Anglese Interlingua Lavin

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A - a
a (letter a) n. a, littera a. abound (be plentiful, be abundant) v.

a bird in the hand is worth more than abundar, exuberar.
two in the bush phr. plus vale ave in abounding adj. abundante.
le mano que cento volante. abounding in fish adj. piscose.
acertain something phr. un io non sape about (- to) phr. al - (+inf).
que. about (around) prep. circa.
a chip off the old block phr. un pannetto
about (be - to) v. esser super le puncto
del mesme drappo.
de.
a dollar a dozen phr. un dollar per
about (be -) v. esser super.
dozena.
about (concerning, regarding, on) prep.
a little at a time (gradually, by
de, in re, re, super.
degrees, little by little) phr. paulatim.
about adv. approximativemente, circa.
a lot phr. multo.
about face n. reverso de direction.
a lot of phr. multe.
about face v. reversar direction.
a posteriori adj. aposteriori.
about forty n. quarantena.
a posteriori adv. a posteriori.
about thirty n. trentena.
a priori adj. apriori, aprioristic.
about town adj. cosmopolitan, urban.
a priori adv. a priori.
above (before) adv/ prep. ante.
a priori reasoner n. apriorista.
above (on the top) adv. in alto.
a priori reasoning n. apriorismo.
above (on the top, over) adv/prep. supra.
a tapering point n. [Bot] acumine.
above all phr. super toto.
a, an indef art. un.
above mentioned phr. jam mentionate.
A, la (the note) [Mus] n. la.
above prep. super.
Aachen, Aix-la-Chapelle n. Aachen ¬G,
aboveboard adj/ adv. apertemente, sin
Aquisgrano.
deception.
aardwolf n. protele.
aboveground adv. al superficie terrestre.
Aaron n. Aaron.
abracadabra (magical incantation) n.
aback (taken -) v. attonite, stupefacte, abracadabra (incantation magic).
surprendite.
abrade (wear away) v. abrader.
aback adv. a retro.
Abraham [Bib] n. Abraham.
abacus n. abaco.
abrasion n. abrasion.
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abrasive (irritating) adj. abrasive. absent oneself v. absentar se.

abreast (three -) adv. in fila triple. absent without leave (AWOL) adj.
abreast (two -) adv. in fila duple. absente sin permisso.
abreast adv. in fila. absentee n. absentista.
abreast of the times phr. al currente del absentee owner n. absentista.

cosas. absenteeism n. absentismo.
abridge (abbreviate) v. abbreviar. absentia (in -) phr. absentia (in -).
abridgement (abbreviation) n. absentminded adj. distracte.
abbreviamento, abbreviation, absentmindedness n. distraction.
summario.
absinthe (1. [Bot] Absinthium; 2.
abridger (abbreviator) n. abbreviator.
alcoholic liquor absinthe) n.
abridging (abbreviatory) adj. absinthio.
abbreviative. absinthial (absinthic) adj. absinthic.
abroad adv. al estraniero, al extero.
absinthin [Chem] n. absinthina.
abrogable adj. abrogabile.
absinthism [Med] n. absinthismo.
abrogate (cancel) v. abrogar.
absinthium [Bot] n. absinthio.
abrogating (rescinding) adj. abrogatori.
absolute adj. absolute.
abrogation (repeal) n. abrogation.
absolute temperature n. temperatura
abrogative adj. abrogative. absolute.
abrogator n. abrogator. absolutely adv. absolutemente.
abrupt (very steep) adj. abrupte, brusc. absolution (remission) n. absolution.
abruptly adv. abruptemente, absolutism n. absolutismo.
bruscamente. absolutist n. absolutista.
Abruzzi nprpl. Abruzzi.
absolutory (absolving) adj. absolutori.
Absalom [Bib] nprm. Absalom.
absolve (acquit) v. absolver [-solv-/-
abscess n. abscesso. solut-].
abscind (cut off) v. abscinder. absolver (acquitter) n. absolutor.
abscissa [Math] n. abscissa. absorb (- liquid) v. absorber.
abscond (go away and hide) v. absorb (imbibe liquid) v. imbiber.
discampar. absorb (knowledge) v. assimilar.
absence n. absentia.
absorb (resorb) v. resorber.
absent adj. absente.
absorbable adj. absorbibile.
absent minded adj. distracte.
absorbed (engrossed, preoccupied)
absent mindedness n. distraction. adj. preoccupate (pp of preoccupar).
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absorbency n. absorbentia. abstruse (difficult to understand) adj.

absorbent (absorbing substance) n. difficile de comprender.
absorbente. abstruse (hard to get to, concealed)
absorbent adj. absorbente. adj. abstruse.
absorbent cotton n. coton hydrophile, abstruse (thrust away) adj. abstruse.

watta absorption (imbibition). abstruse adj. abstruse.
n \gn imbibition. absurd adj. absurde.
absorption (resorption) n. resorption.
absurd (extravagante, odd, strange)
absorption (soaking up) n. adj. extravagante (ppr of extravagar).
imbibimento. absurdity (nonsense, oddness,
absorption n. absorption. strangeness) n. absurditate,
abstain (- from drinking) v. abstiner se extravagantia, ineptia.
de biber. absurdly adv. absurdemente.
abstain (- from voting) v. abstiner se de abundance (copiousness, plenty) n.
votar. abundantia, copiositate, copia.
abstain v. abstiner se deabstain (- from abundance (uberty, fertility) n.
blood) v abstiner se de sanguine. ubertate.
abstemious (temperate) adj. abstemie, abundant adj. abundante, copiose.
abstinente.
abundant adj. copiose.
abstention n. abstention.
abundantly adv. abundantemente.
abstentionist n. abstentionista.
abuse (abuse) v. abusar (de) abuse
abstergent adj. abstergente.
(improper or wrong use) n abuso.
abstergent n. abstergente. abuse (injure) vt. injuriar.
abstersion n. abstersion. abuse (insult) n. insulto.
abstersive (cleansing) adj. abstersive. abuse (insult) vt. insultar.
abstinence n. abstinentia. abuse (invective) n. invectiva.
abstract [Logic] v. abstraher. abuse (misuse) n. misuso.
abstract adj. abstracte. abuse (misuse) v. misusar.
abstract n. summario. abuse of confidence (confidence
abstract v. abstraher. trick) phr. abuso de confidentia.
abstraction (state of being lost in abuser (misuser) n. abusator.
thought) n. abstraction. abusive (insulting) adj. injuriose.
abstraction [Logic] n. abstraction. abusive (misusing) adj. abusive.
abstractionism n. abstractionismo. abusive (of improper or wrong use)
adj. abusive.
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abusive (reviling) adj. invective. accelerator (anything which increases

abut on phr. confinar con. speed of motion, contrivance for
abutment n. confinamento. producing greater speed in a
machine) n. accelerator.
abysm n. abysmo.
accensibility (inflammability,
abysmal adj. abysmal.
combustibility) n. accensibilitate.
abysmally adv. abysmalmente.
accensible (inflammable,
abyss (whirlpool, gulf) n. gurgite
combustible) adj. accensibile.
abyss n abysso.
accent (stress) n. accento.
abyssal adj. abyssal.
accent mark n. accento.
Abyssinia [Geog] npr. Abyssinia.
accent v. accentuar.
Abyssinian adj. abyssin.
accentuate (accent) v. accentuar.
Abyssinian n. abyssino.
accentuation n. accentuation.
acacia [Bot] n. acacia.
v. acceptar.
academia (the academics) n. academia.
acceptability n. acceptabilitate.
Academia pro Interlingua (Interlingua
acceptable adj. acceptabile.
Association) n. Academia pro
Interlingua. acceptance n. acceptation.
academic adj. academic. acceptation (standard meaning) n.
academical adj. academic. acception.
access (access to a place) n. accesso.
academician n. academico.
access (fit) n. accesso.
Academus [Gr. Mythol] n. Academo.
access [Comp] n. accesso.
academy n. academia.
access arm [Comp] n. brachio / bracio
Acanthaceae [Bot] n. acanthaceas.
de accesso, bracio / bracio de accesso.
acanthaceous [Bot] adj. acanthacee.
access time [Comp] n. tempore de
acanthophorous (spine- bearing) adj.
accesso.
acanthophore.
access type [Comp] n. typo de accesso.
acanthus [Arch] [Bot] n. acantho.
accessibility n. accessibilitate.
acappella (singing without music) adv.
accessible (approachable) adj.
acappella.
abbordabile accessible (places) adj
accede (approach, assent) v. acceder.
accessibile.
accelerando [Mus] n. accelerando. accession (accession to a dignity or a
accelerate (quicken) v. celerar. throne) n. accession.
accelerate v. accelerar, accelerar se. accessory (adjunct) adj. accessori.
acceleration n. acceleration. accessory (object) n. accessorio.
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accessory (person) n. complice. accommodation (adaptation) n.

accidence [Gram] n. accidente. accommodation.
accident (chance) n. accidente. accommodation (adapting) n.
accommodation.
accident (contingency) n. accidente.
accommodation (adjusting) n.
accident (mishap) n. accidente.
adjustamento.
accident (nonessential quality) n.
accommodation (lodgings) n. albergo,
accidente.
allogiamento.
accidental (happening by chance) adj.
accommodator n. accommodator.
accidental, fortuite.
accompaniment n. accompaniamento.
accidental (nonessential) adj. accidental.
accompanist [Mus] n. accompaniator.
accidental [Mus] n. accidental.
accompany v. accompaniar.
accidental adj. accidental.
accompanying (action of) n.
accidentally adv. accidentalmente.
accompaniamento accomplice n
acclaim (acclamation) n. acclamation. complice.
acclaim (applaud) v. acclamar. accomplish (achieve) v. complir.
acclaimer n. acclamator. accomplished (perfect in
acclamation n. acclamation. acquirements) adj. complite (pp of
acclimate v. acclimatar. complir).
acclimation n. acclimatation. accomplished adj. experte.
acclimatization (acclimation) n. accomplisher n. complitor.

acclimatation. accomplishment (action of
acclimatize (acclimate) v. acclimatar, accomplishing or achieving) n.
acclimatar se. complimento.
accolade (ceremonious salutation and accord (agreement) n. accordo.
embrace) n. accollada. accord (of one's own -) adv.
accommodate (adapt) v. accommodar. spontaneemente.
accommodate (adjust) v. adjustar. accord v. accordar.
accommodate (lodge) v. albergar, accord v. accordar (se).

allogiar. according as prep. secundo que.
von. <> accommodar. according prep. accordante.
accommodating (complaisant) adj. according to prep. secundo, conforme a,
complacente. secun.
accommodating (ready to accordingly (therefore, then,
compromise) adj. transigente. consequently) adv. ergo, in
consequentia.
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accordingly (under the accumulator (one who accumulates) n.

circumstances) adv. ita. accumulator.
accordion n. accordion. accumulator (storage battery) n.
accordionist n. accordionista. accumulator.
accuracy (precision, exactitude,
accost (address) v. accostar, abbordar.
exactness) n. precision, exactitude,
accostable (approachable) adj.
justessa.
accostabile.
accurate (correct, exact, precise) adj.
account (bill) n. conto, nota.
correcte, exacte, precise, juste.
account (calculation) n. conto
accursed (cursed) adj. condemnabile.
account (story, report).
maledicte.
conto, relation, reporto.
accurst (accursed) n. condemnato.
account [Commer] n. conto.
accusation n. accusation.
account for v. dar conto de.
accusative [Gram] n. accusativo.
accountability (responsibility) n.
accusative adj. accusative.
responsabilitate.
accusative n. accusativo.
accountable adj. responsabile.
accuse v. accusar.
accountancy (bookkeeping) n.
contabilitate accountant (expert -) accused (defendant) n. accusato.
n contabile. accused [Jur] adj. accusate.
accounting (bookkeeping) adj. accuser n. accusator.
contabile. accusing (accusation) n. accusamento.
accouter (equip) v. equipar.
accusing (accusatory) adj. accusatori.
accoutrements (equipment) n.
accustom (habituate) v. accostumar,
equipage.
habituar.
accredit (send with credentials) v.
accustomed (be - to) v. haber le
accreditar.
costume de, soler.
accreditation n. accreditation.
accustomed (be -) past part. accostumate,
accretion n. accretion, accrescimento, consuete, habituate.
accumulamento. accustomed (usual) adj. accostumate (pp
accrue v. accrescer, accumular. of accostumar).
accumulate (heap up) v. accumular. accustomed (usual, wonted) adj.
accumulate v. accumular (se). accostumate, consuete, solite.
accumulation (heaping or piling up) n. ace (cards) n. asse.
accumulamento. ace (dice) n. asse.
ace (highly skilled person) n. asse.
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ace (tennis) n. asse. achromatous (colorless) adj. achromate.

ace [Aviation] n. asse. acicula (needle, prickle) [Bot] n. acicula.
acephalous (headless) adj. sin capite, acicular adj. acicular.
acephale. acid adj. acide.
acerb (acrid, harsh) adj. acerbe. acid n. acido.
acerbate v. acerbar. acid precipitation n. precipitation de
acerbity (bitterness in taste) n. aciditate.
acerbitate. acid rain n. pluvia acide.
acetabulum [Rom. Antiq] n. acetabulo. acid test n. test de acido.
acetamide [Chem] n. acetamido. acidic adj. acide, acidic.
acetate [Chem] n. acetato. acidifiable adj. acidificabile.
acetic adj. acetic. acidification n. acidification.
acetification n. acetification. acidify (make acid, convert into an
acetify v. acetificar. acid) v. acidficar.
acetone [Chem] n. acetona. acidimeter n. acidimetro.
acetose adj. acetose. acidity n. aciditate.
acetous (acetose) adj. acetose. acidosis n. acidosis, acidose.
acetylene [Chem] n. acetylen ache acidulate (flavor with an acid) v.
(pain) n dolor, mal. acidular.
ache v. doler. acidulous adj. acidule.
Acheron npr. Acheronte. acierage (steel plating) n. acierage
aches (my head -) n. le capite me dole. ¬acieraje.
achieve v. complir. acieration (conversion into steel) n.
achievement n. complimento. acieration.
acknowledge (- receipt of) v. accusar
Achillea [Bot] n. achillea.
reception de.
Achilles [Gr. Mythol] n. Achilles.
acknowledge v. admitter.
achromatic (colorless) [Opt] adj.
acknowledge v. recognoscer.
achromatic.
acknowledgement n. admission.
achromatism [Opt] n. achromatismo.
acknowledgement n. recognoscentia.
achromatization [Opt] n.
achromatisation. acme n. culmine.
achromatize [Opt] v. achromatisar. acne n. acne.
achromatopsy (complete color aco- (remedy) [occurring in
blindness) n. achromatopsia. compounds] n. aco-.
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acologic [Med] adj. acologic. acquittal n. absolution.

acology [Med] n. acologia. acre ¬A n. acre.
acolyte n. acolyto. acreage n. area.
aconite [Bot] n. aconito. acrid (bitter) adj. acride, acerbe, acre.
acorn n. glande. acridness n. acritate.
acorn-shaped (glandiform) adj. acrimonious adj. acrimoniose.
glandiforme acotyledon n acrimony (bitterness in argument) n.
acotyledon. acrimonia.
acoustic adj. acustic. acro- (terminal, topmost) [occurring in
acoustical adj. acustic. compounds] adj. acro-.
acousticly adv. acusticamente. acrobat n. acrobata.
acoustics n. acustica acquaint v acrobatic adj. acrobatic.
informar, poner al currente. acrobaticly adv. acrobaticamente.
acquaintance (knowledge) n.
acrobatics n. acrobatia.
cognoscentia.
acrobatism n. acrobatismo.
acquaintance (person with whom one
acronym n. acromymo.
is acquainted) n. cognoscentia.
acrophobia n. acrophobia.
acquainted with (be -) v. cognoscer,
esser al currente de. acropolis n. acropole, acropolis.
acquiesce (agree without enthusiasm) across (over, beyond, on the farther
v. acquiescer. side of) prep. trans, al transverso de, al
acquiescence n. acquiescentia. altere latere de.
acquiescent adj. acquiescente (ppr of across adv. a transverso, al altere latere
acquiescer). acrostic (initial spelled line verse)
[Pros] n acrostichio.
acquirable adj. acquiribile.
act (act of a play) n. acto.
acquire v. acquirer.
act (action, deed) n. acto.
acquirement n. acquisition.
act (behave) v. conducer.
acquirer n. acquiritor.
act (behave) v. conducer (se).
acquisition (act of acquiring) n.
act (do) vi. ager.
acquisition acquisition (thing
acquired) n acquisition, acquesto. act (in the -) adv. in flagrante delicto.
acquit (free from obligation) v. act (theat) vt. jocar, representar.
absolver, disculpar. act of god n. caso fortuite.
acquit (release from a duty or act of parliament n. acto del parlamento,
obligation) v. quitar. lege, statuto.
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act of soaking n. imbibition. actuary (risk calculator) n. actuario.

acting (temporary) adj. interimari (in le actuary's office (or profession) n.
interim). actuariato.
acting n. joco, representation. actuate (put into motion or motion,
actinia (sea anemone) [Bot] n. actinia. set in action or motion) v. actuar,
actinic adj. actinic. actionar.
actuation n. actuation.
actinium (Ac) n. actinio, actinium.
acuity n. acuitate.
action (act, acting) n. action.
aculeate [Zool/Bot] adj. aculeate.
action (lawsuit) n. action.
aculeiform adj. aculeiforme.
actionable adj. actionabile.
acumen (keenness) n. acumine.
activate v. activar.
acuminate (pointed) adj. acuminate (pp
activation n. activation.
of acuminar).
active adj. active.
acuminate (sharpen) v. acuminar.
active voice phr. voce active.
acupuncture (needle medicine) n.
activist n. activista.
acupunctura.
activity n. activitate. acupuncture v. acupuncturar.
actor n. actor. acutangular [Geom] (acute-angled) adj.
actress n. actrice. acutangule, acuntangular.
acts of desperation phr. actos de acute (acting keenly on the senses)
desperation. adj. acute.
acts of love phr. actiones de amor. acute (sharp-pointed) adj. acute.
acts of negligence phr. actiones de acute (shrewd, penetrating, keen) adj.
negligentia. acute.
acts of violence phr. actos de violentia. acute accent n. accento acute.
actual (current, present) adj. actual. acute angled [Geom] (acutangular) adj.
actual (real) adj. actual. acutangule.
actuality (actual existence) n. acute pain n. dolor acute.
actualitate. acuteness (sharpness) n. acutessa.
actualization n. actualisation. ad (advertising) [Amer] n. annuncio.
actualize v. actualisar. ad hoc phr. ad hoc.
actually (at present, now, just now) ad infinitum phr. ad infinitum, sin fin.
adv. actualmente. ad lib (improvise) v. improvisar.
actually adv. in realitate, realmente. ad lib adj/adv. ad lib.
actuarial adj. actuarial. adage n. adagio, proverbio.
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adagio [Mus] adv. adagio, lentemente. addition (action of adding) n. addition.

adagio [Mus] n. adagio. addition (in - to) prep. extra, in plus,
Adam [Bib] npr. Adam. preter.
adamant (unyielding) adj. intransigente. addition (in -) conj/prep. in plus.
adamant adj. adamante. addition (supplement) n. supplemento.
Adamic adj. adamic. addition (thing added) n. addition.
Adam's apple [Anat] n. pomo de adam. additional adj. additional.
adapt v. adaptar (se). additionally adv. additionalmente.
adapt v. adaptar, appoppriar, additive adj. additive.

accommodar. addle (confuse) v. confuse.
adaptability n. adaptabilitate. addled adj. putride.
adaptable adj. adaptabile, appropriabile, address (a letter or person) v. adressar.
accommodabile. address (accost) v. abbordar.
adaptation (action of adapting) n. address (address of a letter, package)
adaptation, appropriation, n. adresse ¬F.
accommodation.
address (formal communication) n.
adapter (adaptor) n. adaptator.
adresse ¬F.
adaptor n. adaptator. address (on letter) n. adresse.
add (add one thing to another) v. address (speak to) v. abbordar.
adder.
address (speech) n. discurso.
add to v. annexar.
address (to address a prayer to) v.
add up (sum up) [Math] v. summar,
adressar.
additionar.
address (write the address on, direct)
addenda n. addenda.
v. adressar.
addendum n. addendum (pl addenda) address [Comp] n. adresse.
¬NeoLadder [Comp] n additionator,
address n. direction.
additor, summator.
addressee n. destinatario.
adder [Zool] n. vipera.
addressing n. adressation.
addict (enthusiast) n. enthusiasta.
adduce (cite, give proof) v. adducer.
addict (of drugs, substances) n.
narcomano addicted to drink adducer n. adductor.
(bibulous) adj bibule. adduct [Med] v. adductar.
addiction (drugs) n. narcomania. adduction (act of adducing) [Physiol]
addiction (enthusiasm) n. enthusiasmo. n. adduction.
adding machine n. calculator. adductor [Physiol] n. adductor.

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adelph-, adelpho- [occurring in adipocere n. adipocera.

compounds] (brother, twin) n. adipose (fat, fatty) adj. adipose.
adelph-, adelpho-. adiposis (fatty degeneration) n.
adenitis [Pathol] n. adenitis. adiposis.
adenography n. adenographia. adiposity (fatness) n. adipositate.
adenoid (adenoidal) adj. adenoide. adit (entrance, access, door, passage
adenoidal (adenoid) adj. adenoide. through which one enters) n. adito.
adenoids npl. adenoides. adjacency (state of being adjacent) n.
adenoma [Pathol] n. adenoma. adjacentia.
adenose (glandulous) adj. adenose. adjacent (circumjacent) adj. adjacente,
limitrophe, circumvicin, circumjacente.
adept (skillful) adj. adepte, experte.
adjectival (adjective) [Gram] adj.
adept n. adepto, experto.
adjectival, adjective.
adequate (deserved) adj. condigne.
adjective [Gram] adj. adjective,
adequate adj. adequate (pp of adequar). adjectival.
adequate v. adequate. adjective [Gram] n. adjectivo.
adequation n. adequation. adjoin v. adjunger.
adhere (- to an opinion, party) v. adjoining (contiguous, near,
adherer adhere (stick fast) v neighboring) adj. adjuncte, contigue,
adherer. vicin, vicinal.
adhere v. adherer. adjoining adj. adjuncte.
adherence (- to a treaty, a party) n. adjourn (postpone) v. ajornar.
accession.
adjournment (postponement) n.
adherence (attachment) n. adherentia.
ajornamento adjudge (award
adherent (follower) n. adherente. judicially as a prize) v adjudicar.
adherent adj. adherente. adjudger (awarder) n. adjudicator.
adhesion (assent) n. adhesion. adjudging (awarding) adj. adjudicative.
adhesion (sticking) n. adhesion. adjudgment (award) n. adjudication.
adhesive (sticking) adj. adhesive. adjudicate (judge a dispute) v.
adhesive plaster (sticking plaster) n. adjudicar adjudicated adj
sparadrapo. adjudicate.
adhesive tape n. sparadrapo. adjudication n. adjudication.
adiabatic adj. adiabatic. adjudicator v. adjudicator.
adieu (farewell) n. adieu ¬F. adjunct [Gram] n. adjuncto.
adieu ¬F n. adeo, adieu ¬F.

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adjunction (the act of joining or administrator (manager) n.

adding) n. adjunction. administrator.
adjunctive adj. adjunctive. admirable adj. admirabile.
adjuration (solemn command) n. admiral n. admiral.
adjuration adjure v adjurar. admiralship (admiralty) n. admiralato.
adjust v. adjustar. admiralty (admiralship) n. admiralato.
adjustable (as in adjustable quarrel) admiralty (government department in
adj. adjustabile, accommodabile. charge of naval affairs) n.
adjuster n. adjustator. admiralitate.
adjustment (action of adjusting) n. admiralty (law or court of the
adjustamento. admiralty) n. admiralitate.
adjustment (compromise) [Law] n. admiration n. admiration.
transaction. admire v. admirar.
adjustment (settlement) n.
admirer n. admirator.
adjustamento.
admiring adj. admirative.
adjutant (assistant, helper) n.
adjutante. admissibility n. admissibilitate.
adjutant [Mil] n. adjutante. admissible adj. admissibile.
adjuvant (helpful) adj. adjuvante (ppr of admission (acknowledgement) n.

adjuvar). confession.
administer (to direct, manage) v. admission (allowing entrance or
administrar, gerer. access) n. admission.
administer (to furnish or apply) v. admission (conceding the validity or
administrar. truth of, entrance, concession) n.
administrable adj. administrabile. admission.
administration (action of furnishing or admit (acknowledge as valid or true) v.
applying) n. administration. admitter, confessar.
admit (allow in, concede) v. admitter.
administration (management of public
affairs, an institution, business) n. admit (allow to enter) v. admitter.
administration, gestion. admittance n. admission.
administration (persons collectively admix v. admiscer.
managing public affairs, an admixtion n. admixtion.
institution, business, etc.) n. admixture (admixtion) n. admixtion.
administration administrative adj
admonish (advise) v. moner, admoner,
administrative.
admonestar.
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admonish beforehand (forewarn) v. adoration (worship) n. adoration.

premoner admonisher (monitor) n adore (worship) v. adorar.
monitor.
adorer [Fem] n. adoratrice.
admonishment (admonition) n.
adorer [Masc] n. adorator.
admonestation, admonition.
adorn v. adornar, ornar, parar.
admonition (admonishment) n.
admonestation, admonition, monition. adorn with gems (ingem, gem) v.
admonitor (admonisher) n. admonitor. ingemmar, gemmar.
adorner n. adornator.
admonitory (monitory) adj. admonitori,
monitori. adornment (action of adorning,
ado (activity) n. activitate. ornament) n. adornamento,
ornamento.
ado (agitation) n. agitation.
adrenal (suprarenal) [Anat] adj.
adobe ¬H n. adobe.
suprarenal.
adobo ¬H n. adobo.
adrenal [Anat] adj. adrenal.
adolescence n. adolescentia.
adrenalin n. adrenalina.
adolescent adj. adolescente.
Adria [Geog] (city of) n. Adria.
adolescent n. adolescente.
Adrian nprm. Adriano.
Adonian (Adonic) adj. adonie, adonic.
Adrianople n. Adrianopolis.
Adonic [Pros] n. adonico, adonio.
Adriatic (- Sea) n. Mar Adriatic,
Adonic adj. adonic, adonie. Adriatico.
Adonis [Gr. Mythol] n. Adonis. Adriatic (pertaining to the Adriatic) adj.
adopt (give birth to, bear) (a child, a adriatic.
litter, etc) v. filiar, adoptar. Adriatic (pertaining to the city of
adopt v. adoptar. Adria) adj. adriatic.
adoptability n. adoptabilitate. Adriatic [Geog] n. Adriatico, Mar
adoptable adj. adoptabile. Adriatic.
adrift adj. flottante al deriva.
adopted child n. infante adoptate.
adroit (adept) adj. adepte.
adopter n. adoptator.
adroit (expert) adj. experte adroit
adoption n. adoption.
(handy) adj dextere.
adoption n. filiation, adoption.
adroit (skillful) adj. habile.
adoptive adj. adoptive.
adulate (praise highly) v. adular.
adoptive parent n. genitor adoptive.
adulation n. adulation.
adorability n. adorabilitate adorable
adulator n. adulator.
adj adorabile.
adulatory adj. adulatori.
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adult (grown-up) adj. adulte. advance payment n. pagamento

adult n. adulto. anticipate.
adulterate v. adulterar, alterar. advancement n. avantiamento.
adulteration (action of adulterating) n. advancing (making progress) adj.

adulteration, alteration. proficiente.
adulterator n. adulterator. advantage (having superiority) n.
avantage advantage (profit) n
adulterer [Masc] n. adultero.
partito.
adulterer n. adulterator.
advantage (take - of) v. prender
adulteress [Fem] n. adultera. avantage de.
adulterine adj. adulterin. advantage n. avantage ¬avantaje.
adulterous adj. adulterose. advantageous adj. avantagiose.
adultery n. adulterio. advent (arrival) n. advenimento.
adumbrate (overshadow) v. adumbrar. Advent [Eccl] n. Advento.
adumbration (overshadowing) n. advent n. advenimento.
adumbration. Adventist n. adventista.
adust (burnt, scorched) adj. aduste.
adventitious adj. adventicie.
advance (as in to advance a
adventure (venture, risk) v. aventurar,
proposition) (go ahead) v. avantiar. aventurar se.
advance (forward motion) n. adventure n. aventura.
avantiamento.
adventurer n. aventurero.
advance (money) v. anticipar.
adventurous adj. aventurose.
advance (payment beforehand) n.
adverb n. adverbio.
avantia.
adverbial adj. adverbial.
advance (progress) n. progresso.
adversary n. adversario.
advance (progress) v. progreder.
adversative [Gram] adj. adversative.
advance (to move forward) v. avantiar.
adverse (contrary, unfavorable) adj.
advance (to promote in rank) v.
adverse.
avantiar.
adversity (mishap, contrariety) n.
advance a payment (-) v. anticipar un
contrarietate, contrarietate.
pagamento.
advert (have reference to) v. adverter.
advance guard (outpost) [Mil] n.
avantiata. advertence (advertency) n. advertentia.
advance n. avantia. advertency (advertence) n. advertentia.
advance n. avantiamento. advertent (attentive) adj. advertente (ppr
of adverter).
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advertise v. annunciar, facer reclamo Aegeus [Gr. Mythol] n. Egeo.

(pro). aegis (shield, protection) n. egide,
advertisement n. annuncio, reclamo. protection.
advertising (publicity) n. reclamo, aegis (under the - of) phr. sub le egide
publicitate. de.
advice (counsel, notice) n. aviso, aegis [Gr. Antiq] n. egide.
consilio, notitia. Aeneas [Gr. Mythol] n. Eneas.
advisable adj. consiliabile, judiciose. Aeneid [Lat. Lit] n. Eneide.
advise (to counsel) v. avisar, consiliar, Aeolian (of Aeolus) adj. eolic, eolie.
moner.
Aeolus [Mythol] n. Eolo.
advise (to give information or notice
aerate v. aerar.
to, give notice) v. avisar, advertir.
aeration (airing) n. aerage, aeration.
advise (urge, persuade) v. suader.
aerial adj. aeree.
advised (ill -) adj. incaute.
aerial n. antenna.
advised (well -) adj. avisate, judiciose,
aerial view phr. vista aeree.
sage.
advisedly adv. deliberatemente. aeriferous adj. aerifere.
adviser (consultant) n. consultor. aerification n. aerification.
adviser (counsellor) n. consiliator, aeriform adj. aeriforme.

consiliero. aerify (change to an aeriform state) v.
advisory (consultative) adj. consultative aerificar.
advisory committee phr aerobatics n. aerobatica.
committee consultative. aerobe [Biol] n. aerobio.
advocacy n. defensa. aerobic [Biol] adj. aerobic, aerobie.
advocate (champion, supporter) n. aerodrome n. aerodromo.
advocato advocate [Law] n
aerodynamic adj. aerodynamic
advocato.
aerodynamics n aerodynamica.
advocate v. favorar.
aerodyne n. aerodyno.
advocate v. recommendar.
aerofoil n. aerofilo.
adynamia [Med] n. adynamia.
aerography n. aerographia.
adynamic adj. adynamic, adyname.
aerolite n. aerolitho aerolith n
adze (adz) n. hachetto.
aerolitho aerolitic adj aerolitic.
Aegean (- Sea) n. Egeo. aerology n. aerologia aerometer n
Aegean adj. egee. aerometro.
Aegean Sea n. Mar Egee. aerometry n. aerometria.
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aeronaut (airman) n. aeronauta. affair ¬F (event) n. affaire affair n

aeronautic (aeronautical) adj. pragma.
aeronautic. affect (concern) v. concernar.
aeronautical (aeronautic) adj. affect (have an affection for) v. affectar
aeronautic. affect (have an effect on) v afficer.
aeronautics n. aeronautica. affect (impress) v. impressionar.
aeroplane (airplane) n. aeroplano, avion. affect (influence) v. influer super.
aerosol (mist) n. aerosol. affect (pretend, feign) v. affectar.
aerosol (spray canister) n. atomisator. affect v. conmover.
aerostat [Aeronaut] n. aerostato. affect v. mover.
aerostatic adj. aerostatic. affect with caries (rot) [Med] v. cariar.
aerostatics n. aerostatica. affectation (artificiality of manner,
aerostation n. aerostation. preciosity) n. affectation,
Aeschylus n. Aeschylo, Eschylo preciositate.
Aesculapius [Gr. Mythol] n affected (full of affectation) adj.
Esculapio, Aesculapio. affectate.
Aesop [Gr. Lit] n. Esopo, Aesopo. affected (impressed, deeply) adj.
Aesopian (Aesopic) adj. esopic, aesopic penetrate (pp of penetrar).
aesthete (esthete) n estheta. affected pose n. posa.
aesthetic (esthetic) adj. esthetic affected with caries (carious) adj.
aesthetical adj esthetic. cariate, cariose.
aesthetically adv. estheticamente. affection (fondness) n. affection, affecto
aestheticly adv. estheticamente. affection (love) n dilection.
affection (tenderness) n. teneressa.
aesthetics (esthetics) n. esthetica.
affection (the fact or state of being
aetiology n. aetiologia.
affected or acted upon) n. affection.
Aetna (Etna) n. Etna.
affection [Pathol] n. affection.
afar (from -) adv. de longe.
affectionate (loving) adj. affectuose.
afar adv. a distantia, a un distantia.
affectionate adj. affectionate (pp of
affability n. affabilitate.
affectionar).
affable (friendly) adj. affabile.
affectionate devotion n. pietate.
affair (amorous -) n. affaire amorose.
affective (emotional) adj. affective.
affair (matter, thing) n. re.
affiance (betroth) v. fidantiar.
affair ¬F (concern) n. affaire.
affidavit (written statement made on
oath) n. affidavit.
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affiliate (affiliated) adj. affiliate. affliction (distress, passion,

affiliate (receive or connect as suffering) n. affliction, pathos,
member, branch, etc.) v. affiliar. passion.
affiliate v. affiliar, affiliar se. affluence (as in affluence of people) n.
affluentia.
affiliated (pp of affiliar) adj. affiliate
affluence (concourse, flowing
affiliation n affiliation.
towards) n. affluentia.
affinity (attraction) n. affinitate.
affluence (opulence, profusion) n.
affinity (of similar structure) n.
affluentia affluent (opulent) adj
affinitate.
affluente.
affinity (relationship by marriage) n.
affluent (tributary) (stream) n. affluente
affinitate.
afflux n affluxo.
affinity (resemblance, likeness) n.
afford (give) v. dar.
affinitate.
afford (we cannot -) v. phr. nos non pote
affirm (assert) v. affirmar.
tolerar le expensa de.
affirm (assert) v. asserer.
affording compensation
affirm (confirm it is true) v. affirmar.
(compensative) adj. compensative.
affirm (maintain) v. pretender.
afforest v. afforestar.
affirm positively (asseverate) v.
affray (brawl) n. rixa.
asseverar, affirmar.
affront (insult) n. affronto affront (to
affirmable adj. affirmabile.
face in defiance, to insult to the face) v
affirmation (affirmative proposition) n. affrontar.
affirmation. affronter (insulter) n. affrontator.
affirmation (assertion) n. affirmation,
affronting (insulting) (act of) n.
assertion.
affrontamento.
affirmative (affirmative statement,
affusion n. affusion.
reply, etc.) n. affirmativa.
afghan adj. Afghan.
affirmative (assertive) adj. affirmative.
afghan n. afghano.
affirmer n. affirmator.
Afghanistan [Geog] npr. Afghanistan.
affirming (assertory) adj. assertori.
afield (astray) adv. disviate.
affix (fasten) v. affiger, affixar.
afield (far -) adv. multo lontan.
affix n. affixo.
aflame (in flames) adj/adv. in flammas.
afflict (torment) v. remorder.
aflame (inflamed) adj. inflammate.
afflict v. affliger.
afloat adj. flottante, in barca.
aflutter adj. nervosemente excitate.
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afoot adj/adv. in motion. afternoon n. postmeridie.

aforementioned (aforesaid) adj. afterthought n. reflexion posterior.
precitate, mentionate o citate afterwards (after, later, thereafter) adv.
previemente. post, pois, depois, depost, postea.
aforesaid (aforementioned) adj. afterwards (then, following in time,
precitate, mentionate o citate next in order) adv. deinde.
previemente.
again (anew) adv. de novo, de nove,
afraid (be - of) v. haber pavor de, haber
altere vice, novemente, re-, itero.
timor de.
again (attach, fasten) v. re(attaccar),
afraid adj. apprehensive, pavorose,
(attacar) de novo.
timorose.
again and again adv. repetitemente.
afresh adv. de nove.
against one's will (unwillingly) adv.
Africa [Geog] n. Africa.
nolente.
African adj. african.
against prep. contra, erga.
African n. africano.
agape (love) n. agape, amor christian.
after (following) prep. secundo, secun.
agar [Bot] n. agar.
after (just -) phr. sovente, subinde.
agar [Bot] n. gellatina de alga.
after adv. depost, depois, pois, post,
agar-agar n. agar-agar [Mal].
postea.
agaric [Bot] adj. agaric.
after all prep. post toto.
agaric [Bot] n. agarico.
after conj. post que.
agate (agatine) adj. agatin.
after prep. depost, depois, pois.
agate (the stone agate) n. agata.
after that (thereupon, tenceforward,
agatiferous adj. agatifere.
from that time) adv. inde.
agatiform adj. agatiforme.
afterbirth [Anat] n. placenta, secundinas
after-burner n becco de post- agave [Bot] n. agave.
ignition. age (1. lapse of time; 2. period in
after-care n. cura de convalescentia. life) n. etate.
after-effect [Med] n. sequela, effecto age (long period of time) n. evo.
secundari, consequentia, repercussion. age (oldness) n. vetulessa, vetustate.
afterglow n. brillantia restante. age (period) n. epocha.
afterimage n. imagine restante. age (years) n. etate.
afterlife n. vita post-morte. age vi. inveterar.
aftermath n. consequentias, effectos, aged adj. vetule.
resultato.
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agency (as in news agency, real estate aggravating (annoying, making

agency, etc.) n. agentia. worse) adj. aggravante, exasperante.
agenda (memorandum book) n. aggravation (act of aggravating, or
agenda. state of being aggravated,
agent (1. active power; 2. one who annoyance, making worse) n.
acts for another) n. agente. aggravation, exasperation,
agent (emissary) n. emissario. aggravamento.
aggravator n. aggravator.
agent (minister) n. ministro.
aggregate (collect or unite into a mass
agent (representant) n. representante.
or sum) v. aggregar.
agent n. mandatario.
aggregate (inclusive etc,, total) adj.
agglomerate (gather into a mass,
collective, total, global.
gather or heap together) v.
aggregate n. aggregato.
agglomerar.
aggregate n. total.
agglomerate n. agglomerato.
aggregate v. aggregar.
agglomeration n. agglomeration.
aggregate v. aggregar (se).
agglutinant (agglutinative) adj.
agglutinante (ppr of agglutinar). aggregation n. aggregation.
agglutinate (stick or glue together) v. aggregative adj. aggregative.
agglutinar. aggression n. aggression.
agglutinating (agglutinative) adj. aggressive adj. aggressive.
agglutinative. aggressor n. aggressor.
agglutination n. agglutination.
aggrieve n. offender.
agglutinative (agglutinating) adj.
aghast adj. horrificate.
agglutinative.
agile (fleet, nimble) adj. legier ¬lejér.
aggrandize (augment, increase the
agile (nimble, quick) adj. preste.
power, wealth, or rank, of; make
bigger) v. aggrandir, augmentar, agile adj. agile.
aggrandisar. agility (fleetness, nimbleness) n.
aggrandizement n. aggrandimento. legieressa ¬lejeressa.
aggravate (infuriate) v. exasperar. agility (nimbleness, quickness) n.
prestessa.
aggravate (make worse, worsen,
agility n. agilitate.
infuriate, make worse a disease,
pain, etc.) v. aggravar, exasperar. agio (exchange premium) [Commer] n.
agio ¬ajo agiotage (exchange
aggravated [Law] adj. qualificate pp of
business, stockbroking) n agiotage
qualificar. ¬ajotaje.
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agitate (1. to move or shake violently, agoraphobe [Pychopathol] n.

stir up) v. agitar. agoraphobo.
agitation (1. violent moving or agoraphobia [Psychopathol] n.
shaking; 2. disturbance, agoraphobia.
excitement) n. agitation. agoraphobic adj. agoraphobic,
agitation (commotion, tremor) (violent agoraphobe.
physical or mental disturbance) n. agrarian adj. agrari.
commotion. agree (be in agreement, come to an
agitation (trepidation) n. trepiditate. agreement, concur) v. concordar,
agitator (1. [Pol]; 2. apparatus for convenir [-ven-/-vent-], consentir,
esser de accordo.
shaking or mixing) n. agitator.
agree [Gram] v. concordar.
aglet (aiguillette) n. agulietta.
agreeable (pleasing) adj. agradabile.
agnate (on father's side) adj. de parte
agreeable adj. agradabile.
del patre.
agnostic adj. agnostic. agreeableness (pleasantness) n.
agradamento.
agnostic n. agnostico.
agreement (concurrence) n. accordo.
agnosticism n. agnosticismo.
agreement (pact) n. convention.
ago (a year -) phr. ante un anno, un anno
agreement (treaty) n. tractato.
retro.
ago (long -) phr. pridem. agreement n. concordantia.
ago adv. in passato. agricultural (agronomic) adj. agronomic.
ago adv. retro. agricultural (farming) adj. aratori.
agoago (a moment -) phr. jam. agricultural adj. agricole, agricultural.
agog (excited) adj. excitate. agriculturalist n. agricola.
agon [Gr. Antiq] n. agon. agriculture (farming) n. agricultura.
agonist [Gr. Antiq] n. agonista. agriculturist n. agricultor.
agonistic [Gr. Antiq] adj. agonistic. agronomic (agricultural) adj. agronomic,

agricultural.
agonize (anguishing, suffering, suffer
agronomist n. agronomo, agronomista.
mental anguish) v. agonisar.
agronomy (agronomics) n. agronomia.
agonizing adj. agonisante.
aground (run -) v. arenar, arenarse.
agony (1. death struggle; 2. extreme
pain of mind) n. agonia. aground adv. arenate.
agony (anguish) n. angustia. ah interj. ah.
agora [Gr. Hist] n. agora. ah interj. ei.

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ah interj. eia, heia. aimless adj. sin proposito.

aha interj. aha. aimlessly adv. sin proposito.
aha interj. heia. ain't (isn't) v. non es.
ahead adv. ante, avante. air (1. atmospheric air; 2. appearance;
ahem interj. ehem. 3. melody) n. aere, aer.
aid (assist) v. coadjuvar, subvenir. air (airy, aerial) adj. aeree.
aid (help) n. adjuta, auxilio, subvention, air (expose to the open air) v. aerar.
succurso. air (in the open) phr. al aere libere.
aid (help) v. adjutar, adjuvar, auxiliar, air condition v. climatisar.
succurrer, juvar. air conditioning n. climatisation.
aide (assistant) n. adjuta.
air hostess n. stewardessa.
aigrette ¬F n. aigrette.
air pressure n. pression atmospheric.
aiguillette (aglet) n. agulietta.
air raid n. incursion aeree.
ail v. doler, penar.
airborne adj. portate per le aere.
aileron n.
air-condition v. climatisar.
ailment n. infirmitate, maladia, morbo.
air-conditioning n. climatisation.
aim (- a gun) v. punctar un arma.
aircraft carrier n. porta-aviones.
aim (- a telescope) v. punctar un
aircraft n. aeronave, aeronaves.
telescopio.
airfield n. aerodromo, campo de aviation.
aim (as in take aim, good aim, etc.) n.
mira. airforce n. fortia aeree, armea aeree.
aim (blow) vt. diriger. airing (aeration) n. aerage ¬aeraje,

aeration.
aim (end) n. fin.
airing n. aeration, ventilation.
aim (goal) n. gol.
airline n. linea aeree.
aim (intend) vi. aspirar, aspirar a,
intender, intender de. airmail (by -) adv. per avion, per via
aeree.
aim (object) n. objecto.
airmail n. posta aeree.
aim (objective, scope, object) n.
objectivo, scopo. airman (aeronaut) n. aeronauta, aviator,
aeronauta.
aim (purpose) n. proposito.
airplane (by -) adv. per aeroplano, per
aim (take aim) v. visar, mirar.
avion, per via aeree.
aim at (take, target) v. mirar, visar.
airplane n. aeroplano, avion airport n
aiming (pointing) (of guns, etc) n. aeroporto.
punctage ¬punctaje. airs (put on -) phr. dar se aeres.
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airship n. aeronave, aeroplano, avion, albiflorous (white- flowered) adj.

nave aeree. albiflor albinism n albinismo.
airsickness n. mal de aviatores. albino adj. albin.
airtight adj. hermetic. albino n. albino.
aisle n. nave lateral. album n. album.
aisle n. passage. albumen (1. white of an egg, egg-
Aix-la-Chapelle (Aachen) [G] n. white 2. [Bot]) n. albumine.
Aachen, Aquisgrano. albumin (complex protein) n. albumina.
ajar adj. semiaperte. albuminoid (albuminoidal) n.
alabaster (as in gypseous alabaster) n. albuminoide.
alabastro. albuminous (albuminose) adj.
alabaster (Oriental alabaster) n. albuminose.
alabastrite. albuminuria [Pathol] n. albuminuria.
alabastrine (alabaster) adj. alabastrin. alburnum (sapwood) n. alburno.
alacritous (eager, brisk) adj. alacre. alcalde (mayor of a Spanish town,
alacrity (quickness, eagerness, etc.) n. alcalde ¬H.
briskness) n. alacritate. alchemical adj. alchimic.
alarm (alert) n. allerta. alchemist n. alchimista.
alarm (alert) n. allerta. alchemy n. alchimia.
alarm (give the alarm to) v. allertar. alcohol n. alcohol ¬NL.
alarm clock n. eveliator. alcoholic adj. alcoholic.
alarm n. alarma. alcoholic n. alcoholico.
alarm v. alarmar. alcoholism n. alcoholismo.
alarm v. alarmar, allertar. alcoholization n. alcoholisation.
alarming adj. alarmante (ppr of alarmar). alcoholize v. alcoholisar.
alarmist n. alarmista. alcove (recessed portion of a room) n.
alas interj. guai. alcova.
Alaska (State of -) n. le Stato de Alaska. alderman n. legislator urban.
Alaska [Geog] n. Alaska. ale (brown -) n. bira obscur.
alb [Eccl] n. alba. ale (pale -) n. bira clar.
Albania n. Albania. ale n. ale ¬A, bira.
albatross [Ornith] n. albatros. aleatoric (random) adj. aleatori.
albeit conj. benque. aleatory (random) adj. aleatori.
Alberta [Geog] n. Alberta. alembic adj. alembic.
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alert (alarm) n. alerta, allerta. algol [Comp] n. lingua de

alert (vigilant) adj. alerte, vigilante. programmation algol algometer
[Psychol] n algometro.
alert (watchful) adj. allerte.
algometric [Psychol] adj. algometric.
alert adj. alerte, allerte.
algometry (measurement of sensitivity
alert v. alertar, allertar.
to pain) [Psychol] n. algometria.
alertness n. vigilantia.
Algonquian (Amerindian) n.
Aleut n. aleut.
algonquiano.
Aleutian adj. aleutic. Algonquian adj. algonquian.
Alexandria npr. Alexandria. algorithm n. algorithmo.
Alexandrian (1. of Alexandria; 2. of algorithmic adj. algorithmic.
Alexander the Great) adj. alexandrin.
alias adv. alias.
alexandrian adj. alexandrin.
alias n. pseudonymo.
Alexandrine [Pros] adj. alexandrin.
alibi n. alibi.
Alexandrine [Pros] n. alexandrino.
alibility n. alibilitate.
alfalfa (lucerne) [Bot] n. lucerna, alfalfa.
alible (nutritive, nourishing) adj. alibile.
alga n. alga.
alien (different, differing in nature) adj.
algae n. algas. alien, estranie.
algebra n. algebra. alien (foreign) n. alien, estranie,
algebraic (algebraical) adj. algebraic, estraniero.
algebric. alienability n. alienabilitate.
algebrist n. algebrista. alienable adj. alienabile.
Alger npr. Alger. alienate (1. to transfer ownership of;
Algeria [Geog] n. Algeria. 2. to estrange) v. alienar, estraniar.
Algerian (Algerine) n. algeriano. alienation (1. transfer of ownership to
Algerian adj. algerian. another; 2. estrangement; 3.
Algerine (Algerian) adj. algerian. insanity) n. alienation, 2. alienation,
estraniamento.
algesia (sensitivity to pain) [Med] n.
alienator n. alienator.
algesia.
Algiers n. Alger. alienee n. alienatario.
algo-, alg- (pain) occurring in alienism [Med] n. alienismo.

derivatives and compounds] n. algo- alienist n. alienista.
, alg-. alight (aflame) adj. in flammas.
alight (illuminated) adj. illuminate.
alight (set -) v. accender, incender.
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alight on water [Aeronaut] v. amarar. alkaloid n. alcaloide.

alight v. atterrar. all (1. as in all the cheese; 2. as in all
alight v. descender. the books) adj. omne, tote.
alighting on water (action of -) all (1. the whole of; 2. all the parts,
[Aeronaut] n. amarage ¬amaraje. members, etc. of a whole series or
align (range or place in a line) v. group) adj. tote, omne.
alinear. all (above -) adv. super toto.
alignment (action of aligning) n. all (after -) adv. post toto.
alineamento. all (at -) adv. del toto.
alike (equal) adj. equal, similar, simile. all (everybody) pron. omnes.
alike adv. equalmente, similarmente, all (everything) pron. toto.
similemente, del mesme maniera.
all (not at -) adv. nullemente.
alimental (nourishing) adj. alimental.
all adv. completemente.
alimentary adj. alimentari.
all clear n. toto ben, toto clar.
alimentary canal (enteron)
all n. toto.
[Anat/Zool] n. enteron.
all out adj/adv. con maxime fortia.
alimentation (nourishment) n.
all over (finished) adj. terminate, in tote
alimentation.
parte.
alimenter (feeder) n. alimentator.
all pron. omnes, totes.
alimony n. alimentos, alimentos (post-
all right adv. ben, correcte, salve.
marital).
alive (be -) v. esser, spirar, viver, esser all right interj. ben!, bon!, de accordo.
vivente. all round adj. incirculante
alive (live, living) adj. vivente, vive. (completemente).
alive (make -) v. animar, reanimar, all star adj. omnistella.
vivificar. all star n. omnistella.
alive and well phr. san e salve. all the better adv. tanto melio.
alizarin (madder root) n. alizarina. all the same adv. con tote isto.
alkali n. alcali. all told adv. in toto.
alkalimeter n. alcalimetro. Allah (arabic) n. Allah.
alkaline adj. alcalin. allay (calming, soothe, appease) v.
alkaline n. alcalino. sedar.
alkalinity n. alcalinitate. allegation (assertion without proof)
[Law] n. allegation.
alkalization n. alcalisation.
alkalize v. alcalisar.
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allege (affirm, bring forward as an allocution n. allocution.

argument or excuse) v. allegar. allopath n. allopathe.
allege (use as an excuse) v. pretextar. allopathy n. allopathia.
allege as a pretext v. pretextar. allot (assign, attribute, distribute,
alleged adj. pretense. apportion) v. assignar, attribuer,
allegiance (loyalty) n. deber de fidelitate. distribuer, tribuer, apportionar.
allegoric (allegorical) adj. allegoric. allotment (apportioning, distribution)
n. apportionamento, distribution,
allegorist n. allegorista.
repartition.
allegorization n. allegorisation.
allotment (land) n. parcella de terreno.
allegorize v. allegorisar.
allotrope [Chem] n. allotropo.
allegorizer n. allegorisator.
allotropic [Chem] adj. allotrope,
allegory (hidden meaning story) n. allotropic.
allegoria. allotropous [Zoo] adj. allotrope.
allegretto [Mus] n. allegretto.
allotropy [Chem] n. allotropia.
allegro [Mus] n. allegro.
allow (brook, comport, bear) v.
allergic [Pathol] adj. allergic. comportar.
allergy [Pathol] n. allergia. allow (permit) v. permitter.
alleviate (relieve) v. alleviar. allow for v. tener conto de.
alleviation n. alleviation. allow me v. permitte me.
alley (street) n. vico. allowable adj. admissibile.
alley n. allee. allowance (a small -) phr. un pitancia.
alliance n. alliantia. allowance n. alimentos.
allied adj. alliate. allowance n. assignation.
alligator n. alligator ¬A. alloy (as in to alloy silver with
alligator pear (avocado) n. avocato. copper) v. alligar.
alliterate v. alliterar. alloy n. alligato.
alliteration n. alliteration. all-seeing (omnivident) adj.
allo-, all- (other) [occurring in omnividente.
compounds] adj. allo-, all-. allspice n. specie (condimento) de myrto.
allocate (allot) v. assignar, distribuer. allude (casually refering) v. alluder (a).
allocation n. allocation. allure (attract) v. attraher.
allocator n. allocator. alluring adj. attractive.
allocator n. assignator. allusion n. allusion.
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allusive adj. allusive. alongside (- of) prep. preter.

alluvial adj. alluvial. alongside adv. bordo a bordo.
alluvium n. alluvion. alongside prep. al latere de.
ally (by marriage) v. apparentar. aloof (reserved) adj. multo distante.
ally (confederato) n. alliato, confederato. alopecia n. calvitia.
ally v. alliar. aloud adv. in alte voce.
alma mater n. alma matre ¬L. alpha (the first letter of the Greek
almanac (calendar) n. almanac, alphabet) n. alpha.
ephemeride. alphabet n. alphabeto.
almightiness (omnipotence) n. alphabetical adj. alphabetic.
omnipotentia. alphabetically adv. alphabeticamente.
almighty (omnipotent) adj.
alphabetization n. alphabetisation.
omnipotente.
alphabetize v. alphabetisar.
almond (- tree) n. amandoliero.
alphanumeric adj. alphanumeric.
almond n. amandola.
Alpine (Alpestrine) adj. alpin, alpestre.
almond-tree n. amandoliero.
Alpinism n. alpinismo.
almoner n. almosnero.
Alpinist n. alpinista.
almonry n. almosneria.
Alps [Geog] n. Alpes.
almost (nearly) adv. quasi.
already (at once, right away) adv. jam,
alms (give -) v. dar almosna, facer le
ja, ya.
caritate.
Alsace n. Alsatia.
alms bag (alms purse) n. almosniera.
alsatian (dog) adj. can pastoral german.
alms n. eleemosyna, almosna, caritate.
alsatian (dog) n. can pastoral german.
alms purse (alms bag) n. almosniera.
Alsatian adj. alsatian.
aloe n. aloe.
Alsatian n. alsatiano.
aloft adv. in alto, in le aere.
also (- not) adv. ni.
alone (single, separate) adj. singule, sol.
also (likewise) adv. equalmente.
along (by) prep. secundo, secun.
also (too) adv. alsi, anque ¬anche, de plus,
along (get - with another) v. intender
etiam, in plus.
se.
Altai (1. Altai mountains; 2. Altai
along (get -) v. arrangiar se.
region) n. Altai.
along (manage) v. arrangiar se.
Altaic adj. altaic.
along prep. preter.
altar n. altar.
along with adv/ conj. insimul a.
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alter v. alterar, alterar se alterable adj alveolate (honeycombed, pitted) adj.

alterabile. alveolate.
alteration n. alteration. always (semper) adv. sempre, semper
altercate (quarrel, wrangle) v. altercar. am (I -) v io es, io esse, io so.
altercation n. altercation. amalgam n. amalgama.
alternate (1. to do by turns; 2. to amalgamate (1. [Metal]; 2. to combine,

occur by turns) v. alternar. consolidate) v. amalgamar,
amalgamar se.
alternate (alternating) adj. alternate,
amalgamate (merge) [Com/Pol] v.
alternative, alterne.
fusionar.
alternation n. alternation.
amalgamation (1. union,
alternation n. alternativa.
consolidation; 2. [Metal]) n.
alternative (choice between two
amalgamation.
possible things or lines of action)
amalgamation (merger) [Com/Pol] n.
n. alternativa.
fusionamento.
alternative adj. alternative.
amalgamator n. amalgamator.
alternator n. alternator.
amanuensis (secretary) n. secretari.
although conj. ben que, etiam si,
amass v. amassar.
quamquam, quanquam.
amasser n. amassator.
altimeter n. altimetro.
amassment n. amassamento.
altisonant (high- sounding) adj.
amateur (dilettante, lover of the arts)
altisonante, altisone.
n. dilettante ¬I.
altitude n. altitude.
amateur ¬F n. amateur.
alto (1. contralto voice; 2. tenor violin)
amateurish adj. dilettantesc.
[Mus] n. alto.
amatory adj. amatori.
altogether adv. integremente altruism
n altruismo. amaze v. stupefacer.
altruist n. altruista. amazed (be -, be stunned) v. stuper.
altruistic (generous, unselfish) adj. amazed (stunned) adj. stupide.
altruistic. amazed adj. stupefacte.
aluminum (aluminium) (Al) n. aluminio, amazement n. stupefaction.
aluminium. amazing (stupendous) adj. stupende,
alumna (female alumnus) n. alumna. surprendente.
alumni n. alumnos. Amazon (1. [Gr. Mythol]; 2. [Geog]) n.
alumnus n. alumno. Amazon.
alveolar [Anat] adj. alveolar, alveolari.
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Amazonian (1. pertaining to the ambrosia (1. food intended or fit for
Amazons; 2. pertaining to the the gods; 2. [Bot] wormseed) n.
Amazon river) adj. amazonie. ambrosia.
ambassador n. ambassador, ambassator. ambrosial adj. ambrosial, ambrosie.
amber adj. jalne. Ambrosian adj. ambrosian.
amber n. ambra. ambulance (1. field hospital; 2.
ambergris n. ambergris. hospital ambulance) n. ambulantia.
ambergris n. ambra. ambulant adj. ambulante.
ambiance (environment) n. ambiente. ambulate v. deambular.
ambidextrous adj. ambidextere, ambulatory (walking- able) adj.

ambidextre. ambulatori ambush (place in
ambush) v imboscar.
ambient (surrounding ambiente) adj.
ambush (snare) n. insidia.
ambiente.
ambient n. ambiente. ambush (waylay) v. insidiar.
ambiguity (1. double or dubious ambush n. imboscada.

meaning; 2. ambiguous ameliorate (improve) v. ameliorar,
expression, equivocal expression) bonificar.
n. ambiguitate,
equivoco amelioration (improvement) n.
ambiguous (unclear) adj ambigue, melioration, bonification.
equivoc. ameliorator (improver) n. meliorator.
ambit (circuit, circuitous route) n. amen [Heb] (so be it!) interj. amen
ambito. amenable (responsive, submissive)
ambition (aspiration) n. ambition. adj docile, tractabile.
ambition (unscrupulous) n. arrivismo. amenable to adj. accessibile a.
ambitious adj. ambitiose. amend (1. to improve, correct, emend;
ambivalence (conflicting feelings) n. 2. to amend a law, bill, etc.) v.
ambivalentia. emendar.
ambivert [Psychol] n. ambivertito. amendment (1. improvement,
amble n. amblo. correction; 2. amendment of a law,
bill, etc.) n. emendamento.
amble v. ir al amblo.
amends (make -) v. reparar.
ambly- (dull) [occurring in
compounds] adj. ambly-. amends n. reparation.
amblyopia [Med] n. amblyopia. amenity n. amenitate.
amblyopic adj. amblyopic. amerce v. punir con multa.

amercement n. punition con multa.
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America (USA) n. America, Statos Unite, amiss (take -) v. prender in mal parte.
USA. amiss adv. mal.
America n. America. ammeter (amperometer) n.
American (- citizen) n. citatano amperometro.
american, statounitese, americano. Ammon (1. [Egypt. Relig]; 2. [Gr/Rom.
American (1. an inhabitant of North or Relig]) n. Ammon.
South America; 2 . an inhabitant of ammonal [Technol] n. ammonal.
the United States) n. americano.
ammonia ([Chem] NH3) n. ammoniaco.
American (1. belonging to North or
ammonia (gas) n. ammoniaco.
South America; 2. belonging to the
ammonia (solution in water) n. aqua
United States) adj. american.
ammoniac.
American n. americano.
ammoniac (gum ammoniac) n.
American Samoa [Geog] n. Samoa ammoniaco.
American. ammoniac adj. ammoniac.
Americanism (1. American custom or
ammoniacal (ammonic) adj. ammonic.
characteristic; 2. word or phrase
ammoniacal adj. ammoniacal.
peculiar to American English) n.
ammonic (ammoniacal) adj. ammonic.
americanismo.
Americanize v. americanisar. ammonification (1. impregnation with
ammonia; 2. decomposition with
americium n. americio, americium.
production of ammonia) n.
amethyst n. amethysto.
ammonification ammonify v
amiability n. amabilitate. ammonificar.
amiable (agreeable, friendly, lovable) ammonite [Paleontol] n. ammonite.
adj. amabile. ammonium n. ammonium.
amicability (friendliness) n.
ammunition n. munition.
amicabilitate.
amnesia (loss of memory) n. amnesia
amicable (friendly) adj. amicabile.
amnestic adj amnestic.
amid (-st) prep. in medio de, inter.
amnesty (give or proclaim amnesty
amide [Chem] n. amido. to) v. amnestiar.
amidogen [Chem] n. amidogeno. amnesty (pardon) n. amnestia.
amidst prep. in medio de, inter. amoeba [Zool] n. ameba.
amine [Chem] n. amino. amoebic adj. amebic.
amino acid [Chem] n. amino-acido. amoebiform adj. amebiforme.
aminophenol [Chem] n. aminophenol. amoeboid adj. ameboide.
amiss (come -) v. facer mal. amok n. amok.
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among (-st) prep. inter. amphitheatric (amphitheatrical) adj.

among adv. a presso de. amphitheatral.
among prep. inter. amphora n. amphora.
amoral (nonmoral) adj. amoral. ample (1. spacious, extensive; 2.

copious) adj. ample, copiose.
amoralism n. amoralismo.
amplification n. amplification.
amorous (1. loving; 2. pertaining to
love) adj. amorose. amplifier n. amplificator.
amorousness n. amorositate. amplify (1. as in to amplify a story,

etc.; 2. [Elec]; 3. to exaggerate) v.
amorphism n. amorphia, amorphismo.
amplificar.
amorphous adj. amorphe.
amplifying (magnifying) adj.
amortization n. amortisation.
amplificative amplitude n
amortize (extinguish a debt by means amplitude.
of a sinking fund) v. amortisar. ampulla [Eccl] n. ampulla.
amount n. amonta, quantitate. amputate v. amputar.
amount v. amontar, amontar a. amputation n. amputation.
amovability (removability) n. amulet n. amuleto.
amovibilitate. amuse (entertain) v. amusar, distraher,
amovable (removable) (subject to diverter, intertener.
removal) adj. amovibile. amusement (distraction, diversion) n.
amove (remove) (from office, etc.) v. amusamento, distraction, diversion,
amover. divertimento, intertenimento.
amperage n. amperage ¬amperaje. amusing adj. amusante, distrahite,
ampere n. ampere ¬ampér. divertente, divertite, intertenite.
ampere turn n. ampere-torno. an (per) prep. per.
ampere-hour n. ampere-hora. an (per, an apple a day) prep. un pomo

pro die.
amperometer (ammeter) n.
an, a indef art. un.
amperometro.
amphibian (1. [Zool]; 2. amphibian Anabaptism n. anabaptismo.
airplane) n. amphibio. Anabaptist (Baptist) [Theol] adj. baptista
amphibian adj. amphibie. Anabaptist (Baptist) [Theol] n
baptista.
amphibiology n. amphibiologia.
Anabaptist n. anabaptista.
amphibious adj. amphibie.
anabaptize (rabaptize) v. anabaptisar.
amphitheater n. anphitheatro.
anacardiaceous [Bot] n. anacardiacee.
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anacardium [Bot] n. anacardio. analogic (analogical) (founded on

anachronic (anachronistic, analogy) adj. analogic.
anachronous) adj. anachronic. analogous (comparable,
anachronism (out of date) n. corresponding in some ways) adj.
anachronismo anachronistic adj analoge.
anachronistic. analogy n. analogia.
anachronize (commit anachronisms) v. analphabetic [Phonet] adj. analphabetic.
anachronisar. analphabetism (analphabetic notation)
anachronous (anachronic, [Phonet] n. analphabetismo.
anachronistic) adj. anachrone,
analysis n. analyse, analysisanalyst
anachronic, anachronistic.
(analyzer) n analysator, analysta.
Anacreon [Gr. Lit] n. Anacreonte.
analytic (analytical) adj. analytic.
Anacreontic adj. anacreontic anaemia
analyzable adj. analysabile.
(anemia) [Med] n anemia.
analyze v. analysar.
anaemic (anemic) adj. anemic.
analyzer (analyst) n. analysator.
anaerobe [Biol] n. anaerobio.
anarch-, anarcho- (anarchic,
anaerobic [Biol] adj. anaerobie,
anarchical) [occurring in derivatives
anaerobic.
and compounds] adj. anarch-,
anaesthetic (anesthetic) adj. anesthetic.
anarcho-.
anaesthetic (anesthetic) n. anesthetico.
anarchic (anarchical) adj. anarchic.
anaesthetist (anesthetist) n.
anarchism n. anarchismo.
anesthetista anagram n
anagramma. anarchist n. anarchista.
anal [Anat] adj. anal. anarchosyndicalism n.

anarchosyndicalismo
analgesia (insensitivity to pain) [Med]
anarchosyndicalist n
n. analgesia.
anarchosyndicalista anarchy
analgesic [Med] adj. analgesic. (disorder) n anarchia.
analgia (analgesia) (insensitivity to anathema [Eccl] n. anathema.
pain) [Med] n. analgia, analgesia. anathematize [Eccl] v. anathematisar.
analgic (analgesic) [Med] adj. analgic, Anatolia n. Anatolia.
analgesic.
anatom- (anatomy) [occurring in
analog (comp/commun/ techn) adj.
derivatives] n. anatom-.
analogic analog computer n
computator analogic. anatomic (anatomical) adj. anatomic.
analog to digital converter n. anatomical (anatomic) adj. anatomic.

transformator analogic a digital. anatomically adv. anatomicamente.
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anatomist n. anatomista. androgyny n. androgynia.

anatomy n. anatomia. android n. androide.
ancestor (forebear) n. ancestre, androphobia n. androphobia.
antecessor, ascendente. anecdotal adj. anecdotic.
ancestor (forefather) n. atavo. anecdote (short story) n. anecdota,
ancestral adj. ancestral, antecessori. historietta.
ancestry (ancestral lineage, one's anecdotist n. anecdotista.
ancestors viewed as a group) n. anemia (anaemia) [Med] n. anemia.
ancestria, ascendentia, lineage anemic (anaemic) adj. anemic.
¬lineaje, antecedentia.
anemo- (wind) [occurring in
anchor (weigh -) v. disancorar, levar le
derivatives and compounds] n.
ancora.
anemo-.
anchor n. ancora.
anemograph n. anemographo.
anchor v. ancorar, ancorar se.
anemography [Meterol] n.
anchorage (1. action of anchoring; 2.
anemographia.
place to anchor; 3 . anchorage
anemometer n. anemometro.
dues) n. ancorage / ancoraje.
anemone n. anemoneanemoscope n
anchovy n. anchova. anemoscopio.
ancient (antique, old) adj. ancian, anesthesia n. anesthesiaanesthetic
antique. (anaesthetic) adj anesthetic.
ancients (the -) adj. (los) ancianos. anesthetic (anaesthetic) n. anesthetico.
ancillary adj. ancillar, adjutor. anesthetist (anaesthetist) n.
and conj. e, et. anesthetista anesthetize v
and so (consequently) adv. ita. anesthesiar.
Andalusia [Geog] n. Andalusia. anew (again) adv. itero.
Andalusian adj. andaluse, andalusian. angel n. angelo.
Andalusian n. andalusiano, andaluso. angelic adj. angelic.
Andorra [Geog] npr. Andorra. angelica [Bot] n. angelica.
andr-, andro- (man, male, husband) Angelus [R.C.Ch] n. angelus.

[occurring in derivatives and anger (enrage) v. incholerisar.
compounds] n. andr-, andro-. anger (wrath, ire) n. cholera, ira
androgyne (1. hermaphrodite; 2. angina (quinsy) [Pathol] n angina.
[Bot]) n. androgyno. angio- (vessel) [occurring in
androgynous (1. hermaphroditic; 2. derivatives and compounds] n.
[Bot]) adj. androgyne. angio-.
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angiography n. angiographia. angry (be -) v. esser in cholera.

angiosperm [Bot] n. angiosperma. angry (become -) v. irascer, irascer se.
angiospermous [Bot] adj. angiosperme. angry (wrathful, irate) adj. in cholera,
angle (corner) n. angulo. irate.
angle v. piscar, piscar con linea. anguiform adj. anguiforme.
angled (angulate) adj. angulate. Anguilla [Geog] n. Anguilla.
angler n. piscator, piscator con linea. anguilliform (eel- shaped) adj.

anguilliforme.
Anglia [Hist] npr. Anglia.
anguine adj. anguin.
Anglian (Anglic) adj. anglic.
anguish (1. [Pathol]; 2. agony,
Anglic (Anglian) adj. anglic.
distress) n. angustia.
Anglican [Eccl] adj. anglican.
anguish (agony, torment) n. agonia,
Anglican [Eccl] n. anglicano.
angustia, tormento.
Anglicanism [Eccl] n. anglicanismo. anguish (be in -) v. angustiar.
Anglicism (1. English idiom; 2. quality anguish v. angustiar.
of being English) n. anglicismo.
anguished adj. angustiose.
Anglicize v. anglicisar.
angular adj. angular.
angling n. pisca, pisca con linea.
angularity (angularness) n. angularitate.
Anglo-American adj. angloamerican.
angulate (angled) adj. angulate.
Anglo-American n. angloamericano.
angulous (angular) adj. angulose.
Anglo-Catholic (High- Church) [Eccl]
anhydride [Chem] n. anhydrido.
adj. anglocatholic.
anhydrite [Mineral] n. anhydrite.
Anglo-Catholic (High- churchman)
anhydrous adj. anhydre.
[Eccl] n. anglocatholico.
anil (1. Indigo shrub; 2. indigo dye) n.
anglology n. angiologia.
anil.
Anglomaniac n. anglomano.
anilic (1. pertaining to anil; 2.
Anglophile adj. anglophile.
pertaining to aniline) adj. anilic.
Anglophile n. anglophilo.
aniline [Chem] n. anilina.
Anglophobe (Anglophobic) adj.
animadversion (adverse criticism) n.
anglophobe.
animadversion.
Anglophobe n. anglophobo.
animadvert (express adverse
Anglophobia n. anglophobiaAngola criticism) v. animadverter.
[Geog] n Angola.
animal (characteristic of an animal)
Anglophobic (Anglophobe) adj.
adj. animalesc.
anglophobe.
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animal (pertaining to animals) adj. annex (1. to add, append; 2. to join as

animal animal fat (body fat) n an addition to existing
adipe. possessions) v. annexar, annecter.
animal n. animal. annex (append, subjoin) v. subjunger.
animalcule n. animalculo. annex n. annexo.
animality n. animalitate. annexation n. annexion.
animalization (1. conversion into annihilable adj. annihilabile.
animal matter; 2. reduction to
annihilate (destroy) v. annihilar.
animal nature) n. animalisation.
annihilation n. annihilation.
animalize (1. to convert into animal
anniversary (mass, obit) [Eccl] n. obito.
matter; 2. to reduce to animal
anniversary adj. anniversari.
nature) v. animalisar.
anniversary n. anniversario.
animate adj. animate.
annotate v. annotar.
animate v. animar.
annotation n. annotation.
animated (lively) adj. animate.
annotator n. annotator.
animater (animator) n. animator.
announce (proclaim) v. predicar.
animating spirit n. animo.
announce v. annunciar.
animation (1. the action of animating;
2. vivacity, sprightliness) n. announce v. indicer.
animation. announcement n. annunciation,
animation (zest, verve) n. verve. annuncio.
anime n. anime. announcer n. annunciator.
animism n. animismo. annoy (irritate, vex) v. enoiar, irritar,

molestar, vexar.
animist n. animista.
annoyance (trouble, worry) n. enoio,
animosity n. animositate.
irritation, molestia, vexation.
anion [Phys] n. anion.
annoying (troublesome, irksome) adj.
anise ¬F n. anisanisette n anisette. enoiante, irritante, moleste.
ankle bone n. cavilia. annual (1. coming once a year; 2.
ankle n. cavilia. lasting one year) adj. annue, annual.
ankle sprain n. torsion de cavilia. annual (yearbook) n. annuario.
Annam [Geog] n. Annam. annual [Bot] n. planta annual.
annamese [Geog] n. annamita. annually adv. annualmente.
anneal (soften) [Metal] v. distemperar. annuity n. annuitate.
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annul (void an agreement, cancel, answer for (- someone) v. responder

invalidate, cashier, quash) v. pro (un persona).
annullar, annihilar, cancellar, dirimer, answer for (- something) v. responder
cassar annular (ring-shaped) adj de (un cosa).
anular. answerable adj. responsabile.
annulet (small ring) n. anuletto.
answering (replying) adj. responsive.
annuling (nullifying, diriment) adj.
ant n. formica.
dirimente.
antagonism n. antagonismo.
annulling (quashing) adj. annullative.
antagonist (1. opponent; 2. [Physiol])
annulment (cancellation, revoke,
n. antagonista.
voiding) n. annullation, dissolution,
antagonistic (opposing) adj.
cancellation, revoco, annihilation.
antagonistic, opponente.
annulose [Zool] adj. anulose.
antagonize (contend with) v.
anode [Elec] n. anodo. antagonisar.
anodic adj. anodic. antarctic adj. antarctic.
anodyne adj. anodin. Antarctic n. Antarctico, Oceano Antarctic.
anodyne n. anodino. Antartica [Geog] n. Antartica.
anoint (1. to rub with an ointment; 2. antasthmatic adj. antiasthmatic.
to make sacred with oil) v. unguer,
anteater [Zool./ Ornith] n. formichero.
linir.
antecede (be the antecedent) v.
anointed adj. linite, unguite.
anteceder antecedent (1. [Logic,
anointed n. uncto. Math]; 2. [Gram]) n antecedente.
anointing n. unction. antedate (affix an earlier date than the
anomalous adj. anomale. actual one) v. antedatar.
anomaly n. anomalia. antedate n. antedata.
anonymity (anonymousness) n. antediluvian adj. antediluvian.
anonymitate. antefix [Arch] n. antefixa.
anonymous adj. anonyme. antelope n. antilope.
another (additional) pron. ancora un. antemeridian adj. antemeridian.
another (different) adj. un altere. antenatal adj. antenatal, prenatal.
another (one -) pron. le un le altere. antenna (1. [Zool]; 2. [Radio] aerial) n.
ansate (looped) adj. ansate. antenna.
answer (reply) n. responsa, replica, antepenult n. antepenultima.
solution. antepenultimate (last but two) adj.
answer (reply) v. responder, replicar. antepenultime.
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anterior adj. anterior. anthropological adj. anthropologic.

anteriority n. anterioritate. anthropologist n. anthropologista,
anteroom n. antecamera. anthropologo.
anthelminthic (vermifuge) adj. anthropology n. anthropologia.
anthelminthic. anthropometric adj. anthropometric.
anthelminthic (vermifuge) n. anthropometry n. anthropometria.
anthelminthico anthem (national -) anthropomorphism n.
n hymno national. anthropomorphismo.
anthem n. antiphona. anthropomorphist adj.
anthill n. formicario. anthropomorphista.
antho-, anth- (flower) [occurring in anthropomorphist n.
compounds] n. antho-, anth-. anthropomorphista.
anthocyanin [Chem] n. anthocyanina. anthropomorphous adj.
anthography [Bot] n. anthographia. anthropomorphe.
anthropophagous (man- eating,
anthologist n. anthologista.
cannibal) adj. anthropophage.
anthology n. anthologia.
anthropophagy (cannibalism) n.
anthracene [Chem] n. anthracen.
anthropophagia.
anthracic adj. anthracic.
anthroposophical adj. anthroposophe,
anthraciferous adj. anthracifere. anthroposophic.
anthraciform adj. anthraciforme. anthroposophist n. anthroposopho.
anthracite (hard coal) n. anthracite. anthroposophy n. anthroposophia.
anthracitic adj. anthracitic. anti air craft n. antiaeree.
anthracitous adj. anthracitose. anti body n. anticorpore.
anthracometer n. anthracometro. anti freeze n. anticongelante.
anthraquinone [Chem] n. anthraquinon. antiaircraft [Mil] adj. antiaeree.
anthrax [Med/Veter] n. anthrace, anti-Catholic adj. anticatholic.
anthrax. Antichrist n. Antichristo.
anthropo- (man) [occurring in
antichristian adj. antichristian.
anti-Christian adj. antichristian.
anthropo-.
anticipate (do or use in advance) v.
anthropogenesis n. anthropogenese,
anticipar.
anthropogenesis.
anticipate (expect, foresee, forestall)
anthropoid (hominiforme) adj.
v. expectar.
anthropoide, hominiforme.
anticipated adj. anticipate.
anthropoid n. anthropoide.
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anticipated adj. expectate, prevenite, antipathetic adj. antipathic.

previdite. antipathy n. antipathia.
anticipation (act of doing or using in antiperistasis (intensification of a
advance) n. anticipation. quality by an opposing quality) n.
anticipation (expectation, foresight, antiperistase, antiperistasis.
forestalling) n. expectation, antiphon (antiphony) [Eccl] n.
prevision, prevention. antiphona.
anticlerical adj. anticlerical. antiphonal adj. antiphonal.
anticlericalism n. anticlericalismo. antiphonary (antiphonal) n.
anticlimax n. anticlimax. antiphonario.
anticlockwise adv. in senso antihorologic antiphrasis n. antiphrase, antiphrasis.
antics n buffonerias antiphrastic adj. antiphrastic.
anticyclone [Meteorol] n antipodal adj. antipodic.
anticyclon.
antipode (opposite, contrary) n.
antidote n. antidoto, contraveneno.
antipode.
antidote v. antidotar.
antipope n. antipapa.
antifascist adj. antifascista.
antiquary n. antiquario.
antifascist n. antifascista.
antiquate v. antiquarantiquated adj
Antigua [Geog] npr. Antigua. antiquate, vetuste.
Anti-Lebanon (mountain range antique (ancient) adj. antique.
parallel to the Lebanon antique dealer n. antiquario antique
Mountains) n. Antilibano. n antiquitate.
antimonial adj. antimonial. antiqueness n. vetustate.
antimony n. antimonio. antiques n. antiquitates.
antinational adj. antinational. antiquity (1. ancient character; 2. early
antinephritic adj. antinephritic. ages of history; 3. antique) n.
antinomian [Eccl. Hist] n. antinomio. antiquitate.
antinomianism [Eccl. Hist] n. antiquity (oldness) n. ancianitate.
antinomismo. antireligious adj. antireligiose.
antinomic adj. antinomic. antiscorbutic adj. antiscorbutic.
antinomy n. antinomia. anti-Semite n. antisemita.
Antioch npr. Antiochia. anti-Semitic adj. antisemitic.
antiparliamentary adj. antiparlamentari. anti-Semitism n. antisemitismo.
antipath- (antipathetic) [occurring in antisepsis n. antisepsis.
derivatives] adj. antipath-.
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antiseptic (antiseptical) adj. antiseptic any how (no matter how) adv. de
antiseptic n antiseptico. qualcunque maniera.
antisocial adj. antisocial. any more adv. plus, plus longe.
antispasmodic [Med] adj. antispasmodic. any one pron. alcuno, alicuno, qualcuno,
antithesis (1. [Rhet]; 2. opposition) n. ulle any place adv alicubi, ubique,
antithese, antithesis. in qualcunque loco.
antithesis (contraposition) n. any pron. alcuno, alicuno.
contraposition antitoxin n any thing pron. alcun cosa, alicun cosa,
antitoxina. alique, alque, qualcun cosa.
anti-Trinitarian adj. antitrinitari. any time adv. aliquando.
antler n. corno de cervo. any way adv. como sia, comocunque, de
antonym n. antonymo. omne modo, de qualcunque maniera,
in omne caso, indifferentemente.
antonymous adj. antonyme.
any way interj. como sia!
antonymy n. antonymia Antwerp
any where adv. alicubi, ubique, usquam.
[Flem] npr Antwerpen.
anus [Anat] n. ano. any where adv. in qualcunque modo.
anvil (incus) [Anat] n. incude. any wise adv. de qualcunque modo, de

qualcunque maniera.
anxiety (1. uneasiness; 2. eager
aorta [Anat] n. aorta.
desire) n. anxietate.
aortic adj. aortic.
anxious (1. uneasy, worried; 2. eagerly
desiring) adj. anxie. Apache n. apache.
any (- further, emphatic) adv. apart (come -) v. divider se apart

qualcunque, ulle. (separately) adv a parte,
separatemente apartheid n
any (in - case) phr. in omne caso.
apartheid, separation racial
any (not -) adj. nulle. apartment (flat) n appartamento.
any (whatever, of whatever kind) adj. apartment (room) n. camera.
qualcunque. apath- (apathetic) [occurring in
any adj. alcun, alicun. derivatives] adj. apath-.
any body pron. alcuno, alicuno, qualcuno, apathetic adj. apathic.
ulle any further adv plus, plus
apathy n. apathia.
longe.
ape (go -) v. simiar, simiar se.
any how (however) adv. de omne modo,
in omne caso, totevia. ape (monkey) n. simia.
any how (in spite of everything) adv. Apennine adj. apennin.
malgrado toto. apepsy [Pathol] n. apepsia.
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aperient (laxative) n. aperitivo. apiculturist (bee- keeper) n. apicultor.

aperient (laxative, aperitive) adj. apiece adv. pro cata uno.
aperitive. aplomb n. completemente composte /
aperitif (apéritif) n. aperitivo. componite?
aperitive (aperient, laxative) adj. Apocalypse (book of -) n. libro del
aperitive. Apocalypse / Apocalypsis / Revelation.
aperture (hole) n. foramine. Apocalypse n. Apocalypse, Apocalypsis,
aperture n. apertura. Revelation.
apetalous [Bot] adj. apetale. apocryphal adj. apocryphe.
apex n. apice. apocryphon (apocrypha) n. apocrypho.
aphasia [Pathol] n. aphasia. apogeal (apogean) adj. apogee

apogean (apogeal) adj apogee
aphasiac (aphasic) adj. aphasic.
apogee (1. [Astron]; 2. highest point,
aphasiac (aphasic) n. aphasico.
culmination) n. apogeo.
aphasic (aphasiac) adj. aphasic.
Apolline (Apollonian) adj. apollinee.
aphasic (aphasiac) n. aphasico.
Apollo [Gr. Mythol] n. Apollon, Apolline.
aphelion (Astron.) n. aphelion.
apologetic (defending by speech or
aphid (bio) n. aphide.
writing) adj. apologetic.
aphonia n. aphonia.
apologetic (making excuse or
aphonic (voiceless) adj. aphonic, aphone. apology) adj. excusatori.
aphorism (gnome) n. aphorismo, apologetics n. apologetica.
maxima, sententia, gnoma.
apologia (apology) n. apologia.
aphorist n. aphorista.
apologist n. apologista.
aphoristic (gnomic) adj. aphoristic,
apologize v. excusar se, facer su excusas.
gnomic.
apologue n. apologo.
aphorize (speak, write, etc/in
aphorisms) v. aphorisar. apology (apologia) n. apologia.
aphrodisiac adj. aphrodisiac. apology n. excusa.
aphrodisiac n. aphrodisiaco. apophasis [Rhet] n. reticentia.
Aphrodite (Cypris) n. Cypride. apophysis [Anat/Zool] n. apophysis.
Aphrodite [Gr. Mythol] n. Aphrodite. apoplectic (apoplectical) adj. apoplectic.
aphroditic (venereal) adj. aphroditic. apoplectical (apoplectic) adj. apoplectic.
apiarist n. apiarista. apoplexy n. apoplexia.
apiary n. apiario. apostasy n. apostasia apostate n

apostata.
apiculture (bee- keeping) n. apicultura.
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apostle n. apostolo. appeal v. appellar.

apostolate n. apostolato. appealable adj. appellabile.
apostolic (1. pertaining to the apostles appealing adj. attractive.
or their teachings; 2. papal) adj. appear (be similar to, seem) v. similar,
apostolic. semblar.
apostolicity n. apostolicitate. appear (come in sight) v. apparer.
apostrophe (the mark ' as used in appear (in court) v. comparer.
ne'er, boy's, etc.) n. apostropho. appear (in person) v. apparer.
apostrophe [Rhet] n. apostrophe. appearance (aspect, semblance) n.
apostrophize (address in an apparentia, aspecto, semblante,
apostrophe) [Rhet] v. apostrophar. semblantia, similante, similantia.
apothecary n. apothecario. appearance (coming into sight) n.
apothecary’s (pharmacy) n. apotheca. apparition.
appearance (make an -) v. apparer,
apotheosis (1. [Class. Hist] deification;
facer un apparentia.
2. glorification) n. apotheosis,
appearance [Bib] n. apparentia,
apotheose.
parousia.
appall (dismay) v. consternar, horrificar
appearance in court (compearance) n.
appalling adj horrific, terribile.
comparition, comparentia.
apparatus (1. appliance, instrument;
appeasable adj. appaciabile.
2. collection of mechanical
contrivances for carrying out a appease (allay, soothe) v. sedar.
given work) n. apparato. appease (placate) v. appaciar, placar.
apparel (clothing, clothes) n. vestitura. appeasement n. appaciamento.
apparent (1. plain to see; 2. seeming) appeaser n. appaciator.
adj. apparente. appellant [Law] n. appellante.
apparently adv. apparentemente. appellation n. appellation.
apparition (1. act of appearing, appellative (1. denominative of a
appearance; 2. phantom, ghost) n. class; 2. as in the appellative
apparition. faculty of children) adj. appellative.
appeal (1. [Law]; 2. as in the appeal to appellative (common or class name)
reason) n. appellation. [Gram] n. appellativo.
appeal (1. [Law]; 2. earnest request) n. append (subjoin, annex) v. subjunger.
appello.
append v. appender.
appeal (attraction) n. appello, attraction
appendectomy [Surg] n.
appeal (recourse) n appello,
appendicectomia.
recurso.
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appendicitis n. appendicitis. application (application for a position,

appendicle (small appendix or etc.) n. sollicitation.
appendage) n. appendicula. apply (1. to put on; 2. to put to use) v.
appendicular [Pathol] adj. appendicular. applicar.
appendix (1. appendage; 2. appendix apply (for a position, for a job) v.
to a book, etc.; 3 . [Anat]) n. sollicitar.
appendice. apply vi. esser applicabile.
apperception [Psychol] n. apperception. apply vi. referer se.
appertain v. appertiner. apply wax to (wax) v. cerar.
appertinent (appurtenant) adj. appoint (a position, as in to appoint
appertinente. someone to a post) v. appunctar,
appetency (appetence (fixed and nominar.
strong desire)) n. appetentia. appoint (prescribe) v. fixar, prescriber.
appetible (desirable) adj. appetibile, appointment (meeting) n.
desirabile. appunctamento.
appetite n. appetentia, appetito. appointment (nomination) n.
appetitive (having appetite; giving appunctamento, nomination.
appetite) adj. appetitive. appointment (rendez-vous,
rendevous) n. appunctamento,
appetizing adj. appetitive.
rendez-vous, rendevous.
applaud v. applauder, plauder.
apportion v. apportionar.
applauder n. applauditor.
apportionment n. apportionamento.
applause n. applauso.
appose (as in to appose one's seal to)
apple n. malo, pomo.
v. apponer.
apple orchard n. verdiero de pomos. apposite (relevant) adj. apposite.
apple tree n. maliero, pomiero. apposition (1. act of placing near; 2.
applesauce n. purée de malos / pomos. [Gram]) n. apposition.
appliance n. apparato. appositive [Gram] adj. appositive.
applicability (appropriateness) n. appraisal (valuation) n. appreciamento,
applicabilitate. valutation.
applicable (appropriate) adj. applicabile appraise (estimate the value of,
applicant (suitor) n candidato, value) v. appreciar, valutar.
sollicitator, requirente.
appraiser n. appreciator.
application (1. act of putting on; 2. act
appreciable adj. appreciabile.
of putting to use; 3. diligence) n.
appreciate (esteem highly) v. appreciar.
application.
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appreciate (rise in value) vi. crescer in approach (come or go near to) v.

valor. approchar ¬approshar, approximar.
appreciate (understand) v. approach v. approchar (se), approximar
apprehender, notar. se, acceder, adir.
appreciate (value) vt. appreciar, valutar approachable (accessible, accostable)
appreciated (be -) v esser adj. abbordabile, accessibile,
appreciate. accostabile.
appreciated (feel -) v. sentir se approachable adj. approchabile
appreciate. ¬approshabile.
appreciated adj. appreciate. approaching adj. approchante,
appreciation (1. appraisal; 2. adequate approximante approbation
or high estimation of value) n. (approval) n approbation.
appreciation. approbative (approving) adj.
appreciative adj. grate, laudative. approbative.
approbatory (approbative) adj.
apprehend (1. to seize, arrest; 2. to
approbatori appropriate
dread) v. apprehender.
(applicable) adj applicabile
apprehend (perceive mentally, appropriate adj appropriate.
understand) v. apprehender, appropriate v. appropriar se.
apperciper, intender.
appropriateness (applicability) n.
apprehensibility (understandability) n. applicabilitate.
apprehensibilitate.
appropriation (action of
apprehensible (understandable) adj.
appropriating) n. appropriation.
apprehensibile.
approvable adj. approbabile.
apprehension (1. act of grasping
approval (- on) n. pro acceptation o
mentally; 2. dread) n. apprehension.
retorno.
apprehensive (dreading) adj.
approval (approbation) n. approbation.
apprehensive.
approval (sanction) n. sanction.
apprentice n. apprentisse.
approve v. approbar.
apprentice v. mitter in apprentissage.
approve v. sanctionar.
apprenticeship n. apprentissage
¬apprentissaje approach (access) n approver n. approbator.
accesso. approving (approbative) adj.
approach (action of approaching) n. approbative.
approche ¬approshe. approximate (approximative) adj.
approach (as in new lines of approximative.
approach) n. accostamento.
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approximate v. approximar, approximar aqueduct [Arch] n. aqueducto

se. aqueous (watery) adj aquee,
approximately adv. approximativemente, aquose.
circa. aquifer n. aquifero.
approximation (1. action of aquiline adj. aquilin.
approximating; 2. close estimate) aquosity (wateriness) n. aquositate.
n. approximation.
Arab (Arabian, Arabic) adj. arabe, arabic.
approximative (approximate) adj.
Arab n. arabe.
approximative.
arabesque [Art] adj. arabesc
appurtenance [Law] n. appertinentia.
arabesque [Art] n arabesco.
appurtenant (appertinent) adj.
Arabia [Geog] n. Arabia.
appertinente.
Arabic adj. arabe, arabic.
apricot n. albricoc, armeniaca.
Arabic n. arabe.
apricot tree n. albricochiero.
Arabicism (Arabism, Arabic idiom) n.
April n. april.
arabismo.
apron n. avantal.
Arabist (student of Arabic language
apse (1. [Astron] apsis; 2. [Arch]) n. and culture) n. arabista.
apside.
arable adj. arabile.
apsidal (1. [Astron]; 2. [Arch]) adj.
arachidic adj. arachidic.
apsidal.
Arachis [Bot] n. arachide.
apt (be - to) v. tender a.
Arachis [Bot] n. arachide (-rà-).
apt adj. apte.
arachnid adj. arachnide.
apterous [Entom] adj. aptere.
arachnid n. arachnido.
aptitude (natural capacity or
propensity) n. aptitude, disposition. Aramaic adj. aramaic.
aquamarine (the color) n. aquamarina. Aramaic n. aramaico, arameo.
aquamarine (the stone) n. aquamarina. Arapahoe (amerindian) adj. arapaho.
aquamarine adj. aquamarin. Arapahoe (amerindian) n. arapaho.
aquarium n. aquario. arbiter n. arbitro.
aquarius n. aquario. arbitrage [Bank. etc] n. arbitrage

¬arbitraje arbitrament (arbitration)
aquatic adj. aquatic, aquatile.
n arbitrage.
aquavit n. aquavite.
arbitrarily adv. arbitrarimente.
aquavitae n. aqua-ardente, aquavite.
arbitrariness n. arbitrarietate.
arbitrary adj. arbitrari.
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arbitrate v. arbitrar. archaize v. archaisar.

arbitration (arbitrament) n. arbitration, archangel n. archangelo.
arbitrage ¬arbitraje, arbitramento. archbishop n. archiepiscopo.
arbitrator n. arbitrator. archdeacon n. archidiacono.
arbor n. herbiero. archducal adj. archiducal.
arbor vitae n. arborvite. archduchess n. archiduchessa.
arboreal (tree) adj. arboreal, arboree. archduchy n. archiducato.
arboresce (grow into a tree) [Bot] v. archduke n. archiduce.
arborescer.
archer (bowman) n. sagittario.
arborescence [Bot] n. arborescentia.
archer n. archero, flechator ¬fleshator,
arboretum n. arboreto.
sagittario.
arborist n. arborista. archery n. archeria.
arborization n. arborisation. archetype n. archetypo.
arborize (give a treelike appearance archiepiscopal adj. archiepiscopal.
to) v. arborisar.
archiepiscopate n. archiepiscopato.
arc light n. lampa de arco.
Archimedes n. Archimedes.
arc n. arco.
archipelago n. archipelagoarchitect n
arc torch n. torcha de arco. architecto.
arcade n. arcada, passage. architecton- (architect) [occurring in
Arcadia npr. Arcadia. derivatives] n. architecton-.
Arcadian adj. arcadian. architectonic (architectural) adj.
arch (1. to cause to arch or curve; 2. architectonic.
to furnish with arches) v. arcar. architectonics (science or principles of
arch n. arco. architecture) n. architectonica.
archaelogically adv. archeologicamente. architectural adj. architectural.
archaeo-, archae- (old) [occurring in architecturally adv. architecturalmente.

derivatives and compounds] adj. architecture n. architectura.
archeo-, arche-. architrave [Arch] n. architrave.
archaeological adj. archeologic. archival adj. archival.
archaeologist n. archeologo. archive n. archivo.
archaeology n. archeologia. archivist n. archivista.
archaic adj. archaic. archivolt n. archivolta.
archaism n. archaismo. archon [Gr. Hist] n. archonte.
archaist n. archaista.
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archpriest n. archipresbytero, Argentina [Geog] npr. Argentina.

archiprestre. Argentine (Argentino) n. argentino.
archway n. arcada. argentine [Zool] n. argentina.
arct- (bear) [occurring in derivatives argentine adj. argentin.
and compounds] n. arct-.
argentinian n. argentino.
arctic adj. arctic.
Argentino (Argentine) n. argentino.
arctic n. arctico.
argentous (containing silver) adj.
Arctic n. Arctico, Oceano Arctic. argentose.
Arcturus [Astron] n. Arcturo ardent argil (clay) n. argilla.
(ardurous) adj ardente, ardorose. Argo [Gr. Mythol] npr. Argo.
ardor (1. fierce heat; 2. fervor) n. ardor
argon [Chem] n. argon.
ardor (ardour) n ardor, zelo.
argon [Chem] n. argon.
ardor (impetuosity) n. fuga.
Argonaut [Gr. Mythol] n. Argonauta.
ardour (ardor) n. ardor.
argot ¬F n. argot.
ardour (ardor) n. zelo.
argotic adj. argotic.
arduous (1. steep; 2. difficult to
arguable (debatable) adj. arguibile.
achieve) adj. ardue.
argue (offer arguments for or
arduousness n. arduitate.
against) v. arguer, argumentar.
ardurous (ardent) adj. ardorose.
argument (1. reason offered in proof;
are (one hundredth part of a hectare)
2. summary) n. argumento.
n. ar.
argument (dispute) n. altercation,
are v. esse, es.
disputa.
area (1. clear space within a building;
argumentation n. argumentation.
2. surface extent) n. area.
argumentative (containing a process
arena (1. place of combat; 2. Med]
of reasoning) adj. argumentative.
(gravel) n. arena.
argyranthous adj. argyranthe.
arenaceous (sandy) adj. arenacee.
argyric adj. argyric.
aren't (are not) v. non es.
argyrite [Mineral] n. argyrite.
Areopagite [Gr. Hist] n. areopagita.
argyro-, argyr- (silver) [occurring in
Ares [Gr. Mythol] n. Ares.
argentan (German silver) n. argentano.
argyro-, argyr-.
argentate adj. argentate. Argyroneta (water spider) [Zool] n.
argentiferous (yielding silver) adj. argyroneta.
argentifere. aria [Mus] n. aria ¬I.
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Ariadne nprf. Ariadna. arm (1. to supply with weapons; 2. to

Ariadne’s clew n. afilo de Ariadna. equip, fit out) v. armar, armar se.
arid adj. aride. arm (1. weapon; 2. branch of the
aridity n. ariditate. military service) n. arma.
Aries (Ram) [Astron] n. Aries. arm (equip with artillery) v. artillar.
aries n. ariete. arm [Anat] n. brachio, bracio.
arietation (ramming) n. arietation. arm in arm phr. con brachios / bracios

juncte.
arietta [Mus] n. arietta.
arm, arm- (pertaining to or done with
aright adv. correctemente, justemente.
the arm) adj. bracial.
ariose (arioso) [Mus] adj. ariose.
armageddon n. harmagedon.
arioso [Mus] n. arioso.
armament (equipment with arms) n.
arise (originate) v. nascer, provenir.
armamento.
arise (rise, originate) v. altiar se, levar armament n. armamento.
se, surger, nascer, provenir.
armature [Magnet/Elec] n. armatura.
arisen adj. altiate.
armchair n. chaise de brachios / bracios,
arist-, aristo- (best) [occurring in
confortabile.
compounds] adj. arist-, aristo-.
Armenia npr. Armenia.
aristocracy n. aristocratia.
Armenian (1. Armenian language; 2.
aristocrat n. aristocrate. inhabitant of Armenia) n. armenio.
aristocratic adj. aristocratic. Armenian adj. armenie.
Aristotelian adj. aristotelic. armful n. brachiata, braciata.
Aristotelianism n. aristotelismo. armhole n. apertura del manica.
Aristotle [Gr. Philos] npr. Aristotele armipotent adj. armipotente.
arithmetic (arithmetical) adj
armistice n. armistitio.
arithmetic arithmetic n
arithmetica. armor n. armatura, cuirasse.
arithmetical (arithmetic) adj. arithmetic armor plated adj. cuirassate.
arithmetician n arithmetico. armored (armor-plated, panzer) adj.
arithmo-, arithm- (number) [occurring cuirassate (pp of cuirassar).
in derivatives and compounds] n. armorer (1. manufacturer of arms; 2.
arithmo-, arithm-. official in charge of armament or
arithmomancy n. arithmomantia. arms) n. armero.
arithmometer n. arithmometro. armor-plated (panzer, armored) adj.
ark n. arca. cuirassate (pp of cuirassar).
armory (armoury) n. arsenal.
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armour n. armatura, cuirasse armoury arrangement (make -s) v. facer le

(armory) n arsenal. preparativos.
armpit (axilla) n. axilla. arrangement [Mus] n. adaptation.
arms (armed) adj. armate. array (an army) v. arrangiar, ordinar.
arms (in -) phr. armate. array (deck out) v. adornar, vestir.
arms (weapons) n. armas. array (in algorithms) v. arrangiar.
army (host) n. hoste. array [Comp] n. arrangiamento, matrice,
army n. armea. serie.
aroma n. aroma, aromate. array n. ordine.
aromatic adj. aromatic, fragante. arrears (be in -) v. arretrar se.
aromatization n. aromatisation. arrears (in -) adj/ adv. arretrate.
aromatize v. aromatisar. arrears n. arretrato.
around adv/prep. circa around (around arrest (1. to stop, bring to a standstill;
about). 2. to seize (someone) by legal
prep. circum around (get -) v authority) v. arrestar.
ambular. arrest (act of seizing someone by legal
around (go -) v. contornar. authority, apprehension by legal
around (move -) v. contornar. authority) n. arresto, arrestation.
around (pass -) v. contornar. arresting (stopping, bringing to a
around (stand -) v. circumstar. standstill) n. arrestation, arresto.
around (walk -) v. circumerrar. arrival n. advenimento, arrivata.
arousal n. eveliamento. arrive (succeed in arriving at a place,
arouse v. eveliar. etc.) v. pervenir.

arrive v. arrivar.
arouse v. piccar.
arpeggio [Mus] n. arpeggio ¬I. arrogance (haughtiness) n. arrogantia,
superbia.
arrange (1. to set in order; 2. to
arrogant (overbearing) adj. arrogante,
contrive; 3. to settle, straighten
superbe.
out) v. arrangiar ¬arranjar, disponer.
arrogate (1. [Rom. Law] (adrogate; 2.
arrange (put in order) v. ordinar, struer
to claim as one's own) v. arrogar.
arrange [Mus] v adaptar.
arrogation (1. act of making
arrange in series (to seriate) v. seriar.
exorbitant claims; 2. [Rom. Law]) n.
arrangement (1. order; 2. preparation,
arrogation.
plan) n. arrangiamento
arrow (sagittary) adj. sagittari.
¬arranjamento, disposition,
ordination, ordinantia, positura. arrow n. flecha ¬flesha, sagitta.
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arrowshaped (sagittiform) adj. article (1. paragraph, section; 2.

sagittiforme. article in a magazine, newspaper,
arsenal n. arsenal. etc.; 3. article of merchandise; 4.
arsenic n. arsenico. [Gram]) n. articulo.
arsenical adj. arsenical. articular adj. articular.
arseniophosphate n. arseniophosphato. articulate (1. jointed; 2. uttered in
arseniosulfate n. arseniosulfato. distinct syllables) adj. articulate.
arsenious adj. arseniose. articulate (1. to form, move in, a joint;

2. to speak distinctly) v. articular.
arsenite [Chem] n. arsenite.
articulation (1. [Anat] joint; 2.
arsenium (arsenic) n. arsenium.
enunciation) n. articulation.
arson n. incendiarismo.
articulation (joint) [Anat] n. conjunctura,
art (1. fine art; 2. skill) n. arte.
articulation.
art gallery n. galleria de arte,
artifact (man-made product) n.
pinacotheca.
artefacto.
art of singing (singing) n. canto, arte
artifice (trick) n. artificio.
del canto.
artificer (skilled or artistic worker) n.
art school n. schola de arte.
artifice.
arterial adj. arterial.
artificial adj. artificial.
arteriosclerosis n. arteriosclerosis,
artificial limb n. prothese, prothesis.
arteriosclerose.
artificially adv. artificialmente.
arteriotomy n. arteriotomia.
artillery n. artilleria.
artery n. arteria.
artilleryman n. artillerista.
artful (crafty) adj. artificiose.
artisan n. artisano.
arthritic [Pathol] adj. arthritic.
artist n. artista.
arthritis [Pathol] n. arthritis.
artistic adj. artistic.
arthritism [Pathol] n. arthritismo.
Aruba [Geog] npr. Aruba.
arthro- (joint) [occurring in derivatives
Arya (Aryan) n. Arya.
and compounds] n. arthro-.
Aryan (1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-
arthropod adj. arthropode.
European) adj. aryan.
arthropod n. arthropodo.
Aryan (Arya) n. Arya.
artichoke n. artichoc.
as (how, in order that, to the end that,
just as) adv. ut.
as (in the capacity of) adv. qua.
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as (in the manner that) adv. quomodo, ascensionist (mountain climber) n.

como. ascensionista.
as (same -) pron. mesmo que. ascent (ascension, climb) n. ascension,
as (since) conj. pois que, proque as (so montata.
as, just as) adv sicut. ascertain v. assecurar se, constatar.
as (so) adv. tan. ascetic (ascetical) adj. ascetic.
as (than, in what manner, how) adv/conj. ascetic n. asceta.
quam. ascetic practice n. ascesem ascesis,
as (to such a degree, so) adv. tam. practica ascetic.
as [Rom. Antiq] n. asse. ascetical (ascetic) adj. ascetic.
as adv. como. asceticism n. ascetismo.
as far as adv. usque, usque a. ascetics n. ascetica.
as for prep. quanto a. ascribe (attribute) v. ascriber, attribuer.
as from adv. a partir de. ascription n. ascription.
as if prep. como si, quasi que. asepsis n. asepsis.
as it were prep. pro si dicer. aseptic adj. aseptic.
as long as adv. a condition que, proviste aseptic n. aseptico.
que. asexual (sexless) adj. asexual.
as many adv. tante. ash (ash tree) n. fraxino.
as much adv. tanto. ash (cinders) n. cinere.
as much as adv. quanto. ash box (bucket, ashpan, container for
as soon adv. si tosto que. ashes) n. cineriero.
as well adv. que. ash grove [Bot] n. fraxineto.
as white as snow prep. si / tanto blanc ash tray n. cineriera.
como le nive. ash tree (ash) n. fraxino.
as yet (until now, so far, yet, still, this
ash wednesday n. mercuridi del cineres.
place, thus far, hitherto) adv. adhuc.
ashamed (be -) v. haber vergonia, esser
asbestos n. asbesto.
confuse.
ascend v. ascender. ashamed adj. confuse.
ascendancy (ascendant) n. ascendente. ashes n. cinere.
ascendant (ascendancy) n. ascendente. ashore (go -) v. disbarcar.
ascension (ascent) n. ascension. ashore adv. super le terra.
ascensional adj. ascensional. ashpan (ash box, bucket, container for
ashes) n. cineriero.
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ashtray n. cineriera. aspic ¬F [Cookery] n. aspic.

ashy (1. full of ashes; 2. ashen, ash- aspirant n. aspirante.
gray) adj. cinerose. aspirate [Phonet] v. aspirar.
Asia (1. Roman Province in Asia Minor; aspiration (1. desire for; 2. [Phonet]
2. the continent Asia) n. Asia. action of aspirating) n. aspiration.
Asia Minor [Geog] n. Asia Minor. aspirator [Mech] n. aspirator.
Asian n. asiatico. aspire v. aspirar, aspirar a.
Asiatic (1. pertaining to Asia; 2. [Rhet] aspirin n. aspirina.
florid, ornate) adj. asiatic. aspiring adj. ambitiose.
Asiatic n. asiatico. Asplenium [Bot] n. asplenio.
aside adj. al latere. ass (buttocks) n. culo.
asinine act n. asineria, acto asinin. ass (donkey) n. asino.
asinine adj. asinin. ass hole (insult) n. ano.
asininity n. asineria, asininitate. assail (attack, assault) v. aggreder,
ask (enquire) v. demandar, inquirer. assalir, assaltar.
ask (invite) v. invitar. assailable (attackable) adj. attaccabile.
ask (query, question) v. querer. assailant (assailer, attacker,
ask a question n. facer un demanda. assaulter) n. assalitor, assaltator.
ask for (beg, request) v. rogar, peter. assailer (attacker, assailant,
askew adj. oblique. assaulter) n. assalitor, assalltator.
askew adv. de transverso, obliquemente. assassin n. (murderer) assassino,

assassinator.
asleep (fall -) v. addormir se.
assassinate (murder) v. assassinar.
asleep adj. addormite.
assassinating (murder, murdering) n.
asparagus n. asparago.
assassinamento.
aspect (1. look, appearance; 2. one of
assassination n. assassination.
the aspects of a question; [
assault (assail, attack) v. assaltar,
Astrol]) n. aspecto.
assalir, attaccar.
aspen (trembling poplar) n. tremulo.
assault (attack) n. assalto, attacco.
aspergillum [Eccl] n. aspersorio.
assaulter (assailant, attacker) n.
asperity (roughness, harshness) n. assaltator.
asperitate. assay (assay an ore, a metal etc.) v.
aspersion (act of sprinkling) n. essayar.
aspersion. assay (assayal) n. essayo.
asphalt n. asphalto.
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assayable adj. essayabile. assessment (contribution) n.

assayer n. essayator. quotisation.
assemble (a machine) v. adjustar, assessment (evaluation) n. evalutation.
montar. assessment (tax) n. taxation.
assemble (gather or fit together) v. assessor (as in assessor to a judge,
assemblar. magistrate, etc.) n. assessor.
assemble (join, link) v. compaginar. assessor (levier of taxes) n. taxator.
assemble (troup, gather) v. attruppar. asset (advantage) n. avantage, bon
assemble vi. assemblar se. qualitate.
assembler n. assemblator. asset (property) n. possession.
assembling (act of gathering) n. assets [Commer] n. activo.
attruppamento. asseverate (affirm positively) v.
assembly (meeting) n. assemblea. asseverar.
assembly (of the parts of a machine) asseverating (asseverative) adj.
[Mach] n. adjustage ¬adjustaje. asseverative.
assembly hall n. sala de assemblea / asseverative (asseverating) adj.
reuniones. asseverative.
assembly line n. catena de montage. assiduity n. assiduitate.
assent (sanction) n. sanction. assiduous adj. assidue.
assent n. assentimento. assign (1. to allot; 2. to fix,

determine) v. assignar, attribuer,
assent v. acceder, acceder a.
tribuer.
assent v. assentir, assentir a.
assignable (transferable) adj.
assert (affirm) v. asserer, affirmar.
assignabile, cessibile.
assert oneself v. imponer su autoritate. assignation (assignment) (1. act of
asserter (assertor) n. assertor. allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of
assertion (affirmation) n. assertion, property, a right, etc.) n.
affirmation. assignation.
assertive (affirmative) adj. assertive, assignee [Law] n. cessionario.
affirmative. assignment (assignation) (1. act of
assertor (asserter) n. assertor. allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of
assertory (affirming) adj. assertori. property, a right, etc.) n.
assess (evaluate) v. evalutar. assignation.
assess (fix a quota for) v. quotisar. assignment (cession) [Law] n. cession.
assess (tax) v. taxar. assignment [School] n. deber.

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assimilable adj. assimilabile. assume (take to or upon oneself) v.

assimilate (1. to make like; 2. to assumer.
absorb) v. assimilar, assimilar se. assumption (1. taking to or upon
assimilation (1. action of making like; oneself; 2. [Logic]) n. assumption.
2. absorption) n. assimilation. assurance (certainty) n. assecurantia.
assimilative adj. assimilative. assurance (positive statement) n.
assimilator [Physiol] n. assimilator. assecurantia.
assurance (self- confidence) n.
assist (help, aid) v. assister, adjutar,
disinvoltura.
coadjuvar, subvenir.
assure (reasure) v. assecurar.
assistance n. assistentia, adjuta.
assure (secure) v. assecurar.
assistant (deputy) n. adjuncto.
assure (state positively) v. assecurar.
assistant (helper) n. assistente.
assurer (underwriter, insurer) n.
assistant (in a shop) n. commisso.
assecurator.
assizes n. assises.
Assyria [Geog] n. Assyria.
assizes n. sessiones de un tribunal.
Assyrian adj. assyrie.
associate (connect, combine) v.
Assyrian n. assyrio.
associar.
Assyriologue (Assyriologist) n.
associate (partner) n. associato, socio.
assyriologo.
associate (partner, confederate) n.
Assyriologist (Assyriologue) n.
consorte.
assyriologo.
associate adj. associate.
Assyriology n. assyriologia.
associate v. associar, associar se.
aster [Bot] n. astere.
association (1. act of connecting,
asteriated opal n. asteria.
combining; 2. group of people
asterisk [Print] n. asterisco.
joined together for some purpose)
n. association. asterisk n. asterisco.
assonance n. assonantia. asterism [Astron] n. asterismo.
assonate (put or be in assonance) v. asteroid [Astron] n. asteroide.
assonar. asthen- (weak) occurring in
assorted adj. assortite, varie. derivatives] adj. asthen-.
assortment (collection of various kinds asthenia n. asthenia.
of goods) n. assortimento. asthenic adj. asthenic.
assume (arrogate) v. arrogar. asthenic n. asthenico.
assume (suppose) v. supponer. asthma n. asthma.
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asthmatic adj. asthmatic. astronomical adj. astronomic.

asthmatic n. asthmatico. astronomy n. astronomia.
astigmatic adj. astigmatic. astrophotographic adj.
astigmatism n. astigmatismo. astrophotographic.
astonish v. stupefacer, surprender. astrophotography n. astrophotographia.
astonish v. surprender. astrophysical adj. astrophysic.
astonished adj. stupefacte. astrophysics n. astrophysica.
astonishment n. stupefaction. astute (1. sagacious; 2. crafty) adj.

astute, sagace.
astound v. stupefacer.
astuteness n. astutia.
astral adj. astral.
asunder adv. in duo.
astray (go -) v. disviar se.
asylum (1. shelter, refuge; 2.
astray (lead -) v. discamminar.
institution for protection or relief)
astray adj. foras del strata, disviate,
n. asylo.
discamminate.
asylum (lunatic -) n. asylo pro alienatos.
astriction n. astriction.
asylum (orphanage) n. orphanato.
astrictive (astringent) adj. astrictive.
asymmetric (asymmetrical) adj.
astride (on horseback) adv. a cavallo.
asymmetre.
astride (with legs apart) adv. con le asymmetric adj. asymmetric.
gambas a parte.
asymmetry n. asymmetria.
astride prep. trans.
at (- the) prep. al.
astringe v. astringer.
at (a point in space or time, a stage of
astringency n. astringentia.
development, etc.) prep. a, ad.
astringent (astrictive) adj. astrictive.
at (by, near, with) prep. apud.
astringent n. astringente.
at a distance (far off, far away) adv.
astrolabe n. astrolabio. procul.
astrolatry n. astrolatria. at a future time (sometime in the
astrologer n. astrologo. future) adv. olim.
astrological adj. astrologic. at another time adv. alias.
astrology n. astrologia. at any time (at some time or other)
astronaut n. astronauta. adv. aliquando.
astronomer n. astronomo. at any time (ever) adv. jammais, unquam.
astronomic (astronomical) adj. at hand (near) adv. propter.

astronomic. at once (at the same time, together)
adv. simul.
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at once (right away, already) adv. jam. Atlantic n. Oceano Atlantic, Atlantico.
at one time (formerly) n. vice. Atlantis n. Atlantida, Atlantide.
at present (just now) adv. actualmente. Atlas [Geog] n. Atlas.
at random (in different places, passim, Atlas [Gr. Mythol] n. Atlas, Atlante.
here and there, scattered) adv. Atlas Mountains [Geog] n. Atlas.
passim. atmo- (steam, vapor) [occurring in
at some time or other (at any time) compounds] n. atmo-.
adv. alquando, aliquando.
atmosphere n. atmosphera.
at the same time (together, at once)
atmospheric (atmospherical) adj.
adv. simul.
atmospheric.
atavism n. atavismo.
atmospherical (atmospheric) adj.
atavist n. atavista.
atmospheric.
atavistic adj. atavic, atavistic. atmospherics n. disturbationes
ataxia (ataxy) [Pathol] n. ataxia. atmospheric.
ataxy (ataxia) [Pathol] n. ataxia. atockade n. stoccada, stockade.
atheism n. atheismo. atoll n. atollo.
atheist (atheistic) adj. athee. atom n. atomo.
atheist n. atheista, atheo. atom-bomb n. bomba atomic.
athematic adj. athematic. atomic adj. atomic.
Athena [Gr. Mythol] n. Athena. atomicity n. atomicitate.
Athenaeum (1. [Gr. Hist]; 2. [Rom. atomism [Philos] n. atomismo.
Hist]) n. Atheneo. atomist n. atomista.
Athens [Geog] n. Athenas. atomistic adj. atomistic.
athlete n. athleta. atomize (reduce to atoms) v. atomisar.
athlete's foot (tinea, ringworm) atomizer (pulverizer, spray) n.
[Pathol] n. tinea. pulverisator.
athletic adj. athletic. atomizer (vaporizer) n. vaporisator.
athleticism n. athletismo. atone v. expiar.
athletics n. athletica. atone-for v. expiar.
athlo- (contest) [occurring in atonement n. expiation.
compounds] n. athlo-. atonic (1. [Med]; 2. [Phonet]) adj. atonic,
at-home adv. a casa. atone.
Atlanta npr. Atlanta. at-present adv. actualmente.
Atlantic adj. atlantic.
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atrabile (melancholy) (1. [Anc. Med] attackable (assailable) adj. attaccabile.

black bile; 2. gloom) n. atrabile. attacker (assailant, assailer,
atrabiliary (melancholic) (1. [Med]; 2. assaulter) n. assalitor, assaltator.
gloomy, depressed in spirit) adj. attacker (aggressor) n. aggressor,
atrabiliari. insultator.
atro-, atr- (black) [occurring in attacking (making a criminal attempt
derivatives and compounds] adj. on) adj. attentatori.
atro-, atr-. attain (arrive at, reach) v. attinger.
atrocious adj. atroce.
attain (enter upon) v. adir.
atrocity (1. horrible wickedness; 2.
attainment (action or process of
atrocious deed) n. atrocitate.
attaining) n. attingimento.
atrophic adj. atrophe, atrophic.
attemper (1. to temper, moderate by
atrophy (cause to atrophy) v. atrophiar. mixture; 2. to accommodate) v.
atrophy n. atrophia. attemperar.
attach (affix) v. affixar. attempt (criminal) n. attentato.
attach (bind) v. alligar. attempt (essay) n. essayo.
attach v. attaccar. attempt (try) v. tentar.
attach v. attachar. attempt (try, endeavor) n. essayo,
attach (fasten) v. attaccar. tentativa.
attachable adj. attaccabile. attempt v. essayar, provar, tentar.
attachable adj. attachabile. attempt v. tractar.
attaché n. attaché. attend (accompany) v. accompaniar.
attache-case n. valise pro documentos. attend (be present at) vt. assister a.
attached (joined, joint) adj. juncte. attend (pay attention) vi. prestar
attention.
attachment (1. action of fastening 2.
attend (school) v. frequentar.
affection, fastening) n.
attaccamento. attend [Med] v. attender.
attachment (accessory) n. accessorio. attend to (give attention to) v.
attachment (adherence) n. adherentia. attender.
attendance (presence) n. assistentia.
attack (assail, assault) v. attaccar,
aggreder, assalir, assaltar. attendance (retinue) n.
attack (assault) n. attacco. accompaniamento.
attendance (service) n. servicio.
attack n. insulto.
attendant (one attending to someone's
attack v. insultar.
needs) n. attendente.
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attendant n. custode. attractiveness (charm) n. attractivitate,

attention (1. careful notice, heed; 2. attraction, charme ¬F.
act of courtesy) n. attention. attributable n. attribuibile.
attention (pay -) v. prestar attention. attribute (1. inherent quality; 2.
attentive (1. intent; 2. courteous) adj. conventional symbol; 3. [Gram]) n.
attentive. attributo.
attentive (advertent) adj. advertente. attribute (ascribe) v. attribuer, ascriber.
attentive (intent) adj. attente. attribution n. attribution.
attenuate (make thin or slender) v. attributive (1. attributing; 2. [Gram])

attenuar. adj. attributive.
attenuation n. attenuation. attrite [Theol] adj. attrite.
attest (1. to testify to; 2. to certify) v. attrition n. attrition.

attestar. auburn adj. castanie clar.
attestant (attester) n. attestator. auction (auctioneer) v. auctionar.
attestation (attesting, witnessing) n. auction n. auction.
attestation. auctioneer (auction) v. auctionar.
attestation (testimony) n. testimonio. auctioneer n. auctionator.
attester (attestant) n. attestator. audacious (daring) adj. audace,
at-this-moment phr. in iste momento. audaciose.
attic n. mansarda. audacity (daring) n. audacia.
attire (clothe, deck out) v. inrobar, audibility n. audibitate.
revestir. audible adj. audibile.
attitude (1. position of the body; 2. audience (1. interview with a person of
way of thinking, acting, or feeling) high rank; 2. hearing) n. audientia.
n. attitude.
audience (assembly of listeners) n.
attorney n. procurator.
auditorio.
attorney-general n. procurator general. audiometer [Acous] n. audiometro.
attract (1. to draw to oneself; 2. to audiovisual adj. audiovisual.
allure) v. attraher.
audiovisually adv. audiovisualmente.
attraction (force of) [Phys] n.
audit (verification) n. verification de
attractivitate.
contos.
attraction n. attraction.
audit v. verificar.
attractive (1. [Phys]; 2. alluring) adj.
audition (act of hearing) n. audita,
attractive.
audition.
attractive (nice, likable) adj. sympathic.
audition v. dar audition a.
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auditor (hearer, listener) n. auditor. auricle (1. auricle of the ear; 2. auricle
auditor n. revisor, verificator de contos. of the heart) n. auricula.
auditorium (auditory) n. auditorio. auriferous (gold- bearing) adj. aurifere.
auditory (auditorium) n. auditorio. auriform (ear-shaped) adj. auriforme.
auditory adj. auditive, auditori. aurist (otologist, ear specialist) n.
augment (increase) v. augmentar. aurista.
auspex [Hist] n. auspice.
augment [Gram] n. augmento.
auspice (sign or token derived from
augmentable adj. augmentabile.
the observation of birds) Hist] n.
augmentation (increase) n.
auspicio.
augmentation, augmento.
auspices n. auspicios.
augmentative [Gram] adj. augmentative.
Auster (south wind) n. austro.
augmenter n. augmentator.
austere adj. auster.
augur (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. soothsayer) n.
austereness (austerity) n. austeritate.
augure.
augur (1. to act as augur; 2. to austerity (austereness) n. austeritate.
predict, foretell) v. augurar. austral (southern) adj. austral.
augury (1. art of the augur; 2. omen, Australasia n. Australasia.
sign) n. augurio. Australasian adj. australasian.
august adj. auguste. Australia [Geog] npr. Australia.
August n. augusto. Australian adj. australian.
Augustan adj. augustee. Australian n. australiano.
Augustinian adj. augustinian. Austria [Geog] npr. Austria.
Augustinian n. augustiniano. Austrian adj. austriac.
Augustinianism n. augustinianismo. Austrian n. austriaco.
auk [Ornith] n. alca. autarchy (self- sufficiency) n. autarchia.
aulo- (flute) [occurring in derivatives authentic adj. authentic.
and compounds] n. aulo-. authenticate (1. to render authentic; 2.
aunt n. amita. to prove authentic) v. authenticar.
au-pair n. au pair. authentication n. authentication.
au-pair n. servitrice au pair. authenticity n. authenticitate.
aura n. aura. author (1. originator; 2. writer) n.
aural adj. aural. autor.
aureole (halo) n. aureola. authoritarian adj. autoritari.
authoritarianism n. autoritatismo.
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authoritative (of document) adj. autograph (make autographic

autorisate. reproductions) v. autographiar.
authoritative (dictatorial) adj. autoritari. autograph n. autographo.
authority n. autoritate. autographic adj. autographic.
authorizable adj. autorisabile. autography (art of autographic
authorization n. autorisation. reproduction) n. autographia.
authorize v. autorisar. autoist n. autoista.
authorship n. autorato. automatic adj. automatic.
autism n. autismo. automaticity (automatism, state of
autistic adj. autistic. being automatic) n. automaticitate.
auto (motorcar, car) n. auto. automation n. automatisation.
autobiographic (autobiographical) adj. automatism n. automatismo.
autobiographic. automatize (render automatic) v.
autobiographical (autobiographic) adj. automatisar.
autobiographic. automaton n. automato.
autobiography n. autobiographia. automatous (automatic) adj. automate.
autobus (motorbus) n. autobus. automobile (motor vehicle) n.
autochthon n. autochthono. automobile.
autochthonous adj. autochthone. automobile (self-propelling) adj.
autochthony n. autochthonia. automobile.
automobilism n. automobilismo.
autoclave (pressure cooker) n.
autoclave. automobilist (motorist) n.
autocracy n. autocratia. automobilista.
autonomous (self-governing) adj.
autocrat n. autocrate.
autonome.
autocratic adj. autocratic.
autonomy n. autonomia.
auto-da-fé n. autodafé.
autopsy [Med] (necropsy) n. autopsia,
auto-da-fé n. autodafé ¬P.
necropsia.
autodidact (one who is self-taught) n. autumn (fall) n. autumno.
autodidacto.
autumnal adj. autumnal.
autodidactic adj. autodidactic.
auxiliary adj. auxiliar.
autodrome (race course for
auxiliary n. auxiliator.
automobiles) n. autodromo.
avail v. disponer (se) de.
autogiro n. autogyro.
availability n. disponibilitate.
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available (be -) v. esser disponibile. avid (greedy) adj. avide.

available (capable of being turned to avidity (greed, greediness) n. aviditate.
account) adj. utilisabile. avocado (alligator pear) n. avocato.
available (disposable) adj. disponibile, avocado (tree) n. avocatiero.
utilisabile. avoid (shun) v. evitar.
available (make -) v. facer disponibile.
avoidable adj. evitabile, eluctabile.
avalanche ¬F n. avalanche.
avoidance n. evitation.
avarice n. avaritia.
avoiding (act of shunning) n. evitation.
avaricious (miserly) adj. avar, avaritiose.
avoirdupois n. avoirdupois.
ave (Ave bead of the rosary) n. ave.
avouch (aver, verify) v. averar.
ave (time of ringing the Ave bell) n. ave
avulse (tear away) v. aveller.
Ave Maria n Ave Maria.
avulsion (tearing away) n. avulsion.
avenge (revenge) v. vengiar ¬venjar,
avuncular adj. avuncular.
vindicar.
avenger n. vengiator ¬venjator, await (wait for) v. attender.
vindicator, vindice. awake adj. vigile.
avenue ¬F (walk, alley) n. allée, avenue, awake v. eveliar, eveliar se.
avenite. awaken v. eveliar, eveliar se.
aver (avouch, verify) v. averar. awakener n. eveliator.
average (mean) adj. medie. awakening n. evelia.
average (mean) n. media. award (prize, reward) n. precio, premio,
average (on -) phr. in media. recompensa.
average v. calcular / render le media de. award a prize to (reward) v. premiar,
averred (ratified) [Law] adj. rate. recompensar.
aversion (1. act of averting turning award or pronounce an interlocutory
away; 2. strong dislike) n. aversion. decree [Law] v. interloquer.
avert (turn away) v. averter. award v. premiar, adjudicar.
aviarist n. aviarista. aware (be -) v. esser conscie.
aviary n. aviario. aware adj. conscie.
aviate v. aviar. awareness n. conscientia.
aviation n. aviation. away (two kilometers -) phr. a duo

kilometros.
aviator n. aviator.
away adv. foras, via.
aviatrix n. aviatrice.
awe n. pavor reverential.
aviculture n. avicultura.
awe-inspiring adj. imponente, tremende.
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awe-struck adj. horrificate. axiom n. axioma.

awful adj. terribile. axiomatic adj. axiomatic.
awfully adv. terribilemente. axis n. axe.
awkward (clumsy) adj. inhabile. axle (axletree) n. axe.
awkward (difficult to deal with) adj. axletree (axle) n. axe.
difficile, embarassose. axunge [Pharm] n. axungia.
awl n. subula. azalea [Bot] n. azalea.
awl-shaped (subulate) adj. subulate. azoic adj. azoic.
awning n. tenta. Azores (Azores Islands) [Geog] nprpl.
awol adj. absente sin permisso. Azores, le Insulas Azores.
ax (axe) n. hacha ¬hasha. Azores Islands (Azores) [Geog] nprpl.
axe (ax) n. hacha ¬hasha. Azores, le Insulas Azores.
axial adj. axial. azure (the blue color of the clear sky)
n. azuro, azurato.
axil [Bot] n. axilla.
azure adj. azur.
axilla (armpit) n. axilla.
azymous (unleavened) adj. azyme.
axillary (1. pertaining to the axilla; 2.
[Bot]) adj. axillari.
B - b
b (letter -) n. b, littera, be. baby ¬A (infant, newborn) n. baby,

B (the note) [Mus] n. si. bebe, infante, neonato.
baa n. balato. baby-bottle ¬F n. biberon.
baa v. balar. babyhood n. infantia.
babble (chatter, prattle) vi. balbutiar, Babylon [Geog] n. Babel, Babylon,

garrular. Babylonia.
babble (of stream) v. murmurar. Babylonia n. Babylonia.
babble n. balbutiamento. Babylonian adj. babylonian.
babbling adj. balbutiante, garrulante. baby-sit v. guardar le infante.
babe n. bebe, baby, infante. baby-sitter n. baby-sitter.
Babel n. Babel. baccalaureate n. baccalaureato.
baboon n. babuino. bacchanal (1. Bacchic; 2.

bacchanalian) adj. bacchanal.
bacchanal (orgy) n. bacchanal.
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bacchante n. bacchante. back-door n. porta posterior.

bacchic (riotous) adj. bacchic. backer (endorser) (of a bill of
Bacchic adj. bacchic. exchange) [Commer] n. avalista.
Bacchus [Gr. Mythol] n. Baccho. backer (promoter) n. promotor,
bachelor (unmarried man) n. adjutator.
celibatario. back-fire n. accendimento prematur,
bachelor [Acad] n. baccalaureo. retorno de flamma.
back-fire v. accender prematurmente,
bacillary adj. bacillari.
dar retornos de flamma.
bacillus n. bacillo.
background n. fundo.
back (1. back of a person or animal; 2.
back-ground n. fundo.
as in the back of the hand; 3. back
back-hand n. de reverso.
of a chair or couch) n. dorso.
backing (endorsement) (of a bill of
back (1. backwards; 2. ago; 3. as in to
exchange) [Commer] n. aval.
give back) adv. retro.
back-lash n. reaction disfavorabile.
back (be -) v. esser de retorno.
back-log n. arretrato.
back (bet on) v. deponer un summa
super. back-out (beg off) v. retirar se.
back (endorse) (a bill of exchange) back-pay n. soldo arretrate.
[Commer] v. avalisar. back-street n. vico secundari.
back (move or draw back) v. guidar a back-to-front adv. reverse.
retro, recular, regreder, ir a retro. back-up [Comp] n. retrocopia.
back (notum) [Zool] n. noto. back-up [Comp] v. retrocopiar.
back (rear) n. fundo. back-up n. acculate.
back (support) v. appoiar, sustener. back-up v. accular.
back adj. posterior. backup-disk n. retrocopia in disc.
back swimmer (Notonecta) [Zool] n. backward (late) adj. tardive.
notonecta.
backward (late) adv. in retardo.
back up (a horse, cart, etc. against a
backward (shy) adj. timide.
wall, etc.) v. accular.
backwards adv. a retro, retro.
back-ache n. dolor de lumbos.
backwards and forwards phr. a retro e
back-bone n. columna vertebral, spina,
(in) avante.
spina dorsal.
back-water n. ramo stagnante.
back-breaking adj. multo fatigante.
bacon n. lardo.
back-date v. retrodatar.
bacteria n. bacterios.
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bacterial adj. bacterial. bagpipes n. cornamusa.

bacteriological adj. bacteriologic. Bahamas Islands [Geog] npl. le Insulas
bacteriologist n. bacteriologo. Bahamas.
bacteriology n. bacteriologia. Bahamas n. Bahamas.
bacteriotherapy n. bacteriotherapia. bail (a boat) v. vacuar le aqua.
bacterium n. bacterio. bail (security) n. caution.
bad (evil) adj. mal. bail [Jur] v. prestar caution pro.
bad (from - to worse) phr. de mal in bait (1. to furnish with bait; 2. to lure,
pejo. entice) v. escar.
bad adv. mal. bait (torment) v. tormentar.
bad fortune (misfortune) n. infelicitate. bait n. esca.
bad spelling (cacography) n. bake (bake pottery) v. cocer, cocer (in le
cacographia. furno).
badge n. insignia, placa. baker n. furnero, panetero.
badger hole n. taxoniera. bakery n. paneteria.
badger n. taxon. Balaam npr. Balaam.
badger v. importunar, molestar. balalaika n. balalaika.
badly adv. mal, malmente. balance (1. pair of scales; 2.
badness (of poor quality) adj. de mal equilibrium; 3. [Com]) n. balancia.
qualitate. balance (1. to weigh the pros and cons
badness (wickedness) n. malitia, of; 2. to bring to equilibrium; 3. to
perversitate. waver, hesitate) v. balanciar,
bad-tempered adj. de mal humor. equilibrar.
baffle v. confunder, disconcertar. balance (balance- sheet) [Commer] n.
balancio.
baffling adj. disconcertante.
balance (balance- wheel)
bag (sack) (put in a bag or sack) v.
[Watchmaking] n. balanciero.
insaccar.
balance (equilibrium) n. balancia,
bag (sack) n. sacco.
equilibrio.
bag n. tasca.
balance (lose one's -) v. perder le
bagatelle ¬F (trifle) n. bagatella.
equilibrio.
bagful (sackful) n. saccata. balance (remainder) n. resto.
baggage (luggage) n. bagage ¬bagaje. balance (scales) n. balancia.
baggy adj. sacchesc, troppo ample. balance (settle) [Commer] v. saldar.
bagpipe(s) n. cornamusa.
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balance (settlement) (cash) [Commer] ballet-dancer (ballerina) [Fem] n.

n. saldo. ballerina.
balance vi. equilibrar se. ballet-dancer [Masc] n. ballerino.
balanced (in equilibrium) adj. equilibre. ballist (ballista) [Hist] n. ballista.
balance-sheet n. balancio. ballista (ballist) [Hist] n. ballista.
balancing (action of) n. balanciamento. ballistic adj. ballistic.
balcony (1. [Arch]; 2. [Theat]) n. balcon. ballistics n. ballistica.
bald adj. calve. balloon (1. [Chem]; 2. aerostat) n.
baldness n. calvitia. ballon.
bale (make into bales) v. imballar. ballot (ball, ticket, paper used in
secret voting) n. ballotta.
bale n. balla, fardo.
ballot (poll) n. scrutinio.
bale n. ballo.
ballot box n. urna.
Balearic Islands [Geog] n. le Insulas
Balearic, Baleares. ballot v. ballottar.
baleen (whalebone) n. balena. ballotade [Man] n. ballottada.
bale-out v. bail-out. ballot-box n. urna.
Bali [Geog] npr. Bali. ballot-paper n. ballotta.
Balkanic adj. balkanic. ball-point pen n. penna a bolla.
Balkanize v. balkanisar. ballroom n. sala de ballo.
ball (1. globular object; 2. cannon ball, balls (courage) n. braveria, corage.
bullet, etc.; 3. [Print]) n. balla. balls (testicles) n. coliones.
ball (dance) n. ballo. ballsy (brave) adj. brave, accolionate?
ball (large ball, air- filled) n. ballon. balm (balsam) (1. balsamic resin; 2.
ball (of eye) n. globo. ointment) n. balsamo.
ball (of thread, yarn, etc) n. glomere. balm-of-gilead n. balsamo de galaad.
ball (sport, globe) n. balla, bolla. balmy adj. balsamic.
ballad (poem founded on folk balneotherapy n. balneotherapia.
legend) n. ballada. balsa n. balsa.
ballade n. ballada. balsam (balm) (1. balsamic resin; 2.
ballast n. ballast. ointment) n. balsamo.
ball-bearing n. cossinet o de ballas. balsamic adj. balsamic.
ballerina (ballet dancer) n. ballerina. balsamiferous adj. balsamifere.
ballet ¬F [Theat] n. ballet. balsaminaceous [Bot] adj. balsaminacee.
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balsamine (garden balsam) [Bot] n. bandore (mandola, mandora, pandora,

balsamina. pandore) (musical instrument
Balt (1. member of ethnic group similar to a mandolin, but larger) n.
including Lithuanians and Letts; 2. mandola ¬I.
member of German land-owning bandstand n. kiosque de musica.
class in the Baltic States) n. balto. band-together v. associar se, reunir se.
Baltic (Sea) n. Baltico, Mar Baltic. bandy adj. con gambas distorte.
Baltic adj. baltic. baneful (disastrous, fatal) n. funeste.
Balto-Slav n. balto-slavo. bang (blow) n. colpo.
Balto-Slavic adj. balto-slavic. bang (report) n. explosion.
baluster (banister) n. balustro. bang vi. crepar, detonar, percuter.
balustrade n. balustrada. Bangladesh [Geog] n. Bangladesh.
balustrade v. balustrar. bangle n. bracialetto.
bamboo [Bot] n. bambu. bangs (bobbed hair in the forehead) n.
ban n. prohibition. frangia ¬franja.
ban v. prohibir. banish (exile) v. bannir, exiliar.
banal (trite) adj. banal. banish (get rid of) v. eliminar.
banality (triteness) n. banalitate. banishment (1. act of exiling; 2.
band (1. group of people; 2. [Mus]) n. exile) n. bannimento, exilio.
banda, truppa. banishment n. banno.
band (1. narrow strip of material; 2. banister (baluster) n. balustro.
bandage) n. banda. banisters n. balustrada.
band (troup of guerrillas) n. guerrilla banjo n. banjo.
¬H. bank (land bordering a river, lake,
bandage (dressing) n. bandage etc.) n. ripa.
¬bandaje.
bank (shoal) n. banco.
bandage n. banda.
bank adj. bancari.
bandage v. bandar.
bank messenger n. incassator.
banderole (streamer) n. bandierola.
bank n. banca.
bandit (brigand) n. bandito, brigante.
bank v. bancar.
banditism (banditry) n. banditismo.
bank v. incassar.
banditry (banditism) n. banditismo.
bankable adj. bancabile.
bank-account n. conto bancari.
bankbook n. libretto de banca / conto.
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banker n. banchero. bar (chocolate -) n. tabletta de

bank-holiday n. die feriate. chocolate.
banknote n. billet de banca. bar (close to entrance) v. barrar.
bank-on v. contar super. bar (exclude) v. excluder, prohibir.
bank-rate n. rata bancari. bar (for drink) n. bar.
bankrupt (go -) v. facer bancarupta. bar (obstacle, barrier) n. barrage,

barraje, barriera.
bankrupt adj. fallite.
bar (obstruct) v. obstruer.
bankrupt n. bancaruptero.
bar (place where liquor is served) n.
bankrupt n. fallito.
bar ¬A.
bankrupt v. ruinar.
bar (sand -) n. barra de arena.
bankruptcy n. bancarupta, fallimento.
bar (soap -) n. tabletta de sapon.
banner (flag, standard) n. bandiera,
bar (wood) n. barra.
insignia, standardo.
bar n. barra musical.
banquet (feast) n. banchetto, regalo.
bar prep. excepte.
banquet v. banchettar.
barb (hook) n. unco.
banqueter (feaster) n. banchettator.
Barbados Islands [Geog] npr. Barbados,
baptism n. baptismo.
le Insulas Barbados.
baptismal adj. baptismal.
barbarian n. barbaro.
Baptist (Anabaptist) [Theol] adj/n.
barbaric adj. barbaric.
baptista.
barbarism (1. barbarism in language;
baptist n/adj. baptista, baptisator.
2. barbarous social or intellectual
baptistery (1. part of a church
condition) n. barbarismo.
reserved for baptism; 2 . receptacle
barbarity (barbarousness) n.
containing water for the baptismal
barbaritate.
rite) n. baptisterio.
barbarize v. barbarisar.
baptize v. baptisar.
barbarous adj. barbare.
baptizer n. baptisator, baptista.
barbarousness (barbarity) n.
bar (1. as in bar of iron, bar of wood, barbaritate.
etc.; 2. [Her]; 3. ridge of horse's
barbecue n. barbacoa, festa de barbacoa.
palate; 4. sand bar; 5. [Law] place
barbed wire n. filo spinose.
where prisoner stands; 6. [Mus]
barber (wigmaker, hairdresser,
bar, bar line) n. barra.
coiffeur) n. perrucchero.
bar (a door) v. barrar.
barber n. barbero.
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barbershop n. barberia. barley n. hordeo.

barbican [Fortif] n. antemural. barley-sugar n. sucro de hordeo.
barcarole (barcarolle) [Mus] n. barmaid n. servitrice.
barcarola ¬I. barman n. servitor.
bare (denude) v. denudar, discoperir. barn (for cattle) n. stabulo.
bare (mere) adj. simple. barn (granary) n. granario.
bare (naked, nude, denuded, barn owl n. ulula.
uncovered) adj. nude, denudate,
baro- (as in barometer) [occurring in
discoperte.
compounds] n. baro-.
barefoot adj. discalceate.
barogram [Meteorol] n. barogramma.
barefooted adj. discalceate.
barograph (barometrograph)
bareheaded adj. a capite discoperte.
[Meteorol] n. barometrographo.
barely (hardly, scarcely) adv. vix.
barograph [Meteorol] n. barographo.
barely adv. a pena.
barology n. barologia.
bareness n. nuditate.
barometer n. barometro.
bargain (agreement) n. contracto.
barometric adj. barometric.
bargain (good buy) n. acquisition a bon
barometrograph (barograph)
mercato.
[Meteorol] n. barometrographo.
bargain v. negotiar.
barometrography [Meteorol] n.
barge n. barca, barca de canal.
barometrographia.
barge-into v. choccar contra, irrumper baron (nobleman) n. baron.
in.
baronage (1. whole body of barons; 2.
baritone (1. baritone voice; 2. musical
dignity or rank of a baron) n.
instrument) n. barytono.
baronage ¬baronaje.
baritone [Phonet] adj. barytone. baroness n. baronessa.
barium n. barium. baronet n. baronetto.
bark (barking of a dog, etc.) n. latrato. barony n. baronia.
bark (bay) vi. latrar. baroque (period style, etc.) n. baroco.
bark (boat) n. barca. baroque adj. baroc.
bark (graze, excoriate) v. excoriar. barothermohygrograph n.
bark (strip bark) v. decorticar. barothermohygrographo.
bark [Bot] n. cortice. barrack (plain and large building) n.
barking (bark of a dog, etc.) n. latrato. barraca.
barking (decortication) n. decortication. barrack warden n. casernero.
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barrack-room (as in barrack-room bascule (as in bascule bridge) adj.

language) adj. soldatesc. basculari.
barracks [Mil] n. caserna. bascule (as in bascule escapement)
barracoon n. barracon. [Technol] n. bascula.
barrage (1. dam; 2. [Mil]) n. barrage base (1. bottom, substructure; 2. [Mil];
¬barraje. 3. [Chem]) n. base.
barrel (1. cask; 2. [Meas]) n. barril. base (found) v. basar.
barrel (cask, butt) n. botte. base (foundation) n. fundamento.
barrel (metal tube of a rifle, gun, etc.) base (theme, stem) [Gram] n. thema.
n. cannon. base (vile) adj. ignobile, vil.
barrel (tun) v. intonnar. base adj. basse.
barrel v. imbarrilar. base v. basar.
barren (of land) adj. aride, desolate. baseball [Sports] n. baseball ¬A.
barren (sterile) adj. sterile. baseborn adj. humile.
barrenness (sterility) n. sterilitate. baseborn adj. illegitime.
barricade n. barricada. Basel (Basle) n. Basel ¬G.
barricade v. barricadar. baseless adj. sin fundamento.
barrico (keg) n. barrica. basement (footing of a column or wall)
barrier (bar, obstacle) n. barriera, [Arch] n. basamento.
barrage ¬barraje. basement (lower part of anything) n.
barrister n. advocato. basamento.
barrow (tumulus) n. tumulo. basement (underground passage,
barrow n. carretta de mano. underground room) n. subterraneo.
barter n. troco. baseness (vileness) n. bassessa, vilitate.
barter v. trocar. bash n. colpo.
barterer n. trocator. bash v. colpar, ferir.
bary- (heavy) [occurring in derivatives bashful (modeste) adj. pudente,
and compounds] adj. bary-. vergoniose, pudibunde.
baryta [Mineral] n. baryta. basic adj. basic, basal, fundamental.
basal (1. basic; 2. [Physiol]) adj. basal. basicity [Chem] n. basicitate.
basalt [Mineral] n. basalto. basilica (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. basilican

type of church building) n. basilica.
basaltic adj. basaltic.
basin (1. wide, shallow bowl; 2. dock;
basculation [Surg] n. basculation.
3. river basin) n. bassino.
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basinet [Armory] n. bassinetto. bat (off one's own -) adv. sin adjuta,
basis (foundation) n. base. spontaneemente?
bask v. prender le sol. bat (sport) n. bat.
basket (basketful) n. corbata. bat [Zool] n. vespertilion.
basket n. corbe. bat v. batter.
basket n. paniero. batata (sweet potato) n. batata.
basketball n. basketball. batch (of bread) n. furnata.
basketmaker n. corbero. batch (portion) n. lot.
basketry n. corberia. batch-processing [Comp] phr. processo

per lot.
bas-relief n. basse-relievo.
bath (1. act of giving or taking a bath;
bass (1. lowest part of a musical
2. bath water) n. balneo, banio.
score; 2. instrument for the lowest
bath (outside) v. baniar, baniar se.
part of a musical score; 3. lowest
male voice) [Mus] n. basso. bath (pertaining to baths) adj. balnear.
bass (fish) n. perca. bath (swimming -) n. natatorio, piscina.
bass [Mus] n. basso. bath (take a -) v. baniar se, prender un

banio.
bass saxhorn (saxtuba) [Mus] n.
bath (tub) n. cupa de banio.
saxtuba.
bass viol n. violon. bath for the hands (maniluvium)
[Med] n. maniluvio.
bassoon (fagotto) n. fagotto.
bathe (a wound) v. lavar.
bassoon [Mus] n. basson.
bathe (give a bath to) v. baniar.
bassoonist (fagottist) n. fagottista.
bathe (have a bath) v. baniar se.
bast (liber) [Bot] n. libro.
bather n. baniator.
bastard (1. born out of wedlock; 2.
spurious; 3. [Print] as in bastard bathing (baths) n. banios.
type) adj. bastarde. bathing (of wound) n. lavamento.
bastard (illegitimate child) n. bastardo. bathing-suit (- costume) n. costume de
bastardy (quality of being a bastard) n. banio.
bastardia. bathing-trunks n. calceones de banio.
baste v. asperger de grassia. bathroom n. camera de banio.
bastille [Fortif] n. bastille ¬F. batik ¬Malay n. batik.
bastinade (bastinado) n. bastonada. batik v. batikar.
bastinado (bastinade) n. bastonada. batiste n. batista.
bastion [Fortif] n. bastion. batman n. ordinantia.
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baton n. baston. bazaar (Oriental market place) n. bazar.

Batrachomyomachy, be (1. to exist; 2. [grammatical
batrachomyomachia (Battle of the functions]: copula) v. esser.
Frogs and the Mice) n. be (commands) v. esse!, sia!
batrachomyomachia. be a substitute or replacement v.
batsman n. battitor. suppler.
battalion n. battalion. be able to (can) v. poter.
batter (baseball) v. batter. be abundant (abound) v. exuberar,
batter n. pasta, pasta de farina con ovos e esser abundante, abundar.
lacte. be aching (hurt) v. doler.
battering ram n. ariete. be acquainted with (know= v.
battery (small, for torch) n. pila. cognoscer.
battery [Elect] n. accumulator. be afraid (fear) (of) v. timer.
battery [Mil] n. batteria. be allowed to (may) v. poter.
battle n. battalia. be at leisure (be idle) v. otiar.
battle v. battaliar. be at variance (be discrepant) v.
battle-axe (two-edged) [Hist] n. discrepar.
bipenne. be beneficent (do good) v. benefacer.
battle-field n. campo de battalia. be boiling (boil) v. bullir.
battler n. battaliator. be bold v. hardir.
battleship n. cuirassato. be born again (reborn) v. renascer.
battle-ship n. cuirassato. be born v. nascer.
Bavaria npr. Bavaria. be brusque or rude to v. bruscar.
Bavarian adj. bavare, bavarese. be coherent (cohere) v. coherer.
Bavarian n. bavaro. be consonant (harmonize) v. consonar.
bawl (vociferate) v. vociferar. be contiguous to (border upon) v.
bay (bark) v. latrar. confinar.
be courageous v. valer.
bay (gulf) [Geog] n. baia, golfo.
be covetous (covet) v. concupiscer.
bay (tree) n. lauro.
be delirious v. delirar.
bay-laurel (laurel, bay-tree) n. lauro.
be discrepant (be at variance) v.
bayonet n. bayonetta.
discrepar.
Bayonne n. Bayona, Bayonne.
be dissonant [Mus] v. dissonar.
bay-tree (bay-laurel, laurel) n. lauro.
be distant v. distar.
bay-window n. fenestra saliente.
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be distrustful v. diffider. be in doubt (doubt) v. dubitar.

be engaged in colloquy (converse) v. be in excess (superabound) v.
colloquer. redundar.
be enough (suffice) v. bastar. be in need of (need) v. indiger.
be enraged n. inrabiamento. be in recess v. vacar.
be enraged v. inragiar ¬inrajar. be indicative of (indicate) v. indicar.
be equal in value (be equivalent) (to) v. be indulgent v. indulger.
equivaler. be inherent (inhere) v. inherer.
be equivalent (be equal in value) (to) v. be insistent or pressing (urge) v. urger.
equivaler.
be lacking (be deficient or missing) v.
be established (be an stablished)
mancar.
(fact) v. constar.
be lacking in (lack) v. carer.
be excessive or exorbitant v. exorbitar.
be lightening (lighten) v. fulgurar.
be exuberant (exuberate) v. exuberar.
be lukewarm v. teper.
be feverish (have a fever) v. febricitar.
be malignant v. malignar.
be first (hold the first place) v. primar.
be moist or wet v. humer.
be fond of v. affectionar.
be moldy v. mucer.
be found (findable) adj. trovabile.
be moved by (waves, move in) v.
be furious v. furer. fluctuar.
be guilty of malversation or corruption be numb (be torpid, be sluggish) v.
in office v. malversar. torper.
be hidden (lie hidden) v. later. be obsolescent (become obsolescent,
be hoped (for) adj. sperabile. obsolesce) v. obsolescer.
be idle (be at leisure) v. otiar. be offensive to (offend, insult) v.
be ignorant of (not to know) v. ignorar. offender.
be on strike (strike) v. exoperar.
be immanent (stay within) v. immaner.
be on the lookout (watch) v. veliar,
be important (matter) v. importar.
vigilar.
be in a rage (rage) v. rabiar, ragiar
be on the point of death v. agonisar.
¬rajar.
be on vacation (keep holiday) v. feriar.
be in a state of agitation v. (heat,
fervor). be or render partial v. partialisar.
be in contact with (touch) v. continger. be out of one's mind v. furer.
be in disagreement (disagree) v. be patient (have patience) v. patientar.
disconvenir.
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be permanent (endure, last) v. be unwilling (resist) v. reluctar.

permaner. be vacant (unoccupied) v. vacar.
be possible (may, can) v. poter. be vigorous v. viger.
be preponderant (preponderate) v. be warm or hot v. caler.
preponderar.
be with child or young v. gestar.
be prodigal of (lavish) v. prodigar.
be wont to (do) v. soler.
be rampant v. rampar.
be worth (be equal to, in value or in
be redolent (smell) (of) v. redoler.
price) v. valer.
be related to (have reference to) v.
be zealous (about) v. zelar.
referer.
beach n. plagia ¬plaja.
be resplendent (shine) v. resplender,
beacon n. fanal.
splender.
be salient v. salir. bead n. perla, perla (de vitro).
be silent (keep quiet) (refrain from beak (bill) n. becco, rostro.

speaking) v. tacer. beak n. rostro.
be slow or delayed v. retardar. beaked (billed) adj. rostrate.
be soaked (soak) v. imbiber. beaker (tumbler, goblet) n. bicario,
be somewhere (have one's location) v. cuppa.
ubicar. beakful (billful) n. beccata.
be sorry for (regret) v. regrettar. beam (of light) n. fasce, radio.
be stagnant (stagnate) v. stagnar. beam (of wood, metal) n. trabe, trave.
be stunned (amazed) v. stuper. beam (shine) v. brillar.
be sufficient (suffice) v. sufficer. beam (smile) v. surrider.
be supposed to (have to) (must, shall, beaming (radiant, brilliant) adj.
ought) v. deber. radiante.
be swollen (swell) v. turger. bean (french) n. phaseolo.
be swollen or tumid v. tumer. bean (full of -s) n. plen de energia.
be the antecedent v. (antecede); bean n. faba.

anteceder. bear (adopt, give birth to) (a child, a
be the consequence of v. consequer. litter, etc) v. filiar.
be torpid (be sluggish, be numb) v. bear (allow, brook, comport) v.
torper. comportar.
be translucent (be partly transparent) bear (carry) v. portar.
v. translucer. bear (endure) v. suffrer, tolerar.
be unsteady or shaky v. vacillar.
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bear (give birth to) v. filiar, parer, bear-with v. esser patiente con.
parturir. beast n. bestia.
bear (he-bear) n. urso. beastliness (bestiality) n. bestialitate.
bear (hold up) v. sustener. beastly (bestial) adj. bestial.
bear (polar -) n. urso polar, urso blanc. beastly adv. bestialmente.
bear (she-bear) n. ursa. beat (1. to strike, pound; 2. to flap; 3.
bear fruit (fructify) v. fructificar, fructar. to defeat) v. batter, vincer, colpar,
bear witness (testify, witness) v. pulsar.
testificar, testimoniar. beat (cudgel, thrash) v. fustigar.
bearable (supportable) adj. beat (cudgel, thump) v. massar.
supportabile. beat (of heart) n. battimento.
bearable (tolerable, sufferable) adj.
beat (of policeman) n. ronda.
suffribile.
beat (whip, flog) v. verberar.
beard (grow a -) v. barbar.
beat (with stick) v. bastonar.
beard n. barba.
beat [Mus] n. rhythmo.
bearded adj. barbate.
beat again v. rebatter.
beardless adj. disbarbate.
beat back (repel) v. rebatter.
bearer (carrier) n. portator.
beat-back v. repulsar.
bear-fruit v. fructar.
beat-down v. abatter.
bearing (1. carrying; 2. deportment,
beater (fulling stock) n. fullatorio.
carriage;) n. porto.
beatific adj. beatific.
bearing (giving birth) n. filiation.
beatification n. beatification.
bearing [Mech] n. cossinetto.
beatify v. beatificar.
bearing acorns (glandiferous) adj.
glandifere. beat-in v. fracassar.
bearing down (tending to press or beat-in v. penetrar.
force down) adj. depressive. beating (action of striking, throbbing,
bearing ears (spiciferous) (of grain) fluttering, etc.) n. battimento.
[Bot] adj. spicifere. beating (action of whipping,
bear-in-mind v. tener in mente. flogging) n. verberation.
bear-out v. confirmar. beating (defeat) n. defaite, vincimento.
bear-right v. diriger se a dextra. beating (thrashing) (act of) n.
bear's ear (auricula) [Bot] n. auricula. fustigation.
beating (throbbing, pulsative) adj.
bear-up interj. corage!
pulsative.
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beatitude n. beatitude. become suffocated or choked v.

beat-off v. repulsar. suffocar.
beautiful adj. belle. becoming adj. convenibile.
beauty (beautiful woman) n. beltate. becoming adj. decorose.
beauty (loveliness or charm to the becoming obsolete (obsolescent) adj.

sense of sight) n. beltate. obsolescente.
bed (flower -) n. parterre.
beauty spot (patch) n. musca.
bed (go to -) v. ir al lecto.
beaver (- hat) n. castor.
bed (housing, hollow) n. incastratura.
beaver [Zool] n. castor.
bed (the bed of a river) n. lecto.
because (why, that) conj. quod.
bed [Furniture] n. lecto.
because conj/prep. proque.
bed [Gen] n. lecto.
because of (on account of, by reason
of) prep. propter. bed [Geol] n. lecto.
because of prep. a causa de. bedbug n. cimice.
beccafico [Ornith] n. beccafico. bed-clothes n. pannos de lecto.
beckon v. facer signo. bedding n. pannos de lecto.
be-cold (of people) v. haber frigido. bedew v. irrorar.
be-cold (of the weather) v. facer frigido. bedewment n. irroration.
become (come to be) v. devenir. Bedouin n. beduin.
become (suit) v. convenir a. bedraggled adj. coperite de fango.
become angry v. irascer. bedraggled adj. disordinate.
become cold (cool off) v. frigidar, bedridden adj. allectate.

refrigidar. bedroom n. camera a dormir.
become decadent (decline, decay) v. bedsitter n. camera con lecto.
decader. bedspread (counterpane, coverlet) n.
become green v. verdear. coperilecto, copertura de lecto.
become invalid (lapse, expire) v. bedtime n. hora de dormir.
perimer. bee n. ape.
become lean or thin (reduce) v. magrir. beech n. fago.
become less swollen v. disinflar. bee-eating adj. apivore.
become liquid (liquesce) v. liquescer. beef (meat from a cow or steer) n.
become milky (lactesce) v. lactescer. bove.
become quiescent (quiesce) v. quiescer. beefsteak n. beefsteak.
become rancid v. rancer. beehive n. apiculario.
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bee-hive n. apiculario. befuddle v. confunder.

bee-keeper (apiculturist) n. apiario, beg (ask for, request) v. peter, rogar.
apicultor. beg (charity) v. mendicar.
bee-keeping (apiculture) n. apicultura. beg (entreat) v. implorar, precar.
bee-line n. via directe. beget (engender) v. ingenerar.
beep v. pipiar. beget (procreate) v. procrear.
beeper (pager) n. beeper, clamator, begetter (sire) n. genitor.
pager.
begetting (engenderment) n.
beer n. bira.
ingeneramento.
beet (common red beet) n. betarapa. begetting (generation) n. genitura.
beet [Bot] n. beta. beggar (mendicant) n. mendicante.
beet n. beta. beggar n. mendico.
beetle (coleopter) [Entom] n. beggar v. impovrir, ruinar.
coleoptero.
beggarly adj. mendic.
beetle (ram, sledge hammer, mallet) n.
begging (action of) n. mendication.
massa.
begin (a discourse) v. exordir, ordir.
beetle [Entom] n. scarabeo.
begin (commence) v. comenciar, inciper.
beetle n. coleoptero.
begin (incept) v. inceptar.
beetle-browed (beetling) adj.
superciliose. begin again (recommence) v.
beetling (beetle- browed) adj. recomenciar.
superciliose. begin to blossom v. inflorescer.
beetroot n. beta-rapa. beginner n. comenciante, comenciator,
befall (happen) v. accider. novicio.
beginning (commencement, start) n.
before (above) prep. ante.
comenciamento, principio, initio.
before (earlier than) prep. ante.
beginning (in the -) phr. in le principio.
before (formerly, previously) adv.
beginning (incipient, initial) adj.
anteriormente, antea, previemente.
incipiente.
before (in front of) prep. ante.
beginning (origins) n. primordio.
before (in front, ahead) adv. avante.
beginning n. ordimento.
before adv. antea.
begotten adj. genite.
before conj. ante que.
begrudge (envy) v. invidiar.
beforehand adv. anticipatemente,
begrudge (give unwillingly) v. dar de
previemente.
mal grado.
befriend v. amicar se con.
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beguile (inveigle) v. captar. belcher n. ructator.

behalf (in/on - of) n. in favor de. belching (eructation) n. eructation.
behalf (in/on - of) n. in nomine de. beleaguerment n. investimento.
behave v. comportar se. belfry n. campanario, campanil.
behavior (behaviour, comportment) n. Belgian adj. belge.
comportamento, conducta. Belgian n. belga.
behaviour (behaviour, comportment) Belgium [Geog] n. Belgica, Belgio.
n. comportamento, conducta.
belief (credence, trust faith) n.
behead (decapitate, decollate) v.
credentia.
decapitar, decollar.
believe v. creder.
beheading (decapitation, decollation)
believe-in (people) v. creder in, haber
n. decapitation, decollation.
fide in.
behind (back, backwards) adv. detra,
believe-in (things) v. creder a.
post.
believer (follower of some religion,
behind (of place) adv. post.
trustful, credent) n. credente.
behind (of time) adv. depost, post.
Belize [Geog] npr. Belize.
behind prep. detra.
bell n. campana.
behold (- !) interj. ecce!
bell tower (campanile) n. campanil.
behold v. vider.
belletrist n. belletrista.
behold! (lo!, see!) adv. ecce.
belletristic adj. belletristic.
beige adj. beige.
bellflower (campanula) n. campanula.
being (all senses) n. esser.
bellicose adj. bellicose.
being (existence) n. esser.
bellicosity n. bellicositate.
being (for the time -) phr. pro le
momento. belligerency n. belligerentia.
being (human -) n. esser human. belligerent (waging war) adj.

belligerente.
being (person, organized entity, etc.)
belling (shivaree, charivari) n. charivari
n. esser.
¬sharivari.
being adj/pres. part. essente.
bellow (roar as the bull does) v. mugir.
being awake (waking) n. velia.
bellow n. mugimento.
being pulverulent (state of) n.
pulverulentia. bellow v. mugimento.
Belau [Geog] n. Belau. bellowmaker (maker or seller of

bellows) n. follero.
belch n. ructo.
belch v. eructar, ructar.
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bellows (as in hand bellows) n. bending (a sail) (action of) Naut] n.

suffletto. invirgatura.
bellows (blower) n. folle. bending the knee (kneeling) (down)
belly n. pancia, ventre. (act of) n. geniculation.
belong by right (be due) v. competer. beneath adv. infra, in basso, subtus.
belong v. pertiner. beneath (under, below) prep. sub, infra.
belonging to the common herd adj. benedictine (liqueur) n. benedictino.
gregari. Benedictine (monk) n. benedictino.
belonging to widowhood adj. vidual. Benedictine adj. benedictin.
belongings (possessions) n. effectos, benediction (blessing) n. benediction.
possessiones, haber(es). benefactor n. benefactor.
below (beneath, underneath) adv.
benefic (beneficial) adj. benefic.
subtus.
benefice n. beneficio.
below (under, beneath) prep. infra, sub.
beneficence (active kindness) n.
below (underneath, beneath) adv. infra,
beneficentia.
in basso.
beneficent adj. beneficente.
Belshazzar (Balthasar, Balthazar) [Bib]
n. Balthasar.
beneficial (benefic) adj. benefic,
beneficial.
belt (fasten) v. cincturar.
beneficially adv. beneficamente,
belt (fig) n. zona.
beneficialmente.
belt (for waist) n. cinctura.
beneficiary n. beneficiario.
belt (girdle) v. cincturar.
benefit (advantage, favor) n. beneficio.
belt (hit) v. colpar con un cinctura.
benefit (someone or something) v.
bench n. banco. beneficiar.
bend (a sail) [Naut] v. invirgar. benevolence (good will) n.
bend (cause to bend) v. flecter, plicar. benevolentia.
bend (curve) v. incurvar. benevolent adj. benevole, benevolente.
bend back v. recurvar. benign (1. kind, gentle; 2. [Med]) adj.
bend n. curva, curvatura. benigne.
benignity n. benignitate.
bend the knee (kneel) (down) v.
genicular. Benin [Geog] npr. Benin.
bend v. curvar, curvar se. bent (propensity, natural inclination)
n. propension, tendentia, inclination
bend v. inclinar, inclinar se.
natural.
bend v. plicar, plicar se.
bent adj. curvate, flectite, plicate.
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bent-on (- doing) adj. determinate / besides (for the rest) adv. cetero.
resolute a facer. besides (in addition) adv. de plus, ultra.
benzine n. benzina. besides (moreover) adv. preterea.
benzoate n. benzoato. besides prep. ultra.
benzoic adj. benzoic. besiege v. assediar.
benzoin (1. gum benzoin, benjamin; besieger n. assediator.
2. [Bot]) n. benzoe, benzoin.
besmear v. linir.
benzol n. benzol.
besot (stupefy) v. imbrutir.
bequeath v. legar.
besotting (stupefying) adj. imbrutiente.
bequest n. legato.
besprinkle v. asperger.
bereave v. privar.
best (at -) adv. al plus.
bereavement n. perdita.
best (very -) adv. optime.
bereavement n. perdita (de un car
best adj. le melior, le plus bon.
persona).
best adv. le melio.
beret n. beret.
bestial (beastly) adj. bestial.
berlin (four-wheeled carriage) n.
bestiality (beastliness) n. bestialitate.
berlina.
Berlin (of Berlin) adj. berlinese. best-man n. amico del sponso.
Berlin n. Berlin ¬G. bestow (impart) v. impartir.
Berliner n. berlinese. bestow v. conferer, donar.
Bermuda (Bermuda Island) [Geog] n. le best-seller n. best-seller.

Insula de Bermuda. bet (place a -) v. facer un sponsion.
Bern n. Bern ¬G. bet n. sponsion.
Bernese adj. bernese. bet v. deponer, sponder.
berry n. baca. beta (second letter of the Greek
berth (bed) n. lectiera. alphabet) n. beta.
berth (mooring) n. posto. betel [Bot] n. betel.
berth v. amarrar. betray (show) v. divulgar, revelar.
beryl n. beryllo. betray v. trair.
beryllium [Chem] n. beryllium. betray v. trair.
beseech (conjure, entreat) v. conjurar. betrayal (treason) n. traition.
beseech (implore) v. implorar. betroth (affiance) v. fidantiar.
beside (apart from) prep. extra, ultra. betrothal n. fidantiamento.
beside (next to) prep. al latere de, juxta. betrothed (fiancé) n. promisso.
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betrothed (fiancée) n. promissa. beyond (past) adv. preter.

better (all the -) adj. tanto melio. beyond adv. ultra.
better (beat) v. ultrapassar. beyond measure (immeasurable) adj.
better (get -) v. refacer se, restablir se. dismensurate, dismesurate.
better (get the - of) v. superar, vincer. beyond prep. extra, ultra.
better (improve) v. facer plus bon, bi- (two, twice) [occurring in

meliorar. compounds] adj. bi-.
better (you had - go) phr. vos facera bias (prejudice) n. preoccupation,
melio vader. prevention.
better adj. melior, plus bon. bias (prejudice) v. preoccupar.
better adv. melio. bias n. predisposition, prejudicio,
betting adj. spondente. prevention.
bias v. influentiar.
betting n. sponsion.
bias v. render partial.
betting-shop n. agentia de sponsiones.
biased adj. partial.
between prep. inter.
bib n. pannello pectoral, pannello
beverage (drink) n. biberage ¬biberaje,
pectoral (de un baby).
bibitura.
bibasic (dibasic) [Chem] adj. bibasic.
bewail (deplore) v. miserar.
Bible n. Biblia.
beware v. guardar se.
biblical adj. biblic.
beware-of-the-dog phr. attention al
can! biblically adv. biblicamente.
be-warm (of people) v. haber calor. biblio- (as in bibliography,
be-warm (of the weather) v. facer calor. bibliomancy) [occurring in
compounds] n. biblio-.
bewilder v. confunder, disconcertar,
disorientar. bibliographer n. bibliographo.
bewildered (perplexed) adj. confuse, bibliographic adj. bibliographic.
perplexe. bibliographical adj. bibliographic.
bewildering adj. disconcertante. bibliographically adv.
bewilderment (perplexity) n. confusion, bibliographicamente.
perplexitate. bibliography (1. description or history
beyond (across, over, on the farther of books; 2. bibliographical list) n.
side of) prep. trans. bibliographia.
beyond (farther, on the other side) adv. bibliolater n. bibliolatra.
ultra. bibliolatry n. bibliolatria.
beyond (go -) v. ultrapassar. bibliomancy n. bibliomantia.
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bibliomania n. bibliomania. bid (command) v. commandar, ordinar.

bibliomaniac (bibliomane) n. bidder (highest -) n. adjudicatario.
bibliomano. bidder n. offerente.
bibliomaniac (bibliomaniacal) adj. bident (two-pronged instrument) n.
bibliomane. bidente.
bibliophile adj. bibliophile. biennial (- plant) n. planta biennal.
bibliophile n. bibliophilo. biennial (1. lasting two years; 2.
Biblist (Biblicist) n. biblista. occurring every two years) adj.
bibulous (addicted to drink) adj. bibule. biennal.
bicarbide (bicarburet) n. bicarburo. biennially adv. biennalmente.
bicarbonate n. bicarbonato. bier n. feretro.
bicarburet (bicarbide) n. bicarburo. bifid adj. bifide.
bicentenary adj. bicentenari. bifocal (having two foci) adj. bifocal.
bicentenary n. bicentenario. bifurcate v. bifurcar.
bicentennial n. bicentenario. bifurcation n. bifurcation.
biceps n. bicipite. big (bulky) adj. grande, grosse,
bichromate [Chem] n. bichromato. importante.
bigamist n. bigamo.
bicipital adj. bicipite.
bigamous adj. bigame.
bicker n. altercar, querelar.
bigamy n. bigamia.
bickering n. altercation, querela.
big-boned (bony) adj. ossute.
bicolor adj. bicolor.
bigot n. bigot.
bicolored adj. bicolor.
bigoted adj. bigot.
bicorn adj. bicorne, bicornute.
bigoted n. bigot.
bicornuate adj. bicornute.
bigotry n. bigoteria.
bicuspid adj. bicuspide.
bike n. bicycletta.
bicycle n. bicycletta, bicyclo.
bike v. bicyclar.
bicycle v. bicyclar.
bikini n. bikini.
bicyclic (of bicycles) adj. bicyclic.
bilabial [Gram] adj. bilabial.
bicyclic (of two cycles, circles, or
wheels) adj. bicyclic. bilateral adj. bilateral.
bid (at auction) n. offerta. bile [Physiol] n. bile.
bid (at auction) v. offerer. biliary [Physiol] adj. biliari.
bid (attempt) n. essayo, tentativa. bilingual adj. bilingue.

bilingualism n. bilinguismo.
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bilingually adv. bilinguemente. billion (thousand millions) adj.

bilious (1. [Med]; 2. choleric, ill- milliardo.
tempered) adj. biliose. billionaire (milliardaire) n. milliardario.
biliousness n. biliositate. billionth (thousand millionth) adj.
biliverdin [Biochem] n. biliverdina. milliardesime.
billionth adj. billionesime.
bill (account) n. conto.
bilobate (two-lobed) adj. bilobate.
bill (bank draft, note) n. nota.
bimanous [Zool] adj. bimane.
bill (beak) n. rostro.
bimetallism n. bimetallismo.
bill (draft of law) n. projecto de lege.
bimetallist n. bimetallista.
bill (draft) [Fin] n. tratta.
bimonthly (occurring once in two
bill (invoice) n. factura.
months) adj. bimestral.
bill (invoice) v. facturar.
bin n. cassa, compartimento, receptaculo.
bill (pertaining to a beak) adj. rostral.
binary adj. binari.
bill (proposed law) n. bill ¬A.
binary numbers [Comp] n. numeros
bill of fare (menu) n. menu ¬F.
binari.
bill of health n. patente.
bind (1. to tie; 2. as in to bind books)
bill of lading n. cognoscimento. v. ligar.
bill (account) n. nota. bind (attach) (to) v. alligar.
bill (beak) n. becco. bind (oblige) v. obligar.
bill (beak) n. rostro. bind again v. religar.
billed (beaked) adj. rostrate. bind in boards (board) [Bookbinding]
billet n. quartiero. v. cartonar.
billet v. billetar. binding (1. act of binding; 2.

billet v. quartierar. bookbinding, binding of a book) n.
ligatura.
billfold n. cartiera.
binding (obligatory, compulsory) adj.
billful (beakful) n. beccata.
obligatori.
billiard table n. biliardo.
binding adj. obligatori.
billiards n. biliardo.
binding in paper boards boarding)
billion (a million millions) n. billion. [Bookbinding] n. cartonage
billion (a thousand millions) n. ¬cartonaje.
milliardo. binding tightly (tightening, stricture)
billion (milliard) n. milliardo. (act of) n. strictura.
bingo n. bingo, lotto, tombola.
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binoculars n. binoculo. birdcage n. cavia pro aves.

binomial [Alg] adj. binomie. birdie (give the middle finger) v. facer
binomial [Alg] n. binomio. insulto con le digito medie.
bio- (as in biology) [occurring in birdie (golf) n. balla birdie.
compounds] n. bio-. birdie n. avetto?
biochemical adj. biochimic. birdlime n. visco.
biochemist n. biochimista. bird-loving adj. ornithophile.
biochemistry n. biochimia. bireme (two-oared) adj. bireme.
biogenesis (1. genesis of organinims; birth (act of giving birth to offspring)
2. theory of biogenesis) n. n. parto.
biogenese, biogenesis. birth (act or fact of being born) n.

biogenetic adj. biogenetic. nascentia.
biographer n. biographo. birth (fig) n. origine.
biographic adj. biographic. birth (give - to) v. parturir.
biographical adj. biographic. birth (natural) n. nascentia.
biography n. biographia. birth (natural) n. nativitate.
biological adj. biologic. birth rate n. natalitate.
biologically adv. biologicamente. birth-certificate n. certificate de

nascentia.
biologist n. biologista, biologo.
birth-control n. limitation del natalitate.
biology n. biologia.
birthday n. anniversario.
bipartible adj. bipartibile.
birth-mark n. nevo.
bipartite (having two parts) adj.
birthplace n. loco natal.
bipartite.
bipartition n. bipartition. birth-rate n. natalitate.
biped adj. bipede. biscuit (1. cracker, cooky, etc.; 2.

[Pottery] bisque) n. biscuit.
biplane n. biplano.
biscuit baker n. biscuitero.
biplane with short underplane n.
sesquiplano. biscuit bakery n. biscuiteria.
bipolar adj. bipolar. biscuit n. biscuit.
birch (rod) n. virga. bisexual adj. bisexual.
birch (tree) n. betula. bishop (overseer, supervisor) n.
birch v. car le virgas a. episcopo.
bismuth [Chem] n. bismuth.
bird lover n. ornithophilo.
bird n. ave.
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bison (1. European aurochs; 2. bituminous adj. bituminose.

American buffalo) n. bison, bisonte. bivalve [Bot/Zool] adj. bivalve.
bistort (snakeweed) [Bot] n. bistorta. bivalve [Zool] n. bivalvo.
bit (a -) n. un pauco / poco. bivouac n. bivac.
bit (binary digit) n. bit, digito binari, bivouac v. bivacar.
piecetta digital. bizarre (odd, queer) adj. bizarre.
bit (for drill) n. puncta.
bizonal adj. bizonal.
bit (part of the bridle that goes in a
black (- list, boycott) v. boycottar.
horse's mouth) n. morso, freno.
black (boots) v. lustrar.
bit (piece) n. pecietta.
black (colour) n. nigre.
bit-by-bit adv. pauc a pauc, pauco a
black (person) n. negro, nigro.
pauco, poco a poco.
black lead (graphite) n. plumbagine.
bitch (female dog) n. can feminin.
blackberry n. rubo.
bitch (insult) n. puta, putana.
black-berry n. rubo.
bite (1. act of biting; 2. wound caused
by biting) n. morsura. blackbird (merl) n. merla.
bite (smart, sting) v. piccar. black-bird n. merla.
bite (with teeth) v. morder. black-board n. tabula nigre.
bite again v. remorder. black-currant n. ribes nigre.
bite-me (don't -) phr. no me morde. blacken (make black) v. nigrar.
bite-me phr. morde me. black-eye n. oculo contose.
biting (caustic, mordant, mordacious) black-guard n. scelerato, villano.

adj. mordente, mordace. black-leg n. rumpe-exoperos.
bitter (embitter, to make -) v. amarisar. black-mail n. chantage, extorsion.
bitter (emotion) adj. amar. black-mail v. extorquer per chantage.
bitter (taste) adj. acerbe, amar. black-mailer n. chantagista.
bitter n. bira clar. black-market n. mercato nigre.
bitterness (acerbity) n. acerbitate, blackness n. nigritia.
amaritude. black-out n. inconscientia.
bitumen n. bitumine. black-out v. perder conscientia.
bituminization (process of covering blacksmith (farrier) n. ferrator, ferrero.
with bitumen) n. bituminage
black-smith n. ferrator, ferrero.
¬bituminaje, bituminisation.
blacksmith's shop (smithy) n. ferrería.
bituminize (cover with bitumen) v.
bituminar, bituminisar.
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blacksmith's work (smithing) n. blasphemer n. blasphemator.

ferreria. blasphemous adj. blaspheme.
bladder (urinary) [Anat] n. vesica. blasphemy n. blasphemia.
blade (as in blade of an oar) n. pala. blast (bang) n. explosion.
blade (hefty fellow, jolly chap) n. blast (of wind) n. colpo de vento.
galliardo.
blast v. detonar.
blade (of knife, etc.) n. lamina.
blast v. facer saltar.
blade of grass n. folio de herba.
blasto-, blast- (bud, sprout)
blame (expression of disapproval) n.
[occurring in compounds] n. blasto-,
blasmo.
blast-.
blame (find fault with, find
blastoderm [Embryol] n. blastoderma.
blameworthy, censure) v. blasmar,
blatant adj. flagrante, patente.
culpar.
blaze (burn) v. flagrar.
blameless adj. innocente.
blaze (fig) n. brillantia.
blameworthiness n. accusabilitate.
blaze (flame) n. flamma.
blameworthy (liable to be accused) adj.
blasmabile, demeritori, accusabile. blaze (flame) v. flammar.
blanch (whiten) (make white) v. blaze (on horse) n. stella.
blanchir. blaze up (deflagrate) v. deflagrar.
blanch [Metal] v. blanchir. blazer n. blazer.
blanching (whitening) (act of) n. blazon (coat of arms) n. blason.
blanchimento. bleach n. agente de blanchimento.
blancmange v. blancmangiar.
bleach v. blanchir.
bland (soft, mild) adj. blande.
bleaching (act of) n. blanchimento.
blank (blank space) n. blanco.
bleak adj. deserte, desolate, salvage.
blank (form) n. formulario.
bleakness n. desolation.
blank adj. blanc.
bleat n. balamento.
blank adj. vacue.
bleat v. balar.
blank n. blanco.
bleed (lose blood) v. sanguinar.
blank-cartridge n. cartucha in blanco.
bleeder (hemophile, haemophile,
blank-check (blank- cheque) n. cheque hemophiliac, haemophiliac) n.
in blanco. hemophilo.
blanket n. copertura, copertura (de lana). bleeding n. hemorrhagia.
blare v. rugir. blemish (defect) n. defecto, menda.
blaspheme v. blasphemar.
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blemish (spot) n. macula. bloated adj. inflate.

blemish v. guastar. blob n. globulo.
blemish v. macular. bloc n. bloco.
blend (mix) v. miscer. block (obstruct) v. blocar, obstruer.
blend n. mixtura. block (of buildings) n. insula.
blender n. miscitor. block (printing) n. cliche.
bless (1. to consecrate; 2. to invoke block (solid mass of wood, stone,
blessings upon) v. benedicer. etc.) n. bloco.
blessed (1. consecrated holy; 2. blockade [Mil] n. blocada.
enjoying happiness or bliss) adj. blockade [Mil] v. blocar.
benedicte. blockhead (Philistine) n. beotio.
blessing n. benediction.
blockhouse (building designed to
blight n. peste. protect an outlying strategical
blight v. ruinar. point, bunker) n. blockhaus.
blind (1. to make blind; 2. to dazzle) blond adj. blonde.
v. cecar.
blond n. blonda.
blind (shutter) n. persiana.
blondness n. blondessa.
blind (without sight) adj. cec.
blood n. sanguine.
blind-alley n. vico cec.
blood relationship (kinship) n.
blindfold n. banda pro le oculos. cognation.
blindfold v. bandar le oculos. blood-cleanser (depurative) [Med] n.
blindness n. cecitate. depurativo.
blind-person n. ceco. bloodcurdling adj. horrende.
blink v. palpebrar. blood-donor n. donator de sanguine.
blinkers v. oculiera. blood-pressure n. pression arterial.
blinking (action of) n. palpebration. bloodstained (bloody) adj. sanguinose.
bliss n. contento, felicitate. blood-stream n. currente sanguinee.
blissful (happy) adj. beate. bloodsucker (leech) [Zool] n.
blister (vesicate) v. vesicar, vesicar se. sanguisuga.
bloodthirsty adj. sanguinari.
blister n. bulla, ampulla.
bloody (covered in blood,
blister n. vesicula.
bloodstained) adj. sanguinose.
blistery adj. bullose.
blizzard n. tempesta de nive.
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bloody (sanguinary) (1. blood-thirsty; blow (wind instrument) v. imbuccar,

2. accompanied by much sonar.
bloodshed) adj. sanguinari, blow one's nose v. sufflar se le naso.
sanguilente. blow up (fly in pieces with a loud
bloody (stain with blood) v. insanguinar. report) v. saltar.
bloom (flower) n. flor. blow upon or into (insufflate) v.
bloom (flower) v. florer, florescer, florar. insufflar.
bloom (the bloom on fruit) n. pruina. blower (bellows) n. folle.
blooming (- idiot) phr. un ver idiota. blower (one who or that which blows)
n. sufflator.
blooming (flowering) (state of) n.
florimento. blow-up (explode) vt. exploder, facer
blooming (flowering) adj. florente. exploder.
blow-up (inflate) v. inflar.
blooming (prosperous) adj. prospere.
blue (the -) n. le azur, le blau.
blossoming (flowering) (act or state
of) n. floration. blue adj. azur, blau.
blot (dry) v. siccar. blueberry (whortleberry) n. myrtillo.
blot (stain) v. macular. bluebottle (cornflower) [Bot] n. cyano.
blot n. macula. blue-green (sea-green, glaucous) adj.

glauc.
blotch n. macula.
blueprint (as in blueprint of a
blotting (- paper) n. papiro siccante.
projected building) n. cyanogramma.
blouse (1. workman's blouse; 2.
blueprint (cyanotype) n. cyanotypo.
woman's blouse) n. blusa.
blueprinting apparatus n. cyanographo.
blow (1. as in a bellows blows; 2. as in
blueprinting n. cyanographia.
to blow bubbles) v. flar.
blues n. melancholia.
blow (1. to send out a strong current
of air; 2. as in the wind blows) v. bluff (act of bluffing) n. bluff.
sufflar. bluff (act of bluffing) n. bluff ¬A.
blow (be windy) v. ventar. bluff (deceive by false appearances) v.
blow (come to -s) v. venir al manos. bluffar.
blow (hit) n. colpo. bluff adj. brusc.
blow (of air) v. sufflar. bluff v. bluffar.
blow (of fuse) v. saltar. bluffer n. bluffator.
blow (stroke) n. colpo. blunder n. error.
blow (tragedy) n. tragedia. blunder v. errar.

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blunt (dull) adj. obtuse. board (tack) (the stretch which a ship
blunt (dull, obtund) v. obtunder. makes on one tack in beating to
blunt (obtundent) adj. obtundente. windward) Naut] n. bordada.
blunt (rude) adj. brusc. board (wood) n. planca, tabula.
bluntly adv. bruscamente. board of directors (directorate) n.

directorio.
bluntness (dullness) n. manco de
board up v. intabular.
acutessa.
bluntness (rudeness) n. bruscheria. boarder (boarding student, scholar) n.
interno.
bluntness (rudeness, brusqueness,
boarder (one who boards in a
brusquerie) n. bruscheria.
boardinghouse or private home,
blur n. apparentia confuse / indistincte.
lodger) n. pensionario.
blur v. facer indistincte.
boarding (a ship) (act of) [Naut] n.
blurb n. aviso editorial.
abbordage ¬abbordaje, abbordo.
blush n. rubor. boarding (binding in paper boards)
blush v. rubescer. [Bookbinding] n. cartonage
boa (1. [Zool]; 2. scarf of fur or ¬cartonaje.
feathers) n. boa. boarding (pension) n. pension.
boar (male swine) n. verre. boarding school n. internato.
board (bind in boards) [Bookbinding] boarding student (boarder) n. interno.
v. cartonar. boardinghouse (pension) n. pension.
board (cardboard) n. carton. boarding-school n. internato.
board (come alongside in order to boast (of vaunt) v. vantar.
attack) [Navy] v. abbordar.
boast n. pretension vangloriose.
board (committee) n. consilio.
boast v. vangloriar se, vantar se.
board (for chess, checkers etc.) n.
boastful (vainglorious) adj. vangloriose.
tabuliero.
boastfulness (vainglory) n. vangloria.
board (go on board) v. imbarcar se.
boasting (vauntery) n. vanteria.
board (in an hotel) n. pension.
boast-of v. vantar.
board (of train) v. montar in.
boat (bark, small vessel) n. barca,
board (on -) adv. a bordo, a bordo de.
imbarcation.
board (plank) n. planca.
boat race (regatta) n. regata.
board (seize by boarding) v. abbordar.
boatload n. barcata.
board (side of a ship) [Naut] n. bordo.
boatman n. barchero.
board (table, slab, plate) n. tabula.
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boat-race n. regata. boil (be boiling) v. bullir.

bob (hair) vt. accurtar. boil (bubble out) v. ebullir.
bob vi. agitar se. boil (furuncle) [Pathol] n. furunculo.
bobbin (spool, reel) n. bobina. boil (peas, etc) v. cocer, cocer in aqua.
bobsled (bobsleigh) n. bobsleigh ¬A. boil (water, etc) vt. facer bullir.
bobsleigh (bobsled) n. bobsleigh ¬A. boil n. clavo.
bodice (corsage) n. corsage ¬F. boil v. ferver.
bodily (corporal) adj. corporal. boil vi. bullir.
body (as in body and soul, body of a boil water phr. bullir aqua.
garment) n. corpore. boil-down v. reducer, reducer se.
body (dead) n. cadavere. boiled-egg n. ovo bullite.
body (group, corps) n. corpore, gruppo. boiler (small kettle) n. caldieretta.
body (matter, substance) n. corpore. boiler n. caldiera.
body (of a car, etc.) n. carrosseria. boiling (ebullition) n. ebullition.
body (physique) n. corpore. boiling adj. bulliente, ebulliente.
body fat (animal fat) n. adipe. boiling-hot adj. al puncto de ebullition.
body of employees (salariat, class of boiling-point n. puncto de ebullition.
employees) n. salariato. boil-over v. superfluer, a causa de
bodyguard n. guarda personal, ebullition.
guardacorpore. boisterous adj. turbulente.
Boeotia n. Beotia. boisterousness n. turbulentia.
Boeotian (inhabitant of Boeotia) n. bold (be -) v. hardir.
beotio.
bold (daring, hardy) adj. hardite.
Boeotian adj. beotie.
boldness (daring, hardihood) n.
bog (marsh) n. marisco. harditessa.
bogus adj. false. boldness (hardihood) n. hardimento.
Bohemia n. Bohemia. Bolivia [Geog] npr. Bolivia.
Bohemian (1. native or inhabitant of Bolivian adj. bolivian.
Bohemia; 2. as in social
Bolivian n. boliviano.
Bohemian) n. bohemo.
bolshevik (bolshevist) n. bolchevico
Bohemian (1. of Bohemia or its ¬bolshevico.
inhabitants; 2. of social
bolshevik adj. bolchevista.
Bohemians) adj. bohemic.
bolshevism n. bolchevismo
Bohemian (of Bohemia) adj. boheme. ¬bolshevismo.
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bolshevist (bolshevik) n. bolchevista bomber n. bombator.

¬bolshevista. bomber-plane n. avion-bombator.
bolshevization n. bolchevisation Bombus [Zool] n. bombo.
¬bolshevisation.
Bonaire [Geog] npr. Bonaire.
bolshevize v. bolchevisar ¬bolshevisar.
bond (tie) n. ligamine, vinculo.
bolster n. cossino transverse.
bond [Fin] n. obligation.
bolster-up v. appoiar, sustener.
bond v. glutinar.
bolt (for door, etc.) n. pessulo.
bondage (serfdom, slavery) n. servage
bolt (mech) n. vite.
¬servaje.
bolt (missile) n. quadrello. bone (bone of the higher vertebrate
bolt (scamper) (away) v. escampar. animals) n. osso.
bolt (sift flour, etc. through a bolter) v. bone (remove bones from) v. disossar.
setassar. bonfire n. foco, foco (de gaudio).
bolt vt. claucer al pessulo.
bonnet (headgear) n. cappotta, cofia.
bolter (sifter for bolting flour, etc.) n.
bonnet (of car) n. copertura, copertura
setasso.
del motor.
bomb (bombard, shell) v. bombar.
bonnet [Naut] n. bonnette ¬F.
bomb (bombshell) n. bomba.
bonus n. bonus ¬NL, premio.
bomb n. bomba.
bony (big-boned) adj. ossute.
bombard (1. [Hist] type of cannon; 2.
bony (osseous) adj. ossee, ossose.
bombard vessel) n. bombarda.
boo n. crito disapprobatori, critar con
bombard (cannonade, shell, bomb) v.
disapprobation a.
bombardar, cannonar, bombar.
booby-trap n. trappa explosive.
bombarder n. bombardator.
book n. libro.
bombardier [Hist] n. bombardero.
book v. reservar.
bombardment n. bombardamento.
book-case (closed) n. bibliotheca.
bombardon (bass tuba) Mus] n.
book-case (open) n. libreria.
bombardon.
booking n. reservation.
bombardon (brass reed stop on the
organ) [Mus] n. bombarda. booking-office n. billeteria.
bombast n. emphase. bookkeeping (accountancy) n.

contabilitate.
bombastic adj. emphatic.
bookkeeping (accounting) adj.
bomber (one who or that which
contabile.
bombs) n. bombator.
booklet n. brochure.
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book-maker / bookmaker [Horse booty n. butino.

racing] n. book-maker ¬A. booze n. bibitura alcoholic.
bookmakers n. agentia de sponsiones. booze v. biber in excesso.
bookplate (ex libris) n. ex-libris. borable (punchable) (that can be
bookseller n. librero, venditor de libros. perforated) adj. perforabile.
bookshelf n. planca, planca pro libros. boracic (boric) adj. boric.
bookshop (bookstore) n. libreria. borate [Chem] n. borato.
bookstall n. kiosque de libros. borax [Chem] n. borace, borax.
bookstore (bookshop) n. libreria. border (brim, edge) n. bordo, margine.
boom (fin) n. altiamento de precios. border (brink, edge, brim, rim) n. orlo.
boom (flourish) v. florer. border (fimbriate) (finish with a) v.
boom (noise) n. strepito resonante. fimbriar.
boom (obstruction) n. barrage. border (fringe) n. fimbria, frangia
¬franja.
boom (sound) v. tonar.
border (frontier, boundary) n. frontiera.
boomerang n. boomerang ¬A.
border (provide with a border or
booming (humming buzzing) n.
edging) v. bordar.
bombo.
border (strip on the edge of anything
boost n. stimulo.
for strength or ornament, hem,
boost v. stimular.
trimming) n. bordatura.
boot (- up) v. initiar le computator.
border on v. confinar con.
boot (footwear) n. bottina.
border upon (be contiguous to) v.
boot (high boot) n. botta.
confinar.
boot (of car) n. cala de bagage. border upon (neighbor) v. avicinar,
bootblack (shoeblack) n. lustra-scarpas. vicinar.
booth n. barraca. bordered (marginate) adj. marginate.
booth n. cabina. bordering (conterminous) adj. confin,
bootjack n. discalceator. contermine.
bootlace n. cordon. bordering (fimbriation) n. fimbriation.
bootmaker (shoemaker) n. scarpero. borderline adj. marginal, linea de

demarcation.
boot-up (get ready) v. equippar,
bore (bother) n. persona o cosa enoiose.
equippar se.
boot-up v. initiar le computator. bore (drill) v. sondar, forar.
booty (spoil) n. spolia. bore (of gun) n. calibre.

bore (pierce) v. terebrar.
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bore (tire) v. enoiar. botanical adj. botanic.

bored (be -) v. enoiar se. botanist n. botanista.
bored adj. enoiate. botanize v. botanisar.
boredom (ennui) n. enoio. botany n. botanologia, botanica.
borehole (drilled hole) n. foratura. both adj. ambe.
borer (drill) n. sonda. both pron. ambes.
borer (driller) n. forator, sondator. both... and .. conj. e ... e ...
boric (boracic) adj. boric. bother n. enoio, molestia, pena.
boring (drilling) n. sondage ¬sondaje. bother vi. dar se pena.
boring adj. enoiose. bother vt. enoiar, vexar.
born (be -) v. nascer. both-of-them adj. tote le duo.
born (nee) adj. nate, nascite. Botswana [Geog] n. Botswana.
born four at one birth adj. bottle (for babies) n. biberon.
quadrigemine. bottle n. bottilia.
born three at one birth (trigeminous) bottle vt. imbottiliar.
adj. trigemine.
bottleneck (jam) n. puncto de
boron [Chem] n. boro.
strangulation.
borough (part of city) n. burgo. bottleneck (top of bottle) n. collo de
borrow v. facer se prestar. bottilia.
borrower n. beneficiario de credito / bottle-opener n. aperibottilias.
presto, prestario. bottom (base) n. base.
Borussia (Prussia) n. Borussia. bottom (of the sea, of a barrel) n.
Borussian (Prussian) (1. member of the fundo.
Old Prussian people; 2. old bottom [Anat] n. culo.
Prussian language) (Old) n. borusso. bottom n. basso.
Borussian (Prussian) (Old) adj. borusse. bottom n. fundo.
boscage (thicket) n. boscage ¬boscaje. bottomless adj. insondabile, sin fundo.
Bosnia-Herzegovina [Geog] npr. Bosnia bough (branch) n. ramo.
e Herzegovina.
boughs (branches) n. ramada, ramage,
bosom n. sino. ramaje.
Bosporus n. Bosporo. bouillon n. bouillon ¬F.
boss n. chef. boulder n. petra grosse.
boss v. dominar. boulevard n. boulevard.
bossy adj. autoritari, despotic. bounce (facer) n. saltar.
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bouncing Bet (soapwort, Fuller's herb) bow v. inclinar se.

[Bot] n. saponaria. bowel (intestine) n. intestino.
bound (destined for) adj. destinate. bowels n. intestino.
bound (it's - to happen) phr. evenira bowk (old English) n. barril.
certemente. bowker (old English) n. fabricator de
bound (jump, leap) n. salto. barriles.
bound (jump, leap) v. salir. bowl (basin) n. bassinetto, bassino.
bound (obliged) adj. obligate. bowl (sport) n. bolla.
bound (out of -s) phr. foras de limites. bowl v. bollar.
bound (tied) adj. ligate. bow-legged adj. valge.
bound v. saltar. bowls (joco de) n. bollas.
boundary (border, frontier, limit) n. bowls (play -) v. jocar al bollas.
frontiera, limite. bowman (archer) n. sagittario.
boundless adj. sin limite.
box (big -) n. cassa.
bouquet (1. nosegay; 2. perfume
box (box tree) n. buxo.
exhaled from wine) n. bouquet ¬F.
box (bushing, axle -) n. cassa de axe.
bouquet n. bouquet.
box (case) n. cassa.
bourgeois adj. burgese.
box (case) n. cassa.
bourgeois n. burgese.
box (case) v. cassar.
bourgeoisie (middle class) n. burgesia.
box (fight with the fists) v. boxar.
bourgeoisie n. burgesia.
box (loge) [Theat] n. loge ¬F.
bout (boxing) n. combatto, partita.
box (small -) n. cassa.
bout [Med] n. accesso.
box (theat) n. loge.
bovine adj. bovin.
box (tree) n. buxo.
bow (bend wire) v. curvar.
box factory n. casseria.
bow (knot) n. nodo.
box -logia [Theat] n. logia ¬loja.
bow (obeisance) n. inclination,
box maker n. cassero.
reverentia.
box vi. boxar.
bow (prow) [Naut] n. proa.
box vt. cassar.
bow (rod for playing the violin) n. arco,
archetto. boxer (pugilist) n. boxator, pugile.
bow (weapon for shooting arrows) n. boxing (act of fighting with the fists)
arco. n. boxa.
bow out v. congedar. boxing n. boxa.

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boxing-day n. festa de sancte stephano. brag (swagger) v. fanfaronar, vangloriar.

boxing-match n. match de boxa. braggart (fanfaron) n. fanfaron.
box-number (P.O. -) n. cassa postal. Brahma [Hindu Relig] n. Brahma.
box-office (ticket- window) n. Brahman (Brahmin) n. brahman.
billeteria. Brahmanic adj. brahmanic.
boxwood (wood of the box tree) n. Brahmanism n. brahmanismo.
buxo.
Brahmin (Brahman) n. brahmin.
boy (young man, youth, lad) n. garson.
braid (galloon) n. galon.
boy n. garson, puero.
braid (material) n. galon.
boy scout n. boy scout ¬A.
braid (plait) n. tressa.
boycott (boycotting) n. boycott,
braid (plait) v. tressar.
boycottage ¬boycottaje.
braid (plait) v. tressar.
boycott v. boycottar.
braid (plait, tress) n. tressa.
boyfriend (friendly) n. amico.
braid (trim with braid, with material) v.
boyfriend (lover) n. amante.
galonar.
boyhood n. pueritia.
braid or galloon maker n. galonero.
bra n. brassiere.
braider (plaiter) n. tressator.
bra n. sustenepectore.
braiding (plaiting) (act of) n. tressage
brace (couple) n. par.
¬tressaje.
brace (rope attached to yard for braille n. braille.
trimming sail) n. bracio.
brain (rack one's -s) v. rumper se le
brace (support) n. supporto. capite.
brace [Naut] v. braciar. brain n. cerebro.
brace v. fortificar, reinfortiar. brain v. facer saltar le cerebro.
bracelet n. bracialetto. brainwash v. facer le lavage del cerebro.
bracelet n. manilla. brainwashing n. lavage del cerebro.
bracers n. supportos. brainwave n. bon idea.
brachial adj. brachial. braise v. brasar.
brachiopod [Zool] adj. brachiopode. brake (put on the brakes) v. frenar.
brachiopod [Zool] n. brachiopodo. brake [Mech] n. freno.
brachycephalic [Anthropometry] adj. brake-drum n. tambur de freno.
brachycephale. bran n. furfure.
bracket (for wall) n. consola.
branch (bough) n. branca, ramo.
bracket (parenthesis) n. parenthese.
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branch (branch office) n. succursal. brassworker (brazier) n. latonero.

branched (ramose) adj. ramose. brassworks n. latoneria.
branched pattern (flower pattern) n. bravado n. bravada.
ramage ¬ramaje. brave (courageous) adj. brave,
branches (boughs) n. ramada, ramage coragiose.
¬ramaje. brave v. bravar.
branchia (gill) [Zool] n. branchia. brave v. defiar.
branchial adj. branchial. bravery (courage, valor) n. braveria,
branchiate [Zool] adj. branchiate. bravura, valentia.
branchiopod [Zool] n. branchiopodo. bravo (hired assassin) n. bravo.
branch-off v. deramar se. brawl n. rixa.
branch-off v. furcar se. brawl v. venir al manos.
branch-office n. filial, succursal. brazen (of brass) adj. de laton.
branch-out v. expander, expander se. brazen (shameless) adj. sin vergonia.
branch-out v. furcar, furcar se. brazier (brassworker) n. latonero.
brand (branding mark) n. stigma. brazier n. brasiero.
brand (make) n. marca. Brazil [Geog] npr. Brasil.
brand (torch) n. face. Brazilian adj. brasilian.
brand (torch) n. face, facula. Brazilian n. brasiliano.
brand v. stigmatisar. brazilin [Chem] n. brasilina.
brandish v. brandir. brazilwood n. brasil.
brandishing (action of) n. brandimento. breach (of contract) n. ruptura.
brandnew adj. flammante. breach [Mil] n. brecha ¬bresha.
brand-new adj. flammante. breach v. facer un brecha in.
brandy n. brandy ¬A. bread n. pan.
brasiletto [Bot] n. brasiletto. bread v. panar.
Brasilian adj. brasilian. bread-basket n. corbe de pan.
brass (alloy of copper and zinc) n. bread-knife n. cultello de pan.
laton. breadth (width) n. largor, latitude,
brass adj. de laton. largessa.
brassard (badge worn on one's arm) n. breadth (width) n. transverso.
bracial. breadwinner n. ganiator del pan,
brassière n. sustenepectore. sustentor del familia.
brass-wind instrument n. cupro.
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break (- even) v. finir sin esser le breakable adj. frangibile.

ganiator o le perdente. breakableness n. frangibilitate.
break (1. to make come apart or to breakage n. ruptura.
pieces; 2. to put an end to; 3. to
break-away v. distaccar se.
come apart or to pieces) v. rumper.
break-down (analysis) n. analyse,
break (a fall) v. moderar. analysis.
break (a record) v. batter. break-down (car) n. panna.
break (an oath) v. violar. breakdown (collapse) [Med] n. collapso.
break (cause to break) v. franger. break-down (of a plan) n. insuccesso.
break (in the wrath) n. cambiamento. break-down (of car) v. faller.
break (interval) n. pausa. break-down v. collaber.
break (of health) v. pejorar se. break-down vt. abatter.
break (of news) v. communicar, divulgar. breaker (bone -) n. fracturator.
break (of weather, voice) v. alterar se. breaker (foam-crested wave) n.
break (snap) n. ruptura. rumpente.
break (snap) vi. franger, franger se, breaker [Elect] n. interruptor.
rumper, rumper se, fracturar, fracturar breakfast (have -) v. jentar.
se.
breakfast n. jentaculo, jentar.
break (stop) n. interruption.
breakfast v. jentar.
break (stop) v. interrumper.
break-in (by force) vt. fortiar.
break (the law) v. infringer.
break-in (wear in) v. effrager.
break down (collapse) v. collaber.
break-in n. effraction.
break into (burst into, irrupt) v.
breaking (action of) n. fraction.
irrumper.
breaking (rupture) n. rumpimento,
break into parts v. fractionar.
ruptura.
break into pieces (fracture) v. dispeciar.
breaking in (housebreaking) n.
break of day (dawn) n. alba.
effraction.
break off (rend) v. abrumper. breaking into parts (action of) n.
break out (burst forth, erupt) v. fractionamento.
erumper. breaking into pieces (fracturing) (act
break out again (recrudesce) v. of) n. dispeciamento.
recrudescer. breaking wind (letting off gas) (action
break the fast (stop fasting) v. of) n. pedito.
disjejunar.
break wind (let off gas) v. peder.
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break-out (epidemic, war) n. declarar breather n. momento de reposo, pausa.

se. breathing (respiration) n. respiration.
break-out (escape) v. escappar. breathless adj. foras de halito, sin halito.
break-out n. escappa. breath-taking adj. surprendente.
break-through (breach) n. penetration. breed (hatch) n. covata.
break-through (progress) n. breed (produce offspring) v. prolificar.
avantiamento decisive.
breed (race) n. racia.
break-through v. penetrar.
breed vi. prolificar.
break-up (disperse) vi. dispersar se.
breed vt. elevar.
break-up (divorce) n. divorcio.
breed vt. propagar.
break-up (machinery) v. dismartellar.
breeding (education) n. education.
break-up (of school) v. comenciar le
breeding (prolification) n. prolification.
vacantias.
breeding (rearing) n. elevamento.
break-up n. disintegration.
breeding (rearing) n. propagation.
break-up n. dispensation.
breeding (rearing) n. reproduction.
break-up n. dissolution.
breeze (light wind) n. brisa.
break-up n. fragmentation.
breeze (waft) n. sufflo.
break-up vt. dispersar.
Breton n. britone.
break-up vt. fragmentar.
breve [Mus] n. breve.
breast (1. chest; 2. bosom) n. pectore.
breviary n. breviario.
breastbone (sternum) n. sterno.
brevity (1. shortness of time; 2.
breastplate (for horses) adj. pectoral.
conciseness, briefness) n. brevitate.
breath (breathing) n. sufflo.
brew (beer) vt. fabricar, preparar.
breath (out of -) adv. foras de halito, sin
halito. brew (tea) v. infunder.
breath (wind) n. pneuma. brew (trouble) vi. preparar se.
breath n. halito, sufflo. brew n. biberage, infusion.
breathable (respirable) adj. respirabile. brewer (beer) n. birero.
breathableness (respirability) n. brewery n. fabrica de bira.

respirabilitate. bribe n. offerta a scopo de corruption.
breathe (exhale, give off) v. respirar. bribe v. corrumper.
breathe (respire) v. respirar, spirar. bribery n. corruption.
breathe-in n. inspirar. bric-a-brac n. bric-à-brac ¬F.
breathe-out v. expirar. brick n. bricca.
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bricklayer n. murator con briccas. bright (happy) adj. allegre.

bridal adj. nuptial. bright (of colours) adj. vive.
bride n. nupta. bright (of eyes, weather) adj. clar.
bride n. sponsa. bright (resplendent) adj. splendide.
bridegroom n. marito, sponso, sposo. bright (shining, shiny) adj. lucide, nitide,
bridesmaid n. damisella de honor, lucente.
pronuba. bright red (scarlet, vermilion) adj.
bridge (1. bridge over a river, etc; 2. vermilie.
[Dent]; 3. bridge of a musical brighten (lighten) vt. facer plus brillante.
instrument) n. ponte. brighten (of person) vi. allegrar se.
bridge (build a bridge over) v. pontar. brighten (weather) v. devenir plus clar.
bridge (structure) n. ponte. brighten up (cheer up) (make gay or
bridge [Cards] n. bridge ¬A. cheerful) v. allegrar.
bridge a gap v. repler un lacuna. brightness (clarity) n. nitor.
bridgekeeper n. pontero. brightness (luminousness) n. nitiditate.
bridle (a horse, etc.) v. frenar. brightness (resplendence) (great) n.
bridle (put a bridle on) v. bridar. resplendentia.
brightness n. intensitate de illumination.
bridle n. brida.
brightness n. lustro.
bridle v. refrenar.
brightness n. splendo.
brief (short) adj. breve.
brilliance (brilliancy) (1. great
brief [Eccl] n. breve.
brightness, radiance; 2. splendor,
brief n. dossier.
magnificence) n. brillantia.
brief v. instruer.
brilliance (fulgidity, shine) n.
briefs (underwear) n. calceonettos.
fulgiditate.
brigade [Mil] n. brigada. brilliancy (brilliance) (1. great
brigadier [Mil] n. brigadero. brightness, radiance; 2. splendor,
brigand (bandit) n. brigante. magnificence) n. brillantia.
brigandage (brigandism) n. brigantage brilliant (beaming, radiant) adj.
¬brigantaje. radiante.
brigandish adj. brigantesc. brilliant adj. brillante.
bright (clever) adj. intelligente. brilliant idea n. idea brillante / luminose.
bright (dazzling) adj. brillante, luminose. brilliant n. brillante.
bright (flaming) adj. flammante. brilliantine (oily hair dressing) n.
brillantina.
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brim (rim, border, brink, edge) n. orlo. bristle (set on end) v. ericiar.
brine n. muria. bristle (short, stiff hair of hogs, etc.)
bring (fetch, lead) v. apportar, ducer. n. seta.
bring about (effect) v. effectuar. bristle-bearing (setiferous) adj. setifere.
bring forth v. producer. bristle-shaped (setiform) adj. setiforme.
bring forth young v. fetar. bristly (setaceous) adj. setacee.
bring in v. introducer. Bristol board n. bristol.
bring into being (raise up) v. suscitar. Britain (Great -) n. Grande Britannia.
bring near (approximate) v. Britain [Geog] n. Britannia.

approximar. British adj. britannic.
bring on (cause) v. causar. British or red oak [Bot] n. robore.
bring on (introduce) v. introducer. Briton n. britanno.
bring out (book) v. publicar. Briton n. britone.
bring out (come out with) v. facer Brittany n. Britannia.
sortir. brittle adj. fragile.
bring to a close (to bring to broach [Locksmithing] n. broca.
completion) v. ultimar.
broad (spacious, wide) adj. large, late.
bring together (unite) (in a coalition) v.
broad bean n. faba.
coalisar.
broadcast (radio) v. radiodiffunder.
bring up v. educar.
broadcast (spread) vt. diffunder,
bring v. apportar.
disseminar.
bring-about v. causar, provocar.
broadcast (tv) v. telediffunder.
bring-about v. effectuar.
broadcast adj. disseminate, divulgate.
bring-back v. reportar.
broadcast n. transmission.
bringer n. apportator.
broadcasting (radio) n. radiodiffusion.
bringer n. introductor.
broadcasting (tv) n. telediffusion.
bringing to a close or to completion
broaden v. allargar.
(action of) n. ultimation.
broadening (widening) n. allargamento.
brink (edge, brim, rim, border) n. orlo.
broad-minded adj. liberal, tolerante.
brio n. brio ¬I.
broadside (simultaneous discharge of
briquette (briquet) n. briquette ¬F.
a broadside) Naut] n. bordada.
brisk (alacritous, eager) adj. alacre.
brocade n. brocato.
briskness (alacrity, eagerness) n.
brocade v. brocar.
alacritate.
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brocatel n. brocatello. brood (meditate) v. meditar.

broccoli n. broccoli ¬I. brood (of birds) v. covar.
brochure (pamphlet) n. brochure ¬F. brood (of nestlings) n. nidata.
broil (grill, roast) [Cookery] v. rostir. brood (sit on) (eggs) v. covar.
broiling (grilling, roasting) [Cookery] brooder (bird that sits on eggs) n.
n. rostimento. covator.
broke (out of money, be -) adj/v. past. brooder (female bird that sits on
haber nulle moneta. eggs) n. covatrice.
broken adj. rupte. broody (of birds) n. covator.
broken English n. anglese imperfecte. broody (of people) adj. meditative.
broker n. agente, agente de cambio. brook (comport, bear, allow) v.
bromate [Chem] n. bromato. comportar.
bromic [Chem] adj. bromic. brook (small stream) n. rivo.
bromide [Chem] n. bromuro. brook v. tolerar.
bromine [Chem] n. bromo. broom (for sweeping) n. scopa.
bronchial adj. bronchial. broom [Bot] n. genista.
bronchiole [Anat] n. bronchiolo. brothel n. bordello.
bronchitis [Pathol] n. bronchitis. brothel n. lupanar.
bronchopneumonia [Pathol] n. brother n. fratre.
bronchopneumonia. brotherhood (confraternity) n.
bronchotome [Surg] n. bronchotomo. confraternitate.
bronchotomy [Surg] n. bronchotomia. brotherhood (fraternity) (state of
bronchus [Anat] n. broncho. being brothers) n. fraternitate.
bronze (give the color of bronze to) v. brother-in-law n. fratre affin.

bronzar. brotherliness n. fraternitate.
bronze adj. de bronzo. brotherly (fraternal) adj. fraternal,
bronze n. bronzo. fraterne.
bronze vt. bronzar. brotherly n. fraternal.
bronze worker n. bronzator. Brougham (carriage) n. brougham ¬A.
bronzing (act of) n. bronzage ¬bronzaje. brow (forehead) n. fronte.
brooch (clasp, buckle) n. fibula. brow (of eye) n. supercilio.
brooch n. broche ¬F. brow (of hill) n. summitate.
brood (hatch of birds) n. covata. browbeat v. intimidar.
brood (incubate) v. incubar. brown (make brown) v. imbrunir.

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brown adj. brun. brusqueness (brusquerie, bluntness)

brown coal (lignite) [Mineral] n. lignite. n. bruscheria.
brown n. brun. brusquerie (bluntness, brusqueness)

n. bruscheria.
browse (of animals) v. pasturar.
Brussels n. Brussel, Bruxelles ¬F.
browse (of people) v. leger sin methodo.
brussel-sprouts n. caule de brussel.
browser (internet) n. browser ¬A, lector
brutal adj. brutal.
del tela.
bruise (contuse) v. contunder. brutality n. brutalitate.
bruise (contusion) n. contusion. brutalize v. brutalisar.
bruise (tund, pound) v. tunder. brutally adv. brutalmente.
bruit v. ruitar. brute adj. brute.
Brumaire [Fr. Hist] n. brumario. brute n. bruto.
brumal (wintry) adj. brumal. brutishness (sottishness) n.

imbrutimento.
brume (fog, mist) n. bruma.
bryology (muscology) (science of
brumous (foggy, misty) adj. brumose.
mosses) n. muscologia.
Brunei [Geog] n. Brunei.
bubble n. bulla.
brunette adj. brunette.
bubble out (boil) v. ebullir.
brunette n. brunetta.
bubble v. ebullir.
brush (1. brushwood, thicket; 2.
bubbly adj. bullose.
implement for brushing) n. brossa.
buccal [Anat] adj. buccal.
brush (clean with a brush) v. brossar.
buck (male) n. masculo.
brush (conflict) n. confrontation.
buck (money) n. dollar.
brush (graze) (against) v. rader.
buck (stag) n. cervo.
brush (paintbrush) n. penicillo, pincel.
bucket (ashpan, ash box) (container
brush against v. racer.
for ashes) n. cineriero.
brush aside v. apartar.
bucket (pail) n. situla.
brush away v. remover, subtraher.
bucketful (pailful) n. situlata.
brush up (clean) v. brossar.
buckle (brooch, clasp) n. fibula.
brush up (refresh) v. repassar, revider.
buckle (clasp) n. fibula.
brushmaker n. brossero.
buckle (fasten) v. fixar.
brushmaking n. brosseria.
buckle (twist) n. distortion.
brusque (blunt, rude) adj. brusc.
buckle (twist) vt. distorquer.
buckle vi. distorquer se.
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buckler (shield) n. scuto. bug (listening device) n. microphono

buck-up (encourage) v. incoragiar. (celate).
buck-up (hurry) v. hastar. bug (place devices) v. installar
microphonos.
buck-up (take courage) v. reprender
bugbane [Bot] n. cimicaria.
corage.
bud (flower -) n. button del flor. bugger [Amer] n. muco nasal.
bud (gemmate) v. gemmar. bugger [Amer] v. irritar, vexar.
bud [Bot] n. button. bugger n. sodomita.
Buddha npr. Buddha. bugger vi. committer sodomia.
Buddhism n. buddhismo. buggery n. sodomia.
Buddhist n/ adj. buddhista. bugle n. trompetta militar.
Buddhistic (Buddhist) adj. buddhic. bugle v. trompettar.
budding (gemmation) n. gemmation. bugler n. trompettero (militar).
budge v. mover, mover se. build (construct) v. construer, struer.
budget (include in the budget) v. build (erect a building) v. edificar.

budgetar ¬budjetar. build (frame) n. corporatura.
budget n. budget ¬A. build a bridge over (bridge) v. pontar.
budget v. budgetar. build a nest v. nidificar.
budgetary adj. budgetari ¬budjetari. build n. corporatura.
buffalo [Amer] n. bison, bisonte. build v. construer.
buffalo n. bufalo. builder (1. one who builds; 2. one who
buffer [Comp] n. buffer. oversees building operations) n.
buffer n. tampon. edificator, interprenditor de
construction.
buffet (sideboard) n. buffet ¬F.
building (edifice) n. edificio.
buffet v. batter.
building (erection) (action of
buffet-car n. wagon buffet, wagon
building) n. edification.
cafeteria.
building-contractor n. interprenditor de
buffoon n. buffon.
construction.
buffoonery (pantaloonery) n.
building-site n. cantier de construction.
pantalonada.
building-site n. terreno a construer,
buffoonery n. buffoneria.
terreno de construction.
bug (annoy) v. irritar, vexar.
building-society n. societate
bug (in bed) n. cimice. immobiliari.
build-up (build) v. contruer.
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build-up (increase) vt. amassar. bulldog n. bull- dog.

build-up n. accrescimento. bull-dog n. bull-dog ¬A.
build-up n. amassamento. bull-dozer n. bulldozer.
build-up vi. accrescer. bullet n. bolletta.
bulb (1. [Bot]; 2. [Anat] a rounded bulletin n. bulletin.
enlargement at one end of a hair, bullet-proof n. a prova de bolletta.
tooth, etc.) n. bulbo. bull-fight n. cursa de tauros.
bulb (lamp, light -) n. ampulla. bullfighting (tauromachy) n.
bulbar adj. bulbar. tauromachia.
bulbgrower n. bulbicultor. bull's (taurine, bull) adj. taurin.
bulbgrowing n. bulbicultura. bull-shaped (tauriform) adj. tauriforme.
bulbiform (bulb- shaped) adj. bully n. bruto, tyranno.
bulbiforme. bully v. intimidar, tormentar.
bulbil (bulblet) [Bot] n. bulbillo. bum (buttocks) n. culetto, culo.
bulblet (bulbil) [Bot] n. bulbillo. bum (loiterer) n. vagabundo.
bulbous adj. bulbose. bump (blow) n. colpo.
bulb-shaped (bulbiform) adj. bump (lump) n. tubere.
bulbiforme.
bump into v. impinger contra.
Bulgaria [Geog] npr. Bulgaria.
bump vi. collider.
Bulgarian adj. bulgare.
bumper (glass) n. vitro plen.
Bulgarian n. bulgaro.
bumper (of a motor vehicle, etc.) n.
bulge n. protuberantia. paracolpos.
bulge v. protuberar. bumper [Rr] n. tampon.
bulk (cargo) n. cargo. bumper adj. magnific, magnificente.
bulk (in -) phr. in grosso. bumptious (arrogant) adj. arrogante.
bulk (main mass, main part) n. grosso. bumpy (of journey) adj. pauco
bulk (mass) n. massa. confortabile.
bulk v. parer. bumpy (of road) adj. pauco plan.
bulky (big) adj. grosse. bun (bread) n. panetto dulce.
bull (bull's, taurine) adj. taurin. bun (hairstyle) n. capillos inrolate in -.
bull (male bovine animal) n. tauro. bun (hairstyle) n. nodo.
bull (male) n. masculo. bunch (of flowers) n. bouquet.
bull (papal -) n. bulla. bunch (of grapes) n. raceme.
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bunch (of keys) n. fasce. burdock n. bardana.

bunch vi. serra. bureau (commissioner's position,
bunch vt. gruppar. commissary's position, tenure) n.
bundle (bale) n. fardo. commissariato.
bureau (desk writing table) n. bureau
bundle (fagot) n. fascina.
¬F.
bundle (of rods, sticks) n. fasce.
bureau (office) n. cancelleria.
bundle (packet, pack) n. pacchetto,
bureau n. bureau.
pacco.
bureaucracy (undue influence of
bundle (shove) v. pulsar sin ceremonia.
administrative bureaus) n.
bundle (tie in a bundle) v. impacchettar,
bureaucratia ¬burocratìa.
ligar.
bureaucrat n. bureaucrate
bungalow n. bungalow, casa de un etage.
¬buròcrate.
bungle v. facer inhabilmente.
bureaucratic adj. bureaucratic.
bunion n. callositate.
burglar (housebreaker) n. effractor.
bunk n. couchette.
burglar-alarm n. campana antifurto.
bunker (for coal) n. deposito de carbon.
burglary n. effraction.
bunker [Mil] n. refugio subterranee.
burgle v. robar (per medio de effraction).
buns (cheeks of buttocks) n. culettas.
burgomaster n. burgomaestro.
buoy (floating object moored to the
Burgundian adj. burgundie.
bottom) [Naut] n. boia.
Burgundian n. burgundio, burgundion.
buoy (keep afloat) v. boiar.
Burgundy n. Burgundia.
buoyage (act of providing with
burial (- site) n. sepulcro, sepultura.
buoys) n. boiage ¬boiaje.
burial (interment, inhumation) n.
buoyage (system of buoys) n. boiada.
interramento, inhumation.
buoyant (floating) adj. boiante.
Burkina Faso [Geog] npr. Burkina Faso.
burden (encumber) v. gravar.
Burma [Geog] n. Burma, Myanmar.
burden (entrust, charge) v. incargar.
burn (1. to be on fire; 2. to cause to
burden (freight) (of or pertaining to be consumed by fire) v. arder.
burden, freight, etc.) adj. onerari.
burn (blaze) v. flagrar.
burden (load) n. fardello.
burn (burn up) v. urer.
burden (load) n. onere.
burn (cause to -) v. conflagrar.
burden n. onere.
burn (consume) v. consumer.
burden v. onerar.
burdensome (onerous) adj. onerose.
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burn (hurt, injury, or effect caused by burrow (dig) v. foder.

burning) n. arditura. burrow n. coniliera.
burn (ignite) v. ignir. burse (scholarship) n. bursa.
burn (incinerate) v. incinerar. burst (facer) v. exploder.
burn (scorch) v. adurer. burst (facer) v. rumper.
burn coal v. comburer carbon. burst (sunder) v. erumper.
burn incense before or to [Eccl] v. burst forth (erupt, break out) v.
incensar. erumper.
burn incense v. comburer incenso. burst into (irrupt, break into) v.
burn up (burn) v. urer. irrumper.
burn up (consume) v. comburer. burst n. explosion.
burner (gas -) n. becco de gas. burst n. ruptura.
burner n. becco. burst of laughter n. risada.
burning (being on fire) n. ardimento. burst out laughing v. erumper in risos.
burning (causing to be consumed by burst-forth v. erumper.
fire) n. ardimento. burst-into v. erumper.
burning (destroying by fire) (act of) n. burst-into-a-room v. irrumper in un
ustion. camera.
burning (scorching) (act of) n. adustion. burst-into-tears v. erumper in lacrimas.
burning adj. ardente. Burundi [Geog] n. Burundi.
burning n. combustion. bury (inter, inhume) v. interrar, sepelir,
burnish n. brunitura. inhumar.
burnish v. brunir. bus (omnibus) n. omnibus.
burnisher (tool used in burnishing) n. bus n. autobus, bus.

brunitorio. bush (shrub) n. arbusto.
burnisher n. brunitor. bush [Mech] n. anello.
burnishing (burnishment) n. bush [Mech] n. cossinetto.
brunimento. bushel [Bib] n. modio.
burnishment (burnishing) n. bushing [Mech] n. cassa de axe.
brunimento.
bushing [Mech] n. cassinetto.
burnoose n. burnus ¬Ar.
bushy adj. scisse.
burnt (scorched, adust) adj. aduste.
busily adv. occupatemente.
burnt adj. ardite, comburite.
business (do - with) v. commerciar con.
burn-up v. comburer.
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business (firm) n. casa de commercio, butchershop n. macelleria.

firma. butcher's-shop n. macelleria.
business (fuss) n. strepito. butchery n. macellamento.
business (it's none of your -) phr. il non butchery n. massacro.
vos importa.
but-for conj. salvo, sin.
business (job) n. occupation.
butler (steward) n. dispensero.
business (matter) n. cosa, pragma.
butler n. majordomo.
business (trade) n. affaires, negotios.
butt (barrel, cask) n. botte.
business hours n. horas de commercio.
butt (buttocks) n. culo.
business-card n. carta de introduction.
butt (of rifle) n. calce.
business-like adj. methodic, practic.
butt in v. interrumper.
businessman n. homine de affaires,
butt out v. cessar de interrumper.
homine de negotios.
butt v. dar un colpo de corno a.
bus-route n. linea de autobus.
butter adj. butyrari.
bus-stop n. halto de autobus.
butter dairy n. butyreria.
bust (1. upper front part of the body;
2. [Art]) n. busto. butter industry n. butyreria.
bustle n. activitate. butter n. butyro.
bustle v. agitar se. butter v. butyrar.
busy (engaged in work) adj. occupate. buttercup n. button de auro.
busy (of people) adj. occupate. butterfly n. papilion.
busy (of street) adj. frequentate, butterman n. butyrero.

populate. buttery (with butter) adj. butyrari.
busy oneself with v. occupar se de. buttery adj. butyrose.
busy v. occupar. buttock (posterior) n. culo.
busybody [Fem] n. officiosa. buttock (posterior) n. posterior.
busybody [Masc] n. officioso. buttocks (podex) n. podice.
but (save) prep. salvo. buttocks n. culo.
but conj. ma, mais, sed. button (fasten with a button or
butcher (slaughter) v. macellar. buttons) v. buttonar.
butcher n. macellero. button factory n. buttoneria.
butcher n. macello. button manufacture or trade n.
butcher's block (chopping board) n. buttoneria.
hachatoria ¬hashatoria.
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button manufacturer or dealer n. by (little - little) prep. pauc a pauc.

buttonero. by (made - hand) prep. facite a mano.
button n. button. by (near) prep. juxta.
button up v. buttonar. by (near, with, at) prep. apud.
button v. buttonar. by all means prep. certo.
buttonhole n. buttoniera. by and by prep. plus tarde.
button-hole n. buttoniera. by and large prep. in grande parte.
button-hole v. retener, retener (al by bus adv. per / in bus.
passage).
by car adv. per / in auto.
butt-out v. cessar de interrumper.
by chance adv. per aventura.
buttress [Arch] n. contraforte.
by degrees (little by little, a little at a
buttress v. reinfortiar.
time, gradually) adv. paulatim.
buttress v. sustener.
by election adv. per election.
butt-up (abut) v. junger.
by eleven o'clock adv. ante dece-un
butyrate [Chem] n. butyrato. horas.
butyric [Chem] adj. butyric. by heart adv. de memoria.
butyrine [Chem] n. butyrina. by land adv. per terra.
butyrous adj. butyrose. by land and sea adv. per terra e per mar.
buy (purchase) v. comprar, emer. by means of prep. per medio de.
buy n. compra, emption. by night adv. de nocte.
buy out (indemnify) v. disinteressar. by no means (not in the least, no!) adv.
buy-back v. redimer. minime.
buyer (purchaser) n. comprator, emptor. by no means prep. non del toto.
buy-out v. disinteressar. by oneself prep. sol, per uno sol.
buy-up (corner the market) v. by reason of (because of, on account
accaparar. of) prep. propter.
buzz (hum, rustle, murmur) n. susurro. by saturday adv. ante sabbato.
buzz vi. susurrar. by sight adv. de vista.
buzzard (Buteo buteo) n. busardo. by the way (BTW) prep/conj. a proposito.
by (- means of, through, along) by way of (via) prep. via.
prep/adv. per. bye (good -) adv. adeo.
by (according to) prep. secundo. bye (see ya) adv. a revider.
by (along) prep. secundo, secun. bylaw (ordinance, regulation) n.
by (by the agency of) prep. per. statuto.
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bylaw n. statuto local. bystander n. circumstante.

bypass n. derivation. byword (proverb) n. proverbio.
bypass n. strata de deviation. Byzantin adj. byzantin.
bypass v. derivar. Byzantine n. byzantino.
byproduct = by-product n. Byzantium n. Byzantio.
subproducto.
C - c
C, c (letter -) n. littera c (ce). cabinet-maker n. ebenista.

C (the note) [Mus] n. do, ut. cabinetmaking n. ebenisteria.
cab (cabin) n. cabina. cable n. cablo.
cab (horsedrawn) n. fiacre. cable (transmit messages by cable) v.
cab (taxi) n. taxi. cablar.
cabal n. cabala. cable-car (rr) n. funicular.
cabalist n. cabalista. cable-car (suspended) n. telephero.
cabalistic adj. cabalistic. cablegram n. cablogramma.
cabalize (practice cabal) v. cabalar. cabriolet (1. cab.; 2. [Motoring]

(convertible coupé or roadster) n.
cabaret (1. cabaret shop) n. cabaret ¬F.
cabriolet ¬F.
cabaret n. cabaret.
cacao (1. cacao tree; 2. cacao bean) n.
cabaret owner, cabaretier n. cabaretero.
cacao.
cabaretier, cabaret owner n. cabaretero. cackle (of birds) v. critar.
cabbage n. caule. cackle (of people) v. rider.
cabby (taxi driver) n. taxista. caco (bad, evil) [occurring in
cabin (hut) n. cabana. compounds] adj. cac-.
cabin (of ship or vehicle) n. cabina. cacoethes (1. bad habit; 2. [Med]) n.
cabin, stateroom [Naut] n. cabina. cacoëthe.
cabinet (1. small room) n. cabinetto. cacographer (poor speller) n.
cabinet (cupboard) n. cabinetto. cacographo.
cacography (bad spelling) n.
cabinet (pol) n. consilio de ministros.
cacographia.
cabinet, showcase n. vitrina.
cacophonous (cacophonic) adj.
cabinet (showcase) n. vitrina. cacophonic.
cabinetmaker, ebonist n. ebenista.
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cacophonous (cacophonic) adj. caisson (1. [Mil]; 2. [Engin]; 3. [Arch])

cacophone. n. caisson
¬F.
cacophony n. cacophonia, voce cake n. torta.
dissonante. cake (small -) n. pastisseria.
Cactaceae [Bot] n. cactaceas. calamitous adj. calamitose.
cactaceous [Bot] adj. cactacee. calamity (1. great public misfortune;
cactus n. cacto. 2. serious trouble, distress) n.
cadaver (corpse) n. cadavere. calamitate.
cadaver n. cadaver. calcareous adj. calcari.
cadaverous (corpse- like) adj. calceiform [Bot] adj. calceiforme.
cadaverose. calceolaria [Bot] n. calceolaria.
caddie [Golfing] n. caddie ¬A. calceolate [Bot] adj. calceolate.
cadence (1. rhythmical flow or calcic [Chem] adj. calcic.
movement; 2. [Mus] (concluding calciferous adj. calcifere.
strain) n. cadentia.
calcification n. calcification.
cadet (1. younger son or brother; 2.
calcify v. calcificar.
student at a military school) n.
calcination n. calcination.
cadetto.
calcinatory adj. calcinatori.
cadet (midshipman) [Mil/Nav] n.
aspirante. calcine v. calcinar.
cadet n. discipulo militari. calcite n. calcite.
cadmium n. cadmium. calcium [Chem] n. calcium.
Caesar [Rom. Hist] n. Cesare. calcium fluoride [Mineral] n. fluorina.
Caesarean (Caesarian) adj. cesaree. calculable adj. calculabile.
Caesarism n. cesarismo. calculate v. calcular.
caesura [Pros] n. cesura. calculation n. calculation.
café (coffeehouse) n. café ¬F. calculation n. calculo.
café n. caffe, cafe. calculator n. calculator.
cafeteria n. caf(f)eteria. calculator (one who calculates) n.
caffeine n. caffeina. calculator.
calculous [Med] adj. calculose.
caftan n. caftan.
calculus [Math / Med] n. calculo.
cage (enclosure used for confining
animals) n. cavia. calefacient (calefactive) [Med] adj.
calefaciente.
cage v. incaviar.
calefaction (heating) n. calefaction.
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calefactive (calefacient) [Med] adj. call (summon) v. advocar.

calefaciente. call (visit) n. visita.
calefactor (heater) n. calefactor. call (vocation) n. vocation.
calendar (almanac) n. ephemeride. call attention to (point out) v. relevar.
calendar n. calendario. call back (bid come back) v. revocar.
calendar maker n. calendarista. call forth (evoke) v. evocar.
calendula [Bot] n. calendula. call in(to) question (question) v.
calf adj. vitellin. questionar.
calf [Anat] (of the leg) n. sura. call it quits v. determinar lo finite.
calf (animal, young of the cow) n. call it quits v. determinar lo quite.
vitello. call together (convoke) v. convocar.
calf (calf's) adj. vitellin. call-back n. revisita.
caliber n. calibre. call-back v. revocar.
caliber rule n. calibre. call-back v. revisitar.
calibrate v. calibrar. call-box n. cabina telephonic.
calibrater n. calibrator. caller (visitor) n. visitator.
calibre n. calibre. calli- (beauty) [occurring in
caliciform (cup- shaped) adj. compounds] n. calli-.
caliciforme. calligraph (write calligraphically) v.
calico n. calico. calligraphiar.
caliph n. califa. calligrapher n. calligrapho.
caliphate n. califato. calligraphic adj. calligraphic.
calk (caulk) (ships) v. calfatar. calligraphy n. calligraphia.
calker (caulker) (one who calks ships) call-in (call in sick to work) v. in-clamar
n. calfatator. se malade al travalio.
calking (caulking) (act of) n. calfatage (- call-in v. in- clamar.
aje). calling n. vocation.
call (be -ed) v. esser appellate.
calling card (business card) n. carta de
call (call out) vi. appellar. introduction.
call (command, ask, etc. to come) v. calling card (phone) n. carta de
vocar. telephonar.
call (name) v. nominar. call-on-someone v. facer un visita a un
call (name) vt. appellar. persona.
call (shout) n. appello. callosity (callousness) n. callositate.
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callous adj. callose. cam n. cama.

callousness (callosity) n. callositate. cambist (exchange expert) n. cambista.
call-together v. convocar. Cambodia [Geog] n. Kampuchea.
call-up v. telephonar. Cambodia [Geog] n. Cambodia.
callus (hard, thickened place on the camcorder (tv/techn) n. camcordatora.
skin) n. callo. camel n. camelo.
callus n. callositate. camel driver n. camelero.
calm adj. calme. camellia n. camellia.
calm n. calma. cameo n. cameo.
calm (tranquil) adj. tranquille. camera (cine/tv) n. camera.
calm v. calmar. camera (still) n. apparato photographic.
calmative n. calmante. camera film (film) n. pellicula.
calm-down v. tranquillisar se. cameraman (tv/techn) n. operator (de
calming adj. calmante (ppr of calmar). camera).
calomel n. calomel. Cameroon [Geog] n. Cameron.
calorie n. caloria. camomile n. camomilla.
calorific adj. calorific. camouflage n. camouflage ¬F.
calorification n. calorification. camouflage v. camouflagiar.
calorify [Phys] v. calorificar. camp (break -) v. discampar.
calumniate (slander) v. calumniar. camp (encampment) n. campamento.
calumniation n. calumniation. camp (live in a camp) v. campar.
calumniator n. calumniator. camp [Mil] n. campo.
calumniatory adj. calumniatori. camp out v. campar.
calumnious adj. calumniose. campaign n. campania.
calumny (slander) n. calumnia. campanile (belltower) n. campanil.
Calvary n. calvario. campanula (bellflower) n. campanula.
calve (calf birth) v. parer. campanulaceous adj. campanulacee.
calve (ice mass) v. disprehender (se). campanulate [Bot] adj. campanulate.
Calvinism n. calvinismo. camp-bed n. lecto de campo.
Calvinist n. calvinista. camphor (camphoric) adj. camphoric.
Calvinistic adj. calvinistic. camphor n. camphora.
calyx (cup) [Bot] n. calice. camphor tree [Bot] n. camphoriero.
cam n. eccentrico. camphorate (camphor) v. camphorar.
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camphorate (salt of camphoric acid) cancel (annul by crossing out) v.

[Chem] n. camphorato. cancellar.
camphorated (camphor) adj. cancel (make void, annul) v. annullar.
camphorate (pp of camphorar). cancel (revoke) v. revocar.
camping (- site) n. terreno de camping. canceler n. cancellator.
camping n. camping. cancellation (act of annulling by
campus n. campo. crossing out) n. cancellation.
can (am, are, is able) vi. pote. cancellation (annulment) n. annullation.
can n. cassa de latta. cancer (astron) n. cancere.
can vt. conservar. cancer (illness) n. cancere.
Canaan [Bib] n. Canaan. cancerous adj. cancerose.
Canaanite [Bib] n. canaanita. candelabra (candelabrum) n.
Canada [Geog] n. Canada. candelabro.
Canada porcupine [Zool] n. urson. candid (straightforward) adj. candide.
Canadian adj. canadian. candidate n. candidato.
Canadian n. canadiano. candidate for the doctor's degree n.

doctorando.
canaille (rabble, mob) n. canalia.
candidature (candidacy) n. candidatura.
canal (1. artificial watercourse; 2.
candle (in church) n. cereo.
[Anat]) n. canal.
candle (ordinary) n. candela.
canalicular adj. canalicular.
candlelight n. lumine de candela.
canaliculus n. canaliculo.
candlestick n. candeliero.
canalization (1. construction of canals;
2. system of canals or conduits) n. candor (candour) n. candor.
canalisation. candor (straightforwardness) n. candor.
canalize v. canalisar. candy (crystallized sugar) n. sucro
canary adj. canari. candite.
canary (canary bird) n. canario. candy n. confecto.
Canary (Island) n. Canaria. candy (sweet) n. bonbon.
Canary (of the Canary Islands) adj. candy box n. bonboniera.

canari. cane (1. [Bot] (reed; 2. walking stick)
Canary Islands [Geog] n. le Insulas n. canna.
Canari. cane (as in to weave into a cane

cancan n. cancan ¬F. chair) v. cannar.
cane (of child) v. bastonar.
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cane (stick) n. baston. canon (1. law of a church; 2. standard;

cane (walking stick) n. baston. 3. part of the Mass; 4. list of saints;
canicula (Dog Star) [Astron] n. canicula. 5. canonical books of the Bible; 6.
[Mus]; 7. [Print]) n. canone.
canicular (1. [Astron]; 2. as in
canicular days) adj. canicular. cañon (canyon) n. cañon
¬H.
canine adj. canin.
canon (member of a Cathedral
caning (chairs) (act of) n. cannage (-aje).
Chapter) n. canonico.
cannabis n. cannabe.
canon (mus/bib) n. canone.
cannibal (anthropophagous, man-
canonical adj. canonic.
eating) adj. anthropophage.
canonicate n. canonicato.
cannibal (cannibalistic) adj. cannibal.
canonicity n. canonicitate.
cannibal (man-eater) n. anthropophago.
canonist n. canonista.
cannibal n. cannibal.
canonization n. canonisation.
cannibalism (anthropophagy) n.
canonize v. canonisar.
anthropophagia.
cannibalism n. cannibalismo. can-opener n. aperilattas.
cannibalistic adj. cannibal. canopy (over altar, throne) n.

baldacchino.
cannibalize v. cannibalisar.
canopy (over bed) n. celo (de lecto).
cannon (carom) [Billiards] n. carambola.
canorous (ringing, melodious) adj.
cannon (carom) [Billiards] v.
canor.
carambolar.
canorousness n. canoritate.
cannon (gun) n. cannon, cannones.
can't (cannot) v. non pote.
cannonade (bombard) v. cannonar.
cantabile [Mus] n. cantabile.
cannonade n. cannonada.
cantata [Mus] n. cantata.
cannoneer n. cannonero.
canteen [Mil] n. cantina.
cannons collectively n. cannoneria.
canteen (place for meals) n.
cannot v. non pote.
restaurante.
cannula [Surg] n. cannula.
canteen (Post Exchange) [Mil] n.
canoe n. canoa. cantina.
canoe v. canoar. canteen manager (female sutler) n.
canoeing n. canoage ¬canoaje. vivandera.
canoeist n. canoero. canteen manager (male sutler) n.
vivandero.
canteenkeeper (sutler) n. cantinero.
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canter n. parve galopo. capacity (1. receiving power; 2.

canter v. ir a parve galopo. capability) n. capacitate.
canticle (hymn) n. cantico. capacity (in the - of) n. in qualitate de.
cantilena [Mus] n. cantilena. cape (clothing) n. cappa.
canto n. canto. cape (headland) [Geog] n. capo.
canton [Admin] n. canton. Cape-Cod [Geog] n. Cape Cod, Capo
cantonal adj. cantonal. Cod.
capelet [Veter. Surg] n. cappelletto.
canvas (1. heavy closely woven cloth
of hemp or flax; 2. Cross-stitch capeline [Med] n. cappellina.
canvas) n. canevas. Capernaite (1. native or inhabitant of
canvas (oil painting) n. tela. Capernaum; 2. [Eccl/Hist]) n.
capernaita.
canvass v. ambir.
Capernaum n. Capharnaum, Capernaum.
canyon (cañon) n. cañon
Capetian adj. capetian.
¬H.
canyon n. canon. Capetian n. capetiano.
caoutchouc (crude rubber) n. cauchu. Cape-Town [Geog] n. Citate del Capo,

Cape Town.
cap (1. metal cover that seals a bottle;
Cape-Verde [Geog] n. Capo Verde.
2. percussion cap) n. capsula.
capillaceous adj. capillacee.
cap (headgear, man’s cap) n. bonetto.
capillarity n. capillaritate.
cap n. tocca.
capillary adj. capillar.
cap (of radiator, tank) n. tappo.
capital (1. capital city of a state or
cap v. capsular.
country; 2. [Fortif]; 3. [Econ]) n.
cap seller (capmaker) n. bonettero.
capital.
cap seller's (store) n. bonetteria.
capital (1. pertaining to the head; 2.
capability n. capabilitate, capacitate. standing at the head; 3. of primary
capable adj. capabile, capace. importance) adj. capital.
capable of being cut (divisible) adj. capital [Arch] n. capitello.
secabile. capital (as in capital letter) adj.
capable of being dissipated majuscule.
(dissipable) adj. dissipabile. capital (capital letter) n. majuscula.
capable of being simplified adj. capital-expenditure n.
simplificabile. immobilisationes.
capable of living (viable) adj. viabile. capitalism n. capitalismo.
capacious adj. capace.
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capitalist (owner of capital) n. capsular adj. capsular.

capitalista. capsule (1. [Anat/Zool]; 2. [Bot]; 3.
capitalization (action of capitalizing) [Pharm]; 4 . [Chem] (shallow dish
n. capitalisation. for evaporating, etc.) n. capsula.
capitalize (turn into capital) v. captain [Army, Navy, Sport] n. capitano.
capitalisar.
captain (of coasting vessel, ship) n.
capital-letter n. littera majuscule.
patrono.
capital-sentence n. sententia de morte. captain v. capitanar.
capitate [Bot] adj. capitate. caption n. legenda.
capitation n. capitation. captious (as in captions questions) adj.
Capitol n. Capitolio. captiose.
capitular (pertaining to a ecclesiastical captivate v. captivar.
chapter) adj. capitular. captive (1. held as a prisoner; 2.
capitulation n. capitulation. captivated) adj. captive.
capmaker (cap seller) n. bonettero. captive n. captivo.
capon n. capon. captivity n. captivitate.
caponcote n. caponiera. capture (act or fact of capturing) n.
caponier [Fortif] n. caponiera. captura.
capote (bonnet with strings for capture v. capturar.
women) n. cappotta. capture v. captivar.
capote (long cloak or overcoat) n. Capuchin [Eccl] n. cappucino.
cappotto. car (auto, motorcar) n. auto,
capping (of a bottle) n. capsulage automobile.
¬capsulaje. car (carriage, coach) n. cochi ¬coshi,
caprice (1. sudden change of mind; 2. carro.
[Mus/Art] (capriccio) n. capricio. car (dining -) n. wagon restaurante.
caprice (whim) n. luna. car (of a lift/ elevator) n. cabina.
capricious adj. capriciose. car (railroad) n. wagon.
capricious (whimsical) adj. lunatic. car (sleeping -) n. wagon lectos.
capriciousness n. capriciositate. car (wagon, carriage) n. carro.
Capricorn [Astron] n. Capricorno. carabineer n. carabinero.
caprine (goat-like) adj. caprin. carafe n. carrafa.
capsize v. inverter (se). caramel (1. burnt sugar; 2. caramel
capstan n. cabestan. candy) n. caramello.
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caravella n. caravel. carburetant n. carburante.

carat (1. one 24th part; 2. [Weight]) n. carburetion [Chem] n. carburation.
carat. carburetor (carburettor) n. carburator.
caravan n. caravana. carcass n. cadavere.
caravansary (caravanserai) n. carcass n. carcassa.
caravanseralio.
carcinoma [Pathol] n. carcinoma.
caravanserai (caravansary) n.
card (1. to provide with cards; 2. to
caravanseralio.
enter upon a card) v. cartar.
caraway n. carvi.
card (business -) n. carta de
caraway n. cumino.
introduction.
carbide (carburet) [Chem] n. carburo.
card (credit -) n. carta de credito.
carbine n. carabina.
card n. carta.
carbolic adj. phenic.
card (phone -) n. carta de telephonar.
carbon [Chem] n. carbon.
card v. cardar.
carbonate [Chem] n. carbonato.
card (wire brush for combing out
carbonate [Chem] v. carbonatar. wool, etc.) n. pectine.
carbon-copy (copia al papiro) n. card catalogue (card index) n.
carbon. cartotheca.
carbon-dioxide n. anhydrido carbonic. card index (card catalogue) n.
carbonic adj. carbonic. cartotheca.
carboniferous (containing carbon or card of the suit of clubs (club)
coal) adj. carbonifere. [Cards] n. trifolio.
carbonization (act of converting into a card of the suit of diamonds
residue of carbon) n. carbonisation. (diamond) [Cards] n. quadro.
carbonize (convert into a residue of cardboard (pasteboard) n. carton.
carbon) v. carbonisar. cardboard factory n. cartoneria.
carbonous [Chem] adj. carbonose. cardboard maker n. cartonero.
carbon-paper n. papiro carbon. cardboard making n. cartoneria.
carbuncle (1. smooth, round garnet or carder n. cardator.
other deep-red jewel; 2. [Med]) n. carder n. pectinator.
carbunculo.
cardful (of wool) n. cardata.
carbuncular [Med] adj. carbunculose.
cardia (cardiac orifice of the stomach)
carburet (carbide) [Chem] n. carburo.
[Anat] n. cardia.
carburet [Chem] v. carburar.
cardiac adj. cardiac.
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cardialgia (heartburn) [Pathol] n. careen (cause to heel over) [Naut] v.

cardialgia. carinar.
cardigan n. tricot. careening (act of) n. carinage ¬carinaje.
cardinal (1. [Eccl]; 2. cardinal bird) n. career (course of continued progress
cardinal. in the life of a person, nation,
cardinal adj. cardinal. etc.) n. carriera.
cardinal (of first importance) adj. care-for (fond of) v. tener a.
cardinal. care-for (fond of) v. amar.
cardinalate n. cardinalato. care-free (cheerful) adj. allegre.
carding (1. action of carding; 2. roll of care-free (free from worry) adj. libere
wool or cotton from carding de inquietude.
machine) n. cardatura. care-free (heedless) adj. nonchalant.
carding mill n. carderia. careful adj. attente, attentive.
cardiograph n. cardiographo. careful examination (close scrutiny) n.
cardiography n. cardiographia. perscrutation.
cardiology n. cardiologia. carefulness (caution) n. attention.
cardiopathy n. cardiopathia. carefulness (discretion) n. prudentia.
cardiosclerosis [Pathol] n. careless adj. inattente, negligente.
cardiosclerosis. carelessness (lack of care) n. incuria.
cardmaker n. cartero. carelessness n. inattention, negligentia.
cardoon [Bot] n. cardo. care-of (send a letter) v. a presso de.
card-punch [Comp] n. perforator de caress n. caressa.
cartas.
caress v. caressar.
card-reader [Comp] n. lector de cartas.
care-taker n. portero, custode.
care (attention) n. sollicitude, attention.
cargo n. cargo.
care (charge) n. responsabilitate, carga.
Carib adj. caribe.
care (take - of) v. custodiar.
Carib n. caribe.
care (take - of) v. respicer.
Caribbean adj. caribe.
care (take -) v. attention!, cura te!
Caribbean Sea n. mar Caribe.
care v. inquietar se.
caricature n. caricatura.
care (worry) n. inquietude.
caricature v. caricaturar.
care for (keep in one's custody,
caricaturish adj. caricatural.
safeguard) v. custodiar.
caricaturist n. caricaturista.
care for v. coler.
caries n. carie.
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carillon (chimes) n. carillon ¬F. carp [Ichthyol] n. carpa.

carillon player (chimes player) n. carpal [Anat] adj. carpal.
carillonator. car park n. parco de automobiles.
Carinthia n. Carinthia. carpenter n. carpentero.
carious (affected with caries) adj. carpentry n. carpenteria.
cariate, cariose.
carpet (tapestry, rug) n. tapis ¬F, tapete.
Carlovingian (Carolingian) adj.
carpo-, carp- (fruit) [occurring in
carolinge.
compounds] n. carpo-, carp-.
Carlovingian (Carolingian) n. carolingo.
carpus (wrist) [Anat] n. carpo.
carmine n. carmino.
carriage (car, wagon) n. carro.
carnage n. carnage ¬carminaje.
carriage (charge, deportment) n. porto.
carnal adj. carnal.
carriage (coach, car) n. cochi ¬coshi.
carnality n. carnalitate.
carriage (equipage) (with or without
carnally adv. carnalmente.
horses) n. equipage ¬equipaje.
carnation [Art] n. carnation.
carriage (railway) n. carro.
carnation n. diantho.
carriage (typewriter) n. carro.
carnival adj. carnevalesc.
carriage house n. remissa.
carnival n. carneval.
carriageway n. parte vehicular (del
carnival (Shrovetide) n. carneval.
strata).
carnivore (meat eater, creophagist) n. carrier (aircraft -) n. portaaviones.
carnivoro, creophago.
carrier (aircraft) n. portaaeroplanos.
carnivorous (meat- eating,
carrier (bearer) n. portator.
creophagous) adj. carnivore,
creophage. carrier-bag n. tasca.
carol n. canto de natal. carrion n. caronia.
Carolina n. Carolina. carrion (putrid) adj. caroniose.
Carolingian (Carlovingian) adj. carrot n. carota.

carolinge. carrousel (1. [Man]; 2. merry-go-
Carolingian (Carlovingian) n. carolingo. round) n. carosello.
carom (cannon) [Billiards] n. carambola. carry (bear) v. portar.
carom (cannon) [Billiards] v. carry back v. reportar.
carambolar. carry on (practice) v. exercer.
carom ball [Billiards] n. carambola. carry or take away (remove) v. levar.
carotene (carotin) [Chem] n. carotina. carry out, execute v. exequer.
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carry to excess or to extremes v. Carthusian (Carthusian monk) n.

ultrar. cartusiano.
carry-back v. reportar. Carthusian (of Chartreuse or
carry-cot v. cuna portabile. Carthusians) adj. cartusian.
carry-forward v. transportar. cartilage n. chondro.
carrying back (action of) n. cartilage n. cartilagine.
reportamento. cartilaginous adj. cartilaginose.
carrying or taking away (removing) cart-load n. carrettata.
(act of) n. levamento. cartographer n. cartographo.
carry-off (by force) v. raper. cartographic adj. cartographic.
carry-off (remove) v. levar. cartography n. cartographia.
carry-on (continue) v. continuar. carton (cardboard box) n. carton.
carry-on (practise) v. exercer. cartoon (design for painting, tapestry,
cart (four wheels) n. carro. etc.) n. carton.
cart (transport in a cart) n. carrear. cartoon n. caricatura.
cart (two wheels, two- wheeled cartoon n. carton.
vehicle) n. carretta. cartoonist n. designator (satiric),
cart vt. carrear. caricaturista.
cart driver (carter) n. carrettero. cartridge [Mil] n. cartucha ¬cartusha.
carte [Fencing] n. quarta. cartridge box (cartridge case) n.
cartel (1. written challenge; 2. written cartuchiera ¬cartushiera.
agreement as to the exchange or cartridge factory n. cartucheria
ransom of prisoners; 3. ¬cartusheria.
[Commer]) n. cartel. carve (of meat) v. trenchar.
cartel (trust) n. trust ¬A. carve (of statues) v. sculper.
cartelist n. cartelista. carved (sculptured, graven) adj. sculpte,
cartelization n. cartelisation. sculpite.
carving n. sculptura.
cartelize v. cartelisar.
carving n. gravure.
carter (cart driver) n. carrettero.
carving-knife n. cultello de trenchar.
Cartesian devil [Phys] n. ludion.
cary-, caryo- n. cary-, caryo-.
Carthage n. Carthagine, Carthago.
Caryae [Anc. Geog] n. Caryas.
Carthaginian n. puno.
caryatid [Arch] n. caryatide.
cart-horse n. cavallo de tracto.
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caryo-, cary- (nut) [Biol] [occurring in cashmere adj. cachmir.

compounds] n. caryo-, cary-. casino (building used for social
caryopsis [Bot] n. caryopse. meetings, gambling, etc.) n.
cascade v. cascadar. reducto.
cascade (waterfall) n. cascada. casino (public place of amusement) n.
casino.
case (box) v. cassar.
cas-iron adj. ferro fundite.
case (box) n. cassa.
cask (butt, barrel) n. botte.
case (chest) n. coffro.
cask n. barril.
case (event) n. caso.
cask (tun) n. tonna.
case ¬F (for eyeglasses, cigars, etc.) n.
cask (tun) n. tonnello.
etui ¬F.
case [Gram] n. caso. casket (chest, coffer) n. coffro.
case (in any -) n. in omne caso. casket (chest) n. cassa.
case (kit) n. necessaire ¬F. casket (coffin) n. sarcophago.
case (lawsuit) n. causa (legal). casket (coffin) n. cassa.
case [Med] n. caso. casket (small box) n. cassetta.
case (special condition) n. caso. Caspian adj. caspie.
case (suit-) n. valise. Caspian n. Caspio.
casein n. caseina. cassation (quashing) n. cassation.
cash (- in) v. cassar. casserole n. marmita.
cash n. moneta contante. cassette n. cassetta.
cash-book n. libro de cassa. cassock n. sottana.
cashbox (till) (also: place, office, cast (a statue, etc.) v. modular.

establishment, etc. where money is cast (found) [Metal] v. funder.
kept, received or paid, as cashier's cast (hurl, throw) v. jacular.
desk, savings bank, sickfund, etc.) cast (mould) n. forma.
n. cassa. cast (of metal) v. funder.
cash-desk n. cassa.
cast (theat) n. truppa.
cashew n. acaju.
cast (throw) n. projection.
cashier n. cassero.
cast (throw) v. projectar.
cashier (quash, annul) v. cassar.
cast skin (slough) (of a serpent etc.) n.
cashier v. dimitter. spolia.
cashier v. cassar. castanet n. castanietta.
cashiering (cashierment) n. cassation. cast-down v. abatter.
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caste n. casta. cat (rain -s and dogs) n. pluver in

castellan n. castellano. torrentes.
Castile n. Castilia. cataclysm n. cataclysmo.
Castilian (1. inhahitant of Castile; 2. cataclysmal (cataclysmic) adj.

Castilian language, Spanish) n. cataclysmic.
castiliano. cataclysmic (cataclysmal) adj.
Castilian adj. castilian. cataclysmic.
catacomb n. catacomba.
casting (of metal) n. pecia fundite.
catafalque n. catafalco.
casting (of the skin of a serpent, etc.)
n. spoliamento. Catalan (1. inhabitant of Catalonia; 2.
casting (theat) n. distribution (de rolos). Catalan language) n. catalano.
casting (throwing) n. projection. Catalan adj. catalan.
castle (1. fortified seigniorial mansion; catalepsy (1. [Med]; 2. [Philos]) n.

2. [Naut]) n. castello. catalepsia.
cataleptic adj. cataleptic.
castle (rook) [Chess] n. roc, turre.
cataleptic n. cataleptico.
Castor (1. [Gr. Mythol]; 2. [Astron]) n.
Castor. catalog (catalogue) n. catalogo.
castor (castoreum) n. castoreo. catalog (catalogue) v. catalogar.
castrate (geld, emasculate) v. castrar, catalogue n. catalogo.
emascular. catalogue v. catalogar.
castrate n. castrato. cataloguer n. catalogator.
castration (gelding) n. castration. Catalonia n. Catalonia.
castrator (gelder) n. castrator. catalysis [Physical Chem] n. catalyse.
casual (as in casual profit) adj. casual. catalyst n. catalysator.
casually adv. casualmente. catalytic adj. catalytic.
casualty (loss) n. perdita. catalyze v. catalysar.
casualty (victim) n. victima. catamaran n. catamaran.
casualty (victim) n. sinistrato. cataplasm (poultice) [Med] n.
casuist n. casuista. cataplasma.
casuistry n. casuistica. catapult (1. s[Gr. and Rom. Antiq]; 2.
cat (domestic cat) n. catto. [Aeronaut]) n. catapulta.
cat n. catta. catapult v. catapultar.
cat ( m. ) (tom -) n catto. cataract (1. waterfall; 2. [Med]) n.

cataracta.
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catarrh (cold, rheum) n. rheuma. catechist n. catecheta, catechista.

catarrh (flu, cold) n. catarrho. catechistic adj. catechistic.
catarrhal adj. catarrhal. catechize [Eccl] n. catechisar.
catarrhal (rheumy) adj. rheumatic. catechumen [Eccl] n. catechumeno.
catarrhine [Zool] adj. catarrhin. catechumenate n. catechumenato.
catarrhine [Zool] n. catarrhino. categorical (categoric) (1. [Philos]
catarrhous adj. catarrhose. (pertaining to a logical category; 2.
catastrophe (1. sudden disaster; 2. asserting absolutely) adj. categoric.
[Drama]) n. catastrophe. categorize v. categorisar, classificar.
catastrophic adj. catastrophic. category (1. [Philos]; 2. group or
catch (an illness, train) v. prender. division in a system of
classification) n. categoria.
catch (grasp) n. prisa.
category (predicament) [Philos] n.
catch (haul) (of fishes) n. pisca.
predicamento.
catch (on door) n. pessulo.
catenary adj. catenari.
catch (seize, take, take hold of) v.
cater (supply, furnish) v. approvisionar.
prender.
caterer n. approvisionator.
catch (seize) v. attrappar.
cater-for v. provider a.
catch (trap) n. trappa.
catering n. approvisionamento.
catch a glimpse of (catch sight of) v.
intervider. caterpillar [Entom] n. eruca.
catch in a trap (trap) v. trappar. cathedral adj. cathedral.
catch sight of (catch a glimpse of) v. cathedral n. cathedral.
intervider. cathode [Elec] n. cathodo.
catching adj. contagiose. cathodic adj. cathodic.
catching (seizure) n. captura, caption. catholic adj. catholic.
catch-up v. reattrappar. Catholic [Eccl] adj. catholic.
catchword [Print] n. reclamo. catholic (roman -) adj. catholico roman.
catchy adj. facile a retener. Catholicism [Eccl] n. catholicismo.
catchy adj. insidiose. catholicize v. catholicisar.
catechesis n. catechese. cation [Phys] n. cation.
catechetic (catechetical) adj. catechetic. catoptric (pertaining to a mirror or to
catechetical (catechetic) adj. catechetic. reflected light) [Phys] adj. catoptric.
catechetics n. catechetica. catoptrics (the science of reflected
catechism n. catechismo. light) n. catoptrica.
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catoptro-, catoptr- (mirror) [occurring cause v. effectuar.

in derivatives and compounds] n. cause v. causar.
catoptro-, catoptr-. cause disassimilation [Physiol] v.
catoptromancy (divination by means disassimilar.
of mirrors) n. catoptromantia. cause repugnance v. repugnar.
cattle (livestock) n. bestial. cause to be brilliant (give brilliance
cattle barn (sty, stable) n. stabulo. to) v. brillantar.
cattle bell n. sonalia. cause to branch out (ramify) v.
cattleman n. bovero. ramificar.
Caucasia n. Caucasia. cause to break (break) v. franger.
Caucasian (1. native of the Caucasus; cause to decay (rot) v. corrumper.
2. white person) n. caucasiano. cause to deviate (turn aside) v. disviar.
Caucasian (1. pertaining to the cause to mortify [Pathol] v. mortificar.
Caucasus; 2. [Anthropol] (white) cause to mutiny v. motinar.
adj. caucasian. causer n. causator.
Caucasus n. Caucaso.
cause-way n. dica.
caudal adj. caudal.
causing flatulence (flatulent) n.
caudate (caudated) adj. caudate. flatuose.
caudated (caudate) adj. caudate. causing to devolve or transfer by
cauldron (large kettle) n. caldieron. devolution adj. devolutive.
cauliflower n. caule flor. caustic (1. corrotive; 2. sarcastic; 3.
caulk (calk) (ships) v. calfatar. [Math]) adj. caustic.
caulker (calker) (one who calks ships) caustic [Math] n. caustica.
n. calfatator. caustic [Med] adj. urente (ppr of urer).
caulker n. stoppator. caustic (mordant, biting) adj. mordente
caulking (calking) (act of) n. calfatage (ppr of morder).
¬calfataje. causticity n. causticitate.
causal adj. causal. cauterization [Med] n. cauterisation,
causality (relation of cause and adustion, ustion.
effect) n. causalitate. cauterize [Med] v. cauterisar, urer,
causation n. causation. adurer.
causative (pertaining to causation) adj. cautery (agent used in cauterizing) n.
causative. cauterio.
cause n. causa. caution (care) n. prudentia.
caution (forewarn, warn) v. prevenir.
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caution (warning) n. reprimenda. ceiling (limit) n. limite.

cautious adj. caute. ceiling (of room) n. tecto.
cavalcade n. cavalcada. celebacy n. celibato.
cavalier (1. gallant; 2. [Hist]; 3. celebrant (priest officiating at the
[Fortif]) n. cavallero. mass) n. celebrante.
cavalry n. cavalleria. celebrate (1. to perform the ceremony
cave (cavern) n. cava. of; 2. to observe, honor by public
cave (hollow out) v. cavar. ceremonies, festivities etc.; 3. to
praise highly) v. celebrar.
cave-in n. collaber.
celebrate (give renown to) v.
cavern (cave) n. caverna.
renominar.
cavernous (1. abounding in caverns; 2.
celebrate (keep) (a festival or feast
like a cavern) adj. cavernose.
day) v. festar.
caviar n. caviar.
celebrate the Bacchanalia v. bacchar.
cavil (quibble) n. argutia.
celebrated (famous) adj. celebre.
cavil (quibble) v. argutiar.
celebration n. celebration.
caviling (quibbling) adj. argutiose.
celebrator n. celebrator.
cavity (grave, pit) n. fossa.
celebrity (1. fame; 2. celebrated
cavity (hole, hollow) n. cavo.
person) n. celebritate.
cavity n. cavitate.
celery n. seleri.
caw (croak) v. coaxar.
celesta [Mus] n. celesta.
caw n. coax.
celestial (heavenly) adj. celestial, celeste.
cawing (croaking) (act of) n.
celestine (celestite) n. celestina.
coaxamento.
celestine (celestite) n. celestite.
Cayman Islands [Geog] n. le Insulas
Cayman. celestite (celestine) n. celestina.
cease (stop) (1. to come to an end; 2. celestite (celestine) n. celestite.

to bring to an end) v. cessar. celibacy n. celibato.
cease-fire n. cessa-le-foco. celibate adj. celibe.
ceaseless (incessant) adj. incessante. celibate n. celibatario.
ceasing adj. cessante (ppr of cessar). cell [Biol] n. cellula.
cedar n. cedro. cell [Elect] n. pila.
cede (yield) v. ceder. cell (of a honeycomb) n. alveolo.
cedilla n. cedilla ¬H. cell (small room or compartment) n.
ceditious adj. seditiose. cella.
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cell division (karyokinesis) [Biol] n. censer n. incensario, incensorio.

caryocinese. censor (1. [Rom. Antiq]; 2. official in
cellar n. cellario. charge of censorship) n. censor.
cellar (salt -) n. saliera. censor (proctor, monitor) [School] n.
cellarer n. cellariero. censor.
cell-like adj. alveolari. censor v. censer, submitter al censura.
cello [Mus] n. violoncello. censorial adj. censorial.
cellophane n. cellophan. censorship (1. act of censoring; 2.
cellular adj. cellular. office of a censor) n. censura.
celluloid n. celluloide. censurable adj. censurabile.
cellulose n. cellulosa. censure (blame) v. culpar.
cellulous adj. cellulose. censure n. censura.
Celt n. celta. censure n. reproche.
Celtiberian [Anc. Hist] n. celtibero. censure v. reprochar.
Celtic adj. celtic. censure v. censurar.
cement (1. [Constr]; 2. [Anat] census n. censo.

cementum; 3. [Metal] powder used census (return count) n. censimento.
in cementation) n. cemento. census (take a -) v. censer.
cement (1. to unite by means of a census taker n. censor.
cement; 2. [Metal] subject to cent [Monet] n. cent (pl cents) ¬A.
cementation) v. cementar. cent (per -) n. per cento.
cement (putty) v. masticar. centaur [Mythol] n. centauro.
cementation (1. [Constr]; 2. [Metal]) n. Centaurea [Bot] n. centaurea.
cementation.
centaury [Bot] n. centaurea.
cemetery (graveyard) n. cemeterio.
centavo [Monet] n. centavo ¬H ¬P.
cemetery (necropolis) n. necropole.
centenarian adj. centenari.
ceno-, cen- (coeno-, coen-)
centenarian n. centenario.
(common) [occurring in
centenary (centennial) adj. centenari.
compounds] adj. ceno-, cen-.
centenary (centennial) n. centenario.
cenobite n. cenobita.
centennial adj. centenial.
cenoby n. cenobio.
centennial (centenary) adj. centenari.
cenotaph n. cenotaphio.
centennial (centenary) n. centenario.
Cenozoic [Geol] adj. cenozoic.
center (centre) n. centro.
Cenozoic [Geol] n. cenozoico.
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center (central office, central plant) n. centrifugal adj. centrifugal, centrifuge.

central. centrifugation n. centrifugation.
center (middle point) n. centro. centrifuge v. centrifugar.
center (place or collect at the center) centripetal adj. centripete.
v. centrar.
centumvir [Rom. Antiq] n. centumviro.
centesimal adj. centesimal.
centumviral adj. centumviral.
centesimo [Monet] n. centesimo (pl
centumvirate n. centumvirato.
centesimi) ¬I.
centuple adj. centuple.
centiare (one hundredth part of an
are) n. centiar. centuple v. centuplar.
centigrade (having, pertaining to a centuplicate (hundredfold) adj.

system of, one hundred degrees) centuplicate (pp of centuplicar).
adj. centigrade. centuplicate v. centuplicar.
centigram n. centigramma. century (period of 100 years) n. seculo.
centiliter (centilitre) n. centilitro. cephalalgia [Pathol] n. cephalalgia.
centilitre (centiliter) n. centilitro. cephalic n. cephalic.
centime [Monet] n. centime ¬F. cephal-, cephalo- (head) [occurring in
centimeter (centimetre) n. centimetro. derivatives and compounds] n.
cephal-, cephalo-.
centimetre (centimeter) n. centimetro.
cephalopod [Zool] n. cephalopodo.
centimo [Monet] n. centimo ¬H.
cer-, cerat-, cerato-, cerot- (horn)
centipede (millepede) n. mille-pedes,
[occurring in derivatives and
millepedes.
compounds] n. cer-, cerat-, cerato-,
centistere [Metric System] n.
cerot-.
centistereo.
ceramic adj. ceramic.
central (centric) adj. central, centric.
ceramics (1. art of making pottery,
central office (central plant, center) n.
earthenware, etc.; 2. pottery ware)
central.
n. ceramica.
Central-African-Republic [Geog] n.
ceramist n. ceramista.
Republica Centro-African.
ceramography (study and description
central-heating n. calefaction central.
of pottery) n. ceramographia.
centralization n. centralisation.
cerate [Pharm] n. cerato.
centralize v. centralisar.
Cerberus [Mythol] n. Cerbero.
centralizer n. centralisator.
cereal adj. cereal.
centrally adv. centralmente.
cereal n. cereal.
centre (center) n. centro.
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cerebellar adj. cerebellose. certification (act of certifying) n.

cerebellar adj. cerebellar. certification.
cerebellum n. cerebello. certified (having been granted a
diploma, license, etc.) adj.
cerebral adj. cerebral.
diplomate.
cerebrate v. cerebrar.
certifier n. certificator.
cerebration n. cerebration.
certify (guarantee as true or correct) v.
cerebritis (encephalitis) n. cerebritis.
certificar, attestar.
cerebro-cardiac adj. cerebro- cardiac. cerumen (earwax) n. cerumine.
cerebro-spinal adj. cerebro-spinal. ceruminous (waxy) adj. ceruminose.
ceremonial n. ceremonial. ceruse (white lead) n. cerussa.
ceremonially adv. ceremonialmente. cerussite [Mineral] n. cerussite.
ceremonious (devoted to forms and cervelat (saveloy) (sausage) n.
ceremonies) adj. ceremoniose. cervelata.
ceremonious (reverential) (over) adj. cessation n. cessation.
reverentiose. cession (assignment) [Law] n. cession.
ceremony n. ceremonia.
Ceylon [Geog] n. Ceylon, Sri Lanka.
cereus [Bot] n. cereo.
ceylonese adj. cingalese.
ceromancy n. ceromantia.
ceylonite (pleonaste) [Mineral] n.
certain (1. objectively certain; 2. pleonasto.
convinced; 3. as in a certain ...) adj. Chad [Geog] n. Chad.
certe.
chaeta (spine, bristle) [Zool] n. cheta.
certain (sure) (1. not doubting; 2. not
chaetopod (chaetopodous) [Zool] adj.
doubtful) adj. secur.
chetopode.
certainly adv. certo, certemente, claro.
chafe v. irritar.
certainly! interj. certo!, certemente!,
chafe v. frictionar.
claro!
chaff (husks separated from the grain
certainly (truly) adv. quidem.
hy winnowing) n. vannatura.
certainty (1. objective certainty; 2.
chain (measure with a surveyor's
certitude) n. certitude.
chain) v. catenar.
certainty (sureness) n. securitate.
chain n. catena.
certificate (certification) n. attestation.
chain v. incatenar.
certificate n. certificato.
chain reaction n. reaction in catena.
certificate (representing money
chain up (enchain) v. incatenar.
value) n. bono.
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chair (in a university) n. cathedra. chamber (1. room, bedroom; 2. hall

chair n. sede. used by deliberative or judicial
chair (professorate) n. professorato. body; 3. group of lawmakers; 4.
the chamber of a gun) n. camera.
chair (seat for one person) n. chaise ¬F.
chamberlain n. camerero.
chair v. presider.
chambermaid n. camerera.
chairman (president, presiding judge)
(one who presides) n. presidente. chamber-music n. musica de camera.
chairman's (presidential) adj. chamber-pot n. urinal.

presidential. chame- (chamae-) (on the ground)
chairperson n. presidente. [occurring in compounds] adv.
chairwoman n. presidente (femina). chame-.
chameleon n. chameleonte.
Chaldea [Geog] n. Chaldea.
chamois n. camoce.
Chaldean adj. chaldee, chaldeic.
chamois v. camociar.
Chaldean (language) n. chaldeo.
Champagne n. Champagne ¬F.
Chaldean n. chaldeo.
champagne n. champagne.
chalet n. chalet ¬F.
champignon n. champignon ¬F.
chalice (cup, goblet) n. calice.
champion (1. defender, supporter; 2.
chalk (1. soft limestone; 2. piece of
[Sports]) n. campion.
chalk or chalklike material for
writing or drawing) n. creta. champion (defender) n. propugnator.
chalky (of chalk) adj. cretose. champion n. advocato.
challenge n. defia. champion [Sports] n. campion,

champion ¬A.
challenge v. defiar.
championship [Sports, Games, etc] n.
challenge to answer (someone) v.
campionato.
interpellar.
chance (by -) n. per sorte, per hasardo,
challengeable (exceptionable) [Law]
per fortuna.
adj. recusabile.
chance (luck) n. sorte, hasardo, fortuna.
challenging adj. stimulante.
chance (opportunity) n. occasion.
chamae- (chame-) (on the ground)
chance v. hasardar.
[occurring in compounds] adv.
chame-. chancellery (office of a chancellor) n.
cancelleria.
chancellor [title of various officials of
locally or nationally varying
functions] n. cancellero.
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chancy adj. hasardate. change-one's-mind v. cambiar de

chandelier n. lustro. opinion.
change (1. act of making different; 2. change-over switch (commutator)
changed condition) n. cambiamento. [Elec] n. commutator.
change (1. substitution of one thing changer (one who or that which
for another; 2. money returned as changes) n. cambiator.
balance of that tendered for an change-trains v. cambiar de traino.
article) n. cambio. channel (1. [Geog]; 2. deeper part of a
change (1. to make or become waterway; 3 . tube or tubular
different; 2. to replace by another; passage; 4. means, medium) n.
3. as in to change a dollar) v. canal.
cambiar. channel (flute, groove) v. cannellar.
change (alter) vt. alterar. channel (groove) n. cannellatura.
change (alteration) n. alteration. channel (strait, handcuff, gas-
change (changed condition) n. mantle) n. manica.
cambiamento. channel (the English -) n. le Manica, le
change (make or become different) v. Canal.
mutar. Channel Islands n. Insulas
change (money) n. parve moneta, Anglonormanne.
cambio. channelled (channel- like, channel-
change (replace) v. cambiar. shaped) adj. canaliforme.
change (small-) n. parve moneta, chant n. canto.
cambio. chant v. cantar.
change (substitution) n. cambio. chaos n. chaos.
change vi. cambiar. chaotic adj. chaotic.
change vi. alterar se. chap (individual, fellow) n. subjecto.
change money v. cambiar moneta. chap (man) n. typo.
changeable adj. cambiabile. chap (of skin) n. fissura.
changeable (as in changeable silk) adj. chap v. finder se.
cambiante (ppr of cambiar).
chapel [Arch] n. cappella.
changeable (mutable) adj. mutabile.
chapel choir of singers n. cappella.
change-clothes v. cambiar de
chaperon n. chaperon ¬F (sh-).
vestimentos.
chaperon v. chaperonar (sh-).
changeless adj. immutabile.
chaperoning (chaperonage) n.
chaperonage ¬shaperonaje.
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chaplain n. cappellano. charade (word) n. charade ¬F ¬sharade.

chaplaincy n. cappellania. charcoal n. carbon de ligno.
chapter (1. chapter of a books; 2. charcoalburner n. carbonero.
ecclesiastical chapter) n. capitulo. charcoaldealer (coaldealer) n.
char n. nettatrice domestic. carbonero.
char vi. travaliar como nettatrice charge (1. load; 2. task, duty) n. carga.
domestic. charge (1. to charge with electricity
char vt. carbonisar. etc.; 2. to attack impetuously) v.
char-à-banc n. char à cargar.
bancs ¬F. charge (accusation) n. accusation.
character (graphic symbol, distinctive charge (accuse) v. accusar.
mark) n. character. charge (ask, - money) v. demandar.
character n. typo, persona. charge (attack, load) n. carga.
character (moral constitution) n. charge (attack, load) v. cargar.
character. charge (be in - of) v. esser incargate de,
character (of what is current or esser le chef de.
present, thing or event that is charge (burden, entrust) v. incargar.
current or present) n. actualitate.
charge (cost) n. costo.
characteristic (1. characteristic trait; 2.
charge or commission given to a
[Math]) n. characteristica.
delegate n. delegation.
characteristic adj. characteristic.
charier (more careful) adj. plus caute.
characteristic (distinguishing mark) n.
chariot n. carro.
character.
charisma n. charisma.
characteristic (ridiculous thing) n.
charismatic adj. charismatic.
ridiculo.
characterization (1. portrayal in charitable adj. caritabile.
words; 2. act of characterizing or charitable (eleemosynary) adj.
qualifying) n. characterisation. eleemosynari.
characterization (act of characterizing charity (as in charity is a Christian
or terming) n. qualification. virtue) n. caritate.
characterize (1. to describe the charivari (belling, shivaree) n. charivari

character of; 2. to qualify) v. ¬sharivari.
characterisar. charlatan n. charlatan ¬F ¬sharlatan.
characterize as (term) v. qualificar. charlatanic adj. charlatanesc
characterizer n. qualificator. ¬sharlatanic.
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charlatanism (charlatanry) n. chase (pursue) v. persequer.

charlatanismo ¬sharlatanismo. chase (pursuit) n. persecution.
charlatanry (charlatanism) n. chase-away v. chassar.
charlataneria ¬sharlataneria.
chaser (1. [Navy]; 2. [Naut] chase-
charm (amulet) n. amuleto.
gun) n. chassator ¬shassator.
charm (attractiveness) n. charme ¬F.
chasseur [Mil] n. chassator ¬shassator.
charm (spell) n. sortilegio.
chassis (body-frame of an
charm v. incantar. automobile) n. chassis ¬F ¬shassis.
charming adj. incantator. chaste adj. caste.
chart (graph) n. graphico. chaste n. caste.
chart (sea -) n. carta. chastise v. castigar.
chart v. cartar. chastisement n. castigamento,
charter (grant a charter to) v. chartar. castigation.
charter (hire a -) n. affretamento. chastiser n. castigator.
charter (hire) v. locar. chastity (sexual or moral purity) n.
charter (hire) v. affretar. castitate.
charter (paper) n. charta. chat (confabulate) v. confabular.
Chartism n. chartismo. chat (confabulation) n. confabulation.
Chartist n. chartista. chatter (babble, prattle) v. garrular.
Chartreuse (French monastery chatter (of teeth) n. fremer.

founded by St. Bruno) n. Cartusia. chatter (talk) n. garrular.
chartreuse (liqueur made by chatter-box n. confabulator.
Carthusian monks) n. chartreuse ¬F. chatterer (confabulator) n.
chartulary (collection of title deeds, confabulator.
etc.) n. cartulario. chatty adj. loquace.
chartulary (keeper of archives) n. chauffeur n. chauffeur ¬F ¬sho-.
cartulero. chauvinism n. chauvinismo ¬sho-.
chary adj. circumspecte, caute. chauvinist n. chauvinista ¬sho-.
Charybdis n. Charybdis ¬caribdis. chauvinistic adj. chauvinistic ¬sho-.
chase [Artil] n. volata. cheap adj. incostose, vil, a bon mercato.
chase (engrave) v. cisellar. cheapen v. diminuer de valor.
chase (hunt) v. chassar ¬shassar, venar. cheapness n. vilitate.
chase (hunt, hunting) n. chassa ¬shassa, cheat (defraud) v. fraudar.
veneria. cheat (defrauder) n. fraudator.
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cheat (impostor, swindler) n. impostor. cheeky adj. impudente.

check (cheque) [Bank] n. cheque ¬A. cheep (chirp, peep) v. pipar.
check [Chess] n. chaco ¬shaco. cheeper (peeper) n. pipator.
check (chess) v. mitter le rege in chaco. cheer (applause) n. acclamation.
check (control) n. controlo. cheer (cheerfulness, hilarity) (good) n.
check (control) v. controlar. hilaritate.
check (cross) v. indicar per un cruce. cheer v. acclamar.
check (examine carefully, verify) v. cheer up (brighten up) (make gay or

respicer. cheerful) v. allegrar.
check (go through, examine) cheerful adj. allegre, gai.
(documents, books) v. compulsar. cheerful (of good cheer) adj. hilare.
check (repress, restrain) v. comprimer. cheerfulness (hilarity, cheer) (good) n.
check (restraint) n. freno. hilaritate.
check (verify, control, have under cheerfulness n. gaitate, allegressa.
control, keep under control) v. cheerio interj. a revider.
controlar, verificar. cheerless adj. triste.
checkable (stoppable, curbable) adj. cheers (cheers!) interj. a vostre sanitate!
frenabile. cheer-up interj. corage!
checkbook n. libro de cheques.
cheer-up v. allegrar (se).
check card n. carta de cheques.
cheese n. caseo.
checkers n. damas.
chef n. chef (de cocina).
checking (verifying) (act of) n. controlo.
Cheka n. Cheka ¬R.
checkmate (mate) v. matar.
chemical adj. chimic.
checkmate n. chaco mat.
chemical n. substantia chimic.
checkmated adj. mat.
chemically adv. chimicamente.
check-out (leave) v. quitar.
chemise n. camisa.
checkroom (cloakroom) n. vestiario.
chemisette n. camisetta.
check-up (ascertain, test) v. verificar,
chemist (expert in chemistry) n.
examinar.
chimista, chimico.
cheek [Anat] n. gena.
chemist (pharmacist) n. pharmacista.
cheek (effrontery) n. impudentia.
chemistry n. chimia.
check inspection [Admin/Mil] n.
chemist's-shop n. pharmacia.
contravisita.
chemotherapy n. chimotherapia.
cheek-bone n. zygoma.
chenille n. chenille ¬F.
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cheque (check) [Bank] n. cheque ¬A. chic (stylish) adj. chic ¬F.
cherish v. tener car a. chick n. pullo, galletto.
cherish v. mantener. chick [Slang] n. chicca.
cherry n. ceresia. chick (chicken) n. gallinetta.
cherry orchard n. ceresieto. chicken breeding n. gallinicultura.
cherry tree n. ceresiero. chicken (chick) n. gallinetta.
cherub n. cherubin, cherub. chicken (cockerel) n. galletto.
cherubic adj. cherubinic, cherubic. chicken (domestic fowl, barnyard
chervil [Bot] n. cerefolio. fowl) n. gallina.
Chesapeake-Bay [Geog] n. Chesapeake chicken n. pullo, galletto.
Bay, Baia del Chesapeake. chicken coop n. galliniera, pullario.
chess n. chacos ¬shacos. chicken farmer (poultry man) n.
chessboard n. chacchiero. gallinero, pullero.
chessman n. pecia de chacos. chicken pox (varicella) [Med] n.
chest [Anat] n. pectore. varicella.
chicken-coop n. galliniera.
chest (coffer, casket) n. coffro.
chicken-pox n. varicella.
chest (furniture) n. coffro.
chicory (for coffee) n. cichorea.
chest (small) n. coffretto.
chicory (for salad) n. endivia.
chestnut (~-colored) adj. castanie.
chide v. reprimendar.
chestnut (edible nut of the sweet
chestnut tree) n. marron. chief (leader) n. chef ¬F.
chestnut (fruit of the chestnut tree) n. chief (main, principal) adj. principal.
castania. chief (ruler, rector, director) n. rector.
chestnut (tree) n. castanio. chiefly (especially, particularly,
chestnut tree (sweet) n. marroniero. primarily) adv. principalmente,
chest-of-drawers n. commoda. specialmente, particularmente,
primarimente, presertim.
chew (masticate) v. masticar.
chiffonier n. chiffonier.
chew again v. remasticar.
Chihelline [Ital. Hist] n. ghibellino (gi-).
chewer masticator n. masticator.
chilblain [Med] n. gelatura.
chewing gum n. gumma a masticar.
child (boy) n. infante, pupo.
chewing tobacco n. tabaco a masticar.
childbirth n. parturition.
chiaroscuro n. clarobscuro, chiaroscuro
childhood n. pueritia, infantia.
¬I.
chic n. chic ¬F.
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childish (1. of a child; 2. puerile, chin n. mento.

immature) adj. pueril, infantil. china (cinchona, quina) (1. cinchona
Chile [Geog] n. Chile (tchile). tree; 2. cinchona bark, peruvian
Chilean adj. chilen (tchilen). bark) n. quina.
Chilean n. chileno (tchileno). China [Geog] n. China (sh-).
chiliasm n. chiliasmo. china (porcelain) n. porcellana.
chiliast n. chiliasta. Chinese (1. Chinese person; 2.
chill (catch a -) v. prender frigido. Chinese language) n. chinese (sh-).
chill (cool) v. refrigidar, frigidar. Chinese adj. chinese (sh-).
chill n. frigido. Chinese lantern n. lampion.
chill (refrigerate) v. frigorificar, chink n. fissura.

refrigerar. chinoline, quinoline [Chem] n.
chilling (freezing, frigorific, cooling) quinoleina.
adj. frigorifere, frigorific. chiorophyll n. chlorophylla.
chilly adj. frigide. chip [Comp] n. chip, microchip.
chimaera [Ichthyol] n. chimera. chip (splinter) n. fragmento.
chime n. sono. chip v. fragmentar.
chime v. sonar. chips (french fries) n. patatas frite.
chimera (1. [Mythol]; 2. fanciful chips (potato flakes) n. chip.
creation, figment of the chir- (chiro-, cheir-, cheiro-) (hand)
imagination) n. chimera. [occurring in compounds] n. chir-,
chimeric (chimerical) adj. chimeric. chiro-, cheir-, cheiro-.
chimerical (chimeric) adj. chimeric. chiromancer (palmist) n. chiromante.
chimes (carillon) n. carillon ¬F. chiromancy (palmistry) n. chiromantia.
chimes player (carillon player) n. chiropodist (corncutter, pedicure) n.
carillonator. callista, pedicuro.
chimney n. camino, chimenea. chiropody n. pedicura.
chimney flue n. tubo de camino. chiropterous [zool] adj. chiroptere.
chimney repairman n. fumista. chirp (peep, cheep) v. pipar.
chimney-piece (mantle) n. mantello de chisel n. cisello.
camino. chisel v. cisellar.
chimneysweep n. brossacamino. chiseler (one who works with a
chimpanzee n. chimpanze (shimpanze). chisel) n. cisellator.
chin (genal) adj. genal.
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chiseling (working with a chisel) (act chocolate dealer (chocolate

of) n. cisellatura. manufacturer) n. chocolatero (sh-).
chit n. billet. chocolate manufacturer (chocolate
chivalrous adj. cavallerose. dealer) n. chocolatero (sh-).
chivalry (1. system of knighthood; 2. chocolate pot n. chocolatiera (sh-).
chivalrousness) n. cavalleria. chocolate-bar n. tabletta de chocolate.
chive n. cibolletta. choice n. selection.
chives n. cibollettas. choice (select) adj. selecte.
chlor- (chloro-) (green) [occurring in choir (part of a church set apart for
derivatives and compounds] adj. the choir of singers) n. choro.
chlor-, chloro-. choir (group of church singers
chloracetate n. chloracetato. performing in concert) n. choro.
chloracetic adj. chloracetic. choir (mus/theat) n. choro.
chloral (1. [Chem]; 2. chloral hydrate) choke (- someone) v. strangular alcuno
n. chloral. (alicuno).
chlorate n. chlorato. choke n. regulator de aere.
chloric adj. chloric. choke (suffocate) (someone or
chloride [Chem] n. chloruro. something) v. suffocar.
chloride (muriate) n. muriato. choke vi/vt. suffocar (a).
chloride n. chlorido, chloride. choking (stifling) adj. suffocante.
chlorinate v. chlorar. cholera n. cholera.
chlorine n. chloro. choleric (irascible) [Med] adj. choleric.
chlorite n. chlorito. cholerine [Med] n. cholerina.
chloroform n. chloroformo. chondroid (resembling cartilage) adj.
chloroform v. chloroformar, chondroide.
chloroformisar. chondrology n. chondrologia.
chlorophyll n. chlorophylla. choose (make a choice) v. optar.
chloroplast n. chloroplasto. choose n. seliger, selectionar.
chlorosis (1. [Med]; 2. [Bot]) n. chop (cutlet) n. cotelette ¬F.
chlorosis. chop (hack) v. hachar (-sh-).
chlorous adj. chlorose. chop (hit) n. colpo.
chock (wedge) n. cuneo. chop (meat) n. cotelette.
chocolate (1. as in chocolate bar; 2. as chopper (chopping knife, axe) n.
in hot chocolate) n. chocolate (sh-). hachatoria (- sh-).
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chopping (act of) n. hachamento (-sh-). Christianity (state of being a

chopping board (butcher's block) n. Christian) n. christianitate.
hachatoria (- sh-). Christianity (the Christian faith) n.
chopping knife (chopper) n. hachatoria christianismo.
(- sh-). Christian-name n. nomine de baptismo,
choppy adj. agitate. prenomine.
choral adj. choral. Christmas adj. de natal.
choral dance n. chorea. Christmas (Father -) n. Patre Natal.
chorale n. choral. Christmas (merry -) interj. felice Natal.
chord [Geom] n. chorda. Christmas n. Natal, Noel.
chord [Mus] n. accordo. Christmas-card n. carta de Natal.
chord (string of a musical Christmas-tree n. arbore de Natal.
instrument) n. chorda. Christopher Columbus [1446?-1506]
chore n. travalio penose. n. Christophoro Columbo.
chorea (St. Vitus's dance) n. chorea. chrom- (chromo-, chromat-,
chromato-) (color) [occurring in
choreic (pertaining to St. Vitus's
dance) adj. choreic.
chrom- [-ma/-mat-].
choreographer n. choreographo.
chromat- (color) [occurring in
choreographic adj. choreographic.
choreography n. choreographia. chrom- [-ma/-mat-].
chorister n. chorista. chromate [Chem] n. chromato.
chorus (group of singers, dancers chromatic (1. of color; 2. [Mus]) adj.
performing together) n. choro. chromatic.
chorus (musical work or passage to be chromatics [Colorimetry] n. chromatica.
sung in concert) n. choro. chromatism (1. [Bot]; 2. [Opt]) n.
chorus singer n. chorista. chromatismo.
chrestomathy n. chrestomathia. chromato- (color) [occurring in
Christ n. Christo. derivatives and compounds] n.
chrom- [-ma/-mat-].
christen v. baptisar.
chromatophore [Zool] n.
Christendom n. christianitate, christiania.
chromatophoro.
christening n. baptismo.
chromatophorous (chromatophoric)
Christian adj. christian. [Zool] adj. chromatophore.
Christian n. christiano. chrome (chromium) n. chromo.
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chrome plated (chromium plated) adj. chronograph [Astron] n. chronographo.

chromate. chronologer n. chronologo.
chromic [Chem] adj. chromic. chronological adj. chronologic.
chromium (chrome) n. chromo. chronologically adv. chronologicamente.
chromium plated (chrome plated) adj. chronologist n. chronologista.
chromate.
chronology n. chronologia.
chromo (chromolithograph) n. chromo.
chronometer n. chronometro.
chromo- (color) [occurring in
chronometry (measurement of time) n.
chronometria.
chromo- [-ma/-mat-].
chrysalis n. chrysalide.
chromolithograph n.
chrysanthemum n. chrysanthemo.
chromolithographia.
chromolithography n. chryselephantine (of gold and ivory)
chromolithographia. adj. chryselephantin.
chromophore [Chem/ Phys] n. chryso-, chrys- (gold) [occurring in

chromophoro. derivatives and compounds] n.
chromophorous adj. chromophore. chryso-, chrys-.
chrysoberyl [Mineral] n. chrysoberyllo.
chromophotograph n.
chromophotographia. chrysolith [Mineral] n. chrysolitho.
chromophotography n. chthon- (earth) [occurrig in derivatives
chromophotographia. and compounds] n. chthon-.
chromosome [Biol] n. chromosoma. chthonian adj. chthonie.
chromosphere [Astron] n. chubby adj. rotunde.
chromosphera. chuckle n. riso dulce.
chronic adj. chronic. chuckle v. rider (dulcemente).
chronic ailment n. infirmitate. chunk n. pecia.
chronic character (chronicity) n. church adj. ecclesiastic.
chronicitate.
church n. ecclesia.
chronicity (chronic character) n.
Church of England n. [Relig] Ecclesia de
chronicitate.
Anglaterra, Ecclesia Anglican.
chronicle n. chronica.
churchyard (cemetery) n. cemeterio.
chronicler n. chronista.
churlish (rude) adj. malgratiose.
chrono-, chron- (time) [occurring in
churn n. apparato pro facer butyro.
chrono-, chron-. churn v. agitar.
chronogram n. chronogramma. chute (plaything) n. glissatorio.

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chute (tube) n. canal. cinchona (quinaquina, quinquina) (1.

chutney n. chutney, condimento de cinchona tree; 2. cinchona bark,
species. peruvian bark) n. cinchona, quina,
chutzpah (forwardness) n. chutspa, quinaquina, quinquina.
braveria, corage. cinchonine [Chem] n. cinchonina.
Chuuk [Geog] n. Chuuk. cinchonism (quininism, quinism)
cicada n. cicada. [Med] n. cinchonismo, quininismo,
cicatrice (scar) n. cicatrice. quinismo.
cinder n. cinere.
cicatricle (cicatricula) n. cicatricula.
cine n. (abbrev) cine, cinema,
cicatrization (healing) n. cicatrisation.
cinematographo.
cicatrize (heal) v. cicatrisar.
cine-camera n. camera.
cicatrizer (cicatrizant) n. cicatrisante.
cinema (1. motion pictures; 2.
Cicero [Rom. Hist] n. Ciceron.
motion-picture theater) n. cine,
cicerone (Italian guide to Roman cinema, cinematographo.
antiquities) n. cicerone ¬I. cinemato- (cinemat-, cinemo-,
Ciceronian adj. ciceronian. kinemato-, kinemat-, kinemo-)
cider (hard cider) n. cidra. (motion) [occurring in derivatives
cierge (wax candle) (large) [Eccl] n. and compounds] n. cinema- [-ma/-
cereo. mat-].
cigar n. cigarro. cinematograph (motion- picture
cigar case n. cigarriera. projector) n. cinematographo.
cigar dealer (cigar maker) n. cigarrero. cinematographic adj. cinematographic.
cigar maker (cigar dealer) n. cigarrero. cinematography n. cinematographia.
cigar shop n. cigarreria. cine-projector n. cinematographo.
cigar store (tobacconist's) n. cinerary (for or pertaining to ashes)

tabacheria. adj. cinerari.
cigarette n. cigarretta, cigaretta. cingle (cinch, girth) (saddle) n. cingula.
cigarette-lighter n. accenditor. cinnamon n. cannella.
ciliary adj. ciliari. cinnamon tree n. cannelliero.
cinch (girth, cingle) (saddle) n. cingula. cinquefoil [Bot] n. cinquefolio.
cinch up (girt, girth) v. cingular. cinquefoil (potentilla) [Bot] n. potentilla.

cipher (put into secret writing) v. cifrar.
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circle (1. [Math]; 2. group of people circumflex (1. to flex or bend round;
held together by the same 2. [Gram]) v. circumflecter [-flect-/-
interests) n. circulo. flex-].
circle (turn) (circular course) n. gyro. circumflex [Gram] adj. circumflexe.
circle v. circular; gyrar. circumflexion n. circumflexion.
circuit (1. circuitous route; 2. [Elec]) n. circumjacent (adjacent) adj. circumvicin.
circuito. circumlocution n. circumlocution.
circuit (circuitous route, ambit) n. circumnavigate v. circumnavigar.
ambito, circuito. circumnavigation n. circumnavigation.
circuit v. circuir.
circumpolar adj. circumpolar.
circuition (going round) n. circuition.
circumscribe (1. to draw a line around;
circuitous adj. indirecte. 2. to limit, restrict) v. circumscriber
circular (1. round like a circle; 2. as in [-scrib-/-script-].
circular letter) adj. circular. circumscription n. circumscription.
circular n. circular. circumspect adj. circumspecte.
circular (round, spherical) adj. orbicular. circumspection n. circumspection.
circulate (send around from one to circumstance (condition or fact
another) v. circular, facer circular. accompanying or determining the
circulation (action of sending around occurrence of an event, a situation,
from one person or place to etc.) n. circumstantia.
another) n. circulation. circumstantial (depending on
circulation (be in -) v. haber curso. circumstances) adj. circumstantial.
circulation (of papers) n. tirage. circumstantially adv.
circulatory adj. circulatori. circumstantialmente.
circumcise v. circumcider [-cid-/-cis-]. circumvallate (surround with a
rampart) v. circumvallar.
circumcised adj. circumcise.
circumvallate (surrounded with a
circumcision n. circumcision.
rampart) adj. circumvallate (pp of
circumcize v. circumcider.
circumvallar).
circumference n. circumferentia.
circumvallation (rampart) n.
circumferent (forming a circumvallation, vallo, vallation.
circumference) adj. circumferente. circumvent (gain advantage over by
circumferential adj. circumferential. trickery) v. circumvenir.
circumvolution (rotation) n.
circumvolution.
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circumvolve (perform a civilization n. civilisation.

circumvolution) v. circumvolver [- civilize v. civilisar.
volv-/-volut-]. civilizer n. civilisator.
circus n. circo.
civil-servant n. functionario public.
cisalpine [Geog] adj. cisalpin.
civil-service n. administration statal.
cismontane adj. cismontan.
civil-war n. guerra civil.
cistern n. cisterna.
civism (citizenship) (principles of
citadel n. citadella. good) n. civismo.
citation (1. [Law] summons; 2. clad (clothed) adj. vestite.
quotation) n. citation.
claim (assert) v. asserer.
cite (1. [Law] summon) v. citar.
claim (demand as one's due) v.
cither n. cithera. reclamar.
citizen (1. inhahitant of a city or town; claim (demand for something due) n.
2. citizen of a country or state) n. reclamation.
cive, citatano. claim (exact, demand) v. peter.
citizenship (civism) (principles of claim (lay - to) v. pretender a.
good) n. civismo.
claim (right) n. pretension.
citizenship n. citatania; derecto de
claim back [Law] v. repeter.
citatano.
claimable adj. reclamabile.
citrate [Chem] n. citrato.
claimable (exigible) adj. exigibile.
citric adj. citric.
claimant n. reclamator.
citron n. citro.
clairvoyant adj. vidente, clarividente.
Citrus [Bot] n. citro.
clam n. bivalvo.
city (town) n. citate, urbe.
clamber v. scander.
city planner n. urbanista.
clammy adj. humide.
city planning (town planning) n.
clamor (clamour) n. clamor.
urbanismo.
civic adj. civic. clamor (clamour) v. critar.
civil (1. having to do with citizens; 2. clamorous adj. clamorose.

polite, courteous) adj. civil. clamp (staple, clip, cramp) n. crampa.
civil-engineering n. ingenieria civil. clamp (staple, clip, cramp) v. crampar.
civilian adj/n. civil. clamp (tongs, pincers, nippers, vise) n.
civility (politeness) n. civilitate. tenalia.
clan n. clan.
civilizable adj. civilisabile.
clandestine adj. clandestin.
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clandestineness n. clandestinitate. classic (classical) (1. of the first rank

clang n. sono metallic. or authority; 2. belonging to Greek
clang n. clanc (sono metallic). or Latin antiquity) adj. classic.
clang v. sonar como clanc. classic (writer or work of the first rank
and of acknowledged excellence) n.
clank n. clanc, sono metallic.
classico.
clank v. sonar como clanc.
classical adj. classic.
clap (applaud) v. applauder.
classically adv. classicamente.
clap (hands) v. batter le manos.
classicism (1. adherence to classical
clap n. colpo.
style; 2. classical turn of
claptrap n. nonsenso. expression) n. classicismo.
claque [Theat] n. claque ¬F. classicist [Lit/Art] n. classico, classicista.
claret n. claretto. classifiable adj. classificabile.
clarification (action of purifying) n. classification n. classification.
clarification.
classifier n. classificator.
clarifier n. clarificator.
classify (class) v. classificar, classar.
clarify (1. to clear, purify; 2. to
classroom n. classe, sala de classe.
explain) v. clarar, clarificar.
-clast (breaker, smasher) [occurring in
clarinet n. clarinetto.
compounds] n. -clasta.
clarinettist n. clarinettista.
clastic (1. as in clastic models; 2.
clarino (clarion) [Mus] n. clarino.
[Petrography]) adj. clastic.
clarion (clarino) [Mus] n. clarino.
clatter n. ruito.
clarity (brightness, clearness) n.
clatter v. facer ruito.
claritate, nitor.
clause [Gram] n. proposition.
clash n. conflicto.
clause [Law] n. clausula.
clash v. confliger.
claustrophobia [Psychopathol] n.
clasp (buckle, brooch) n. fibula.
caustrophobia.
clasp (embrace) v. imbraciar.
clavecin (harpsichord) n. clavicymbalo.
clasp (fasten) v. stringer.
clavichord n. chordio.
clasp n. fibula.
clavicle (collar-bone) n. clavicula.
class (1. group of individuals or things
clavicular [Anat] adj. clavicular.
of the same status) n. classe.
clavier (keyboard) n. claviero.
class (classify) v. classar, classificar.
claw (of a canine, feline, or bird) n.
class of employees (body of
ungula.
employees, salariat) n. salariato.
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clay (argil) n. argilla. cleansing (purification, clearing,

clayey adj. argillose. depuration) n. mundification,
clay-pit n. argillaria. purification, depuration.
cleansing (washing) (act of) n.
clealiness (cleanliness) n. nettitate,
lavamento.
munditia.
clear (1. free from impurities or
clean adj. munde.
cloudiness; 2. not obscure or
clean (polish, furbish) (up) v. furbir.
vague) adj. clar.
clean (remove dirt, cleanse, remove
clear (1. to free from impurities; 2. to
stains) v. nettar, mundar, dismacular.
free from obligation) v. appurar.
clean of fleas v. expulicar.
clear (depurate, cleanse) v. depurar.
cleaner (1. professional cleaner; 2.
clear (jump) vt. saltar.
spot remover, cleaning fluid) n.
clear (lucid) adj. lucide.
dismaculator.
cleaner (office -) n. nettatrice. clear (manifest; pure) adj. clar.
cleaner (vacuum -) n. aspirator. clear (of blame) v. disculpar.
cleaness (cleanliness) n. nettitate, clear (of impurity) v. clarar.

munditia. clear (of obstruction) v. liberar.
cleaning (dry -) n. lavage chimic. clear (pure, neat) adj. nitide.
cleaning n. mundification. clear (the ear) adj. argute.
cleaning (of dirt) n. nettamento. clear (unobstructed) adj. libere.
cleaning (of stains) n. dismaculatura. clear vi. clarar se.
cleaning (removal of spots) n. clear one's throat v. clarar se le gorga.
dismaculatura. clearance (customs -) n.
cleaning-fluid n. dismaculator. disdoanamento.
cleanliness (neatness, cleanness) n. clearance (permission) n. permission.
nettitate, munditia. clearance (sale) n. liquidation.
cleanness (cleanliness, neatness) n. clear-away v. portar via.
nettitate, munditia.
clear-cut adj. univoc.
cleanse (clean, clear) v. nettar, mundar.
clearing [Commer] n. clearing ¬A.
cleanse (purify, clear, depurate) v.
clearing (depuration, cleansing) n.
mundificar, purificar, depurar.
depuration.
cleanse (wash) v. lavar, abluer [- lu-/-lut-
clearing n. spatio libere.
].
clearinghouse [Commer] n.
cleanser n. detersivo.
clearinghouse ¬A.
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clearness (clarity) n. claritate. clever adj. habile, intelligente.

clearness (pureness, neatness) n. cleverness n. habilitate, intelligentia.
nitiditate. cliché (1. mat, stereotype matrix; 2.
clear-off (command) interj. foras de hic! trite phrase) n. cliché ¬F.
clear-off v. fugir. click n. tic- tac.
clear-sighted (discerning) adj. click v. facer tic-tac.
clarividente. click (with mouse) v. cliccar, facer clic.
clear-sightedness (discernment) n.
client (1. [Rom. Antiq]; 2. as in
clarividentia.
lawyer's client) n. cliente.
clear-up (brighten) v. clarar se.
clientele (body of clients or
clear-up (explain) v. elucidar, clarar.
customers) n. clientela.
clear-up (tidy-up) v. regular.
cliff n. precipitio.
cleave (split) v. finder [find-/fiss-].
climate n. climate.
clef (bass -) n. clave de basso.
climatic adj. climatic.
clef [Mus] n. clave.
climatological adj. climatologic.
clef (treble -) n. clave de violino.
climatology n. climatologia.
cleft (fissure) n. fissura.
climax (culminating point) n. culmine.
clemency (grace, mercy) n. mercede.
climax [Rhet] n. gradation.
clemency n. clementia.
climb (ascent) n. montata, ascension.
clement adj. clemente.
climb v. scander [scand-/scans-;-scend-/-
clench v. serrar. scens-].
clench one's fist v. serrar le pugno. climb v. montar, ascender.
clergy n. clero. climber n. alpinista.
clergyman (cleric) n. clerico. climber (social) n. arrivista.
cleric (clergyman) n. clerico. cling v. adherer.
cleric (priest) n. tonsurato. clinic (1. practical instruction of
clerical (pertaining to the clergy) adj. medical students at the bedside of
clerical. a patient; 2. place for the medical
clerical rank (clericate) n. clericato. treatment of certain people or
clerical error n. error de copista. diseases) n. clinica.
clericalism n. clericalismo. clinical (used or performed in a
clericate (clerical rank) n. clericato. sickroom) adj. clinic.
clerk (1. office worker; 2. sales clerk) clinically adv. clinicamente.

n. commisso. clink n. clinc, sono metallic.
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clink (tinkle, jingle) v. tintinnar. clog v. obstruer.

clink v. sonar como clinc. cloister (1. covered passage running
clinking (tinkling, jingling) (action of) around the inner court of a
n. tintinnamento. monastery; 2. convent or
clinkstone (phonolite) n. phonolitho. monastery) n. claustro.
clinometer n. clinometro. cloister n. clausura.
clip (cramp, clamp, staple) n. crampa. cloister v. claustrar.
clip (cramp, clamp, staple) v. crampar. cloistral adj. claustral.
clip (cut, shear) v. tonder [tond-/tons-]. close (1. to shut, stop up; 2. to bring
clipper (shearer) (one who shears, to an end) v. clauder [claud-/claus-;-
clips) n. tonsor. clud-/-clus-].
close adv/prep. presso.
clipping (cutting, shred) n. retalio.
close (closed) adj. clause.
clipping (shearing) (act of) n. tonsura.
close (intimate) adj. intime.
clique (coterie) n. clique ¬F.
close (reticent, reserved) adj.
clitoris n. clitoride.
concentrate (pp of concentrar).
cloaca (1. sewer; 2. [Zool]) n. cloaca.
close (secretive) adj. secrete.
cloacal adj. cloacal.
close v. clauder (se).
cloak (coat, mantle) n. mantello.
close (near, very near) adj. proxime.
cloakroom (checkroom) n. vestiario.
close scrutiny (careful examination) n.
clock n. horologio.
perscrutation.
clock (pendulum -) n. pendula. close tightly v. serrar.
clock-hand n. flecha. closed (close) adj. clause.
clockmaker (watchmaker) n. closed bookcase n. bibliotheca.
horologiero.
close-down v. clauder (se).
clockmaker's store watchmaker's n.
close-fitting adj. stricte.
horologieria.
closeness n. proximitate.
clockmaking (watchmaking) n.
horologieria. closeness n. strictessa.
clock-off v. registrar su partita. closet n. cabinetto.
clock-on v. registrar su arrivata. closet n. armario.
clockwise adv. in senso horologic. close-up adv. presso.
clockwork n. mechanismo de close-up v. serrar (se).
horologieria. closure n. clausura.
clog n. calceo de ligno. closure [Parl] v. clausurar.
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clot n. grumo. cloven, split adj. fisse.

clot vi. coagular. cloven-footed, fissiped adj. fissipede.
cloth, fabric n. tela, texito. clover, trefoil [Bot] n. trifolio.
cloth, fabric (woven) n. texito. clown n. paleasso.
cloth (fabric, material) n. drappo. clown n. clown ¬A.
cloth (piece of material) n. panno. clownish adj. clownesc.
cloth (small piece of material, as rag, club (as in tennis club, literary club,
handkerchief, kerchief, etc.) n. etc.) n. club ¬A.
pannello. club, card of the suit of clubs [Cards]
clothe (attire) v. inrobar. n. trifolio.
clothe (endow or invest) v. revestir. club (cudgel) n. fuste.
clothe v. vestir. club (society) n. club.
clothes, apparel, clothing n. vestitura. club v. fustigar.
clothes n. vestimentos. club member n. clubista.
clothes (suit of) n. habito. club or group (literary artistic, etc.) n.
clothes-brush n. brossa pro cenaculo.
vestimentos. club-together v. quotisar se.
clothes-dryer n. siccator. cluck (chicken noise) n. cloc.
clothes-line n. corda pro extender le cluck (flip-flop sound) n. sono palmate.
pannos lavate. cluck (flip-flop sound) n. clac.
clothes-peg n. cavilia de pannos lavate. cluck v. sonar como clac.
clothing, clothes, apparel n. vestitura. clue n. indicio.
clothing, clothes n. roba. clump (- together) v. gregar.
clothing n. vestimentos. clump (- together) v. gruppar.
clotted adj. grumose. clump (of earth) n. bloco.
cloud n. nube. clump (trees) n. gruppo.
cloud (storm -) n. nubilo. clumsiness, unskilfulness n.
cloud-bringing, nubiferous adj. inhabilitate.
nubifere. clumsy, unskilful adj. inhabile.
cloud-burst n. pluvia subite torrential. clunk interj. clanc!
cloudy (covered with clouds) adj. clunk interj. sono metallic.
nubilose.
clunk v. sonar metallic como clanc.
clove n. clavo.
clunker [Amer] n. carro vetule.
clove pink, gillyflower n. caryophyllo.
cluster (group) n. gruppo.
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cluster, raceme [Bot] (of fruit, coagulant n. coagulante.

flowers) n. racemo. coagulate (cause to coagulate) v.
cluster v. gregar (se). coagular.
cluster v. gruppar (se). coagulation n. coagulation.
cluster pine, sea pine, pinaster n. coagulator n. coagulator.
pinastro. coagulum n. coagulo.
clustershaped, racemiform adj. coal n. carbon.
racemiforme. coal tar n. coaltar ¬A.
clutch, grasp, seize v. impugnar.
coaldealer, charcoaldealer n.
clutch (grip) n. prisa. carbonero.
clutch v. sasir. coalesce (grow together) v. coalescer.
clutter n. incombramento. coalescence n. coalescentia.
clutter v. incombrar. coalition n. coalition.
clyster, enema, injection n. clyster. coalmerchant n. carbonero.
clyster, syringe [Med] n. irrigator. coalmine n. carboniera.
cunt (insult, whore) n. puta. coalminer n. minator de carbon.
cunt (insult, whore) n. putana! coalpit n. carboniera.
cunt n. cuneo. coarse (1. not fine; 2. rude, not
coach, car, carriage n. cochi (-sh-). refined) adj. grossier.
coach (for tourists) n. autocar. coarse (1. not fine; 2. unrefined,
coach (large closed carriage) n. gross) adj. indelicate.
carrossa. coarse adj. vulgar.
coach (sport) n. trainator. coarseness (1. quality of being coarse,
coach (tutor) n. repetitor. not fine; 2. grossness) n.
coach v. maestrar. indelicatessa.
coach v. trainar. coarseness, rudeness n. grosseria.
coachbuilder n. carrossero. coarseness, vulgarity n. trivialitate.
coachman, driver n. cochiero (-sh-). coast adj. litoral.
coachman n. carrossero. coast, littoral litoral adj. litoral.
coadjutant adj. coadjuvante. coast n. litore.
coadjutor (1. coadjutant; 2. [Eccl]) n. coast, seashore n. costa.

coadjutor. coast along, sail along (the coast) v.
coagulable adj. coagulabile. costear.
coagulant n. coagulo. coast guard (sman) n. guardacostas.
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coastal adj. costari. cocaine n. cocaina.

coaster n. costeator. cocaine addict n. cocainomano.
coastguard n. guardacostas. cocaine habit n. cocainomania.
coastline n. litoral. cocainism n. cocainismo.
coat, jacket n. jachetta. cocainization n. cocainisation.
coat, jacket n. jaco. cocainize v. cocainisar.
coat, mantle, cloak n. mantello. cocco-, cocc- (grain, seed, berry)
coat (of animal) n. pilo. [occurring in compounds] n. cocco-.
coat (of mud) n. revestimento. cochineal n. cochinilia (-sh-).
coat (of paint) n. application. cochineal insect n. cochinilia (- sh-).
coat v. revestir. cochlea [Anat] n. cochlea, coclea.
coat of arms, blazon n. blason. cochlea [Anat] n. coclea, cochlea.
coat of arms, escutcheon n. scuto. Cochlearia [Bot] n. coclearia, cochlearia.
coat with zinc, zinc v. zincar. Cochlearia [Bot] n. cochlearia, coclearia.
coat-hanger n. portamantello. cochleate, cochleated (shaped like a
coating, facing, covering (of a wall snail shell) adj. cochleate, cocleate.
bank) n. revestimento. cochleate, cochleated (shaped like a
coat-of-arms n. insignia nobiliari. snail shell) adj. cocleate, cochleate.
coax v. persuader. cock, rooster (poultry) n. gallo.
coaxial adj. coaxial. cock [Slang] n. penis.
cob (of corn) n. spica. cock [Slang] n. pene.
cob (swan) n. cygno mascule. cock (tap) n. alvula.
cobalt n. cobalt. cockade n. cocarda.
cobaltic adj. cobaltic. cockerel, chicken n. galletto.
cobaltiferous adj. cobaltifere. cockle n. bivalvo marin.
cobbler n. reparator de scarpas. cockle n. cardio.
Coblenz n. Koblenz [G]. cockpit n. cabina del pilota.
Coblenz n. Coblenz. cockroach n. blatta.
cobra n. cobra. cocktail n. cocktail ¬A.
cobweb n. tela de aranea. cocky adj. arrogante.
coca (plant) n. coca. cocky adj. vanitose.
Coca-Cola (softdrink trademark) n. coco (coconut palm) n. coco.

Coca-Cola. cocoa n. cacao.
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coconut n. coco. coercion, compulsion n. coercition.

coconut palm (coco) n. coco. coercion n. coercion.
cocoon ¬F n. cocon. coercive adj. coercitive.
cod [Zool] n. gado. coetaneous adj. coetanee.
coda [Mus] n. coda [I]. coeternal adj. coeterne.
code (1. body of laws; 2. conventional coeternity n. coeternitate.
system of rules, symbols, etc.) n. coexist v. coexister.
codice. coexistence n. coexistentia.
code [Comp] (binary -) n. codice binari.
coexistent adj. coexistente.
code [Comp] n. codification.
coffee n. caffe.
code (source -) v. programmation in
coffee-bar n. caffe.
codice.
coffee-bean n. grano de caffe.
codefendant n. coaccusato.
coffeehouse, café n. café ¬F.
codeine n. codeina.
coffee-house n. cafetiera, caffetiera.
coder [Comp] n. codificator.
coffee-house n. caffetiera, cafetiera.
codex (manuscript volume) n. codice.
coffeehouse keeper n. caffetero.
codex n. codice de scriptura.
coffee-pot n. cafetiera, caffetiera.
codex n. codice de lege.
coffee-pot n. caffetiera, cafetiera.
codex (pharmacopoeia) n. codice.
coffeepot n. caffetiera.
codfish (gade) n. gado.
coffee-table n. tabula de caffe.
codicil [Law] n. codicillo.
coffer, casket, chest n. coffro.
codification n. codification.
coffer (lock up in a coffer, chest, etc.)
codifier n. codificator.
v. incoffrar.
codify v. codificar.
coffin, casket n. cassa.
coeducation ( also. co-education) n
coffin n. sarcophago.
coeducation.
cog n. pinnion.
coefficient [Math] n. coefficiente.
cogitate v. cogitar.
coenurus [Zool] n. cenuro.
cogitation n. cogitation.
coerce, compel v. coager [-ag-/- act-].
cognac n. cognac.
coerce, compel v. coercer.
Cognac n. Cognac ¬F.
coercibility, coercibleness n.
cognate (1. kinsman; 2. relative on the
coercibilitate.
mother's side) [Law] n. cognato.
coercible adj. coercibile.
cognate adj. cognate.
coercion, compulsion n. coaction.
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cognation [Law] n. cognation. coinage (coining, minting) n. cuneage (-

cognition [Philos] n. cognition. aje).
cognitive adj. cognitive. coincide, harmonize v. congruer.
cognizable, cognoscible, knowable adj. coincide v. coincider.

cognoscibile. coincidence n. coincidentia.
cognoscible, knowable, cognizable adj. coincident adj. coincidente.
cognoscibile. coincidental adj. coincidental.
coguardian, cotutor [Law] n. cotutor. coincidentally adv. coincidentalmente.
cohabit v. cohabitar. coiner n. cuneator.
cohabitation n. cohabitation. coining, minting n. monetage (-aje).
coheir n. cohereditario. Coke (Coca-Cola trademark) n. Coca-
cohere, be coherent v. coherer [-her-/- Cola.
hes-]. coke (cocaine) n. cocaina.
cohere v. coherer. coke n. coke ¬A.
coherence n. coherentia. cola n. cola.
coherent adj. coherente (ppr of coherer). colander n. colo.
coherer [Radio] n. cohesor. colbaltite [Mineral] n. cobaltite.
coherer [Radio] n. coheritor. cold (catch a -) vt. prender frigido.
cohesion n. cohesion. cold, coldness, coolness n. frigor.
cohesive adj. cohesive. cold (coldness) n. frigido.
cohort [Rom. Antiq] n. cohorte. cold (feel -) v. haber frigido.
coiffeur, barber, wigmaker, cold, frigid (not warm) adj. frigide.
hairdresser n. perrucchero.
cold (have a -) v. rheumatisar se.
coil [Elec] n. bobina.
cold, rheum, catarrh (illness) n. rheuma
coil, roll, roll up v. inrolar. [-ma/- mat-].
coil (roll up) vt. inrolar. cold (the weather is -) v. phr. il face
coil (spiral) n. spira. frigido.
coil vi. serpentar. cold cream [Cosmetics] n. cold-cream
coil, wind, spool v. bobinar. ¬A.
coldness, cold n. frigido.
coiling, winding, spooling (act of) n.
bobinage. coldness, coolness, cold n. frigor.
coin, mint v. cunear. coldness, frigidness n. frigiditate.
coin, money n. numisma [-ma/-mat-]. coleo- (sheath) [occurring in
compounds] n. coleo-.
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coleopter, beetle [Entom] n. coleoptero. collect booty v. butinar.

coleopterous [Entom] adj. coleoptere. collection (act of collecting money for
colic, colonic adj. colic. a particular purpose) n. collecta.
colic n. colica. collection [Eccl] n. questa.
Coliseum, Colosseum n. Colosseo. collection (mass) n. massa.
colitis n. colitis. collection, receipt (of taxes, rents,
collaborate v. collaborar. etc.) n. perception.
collaboration n. collaboration. collection (things collected) n.

collection.
collaborator n. collaborator.
collection of medals n. medaliario.
collapse, break down v. collaber [-lab/-
collective (1. collective whole; 2.
laps-].
[Gram] collective noun) n. collectivo.
collapse, breakdown [Med] n. collapso.
collective adj. collective.
collapse vi. collaber.
collectivism n. collectivismo.
collapsible adj. dismontabile.
collectivist n. collectivista.
collar [Clothing] n. collo.
collectivity (1. quality of being
collar, necklace (band, chain or the
collective; 2. collective whole) n.
like, worn around the neck) n.
collectivitate.
collar.
collector (1. one who collects stamps,
collar-bone, clavicle n. clavicula.
books, prints, etc.; 2. official who
collarbone n. jugulo.
collects taxes, duties, etc.) n.
collarbone n. clavicula.
collector.
collateral (1. side by side; 2. of collector (of a bill, check, etc.) n.
common descent but by different incassator.
line) adj. collateral. college (as in college of cardinals) n.
colleague n. collega. collegio.
collect (as in to collect stamps) v. collegial, collegiate adj. collegial.
colliger [- lig-/-lect-]. collegiate, collegial adj. collegial.
collect [Liturg] n. collecta. collide v. collider [-lid-/-lis-].
collect (make a collection of) v. collide with, strike v. impinger [-ping-/-
recolliger [- lig-/-lect-]. pact-].
collect, perceive (taxes, rents, etc.) v. collide-with v. impinger.
perciper [- cip-/-cept-].
collision (1. crash; 2. clash, conflict) n.
collect vi. ammassar se.
collision.
collect vt. colliger. collocate v. collocar.
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collocation n. collocation. colony (1. settlement in a new

collodion [Chem] n. collodio. country; 2. as in artists' colony) n.
colloid adj. colloide. colonia.
color (1. as in the colors of the
colloid n. colloide.
rainbow; 2. coloring matter, paint)
colloidal adj. colloidal.
n. color.
colloquial adj. colloquial.
color, colour (give color to) v. colorar.
colloquialism n. colloquialismo.
color, hue [Pharm] (tincture) n. tinctura.
colloquially adv. colloquialmente.
color ash-gray v. cinerar.
colloquy (conversation) n. colloquio.
color or imbue with pigment v.
collude v. colluder [-lud /-lus-]. pigmentar.
colluding, collusive adj. collusive. color photography, photochromy n.
collusion [Law] n. collusion. photochromia.
collusive, colluding adj. collusive. coloration n. coloration.
Cologne n. Colonia. color-blind adj. daltonian.
Colombia [Geog] (Columbia) n. colorful n. pictoresc.
Columbia. coloring [Art] n. colorito.
Colombian, Columbian adj. columbian. coloring matter, dye n. tinctura.
colon [Anat] n. colon. colorist n. colorista.
colon (punctuation) n. duo punctos. colorless, uncolored adj. incolor.
colonel n. colonnello. colossal adj. colossal.
colonial adj. colonial. Colosseum, Coliseum n. Colosseo.
colonialism n. colonialismo. colossus n. colosso.
colonic, colic adj. colic. colt n. pullo.
colonist n. colonisator. coltsfoot, coughwort [Bot] n.
colonist, settler n. colono. tussilagine.
colonizable adj. colonisabile. columbarium [Rom. Antiq] n.
colonization n. colonisation. columbario.
Columbia (America) n. Columbia.
colonize (establish a colony in) v.
colonisar. Columbian (American) adj. columbian.
colonizer n. colonisator. Columbian, Colombian adj. columbian.
colonnade n. colonnada. columbine [Bot] n. aquilegia.
colonnade n. columnada. columbine, dove adj. columbin.
Columbine [Theat] n. Columbina.
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columbite [Mineral] n. columbite. combine, conjoin, unite v. conjunger [-

column (1. [Arch]; 2. [Mil]) n. colonna. jung-/junct-].
column (1. [Arch]; 2. [Print]; 3. [Mil]) n. combine n. association.
columna. combine v. combinar (se).
column (in newspaper) n. chronica. combmaker n. pectinero.
column (part of newspaper devoted to comburent [Chem] adj. comburente (ppr
a special subject) [Journ] n. of comburer).
chronica. combustibility, accensibility,
column (pillar) n. columna. inflammability n. accensibilitate.
column (pillar) n. colonna. combustibility n. combustibilitate.
column (spinal -) n. columna vertebral. combustible, accensible, inflammable
columnist n. chronista. adj. accensibile.
columnist n. jornalista. combustible (capable of undergoing

combustion) adj. combustibile.
coma n. coma [-ma/-mat-].
combustible n. combustibile.
comatose adj. comatose.
combustion [Chem] n. combustion.
comb (clean with a comb) v. pectinar.
combustion, ignition (state of) n.
comb (for hair) n. pectine.
ignition.
comb (of bird) n. cresta.
combustion (process of burning) n.
comb [Toilet] n. pectine.
combustion.
comb case, comb holder n. pectiniera. combustion (violent agitation,
comb factory n. pectineria. tumult) n. combustion.
comb holder, comb case n. pectiniera. combustive adj. combustive.
comb one's hair v. pectinar se. come v. venir [ven-/vent-].
combat, fight n. combatto. come again v. revenir.
combat, fight with v. combatter. come back, return v. revenir.
combatant n. combattente. come running, rush up v. accurrer.
combative adj. combattive. come to life again, revive v. reviviscer.
combativeness n. combattivitate. come to pass, happen v. advenir [-ven-
combinable adj. combinabile. /-vent-].
combination n. combination. come to pass, happen v. evenir [-ven-/-
combinatory adj. combinatori. vent-].
come together, convene v. convenir [-
combine (cause to combine) v.
ven-/-vent-].
combinar.
come-about v. evenir.
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come-across (cross) v. transversar. comfort, console v. confortar.

come-across (meet) v. incontrar. comfort, convenience, handiness n.
come-after v. sequer. commoditate.
come-after v. succeder. comfort n. conforto.
come-back n. retorno. comfort v. confortar.
come-back v. revenir. comfortable (affording tranquil

enjoyment and content) adj.
comedian (1. actor in a comedy; 2.
confortabile.
author of comedies) n. comediano.
comfortable, suitable, handy,
comedian (an actor who plays
convenient adj. commode.
comedy) n. comico.
comforted, consoled adj. consolate (pp
comedian n. comediano.
of consolar).
comedian n. comedo.
comforter, consoler n. consolator.
comedy n. comedia.
comforting, consolatory adj. consolatori.
come-in v. entrar (in).
comforting, consoling (action of) n.
come-in-for v. recipe. confortation.
come-into-sight v. apparer. comfrey, consolida [Bot] n. consolida.
come-near v. approchar se. comic (1. pertaining to comedy; 2.
come-off (detach) v. distaccar se. comical) adj. comic.
come-off (succeed) v. succeder. comic (comedian) n. comico.
come-out v. sortir. comic (pictures) n. magazin (in
come-round v. reprender le sensos. designos).
comestible, edible, eatable adj. comical adj. comic.
comestibile. comical, droll adj. burlesc.
comet n. cometa. comically adv. comicamente.
cometary adj. cometari. Cominform n. Kominform ¬R.
come-to-an-agreement v. poner se de coming n. venita.
accordo. coming after, following adj. postere.
come-together v. convenir. Comintern n. Komintern ¬R.
come-undone v. disfacer se. comital, of an earl or count adj. contal.
comfort (1. consolation; 2. ease of comma (1. [Typog]; 2. [Mus]) n.
circumstances, sufficiency) n. comma.
conforto. comma [Gram] n. virgula.
comfort, console (again) v. reconfortar.
comma (in inverted -s, in quotes) prep.
comfort, console v. consolar. phr. inter virgulettas.
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comma (put a) v. virgular. commensurable, commeasurable

command (1. act of commanding; 2. [Math] adj. commensurabile.
power to command; 3. body of commensuration n. commensuration.
troops under a commander) n. comment, criticism n. commento.
commando. comment on, upon (1. to annotate; 2.
command (1. to give an order to; 2. to to criticize, make comments on) v.
have authority or power over) v. commentar.
commandar. commentary (series of annotations on
command, order n. mandato. a text) n. commentario.
commandeer, requisition v. commentator, explainer n. explicator.
requisitionar.
commentator (writer of a commentary
commander [Army, Navy] n.
on a text) n. commentator.
commandante.
comments (malicious talk) n.
commander (one who exercises
commentario.
authority) n. commandator.
commerce (1. trade, business; 2.
commander-in-chief n. commandante
intercourse, dealings) n. commercio.
supreme.
commerce, traffic, trade n. traffico.
commandment n. commandamento.
commercial adj. commercial.
commandments (the ten -) n.
commandamentos (le dece -). commercialism n. commercialismo.
commeasurable, commensurable commercialization n. commercialisation.

[Math] adj. commensurabile. commercialize v. commercialisar.
commeasure v. commensurar. commercially adv. commercialmente.
commemorate v. commemorar. commercial-traveler, -veller n.
commemoration n. commemoration. commisso viagiator.
commingle, mix up, immix v. immiscer
commemorative adj. commemorative.
[-mise-/-mixt-].
commemorative adj. memorative.
commiserate, pity v. commiserar.
commence v. comenciar.
commiserate v. commiserar.
commencement n. comenciamento.
commiseration n. commiseration.
commend (praise) v. commendar.
commissar n. commissario.
commendable adj. commendabile.
commissar [U.S.S.R] n. commissar.
commendation (praise) n.
commissariat n. commissariato.
commendation.
commissary, commissioner n.
commensurability n.
commissario.
commensurabilitate.
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commission (1. charge; 2. pro rata commodore (officer's rank in certain

remuneration; 3. body of persons navies, with functions varying from
charged with some specified nation to nation) n. commodore ¬A.
function) n. commission. common (1. common to more than
commission (commission someone to one; 2. ordinary, prevalent, etc.)
do something) v. commissionar. adj. commun.
commission agent n. commissionero. common (customary) adj. commun.

commissioner, commissary n. common (house of -s) n. camera del
commissario. communes.
commissioner's position, common (House of -s) n. Camera
commissary's position, tenure, Inferior.
bureau n. commissariato. common n. prato commun.
commissioning (of a ship) n. common (ordinary) adj. commun.
armamento. common (ordinary) adj. ordinari.
commissure n. commissura. common people, vulgus n. vulgo.
commit (1. to entrust; 2. to commonly, usually, for the most part
perpetrate) v. committer [-mitt-/- adv. plurimo.
miss-]. commonly, vulgarly adv. vulgo [L].
commit a sin, sin v. peccar. common-market n. mercato commun.
commit a wrong, transgress v. commonplace adj. ordinari.
delinquer [-linqu-/- lict-].
commonplace n. loco commun.
commit adultery v. adulterar.
common-sense n. senso commun.
commit anachronisms, anachronize v.
commonwealth n. confederation.
anachronisar.
commonwealth, state n. republica.
commit incest v. incestar.
commotion, tremor, agitation (violent
commit piracy, pirate v. piratar.
physical or mental disturbance) n.
commit-oneself v. fider se.
commotion.
committee n. consilio.
communal adj. communal.
committee n. committee ¬A.
communally adv. communalmente.
commixture n. commixtion.
Communard n. communardo.
commodatum, commodate [Law] n.
commune [Admin/Pol] n. communa.
commodato.
commune v. conferer.
commodity n. mercantia.
communicable (that can be
communicated by speech or
writing) adj. communicabile.
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communicableness n. commutative (as in commutative

communicabilitate. contract) adj. commutative.
communicant (eccles) n. communicante. commutator, change-over switch
communicant (informer) n. informator. [Elec] n. commutator.
communicate (1. to impart, transmit; commutator [Elec] n. collector.
2. to interchange thoughts, ideas, commute (1. to change, exchange; 2.
etc. by speech or writing; 3. to [Law]; 3. [Elec] commutate) v.
receive Holy Communion) v. commutar.
communicar. commute (travel) v. viagiar con
communicate, impart (direction, abonamento.
motion) v. imprimer [- prim-/-press-]. commute (travel) v. viagiar omne die.
communicate v. communicar (se). commuter n. abonato.
communication (1. act of imparting, commuter n. viagiator quotidian.
transmitting; 2. interchange of Comoros [Geog] n. Le Comoros.
thoughts, ideas ¬by speech or
compact, consolidate, condense v.
writing; 3. verbal or written compactar.
message) n. communication.
compact, dense adj. compacte.
communication cord (rr) n. cordon de
compact n. pacto.
communication.
companion (1. associate, fellow; 2.
communicative, talkative adj.
anything that matches or goes with
communicative.
another in kind, size, etc.) n.
communicator n. communicator.
companion.
communion (holy -) n. sancte
companion n. companion.
communion.
companionship n. compania.
communiqué n. communicato.
company (1. companionhip; 2. group
communism n. communismo.
of people joined together for some
communist adj. communista.
purpose; 3. [Mil]) n. compania.
communist n. communista.
comparability n. comparabilitate.
community (1. community of interest,
comparable adj. comparabile.
ideas, etc.; 2. [Sociol/Pol]) n.
comparative adj. comparative.
communitate.
comparative n. comparativo.
commutability n. commutabilitate.
compare (as in to compare two
commutable adj. commutabile.
books) v. comparar.
commutation (1. exchange) n.
compare, liken v. assimilar.
commutation.
compare v. conferer.
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compare v. comparar. compenetrate v. compenetrar.

comparison, likening n. assimilation. compenetration n. compenetration.
comparison n. comparation. compensable (that can be
compartment (1. division, partition, counterbalanced or compensated
etc.; 2. [R.R]) n. compartimento. for) adj. compensabile.
compass (1. pair of compasses; 2. compensate (1. to counterbalance; 2.
[Naut]) n. compasso. to recompense) v. compensar.
compass (instrument showing compensate v. compensar.
magnetic meridian) n. bussola. compensate v. indemnisar.
compass (pair of -es) n. compasso. compensating, compensatory adj.
compassion (feel -) v. for compatir a. compensatori.
compassion, pity, mercy n. compensation (1. action of
misericordia. counterbalancing; 2. recompense)
n. compensation.
compassionate adj. pietose.
compensation n. indemnitate.
compassionate adj. misericorde.
compensator n. compensator.
compassionate, sympathizing,
merciful adj. misericorde. compensatory, compensating adj.
compensatori.
compatibility n. compatibilitate.
compete v. competer.
compatible adj. compatibile.
compete v. concurrer [-curr-/-curs-].
compatriot n. compatriota.
competence, qualification, ability
compearance, appearance in court n.
(adequate) n. sufficientia.
comparition.
competence (qualification for some
compel (1. to drive together; 2. to
specific work, activity, etc.) n.
urge with force) v. compeller [-pell-/-
competentia.
puls-].
competent (qualified) adj. competente.
compel, coerce v. coager [-ag-/-act-].
competent (suitable, proper) adj.
compel, coerce v. coercer.
competente.
compel, force v. compulsar.
competing adj. concurrente.
compel, necessitate, force (make
competing, rival adj. rival.
necessary) v. necessitar.
competition, contest n. concurso.
compel v. compeller.
competition n. competition.
compendious, summarized adj.
competition, rivalry n. concurrentia.
compendiose.
compendium n. compendio. competitive adj. competitive.
competitive examination n. concurso.
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competitor n. competitor. completive adj. completive.

competitor n. concurrente. completory, completing adj. completori.
competitor, rival n. concurrente. complex (1. complex whole; 2.
competitor, rival n. rival. [Psychol]) n. complexo.
compilation n. compilation. complex (1. composite; 2. intricate)
adj. complexe.
compile v. compilar.
complexion n. carnation.
compile the nomenclature of v.
nomenclar. complexion, skin coloring n. carnation.
compiler n. compilator. complexity, intricacy n. complexitate.
complacency n. complacentia. compliance n. conformitate.
complacent adj. complacente. compliance n. accordo.
complain v. planger se. complicate v. complicar.
complain v. querelar. complicated adj. complicate (pp of
complaint (1. utterance of grievance; complicar).
2. [Law]) n. querela. complication, hindrance n. trica.
complaint n. plancto. complication, intrication, intricacy n.

intrication.
complaisance n. complacentia.
complication n. complication.
complaisant, accommodating adj.
complication; 2. intrigue, intricacy
complacente.
(underhand plotting or scheming)
complement n. complemento.
n. intrico.
complement (that which completes) n.
complicity n. complicitate.
complemento.
compliment n. complimento.
complement, to make complete v.
complementar. compliment (pay -s) v. facer
complementary adj. complementari. complimentos.
compliment v. complimentar.
complete adj. complete.
compliment (with the -s of) prep. phr.
complete v. completar.
homage de.
complete v. compler.
complimentary, flattering adj.
complete, whole adj. integral.
complimentari.
completed, finished adj. clause. complimentary ticket n. billet de favor.
completely adv. completemente. complin [Eccl] n. completa.
completing, completory adj. completori. comply v. acceder.
completion n. completamento. comply v. conformar (se).
completion n. completion. comply with, yield to v. obsequer.
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component adj. componente. compound v. componer.

component n. componente. compounding, making n. confection.
comport, bear, allow, brook v. compound-interest n. interesse
comportar. composite.
compose (to compose music) v. comprehend (1. to understand; 2. to
componer [-pon-/- posit-/-post-]. include, comprise) v. comprender [-
compose (to compound, put prend-/-prens-].
together) v. componer [- pon-/-posit- comprehend (1. to understand; 2. to
/-post-]. include, comprise) v. comprehender
compose (to settle, as in to compose a [-hend-/-hens-].
dispute) v. componer [-pon-/-posit-/- comprehensibility n.
post-]. comprehensibilitate.
compose sonnets v. sonettar. comprehensibility n. comprensibilitate.
composed adj. composite. comprehensible, understandable adj.
composed (be - of) v. componer se de. comprehensibile.
composed calm adj. composite. comprehensible, understandable adj.
comprensibile.
compose-oneself v. calmar se.
comprehension (1. act or faculty of
composer (one who composes music)
understanding; 2. [Logic] (the sum
n. compositor.
of the attributes comprehended in
composite adj. composite.
a concept) n. comprehension.
composite, compound adj. composite.
comprehension (1. act or faculty of
composite, compound n. composito.
understanding; 2. [Logic] (the sum
composition (1. act of composing; 2. of the attributes comprehended in
[Mus/Art]; 3. compromise; 4. a concept) n. comprension.
[Typog]; 5. [Gram]) n. composition.
comprehensive (1. including much; 2.
compositor, typesetter n. compositor. of wide mental grasp) adj.
compositor, typesetter n. cassista. comprensive.
compost (prepared manure) n. comprehensive (1. including much; 2.
composto. of wide mental grasp) adj.
composure n. calma. comprehensive.
compote n. compota. comprehensive-school n. schola
compound adj. composite. secundari commun.
compress, enfold tightly v. stringer
compound [Chem] n. composito.
[string-/ strict-].
compound, composite adj. composite.
compress [Med] n. compressa.
compound, composite n. composito.
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compress v. comprimer [-prim-/-press-]. computer programmer n.

compressibility n. compressibilitate. programmator de computatores.
compressible adj. compressibile. computer-disk n. disco.
compression n. compression. computer-disk n. dischetta.
compressive adj. compressive. computer-file n. file.
compressor (1. [Anat]; 2. [Mach]; 3. computer-file n. archivo.

[Med]) n. compressor. computer-file n. fila.
comprise (be -d of) v. componer se de. computist, computer n. computista.
comprise v. comprehender. comrade n. camerada.
comprise v. comprender. comradeship n. cameraderia.
compromise (1. to expose to risk or conational, fellow countryman n.
danger; 2. as in to compromise conational.
someone) v. compromitter [-mitt-/- concatenate, link together v.
miss-]. concatenar.
compromise (effect a compromise) v. concatenate, link together v. incatenar.
transiger [-ig-/- act]. concatenation n. concatenation.
compromise n. compromisso. concausal adj. concausal.
compromise v. compromitter (se). concause (cooperating cause) n.
compulsion, coercion n. coaction. concausa.
compulsion, coercion n. coercition. concave adj. concave.
compulsion n. compulsion. concavity n. concavitate.
compulsive adj. compulsive. conceal, cover v. teger [teg-/tect-].
compulsive adj. irresistibile. conceal (hide) v. occultar.
compulsory adj. obligatori. conceal (hide) v. dissimilar.
compulsory adj. compulsori. conceal, hold back, withhold
compulsory, binding, obligatory adj. (information required by law) v.
obligatori. subnegar.
compunction n. compunction. conceal, keep secret, hide v. celar.
computable adj. computabile. conceal v. abstruder -trud-/-trus-].
computation n. computo. concealer n. celator.
computation n. computation. concealment n. celamento.
compute v. computar. concealment n. dissimulation.
computer, computist n. computista. concealment n. occultation.
computer n. computator.
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concealment, withholding (information conceptualism [Philos] n.

required by law) n. subnegation. conceptualismo.
concede, grant v. impartir. conceptualist [Philos] n. conceptualista.
concede, grant v. conceder [-ced-/-cess- concern (be -ed for) v. esser concernite
]. pro.
conceit, concetto [Lit] n. concepto. concern (business) n. affaire.
conceit n. vanitate. concern (have relation or reference
conceited, pretentious, to) v. concerner.
presumptuous adj. pretentiose. concern, regard v. reguardar.
conceited, vainglorious adj. vanitose. concern (worry) n. anxietate.
conceivable adj. concipibile. concerned adj. anxie.
conceive (1. [Physiol] (a baby); 2. to concerned (be - with) v. preoccupar se
conceive mentally, imagine) v. de.
conciper [-cip /-cept-]. concerning adj. super.
conceive, ideate v. idear. concerning adj. de.
conceive (imagine) v. imaginar. concerning adj. concernente.
conceive (perceive thought) v. perciper. concerning prep. concernente.
concentrate (1. to focus, center; 2. concerning, regarding, about, of, on
[Chem]; 3. [Mil]) v. prep. re.
concentrarconcentration (1. action of concert (1. [Mus]; 2. agreement,
concentrating or centering; 2. [Chem]) harmony) n. concerto.
n concentration.
concert v. concertar.
concentration-camp n. campo de
concert performer n. concertista.
concentration.
concertante (as in a concertante part)
concentric adj. concentric.
[Mus] adj. concertante.
concept n. concepto.
concerted adj. concertate.
conceptacle [Bot] n. conceptaculo.
concerted action n. conspiration.
conception (1. Physiol]; 2. mental
concertina [Mus] n. concertina.
conception, perception) n.
conception. concerto n. concerto.
conception (perception) n. perception. concessible adj. concessibile.
conception [Physiol] n. concipimento. concession, grant n. concession.
conceptive adj. conceptive. concessionary adj. concessionari.
conceptual adj. conceptual. concessionary, concessive adj.
conceptual, notional adj. notional. concessive.
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concessionnaire n. concessionario. conclusion (1. close, termination; 2.

concessive, concessionary adj. final arrangement, settlement; 3.
concessive. inference) n. conclusion.
concessor n. concessor. conclusive adj. probante (ppr of probar).
concetto, conceit [Lit] n. concepto. conclusive adj. concludente.
conch, marine shell n. concha. concoct (a story) v. finger.
concha (1. [Anat]; 2. [Arch]) n. concha. concoct (of food) v. confectionar.
conchiform, shell-shaped adj. concoction n. confection fiction.
conchiforme. concord n. concordia.
conchoid [Geom] n. conchoide. concordance (1. concord, agreement;
conchoidal adj. conchoidal. 2. concordance of the Bible, etc.) n.
conchologist n. conchyliologo. concordantia.
conchology n. conchyliologia. concordant adj. concorde.
conciliate v. conciliar. concordant adj. concordante (ppr of
conciliation n. conciliation. concordar).
concordat n. concordato.
conciliation n. consiliation.
concourse (gathering of people) n.
conciliative, conciliatory adj.
concurso.
conciliative.
concrete (1. united in a solid form; 2.
conciliator, peacemaker n. conciliator.
not abstract) adj. concrete.
conciliatory adj. conciliatori.
concrete (cause to coalesce or
conciliatory, conciliative adj.
congeal) v. concretar.
conciliative.
concrete (made of concrete) adj. de
conciliatory, placatory adj. placatori.
beton.
concise adj. concise.
concrete n. beton.
conciseness, concision n. concision.
concrete (reinforced -) n. beton armate.
concision, conciseness n. concision.
concrete v. betonar.
conclave [Eccl] n. conclave.
concretion n. concretion.
conclavist [Eccl] n. conclavista.
concretize v. concretisar.
conclude (1. to bring to a close; 2. to
concubinage n. concubinage (-aje).
reach a final settlement of; 3. to
concubinage n. concubinato.
infer) v. concluder [-clud-/-clus-].
concubinary adj. concubinari.
conclude, terminate v. clausurar.
concubine n. concubina.
concupiscence n. concupiscentia.
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concupiscent adj. concupiscente. condenser, refrigeratory adj.

concur (1. to agree in opinion; 2. to refrigerante (ppr of refrigerar).
work jointly) v. concurrer [-curr-/- condescend v. condescender.
curs-]. condescending adj. condescendente.
concurrence (1. agreement in opinion; condescension n. condescendentia.
2. union in action) n. concurrentia. condiment n. condimento.
concurrent [Geom] adj. concurrente (ppr condition (1. prerequisite; 2. mode,
of concurrer). state of being) n. condition.
concussion n. concussion.
condition (1. to be a determining
concussive adj. concussive. condition of; 2. to put into
condemn (1. to pronounce guilty of specified or desired condition) v.
crime or wrong; 2 . to pronounce conditionar.
unfit or no longer available for condition (on - that) prep. phr. a condition
use) v. condemnar. que.
condemnable, to be condemned adj. condition v. conditionar.
condemnabile. conditional adj. conditional.
condemnation n. condemnation. conditional [Gram] n. conditional.
condemnatory, condemning adj. conditionally adv. conditionalmente.
condemnatori.
conditions (terms) n. conditiones.
condemned, convicted (one) n.
condole v. condoler.
convicto.
condolence n. condolentia.
condemner n. condemnator.
condom n. medio anticonceptional.
condemning, condemnatory adj.
condemnatori. condom n. condom.
condensability n. condensabilitate. condominium n. condominio.
condensable adj. condensabile. condone v. pardonar.
condensation n. condensation. condone v. condonar.
condense, compact, consolidate v. condor [Ornith] n. condor.
compactar. conducive adj. conducente.
condense (make denser, more conduct (1. leading, guidance; 2.
compact, more concise, etc.) v. direction, management; 3.
condensar. behavior) n. conducta.
condense v. condensar (se). conduct (1. to guide, lead; 2. to direct;
condenser n. condensator. 3. [Phys] (transmit) v. conducer [-
duc-/-duct-].
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conduct (1. to lead, guide; 2. to direct, confectionery (confectioner's trade,

manage) v. ducer [duc-/duct-]. shop, etc.) n. confecteria.
conduct (control) v. diriger. confederacy, confederation n.
conduct, lead, guide v. menar. confederation.
conduct (lead) v. conducer. confederate (accomplice) n. complice.
conduct n. conducta. confederate adj. confederate (pp of

confederar).
conduct back, reconduct v. reconducer.
confederate (ally) n. confederato.
conductibility n. conductibilitate.
confederate v. confederar.
conductible adj. conductibile.
confederation, confederacy n.
conduction (1. Lawl conductio; 2.
confederation.
[Physiol]) n. conduction.
confederative adj. confederative.
conductive adj. conductive.
confer (1. to consult together; 2. to
conductivity n. conductivitate.
bestow) v. conferer.
conductor (1. one who guides or
confer (consult together) v.
directs; 2. railway conductor, bus
conferentiar.
conductor, etc.; 3. [Phys]) n.
confer the degree of Doctor upon v.
conductor. doctorar.
conductor [Mus] n. director.
confer the degree of licentiate upon v.
conductor (of bus) n. billetero. licentiar.
conductor (of water, heat, electricity) conference, interview n. abuccamento.
n. conductor. conference n. conferentia.
conduit n. conducto.
conference (press -) n. conferentia de
cone (1. [Math]; 2. [Bot]) n. cono. pressa.
cone n. cono. conferential adj. conferential.
cone-shaped, coniform adj. coniforme. conferring the licentiate, licentiation
confabulate, chat v. confabular. n. licentiamento.
confabulation, chat n. confabulation. confess (1. to make a confession of; 2.

confabulator, chatterer n. confabulator. to hear the confession of) v.
confessar.
confect, make, manufacture v.
confess (admit) v. admitter.
confectionar.
confection (make into a confection) confess (admit) v. confessar.
[Pharm] v. confectionar. confess v. confessar.
confection [Pharm] n. confection. confessed, shriven adj. confesse.
confectioner n. confectero.
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confession (1. confession to a priest; confine illegally, put under illegal

2. acknowledgement, admission of restraint v. sequestrar.
a fault, etc.) n. confession. confinement (act of confining,
confession (admission) n. admission. restraining) n. confinamento.
confessional, confessionary n. confinement (childbirth) n. puerperio.
confessionario. confinement, detention,
confessional confessional adj. imprisonment n. detenimento.
confessional. confinement, detention,
confessionary, confessional n. imprisonment n. detention.
confessionario.
confinement (restriction) n.
confessor (christian who adheres to
confinamento.
his faith under persecution) n.
confine-oneself-to v. restringer se a.
confessor.
confirm (1. to corroborate, establish;
confessor (priest who hears
2. [Eccl]) v. confirmar.
confessions) n. confessor.
confirm, sanction, establish v. sancir
confetti [I] n. confetti.
[sanc-/ sanct-].
confidant (confident) n. confidente.
confirmation (1. corroboration,
confide v. confider. establishment; 2. [Eccl]) n.
confidence (confidence in someone or confirmation.
something) n. confidentia. confirmative adj. confirmative.
confidence (thing told in confidence) confirmatory, corroborative adj.
n. confidentia. confirmatori.
confidence (trust) n. fiducia. confirmed adj. inveterate.
confidence trick n. duperia. confirmer n. confirmator.
confident (self- confident) adj. confiscable adj. confiscabile.
confidente. confiscate v. confiscar.
confidential (told or written as a
confiscation n. confiscation.
secret) adj. confidential.
confiscator n. confiscator.
confidentially adv. confidentialmente.
confiscatory adj. confiscatori.
confiding, trustful adj. confidente.
confitent (one who confesses) n.
configuration n. configuration.
confitente.
configure, form, shape v. configurar. conflagrate, set afire v. conflagrar.
confine n. confinio. conflagration, deflagration n.
confine, restrain v. confinar. deflagration.
conflagration n. conflagration.
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conflict n. conflicto. confuse, disturb, throw into disorder

conflict v. confliger [-flig-/-flict-]. v. turbar.
confluence (meeting or junction of two confuse (fail to distinguish between) v.

or more rivers, etc.) n. confluentia. confunder [-fund-/-fus-].
confuse, intricate, entangle v. intricar.
confluent [Med] (flowing together) adj.
confluente. confused (1. as in a confused mass; 2.
confluent n. confluente. disconcerted, embarrassed) adj.
confuse.
conform (adapt) v. conformar (se).
confused adj. confuse.
conformable (in conformity) adj.
confused, disordered adj. indigeste.
conforme.
conformation (structure) n. confusion (1. disorder; 2.
conformation. embarrassment) n. confusion.
conformist n. conformista. confusion, disturbance, disorder n.
conformity (in - with) prep. phr. conforme turbation.
a. confutation n. confutation.
conformity n. conformitate. confute (refute) v. confutar.
confound, confuse (1. to throw into congeal (cause to solidify by cooling)
disorder; 2. to bewilder, perplex) v. v. congelar.
confunder [-fund-/-fus-]. congeal v. congelar (se).

confound v. confunder. congealable adj. congelabile.
confraternal adj. confraternal. congealable (capable of becoming
confraternity, brotherhood n. concrete) adj. concrescibile.
confraternitate. congealer n. congelator.
confrere n. confratre. congealment, congelation n.
confront (1. to bring face to face; 2. to congelation.
compare) v. confrontar. congealment n. congelamento.
confrontation n. confrontation. congelation, congealment n.
Confucian adj. confucian. congelation.
Confucian n. confuciano. congenial adj. congenial.
Confucianism n. confucianismo. congeniality n. congenialitate.
Confucius [B.C. 551-478, chinese congenital adj. congenite.

philosopher] n. Confucio. congeries n. congerie.
confuse, confound (1. to throw into congest (cause an obstructive
disorder; 2. to bewilder, perplex) v. accumulation) v. congerer [-ger-/-
confunder [-fund-/-fus-]. gest-].
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congest [Med] v. congestionar. congregation (1. assembly, gathering

congested (crowded) adj. congerite. of people; 2. body of people
congested, inflamed adj. injectate (pp of assembled for religious worship; 3.
injectar). religious company or order; 4.
congested [Med] adj. injectate. committee of the Roman College of
Cardinals) n. congregation.
congestion n. congestion.
congregation [Bib] n. ecclesia.
congestive adj. congestive.
congregational adj. congregational.
conglomerate n. conglomerato.
Congregationalism n.
conglomerate v. conglomerar.
congregationalismo.
conglomeration n. conglomeration.
Congregationalist n. congregationalista.
conglutinate, glue together v.
congress (1. convention, conference;
conglutinar.
2. lawmaking body of a republic) n.
conglutination n. conglutination.
congresso.
conglutinative adj. conglutinative.
congressman n. congressista.
Congo [Geog] n. Congo.
congruence n. congruentia.
congratulate, express joy at v. gratular.
congruent adj. congruente (ppr of
congratulate, felicitate v. felicitar. congruer).
congratulate, rejoice with (someone at congruity, harmony n. congruitate.
good fortune) v. congratular. congruous adj. congrue.
congratulation, felicitation n. conic adj. conic.
felicitatition.
conical adj. conic.
congratulation, felicitation n.
conicity n. conicitate.
congratulation.
conifer adj. conifere.
congratulation, good wishes n.
gratulation. coniferous (bearing cones) [Bot] adj.
congratulation n. felicitation. conifere.
coniform, cone-shaped adj. coniforme.
congratulation n. congratulation.
coniroster [Zool] n. conirostro.
congratulatory adj. gratulatori.
conirostral [Zool] adj. conirostre.
congratulatory adj. congratulatori.
conjectural (based on conjecture) adj.
congregate (collect into a mass or
conjectural.
crowd) v. congregar.
conjecture, make conjectures v.
congregate v. congregar (se).
conjicer [-jic-/ ject-].
conjecture, make conjectures v.
conjecturar.
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conjecture n. conjectura. conjuring trick, illusion n. prestigio.

conjoin, unite, combine v. conjunger [- conjuring trick n. prestigio.
jung-/ junct-]. connatural, inborn, natural adj.
conjoiner n. conjunctor. connatural.
conjoint, conjunct adj. conjuncte. connect, unite, join v. unir.
conjointly, conjunctly, jointly, connect vt. connecter [-nect-/-nex-].
together adv. conjunctemente. connect vi. junger se.
conjugable [Gram] adj. conjugabile. connected adj. connexe.
conjugal adj. conjugal. connecting rod [Mach] n. biella.
conjugate [Bot] adj. conjugate (pp of connection, connexion (union) n.
conjugar). connexion.
conjugate [Gram] v. conjugar. connection, nexus n. nexo.
conjugation [Gram] n. conjugation. connective adj. copulative.
conjugational [Gram] adj. conjugational. connective adj. connective.
conjunct, conjoint adj. conjuncte. connective adj. connexive.
conjunction (1. union; 2. connective, conjunctive adj. subjunctive.
[Astrol/Astron]; 3. [Gram]) n. connective, conjunctive adj. conjunctive.
conjunction.
connexion, connection (union) n.
conjunction (in - with) prep. phr.
connexion.
conjunctemente con.
connivance n. conniventia.
conjunctiva [Anat] n. conjunctiva.
connive v. conniver.
conjunctive, connective adj. subjunctive.
connoisseur (expert) n. cognoscitor.
conjunctive, connective adj. conjunctive.
connoisseur, gourmet (in food and
conjunctivitis n. conjunctivitis.
drink) n. gourmet ¬F.
conjunctly, jointly, together,
connotation n. signification.
conjointly adv. conjunctemente.
connote v. significar.
conjuncture, juncture n. conjunctura.
connubial adj. connubial.
conjure, entreat, beseech v. conjurar.
conquer (gain dominion over) v.
conjure vi. prestigiar. conquirer [-quir-/- quest-/-quisit-].
conjure vt. invocar. conqueror n. conquirente.
conjurer, prestigiaator, juggler n. conqueror n. conquisitor.
prestigiator.
conquest (1. act of conquering a
conjure-up v. evocar.
country, etc.; 2. conquered
conjuring n. prestidigitation. territory, etc.) n. conquesta.
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conquest n. conquesta. consecutive, successive adj.

consanguineous adj. consanguinee. consecutive.
consanguinity (blood relationship) n. consensual [Law] adj. consensual.
consanguinitate. consensus n. consenso.
conscience (matter of -) n. caso de consent (by common -) prep. phr. de
conscientia. communaccordo.
conscientious adj. conscientiose. consent n. consentimento.
conscientious-objector [Mil] n. objector consent (- to) v. consentir [-sent-/-sens-
de conscientia. ].
conscious adj. consciente. consequence (in - of) prep. phr. in
conscious (be - of) v. esser conscie de. consequentia de.
consciousness (awake, aware) n. consequence (inference; outcome,
conscientia. result) n. consequentia.
consciousness (gain/ lose -) v. perder consequent (apodosis of a conditional
conscientia. proposition) n. consequente.
consciousness (gain/ lose -) v. ganiar. consequent (following as a result or
consciousness (gain/ lose -) v. perder conclusion) adj. consequente.
le sensos. consequent [Math] n. consequente.
consciousness (relig) n. conscientia. consequent, resulting adj. consecutive.
conscript, enroll v. conscriber [-scrib-/- consequential adj. consequential.
script-]. consequently, accordingly, therefore,
conscript [Mil] n. conscripto. then adv. ergo.
conscript v. conscriber. consequently, and so adv. ita.
conscription [Mil] n. conscription. conservable adj. conservabile.
consecrate (1. to make sacred or holy; conservation, preservation n.
2. to dedicate to some purpose; 3. conservation.
to sanction) v. consecrar. conservation-of-energy n. conservation
consecrate (as in to consecrate a de energia.
church) v. sacrar. conservative, conservatory adj.
consecrate v. consecrar. conservatori.
consecration (1. action of conservative (conserving, preserving)
consecrating; 2. [R.C.Ch] adj. conservative.
Consecration; 3. sanction) n. conservative n. conservator.

consecration. conservative (pol) adj. conservative.
consecrator n. consecrator. conservative [Pol] n. conservator.
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conservative (preservative) adj. consist v. consister.

conservative. consistency (1. degree of firmness or
conservator (one who conserves, density; 2. congruity, harmony of
preserves) n. conservator. parts) n. consistentia.
conservatory (1. [Mus]; 2. consistent adj. consistente.
greenhouse) n. conservatorio. consistent (in reasoning, behavior,
conservatory, conservative adj. etc.) adj. consequente.
conservatori. consistorial [Eccl] adj. consistorial.
conservatory n. conservatorio.
consistory [Eccl] n. consistorio.
conserve (1. to preserve from harm; 2.
consociate (bring into consociation) v.
to keep, retain) v. servar.
consociar.
conserve (1. to preserve from harm; 2. consociation n. consociation.
to keep, retain) v. conservar.
consolable adj. consolabile.
conserve [Pharm] n. conserva.
consolation n. consolation.
consider, deem v. reputar.
consolatory, comforting adj. consolatori.
consider (give consideration to) v.
console (1. support in the form of a
considerar.
wall bracket; 2. console table) n.
consider anew, reconsider n.
consola.
reconsiderar.
console, comfort (again) v. reconfortar.
considerable adj. considerabile.
console, comfort v. consolar.
considerably adv. assatis.
console, comfort v. confortar.
considerate adj. sollicite.
console n. consola.
consideration (1. act of considering; 2.
console v. consolar.
esteem) n. consideration.
consoled, comforted adj. consolate.
consideration (be under -) n. esser in
consoled, comforted adj. consolate (pp
consideration.
of consolar).
considering, in view of prep. viste.
consoler, comforter n. consolator.
consider-oneself v. creder se.
consolida, comfrey [Bot] n. consolida.
consign (1. to deposit; 2. [Commer]) v.
consolidate, condense, compact v.
consignar.
compactar.
consignation (act of consigning or
consolidate (strengthen) v. consolidar.
depositing) n. consignation.
consolidation (strengthening) n.
consignee [Commer] n. consignatario.
consolidation.
consigner n. consignator.
consolidative adj. consolidative.
consignment n. consignation.
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consoling, comforting (action of) n. constellation [Astron] n. constellation.

confortation. consternation n. consternation.
consommé n. consommé ¬F. constipate v. constipar.
consonant [Mus/Phonet] adj. constipated, costive adj. constipate (pp
consonante (ppr of consonar). of constipar).
consonant n. consonante. constipation n. constipation.
consort n. consorte. constituency n. districto electoral.
consort, spouse n. conjuge. constituent (1. component; 2. having
consortium n. consortium. the power to frame or alter a
conspicuous (be - by one's absence) political constitution) adj.
adj. brillar per su absentia. constituente.
conspicuous (eminent, distinguished) constitute (1. to make up; 2. to
adj. conspicue. appoint; 3. to set up, establish) v.
conspiracy n. conjuration. constituer [-stitu-/-stitut-].
conspiracy, plot n. conspiration. constitute v. constituer.
conspirator, plotter n. conspirator. constitution (1. action of constituting;
conspire (1. to act together; 2. to 2. law, decree; 3 . political
plot) v. conspirar. constitution; 4. composition; 5.
physical make-up of a person) n.
conspire, plot together v. conjurar.
constitution.
constable n. agente de policia.
constitution (physical make-up of a
Constance (1. [Geog]; 2. nprf. ) n
person) n. complexion.
Constantia.
constitutional (in conformity with the
constancy n. constantia.
constitution of a nation) adj.
constant adj. constante.
constitutional.
constant [Math] n. constante. constitutionality n. constitutionalitate.
Constantinian adj. constantinian. constitutive (essential) adj. constitutive.
Constantinople n. Constantinopole. constitutor (one who constitutes) n.
Constantinopolite (inhabitant of constitutor.
Constantinople) n. constantinopolita. constrain (1. to compel; 2. to
constantly adv. constantemente. compress, clasp tightly) v.
constat [Law] n. constat. constringer [-string-/-strict-].
constellate (set in a constellation) adj. constraint n. coercition.
constellate (pp of constellar). constrict v. constringer.
constellate, star v. constellar. constriction n. constriction.
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constrictive adj. constrictive. consultative, advisory adj. consultative.

constrictor [Anat] n. constrictor. consumable adj. consumibile.
constringent adj. constringente (ppr of consume, burn up v. comburer [-bur-/-
constringer). bust-].
construct, build v. struer [stru-/struct-]. consume (eat) v. consumer.
construct v. construer [-stru-/-struct-]. consume (of fire) v. comburer.
construct with concrete, face with consume (use up) v. exhaurir.
concrete v. betonar. consume v. consumer [-sum-/-sumpt-].
construction (1. act of constructing; 2. consume v. consumer.
thing constructed) n. construction. consumer (1. one who destroys or
constructive adj. constructive. uses up; 2. [Commer]) n.
constructor n. constructor. consumitor.
constructor of canals n. canalisator. consummate adj. consummate.
construe v. construer [-stru-/-struct-]. consummate v. consummar.
consubstantial [Theol] adj. consummation (completion,
consubstantial. fulfillment) n. consummation.
consubstantiality [Theol] n. consummator n. consummator.
consubstantialitate. consumption (1. act of consuming; 2.
consubstantiation [Theol] n. [Pathol]) n. consumption.
consubstantiation. consumption (process of consuming)
consuetude, custom n. consuetude. n. consumo.
consuetudinary, customary adj. consumptive adj. consumptive.
consuetudinari. consumptive n. consumptivo.
consul (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. [Foreign
contact (be in - with) v. esser in
Service]) n. consule.
contacto con.
consular (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. [Foreign contact n. contacto.
Service]) adj. consular.
contact v. continger.
consulate (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. [Foreign
contact-lenses n. lentes a contacto.
Service]) n. consulato.
contagion (transmission of a disease
consult (1. to confer; 2. to ask advice
by contact) n. contagion.
of) v. consultar.
contagious adj. contagiose.
consultant, adviser n. consultor.
contain, hold v. caper [cap-/capt-;-cip-/-
consultation, deliberation n. consulta.
cept-].
consultation, deliberation n. contain (hold, comprise) v. continer [-
consultation. tin-/- tent-].
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container adj. recipiente. contempt n. contempto.

container (holder) n. receptaculo. contempt, scorn n. minusprecio.
container (of freight) n. container. contemptible adj. contemptibile.
container, vessel n. vasculo. contemptuous adj. contemptuose.
container ship n. nave a containers. contend (fight, struggle, dispute,
containing silver, argentous adj. etc.) v. contender [-tend-/-tent-].
argentose. contender, contester n. contendente.
containment n. continemento. contender, contester n. contenditor.
containment area n. area de content, contented adj. contente.
continemento. content, contentment n. contento.
contaminable adj. contaminabile.
content, contentment n.
contaminate v. contaminar. contentamento.
contamination (act of contaminating) content, contents n. contento.
n. contamination.
content, satisfied adj. satisfacte.
contaminator n. contaminator.
content v. contentar.
contemn, view with contempt v.
contentable (easily contented) adj.
contemner [-temn-/- tempt-].
contentabile.
contemner, despiser n. contemptor.
contented adj. contente.
contemplate (gaze upon or view
contention (act of arguing, disputing)
thoughtfully) v. contemplar.
n. contention.
contemplate v. contemplar. contentious (1. quarrelsome, fond of
contemplate v. considerar. arguing; 2. involving contention in
contemplation (1. act of gazing upon a dispute) adj. contentiose.
or viewing thoughtfully; 2. contentment, content n.
meditation on spiritual things) n. contentamento.
contemplation. contents n. contento.
contemplative adj. contemplative. conterminous, bordering adj.
contemplator n. contemplator. contermine.
contemporaneous, contemporary adj. conterminous, bordering adj. confin.
contemporanee. contest (call in question) v. contestar.
contemporaneousness n. contest, competition n. concurso.
contemporaneitate.
contest, controversy n. contestation.
contemporary, contemporaneous adj.
contestable adj. contestabile.
contemporanee.
contemporary n. contemporaneo.
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contestant (as in the contestant of a continually adv. continuemente.

will) n. contestante. continuation n. continuation.
contestant (one who takes part in a continuative (expressing or making
contest) n. concurrente. for continuity) adj. continuative.
contestation n. contestation. continuator, continuer n. continuator.
contester, contender n. contenditor. continue, last on, perdure v. perdurar.
contester, contender n. contendente. continue v. continuar (se).
context n. contexto. continuer, continuator n. continuator.
contexture n. contextura. continuity (1. continuousness; 2.
contiguity n. contiguitate. continuum) n. continuitate.
contiguous, adjoining adj. contigue. continuous adj. continue.
continence n. continentia. contort v. contorquer [-torqu-/- tort-].
continent adj. continente. contortion, twisting n. contortion.
continent, mainland n. terra. contour n. contorno.
continent (one of the six great masses contraband (1. smuggling; 2.
of land on the earth) n. continente. smuggled goods) n. contrabando.
continental adj. continental. contrabandist n. contrabandero.
continental (pertaining to, or contrabandist n. contrabandista.
characteristic of, a continent) adj. contrabass, double bass [Mus] n.
continental. contrabasso.
contingency (1. quality of being contraception n. anticonception.
contingent or accidental; 2. contraceptive adj. anticonceptional.
accidental or unexpected event) n.
contraceptive n. medio anticonceptional.
contingentia.
contract (1. to draw together, make
contingency n. contingentia.
smaller or narrower; 2. to enter
contingency, possibility n.
into with mutual obligations; 3. to
eventualitate.
incur, acquire) v. contraher [-trah-/-
contingent (1. accidental or
tract-].
unexpected event; 2. share,
contract (enter into a contract) v.
quota) n. contingente.
contractar.
contingent (of uncertain occurrence) contract n. contracto.
adj. contingente (ppr
of continger).
contract, shrivel v. crispar.
contingent, possible adj. eventual.
contract v. contraher (se).
continuable adj. continuabile.
contractile adj. contractile.
continual adj. continue.
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contractility n. contractilitate. contrary, antipode, opposite n.

contracting party n. contrahente. antipode.
contraction (1. shortening) n. contrary n. contrario.
contraction. contrary (on the -) adj. al contrario.
contraction, shriveling, crispation n. contrary (opposed in situation,
crispation. direction, aim, etc.) adj. contrari.
contractive adj. contractive. contrast (form a contrast) v. contrastar.
contractor n. contractista. contrast n. contrasto.
contractor n. interprenditor. contrast vi. contrastar.
contractual adj. contractual. contrast vt. mitter in contrasto.
contracture [Med] n. contractura. contravallation [Fortif] n.
contradict, deny v. disdicer. contravallation.
contradict v. contradicer. contravene v. contravenir.
contradict v. contradicer [-dic-/-dict-]. contravener n. contraventor.
contradicter, contradictor, gainsayer contravention n. contravention.
n. contradictor. contredance n. contradansa.
contradicting, contradictory adj. contribute (contribute to a periodical)
contradictori. v. collaborar.
contradiction (1. act of contradicting; contribute (furnish as a share) v.
2. inconsistency) n. contradiction. contribuer [- tribu-/-tribut-].
contradictor, gainsayer, contradicter contribution (1. money, help,
n. contradictor. contributed; 2. tax, levy) n.
contradictory, contradicting adj. contribution.
contradictori. contributive adj. contributive.
contralto [Mus] n. contralto. contributor (contributor to a
contraposition, antithesis n. periodical) n. collaborator.
contraposition. contributor n. contributor.
contraption n. apparato. contributor (one who contributes) n.
contraption n. machina. contribuente.
contrapuntal adj. contrapunctistic. contrite adj. contrite.
contrapuntist n. contrapunctista. contrition n. contrition.
contrariety, adversity, mishap n. contrivance, excogitation, devising n.
contrarietate. excogitation.
contrary adj. adverse. contrive v. arrangiar.
contrary adj. contrari. control (check) n. controlo.
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control (check) v. controlar. convene, come together v. convenir [-

control (direction) n. direction. ven-/-vent-].
control (govern) v. diriger. convene vi. convenir.
control (govern) v. governar. convene vt. convocar.
control, have under control, keep convenience, handiness, comfort n.

under control, check, verify v. commoditate.
controlar. convenience, suitability n. convenientia.
control, restrain v. continer [-tin-/-tent-]. convenient adj. conveniente.
controversial adj. controverse. convenient, comfortable, suitable,
controversial, controvertible adj. handy adj. commode.
controvertibile. convent n. convento.
controversialist n. controversista. conventicle n. conventiculo.
controversialist, polemicist n. convention (1. assembly; 2. agreement
polemista. 3. conventional custom) n.
controversially adv. controversemente. convention.
controversy, contest n. contestation. conventional adj. conventional.
controversy n. controversia. conventionalism n. conventionalismo.
controversy n. polemica. conventionalist n. conventionalista.
controvert v. controverter [-vert-/-vers-]. conventionalize, stylize v. stilisar.
controvertible, controversial adj. conventionally adv. conventionalmente.
controvertibile. conventual adj. conventual.
contumacious adj. contumace. converge (tend to come together in a
contumacy (1. pertinacious resistance point) v. converger.
to authority; 2. wilful disobedience convergence, convergency (process or
to the summons or order of a fact of converging) n. convergentia.
court) n. contumacia. convergency, convergence (process or
contuse, bruise v. contunder [- tund-/- fact of converging) n. convergentia.
tus-]. convergent adj. convergente (ppr of
contusion, bruise n. contusion. converger).
convalesce v. convalescer. conversable (sociable, affable) adj.
convalescence n. convalescentia. conversabile.
convalescent adj. convalescente (ppr of conversant (- with) adj. versate in.
convalescer). conversation n. conversation.
convalescent adj/n. convalescente. converse, be engaged in colloquy v.
colloquer [- loqu-/-locut-].
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converse (contrary) n. opposito. conviction (settled belief) n. conviction.

converse [Math] n. reciproco. convince v. convincer [-vinc-/-vict-].
converse v. conversar. convincement n. convincimento.
conversely adv. reciprocamente. convivial adj. convival.
conversion (1. change, transmutation; convocation (action of convoking or
2. change to another religion, calling together) n. convocation.
belief, opinion) n. conversion. convocation (of a council) [R.C.Ch] n.
conversion, converting (act of) n. indiction.
convertimento. convoke, call together v. convocar.
convert (1. to chance, transmute; 2. to convoker n. convocator.
change to another religion, belief, convolute adj. convolute.
opinion) v. converter [-vert-/-vers-].
convolute, convolve v. convolver [-volv-
convert n. converso. /-volut-].
convert v. converter. convolve, convolute v. convolver [-volv-
convertibility n. convertibilitate. /-volut-].
convertible adj. convertibile. convolvulaceous [Bot] adj.
converting, conversion (act of) n. convolvulacee.
convertimento. convolvulus [Bot] n. convolvulo.
convex adj. convexe. convoy (1. act of convoying; 2.
convexity n. convexitate. protecting escort; 3. convoyed
vessel, fleet, train, party) n. convio.
convey (carry) v. transportar.
convoy [Mil] n. convoyo.
convey, transfer v. traducer [-duc-/-duct-
]. convoy [Mil] v. convoyar.
convey (transmit) v. transmitter. convoy n. convio.
conveyer, conveyor n. vector. convoy n. convoyo.
conveyor-belt n. banda transportator. convoy v. convoyar.
convict n. convicto. convoy v. conviar.
convict n. fortiato. convulse v. conveller [-vell-/- vuls-].
convict (prove guilty) v. convincer [-vinc- convulsed adj. convulse.
/- vict-]. convulsion n. convulsion.
convict v. convincer. convulsionary, convulsive adj.
convicted, condemned (one) n. convulsionari.
convicto. Convulsionary [Relig] n. convulsionario.
conviction (for crime) n. condemnation. convulsive adj. convulsive.
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convulsive, convulsionary adj. coop n. galliniera.

convulsionari. cooper n. cupero.
cook (as in to cook meat, vegetables) cooper n. barrilero.
v. cocer [coc-/coct ].
cooperate ( also. co-operate) v cooperar.
cook (do the cooking) v. cocinar.
cooperation ( also. co-operation) (act of
cook n. cocinero.
cooperating) n cooperation.
cook n. cocinera. cooperative adj. cooperative.
cook n. coco. co-operative n. cooperativa.
cook (undergo cooking) vi. cocer. cooperative n. cooperativa.
cook vt. cocer. co-operative (willing to co-operate)
cook again v. recocer. adj. cooperative.
Cook Islands [Geog] n. Insulas Cook. co-operator n. cooperator.
cookbook n. libro de cocina. coopt v. cooptar.
cooker n. apparato a cocer. cooptation, cooption n. cooptation.
cookery n. cocina. cooption, cooptation n. cooptation.
cookery-book n. libro de cocina. coop-up (put in a coop) v. includer.
cookie n. biscuit. coordinate adj. coordinate.
cooking (action of) n. coction. coordinate n. coordinata.
cooking n. cocina. coordinate v. coordinar.
cool, chill v. refrigidar. coordinated adj. coordinate.
cool, chill v. frigidar. coordination n. coordination.
cool, coolness n. frescor. coordinator n. coordinator.
cool, coolness n. fresco. co-owner, coproprietor n.
cool (make or become cool in coproprietario.
temperature) v. refrescar. co-ownership, coproprietorship n.
cool (moderately cold) adj. fresc. coproprietate.
cope n. pluvial.
cool off, become cold v. refrigidar.
cope v. arrangiar se.
cool off, become cold v. frigidar.
Copenhagen n. Copenhagen.
coolie n. coolie ¬A.
Copernican adj. copernican.
cooling, chilling, frigorific adj. frigorific.
copier n. copiator.
coolness, cold, coldness n. frigor.
copious (plentiful) adj. copiose.
coolness, cool n. fresco.
copiousness, plenty, abundance n.
coolness, cool n. frescor.
copia.
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copper adj. de cupro. coral n. corallo.

copper, cuprous adj. cuprose. coral grinder n. corallero.
copper [Metal] n. cupro. coralliform n. coralliforme.
copper (policeman) n. agente de policia. coralline adj. corallin.
copper-bearing, cupriferous adj. coralline [Zool] n. corallina.
cuprifere. cord (1. as in to cord a fabric; 2. to
coppersmith n. caldierero. bind with cords) v. cordar.
coproprietor, co-owner n. cord, rope n. corda.
coproprietario. cord (small) n. funiculo.
coproprietorship, co-ownership n.
cord (small) n. cordon.
coproprietate.
cordage [Naut] n. cordage (-aje).
copse n. boschetto.
cordial (1. hearty, friendly; 2.
copula [Gram] n. copula.
stimulating) adj. cordial.
copulate v. copular se.
cordial (stimulating beverage) n.
copulation (sexual union) n. copulation.
cordial.
copulation (sexual union) n. copula. cordiality n. cordialitate.
copulative [Gram] adj. copulative. cordially adv. cordialmente.
copy (make a - of) v. reproducer. cordiform, heart-shaped adj.
copy (reproduction) n. copia. cordiforme.
copy (specimen) n. exemplar. cordillera (mountain range) n. cordillera
copy (specimen of a book) adj. ¬H.
exemplar. cordon (1. small braid worn as an
copy, transcript n. transcripto. ornament or badge; 2. [Mil]) n.
copy v. copiar. cordon.
cordon n. cordon.
copyist n. copista.
Cordova n. Cordova.
copyright n. copyright ¬A.
cordovan (leather) n. cordovano.
coquet, coquette v. coquettar.
cordovan (made of cordovan leather)
coquet, coquettish adj. coquette.
adj. cordovan.
coquetry n. coquetteria.
Cordovan (native of Cordova) n.
coquette, coquet v. coquettar.
cordovano.
coquette n. coquetta. Cordovan (pertaining to Cordova) adj.
coquettish, coquet adj. coquette. cordovan.
coraco- (crow, raven) [occurring in corduroy n. villuto costate.
compounds] n. corac-. core (nucleus) n. nucleo.
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core (of fruit) n. corde. cornflour n. farina de mais.

co-religionist n. correligionario. cornflower, bluebottle [Bot] n. cyano.
coriaceous adj. coriacee. cornice [Arch] n. cornice.
Corinth n. Corintho. cornucopia n. cornucopia.
Corinthian adj. corinthie. corolla [Bot] n. corolla.
Corinthian n. corinthio. corollary [Logic, Math] n. corollario.
cork (1. bark of the cork oak; 2. cork corollate, corollated [Bot] adj. corollate.
stopper) n. corco. corollated, corollate [Bot] adj. corollate.
cork (as in to cork a bottle) v. corcar. corolliferous [Bot] adj. corollifere.
corkscrew n. tiracorcos. corolliform [Bot] adj. corolliforme.
corn, grain (1. seed of cereal grasses; corona [Astron] n. corona.
2. as in grain market, corn coronal (1. crown; 2. [Anat]) adj.
exchange) n. grano. coronal.
corn (grain) n. cereales. coronary, crown adj. coronari.
corn (hard skin) n. callo. coronation n. coronation.
corn, maize (Indian) n. mais. coronation n. coronatior.
corn v. insalar. coronation n. coronamento.
corncutter, chiropodist n. callista. coronet [Veter] n. corona.
cornea n. cornea. corporal, bodily adj. corporal.
corned adj. insalate. corporal [Mil] n. caporal.
corned beef n. bove insalate. corporality, corporeality n.
cornelian [Mineral] n. cornalina. corporalitate.
corner adj. angular. corporate, corporative adj. corporative.
corner, angle n. angulo. corporation (city council) n. consilio
corner (monopolize) v. monopolisar. municipal.
corporation (guild) n. corporation.
corner (monopolize) v. accapar.
corporation (incorporated company) n.
corner (trap) vt. accular.
societate anonyme.
corner (turn) vi. virar.
corporative, corporate adj. corporative.
cornet (1. [Mus]; 2. [Mil]; 3. [Naut]
corporeal (1. material; 2. corporal,
(burgee) n. cornetta.
bodily) adj. corporee.
cornet (for ice-cream) n. cornetto.
corporeality, corporality n.
cornettist n. cornettista. corporalitate.
cornflakes n. floccos de mais. corporeity n. corporeitate.
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corps [Mil] n. corps ¬F. correspondence (1. conformity; 2.

corps n. corpore. exchange of letters; 3. letters,
corpse (cadaver) n. cadavere. mail) n. correspondentia.
corpse-like, cadaverous adj. correspondent adj/ n. correspondente.

cadaverose. correspondent (corresponding) adj.
corpulence n. corpulentia. correspondente (ppr of corresponder).
corpulent adj. corpulente. correspondent n. correspondente.
corpuscle n. corpusculo. corridor (hallway) n. corridor.
corpuscular adj. corpuscular. corrigible (capable of being set right

or reformed) adj. corrigibile.
corral n. corral.
corroborant (strengthproducing
correct (1. proper; 2. right, accurate)
adj. correcte.
medicine) n. corroborante.
correct (1. to set right; 2. to chastise) corroborate v. corroborar.

v. corriger [-rig-/-rect-]. corroboration n. corroboration.
correction (1. action of setting right; corroborative adj. corroborative.
2. rebuke, punishment) n. corroborative, confirmatory adj.
correction. confirmatori.
correctional (as in correctional corrode (eat away gradually) v.
institutions) adj. correctional. corroder (se) [- rod-/-ros-].
corrective adj. corrective. corrosion n. corrosion.
corrective, correctory adj. correctori. corrosive adj. corrosive.
corrective n. correctivo. corrosive n. corrosivo.
correctness n. correctessa. corrugate, wrinkle (up) v. corrugar.
corrector n. corrector. corrugation n. corrugation.
correctory, corrective adj. correctori. corrupt (1. to make evil or wicked; 2.
correlate v. correlatar. to bribe; 3. to make incorrect,
correlation n. correlation. falsify) v. corrumper [-rump-/-rupt-].
correlative adj. correlative. corrupt adj. corrupte.
correspond (- to / -with) v. corrupt, deprave v. vitiar.

corresponder. corrupt, depraved adj. depravate (pp of
correspond (1. to be in conformity; 2. depravar).
to communicate by exchange of corrupter n. corruptor.
letters) v. corresponder. corruptibility n. corruptibilitate.
corruptible adj. corruptibile.
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corruption (1. depravity; 2. bribery; 3. cosmological adj. cosmologic.

as in corruption of a text or of a cosmologist n. cosmologo.
style) n. corruption. cosmology n. cosmologia.
corsage, bodice n. corsage ¬F. cosmonaut n. cosmonauta.
corset, girdle n. corset ¬F. cosmopolitan adj. cosmopolita.
corset n. corset. cosmopolitan n. cosmopolita.
corset maker n. corsetero. cosmopolitanism n. cosmopolitismo.
Corsica [Geog] n. Corsica. cosmopolitism n. cosmopolitismo.
Corsican adj. corse. cosmorama n. cosmorama.
Corsican n. corso. cosmos (1. universo; 2. orderly
cortex [Anat] n. cortice. whole) n. cosmo.
cortical adj. cortical. cost (at all -s) prep. phr. a omne costo.
corticate, corticose [Bot] adj. corticose. cost, expense n. sumpto.
corticose, corticate [Bot] adj. corticose. cost (price paid or charged) n. costo.
corvette n. corvetta. cost vi. costar.
corvine adj. corvin. cost vt. evalutar.
cosecant [Trig] n. cosecante. cost (without -) prep. phr. gratis.
cosh n. massa. Costa Rica [Geog] ¬H n. Costa Rica.
cosh v. massar. costal [Anat] adj. costal.
cosine [Math] n. cosinus. costive, constipated adj. constipate (pp
cosmetic adj. cosmetic. of constipar).
cosmetic n. cosmetico. costly (costing much) adj. costose.
cosmetics n. cosmetica. costly, expensive adj. dispendiose.
cosmic (relating to the universe) adj. costume [Theat] n. costume.
cosmic. costume v. costumar.
cosmogonal (cosmogonic) adj. cosy adj. commode.
cosmogonic. cot n. lecto de infante.
cosmogony (theory of the generation
cotangent [Math] n. cotangente.
of the universe) n. cosmogonia.
Cote d'Ivoire [Geog] n. Cote d'Ivoire.
cosmographer n. cosmographo.
coterie, clique n. clique ¬F.
cosmographic(al) adj. cosmographic.
cotillion, cotillon n. cotillon ¬F.
cosmography (description of the
cottage n. cabana.
universe or of the earth) n.
cosmographia.
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cotton (1. cotton plant; 2. cotton count (reckoning) n. computo.

fiber) n. coton. count v. contar.
cotton(wool) (absorbent) n. watta. count v. numerar.
cotton (having to do with cotton) adj. count vi. importar.
cotonari. count vt. contar.
cotton shrub, cotton plant n. cotoniero.
count-down n. computo a retro.
cotutor, coguardian [Law] n. cotutor.
countenance, face n. figura.
couch (express) v. exprimer.
countenance, face, visage n. visage (-
couch (lay) vt. reposar. aje).
couch n. lecto de reposo. counter [Fencing] n. contra.
couch vi. jacer. counter (in a store) n. banco.
couchette n. couchette. counter (in shop) n. banco.
cough n. tusse. counter (person or thing that counts)
cough vi. tussir. n. contator.
coughwort, coltsfoot [Bot] n. counter v. contrariar.

tussilagine. counterattack n. contraattacco.
coulomb [Elec] n. coulomb (culomb). counterattack v. contraattaccar.
council (a body of advisers) n. consilio. counterbalance, counterpoise v.
council (as in Nicene Council) n. contrapesar.
concilio. counterbalance, equiponderate v.
council chamber (board room) n. sala equiponderar.
del consilio. counterbalance n. contrabalancia.
councillor n. consiliero. counterbalance n. contrapeso.
councilor n. consiliero. counterbalance v. contrabalanciar.
counsel (advice) n. consilio. counterespionage n. contraspionage (-
counsel, advise v. consiliar. aje).
counsel (barrister) n. advocato. counterfeit (1. to feign, imitate,
counsel, piece of advice n. consilio. mimic; 2. to forge) v. contrafacer [-
fac-/-fact-].
counsel v. consilia.
counterfeit, forged adj. contrafacte.
counsel for the defense (defence)
counterfeit n. contrafaction.
[Law] n. defensor.
counterfeit v. contrafacer.
counsellor, adviser n. consiliator.
counterfeiter n. contrafactor.
counsellor, adviser n. consiliero.
counterfeit-money n. moneta false.
count (earl) n. conte.
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counterfoil, talon, stub [Fin] n. talon. countess n. contessa.

counterfugue [Mus] n. contrafuga. countless adj. innumerabile.
countermand (cancel by giving a count-off (sound off) v. contar (se).
contrary order) v. contramandar. count-on v. contar super.
countermand, counterorder n. country adj. campestre.
contraordine. country, countryside (not town) n.
countermarch v. contramarchar (-sh-). campania.
countermark, counterstamp n. country (land) n. pais.
contramarca. countryman, rustic n. rustico.
countermark, counterstamp v.
country-of-origin n. patria.
contramarcar.
country-of-origin n. pais de origine.
counteroffensive n. contraoffensiva.
countryside, country n. campania.
counterorder, countermand n.
county, earldom n. contato.
contraordine.
counterpane, coverlet, bedspread n. coup n. colpo.
coperilecto. coup-de-grace n. colpo de gratia.
counterpart n. pendant. coup-d'etat n. colpo de stato.
counterpart, pendant (one of a pair in coupé (1. four-wheeled closed
symmetric arrangement) n. pendant. carriage with a seat for two people
counterpart, pendant (one of a pair in inside and a seat for the driver
symmetric arrangement) n. pendant outside; 2. closed, two- door
¬F. automobile; 3. railroad
counterpoint [Mus] n. contrapuncto. compartment) n. coupé ¬F.
counterpoise, counterbalance v. couple (1. pair; 2. [Mech]) n. copula.
contrapesar. couple (married) n. sposos.
counterrevolution n. contrarevolution. couple (unite, bring together in pairs)
counterround n. contraronda. vt. accopular.
counterscarp [Mil] n. contrascarpa. coupling (1. act of coupling; 2.

countersign v. contrasignar. [Techn]) n. accopulamento.
countersign (watchword, password) n. coupon [Fin] n. coupon ¬F.

contrasigno. courage, bravery n. braveria.
counterstamp, countermark n. courage n. corage (-aje).
contramarca. courageous adj. coragiose (-jo-).
counterstamp, countermark v. courageous, brave adj. brave.
contramarcar.
courier (messenger) n. currero.
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course (1. trend, path; 2. course of cousin (son of one's uncle or aunt) n.
lectures, studies) n. curso. cosino.
course (in due -) prep. phr. a tempore cove n. parve baia.
debite. covenant n. convention.
course (of -) adv. naturalmente. covenant n. pacto.
course (of action) n. via. covenant v. promitter.
course (part of a meal served at one covenant v. facer un convention.
time) n. platto. cover (1. to place or spread something
course (path, series) n. curso. on or over; 2. [Breeding]) v. coperir
courser n. cursero. [-per-/-pert-].
court (1. courtyard; 2. court of a cover, conceal v. teger [teg-/tect-].
sovereign; 3. [Law]; 4. courtship, cover (covering) n. copertura.
wooing) n. corte. cover, envelope, jacket n. camisa.
court (1. try to gain the favor of by cover (hard -) n. coperta.
attention or flattery; 2. to woo) v. cover (lid) n. coperculo.
cortesar.
cover (put over) v. coperir.
court (tennis -) n. terreno de tennis.
cover, serve [Breeding] v. montar.
court v. facer le corte a.
cover (travel) v. percurrer.
court v. cortesar.
cover or plate with silver, silver v.
court, woo v. galantear. argentar.
court martial (mil) n. corte martial. cover the foot or root (of a tree) v.
court of law n. corte (de lege). calcear.
courteous adj. cortese. cover with ashes v. cinerar.
courtesan n. cortesana. cover with bitumen, bituminize v.
courtesy (graceful politeness) n. bituminar.
cortesia. cover with bitumen, bituminize v.
courtier n. palatiano. bituminisar.
courtier n. cortesano. cover with plaster, plaster v. ingypsar.
courtliness n. palatianismo. cover with saltpeter v. salpetrar.
courtly adj. palatian. covered adj. coperte.
courtyard n. cortil. covered adj. coperite.
cousin (daughter of one's uncle or covered with snow (flakes) adj. floccate.
aunt) n. cosina. coverer n. copertor.
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covering, coating, facing (of a wall crab [Zool] n. cancere.

bank) n. revestimento. crack (crash, to break with a sharp,
coverlet, bedspread, counterpane n. loud noise) v. crepar.
coperilecto. crack (crash, to make a sharp, loud
covet, be covetous v. concupiscer. noise) v. crepar.
covetous adj. cupide. crack (make a noise) vi. craccar.
covetousness, cupidity n. cupiditate. crack (make a sudden sharp sound in
covetousness n. invidia. breaking) v. craccar.
cow (female bovine) n. vacca. crack (noise) n. crac.
cow v. intimidar. crack [Slang] n. craccaina.
cow stables n. vaccheria. crack [Slang] n. cocaina crack.
coward, cowardly adj. coarde. crack (split) n. fissura.
coward n. coardo. crack (split) v. finder se.
cowardice n. coardia. crack (split) vt. finder.
cowardly adj/adv. coarde. crack (sudden sharp and loud noise)
cowardly, coward adj. coarde. n. crac.
cowboy, cowherd n. vacchero. crack-a-joke v. lanciar un burla.
cowboy n. vacchero. cracker (biscuit) n. biscuit.
cowboy n. cowboy. cracker [Comp] n. cracker.
cower v. quattar tremulante. cracker [Comp] n. invasor de systemas.
cowhand n. vacchero. cracker (expert) n. experto.
cowherd, cowboy n. vacchero. cracker (fire) n. petardo.
cowherd n. bovero. crack-head [Slang] n. narcomano de

cocaina crack.
cowhide n. vacca.
crack-head [Slang] n. craccaino.
cowrie, porcelain shell n. porcellana.
crackle (decrepitate) v. decrepitar.
cowshed n. boveria.
crackle v. crepitar.
cowslip, primrose n. primavera.
crackling [Cul] n/part pres. pelle rostite (de
cowslip, primrose n. primula.
porco).
coxalgia, pain in the hip n. coxalgia.
crackling (noise) n. crepitation.
coxalgic adj. coxalgic.
crack-the-whip v. applicar le regulas.
coy adj. timide.
crack-the-whip v. exiger per fortia.
coy adj. modeste.
Cracow (Krakow) n. Cracovia.
crab [Zool] n. crabba.
cradle (put in cradle) v. incunar.
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cradle (rock in cradle) v. cunar. cranioscopy n. cranioscopia.

cradle (rocking or swinging bed) n. cranium, skull n. cranio.
cuna. crank [Mach] n. manivella.
craft (cunning) n. astutia. crank n. persona irritate.
craft (ship) n. vascello. crank n. lunatic.
craft (ship) n. nave. crank, turn a crank v. manivellar.
craft (trade) n. mestiero. crank (turn) v. tornar.
craftsman n. maestro. cranky adj. irritate.
craftsman n. artisano. crape, crisp, curl, frizzle, crimp v.
craftsmanship n. maestria. crispar.
crafty adj. astute. crash (collision) n. collision.
crafty, artful adj. artificiose. crash [Fin] n. crash.
crag n. rocca prominente. crash [Fin] n. crac.
cram v. reimpler. crash, smash [Fin] n. crac.
cramp, clamp, staple, clip (tool) n. crash, smash (sound of a crash or
crampa. smash) n. fracasso.
cramp, clamp, staple, clip (together) v. crash (sound) n. crac.
crampar. crash (sound) n. fracasso.
cramp [Med] n. crampo.
crash vi. collider.
cramp v. impedir.
crash-helmet n. casco protective.
cranberry n. oxycocco.
crasis [Gram] n. crasis.
crane (1. [Zool]; 2. [Mech]) n. grue.
crass adj. crasse.
crane v. tender le collo.
crassilingual, thicktongued adj.
cranial adj. cranian. crassilingue.
craniological adj. craniologic. crassitude (1. thickness; 2. crassness,
craniologist n. craniologo. grossness) n. crassitude.
craniology n. craniologia. crassitude (1. thickness; 2. crassness,
craniometer n. craniometro. grossness) n. crassitate.
craniometric adj. craniometric. crate n. cassa de imballaye.
craniometrist n. craniometrista. crater (1. [Gr. Antiq] krater; 2. mouth
craniometry n. craniometria. of a volcano) n. crater.
cranioscopical adj. cranioscopic. crateriform adj. crateriforme.
cranioscopist n. cranioscopo. cravat, necktie, scarf n. cravata.

crave, have a craving for v. appeter.
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crave v. desirar ardentemente. creating anew, re-creation n.

crawfish, crayfish n. cambaro. recreation.
crawl, creep v. reper [rep-/rept-]. creation (1. act of creating, thing
created; 2. world, universe) n.
crawl, creep v. reptar.
creation.
crawl (swimming) n. crawl.
creative adj. creator.
crawling, creeping (act or action of) n.
creative adj. creative.
reptation.
creator n. creator.
crayfish, crawfish n. cambaro.
creature n. creatura.
crayfish n. commaro.
creche n. asylo infantil.
crayon n. pastello.
credence (small table for Eucharistic
craze (enthusiasm) n. mania.
elements) [Eccl] n. credentia.
craze (fashion) n. moda.
credential adj. credential.
craze (madness) n. follia.
credentials n. litteras de credentia.
crazy adj. folle.
credibility n. credibilitate.
crazy-paving n. pavimento irregular.
credible adj. credibile.
creak v. strider.
credit (1. prestige based on the
creaking, squeaky, stridulous adj.
confidence of others; 2.
stridule.
[Com/Accounting, fin]) n. credito.
cream (1. oily nart of milk; 2. fancy
credit adj. creditori.
dish made of, or like, cream; 3.
[Cosmetics]; 4. best part of a credit (believe) v. creder.
thing) n. crema. credit (enter on the credit side of an
creamery n. cremeria. account) [Bookkeeping] v. creditar.
creamy adj. cremose. credit card n. carta de credito.
crease, fold, wrinkle n. ruga. creditor n. creditor.
crease, wrinkle v. arrugar. credo, creed n. credo [NL].
crease, wrinkle v. rugar. credulity n. credulitate.
crease-resistant adj/n. antiruga. credulous adj. credule.
create v. crear. creed, credo n. credo [NL].
create a hubbub v. rumorar. creed n. credentia.
create anew, re-create v. recrear. creep (climb) v. scander.
create together v. concrear. creep, crawl v. reper [rep-/rept-].
creatine [Biochem] n. creatina. creep, crawl v. reptar.

creep-in v. entrar sin esser notate in.
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creeping, crawling (act or action of) n. crest (1. comb, tuft on the head of a
reptation. bird; 2. decoration, plumes, on a
creep-out v. sortir sin facer ruito. helmet; 3. ridge of a wave or a
creep-up v. approchar se sin esser mountain) n. cresta.
notate. crest (1. comb, tuft on the head of a
creepy adj. horripilante. bird; 2. decoration, plumes, on a
cremate v. cremar. helmet; 3. ridge of a wave or a
cremation n. cremation. mountain) n. crista.
crematorium n. crematorio. crest (heraldry) n. blason.
crematory adj. crematori. crest (top) n. cresta.
crème (thick sweet liqueur) n. crested, tufted adj. cristate.

crema. crestfallen adj. abattite.
creole (person of pure European cretaceous adj. cretacee.
descent born in the Latin American Crete n. Creta.
countries) n. creolo. cretonne ¬F n. cretonne.
creophagist, carnivore, meat eater n. crevice n. fissura.
creophago.
crew n. gruppo.
creophagous, carnivorous, meat-
crew [Naut] n. equipage (-aje).
eating adj. creophage.
crib (cheat in school) v. copiar
creophagy n. creophagia.
(celatemente).
creosote n. creosoto.
crib (cheater's copy) n. copia (celate).
creosote v. creosotar.
crib (confine) v. confinar.
creosoting (action of) n. creosotage (-
crib (for animals) n. mangiatoria.
aje).
crib (for babies) n. crippa.
crepe n. crepe ¬F.
crib, manger n. mangiatoria (-ja-).
crepitant adj. crepitante (ppr of crepitar).
crib (plagiarize) v. plagiar.
crepitation n. crepitation.
cribriform adj. cribriforme.
crepuscular adj. crepuscular.
cribriform, sievelike adj. cribrose.
crepuscule, twilight, dusk n.
crepusculo. crick (creaking noise) n. cric.
crescendo [I] n. crescendo. crick v. criccar.
crescent adj/n. crescente. cricket [Entom] (insect) n. grillo.
cress [Bot] n. cresson. cricket [Sports] n. cricket ¬A.

crime n. crimine.
Crimea n. Crimea (-ea).
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criminal (1. relating to crime; 2. guilty critic, faultfinder n. censor.

of crime) adj. criminal. critic n. critico.
criminal n. criminal. critic, reviewer n. recensente.
criminal attempt n. attentato. critical (1. pertaining to criticism; 2.
criminal jurist n. criminalista. pertaining to a crisis) adj. critic.
criminality (quality of being criminal) critically adv. criticamente.
n. criminalitate. criticism, comment n. commento.
criminally adv. criminalmente. criticism [Lit/Art, etc] n. critica.
criminate v. criminar. criticism n. critica.
crimination n. crimination. criticism [Philos] n. criticismo.
criminological adj. criminologic. criticize (appraise) v. commentar.
criminologist n. criminologo. criticize (remark critically) v. criticar.
criminologist n. criminologista. croak, caw v. coaxar.
criminology n. criminologia. croak (die) [Slang] v. crepar.
crimp, crape, crisp, curl, frizzle v. croak n. coax.
crispar.
croaking, cawing (act of) n.
crimson adj. carmesin.
coaxamento.
crimson n. carmesino. Croat, Croatian n. croato.
cringe v. humiliar se servilmente. Croatia [Geog] n. Croatia.
crinkle v. crispar (se). Croatian adj. croate.
crinoline (1. stiff cloth made of Croatian (language) n. croato.
horsehair and linen thread; 2. hoop
crochet n. crochet.
skirt) n. crinolina.
crochet [Needlework] n. crochet ¬F.
cripple, lame, maim v. stropiar.
crochet v. crochetar (-sh-).
cripple, maimed person n. stropiato.
crockery n. olleria.
crisis n. crise.
crockery n. ceramica.
crisp, curl, frizzle, crimp, crape v.
crocodile [Zool] n. crocodilo.
crispar.
crocodilian adj. crocodilian.
crisp, curly, crisped adj. crispe.
crocodilian [Zool] n. crocodiliano.
crispation, contraction, shriveling n.
crispation. crocus [Bot] n. crocus.
crisped, crisp, curly adj. crispe. Croesus [Anc. Hist] n. Creso.
crisps n. chips (tchips) ¬A. cromlech n. cromlech.
criterion n. criterio. crook (criminal) n. criminal.
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crook, hook n. croc. crossbar, crossbeam n. transversa.

crook (shepherd's) n. croc. crossbeam, crossbar n. transversa.
crooked (twisted) adj. torte. crossbow n. arcoballista.
crooked (wicked) adj. prave. crossbreeding, hybridization n.
crop, harvest (s) n. messe. hybridation.
crop, harvest (s) n. recolta. crosser, one or that which crosses n.
cruciator.
crop v. tonder.
cross-examine v. interrogar.
crop-up v. arrivar.
cross-eyed, squinting adj. strabe.
crop-up v. apparer.
crossing (1. placing crosswise) n.
croquet [Sports] n. croquet ¬A.
cruciamento.
croquet v. croquetar.
cross-out v. cancellar.
croquette [Cookery] n. croquette ¬F.
cross-reference n. contrareferentia.
cross (1. to place crosswise; 2. to
crossroads n. cruciata (de vias).
intersect, pass across; 3. to cause
cross-section n. section transverse.
to interbreed) v. cruciar.
cross-shaped, cruciform adj.
cross adj. de mal humor.
cruciforme.
cross [Bib] n. stauro.
crossword (- puzzle) n. enigma de
cross [Biol] n. cruciamento. parolas cruciate.
cross (cause to interbreed) v. mesticiar. crossword n. parolas cruciate.
cross (go across) v. transversar. crotaline, crotaloid adj. crotaloide.
cross, hybridize v. hybridar. crotaloid, crotaline adj. crotaloide.
cross (move or go across) v. passar. Crotalus [Zool] n. crotalo.
cross n. cruce. crotchet adj/n. semiminima.
cross (sign, symbol, thing in the shape crotchety adj. obstinate e irritate.
of a cross) n. cruce. crouch, squat (- oneself down) v.
cross (torture stake) n. stauro. quattar (se).
cross, traverse (1. to pass across or crouching, squatting adj. quatte.
through; 2. to thwart) v. transversar. croup (hindquarters of a horse) n.
cross breeding (action or process of) cruppa.
n. mesticiage
(aje). croup [Pathol] n. croup ¬A.
cross oneself v. signar se (con un cruce). croupade [Man] n. cruppada.
cross street n. transversa. crow n. corvo.
cross the street phr. cruciar le strata crow [Ornith] n. cornice.
(via).
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crow [Ornith] n. cornicula. crucifier n. crucifixor.

crow v. cantar. crucifix n. crucifixo.
crowbar n. vecte. crucifixion n. crucifixion.
crowbar, pry, lever n. vecte. cruciform, cross-shaped adj.
crowd, flock, throng (a place) v. affluer cruciforme.
[-flu-/- flux-]. crucify v. crucifiger [-fig-/-fix-].
crowd, gathering n. attruppamento. crude (raw) adj. crude.
crowd n. grege. crude (rude) adj. rude.
crowd n. multitude. crude, unpolished adj. impolite.
crowd, throng n. turba. crude rubber, caoutchouc n. cauchu.
crowd, throng n. pressa. crudeness, crudity n. cruditate.
crowd vi. affluer. crude-oil n. petroleo brute.
crowd vt. incombrar. crudity, crudeness n. cruditate.
crowd vt. plenar. cruel adj. cruel.
crowded adj. plen. cruelty n. cruelitate.
crowded adj. incombrate. cruise [Navy] n. cruciera.
crown (coin) n. corona. cruise (sail to and fro over some part
crown, coronary adj. coronari. of the sea on the lookout for
crown, krone [Fin] n. corona. enemy ships or for the protection
of commerce) v. cruciar.
crown v. coronar.
cruise under water v. subnavigar.
crowned with laurel, laureate adj.
laureate. cruiser n. cruciator.
crowning n. coronation. crumb n. mica.
crucial adj. critic. crumb (small piece of bread, cake,
crucial adj. decisive. rubbed or broken off) n. mica.
crucial (having the form of a cross) adj. crumble (cause to crumble) v. micar.
crucial. crumble vi. collaber.
crucially adv. decisivemente. crumble vi. disintegrar se.
crucially adv. criticamente. crumble vt. micar.
cruciation, torture, torment n. crumple v. corrugar (se).
cruciation. crunch (climax) n. culmine.
crucible, melting pot n. crucibulo. crunch (noise) n. crac.
crucifer (1. [Eccl]; 2. [Bot]) n. crucifero. crunch v. masticar con ruito.
cruciferous adj. crucifere.
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crupper (leather loop passing under a cryptogamic [Bot] adj. cryptogamic.

horse's tail) n. cruppiera. cryptogamist [Bot] n. cryptogamista.
crusade n. cruciada. cryptogamous [Bot] adj. cryptogame.
crusader n. cruciato. cryptogamy [Bot] n. cryptogamia.
crush (affection) n. affection. cryptogram n. cryptogramma.
crush (crowd) n. turba. cryptograph, cryptogram n.
crush (destroy) v. vincer. cryptographo.
crush (flatten) v. applattar. cryptographer n. cryptographo.
crush (of grapes) v. pressar. cryptographic adj. cryptographic.
crush (squeeze) v. contunder. cryptography n. cryptographia.
crush, trample, to tread (grapes) v. cryptomnesia n. cryptomnesia.
fullar. crystal (1. clear, transparent variety of
crust n. crusta. quartz; 2. crystal-glass; 3. form
crustacean, crustaceous adj. crustacee. resulting from crystallization) n.
crustacean n. crustaceo. crystallo.
crystal adj. de crystallo.
crustaceous, crustacean adj. crustacee.
crystal adj. crystallin.
crustose, crusty adj. crustose.
crystal n. crystallo.
crusty, crustose adj. crustose.
crystalline adj. crystallin.
crusty (of bread) adj. crustose.
crystallite [Mineral] n. crystallite.
crusty (of people) adj. irritabile.
crystallizable adj. crystalisabile.
crutch n. crucia.
crystallization n. crystallisation.
cry, cry out (shout) vt/vi. critar.
crystallize v. crystallisar (se).
cry (loud sound produced by man or
beast) n. crito. crystallographer n. crystallographo.
cry (weep) vi. plorar. crystallographical adj. crystallographic.
cry out, cry v. critar. crystallography n. crystallographia.
cry out, exclaim v. clamar. crystalloid adj. crystalloide.
crypt n. crypta. cub (bear) n. ursino.
cryptic adj. enigmatic. cub (fox) n. vulpino.
cryptic adj. secrete. cub (lion) n. leonino.
crypto- (hidden, secret) [occurring in cub (scout) n. boy-scout junior.

compounds and derivatives] adj. cub (wolf) n. lupino.
crypt-. Cuba n. Cuba.
cryptogam [Bot] n. cryptogamo.
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Cuban adj. cuban. cuff (blow) n. colpo de mano.

Cuban n. cubano. cuff (of a sleeve) n. manchette ¬F.
cubature n. cubatura. cuff (on sleeve) n. manchette.
cube (1. [Geom]; 2. [Alg]) n. cubo. cuff (of/on trousers, boots) n. reverso.
cube (1. to make a cube or cubes of; cuff v. colpar.
2. to measure the cubic content of; cufflinks n. buttones geminate.
3. [Alg]) v. cubar. cuirass n. cuirasse.
cube-root n. radice cubic. cuirass v. cuirassar.
cubic (1. having the form of a cube; 2. cuirassier n. cuirassero.
[Alg]) adj. cubic.
cuirassing (act of) n. cuirassamento.
cubic meter, stere [Metric System] n.
Culex [Entom] n. culice.
stereo.
culinary adj. culinari.
cubicle, small bedroom n. cubiculo.
culminate v. culminar.
cubism n. cubismo.
culmination n. culmination.
cubist n. cubista.
culorimeter n. calorimetro.
cubit (1. [Anat] ulna; 2. [Entom]; 3. the
culpability, guilt n. culpabilitate.
measure cubit) n. cubito.
culprit n. culpabile.
cubital [Anat] adj. cubital.
cult n. culto.
cubitodigital adj. cubitodigital.
cultism, Gongorism n. cultismo.
cuckold n. cucu.
cultivable adj. cultivabile.
cuckoo [Ornith] n. cucu.
cultivate (1. to till; 2. to raise or foster
cucumber n. cucumbre.
the growth of) v. cultivar.
cucumber n. cucumere.
cultivate, till v. coler.
cucurbit (1. [Bot] gourd) n. cucurbita.
cultivate, till v. coler [col-/cult-].
cucurbitaceous adj. cucurbitacee.
cultivate v. cultivar.
cuddle v. imbraciar.
cultivated, tilled adj. culte.
cuddly adj. caressabile.
cultivation (tilling of land) n. cultivation.
cudgel, club n. fuste.
cultivation of meadows n. praticultura.
cudgel, thrash, beat v. fustigar.
cultivator n. cultor.
cudgel, thump, beat v. massar.
cultivator (tiller of the soil) n. cultivator.
cudgel v. bastonar.
cultivator of meadow land, meadower
cue (billiards) n. baston.
n. praticultor.
cue n. [Theat].
cultural adj. cultural.
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culturally adv. culturalmente. cupric [Chem] adj. cupric.

culture (1. cultivation, act of cupriferous, copper-bearing adj.
cultivating; 2. [Bacteriol]; 3. state cuprifere.
or level of culture) n. cultura. cuprite [Mineral] n. cuprite.
cultured adj. culte. cuprous, copper adj. cuprose.
cultured erudite adj. culte. cup-shaped, caliciform adj. caliciforme.
cumbersome, entangled adj. cupule [Bot] n. cupula.
embarassose. cupuliferous adj. cupulifere.
cumin n. cumino. cur n. canastro.
cumulate, heap or pile up v. cumular. curability n. curabilitate.
cumulation, heaping up n. cumulation. curable adj. curabile.
cumulative adj. cumulative. curable adj. sanabile.
cumulus [Meteorol] n. cumulo (cu-). Curacao [Geog] n. Curacao.
cuneal adj. cuneal. curate, curé n. curato.
cuneate adj. cuneate (pp of cunear). curate n. vicario parochial.
cuneiform adj. cuneiforme. curative, healing adj. sanative.
cunning adj. astute. curative, healing adj. curative.
cunning n. astutia. curator (of a museum) n. curator.
cup, calyx [Bot] n. calice. curb (brake) n. freno.
cup (chalice) n. calice. curb, keep from, restrain v. retener [-
cup (for tea, coffee) n. tassa. ten-/- tent-].
cup, goblet n. cuppa. curb (kerb) n. bordo.
cup (goblet, trophy) n. cuppa. curbable, checkable, stoppable adj.
cup (teacup, coffee cup) n. tassa. frenabile.
cupboard, wardrobe n. armario. curdle v. cualiar (se).
cupel n. cuppella. curé, curate n. curato.
cupel v. cuppellar. cure [Med] (heal) v. curar.
cupellation n. cuppellation. cure (heal) v. sanar.
cup-final n. campionato final. cure, healing n. curation.
cupful n. tassata. cure n. remedio.
Cupid n. Cupido. cure (with smoke) v. fumar.
cupidity, covetousness n. cupiditate. cure of souls n. cura.
cupola, dome n. cupola. curettage n. curettage (-aje).

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curette [Surg] n. curetta. curry n. cari.

curette [Surg] v. curettar. curry vt. preparar al cari.
curfew n. coperifoco. curry-favor-with v. insinuar se in le
curiosity (1. desire to see or know; 2. favor de.
curious object) n. curiositate. curry-powder n. pulvere de curcuma.
curious (1. desirous of seeing or curse, malediction n. malediction.
knowing; 2. deserving or exciting curse (utter a curse or curses
curiosity) adj. curiose. against) v. maledicer [-dic-/-dict-].
curl (cause to curl) v. buclar. curse vi. blasphemar.
curl (curled lock of hair) n. bucla. curse vt. maledicer.
curl, frizzle, crimp, crape, crisp v. cursed, accursed adj. maledicte.
crispar. cursive (as in cursive script) adj.
curl in ringlets, locks (cause to) v. cursive.
anellar. cursive n. cursiva.
curler n. ferro a buclar. curt adj. brusc.
curly adj. crispe. curtail v. accurtar.
curly, crisped, crisp adj. crispe. curtain (1. as in window curtain, bed
currant (acid berry of several species curtain; 2. [Fortif]) n. cortina.
of Ribes) n. ribes. curtain [Theat] n. tela.
currency (money in actual use in a curtain v. incortinar.
country) n. numerario.
curtsy n. reverentia.
currency n. moneta.
curtsy v. facer un reverentia.
current (1. generally used or accepted;
curvature, curve n. curvatura.
2.present) adj. currente.
curvature, curve n. incurvatura.
current (alternating -) n. currente
curve (cause to curve) v. curvar.
alternative.
curve, curvature n. curvatura.
current (be in - use) v. haber curso.
curve, curvature n. incurvatura.
current (direct -) n. currente continue.
curve (curved line) n. curva.
current n. currente.
curve v. curvar (se).
current, present adj. actual.
curve again v. recurvar.
current account n. conto currente.
curved adj. curve.
current events n. actualitates.
curvet (execute a curvet) v. curvettar.
curriculum n. curriculo.
curvet n. curvetta.
curry (chicken -) n. pullo al indiana.
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curvilinear adj. curvilinee. customary, consuetudinary adj.

cushion (pillow to sit, lie or kneel on) consuetudinari.
n. cossino. customer n. cliente.
cushion v. amortir. customers n. clientela.
cusp n. cuspide. customhouse n. doana.
cuspal, cuspidal adj. cuspidal. customhouse officer n. doanero.
cuspated, cuspidate, cusped adj. customs adj. doanal.
cuspidate. customs (clear through -) v. disdoanar.
cusped, cuspated, cuspidate adj. customs n. doana.
cuspidate.
customs-clearance n. disdoanamento.
cuspidal, cuspal adj. cuspidal.
customs-officer n. doanero.
cuspidate, cusped, cuspated adj.
cut, cut off v. trenchar (-sh).
cuspidate.
cut (divide, sever or reduce by
cusp-shaped adj. cuspidiforme.
cutting) v. secar [sec-/sect-].
custard n. crema dulce de farina a mais e
lacte. cut (make a cut in) v. secar.
custard n. crema dulce de ovos e lacte. cut (make or shape by cutting) v. taliar.
custodial adj. custodial. cut, shape (as a brilliant) v. brillantar.
custodial [Eccl] n. custodia. cut (wound or opening made by

cutting) n. sectura.
custodian, guardian n. custode.
cut again v. retaliar.
custody (keep in -) v. detener.
cut in, notch v. insecar [-sec-/-sect-].
custody (keep in -) v. custodiar.
cut into, incise v. incisar.
custody (safekeeping, care) n. custodia.
cut into v. incider [-cid-/-cis-].
custom, consuetude n. consuetude.
cut into v. incider.
custom (duty) n. derecto.
cut off, abscind v. abscinder [-scind-/-
custom, fee, duty n. derecto.
sciss-].
custom, habit, usage n. usantia.
cut off, cut v. trenchar (-sh).
custom (habit) n. costume.
cut off, excide, cut out v. excider [-cid-
custom, usage, manner n. more.
/-cis-].
custom, usage n. costume. cut off, lop off v. defalcar.
custom, usage n. usage (-aje). cut off, remove v. precider [-cid-/-cis-].
customary adj. costumari. cut out, cut off, excide v. excider [-cid-
customary adj. usual. /-cis-].
cutaneous adj. cutanee.
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cut-down (reduce) v. reducer. cutting, cutting off (act of) n.

cut-down (with scythe) v. falcar. trenchamento (- sh-).
cute adj. sympathic. cutting (incision) n. incision.
cuticle (1. scarfskin, epidermis; 2. cutting (of newspaper) n. retalio.

cuticle surrounding finger and cutting (plant) n. planton.
toenails) n. cuticula. cutting, set, shoot [Hort] n. planton.
cuticular adj. cuticular. cutting, sharp adj. trenchante.
cut-in v. insecar. cutting, sharp adj. trenchante (-sh-) (ppr
cut-into v. incisar. of trenchar).
cut-it-out! (command) interj. basta! cutting, shred, clipping n. retalio.
cutlass (short, curving sword) n. cutting or lopping off, reduction n.

cultellasso. defalcation.
cutler n. cultellero. cyan, cyan blue n. cyano.
cutlery (business of a cutler) n. cyanamide [Chem] n. cyanamido.

cultelleria. cyanic [Chem] adj. cyanic.
cutlet, chop n. cotelette ¬F. cyanide [Chem] n. cyanuro.
cutlet n. cotelette. cyanogen [Chem] n. cyanogeno.
cut-off adj. isolate. cyanometer (instrument for measuring
cut-off (isolate) v. isolar. degrees of blueness) n. cyanometro.
cut-off (sever) v. abscinder. cyanosis [Pathol] n. cyanosis.
cut-off (sever) v. amputar. cyanotype, blueprint n. cyanotypo.
cut-out (remove by cutting) v. excider. cyanus [Antill] n. cyano.
cut-out (remove by cutting) v. taliar. cyclamen [Bot] n. cyclamino.
cut-out (stop) v. cessar. cycle (as in cycle of the seasons) n.
cut-price adj. phr. a precio reducte. cyclo.
cycle (bicycle) n. bicycletta.
cutter (of gems, wood, stone) n.
taliator. cycle (bicycle, tricycle) n. cyclo.
cutter (one who or that which cuts) n. cycle (bicycle) v. bicyclar.
trenchator (-sh-). cycle [Lit] n. cyclo.
cutter (small sailboat with one mast) cycle (period) n. cyclo.
n. cutter ¬A. cyclic adj. cyclic.
cutting (act of) n. section.
cycling (sport of) n. cyclismo.
cutting adj. trenchante.
cyclist (bicyclist) n. bicyclista.
cyclist n. cyclista.
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cycloid n. cycloide. Cynocephalus, Papio [Zool] n.

cyclonal (cyclonic) adj. cyclonal. cynocephalo.
cyclone n. cyclon. cynophile (dog-loving) adj. cynophile.
Cyclopean adj. cyclopic. cypress, cypress tree n. cypresso.
Cyclops [Gr. Mythol / Zool] n. cyclope. Cyprian (Cypriote) n. cyprio.
cyclotron n. cyclotron. Cyprian (1. of Cyprus, Cypriot; 2. of

Aphrodite) adj. cyprie.
cylinder [Geom] n. cylindro.
Cypriot adj. cypriota.
cylinder [Mech] (piston-chamber);
[Geom] n. cylindro. Cypriot n. cypriota.
cylinder v. cylindrar. Cypriot n. cyprio.
cylindering (process of) n. cylindrage (- Cypris, Aphrodite n. Cypride.

aje). Cyprus [Geog] n. Chypre.
cylindrical adj. cylindric. cystalgia n. cystalgia.
cylindrically adv. cylindricamente. cystiform adj. cystiforme.
cylindriform adj. cylindriforme. cystitis [Med] n. cystitis.
cylindrocellular adj. cylindrocellular. cystose, cystous adj. cystose.
cylindrocephalic adj. cylindrocephale. cystotomy n. cystotomia.
cylindroid n. cylindroide. cyto-, cyt- [Biol] [occurring in
cymbal n. cymbalo. derivatives and compounds] n. cyto-
cymbalist n. cymbalero. .
cytoplasm [Biol] n. cytoplasma.
cyn- (cyno-) [occurring in derivatives
and compounds] n. cyn-. czar (tsar) ¬R n. czar (tsar).
cynegetic (pertaining to the chase) adj. czar (tsar) ¬R n. tsar.

cynegetic. czardas [Hu] n. czardas.
cynic(al) [Philos] (cynical) adj. cynic. czarevich (tsarevich) n. czarevich
cynic [Philos] (cynical person) n. cynico. (tsarevitch) ¬R.
cynically adv. cynicamente. czarevich (tsarevich) n. tsarevich (-
evitch) ¬R.
cynicism n. cynismo.
czarevna (tsarevna) n. czarevna (ts-) ¬R.
cyno- (dog) [occurring in derivatives
czarevna (tsarevna) n. tsarevna ¬R.
and compounds] n. cyn-.
czarian (tsarian) adj. czarian (ts-).
cynocephalic (dog- headed) adj.
cynocephale. czarian (tsarian) adj. tzarian (ts-).
cynocephalous (dog- headed) adj. czarina (tsarina) n. czarina (ts-).
cynocephale. czarina (tsarina) n. tsarina.
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czarism (tsarism) n. tsarismo (ts-). Czechoslovak adj. checoslovac.

czarism (tsarism) n. czarismo (ts-). Czechoslovak n. checoslovaco (tch-).
czarist (tsarist) n. tsarista. Czechoslovak n. checoslovaco.
Czech adj. chec (tch-). Czechoslovakia [Geog] n.
Czech n. checo (tch-). Checoslovachia (tchecoslovakia).
Czech Republic [Geog] n. Republica
Chec.
D - d
D, d (letter -) n. littera d (de). daily (cleaner) n. domestica

D (the note) [Mus] n. re. (nonresidente).
dab n. colpo legier. daily (newspaper) n. quotidiano.
dab v. applicar con colpo legier. dainty adj. delicate.
dabble v. agitar. dainty n. delicatessa.
dabble v. occupar se como dilettante. dairy ( place where milk and cream are
kept and made into butter and
dactyl [Pros] n. dactylo (dac-).
cheese; 2. store that sells milk and
dactylic adj. dactylic.
milk products) n. lacteria (-ia).
dactylology n. dactylologia (-ia).
dairy farm n. vaccheria (-ia).
dactyloscopy, fingerprint
dairy-farm n. ferma lactari.
identification n. dactyloscopia (-ia).
dairy-produce n. productos lactari.
dad, daddy n. papa.
dais, platform, estrade n. estrade [F].
daddy, dadm papa n. papa.
daisy, marguerite n. margarita.
daemon [Gr. Relig] n. demone.
Daltonian adj. daltonian.
daffodil n. narcisso silvestre.
Daltonism n. daltonismo.
daft adj. folle.
dam (animal) n. matre.
daft adj. stupide.
dam (dike, weir) n. dica.
dagger n. daga.
dam (dike) n. barrage.
dagger, poniard n. pugnal.
dam v. barrar.
dahlia [Bot] n. dahlia (dal-).
damage, damnify v. damnificar.
daily adj. quotidian.
damage, harm n. damno.
daily adv. quotidianmente.
damage n. injuria.
daily adv. omne die.
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damage, spoil v. guastar. damson n. damasceno.

damages n. indemnitate. dance [Mus] (dancing) n. dansa.
Damascene (inhabitant of Damascus) dance v. dansar.
n. damasceno. dance v. ballar.
Damascene (of Damascus) adj. dance a quadrille v. quadrillar.
damascen.
dancer [Masc] dansator, dansatrice n.
damascene v. damascenar.
scarpino.
damascene (work) n. damascenage (- dandelion n. dente de leon.
aje).
dandruff (scurf, furfur) n. furfure.
damascener n. damascenator.
dandruffy (scurfy) adj. furfurose.
Damascus n. Damasco.
dandy horse, velocipede n. velocifero (-
damask (weave or adorn with damask
ci-).
ornamentation) v. damascar.
Dane (great) adj. danese.
dame, donna n. donna.
Dane (great) n. dano.
damn (I don't give a -) phr. non me
Dane (native of Denmark) n. dano.
importa.
Dane (of Denmark) adj. danese.
damn interj. diabolo!
danger n. periculo.
damn [Theol] v. damnar.
danger (peril) n. periculo (-iculo).
damnable (deserving damnation) adj.
dangerous (perilous) adj. periculose.
damnabile.
damnation [Theol] n. damnation. dangle vi. esser suspense.
damnify, damage v. damnificar. dangle vt. suspender.
damp n. humiditate. Danish adj. dan.
damp, wet adj. humide. Danish adj/n. danese.
dampen, moisten v. humectar. dank adj. humide.
dampen (of enthusiasm) v. amortir. Danube n. Danubio.
dampen (wet) v. humectar. Danubian adj. danubian.
damper (of car) n. amortisator. Dardania n. Dardania.
damper (of furnace) n. registro. Dardanian, Trojan n. dardano (dar-).
dampness n. humiditate. Dardanian Trojan adj. dardane.
dampproof adj. impermeabile. Dardanus [Mythol] n. Dardano (dar-).
damsel n. donzella. dare (I - say) adv. probabilemente.
damsel n. virgine. dare (I - say) adv. forsan.
damsel n. puera. dare n. defia.

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dare v. osar. Darwinist, Darwinian n. darwinista.

daredevil n. osato. dash (bit) n. pauc.
daring adj. osate (pp of osar). dash (daring) n. ardor.
daring adj. hardite. dash (line) n. lineetta.
daring, audacious adj. audace. dash vi. precipitar se.
daring, audacious adj. audaciose. dash vt. lancear con violentia.
daring, audacity n. audacia. dashboard n. pannello a instrumentos.
daring, hardihood, boldness n. dashing adj. galliarde.
harditessa. data n. datos.
daring, hardy, bold adj. hardite (pp of data-processing n. elaboration de datos.
hardir).
dataria, datary [Eccl] n. dataria.
dark (1. obscure, dusky, tenebrous; 2.
datary, dataria [Eccl] n. dataria.
sinister, evil) adj. tenebrose.
datary (head of the datary) [Eccl] n.
dark n. tenebras.
datario.
dark, obscure, dim adj. obscur.
date (-) phr. usque al presente.
darken, obscure, dim v. obscurar.
date adv. usque nunc.
darken, shade (put shading in or on)
date (date according to the calendar)
v. umbrar.
n. data.
darkness (1. dark; 2. wickedness) n.
date (fruit) n. dactylo.
tenebrositate.
date (fruit of the date palm) n. dattilo
darkness n. tenebras.
(da-).
darkness, obscurity, dimness n.
date (fruit of the date palm) n. dactylo
obscuritate.
(dac-).
darkroom n. camera obscur.
date (mark with a date) v. datar.
darling adj. car.
date (out of -) adj. obsolete.
darling [Fem] n. cara.
date (out of -) adj. antiquate.
darling [Masc] n. caro.
date (up to -) adv. moderne.
darn v. sarcir.
date (up to -) adv. actual.
dart (for game) n. flechetta.
date forward, postdate v. postdatar.
dart v. precipitar se subitemente.
date-from phr. datar de.
dart (weapon) n. dardo.
dative [Law] adj. dative.
dartboard n. scopo pro flechettas.
dative n. dativo.
Darwinian adj. darwinian.
datum n. dato.
Darwinism n. darwinismo.
daub v. revestir, coperir.
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daub v. coperir, revestir. daze n. esturdimento.

daughter n. filia. daze, stun v. esturdir.
daughter-in-law n. filia affin. dazzle (blinding) n. cecamento.
daunt v. intimidar. dazzle (pomp) n. pompa.
dauphin [Fr. Hist] n. delphino. dazzle v. cecar.
dawdle v. perder le tempore. dazzling brightness, fulgor n. fulgor.
dawdle v. tardar. deacon [Bib] (member of the order of
dawn (beginning) n. initio. clergy immediately below that of
dawn, break of day (daybreak) n. alba. priest) n. diacono (-a-).
dawn (daybreak) n. aurora. deaconess (1. [Early Chr. Ch]; 2.

member of a Protestant sisterhood
dawn v. comenciar a parer.
devoted to works of charity and
dawning (beginning) n. initio.
religion) n. diaconessa.
dawning, nascent adj. nascente (ppr of
dead adj. morte.
nascer).
dead (at - of night) phr. in le medio del
day (1. day as opposed to night; 2.
nocte.
period of twenty-four hours) n.
jorno. dead n. morte.
day (1. day as opposed to night) n. die. dead heat [Horse Racing] n. dead heat
[A].
day (by -) phr. de die.
dead man or person, deceased n.
day (from - to -) phr. de die in die.
morto.
day (good -) Greet] bon die phr. un
deaden (feelings, taste) v. amortir.
belle die.
dead-end n. impasse.
day (the - after tomorrow) n.
postdeman. deadening, subduing (act of) n.
amortimento.
day before yesterday adv. ante-heri.
dead-letter n. littera morte.
day lily, Hemerocallis [Bot] n.
hemerocallide. deadline n. data ultime.
day-before-yesterday n. anteheri. deadline n. data limitar.
daybreak n. alba. deadlock n. impasse.
daydream n. reverie. deadly, fatal, death-bearing adj.

mortifere.
daydream v. soniar (distractemente).
deadly nightshade [Bot] n. belladonna.
daylight n. lumine del die.
Dead-Sea [Geog] n. Mar Morte.
day's cutting or mowing n. falcata.
deaf adj. surde.
day's journey n. jornata.
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deaf and dumb, deaf-mute adj. deambulation, stroll n. deambulation.

surdemute. deambulatory, sauntering adj.
deaf-aid n. apparato acustic. deambulatori.
deafen (stun with noise) v. assurdar. dean (senior member of a faculty or
deaf-mute, deaf and dumb adj. any other body; head of a cathedral
surdemute. chapter) n. decano.
deafness n. surditate. deanery n. decanato.
deal (a blow) vt. dar. deanship (deanery) n. decanato.
deal (a great -) adj. multo. dear (1. beloved, loveable; 2.
deal (business) n. negotio. expensive) adj. car.
deal (business) n. transaction. death, decease n. transpassamento.
deal (cards) v. distribuir. death (decease) n. decesso.
deal n. distribution de cartas. death (demise) n. obito (o-).
deal n. mano de cartas. death n. transpasso.
deal, trade (do business) v. death n. morte.
commerciar. death (put to -) v. poner a morte.
deal, trade (do business) vi. mercar. death (sentence to -) v. condemnar a
deal v. facer distribution de cartas. morte.
deal v. dar un mano de cartas. death-bearing, deadly, fatal adj.
deal (wood) n. abiete. mortifere.
death-certificate n. certificato de morte.
dealer, gypsum worker n. gypsero.
death-duty n. derectos de succession.
dealer, marketer, merchant n.
mercator. deathly adv. fatal.
dealer, merchant n. mercante. deathly adv. mortifere.
dealer, merchant (one engaged in death-rate (taxa de) n. mortalitate.
trade) n. negotiante. death-sentence n. sententia de morte.
dealer n. venditor. debar v. excluder.
dealer in notions, small-ware dealer n. debarkation, disembarkation n.
mercero. disbarcamento.
dealer in sand n. arenero. debarkation, disembarkation n.
deal-in v. commerciar in. disimbarcation.
deal-with (concern) v. tractar se de. debase (coinage) v. alterar.
deal-with (trade) v. commerciar con. debase, degrade (exert a demoralizing

influence on) v. incanaliar.
deal-with (treat) v. arrangiar.
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debase (degrade) v. degradar. decade (1. period of ten days; 2.

debasing, degrading adj. degradante. division of a book consisting of ten
debatable adj. debattibile. parts) n. decade (de-).
debatable adj. discutibile. decade (period of ten years) n.

decennio.
debate n. debatto.
decadence n. decadentia.
debate n. discussion.
decadent adj. decadente.
debate v. agitar.
decagon [Geom] n. decagono.
debate v. discuter.
decagonal, decagon adj. decagon.
debate v. debatter.
decagram n. decagramma.
debile, weakly, feeble adj. debile.
decahedron [Geom] n. decahedro.
debilitate, weaken, enfeeble v.
debilitar. decaliter n. decalitro (-a-).
debilitation n. debilitation. Decalog (ue) n. decalogo (-a-).
debility n. debilitate. decameter (1. [Pros]; 2. [Meas]) n.

decametro (- a-).
debit n. debito (de-).
decamp (1. to break up a camp; 2. to
debit v. debitar.
depart quickly) v. discampar.
debouch, issue forth v. disbuccar.
decampment n. discampamento.
debouching, issuing forth(action of) n.
decant, transvase v. transvasar.
disbuccamento.
decanter n. carrafa.
debride [Surg] v. disbridar.
decapitate (behead) v. decapitar.
debris n. restos.
decapod, decapodous adj. decapode (-
debris n. fragmentos.
a-).
debt (be in -) v. esser indebitate.
decapod [Zool] n. decapodo (-a-).
debt n. debito.
decarbonization n. discarburation.
debt n. debita (de-).
decarbonize, decarbonate v.
debt (run into -) v. indebitar se.
discarbonatar.
debtor n. debitor. decarbonize v. discarburar.
debut (first public appearance of an decastere [Metric System] n.
actor, singer) n. début [F]. decastereo.
debutant n. débutant [F]. decasyllabic adj. decasyllabe (-si-).
debutante n. débutante [F]. decasyllable, decasyllabic n.
dec-, deca- (ten) [occurring in decasyllabo (-si-).
derivatives and compounds] adj. decathlon n. decathlon.
deca-.
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decay, become decadent, decline, rot deceiver n. deceptor.

vi. decader. decelerate v. relentar.
decay (fall into -) v. cader in decadentia. decelerate v. lentar.
decay (fall into -) v. ruinas. deceleration n. deceleration.
decay (of teeth) n. carie. deceleration n. relentamento.
decay (rot) n. decomposition. deceleration n. allentamento.
decay (rot) n. decadentia. December n. decembre.
decay (rot) vi. decomponer. decemvir [Rom. Antiq] n. decemviro (-
decay, taint n. corruption. cem-).
decay (teeth) v. cariar. decemviral adj. decemviral.
decayed (decrepit) adj. decadite. decemvirate n. decemvirato.
decayed (decrepit) adj. decrepite. decency, modesty, propriety n.
decayed (of teeth) adj. cariate. honestitate.
decayed (rotten) adj. putride. decency, modesty, propriety n.
honestate.
decayed, tainted, infeeted, rotten adj.
decency n. decentia.
corrupte.
decease, death n. transpassamento. decent (1. in accordance with
propriety or good taste; 2.
decease, die v. deceder [-ced-/-cess-].
respectable) adj. decente.
decease n. decesso.
decent, modest, proper adj. honeste.
deceased adj. decedite.
decent, proper adj. conveniente.
deceased, dead man or person n.
morto. decentralization n. discentralisation.
deceased, defunct adj. defuncte. decentralize v. discentralisar.
deceased, defunct n. defuncto. deception, deceit n. deception.
deceased n. decedito. deception, fraud n. fraude.
deceit, deception n. deception. deceptive adj. illusori.
deceitful adj. fallace. deceptive adj. fallace.
deceitful adj. fraudulente. deciare (one tenth part of an are) n.

deciar.
deceive (cause to believe the false, or
decibel n. decibel.
disbelieve the truth) v. deciper [-
cip/-cept-]. decide (1. to determine, settle; 2. to
deceive, put under an illusion v. illuder cause to reach a decision) v. decider
[-lud-/- lus-]. (se) [-cid-/-cis-].
deceive-oneself v. illuder se. decide v. resolver (se).
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decide in favor of (- our of) v. optar deckchair n. sede plicabile.

pro. deckhand n. marinero.
decided (1. firm, resolute; 2. clear, deck-out v. revestir.
definite) adj. decise.
declaim (1. to recite; 2. to speak in an
decided adj. incontestabile. impassioned manner) v. declamar.
deciduous adj. caduc. declaim, speak rhetorically v. eloquer [-
decigram n. deci-gramma. loqu-/- locut-].
deciliter n. deci-litro (-ci-). declaimer, one who recites n.
decimal adj. decimal. declamator.
decimal n. fraction decimal. declaiming, declamation n.
declamation.
decimal-point n. puncto decimal.
declamation, declaiming n.
decimate v. decimar.
declamation.
decimation n. decimation.
declamatory (or peraining to rhetorical
decimator n. decimator. declaiming) adj. declamatori.
decimeter n. deci-metro (-ci-). declaration (formal announcement,
decipher v. decifrar. strong statement) n. declaration.
decipherable adj. decifrabile. declarative adj. declarative.
decipherer n. decifrator. declaratory [Law] adj. declaratori.
deciphering (act of) n. deciframento. declare (1. to proclaim; 2. to declare
decision (1. act of deciding; 2. dutiable goods) v. declarar.
firmness, resolution) n. decision. declension [Gram] n. declination.
decision (come to a -) v. prender un declension n. declination.
partito. declinable (1. rejectable; 2. [Gram])
decision n. resolution. adj. declinabile.
decision, resolution n. deliberation. declination (1. downward bend, slope;
decisive adj. decretori. 2. [Astron/magnet]) n. declination.
decisive (settling something beyond declinatory adj. declinatori.
question) adj. decisive. decline (1. to fall, sink; 2. to refuse,
decistere [Metric System] n. decistereo. reject; 3. [Gram]) v. declinar.
deck [Naut] n. ponte. decline, decay, become decadent v.
deck (of cards) n. joco. decader.
deck (of ship) n. ponte. decline n. declino.
deck v. ornar.
deck out, attire v. revestir.
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decline (process of sinking into a decoration n. decoration.

lower or inferior position) n. decorative adj. decorative.
declination. decorator n. decorator.
decline (refuse) v. declinar.
decorous adj. decorose.
decline (worsen) v. decader.
decortication, barking n. decortication.
decliner (one who declines, rejects) n.
decorum n. decorum (-co-).
declinator.
decoy n. ave de appello.
declining adj. declinante.
decoy n. esca.
declinometer n. declinometro (-o-).
decoy v. escar.
declutch v. disaccopular.
decrease n. decrescimento.
decoct v. decocer [-coc-/-coct-].
decrease n. decrescentia.
decoction (action of decocting) n.
decrease n. diminution.
decoction.
decode v. decifrar. decrease v. diminuer.
decollate (behead) v. decollar. decrease v. decrescer.
decomposable adj. decomponibile. decrease v. discrescer.
decompose (cause to decompose) v. decree n. decreto.

decomponer (se) [-pon-/-posit-]. decree, ordain v. statuer [statu-/statut-;-
decomposition n. decomposition. stitu-/- stitut-].
decontaminate v. discontaminar. decree, ordinance n. ordinantia.
decontamination n. discontamination. decree v. decretar.
decorate (1. to adorn; 2. to confer a decree v. decerner [-cern-/-cret-].

medal, ribbon, on) v. decorar. decrepit adj. decrepite (-cre-).
decorate, garnish, trim v. guarnir. decrepitation n. decrepitation.
decorate v. decorar. decrepitude n. decrepitude.
decorate v. guarnir. decrescendo [Mus] n. decrescendo [I].
decorate with fringes, fringe v. frangiar decretal [Eccl] n. decretal.
(-jar). decretist [Eccl] n. decretalista.
decorating, garnishing, trimming decretory adj. decretori.
(action of) n. guarnimento. decuple, tenfold adj. decuple (de-).
decoration (1. action of decorating; 2. decuple v. decuplar.
ornament; 3. medal, cross,
decuple v. decuplicar.
ribbon) n. decoration.
decurrent [Bot] adj. decurrente.
decoration n. guarnimento.
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decurrent, defluent adj. defluente (ppr deepening, making deeper in level

of defluer). (action of) n. approfundamento.
dedicate (1. to set apart for a sacred deep-freeze n. congelator.
or solemn purpose; 2. to inscribe, deep-seated adj. radical.
address as a mark of gratitude,
deer n. cervo.
esteem) v. dedicar.
deface v. disfigurar.
dedicate v. consacrar.
defamation, denigration n. denigration.
dedicated adj. scrupulose.
defamation n. diffamation.
dedicated adj. dedicate.
defamatory adj. diffamatori.
dedication (1. act of dedicating to a
defame, denigrate v. denigrar.
sacred or solemn purpose; 2.
defame v. diffamar.
dedicatory inscription) n. dedication.
default (deficiency) n. mancantia.
dedicatory (as in dedicatory epistle)
adj. dedicatori. default (non- appearance) n.
deduce, infer v. deducer [-duc-/-duct-]. contumacia.
default v. faller a.
deducible adj. deducibile.
defeat (loss of a contest) n. defaite [F].
deduct v. discontar.
defeat n. vincimento.
deduct v. deducer [-duc-/-duct-].
defeat v. disfacer [-fac-/-fact-].
deductible adj. deductibile.
defeatism n. defaitismo.
deduction (1. inference; 2.
subtraction) n. deduction. defeatist adj/n. defaitista.
deductive adj. deductive. defecate (1. to purify from scum and

sediment; 2. to excrete) v. defecar.
deed, feat n. facto.
defecation (1. purification from scum
deed, record, instrument [Law] n. acto.
and sediment; 2. excretion) n.
deed, thing done n. pragma [-ma/-mat-
defecation.
].
defecator, purification tank [Sugar
deem, consider v. reputar.
Manuf] n. defecator.
deep (low-pitched) adj. grave.
defect (as in defect of eyesight) n. vitio.
deep (profound) adj. profunde.
defect, blemish n. menda.
deep bow, obeisance n. reverentia.
defect n. defecto.
deep dish, small bowl n. scutella.
defect v. desertar.
deepen (make deeper in level) v.
defect v. facer defection.
approfundar (se).
defectibility n. defectibilitate.
deepen (make deeper in level) v.
profundar. defectible adj. defectibile.
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defection (desertion, backsliding) n. deference n. deferentia.

defection. deferent [Physiol] adj. deferente.
defective (1. having a defect or deferential adj. deferente.
defects; 2. [Gram]) adj. defective.
deferentially adv. deferentemente.
defective, faulty adj. vitiose.
defiance n. defiantia.
defective, faulty adj. mendose.
defiant adj. defiante.
defective (having a defect or defects)
deficiency (quality of being deficient)
adj. defectuose.
n. deficientia.
defence, defense (1. act of defending
deficient adj. deficiente.
or protecting; 2. [Law]) n. defensa.
deficit n. deficit (de-).
defenceless adj. sin defensa.
defile, file off [Mil] v. defilar.
defend (1. to guard from attack or
defile n. passo stricte.
harm; 2. Law]) v. defender [-fend-/-
defile vt. polluer.
fens-].
defend, fight for v. propugnar. definability n. definibilitate.
defendant n. accusator. definable adj. definibile.
defender, champion n. propugnator. define (give a definition of) v. definir.
defender n. defenditor. definer n. definitor.
defender n. defensor. definite adj. decise.
defender, protector [Rom Hist] n. definite (clear) adj. determinate pp of

preside (pre-). determinar.
defenestration n. defenestration. definite [Gram/Bot/ Math] adj. definite
(pp of definir).
defense, defence (1. act of defending
definitely adv. categoricamente.
or protecting; 2. [Law]) n. defensa.
definitely adv. decisemente.
defensible adj. defendibile.
definition (as in definition of a word)
defensible adj. defensibile.
n. definition.
defensive adj. defensive.
definitive (conclusive, final) adj.
defensive (position or attitude of definitive.
defense) n. defensiva.
deflagrate, blaze up v. deflagrar.
defer, delay vt. differer [-fer-/-lat-].
deflagration, conflagration n.
defer vi. deferer. deflagration.
defer vt. ajornar. deflagrator n. deflagrator.
defer to v. obsequer. deflate v. disinflar.
deference n. obsequio. deflate v. deflar.
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deflation n. deflation. degenerate v. degenerar.

deflect v. derivar. degeneration (1. process of
deflect v. disviar. degenerating; 2. degeneracy) n.
defloration n. defloration. degeneration.
degenerative adj. degenerative.
defloration n. disfloramento.
deglutition, swallowing (act of) n.
deflower (1. to strip of flowers; 2. to
deglutition.
deprive of virginity) v. disflorar.
degradation (1. reduction in rank; 2.
defluent, decurrent adj. defluente (ppr
degraded existence) n. degradation.
of defluer).
degrade (1. to reduce in rank; 2. to
defoliate (strip, deprive, of leaves) v.
debase) v. degradar.
disfoliar.
defoliation (act of depriving of degrade, debase (exert a demoralizing
leaves) n. disfoliation. influence on) v. incanaliar.
defoliator n. disfoliator. degrading, debasing adj. degradante.
deforest v. deforestar. degree (- of comparison) phr. grado de

comparation.
deform (spoil the form of) v. deformar.
degree (1. stage, level, grade; 2. unit
deformation n. deformation.
of measure for angles,
deformed adj. deforme.
temperature) n. grado.
deformed, misshapen adj. contrafacte.
degree (academic) n. licentia.
deformity n. deformitate.
degree (academic) n. diploma.
defraud, cheat v. fraudar.
degree (by -s) phr. per grados.
defraud (the public) v. pecular.
degree (high -) phr. alte grado.
defraud v. defraudar.
degree, rank (level, calibration,
defraudation n. defraudation. thermometer) [Mil/Acad., etc.] n.
defrauder, cheat n. fraudator. grado.
defrauder n. defraudator. dehorn v. discornar.
defrost v. disgelar. dehumanize v. dehumanisar.
deft adj. dextere. dehydrate v. dishydratar.
defunct, deceased adj. defuncte. dehydrator n. dishydrator.
defunct, deceased n. defuncto. dehydration n. dishydration.
defy (1. to challenge to combat or de-ice v. disgelar.
competition; 2. to brave) v. defiar. de-ice v. dispruinar.
defy v. affrontar. de-icer n. dispruinator.
degenerate adj. degenerate.
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deicide (act of killing a god) n. deicidio. delectable, delightful adj. delectabile.

deicide (one who kills a god) n. deicida. delectation n. delectation.
deific adj. deific (-ific). delegate (1. to send as a delegate; 2.
deification n. divinisation. to entrust to the care or
deification n. deification. management of) v. delegar.
deify v. deificar. delegate n. delegato.
deify v. divinisar. delegate, send as an envoy v. legar.
deign v. dignar. delegate's adj. delegatori.
deism n. deismo (-iz-). delegation (1. action of sending as a

delegate; 2. as in delegation of
deist n. deista (-is-).
authority; 3. group of delegates) n.
deity n. divo.
delegation.
deity n. deitate.
delete v. deler [del-/delet-].
dejected adj. abattite.
deletion n. deletion.
dejected, downcast adj. abattite (pp of
deliberate adj. deliberate.
abatter).
deliberate v. deliberar.
dejection (1. discharge of excrement;
deliberately adv. deliberatemente.
2. excrement) [Physiol] n. dejection.
deliberation (action of deliberating) n.
dejection, despondency n. abattimento.
deliberation.
dejection (discharge of excrement)
deliberation, consultation n. consulta.
[Physiol] n. ejection.
deliberation, consultation n.
dejection n. abattimento.
consultation.
delay, defer v. differer [-fer-/-lat-].
deliberative adj. deliberative.
delay (keep back) vt. retardar.
deliberator n. deliberator.
delay (make slow or late, retard) vi.
delible adj. delibile.
retardar.
delicacy (1. exquisite fineness of
delay (move slowly, linger) v. tardar.
substance, texture, constitution; 2.
delay n. demora.
sensitiveness, fineness of feeling)
delay n. mora. n. delicatessa.
delay (of payment) v. arretrar. delicate (1. exquisite, fine delicious; 2.
delay, retard (as in delay of a day) n. finely sensitive, easily affected) adj.
retardo. delicate.
delay, tarry, linger v. morar. delicately tinted, soft [Art] adj. morbide.
delay v. arretrar. delicious (1. delightful; 2. pleasing to
delectability n. delectabilitate. taste or smell) adj. deliciose.
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delight (cause delight to) v. delectar deliver (set free) v. liberar.

(se). deliver a monologue, monologize v.
delight, joy n. delecto. monologar.
delight, joy, pleasure n. delicia. deliverance (liberation) n. delivrantia.
delight, pleasure n. voluptate. delivery (1. surrender; 2. as in delivery
delighted adj. incantate. of goods, messages) n. livration.
delightful, delectable adj. delectabile. delivery [Med] n. delivration.
delimit v. delimitar. delivery [Med] n. delivrantia.
delimitation n. delimitation. delivery (setting free) n. liberation.
delineation (action of tracing in delivery (setting free) n. delivration.
outline) n. delineation. delivery man n. livrator.
delineation (action of tracing in delouse v. expedicular.
outline) n. delineamento. delousing station n. expulicatorio.
delineator n. delineator. delphinium [Bot] n. delphinium (-phi-).
delinquency n. delinquentia. delta (1. fourth letter of the Greek
delinquent (guilty of a misdeed or alphabet; 2. [Geog]) n. delta.
offense) adj. delinquente. deltaic adj. deltaic (-aic).
delinquent n. delinquente. delta-shaped, deltoid adj. deltoide.
deliquesce [Chem] v. deliquescer. deltation, deltification [Geog] n.
deliquescence [Chem] n. deliquescentia. deltation.
deliquescent [Chem] adj. deliquescente deltification, deltation [Geog] n.
(ppr of deliquescer). deltation.
delirious adj. delirante (ppr of delirar). deltoid, delta-shaped adj. deltoide.
delirious (be -) v. delirar. deltoid (muscle) [Anat] n. deltoide.
delirium n. delirio. deltoid (pertaining to the deltoid
delitescence n. delitescentia. muscle) adj. deltoidee (-ee).
delitescent adj. delitescente. delude v. deluder [-lud-/-lus-].
deliver (1. to set free; 2. [Med]) v. delude v. illusionar.

delivrar. delude by jugglery v. prestigiar.
deliver (1. to surrender; 2. as in to delude-oneself v. blandir se.
deliver goods, messages) v. livrar. deluding, delusion (act of) n.
deliver (a speech) v. pronunciar. deludimento.
deliver (goods) v. livrar. deluge n. diluvio.
deliver [Med] delivrar v. delivrar. deluge v. inundar.
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delusion, deluding (act of) n. dementia, dementedness, insanity n.

deludimento. dementia.
delusion n. delusion. demerit n. demerito (-me-).
delusive, delusory adj. delusori. demigod n. semideo (-eo).
delusive, misleading, fallacious adj. demigoddess n. semidea (-ea).
fallace. demilitarization n. dismilitarisation.
delusory, delusive adj. delusori. demilitarize v. dismilitarisar.
delve v. foder. demission, resignation n. dimission.
delve-into v. immerger se in. demister n. ventilator.
demagogic adj. demagogic. demiurge (1. [Philos]; 2. [Gr. Antiq]) n.
demagogism, demagogy n. demiurgo.
demagogismo. demobilization [Mil] n. demobilisation.
demagogue n. demagogo. demobilize [Mil] v. demobilisar.
demagoguery, demagogy n. democracy n. democratia (-ia).
demagogeria (-ia).
democrat n. democrate (-o-).
demagogy, demagogism n.
democratic adj. democratic.
demagogismo.
demographer n. demographo (-o-).
demagogy, demagoguery n.
demagogeria (-ia). demographic adj. demographic.
demand (1. [Law]; 2. [Econ]) n. demography n. demographia (-ia).
demanda. demolish, wreck v. demolir.
demand (ask) v. demandar. demolisher n. demolitor.
demand, claim, exact v. peter. demolition n. demolition.
demand (insist) v. exiger. demon, evil spirit n. demonio.
demand n. exigentia. demon (evil spirit) n. demone.
demandant, plaintiff n. demandator. demonetization n. dismonetisation.
demarcate v. demarcar. demonetize v. dismonetisar.
demarcation n. demarcation. demoniac, demoniacal (1. pertaining
demarcation-line n. linea de to an evil spirit or evil spirits; 2.
demarcation. possessed by an evil spirit) adj.
demean v. degradar. demoniac (- i-).
dement v. dementar. demonolater n. demonolatra (-no-).
demented, insane adj. demente. demonolatry n. demonolatria (-ia).
dementedness, insanity, dementia n. demonology n. demonologia (-ia).
dementia. demonomania n. demonomania (-ia).
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demonstrability n. demonstrabilitate. denature (render unfit for eating or

demonstrable adj. demonstrabile. drinking) v. denaturar.
demonstrate [Pol] manifestar v. denazification n. disnazification.
demonstrar. denazify v. disnazificar.
demonstration (display, proof) n. dendr-, dendro- (tree) [occurring in
demonstration. derivatives and compounds] n.
demonstration [Pol] n. manifestation. dendro-.
demonstrative (1. showing clearly, dendrite [Mineral] n. dendrite.
conclusive; 2. [Gram]) adj. dendritic adj. dendritic.
demonstrative. dendrology n. dendrologia (-ia).
demonstrator (1. one who shows,
denial (as in affirmation or denial) n.
makes evident; 2. one who takes
denegation.
part in a public demonstration) n.
denial, disowning, repudiation n.
demonstrator.
renegamento.
demonstrator [Pol] n. manifestator.
denial (self -) n. abnegation.
demoralization (act of demoralizing or
denigrate, defame v. denigrar.
state of being demoralized) n.
denigration, defamation n. denigration.
dismoralisation.
denigrator, slanderer n. denigrator.
demoralize (destroy the morals or
morale of) v. dismoralisar. denim adj. de jeans.
demoralizer n. dismoralisator. denim (cloth) n. tela de jeans.
demos (1. people or commons, denims (jeans) n. blue-jeans.

especially of a Greek state; 2. denim-skirt n. gonnella de jeans.
deme, township of Attica) [Gr. Denmark [Geog] n. Le Danemark,
Antiq] n. demo. Danmark.
demote v. reducer a un grado inferior. denominate, name, designate v.
demotic [Egypt. Archaeol] adj. demotic. denominar.
denomination (characteristic name
demure adj. modeste.
given to a thing or class of things)
den n. cava, antro.
n. denomination.
den n. antro, cava.
denomination [Relig] n. confession.
denationalization n. disnationalisation.
denominative (conferring a
denationalize v. disnationalisar. denomination or name) adj.
denaturation n. disnaturation. denominative.
denature (alter the nature of) v. denominator (1. person or thing that
disnaturar. names; 2. [Math]) n. denominator.
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denotation, indication n. denotation. denude, bare v. denudar.

denotative adj. denotative. denunciation (act of informing
denote (signify by a visible sign) v. against) n. denunciation.
denotar. denunciative adj. denunciative.
denounce, inform against v. denunciar. deny, contradict v. disdicer.
denouncer n. denunciator. deny, disown, repudiate v. renegar.
dense adj. spisse. deny, disown v. dismentir.
dense (close, thick) adj. dense. deny (disown) v. renegar.
dense, compact adj. compacte. deny (say no) v. negar.
density (1. closeness, thickness; 2. deny v. denegar.
[Physics]) n. densitate. deny oneself, abnegate v. abnegar.
density n. spissor. deodorant adj. disodorante.
dent n. indentation. deoxidization n. disoxydation.
dent n. marca de colpo. deoxidize v. disoxydar.
dent v. indentar. depart, leave v. partir.
dent v. marcar. depart, withdraw v. deceder [-ced-/-
dental adj. dental. cess-].
dental (pertaining to the teeth or to department (administrative division) n.
dentistry) adj. dentari. departimento.
dental [Phonet] n. dental. department (ministry) [Gov] n.
dentation (state of being dentate) n. ministerio.
dentation. departmental adj. departimental.
denticle, dentil [Arch] n. denticulo. department-store n. grande magazin.
denticulate adj. denticulate. departure (act of leaving) n. partita.
dentifrice n. dentifricio. depend v. depender.
dentil, denticle [Arch] n. denticulo. dependence, dependency n.
dentine, ivory n. dentina. dependentia.
dependence (state of) n. domesticitate.
dentirostral (having a toothed bill)
[Zool] adj. dentirostre. dependent, depending adj. dependente.
dentist n. dentista. depict v. depinger [-ping-/-pict-].
dentistry n. dentisteria (-ia). depiction n. depiction.
dentition, teething n. dentation. depilate, remove the hair from v. pilar.
denture, set of teeth n. dentatura. depilate, remove the hair from v.

depilar.
denudation n. denudation.
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depilation n. depilation. deposit (1. to put in a place for

depilatory adj. depilatori. safekeeping; 2. to lay down as
depilatory n. depilatorio. sediment) v. depositar.
deplete v. depler. deposit, stratum, layer [Geol] n.

jacimento.
depletion [Med] n. depletion.
depositary (one who receives a
depletive [Med] adj. depletive.
diposit) n. depositario.
deplorable adj. deplorabile.
deposition (1. removal from position
deploration, lamentation n.
of dignity; 2. testimony) n.
deploration.
deposition.
deplore, bewail v. miserar.
deposition (depositing for
deplore v. deplorar. safekeeping) n. deposito (-po-).
deploy, deployment n. displicamento. depot (depository) n. deposito.
deploy (troops) v. displicar. depot (for trams, etc) n. remissa.
deployment, deploy n. displicamento. depravation, depravity n. depravation.
depolarization n. dispolarisation. deprave, corrupt v. vitiar.
depolarize v. dispolarisar. deprave, make depraved v. depravar.
deponent [Gram] n. deponente. depraved, corrupt adj. depravate (pp of
depopulate v. depopular. depravar).
depopulate v. dispopular. depraved, wicked, vicious adj. vitiose.
depopulation (act of depopulating) n. depraver n. depravator.
dispopulamento. depravity, depravation n. depravation.
depopulation n. depopulation. depravity, pravity n. pravitate.
deport (exile) v. deportar. deprecate (seek to avert by prayer) v.
deportation (banishment) n. deprecar.
deportation. deprecation (prayer that an evil may
depose (1. to remove from a position be prevented) n. deprecation.
of dignity; 2. to depone, testify) v. deprecative, deprecatory adj.
deponer [-pon-/-posit-]. deprecative.
deposit (1. thing deposited for deprecative, deprecatory adj.
safekeeping; 2. depository, depot; deprecatori.
3. sediment) n. deposito (-po-). deprecator n. deprecator.
deposit (1. to lay down; 2. to put in a deprecatory, deprecative adj.
place for safekeeping) v. deponer [- deprecatori.
pon-/-posit-].
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deprecatory, deprecative adj. depurative, blood-cleanser [Med] n.

deprecative. depurativo.
depreciate (lessen the value of) v. depurative [Med] adj. depurative.
depreciar. deputation (1. appointment as a
depreciation (lessening in value) n. deputy; 2. group of deputies) n.
depreciation. deputation.
depreciator n. depreciator. depute, deputize v. deputar.
depredate, plunder, pillage v. depredar. deputize, depute v. deputar.
depredate, plunder, rob v. predar. deputy adj. adjuncte.
depredation n. depredation. deputy, assistant n. adjuncto.
depredator, plunderer n. depredator. deputy n. deputato.
depress (1. to press down; 2. to make deputy, substitute n. suppletor.
sad or gloomy) v. deprimer [-prim-/- deputyship n. deputation.
press-].
derail, leave the tracks vi. derailar (-rel-
depressed (gloomy, in low spirits) adj.
).
depresse.
derail vt. facer derailar.
depressing (morally) adj. depressive.
derailment (act of leaving the tracks)
depression (1. act of pressing down;
n. derailamento (-rel-).
2. gloominess, low spirits) n.
derange, disarrange, disorder v.
depression.
disrangiar (-jar).
depressor, depressor muscle [Anat] n.
derange, distemper v. distemperar.
depressor.
derangement, disarrangement n.
deprivation n. deprivation.
disrangiamento (- ja-).
deprive v. privar.
Derby [Geog] n. Derby [A].
deprive of what is necessary v.
derelict adj. derelicte.
disprovider.
deride v. irrider [-rid-/-ris-].
deprived adj. private.
deride v. derider [-rid-/-ris-].
deprived adj. destitute.
derider n. irrisor.
depth (being deep) n. profunditate.
derision n. derision.
depth (deep place) n. profundo.
derision n. irrision.
depth, profundity (quality of being
derisive, derisory adj. derisori.
deep or profound) n. profunditate.
derisive, derisory adj. irrisori.
depurate, cleanse, clear v. depurar.
derisory, derisive adj. irrisori.
depuration, cleansing, clearing n.
depuration. derisory, derisive adj. derisori.
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derivable adj. derivabile. descent (action of descending) n.

derivation (1. [Med]; 2. [Gram]) n. descension.
derivation. descent (action of descending) n.
derivative (1. [Med]; 2. derived) adj. descendita (- cen-).
derivative. descent, descendance (descent from a
derivative [Gram] n. derivato. particular ancestor) n. descendentia.
derivative [Med] n. derivativo. descent n. descendita.
derive (1. to obtain (from a source); 2. describable adj. descriptibile.
to be derived) v. derivar. describable, explainable adj. enarrabile.
derma [Anat/Zool] n. derma [-ma/- mat- describe (1. to describe a view, a
]. person; 2. to describe a curve) v.
dermatitis [Med] n. dermatitis (-itis). describer [-scrib-/-script-].
dermatoid n. dermatoide. describe v. describer.
dermatologist n. dermatologo (- to-). describer n. descriptor.
dermatology n. dermatologia (-ia). description n. description.
derogation (1. act of limiting the descriptive adj. descriptive.
application of a law, rule; 2. descriptive botany, phytography n.
disparagement, depreciation) n. phytographia (- ia).
derogation. desert, abandon v. deserer [-ser-/-sert-].
derogatory (as in derogatory remark) desert (as in desert region) adj.
adj. derogatori. desertic.
derrick n. turre de sondage. desert (as in desert region) adj. deserte.
dervish n. dervich (-sh). desert (merit) n. merito.
descant (1. counterpoint above the desert v. desertar.
plain song; 2. upper part in part desert (wasteland) n. deserto.
music) [Mus] n. discanto.
deserter n. desertor.
descant (sing a descant or
desertion n. desertion.
counterpoint above the plain song)
deserve, merit v. meritar.
[Mus] v. discantar.
deserve, merit v. merer.
descend v. descender [-scend-/-scens-].
deserved, adequate adj. condigne.
descendance, descent (descent from a
deserved (well -) adv. ben meritate.
particular ancestor) n. descendentia.
deservedly adv. meritate (ben - ).
descendant n. descendente.
deserving, worthy adj. digne.
descendants n. descendentia.
deshabille, dishabille n. déshabillé [F].
descending adj/ pres. part. descendente.
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desiccate, dry up v. desiccar. desk writing table, bureau n. bureau

desiccation n. desiccation. [F].
desiccative adj. desiccative. desolate (1. to devastate; 2. to afflict,
distress) v. desolar.
desiderative [Gram] adj. desiderative.
desolate, distressed adj. desolate (pp of
desideratum n. desideratum (pl
desolar).
desiderata) [L].
desolater n. desolator.
design, intend v. designar.
desolation (1. devastation; 2. dreary
design (scheme, plan) n. designo.
barrenness; 3. affliction) n.
designate adj. designate.
desolation.
designate, denominate, name v.
despair (drive to -) v. desperar.
denominar.
despair, hopelessness n. desperantia.
designate v. designar.
despair n. despero.
designation n. designation.
despatch, send off, dispatch v. expedir.
designative adj. designative.
desperate adj. desperate.
desilver, remove the silver from v.
desperateness (desperation) n.
disargentar.
desperation.
desinence, ending [Gram] n. desinentia.
desperation (desperateness) n.
desinential, terminal adj. desinential.
desperation.
desirability n. convenientia.
desperation n. despero.
desirability n. attractivitate.
despicable adj. contemptibile.
desirable adj. desirabile.
despise v. despicer [-spic-/-spect-].
desirable adj. desiderabile.
despise v. contemner.
desirable, appetible adj. appetibile.
despise v. minuspreciar.
desire, wish n. desiderio.
despise, vilipend, hold cheap v.
desire, wish n. desiro. vilipender.
desire, wish, wish for v. desirar. despiser, contemner n. contemptor.
desire, wish, wish for v. desiderar. despite, in spite of prep. nonobstante.
desirous adj. desiderative. despite prep. malgrado.
desirous adj. desiderose. despite prep. in despecto de.
desirous adj. desirose. despite, resentment, spite n. despecto.
desist v. desister. despoil, spoliate v. despoliar.
desistance n. desistentia. despoil, strip v. spoliar.
desk, writing desk n. scriptorio. despoiling, stripping n. spoliamento.
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despoliation, spoliation n. destructibility n. destructibilitate.

despoliamento. destructible adj. destructibile.
despondency, dejection n. abattimento. destruction n. destruction.
despondent adj. discoragiate. destruction n. deletion.
despondent adj. abattite. destruction, ruin n. eversion.
despot n. despota (des-). destruction, ruin n. pernicie.
despotic adj. despotic. destructive adj. destructive.
despotism n. despotismo. desuetude n. desuetude.
despotize, tyrannize v. despotisar. detach (1. to unfasten and separate; 2.
dessert n. dessert [F]. [Mil]) v. distaccar.
dessert-spoon n. coclear de dessert. detach v. distaccar (se).
destination (1. action of destining; 2. detachable adj. distaccabile.
place of destination) n. destination. detached adj. isolate.
destine (set apart for a particular detached adj. separate.
purpose or use) v. destinar.
detachment (1. act of unfastening and
destiny, lot n. sorte. separating; 2. [Mil]) n.
destiny (one's lot or fortune) n. destino. distaccamento.
destitute (1. deprived, lacking; 2. in detail (individual item, particular) n.
great need or want) adj. destitute. detalio.
destitute adj. inope (in-). detail (tell in detail) v. detaliar.
destitute adj. indigente. detailed adj. minutiose.
destitute (not possessing the detailed adj. detaliate.
necessities of life) adj. disproviste. detailed, thorough adj. minutiose.
destitution n. inopia. detain (keep in custody, confine) v.
destitution (state of being destitute) n. detener [- ten-/-tent-].
destitution. detain, withhold, hinder, keep, hold v.
destroy v. deler [del-/delet-]. retener [- ten-/-tent-].
destroy v. destruer [-stru-/-struct-]. detainer (one who detains) n. detentor.
destroy the legal force of v. vitiar. detect, uncover v. deteger [-teg-/-tect-].
destroyer [Nav] n. chassa-torpedineros. detect v. discoperir.
destroyer (person or thing that detection n. discoperta.

destroys) n. destructor. detective adj. detective.
destroying by fire, burning (act of) n. detective n. detective [A].
ustion. detector [Elec/Radio] n. detector.
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detente n. distension. detestation n. detestation.

detente n. detente. dethrone, uncrown v. discoronar.
detente n. diplomatic. dethrone v. disthronar.
detention, imprisonment, dethronement n. disthronamento.
confinement n. detention. detonate (explode) vi. detonar.
detention, imprisonment, detonate vt. facer detonar.
confinement n. detenimento. detonation n. detonation.
detention n. retention. detonator n. detonator.
deter v. discoragiar. detour, roundabout way n. deviation.
deter v. dissuader. detract (- from) v. detraher [-trah-/-
detergent adj. detersive. tract-].
detergent n. detersivo. detraction n. detraction.
deteriorate v. deteriorar se. detractor n. detractor.
deterioration n. deterioration. detriment n. detrimento.
determinability n. determinabilitate. detrimental adj. detrimentose.
determinable adj. determinabile. detritus n. detrito.
determinant [Math] n. determinante. deuter-, deutero- (second) [occurring
determination (1. act of fixing in derivatives and compounds] adj.
precisely; 2. fixed intention, deuter-.
resolution; 3. resoluteness) n. deuterium, heavy hydrogen
determination. [Phys/Chem] n. deuterium (- te-).
determinative adj. determinative. deuteron [Phys/Chem] n. deuteron.
determine (1. to be the deciding factor Deuteronomy [Bib] n. Deuteronomio.
in settling the form, function of; 2. deuton [Phys/Chem] n. deuton.
to fix precisely) v. determinar (se). deutoxide [Chem] n. deutoxydo (-to-).
determine (measure by means of devaluate v. devalutar.
compasses) v. compassar.
devaluation n. devalutation.
determiner n. determinator.
devalue v. devalutar (se).
determinism n. determinismo.
devastate v. devastar.
determinist n. determinista.
devastation (act of devastating) n.
deterrent adj. preventive. devastation.
deterrent n. preventive??? -o. devastator n. devastator.
detest v. detestar.
detestable adj. detestabile.
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develop, evolve (1. to undergo an devising, contrivance, excogitation n.

evolution or development; 2 . to excogitation.
cause to evolve or develop) v. devoid adj. disproviste.
evolver [-volv-/- volut-]. devolution (as in the devolution of the
develop [Photog] v. revelar. crown) n. devolution.
develop v. disveloppar (se). devolve (transfer) v. devolver [-volv-/-
develop rabies, go mad v. rabiar. volut-].
developer [Photog] n. revelator. devote (dedicate, consecrate) v.
developer [Photog] n. disveloppator. devotar.
devoted adj. devote.
developing (act of) [Photog] n.
disveloppamento. devoted, pious adj. pie.
development n. disveloppamento. devotee, devout person n. devoto.
developmental adj. disveloppamental. devotee n. devoto medio.
deviate (1. to have declination or devotion (1. [Relig]; 2. devotion to a
latitude; 2. to vary from the true person, cause) n. devotion.
magnetic meridian) devotional adj. devote.
[Astron/magnet] v. declinar. devotions n. precarias.
deviate, aberrate v. aberrar. devour v. devorar.
deviate (as in his statement deviates devour v. vorar.
from the truth) v. deviar. devourer n. devorator.
deviation n. deviation. devout adj. beate.
device (1. [Her]; 2. motto) n. devisa. devout adj. devote.
device (apparatus) n. apparato. devout person, devotee n. devoto.
device (heraldry) n. devisa. dew n. rore.
device (means) n. expediente. dew n. ros.
devil (spirit of evil) n. diabolo (-a-). dewy adj. roral.
devilish, diabolic, diabolical adj. dexterity n. dexteritate.
diabolic.
dexterous adj. dextere, dextre.
devilry, deviltry (devilish mischief) n.
dextrin n. dextrina.
diaboleria (-ia).
dextrogyrous adj. dextrogyr.
deviltry, devilry (devilish mischief) n.
diaboleria (-ia). diabetes n. diabete.
devious adj. devie. diabetic adj. diabetic.
devise, invent v. imaginar. diabetic n. diabetico.
devise v. inventar.
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diabolic, diabolical, devilish adj. dialogism n. dialogismo.

diabolic. dialogist n. dialogista.
diabolical, devilish, diabolic adj. dialogize v. dialogisar.
diabolic.
dialogue, dialog n. dialogo (-a-).
diabolo [Game] n. diabolo(-a-).
dialogue v. dialogar.
diacaustic [Math] adj. diacaustic.
diameter n. diametro (-a-).
diaconal adj. diaconal.
diametric adj. diametric.
diaconate n. diaconato.
diametric, diametrical adj. diametral.
diadem n. diadema.
diametrical, diametric adj. diametral.
diagnose v. diagnosticar.
diamond, card of the suit of diamonds
diagnosis (1. [Med]; 2. [Biol]) n.
[Cards] n. quadro.
diagnose.
diamond (gem, shape) n. diamante.
diagnosis, diagnostics n. diagnostico.
Diana [Rom. Relig] n. Diana.
diagnostic adj. diagnostic.
diaper (as in haby's diapers) n. panno.
diagnostics, diagnosis n. diagnostico.
diaphaneity n. diaphaneitate.
diagonal adj/n. diagonal.
diaphanous adj. diaphane.
diagonally adv. diagonalmente.
diaphragm n. diaphragma.
diagram n. diagramma [-ma/-mat-].
diaphragmatic adj. diaphragmatic.
diagrammatic adj. diagrammatic.
diapositive, transparent positive,
dial (face of a clock) n. quadrante.
transparency [Photog] n. diapositiva.
dial v. [Teleph.] facer, formular.
diarrhea, diarrhoea n. diarrhea (-ea).
dialect (as in Scottish dialect) n.
diarrheal, diarrheic adj. diarrheic (-eic).
dialecto.
diary, journal n. jornal.
dialect, patois n. patois [F].
diary n. diario.
dialectal adj. dialectal.
Diaspora, Dispersion n. diaspora (- as-).
dialectic, dialectical adj. dialectic.
diastase [Chem] n. diastase (dias-).
dialectic, dialectics n. dialectica.
diastasis n. diastase (dias-).
dialectical, dialectic adj. dialectic.
diastole [Physiol] n. diastole.
dialectician n. dialectico.
diastolic [Physiol] adj. diastolic.
dialectics, dialectic n. dialectica.
diathermic [Med] adj. diathermic.
dialog, dialogue n. dialogo (-a-).
diathermy [Med] n. diathermia (-ia).
dialog, dialogue v. dialogar.
diatonic [Mus] adj. diatonic.
dialogic, in form of a dialogue adj.
dialogic. dibasic, bibasic [Chem] adj. bibasic.
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dice n. datos. die (one of a pair of dice used for

dice vi. jocar al datos. games) n. dato.
dice vt. [Cul] trenchar in cubos. die, pass away v. transpassar.
dick (abbreviation for richard) n. ric. die, perish v. obir.
dick (insult) n. penis! die v. morir [mor-/mort-].
dictamen, dictate n. dictamine. die out v. disparer.
dictate (1. as in to dictate a letter; 2. Diesel, Diesel engine or motor n.
to prescribe authoritatively) v. diesel.
dictar. Diesel engine or motor, Diesel n.
dictate, dictamen n. dictamine. diesel.
dictate v. dictar. diesel-engine n. motor diesel.
dictation (as in take down dictation) n. diesel-oil n. oleo diesel.

dictato. diet (be on a -) v. esser a dieta.
dictator n. dictator. diet [1. Hist/Pol; 2. Med] n. dieta.
dictatorial adj. dictatorial. diet (put on a -) v. poner a dieta.
dictatorial, authoritative adj. autoritari. diet v. dietar.
dictatorial (pertaining to a dictator) dietetic adj. dietetic.
adj. dictatorial. dietetics n. dietetica.
dictatorship n. dictatura. differ (be different) v. differer [-fer-/-lat-
diction (1. choice of words to express ].
ideas; 2. enunciation, elocution) n. difference (it makes no -) phr. il non
diction. face differentia.
dictionary n. dictionario. difference n. differentia.
didactic adj. didactic. different adj. differente.
didactic, didascalic adj. didascalic. differential (1. [Math]; 2. differential of
didactics n. didactica. an automobile etc.) n. differential.
didasc-, didact- (teach someone or differential adj. differential.
something) [occurring in differentially adv. differentialmente.
derivatives and compounds] v. differentiate (1. to distinguish; 2.
didasc-. [Math]) v. differentiar.
didascalic, didactic adj. didascalic.
differentiation [Math] n. differentiation.
Dido [Gr. Mythol] n. Didon.
difficult adj. difficile.
die, decease v. deceder [-ced-/-cess-].
difficult, troublesome adj. penose.
die (for stamping) n. cuneo.
difficulty n. difficultate.
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difficulty, trouble n. pena. digestion n. coction.

diffract v. diffractar. digestive (1. pertaining to digestion;
diffract v. diffranger [-frang-/-fract-]. 2. helping digestion) adj. digestive.
diffraction n. diffraction. digging, fossorial adj. fossori.
diffraction [Opt] n. inflexion. digit (1. finger) n. digito (-di-).
diffuse (1. spread out, diffused; 2. digital adj. digital.
verbose, not concise) adj. diffuse. digitalin [Chem] n. digitalina.
diffuse (spread widely) v. diffunder (se) digitalis, foxglove [Bot] n. digital.
[-fund-/- fus-]. digitally adv. digitalmente.
diffusibilitv n. diffusibilitate. digitate (having fingers or digits) adj.
diffusible adj. diffusibile. digitate.
diffusion (1. dispersion, wide digitiform, finger-shaped adj.
distribution; 2. diffuseness, digitiforme.
wordiness; 3. [Phys] (intermingling digitigrade n. digitigrado (-ti-).
of fluids) n. diffusion. digitigrade [Zool] adj. digitigrade (-ti-).
diffusive adj. diffusive. dignified (showing or expressing
dig (a pit, grave) vt. fossar. dignity) adj. digne.
dig, burrow vi. foder [fod-/foss-]. dignify (make worthy) v. dignificar.
dig n. excavation. dignitary n. dignitario.
dig vt. excavar. dignity (1. intrinsic worth, stateliness;
digamma n. digamma. 2. high office, rank, or title) n.
digest (1. to digest food; 2. to absorb dignitate.
mentally; 3. [Chem]) v. digerer [-ger- digress (deviate from the main
/-gest-]. subject) v. digreder [-gred-/-gress-].
digest n. digesto. digress, divagate v. divagar.
digest, Pandects [Law] n. digesto. digression (1. deviation from the
digest v. digerer. subject in discourse or writing; 2.
[Astron]) n. digression.
digested adj. digeste.
digression, divagation n. divagation.
digestibility n. digestibilitate.
digressive adj. digressive.
digestible adj. digestibile.
dig-up v. disinterrar.
digestion (1. [Physiol]; 2. [Chem]) n.
digestion. dihedral [Math] adj. dihedre.
digestion n. pepsia (-ia). dihedron [Math] n. dihedro.
digestion n. pepsis (pep-).
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dike (embankment built to prevent dime n. decima.

inundations) n. dica. dimension (1. as in the three
dilapidate, squander v. dilapidar. dimensions; 2. size, magnitude,
dilapidated adj. decadite. extent) n. dimension.
dilapidated adj. in mal stato. dimensional adj. dimensional.
dilatability n. dilatabilitate. dimerous [Bot/Zool] adj. dimere.
dilatable adj. dilatabile. dimeter n. dimetro (di-).
dilatation, dilation n. dilatation. diminish, lessen v. minuer [minu-/
dilate (make larger or wider) v. dilatar. minut-].
diminish, lessen vt. diminuer.
dilate v. dilatar (se).
diminish vi. /vt reducer (se).
dilation, dilatation n. dilatation.
diminuendo [Mus] n. diminuendo.
dilator (1. one who or that which
dilates; 2. [Surg]) n. dilatator. diminution n. diminution.
dilatory, lingering, tardy adj. morose. diminutive adj. minute.
dilatory (tending to delay) adj. dilatori. diminutive [Gram] adj. diminutive.
dilemma n. dilemma. diminutive [Gram] n. diminutivo.
dilettante, lover of the arts, amateur n. dimness, darkness, obscurity n.

dilettante [I]. obscuritate.
dilettantism n. dilettantismo. dimorphic adj. dimorphe.
diligence (1. assiduity; 2. public stage dimorphism (1. [Biol/ Bot]; 2. [Cryst])
n. dimorphismo.
coach) n. diligentia.
dimple, fossette n. fossetta.
diligent adj. diligente.
din (create a -) v. strepitar.
diligent, ready to be of service,
serviceable adj. servicial. din, noise n. strepito (stre-).
dill n. anetho. din, noise n. ruito (-ito).
dilute (as in to dilute wine) v. diluer [- din, rattle, rumble vi. streper.
lu-/- lut-]. dine, have lunch, have dinner, lunch
dilution n. dilution. (take the midday meal) v. prander.
diluvial, diluvian adj. diluvial. dine, have supper, have dinner, sup
diluvian, diluvial adj. diluvian. (take the evening meal) v. cenar.
diluvium [Geol] n. diluvio. dine, to take dinner v. dinar.
dim, dark, obscure adj. obscur. diner (one who dines) n. dinator.
dim, darken, obscure v. obscurar. dinghy n. barca remate.
dim v. obscurar (se). dinghy (sailing -) n. parve veliero.

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dingy n. inattractive. diphtheria n. diphtheria (-ia).

dingy n. obscur. diphtheritic, diphtheric adj. diphtheric.
dining, dinner n. dinar. diphthong (union of two vowels
dining room n. cenaculo. pronounced in one syllable) n.
dining-car n. wagon restaurante. diphthongo.
diphthongal, diphthonged adj.
dining-room n. camera a mangiar.
diphthonge.
dink [Slang] n. idiota.
diphthongize v. diphthongar.
dinner, dining n. dinar.
diplo- (twofold, double) [occurring in
dinner, lunch (midday meal) n. prandio.
compounds] adj. diplo-.
dinner, supper (evening meal) n. cena.
diploma n. diploma [-ma/-mat-].
dinner jacket or coat, tuxedo n.
diplomacy n. diplomatia (-ia).
smoking [A].
diplomat, diplomatist n. diplomate.
dinner-jacket n. frac.
diplomat, diplomatist n. diplomatico.
dino-, din- (fearful, terrible)
diplomatic (1. belonging to diplomacy;
[occurring in compounds] adj. din-.
2. characterized by diplomacy) adj.
dinosaur [Paleontol] n. dinosauro.
diplomatic.
diocesan adj. diocesan.
diplomatic (pertaining to the science
diocesan n. diocesano. of diplomatics or diplomas) adj.
diocese (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. [Eccl]) n. diplomatic.
diocese. diplomatics (science of diplomatics or
Dionysiac adj. dionysiac (-iac). of diplomas) n. diplomatica.
Dionysius [Anc. Hist] n. Dionysio. diplopia n. diplopia (-ia).
Dionysos, Dionysus [Gr. Relig] n. diplopic adj. diplopic.
Dionyso. dips- (thirst) [occurring in derivatives
Dionysus, Dionysos [Gr. Relig] n. and compounds] n. dips-.
Dionyso.
dipsomania adj. dipsomane.
diorama n. diorama.
dipsomania n. dipsomania (-ia).
dioxide n. bioxido.
dipsomaniac n. dipsomano (-so-).
dioxide n. bioxydo (-ox-).
dipteral [Arch] adj. diptere.
dip (lights) v. abassar.
dipterous [Entom] adj. diptere.
dip n. immersion.
direct (1. to guide, control, manage; 2.
dip (plunge) v. immerger (se).
to cause to turn in a particular
dip (slope) v. inclinar. direction) v. diriger [-rig-/-rect-].
dipetalous [Bot] adj. dipetale.
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direct, rule (as or like a regent) v. dirigible adj. dirigibile.

regentar. dirigible n. dirigibile.
direct v. governar. diriment, annuling, nullifying adj.
direct (without deviation or dirimente.
interruption) adj. directe. dirt, filth n. immunditia.
direct-current n. currente continue. dirty adj. immunde.
direction (1. action of directing; 2. as dirty v. polluer.
in to move in a certain direction) n. dirty business, mess n. porcheria (-ia).
direction.
disabile (mutilate) v. mutilar.
direction (in the - of) phr. verso.
disabile v. facer incapace.
direction (in the opposite -) phr. in
disability n. infirmitate.
senso inverse.
disability n. incapacitate.
direction (instruction) n. instruction.
disabled adj. incapace.
direction (way, course) n. senso.
disabled adj. infirme.
directive adj. directive.
disabled, invalid adj. invalide (-va-).
directive n. directiva.
disabled, invalid adj. invalide.
directly adv. directemente.
disabled-soldier n. invalido.
director, chief, ruler, rector n. rector.
disablement n. invaliditate.
director n. director.
disablement n. incapacitate.
directorate, board of directors n.
directorio. disabuse v. disabusar.
directorate (function of a director) n. disaccord, disagree v. disaccordar.
directorato. disaccord, disagreement n. disaccordo.
directorial (1. pertaining to a director; disaccustom (make someone lose a
2. pertaining to a directorate, or to habit) v. dishabituar.
the French Directory) adj. directorial. disaccustom v. disaccostumar.
directory adj. directori. disadvantage, discomfort,
Directory [Fr. Hist] n. directorio. inconvenience n. incommoditate.
directory n. adressario. disadvantage n. disavantage (-aje).
directory (street -) n. indicator del disadvantageous, unfavorable adj.
stratas. disavantagiose (- jo-).
directory (telephone -) n. libro disaffect v. disaffectionar.
telephonic. disaffection n. disaffection.
directress, head-mistress n. directrice.
disaggregate v. disaggregar.
directrix [Geom] n. directrice.
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disaggregation n. disaggregation. disarrange, disorder, derange v.

disagree, be in disagreement v. disrangiar (-jar).
disconvenir. disarrangement, derangement n.
disagree, disaccord v. disaccordar. disrangiamento (- ja-).
disagree (the wine -s with him) phr. le disarticulate v. disarticular.
vino le disconveni. disarticulation n. disarticulation.
disagree v. discordar. disassimilation [Physiol] n.
disagree v. disaccordar. disassimilation.
disagreeable, unpleasant adj. disassociate, dissociate v. disassociar.
disagradabile. disaster n. sinistro.
disagreeing, discordant adj. discordante disaster n. disastro.
(ppr of discordar). disastrous adj. sinistrose.
disagreement, disaccord n. disaccordo. disastrous adj. disastrose.
disagreement, discord n. discordo. disastrous, fatal, baneful n. funeste.
disallow v. non admitter. disband (troops) v. licentiar.
disappear v. disparer. disband v. disbandar.
disappearance n. disparition. disbanding n. disbandamento.
disappoint (fail to realize the disbandment (of troops) n.
expectations of) v. disappunctar. licentiamento.
disappointed adj. disappunctate. disburden (unload) v. alleviar.
disappointing adj. disappunctante. disburden (unload) v. discargar.
disappointment n. disappunctamento. disbursament n. disbursamento.
disappointment (state of being disburse, pay out v. disbursar.
disappointed) n. disappunctamento. disc (disk) (slipped -) n. disco
disapprobation, disapproval n. intervertebral prolabite.
disapprobation. discard v. abandonar.
disapproval, disapprobation n. discase, illness n. morbo.
disapprobation.
discern v. perciper.
disapprove v. disapprobrar.
discern v. discerner [-cern-/-cret-].
disapprove (- of) v. disapprobar.
discerner n. discernitor.
disapprover n. disapprobator.
discernible adj. discernibile.
disarm (1. to deprive of weapons; 2.
discerning adj. clarividente.
to reduce the size of the army,
discerning adj. perceptive.
navy) v. disarmar.
disarmament n. disarmamento.
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discerning, clear-sighted adj. disclosure n. revelation.

clarividente. discolo(u)r (deprive of color or
discerning, sapient, wise adj. sapiente. coloring) v. discolorar.
discernment, clear-sightedness n. discoloration n. discoloration.
clarividentia. discomfort, inconvenience,
discernment n. discernimento. disadvantage n. incommoditate.
discharge (1. firing off a fire-arm; 2. discomposed (as in discomposed
electric discharge; 3. [Arch]) n. features) adj. disfacte.
discarga.
disconcert (1. to spoil, upset; 2. to
discharge (1. to fire, fire off) v.
embarrass greatly) v. disconcertar.
discargar.
disconcerted adj. disconcertate (pp of
discharge (a debt) v. pagar.
disconcertar).
discharge, dismiss, displace (from
disconcerted adj. confuse.
office) v. destituer [- stitu-/-stitut-].
disconcertment n. disconcertamento.
discharge (dismiss) v. dimitter [-mitt-/-
disconnect v. disaccopular.
miss-].
disconnected, incoherent adj.
discharge, dismissal (from office) n.
destitution. incoherente.
disconnectedness, incoherence n.
discharge, pay, settle (a debt, fine,
incoherentia.
bill) v. pagar.
disconsolate, unconsoled adj.
discharge (unload) v. discargar.
disconsolate.
discharger [Elec] n. excitator.
disconsolate, unconsoled adj.
disciple n. discipulo (-ci-). inconsolate.
disciplinary adj. disciplinari. discontent adj. miscontente.
discipline (1. as in school discipline, discontent, discontented adj.
military discipline; 2. branch of discontente.
instruction; 3. [Eccl] scourge) n. discontent, discontentment n.
disciplina. discontentamento.
discipline (1. to subject to discipline; discontent n. discontento.
2. [Eccl] scourge) v. disciplinar. discontent v. discontentar.
disc-jockey n. presentator de discos. discontented, discontent adj.
disclaim [Law] v. repudiar. discontente.
disclaimer (action of renouncing a discontentment, discontent n.
legal claim) [Law] n. repudiation. discontentamento.
disclose v. revelar. discontinuation n. discontinuation.
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discontinue (cause to cease) v. discover v. discoperir [-per-/-pert-].

discontinuar. discoverer n. discoperitor.
discontinue vi. cessar. discovery n. discoperta.
discontinue vt. discontinuar. discredit (injure the credit of) v.
discontinuity n. discontinuitate. discreditar.
discontinuous adj. discontinue. discredit (loss of good name or
discord, disagreement n. discordo. standing) n. discredito (-cre-).
discord [Mus] n. disaccordo. discreet adj. discrete.
discord n. discordia. discrepancy n. discrepantia.
discordance (1. disagreement; 2. discrepant adj. discrepante (ppr of
discord) n. discordantia. discrepar).
discordant adj. discorde. discrete (consisting of distinct parts)
adj. discrete.
discordant, disagreeing adj. discordante
discretion (quality of being discreet) n.
(ppr of discordar).
discretion.
discotheque n. discotheca.
discretional, discretionary adj.
discount (1. [Commer]; 2. to deduct,
discretional.
leave out of account) v. discontar.
discretionary adj. discretionari.
discount [Com] n. disconto.
discretionary, discretional adj.
discountable adj. discontabile. discretional.
discounter n. discontator. discriminate (perceive or note the
discourage, dishearten v. discoragiar (- difference in or between) v.
ajar). discriminar.
discouraged adj. discoragiate. discriminate v. discriminar.
discouraged, dispirited adj. disanimate discrimination (act or faculty of
(pp of disanimar). perceiving or noting differences
discouraged, dispirited adj. disanimate. and distinctions) n. discrimination.
discouragement n. discoragiamento (- discriminative, distinguishing adj.
aja-). discretive.
discourse (1. formal speech; 2. discursive (1. proeeeding by
treatise) n. discurso. reasoning, not intuitive; 2 .
discourse (speak formally) v. discurrer rambling) adj. discursive.
[-curr-/- curs-]. discus n. disco.
discourteous adj. discortese. discuss, dissertate v. disserer [-ser-/-
discourtesy n. discortesia (-ia). sert-].
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discuss, dissertate v. dissertar. disfavor v. disfavorar.

discuss v. discuter [-cut-/-cuss-]. disfelloship v. disassociar.
discussion n. discussion. disfelloship v. excommunicar.
disdain, scorn n. disdigno. disfiguration, disfigurement n.
disdain, scorn v. disdignar. disfiguration.
disdainful adj. disdignose. disfigure v. disfigurar.
disease n. maladia. disfigurement, disfiguration n.

disfiguration.
disease n. morbo.
disgorge v. disgorgar.
diseased adj. infecte.
disgorgement n. disgorgamento.
diseased adj. malade.
disgrace (1. disfavor; 2. public
disembark (1. to put ashore from a
dishonor) n. disgratia.
ship; 2. to go ashore from a ship)
disgrace (1. to dismiss from favor; 2.
v. disbarcar.
to reflect dishonor upon) v.
disembark v. disimbarcar.
disgratiar.
disembarkation, debarkation n.
disgrace, dishonor v. dishonorar.
disbarcamento.
disgraceful adj. vergoniose.
disembarkation, debarkation n.
disimbarcation. disgraceful, shameful adj. vergoniose.
disembarrass, disentangle v. disgruntled adj. de mal humor.
disembarassar. disguise (change the dress and
disembowel v. eventrar. appearance of so as to conceal
disemboweling (act of) n. eventration. identity) v. disguisar.
disenchant (1. to free from a spell; 2. disguise n. disguisamento.
to disillusion) v. disincantar. disguise v. travestir.
disenchanted adj. disincantate. disguiser n. travestitor.
disenchanter n. disincantator. disguising (act of) n. travestimento.
disenchantment n. disincantamento. disgust n. disgusto.
disengage, ungear v. disingranar. disgust v. disgustar.
disentangle, disembarrass v. disgusting adj. disgustose.
disembarassar. dish (food prepared in a particular
disentangle v. disinvolver [-volv-/-volt-]. way; course) n. platto.
disesteem n. disestima. dish, platter, plate n. platto.
disesteem v. disestimar. dish v. servir.
disfavor n. disfavor. dishabille, deshabille n. déshabillé [F].
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disharmonic adj. disharmonic. disillusion v. disillusionar.

disharmonious, unharmonious adj. disillusionment n. disillusionamento.
disharmoniose. disinclined adj. averse.
disharmonize v. disharmonisar. disinfect v. disinfectar.
disharmony n. disharmonia (-ia). disinfectant adj/ n. disinfectante.
dish-cloth n. pannello pro lavar plattos. disinfection n. disinfection.
dishearten, discourage v. discoragiar (- disinfector n. disinfectator.
ajar).
disinherit v. dishereditar.
dishearten, dispirit v. disanimar.
disinherit v. exheredar.
disheartening adj. discoragiante.
disinheritance n. exheredation.
dishevel, tousle v. discapillar.
disintegrate (cause disintegration) v.
disheveled adj. discapillate.
disintegrar (se).
dishevelled adj. discapillate. disintegrate v. disgregar.
dishonest adj. dishoneste. disintegration n. disintegration.
dishonest, lacking probity adj. improbe disintegration n. disgregation.
(im-).
disinterested adj. impartial.
dishonesty, improbity n. improbitate.
disinterested adj. disinteressate.
dishonesty n. dishonestitate.
disinterestedness n. disinteresse.
dishonesty n. dishonestate.
disjoin v. disjunger [-jung-/-junct-].
dishonor (1. loss of honor, disgrace;
disjointed (of speech) adj. incoherente.
2. cause or source of disgrace) n.
disjointed (out of joint) adj. dislocate.
dishonor.
dishonor, disgrace v. dishonorar. disjunction n. disjunction.
dishonorable adj. inhoneste. disjunctive (1. tending to disjoin) adj.

disjunctive.
dishonorable, dishonoring adj.
disk (disc) n. disco.
dishonorante.
dishonorable, dishonourable adj. disk (floppy -) n. dischetta.
dishonorabile. disk jockey n. presentator de discos.
dishonoring, dishonorable adj. diskette n. dischetta.
dishonorante. dislike n. repugnantia.
dish-out v. apportionar. dislike v. non amar.
dish-washer n. lavaplattos. dislocate, luxate v. luxar.
dishwater n. lavatura. dislocate, put out of joint v. dislocar.
disillusion n. disillusion. dislocate v. dislocar.
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dislocation (1. displacement of a bone dismount (1. to alight, alight from; 2.

at a joint; 2. [Geol]) n. dislocation. to unhorse; 3 . [Mech] (take down
dislocation, luxation n. luxation. from a mounted or assembled
dislodge (displace) v. dislocar. condition) v. dismontar.
dislodge (expel) v. expeller. dismountable (that can be taken apart

or dismounted) adj. dismontabile.
disloyal adj. disloyal.
dismounting (action of) [Mech] n.
disloyalty n. disloyalitate.
dismontage (- aje).
dismal adj. lugubre.
disobedience n. disobedientia.
dismally adv. lugubremente.
disobedient adj. disobediente (ppr of
dismantle (strip of equipment,
disobedir).
fortifications, rigging) v.
disobey v. disobedir a.
dismantellar.
disobey v. disobedir.
dismantlement, dismantling (as in the
disoblige (offend) v. disobligar.
dismantling or dismantlement of a
fortress, vessel) n. disobliging v. disobligante.
dismantellamento. disorder (1. lack of order; 2. public
dismantling, dismantlement (as in the disturbance) n. disordine.
dismantling or dismantlement of a disorder, confusion, disturbance n.
fortress, vessel) n. turbation.
dismantellamento. disorder, derange, disarrange v.
dismay, appall v. consternar. disrangiar (-jar).
dismay n. consternation. disorder (destroy the order of) v.
dismember v. dismembrar. disordinar.
disorder, disordered state n.
dismemberment n. dismembramento.
disregulamento.
dismiss, discharge v. dimitter [-mitt-/-
disorder, disturbance n. perturbation.
miss-].
disorder n. disordine.
dismiss, displace, discharge (from
office) v. destituer [- stitu-/-stitut-]. disorder n. confusion.
dismiss v. dimitter. disorder v. disrangiar.
dismissal, discharge (from office) n. disorder v. disordinar.

destitution. disordered, confused adj. indigeste.
dismissal n. dimission. disordered state, disorder n.
disregulamento.
disorderly (in disorder) adj. disordinate
(pp of disordinar).
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disorganization n. disorganisation. dispensary (place where medicines are

disorganize v. disorganisar. dispensed) n. dispensario.
disorganized adj. disorganisate. dispensation (1. act of dispensing or
disorganizer n. disorganisator. giving out; 2. exemption) n.
dispensation.
disorientate v. disorientar.
dispensation, exemption n. dispensa.
disorientation n. disorientation.
dispensative, dispensatory adj.
disown, deny v. dismentir.
dispensative.
disown, repudiate, deny v. renegar.
dispensatory, dispensative adj.
disown v. repudiar. dispensative.
disowning, repudiation, denial n. dispense (1. to give out; 2. to release,
renegamento. exempt) v. dispensar.
disparage v. denigrar. dispense with v. contentar se sin.
disparage v. dispreciar. dispenser (one who dispenses, deals
disparaging adj. dispreciative. out) n. dispensator.
disparate adj. disparate. dispersal, dispersion n. dispersion.
disparity, disproportion n. disperse (cause to disperse or
disconvenientia. scatter) v. disperger [-sperg-/-spers-].
disparity n. disparitate. disperse, scatter v. dispersar.
dispassionate adj. sin passion. disperse v. dissipar (se).
dispassionate adj. impartial. disperse v. disperger (se).
dispatch, despatch, send off v. expedir. Dispersion, Diaspora n. diaspora (- as-).
dispatch (message) n. depeche [F]. dispersion, dispersal n. dispersion.
dispatch n. dispacho. dispersive adj. dispersive.
dispatch (promptness) n. expedition. dispirit, dishearten v. disanimar.
dispatch (sending) n. invio (-io). dispirited adj. discoragiate.
dispatch v. dispachar. dispirited, discouraged adj. disanimate
dispel v. dispersar. (pp of disanimar).
dispel v. dissipar. displace (1. to shift something from
dispensable (1. capable of being its place; 2. to remove someone
dispensed with; 2. [Eccl] admitting from a position or office) v.
of release, dispensation) adj. displaciar.
dispensabile. displace, discharge, dismiss (from
dispensary n. pharmacia. office) v. destituer [- stitu-/-stitut-].
dispensary [Pharm] n. officina. displace, shift from its place v. dislocar.
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displace (someone from his country) v. disposed, inclined adj. disposite (-po-).
dispaisar. disposed for the fine arts, artistic adj.
displaced (as in displaced persons) adj. music.
dispaisate. disposed to phr. disponite (a).
displacement (1. action of displacing; disposed to phr. disposte.
2. [Naut]) n. displaciamento.
disposed to phr. disposte (a).
display (apparatus, pomp) n. apparato.
dispose-of v. disfacer se de.
display (courage) v. displicar.
disposer (one who disposes) n.
display (exhibit) v. exponer. dispositor.
display, ostentation, pomp n. fasto. disposition (1. arrangement; 2.
display, show n. monstra. disposal; 3. as in a natural
display (show) n. spectaculo. disposition for music) n. disposition.
display, show off v. ostentar. disposition, arrangement, order n.
display (visual - unit) n. unitate de positura.
visualisation. disposition n. disposition.
display cabinet n. vitrina. disposition (temperament) n.
display or trophy of arms n. panoplia. complexion.
disposition, temperament natural n.
display window, show window n.
natural.
monstra.
dispositive (pertaining to the disposal
display-unit n. monstra.
or disposition of something) adj.
display-unit n. apparato de
dispositive.
presentation.
dispossess, expropriate v. expropriar.
display-window n. vitrina.
dispossess v. disposseder [-sed-/-sess-].
displease v. displacer.
dispossession, expropriation n.
displeasure n. displacer.
expropriation.
displeasure n. displacentia.
dispossession n. dispossession.
displeasure v. displacer.
dispossessor, expropriator n.
disposable, available adj. disponibile. expropriator.
disposal (at your -) phr. a vostre disproof n. refutation.
disposition. disproportion, disparity n.
disposal n. disposition. disconvenientia.
dispose (1. to arrange; 2. to fit, disproportion, lack of proportion n.
prepare; 3. to determine the course disproportion.
of events) v. disponer [-pon-/-posit-]. disproportion v. disproportionar.
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disproportionate adj. disproportionate disrump, disrupt v. disrumper [-rump-/-

(pp of disproportionar). rupt-].
disprove v. refutar. disrupt, disrump v. disrumper [-rump-/-
disputable adj. disputabile. rupt-].
disputable, that is a matter of disrupter n. disruptor.
opinion adj. opinabile. disruption n. disruption.
disputant n. disputante. disruptive adj. disruptive.
disputation n. disputation. dissatisfaction n. discontento.
disputatious adj. disputative. dissatisfied adj. malcontente.
dispute (1. to discuss, argue; 2. to dissatisfy v. discontentar.
contend for) v. disputar. dissect v. dissecar [-sec-/-sect-].
dispute (aggressively) v. polemisar. dissection n. dissection.
dispute (industrial -) n. conflicto obrer. dissector n. dissector.
dispute n. disputa. dissemble, dissimulate v. dissimular.
dispute, quarrel n. litigio. disseminate v. disseminar.
dispute, quarrel n. lite. dissemination n. dissemination.
dispute v. disputar. disseminator n. disseminator.
disputer n. disputator. dissension n. dissension.
disqualification n. disqualification. dissent, dissidence n. dissidentia.
disqualify v. disqualificar. dissent, hold a dissident view v.
disquiet, disturb v. inquietar. dissider.
disquiet n. inquietude. dissent n. dissension.
disquietude, inquietude n. inquietude. dissent n. dissentimento.
disquisition n. disquisition. dissent v. dissentir [-sent-/-sens-].
disregard n. indifferentia. dissenter, dissident, dissentient n.

dissidente.
disregard n. disdigno.
dissentient, dissenter, dissident n.
disregard v. non prestar attention a.
dissidente.
disrepair (be in -) n. mal stato.
dissertate, discuss v. disserer [-ser-/-
disreputable adj. vergoniose. sert-].
disreputable adj. de mal fama. dissertate, discuss v. dissertar.
disrepute n. mal fama. dissertation n. dissertation.
disrespect n. irreverentia. dissertator n. dissertator.
disrespectful adj. irreverente. disservice n. disservicio.
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dissidence, dissent n. dissidentia. dissociation n. dissociation.

dissident adj/n. dissidente. dissolubility n. dissolubilitate.
dissident, dissentient, dissenter n. dissoluble adj. dissolubile.
dissidente. dissolute adj. dissolute.
dissimilar adj. dissimile. dissoluteness n. dissolution.
dissimilar adj. dissimilar. dissoluteness, profligacy n.
dissimilar, unlike adj. dispare. disregulamento.
dissimilate v. dissimilar. dissolution n. dissolution.
dissimilarity, dissimilitude n. dissolutive adj. dissolutive.
dissimilitude. dissolve (cause to dissolve) v. dissolver
dissimilarity n. dissimilantia. (se) [- solv-/-solut-].
dissimilation [Phonet] n. dissimilation. dissolve, resolve v. solver [solv-/solut-].
dissimilitude, dissimilarity n. dissolved adj. solute.
dissimilitude. dissolvent, solvent adj. dissolvente (ppr
dissimulate, dissemble v. dissimular. of dissolver).
dissimulation n. dissimulation. dissolvent, solvent n. dissolvente.
dissimulative adj. dissimulate (pp of dissolving, loosing (act of) n. lyse.
dissimular). dissonance n. dissonantia.
dissimulator n. dissimulator. dissonant adj. dissone.
dissipable, capable of being dissonant adj. dissonante (ppr of
dissipated adj. dissipabile. dissonar).
dissipate (1. to scatter, disperse; 2. to dissuade v. dissuader [-suad-/-suas-].
waste, squander) v. dissipar. dissuader n. dissuasor.
dissipated, unrestrained adj. dissipate dissuasion n. dissuasion.
(pp of dissipar).
dissuasive adj. dissuasive.
dissipater, dissipator n. dissipator.
dissyllabic, disyllabic adj. bisyllabe (-si-).
dissipation (1. scattering, dispersion;
dissyllabic, disyllabic adj. disyllabe (-si-).
2. waste, squandering; 3.
dissyllable, disyllable n. disyllabo (-si-).
dissipated living) n. dissipation.
dissyllable, disyllable n. bisyllabo (-si-).
dissipator, dissipater n. dissipator.
distaff (staff for holding flax, wool, in
dissociability n. dissociabilitate.
spinning) n. rocca.
dissociable, separable adj. dissociabile.
distaff-full n. roccata.
dissociate, disassociate (cause to
distance (remoteness) n. distantia.
dissociate) v. disassociar.
distance covered (trip) n. percurso.
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distant adj. distante. distinctive adj. distinctive.

distant, far-off adj. lontan. distinguish v. distinguer [-stingu-/-stinct-
distant, remote adj. remote. ].
distaste n. repugnantia. distinguishable adj. distinguibile.
distasteful adj. repugnante. distinguished adj. eminente.
distemper (bad mood) n. mal. distinguished, illustrious adj. insigne.
distemper, derange v. distemperar. distinguished (possessing

distinction) adj. distinguite.
distemper (paint) n. tempera.
distinguished (possessing
distemper (paint) v. pinger al tempera.
distinction) adj. distinguite (pp of
distemper (upset) v. distemperar.
distinguer).
distend (dilate by stretching) v.
distinguisher n. distinguitor.
distender [- tend-/-tens-].
distinguishing, discriminative adj.
distension, distention n. distension.
discretive.
distention, distension n. distension.
distort v. distorquer [-torqu-/- tort-].
distich [Pros] n. disticho (di-).
distortion (1. action of distorting; 2.
distil v. distillar. contortion) n. distortion.
distil v. alambicar. distract v. distraher.
distill (1. to fall or give out in drops; distraction, amusement n. distraction.
2. to subject to the process of
distraction (drive to -) v. confunder.
distillation) v. distillar.
distractive adj. distractive.
distillable adj. distillabile.
distress, affliction n. affliction.
distillation n. alambication.
distress (of body) v. doler.
distillation n. distillation.
distress (of mind) v. affliger.
distillatory adj. distillatori.
distress (of mind) v. desolar.
distiller n. distillator.
distressed adj. desolate.
distiller (one who distills alcoholic
distressed adj. afflicte.
liquors) n. liquorista.
distressed, desolate adj. desolate (pp of
distillery n. distilleria (-ia).
desolar).
distinct (1. different; 2. clearly
distressing, giving pain adj. afflictive.
perceptible) adj. distincte.
distribute (1. to allot to each as his
distinction (1. act of distinguishing; 2.
share; 2. to allocate to distinct
condition of being distinguished or
places; 3. [Print]) v. distribuer [-tribu-
outstanding among others) n. /- tribut-].
distinction.
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distribute (allot to each as his share) disturbance n. agitation.

v. repartir. disturber n. inquietator.
distribute v. distribuer. disturber n. perturbator.
distributer, distributor n. distributor. disturber n. turbator.
distribution (1. apportionment, disturber n. disturbator.
allotment; 2. allocation to distinct
disturbing adj. perturbative.
places; 3. [Print]) n. distribution.
disunion (1. rupture of union,
distribution, allotment n. repartition.
severance; 2. disunity) n. disunion.
distributive (1. serving to distribute; 2.
disunite v. disunir.
[Gram]) adj. distributive.
disunity n. disunitate.
distributor, distributer n. distributor.
disuse n. disuso.
distributor, divider n. partitor.
disuse v. disusar.
distributor (one who allots to each as
disused adj. desuete.
his share) n. repartitor.
disyllabic, dissyllabic adj. bisyllabe (-si-).
district [Admin] n. districto.
disyllabic, dissyllabic adj. disyllabe (-si-).
district n. quartiero.
disyllable, dissyllable n. bisyllabo (-si-).
distrust n. diffidentia.
disyllable, dissyllable n. disyllabo (-si-).
distrust v. diffider de.
ditch, trench, moat, fosse n. fossato.
distrustful adj. diffidente.
ditch v. abandonar.
distrustful adj. turbate.
dither (hesitate) v. hesitar.
distrustful, suspicious adj. suspiciose.
dither (shake) v. tremer.
disturb (break up a state of order,
ditto n. ditto.
calm and quiet) v. disturbar.
ditto-mark n. marca de ditto.
disturb (break up a state of order,
calm and quiet) v. perturbar. diurnal (1. daily; 2. relating to
daytime) adj. diurne.
disturb, disquiet v. inquietar.
divagate, digress v. divagar.
disturb, throw into disorder, confuse
v. turbar. divagation, digression n. divagation.
disturb v. disturbar. divan n. divan.
disturbance, disorder, confusion n. dive n. immersion.
turbation. dive n. salto.
disturbance, disorder n. perturbation. dive vi. immerger se.
disturbance n. commotion. dive vi. descender rapidemente.
disturbance n. disturbation. diver n. scafandrero.
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diverge (- from) v. diverger. dividend (1. [Arith]; 2. [Commer]) n.

divergence, divergency n. divergentia. dividendo.
divergency, divergence n. divergentia. dividend n. dividendo.
divergent adj. divergente (ppr of divider, distributor n. partitor.

diverger). dividers n. compasso.
divers (several, various) adj. diverse. divination, manticism, mantic n.
diverse (different, varied) adj. diverse. mantica.
diverse, several adj. varie. divination n. divination.
diversify (make diverse) v. diversificar. divinatory adj. divinatori.
diversify v. diversificar. divine adj. divin.
diversion (1. entertainment, pastime; divine adj. dive.

2. [Mil]) n. diversion. divine, guess v. divinar.
diversion, amusement n. divertimento. diviner n. divinator.
diversion of a water-course n. diving n. submersion.
derivation. diving n. immersion.
diversity n. diversitate. diving-board n. trampolino.
divert (1. to distract; 2. to entertain, diving-suit n. scafandro.
amuse) v. distraher [-trah-/-tract-]. divinity (divine nature or being) n.
divert (1. to turn aside; 2. to amuse, divinitate.
entertain) v. diverter [-vert-/-vers-]. divisibility n. divisibilitate.
divert the course of v. derivar. divisible adj. divisibile.
divide (1. to separate into parts; 2. divisible adj. partibile.
[Arith]) v. divider (se) [-vid-/-vis-]. divisible, capable of being cut adj.
divide, part v. partir. secabile.
divide in three parts v. tertiar. division (1. act of dividing; 2. [special:
divide into (small portions) v. parcellar. Arith/Mil/ Biol]) n. division.
divide into doses v. dosar. division into (small portions) n.
divide into eighths v. octavar. parcellamento.
divisional adj. divisional.
divide into fifths v. quintar.
divisive (indicating division) adj.
divide into parts v. departir.
divisive.
divide into three parts v. tripartir.
divisor [Arith] n. partitor.
divide into two parts v. bipartir.
divisor [Arith] n. divisor.
divided, partite adj. partite (pp of partir).
divorce (get -d) v. divorciar.
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divorce n. divorcio. do (of homage) v. render.

divorced adj. divorciate. do (prepare) v. preparar.
divorced (get -) v. divorciar se. do (roast) v. rostir.
divorcee [Fem] n. divorciata. do (something) v. facer [fac-/fact-;-fic-/-
divorcee [Masc] n. divorciato. fect-].
divulgate, divulge v. divulgar. do (suffice) v. bastar.
divulgation, divulgement n. divulgation. do (suit) v. convenir.
divulge, divulgate v. divulgar. do (that will -) phr. basta.
divulgement, divulgation n. divulgation. do (travel) v. percurrer.
divulger n. divulgator. do (well done!) phr. multo ben!
divulsion n. divulsion. do evil, wrong v. malfacer [-fac-/-fact-].
dizziness, giddiness, vertigo n. do good, be beneficent v. benefacer [-

vertigine. fac-/-fact-].
dizziness n. vertigine. do or make again v. refacer [-fac-/-fact-
].
dizzy adj. vertiginose.
do tapestry work v. tapissar.
do (arrange) v. arrangiar.
do tattooing, tattoo v. tatuar.
do (be suitable) v. convenir.
do violence to v. violentar.
do (behave) v. conducer se.
do-away-with v. supprimer.
do (cause) v. causar.
do-away-with v. poner fin a.
do (cheat) v. fraudar.
docile adj. docile.
do (commit) v. committer.
docility n. docilitate.
do (cook) v. cocer.
dock (deduct) vt. discontar.
do (get on) v. ir.
dock [Jur] banco del accusatos n.
do (have to - with) v. esser relative a.
bassino.
do (have to - with) v. haber relation con.
dock [Nav] n. dock.
do (how - you -) phr. como va vos?
dock, quay, wharf n. imbarcatorio.
do (I - know) v. io sape.
dock (suppress) v. supprimer.
do (last) v. durar.
dock vi. entrar in dock.
do (learn) v. apprender.
dock, wet dock n. darsena (dar-).
do, make (with studied care) v.
docker n. obrero portuari.
compassar.
docker n. stivator.
do [Mus] n. do.
dock-yard n. officina de constructiones
do (of health) v. esser.
naval.
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dockyard n. arsenal. dodecagonal adj. dodecagon.

doctor (1. as in doctor of philosophy; dodecagonal adj. dodecagonal.
2. doctor of medicine, physician) n. dodecahedral adj. dodecahedric.
doctor. dodecahedron [Math] n. dodecahedro.
doctor (falsify) v. falsificar.
Dodecanese Islands n. Dodecaneso.
doctor (patch up) v. reparar.
dodecapetalous [Bot] adj. dodecapetale.
doctor, physician n. medico (me-).
dodecasyllabic adj. dodecasyllabe (-
doctor (physician) n. medico. silabe).
doctor (treat) v. medicar. dodecasyllable [Pros] n. dodecasyllabo
doctoral adj. doctoral. (-silabo).
doctorate n. doctorato. dodge v. eluder.
doctrinaire n. doctrinario. doe (female deer) n. cervo femine.
doctrinairism, doctrinalism, doer, maker n. facitor.
doctrinism n. doctrinarismo. dog n. can.
doctrinal (as in doctrinal observation dog v. persequer.
or clauses) adj. doctrinal. dog days n. canicula.
doctrinalism, doctrinism, Dog Star, canicula [Astron] n. canicula.
doctrinairism n. doctrinarismo. dog-collar (dog's) n. collar de can.
doctrinary, doctrinaire adj. doctrinari. dog-collar [Eccles] n. collar false de
doctrine n. doctrina. ecclesiastico.
doctrinism, doctrinairism, dogged (followed) adj. persecute.
doctrinalism n. doctrinarismo. dogged (persistent) adj. tenace.
document n. documento. dogma n. dogma [-ma/-mat-].
document, paper [Law, Com] n. dogmatic, dogmatical adj. dogmatic.
scriptura. dogmatics n. dogmatica.
document v. documentar.
dogmatism n. dogmatismo.
documentary adj. documentari.
dogmatist n. dogmatista.
documentary adj. documental.
dogmatization n. dogmatisation.
documentary n. film educative.
dogmatize v. dogmatisar.
documentation n. documentation.
dogmatizer n. dogmatisator.
doddering adj. decrepite.
dog's-life n. vita de can.
dodeca-, dodec- (twelve) [occurring in
dog's-life (of business) v. ir a ruina.
compounds] adj. dodeca-.
dog's-life (people, go to the -s) v.
dodecagon n. dodecagono. degradar se.
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doing or making again (act of) n. dominant (1. controlling, most

refaction. influential; 2. rising high above its
doings n. gestas. surroundings) adj. dominante.
dole (- out) v. distribuer. dominant [Mus] n. dominante.
dole n. indemnitate de disoccupation. dominate (1. to exercise control over;
doleful, mournful adj. lamentabile. 2. to rise high above) v. dominar.
dolicho-, dolich- (long) [occurring in domination n. domination.
compounds] adj. dolich-. dominator n. dominator.
dolichocephalic [Anthropometry] adj. domineer n. tyrannisar.
dolichocephale. domineering adj. imperiose.
doll n. pupa. Dominica [Geog] n. Dominica.
dollar [Monet] n. dollar [A]. dominical adj. dominical.
dolphin (Delphinus delphis) n. Dominican (1. Dominican friar; 2.
delphino. native or citizen of the Dominican
domain n. dominio. Republic) n. dominicano.
domainal, pertaining to a domain adj. Dominican (1. pertaining to St.
dominial. Dominic, or to the order of
dome (cupola) n. cupola (cu-). preaching friars founded by him; 2.
domestic adj. familiar. pertaining to the Dominican
domestic [Masc] n. domestico (-mes-). republic) adj. dominican.
domestic n. [Fem] domestica (-mes-). Dominican-Republic [Geog] n.
domestic (of or belonging to the Republica Dominican.
household, home, family) adj. dominion, dominium, ownership
domestic (-mes-). (absolute) n. dominio.
domesticate, tame v. domesticar. dominion (rule control, supreme
domestication n. domestication. authority;) n. dominio.
domesticator n. domesticator. dominium, ownership, dominion
domesticity n. domesticitate. (absolute) n. dominio.
domicile, domiciliate (establish or set domino (1. long, loose robe worn at
up at a given residence) v. masquerades; 2. [Games] (domino
domiciliar. piece) n. domino (do-).
domicile n. domicilio. domino (play -es) v. jocar al domino.
domiciliary adj. domiciliari. Don Quixote n. Don Quixote (kishote;
dominance n. dominantia. kihote).
donate, give v. donar.
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donation, donative n. donativo. dormouse n. muscardino.

donation n. donation. doro-, -dor (gift) [occurring in
donator, donor n. donator. compounds] n. doro-.
donatory [Law] n. donatorio. dorsal adj. dorsal.
donjon, dungeon n. donjon. dorsal, notal [Zool] adj. notal.
donkey, ass n. asino(a-). dosage, dosing n. dosage (-aje).
donkey driver n. asinero. dose (give out in doses) v. dosar.
donna, dame n. donna. dose n. dose.
donor (blood -) n. donator de sanguine. dosing, dosage n. dosage (-aje).
donor, donator n. donator. dossier n. dossier [F].
doom n. destino funeste. dossier v. dossier.
doom v. condemnar. dot n. puncto.
doomsday n. die del judicio. dot v. punctar al puncto.
do-one's-best v. facer le possibile. dotage n. senilitate.
door (front -) n. porta anterior del casa. dotage n. secunde infantia.
door, gate n. porta. dotal adj. dotal.
door n. ostio. dotation, endowment n. dotation.
doorbell n. campanetta. dote-on v. amar follemente.
doorkeeper n. portero. double (1. to make double; 2. [Naut]
doorman n. portero. sail round) v. duplar.
doorstep n. limine. double adj. duple.
doorway, gateway n. porta. double (at the -) phr. al passo de carga.
doorway n. entrata. double, make double v. duplicar.
do-out v. nettar. double (person) n. sosia.
dope (drug) n. narcotico. double (stand-in) n. duple.
dope (drug) v. narcotisar. double (two, on the -) n. dupletto.
dope (person) n. imbecille. double, two-fold adj. gemine.
dope (varnish) n. vernisse. double, twofold adj. duple.
dope (varnish) v. vernissar. double, twofold adj. duplice (du-).
dormant adj. latente. double vt. duplar.
dormitory n. dormitorio. double bass, contrabass [Mus] n.

contrabasso.
dormitory (sleeping room) n.
dormitorio. double boiler n. banio-maria (-ia).
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double fives (a throw of) [Dominoes] doubtless adj/adv. sin dubita.

n. quina. douche (give a douche) v. duchar (-sh-).
double-bass n. contrabasso. douche (jet of water for therapeutic
double-bed n. lecto matrimonial. purposes) n. ducha (-sh-).
double-cross v. dupar. dough n. pasta.
double-cross v. fraudar. doughiness, pastiness n. pastositate.
double-dealing, duplicity n. duplicitate. doughy, pasty adj. pastose.
double-dutch n. linguage inintelligibile. do-up (button) v. buttonar.
double-glazing n. vitro duple. do-up (close) v. serrar.
doubleness, duplexity n. duplicitate. do-up (redecorate) v. redecorar.
double-room n. camera a duo personas. do-up (repair) v. reparar.
doublet (1. identical piece) n. dupletto. douse (extinguish) v. extinguer.
doubling (action of) n. duplamento. douse (immerse) v. immerger.
doubt (1. as in in doubt, without dove, columbine adj. columbin.
doubt; 2. [Rhet] dubitatio) n. dove n. columba.
dubitation.
dove, pigeon n. pipion.
doubt (be in -) v. esser in dubita.
dovecot, pigeon-house n. columbiera.
doubt, be in doubt v. dubitar.
dovetail n. cauda de hirundine.
doubt (beyond -) prep. phr. foras de
dovetail v. incastrar a cauda de
dubita.
hirundine.
doubt (cast - on) v. poner in dubita.
dowdy adj. inelegante.
doubt n. dubita (du-).
dower (give a dowry to) v. dotar.
doubter n. dubitator.
do-without v. contentar se sin.
doubtful adj. questionabile.
down (a street) v. passar per.
doubtful, dubious (1. in doubt; 2.
down adv. a basso.
causing doubt) adj. dubitose.
down (as in down on fruit) n. pilo.
doubtful, questionable adj. dubitabile.
down (downy hairs) n. lanugine.
doubtful, questionable adj.
down, dune n. duna.
questionabile.
doubtfully adv. dubitosemente. down (go -) v. descender.
doubtfully adv. questionabilemente. down, hair n. villo.
doubtfulness n. questionabilitate. down n. lanugine.
doubtfulness n. dubita. down [Nav] v. ir al fundo.
doubtfulness n. dubitositate. down (of sun) v. poner se.

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downcast, dejected adj. abattite (pp of do-you-know (do you understand? ...
abatter). yes I -) phr. comprende vos? ... si, io
downfall n. cadita. comprende.
downfall n. ruina. do-you-know phr. sape vos?
downhearted adj. discoragiate. doze n. somno curte.
downhill adv. a basso. doze v. facer un somno curte.
downhill (go -) v. descender. dozen n. dozena.
download [Comp] v. discargar, bassar, doze-off v. addormir se.
cargar sur disco ab internet, drab (brownish) adj. color de fango.
telecargar. drab (dreary) adj. monotone.
download [Comp] n. discargamento,
drachma n. drachma.
cargamento sur disco ab internet,
telecargamento. Draco [Gr. Hist] n. Dracon.
downloadable [Comp] adj. discargabile, Draconian adj. draconian.

telecargabile. draft (a contract) v. minutar.
downpour n. forte pluvia. draft (a document) v. rediger.
downright adj. absolute. draft (air) n. currente de aere.
downright adv. toto. draft, bill [Fin] n. tratta.
downstairs adj/ adv. a basso. draft (call up) v. conscriber.
downtown n. in le centro del citate. draft (call-up) n. conscription.
downtrodden adj/n. opprimite. draft, draught (of a chimney) n. tirage (-
downward adj/adv. descendente. aje).
downwards adv. a basso. draft (make a draft of) v. minutar.
down-with-the (traitors)! interj. a basso draft (of document) n. redaction.

(le traitores)! draft (the draft of a contract) n. minuta.
downy, lanuginous adj. lanuginose. draftsman n. designator technic.
dowry n. dote. drafty adj. exponite a currentes de aere.
dox-, -dox- (opinion) [occcurring in drafty adj. ventose.
compounds] n. dox-. drag, dray, road sledge n. slitta.
doxology n. doxologia (-ia). drag, dray, road sledge n. traha.
do-you-know (do you understand? ... drag (hindrance) n. remora (re-).
yes I -) phr. io comprende, comprende drag, pull, draw v. trainar.
vos? ... si.
drag, pull, draw v. tirar.
drag vt. traher.
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dragging, pulling, drawing (act of) n. drastic adj. drastic.

tiramento. draught, draft (of a chimney) n. tirage (-
dragon (1. [Mythol]) n. dracon. aje).
drag-on v. prolongar (se). draught n. bibita.
dragonfly n. libellula. draught (-s) n. joco de damas.
drain (cause to flow off slowly) v. draughty adj. exponite a currentes de
escolar. aere.
drain (channel or pipe for carrying draughty adj. ventose.
away water or other liquid) n. draw, drag, pull v. trainar.
aquiero. draw, drag, pull v. tirar.
drain (exhaust) v. exhaurir.
draw, draw out (water) v. haurir [haur-
drain, dry (remove water) v. disaquar. /haust-].
drain vi. escolar se. draw (lots) n. tiramento al sorte.
drainage n. disaquamento. draw (lottery) n. lotteria.
drainage n. escolamento. draw (make, pull) v. tirar.
drainage (process of draining, gradual draw, pull v. traher [trah-/tract-].
flowing off) n. escolamento. draw (pull) n. attraction.
draining n. disaquamento. draw (pulling) n. tiramento.
draining-board n. escolatorio. draw (sketch) vt. designar.
drainpipe n. tubo de disaquamento. draw (sport) n. partita nulle.
drake n. anate mascule. draw, unsheathe (a sword) v. disvainar.
dram [Weights] n. drachma. draw (water) v. haurir.
drama n. drama [-ma/-mat-]. draw backwards v. arretrar.
dramatic adj. dramatic. draw out, draw (water) v. haurir [haur-
dramatist, playwright n. dramaturgo. /haust-].
dramatize v. dramatisar. draw out, stretch v. tirar.
dramaturgy n. dramaturgia (-ia). draw up (a document, speech) v.
drape, hang with a drapery vt. drappar. rediger [-ig-/- act-].
drape n. cortina. draw-back n. disavantage.
draper (dealer in cloth) n. drappero. draw-back n. inconveniente.
draper n. drappero. draw-back v. arretrar (se).
drapery (1. business of selling cloth; drawbridge n. ponte levatori.

2. clothing or hangings arranged in drawer (chest of -s) n. commoda.
graceful folds) n. drapperia (-ia). drawer (furniture) n. tiratorio.
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drawer (one who or that which draws) dread v. timer.

n. tirator. dreadful adj. terribile.
drawer, sketcher (person) n. designator. dreadful adj. espaventabile.
drawer (sliding box in a chest, desk) n. dreadnought n. dreadnought [A].
tiratorio.
dream n. somno.
drawing (1. art of drawing or
dream n. sonio.
sketching; 2. as in a drawing
dream vi. soniar.
hanging on the wall) n. designo.
dreamer n. soniator.
drawing, dragging, pulling (act of) n.
tiramento. dreamer, Utopian (one who indulges
drawing, pulling (action of) n. tracto. in fanciful ideas, plans) n.
chimerista.
drawing (pulling) n. tirada.
dreamy adj. somnolente.
drawing (sketch) n. designo.
dreary adj. lugubre.
drawing back, recoiling (act of) n.
dredge (1. dredger; 2. dragnet)
reculamento.
[Technol] n. draga.
drawing out, stretching (act of) n.
tiramento. dredge [Technol] v. dragar.
drawing-back (retreat) n. reculamento. dredger n. draga.
drawing-board n. tabula de designo. dregs n. fece.
drawing-pin n. cimice. dregs n. sedimento.
drawing-room n. salon. drench v. saturar.
drawl n. pronunciation lente e pesante. dress (a person again) v. revestir.
drawl vi. pronunciar lente e dress (- a person, clothe) vt. /vi vestir
pesantemente. (se).
draw-lots v. tirar al sorte. dress (attire) n. vestimento.
draw-near v. approchar (se). dress (attire) n. habito.
draw-out v. tirar. dress (frock) n. roba.
draw-up (documents) v. rediger. dress (wound) v. curar.
draw-up (near) v. approchar (se). dress in purple v. purpurar.
dray, road sledge, drag n. traha. dress skin like morocco v. marocchinar.
dray, road sledge, drag n. slitta. dress-circle n. prime balcon.
dread n. grande timor. dressed adj. vestite.
dread n. apprehension. dresser (dressing table) n. toilette [F].
dread v. apprehender. dresser (sideboard) n. buffet de cocina.
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dressing (a person again) (act of) n. drill, training, exercise n. exercitation.

revestimento. driller, borer [Mining] n. sondator.
dressing (bandage) n. bandage (-age). driller, borer (one who drills; tool) n.
dressing (grooming) n. toilette. forator.
dressing gown, peignoir n. peignoir [F]. drilling, boring [Mining] n. sondage (-
dressing morocco (action or process aje).
of) n. marocchineria (-eria). drill-through v. perforar.
dressing room n. toilette [F]. drink (1. draught, glassful of a given
dressing table, dresser n. toilette [F]. beverage; 2. beverage) n. bibita (bib-
).
dressing-down n. reprimenda.
drink, beverage n. biberage (-aje).
dressing-gown n. peignoir.
drink, beverage n. bibitura.
dressmaker, tailor n. sartor.
drink, drinking n. biber.
dress-up v. adornar (se).
drink v. biber.
dress-up vi. vestir se.
drink v. potar.
dribble (drip) vi. guttar.
drinkable adj. bibibile.
dribble (of babies) v. salivar.
drinkable adj. potabile.
dribble (sport) vt. dribblar.
drinker, drunkard n. bibitor.
drier n. siccator.
drinking (- water) n. aqua potabile.
drift (float) v. flottar al deriva.
drinking, drink n. biber.
drift (movement) n. deriva.
drip (as in the tap is dripping) v. guttar.
drift (of snow) vi. cumular se.
drip n. gutta.
drift (purport) n. tenor.
drip vi. stillar.
drift, sail, move, float v. vogar.
drip-dry phr. que se sicca rapidemente e
drifting adj. voga?????
non se repassa.
drifting, sailing, moving, floating (act
drip-dry v. ex- guttar.
of) n. voga.
dripping (cooking -s) n. grassia de
driftwood n. ligno flottante. rostito.
drill, bore [Mining] v. sondar. dripping n. stillation.
drill, bore (hole) v. forar. dripping (of water) v. guttar.
drill, borer [Mining] n. sonda. dripping dew adj. roriflue.
drill (instrument for boring) n. forator. drive (a car) v. guidar.
drill [Mil] n. exercitio. drive (a carriage, coach) v. cochiar (-sh-
drill, train, exercise [Mil] v. exercitar. ).
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drive (energy) n. energia. driving-licence n. patente de guidar.

drive (excursion) n. excursion. driving-licence n. permisso de guidar.
drive (force) v. coercer. driving-school n. schola de guidar.
drive (golf) n. colpo. driving-test n. examine pro patente de
drive (golf) v. tirar le colpo. guidar.
drive (horses, a car) v. guidar. drizzle n. pluvia fin.
drive (propel) v. propeller. drizzle v. pluver finmente.
drive (propulsion) n. propulsion. droll, comical adj. burlesc.
drive (push) v. pulsar. -drome (1. running; 2. racecourse)

[occurring in compounds] n. -
drive (roadway) n. avenue.
dromo.
drive (transmission) n. transmission.
dromedary n. dromedario.
drive in, thrust in v. figer [fig-/fix-].
drone (bee) n. ape mascule.
drive in, wedge in v. cunear.
drone (sound) n. susurro.
drive mad, madden v. affollar.
drone v. susurrar.
drive to despair v. desperar.
drone buzz, to hum (make a low,
drive-away vi. partir.
continuous sound) v. susurrar.
drive-away vt. chassar.
droop n. inclination.
drive-back vi. retornar.
droop, sink v. clinar.
drive-back vt. repeller.
droop, slide down, fall v. laber [lab-
drive-in (a nail) v. figer. /laps-].
drive-in (enter) v. entrar in. droop v. clinar.
drivel n. nonsenso. drop (1. as in a drop of rain, drip; 2.
drive-mad v. affollar. [Arch] (gutta) n. gutta.
drive-off (go for a -) v. facer un viage. drop (fall) n. cadita.
drive-off vi. partir. drop (let go) v. lassar cader.
drive-off vt. chassar. drop (lower) vt. abassar.
driver, coachman n. cochiero (-sh-). drop n. stilla.
driver (of bus) n. guidator. drop vi. cader.
driver (of car) n. automobilista. dropper n. contaguttas.
driver (of car) n. chaurfeur. dropsy n. hydropisia (-ia).
driver (of train) n. machinista. drought, drouth n. siccitate.
driver's-licence n. patente de guidar. drouth, drought n. siccitate.
driver's-licence n. permisso de guidar. drove, flock, herd n. grege.
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drown (deprive of life by immersion) v. drum [Mus] n. tympano (tim-).

necar. drum n. tambur.
drown (in water) v. necar (se). drum vi. batter le tambur.
drown (with noise) v. coperir. drum-into v. facer comprender.
drown (with noise) v. suffocar. drum-into v. figer le capite.
drowning (act of) n. necamento. drummer n. pulsator de tambur.
drowse v. dormir. drummer n. tympanista.
drowsiness n. somnolentia. drummer n. tamburero.
drowsy adj. somnolente. drum-stick n. bacchetta de tambur.
drudge (person) n. quasi-sclavo. drunk, drunken adj. ebrie.
drudge v. travaliar (ingrate e drunk (get -) v. inebriar se.
penosemente).
drunk, in one's cups adj. avinate.
drudgery n. travalio penose.
drunk n. inebriato.
drudgery n. servitude.
drunkard, drinker n. bibitor.
drug (administer a drug or drugs to) v.
drunkard n. inebriato.
drogar.
drunken adj. ebrie.
drug n. droga.
drunkenness, ebriety n. ebrietate.
drug n. pharmaco.
drunkenness n. ebrietate.
drug, remedy, medicine n. pharmaco
(far-). dry (1. to make dry; 2. to become
drug v. drogar. dry) v. siccar.
drug v. narcotisar. dry adj. sic.
drug-addict n. narcomano. dry (drain) v. disaquar.
druggist n. drogista. dry (remove wetness) vt. /vi siccar.
druggist n. pharmacista. dry, wipe, mop up (with cloth) v.

essugar.
drugstore n. drogeria (-ia).
dry up, desiccate v. desiccar.
drug-store (pharmacy) n. pharmacia.
dry up, exsiccate (make quite dry) v.
druid n. druida (dru-).
exsiccar.
druidess n. druidessa.
dry-clean v. nettar a sic.
druidic, druidical adj. druidic (-id-).
dry-cleaning n. lavage chimic.
druidism n. druidismo.
dry-dock n. bassino de reparation sic.
drum (1. [Mus]; 2. eardrum; 3.
dryer (clothes) n. siccator.
[special: Arch/Technol]) n. tambur.
dry-humor, dry-humour n. humor
drum, drumlike adj. tympanic.
mordente.
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drying adj. siccante (ppr of siccar). duct, emissary, outlet n. emissario.

drying-place, drying-room, drying- duct n. conducto.
loft n. siccatorio. ductile adj. ductile.
dry-land n. terra firme. ductility n. ductilitate.
dryness n. siccitate. due (- to) phr. debite a.
dryness n. ariditate. due n. debito.
dry-rot n. putrefaction sic. due, owing adj. debite (de-) (pp of
dry-up v. desiccar (se). deber).
dry-wine n. vino sic. due (that which is due legally or
dual adj. dual. morally) n. debito (de-).
dual-carriageway n. strata de sensos duel n. duello.

separate. duel v. duellar.
dualism n. dualismo. duelist n. duellista.
dualist n. dualista. dues (be -) v. competer.
dualistic adj. dualistic. dues (membership fee) n. quota.
duality n. dualitate. duet n. duetto.
dually adv. dualmente. duet n. duo.
dubiety n. dubitate. due-to prep. phr. a causa de.
dubious adj/n. dubitose. duettist n. duettista.
dubious, doubtful (1. in doubt; 2. duke n. duce.
causing doubt) adj. dubitose. dukedom (1. duchy; 2. title or rank of
dubiously adv. dubitosemente. a duke) n. ducato.
dubitative adj. dubitative. dul- (slave) [occurring in derivatives
ducal adj. ducal. and compounds] n. dulo-.
ducat (coin) n. ducato. dulcification (sweetening) n.
ducatoon n. ducaton. dulcification.
dulcify (sweeten) v. dulcificar.
duchess n. duchessa.
dull (boring) adj. stupide.
duck v. clinar se.
dull (boring) adj. enoiose.
duck [Zool] n. anate (a-).
dull, mat (metals) v. matar.
duckbill, platypus, Ornithorhyncus
[Zool] n. ornithorhynco. dull, muffled, surd (of noise) adj. surde.
duckling n. anate juvene. dull, mat (not glossy) adj. mat.
duct [Anat] n. ducto. dull, obtund, blunt v. obtunder [-tund-/-

tus-].
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dull (of weather) adj. obnubilate. dun v. importunar.

dull (sad) adj. triste. dunce n. scholar ignorante.
dull (slow) adj. obtuse. dunce n. asino.
dullard (stupid person) n. stupide. dune, down n. duna.
dullness n. stupiditate. dung, manure n. stercore.
dulse n. alga edibile (dulleasq). dung, manure v. stercorar.
duly adv. propriemente, debitemente. dung-beetle n. scarabeo del stercore.
duly adv. debitemente, propriemente. dungeon, donjon n. donjon.
duly, properly adv. debitemente. dungeon n. prision subterranee.
duma n. duma [R]. dung-heap n. stercorario.
dumb, silent, mute (unhearing) adj. dunghill n. stercorario.
mute. dungy adj. merdose.
dumb (stupid) n. imbecille. dungy adj. stercorate.
dumb show, pantomime n. pantomima. dungy adj. stercorose.
dumb-bell n. peso de mano. Dunkirk n. Dunkirken (dun-).
dumbfounded adj. stupefacte. Dunkirk n. Dunkerque [F].
dumbness, mutism, muteness n. duodecimal adj. duodecimal.
mutismo.
duodenal adj. duodenal.
dumdum (bullet) n. dumdum [A].
duodenitis n. duodenitis (-itis).
dummy adj. ficte.
duodenum [Anat] n. duodeno.
dummy (cards) n. morto.
dupe n. dupe.
dummy (effigy) n. effigie.
dupe v. dupar.
dummy (image) n. simulacro.
duper n. dupator.
dummy (soother) n. tetta sur anello.
duplexity, doubleness n. duplicitate.
dummy (tailor's) n. mannequin.
duplicate adj. duplicate.
dump, dumping place n. discargatorio.
duplicate (copy) v. reproducer.
dump v. discargar.
duplicate (double) vt. duplicar.
dumping [Commer] n. dumping [A].
duplicate n. duplicato.
dumping n. discarga.
duplicate (with a duplicator) v.
dumping place, dump n. discargatorio.
mimeographar.
dumpling n. bolletta. duplication n. duplication.
dumpy adj. parve e corpulente. duplicative adj. duplicative.
dun adj. brun. duplicator n. duplicator.
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duplicator n. mimeographo. Dutchman n. hollandese.

duplicature n. duplicatura. Dutchman n. nederlandese.
duplicity, double-dealing n. duplicitate. dutiable adj. taxabile.
durability n. durabilitate. duty, custom, fee n. derecto.
durable, lasting adj. durabile. duty (customs) n. doana.
duration (1. continuance in time; 2. duty, impost, tax n. imposto.
period of time during which a thing duty (obligation) n. deber.
lasts) n. duration. duty (off -) adj/ adv. libere.
duress n. duressa. duty (on -) adj/adv. de servicio.
during prep. durante. duty (service) n. guarda.
durum-wheat n. farina-dur. duty (service) n. servicio.
dusk, crepuscule, twilight n. duty (tax) n. imposto.
crepusculo.
duty (tax) n. derecto.
dusky adj. tenebrose.
duty-free adj. exempte de doana.
dust (free from powder, dust, clean) v.
duumvir [Rom. Antiq] n. duumviro (-
dispulverar.
um-).
dust n. pulvere.
duumviral adj. duumviral.
dust, powder (sprinkle with powder or
duumvirate n. duumvirato.
dust) v. pulverar.
dwarf (1. midget; 2. [Mythol]) n. [Masc]
dust-bin n. receptaculo de immunditias.
nano.
dust-bowl n. region ubi le terra es
dwarf [Fem] n. nana.
sufflate pro le vento.
dwarf v. render minuscule per contrasto.
dust-cart n. carro de immunditias.
dwell, reside v. resider.
duster n. pannello (pro dispulverar).
dwell v. habitar.
dustman n. levator de immunditias.
dwell or live together v. cohabitar.
dust-pan n. pala de mano.
dwelling n. habitation.
dusty adj. pulverose.
dwelling place n. habitation.
dusty, powdery, pulverulent adj.
dwell-on v. insister super.
pulverulente.
Dutch adj/n. hollandese. dwell-together v. cohabitar.
Dutch adj/n. nederlandese. dwindle v. diminuer.
Dutch (Language) adj. hollandese. dye, coloring matter n. tinctura.
Dutch (of Holland, of the dye (give a new color to) vt. tinger [ting-
Netherlands) adj. hollandese. / tinct-].
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dye, hue, tint n. tincto. dynamiter n. dynamitero.

dyeing (action of) n. tinctura. dynamo [Elec] n. dynamo (di-).
dyer n. tinctor. dynamo n. dynamo.
dyer n. tincturero. dynamoelectric adj. dynamoelectric.
dyer's shop n. tinctureria (-ia). dynamometer n. dynamometro (-mo-).
dying adj. moriente (ppr of morir). dynast n. dynasta.
dying, moribund adj. moribunde. dynastic adj. dynastic.
dyke n. dica. dynasty n. dynastia (-ia).
dynamic, dynamical adj. dynamic. dyne [Phys] n. dyna.
dynamics [Phys] n. dynamica. dysenteric adj. dysenteric.
dynamism [Philos] n. dynamismo. dysentery [Pathol] n. dysenteria (-ia).
dynamist n. dynamista. dyspepsia [Pathol] n. dyspepsia (-ia).
dynamite, dynamitic adj. dynamitic. dyspeptic adj. dyspeptic.
dynamite n. dynamite. dyspeptic n. dyspeptico.
dynamite v. dynamitar. dysphasia [Med] n. dysphasia (-ia).
E - e
E, e (letter -) n. littera e. eager, brisk, alacritous adj. alacre (al-)</

E (the note) [Mus] n. mi. span>.
each adj. cata. eagerly adv. ardorosemente.
each, every adj. omne. eagerness, briskness, alacrity n.

alacritate.
each, every adj. tote.
eagerness n. ardor.
each (one pound -) phr. un libra le pecia.
eagle n. aquila (a-).
each pron. cata uno.
eapthquake n. tremor de terra.
each (they had a beer -) phr. cata uno
eapthquake n. seismo.
bibeva un bira.
each other adj/pron. le un le alter, le unes ear (form, be formed, into ears or
le alteres. spikes) v. spicar.
each other adj/pron. le unes le alteres, le ear (organ and faculty of hearing) n.
un le alter. aure.
each other, one another pron. un-altere. ear, spike (of grain) n. spica.
eager adj. ardorose. ear (turn a deaf - to) phr. facer le aure
surde a.
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earache n. dolor de aure. earth (ground) n. solo.

eardrum n. cassa del tympano. earth (ground) n. terra.
eared, spicate, spiky adj. spicate. earth, land adj. terren.
earl, count n. conte. earth (on the -) phr. super terra.
earldom, county n. contato. earth, soil n. solo.
earlier adj. anterior. earth (soil) n. terra.
earlier adv. ante. earth vt. connecter al terra.
earlier-than adv. ante. earth (where on - is it?) phr. ubi diabolo
earliest adj. prime. es illo?
early (ancient) adj. antique. earth (world) n. mundo.
early (first) adj. prime. earthenware n. ceramo (ce-).
early (in good time) phr. de bon hora. earthenware pot n. testo.
early (time of day) adj. matutinal. earthly adj. terrestre.
early (time of season) adj. precoce. earthly (for no - reason) phr. a

proposito de nihil.
early (too soon) phr. ante le tempore.
earthly, terrestrial adj. terren.
early in the morning adv. mane.
earthquake, seism n. seismo (seizmo).
early riser n. matinero.
earthworm n. lumbrico (-ico).
earmark v. assignar.
earthworm n. lumbrico.
earn v. ganiar.
earthy (as in an earthy smell) adj.
earn as profit, gain v. lucrar.
terrose.
earner n. ganiator.
earwig n. forficula.
earnest adj. serie.
ease (at -) phr. in reposo.
earnest, earnest money [Law] n. arrha.
ease, facility (1. absence of difficulty;
earnest (in -) adv. seriemente. 2. power to do anything easily and
earnest money, earnest [Law] n. arrha. quickly) n. facilitate.
earnestness, seriousness n. serio. ease (lessen) v. alleviar.
earnings (of business) n. profitos. ease n. facilitate reposo.
earnings (wage) n. salario. ease (simplify) v. facilitar.
earring n. pendente de aure. ease, unconstraint, freedom in speech
ear-shaped, auriform adj. auriforme. or manner n. disinvoltura.
ear-shaped, spiciform adj. spiciforme. ease up v. relaxar (se).
ear-splitting adj. assurdante. easel n. cavaletto.
earth adj. terren. easement [Law] n. servitude.
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easily forgotten adj. oblidabile. eat v. manducar.

easily intimidated adj. intimidabile. eat lavishly, feast v. banchettar.
easily moved, exorable adj. exorabile. eatable adj. mangiabile.
easily tired adj. fatigabile. eatable, comestible, edible adj.
east adj. oriental. comestibile.
east adj. del est. eatable, edible adj. edibile.
east (direction of sunrise) n. levante. eat-away (rot) v. corroder.
east (go -) phr. ir al est. eater n. mangiator (-ja-).
east n. oriente. eating (act of) n. manducation.
east n. est. eating v. mangiar.
East-Africa [Geog] n. Africa del Est. eat-me (don't -) v. no me mangia.
Easter adj. paschal. eat-me v. mangia me.
Easter adj. del pascha. eat-out (- of house and home) v.

devorar toto in le casa.
Easter n. pascha.
eat-out v. mangiar a foras.
Eastern, Oriental adj. oriental.
eat-out v. mangiar al restaurante.
eastern, oriental adj. oriental.
eat-up (devour) v. devorar.
easterner n. oriental.
eau de Colegne n. aqua de Colonia.
Eastphalia n. Estfalia.
eau de Cologne n. eau de Cologne [F].
East-Timor [Geog] n. Timor Oriental.
eavesdrop v. ascoltar al portas.
eastward (-s) adv. al est.
eavesdropping n. ascolta.
easy (make -) v. facilitar.
ebb n. refluxo.
easy (not difficult) adj. facile.
ebb v. refluer.
easy, unconstrained, free in speech or
ebb-and-flow n. fluxo e refluxo.
manner adj. disinvolte.
ebonist, cabinetmaker n. ebenista.
easy chair n. confortabile.
ebonize v. ebenisar.
easy to handle adj. maneabile.
ebony n. ebeno (e-).
easy unpretentious music n.
musichetta. ebriety, drunkenness n. ebrietate.
easy-chair n. confortabile. ebullience n. ebullientia.
easygoing adj. indulgente. ebullient adj. ebulliente.
easygoing adj. de humor facile. ebullition, boiling n. ebullition.
eat v. eder. eccentric (1. not concentric; 2. odd,
eat v. mangiar (-jar). whimsical, unconventional) adj.
eccentric.
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eccentric n. original. eclectic n. eclectico.

eccentricity (1. [Mech]; 2. eccentric eclecticism n. eclectismo.
condition or behavior, oddity) n. eclecticism n. eclecticismo.
eccentricitate. eclipse n. eclipse.
Ecclesiastes [Bib] n. Ecclesiastes (-as-).
eclipse v. eclipsar.
ecclesiastic, ecclesiastical adj.
ecliptic [Astron] n. ecliptica.
ecclesiastic.
ecliptic, ecliptical adj. ecliptic.
ecclesiastic n. ecclesiastico.
eclogue n. ecloga (ec-).
ecclesiastic n. ecclesiasta.
eco- (house, household, habitat)
ecclesiastic(al) adj. ecclesiastic.
[occurring in compounds] n. eco-.
ecclesiastically adv. ecclesiasticamente.
ecologic, ecological adj. ecologic.
ecclesiology n. ecclesiologia (- ia).
ecologically adv. ecologicamente.
echelon [Mil] n. scalon.
ecologist n. ecologo (-co-).
echelon [Mil] n. echelon (-sh-).
ecologist n. ecologista.
echelon v. scalonar.
ecology n. ecologia (-ia).
echelon v. echelonar (-sh-).
economic adj. economic.
echinococcus [Zool] n. echinococco.
economical adj. economic.
echinoderm, echinodermic adj.
economics n. economia politic.
echinoderme.
economist (student of political
echinoderm n. echinodermo.
economy) n. economista.
Echinoidae [Zool] n. echinoides.
economize v. economisar.
echinus (1. sea urchin; 2. [Arch]) n.
echino. economy (1. management of the
expenditures of a social group; 2.
Echinus [Zool] n. echino.
careful management, thrift) n.
echo n. echo.
economia (-ia).
echo, resound, reverberate v. resonar.
economy n. economia.
echo vt/vi. echoar.
ecstasy (go into -) v. ecstasiar se.
echoic adj. echoic (-oic).
ecstasy n. ecstase (ec-).
echolalia [Psychopathol] n. echolalia (-
ecstatic adj. ecstatic.
ia).
ecto- (outside, external) occurring in
echometer n. echometro (-ko).
compounds] adv. ecto-.
echometric adj. echometric.
ectoderm [Zool] n. ectoderma.
echometry n. echometria (-ia).
ectoplasm [Spiritualism] n. ectoplasma.
eclectic adj. eclectic.
ectoplasmic adj. ectoplasmic.
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Ecuador n. [Geog] Ecuador [H]. edify v. edificar.

Ecuador n. Equator. edifying adj. edificante (ppr of edificar).
ecumenical adj. ecumenic. edifying adj. edificative.
ecumenically adv. ecumenicamente. Edinburgh [Geog] n. Edinburgho.
eczema n. eczema [-ma/-mat-]. edit (bibliog) v. editar.
eczematous adj. eczematose. edit (journ) v. corriger.
edacious, voracious adj. edace. edit [Journ] v. rediger [-ig-/-act-].
edacity, voracity n. edacitate. edit v. eder.
eddy n. parve vortice. edit v. editar.
eddy v. facer vortices. edition (first -) n. edition principe.
edema [Pathol] n. edema [-ma/-mat-]. edition n. edition.
edematous, edematose adj. edematose. editor (bibliog) n. editor.
Eden n. Eden (e-). editor [Journ] n. redactor.
edge (border, rim) n. bordo. editor (one who edits) n. editor.
edge, brim, rim, border, brink n. orlo. editorial adj/n. editorial.
edge (of a knife, razor) n. filo. editorial staff n. redaction.
edge (on -) adj. nervose. editorially adv. editorialmente.
edge (sharp side of a blade) n. talia. educable adj. educabile.
edgeways (-gewise) adv. del latere. educate v. instruer.
edgeways (you can't get a word in -) educate v. educar.
phr. il es impossibile de inserer un educated adj. culte.
parola.
educated, intelligentsia (class or
edi- (building, house) [occurring in
classes) n. intelligentsia [R].
derivativcs and compounds] n. edi-.
education (elementary -) n. instruction
edibility n. edibilitate.
primari.
edible adj. manducabile. education n. instruction.
edible adj. mangiabile (-ja-). education n. education.
edible, eatable adj. edibile. education (physical -) n. education
edible, eatable, comestible adj. physic.
comestibile. education, tuition, instruction n.
edict n. edicto. inseniamento.
edict, proclamation n. banno. educational adj. instructive.
edification n. edification. educational adj. educational.
edifice n. edificio.
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educational system n. systema de effercts (possesions) n. possesiones.

education. effervesce v. effervescer.
educationally adv. educationalmente. effervescence n. effervescentia.
educative (instructive, educational) adj. effervescent adj. effervescente (ppr of
educative. effervescer).
educator, pedagogue n. educator. efficacious, effective adj. efficace.
edulcorate (1. to sweeten (medicine); efficacy, effectiveness n. efficacia.
2. [Chem]) v. edulcorar.
efficiency (1. [Philos]; 2. [Mech]) n.
edulcoration (1. (action of) efficientia.
sweetening; 2 . [Chem]) n. efficiency (ability) n. capacitate.
edulcoration.
efficiency (effectiveness) n. efficacia.
eel n. anguilla.
efficiency (of machine) n. efficientia.
eel-shaped, anguilliform adj.
efficient adj. efficace.
anguilliforme.
effigy n. effigie.
eerie adj. mysteriose.
effloresce [Chem] v. efflorescer.
eerie adj. spectral.
effluent adj. effluente (ppr of effluer).
efface v. obliterar.
effluvium n. effluvio.
effect, bring about v. effectuar.
effort (make an -) v. effortiar se.
effect (have an -) v. on influer super.
effort (make every -) v. facer tote su
effect n. effecto.
effortios.
effect v. effectuar.
effort n. effortio.
effect, work v. operar.
effortless adv. sin effortio.
effective (1. efficacious, efficient; 2.
effuse, pour out, pour forth, shed v.
actual, de facto, as in effective
effunder [- fund-/-fus-].
capital) adj. effective.
effusion n. effusion.
effective, efficacious adj. efficace.
egg (boiled -) n. ovo bullite.
effective (the effective part of an army)
egg (fried -) n. ovo frite.
[Mil] n. effectivo.
egg n. ovo.
effectiveness, efficacy n. efficacia.
egg (poached -) n. ovo bullite sin scalia.
effectuation n. effectuation.
egg (scrambled -) n. ovos miscite.
effeminate adj. effeminate.
egg (white of -) n. blanc de ovo.
effeminate v. effeminar.
egg on v. sporonar.
effemination n. effemination.
eggcup n. oviero.
effendi n. efendi [Tu].
eggplant n. alberengina.
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eggshell n. scalia de ovo. eido- (image, figure) [occurring in

egis (aegis) n. egide. compounds] n. eido-.
ego [Philos/Psychol] n. ego. eight adj. octo.
ego pron/n. ego. eight (numeral) n. octo.
egocentric, self-centered adj. eighteen adj. dece-octo.
egocentric. eighteen n. dece-octo.
egoism, egotism n. egoismo (-izmo). eighteenth adj. dece-octesime (-esime).
egoism n. egoismo. eightfold, octuple adj. octuple (oc-).
egoist, egotist n. egoista (-ista). eighth adj. octave.
egoistical adj. egoistic (-istic). eighth adj. octesime (-esime).
egotism, egoism n. egoismo (-izmo). eighth n. octavo.
egotism (excessive preoccupation with eightieth adj. octogesime.
the ego) n. egotismo. eightieth adj. octantesime (-esime).
egotist, egoist n. egoista (-ista). eightieth adj. octogesime (-esime).
egotist (one excessively preoccupied eightieth n. octantesimo.
with the ego) n. egotista.
eighty adj. octanta.
egregious adj. egregie.
eighty n. octanta.
egress, exit n. egresso.
Einfühlung, empathy n. empathia (-ia).
Egypt [Geog] n. Egypto.
Eire n. Eire [Ir].
Egyptian (1. native of Egypt; 2.
either adj. omne.
Egyptian language) n. egyptiano.
either adj. cata.
Egyptian (1. native of Egypt; 2.
either adj. le un o le altere.
language of Egypt) n. egyptio.
either conj. o.
Egyptian adj. egyptie.
either (he did not come -) phr. anque
Egyptian adj. egyptian.
ille non veniva.
Egyptologist, Egyptologue n.
either pron. le un o le altere.
egyptologo (-to-).
either pron. cata uno.
Egyptology n. egyptologia (-ia).
either he or she phr. o ille o illa.
eh (Can) interj. eh.
either. or phr. o. o.
eh (Can) interj. ei.
either or both of two indef pron. utroque.
eider [Zool] n. eider (ei-).
ejaculate, eject v. ejacular.
eiderdown (1. small soft feathers from
ejaculation (act of ejecting or
the breast of the eider duck; 2.
ejaculating) n. ejaculation.
eiderdown quilt) n. eiderdun.
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ejaculatory (as in ejaculatory prayer) elderberry, elder n. sambuco.

adj. jaculatori. elderly adj. de un certe etate.
ejaculatory [Physiol] adj. ejaculator. elders (the ancients) n. ancianos.
ejaculatory [Physiol] adj. ejaculatori. eldest adj. le senior.
eject, ejaculate v. ejacular. eldest adj. primogenito.
ejection n. expulsion. elect (1. to choose; 2. to elect by
ejection n. ejection. voting) v. eliger [-lig-/-lect-].
ejector (of steam, cartridges) elect (appointed) adj. appunctate.
[Technol] n. ejector. elect adj. [Theol] electe.
eke-out v. supplementar. elect (one of the) n. electo.
eke-out a livelihood v. ganiar un magre election (1. choice; 2. election by
pitancia. vote) n. election.
elaborate adj. elaborate.
electioneering n. propaganda electoral.
elaborate v. elaborar.
elective (1. as in elective office; 2.
elaboration n. elaboration. having a power of choice) adj.
elapse v. passar. elective.
elastic adj. elastic. electiveness n. electivitate.
elastic, elastic band n. elastico. elector, voter n. elector.
elastic band, elastic n. elastico. electoral adj. electoral.
elasticity n. elasticitate. electorate (1. rank of an elector of the
elate v. exaltar. Holy Roman Empire; 2. territory
elated adj. exaltate. under the rule of an elector of the
Holy Roman Empire) n. electorato.
elated-with adj. success transportate de
successo. electr-, electro- [occurring in
elbow n. cubito (cu-). derivatives and compounds] n.
electr-.
elbow n. room spatio.
electric, electrical adj. electric.
elbow v. dar un colpo de cubito.
electric eel, gymnotus [Zool] n.
elbow-forward v. facer se largo a colpos
gymnoto.
de cubito.
electrical adj. electric.
elbow-grease n. oleo de cubito.
electrician n. electricista.
elder adj. senior.
electricity n. electricitate.
elder [Bib] n. anciano.
electrification (charging with
elder, elderberry (tree) n. sambuco.
electricity) n. electrisation.
elder (person) n. senior.
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electrification (process of equipping electrostatic adj. electrostatic.

for the use of electricity) n. electrostatics n. electrostatica.
electrification. electrotherapeutics n.
electrify (charge with electricity) v. electrotherapeutica (-peu-).
electrisar. electrotherapy, electrotherapeutics n.
electrify (equip for the use of electrotherapia (-ia).
electricity) v. electrificar. electrotype [Print] n. electrotypo (-o).
electrochemical adj. electrochimic. electrotypy, electrotyping n.
electrochemist n. electrochimista. electrotypia (-ia).
electrochemistry n. electrochimia (-ia). eleemosynary, charitable adj.
electrocute v. electrocutar. eleemosynari.
electrocution n. electrocution. elegance n. elegantia.
electrode n. electrodo (-lec-). elegant adj. elegante.
electrodynamics n. electrodynamica. elegant, ornate adj. culte.
electrolysis n. electrolyse (-olise). elegiac (l. [Pros]; 2. mournful,

melancholy) adj. elegiac (-iac).
electrolyte n. electrolyto (-o-).
elegy n. elegia (-ia).
electrolytic adj. electrolytic.
element (1. an element in nature; 2. a
electrolyzation n. electrolysation.
component part) n. elemento.
electrolyze v. electrolysar.
element (in one's -) phr. in su elemento.
electromagnet n. electromagnete.
elemental adj. elemental.
electromagnetic adj. electromagnetic.
elementary (1. pertaining to an
electromagnetism n.
element; 2. pertaining to the first
electromagnetismo.
principles of an art, a science) adj.
electrometer n. electrometro (-o-).
elementari.
electrometric adj. electrometric.
elephant n. elephante.
electrometry n. electrometria (-ia).
elephant shrew, Macroscelides [Zool]
electromotor (machine that produces n. macro-
scelide (-sce-).
an electric current) n. electromotor. elephantiasis [Pathol] n. elephantiasis (-
electron [Phys] n. electron. iasis).
electronic adj. electronic. elephantine adj. elephantin.
electronics (science) n. electronica. elevate (1. to raise, lift up; 2. to raise
electroscope n. electroscopio. in rank or station) v. elevar.
electroscopic adj. electroscopic. elevated, sublime, lofty adj. excelse.
electroscopy n. electroscopia (- ia).
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elevation (1. act of elevating, raising; elixir n. elixir.

2. high ground, raised place; 3. as Elizabethan adj. elisabethan.
in elevation of style; 4. [Astron]; 5. elk [Zool] n. alce.
[Arith]) n. elevation.
ellipse [Math] n. ellipse.
elevator, lift n. ascensor.
ellipsis [Gram] n. ellipse.
elevator, lift n. lift [A].
ellipsoid, ellipsoidal adj. ellipsoide.
elevator (one who or that which
ellipsoid [Geom] n. ellipsoide.
elevates) n. elevator.
elliptic, elliptical (1. [Math]; 2.
elevatory adj. elevatori.
[Gram]) adj. elliptic.
eleven adj. dece-un.
elm (tree) n. ulmo.
eleven adj. undece (un-).
elm grove n. ulmeto.
eleven (numeral) n. dece-un.
elocution n. elocution.
eleventh (ordinal) adj. dece-prime.
elongate v. elongar.
eleventh (ordinal) n. dece-primo.
elongation (1. act of elongating; 2.
elf (- binaries) n. elf. [Astron]; 3. [Med] partial
elf n. elf [A]. dislocation of a joint due to violent
Elias, Elijah [Bib] n. Elia (-ia). stretching) n. elongation.
elicit v. obtener. elope v. fugir (con un amante).
elicit v. evocar. elopement n. fugita (con un amante).
elide v. elider [-lid-/-lis-]. eloquence n. eloquentia.
eligibility n. eligibilitate. eloquent adj. eloquente.
eligible (fit to be chosen or elected) El-Salvador [Geog] n. El-Salvador.
adj. eligibile. else adv. altere.
Elijah, Elias [Bib] (Heb. `eli-yahu, else adv. alteremente.
Jehovah is God) n. Elia (-ia).
else (anyone -) adj/pron. un altere
eliminate v. eliminar. persona.
elimination n. elimination. else (anything -) adj/pron. un altere cosa.
eliminator n. eliminator. else (everyone -) adj/pron. tote le alteres.
eliminatory adj. eliminatori. else (everything -) adj/pron. tote le resto.
Elisha (Heb. elisha', God is salvation) else (nobody -) adj/pron. necuno altere.
n. Elisha.
else (nothing -) adj/pron. nihil altere.
elision n. elision.
else (or -) adv. nam alteremente.
elite adj/n. elite.
else (somebody -) adj/pron. qualcuno
elite n. élite [F]. altere.
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else (something -) adj/pron. qualcosa emanation n. emanation.

altere. emancipate (1. [Rom. Law]; 2. to
else (somewhere -) adv. alibi. release from slavery or restraint) v.
else (somewhere -) adv. in altere parte. emancipar.
else (where -?) adv. ubi ancora? emancipation (1. [Rom. Law]; 2.
else (who -?) phr. qui ancora? release from slavery or restraint) n.
emancipation.
else-where adv. in altere parte.
emancipator n. emancipator.
else-where adv. alibi.
emasculate, castrate v. emascular.
elsewhere adv. alterubi (-erubi).
emasculation n. emasculation.
elsewhere adv. alibi (al-).
embalm (embalm a dead body) v.
elucidate v. elucidar.
imbalsamar.
elucidation n. elucidation.
embalmer n. imbalsamator.
elude (avoid or escape by dexterity) v.
embalming, embalmment (of dead
eluder [- lud-/-lus-].
bodies) n. imbalsamamento.
elude, escape from v. subtraher se.
embank v. incassar.
eludible, evadable adj. eludibile.
embankment n. incassamento.
elusion n. elusion.
embankment n. dica.
elusive adj. elusive.
embarassed adj. confuse.
Elysian adj. elysie.
embarassed adj. embarassate.
Elysium n. elysio.
embarassment n. embarasso.
em quad [Print] n. quadratino.
embarassment n. confusion.
emaciate adj. emaciate (pp of emaciar).
embargo n. embargo [H].
emaciate v. emaciar.
embark (put on board ship) v. imbarcar
emaciate, weaken, extenuate v.
(se).
extenuar.
embark-upon-an-enterprise v.
emaciated adj. emaciate.
imbarcar se in un interprisa.
emaciation, exhaustion n. extenuation. embarkation, embarkment n.
emaciation n. emaciation. imbarcamento.
e-mail n. eposta. embarkation n. imbarcation.
e-mail n. posta electronic. embarrass (1. to encumber, hamper;
e-mail n. posta digital. 2. to make self- conscious) v.
emanate v. emanar. embarassar.
embarrassing adj. embarassose.
emanate v. manar.
embarrassment n. embarasso.
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embassy n. ambassada. embroidery (1. action or art of

embed, fix in, house v. incastrar. embroidering; 2. embroidered
embellish (make beautiful) v. imbellir. material) n. broderia (-ia).
embellishment (1. act of embellishing; embroil, entangle (throw into a state

2. adornment, ornament) n. of confusion) v. imbroliar.
imbellimento. embroilment, entanglement n.
embers n. brasa. imbroliamento.
embezzle v. pecular. embryo n. embryon.
embezzlement n. peculato. embryogenesis n. embryogenese (- ge-).
embezzler n. peculator. embryogenesis n. embryogenesis (- ge-).
embitter v. amarisar. embryogenetic adj. embryogenetic.
emblem n. emblema [-ma/-mat-]. embryogenic adj. embryogenic.
emblematic adj. emblematic. embryogeny n. embryogenia (-ia).
embodiment n. incorporation. embryological adj. embryologic.
embody v. incarnar. embryologist n. embryologo (-ologo).
embolden v. inhardir. embryology n. embryologia (-ia).
embolism [Pathol] n. embolia (-ia). embryonic adj. embryonal.
emboss v. gravar in relievo. embryonic, embryonal adj. embryonal.
embouchure (1. the shaping of lips, embryonic, embryonary adj.

tongue, in producing a tone; 2. embryonari.
mouthpiece of a wind instrument) emend v. emendar.
[Mus] n. imbuccatura. emendation n. emendation.
embrace (1. to clasp in one's arms, emerald, emerald-green adj.
hug; 2. to embrace a career, cause; esmeraldin.
3. to comprise, include) v. emerald n. esmeraldo.
imbraciar. emerald, smaragd n. smaragdo.
embrace n. imbraciamento. emerald, smaragdine adj. smaragdin.
embrace, salute with an accolade v. emerald-green adj/ n. esmeraldin.
accollar. emerge v. emerger [-merg-/-mers-].
embroider (1. to ornament with
emergence n. emergentia.
embroidery; 2. to do emhroidery;
emergency (in case of -) phr. in caso de
3. to add imaginary details to) v.
emergentia.
brodar.
emergency (in case of -) phr. in caso de
embroiderer n. brodator.
necessitate.
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emergency n. caso urgente. emissary, outlet, duct n. emissario.

emergency n. emergentia. emission n. emission.
emergency (state of -) phr. stato de emit v. emitter [-mitt-/-miss-].
emergentia. emitter n. emissor.
emergency (state of -) phr. stato de emmen- (menses) [occurring in
urgentia. derivatives and compounds] n.
emergency-exit n. exito de emergentia. emmen-.
emergency-exit n. exito de succurso. emmenagogue, emmenagogic [Med]
emergent, emerging adj. emergente adj. emmenagoge.
(ppr of emerger). emmenagogue [Med] n. emmenagogo.
emerging adj. emergente. emollient adj. emolliente.
emerging-nation n. nation emergente. emollient n. emolliente.
emeritus adj. emerite (-me-). emolument n. emolumento.
emersion n. emersion. emotion (agitation of the feelings) n.
emery n. smerilio. emotion.
emery paper n. papiro-smerilio. emotional (pertaining to emotions) adj.
emery-paper n. papiro-smerilio. emotional.
emotionally adv. emotionalmente.
emetic [Med] adj. emetic.
emotive adj. emotive.
emetic [Med] n. emetico.
emotiveness, emotivity n. emotivitate.
emetic, vomitory n. vomitivo.
empathy, Einfühlung n. empathia (-ia).
emhryonic adj. embryonic.
emperor n. imperator.
emigrant, emigre n. emigrato.
emphasis n. emphase (em-).
emigrant n. emigrante.
emphasize v. accentuar.
emigrate v. emigrar.
emphatic adj. emphatic.
emigration (1. action of emigrating; 2.
emigrants collectively) n. empire (1. supreme authority; 2.
emigration. country ruled by an emperor or
eminence (1. rising ground, height; 2. empress) n. imperio.
distinction of character, abilities, empiric, empirical adj. empiric.
attainments) n. eminentia. empiric (one who follows an empirical
eminent adj. eminente. method) n. empirico.
eminent, great adj. magne. empirical, empiric adj. empiric.
eminent, outstanding adj. eminente. empirically adv. empiricamente.
emissary (agent, envoy) n. emissario.
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empiricism (empirical method or empty-stomached adj. jejun.

practice) n. empirismo. empyreal adj. empyree.
empiricist n. empirista. empyrean n. empyreo.
emplace, put into position v. implaciar. empyreuma n. empyreuma [-ma/-mat-].
emplacement [Mil] n. implaciamento. empyreumatic adj. empyreumatic.
employ (1. to make use of; 2. to take emulate v. emular.
or have in one's employ) v. emplear. emulation n. emulation.
employ (use something) v. usar. emulsifiable, emulsible adj.
employ again, reemploy v. reemplear. emulsionabile.
employable adj. empleabile. emulsifier, emulsor n. emulsor.
employed (be -) v. esser empleate. emulsify, emulsionize v. emulsionar.
employed (having a job) adj. empleate. emulsin [Chem] n. emulsina.
employee [Fem] n. empleata. emulsion n. emulsion.
employee [Masc] n. empleato. emulsive adj. emulsive.
employer n. empleator. emulsor, emulsifier n. emulsor.
employment (1. employing; 2. enable adj. render capace.
occupation) n. empleo (-eo). enable, entitle [Law] v. habilitar.
employment n. empleo. enact v. decretar.
employment-agency n. bureau de enamel n. émail [F].
placiamento. enamel n. smalt.
employment-agency n. agentia de
enamel v. smaltar.
placiamento.
enamel v. émailliar (emalyar).
employment-bureau n. bureau de
enamor v. inamorar.
placiamento.
empower v. autorisar. enamored, in love adj. inamorate (pp of
inamorar).
empress n. imperatrice.
encamp (place in a camp) v. campar.
emptiness n. vacuitate.
encampment (1. camping; 2. camp) n.
emptiness n. vacuo.
campamento.
emptiness, vacuity n. vacuitate.
encase v. incassar.
empty, make empty v. vacuar.
encasement, encasing n. incassamento.
empty (uninhabited) adj. disoccupate.
encash (1. to convert into cash, cash;
empty (vacant) adj. vacue. 2. to receive in cash, realize) v.
empty, vacate, evacuate v. disoccupar. incassar.
empty-handed adv. a manos vacue. encashment n. incassamento.
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encasing, encasement n. incassamento. encore!, still, yet adv. ancora.

encephalitis, cerebritis n. cerebritis (- encounter (fight) n. combatto.
itis). encounter (fight) v. combatter.
enchain, chain up v. incatenar. encounter (meet) vt. incontrar.
enchainment n. incatenamento. encounter (meeting) n. incontro.
enchant (1. to use magic on) v. encounter vi. incontrar se.
incantar.
encourage v. incoragiar (-ja-).
enchanter, sorcerer n. incantator.
encouragement n. incoragiamento (-ja-).
enchanting n. incantator.
encroach v. intruder se.
enchantment (1. magic spell; 2.
encrust (cover with a crust, hard
delight) n. incantamento.
coating, or ornamental layer) v.
enchantress, sorceress n. maga.
incrustar.
encircle (surround with a circle) v. encumber, burden v. gravar.
incircular.
encumber, obstruct, hamper v.
enclitic [Gram] adj. enclitic.
incombrar.
enclitic n. enclitico. encumberment n. incombramento.
enclose (1. to fence in; 2. as in to encurtain [Fortif] v. cortinar.
enclose a letter) v. includer [-clud-/-
encyclical adj. encyclic.
clus-].
encyclical (letter) [Eccl] n. encyclica.
enclose (a field) v. clausurar.
encyclopedia, -paedia n. encyclopedia (-
enclose, include v. inglobar.
ia).
enclose in dough v. impastar.
encyclopedic adj. encyclopedic.
enclosed (as in the enclosed letter) adj.
Encyclopedism n. encyclopedismo.
incluse.
encyclopedism n. encyclopedismo.
enclosure (act of enclosing) n.
encyclopedist n. encyclopedista.
inclusura.
enclosure (enclosed letter, check) n. end (1. termination; 2. aim, purpose)
incluso. n. fin.
enclosure (enclosed space) (act of end (in the -) phr. al fin.

closing, ending); [Parl] (closure, end (the - justifies the means) phr. le
cloture) n. clausura. fin justifica le medios.
enclosure (enclosed space) n. clauso. end v. finir.
encompass, go round v. circumferer. endanger v. impericular.
encore (Fr) interj. encore. endear v. render car.
encore (once again) n. bis. endeavor, attempt n. tentativa.

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endeavour n. effortio. endosmosis n. endosmose.

endeavour vi. effortiar se. endosmotic adj. endosmotic.
endemic [Med] adj. endemic. endosperm [Bot] n. endosperma.
endemic [Med] n. endemia (-ia). endow, subsidize v. subventionar.
ending, desinence [Gram] n. desinentia. endow v. dotar.
ending n. fin. endow with a title of rank, to title adj.
ending n. conclusion. titular.
endive n. endivia. endowment, dotation n. dotation.
endless adj. incessante. endurable adj. indurabile.
endlessly adv. sin fin. endurance (beyond -) adj. intolerabile.
endo-, end- (within) [occurring in endurance n. resistentia.

compounds] adv. endo-. endurance-test n. proba de resistentia.
endocarditis [Path] n. endocarditis (-itis). endure (bear) vt. indurar.
endocardium [Anat] n. endocardio. endure, last, be permanent v.
endocrine (gland) n. endocrina. permaner.
endure, last vi. durar.
endocrine [Physiol] adj. endocrin.
endure, tolerate v. tolerar.
endocrinologist n. endocrinologo (-no-).
endure vt. supportar.
endocrinology n. endocrinologia (-ia).
enduring, permanent, lasting adj.
endogamous [Anthropol] adj.
permanente (ppr of permaner).
endogame (-ogame).
enema, injection, clyster n. clyster.
endogenous adj. endogene.
enemy (become an - of) v. inimicar se
endorse [Com.] (a cheque) v. indorsar.
con.
endorse, back (a bill of exchange)
enemy (make an - of) v. inimicar.
[Commer] v. avalisar.
enemy n. inimico (-ico).
endorse (support) v. appoiar.
energetic adj. energic.
endorsement, backing (of a bill of
energize v. stimular.
exchange) [Commer] n. aval.
energize v. infunder energia a.
endorsement, indorsement [Commer]
(of cheque) n. indorsamento. energy adj. energic.
endorser, backer (of a bill of energy (in physics; pep) n. energia (-ia).
exchange) [Commer] n. avalista. energy (nuclear -) n. energia nucleari.
endorser [Commer] n. indorsator. energy (pep) n. vigor.
endoskeleton [Zool] n. endoskeleto (- enervate, enervated adj. enervate (pp of
ske-). enervar).
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enervate, unnerve v. enervar. engagement [Mil] n. combatto.

enervated, enervate adj. enervate (pp of engager (one who engages or
enervar). employs) n. ingagiator (-ja-).
enervating adj. enervante. engaging adj. attractive.
enervation n. enervation. engender, beget v. ingenerar.
enfeeble, debilitate, weaken v. engenderment, begetting n.
debilitar. ingeneramento.
enfeoff (give in vassalage) v. infeudar. engine (mechanical contrivance, tool,
enfeoffment, infeudation n. instrument) n. ingenio.
infeudation. engine n. motor.
enfilade [Mil] n. infilada. engine [Rr] n. locomotiva.
enfold v. inveloppar. engine-driver (jet -) n. motor a jecto.
enfold tightly, compress v. stringer engine-driver n. machinista.
[string-/ strict-].
engineer (as in civil engineer;
enforce v. applicar.
designer) n. ingeniero.
enforce v. exiger per fortia.
engineer (mechanic) n. mechanico.
enforceable adj. capace de application.
engineer (mechanical -) n. ingeniero
enforcement n. exaction per fortia. mechanic.
enforcement n. application. engineering (electrical -) n.
engage (attack) vt. attaccar. electrotechnica.
engage (betroth) v. fidantiar (se). engineering (profession of
engage (gears) v. /vi ingranar (se). engineering) n. ingenieria (-ia).
engage (get -ed to) v. fidantiar se a. engineman n. machinista.
engage (hire, employ) v. ingagiar (-ja-). engine-trouble n. panna del motor.
engage (hire) v. ingagiar. England n. Anglaterra.
engage (occupy) v. occupar. English adj. anglese.
engage (reserve) v. reservar. English (English language) n. anglese.
engage again (hire, employ, again) v. English (the - channel) n. le Manica.

reingagiar. Englishman, Englishwoman n. anglese.
engaged adj. occupate. engorge v. ingorgar.
engagement (act of engaging or engorgement n. ingorgamento.
hiring) n. ingagiamento (-ja-). engrave, chase v. cisellar.
engagement (betrothed) n. engrave v. gravar.
fidantiamento. engraver n. gravator.
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engraving, gravure (1. art of enlargement, enlarging n. ampliation.

engraving; 2. print made from an enlargement n. aggrandimento.
engraved plate) n. gravure [F]. enlarger n. aggranditor.
engraving n. gravure. enlarger n. amplificator.
engross v. absorber. enlarging, enlargement n. ampliation.
engrossed adj. absorbite. enlighten v. illuminar.
engrossed adj. preoccupate. enlightened, illuminate adj. illuminate
engrossed (be - in) v. absorber se in. (pp of illuminar).
engrossed, preoccupied, absorbed adj. enlightenment n. illumination.
preoccupate (pp of preoccupar). enlist (enroll someone for military
engulf, swallow up v. inglutir. service) [Mil] v. inrolar (se).
engulfment adj. ingloriose. enlistment, enrollment [Mil] n.
enhance v. intensificar. inrolamento.
enhance v. augmentar. enliven, quicken, revive v. reavivar.
enharmonic [Mus] adj. enharmonic. en-masse adv. in massa.
enigma n. enigma [-ma/-mat-]. enmesh v. immaliar.
enigmatic adj. enigmatic. enmity n. inimicitate.
enigmatize v. enigmatisar. ennoble (1. to give the rank of
enjoin (command, direct with nobleman to; 2. to elevate in
authority) v. injunger [-jung-/-junct-]. excellence or worth) v. innobilir.
enjoy (have use of) v. fruer (de) [fru- ennoblement (1. act of giving the rank
/fruct-]. of nobleman to; 2 . act of elevating
enjoy (relish) v. gauder (de). in excellence or worth) n.
innobilimento.
enjoy the usufruct (enjoy the use of)
ennui, boredom n. enoio (-no-).
[Law] v. usufruer [-fru-/-fruct-].
enormity n. enormitate.
enjoyable (pleasant) adj. agradabile.
enormous adj. enorme.
enjoyable (tasty) adj. saporose.
enormousness n. enormitate.
enjoyment, fruition (possession) n.
fruition. enough adj. bastante.
enjoyment (relish) n. gaudimento. enough adv. satis de.
enjoyment (relish) n. placer. enough adv. assatis (-sa-).
enjoy-oneself v. diverter se. enough adv. assatis de.
enlarge, make greater v. aggrandir. enough adv. satis (sa-).
enlarge (make larger) v. ampliar. enough adv. bastante.
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enough (be -) v. bastar. ensign (1. badge or emblem of office

enough interj. basta! or dignity; 2. standard, banner) n.
enough, sufficiency n. bastantia. insignia.
enslave v. subjugar.
enough time adv. satis de tempore.
enslave v. reducer in sclavitude.
enquire, inquire (make inquiries) vi.
inquirer [- quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]. ensnare v. trappar.
enquire vt. demandar. ensue v. resultar.
enquirer, inquirer n. inquiritor. ensue v. sequer.
enquiry n. inquesta. ensure v. assecurar.
enquiry-office n. bureau de entablature, entablement [Arch] n.
informationes. intabulamento.
enrage, anger v. incholerisar. entablature n. intabulatura.
enrage v. inragiar (-ja-). entablement, entablature [Arch] n.
enragement n. inragiamento (-ja-). intabulamento.
entail v. necessitar.
enragement inrabiar n. inrabiamento.
entangle, confuse, intricate v. intricar.
enrapture, entrance v. ecstasiar.
entangle, embroil (throw into a state
enrich (make rich with material,
of confusion) v. imbroliar.
mental or spiritual wealth) v.
inricchir. entangle v. intricar.
enrichment n. inricchimento. entangled, cumbersome adj.
enrol (mil) v. inrolar (se). embarassose.
entanglement, embroilment n.
enrol (register) v. inscriber (se).
imbroliamento.
enroll, conscript v. conscriber [-scrib-/-
entelechy [Philos] n. entelechia (- ia).
script-].
entente n. cordial.
enrollment, enlistment [Mil] n.
inrolamento. entente n. entente [F].
enrolment (registering) n. inscription. entente n. entente cordial.
en-route adv. in route. enter (go or come in) vi. entrar.
ens [Philos] n. ente. enter, inscribe (in a list) vt. inscriber [-
ensemble (1. group of musicians scrib-/- script-].
playing together; 2. complete, enter the subscription (to a periodical,
harmonious costume) n. ensemble etc.) of (a person) v. abonar.
[F]. enter upon, attain v. adir.
enteral (intestinal) adj. enteric.
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enteralgia [Pathol] n. enteralgia (-ia). entice v. escar.

enteric [Anat] (intestinal) adj. enteric. enticement n. seduction.
entering upon (an inheritance) Law] n. enticement n. attraction.
adition. entire (the - day) phr. tote le (die).
enteritis [Pathol] n. enteritis (-itis). entire (the - day) phr. tote le.
enterocolitis [Pathol] n. enterocolitis (- entire, whole adj. integre (in-).
itis).
entirely adv. in toto.
enterology (science or study of the
entitle (as in to entitle a book) v.
intestines) n. enterologia (-ia).
intitular.
enteron, alimentary canal [Anat/Zool]
entitle, enable [Law] v. habilitar.
n. enteron (en-).
entitle v. titular.
enterotome [Surg] n. enterotomo (- ro).
entitling (as in entitling a book) (act
enterotomy [Surg] n. enterotomia (- ia).
of) n. intitulation.
enterprise, undertaking n. interprisa.
entity n. entitate.
enterprising adj. interprendente.
ento-, ent- (within, inside) [occurring
entertain, amuse v. amusar.
in compounds] adv. ento-.
entertain (amuse) v. diverter.
entomo- (insect) [occurring in
entertain (consider) v. considerar. compounds] n. entomo-.
entertain (divert, amuse) v. intertener. entomological adj. entomologic.
entertain, regale (wine and dine; entomologist n. entomologista.
host) v. regalar.
entomologist n. entomologo (-mo-).
entertaining (amusing) adj. divertente.
entomology n. entomologia (-ia).
entertainment (diversion,
entourage n. suite, *entourage.
amusement) n. intertenimento.
entozoon n. entozoon (-zo-) (pl entozoa).
entertainment (hospitality) n.
entr'acte (1. intermission; 2.dance,
hospitalitate.
piece of music) n. interacto.
enthral v. captivar.
entr'acte (dance, piece of music,
enthrone v. inthronar.
performed between the acts of a
enthronement n. inthronamento.
play) n. intermedio.
enthuse v. enthusiasmar.
entr'acte (Fr) n. interacto.
enthusiasm n. enthusiasmo.
entrails n. entranias, *visceras.
enthusiast n. enthusiasta.
entrance, enrapture v. ecstasiar.
enthusiastic, enthusiastical adj.
enthusiastic.
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entrance, entry (1. act of entering; 2. enumeration n. enumeration.

door, passage, hall through which enumerative adj. enumerative.
one enters) n. entrata. enumerator n. enumerator.
entrance, ingress n. ingresso. enunciate (set forth) v. enunciar.
entrance n. ingresso. enunciation (statement) n. enunciation.
entrance n. ostio. enunciative adj. enunciative.
entrance v. ecstasiar. envelop v. inveloppar.
entrant adj. concurrente. envelop, wrap (up) v. involver [-volv-/-
entreat, beseech, conjure v. conjurar. volut-].
entreat, supplicate v. supplicar. envelop, wrap up v. inveloppar.
entreat v. implorar. envelope, jacket, cover n. camisa.
entreaty, imploration n. imploration. envelope n. inveloppe.
entreaty, prayer, request n. prece. envelopment n. inveloppamento.
entreaty (solemn) n. conjuration. enviable adj. invidiabile.
entreaty, supplication n. supplication. envious adj. invidiose.
entree [Cooking] n. entrée [F]. envious adj. invide (in-).
entrepreneur, undertaker (one who environment, milieu n. milieu [F].
undertakes something) n. environment n. ambiente.
interprenditor. envisage v. contemplar.
entresol, mezzanine n. entresol [F].
envoy (1. messenger, representative;
entrust, charge, burden v. incargar. 2. [Dipl]) n. inviato.
entrust v. cargar. envoy n. legato.
entrust v. fider. envoy n. emissario.
entry [Bookkeeping] n. partita. envy (1. to covet; 2. to be envious of)
entry, entrance (1. act of entering; 2. v. invidiar.
door, passage, hall through which envy (feeling of envy) n. invidia.
one enters) n. entrata. enzyme n. enzyma.
entry (in dictionary) n. articulo. eo- (dawn) [occurring in derivatives
entry (in register) n. inscription. and compounds] n. eo-.
entwine v. intricar. eoan (1. dawn; 2. oriental) adj. eoe (-o-
enucleate (1. to shell, husk, pod; 2. ).
[Biol]; 3. [Surg]) v. enuclear. Eoanthropus, Piltdown man
enucleation n. enucleation. [Paleontol] n. eoanthropo (- tro-).
enumerate v. enumerar. Eocene adj. eocen [Geol].
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Eocene [Geol] n. eoceno. epicurism n. epicurismo.

Eohippus [Paleontol] n. eohippo. epicurism n. epicureismo (-izmo).
eolith [Archeol] n. eolitho (-o-). Epicurus [Gr. Philos] n. Epicuro.
eolithic [Archeol] adj. eolithic. epidemic, epidemical adj. epidemic.
Eos [Gr. Mythol] n. Eos. epidemic n. epidemia (-ia).
eosin [Chem] n. eosina. epidermis [Anat/Bot] n. epidermis (-der-
eosinophile [Biol] n. eosinophilo (-no-). ).
eosinophile, eosinophilic, epigeous (growing upon the ground)
eosinophilous [Biol] adj. eosinophile [Bot] adj. epigee (-ge-).
(-no-). epiglottis [Anat] n. epiglottis (-glo-).
eosinophilia [Pathol] n. eosinophilia (- epigone (one of a succeeding and less
ia). distinguished generation) n.
Eozoic [Geol] adj. eozoic (-zo-). epigono (-pi-).
eozoon [Geol] n. eozoon (-zo-). epigram n. epigramma [-ma/-mat-].
epaulet, epaulette n. epaulette [F]. epigrammatic adj. epigrammatic.
Ephedra [Bot] n. ephedra. epilepsy n. epilepsia (-ia).
ephedrine [Pharm] n. ephedrina. epileptic (having to do with epilepsy)
adj. epileptic.
ephemeral adj. ephemere.
epileptic n. epileptico.
ephemeris [Astron] n. ephemeride (-me-
). epilog (-gue) n. epilogo.
ephemeron, ephemerid [Zool] n. epilogize v. opilogar.
ephemero (-fe-). epilogue n. epilogo (-pi-).
epic, epic poem n. epos (e-). -epiped (plane surface) [occurring in
epic, epic poem n. epoeia (-peya). compounds] n. -epipedo (-i-).
epic, epical adj. epic. epiphyte [Bot] n. epiphyto (-iphyto).
epicene [Gram] adj. epicen. episcopal adj. episcopal.
epicentre n. epicentro. Episcopalian [Theol] n. episcopal.
epicure, epicurean n. epicureo (-eo). episcopate (1. office, territory, tenure
epicure, gourmand n. gourmand [F]. of a bishop; 2. body of bishops) n.
Epicurean adj. epicuree (-ee). episcopato.
episode n. episodio.
Epicurean n. epicureo (-eo).
episodic, episodical adj. episodic.
Epicureanism [Philos] n. epicurismo.
epispastic [Med] adj. epispastic.
Epicureanism [Philos] n. epicureismo (-
izmo). Epistle [Eccl] n. epistola (-pis-).
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epistle, letter n. epistola (-pis-). equality of weight, equiponderance n.

epistolary adj. epistolari. equiponderantia.
epistolographer n. epistolographo (-lo-). equalize v. adequar.
epistolographic adj. epistolographic. equalize v. equalar.
epistolography n. epistolographia (-ia). equalize v. equalisar.
epitaph n. epitaphio. equalizer, equaller n. equalator.
epithet [Gram] n. epitheto (-iteto). equaller, equalizer n. equalator.
epithetic adj. epithetic. equally adv. equalmente.
epitome n. epitome. equals v. es.
epitomize v. resumer. equals v. es equal a.
epitomize v. epitomar. equal-to phr. equal a.
epitomize v. abbreviar. equal-to phr. al altitude de.
epizoon [Zool] n. epizoon (-zo-) (pl equanimity n. equanimitate.

epizoa). equate v. equar.
epoch n. epocha (e-). equation (1. [Math]; 2. [Astron]) n.
epochal adj. epochal. equation.
epode n. epodo. equator n. equator.
eponym, eponymus n. eponymo (-o-). equatorial adj. equatorial.
eponymous adj. eponyme (-o-). Equatorial-Guinea [Geog] n. Guinea

Equatorial.
eponymy n. eponymia (-ia).
eques [Rom. Hist] n. equite (e-).
epsom (- salts) n. sulfato de magnesia.
equestrian adj. equestre.
equability, evenness n. equalitate.
equidifferent adj. equidifferente.
equable adj. equabile.
equidistance n. equidistantia.
equable, even adj. equal.
equidistant adj. equidistante.
equal adj/n. par.
equilateral, of equal sides adj.
equal adj/n. equal.
equilatere.
equal (be equal to) v. equalar.
equilateral, of equal sides adj.
equal (consider oneself - to) phr. equilateral.
equalar se a. equilaterally adv. equilateralmente.
equal (one and one - two) phr. un e un
equilibrist n. equilibrista.
equala duo.
equilibristic adj. equilibristic.
equality n. equalitate.
equilibrium, balance n. equilibrio.
equality, parity n. paritate.
equine adj. equin.
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equinoctial (pertaining to either erase v. rader.

equinox) adj. equinoctial. eraser n. eradicator.
equinox n. equinoctio. erasing, scraping, scratching n.
equip v. armar. radimento.
equip v. equipar. erasure n. rasura.
equipage, carriage (with or without erect adj. erecte.
horses) n. equipage (-aje). erect (build, set up) v. eriger [-rig-/-rect-
equipment (1. action of equipping; 2. ].
outfit) n. equipamento. erectile adj. erectile.
equipment (field) [Mil] n. equipage (- erectility n. erectilitate.
aje). erection, building (action of building)
equiponderance, equality of weight n. n. edification.
equiponderantia. erection n. construction.
equiponderant, of equal weight adj. erection (of a building, statue;) n.
equiponderante. erection.
equiponderate, counterbalance v. erector (1. as in erector of a cathedral,
equiponderar. a kingdom; 2. [Anat]) n. erector.
equitable adj. eque. erg [Phys] n. erg.
equitation n. equitation. Erica n. erica.
equity, fairness n. equitate. ermine (ermine fur; the animal
equivalence n. equivalentia. ermine) n. armenio.
equivalent adj. equivalente (ppr of erode v. eroder [-rod-/-ros-].
equivaler). Eros n. Eros (e-).
equivalent n. equivalente.
erosion n. erosion.
equivocal (1. ambiguous; 2.
erosive adj. erosive.
questionable, suspicious) adj.
erotic adj. erotic.
equivoc.
eroticism n. eroticismo.
equivocate v. equivocar.
erotism [Psychiatry] n. erotismo.
equivocation n. equivocation.
erotomania [Pathol] n. erotomania (- ia).
era n. era.
err v. errar.
eradicable, extirpable adj. extirpabile.
errand (go on an -) v. facer un
eradicate v. eradicar.
commission.
eradication n. eradication.
errand n. commission.
eradicative adj. eradicative.
eradicator n. eradicator.
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errant (traveling in quest of erysipelas [Pathol] n. erysipela (- si-).

adventure) adj. errante. escalade [Mil] n. scalada.
erratic adj. erratic. escalate vi. intensificar se.
erratum n. erratum (pl errata) [NL]. escalate vi. crescer.
erroneous adj. erronee. escalate vt. intensificar.
erroneous adj. mendose. escalate vt. augmentar.
error, fault n. menda. escalation n. intensification.
error n. error. escalation n. augmentation.
ersatz (Ger) adj/ n. substituto. escalator n. scala mobile.
ersatz (Ger) adj/ n. synthetic. escapade (prankish adventure) n.
ersatz (Ger) adj/ n. ersatz. escappada.
erst (first) adj. prime. escape (act of escaping) n.
erst (formerly) adv. primarimente. escappamento.
escape (act of escaping) n. escappata.
erst (formerly) adv. previemente.
escape, get away v. evader [-vad-/-vas-].
erst-while (former) adj. previe.
escape (get away, out, as by flight,
erst-while (former) adj. primari.
through a leak) v. escappar.
erst-while (formerly) adv. primarimente.
escape, getaway n. evasion.
erst-while (formerly) adv. previemente.
escapement [Clockmaking] n.
ertity n. entitate.
escappamento.
erubescence n. erubescentia.
escapism n. regression.
erubescent adj. erubescente (ppr of
escarp [Mil] v. scarpar.
erubescer).
escarp, scarp [Mil] n. scarpa.
eruct vt/vi. eructar.
escarpment [Mil] n. scarpamento.
eructation (belching) n. eructation.
eschato- (last) [occurring in
erudite adj. culte.
compounds] adj. eschat-.
erudite adj. erudite.
eschatological adj. eschatologic.
erudition n. erudition.
eschatologist n. eschatologo (-to-).
erupt, break out, burst forth v.
eschatology n. eschatologia (-ia).
erumper [-rump-/- rupt-].
eschew v. evitar.
erupt vi. erumper.
escort (1. [Army, Navy]; 2. person or
eruption n. eruption.
persons accompanying another for
eruptive adj. eruptive.
protection or as a matter of
eruptivity n. eruptivitate.
politeness) n. escorta.
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escort v. escortar. essay v. essayar.

escudo [Monet] n. escudo [P]. essayist n. essayista.
escutcheon, coat of arms n. scuto. essence (1. absolute being; 2. intrinsic
Eskimo n. eschimo (es-). nature; 3. extract obtained by
eso- (within, inside) [occurring in distillation) n. essentia.
compounds] adv. eso-. essential adj. essential.
esophageal, oesophageal adj. essential (it is - that) phr. il importa que.
esophagee (-ee). essentiality n. essentialitate.
esophagus, oesophagus [Anat] n. essentially adv. essentialmente.
esophago (-so-). establish (1. to make firm or stable; 2.
esoter- (inner) [occurring in to found, set up; 3. as in to
derivatives] adj. esoter-. establish someone in business) v.
esoteric adj. esoteric. stabilir.
esoterism, esotericism n. esoterismo. establish (1. to make firm or stable; 2.
espalier, trellis n. spalier. to found, set up; 3. as in to
especial, special adj. special. establish someone in business) v.
establir.
especially adv. super toto.
establish (as a fact) v. constatar.
especially adv. specialmente.
establish, confirm, sanction v. sancir
especially, particularly, chiefly adv.
[sanc-/ sanct-].
presertim.
establish, set up (a new order,
especially, principally adv. maxime
method) v. instaurar.
(max-).
establish, set up v. eriger [-rig-/-rect-].
Esperantism n. esperantismo.
established (as in established fact) adj.
Esperantist [Interling] n. esperantista.
constante.
Esperanto [Interling] (IAL) n. esperanto
established price, rate n. taxa.
[Esp].
establisher, founder (of an
espionage, spying n. spionage (-aje).
institution) n. instaurator.
esplanade n. esplanada.
establisher n. stabilitor.
espouse (a cause) v. sposar.
establisher n. establitor.
espouse (a cause) v. sponsar.
establishment (1. act of establishing,
esprit (- de corps) n. spirito de corpore.
founding, or setting up; 2.
espy v. perciper.
institution, organization,
essay, attempt n. essayo (-sa-). business) n. stabilimento.
essay (literary essay) n. essayo (-sa-).
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establishment (1. act of establishing, estimation (1. act of estimating; 2.

founding, or setting up; 2. esteem) n. estimation.
institution, organization, estimation n. evalutation.
business) n. establimento. estivage n. stivage (-aje).
establishment, foundation (of an estival, summer adj. estive.
office)) n. erection.
Estonia [Geog] n. Estonia.
establishment (of a government) n.
Estonian adj. estonian.
instauration.
Estonian n. estoniano.
estafette, staffette n. staffetta.
estrade, dais, platform n. estrade [F].
estate (after death) n. succession.
estrange, alienate v. estraniar.
estate [Pol] n. stato.
estrange v. alienar.
estate, property n. terra.
estrangement, alienation n.
estate (property) n. proprietate.
estraniamento.
estate-agency n. agentia immobiliari.
estrangement n. alienation.
esteem, hold in esteem v. estimar.
estuary n. estuario.
esteem n. estima.
et cetera (etc) et cetera v. gravar.
esteem, think highly of v. considerar.
etch v. gravar al aqua forte.
esteem v. estimar.
etching n. gravatura.
esteemed adj. considerate pp of
etching n. aqua forte.
considerar.
eternal adj. eternal.
esteems highly, one who appreciates
eternal adj. eterne.
n. appreciator.
esthesia n. esthesia (-ia). eternal, sempiternal, everlasting adj.
sempiterne.
esthesiology n. esthesiologia (- ia).
eternally adv. eternalmente.
esthesiometer n. esthesiometro (- o-).
eternity n. eternitate.
esthesioneurosis n. esthesioneurosis (-
eternize (1. to make eternal) v.
osis).
eternisar.
esthete, aesthete n. estheta.
ethane [Chem] n. ethano.
esthetic, aesthetic adj. esthetic.
ether (1. upper air, clear sky; 2. [Phys];
esthetics (aesthetics) n. esthetica.
3. [Chem]) n. ethere.
estimable adj. estimabile.
ethereal adj. etheree.
estimate (calculate approximately) v.
etherification n. etherification.
estimar.
etherify v. etherificar.
estimate v. evalutar.
etherization n. etherisation.
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etherize (1. to mix or compound with Etruscan (1. native of Etruria; 2.

ether; 2. to anesthetize with Etruscan language) n. etrusco.
ether) v. etherisar. Etruscan adj. etrusc.
ethical (treating of moral questions or Etruscan, Tyrrhenian n. tyrrheno.
of moral science) adj. ethic. etymologic, etymological adj.
ethically adv. ethicamente. etymologic.
ethicist, moralist n. ethico. etymologist n. etymologo (-mo-).
ethics (the science of morals) n. ethica. etymologist n. etymologista.
Ethiopia [Geog] n. Ethiopia. etymologize v. etymologisar.
Ethiopian adj/n. ethiope. etymology (1. origin or derivation of a
Ethiopic adj. ethiopic. word; 2. branch of philology
ethnic (1. [Ch. Hist] pagan; 2. concerned with etymologies) n.
ethnological) adj. ethnic. etymologia (-ia).
etymon n. etymo (e-).
ethnogeny n. ethnogenia (-ia).
Eucharist [Eccl] n. eucharistia (- ia).
ethnographer n. ethnographo (-no-).
Eucharistic adj. eucharistic.
ethnographic adj. ethnographic.
Euclid [circa 300 B.C/ Greek
ethnography n. ethnographia (-ia).
geometrician] n. Euclide.
ethnological adj. ethnologic.
Euclidean adj. euclidian.
ethnologist n. ethnologo (-no-).
eudaemonia n. eudemonia (-ia).
ethnologist n. ethnologista.
eudaemonism n. eudemonismo.
ethnology n. ethnologia (-ia).
eugenic adj. eugenic.
ethnopsychology n. ethnopsychologia (-
eugenics n. eugenica.
ia).
ethology [Sociol] n. ethologia (-ia). eulogist n. elogista.
ethopoeia [Rhet] n. ethopeia (-peya). eulogistic adj. elogistic.
ethos [Philos/Rhet] n. ethos (e-). eulogistic adj. elogiose.
ethyl [Chem] n. ethylo. eulogize v. elogisar.
ethylamine [Chem] n. ethylamino. eulogy n. elogio.
ethylene [Chem] n. ethyleno. eunuch n. eunucho.
ethylic [Chem] adj. ethylic. euphemious, euphemous [occurring in

derivatives] adj. eupheme-.
etiquette n. etiquetta (-ke-).
euphemism n. euphemia (-ia).
Etna, Aetna n. Etna.
euphemism [Rhet] n. euphemismo.
Etruria n. Etruria.
euphemistic adj. euphemic.
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euphemistic adj. euphemistic. evangelic, evangelical (1. of the

euphonic, euphonious adj. euphonic. Gospels; 2. as in evangelical
euphonious, euphonic adj. euphone. denomination) adj. evangelic.
euphony n. euphonia (-ia). evangelical adj. evangelic.
euphoria n. euphoria. evangelism n. evangelismo.
Euphrates n. Euphrate. evangelist, evangel n. evangelo (- ang-).
Eurasia n. Eurasia. Evangelist n. evangelista.
Eurasiatic, Eurasian adj. eurasiatic. evangelization n. evangelisation.
eurhythmic adj. eurhythmic. evangelize v. evangelisar.
eurhythmy n. eurhythmia (-ia). evangelizer n. evangelisator.
Europa [Mythol/Geog] n. Europa. evaporable, vaporizable adj.

evaporabile.
European adj. europee (-pee).
evaporate (1. to vaporize; 2. to be
European n. europeo (-peo).
vaporized) v. evaporar.
European Economic Community n.
evaporating (as in evaporating
communitate economic europee.
process, apparatus) adj. evaporatori.
Europeanize v. europeisar.
evaporation n. evaporation.
europium [Chem] n. europium (-ro-).
evaporation, vaporization n.
euthanasia n. euthanasia.
vaporisation.
evacuant, evacuative [Med] adj.
evaporative adj. evaporative.
evacuative.
evasion n. evasion.
evacuate, empty, vacate v. disoccupar.
evasive adj. evasive.
evacuate v. evacuar.
eve (evening) n. vespere.
evacuation n. evacuation.
eve (festival) n. vigilia.
evadable, eludible adj. eludibile.
evection [Astron] n. evection.
evade (practice evasion) v. evader [-
vad-/-vas-]. even adv. mesmo.
evade v. eluder. even (break -) v. finir sin esser le

ganiator o le perdente.
evaginate v. evaginar.
even, equable (equal) adj. equal.
evagination n. evagination.
even, homaloidal, flat [Math] adj.
evaluate v. evalutar.
homaloide.
evaluation n. evalutation.
even [Arith] (not odd) adj. par.
evanescence n. evanescentia.
even (notwithstanding) adv. mesmo.
evanescent, vanishing adj. evanescente
even (notwithstanding) adv. etiam.
(ppr of evanescer).
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even, smooth adj. unite (pp of unir). ever (for -) phr. sempre.
even (smooth) adj. regular. everential, ceremonious (over) adj.
even, truly, really, indeed adv. vere. reverentiose.
even, truly, really, indeed adv. vero. Everest (Mount -) n. Everest.
even vi/vt. equalisar. ever-green adj/n. semperverde.
eveness n. equalitate. evergreen semperverde adj.

semperverde.
eveness n. regularitate.
everlasting, eternal, sempiternal adj.
even-handed adj. impartial.
sempiterne.
even-if prep. malgrado.
ever-more adv. per sempre.
even-if prep. in despecto de.
eversion (act of everting) n. eversion.
evening (in the -) phr. le vespere.
evert, turn inside out v. everter [-vert-/-
evening n. vespere. vers-].
evening n. vespera (ves-). every adj/pron. tote.
evening-dress n. habito de ceremonia. every adj/pron. omne.
evenly adv. regularmente. every, each adj. tote.
evenly adv. equalmente. every, each adj. omne.
evenness, equability n. equalitate. every now and then phr. de tempore in
event (occurrence of some tempore.
importance) n. evento. everybody pron. tote le mundo.
even-tempered adj. equanime (equa-). everybody pron. totos.
eventful adj. plen de evenimentos. everybody pron. omne persona.
eventful adj. memorabile. everyday (all days) adj. omne die.
eventual adj. final. everyday (daily) adj. quotidian.
eventual adj. eventual. everyone pron. totos.
eventuality n. eventualitate. everyone pron. tote le mundo.
eventually adv. eventualmente. everything, all n. toto.
eventually adv. finalmente. everything pron. toto.
eventuate vi. resultar. everywhere adv. ubique.
eventuate vi. eventuar. evict (1. recover by legal process; 2. to
even-yet conj. etiam. dispossess) [Law] v. evincer [-vinc-/-
ever (always) adv. sempre. vict-].
eviction (1. recovery by legal process;
ever, at any time adv. jammais (-mais).
2. dispossession) [Law] n. eviction.
ever, at any time adv. unquam (unquam).
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evidence (circumstantial -) n. indicios. ex- (without, outside, exo-) [occurring

evidence (quality or condition of being in derivatives and compounds] adv.
evident) n. evidentia. exo-.
evident adj. evidente. ex libris, bookplate n. ex-libris.
evidently adv. evidentemente. exacerbate (increase the smart or

bitterness of) v. exacerbar.
evil, bad adj/n. mal.
exacerbation (state of being
evil deed, mischief n. maleficio.
exacerbated) n. exacerbation.
evil eye, spell, hex n. fascino (fa-).
exact, accurate adj. juste.
evil spirit, demon n. demonio.
exact, accurate adj. exacte.
evil-doing, maleficent adj. maleficente.
exact, demand, claim v. peter.
evil-spirit n. spirito maligne.
exact, punctilious adj. punctual.
evitable adj. evitabile.
exact v. exiger [-ig-/-act-].
evocable adj. evocabile.
exacting, exigent adj. exigente.
evocation n. evocation.
exaction (action of exacting) n.
evocative adj. evocatori.
exaction.
evocatory adj. evocatori.
exactitude, accuracy n. exactitude.
evoke, call forth v. evocar.
exactitude n. exactitudine.
evolute [Mil/Naut] v. evolver [-volv-/-
exactly, just adv. justo.
volut-].
exactness, accuracy n. justessa.
evolution (1. development; 2. [Biol]; 3.
exactness, punctiliousness n.
[Mil/naut]) n. evolution.
punctualitate.
evolutionism n. evolutionismo.
exaggerate v. exaggerar.
evolutionist n. evolutionista.
exaggeration n. exaggeration.
evolutive adj. evolutive.
exaggerative adj. exaggerative.
evolve, develop (1. to undergo an
exaggerator n. exaggerator.
evolution or development; 2 . to
exalt (1. to raise in rank, honor,
cause to evolve or develop) v.
power; 2. to extol) v. exaltar.
evolver [-volv-/- volut-].
evulse, tear out, pull out v. eveller [- exalt, extol, magnify v. magnificar.
vell-/- vuls-]. exaltation (1. act of raising to a
evulsion n. evulsion. superior rank or position; 2. act of
ewe n. ove. praising, extoling; 3.
overexcitement, rapture) n.
exaltation.
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exaltation (act of exalting or exarch- [occurring in derivatives] v.

extolling) n. magnification. exarch-.
exalted adj. elevate. exarchate n. exarchato.
examinable adj. examinabile. exasperate v. exasperar.
examination (1. investigation; 2. test) exasperation n. exasperation.
n. examine. excavate (hollow out, dig) v. excavar.
examination, test n. test [A]. excavation (action or result of
examine, check, go through hollowing out) n. excavation.
(documents, books) v. compulsar. excavator (1. one who excavates; 2.
examine (check) v. controlar. machine for digging out earth) n.
examine, interrogate v. interrogar. excavator.
examine (investigate, test) v. examinar. exceed, surpass, excel v. superar.
examine, look at v. perspicer [-spic-/- exceed, transcend v. transcender.

spect-]. exceed v. exceder [-ced-/-cess-].
examine, scan, scrutinize v. scrutar. exceeding adj. multe.
examine carefully, scruitinize closely exceedingly adv. multo.
v. perscrutar. exceedingly, much adv. plurimo (plu-).
examine carefully, verify, check v. exceedingly, very adv. maxime (max-).
respicer [- spic-/-spect-].
exceedingly, very much adv. valde.
examine cursorily, look over v.
excel (abounding in, distinguished) v.
percurrer [-curr-/- curs-].
exceller [- cell-/-cels-].
examiner, inspector (person who
excel, exceed, surpass v. superar.
checks or verifies) n. controlator.
excellence, excellency n. excellentia.
examiner n. examinante.
excellency n. excellentia.
examiner (tester) n. examinator.
excellency (your -) n. vostre dies.
example (1. sample, specimen; 2.
excellent adj. excellente (ppr of exceller).
model, pattern; 3. instance serving
to illustrate a rule or precept) n. except adv. for.
exemplo. except adv. foris (for-), foras (for-).
example (for -) phr. per exemplo. except adv. foras (for-), foris (for-).
example (make an - of) v. facer un except (all - him) prep. totos minus ille.
exemplo de. except conj. a minus que.
example (set an -) v. dar un exemplo. except, excepting adv. preter (pre-).
exarch (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. Gr. Orth. except, excepting prep. excepte.
Ch]) n. exarcho.
except (leave out, take out) v. exceptar.
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except prep. preter. exchange (stock -) n. bursa.

except, unless it be adv. non. exchange (swap) n. excambio.
excepting conj. preter. exchange (telephone -) n. central
excepting conj. excepte. telephonic.
excepting, except adv. extra. exchange v. excambiar.
exception n. exception. exchange business, stockbroking,

agiotage n. agiotage (ajotaje).
exception (with the - of) n. excepte.
exchange premium, agio [Commer] n.
exceptionable, challengeable [Law] adj.
agio (ajo).
recusabile.
exchangeable adj. excambiabile.
exceptional adj. exceptional.
exchanger n. excambiator.
exceptionally adv. exceptionalmente.
exchequer n. tresoreria.
excerpt n. extracto.
exchequer, treasury, fisc n. fisco.
excess (1. fact of exceeding in amount
or degree; 2. amount by which one excide, cut out, cut off v. excider [-cid-
thing exceeds another; 3. as in to /-cis-].
commit excesses) n. excesso. excipient [Pharm] n. excipiente.
excess, extreme n. ultrantia. excise n. accisia.
excess-fare (carry to -) v. ultrar. excise n. imposto de consumo.
excess-fare n. supplemento. excise [Surg] v. excisar.
excess-fat n. grassia de excesso. excision [Surg] n. excision.
excessive adj. exorbitante. excision of the tongue, glossotomy

[Med] n. glossotomia (-ia).
excessive adj. excessive.
excitability n. excitabilitate.
excessiveness n. exorbitantia.
excitable adj. excitabile.
exchange (1. as in foreign or domestic
exchange; 2. rate of exchange) excitant, stimulant n. excitante.
[Fin] n. cambio. excitation (1. action of exciting; 2.
exchange (action of exchanging) n. [Elec]) n. excitation.
excambio. excitation (action of exciting) n.
exchange (bill -) n. littera de cambio. excitamento.
exchange, interchange n. permutation. excite (incite to) v. incitar.
exchange, interchange, permute v. excite (stimulate) v. excitar.

permutar. excited adj. agitate.
exchange, interchange v. intercambiar. excited (easily -) adj. inflammabile.
exchange (rate of -) n. curso de cambio. excited (grow -) v. exaltar se.
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excitement n. excitamento. excrement n. excremento.

excitement n. agitation. excrement n. fece.
excitement (state of being excited) n. excremental adj. excrementose.
excitation. excremental adj. excremental.
exciter n. excitator. excrementitious adj. excrementicie.
exciting, stimulating adj. excitative. excrescence (abnormal or disfiguring
exclaim, cry out v. clamar. outgrowth) n. excrescentia.
exclaim v. exclamar. excrete v. excretar.
exclamation n. exclamation. excretion n. excretion.
exclamation mark n. puncto de excretory adj. excretori.
exclamation. excruciating adj. cruciante.
exclamatory adj. exclamative.
exculpate, free from blame v. disculpar.
exclude v. excluder [-clud-/-clus-].
excursion (1. pleasure trip; 2.
excluding conj. al exclusion de. digression) n. excursion.
exclusion n. exclusion. excursion, tour, trip n. tour [F].
exclusive (1. as in exclusive right, excursionist n. excursionista.
exclusive terms; 2 . as in an
excusable adj. excusabile.
exclusive club) adj. exclusive.
excuse (clear of blame) v. excusar.
exclusive property n. peculio.
excuse, excusing n. excusation.
exclusively adv. exclusivemente.
excuse n. excusa.
exclusiveness, exclusivism n.
excuse v. excusar.
exclusivismo.
excuse me! interj. pardono!
exclusiveness (of rights, terms) n.
exclusivitate. excusing, excuse n. excusation.
exclusivist n. exclusivista. execrable adj. execrabile.
excogitate, think out v. excogitar. execrate (1. to imprecate evil upon; 2.
excogitation, devising, contrivance n. to abhor, detest) v. execrar.
excogitation. execration (1. imprecation,
excommunicate v. excommunicar. malediction; 2. abhorrence,
excommunication n. excommunication. detestation) n. execration.
ex-communist, former communist n. execrator n. execrator.

ex-communista. execratory adj. execratori.
excoriate, bark, graze v. excoriar. executable, practicable adj. executabile.
excoriation (abrasion of the skin) n.
excoriation.
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execute (1. to carry out; 2. to put to exemption n. exemption.

death according to law) v. executar. exercise (1. as in the exercise of
execute, carry out v. exequer [-equ-/- virtues; 2. as in an exercise in
ecut-]. grammar) n. exercitio.
execute, put to death v. suppliciar. exercise, drill, train v. exercitar (se).
executed person n. suppliciato. exercise, drill, training n. exercitation.
execution (1. act of carrying out; 2. exercise foresight v. prospicer [-spic-/-
act of putting to death according spect-].
to law) n. execution. exercise in vocalization, vocalizing
executioner, hangman n. carnifice (-ni-). [Mus] n. vocaliso.
executioner n. carnefice. exercise-book n. quaderno.
executive adj. executive. exercise-patience v. armar se de
executive n. dirigente. patientia.
executor (one who carries out) n. exert v. emplear.
executor. exert-influence-on v. influentiar.
executory (as in executory decree, exertion n. effortio.
law) adj. executori. exertion (of faculties) n. contention.
exegesis n. exegese. exert-oneself v. to effortiar se a.
exegetic adj. exegetic. exfoliation (process of coming off in
exegetics n. exegetica. layers or scales, peeling off) n.
exegetist n. exegeta. exfoliation.
exellent, fine adj. brave. exhalation (1. exhaling, giving off as
vapor; 2. that which is exhaled) n.
exemplary (1. being a good model or
exhalation.
pattern) adj. exemplar.
exhale (as in to exhale odor) v. exhalar.
exemplary adj. exemplari.
exhaust (1. to drain, use up, consume;
exemplification (act of showing by
2. as in to exhaust a subject) v.
example) n. exemplification.
exhaurir [-haur-/haust-].
exemplify (show by example) v.
exhaust (of an engine) n.
exemplificar.
escappamento.
exempt adj. immun.
exhausted (be -) adj. exhaurite.
exempt adj. exempte.
exhausted (consumed, used up) adj.
exempt v. exemptar. exhauste.
exempt v. eximer [-im-/-empt-]. exhausted (tired) adj. fatigate.
exemption, dispensation n. dispensa. exhaustible adj. exhauribile.
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exhaustible adj. exhaustibile. exiguous adj. exigue.

exhaustion (action of draining, using exile (banishment, state) n. exilio.
up, consuming) n. exhaustion. exile (exiled person) n. exiliato.
exhaustion, emaciation n. extenuation. exile, outlaw n. proscripto.
exhaust-pipe n. tubo de escappamento. exile v. exiliar.
exhibit (objecto de) n. exhibition. exist (continue to -) v. subsister.
exhibit v. exhibir. exist v. esser.
exhibition n. exposition. exist v. esser super terra.
exhibition n. exhibition. exist v. exister.
exhibitionism (tendency towards self- existence (come into -) n. nascer (le - ).
advertisement) n. exhibitionismo. existence n. existentia.
exhibitionist (ostentatious person) n. existence n. esser (le - ).
exhibitionista.
existent, existing adj. existente.
exhibitor n. expositor.
existential adj. existential.
exhibitor n. exhibitor.
existentialism n. existentialismo.
exhibitory adj. exhibitori.
existentialist n. existentialista.
exhilarant, exhilarating adj. exhilarante
existing, existent adj. existente.
(ppr of exhilarar).
exit, egress n. egresso.
exhilarate v. exhilarar.
exit (theat) n. sortita.
exhilarating adj. exhilarante.
exit v. facer le sortita.
exhilaration n. exhilaration.
exit v. sortir.
exhort v. exhortar.
exit (way out) n. exito (ex-).
exhortation n. exhortation.
ex-minister, former minister [Pol] n.
exhortative adj. exhortative.
ex-ministro.
exhortatory adj. exhortatori.
exo- (ex-) (without, outside)
exhorter n. exhortator.
[occurring in derivatives and
exhumation n. exhumation. compounds] adv. exo-.
exhume v. exhumar. exodic adj. exodic.
ex-husband, former husband n. ex- exodist (one taking part in an
marito. exodus) n. exodista.
exigency, requirement n. exigentia.
exodus (book of -) n. libro del exodo.
exigent, exacting adj. exigente.
exodus n. exodo (ex-).
exigible, claimable adj. exigibile.
ex-officio phr. de officio.
exiguity, scantiness n. exiguitate.
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exogamous [Anthropol] adj. exogame (- expatriation (1. banishment from

ogame). one's fatherland; 2. emigration) n.
exogamy [Anthropol] n. exogamia (- ia). expatriation.
exogenous adj. exogene. expect (look for mentally) v. expectar.
exonerate (free from a burden, duty, expectant adj. expectante (ppr of
obligation) v. exonerar. expectar).
exoneration n. exoneration. expectant adj. gravide.
exorable, easily moved adj. exorabile. expectation (1. state of expecting; 2.

[Med]) n. expectation.
exorbitant adj. exorbitante.
expectative adj. expectative.
exorcise v. exorcisar.
expected, foreseen adj. provise.
exorcism n. exorcismo.
expectorant [Med] adj. expectorante
exorcist n. exorcista.
(ppr of expectorar).
exorcize v. exorcisar.
expectorant [Med] n. expectorante.
exordial adj. exordial.
expectorate, spit v. sputar.
exordium n. exordio.
expectorate v. expectorar.
exoskeleton [Zool] n. exoskeleto (- ske-).
expectoration n. expectoration.
exosmosis n. exosmose.
expectoration, spitting n. sputation.
exosmotic adj. exosmotic.
expectoration, spitting out n.
exotic adj. exotic.
exspuition.
exoticism n. exoticismo. expedient, suitable, fit adj/n. expediente
expand (cause to spread out, stretch (ppr of expedir).
out or unfold) v. expander (se) [- expedite v. expedir.
pand-/-pans-]. expedition (1. promptness; 2. as in an
expanse n. extension. expedition to the North Pole) n.
expanse, wideness n. largo. expedition.
expansibility n. expansibilitate. expeditious adj. expeditive.
expansible adj. expansibile. expeditor n. expeditor.
expansion n. expansion. expel v. expeller [-pell-/-puls-].
expansive (1. [Sci]; 2. showing one's expend, spend (give out in payment)
feelings freely) adj. expansive. v. expender [- pend-/-pens-].
expansiveness n. expansion. expend, spend (give out in payment)

v. dispender
[- pend-/-pens-].
expatriate (make an exile of) v.
expatriar. expenditure n. expensa.
expatriate n. expatriato.
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expenditure, outlay (of money) n. expire, become invalid, lapse v.

dispensa. perimer [-im-/- empt-].
expense, cost n. sumpto. expire (exhale, die) v. expirar.
expense (great -) n. dispendio. expired adj. perimite.
expense n. expensa. expired, invalid, lapsed adj. perempte.
expensive adj. car. expiring adj. per expirar.
expensive adj. costose. expiring adj/pres part. expirante.
expensive, costly adj. dispendiose. expiry n. expiration.
experience (as in teaching expiry (termination) n. termination.
experience) n. experientia. explain (expound, interpret) v.
experience v. haber experientia de. explanar.
experience v. experientiar. explain, narrate, expound v. enarrar.
experienced adj. experimentate. explain v. explicar.
experiment n. experimento. explainable, describable adj. enarrabile.
experiment v. experimentar. explainable, explicable adj. explicabile.
experimental adj. experimental. explainer, commentator n. explicator.
experimental stage phr. stato explanation (interpretation,
experimental. expounding) n. explanation.
experimentally adv. experimentalmente. explanatory adj. explicative.
experimentation n. experimentation. expletive adj. expletive.
experimenter n. experimentator. expletive n. blasphemia.
expert adj. experte. explicable, explainable adj. explicabile.
expert n. experto. explicit (clearly expressed) adj. explicite
expertise n. habilitate. (- pli-).
expertise n. competentia. explode (a theory) v. discreditar.
expiable adj. expiabile. explode (go off, or to fly in pieces,

with a loud report) vi. exploder [-
expiate v. expiar.
plod-/-plos-].
expiation n. expiation.
exploder (device for firing an
expiator n. expiator.
explosive charge) n. exploditor.
expiatory adj. expiatori.
exploit (1. as in to exploit a mine; 2.
expiration (1. breathing out; 2. to utilize for selfish purposes) v.
termination, end) n. expiration. exploitar.
expire (1. to breathe out; 2. to die) v. exploit n. prodessa.
expirar.
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exploit n. gesta. exports n. exportation.

exploit v. exploitar. expose (1. to show openly, display; 2.
exploitable adj. exploitabile. to lay open (danger)) v. exponer [-
exploitation n. exploitation. pon-/-posit-].
expose (unmask) v. dismascar.
exploiter n. exploitator.
expose the foot or roots, uncover (of a
explorable adj. explorabile.
tree, tooth) v. discalcear.
exploration (1. as in exploration of
exposition (1. exhibition; 2. detailed
new countries; 2. investigation; 3.
explanation) n. exposition.
[Surg]) n. exploration.
exposition, narration n. enarration.
exploratory adj. exploratori.
expositive, expository adj. expositive.
explore (1. as in to explore new
countries; 2. to investigate, expositor, expounder, exponent n.
examine; 3. [Surg]) v. explorar. expositor.
expository, expositive adj. expositive.
explorer n. explorator.
expository, giving the argument of
explosion (1. blast; 2. sudden
[Lit] adj. argumentative.
outbreak of emotion) n. explosion.
expostulate, protest, remonstrate v.
explosive (1. tending to explode; 2.
remonstrar.
[Phonet]) adj. explosive.
exposure (1. laying open to view,
explosive (explosive substance) n.
action, influence, etc; 2. [Photog];
explosivo.
3. position in relation to sun, wind
exponent [Alg] adj. exponente.
etc.) n. exposition.
exponent, expositor, expounder n.
expound, explain, narrate v. enarrar.
expositor.
expound v. exponer [-pon-/-posit-].
exponent (interpreter) n. interprete.
expounder, exponent, expositor n.
exponent (maths) n. exponente.
expositor.
exponential [Math] adj. exponential.
ex-president n. ex-presidente.
export, exporting, exportation n.
express (1. definite, explicit; 2. as in
exportation.
express letter) adj. expresse.
export v. exportar.
express n. rapido.
exportable adj. exportabile.
express (rapid) adj. rapide.
exportation, export, exporting n.
express (railway) n. expresso.
exportation.
exporter n. exportator. express (train) n. rapido (ra-).
exporting, exportation, export n. express v. exprimer [-prim-/-press-].

exportation. express joy at, congratulate v. gratular.
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express messenger n. expresso. extemporaneous, extempore adj.

express one's opinion first v. preopinar. extemporanee.
express train. expresso n. expresso. extemporaneously adv.
extemporeneemente.
expressible, utterable adj. exprimibile.
extemporaneously adv.
expression (1. action of pressing or
improvisatemente.
squeezing out; 2. act or fact of
extempore adv. ex tempore.
giving expression to; 3. significant
extempore, extemporaneous adj.
word or phrase) n. expression.
extemporanee.
expressionism n. expressionismo.
extempore (improvised) adj.
expressionist n. expressionista. improvisate.
expressive adj. expressive. extempore (speak -) v. improvisar un
expressly adv. expressemente. discurso.
expressway n. autostrata. extemporize (parlar) vi.
expropriate, dispossess v. expropriar. extemporaneemente.
expropriation, dispossession n. extemporize vt. improvisar.
expropriation. extend (1. to stretch out; 2. to
expropriator, dispossessor n. increase in size or scope) v.
expropriator. extender (se) [-tend-/-tens-].
expulsion n. expulsion. extend (prolong) v. prolongar.
expulsive adj. expulsive. extender (one who or that which
expunction n. expunction. extends) n. extensor.
expunge v. expunger [-pung-/-punct-]. extendible, extensible adj. extendibile.
expurgate v. expurgar. extensibility n. extensibilitate.
expurgation n. expurgation. extensible adj. extensibile.
exquisite adj. exquisite. extensible, extendible adj. extendibile.
exquisiteness n. exquisitessa. extension (1. stretching out; 2.

increase in size or scope; 3.
exsanguine adj. exsangue.
[Logic]) n. extension.
exsiccate, dry up (make quite dry) v.
extensive (as in extensive
exsiccar.
agriculture) adj. extensive.
exsiccation n. exsiccation.
extensive (having extension) adj.
exsiccative adj. exsiccative.
extense.
exsuction n. exsuction.
extensor [Anat] n. extensor.
extant adj. ancora existante.
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extent (space or degree to which extirpate (1. as in to extirpate noxious

anything is extended) n. extension. plants; 2. as in to extirpate a social
extenuate (as in to extenuate an evil) v. extirpar.
offense) v. attenuar. extirpation n. extirpation.
extenuate, emaciate, weaken v. extirpator n. extirpator.
extenuar. extol, magnify, exalt v. magnificar.
extenuating adj. attenuante. extol v. exaltar.
exterior adj. exterior. extort v. extorquer [-torqu-/- tort-].
exterior, outside n. exterior. extortion (illegal exaction on the part
exteriority n. exterioritate. of an official) n. concussion.
exterminate v. exterminar. extortion n. extortion.
extermination n. extermination. extortionate v. exorbitante.
exterminator n. exterminator. extra adj. supernumerari.
external adj. externe. extra, besides, in addition adv. extra.
externalization n. exteriorisation. extra (person) n. supernumerario.
externalize, make manifest v. extra, supernumerary adj.
exteriorisar. supernumerari.
externally adv. externemente. extra (theat) n. comparsa.
exterritorial, extraterritorial adj. extra (thing) n. supplemento.
extraterritorial. extra (two - chairs) phr. ancora duo
exterritorial, extraterritorial adj. sedes.
exterritorial. extract (1. extracted substance; 2.
exterritoriality, extraterritoriality n. excerpt) n. extracto.
exterritorialitate.
extract v. extraher [-trah-/-tract-].
exterritoriality, extraterritoriality n.
extraction (1. act of extracting; 2.
extraterritorialitate.
descent, origin) n. extraction.
extinct (as in an extinct animal) adj.
extincte. extractor n. extractor.
extinction n. extinction. extradite v. extrader.
extinctive adj. extinctive. extradition n. extradition.
extinguish v. extinguer [-stingu-/-stinct-]. extrados [Arch] n. extradorso.
extinguishable adj. extinguibile. extramural adj. extramural.
extinguisher (fire) n. extinctor. extraneous adj. extranee.
extirpable, eradicable adj. extirpabile. extraordinarily adj. extraordinarimente.

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extraordinary (1. beyond the common extroversion (1. [Med] (condition of

order; 2. exceeding the common being turned inside out; 2.
degree) adj. extraordinari. [Psychol]) n. extroversion.
extras n. dispensas supplementari. extrovert (1. to turn outwards) v.
extraterritorial, exterritorial adj. extroverter [- vert-/-vers-].
extraterritorial. extrovert adj. extrovertite.
extraterritorial, exterritorial adj. extrovert [Psychol] n. extrovertito.
exterritorial. extrude v. extruder.
extraterritoriality, exterritoriality n. extruded adj. extrudite.
extraterritorialitate.
extruding adj. extrudente.
extraterritoriality, exterritoriality n.
extrusion n. extrusion.
exterritorialitate.
extrusive adj. extrusive.
extravagance (oddness) n.
extravagantia. exuberance (1. luxuriance; 2.
extravagance (wastefulness) n. effusiveness) n. exuberantia.
prodigalitate. exuberant adj. exuberante.
extravagant (odd) adj. extravagante. exuberate, be exuberant v. exuberar.
extravagant (wasteful) adj. prodige. exudation n. exsudation.
extravasate [Anat] v. extravasar. exudation, sweat n. exsudato.
extravasation [Anat] n. extravasation. exude (1. as in sweat exudes from the
extreme adj. extreme. pores; 2. to cause to exude) v.
extreme (carry to -s) v. ultrar. exsudar.
exuded adj. exsudate.
extreme, excess n. ultrantia.
exult v. exultar.
extreme n. extremo.
exult v. ovar.
extremely adv. extrememente.
exultant adj. exultante (ppr of exultar).
extremism n. extremismo.
exultant, jubilant adj. jubilante (ppr of
extremist adj/n. extremista.
jubilar).
extremity (1. very end; 2. extreme
exultant joy, jubilee n. jubilo (jubilo).
degree; 3. extreme action) n.
extremitate. exultation n. exultation.
extremity (point) n. extremo. exulting adj. ovante (ppr of ovar).
extremity (tip) n. extremo. ex-wife n. ex-marita.
extricate v. disembarassar. eye adj. ocular.
extrinsic (not inherent or essential) eye, glance at v. ocular.

adj. extrinsec (-trin-). eye (keep an - on) v. vigilar super.
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eye n. oculo (oc-). eyelash n. cilio.

eye (open someone's -s to) v. disabusar eyelet (small round hole for the
un persona super. passage of a lace, cord) n. oculetto.
eye (see - to - with) v. vider le cosas del eyelid n. palpebra (pal-).
mesme oculo que. eye-opener n. revelation.
eye (turn a blind - to) v. esser acec
eye-shade n. visiera.
super.
eye-sight n. viso.
eye v. observar.
eye-sight n. vista.
eye specialist, ophthalmologist n.
eye-sore n. vista fede.
ophthalmologo (- ologo).
eye-ball n. globo del oculo. eye-strain n. fatiga del oculos.
eye-bath n. bassinetto ocular. eye-tooth n. dente canin.
eyebrow n. supercilio. eye-witness n. teste ocular.
eye-catching adj. que salta al oculo.
F - f
f (letter -) n. littera f (ef). fabric (cloth) n. texito.

F (the note) Mus] n. fa. fabric, material n. stoffa.
fa [Mus] n. fa. fabricate (as in to fabricate a bridge,
fa ade [Arch] n. faciada. book) v. fabricar.
fable (1. as in Aesop's Fables; 2. fabricate v. fabricar.
historical legend or myth; 3. fabricatiom n. fabrication.
falsehood, fiction) n. fabula fabrication, manufacture n.
(fà-). manufactura.
fable (1. as in Aesop's Fables; 2. fabrication, manufacture n. fabrication.
historical legend or myth; 3. fabulate, fable v. fabular.
falsehood, fiction) n. fabula.
fabulist, story-teller n. fabulista.
fable adj. fabula.
fabulous adj. fabulose.
fable, fabulate v. fabular.
facade n. faciada.
fabric (building) n. structura.
face (1. Anat]; 2. surface, outer part of
fabric, cloth n. tela. something) n. facie.
fabric, cloth (woven) n. texito. face, countenance n. figura.
fabric (cloth) n. stoffa. face (lose -) v. perder prestigio.
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face (make -s) v. grimassar. facility (complex) n. complexo.

face n. facie. facility (convenience) n. medio.
face (of clock) n. quadrante. facility, ease (1. absence of difficulty;
face v. confrontar. 2. power to do anything easily and
face v. affrontar. quickly) n. facilitate.
face, visage, countenance n. visage (- facility (ease) n. facilitate.

aje). facing, covering, coating (of a wall
face, visage, countenance n. visage. bank) n. revestimento.
face to face, vis-à-vis, facing, opposite prep. contra.
opposite adv. vis- à-vis F]. facsimile n. facsimile.
face to face, vis-à-vis, facsimile telegraph, pantelegraph
opposite adv. vis- à-vis. [Elec] n. pantelegrapho (-lé-).
face with concrete, construct with facsimile telegraph, pantelegraph
concrete v. betonar. [Elec] n. pantelegrapho.
face with mother-of-pearl v. nacrar. facsimile telegraph, telautograph n.
facecloth n. panno pro lavar se le facie. telautographo.
facecream n. crema pro le facie. facsimile telegraph, telautograph n.
telautographo (-ògrapho).
faced with mother-of-pearl adj.
fact (as a matter of -) phr.
nacrate.
effectivemente.
facelift n. operation plastic facial.
fact (in -) phr. de facto.
facet (diamonds) v. faciettar.
fact n. facto.
facet n. facietta.
faction (as in political factions) n.
facet (of diamond, of insect's eye) n.
faction.
facietta.
faction n. faction.
facet v. faciettar.
factionary n. factionario.
facetious adj. facetiose.
factious n. factiose.
face-to-face phr. facie a facie.
factitious adj. facticie.
face-value n. valor nominal.
factor (1. agent; 2. contributing factor;
facial adj. facial.
3. Math]) n. factor.
facial adj/n. facial.
factor n. factor.
facile (working with ease) adj. facile.
factory, manufactory n. manufactura.
facilitate, make easy v. facilitar.
factory (manufactory) n. fabrica.
facilitate v. facilitar.
factory (manufactory) n. fabrica
facility (complex) n. facilitate.
(fà-).
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factory n. fabrica. faggot [Amer] n. homosexual.

factory (trading station, office or post faggot (Brit) n. cigaretta.
of a factor) n. factoria (-ìa). faggot n. fascie.
factory (trading station, office or post fagot (bundle of sticks) n. fagotto.
of a factor) n. factoria. fagot, form into bundles v. fagottar.
factotum n. factotum. fagottist, bassoonist n. fagottista.
factotum n. factotum L]. fagotto, bassoon n. fagotto.
factual adj. positive, objective. fahrenheit n. fahrenheit.
factual adj. objective, positive. fail (1. to fall short in attainment or
factum (memorial) Law] n. memoria. performance; 2. to become
facula [Astron] n. facula (fàcula). insolvent or bankrupt) v. faller.
facula [Astron] n. facula. fail v. facer fiasco.
facular [Astron] adj. facular. fail v. faller.
faculty (1. ability; 2. authority, power; fail (without -) phr. sin falta.
3. the faculty of a university) n. failing adj. debile.
facultate. failing n. debilitate.
faculty n. facultate.
failing n. defecto.
fad (craze) n. parve mania.
failing prep. in mancantia de.
fad (novelty) n. novitate.
failure n. insuccesso.
fade (lose colour) v. distinger.
failure n. fiasco.
fade (lose colour) v. distinger (se).
failure n. fallimento.
fade, take the color out of v. distinger.
failure (want of success) n. insuccesso.
fade (wither) v. marcer.
faint adj. debile.
faded (discoloured) adj. discolorate.
faint n. syncope.
faded (withered) adj. marcide.
faint v. suffrer un syncope.
fade-out v. disparer progressivemente.
faint v. perder conscientia.
Faeroe, - Islands [Geog] n. Insulas
faint-hearted adj. timide.
Faroe.
faint-hearted adj. pusillanime.
fag n. labor fatigante.
fair (as in county fair) n. feria.
fag end adj. del fin.
fair (beautiful of weather) adj. belle.
fag end n. resto.
fair, fairly good, passable adj. passabile.
fag end n. fin.
fair (just) adj. juste.
fagged (- out) adj. multo fatigate.
fair n. feria.
fagged adj. fatigate.
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fair (of complexion) adj. blonde. faithful adj. fidel.

fair (of copy) adj. nette. faithfulness, fidelity n. fidelitate.
fair (passable) adj. passabile. faithfulness n. fidelitate.
fairground n. campo de feria. faith-healing n. curation per fide.
fairly (enough) adv. assatis. faithless adj. disloyal, false, perfide.
fairly (justly) adv. justemente. faithless adj. perfide, disloyal, false.
fairly good, passable, fair adj. passabile. faithless adj. false, perfide, disloyal.
fair-mindedness n. impartialitate. fake adj. fraudulente.
fairness, equity n. equitate. fake n. falso.
fairness (in - to) phr. justitia. fake v. contrafacer.
fairness (in - to) phr. justitia (con - pro). falcon (1. Ornith]; 2. Artil]) n. falcon.
fairness (justice) n. justitia. falcon n. falcon.
fair-play n. comportamento loyal. falconer n. falconero.
fairy adj. feeric. falconet (1. Ornith]; 2. Artil]) n.
fairy, fairy-like adj. feeric. falconetto.
fairy, fay n. fee. falconry n. falconeria (-ìa-).
fairy, fay n. fee (fée). falconry n. falconeria.
fairy n. fee. Falkland, - Islands [Geog] n. Falklands.
fairyland n. feeria. Falkland, - Islands [Geog] n. Malvinas.
fairyland [Theat] (fairy play, fall, autumn n. autumno.

spectacular play) n. feeria (- fall (capture) n. captura.
ìa). fall, droop, slide down v. laber lab-
fairyland [Theat] (fairy play, /laps-].
spectacular play) n. feeria. fall, droop, slide down v. laber.
fairytale n. conto de fees. fall (drop) n. cadita.
faith (1. trust, confidence; 2. religious fall, falling n. cadita.
faith; 3. system of religious beliefs; fall (lower) v. cader.
4. word (of honor)5. fidelity, fall (lower) v. abassar.
loyalty) n. fide.
fall (lowering) n. abbassamento.
faith (belief) n. credentia.
fall (the season) n. autumno.
faith (confidence) n. confidentia.
fall v. cader.
faith (have - in) v. fider se in, confider.
fall asleep v. addormir.
faith (have - in) v. confider, fider se in.
fall back v. replicar se.
faith (hope) n. fide.
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fall back or down again, to relapse v. false teeth n. dentes posticie.

recader. falsehood, lie n. falsitate.
fall behind v. arrestrar se. falsehood, lie n. mentita.
fall down v. cader per terra. falsehood (lie, falseness) n. falsitate.
fall ill v. infirmar. falsehood (lie) n. mendacio.
fall in (collapse) v. collaber. falsetto tenor, tenorino n. tenorino.
fall in (line up) v. alinear se. falsifiable adj. falsificabile.
fall in love with v. inamorar se de. falsification n. falsification.
fall of leaves n. exfoliation. falsifier n. falsificator.
fall off v. distaccar se. falsify (as in to falsify a record) v.
fall through (fail) v. faller. falsificar.
fall upon v. incider. falsify, pervert v. falsar.
fallacious adj. fallace. falsify v. falsificar.
fallacious, delusive, misleading adj. falsity (quality or condition of being
fallace. false) n. falsitate.
fallaciousness, fallacy n. fallacia. falter (hesitate) v. hesitar.
fallacy, fallaciousness n. fallacia. falter (of voice) v. alterar se.
fallacy n. fallacia. falter (stagger) v. titubar.
fallibility n. fallibilitate. fame (1. reputation; 2. renown) n.
fallible adj. fallibile. fama.
falling, fall n. cadita. fame n. fama, celebritate.
falling back, withdrawal [Mil] n. fame n. celebritate, fama.
replicamento. famed, renowned adj. renominate.
falling headlong, precipitate adj. familial, family adj. familial.
precipite. familiar (1. familiar friend; 2. officer of
falling headlong, precipitate adj. the Inquisition) n. familiar.
precipite (- cìpite).
familiar (1. intimate, friendly; 2. too
fallow adj. inculte.
friendly, forward; 3. well known,
false (1. incorrect; 2. deceitful, common) adj. familiar.
treacherous; 3. as in false teeth)
familiar adj. familiar.
adj. FALSE.
familiarity (1. close acquaintance; 2.
false adj. false.
freedom of behavior) n.
false, sham adj. posticie.
familiaritate.
false hopes n. sperantias false. familiarity n. familiaritate.
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familiarization n. familiarisation. fan club n. club de admiratores.

familiarize (make well acquainted) v. fanatic, fanatical adj. fanatic.
familiarisar. fanatic n. fanatico.
familiarize v. familiarisar. fanatical adj. fanatic.
family (1. as in the Smith family; 2. fanatical, fanatic adj. fanatic.
spccial: Sc etc]) n. familia.
fanatically adv. fanaticamente.
family, familial adj. familial.
fanaticism n. fanatismo.
family n. familia.
fanaticize v. fanatisar.
family-tree n. arbore genealogic.
fanbelt n. cinctura del ventilator.
famine (acute shortage of foodstuffs
fanciful adj. capriciose.
in given area) n. fame.
fanciful adj. phantastic.
famine n. fame.
fancy adj. de phantasia.
famish, starve (cause to starve or
fancy adj. decorate.
famish) v. affamar.
fancy adj. ornate.
famished adj. famelic.
fancy (imagine) v. imaginar.
famished, starving adj. famelic.
fancy (like) v. amar.
famous (1. renowned; 2. excellent) adj.
fancy (like) v. haber gusto pro.
famose.
famous adj. famose. fancy n. phantasia.
famous adj. celebre. fancy n. imagination.
famous, celebrated adj. celebre (cé-). fancy (suppose) v. supponer.
famous, celebrated adj. celebre. fancy (suppose) v. creder.
fan (admirer) n. admirator. fancy-dress n. costume de

travestimento.
fan (as in feather fan) n. flabello.
fanfare n. fanfar.
fan (cool) v. flabellar.
fanfare v. fanfar.
fan (devotee) n. devoto.
fanfaron, braggart n. fanfaron.
fan (fanatic) n. fanatic.
fanfaronade, swaggering n.
fan (hand held) n. flabello.
fanfaronada.
fan (machine) n. ventilator.
fang n. dente canin.
fan (move the air with a fan) v.
fantasia (1. Mus] (fantasy; 2. Equit]) n.
flabellar. phantasia.
fan n. fan.
fantasia (1. Mus] (fantasy; 2. Equit]) n.
fan (ventilate) v. ventilar. phantasia (-ìa).
fan, winnow (grain) v. ventilar. fantast, visionary n. phantasta.
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fantastic adj. phantastic. farce writer n. farsista.

fantastic, fantastical adj. phantastic. farceur, joker, wag n. farsator.
fantastical, fantastic adj. phantastic. farcial adj. farsal.
fantasy n. phantasia. fare (food) n. viveres.
fantasy, phantasy (1. power of fare (of trip) n. precio del viage.
imagining, fancy; 2. phantasm, fare v. succeder.
fancy; 3. whim, caprice) n. phantasia fare v. vader.
(-ìa).
far-east n. oriente extreme.
fantasy, phantasy (1. power of
farewell, adieu n. adieu.
imagining, fancy; 2. phantasm,
farewell, adieu n. adieu F].
fancy; 3. whim, caprice) n.
phantasia. farewell interj. adeo!
far adj. distante. farewell interj. vale!
far adv. longe. farewell n. adieu.
far (as - as) adv. usque a. far-fetched adj. improbabile.
far (not near) adv. longe. farinaceous adj. farinacee.
far away, at a distance, far off adv. farm adj. agricole.
procul (prò-). farm (be a -er) vi. esser agricultor.
far away, at a distance, far off adv. farm, farmstead n. ferma.
procul. farm n. ferma.
far off adj. lontan.
farm vt. cultivar.
far off adv. lontano.
farm hand, farmer, farm worker n.
far off, far away, at a distance adv. laborator.
procul (prò-). farm worker, farm hand, farmer n.
far off, far away, at a distance adv. laborator.
procul. farmer, farm worker, farm hand n.
farad [Elec] n. farad. laborator.
faradic [Elec] adj. faradic. farmer n. agricultor.
faradization [Med] n. faradisation. farmer n. fermero.
faradize [Med] v. faradisar. farmhouse (casa de) n. ferma.
far-and-away adv. ultra-distante. farming, agricultural adj. aratori.
farce n. farsa. farming, agriculture n. agricultura.
farce [Theat] n. farce F]. farmland n. terreno a cultivar.
farce [Theat] n. farce. farmstead, farm n. ferma.
farce [Theat] n. farsa.
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farmy (countrylike) adj. fermose. farthest (superlative of far) adj/adv. le

farmyard n. corte de ferma. plus distante.
faro n. pharaon. far-too-much adv. multo troppo.
far-off, distant adj. lontan. fascicle (1. bundle, cluster; 2.

Bookbinding] (signature) n.
far-out (distance) adv. multo distante.
fasciculo.
far-out (excellent) interj. excellente.
fascicular adj. fascicular.
far-reaching adj. de grande portata.
fascinate v. fascinar.
farrier, blacksmith n. ferrero.
fascinating adj. fascinante (ppr of
farrier, blacksmith n. ferrator.
fascinar).
farsighted, long-sighted, presbyopic fascinating adj. fascinante.
[Med] adj. presbyte (préz-).
fascinating, impressive adj. prestigiose.
farsighted, long-sighted, presbyopic
fascination, magic spell n. prestigio.
[Med] adj. presbyte.
fascination n. fascino (fà-).
farsighted (of eyes) adj. presbyopic.
fascination n. fascino.
farsighted (of mind) adj. perspicace.
fascination n. fascination.
farsighted, presbyoptic [Med] adj.
fascinator n. fascinator.
presbyopic.
fasciole, semita [Zool] n. semita.
farsightedness, presbyopia, presbytia
[Med] n. presbyopia (-ìa). fasciole, semita [Zool] n. semita (sé-).
farsightedness, presbyopia, presbytia fascism n. fascismo.

[Med] n. presbyopia. fascist adj/n. fascista.
farsightedness, presbyopia, presbytia, fascist n. fascista.
presbytism [Med] n. presbytismo. fashion (1. as in the latest fashion; 2.
farsightedness, presbytia, presbyopia fashionable people) n. fashion.
[Med] n. presbytia. fashion (1. as in the latest fashion; 2.
fart (pass gas) v. flatular. fashionable people) n. fashion A].
fart [Slang] n. flatulentia. fashion [Amer] n. fashion.
farther adv. ultra. fashion (be in -) v. esser de moda.
farther (comparative of far) adv. plus fashion (be in -) v. esser in voga.
distante. fashion (la mode) n. moda.
farther, on the other side, beyond adv. fashion, manner n. faction.
ultra. fashion (manner) n. maniera.
farther (situated beyond) adj. ulterior.
fashion (out of -) adj. passate de moda.
fashion v. formar.
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fashion (vogue) n. voga. fat (- chance) phr. pauc sorte.

fashion (way) n. modo. fat (- chance) phr. pauc sorte (que).
fashionable adj. al voga. fat (ample) adj. ample.
fashionable adj. fashionable. fat (chew the -) phr. confabular.
fashionable adj. fashionable A]. fat (chew the -) phr. conversar.
fashionable adj. fashionabile. fat (consisting of fat) adj. grasse.
fashionable adj. al moda. fat (fatty) adj. grasse.
fashionable [Amer] adj. fashionable. fat, grease n. grassia.
fashionableness n. mundanitate. fat n. grassia.
fast, fasting n. jejuno. fat (stout) adj. corpulente.
fast (immobile) adj. firme. fat (the - of the land) phr. le melior
fast (rapid) adj. rapide. obtenibile grande.
fast (rapid) adj. veloce. fatal (1. fated, fateful; 2. causing
destruction or death) adj. fatal.
fast (relig) n. jejuno.
fatal adj. mortal.
fast (relig) v. jejunar.
fatal adj. fatal.
fast (solidly) adv. solidemente.
fatal, baneful, disastrous n. funeste.
fast (solidly) adv. firmemente.
fatal, death-bearing, deadly adj.
fast (speedily) adv. rapidemente.
mortifere.
fast v. jejunar.
fatalism n. fatalismo.
fasten, again, attach v. reattaccar.
fatalist n. fatalista.
fasten, attach v. attaccar.
fatality (1. clostiny; 2. calamity) n.
fasten v. attachar.
fatalitate.
fasten v. attaccar. fatality n. fatalitate.
fasten v. fixar. fatally adv. fatalmente.
fastener n. serratura. fatally adv. mortalmente.
fastener (zip -) n. serratura fulmine. fate (1. as in the decrees of fate; 2. lot
fastening, tightening (action of) n. or fortune) n. fato.
serramento. fate n. sorte.
fastidious adj. difficile (a satisfacer).
fate n. fato.
fastidious adj. fastidiose.
fateful adj. decisive.
fastidious adj. scrupulose.
fateful (decisive) adj. decisive.
fastidious adj. difficile.
fasting, fast n. jejuno.
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father (1. as in father and mother; 2. fatter (comparative of fat) adj. plus
title of respect given to a priest) n. grasse.
patre. fattest (superlative of fat) adj. le plus
father n. patre. grasse.
father v. ingenerar. fatty adj. grasse.
fatherhood n. paternitate. fatty (containing fat) adj. grasse.
fatherhood, paternity n. paternitate. fatty degeneration, steatosis [Med] n.
father-in-law n. patre affin. steatosis.
fatty degeneration, steatosis [Med] n.
fatherland n. patria.
steatosis (- òsis).
fatherland, native country n. patria.
fatuity n. fatuitate.
fatherly adj. paternal.
fatuous adj. fatue.
fathom, investigate, go deeply into v.
fatuous, foolish adj. fatue.
approfundar.
faucet n. valvula.
fathom [Meas] n. fathom.
fault (be at -) v. esser in error.
fathom [Meas] n. fathom A].
fault (defect) n. defecto.
fathom n. fathom.
fault, error n. menda.
fathom (penetrate) v. penetrar,
approfundar. fault (find -) v. criticar.
fathom (penetrate) v. approfundar, fault (find -) v. censurar.
penetrar. fault (geol) n. fallia.
fathom (sound) v. sondar. fault [Geol] n. fallia.
fathomless adj. insondabile. fault (imperfection) n. imperfection.
fathomless adj. impenetrabile. fault (moral) n. culpa.
fatidic, prophetic adj. fatidic (- fault n. falta.
ìdic). faultfinder, critic n. censor.
fatidic, prophetic adj. fatidic.
faultless adj. impeccabile.
fatigue n. fatiga.
faulty adj. imperfecte.
fatigue v. fatigar.
faulty adj. defectuose.
fatigue, weariness n. fatiga.
faulty adj. defective.
fatiguing, tiring adj. fatigante.
faulty, defective adj. mendose.
fatness (bodily -) n. corpulentia.
faulty, defective adj. vitiose.
fatness n. grassia.
faun [Rom. Relig] n. fauno.
fatten (make or grow fat) v. ingrassiar.
fauna n. fauna.
fatten v. ingrassiar.
faunal adj. faunic.
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faurt (1. flaw, imperfection; 2. fax v. reciper un fax (telefax).

mistake, error; 3. moral fax-machine n. telecopiator.
transgression) n. falta. fax-machine n. machina pro fax.
favor (1. to be in favor of; 2. to be fax-machine n. faxator.
favorable to) v. favorar.
fay, fairy n. fee (fée).
favor (1. to be in favor of; 2. to be
fay, fairy n. fee.
favorable to) v. favorir.
fay (fairy) n. fee.
favor, favour n. favor.
faze [Amer] v. disconcertar.
favor, favour v. favorir.
fck (- it!) interj. futue lo!
favor, good will n. favor.
fck (- you!) interj. futue te!
favorable adj. favorabile.
fck (vulgar) v. futuer.
favorable, tending, inclined adj.
fealty (loyalty) n. fidelitate.
propense.
fear, be afraid (of) v. timer.
favorite (1. person regarded with
peculiar favor; 2. person, horse, fear n. timor.
expected to win in a contest) n. fear n. pavor.
favorito. fear v. timer.
favorite adj. favorite. fear v. haber timor de.
favorite [Fem] favorita n. Masc]. fearful (afraid) adj. timorose.
favoritism n. favoritismo. fearful (afraid) adj. pavide.
favose [Pathol] adj. favose. fearful (dreadful) adj. timibile.
favus [Pathol] n. favo. fearful, timid adj. pavorose.
fawn n. cervo juvene. fearful (timid) adj. pavide.
fawn n. cervino. fearful, timorous adj. timorose.
fawn on v. adular servilmente. fearful, to be feared adj. timibile.
fawn upon v. adular servilmente. fearful, trepid, trembling adj. trepide.
fax n. fax. fearless adj. intrepide.
fax n. telecopia. fearless adj. impavide.
fax n. telefax. fearsome adj. timorose.
fax v. inviar un fax (telefax). fearsome adj. timibile.
fax v. faxar. feasibility n. viabilitate.
fax v. telecopiar. feasibility n. facibilitate.
fax v. inviar un fax. feasible adj. facibile.
fax v. reciper un fax. feasible adj. agibile.
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feasible adj. practicabile. feather-weight n. peso pluma.

feasible adj. viabile. feathery, plumose, feathered adj.
feasible (that can be done or carried plumose.
out) adj. facibile. feature (characteristic) n.
feast, banquet n. regalo. characteristica.
feature (journ) n. articulo special.
feast, eat lavishly v. banchettar.
feature n. tracto.
feast (eccles) n. festa.
feature v. presentar.
feast (entertain lavishly) v. festear.
feature film n. filme principal.
feast (entertainment, banquet) n.
festino. featured adj. emphasate.
feast, fete, festival n. festa. featured adj. characterisate.
feast (meal) n. banchetto. featured adj. presentate.
feast (meal) n. festino. featured presentation n. presentation
feast, regale oneself v. festinar. principal.
featureless adj. sin figuration definitive.
feast, regale oneself v. festar.
featuring pres part. presentante.
feast vi. banchettar.
febrifugal adj. febrifuge.
Feast of Tabernacles, Sukkoth [Jewish
Relig] n. scenopegia. febrifuge adj. febrifuge.
Feast of Tabernacles, Sukkoth [Jewish febrifuge adj. febrifuge (-ì-).

Relig] n. scenopegia (-ìa). febrile (feverish) adj. febril.
feast on v. regalar se con. February n. februario.
feast upon v. regalar se con. fecal adj. fecal.
feaster, banqueter n. banchettator. feces n. fece.
feat, deed n. facto. feckless adj. incapabile.
feat n. prodessa. feckless adj. debile.
feat n. facto. fecula, starch n. fecula.
feather n. pluma. feculence n. feculentia.
feather-bed n. lecto de plumas. feculent adj. feculente.
feather-duster n. pannello. fecund adj. fecunde.
feather-duster n. plumero. fecund, fertile adj. fecunde.
feathered, feathery, plumose adj. fecundate v. fecundar.
plumose. fecundation n. fecundation.
feathered, pennate [Bot/Zool] adj. fecundator n. fecundator.
pennate.
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fecundity n. fecunditate. feed on (be fed up) v. enoiar se.

fed adj. nutrite. feed on v. nutrir se de.
fed adj. alimentate. feedback [Elect] n. realimentation.
fed (the -) n. le governo federal. feedback n. retroaction.
fed (well -) adj. ben alimentate. feedback n. regeneration.
fed up adj. enoiate. feedback n. reaction.
federacy n. federation. feeder, alimenter n. alimentator.
federal adj. federal. feel (examine by touch) v. palpar.
federal (connected with or based upon feel (have sensation) v. sentir.
federation) adj. federal. feel (something) v. sentir.
federalism n. federalismo. feel (something) v. sentir sent-/sens-].
federalist n. federalista. feel, touch v. tastar.
federally adv. federalmente. feel (touch) v. tastar.
federate adj. federate (pp of federar). feel (touch) v. palpar.
federate adj. federate. feel compassion v. compatir.
federate v. federar. feel compassion v. compatir -pat-/-pass-
federation (1. union of several states, ].
under a federal government; 2. as feel keenly v. resentir.
in federation of labor) n. federation. feeler n. corno.
federation n. federation. feeler n. antenna.
federative adj. federative. feel-ill v. sentir se mal.
fee, duty, custom n. derecto. feeling (1. act or fact of feeling; 2.
fee, honorarium n. honorario. sentiment, emotion) n. sentimento.
fee n. derecto. feeling (action of examining by touch)
fee n. honorario. (action of) n. palpation.
feeble adj. debile. feeling (by touch) n. palpation.
feeble, debile, weakly adj. debile. feeling (sensation) n. sentimento.
feeble-minded adj. mentecapte. feel-keenly v. resentir.
feed n. alimentation. feel-well v. sentir se ben.
feed n. nutrimento. feign, pretend, make believe,
feed, sustain v. sustentar. simulate v. finger fing-/fict-].
feed v. alimentar. feign, pretend, make believe,

simulate v. finger.
feed v. nutrir.
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feign v. finger. felt n. feltro.

feign v. simular. feltmaker n. feltrero.
feigner n. fingitor. female adj. feminin.
feint adj. legier. female n. femina (fé-).
feint (boxing) n. finta. female n. feminina.
feint n. attacco simulate. female n. femina.
feint v. fintar. feminine (1. womanly; 2. Gram]) adj.
felicitate, congratulate v. felicitar. feminin.
felicitation, congratulation n. feminine adj. feminin.
congratulation. feminine (feminine gender) Gram] n.
felicitation, congratulation n. feminino.
felicitatition. femininity, womanliness n.
felicity, happiness n. felicitate. femininitate.
feline adj. felin. feminism n. feminismo.
fell n. monticulo (petrose). feminist n. feminista.
fell n. monticulo. feminize (render feminine) v. feminisar.
fell v. abatter. femoral [Anat] adj. femoral.
fellow, chap, individual n. subjecto. fen, salt marsh n. maremma.
fellow (chap) n. typo. fence (barrier) n. barriera.
fellow (companion) n. collega. fence, fencing (art of fencing) n.

scherma.
fellow (companion) n. companion.
fence (hedge) n. sepe.
fellow (in college) n. socio.
fence (hedge) n. haga.
fellow (in college) n. associato.
fence n. palissada.
fellow countryman, conational n.
fence (practice fencing) v. schermir.
conational.
fellowship (company) n. association. fence (sport) v. schermir.
fellowship (scholarship) n. bursa de fence, stockade n. barriera.

studio. fence vt. circumferer con un sepe.
felon n. criminal. fence (w/ wooden palissade) v.
felony n. crimine. palissadar.
felt (1. the material felt; 2. felt hat) n. fence (w/ wooden palissade) v. palar.
feltro. fence in v. palar.
felt (1. to make into felt; 2. to cover fence-in v. includer.
with felt) v. feltrar. fence-in v. palar.
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fencer (one who practices fencing) n. ferocious adj. feroce.

schermitor. ferocity, fierceness n. feritate.
fencing, fence (art of fencing) n. ferocity n. ferocitate.
scherma.
ferrate [Chem] n. ferrato.
fencing (sport) n. scherma.
ferreous (1. pertaining to or
fend (- for) v. provider pro.
containing iron; 2. like iron) adj.
fender (bumper) n. paracolpos. ferree.
fender, fireguard n. guardafoco. ferret n. furetto.
fender (fireguard) n. guardafoco. ferret v. furettar.
fender, mudguard n. guardafango. ferret-out v. discoperir per recercas
fender (mudguard) n. guardafango. minutiose.
fend-for-oneself v. volar per su proprie ferric (1. containing iron; 2. Chem])
alas. adj. ferric.
fend-off v. parar. ferriferous adj. ferrifere.

fenestrate [Bot/Zool] adj. fenestrate (pp ferrous [Chem] adj. ferrose.
of fenestrar). ferruginous (1. containing iron; 2.
fenestrate [Bot/Zool] adj. fenestrate. resembling iron rust in color) adj.
fennel n. fenuculo. ferruginose.
feria [Eccl] n. feria. ferry, ferryboat n. ferry-boat.
ferial [Eccl] adj. ferial. ferry, ferryboat n. ferry-boat A].
ferment (1. to be in a state of ferry n. passage.

fermentation; 2. to cause to ferry v. transportar (trans le fluvio).
ferment) v. fermentar. ferry v. transportar.
ferment (agent used in producing ferryboat, ferry n. ferry-boat.
fermentation) n. fermento. ferryboat, ferry n. ferry-boat A].
ferment (fig) n. agitation. ferry-boat n. barca de transbordo.
ferment (leaven) n. fermento. fertile adj. fecunde.
ferment v. fermentar. fertile adj. fertile.
fermentable adj. fermentabile. fertile (as in fertile soil) adj. fertile.
fermentation n. fermentation. fertile, fecund adj. fecunde.
fermentative adj. fermentative. fertility, abundance uberty n. ubertate.
fern n. filice (fì-). fertility n. fertilitate.
fern n. filice. fertilizable adj. fertilisabile.
fern, of ferns adj. filical.
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fertilization (act or process of festoon v. festonar.

rendering fertile) n. fertilisation. fetal adj. fetal.
fertilize (render fertile) v. fertilisar. fetation n. fetation.
fertilize v. fertilisar. fetch v. cercar.
fertilizer n. fertilisante. fetch v. reportar.
fertilizing fertilisante adj. fertilisante fete, festival, feast n. festa.
(ppr of fertilisar). fete, honor (by festive observances) v.
fertilizing fertilisante adj. fertilisante. festar.
fervency n. ferventia. fete (honor by festive observances) v.
fervent adj. ardente. festinar.
fervent adj. fervide. fete n. festa.
fervent, fervid adj. fervide. feticide (criminal abortion) n. feticidio.
fervid, fervent adj. fervide. fetid adj. fetide.
fervor (1. intense heat; 2. intense fetish, fetich n. fetiche.
emotion) n. fervor. fetish, fetich n. fetiche F].
fervor, be in a state of agitation, heat fetish n. fetiche.
v. ferver. fetishism n. fetichismo (-sh-).
fervor n. ardor. fetishism n. fetichismo.
fervor n. fervor. fetishist n. fetichista (-sh-).
fervour n. fervor. fetishist n. fetichista.
fervour n. ardor. fetter n. pedica.
fester v. suppurar. fetter v. cargar de ferros.
fester v. putrefacer se. fetter v. incatenar.
festival (celebration) n. festa. fetters n. pedicas.
festival, feast, fete n. festa. fetters n. ferros.
festival n. mus. fetus, foetus n. feto.
festive adj. festive. fetus n. feto.
festivity (gaiety, merriment) n. feud n. inimicitate (inter familias).
festivitate.
feud n. vendetta.
festivity n. festivitate.
feud n. inimicitate.
festoon, garland v. guirlandar (gir-j).
feudal (1. pertaining to a fief; 2.
festoon, garland v. guirlandar.
pertaining to the feudal system)
festoon n. feston. adj. feudal.
festoon v. guirlandar. feudal adj. feudal.
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feudal estate, fief n. feudo. fiancee [Fem] n. promissa.

feudalism n. feudalismo. fiasco n. fiasco.
feudalist n. feudalista. fib n. mendacietto.
feudality (quality or state of being fib n. parve mentita.
feudal) n. feudalitate. fib v. dicer mendaciettos.
feudalize v. feudalisar. fib v. dicer parve menditas.
feudatory (one holding lands by feudal fiber, fibre n. fibra.
tenure) n. feudatario. fiber n. fibra.
fever adv. febre. fiber-glass n. lana de vitro.
fever (hay -) n. febro de feno. fiber-glass n. fibra de vitro.
fever n. febre. fibril (1. small fiber; 2. root hair) n.
fever (rheumatic -) n. febre rheumatic. fibrilla.
fever (scarlet -) n. febre scarlatin. fibrillous adj. fibrillose.
feverish (1. indicative of fever, febrile; fibrin n. fibrina.
2. excited, restless) adj. febril. fibrinous adj. fibrinose.
feverish adj. febril. fibrous adj. fibrose.
feverish (affected with fever) adj. fibula (1. Antiq]; 2. Anat]) n. fibula.
febricitante. fibula (1. Antiq]; 2. Anat]) n. fibula
feverishness (1. state of having a (fì-).
fever; 2. restlessness) n. febrilitate. fichu [Clothing] n. fichu F].
feverishness n. infebramento. fichu [Clothing] n. fichu.
few (a -) adj. qualque. fickle adj. versatile.
few (not many) adj. poc. fickle adj. inconstante.
few (not many) adj. pauc. ficoid [Bot] adj. ficoide.
few pron. pauches. fiction (as in truth stranger than
few pron. paucos. fiction) n. fiction.
Fez n. Fez. fiction (not fact) n. fiction.
fiancé, betrothed n. promisso. fiction (type of book) n. romances.
fiance [Masc] n. promisso. fiction (type of book) n. belles-lettres.
fiance [Masc] n. fidantiato. fictitious adj. fictive.
fiancé n. fidantiato. fictitious adj. ficticie.
fiancée, betrothed n. promissa. fictitious, fictive adj. fictive.
fiancee [Fem] n. fidantiata. fictive, fictitious adj. fictive.
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fiddle (act nervously) v. jocar field (enclosure) n. campo.

nervosemente. field n. campo.
fiddle n. violino. field (terrain) n. terra.
fiddle (play the violin) vi. sonar le field (terrain) n. campo.
violino.
field marshal, marshal n. marechal F].
fiddle vt. falsificar.
field marshal, marshal n. marechal.
fiddle vt. manipular.
field marshal's wife n. marechala (-sh-).
fideicommissary [Law] adj.
field marshal's wife n. marechala.
fideicommisse.
fieldmouse, vole [Zool] n. campaniol.
fideicommissary [Law] adj.
fideicommissari. fieldmouse [Zool] n. campaniol.
fideicommissioner [Law] n. fiend n. demonio.
fideicommissario. fiendish adj. diabolic.
fideicommissum [Law] n. fiendish adj. demoniac.
fideicommisso. fierce (angry) adj. furiose.
fideism n. fideismo (-ìzmo).
fierce (angry) adj. feroce.
fideism n. fideismo.
fierce (as in a fierce animal) adj. fer.
fideist n. fideista.
fierce (wild) adj. feroce.
fideist n. fideista (-ìsta).
fierce (wrathful) adj. feroce.
fidelity, faithfulness n. fidelitate.
fierce (wrathful) adj. infuriate.
fidelity n. fidelitate.
fierceness, ferocity n. feritate.
fidget v. agitar se.
fiery adj. ardente.
fidget v. agitar se (nervosemente).
fiery, of fire, producing fire adj. pyric.
fiducial (1. founded on faith or trust;
fife n. pipa.
2. Phys] (as in fiducial line) n.
fife (play the) v. pipar.
fiducial.
fifteen adj. dece-cinque.
fiduciary (1. Rom. Law]; 2. founded on
trust or confidence) adj. fiduciari. fifteen adj. quindece (quìn-).
fief, feudal estate n. feudo. fifteen adj. quindece.
field (1. piece of land put to a fifteen n. dece- cinque.

particular use; 2. range of fifteenth adj. dece-quinte.
opportunity or interest; 3. fifteenth n. dece-quinto.
Her/Paint]) n. campo. fifth adj. quinte.
field (arable land) n. agro. fifth n. quinto.
field (enclosure) n. clausura. fiftieth adj. quinquagesime (-gé-).
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fiftieth adj. cinquantesime. fight-off v. repulsar.

fiftieth adj. quinquagesime. fight-off v. resister a.
fiftieth adj. cinquantesime (- ésime). figment n. fingimento.
fiftieth n. cinquantesimo. figurant; 2. figurante [Theat] n.
fifty adj. cinquanta. figurante.
fifty n. cinquanta. figurate [Mus] adj. figurate pp of figurar.
fig (fruit of the fig tree) n. fico. figuration (representation in figures

and shapes) n. figuration.
fig n. fico.
figurative (1. as in figurative design; 2.
fig tree n. fichiero.
as in figurative sense) adj. figurative.
fight, combat n. combatto.
figurative adj. figurative.
fight n. lucta.
figurative (language, style) adj. figurate
fight n. combatto.
pp of figurar.
fight (show -) v. monstrar le dentes.
figure (1. form, shape; 2. appearance;
fight, struggle n. lucta. 3. person, character; 4. Art, etc]; 6
fight, struggle v. combatter. . Gram]; 6. Dancing, Skating, etc];
fight, struggle v. luctar. 7. figure of speech) n. figura.
fight (take part in a fight) v. militar. figure (1. to represent in a picture; 2.
fight v. pugnar. to be conspicuous) v. figurar.
fight vi. batter se. figure (appearance, person, shape) n.
fight vi. contender. figura.
figure (illustration) n. illustration.
fight vt. combatter.
figure (number) n. cifra.
fight vt. combatter (con).
figure (symbol for a number) n. cifra.
fight vt. luctar.
figure v. figurar (se).
fight vt. luctar (con).
figure v. figurar.
fight for, defend v. propugnar.
figurehead n. Naut].
fight with, combat v. combatter.
figurehead n. Fig].
fighter n. luctator.
figure-out v. calcular.
fighter (person) n. luctator.
figurine n. figurina.
fighter (person) n. combattente.
Fiji [Geog] n. Fiji.
fighter (plane) n. avion de combatto.
filament n. filamento.
fighter (plane) n. interceptor.
filamentous adj. filamentose.
fighting adj. combattente.
filaria [Zool] n. filaria.
fighting n. combattimento.
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filbert, hazelnut n. avellana. filiciform adj. filiciforme.

file (as in wood file, metal file, nail filiform adj. filiforme.
file) n. lima. filigree n. filigrana.
file (box) n. classificator. filigree v. filigranar.
file [Comp] n. archivo. filing n/pres part. archivamento.
file [Comp] n. fila. filing (smoothing with a file) n.
file [Comp] n. file. limatura.
file [Comp] n. fila (binari). filing cabinet (for cards) n. cartotheca.
file (computer -) n. dossier. filing cabinet n. mobile classificator.
file (cover) n. classificator. filing in archives (action of) n.
file (document) n. dossier. archivamento.
filings, file dust n. limatura.
file (documents) v. classificar.
filings n. limatura.
file (documents) v. archivar.
Filipino n. philippino.
file (line of persons or things one
behind another) n. fila. Filipino, Philippine adj. philippin.
file (of persons) n. fila. fill (a tooth) Dent] v. plumbar.
file (patents) v. depositar. fill (eat one's -) v. mangiar a satietate.
file (smooth with a file) v. limar. fill, fill up v. expler.
file (tool) n. lima. fill (load) v. cargar.
file (wood, metal) v. limar. fill (make full) v. impler -pler/-plet-].
file dust, filings n. limatura. fill (make full) v. impler.
file in archives v. archivar. fill (make full) v. plenar.
file off, defile [Mil] v. defilar. fill (make full) vt. plenar.
file-away v. junger al dossier. fill (make full) vt. reimpler.
file-away v. junger al dossier (de un fill (teeth) v. plumbar.

affaire). fill (teeth) v. obturar.
filer (one who smoothes with a file) n. fill (up, to overflowing) v. cumular.
limator. fill v. tastar se.
filet, fillet [Cookery] n. filet F]. fill vi. plenar.
filet, fillet [Cookery] n. filet. fill into containers v. invasar.
filial n. filial. fill up, fill v. expler.
filial filial adj. filial. fill up, stuff v. stipar.
filiation (1. genealogical relationship, fill up, stuff v. reimpler.
descent; 2. connection) n. filiation.
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fill with gold [Dent] v. aurificar. filtering, straining (process of) n.

fill with mannerism, to make affected, colatura.
to stylize v. manierar. filth, dirt n. immunditia.
fillet (adorn with a fillet) v. filettar. filth n. immunditia.
fillet, filet [Cookery] n. filet F]. filthy adj. immunde.
fillet n. Cul]. filtration n. filtration.
fillet (narrow ribbon) n. filetto. fimbriate, border (finish with a) v.
fillet v. disossar. fimbriar.
fimbriation, bordering n. fimbriation.
fill-in (a ditch) v. reimpler.
fin n. aletta.
fill-in (a form) v. completar.
fin n. pinna.
filling (of teeth) n. obturation.
final adj. final.
filling station n. station de gasolina.
final (decisive) adj. definitive.
fill-out (a form) v. completar.
final (decisive) adj. decisive.
fill-out (swell) v. inflar.
final (exam) n. examine final.
fill-up v. reimpler al bordo.
final [Gram] n. termination.
film (1. camera film; 2. moving
picture) n. film. final [Gram] n. desinentia.
film (1. camera film; 2. moving final, last adj. supreme.

picture) n. film A]. final (last) adj. final.
film, camera film n. pellicula. final (last) adj. ultime.
film (cine) n. film. final (sport) n. final.
film (gentile. and for still photos) n. finale n. final.
pellicula. finalism [Philos] n. finalismo.
film (make a moving picture) v. filmar. finalist [Philos] n. finalista.
film v. filmar. finality n. finalitate.
film-star n. stella de cinema. finalize v. completar.
film-strip n. film fixe. finalize v. mitter a puncto.
filter n. filtro. finally adv. finalmente.
filter, strain v. colar. finance n. financia.
filter v. filtrar. finance (provide money for) v.
filter v. filtrar (se). financiar.
filter again, strain again v. recolar. finance v. financiar.
filterable adj. filtrabile. finance-company n. compania de
financiamento.
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financial adj. financiari. fine-arts n. belle artes.

financier n. financiero. fineness n. finessa.
finch [Zool] n. pincion. fineness of gold or silver [Assaying] n.
find n. discoperta. titulo.
find v. trovar, discoperir. fineness of gold or silver [Assaying] n.
titulo (tì-).
find v. discoperir, trovar.
finery n. vestimentos del festa.
find v. trovar.
finesse n. finessa.
find out v. discoperir.
finesse, subtlety n. finessa.
findable adj. trovabile.
finger n. digito de mano.
findable, be found adj. trovabile.
finger (point out) v. appunctar.
finder n. trovator.
finger-marks n. tracias de manos.
finder (one who finds or has found) n.
finger-nail n. ungue.
trovator.
findings (conclusions) n. conclusiones. finger-print n. impression digital.
findings [Jur] n. verdicto. fingerprint identification,

dactyloscopy n. dactyloscopia.
findings [Jur] n. sententia.
fingerprint identification,
fine (1. superior, excellent; 2. not
dactyloscopy n. dactyloscopia (-
coarse) adj. fin.
ìa).
fine, exellent adj. brave.
finger-shaped, digitiform adj.
fine (fee, traffic -) n. mulcta.
digitiforme.
fine (good) adj. belle. finger-tip n. puncta del digito.
fine (good) adj. bon. finish (complete) v. completar.
fine, mulct (as in fine of ten dollars) n. finish (complete) v. finir.
mulcta.
finish (conclude) v. finir.
fine, mulct v. mulctar.
finish (conclude) v. concluder.
fine (not coarse) adj. fin.
finish n. fin.
fine (not coarse) adj. pur.
finish n. conclusion.
fine (not dense) adj. fin.
finish v. finir.
fine (not dense) adj. rar.
finished, completed adj. clause.
fine (of behaviour) adj. admirabile.
finisher n. finitor.
fine (of behaviour) adj. nobile.
finite adj. finite.
fine (the weather is -) phr. il face belle
finite adj. finite (pp of finir).
tempore.
Finland [Geog] n. Finlandia.
fine v. mulctar.
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Finland n. Finlandia. fire worship, pyrolatry n. pyrolatria (-

finn n. finno. ìa).
Finn n. finno. fire worship, pyrolatry n. pyrolatria.
finnish adj/n. finnese. fire worshiper, pyrolater n. pyrolatra.
finnish adj/n. finlandese. fire worshiper, pyrolater n. pyrolatra (-

ò-).
Finnish finnese adj. finnese.
fire worshipper n. ignicola.
Finno-Ugrian, Finno-Ugric adj.
fire worshipper n. ignicola (-ì-).
finnougrian.
Finno-Ugrian n. finno-ugriano. fire-alarm n. alarma de incendios.
Finno-Ugric, Finno-Ugrian adj. fire-arm n. arma de foco.

finnougrian. fire-brigade (corpore de) n. pumperos.
fiord, fjord n. fiord. fire-drill n. exercitation del pumperos.
fiord, fjord n. fiord Nor]. fire-engine n. pumpa de incendios.
fiord n. fiord. fire-escape n. apparato de salvamento.
fir (1. fir-tree; 2. fir wood) n. abiete. fire-escape n. scala de salvamento.
fir n. abiete. fire-extinguisher n. extinctor.
fir-cone n. pinea (de abiete). fireguard, fender n. guardafoco.
fir-cone n. pinea. fire-guard n. guardafoco.
fire (1. as in fire and water; 2. fire-light n. lumine del focar.
gunfire) n. foco. fireman (member of a fire brigade) n.
fire (accidental, damaging) n. incendio. pumpero.
fire (catch -) v. prender foco. fire-man (of fire brigade) n. pumpero.
fire (destructive burning) n. incendio. fire-man (stoker) n. fochero.
fire (dismiss) v. dimitter. fire-place n. camino.
fire (gun) v. discargar. fireplace n. camino.
fire (gun) v. tirar. fire-proof adj. incombustibile.
fire n. foco. fireproof, incombustible adj.
fire n. igne. incombustibile.
fire-side (seat) n. sedia del camino.
fire (set on -) v. conflagrar.
fire-side (space by fire) n. angulo del
fire (set on -) v. incendiar.
focar.
fire, set on fire v. inflammar.
fire-station n. posto de pumperos.
fire (with enthusiasm) v. inflammar.
fire-works n. focos de artificio.
fire at with mitraille v. mitraliar.
firing, shooting n. tiro.
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firm (1. firm in texture; 2. firmly first-class adj/n. de prime classe.

attached) adj. firme. first-class adj/n. de prime ordine.
firm adj. decise, firme. first-hand adj. de prime mano.
firm adj. firme, decise. firstly adv. primemente.
firm (business) n. firma. firstly adv. semel.
firm (make -) v. solidar. first-person n. prime persona.
firm (make -) v. firmar. first-rate adj. optime.
firm n. firma. first-world-war n. prime guerra
firm n. interprisa. mundial.
firm (persevering) adj. perseverante. fisc, exchequer, treasury n. fisco.
firm (solid) adj. solide. fiscal adj. fiscal.
firmament n. firmamento. fiscal (pertaining to the public treasury
firmly adv. firmemente. or revenue) adj. fiscal.
firmness (strictness) n. severitate. fiscally adv. fiscalmente.
firmness (strictness) n. rigor. fiscal-year n. anno fiscal.
first adj. primari. fish (catch or try to catch fish) v. piscar.
first adj. prime. fish (caught) n. pisce.
first adv. in prime loco. fish (live) n. pisce.
first adv. primarimente. fish n. pisce.
first (in rank, dignity, merit, etc) (the) fish v. piscar.

n. principe (prìn-). fish pie, pasty, meat pie n. pastata.
first (in rank, dignity, merit, etc) (the) fish-bone n. spina.
n. principe. fish-bone n. spina (de pisce).
first, in the first place, first of all adv. fishbone n. spina.
primarimente.
fish-eating, ichthyophagous adj.
first, prime adj. prime.
ichthyophage.
first fruit n. primitia. fish-eating, ichthyophagous adj.
first name n. prenomine. ichthyophage (- òfage).
first of all, first, in the first place adv. fisher n. piscator.
primarimente. fisher-man n. piscator.
first-aid n. prime succurso. fisherman n. piscator.
first-born adj. primogenite. fish-finger n. bastonetto de pisce.
first-born adj. primogenite (-gé-). fish-glue, ichthyocol n. ichthyocolla.
first-born n. primogenito. fishhook, hook n. hamo.
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fish-hook n. hamo. fit (of clothes) n. adjustamento.

fishing n. pisca. fit (opportune) adj. opportun.
fishing ground n. pischeria. fit (outburst) n. attacco.
fishing ground n. pischeria (-ìa). fit (outburst) n. accesso.
fishing ground, piscary n. piscaria. fit, suitable adj. convenibile.
fishing-boat n. barca de pisca. fit (suitable) adj. convenibile.
fishing-net n. rete de pisca. fit (suitable) adj. apte.
fishing-rod n. canna de pisca. fit vi. vader ben (a).
fishing-tackle n. apparatos de pisca. fit vi. vader ben.
fishmarket n. pischeria (-ìa). fit vt. provider.
fishmarket n. pischeria. fit vt. installar.
fish-monger n. venditor de pisces. fit to be seen, presentable adj.
fishpond n. vivario. monstrabile.
fishpond n. piscina. fit together, set up [Mach] v. adjustar.
fish-slice n. paletta pro le pisce. fitness (physical) n. sanitate.
fishy (smelling or tasting of fish) adj. fitness (suitability) n. capacitate.

que odora o gusta de pisce. fitness (suitability) n. aptitude.
fishy (suspicious) adj. suspecte. fitter n. montator.
fishy (suspicious) adj. equivoc. fitter n. adjustator.
fissile adj. fissile. fitter [Tail. etc] n. essayator.
fission n. fission. fitting adj. convenibile.
fissiped, cloven-footed adj. fissipede. fitting adj. appropriate.
fissiped, cloven-footed adj. fissipede (- fitting (clothes) n. essayage.
ìpede). fitting, trying on (of clothes) n.
fissure, cleft n. fissura. essayage.
fist n. pugno. fitting, trying on (of clothes) n.
fit, expedient, suitable adj. expediente essayage (-aje).
(ppr of expedir). five adj. cinque.
fit, expedient, suitable adj. expediente. five n. cinque.
fit (healthy) adj. in forma. fivefold, quintuple adj. quintuple.
fit (healthy) adj. san. fivefold, quintuple adj. quintuple
fit [Med] n. paroxysmo. (quìn-).
fit [Med] n. convulsion.
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five-oared quinquereme, fjord, fiord n. fiord Nor].

quinquereme adj. quinquereme</ fjord, fiord n. fiord.
span>. flabby adj. flaccide.
five-pointed star, pentacle n.
flabellate, flabelliform adj. flabellate.
pentaculo.
flabellation n. flabellation.
fix (1. to make firm, fasten; 2. to
flabelliform adj. flabelliforme.
settle, set; 3. special:
Chem/photog]) v. fixar. flabelliform, flabellate adj. flabellate.
fix n. difficultate. flabellum n. flabello.
fix v. fixar. flaccid adj. flaccide.
fix a handle to v. immanicar. flaccid adj. flaccide (flàc-).
fix beforehand v. prefixar. flaccidity n. flacciditate.
fix in, house, embed v. incastrar. flag, banner n. bandiera.
fix one's eyes upon, glue one's eyes flag n. bandiera.

to v. adocular. flag v. devenir lasse.
fixable adj. fixabile. flag v. languer.
fixation (1. act or process of fixing, of flag-day n. die de questa.
making firm; 2. special: flagellant n. flagellante.
Chem/Photog/Psychoanalysis]) n. flagellate, whip, scourge v. flagellar.
fixation. flagellated [Biol] adj. flagellate.
fixation n. fixation.
flagellation n. flagellation.
fixative adj. fixative.
flagellator n. flagellator.
fixative n. fixativo.
flagelliferous [Biol] adj. flagellifere.
fixed adj. fixe.
flagelliform [Biol] adj. flagelliforme.
fixer (one who fixes) n. fixator.
flagellum [Biol] n. flagello.
fixing one's eyes upon (action of) n.
flagon n. flasco.
adoculamento.
flag-pole n. mast de bandiera.
fixing solution [Photog] n. fixator.
flagrance, flagrancy n. flagrantia.
fixity (as in fixity of habits) n. fixitate.
flagrancy, flagrance n. flagrantia.
fixture (permanent structure) n. mobile
flagrant adj. flagrante.
fixe.
fixture (sport) n. match. flagrant (as in flagrant offense) adj.
flagrante.
fixture (sport) n. incontro sportive.
flagrant (as in flagrant offense) adj.
fizz v. effervescer.
flagrante (ppr of flagrar).
fizzy adj. effervescente.
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flag-salute n. salut. flank (1. Mil] (protect the flank of; 2.

flag-salute n. salut (de bandiera). to be situated at the flank or side
flail n. flagello. of) v. flancar.
flail, shell, thresh, thrash v. disgranar. flank n. flanco.
flail v. flagellar. flank v. flancar.
flailing, shelling, threshing (act of) n. flannel adj. de flanella.

disgranamento. flannel n. flanella.
flair n. flair. flap (be in a -) v. esser agitate.
flair n. flair F]. flap n. valva.
flake n. flocco. flap n. battente.
flake (small, light mass) n. flocco. flap v. batter.
flake v. rumper se in floccos. flare (flash) n. flamma subite (o
flake off v. rumper se in floccos. vacillante).
flaky adj. floccose. flare (flash) n. flamma subite.
flambeau, torch n. torcha (-sha). flare (signal) n. rochetto de

signalamento.
flambeau, torch n. torcha.
flare v. flammar.
flamboyant adj. extravagante.
flare-up v. inflammar se.
flame, blaze v. flammar.
flash (emit flashes as of lightningj) v.
flame n. flamma.
fulgurar.
flame v. flammar.
flash, lighten, fulgurate v. fulger.
flame thrower [Mil] n. lanceaflammas.
flash (of light) n. fulgure.
flame up v. flammar.
flash (photog) n. flash.
flame up v. inflammar.
flash v. fulgurar.
flame-colored adj. flammee.
flash back, reflect v. refulger.
flaming adj. flammee.
flash-back n. scena retrospective.
flaming, bright adj. flammante.
flash-bulb n. ampulla flash.
flamingo n. flamingo.
flash-light (photog) n. flash.
flamingo [Zool] n. flamingo.
flash-light (torch) n. lampa de tasca.
flammable adj. flammabile.
flask (1. flask for wine; 2. powder
flan [Cooking] n. flaon. flask) n. flasco.
flan n. flaon. flask n. flasco.
Flanders n. Flandra. flask n. ampulla.
flask, phial n. ampulla.
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flat, apartment n. appartamento. flat-tailed, platurous [Zool] adj.

flat (dwelling) n. appartamento. platyure.
flat, even, homaloidal [Math] adj. flatten (make flat, bring level) v.
homaloide. applattar.
flat, insipid adj. insipide (-sì-). flatten, smooth, plane v. applanar.
flat, insipid adj. insipide. flatten v. applanar.
flat, level adj. platte. flatten v. applattar.
flat, level, plane adj. plan. flattening, smoothing, planing (act

of) n. applanamento.
flat (level) adj. plan.
flatter v. blandir.
flat (level) adj. platte.
flatter v. flattar.
flat [Mus] adv. false.
flatter v. adular.
flat [Mus] n. falso.
flatterer [Fem] adulatrice n. flattator
flat [Mus] n. bemolle.
flatterer n blanditor flatterer n
flat (puncture) n. panna de pneu.
incensator flattering adj
flat-fish n. platessa. complimentari flattering adj
flatfish, plaice n. platessa. blande flattering (as in flattering
words) adj blande flattering,
flatfoot, platypodia [Med] n. platypodia
complimentary adj complimentari.
(- ìa).
flattery n. blandimento.
flatfoot, platypodia [Med] n. platypodia.
flattery n. adulation.
flat-footed adj/n. con pedes platte.
flattery n. flatteria.
flatfooted [Med] adj. platypode (-
flattery n. flatteria (-ìa).
ìpode).
flatfooted [Med] adj. platypode. flatting mill, rolling mill n. laminatorio.
flatheaded, platycephalic, flatulence, flatulency n. flatulentia.

platycephalous [Med/Anthropol] flatulence, flatulency n. flatuositate.
adj. platycephale. flatulence n. flatulentia.
flat-headedness, platycephaly flatulence, ventosity n. ventositate.
[Med/Anthropol] n. platycephalia. flatulency, flatulence n. flatuositate.
flat-headedness, platycephaly flatulency, flatulence n. flatulentia.
[Med/Anthropol] n. platycephalia (-
flatulent (1. affected with flatus; 2.
ìa).
causing flatus) adj. flatulente.
flatness (evenness) n. planessa.
flatulent adj. flatulente.
flatness (monotony) n. monotonia.
flatulent, causing flatulence n. flatuose.
flatness (of taste) n. insipiditate.
flatulent, ventose adj. ventose.
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flatus (gas generated in the stomach flee again v. refugir.

or bowels) n. flato. flee back v. refugir.
flatworm, planarian, platyhelminth fleece (coat of wool that covers a
[Zool] n. plathelminthe. sheep or simiar animal) n. tonsion.
flaunt v. ostentar. fleece n. tonsion.
flautist n. flautista. fleece (rob) v. robar.
flavipes [Zooh] adj. flavipede (-ì-). fleece (sheep) v. tonder.
flavipes [Zooh] adj. flavipede. fleet n. flotta.
flavor, flavour n. sapor. fleet, nimble, agile adj. legier (-jér).
flavor, flavour n. condimentar. fleet, nimble, agile adj. legier.
flavor, flavour n. gusto. fleeting adj. fugace.
flavor, taste, savor n. sapor. fleeting, transient, transitory adj.
flavor with anise v. anisar. fugace.
flaw n. defecto. fleetness, nimbleness, agility n.
flaw n. imperfection. legieressa.
fleetness, nimbleness, agility n.
flawless adj. perfecte.
legieressa (- jer-).
flawless adj. sin defecto.
fleming n. flamingo.
flax (1. Bot]; 2. fibres of the flax
Fleming n. flamingo.
plant) n. lino.
Flemish adj. flaminge.
flax n. lino.
flemish adj. flaminge.
flay v. excoriar.
Flemish (language) n. flamingo.
flea n. pulice (pù-).
flemish n. flamingo.
flea n. pulice.
flesh n. carne.
fleck n. particula.
fleshcolored adj. incarnate (pp of
fleck n. macula.
incarnar).
flecked, spotted, speckled adj.
fleshcolored adj. incarnate.
maculate (pp of macular).
fleshiness n. carnositate.
flecked, spotted, speckled adj.
fleshless adj. discarnate (pp of discarnar).
maculate.
flection, flexion (1. act of flexing; 2. fleshless adj. discarnate.
Gram] (inflection) n. flexion. flesh-pink, rosy, incarnadine adj.
flectional, flexional [Gram] adj. incarnatin.
flexional. fleshy adj. carnute.
flee v. fugir. fleshy adj. carnose.
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fleuron (flower-shaped ornament) n. flight feather n. penna.

floron. flimsy adj. pauco solide.
flex n. flexo. flimsy adj. legier.
flex v. flecter. flinch v. recular.
flexibility n. flexibilitate. flinch v. facer un grimasse de dolor.
flexible adj. flexibile. fling, hurl v. lancear.
flexion, flection (1. act of flexing; 2. fling v. lancear.
Gram] (inflection) n. flexion.
fling v. jectar.
flexional, flectional [Gram] adj.
flinging, hurling (action of) n.
flexional.
lanceamento.
flexuosity, flexuousness n. flexuositate.
fling-off v. jectar via.
flexuous, flexuose adj. flexuose.
fling-open v. aperir energicamente.
flexure (act of flexing) n. flexura.
flint n. silice.
flick n. movimento rapide.
flint n. flint A].
flick n. colpetto.
flint n. silice (sì-).
flick v. facer saltar con un colpetto.
flint n. flint.
flicker n. tremor.
flip n. colpetto.
flicker n. tremor (leve).
flip v. colpar legiermente.
flicker v. vacillar.
flippancy n. manco de serio.
flicker v. tremular.
flippant adj. legier.
flickering, shaking (act of) n.
flippant adj. pauco serie.
vacillation.
Flipper (a dolphin) n. le delphino Flipper.
flickering, shaking adj. vacillatori.
flipper n. aleta.
flight (1. action or manner of flying; 2.
flirt (act of flirting) n. flirt.
distance covered in flying) n. volo.
flirt (act of flirting) n. flirt A].
flight (act of fleeing) n. fuga.
flirt n. flirtator.
flight (act of fleeing) n. fugita.
flirt n. coquetta.
flight (as in the flight of a shot, within
an eagle's flight) n. volata. flirt (play at courtship) v. flirtar.
flight (escape) n. fugita. flirt v. flirtar.
flight (of birds) n. volante. flirtation, love affair n. amoretto.
flight (of birds) n. volo. flirtation n. flirtation.
flight (of bullet) n. trajectoria. flirtatious adj. flirtose.
flight (of stairs) n. rampa. flit, flutter v. papilionar.

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flit v. papilionar. flock, throng, crowd (a place) v. affluer.

flitch n. latere de porco. flock, throng, crowd (a place) v. affluer
flitter v. revolver. -flu-/- flux-].
flnalist n. finalista. flock (tuft of wool) n. flocco.
float, drift, sail, move v. vogar. flock v. affluer.
float (in the water, the air) v. flottar. flock or herd (collect into a) v. gregar.
float n. flottator. flock-together v. attruppar se.
float v. vogar. floe n. blocco de glacie flottante.
float v. flottar. flog, beat, whip v. verberar.
float v. natar. flog v. flagellar.
floatability n. flottabilitate. flogging n. flagellation.
floatable adj. flottabile. flong [Print] n. flaon.
floatation, flotation (act of floating) n. flood, flow n. flucto.

flottation. flood, inundate v. inundar.
floater (one who or that which flood, inundation n. inundation.
floates) n. flottator. flood (of water) n. inundation.
floating, buoyant adj. boiante. flood (surge) n. torrente.
floating, drifting, sailing, moving (act flood (surge) n. diluvio.
of) n. voga. flood v. inundar.
floc [Chem] n. floculo. floodgate, sluice n. esclusa.
floccose adj. floccose. floodlight n. illumination de projectores.
floccose [Bot] adj. floccose. floodlight v. illuminar con projectores.
flocculate [Chem] adj. flocculate. floor (ground) n. solo.
flocculate [Chem] vi. floccular. floor (ground) n. pavimento.
flocculation n. flocculation. floor (of stones, tiles) n. pavimento.
flocculent [Chem] adj. flocculente. floor (storey) n. etage.
flocculent (wooly) adj. flocculente. floor (storey) n. plano.
flocculus (flake) n. flocco. floor, story n. etage.
flocculus n. flocculo. floor, story n. etage F].
floccus n. flocco. floor (the floor of a room) n. solo.
flock, herd, drove n. grege. floor v. consternar.
flock (of sheep) n. grege. floor-board n. tabula de pavimento.
flock (of wool) n. flocco. flop (failure) n. fiasco.
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flop (noise) n. ruito surde. flounder v. proceder con difficultate.

flop v. faller. flour (convert into flour) v. farinar.
flop-down v. cader pesantemente. flour, meal n. farina.
flophouse n. albergo de mal reputation. flour n. farina.
flophouse n. pension de mal morte. flour (sprinkle or cover with flour) v.
floppy adj. flaccide. infarinar.
floppy adj. multo flexibile. flour bin n. fariniera.
floppy-disk [Comp] n. dischetta. flour merchant n. farinero.
flora n. flora. flour storehouse n. fariniera.
Flora [Rom. Rel] n. Flora. flourish (gesture) n. grande gesto.
floral adj. floral. flourish [Mus] floritura v. florescer.
floral [Bot] adj. floral. flourish v. florar.
Florence n. Florentia. flourish v. florer.
Florentine adj. florentin. flourish vi. prosperar.
Florentine n. florentino. flourish vi. florer.
floret, floscule [Bot] n. flosculo. flourish vi. florescer.
florid (of complexion) adj. rubicunde. flourish vt. agitar.
florid (of style) adj. floride. flourish (written) n. parapho.
Florida n. Florida. flourishing, healthy, vigorous adj.

vegete.
floridity n. floriditate.
flourishing, healthy, vigorous adj.
florin n. florino.
vegete (vé-).
florist n. florista.
flourishing (state of) n. florimento.
florist (one who sells flowers) n.
floury adj. farinose.
florista.
flout v. tractar sin respecto.
floscule, floret [Bot] n. flosculo.
flout v. disobedir a.
flosculous [Bot] adj. flosculose.
flow (1. flowing; 2. flow of the tide) n.
flotant, swimming adj. flottante (ppr of
fluxo.
flottar).
flow, flood n. flucto.
flotant, swimming adj. flottante.
flow (into) v. affluer.
flotation, floatation (act of floating) n.
flow (into) v. affluer -flu-/-flux-].
flottation.
flotilla n. flottilia. flow n. fluxo.
flounder (specie de) n. platessa. flow, trickle v. manar.

flow v. fluer.
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flow v. fluer flu-/fluct-/flux-]. fluctuation (1. continual change; 2.

flow down v. defluer. Pathol]) n. fluctuation.
flow forth v. effluer. fluctuation n. fluctuation.
flow together v. confluer. flue n. tubo de camino.
flower (1. blossom; 2. flowering plant; flue n. tubo de organo.
3. the best part) n. flor. fluency n. fluentia.
flower, bloom v. florer. fluent adj. fluente.
flower, bloom v. florar. fluent adj. fluente (ppr of fluer).
flower, bloom v. florescer. fluent adj. eloquente.
flower n. flor. fluent (be - in) v. dominar.
flower v. florer. fluently adv. facilemente.
flower v. florescer. fluently adv. con fluentia.
flower pattern, branched pattern n. fluff n. lanugine.
ramage (-aje). fluffy adj. lanuginose.
flower pattern, branched pattern n. fluid adj. fluide (flù-).
ramage.
fluid adj. fluide.
flower-bed n. parterre.
fluid n. fluido (flù-).
flower-bud n. button del flor.
fluid n. fluido.
flowering, blooming (state of) n.
fluidification n. fluidification.
florimento.
fluidify, render fluid v. fluidificar.
flowering, blossoming (act or state
of) n. floration. fluidity n. fluiditate.
flower-pot n. vaso a flores. fluoresce v. fluorescer.
flower-shop n. floreria. fluorescence n. fluorescentia.
flower-shop n. boteca de florista. fluorescent adj. fluorescente (ppr of

fluorescer).
flowery (1. abounding in flowers; 2.
fluorescent adj. fluorescente.
Rhet] (florid) adj. floride.
fluoric adj. fluoric.
flowing, running adj. currente.
fluoride [Chem] n. fluoruro.
flowing into (action of) n.
imbuccamento. fluoride n. fluoruro.
flu n. influenza. fluorine [Chem] n. fluor.
fluctuant adj. fluctuante (ppr of fluctuar). fluorine [Chem] n. fluor (-òr).
fluctuant adj. fluctuante. fluorite [Mineral] n. fluorita.
fluctuate v. fluctuar. fluoroscope n. fluoroscopio.
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fluoroscopic adj. fluoroscopic. flutter (of wings) vi. papilionar.

fluoroscopy n. fluoroscopia. flutter vt. agitar.
fluoroscopy n. fluoroscopia (- ìa). flutter vt. batter.
flush (abundant) adj. abundante. fluvial adj. fluvial.
flush (cards) n. flush. fluvial, fluviatile adj. fluviatile.
flush (flow) n. fluxo subite. fluviatile, fluvial adj. fluviatile.
flush (level) adj. nivellate. flux [Med] n. fluxo.
flush (of lavatory) v. functionar. flux n. fluxo.
flush (redden) vi. rubescer. flux n. flucto.
flush (redness) n. rubor (del facie). fluxion [Math/Pathol] n. fluxion.
flush (redness) n. rubor. fly (as in birds fly) v. volar.
flush vt. lavar con aqua currente. fly [Entom] n. musca.
flushed adj. excitate. fly (escape) v. escappar.
fluster n. agitation. fly (flee) v. fugir.
fluster v. confunder. fly (in air) vi. volar.
flute (1. to play on a flute; 2. to play, fly n. musca.
whistle, or sing with a note like fly (of flag) v. flottar.
that of a flute) v. flautar. fly (pilot) vt. pilotar.
flute, fluting (of a column) Arch] n. fly (rush) v. precipitar se.
cannellatura.
fly again v. revolvar.
flute, groove, channel v. cannellar.
fly back v. revolvar.
flute [Mus] n. flauta.
fly-away v. partir.
flute n. flauta.
fly-away v. partir (volante).
fluted, grooved adj. cannellate.
fly-back v. retornar (volante).
fluted, grooved adj. cannellate (ppr of
fly-back v. retornar.
cannellar).
flying adj. volatile.
fluting [Arch] n. canal.
flying animal, winged creature n.
fluting, flute (of a column) Arch] n.
volatile.
cannellatura.
fly-off v. projectar se in le aere.
flutist n. flautista.
fly-off v. comenciar volar.
flutter (agitation) n. agitation.
fly-over n. ponte superior.
flutter (beat irregularly) vi. palpitar.
fly-up v. montar.
flutter, flit v. papilionar.
fly-up v. montar (volante).
flutter (of wings) n. movimento.
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flywheel n. volante. fog, mist, brume n. bruma.

foal n. cavallo neonate. fog, mist, haze n. nebula.
foal n. pullo. fog, mist, haze n. nebula (né-).
foal n. asino neonate. fog n. bruma.
foam (form or gather foam) v. scumar. fog n. nebula.
foam, froth n. spuma. foggy adj. brumose.
foam, froth, spume (form or gather foggy adj. nebulose.
foam or froth) v. spumar. foggy, misty, brumous adj. brumose.
foam n. spuma. fog-horn n. sirena.
foam n. scuma. fog-horn n. sirena (de nebula).
foam, scum n. scuma. foible adj. puncto debile.
foam v. scumar. foil (1. Arch]; 2. as in tin foil) n. folio.
foam v. spumar. foil (contrast) n. contrasto.
foaminess n. spumositate. foil [Fencing] n. floretto.
foaming, foamy adj. spumose. foil (leaf, thin sheet) n. folio (de auro o
foaming, scummy adj. scumose. de altere metallo).
foamy, foaming adj. spumose. foil (leaf, thin sheet) n. folio.
foamy, spumiferous adj. spumifere. foil, tinsel n. auripelle.
focal adj. focal. foil v. frustrar.
focalize, focus (bring to a focus) v. foist v. incargar.
focalisar. foist v. imponer.
focus, focalize (bring to a focus) v. fold (doubling) n. plica.
focalisar. fold (for sheep) n. ovil.
focus n. centro.
fold, pleat n. plica.
focus n. foco.
fold, pleat v. plicar.
focus (optics) n. foco.
fold v. plicar (se).
focus (optics) v. focalisar.
fold v. plicar.
focus v. concentrar.
fold, wrinkle, crease n. ruga.
fodder n. forrage.
fold up (make smaller by folding) v.
foe n. inimico. replicar.
foe n. adversario. folder (for papers) n. camisa.
foetus, fetus n. feto. folder (printed) n. prospecto.
foetus n. feto. folding adj. plicabile.
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folding adj. abundante. follower n. adherente.

folding screen n. paravento. follower n. imitator.
folding up (act of) n. replicamento. follower n. discipulo.
foliaceous [Bot] adj. foliacee. following (after) adj. sequente.
foliage n. foliage (-aje). following, coming after adj. postere.
foliage n. foliage. following, next adj. sequente (ppr of
foliation (leafing out of plants) n. sequer).
foliation. following, next adj. sequente.
folio (book in folio) n. in-folio. follow-up n. consecution.
folio (large sheet of paper folded folly n. follia.
once) n. folio. folly n. follia (-ìa).
foliole (leaflet) Bot] n. foliolo. foment (1. Med]; 2. as in to foment
foliole (leaflet) Bot] n. foliolo (-ì- rebellion) v. fomentar.
). fomentation (1. Med]; 2. stirring up of
folious, foliose [Bot] adj. foliose. discontent, rebellion) n.
folk n. nation. fomentation.
folk n. populo. fomentation [Med] n. fomento.
folk-dance n. dansa traditional. fomenter (1. Med]; 2. as in a fomenter
folklore n. folklore A]. of rebellion) n. fomentator.
folklore n. folklore. fomes [Med] n. fomite (fò-).
folklorist n. folklorista. fomes [Med] n. fomite.
folk-song n. canto traditional. fond adj. tenere.
folk-tale n. legenda traditional. fond adj. affectionate.
follicle [Bot/Anat] n. folliculo. fond (be - of) v. amar.
follicular adj. follicular. fond (be - of) v. affectionar.
folliculose, folliculous adj. folliculose. fondant n. fondant F].
follow (copy) v. imitar. fondant n. fondant.
follow (go after) vt. sequer. fondle v. palpar.
follow (understand) v. comprender. fondle v. caressar.
follow v. sequer sequ-/secut-]. fondness n. teneressa.
follow v. sequer. fondness n. affection.
follow vi. resultar. font (baptismal) n. fonte.
follow next v. subsequer. font n. fonte.

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fontal (1. source, of the scource) adj. foot-ball (ball) n. ballon (de football).
fontal. foot-ball (ball) n. ballon.
fontal, fountain adj. fontanari. foot-ball (game) n. football.
fontanelle, fontanel [Anat] n. fontanella. football n. football A].
food (dish of) n. vivanda. football n. football.
food n. mangiar. foot-baller (player) n. footballero.
food n. mangiar (-jàr). foot-bridge n. passerella.
food n. nutrimento. foot-bridge n. ponte pro pedones.
food n. alimento. footgear, footwear n. calceatura.
food, sustenance n. victo. foot-hold n. puncto de appoio.
fool (buffoon) n. buffon. foot-hold n. puncto de appoio (pro le
fool (dolt) n. imbecille. pedes).
fool (dolt) n. idiota. footing, basement (of a column or
fool (make a - of oneself) v. render se wall) Arch] n. basamento.
ridicule. foot-lights n. lumines del proscenio.
fool v. dupar. footman, valet, lackey n. lacai.
foolish adj. insensate. footman, valet, lackey n. lacai (-
foolish adj. insipiente. ài).
foolish adj. imprudente. foot-note n. nota al pede del pagina.
foolish adj. fatue. foot-path n. sentiero.
foolish, fatuous adj. fatue. foot-print n. impression del pede.
foolish, insensate, senseless adj. footprint n. vestigio.
insensate. foot-step n. passo.
foolishness, ignorance, stupidity n. foot-the-bill v. pagar le conto.
nescietate. footwear, footgear n. calceatura.
foolishness n. insipientia.
foot-wear n. calceatura.
foolishness n. imprudentia.
for (1. not against; 2. in place of, in
fool's gold, pyrite, iron pyrites exchange or return for) prep. por.
[Mineral] n. pyrite.
for (1. not against; 2. in place of, in
foot (1. foot of man or animal) n. pede. exchange or return for) prep. pro.
foot n. pede. for (as -) prep. quanto a.
foot (of a pillar or mast) n. calce. for conj. nam.
foot bath, pediluvium [Med] n. for (during) prep. durante.
pediluvio.
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for (on behalf of, in exchange for) prep. forbid v. prohiber.

pro. forbidding adj. sever.
for (since) prep. depost. forbidding adj. menaciante.
for a long time, long adv. longemente. force (1. bodily strength; 2. as in force
for or pertaining to ashes, cinerary adj. of character; 3. power, violence, or
cinerari. constraint exerted upon a person
for the most part, commonly, usually or thing; 4. Phys]) n. fortia.
adv. plurimo (plù-). force (armed -s) n. fortias armate.
for the most part, commonly, usually
force, compel, necessitate (make
adv. plurimo.
necessary) v. necessitar.
for the rest, besides adv. cetero (cé-).
force, compel v. compulsar.
for the rest, besides adv. cetero.
force (in -) phr. in vigor.
forage (1. fodder, feed; 2. act of
force n. fortia.
providing fodder) (- aje) n. forrage.
force v. fortiar.
forage n. forrage.
force v. obligar.
forage (rove in search of forage or
force by threats v. concuter -cut-/-cuss-
provisions) v. forragiar (-ajar).
].
forage (rove in search of forage or
force by threats v. concuter.
provisions) v. forragiar.
forceful adj. energic.
forage v. forragiar.
forceful adj. vigorose.
forager n. forragiator.
forcemeat, stuffing [Cookery] n. farce.
forager n. forragiator (-aja-).
forcemeat, stuffing [Cookery] n. farce
Foraminifera [Zool] n. foraminiferos.
F].
Foraminifera [Zool] n. foraminiferos (-
forceps (dental) n. pincia.
ìferos).
forceps (obstetrical) n. forcipe
for-bear v. abstiner se (de).
(fòr-).
for-bear v. abstiner se.
forceps (obstetrical) n. forcipe.
forbearance, longanimity, long-
forcer (one who forces) n. fortiator.
suffering n. longanimitate.
forcible adj. per fortia.
forbearing, longanimous, long-
forcing (act of) n. fortiamento.
suffering adj. longanime (-gà-
ford n. vado.
).
forbearing, longanimous, long- ford v. transir per un vado.
suffering adj. longanime. ford, wade through v. vadar.
forbid, prohibit v. prohibir. fordable adj. vadabile.
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fore adj/adv. anterior. foreign (as in foreign countries) adj.

fore n. proa. extere.
fore (the -) phr. a prime rango. foreign countries n. extero (éx-).
fore-arm n. antebracio. foreign countries n. extero.
forearm n. antebracio. foreign lands, foreign parts n.

estraniero.
fore-cast n. prevision.
foreign parts, foreign lands n.
fore-cast n. prognostico.
estraniero.
fore-cast v. previder.
foreigner n. estraniero.
fore-cast v. prognosticar.
foreigner, stranger n. estraniero.
fore-cast (weather -) n. bulletin
foreknow v. precognoscer.
meteorologic.
foreknow v. precognoscer -gnosc-/-gnit-].
fore-court n. cortil.
fore-leg n. gamba anterior.
forefather, ancestor n. atavo (à-
fore-man n. chef de equipa.
).
forefather, ancestor n. atavo. fore-man n. prime obrero.
fore-father n. ancestre. fore-most adj. principal.
fore-father n. atavo. fore-most adj. prime.
fore-finger n. digito indice. forename (first name) n. prenomine.
fore-front n. prime rango. forensic adj. forense.
fore-go v. abstiner se de. foreplay n. comportamento sexual.
fore-go v. renuntiar. forerunner, harbinger, precursor n.

precursor.
fore-gone adj. predeterminate.
forerunner n. heraldo.
fore-gone adj. inevitabile.
forerunner n. precursor.
fore-ground n. prime plano.
foresee, see beforehand v. provider.
fore-hand (sport) n. colpo directe.
foresee, see beforehand v. provider -
fore-hand (superiority) n. position
vid-/-vis-/- vist-].
superior.
foresee v. previder.
fore-head n. fronte.
foresee v. previder -vid-/-vis-/-vist-].
forehead n. fronte.
foreseeable adj. previsibile.
foreign adj. estranie.
foreseeing (having foresight) adj.
foreign adj. estranier.
previdente.
foreign (as in foreign countries) adj.
foreseeing (having foresight) adj.
estranie.
previdente (ppr of previder).
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foreseeing, prophetic adj. presage. foretell v. predicer.

foreseen adj. previste. forethought n. premeditation.
foreseen, expected adj. provise. forethought n. previdentia.
foreshadow, prefigure v. prefigurar. forever adv. sempre.
foreshadow v. presagir. forewarn, admonish beforehand v.
foreshadow v. augurar. premoner.
foresight (faculty of foreseeing) n. forewarn, warn, caution v. prevenir -
previdentia. ven-/-vent-].
foresight n. prudentia. forewarn, warn, caution v. prevenir.
foresight n. prevision. foreword n. prefacio.
foresight, prevision n. prevision. forfeit (fine) n. mulcta.
foresking n. prepucio. forfeit (fine) n. pena.
forest n. foreste. forfeit [Horse Racing] n. forfeit A].
forest n. silva. forfeit [Horse Racing] n. forfeit.
forest, sylvatic adj. silvatic. forfeit (racing) n. forfeit.
forest v. forestar. forfeit v. perder per confiscation.
forest, wood adj. silvestre. forge (as in to forge chains) v. forgiar (-

jar).
forest, wood n. silva.
forge (as in to forge chains) v. forgiar.
forestal adj. forestal.
forge (documents) v. falsificar.
fore-stall v. anticipar.
forge (form by heating and
fore-stall v. prefigurar.
hammering) v. fabricar.
fore-stall v. prevenir.
forge (metal) v. forgiar.
forestall v. prevenir -ven-/-vent-].
forge (metal) v. fabricar.
forestall v. prevenir.
forge n. forgia.
forester n. forestero.
forge, smithy n. fabrica.
forester (officer having charge of a
forge, smithy n. forgia (forja).
forest) n. forestero.
forge, smithy n. forgia.
forester, silviculturist n. silvicultor.
forge, smithy n. fabrica (fà-).
forestry n. silvicultura.
forge-ahead v. avantiar constantemente.
forestry n. foresteria (-ìa).
forged, counterfeit adj. contrafacte.
forestry n. foresteria.
forger (one who commits forgery) n.
forestry, silviculture n. silvicultura.
falsario.
foretell, prophesy v. prophetisar.
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forgery (1. counterfeiting; 2. fork-shaped, forked adj. furcate.

counterfeit) n. contrafaction. forlorn adj. desolate.
forgery n. falso. forlorn adj. abandonate.
forgery n. falsification. form (1. to shape, make; 2. to make
forget (duties) v. negliger. up, constitute) v. formar.
forget (fail to remember) v. oblidar. form, blank n. formulario.
forget, unlearn v. disapprender. form (constitute) v. constituer.
forget v. oblidar. form (printed) n. formulario.
forgetful adj. obliviose. form, shape, configure v. configurar.
forgetful adj. negligente. form, shape n. faction.
forgetfulness n. oblivion. form, shape n. forma.
forgetfulness n. oblido. form, shape v. conformar.
forget-me-not [Bot] n. non-me-oblida. form (shape) n. forma.
forget-me-not, myosotis [Bot] n. form (shape, set up) v. formar.
myosotis. form an abscess, turn into an
forget-me-not, myosotis [Bot] n. abscess v. absceder -ced-/-cess-].
myosotis (- sò-). form an abscess, turn into an
forgive, pardon v. pardonar. abscess v. absceder.
forgive v. pardonar. form into a body v. corporar.
forgiveness n. pardono. form into bundles, fagot v. fagottar.
forgiveness, pardon n. pardono. form octaves v. octavar.
for-go, fore- v. abstiner se de. form or be formed into a trade-union
for-go, fore- v. renuntiar. v. syndicar.
fork (1. as in pitchfork) n. furca. formal adj. formal.
fork (1. to manipulate with a fork; 2. formal Herce: formalismo adj. formal.
to give the shape of a fork to; 3. to formalism n. formalismo.
be or turn fork-shaped) v. furcar. formalist n. formalista.
fork (as in knife and fork) n. furchetta. formality (conventional form) n.
fork (cutlery) n. furchetta. formalitate.
fork (in road) n. bifurcation. formality n. formalitate.
fork (tool) n. furca. formality n. ceremonia.
fork v. bifurcar se. formally adv. formalmente.
forked, fork-shaped adj. furcate. format n. formato.
forkful (of hay, food etc.) n. furcata. format v. formatar un dischetta.
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format v. initiar un dischetta. formicivorous adj. formicivore.

formation n. formation. formidable adj. formidabile.
formative adj. formative. formula n. formula.
former (earlier) adj. precedente. formulary (collection of formulas) n.
former (earlier) adj. anterior. formulario.
former (earlier) adj. previe. formulate v. formular.
former (female first of two) adj. illa. formulation (of a problem) n.

enunciato.
former (first of two) (the) dem adj. ille.
fornicate v. fornicar.
former (male first of two) adj. ille.
fornicator n. fornicator.
former (neuter first of two) adj. illo.
fornicatrix n. fornicatressa.
former (person or machine) n.
forsake, abandon v. derelinquer -linqu-/-
formator.
lict-].
former (the) (first of two) dem adj. celle.
forsake, abandon v. derelinquer.
former communist, ex-communist n.
forsake v. abandonar.
ex-communista.
former husband, ex-husband n. ex- forsake v. renunciar.
marito. for-sale n. in vendita.
former minister, ex-minister [Pol] n. forsworn, perjured adj. perjur.
ex-ministro. forsythia [Bot] n. forsythia.
formerly adv. previemente. fort, garrison n. presidio.
formerly, at one time n. vice. fort n. fortalessa.
formerly, before adv. anteriormente. fort n. forte.
formerly, once adv. olim. fortalice, small fort n. fortino.
formerly, once adv. olim (ò-). forte [Mus] adv. forte.
formerly, previously, before adv. antea. forte [Mus] n. forte.
formic (as in formic acid) Chem] adj. forte n. forte.
formic.
forte (strong point) n. forte.
formicant (as in formicant pulse)
forth adv. in avante.
Med] adj. formicante.
forth (and so -) phr. et cetera.
formicant (as in formicant pulse)
forth-coming (come) adj. imminente.
Med] adj. formicante (ppr of formicar).
forth-coming (come) adj. proxime.
formicate, swarm (like ants) v.
formicar. forth-coming (friendly) adj. affabile.
formicide n. formicida. forth-right adj. franc.
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forth-right adj. directe. fortune teller (using playing cards) n.

forth-with adv. immediatemente. cartomante.
forthwith, immediately after, just fortune telling, cartomancy (by means
after adv. subinde. of playing cards) n. cartomantia.
fortieth adj. quaresime. fortune telling, cartomancy (by means

of playing cards) n. cartomantia (-
fortieth adj. quarantesime.
ìa).
fortieth adj. quaresime (-ésime).
fortune-teller (clairvoyant) n. vidente.
fortieth adj. quarantesime (-ésime).
fortune-teller (palmist) n. chiromante.
fortieth n. quarantesimo.
fortune-teller (with cards) n.
fortifiable adj. fortificabile.
cartomante.
fortification [Mil] n. fortification. forty adj. quaranta.
fortification n. fortification. forty n. quaranta.
fortifier, tonic n. fortificante. forum (1. public place; 2. court,
fortify (as in to fortify a city) v. munir. tribunal) n. foro.
fortify, strengthen (again) v. forum n. foro.
reconfortar. forward adv. in avante.
fortify, strengthen v. confortar.
forward (advanced) adj. avantiate.
fortify v. fortificar.
forward (precocious) adj. precoce.
fortify in advance v. premunir.
forward, send on v. reexpedir.
fortitude n. fortitude.
forward (too bold) adj. impertinente.
fort-night n. duo septimanas.
forwarding, sending on n. reexpedition.
fortress n. fortalessa.
forwards adv. in avante.
fortuitous adj. fortuite (-ù-).
fossa [Anat] n. fossa.
fortuitous adj. fortuite.
fosse, ditch, trench, moat n. fossato.
fortuitousness n. casualitate.
fossette, dimple n. fossetta.
fortunate adj. fortunate.
fossil adj. fossile.
fortunate (favored by fortune) adj.
fossil adj/n. fossile.
fortunate.
fossil n. fossile.
fortunate, happy adj. felice.
fossiliferous adj. fossilifere.
fortunately adv. fortunatemente.
fossilization n. fossilisation.
fortune (1. chance, luck; 2. wealth,
fossilize v. fossilisar.
riches) n. fortuna.
fossor [Eccl] n. fossor.
fortune n. fortuna.
fossorial, digging adj. fossori.
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foster (encourage) v. incoragiar. foundation, base n. fundamento.

foster (encourage) v. favorir. foundation, basis n. base.
foster (rear) v. elevar. foundation, establishment (of an
foster (rear) v. nutrir. office)) n. erection.
foster-child n. infante adoptive. foundation n. fundamento.
foster-father n. patre adoptive. foundation n. fundo.
foster-mother n. matre adoptive. founder (collapse) v. faller.
foster-parents n. parentes adoptive. founder, establisher (of an
foul (dirty) adj. impur. institution) n. instaurator.
foul (disgusting) adj. infecte. founder, institutor n. institutor.
foul (disgusting) adj. disgustose. founder n. fundator.
foul (of weather) adj. execrabile. founder (sink) v. affundar se.
foul (of weather) adj. horribile. foundry (establishment where

founding of metal is carried on) n.
foul (offensive to the senses) adj.
funderia (-ìa).
infecte.
foundry (establishment where
foul (smelly) adj. fetide.
founding of metal is carried on) n.
foul (sport) n. falta.
funderia.
foul v. contaminar.
foundry n. funderia.
foulard n. foulard F].
fountain (artificially produced jet of
foulard n. foulard. water) n. fontana.
foulplay (crime) n. comportamento fountain, fontal adj. fontanari.
criminal.
fountain n. fontana.
foulplay (crime) n. violentia criminal.
fountaineer n. fontanero.
foulplay (sport) n. comportamento
fountain-pen n. pluma stylographic.
illicite.
four adj. quatro.
foulplay (sport) n. joco illicite.
four adj. quattuor (quàt-).
found, base v. basar.
four adj. quattuor.
found, cast [Metal] v. funder fund-/fus-].
four (numeral) n. quatro.
found, cast [Metal] v. funder.
four (on all -s) phr. a quatro patas.
found (establish) v. fundar.
four-footed, quadruped adj.
found (establish) v. establir.
quadrupede.
found (lay the foundation of) v. fundar.
four-footed, quadruped adj.
foundation (1. action of founding; 2.
quadrupede (- drù-).
endowed institution) n. fundation.
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four-oared quadrireme, quadrireme fracture, break into pieces v. dispeciar.

adj. quadrireme. fracture n. fractura se.
four-sided, quadrilateral adj. fracture n. fractura.
quadrilatere.
fracture v. fracturar.
fourteen adj. quattuordece (-òr-).
fracturing, breaking into pieces (act
fourteen adj. dece-quatro.
of) n. dispeciamento.
fourteen adj. quattuordece.
fraenum, frenum [Med] n. freno.
four-teen (numeral) n. dece-quatro.
fragile adj. fragile.
fourteenth adj. dece-quarte.
fragile (easily broken) adj. fragile.
four-teenth (ordinal) adj. dece-quarte.
fragility n. fragilitate.
fourth adj. quarte.
fragment n. clasma.
fourth [Mus] n. quarta.
fragment n. fragmento.
fourth (ordinal) adj. quarte.
fragmentary adj. fragmentari.
fourth (ordinal) n. quarto.
fragmentation n. fragmentation.
fowl (domestic) n. gallina(s).
fragmentize v. fragmentar.
fowl (domestic) n. pullo(s).
fragrance n. olentia.
fowl n. ave, aves.
fragrance n. fragrantia.
fox n. vulpe.
fragrant adj. olente.
fox v. mystificar.
fragrant adj. fragrante.
foxglove, digitalis [Bot] n. digital.
fragrant adj. olente (ppr of oler).
fox-glove n. digital.
fragrant, aromatic adj. aromatic.
fox-hole n. fossa excavate pro protection
frail (1. having a delicate structure or
contra le foco inimic.
constitution, fragile; 2. morally
fox-hound n. can de chassa al vulpes.
weak) adj. fragile.
fox-hunting n. chassa al vulpes.
frail (delicate) adj. fragile.
fox-terrier n. fox-terrier A].
frail (delicate) adj. delicate.
fox-terrier n. fox-terrier.
frail, infirm adj. infirme.
fox-trot n. fox- trot.
frail [Med] n. debile.
foyer n. foyer.
frailty (1. frailness; 2. moral
foyer n. vestibulo. weakness) n. fragilitate.
fraction n. fraction. frambesia, yaws [Pathol] n. frambesia.
fractional adj. fractional. frame (as in to frame a picture) v.
fractional adj. fractionari. inquadrar.
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frame (body) n. corpore. France [Geog] n. Francia.

frame, build n. corporatura. France n. Francia.
frame (crime) v. incriminar per medio de Frances nprf. Francisca.
un stratagema. franchise (privilege) n. franchitia.
frame, framework n. armatura. franchise (right to vote) n. suffragio.
frame, framework n. inquadramento. franchise (right to vote) n. derecto de
frame (framework) n. structura. votar.
frame (framework) n. armatura. franchise (right to vote) n. electorato.
frame (human) n. membratura. francisc, francisca [Hist] n. francisca.
frame (of a picture, etc) n. quadro. Franciscan [R.C.Ch] adj. franciscan.
frame (of bicycle) n. structura. Franciscan [R.C.Ch] n. franciscano.
frame (of bicycle) n. quadro. Francomania (Gallomania) n.
frame (of picture) n. quadro. francomania, gallomania (-ìa).
frame (of window) n. quadro del Franconia n. Franconia.
fenestra. Franconian adj. franconian.
frame (picture) v. inquadrar. Franconian n. franconiano.
frame (shape) v. construer. Francophile (Gallophile) adj. gallophile.
frame (shape) v. formular. Francophile (Gallophile) n. gallophilo.
frame (skeleton) n. skeleto. Francophilism (Gallophilism) n.
frame maker n. inquadrator. gallophilia.
frame of mind n. stato de animo. Francophobe (Gallophobe) adj.
francophobe, gallophobe.
frame skeleton (of man or animal) n.
Francophobe (Gallophobe) n.
ossatura.
francophono, gallophobo.
framer (picture) n. inquadrator.
Francophobe n. francophobo.
framework, frame n. inquadramento.
Francophobia (Gallophobia) n.
framework, frame n. armatura.
francophobia, gallophobia.
framework n. armatura.
frank adj. franc, sincer, candide.
framework n. structura.
Frank [Hist] n. franco.
framework n. skeleto.
frank v. francar.
framework, ossature [Arch] n. ossatura.
frankfurter n. salsicia de francoforte.
framing (action of) n. inquadramento.
Frankish adj. franc.
franc [Fin] n. franco.
frankly adv. francamente.
franc n. franco.
frankness n. franchitia, sinceritate.
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frantic (frenzied, phrenetic) adj. free (of charge, gratis) adv. gratis ¬L.
phrenetic, furibunde. free (liberate) v. liberar.
fraternal (brotherly) adj. fraterne, free (of charge) adj. gratuite.
fraternal.
free from blame (exculpate) v.
fraternally adv. fraternemente,
disculpar.
fraternalmente.
free from errors v. appurar.
fraternity (brotherhood) (state of
free from hoarseness v. disinraucar.
being brothers) n. fraternitate.
free from stigma v. disinfamar.
fraternize v. fraternisar.
free in speech or manner, easy,
fratricidal adj. fratricidal.
unconstrained adj. disinvolte.
fratricide (act of killing one's brother
free market, outside market [Fin] n.
or sister) n. fratricidio.
coulisse.
fratricide (one who kills his brother or
free market, outside market [Fin] n.
sister) n. fratricida.
coulisse F].
fraud (deception) n. fraude. freeborn adj. ingenue.
fraudulent (1. dishonest, deceitful; 2. freedman [Rom. Hist] n. liberto.
intended to deceive) adj.
freedom n. libertate.
fraudulente.
freedom in speech or manner, ease,
fraught adj. cargate.
unconstraint n. disinvoltura.
fraxinella (gas plant) [Bot] n. fraxinella.
free-hold n. proprietate absolute.
fray n. lucta, conflicto.
freeing from hoarseness (action of) n.
fray v. exilar (se).
disinraucamento.
freak adj. anormal. free-lance adj. independente.
freak (anomaly) n. anomalia, Freemason, Mason n. mason.
phenomeno.
Freemason, Mason n. francmason.
freak (creature) n. monstro.
free-mason n. francmason.
freak (whim) n. capricio.
Freemasonry n. francmasoneria (-
freak-out v. poner se extrememente ìa).
nervose, experientiar hysteria.
Freemasonry n. francmasoneria.
freckle n. ephelide, lentigine.
free-way n. autostrata.
freckled adj. lentiginose.
free-will n. libere arbitrio.
free (at liberty, enjoying liberty, not
freeze (1. to cause to freeze; 2. to
lacking freedom) adj. franc, libere.
become ice) v. gelar.
free (exempt) adj. exempte.
freeze, ice, glaciate v. glaciar.
free (generous) adj. liberal.
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freeze v. gelar. frenzy n. phrenesia.

freeze-dried adj. lyophilisate. frequency n. frequentia.
freeze-dry (lyophilize) v. lyophilisar. frequent adj. frequente.
freezer n. refrigerator cryogenic. frequent v. frequentar.
freezing, chilling adj. frigorifere. frequent vt. frequentar.
freezing, frost n. gelatura. frequentation n. frequentation.
freezing-point n. puncto de congelation. frequentative [Gram] adj. frequentative.
freight, burden (of or pertaining to frequenter n. frequentator.
burden, freight, etc.) adj. onerari. frequently adv. frequentemente.
freight n. frete. frequently, often adv. frequentemente.
freight n. cargo. frequently, often adv. saepe.
freight-train n. traino de mercantias. frequently, often adv. saepe (sài-
French adj. francese. ).
french adj/n. francese. frequently, often, repeatedly adv.
French (language) n. francese. sovente.
frequently, repeatedly adv. subinde.
french-bean n. phaseolo.
fresco n. fresco.
french-fries n. patatas frite.
fresco (picture painted in fresco) n.
French-Guiana [Geog] n. Guyana
fresco.
Francese.
fresh (1. new, recent; 2. not spoiled,
Frenchification n. francisation.
faded or worn; 3. not artificially
Frenchify v. francisar.
preserved) adj. fresc.
french-man adj. francese.
fresh (chilled) adj. fresc.
Frenchman, Frenchwoman n. francese.
fresh (new) adj. fresc.
french-window n. porta-fenestra.
freshness n. frescor.
french-woman (femina) adj. francese.
fresh-water n. de aqua dulce.
Frenchwoman, Frenchman n. francese.
fret v. impatientar se.
frenum, fraenum [Med] n. freno.
fret vi. inquietar se.
frenzied adj. phrenetic.
fret vt. corroder.
frenzied, frantic adj. furibunde.
fret work n. labor a perforationes.
frenzied, phrenetic, frantic adj.
friar [Eccl] n. fratre.
phrenetic.
friar n. fratre.
frenzy, mania n. furor.
fricassee n. fricassee.
frenzy n. phrenesia (-ìa).
fricassee n. fricassee F].
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fricassee v. fricassear. friendship n. amicitate.

fricassee v. fricassar. frieze n. frisio.
fricative [Phonet] adj. fricative. fright n. espavento.
fricative [Phonet] n. fricativa. fright n. terror.
friction (1. rubbing of limbs; 2. frighten (fill with fright) v. espaventar.
Mech]) n. friction. frighten v. terrer.
friction n. friction. frighten v. espaventar.
friction, rub v. frictionar. frightful adj. espaventabile.
friction, rubbing n. fricamento. frightful (dreadful, horrible) adj.
Friday n. venerdi (-dì) espaventabile.
Friday n. venerdi. frightful, horrendous adj. horrende.
fridge n. refrigerator. frightful (horrendous) adj. horrende.
fried adj. frite (pp of frir). frightful (terrible) adj. terribile.
fried adj. frite. frightfully adv. extraordinarimente.
fried-egg n. ovo frite. frigid adj. glacial.
friend [Fem] n. amica. frigid adj. frigide.
friend (fem.) n. amica. frigid, cold (not warm) adj. frigide.
friend (fem.) n. amica (-ìca). frigid [Med] adj. frigide.
friend [Masc] n. amico. frigidity [Med] n. frigiditate.
friend (masc.) n. amico (-ìco). frigidness, coldness n. frigiditate.
friend (masc.) n. amico. frigorific, cooling, chilling adj. frigorific
friendliness, amicability n. (- ìfic).
amicabilitate. frigorific, cooling, chilling adj. frigorific.
friendliness n. amabilitate. frill adj. volante.
friendliness n. benevolentia. frill, ruffle n. volante.
friendly adj. amical. fringe, border n. frangia (franja).
friendly, amicable adj. amicabile. fringe, border n. fimbria.
friendly (not enemy) adj. amic. fringe, border n. frangia.
friendly (not enemy) adj. amic (- fringe (border) n. frangia.
ìc). fringe, decorate with fringes v. frangiar
friendly feeling, liking n. sympathia. (-jar).
friendly feeling, liking n. sympathia (- fringe, decorate with fringes v.
ìa). frangiar.
friend-ship n. amicitate. fringe n. margine.
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fringe v. ornamentar con frangia. frog pond, place where frogs abound,
fringe maker or dealer n. frangiero. froggery n. raniera.
fringe maker or dealer n. frangiero (- froggery, frog pond, place where frogs
jero). abound n. raniera.
fringed adj. fimbriate. frogman n. homine rana.
fringed adj. frangiate (-ja-). frog-shaped, raniform adj. raniforme.
fringed adj. frangiate. frolic n. joco allegre.
fringes, fringing n. frangiatura (-ja-). frolic v. diverter se.
fringes, fringing n. frangiatura. from (as -) prep. phr. a partir de.
fringing, fringes n. frangiatura (-ja-). from (because of) prep. a causa de.
fringing, fringes n. frangiatura. from, out of prep. ex.
frisk vi. gambadar. from (out of) prep. ex.
frisk vt. facer perquisition de. from prep. ab.
frisk vt. palpar. from prep. de.
frisky adj. vivace. from, since prep. desde.
fritter n. fritura. from, since prep. ab.
frivolity, frivolousness n. frivolitate. from a distance phr. de longe.
frivolity n. frivolitate. from a distance phr. a distantia.
frivolous (1. lacking importance or from bad to worse phr. de melior in
weight; 2. inclined to levity) adj. pejor.
frivole. from door to door phr. de porta a porta.
frivolous adj. frivole, legier. from Havana, Havana adj. havanese.
frivolous adj. legier, frivole. from house to house phr. de casa a casa.
frivolousness, frivolity n. frivolitate. from now phr. desde hic a.
frizzle, crimp, crape, crisp, curl v. from now phr. de ci a.
crispar. from now on phr. de ci in avante.
frizzle v. crispar.
from now on phr. desde nunc in avante.
frizzy adj. crispate.
from place to place phr. de hic a illac.
frock n. roba.
from place to place phr. de sito a sito.
frock coat n. redingote F].
from place to place phr. de placia a
frock coat n. redingote. placia.
frog (rr) n. cruciata. from side to side phr. de latere a latere.
frog [Zool] n. rana. from side to side, through prep.
traverso.
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from that cause, therefore adv. inde. frost (as in night frost) n. gelo.
from that place, from there, thence frost (at night) n. gelo.
adv. inde. frost, freezing n. gelatura.
from that time, after that, thereupon, frost, hoarfrost n. pruina (-ìna).
tenceforward adv. inde.
frost, hoarfrost n. pruina.
from the prep/art. del.
frost (hoarfrost) n. pruina.
from the same country adj. conational.
frostbite n. congelation.
from the top phr. al commencio.
frostheap n. cumulo per gelo.
from there, thence, from that place
frosty adj. glacial.
adv. inde.
frosty adj. gelate.
from top to bottom phr. de alto a basso.
froth, foam n. spuma.
from without adv. foris (fòr-),
froth n. spuma.
foras (fòr-).
from without adv. foris, foras. froth, spume, foam (form or gather
foam or froth) v. spumar.
from without adv. foras (fòr-),
foris (fòr-). frown n. corrugation del fronte.
from without adv. foras, foris. frown v. corrugar le fronte.
from without adv. for. frown v. rugar le fronte.
front (1. face of a building; 2. Mil]) n. frozen adj. gelate.
fronte. Fructidor [French Revolutionary
front (in - of) adv. avante. Calendar] n. fructidor.
front (in - of) adv. ante. fructification n. fructification.
front (mil) n. fronte. fructify, bear fruit v. fructificar.
front n. parte anterior. frugal (1. inclined to live simply; 2.
front n. fronte. simple, not lavish) adj. frugal.
front prep. ad. frugal adj. economic.
front prep. anterior. frugal adj. frugal.
front door n. porta principal. frugality, frugalness n. frugalitate.
frontal adj. frontal. frugally adv. frugalmente.
frontal [Eccl] n. paramento. frugally adv. economicamente.
frontier, boundary, border n. frontiera. frugalness, frugality n. frugalitate.
frontier (fig) n. limite. fruit n. fructo.
frontier (of country) n. frontiera. fruit loft n. fructiero.
frontispiece [Arch] n. frontispicio. fruit salad n. macedonia de fructos.
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fruit store n. fructeria (-ìa). frying pan n. fritoria.

fruit store n. fructeria. frying pan, skillet n. patella.
fruit-bearing adj. fructifere. Fuchsia [Bot] n. fuchsia.
fruiterer, greengrocer n. fructero. fuchsia n. fuchsia.
fruitful adj. productive. fuchsin n. fuchsina.
fruitful adj. fructuose. fuddle v. confunder.
fruitful (soil) adj. fecunde. fuel n. combustibile.
fruitful (soil) adj. fertile. fuel v. approvisionar de combustibile.
fruitful (tree) adj. fructuose. fugitive adj. fugitive.
fruition, enjoyment n. fruition. fugitive n. fugitivo.
fruition n. realisation. fugue [Mus] n. fuga.
fruitless adj. infructuose. fulcrum n. fulcro.
fruitless adj. van. fulfill, -fil (carry out) v. exequer.
frumentaceous adj. frumentacee. fulfill, -fil (complete) v. completar.
frumentaceous adj. frumentari. fulfill, -fil (desires, plans) v. realisar.
frustraneous, vain, futile adj. fulfill, -fil (prayer) v. exaudir.
frustranee. fulfill, -fil (satisfy) v. satisfacer.
frustrate (1. to disappoint, deceive; 2. fulfillment (carrying out) n. execution.
to balk, render vain) v. frustrar.
fulfillment (completion) n. completion.
frustrate v. frustrar.
fulfillment (- filment-) n. satisfaction.
frustration n. frustration.
fulfillment (of desires, plans) n.
frustrative, frustratory (that realisation.
disappoints or renders vain) adj. fulgent adj. fulgente.
frustratori.
fulgent adj. fulgente (ppr of fulger).
frustratory, frustrative (that
fulgid, shining adj. fulgide.
disappoints or renders vain) adj.
fulgidity, shine, brilliance n. fulgiditate.
frustratori.
fry (cook by frying) v. friger. fulgor, dazzling brightness n. fulgor.
fry, frying n. fritura. fulgural, lightning adj. fulgural.
fry v. friger. fulgurate, flash, lighten v. fulger.
fry v. frir. fulgurating [Med] adj. fulgurante ppr of

fulgurar.
frying, fry n. fritura.
fulguration n. fulguration.
frying pan n. patella.
fulgurite [Geol] n. fulgurite.
frying pan n. frigitoria.
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full adj. plen. fume vi. irritar.

full adj. complete. fume vt. fumar.
full, mill v. fullar. fumigate v. fumigar.
full length adj. de plen longitude. fumigating adj. fumigatori.
full length (film) adj. de longe metrage. fumigation n. fumigation.
full moon, plenilune n. plenilunio. fumigator n. fumigator.
full of pity, merciful adj. misericordiose. fumitory [Bot] n. fumoterra.
full of reefs adj. scoliose. fun adj. divertente.
full power, plenipotence n. fun adj. amusante.
plenipotentia. fun (be -) v. esser amusante.
full stop n. puncto. fun (have -) v. diverter se.
full time adj. que travalia un horario fun (make - of) v. rider se de.
complete.
fun n. allegressa.
fuller (one who fulls cloth) n. fullator.
fun n. amusamento.
Fuller's herb, bouncing Bet, soapwort
fun n. divertimento, divertimentos.
[Bot] n. saponaria.
funambulist, tightrope walker n.
fulling (action of) n. fullatura.
funambulo.
fulling stock, beater n. fullatorio.
funambulist, tightrope walker n.
full-moon n. plenilunio. funambulo (- àm-).
fulminate (1. to explode violently; 2. function (1. as in function of an organ;
to inveigh, thunder) v. fulminar. 2. Math]) n. function.
fulminate [Chem] n. fulminato. function (as in to function as
fulmination n. fulmination. chairman) v. funger.
fulminator n. fulminator. function (as in to function as
fulminatory adj. fulminatori. chairman) v. funger fung-/funct-].
fulmineous, lightning adj. fulminee. function (ceremony) n. ceremonia
fulminic [Chem] adj. fulminic. public.
function, office n. ministerio.
fumarole [Geol] n. fumarola.
function, residence of a priest
fumble v. explorar tastante tentar sin
successo. [R.C.Ch] n. cura.
fume n. fumo. function (task) n. function.
fume (show anger or irritation) v. function v. functionar.

fumar. functional adj. functional.
fume, smoke n. fumo. functionalism n. functionalismo.
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functionalist n. functionalista. fungous adj. fungose.

functionally adv. functionalmente. fungus (1. Bot]; 2. Pathol]) n. fungo.
functionary n. functionario. fungus n. fungo.
functioning (act of) n. functionamento. funicular adj. funicular.
fund n. fundo. funiculus (1. umbilical cord, funis; 2.
fund (sum of money set aside for a Bot]) n. funiculo.
special purpose) n. fundo. funiform adj. funiforme.
fund v. fundar. funnel (1. small, tapering tube with a
fund v. consolidar. cone-shaped mouth; 2. Anat]
fundamental adj. fundamental. (infundibulum) n. infundibulo.
fundamentally adv. fundamentalmente. funnel (for pouring) n. infundibulo.
funeral adj. funeral. funnel (of locomotive or ship) n.

camino.
funeral adj. funebre.
funny adj. humoristic.
funeral, funerary adj. funerari.
funny adj. divertente.
funeral, funereal adj. funebre.
funny adj. comic.
funeral, funereal adj. funebre
funny (odd) adj. curiose.
(fù-).
funeral n. funere. fur n. pelle.
funeral n. funerales. fur coat, pelisse n. pellicia.
funeral party n. funerales. fur store, furrier's n. pellicieria.
funerary, funeral adj. funerari. furbish, clean, polish (up) v. furbir.
funereal, funeral adj. funebre. furbisher n. furbitor.
funereal, funeral adj. funebre fur-coat n. pellicia.

(fù-). furfur (dandruff, scurf) n. furfure.
fun-fair n. parco de attractiones. furfuraceous (covered with branlike
fungible [Law] adj. fungibile. scales) adj. furfuracee.
fungicide fungicida n. fungicida. furfuraceous (resembling bran,
fungiform adj. fungiforme. branlike) adj. furfuracee.
fungologist n. fungologista. furious adj. furiose.
fungology n. fungologia (- ìa). furious adj. ragiose (-jo-).
fungology n. fungologia. furious adj. ragiose.
fungosity (1. fungus quality; 2. fungus furious adj. rabiose.

excrescence) n. fungositate. furious, raging adj. furibunde.
furiousness, fury n. furiositate.
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furlough, leave n. commeato. further adv. plus ultra.

furnace n. fornace. further (of place) adj. ulterior.
furnace n. furno. further (of place) adj. distante.
furnish (as in to furnish a room) v. further (supplementary) adj. additional.
mobilar. further v. promover.
furnish, cater, supply v. approvisionar. furthermore conj. etiam plus.
furnish, provide with v. munir. furthermore, likewise, moreover adv.
furnish (room) v. mobilar. alsi (- ì)
furnish, supply, provide v. suppler. furthermore, likewise, moreover adv.
furnish, supply v. subministrar. alsi.
furnish (supply, provide) v. fornir. furthermost adj. in plus.
furnish v. fornir. furthermost (farthest) adj. plus distante.
furnish with glass, glaze v. vitrar. furthest adj. plus distante.
furnish with tubes, tube v. tubar. furtive adj. furtive.
furnish with windows v. fenestrar. furtive, stealthy adj. furtive.
furnisher n. fornitor. furuncle, boil [Pathol] n. furunculo.
furnishing (act of) n. fornimento. furunculosis [Pathol] n. furunculosis.
furnishing, supplying (act of) n. furunculosis [Pathol] n. furunculosis (-

approvisionamento. òsis).
furnishings n. fornitura. fury (fierce anger) n. furia.
furniture n. mobiles. fury, furiousness n. furiositate.
furniture (set of) n. mobiliario. Fury [Mythol] n. furia.
furniture-removal-van n. camion de fury n. furia.

translocationes. fury, rage n. furor.
furniture-remover n. agente de cambio fuse n. Mil].
de domicilio. fuse n. Elec].
furrier n. pelliciero. fuse v. amalgamar (se).
furrier's, fur store n. pellicieria. fuse v. funder (se).
furrow n. sulco. fuse v. funder.
furrow, plow v. sulcar. fuse v. amalgamar.
furrow v. sulcar. fuselage [Aeronaut] n. fuselage F].
furry adj. coperite de pilos molle. fuselage [Aeronaut] n. fuselage.
further adv. plus. fuselage n. fuselage.
further adv. ultra.
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fusibility n. fusibilitate. futile, frustraneous, vain adj.

fusible adj. fusibile. frustranee.
fusiform, spindle-shaped adj. futile (insignificant) adj. futile.
fusiforme. futile (resistance is -) phr. le resistentia
fusilade n. fusilada. es inutile.
fusilier n. fusilero. future (1. time to come; 2. Gram]) n.
futuro.
fusion n. fusion.
future adj. futur.
fuss n. commotion.
future n. futuro.
fuss n. agitation.
futurism [Art] n. futurismo.
fuss v. preoccupar se de bagatellas.
futurist [Art] n. futurista.
fussy adj. exigente.
futurity (posterity) n. posteritate.
fussy adj. meticulose.
fuzz n. lanugine.
futile adj. van.
fuzzy (confused) adj. confuse.
futile adj. inutile.
fuzzy (downy) adj. lanuginose.
futile (frivolous) adj. frivole.
fuzzy (not clear) adj. indistincte.
G - g
g (letter -) n. littera g (ge). gag (joke) n. joco.

G (the note) Mus] n. sol. gag (something thrust into a person's
gab v. parlar in modo inintelligibile. mouth to prevent him from
gabardine (fabric gabardine) n. speaking) n. mordacia.
gabardina. gag v. mordaciar.
gabardine n. gabardina. gaiety n. gaitate.
gabble n. torrente de parolas. gaily adv. gaimente.
gabble v. parlar in modo inintelligibile. gain, earn as profit v. lucrar.
gaberdine [Hist] n. gabardina. gain, lucre, profit n. lucro.
gable adj. fronton. gain n. ganio.
gable, pediment [Arch] n. fronton. gain, profit n. ganio.
Gabon [Geog] n. Gabon. gain v. ganiar.
gadget n. dispositivo. gain, win v. ganiar.
gadget n. apparato. gainer, winner n. ganiator.
gag (in mouth) n. mordacia.
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gainsayer, contradicter, contradictor Galilean (of Galilee) adj. galilee (-ée).

n. contradictor. Galilee n. Galilea (-éa).
gait n. passo. Galilee n. Galilea.
gait, walk n. ambulatura. galimatias, gibberish, jargon n.
gal- (milk) occurring in compounds] n. galimatias.
gal- gal-/ galact-]. galimatias, gibberish, jargon n.
gal- (milk) occurring in compounds] n. galimatias (- ìas).
gal-. galiot n. galeota.
gala n. gala. gall n. bile.
gala n. festa. gallant (brave) adj. valente.
Galatia n. Galatia. gallant (courteous) adj. gallante.
Galatian, Galatic adj. galatic. gallant (polite and attentive to the
Galatian n. galata. women) adj. galante.
Galatian n. galata (gà-). gallantry n. valor.
Galatic, Galatian adj. galatic. gallantry (polite attention to the
galaxy n. galaxia. women) n. galanteria.
gale n. tempesta. gallantry (polite attention to the
Galicia (former Austrian crownland) n. women) n. galanteria (-ìa).
Galicia. Gallego, Gallegan, Galician (1. native
Galicia (province at the northwest of Galicia in Spain; 2. Galician
corner of Spain) n. Gallecia. language) n. gallego.
Galician (as in Galician from Lwow) n. Gallego, Gallegan, Galician (1. native
galiciano. of Galicia in Spain; 2. Galician
Galician, Gallegan, Gallego (1. native language) n. gallego H].
of Galicia in Spain; 2. Galician Gallego, Gallegan, Galician (1. native
language) n. galleciano. of Galicia in Spain; 2. Galician
Galician (of Spanish province of language) n. galleco.
Galicia) adj. gallecian. galleon n. galeon.
Galician (of the Austrian crownland of gallery (1. covered passageway; 2.
Galicia) adj. galician. Theat]; 3. art museum) n. galeria.
galieass n. galeassa. gallery (1. covered passageway; 2.
Galilean n. galileo. Theat]; 3. art museum) n. galeria (-
Galilean n. galileo (-éo). ìa).
Galilean (of Galilee) adj. galilee. gallery (in churches) n. tribuna.
gallery n. galeria.
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galley (1. as in to condemn to the Gallophilism, Francophilism n.

galleys; 2. Print]) n. galea. gallophilia.
galley (1. as in to condemn to the Gallophilism, Francophilism n.
galleys; 2. Print]) n. galea (éa). gallophilia (- ìa).
galley (as in to condemn to the Gallophobe, Francophobe adj.
galleys) n. galera. gallophobe.
Gallophobe, Francophobe adj.
galley (place for cooking) n. cocina.
gallophobe (-lò-).
galley (place for cooking) n. cambuso.
Gallophobe, Francophobe n.
galley (ship) n. galera. gallophobo.
galley slave n. fortiato. Gallophobe, Francophobe n.
galley slave n. galeriano. gallophobo (-lò-).
galliard [Dancing] n. galliarda. Gallophobia, Francophobia n.
Gallic (1. Gaulish; 2. French) adj. gallic. gallophobia.
Gallican [Eccl. Hist] adj. gallican. Gallophobia, Francophobia n.
gallophobia (-ìa).
Gallican [Eccl. Hist] n. gallicano.
Gallo-Roman adj. galloroman.
Gallicanism [Eccl. Hist] n. gallicanismo.
gallows n. furca.
Gallicism n. francesismo.
galop [Dancing] n. galopo.
gallinaceous [Zool] adj. gallinacee.
galore adj. abundante.
gallium [Chem] n. gallium.
galosh, overshoe n. galocha.
gallium [Chem] n. gallium (gàl-).
galosh, overshoe n. galocha (-sha).
Gallomania, Francomania n. gallomania.
galvanic (as in galvanic battery) adj.
Gallomania, Francomania n. gallomania
galvanic.
(-ìa).
galvanism n. galvanismo.
gallon n. gallon.
galvanization n. galvanisation.
gallon n. gallon A].
galvanize v. galvanisar.
galloon, braid n. galon.
galvanometer n. galvanometro (-
gallop (go at a gallop) v. galopar.
ò-).
gallop n. galopo. galvanometer n. galvanometro.
gallop v. galopar. galvanoplastic adj. galvanoplastic.
Gallophile, Francophile adj. gallophile.
galvanoplastics, galvanoplasty n.
Gallophile, Francophile n. gallophilo (- galvanoplastia.
lò-). galvanoplastics, galvanoplasty n.
Gallophile, Francophile n. gallophilo. galvanoplastia (- ìa).
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Gambia [Geog] n. Gambia. gamut n. gamma.

gambit [Chess] n. gambito. gander n. oca mascule.
gamble n. joco. gang n. gang.
gamble v. jocar. gang n. banda.
gambler n. jocator. Ganges n. Gange.
gambling n. joco. Gangetic adj. gangetic.
gambling, playing, gaming n. joco. gangliform adj. gangliforme.
gambol n. gambada. ganglioma [Pathol] n. ganglioma.
gambol v. gambadar. ganglion n. ganglion (-ànglion).
game (for fun) n. joco. ganglion n. ganglion.
game (hunted) n. chassa. ganglionary adj. ganglionar.
game (hunted) n. de chassa. ganglionitis n. ganglionitis.
game (killed in hunting) n. chassa. ganglionitis n. ganglionitis (-ìtis).
game (killed in hunting) n. chassa (sh-). gang-rape n. violation in banda.
game, match n. partita. gangrene n. gangrena.
game (match) n. partita. gangrene v. gangrenar.
game, play (as in the play of children, gangrenous adj. gangrenose.
the game of chess) n. joco. gangster n. gangster.
game (set of things needed to play a gangster n. gangster A].
game) n. joco. gang-up v. alliar se (contra).
game-keeper n. guardachassa. gang-up v. alliar se.
gamete [Biol] n. gameta. gang-way (corridor) n. passage.
gaming, gambling, playing n. joco. gang-way (structure) n. passerella.
gamma (third letter of the Greek gaol (jail) n. carcere.
alphabet) n. gamma.
gaoler (jailer) n. carcerero.
gammon, ham n. gambon.
gap n. lacuna.
gammon n. gambon.
gap n. vacuo.
gamo- (marriage) occurring in
gap (opening) n. apertura.
compounds] n. gamo-.
gap (opening) n. brecha.
gamomania [Psychol] n. gamomania (-
gape v. hiar.
ìa).
gape v. esser multo aperte.
gamomania [Psychol] n. gamomania.
gape, yawn, stand open v. hiar.
gamut (1. Mus]: 2. as in gamut of
colors, emotions) n. gamma. gaping adj. aperte.
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garage n. garage F]. garland n. guirlanda.

garage n. garage. garland n. guirlanda (gir-).
garagekeeper, garageman n. garagista garland v. guirlandar.
(-jis-). garlic n. allio.
garagekeeper, garageman n. garagista. garment n. vestimento.
garageman, garagekeeper n. garagista garment (outer) n. veste.
(-jis-).
garment, piece of clothing n.
garageman, garagekeeper n. garagista.
vestimento.
garbage n. immunditias. garnet [Mmeral] n. granaio.
garble (falsify) v. falsificar. garnetiferous adj. granatifere.
garble (text) v. mutilar. garnish n. guarnitura.
garble (text) v. alterar. garnish, trim, decorate v. guarnir.
garden n. horto. garnish v. guarnir.
garden n. jardin. garnishing, trimming, decorating
garden v. facer le jardinage. (action of) n. guarnimento.
garden v. jardinar. garniture n. garnition.
garden balsam, balsamine [Bot] n. garniture n. guarnition.
balsamina. garniture n. guarnitura.
garden party n. garden-party.
garniture, trimming n. guarnitura.
garden party n. garden-party A].
garniture, trimming n. garnition.
garden rake n. rastrello.
garrison, fort n. presidio.
garden rake n. rastro.
garrison n. garnition.
gardener n. jardinero.
garrison n. guarnition.
gardenia n. gardenia.
garrison n. garnison.
gardening (art of) n. jardinage.
garrison n. garnison F].
gardening (art of) n. jardinage (-aje).
garrison v. placiar un garnition in (un
gardening (gardener's trade or urbe).
business) n. jardineria (-ìa). garrison v. placiar un garnition in.
gardening (gardener's trade or garrote, garrotte (1. instrument used
business) n. jardineria. for garroting; 2. execution by
gardening n. jardinage. means of the garrote) n. garrote H].
gargle v. gargarisar. garrote, garrotte (1. instrument used
garland, festoon v. guirlandar. for garroting; 2. execution by
garland, festoon v. guirlandar (gir-j). means of the garrote) n. garrote.
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garrote (strangle with the garrote) v. gasp n. sufflo compulsive (de choc).
garrotar. gasp n. sufflo compulsive.
garrotte [Amer] n. garrotte. gasp, pant v. anhelar.
garrulity n. garrulitate. gasp v. anhelar.
garrulous adj. garrule. gasping, panting n. anhelation.
garter n. garrettiera. gas-producing adj. gasogene.
gas (gascous substance) n. gas. gasteropod, gastropod [Zool] n.
gas (gaseous substance) n. gas. gastropodo (- òpodo).
gas (gasoline) n. gasolina. gasteropod, gastropod [Zool] n.
gas (pass -) v. flatular. gastropodo.
gas v. asphyxiar (con gas). gastralgia [Med] n. gastralgia (-
ìa).
gas v. asphyxiar.
gastralgia [Med] n. gastralgia.
gas plant, fraxinella [Bot] n. fraxinella.
gastric adj. gastric.
gas producer n. gasogeno.
gastritis [Med] n. gastritis (- ìtis).
gas producer n. gasogeno (- ò-).
gastritis [Med] n. gastritis.
gas station n. station de gasolina.
gastroenteric adj. gastroenteric.
gas-burner n. becco de gas.
gastroenteritis [Med] n. gastroenteritis.
gas-cooker n. furno a gas.
gastroenteritis [Med] n. gastroenteritis (-
gaseous adj. gasose.
ìtis).
gas-fire n. estufa a gas.
gastronome, gastronomist n.
gash n. grande incision. gastronomo.
gash v. facer un grande incision in. gastronome, gastronomist n.
gasification n. gasification. gastronomo (-trò-).
gasiform, in a gaseous state adj. gastronomic adj. gastronomic.
gasiforme. gastronomic adj. gastronome (-
gasify (make gascous) v. gasificar. trò)
gasket n. obturator de junctura. gastronomic adj. gastronome.
gas-mantle, channel, strait, handcuff gastronomic adj. gastonomic.
n. manica. gastronomy n. gastronomia.
gasoline n. gasolina. gastronomy n. gastronomia (- ìa).
gasoline, petrol n. gasolina. gastropod, gasteropod [Zool] n.
gasometer n. gaso-metro. gastropodo (- òpodo).
gasometer n. gaso-metro (- ò-). gastropod, gasteropod [Zool] n.
gastropodo.
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gastropodous, gastropod adj. gather vt. colliger.

gastropode. gather harvest v. recolliger -lig-/-lect-].
gastropodous, gastropod adj. gather harvest v. recolliger.
gastropode (- òpode).
gather herbs v. herborisar.
gastroscope [Med] n. gastroscopio.
gather in, harvest, reap v. recoltar.
gastroscopy n. gastroscopia (-
gathering, assembling (act of) n.
ìa).
attruppamento.
gastroscopy n. gastroscopia.
gathering, crowd n. attruppamento.
gastrotomy [Surg] n. gastrotomia.
gathering n. reunion.
gastrotomy [Surg] n. gastrotomia (-
gauche adj. inhabile.
ìa).
gaudy adj. troppo colorose.
gastrula [Embryol] n. gastrula.
gauge n. indicator.
gasworks n. fabrica de gas.
gauge v. mesurar.
gate, door n. porta.
gauge v. estimar.
gate n. porta.
Gaul (inhabitant of Gaul) n. gallo.
gateau n. torta (con crema).
Gaul (the land of the Gauls) n. Gallia.
gateau n. torta.
Gaulish (language) n. gallico.
gatecrash v. entrar sin invitation.
gaunt adj. magre.
gatekeeper n. portero.
gaunt adj. emaciate.
gateway, doorway n. porta.
gauntlet n. guanto.
gateway n. porta.
gauntlet (run the -) phr. currer le
gather (1. to pick; 2. to infer) v.
guanto.
colliger.
gauntlet (throw down the -) phr. jectar
gather (1. to pick; 2. to infer) v. colliger
le guanto.
-lig-/-lect-].
gauss [Elec] n. gauss.
gather (accumulate, include) v.
accumular se. gauze n. gaza.
gather, assemble, troup v. attruppar. gay [Amer] adj. homosexual.
gather (crops, harvest) v. recoltar. gay (bright, cheerful) adj. gai.
gather (meet) vi. reunir se. gay (homosexual) adj. gay.
gather (mentally from) v. calmar se. gay (merry) adj. gai.
gather (mentally from) v. componer se. gay n. homosexual.
gather, pick v. leger. gay, sprightly adj. allegre.
gather, pick v. leger -leg-/-lect-]. gayness, sprightliness n. allegressa.
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gaze n. reguardo fixe. geminate adj. geminate (pp of geminar).

gaze v. reguardar fixemente. geminate adj. geminate.
gaze-at v. contemplar. geminate v. geminar.
gazelle n. gazella. gemination n. gemination.
gcyser n. geyser. geminative n. geminative.
gcyser n. geyser (géi-). gemini n. geminos.
gear (1. to put into gear; 2. Mech] gemma [Bot] n. gemma.
(mesh) v. ingranar. gemmate, bud v. gemmar.
gear (apparatus) n. mechanismo. gemmation, budding n. gemmation.
gear (equipment) n. equipamento. gemmed, jeweled adj. gemmate (pp of
gear (equipment) n. utensiles. gemmar).
gear, gearing n. ingranage. gemmed, jeweled adj. gemmate.
gear (of car) n. velocitate. gemmiferous adj. gemmifere.
gear (transmission) n. ingranage. gemmule [Bot] n. gemmula.
gear (transmission) n. transmission. gen- (as in genesis, genetic etc.)
gearbox n. cassa de velocitates. occurring in derivatives and
compounds] v. gen-.
gearing, gear n. ingranage.
gen- (as in genitive, progenitor etc.)
gear-lever n. levator del cambio.
occurring in derivatives and
geese (wild) n. anseres.
compounds] v. gen-.
geese [Zool] n. ocas.
genal, chin adj. genal.
gehenna [Bib] n. gehenna.
gendarme n. gendarme F].
geisha (Japanese service girl) n. geisha.
gendarme n. gendarme.
geisha n. geisha J].
gender [Gram] n. genere.
geisha n. geisha.
gender n. genere.
gelatin n. gelatina.
gene [Biol/Gen] n. gene.
gelatine n. gelatina.
gene n. gene.
gelatinous adj. gelatinose.
genea- (descent) occurring in
geld, castrate v. castrar.
compounds] n. genea-.
gelder, castrator n. castrator.
genealogical adj. genealogic.
gelding, castration n. castration.
genealogist n. genealogista.
gem, adorn with gems v. gemmar.
genealogist n. genealogo (-à-).
gem n. gemma.
genealogist n. genealogo.
gem (precious stone, pearl) n. gemma.
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genealogy (1. line of descent; 2. study generative adj. generative.

of descent]) n. genealogia (- generative adj. genitive.
ìa). generator [Mech/Elec] n. generator.
genealogy (1. line of descent; 2. study
generator n. generator.
of descent]) n. genealogia.
generic adj. generic.
genealogy n. genealogia.
generosity (1. nobleness of mind; 2.
general adj. general.
liberality) n. generositate.
general (mil) n. general.
generosity, liberality n. largessa.
general n. general.
generosity n. generositate.
general (universal) adj. general.
generous (1. noble; 2. liberal) adj.
general-election n. electiones general. generose.
generalissimo n. generalissmo (- generous adj. generose.
ìssmo). genesis (boor of -) n. libro de genesis.
generalissimo n. generalissmo.
genesis n. genese.
generality (1. generalness; 2. greatest
genesis n. bib.
part, majority; 3 . general
genesis n. genesis (gé-).
statement) n. generalitate.
genesis n. genese (gé-).
generalizable adj. generalisabile.
genesis n. genesis.
generalization (1. act of generalizing;
genesis (origin) n. genesis.
2. general inference) n.
generalisation. genetic (1. of genesis; 2. of genetics)
adj. genetic.
generalization n. generalisation.
genetic adj. genetic.
generalize v. generalisar.
genetic (-s) n. genetica.
generalizer n. generalisator.
genetics (the science of genetics) n.
generally adv. generalmente.
genetica.
general-practitioner n. medico general.
Geneva, Genevan adj. genevese.
generalship (office or tenure of a
Geneva n. Geneva.
general) n. generalato.
Genevan, Geneva adj. genevese.
generate (produce) v. generar.
Genevan n. genevese.
generate v. generar.
genial adj. cordial.
generation (1. act of generating; 2. as
genial adj. affabile.
in three generations) n. generation.
geniculate (bent abruptly at an angle)
generation, begetting n. genitura.
adj. geniculate.
generation n. generation.
geniculation n. geniculation.
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genital adj. genital. gentiledom [Ch. Hist] n. gentilitate.

genitals n. organos genital. gentilism [Ch. Hist] n. gentilismo.
genitival [Gram] adj. genitival. gentle adj. dulce.
genitive adj. genitive. gentle adj. suave.
genitive [Gram] n. genitivo. gentle adj. amabile.
genitive n. genitivo. gentle (breeze) adj. moderate.
genitive, possessive [Gram] adj. gentleman (as in a real gentleman) n.
genitive. gentilhomine.
genius (1. spirit) n. genio. gentleman (as in a real gentleman) n.
genius, inborn skill, talent n. ingenio. gentleman A].
genius (man of -) n. genio. gentleman (as in a real gentleman) n.
gentleman.
genius (tutelary) n. genio.
gentleman n. senior.
Genoa n. Genua.
gentleman n. gentilhomine.
genocide n. genocidio.
gentleness n. mansuetude.
genos [Gr. Hist] n. genos Gr].
gentleness n. suavitate.
genos [Gr. Hist] n. genos.
gentleness n. amabilitate.
genotype n. genotypo (-ò-).
genuflect v. genuflecter.
genotype n. genotypo.
genuflect v. genuflecter flect-/-flex-].
genouillère [Armor] n.
genuflection, genuflexion n.
geniculiera.
genuflexion.
genre [Art, Lit] n. genere.
genuflexion, genuflection n.
genteel adj. de bon tono, elegante.
genuflexion.
genteel adj. elegante, de bon tono.
genuine (1. purebred; 2. real,
gentian [Bot] n. gentiana. authentic) adj. genuin.
gentianaceous adj. gentianacee. genuine (of person) adj. sincer.
gentile [Ch. Hist] adj. gentil. genuine (real) adj. genuin.
gentile [Ch. Hist] n. gentil. genuine (real) adj. authentic.
gentile (heathen) adj. pagan. genuineness n. genuinitate.
gentile (heathen) n. pagano. genus n. genere.
gentile (non-jew) n. goy. geo- (earth) occurring in
gentile (non-jew) n. gentil. compounds] n. ge-.
gentile (non-jewish) adj. goy.
gentile (non-jewish) adj. gentil.
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geocentric (pertaining to or measured geology (1. science of geology; 2.

from the earth's center) adj. geological features of a given
geocentric. area) n. geologia (-ìa).
geode [Geol] n. geode. geology n. geologia.
geodesy n. geodesia (-ìa). geomancer, geomant n. geomante.
geodesy n. geodesia. geomancy n. geomantia.
geodetic adj. geodesic. geomancy n. geomantia (-ìa).
geodetic adj. geodetic. geomant, geomancer n. geomante.
geogenic adj. geogenic. geomantic adj. geomantic.
geogeny n. geogenia. geometer, geometrician n. geometra.
geogeny n. geogenia (-ìa). geometer, geometrician n. geometra (-
geognost (one versed in geognosy) n. ò-).
geognosta. geometric, geometrical adj. geometric.
geognostic adj. geognostic. geometrical adj. geometric.
geognosy n. geognosia. geometrical, geometric adj. geometric.
geognosy n. geognosia (-ìa). geometrically adv. geometricamente.
geogonic adj. geogonic. geometrician, geometer n. geometra (-
geogony n. geogonia (-ìa). ò-).
geogony n. geogonia. geometrician, geometer n. geometra.
geographer n. geographo. geometry n. geometria.
geographer n. geographo (-ò-). geometry n. geometria (-ìa).
geographic adj. geographic. geophysical adj. geophysic.
geographical adj. geographic. geophysics n. geophysica.
geographically adv. geographicamente. geopolitics n. geopolitica.
geography n. geographia (-ìa). georama v. georama.
geography n. geographia. Georgia [Geog] n. Georgia.
geological adj. geologic. Georgian (1. pertaining to George; 2.
geologically adv. geologicamente. pertaining to georgia) adj. georgian.
geologist n. geologo (-òlogo). geotropic [Biol] adj. geotropic.
geologist n. geologista. geotropism [Biol] n. geotropismo.
geologist n. geologo. geranium n. geranio.
geology (1. science of geology; 2. geriatrics n. geriatria.

geological features of a given germ (bug) n. microbio.
area) n. geologia. germ n. germine.
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germ (of disease) n. germine germicide (substance that kills

pathogenic. germs) n. germicida.
germ (reproductive element) n. germinate v. germinar.
germine. germination n. germination.
German (1. German language; 2.
germinative adj. germinative.
native of Germany) n. germano.
geront-, geronto- (old man) occurring
german adj. german.
in derivatives and compounds] n.
German adj. german. geront-.
german n. germano. gerontocracy n. gerontocratia (-
German silver, argentan n. argentano. ìa).
germanic adj. germanic. gerontocracy n. gerontocratia.
Germanic adj. germanic. gerund [Gram] n. gerundio.
Germanics n. germanistica. gerund n. gerundio.
Germanism n. germanismo. gerundive, gerundial [Gram] adj.
Germanist, Germanistic adj. gerundive.
germanistic. gerundive [Gram] n. gerundivo.
Germanist (scholar in Germanics) n. Gestapo (secret state police in Nazi
germanista. Germany) n. Gestapo G].
Germanistic, Germanist adj. Gestapo (secret state police in Nazi
germanistic. Germany) n. Gestapo.
germanium [Chem] n. germanium. gestation n. gestation.
germanium [Chem] n. germanium (- gestatory adj. gestatori.
mà-). gesticulate v. gesticular.
Germanize (make German) v.
gesticulation n. gesticulation.
germanisar.
gesticulation, use of gestures n.
german-measles n. roseola.
mimica.
Germanophile adj. germanophile.
gesticulator n. gesticulator.
Germanophile n. germanophilo (-
gesture n. gesto.
ò-).
gesture v. gesticular.
Germanophile n. germanophilo.
gesture v. exprimer se per gestos.
Germany [Geog] n. Germania.
get (- going) interj. vade via!
Germany n. Germania.
get (- it, understand) v. comprehender.
germicidal adj. germicidal.
get (a disease) v. suffrer de.
germicide n. germicida.
get (a disease) v. contraher.
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get (acquire) v. procurar. get-down (move to the beat) v. dansar

get (acquire) v. prender. al rhythmo.
get (become) vi. facer se. get-drunk v. inebriar se.
get (become) vi. devenir. get-engaged v. fidantiar se.
get (have got to) v. deber. get-for-oneself v. procurar se.
get (make) v. facer. Gethsemane n. Gethsemani (-sé-).
get (persuade) v. persuader. Gethsemane n. Gethsemani.
get (reach) v. arrivar a. get-in (a car, bus) v. montar se.
get (receive) vt. obtener. get-in (inside) v. entrar.
get (receive) vt. ganiar. get-in-bed phr/v. ir al lecto.
get a word in phr. inserer un parola. get-in-bed v. mitter se in lecto.
get along with v. intender se. get-in-the-sack-with v. compartir le

lecto con.
get away, escape v. evader -vad-/-vas-].
get-in-touch v. mitter se in contacto.
get away, escape v. evader.
get-lost v. perder se.
get-about v. displaciarse.
get-married v. maritar se.
get-across v. transversar.
get-off (down) v. descender de.
get-along (be better) v. incontrar se
get-off (satisfy oneself) v. contentar se.
melior.
get-along (make it) v. arrangiar se. get-off (satisfy oneself) v. satisfacer se.
get-along (progress) v. facer progresso. get-on (board) v. montar.
get-around v. ambular. get-on (fare) v. succeder.
getaway, escape n. evasion. get-out (leave) v. partir.
get-back (recover) v. recuperar. get-out (portion) v. reciper un portion.
get-back (return) v. retornar. get-out (portion) v. obtener.
get-behind v. vader retro. get-over v. superar.
get-behind v. ir retro. get-ready v. preparar se.
get-better v. refacer se. get-rid-of v. eliminar.
get-better v. recuperar se. get-stuck v. bloccar se.
get-better v. restablir se. get-the-better-of v. vincer.
get-by v. arrangiar se. get-the-better-of v. superar.
get-divorced v. divorciar se. get-the-boot v. esser dimittite.
get-down (descend) v. descender. get-the-sack v. esser dimittite.

get-through (by) v. penetrar.
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get-through (reach, arrive) v. acceder. gift (1. present; 2. natural ability) n.

get-through (reach, arrive) v. attinger. dono.
get-up (rise) v. levar se. gift n. dono.
get-wet v. esser molliate. gifted adj. talentose.
geyser n. geyser. gigabit n. mille megabits.
Ghana [Geog] n. Ghana. gigabit n. gigabit.
ghastly adj. horribile. gigabyte n. gigabyte.
gherkin n. cornichon. gigabyte n. mille megabytes.
gherkin n. cornichon F]. gigantic adj. gigantic.
ghetto n. ghetto. gigantic adj. gigantesc.
ghetto n. ghetto (gét-). gigantomachy n. gigantomachia (-

ìa).
Ghibelline [Ital. Hist] adj. ghibellin (gi-).
gigantomachy n. gigantomachia.
Ghibelline [Ital. Hist] adj. ghibellin.
giggle v. rider stupidemente.
ghost (holy spirit, holy -) n. spirito
gild (make of gold) v. aurar.
sancte.
ghost n. spectro. gild v. aurar.
ghost n. phantasma. gill, branchia [Zool] n. branchia.
ghost, specter n. spectro. gill (fish -s) n. branchia.
giant adj. gigante. gillyflower, clove pink n. caryophyllo (-

riò-).
giant n. gigante.
gillyflower, clove pink n. caryophyllo.
gibberish, jargon, galimatias n.
gillyflower, stock n. matthiola.
galimatias.
gibberish, jargon, galimatias n. gilt adj. aurate.
galimatias (- ìas). gilt adj. dorate.
gibbosity, gibbousness n. gibbositate. gilt n. doratura.
gibbous, hunched, humped adj. gimlet (cross handled boring tool) n.
gibbose. guimbelet.
gibbousness, gibbosity n. gibbositate. gimmick n. trucco.
Gibraltar [Geog] n. Gibraltar. gimmick n. artificio.
giddiness n. vertigine. gimmick n. stratagema.
giddiness, vertigo, dizziness n. gin (alcoholic beverage flavored with
vertigine. juniper berries) n. gin A].
giddy n. vertiginose. gin (alcoholic beverage flavored with
Gideon n. Gedeon. juniper berries) n. gin.
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gin (drink) n. gin. girdle, corset n. corset F].

gin (trap) n. trappa. girdle, corset n. corset.
ginger adj. rosse. girdle, gird v. cinger cing-/cinct-].
ginger n. gingibre. girdle, gird v. cinger.
ginger n. gingibre (jinjìbre). girdle n. cinctura.
gingerbread n. pan de gingibre. girdle v. cinger.
gingerly adv. delicatemente. girl n. puera (pùera).
ginger-up v. animar. girl n. pupa.
ginger-up v. stimular. girl n. puella.
gingival adj. gingival. girl n. puera.
gingivitis n. gingivitis. girl (young) n. pupa.
gingivitis n. gingivitis (-ìtis). Giro [Commer] n. giro.
ginseng n. ginseng. Giro [Commer] n. giro I].
ginseng n. ginseng (jìnséng). girt, girth, cinch up v. cingular.
gipsy adj. tsigan. girth, cinch up, girt v. cingular.
gipsy n. tsigano. girth, cingle, cinch (saddle) n. cingula.
giraffe n. girafa (jiràfa). git interj. vade via!
giraffe n. giraffa. git interj. vade!
giraffe n. girafa. give, donate v. donar.
girasol, girasole [Mineral] n. girasol. give (donate) vt. donar.
girasole, girasol [Mineral] n. girasol. give, present v. munerar.
gird, girdle v. cinger cing-/cinct-]. give, teach (a class, course) v. regentar.
gird, girdle v. cinger. give v. dar.
gird v. cincturar. give vi. ceder.
gird v. cinger. give vt. dar.
gird on v. cinger cing-/cinct-]. give a circumstantial or detailed
gird on v. cinger. account of v. circumstantiar.
gird up v. succinger. give a gratuity to v. gratificar.
gird up v. succinger -cing-/-cinct-]. give a kiss to, kiss v. oscular.
girded adj. cingite. give a patent to v. patentar.
girder n. trave. give a roseate tint to, rose v. rosar.
girder n. trave (de aciero). give a shower, a shower bath v. duchar
girdle, belt v. cincturar. (-sh-).
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give a shower, a shower bath v. duchar. give-away (betray) v. revelar.

give a spindle shape to, spindle (as in give-away (distribute) v. distribuer.
to spindle a column) v. affusar. give-away (distribute) v. facer dono de.
give a treelike appearance to, give-back v. restituer.
arborize v. arborisar. give-forth v. divulgar.
give an advantage to v. avantagiar (- give-in v. render se.
ajar).
give-in v. ceder.
give an advantage to v. avantagiar.
give-off v. emitter.
give attention to, attend to v. attender.
give-out (exhausted) v. restar rendite.
give attention to, attend to v. attender -
give-out (exhausted) v. esser exhauste.
tend-/- tent-].
give-out (hand out) v. repartir.
give back, return v. render.
give-out (hand out) v. distribuer.
give birth to, bear, adopt (a child, a
litter, etc) v. filiar. give-out (release news) v. proclamar.
give birth to, bear v. parer. giver n. dator.
give birth to, bear v. parer par-/part-]. give-thanks v. render gratias.
give brilliance to, cause to be brilliant give-up (abandon) v. abandonar.

v. brillantar. give-up (cease) v. desister de.
give cadence or rhythm to v. cadentiar. give-up (hand over) vt. render.
give fresh life to, recreate v. recrear. give-up (part with) v. relinquer.
give luster to, polish v. lustrar. give-up (renounce) v. renunciar.
give notice, advise v. advertir. give-up (surrender) vi. ceder.
give one goose flesh, make one's hair giving birth, bearing n. filiation.
stand on end v. horripilar. giving offence adj. scandalose.
give or administer medicine to v. giving pain, distressing adj. afflictive.
medicinar. giving the argument of, expository
give or proclaim amnesty, amnesty [Lit] adj. argumentative.
(to) v. amnestiar.
glacé (1. having lustre; 2. coated with
give refuge v. refugiar. icing) adj. glacé F].
give renown to, celebrate v. renominar. glacé (1. having lustre; 2. coated with
give the alarm to, alarm v. allertar. icing) adj. glacé.
give the breast to, suckle n. atettar. glacial (1. as in glacial phenomena; 2.
give the lie to v. dismentir. icy, ice-cold) n. glacial.
give-away (betray) v. trair. glaciate, freeze, ice v. glaciar.
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glacier n. glaciero. glandulous, adenose adj. adenose.

glacis [Fortif] n. glacis. glandulous adj. glandulose.
glacis [Fortif] n. glacis F]. glare (gesture) n. reguardo feroce.
glad adj. felice. glare (of light) n. fulgor.
glad adj. contente. glare (of light) n. lumine cecante.
gladiator n. gladiator. glare v. jectar un reguardo menaciante.
gladiatorial adj. gladiatori. glass (1. as in made of glass; 2.
gladiatorial combat n. gladiatura. drinking glass) n. vitro.
gladiola, gladiolus n. gladiolo. glass (for drinking) n. bicario.
gladiola, gladiolus n. gladiolo (- glass (for drinking) n. vitro.
ì-). glass (substance) n. vitro.
gladiolus, gladiola n. gladiolo (- glass window (stained -) n. vitriera.
ì-). glass works n. crystalleria.
gladiolus, gladiola n. gladiolo.
glass works n. crystalleria (-ìa).
gladly adv. de bon voluntate.
glasses n. berillos.
glamor, prestige n. prestigio.
glasses n. oculares.
glamorize v. render attractive.
glassmaker n. crystallero.
glamorous adj. incantator.
glassware store n. crystalleria.
glamorous adj. attractive.
glassware store n. crystalleria (-
glamour n. incantamento. ìa).
glamour n. fascino. glassy adj. vitree.
glance, look n. reguardo. glaucoma [Pathol] n. glaucoma.
glance n. reguardo. glaze (as in to glaze earthenware) v.
glance at, eye v. ocular. smaltar.
glance-at v. ocular. glaze, furnish with glass v. vitrar.
gland n. glandula. glaze, gloss, satin v. satinar.
gland n. aden. glaze v. vitrar.
gland [Physiol] n. aden. glazier n. vitrero.
gland [Physiol] n. aden Gr]. gleam v. scintillar.
glandiferous, bearing acorns adj. glean v. facer spicilegio.
glandifere. gleaning n. spicilegio.
glandiform, acorn-shaped adj. glee n. allegressa.
glandiforme. glib adj. volubile.
glandular adj. glandular.
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glide [Aeronaut] v. planar. globe-shaped, globose, spherical adj.

glide n. glissamento. globose.
glide (slide) v. glissar. globetrotter n. globe-trotter.
glide v. aeron. globetrotter n. globe-trotter A].
glide, wriggle v. serper. globoid n. globoide.
glider [Aeronaut] n. planator. globose, spherical, globe-shaped adj.

globose.
glider n. planator.
globosity, sphericity n. globositate.
glimmer n. luce debile.
globular (1. composed of globules; 2.
glimpse (catch a- of) v. intervider.
spherical) adj. globulose.
glimpse (catch a- of) v. vider pro un
globular, spherical adj. globular.
instante.
globule n. globulo.
glimpse n. breve vision.
glomerule [Bot] n. glomerulo.
glint n. reflexion.
glomerule, glomerulus [Anat] n.
glint n. scintillation.
glomerulo.
glint v. scintillar.
glomerulus, glomerule [Anat] n.
glisten v. brillar.
glomerulo.
glitter n. scintillation. gloom (darkness) n. obscuritate.
glitter, scintillate, sparkle v. scintillar. gloom (of mind) n. tristessa.
glitter, shine v. relucer. gloom (of mind) n. depression.
glitter v. relucer. gloomy adj. triste.
gloat v. contemplar con satisfaction. gloomy adj. lugubre.
global adj. global. Gloria (as in the Gloria Patri) R.C.Ch] n.
global, world-wide adj. global. gloria.
globally adv. globalmente. glorification n. glorification.
globe (1. sphere, ball; 2. earth; 3. glorifier n. glorificator.
celestial or terrestial globe; 4. glorify v. glorificar.
globe of a lamp) n. globo. glorious adj. gloriose.
globe, ball n. bolla. glory (1. praise, fame, splendor; 2.
globe (map) n. globo. Relig. Art] (as in Christ in glory) n.
globe (map) n. globo (terrestre). gloria.
globe (sphere) n. globo. glory n. gloria.
globe (sphere) n. sphera. gloss (explain by glosses) v. glossar.
gloss (explain) v. interpretar.
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gloss (explanation, rendering) n. glower v. jectar un reguardo menaciante.

glossa. glowworm n. lampyride (-pì-).
gloss (glaze) v. satinar. glowworm n. lampyride.
gloss, luster n. politura. gluc- (sweet) occurring in
gloss (note) n. glossa. derivatives] adj. gluc-.
gloss, satin, glaze v. satinar. glucate [Chem] n. glucato.
gloss (sheen) n. lustro. glucic [Chem] adj. glucic.
gloss (sheen) n. politura. glucina [Chcm] n. glucina.
glossary n. glossario. glucinum [Chem] n. glucinum.
glossator, writer of glosses n. glossator. glucinum [Chem] n. glucinum (-
glossing, lustering (act of) n. lustrage. ìn-).
glossing, lustering (act of) n. lustrage (- glucose, glycose [Chem] n. glucosa.
aje). glucose n. glucosa.
glossitis [Pathol] n. glossitis (- glucoside n. glucosido.
ìtis). glue n. colla.
glossitis [Pathol] n. glossitis.
glue n. glutine.
glossotomy, excision of the tongue
glue, paste n. colla.
[Med] n. glossotomia.
glue, paste v. collar.
glossotomy, excision of the tongue
glue v. collar.
[Med] n. glossotomia (-ìa).
glue v. glutinar.
glossy adj. lustrose.
glue one's eyes to, fix one's eyes
glottal, glottic adj. glottic.
upon v. adocular.
glottic, glottal adj. glottic.
glue together, conglutinate v.
glottis [Anat/Zool] n. glotta.
conglutinar.
glove n. guanto. gluey, sticky adj. collose.
glove v. guantar. glum adj. melancholic.
glove shop n. guanteria. glum adj. triste.
glove shop n. guanteria (-ìa). glumaceous adj. glumacee.
glovemaker, glover n. guantero. glume, husk [Bot] n. gluma.
glover, glovemaker n. guantero. glumose, glumous adj. glumose.
glow n. brillantia. glumous, glumose adj. glumose.
glow v. incandescer. glut n. superabundantia.
glow v. caler. gluten n. glutine.
glow or gleam red v. rutilar.
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glutinous, sticky adj. glutinose. glycogenous, glycogenic [Biochem] adj.

glutinousness, stickiness n. glycogene.
glutinositate. glycol [Chcm] n. glycol.
glutton (1. gormandizer; 2. Zool] glycose, glucose [Chem] n. glucosa.
(wolverine) n. glutton. glycy-, glyc-, glyco- (sweet) occurring
glutton n. glutton. in derivatives and compounds] adj.
gluttonize, gormandize v. gluttonisar. glycy-.
gluttonous adj. glutte. glycyrrhiza, licorice (1. Bot]; 2.
Pharm]) n. liquiritia.
gluttony n. gluttonia.
glycyrrhiza, licorice n. glycyrrhiza.
gluttony n. gluttonia (-ìa).
glycyrrhizin n. glycyrrhizina.
glyccrite [Chem] n. glycerito.
glyph- (carving) occurring in
glyceral [Chem] n. glyceral.
glycerate [Chem] n. glycerato.
glyph-.
glyceric [Chem] adj. glyceric.
gnarled adj. nodose.
glyceride [Chem] n. glycerido.
gnarled, knotty adj. nodose.
glycerin [Chem] n. glycerina.
gnash v. facer strider (le dentes).
glycerine n. glycerina.
gnash v. facer strider.
glycerol [Chem] n. glycerol.
gnat n. culice.
glycerophosphate [Chcm] n.
gnat n. culice (cù-).
glycerophosphato.
gnat n. mosquito.
glycerophosphoric [Chem] adj.
gnatlike, gnat-shaped, mosquito-like
glycerophosphoric.
adj. culiciforme.
glyceryl [Chem] n. glyceryl.
gnat-shaped, mosquito-like, gnatlike
glycic [Chem] adj. glycic.
adj. culiciforme.
glycide [Chem] n. glycido.
gnaw v. roder.
glycidic [Chem] adj. glycidic.
gnaw v. roder rod-/ros-].
glycin [Chem] n. glycina.
gneiss n. gneis G].
glycocoll [Chem] n. glycocolla.
gneiss n. gneis.
glycogen [Biochem] n. glycogeno.
gnome, aphorism n. gnoma.
glycogen [Biochem] n. glycogeno (-
gnome (aphorism) n. gnoma.
ò-).
gnome (goblin) n. gnomo.
glycogenic, glycogenous [Biochem] adj.
gnomic, aphoristic adj. gnomic.
glycogenic.
gnomologic adj. gnomologic.
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gnomologist n. gnomologista. go beyond v. ultrapassar.

gnomology n. gnomologia. go deeply into, fathom, investigate v.
gnomology n. gnomologia (-ìa). approfundar.
gnomon (1. index rod on sundial; 2. go deeply into v. profundar.
Geom]) n. gnomone. go forward, progress v. progreder -
gnomonic adj. gnomonic. gred-/-gress-].
go forward, progress v. progreder.
gnomonics (the art of constructing
sundials) n. gnomonica. go into liquidation, to be liquidated v.
liquidar.
gnosis [Metaph] n. gnosis.
go mad, develop rabies v. rabiar.
Gnostic adj. gnostic.
go on a pilgrimage v. pelegrinar.
gnostic adj. gnostic.
go on foot phr. ir a pede.
Gnostic n. gnostico.
go on vehicle (ride) phr. montar.
Gnosticism n. gnosticismo.
go or come out v. sortir.
gnu n. gnu.
go or come out v. exir.
go (become) v. devenir.
go or come out again v. resortir.
go (depart) v. partir.
go or move back, backward, down v.
go (move) v. ir.
regreder.
go (move) v. vader.
go or move back, backward, down v.
go, pass v. mear. regreder -gred-/- gress-].
go (turn) n. tentativa. go or move back, backward, down v.
go (turn) n. torno. regressar.
go v. ir. go round, encompass v. circumferer.
go v. vader vad-/-vas-]. go round, surround (something) v.
go v. vader. ambir.
go round after, solicit v. ambir.
go (vim) n. vigor.
go through, examine, check
go v/interj. vade!
(documents, books) v. compulsar.
go, walk round, to circuit v. circuir (-
go through, go across v. transir.
ìr).
go, walk round, to circuit v. circuir. go to bed v. ir al lecto.
go (work) v. functionar. go-about v. occupar se de.
go across, go through v. transir. go-about v. facer progressos.
go and come, pass to and fro v. go-about v. avantiar.

commear. goad n. stimulo.
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goad v. stimular. godfather (spiritual kinsman by the

goading (action of) n. stimulation. sacrament of baptism) n. compatre.
go-ahead n. permission. god-forsaken adj. triste.
goal (aim) n. scopo. god-forsaken adj. deserte.
goal (sport) n. goal. godless adj. athee.
goal goal-keeper ¬A Sports] n. goal A]. godly adj. pie.
goal goal-keeper ¬A Sports] n. goal. godly adj. devote.
goal-keeper n. goal-keeper. godly (godlike, divine) adj. divin.
goalpost n. palo. godmother n. matrina.
goat [Fem] n. capra. godmother (spiritual kinswoman by
goat (male, billy) n. capro. the sacrament of baptism) n.
commatre.
goat n. capra.
go-down (descend) v. descender.
goatherd n. caprero.
go-down (founder) v. affundar se.
goat-like, caprine adj. caprin.
godparent (female) n. matrina.
go-away (leave) interj. vade!
godparent (male) n. patrino.
go-away (leave) interj. vade via!
godsend n. fortuna inexpectate.
go-away v. partir.
godson n. filiolo.
go-back (date from) v. remontar a.
goggles n. berillos protective.
go-back v. retornar.
go-in v. entrar.
gobble v. devorar.
going (departure) n. partita.
goblet, beaker, tumbler n. bicario.
going (sport) n. stato del pista.
goblet, cup n. cuppa.
going round, circuition n. circuition.
goblet n. calice.
go-into v. entrar.
goblin n. spirito maligne.
gold (golden) adj. de auro.
goblin n. gnomo.
gold n. auro.
god n. bib.
gold (ore) n. auro.
god n. deo.
gold filling (making of a) Dent] n.
god-child n. filiolo.
aurification.
godchild n. filiolo.
gold-bearing, auriferous adj. aurifere.
goddaughter n. filiola.
golden adj. auree.
goddess n. dea.
golden (in colour) adj. aurate.
god-father n. patrino.
golden (in colour) adj. auree.
godfather n. patrino.
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golden (made of gold) adj. de auro. -gony (generation, origin) occurring in

golden red, rutilant adj. rutile. compounds] n. -gonia (-ìa).
golden yellow adj. flave. -gony (generation, origin) occurring in
goldfish n. pisce aurate. compounds] n. -gonia.
goldmine n. mina de auro. good adj. bon.
goldsmith n. aurifice. good (as in the good and the

beautiful) n. bono.
goldsmith n. aurifice (-rì-).
good (for -) adv. pro sempre.
golf (- club) n. club de golf.
good (it is no -) phr. es inutile.
golf n. golf.
good (that which is good) n. ben.
golf n. golf A].
good fellow, good-natured man n.
golf (stick) n. massa de golf.
bonhomo.
golfball n. balla de golf.
good fortune, prosperity n. felicitate.
golfcourse n. percurso de golf.
good nature, good-heartedness n.
golfer n. jocator de golf.
bonhomia.
Gomorrah, Gomorrha n. Gomorrha. good nature, good-heartedness n.
gondola n. gondola. bonhomia (- ìa).
gondola n. gondola (gòn-) I]. good will, benevolence n. benevolentia.
gondolier n. gondolero. good will, favor n. favor.
gong n. gong. good wishes, congratulation n.
Gongorism, cultism n. cultismo. gratulation.
gonio-, gon- (angle) occurring in good-afternoon phr. Greet].
derivatives and compounds] n. good-bye (goodby) phr. adeo.
goni-. good-bye phr. Greet].
goniometer n. goniometro (- ò-). good-bye (see you later) phr. a revider
goniometer n. goniometro. nos.
goniometric adj. goniometric. good-day phr. bon die.
goniometry n. goniometria. good-evening phr. bon vespere.
goniometry n. goniometria (-ìa). good-for-nothing adj. inutile.
gono-, gon- (generation, offspring, good-friday n. venerdi sancte.
semen) occurring in compounds] n. good-heartedness, good nature n.
gono-. bonhomia (- ìa).
gonorrhea [Pathol] n. gonorrhea. good-heartedness, good nature n.
gonorrhea [Pathol] n. gonorrhea (-éa). bonhomia.
good-humoured adj. de bon humor.
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good-intentions n. bon intentiones. gooseberry n. grossula.

good-job interj. bon travalio. go-out (fire) v. extinguer se.
good-job interj. ben facite. go-out (leave) v. exir.
good-looking adj. belle. go-out (leave) v. sortir.
good-looking adj. de belle aspecto. gopher, spermophile n. spermophilo.
good-morning phr. Greet]. gopher, spermophile n. spermophilo (-
good-natured adj. affabile. mò-).
good-natured adj. de tono amical. gore n. sanguine.
good-natured man, good fellow n. gore v. cornar.

bonhomo. gorge n. ravina.
goodness n. bonitate. gorge n. gorga.
good-night phr. bon nocte. gorge, throat, gullet n. gorga.
goods n. mercantias. gorge v. plenar (se) con nutrimento.
goods n. merce. gorge v. plenar con nutrimento.
goods-train n. traino de mercantias. gorgeous adj. magnific.
goods-train n. traino de merces. gorgeous adj. splendide.
good-tempered adj. de bon humor. gorilla n. gorilla.
good-will n. bon voler. gormandize, gluttonize v. gluttonisar.
go-off (depart) v. partir. gory adj. sanguinose.
go-off (explode) v. exploder. gospel n. evangelio.
go-off (tantrum) v. exploder de ira. gossip (gossiping woman) n.
go-on v. continuar. commatre.
go-on v. proceder. gossip (ing) n. commatrage.
goose (as in goose liver) adj. anserin. gossip (ing) n. commatrage (-aje).
goose n. oca. gossip (person) n. commatre.
goose n. ansere (àn-). gossip (talk) n. commatrage.
goose n. ansere. gossip v. commatrar.
goose (wild) n. ansere. Goth n. gotho.
goose [Zool] n. oca. Gothic (1. Gothic language; 2.

Arch/Art]; 3. Typog] (black letter)
goose flesh, horripilation n.
n. gothico.
horripilation.
Gothic (1. pertaining to the Goths; 2.
gooseberry, grossular adj. grossular.
Arch/Art]; 3. Typog] (blackletter)
goose-berry n. grossula.
adj. gothic.
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gothic adj. gothic. governmental adj. governamental.

go-to-hell (insult) phr. mori te! governor n. governator.
go-to-hell (insult) phr. vade te al go-without (make do and -) v.
inferno! arrangiar se con e contentarse sin.
gouge n. gubia. go-without vt. contentar se sin.
gouge v. cavar. gown (academic) n. toga.
gouge v. cavar (con le gubia). gown, habit n. cotta.
goulash n. gulash. gown, robe (of office) n. toga.
goulash n. gulash (gù-). gown (woman's) n. roba.
go-up v. montar. grab v. sasir.
gourmand, epicure n. gourmand. Gracchus [Rom. Hist] n. Graccho.
gourmand, epicure n. gourmand F]. grace (1. gracefulness; 2.
gourmet, connoisseur (in food and graciousness; 3. mercy, clemency)
drink) n. gourmet F]. n. gratia.
gourmet, connoisseur (in food and grace, mercy, clemency n. mercede.

drink) n. gourmet. grace n. gratia.
gourmet n. gastronomo. grace v. gratiar.
gourmet n. gourmet. grace (your -) n. vostre excellentia.
gouty adj. guttose. graceful adj. gratiose.
govermental adj. governamental. gracious adj. gratiose.
govern (1. to direct, control; 2. graciousness n. gratiositate.
Gram]) v. reger reg-/rect-;-rig-/-rect-]. -grad (town, city) occurring in
govern (1. to direct, control; 2. compounds] n. -grad.
Gram]) v. reger. -grad (town, city) occurring in
govern (rule, direct, control) v. compounds] n. -grad R].
governar. gradation (gradual change) n.
govern, rule over v. imperar. gradation.
govern v. governar. grade, grade off (color) Art] v.
governable adj. governabile. degradar.
grade, mark [School] n. nota.
governess n. governante.
grade (mark) n. nota.
government (1. rule, direction,
control; 2. body of persons grade n. grado.
governing a State) n. governamento. grade v. graduar.
government n. governamento. grade v. classificar.
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grade off, grade (color) Art] v. graduation, shading off (of colors) n.
degradar. degradation.
grader, graduator n. graduator. graduator, grader n. graduator.
gradient adj. gradiente. Graeco-Roman, Greco-Roman adj.
gradient [Meteorol/ Physiol] n. grecoroman.
gradiente. graffiti n. graffiti.
gradual adj. gradual. graft [Hort] v. inocular.
gradually adv. gradualmente. graft [Hort] v. graffar.
gradually, by degrees, little by little, a graft n. inoculation.
little at a time adv. paulatim (- graft (shoot used in grafting) Hort] n.
là-). graffo.
gradually, by degrees, little by little, a graft v. inocular.
little at a time adv. paulatim. graft v. insertar.
gradualness n. gradualitate. grafter [Hort] n. graffator.
graduate (1. one who has received an grafting [Hort] n. inoculation.
academic or professional degree;
Grail n. gral.
2. graduated measuring cup,
grain (1. as in a grain of sand; 2.
tube) n. graduato.
Meas]) n. grano.
graduate (1. to mark with degrees for
grain, corn (1. seed of cereal grasses;
measuring; 2. to grade, arrange in
2. as in grain market, corn
gradations; 3. to confer an
exchange) n. grano.
academic or professional degree
grain (crop) n. cereales.
upon) v. graduar.
grain (of sand, seed) n. grano.
graduate adj. graduate (pp of graduar).
grain, vein v. venar.
graduate adj. graduate.
grainy, granular adj. granose.
graduate n. graduato.
gram (-amme) n. gramma.
graduate v. graduar se.
gram n. gramma.
graduation (1. gradation, arrangement
in degrees or gradations; 2. -gram [occurring in derivatives and
division into degrees; 3. action of compounds] n. -gramma.
conferring or receiving an -gram [occurring in derivatives and
academic or professional degree) compounds] n. -gramma -ma/-mat-].
n. graduation. grammar n. grammatica.
graduation n. graduation. grammarian n. grammatico.
grammatical adj. grammatic.
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grammatical adj. grammatical. grandmother n. ava.

grammatically adv. grammaticamente. grandmother n. granmatre.
gramme n. gramma. grand-parent [Fem] n. granmatre.
gramophone n. grammophono (- grand-parent [Masc] n. granpatre.
ò-). grand-parents n. granpatres.
gramophone n. grammophono. grand-piano (grand -) n. piano de
granary n. granario. cauda.
grand adj. magnific. grand-piano n. piano de cauda.
grand adj. imponente. grandson, grandchild n. nepote.
grand adj. grandiose. grand-son n. granfilio.
grand, imposing adj. grandiose. grandson n. granfilio.
grand, stately adj. pompose. grand-stand n. tribuna.
grand-child [Fem] n. granfilia. grand-stand n. tribuna (de honor).
grandchild, grandson n. nepote. grandstand n. tribuna.
grand-child [Masc] n. granfilio. graniform adj. graniforme.
grandchild n. nepto. granite n. granito.
grand-children n. granfilios. granitic adj. granitic.
grand-daughter n. granfilia. granitoid, granitoidal adj. granitoide.
granddaughter n. nepta. granivore n. granivoro.
granddaughter n. granfilia. granivore n. granivoro (-ì-).
grandee Grande Britannia npr Great granivorous adj. granivore.
britain n. grande. grant (academic) n. bursa.
grandeur n. magnificentia. grant (academic) n. stipendio.
grandeur n. grandiositate. grant, accord v. accordar.
grand-father n. granpatre. grant, concede v. impartir.
grandfather n. granpatre. grant, concede v. conceder -ced-/-cess-].
grandfather n. avo. grant, concede v. conceder.
grandiloquence n. grandiloquentia. grant, concession n. concession.
grandiloquent adj. grandiloquente. grant (land) n. concession.
grandiose adj. grandiose. grant (money) n. subvention.
grandisonous, grandisonant adj. grant (take for -ed) v. presupponer.
grandisone. grant v. accordar.
grand-mother n. granmatre.
grant v. conceder.
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grant a diploma to v. diplomar. -graph (1. as in epigraph; 2. as in

grant a privilege, privilege v. privilegiar. seismograph) occurring in
grant letters patent to (someone) v. compounds] n. -grapho.
brevetar. graph n. graphico.
grantable adj. accordabile. graphic (1. pertaining to writing,
granular, grainy adj. granose. drawing; 2. pertaining to graphs)
granular, granuliform adj. granuliforme. adj. graphic.
graphic adj. graphic.
granular, granulose adj. granulose.
graphic arts n. graphica.
granular granular adj. granular.
graphite, black lead n. plumbagine.
granulater, granulator n. granulator.
graphite n. graphite.
granulation n. granulation.
graphitic adj. graphitic.
granulator, granulater n. granulator.
graphological adj. graphologic.
granule n. granulo.
graphologist n. graphologo.
granuliferous adj. granulifere.
graphologist n. graphologo (-
granuliform, granular adj. granuliforme.
phò-).
granulite [Mineral] n. granulite.
graphology (study of handwriting) n.
granulose, granular adj. granulose.
graphologia (- ìa).
grape n. uva. graphology (study of handwriting) n.
grape mildew, mildew (vine) n. mildew graphologia.
A]. grapple v. luctar.
grape mildew, mildew (vine) n. mildew. grasp (a tool, weapon) v. impugnar.
grapefruit (1. fruit of the grapefruit grasp, hold (action of seizing, taking
tree; 2. grapefruit tree) n. hold of, etc) n. prisa.
pompelmus (-mùs).
grasp (mentally) v. apprender.
grapefruit (1. fruit of the grapefruit
grasp n. prisa.
tree; 2. grapefruit tree) n.
pompelmus. grasp, seize, clutch v. impugnar.
grape-fruit n. pompelmus. grasp, seize v. caper cap-/capt-;-cip-/-

cept-].
grapes, bunch of grapes n. uva.
grasp, seize v. caper.
grape-vine n. bot.
grasp (take hold) v. sasir.
grape-vine n. Fig].
grasp (take hold) v. caper.
grapevine, vine n. vite.
grasping, mercenary adj. mercantil.
grass n. herba.
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grasshopper (member of the family gratuity n. pourboire.

Acridiidae exclusive of locusts) gravamen, grievance n. gravamine.
Entom] n. locusta. grave (1. solemn, important; 2. low-
grass-hopper n. saltator. pitched, deep) adj. grave.
grasshopper n. saltator. grave, pit, cavity n. fossa.
grassy, herbose adj. herbose. grave (serious) adj. grave.
grate (1. grating; 2. frame of iron bars grave, tomb n. tumba.
holding a fire) n. grillia. grave (tomb) n. tumba.
grate (as in to grate cheese) v. raspar. grave (tomb) n. fossa.
grate n. grillia. grave (tomb) n. sepultura.
grate v. grattar. grave (tomb) n. sepulcro.
grateful adj. grate. gravelliness, sandiness n. arenositate.
grateful, thankful adj. grate. gravelly, sandy adj. arenose.
grater, rasp, scraper n. raspator. graven, carved, sculptured adj. sculpte.
gratification n. gratification. grave-stone n. lapide sepulcral.
gratify (a whim) v. satisfacer. graveyard, cemetery n. cemeterio.
gratify (content) v. contentar. grave-yard n. cemeterio.
gratify (content) v. gratificar. gravid (pregnant) adj. gravide.
gratify v. gratificar. gravidity, pregnancy n. graviditate.
grating, lattice work n. grilliage (-aje). gravidity (pregnancy) n. graviditate.
grating, lattice work n. grilliage. gravitate [Phys] v. gravitar.
grating, railings, lattice enclosure n. gravitate v. gravitar.
cancello.
gravitation n. gravitation.
gratis, free (of charge) adv. gratis.
gravitation [Phys] n. gravitation.
gratis, free (of charge) adv. gratis
gravity (1. Phys]; 2. seriousness,
(qrà-) L].
importance; 3. lowness of pitch) n.
gratis (free of charge) adv. gratis.
gravitate.
gratitude n. gratitude.
gravity n. gravitate.
gratuitous (1. gratis, free; 2. uncalled
gravure (art engraving) n. gravure.
for, unwarranted) adj. gratuite (-
gravure (art engraving) n. gravura.
ù-).
gravure, engraving (1. art of
gratuitous (1. gratis, free; 2. uncalled
engraving; 2. print made from an
for, unwarranted) adj. gratuite.
engraved plate) n. gravure F].
gratuity n. gratification.
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gravure, engraving (1. art of great, eminent adj. magne.

engraving; 2. print made from an great (eminent) adj. magne.
engraved plate) n. gravure. great (eminent) adj. celebre.
gravy n. succo de carne. great expense n. dispendio.
gravy n. sauce. great value, preciousness n.
gravy, sauce n. sauce. preciositate.
gravy, sauce n. sauce F]. great-aunt n. granamita.
gray (grey) n. gris. great-aunt n. granamita (-nà-).
graze, brush (against) v. rader. Great-Britain [Geog] n. Grande
graze, brush (against) v. rader rad-/ras- Britannia.
]. greatcoat, overcoat n. paletot.
graze, excoriate, bark v. excoriar. greatcoat, overcoat n. paletot F].
graze (of cattle) v. pasturar. greatest, highest, maximal adj. maxime.
graze, pasture (1. to take or drive to greatest, highest, maximal adj. maxime
pasture; 2. to browse) v. pascer. (màx-).
graze, pasture (1. to take or drive to great-grandfather n. granpatre secunde.
pasture; 2. to browse) v. pascer great-grandfather n. bisavo.
pasc-/past-]. great-grandmother n. bisava.
graze, pasture (browse) v. pasturar. great-grandmother n. granmatre
graze (touch) v. rader. secunde.
graze (wound) v. excoriar. greatly adv. multo.
grease, fat n. grassia. great-nephew n. grannepto.
grease n. grassia. greatness (1. size; 2. grandeur) n.
grease, oil v. olear. grandor.
grease v. grassiar. greatness n. grandor.
grease v. ingrassar. great-niece n. grannepta.
grease-proof adj. impermeabile al great-uncle n. granoncle.

grassia. Grecian, Greek adj. grec.
greasy adj. grasse. Grecism, Hellenism (1. Grecian quality;
greasy, oily adj. oleose. 2. Greek idiom) n. grecismo.
great (1. big, large; 2. as in great man, Grecize, Hellenize v. grecisar.
great lord) adj. grande. Greck (1. Greek language; 2.
great (a - deal) adj. multo. inhabitant of Greece) n. greco.
great (big) adj. grande.
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Greco-Roman, Graeco-Roman adj. Greenlandic groenlandese, Greenland

grecoroman. adj. groenlandese.
Greece [Geog] n. Grecia. greens [Bot] n. verduras.
Greece n. Grecia. greens (green vegetables) n. verdura.
greed, greediness, avidity n. aviditate. greens (political party) n. le Verdes.
greed n. avaritia. greet v. salutar.
greediness, avidity, greed n. aviditate. greeter, saluter n. salutator.
greedy adj. avar. greeting (salutation) n. salute.
greedy adj. avide. greeting, salute n. salute.
greedy, avid adj. avide (à-). gregarious adj. gregari.
greedy, avid adj. avide. gregarious (tending to flock or herd
greek adj. grec. together) adj. gregari.
greek adj. hellenic. gremial [Eccl] n. gremial.
Greek, Grecian adj. grec. Grenada [Geog] n. Grenada.
greek n. greco. grenade n. granata.
Greek fret, key pattern, meander grenade, shell [Mil] n. granata.
[Art] n. greca. grenadier [Mil] n. grenadier F].
green adj. verde. grenadier [Mil] n. granatero.
green n. verde. grenadier [Mil] n. grenadier.
green (the color) n. verde. grenadine (sirup of pomegranates) n.
green, unripe adj. crude. grenadina.
green-belt phr. zona verde. grey (gray) n. gris.
greenery n. verdura. grey-hound n. leporario.
greengrocer, fruiterer n. fructero. greyhound n. leporario.
green-grocer n. verdurero. grid [Elec] n. grillia.
green-grocer n. fructero. grid n. grillia.
green-grocery n. fructos e verdura. gridiron, grill n. grillia.
green-house n. conservatorio. grief n. dolor.
Green-land [Geog] n. Grenlandia. grief, sorrow n. dolo.
Greenland, Greenlandic groenlandese grievance, gravamen n. gravamine.

adj. groenlandese. grievance n. gravamine.
Greenland n. Groenlandia. grieve vi. affliger se.
green-lander n. groenlandese. grieve vt. penar.
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grieve vt. affliger. grind n. labor monotone.

grievous adj. grave. grind vi. functionar ruitosemente.
grievous adj. dolorose. grind vt. moler.
griffin [Gr. Mythol] n. grypho. grindstone n. mola.
griffon vulture n. grypho. grip (bag) n. sacco de viage.
grill, gridiron n. grillia. grip (handle) n. impugnatura.
grill n. grillia. grip (handle) n. manico.
grill, roast, broil [Cookery] v. rostir. grip (hold) n. prisa.
grill v. rostir. grip (of tyres) n. adherentia.
grill v. grilliar. grip v. impugnar.
grille n. grillia. grip v. sasir.
grilled food n. grilliada. grip v. stringer.
grilling (action of) n. grilliada. gripe (affect with colic pains) v. dar
grilling, roasting, broiling [Cookery] n. colica a.
rostimento. gripe (complain) v. querelar.
grillroom, rotisserie n. rotisserie. grippe [Pathol] n. grippe F].
grillroom, rotisserie n. rotisserie F]. grippe [Pathol] n. grippe.
grim adj. sinistre. grisaille n. grisalia.
grim adj. sever. grisette (French girl of the working
grim adj. menaciante. class) n. grisette.
grim adj. cruel. grisette (French girl of the working
grimace, make wry faces v. grimassar. class) n. grisette F].
grimace n. grimasse. gristle n. cartilagine.
grimace v. grimassar. grit (an icy road) v. sablar.
grimace v. facer grimasses. grit (fig) n. fortia de chararcter.
grimace, wry face n. grimasse. grit (stony sand) n. arena.
grimace, wry face n. grimasse F]. grit (the teeth) v. interfricar.
grime n. immunditia. gritty adj. arenose.
grimy adj. immunde. grizzly adj. urso gris.
grin n. surriso. grizzly adj. grizzly.
grin v. surrider. grizzly (bear) n. grizzly.
grin v. surrider (monstrante le dentes). grizzly (bear) n. grizzly A].
grind (as in to grind coffee) v. moler. groan n. gemito.

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groan v. gemer. gross [Commer] adj. brute.

groan, whine n. gemito (gé-). gross (total) adj. brute.
groan, whine n. gemito. gross (unit consisting of twelve
groaning, sighing n. gemimento. dozen) n. grossa.
grocer n. speciero. grossular, gooseberry adj. grossular.
groceries (collectively) n. specieria. grotesque adj. grottesc.
groceries (collectively) n. specieria (- grotesque n. grottesco.
ìa). grotto n. grotta.
grocer's-shop n. specieria. grouch n. persona irritate.
grocery n. specieria. grouchy adj. irritate.
grocery (store) n. specieria (-ìa). ground (background) n. fundo.
grocery (store) n. specieria. ground (basis) n. fundamento.
grog n. grog. ground (land) n. terra.
grog n. grog A]. ground (plot of) n. terreno.
groin n. inguine. ground (plot, terrain) n. terreno.
groom (bridegroom) n. sponso. ground, reason n. occasion.
groom (for horses) n. groom. ground (soil, floor) n. solo.
groom (manservant) n. groom A]. ground v. arenar.
groom (manservant) n. groom. ground v. arenar (se).
groom n. staffero. ground-floor n. plano terren.
groom v. curar. grounding, stranding n. arenamento.
groove, channel, flute v. cannellar. groundless adj. sin fundamento.
groove, channel n. cannellatura. grounds n. sedimento.
groove (channel) n. cannellatura. ground-sheet n. tela impermeabile.
groove (record) n. sulco. grounds-man n. guardiano del terreno.
groove v. cannellar. ground-work n. fundamento.
grooved, fluted adj. cannellate. group n. gruppamento.
grooved, fluted adj. cannellate (ppr of group n. gruppo.
cannellar). group n. aggruppamento.
grope v. cercar tastante.
group v. gruppar.
gross (12 dozen) n. grossa.
group v. aggruppar.
gross (bulk) n. grosso.
group or set of three n. terno.
gross (coarse) adj. grossier.
group together, mass v. massar.
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grouping (act of) n. gruppamento. grow to seed, seed v. granar.

grouping (act of) n. aggruppamento. grow up, to become adolescent v.
grouse (bird) n. tetrao. adolescer.
grouse n. plancto. growing, increasing adj. crescente.
grouse n. querela. growing, increasing adj. crescente (ppr

of crescer).
grouse v. planger se.
growl n. grunnimento.
grouse v. querelar.
growl v. grunnir.
grove n. arboreto.
grown-up, adult adj. adulte.
grove n. boschetto.
growth (action of growing) n.
grove of plane trees n. plataneto.
crescentia.
grovel v. humiliar se.
growth (increase) n. crescimento.
grow (become larger) v. crescer.
growth [Med] excrescentia n.
grow (become larger) v. crescer cresc- crescimento.
/cret-]. grow-up v. devenir adulte.
grow (become larger) vi. crescer.
grub n. larva.
grow (become) vi. devenir.
grubby adj. immunde.
grow (of plants, animals) v. vegetar.
grudge (bear a -) v. haber resentimento.
grow vt. cultivar.
grudge (motivo de) n. rancor.
grow a beard v. barbar.
grudge v. dar in spirito rancorose.
grow again v. recrescer.
gruelling adj. penose.
grow dark (as in it is growing dark,
gruelling adj. exhauriente.
evening is coming) v. annoctar.
gruelling n. proba exhauriente.
grow into a tree, arboresce [Bot] v.
gruesome adj. horribile.
arborescer.
gruesome adj. macabre.
grow inveterate v. inveterar.
gruesome, macabre adj. macabre.
grow mute, grow silent v. mutescer.
gruff adj. aspere.
grow old v. inveterar.
gruff adj. de mal humor.
grow out or forth v. excrescer.
gruffness n. tono aspere.
grow pale, pale v. palidir.
grumble n. murmure.
grow red, redden v. rubescer.
grumble v. murmurar.
grow red, redden v. erubescer.
grumble, whisper, mutter, mumble v.
grow red, redden v. ruber.
susurrar.
grow silent, grow mute v. mutescer.
grumpy adj. irritabile.
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grumpy adj. brusc. guard, sentry, watch n. faction.

grunt, grunting (action of) n. guard v. guardar.
grunnimento. guard, watchman n. vigilator.
grunt n. grunnimento. guard (watchman) n. guarda.
grunt v. grunnir. guarded adj. circumspecte.
grunter (one who or that which guardian adj. guardian.
grunts) n. grunnitor.
guardian, custodian n. custode.
grunting, grunt (action of) n.
guardian, guard n. guardiano.
grunnimento.
guardian, guard n. guardator.
Guadeloupe [Geog] n. Guadelupe.
guardian n. guardiano.
Guam [Geog] n. Guam.
guardian (of a minor) Law] n. curator.
guano n. guano.
guardian (of minor) n. tutor.
guarantee (1. to guarantee the quality
guardian, tutor [Law] n. tutor.
of; 2. to warrant) v. garantir.
guardian, tutoress [Law] n. tutrice.
guarantee, guarantor n. garante.
guardian-angel n. angelo guardian.
guarantee, guaranty, warranty n.
garantia. guardian-angel n. angelo tutelar.
guarantee, guaranty, warranty n. guardianship [Law] n. curatela.
garantia (- ìa). guardianship, tutelage [Law] n. tutela.
guarantee n. garantia. guardianship, tutorship [Law] n. tutoria
guarantee v. garantir. (- ìa).
guarantor, guarantee n. garante. guardianship, tutorship [Law] n.
guarantor n. garante. tutoria.
guard's-van n. furgon.
guaranty, warranty, guarantee n.
garantia (- ìa). guard's-van n. furgon (de bagage).
guaranty, warranty, guarantee n. guarter (1. to cut into quarters; 2. to
garantia. assign living quarters to) v.
guard (1. action of guarding; 2. one quartierar.
who guards; 3. group or body of Guatemala [Geog] n. Guatemala.
guards; 4 . as in mudguard, guard Guelph [Hist] adj. guelfe.
of a sword) n. guarda. Guelph [Hist] n. guelfo.
guard (defend, protect) v. guardar. guerrilla n. guerrillero.
guard (of industry) n. protection. guerrilla, partisan n. guerrillero.
guard (of protection) n. guarda. guerrilla, partisan n. guerrillero (- lyéro).
guard (of train) n. chef de traino. guerrilla warfare n. guerrilla H].
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guerrilla warfare n. guerrilla. guild n. union de mestiero.

guess (believe) v. creder. guild n. corporation.
guess (believe) v. supponer. guillotine n. guillotina (gi-).
guess (conjecture) v. conjecturar. guillotine n. guillotina.
guess, divine v. divinar. guillotine v. guillotinar (gi-).
guess (divine, find out) v. divinar. guillotine v. guillotinar.
guess n. conjectura. guillotining (act of) n. guillotinamento.
guess-work n. conjectura. guillotining (act of) n. guillotinamento
guest (at a hotel, boardinghouse) n. (gi-).
hospite. guilt, culpability n. culpabilitate.
guest (at a hotel, boardinghouse) n. guilt n. culpa.
hospite (hòs-). guiltless adj. innocent.
guest (at hotel) n. hospite. guilty adj. culpabile.
guest (invited) n. invitato. guilty of extortion adj. concussionari.
guest (invited) n. convitato. guinea (coin) n. guinea.
guest (invited person) n. invitato. guinea [Geog] n. Guinea.
guest-house n. parve hotel. Guinea n. Guinea.
guest-house n. pension. Guinea n. Guinea (ginéa).
guest-room n. camera pro hospites. guinea fowl, guinea hen, pintado n.
guidance n. direction. pintada P].
guidance n. guida. guinea fowl, guinea hen, pintado n.
guide (1. one who guides; 2. pintada.
guidebook; 3. instrument or part of guinea hen, pintado, guinea fowl n.
an instrument, a machine, that pintada.
controls a movement) n. guida. guinea hen, pintado, guinea fowl n.
guide (book) n. guida. pintada P].
Guinea-Bissau [Geog] n. Guinea Bissau.
guide, conduct, lead v. menar.
guinea-pig n. porco de india.
guide (person) n. guida.
guitar n. gitarra.
guide v. guidar.
guitar n. guitarra (gi-).
guide-book n. manual.
guitar n. guitarra.
guide-book n. guida.
guitarist n. gitarrista.
guide-dog n. can guida.
guitarist n. guitarrista (gi-).
guide-lines n. lineas de guida.
guitarist n. guitarrista.
guild, corporation n. corporation.
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gulf, bay n. golfo. gun (cannon) n. cannon.

gulf (fig) n. abysmo. gun (firearm) n. arma de foco.
gulf n. golfo. gun (pistol) n. pistola.
Gulf Stream n. gulf stream A]. gun (pistol) n. revolver.
Gulf Stream n. gulf stream. gun, rifle n. fusil.
gull, mew, seagull [Ornith] n. laro. gun (rifle) n. fusil.
gull n. laro. gun foundry n. cannoneria (-ìa).
gullet, gorge, throat n. gorga. gun foundry n. cannoneria.
gullet n. gurgite. gunboat n. cannonera.
gullet n. gorga. gun-carriage n. affuste.
gullet n. esophago. guncotton n. fulmicoton.
gullet, throat n. gurgite. gun-fire n. cannonadas.
gullet, throat n. gutture. gun-fire n. foco de artilleria.
gullet, throat n. gurgite (gùr-). gun-man (armed robber) n. robator
gulp n. grande buccata. armate.
gulp n. inglutimento. gun-man (terrorist) n. terrorista.
gulp v. inglutir. gunner [Mil] n. serviente.
gulp down, swallow v. inglutir. gun-powder n. pulvere.
gulvanoplastics n. galvanoplastica. gun-running n. contrabando de armas.
gum [Anat] n. gingiva. gurgle n. gluglu.
gum [Bot] n. gumma. gurgle v. facer gluglu.
gum (substance) n. gumma. gurgle v. glugluer.
gum (treat, smear, with gum) v. gurgle v. gurguliar.

gummar. gurgling adj/pres. part. facente gluglu.
gum (treat, smear, with gum) v. gurgling adj/pres. part. glugluente.
ingummar. gush n. effusion.
gum v. ingummar. gush v. effunder.
gum ammoniac, ammoniac n. gust n. colpo de vento.
ammoniaco.
gustation, tasting n. gustation.
gummiferous adj. gummifere.
gustative adj. gustative.
gummosity n. gummositate.
gusto n. enthusiasmo.
gummous adj. gummose.
gusto n. fervor.
gun, cannon n. cannon.
gusty, windy adj. ventose.
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gut n. intestino. gymnasium (1. hall for gymnastic

gut v. eventrar. practice; 2. gymnasium) n.
gut v. destruer le interior de. gymnasio.
gymnasium n. gymnasio.
gut-out v. destruer le interior de.
gymnast n. gymnasta.
guts (food) n. tripas.
gymnastic adj. gymnastic.
guts (fortitude) n. corage.
gymnastic adj. gymnic.
gutta [Chem] n. gutta.
gymnastic, gymnastical adj. gymnastic.
gutta-percha n. guttapercha (-sha).
gymnastical, gymnastic adj. gymnastic.
gutta-percha n. percha.
gymnastics n. gymnastica.
gutta-percha n. percha (-sh-).
gymnastics (sport) n. gymnastica.
gutta-percha n. guttapercha.
gymnoblastic [Zool] adj. gymnoblaste.
gutter (at eaves) n. guttiera.
gymnosophist n. gymnosophista.
gutter (gutter at the eaves) n. guttiera.
gymnospermous [Bot] adj.
gutter (in street) n. canaletto.
gymnosperme.
guttiferous [Bot] adj. guttifere.
gymnosporous [Bot] adj. gymnospore (-
guttural adj. guttural.
nò-).
gutturalization n. gutturalisation. gymnosporous [Bot] adj. gymnospore.
gutturalize v. gutturalisar. gymnotus, electric eel [Zool] n.
guy [Amer] n. guy. gymnoto.
guy n. individuo, typo. gyn-, gyno- (pistil, ovary) occurring in
guy n. typo, individuo. compounds] n. gyn-.
guy n. individuo. gynaeceum [Gr. and Rom. Antiq] n.
guy v. parodiar, ridiculisar. gyneceo (-éo).
gynaeceum [Gr. and Rom. Antiq] n.
guy v. ridiculisar, parodiar.
gyneceo.
Guyana [Geog] n. Guyana.
gynander (member of the class
guy-rope n. corda de tenta.
Gynandria) Bot] n. gynandro.
guzzle v. inglutir.
gynandrous adj. gynandre.
guzzler (gas -) n. inglutitor de
gynecocracy n. gynecocratia (-ìa).
combustibile.
gynecocracy n. gynecocratia.
guzzler n. inglutitor.
gynecocratic, gynecocratical adj.
gymnasiarch [Gr. Antiq] n.
gynecocratic.
gymnasiarcha.
gynecocratical, gynecocratic adj.
gynecocratic.
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gynecologic adj. gynecologic. Gypsy (language of the gypsies) n.

gynecologist (gynaec-) n. gynecologo. tsigano.
gynecologist n. gynecologista. gypsy (member of a gypsy tribe) n.
egyptiano.
gynecologist n. gynecologo.
gypsy (member of a gypsy tribe) n.
gynecologist n. gynecologo (-cò-
egyptio.
).
gypsy n. tsigano.
gynecology (gynaec-) n. gynecologia.
gypsy n. bohemo.
gynecology n. gynecologia (-ìa).
gypsy n. romanie.
gynecology n. gynecologia.
gypsymoth n. Porthetria dispar.
gynobase [Bot] n. gynobase.
gyrate, rotate v. girar.
gynophore [Bot] n. gynophoro.
gyrate v. gyrar.
gynophore [Bot] n. gynophoro (-
gyrate, whirl v. tornear.
nò-).
gyp v. fraudar. gyrating, gyratory adj. giratori.
gypseous, gypsum [Mineral] adj. gyration n. gyration.

gypsose. gyration, rotation n. giration.
gypsiferous [Mineral] adj. gypsifere. gyratory, gyrating adj. giratori.
gypsum (CaSO4-2H2O) n. gypso. gyre v. rotar.
gypsum, gypseous [Mineral] adj. gyre v. gyrar.
gypsose. gyrocompass n. gyrocompasso.
gypsum [Mineral] n. gypso. gyrometer n. gyrometro.
gypsum v. ingypsar. gyrometer n. gyrometro (- rò-).
gypsum deposit n. gypsiera. gyroscope n. gyroscopio.
gypsum deposit or pit n. gypsiera. gyroscopic adj. gyroscopic.
gypsum pit n. gypsiera. gyrostat n. gyrostato (-rò-).
gypsum worker, dealer n. gypsero. gyrostat n. gyrostato.
gypsum worker n. gypsero. gyrostatic adj. gyrostatic.
gypsy adj. egyptian. gyrostatie adj. gyrostatic.
gypsy adj. tsigan. gyrus [Anat] n. gyro.
gypsy adj. egyptie. gyrus (circle or turn) n. gyro.
H - h
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h (letter -) n. littera h (hacha). hack [Comp] n. hack.

haberdasher n. linteo. hack (horse) n. cavallo.
haberdasher n. vendetor de pannos. hack (taxi) n. taxi.
haberdashery (textile) n. vendita de hack v. taliar.
pannos. hack v. hachar.
haberdashery (textile) n. vendita de hack v. dolar.
pannos (de lino). hack (writer) n. scriptor mercenari.
habilitation (1. capacitation, enabling;
hacker n. hachator.
2. qualifying, qualification) n.
hacker n. hacker.
habilitation.
hacking (act of -) n. hachamento (-sh-).
habit (1. dress of a religious order; 2.
custom) n. habito. hacking (act of -) n. hachamento.
habit (1. dress of a religious order; 2. hackneyed adj. banal.

custom) n. habito (hà-). haddock [Ichthyol] n. eglefino.
habit, gown n. cotta. haddock n. eglefino.
habit, habitude n. habitude. hades n. hades.
habit n. habito. hades n. sheol.
habit, usage, custom n. usantia. haematic, hematic adj. hematic.
habitable adj. habitabile. haematite, hematite [Mineral] n.
habitat n. habitat [NL]. hematite.
haematosis, hematosis [Physiol] n.
habitat n. habitat.
hematosis.
habitation (1. action of inhabiting; 2.
haematosis, hematosis [Physiol] n.
abode, residence) n. habitation.
hematosis (- òsis).
habitation n. habitation.
haemoglobin, hemoglobin [Biochem]
habitation (residence) n. domicilio. n. hemoglobina.
habitual adj. habitual. haemophile, hemophiliac,
habitually adv. habibualmente. haemophiliac, bleeder, hemophile
habituate, accustom v. habituar. n. hemophilo.
habitude, habit n. habitude. haemophile, hemophiliac,

haemophiliac, bleeder, hemophile
habitué n. habitué ¬F.
n. hemophilo (-mò-).
habitué n. habitué.
haemophile, hemophilic, haemophilic,
hachet n. hachetta.
hemophile adj. hemophile.
hack, chop v. hachar (-sh-).
haemophilia, hemophilia n. hemophilia
hack, chop v. hachar. (-ìa).
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haemophilia, hemophilia n. hemophilia. hair (a single hair of the human head)

haemophiliac, bleeder, hemophile, n. capillo.
haemophile, hemophiliac n. hair [Anat] n. capillo.

hemophilo (-mò-). hair [Anat] n. pilo.
haemophiliac, bleeder, hemophile, hair, down n. villo.
haemophile, hemophiliac n. hair (head of hair) n. capillatura.
hemophilo.
hair (head of) n. capillatura.
haemophilic, hemophile, haemophile,
hair (split -s) v. finder capillos in quatro.
hemophilic adj. hemophile.
hair-brush n. brossa pro capillos.
haemorrhage, hemorrhage n.
hair-cut n. taliatura del capillos.
hemorrhagia (- ìa).
haemorrhage, hemorrhage n. hair-do n. pectinatura.
hemorrhagia. hairdo n. pectinatura.
haemorrhage (hemorrhage) n. hairdresser, coiffeur, barber,
hemorrhagia. wigmaker n. perrucchero.
haemorrhoid, hemorrhoid n. hair-dresser n. perrucchero.
hemorrhoide. hair-dresser's (shop) n. perruccheria.
hag n. vetula repulsive.
hair-dressing v. mestiero del
hag (witch) n. maga. perrucchero.
haggard adj. discarnate. hair-dryer n. siccacapillos.
haggard adj. emaciate. hairiness, pilosity n. pilositate.
haggle v. negotiar cavillosemente. hairiness, villosity n. villositate.
Hague [Geog] n. Haga. hairless n. calve.
hague n. haga. hairless n. sin capillos.
Hague (the -) n. Le Haga. hair-net n. rete pro le capillos.
hail [Meteorol] n. grandine. hair-piece n. toupet.
hail [Meterol] v. grandinar. hair-raising adj. horripilante.
hail n. grandine. hair-raising adj. horripilante (ppr of
hail vi. grandinar. horripilar).
hail vt. salutar. hair-raising (making hair stand on
hail-stone n. petra de grandine. end) adj. horripilante.
hail-storm n. tempesta de grandine. hairspring adj. spiral.
hair (1. a single hair; 2. the hair of a hair-style n. pectinatura.

person, animal) n. pilo. hairy adj. hirsute.
hairy adj. pilose.
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hairy adj. villute. half-pint n. medie pinta.

hairy (covered with hair) adj. capillute. half-price phr. a medietate de precio.
hairy, pilose adj. pilose. half-savage, semisavage adj.
hairy, villous adj. villose. semisalvage.
Haiti [Geog] n. Haiti. half-savage, semisavage adj.
semisalvage (-aje).
half adj. medie.
half-shade, penumbra n. penumbra.
half (go halves) v. ir a medietate.
half-sister n. medie soror.
half n. medietate.
half-term n. vacantias de medie
half boot, high shoe n. bottina.
trimestre.
half medio adv. medio.
half-time n. intervallo.
half-a-dozen phr. un medie dozena.
half-time n. pausa.
half-alive adj. semivive.
halftone, semitone [Mus] n. semitono.
half-and-half (coffee creamer) n.
halfway n. a medietate del cammino.
crema e lacte.
halfwit n. imbecille.
half-and-half phr. medietate a
half-year n. semestre.
medietate.
half-an-hour phr. un medie hora. half-yearly n. semestral.
half-asleep, semisomnous adj. halibut n. halibut.

semisomne. hall (1. large and stately room; 2.
half-back n. mediano. lobby) n. hall.
half-baked (fig) adj. medie complete. hall (1. large and stately room; 2.
half-baked (fig) adj. medie facite. lobby) n. hall ¬A.
half-baked (underdone) adj. a hall (entrance) n. vestibulo.

medietate cocite. hall (large room) n. sala.
half-breed, mestizo n. mesticio. hall porter (in full regalia) [Eccl. etc] n.
half-breed n. mesticio. switzo.
half-brother n. medie fratre. hallelujah interj. alleluia.
half-caste n. mesticio. hallelujah interj. laude a Jehovah.
half-dead adj. semimorte. hallelujah interj. hallelujah.
half-hearted adj. pauco enthusiastic. hallelujah interj. laude a Jah.
half-hearted adj. tepide. hallmark n. punction de controlo.
half-mast (at -) adv. a medie mast. hallo interj. hallo.
half-mast n. medie mast. hallow, sanctify v. sanctificar.
half-naked, seminude adj. seminude. hallowed adj. sanctificate.

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halloween n. vigilia de omne mortos. ham-burger n. hamburger.

halloween n. vigilia de omne mortos hamirostrate [Zool] adj. hamirostre.
(sanctos). Hamite n. chamita.
halluciation n. hallucination. Hamitic adj. chamitic.
hallucinate v. hallucinar. hamlet, village n. vico.
hallucination n. hallucination. hammer, hammer out v. mallear.
hallucinatory adj. hallucinatori. hammer n. martello.
halo, aureole n. aureola. hammer v. martellar.
halo, aureole n. aureola (-ré-). hammer out, hammer v. mallear.
halo (aureole) n. aureola. hammerer n. martellator.
halo, invest with a halo v. aureolar. hammerhead (shark) n. martello.
halo [Meterol] n. halo. hammer-home v. sublinear per
halo n. metereol. argumentos repetite.
halo (nimbus) n. nimbo. hammer-in v. figer per colpos de
haloed, invested with a halo adj. martello.
aureolate. hammock n. hamaca.
halo-like adj. aureolar. hamper, encumber, obstruct v.
halt (as order) interj. halt! incombrar.
halt [Mil] n. facer halto. hamper n. paniero.
halt [Rr] n. station facultative. hamper v. impedir.
halt, stop (cease to go on or move) v. hamster n. hamster.

stationar. hamster [Zool] n. hamster [G].
halt, stop n. halto. hamster [Zool] n. hamster.
halt (stop) n. halto. hamulus [Anat/Zool] n. hamulo.
halt (stop) vi. stationar. hand (1. hand of a person; 2.
halt vt. arrestar. handwriting) n. mano.
halter, muzzle (for animals) n. capistro. hand (at -) adv. a mano.
halting adj. hesitante. hand n. mano.
halve v. divider in duo. hand (of clock) n. flecha.
Ham [Bib] n. Cham. hand (on the other -) phr. del altere
ham, gammon n. gambon. parte.
hand v. dar.
ham n. gambon.
hand v. passar.
hamate, hooked adj. hamate.
hand-bag n. sacco a mano.
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hand-book n. manual. handle (of tool) n. manico.

hand-brake n. freno a mano. handle (treat) v. tractar.
hand-cart n. carretta de mano. handle-bars n. guida.
handcuff, gas-mantle, channel, strait handle-with-care interj/phr. fragile!
n. manica. handling (of a tool, instrument) n.
hand-cuffs n. manicas de ferro, manillas. maneamento.
hand-cuffs n. manillas, manicas de ferro. hand-made adj. facite a mano.
hand-down v. transmitter. hand-out v. distribuer.
hand-down v. passar. hand-over v. livrar.
handful n. manata. hand-pick (select by hand) v. colliger a
handful n. pugnata. mano.
hand-grenade n. granata de mano. hand-pick v. seliger con cura.
handi-cap (drawback) n. disavantage. hand-rail n. barra protective.
handi-cap (drawback) n. impedimento. hand-round v. passar de mano a mano.
handi-cap (drawback) n. handicap. hand-shake n. prisa de manos.
handicap [Horse Racing] n. handicap hand-some (attractive) adj. bel, belle.

¬A. hand-some (attractive) adj. belle, bel.
handicap [Horse Racing] n. handicap. hand-some (generous) adj. generose.
handi-cap (sport) n. handicap. handwriting n. scriptura.
handi-cap v. impedir. handwriting, script, writing n. scriptura.
handi-cap v. disavantagiar. handy, convenient, comfortable,
handi-capped adj. invalide. suitable adj. commode (cò-).
handi-craft n. mestiero. handy, convenient, comfortable,
handiness, comfort, convenience n. suitable adj. commode.
commoditate. handy (convenient) adj. maneabile.
handi-work n. obra. handy (convenient) adj. commode.
hand-kerchief n. pannello (de naso). handy (skilful) adj. habile.
hand-kerchief n. pannello. hang (be suspended) v. pender.
handle (a tool, instrument) v. manear. hang (be suspended) v. pender [pend-
handle (a tool) v. manear. /pens-].
handle (of a cup, jug, basket) n. ansa. hang (capital punishment) v. executar
al furca.
handle (of a hammer, broom, plow) n.
manico. hang (suspend) vt. suspender.
handle (of cup, jug) n. ansa. hang vi. pender.

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hang (wallpaper) v. attaccar. happen, come to pass v. evenir [-ven-/-

hang (wallpaper) v. attachar. vent-].
hang up (on, to, onto) v. appender. happen, come to pass v. evenir.
hang with a drapery, drape v. drappar. happen, come to pass v. advenir [-ven-
/-vent-].
hangar n. hangar.
happen, come to pass v. advenir.
hangar n. hangar ¬F.
happen, supervene v. supervenir.
hang-back v. restar arretrate.
happen v. evenir.
hang-back v. hesitar.
happening n. evenimento.
hanger (coat) n. portamantello.
happiness, felicity n. felicitate.
hanger n. portamantello.
happiness n. felicitate.
hanging, pendant pensile adj. pensile.
happiness n. contento.
hangman, executioner n. carnifice.
happy adj. contente.
hangman, executioner n. carnifice (-
happy adj. felice.
nì-).
hang-man n. carnifice. happy, blissful adj. beate.
hang-on (be suspended from) v. happy, fortunate adj. felice.

depender de. happy (make -) v. facer felice.
hang-on interj. un momento! happy-go-lucky adj. disinvolte.
hang-on (persist) v. perseverar. hara-kiri n. harakiri [J].
hang-out v. pender foras. hara-kiri n. harakiri.
hang-over n. sequelas de inebriation. harangue, make a speech v. orar.
hangover n. sequelas de inebriation. harangue, sermonize v. sermonisar.
hang-up (telephone) vi. reponer le harass v. persequer.
receptor. harass v. molestar.
hang-up vt. appender. harassment n. molestation.
hang-up vt. suspender. harassment n. persecution.
hanker-after v. desirar ardentemente. harbinger, precursor, forerunner n.
haphazard adj. accidental. precursor.
haphazard adj. fortuite. harbor (a grievance) v. nutrir.
happen (accidentally) v. continger [-ting- harbor (-bour) n. porto.
/- tact-]. harbor (give refuge) v. dar refugio a.
happen (accidentally) v. continger. harbor, port n. porto.
happen, befall v. accider. harbor (port) n. porto.
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harbor (refuge) n. refugio. hardihood, boldness n. hardimento.

harbor (refuge) n. asylo. hardly adv. a pena.
harbor-master n. capitano de porto. hardly, scarcely (a pena) adv. apena.
hard adv. energicamente. hardly, scarcely, barely adv. vix.
hard adv. multo. hardness (firmness) n. duressa.
hard (not easy) adj. difficile. hardness n. duressa.
hard (not easy) adj. penose. hardness (of character, climate) n.
hard (not soft) adj. dur. severitate.
hard, strongly adv. forte. hardness (of character, climate) n.
rigor.
hard cider, cider n. cidra.
hardness (of task) n. difficultate.
hard coal, anthracite n. anthracite.
hardship n. privation.
hard cover n. coperta.
hardship n. adversitate.
hard labor, hard labour phr. travalio dur.
hardware (computers) n. hardware.
hard-and-fast (decision) adj.
hardware (goods) n. quincalia.
irrevocabile.
hard-and-fast (rule) adj. rigide. hardware n. quincalia.
hard-back n. libro con copertura dur. hardware dealer n. quincaliero.
hardboard n. pannello de fiura de ligno. hardware store n. quincalieria (-

ìa).
hard-boiled (egg) adj. dur.
hardware store n. quincalieria.
hard-boiled (person) adj. sever.
hardware-shop n. quincalieria.
hard-currency n. moneta forte.
hard-working adj. assidue.
harden, indurate (make or become
hard-working, operose adj. operose.
hard) v. indurar.
hardy, bold, daring adj. hardite (pp of
harden v. indurar.
hardir).
harden v. indurar (se).
hardy, bold, daring adj. hardite.
hard-headed adj. realista.
hardy [Bot] adj. resistente.
hard-headed adj. dur de capite.
hardy, hearty, vigorous adj. galliarde.
hard-headed adj. dificile de diriger.
hardy (tough) adj. forte.
hard-headed adj. practic.
hardy (tough) adj. robuste.
hard-hearted adj. dur de corde.
hare, leporine adj. leporin.
hard-hearted adj. insensibile.
hare n. lepore.
hardihood, boldness, daring n.
harebrained adj. esturdite.
harditessa.
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harebrained adj. esturdite (pp of harmlessness, innocuousness n.

esturdir). innocuitate.
harem, seraglio n. harem. harmonic adj. harmonic.
haricot n. phaseolo. harmonic (pertaining to harmonies or
Harlequin n. Arlequin. harmony) [Mus] adj. harmonie.
harlequinade n. arlequinada. harmonica (1. glass harmonica; 2.
harm, damage n. damno. instrument of glockenspiel type; 3.
mouth organ) n. harmonica.
harm (damage) v. damnificar.
harmonica (mouthorgan) n. harmonica.
harm (do injury to) v. facer mal a.
harmonics n. harmonica.
harm, hurt v. nocer.
harmonious adj. harmoniose.
harm, hurt v. offender [-fend-/-fens-].
harmonious adj. harmonie.
harm, hurt v. offender.
harmonist (one skilled in harmony) n.
harm (injure) v. nocer a.
harmonista.
harm (injury) n. damno.
harmonium, reed organ n. harmonium
harm (injury) n. mal.
[NL].
harm (wrong) n. torto. harmonium, reed organ n. harmonium.
harmagedon n. harmagedon. harmonize (1. Mus]; 2. to bring into
harmful adj. nocente. harmony or agreement; 3. to be in
harmful adj. malefic. harmony or agreement) v.
harmful adj. nocive. harmonisar.
harmful adj. infeste. harmonize, be consonant v. consonar.
harmful, hurtful adj. nocive. harmonize (cause to agree) v. accordar.
harmful, injurious adj. damnose. harmonize, coincide v. congruer.
harmful, malefic adj. malefic. harmonize, sympathize (be in

harmony as to disposition,
harmful, malefic adj. malefic (-lé-).
qualities) v. sympathisar.
harmful, maleficent adj. malfaciente.
harmonize v. harmonisar.
harmfulness, injuriousness n.
damnositate. harmony, congruity n. congruitate.
harmless adj. innocente. harmony n. harmonia (-ìa).
harmless adj. innocue. harmony n. harmonia.
harmless, innocuous adj. innocue. harness (1. body armor; 2. as in a
harmlessness, innocuousness n. horse's harness) n. harnese.

innocentia. harness n. harnese.
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harness, put a harness on (a horse) v. harvest, crop (s) n. recolta.

harnesar. harvest, crop (s) n. messe.
harness v. harnesar. harvest n. recolta.
harp (- on) v. parlar constantemente de. harvest, reap, gather in v. recoltar.
harp [Mus] n. harpa. harvest v. recoltar.
harp n. harpa. harvest grapes v. vindemiar.
harpist n. harpista. hashish n. hachich.
harpoon n. harpon. hashish n. hachich (hashìsh).
harpoon v. harponar. haste, hurry n. haste.
harpooner n. harponero. haste n. haste.
harpooning (act of) n. harponage (-aje). hasten, hurry v. hastar.
harpooning (act of) n. harponage. hasten v. hastar.
harpsichord, clavecin n. clavicymbalo. hasten v. hastar (se).
harpsichord, clavecin n. clavicymbalo (- hastily adv. hastivemente.
cìm-).
hasty adj. hastive.
Harpy [Mythol] n. harpyia.
hat n. cappello.
Harpy [Mythol] n. harpyia (-ìya).
hat shop n. cappelleria (-ìa).
harrow [Agr] v. hirpicar.
hat shop n. cappelleria.
harrow n. hirpice (hìrpice).
hatch (door) n. trappa.
harrow n. hirpice.
hatch (of birds) n. covata.
harrow v. hirpicar.
hatch, trap door n. trappa.
harrowing adj. angustiante.
hatch v. covar.
harrowing n. hirpicage.
hatch eggs (-) phr. covar.
harsh (of sound) adj. stridente.
hatchet n. hachetta.
harsh (of to character) adj. sever.
hatchet n. hachetta (-sh-).
harsh, rough adj. aspere (à-).
hate, hatred n. odio.
harsh, rough adj. aspere.
hate n. odio.
harsh (rough) adj. aspere.
hate v. odiar.
harsh (rough) adj. dur.
hate v. detestar.
harshness, asperity, roughness n.
hateful adj. odiose.
asperitate.
hateful, odious adj. odiose.
harshness (of character) n. severitate.
hatred, hate n. odio.
harshness (roughness) n. asperitate.
hatred n. odio.
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hatter n. cappellero. have an inclination, tend (towards

haughtiness, arrogance n. superbia. something) v. propender [-pend-/-
haughty adj. arrogante. pens-].
have an inclination, tend (towards
haughty adj. superbe.
something) v. propender.
haul, catch (of fishes) n. pisca.
have in (one's) pay v. soldar.
haul n. pisca.
have knowledge of, know v. saper.
haul n. retata.
have lunch, have dinner, lunch, dine
haul v. tirar.
(take the midday meal) v. prander.
haul v. trainar.
have one's location, be somewhere v.
haulage n. transporto.
ubicar.
haulage-contractor n. interprenditor de have patience, be patient v. patientar.
transportos.
have recourse, resort v. recurrer.
haunch n. hanca.
have recourse, resort v. recurrer [-curr-
haunt v. frequentar.
/-curs-].
haunted (house) adj. infestate per have reference, advert (to) v. adverter [-
demones. vert-/- vers-].
haunted (house) adj. infestate per have reference, advert (to) v. adverter.
demones (spiritos).
have reference to, be related to v.
haunted (look) adj. obsessionate.
referer.
haustorium [Bot] n. haustorio. have reference to, be related to v.
Havana, from Havana adj. havanese. referer [-fer-/- lat-].
Havana n. Havana. have supper, have dinner, sup, dine
have (1. to own, possess; 2. (take the evening meal) v. cenar.
Grammatical function: auxiliary, have supper, sup v. soupar.
forming the perfect tenses) v. have the custom of (doing) v. soler.
haber. have to, be supposed to (must, shall,
have (cause to be done) v. facer. ought) v. deber.
have (possess) v. posseder. have under control, keep under
have v. haber. control, check, verify, control v.
have a craving for, crave v. appeter. controlar.
have a fever, be feverish v. febricitar. haver (chat) v. confabular.
have a presentiment v. presentir. haver (chatter) vi. balbutiar, garrular.
haver (chatter) vi. garrular, balbutiar.
haver (gossip, murmur) v. murmurar.
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haver-sack n. sacco de dorso. haywire (amok) adj/adv. amok.

have-to v. deber (+ inf.) haywire (confused) adj. in disordine.
have-to v. deber. haywire (confused) adj. disordinate.
have-to v. haber a. haywire (crazy) adj. folle.
having oars, oared adj. remate. haywire (go -) v. currer amok.
having several stems, multicauline haywire (go -) v. devenir folle.
[Bot] adj. multicaule (-càu-). hazard (1. risk, peril; 2. chance) n.
having several stems, multicauline hasardo.
[Bot] adj. multicaule. hazard n. periculo.
having two foci, bifocal adj. bifocal. hazard n. hasardo.
havoc n. ruina, devastation. hazard n. risco.
havoc n. devastation, ruina. hazard, peril, risk n. risco.
hawaii n. hawaii. hazard, risk v. hasardar.
Hawaii n. Hawai (-à-i). hazard v. riscar.
Hawaii n. Hawai. hazardous adj. riscose.
hawaiian adj. hawaiian. hazardous, risky adj. hasardate (pp of
Hawaiian adj. hawaian. hasardar).
Hawaiian-Islands [Geog] n. Insulas hazardous, risky adj. hasardose.
Hawaiian. hazardous, risky adj. hasardate.
hawk (hunt with a hawk or falcon) v. haze, fog, mist n. nebula.
falconar. haze, fog, mist n. nebula (né-).
hawk n. falcon. haze n. nebula.
hawker n. venditor ambulante. hazel adj. avellaniero.
hawthorn n. spino blanc. hazel (tree) n. avellaniero.
hay (make) v. fenar. hazelnut, filbert n. avellana.
hay n. feno. hazelnut n. avellana.
hay fever, pollinosis [Med] n. pollinosis. hazy (confused) adj. confuse.
hay fever, pollinosis [Med] n. pollinosis hazy (misty) adj. nebulose.
(- òsis).
he pron. ille.
hayfever n. febre del feno.
he pron. el.
haying, hay-making n. fenation.
he pron pers. il.
hayloft n. fenil.
he who or that which raises or
hay-making, haying n. fenation.
removes n. levator.
haystack n. pila de feno.
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head (1. head of a person or animal; head-on adj/adv. de fronte.

2. chief, leader) n. capite (cà- head-out vi. partir.
). head-phone n. receptor de testa.
head (1. head of a person or animal;
head-quarters (centre) n. centro.
2. chief, leader) n. capite.
head-quarters n. [Mil].
head (1. head of a person or animal)
head-set n. receptor de testa.
n. testa.
headstall [Harness] n. testiera.
head adj. principal.
head-strong adj. obstinate.
head (at the - of) adv. al testa de.
head-way n. progresso.
head (chief) n. chef.
heal, cicatrize v. cicatrisar.
head (lose one's -) v. perder le testa.
heal vi. cicatrisar.
head n. testa.
heal vt. sanar.
head n. capite.
healing, cicatrization n. cicatrisation.
head (of an organization, firm) n. chef.
healing, curative adj. curative.
head (of an organization, firm) n. chef
¬F. healing, curative adj. sanative.
head v. diriger. healing, cure n. curation.
head v. conducer. health (good) n. sanitate.
head-ache n. mal de capite. health n. salubritate.
head-for v. diriger se verso. health n. salute.
heading n. titulo, testa. health n. sanitate.
heading n. testa, titulo. health (state of) n. valetude.
headland, cape [Geog] n. capo. healthy (1. in good health; 2.
headlight (as in headlight of an healthful, wholesome) adj. san.
automobile) n. pharo. healthy (of person) adj. san.
head-light n. pharo. healthy (of place) adj. salubre.
head-line n. titulo. healthy, vigorous, flourishing adj.
head-long adj. precipitate. vegete.
healthy, vigorous, flourishing adj.
head-long adv. precipitemente.
vegete (vé-).
head-master n. director de schola.
heap n. cumulo.
head-mistress, directress n. directrice.
heap, pile n. cumulo (cù-).
head-mistress n. directrice de schola.
heap, pile n. cumulo.
head-off v. interceptar.
heap v. cumular.
head-on adj/adv. frontal.
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heap or pile up, cumulate v. cumular. heartfelt adj. sincer.

heap up, pile v. pilar. hearth n. focar.
heap up v. accumular. hearth money (tax laid on hearths) n.
heaping or piling up, accumulation n. focage.
accumulamento. hearth money (tax laid on hearths) n.
heaping up, cumulation n. cumulation. focage (- aje).
hear (learn) v. apprender. heartily adv. cordialmente.
hear (perceive by the ear) v. audir. heartily adv. vigorosemente.
hear (use the ears) v. audir. heartless adj. impietose.
hear about v. haber notitias de. heartless adj. insensibile.
hear out v. ascoltar patientemente. heartless adj. cruel.
hear out v. prestar attention. heart-shaped, cordiform adj.

cordiforme.
hearer, listener, auditor n. auditor.
hearty adj. cordial.
hearing (act) n. audita, audition.
hearty adj. vigorose.
hearing (act) n. audition, audita.
hearty, vigorous, hardy adj. galliarde.
hearing (audience) n. audientia.
hearty feed n. ventrata.
hearing, listening n. ascolta.
heat, fervor, be in a state of agitation
hearing (sense) n. audito.
v. ferver.
hearing, sense of hearing n. audito.
heat (fervour) n. ardor.
hearing-aid n. apparato de correction
heat (hotness) n. calor.
auditive.
heat n. calor.
hearing-aid n. apparato acustic.
heat v. calefacer.
hearsay n. rumores.
heat, warm v. calefacer.
hearse n. carro funebre.
heat, warm v. calefacer [-fac-/-fact-].
heart (by -) adv. de memoria.
heated adj. passionate.
heart (courage) n. corage.
heated (hot) adj. calorose.
heart n. corde.
heater, calefactor n. calefactor.
heart attack n. attacco cardiac.
heater n. calefactor.
heartbeat n. pulsation del corde.
heater n. estufa.
heartbroken adj. desolate.
heath n. landa.
heartburn, cardialgia [Pathol] n.
heathen adj. pagan.
cardialgia.
heartburn, cardialgia [Pathol] n. heathen n. pagano.
cardialgia (- ìa). heathen, pagan adj. pagan.
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heathen, pagan n. pagano. Hebraic adj. hebraic (-àic).

heathenism, paganism n. paganismo. Hebraic adj. hebraic.
heather n. erica. Hebraism (1. Hebrew idiom; 2. Hebrew
heating, calefaction n. calefaction. character, characteristics,
heating (central -) n. calefaction central. institutions) n. hebraismo (-
ìzmo).
heating n. calefaction.
Hebraism (1. Hebrew idiom; 2. Hebrew
heating installation (central) n.
character, characteristics,
calorifero.
institutions) n. hebraismo.
heating installation (central) n.
calorifero (- ìfero). Hebraist (student of Hebrew language
and culture) n. hebraista (-
heat-wave n. unda de calor.
ìsta).
heave n. sublevamento.
Hebraist (student of Hebrew language
heave n. effortio.
and culture) n. hebraista.
heave (rise and fail) v. respirar.
Hebraize v. hebraisar.
heave (throw) v. jectar.
Hebrew adj. hebree.
heaven n. celo.
hebrew adj. hebree.
heaven n. paradiso.
hebrew adj. hebraic.
heavenly, celestial adj. celestial.
Hebrew adj. hebree (-ée).
heavenly, celestial adj. celeste.
Hebrew (Israelite, Jew) n. hebreo (- éo).
heaviness, ponderosity, weightiness n.
Hebrew (Israelite, Jew) n. hebreo.
ponderositate.
Hebrew (language) n. hebreo (-éo).
heavy adj. pesante.
Hebrew (language) n. hebreo.
heavy adj. pesante (ppr of pesar).
hebrew n. hebreo.
heavy adj. grave.
heckle v. interpellar.
heavy n. weight peso pesante.
heckle v. interrumper.
heavy (of rain) adj. forte.
hectare n. hectar.
heavy (of sleep) adj. profunde.
hectic adj. febril.
heavy, ponderous, weighty adj.
ponderose. hectogram n. hectogramma.
heavy (weighty) adj. pesante. hectograph n. hectographo (- ò-).
heavy hydrogen, deuterium hectograph n. hectographo.

[Phys/Chem] n. deuterium (- té-). hectograph v. hectographar.
heavy hydrogen, deuterium hectographic adj. hectographic.
[Phys/Chem] n. deuterium. hectoliter n. hectolitro (- ò-).
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hectoliter n. hectolitro. heliac, heliacal [Astron] adj. heliac (-

hedge n. sepe. ìac).
hedge n. haga. helianthus, sunflower [Bot] n. heliantho.
hedge vi. evitar de dar un responsa helicoid, spiral helicoide adj. helicoide.
directe. helicoidal adj. helicoidal.
hedge vt. circumferer con un sepe. helicon (large circular tuba) Mus] n.
hedgehog n. ericio. helicon.
-hedra (seat, base) occurring in helicopter n. helicoptero.
compounds] n. -hedra. helicopter n. helicoptero (- còp-).
heed n. attention. heliocentric [Astron] adj. heliocentric.
heed v. prestar attention a. heliogravure n. heliogravure.
heel n. calce. Helios (god of the sun) [Gr. relig] n.
heel n. talon. Helios.
Helios (god of the sun) [Gr. relig] n.
hefty adj. solide.
Helios (hé-).
hefty fellow, jolly chap, blade n.
heliostat n. heliostato.
galliardo.
heliostat n. heliostato (-ò-).
he-goat n. capro.
heliostatic adj. heliostatic.
height (altitude) n. altitude.
heliotrope [Bot] n. heliotropio.
height (condition of being high) n.
celsitude. heliotropic (turning toward the sun)
adj. heliotrope (-ò-).
height n. altitude.
heliotropic (turning toward the sun)
height (peak) n. culmine.
adj. heliotrope.
height, stature n. talia.
heliotropism n. heliotropismo.
height (stature) n. talia.
heliotype n. heliotypo.
heighten (colors) v. avivar.
heliotype n. heliotypo (-ò-).
heighten v. intensificar.
heliotypy n. heliotypia.
heightening (colors) (action of) n.
heliotypy n. heliotypia (-ìa).
avivamento.
helium [Chem] n. helium.
heinous adj. atroce.
helium [Chem] n. helium (hé-).
heir n. hereditario.
helium n. helium.
heir n. herede.
helix (1. spiral line; 2. [Geom]; 3.
heir-loom n. reliquia de familia.
[Anat] (rim of the ear) n. helice.
heliac, heliacal [Astron] adj. heliac.
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helix (1. spiral line; 2. [Geom]; 3. hello (on meeting) interj. salute.
[Anat] (rim of the ear) n. helice (hé-). hello (on the telephone) interj. hallo.
Helix (genus including snails) [Zool] n. helm n. timon.
helice (hé-). helm [Naut] n. timon.
Helix (genus including snails) Z[ool] n.
helmet n. casco.
helice.
helminth, intestinal worm n. helminthe.
hell [Bib] n. gehenna.
helminthiasis [Pathol] n. helminthiasis (-
hell, inferno n. inferno.
àsis).
hell n. hades, sheol.
helminthiasis [Pathol] n. helminthiasis.
hell n. sheol, hades.
helminthic (1. pertaining to worms; 2.
hell n. inferno. anthelminthic, vermifuge) adj.
Hellas n. Hellade (hél-). helminthic.
Hellas n. Hellade. helminthic, anthelminthic, vermifuge
Hellen [Gr. Mythol] [founder of the n. helminthico.
Greek race] n. Hellen. helminthologic, helminthological adj.

Hellenic adj. hellenic. helminthologic.
helminthologist n. helminthologo (-
Hellenism (1. Greek phrase or idiom;
tò-).
2. Greek civilisation) n. hellenismo.
helminthologist n. helminthologo.
Hellenism, Grecism (1. Grecian quality;
helminthology n. helminthologia (-
2. Greek idiom) n. grecismo.
ìa).
Hellenist (student of Greck language)
helminthology n. helminthologia.
n. hellenista.
helmsman n. timonero.
Hellenistic, Hellenistical adj. hellenistic.
help, aid n. adjuta.
Hellenization n. hellenisation.
help, aid n. auxilio.
Hellenize (1. to study, use Greek
language; 2. to give Greek form or help, aid v. juvar [juv-/jut-].
character to) v. hellenisar. help, aid v. auxiliar.
Hellenize, Grecize v. grecisar. help, aid v. adjutar.
hellish adj. diabolic. help, aid v. adjuvar.
hellish adj. infernal. help, aid v. juvar.
hello (call attention) interj. holla! help, aid v. adjuvar [-juv-/-jut-].
hello (express surprise) interj. vide! help (aid) n. adjuta.
hello (express surprise) interj. eheu! help (aid) v. adjutar.
hello (interj) [Greet] Hallo n. hallo. help, assist v. assister.
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help, helper n. adjutor. hem [Sewing] n. orlo.

help, succor n. succurso. hem [Sewing] v. orlar.
help, succor v. succurrer [-curr-/-curs-]. hem v. orlar.
help, succor v. succurrer. hematic, haematic adj. hematic.
help (succour) n. succurso. hematite, haematite [Mineral] n.
help (succour) v. succurrer. hematite.
help, support n. suffragio. hematosis, haematosis [Physiol] n.
hematosis.
help, support v. suffragar.
hematosis, haematosis [Physiol] n.
helper adj. adjutante.
hematosis (- òsis).
helper, assistant n. adjutante.
hemer-, hemero- (day) occurring in
helper, help n. adjutor. compounds] n. hemer-.
helper n. auxiliator. Hemerocallis, day lily [Bot] n.
helpful, adjuvant adj. adjuvante (ppr of hemerocallide.
adjuvar). hemicycle n. hemicyclo.
helpful, adjuvant adj. adjuvante. hemiplegia [Pathol] n. hemiplegia.
helpful (of person) adj. servicial. hemiplegic [Pathol] adj. hemiplegic.
helpful (thing) adj. utile. hemiprism [Cryst] n. hemiprisma [-ma/-
helpful (thing) adj. avantagiose. mat-].
helpless adj. impotente. hemiprism [Cryst] n. hemiprisma.
helpless adj. inope. hemiprismatic [Cryst] adj.
helpless adj. inope (ìn-). hemiprismatic.
helplessness n. inopia. hemipteron [Zool] n. hemiptero.
Helvetia [Hist] n. Helvetia. hemipteron [Zool] n. hemiptero (-

mì-).
Helvetian adj. helvetie.
hemipterous [Zool] adj. hemiptere.
Helvetian n. helvetio.
hemisphere n. hemispherio.
Helvetic adj. helvetic.
hemispherical, hemispheric adj.
hem-, hemo-, hemat-, hemato-
hemispheric.
(blood) occurring in derivatives and
hemistich n. hemistichio.
compounds] n. hem- [-ma/- mat-].
hemitrope, hemitropic [Cryst] adj.
hem-, hemo-, hemat-, hemato-
hemitrope.
(blood) occurring in derivatives and
hemitrope, hemitropic [Cryst] adj.
compounds] n. hem-.
hemitrope (- ì-).
hem n. orlo.
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hemitropy [Cryst] n. hemitropia (- hemostasis, hemostasia (arrest of a

ìa). hemorrhage) [Med] n. hemostase (-
hemitropy [Cryst] n. hemitropia. ò-).
hemlock (1. Bot] (Cicuta; 2. poisonous hemostat [Surg] n. hemostato.
drink of hemlock) n. cicuta. hemostat [Surg] n. hemostato (-
hemoglobin, haemoglobin [Biochem] mò-).
n. hemoglobina. hemostatic (serving to arrest a
hemophile, haemophile, hemophiliac, hemorrhage) adj. hemostatic.
haemophiliac, bleeder n. hemophilo. hemp n. cannabe (cà-).
hemophile, haemophile, hemophiliac, hemp n. cannabis.
haemophiliac, bleeder n. hemophilo hemp n. cannabe.
(-mò-). hemp field n. cannabiera.
hemophile, haemophile, hemophilic,
hemp grower n. cannabero.
haemophilic adj. hemophile.
hen n. gallina.
hemophilia, haemophilia n. hemophilia.
hence (from here) adv. de hic.
hemophilia, haemophilia n. hemophilia
hence, henceforth (1. from this place;
(-ìa).
2. from this time; 3. from this
hemophiliac, haemophiliac, bleeder,
reason) adv. hinc.
hemophile, haemophile n.
hence (therefore) adv. in consequentia.
hemophilo (-mò-).
hemophiliac, haemophiliac, bleeder, hence-forth adv. ab ora.
hemophile, haemophile n. hence-forth adv. de nunc in futuro.
hemophilo. henceforth, hence (1. from this place;
hemophilic, haemophilic, hemophile, 2. from this time; 3. from this
haemophile adj. hemophile. reason) adv. hinc.
hemorrhage, haemorrhage n. henceforth, hereafter adv. preterea (-
hemorrhagia. tér-).
hemorrhage, haemorrhage n. henceforth, hereafter adv. preterea.
hemorrhagia (- ìa). hence-forward (henceforth) adv. de
hemorrhoid, haemorrhoid n. nunc in futuro.
hemorrhoide. hence-forward (henceforth) adv. ab ora.
hemorrhoids (piles) n. hemorrhoides. henchman n. satellite.
hemostasis, hemostasia (arrest of a henna n. henna.
hemorrhage) [Med] n. hemostase.
hepatalgia [Med] n. hepatalgia.
hepatalgia [Med] n. hepatalgia (-
ìa).
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hepatalgic [Med] adj. hepatalgic. heraldry (science or art of) n. blason.

hepatic [Anat] adj. hepatic. heraldry (science treating of
hepatica [Bot] n. hepatica. blazoning, genealogies) n.
hepatitis [Pathol] n. hepatitis. heraldica.
herb n. herba.
hepatitis [Pathol] n. hepatitis (-
ìtis). herbaceous (pertaining to, or having
hepatization [Pathol] n. hepatisation. the characteristics of, an herb) adj.
herbacee.
hepatize [Pathol] v. hepatisar.
herbage, herbs n. herbage (-aje).
hepatology n. hepatologia.
herbage, herbs n. herbage.
hepatology n. hepatologia (- ìa).
herbal adj. herbal.
hepta- (seven) [occurring in
herbalist, herborist n. herborista.
compounds] adj. hepta-.
herbarium, herbary n. herbario.
heptagon n. heptagono.
herbary, herbarium n. herbario.
heptagonal adj. heptagon.
herbivorous [Zool] adj. herbivore.
heptagonal adj. heptagonal.
herborist (collector of herbs) n.
heptahedral [Math] adj. heptahedre.
herborisator.
heptahedron [Math] n. heptahedro.
herborist, herbalist n. herborista.
heptameter n. heptametro (-à-).
herborization n. herborisation.
heptameter n. heptametro.
herbose, grassy adj. herbose.
heptarchy n. heptarchia.
herbs, herbage n. herbage.
heptarchy n. heptarchia (-ìa).
herbs, herbage n. herbage (-aje).
her adj. su.
Herculean, herculean adj. herculee.
her (after preposition) pron. illa.
Hercules [Mythol] n. Hercules (hér-).
her (after verb) pron. la.
Hercules [Mythol] n. Hercules.
her (as in of her, with her) pron pers. ella.
herd, drove, flock n. grege.
her (as in of her, with her) pron pers. illa.
herd n. grege.
herald (forerunner) n. precursor.
herd vt. gregar.
herald n. heraldo.
herdman (herdsman) n. pastor.
herald (proclaimer) n. heraldo.
here adv. ci.
herald v. annunciar.
here adv. hic.
herald v. proclamar.
here, this way, on this side adv. hac.
heraldic adj. heraldic.
heraldry n. heraldica.
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here and there, scattered, at random, Hermes Trismegistus n. Hermes

in different places, passim adv. Trismegisto.
passim. hermetic (1. as in hermetic science; 2.
here and there, scattered, at random, hermetically sealed) adj. hermetic.
in different places, passim adv. hermit n. eremita.
passim (pàs-). hermitage (hermit's abode) n.
hereafter adv/n. in futuro. eremiteria.
hereafter, henceforth adv. preterea (- hermitage (hermit's abode) n.
tér-). eremiteria (- ìa).
hereafter, henceforth adv. preterea. hermitage (secluded place, abode) n.
here-and-there phr. hic e ibi. eremitage (- aje).
here-are interj/ phr. ecce. hermitage (secluded place, abode) n.
hereditary adj. hereditari. eremitage.
hermit's (as in a hermit's life) adj.
heredity [Biol] n. hereditate.
eremitic.
heredity n. hereditate.
hero (brave person) n. heroe.
here-is interj/ phr. ecce.
hero n. heroe (-òe).
heresiarch n. heresiarcha.
hero n. heroe.
heresy n. heresia (-ìa).
hero (principa actor) n. protagonista.
heresy n. heresia.
Herod n. Herode.
heretic n. heretico.
Herodian adj. herodian.
heretical, heretic adj. heretic.
Herodias n. Herodiade.
herewith adv. hic-juncto.
Herodias n. Herodiade (-ì-).
heritage, inheritance n. hereditage.
heroic adj. heroic.
heritage, inheritance n. hereditage (-
heroic (al) adj. heroic (- òic).
aje).
heroic (al) adj. heroic.
heritage n. hereditage.
heroicness, heroism n. heroicitafe.
hermaphrodite, hermaphroditic adj.
hermaphrodite. heroin n. heroina.
hermaphroditism n. hermaphroditismo. heroine n. heroina (-ìna).
Hermaphroditus [Mythol] n. heroine n. heroina.
Hermaphrodito. heroism, heroicness n. heroicitafe.
Hermes [Gr. Relig] n. Hermes (hér-). heroism n. heroismo (-ìzmo).
Hermes [Gr. Relig] n. Hermes. heroism n. heroismo.
Hermes Trismegistus n. Hermes
Trismegisto (hér-).
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heroize (raise to the rank of hero) v. heteroclite (1. [Gram]; 2. irregular,

heroificar. anamalous) adj. heteroclite (-
heron n. hairon. ò-).
herpes [Pathol] n. herpete. heteroclite (1. [Gram]; 2. irregular,
herpetic adj. herpetic. anamalous) adj. heteroclite.
herpetiform [Pathol] adj. herpetiforme. heteroclite (1. [Gram]; 2. irregular,

anamalous thing or person) n.
herpetiform [Zool] adj. herpetiforme.
heteroclito.
herpetism [Pathol] n. herpetismo.
heteroclite (1. [Gram]; 2. irregular,
herpeto- (reptile) occurring in
anamalous thing or person) n.
compounds] n. herpeto-.
heteroclito (-ò-).
herpetology (study of herpes) n. heterodox adj. heterodoxe.
herpetologia (- ìa).
heterodoxy n. heterodoxia (- ìa).
herpetology (study of herpes) n.
heterodoxy n. heterodoxia.
herpetologia.
heterodyne [Radio] adj. heterodyne (-
herpetology (study of reptiles) n.
ò-).
herpetologia (- ìa).
heterodyne [Radio] adj. heterodyne.
herpetology (study of reptiles) n.
herpetologia. heterogamous adj. heterogame (-
herring n. haringo. ò-).
heterogamous adj. heterogame.
hers pron. le sue, le sues.
heterogamy n. heterogamia.
herself (object) pron. se.
heterogamy n. heterogamia (- ìa).
herself (subject) pron. mesme.
heterogeneity n. heterogeneitate.
herself (subject) pron. mesme (se -).
heterogeneous adj. heterogenee.
herself (subject) pron. ipse.
heterogeneous, heterogene adj.
hesitant adj. irresolute.
heterogene.
hesitant adj. hesitante.
heteropterous [Entom] adj. heteroptere.
hesitant, hesitating adj. hesitante.
heterosexual adj. heterosexual.
hesitant, hesitating adj. hesitante (ppr of
heterosexual adj/n. heterosexual.
hesitar).
hex, evil eye, spell n. fascino.
hesitate v. hesitar.
hex, evil eye, spell n. fascino (fà-
hesitation n. hesitation.
).
heteratomic [Chem] adj. heteratomic.
hexachord [Medieval Mus] n.
hetero-, heter- (other, different)
hexachordo.
occurring in compounds] adj. heter-.
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hexachord (variety of musical hide, conceal, keep secret v. celar.

instrument having six strings) n. hide n. pelle.
hexachordio. hide v. celar (se).
hexadecimal [Math/Comp]
hide v. celar.
hexadecimal n. hexagono.
hideous adj. horrende.
hexagon n. hexagono (-à-).
hideous adj. horribile.
hexagonal adj. hexagon.
hiding adj. celate.
hexagonal adj. hexagonal.
hiding (beating) n. fustigation.
hexahedral [Math] adj. hexahedre.
hiding (concealment) n. celemento.
hexahedron [Math] n. hexahedro.
hiding-place n. loco de celamento.
hexameter, hexametric adj. hexametre
hier-, hiero- (sacred, holy) [occurring
(- àmetre).
in compounds] adj. hier-.
hexameter, hexametric adj. hexametre.
hierarch n. hierarcha.
hexameter n. hexametro.
hierarchic adj. hierarchic.
hexameter n. hexametro (-
hierarchy n. hierarchia (-ìa).
àmetro).
hexapod adj. hexapode. hierarchy n. hierarchia.
hexapod adj. hexapode (-àpode). hieratic adj. hieratic.
hexapod n. hexapodo (-àpodo). hierodule [Gr. Relig] n. hierodulo (-

ùlo).
hexapod n. hexapodo.
hierodule [Gr. Relig] n. hierodulo.
hi (greet) n. salute.
hieroglyphic adj. hieroglyphic.
hi (hello) n. hallo.
hieroglyphic, hieroglyph n.
hiatus (1. lacuna; 2. [Gram/Pros]) n.
hieroglyphico.
hiato.
hierology n. hierologia (-ìa).
hiatus n. hiato.
hierology n. hierologia.
hibernal, winter adj. hibernal.
hieromancy n. hieromantia.
hibernate v. hibernar.
hieromancy n. hieromantia (-ìa).
hibernation n. hibernation.
hierophant n. hierophanta.
hiccough, singultus, hiccup n. singulto.
high adj. alte.
hiccup, hiccough, singultus n. singulto.
high (as in ten stories high) adj. celse.
hiccup n. singulto.
high (elevated) adj. elevate.
hiccup v. singultar.
high (elevated) adj. alte.
hidalgo n. hidalgo ¬H.
high (important) adj. importante.
hidalgo n. hidalgo.
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high, lofty adj. elevate. highly adv. multo.

high, lofty adj. eminente. highness n. altessa.
high, lofty adj. elevate (pp of elevar). Highness n. altessa.
high n. alto. highness (your -) n. vostre altessa.
high (on -) adv. alto (in -). highpitched adj. acute.
high (on -) adv. alto. high-school, preparatory-school adj.
high (two meters -) adv. alte de duo collegian.
metros. high-sounding, altisonant adj. altisone.
high boot, boot n. botta. high-sounding, altisonant adj.
high shoe, half boot n. bottina. altisonante.
high-born, of noble lineage adj. high-spirited adj. plen de ardor.
generose. high-street n. via principal.
highbrow adj. intellectual. high-tide n. marea alte.
High-Church, Anglo-Catholic [Eccl] highway (auto) n. autostrata.
adj. anglocatholic. highway n. strata.
High-churchman, Anglo-Catholic highway, street, road (paved) n. strata.
[Eccl] n. anglocatholico.
hijack v. sequestrar.
higher, upper adj. superior.
hijack v. piratar.
higher, upper adj. supere.
hijacker n. pirata.
highest, maximal, greatest adj. maxime.
hike n. excursion a pede.
highest, maximal, greatest adj. maxime
hike v. facer un excursion a pede.
(màx-).
hiker n. excursionista (a pede).
highest, topmost adj. summe.
hiker n. excursionista.
highest bidder, purchaser (at an
hilarious adj. hilare.
auction) n. adjudicatario.
hilarious adj. allegre.
high-fidelity adj. de alte fidelitate.
hilarity, cheer, cheerfulness (good) n.
high-frequency adj. de alte frequentia.
hilaritate.
high-grade adj. de qualitate superior.
hill, monticule (small mountain) n.
high-handed adj. tyrannic.
monticulo.
high-handed adj. arbitrari. hill n. colle.
highlands n. region montuose. hill n. collina.
highlight n. aspecto notabile. hillock n. collinetta.
highlight n. mumento culminante. hill-side (flanco de) n. collina.
highlight v. dar emphase a. hill-top n. culmioe del collina.
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hilly adj. collinose. hindu adj/n. hindu.

hilly adj. montuose. Hindu, Indian n. indiano.
him (after preposition) pron. ille. Hinduism n. hinduismo.
him (after verb) pron. le. Hindustan n. Hindustan [Persian].
him (as in with him, with it, for him, Hindustan n. Hindustan.
for it) pron pers. il. Hindustani n. hindustani [Hind].
him dem adj. ille. Hindustani n. hindustani.
him (il) (after prep) pron. el. hinge n. cardine.
him pron. li (def art the li. hint (remark) n. insinuation.
himself (object) pron. se. hint (remark) n. allusion indirecte.
himself rel pron. se. hint (trace) n. sapor intention.
himself (subject) pron. mesme. hinterland n. hinterland.
himself (subject) pron. ipse. hinterland n. hinterland [G].
hind adj. posterior. hip n. coxa.
hind (female deer) n. cervo femine. hip, of the hip adj. coxal.
hind (female of the red deer) n. cerva. hipp-, hippo- (horse) occurring in
hind side foremost adj. prepostere. derivatives and compounds] n.
hinder adj. posterior. hippo-.
hinder, hold back, retard v. remorar. hippiatric adj. hippiatric.
hinder, impede v. impedir. hippiatrist (horse doctor) n. hippiatro.
hinder, keep, hold, detain, withhold v. hippiatry (study, work of a horse

retener. doctor) n. hippiatria.
hinder, keep, hold, detain, withhold v. hippiatry (study, work of a horse
retener [- ten-/-tent-]. doctor) n. hippiatria (-ìa).
hinder v. impedir. hippic (of horses, horsemanship) adj.
hind-leg n. gamba posterior. hippic.
hindrance, complication n. trica. hippocampus, sea horse (1. Mythol.;
2. Zool]) n. hippocampo.
hindrance, drag n. remora.
hippocentaur (horse centaur, as
hindrance, drag n. remora (ré-).
opposed to fish centaur) n.
hindrance, impediment n.
hippocentauro.
impedimento.
Hippocrates n. Hippocrate (-ò-).
hindrance n. obstaculo.
Hippocrates n. Hippocrate.
hindrance n. impedimento.
hind-sight n. sagessa retrospective.
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Hippocratic (of Hippocrates) adj. hired worker n. mercenario.

hippocratic. hirer n. locator.
Hippocratism n. hippocratismo. hirsute adj. hirsute.
hippodrome (course for horse races) his poss pron. le sue, le sues.
n. hippodromo.
his pron. su.
hippodrome (course for horse races)
Hispanic adj. hispanic.
n. hippodromo (-pò)
Hispanicism (Spanish idiom) n.
hippogriff, hippogryph [Mythol] n.
hispanismo.
hippogrypho.
Hispanist (student of Spanish
hippogryph, hippogriff [Mythol] n.
hippogrypho. language and culture) n. hispanista.
hippolith [Pathol] n. hippolitho. Hispano-American, Spanish

American adj. hispanoamerican.
hippolith [Pathol] n. hippolitho (-
ò-). Hispano-Moresque (pertaining to the
hippologist n. hippologo. period of Moorish rule in Spain)
[Art, Arch] adj. hispanomauresc.
hippologist n. hippologo (-pò-).
hiss, hissing n. sibilo (sì-).
hippology n. hippologia (-ìa).
hiss, hissing n. sibilo.
hippology n. hippologia.
hiss n. sibilo.
hippophageous (eating horse meat)
adj. hippophage. hiss, sibilate v. sibilar.
hippophageous (eating horse meat) hiss v. sibilar.
adj. hippophage
(- pò-). histo-, hist- (web) [occurring in
hippophagist n. hippophago (- derivatives and compounds] n.
pò-). histo-.
hippophagist n. hippophago. histogenous adj. histogene.
hippophagy n. hippophagia (-ìa). histogeny n. histogenia (-ìa).
hippophagy n. hippophagia. histogeny n. histogenia.
hippopotamus n. hippopotamo (- histographer n. histographo (-
pòtamo). òqrapho).
hippopotamus n. hippopotamo. histographer n. histographo.
hire (for -) prep. phr. a locar. histography n. histographia (-ìa).
hire n. location. histography n. histographia.
hire (staff) v. ingagiar. histoid [Med] adj. histoide.
hire (things) v. locar. histological adj. histologic.
hire fee n. location. histologist n. histologo.
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histologist n. histologista. hit back v. defender se.

histologist n. histologo (-tò-). hit out v. lanciar grande colpos.
histology n. histologia (-ìa). hitch n. difficultate.
histology n. histologia. hitch v. attaccar.
histonomy n. histonomia. hitch-hike v. autostoppar.
histonomy n. histonomia (-ìa). hitch-hike v. facer le autostop.
historian n. historico. hitch-hiking n. autostop.
historic adj. historic. hither adj. huc.
historical (- society) n. societate hither adv. citerior.
historical. hitherto, as yet, until now, so far, yet,
historical adj. historical. still, this place, thus far adv. adhuc.
historical, historic adj. historic. hitherto (of place) adv. huc usque.
historically adv. historicamente. hitherto (of time) adv. adhuc.
historicity n. historicitate. hive n. apiario.
historiographer n. historiographo (- hoard (money) v. thesaurisar.
ò-). hoard (of treasure) n. thesauro.
historiographer n. historiographo.
hoard (pile) n. accumulation.
historiographic adj. historiographic.
hoard v. amassar.
historiography n. historiographia (-
hoard v. accumular.
ìa).
hoarder (of money) n. thesaurisator.
historiography n. historiographia.
hoarding (billboard) n. grande tabula
history n. historia.
publicitari.
hit (a target) v. attinger.
hoarding (round a building-site) n.
hit (blow) n. colpo. palissada de construction.
hit (smack) n. frappamento. hoarfrost, frost n. pruina (-ìna).
hit (smack) n. frappo. hoarfrost, frost n. pruina.
hit (smack) v. frappar. hoarse adj. rauc.
hit, strike v. ferir. hoarse, raucous adj. rauc.
hit, strike v. percuter [-cut-/-cuss-]. hoarseness, huskiness n. inraucamento.
hit, strike v. percuter. hoarseness n. raucitate.
hit, strike v. colpar. hoarseness, raucousness n. raucitate.
hit (strike) v. colpar. hoax, mystification n. mystification.
hit (success) n. successo. hoax, mystify v. mystificar.
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hoax n. mystification. hol-, holo- (whole, entire) [occurring

hoax v. mystifica. in derivatives and compounds] adj.
hoaxer, mystifier n. mystificator. hol-.
holarctic (entirely or exclusively
hobble v. claudicar.
arctic) adj. holarctic.
hobby n. hobby.
hold, contain v. caper [cap-/capt-;-cip-/-
hobby n. passatempore.
cept-].
hock n. vino blanc del rheno.
hold, contain v. caper.
hockey n. hockey.
hold (contain) v. continer.
ho-dog n. hotdog.
hold, detain, withhold, hinder, keep v.
hodograph n. hodographo. retener [- ten-/-tent-].
hodograph n. hodographo (-dò-). hold, detain, withhold, hinder, keep v.
hodometer, odometer n. hodometro (- retener.
ò-). hold, grasp (action of seizing, taking
hodometer, odometer n. hodometro. hold of, etc) n. prisa.
hodometric, odometric adj. hodometric. hold (grip) n. prisa.
hodometry, odometry n. hodometria (- hold (have, own) v. detener.
ìa). hold (have, own) v. detener [-ten-/-tent-
hodometry, odometry n. hodometria. ].
hoe (clear of weeds with a hoe) v. hold (keep) v. tener.
sarcular. hold (occupy) v. occupar.
hoe n. sarculo. hold (of meetings) v. tener.
hoe v. sarcular. hold (ship's) n. cala.
hog (eat) v. devorar. hold (something) v. tener.
hog (monopolize) v. monopolisar. hold (something) v. tener [ten-/tent-;-
hog n. porco. tin-/- tent-].
hog, pig n. porco. hold (think) v. opinar, mantener.
hoist, lift (lifting apparatus) n. hold (think) v. mantener, opinar.
montacargas (- càr-). hold a dissident view, dissent v.
hoist, lift (lifting apparatus) n. dissider.
montacargas. hold back, retard, hinder v. remorar.
hoist n. montacargas. hold back, withhold, conceal
hoist v. hissar. (information required by law) v.
hoist v. sublevar. subnegar.
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hold cheap, despise, vilipend v. holiday (be on -) v. feriar.

vilipender. holiday n. die feriate.
hold in esteem, esteem v. estimar. holiday (vacation) n. vacationes.
hold the bank [Cards] v. taliar. holiday (vacation) n. ferias.
hold the first place, be first v. primar. holiday-maker n. feriante.
hold-all n. sacco de viage. holiness n. sanctitate.
hold-back v. retener. holiness, sanctity, sacredness n.
hold-back v. retener (se). sanctitate.
holder (of rights, titles) n. detentor. holism [Philos] n. holismo.
holder (of titles, shares) n. detentor. Holland [Geog] n. Hollanda.
holder (person) n. possessor. Holland [Geog] n. Nederlandia.
holder (thing) n. porta -. Holland, the Netherlands n. Hollanda.
holder (thing) n. recipiente. hollow adj. cave.
hold-in v. reprimer. hollow (beat -) v. vincer completemente.
hold-in v. frenar. hollow, bed;, housing n. incastratura.
holding, possession (of a thing) n. hollow, cavity, hole n. cavo.
detention. hollow n. cavo.
hold-off v. tener a distantia. hollow (not solid) adj. cave.
hold-on v. persister. hollow of the knee n. garretto.
hold-on v. tener firme. hollow out, cave v. cavar.
hold-out vi. durar. hollow-out v. excavar.
hold-out vt. extender. holly n. ilice.
hold-up (as a crime) v. robar. holly n. ilice (ì-).
hold-up (criminal) v. attacco armate. holograph, holographic adj. holographe.
hold-up (show) v. monstrar. holograph, holographic adj. holographe
hold-up (traffic -) v. obstruction. (- lò-).
hold-up (traffic -) v. interruption. holograph n. holographo (-lò-).
hold-up (traffic) v. obstruer. holograph n. holographo.
hold-up (traffic) v. interrumper. holophrasis n. holophrase.
hole, aperture n. foramine. holophrasis n. holophrase (-lò-).
hole (cavity) n. cavo. holophrastic adj. holophrastic.
hole, hollow, cavity n. cavo. holster n. pistoliera.
hole (perforation) n. foramine. holy adj. sancte.
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holy, sacred adj. sacre. homeliness, ugliness n. feditate.

holy, sacred adj. sacrate (pp of sacrar). homely, ugly adj. fede.
holy, sacred adj. sacrate. homemade adj. facite in casa.
holy, saintly, saint adj. sancte. homeo- (like, similar) [occurring in
homage (1. [Feudal Law]; 2. dutiful compounds] adj. home-.
respect or honor shown) n. homage. homeopath n. homeopatho.
homage (1. [Feudal Law]; 2. dutiful homeopath n. homeopatho (-
respect or honor shown) n. homage òpato).
(-aje). homeopathic adj. homeopathic.
homage n. homage. homeopathy n. homeopathia (-
homal-, homalo- [occurring in ìa).
derivatives and compounds] adj. homeopathy n. homeopathia.
homal-. homepage n. [Comp].
homalographic, homolographic adj. Homeric adj. homeric.
homalographic.
Homerid n. homeride.
homalography [Anat] n. homalographia.
homesick adj. nostalgic.
homalography [Anat] n. homalographia
homesickness n. nostalgia.
(-ìa).
homesickness n. mal del pais.
homaloidal, flat, even [Math] adj.
homaloide. homesickness n. nostalgia patriotic.
home (as in my home is my castle) n. homesickness, nostalgia n. nostalgia.
home ¬A. homesickness, nostalgia n. nostalgia (-
home (as in my home is my castle) n. ìa).
home. homework n. deberes.
home (at -) prep. phr. a casa. homicidal adj. homicidal.
home (go -) v. ir a casa. homicide (act) n. homicidio.
home (of a house) adj. domestic. homicide (act of killing a human
home (of defence) n. focar. being) n. homicidio.
home (of trade) n. interior. homicide (manslayer) n. homicida.
home (sentimentally) n. focar. homicide (person) n. homicida.
home coming n. retorno al casa. hominal, pertaining to man adj.
home coming n. al focar. hominal.
home rule n. home rule ¬A. hominiform, anthropoid adj.
hominiforme.
home rule n. home rule.
homeland n. patria.
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homo-, hom- (same) [occurring in homophonous (1. [Mus]; 2. Gram]) adj.

derivatives and compounds] adj. homophone.
hom-. homopterous [Entom] adj. homoptere.
homocentric adj. homocentric. homosexual adj/n. homosexual.
homochromous, homochrome adj. homosexuality n. homosexualitate.
homochrome. Honduras [Geog] n. Honduras.
homoeomerous (1. consisting of
honest adj. honeste.
similar parts; 2. [Bot]) adj.
honest, upright adj. probe.
homeomere.
honest (upright, truthful) adj. honeste.
homogamous adj. homogame.
honestly adv. honestemente.
homogamous adj. homogame (-
mò-). honesty n. honestate.
homogamy n. homogamia. honesty (uprightness, truthfulness) n.
homogamy n. homogamia (-ìa). honestate.
honesty (uprightness, truthfulness) n.
homogene (homogeneous) adj.
honestitate.
homogene.
honey, honeyed adj. mellate.
homogeneity n. homogeneitate.
honey, make honey v. mellar.
homogeneous (homogene) adj.
homogenee. honey n. melle.
homograph [Gram] n. homographo. honey dealer n. mellero.
homologous adj. homologe. honey making n. mellification.
homolographic (homalographic) adj. honey-bee n. apicula.
homalographic. honeycolored adj. mellate.
homology n. homologia. honey-comb n. favo.
homomorphism n. homomorphismo. honeycomb n. favo.
homomorphous adj. homomorphe. honeycombed, pitted, alveolate adj.
homomorphy n. homomorphia. alveolate.
homonym (homophone) n. homonymo. honeyed, honeylike adj. mellose.
homonymous (having the quality of a honey-moon n. luna de melle.
homonym or homonyms) adj. honey-suckle n. caprifolio.
homonyme. honeysuckle, woodbine n. caprifolio.
homonymy n. homonymia. Hong-Kong [Geog] n. Hong Kong.
homophone [Gram] n. homophono. honor (1. to respect greatly; 2. to
homophone (homonym) n. homonymo. confer an honor upon; 3.
[Commer]) v. honorar.
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honor, fete (by festive observances) v. hook (by - or by crook) prep. phr. a omne
festar. costo.
honor, honour n. honor. hook (by - or by crook) prep. phr. per un
honor, honour v. honorar. manlera o un altere.
honor n. honor. hook, crook n. croc.
honor, reverence, worship v. coler [col- hook, fishhook n. hamo.

/cult-]. hook (fishing) n. hamo.
honor, reverence, worship v. coler. hook n. croc.
honorable adj. honorabile. hook n. uncino.
honorableness n. honorabilitate. hook v. prender al hamo.
honorarium, fee n. honorario. hooked (as in hooked cross) adj.
honorary adj. honorari. gammate.
honorary (honoured) adj. honorari. hooked, hamate adj. hamate.
honorary (unpaid) adj. non remunerate. hook-shaped, unciform n. unciforme.
honorific adj. honorific. hooligan n. scelerato juvene.
hood [Amer] n. copertura del motor. hooliganism n. conducta irrationalmente

destructive.
hood (coiflike headdress for women)
hoop n. anello.
n. cappellina.
hood (cover with a hood) v. hoop n. circulo de ferro.
incappuciar. hoot (motoring) v. sonar le klaxon.
hood (headgear) n. cappucio. hoot (of horn) n. colpo de klaxon.
hood (of car, Brit) n. cappotta. hoot (of owl) n. ululation.
hood (on a robe or mantle) Clothing] hoot (of owl) v. ulular.
n. cappucio. hoot (theat) v. critar in disapprobation.
hoodlum n. gangster. hop [Bot] n. lupulo.
hoodwink v. dupar. hop (jump) n. salto.
hoodwink v. deciper. hop v. saltar.
hoof n. ungula. hope (for) v. sperar.
hoof (of an animal) n. ungula. hope n. sperantia.
hoof (of an animal) n. ungula hope n. spero.
(ùngula).
hope v. sperar.
hook (as in wall hook, hook and eye)
hopeful adj. plen de sperantia.
n. uncino.
hopeful (full of hope) adj. sperantiose.
hook, barb n. unco.
hopeless [Med] adj. irremediabile.
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hopeless (situation) adj. impossibile. horoscope n. horoscopo.

hopeless (useless) adj. inutile. horoscope n. horoscopo (- rò-).
hopeless (without hope) adj. sin horrendous, frightful adj. horrende.
sperantia. horrendous (frightful) adj. horrende.
hopeless (without hope) adj. desperate. horrible adj. horribile.
hopelessness, despair n. desperantia. horribleness n. horribilitate.
hoplite [Gr. Antiq] n. hoplita. horrible-sounding, horrisonant adj.
hoplo-, hopl- (weapon) [occurring in horrisone.
derivatives and compounds] n. horrid adj. horride.
hoplo-. horrid (horrendous) adj. horrende.
horary [Astron] adj. horari.
horrid (horrible) adj. horribile.
horde n. horda.
horrid (horrible) adj. horride.
hordeaceous [Bot] adj. hordeacee.
horrid (nasty) adj. disagradablle.
hordein [Chem] n. hordeina.
horridness n. horriditate.
hordein [Chem] n. hordeina (-
horrific adj. horrific.
ìna).
horrify v. horrificar.
horizon n. horizonte.
horripilation, goose flesh n.
horizon (on the -) phr. al horizonte.
horripilation.
horizontal adj. horizontal.
horrisonant, horrible-sounding adj.
horizontal n. horizontal. horrisone.
horizontally adv. horizontalmente. horror n. horror.
hormone n. hormone. hors d'oeuvre n. hors-d'oeuvre.
horn (1. horn of cattle, sheep, goats; hors d'oeuvre n. hors-d'oeuvre ¬F.
2. material of which horns are hors-d'oeuvre n. hors d'oeuvre.
composed; 3. [Entom] (feeler,
horse (equus caballus) n. equo.
antenna; 4. [Mus]) n. corno.
horse n. cavallo.
horn (1. to furnish with horns; 2. to
horseback adv. a cavallo.
gore with the horns) v. cornar.
horseback (ride on -) v. montar a
horn (musical) n. trompa.
cavallo.
horn (of animal) n. corno.
horsehair n. crin.
horn (of car) n. klaxon.
horse-man n. cavallero.
horn, trumpet n. trompa.
horseman n. cavallero.
horned adj. cornute.
horse-power n. cavallo-vapor.
horny adj. cornee.
horsepower n. cavallo-vapor.
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horse-racing n. le cursas. host (at party) n. hoste.

horse-radish n. armoracia. host (crowd) n. multitude.
horse-radish n. kren. host, hostess (one who entertains a
horse-shoe n. ferro de cavallo. guest or guests) n. hospite
horse-show n. concurso hippic. (hòs-).
host, hostess (one who entertains a
hortative adj. hortative.
guest or guests) n. hospite.
horticultural adj. horticultural.
hostage n. ostage.
horticulture n. horticultura.
hostage n. ostage, hostage.
horticulturist n. horticultor.
hostage n. hostage (-aje), ostage (-aje).
hose (flexibile tube for conveying
hostage n. hostage.
water) n. manica.
hostage n. ostage (-aje), hostage (-aje).
hose n. manica.
hostage n. hostage, ostage.
hose n. calcea.
hostel n. hostello.
hose-down v. lavar con manica.
hostel (youth -) n. albergo de juventute.
hosiery n. calcetteria.
hostess n. hostessa.
hosiery n. calcetteria (-ìa).
hostile adj. infeste.
hospice (1. as in the hospice of St.
Bernard; 2. home for the poor or hostile adj. hostil.
sick) n. hospicio. hostile adj. inimic.
hospice n. hospicio. hostility n. hostilitate.
hospice care n. tractamento al hospicio. hot adj. calide.
hospitable adj. hospital. hot adj. calorose.
hospitable adj. amical. hot (be - , of people) v. haber calor.
hospitable hospital adj. hospital. hot (be - , of weather) v. facer calor.
hospital (as in hospital train) adj. hot, warm adj. calde.
hospitalari. hotbed [Bot] n. seminario callide.
hospital n. hospital. hotbed (fig) n. foco de corruption.
Hospitaler n. hospitalero. hot-blooded adj. ardente.
hospitality n. hospitalitate. hot-blooded adj. passionate.
hospitalize v. hospitalisar. hotdog n. panetto reimplite de salsicia.
host, army n. hoste. hotel n. hotel.
host (at an inn) n. tavernero. hotel n. hotel ¬F.
host (at party) n. hospite. hotelier n. hotelier.
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hotelier n. hotelero. housebreaking, breaking in n.

hotelkeeper n. hotelier ¬F. effraction.
hotelkeeper n. hotelier. house-breaking n. effraction.
hot-headed adj. impetuose. household, ménage n. menage ¬F.
hot-headed adj. fanatic. house-hold n. menage.
hot-house n. conservatorio calide. house-hold n. familia.
hothouse n. estufa. housekeeper, steward n. economo.
hot-plate n. calefaceplattos. housekeeper, steward n. economo (-

cò-).
hot-tempered adj. irascibile.
house-keeping n. economia domestic.
hot-water (- bottle) n. bottilia de aqua
house-keeping n. governamento del
calide.
casa.
hot-water (in -) adv. in problemas.
house-maid n. domestica.
hot-water n. aqua calide.
house-of-commons n. camera del
hound n. can de chassa.
communes.
hound v. perseque.
house-of-lords n. camera del lords.
hour n. hora.
house-of-representatives n. camera del
hourglass, sandglass n. sabliero. representantes.
hourly adj. horari. house-proud adj. orgoliose del proprie
hourly adj. de cata hora. casa.
hourly adv. cata hora. house-wife n. menagera.
house (dynasty) n. dynastia. house-wife n. matre de menage.
house, embed, fix in v. incastrar. house-wife n. matre de famiglia.
house (embed) v. incastrar. house-work n. travalios domestic.
house (home) n. domo. housing (dwellings) n. casas.
house (home) n. casa. housing (estate) n. colonia residential.
house n. domo. housing, hollow, bed; n. incastratura.
house (people) v. allogiar. housing (provision of dwellings) n.
house (people) v. albergar. allogiamento.
hover v. aeroglissar.
house (store) v. immagazinar.
hover v. planar.
house-boat n. casa flottante.
hover v. esser suspendite.
housebreaker, burglar n. effractor.
hover v. flottar in le aere.
house-breaker n. effractor.
hovercraft n. aeroglissator a cossino de
aere.
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how adv. como. how-old-is-he? phr. quante annos ha

how, as, than, in what manner adv/conj. ille?
quam. hub (fig) n. centro.
how conj. como. hub n. modiolo.
how, in order that, to the end that, hub (of a wheel) n. modiolo (-dì-
just as, as adv. ut. ).
how, in what manner adv. quomodo hub (of a wheel) n. modiolo.
(quò-). huddle n. gruppo.
how, in what manner adv. quomodo. huddle v. serrar.
how, wherefore, why adv. quid. huddle v. serrar (se).
how many adj. quot. hue, color [Pharm] (tincture) n. tinctura.
how many, how much adj. quante. hue n. tinta.
how many times, how often adv. hue, tint, dye n. tincto.
quotiens(quò-). hue, tint, shade n. tinta.
how much, how many adj. quante.
huff (be in a -) v. offender se.
how often, how many times adv.
huff (be in a -) v. star in cholera.
quotiens(quò-).
huff n. cholera.
how-are- you? phr. como sta vos?
hug n. imbraciamento.
however (nevertheless) conj.
hug v. imbraciar.
nonobstante.
however (nevertheless) conj. tamen. huge adj. vaste.
however (nevertheless) conj. totevia. huge adj. enorme.
however (no matter which way) adv. huge adj. gigantic.

comocunque. huge adj. immense.
howl n. ululation. Huguenot n. huguenot.
howl, ululate v. ulular. Huguenotism n. huguenotismo.
howl v. lamentar se, ulular. hulk n. carcassa de nave.
howl v. ulular, lamentar se. hull (of ship) n. corpore.
howler (one who howls) n. ululator. hull, shell, husk v. scaliar.
howling, ululation n. ululation. hull (shell) n. scalia.
how-long adj. quante tempore. hull v. scaliar.
how-many adj. quante. hullo (hello) n. hallo.
how-much adj. quante. hullo (surprise or inquiry) interj. heu!
how-much adv. quanto. hum (a tune) v. cantar a bucca clause.
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hum (buzz) v. susurrar. humid adj. humide.

hum, murmur n. rumor. humidify v. humidificar.
hum n. susurro. humiliate v. humiliar.
hum, rustle, murmur, buzz n. susurro. humiliation n. humiliation.
human adj. human. humiliator, humbler n. humiliator.
human n. humano, esser human. humility n. humilitate.
human n. esser human, humano. humility n. humililate.
humane adj. human. hummer, murmurer, whisperer n.
humanism n. humanismo. susurrator.
humanist n. humanista. humming buzzing, booming n. bombo.
humanistic adj. humanistic. humor (1. animal fluid; 2. mental

disposition, temperament; 3. as in
humanitarian adj. humanitari.
sense of humor) n. humor.
humanitarian n. humanitario.
humor, humour (in good -) adv. de bon
humanitarianism n. humandarismo.
humor.
humanity (1. human nature; 2.
humor, humour n. humor.
mankind; 3. humaneness) n.
humor, humour v. complacer.
humanitate.
humor, please v. complacer.
humanity n. humanitate.
humoral [Med] adj. humoral.
humanization n. humanisation.
humoral [Med] adj. humorose.
humanize v. humanisar.
humorism (1. sense of humor; 2.
human-nature n. natura human.
[Med] (humoralism) n. humorismo.
humble (1. showing humility; 2. as in
humorist (1. humorous author; 2.
of humble origin) adj. humile.
[Med] (humoralist) n. humorista.
humble adj. humile.
humorist n. humorista.
humble v. humiliar.
humoristic, humorous adj. humorose.
humble; 2. to humiliate v. humiliar.
humorous adj. humorose.
humbler, humiliator n. humiliator.
humorous adj. humoristic.
humdrum n. monotone.
humorous, humoristic adj. humorose.
humdrum n. sin interesse.
humorous, jocular, witty adj. facetiose.
humdrum n. banal.
humorous, jocular, witty adj. facete.
humeral adj. humeral.
hump, hunch n. gibbo.
humerus [Anat] n. humero.
hump n. gibbo.
humerus [Anat] n. humero (hù-).
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humped, gibbous, hunched adj. hungry adj. famelic.

gibbose. hungry (be -) v. haber fame.
humus [Agr] n. humus. Hunnic adj. hunnic.
humus [Agr] n. humus [L]. hunt, chase, hunting n. veneria (-
Hun n. Hunno. ìa).
hunch, hump n. gibbo. hunt, chase, hunting n. veneria.
hunch n. presentimento. hunt, chase v. chassar.
hunch n. suspicion. hunt, chase v. venar.
hunch-back n. gibboso. hunt, chase v. chassar (sh-).
hunched, humped, gibbous adj. hunt (hunting party) n. partita de
gibbose. chassatores.
hundred n. cento. hunt (pursuit) n. persecution.
hundredfold, centuplicate adj. hunt (sport) n. chassa.
centuplicate. hunt (sport) n. veneria.
hundredfold, centuplicate adj. hunt v. chassar.
centuplicate (pp of centuplicar).
hunt-down v. persequer.
hundredth adj. centesime (-ésime).
hunter, huntsman n. chassator (sh-).
hundredth adj. centesime.
hunter, huntsman n. venator.
hundredth n. centeslmo.
hunter, huntsman n. chassator.
Hungarian adj. hungare.
hunter n. chassator.
hungarian adj. hungare.
hunter n. venator.
Hungarian (language) n. hungaro
hunter's, hunting adj. venatori.
(hùng-).
hunting (action of) n. venation.
Hungarian (language) n. hungaro.
hunting adj. venatori.
hungarian n. hungaro.
hunting adj. cynegetic.
Hungarian (native of Hungary) n.
hungaro (hùng-). hunting, chase n. chassa (sh-).
Hungarian (native of Hungary) n. hunting, chase n. chassa.
hungaro. hunting, hunt, chase n. veneria.
Hungary [Geog] n. Hungaria. hunting, hunt, chase n. veneria (-
Hungary n. Hungaria. ìa).
hunger n. fame. hunting, hunter's adj. venatori.
hunger v. haber fame. hunting n. chassa.
hunger-strike n. exopero del fame. hunting n. veneria.
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hunting-case watch n. saponetta. hurt, injured adj. lese.

hunt-out v. cercar. hurt (injury) n. ferimento.
huntsman, hunter n. venator. hurt (injury) n. ferita.
huntsman, hunter n. chassator. hurt (my head -s) v. le capite me dole.
huntsman, hunter n. chassator (sh-). hurt n. mal.
hunts-man n. chassator. hurt n. damno.
hurdle n. obstaculo. hurt vi. doler.
hurdle n. barriera. hurt (wound) v. ferir.
hurl, fling v. lancear. hurt (wound) v. vulnerar.
hurl, throw, cast v. jacular. hurtful, harmful adj. nocive.
hurl v. jectar. hurtful, noxious adj. nocue.
hurling, flinging (action of) n. husband n. sposo.
lanceamento. husband n. sponso.
hurrah interj. hurrah! husband n. marito.
hurrah n. hurrah ¬A. hush n. silentio.
hurrah n. hurrah. hush vi. tacer.
hurricane n. huracan. hush vt. silentiar.
hurry (- up) v. accelerar. husk, glume [Bot] n. gluma.
hurry (- up) v. accelerar (se). husk, hull, shell v. scaliar.
hurry, haste n. haste. husk n. scalia.
hurry, hasten v. hastar. husk v. scaliar.
hurry n. pressa. huskiness, hoarseness n. inraucamento.
hurry n. haste. husking, scaling n. scaliage.
hurry v. hastar (se). husking, scaling n. scaliage (-aje).
hurry v. hastar. husky n. can eschimese.
hurry-away v. partir in haste. husky (of voice) adj. rauc.
hurt, be aching v. doler. husky (tough) adj. solide.
hurt (cause pain) vt. facer mal a. husky (tough) adj. robuste.
hurt, harm v. nocer. hussar [Mil] n. hussar.
hurt, harm v. offender [-fend-/-fens-]. hustle (hurry) v. hastar.
hurt, harm v. offender. hustle (hurry) v. hastar (se).
hurt (harm) v. nocer a. hustle n. haste.
hurt (harm) v. offender. hustle (push) v. pulsar.
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hut, cabin n. cabana. hydration n. hydratation.

hut n. barraca. hydraulic adj. hydraulic.
hut n. cabana. hydraulics n. hydraulica.
hutch n. coniliera. hydric adj. hydric.
hyacinth (- colored) adj. hyacinthine. hydride n. hydrido.
hyacinth (- colored) adj. de color de hydrocele [Med] n. hydrocele.
hyacintho. hydrocele [Med] n. hydrocele (-cé-).
hyacinth (1. [Bot]; 2. [Mineral]) n. hydrocephalous, hydrocephalic [Med]
hyacintho. adj. hydrocephale.
hyacinth n. hyacintho. hydrocephalus, hydrocephaly [Med] n.
hyacinthine adj. hyacinthin. hydrocephalia (- ìa).
hyacinthine adj. hyacinthine. hydrocephalus, hydrocephaly [Med] n.
hyacinthine n. hyacinthina. hydrocephalia.
hybrid adj/n. hybrida. hydrocephalus [Med] n. hydrocephalo (-
cé-).
hybrid n. hybrida.
hydrocephalus [Med] n. hydrocephalo.
hybrid n. hybrida (hì-).
hydrochlorate n. chlorhydrato.
hybridism n. hybridismo.
hydrochloric adj. chlorhydric.
hybridization, crossbreeding n.
hydrocyanic [Chem] adj. cyanhydric.
hybridation.
hybridize, cross v. hybridar. hydrocyanic [Chem] adj. hydrocyanic.
hydr-, hydro- (water) occurring in hydrodynamic adj. hydrodynamic.

derivatives and compounds] n. hydrodynamics n. hydrodynamica.
hydr-. hydro-electric adj. hydroelectric.
Hydra (1. [Gr. Mythol]; 2. [Astron]) n. hydroelectric adj. hydroelectric.
Hydra. hydrogen n. hydrogeno.
hydracid [Chem] n. hydracido (-
hydrogen n. hydrogeno (-ò-).
à-).
hydrogenate v. hydrogenar.
hydracid [Chem] n. hydracido.
hydrogen-bomb n. bomba al hydrogeno.
hydrangea n. hydrangea (-gé-).
hydrographer n. hydrographo (-
hydrangea n. hortensia.
ò-).
hydrangea n. hydrangea.
hydrographer n. hydrographo.
hydrant n. hydrante.
hydrographical adj. hydrographic.
hydrate n. hydrato.
hydrography n. hydrographia.
hydrate v. hydratar.
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hydrography n. hydrographia (- hygr-, hygro (wet) occurring in

ìa). compounds] adj. hygr-.
hydrolysis n. hydrolyse (-ò-). hygrograph n. hygrographo (-ò-).
hydrolysis n. hydrolyse. hygrograph n. hygrographo.
hydrolytic adj. hydrolytic. hygrometer n. hygro-metro (- ò-).
hydrometer n. hydrometer(-ò-). hygrometer n. hygro-metro.
hydropathic adj. hydropathic. hygroscope n. hygroscopio.
hydropathy n. hydropathia (-ìa). hygroscopic adj. hygroscopic.
hydropathy n. hydropathia. Hymen [Mythol] n. Hymeneo (-éo).
hydrophobia [Pathol] n. hydrophobia. Hymen [Mythol] n. Hymene.
hydrophobia [Pathol] n. hydrophobia (- Hymen [Mythol] n. Hymeneo.
ìa). hymen n. hymene.
hydroplane (gliding motorboat) n.
hymenium [Bot] n. hymenio.
hydroplano.
hymenopterous [Entom] adj.
hydroplane, seaplane n.
hymenoptere.
hydroaeroplano.
hymn, canticle n. cantico.
hydrostatic adj. hydrostatic.
hymn n. hymno.
hydrostatics n. hydrostatica.
hymnal, hymnary n. hymnario.
hydrotherapeutic adj. hydrotherapeutic.
hymnbook n. hymnario.
hydrotherapeutic adj. hydrotherapeutic
(-péu-). hymnographer n. hymnographo.
hydrotherapy, hydrotherapeutics n. hymnographer n. hymnographo (-

hydrotherapia (- ìa). ò-).
hydrotherapy, hydrotherapeutics n. hymnography n. hymnographia.
hydrotherapia. hymnography n. hymnographia (-
hydroxide n. hydroxydo. ìa).
hydroxide n. hydroxydo (-ò-). hymnologic adj. hymnologic.
hyena n. hyena. hymnologist n. hymnologo (-nò-

).
hyena [Zool] n. hyena.
hymnologist n. hymnologo.
hygiene n. hygiene.
hymnology n. hymnologia (-ìa).
hygiene n. hygiene (-éne).
hymnology n. hymnologia.
hygienic adj. hygienic.
hyperbola [Math] n. hyperbola.
hygienist n. hygienista.
hyperbola [Math] n. hyperbola (-pér-).
hyperbole [Rhet] n. hyperbola.
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hyperbole [Rhet] n. hyperbola (-pér-). hypnotherapy n. hypnotherapia (-

hyperbolic [Rhet. Math] adj. hyperbolic. ìa).
hyperboloid n. hyperboloide. hypnotic (1. soporific; 2. pertaining to
hypnotism) adj. hypnotic.
hypercritic n. hypercritico.
hypnotic (soporific drug) n. hypnotico.
hypercritical adj. hypercritic.
hypnotism n. hypnotismo.
hypercriticism n. hypercritica.
hypnotist n. hypnotista.
hypertension n. hypertension.
hypnotization n. hypnotisation.
hypertrophic adj. hypertrophic.
hypnotize v. hypnotisar.
hypertrophy (affect with hypertrophy)
v. hypertrophiar. hypnotizer n. hypnotisator.
hypertrophy n. hypertrophia. hypochlorite n. hypochlorito.
hypertrophy n. hypertrophia (- hypochlorous adj. hypochlorose.
ìa). hypochondria [Med] n. hypochondria (-
hyphen n. tracto de union. ìa).
hyphenate v. scriber con le tracto de hypochondria [Med] n. hypochondria.
union. hypochondria n. hypochondria.
hypnagogic (1. inducing sleep; 2. hypochondriac (1. pertaining to the
pertaining to the transition hypochondrium; 2. pertaining to
between waking consciousness and hypochondria) adj. hypochondriac (-
sleep) adj. hypnagogic. ìac).
hypno-, hypn- (sleep) [occurring in hypochondriac (1. pertaining to the
compounds] n. hypno-. hypochondrium; 2. pertaining to
hypnologic, hypnological adj. hypochondria) adj. hypochondriac.
hypnologic. hypochondriac adj. hypochondriac.
hypnologist n. hypnologo (-nò-). hypochondriac n. hypochondriaco.
hypnologist n. hypnologo. hypochondriac (one suffering with
hypnology n. hypnologia. hypochondria) n. hypochondriaco (-
hypnology n. hypnologia (-ìa). ìaco).
hypnophobia [Pathol] n. hypnophobia. hypochondriac (one suffering with
hypochondria) n. hypochondriaco.
hypnophobia [Pathol] n. hypnophobia (-
ìa). hypochondrium [Anat] n. hypochondrio.
hypnosis (hypnotic state) n. hypnose. hypocrisy n. hypocrisia (-ìa).
hypnosis n. hypnose. hypocrisy n. hypocrisia.
hypnotherapy n. hypnotherapia. hypocrite n. hypocrita.
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hypocrite n. hypocrita (-ò-). hypophosphoric adj. hypophosphoric.

hypocrite, pharisee n. phariseo (-éo). hypophosphorous adj.
hypocrite, pharisee n. phariseo. hypophosphorose.
hypocritical adj. hypocrita. hyposcenium [Antiq] n. hyposcenio.
hypocritical, pharisaical, pharisaic adj. hyposulphate [Chem] n. hyposulfato.

pharisaic. hyposulphite n. hyposulfito.
hypocritical, pharisaical, pharisaic adj. hyposulphurous adj. hyposulfurose.
pharisaic (-àic). hypotenuse [Geom] n. hypotenusa.
hypodermic adj. hypodermatic. hypothecary adj. hypothecari.
hypodermic (as in hypodermic hypothesis n. hypothese (-òtese).
injection) adj. hypodermatic.
hypothesis n. hypothese.
hypogeal, subterranean, hypogeous
hypothetical adj. hypothetic.
adj. hypogee (- gée).
hypothetical, hypothetic adj. hypothetic.
hypogeal, subterranean, hypogeous
hypothetically adv. hypothericamente.
adj. hypogee.
hypogeous, hypogeal, subterranean hypnotize v. hypnotisar.
adj. hypogee. hysterectomy n. hysterectomia.
hypogeous, hypogeal, subterranean hysteria n. hysteria.
adj. hypogee (- gée). hysteria n. hysteria (-ìa).
hypogeum (underground chamber) hysterical adj. hysteric.
[Anc. Arch] n. hypogeo (-géo).
hysterical, hysteric adj. hysteric.
hypogeum (underground chamber)
hysterically adv. hystericamente.
[Anc. Arch] n. hypogeo.
hysterics (in -) adv. in hysteria.
hypophosphate n. hypophosphato.
hysterics n. attacco de hysteria.
hypophosphite n. hypophosphito.
I - i
I (io) pron. jo. I pron. io.
I (io) pron pers. ego. I pron. ego.
I (io) pron pers. yo: I pron pers. io.
I (io) pron pers. yo: yo]. iamb [Pros] n. iambo.

I (letter -) n. littera i. iambic [Pros] adj. iambic.
I pron. yo.
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iambic (verse composed of iambic ice-breaker n. fracturator de glacie.

feet) n. iambico. icebreaker n. rumpeglacie.
iatro- (physician) occurring in ice-bucket n. situla de glacie.
compounds] n. iatro-. ice-cream n. gelato.
Iberia n. Iberia. ice-cream-cone n. cono de gelato.
Iberian, Iberic adj. iber. ice-cream-cone n. cornetto.
Iberian n. ibero. ice-cube n. cubetto de glacie.
Iberic, Iberian adj. iberic. ice-hockey n. hockey super glacie.
ibidem adv. ibidem (-bì-). icehouse, icebox n. glaciera.
ibidem adv. ibidem. Ice-land [Geog] n. Island.
Icarian adj. icarie. Iceland n. Islanda.
Icarus [Gr. Mythol] n. Icaro (ì-). icelander n. islandese.
Icarus [Gr. Mythol] n. Icaro. Icelandic adj. islandic.
ice (cake) v. glaciar. icelandic adj. islandese.
ice (food) n. gelato. icelandic adj. islandic.
ice (frozen water) n. glacie. Icelandic (language) adj. islandese.
ice, glaciate, freeze v. glaciar. icelandic n. islandese.
ice (ice cream, sherbet) n. gelato. Icelandic islandese adj. islandese.
ice n. glacie. ice-rink n. pista de patinage.
ice v. gelar. ichthy-, ichthyo- (fish) occurring in
ice-age n. Etate Glacial. derivatives and compounds] n.
ice-ax (-axe) n. hacha pro glacie. ichthy-.
iceberg n. iceberg. ichthyic [Zool] adj. ichthyic.
iceberg n. iceberg A]. ichthyocol, fish-glue n. ichthyocolla.
iceberg-lettuce n. lettuca (iceberg). ichthyol [Pharm] n. ichthyol.
iceberg-lettuce n. lettuca. ichthyolite [Paleontol] n. ichthyolitho
iceblink n. claritate in le horizonte (ò)
producite in le glacie per le lumine del ichthyolite [Paleontol] n. ichthyolitho.
sol. ichthyological adj. ichthyologic.
iceboat n. barca pro glacie. ichthyologist n. ichthyologo (-
icebound adj. ligate per le glacie. òlogo).
icebox, icehouse n. glaciera. ichthyologist n. ichthyologista.
ice-box n. cassa pro glacie. ichthyologist n. ichthyologo.
ichthyology n. ichthyologia (-ìa).
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ichthyology n. ichthyologia. icy adj. gelate.

ichthyophagist n. ichthyophago. icy adj. glacial.
ichthyophagist n. ichthyophago (- idea n. idea (-éa).
òfago). idea n. idea.
ichthyophagous, fish-eating adj. idea (thought, concept) n. idea.
ichthyophage (- òfage).
ideal adj. ideal.
ichthyophagous, fish-eating adj.
ideal n. ideal.
ichthyophage.
ideal (perfect model) n. ideal.
ichthyophagy n. ichthyophagia.
ideal (preferred) adj. ideal.
ichthyophagy n. ichthyophagia (-
ìa). idealism n. idealismo.
ichthyosaur, ichthyosaurus idealist, idealistic adj. idealista.
[Paleontol] n. ichthyosauro. idealist n. idealista.
icicle n. stalactite de glacie. idealistic adj. idealista.
icing n. glacie de sucro. idealistic, idealist adj. idealista.
icon n. icone. ideality n. idealitate.
iconic adj. iconic. idealization n. idealisation.
iconoclast n. iconoclasta. idealize v. idealisar.
iconoclastic adj. iconoclastic. idealizer n. idealisator.
iconographer n. iconographo (- ideally adv. idealmente.
nò-). ideate, conceive v. idear.
iconographer n. iconographo. ideation n. ideation.
iconographic adj. iconographic. idem pron. idem (ì-).
iconography n. iconographia. idem pron. idem.
iconography n. iconographia (- identical adj. identic.
ìa).
identically adv. identicamente.
iconolater n. iconolatra.
identical-twins n. geminos monozygotic.
iconolater n. iconolatra (-nò-).
identifiable adj. identificabile.
iconologist n. iconologo.
identification n. identification.
iconologist n. iconologo (-nò-).
identification (submission of
iconology n. iconologia (-ìa).
credentials) n. legitimation.
iconology n. iconologia.
identify (1. to make identical, to treat
iconostasis n. iconostase. as identical; 2. to establish the
iconostasis n. iconostase (- nò-). identity of) v. identificar.
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identify v. identificar. idiomatic expression, idiom n.

identity n. identitate. idiotismo.
identity-card n. carta de identitate. idiosyncrasy n. idiosyncrasia.
ideogram n. ideogramma. idiosyncrasy n. idiosyncrasia (-

ìa).
ideographic adj. ideographic.
idiosyncratic adj. idiosyncrasic.
ideography n. ideographia (-ìa).
idiot n. idiota.
ideography n. ideographia.
idiotic adj. idiotic.
ideologic, ideological adj. ideologic.
Idist [Interling] n. idista.
ideological, ideologic adj. ideologic.
idle (lazy) adj. pigre.
ideologist n. ideologo.
idle (not working) adj. disoccupate.
ideologist n. ideologo (-òlogo).
idle, otiose (1. not occupied; 2.
ideology (1. science of ideas; 2. as in
useless futile) adj. otiose.
Fascist ideology) n. ideologia (-
idle (shiftless) adj. otiose.
ìa).
ideology (1. science of ideas; 2. as in idle, unoccupied adj. disoccupate.
Fascist ideology) n. ideologia. idle (useless) adj. van.
ideology n. ideologia. idle (useless) adj. inutile.
idio- (own, peculiar) occurring in idle v. otiar.
compounds] adj. idi-. idleness (lack of work) n. disoccupation.
idiocy n. idiotismo. idleness (laziness) n. pigritia.
idiocy n. idiotia (-ìa). idleness (laziness) n. otiositate.
idiocy n. idiotia. idleness n. disoccupation.
idiom, idiomatic expression n. idleness (state of being idle or
idiotismo. unoccupied) n. otiositate.
idiom (language peculiar to a people, idler n. pigro.
region) n. idioma. idly adv. disoccupatemente.
idiom (language peculiar to a people, idly adv. otiosemente.
region) n. idioma -ma/-mat-].
idly adv. pigremente.
idiom n. idioma.
idly (aimlessly) adv. sin proposito.
Idiom Neutral [Interling] n. idiom
Ido [Interling] n. ido Ido].
neutral.
Ido [Interling] n. ido.
Idiom Neutral [Interling] n. idiom
Ido n. IAL].
neutral N].
idiomatic adj. idiomatic. idol n. idolo.
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idol n. idolo (ì-). ignoramus n. ignorante.

idolater n. idolatra. ignorance (lack of knowledge,
idolater n. idolatra (-dò-). information) n. inscientia.
idolatrous, idolatric adj. idolatric. ignorance n. ignorantia.
idolatry n. idolatria (-ìa). ignorance, stupidity, foolishness n.
idolatry n. idolatria. nescietate.
ignorant adj. ignorante.
idolize (make an idol of) v. idolisar.
ignorant (knowing nothing) adj.
idolize (make an idol of) v. idolatrar.
ignorante.
idolize v. idolisar.
ignorant, stupid adj. nescie.
idyll n. idyllio.
ignorantism n. ignorantismo.
idyllic adj. idyllic.
ignore v. finger non vider.
if conj. si.
ignore v. ignorar.
if anything conj. si solmente.
ignore v. non prestar attention a.
if-not conj. si non.
iliumine, illuminate (1. to light up; 2.
if-then phr. si - alora.
to adorn with decorative letters
igneous (1. fiery; 2. Geol]) adj. ignee. and miniatures; 3. to enlighten) v.
ignite v. accender (se), inflammar (se). illuminar.
ignite v. ignir. ill adj. malade.
ignite v. inflammar, accender. ill adj. mal.
ignite v. accender, inflammar. ill adj. male.
ignite v. inflammar (se), accender (se). ill n. malo.
ignition, combustion (state of) n. ill n. mal.
ignition. ill, sick adj. malade.
ignition n. ignition. ill tempered adj. de mal humor.
ignivomous, vomiting fire adj. ignivome ill-behaved adj. mal comportate.
(- ì-).
ill-bred adj. mal educate.
ignivomous, vomiting fire adj.
illegal adj. illegal.
ignivome.
illegal confinement or restraint n.
ignoble (1. of low birth or position; 2.
sequestration.
mean, base) adj. ignobile.
illegality n. illegalitate.
ignoblenes n. ignobilitate.
illegally adv. illegalmente.
ignominious adj. ignominiose.
illegibility n. illegibilitate.
ignominy n. ignominia.
illegible adj. illegibile.
ignorable adj. ignorabile.
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illegitimacy n. illegitimitate. illuminate, iliumine (1. to light up; 2.

illegitimate adj. illegitime. to adorn with decorative letters
illegitimate adj. illegitime (-gì-). and miniatures; 3. to enlighten) v.
illuminar.
illiberal (1. not liberal, narrow-
illuminate, illustrate (with scenes from
minded; 2. not generous, stingy)
adj. illiberal.
history or legend) v. historiar.
illiberality n. illiberalitate. illuminate v. illuminar.
illicit adj. illicite (-lì-). illuminating, illuminant adj. illuminante.
illicit adj. illicite. illuminating, illuminative adj.

illuminative.
illimitable adj. illimitabile.
illumination (1. action of illuminating
illiteracy n. analphabetismo.
or lighting up; 2 . illumination of a
illiterate (1. unlettered; 2. unable to
manuscript; 3. enlightenment) n.
read or write) adj. illitterate, iliterate.
illumination.
illiterate (1. unlettered; 2. unable to illumination n. illumination.
read or write) adj. iliterate, illitterate.
illuminato (one of the illuminati) n.
illiterate adj. illitterate. illuminato.
illiterate adj. analphabetic. illuminator n. illuminator.
illiterate adj. analphabete. illuminism n. illuminismo.
illiterate n. analphabeto. illuminist n. illuminista.
illness adv. mal. illusion, conjuring trick n. prestigio.
illness, discase n. morbo. illusion n. illusion.
illness n. maladia. illusionism n. illusionismo.
illness, sickness n. maladia(-ìa). illusionist (1. adherent of illusionism;
illogical adj. illogic. 2. prestidigitator, conjurer) n.
illogically adv. illogicamente. illusionista.
ill-sounding adj. malsonante. illusive, illusory adj. illusori.
ill-treat v. maltractar. illusory, illusive adj. illusori.
ill-treatment n. maltracto. illusory, prestigious adj. prestigiose.
illuminable adj. illuminabile. illustrate (1. to elucidate; 2. to provide

with illustrations) v. illustrar.
illuminate, enlightened adj. illuminate.
illustrate, illuminate (with scenes from
illuminate, enlightened adj. illuminate
(pp of illuminar). history or legend) v. historiar.
illustrate, make illustrious v. illustrar.
illustrate v. illustrar.
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illustration (1. elucidation; 2. drawing, imbibe, absorb v. imbiber.

or picture used to illustrate) n. imbroglio (intricate and complicated
illustration. situation) n. imbroglio I].
illustration n. illustration. imbroglio (intricate and complicated
illustration (state of being illustrious) situation) n. imbroglio.
n. illustration.
imbue, inspire v. imbiber.
illustrative adj. illustrative.
imbue v. imbuer.
illustrator n. illustrator.
imburse, take in v. imbursar.
illustrious adj. illustre.
imitable adj. imitabile.
illustrious, distinguished adj. insigne.
imitate v. imitar.
ill-will n. malevolentia.
imitation adj. artificial.
Illyria n. Illyria.
imitation adj. de imitation.
Illyrian, Illyric adj. illyrie.
imitation (as in imitation lace) adj.
Illyrian n. illyrio. imitate.
Illyric, Illyrian adj. illyric. imitation (as in imitation lace) adj.
image n. imagine. imitate (pp of imitar).
imagery n. lingua figurate. imitation n. imitation.
imagery n. metaphoras. imitation gold, similor n. similauro.
imaginable adj. imaginabile. imitative adj. imitative.
imaginary adj. imaginari. imitative, mimetic, mimic adj. mimetic.
imagination (1. act of imagining or imitator, mimic n. mimologo.
picturing in the mind; 2. power ol imitator, mimic n. mimologo (-
imagination) n. imagination. mò-).
imagination n. imagination. imitator n. imitator.
imaginative adj. imaginative. immaculate adj. immaculate.
imagine (picture) v. imaginar. immanence n. immanentia.
imagine, suppose, think v. putar. immanent adj. immanente.
imagine (suppose) v. supponer. immaterial adj. immaterial.
imagine v. imaginar. immaterial (not material) adj.
imbalance n. disequilibrio. immaterial.
immateriality n. immaterialitate.
imbecile adj. imbecille.
immature adj. immatur.
imbecile adj/n. imbecille.
immeasurability, immensurability n.
imbecile n. imbecille.
immesurabilitate.
imbecility n. imbecillitate.
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immeasurability, immensurability n. immerse v. immerger.

immensurabilitate. immersion (1. dipping, plunging; 2.
immeasurable, immensurable adj. Astron]) n. immersion.
immesurabile. immersion n. immersion.
immeasurable, immensurable adj.
immigrant adj/n. immigrante.
immensurabile.
immigrant n. immigrato.
immediate adj. immediate.
immigrant n. immigrante.
immediately adv. immediatemente.
immigrate v. immigrar.
immediately conj. al instante quando.
immigration (act of immigrating) n.
immediately after, just after,
immigration.
forthwith adv. subinde.
immigration n. immigration.
immedicable adj. immedicabile.
imminence n. imminentia.
immemorial adj. immemorial.
imminent adj. imminente.
immemorial adj. immemorabile.
imminent adj. inminente.
immense adj. immense.
immix, commingle, mix up v. immiscer
immensely adv. immensemente.
-mise-/- mixt-].
immensely adv. enormemente. immix, commingle, mix up v. immiscer.
immensely adv. multissimo. immixture n. immixtion.
immensity n. immensitate. immobile adj. immobile.
immensurability, immeasurability n. immobile, immovable (1. incapable of
immensurabilitate. movement; 2. not moving,
immensurability, immeasurability n. motionless) adj. immobile.
immesurabilitate.
immobility n. immobilitate.
immensurable, immeasurable adj.
immobilization n. immobilisation.
immensurabile.
immobilize v. immobilisar.
immensurable, immeasurable adj.
immesurabile. immoderate adj. immoderate.
immerge, immerse (dip, plunge) v. immoderateness n. immoderatessa.
immerger -merg-/- mers-]. immoderation n. immoderation.
immerge, immerse (dip, plunge) v. immodest (1. presumptuous, forward;
immerger. 2. indecent, improper) adj.
immerse, immerge (dip, plunge) v. immodeste.
immerger -merg-/- mers-]. immodest, improper adj. dishoneste.
immerse, immerge (dip, plunge) v. immodest, lewd adj. impudic.
immerger.
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immodesty (1. presumptuousness, impair v. debilitar.

forwardness; 2. indelicacy, impair v. deteriorar.
unchastity) n. immodestia. impale (pierce with a pointed stake) v.
immolate v. immolar. impalar.
immolation n. immolation. impalement n. impalamento.
immolator n. immolator. impalpability n. impalpabilitate.
immoral adj. immoral. impalpable adj. impalpabile.
immoralism n. immoralismo. impanation [Eccl] n. impanation.
immoralist n. immoralista. impane [Eccl] v. impanar.
immorality n. immoralitate. imparisyllabic adj. imparisyllabe.
immorally adv. immoralmente. imparisyllabic adj. imparisyllabe (-
immortal adj. immortal. sì-).
immortality n. immortalitate. imparisyllabic n. imparisyllabo (-
sì-).
immortalize v. immortalisar.
imparisyllabic n. imparisyllabo.
immortification n. immortification.
imparity, inequality n. imparitate.
immovable adj. immobile, fixe.
impart, bestow v. impartir.
immovable adj. fixe, immobile.
impart, communicate (direction,
immovable, immobile (1. incapable of
motion) v. imprimer.
movement; 2. not moving,
impart, communicate (direction,
motionless) adj. immobile.
motion) v. imprimer -prim-/-press-].
immune adj. immun.
impart v. communicar.
immunity (1. exemption; 2. resistance
impart v. impartir.
to disease, poison) n. immunitate.
imparter n. impartitor.
immunization n. immunisation.
impartial adj. impartial.
immunize v. immunisar.
impartiality n. impartialitate.
immutability n. immutabilitate.
impartially adv. impartialmente.
immutable adj. immutabile.
impassable adj. impassibile.
imp n. diaboletto.
impassable, impervious adj. impervie.
impact n. impacto.
impasse (1. dead end; 2. deadlock) n.
impact n. Fig].
impasse F].
impact n. choc.
impasse (1. dead end; 2. deadlock) n.
impaction n. impaction. impasse.
impair (cause to deteriorate) v.
deteriorar.
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impassibility, impassivity n. impellent adj. impellente (ppr of

impassibilitate. impeller).
impassible, impassive adj. impassibile. impeller n. impulsor.
impassion v. passionar. impending adj. imminente.
impassioned, passionate adj. passional. impenetrability n. impenetrabilitate.
impassive adj. impassibile. impenetrable adj. impenetrabile.
impaste [Art] v. impastar. impenitence n. impenitentia.
impasto [Art] n. impastamento. impenitent, unrepentant adj.
impatience n. impatientia. impenitente.
impatient adj. impatiente. imperative (1. implying or expressing
a command) adj. imperative.
impeach (accuse) v. accusar.
imperative (1. Philos]; 2. Gram]) n.
impeach (censure) v. censurar.
imperativo.
impeach (charge) v. incriminar.
imperative adj. imperative.
impeachment (accusation) n.
imperative adj. urgente.
accusation.
imperative n. imperativo.
impeachment (charge) n. incrimination.
imperceptibility n. imperceptibilitate.
impeccabile (1. not liable to sin; 2.
faultless) adj. impeccabile. imperceptible adj. imperceptibile.
impeccability n. impeccabilitate. imperfect (1. not perfect; 2. Gram])

adj. imperfecte.
impeccable adj. impeccabile.
imperfect adj. imperfecte.
impecunious adj. impecuniose.
imperfect adj. incomplete.
impede, hinder v. impedir.
imperfect [Gram] n. imperfecto.
impede v. impedir.
imperfect n. imperfecto.
impediment, hindrance n.
imperfectibility n. imperfectibilitate.
impedimento.
impediment n. impedimento. imperfectible adj. imperfectibile.
impediment n. obstaculo. imperfection n. imperfection.
impeding (act of) n. impedimento. imperforable (that cannot be

perforated) adj. imperforabile.
impeding, impeditive adj. impeditive.
imperforate, imperforated adj.
impeditive, impeding adj. impeditive.
imperforate.
impel v. impeller.
imperforation n. imperforation.
impel v. pulsar.
impel v. impeller -pell-/-puls-].
impellent adj. impellente.
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imperial (1. pertaining to an empire or impetus n. impeto.

an emperor; 2 . of special impetus (of a moving body) n. impeto
excellence) = adj. imperial. (ìm-).
imperial adj. imperial. impetus (of a moving body) n. impeto.
imperialism n. imperialismo. impiety n. impietate.
imperialist n. imperialista. impious adj. impie.
imperil v. impericular. implacability n. implacabilitate.
imperious (1. domineering; 2. implacable adj. implacabile.
imperative) adj. imperiose. implant n. implantation.
imperishable adj. imperibile. implant v. implantar.
impermeability n. impermeabilitate. implantation n. implantation.
impermeable adj. impermeabile. implement n. utensile.
impermutability n. impermutabilitate. implement v. actuar.
impermutable adj. impermutabile. implement v. executar.
impersonal adj. impersonal. impletion n. impletion.
impersonally adv. impersonalmente. implicate (involve) v. implicar.
impersonate v. personificar. implicate v. implicar.
impertinence (1. irrelevance; 2. implication (condition of being
impudence) n. impertinentia. implicated) n. implication.
impertinent (1. irrelevant; 2. implicative adj. implicative.
impudent) adj. impertinente. implicit adj. implicite (-lì-).
impertinent adj. impertinente. implicit adj. implicite.
imperturbability n. imperturbabilitate. implode v. imploder.
imperturbable adj. imperturbabile. imploration, entreaty n. imploration.
impervious, impassable adj. impervie. implore, beseech v. implorar.
impetrate (obtain by request or implore v. implorar.
entreaty) v. impetrar.
implorer n. implorator.
impetration n. impetration.
impluvium [Rom. Antiq] n. impluvio.
impetrative adj. impetrative.
imply (involve) v. implicar.
impetuosity, ardor n. fuga.
imply (suggest) v. suggerer.
impetuosity n. impetuositate.
impolite adj. impolite.
impetuous adj. impetuose.
impolite, rude adj. impolite.
impetuous, vehement adj. vehemente.
impoliteness n. impolitessa.
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impolitic adj. impolitic. impost [Arch] n. imposta.

imponderability n. imponderabilitate. impost, tax, duty n. imposto.
imponderable imponderabile adj. impostor n. impostor.
imponderabile. impostor, swindler, cheat n. impostor.
import n. importation. imposture n. impostura.
import v. importar. impotence n. impotentia.
importable adj. importabile. impotent adj. impotente.
importance n. importantia. impound (sequester) v. sequestrar.
important adj. importante (ppr of impound v. confiscar.
importar).
impoverish v. impovrir.
important adj. importante.
impoverish v. depauperar.
importation, import n. importation.
impoverishment n. depauperation.
importer n. importator.
impoverishment n. impovrimento.
importune, importunate adj. importun.
impracticability n. impracticabilitate.
importune v. importunar.
impracticable adj. impracticabile.
importunity n. importunitate.
impracticable, inexecutable adj.
impose (practice tricks or deception)
inexcutabile.
v. imponer -pon-/-posit-/-post-].
imprecate v. imprecar.
impose (practice tricks or deception)
imprecation n. imprecation.
v. imponer.
imprecator n. imprecator.
impose v. imponer.
imprecatory adj. imprecatori.
imposed adj. imposte.
impregnability n. imprendibilitate.
imposed adj. imponite.
impregnable adj. imprendibile.
impose-on v. abusar de.
impregnable, unassailable adj.
imposing adj. imponente.
inexpugnabile.
imposing adj. impressionante.
impregnate (1. to fecundate, make
imposing, grand adj. grandiose.
pregnant; 2. to permeate, imbue) v.
imposing, impressive adj. imponente impregnar.
(pres part of imponer). impregnate, make pregnant v. pregnar.
imposition (1. as in imposition of a
impregnate v. imbiber.
law, tax, fine; 2. tax, fine imposed
impregnate v. impregnar.
or levied) n. imposition.
impregnation (1. fecundation; 2.
impossibility n. impossibilitate.
action of permeating or imbuing)
impossible adj. impossibile.
n. impregnation.
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impresario n. impresario. impressive, imposing adj. imponente

impresario n. impresario I]. (pres part of imponer).
impresario v. impresario. imprimatur n. imprimatur.
imprescriptibility n. imprescriptibilitate. imprint, impress v. imprimer.
imprescriptible (not subject to imprint, impress v. imprimer -prim-/-

prescription) adj. imprescriptibile. press-].
imprint n. impression.
impress (1. to make marks on by
pressing or stamping; 2. to affect, imprint v. imprimer.
move) v. impressionar. imprinting, stamping, impressing n.
impress, imprint v. imprimer. stampage (- aje).
imprinting, stamping, impressing n.
impress, imprint v. imprimer -prim-/-
stampage.
press-].
imprison (put in prison) v. imprisionar.
impress v. impressionar.
imprison v. imprisionar.
impressed, affected (deeply) adj.
penetrate. imprisonment, confinement,
impressed, affected (deeply) adj. detention n. detenimento.
penetrate (pp of penetrar). imprisonment, confinement,
impressing, imprinting, stamping n. detention n. detention.
stampage. imprisonment n. imprisionamento.
impressing, imprinting, stamping n. improbability, lack of verisimilitude n.
stampage (- aje). inverosimilantia.
impression (1. impression produced in improbability n. improbabilitate.
a substance; 2. impression made improbable adj. improbabile.
on a person; 3. Print]) n. impression.
improbable, unlikely adj.
impression n. impression. inverosimilante.
impressionability n. affectibilitate. improbable, unlikely adj. inverisimile.
impressionability n. impressionabilitate. improbity, dishonesty n. improbitate.
impressionable adj. affectabile. impromptu adj. improvisate.
impressionable adj. affectibile. impromptu adv. sin preparation.
impressionable adj. impressionabile. impromptu n. improvisation.
impressionism n. impressionismo. impromptu n. impromptu.
impressionist n. impressionista. impromptu n. impromptu F].
impressive adj. impressive. improper (1. incorrect, wrong; 2.
impressive, fascinating adj. prestigiose. unsuitable; 3. unseemly) adj.
improprie.
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improper, immodest adj. dishoneste. impugn v. impugnar.

improper (indecent) adj. inconveniente. impugning (action of) n. impugnation.
improper, not decent adj. impulse (1. impulsion, act of
inconveniente. impelling; 2. as in to act on
improper (wrong) adj. erronee. impulse) n. impulso.
impropriety (improper use of a word, impulse n. impulso.
expression) n. improprietate. impulse n. impulsion.
impropriety (incorrectness of impulse n. stimulo.
behavior) n. inconvenientia. impulsion (1. act of impelling; 2.
impropriety, indecency n. dishonestate. impulse) n. impulsion.
impropriety, indecency n. impulsive (1. impelling; 2. actuated by
dishonestitate. impulse) adj. impulsive.
improve, ameliorate v. meliorar. impulsive adj. impulsive.
improve (make better) v. abonar. impulsiveness n. impulsivitate.
improve, refine v. affinar. impunity n. impunitate.
improve v. meliorar (se. impure adj. impur.
improvement, amelioration n. impureness n. impuressa.
melioration.
impurity n. impuritate.
improvement n. melioration,
impurity [Theol] n. immunditia.
perfectionamento.
imputability n. imputabilitate.
improvement n. perfectionamento,
melioration. imputable n. imputabile.
improver, ameliorator n. meliorator. imputation n. imputation.
improvidence n. imprevidentia. impute v. imputar.
improvident adj. imprevidente. imputrescibility n. imputrescibilitate.
improving, refining (act of) n. imputrescible adj. imputrescibile.
affinamento. in (at home) adv. a casa.
improvisation n. improvisation. in, into prep. in.
improvise v. improvisar. in, inwardly, internally, on the inside
improviser n. improvisator. adv. intro.
imprudence n. imprudentia. in (on the inside) adv. intro.

imprudent adj. imprudente. in (place) prep. a.
impudence n. impudentia. in (place) prep. in.
impudent adj. impudente. in (the - party) adj. in fortia.
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in (time) prep. a. in spite of, despite prep. nonobstante.

in (time) prep. in. in spite of (malgrado) prep. malgre (-
in a gaseous state, gasiform adj. gré).
gasiforme. in spite of (malgrado) prep. malgre.
in addition, extra, besides adv. extra. in step (walking -) adv. promenar al
in addition to adv. preter. passo.
in addition to adv. preter (pré-). in step (walking -) adv. ambular al passo.
in addition to, besides adv. extra. in succession, successively adv.

successivemente.
in bad repute adj. malfamate.
in suspense, in suspension adj.
in despair adj. desperate.
suspense.
in different places, passim, here and
in that place, there adv. illic.
there, scattered, at random adv.
in that very place, in the same place
passim.
adv. ibidem (- bì-).
in different places, passim, here and
in that very place, in the same place
there, scattered, at random adv.
adv. ibidem.
passim (pàs-).
in the capacity of, as adv. qua.
in equilibrium, balanced adj. equilibre.
in the first place, first of all, first adv.
in form of a dialogue, dialogic adj.
primarimente.
dialogic.
in the manner that, as (como) adv.
in love, enamored adj. inamorate (pp of
quomodo.
inamorar).
in the manner that, as (como) adv.
in love, enamored adj. inamorate.
quomodo (quò-).
in no way, not at all adv. nullemente.
in the presence of prep. coram.
in one's cups, drunk adj. avinate.
in the presence of prep. coram
in one's presence, openly, publicly adv. (cò-).
coram. in the same place, in that very place
in one's presence, openly, publicly adv. adv. ibidem (- bì-).
coram (cò-). in the same place, in that very place
in order that, to the end that, just as, adv. ibidem.
as, how adv. ut. in vain adv. frustra.
in other respects, otherwise adv. cetero. in view of, considering prep. viste.
in other respects, otherwise adv. cetero in what manner, how adv. quomodo.
(cé-).
in what manner, how adv. quomodo
in respect to prep. erga. (quò-).
in spite of adv. malgrado.
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in what manner, how, as, than adv/conj. in-another-way adv. alias.

quam. in-any-case conj. de omne latere.
in writing, written adj. scripte. inappeasable, unappeasable adj.
inability n. incapacitate. inappaciabile.
inaccessibility n. inaccessibilitate. inappetence, inappetency, lack of
inaccessible adj. inaccessibile. appetite n. inappetentia.
inaccuracy, inexactitude n. inappetency, lack of appetite,
inexactitude. inappetence n. inappetentia.
inaccuracy n. inexactitude. inappetent, without desire adj.
inaccurate adj. incorrecte. inappetente.
inaccurate adj. inexacte. inapplicability n. inapplicabilitate.
inaccurate, inexact adj. inexacte. inapplicable adj. inapplicabile.
inaction n. inaction. inapplication, want of assiduity n.

inapplication.
inactive adj. inactive.
inappreciable adj. inappreciabile.
inactivity n. inactivitate.
inapt adj. inapte.
in-addition adj. extra.
inapt, inept adj. inepte.
inadeptable adj. inadeptabile.
inaptitude n. inaptitude.
inadequate adj. inadequate.
inaptitude n. ineptitude.
inadequate adj. insufficiente.
inarticulate (1. not jointed; 2.
inadmissibility n. inadmissibilitate.
indistinctly uttered) adj. inarticulate.
inadmissible adj. inadmissibile.
inarticulate adj. inarticulate.
inadvertence n. inadvertentia.
in-as-much (- as) conj. in tanto que.
inadvertent adj. inadvertente.
in-as-much conj. in tanto.
inadvisable adj. imprudente.
inattention n. inattention.
inalienability n. inalienabilitate.
inattentive adj. inattente.
inalienable adj. inalienabile.
inaudible adj. inaudibile.
inalienable adj. incapabile de esser
inaugural adj. inaugural.
estraniate.
inaugurate v. inaugurar.
inalterability n. inalterabilitate.
inauguration n. inauguration.
inane (empty) adj. vacue.
inaugurator n. inaugurator.
inane (silly) adj. insensate.
inauthentic, unauthentic adj.
inane (silly) adj. stupide.
inauthentic.
inanimate adj. inanimate.
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inauthenticity, unauthenticity n. incarcerate v. incarcerar.

inauthenticitate. incarceration n. carceration.
in-a-way (in a certain sense, almost) incarceration n. incarceration.
adv. quasi.
in-care-of prep. a presso de.
inborn adj. innate.
incarnadine, flesh-pink, rosy adj.
inborn, natural, connatural adj.
incarnatin.
connatural.
incarnate (embody) v. incarnar.
inborn quality, nature (of a person or
incarnation n. incarnation.
thing) n. physis (fì-).
incautious adj. incaute.
inborn quality, nature (of a person or
incendiarism n. incendiarismo.
thing) n. physis.
incendiary adj. incendiari.
inborn skill, talent, genius n. ingenio.
incendiary n. incendiario.
inbred adj. interpropagate.
incense (annoy) v. irritar.
inbred adj. innate.
incense n. incenso.
inbreed v. interpropagar.
incense boat n. navetta.
inbreeding n. reproduction inter
familiares. incentive, inciting adj. incentive.
inbreeding n. interpropagation. incentive n. incentivo.
incalculable adj. incalculabile. incept, begin v. inceptar.
incandesce (cause to become inception n. inception.
incandescent) v. incandescer. inceptive (1. beginning; 2. Gram]) adj.
incandescence n. incandescentia. inceptive.
incandescent adj. incandescente (ppr of incessant adj. incessante.
incandescer). incessant, ceaseless adj. incessante.
incandescent adj. incandescente. incest n. incesto.
incantation n. incantation. incestuous adj. incestuose.
incapability n. incapabilitate. inch [Meas] n. pollice (pòl-).
incapable adj. incapace. inch [Meas] n. pollice.
incapable adj. incapabile. inch n. uncia.
incapable, incompetent adj. inch-by-inch adv. pauc a pauc.
insufficiente. incidence (as in angle of incidence) n.
incapacity, incompetence n. incidentia.
insufficientia. incident (as in incident ray) adj.
incapacity n. incapacitate. incidente.
incarcerate v. carcerar. incident n. episodio.
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incident n. incidente. inclination (1. act of bowing or

incident n. evenimento. bending; 2. incline, slope; 3.
incidental adj. incidental. propensity, liking; 4.
Gram/Astron]) n. inclination.
incidental (fortuitous) adj. incidente.
inclination n. inclination.
incidental (fortuitous) adj. incidental.
incline (1. to bend, bow; 2. to make
incidentally adv. incidentalmente.
willing; 3. to slope, slant; 4. to be
incinerate, burn v. incinerar.
willing) v. inclinar.
incinerate v. incinerar.
incline n. inclination.
incineration n. incineration.
incline vi. propender.
incinerator n. incinerator.
incline vt. inclinar.
incise, cut into v. incisar.
inclined, disposed adj. disposite.
incision n. incision.
inclined, disposed adj. disposite (-
incisive adj. incisive.
pò-).
incisor (tooth) n. incisivo. inclined, favorable, tending adj.
incisory adj. incisori. propense.
incitability n. incitabilitate. inclined (sloping) adj. inclinate.
incitable adj. incitabile. inclined (tending) adj. propense.
incitation, incitement n. incitation. inclinometer n. inclinometro (-ò-
incite, spur v. convitar. ).
incite v. incitar. inclinometer n. inclinometro.
incite to a tumult v. tumultuar. include, enclose v. inglobar.
incite to revolt v. sublevar. include v. includer.
incite to sedition, sedition v. seditionar. include v. includer -clud-/-clus-].
incitement, incitation n. incitation. include in the budget, budget v.

budgetar.
incitement n. fomento.
include in the budget, budget v.
incitement, spur n. incitamento.
budgetar (-dj-).
inciting, incentive adj. incentive.
including adj. includente.
incivility n. incivilitate.
inclusion n. inclusion.
inclemency n. inclementia.
inclusive adj. incluse.
inclement adj. inclemente.
inclusive, inclusively adj. inclusive.
inclusive etc., total, aggregate adj.
global.
inclusively, inclusive adj. inclusive.
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incoercible adj. incoercibile. incompetent, incapable adj.

incognito adv. al incognito. insufficiente.
incognito n. incognito (-còg-). incomplete adj. incomplete.
incognito n. incognito. incomprehensibility n.

incomprehensibilitate.
incoherence, disconnectedness n.
incomprehensibility n.
incoherentia.
incomprensibilitate.
incoherent adj. incoherente.
incomprehensible adj. incomprensibile.
incoherent, disconnected adj.
incomprehensible adj.
incoherente.
incomprehensibile.
incombustibility n. incombustibilitate.
incomprehension n. incomprehension.
incombustible, fireproof adj.
incomprehension n. incomprension.
incombustibile.
income n. receptas. incompressibility n. incompressibilitate.
income (unearned) n. renta. incompressible adj. incompressibile.
income-tax n. imposto sur le receptas. inconceivability n. inconcipibilitate.
incommensurability n. inconceivable adj. inconcipibile.

incommensurabilitate. incongruence n. incongruentia.
incommensurable adj. incongruent adj. incongruente.
incommensurabile. incongruity, incongruousness n.
incommode, inconvenience v. incongruitate.
incommodar. incongruous adj. incongrue.
incommunicability n. incongruousness, incongruity n.
incommunicabilitate. incongruitate.
incommunicable adj. incommunicabile. inconolatry n. iconolatria.
incommutability n. incommutabilitate. inconolatry n. iconolatria (-ìa).
incommutable adj. incommutabile. inconsecutive, inconsequent adj.
incomparability n. incomparabilitate. inconsequente.
incomparable adj. incomparabile. inconsequence (1. want of logical
incompatibility n. incompatibilitate. sequence; 2. inconsistency (of
incompatible adj. incompatibile. reasoning, behavior)) n.
inconsequentia.
incompetence, incapacity n.
insufficientia. inconsequence n. inconsequential.
incompetence n. incompetentia. inconsequent adj. inconsequente.
incompetent adj. incompetente. inconsequent, inconsecutive adj.

inconsequente.
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inconsequential adj. inconsequential. inconvenient, unsuitable adj.

inconsiderate adj. sin consideration pro incommode (- cò-).
le alteres. inconvertibility n. inconvertibilitate.
inconsistency n. inconsistentia. inconvertible adj. inconvertibile.
inconsistent adj. inconsistente. incorporate (incorporate one thing in
inconsistent adj. incompatibile. another) v. incorporar.
inconsistent (in reasoning, behavior) incorporate v. incorporar.
adj. inconsequente. incorporation (synthesis, assimilation,
inconsistent (incoherent, embodiment) n. incorporation.
incongruous) adj. inconsistente. incorporeal adj. incorporee.
inconsolable adj. inconsolabile. incorporeal (as in incorporeal being)
inconsonant adj. inconsonante. adj. incorporal.
inconspicuous adj. inconspicue. incorporeity n. incorporeitate.

inconstancy n. inconstantia. incorporeity n. incorporalitate.
inconstant adj. inconstante. incorrect (1. improper; 2. wrong,
incontaminate, uncontaminated adj. inaccurate) adj. incorrecte.
incontaminate. incorrect adj. incorrecte.
incontestability n. incontestabilitate. incorrectness n. incorrection.
incontestable adj. incontestabile. incorrigibility, incorrigibleness n.
incontinence (1. lack of self-restraint; incorrigibilitate.
2. Med]) n. incontinentia. incorrigible adj. incorrigibile.
incontinent adj. incontinente. incorrigibleness, incorrigibility n.
incontrovertible adj. incontrovertibile. incorrigibilitate.
incorrupt adj. incorrupte.
inconvenience, disadvantage,
discomfort n. incommoditate. incorruptibility n. incorruptibilitate.
inconvenience, incommode v. incorruptible adj. incorruptibile.

incommodar. incradicable, inextirpable adj.
inconvenience n. inconveniente. inextirpabile.
inconvenience n. incommoditate. increase, augment v. augmentar.
inconvenience v. incommodar. increase, augmentation n. augmento.
inconvenience v. disturbar. increase, augmentation n.

augmentation.
inconvenient adj. incommode.
increase (cause to increase) v.
inconvenient, unsuitable adj.
accrescer.
incommode.
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increase (growth in size, amount, or inculcation n. inculcation.

degree) n. accrescimento. inculcator n. inculcator.
increase n. augmento. inculpate, incriminate v. inculpar.
increase n. accrescimento. inculpation, incrimination n.
increase n. augmentation. inculpation.
increase vi. augmentar. incumbency (that which is imposed as
increase vi. crescer. a duty or obligation) n. incumbentia.
increase vt. augmentar. incumbent (imposed as a duty or

obligation) adj. incumbente.
increase vt. accrescer.
incunabulum [Bibliog] n. incunabulo.
increasing, growing adj. crescente.
incur v. incurrer -curr-/curs-].
increasing, growing adj. crescente (ppr
of crescer). incur v. incurrer.
increate adj. increate. incur v. exponer se a.
incredibility n. incredibilitate. incurability n. insanabilitate.
incredible adj. incredibile. incurability n. incurabilitate.
incredulity n. incredulitate. incurable adj. incurabile.
incredulous adj. incredule. incurable adj. insanabile.
increment n. incremento. incurious (1. not desirous of seeing or
incriminate, inculpate v. inculpar. knowing; 2. not deserving or
exciting curiosity) adj. incuriose.
incriminate v. incriminar.
incursion n. incursion.
incrimination, inculpation n.
inculpation. indebted adj. indebitate.
incrimination n. incrimination. indecency, impropriety n. dishonestate.
incrustation (1. act of encursting; 2. indecency, impropriety n.
crust, deposit) n. incrustation. dishonestitate.
incubate, brood v. incubar. indecency (lack of decency) n.
indecentia.
incubate v. incubar.
indecent (1. unbecoming, unseemly;
incubation (1. act of brooding,
2. offending against propriety or
incubating; 2. Med]) n. incubation.
delicacy) adj. indecente.
incubation n. incubation.
indecent adj. indecente.
incubator n. incubator.
indecipherable adj. indecifrabile.
incubus n. incubo (ìn-).
indecision n. indecision.
incubus n. incubo.
inculcate v. inculcar.
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indecisive, undecided (1. inconclusive, indemnity (compensation for damage,

unsettled; 2. irresolute, loss, or expenses incurred) n.
hesitating) adj. indecise. indemnitate.
indeclinable [Gram] adj. indeclinabile. indent (cut into) v. indentar.
indecorous adj. indecorose. indent (cut into) v. requisitionar.
indeed adv. in effecto. indent, tooth v. indentar.
indeed adv. vermente. indent, tooth v. dentar.
indeed (after adjective) adv. multissime. indentation n. indentation.
indeed, even, truly, really adv. vero. independence n. independentia.
indeed, even, truly, really adv. vere. independent adj. independente.
indeed interj. in effecto! independent gentleman, rentier n.
indefatigability n. infatigabilitate. rentero.
indescribable adj. inenarrabile.
indefatigable adj. infatigabile.
indescribable adj. indescriptibile.
indefectibility n. indefectibilitate.
indestructibility n. indestructibilitate.
indefectible adj. indefectibile.
indestructible adj. indestructibile.
indefensible adj. indefensibile.
indeterminable adj. indeterminabile.
indefensible adj. indefendibile.
indetermination (1. (quality of being
indefinable adj. indefinibile.
indeterminate; 2. irresoluteness) n.
indefinite adj. indefinite.
indetermination.
indefinitely phr. indefinitemente.
indeterminism [Philos] n.
indefinitely (put off -) phr. lassar indeterminismo.
indefinitemente. indeterminist [Philos] n. indeterminista.
indelibility, indelibleness n.
indevotion, lack of devotion n.
indelibilitate.
indevotion.
indelible adj. indelibile.
indevout, irreverent adj. indevote.
indelibleness, indelibility n.
index (1. indicator; 2. forefinger; 3. as
indelibilitate.
in index of a book) n. indice.
indemnification (act of indemnifying,
index (1. indicator; 2. forefinger; 3. as
compensating) n. indemnisation.
in index of a book) n. indice
indemnify, buy out v. disinteressar.
(ìn-).
indemnify (compensate for damage, index (enter in index) v. mitter in le
loss, or expenses incurred) v. indice.
indemnisar. index (furnish index) v. provider de un
indice.
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index n. indice. indiction (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. Chronol]

Index [R.C.Ch] n. indice (ìn-). (cycle of indiction) n. indiction.
Index [R.C.Ch] n. indice. indifference n. indifferentia.
index-finger n. digito indice. indifferent adj. mediocre.
India [Geog] n. India. indifferent adj. indifferente.
India n. India. indifferentism n. indifferentismo.
Indian (1. of or pertaining to India; 2. indifferentist n. indifferentista.
pertaining to the American indigence n. indigentia.
Indians) adj. indian. indigent adj. indigente.
indian adj. indian. indigestibility n. indigestibilitate.
Indian (American) n. indiano. indigestible adj. indigeste.
Indian, Hindu n. indiano. indigestible adj. indigestibile.
indian n. indiano. indigestion n. indigestion.
Indiana npr. Indiana. indignant adj. indignate.
Indianapolis n. Indianapolis. indignation n. indignation.
Indianapolis n. Indianapolis (-nà- indignity, insult n. indignitate.
). indignity n. indignitate.
indicate, be indicative of v. indicar.
indigo (1. the dye indigo; 2. the color
indicate v. indicar. indigo; 3. indigo plant) n. indigo.
indication, denotation n. denotation. indigo (1. the dye indigo; 2. the color
indication, mark, token n. indicio. indigo; 3. indigo plant) n. indigo
indication n. indication. (ìn-).
indicative (1. that indicates; 2. Gram]) indigotin [Chem] n. indigotina.
adj. indicative. indirect adj. indirecte.
indicative adj. indicative. indiscernible adj. indiscernibile.
indicative, indicative mood n. indiscreet adj. indiscrete.
indicativo. indiscretion n. indiscretion.
indicative n. gram.
indiscriminate adj. sin discrimination.
indicative mood, indicative n.
indiscriminate (as if blind) adj. cec.
indicativo.
indiscriminately adv. sin discriminar.
indicator (1. one who, that which
indiscriminately (blindly) adv.
indicates; 2. Technol] (gauge,
cecamente.
meter) n. indicator.
indispensability n. indispensabilitate.
indicator n. indicator.
indispensable adj. indispensabile.
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indispose (1. to make unwell; 2. to indivisibility n. indivisibilitate.

make unwilling) v. indisponer -pon-/- indivisible adj. indivisibile.
posit-]. indivisible adj. impartibile.
indispose (1. to make unwell; 2. to
indivisible, that cannot be cut adj.
make unwilling) v. indisponer. insecabile.
indisposed adj. indisposite. indivision n. indivision.
indisposed (unwell) adj. indisposite (- Indo-China n. Indochina (-sh-).
pò-).
Indo-China n. Indochina.
indisposed (unwell) adj. indisposite.
Indo-Chinese adj. indochinese (-sh-).
indisposition (1. slight ailment; 2.
Indo-Chinese adj. indochinese.
unwillingness, aversion) n.
indocile adj. indocile.
indisposition.
indisputable adj. indisputabile. indocility n. indocilitate.
indissolubility n. indissolubilitate. indoctrinate n. catechisar.
indissoluble adj. indissolubile. indoctrinate v. indoctrinar.
indistinct adj. indistincte. indoctrination n. indoctrinamento.
indistinction (want of distinction) n. Indo-European adj. indoeuropee.

indistinction. Indo-European n. indoeuropeo.
indistinguishable adj. indistinguibile. indolence n. indolentia.
individual adj. individual. indolent (1. Pathol] (painless; 2. averse
individual adj. particular. to toil or exertion) adj. indolente.
individual, fellow, chap n. subjecto. indolent adj. indolente.
individual n. individuo. indolent adj. pigre.
individualism n. individualismo. indomitability n. indomabilitate.
individualist n. individualista. Indonesia [Geog] n. Indonesia.
individuality (individual character) n. Indonesia n. Indonesia.
individualitate. indonesian adj. indonesian.
individualization n. individualisation. Indonesian adj. indonesian.
individualize v. individualisar. indonesian n. indonesiano.
individually adv. individualmente. Indonesian n. indonesiano.
individuate, single out v. individuar. in-door adj. de casa.
individuation (1. action or process of in-door adj. interior.
singling out or individuating; 2. in-doors adv. al interior.
individuality, personal identity) n.
in-doors adv. in le casa.
individuation.
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indorsement, endorsement [Commer] industrial adj. industrial.

n. indorsamento. industrial industrial adj. industrial.
indubitable adj. indubitabile. industrialism n. industrialismo.
induce (1. as in to induce a person to industrialist n. industrial.
do something; 2. Logic]; 3. Elec]) v.
industrialization n. industrialisation.
inducer -duc-/-duct-].
industrially adv. industrialmente.
induce (1. as in to induce a person to
industrious adj. industriose.
do something; 2. Logic]; 3. Elec]) v.
inducer. industry [Econ] n. industria.
induce v. inducer. industry n. industria.
inducer n. inductor. inebriate, make drunk v. inebriar.
inducing, leading adj. inductive. inedibility n. inedibilitate.
induction (1. Logic]; 2. Elec.) n. inedible, uneatable adj. inedibile.
induction. inedited adj. inedite.
inductive (1. Logic]; 2. Elec/Magnet]) inedited adj. inedite (-né-).
adj. inductive.
ineffable, inexpressible adj. indicibile.
inductor [Elec] n. inductor.
ineffable ineffabilitate adj. ineffabile.
indulge v. esser indulgente con.
ineffective adj. inefficace.
indulge in fanciful ideas, schemes v.
ineffective, inefficacious adj. inefficace.
chimerisar.
inefficacious, ineffective adj. inefficace.
indulge-in v. permitter se le luxo de.
inefficacious, inefficient adj.
indulgence (1. state or quality of
inefficiente.
being indulgent; 2. R.C.Ch]) n.
inefficacy n. inefficacia.
indulgentia.
inefficiency n. inefficientia.
indulgence, mercy n. venia.
inefficiency n. inefficacitate.
indulgence [R.C.Ch] v. indulgentiar.
inefficient adj. inefficiente.
indulgent adj. indulgente.
inefficient, inefficacious adj.
indulgent adj. indulgente (pp of indulger).
inefficiente.
indult [Canon Law] n. indulto.
inelegance, inelegancy n. inelegantia.
indurate adj. indurate.
inelegancy, inelegance n. inelegantia.
indurate adj. indurate (ppr of indurar).
inelegant adj. inelegante.
indurate, harden (make or become
ineligibility n. ineligibilitate.
hard) v. indurar.
ineligible adj. ineligibile.
induration n. induration.
ineluctable adj. ineluctabile.
Indus, Sind n. Indo.
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inept adj. inepte. inexperience n. inexperientia.

inept, inapt adj. inepte. inexperienced adj. inexperimentate.
ineptitude n. ineptitude. inexpert adj. inexperte.
inequality, imparity n. imparitate. inexpiable adj. inexpiabile.
inequality n. inequalitate. inexpiate, not expiated, not atoned,
inequitable adj. inique. unexpiated adj. inexpiate.
inequity n. iniquitate. inexplicability n. inexplicabilitate.
inert adj. inerte. inexplicable adj. inexplicabile.
inertia (1. Phys]; 2. inertness, apathy) inexplorable adj. inexplorabile.
n. inertia. inexpressible adj. inexprimibile.
inertia n. inertia. inexpressible, ineffable adj. indicibile.
inestimable adj. inestimabile. inexpressive adj. inexpressive.
inestimable, priceless adj. inextensible adj. inextensibile.
inappreciabile. inextinguishable adj. inextinguibile.
inevitable adj. inevitabile.
inextirpable, incradicable adj.
inexact adj. inexacte. inextirpabile.
inexact, inaccurate adj. inexacte. infallibility n. infallibilitate.
inexact, not punctilious adj. impunctual. infallible adj. infallibile.
inexactitude, inaccuracy n. infamous adj. infame.
inexactitude. infamous (as in infamous punishment)
inexactness, lack of punctiliousness n. Law] adj. infamante.
impunctualitate.
infamous (of ill fame or repute) adj.
inexcusable adj. inexcusabile.
infame.
inexecutable, impracticable adj. infamous, villainous, vile adj. villan.
inexcutabile.
infamy n. infamia.
inexhaustible adj. inexhaustibile.
infancy n. infantia.
inexhaustible adj. inexhauribile.
infant, baby n. infante.
inexistence n. inexistentia.
infant n. infante.
inexistent adj. inexistente.
infante n. infante.
inexorability n. inexorabilitate.
infanticide (act of killing an infant) n.
inexorable adj. inexorabile.
infanticidio.
inexpedient adj. inopportun. infanticide (act) v. infanticidio.
inexpensive adj. a bon mercato. infanticide (one who commits
inexpensive adj. pauco costose. infanticide) n. infanticida.
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infanticide (person) n. infanticida. infer v. arguer.

infantile adj. infantil. inference [Logic] n. inferentia.
infantile (pertaining to an infant or inferior adj. inferior.
infants) adj. infantil. inferior (as in inferior ovary) Bot] adj.
infantilism n. infantilismo. infere.
infantry n. infanteria. inferiority n. inferioritate.
infantry n. infanteria (-ìa). infernal adj. infernal.
infantry-man n. soldato de infanteria. infernally adv. infernalmente.
infantryman n. pedon. inferno, hell n. inferno.
infationism n. inflationismo. inferrible adj. inferibile.
infatuate v. infatuar. infertile adj. infertile.
infatuation n. infatuation. infertility n. infertilitate.
in-favor-of adv. pro. infest v. infestar.
infeasibility, unfeasibility n. infestation n. infestation.
infacibilitate. infested adj. infestate.
infeasible, unfeasible adj. infacibile. infested with bedbugs adj. cimicose.
infect v. infectar. infested with fleas, pulicous adj.
infect (with a plague) v. appestar. pulicose.
infected adj. infectate. infester n. infestator.
infected with tinea, ringworm adj. infeudation, enfeoffment n.
tineose. infeudation.
infection n. contagion. infidel adj. infidel.
infection n. infection. infidelity (1. unfaithfulness; 2. want of
infectious adj. infectiose. religious belief) n. infidelitate.
infectious, infective adj. infective. infidelity n. infidelitate.
infecund adj. infecunde. infiltrate v. infiltrar.
infecundity n. infecunditate. infiltrate v. infiltrar (se).
infeeted, rotten, decayed, tainted adj. infiltration n. infiltration.

corrupte. infinite adj. infinite.
infelicity, unhappiness n. infelicitate. infinite n. infinito.
infer, deduce v. deducer -duc-/-duct-]. infiniteness, infinitude n. infinitude.
infer, deduce v. deducer. infinitesimal adj. infinitesimal.
infer [Logic] v. inferer. infinitesimal adj. infinitesime.
infer v. inferer. infinitesimal adj. infinitesime (- ésime).
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infinitive [Gram] adj. infinitive. inflammation n. inflammation.

infinitive [Gram] n. infinitivo. inflammative adj. inflammative.
infinitive n. infinitivo. inflammatory (1. Med]; 2. as in
infinitude, infiniteness n. infinitude. inflammatory writings) adj.
infinity [Math] n. infinito. inflammatori.
inflate v. inflar.
infinity n. infinitate.
inflated adj. inflate.
infirm adj. infirme.
inflation n. inflation.
infirm, frail adj. infirme.
inflationist n. inflationista.
infirm, invalid adj. valetudinari.
inflect (1. to bend; 2. Gram]) v.
infirmary, sickroom n. infirmeria (-
inflecter -flect-/-flex-].
ìa).
inflect (1. to bend; 2. Gram]) v.
infirmary, sickroom n. infirmeria.
inflecter.
inflame (1. Med]; 2. to fire, stir up) v.
inflection, inflexion (1. action of
inflammar.
inflecting or bending; 2. Gram]) n.
inflame v. inflammar.
inflexion.
inflamed adj. inflammate.
inflection n. inflexion.
inflamed adj. inflammate pp of
inflexibility n. inflexibilitate.
inflammar.
inflexible adj. inflexibile.
inflamed, congested adj. injectate (pp of
injectar). inflexion, inflection (1. action of
inflecting or bending; 2. Gram]) n.
inflamed, congested adj. injectate.
inflexion.
inflammability, combustibility,
inflict v. infliger -flig-/-flict-l.
accensibility n. accensibilitate.
inflict v. infliger.
inflammability n. inflammabilitate.
inflicted adj. infligite.
inflammable (1. easily set on fire; 2.
inflicted adj. inflicte.
easily excited) adj. inflammabile.
infliction n. infliction.
inflammable adj. inflammabile.
inflorescence [Bot] n. inflorescentia.
inflammable, combustible, accensible
adj. accensibile. inflow, influx n. influxo.
inflammable, combustible adj. influence n. influentia.
accendibile. influence v. influentiar.
inflammable (flammable) adj. influenced adj. influentiate.
flammabile. influential adj. influente.
inflammation (1. ignition; 2. Med]) n.
influentially adv. influentemente.
inflammation.
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influenza n. influenza. infringe (break, violate) v. infringer -

influenza [Pathol] n. influenza. fring-/- fract-].
influenza [Pathol] n. influenza I]. infringe (break, violate) v. infringer.
influx, inflow n. influxo. infringe v. violar.
influx n. influxo. infringe v. infringer.
inform (1. to give form to; 2. to impart infringement n. violation.

knowledge to) v. informar. infringement n. infringimento.
inform, unformed adj. informe. infringe-upon v. transgressar.
inform v. informar. in-front adv. avante.
inform against, denounce v. denunciar. in-front-of adv. ante.
inform against v. deferer. infuriate, infuriated adj. infuriate (pp of
informal adj. sin formalitate. infuriar).
infuriate, infuriated adj. infuriate.
informal adj. non official.
infuriate v. indiabolar.
informal adj. non formal.
infuriate v. infuriar.
informal adj. sin ceremonia.
infuriate v. furiar.
informally adv. informalmente.
infuriated, infuriate adj. infuriate.
informant, informer n. informator.
infuriated, infuriate adj. infuriate (pp of
informant n. informator.
infuriar).
informant n. informante.
infuse (as in to infuse tea) v. infunder -
information n. information(es). fund-/- fus-].
information n. information. infuse (as in to infuse tea) v. infunder.
information office n. bureau de infusibility n. infusibilitate.
information.
infusible, not fusible adj. infusibile.
informative adj. informative.
infusion (1. Eccl]; 2. extract obtained
informed, well-informed, learned adj.
by infusing or steeping) n. infusion.
sciente.
infusorial adj. infusorial.
informer, informant n. informator.
infusorian n. infusorio.
informer n. delator.
ingem (adorn with gems) v. ingemmar.
infraction n. infraction.
ingenious adj. ingeniose.
infra-red adj. infrarubie.
ingenious (cleverly planned or made)
infrequency, infrequence n.
adj. ingeniose.
infrequentia.
infrequent adj. infrequente.
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ingenious (having an aptitude for inhabitant of the moon, Selenite n.

invention or construction) adj. selenita.
ingeniose. inhalant n. inhalante.
ingenious, skilful adj. industriose. inhalation [Med] n. inhalation.
ingenue (naive girl) n. ingenua. inhalation n. inspiration.
ingenuity n. ingeniositate. inhale, inspire v. inspirar.
ingenuity, skill n. industria. inhale [Med] v. inhalar.
ingenuous adj. ingenue. inhale v. inhalar.
ingenuousness n. ingenuitate. inhale v. aspirar.
ingest v. ingerer. inhaler (1. one who inhales; 2.
ingestion n. ingestion. contrivance for inhalation) n.
inglenook (setee by the hearth) n. inhalator.
cathedra inglenook. inhaler n. inhalator.
inglorious inglutimento adj. ingloriose. inhaling, inspiration n. aspiration.
ingot n. lingoto. inharmonic adj. inharmonic.
ingrain v. imbuer. inharmonious adj. inharmoniose.
ingrain v. inculcar. inharmony n. inharmonia.
ingrained adj. innate. inharmony n. inharmonia (-ìa).
ingrained adj. inculcate. inhere, be inherent v. inherer.
ingrained adj. imbuite. inherence n. inherentia.
ingrate, ungrateful adj. ingrate. inherent adj. inherente (ppr of inherer).
ingratiating, insinuating adj. insinuante inherent adj. inherente.
(ppr of insinuar). inherent in the case adj. casual.
ingratiating, insinuating adj. insinuante. inherit v. hereditar.
ingratitude n. ingratitude. inherit conjointly v. cohereditar.
ingredient n. ingrediente. inheritance, heritage n. hereditage (-
ingress, entrance n. ingresso. aje).
ingurgitate, swallow (1. to engulf; 2. inheritance, heritage n. hereditage.
to swallow up greedily) v. ingurgitar. inheritance n. hereditate.
ingurgitation n. ingurgitation. inheritance n. hereditage.
inhabit, live in v. habitar. inheritor n. hereditario.
inhabit v. habitar. inhibit (1. to forbid; 2. to restrain,
inhabitant n. habitante. hinder) v. inhibir.
inhabitant of Brussels n. bruxellese. inhibit v. inhibir.
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inhibit v. impedir. initiative, initiating adj. initiative.

inhibition (1. act of forbidding; 2. initiative n. initiativa.
Physiol]; 3. Psychol]) n. inhibition. initiator n. initiator.
inhibition n. inhibition. inject v. injectar.
inhibitory (1. prohibitory; 2. Physiol]) inject v. injicer.
adj. inhibitori.
inject v. injicer -jic-/-ject-].
inhospitable adj. inhospital.
injection, clyster, enema n. clyster.
inhospitality n. inhospitalitate.
injection n. injection.
inhuman adj. inhuman.
injection (of morphine) n. syringation.
inhumanity n. inhumanitate.
injector [Med] n. injector.
inhumation, burial, interment n.
injunction (authoritative admonition or
inhumation.
order) n. injunction.
inhume, bury, inter v. inhumar.
injure (harm) v. nocer a.
inimical (1. hostile; 2. harmful) adj.
injure (harm) v. facer mal a.
inimic (- ìc).
injure (harm) v. offender.
inimical (1. hostile; 2. harmful) adj.
inimic. injure, wound v. leder.
inimical (hostile) adj. inimic. injure, wound v. leder led-/les-;-lid-/-lis-
inimitable adj. inimitabile. ].
injure (wound) v. leder.
iniquitous (wicked) adj. inique.
injure (wound) v. ferir.
iniquity (wickedness) n. iniquitate.
injured, hurt adj. lese.
initial adj. prime, initial.
injured (wounded) past. part. ferite.
initial adj. initial, prime.
injured (wounded) past. part. ledite.
initial n. initial.
injured-party n. parte ledite.
initial v. poner initiales a.
injurious adj. injuriose.
initial initial adj. initial.
injurious, harmful adj. damnose.
initially adv. initialmente.
injurious, insulting adj. injuriose.
initiate (1. to originate; 2. to introduce
into a society, sect) v. initiar. injuriousness, harmfulness n.
damnositate.
initiate (begin) v. comenciar.
injury (1. wrong; 2. damage) n. injuria.
initiate n. initiato.
injury (harm) n. injuria.
initiate (originate, introduce) v. initiar.
injury (harm) n. damno.
initiating, initiative adj. initiative.
injury (harm) n. mal.
initiation n. initiation.
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injury (wound) n. ferita. innocence (1. guiltlessness; 2.

injury (wound) n. vulnere. freedom from the knowledge of
injustice n. injustitia. evil) n. innocentia.
ink n. tinta. innocence n. innocentia.
ink v. marcar de tinta. innocent (1. not guilty; 2. having no

knowledge of evil; 3. harmless,
inkling n. indicio.
innocuous) adj. innocente.
inkling n. suspicion.
innocent adj. inculpabile.
inkwell n. tintiera.
innocent adj. innocente.
inky adj. nigre como le tinta.
innocuous adj. innocue.
inky adj. marcate con tinta.
innocuous, harmless adj. innocue.
inland adj. interior.
innocuousness, harmlessness n.
inland adj. mediterranee.
innocentia.
inland adv. verso le interior.
innocuousness, harmlessness n.
inland sea n. mediterraneo. innocuitate.
inland-revenue n. fisco. innovate (introduce as new) v. innovar.
inlay (decorate with something set in innovation (1. process of innovating;
the surface) v. incrustar. 2. something newly introduced) n.
inlay n. incrustation. innovation.
inlet [Geog] n. ingresso. innovation n. innovation.
inlet [Geog] n. entrata. innovator n. novator.
inlet [Mech] apertura n. habitante. innovator n. innovator.
inmate (of asylum or prison) n. in-no-way adv. nullemente.
internato. innuendo n. allusion.
inn n. albergo. innuendo n. insinuation.
innate adj. innate. innumerability n. innumerabilitate.
inner adj. interior. innumerable adj. innumerabile.
inner sanctum [Bib] n. sanctum interne. inobservable adj. inobservabile.
innermost adj. le plus profunde. inobservance, non-observance n.
inner-sanctum [Bib] n. sanctum interior. inobservantia.
innervate v. innervar. inobservant adj. inobservante.
innervation n. innervation. inoculable adj. inoculabile.
innkeeper n. albergero. inoculate v. inocular.
inoculation n. inoculation.
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inodorous, odorless adj. inodor. inquiry office n. bureau pro inquestas.

inoffensive adj. inoffensive. Inquisition [Eccl] n. inquisition.
inofficiosity [Law] n. inofficiositate. inquisition, inquiry n. inquisition.
inofficious [Law] adj. inofficiose. inquisition [Law] n. inquisition.
inoperative adj. inefficace. inquisition n. inquisition.
inoperative adj. inoperante. inquisitive adj. curiose.
inopportune adj. inopportun. inquisitive adj. inquisitive.
inopportuneness, inopportunity n. inquisitor (1. one who makes inquiry;
inopportunitate. 2. Ch. Hist]) n. inquisitor.
inopportunity, inopportuneness n. inquisitorial adj. inquisitorial.
inopportunitate. inquisitory, inquisitorial adj. inquisitori.
in-order-that conj. proque, quo.
inroad n. incursion.
in-order-that conj. quo, proque.
insalubrity, unhealthiness,
inorganic adj. inorganic. unwholesomeness n. insalubritate.
in-part adv. in parte. insane adj. insan.
in-place-of adv. in loco de. insane, demented adj. demente.
input n. entrata. insane (mad) adj. demente.
input v. facer entrar. insane (mad) adj. folle.
inquest [Law] n. inquesta. insane (of ideas) adj. insensate.
inquest n. inquesta. insanitary adj. insalubre.
inquiet, unquiet adj. inquiete. insanitary adj. antihygienic.
inquietude, disquietude n. inquietude. insanity, dementia, dementedness n.
inquire, enquire (make inquiries) v. dementia.
inquirer -quir-/- quest-/-quisit-]. insanity n. insanitate.
inquire, enquire (make inquiries) v. insanity n. follia.
inquirer.
insanity n. dementia.
inquire vi. inquirer.
insatiability n. insatiabilitate.
inquire vt. demandar.
insatiable adj. insatiabile.
inquired adj. inquisite.
insatiate adj. insatiate.
inquired adj. inquirite.
inscribe (1. to engrave or write on
inquirer, enquirer n. inquiritor.
metal, stone, paper; 2. Geom]) v.
inquiry, inquisition n. inquisition. inscriber.
inquiry (investigation) n. inquesta.
inquiry n. inquesta.
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inscribe (1. to engrave or write on insensitive adj. insensibile.

metal, stone, paper; 2. Geom]) v. insensitiveness, insensibility n.
inscriber -scrib-/-script-]. insensibilitate.
inscribe, enter (in a list) v. inscriber. inseparability n. inseparabilitate.
inscribe, enter (in a list) v. inscriber - inseparable adj. inseparabile.
scrib-/- script-]. insert, introduce v. ingerer -ger-/-gest-].
inscribe v. inscriber.
insert, introduce v. ingerer.
inscription (1. as in an inscription on a
insert v. inserer -ser-/-sert-].
tombstone; 2. entry in a roll,
insert v. introducer.
register) n. inscription.
insert v. insertar.
inscription n. inscription.
insert v. inserer.
inscrutability n. inscrutabilitate.
insertion, introduction n. ingestion.
inscrutable adj. inscrutabile.
insertion n. insertion.
insect n. insecto.
insertion n. introduction.
insecticide n. insecticida.
inside (1. on the inside, within; 2. into,
insectivore n. insectivoro (- tì-).
to the inside) adv. intus (ìn-).
insectivore n. insectivoro.
inside (1. on the inside, within; 2. into,
insectivorous adj. insectivore.
to the inside) adv. intus.
insectology n. insectologia (- ìa).
inside adj. interior.
insectology n. insectologia.
inside adj. interne.
insecure adj. insecur.
inside adv. internemente.
insecure, unsafe adj. insecur.
inside adv. intra.
insecurity n. insecuritate.
inside adv. interiormente.
inseminate v. inseminar.
inside n. interior.
insemination n. insemination.
inside prep. intra.
insensate, senseless, foolish adj.
insidious adj. insidiose.
insensate.
insidiousness n. insidia.
insensibility, insensitiveness n.
insight (intuition) n. intuition.
insensibilitate.
insensibility (lack of feeling) n. insight (penetration) n. penetration.
indolentia. insight (wisdom) n. perspicacia.
insensible (1. imperceptible; 2. insignia n. insignias.
insensitive) adj. insensibile. insignificance n. insignificantia.
insensible adj. insensibile. insignificance, slightness n. tenuitate.
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insignificance, unimportance n. insolvency [Commer] n. insolventia.

futilitate. insolvent adj. insolvente.
insignificant adj. insignificante. insomnia n. insomnia.
insignificant, unimportant adj. futile. insomnious, sleepless adj. insomne.
insincere adj. insincer. inspect, superintend v. inspicer -spic-/-
insincerity n. insinceritate. spect-].
insinuate (1. as in to insinuate oneself inspect, superintend v. inspicer.
into a person's confidence; 2. to inspect v. inspectar.
hint, imply) v. insinuar. inspect v. examinar.
insinuate v. insinuar. inspection n. inspection.
insinuating, ingratiating adj. insinuante inspector, examiner (person who
(ppr of insinuar). checks or verifies) n. controlator.
insinuating, ingratiating adj. insinuante.
inspector n. inspector.
insinuation n. insinuation.
inspectorate, inspectorship n.
insinuative adj. insinuative. inspectorato.
insinuator n. insinuator. inspectorship, inspectorate n.
insipid, flat adj. insipide (-sì-). inspectorato.
insipid, flat adj. insipide. inspiration, inhaling n. aspiration.
insipid, unfunny, witless adj. infacete. inspiration n. inspiration.
insipidity n. insipiditate. inspire, imbue v. imbiber.
insist v. insister. inspire (infuse life, feeling,
insistence n. insistentia. enthusiasm) v. inspirar.
insistent adj. insistente. inspire, inhale v. inspirar.
insobriety, unsoberness n. insobrietate. inspire v. inspirar.
insolate, sun (place in the) v. insolar. inspired, of genius adj. genial.
insolation, sunning n. insolation. inspirer n. inspirator.
insolence n. insolentia. inspissate, thicken v. inspissar.
insolent adj. insolente. inspissation, thickening n. inspissation.
insolubility (1. incapacity of being instability n. instabilitate.

dissolved; 2. incapacity of being install (1. to place in office; 2. to put
solved) n. insolubilitate. in position for use) v. installar.
insoluble (1. that cannot be dissolved; install v. installar.
2. that cannot be solved) adj. installation n. installation.
insolubile. installer n. Comp].
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installment (-alment) n. pagamento. instill, instil (1. to put in drop by drop;

installment (monthly) n. pagamento 2. to impart gradually) v. instillar.
mensual. instill v. instillar.
installment (partial payment) n. instillation n. instillation.
pagamento partial. instinct n. instincto.
instance (1. urgent request; 2. Law]) n.
instinctive adj. instinctive.
instantia.
institute n. instituto.
instance (case) n. caso.
institute (organization for the
instance (example) n. exemplo.
promotion of literature, science,
instance (for -) prep. phr. per exemplo.
art) n. instituto.
instance (occurrence) n. occurrentia.
institute v. institu.
instant adj/n. instante.
institute v. instituer.
instant n. instante.
institute v. instituer -stitu-/-stitut-].
instant (pressing, urgent) adj. instante.
institution n. institution.
instantaneity, instantaneousness n.
institutor, founder n. institutor.
instantaneitate.
instruct (1. to teach, educate; 2. to
instantaneous adj. instantanee.
inform) v. instruer -stru-/-struct-].
instantaneousness, instantaneity n.
instruct (1. to teach, educate; 2. to
instantaneitate.
inform) v. instruer.
instantly adv. presto.
instruct, teach v. docer doc-/doct-].
instead adv. in su loco.
instruct, teach v. erudir.
instead conj. in loco de.
instruct, teach v. docer.
instead conj. in vice de.
instruct, train v. maestrar.
instead prep. in loco de.
instruct v. instruer.
instead of adv. in loco de.
instruction (1. education; 2.
instead of adv. in vice de.
direction) n. instruction.
in-step n. collo del pede.
instruction, education, tuition n.
instigate v. instigar.
inseniamento.
instigation n. instigation. instruction n. instruction.
instigator n. instigator. instruction, training n. maestramento.
instigatrix n. instigatrice. instructive adj. maestrative.
instil, instill (1. to put in drop by drop; instructive adj. instructive.
2. to impart gradually) v. instillar.
instructor n. instructor.
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instructor, preceptor, teacher n. insufficient adj. insufficiente.

preceptor. insufflation n. insufflation.
instructor, teacher n. instructor. insufflator (device for insufflating) n.
instrument (1. Law] (draw up an insufflator.
instrument; 2. Mus] (arrange for insular adj. insular.
instruments) v. instrumentar. insular insular adj. insular.
instrument (1. tool; 2. musical insularity n. insularitate.
instrument; 3. Law]) n. instrumento.
insulate [Elec] adj. insular.
instrument, deed, record [Law] n. acto.
insulate [Elec] v. isolar.
instrument n. instrumento.
insulate, isolate v. isolar.
instrument for examining the
insulate v. insular.
cranium n. cranioscopio.
insulation [Elec] n. isolation.
instrumental (1. performed on musical
insulation [Elec] n. insulation.
instruments; 2. Gram]) adj.
insulation [Elec] n. insulamento.
instrumental.
instrumental adj. instrumental. insulation [Elec] n. isolamento.
instrumentalist [Mus] n. instrumentista. insulation n. insulation.
instrumentally adv. instrumentalmente. insulator [Elec] n. insulator.
instrumentation [Mus] n. insulator [Elec] n. isolator.

instrumentation. insulin n. insulina.
insubmersible adj. insubmersibile. insult, be offensive to, offend v.
insubmission, insubordination n. offender -fend-/- fens-].
insubmission. insult, be offensive to, offend v.
insubordinate adj. insubordinate. offender.
insubordination, insubmission n. insult, indignity n. indignitate.
insubmission. insult n. injuria.
insubordination n. insubordination. insult n. insulto.
insubstantial, unsubstantial adj. insult v. insultar.
insubstantial. insulted adj. insultate.
insubstantiality, unsubstantiality n. insulter n. insultator.
insubstantialitate.
insulting adj. insultante.
insufferable adj. insupportabile.
insulting, injurious adj. injuriose.
insufferable, unbearable adj.
insuperable adj. insuperabile.
insuffribile.
insupportable, unbearable adj.
insufficiency n. insufficientia.
insupportabile.
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insurable adj. assecurabile. integral integral [Math] adj. integral.

insurance [Commer] n. assecurantia. integrate (complete) v. integrar.
insurance n. assecurantia. integrate v. integrar.
insurance-company n. compania de integrated adj. integrate.
assecurantia. integration (act of integrating) n.
insurance-policy n. polissa. integration.
insure [Commer] v. assecurar. integrator n. integrator.
insure v. assecurar. integrity (1. entirety; 2. uprightness)
insurer, assurer, underwriter n. n. integritate.
assecurator. integrity n. integritate.

insurgent adj. insurgite. integrity, uprightness, probity n.
insurgent adj. insurgente (ppr of probitate.
insurger). intellect n. intellecto.
insurgent adj. insurgente. intellection (action or process of
insurgent adj. insurgite (pp of insurger). understanding) n. intellection.
insurgent n. insurgito. intellective adj. intellective.
insurmountable adj. insurmontabile. intellectual adj. intellectual.
insurrection n. insurrection. intellectual (an -) n. un intellectual.
insurrection, revolt n. sublevamento. intellectual n. intellectual.
insurrectional adj. insurrectional. intellectual intellectual adj. intellectual.
intact adj. intacte. intellectuality n. intellectualitate.
intact adj. integre. intellectually adv. intellectualmente.
intactile, not tactile adj. intactile. intelligence (as in intelligence
intake (as food) n. consumption. quotient) n. intelligentia.
intake n. Mil]. intelligence (cleverness) n. intelligentia.
intake [Techn] entrata n. intangibilitate intelligence (information) n.

intangible adj intangibile informationes.
integrability [Math] n intelligence-service n. servicio de
integrabilitate integrable [Math] intelligentia.
adj integrabile integral adj integral intelligence-service n. servicio de
integral (an - part) n un parte information.
integral integral (constituent) adj
intelligent adj. intelligente.
integrante.
intelligent n. intelligente.
integral (constituent) adj. integrante
(ppr of integrar).
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intelligentsia, educated (class or intensify (increase the intensity of) v.

classes) n. intelligentsia. intensificar.
intelligentsia, educated (class or intensify v. intensificar.
classes) n. intelligentsia R]. intensify v. intensificar (se).
intelligentsia n. intelligentsia. intension, intenseness n. intension.
intelligible adj. intelligibile. intensity n. intensitate.
intemperance n. intemperantia. intensive (1. having intensity; 2.
intemperate adj. intemperate. Gram]) adj. intensive.
intemperate adj. intemperante. intensive adj. intensive.
intemperate (as in intemperate intensively adv. intensivemente.
speech) adj. distemperate (pp of intent adj. absorbite.
distemperar). intent adj. intente.
intemperate (as in intemperate intent adj. attente.
speech) adj. distemperate.
intent, attentive adj. attente.
intenability, untenability n.
intent, intention n. intento.
intenibilitate.
intent n. intento.
intend, design v. designar.
intent n. proposito.
intend (plan) v. intender.
intention, intent n. intento.
intend (plan) v. intender -tend-/-tent-/-
intention n. intention.
tens-].
intend (set apart for) v. destinar. intention (purpose) n. proposito.
intendant n. intentente. intentional adj. intentional.
intended adj. intendite. intentional (deliberate) adj. deliberate.
intendency (office and function of an intentionally adv. intentionalmente.

intendant) n. intendentia. intently adv. attentemente.
intense adj. intense. intently adv. intentemente.
intense adj. profunde. inter, bury v. interrar.
intense (existing in an extreme inter (bury) v. inhumar.
degree) adj. intense. inter (bury) v. interrar.
intensely adv. profundemente. inter, inhume, bury v. inhumar.
intensely adv. intensemente. interact v. reager reciprocamente.
intenseness, intension n. intension. intercalary adj. intercalari.
intensification n. intensification. intercalate v. intercalar.
intercalation n. intercalation.
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intercede (for) Eccl] v. suffragar. interdict (1. to forbid; 2. Eccl]) v.

intercede v. interceder -ced-/-cess-]. interdicer -dic-/-dict-].
intercede v. interceder. interdict (1. to forbid; 2. Eccl]) v.
interdicer.
intercept (seize or stop on the way
interdict [Eccl] n. interdicto.
from one place to another) v.
interceptar. interdiction (1. prohibition; 2. Law]) n.
intercept v. interceptar. interdiction.
interdigital, situated between the
interception n. interception.
digits adj. interdigital.
intercession n. intercession.
interest (1. as in to have an interest in
intercessor n. intercessor.
some enterprise; 2. as in to take an
interchange, exchange n. permutation.
interest in some subject; 3. Fin]) n.
interchange, exchange v. intercambiar. interesse.
interchange n. excambio reciproc. interest (cash) n. interesse.
interchange n. intercambio. interest n. interesse.
interchange, permute, exchange v. interest v. interessar.
permutar. interested adj. interesate.
interchange v. intercambiar (se).
interested (self- interested, self-
interchange v. excambiar. seeking) adj. interessate (pp of
interchange v. excambiar (se). interessar).
interchange v. intercambiar. interested (self- interested, self-
interchangeable adj. intercambiabile. seeking) adj. interessate.
interconnect (two openings) v. abuccar. interested party n. interessato.
interconnecting (two openings) (action interested-in v. interessar se pro.
of) n. abuccamento. interested-in v. interessar se in.
intercostal [Anat] adj. intercostal. interested-in v. interessar se de.
intercourse (business) n. relationes. interesting adj. interessante (ppr of
intercourse (business) n. commercio. interessar).
intercourse (sexual) n. coito. interesting adj. interessante.
intercross (put crosswise) v. interfere (in quarrel) v. intervenir.

intercruciar. interfere (meddle) v. ingerer se.
intercurrent (1. intervening; 2. Med]) interfere [Phys] v. interferer.
adj. intercurrente. interfere (tech) v. interferer.
intercutaneous, subcutaneous adj. interference (in quarrel) n. intervention.
intercutanee.
interference, meddling n. ingerentia.
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interference (meddling) n. ingerentia. interlinguist n. interlinguista.

interference n. Techn]. interlinguistic adj. interlinguistic.
interference [Phys] n. interferentia. interlinguistics n. interlinguistica.
interfere-with v. impedir. interlocution (interchange of speech)
interfere-with v. obstacular. n. interlocution.
interfoliaceous [Bot] adj. interfoliacee. interlocutor n. interlocutor.
interim adj. interime (té-). interlocutory [Law] adj. interlocutori.
interim adj. provisori. interlude n. interludio.
interim adj. interime. interlunar period, interlunation n.

interlunio.
interim (in le) adv. interim.
interlunation, interlunar period n.
interim n. interim.
interlunio.
interim n. interim (ìn-).
intermaxillary adj. intermaxillar.
interim [Pol] interime adj. interior.
intermediary adj. intermediari.
interior adj/n. interior.
intermediary, intermediate adj.
interject (a remark) v. interloquer loqu- intermediari.
/- locut-]. intermediary, intermediate adj.
interject (a remark) v. interloquer. intermedie.
interjection [Gram] n. interjection. intermediary n. intermediario.
interjection n. interjection. intermediate adj. intermedie.
interjectional adj. interjective. interment, burial n. interramento.
interlanguage, interlingua n. interment, inhumation, burial n.
interlingua. inhumation.
interlard v. interlardar. intermezzo n. intermezzo.
interleave (a book) v. interfoliar. intermezzo n. intermezzo I].
interlinear interlinear adj. interlinear. interminable adj. interminabile.
interlineation n. interlineation. intermingle, merge (cause to) v.
interlingua, interlanguage n. confunder.
interlingua. intermingle, merge (cause to) v.
interlingua n. lingua auxiliar confunder -fund-/- fus-].
international. intermingle, mix together v. commiscer
interlingua n. interlanguage. -misc-/- mixt-].
interlingua n. interlingua. intermingle, mix together v.
interlingual adj. interlinguistic. commiscer.
intermission (break) n. intervallo.
interlingual adj. interlingual.
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intermission [Med] n. intermission. interosseous [Anat] adj. interossee.

intermission n. intermission. interpellant n. interpellator.
intermission (pause) n. pausa. interpellant n. interpellante.
intermit v. intermitter -mitt-/-miss-]. interpellate [Parl] v. interpellar.
intermit v. intermitter. interpellation n. interpellation.
intermittence, intermittency n. interpolate v. interpolar.
intermittentia. interpolation n. interpolation.
intermittency, intermittence n. interpolator n. interpolator.
intermittentia.
interpose v. interponer -pon-/-posit-].
intermittent adj. intermittente.
interpose v. interponer.
intern (e) Med] n. interno.
interposition n. interposition.
intern n. interno.
interpret (1. to explain or expound; 2.
intern v. internar.
to translate as interpreter) v.
internal adj. interne. interpretar.
internally adv. internemente. interpret v. interpretar.
internally, on the inside, in, inwardly interpretable adj. interpretabile.
adv. intro.
interpretation n. interpretation.
international adj. international.
interpretative, interpretive adj.
internationalism n. internationalismo. interpretative.
internationalist n. internationalista. interpreter (1. one whose profession is
internationality n. internationalitate. to translate orally; 2. one who
internationalization n. explains or expounds) n. interprete.
internationalisation. interpreter (1. one whose profession is
internationalize v. internationalisar. to translate orally; 2. one who
internationally adv. internationalmente. explains or expounds) n. interprete
internee n. internato. (-tér-).
interpreter n. interprete.
internet n. Comp].
interpretive, interpretative adj.
internet n. internet.
interpretative.
Internet-Service-Provider n. Provisor de
interregnum n. interregno.
Servicios del Interrete.
interrogate, examine v. interrogar.
internment n. internamento.
interrogate v. interrogar.
internode n. internodio.
interrogation n. interragation.
internuncio (representative of the
Pope) n. internuncio. interrogation n. interrogation.
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interrogative adj. interrogative. intervene v. intervenir.

interrogative [Gram] adj. interrogative. intervention (as in intervention in a
interrogator n. interrogator. quarrel) n. intervention.
interrogatory adj. interrogatori. intervention n. intervention.
interrogatory [Law] n. interrogatorio. intervertebral adj. intervertebral.
interrupt v. interrumper. interview, conference n. abuccamento.
interrupted adj. interrupte. interview [Journ] n. interview.
interrupter (1. one who interrupts; 2. interview [Journ] n. interview A].
Elec]) n. interruptor. interview [Journ] v. interviewar.
interrupter, rheotome [Elec] n. interview (meeting, conference) n.
rheotomo (- ò-). intervista.
interrupter, rheotome [Elec] n. interview n. interview, intervista.
rheotomo. interview n. intervista, interview.
interruption (action of interrupting, interview v. interviewar.
breaking in upon) n. interruption.
interview v. intervider.
interruption n. interruption.
interview v. intervistar.
interruptive adj. interruptive.
interviewer [Journ] n. interviewer A].
intersect vi. intercruciar.
interviewer [Journ] n. interviewer.
intersect vt. intersecar.
interviewer n. intervistator.
intersecting adj. intersectante.
interviewer n. interviewer.
intersection [Geom] n. intersection.
interviewer n. intervisor.
intersection n. geom.
intervocalic [Phonet] adj. intervocalic.
intersection (of roads) n. cruciamento.
interweave v. contexer -tex-/-text-].
interstellar adj. interstellar.
interweave v. contexer.
interstice n. interstitio.
intestate adj. intestate.
interstitial adj. interstitial.
intestate (without having made a valid
intertropical adj. intertropical. will) Law] adj. intestate.
interval n. intervallo. intestinal adj. intestinal.
interval (space of time between two intestinal worm, helminth n. helminthe.
events) n. interstitio.
intestine adj. intestin.
intervene (as in to intervene in a
intestine, bowel n. intestino.
quarrel) v. intervenir.
intestine n. intestino.
intervene (as in to intervene in a
in-that-case conj. alora.
quarrel) v. intervenir -ven-/-vent-].
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in-the-future adv. olim. intoxicate (make drunk) v. inebriar.

in-the-meantime adv. interim. intoxicate [Med] v. intoxicar.
in-the-meantime adv. intertanto. intoxicated adj. intoxicate.
in-the-same-place (ib.) adv. ib. intoxicated (drunk) adj. bibite.
in-the-same-place (ibid.) adv. ibid. intoxicated (inebriated) adj. ebriate.
in-the-same-place (ibidem) adv. intoxicating adj. alcoholic.
ibidem. intoxicating adj. inebriante.
in-the-way (superfluous) adv. de intoxicating adj. intoxicante.
troppo.
intoxication (drunkenness) n. ebrietate.
intimacy n. intimitate.
intoxication [Med] n. intoxication.
intimate (1. inward, deepseated; 2.
intractability n. intractabilitate.
close) adj. intime.
intractable adj. intractabile.
intimate (1. inward, deepseated; 2.
intrados [Arch] n. intradorso.
close) adj. intime (ìn-).
intramural adj. intramural.
intimate adj. intime.
intranet [Comp] n. intrarete.
intimate (make known formally) v.
intimar. intransigence n. intransigentia.
intimate v. indicar. intransigent, uncompromising adj.
intimate v. intimar. intransigente.
intransitive adj. intransitive.
intimation (formal notification) n.
intimation. intravenous adj. intravenose.
intimidate v. intimidar. intrepid adj. intrepide.
intimidation n. intimidation. intrepidity n. intrepiditate.
into adv. a in. intricacy, complexity n. complexitate.
into adv. in. intricacy, complication, intrication n.
into, in prep. in. intrication.
intricacy, complication; 2. intrigue
intolerability n. intolerabilitate.
(underhand plotting or scheming)
intolerable adj. intolerabile.
n. intrico.
intolerance n. intolerantia.
intricacy n. intricatia.
intolerant adj. intolerante.
intricacy n. complexitate.
intonate, intone v. intonar.
intricacy n. intrication.
intonation n. intonation.
intricate adj. intricate.
intone, intonate v. intonar.
intricate adj. complexe.
intorsion n. intorsion.
intricate adj. intricate (pp of intricar).
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intricate, entangle, confuse v. intricar. introduction n. introduction.

intrication, intricacy, complication n. introductive, introductory adj.
intrication. introductive.
intrigue (1. to excite the curiosity or introductor (of ambassadors) n.
interest of; 2 . to carry on introductor.
underhand plotting or scheming) v. introductory adj. introductori.
intricar. introductory, introductive adj.
intrigue (1. to excite the curiosity or introductive.
interest of; 2 . to carry on introit n. Relig].
underhand plotting or scheming) v. intromission n. intromission.
intrigar.
intromit v. intromitter -mitt-/-miss-].
intrigue (1. underhanded plotting or
intromit v. intromitter.
scheming; 2. plot of a play, novel)
introspect (1. to look within; 2. to
n. intriga.
practice introspection) v. introspicer.
intrigue n. intriga.
introspect (1. to look within; 2. to
intrigue, plot v. cabalar.
practice introspection) v. introspicer
intrigue, plot v. ordir.
-spic-/-spect-].
intrigue v. intrigar.
introspection n. introspection.
intriguer, plotter n. orditor.
introspective adj. introspective.
intrinsic adj. intrinsec (-trìn-).
introversion (1. action or state of
intrinsic adj. intrinsec. turning inwards; 2. Relig]
intrinsicly adv. intrinsecamente. (contemplation of the indwelling
introduce, insert v. ingerer. divine presence; 3. Psychol]) n.
introduce, insert v. ingerer -ger-/-gest-]. introversion.
introduce (insert, put in, bring in) v. introvert (1. Zool] (draw inward,
introducer -duc-/-duct-]. invaginate; 2. to turn the mind,
introduce (insert, put in, bring in) v. direct the attention, inward; 3. to
introducer. be introverted) v. introverter -vert-/-
introduce (insert) v. introducer. vers-].
introvert (1. Zool] (draw inward,
introduce (put forward) v. presentar.
invaginate; 2. to turn the mind,
introduce or insert (gently) v. insinuar.
direct the attention, inward; 3. to
introducer n. introductor.
be introverted) v. introverter.
introduction, insertion n. ingestion.
introvert n. introvertito.
introduction n. introduction
introvert [Psychol] n. introvertito.
presentation.
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introvert v. introverter. inundation n. alluvion.

introverted [Psychol] adj. introvertite (pp inundation, overflow (flowing over the
of introverter). banks, the brim) n. disbordamento.
introverted [Psychol] adj. introvertite. inurbane adj. inurban.
intrude (thrust or force in or upon) v. inure to war v. aguerrir.
intruder -trud-/-trus-]. inuring to war (act of) n. aguerrimento.
intrude (thrust or force in or upon) v.
invade v. invader -vad-/-vas-].
intruder.
invade v. invader.
intrude v. intruder.
invader n. invasor.
intrude v. intruder (se).
invaginate, invaginated adj. invaginate
intruder n. intruso.
(pp of invaginar).
intruding adj. intruse.
invaginate, invaginated adj. invaginate.
intrusion (act of intruding upon
invaginate v. invaginar.
someone) n. intrusion.
invaginated, invaginate adj. invaginate.
intrusion n. intrusion.
invaginated, invaginate adj. invaginate
intrusive adj. intrusive.
(pp of invaginar).
intubate [Med] v. intubar. invagination, intussuception n.
intubation [Med] n. intubation. invagination.
intuition n. intuition. invalid, disabled adj. invalide.
intuitive adj. intuitive. invalid, disabled adj. invalide (-
intumesce, swell v. tumer. và-).
intumesce v. intumescer. invalid, infirm adj. valetudinari.
intumesce v. tumescer. invalid, lapsed, expired adj. perempte.
intumescence n. intumescentia. invalid n. valetudinario.
intumescent adj. intumescente (ppr of invalid n. invalido.

intumescer). invalid n. invalido (-và-).
intumescent adj. intumescente. invalid (null, disabled) adj. invalide.
intussuception, invagination n. invalid, without legal force adj. invalide.
invagination. invalid, without legal force adj. invalide
intussusception [Physiol] n. (- và-).
intussusception. invalidate, annul v. dirimer.
inundate, flood v. inundar. invalidate v. invalidar.
inundate v. inundar. invalidate v. infirmar.
inundation, flood n. inundation. invalidation n. infirmation.
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invalidation n. invalidation. invertebrate n. invertebrato.

invalidity (1. want of bodily strength; invertebrate [Zool] n. invertebrato.
2. want of validity, invalidness) n. inverted adj. invertite.
invaliditate. inverted-commas n. virgulettas.
invaluable adj. inestimabile.
invertin, invertase [Biochem] n.
invariability n. invariabilitate. invertina.
invariable adj. invariabile. invest (1. as in to invest with supreme
invasion n. invasion. authority; 2. to beleaguer; 3. Fin])
invasive adj. invasive. v. investir.
invective, abuse n. invectiva. invest v. investir.
invective n. invectiva. invest with a halo, halo v. aureolar.
inveigh v. inveher -veh-/-vect-]. invested with a halo, haloed adj.

aureolate.
inveigh v. inveher.
investigable adj. investigabile.
inveigle, beguile v. captar.
investigate, go deeply into, fathom v.
inveigling (act of) n. captation.
approfundar.
invent, devise v. imaginar.
investigate, search v. recercar.
invent v. inventar.
investigate v. investigar.
invented adj. inventate.
investigation n. investigation.
invention n. invention.
investigation, search n. recerca.
inventive adj. inventive.
investigation (thorough) n.
inventor n. inventor. approfundamento.
inventory n. inventario. investigator n. investigator.
inventory (take -) v. inventariar. investigator, searcher n. recercator.
inventory v. inventariar. investiture (formal investing of a
inverse adj. inverse. person with an office, power) n.
inverse n. inverso. investimento.
inversion n. inversion. investiture (formal investing of a
person with an office, power) n.
inversive adj. inversive.
investitura.
invert v. inverter.
investment [Fin] n. investimento.
invert v. inverter -vert-/-vers-].
investment n. investimento.
invertase, invertin [Biochem] n.
investor n. investitor.
invertina.
inveterate adj. inveterate.
invertebrate adj. invertebrate.
invigorate v. vigorar.
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invincibility n. invincibilitate. involve (1. to entangle, implicate; 2. to

invincible adj. invincibile. imply) v. involver -volv-/-volut-].
inviolability n. inviolabilitate. involve (implicate) v. implicar.
inviolable adj. inviolabile. involve (require) v. requirer.
inviolate adj. inviolate. involve v. involver.
invisibility n. invisibilitate. involve in debt, to indebt v. indebitar.
invisible adj. invisibile. involved adj. involvite.
invitation n. invitation. involvement (implication) n. implication.
invitatory [Eccl] n. invitatorio. involvement n. involvimento.
invitatory, inviting adj. invitatori. invulnerability n. invulnerabilitate.
invite (provoke) v. provocar. invulnerable adj. invulnerabile.
invite (request to come) v. invitar. inward adj. interne.
invite v. invitar. inward adj. interior.
invite v. convitar. inward adv. verso le interior.
inviter, one who invites n. invitator. inwardly, internally, on the inside, in
adv. intro.
inviting, invitatory adj. invitatori.
in-whatever-way adv. comocunque.
invocation n. invocation.
in-which adv. ubi.
invocatory adj. invocatori.
iodate n. iodato.
invoice, bill n. factura.
iodate v. iodar.
invoice, bill v. facturar.
iodic adj. iodic.
invoice n. factura.
iodine n. iodo.
invoice v. facturar.
iodism [Med] n. iodismo.
invoke (1. to call upon for help or
protection; 2. to conjure) v. invocar. iodoform n. iodoformo.
invoke v. invocar. iodometry n. iodometria.
invoker n. invocator. iodometry n. iodometria (- ìa).
involuntary adj. involuntari. iodous adj. iodose.
involute (1. involved, intricate; 2. ion n. ion.

Bot]) adj. involute. ion n. ion (ì-).
involution (1. act of involving) n. ionic [Phys] adj. ionic.
involution. ionization n. ionisation.
involve (1. to entangle, implicate; 2. to ionize v. ionisar.
imply) v. involver. ionosphere n. ionosphera.
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iota (1. ninth letter of the Greek irish adj/n. irlandese.

alphabet; 2. as in not an iota of Irish irlandese adj. irlandese.
evidence) n. iota. Irishman, Irishwoman adj. irlandese.
Iphigenia [Gr. Mythol] n. Iphigenia (- irishman n. irlandese.
ìa).
Irishwoman, Irishman adj. irlandese.
Iphigenia [Gr. Mythol] n. Iphigenia.
iritis [Med] n. iritis.
ipso facto phr. ipso facto.
iritis [Med] n. iritis (-ìtis).
Iran [Geog] n. Iran.
irization, iridescence n. irisation.
iranian adj. iranian.
irksome, annoying, troublesome adj.
iranian n. iraniano. moleste.
Iraq [Geog] n. Irak. iron adj. de ferro.
Iraqi adj/n. iraqui. iron (domestic) n. ferro de repassar.
Iraqi adj/n. iraki. iron (furnish or cover with iron) v.
irascibility n. irascibilitate. ferrar.
irascible adj. irascibile. iron n. ferro.
irascible, choleric adj. choleric. iron (the metal) n. ferro.
irate adj. irate. iron v. repassar.
irate, angry, wrathful adj. irate. iron monger n. quincaliero.
ire, anger, wrath n. ira. iron monger n. negotiante in
Ireland [Geog] n. Irlanda. ferramentos.
Ireland n. Irlanda. iron mongery n. quincalia.
iridaceous [Bot] adj. iridacee. iron pyrites, fool's gold, pyrite

[Mineral] n. pyrite.
iridesce v. iridescer.
iron work n. ferramento.
iridescence, irization n. irisation.
iron-curtain n. cortina de ferro.
iridescence n. iridescentia.
ironic adj. ironic.
iridescent adj. iridescente (ppr of
iridescer). ironical, ironic adj. ironic.
iridescent adj. iridescente. ironing n. repassage.
iridium n. iridium. ironing-board n. tabula de repassar.
iridize, make iridescent v. irisar. ironist n. ironista.
Iris [Gr. Relig] n. Iride. ironize, speak ironically v. ironisar.
Iris [Gr. Relig] n. Iris. irony n. ironia.
iris n. iride. irony n. ironia (-ìa).
irradiant adj. irradiante (ppr of irradiar).
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irradiant adj. irradiante. irrefutability n. irrefutabilitate.

irradiate, radiate (1. to shine; 2. to irrefutable adj. irrefutabile.
give out, shed) v. irradiar. irregular adj. irregular.
irradiation (1. act of irradiating; 2. irregularity (1. quality of being
state of being irradiated) n. irregular; 2. that which is
irradiation. irregular) n. irregularitate.
irradiator n. irradiator. irregularity n. irregularitate.
irrational (1. not endowed with irrelevance n. impertinentia.
reason; 2. not conformable to
irrelevance n. inapplicabilitate.
reason, unreasonable; 3. Math]) adj.
irrelevant adj. foras de proposito.
irrational.
irrelevant adj. non pertinente.
irrational adj. irrational.
irreligion n. irreligion.
irrational, unreasonable (not
conformable to reason) adj. irreligious adj. irreligiose.
disrationabile. irreligiousness n. irreligiositate.
irrationality (1. state of lacking reason; irremediable adj. irremediabile.
2. unreasonableness; 3. Math]) n. irremissibility n. irremissibilitate.
irrationalitate. irremissible adj. irremissibile.
irrationally adv. irrationalmente.
irremovable, not removable adj.
irreconcilability n. irreconciliabilitate. inamovibile.
irreconcilable adj. irreconciliabile. irremunerable adj. irremunerabile.
irrecoverable adj. irrecuperabile. irreparability n. irreparabilitate.
irrecusable, not challengeable, not irreparable adj. irreparabile.
exceptionable [Law] adj. irrecusabile. irreprehensible, irreproachable adj.
irredeemable (not redeemable) adj. irreprehensibile.
irredimibile. irrepressible adj. repressibile.
irredenta n. irredenta. irreproachable adj. irreprochabile.
irredenta n. irredenta I]. irreproachable, irreprehensible adj.
Irredentism n. irredentismo. irreprehensibile.
Irredentist n. irredentista. irresistibility n. irresistibilitate.
irreducibility n. irreducibilitate. irresistible adj. irresistibile.
irreducible adj. irreducibile. irresoluble, irresolvable adj. irresolubile.
irreformable adj. irreformabile. irresolute adj. irresolute.
irrefrangibility n. irrefrangibilitate. irresoluteness, irresolution n.
irrefrangible adj. irrefrangibile. irresolution.
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irresoluteness n. irresolution. irritation n. irritation.

irresolution, irresoluteness n. irritation, vexation n. vexation.
irresolution. irrupt, break into, burst into v.
irresolution n. irresolution. irrumper.
irresolvable, irresoluble adj. irresolubile. irruption n. irruption.
irrespective prep. a parte. is-, ice- (ice) occurring in
irrespective prep. independente. geographical compounds] n. is-.
irrespirable (not fit for respiration) adj. Isaiah n. Isaia (-sàia).
irrespirabile. Isaiah n. Isaia.
irresponsibility n. irresponsabilitate. Islam n. islam.
irresponsible adj. irresponsabile. islam n. islam.
irreverence n. irreverentia. islamic adj. islamic.
irreverent adj. irreverente. Islamic, Islamitic adj. islamic.
irreverent, indevout adj. indevote. Islamic, Islamitic adj. islamitic.
irreversible adj. irreversibile. Islamism n. islamismo.
irrevocability n. irrevocabilitate. Islamitic, Islamic adj. islamitic.
irrevocable adj. irrevocabile. Islamitic, Islamic adj. islamic.
irrigable adj. irrigabile. Islamize v. islamisar.
irrigate v. irrigar. island, isle n. insula.
irrigation n. irrigation. island, isle n. insula (ìn-).
irrigative, irrigatory adj. irrigatori. island n. insula.
irrigator n. irrigator. islander n. insulario.
irrigatory, irrigative adj. irrigatori. isle, island n. insula (ìn-).
irritability n. irritabilitate. isle, island n. insula.
irritable adj. irritabile. isle n. insula.
irritant n. irritante. Isle-of-Man [Geog] n. Insula de Man.
irritate (1. to annoy; 2. Pathol] (make isn't (is not) v. no es.
morbidly sensitive; 3. Physiol] isn't it interrog. non esque?
(stimulate to vital action) v. irritar.
isn't it interrog. nonne?
irritate v. irritar.
iso- (as in isotope, isometric)
irritate, vex, annoy v. vexar. occurring in compounds] adj. is-.
irritating adj. irritante. isobar (1. Meteorol]; 2. Chem]) n.
irritation (1. annoyance; 2. Pathol]; 3. isobaro.
Physiol]) n. irritation.
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isobar (1. Meteorol]; 2. Chem]) n. isomorphic adj. isomorphe.

isobaro (- ò-). isomorphism n. isomorphismo.
isobaric (1. Phys/Geog]; 2. Chem]) adj. isosceles adj. isoscele.
isobaric.
isotherm n. isotherma.
isobaric [Phys/Geog] adj. isobare.
isothermal adj. isotherme.
isochronal adj. isochrone.
isotope [Chem] n. isotopo (-sò-).
isochronism n. isochronismo.
isotope [Chem] n. isotopo.
isoclinal adj. isocline.
isotopic [Chem] adj. isotope.
isocline n. isoclino (-ò-).
isotopic [Chem] adj. isotope (-sò-
isocline n. isoclino.
).
isodiametric adj. isodiametric. Israel [Geog] n. Israel.
isodynamic adj. isodynamic. Israel n. Israel.
isogamous [Biol] adj. isogame. israeli adj/n. israelita.
isogamous [Biol] adj. isogame (- israeli adj/n. israeli.
ò-).
israelite adj/n. israelita.
isogamy n. isogamia.
Israelite n. israelita.
isogamy n. isogamia (-ìa).
issue (a book) vt. publicar.
isogonal adj. isogone.
issue (a decree) v. promulgar.
isolate, insulate v. isolar.
issue (children) n. prole.
isolate v. isolar.
issue (children) n. descendentia.
isolated, lonely, solitary adj. isolate.
issue (come out) vi. sortir.
isolated, lonely, solitary adj. isolate (pp
issue (come out) vi. exir.
of isolar).
issue (matter) n. question.
isolation n. isolation.
issue (of book) n. edition.
isolation n. insulamento.
issue (of magazine) n. numero.
isolation n. isolamento.
issue (outcome) n. resultato.
isolator (one who or that which
isolates) n. isolator. issue (problem) n. problema.
isomeric, isomerous [Chem] adj. issue (produced by cauterizlng) Med]

isomere. n. cauterio.
isomerism [Chem] n. isomerismo. issue (shares, stamps) v. emitter.
isomerous, isomeric [Chem] adj. issue forth, debouch v. disbuccar.

isomere. issuing forth, debouching (action of)
isometric adj. isometric. n. disbuccamento.
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isthmian adj. isthmic. itch v. prurir.

isthmus n. isthmo. itching n. formicamento.
it (as in hoc pluve it is raining) dem pron. itchy adj. pruriente.
hoc. item adv. item.
it (as in I like it, I'll give it another item adv. item (ì-).
thought) adj. le def art the.
item (article) n. articulo.
it (as in I like it, I'll give it another
item (detail) n. detalio.
thought) pron pers. lo.
item (entry) n. partita.
it impers pron. il.
item (in agenda) n. puncto.
it (impersonal) pron. il.
iterate, repeat (1. to do again; 2. to
it (object) pron. lo.
say again) v. iterar.
it pron pers. id.
iteration, repetition n. iteration.
it (subject and after prep) pron. illo.
iterative (1. repetitive; 2. Gram]
it [used as subject, and as object of a (frequentative) adj. iterative.
prep] pron. illo.
itinerancy n. itinerantia.
Italian (1. language of Italy; 2.
itinerant adj. itinerante.
inhabitant of Italy) n. italiano.
itinerary (1. course of travel; 3.
Italian adj. italian.
guidebook) n. itinerario.
italian adj. italian.
itinerary n. itinerario.
italian n. italiano.
itinerary (pertaining to roads, a route,
Italianism n. italianismo. or a journey) adj. itinerari.
Italianize v. italianisar. its adj. su.
Italic adj. italic. its pron. le sue, le sues.
italic adj. italic. It's not the end of the world phr. Isto
italic [Print] adj. italic. non es le fin del mundo.
italic [Print] n. italico. itself (object) pron. se.
italics n. italico. itself (subject) pron. ipse, mesme.
italics n. cursiva. itself (subject) pron. mesme, ipse.
Italy [Geog] n. Italia. ivory adj. eboree.
Italy n. Italia. ivory, dentine n. dentina.
itch (have an itching sensation) v. ivory n. ebore.
formicar. ivy n. hedera (hé-).
itch n. prurito. ivy n. hedera.
itch, pruritus n. prurito.
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J - j
j (letter -) n. jota. Jacobitism n. jacobitismo.

j (letter -) n. littera j. jaculation n. jaculation.
jab n. colpo. jade n. jada.
jab v. piccar. jade (the stone jade) n. jada.
jab v. colpar. jaded adj. lasse.
jabber v. pronunciar indistincte e jaded adj. fatigate.
rapidemente. jaded adj. defesso.
jabber v. blaterar. jaded adj. jadate.
jack (car raising device) n. cric. jagged (coarse, toothy) adj. dentate.
jackal n. chacal. jagged (coarse, toothy) adj. serrate.
jackal n. chacal (sh-). jagged (ripped) adj. prerupte.
jackass n. stulto. jagged (tired) adj. fatigate.
jackass n. asino. jagged (tired) adj. lasse.
jacket, coat n. jaco. jaguar n. jaguar.
jacket, coat n. jachetta. Jah (Jehovah) n. Jah.
jacket, cover, envelope n. camisa. jail (- bird) n. prisionero.
jacket (garment) n. jachetta, jaco. jail (cage) v. incarcerar.
jacket (garment) n. jaco, jachetta. jail (cage) v. imprisionar.
jacket (of book) n. camisa. jail (gaol) n. prision.
jacket (of book) n. copertura de papiro. jail (gaol) n. carcere.
jacket (tech) n. camisa. jail [Zool] n. prision.
jack-pot n. grosse premio. jail [Zool] n. carcere.
jack-pot n. grosse ganio. jailer, keeper n. carcerero.
jack-up v. levar con le cric. jailer n. carcerero.
jack-up v. criccar in alto. jam (conserve) n. confectura.
Jacobin (1. as in Jacobin friar; 2. Fr. jam (fix) n. difficultate.
Hist]) adj. jacobin.
jam (get stuck) vi. bloccar se.
Jacobin (1. Dominican friar; 2. Fr.
jam (obstruct) v. bloccar.
Hist]) n. jacobino.
jam (obstruct) v. obstruer.
Jacobinism n. jacobinismo.
jam (of radio) v. bloccar con ruito.
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jam, preserves n. confectura. jargon (1. language regarded as

jam, preserves n. marmelada. barbarous; 2. technical vocabulary
jam (squeeze in) vt. serrar. of aspecial group) n. jargon F].
jam (squeeze in) vt. comprimer. jargon (1. language regarded as

barbarous; 2. technical vocabulary
jam (traffic) n. paralyse del circulation.
of aspecial group) n. jargon.
Jamaica [Geog] n. Jamaica.
jargon, galimatias, gibberish n.
jamaican adj. jamaican.
galimatias.
jamaican n. jamaicano.
jargon, galimatias, gibberish n.
jambeau (armor for the leg) n. galimatias (- ìas).
gambiera. jargon n. jargon.
jamboree n. jamboree.
jargon v. jargonar.
James n. Jacobo.
jasmine, jessamine n. jasmin.
jam-jar n. potto pro confectura.
jasmine n. jasmin.
january n. januario.
jaundice n. jalnessa.
January n. januario.
jaundice n. ictero.
Janus [Rom. Mythol] n. Jano.
jaundiced adj. con jalnessa.
Japan [Geog] n. Japon.
jaundiced adj. icterose.
Japan n. Japon.
jaunt n. excursion.
japanese adj/n. japonese.
javelin n. javelotto.
Japanese japonese adj. japonese.
jaw [Anat] n. mandibula.
Japheth [Bib] n. Japhet (jà-).
jaw, jawbone n. maxilla.
Japheth [Bib] n. Japhet.
jaw n. mandibula.
Japhetic adj. japhetic.
jaw n. maxilla.
jar (jolt) v. choccar.
jawbone, jaw n. maxilla.
jar (large earthenware) n. jarra.
jawbone n. maxilla.
jar (large eartnenware) n. jarra.
jay [Ornith] n. gaio.
jar (of sound, colours) v. discordar.
jazz (music) n. jazz.
jar, pot n. olla.
jazz (music) n. jazz A].
jar (small) n. potto.
jazz n. jazz.
jardiniere, ornamental flower stand n.
jazzy adj. brillante.
jardiniera.
jazzy adj. vivente.
jazzy adj. jazzate.
jealous adj. jelose.
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jealous adj. zelose. jerk n. spasmo.

jealousy n. jelosia. jerk n. succussa.
jealousy n. jelosia (-ìa). jerk v. succuter.
jealousy n. zelosia. jerk v. succuter (se).
jealousy n. zelosia (-ìa). jerk around v. calcar.
jeans n. blue- jeans. jerk around v. calcar, de pede per culo.
jeep n. jeep. jerk around v. de pede per culo, calcar.
jeer n. crito de derision. jerky adj. spasmodic.
jeer v. derider. jerky adj. que se move per sucussas.
Jehovah (God) n. Jehovah. Jersey np. Jersey.
Jehovah (God) n. Jahveh. Jersey (garment) n. sweater, tricot.
Jehovah n. Jehovah. Jersey (garment) n. tricot, sweater.
Jehovah n. Jehovah (-hòva). Jerusalem n. Jerusalem.
Jehovah (yhwh) n. jhvh. Jerusalem artichoke, topinambou n.
Jehovah's witnesses n. testes de tupinambà Tupi].
Jehovah. Jerusalem artichoke, topinambou n.
jejunum [Anat] n. jejuno. tupinambà
jelly n. gelea. jessamine, jasmine n. jasmin.
jelly n. gelea (-éa). jest, joke n. burla.
jellyfish n. medusa. jest, joke n. joco.
jeopardize v. mitter in periculo. jest, joke v. burlar.
jeremiad n. jeremiade (-ì-). jest n. burla.
jeremiad n. jeremiade. jest v. burlar.
Jeremiah [Bib] n. Jeremia (- ìa). jester, joker n. burlator.
Jeremiah [Bib] n. Jeremia. jester n. buffon.
Jeremy n. Jeremia. Jesuit, Jesuitic adj. jesuita (-ì-).
Jeremy n. Jeremia (-ìa). Jesuit, Jesuitic adj. jesuita.
Jericho n. Jericho. Jesuit, Jesuitic adj. jesuitic.
Jericho n. Jericho (jé-). Jesuit, Jesuitic adj. jesuitic (-ì-).
jerk (annoying person) n. enoiante. Jesuit ([R.C.Ch]) n. jesuita.
jerk (annoying person) n. vexator. Jesuit ([R.C.Ch]) n. jesuita (-ì-).
jerk (annoying person) n. persona Jesuitism n. jesuitismo.

irritante. Jesus (- Christ) n. Jesus Christo.
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Jesus n. Jesus. jig [Techn] patrono de montage v.

Jesus n. Jesus (-sùs). jigar.
jet (burner) n. becco de gas. jilt v. abandonar.
jet (mineral) n. lignite polite. jingle, clink, tinkle v. tintinnar.
jet (of liquid) n. jecto. jingle n. tintinno.
jet (plane) n. avion a reaction. jingle v. tintinnar.
jet (plane) n. avion a jecto. jingling, clinking, tinkling (action of)

n. tintinnamento.
jettison v. jectar.
jingoism n. chauvinismo.
jetty n. mole.
jiujitsu, jujitsu n. jujutsu.
jetty n. jectata.
jiujitsu, jujitsu n. jujutsu (jù-) J].
jetty, pier, mole n. jectata.
job (employment) n. empleo.
jew n. judeo.
job (occupation) n. occupation.
Jew n. judeo.
job (piece of work) n. obra.
jewel n. joiel.
job (position) n. posto.
jeweled, gemmed adj. gemmate (pp of
job (task) n. deber.
gemmar).
jeweled, gemmed adj. gemmate. job (task) n. carga.
jeweler (-eller) n. joielero. jockey n. jockey A].
jeweler n. joielero. jockey n. jockey.
jeweler's shop n. joieleria. jocose, playful adj. jocose.
jeweler's shop n. joieleria (-ìa). jocular (as in a jocular person) adj.

jocular.
jewelry (-ellery) n. joieles.
jocular, witty, humorous adj. facetiose.
jewess n. judea.
jocular, witty, humorous adj. facete.
jewish adj. judee.
jog n. sucussa.
Jewish adj. judee.
jog vi. currer lentemente.
Jewish adj. judee (-ée).
jog vt. succuter.
jib (sail) n. foc.
jogging (a slow run) n. jogging.
jib v. refusar.
join (a club) v. facer se membro de.
jiffy n. momento.
join (bring or put together) v. junger
jiffy n. instante.
jung-/ junct-].
jig (dance) n. jiga.
join (bring or put together) v. junger.
jig [Dancing, Mus] n. jiga.
join [Carp] v. indentar.
jig [Dancing, Mus] v. jigar.
join, connect, unite v. unir.
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join (linea de) n. junctura. joke n. burla.

join (link) v. junger (se). joke v. burlar.
join (link) v. unir. joker, jester n. burlator.
join (link) v. junger. joker, wag, farceur n. farsator.
join (link) v. unir (se). jolly adj. allegre.
join, unite (bring or put together) v. jolly adj. gai.
copular. jolly adj. vivace.
join, unite (one thing to another) v. jolly adv. multo.
adjunger -jung-/junct-].
jolly chap, blade, hefty fellow n.
join, unite (one thing to another) v.
galliardo.
adjunger.
jolt n. succussa.
join in v. participar in.
jolt n. choc.
join or unite (one thing with another)
jolt v. succuter (se).
v. sociar.
jolt v. succuter.
join up (enlist) v. inrolar se.
Jonah, Jonas n. Jonas.
joined, joint, attached adj. juncte.
Jonah, Jonas n. Jonas (jò-).
joiner n. carpentero.
Jonas, Jonah n. Jonas.
joining, uniting (action of) n. unimento.
Jonas, Jonah n. Jonas (jò-).
joint adj. juncte.
Jordan [Geog] n. Jordania.
joint adj. commun.
Jordan (river) n. Fluvio Jordano, Jordano.
joint [Anat] n. articulo.
Jordan (river) n. Jordano, Fluvio Jordano.
joint, articulation [Anat] n. conjunctura.
jordanian adj. jordanian.
joint, attached, joined adj. juncte.
jordanian n. jordaniano.
joint (of meat) n. pecia de carne.
Joseph n. Joseph.
joint (union) n. junctura.
Josephine n. Josephina.
joint (union) n. union.
Joshua n. Josue (-é).
joint party in interest n. cointeressato.
Joshua n. Josue.
jointed adj. articulate.
jostle v. jocar con le cubitos.
jointly, together, conjointly,
conjunctly adv. conjunctemente. jot (- down) v. scriber rapidemente,
annotar.
joist n. trave.
jot (- down) v. annotar, scriber
joke, jest n. burla.
rapidemente.
joke, jest n. joco.
jot n. iota.
joke, jest v. burlar.
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joule [Phys] n. joule (jàul). jubilant, exultant adj. jubilante.

joule [Phys] n. joule. jubilate, rejoice v. jubilar.
journal, diary n. jornal. jubilation n. jubilation.
journal n. jornal. jubilation, rejoicing n. jubilation.
journalism (1. profession of a jubilee (1. Jewish Hist] (year of Jubilee;
journalist; 2. newspapers and 2. R.C.Ch] (as in extraordinary
magazines as a group) n. jubilee; 3. celebration of the fiftieth
jornalismo. anniversay of an event) n. jubileo.
journalism n. jornalismo. jubilee (1. Jewish Hist] (year of Jubilee;
journalist n. jornalista. 2. R.C.Ch] (as in extraordinary
journalist, publicist n. publicista. jubilee; 3. celebration of the fiftieth
journalistic adj. jornalistic. anniversay of an event) n. jubileo (-
éo).
journey n. viage.
jubilee, exultant joy n. jubilo
journey, trip n. viage (-aje).
(jùbilo).
journey, trip n. viage.
jubilee, exultant joy n. jubilo.
journey v. viagiar.
jubilee n. jubileo.
journey, walk along, tramp v.
jubilee, of jubilee adj. jubilari.
camminar.
Judaeo-German, Yiddish adj.
Jove (1. Rom. Mythol]; 2. Astron]
judeogerman.
(Jupiter) n. Jove.
Judaeo-German, Yiddish n.
jovial adj. jovial.
judeogermano.
joviality n. jovialitate. Judah (1. one of the sons of Jacob; 2.
jovially adv. jovialmente. the Tribe of Judah; 3. the Kingdom
joy, delight n. delecto. of Judah) Bib] n. Juda.
joy n. gaudio, joia. Judaic adj. judaic.
joy n. gaudio. judaic (jewish) adj. judaic, judee.
joy n. joia, gaudio. judaic (jewish) adj. judee, judaic.
joy, pleasure, delight n. delicia. Judaism n. judaismo.
joyful adj. gaudiose, joiose. judaism n. judaismo.
joyful adj. joiose, gaudiose. Judaist, Judaizer n. judaista.
joyful, joyous adj. gaudiose. Judaize v. judaisar.
joyous, joyful adj. gaudiose. Judaizer, Judaist n. judaista.
jubilant, exultant adj. jubilante (ppr of Judas n. Juda.
jubilar). Judea n. Judea.
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Judea n. Judea (-éa). jugglery (skill or act of a juggler) n.

Judeochristian adj. judeochristian. joculeria.
judge (arbitrate) v. judicar. jugular jugular [Anat] adj. jugular.
judge (estimate) v. estimar. juice n. succo.
judge n. judice. juice, sap n. succo.
judge n. judice (jù-). juicy adj. succose.
judge v. judicar. jujitsu, jiujitsu n. jujutsu.
judger n. judicator. jujitsu, jiujitsu n. jujutsu (jù-) J].
judgment (1. action of judging; 2. jujube n. jujube.

sentence) n. judicamento. jujube n. jujube F].
judgment (1. sentence; 2. opinion; 3. jukebox n. phonographo automatic.
faculty of judging) n. judicio. Julian adj. julian.
judgment n. judicio, judicamento. July n. julio.
judgment n. judicamento, judicio. jumble n. confusion.
judgment, opinion n. ariso. jumble v. confunder.
judicative adj. judicative. jumble-sale n. vendita de objectos
judicatory adj. judicatori. (usate pro fines de caritate).
judicature (1. function of a judge; 2. jumble-sale n. vendita de objectos.
judges collectively) n. judicatura. jumbo adj. elephantine.
judicial adj. judicial. jumbo adj. jumbo.
judicial [Law] adj. judicial. jumbo adj. grandissime.
judicial [Law] adj. judiciari. jumbo n. jumbo.
judicious adj. judiciose. jumbo n. elephante.
judo (martial art) n. judo. jumbo-jet n. jumbojet.
jug, pitcher n. urceo. jump (1. to leap, bound; 2. to leap
jug (pitcher) n. urceo. over) v. saltar.
juggle v. jocular. jump, leap, bound n. salto.
juggler, conjurer, prestigiaator n. jump, leap, bound v. salir.

prestigiator. jump, leap, bound v. salir sal-/salt-].
juggler n. joculator. jump n. salto.
juggler, prestidigitator n. joculator. jump v. saltar.
jugglery (skill or act of a juggler) n. jumper, knitted jumper, sweater n.
joculeria (-ìa). sweater A].
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jumper, knitted jumper, sweater n. junk (rubbish) n. cosalia.

sweater. junk (ship) n. junk.
jumper n. tricot. junk v. rejectar.
jumper n. sweater. junk v. jectar via.
jumper (one who jumps) n. saltator. Junker n. junker.
jumper (person) n. saltator. Junker n. junker G].
jumping, saltant adj. saltante (ppr of junta ¬H n. juncta.
saltar).
junta n. junta.
jumping, saltant adj. saltante.
Jupiter (1. Rom. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n.
jumping, saltation n. saltation.
Jupiter (jù-).
jumpy adj. nervose. Jupiter (1. Rom. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n.
junction (1. action of joining, coming Jupiter.
together; 2. place where things Jupiter n. Jupiter.
join) n. junction. juratory [Law] adj. juratori.
junction (join) n. union. juridical adj. juridic (- rì-).
junction (join) n. junction. juridical adj. juridic.
junction (of roads) n. cruciamento. jurisconsult, jurist n. jurisconsulto.
junction [Rr] n. nodo ferroviari. jurisdiction n. jurisdiction.
junction [Rr] n. bifurcation. jurisdictional adj. jurisdictional.
juncture (1. action of joining together; jurisprudence n. jurisprudentia.
2. joint, articulation) n. junctura.
jurisprudent adj. jurisprudente.
juncture, conjuncture n. conjunctura.
jurisprudential adj. jurisprudential.
juncture n. junctura.
jurist, jurisconsult n. jurisconsulto.
June n. junio.
jurist n. jurista.
jungle n. silva.
jurist n. legista.
jungle n. jungla.
juror, juryman n. jurato.
junior adj. junior.
juror n. jurato.
junior (minor) adj. minor.
jury n. jury.
junior n. filio.
jury n. jury A].
junior, younger adj. junior.
jury n. juratos.
juniper n. junipero.
juryman, juror n. jurato.
juniper n. junipero (-nì-).
just (- barely, scarcely) adj. a pena.
junk adj. sin valor.
just adj. juste.
junk (rubbish) n. antiqualia.
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just (equitable, fair) adj. juste. justified, justifiable adj. justificate (pp of
just, exactly adv. justo. justificar).
just (exactly) adv. justo. justified, justifiable adj. justificate.
just (of time) adv. justo nunc. justifier n. justificator.
just (scarcely) adv. solmente. justify v. justificar.
just after, forthwith, immediately jute n. jute.

after adv. subinde. jute n. jute A].
just as, as, how, in order that, to the jute n. mus.
end that adv. ut. jut-out v. projectar.
just as, as, so as adv. sicut. juvenile (a -) n. un juvene.
just as, as, so as adv. sicut (sì-). juvenile adj. juvenil.
just now, at present adv. actualmente. juvenile, youthful adj. juvenil.
just so, yes adv. ita. juvenile-delinquency n. delinquentia de
justice (1. quality of being just; 2. minores.
exercise of authority in juvenility, youthfulness n. juvenilitate.
maintenance of right) n. justitia. juxtapose v. poner in juxtaposition,
justice n. justitia. juxtaponer.
justice-of-the-peace n. magistrato. juxtapose v. juxtaponer -pon-/- posit-].
justifiable adj. justificabile. juxtapose v. juxtaponer, poner in

juxtaposition.
justification n. justification.
juxtapose v. juxtaponer.
justificative, justificatory adj.
juxtaposition n. juxtaposition.
justificative.
justificatory, justificative adj.
justificative.
K - k
k (letter -) n. littera k (ka). kaleidophone n. kaleidophonio.

kaiser n. kaiser. kaleidoscope n. kaleidoscopio.
kaiser n. kaiser G]. kaleidoscopic adj. kaleidoscopic.
kaki (color) adj. kaki. kalium, potassium n. kalium.
kaki, khaki adj. khaki. kalium, potassium n. kalium (kà-
kal- (beautiful) occurring in ).
compounds] adj. kal-. kangaroo n. kanguru.
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kangaroo n. kanguru (-rù) keen, quick-witted, subtle adj. argute.

kaolin n. kaolin. keep, celebrate (a festival or feast
kaolinic n. kaolinic. day) v. festar.
kaolinize [Geol] v. kaolinisar. keep, hold, detain, withhold, hinder v.
kapok n. kapok (kà-). retener.
keep, hold, detain, withhold, hinder v.
kapok n. kapok.
retener -ten-/-tent-].
karate (martial art) n. karate.
keep (hold on to) v. retener.
karma n. karma Skr].
keep (hold) vi. tener se.
karma n. karma.
keep (hold) vt. tener.
karyokinesis, cell division [Biol] n.
keep (last) v. durar.
caryocinese.
keep n. donjon.
karyokinetic [Biol] adj. caryocinetic.
keep (not to let go of) v. guardar.
kasher, kosher (make or pronounce
kosher) v. kasherar. keep (preserve) v. conservar.
Kashmir n. Cachmir. keep (prevent) v. impedir.
Kashmir n. Cachmir (-sh-). keep (remain) v. restar, continuar.
kayak n. kayak. keep (remain) v. continuar, restar.
kayak n. kayak (kà-). keep (support) v. mantener.
kebab n. carne marinate cocite al spito. keep afloat, buoy v. boiar.
Kedron n. Cedron. keep from, restrain, curb v. retener.
Kedron n. Cedron (cé-). keep from, restrain, curb v. retener -

ten-/- tent-].
keel n. carina.
keep holiday, be on vacation v. feriar.
keel n. kil.
keep in one's custody, safeguard, care
keel (of a ship) n. carina.
for v. custodiar.
keel-over v. inverter se, reverter se.
keep quiet, be silent (refrain from
keel-over v. reverter se, inverter se.
speaking) v. tacer.
keen adj. penetrante.
keep safe, safeguard v. salveguardar.
keen (eager) adj. ardente, zelose.
keep secret, hide, conceal v. celar.
keen (eager) adj. zelose, ardente.
keep to oneself, pass over in silence v.
keen (of edge) adj. affilate. tacer.
keen (of mind) adj. perspicace. keep up, prop, prop up v. appoiar.
keen (of sight, hearing) adj. acute. keep-away v. tener.
keen (of wind, cold) adj. penetrante. keep-away v. tener (se).
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keep-back vi. tener se a retro. kerosene n. kerosen, petroleo raffinate.

keep-back vt. retener. kerosene, paraffin oil n. kerosen.
keeper, jailer n. carcerero. kettle n. caldiera.
keeper n. custode, guardiano. kettle boiler n. caldiera.
keeper n. guardiano, custode. kettle-drum n. tympano, timbal.
keep-on v. progressar, continuar a. kettle-drum n. timbal, tympano.
keep-on v. continuar a (+ inf. v.), kettledrum, timbal n. timbal.
progressar. kettledrummer n. timbalero.
keep-on v. progressar, continuar a (+ inf. kettleful n. caldierata.
v.)
key adj. clave.
keep-on v. continuar a, progressar.
key (as in the key of C) n. tono.
keep-out v. excluder.
key (for locks) n. clave.
keep-right v. tener se al dextra.
key (instrument that locks and
keep-sake n. souvenir.
unlocks) n. clave.
keep-up v. mantener.
key n. mus.
keg, barrico n. barrica (- ìca).
key (of a piano, organ) n. clave.
keg, barrico n. barrica.
key, pier, quay n. quai.
keg n. barrica.
key, pier, quay n. quai F].
kennel (house in which a pack of
key pattern, meander, Greek fret
hounds are kept) n. canil.
[Art] n. greca.
kennel n. canil.
keyboard, clavier n. claviero.
Kenya [Geog] n. Kenya.
key-board n. claviero.
kenyan adj. kenyan.
key-hole n. oculo del serratura.
kenyan n. kenyano.
keynote [Mus] n. tonica.
kepi n. kepi F].
key-ring n. portaclaves.
kepi n. kepi.
khaki, kaki adj. khaki.
kerb n. bordo del trottoir.
khaki n. khaki.
kernel n. nucleo, grano.
khaki n. khaki Hind].
kernel n. grano, nucleo.
khedive n. khedive.
kernel, pit (grainlike seed of any
khedive n. khedive F].
plant) n. grano.
kibbutz n. kibbutz.
kerosene n. petroleo.
kick n. colpo de pede.
kerosene n. petroleo raffinate, kerosen.
kick v. colpar con le pede, calcar.
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kick v. calcar. kill-me (dont' -) v. no me occide.

kick v. calcar, colpar con le pede. kill-me v. occide me.
kick-around v. a cacar con le pede. kiln n. furno, estufa.
kick-ass v. Amer. kiln n. estufa, furno.
kick-in v. entrar con le pede. kilo, kilogram n. kilo.
kick-off n. colpo de initio. kilobit n. mille bits, kilobit.
kick-off v. dar le colpo de initio. kilobit n. kilobit, mille bits.
kid (1. young goat; 2. kid leather) n. kilobyte n. mille bytes, kilobyte.
capretto. kilobyte n. kilobyte, mille bytes.
kid (child) n. infante. kilocycle [Elec] n. kilocyclo.
kid (goat) n. capretto. kilogram, -gramme n. kilogramma.
kid (provoke) v. provocar. kilogram, kilo n. kilo.
kid (tease) v. dupar. kilogram n. kilogramma.
kid-nap v. sequestrar, raper. kilogrammeter [Mech] n. kilogrammetro
kid-nap v. raper, sequestrar. (-gràm-).
kid-napper n. raptor, sequestrator. kilogrammeter [Mech] n.
kid-napper n. sequestrator, raptor. kilogrammetro.
kid-napping n. sequestro, rapto. kiloliter, -litre n. kilolitro.
kid-napping n. rapto, sequestro. kiloliter n. kilolitro (-ò-).
kidney n. ren. kiloliter n. kilolitro.
kidney-bean n. phaseolo. kilometer, kilometre n. kilometro.
kidney-shaped adj. reniforme. kilometer n. kilometro.
kill v. occider -cid-/-cis-]. kilometer n. kilometro (-ò)
kill v. occider. kilometric adj. kilometric.
killer (murderer) n. assassino. kilowatt n. kilowatt.
killer n. occisor. kilt n. gonnella scote.
killer of a fetus n. feticida. kimono n. kimono.
killing (a -) n. assassination. kin-, kine- (move) occurring in

derivatives and compounds] v. cin-.
killing (act of) n. occision.
kin n. parentes, parentela.
killing adj/pres. part. assassinante, de
assassination. kin n. parentela, parentes.
killing adj/pres. part. de assassination, kind (category) n. genere, specie.
assassinante. kind (category) n. specie, genere.
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kind (kind-hearted) adj. benevole. kingdom-hall n. sala de reuniones del

kind (polite) adj. amabile. Testes de Jehovah, sala del regno.
kind, sort, type n. genere. kingdom-hall n. sala del regno, sala de
reuniones del Testes de Jehovah.
kindle, light v. accender.
kingdom-hall n. sala del regno.
kindle, light v. accender -cend-/-cens-].
kingly adj. regal.
kindle v. accender.
kink n. torto, nodo.
kindle v. accender (se).
kink n. nodo, torto.
kindling, lighting n. accendimento.
kink v. torquer.
kindling (wood, shavings etc. used to
kink v. torquer (se).
kindle afire) n. accendalia.
kinship, blood relationship n.
kindness n. bonitate, amabilitate,
cognation.
benevolentia.
kinship, relationship n. parentato.
kindness n. amabilitate, benevolentia,
bonitate. kiosk n. kiosque.
kindness n. benevolentia, bonitate, kiosk n. kiosque F].
amabilitate. kipper n. haringo fumate.
kindred (1. kinship; 2. relatives) n. Kiribati [Geog] n. Kiribati.
parentela. kirschwasser n. kirschwasser G].
kinematic adj. cinematic.
kirschwasser n. kirschwasser.
kinematics n. cinematica.
kiss, give a kiss to v. oscular.
kinesis n. cinese.
kiss n. osculo.
kinesthesia n. cinesthesia.
kiss n. basio.
kinesthesia n. cinesthesia (-ìa).
kiss n. osculo (òs-).
kinesthetic adj. cinesthetic.
kiss v. basiar.
kinetic adj. cinetic.
kit, case n. necessaire.
kinetics n. cinetica.
kit, case n. necessaire F].
kineto- (moving) occurring in
kit n. equipamento.
compounds] adj. cinet-.
kit-bag n. sacco.
kinetoscope n. cinetoscopio.
kitchen n. cocina.
king [Checkers] n. dama.
kitchen n. culina.
king n. rege.
kitchen utensils n. batteria (-ìa).
kingdom n. regno.
kitchen utensils n. batteria.
kingdom, realm n. regno.
kite n. cometa (de papiro.
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kitten n. catton. knight of St. John n. johannita.

kitty (- cat) n. catton. knit (as in to knit stockings) v. tricotar.
kitty (funds) n. fundo commun. knit (type) adj. de tricotar, tricotate, de
kiwi (fruit) n. kiwi. tricot.
klepto- (thief) occurring in knit (type) adj. tricotate, de tricot, de
compounds] n. klepto-. tricotar.
knit (type) adj. de tricot, de tricotar,
kleptomania n. kleptomania (-ìa).
tricotate.
kleptomania n. kleptomania.
knit v. tricotar.
kleptomaniac n. kleptomano (-ò-
knit-needle n. agulia de tricotar.
).
knits n. vestimentos tricotate,
kleptomaniac n. kleptomano.
vestimentos a tricotage.
knack n. habilitate.
knits n. vestimentos a tricotage,
knave n. picaro. vestimentos tricotate.
knead v. impastar. knit-sweater n. tricot.
knee n. genu. knitted goods n. tricotage (-aje).
knee n. geniculo. knitted goods n. tricotage.
knee-cap n. rotula, patella. knitter n. tricotator.
knee-cap n. patella, rotula. knitter (woman) n. tricotatrice.
kneecap, patella [Anat] n. patella. knitting n. tricotage (-aje).
kneecap, patella n. rotula. knitting n. tricotage.
kneel, bend the knee (down) v. knit-wear n. tricotage.
genicular.
knob (as in door knob) n. button.
kneel v. genicular, genuflecter.
knob (hardle) n. button.
kneel v. genuflecter, genicular.
knob (natural) n. protuberantia.
kneeling, bending the knee (down)
knobby adj. nodose.
(act of) n. geniculation.
knock n. colpo.
knickers n. calceones.
knock v. colpar.
knickers n. calceones (de femina).
knock or cast down v. abatter.
knife (butcher knife, hunting knife) n.
knock-down v. abatter.
cultro.
knife n. cultello. knocking down (at an auction) n.
adjudication.
knife v. pugnalar.
knock-kneed adj. var.
knight n. cavallero.
knight v. armar cavallero.
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knock-out (a - fight) adj. cursa de knowing (act of) n. cognoscimento.

knock-out. knowing adj. astute, intelligente.
knock-out (a -) n. un knock-out. knowing adj. intelligente, astute.
knock-out (boxing) v. colpar knowing n. cognoscimento.
inconsciente, knock- outar.
knowledge, acquaintance n.
knock-out (boxing) v. knock-outar,
cognoscentia.
colpar inconsciente.
knowledge, learning n. saper.
knock-out (competition) v. eliminar.
knowledge, learning n. scientia.
knock-out (drugged) v. render
knowledge n. cognoscentia, saper,
insensibile.
scientia, sapientia.
knock-over v. inverter, facer cader.
knowledge n. scientia, sapientia,
knock-over v. facer cader, inverter.
cognoscentia, saper.
knock-up (make pregnant) v. knowledge n. sapientia, cognoscentia,
impregnar. saper, scientia.
knot (1. knot in a rope, cord; 2. Naut]; knowledge n. saper, scientia, sapientia,
3. node; 4. crux, nodus) n. nodo. cognoscentia.
knot n. nodo. known adj. note.
knot v. nodar. known (well-) adj. cognite (cò-).
knotless, without gnarls, smooth adj. known (well-) adj. cognite.
disnodose. knuckle n. junctura del digitos.
knotty, gnarled adj. nodose.
knuckle n. nodo.
knout n. knut.
knurling tool n. moletta.
knout n. knut R].
kodak, small camera n. kodak A].
know, be acquainted with v. cognoscer.
kodak, small camera n. kodak.
know, be acquainted with v. cognoscer -
kohlrabi n. caule-rapa.
gnosc-/- gnit-].
kopeck [Monet] n. kopeka.
know (facts) v. saper.
Koran n. Koran.
know, have knowledge of v. saper.
Korea [Geog] n. Corea, Korea.
know (people and things) v. cognoscer.
Korea [Geog] n. Korea, Corea.
know (recognize) v. recognocer.
Korea n. Corea (-éa).
knowable, cognizable, cognoscible adj.
Korea n. Corea.
cognoscibile.
know-how n. cognoscentia technic. Korea (Republic of -) n. Corea.
know-how-to v. saper como, saper. Korean (1. Korean person; 2. Korean

language) n. coreano.
know-how-to v. saper, saper como.
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korean adj. corean. krone, crown [Fin] n. corona.

Korean adj. corean. krypton [Chem] n. krypton.
korean n. coreano. krypton [Chem] n. krypton (krìp-
kosher adj. kasher Heb]. ).
kosher adj. kasher. kümmel n. kümmel.
kosher, kasher (make or pronounce kümmel n. kümmel G].

kosher) v. kasherar. kung-fu (martial art) n. Con-fu, kung-fu.
kosher n. kasher. kung-fu (martial art) n. kung-fu, Con-fu.
kosher v. kasherar. Kuomintang n. Kuomintang (-
Kosrae [Geog] n. Kosrae. tàng).
Kuomintang n. Kuomintang.
kremlin (citadel of a Russian city) n.
kremlin. Kuwait [Geog] n. Kuwait.
Kremlin [Geog] n. Kremlin.
L - l
l (letter -) n. littera l (el). labor (indust) n. mano de obra.

la, A (the note) Mus] n. la. labor (labour) v. laborar, travaliar.
la [Mus] n. la. labor (labour) v. travaliar, laborar.
label (fig) v. classificar. labor [Med] n. dolores del parto.
label n. etiquetta. labor, toil n. travalio.
label (put a label on) v. etiquettar. labor, toil v. travaliar.
label (put a label on) v. etiquettar (-ke-). labor (work, labour) n. labor, travalio.
label (put label on) v. etiquettar. labor (work, labour) n. travalio, labor.
label, tag, ticket n. etiquetta. laboratory adj. laboratorial.
label, tag, ticket n. etiquetta (-ké-). laboratory n. laboratorio.
labial [Gram] adj. labial. laborer n. laborator, travaliator.
labialize v. labialisar. laborer n. travaliator, laborator.
labiate adj. labiate. laborer, workman n. travaliator.
labile, unstable adj. labile. laborious (1. hard- working,
labiodental [Phonet] adj. labiodental. industrious; 2. requiring hard
labor (hard -) phr. travalio dur. work, toilsome) adj. laboriose.
labor (in -) prep. phr. parturiente. laborious adj. laboriose.

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laboriousness (1. diligence; 2. lachrymatory, tear-provoking adj.

toilsomeness) n. laboriositate. lacrimogene.
labor-party n. partito del laboratores. lachrymose adj. lacrimose.
labor-saving adj. que allevia travalio. lack, be lacking in v. carer.
Labrador n. Labrador. lack n. carentia, manco.
labradorite [Mineral] n. labradorite. lack n. manco, carentia.
labyrinth (1. maze; 2. Anat]) n. lack v. carer.
labyrintho. lack, want n. manco.
labyrinth n. labyrintho. lack, want (of something) n. carentia.
labyrinthic, labyrinthine adj. labyrinthic. lack of appetite, inappetence,
labyrinthine, labyrinthic adj. labyrinthic. inappetency n. inappetentia.
lac (dark-red resinous incrustation lack of devotion, indevotion n.
produced by the puncture of the indevotion.
Coccus lacca) n. lacca. lack of extension n. inextension.
lace (as in Brussels lace) n. dentella. lack of grace n. disgratia.
lace (fasten or tighten with a lace) v. lack of precision n. imprecision.
acordonar. lack of proportion, disproportion n.
lace (for shoes) n. cordon. disproportion.
lace (material) n. dentella, dentellas. lack of punctiliousness, inexactness n.
lace (material) n. dentellas, dentella. impunctualitate.
lace, string (as in shoe lace, corset lack of verisimilitude, improbability n.
string) n. cordon. inverosimilantia.
lackey, footman, valet n. lacai.
lace v. acordonar, laciar.
lackey, footman, valet n. lacai (-
lace v. laciar, acordonar.
ài).
Lacedaemon (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2.
lacking grace adj. disgratiose.
Sparta) n. Lacedemone.
lacking in precision adj. imprecise.
lacedaemonian adj. lacedemonie.
lacking probity, dishonest adj. improbe.
Lacedaemonian n. lacedemonio.
lacking probity, dishonest adj. improbe
laceration n. laceration.
(ìm-).
lachrymal adj. lacrimal.
Laconia n. Laconia.
lachrymation n. lacrimation.
Laconian adj. laconic.
lachrymatory adj. lacrimatori.
Laconian n. lacono.
lachrymatory, tear bottle [Archaeol] n.
laconic adj. laconic.
lacrimatorio.
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laconism n. laconismo. lady n. seniora.

lacquer n. lacca. lady n. dama.
lacquer v. laccar. lady n. domina, dama, seniora.
lactate [Chem] n. lactato. Lady n. Lady.
lactation (1. action of suckling; 2. lady n. dama, seniora, domina.
secretion of milk) n. lactation. lady n. seniora, domina, dama.
lactescence n. lactescentia. ladybird n. coccinella.
lactescent (having a milky look) adj. lady's maid n. camerera.
lactescente. lag (cover) v. revestir con materia
lactescent (having a milky look) adj. isolante.
lactescente (ppr of lactescer). lag (delay) v. morar.
lactic (pertaining to milk; 2. Chem])
lag n. retardo.
adj. lactic.
lager (beer) n. lager, bira clar german.
lactiferous adj. lactifere.
lager (beer) n. bira clar german, lager.
lactose [Chem] n. lactoso.
lagoon n. laguna.
lactucarium (mild narcotic substance
laic, laical, lay adj. laic (làic).
extracted from lettuce) n. lactucario.
laic, laical, lay adj. laic.
lacuna n. lacuna.
laic, layman n. laico.
lacunose adj. lacunose.
laical, lay, laic adj. laic (làic).
lacustrine adj. lacustre.
laical, lay, laic adj. laic.
lad, boy, young man, youth n. garson.
laicization n. laicisation.
lad n. garson, juvene.
laicize v. laicisar.
lad n. juvene, garson.
lair n. cubil.
ladder (in a stocking) v. dismaliar se.
laity n. laicos.
ladder n. scala.
lake (large body of water surrounded
laddie n. puera.
by land) n. laco.
lade, load v. cargar.
lake n. laco.
laden adj. cargate.
lake (pigment obtained from lac) n.
ladino adj/n. ladino, hispano-judeo.
lacca.
ladino adj/n. hispano-judeo, ladino.
Lake Leman, Lake of Geneva n.
ladle n. coclear. Lemano.
ladle n. coclear (grande). Lake of Geneva, Lake Leman n.
ladle v. servir con coclear. Lemano.
Lady n. Lady A].
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-lalia (talking) occurring in lamina (thin plate, foil; 2. Bot] (the

compounds] n. -lalia. blade or flat expanded portion of
-lalia (talking) occurring in aleaf) n. lamina.
compounds] n. -lalia (-ìa). lamina (thin plate, foil; 2. Bot] (the
lama n. lama. blade or flat expanded portion of
lamb n. agno. aleaf) n. lamina (là-).
lambda (11th letter of the Greek laminate (to beat or roll into thin
alphabet) n. lambda. plates; 2. to split into layers or
leaves; 3. to overlay with plates of
lambdacism n. lambdacismo.
metal) v. laminar.
lambent adj. lambente.
lamination n. lamination.
lambent adj. lambente (ppr of lamber).
lamp n. lampada (là-).
lame (crippled) adj. claude.
lamp n. lampada.
lame, limping adj. claude.
lamp n. lampa.
lame, maim, cripple v. stropiar.
lamp n. lampa, lampada.
lame (make -) v. stropiar.
lamp shop n. lampisteria (-ìa).
lame (of excuses) adj. debile.
lamp shop n. lampisteria.
lame (person) n. stropiar.
lampadary n. lampadario.
lamellibranch [Zool] n. lamellibranchio.
lampion n. lampion.
lament (1. to wail; 2. to bewail) v.
lamentar. lamplighter, lampman n. lampista.
lament, lamentation n. lamento. lampmaker n. lampadero.
lament n. lamento. lampmaker or lamp seller n. lampista.
lament, plaint, lamentation n. plancto. lampman, lamplighter n. lampista.
lament v. lamentar. lampoon n. pamphleto.
lamentable adj. lamentose. lampooner n. pamphletero.
lamentable (be pitied) adj. lamentabile. lamp-post n. palo de lampa.
lamentable, worthy of tears adj. lamprey [Ichthyol] n. lampreda.

lacrimabile. lamp-shade n. paralumine.
lamentation, deploration n. lance n. lancea.
deploration. lance, spear n. lancea.
lamentation, lament n. lamento. lance [Surg] v. lancettar.
lamentation, lament, plaint n. plancto. lance (surgery) v. lancettar.
lamentation n. lamentation. lanceolate [Bot] adj. lanceolate.
lamenter n. lamentator.
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lanceolate leaf, petal [Bot] n. lanceola (- land-lord (of pub) n. patrono.

cé-). land-mark n. marca de terra.
lanceolate leaf, petal [Bot] n. lanceola. land-mark (notable feature) n. puncto
lancer n. lancero. de referimento.
lancet n. lancetta. land-on-one's-feet v. cader super le
lancing (action or result of) Surg] n. pedes.
lancettada. land-scape n. paisage.
land adj. terren. landscape-painter n. paisagista (-
land [Aeronaut] v. atterrar. jìsta).
land, country n. pais. landscape-painter n. paisagista.
land, country n. pais (-ìs). land-slide n. lapso de terreno.
land, earth adj. terren. land-slide n. glissation terranee.
land (earth) n. terra. lane (on motorway) n. via.
land (from ship) v. disbarcar. lane (road) n. parve strata.
land (go ashore from a ship or boat) v. language (expression) n. expression.

abbordar. language (phrasing) n. linguage.
land (nation) n. pais. language, speech n. linguage.
land (of plane) v. atterrar. language, speech n. linguage (-aje).
land, soil n. terreno. language, tongue n. lingua.
land (soil, tract of land) n. terreno. language (tongue) n. linguage, lingua.
Landau n. Landau. language (tongue) n. lingua, linguage.
landing (act of) Naut] n. abbordo. language-laboratory (lang-lab) n.
landing [Aeronaut] n. atterrage. laboratorio linguistic.
landing [Aeronaut] n. atterrage (-aje). languet, languette n. linguetta.
landing (from ship) n. disbarcamento. languette, languet n. linguetta.
landing (of house) n. corridor del scalas. languid adj. languide.
landing (of plane) n. atterrage. languish (become or continue to be

languid) v. languer.
landing pier, wharf n. disbarcatorio.
languish v. languer.
land-lady (of house) n. proprietaria.
languishment n. languimento.
land-lady (of inn) n. albergera.
languor (state of bodily or mental
land-lady (of pub) n. patrona.
weariness) n. languor.
land-lord (of house, land) n.
proprietario. languorous adj. languorose.
land-lord (of inn) n. albergero. laniferous, wool-bearing adj. lanifere.

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lanky adj. alte e magre. lapse (1. as in lapse of time; 2. slip) n.

lanolin n. lanolina. lapso.
lantern (1. as in railroad lantern; 2. lapse, expire, become invalid v.
Arch]) n. lanterna. perimer.
lapse, expire, become invalid v.
lantern n. lanterna.
perimer -im-/- empt-].
lanuginous, downy adj. lanuginose.
lapse (mistake) n. falta, error.
lap, lick v. lamber.
lapse (mistake) n. error, falta.
lap (lick) v. lamber.
lapse (of time) n. lapso.
lap n. gremio.
lapse v. perimer.
lap (sport) n. circuito del pista.
lapsed adj. perempte.
lapel n. reverso.
lapsed, expired, invalid adj. perempte.
lapidary adj. lapidari.
larceny n. furto.
lapidary n. lapidario.
larch n. larice (là-).
lapidate, stone (1. to hurl stones at
larch n. larice.
(someone) 2. to put to death by
lard (1. Cookery]; 2. to interlard) v.
stoning) v. lapidar.
lardar.
lapidation, stoning n. lapidation.
lard [Cookery] v. interlardar.
lapidator, stoner n. lapidator.
lard n. lardo.
lapideous, stone, stony adj. lapidee.
lard v. lardar.
lapidescence n. lapidescentia.
lardaceous adj. lardacee.
lapidescent adj. lapidescente.
larder n. dispensa.
lapidicolous [Zool] adj. lapidicole.
larding or interlarding (action of) n.
lapidific adj. lapidific. interlardamento.
lapidification, petrifaction, lardy adj. lardose.
petrification n. lapidification.
large adj. grande.
lapidify, petrify v. lapidificar.
large (be at -) v. esser libere.
lapidous, stony adj. lapidose.
large kettle, cauldron n. caldieron.
lapillo, papillus [Geol] n. lapillo.
larghetto [Mus] n. larghetto I].
lapillo, papillus [Geol] n. lapillo I].
larghetto [Mus] n. larghetto.
lapis lazuli n. lapislazuli (-làz-).
largo [Mus] n. largo.
lapis lazuli n. lapislazuli.
lark (bird) n. aloda.
Lap-land [Geog] n. Lapponia.
lark (fun) n. burla, farce, farsa.
lapp adj/n. lappon.
lark (fun) n. farsa, burla, farce.
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lark (fun) n. farce, farsa, burla. lasso n. lasso A].

lark (singing bird of the family lasso v. prender al lasso.
Alaudidae) n. aloda. last adj. ultime.
lark (singing bird of the family last adj. ultime (ùl-).
Alaudidae) n. aloda (?) last adv. in le ultime loco.
lark v. facer un farce, burlar. last (at -) prep. phr. al fin.
lark v. burlar, facer un farce. last, be permanent, endure v.
larva (1. Rom. Mythol]; 2. Zool.) n. permaner.
larva. last, endure v. durar.
larva n. larva. last, final adj. supreme.
larval adj. larval. last (for shoes) n. forma.
larvate [Med] adj. larvate. last (the -) prep. phr. usque al fin.
laryngeal adj. laryngee. last v. permaner, durar.
laryngitis n. laryngitis. last v. durar, permaner.
laryngitis n. laryngitis (-ìtis). last but two, antepenultimate adj.
laryngoscope n. laryngoscopio. antepenultime.
laryngoscopia n. laryngoscopia (- last but two, antepenultimate adj.
ìa). antepenultime (- ùl-).
laryngoscopia n. laryngoscopia. last night phr. nocte passate, a nocte.
larynx n. larynge. last night phr. a nocte, nocte passate.
lascivious adj. lascive. last on, perdure, continue v. perdurar.
lasciviousness n. lascivitate. last week phr. le septimana passate.
laser n. laser. last-but-one adj. penultime.
lash (eyelash) n. cilio. last-but-two adj. antepenultime.
lash (tie) v. ligar, attaccar. lasting adj. permanente, durabile.
lash (tie) v. attaccar, ligar. lasting adj. durabile, permanente.
lash (whip) n. colpo del flagello. lasting, durable adj. durabile.
lash (whip) v. flagellar. lasting, enduring, permanent adj.
lashing (tying) n. attaccamento. permanente.
lashing (whipping) n. flagellamento. lasting, enduring, permanent adj.
lass n. puera.
lasting one day adj. diurne.
lassitude, weariness n. lassitude.
last-year n. le anno passate.
lasso n. lasso.
latch n. pessulo.
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late adv. tarde. lather v. facer scuma.

late adv. sero. laticlave [Rom. Antiq] n. laticlavo.
late adv. in retardo. latifundium n. latifundio.
late (be -) v. esser in retardo. Latin (1. Rom. Hist] (native or
late (deceased) adj. decedite. inhabitent of Latium; 2. member of
late (delayed) adj. retardate, tardive. one of the Latin races; 3. Latin
language) n. latino.
late (delayed) adj. tardive, retardate.
latin adj. latin.
late (recent) adj. recente.
Latin adj. latin.
latecomer n. retardatario.
latin n. latino.
late-cover v. retardatario.
Latin-America [Geog] n. Latin America.
lateen yard [Naut] n. antenna.
latin-american adj. latino-american.
lateen-rigged lighter [Naut] n. fusta.
latin-american n. latino-americano.
lately adv. recentemente.
Latinism n. latinismo.
lately, recently, newly adv. nuper
(nù-). Latinist n. latinista.
lately, recently, newly adv. nuper. Latinity n. latinitate.
latency n. latentia. Latinization n. latinisation.
lateness (of arrival) n. arrivata tardive. Latinize (make Latin or Latinlike) v.
lateness (of time) n. hora avantiate. latinisar.
latitude (1. freedom from narrow
latent adj. latente (ppr of later).
restrictions; 2. Geol]) n. latitude.
latent adj. latente.
latitude n. latitude.
later adj. ulterior.
latitudinal adj. latitudinal.
later adv. depost, plus tarde.
latitudinarian adj. latitudinari.
later adv. plus tarde, depost.
Latitudinarian n. latitudinario.
later, subsequent adj. ulterior.
Latium n. Latio.
later, subsequently adv. ulteriormente.
latria [Theol] n. latria (-ìa).
later, subsequently adv. posteriormente.
latria [Theol] n. latria.
lateral adj. lateral.
latrine n. latrina.
laterally adv. lateralmente.
latrine, privy n. privata.
latest adv. ultime.
latter adj. iste.
latest (at the -) prep. phr. al plus tarde.
latter (second of two) (the) dem adj. iste.
lathe n. torno.
lattice n. cancello, reticulo.
lather n. scuma.
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lattice n. reticulo, cancello. laughing-stock n. ludibrio.

lattice enclosure, grating, railings n. laughter n. riso.
cancello. laughter n. riso, risos.
lattice work, grating n. grilliage (-aje). laughter-burst n. risada.
lattice work, grating n. grilliage. launch (1. to set afloat; 2. to start, set
Latvia [Geog] n. Latvia. going) v. lancear.
Latvia n. Latvia. launch (as in steam launch) n. lancha (-
Latvia n. Lettonia. sh-).
latvian adj. letton, lette. launch (as in steam launch) n. lancha.
latvian adj. lette, letton. launch n. lancha.
latvian n. letton, letto. launch v. lancear.
latvian n. letto, letton. launching (1. setting afloat; 2. starting
laud, praise v. laudar. off, setting in operation) (action
of) n. lanceamento.
laudability, praiseworthiness n.
laudabilitate. launching n. lanceamento.
laudable adj. laudabile. launching-pad n. platteforma de
laudable, praiseworthy adj. laudabile. lanceamento.
launder v. lavar e repassar.
laudanine [Chem] n. laudanina.
laundress n. lavandera.
laudanum (tincture of opium) n.
laudano. laundry (dirty clothes) n. pannos a lavar.
laudanum (tincture of opium) n. laundry (establishment where clothes
laudano (làu-). and other articles are washed and
laudation, praise, lauding n. laudation. ironed) n. lavanderia (-ìa).
laudative, laudatory adj. laudative. laundry (establishment where clothes
laudatory adj. laudatori. and other articles are washed and
laudatory, laudative adj. laudative. ironed) n. lavanderia.

laundry (just washed) n. pannos lavate.
lauder n. laudator.
lauding, laudation, praise n. laudation. laundry (place) n. lavanderia.
laugh n. riso. Lauraceae [Bot] n. lauraceas.
laugh v. rider rid-/ris-]. lauraceous adj. lauracee.
laugh v. rider. laureate, crowned with laurel adj.

laureate.
laughable adj. risibile.
laurel adj. lauree.
laugh-at v. rider se de.
laurel, bay-tree, bay-laurel n. lauro.
laughing-stock adj. ludibrie.
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laurel n. lauriero, lauro. lawful adj. licite, legitime.

laurel n. lauro, lauriero. lawful adj. legitime, licite.
laurel (tree or shrub) n. lauriero. lawful, licit adj. licite.
laurel crown n. laurea. lawful, licit adj. licite (lì-).
laurel grove n. laureto. lawfulness, legality n. legalitate.
lauric [Chem] adj. lauric. law-glver n. legifero.
lava n. lava. lawless n. ingovernabile, anarchic.
lava (volcanic) n. lava. lawless n. anarchic, ingovernabile.
lavabo (1. R.C.Ch]; 2. washstand) n. lawlessness n. anarchia.
lavabo. lawmaker n. legifero.
lavatic, lavic adj. lavic. lawmaker n. legifero (-ì-).
lavatory n. lavatorio, w.c. lawmaking adj. legifere.
lavatory n. w.c., lavatorio. lawn (ground covered with fine grass)
lavatory (on bus, trains) n. lavatorio, n. gazon.
w.c. lawn n. gazon.
lavatory (on bus, trains) n. w.c., lawn tennis n. lawn tennis.
lavatorio.
lawn tennis n. lawn tennis A].
lavender [Bot] n. lavandula.
lawn-mower n. machina a tonder le.
lavender (color) adj. color de lavandula.
lawsuit n. lite.
lavender n. lavandula.
lawsuit n. processo.
lavic, lavatic adj. lavic.
lawsuit n. lite, processo.
lavish adj. prodige.
lawsuit n. processo, lite.
lavish v. prodigar, profunder.
lawyer n. homine de lege.
lavish v. profunder, prodigar.
lax adj. laxe, negligente.
law (body of laws) n. derecto.
lax adj. negligente, laxe.
law (in -) n. affin.
laxative adj. laxative.
law (my in -s) n. mis affines.
laxative, aperient n. aperitivo.
law n. lege.
laxative, aperitive, aperient adj.
law (profession, statute) n. lege.
aperitive.
law, right (as in divine right or law) n. laxative [Med] adj. laxative.
jure.
laxative n. laxativo.
law-abiding adj. observante le lege.
laxity, laxness n. laxitate.
law-breaker n. violator, transgressor.
laxness, laxity n. laxitate.
law-breaker n. transgressor, violator.
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lay adj. laic. layman n. laico.

lay, laic, laical adj. laic (làic). layman n. profano.
lay, laic, laical adj. laic. layman, secular n. secular.
lay, put, place v. poner pon-/posit-/post- lay-out (clothes, papers) v. poner.
]. lay-out (diagram) n. plano.
lay, put, place v. poner. lay-out v. poner.
lay (up) on v. imponer. lay-up (basketball) n. layup.
lay (up) on v. imponer -pon-/-posit-/- lay-up (store up) v. accumular.
post-].
lazaretto (building or vessel used for
lay vi. poner ovos.
detention in quarentine) n.
lay vt. poner. lazaretto.
lay brother [Eccl] n. converso. Lazarist, Vincentian [R.C.Ch] n.
lay hold of, take v. sumer sum-/sumpt-]. lazarista.
lay hold of, take v. sumer. Lazarus n. Lazaro.
lay in a stock of, stock v. stockar. Lazarus n. Lazaro (là-).
lay out, spend v. erogar. laze v. otiar, facer nihil.
lay up (through illness) v. allectar. laze v. facer nihil, otiar.
lay waste v. vastar. laziness n. pigressa.
lay with a mat v. mattar. laziness n. pigritia.
lay-a-bet v. facer un sponsion. laziness n. pigressa, pigritia.
lay-aside v. poner a un latere. laziness n. pigritia, pigressa.
layer, deposit, stratum [Geol] n. lazuli (lapis) n. lazuli.
jacimento. lazuli (lapis) n. lazuli (là-).
layer n. strato, jacimento. lazulite n. lazulite.
layer n. jacimento, strato. lazy adj. pigre, indolente.
layer, stratum n. strato. lazy adj. indolente, pigre.
laying (up) on n. imposition. lazy adj. pigre.
laying a pavement, paving (act of) n. lead (1. the metal lead; 2. bullets,
pavimentation. shot) n. plumbo.
laying a pavement, paving (action of) lead adj. plumbee.
n. pavage.
lead (command) v. diriger, ducer.
laying a pavement, paving (action of)
lead (command) v. ducer, diriger.
n. pavage
(- aje).
lead (guidance) n. conducta.
layman, laic n. laico.
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lead, guide, conduct v. menar. leading or outstanding person n.

lead (guide) v. conducer, ducer, guidar. summitate.
lead (guide) v. ducer, guidar, conducer. leadsman [Naut] n. sondator.
lead (guide) v. guidar, conducer, ducer. leaf (1. Bot]; 2. leaf of a book) n. folio.
lead (metal) n. plumbo. leaf [Bot] n. folio.
lead, plumbeous adj. plumbee. leaf, leave, shoot out leaves foliar v.
foliar.
lead, plummet [Naut] n. sonda.
leaf (of door) n. valva.
lead astray v. discamminar.
leaf or wing (of a folding door) n. valva.
lead away, abduce [Physiol] (abduct) v.
leafless adj. defoliate.
abducer -duc-/-duct-].
lead away, abduce [Physiol] (abduct) v. leaflet n. folio volante, foliolo.
abducer. leaflet n. foliolo, folio volante.
lead poisoning, saturnism n. leafstalk, petiole [Bot] n. petiolo (-
saturnismo. tì-).
lead-astray (be in the -) v. esser al leafstalk, petiole [Bot] n. petiolo.
testa. leafy adj. foliose.
lead-astray v. disviar. leafy (furnished with leaves) adj. foliate.
leaden adj. de plumbo, plumbee. league (association of persons,
leaden adj. plumbee, de plumbo. countries) n. liga.
leader, chief n. chef F]. leak (of gas) n. fuga.
leader, chief n. chef. leak (of water) n. via de aqua.
leader (of an army) n. stratego. leak v. facer aqua.
leader (of newspaper) n. articulo de leakage (fig) n. revelation.
fundo. leakage (of liquid, gas) n. fuga, perdita.
leader (person) n. chef, leader,
leakage (of liquid, gas) n. perdita, fuga.
conductor.
leak-out v. transpirar.
leader (person) n. leader, conductor,
lean (of meat) adj. magre.
chef.
leader (person) n. conductor, chef, lean (of wall) v. inclinar.
leader. lean, thin, meager adj. magre.
leadership n. commando, direction. lean (thin) adj. discarnate, magre.
leadership n. direction, commando. lean (thin) adj. magre, discarnate.
leading adj. principal, eminente. lean v. appoiar (se).
leading adj. eminente, principal. lean v. appoiar.
leading, inducing adj. inductive. leaning (inclination) n. inclination.
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leaning (resting) adj. appoiate. lease v. locar, arrentar.

leaning (sloping) adj. inclinate. lease v. arrentar, locar.
leaning (tendency) n. tendentia. lease-hold n. proprietate arrentate.
leanness, thinness n. magressa. leash n. corda.
leanness, thinness Hcnce: emaciar n. leasing, letting out (for hire) n.
macie. location.
lean-out v. inclinar se. leasing n. location.
leap (- year) n. anno bissextil. least adj. minime.
leap, bound, jump n. salto. least adv. minime.
leap, bound, jump v. salir. least adv. minime (mì-).
leap, bound, jump v. salir sal-/salt-]. least adv. le minus.
leap n. salto. least (at -) prep. phr. al minus.
leap v. saltar. least (not in the -) prep. phr. nullemente.
leap-year n. anno bissextil. least, smallest, minimal adj. minime
learn (1. to gain knowledge of, by (mì-).
study or instruction; 2. to acquire least, smallest, minimal adj. minime.
information about, find out about) leather adj. de corio.
v. apprender. leather n. corio.
learn v. apprender. leathery adj. coriacee.
learned adj. erudite, docte. leave (to allow to remain in some
learned adj. docte. place or state; 2. to commit,
learned adj. docte, erudite. entrust, hand over) v. lassar.
learned, informed, well-informed adj. leave (absence) n. congedo.
sciente. leave, depart v. partir.
learned man, teacher, scholar n. leave, furlough n. commeato.
doctor.
leave (get going!) v/interj. vade!
learned person, scholar n. erudito.
leave (mil) n. commeato.
learner n. comenciante.
leave n. permission.
learning, knowledge n. saper.
leave (permission to depart) n.
learning, knowledge n. scientia.
congedo.
learning n. erudition, saper, scientia. leave, quit v. quitar.
learning n. saper, scientia, erudition. leave, shoot out leaves foliar, leaf v.
learning n. scientia, erudition, saper. foliar.
lease n. contracto de location. leave vi. partir.
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leave vt. lassar, quitar. ledge (shelf) n. planca.

leave vt. quitar, lassar. ledger n. libro major.
leave a hiatus v. hiar. leech, bloodsucker [Zool] n. sanguisuga.
leave a margin on v. marginar. leech n. sanguisuga.
leave behind, relinquish v. relinquer - leek n. porro.
linqu-/- lict-]. leer n. reguardo maligne.
leave behind, relinquish v. relinquer. leer v. reguardar malignemente.
leave out, skip v. saltar. left adj. leve, sinistre.
leave the tracks, derail v. derailar (-rél-). left adj. sinistre, leve.
leave the tracks, derail v. derailar. left (be - over) v. restar.
leave-alone v. lassar in pace. left (be -) v. lassate.
leave-behind v. abandonar, relinquer. left (from - to right) adv. ab sinistra
leave-behind v. relinquer, abandonar. verso dextra.
leaven n. levatura. left n. leva.
leave-off v. cessar. left (not right) adj. sinistre.
leave-out v. omitter. left (not right) adj. leve.
lebanese adj/n. libanese. left (on the -) adv. al leva.
Lebanon (1. Lebanon Mountains; 2. left (on the -) adv. a sinistra.
state of Lebanon) n. Libano left vi. past part.
(lì-). left vt. past part.
Lebanon (1. Lebanon Mountains; 2.
left-hand n. sinistra mano, mano leve.
state of Lebanon) n. Libano.
left-hand n. mano leve, sinistra mano.
Lebanon [Geog] n. Libano.
left-handed adj. sinistromane.
lecherous adj. lascive.
left-handed (using the left hand more
lector [R.C.Ch] n. lector.
easily than the right) adj.
lecture n. conferentia. sinistromane.
lecture v. conferentiar. left-luggage-office n. deposito de
lecture vi. conferentiar. bagages.
lecture vt. sermonisar. left-wing adj. socialista.
lecturer n. conferentiante. left-wing (-er) n. socialista.
ledge (on building or cliff) n. bordo leg [Anat] n. gamba.
saliente, cornice. leg n. gamba.
ledge (on building or cliff) n. cornice, leg (of a chair, table) n. pede.
bordo saliente. leg (of furniture) n. pede.
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leg (pull somene's -) v. mystificar un legislation (1. making of laws; 2. laws

person. made) n. legislation.
legacy n. legato. legislation n. legislation.
legal adj. legal. legislative (- branch) n. ramo legislative.
legality, lawfulness n. legalitate. legislative adj. legislative.
legalization n. legalisation. legislative (as in legislative body) adj.
legalize (make legal, render legally legislative.
valid) v. legalisar. legislator n. legislator.
legalize v. legalisar. legislature (legislative body) n.
legally adv. legalmente. legislatura.
legate (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. R.C.Ch]) n. legitimacy n. legitimitate.
legato. legitimate (1. as in to legitimate a
legatee n. legatario. child; 2. to justify) v. legitimar.
legation (1. office, position, dignity, of legitimate (1. lawfully begotten; 2.
alegate or of an envoy; 2. lawful, accordant with law) adj.
diplomatic representative of a legitime.
country together with his staff; 3. legitimate (1. lawfully begotten; 2.
premises occupied by a legation) n. lawful, accordant with law) adj.
legation. legitime (-gì-).
legation n. legation. legitimate adj. legitime.
legend (1. myth, fable; 2. inscription, legitimate v. legitimar.
caption) n. legenda. legitimation n. legitimation.
legend n. legenda. legitimism n. legitimismo.
legendary adj. legendari. legitimist n. legitimista.
legging n. gambiera. legume n. legumine.
legibility n. legibilitate. legumin [Chem] n. legumina.
legible adj. legibile. leguminiform adj. leguminiforme.
legion (1. Mil]; 2. very large number) leguminous adj. leguminose.
n. legion. leisure n. tempore libere, otio.
legion n. legion. leisure n. otio.
legionary adj. legionari. leisure n. otio, tempore libere.
legionary n. legionario. leisurely adv. sin pressa, tarde.
legislate v. legiferar. leisurely adv. tarde, sin pressa.
lemma [Logic, Math] n. lemma.
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lemon adj. citrin. lens [Anat] n. crystallino.

lemon (fruit of the lemon tree) n. lens n. opt.
limon. lens [Opt] n. lente.
lemon n. citro, limon. lens (photog) n. lenticula.
lemon n. limon, citro. Lent n. quaresima (-ésima).
lemon tree n. limoniero. Lent n. quaresima.
lemon yellow n. citrina. lent n. quaresima.
lemonade n. citronada, limonada. Lenten adj. quaresimal.
lemonade n. limonada, citronada. lenticel [Bot] n. lenticella.
lemonade n. limonada. lenticular adj. lenticular.
lemonade vendor n. limonadero. lentiform adj. lentiforme.
lemon-colored adj. citrin. lentil n. lenticula.
lend v. prestar. lentil n. lente.
lender n. prestator. leo n. leon.
lending (action of) n. prestation. Leonidas n. Leonidas.
lending n. prestation. Leonidas n. Leonidas (-ò-).
length (at -) adv. longe. leonine, lion adj. leonin.
length (geographical) n. longitude. leontiasis [Pathol] n. leontiase (-
length n. longitude. ì-).
length (spatial) n. longor. leontiasis [Pathol] n. leontiase.
lengthen (make longer) v. allongar. leopard n. leopardo.
lengthen v. prolongar, allongar. leopard [Zool] n. leopardo.
lengthen v. allongar, prolongar. leper n. leproso.
lengthening (act of) n. allongamento. lepid-, lepido- (scale) occurring in
lengthy (longish) adj. assatis longe. compounds] n. lepid-.
lengthy (wordy) adj. prolixe. lepidodendron [Paleontol] n.
leniency n. clementia, indulgentia. lepidodendro.
lepidolite [Mineral] n. lepidolitho (-
leniency n. indulgentia, clementia.
òlito).
lenient adj. indulgente, clemente.
lepidolite [Mineral] n. lepidolitho.
lenient adj. clemente, indulgente.
lepidopterous [Entom] adj. lepidoptere.
Leningrad n. Leningrad.
lepidosiren [Zool] n. lepidosirena.
Leninism n. leninismo.
Lepisma [Entom] n. lepisma.
Leninist n. leninista.
leporide n. leporide (-pò-).
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leporide n. leporide. let (may... that ...) n. que ...

leporine, hare adj. leporin. let n. obstaculo.
leprosarium, leprosery n. lazaretto. let, rent v. locar.
leprosery, leprosarium n. lazaretto. let (rent) v. arrentar, locar.
leprosy n. lepra. let (rent) v. locar, arrentar.
leprous adj. leprose. let go, set free, release v. laxar.
lesbian adj. lesbian. let off gas, break wind v. peder.
lesbian n. lesbiana. let-down (lower) v. abassar.
lesion n. lesion. let-down (morally) v. disappunctar.
Lesotho [Geog] n. Lesotho. lethal adj. lethal.
less adj. minus de. lethargic adj. lethargic.
less adv. minus. lethargy n. lethargia.
less adv. minus (mì-). lethargy n. lethargia (-ìa).
less (more or -) prep. phr. plus o minus. lethargy n. lethargo.
less (none the -) prep. totevia. let-me-know-about-it v. face saper lo a
less-and-less adv. de minus in minus. me.
lessee n. locatario. let-out v. lassar sortir.
lessen, diminish v. minuer minu-/minut- let's-go v. vade nos.

]. Lett n. letto.
lessen, diminish v. minuer. Lett n. Latvian.
lessen, diminish v. diminuer. letter (1. letter of the alphabet; 2.
lessen v. minuer, diminuer. epistle) n. litera (lì-), littera
lessen v. diminuer, minuer. (lì-).
letter (1. letter of the alphabet; 2.
lessening n. remission, diminution.
epistle) n. littera, litera.
lessening n. diminution, remission.
lesser adj. minor.
epistle) n. littera (lì-), litera
lesson (1. Eccl]; 2. something taught
(lì-).
or learned) n. lection.
lesson n. lection. epistle) n. litera, littera.
lessor n. locator. letter (communication) n. littera.
lest conj. de pavor que. letter, epistle n. epistola.
let (allow to, permit to) v. lassar. letter, epistle n. epistola (-pìs-).
let (allow) v. lassar. letter (of the alphabet) n. litera, littera.
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letter (of the alphabet) n. littera, litera. leuchaemia, leukemia n. leucemia.

letter patent n. patente. leuchaemia, leukemia n. leucemia (-
letter writer n. epistolero. ìa).
letter-box n. cassa postal. leuchaemic, leukemic adj. leucemic.
lettered (versed in letters, educated) leucocyte [Anat] n. leucocyto.

adj. litterate, literate. leucocyte [Anat] n. leucocyto (-ò-
lettered (versed in letters, educated) ).
adj. literate,
litterate. leuk-, leuco- (white) occurring in
letter-head n. capite de littera. derivatives and compounds] adj.
lettering n. inscription. leuc-.
leukemia (-kaem-) n. leucemia.
letters (man of -) n. litteratto, persona
de litteras. leukemia, leuchaemia n. leucemia (-
letters (man of -) n. persona de litteras, ìa).
litteratto. leukemia, leuchaemia n. leucemia.
letters n. correspondentia. leukemic, leuchaemic adj. leucemic.
letterweight, paperweight n. Levantine adj. levantin.
cargalitteras (- lìt-). Levantine n. levantino.
letterweight, paperweight n. levator [Anat] n. elevator.
cargapapiros (- pì-). level (1. instrument for establishing a
letterweight, paperweight n. level surface; 2. degree of elevation
cargapapiros. of a plane) n. nivello.
letterweight, paperweight n.
level (1. Surv]; 2. to make level or
cargalitteras.
even) v. nivellar.
letting off gas, breaking wind (action
level adj. plan, platte.
of) n. pedito.
level adj. platte, plan.
letting off gas, breaking wind (action
level adv. in tote sinceritate.
of) n. pedito (pé-).
level, flat adj. platte.
Lettish adj. letton.
level n. nivello, grado.
Lettish adj. lette.
level n. grado, nivello.
Lettish (language) adj. letton.
level (on the -) adj. honeste.
Lettish (language) n. letto.
level, plane, flat adj. plan.
lettuce n. lactuca.
level, smooth out v. explanar.
let-us-go (allow us to go) v. lassa nos
ir. level v. applattar, nivellar.
let-us-go (get going) v. vade nos. level v. nivellar, applattar.
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level-crossing n. passage a nivello. levy tithes on v. decimar.

leveler (one who or that which levels) lewd adj. lubric, impudic.
n. nivellator. lewd adj. impudic, lubric.
level-headed adj. ben equilibrate, lewd adj. lubric (lù-).
judiciose.
lewd adj. lubric.
level-headed adj. judiciose, ben
lewd, immodest adj. impudic.
equilibrate.
lewd, unchaste adj. inceste.
leveling (1. surveying; 2. making
level) n. nivellamento. lexical adj. lexical.
leveling n. nivellamento. lexicographer n. lexicographo.
leveling, smoothing out (action of) n. lexicographer n. lexicographo (-

explanation. ò-).
lever, crowbar, pry n. vecte. lexicographical adj. lexicographic.
lever n. levator. lexicography n. lexicographia.
lever v. sublevar. lexicography n. lexicographia (-

ìa).
lever v. sublevar (con un levator).
lexicon n. lexico.
leverage (lever power) n. potentia de ln
lexicon n. lexico (lé-).
levator.
leverage (pressure) n. pression. li-, lio-, leio- (smooth) occurring in
compounds] adj. li-.
levier of taxes, assessor n. taxator.
liabilitics [Commer] n. passivo.
levitate v. levitar.
liability n. obligation, responsabilitate.
levitation n. levitation.
liability n. responsabilitate, obligation.
levogyrate, levogyre, levogyrous [Phys.
Chem] adj. levogyr. liable adj. responsabile, subjecte.
levogyre, levogyrous, levogyrate [Phys. liable adj. subjecte, responsabile.

Chem] adj. levogyr. liable to be accused, blameworthy adj.
levogyrous, levogyrate, levogyre [Phys. accusabile.
Chem] adj. levogyr. liable to sin, peccable adj. peccabile.
levulose [Chem] n. levulosa. liable to tax or duty adj. taxabile.
levy [Mil] n. levata. liaison (1. liaison between man and

woman; 2. Phonet]) n. liaison F].
levy n. Mil].
liaison (1. liaison between man and
levy (tax) n. contribution, imposto.
woman; 2. Phonet]) n. liaison.
levy (tax) n. imposto, contribution.
liaison n. liaison.
levy v. levar.
liar n. mentitor.
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libel (1. Law]; 2. lampoon, satire) n. liberticide (one who detroys liberty) n.
libello. liberticida.
libel n. libello, diffamation. libertinage n. libertinage.
libel n. diffamation, libello. libertinage n. libertinage (-aje).
libel v. libellar, diffamar. libertine (1. Rom. Hist] (son of a
libel v. libellar. freedman; 2. freethinker; 3.
libel v. diffamar, libellar. licentious man) n. libertino.
libeler, libelist n. libellista. libertine adj. libertin.
libelist, libeler n. libellista. liberty (condition of being free,

freedom) n. libertate.
libelous (-ellous) adj. diffamatori.
liberty n. libertate.
liber, bast [Bot] n. libro.
libra n. libra.
liberal (1. generous; 2. broadminded;
3. Pol]) adj. liberal. libral (1. pertaining to the pound; 2.
pertaining to Libra) adj. libral.
liberal adj/n. liberal.
librarian n. bibliothecario.
liberal n. liberal.
library (1. place where a collection of
liberal, openhanded adj. large.
books is kept; 2. collection of
liberalism n. liberalismo.
books) n. bibliotheca.
liberality (1. generosity; 2.
library n. libreria.
broadmindedness) n. liberalitate.
library n. libreria (-ìa).
liberality, generosity n. largessa.
library n. bibliotheca.
liberality n. liberalitate.
librettist n. librettista.
liberalization n. liberalisation.
libretto [Mus] n. libretto.
liberalize (make liberal) v. liberalisar.
libretto n. libretto.
liberally adv. liberalmente.
libriform (of the nature of liber) Bot]
liberate, free v. liberar.
adj. libriforme.
liberate v. liberar.
Libya [Geog] n. Libya.
liberation n. liberation.
Libya n. Libya.
liberator n. liberator.
libyan adj. libyan.
Liberia [Geog] n. Liberia.
Libyan adj. libyan.
libertarian adj. libertari.
Libyan adj. libyc (lì-).
libertarian n. libertario.
Libyan adj. libyc.
libertarianism n. libertarismo.
libyan n. libyano.
Libyan n. libyano.
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licence (1. permission, leave) n. lid, cover n. coperculo.

licentia. lid n. coperculo.
license (exercise a trade or lie (be lying in a certain place) v. jacer.
profession) n. patente.
lie (be lying somewhere) v. cubar.
license (give licence to) v. licentiar.
lie, falsehood n. mentita.
license n. patente, licentia.
lie, falsehood n. falsitate.
license n. licentia, patente.
lie (falsehood) n. mendacio.
license v. licentiar, patentar.
lie (rest) v. cubar, jacer.
license v. patentar, licentiar.
lie (rest) v. jacer, cubar.
license v. patentar.
lie, tell lies v. mentir.
licensee (with a licence) n.
lie (tell lies) v. mentir.
concessionario.
lie (untruth) n. mendacio.
licensee (with a patent) n. patentato.
lie (white -) n. mendacio officiose.
licentiate n. licentiato.
lie below (not to lie on top) v. succubar.
licentiation, conferring the licentiate
lie hidden, be hidden v. later.
n. licentiamento.
licentious adj. licentiose. lie or be situated around (a place) v.
circumjacer.
licentious adj. lascivie.
Liechtenstein [Geog] n. Liechtenstein.
licentiousness adj. lascivietate.
lied [Mus] n. lied.
lichen (1. Bot]; 2. Pathol]) n. lichen.
lied [Mus] n. lied G].
lichen n. lichen.
lie-down v. cubar se, reposar se.
lichenoid adj. lichenoide.
lie-down v. reposar se, cubar se.
lichenous adj. lichenose.
lie-hidden v. later.
licit, lawful adj. licite.
lie-idle v. esser disoccupate.
licit, lawful adj. licite (lì-).
lienteric adj. lienteric.
lick (as in to lick one's fingers) v.
lientery [Pathol] n. lienteria.
leccar.
lick, lap v. lamber. lientery [Pathol] n. lienteria (-ìa).
lick v. leccar. lie-still v. restar tranquille.
licking (action of) n. leccamento. lieu (in - of) adv. in loco de.
licorice, glycyrrhiza (1. Bot]; 2. lieu n. loco.

Pharm]) n. liquiritia. lieutenant (- colonel) n. locotenente
licorice, glycyrrhiza n. glycyrrhiza. colonello.
lictor [Rom. Antiq] n. lictor.
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lieutenant (1. vicegerent; 2. Mil]) n. lift up v. sublevar, realtiar.

locotenente. lift up v. realtiar, sublevar.
lieutenant n. locotenente. lifting, raising (up) (act of) n.
life (come to -) v. revivescer. levamento.
life n. vita. lifting up, raising (act of) n.
lifebelt n. cinctura de salvamento. sublevamento.
lifeboat n. barca de salvemento. ligament [Anat] n. ligamento.
lifeguard n. guarda. ligament n. ligamento.
lifeguard n. guarda del corpore. ligamentous adj. ligamentose.
lifeless adj. exanime, sin vita. ligature (1. Surg]; 2. Print]

(combination of two letters; 3.
lifeless adj. sin vita, exanime.
Mus] (tie, slur) n. ligatura.
lifelike adj. natural, vive.
light (a-) v. accender.
lifelike adj. vive, natural.
light (fire) n. foco.
lifeline n. cablo de salvamento.
light, kindle v. accender.
life-sized adj. de talia natural.
light, kindle v. accender -cend-/-cens-].
lifetime (curso del) n. vita.
light n. lumine, luce.
lift, elevator n. ascensor.
light n. lumine.
lift, elevator n. lift.
light n. luce, lumine.
lift, elevator n. lift A].
light (not dark) adj. clar.
lift (for goods) n. montacargas.
light (not heavy) adj. leve, legier.
lift (for people) n. lift, ascensor.
light (not heavy) adj. legier, leve.
lift (for people) n. ascensor, lift.
light (of little weight) adj. legier.
lift (help) n. adjuta.
light (of little weight) adj. legier (-jér).
lift, hoist (lifting apparatus) n.
montacargas. light (of little weight) adj. leve.
lift, hoist (lifting apparatus) n. light, photic adj. photic.

montacargas (- càr-). light, set alight v. incender.
lift, raise (up) v. levar. light, set alight v. incender -cend-/-cens-
lift (ride in car) n. viage gratuite. ].
lift v. elevar, levar. light open helmet n. caschetto.
lift v. levar, elevar. light red wine (of Southern France) n.

claretto.
lift up, raise v. sublevar.
light up v. exclarar.
lift up, raise v. realtiar.
light-colored, pale adj. clarette.
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lighten, be lightening v. fulgurar. lightning n. fulgure, fulmine.

lighten (brighten) v. illuminar. lightning, thunder bolt n. fulmine.
lighten, fulgurate, flash v. fulger. lightning rod n. parafulmine.
lighten (make less heavy) v. alleviar. lightning-rod n. parafulmine.
lighten (remove weight) v. alleviar. lightning-rod-conductor n.
lightener n. alleviator. parafulmine.
lightening (brightening) n. illumination. lightswitch n. Elec].
lightening (making less heavy) n. light-up v. exclarar, illuminar.

alleviation. light-up v. illuminar, exclarar.
lightening (of weight) n. alleviation. lightweight n. peso legier.
lighter (barge) n. gabarra. light-year n. anno de lumine.
lighter (device for lighting cigarettes, ligneous, woody adj. lignose.
gas, candles) n. accenditor. lignicole, lignicolous adj. lignicole.
lighter (for cigarettes) n. accenditor. lignicolous, lignicole adj. lignicole.
lighter (not so dark) adj. plus clar. lignification n. lignification.
lighter (not so heavy) adj. plus legier. ligniform adj. ligniforme.
light-headed adj. esturdite. lignify v. lignificar.
light-hearted adj. allegre. lignin [Chem] n. lignina.
lighthouse n. pharo. lignite, brown coal [Mineral] n. lignite.
lighthouse, pharos n. pharo. Liguria n. Liguria.
lighting, kindling n. accendimento. likable adj. sympathic, agradabile.
lighting n. accendimento, illumination. likable adj. agradabile, sympathic.
lighting n. illumination, accendimento. likable, attractive adj. sympathic.
lighting up (act of) n. exclaramento. like adj. resimilante, simile.
lightness (state of being not heavy) n. like adj. simile, resimilante.
legieressa (-jer-). like (be -) v. resimilar.
lightness (state of being not heavy) n.
like conj. como.
legieressa.
like, equal adj. compare.
lightness (state of being not heavy) n.
like (feel -) v. desirar.
levitate.
lightning (flash of) n. fulgure. like (love) v. amar.
lightning, fulgural adj. fulgural. like (preference) n. preferentia, gusto.
lightning, fulmineous adj. fulminee. like (preference) n. gusto, preferentia.
lightning n. fulmine, fulgure. like prep. como.

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like, resembling adj. affin. likewise, also adv. equalmente.

like, resembling, similar adj. simile. likewise, moreover, furthermore adv.
like this adv. assi. alsi (- ì)
likeable, -kable adj. agradabile, likewise, moreover, furthermore adv.
sympathic. alsi.
likeable, -kable adj. sympathic, liking, friendly feeling n. sympathia (-
agradabile. ìa).
likelihood n. verisimilitude, probabilitate. liking, friendly feeling n. sympathia.
likelihood n. probabilitate, verisimilitude. liking n. sympath, inclination.
likelihood, probability, verisimilitude liking n. inclination, sympath.

n. verisimilitude. lilac adj/n. lilac.
likely adv. probabile, verisimile. lilac [Bot] n. lilac.
likely adv. verisimile, probabile. Liliaceae [Bot] n. liliaceas.
likely, probable, verisimilar adj. liliaceous, lilylike adj. liliacee.
verisimile. lilly, lily n. lilio.
likely, probable, verisimilar adj. lily, lilly n. lilio.
verosimilante.
lily n. lilio.
liken, compare v. assimilar.
lilylike, liliaceous adj. liliacee.
likeness n. resimilantia, similitude.
limaciform, snail-shaped adj.
likeness n. similitude, resimilantia.
limaciforme.
likeness, resemblance, similitude n. limb n. membro.
similitude.
limb (of animal or human body) n.
likening, comparison n. assimilation.
membro.
likes and dislikes phr. preferentias e limbo n. limbo.
repugnantias, gustos e odios.
lime (calcium oxide, chalk) n. calce.
likes and dislikes phr. gustos e odios,
lime (fruit of the lime) n. lima.
preferentias e repugnantias.
lime (tree) n. tilia.
likewise (1. in the same manner; 2.
moreover, furthermore) adv. item lime-juice n. succo de lima.
(ì-). lime-stone n. petra de calce.
likewise (1. in the same manner; 2. limestone n. calcario.
moreover, furthermore) adv. item. liminal (pertaining to the threshold)
likewise adv. mesmo. adj. liminar.
likewise adv. anque, equalmente. limit (boundary) n. limite.

likewise adv. equalmente, anque. limit v. limitar, restringer.
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limitable adj. limitabile. lineament (as in the lineaments of a

limitary (limiting) adj. limitar. face) n. lineamento.
limitation n. limitation. linear adj. linear.
limitative adj. limitative. linen (fabric) n. tela de lino.
limited adj. limitate. linen (made with -) adj. tela de lino.
limited (restricted) adj. limitate (pp of linen (sheets) n. pannos blanc.
limitar). linen (tablecloth, table -) n. drappo del
limited-company n. societate anonyme. tabula, panno del tabula.
limiting (limitary) adj. limitar. liner n. nave de linea.
limitrophe adj. limitrophe. linger (delay, tarry) v. morar.
limp (floppy) adj. flaccide. linger v. tardar, morar.
limp n. claudication. lingerie n. subvestimentos (feminin).
limp (pliable) adj. flexibile. lingering (slow) adj. lente.
limp v. claudicar. lingering (tardy, dilatory) adj. morose.
limpet (patella) n. patella. lingual (involving the tongue) adj.
limpid adj. limpide. lingual.
linguist n. linguista.
limpidity (limpidness) n. limpiditate.
linguistic adj. linguistic.
limpidness (limpidity) n. limpiditate.
linguistics n. linguistica.
limping (act of) n. claudication.
liniment n. linimento.
limping (lame) adj. claude.
lining (act of) n. foderatura.
linden n. tilia.
lining (as in the lining of a coat, of
linden blossom n. tilia.
clothes) n. fodero.
line (1. cord, rope; 2. fish or fishing
link n. ligamine.
line; 3. linear mark, arrangement)
n. linea. link (ring) n. anello.
line (as in to line a coat) v. foderar. link (together, concatenate) v.
line (of clothes) n. foderar. concatenar, incatenar, attaccar.
linoleum n. linoleum.
line (stand in -) v. facer cauda.
linotype (linotyping) n. linotypia.
line v. linear.
linotype n. linotypo.
line up n. alineamento.
linotyping (linotype) n. linotypia.
line up v. alinear (se).
linotypist n. linotypista.
lineage n. lineage.
linseed n. semines de lino.
lineal (pertaining to lines) adj. lineal.
linux (unix clone) n. linux.
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lion (leonine) adj. leonin. liquorice n. liquiritia.

lion n. leon. lira [Monet] n. lira (pl lire) ¬I.
lioness n. leonessa. Lisbon [Geog] n. Lisboa, Lisbona.
lion's den n. leoniera. lisp (have a -) v. esser blese.
lion's-den n. leoniera. lisp n. blesamento.
lion's-share n. parte del leon. lisp v. blesar.
lip [Anat] n. labio. list (enter in a list) v. listar.
lip (cheek) n. insolentia. list (list of names, figures, words) n.
lip (rim) n. bordo. lista.
lip-balm n. balsamo pro labios. list n. lista.
lip-read v. leger sur le labios. list [Nav] n. inclinar se.
lip-stick n. stilo de carmino. list [Nav] n. lista.
liquefaction n. liquefaction, liquidation. list, roll, register (of members) n.

matricula.
liquefactive adj. liquefactive.
list, selvage n. lista.
liquefiable adj. liquidabile, liquefactibile.
list v. listar.
liquefier n. liquidator.
listen v. ascoltar.
liquefy (melt) v. funder [fund-/fus-].
listen to (1. to hearken to; 2. to mind,
liquefy v. liquidar, liquefacer [-fac-/-fact-
heed) v. ascoltar.
].
listener, auditor, hearer n. auditor.
liqueur n. liquor.
listener n. ascoltator.
liquid (1. fluid; 2. Phonet]) adj. liquide.
listening, hearing n. ascolta.
liquid (fluid) n. liquido.
listening n. ascoltamento.
liquid n. liquor.
listening place or post n. ascolta.
liquid [Phonet] n. liquida.
listless adj. languide, apathic.
liquid-assets n. activo liquide.
listless adj. apathic, languide.
liquidate (1. Commer] (sell out) v.
liquidar. list-server [Comp] n. servitor de listas.
liquidation n. liquidation. litany n. litania (-ìa).
liquidator n. liquidator. litany n. litania.
liquidity n. liquiditate. liter (litre) n. litro.
liquidize v. liquidar. liter n. litro.
liquor (alcoholic drink) n. liquor. literal (1. as in literal notation of
liquor dealer n. liquorista. numbers; 2. as in literal
translation) adj. literal, litteral.
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literal (1. as in literal notation of lithographic adj. lithographic.

numbers; 2. as in literal lithographic printing office n.
translation) adj. litteral, literal. lithographia (- ìa).
literal adj. itteral, literal. lithographic printing office n.
literal adj. literal,litteral. lithographia.
literally adv. litera per litera, literalmente. lithography n. lithographia.
literally adv. littera per littera, lithography n. lithographia (-ìa).

litteralmente. lithoid, stonelike adj. lithoide.
literally adv. litteralmente, littera per lithosphere n. lithosphera.
littera. Lithuania [Geog] n. Lithuania.
literally adv. literalmente, litera per litera. Lithuania n. Lituania.
literary adj. literari,litterari. Lithuanian (1. inhabitant of Lithuania;
literary adj. litterari, literari. 2. Lithuanian language) n. lituano.
literate adj. litterate, literate. Lithuanian adj. lituan.
literate adj. literate, litterate. Lithuanian n. lithuanian.
literature (literary productions litigant n. litigante.
collectively) n. litteratura, literatura. litigate (1. to be engaged in a lawsuit;
literature n. literatura, litteratura. 2. to dispute, contest) v. litigar.
litharge [Chem] n. lithargyro (- litigation n. litigation.
tàr-). litigious (1. quarrelsome; 2.
litharge [Chem] n. lithargyro. disputable, debatable) adj. litigiose.
lithe adj. flexibile, agile. Litorina [Zool] n. litorina.
lithe adj. agile, flexibile. litre (liter) n. litro.
lithic (1. of stone; 2. Med]) adj. lithic. litter (1. vehicle carried on men's
lithium [Chem] n. lithium (lìt-). shoulders or by animals; 2.
lithium [Chem] n. lithium. stretcher; 3. straw, hay used as
litho-, lith- (stone) occurring in bedding for animals) n. lectiera.
derivatives and compounds] n. litter (as in the litter of a sow) n.
litho-. portata.
lithograph n. lithographia (-ìa). litter (of animals) n. ventrata, portata.
lithograph n. lithographia. litter (of animals) n. portata, ventrata.
lithograph v. lithographiar. litter (of puppies) n. ventrata.
lithographer n. lithographo (-ò-). litter (rubbish) n. immunditias.
lithographer n. lithographo. litter (stretcher) n. lectiera.
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litter v. lassar in disordine. live coals n. brasa.

litter-bin n. receptaculo de immunditias. live in, inhabit v. habitar.
little (a small degree) adv. pauco. live together v. conviver.
little adj. parve, pauc. livelihood n. vita, medios de subsistentia.
little adj. pauc, parve. livelihood n. medios de subsistentia, vita.
little adv. pauco. lively adj. vive.
little (not much) adj. pauc. lively adv. plen de vita, animate, galliarde.
little (not much) adj. poc. lively adv. galliarde, plen de vita, animate.
little, small adj. parve. lively adv. animate, galliarde, plen de vita.
little boat n. navetta. lively, animated adj. animate pp of
little by little, a little at a time, animar.
gradually, by degrees adv. paulatim. live-on v. nutrir se de.
little by little, a little at a time, liver [Anat] n. ficato (fì-).
gradually, by degrees adv. paulatim liver [Anat] n. ficato.
(-là-). liver [Anat] n. hepate.
little curl (little curled lock of hair) n. liver [Anat] n. hepate (hé-).
bucletta.
liver n. hepate, ficato.
little joke or jest n. joculo.
liver n. ficato, hepate.
little-by-little adv. pauco a pauco.
livery n. livrea.
little-finger n. digito auricular.
livery (uniform worn by the servants of
littleness, smallness n. parvitate.
a household) n. livrea.
littoral litoral, coast adj. litoral.
livery (uniform worn by the servants of
liturgical, liturgic adj. liturgic. a household) n. livrea (-éa).
liturgist (authority on liturgies) n. livestock, cattle n. bestial.
liturgista.
livestock n. bestial.
liturgy [Eccl] n. liturgia.
live-together v. cohabitar.
liturgy [Eccl] n. liturgia (-ìa).
livid (1. having a dull-bluish color; 2.
liturgy n. liturgia.
black-and-blue) adj. livide.
live adj. vive.
livid adj. livide.
live adv. al vivo.
lividity, lividness n. lividitate.
live, living, alive adj. vive.
lividness, lividity n. lividitate.
live, reside v. demorar.
lividness n. livor.
live v. viver.
living adj. vive, vivente.
live v. habitar.
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living adj. vivente, vive. loaf v. flanar.

living, alive adj. vivente. loan n. presto.
living, alive, live adj. vive. loan v. prestar.
living (earn one's -) v. ganiar su vita. loathe v. execrar, detestar.
living n. modo de viver, vita. loathe v. detestar, execrar.
living n. vita, modo de viver. loathing n. repugnantia, detestation.
living (the -) n. le vivos. loathing n. detestation, repugnantia.
living in a village adj. villan. loathsome adj. repugnante.
living-room n. salon. lobate, lobed adj. lobate.
Livonia n. Livonia. lobby (in house) n. hall, vestibulo.
Livonian adj. livonie. lobby (in house) n. vestibulo, hall.
Livonian n. livonio. lobby, lounge [Theat] n. foyer F].
livor [Pathol] n. livor. lobby, lounge [Theat] n. foyer.
lizard n. lacerta. lobby n. Pol].
lizard of the genus Draco [Zool] n. lobby n. Theat].
dracon. lobby v. exercer pression, sollicitar votos.
lo!, see!, behold! adv. ecce. lobby v. sollicitar votos, exercer pression.
load, also: cargo n. cargamento. lobe n. lobo.
load, burden n. fardello. lobed, lobate adj. lobate.
load, burden n. onere. lobster n. homaro (hò-).
load, charge (as in to load or charge a lobster n. homaro.
gun) v. cargar.
lobular adj. lobular.
load, lade v. cargar.
lobulate adj. lobulate.
load n. carga, fardello, onere.
lobule n. lobulo.
load n. onere, carga, fardello.
local adj. local.
load n. fardello, onere, carga.
local n. pub, taverna.
load, to burden with v. onerar.
local n. taverna, pub.
load v. onerar, cargar.
locality n. localitate.
load v. cargar, onerar.
locality, spot n. localitate.
loading (1. lading; 2. as in loading of a
localization n. localisation.
gun) n. cargamento.
localize v. localisar.
loaf n. pan.
locally adv. localmente.
loaf, stroll v. flanar.
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locate, place, set (in a particular lock-up v. serrar. incoffrar.

place) v. locar. locomobile adj. locomobile.
locate v. situar, locar. locomobile (moveable steam engine)
locate v. locar, situar. n. locomobile.
located (be -) v. situate. locomotion n. locomotion.

location (act of locating or placing) n. locomotive adj. locomotive.
location. locomotive n. locomotiva.
location n. situation, location. locomotivity n. locomobilitate.
location n. location, situation. locomotor adj. locomotor.
location, site n. implaciamento. locust n. locusta.
locative [Gram] adj. locative. locution n. locution.
locative [Gram] n. locativo. lode, vein [Geol. and Mining] n. filon.
loch n. laco. lodge (1. meeting place of a branch of
lock (fasten with a lock) v. serrar. the Masonic order; 2. branch of the
lock (of a canal, river) n. esclusa. Masonic order) n. logia.
lock (of a door) n. serratura. lodge (1. meeting place of a branch of
lock (of canal) n. esclusa. the Masonic order; 2. branch of the
Masonic order) n. logia (loja).
lock (of door) n. serratura.
lodge (an appeal) v. presentar.
lock v. serrar.
lodge (live) v. albergar, allogiar.
lock away, lock up (something) v.
serrar. lodge (live) v. allogiar, albergar.
lock up, lock away (something) v. lodge n. logia.
serrar. lodge (of money) v. deponer.
locker n. armario. lodge, shelter v. albergar.
locket n. medalion. lodger n. pensionario, locatario.
lock-in v. includer sub clave. lodger n. locatario, pensionario.
locking (of a door) n. serramento. lodging n. allogiamento, albergo.
lockjaw, trismus n. trismo. lodging n. albergo, allogiamento.
lock-out (labor) n. lock-out. lodging, shelter n. albergo.
lockout n. lock- out A]. lodging-house n. domo mobilate.
lockout n. lock- out. lodgings n. camera mobilate.
lock-out v. excluder sub clave. loft (attic) n. mansarda.
locks, curl in ringlets (cause to) v. loft (for grain) n. granario.
anellar.
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loft (for pigeons) n. columbiera. logos n. logos.

lofty, elevated, sublime adj. excelse. Logos n. logos.
lofty, high adj. elevate. logos n. logos Gr].
lofty, high adj. eminente. Logos n. logos Gr].
lofty, high adj. elevate (pp of elevar). loin n. llmbo.
log n. Naut]. loin n. lumbo.
log (of wood) n. bloco. loin (-s) n. renes.
log v. notar in le registro, registrar. loiter v. flanar.
log v. registrar, notar in le registro. London [Geog] n. London.
logarithm n. logarithmo. London n. London.
logarithmic adj. logarithmic. London n. London A].
loge, box [Theat] n. loge. London, of London adj. londonese.
loge, box [Theat] n. loge F]. loneliness n. solitude.
loggia [Arch] n. loggia I]. loneliness, solitude n. solitate.
loggia [Arch] n. loggia. lonely adj. solitari.
loggia: [Arch] n. logia. lonely, solitary, isolated adj. isolate.
loggia: [Arch] n. logia (loja). lonely, solitary, isolated adj. isolate (pp
logic n. logica. of isolar).
logical adj. logic. long (- for) v. desirar ardentemente.
logically adv. logicamente. long (a - time ago) adv. ante multe

tempore.
logician n. logico.
long adj. longe.
logomach, logomachist n. logomacho (-
long adv. longemente.
gò-).
logomach, logomachist n. logomacho. long (all day -) adv. tote le jorno.
logomachic adj. logomachic. long (as - as, while) adv. durante que.
logomachic adj. logomache (- gò- long (before -) adv. in pauc.

). long (for a - time) adv. longemente.
logomachic adj. logomache. long, for a long time adv. longemente.
logomachist, logomach n. logomacho (- long (goodbye, so -) adv. a revider.
gò-). long (in the - run) adv. al longe.
logomachist, logomach n. logomacho. long (of space, how -) adv. de qual
logomachy n. logomachia. longitude.
logomachy n. logomachia (- ìa). long (of space, so -) adv. de tante
longitude.
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long (of the same length) adv. tanto longitude n. longitude.

longe como. longitudinal adj. longitudinal.
long (of time, how -) adv. quante long-legged, macroscelous adj.
tempore. macroscele.
long (of time, so -) adv. tante tempore. long-leggedness, macroscelia n.
long (one meter -) adv. un metro de macroscelia.
longitude. long-leggedness, macroscelia n.
long ago adv. pridem (prì-). macroscelia (- ìa).
long ago adv. pridem. long-lived, longevous adj. longeve.
long staff, pole n. pertica (pér-). long-playing adj. a longe duration.
long staff, pole n. pertica. long-range adj. a longe termino.
long-ago adv. il ha multe tempore, longe long-sighted adj/ n. presbyopic, presbyte.
al retro, pridem. long-sighted adj/ n. presbyte, presbyopic.
long-ago adv. longe al retro, pridem, il ha long-sighted, presbyopic, farsighted
multe tempore. [Med] adj. presbyte.
long-ago adv. pridem, il ha multe
long-sighted, presbyopic, farsighted
tempore, longe al retro.
[Med] adj. presbyte (préz-).
longanimity, long-suffering,
long-standing adj. ancian.
forbearance n. longanimitate.
long-suffering, forbearance,
longanimous, long-suffering,
longanimity n. longanimitate.
forbearing adj. longanime (-
gà-). long-suffering, forbearing,
longanimous adj. longanime.
longanimous, long-suffering,
forbearing adj. longanime. long-suffering, forbearing,
longanimous adj. longanime (-
long-distance-call n. appello telephonic
interurban. gà-).
long-waves n. undas longe.
longe (long rope used to guide a
horse in training) Man] n. longa. long-winded adj. prolixe, interminabile.
longer adj. plus longe. long-winded adj. interminabile, prolixe.
longevity n. longevitate. long-winded, prolix adj. prolixe.
longevous, long-lived adj. longeve. loo n. w.c/le vese, lavatorio.
long-for v. desirar ardentemente. loo n. lavatorio, w.c/le vese.
longing n. invidia, desiro ardente. look (air) n. aere, aspecto.
longing n. desiro ardente, invidia. look (air) n. aspecto, aere.
longingly adv. con invidia. look (direct the gaze) v. reguardar.

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look, glance n. reguardo. look-after (nurse) v. curar.

look (glance) n. reguardo, mirar. look-after (watch) v. vigilar super.
look (glance) n. mirar, reguardo. look-ahead v. prospicer.
look (seem) v. haber le aere, parer. look-at v. reguardar considerar.
look (seem) v. parer, haber le aere. look-away v. deviar le oculos.
look after, take care of v. respicer. look-back v. respicer.
look after, take care of v. respicer -spic- look-down v. abassar le oculos.
/- spect-]. look-down-on v. disdignar, depreciar.
look at, examine v. perspicer. look-down-on v. depreciar, disdignar.
look at, examine v. perspicer -spic-/- look-for v. querer, cercar.
spect-].
look-for v. cercar, querer.
look at (searchingly) v. mirar.
look-forward-to v. expectar con placer/
look at v. reguardar.
impatientia.
look at v. spectar. look-here interj. reguarda hic!, eho!
look back v. respicer. look-here interj. eho!, reguarda hic!
look back v. respicer -spic-/-spect-]. look-into v. investigar, examinar.
look for, search for, seek v. cercar. look-into v. examinar, investigar.
look for, seek, search (diligently) v. look-on-to v. dar super.
perquirer.
look-out interj. attention!
look for, seek, search (diligently) v.
look-out n. vigilia, surveliantia.
perquirer -quir-/-quisit-].
look-out n. surveliantia, vigilia.
look for, seek, search v. querer quer-
/quest-;- quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]. look-out v. vigilar, guardar se.
look for, seek, search v. querer. look-out v. guardar se, vigilar.
look forward, to look ahead v. look-out-for v. guardar se de.
prospicer -spic-/- spect-]. look-sad v. haber le aere triste.
look forward, to look ahead v. look-up (in a book) v. cercar.
prospicer. look-up (raise the eyes) v. levar le
look over, examine cursorily v. oculos.
percurrer. look-up (succeed) v. ir ben.
look over, examine cursorily v.
look-upon v. reguardar.
percurrer -curr-/- curs-].
look-upon-oneself v. creder se.
look through v. perspicer -spic-/-spect-].
loom n. telario.
look through v. perspicer.
loom v. surger.
look-after (keep) v. coler.
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loop n. curva, nodo, anello, bucla. looting n. piliage, spoliamento.

loop n. nodo, anello, bucla, curva. looting n. spoliamento, piliage.
loop n. bucla, curva, nodo, anello. looting, spoliation n. spoliation.
loop n. anello, bucla, curva, nodo. lop, trim, prune (trees or vines) v.
loop v. buclar, curvar, anellar. putar.
loop v. anellar, buclar, curvar. lop v. taliar, putar.
loop v. curvar, anellar, buclar. lop v. putar, taliar.
looped adj. ansate. lop off, cut off v. defalcar.
looped, ansate adj. ansate. lop off, truncate v. truncar.
loophole n. lacuna, escappatoria. lop-sided adj. disproportionate,

disequilibrate.
loophole n. escappatoria, lacuna.
lop-sided adj. disequilibrate,
loose (free) adj. libere.
disproportionate.
loose (immoral) adj. immoral.
loquacious adj. loquace.
loose (lax) adj. laxe.
loquacity n. loquacitate.
loose (not tight, taut, firm) adj. laxe.
lord adj. senior.
loose v. laxar, liberar distaccar.
lord (god) n. senior.
loose v. liberar distaccar, laxar.
lord (master) n. senior, domino.
loosen (make looser) v. relaxar.
lord (master) n. domino, senior.
loosen, slacken (something) v. laxar.
Lord (member of the House of Lords)
loosen v. disserrar, laxar, distaccar. n. Lord A].
loosen v. laxar, distaccar, disserrar. Lord (member of the House of Lords)
loosen v. distaccar, disserrar, laxar. n. Lord.
loosen or slacken (cause to) v. lord (of a manor) n. castellano.

disserrar. lord (title) n. lord.
loosing, able to loosen adj. lytic. lordly adj/adv. nobile, senioral.
loosing, dissolving (act of) n. lyse. lordly adj/adv. senioral, nobile.
loot n. spolias, piliage. lordly (haughty) adj. arrogante.
loot n. piliage, spolias. lordship (dominion) n. dominio.
loot v. piliar, spoliar. lordship n. senioria (-ìa).
loot v. spoliar, piliar. lordship n. senioria.
looter n. spoliator, piliator. lordship (title) n. senioritate.
looter n. piliator, spoliator. lord's-prayer n. le patre nostre.
looter, spoliator n. spoliator. lorgnette n. lorgnette.
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lorgnette n. lorgnette F]. lot (everything, the - of it) n. toto.

lorry (truck) n. camion. lot (fate) n. destino, sorte.
lorry-driver (truck driver) n. camionista, lot (fate) n. sorte, destino.
camionero. lot (of land) n. parcella.
lorry-driver (truck driver) n. camionero, lot, parcel [Commer] n. partita.
camionista.
lot (share, portion, allotment) n. lot.
losable adj. perdibile.
lotion n. lotion.
lose (of watch) Rr] retardar v. perder.
lotion [Pharm] n. lotion.
lose v. Gen].
lotophagous, lotuseating adj.
lose sight of v. perder de vista de.
lotophage.
lose-one's-head v. perder le bussola. lotophagous, lotuseating adj. lotophage
lose-one's-way v. perder se, disviar se. (- tò-).
lose-one's-way v. disviar se, perder se. lottery n. lotteria.
loser n. perdente, perditor. lottery n. lotteria I].
loser n. perditor, perdente. lottery-ticket n. billet de lotteria.
loser (poor - !) interj. mal jocate. lotto n. lotto I].
loss (be at a -) v. non saper que facer. lotto n. lotto.
loss (harm) n. damno. lotus (1. Gr. Legend]; 2. Bot] (African
loss n. perdita. water lily) n. loto.
loss (the thing lost) n. cosa perdite. lotus n. loto.
loss of memory, amnesia n. amnesia. lotus-eater n. lotophago (-tò-).
loss of memory, amnesia n. amnesia (- lotus-eater n. lotophago.
ìa). lotuseating, lotophagous adj.
lost adj. perdite. lotophage.
lost (the thing -) n. cosa perdite. lotuseating, lotophagous adj. lotophage
lost and found (left luggage office) phr. (- tò-).
perdite e trovate. loud adj. alte.
lost soul, reprobate [Theol] n. loud adj. forte, alte.
reprobato. loud adj. alte, forte.
lot (a -) adv. multo. loud adv. in alte voce.
lot (a - of) adj. multe. loud (noisy) adj. ruitose.
lot (at auction) n. lot. loud (of colours) adj. clamante.
lot, destiny n. sorte. loudly adv. in alte voce.
lot (draw -s) v. facer lotteria. loudness (din) n. ruito.
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loudness (pitch) n. fortia. love of harmony, love of music n.

loud-speaker n. alto-parlator. philharmonia (- ìa).
loudspeaker n. altoparlator. love of music, love of harmony n.
philharmonia (- ìa).
Louisiana n. Louisiana.
love of music, love of harmony n.
lounge, lobby [Theat] n. foyer.
philharmonia.
lounge, lobby [Theat] n. foyer F].
love-affair n. amoretto.
lounge (of house) n. salon.
loveless adj. sin amor.
lounge [Theat] foyer v. flanar, reclin.
loveliness n. beltate.
lounge v. reclin., flanar.
lovely adj. belle.
louse n. pediculo.
lover adj. amante.
louse n. pediculo (-ì-).
lover (one who has a strong liking for
lousy adj. pedicular. something) v. amator.
lousy adj. Fig]. lover, paramour n. amante.
lousy, pedicular adj. pedicular. lover of the arts, amateur, dilettante n.
lousy, pediculous adj. pediculose. dilettante I].
lovable adj. amabile, sympathic. lover of the arts, amateur, dilettante n.
lovable adj. sympathic, amabile. dilettante.
lovable, amiable adj. amabile. lovesick adj. inamorate, ferite de amor.
lovage [Bot] n. levistico (-vìs-). lovesick adj. ferite de amor, inamorate.
lovage [Bot] n. levistico. loving, affectionate adj. affectuose.
lovage [Bot] n. ligustico. low (1. in a low position; 2. softly) adv.

basso.
love (fall in - with) v. inamorar se de.
low (1. not high; 2. base, mean) adj.
love (in -) adj. inamorate.
basse.
love n. amor, affection.
low adv. basso.
love n. affection, amor.
low (depressed) adj. abattite.
love (passionate affection) n. amor.
low (in a - voice) phr. in voce basse.
love (sport) n. zero.
low, moo v. mugir.
love v. adorar, amar.
low (of position) adj. basse.
love v. amar, adorar.
low v. mugir.
love v. amar.
low (vulgar) adj. vulgar.
love affair, flirtation n. amoretto.
lowbrow adj. inculte.
love of harmony, love of music n.
Low-Countries [Geog] n. Paises Basse.
philharmonia.
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Low-Countries [Geog] n. Nederland, loyal adj. fidel, loyal.

Holland. loyalist n. loyalista.
Low-Countries [Geog] n. Holland, loyally adv. fidelmente.
Nederland.
loyalty n. loyalitate.
lower adj. inferior.
loyalty n. loyalitate, fidelitate.
lower adj. inferior, plus basse.
loyalty n. fidelitate, loyalitate.
lower adj. plus basse, inferior.
lozenge n. pastilla.
lower (frown) v. arrugar le fronte.
lubricant adj. lubricative.
lower (make low) v. abassar, bassar,
lubricant n. lubricante.
reducer.
lubricant n. lubrificante, lubricante.
lower (make low) v. reducer, abassar,
bassar. lubricant n. lubricante, lubrificante.
lower (make low) v. bassar, reducer, lubricant n. lubrificante.
abassar. lubricate v. lubricar, lubrificar.
lower (make lower) v. bassar. lubricate v. lubrificar.
lower v. abassar. lubricate v. lubricar.
lower part, bottom (of a thing) n. lubricate v. lubrificar, lubricar.
basso. lubricating oil n. oleo lubrificante.
lower-case adj/n. minuscule.
lubrication n. lubrification.
lower-classes n. classes inferior.
lubrication n. oleage, lubrification.
lowering (decrease) n. diminution.
lubrication n. lubrification, oleage.
lowering (dropping) adj. abassante.
lubrication, oiling n. oleage.
lowering (dropping) n. abassamento.
lubrication, oiling n. oleage (-aje).
lowering n. abassamento.
lubricative adj. lubricative.
lowering (threatening) adj. menaciante.
lubricator (one who or that which
low-grade adj. de gualitate inferior. lubricates) n. lubricaior.
lowland n. terra basse. lubricity (1. slipperiness; 2. lewdness)
lowly adj. modeste, humile. n. lubricitate.
lowly adj. humile, modeste. lubricous, slippery adj. lubric (lù-
low-lying adj. situate in basso. ).
low-pitched adj. grave. lubricous, slippery adj. lubric.
low-tide n. marea basse. lucency n. lucentia.
loyal adj. loyal, fidel. lucerne, alfalfa [Bot] n. lucerna.
loyal adj. loyal. lucid adj. lucide.

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lucid, clear adj. lucide. lull vt. calmar, sopir.

lucidity n. luciditate. lull vt. sopir, calmar.
lucifer, match n. flammifero (-ì-). lullaby n. canto de cuna.
lucifer, match n. flammifero. lumbago n. lumbagine.
luck, chance n. sorte. lumbar [Anat] adj. lumbar.
luck (good fortune) n. bon fortuna. lumber (furniture) n. mobiles vetule.
luck n. sorte. lumber vi. avanciar a passos pesante.
luck n. hasardo. lumber vt. incombrar, obstruer.
luckless adj. infortunate. lumber vt. obstruer, incombrar.
lucky adj. fortunate. lumber (wood) n. ligno.
lucrative adj. lucrative. lumber-jack n. abattitor de arbores.
lucrative, profitable adj. lucrose. lumbrical adj. lumbrical.
lucre, profit, gain n. lucro. lumen (unit of luminous flux) n. lumen.
ludicrous adj. absurde, risibile. luminary n. luminar.
ludicrous adj. risibile, absurde. luminesce v. luminescer.
lug n. Mech]. luminescence n. luminescentia.
lug v. tirar, trainar. luminescent adj. luminescente.
lug v. trainar, tirar. luminosity n. luminositate.
luggage, baggage n. bagage (-aje). luminous adj. luminose.
luggage, baggage n. bagage. luminousness, brightness n. nitiditate.
luggage n. bagage. lump (block) n. massa.
lugubrious, mournful adj. lugubre. lump (earth, etc) n. grumo.
lugubrious, mournful adj. lugubre lump (have a - in one's throat) v. haber
(lù-). un nodo in le gurgite.
Luke n. Luca. lump (he can - it) phr. que ille se
lukewarm adj. tepide. arrangia sol.
lukewarm (be -) v. teper. lump n. grumo.
lukewarm, tepid adj. tepide. lump v. massar.
lukewarmness n. tepor. lump-sum n. summa global.
lull n. momento de calma, de silentio. lump-together v. reunir insimul.
lull n. de silentio, momento de calma. lumpy adj. grumose.
lull vi. calmar se, diminuer. lumpy (of earth) adj. grumose.
lull vi. diminuer, calmar se.

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lumpy (with bumps) adj. coperite de lung n. pulmon.

protuberantias. lunulate, lunulated adj. lunulate.
lunacy n. follia, alienation mental, lunulated, lunulate adj. lunulate.
dementia.
lunule n. lunula.
lunacy n. alienation mental, dementia,
lupine [Bot] n. lupino.
follia.
lupine, wolfish adj. lupin.
lunacy n. dementia, follia, alienation
mental. lupulin n. lupulino.
lunar adj. lunar. lupuline, lupulinous adj. lupulin.
lunar, moon adj. lunar. lupulinous, lupuline adj. lupulin.
lunate, lunated adj. lunate. lupus [Pathoh] n. lupus.
lunated, lunate adj. lunate. lupus [Pathoh] n. lupus L].
lunatic adj. lunatic. lurch (leave in the -) v. in embarasso,
lunatic adj. lunatic, alienate. lassar in difficultate.
lurch (leave in the -) v. lassar in
lunatic adj. alienate, lunatic.
difficultate, in embarasso.
lunatic n. alienato.
lurch n. movimento subite.
lunation [Astron] n. lunation.
lurch v. mover se subito.
lunch, dine, have lunch, have dinner
lure (bait) n. esca.
(take the midday meal) v. prander.
lure n. Fig].
lunch, dinner (midday meal) n. prandio.
lure v. seducer.
lunch n. lunch.
Lusitania n. Lusitania.
lunch n. lunch, prandio.
Lusitanian adj. lusitan.
lunch n. lunch A].
Lusitanian n. lusitano.
lunch n. prandio, lunch.
luster (1. sheen, gloss; 2. chandelier)
lunch v. prander, lunchar.
n. lustro.
lunch v. lunchar, prander.
luster, gloss n. politura.
lunch v. lunchar.
luster, lustrine n. lustrina.
lunch v. lunchar (-tch-).
lustering, glossing (act of) n. lustrage.
lunch-hour n. hora de prandio.
lustering, glossing (act of) n. lustrage (-
lune [Geom] n. fuso. aje).
lunette (1. Arch]; 2. Fortif]; 3. Eccl]; 4. lustful, wanton adj. luxuriose.
hole in a guillotine for the victim's lustral adj. lustral.
neck; 5. watch crystal flattened in
lustrate, purify v. lustrar.
the center) n. lunetta.
lustration n. lustration.
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lustrine, luster n. lustrina. luxuriant, rank adj. luxuriose.

lustring n. lustrina. luxuriant ((rank) wanton, licentious)
lustrous, satiny adj. satinate. adj. luxuriante.
lustrous, satiny adj. satinate (pp of luxuriant ((rank) wanton, licentious)

satinar). adj. luxuriante (ppr of luxuriar).
lustrous, shining adj. lustrose. luxuriate (1. to grow rank; 2. to be
wanton) v. luxuriar.
lustrum (1. Rom. Antiq] (lustration,
ceremonial purification; 2. period luxuriate v. luxuriar.
of five years) n. lustro. luxurious adj. luxuose, luxuriose.
lute [Mus] n. lut. luxurious adj. luxuriose, luxuose.
lute n. lut, lyra, cithara. luxurious (characteristic of, or
lute n. lyra, cithara, lut. characterized by, luxury) adj. luxose.
lute n. cithara, lut, lyra. luxuriousness n. luxo.
lute player, lutist n. lutista. luxury n. luxo.
luteinizing-hormone n. hormone- luxury n. luxuria, luxo.

luteinisante. luxury n. luxo, luxuria.
lutetium (Lu) n. lutetio, lutetium. LXX (Septuagint) n. le Traduction del
lutetium (Lu) n. lutetium, lutetio. Septuaginta.
Lutheran adj. lutheran. lycanthropic adj. lycanthropic.
lutheran adj. Relig]. lycanthropo (1. one affected with

lycanthropy; 2. werewolf) n.
Lutheran adj. lutheric.
lycanthropo.
Lutheran n. lutherano.
lycanthropy (1. Pathol]; 2. Folklore]) n.
lutheran n. lutherano.
lycanthropia.
lutheranism n. lutheranismo. lycanthropy (1. Pathol]; 2. Folklore]) n.
lutist, lute player n. lutista. lycanthropia (- ìa).
lux (unit of illumination) n. lux. lycanthropy (werewolf syndrome) n.
luxate, dislocate v. luxar. lycanthropia.
luxate (dislocate) v. luxar. lycee (Fr) n. lyceo.
luxation, dislocation n. luxation. lyceum n. lyceo.
Luxembourg [Geog] n. Luxemburg. lyco-, lyc- (wolf) occurring in

compounds] n. lyco-.
luxuriance (1. rankness; 2. lust,
lustfulness) n. luxuria. lycopod, Lycopodium [Bot] n. lycopodio.
luxuriance n. luxuria. lycopodium (- powder) n. pulvere de

lycopodio.
luxuriant adj. luxuriante.
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Lycopodium, lycopod [Bot] n. lycopodio. lyncher n. lynchator (-tch-).

Lydia [Bib] n. Lydia. lynching (act of) n. lynchamento (-tch-).
lying across or athwart, transverse adj. lynching (act of) n. lynchamento.
transverse. lynching n. lynchamento.
lying place n. repositorio. lynx n. lynce.
lymph n. lympha. lyophilize (freezedry) v. lyophilisar.
lymph [Physiol] n. lympha. lyre (1. Mus]; 2. Astron]) n. lyra.
lymphatic (1. carrying lymph; 2. as in lyre n. lyra.
lymphatic temperament) adj.
lyrebird n. lyra.
lymphatic.
lyric adj. lyric.
lymphatism (1. lymphatic
lyric poet n. lyrico.
temperament; 2. Pathol]) n.
lymphatismo. lyric poetry n. lyrica.
lymphocyte [Anat] n. lymphocyto. lyrical adj. lyric.
lymphocyte [Anat] n. lymphocyto (- lyricism n. lyrismo.
ò-). lyric-poet n. lyrico.
lymphoma [Pathol] n. lymphoma. lyrics n. parolas del canto.
lymphoma [Pathol] n. lymphoma -ma/- lysergic-acid n. acido lysergic.
mat-]. lysis (1. Med]; 2. Biochem]) n. lyse.
lymphomatosis [Pathol] n.
lysis [Chem] n. lysis.
lymphomatosis.
lysis (disolution) n. lysis.
lymphomatosis [Pathol] n.
lytic [Chem] adj. lytic.
lymphomatosis (- òsis).
lynch v. lynchar. lytic (pertaining to lysis or a lysin) adj.
lytic.
lynch v. lynchar (-tch-).
lyncher n. lynchator.
M - m
m (letter -) n. littera m (em). macadam n. macadam A].

mac n. impermeabile. macadamization n. macadamisation.
macabre adj. macabre. macadamize v. macadamisar.
macabre, gruesome adj. macabre. Macao [Geog] n. Macao.
macadam n. macadam. macaroni n. macaroni.
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macaronic (as in macaronic verse) adj. machine gun n. mitraliatrice.

macaronic. machine gunner n. mitraliator.
macaronic composition, macaronics n. machine-gun n. mitraliatrice.
macaronea.
machine-gun v. mitraliar.
macaronic composition, macaronics n.
machinery (machines collectively) n.
macaronea (- éa).
machineria (- ìa).
macaronics, macaronic composition n.
machinery (machines collectively) n.
macaronea (- éa).
machineria.
macaronics, macaronic composition n.
machinery n. machineria.
macaronea.
machinist n. machinista.
macaroon n. macaron.
machinist (one who invents, makes or
mace (1. herald's staff; 2. club) n.
massa. controls machines) n. machinista.
mace n. massa. macho adj. masculin.
mace-bearer n. massero. macho (brave) adj. viril, macho.
macédoine [Cookery] n. macedonia. macho (brave) adj. macho, viril.
Macedon, Macedonia n. Macedonia. macho (male) adj. masche.
Macedonia [Geog] n. Macedonia. machopolyp [Zool] n. machopolypo (-

pò-).
Macedonia, Macedon n. Macedonia.
machopolyp [Zool] n. machopolypo.
Macedonian (inhabitant of
mackerel n. maquerello.
Macedonia) n. macedone.
mackerel n. maquerello (makeréllo).
Macedonian (pertaining to
Macedonia) adj. macedone. mackintosh (apple) n. pomo de
mackintosh.
Macedonian (pertaining to
mackintosh (clothing) n. impermeabile.
Macedonia) adj. macedonie.
mackintosh [Comp] n. mackintosh.
maceration (steeping) n. maceramento.
macro- (long, large) occurring in
Machiavellian adj. machiavellic.
compounds] adj. macr-.
Machiavellian n. machiavellista.
macrocephalic adj. macrocephale.
Machiavellism n. machiavellismo.
macrocephaly n. macrocephalia.
machinate v. machinar.
macrocephaly n. macrocephalia (-
machination n. machination.
ìa).
machinator, plotter n. machinator.
macrocosm n. macrocosmo.
machine n. machina.
macrocosmic adj. macrocosmic.
machine n. machina (mà-).
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macroscelia, long-leggedness n. madder root, alizarin n. alizarina.

macroscelia. madder root n. alizari.
macroscelia, long-leggedness n. mad-dog n. can rabiose.
macroscelia (- ìa).
Madeira [Geog] n. Madeira.
Macroscelides, elephant shrew [Zool]
madman n. phrenetico.
n. macro- scelide (-scé-).
madman, phrenctic n. phrenetico.
Macroscelides, elephant shrew [Zool]
n. macro- scelide. madness (craziness) n. follia, dementia.
macroscelous, long-legged adj. madness (craziness) n. dementia, follia.
macroscele. madness (mental derangement) n.
macroscopic adj. macroscopic. follia.
macroseism, major earthquake n. madness (mental derangement) n.
macroseismo. follia (- ìa).
macroseism, major earthquake n. madness n. affollamento.
macroseismo (- séizmo). madness (of animal) n. rabia.
mad (angry) adj. furiose. madonna n. madonna.
mad (as in mad dog) adj. rabiose. madrigal [Poet, Mus] n. madrigal.
mad (be -) v. furer. magazine (entertaining periodical for
mad (crazy) adj. folle, demente. the general reader) n. magazine A].
mad (crazy) adj. demente, folle. magazine (entertaining periodical for
mad (go -) v. affollar se, rabiar. the general reader) n. magazine.
mad (go -) v. rabiar, affollar se. magazine n. Mil].
mad (idea) adj. insensate. magazine (of military supply) Mil],
mad (mentally deranged) adj. folle. (entertaining periodical for the
general reader) n. magazin.
mad (upset, make -) v. inferer, inrabiar.
magazine (periodical) n. magazine,
mad (upset, make -) v. inrabiar, inferer.
periodico, revista.
Madagascar [Geog] n. Madagascar.
magazine (periodical) n. revista,
madam n. domina, dama, seniora.
magazine, periodico.
madam n. seniora, domina, dama. magazine (periodical) n. periodico,
madam n. dama, seniora, domina. revista, magazine.
madden, drive mad v. affollar. mage, magus n. mago.
madden v. affollar. maggot n. verme, larva.
maddening adj. exasperante. maggot n. larva, verme.
madder n. rubia. magic adj. magic.
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magic, magical adj. magic. magnesian [Chem] adj. magnesian.

magic n. magia (-ìa). magnesic [Chem] adj. magnesic.
magic n. magia. magnesium n. magnesium.
magic, white magic, theurgy n. magnesium n. magnesium (-né-).
theurgia. magnet (gen/mech) n. magnete.
magic, white magic, theurgy n. magnet n. magnete.
theurgia (- ìa).
magnetic adj. magnetic.
magic spell, fascination n. prestigio.
magnetic (gen/mech) adj. magnetic.
magical, magic adj. magic.
magnetism n. magnetismo.
magician [Fem] n. maga.
magnetize (1. to charge with magnetic
magician n. magico.
properties; 2. to mesmerize) v.
magician n. Masc]. magnetisar.
magician [Neut] magician n. mago. magneto [Elec] n. magneto.
magisterial (as in magisterial air) adj. magneto-electric adj. magneto-electric.
magistral. magnetron [Atomic Phys] n. magnetron.
magistracy, magistrature (1. dignity or
magnificence n. magnificentia.
office of a magistrate; 2.
magnificent adj. magnific.
magistrates collectively) n.
magnificent adj. magnificente.
magistratura.
magistral [Pharm] adj. magistral. magnify, exalt, extol v. magnificar.
magistrate n. magistrato. magnify vt. magnificar.
magistrature, magistracy (1. dignity or magnifying, amplifying adj.

office of a magistrate; 2. amplificative.
magistrates collectively) n. magniloquence n. magniloquentia.
magistratura. magniloquent adj. magniloquente.
magnanimity n. magnanimitate. magnitude (1. greatness; 2. Astron]) n.
magnanimous adj. magnanime (- magnitude.
nà-). magnitude n. magnitudine.
magnanimous adj. magnanime. magpie n. pica.
magnate (1. person of eminence or magus, mage n. mago.
great influence; 2 . Hist] (member maharaja n. maharaja Hind].
of the Upper House in the Diets of maharaja n. maharaja.
Hungary and Poland) n. magnate.
maharanee n. maharani Hind].
magnesia (magnesium oxide) Chem]
maharanee n. maharani.
n. magnesia.
mahatma n. mahatma.
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Mahdi n. mahdi (-dì) mail v. postar.

Mahdi n. mahdi. mail-armor n. malia.
mahogany n. mahagoni. mail-carrier n. currero, postero.
mahogany n. mahagoni (-hà-). mail-carrier n. postero, currero.
mahogany n. acaju. mailet n. mallette.
mahogany n. acaju -jù] mailman, postman n. currero.
Mahometan, Mohammedan adj. mail-server n. Comp].
mahometan. maim, cripple, lame v. stropiar.
Mahometan, Mohammedan n. maimed, mutilated adj. mutile.
mahometano.
maimed person, cripple n. stropiato.
Mahometanism, Mohammedanism n.
main adj. principal.
mahometismo.
main, principal, chief adj. principal.
maid n. servitrice.
mainland, continent n. terra.
maiden (girl) n. puella, puera.
mainland n. terra firme.
maiden (girl) n. puera, puella.
mainly adv. principalmente.
maiden (Miss) n. senioretta.
maintain (1. to keep in the same
maiden n. donzella, domincella.
position or status; 2 . to adhere to
maiden n. domincella, donzella.
an opinion) v. mantener.
maiden (virgin) n. virgine.
maintain, affirm v. pretender -tend-/-
maidenhood n. virginitate.
tent-/- tens-].
maidenly adj/adv. virginose, virginal. maintain, affirm v. pretender.
maidenly adj/adv. virginal, virginose. maintain (keep alive) v. supportar,
mail adj. postal. mantener vive.
mail (air -) n. posta aeree. maintain (keep alive) v. mantener vive,
mail (armor) n. armatura de maillia. supportar.
mail (black -) n. chantage, extorsion. maintain (support) v. supportar.
mail (black -) n. extorsion, chantage. maintain v. mantener.
mail [Comp] n. posta electronic. maintain an argument v. contender.
mail (letters) n. curreo, currero. maintainer n. mantenitor.
mail (letters) n. currero, curreo. maintenance (1. as in maintenance of

order; 2. means of sustenance) n.
mail (letters, papers, sent by post) n.
currero. mantenimento.
mail, post v. postar.
mail (service) n. posta.
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maintenance (1. as in maintenance of majority (1. rank of an army major; 2.

order; 2. means of sustenance) n. legal age of responsibility) n.
mantenentia. majoria.
maintenance n. mantenimento. majority (1. rank of an army major; 2.
maize, corn (Indian) n. mais (- legal age of responsibility) n.
ìs). majoria (-ìa).
maize, corn (Indian) n. mais. majority (adulthood) n. majoritate.
maize (corn) n. mais. majority (the greater number) n.
majestic adj. auguste, majestic, magnific. majoritate.
make (1. to create, produce; 2. to
majestic adj. majestatic.
render, cause to be or become) v.
majestic adj. majestic, magnific, auguste.
facer fac-/fact-;-fic-/-fect-].
majestic adj. magnific, auguste, majestic.
make (1. to create, produce; 2. to
majestic, majestical adj. majestose. render, cause to be or become) v.
majestical, majestic adj. majestose. facer.
majesty n. majestate. make, do (with studied care) v.
majesty n. majestate. compassar.
Majesty n. majestate. make, manufacture, confect v.
confectionar.
major (1. Army]; 2. person who is of
make, manufacture v. fabricar.
age) n. major.
make n. figura, forma, fabrication.
major (1. greater in demension, rank,
age; 2. Mus]; 3. Law] (of full age) make n. fabrication, figura, forma.
adj. major. make n. forma, fabrication, figura.
major adj. major. make v. facer, formar, fabricar.
major n. major. make v. fabricar, facer, formar.
major earthquake, macroseism n. make v. formar, fabricar, facer.
macroseismo (- séizmo). make a choice, choose v. optar.
major earthquake, macroseism n. make a criminal attempt v. attentar.
macroseismo.
make a fideicommissum v.
major-domo n. majordomo.
fideicommitter -mitt-/- miss-].
majordomo n. majordomo. make a fideicommissum v.
majority (1. greater or greatest fideicommitter.
number; 2. legal age of make a harsh, shrill, noise v. strider.
responsibility; 3. rank of an army make a pack of, pack v. paccar.
major) n. majoritate.
make a speech, harangue v. orar.
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make a tracing, trace v. calcar. make enemies of v. inimicar.

make a tumult v. tumultuar. make feverish, throw into a fever v.
make an allusion or reference to v. infebrar.
referer. make firm, strengthen v. affirmar.
make an allusion or reference to v. make firm or stable v. firmar.
referer -fer-/- lat-]. make friends of v. amicar.
make autographic reproductions, make game of, ridicule v. ludificar.
autograph v. autographiar.
make greater, enlarge v. aggrandir.
make believe, simulate, feign,
make greater v. majorar.
pretend v. finger fing-/fict-].
make hoarse or husky v. inraucar.
make believe, simulate, feign,
make honey (as in bees making
pretend v. finger.
honey) v. mellificar.
make bitter v. amarisar.
make honey, honey v. mellar.
make black, blacken v. nigrar.
make illustrious, illustrate v. illustrar.
make clear, show v. arguer.
make impatient v. impatientar.
make clear or lucid v. lucidar.
make indignant v. indignar.
make conformable to a norm,
make infirm, weaken v. infirmar.
normalize v. normar.
make into bread v. panificar.
make conjectures, conjecture v.
make into dough v. impastar.
conjecturar.
make conjectures, conjecture v. make iridescent, iridize v. irisar.
conjicer -jic-/ ject-]. make manifest, externalize v.
make conjectures, conjecture v. exteriorisar.
conjicer. make manly v. masculinisar.
make depraved, deprave v. depravar. make marginal notes on v. marginar.
make din, make rattling, make noise make masculine [Gram] v. masculinisar.
v. strepitar. make music, play v. musicar.
make disappear, whisk away make noise, make din, make rattling
[Conjuring] v. escamotar. v. strepitar.
make distinct, singularize v. make one's debut v. debutar.
singularisar. make one's hair stand on end, give
make double, double v. duplicar. one goose flesh v. horripilar.
make drunk, inebriate v. inebriar. make one's testament or will v. testar.
make easy, facilitate v. facilitar. make or wage war, war v. guerrear.
make empty, empty v. vacuar.
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make over or deliver up as property v. make worse, aggravate (a disease,

mancipar. pain, etc.) v. exasperar.
make pleasant v. ingratiar. make worthy, dignify v. dignificar.
make pregnant, impregnate v. pregnar. make wry faces, grimace v. grimassar.
make proud v. inorgoliar. make young again, rejuvenate v.
make pure, purify v. lavar. rejuvenescer.
make rattling, make noise, make din make-a-living v. ganiar su vita,
v. strepitar. superviver.
make ready, prepare v. apprestar. make-a-living v. superviver, ganiar su
make reconnaissance of, reconnoiter vita.
v. recognoscer. make-away-with v. vader se con.
make reconnaissance of, reconnoiter make-do (- and go without) v.
v. recognoscer -gnosc-/-gnit-]. arrangiar se con e contentarse sin.
make red, redden v. rubificar. make-do v. arrangiarse con.
make rhymes or verses v. rimar. make-for (go) v. vader.
make rough, roughen v. asperar. make-for (go) v. vader (se).
make round, round v. arrotundar. make-good (repair) v. reparar.
make round, round v. rotundar. make-me v. fortia me.
make sad, sadden v. attristar. make-much-of-a-thing v. facer troppo
make sad, sadden v. contristar. de un cosa.
make-out (kiss) v. basiar se
make serene v. serenar.
passionatemente.
make shorter, shorten v. accurtar.
make-out (result) v. resultar.
make shorter, shorten v. curtar.
make-out (see) v. vider.
make solid or firm v. solidar.
maker, doer n. facitor.
make stand out [Paint] v. distaccar.
maker, manufacturer n. fabricante.
make strong, strengthen v. corroborar.
maker n. fabricator facetor.
make strong, strengthen v. roborar.
maker of artificial flowers n. florista.
make thirsty v. assetar.
make-shift (in haste) adj. subitari facite
make uninterested or indifferent v.
(facto).
disinteressar.
make-shift (in haste) adj. subitari facite.
make up, paint v. fardar.
make-up (a story) v. inventar (se).
make up into pastry v. pastissar.
make-up (a story) v. inventar.
make use of, use v. usar.
make-up (peace) v. facer le pace.
make use of subterfuges v. subterfugir.
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make-up, rouge, paint [Cosmetics] n. Malay, Malayan adj. malay.

fardo. Malaya, Malay Peninsula n. Malaya.
make-way v. ceder, facer via. Malaysia [Geog] n. Malaysia.
make-way v. facer via, ceder. malcontent adj. malcontente.
making, compounding n. confection. male adj. mascule.
making a criminal attempt on, male [Masc] n. masculin, masculino.
attacking adj. attentatori.
male [Masc] n. masculino, masculin.
making deeper in level, deepening
male n. masculo.
(action of) n. approfundamento.
male n. masculo (màs-).
making infirm, weakening (action of)
male nurse n. infirmero.
n. infirmation.
malediction, curse n. malediction.
making pretensions or laying claims
adj. pretentiose. malediction n. malediction, exsecration.
making progress, advancing adj. malediction n. exsecration, malediction.
proficiente. malefactor n. malfactor.
making soft, softening n. amollimento. malefic, harmful adj. malefic.
making strong (act of strengthening) malefic, harmful adj. malefic (-lé-).
n. corroboration.
maleficence, mischievousness n.
malaceous [Bot] adj. malacee. maleficentia.
malady (illness, sickness) n. maladia. maleficent, evil-doing adj. maleficente.
malapropos (french) adv. malapropos maleficent, harmful adj. malfaciente.
intempestive, importune. malevolence n. malevolentia.
malapropos (french) adv. importune,
malevolent adj. malevole.
malapropos intempestive.
malevolent adj. malevolente.
malaria (illness) n. malaria.
malevolent n. malvate, malevolente.
malaria [Pathol] n. malaria I].
malevolent n. malevolente, malvate.
malaria [Pathol] n. malaria.
malformation n. malformation.
malarial adj. malaric.
Mali [Geog] n. Mali.
Malawi [Geog] n. Malawi.
malic adj. malic.
Malay (1. member of the Malayan
malice n. malitia.
Race; 2. Malay language) n. malay.
malicious adj. malevolente, maligne,
Malay (1. member of the Malayan
malvate.
Race; 2. Malay language) n. malay (-
malicious adj. maligne, malvate,
ài).
malevolente.
Malay, Malayan adj. malay (- ài).
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malicious adj. malvate, malevolente, maltreatment n. maltracto,

maligne. maltractamento.
malicious adj. malitiose. maltster, malter n. maltator.
malign v. facer malevolentia. malversation (corruption in office) n.
malign v. malignar. malversation.
malignancy, malignity n. malignitate. mama (mother) n. mamma.
malignant (1. malicious; 2. malign, mamelon [Geog] n. mamillon.

harmful) adj. maligne. mamillary (1. pertaining to the breast;
malignity, malignancy n. malignitate. 2. mammiform) adj. mamillari.
mall (1. mallet used in game of mall; mamillary, mamillated adj. mamillate.
2. the game mall; 3. the alley in mamillary, mamilliform adj.
which mall was played) n. malleo. mamilliforme.
malleability n. malleabilitate. mamillated, mamillary adj. mamillate.
malleable adj. malleabile. mamilliform, mamillary adj.

mamilliforme.
malleable adj. molle.
mamma [Anat] n. mamilla.
mallet, beetle, ram, sledge hammer n.
mamma [Anat] n. mamma.
massa.
mallet n. malletto. mammal adj/n. mammal.
mallow n. malache, malva. mammal n. mammifero.
mallow n. malva, malache. mammal n. mammifero (-ì-).
malnutrition n. subalimentation. mammal n. mammal.
malodorous adj. malodor. mammalogical adj. mammalogic.
malpractice n. malpractica. mammalogy n. mammalogia (-

ìa).
malpractice v. malpracticar.
mammalogy n. mammalogia.
malt (convert into malt) v. maltar.
mammaries n. mammas, mammarias.
malt n. malt.
mammaries n. mammarias, mammas.
Malta [Geog] n. Malta.
mammary adj. mammari.
malter, maltster n. maltator.
mammiferous adj. mammifere.
maltese adj/n. maltese.
mammiform adj. mammiforme.
maltose [Chem] n. maltosa.
mammon [Bib] n. mammona.
maltreat v. maltractar.
mammoth adj. gigantesc.
maltreatment n. maltractamento,
mammoth n. mammut.
maltracto.
maltreatment n. maltractamento.
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man (1. human being; 2. adult male manager, administrator n.

person) n. homine. administrator.
man (adult male) n. viro, homine. manager n. director, gerente.
man (adult male) n. homine, viro. manager n. impresario.
man (male human being) n. viro. manager n. gerente.
man (mankind) n. homine, humanitate. manager n. gerente, director.
man (mankind) n. humanitate, homine. manager (of estate, etc) n.
man (species) n. humanitate. administrator.
manager (sports) n. manager(-o).
man v. guarnir de homines, equipar.
manageress n. directrice, gerente.
man v. equipar, guarnir de homines.
manageress n. gerente, directrice.
manage, administer v. gerer ger-/gest-].
manage-to (succeed) v. succeder a.
manage, administer v. gerer.
managing director n. director gerente.
manage (administer) v. administrar.
Manchu (1. Manchurian; 2. Manchu
manage (conduct, lead) v. conducer.
language) n. manchu.
manage (cope) v. arrangiar se.
Manchu (1. Manchurian; 2. Manchu
manage (deal with) v. essayar, tractar.
language) n. manchu (- tchù;-
manage (deal with) v. tractar, essayar.
djù)
manage (direct) v. gerer, diriger. Manchu, Manchurian adj. manchu (-
manage (direct) v. diriger, gerer. tchù;- djù)
manage (horses) v. manear. Manchu, Manchurian adj. manchu.
manage (master) v. maestrar, magistrar. Manchukuo npr. manchukuo.
manage (master) v. magistrar, maestrar. Manchukuo npr. manchukuo (-
manage (sports) v. managiar. tchùkwò;-
djùkwò)
manageable adj. agibile, maneabile.
Manchuria npr. Manchuria (-tch-;-dj-).
manageable adj. agibile.
Manchuria npr. Manchuria.
manageable adj. maneabile, agibile.
-mancy (divination) occurring in
management, administration n.
compounds] n. -mantia (-ìa).
gestion.
-mancy (divination) occurring in
management n. administration,
compounds] n. -mantia.
direction.
management n. direction, mandarin (- Chinese) n. chinese
administration. mandarin.
management n. gerentia. mandarin (chinese official) n. mandarin.
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mandarin (Chinese public official) n. man-eater, cannibal n. anthropophago.

mandarin. man-eater, cannibal n. anthropophago
mandarin (fruit) n. mandarina. (- òphago).
mandarin (tangerine) n. mandarina. man-eating, cannibal,
mandarin (tree) n. mandariniero. anthropophagous adj.
mandarinate n. mandarinato. anthropophage.
man-eating, cannibal,
mandarinism n. mandarinismo.
anthropophagous adj.
mandatary, mandatory n. mandatario.
anthropophage (-òphage).
mandate [Law, Pol] n. mandato.
manège (1. horsemanship; 2.
mandate n. mandato. riding school) n. maneo (-éo).
mandator, principal [Law] n. mandante. manège (1. horsemanship; 2.
mandatory adj. obligatori. riding school) n. maneo.
mandatory, mandatary n. mandatario. maneuver, manoeuvre n. manovra.
mandible (jaw) n. maxilla, mandibula. maneuver, manoeuvre v. manovrar.
mandible (jaw) n. mandibula, maxilla. maneuver v. manovrar.
mandibular adj. mandibular. maneuverability n. manovrabilitate.
mandola, mandora, pandora, pandore, maneuverable adj. manovrabile.
bandore (musical instrument maneuverer n. manovrator.
similar to a mandolin, but larger) n.
manganate [Chem] n. manganato.
mandola I].
manganese (the metal manganese)
mandola, mandora, pandora, pandore,
Chem] n. manganese.
bandore (musical instrument
manganic [Chem] adj. manganic.
mandola. manganiferous adj. manganifere.
mandolin n. mandolino I]. manganite [Mineral] n. manganite.
mandolin n. mandolino. manganous [Chem] adj. manganose.
mandora, pandora, pandore, bandore, mange, scabies n. scabie.
mandola (musical instrument manger, crib n. mangiatoria.
similar to a mandolin, but larger) n. manger, crib n. mangiatoria (-ja-).
mandola I]. mangi, scabious adj. scabiose.
mandora, pandora, pandore, bandore,
mangle (clothes) v. passar per le
mandola (musical instrument exprimitor.
mangle (mutilate) v. deformar, mutilar.
mandola.
mangle (mutilate) v. mutilar, deformar.
mane n. criniera.
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mangle n. exprimitor de aqua. manifestation (1. act of manifesting;

mango n. mango. 2. public demonstration) n.
man-handle (move by force) v. mover manifestation.
mano. manifestation n. manifestation.
man-handle (treat roughly) v. manifesto n. manifesto.
maltractar. manifold n. multiple, diverse.
man-hole n. foramine de accesso. manifold n. diverse, multiple.
man-hood (age) n. etate viril. maniluvium, bath for the hands
manhood (as in to arrive at [Med] n. maniluvio.
manhood) n. virilitate. manipulate v. manipular.
man-hood (bravery) n. valentia. manipulation n. manipulation.
man-hood (virility) n. virilitate. manipulative adj. manipulative.
mania (1. Pathol]; 2. as in sport manipulator n. manipulator.
mania) n. mania. manipulatory adj. manipulatori.
mania (1. Pathol]; 2. as in sport Manitoba (Canada) n. Manitoba.
mania) n. mania (-ìa).
Manitoba [Geog] n. Manitoba.
mania, frenzy n. furor.
mankind n. humanitate.
mania n. mania, obsession.
manliness (bravery) n. virtute.
mania n. obsession, mania.
manliness n. virilitate.
maniac adj. maniac (-ì-).
manliness, valor n. virtute.
maniac adj. maniac.
manly (brave) adj. valente.
maniac n. maniaco.
manly (macho) adj. masche, macho.
maniac n. maniaco (-ì-).
manly (macho) adj. macho, masche.
manicure n. cura del manos, manicura.
manly (virile) adj. viril.
manicure n. manicura, cura del manos.
manly (vulgar) prep. phr. con coliones.
manicure v. curar le manos.
man-made adj. artificial.
manicurist n. manicuro.
man-made product, artifact n.
manifest adj. manifeste. artefacto.
manifest n. manifesto. man-made-product n. artefacto.
manifest, patent adj. patente. manna (1. Biblical manna; 2. Pharm])
manifest v. manifestar. n. manna.
manifest v. manifesta. manna grass [Bot] n. glyceria.

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mannequin (1. figure of a person used man-slaughter n. homicidio

by artists, tailors; 2. dressmaker's (involuntari).
live model) n. mannequin F]. man-slaughter n. homicidio.
mannequin (1. figure of a person used mantelet (1. short mantle or cape; 2.
by artists, tailors; 2. dressmaker's Fortif]) n. mantelletto.
live model) n. mannequin. mantel-piece n. mantello.
manner, custom, usage n. more. mantel-piece n. mantello (del camino).
manner (custom) n. more. mantic adj. mantic.
manner, fashion n. faction. mantic, divination, manticism n.
manner (method) n. maniera. mantica.
manner, way n. maniera. manticism, mantic, divination n.
manner, wise, way n. guisa. mantica.
mantilla (Spanish) n. mantilla H].
mannerism n. manierismo.
mantilla (Spanish) n. mantilla.
mannerist n. manierista.
mantis -mante [Zool] n. mante.
mannerly, well-mannered adj.
manierose. mantle, cloak, coat n. mantello.
mano- (1. rare, thin; 2. gaseous) mantle n. mantello.
occurring in compounds] adj. man-. manual adj. manual.
manoeuvre n. manovra. manual (book) n. manual.
manoeuvre v. manovrar. manual (keyboard) n. claviero.
manograph [Engin] n. manographo. manual manual adj. manual.
manograph [Engin] n. manographo (- manually adv. manualmente, a mano.
ò-). manually adv. a mano, manualmente.
manometer n. manometro. manufactory, factory n. manufactura.
manometer n. manometro (-ò-). manufacture, confect, make v.
manor (medieval) n. feudo. confectionar.
manor (modern) n. proprietate seniorial. manufacture, fabrication n.
manor-house n. casa seniorial. manufactura.
man-power n. mano de obra. manufacture, fabrication n. fabrication.
mansard (1. mansard roof; 2. mansard manufacture, make v. fabricar.

story or room) Arch] n. mansarda. manufacture n. manufactura.
man-servant, valet n. camerero. manufacture v. manufacturar.
mansion n. casa seniorial, palatio. manufacture of wool n. laneria (-
mansion n. palatio, casa seniorial. ìa).
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manufacture of wool n. laneria. map n. carta.

manufactured article n. fabricato. map n. mappa, carta (geographic).
manufacturer, maker n. fabricante. map n. mappa.
manufacturer n. fabricante. map (of town) n. plano.
manufacturing (as in manufacturing map v. facer le mappa/plano de.
town) adj. manufacturari. map of the world n. mappamundi.
manumission n. manumission. map of the world n. mappamundi NL].
manumit v. manumitter -mitt-/-miss-l. maple, maple tree n. acere.
manure, dung n. stercore. maple n. acere.
manure, dung v. stercorar. maple tree, maple n. acere.
manure n. stercore. map-out v. traciar.
manure v. stercorar. mar v. guastar.
manuscript adj. manuscripte. marabou [Ornith] n. marabu.
manuscript n. manuscripto. marabou [Ornith] n. marabu (-
manx adj. manese, del insula de man. bù)
manx adj. del insula de man, manese. marabout (Mohammedan saint or
many (a good -) adj. un bon numero de. hermit) n. marabut.
many adj. multe. marasca (cherry) n. marasca.
many adj. plurimel (plù-). marasca (cherry) n. marasca I].
many adj. plurimel. maraschino n. maraschino.
many adj/pron. plure, multe. marathon n. marathon.
many adj/pron. multe, plure. marauder n. predator, piliator.
many (how -) adv. quante. marauder n. piliator, predator.
many pron. plure, multos. marble (1. as in Carrara marble; 2. as

in to play marbles) n. marmore.
many pron. multos, plure.
marble adj. marmorari.
many (so -) adv. tante.
marble, marbleize v. marmorar.
many-a adj. multe.
marble, marbleize v. marmorisar.
many-colored adj. multicolor.
marble n. marmore.
many-sided, multilateral adj.
multilatere. marble v. marmorisar.
map n. mappa, carta. marble carver, marble cutter n.
map n. carta, mappa. marmorero.
marble cutter, marble carver n.
map n. carta (geographic), mappa.
marmorero.
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marble cutting n. marmoreria. marchpane, marzipan n. marzapane.

marble cutting n. marmoreria (- mare n. cavalla.
ìa). margaric [Chem] adj. margaric.
marble polisher n. marmorero. margarine n. margarina.
marble quarry n. marmoriera. margin (1. border, edge; 2. margin of
marble works n. marmoreria. a printed or written page) n.
marble works n. marmoreria (- margine.
ìa). margin n. margine.
marbleize, marble v. marmorar. marginal adj. marginal.
marbleize, marble v. marmorisar. marginally adv. marginalmente.
marbleizer, marbler n. marmorator. marginate, bordered adj. marginate (pp
marbler, marbleizer n. marmorator. of marginar).
marcescence [Bot] n. marcescentia. marginate, bordered adj. marginate.
marcescent [Bot] adj. marcescente. marguerite, daisy n. margarita.
marcescent [Bot] adj. marcescente (ppr marguerite n. margarita.
of marcescer). Marian adj. marian.
march (as in military, processional, Marie, Mary n. Maria.
funeral, march) n. marcha (-sh-). Marie, Mary n. Maria (-ìa).
march (as in military, processional, marigold n. calendula.
funeral, march) n. marcha.
marijuana n. marihuana.
march, marchland n. marca.
marinade, marinate v. marinar.
March (month) n. martio.
marinade n. marinada.
march (musical) n. marcha.
marinate, marinade v. marinar.
March n. martio.
marinate v. marinar.
march n. marcha.
marine (1. as in merchant marine; 2.
march v. marchar. Paint]) n. marina.
march v. marchar (-sh-). marine adj. marin.
marchioness, marquise n. marquise F]. marine n. marina.
marchioness, marquise n. marchese. marine (of the sea) adj. marin.
marchioness, marquise n. marchesa. marine shell, conch n. concha.
marchioness, marquise n. marquise. mariner, sailor, seaman n. marinero.
marchioness n. marchesa. mariner, seaman n. nauta.
marchland, march n. marca. Mariolatry (excessive veneration of the
marchpane, marzipan n. marzapane I]. Virgin Mary) n. marianismo.
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Marion n. Marion. mark over a word as sign of

marionette, puppet n. marionette. abbreviation [Paleog] n. titulo
marionette, puppet n. marionette F]. (tì-).
mark with rhythm v. rhythmar.
Marist [RCCh] n. marista.
marked (as in a marked difference) adj.
marital adj. marital.
marcate (pp of marcar).
maritime adj. maritime (- rì-).
marked (as in a marked difference) adj.
maritime adj. maritime.
marcate.
marjoram n. majorana. marked (observable) adj. notabile.
mark (1. Hist] (unit of weight for gold marker (device) n. marca.
and silver; 2. Fin] (monetary unit)
marker (instrument for marking) n.
n. marco.
marca.
mark (1. trace, impression; 2. sign,
marker (one who marks) n. marcator.
indication; 3. stamp, brand, label)
marker (person) n. marcator.
n. marca.
market (1. market place; 2. as in cattle
mark (correct) v. corriger.
market; 3. Econ, Com]) n. mercato.
mark (currency) n. marco.
market n. mercato.
mark, grade [School] n. nota.
market v. mercar.
mark (indicate, distinguish etc. by a
marketable, merchantable adj.
mark or marks) v. marcar.
commerciabile.
Mark n. Marco.
marketer, merchant, dealer n.
mark (note) v. notar, prestar attention. mercator.
mark (note) v. prestar attention, notar. market-research n. investigation del
mark (school) n. nota. mercato.
mark (sign) n. marca, signo. mark-out v. traciar.
mark (sign) n. signo, marca. marksman n. tirator.
mark (stain) n. macula. marksman, sharpshooter n. tirator.
mark, target n. scopo. marmalade n. mermelada de oranges.
mark (target) n. scopo. marmorize v. marmorisar.
mark, token, indication n. indicio. maroon adj. de color marron.
mark v. marcar. maroon v. abandonar sur un insula
mark again v. remarcar. deserte.
mark my words! phr. marca mi parolas! marquee n. marquise F].
mark over a word as sign of marquee n. marquise.

abbreviation [Paleog] n. titulo. marquee n. grande tenta.
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Marquesas (Islands) n. Marquesas H]. marrow [Anat] n. medulla.

Marquesas (Islands) n. Marquesas. marrow [Hort] cucurbita n. medulla.
Marquesas-Islands [Geog] n. Insulas marrowy adj. medullose.
Marquesa. marry (take in marriage) v. sposar.
marquess, marquis n. marchese. marry (take in marriage) v. sponsar.
marquess n. marchese, marchesa. marry (unite in wedlock) v. maritar.
marquess n. marchesa, marchese. marry v. maritar.
marquis, marquess n. marchese. Mars (1. Rom Relig]; 2. Astron]) n.
marquis n. marguis. Marte.
marquis n. marguis F]. Mars n. marte.
marquis n. marchese. marsh adj. paludic.
marquisate n. marchesato. marsh, bog n. marisco.
marquise, marchioness n. marchese. marsh n. palude.
marquise, marchioness n. marquise. marsh, swamp n. palude.
marquise, marchioness n. marquise F]. marshal, field marshal n. marechal F].
marquise, marchioness n. marchesa. marshal, field marshal n. marechal.
marriage, matrimony n. connubio. marshal n. marechal.
marriage n. maritage (-aje). Marshal-Islands [Geog] n. Insulas
marriage n. maritage. Marshall.
marriageable adj. maritabile. Marshal-Islands v. ordinar.
marriageable, nubile adj. nubile. marshalship n. marechalato.
marriage-certificate n. certificato de marshalship n. marechalato (-sh-).

matrimonio. marshy adj. paludose.
married adj. sponsate. marshy adj. paludic, paludose.
married adj. sposate. marshy adj. paludose, paludic.
married adj. maritate. martial (1. pertaining to war; 2.
married adj. sponsate (pp of sponsar). warlike, eager to fight; 3. Old
married adj. sposate (pp of sposar). Chem] (containing iron) adj. martial.
married (get -) v. maritar (se), sposar martial adj. martial.

(se). martial, warlike adj. guerrier.
married (get -) v. sposar, maritar. martial-law n. lege martial.
married (get -) v. maritar, sposar. martian n. martian.
married (get -) v. sposar (se), maritar martini n. martini.
(se).
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Martinique [Geog] n. Martinique. mash n. puree.

martyr, martyrize v. martyrisar. mash (potatoes) n. puree.
martyr n. martyre. mash v. facer un puree de.
martyrdom n. calvario. mask (1. cover for the face, used for
martyrdom n. martyrio. disguise; 2. person wearing a
martyrize, martyr v. martyrisar. mask, masker; 3. as in death
mask) n. mascara (màs-).
martyrology (register of martyrs) n.
martyrologio. mask (1. cover for the face, used for
marvel n. meravilia. disguise; 2. person wearing a
mask, masker; 3. as in death
marvel, portent, prodigy n. portento.
mask) n. masca.
marvel (that which excites wonder) n.
meravilia. mask (1. cover for the face, used for
marvel v. meraviliar. disguise; 2. person wearing a

mask, masker; 3. as in death
marvellous adj. meraviliose.
mask) n. mascara.
marvelous adj. meraviliose.
mask n. masca.
marvelous adj. mirific.
mask (put on a -) v. mascar se.
Marxism n. marxismo.
mask v. mascar.
marxist adj/n. marxista.
mask v. mascarar.
marxlsm n. marxismo.
masochism n. masochismo.
Mary, Marie n. Maria (-ìa).
masochist n. masochista.
Mary, Marie n. Maria.
masochistic adj. masochistic.
Maryland n. Maryland A].
mason (builder) n. mason.
Maryland n. Maryland.
Mason, Freemason n. mason.
marzipan, marchpane n. marzapane.
Mason, Freemason n. francmason.
marzipan, marchpane n. marzapane I].
mason (freemason) n. mason,
marzipan n. marzapane.
francmason.
mascara n. mascara. mason (freemason) n. francmason,
mascot n. mascotte F]. mason.
mascot n. mascotte. mason n. mason.
masculine (1. male, manly; 2. Gram]) masonic adj. masonic, del francmasones.
adj. masculin. masonic adj. del francmasones, masonic.
masculine adj. masculin. masonry (1. work of a mason; 2.
masculinity n. masculinitate. Freemasonry) n. masoneria.
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masonry (1. work of a mason; 2. mass-media n. medios de

Freemasonry) n. masoneria (- communication con le massas.
ìa). mass-meeting n. reunion in massa.
masonry (freemasonry) n. masoneria, mass-produce v. fabricar in serie, in
francmasoneria. massa.
masonry (freemasonry) n. mass-produce v. in massa, fabricar in
francmasoneria, masoneria. serie.
masonry (stonework) n. masoneria. mass-production n. fabrication in serie.
masquerade n. mascarada. mast n. mast.
mass (body) n. massa. mast [Naut] n. mast.
mass (coherent body of matter or of master (1. lord, owner; 2. person
individual objects) n. massa. possessing approved skill or
mass (eccles) n. missa. mastery) n. maestro.
mass, group together v. massar. master (acad) n. magistro.
mass, pile n. mole. master (as in master of arts) n.
Mass [RCCh] n. missa. magistro.
mass v. massar, agglomerar. master (be - of) v. posseder.
mass v. agglomerar, massar. master (lord, owner) n. domino

(dò-).
mass v. massar, agglomerar (se).
master (lord, owner) n. domino.
mass v. agglomerar (se), massar.
master n. maestro.
mass guillotining n. guillotinada (gi-).
master v. maestrar be - of posseder.
mass guillotining n. guillotinada.
master v. maestrar.
massacre n. massacro.
masterful adj. imperiose.
massacre v. massacrar.
master-key n. passe-partout.
massacrer n. massacrator.
masterly adj. magistral.
massage n. massage.
masterly adj. maestral.
massage n. massage (-aje).
masterly adv. magistralmente.
massage v. massar.
masterpiece n. obra maestral, obra de
masses of n. grande cumulos de.
maestro.
masseur n. masseur F].
masterpiece n. obra de maestro, obra
masseur n. masseur. maestral.
masseuse n. masseuse F]. mastery n. maestria.
masseuse n. masseuse. mastery (skill, dexterity, worthy of a
massive adj. massive. master) n. maestria.
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mastery (skill, dexterity, worthy of a match, lucifer n. flammifero.

master) n. maestria (-ìa). match, lucifer n. flammifero (-ì-).
mastic (1. resin exuding from the match (person to marry) n. partito.
mastic tree; 2. any of various pasty match (sport) n. partita, match.
cements) n. mastico.
match (sport) n. match, partita.
mastic (1. resin exuding from the
match [Sports] n. match.
mastic tree; 2. any of various pasty
match [Sports] n. match A].
cements) n. mastico (màs-).
matchbox n. cassetta a flammiferos.
masticate, chew v. masticar.
matchless adj. incomparabile.
mastication n. mastication.
mate (bring together for breeding) v.
masto-, mast- (breast) occurring in
copular.
compounds] n. masto-.
mate (bring together for breeding) v.
mastodon n. mastodonte. accopular.
mastoid adj. mastoide. mate (check -) v. matar.
mastoiditis [Pathol] n. mastoiditis. mate, checkmate v. matar.
mastoiditis [Pathol] n. mastoiditis (- mate (chess) n. chaco mat.
ìtis).
mate (companion) n. companion.
masturbate v. masturbar se.
mate (copulate) v. accopular.
masturbation n. masturbation.
mate (copulate) v. accopular (se).
mat adj. mat.
mate (marry) v. sposar (se).
mat (as in door mat) n. matta.
mate (marry) v. sposar.
mat, dull adj. mat.
mate n. Naut].
mat, dull (metals) v. matar.
mate (pal) n. camerada.
mat (of hair) v. immiscer se.
mate (spouse) n. sposa, sposo.
mat (rug) n. matta.
mate (spouse) n. sposo, sposa.
mat (tablemat) n. subplatto.
material adj. material.
matador (bullfighter) n. matador.
material, fabric n. stoffa.
matador n. matador.
material (fabric) n. stoffa.
matador n. matador H].
material n. material.
match (agree) v. harmonisar se.
material (physical) adj. material.
match (equal) n. equal.
material (substance) n. substantia,
match (equal) v. equalar. material.
match, game n. partita. material (substance) n. material,
match (light) n. flammifero. substantia.
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materialism n. materialismo. matins n. matutinas.

materialist n. materialista. matriarch n. matriarcha.
materialistic adj. materialistic. matriarchal adj. matriarchal.
materiality n. materialitate. matriarchate n. matriarchato.
materialization n. materialisation. matricide (act of killing one's mother)
materialize (become real) vi. realisar se. n. matricidio.
materialize (of spirit) v. prender forma matricide (one who kills his mother) n.
visibile. matricida.
materialize (render material) v. matriculate v. matricular (se).
materialisar. matriculate v. matricular.
materialize vt. materialisar. matriculation n. matriculation.
materially adv. materialmente. matrimonial adj. sponsal, matrimorial.
matériel n. material. matrimonial adj. matrimonial.
maternal (1. pertaining to the mother; matrimonial adj. matrimorial, sponsal.
2. characteristic of a mother) adj. matrimonial, nuptial adj. sponsal.
maternal. matrimony, marriage n. connubio.
maternal (1. pertaining to the mother;
matrimony n. connubio, matrimonio.
2. characteristic of a mother,
matrimony n. matrimonio, connubio.
motherly) adj. materne.
matrimony n. matrimonio.
maternal adj. materne, maternal.
matrix (1. Anat]; 2. Technol]) n.
maternal adj. maternal, materne.
matrice.
maternity, motherhood n. maternitate.
matrix n. matrice.
maternity n. maternitate.
matron (elderly wife or widow) n.
maternity hospital n. maternitate. matrona.
mathematical adj. mathematic. matron (in hospital) n. infirmera
mathematically adv. mathematicamente. principai.
mathematician n. mathematico. matron (motherly person) n. matrona.
mathematics n. mathematica. matronly adj. matronal.
matinee n. matinee. matte [Foundry] n. matta.
matinee [Theat] n. matinee. matter (1. physical substance; 2.
matinee [Theat] n. matinee F]. material of thought) n. materia.
mating (breeding) n. copulation. matter (as a - of fact) prep. phr. in

realitate.
mating (fig) n. copulamento, copulation.
matter, be important v. importar.
mating (fig) n. copulation, copulamento.
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matter (in the - of) prep. phr. in le caso Mauretania, Mauritania (ancient
de. district of North Africa) Hist] n.
matter (it's a serious -) phr. es un cosa Mauritania.
serie. Maurice, Mauritius n. Mauritio.
matter (literary) n. materia, thema. Mauritania (French colony of
matter (literary) n. thema, materia. Mauritania) n. Mauritania.
matter (printed -) n. imprimitos. Mauritania [Geog] n. Mauritania.
matter (problem) n. problema. Mauritania, Mauretania (ancient
matter (question, affair) n. affaire, district of North Africa) Hist] n.
question, cosa. Mauritania.
matter (question, affair) n. question, Mauritius [Geog] n. Mauritius.
cosa, affaire. Mauritius [Geog] n. Mauritio.
matter (question, affair) n. cosa, affaire, Mauritius, Maurice n. Mauritio.
question. Mauser (rifle) n. mauser.
matter (subject) n. subjecto.
Mauser (rifle) n. mauser G].
matter (substance) n. substantia,
mausoleum n. mausoleo.
materia.
mausoleum n. mausoleo (-éo).
matter (substance) n. materia,
substantia. Mausolus [Anc Hist] n. Mausolo.
matter, thing, affair n. re. mauve adj/n. mauve.
matter v. importar. maxillary adj. maxillar.
matter (what's the - with you/him?) maxilliform adj. maxilliforme.

phr. que ha vos/ille? maxim, machine gun (gun) n. maxim.
mattress n. matras (-às). maxim, machine gun (gun) n. maxim
mattress n. matras. A].
mattress maker n. matrassero. maxim n. maxima (màx-).
maturate v. maturar. maxim n. maxima.
maturation n. maturation. maximal adj. maximal.
maturative adj. maturative. maximal, greatest, highest adj. maxime

(màx-).
mature adj. matur.
maximal, greatest, highest adj. maxime.
mature v. maturar.
maximize v. augmentar al maximo.
maturity n. maturitate.
maximize v. maximisar.
maturity, ripeness n. maturitate.
maximum adj. maxime.
matutinal adj. matutinal.
maximum n. maximo.
maul v. maltractar.
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maximum n. maximo (màx-). meadower, cultivator of meadow land

May n. maio. n. praticultor.
may n. maio. meager, lean, thin adj. magre.
may v. pote. meagre adj. magre.
may (wishing) adv. que ... meal (dinner, supper) n. cena.
maybe adv. forsan. meal, flour n. farina.
maybe, perhaps adv. forsan. meal (flour) n. farina.
maybe, perhaps adv. forsan (fòr- meal, repast n. repasto.

). meal (repast) n. repasto.
may-day (m'aider) n. auxilio. meal worm, Tenebrio [Zool] n.
may-day n. le prime de maio. tenebrion.
mayonnaise n. mayonnaise. mean, average adj. medie.
mayonnaise n. mayonnaise F]. mean, average n. media.
mayor n. burgomaestro. mean (average) adj. medie.
mayoress n. marita del burgomaestro. mean (average) n. media.
Mayotte [Geog] n. Mayotte. mean (center) n. centro.
maze n. labyrintho. mean (despicable) adj. villan.
mazurka [Dancing] n. mazurka Polish]. mean (inted) v. intender.
mazurka [Dancing] n. mazurka. mean (low) adj. basse.
M.D [Med] n. MD. mean, medium adv. medio.
M.D (physician) n. MD, doctor. mean (middle) n. medio.
M.D (physician) n. doctor, MD. mean (miserly) adj. avar.
mdbilization n. mobilisation. mean, paltry, shabby adj. meschin.
me (dear -!) phr. guai!, oh. mean (shabby) adj. meschin.
me (dear -!) phr. oh, guai! mean v. voler dicer, significar.
me (it's -) phr. es io. mean v. significar, voler dicer.
me (me) pron. mi. meander, Greek fret, key pattern

[Art] n. greca.
me pron. me.
meander v. serpentar.
me (who - ?) phr. qui,io?
meander, wind v. serpentar.
me (who - ?) phr. o?, qui.
meaning n. signification.
meadosweet, queen of the meadows
[Bot] n. ulmaria. meaning, significate n. significato.
meadow n. prato. meaningful adj. significative.

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meaningless n. disproviste de senso. meanwhile adv. interim, intertanto.

meanness, shabbiness n. meschineria. meanwhile adv. intertanto, interim.
meanness, shabbiness n. meschineria (- meanwhile, meantime (in the -) adv.
ìa). interea.
means (agent or instrument by which meanwhile, meantime (in the -) adv.
an end is attained) adv. medio. intertanto.
means (by - of) prep. phr. per medio de, a meanwhile, meantime (in the -) adv.
fortia de. interim.
means (by - of) prep. phr. a fortia de, per meanwhile, meantime (in the -) adv.
medio de. interea (-té-).
means (by all -) prep. phr. naturalmente, meanwhile, meantime (in the -) adv.
certo. interim (ìn-).
means (by all -) prep. phr. certo, measles (german -) n. roseola.
naturalmente. measles [Med] n. rubeola (-bé-).
means (by no -) prep. phr. non del toto. measles [Med] n. rubeola.
means (pecuniary) n. medios. measles n. rubeola.
means (resources) n. ressources. measly adj. miserabile, insignificante.
means (salary) n. salario. measly adj. insignificante, miserabile.
means (the - to an end) phr. le solution measurability, mensurability n.
al problema. mensurabilitate.
means (wherewithal) n. medio. measurability, mensurability n.
meantime (in the -) adv. interim, mesurabilitate.
intertanto. measurable adj. mesurabile.
meantime (in the -) adv. intertanto, measurable, mensurable adj.
interim. mesurabile.
meantime, meanwhile (in the -) adv. measurable, mensurable adj.
interea. mensurabile.
meantime, meanwhile (in the -) adv. measure (1. size, extent, dimension)
interim (ìn-). n. mesura.
meantime, meanwhile (in the -) adv. measure (1. to ascertain the size,
interea (-té-). capacity, extent, measurements,
meantime, meanwhile (in the -) adv. of; 2. to be of a certain
intertanto. measurement) v. mesurar.
meantime, meanwhile (in the -) adv. measure (made to -) phr. facite sur
interim. mesuras.
mean-well phr. esser ben intentionate. measure n. mensura.
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measure (size, length) n. mensura, measurer n. mensor.

mesura. measurer n. mesurator.
measure (size, length) n. mesura, measuring, measurement,
mensura. mensuration n. mesuration.
measure (tape) n. metro.
measuring, measurement,
measure v. metir met-/mens-]. mensuration n. mensuration.
measure v. metir, mesurar, mensurar. meat (flesh used as food) n. carne.
measure v. metir. meat n. carne.
measure v. mensurar, metir, mesurar. meat eater, creophagist, carnivore n.
measure v. mensurar. creophago.
measure v. mesurar, mensurar, metir. meat eater, creophagist, carnivore n.
measure in spans palmar v. palmar. creophago (- òphago).
measurement (dimension) n. meat grinder n. hachatoria (-sh-).
dimension. meat grinder n. hachatoria.
measurement, mensuration, meat pie, fish pie, pasty n. pastata.
measuring n. mensuration. meat pie, pasty n. pastisso.
measurement, mensuration, meatball n. bolletta.
measuring n. mesuration. meat-eating, creophagous,
measurement, metrage (in meters) n. carnivorous adj. creophage.
metrage. meat-eating, creophagous,
measurement, metrage (in meters) n. carnivorous adj. creophage (-
metrage (-aje). ò-).
measurement n. mensuration, meatus [Anat] n. meato.
mesuration.
mechanic n. mechanico.
measurement n. mesuration,
mechanical (1. as in mechanical
mensuration.
powers; 2. as in mechanical
measurement (take someone's -) v.
action) adj. machinal.
prender le mesuras de (un persona).
mechanical adj. mechanic.
measurement (take someone's -) v.
prender le mesuras de. mechanical [Eng] adj. mechanic.
measurement of time, chronometry n. mechanical (of personal actions) adj.
chronometria (- ìa). machinal.
measurement of time, chronometry n. mechanical-engineer n. ingeniero
chronometria. mechanic.
measurer n. mensurator. mechanically adv. mechanicamente.
mechanics [Sci] n. mechanica.
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mechanies n. mechanica. median [Geom] n. mediana.

mechanism n. mechanismo. Median, Mede n. medo.
mechanization n. mechanisation. Median, Medic (language) n. medo.
mechanize v. mechanisar. median, medium adj. median.
mechanized agriculture n. motocultura. median n. mediano.
mechanotherapy [Med] n. mediant [Mus] n. mediante.
mechanotherapia. mediastinum [Anat] n. mediastino.
mechanotherapy [Med] n. mediate (1. to form a connecting link
mechanotherapia (- ìa). between; 2. to act as an
medal n. medalia. intermediary) v. mediar.
medal cabinet n. medaliario. mediate (as in a mediate cause) adj.
medalist (1. maker of medals; 2. one mediate (pp of mediar).
skilled in medals) n. medalista. mediate (as in a mediate cause) adj.
medallion (1. large medal; 2. round, mediate.
flat ornament or portrait) n. mediate v. mediar.
medalion. mediation n. mediation.
medallion n. medalion. mediator n. mediator.
meddle (interfere) v. ingerer se. medic (person) n. medico.
meddle (touch) v. toccar. medicable adj. medicabile.
meddler n. intrigante. medical adj. medic(al).
meddling adj. intrigante. medical adj. medical.
meddling, interference n. ingerentia. medical adj. medic.
meddling n. ingerentia. medical adj. medic (mé-).
mede [Geog] adj/n. medo. medical n. examine medical.
Mede, Median n. medo. medically adv. medicalmente,
media (advertising -) n. medios de medicamente.
publicitate. medically adv. medicamente,
media [Geog] n. Media. medicalmente.
media n. medios. medicament, medication, medicine n.
media n. medios (pressa e television). medicamento.
mediaeval, medieval adj. medieval. medicaster, quack n. medicastro.
medial [Philol] adj. medial. medicate v. medicar.
Median adj. mede. medication (act or process of

medicating) n. medication.
median adj. median.
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medication, medicine, medicament n. mediterranean adj. mediterranee.

medicamento. mediterranean n. mediterraneo.
medication n. medicamento, medication. medium (as in a spiritualistic
medication n. medication, medicamento. medium) n. medium L].
medicinal adj. medicinal. medium (as in a spiritualistic
medicinal adj. medicamentose. medium) n. medium.
medicinally adv. medicinalmente. medium (happy -) n. juste medio.
medicine (1. medical science or art; 2. medium, mean adv. medio.
substance or compound taken medium (means) n. medio.
internally to cure disease) n. medium, median adj. median.
medicina.
medium (spiritualistic) n. medium.
medicine (art of) n. medicina.
mediumistic [Spiritualism] adj.
medicine, drug, remedy n. pharmaco.
mediumnic (- ùm-).
medicine, drug, remedy n. pharmaco mediumistic [Spiritualism] adj.
(fàr-). mediumnic.
medicine, medicament, medication n. medullary (containing, consisting of,
medicamento. or resembling, marrow) adj.
medicine (medicament) n. medullar.
medicamento. Medusa [Gr Mythol] n. Medusa.
medieval adj. medieval.
meek adj. mansuete.
mediocre adj. mediocre.
meekness n. mansuetude.
mediocrity (1. quality or state of being
meet, encounter v. incontrar.
mediocre; 2. mediocre person) n.
meet n. reunion.
mediocritate.
meet (pleased to - you) v. contente de
mediocrity n. mediocritate.
facer vostre cognoscentia.
meditate (1. to be engaged in
meet vi. reunir se.
meditation; 2. to plan,
meet vt. incontrar, ir al incontro de.
contemplate) v. meditar.
meet vt. ir al incontro de, incontrar.
meditate v. meditar.
meeting, assembly n. assemblea.
meditation n. meditation.
meeting, assembly n. assemblea (-éa).
meditation, recollection n.
recolligimento. meeting, encounter n. incontro.
meditative adj. meditative. meeting n. incontro, reunion, meeting.
meditator n. meditator. meeting n. meeting, incontro, reunion.
Mediterranean adj. mediterranee. meeting n. reunion, meeting, incontro.
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meeting (political) n. meeting A]. melancholic, atrabiliary (1. Med]; 2.

meeting (political) n. meeting. gloomy, depressed in spirit) adj.
meeting, running together (action of) atrabiliari.
n. concurrentia. melancholy adj. melancholic.
meet-with v. incontrar. melancholy, atrabile (1. Anc. Med]
megabit n. mille bits, megabit. (black bile; 2. gloom) n. atrabile (-
ìle).
megabit n. megabit, mille bits.
melancholy, atrabile (1. Anc. Med]
megabyte n. mille kilobytes, megabyte.
(black bile; 2. gloom) n. atrabile.
megabyte n. megabyte, mille kilobytes.
melancholy n. melancholia (-ìa).
megalocephalic adj. megalocephale.
melancholy n. melancholia.
megalomania n. megalomania.
melic (of song) adj. melic.
megalomania n. megalomania (-
meliorism n. meliorismo.
ìa).
melliferous adj. mellifere.
megalomaniac n. megalomaniaco.
mellifluence, mellifluousness n.
megalomaniac n. megalomano (-
mellifluitate.
ò-).
mellifluous adj. melliflue.
megalomaniac n. megalomano.
mellow (fruit) adj. matur.
megalomanical adj. megalomane.
mellow (fruit) v. maturar.
megalopolis n. megalopole.
mellow (of character) v. adulciar (se).
megalosaur, megalosaurus
[Paleontol] n. megalosauro. mellow (of character) v. adulciar.
megalosaurus, megalosaur mellow (voice) adj. dulce.

[Paleontol] n. megalosauro. melo-, mel- (song) occurring in
megameter n. megametro. compounds] n. melo-.
megameter n. megametro (-gà-). melodic adj. melodic.
megaphone n. megaphono. melodious adj. melodiose.
megaphone n. megaphono (-gà-). melodist (composer of melodies) n.

melodista.
megaphone, speaking trumpet n.
portavoce. melodrama n. melodrama -ma-/-mat-].
megaton n. megatonna. melodrama n. melodrama.
megavolt n. megavolt. melodramatic adj. melodramatic.
megawatt n. megawatt. melody n. melodia.

melody n. melodia (-ìa).
melomania n. melomania.
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melomania n. melomania (-ìa). membership (adherence) n. qualitate de

melomaniac n. melomane (-ò-). membro, adhesion.
melomaniac n. melomane. membership (people) n. membros.
melon n. melon. membranaceous, membranous adj.

membranacee.
melon bed n. meloniera.
membrane n. membrana.
melopoeia (1. composition of
membranous (consisting of
melodies; 2. chanting of verses)
membranes) adj. membranose.
Antiq] n. melopeia.
membranous, membranaceous adj.
melopoeia (1. composition of
membranacee.
melodies; 2. chanting of verses)
memento n. souvenir, memento.
Antiq] n. melopeia (-péya).
memento n. memento, souvenir.
melt, liquefy v. funder.
memher of parliament n.
melt, liquefy v. funder fund-/fus-].
parlamentario.
melt (of ice) v. disgelar.
memoir (memorandum, record) n.
melt (of ice) v. disgelar (se). memoria.
melt v. funder (se). memoir n. memoria.
melt v. funder. memoirs n. commentarios.
melting n. fusion. memorable adj. memorabile.
melting pot, crucible n. crucibulo. memorandum (1. note, record of
melting pot, crucible n. crucibulo (- events; 2. informal communication
cì-). or report) n. memorandum.
melting-point n. puncto de fusion. memorandum (1. note, record of
member (1. constituent part of a events; 2. informal communication
whole; 2. member of a social or report) n. memorandum (-
group, organization) n. membro. àn-).
member n. membro. memorandum n. memo, memorandum.
member of a congress n. congressista. memorandum n. memorandum, memo.
member of an association n. associato. memorandum book n. memorandum.
member-of-parliament n. memorandum book n. memorandum (-
parlamentario, deputato. àn-).
member-of-parliament n. deputato, memorial (document) n. memoria.
parlamentario. memorial (monument) n. monumento
membership (adherence) n. adhesion, commemorative.
qualitate de membro.
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memorial (statement of facts in form mending n. reparation.

of a petition) n. memorial. menial adj. servil.
memorialist (a writer of memoirs) n. menial n. lacai.
memorialista. meningitis [Pathol] n. meningitis.
memorials n. memorial.
meningitis [Pathol] n. meningitis (-
memorization n. memorisation. ìtis).
memorize v. apprender de memoria, meninx [Anat] n. meninge.
memorisar. meniscus n. menisco.
memorize v. memorisar, apprender de
menopause n. menopausa.
memoria.
menshevik, menshevist n. menchevico
memory (1. faculty of remembering; 2.
(menshevìco).
remembrance, recollection) n.
menshevik, menshevist n. menchevico.
memoria.
menshevism n. menchevismo.
memory (from -) adv. de memoria.
menshevism n. menchevismo (-sh-).
memory n. memoria.
menshevist, menshevik n. menchevista.
memory (within living -) adv. de
memoria de homine. menshevist, menshevik n. menchevista
menace n. menacia. (-sh-).
menstrual adj. menstrual.
menace, threat n. menacia.
menstrual (pertaining to the menses)
menace, threaten v. menaciar.
adj. menstrual.
menace v. menaciar.
menstruate v. menstruar.
ménage, household n. menage¬F.
menstruation n. menstruo.
menagerie n. menagerie.
menstruation n. menstruo,
menagerie n. menagerie F].
menstruation.
mend (improve) vi. meliorar se. menstruation n. menstruation,
mend n. reparation. menstruo.
mend (of health) v. restabilir se. menstruation n. menstruation.
mend, repair v. sarcir. mensurability, measurability n.
mend, repair v. sarcir sarc-/sart-]. mesurabilitate.
mend vt. reparar. mensurability, measurability n.
mensurabilitate.
mendacious (1. lying, untruthful; 2.
mensurable, measurable adj.
false, untrue) adj. mendace.
mesurabile.
mendicant, beggar n. mendicante.
mensurable, measurable adj.
mendicity n. mendicitate. mensurabile.
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mensuration, measuring, mercantile adj. mercantil.

measurement n. mesuration. mercantilism (1. commercialism,
mensuration, measuring, mercenary spirit; 2. theory and
measurement n. mensuration. practice of the mercantile system)
mental adj. mental. n. mercantilismo.
mental (mad) adj. demente, alienate. mercenary adj. mercenari.
mental (mad) adj. alienate, demente. mercenary, grasping adj. mercantil.
mental (of the mind) adj. mental. mercenary n. mercenario.
mental-hospital n. asylo de alienatos, mercerize v. mercerisar.

hospital psychiatric. mercerized adj. mercerisate (pp of
mental-hospital n. hospital psychiatric, mercerisar).
asylo de alienatos. mercerized adj. mercerisate.
mentality n. mentalitate. mercerizing, mercerization n.
mentally adv. mentalmente. mercerisage (-aje).
menthol n. menthol. mercerizing, mercerization n.
mercerisage.
mentholated adj. mentholate.
mercerizing, mercerization n.
mention (don't - it) phr. es nihil!, nulle
mercerisation.
causa!
merchandise n. merce.
mention (don't - it) phr. nulle causa!, es
merchandise n. merce, mercantias.
nihil!
mention n. mention. merchandise n. mercantias, merce.
mention v. mentionar. merchandise, ware n. mercantia.
mentionable adj. mentionabile. merchant, dealer, marketer n.

mercator.
mentor n. mentor.
merchant, dealer n. mercante.
menu, bill of fare n. menu F].
merchant, dealer (one engaged in
menu, bill of fare n. menu.
trade) n. negotiante.
menu n. menu.
merchant n. mercante, commerciante.
meow, mew, miaow v. miaular.
merchant n. commerciante, mercante.
meow, miaow n. miau.
merchantable adj. mercabile,
meow, miaow v. miaular.
commerciabile.
meow (miaow) n. miau. merchantable adj. commerciabile,
meow n. miau. mercabile.
meow (sound by cat) n. miau. merchantable adj. mercabile.
meow v. miaular.
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merchantable, marketable adj. mercy n. misericordia, clementia,

commerciabile. mercede.
merchant-bank n. banca commercial. mercy (show -) v. sparniar.
merchant-navy n. flotta commercial, mere adj. mer, simple, sol.
marina mercante. mere adj. sol, mer, simple.
merchant-navy n. marina mercante, mere adj. simple, sol, mer.
flotta commercial.
mere (parve) n. laco, stagno.
merchant-ship n. nave mercantil.
mere (parve) n. stagno, laco.
merciful, compassionate,
merely, only adv. solmente.
sympathizing adj. misericorde.
meretricious (of a prostitute) adj.
merciful, full of pity adj. misericordiose.
meretricie.
merciless adj. impietose.
merge, amalgamate [Com/Pol] v.
merclful adj. misericorde, clemente. fusionar.
merclful adj. clemente, misericorde. merge, intermingle (cause to) v.
mercurial (1. as in mercurial confunder -fund-/- fus-].
temperament; 2. as in mercurial merge, intermingle (cause to) v.
barometer) adj. mercurial. confunder.
Mercurial adj. mercurial. merge v. confunder, fusionar.
mercuric [Chem] adj. mercuric. merge v. confunder (se), fusionar (se).
mercurous [Chem] adj. mercuriose. merge v. fusionar (se), confunder (se).
Mercury (1. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n. merge v. fusionar, confunder.
Mercurio. merger, amalgamation [Com/Pol] n.
mercury (astron) n. mercurio. fusionamento.
mercury (metal) n. mercurio. merger n. fusionamento.
mercury, quicksilver n. mercurio. meridian adj. meridian.
mercy (at the - of) prep. phr. al mercede meridian n. meridiano.
de. meridional meridional, southern adj.
mercy, clemency, grace n. mercede. meridional.
mercy, compassion, pity n. meringue (1. mixture of beaten egg
misericordia. whites and sugar; 2 . thin case of
mercy, indulgence n. venia. meringue filled with whipped
mercy n. mercede, misericordia, cream) n. meringue F].
clementia.
mercy n. clementia, mercede,
misericordia.
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meringue (1. mixture of beaten egg mesenteric adj. mesenteric.

whites and sugar; 2 . thin case of mesenteritis [Pathol] n. mesenteritis (-
meringue filled with whipped ìtis).
cream) n. meringue. mesenteritis [Pathol] n. mesenteritis.
meringue n. meringue. mesentery [Anat] n. mesenterio.
merino n. merino. mesh n. malia.
merit, deserve v. meritar. mesh (of a net) n. malia.
merit, deserve v. merer. mesh v. ingranar.
merit n. merito. mesmerian, mesmeric adj. mesmerian.
merit n. merito (mé-). mesmeric, mesmerian adj. mesmerian.
merit v. meritar, merer. mesmerism n. mesmerismo.
merit v. merer, meritar. mesmerist n. mesmerista.
merit blame v. demeritar. mesmerize v. mesmerisar.
meritorious adj. meritori. mesocarp [Bot] n. mesocarpio.
merl, blackbird n. merla. mesocephal n. mesocephalo.
mermaid n. sirena. mesocephalic adj. mesocephale.
mero-, mer- (part) occurring in mesolabe n. mesolabio.
compounds] n. mero-. Mesopotamia n. Mesopotamia.
meropia, partial blindness [Med] n. Mesopotamian adj. mesopotamian.
meropia (- ìa).
Mesozoic [Geol] adj. mesozoic.
meropia, partial blindness [Med] n.
mess, dirty business n. porcheria (-
meropia.
ìa).
merriment n. allegressa.
mess, dirty business n. porcheria.
merry adj. festive, allegre.
mess (disorder) n. confusion, disordine.
merry adj. allegre, festive.
mess (disorder) n. disordine, confusion.
merry-christmas! phr. felice natal!
mess [Mil] refectorio militari vi. perder
merry-go-round n. carosello. tempore.
merry-making n. allegressa. mess-about vt. irritar, vexar.
mes-, meso- (middle) occurring in mess-about vt. vexar, irritar.
compounds] adj. -mes- see mense
message, dispatch ¬F n. depeche.
mes-.
message (errand) n. commission.
mésalliance, misalliance n. mésalliance.
message n. message.
mésalliance, misalliance n. mésalliance
message n. message (-aje).
F].
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message (note) n. message. metalloid n. metalloide.

messenger n. messagero. metalloidal adj. metalloidic.
messenger n. nuncio. metallotherapy n. metallotherapia.
messenger n. messagero (-ajéro). metallotherapy n. metallotherapia (-
messiah n. meshiach, messia. ìa).
messiah n. messia, meshiach. metallurgic, metallurgical adj.
metallurgic.
Messiah n. Messia.
metallurgical, metallurgic adj.
Messiah n. Messia (-ìa).
metallurgic.
Messianic adj. messianic.
metallurgist n. metallurgo.
Messianism n. messianismo.
metallurgist n. metallurgista.
Messidor [French Revolutionary
metallurgy n. metallurgia (-ìa).
Calendar] n. messidor.
metallurgy n. metallurgia.
mess-up v. disordinar, confunder.
metallurgy or working of iron,
mess-up v. confunder, disordinar.
siderurgy n. siderurgia (-ìa).
messy (dirty) adj. immunde.
metallurgy or working of iron,
messy (untidy) adj. disordinate. siderurgy n. siderurgia.
mestizo, half-breed n. mesticio. metamere [Zool] n. metamero (-
metabolism [Biol] n. metabolismo. tà-).
metabolism n. metabolismo. metamere [Zool] n. metamero.
metacarpal [Anat] adj. metacarpal. metameric, metamerous (1. Zool]; 2.
metacarpus [Anat] n. metacarpo. Chem]) adj. metamere.
metal adj. de metallo metallo. metamerism, metamery (1. Zool]; 2.
metal (as in gold is a metal) n. metallo. Chem]) n. metameria (-ìa).
metallic adj. metallic. metamerism, metamery (1. Zool]; 2.

Chem]) n. metameria.
metalliferous adj. metallifere.
metamerous, metameric (1. Zool]; 2.
metalline adj. metallin.
Chem]) adj. metamere.
metallization n. metallisation.
metamery, metamerism (1. Zool]; 2.
metallize v. metallisar.
Chem]) n. metameria (-ìa).
metallographic adj. metallographic.
metamery, metamerism (1. Zool]; 2.
metallography (1. study of metals; 2.
Chem]) n. metameria.
Print]) n. metallographia.
metamorphic adj. metamorphic.
metallography (1. study of metals; 2.
metamorphic, metamorphous adj.
Print]) n. metallographia (-ìa).
metamorphe.
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metamorphism (1. metamorphosis; 2. meteor n. meteoro.

Geol]) n. metamorphismo. meteoric adj. meteoric.
metamorphose, transform (cause to meteorite n. meteorite.
change form) v. metamorphosar. meteoroldgist n. meteorologista,
metamorphosis n. metamorphose. meteorologo.
metamorphous, metamorphic adj. meteoroldgist n. meteorologo,
metamorphe. meteorologista.
metaphor n. metaphora (-tà-). meteorologic, meteorological adj.
metaphor n. metaphora. meteorologic.
metaphoric, metaphorical adj. meteorological, meteorologic adj.
metaphoric. meteorologic.
metaphorical adj. metaphoric. meteorologist n. meteorologista.
metaphorical, metaphoric adj. meteorology n. meteorologia (-

metaphoric. ìa).
metaphorically adv. metaphoricamente. meteorology n. meteorologia.
metaphorize v. metaphorisar. meter (1. one forty millionth part of

the terrestrial meridian; 2. Poet]) n.
metaphrase n. metaphrase (-tà-).
metro.
metaphrase n. metaphrase.
meter (for gas, electricity) n. contator.
metaphrase v. metaphrasar.
meter (measure by the meter) v.
metaphrast n. metaphraste. metrar.
metaphrastic adj. metaphrastic. -meter (one occupied in -metry)
metaphydically adv. metaphysicamente. occurring in compounds] n. -metra.
metaphysical adj. metaphysic. meter, -tre (distance) n. metro.
metaphysician n. metaphysico. meter, -tre n. contator.
metaphysics n. metaphysica. meter, -tre v. metrar.
metastasis [Pathol] n. metastase. meterorologist n. meteorologo (-
metastasis [Pathol] n. metastase (- rò-).
tàstase). meterorologist n. meteorologo.
metathesis [Gram] n. metathese (- methane n. methano.
àtese). methane, swamp gas [Chem] n.
metathesis [Gram] n. metathese. methano.
metempsychosis n. metempsychose. method n. methodo.
meteor (1. atmospheric phenomenon; method n. methodo (mé-).
2. shooting star) n. meteoro. methodical adj. methodic.
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methodically adv. methodicamente. metrage, measurement (in meters) n.

Methodism n. methodismo. metrage (-aje).
methodist adj/n. methodista. metre, -ter (measure) n. metro.
Methodist n. methodista. metric adj. metric.
methodize v. methodisar. metric, metrical [Poet] adj. metric.
methodology n. methodologia. metric (pertaining to that system of

measures of which the meter is the
methodology n. methodologia (-
ìa). unit) adj. metric.
Methuselah n. Mathusala. metrical (relating to measurement) adj.

metric.
Methuselah n. Mathusala (-tù-).
metrics n. metrica.
methy- (wine) occurring in derivatives
metro- (mother) occurring in
and compounds] n. methy-.
compounds] n. metr-.
methyl, methylene [Chem] n. methylo.
metro n. metropolitano, metro.
methylamine [Chem] n. methylamino.
metro n. metro, metropolitano.
methylated (- spirit) n. alcohol
denaturate. metrology n. metrologia (- ìa).
methylene (1. wood alcohol, methyl metrology n. metrologia.

alcohol; 2. Chem] (methyl) n. metronome n. metronomo (- trò-
methyleno. ).
methylene, methyl [Chem] n. methylo. metronome n. metronomo.
methylic [Chem] adj. methylic. metropolis (1. parent state of a
meticulosity, meticulousness n. colony; 2. Eccl]; 3. chief town or
meticulositate. city of a country or state) n.
meticulous adj. meticulose, minutiose. metropole.
metropolis n. metropole.
meticulous adj. meticulose.
metropolitan (1. belonging to the
meticulous adj. minutiose, meticulose.
parent state of acolony; 2. Eccl]; 3.
meticulous, particular adj. minutiose.
belonging to the chief town or city
meticulousness, meticulosity n.
of a country or state) adj.
meticulositate.
metropolitan.
metonymical adj. metonymic.
metropolitan adj. metropolitan.
metonymy [Rhet] n. metonymia (-
metropolitan [Eccl] n. metropolitano.
ìa).
metropolitan [Eccles] n. metropolitano.
metonymy [Rhet] n. metonymia.
metropolitan (underground railway,
metrage, measurement (in meters) n.
subway) n. le metro.
metrage.
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metropolite [Gr Church] n. metropolita. micro-, micr- (1. small; 2. Metric

mettle n. ardor, corage. System, etc]) occurring in
mettle n. corage, ardor. compounds] adj. micr-.
mew, miaow, meow v. miaular. microbe n. microbio, microbo.
mew, seagull, gull [Ornith] n. laro. microbe n. microbio.
Mexican adj. mexican. microbe n. microbo, microbio.
mexican adj. mexican. microbicide n. microbicida.
mexican n. mexicano. microbiologist n. microbiologo.
Mexican (native of Mexico) n. microbiologist n. microbiologo (-

mexicano. òlogo).
Mexico [Geog] n. Mexico. microbiology n. microbiologia.
Mexico n. Mexico. microbiology n. microbiologia (-

ìa).
Mexico n. Mexico (méx-).
microcephalic adj. microcephale.
mezzanine, entresol n. entresol F].
microcephaly n. microcephalia.
mezzanine, entresol n. entresol.
microcephaly n. microcephalia (-
mezzanine (floor or story) n. mezzanin.
ìa).
mezzanine window n. mezzanin.
micro-channel n. Comp].
mezzo-soprano [Mus] n.
micro-chip n. microchip.
mezzosoprano.
micro-computer n. microcomputator.
mezzo-soprano [Mus] n. mezzosoprano
I]. micro-cosm n. microcosmo.
mi-, mio- (less) occurring in microcosm n. microcosmo.

compounds] adj. mi-. microcosmic adj. microcosmic.
mi [Mus] n. mi. microcyst [Bot] n. microcyste.
miaow, meow, mew v. miaular. microfarad [Elec] n. microfarad.
miaow, meow n. miau. micro-fiche n. microfiche.
miaow, meow v. miaular. micro-film n. microfilm.
miasma n. miasma -ma/-mat-]. microfilm n. microfilm.
miasma n. miasma. micrometer n. micrometro (-crò-
miasmatic adj. miasmatic. ).
micrometer n. micrometro.
mica [Mineral] n. mica.
micron (one thousandth millimeter) n.
mica schist [Mineral] n. micaschisto.
micron.
micaceous [Mineral] adj. micacee.
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micron (one thousandth millimeter) n. mid-day n. meridie, mediedie.

micron (mìc-). middle adj. medie.
Micronesia n. Micronesia. middle n. medio.
Micronesian adj. micronesian. Middle Ages n. medievo.
Micronesian n. micronesiano. middle class, bourgeoisie n. burgesia.
micro-phone n. microphono. middle class, bourgeoisie n. burgesia (-
microphone n. microphono. ìa).
microphone n. microphono (-rò- middle point, center n. centro.
). middle-aged adj. de etate median.
microphotograph n. microphotographia middle-ages n. le medie etate, medievo.
(-ìa).
middle-ages n. medievo, le medie etate.
microphotograph n. microphotographia.
middle-ages (of the -) adj. medieval.
microphotography n.
middle-class adj. burgese.
microphotographia.
middle-class n. burgesia.
microphotography n.
microphotographia (-ìa). middle-east [Geog] n. Oriente medie.
micro-scope n. microscopio. middle-finger (give the -) phr. facer
microscope n. microscopio. insulto con le digito medie.
middle-finger n. digito medie.
microscopic adj. microscopic.
middling adj. mediocre.
microscopist n. microscopista.
midge n. culice, mosquito.
micro-scoplc adj. microscopic.
midge n. mosquito, culice.
microscopy n. microscopia.
midget adj. minuscule.
microscopy n. microscopia (-ìa).
midget n. nano.
microseism (feeble earth tremor) n.
microseismo (- séi-). mid-land adv. del centro.
microseism (feeble earth tremor) n. mid-morning (de) adv. medie matino.
microseismo. mid-night adj. de medienocte.
microseismograph n. mid-night n. medienocte.
microseismographo (- mò-). midnight n. medienocte.
microseismograph n.
midshipman, cadet [Mil/Nav] n.
microseismographo.
aspirante.
microtome n. microtomo.
midst n. medio.
microtome n. microtomo (-rò-).
mid-stream n. centro del currente.
mid-day adj. de mediedie/meridie.
mid-summer adj. de medie estate.
mid-day n. mediedie, meridie.
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mid-summer n. medie estate. migration [Nat. Hist] n. emigration.

mid-summer-night's-dream migratory, migrant adj. migrante.
(Shakespearean play) n. Sonio de migratory (pertaining to migrations)
nocte de medie estate. adj. migratori.
Mid-way (- Island) n. Insula Midway. mikado n. mikado J].
mid-way adv. a medie cammino. mikado n. mikado.
mid-way [Geog] n. Midway. Milan [Geog] n. Milan.
mid-week adv. a medie septimana. mild, bland, soft adj. blande.
mid-wife n. obstetrice. mild (gentle) adj. clemente, dulce,
midwife n. obstetrice. blande.
mid-wifery n. obstetricia. mild (gentle) adj. dulce, blande,
midwifery, obstetrics n. obstetricia. clemente.
mild (gentle) adj. blande, clemente,
might n. poter, potestate, fortia.
dulce.
might n. potestate, fortia, poter.
mild [Med] adj. benigne.
might n. fortia, poter, potestate.
mildew, grape mildew (vine) n. mildew.
might, power n. potestate.
mildew, grape mildew (vine) n. mildew
might v. poterea. A].
mighty adj. forte, potente. mildew (mould) n. mucor.
mighty adj. potente, forte. mildew (on vines) n. mildew.
mighty, powerful, potent adj. potente mildly adv. dulcemente, blandemente.
(ppr of poter).
mildly adv. blandemente, dulcemente.
mighty, powerful, potent adj. potente.
mildness n. benignitate, clementia,
mignonette, reseda [Bot] n. reseda. dulcor.
migraine adj/n. migraine. mildness n. dulcor, benignitate,
migraine (headache) n. migraine F]. clementia.
migraine (headache) n. migraine. mildness n. clementia, dulcor,
migrainous adj. migrainose (- benignitate.
grenòse). mildness, sweetness n. suavitate.
migrainous adj. migrainose. mild-spoken adj. suaviloquente.
migrant, migratory adj. migrante. mile, milliary adj. milliari.
migrant n. migrator. mile n. millia.
migrate [Nat. Hist] v. emigrar. mileage n. distantia percurrite.
migrate v. migrar. mileage n. distantia percurrite (in millias).
migration n. migration. mileometer n. contamillias, hodometro.
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mileometer n. hodometro, contamillias. milking n. mulgitura.

milestone n. petra milliari. milkmaid n. lactera.
milieu, environment n. milieu F]. milk-man n. lactero.
milieu, environment n. milieu. milkman n. lactero.
milieu n. ambiente, milieu. milky adj. lactee.
milieu n. milieu, ambiente. milky-way n. via lactee.
militancy n. militantia. mill (coffee -) n. molino de caffe.
militant adj. militante. mill (factory) n. fabrica, manufactura.
militarism n. militarismo. mill (factory) n. manufactura, fabrica.
militarist (supporter of militarism) n. mill (for grinding) n. molino.
militarista. mill, full v. fullar.
militarization n. militarisation. mill (machine for grinding grain) n.
militarize v. militarisar. molino.
military adj. militar. mill (subject to the operation of a
military n. militares. mill) v. molinar.
military man, soldier n. militar. mill v. molinar.
military supplies, munitions n. mille-fleurs (perfume) n. milleflores.
munition. millennium n. millennio.
militate v. militar. millepede, centipede n. mille-pedes.
militia n. militia. millepede, centipede n. mille-pedes (-
militiaman n. militiano. pé-).
milk (a cow) v. mulger. miller n. molinero.
milk adj. lactee. miller (one who works a mill) n.
milk (cows, goats) v. mulger mulg- molinero.
/muls-]. milliard, billion n. milliardo.
milk (cows, goats) v. mulger. milliard n. milliardo.
milk (exploit) v. exploitar. milliary, mile adj. milliari.
milk n. lacte. milligram n. milligramma.
milk dry v. emulger. milliliter n. millilitro (-ìlitro).
milk dry v. emulger -mulg-/-muls-]. milliliter n. millilitro.
milker, one who milks n. mulgitor. millilitre n. millilitro.
milking (action of) n. mulgitura. millimeter n. millimetro (-
milking (action of) n. mulsion. ìmetro).
millimeter n. millimetro.
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millimetre n. millimetro. mimic, imitator n. mimologo (-

milliner n. modista. mò-).
million n. million. mimic, imitator n. mimologo.
millionaire adj. millionari. mimic n. imitator, mimo.
millionaire n. millionario. mimic n. mimo, imitator.
millionth adj. millionesime, millionesimo. mimic v. mimar.
millionth adj. millionesime (-ésime). mimicry [Biol] n. mimetismo.
millionth adj. millionesimo, millionesime. mimicry, mimesis [Rhet] n. mimologia.
millionth adj. millionesime. mimicry, mimesis [Rhet] n. mimese.
mill-stone n. petra de molino. mimicry, mimesis [Rhet] n. mimologia (-

ìa).
millstone n. mola.
mimicry n. mimica, imitation.
milt (of fish) n. lacte.
mimicry n. imitation, mimica.
milt, spleen [Anat] n. splen.
mimodrama, pantomime n.
mime (1. Antiq] (farce; 2. actor in a
mimodrama.
mime; 3. mimic, person skilled in
mimographer, writer of mimes n.
mimicry) n. mimo.
mimographo.
mime (imitate) occurring in derivatives
mimographer, writer of mimes n.
and compounds] v. mime-. mimographo (- ò-).
mime n. representar in pantomima. mimologist (reciter of mimes) n.
mimeograph n. mimeographo (- mimologo (- mò-).
ògrapho). mimologist (reciter of mimes) n.
mimeograph n. mimeographo. mimologo.
mimeograph v. mimeographar. mimosa n. mimosa.
mimesis, mimicry [Rhet] n. mimologia (- mimosa, sensitive plant [Bot] n.
ìa). mimosa.
mimesis, mimicry [Rhet] n. mimese. mimosaceous [Bot] adj. mimosacee.
mimesis, mimicry [Rhet] n. mimologia. minaret [Arch] n. minaret.
mimetic, mimic, imitative adj. mimetic. minaret n. minaret.
mimic (1. of a mime; 2. imitative) adj. mince (cut or chop into small pieces)
mimic. v. minutiar.
mimic adj. mimetic, mimic. mince n. carne hachate.

mimic adj. mimic, mimetic. mince v. Cul].
mimic, imitative, mimetic adj. mimetic. mincer n. hachatoria.
mincing adj. affectate.
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mind (- out?) interj. attention! mine layer n. poneminas.

mind (be out of one's -) v. furer. mine layer n. poneminas (- mì-).
mind (bear in -) v. memorar. mine sweeper n. dragaminas (-
mind (care for) v. curar. mì-).
mind (do you - ?) interj. es il equal mine sweeper n. dragaminas.
a vos? minefield n. campo de minas.
mind (have something in -) v. miner (1. as in coal miner; 2. Mil]) n.
preoccupar se de alique. minator.
mind (intellectual powers, mental miner n. minator.
force) n. mente. mineral adj. mineral.
mind (keep in -) v. mantener in mente. mineral adj/n. mineral.
mind (make up one's -) v. decider de. mineral n. mineral.
mind n. mente. mineralization n. mineralisation.
mind (never -!) interj. non importa! mineralize (transform into a mineral)
mind (put one's - to) v. applicar se a. v. mineralisar.
mind (take to heart) v. mantener in mineralizer (as in sulphur is a

mente. mineralizer) n. mineralisator.
mind (trouble) v. occupar se. mineralogical adj. mineralogic.
mind v. prestar attention a. mineralogist n. mineralogo (-
mind (watch) v. guardar. òlogo).
mindful adj. memore, attentive. mineralogist n. mineralogo.
mindful adj. attentive, memore. mineralogist n. mineralogista.
mindful (of a person or a thing) adj. mineralogy n. mineralogia.

memore. mineralogy n. mineralogia (-ìa).
mine (1. as in coal mine) 2. Mil]) n. mineral-water n. aqua mineral.
mina. Minerva [Rom Relig] n. Minerva.
mine (1. as in to mine a bridge; 2. to Minervic, Minervan adj. minerval.
dig for ore or metal) v. minar.
mingle v. confunder (se), miscer (se).
mine (a frlend of -) phr. un de mi
mingle v. miscer (se), confunder (se).
amicos.
mingle v. confunder, miscer.
mine (mil/mineral) n. mina.
mingle v. miscer, confunder.
mine pron. le mie, le mies.
mingled together adj. promiscue.
mine pron. le mies, le mie.
mine v. minar.
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miniate (1. to paint with red lead; 2. to minister (1. to attend, be in

illuminate pages, manuscripts) v. attendance, serve; 2. to perform
miniar. the function of a minister of the
miniature (1. an illumination; 2. church) v. ministrar.
miniature portrait; 3 . miniature minister (pol) n. ministro.
representation, model) n. miniatura. minister (relig) n. ministro.
miniature adj. in miniatura. minister v. ministrar.
miniature n. miniatura. ministerial [Gov] adj. ministerial.
miniature, paint miniatures v. miniar. ministry, department [Gov] n.
miniature v. miniaturar. ministerio.
miniaturist n. miniaturista. minium, red lead n. minio.
minibus n. minibus. mink n. vison.
minim [Mus] n. minima. minnow n. varion.
minim [Mus] n. minima (mì-). Minoan adj. minoan.
minim n. minima. Minoan n. minoano.
minimal, least, smallest adj. minime. minor (1. lesser, smaller; 2. Law]
minimal, least, smallest adj. minime (under age; 3. Mus]) adj. minor.
(mì-). minor adj/n. minor.
minimize v. reducer al minimo, Minorite [RCCh] n. Minorita.
minimisar. minority (1. smaller number or part; 2.
minimize v. minimisar, reducer al Law]) n. minoritate.
minimo.
minority n. minoritate.
minimize v. minimisar.
Minos [Mythol] n. Minos.
minimize v. diminuer.
Minos [Mythol] n. Minos (mì-).
minimum n. minimo.
Minotaur [Mythol] n. minotauro.
minimum n. minimo (mì-).
minstrel n. menestrel.
mining adj. minerari, de minas.
mint [Bot] n. mentha.
mining adj. de minas, minerari.
mint, coin v. cunear.
mining (minelaying) n. posa de minas.
mint (for money) n. moneta.
mining (minerals) n. extraction minerari.
mint (stamp and make into money) v.
minister (1. Gov]; 2. Dipl]; 3. Prot
monetar.
Churches]) n. ministro.
mint v. cunear, batter.
mint v. batter, cunear.
minter n. monetero.
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minting, coining n. monetage. misanthrope, misanthropist n.

minting, coining n. monetage (-aje). misanthropo.
minuend [Arith] n. minuendo. misanthropic adj. misanthrope.
minuet n. menuet. misanthropic adj. misanthropic.
minus adv. minus. misanthropist, misanthrope n.

misanthropo.
minuscule n. minuscula.
misanthropist n. misanthropo.
minute (1. diminutive; 2. as in a
misanthropy n. misanthropia (-
minute investigation) adj. minute.
ìa).
minute adj. minute.
misanthropy n. misanthropia.
minute n. minuta.
misapplication n. abuso, mal application.
minute (the sixtieth part of an hour or
misapplication n. mal application, abuso.
of a geometric degree) n. minuta.
misapply v. mal applicar, abusar.
minute, tiny adj. minuscule.
misapply v. abusar, mal applicar.
minutes n. protocollo.
misapprehension n. concepto error.
minutia (trifling detail) n. minutia.
misappropriate v. malversar.
Miocene [Geol] adj. miocen.
misbehave v. comportar se mal,
Miocene [Geol] n. mioceno.
conducer se mal.
miracle n. miraculo.
misbehave v. conducer se mal,
miraculous adj. miraculose. comportar se mal.
mirage n. mirage. misbehavior, misbehaviour n. mal
mirage n. mirage (-aje). conducta.
mire, mud n. fango. miscalculate v. mal calcular.
mirror n. speculo. miscalculation n. calculation false.
mirror n. speculo (spé-). miscalculation n. interpretation false.
mirror v. reflecte. miscarriage (- of justice) n. error de
mirth n. hilaritate, allegressa. justitia.
miscarriage, abortion n. abortamento.
mirth n. allegressa, hilaritate.
miscarriage (error) n. error.
miry, muddy adj. fangose.
miscarriage (failure) n. insuccesso.
misadventure n. accidente.
miscarriage [Med] n. aborto.
misalliance, mésalliance n. mésalliance.
miscarry (1. to have a miscarriage; 2.
misalliance, mésalliance n. mésalliance
to come to nought) v. abortar.
F].
miscarry v. faltar, fracassar.
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miscarry v. fracassar, faltar. misdemeanor, offense (criminal) n.

miscellaneous adj. miscellanee. delicto.
miscellany n. miscellanea. misdirect v. mal diriger, mal adressar.
mischief, evil deed n. maleficio. misdirect v. mal adressar, mal diriger.
mischief (harm) n. maleficio. mise en scène, staging n. mise

en scène.
mischief (playfulness) n. malitia.
mise en scène, staging n. mise
mischievous (harmful) adj. maleficente.
en scène F].
mischievous (playful) adj. malitiose.
miser n. avaro.
mischievousness, maleficence n.
miserable (1. wretc.hed; 2. vile, base)
maleficentia.
adj. miserabile.
miscibility, mixability n. miscibilitate.
miserable adj. miserabile.
miscible, mixable adj. miscibile.
miserable, wretched adj. misere.
misconceive v. facer se un interpretation
Miserere (1. the 50th Psalm in the
false.
Vulgate; 2. musical setting of this
misconception, misinterpretation n.
Psalm) Eccl] n. miserere.
contrasenso.
Miserere (1. the 50th Psalm in the
misconception n. contrasenso,
Vulgate; 2. musical setting of this
interpretation false.
Psalm) Eccl] n. miserere (-rére).
misconception n. interpretation false,
contrasenso. misericord (1. RCCh] (dispensation
from fasting; 2 . Eccl Arch]
misconduct n. mal conducta.
(miserere; 3. dagger for giving the
misconduct v. mal diriger, mal gerer.
coup de gr ce) n. misericordia.
misconduct v. mal gerer, mal diriger.
miserly adj. avar.
misconstrue v. mal interpretar.
misery n. miseria.
miscount n. error de addition.
misery, wretchedness n. miseria.
miscount v. mal contar.
misfire n. tiro false.
miscreance n. miscredentia.
misfire (not fire) v. non dar foco.
miscreant n. scelerato, heretico, infidel.
misfire v. Fig].
miscreant n. infidel, scelerato, heretico.
misfit (of people) n. persona mal adapte.
miscreant n. heretico, infidel, scelerato.
misfit (of things) n. cosa que non va ben.
miscreant, unbelieving miscredente
misfortune, bad fortune n. infelicitate.
adj. miscredente.
misdemeanor, misdemeanour n. misfortune n. disgratia.
delicto de minor grado. misfortune n. infortuna.
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misgiving n. dubita, apprehension. misogynic adj. misogyne.

misgiving n. apprehension, dubita. misogynist, misogyne n. misogyno (-
misguided adj. poco judiciose, mal ò-).
dirigite. misogynist, misogyne n. misogyno.
misguided adj. mal dirigite, poco misogyny, misogynism n. misogynia (-
judiciose. ìa).
mishap, contrariety, adversity n. misogyny, misogynism n. misogynia.
contrarietate. misoneism (hatred of the new) n.
mishap n. contratempore. misoneismo.
misinform v. mal informar. misoneism (hatred of the new) n.
misinterpret v. misinterpretar. misoneismo (- ìzmo).
misinterpret v. mal interpretar. misoneist n. misoneista.
misinterpretation, misconception n. misoneist n. misoneista (-ìsta).

contrasenso. misplace, mislay v. misplaciar.
misinterpretation n. misinterpretation. misplace v. misplaciar.
misinterpretation n. interpretation false. misprint n. error typographic.
misjudge v. mal judicar. misprint v. mal imprimer.
misjudged adj. mal judicate, erronee. mispronunce v. mal pronunciar.
misjudged adj. erronee, mal judicate. misquote v. citar erroneemente.
mislay, misplace v. misplaciar. misread v. mal leger, mal interpretar.
mislay v. misplaciar. misread v. mal interpretar, mal leger.
mislead v. inducer in error. misrepresent v. mal representar.
misleading adj. fallace. misrepresentation n. reporto false,
misleading, fallacious, delusive adj. falsification.
fallace. misrepresentation n. falsification,
mismanage v. mal administrar. reporto false.
mismanagement n. mal administration. miss (aim) n. colpo mancate.
misnomer n. nomine false. miss (as in I miss her) v. regrettar.
misogamic adj. misogame (-ò-). miss (feel the absence) v. regrettar le

absentia de.
misogamic adj. misogame.
miss n. senioretta.
misogamist n. misogamo.
miss (of aim) v. non colpar.
misogamist n. misogamo (-ò-).
miss (of transport) v. perder.
misogamy n. misogamia (-ìa).
miss (omit) v. omitter.
misogamy n. misogamia.
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miss (single woman) n. senioretta. mistaken (be -) v. esser in error.

missal n. missal. mister n. senior.
misshapen, deformed adj. contrafacte. mistigation n. mitigation.
misshapen v. deforme, contrafacte. mistletoe n. visco.
misshapen v. contrafacte, deforme. mistress (female teacher) n. maestra.
missing adj. absente, disparite, perdite. mistress (lover) n. amante.
missing adj. disparite, perdite, absente. mistress (mistress of a household) n.
missing adj. perdite, absente, disparite. domina.
mission (1. duty on which a person is mistress (mrs) n. seniora.
sent; 2. body of persons sent out) mistress (of house) n. domina.
n. mission. mistress (teacher) n. maestra.
mission n. mission. mistrust n. diffidentia.
missionary adj. missionari. mistrust v. diffider.
missionary n. missionario. mistrustful adj. diffidente.
Mississippi (1. Mississippi River; 2. misty adj. brumose, nebulose.
State of Mississippi) n. Mississippi. misty adj. nebulose, brumose.
missive n. missiva. misty, brumous, foggy adj. brumose.
misslle n. projectil. misunderstand v. mal comprender.
misspelling n. error orthographic. misunderstanding n. concepto erronee,
mist, brume, fog n. bruma. mal interpretation.
mist, haze, fog n. nebula. misunderstanding n. mal interpretation,
mist, haze, fog n. nebula (né-). concepto erronee.
mist n. bruma, nebula. misusage n. misusage.
mist n. nebula, bruma. misusage n. misusage (-aje).
mistake (make a -) v. committer un misuse, abuse v. misusar.

error. misuse n. abuso, misuso.
mistake n. error. misuse n. misuso.
mistake (oversight) n. error, peccato. misuse n. misuso, abuso.
mistake (oversight) n. peccato, error. misuse v. abusar, misusar.
mistake (oversight) v. committer un misuse v. misusar, abusar.
error. miter (invest with a miter) v. mitrar.
mistake v. mal comprender, confunder. miter n. mitre.
mistake v. confunder, mal comprender. miter n. mitra.
mistaken adj. erronee.
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mitigate (make milder or gentler) v. mixtilinear, mixtilineal [Geom] adj.

mitigar. mixtilinee.
mitigate v. mitigar. mixture (1. act of mixing; 2.
mitigation n. mitigation. something mixed) n. mixtion.
mitraille n. mitralia. mixture n. mixtura, mixtion.
mitre n. eccles. mixture n. mixtion, mixtura.
mitre-joint n. carp. mixture (something mixed) n. mixtura.
mitt n. miton. mix-up (confuse) v. confunder.
mitten n. miton. mix-up (mingle) v. immiscer.
mix, blend v. miscer misc-/mixt-]. mix-up n. confusion.
mix, blend v. miscer. mnemo- (memory) occurring in
mix n. mixtura, mixtion. compounds] n. mnemo-.
mix n. mixtion, mixtura. mnemogenesis n. mnemogenesis.
mix v. miscer. mnemogenesis n. mnemogenesis (-gé-).
mix together, intermingle v. commiscer mnemogenesis n. mnemogenese.

-misc-/- mixt-]. mnemogenesis n. mnemogenese (-gé-).
mix together, intermingle v. mnemonic adj. mnemonic.
commiscer. mnemonic adj. mnemotechnic.
mix up, immix, commingle v. immiscer. mnemonics, mnemotechny n.
mix up, immix, commingle v. immiscer mnemonica.
-mise-/- mixt-]. mnemonics, mnemotechny n.
mixability, miscibility n. miscibilitate. mnemotechnica.
mixable, miscible adj. miscibile. mnemonics, mnemotechny n.
mixed adj. mixte. mnemotechnia.
mixed-up (confused) adj. confuse. mnemonics, mnemotechny n.
mnemotechnia (- ìa).
mixed-up (mingled) adj. mixte.
mnemotechny, mnemonics n.
mixed-with adj. associate con, implicate
mnemotechnia.
in.
mixed-with adj. implicate in, associate
mnemotechnia (- ìa).
con.
mixer n. miscitor, mixer.
mnemotechnica.
mixer n. mixer, miscitor.
mixtilineal, mixtilinear [Geom] adj. mnemonica.
mixtilinee.
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mnes- (memory) occurring in mock adj. imitate, simulate, false.

derivatives and compounds] n. mock adj. false, imitate, simulate.
mnes-. mock (deride) v. derider, irrider.
mnesic (pertaining to memory) adj.
mock (deride) v. irrider, derider.
mnesic.
mock (mimic) v. imitar.
moan (complain) v. planger se.
mocker (derider) n. irrisor.
moan (complaint) n. plancto.
mocker (imitator) n. imitator.
moan (groan) n. gemito.
mockery (imitation) n. imitation.
moan (groan) v. gemer.
mockery n. irrision, derision.
moat, fosse, ditch, trench n. fossato.
mockery n. derision, irrision.
moat n. fossato.
mocking adj. derisori, irrisori.
mob, canaille, rabble n. canalia.
mocking adj. irrisori, derisori.
mob n. turba, canalia.
mocking (derision) n. irrision, derision.
mob n. canalia, turba.
mocking (derision) n. derision, irrision.
mob, rabble n. turba.
mocking (imitation) n. imitation.
mob v. assaltar.
modal (1. Philos]; 2. Gram]; 3. Mus])
mob rule, ochlocracy n. ochlocratia (-
adj. modal.
ìa).
modality [Philos] n. modalitate.
mob rule, ochlocracy n. ochlocratia.
mode (1. Mus]; 2. way, manner) n.
mobile adj. mobile.
modo.
mobile adj/n. mobile.
mode (fashion) n. moda.
mobility n. mobilitate.
mode (prevailing fashion) n. moda.
mobilizable adj. mobilisabile.
mode (way) n. modo, maniera.
mobilization [Mil] n. mobilisation.
mode (way) n. maniera, modo.
mobilize (1. as in to mobilize
model (1. thing, person to be copied;
resources, wealth; 2. to put troops
2. mannequin) n. modello.
on a war footing) v. mobilisar.
model adj. exemplar modello.
mobilize v. mobilisar.
model (as in a model of virtue) n.
mob-rule n. ochlocratia. prototypo.
moccasin (as in buckskin moccasins) model (as in a model of virtue) n.
n. mocassin (mòc-). prototypo (- òtipo).
moccasin (as in buckskin moccasins) model (model in clay) v. modellar.
n. mocassin.
model v. modellar.
mock adj. simulate, false, imitate.
modeler n. modellator.
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moderantism [Pol] n. moderantismo. modest, bashful adj. pudente.

moderantist [Pol] n. moderantista. modest (decorous in manner and
moderate adj. modic. conduct) adj. pudic.
moderate adj. moderate (pp of moderar). modest (humble) adj. modeste.
moderate adj. moderate. modest (of woman) adj. pudic.
moderate, temperate adj. mesurate (pp modest, proper, decent adj. honeste.
of mesurar). modesty (humility) n. modestia.
moderate, temperate adj. mensurate (pp modesty n. modestia.
of mensurar). modesty (of woman) n. pudor.
moderate, temperate adj. mensurate.
modesty, propriety, decency n.
moderate, temperate adj. mesurate. honestitate.
moderate v. temperar, moderar. modesty, propriety, decency n.
moderate v. moderar. honestate.
moderate v. moderar, temperar. modesty (womanly propriety of
moderateness n. modicitate. behavior) n. pudor.
moderateness n. moderatessa. modifiable adj. modificabile.
moderation n. sobri, moderation. modification n. modification.
moderation n. moderation. modificatory, modifying adj.

modificative.
moderation n. moderation, sobri.
modifier n. modificator.
moderation (quality of being
modify v. modificar.
moderate) n. temperamento.
modifying, modificatory adj.
moderator (1. one who or that which
modificative.
renders moderate; 2 . Mech]) n.
modius (Roman corn measure) n.
moderator.
modio.
modern adj. moderne.
modulate (1. as in to modulate one's
modernism n. modernismo.
voice; 2. Mus] (pass from one key
modernist n. modernista.
into another) v. modular.
modernity, modernness n. modernitate.
modulate v. modular.
modernization n. modernisation.
modulation (1. act of modulating tone,
modernize v. modernisar. inflection, or pitch; 2. Mus]) n.
modernness, modernity n. modernitate. modulation.
modest adj. modeste. modulator n. modulator.
modest, bashful adj. pudibunde. module [Arch] n. modulo.
modest, bashful adj. vergoniose. module n. modulo.
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mohair n. mohair A]. molar adj. molar.

mohair n. mohair. molar adj/n. molar.
Mohammed n. Mohammed (- molasses n. melassa.
hàm-). mold, moldiness n. mucor.
Mohammed n. Mahomet. mold, mould (1. as in to cast in a
Mohammed n. Mohammed. mold; 2. model) n. modulo.
Mohammedan adj. mohammedan. mold, mould (a statue) v. modular.
Mohammedan, Mahometan adj. mold, mould [Bot] n. mucor.
mahometan. mold, mould (hollow form) n. forma,
Mohammedan, Mahometan n. modulo.
mahometano. mold, mould (hollow form) n. modulo,
Mohammedan n. mohammedano. forma.
Mohammedan n. mahometista. mold, mould n. forma.
mohammedan n. moslem. mold, mould v. modular, formar.
Mohammedanism, Mahometanism n. mold, mould v. formar, modular.
mahometismo. Moldavia [Geog] n. Moldavia.
Mohammedanism n.
molder, moulder n. modulator.
mohammedanismo.
moldiness, mold n. mucor.
moist adj. humide.
molding (mou-) n. moldatura.
moist (be -) v. humer.
molding, moulding [Arch] n.
moisten, dampen v. humectar.
modulatura.
moisten v. molliar, humectar.
moldy, mouldy (be -) v. mucer.
moisten v. humectar, molliar.
moldy, mouldy [Bot] adj. mucide,
moisten, wet v. molliar. mucorose.
moistening, wetting n. molliamento. moldy, mouldy [Bot] adj. mucorose,
moistening, wetting n. molliatura. mucide.
moistening or wetting (act of) n. moldy, musty adj. mucide.
humectation. mole, jetty, pier n. jectata.
moistness n. humectation. mole (jetty) n. jectata, mole.
moistness n. molliatura, humiditate. mole (jetty) n. mole, jectata.
moistness n. humiditate, molliatura. mole [Naut] n. mole.
moisture n. molliatura, humiditate. mole (pathol) n. nevo.
moisture n. humiditate, molliatura. mole [Zool] n. talpa.
moisturlze v. humidificar. molecular adj. molecular.
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molecule n. molecula. momentous adj. importante,

molest v. molestar. momentose.
molestation n. molestation. momentous adj. momentose.
Molinism (the doctrine of Luis momentum (impetus) n. impeto.

Molina) n. molinismo. momentum n. Mech].
Molinism (the Quietistic doctrine of mommy n. matre, mamma.
Miguel de Molinos) n. molinosismo. mommy n. mamma, matre.
Molinist (a follower of Luis Molina) n. mon-, mono- (only, single, alone)
molinista. occurring in derivatives and
Molinist (a follower of Miguel de compounds] adj. mon-.
Molinos) n. molinosista. monachal, monkish adj. monachal.
mollification n. mollification. monachism n. monachismo.
mollify, soften [Med] v. emollir. monad n. monade (mò-).
mollify v. mollificar. monad n. monade.
mollusk n. mollusco. monadelphous [Bot] adj. monadelphe.
mollusk (-usc) n. molusco. monadelphy [Bot] n. monadelphia.
mollycoddle adj. tractar delicatemente, monadelphy [Bot] n. monadelphia (-
vitiar per teneressa. ìa).
mollycoddle adj. vitiar per teneressa, monadic adj. monadic.
tractar delicatemente. monadism n. monadismo.
molt (moult) n. muta.
monadology n. monadologia (-
molt (process of molting) n. muta. ìa).
molt v. mutar. monadology n. monadologia.
molten adj. fundite, liquide. monandrous adj. monandre.
molten adj. liquide, fundite. monandry (1. Anthropol]; 2. Bot]) n.
mom n. matre, mamma. monandria (- ìa).
mom n. mamma, matre. monandry (1. Anthropol]; 2. Bot]) n.
moment (1. instant; 2. Mech]) n. monandria.
momento. monarch (head of a monarchy) n.
moment (importance) n. importantia. monarcha.
monarch n. monarcha.
moment (instant) n. momento.
monarchic, monarchical adj. monarchic.
momentary adj. momentanee.
monarchism n. monarchismo.
momentous adj. momentose,
importante. monarchist n. monarchista.
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monarchy n. monarchia (-ìa). money-lender n. usurero, prestator de

monarchy n. monarchia. moneta.
monas- (live alone) occurring in money-order n. mandato postal.
derivatives] v. monas-. Mongolia n. Mongolia.
monasterial adj. monasterial. Mongolian (1. Mongol; 2. Mongolian
monastery n. morlasterio. language, Mongolic; 3 . member of
the Mongolian race) n. mongolico.
monastery n. monasterio.
Mongolian, Mongolic adj. mongolic.
monastic adj. monastic.
Mongolism [Pathol] n. mongolismo.
monastic, monasterial adj. monastic.
Mongoloid adj. mongoloide.
monasticism n. monasticismo.
mongrel adj. mesticiate, bastarde.
monatomic [Chem] adj. monatomic.
mongrel adj. bastarde, mesticiate.
Monday n. lunedi.
mongrel n. can bastarde.
Monday n. lunedi (-dì)
monism [Philos] n. monismo.
Moneta (as in Juno Moneta) Rom
Relig] n. Moneta. monist n. monista.
monetary adj. monetari. monistic adj. monistic.
monetize v. monetisar. monitor, admonisher n. monitor.
money, coin n. numisma. monitor, censor, proctor [School] n.

censor.
money, coin n. numisma -ma/-mat-].
monitor (gen/tech) n. monitor.
money n. pecunia, moneta.
monitor (in school) n. censor.
money n. pecunia.
monitor v. controlar ascoltar.
money n. moneta, pecunia.
monitory, admonitory adj. monitori.
moneyage (fee paid for minting
monitory (letter) n. monitorio.
privilege) Hist] n. monetage (-aje).
monk n. monacho.
moneyage (fee paid for minting
privilege) Hist] n. monetage. monk n. monacho (-mò-).
moneybox n. cassetta a moneta. monkdom n. monachato.
money-changer n. cambiator de monkey, ape n. simia.

moneta, cambiator. monkey n. simia.
money-changer n. cambiator, cambiator monkey business, monkeyshine n.
de moneta. simieria.
money-changer n. cambiator. monkey business, monkeyshine n.
money-lender n. prestator de moneta, simieria (- ìa).
usurero. monkey-nut n. arachide.
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monkeyshine, monkey business n. monolog, monologue n. monologo.

simieria. monologize, deliver a monologue v.
monkeyshine, monkey business n. monologar.
simieria (- ìa). monometallism n. monometallismo.
monkey-wrench n. clave anglese. monometallist n. monometallista.
monkish, monachal adj. monachal. monometer n. monometro (-
monochord n. monochordo. òmetro).
monochromatic adj. monochromatic. monometer n. monometro.
monochrome adj. monochrome. monometric adj. monometric.
monocle n. monoculo (-nò-). monomial [Alg] adj. monomie.
monocle n. monoculo. monomial [Alg] n. monomio.
monogamic adj. monogamic. Monophysite [Theol] n. monophysita.
monogamist n. monogamo. monoplane n. monoplano.
monogamist n. monogamo (- nò- monopolism n. monopolismo.
). monopolist n. monopolista.
monogamous adj. monogame. monopolization n. monopolisation.
monogamous adj. monogame (- monopolize v. monopolisar.
nò-).
monopoly n. monopolio.
monogamy n. monogamia.
monostich [Pros] n. monosticho.
monogamy n. monogamia (-ìa).
monostich [Pros] n. monosticho (-
monogram n. monogramma.
nò-).
monogram n. cifra. monosyllabic adj. monosyllabe (-
monograph n. monographia (-ìa). sì-).
monograph n. monographia. monosyllabic adj. monosyllabe.
monographer n. monographo. monosyllable n. monosyllabo.
monographer n. monographo (- monosyllable n. monosyllabo (-
ògrapho). sì-).
monographic adj. monographic. monotheism n. monotheismo.
monolith n. monolitho. monotheism n. monotheismo (-
monolith n. monolitho (-òlito). ìzmo).
monolithic adj. monolithic. monotheist n. monotheista (-
ìsta).
monolog, -gue n. monologo.
monotheist n. monotheista.
monolog, monologue n. monologo (-
monotheistic adj. monotheistic.
òlogo).
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monotheistic adj. monotheista. moo, low v. mugir.

monotheistic adj. monotheista (- moo v. mugir.
ìsta). mood (bad tempered) n. mal-humor,
monotheistic adj. monotheistic (- morositate.
ìstic). mood (bad tempered) n. morositate,
monotonous adj. monotone. mal-humor.
monotony n. monotonia. mood (good -) n. bon humor.
monotony n. monotonia (-ìa). mood [Gram] n. modo.
monotype [Print] n. monotypo. mood (humour) n. disposition, humor.
monson n. monson. mood (humour) n. humor, disposition.
monster adj. enorme, colossal. moodiness n. morositate, mal-humor.
monster adj. colossal, enorme. moodiness n. mal-humor, morositate.
monster n. monstro. moody (bad tempered) adj. de mal
monstrosity n. monstruositate. humor.
monstrous adj. monstruose. moon adj. lunar.
monstrous, prodigious, portentous moon [Astron] n. luna.

adj. portentose. moon (full -) n. luna plen.
montane (1. mountainous; 2. moon, lunar adj. lunar.
mountain) adj. montan. moon n. luna.
Montenegro [Geog] n. Montenegro. moon-light (by - light) phr. per luna.
month n. mense. moon-light n. lumine del luna.
monthly adj. mensual. moon-struck adj. lunatic.
monthly adv. mensualmente. moor adj. maure, more.
monthly n. revista mensual. moor adj. more, maure.
monthly payment n. mensualitate. moor (drop anchor) vt. religar, retiner
monthly salary n. mense. anchore.
monthly-payment n. pagamento moor (drop anchor) vt. retiner anchore,
mensual. religar.
monticule, hill (small mountain) n. moor (moorland) n. landa.
monticulo. moor n. mauro, moro.
Montserrat [Geog] n. Montserrat. moor n. moro, mauro.
monument n. monumento. moor n. tesca.
monumental adj. monumental. Moor n. mauro.
monumentally adv. monumentalmente. mooring-berth n. posto.
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Moorish adj. maure. moratory adj. moratori.

Moorish, Moresque adj. mauresc. morbid adj. morbide.
mop n. spongia de baston. morbidity n. morbiditate.
mop v. spongiar de baston. morbiferous adj. morbifere.
mop up, dry, wipe v. essugar. morbific adj. morbific.
mope v. attristar se. mordacity n. mordacitate.
mope v. infurer. mordant, biting, caustic adj. mordente
mora [Pros] n. mora. ppr of morder.
moraine [Geol] n. morena. mordent [Mus] adj. mordente ppr of
morder.
moral (1. as in moral conduct; 2. as in
more adj. plus de.
moral victory) adj. moral.
more adv. plus.
moral adj. moral.
more adv. magis (mà-).
moral n. moral.
more adv. magis.
morale (as in the morale of an army)
n. moral. more (the) more ... (the more) phr. le
morale n. moral stato de animo. plus . le plus.
more or less phr. plus o minus.
moralism (moral practice, attitude) n.
moralismo. more-and-more phr. plus e plus.
moralist, ethicist n. ethico. more-over adv. plus ultra.
moralist n. moralista. moreover, besides adv. preterea.
morality n. moralitate. moreover, besides adv. preterea (-tér-).
moralization (1. action of improving moreover, furthermore, likewise adv.
the morals; 2. moral reflection) n. alsi (- ì)
moralisation. moreover, furthermore, likewise adv.
moralization n. moralisation. alsi.
moralize (1. to improve the morals of; Moresque, Moorish adj. mauresc.
2. to study moral problems) v. more-than (enough) adj/adv. plus satis
moralisar. de.
moralize v. moralisar. more-than (no -) phr. non plus (que).
moralizer n. moralisator. more-than (no -) phr. non plus.
morals n. moralitate. more-than (what's -) phr. etiam plus.
morals n. moral. morgue (place where bodies are kept
morass n. palude. for identification) n. morgue.
moratorium n. moratorio.
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morgue (place where bodies are kept morphine n. morphina.

for identification) n. morgue F]. morphinism [Med] n. morphinismo.
moribund, dying adj. moribunde. morphinomania n. morphinomania (-
Mormon adj. mormonic. ìa).
Mormon (as in the Book of Mormon) n. morphinomania n. morphinomania.
Mormon. morphinomaniac n. morphinomano.
Mormonism n. mormonismo. morphinomaniac n. morphinomano (-
morning adj. matinal. òmano).
morning adj. matutin. morphological adj. morphologic.
morning (good -) interj. bon jorno. morphologist n. morphologista.
morning (morning's duration) n. morphologist n. morphologo.
matinata. morphologist n. morphologo (-
morning n. mane. òlogo).
morning n. matino. morphology n. morphologia (-ìa).
morning n. matutino. morphology n. morphologia.
morning-sickness n. nausea de matino. morris (dance) n. mauresca.
morning-star n. luciferente. morrow (morning) n. matino.
Moroccan adj. marocchin. morsel (1. small bite; 2. piece,
Moroccan n. maroccan. fragment) n. morsello.
Moroccan n. marocchino. morsel (bite) n. morsura.
Morocco [Geog] n. Marocco. morsel v. morsellar.
Morocco n. Marocco. mortadella (food) n. mortadella.
morocco dealer n. marocchinero. mortal (1. destined to die; 2. fatal) adj.

mortal.
morocco dresser n. marocchinero.
mortal adj. mortal.
morocco marocchin adj. marocchin.
mortality (1. mortal nature; 2. death
morose adj. morose.
rate) n. mortalitate.
morosely adv. morosemente.
mortality n. mortalitate.
moroseness n. morositate.
mortally adv. mortalmente.
morph-, morpho- (form) occurring in
mortar (1. as in mortar and pestle; 2.
Mil]; 3. as in to plaster with
morph-.
mortar) n. mortero.
Morpheus [Gr Mythol] n. Morpheo (-éo).
mortar (all senses) n. mortero.
Morpheus [Gr Mythol] n. Morpheo.
mortgage n. hypotheca.
morphine (drug) n. morphina.
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mortgage v. hypothecar. mosquito n. mosquito.

mortician n. director de pompas funebre. mosquito n. mosquito H].
mortification (1. Eccl]; 2. humiliation, mosquito net n. mosquitiera.
shame; 3. Pathol]) n. mortification. mosquito-like, gnatlike, gnat-shaped
mortification n. mortification. adj. culiciforme.
mortified adj. mortificate (pp of moss n. musco.

mortificar). mossy adj. muscose.
mortified adj. mortificate. most adj. le major parte de.
mortifier n. mortificator. most adv. maxime.
mortify (1. Eccl]; 2. to cause to feel most adv. le plus.
humiliated) v. mortificar. most adv. maxime (màx-).
mortify, treat with spite, spite v. most-high n. altissimo.
despectar.
mostly adv. principalmente, in general.
mortify v. mortificar.
mostly adv. in general, principalmente.
mortmain [Law] n. manomorte.
mote n. mota.
mortuary adj. mortuari.
motel (hotel) n. motel.
Mosaic adj. mosaic (-àic).
motet [Mus] n. mottetto.
mosaic adj. mosaic.
moth [Bot] n. lepidoptero.
Mosaic adj. mosaic.
moth (small) n. tinea.
mosaic n. mosaico.
mother n. matre.
mosaic n. mosaico (-àico).
mother n. matre, mamma.
Mosaism n. mosaismo.
mother n. mamma, matre.
Mosaism n. mosaismo (-ìzmo).
mother-earth n. gaia, matre terra, gea.
Moscow n. Moscova.
mother-earth n. matre terra, gea, gaia.
Moscow River, Moskva n. Moscova.
mother-earth n. gea, gaia, matre terra.
Moses n. Moses.
motherhood, maternity n. maternitate.
Moses n. Moyse (-sé).
motherhood n. maternitate.
Moses n. Moyse.
mother-in-law n. matre affin.
Moses n. Moses (mò-).
motherless adj. sin-matre, orphano de
Moskva, Moscow River n. Moscova. matre.
moslem n. musulman. motherless adj. orphano de matre, sin-
mosque n. moschea (-éa). matre.
mosque n. moschea. motherly adj. maternal.
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motherly adv. maternal. motorcycle n. motocycletta.

mother-of-pearl n. matreperla. motorcyclist n. motocyclista.
mother-of-pearl, nacre n. nacre. motorcyclist n. motorcyclista.
motif n. motivo. motoring n. automobilismo.
motion (1. movement; 2. Parl]) n. motorist, automobilist n. automobilista.
motion. motorist n. automobilista.
motion n. movimento, motion. motorization n. motorisation.
motion n. motion, movimento. motorize v. motorisar.
motionless adj. immobile. motor-launch n. motolancha.
motion-picture theater, cinema n. motor-oil n. oleo pro motores.
cinematographo.
motor-show n. salon del automobile.
motion-picture theater, cinema n. cine.
motorway n. autostrata.
motion-picture theater, cinema n.
mottled adj. marmorisate, variegate.
cinematographo (- ò-).
mottled adj. variegate, marmorisate.
motion-sickness n. nausea de
movimento. motto n. motto, devisa.
motivate v. motivar. motto n. motto.
motivation n. motivation. motto n. devisa, motto.
motive adj. motive. moul, moldd v. formar, modular.
motive n. motivo. mould, mold (1. as in to cast in a
motor adj. motor. mold; 2. model) n. modulo.
motor (as in an electric motor) n. mould, mold (a statue) v. modular.

motor. mould, mold [Bot] n. mucor.
motor n. motor. mould, mold (hollow form) n. modulo,
motor coach n. autocar. forma.
motor vehicle, automobile n. mould, mold (hollow form) n. forma,
automobile. modulo.
motorboat n. motobarca. mould, mold n. forma.
motorbus n. autobus. mould, mold v. modular, formar.
motorcar, car, auto n. auto. moulder, molder n. modulator.
motorcar n. automobile. moulding, molding [Arch] n.

modulatura.
motorcoach n. autocar.
mouldy, moldy (be -) v. mucer.
motorcycle n. motocyclo.
mouldy, moldy [Bot] adj. mucide,
motorcycle n. motorcyclo.
mucorose.
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mouldy, moldy [Bot] adj. mucorose, mounting (a jewel, picture, gun)

mucide. (action of) n. montatura.
mound (for burial) n. tumulo. mounting (a jewel, picture, gun)
mound (knoll) n. monticulo. (action of) n. montage.
mount (1. to ascend; 2. to fix in a mounting (a jewel, picture, gun)
setting, backing, support) v. (action of) n. montage (-aje).
montar. mounting n. montage, montatura.
mount (a horse) v. montar a cavallo. mounting n. montatura, montage.
mount (climb, fix) v. montar. mourn v. affliger se, luger.
mount (horse) n. cavallo. mourn v. luger.
mount, mountain n. monte. mourn v. luger, affliger se.
mount (mountain) n. monte, montania. mourn v. luger lug-/-luct-].
mount (mountain) n. montania, monte. mourner n. affligito.
mount (support, fixing) n. montatura. mourners (group) n. convoyo funebre.
mount (theat) v. montar. mourners (group) n. convoyo funebre (o
mountain, mount n. monte. les qui seque le -).
mountain n. monte, montania. mournful adj. luctuose, lugubre.
mountain n. montania, monte. mournful adj. lugubre, luctuose.
mountain n. montania. mournful adj. luctuose.
mountain climber, ascensionist n. mournful, doleful adj. lamentabile.
ascensionista. mournful, lugubrious adj. lugubre.
mountaineer (dweller) n. montaniero. mournful, lugubrious adj. lugubre
mountaineer n. montaniero. (lù-).
mountaineer (sport) n. alpinista, mourning (be in -) v. esser in lucto
ascensionista. (pro), portar lucto.
mountaineer (sport) n. ascensionista, mourning (be in -) v. portar lucto, esser
alpinista. in lucto (pro).
mountaineering n. alpinismo. mourning (be in -) v. esser in lucto,
mountainous adj. montaniose, montan. portar lucto.
mountainous adj. montan, montaniose. mourning (be in -) v. portar lucto, esser
in lucto.
mountainous adj. montaniose.
mourning n. lucto.
mountainous adj. montuose.
mourning widow, sweet scabious
mountain-range n. catena de
[Bot] n. vidua.
montanias.
mouse [Comp] n. mouse.
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mouse [Gen] n. ratto. move (affect with emotion) v.

mouse n. mure. commover -mov-/- mot-].
mouse n. mus. move (affect with emotion) v.
commover.
mouse n. mures.
move (by emotion) v. commover,
mouse-hole n. foramine de mures.
emover.
mousetrap n. trappa pro mures.
move (by emotion) v. emover,
moustache n. mustachio. commover.
mouth [Anat] n. bucca. move (cause to change position) vt.
mouth n. ore. mover.
mouth n. bucca. move, float, drift, sail v. vogar.
mouth (of a river) n. imbuccatura. move (go) vi. mover se.
mouth (of river) n. imbuccatura. move (house) v. cambiar de domicilio.
mouth (opening) n. apertura. move n. movimento.
mouth v. declamar. move, touch v. emotionar.
mouthful n. buccata. move by entreaty v. exorar.
mouthorgan (harmonica) n. harmonica. move in, be moved by, waves v.
mouthpiece [Mus] n. buccella. fluctuar.
move obliquely, oblique v. obliquar.
mouthpiece (of a horse's bit) n.
imbuccatura. move or be moving leverwise (over a
mouthpiece (person) n. interprete. fixed point) v. bascular.
movable adj. movibile, mobile. move to remorse v. compunger -pung-/-

punct-].
movable adj. movibile.
move to remorse v. compunger.
movable adj. mobile, movibile.
move-about v. ir e venir, circular.
movable-assets n. benes mobiliari.
move-about v. circular, ir e venir.
move (1. to cause to move; 2. to affect
move-back v. regreder, regressar, retirar
with emotion, stir up) v. mover.
(se).
move (1. to cause to move; 2. to affect
move-back v. regressar, retirar (se),
with emotion, stir up) v. mover mov-
regreder.
/mot-].
move-back v. retirar (se), regreder,
move (a resolution) v. proponer.
regressar.
move (affect emotionally) v. emover.
move-back v. retirar, regreder,
move (affect emotionally) v. emover - regressar.
mov-/-mot-]. move-back v. regressar, retirar,
regreder.
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move-back v. regreder, regressar, mower (machine) n. machina a tonder.

retirar. mower n. falcator.
move-forward v. avantiar (se). mower (person) n. falcator.
move-forward v. avantiar. mowing (act of) n. falcatura.
move-in v. installar se a domo. Mozambique [Geog] n. Mozambique.
movement (1. action or process of Mozarab (member of the Christian
moving; 2. as in popular population of Spain under the
movement, youth movement) n. Arabs) n. mozarabe.
movimento.
Mozarab (member of the Christian
movement (as in the second
population of Spain under the
movement of a symphony) Mus] n.
Arabs) n. mozarabe H].
parte.
Mozarabic adj. mozarabic.
movement n. movimento.
Mr (Mister) n. sr. (senior).
movements n. manovras.
Mr (Mister) n. sr.
move-off v. poner se in marcha, quitar.
Mrs (Mistress) n. sra. (seniora).
move-off v. quitar, poner se in marcha.
Mrs (Mistress) n. sra.
move-on v. avantiar.
Ms (Misses) n. sra. (seniora).
move-out v. cambiar de domicilio.
Ms (Misses) n. sra.
movie n. film.
much adj. multe.
movie (-s) n. cinema, le cine.
much adj. plurimel (plù-).
movie (-s) n. le cine, cinema.
much adj. plurimel.
moving, floating, drifting, sailing (act
much adv. tanto.
of) n. voga.
much adv. multo.
moving (of emotions) adj. commoviente,
emotionante. much (as -) adj. tante.
moving (of emotions) adj. emotionante, much (as - as) adv. quanto.
commoviente. much, exceedingly adv. plurimo.
moving, touching adj. emotionante. much, exceedingly adv. plurimo
moving (which moves) adj. mobile. (plù-).
mow (cut down with a scythe, sickle) much (excessively, too -) adv. troppo.
v. falcar. much (how - is it?) adv. quanto costa?
mow (cut) v. tonder. much (how - sugar?) adv. quante sucro?
mow (reap) v. falcar. much (I thought as -) phr. io lo ha
mow-down v. falcar, destruer in massa. expectate.
mow-down v. destruer in massa, falcar. much (in excess) adv. de troppo.
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much (make too - of) v. attaccar troppo muddle n. confusion, disordine.

de importantia a. muddle v. confunder, imbroliar.
much (so - per hundred) adj. phr. tanto muddle v. imbroliar, confunder.
pro cento.
muddle v. confunder (se), imbroliar.
much (so - the better) phr. tanto melio.
muddle v. imbroliar, confunder (se).
much (with noun) adj. troppo de.
muddle-through v. arrangiar se.
much talked of, rumored adj. rumorose.
muddy, miry adj. fangose.
much-to-my-astonishment phr. a mi
muddy (of liquid) adj. turbide.
grande stupefaction.
muddy (with mud) adj. fangose.
muchwandering, multivagant adj.
multivage (- tì-). mudguard, fender n. guardafango.
muchwandering, multivagant adj. mudguard n. guardafango.
multivage. muezzin n. muezzin.
mucilage (mucilaginous sap) Bot] n. muff n. manichetto.
mucilagine. muffle (deadern) v. assurdar.
mucilaginous (as in mucilaginous
muffle, mute v. assurdar.
glands) adj. mucilaginose.
muffle (wrap) v. inveloppar.
mucin [Biochem] n. mucina.
muffled, surd, dull adj. surde.
muciparous adj. mucipare.
muffler (of car) n. silentiator.
muck (dirt) n. immunditias, fango.
muffler (scarf) n. pannello de collo.
muck (dirt) n. fango, immunditias.
mufti (official expounder of
muck (manure) n. stercore.
Mohammedan law) n. mufti.
mucky adj. fangose, immunde.
mug (face) n. visage, muso.
mucky adj. immunde, fangose.
mug (face) n. muso, visage.
Mucor [Bot] n. mucor.
mug (fool) adj. dupe.
mucosa [Anat] n. mucosa.
mug (for drinking) n. tassa (sin
mucosity, mucousness n. mucositate. subcuppa).
mucous adj. mucose. mug v. robar, assalir.
mucousness, mucosity n. mucositate. muggy adj. calide e humide.
mucus n. muco. mulatto n. mulatto.
mud, mire n. fango. mulberry (fruit of the mulberry) n.
mud n. fango. mora.
muddiness n. fangositate. mulberry (mulberry tree) n. moro.
muddle n. disordine, confusion. mulct, fine v. mulctar.
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mule n. mulo. multiformity n. multiformitate.

mule [Zool] n. mulo. multilateral adj. multilatere.
mule driver, muleteer n. mulero. multilateral, many-sided adj.
muleteer, mule driver n. mulero. multilatere.
mullah [Moham] n. mullah. multilaterally adv. multilateralmente.
mullah [Moham] n. mullah (- là) multilobar, multilobed, multilobate

[Bot, Zool] adj. multilobe (-tì-).
multarticulate, multiarticulate [Zool]
adj. multarticulate. multilobar, multilobed, multilobate
multarticulate, multiarticulate [Zool] [Bot, Zool] adj. multilobe.
adj. multiarticulate. multilobate, multilobed, multilobar
multiarticulate, multarticulate [Zool] [Bot, Zool] adj. multilobate.
adj. multarticulate. multiloquence, talkativeness n.
multiarticulate, multarticulate [Zool] multiloquentia.
adj. multiarticulate. multiloquent, talkative adj.
multicapsular adj. multicapsular. multiloquente.
multicauline, having several stems multiloquous, talkative adj. multiloque
[Bot] adj. multicaule. (-tì-).
multicauline, having several stems multiloquous, talkative adj. multiloque.
[Bot] adj. multicaule (-càu-). multilosular [Bot, Zool] adj. multilocular.
multicellular adj. multicellular. multimillionaire n. multimillionario.
multicolored adj. multicolor. multinominal, polynomial [Math] adj.
multicolored n. multicolor. multinomie.
multinominal, polynominal [Math] n.
multicuspid, multicuspidate [Bot] adj.
multinomio.
multicuspide.
multipara n. multipara (- tì-).
multicuspid, multicuspidate [Bot] adj.
multicuspide (- cùs-). multipara n. multipara.
multicuspidate, multicuspid [Bot] adj. multiparity n. multiparitate.
multicuspide (- cùs-). multiparous adj. multipare.
multicuspidate, multicuspid [Bot] adj. multipartite adj. multipartite.
multicuspide. multiped, multipede adj. multipede.
multifid (cleft severally) adj. multifide.
multiped, multipede adj. multipede (-
multifid (cleft severally) adj. multifide (- tì-).
tì-). multipede, multiped adj. multipede (-
multiflowered adj. multi-flor. tì-).
multiform adj. multiforme. multipede, multiped adj. multipede.
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multiple (1. manifold, multiplex; 2. multisonous, multisonant adj.

Math]) adj. multiplice. multisone.
multiple (1. manifold, multiplex; 2. multitubular adj. multitubular.
Math]) adj. multiplice (-tì-). multitude (1. large number; 2. crowd,
multiple (1. menifold, multiplex; 2. throng) n. multitude.
Math]) adj. multiple (mùl-). multitude n. multitude.
multiple (1. menifold, multiplex; 2. multivagant, muchwandering adj.
Math]) adj. multiple. multivage.
multiple adj. multiple, multiplice. multivagant, muchwandering adj.
multiple adj. multiplice, multiple. multivage (- tì-).
multivalve, multivalved [Bot, Zool] adj.
multiple [Math] n. multiplo (mùl-
multivalve.
).
multivalved, multivalve [Bot, Zool] adj.
multiple [Math] n. multiplo.
multivalve.
multiple n. multiplo.
multivious (having many roads) adj.
multipliable, multiplicable adj. multivie (- tì-).
multiplicabile.
multivious (having many roads) adj.
multiplicable, multipliable adj. multivie.
multiplicabile.
multivocal, multisensual (having many
multiplicand n. multiplicando.
meanings) adj. multisense.
multiplication n. multiplication.
multungulate [Zool] adj. multungulate.
multiplicative adj. multiplicative.
multungulate [Zool] adj. multungule.
multiplicity n. multiplicitate.
mum (keep -) v. non dicer un parola.
multiplier [Math] n. multiplicator.
mum n. mamma.
multiplier n. multiplicator.
mumbiling n. murmuration.
multiply (1. to make more numerous;
mumble, grumble, whisper, mutter v.
2. Math]) v. multiplicar. susurrar.
multiply v. multiplicar (se). mumble v. murmurear, murmurar, parlar
multiply v. multiplicar. inter le dentes, mangiar le parolas.
multiply by nine v. nonuplar. mumble v. parlar inter le dentes, mangiar
multipolar [Anat, Elec] adj. multipolar. le parolas, murmurear, murmurar.
multisensual, multivocal (having many mumble v. mangiar le parolas,
meanings) adj. multisense.
murmurear, murmurar, parlar inter le
dentes.
multisonant, multisonous adj.
multisone.
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mumble v. murmurar, parlar inter le munitions, military supplies n.

dentes, mangiar le parolas, munition.
murmurear. mural adj. mural.
mummification n. mumification. mural n. pictura mural.
mummify (embalm as a mummy) v. murder, assassinate v. assassinar.
mumificar.
murder (kill) v. assassinar.
mummy (mum) n. mamma.
murder, murdering, assassinating n.
mummy n. mumia.
assassinamento.
mummy n. Archeol]. murder n. assassinato.
mumps n. parotiditis. murder n. assassinato, homicidio.
munch v. masticar. murder n. homicidio, assassinato.
mundane adj. mundan. murderer, assassin n. assassino.
mundane, worldly adj. mundan. murderer, assassin n. assassinator.
Munich n. Munich (mù-). murderer n. homicida, assassino.
Munich n. Munich. murderer n. assassino, homicida.
municipal adj. municipal. murderess n. assassina, homicida.
municipality n. municipalitate. murderess n. homicida, assassina.
municipality (town, city, having local murdering, assassinating, murder n.
self-government) n. municipalilate. assassinamento.
municipality, town or city council n. murderous adj. homicidal.
municipalilate. murderous adj. Fig].
municipalize v. municipalisar.
muriate, chloride n. muriato.
municipium [Rom Hist] n. municipio.
muriated (impregnated with chloride)
munificence n. magnificentia. adj. muriate.
munificence n. munificentia. muriatic adj. muriatic.
munificent adj. munificente. Muridae [Zool] n. murides.
munificent adj. magnificente. Muridae [Zool] n. murides (mùr-
munificent adj. magnific. ).
munition, supply with munitions v. murmur, buzz, hum, rustle n. susurro.
munitionar. murmur, hum n. rumor.
munitioneer, munitioner n. murmur n. murmure.
munitionero. murmur, roar, roaring n. fremito (fré-).
munitioner, munitioneer n.
murmur, roar, roaring n. fremito.
munitionero.
murmur, roar v. fremer.
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murmur v. murmurar. musculin [Biochem] n. musculina.

murmur v. murmurear. muse, Muse n. musa.
murmurer n. murmurator. Muse, muse n. musa.
murmurer, whisperer, hummer n. muse n. musa.
susurrator. muse v. reflecter, meditar.
murmuring (action of) n. murmuration. muse v. meditar, reflecter.
murmuring, rustling, susurrant, museum n. museo (-éo).
whispering adj. susurrante.
museum n. museo.
murmurous (filled with, or making,
mushroom n. champignon.
murmurs) adj. murmurose.
mushroom v. propagar se como fungos.
muscat (1. muscat grape; 2. muscatel
music n. musica.
wine) n. muscato.
musical adj. music, musical.
muscatel (1. muscat grape; 2.
musical adj. musical, music.
muscatel wine) n. muscatello.
musical (as in musical arrangement)
muscle n. musculo (mùs-).
adj. musical.
muscle n. musculo.
musical n. operetta.
muscled, muscular adj. musculate.
musical (of or pertaining to music) adj.
muscology, bryology (science af music.
mosses) n. muscologia.
musically adv. musicalmente.
muscology, bryology (science af
musician n. musico, musicante.
mosses) n. muscologia (-ìa).
musician n. musicante.
muscovite n. moscovita.
musician n. musicante, musico.
Muscovite n. moscovita.
musician n. musico.
Muscovy n. Moscovia.
musicologist n. musicologo.
muscular adj. muscular.
musicologist n. musicologo (-cò-
muscular (as in muscular energy) adj. ).
muscular.
musicology n. musicologia (-ìa).
muscular (as in muscular man) adj.
musicology n. musicologia.
muculose.
musicomania n. musicomania.
muscular, muscled adj. musculate.
musicomania n. musicomania (-
muscular system, musculature n.
ìa).
musculatura.
musicomaniac n. musicomano.
muscularity n. musculositate.
musicomaniac n. musicomano (-
musculature, muscular system n.
cò-).
musculatura.
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musk (1. musk deer; 2. musk muster n. revista, appello.

substance or perfume) n. musco. muster (review) v. passar in revista, facer
musk ox, ovibos [Zool] n. ovibos le appello de.
(ò-). muster (review) v. facer le appello de,
musk ox, ovibos [Zool] n. ovibos. passar in revista.
musket, rifle n. muschetto. mustiness n. mucor.
musketeer n. muschettero. musty adj. mucide.
muslim adj. moslem, islamic. musty, moldy adj. mucide.
muslim adj. islamic, moslem. mutability n. mutabilitate.
muslim n. moslem, musulman, islamita. mutable, changeable adj. mutabile.
muslim n. musulman, islamita, moslem. mutation (1. change; 2. Biol]) n.
muslim n. islamita, moslem, musulman. mutation.
mutation n. mutation.
muslin n. musselina.
mute adj. mute.
mussel n. musculo.
mute, dumb, silent adj. mute.
must (have to) v. deber.
mute, muffle v. assurdar.
must n. musto.
mute n. mus.
must (new wine, sweet cider) n. musto.
mute (person) n. muto.
must v. debe.
mute, sordine [Mus] n. surdina.
must v. debe (+ inf. v.)
muteness, dumbness, mutism n.
mustang n. mustang.
mutismo.
mustang n. mustang A].
mutilate v. mutilar.
mustard (- seed) n. semine de mustarda.
mutilated, maimed adj. mutile.
mustard n. mustarda.
mutilation n. mutilation.
mustard jar, mustard pot n.
mutilator n. mutilator.
mustardiera.
mutineer n. motinero.
mustard maker, mustard seller n.
mustardero. mutinous adj. motinose.
mustard pot, mustard jar n. mutiny (cause to -) v. motinar.
mustardiera. mutiny n. motin.
mustard seller, mustard maker n. mutiny v. motinar se.
mustardero. mutism, muteness, dumbness n.
muster (gather) v. congregar (se). mutismo.
muster (gather) v. congregar. mutter, mumble, grumble, whisper v.
muster n. appello, revista. susurrar.
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mutter n. murmur(e)ar. myopia, short-sightedness, near-

muttering n. murmure, murmuration. sightedness n. myopia (- ìa).
muttering n. murmuration, murmure. myopic adj. myope.
mutton n. ove. myopic, short-sighted, near-sighted
adj. myope.
mutual adj. mutue, mutual.
myosotis, forget-me-not [Bot] n.
mutual adj. mutual, mutue.
myosotis.
mutual, reciprocal adj. mutual.
myosotis, forget-me-not [Bot] n.
mutual, reciprocal adj. mutue.
myosotis (- sò-).
mutual promise to abide by the myria-, myri- (1. countless; 2. ten
decision of an arbiter n. thousand) occurring in derivatives
compromisso. and compounds] adj. myri-.
mutuality, reciprocity n. mutualitate.
myriad (1. ten thousand; 2.
mutually adv. mutualmente. indefinitely large number) n.
muzhik n. muzhik R]. myriade.
muzhik n. muzhik. myriad (1. ten thousand; 2.
muzzle (as in a dog wearing a indefinitely large number) n.
muzzle) n. musello. myriade (-ìade).
muzzle (for dog) n. musello. myriad n. myriade.
muzzle, halter (for animals) n. capistro. myriagram n. myriagramma.
muzzle (halter) n. capistro. myriameter n. myriametro.
muzzle (of gun) n. bucca. myriameter n. myriametro (- à-).
muzzle, snout n. muso. myriapod adj. myriapode (- à-).
muzzle (snout) n. muso. myriapod adj. myriapode.
muzzle v. musellar. myriapod n. myriapodo.
my poss pron. mi. myriapod n. myriapodo (-à-).
my- (shut the eyes, blink) occurring in myrrh (gum resin produced by the
compounds] v. my-. myrrh tree) n. myrrha.
Myanmar (Burma) n. Burma, Myanmar. myrrh n. myrrha.
Myanmar (Burma) n. Myanmar, Burma. myrrhic adj. myrrhic.
Myanmar [Geog] n. Myanmar. myrtaceous adj. myrtacee.
myopia n. myopia. myrtiform adj. myrtiforme.
myopia, short-sightedness, near- myrtle n. myrto.

sightedness n. myopia. myself (emphatic) pron. me ipse.
myself (object) pron. me.
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mystagogue n. initiator. mysticism, mystical theology n.

mystagogue n. mystagogo. mystica.
mystagogy n. mystagogia. mysticism n. mysticismo.
mystagogy n. mystagogia (-ìa). mystification, hoax n. mystification.
mysterious adj. mysteriose. mystifier, hoaxer n. mystificator.
mysterious, secret adj. arcan. mystify, hoax v. mystificar.
mystery (1. as in the Eleusinian mystify v. mystificar.

mysteries; 2. Eccl]; 3. secret, myth n. mytho.
obscure fact or force, motive; 4 mythical adj. mythic.
mystery play) n. mysterio. mythically adv. mythicamente.
mystery n. mysterio. mythography n. mythographia (-
mystery, secret n. arcano. ìa).
mystes (an initiate in the mysteries) Gr mythography n. mythographia.
Relig] n. mysta. mythological adj. mythologic.
mystic adj. mystic. mythologically adv. mythologicamente.
mystic, mystical adj. mystic. mythologist n. mythologo.
mystic n. mystico. mythologist n. mythologista.
mystical, mystic adj. mystic. mythologist n. mythologo (-tò-).
mystical theology, mysticism n. mythology n. mythologia.
mystica. mythology n. mythologia (-ìa).
mysticalness n. mysticitate.
N - n
n (letter -) n. littera n (en). nag (of conscience) v. remorder.

nabob (1. Indian Admin]; 2. very nag (reproach) vt. reprochar.
wealthy person) n. nabab. nagging n. reproches.
nadir (fig) n. nadir. nagging (of pain) adj. constante,
nadir n. nadir. irritante.
naevoid, nevoid [Pathol] adj. nevoide. nagging (of pain) adj. irritante,
naevus, nevus [Pathol] n. nevo. constante.
nagging (of people) adj. criticante.
nag (complain) vi. planger se
constantemente. nail [Anat] ungula v. clavar.
nag n. cavallastro. nail (metal) n. clavo.
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nail (of a finger or toe) n. ungula Namibia [Geog] n. Namibia.

(ùngula). nanny (grandmother) n. granmamma.
nail (of a finger or toe) n. ungula. nanny (nurse) n. governante.
nail (of a finger or toe) n. ungue. nanny-goat n. capra.
nail v. clavar. nant ((with child or young) filled with
nail mold n. claviera. meaning, significant) adj. pregnante
nailbrush n. brossetta pro le ungulas. (ppr of pregnar).
nailer, nail-smith n. clavero. nant ((with child or young) filled with
nailfile n. lima pro le ungulas. meaning, significant) adj. pregnante.
nail-smith, nailer n. clavero. nap (have a -) v. facer un parve somno.
nail-varnish n. smalt pro le ungulas. nap (of cloth) n. pilo.
naive adj. naive (naìve). nap, pile (of cloth, velvet) n. pilo.
naive adj. naive. nap (sleep) n. parve somno, siesta.
naiveness, naiveté n. naivitate. nap (sleep) n. siesta, parve somno.
naivete n. naivitate. nap v. dormir legiermente.
naiveté, naiveness n. naivitate. napalm n. napalm.
naked adj. nude. naphtha n. naphtha.
naked, nude, bare adj. nude. naphthaline n. naphthalina.
nakedness n. nuditate. naphthol n. naphthol.
nakedness, nudity n. nuditate. napkin n. servietta.
namby-pamby adj. affectate, insipide. napkin (table napkin) n. servietta.
namby-pamby adj. insipide, affectate. Naples n. Neapole.
name, call v. nominar. Naples n. Napoli.
name, call v. appellar. nappy n. panno.
name (christian/first -) n. prenomine. narcissism n. narcissismo.
name, designate, denominate v. narcissus n. narcisso.

denominar. narcosis n. narcose.
name (in the - of) phr. in nomine de. narcotic adj. narcotic.
name n. nomine. narcotic n. narcoti.
name v. nominar. narcotic n. narcotico.
nameless adj. sin nomine. narcotine n. narcotina.
namely adv. a saper. narcotism n. narcotismo.
namesake n. homonymo. narcotization n. narcotisation.
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narcotize v. narcotisar. nasal quality, nasality n. nasalitate.

nard, spikenard n. nardo. nasality, nasal quality n. nasalitate.
nardine (of or pertaining to nard) adj. nasalize v. nasalisar.
nardin. nasally adv. per naso, nasalmente.
narghile, nargileh n. nargile. nasally adv. nasalmente, per naso.
narghile, nargileh n. nargile (-lé). nascent, dawning adj. nascente.
nargileh, narghile n. nargile (-lé). nascent, dawning adj. nascente (ppr of
nargileh, narghile n. nargile. nascer).
narrate, expound, explain v. enarrar. nastily adv. disagradabilemente.
narrate v. narrar. nastiness n. character disagradabile,
narration, exposition n. enarration. obscenitate.
narration n. narration. nastiness n. obscenitate, character
disagradabile.
narrative adj. narrative.
nasturtium [Bot] n. cappucina.
narrative n. narration.
nasturtium [Bot] n. nasturtio.
narrator n. narrator.
nasturtium n. nasturtio.
narrow (grow narrower) vi. devenir plus
nasty adj. disagradabile, nauseabunde.
stricte.
narrow (limited) adj. limitate. nasty adj. nauseabunde, disagradabile.
narrow (not wide) adj. stricte. nasty (turn -) v. devenir disagradabile.
narrow (of little breadth) adj. stricte. natant adj. natante.
narrow (restrict itself) v. restringer se. natant adj. natante (ppr of natar).
narrow vt. limitar, restringer. natation, swimming n. natation.
narrow vt. restringer, limitar. natatorial, natatory adj. natatori.
narrowly (closely) adv. strictemente. natatory, natatorial adj. natatori.
narrowly (only just) adv. per un pilo. nation n. nation.
narrow-minded adj. illiberal, intolerante. national adj. national.
narrow-minded adj. intolerante, illiberal. national n. regnicola.
narrowness n. strictessa. national, subject, citizen (of a

country) n. regnicola.
narrows n. stricto.
national, subject, citizen (of a
narrows, straits n. stricto.
country) n. regnicola (- nì-).
nasal (1. as in nasal duct; 2. Phonet])
national-anthem n. hymno national.
adj. nasal.
nasal adj. nasal. national-insurance n. assecurantia
statal.
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nationalism n. nationalismo. natrium, sodium n. natrium (nà-

nationalist n. nationalista. ).
nationality n. nationalitate. natrolite [Mineral] n. natrolitho (-
ò-).
nationalization n. nationalisation.
natrolite [Mineral] n. natrolitho.
nationalize (convert into national
natron n. natron (nà-).
property) v. nationalisar.
natron n. natron.
nationally adv. nationalmente.
natural adj. natural.
national-service n. servicio militar.
natural, connatural, inborn adj.
nationwide adj. a scala national, national.
connatural.
nationwide adj. national, a scala national.
natural n. mus.
native (1. as in native wit; 2. native-
natural (sign) Mus;] n. bequadro.
born) adj. native.
natural inclination, bent, propensity n.
native adj. native, natal.
propension.
native adj. natal, native.
natural-gas n. methano.
native (connected with one's birth) adj.
naturalism (1. conformity with nature;
natal.
2. Philos]; 3. Lit. or Art]) n.
native n. indigena. naturalismo.
native n. indigena, nativo. naturalist (1. a student of natural
native n. nativo. history; 2. an adherent of
native n. indigena (-dì-). naturalism in philosophy; 3. a
native n. nativo, indigena. representative of naturalism in art
native country, fatherland n. patria. or literature) n. naturalista.
native-country n. patria. naturalistic (1. as in naturalistic

principlcs in art; 2. Philos]; 3. of or
native-language n. lingua maternal.
pertaining to natural history) adj.
nativism (1. prejudice in favor of
naturalistic.
natives against foreigners; 2.
naturalization n. naturalisation.
Philos]) n. nativismo.
naturalize (1. to naturalize a foreigner;
nativist (1. a partisan of nativism in
2. to acclimatize) v. naturalisar.
the treatment of foreigners; 2.
naturalize v. naturalisar.
Philos]) n. nativista.
naturally (1. in a natural way; 2. by
nativity n. nativitate.
nature; 3. of course) adv.
natlonalize v. nationalisar.
naturalmente.
natrium, sodium n. natrium.
naturally adv. naturalmente.
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naturalness n. naturalitate. nautical adj. nautic.

nature (1. the nature of a being or nautical adj. nautic (nàu-).
person; 2. the material world and nautilus n. nautilo.
its phenomena) n. natura. nautilus n. nautilo (nàu-).
nature (by -) adv. de natura. naval (- officer) n. officiero de marina.
nature, inborn quality (of a person or naval adj. naval.
thing) n. physis.
nave [Arch] n. nave.
nature, inborn quality (of a person or
nave n. nave.
thing) n. physis (fì-).
navel n. umbilico.
nature n. natura.
navel, umbilicus [Anat] n. umbilico (-
nau- (ship) occurring in compounds] ìco).
n. nau-.
navel, umbilicus [Anat] n. umbilico.
naught (come to -) v. abortar.
navigability n. navigabilitate.
naught n. nihil, nil, zero.
navigable (as in navigable stream) adj.
naught n. zero, nihil, nil. navigabile.
naught n. nil, zero, nihil. navigate, sail (as in to navigate or sail
naught, nought n. nihil, nil. the seas) v. navigar.
naught, nought n. nil, nihil. navigate v. navigar.
naughtiness n. malitia, mal conducta. navigation (1. Naut/ Aeronaut] (act or
naughtiness n. mal conducta, malitia. practice of navigating; 2. act or
naughty adj. mal. science of navigation) n. navigation.
naumachy [Rom. Antiq] n. naumachia (- navigation n. navigation.
ìa). navigation (the art or science of) n.
naumachy [Rom. Antiq] n. naumachia. nautica (nàu-).
Nauru [Geog] n. Nauru. navigation (the art or science of) n.
nausea n. nausea. nautica.
navigational adj. navigational.
nauseate (feel nausea) v. nausear.
navigator n. navigator.
nauseate v. nausear.
navigator (one who sails the seas) n.
nauseating adj. nauseose, nauseabunde.
navigator.
nauseating adj. nauseabunde, nauseose.
navvy n. peon, travaliator, laborator.
nauseating, nauseous adj.
navvy n. travaliator, laborator, peon.
nauseabunde.
navvy n. laborator, peon, travaliator.
nauseous, nauseating adj.
nauseabunde.
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navvy n. laborator, peon, travaliator (sur near, with, at, by prep. apud.
le camminos). near by, near adv. juxta.
navvy n. travaliator (sur le camminos), near to, next to, near prep. juxta.
laborator, peon.
nearby adj. vicin.
navvy n. peon, travaliator (sur le
near-by adv/prep. presso.
camminos), laborator.
near-east n. levante, proxime oriente.
navy n. flotta.
near-east n. proxime oriente, levante.
navy n. flotta, marina de guerra.
nearly adv. quasi.
navy n. marina de guerra, flotta.
nearly, almost adv. quasi.
navy-blue n. blau marin.
nearly (I - did it) phr. io esseva al puncto
Nazarene adj. nazaren.
de facer lo.
Nazarene n. nazareno.
nearsighted adj. myope.
Nazareth n. Nazareth (nà-).
near-sighted, myopic, short-sighted
Nazareth n. Nazareth.
adj. myope.
Nazi n. nazi. near-sightedness, myopia, short-
Nazi n. nazi (-ts-). sightedness n. myopia.
Nazism n. nazismo. near-sightedness, myopia, short-
Neapolitan adj. neapolitan. sightedness n. myopia (- ìa).
Neapolitan n. neapolitano. neasant n. paisano.
near adv. presso. neat, clear, pure adj. nitide.
near, at hand adv. propter. neat (clear, pure) adj. nette.
near, at hand adv. propter (pròp- neat (of spirits) adj. pur.
). neat (tidy) adj. nette.
near (intimate) adj. intime. neatness, cleanness, cleanliness n.
near, near by adv. juxta. nettitate.
near, near to, next to prep. juxta. neatness, clearness, pureness n.
near (nearby) adj. proxime, vicin. nitiditate.
near (nearby) adj. vicin, proxime. Nebuchadnezzar [Bib] n.
Nabuchodonosor.
near, neighboring adj. propinque.
nebula [Astron] n. nebulosa.
near, neighboring, adjoining adj. vicin.
nebula [Pathol] n. nebula (né-).
near prep. apud, presso.
nebula [Pathol] n. nebula.
near prep. presso, apud.
nebular adj. nebular.
near v. approximar se a.
nebulous adj. nebulose.
near, with, at, by prep. apud (à-).
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nebulousness n. nebulositate. necrology, necrologue n. necrologo (-

necessary adj. necesse. òlogo).
necessary adj. necessari. necrology, necrologue n. necrologo.
necessary adj. necesse, necessari. necromancer n. necromante.
necessary adj. necessari, necesse. necromancy n. necromantia.
necessitate, force, compel (make necromancy n. necromantia (-ìa).

necessary) v. necessitar. necromantic adj. necromantic.
necessitate v. necessitar. necrophagous adj. necrophage.
necessity (1. fact or quality of being necropolis, cemetery n. necropole.
necessary; 2. need, want) n. necropsy, autopsy [Med] n. necropsia (-
necessitate. ìa).
necessity n. necessitate. necropsy, autopsy [Med] n. necropsia.
necessity (of -) adv. necessarimente. necroscopic, necroscopical adj.
neck [Anat] n. collo. necroscopic.
neck (make out) v. basiar se necroscopical, necroscopic adj.
passionatemente. necroscopic.
neck n. collo. necrosis [Pathol] n. necrosis (-
òsis).
neck (of violin) n. manico.
necrosis [Pathol] n. necrosis.
necklace, collar (band, chain or the
nectar (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Bot]) n.
like, worn around the neck) n.
nectare.
collar.
nectar n. nectare.
necklace n. collar.
nectarean, nectareous adj. nectarin.
necktie n. cravata.
nectary [Bot] n. nectario.
necktie, scarf, cravat n. cravata.
nee adj. nascite.
necro-, necr- (corpse, dead body)
occurring in derivatives and need, be in need of v. indiger.
compounds] n. necro-. need (deprivation) n. miseria, privation.
necrologic, necrological adj. necrologic. need (deprivation) n. privation, miseria.
necrological, necrologic adj. necrologic. need (have need of) v. haber besonio
necrologue, necrology n. necrologo (- de.
òlogo). need (if - be) prep. phr. in caso de
necrologue, necrology n. necrologo. necessitate.
need (lack) n. manco, carentia.
necrology n. necrologia.
need (lack) n. carentia, manco.
necrology n. necrologia (- ìa).
need (lack) v. mancar, carer.
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need (lack) v. carer, mancar. negative (reply) n. negativa.

need (must) v. deber. negativism n. negativismo.
need, penury n. miseria. negativist n. negativista.
need (require) v. requirer. neglect v. negliger.
need (requirement) n. besonio, neglect v. negliger -lig-/-lect-].
necessitate. neglected adj. neglecte.
need (requirement) n. necessitate, negligee n. négligé F].
besonio.
negligee n. négligé.
needful adj. necessari.
negligence n. negligentia.
needle n. agulia, aco.
negligent adj. negligente.
needle n. agulia.
negligent adj. negligente (ppr of
needle n. aco, agulia.
negliger).
needle n. aco. negligible adj. insignificante, negligibile.
needleful (of thread) n. aguliata. negligible adj. negligibile, insignificante.
needless adj. superflue, inutile. negotiability n. negotiabilitate.
needless adj. inutile, superflue. negotiable [Commer] adj. negotiabile.
needlework n. sutura. negotiate (1. to talk over and arrange
needy adj. necessitose. terms for; 2. to convert into cash)
needy adj. indigente, necessitose. v. negotiar.
needy adj. necessitose, indigente. negotiate v. negotiar.

nefarious adj. infame. negotiation n. negotiation.
negate v. negar. negotiation, negotiating n. negotio.
negation n. negation. negotiation, negotiating n. negotiation.
negative (1. not affirmative; 2. not negotiator n. negotiator.
positive) adj. negative. negress n. negra.
negative adj. negative. negro adj. negro.
negative [Gram] n. negation. negro n. negro.
negative (negative proposition, Negro n. negro.
statement, reply) n. negativa. negroid adj. negroide.
negative [Photog. etc] n. negativo. Negus n. negus.
negative (photog) n. negativo. Negus n. negus (né-).
negative [Photog] n. cliché. neigh n. hinnimento.
negative [Photog] n. cliché F]. neigh v. hinnir.
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neigh, whinny v. hinnir. nemato-, nemat- (thread) occurring in

neighbor [Bib] n. proximo. compounds] n. nemat-.
neighbor, border upon v. vicinar. Nemesis [Gr. Relig] n. Nemesis.
neighbor, border upon v. avicinar. Nemesis [Gr. Relig] n. Nemesis (né-).
neighbor n. vicino. neocolonialism n. neocolonialismo.
neighbor, neighbour n. vicino. neocolonialist n. neocolonialista.
neighborhood n. vicinitate. Neo-Latin adj. neolatin.
neighborhood, vicinity (1. nearness; 2. Neo-Latin n. neolatino.
region, surroundings) n. vicinitate. neolith [Archeol] n. neolitho (- ò-
neighboring, adjoining adj. vicinal. ).
neighboring, adjoining, near adj. vicin. neolith [Archeol] n. neolitho.
neighboring, near adj. propinque. neolithic [Archeol] adj. neolithic.
neighbor-on v. vicinar. neological adj. neologic.
neighbouring n. vicin, vicinal, vicinante. neologism n. neologismo.
neighbouring n. vicinante, vicin, vicinal. neologism (new word or expression)

n. neologismo.
neighbouring n. vicinal, vicinante, vicin.
neologist n. neologista.
neighing, whinnying n. hinnimento.
neology (use of new words) n. neologia
neighrorly adj. de bon vicino, amical.
(- ìa).
neighrorly adj. amical, de bon vicino.
neology (use of new words) n. neologia.
neighrorly (in a - way) adv. de forma
neon adj. neon.
amical, amicalmente.
neon [Chem] n. neon.
neighrorly (in a - way) adv.
neon [Chem] n. neon (né-).
amicalmente, de forma amical.
neither adj. necun (del duo). neon lights n. lumines de neon.
neither adj. necun. neophyte n. neophyto.
neither adv/conj. nec, ni. neophyte n. neophyto (-ò-).
neither adv/conj. ni, nec. neoplasm [Med] n. neoplasma.
neither indef pron. neutro. Neoplatonic adj. neoplatonic.
neither pron. ni le uno ni le altere, neutro. Neoplatonism n. neoplatonismo.
neither pron. neutro, ni le uno ni le altere. Neoplatonist n. neoplatonico.
neither...nor conj. ni ... ni. Nepal [Geog] n. Nepal.
nemathelminth n. nemathelminthe. nephew n. nepote.
nemathelminth n. nemathelminthe nephew n. nepto.

Zool]. nephritic adj. nephritic.
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nephritis [Pathol] n. nephritis (- nervous (1. muscular; 2. pertaining to

ìtis). the nerves; 3 . highly strung,
nephritis [Pathol] n. nephritis. irritable) adj. nervose.
nephro-, nephr- (kidney) occurring in nervous adj. nervose.
derivatives and compounds] n. nervous diathesis [Med] n. nervosismo.
nephro-. nervous-breakdown n. collapso nervose.
nephrocele [Pathol] n. nephrocele.
nervousness n. nervositate.
nepotism (favoritism in regard to
nervous-system n. systema nervose.
relatives) n. nepotismo.
nervure, nerve [Bot/ Entom] n. nervura.
nepotism n. nepotismo.
nervy adj. irritabile.
Neptune (1. Rom. Relig]; 2. Astron]) n.
neso- (island) occurring in
Neptuno.
compounds] n. neso-.
Neptune (Planet) n. Neptuno.
nest n. nido.
neptunian [Geol] adj. neptunian.
nest (of a bird, mouse) n. nido.
Neptunism [Gcol] n. neptunismo.
nest v. annidar.
neptunist [Geol] n. neptunista.
nest v. annidar (se).
neptunium [Chem] n. neptunium (-
nest egg, savings n. peculio.
tùn-).
neptunium [Chem] n. neptunium. nest-building n. nidification.
nervation, nervature n. nervation. nestle v. annidar se, installar se

commodemente.
nervature, nervation n. nervatura.
nestle v. installar se commodemente,
nerve (1. as in a man of nerve; 2.
annidar se.
Anat]) n. nervo.
net adj. nette.
nerve [Anat] n. nervo.
net (as in fish net, hair net) n. rete.
nerve (cheek) n. audacia.
net (as in to make a living by netting
nerve (courage) n. valor.
purses) v. maliar.
nerve, nervure [Bot/ Entom] n. nervura.
net (catch) v. prender con un rete.
nerve v. dar corage a, fortificar.
net (gain) v. ganiar como profito,
nerve v. fortificar, dar corage a. reportar nette.
nerve-racking adj. horripilante. net (gain) v. reportar nette, ganiar como
nervine (having the quality of acting profito.
on the nerves) Med] adj. nervin. net n. reticulo, rete.
net n. rete, reticulo.
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Netherlands [Geog] n. Pais Basse, neurologist n. neurologo (-

Nederlandia. òlogo).
Netherlands [Geog] n. Nederlandia, Pais neurologist n. neurologista.
Basse. neurologist, neuropath n.
nettle (annoy) v. piccar. neuropathologo.
nettle (bio) n. urtica. neurologist, neuropath n.
nettle (sting) v. urticar. neuropathologo (- òlogo).
nettle, urtica n. urtica (-tìca). neurology n. neurologia.
nettle, urtica n. urtica. neurology n. neurologia (-ìa).
nettle, urticate v. urticar. neurology n. neuropathologia (-

ìa).
nettle rash, urticaria [Pathol] n.
neurology n. neuropathologia.
urticaria.
nettle-rash n. urticaria. neuroma [Med] n. neuroma.
network (-) v. facer rete. neuron [Anat] n. neuron.
network (as in a network of railroads) neuron [Anat] n. neuron (neu-).

n. rete. neuropath, neurologist n.
network n. rete. neuropathologo (- òlogo).
neume [Medieval Mus] n. pneuma. neuropath, neurologist n.
neuropathologo.
neume [Medieval Mus] n. pneuma -ma/-
neurosis n. neurosis (-òsis).
mat-].
neural adj. nerval. neurosis n. neurosis.
neuralgia n. neuralgia. neurotic adj. neurotic.
neuralgia n. neuralgia (-ìa). neuter (1. Biol]; 2. Gram]) adj. neutre.
neuralgic adj. neuralgic. neuter adj. neutre.
neurasthenia n. neurasthenia. neuter n. genere neutre.
neurasthenia n. neurasthenia (- neuter v. sterilisar.

ìa). neutral (1. not taking either side in a
neurasthenic adj. neurasthenic. dispute, war; 2. Chem.l; 3. Elec]
neurasthenic n. neurasthenico. (neither positive nor negative) adj.
neutre.
neuritis [Med] n. neuritis.
neutral adj/n. neutral.
neuritis [Med] n. neuritis (-ìtis).
neutral n. neutral.
neurological adj. neurologic.
neutral (not taking either side in a
neurological adj. neuropathologic.
dispute, war) adj. neutral.
neurologist n. neurologo.
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neutrality (1. state of not taking either New York n. New York.
side in adispute, war; 2. Chem]) n. New York n. New York A].
neutralitate. New Zealand n. Nove Zelanda.
neutrality n. neutralitate.
New Zealand (of) adj. neozelandese.
neutralization n. neutralisation.
New Zealander n. neozelandese.
neutralize v. neutralisar.
newborn n. neonate neonato.
neutrally adv. neutralmente.
newborn baby n. neonato.
neutron n. neutron.
New-Brunswick [Geog] n. Nove
neutron [Phys] n. neutron. Brunswick, New Brusnswick.
neutron [Phys] n. neutron (-òn). New-Brunswick [Geog] n. New
never adv. nunquam (nùnquam). Brusnswick, Nove Brunswick.
never adv. nunquam. New-Caledonia [Geog] n. New
never adv. nunquam jammais. Caledonia, Nove Caledonia.
New-Caledonia [Geog] n. Nove
never-ending adj. eterne, perpetue.
Caledonia, New Caledonia.
never-ending adj. perpetue, eterne.
newcomer n. nove venito.
never-mind v. phr. non importa!
Newfoundland [Geog] n. Newfoundland.
nevermore adv. non... plus jammais.
New-Hampshire [Geog] n. Nove
nevertheless adv. nonobstante. Hampshire, New Hampshire.
nevertheless conj. nonobstante. New-Hampshire [Geog] n. New
Nevis [Geog] n. Nevis. Hampshire, Nove Hampshire.
nevoid, naevoid [Pathol] adj. nevoide. New-Jersey [Geog] n. New Jersey, Nove
nevus, naevus [Pathol] n. nevo. Jersey.
new (1. not existing before; 2. not yet New-Jersey [Geog] n. Nove Jersey, New
used or worn) adj. nove. Jersey.
newly, lately, recently adv. nuper
new adj. nove.
(nù-).
new (happy - year!) interj. felice anno
newly, lately, recently adv. nuper.
nove.
newly n. recentemente, novemente.
new, novel adj. novelle.
newly n. novemente, recentemente.
New Guinea n. Nove Guinea (ginéa).
newly broken [Agr] adj. noval.
New Guinea n. Nove Guinea.
newly wed n. sponso.
new moon (phase or period of new
moon) n. novilunio. newly wed n. sponsa.
New Orleans n. Nove Orleans. newlywed n. sposo.
New York n. Nove York. newlywed n. sposa.

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New-Mexico [Geog] n. New Mexico, new-year's-eve n. vigilia de sancte

Nove Mexico. silvestro.
New-Mexico [Geog] n. Nove Mexico, New-York adj. neoyorkese.
New Mexico. New-York [Geog] n. New York.
new-moon n. novilunio. New-Zealand adj. neozelandese.
newness n. novitate. New-Zealand [Geog] n. Nove Zealand.
newness, novelty n. novellitate. next adj. proxime, sequente.
newness, novelty n. novitate. next adj. sequente, proxime.
news n. notitias, actualitates, novas. next adv. postea.
news n. actualitates, novas, notitias. next (as in next week) adj. proxime.
news n. novas, notitias, actualitates. next (as in next week) adj. proxime
news (piece of -) n. nova. (pròx-).
news-agency n. agentia de pressa. next, following adj. sequente (ppr of
news-agent n. venditor de periodicos. sequer).
news-bulletin n. bulletin de novas. next, following adj. sequente.
news-group [Comp] n. gruppo de novas. next, thereafter adv. deinde (déin-).
news-paper n. jornal, periodico. next, thereafter adv. deinde.
news-paper n. periodico, jornal. next to, near, near to prep. juxta.
newspaper n. jornal. next to last, penultimate adj. penultime

(- nùl-].
news-reel n. film de notitias, notitial, film
next-day n. die sequente.
de actualitates.
news-reel n. film de actualitates, film de next-door adj. vicin.
notitias, notitial. next-door adv. in le casa vicin.
news-reel n. notitial, film de actualitates, next-of-kin n. parente plus proxime.
film de notitias. next-to adv. presso a.
news-server [Comp] n. servitor de next-to-last adj. penultime.
novas.
next-to-nothing adv. puncta de penna,
news-stand n. kiosque.
quasi nihil, nie becco de pluma.
news-thread [Comp] n. filo de novas. next-to-nothing adv. quasi nihil, nie
newt n. triton. becco de pluma, puncta de penna.
new-testament n. scripturas grec, nove next-to-nothing adv. nie becco de
testamento. pluma, puncta de penna, quasi nihil.
new-testament n. nove testamento, nexus, connection n. nexo.
scripturas grec. Nicaragua [Geog] n. Nicaragua.
new-year's-day n. die del anno nove.
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nice (delicate) adj. subtil, delicate. nickel-plated n. nickelate.

nice (delicate) adj. delicate, subtil. nickel-plating n. nickelage.
nice (exact) adj. exacte. nickel-plating n. nickelage (-aje).
nice (likeable) n. sympathic, gentil. nickname n. supernomine.
nice (likeable) n. gentil, sympathic. nickname v. supernominar.
nice (of weather) adj. belle, bon. Nicotiana [Bot] n. nicotiana.
nice (of weather) adj. bon, belle. nicotine n. nicotina.
nice, pleasant adj. gentil. nicotinic adj. nicotinic.
nice (pleasant) adj. affabile, amabile. nicotinism [Pathol] n. nicotinismo.
nice (pleasant) adj. amabile, affabile. niece n. nepta.
nice point of honor, punctilio n. Niger [Geog] n. Niger.
punctilio. Nigeria [Geog] n. Nigeria.
nicely adv. con precision, con delicatessa. nigerian adj. nigerian.
nicely adv. con delicatessa, con precision. nigerian n. nigeriano.
niceness (exactness) n. exactitude. niggardly adv. parsimoniose.
niceness n. affabilitate, gentilessa. niggle (annoy) v. irritar.
niceness n. gentilessa, affabilitate. niggle (cavil) v. preoccucar se de cosas
niceness, pleasantness n. gentilessa. insignificante, cavillar.
nice-touch phr. detalio gentil. niggle (cavil) v. cavillar, preoccucar se de
niche n. niche. cosas insignificante.
niche n. niche F]. niggling (annoying) adj. irritante.
niche, put in a niche v. nichar. niggling (trifling) adj. insignificante.
niche, put in a niche v. nichar (-sh-). night (by -) adv. de nocte.
nick (in the - of time) adv. justo a night (darkness) n. nocte.

tempore. night (length of - time) n. noctata.
nick n. sectura. night n. nocte.
nick (old -) n. le diablo. night, whole night, night's time n.
nick v. insecar. noctata.
nickefiferous adj. nickelifere. night-cap (dress) n. bonetto de nocte.
nickel (1. the metal nickel; 2. a nickel night-cap (drink) n. bibita.

coin) n. nickel. night-club n. cabaret.
nickel-plate v. nickelar. night-dress n. camisa de nocte.
nickel-plate (ware) n. nickelatura. night-fall n. crepusculo.
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nightingale n. rossiniolo. nimbleness, quickness, agility n.

nightly adj. nocturne, de nocte, de prestessa.
vespere. nincompoop n. imbecille.
nightly adj. de vespere, nocturne, de nine adj. nove.
nocte. nine Num. novem, nove.
nightly adj. de nocte, de vespere, nine Num. nove, novem.
nocturne.
ninefold adj. nonuple.
nightly adv. cata nocte, cata vespere.
ninefold adj. nonuple (nù-).
nightly adv. cata vespere, cata nocte.
nineteen adj. dece-nove.
night-mape n. incubo.
nineteen Num. dece-nove, dece-novem.
night's time, night, whole night n.
nineteen Num. dece-novem, dece-nove.
noctata.
nineteenth adj. dece-none.
nightshade [Bot] n. solano.
nineteenth adj. dece-none (-nò-).
night-shift n. torno de nocte.
nineteenth adj. dece-novesime (-ésime).
night-shirt n. camisa de nocte.
nineteenth adj. dece-novesime.
night-time n. nocte.
nineteenth n. dece-none parte.
night-watchman n. guarda de nocte.
nineteenth Num. dece-none.
nihilism n. nihilismo.
ninetieth adj. novantesime (-ésime).
nihilist n. nihilista.
ninetieth adj. novantesime.
nil n. nil, nihil.
ninetieth Num. novantesimo.
nil n. nihil, nil.
ninety adj. novanta.
Nile [Geog] n. Nilo.
ninety Num. novanta.
nimble adj. agile, legier.
Nineveh n. Ninive (nì-).
nimble adj. legier, agile.
Nineveh n. Ninive.
nimble, agile, fleet adj. legier.
Ninevite n. ninivita.
nimble, agile, fleet adj. legier (-jér).
ninth adj. novesime.
nimble, quick, agile adj. preste.
ninth adj. novesime (-ésime).
nimbleness, agility, fleetness n.
legieressa (- jer-). ninth adj. none.
nimbleness, agility, fleetness n. ninth n. none parte.
legieressa. ninth Num. none.
nimbleness n. legieressa, agilitate. nip (bite) n. morsura.
nimbleness n. agilitate, legieressa. nip (bite) v. piccar, morder.
nip (bite) v. morder, piccar.
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nip (drink) n. gutta. nitrous, saltpetrous adj. salnitrose.

nip (go) v. ir presto. nitwit adj. imbecille.
nippers, vise, clamp, tongs, pincers n. Niue [Geog] n. Niue.
tenalia. Nivse [Fr. Hist] n. nivoso.
nipple n. papilla. nlbble v. beccar, morder.
Nippon n. Nipon. nlbble v. morder, beccar.
Nippon n. Nipon J]. nlckel n. nickel.
nippy (of person) adj. rapide, agile, no adj. nulle.
alerte.
no adv. non.
nippy (of person) adj. agile, alerte,
no adv. no.
rapide.
no!, by no means, not in the least adv.
nippy (of person) adj. alerte, rapide,
minime.
agile.
no!, by no means, not in the least adv.
nippy (of wind) adj. aspere, piccante.
minime (mì-).
nippy (of wind) adj. piccante, aspere.
no (I have - money) phr. io non ha alcun
nirvana n. nirvana Skr].
moneta, io ha necun moneta.
nirvana n. nirvana. no (I have - money) phr. io ha necun
niter, saltpeter n. salnitro. moneta, io non ha alcun moneta.
nitrate n. nitrato. no, not any adj. nulle.
nitric adj. nitric. no (opposite of ``yes ) (no) no.
nitride n. nitrido. no one, nobody pron. nemo.
nitrification n. nitrification. no one, none, nobody pron. nec-uno.
nitrify v. nitrificar. Noah n. Noe.
nitrite n. nitrito. Noah n. Noe (-é).
nitrobacterium n. nitrobacterio. Noah's Ark n. Arca de Noe.
nitrobenzene, nitrobenzol n. nobiliary adj. nobiliari.
nitrobenzina. nobility (1. nobility of birth, rank,
nitrocellulose n. nitrocellulosa. mind, character; 2. body of nobles
nitrogen n. nitrogeno. in a country) n. nobilitate.
nitrogen n. nitrogeno (-ò-). nobility n. nobilitate.
nitroglycerin n. nitroglycerina. noble (1. noble in rank, title or birth;
nitroglycerine n. nitroglycerina. 2. noble in character) adj. nobile.
nitrous (1. of niter; 2. Chem] noble adj. gentil.
(containing nitrogen) adj. nitrose. noble adj/n. nobile.
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noble, nobleman, noblewoman n. noise, din n. strepito (stré-).

nobile. noise, din n. ruito.
nobleman n. gentilhomine. noise (make a -) v. strepitar.
nobleman n. nobile. noise, make a harsh, shrill v. strider.
nobleman, noblewoman, noble n. noise n. stridor, ruito, strepido.
nobile.
noise n. strepido, stridor, ruito.
noblewoman, noble, nobleman n.
noise n. ruito, strepido, stridor.
nobile.
noise v. critar, publicar.
nobody, no one, none pron. nec-uno.
noise v. publicar, critar.
nobody, no one pron. nemo.
noisy adj. strepitose.
nobody (nonentity) n. nullitate.
noisy adj. ruitose.
nobody pron. nemo, necuno.
noisy adj. rumorose.
nobody pron. necuno, nemo.
noisy adj. ruitose, strepitose.
noctambulous adj. noctambule.
noisy adj. strepitose, ruitose.
noctivagous, noctivagant adj. noctivage.
no-longer phr. non... jam.
noctivagous, noctivagant adj. noctivage
(-tì-). nomad adj/n. nomade.
noctule [Zool] n. noctula. nomad n. nomade.
nocturn [Eccl] n. nocturno. nomad n. nomade (nò-).
nocturnal adj. nocturne. nomad, nomadic adj. nomade
nocturnally adv. nocturnemente. (nò-).
nomad, nomadic adj. nomade.
nocturne [Mus] n. nocturno.
nomadic adj. nomade.
nod n. outation, signo del testa.
nomadism n. nomadismo.
nod n. signo del testa, outation.
nomenclator (1. Rom. Antiq]; 2. one
nod v. nutar.
concerned with the nomenclature
node [Astron] n. nodo.
of a subject) n. nomenclator.
node n. nodo.
nomenclature n. nomenclatura.
nodosity (1. knottiness; 2. knotty
nomenclature (system of names used
swelling or protuberance) n.
in classifications) n. nomenclatura.
nodositate.
nomic (customary, conventional) adj.
nodular adj. nodular.
nomic.
nodule n. nodulo.
noise, din n. strepito.
noise, din n. ruito (-ìto).
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nominal (1. pertaining to a name or non-aggression pact n. pacto de non-

names; 2. existing in name only; 3. aggression.
Gram] (pertaining to a noun or non-attendance n. absentia.
nouns) adj. nominal. nonchalance n. nonchalance.
nominal adj. nominal. nonchalance n. nonchalance,
nominalism [Philos] n. nominalismo. disinvoltura.
nominalist [Philos] n. nominalista. nonchalance n. nonchalance F].
nominally adv. in nomine, nominalmente. nonchalance n. disinvoltura,
nominally adv. nominalmente, in nomine. nonchalance.
nonchalant adj. nonchalant, disinvolte.
nominate (appoint) v. nominar.
nonchalant adj. nonchalant F].
nominate v. proponer, nominar.
nonchalant adj. disinvolte, nonchalant.
nominate v. nominar, proponer.
nonchalant adj. nonchalant.
nomination, appointment n.
nomination. nonclaimable adj. irreclamabile.
nomination n. nomination, presentation. non-combattant adj. non-combattente.
nomination n. presentation, nomination. non-committal adj/ n. neutre, reservate.
nominative (1. bearing the name of a non-committal adj/ n. reservate, neutre.
person; 2. Gram]) adj. nominative. non-commlssioned n. officer
nominative adj. nominative nominativo. subofficiero.
nominative [Gram] n. nominativo. nonconformist adj/n. nonconformista.
nominator (one who nominates) n. nonconformist n. nonconformista.

nominator. nonconformity n. nonconformitate.
nominee n. candidato, nominato. nondescript adj. indefinibile,
nominee n. nominato, candidato. inclassificabile.
nomo- (law) occurring in derivatives nondescript adj. inclassificabile,
and compounds] n. nomo-. indefinibile.
none adj. nulle.
nomocracy n. nomocratia.
none, nobody, no one pron. nec-uno.
nomocracy n. nomocratia (-ìa).
none, not any adj. necun.
nomology n. nomologia (-ìa).
none (people) pron. nemo, necuno.
nomology n. nomologia.
none (people) pron. necuno, nemo.
no-more phr. non ... plus.
none (things) n. nihil.
nonacceptance n. non-acceptation.
nonentity n. persona insignificante,
nonagenarian adj. nonagenari.
nullitate.
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nonentity n. nullitate, persona non-voting adj. sin derecto de voto.

insignificante. nook (corner) n. angulo.
none-such n. necuno. nook (fig) n. angulo.
none-the-less adv. totevia. noon n. meridie, mediedie.
non-Euclidean [Math] adj. non-euclidian. noon n. meridie.
non-existence n. non-existentia. noon n. mediedie.
non-existent adj. non-existente. noon n. mediedie (-dìe).
non-fiction n. literatura non-fictional. noon n. mediedie, meridie.
non-flammable adj. non-flammabile. noon n. meridie (-rì-).
non-fulfillment, non-fulfilment n. non- no-one adj/pron. necuno, nemo.
execution.
no-one adj/pron. nemo, necuno.
non-member n. non-membro.
noose n. nodo, lasso.
nonmoral, amoral adj. amoral.
noose n. lasso, nodo.
non-negotiable adj. non-negotiabile.
nor conj. ni, nec.
non-observance, inobservance n.
nor conj. nec, ni.
inobservantia.
Nordic adj. nordic.
non-observance n. incomplimento.
nor'easter n. tempesta del nord.
non-official adj. officiose.
nor'easter n. tempesta del nord (de Nove
non-pareil adj. sin par, sin equal.
Angleterra).
non-pareil adj. sin equal, sin par.
Norfolk, - Island [Geog] n. Insula de
non-partisan adj. independente.
Norfolk.
non-party adj. independente. norm n. norma.
non-payment n. non-pagamento. normal (1. at right angles,
nonplus v. disconcertar. perpendicular; 2. conforming to a
nonplussed adj. disconcertate. norm) adj. normal.
non-profitmaking adj. sin scopo normal adj/n. normal.
lucrative. normalcy, normality n. normalitate.
nonsense n. nonsenso. normality, normalcy n. normalitate.
nonsensical adj. absurde. normalize, make conformable to a
nonsensically adv. absurdemente. norm v. normar.
non-smoking n. non fumator. normalize v. normalisar.
non-stop adj. continue. normally adv. normalmente.
non-stop adj. aeron. normal-school (teacher's college) n.
non-taxable adj. non-taxabile. schola normal.
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Norman (1. Norse invaders of France, northerner n. habitante del nord.

Italy; 2. inhabitant of Normandy) n. Northern-Ireland [Geog] n. Irlanda del
normanno. Nord, Nord- Irlanda.
norman adj. normanne. Northern-Ireland [Geog] n. Nord-
Norman adj. normanne. Irlanda, Irlanda del Nord.
norman n. normanno. northern-lights n. aurora boreal.
Normandy [Geog] n. Normandia. Northman, Norseman [Hist] n.
Normandy n. Normandia (-ìa). normanno.
North-Pole [Geog] n. Polo Nord.
Normandy n. Normandia.
North-Sea [Geog] n. Mare Nord.
normative adj. normative.
north-west adj. del nord-west.
Norseman, Northman [Hist] n.
normanno. north-west n. nord-west.
north adj/n. nord. northwest n. nord-west.
north n. nord. Norway [Geog] n. Norvegia.
North-Africa [Geog] n. Nord-Africa, Norway n. Norvega.
Africa del Nord. Norwegian (1. native or inhabitant of
North-Africa [Geog] n. Africa del Nord, Norway; 2. norwegian language) n.
Nord- Africa. norvegiano.
North-America [Geog] n. America del norwegian adj. norvegian.
Nord, Nord- America. Norwegian adj. norvegian.
North-America [Geog] n. Nord-America, norwegian n. norvegiano.
America del Nord.
nose (blow one's -) v. essugar le naso.
north-american adj. nordamerican.
nose (lead by the -) v. conducer per le
north-american n. nordamericano.
naso.
North-Carolina [Geog] n. Nord Carolina. nose n. naso.
North-Dakota [Geog] n. Nord Dakota. nose (not to see much beyond one's -
north-east adj. del nord-est. ) phr. non vider multo ultra le naso.
north-east n. nord-est. nose (of animal) n. muso.
northeast n. nord-est. nose (of human) n. naso.
northerly (of place) adv. al nord. nose (poke one's - into) v. mitter le
northerly (of wind) adv. del nord. naso in.
northern adj. septentrional, del nord. nosebleed n. sanguinamento del naso.
northern adj. septentrional. nose-shaped adj. nasiforme.
northern adj. del nord, septentrional. nostalgia, homesickness n. nostalgia.
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nostalgia, homesickness n. nostalgia (- not in the least, no!, by no means adv.

ìa). minime (mì-).
nostalgia n. nostalgia. not in the least, no!, by no means adv.
nostalgic adj. nostalgic. minime.
nosto-, nost- (return home) occurring not intermittent adj. continente.
in derivatives and compounds] n. not knowing, uninformed adj. insciente.
nosto-. not occupied, vacant adj. vacante (ppr of
nostril n. nare. vacar).
nosy (impropriemente) adj. curiose. not occupied, vacant adj. vacante.
not adv. non. not only adv. non solmente.
not; 2. conj lest adv. ne. not oxidizable adj. inoxydabile.
not; 2. conj that not adv. ni. not punctilious, inexact adj. impunctual.
not any adj. nulle. not removable, irremovable adj.
not any, no adj. nulle. inamovibile.
not saturable adj. insaturabile.
not any, none adj. necun.
not solid or firm, unsubstantial adj.
not any more phr. nunquam plus.
inconsistente.
not anywhere adv. nusquam.
not tactile, intactile adj. intactile.
not at all adv. nullemente, non del toto.
not to be contented, not easily
not at all adv. non del toto, nullemente.
contented adj. incontentabile.
not at all, in no way adv. nullemente.
not to be found adj. introvabile.
not atoned, unexpiated, inexpiate, not
not to be hoped (for) adj. insperabile.
expiated adj. inexpiate.
not to know, be ignorant of v. ignorar.
not challengeable, not exceptionable,
not transferable, untransferable adj.
irrecusable [Law] adj. irrecusabile.
intransferibile.
not compact adj. incompacte.
not transmissible adj. intransmissibile.
not decent, improper adj.
not transmutable adj. intransmutabile.
inconveniente.
not utilized, unused adj. inutilisate.
not easily contented, not to be
not wilting, not withering (not liable to
contented adj. incontentabile.
wither or wilt) adj. immarcescibile.
not exceptionable, irrecusable, not
not withering, not wilting (not liable to
challengeable [Law] adj. irrecusabile.
wither or wilt) adj. immarcescibile.
not expiated, not atoned, unexpiated,
not yet adv. nondum, ancora non.
inexpiate adj. inexpiate.
not yet adv. nondum (nòn-).
not fusible, infusible adj. infusibile.
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not yet adv. ancora non, nondum. note (take note) v. notar.
not yet adv. nondum. note (write down a note or notes of) v.
notability (1. quality of being notable; notar.
2. prominent person, notable) n. note (write down) v. scriber.
notabilitate. notebook n. quaderno.
notable adj. considerabile, eminente, noted adj. celebre.
notabile. note-down v. notar, scriber.
notable adj. notabile.
note-down v. scriber, notar.
notable adj. eminente, notabile,
notepaper n. papiro a scriber.
considerabile.
noteworthy adj. digne de attention.
notable adj. notabile, considerabile,
nothing (free, for -) adj. gratis.
eminente.
notacanthous, spiny-backed [Zool] adj. nothing (in vain) adj. in vano.
notacanthe. nothing n. nihil, nil.
Notacanthus n. notacantho. nothing n. nil, nihil.
notal, dorsal [Zool] adj. notal. nothing n. nil, nihil (nì-).
notarial adj. notarial. nothing n. nihil (nì-), nil.
notary n. notario. nothing (unwarranted) adv.
notation n. notation. gratuitemente.
notch, cut in v. insecar. notice (1. observation, cognizance; 2.
information or communication
notch, cut in v. insecar -sec-/-sect-].
imparting knowledge) n. notitia.
notch n. sectura.
notice (advice) n. aviso-(announcement.
notch v. insecar.
notice (at short -) phr. a curte aviso.
note (1. as in to take notes of a
notice, note v. notar.
lecture; 2. annotation) n. nota.
notice (notification) n. notification,
note (importance) n. importantia.
notitia, informe.
note (make a - of) v. prender nota de.
notice (notification) n. notitia, informe,
note (memo) n. memorandum.
notification.
note n. mus. notice (notification) n. informe,
note n. Commer]. notification, notitia.
note n. Mus]. notice (take no - of) phr. prestar nulle
note, notice v. notar. attention a, ignorar.
note (observe) v. observar. notice (take no - of) phr. ignorar, prestar
nulle attention a.
note (short letter) n. billet.
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notice (until further -) phr. usque nove nought, naught n. nil, nihil.
aviso. nought, naught n. nihil, nil.
notice v. observar, remarcar, notar. noun n. substantivo.
notice v. remarcar, notar, observar. noun n. nomine.
notice v. notar, observar, remarcar. noun, substantive n. substantivo.
notice, warning n. advertimento. nourish (1. to sustain with food; 2. as
notice (warning) n. advertimento. in to nourish a hope) v. nutrir.
notice-board n. tabula de annuncios. nourish v. nutrir.
notification n. notification. nourisher n. nutritor.
notifier n. notificator. nourishing adj. nutriente.
notify v. notificar. nourishing, alible, nutritive adj. alibile.
notion (concept, idea) n. notion. nourishing (be -) v. nutrir.
notion n. notion, idea. nourishing, nutrient adj. nutriente.
notion n. idea, notion. nourishing, nutrient adj. nutriente (ppr
notional, conceptual adj. notional. of nutrir).
notions, small ware n. merceria. nourishment, alimentation n.
notions, small ware n. merceria (- alimentation.
ìa). nourishment n. nutrimento,
notochord [Zool] n. notochordo. alimentation.
nourishment n. alimentation,
Notonecta, back swimmer [Zool] n.
nutrimento.
notonecta.
nourishment (sustenance, food) n.
not-only... but-also phr. non solmente...
nutrimento.
ma anque.
Nova-Scotia [Geog] n. Nove Scotia.
notoriety (character of what is publicly
or commonly known) n. notorietate. novate [Law] v. novar.
notoriety n. notorietate. novation [Law] n. novation.
notorious adj. notorie. novel adj. novelle, nove.
notorious (publicly or commonly novel adj. nove, novelle.

known) adj. notori. novel [Lit] n. romance.
notum, back [Zool] n. noto. novel n. romance, roman, novella.
notwithstanding adv. totevia, tamen novel n. novella, romance, roman.
malgrado. novel n. roman, novella, romance.
notwithstanding adv. tamen malgrado, novel, new adj. novelle.
totevia. novel [Rom. Law] n. novella.
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novelette, short story n. novella. now (well) adv. alora.

novelette writer, short-story writer n. nowadays adv. hodie.
novellista. now-and-then phr. de tempore in
novelist n. romancero. tempore.
novelist n. romancero, novellista. nowhere adv. nusquam (nùs-).
novelist n. novellista, romancero. nowhere adv. nusquam, in nulle parte.
novelty n. novitate, novellitate. nowhere adv. in nulle parte, nusquam.
novelty n. novellitate, novitate. nowhere adv. nusquam.
novelty (new or novel thing) n. novitate. nowhere near adv. presso nulle parte.
novelty, newness n. novellitate. nowise adv. de nulle maniera.
novelty, newness n. novitate. noxious adj. nocue.
November n. novembre. noxious, hurtful adj. nocue.
novena [Eccl] n. novena. nozzle n. imbuccatura, becco.
Novial (IAL) n. novial. nozzle n. becco, imbuccatura.
Novial (IAL) n. novial (Jespersen). N.R.I (Jesus Nazarenus Rex
Novial n. novial. Judaeorum) Abbrev. INRI.
Novial n. novial Nov]. nuance n. nuance.
Novialist n. novialista. nuance, shade n. nuance.
novice (1. Eccl]; 2. beginner) n. novicio. nuance, shade n. nuance F].
novice n. comenciante, novicio. Nubia n. Nubia.
novice n. novicio, comenciante. Nubian adj. nubie.
novitiate n. noviciato. Nubian n. nubio.
now (an hour from -) phr. de hic a un nubiferous, cloud-bringing adj.
hora. nubifere.
now (at present) adv. nunc, ora. nubile, marriageable adj. nubile.
now (at present) adv. ora, nunc. nubility n. nubilitate.
now (at the present time) adv. nunc. nucleal, nuclear adj. nucleal.
now (at the present time) adv. ora. nuclear adj. nucleari, nucleal.
now (from - on) phr. a parte de ora. nuclear adj. nucleari.
now (in past time) adv. alora. nuclear adj. nucleal, nucleari.
now (just -) phr. justo nunc, actualmente. nuclear, nucleal adj. nucleal.
now (just -) phr. actualmente, justo nunc. nuclear-energy n. energia nucleari.
now (right -) adv. ora mesmo. nucleate v. nuclear.
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nuclein [Chem] n. nucleina. nullify v. nullificar.

nucleolus [Biol] n. nucleolo. nullifying, diriment, annuling adj.
nucleolus [Biol] n. nucleolo (-clé-). dirimente.
nucleus (1. core, focus; 2. Special: nullity n. nullitate.
Astron/biol/Atomic Phys]) n. numb adj. Fig].
nucleo. numb (be -) v. torper.
nucleus n. nucleo. numb (deadened) adj. torpide.
nude adj. nude. number (1. Math]; 2. indicator
nude (art) n. nuditate. designating a thing or person in a
nude, bare, naked adj. nude. series; 3. Gram]) n. numero.
nude (model) n. figura nude. number (1. Math]; 2. indicator
nudge n. colpo (legier. designating a thing or person in a
series; 3. Gram]) n. numero
nudge v. dar un colpo legier de cubito.
(nù-).
nudism n. nudismo.
number (a - of) n. phr. plure.
nudist n. nudista.
number n. numero.
nudity n. nuditate.
number v. numerar.
nudity, nakedness n. nuditate.
number the pages of, to page v.
nugget n. pepita.
paginar.
nuisance (bother) n. incommoditate, numberer (one who or that which
enoio. numbers) n. numerator.
nuisance (bother) n. enoio,
numberless adj. innumerabile.
incommoditate.
numbers [Poet/Mus] n. numero.
nuisance (person) n. persona
incommodante. numbers [Poet/Mus] n. numero
(nù-).
null (1. worthless; 2. as in null and
numbskull n. idiota.
void) adj. nulle.
numeness n. torpor.
null adj. casse, nulle.
numerable adj. numerabile.
null adj. nulle, casse.
numeral adj/n. numeral.
null, void adj. casse.
numeral (designating number) adj.
null-and-void adj. nulle e sin valor.
numeral.
nullification n. nullification.
numeration (1. enumeration; 2.
nullified, void [Law] adj. irrite (ìr-
Arith]) n. numeration.
).
numerator [Arith] n. numerator.
nullified, void [Law] adj. irrite.
numerical adj. numeric.
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numerically adv. numericamente. nurse (give milk to (a baby)) v. nutrir.

numerosity, numerousness n. nurse (male) n. infirmero.
numerositate. nurse, suckle v. allactar.
numerous (1. in great numbers; 2. nurse, suckle v. lactar.
Poet/Mus] (harmonious,
nurse (tend) v. curar.
rhythmical) adj. numerose.
nurse (wet) n. nutrice.
numerous adj. numerose.
nurse (wetnurse) n. nutrice.
numerousness, numerosity n.
nurse (woman who takes care of the
numerositate.
sick) n. infirmera.
Numidia n. Numidia.
nursery (for plants) n. seminario.
Numidian adj. numidian.
nursery n. camera del infantes.
Numidian n. numida (nù)
nursery (room set apart for children)
Numidian n. numida.
n. nursery A].
numismatic adj. numismatic.
nursery (room set apart for children)
numismatics n. numismatica. n. nursery.
numismatist n. numismatico. nursery-rhyme n. rima infantil.
numskull n. idiota. nursing (of baby) n. allactamento.
nun n. religiosa, monacha. nursing (profession) n. profession de
nun n. monacha, religiosa. infirmera.
nun n. monacha (mò-). nursing, suckling (act of) n.
nun n. monacha. allactamento.
nursing-home n. hospital, clinica.
nunciature n. nunciatura.
nursing-home n. clinica, hospital.
nuncio n. nuncio.
nurture (bring up) v. educar.
nunnery n. convento.
nurture (feed) v. alimentar.
nuptial adj/n. nuptial.
nurture (feeding) n. nutrition.
nuptial, matrimonial adj. sponsal.
nurture (upbringing) n. education.
nuptial, wedding adj. nuptial.
nut [Bot] n. nuce.
nuptials n. nuptias.
nut n. bot.
nurse (a baby) v. nutrir, allactar.
nut n. Mech].
nurse (a baby) v. allactar, nutrir.
nut (person) n. idiota.
nurse (a sick person) v. curar.
nutate [Bot] v. nutar.
nurse (children's) n. guardiana de
infantes. nutation (1. act of nodding; 2.
nurse (female) n. infirmera. Astron/Bot]) n. nutation.
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nutcracker n. rumpenuces. nycto-, nycti-, nyct- (night) occurring

nutcracker n. rumpenuces (-nù-). in compounds] n. nyct-.
nutcrackers n. rumpenlces. nyctophobia n. nyctophobia.
nutmeg n. nuce muscate. nyctophobia n. nyctophobia (-ìa).
nutrient, nourishing adj. nutriente (ppr nylon n. nylon.
of nutrir). nylon n. nylon A].
nutrient, nourishing adj. nutriente. nymph (1. Mythol]; 2. Zool]) n. nympha.
nutriment n. nutrimento. nymph n. nympha.
nutrition (process of absorbing and Nymphaea [Bot] n. nymphea.
assimilating nourishment) n. Nymphaea [Bot] n. nymphea (-éa).
nutrition.
nymphal (1. Mythol]) 2. Zool]) adj.
nutritious adj. alimentose.
nymphal.
nutritious adj. nutritive. nymphal, nymphean [Mythol] adj.
nutritious, nutritive adj. nutritive. nymphee.
nutritive, nourishing, alible adj. alibile. nymphal, nymphean [Mythol] adj.
nutritive, nutritious adj. nutritive. nymphee (-ée).
nutritlon n. nutrition. nymphean, nymphal [Mythol] adj.
nymphee.
nut-shaped adj. nuciforme.
nymphean, nymphal [Mythol] adj.
nutshell (in a -) adv. in pauc parolas.
nymphee (-ée).
nutshell n. scalia de nuce.
nymphomania n. nymphomania (-
nyctalopia [Pathol] n. nyctalopia (- ìa).
ìa). nymphomania n. nymphomania.
nyctalopia [Pathol] n. nyctalopia.
nymphomaniac adj. nymphomane.
nyctalopic adj. nyctalopic.
nymphomaniac n. nymphomana.
Nycticorax [Zool] n. nycticorace.
nymphomaniac n. nymphomana (-
Nycticorax [Zool] n. nycticorace (- ò-).
còrace).
O - o
o (letter -) n. littera o. oar (implement for rowing) n. remo.

oak (Brit, red oak) n. robore. oar n. remo.
oak [Gen] n. querco. oar v. remar.
oak n. querco. oared, having oars adj. remate.
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oarsman n. remator. object (thing gram) n. objecto.

oasis n. oasis. object v. objectar.
oasis n. oasis (-à-). object of value n. ricchessa.
oat, oats n. avena. object to, reject [Law] v. recusar.
oath (abusive language) n. blasphemia. objectify, objectivize v. objectivar.
oath (as in to take an oath) n. objection n. objection.
juramento. objection (raise an -) v. sublevar un
oath (promise) n. juramento. objection.
oath (take an -) v. prestar juramento. objectionable adj. reprehensibile,
oatmeal n. farina de avena. repugnante, disagradabile.
oats n. avena. objectionable adj. disagradabile,
reprehensibile, repugnante.
oats, oat n. avena.
objectionable adj. repugnante,
obedience n. obedientia.
disagradabile, reprehensibile.
obedient adj. obediente.
objectivation [Philos] n. objectivation.
obedlent adj. obediente.
objective (1. aim, end; 2. Opt]) n.
obeisance, deep bow n. reverentia. objectivo.
obelisk n. obelisco. objective adj. objective.
obese adj. obese. objective n. objectivo, scopo.
obeslty n. obesitate. objective n. scopo, objectivo.
obey, be obedient v. obtemperar. objectivism [Philos] n. objectivismo.
obey v. obedir a. objectivity n. objectivitate.
obey v. obedir. objectivize, objectify v. objectivar.
obit, anniversary mass [Eccl] n. obito. objector n. objectante.
obit, anniversary mass [Eccl] n. obito obligation (1. moral or legal duty; 2.
(ò-). Lawl bond, contact; 3 . Com/Fin]
obituary adj. obituari. (bond, debenture; 4. indebtedness
obituary n. obituario. for a favor) n. obligation.
obituary, register of deaths [R.C.Ch] n. obligation n. obligation.
obituario. obligatory adj. obligatori.
object (1. a material thing; 2. purpose, obligatory, compulsory, binding adj.
end; 3. Gram]) n. objecto. obligatori.
object, aim n. scopo. oblige (1. to compel; 2. to make
object (aim) n. scopo, objectivo. indebted by doing a favor) v.
object (aim) n. objectivo, scopo. obligar.
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oblige v. obligar. obscene adj. obscen.

obliged (be - to, have to) v. deber, obscenity n. obscenitate.
haber a. obscurantism n. obscurantismo.
obliged (be - to, have to) v. haber a, obscurantist n. obscurantista.
deber.
obscurantist n. obscurante.
obliged (be grateful to) v. esser grate a.
obscuration n. obscuration.
obliged n. obligate.
obscure adj. obscur, tenebrose.
obliging adj. officiose.
obscure adj. tenebrose, obscur.
obliging adj. obligante, officiose.
obscure, dim, dark adj. obscur.
obliging adj. officiose, obligante.
obscure, dim, darken v. obscurar.
obliging adj. obligante.
obscure v. obscurar.
oblique (1. slanting; 2. not
obscurity, dimness, darkness n.
straightforward) adj. oblique.
obscuritate.
oblique adj. oblique.
obscurity n. obscuritate.
oblique, move obliquely v. obliquar.
obsdlescence n. obsolescentia,
obliquity n. obliquitate. desuetude.
obliterate v. obliterar. obsdlescence n. desuetude,
obliteration n. obliteration. obsolescentia.
oblivion n. oblido. obsecrate v. obsecrar.
oblivion n. oblivion. obsecration (1. supplication; 2. Rhet])
n. obsecration.
oblivious adj. obliviose.
obsequious adj. obsequiose.
oblong adj. oblonge.
obsequiousness n. obsequiositate.
oblong n. rectangulo.
observable (1. discernible; 2.
obnoxious adj/n. offensive, detestabile,
noteworthy) adj. observabile.
odiose.
obnoxious adj/n. detestabile, odiose, observable adj. observabile.
offensive. observance (1. act of observing a rule,
obnoxious adj/n. odiose, offensive, law; 2. religious rite or custom) n.
detestabile. observantia.
obnubilation [Med] n. obnubilation. observance n. observantia.
oboe n. oboe. observant adj. observante.
oboe n. oboe (ò-). observant (strict in observing rules or
oboist n. oboista. customs) adj. observante (ppr of
observar).
obourate adj. inexorabile.
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observant (strict in observing rules or obstacle, barrier n. barriera.

customs) adj. observante. obstacle n. embarasso, barriera,
observation (1. observance; 2. act of obstaculo.
observing a fact, event, obstacle n. barriera, obstaculo,
phenomenon; 3. remark) n. embarasso.
observation. obstacle n. obstaculo.
observation n. observation. obstacle n. obstaculo, embarasso,
observatory n. observatorio. barriera.
observatory (place or building for obstacle, obstruction n. embarasso.
scientific observation) n. obstetric adj. obstetric.
observatorio. obstetric, obstetrical adj. obstetric.
observe (1. to observe a law, rule; 2. obstetrical adj. obstetric.
to watch closely, to study; 3. to
obstetrical, obstetric adj. obstetric.
remark) v. observar.
obstetrician n. obstetrico.
observe v. reguardar, observar.
obstetrics, midwifery n. obstetricia.
observe v. observar, reguardar.
obstetrics n. obstetricia.
observe Lent v. quaresimar.
obstinacy n. obstination.
observer n. observator.
obstinate adj. obstinate.
obsess v. obseder -sed-/-sess-].
obstinate (be -) v. obstinar se.
obsess v. obseder.
obstreperous adj. strepitose, turbulente.
obsessed adj. obsedite.
obstreperous adj. turbulente, strepitose.
obsession n. obsession.
obstruct, block v. blocar.
obsolescence n. obsolescentia.
obstruct (block with obstacles or
obsolescent adj. obsolescente.
impediments) v. obstruer -stru-/-
obsolescent (become -) v. obsolescer. struct-].
obsolescent, becoming obsolete adj. obstruct (block with obstacles or
obsolescente. impediments) v. obstruer.
obsolescent, becoming obsolete adj. obstruct, hamper, encumber v.
obsolescente (ppr of obsolescer). incombrar.
obsolete adj. obsolete. obstruct v. obstruer, incombrar,
obsolete adj. desuete, obsolete. incommodar.
obsolete adj. obsolete, desuete. obstruct v. incombrar, incommodar,
obstacle, barrier, bar n. barrage. obstruer.
obstacle, barrier, bar n. barrage (-aje). obstruct v. incommodar, obstruer,
incombrar.
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obstruction (1. action of obstructing obtuse (blunt, not sharppointed) adj.

or blocking; 2. Med]; 3. Parl]) n. obtuse.
obstruction. obtuse (dull, slow of perception) adj.
obstruction n. obstruction, obtuse.
incombramento. obtuse, unintelligent adj. inintelligente.
obstruction n. incombramento, obtuse angled (obtusangular) Geom]
obstruction. adj. obtusangule.
obstruction, obstacle n. embarasso. obtuseness n. obtusitate.
obstructionism n. obstructionismo. obtuseness n. inintelligentia.
obstructionist n. obstructionista. obtuseness (obtusity) n. obtusitate.
obstructive adj. obstructive. obtuseness, want of intelligence n.
obtain (get) v. obtener. inintelligentia.
obtain (get) v. obtener -ten-/-tent-]. obtusity n. obtusitate.
obtain v. obtener. obverse adj. obverso.
obtainable adj. procurabile, obtenibile. obviate v. obviar.
obtainable adj. obtenibile, procurabile. obvious adj. evidente.
obtainable adj. obtenibile. obvious adj. obvie.
obtainer n. obtentor. obvious (be -) v. saltar al oculos.
obtainment n. obtenimento. occasion (as in on several occasions)
n. occasion.
obtention n. obtention.
occasion (cause) n. causa.
obtrude v. importunar.
occasion (incident) n. occasion.
obtrude v. intruder.
occasion (motive) n. motivo.
obtrusion n. intrusion.
occasion v. occasionar.
obtrusive adj. importun.
occasion v. causar, occasionar.
obtrusive adj. penetrante.
occasion v. occasionar, causar.
obtund, blunt, dull v. obtunder -tund-/-
tus-]. occasional adj. rar, occasional,
obtund, blunt, dull v. obtunder. infrequente.
occasional adj. infrequente, rar,
obtundent, blunt adj. obtundente (ppr of
occasional.
obtunder).
occasional adj. occasional, infrequente,
obtundent, blunt adj. obtundente.
rar.
obtusangular (obtuse angled) Geom]
occasional (as in occasional cause) adj.
adj. obtusangule.
occasional.
obtuse adj. inintelligente.
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occasionally adv. rarmente, de tempore occupant (occupier) n. occupante,

in tempore. occupator.
occasionally adv. de tempore in tempore, occupant (occupier) n. occupator,
rarmente. occupante.
occident n. occidente. occupant (one who occupies a place)
occident, west n. occidente. n. occupante.
occidental adj/n. occidental. occupant (tenant) n. locatario.
occidental n. IAL]. occupation (1. act of occupying; 2.

that which engages one's time) n.
occidental occidental, western adj.
occupation.
occidental.
occupational adj. professional.
occidentalist [Interling] n.
occidentalista. occupational-hazard n. risco
occipital adj. occipital. professional.
occupier (1. one who takes possession
occiput n. occipite (-cì-).
of a place, athing; 2. one who
occiput n. occipite.
keeps busy or engaged) n.
occlude (1. to close or obstruct; 2.
occupator.
Chem]) v. occluder.
occupy (1. to take possession of; 2. to
occlude (1. to close or obstruct; 2. fill the space or time of; 3. to keep
Chem]) v. occluder -clud-/-clus-]. busy or engaged) v. occupar.
occlusion n. occlusion. occupy (of house) v. habitar.
occuation (employ) n. empleo. occupy v. occupar.
occuation n. occupation. occur (happen, take place) v. occurrer.
occult adj. occulte. occur (it did not - to me) phr. le idea
occult (hide from sight) v. occultar. non me ha venite.
occult n. occulte. occur v. evenir, occurrer.
occult v. occultar. occur v. occurrer, evenir.
occultation (1. concealment; 2. occurrence (happening, event) n.
Astron]) n. occultation. occurrentia.
occultism n. occultismo. occurrence n. evento, occurrentia.
occultist n. occultista. occurrence n. occurrentia, evento.
occupancy n. occupation, occupantia. ocean n. oceano.
occupancy n. occupantia, occupation. ocean n. oceano (-cé-).
occupancy n. occupantia. Oceania n. Oceania.
occupant (dweller) n. habitante. Oceanian adj. oceanian.
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Oceanian n. oceaniano. octameter n. octametro.

oceanic (of the ocean) adj. oceanic. octameter n. octametro (-à-).
Oceanid [Gr. Mythol] n. oceanide. octane [Chem] n. octano.
Oceanid [Gr. Mythol] n. oceanide (- octane n. octano.
à-). octant (1. Geom]; 2. instrument for
oceanographer n. oceanographo. measuring angles) n. octante.
oceanographer n. oceanographo (- octave (1. Eccl]; 2. Pros]; 3. Mus]) n.
nò-). octava.
oceanographic adj. oceanographic. octave n. octava.
oceanography n. oceanographia (- octave flute, piccolo n. octavino.
ìa). octavo n. octavo.
oceanography n. oceanographia.
octette n. octetto.
ochlo- (mob) occurring in
october n. octobre.
compounds] n. ochlo-.
October n. octobre.
ochlocracy, mob rule n. ochlocratia (-
octogenarian adj. octogenari.
ìa).
octopus n. octopode.
ochlocracy, mob rule n. ochlocratia.
octopus n. octopode (-òpode).
ochlocrat n. ochlocrate.
octosyllabic line n. octosyllabo (-
ochlocrat n. ochlocrate (-ò-).
sì-).
ochlocratic adj. ochlocratic.
octosyllabic line n. octosyllabo.
o'clock (at three - in the afternoon,
octosyllahic adj. octosyllabic.
3:00 p.m) phr. a tres horas del
octuple, eightfold adj. octuple.
postmeridie.
o'clock n. hora, horas. octuple, eightfold adj. octuple
(òc-).
o'clock n. horas, hora.
octuple (multiply by eight) v. octuplar.
octa-, octo- (eight) occurring in
octuple v. octuplicar.
derivatives and compounds] adj.
oct-. ocular adj. ocular.
octagon n. octagono. oculist n. oculista.
octagonal adj. octagon. oculistic, ophthalmologic adj. oculistic.
octagonal adj. octagonal. odd (occasional) adj. occasional.
octagonal adj. octagon(al). odd, queer, bizarre adj. bizarre.
octahedral [Math] adj. octahedre. odd, strange, absurd adj. extravagante
octahedron [Math] n. octahedro. (ppr of extravagar).
odd, strange, absurd adj. extravagante.
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odd (strange) adj. bizarre. odious adj. odiose.

odd (unconventional) adj. original, odious, hateful adj. odiose.
eccentric. odometer, hodometer n. hodometro.
odd (unconventional) adj. eccentric, odometer, hodometer n. hodometro (-
original. ò-).
odd, uneven [Arith] adj. impare. odometer n. hodometro.
odd (uneven) adj. impare. odometric, hodometric adj. hodometric.
oddity (eccentricity) n. eccentricitate. odometry, hodometry n. hodometria.
oddity (person) n. original. odometry, hodometry n. hodometria (-
oddity (strangeness) n. bizarria. ìa).
oddments n. articulos varie. odont- (tooth) occurring in
oddness [Arith] n. imparitate. compounds] n. odont-.
oddness, strangeness, absurdity n. odontalgia n. odontalgia (- ìa).
extravagantia. odontalgia n. odontalgia.
oddness (strangeness) n. bizarria. odontalgic adj. odontalgic.
oddness (unevenness) n. imparitate. odontologic adj. odontologic.
odds (be at - with) v. non esser de odontologist n. odontologo (-
accordo con. òlogo).
odds (betting) n. avantage. odontologist n. odontologo.
odds (chances) n. probabilitate. odontology n. odontologia (- ìa).
odds (fight against the -) v. luctar odontology n. odontologia.
contra le fortias superior. odor n. odor.
odds (lay - of 3 to 1) v. facer un
odor, odour n. odor.
sponsion de 3 contra 1.
odoriferous, odorous adj. odorifere.
odds (superiority) n. fortias superior.
odorless adj. inodor.
odds (the - are that) phr. il es multo
probabile que. odorless, inodorous adj. inodor.
odds (variance) n. discordia. odorous adj. odorante.
odds-and-ends n. miscellania, residuos, odorous adj. odorose, odorante.

varie cosas. odorous adj. odorante, odorose.
odds-and-ends n. varie cosas, odorous adj. odorose.
miscellania, residuos. odorous adj. odorante (ppr of odorar).
odds-and-ends n. residuos, varie cosas, odorous, odoriferous adj. odorifere.
miscellania.
Odysseus [Gr. Mythol] n. Odysseus.
ode n. ode.
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Odysseus [Gr. Mythol] n. Odysseus (- of ferns, fern adj. filical.

ìsseus). of fire, producing fire, fiery adj. pyric.
Odyssey [Gr. Lit] n. Odyssea (-éa). of genius, inspired adj. genial.
Odyssey [Gr. Lit] n. Odyssea. of good cheer, cheerful adj. hilare.
oedipus (- complex) n. complexo de of jubilee, jubilee adj. jubilari.
edipo.
of London, London adj. londonese.
Oedipus [Gr. Mythol] n. Edipo.
of noble lineage, high-born adj.
Oedipus [Gr. Mythol] n. Edipo (é-).
generose.
oedipus n. edipo. of the concordat adj. concordatari.
oesophageal, esophageal adj. of the full moon, plenilunar,
esophagee. plenilunary adj. plenilunar.
oesophageal, esophageal adj.
of the hip, hip adj. coxal.
esophagee (-ée).
of the Solomon Islands, of the
oesophagus, esophagus [Anat] n.
Solomon Islanders adj. salomonian.
esophago.
of the world, society adj. mundan.
oesophagus, esophagus [Anat] n.
esophago (- sò-). of tomorrow, tomorrow's adj. crastine.
oesophagus n. esophago. of Trajan, Trajan's adj. trajan.
of (1. belonging or pertaining to; 2. of vaunt, boast v. vantar.
made of) prep. de. of Venezia adj. venete (vé-).
of, on, concerning, regarding, about of Venezia adj. venete.
prep. re. of Venice, Venetian adj. venetian.
of prep. de. of whatever kind, any, whatever adj.
of all forms, omniform adj. omniforme. qualcunque.
of an earl or count, comital adj. contal. of wine, wine adj. vinari.
of Berlin, Berlin adj. berlinese. of-a-sunday adv. le dominica.
of Brussels adj. bruxellese. of-color adj. de color.
of Constantinople adj. of-course adv. naturalmente.
constantinopolitan. off adv. via, lontano.
of equal sides, equilateral adj. off adv. lontano, via.
equilatere.
off (be well -) v. esser ric.
of equal sides, equilateral adj.
off (cancelled) adj. cancellate.
equilateral.
off (from) prep. de.
of equal weight, equiponderant adj.
equiponderante. off (near) prep. apud.
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off (not near) adj. lontan. offense, scandalous example n.

off (unlikely) adj. improbabile. scandalo.
offal n. restos. offensive (1. pertaining to attack; 2.
insulting) adj. offensive.
off-and-on v. de tempore in tempore.
offensive (be -) v. injuriar, insultar.
off-color, off-colour adj. indisposite.
offensive (be -) v. insultar, injuriar.
offence (act of offending) n. offensa.
offensive (insulting) adj. offensive.
offence (crime) n. delicto.
offensive n. offensiva.
offence (giving -) adj. scandalose.
offensive, scandalous adj. malsonante.
offence (scandal) n. scandalo.
offensive (sickening) adj. nauseabunde.
offence (take -) v. piccar se.
offensive (take the -) v. prender le
offend (as in if thy right eye offend
offensiva.
thee) v. scandalisar.
offensive (unpleasant) adj.
offend (cause to stumble) v.
disagradabile.
scandalisar.
offer n. offerta.
offend (disoblige) v. disobligar.
offer (something) v. offerer offer-/oblat-
offend (hurt) v. offender.
/ offert-].
offend, insult, be offensive to v.
offer (something) v. offerer.
offender -fend-/- fens-].
offer v. offerer.
offend, insult, be offensive to v.
offering n. oblation.
offender.
offended adj. piccate. offering of incense [Eccl] n. incensation.
offended (be -) v. offender se. offertory [Eccl] n. offertorio.
offender (criminal) n. delinquente. off-hand (brusque) adj. brusc.
offender (hardened -) n. recidivista. off-hand (impromptu) adj. improvisate.
offender n. offenditor. off-handedness n. bruscheria.
offender (one who offends) n. offensor. office (1. position, appointment; 2.

function; 3. bureau) n. officio.
offender (transgressor) n. offenditor.
office (as in office to let) n. bureau F].
offense (act of offending) n. offensa.
office (as in office to let) n. bureau.
offense, misdemeanor (criminal) n.
delicto. office (assume responsibility, take -)
v. entrar
in functiones.
offense n. offence.
office, bureau n. cancelleria.
offense, scandalous example n.
scandalo (scàn-). office, bureau n. cancelleria (-ìa).
Office [Eccl] n. officio.
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office, function n. ministerio. off-putting adj. dissuadente,

office (function) n. officio. disagradabile.
office (place) n. bureau, officio. off-season adv. foras de saison.
office (place) n. officio, bureau. offset adj/n. offset.
office [Pol] ministerio v. Pol]. offset v. compensar.
office-hours n. horas de bureau. off-shoot n. nove ramo.
officer [Mil/Nav] n. officiero. off-shore adv. al largo.
officer (official) n. functionario. off-shore (island) adv. pauco remote del

terra.
office-worker n. commisso.
off-shore (wind) adj. del terra.
official adj. official.
off-side (sport) adv. foras de joco.
official (employee) n. empleato.
off-spring n. prole.
official (functionary) n. official,
offspring n. genitura.
functionario.
official guilty of extortion n. offspring, progeny n. prole.
concussionario. off-stage adv. foras de scena.
official notice, proclamation n. off-with-his-head phr. amputar le
denunciation. capite.
officialdom n. bureaucratia. off-with-you phr. via!, parti!, marcha!
officially adv. officialmente. often adv. sovente, frequentemente.
officiant (officiator) n. officiante. often, frequently adv. saepe (sài-
officiate v. officiar. ).
officiator n. officiator. often, frequently adv. frequentemente.
officiator (officiant) n. officiante. often, frequently adv. saepe.
officinal adj. officinal. often (how -?) adv. quante vices?
officious (1. as in some officious often, repeatedly, frequently adv.

friend; 2. semiofficial) adj. sovente.
officiose. ogle v. ocular.
offing (in the -) adv. al largo. ogre (in fairy tales) n. ogro.
off-licence n. boteca de biberages ogre (unpleasant person) n. monstro,
alcoholic. persona inabbordabile.
off-peak adv. de horas non puncta, de ogre (unpleasant person) n. persona
nocte. inabbordabile, monstro.
off-print adj. extracto, tirage a parte. oh interj. oh, ho, ah, o.
ohm [Elec] n. ohm.
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ohm n. ohm. ointment, unguent n. uncto.

ohmmeter n. ohmmetro. o.k adv. o.k., de accordo.
oil, grease v. olear. o.k adv. de accordo, o.k.
oil n. Gen]. o.k v. approbar.
oil n. oleo. old (1. not young; 2. not new) adj.
oil (paint in -) v. pinger a oleo. vetule.
oil, petroleum (rock) n. petroleo. old (1. not young; 2. not new) adj.
vetere.
oil (petroleum) n. petroleo.
old, ancient adj. ancian.
oil v. lubricar, ingrassar, olear.
old (how - are you?) phr. que etate ha
oil v. olear, lubricar, ingrassar.
vos?
oil v. ingrassar, olear, lubricar.
old (I am 20 years -) phr. io ha vinti
oil-can (container) n. a petroleo, bidon a annos.
oleo. old (long-established) adj. ancian.
oil-can (container) n. bidon a oleo, a
old (not young, not new) adj. vetule,
petroleo.
vetere.
oil-can (with nozzle) n. oleato.
old (not young, not new) adj. vetere,
oilery n. oleria. vetule.
oilery n. oleria (-ìa). old age n. senectute.
oil-field n. jacimento petrolifere. old age n. vetulessa.
oiliness n. oleositate. old age n. vetustate.
oiling, lubrication n. oleage (-aje). old man n. vetulo.
oiling, lubrication n. oleage. old man n. vetulo (vé-).
oilman (one who deals in petroleum) old stuff, trash n. antiqualia.
n. petrolero.
old woman n. vetula.
oil-paintin n. pictura a oleo.
old woman n. vetula (vé-).
oil-skin n. tela cerate.
old-age n. vetulessa, senectute.
oil-stove n. furno a petroleo.
old-age n. senectute, vetulessa.
oil-well n. puteo petrolifere.
old-age-pension n. pension de
oily adj. oleose. vetulessa.
oily, greasy adj. oleose. older adj. senior.
ointment n. uncto, unguento. older senior, senior adj. senior.
ointment n. unguento, uncto. old-fashidned adj. antiquate.
ointment, salve n. unguento. old-fashioned, antiquated adj.
antiquate.
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oldness, antiquity n. ancianitate. olive (1. olive tree; 2. fruit of the olive
oldness n. vetulessa. tree; 3. Zool]; 4. the color olive) n.
old-testament n. scripturas hebree, oliva.
vetere testamento. olive adj. verde de oliva, color de oliva.
old-testament n. vetere testamento, olive adj. color de oliva, verde de oliva.
scripturas hebree. olive n. oliva.
oleaceous [Bot] adj. oleacee. olive, olive tree n. olivo.
oleaginous adj. oleaginose. olive grove n. oliveto.
oleaster [Bot] n. oleastro. olive tree, olive n. olivo.
oleate [Chem] n. oleato. olive-green, olivaceous adj. olivacee.
oleic [Chem] adj. oleic. olive-oil n. oleo de oliva.
oleic [Chem] adj. oleic (-léic). olive-shaped adj. olivari.
olein [Chem] n. oleina. olla podrida (1. Cookery]; 2.
olein [Chem] n. oleina (-ìna). hodgepodge) n. olla podrida.
oleomargarine n. oleo-margarina. olla podrida (1. Cookery]; 2.
olfaction [Physiol] n. olfaction. hodgepodge) n. olla podrida H].
olfactory (as in olfactory organ) adj. Olympia (region where the ancient
olfactive. Olympian games were held) n.
olfactory (as in olfactory organ) adj. Olympia.
olfactori. Olympiad n. olympiade.
oliferous adj. oleifere (-ìfere). Olympiad n. olympiade, olympiad,
oliferous adj. oleifere. olympiada.
oligarch n. oligarcha. Olympiad n. olympiada, olympiade,
olympiad.
oligarchic adj. oligarchic.
Olympiad n. olympiad, olympiada,
oligarchy n. oligarchia.
olympiade.
oligarchy n. oligarchia (-ìa).
Olympiad n. olympiade (-pì-).
oligo-, olig- (few) occurring in
Olympian (1. pertaining to Mount
Olympus; 2. pertaining to the
oligo-.
Olympian gods; 3. pertaining to
Oligocene [Geol] adj. oligocen.
Olympia) adj. olympie.
oligochaetous [Zool] adj. oligochete.
olympic adj. olympic.
olivaceous, olive-green adj. olivacee.
Olympic adj. olympic.
olympic-games n. jocos olympic.
Olympics (Olympiad) n. olympiada.
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Oman [Geog] n. Oman. omnipotent, almighty adj. omnipotente.

omega (last letter of the Greek omni-presence n. omnipresentia.
alphabet) (ò-) n. omega. omni-present adj. omnipresente.
omelet n. omelette FF]. omni-science n. omniscientia.
omelet (-te) n. omelette. omniscience n. omniscientia.
omen n. presagio, augurio. omni-scient adj. omnisciente.
omen n. augurio, presagio. omniscient adj. omnisciente.
omen, presage n. presagio. omnivident, all-seeing adj.
omen v. augurar, presagiar. omnividente.
omen v. presagiar, augurar. omnivorous adj. omnivore.
ominous adj. sinistre, de mal augurio. omni-vorous, omni-vourous adj.
ominous adj. de mal augurio, sinistre. omnivore.
omoplate, shoulder blade n. omoplate.
ominously adv. sinistremente.
on (and so -) phr. et cetera.
omission n. omission.
on, concerning, regarding, about, of
omit, pass over v. preterir.
prep. re.
omit v. preterir, omitter.
on (from now -) adv. a partir de ora.
omit v. omitter, preterir.
on (go -) v. continuar.
omit v. omitter.
on (onward) adv. avante.
omit v. omitter -mitt-/-miss-].
on prep. super, sur.
omnibus, bus n. omnibus.
on prep. sur, super.
omnibus, bus n. omnibus (òm-).
on (tease) v. dupar.
omnibus (bus) n. autobus.
on, upon prep. super.
omnibus [Hist] omnibus adj. omnimode.
on, upon prep. super (sù-).
omnifarious, omnimodous adj.
on, upon prep. sur.
omnimode (-ì-).
on (wear, have -) v. portar.
omniform, of all forms adj. omniforme.
on (what's -?) phr. que representa on?
omnimodous, omnifarious adj.
omnimode (-ì-). on account of, by reason of, because
omnimodous, omnifarious adj. of prep. propter.
omnimode. on account of, by reason of, because
omnipotence, almightiness n. of prep. propter (pròp-).
omnipotentia. on the contrary prep. contra.
omni-potence n. omnipotentia. on the farther side of (across, over,
omni-potent adj. omnipotente. beyond) prep. trans.
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on the farther side of, beyond, across, once-and-for-all adv. un vice pro
over prep. trans. sempre.
on the inside, in, inwardly, internally once-more adv. plus un vice, ancora un
adv. intro. vice.
on the left hand adv. levorso. once-more adv. ancora un vice, plus un
on the other side, beyond, farther adv. vice.
ultra. once-or-twice n. alicun vices.
on the outside, without adv. extra. once-that adv. un vice que.
on the point of death adj. agonisante on-coming adj. approchante.
(ppr of agonisar). on-condition n. that a condition que.
on the point of death adj. agonisante. on-demand adv. a demanda.
on the right of prep. dextra. ondogamy [Anthropol] n. endogamia.
on this side, here, this way adv. hac. ondogamy [Anthropol] n. endogamia (-
on this side (of) prep. cis. ìa).
on your feet! phr. in pede!, altia te! one adj. un.
on your feet! phr. altia te!, in pede! one indef pron. uno.
once adv. semel. one indef pron. on.
once (at -) adv. simul, immediatemente, one (numeral) n. un.
jam. one (on) impers pron. homo.
once (at -) adv. immediatemente, jam, one pron. on.
simul. one (that -) pron. ille.
once (at -) adv. jam, simul,
one (this -) pron. iste.
immediatemente.
one another, each other pron. un-altere.
once (at one time) adv. a un vice, tote
one by one adv. un a un, un per un, le un
juncte.
le altere.
once (at one time) adv. tote juncte, a un
one by one adv. le un le altere, un a un,
vice.
un per un.
once (at the same time) adv. simul.
one by one adv. un per un, le un le altere,
once, formerly adv. olim.
un a un.
once, formerly adv. olim (ò-).
one decorated (as for bravery) n.
once (formerly) adv. olim. decorato.
once (suddenly, all at -) adv. one if by land and two if by sea phr. un
subitemente. si per terra e duo si per mar.
once-again adv. ancora un vice. one living in concubinage, paramour
n. concubino.
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one of the bronchia [Anat] n. bronchio. oneiromancy n. oneiromantia.

one of the Ros or Rus n. russo. oneiromancy n. oneiromantia (-
one of the Veneti n. veneto (vé-). ìa).
one of the Veneti n. veneto. oneness, singleness n. unicitate.
one or that which crosses, crosser n. onerous adj. onerose.

cruciator. onerous, burdensome adj. onerose.
one who appreciates, esteems highly onerousness n. onerositate.
n. appreciator. oneself pron. se.
one who does sums n. summator. one-sided adj. unilateral.
one who hits, strikes n. colpator. one-way adj. senso unic.
one who inserts wedges, wedger n. one-way-street n. via a senso unic.
cuneator.
on-fire adv. in flammas.
one who invites, inviter n. invitator.
on-foot adv. a pede.
one who knocks down n. abattitor.
onion n. cibolla.
one who milks, milker n. mulgitor.
onion n. cepa.
one who recites, declaimer n.
on-line (connected) adv. in-linea,
declamator.
connectite.
one who recompenses, recompenser
on-line (connected) adv. connectite, in-
n. recompensator.
linea.
one who rejoices, rejoicer n. jubilator.
on-loan adv. in presto.
one who repeats something said or
on-looker n. spectator.
done previously n. repetitor.
only adj. unic, sol.
one who separates, separater n.
only adj. sol, unic.
separator.
one who shows n. monstrator. only adv. solmente, solo.
one who stays awake n. vigilator. only adv. solo, solmente.
one-after-the-other adv. le un post le only conj. ma.

altere. only, merely adv. solmente.
one-another adv. le unes, le un. only, sole adj. unic.
one-another adv. le un, le unes. only-just adv. a pena.
one-colored, unicolorous adj. unicolor. on-monday adv. le lunedi.
one-horned adj. unicorne. -onom-, onomato- (name) occurring
oneiro- (dream) occurring in in compounds] n. onom- -ma-/-mat-
derivatives and compounds] n. ].
oneiro-.
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-onom-, onomato- (name) occurring ontogeny (1. science of ontogeny; 2.

in compounds] n. onom-. ontogenesis) n. ontogenia (-
onomatology n. onomatologia (- ìa).
ìa). ontologic, ontological adj. ontologic.
onomatology n. onomatologia. ontologist n. ontologo.
onomatopoeia [Philol] n. onomatopeia. ontologist n. ontologo (-òlogo).
onomatopoeia [Philol] n. onomatopeia (- ontologist n. ontologista.
péya). ontology n. ontologia.
onomatopoetic adj. onomatopeic (-péic). ontology n. ontologia (-ìa).
onomatopoetic adj. onomatopeic. onus n. responsabilitate, carga.
on-page-two adv. al pagina duo. onus n. carga, responsabilitate.
on-set n. initio. onus (the - lies on) phr. il incumbe a.
ons-laught n. assalto, attacco. onward adv. avante.
ons-laught n. attacco, assalto. -onym- (name) occurring in
Ontario [Geog] n. Ontario. derivatives and compounds] n. -
on-the-cheap adv. a bon mercato. onym-.
on-the-right adv. al dextra, al dextera. onyx n. onyche (ò-).
on-the-right adv. al dextera, al dextra. onyx n. onyche.
on-the-right-of adv. dextra. ooze v. exsudar, guttar.
on-the-thirteenth adv. le dece-tres. ooze v. guttar, exsudar.
on-the-train adv. in le traino. opacity n. opacitate.
on-time adv. a tempore. opal n. opalo (ò-).
onto prep. on. opal n. opalo.
ontogenesis, ontogeny n. ontogenese. opalesce v. opalescer.
ontogenesis, ontogeny n. ontogenesis (- opalescence n. opalescentia.
gé-). opalescent adj. opalescente.
ontogenesis, ontogeny n. ontogenese (- opaline adj. opalin.
gé-). opaque (not translucent) adj. opac.
ontogenesis, ontogeny n. ontogenesis.
opaque (of people) adj. obtuse.
ontogenetic adj. ontogenetic.
opaque (of things) adj. opac.
ontogenist n. ontogenista.
open (1. to unclose; 2. to begin) v.
ontogeny (1. science of ontogeny; 2. aperir -per-/- pert-].
ontogenesis) n. ontogenia. open (1. to unclose; 2. to begin) v.
aperir.
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open adj. patente. opening (of an exhibition, etc) n.

open (frank) adj. franc. inauguration.
open (free) adj. libere. opening, preliminary (as in the
opening pages) adj. liminar.
open (in the -) phr. a celo aperte.
openly, publicly, in one's presence adv.
open (not closed) adj. aperte.
coram.
open (not closed, limited or hidden)
openly, publicly, in one's presence adv.
adj. aperte.
coram (cò-).
open (opposite of close) v. aperir (se).
open-minded adj. impartial.
open (opposite of close) v. aperir.
open-mouthed adj. a bucca aperte.
open (start) v. inaugurar (se).
opera (light -) n. opera comic.
open (start) v. inaugurar.
opera n. opera.
open, unfold (something) v. displicar.
opera n. opera (òp-).
open (unfold) v. displicar.
operable (1. practicable; 2. Med]) adj.
open (wide -) phr. toto aperte.
operabile.
open again, reopen v. reaperir. opera-glasses n. binoculo.
open again, reopen v. reaperir -per-/- opera-house n. opera, theatro del opera.
pert-].
opera-house n. theatro del opera, opera.
open country n. campania.
operant, operative adj. operante (ppr of
open defiance n. affrontamento.
operar).
open to attack, pregnable adj. operant, operative adj. operante.
prendibile.
operate (1. to work, function; 2. Mil])
open to entreaty adj. implorabile.
v. operar.
open-ended adj. sin limites. operate (a machine) v. manovrar.
opener n. aperitor. operate (function) v. functionar.
open-handed adj. liberal, generose. operate [Med] vi. operar.
open-handed adj. generose, liberal. operate (put and keep in operation) v.
openhanded, liberal adj. large. manovrar.
open-hearted adj. franc. operate (work) vt. operar.
opening (1. action of opening; 2. operate upon [Surg] v. operar.
aperture; 3. beginning) n. apertura. operatic adj. de opera.
opening adj. inaugural, prime. operating adj. functionante, operante.
opening adj. prime, inaugural. operating adj. operante, functionante.
opening (gap) n. apertura. operating-room, the O.R n. sala de
operation.
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operating-theater, - theatre n. sala de oph-, ophi-, ophio- (snake) occurring

operation. in derivatives and compounds] n.
operation (1. action, activity; 2. Mil]; 3. oph-.
Surg]) n. operation. ophiolater, snake worshiper n.
operation (act of putting and keeping ophiolatra.
in operation) n. manovra. ophiolater, snake worshiper n.
operation (be in -) v. functionar. ophiolatra (- òlatra).
ophiolatry, snake worship n.
operation (come into -) v. mitter se in
ophiolatria.
practica, devenir effective.
ophiolatry, snake worship n. ophiolatria
operation (come into -) v. devenir
(- ìa).
effective, mitter se in practica.
ophthalmia, ophthalmitis n. ophthalmia
operation (functioning, in -) adj/n. in
(- ìa).
operation, laborante.
ophthalmia, ophthalmitis n.
operation (functioning, in -) adj/n.
ophthalmia.
laborante, in operation.
ophthalmic adj. ophthalmic.
operation [Med] n. operation.
ophthalmo-, ophthalm- (eye)
operation (put into -) v. mitter in
practica.
compounds] n. ophthalmo-.
operative (a person) n. obrero.
ophthalmologic, oculistic adj. oculistic.
operative adj. operative.
ophthalmological adj. ophthalmologic.
operative (become -) v. prender effecto.
ophthalmologist, eye specialist n.
operative [Med] adj. operatori.
ophthalmologo (- òlogo).
operative, operant adj. operante.
ophthalmologist, eye specialist n.
operative, operant adj. operante (ppr of
ophthalmologo.
operar).
ophthalmologist n. ophthalmologista.
operative (practical) adj. operative.
ophthalmology n. ophthalmologia.
operative [Surg] adj. operatori.
ophthalmology n. ophthalmologia (-
operator n. operator.
ìa).
operator (telephone) n. telephonista. ophthalmology n. oculistica.
operator (telephonist) n. telephonista. ophthalmoscope n. ophthalmoscopio.
operator (worker) n. operator. ophthalmoscopic adj. ophthalmoscopic.
operetta n. operetta. opiate adj. opiate.
operose, hard-working adj. operose. opiate n. opiato.
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opine (1. to hold as an opinion; 2. to opportuneness n. opportunitate.

express as an opinion) v. opinar. opportunism n. opportunismo.
opinion (be of the -) v. esser de opinion. opportunist n. opportunista.
opinion (express an -) v. emitter un opportunity (at the earliest -) phr. al
opinion. prime occasion.
opinion (form an - about) v. formar se opportunity (chance) n. occasion.
un opinion super. opportunity (if the - arises) phr. si le
opinion (have a good - of) v. haber bon occasion se presenta.
opinion de. opportunity n. occasion.
opinion (IMHO, in my humble -) phr. in
opportunity n. opportunitate.
mi humile opinion.
opportunity (opportuneness) n.
opinion (in my -) phr. in mi opinion.
opportunitate.
opinion, judgment n. ariso.
opportunity (seize the -) v. sasir le
opinion n. opinion, aviso. occasion.
opinion n. opinion. oppose (be against) v. opponer se a.
opinion n. aviso, opinion. oppose, run counter to, thwart v.
opinion (public -) phr. opinion public. contrariar.
opinionated adj. opiniose. oppose, set over against v.
opium n. opium. contraponer.
oppose, set over against v. contraponer
opium n. opium, opio.
-pon-/- posit-].
opium n. opio, opium.
oppose (set up against) v. opponer.
opium n. opium (òpium).
oppose (set up against) v. opponer -
opium-addict n. opiomano. pon-/-posit-].
oplnionated adj. opinionose. oppose v. adversar.
opossum n. opossum. opposed adj. opposte, hostil, opponite.
opossum n. opossum A]. opposed adj. hostil, opponite, opposte.
opponent n. opponente. opposed adj. opponite, opposte, hostil.
opponent n. antagonista, opponente, opposing adj. opponente.
adversario.
opposing, antagonistic adj. opponente
opponent n. adversario, antagonista, (ppr of opponer).
opponente.
opposing, antagonistic adj. opponente.
opponent n. opponente, adversario,
opposite adj. opposite, inverse.
antagonista.
opposite adj. inverse, opposite.
opportune adj. opportun.
opposite adv. contra.
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opposite, contrary, antipode n. oppressive (overwhelming) adj.

antipode (- ì-). oppressive.
opposite, contrary, antipode n. oppressor n. oppressor.
antipode. -ops-, opsio-, -opsis (1. sight,
opposite, face to face, vis-à- seeing; 2. viewing, examination; 3.
vis adv. vis- à-vis F]. appearance, look) occurring m
opposite, face to face, vis-à- compounds] n. ops-.
vis adv. vis- à-vis. opt v. optar.
opposite, facing prep. contra. opt out v. optar pro non participar.
opposite (in the - direction) phr. in optative adj. optative.
senso inverse. optic adj. optic.
opposite n. opposito.
optical adj. optic.
opposite n. opposito (-pò-).
optical-illusion n. illusion optic.
opposite n. opposito prep contra.
optician n. optico.
opposite (placed opposite) adj. adverse.
optics n. optica.
opposite (placed or lying over against
optimal adj. optime.
something) adj. opposite.
optimally adv. optimemente.
opposite (placed or lying over against
optimism n. optimismo.
something) adj. opposite (-pò-
optimist n. optimista.
).
opposite (the - sex) n. phr. le altere sexo. optimistic adj. optimista.
opposition (1. as in the opposition of optimum n. optimo (òp-).

fact and fiction; 2. as in to meet optimum n. optimo.
with opposition) n. opposition. option (1. action of choosing; 2.
opposition (competition) n. power or liberty of choosing; 3.
concurrentia. Commer]) n. option.
opposition (confrontation) n. option n. option.
opposition. optional adj. optional, facultative.
opposition (resistance) n. resistentia. optional adj. facultative.
oppress v. opprimer -prim-/-press-]. optional adj. facultative, optional.
oppress v. opprimer. optional adj. optional.
oppression n. oppression. optionally adv. optionalmente.
oppressive (as in oppressive optometer n. optometro (-
legislation) adj. oppressive. òmetro).
oppressive (of weather) adj. suffocante. optometer n. optometro.
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optometrist n. optometrista. orange (fruit of the orange tree) n.

optometry n. optometria (- ìa). orange F].
optometry n. optometria. orange greenhouse, orangery n.
orangeria (- jerìa).
optometry (study of the eye) n.
orange greenhouse, orangery n.
optometria.
orangeria.
opulence n. opulentia.
orange tree n. orangiero (-jero).
opulence (wealth) n. opulentia.
orange tree n. orangiero.
opulent adj. opulente.
orangeade n. orangiada.
opulent (wealthy) adj. opulente.
orangeade n. orangiada (-jada).
opus n. opus (pl opera) L].
orangery, orange greenhouse n.
opus n. labor, labores, operas.
orangeria (- jerìa).
opus n. labores, operas, labor.
orangery, orange greenhouse n.
opus n. opus. orangeria.
opus n. operas, labor, labores. orangutang, orangoutang n. orangutan.
opuscule n. opusculo. oration n. oration.
or (a mile - so) phr. circa un millia. orator n. orator.
or (collat) conj. aut. orator, public speaker n. orator.
or conj. o. Oratorian [Eccl] n. oratorian.
or-, tho-, orth- (1. straight; 2. right) oratorical adj. oratori.
occurring in compounds] adj. orth-. oratorio [Mus] n. oratorio.
or else conj. si non, alteremente. oratorio n. oratorio.
or else conj. alteremente, si non. oratory (1. room or building for
oracle n. oraculo. private worship; 2. as in Oratory of
oracular adj. oracular. St. Philip Neri) n. oratorio.
oral (1. verbal; 2. as in oral cavity) adj. oratory (art) n. oratoria.
oral. oratory (art of an orator) n. oratoria.
oral adj. oral. oratory (place) n. oratorio.
oral n. examine oral. orb n. orbe.
orally adv. oralmente. orb (sphere, globe) n. orbe.
-orama (view) occurring in orbit (1. eye socket; 2. curved course
compounds] n. -orama. of planet, comet) n. orbita.
orange adj/n. orange. orbit (1. eye socket; 2. curved course
orange (fruit of the orange tree) n. of planet, comet) n. orbita
orange. (òr-).
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orbit n. orbita. ordeal (hard time) n. prova sever.

orbital (1. Astron]; 2. Anat]) n. orbital. ordeal n. Hist].
orbital adj. orbital. order (1. arrangement, disposition; 2.
orbital [Anat] adj. orbitari. Arch]; 3. orderliness; 4. category,
orbitele [Zool] n. orbitelo. group; 5. Biol]; 6. organized body
of persons; 7. insignia, badge; 8.
orbitelous [Zool] adj. orbitel.
command) n. ordine.
orchard n. verdiero, jardin de fructos.
order (1. to command; 2. to
orchard n. verdiero.
prescribe) v. ordinar.
orchard n. jardin de fructos, verdiero.
order, arrangement n. ordinantia.
orchestra (1. Gr. Antiq]; 2. orchestra
order, command n. mandato.
pit; 3. band of players; 4. orchestra
order (command, control, request) v.
circle) n. orchestra.
commandar.
orchestra n. orchestra.
order (command) v. mandar.
orchestral adj. orchestral.
order, disposition, arrangement n.
orchestrate v. orchestrar.
positura.
orchestrater, orchestrator n. order (have a person follow an order
orchestrator. or instruction) v. mandar.
orchestration n. orchestration.
order (in -) phr. in ordine, ordinate.
orchestrion [Mus] n. orchestrion.
order (in -) phr. ordinate, in ordine.
orchid n. orchidea.
order (in - that) phr. a fin que.
orchidaceous adj. orchidee.
order (in - to) phr. pro.
orchidology n. orchidologia (-ìa).
order (keep in -) v. mantener in ordine.
orchidology n. orchidologia.
order (law and -) n. ordine public.
orchis [Bot] n. orchis (ò-).
order (made to -) phr. fabricate sur
orchis [Bot] n. orchis. commanda.
orchitis [Pathol] n. orchitis (-ìtis). order (money) n. mandato.
orchitis [Pathol] n. orchitis. order n. Commer].
ordain, decree v. statuer statu-/statut-;- order n. Gen].
stitu-/- stitut-]. order n. Mil].
ordain, decree v. statuer.
order (out of -) phr. non functiona, in
ordain [Eccl] v. ordinar. reparation.
ordain v. ordinar, statuer. order (out of -) phr. in reparation, non
ordain v. statuer, ordinar. functiona.
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order (put in -) v. poner in ordine, ordinary (1. usual, regular; 2.

ordinar. commonplace, of little merit) adj.
order (put in -) v. ordinar, poner in ordinari.
ordine. ordinary adj. ordinari, usual.
order (put out of -) v. disordinar. ordinary adj. usual, ordinari.
order (series) n. succession. ordinary (meal served at a fixed
order v. Gen]. price) n. ordinario.
orderliness n. disciplina, bon ordine. ordinary n. ordinario.
orderliness n. bon ordine, disciplina. ordinary (out of the -) adj. exceptional.
orderly (in hospital) n. adjutante de ordinary-seaman n. marinero simple.
hospital. ordinate ordinate (pp of ordinar)
orderly (mil) n. ordinantia, planton. Math] n. ordinata.
orderly (mil) n. planton, ordinantia. ordination (1. action of decreeing; 2.
orderly [Mil] n. planton. Eccl]) n. ordination.
orderly [Mil] n. ordinantia. ordination n. eccles.
orderly (of behaviour) adj. formal. ordinator n. ordinator.
orderly (regular) adj. ordinate, methodic. ordnance n. artilleria.
orderly (regular) adj. methodic, ordinate. ordnance-survey n. servicio
order-of-the-day n. ordine del die. cartographic.
ordinal adj. ordinal. ordnance-survey-map n. mappa del
stato major.
ordinally adv. ordinalmente, in ordine.
ore (as in iron ore) n. mineral.
ordinally adv. in ordine, ordinalmente.
ore (iron -) n. ferro mineral.
ordinance, decree n. ordinantia.
ore n. mineral.
ordinance, regulation, bylaw n. statuto.
organ (1. means, instrument, agency;
ordinand [Eccl] n. ordinando.
2. pipe organ; 3. organ of an
ordinant [Eccl] n. ordinante.
animal or plant body) n. organo.
ordinarily adv. normalmente,
organ (1. means, instrument, agency;
ordinarimente.
2. pipe organ; 3. organ of an
ordinarily adv. ordinarimente,
animal or plant body) n. organo
normalmente.
(òr-).
Ordinary (1. Eccl] (as in the Ordinary
organ (all senses) n. organo.
of the Mass; 2 . diocesan bishop) n.
organdy, organdie n. organdi.
ordinario.
organdy, organdie n. organdi (-ì)
organic adj. organic, organisate.
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organic adj. organisate, organic. organogeny, organogenesis n.

organic adj. organic. organogenia (- ìa).
organic (as in organic structure) adj. organopathy n. organopathia (-
organisate (pp of organisar). ìa).
organic (as in organic structure) adj. organopathy n. organopathia.
organisate. organoplastic [Biol] adj. organoplastic.
organism n. organismo. organoscopy n. organoscopia.
organist n. organista. organoscopy n. organoscopia (-
organizable adj. organisabile. ìa).
organization n. organisation. organotherapy n. organotherapia.
organization n. arrangiamento, organotherapy n. organotherapia (-

organisation. ìa).
organization n. organisation, orgasm n. orgasmo.
arrangiamento. orgiast n. orgiasta.
organize (a union) v. syndicar. orgiastic adj. orgiastic.
organize (arrange) v. arrangiar, orgy, bacchanal n. bacchanal.
organisar. orgy n. orgia.
organize (arrange) v. organisar, orgy n. Fig].
arrangiar.
orgy (revelry) n. orgia, bacchanal.
organize (of trade union) v. syndicar.
orgy (revelry) n. bacchanal, orgia.
organize v. organisar.
orient adj/n. oriente.
organizer n. organisator.
orient, orientate v. orientar.
organogenesis, organogeny n.
orient (peculiar luster of a pearl) n.
organogenese (-gé-).
oriente.
orient v. orientar (se).
organogenese.
orient v. orientar.
organogenesis. oriental adj/n. oriental.
organogenesis, organogeny n. oriental, eastern adj. oriental.
organogenesis (-gé-). Oriental, Eastern adj. oriental.
organogenetic adj. organogenetic. orientalism n. orientalismo.
organogenic adj. organogenic. orientalist n. orientalista.
organogeny, organogenesis n. orientality n. orientalitate.
organogenia. orientalize (make oriental) v.
orientalisar.
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orientate, orient v. orientar. ornament, adornment n. ornamento.

orientate v. orientar. ornament n. imbellimento, ornamento.
orientate v. orientar (se). ornament n. ornamento, imbellimento.
orientation n. orientation. ornament v. ornamentar, ornar imbellir.
orifice n. orificio. ornament v. ornar imbellir, ornamentar.
origin n. provenientia, origine. ornament v. ornamentar.
origin n. origine, provenientia. ornamental adj. ornamental.
origin n. origine. ornamental flower stand, jardiniere n.
original (1. earliest, primary; 2. jardiniera.
original in character, style) adj. ornamentalist, ornamentist n.
original. ornamentista.
original adj/n. original. ornamentally adv. ornamentalmente.
originality n. originalitate. ornamentation (act of ornamenting) n.
originally adv. originalmente. ornamentation.
ornamentation n. imbellimento,
originary (1. aboriginal, native; 2.
ornamentation.
original) adj. originari.
ornamentation n. ornamentation,
originate (give origin to) v. originar.
imbellimento.
originate v. initiar, nascer, originar.
ornamenting (action of) n. paramento.
originate v. originar, initiar, nascer.
ornamentist, ornamentalist n.
originate v. nascer, originar, initiar. ornamentista.
originate-from v. originar de. ornate (1. elaborately adorned; 2. as
origination n. creatior, origination. in ornate style) adj. ornate.
origination n. origination, creatior. ornate adj. ornate.
originator n. creator, autor, originator. ornate, elegant adj. culte.
originator n. originator, creator, autor. orniment [Chem] n. auripigmento.
originator n. originator. ornitho-, ornith- (bird) occurring in
originator n. autor, originator, creator. compounds] n. ornith-.
oriole (any bird of the genus Oriolus) ornithogalum, star-of-Bethlehem
n. oriolo. [Bot] n. ornithogalo.
orison, prayer n. oration. ornithogalum, star-of-Bethlehem
orle [Her/Arch] n. orlo. [Bot] n. ornithogalo (-tò-).
Orleanist [Hist] n. orleanista. ornithological adj. ornithologic.
Orleans (1. Geog]) 2. as in House of ornithologist n. ornithologo.
Orleans) n. Orleans.
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ornithologist n. ornithologo (-tò- orthodox (orthodox person) n.

). orthodoxo.
ornithologist n. ornithologo, orthodoxy n. orthodoxia.
ornithologista. orthodoxy n. orthodoxia (-ìa).
ornithologist n. ornithologista. orthographic (as in orthographic
ornithologist n. ornithologista, projection) adj. orthographic.
ornithologo. orthographical (spelling) adj.
ornithology n. ornithologia. orthographic.
ornithology n. ornithologia (-ìa). orthography (1. spelling according to
ornithomancy n. ornithomantia (- accepted usage; 2. orthographic
ìa). projection) n. orthographia.
ornithomancy n. ornithomantia. orthography (1. spelling according to
Ornithorhyncus, duckbill, platypus accepted usage; 2. orthographic
[Zool] n. ornithorhynco. projection) n. orthographia (-
ornithrohynchous (having the beak of ìa).
a bird) Zool] adj. ornithorhynche. orthography n. orthographia.
orphan, asylum, orphanage n. orthological adj. orthologic.
orphanato. orthology n. orthologia.
orphan n. orphano. orthology n. orthologia (-ìa).
orphan n. orphano (òr-). orthopedic, orthopedical [Med] adj.
orphanage n. orphanato. orthopedic.
orphanage, orphan, asylum n. orthopedic, -thopae- adj. orthopedic.
orphanato. orthopedics, -thopae- n. orthopedia.
orphaned adj. orphano, orphanate. orthopedist [Med] n. orthopedista.
orphaned adj. orphanate, orphano. orthopedist, -thopae- n. orthopedista.
Orpheus [Gr. Mythol] n. Orpheo. orthopedy, orthopedics [Med] n.
Orphic adj. orphic. orthopedia (- ìa).
orthoclase [Mineral] n. orthoclase (- orthopedy, orthopedics [Med] n.
òclase). orthopedia.
orthoclase [Mineral] n. orthoclase. orthopterous [Entom] adj. orthoptere.
orthodox adj. orthodoxe. -orus (guardian) occurring in
Orthodox (member of the Orthodox compounds] n. oro-.
Church) n. orthodoxo. oscillate v. fluctuar, oscillar.
orthodox n. orthodoxo. oscillate v. oscillar.
oscillate v. oscillar, fluctuar.
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oscillation n. oscillation. osseous, bony adj. ossee.

oscillation n. fluctuation, oscillation. ossicle [Anat] n. ossiculo.
oscillation n. oscillation, fluctuation. ossification n. ossification.
oscillator n. oscillator. ossify [Physiol] v. ossificar.
oscillatory adj. oscillatori. ossify v. ossificar.
oscilloscope n. oscilloscopio. ossify v. ossificar (se).
oscillum (mask of Bacchus hung on ossuary n. ossuario.
trees) n. oscillo. ossuary n. ossario.
osculate [Geom] v. oscular. osteitis [Pathol] n. osteitis.
osculation (1. kissing; 2. Geom]) n. osteitis [Pathol] n. osteitis (-ìtis).
osculation. ostensible adj. ostensibile, pretense.
osculatory adj. osculatori.
ostensible adj. pretense, ostensibile.
osculatory [Eccl] n. osculatorio.
ostensive, ostensible adj. ostensibile.
oscule [Zool] n. osculo.
ostensorium [Eccl] n. ostensorio.
oscule [Zool] n. osculo (òs-).
ostentation n. ostentation.
Osman, Othman, Ottoman [Hist] n.
ostentation, pomp, display n. fasto.
Ottoman.
ostentatious adj. ostentatiose.
Osmanli (1. Ottoman Turk; 2. Ottoman
ostentatious adj. fastose, ostentatiose.
Turkish) n. osmanli (-lì) Tu].
ostentatious adj. ostentatiose, fastose.
Osmanli (1. Ottoman Turk; 2. Ottoman
Turkish) n. osmanli. ostentatious adj. fastose.
osmic [Chem] adj. osmic. ostentatious person n. ostentator.
osmium [Chem] n. osmium. osteo-, oste- (bone) occurring in

compounds] n. osteo-.
osmology n. osmologia (-ìa).
osteolite n. osteolitho.
osmology n. osmologia.
osteolite n. osteolitho (- òlito).
osmosis n. osmose.
osteologic adj. osteologic.
osmotic adj. osmotic.
osteologist n. osteologo.
osprey n. ossifraga.
osteologist n. osteologo (-
osprey n. ossifraga (-ì-).
òlogo).
ossature, framework [Arch] n. ossatura.
osteology n. osteologia (- ìa).
ossein [Biochem] n. osseina (-
osteology n. osteologia.
ìna).
osteopath n. osteopathico.
ossein [Biochem] n. osseina.
osteoplastic adj. osteoplastic.
osseous, bony adj. ossose.
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osteoplasty n. osteoplastia (-ìa). other (see things - than what they

osteoplasty n. osteoplastia. are) phr. vider le cosas alteremente
osteotomy n. osteotomia. que illos lo son.
otherwise adv. alteremente, alias.
osteotomy n. osteotomia (- ìa).
otherwise adv. alias, alteremente.
ostracism n. ostracismo.
otherwise (in another manner) adv.
ostracize v. ostracisar.
alias.
ostracoderm [Paleontol/Zool] n.
otherwise (in another manner) adv. alias
ostracodermo.
(àl-).
ostracon n. ostracon.
otherwise, in other respects adv. cetero.
ostracon n. ostracon (òs-).
otherwise, in other respects adv. cetero
ostreaceous adj. ostreacee.
(cé-).
ostreicultural, oystergrowing adj. Othman, Ottoman, Osman [Hist] n.
ostreicola (- ì-). Ottoman.
ostreicultural, oystergrowing adj. otiose, idle (1. not occupied; 2.
ostreicola. useless futile) adj. otiose.
ostreiculture, oyster culture n.
otologist, aurist (ear specialist) n.
ostreicultura.
aurista.
ostrich n. avestruthio.
otorhinolaryngologic [Med] adj.
ostrich n. struthio. otorhinolaryngologic.
ot-, oto- (ear) occurring in derivatives otorhinolaryngologist [Med] n.
and compounds] n. ot-. otorhinolaryngologista.
other (1. additional; 2. different) adj. otorhinolaryngology (study of ear,
altere. nose, and larynx) Med] n.
other adj. cetere. otorhinolaryngologia.
other adj. cetere (cé-). otorhinolaryngology (study of ear,
other adj. alie. nose, and larynx) Med] n.
otorhinolaryngologia (-ìa).
other adj/pron. altere.
otter n. flutra.
other adv. alteremente.
Ottoman adj. ottoman.
other (each -) adj. le unes, le un.
ottoman (flat overstuffed couch) n.
other (each -) adj. le un, le unes.
ottomana.
other (every - month) adv. omne duo
Ottoman n. ottomano.
menses.
Ottoman, Osman, Othman [Hist] n.
other (on the - hand) phr. de altere
Ottoman.
parte.
ouch interj. eheu.
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ought (anything) n. alique, qualcosa. out of doors, outside, out adv. foras,
ought (anything) n. qualcosa, alique. foris.
ought v. deberea ... out of doors, outside, out adv. foris
(fòr-), foras (fòr-).
ounce n. uncia.
out of doors, outside, out adv. foras
our pron. nostre.
(fòr-), foris (fòr-).
ours pron. le nostre, le nostres.
out of doors, outside, out adv. for.
ours pron. le nostres, le nostre.
out of it phr. foras de su mente.
ourselves (emphatic pron) pron. mesme,
out-and-out adj. complete.
ipse.
out-bid v. offerer plus.
ourselves (emphatic pron) pron. ipse,
out-board adv. foras de bordo, exterior.
mesme.
ourselves (object pron) pron. nos. out-board adv. exterior, foras de bordo.
oust v. expeller, evincer. out-break (eruption) n. eruption.
oust v. evincer, expeller. out-break (of crime) n. serie.
out adj. foras. out-break (of disease) n. prime

manifestation, epidemia.
out adv. foras go - sortir.
out-break (of disease) n. epidemia,
out (hand -) v. distribuer.
prime manifestation.
out (look - !) interj. attention!
out-burst n. eruption, explosion.
out (made - of) phr. fabricate de.
out-burst n. explosion, eruption.
out (one - of three) phr. un super tres.
out-cast adj. expulsate, proscripte,
out, out of doors, outside adv. foras bannite.
(fòr-), foris (fòr-). out-cast adj. proscripte, bannite,
out, out of doors, outside adv. foris expulsate.
(fòr-), foras (fòr-). out-cast adj. bannite, expulsate,
out, out of doors, outside adv. for. proscripte.
out, out of doors, outside adv. foris, out-cast (outlaw) n. bannito, proscripto.
foras. out-cast (outlaw) n. proscripto, bannito.
out, out of doors, outside adv. foras,
out-cast (social) n. paria.
foris.
out-class v. esser superior, exceller.
out (put - a fire, extinguish) v.
out-class v. exceller, esser superior.
extincter le foco.
out (sports) interj. out! out-come n. consequentia, successo.
out of, from prep. ex. out-come n. successo, consequentia.
out of doors, outside, out adv. foris, outcome n. successo.

foras. outcrop [Geol] n. affloramento.
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outcrop [Geol] v. afflorar. outlast v. superviver a.

out-cry n. crito de indignation, clamor, outlaw, exile n. proscripto.
protesto. outlaw n. proscripto.
out-cry n. clamor, protesto, crito de outlaw v. proscriber.
indignation.
outlay, expenditure (of money) n.
out-cry n. protesto, crito de indignation,
dispensa.
clamor.
outlay n. dispensa.
outdistance v. distantiar.
outlet, duct, emissary n. emissario.
out-do v. superpassar, superar.
outlet (duct) n. emissario,
out-do v. superar, superpassar.
escappamento.
out-door adj. exterior, al aere libere. outlet (duct) n. escappamento,
out-door adj. al aere libere, exterior. emissario.
out-doors adv. al aere libere. outlet n. Elec].
outer adj. externe, exterior. outline (profile) n. contorno, profilo,
outer adj. exterior, externe. silhouette.
out-fit (clothes) n. trousseau. outline (profile) n. silhouette, contorno,
profilo.
out-fit (tools) n. equipamento.
outline (profile) n. profilo, silhouette,
out-fitter n. negotiante, (in articulos de
contorno.
vestimento), fornitor.
outline (profile) v. contornar, traciar.
out-fitter n. fornitor, negotiante, (in
outline (profile) v. traciar, contornar.
articulos de vestimento).
out-going (of mail) adj. de partita. outline (sketch) n. schizzo.
out-going (of person) adj. cessante, outline (sketch) v. schizzar.

sortiente. outline (to trace the outline or contour
out-going (of person) adj. sortiente, of) v. contornar.
cessante. outlive v. superviver a.
out-going (of temperament) adj. outlook n. aspecto, perspectiva,
extrovertite. prospecto, vista.
out-grow v. devenir troppo grande pro. outlook n. perspectiva, prospecto, vista,
out-house n. edificio accessori. aspecto.
outing (go on an -) v. facer un outlook n. prospecto, vista, aspecto,
excursion. perspectiva.
outing n. excursion. outlook n. vista, aspecto, perspectiva,
outlandish (odd) adj. bizarre. prospecto.
outlying adj. eccentric, remote.
outlandish (remote) adj. remote.
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outlying adj. remote, eccentric. out-of-the-way interj. via!, foras!

outmaneuvre, -noeuv- v. superar in out-of-the-way (over) adj. terminate.
strategia. out-of-the-way (remote) adj. remote.
outmatch v. superar. out-of-work adj. disoccupate.
outmoded adj. antiquate, obsolete. outpatient n. patiente externe.
outmoded adj. obsolete, antiquate. outpost, advance guard [Mil] n.
outnumber v. esser plus numerose que. avantiata.
out-of adv/adj. ex, foras de. outpost n. avantiata, posto avantiate.
out-of adv/adj. foras de, ex. outpost n. posto avantiate, avantiata.
out-of (by means of, through) adv. per. output (of machine) n. rendimento.
out-of-bounds adv. foras del limites. output (of worker) n. production.
out-of-danger adv. foras de periculo. outrage n. ultrage.
out-of-date (lapsed) adj. perimite. outrage n. ultrage (-aje).
out-of-date (old) adj. antiquate. outrage v. ultragiar (-ajàr).
out-of-date (old) adj. antiquate, outrage v. ultragiar.
obsolete. outrageous adj. ultragiose (-jose).
out-of-date (old) adj. obsolete, outrageous adj. ultragiose, excessive,
antiquate. exorbitante.
out-of-fashion adj. foras de moda. outrageous adj. exorbitante, ultragiose,
out-of-his-mind phr. foras de su mente. excessive.
out-of-kindness adv. per benevolentia. outrageous adj. excessive, exorbitante,
out-of-luck adv. foras de sorte. ultragiose.
out-of-money adv. curte de moneta. outrageous adj. ultragiose.
out-of-order (broken) adj. in reparation. outright adj. franc.
out-of-order (untidy) adj. disordinate. outright adv. completemente.
out-of-print adj. exhaurite. outrun v. ultrapassar, distantiar.
out-of-respect adv. per respecto. outrun v. distantiar, ultrapassar.
out-of-sorts adj. indisposite. outset (at the -) adv. al maximo.
out-of-stock adj. exhaurite. outset n. initio, principio.
out-of-the-drdinary adv. foras del outset n. principio, initio.

commun. out-side adj. exterior, externe.
out-of-the-house adj. ex casa. out-side adj. externe, exterior.
out-of-the-question adj. impossibile. out-side adv. extra, foras.
out-of-the-way interj. foras!, via! out-side adv. foras, extra.
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outside, exterior n. exterior. outstrip v. ultrapassar, distantiar.

out-side n. exterior. outward adj. externe, exterior.
outside, out, out of doors adv. foris outward adj. exterior, externe.
(fòr-), foras (fòr-). outwardly adv. apparentemente, al
outside, out, out of doors adv. for. exterior.
outside, out, out of doors adv. foras, outwardly adv. al exterior,
foris. apparentemente.
outside, out, out of doors adv. foras outwards adv. verso le exterior.
(fòr-), foris (fòr-). outwear (last longer) v. durar plus
outside, out, out of doors adv. foris, longe.
foras. outwear (use up) v. usar
out-side prep. extra. completemente.
outside market, free market [Fin] n. outweigh (be heavier) v. pesar plus que.
coulisse. outweigh v. Fig].
outside market, free market [Fin] n. outwit v. circumvenir, contrariar, frustrar.
coulisse F].
outwit v. contrariar, frustrar, circumvenir.
outsider (horse) n. outsider.
outwit v. frustrar, circumvenir, contrariar.
outsider [Horse Racing] n. outsider A].
outworn (out-of-date) adj. obsolete,
outsider [Horse Racing] n. outsider.
antiquate.
outsider (stranger) n. estraniero. outworn (out-of-date) adj. antiquate,
outsides adv. foras de partita. obsolete.
outsize adv. foras de mesura. outworn (used up) adj. usate.
outskirts n. peripheria, suburbio. oval adj/n. oval.
outskirts n. suburbio, peripheria. oval oval adj. oval.
outspoken adj. franc. ovarian adj. ovarian.
outspokenness n. franchitia. ovariotomy n. ovariotomia.
outstanding (due) adj. debite. ovariotomy n. ovariotomia (-ìa).
outstanding, eminent adj. eminente. ovary [Anat] n. ovario.
outstanding (eminent) adj. eminente. ovary n. ovario.
outstay v. fatigar le amicabilitate de, ovate adj. ovate.
restar troppo longo. ovation (1. Rom. Antiq]; 2. as in to
outstay v. restar troppo longo, fatigar le receive an ovation) n. ovation.
amicabilitate de. ovation n. ovation.
outstretched adj. extendite.
oven (cooker) n. apparato de cocer.
outstrip v. distantiar, ultrapassar.
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oven n. furno. overbearing, arrogant adj. superbe.

ovenbird [Ornith] n. furnero. overboard adv. in aqua, in mar, super le
ovenful (of bread) n. furnata. bordo.
over (above) prep. supra, super. overboard adv. super le bordo, in aqua, in
mar.
over (above) prep. super, supra.
overboard adv. in mar, super le bordo, in
over (across) adv. trans.
aqua.
over adj. finite.
overburden, overload v. supercargar.
over (all - again) adv. de nove.
overburden v. supercargar.
over (bend -) v. replicar.
overcast adj. obnubilate.
over (climb -) v. transgreder.
overcast, overcloud v. obnubilar.
over (during) adv. durante.
overcharge n. pretio excessive.
over (everywhere) adv. ubique.
overcharge v. supercargar, demandar
over (fall -) v. laber. troppo.
over (finished, all -) adj/adv. finite. overcharge v. demandar troppo,
over (hand -) v. transferer. supercargar.
over (in excess) adv. de plus. overcloud, overcast v. obnubilar.
over (knock -) v. abatter. overcoat, greatcoat n. paletot.
over, on the farther side of, beyond, overcoat, greatcoat n. paletot F].
across prep. trans. overcoat n. paletot, supertoto.
over (on top) adv. super. overcoat n. surtout F].
over and over adv. vice post vice. overcoat n. supertoto, paletot.
over and over again adv. reiteratemente. overcoat n. surtout.
over here adv. per hic. overcoat, surtout n. supertoto.
over one's head phr. plus que on pote overcome v. vincer, superar.
comprender. overcome v. superar, vincer.
over there adv. per illac. overcome, vanquish, surmount v.
overall adj. global, general. superar.
overall adj. general, global. overcome, vanquish v. vincer vinc-/-vict-
overall adv. generalmente. ].
overall n. supertoto. overcome, vanquish v. vincer.
overalls n. supertoto. overconfident adj. troppo confidente,

presumptuose.
overbalance v. perder le equilibrio.
overconfident adj. presumptuose, troppo
overbearing adj. imperiose.
confidente.
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overcrowded adj. troppo reimplite, overexcitement n. superexcitation,

congerite. exaltation.
overcrowded adj. congerite, troppo overexertion n. abuso de su fortias.
reimplite. overfamiliar adj. troppo intime.
overdo (overcook) v. ultra cocer. overfed adj. superalimentate.
overdo (pull too hard) v. ultra tirar. overfeed v. superalimentar.
overdo v. ultrar. overfeeding n. superalimentation.
overdose (-) v. dosar de troppo, ingerer. overfill v. reimpler troppo.
overdose (-) v. ingerer (imbuer), dosar overflight n. supervolo, un volo super.
de troppo.
overflight n. un volo super, supervolo.
overdose (-) v. ingerer, dosar de troppo.
overflow (flow over the brim, banks) v.
overdose (-) v. dosar de troppo, ingerer
disbordar.
(imbuer).
overflow, inundation (flowing over the
overdose n. dose troppo forte.
banks, the brim) n. disbordamento.
overdraft n. credito sin copertura, conto
overflow n. disbordamento.
a discoperto.
overflow v. inundar, disbordar.
overdraft n. conto a discoperto, credito
sin copertura. overflow v. disbordar, inundar.
overdraw v. traher a discoperto. overfly v. volar super, supervolar.
overdrawn adj. trahite a discoperto. overfly v. supervolar, volar super.
overdue (payment) adj. arretrate. overgrown adj. incombrate, coperite.
overdue (transport) adj. retardate. overgrown adj. coperite, incombrate.
overeat v. mangiar troppo. overhang n. ultraprojectato essite

saliente.
overelaborate adj. troppo complicate.
overhang n. ultraprojectato essite
overelaborate v. complicar troppo.
saliente (super).
overestimate n. valutation excessive.
overhang v. esser ultraprojectato, esser
overestimate v. valutar excessivemente. saliente.
overexcite v. superexcitar. overhang v. esser ultraprojectato, esser
overexcited adj. exaltate. saliente (super).
overexcited adj. superexcitate, exaltate. overhang v. esser saliente (super), esser
overexcited adj. exaltate, superexcitate. ultraprojectato.
overhang v. esser saliente, esser
overexcitement n. exaltation,
ultraprojectato.
superexcitation.
overhaul n. examine detaliate, inspection
overexcitement n. superexcitation.
general.
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overhaul n. inspection general, examine overleap n. supersalto.

detaliate. overleap v. supersaltar.
overhaul v. examinar in detalio, refacer. overload n. supercarga.
overhaul v. refacer, examinar in detalio. overload, overburden v. supercargar.
overhead adj. aeree. overload v. supercargar.
overhead adv. in supra. overlook (have prospect of) v. dar
overhead-projector n. projector in super.
supra. overlook (ignore) v. clauder le oculos a,
overheads n. costos general. passar super.
overhear v. surprender, audir per overlook (ignore) v. passar super,
casualitate. clauder le oculos a.
overhear v. audir per casualitate, overlying adj. superponite.
surprender. overnight adj/adv. durante le nocte, pro un
overheard adj. audite per casualitate. nocte.
overheat v. calefacer troppo. overnight adj/adv. pro un nocte, durante le
overheating n. supercalefaction. nocte.
overindulge (child) v. guastar. overpay v. superpagar.
overindulge (taste) v. facer abuso de overpayment n. superpaga.

excessive. overpopulated adj. excessivemente
overjoyed adj. multo felice, transportate populate, superpopulate.
de gaudio. overpopulated adj. superpopulate,
overjoyed adj. transportate de gaudio, excessivemente populate.
multo felice. overpower v. subjugar, dominar.
overland adj. super terra, terrestre. overpower v. dominar, subjugar.
overland adj. terrestre, super terra. overpowering adj. irresistibile, abattente.
overlap (cover partially) v. imbricar. overpowering adj. abattente, irresistibile.
overlap n. Fig]. overproduction n. superproduction.
overlap (partial cover) n. imbrication. overrate v. valutar excessivemente,
overlap v. Fig]. exaggerar.
overlav with stucco, stucco v. stuccar. overrate v. exaggerar, valutar
excessivemente.
overlay n. copertura.
overreach v. uitrapassar.
overlay, plate (with plates of metal) v.
overreaction n. reaction excessive.
placar.
overlay v. coperir. override (be more important) v. haber
plus de importantia.
overleaf adj. al verso.
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override (go beyond) v. ultrapassar, oversleep v. dormir troppo longe.

passar super. overspend v. expender troppo.
override (go beyond) v. passar super, overstate v. exaggerar.
ultrapassar.
overstatement n. exaggeration.
overriding adj. importantissime.
overstrain n. tension excessive.
overripe adj. troppo matur.
overstrain v. supercargar.
overrule v. decider contra, annullar.
overt adj. patente, evidente.
overrule v. annullar, decider contra.
overt adj. evidente, patente.
overrun adj. infestate.
overtake (of vehicles) v. passar.
overrun (exceed) v. exceder.
overtake (surprise) v. surprender.
overrun (invade) v. invader.
overtax v. exceder, abusar.
overscrupulous adj. timorate.
overtax v. abusar, exceder.
overseas adj. de ultramar.
overthrow (dethrone) v. disthronar.
overseas adv. ultramar.
overthrow n. subversion.
oversee v. surveliar.
overthrow (overcome) v. superar,
overseer n. surveliante.
subverter.
overshadow, adumbrate v. adumbrar. overthrow (overcome) v. subverter,
overshadow v. adumbrar, eclipsar. superar.
overshadow v. eclipsar, adumbrar. overtime n. horas extraordinari.
overshadowing, adumbration n. overtone [Mus] harmonico n. Fig].
adumbration. overture (1. proposal, offer; 2. Mus])
overshoe, galosh n. galocha (-sha). n. overtura.
overshoe, galosh n. galocha. overture n. overtura.
overshoe n. superscarpa. overturn v. inverter (se).
overshoot v. ultrapassar. overturn v. inverter.
oversight (omission) n. inadvertentia. overvalue v. excessivemente evalutar.
oversight (surveillance) n. surveliantia. overvalued adj. excessivemente
oversimplification n. explication troppo evalutate.
simple, simplification excessive. overweight adj. troppo pesante.
oversimplification n. simplification overweight n. excesso de peso.
excessive, explication troppo simple. overwhelm (of waves) v. submerger,
oversimplification, simplism n. inundar subito.
simplismo. overwhelm (of waves) v. inundar subito,
oversize adj. excessivemente grande. submerger.
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overwhelm v. Fig]. owing-to conj. gratias a, a causa de.

overwhelming (irresistible) adj. owl n. uluco (ù-).
invincibile. owl n. uluco.
overwhelming (of argument) adj. own adj. proprie.
convincente.
own (admit) v. admitter.
overwork n. excesso de labor.
own (possess) v. posseder.
overwork vi. troppo laborar.
owner n. possessor, proprietario.
overwork vt. supercargar.
owner n. proprietario, possessor.
overwrought adj. multo agitate,
owner, proprietor n. proprietario.
superexcitate.
ownership, dominion, dominium
overwrought adj. superexcitate, multo
(absolute) n. dominio.
agitate.
ovibos, musk ox [Zool] n. ovibos ownership n. proprietate, possession.
(ò-). ownership n. possession, proprietate.
ovibos, musk ox [Zool] n. ovibos. ownership n. proprietate.
oviduct [Anat] n. oviducto. own-up v. confessar.
ovine adj. ovin. ox (castrated male bovine
oviparity n. oviparitate. quadruped) n. bove.
oviparous adj. ovipare. ox n. bove.
ovoid adj. ovoide. oxalamide, oxamide [Chem] n. oxamido
ovoviviparous [Zool] adj. ovovivipare. (-à-).
oxalamide, oxamide [Chem] n.
ovular ovular [Bot/ Physiol] adj. ovular.
oxalamido.
ovulate v. ovular.
oxalamide, oxamide [Chem] n.
ovulation [Biol] n. ovulation.
oxamido.
ovule [Bot/Physiol] n. ovulo. oxalamide, oxamide [Chem] n.
ovum [Biol] n. ovo. oxalamido (- là-).
ovum n. ovo. oxalate [Chem] n. oxalato.
ow interj. eheu. oxalic [Chem] adj. oxalic.
owe v. deber. Oxalidaceae [Bot] n. oxalidaceas.
owing adj. debite. oxalidaceous [Bot] adj. oxalidacee.
owing, due adj. debite. Oxalis [Bot] n. oxalide.
owing, due adj. debite (dé-) (pp of Oxalis [Bot] n. oxalide (-àl-).
deber). oxalis, wood sorrel n. oxalide (-
owing-to conj. a causa de, gratias a. àl-).
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oxalis, wood sorrel n. oxalide. oxygen n. oxygeno (-ìgeno).

oxalite [Mineral] n. oxalite. oxygenate v. oxygenar.
oxalonitrate [Chem] n. oxaloitrato. oxygenation n. oxygenation.
oxamide, oxalamide [Chem] n. oxysulphide [Chem] n. oxysulfido (-
oxamido. sùl-).
oxamide, oxalamide [Chem] n. oxysulphide [Chem] n. oxysulfido.
oxalamido. oxytone [Phonet] adj. oxytone.
oxamide, oxalamide [Chem] n. oxamido oyster n. ostrea.
(-à-).
oyster bed n. ostreiera (-yéra).
oxamide, oxalamide [Chem] n.
oyster bed n. ostreiera.
oxalamido (- là-).
oyster culture, ostreiculture n.
oxen n. boves.
ostreicultura.
oxidate, oxidize v. oxydar.
oyster grower, oyster-culturist n.
oxidation n. oxydation.
ostreicultor.
oxide n. oxydo (òx-). oyster-bed n. ostreiera.
oxide n. oxydo. oyster-culturist, oyster grower n.
oxidizable adj. oxydabile. ostreicultor.
oxidization n. oxydation. oystergrowing, ostreicultural adj.
oxidize, oxidate v. oxydar. ostreicola (- ì-).
oxidize v. oxydar. oystergrowing, ostreicultural adj.
ostreicola.
oxtail n. cauda de bove.
oysterman n. ostrero.
oxy- (as in oxytone) Chem] occurring
ozena [Pathol] n. ozena.
in derivatives and compounds] adj.
oxy-. ozocerite [Mineral] n. ozocerite.
oxyacetylene adj/ n. oxyacetylenic. ozone n. ozono.
oxygen n. oxygeno. ozonize v. ozonisar.
P - p
p (letter -) n. littera p (pe). pachy- (thick, large) occurring in

pace (1. step; 2. gait) n. passo. compounds] adj. pachy-.
pace (speed) n. velocitate. pachyderm n. pachydermo.
pace (step) n. passo.
pace v. mesurar a passos.
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pachydermatous (1. pachydermous, pack vt. impacchettar, imballar.

thick-skinned; 2. pertaining to pack, wrap, packet v. pacchettar.
pachyderms) adj. pachyderme. pack, wrap (up) v. impacchetar.
pachydermatous, pachydermic adj. package n. pacchetto.
pachydermic.
package, parcel, packet n. pacchetto.
pachydermic, pachydermatous adj.
packer n. imballator, impaccator.
pachydermic.
packer n. impaccator.
pacific (1. tending to make peace; 2.
loving peace; 3 . peaceful) adj. packer n. impaccator, imballator.
pacific. packet n. pacchetto.
pacific adj. pacific. packet, pack, wrap v. pacchettar.
pacific n. pacifico. packet, package, parcel n. pacchetto.
pacification n. pacification. packing (- case) n. cassa de imballage.
Pacific-Ocean [Geog] n. Oceano Pacific. packing (in straw) n. impaleage (-aje).
pacifier n. pacificator. packing (in straw) n. impaleage.
pacifism n. pacifismo. packing n. imballage.
pacifist n. pacifista. packsaddle n. basto.
pacify (1. to reduce a country, to a pact n. pacto.
state of peace; 2. to appease) v. pad (as in writing pad) n. bloco.
pacificar. pad (cushion) n. ampon, cossinetto.
pacify v. pacificar.
pad (cushion) n. cossinetto,tampon.
pack (as in to pack in a trunk) v.
pad (for writing) n. bloco.
imballar.
pad, stuff v. borrar.
pack, bundle n. pacco.
pad v. wattar, borrar.
pack (bundle) n. pacco.
pad v. borrar, wattar.
pack (cards) n. collection.
pad, wad, quilt v. wattar.
pack (hounds) n. muta.
padding (cotton-wool) n. watta.
pack (in straw) v. impalear.
padding [Gen] borra n. borra.
pack (lies) n. texito.
paddle (as in to propel a canoe with a
pack, make a pack of v. paccar.
paddle) n. pagaia (-aya).
pack (thieves, wolves) n. banda.
paddle (as in to propel a canoe with a
pack (up) v. impaccar.
paddle) n. pagaia.
pack vi. facer su bagages.
paddle n. pagaia.
pack vt. imballar, impacchettar.
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paddle (propel with a paddle) v. pail, buckct n. situla.

pagaiar. pail, buckct n. situla (sì-).
paddle vi. marchar in le aqua con pedes pail n. situla.
nude.
pailful, bucketful n. situlata.
paddle vt. pagaiar.
pain (1. ache; 2. grief) n. dolor.
paddler n. pagaiator.
pain, ache adv. mal.
paddock [Horse Racing] n. paddock A].
pain (ache) n. dolor.
paddock [Horse Racing] n. paddock.
pain (distress, grieve) v. penar.
paddock n. Gen].
pain (esp. mental) n. pena.
paddock (racing) n. paddock.
pain n. pena.
paddyfield n. risiera.
pain, suffering n. suffrentia.
paddywaggon n. wagon de policia.
pain in the hip, coxalgia n. coxalgia (-
padlock n. serratura pendente.
ìa).
padre n. cappellano militar. pain in the hip, coxalgia n. coxalgia.
Paeon [Gr. Mythol] n. Peon. pain in the legs, scelalgia [Pathol] n.
pagan adj. pagan. scelalgia.
pagan, heathen adj. pagan. pain in the legs, scelalgia [Pathol] n.
pagan, heathen n. pagano. scelalgia (- ìa).
pagan n. pagano. painfll (hurting) adj. dolorose.
paganism, heathenism n. paganismo. painfll (mental) adj. penose.
paganize v. paganisar. painful adj. penose.
page (in book) n. pagina. painful (causing pain) adj. dolorose.
page (of a book) n. pagina. painkiller n. analgesico.
page (of a book) n. pagina (pà-). painkilling drug n. medicamento contra

le dolor, droga analgesic.
page (servant) n. page.
painkilling drug n. droga analgesic,
page v. cercar (un persona.
medicamento contra le dolor.
pageant n. pompa.
painless adj. indolor.
pageant n. spectaculo historic.
painstaking adj. laboriose.
pager n. clamator, pager.
paint, make up v. fardar.
pager n. pager, clamator.
paint, make-up, rouge [Cosmetics] n.
paginate v. paginar. fardo.
pagination n. pagination. paint n. color.
pagoda n. pagoda. paint, picture v. picturar.
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paint, rouge n. rouge F]. palatal [Phonet] adj. palatal.

paint, rouge n. rouge. palatalization [Phonet] n. palatalisation.
paint (the face) v. fardar. palatalize [Phonet] v. palatalisar.
paint (use a painthrush) v. pincelar. palate n. palato.
paint (use paint) v. pinger. palatial adj. palatial.
paint v. pinger. palatinate n. palatinato.
paint v. pinger ping-/pict-]. palatine (1. Germ. Hist] (count
paint miniatures, miniature v. miniar. palatine; 2. Polish Hist]) n. palatino.
paintbrush, brush n. penicillo. palatine (of or pertaining to a palace)
adj. palatin.
paintbrush n. pincel.
pale adj. pallide.
painter n. pictor.
pale, grow pale v. palidir.
painthrush, brush n. pincel.
pale, light-colored adj. clarette.
painting (1. art of painting; 2.
picture) n. pictura. pale n. limite.
painting n. pictura. pale v. pallidir.
paintress, woman painter n. pictoressa. paleness n. pallor.
pair (as in a pair of shoes) n. par. paleo-, pale- (ancient, early) occurring
in compounds] adj. pale-.
pair n. par.
paleographer n. paleographo.
pair-of-scissors n. cisorios.
paleographer n. paleographo (-
pair-of-scissors v. arrangiar in pares.
ògrapho).
pajamas n. pajama.
paleographic, paleographical adj.
pajamas n. pajama Hind].
paleographic.
pajamas n. pyjama. paleographical, paleographic adj.
Pakistan [Geog] n. Pakistan. paleographic.
pakistani adj/n. pakistani. paleography n. paleographia.
pal n. camerada, amico. paleography n. paleographia (-
pal n. amico, camerada. ìa).
palace n. palatio. paleolith [Archeol] n. paleolitho.
palatable adj. agradabile. paleolith [Archeol] n. paleolitho (-

ò-).
palatable adj. agradabile (al palato).
paleolithic [Archeol] adj. paleolithic.
palatable (fig) adj. agradabile al palato.
paleontography n. paleontographia (-
palatal (pertaining to the palate) adj.
ìa).
palatin.
paleontography n. paleontographia.
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paleontological adj. paleontologic. palinode (1. Poet]; 2. recantation) n.

paleontologist n. paleontologista. palinodia (- ìa).
paleontologist n. paleontologo. palinodic adj. palinodic.
paleontologist n. paleontologo (- palinodist n. palinodista.

òlogo). palisade (fence of pales or stakes) n.
paleontology n. paleontologia (- palissada.
ìa). palisade v. palissadar.
paleontology n. paleontologia. pall (cloth for coffin) n. drappo
Paleozoic adj. paleozoic (- òic). mortuari.
Paleozoic adj. paleozoic. pall (gloomy darkness) n. obscuritate.
Paleozoic (era) n. paleozoica. pall v. devenir insipide.
Paleozoic (era) n. paleozoica (- palladic adj. paladic.

òica). Palladium [Gr. Mythol] n. Palladio.
Palestine [Geog] n. Palestina. palladium (the metal palladium) n.
Palestine n. Palestina. palladium (- là-).
Palestinian adj. palestin. palladium (the metal palladium) n.
palladium.
palestinian adj. palestin.
Pallas (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n.
palestinian n. palestino.
Pallade (pàl-).
Palestinian n. palestino.
Pallas (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n.
palette n. paletta. Pallas (pàl-).
palette-knife n. spatula. Pallas (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n.
palimpsest n. palimpsesto. Pallas.
palin-, palim- (again) occurring in Pallas (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n.
compounds] adv. palin. Pallade.
palindrome n. palindromo (-ìn-). palliasse, straw-mattress n. paleassa.
palindrome n. palindromo. palliate (easing without curing) v.

palliatar.
paling n. palissada.
palliative n. palliativo.
palingenesis n. palingenesis (-gé-).
pallor n. pallor.
palingenesis n. palingenesis.
palm (1. palm of the hand; 2. palm
palingenesis n. palingenese (-gé-).
tree; 3. palm frond) n. palma.
palingenesis n. palingenese.
palm (bot. and anat) n. palma.
palinode (1. Poet]; 2. recantation) n.
palmate (1. Bot]; 2. Zool] (webbed) adj.
palinodia.
palmate.
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palmer (pilgrim returning from the pan (for frying) n. patella.

Holy Land) n. palmero. Pan [Gr. Relig] n. Pan.
palmist, chiromancer n. chiromante. pan (saucepan) n. casserola.
palmist n. chiromante. panac- (all-healing) occurring in
palmistry, chiromancy n. chiromantia (- derivatives] adj. panac-.
ìa). panacea n. panacea (-éa).
palmistry, chiromancy n. chiromantia. panacea n. panacea.
palmistry n. chiromantia. Panama [Geog] n. Panama.
palm-sunday n. dominica del palmas. panama (hat) n. panama (-mà)
palpability n. palpabilitate. panama (hat) n. panama.
palpable adj. palpabile. Panama n. Panama.
palpebral adj. palpebral. Panama n. Panama (-mà)
palpitate v. palpitar. pan-american adj. panamerican.
palpitation n. palpitation. Pan-American adj. panamerican.
palter (act insincerely) v. comportar se pancake n. torta de patella.
insincermente.
pancreas [Anat] n. pancreas.
palter (haggle) v. negotiar
pancreas n. pancreas -as/-at-]
cavillosemente.
(pàn-).
paltry, shabby, mean adj. meschin.
pancreas n. pancreas.
paltry (tricky, mean) adj. meschin.
pancreatic adj. pancreatic.
paludism [Med] n. paludismo.
pancreatin [Chem] n. pancreatina.
Pampas [Geog] n. Pampas.
pancreatin n. Chem].
pampas n. pampa.
pancreatitis n. pancreatitis.
pamper v. tractar con indulgentia
pancreatitis [Pathol] n. pancreatitis (-
excessive.
ìtis).
pampers (diapers trademark) n.
pancreatitis [Pathol] n. pancreatitis.
pannos.
panda (- bear) n. panda.
pampers (diapers trademark) n. pannos
(de baby). panda n. panda.
pamphlet, brochure n. brochure F]. Pandects, digest [Law] n. digesto.
pamphlet, brochure n. brochure. Pandects (Emperor Justinian's
pamphlet n. brochure. compilation of Roman Law) n. pan-
dectas.
pan- (all) occurring in compounds] adj.
pan-. pandemic adj. pandemic.
pandemic n. pandemia (-ìa).
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pandemic n. pandemia. panegyris, panegyry (festive assembly

Pandemonium n. pandemonio. in honor of a god) Gr. Antiq] n.
pandemonium n. strepito infernal, panegyris.
pandemonio. panegyrist n. panegyrista.
pandemonium n. pandemonio, strepito panegyrize v. panegyrisar.
infernal. panegyry (festive assembly in honor of
pander v. incoragiar. a god) n. panegyris.
pander v. incoragiar (le vitios). panel (compartment and material) n.
Pandora [Gr. Mythol] n. Pandora. pannello.
Pandora n. Pandora. panel (distinct compartment of a
surface) n. pannello.
pandora, pandore, bandore, mandola,
mandora (musical instrument panel (jury) n. jury.
similar to a mandolin, but larger) n. panel (list) n. lista.
mandola I]. panel v. revestir de ligno.
pandora, pandore, bandore, mandola, panelling n. revestimento.
mandora (musical instrument panelling n. revestimento (de ligno).
pang n. dolor.
mandola.
Pan-German adj. pangerman.
Pandora (-'s box) n. le cassa de pandora.
Pan-Germanism n. pangermanismo.
pandore, bandore, mandola, mandora,
Pan-Germanist n. pangermanista.
pandora (musical instrument
similar to a mandolin, but larger) n. Panhellenism n. panhellenismo.
mandola. panic adj. panic.
pandore, bandore, mandola, mandora, panic n. panico.
pandora (musical instrument panic, terror n. affollamento.
similar to a mandolin, but larger) n. panic v. affollar (se).
mandola I].
panic v. affollar.
pane n. vitro.
panic-stricken adj. colpate de panico,
pane, windowpane n. vitro. terrificate.
panegyric adj. panegyric. panic-stricken adj. terrificate, colpate de
panegyric n. panegyrico. panico.
panegyrical adj. panegyric. panification n. panification.
panegyris, panegyry (festive assembly panniculus [Anat] n. panniculo.
in honor of a god) Gr. Antiq] n. pannier n. paniero.
panegyris (-égiris). panoply n. panoplia.
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panoptic adj. panoptic. pantheon (1. Class.. Hist]; 2. the

panopticon (1. Penology ]; 2. aggregate gods) n. pantheon.
exhibition of wax figures; 3. panther n. panthera.
Optics, etc]; 4. Basic English]) n. panties n. calceones.
panoptico. panties n. calceones (de femina).
panorama n. panorama.
panting, gasping n. anhelation.
panoramic adj. panoramic.
pantler [Hist] n. panetero.
Panslavism n. panslavismo.
pantograph n. pantographo (- tò-
Panslavism n. slavismo. ).
Panslavist n. panslavista. pantograph n. pantographo.
pansy n. pensata. pantographic adj. pantographic.
pansy (Viola tricolor) n. pensata. pantography n. pantographia (-
pant, gasp v. anhelar. ìa).
pant v. anhelar. pantography n. pantographia.
Pantagruel n. Pantagruel. pantometer n. pantometro.
Pantagruelian adj. pantagruelic. pantometer n. pantometro (- tò-).
Pantagruelism n. pantagruelismo. pantomime (classical) n. pantomima.
Pantagruelist n. pantagruelista. pantomime, dumb show n. pantomima.
pantaloon [Theat] n. pantalon. pantomime, mimodrama n.
pantaloonery, buffoonery n. mimodrama.
pantalonada. pantomime n. Brit.
pantelegraph, facsimile telegraph pantomime, pantomimic adj.
[Elec] n. pantelegrapho. pantomime.
pantelegraph, facsimile telegraph pantomime, pantomimist n.
[Elec] n. pantelegrapho (-lé-). pantomimo.
pantomime v. pantomimar.
pantheism n. pantheismo.
pantomimic, pantomime adj.
pantheism n. pantheismo (-ìzmo).
pantomimic.
pantheist n. pantheista.
pantry n. dispensa.
pantheist n. pantheista (- ìsta).
pants (trousers) n. pantalones.
pantheistic adj. pantheistic (-
pants (underpants) n. calceones.
ìstic).
panzer, armored, armor-plated adj.
pantheistic adj. pantheistic.
cuirassate.
pantheistic adj. pantheista.
panzer, armored, armor-plated adj.
pantheistic adj. pantheista (-ìsta). cuirassate (pp of cuirassar).
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pap n. pappa. paperback n. libro brochate, libro de

papa, daddy n. papa. tasca.
papa n. papa. paperboy n. livrator de jornales.
papa, papas, pope [Orthodox Ch] n. paperclip n. crampa (pro serrar papiros).
pope. paperclip n. crampa.
papable (qualified for the papacy) adj. paper-knife n. secapapiro.
papabile. papermaker n. papirero.
papacy (1. office and dignity of the paper-money n. papiro moneta.
Pope; 2. Pope's tenure of office) n.
paperweight, letterweight n.
papato.
cargapapiros.
papacy n. papato.
paperweight, letterweight n.
papal adj. papal. cargapapiros (- pì-).
papal v. papal. paperweight, letterweight n.
paparchy (papal rule) n. paparchia (- cargalitteras (- lìt-).
ìa). paperweight, letterweight n.
paparchy (papal rule) n. paparchia. cargalitteras.
papas, pope, papa [Orthodox Ch] n. paperweight n. cargapapiros.
pope. paperwork n. labores administrative.
papaveraceous [Bot] adj. papaveracee. papier-mache n. papier-mache.
paper (academic) n. discurso. papilionaeeous adj. papilionacee.
paper (as in linen paper, writing papilla (1. nipple; 2. vascular
paper) n. papiro. protruberance of the dermal layer
paper, document [Law, Com] n. of the skin; 3. Bot]) n. papilla.
scriptura. papillary adj. papillar.
paper (document) n. documento. papillectomy [Surg] n. papillectomia.
paper (examination) n. examine. papillectomy [Surg] n. papillectomia (-
paper (gentile) n. papiro. ìa).
paper (newspaper) n. jornal. papillus, lapillo [Geol] n. lapillo.
paper v. tapissar con papiro. papillus, lapillo [Geol] n. lapillo I].
paper cutter, paper knife n. secapapiro. Papio, Cynocephalus [Zool] n.
paper knife, paper cutter n. secapapiro. cynocephalo (-cé-).
paper streamer, serpentin n. Papio, Cynocephalus [Zool] n.
serpentino. cynocephalo.
paperback n. libro de tasca, libro papism n. papismo.
brochate. papist adj/n. papista.
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papist n. papista. parade v. paradar.

paprika n. paprika. paradise n. paradiso.
paprika n. paprika Hu]. paradisiacal adj. paradisiac.
Papua-New-Guinea [Geog] n. Papua paradisiacal adj. paradisiac (- ìac).
Nove Guinea. paradox n. paradoxo.
papyraceous adj. papyracee. paradoxical adj. paradoxe.
papyrus n. papyro. paradoxically adv. paradoxemente.
par (above -) adv. super le par. paraffin (oil) n. kerosen.
par (below -) adv. sub le par. paraffin, paraffine [Chem] n. paraffin.
par [Fin] n. par. paraffin (wax) n. paraffin (solide).
par (french: - avion) adv. per avion, via paraffin (wax) n. paraffin.
aeree.
paraffin oil, kerosene n. kerosen.
par (french: - avion) adv. via aeree, per
paraffine, paraffin [Chem] n. paraffin.
avion.
paragon n. modello.
par n. par.
paragon n. modello (de virtute).
par (on a - with) phr. equivalente a, par
a. paragraph (1. paragraph in a letter; 2.
par (on a - with) phr. par a, equivalente paragraph sign) n. paragrapho.
a. paragraph (1. paragraph in a letter; 2.
parable n. parabola (-rà-). paragraph sign) n. paragrapho (-
parable n. parabola. àgrafo).
paragraph n. paragrapho.
parabola [Math] n. parabola.
paragraphia [Pathol] n. paragraphia.
parabola [Math] n. parabola (- rà-
). paragraphia [Pathol] n. paragraphia (-
parabolic (1. pertaining to parables; 2. ìa).
Math]) adj. parabolic. Paraguay [Geog] n. Paraguay.
paraboloid n. paraboloide. parakeet, parrot n. parochetto.
parachute n. paracadita. parallax n. parallaxe.
parachute v. descender con paracadita. parallel (1. Geog]; 2. comparison) n.

parallelo.
parachutist n. paracaditista.
parallel (1. Geom]; 2. Fortif]) n.
parade (1. show, display; 2. Mil]) n.
parallela.
parada.
parallel adj. parallel.
parade n. parada.
parallel [Geog] n. parallelo.
parade, strut about v. paradar.
parallel (geom) n. parallela.
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parallel v. equalar. paraplegia [Pathol] n. paraplegia.

parallelepiped n. parallelepipedo. paraplegic [Pathol] adj. paraplegic.
parallelepiped n. parallelepipedo (- parasite n. parasito.
pìpedo). parasitic, parasitical adj. parasite.
parallelism n. parallelismo. parasitic, parasitical adj. parasitic.
parallelogram n. parallelogrammo. parasitical, parasitic adj. parasitic.
paralogism n. paralogismo. parasitical, parasitic adj. parasite.
paralogize v. paralogisar. parasiticide n. parasiticida.
paralyse v. paralysar. parasitism n. parasitismo.
paralysis n. paralyse (-àlyse). parasitology n. parasitologia (-
paralysis n. paralyse. ìa).
paralytic (1. pertaining to paralysis; 2. parasitology n. parasitologia.
affeted with paralysis) adj. paralytic. parasol n. parasol.
paralytic n. paralytico. paratrooper (soldato) n. paracaditista.
paralyze v. paralysar. paratyphoid paratyphoide adj.
parameter n. parametro. paratyphoide.
paramount adj. supreme. parcel (land) n. parcella.
paramour, lover n. amante. parcel, lot [Commer] n. partita.
paramour, one living in concubinage parcel, packet, package n. pacchetto.
n. concubino. parcel (packet) n. pacchetto.
paranoia n. paranoia. parcel-post n. servicio de pacchos
parapet n. parapetto. postal.
paraphernal paraphernal [Rom. Law] parcel-up v. impacchettar.
adj. paraphernal. parch n. torrefacer.
paraphernalia n. paraphernales. parch, scorch v. torrer torr-/tost-].
paraphrase n. paraphrase (- parch, scorch v. torrer.
ràphrase). parchment n. pergamena.
paraphrase n. paraphrase.
pardon (a criminal) v. gratiar.
paraphrase v. paraphrasar.
pardon, forgive v. pardonar.
paraphraser n. paraphrasator.
pardon, forgiveness n. pardono.
paraphrast n. paraphraste.
pardon n. pardono perdon.
paraphrstic adj. paraphrastic.
pardon v. pardonar, perdonar.
paraplegia [Pathol] n. paraplegia (-
pardon v. perdonar, pardonar.
ìa).
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pardonable adj. perdonabile, parish, parochial adj. parochian.

pardonabile. parish priest n. parocho (pà-).
pardonable adj. gratiabile. parish priest n. parocho.
pardonable adj. pardonabile, parishioner n. parochiano.
perdonabile.
parish-priest n. parocho.
pardonable adj. pardonabile.
parisyllabic adj. parisyllabic.
pardon-me v. perdona me, pardono.
parisyllabic adj. parisyllabe (-sì-).
pardon-me v. pardono, perdona me.
parisyllabic adj. parisyllabe.
pare v. pellar.
parisyllabic n. parisyllabo (- sì-).
pared adj. pellate.
parisyllabic n. parisyllabo.
parent n. parente, genitor.
parity, equality n. paritate.
parent n. genitor, parente.
parity n. paritate.
parental adj. parental.
park n. parco.
parentheses [Typog] n. parenthese.
park v. parcar.
parentheses [Typog] n. parenthese (-
parking n. parcamento.
éntese).
parking lot n. parco de automobiles.
parenthesis n. parenthese.
parking meter n. parcometro.
parenthesis (parenthetic phrase,
sentence) n. parenthese. parley n. conferentia.
parenthesis (parenthetic phrase, parley v. parlamentar.

sentence) n. parenthese (-éntese). parliament n. parlamento.
parenthetic, parenthetical adj. parliamentarianism n. parlamentarismo.
parenthetic. parliamentary adj. parlamentari.
parenthetical, parenthetic adj. parliamentary (person sent to parley
parenthetic. with the enemy) n. parlamentario.
parenthood n. maternitate, paternitate. parlor (in a convent) n. parlatorio.
parenthood n. paternitate, maternitate. parlor, -lour n. salon.
pariah (1. one of a low caste in parlous (precarious, dangerous) adj.
Southern India; 2. social outcast) n. periculose.
paria. Parma n. Parma.
parietal [Anat/Bot/ Zool] adj. parietal.
Parmesan, Parmese adj. parmesan.
paring adj/n. pellante.
Parmesan cheese n. parmesano.
parish (division of a diocese) n.
Parmese n. parmesano.
parochia.
parish n. parochia.
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Parnassian (pertaining to the parquet n. parquet.

Parnassus) adj. parnassian. parquet n. parquet F].
paroch- (neighboring) occurring in parricide (act of killing one's father or
derivatives] adj. paroch-. mother) n. parricidio.
parochial adj. parochial. parricide (one who kills his father or
parochial, parish adj. parochian. mother) n. parricida.
parochial (pertaining to a parish) adj. parrot n. papagai.
parochial. parrot n. psittaco.
parodist n. travestitor. parrot n. psittaco (psì-).
parodist n. parodista. parrot n. papagallo, parochetto, papagai.
parody n. parodia, travestimento. parrot n. papagai, papagallo, parochetto.
parody n. travestimento, parodia. parrot n. papagai (-ài).
parody n. parodia. parrot n. parochetto, papagai, papagallo.
parody n. parodia (-ìa). parrot, parakeet n. parochetto.
parody v. parodiar. parry n. parada.
parody v. travestir, parodiar. parry n. parata.
parody v. travestir. parry v. parar.
parody v. parodiar, travestir. parry, ward off v. parar.
parodying, parody (act of) n. Parsee, Parsi n. parsi.
travestimento.
Parsee, Parsi n. parsi (-sì)
parole n. parola de honor.
Persian].
parole (on -) n. libere super parola. Parsi, Parsee n. parsi.
paronym n. paronymo (-ò-). Parsi, Parsee n. parsi (-sì)
paronym n. paronymo. Persian].
paronymous adj. paronyme (-ò-). parsimonious adj. parsimoniose.
paronymous adj. paronyme. parsimonious, stingy adj. parsimoniose.
parotid gland n. parotide. parsimony, stinginess n. parsimonia.
parotid gland n. parotide (-rò-). parsley n. petrosilio.
parotitis [Pathol] n. parotiditis (- parsnip n. pastinaca.
ìtis). parson n. pastor.
parotitis [Pathol] n. parotiditis. parsonage n. presbyterio.
paroxysm n. paroxysmo. part (1. piece, portion, share; 2. side
paroxytone [Phonet] adj. paroxytone. in an argument; 3. role) n. parte.
parquet (lower part of floor) n. parquet. part, divide v. partir.
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part n. parte. partial blindness, meropia [Med] n.

part (spare -) n. pecia de recambio. meropia (- ìa).
part v. partir. partiality (favorable prejudice) n.
partialitate.
partake, participate, share v. participar.
partiality (liking) n. predilection.
partake v. prender parte (in).
partiality (prejudice) n. partialitate.
partake v. prender parte.
partially adv. partialmente.
parterre (1. Gardening]; 2. Theat]) n.
participant, sharer n. participante.
parterre F].
parterre (1. Gardening]; 2. Theat]) n. participant, sharing adj. participe (-
parterre. tì-).
partheno-, parthen- (virgin) occurring participant, sharing adj. participe.
in derivatives and compounds] n. participate, share, partake v. participar.
partheno-. participate v. participar.
parthenogenesis (1. Biol]; 2. Bot]) n. participation n. participation.
parthenogenese (-gé-). participator n. participator.
parthenogenesis (1. Biol]; 2. Bot]) n.
participial [Gram] adj. participial.
parthenogenesis (-gé-).
participle n. participio.
parthenogenesis (1. Biol]; 2. Bot]) n.
particle (1. small portion) n. particula.
parthenogenesis.
parthenogenesis (1. Biol]; 2. Bot]) n. particle n. particula.
parthenogenese. particle, portion, small portion n.
parthenogenesis (development from parcella.
unfertilized egg) n. parthenogenese. particular (1. individual, personal,
parthenogenetic adj. parthenogenetic. peculiar; 2. special) adj. particular.
Parthenon n. Parthenon. particular (individual point, item) n.

particular.
Parthia n. Parthia.
particular, meticulous adj. minutiose.
Parthian adj. parthe.
particular (meticulous) adj. minutiose.
Parthian n. partho.
particular n. particularitate.
partial (1. not complete or total; 2.
particular n. detalio.
biased) adj. partial.
particular (specific) adj. particular.
partial adj. in parte, partial.
particularism n. particularismo.
partial adj. partial, in parte.
particularist (1. Theol]; 2. Pol]) n.
partial blindness, meropia [Med] n.
particularista.
meropia.
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particularization (act of going into partition into smaller parts v.

particulars or details) n. compartir.
particularisation. partitive [Gram] adj. partitive.
particularize (1. to go into particulars partly adv. in parte.
or details; 2. to itemize, mention partner, associate n. socio.
separately or individually) v.
partner (business) n. socio.
particularisar.
partner n. Gen].
particularly, chiefly, especially adv.
partner v. esser partenario de,
presertim.
accompaniar.
particularly, chiefly, especially adv.
partner v. accompaniar, esser partenario
presertim (- sér-).
de.
parting adj. ultime, de partita.
partnership (go into - with) v. associar
parting adj. de partita, ultime.
se con.
parting (departure) n. partita.
partnership n. societate.
parting (of hair) n. riga.
part-payment n. pagamento partial.
parting (separation) n. separation.
partridge n. perdice.
partisan (adherent of a party) n.
parts, region n. parte.
partitario.
part-time adj/n. a medie tempore.
partisan adj. de partito.
parturient (laboring, in labor) adj.
partisan, guerrilla n. guerrillero.
parturiente.
partisan, guerrilla n. guerrillero (- lyéro).
parturient (laboring, in labor) adj.
partisan (mil) n. guerrillero. parturiente (ppr of parturir).
partisan (strong supporter of a parturition n. parturition.
person, party, or cause) n. part-with v. ceder.
partisano.
party (1. social gathering; 2. small
partisan (supporter) n. partisano.
body of troops) n. partita.
partisanship, partisanism n.
party (a political or religious party) n.
partitarismo. partito.
partite, divided adj. partite (pp of partir).
party (evening) n. soirée.
partite, divided adj. partite.
party (evening) n. soirée F].
partition (division into parts) n.
party (political) n. partito.
partition.
party (social) n. soire, partita.
partition n. partition.
party (social) n. partita, soire.
partition v. compartir.
party-wall n. muro divisori.
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parvenu n. parvenu F]. passable (that can be passed or

parvenu n. parvenu. traversed) adj. viabile.
paschal (pertaining to Passover or passable (tolerable) adj. passabile.
Easter) adj. paschal. passableness (state of being passable
pass (1. permission or permit to pass; or traversable) n. viabilitate.
2. Fencing] (thrust; 3. manipulation passage (1. act of passing, crossing)
of a mesmerist) n. passe F]. n. passage.
pass (1. permission or permit to pass; passage (1. act of passing, crossing)
2. Fencing] (thrust; 3. manipulation n. passage (- aje).
of a mesmerist) n. passe. passage (act of passing, crossing) n.
pass (1. to move or go along; 2. to passada.
hand; 3. as in to pass a law, passage n. passage.
judgment) v. passar. pass-away v. transpassar.
pass (as in mountain pass) n. passo. passbook n. libretto de conto.
pass, go v. mear. passe partout (1. master key, passkey;
pass n. passo. 2. mount for framing pictures
etc.) n. passe-partout.
pass, spend (a certain time) v. passar.
passe partout (1. master key, passkey;
pass v. passar.
2. mount for framing pictures
pass again, repass v. repassar.
etc.) n. passe-partout F].
pass away, die v. transpassar.
passenger n. passagero.
pass by v. preterir.
passenger n. passagero (-jéro).
pass on, transmit v. transmitter -mitt-/-
passenger train n. traino de passageros.
miss ].
passer-by n. passante.
pass on, transmit v. transmitter.
passerby n. passante.
pass over, omit v. preterir.
passeriform, sparrowlike adj.
pass over in silence, keep to oneself v.
passeriforme.
tacer.
passibility, passibleness n. passibilitate.
pass the winter, winter v. hibernar.
passible adj. passibile.
pass to and fro, go and come v.
commear. passibleness, passibility n. passibilitate.
passable, fair, fairly good adj. passabile. passim, here and there, scattered, at
passable (of a route) adj. practicabile. random, in different places adv.
passim (pàs-).
passable, pervious adj. pervie.
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passim, here and there, scattered, at pass-over n. pascha.

random, in different places adv. pass-over n. pascha (del hebreos).
passim. Passover n. pascha.
passing, transient adj. transiente.
pass-over (omit) v. omitter.
passing (transitory, fleeting) adj.
passport n. passaporto.
passager (- jér).
password n. contrasigno.
passing (transitory, fleeting) adj.
past (1. belonging to former days; 2.
passager.
Gram] (preterit) adj. preterite.
passion (intense emotion) n. passion.
past (1. belonging to former days; 2.
passion n. passion.
Gram] (preterit) adj. preterite (-tér-).
passion, suffering, affliction n. pathos
(pàtos). past adj. passate (pp of passar).
passion, suffering, affliction n. pathos. past adj. passate.
passional, passionary [Elccl] n. past adv. preter, ultra.

passionario. past adv. ultra, preter.
passional n Eccl. passional n. past, beyond adv. preter (pré-).
passionario. past, beyond adv. preter.
passionate adj. passionate (pp of past n. passato.
passionar).
past, preterit [Gram] n. preterito.
passionate adj. passionate.
past, preterit [Gram] n. preterito (-tér).
passionate, impassioned adj. passional.
paste adj. false.
passionately adv. passionatemente.
paste (as in tooth paste) n. pasta.
passionflower n. passiflor.
paste (for sticking) n. colla.
passive adj. passive.
paste, glue n. colla.
passive [Gram] n. passivo.
paste, glue v. collar.
passive n. passivo.
paste n. Gen].
passivity n. passivitate.
paste v. collar.
pass-off-as v. passar como.
pasteboard, cardboard n. carton.
pass-on (circulate) v. circular.
pasteboard n. carton.
pass-on (die) v. deceder.
pasteboard work n. cartonage.
pass-out v. exir, sortir.
pasteboard work n. cartonage (-aje).
pass-out v. sortir, exir.
pastel (1. pastel crayon; 2. drawing in
pass-over (cross) v. transir.
pastel) n. pastello.
pass-over (hand) v. transmitter.
pastel adj. morbide.
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pastel n. pastello. pasture, graze (1. to take or drive to

pastelist n. pastellista. pasture; 2. to browse) v. pascer.
pasteurization n. pasteurisation. pasture, graze (1. to take or drive to
pasteurize v. pasteurisar. pasture; 2. to browse) v. pascer
pasc-/past-].
pasteurizer n. pasteurisator.
pasture, graze (browse) v. pasturar.
pastiche n. imitation.
pasture n. pastura.
pastille (1. pastille of incense; 2.
pasture vt/vi. pascer.
lozenge, troche) n. pastilla.
pasture again v. repascer.
pastille n. pastilla.
pasture again v. repascer -pasc-/-past-].
pastime n. passatempore.
pastureland n. pastura.
pastiness, doughiness n. pastositate.
pasty, doughy adj. pastose.
pastlme n. diversion, passatempore.
pasty (made of paste) adj. de pasta.
pastlme n. passatempore, diversion.
pasty, meat pie, fish pie n. pastata.
pastor n. pastor.
pasty, meat pie n. pastisso.
pastoral (1. pertaining to shepherds or
country life; 2 . pertaining to a pasty n. pastisso.
pastor or pastors) adj. pastoral. pasty (pale) adj. pallide.
pastoral adj/n. pastoral. pat n. colpo legier.
pastoral (poem) Lit] n. pastorella. pat v. colpar legiermente.
pastorate, pastorship n. pastorato. patch n. pecia (de reparation).
pastorship, pastorate n. pastorato. patch n. pecia.
past-participle n. participio passate. patch v. repeciar, sarcir, reparar.
pastry (baked) n. pastisseria. patch v. reparar, repeciar, sarcir.
pastry n. pastisseria. patch v. sarcir, reparar, repeciar.
pastry n. pastisseria (-ìa). patching n. reparation, repeciamento.
pastry (unbaked) n. pasta. patching n. repeciamento, reparation.
pastry cook n. pastissero. patch-up (a quarrel) v. componer.
pastry shop n. pastisseria. patch-up (mend) v. reparar.
pastry shop n. pastisseria (-ìa). patchwork n. mosaico, labor de pecias.
pastrybook n. pastissero. patchwork n. labor de pecias, mosaico.
pasture (1. land on which cattle are patchy adj. non uniforme.
grazed; 2. herbage for cattle) n. patella, kneecap [Anat] n. patella.
pastura. patella, kneecap n. rotula.
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Patella, limpet [Zool] n. patella. pathetic, touching adj. toccante (ppr of

patelliform adj. patelliforme. toccar).
patent (1. letters patent; 2. inventor's pathetic, touching adj. toccante.
patent) n. breveto. pathetic (touching) adj. toccante
patent adj/n. patente. pathetic.
pathgenesis n. pathogenesis (-énesis).
patent (an invention) v. brevetar.
pathgenesis n. pathogenesis.
patent, manifest adj. patente.
pathogenesis n. pathogenese.
patent (patent on an invention) n.
patente. pathogenesis n. pathogenese (-énese).
patent v. patentar. pathogenetic adj. pathogenetic.
patentee n. patentato. pathogenic adj. pathogenic.
patent-leather adj/ n. corio vernissate. pathogenic adj. pathogene (-ò-).
paternal (1. pertaining to the father; 2. pathogenic adj. pathogene.
characteristic of a father, fatherly) pathogeny n. pathogenia.
adj. paternal. pathogeny n. pathogenia (-ìa).
paternal (1. pertaining to the father; 2. pathognomonic [Med] adj.
characteristic of a father, fatherly) pathognomonic.
adj. paterne. pathognomy n. pathognomia (-
paternal adj. paternal. ìa).
paternity, fatherhood n. paternitate. pathognomy n. pathognomia.
paternity n. paternitate. pathological adj. pathologic.
paternoster (1. Lord's Prayer, Our pathologist n. pathologo (-tò-).
Father; 2. any of the large beads of pathologist n. pathologista.
a rosary on which the Lord's Prayer
pathologist n. pathologo.
is said) n. patrenostre.
pathology n. pathologia.
path (course) n. curso.
pathology (study of bodily diseases) n.
path (course of action) n. via. pathologia.
path n. sentiero. pathology (study of bodily diseases) n.
path n. semita (sé-). pathologia (-ìa).
path n. semita. pathos (1. power of stirring the feeling
path (track) n. sentiero. of pity, sympathy; 2. Theat/rhet])
n. pathos.
pathetic adj. pathetic.
pathos (1. power of stirring the feeling
pathetic adj. Fig].
of pity, sympathy; 2. Theat/rhet])
n. pathos (pàtos).
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pathos n. pathos. patriotism n. patriotismo.

pathway n. sentiero. patrist n. patrista.
patience n. patientia. patrist, patristic n. patristico.
patient adj. patiente (ppr of patir). patristic adj. patristic.
patient adj. patiente. patristic, patrist n. patristico.
patient adj/n. patiente. patristic study, patristics n. patrologia.
patient n. patiente. patristic study, patristics n. patrologia
patina (green rust that covers ancient (- ìa).
bronzes) n. patina. patristics n. patristica.
patina (green rust that covers ancient patristics, patristic study n. patrologia
bronzes) n. patina (pà-). (- ìa).
patois, dialect n. patois. patristics, patristic study n. patrologia.
patois, dialect n. patois F]. patrol n. patrulia.
patr-, patro- (father) occurring in patrol (person) n. patruliator.

derivatives and compounds] n. patr- patrol v. patruliar.
. patrolled adj. patruliate.
patri- (clan, phratry) occurring in patroller n. patruliator.
compounds] n. patri-. patron (1. as in patron of the fine arts;
patriarch (1. Bib]; 2. Eccl]) n. patriarcha. 2. patron saint) n. patrono.
patriarch n. patriarcha. patron (financial) n. mecenate.
patriarchal adj. patriarchal. patron, patronal adj. patronal.
patriarchate n. patriarchato. patron, sponsor n. protector.
patriarchy n. patriarchia. patron (supporter) n. protector,
patriarchy n. patriarchia (-ìa). patrono.
patrician [Rom. Hist] adj. patricie. patron (supporter) n. patrono,
patrician [Rom. Hist] n. patricio. protector.
patronage (as in patronage of the fine
patriciate (position or dignity of a
arts) n. patronage (-aje).
patrician) Rom. Hist] n. patriciato.
patronage (as in patronage of the fine
patrimonial adj. patrimonial.
arts) n. patronage.
patrimony n. patrimonio.
patronage (protection given by a
patriot n. patriota.
patron to his client) Hist] n.
patriotic adj. patriotic. clientela.
patriotic (as in patriotic poetry) adj. patronage, support n. protection.
patriotic.
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patronal, patron adj. patronal. pave v. pavir.

patronate (duty, position etc. of a pavement (artificial surface of streets,
patron) n. patronato. sidewalks) n. pavimento.
patroness n. patrona. pavement (road surface) n. pavimento.
patroness n. patronessa. pavement, sidewalk n. trottoir F].
patronize (be a patron to or of) v. pavement, sidewalk n. trottoir.
patronisar. paver, pavior n. pavitor.
patronize (be a patron) v. patronisar. pavilion (1. tent, canopy; 2. light
patronize (pejorative) v. tractar con aere building; 3 . pavilion or auricle of
protector. the ear) n. pavilion.
patronizing pres. Part. condescendente. pavilion n. pavilion.
patronymic adj. patronymic. paving, laying a pavement (act of) n.
patronymic n. patronymico. pavimentation.
pattern (model or guide for something paving, laying a pavement (action of)
to be made) n. patrono. n. pavage.
pattern n. patrono. paving, laying a pavement (action of)

n. pavage(- aje).
paucity n. paucitate.
pavior, paver n. pavitor.
Paul n. Paulo.
paw (fondle) v. palpar.
Pauline adj. paulin.
paw n. pata.
Paulinism [Theol] n. paulinismo.
paw (of an animal) n. pata.
Paulist (Father) R.C.Ch] n. paulista.
paw (use paws) v. toccar con le patas.
paunch n. pancia, ventre.
pawn [Chess] n. pedon.
paunch n. ventre, pancia.
pawn, put in pawn v. pignorar.
pauper n. paupero, indigente.
pawn, security, pledge n. pignore.
pauper n. indigente, paupero.
pawnbroker n. prestator super pignore.
pauperism n. pauperismo.
pay n. paga.
pause (make a pause) v. pausar.
pay (payment) n. paga.
pause n. pausa.
pay, settle, discharge (a debt, fine,
pause (temporary cessation of
bill) v. pagar.
activity) n. pausa.
pay (soldier's) n. soldo.
pause v. pausar.
pay (someone) v. pagar.
pavan, pavane n. pavana.
pay v. pagar.
pavane, pavan n. pavana.
pay, wages n. gage F].
pave v. pavimentar.
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pay, wages n. gage. peaceble adj. pacibile, pacif.

pay a salary to v. salariar. peaceble adj. pacif, pacibile.
pay a stipend to v. stipendiar. peaceloving adj. pacific.
pay for (something) v. pagar. peacemaker, conciliator n. conciliator.
pay out (cash) v. discassar. peach (fruit of the peach tree) n.
pay out, disburse v. disbursar. persica.
payable adj. pagabile. peach n. persica.
pay-attention n. prestar attention. peach tree n. persichiero.
pay-back v. relmbursar, restituer. peach tree n. persico.
pay-back v. restituer, relmbursar. peacock n. pavon.
pay-day n. die de paga. peacock, strut v. pavonisar.
payer n. pagator. peak (fig) n. apogeo.
pay-for v. pagar. peak (mountain) n. picco.
pay-in v. incassar. peak n. Gen].
pay-in-advance v. pagar peak (of cap) n. visiera.

anticipatemente. peak (of mountain) n. picco, culmine.
paying out (cash) (action of) n. peak (of mountain) n. culmine, picco.
discassamento. peak-hours n. horas de puncta.
payment (1. action of paying; 2. peanut n. arachide, cacahuetta.
amount paid) n. pagamento.
peanut n. arachide.
payment n. pagamento.
peanut n. arachide (-rà-).
payment for board n. pension.
peanut n. cacahuetta, arachide.
pay-off (debt) v. extinguer.
peanut-butter n. butyro de arachide.
pay-off (workers) v. pagar e dimitter.
pear (fruit of the pear tree) n. pira.
pay-out v. discassar., disbursar.
pear n. pira.
pay-out v. disbursar, discassar.
pear tree n. piriero.
payroll n. libro de paga, lista de paga.
pearl (as in sweat pearling on his
payroll n. lista de paga, libro de paga. brow) v. perlar.
pcychiatric adj. psychiatric. pearl (mother of -) n. nacre, matreperla.
pea n. piso. pearl (mother of -) n. matreperla, nacre.
peace n. pace. pearl n. margarita.
peaceable (1. liking or keeping peace; pearl n. perla.
2. peaceful) adj. pacibile.
peasant n. paisano.
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peasantry n. paisanos. ped-, pedo- (child) occurring in

peat n. turfa. compounds] n. ped-.
peat, turf n. turfa. pedagogic adj. pedagogic.
peccability n. peccabilitate. pedagogics, pedagogy n. pedagogica.
peccable, liable to sin adj. peccabile. pedagogue, educator n. educator.
peccadillo n. peccatilio. pedagogue n. pedagogo.
peccadillo n. peccadilio. pedagogy n. pedagogia.
peccant adj. peccante. pedagogy n. pedagogia (-ìa).
peccant adj. peccante (ppr of peccar). pedagogy, pedagogics n. pedagogica.
peck n. colpo de becco. pedal adj. pedal.
peck (pick with the beak) v. beccar. pedal n. pedal.
peck v. beccar. pedal v. pedalar.
pecten, scallop [Zool] n. pectine. pedant n. pedante.
pectic [Chem] adj. pectic. pedantic adj. pedantesc.
pectin n. pectina. pedantry n. pedantismo.
pectinibranch [Zool] adj. pedantry n. pedanteria (-ìa).
pectinibranchie. pedantry n. pedanteria.
pectoral (pertaining to the breast) adj. peddle v. facer le commercio ambulante.
pectoral. pedestal n. pedestallo.
peculation n. peculato.
pedestal, stand, socle n. socculo.
peculator n. peculator.
pedestrian adj. pedestre.
peculiar (1. special, particular; 2.
pedestrian n. pedon.
unusual, odd) adj. peculiar.
pedestrian-crossing n. passage a
peculiarity (1. distinctive trait; 2.
pedones.
oddness) n. peculiaritate.
pedicel [Bot] n. pedicello.
peculiarity n. particularitare,
pedicel, pedicle [Bot] n. pediculo.
peculiaritate.
pedicellate [Bot] adj. pedicellate.
peculiarity n. particularitate.
pedicle, pedicel [Bot] n. pediculo.
peculiarity n. peculiaritate,
pedicular, lousy adj. pedicular.
particularitare.
peculium [Rom. Law] n. peculio. pediculous, lousy adj. pediculose.
pecuniary adj. pecuniari. pedicure, chiropodist n. pedicuro.
pecunious, provided with money pedigree adj. de racia.

(well-) adj. pecuniose.
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pedigree n. arbore genealogic, peep (look) n. reguardo rapide/furtive.

genealogia. peep (squeak) v. pipar.
pedigree n. genealogia, arbore peep v. reguardar
genealogic. rapidemente/furtivemente.
pedigree (of animals) n. pedigree. peeper, cheeper n. pipator.
pedigree (of animals) n. pedigree A]. peer (1. equal; 2. nobleman) n. par.
pediluvium, foot bath [Med] n. peer (equal and nobleman) n. par.
pediluvio.
peerage n. nobilitate, aristocratia.
pediment, gable [Arch] n. fronton.
peerage n. aristocratia, nobilitate.
pedlar n. venditor ambulante.
peer-at v. reguardar myopemente.
pedo-, ped- (soil) occurring in
peevish adj. irritabile.
compounds] n. pedo-.
peg (fasten with pegs) v. incaviliar.
pedology (scientific study of soils) n.
peg n. cavilia.
pedologia (-ìa).
pedology (scientific study of soils) n. peg (pin or bolt of wood, metal, for
pedologia. fastening parts together, hanging
pedometer n. pedometro. objects upon) n. cavilia.
pedometer n. pedometro (-ò-). Pegasus [Gr. Mythol] n. Pegaso (pé-).
pedometer, podometer n. podometro. Pegasus [Gr. Mythol] n. Pegaso.
pedometer, podometer n. podometro (- peignoir, dressing gown n. peignoir.

òmetro). peignoir, dressing gown n. peignoir F].
pedrero [Hist] n. petrario. Peiping n. Peiping.
peduncle, stalk, stem [Bot] n. pejorative adj. pejorative.
pedunculo. pekinese adj/n. pekingese.
peduncular [Bot] adj. peduncular. Peking, Pekin n. Peking.
pedunculate [Bot] adj. pedunculate. Pekingese pekingese adj. pekingese.
peeble n. calculo. Pelagian [Eccl. Hist] adj. pelagian.
peel n. pelle. Pelagian [Eccl. Hist] n. pelagiano.
peel, scoop, shovel n. pala. Pelagianism [Eccl. Hist] n. pelagianismo.
peel v. pellar. Pelagius [British monk of the 4th and
peelings n. pellaturas. 5th centuries] n. Pelagio.
peel-off v. exfoliar. pelican n. pelicano.
peel-off v. exfoliar (se). pelisse, fur coat n. pellicia.
peep, cheep, chirp v. pipar. pellagra [Pathol] n. pellagra I].
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pellagra [Pathol] n. pellagra. penalize (sport) v. penalisar.

pellagrous adj. pellagrose. penalize v. penalisar.
pellet n. bolletta. penalize v. Fig].
pellicle n. pellicula. penal-servitude n. travalios fortiate.
pellicular adj. pellicular. penalty n. penalitate, pena.
pellitory (wall) Bot] n. parietaria. penalty n. pena, penalitate.
pell-mell adv. sin ordine. penalty n. penalitate.
pelmet n. bordatura pendente. penalty, punishment n. pena.
Peloponnesian adj. peloponnesian. penalty-area n. zona de penalitate.
Peloponnesian n. peloponnesiano. penalty-clause n. clausula de penalitate.
Peloponnesus n. Peloponneso. penalty-kick n. colpo de penalitate.
Pelops [Gr. Mythol] n. Pelope. penance n. penitentia.
Pelops [Gr. Mythol] n. Pelope (pé-). pence n. pennies.
pelt n. pelle. pencil n. stilo (de graphite).
pelt with rain v. pluviar torrentialmente. pencil n. stilo.
pelvic adj. pelvic. pencil (tuft of hair) n. penicillo.
pelvic [Anat] adj. pelvic. pencil v. scriber con stilo.
pelvic bone n. pelve. pencil-sharpener n. taliastilos.
pelvis [Anat] n. pelve. pendant, counterpart (one of a pair in
pelvis (pelvic bone) n. pelve. symmetric arrangement) n. pendant.
pemmican n. pemmican. pendant, counterpart (one of a pair in
pemmican n. pemmican A]. symmetric arrangement) n. pendant
F].
pen (as in pen and pencil) n. penna.
pendant n. pendente.
pen (for animals) n. clausura.
pendant, pendicle n. pendiculo.
pen (for writing) n. pluma, penna.
pendant, pendulous adj. pendule.
pen (for writing) n. penna, pluma.
pendant pensile, hanging adj. pensile.
pen (fountain -) n. penna stilographic.
pendicle, pendant n. pendiculo.
pen (specific animals) n. ovil, tauril.
pending adj. pendente (ppr of pender).
pen (specific animals) n. tauril, ovil.
pending adj. pendente.
pen v. confinar.
pendule (timepiece having a
pena adj. penal.
pendulum) n. pendula (pén-).
penal adj. penal.
penality n. penalitate.
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pendule (timepiece having a penis n. verga, penis, pene.

pendulum) n. pendula. penitent adj. penitente.
pendulous, pendant adj. pendule. penitent adj/n. penitente.
pendulous, swinging adj. pendular. penitent [Eccl] n. penitente.
pendulum n. pendulo (pén-). penitential (pertaining to ecclesiastical
pendulum n. pendulo. penance) adj. penitential.
penetrability n. penetrabilitate. penitentiary (as in penitentiary
penetrable adj. penetrabile. measures) adj. penitentiari.
penetrate v. penetrar. penitentiary (confessor in special
penetrating adj. acute, penetrative. cases) Eccl] n. penitentiero.
penetrating adj. penetrative, acute. penitentiary n. penitentiario.
penetration (1. act or process of penitentiary (reformatory prison) n.

penetrating; 2. as in a man of great penitentiario.
penetration) n. penetration. penitentiaryship [Eccl] n. penitentieria.
penetration n. penetration. penitentiaryship [Eccl] n. penitentieria (-

ìa).
penetrative adj. penetrative.
penknife n. cultello de tasca.
penfriend n. correspondente, amico per
pen-name n. pseudonymo.
correspondentia.
penfriend n. amico per correspondentia, pennant n. bandierola.
correspondente. pennate, feathered [Bot/Zool] adj.
penguin n. pinguin. pennate.
penholder n. portapenna. pen-nib n. puncta (de pluma).
penicilliform (shaped like a hair pen-nib n. puncta.

pencil) adj. penicilliforme. penniless adj. povre, sin un soldo.
penicillin [Biochem] n. penicillina. penniless adj. sin un soldo, povre.
penicillin n. penicillina. pennon n. pennon.
Penicillium [Bot] n. penicillium (- Pennsylvania n. Pennsylvania.
cìl-). Pennsylvanian adj. pennsylvanian.
Penicillium [Bot] n. penicillium. Pennsylvanian n. pennsylvaniano.
peninsula n. peninsula. penny n. penny.
peninsula n. peninsula (-ìn-). pennywise adj. myopemente
peninsular adj. peninsular. parsimoniose.
penis n. penis, pene, verga. pension, boardinghouse n. pension.
penis n. pene, verga, penis. pension n. pension.
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pension (regular payment, stipend, pentecost n. pentecoste.

allowance) n. pension. pentecostal adj/n. pentecostal.
pension v. pensionar. pent-up adj. reprimite.
pensioner n. pensionario. penult n. penultima (-nùl-).
pension-off v. mitter in pension. penult n. penultima.
pensive adj. pensative. penultimate adj. penultime.
pent-, penta- (five) occurring in penultimate, next to last adj. penultime
derivatives and compounds] adj. (- nùl-].
pent-. penumbra, half-shade n. penumbra.
pentacle, five-pointed star n. penury (extreme poverty) n. penuria.
pentaculo.
penury, need n. miseria.
pentagon [Geom] n. pentagono.
peony n. peonia.
pentagon n. pentagono.
people (1. nation, national group; 2.
pentagonal adj. pentagonal.
persons, folk) n. gente.
pentagonal adj. pentagon.
people (1. race, nation; 2. common
pentagram n. pentagramma. people) n. populo (pò-).
pentahedral [Math] adj. pentahedre. people (1. race, nation; 2. common
pentahedron [Math] n. pentahedro. people) n. populo.
Pentamera [Zool] n. pentameros. people (common people) n. plebe,
Pentamera [Zool] n. pentameros (- communes.
tà-). people (common people) n. communes,
pentamerous [Bot/Zool] adj. pentamere. plebe.
pentameter n. pentametro (- people (nation) n. populo.
àmetro). people v. popular.
pentameter n. pentametro. people-say phr. on dice.
pentarchy (government by five rulers) pep n. energia, dynamismo.
n. pentarchia (-ìa).
pep n. dynamismo, energia.
pentarchy (government by five rulers)
pepper n. pipere.
n. pentarchia.
pepper, season with pepper v. piperar.
pentateuch n. pentateucho.
pepper (spice) n. pipere.
pentathlon [Gr. Antiq] n. pentathlo.
pepper (vegetable) n. pimento.
pentathlon n. pentathlon.
pepper shaker n. piperiera.
pentatomic [Chem] adj. pentatomic.
pepperfot n. piperiera.
pentccostal adj. pentecostal.
peppermill n. molinp de pipere.
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peppermint n. mentha piperate. perchlorate n. perchlorato.

peppery adj. piperate. perchloric adj. perchloric.
peppery adj. piperate (pp of piperar). perciform (1. resembling a perch; 2. of
pepsin n. pepsina. or pertaining to the Perciformes)
peptalk n. discurso de incoragiamento. Zool] adj. perciforme.
peptic adj. peptic. percolate (1. to cause to percolate; 2.

to pass or flow through a filter) v.
per prep. per.
percolar.
perambulator n. cochietto de infante.
percolate v. percolar.
per-annum phr. per anno.
percolator n. caffetiera filtrante,
perceive, apprehend (mentally) v.
percolator.
apperciper.
percolator n. percolator.
perceive, apprehend (mentally) v.
percolator n. percolator, caffetiera
apperciper -cip-/- cept-].
filtrante.
perceive v. intuer, perciper, apperciper.
percomorph, percomorphous [Zool]
perceive v. perciper, apperciper, intuer.
adj. percomorphe.
perceive v. apperciper, intuer, perciper. percomorph [Zool] n. percomorpho.
perceive by intuition, to intuit v. intuer. percomorphous, percomorph [Zool]
perceiver n. perceptor. adj. percomorphe.
per-cent phr. pro cento. percuss [Med] v. percuter -cut-/-cuss-].
percentage n. percentage. percuss [Med] v. percuter.
percentage n. percentage (-aje). percussion (1. stroke, hit, blow) n.
percentual adj. percentual. percussion.
perceptibility n. perceptibilitate. percussion n. percussion.
perceptible adj. perceptibile. percussion, percussive adj. percutente

(ppr of percuter).
perceptible, sensible adj. sensibile.
percussion, percussive adj. percutente.
perception (1. process or faculty of
percussive, percussion adj. percutente.
perceiving; 2. percept) n.
perception. percussive, percussion adj. percutente
perception n. perception. (ppr of percuter).
perdition n. perdition.
perceptive adj. perceptive.
perdition [Theol] n. perdition.
perch (fish) n. perca.
perdurable adj. perdurabile.
perch (for bird) n. percha.
perdure, continue, last on v. perdurar.
perch [Ichthyol] n. perca.
perdure v. perdurar.
perch v. posar se.
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peregrinate v. peregrinar. perforated adj. foraminose, perforate.

peregrination n. peregrination. perforated, perforate adj. perforate (pp
peregrine adj. peregrin. of perforar).
peremptory (1. Law]; 2. as in a perforated, perforate adj. perforate.
peremptory tone) adj. peremptori. perforation (1. perforating; 2.
peremptory adj. peremptori. perforated hole) n. perforation.
perennial (1. lasting or continuing perforation n. perforation.

throughout the year; 2. everlasting, perforator n. perforator.
eternal; 3. Bot]) adj. perenne. perform (duty) v. exequer.
perennial adj. perenne. perform (play) v. representar.
perennial n. planta perenne. performance (behaviour) n.
perfect adj. perfecte. comportamento.
perfect [(Gram] n. perfecto. performance [Horse Racing] n.
performance.
perfect n. perfecto.
performance [Horse Racing] n.
perfect v. perfectionar.
performance A].
perfectibility n. perfectibilitate.
performance (of duty) n. execution.
perfectible adj. perfectibile.
performance (racing) n. performance.
perfecting (act of) n. perfectionamento.
performance [Theat] representation n.
perfection (1. act of perfecting; 2. artista.
state of being perfect) n. perfection. performer [Mus] executante n. perfumo
perfection n. perfection. perfume, scent (fill with sweet
perfective adj. perfective. odor) v imbalsamar perfume v
imbalsamar, perfumar perfume v
perfidious adj. perfide.
perfumar, imbalsamar perfume v
perfidious adj. perfide (pér-). perfumar perfume bottle, smelling
perfidious adj. perfidiose. bottle n flacon perfume bottle,
perfidy n. perfidia.
smelling bottle n flacon (F).
perfume with ambergris v. ambrar.
perfoliate [Bot] adj. perfoliate.
perfume with myrrh v. myrrhar.
perforate, perforated adj. perforate (pp
of perforar). perfumed adj. perfumate.
perforate, perforated adj. perforate. perfumer n. perfumator.
perforate v. perforar. perfumery n. perfumeria.
perforated adj. foraminose. perfumery n. perfumeria (-ìa).
perforated adj. perforate, foraminose. perfuming (action of) n.
imbalsamamento.
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Pergamum n. Pergamo. periodic adj. periodic.

Pergamum n. Pergamo (pér-). periodical adj. periodic.
pergola n. pergola. periodical n. periodico, revista.
pergola n. pergola I]. periodical n. revista, periodico.
perhaps adv. forsan. periodical (periodic publication) n.
perhaps, maybe adv. forsan. periodico.
perhaps, maybe adv. forsan (fòr- periodicity (quality of being
). periodical) n. periodicitate.
perianth [Bot] n. perianthio. peripheral, peripheric adj. peripheric.
pericarditis [Pathol] n. pericarditis. periphery n. peripheria.
pericarditis [Pathol] n. pericarditis (- periphery n. peripheria (-ìa).
ìtis). periphrase v. periphrasar.
pericardium [Anat] n. pericardio. periphrasis n. periphrase (-ì-).
perigeal, perigean adj. perigee (- gé-). periphrasis n. periphrase.
perigeal, perigean adj. perigee. periscope n. periscopio.
perigee [Astron] n. perigeo (-gé-). periscopic adj. periscopic.
perigee [Astron] n. perigeo. perish, die v. obir.
peril n. periculo, hasardo. perish v. obir, perir.
peril n. hasardo, periculo. perish v. perir, obir.
peril, risk, hazard n. risco. perish v. perir.
perilous adj. periculose, hasardose. perishable adj. peribile.
perilous adj. hasardose, periculose. perishable adj. corruptibile, peribile.
perimeter n. perimetro (-ì-). perishable adj. peribile, corruptibile.
perimeter n. perimetro. perishable, subject to decay adj.
period (1. as in period of corruptibile.
adolescence) n. periodo. peristalsis [Physiol] n. peristole.
period (1. as in period of peristaltic [Physiol] adj. peristaltic.
adolescence) n. periodo (-rì-). peritoneum [Anat] n. peritoneo.
period [Med] menstruo n. periodo. peritoneum [Anat] n. peritoneo (-éo).
period (punctuation) n. puncto. peritonitis [Med] n. peritonitis (-
period of two months n. bimestre. ìtis).
periodic (1. of a period or regular peritonitis [Med] n. peritonitis.
revolution; 2. occurring at regular periwig, wig n. perrucca.
times) adj. periodic. perjure v. perjurar.
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perjure oneself v. perjurar se. permit (written permission) n.

perjured, forsworn adj. perjur. permisso.
perjurer n. perjuro. permutability n. permutabilitate.
perjurer n. perjurator. permutable adj. permutabile.
perjury n. perjurio. permutation [Math] n. permutation.
perk n. ganio occasional. permutation n. permutation.
perk-up v. reanimar se. permute, exchange, interchange v.

permutar.
perky adj. allegre.
permuter n. permutator.
perlpheral adj. peripheric.
pernicious adj. perniciose.
perlpheral (of computer) n. peripherico.
pernoctation n. pernoctation.
perm (pools) n. permutation.
perorate (1. to speak at length; 2. to
perm (wave) n. undulation permanente.
sum up or conclude a speech) v.
permanence n. permanentia.
perorar.
permanent adj. permanente. peroration n. peroration.
permanent, lasting, enduring adj. peroxide n. peroxydo (-òx-).
peroxide n. peroxydo.
permanent, lasting, enduring adj.
peroxidize v. peroxydar.
permanente.
perpendicular adj. perpendicular.
permanganate [Chem] n.
permanganato. perpendicular, plumb line n.
permanganic [Chem] adj. permanganic. perpendiculo.
perpendicularity n. perpendicularitate.
permeability n. permeabilitate.
perpenoicular adj. perpendicular.
permeable adj. permeabile.
perpenoicular n. perpendiculo.
permeate v. impregnar, permear.
perpetrate v. perpetrar, committer.
permeate v. permear, impregnar.
perpetrate v. perpetrar.
permeate v. permear.
perpetrate v. committer, perpetrar.
permissible adj. permissibile.
perpetration n. perpetration.
permission n. permission.
perpetrator n. perpetrator.
permissive adj. permissive.
perpetual adj. perpetue.
permit, allow v. permitter -mitt-/-miss-].
perpetually adv. perpetuemente.
permit, allow v. permitter.
perpetuate v. perpetuar.
permit n. permisso.
perpetuation n. perpetuation.
permit v. permitter.
perpetuator n. perpetuator.
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perpetuity n. perpetuitate. Persian adj. perse.

perpetuity (perpetual duration) n. Persian n. persa.
perpetuitate. Persian n. persiano.
perplex v. confunder, perplexar. persian n. persiano.
perplex v. perplexar, confunder. Persian, Persic adj. persian.
perplexed adj. perplexe. Persian, Persic adj. persic.
perplexed, bewildered adj. perplexe. persicaria [Bot] n. persicaria.
perplexing adj. disconcertante, persist (endure, continue to exist) v.
perplexante. persister.
perplexing adj. perplexante, persist (endure) v. persister.
disconcertante.
persist (insist) v. obstiner se.
perplexity, bewilderment n.
persist, persevere v. perseverar.
perplesitate.
persistence n. persistentia.
perplexity n. perplexitate.
persistence, persistency n. persistentia.
pers 1. we; 2. us pron. nos.
persistence, persistency,
pers me pron. me.
perseverance n. perseverantia.
persecute v. persequer -sequ-/-secut-].
persistency, perseverance,
persecute v. persequer.
persistence n. perseverantia.
persecution n. persecution.
persistency, persistence n. persistentia.
persecutor n. persecutor.
persistent adj. perseverante.
Perseid [Astron] n. perseide.
persistent adj. persistente.
Perseid [Astron] n. perseide (- séi-).
persistent adj. perseverante (ppr of
Persepolis n. Persepole.
perserverar).
Perseus (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n. persistent (inclined to persist,
Perseo. tenacious) adj. persistente.
perseverance n. perseverantia.
persistent-offender n. recidivista.
perseverance, persistence,
persist-in v. persister in.
persistency n. perseverantia.
person n. persona.
persevere, persist v. perseverar.
person of the middle class,
persevere v. perseverar.
bourgeois n. burgese.
persevering adj. perseverante.
person under torture n. suppliciato.
Persia [Geog] n. Persia.
personable adj. de belle presentia, ben
Persia n. Persia. facite.
persian adj. persian.
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personable adj. ben facite, de belle perspiration n. transpiration, sudor.

presentia. perspiration n. sudor, transpiration.
personage (1. person of note; 2. perspiration, sweat n. sudor.
character in a work of fiction or a
perspire, sweat v. sudar.
play) n. personage (-aje).
perspire, sweat v. transpirar.
personage (1. person of note; 2.
perspire v. sudar, transpirar.
character in a work of fiction or a
perspire v. transpirar, sudar.
play) n. personage.
persuadable adj. persuasibile.
personal adj. personal.
persuadable, suasible adj. suasibile.
personal personal adj. personal.
persuade, advise, urge v. suader.
personality n. personalitate.
persuade, advise, urge v. suader suad-
personalize, personify v. personalisar.
/suas-].
personally adv. personalmente.
persuade v. persuader.
personate [Bot] adj. personate.
persuade v. persuader -suad-/-suas-].
personification n. personification.
persuader n. persuasor.
personify, personalize v. personalisar.
persuasion (1. act of persuading; 2.
personify v. personificar.
state of being persuaded) n.
personnel n. personal. persuasion.
perspective (1. the art of perspective; persuasion n. persuasion.
2. vista, view, prospect) n. persuasive adj. persuasive.
perspectiva.
pertain v. pertiner.
perspective adj. perspective.
pertaining to a beak, bill adj. rostral.
perspective n. perspectiva.
pertaining to a cemetery adj.
perspex (polymethyl methacrylate) n. cemeterial.
plexiglas.
pertaining to a commercial society adj.
perspicacious adj. perspicace. social.
perspicacity n. perspicacitate. pertaining to a domain, domainal adj.
perspicuity n. perspicuitate. dominial.
perspicuous adj. perspicue. pertaining to a rostrum, rostral adj.
perspirable ([Med] (that can be rostral.
disposed of through perspiration) pertaining to a syndic adj. syndical.
adj. transpirabile. pertaining to man, hominal adj.
perspiration (excessive) n. sudation. hominal.
perspiration n. transpiration.
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pertaining to registration or perusal n. lectura attente.

enrollment matricular adj. peruse v. leger attentemente.
matricular. peruvian adj. peruan.
pertaining to small portions adj.
Peruvian adj. peruvian.
parcellari.
Peruvian adj. peruan.
pertaining to St. Vitus's dance,
peruvian n. peruano.
choreic adj. choreic (-éic).
Peruvian n. peruano.
pertaining to St. Vitus's dance,
choreic adj. choreic. Peruvian n. peruviano.
pertaining to tenancy adj. locative. pervade v. penetrar.
pertaining to weight, ponderal adj. pervasive adj. penetrante.

ponderal. perverse adj. perverse.
pertinacious adj. pertinace. perverse, perverted (willfully wicked,
pertinaciousness, pertinacity n. vicious) adj. perverse.
pertinacitate. perverseness n. perversitate.
pertinacity, pertinaciousness n. perversion (1. act of perverting, state
pertinacitate. of being perverted; 2 .
pertinence n. pertinentia. Psychopathol]) n. perversion.
pertinent adj. pertinente. perversion n. perversion.
perturb v. perturbar. pervert (1. to divert from proper use
perturb v. perturbar, agitar. or function; 2 . to lead astray,
perturb v. agitar, perturbar. corrupt) v. perverter.
perturbable adj. perturbabile. pervert (1. to divert from proper use
perturbation (1. perturbed condition; or function; 2 . to lead astray,
2.[Astron]) n. perturbation. corrupt) v. perverter -vert-/-vers-].
perturbative, tending to perturb adj. pervert, falsify v. falsar.

perturbative. pervert n. pervertito.
perturber n. perturbator. pervert v. perverter.
pertussal [Med] adj. pertussal. perverted, perverse (willfully wicked,
pertussis, whooping cough [Med] n. vicious) adj. perverse.
pertusse. perverter n. pervertitor.
Peru [Geog] n. Peru. perverting or corrupting (act of) n.
Peru n. Peru -rù) pervertimento.
Peru n. Peruvia NL]. pervious, passable adj. pervie.
Peru n. Peruvia. peseta (coin) n. peseta.
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peseta [Monet] n. peseta. peter-out v. haber nulle resultato,

peseta [Monet] n. peseta H]. disparer, exhaurir se, morir.
peso (coin) n. peso. peter-out v. morir, haber nulle resultato,
disparer, exhaurir se.
peso [Monet] n. peso.
peter-out v. disparer, exhaurir se, morir,
pessimism n. pessimismo.
haber nulle resultato.
pessimist n. pessimista.
petiolar [Bot] adj. petiolar.
pessimistic adj. pessimistic, pessimista.
petiolate, petiolated adj. petiolate.
pessimistic adj. pessimista, pessimistic.
petiolated, petiolate adj. petiolate.
pest n. peste.
petiole, leafstalk [Bot] n. petiolo (-
pest (troublesome or destructive tì-).
person) n. peste. petiole, leafstalk [Bot] n. petiolo.
pester v. importunar. petition (formal request) n. petition.
pesticide n. pesticida. petition (make a petition) v. petitionar.
pestiferous adj. pestifere. petition n. petition, supplica.
pestilence, plague (bubonic) n. peste. petition n. supplica, petition.
pestilence, plague n. pestilentia. petition, request, prayer n. supplica.
pestilent adj. pestilente. petition, request, prayer n. supplica
pestilential adj. pestilential. (sùp-).
pestle n. pistillo. petition v. petitionar, presentar un
pet adj. favorite. petition a.
pet n. animal domestic. petition v. presentar un petition a,
petitionar.
pet v. caressar.
petitioner n. petitionero.
petal, lanceolate leaf [Bot] n. lanceola (-
petitory [Law] adj. petitori.
cé-).
petal, lanceolate leaf [Bot] n. lanceola. Petrarch n. Petrarca.
petal n. petalo. Petrarchist n. petrarchista.
petal n. petalo (pé-). petrifaction, petrification,

lapidification n. lapidification.
petalism [Gr. Antiq] n. petalismo.
petrifaction, petrification n.
petaloid adj. petaloide.
petrification.
petard [Mil] n. petardo.
petrifactive, petrifying adj. petrific.
Peter n. Petro.
petrification, lapidification,
peter-out v. exhaurir se, morir, haber
petrifaction n. lapidification.
nulle resultato, disparer.
petrification n. petrification.
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petrification, petrifaction n. petty vanity n. gloriola.

petrification. petty-cash n. parve cassa.
petrify, lapidify v. lapidificar. petty-officer n. subofficiero de marina.
petrify v. petrificar. petulant adj. irritabile.
petrifying, petrifactive adj. petrific. petunia [Bot] n. petunia.
petrographer n. petrographo. pew n. eccles.
petrographer n. petrographo (- pewter n. peltro.
ògrapho).
pfennig [Monet] n. pfennig (pl pfennige)
petrographic adj. petrographic.
G].
petrography n. petrographia (- pfennig [Monet] n. pfennig.
ìa).
Phaethon [Gr. Mythol] n. Phaethon.
petrography n. petrographia.
phaeton (light four- wheeled
petrol, gasoline n. gasolina.
carriage) n. phaeton.
petrol n. gasolina.
phago- (eating) occurring in
petroleum n. petroleo. compounds] v. phag-.
petroleum, oil (rock) n. petroleo. phagocyte [Biol/ Phygiol] n. phagocyto
petroleum refinery n. petroleria. (- òcito).
petroleum refinery n. petroleria (- phagocyte [Biol/ Phygiol] n. phagocyto.
ìa). phagocytosis n. phagocytosis.
petroliferous adj. petrolifere. phagocytosis n. phagocytosis (-
petrol-station (gas station) n. station òsis).
de gasolina. Phalia (Westphalia and Eastphalia
petticoat n. subgonnella. together) n. Falia.
petticoat, slip, underskirt n. phallus n. phallo.
subgonnella. phaner-, phanero- (visible) occurring
pettiness n. insignificantia. in compounds] adj. phaner-.
pettiness n. pusillitate. phanerogam [Bot] n. phanerogamo.
petty adj. pusille. phanerogamous [Bot] adj. phanerogame
petty adj. insignificante, sin importantia, (-ò-).
parve. phanerogamous [Bot] adj.
petty adj. parve, insignificante, sin phanerogame.
importantia. phantasm (1. illusion, phantom; 2.
petty adj. sin importantia, parve, appearance, ghost, specter) n.
insignificante. phantasma.
petty vanity n. gloriola (-ì-).
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phantasy, fantasy (1. power of Pharisee [Jewish Hist] n. phariseo.

imagining, fancy; 2. phantasm, pharmaceutic, pharmaceutical adj.
fancy; 3. whim, caprice) n. phantasia pharmaceutic.
(-ìa). pharmaceutical adj. pharmaceutic.
phantasy, fantasy (1. power of pharmaceutically adv.
imagining, fancy; 2. phantasm, pharmaceuticamente.
fancy; 3. whim, caprice) n. pharmaceutics n. pharmaceutia.
phantasia.
pharmaceutics n. pharmaceutica.
phantasy n. phantasia.
pharmacist n. pharmacista.
phantom n. phantasma.
pharmacist n. pharmaceuta.
pharaoh n. pharaon.
pharmacologic, pharmacological adj.
Pharaoh n. pharaon. pharmacologic.
Pharaonic adj. pharaonic. pharmacologist n. pharmacologo (-
pharisaic, hypocritical, pharisaical adj. òlogo).
pharisaic. pharmacologist n. pharmacologista.
pharisaic, hypocritical, pharisaical adj. pharmacologist n. pharmacologo.
pharisaic (-àic).
pharmacology n. pharmacologia (-
Pharisaic [Jewish Hist] adj. pharisaic. ìa).
Pharisaic [Jewish Hist] adj. pharisaic (- pharmacology n. pharmacologia.
àic).
pharmacopoeia (book describing
pharisaical, pharisaic, hypocritical adj.
drugs, chemicals) n. pharmacopeia.
pharisaic (-àic).
pharmacopoeia (book describing
pharisaical, pharisaic, hypocritical adj.
drugs, chemicals) n. pharmacopeia (-
pharisaic.
péya).
Pharisaism [Jewish Hist] n. pharisaismo.
pharmacy, apothecary n. apotheca.
Pharisaism [Jewish Hist] n. pharisaismo
pharmacy n. apotheca, pharmacia.
(- aìsmo).
pharmacy n. pharmacia, apotheca.
pharisaism, phariseeism (pharisaical
attitude, hypocrisy) n. pharisaismo. pharmacy (shop of a pharmacist) n.
pharmacia.
pharisaism, phariseeism (pharisaical
pharmacy (shop of a pharmacist) n.
attitude, hypocrisy) n. pharisaismo (-
pharmacia (- ìa).
aìsmo).
Pharos [Hist] n. Pharos.
pharisee, hypocrite n. phariseo.
Pharos [Hist] n. Pharos (fà-).
pharisee, hypocrite n. phariseo (-éo).
pharos, lighthouse n. pharo.
Pharisee [Jewish Hist] n. phariseo (-éo).
pharynx n. pharynge.
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phase n. phase. philanthropic adj. philanthrope.

pheasant n. faisan. philanthropic adj. philanthropic.
-phem- (1. voice; 2. report, rumor) philanthropism n. philanthropismo.
occurring in compounds] n. -phem-. philanthropist n. philanthropo.
phenic-, phoenic-, phenico-, philanthropy n. philanthropia.
phoenico- (red) occurring in philanthropy n. philanthropia (-
compounds] adj. phenic-. ìa).
phenicopter [Ornith] n. phenicoptero. philatelic adj. philatelic.
phenicopter [Ornith] n. phenicoptero (- philatelist n. philatelista.
còp-). philately n. philatelia.
phenix, phoenix n. phenice.
philately n. philatelia (-ìa).
phenol [Chem] n. phenol.
philharmonic adj. philharmonic.
phenomenal (1. as in the phenomenal
philharmonic society n. philharmonia (-
world; 2. extraordinary, ìa).
remarkable) adj. phenomenal.
philharmonic society n. philharmonia.
phenomenal adj. phenomenal.
Philip n. Philippo.
phenomenally adv. phenomenalmente.
Philippi [Antiq] n. Philippi.
phenomenology n. phenomenologia (-
Philippine, Filipino adj. philippin.
ìa).
Philippines [Geog] n. Philippinas,
phenomenology n. phenomenologia.
Filipinas, Pilipinas.
phenomenon (1. observable fact or
Philippines [Geog] n. Filipinas, Pilipinas,
event; 2. something extraordinary Philippinas.
or remarkable) n. phenomeno (- Philippines [Geog] n. Pilipinas,
nòmeno). Philippinas, Filipinas.
phenomenon (1. observable fact or Philistia n. Philistea.
event; 2. something extraordinary
Philistia n. Philistea (-éa).
or remarkable) n. phenomeno.
Philistine (1. Hist]; 2. Philister,
phenomenon n. phenomeno.
nonstudent; 3. crude, uncultured,
phenyl [Chem] n. phenylo. conventional person) n. philisteo (-
phenylamine [Chem] n. phenylamino. éo).
phew interj. fu, duf. Philistine (1. Hist]; 2. Philister,
phew interj. duf, fu. nonstudent; 3. crude, uncultured,
phial, flask n. ampulla. conventional person) n. philisteo.
Philadelphia n. Philadelphia. Philistine (1. Hist]; 2. uncultured,
conventional) adj. philistee.
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Philistine (1. Hist]; 2. uncultured, phlebotomy [Med] n. phleboomia (-

conventional) adj. philistee (- ìa).
ìe). Phlegethon [Gr. Mythol] n.
philistine adj. philistee. Phlegethonte.
Philistine, blockhead n. beotio. phlegm (1. mucus; 2. sluggish
philistine n. philisteo. temperament) n. phlegma.
Philistinism n. philisteria (-ìa). phlegm (1. mucus; 2. sluggish

temperament) n. phlegma -ma/-mat-
Philistinism n. philisteria.
].
philological adj. philologic.
phlegmatic adj. phlegmatic.
philologist n. philologo (-òlogo).
phlegmon [Pathol] n. phlegmon.
philologist n. philologo.
phlox n. phlox.
philology n. philologia (-ìa).
-phobe, -phobic (as in Anglophobe,
philology n. philologia.
Anglophobic) occurring in
philosopher n. philosopho. derivatives and compounds] adj. -
philosopher n. philosopho (- phobe.
òsofo). phobia n. phobia.
philosophic, philosophical adj. phobia [Pathol] n. phobia (-ìa).
philosophic.
phobia [Pathol] n. phobia.
philosophical adj. philosophic.
phobic [Pathol] adj. phobic.
philosophically adv. philosophicamente.
Phoenicia [Geog] n. Phoenicia.
philosophism n. philosophismo.
Phoenicia n. Phenicia.
philosophize v. philosophar.
phoenician adj. punic, phenicean.
philosophy n. philosophia (-ìa).
phoenician adj. phenicean, punic.
philosophy n. philosophia.
Phoenician adj. phenicie.
phleb-, phlebo- (vein) occurring in
Phoenician n. phenicio.
phleb-. phoenix n. phenice.
phlebitis [Pathol] n. phlebitis. phoenix, phenix n. phenice.
phlebitis [Pathol] n. phlebitis (- phone n. telephono.

ìtis). phone, phoneme n. phonema.
phlebotome [Med] n. phlebotomo (- phone v. telephonar.
bò-). phone-call n. appello telephonic.
phlebotome [Med] n. phlebotomo. phoneme n. phonema.
phlebotomy [Med] n. phleboomia. phoneme, phone n. phonema.
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phonetic adj. phonetic. -phore, -phorous (carrying) occurring

phonetician, phonetist n. phonetista. in compounds] adj. -phore.
phonetics n. phonetica. phosphate [Chem] n. phosphato.
phonetics [Sci] phonetica n. phosphated adj. phosphatate.
phonetismo. phosphatic adj. phosphatic.
phonetist, phonetician n. phonetista. phosphene n. phospheno.
phoney adj. false. phosphine [Chem] n. phosphina.
phonic adj. phonic. phosphite n. phosphito.
phonics n. phonica. phosphoresce v. phosphorescer.
phono-, phon- (voice) occurring in phosphorescence n. phosphorescentia.
derivatives and compounds] n. phosphorescent adj. phosphorescente.
phon-.
phosphoric adj. phosphoric.
phonograph n. phonographo.
phosphorite [Mineral] n. phosphorite.
phonograph n. phonographo (-
phosphorous [Chem] adj. phosphorose.
ògrafo).
phosphorus n. phosphoro (fòs-).
phonographic adj. phonographic.
phosphorus n. phosphoro.
phonography n. phonographia.
phot-, photo- (light) occurring in
phonography n. phonographia (-
ìa). derivatives and compounds] n.
phot-.
phonolite, clinkstone n. phonolitho.
photic, light adj. photic.
phonolite, clinkstone n. phonolitho (-
nò-). photics (science of light) n. photica.
phonolitic adj. phonolithic. photo n. photo, photographia.
phonological adj. phonologic. photo n. photographia, photo.
phonologist n. phonologo (- photo, snapshot n. photo.

òlogo). photo finish n. decision per photo.
phonologist n. phonologo. photochemistry n. photochimia.
phonology n. phonologia (-ìa). photochemistry n. photochimia (-
phonology n. phonologia. ìa).
phonometer n. phonometro (-nò- photochromy, color photography n.
). photochromia.
phonometer n. phonometro. photochromy, color photography n.
photochromia (- ìa).
phonometry n. phonometria.
photocopier n. photocopiator.
phonometry n. phonometria (-ìa).
photocopy n. photocopia.
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photocopy v. photoeopiar. photostat (1. photostating camera; 2.

photocraph n. photographia. photostatic copy) n. photostato (-
photocraph v. photographar. òstato).
photostat (1. photostating camera; 2.
photoelectric adj. photoeleetrie.
photostatic copy) n. photostato.
photogenic adj. photogenie.
photostatic adj. photostatic.
photogenic (as in photogenic face) adj.
photosynthesis n. photosynthese (-
photogenic.
sìn-).
photogenous, photogenic (generating
photosynthesis n. photosynthese.
light) adj. photogene.
photosynthetic adj. photosynthetic.
photograph n. photographia.
phototherapeutic adj. phototherapic.
photograph n. photographia (-ìa).
phototherapy n. phototherapia (-
photograph v. photographar.
ìa).
photographer n. photographo.
phototherapy n. phototherapia.
photographer n. photographo (-
phototype [Print] n. phototypo.
ògrafo).
phototype [Print] n. phototypo (-
photographic adj. photographic.
òtipo).
photography n. photographia.
phototypic adj. phototypic.
photography n. photographia (-
phototypographic adj.
ìa).
phototypographic.
photogravure n. photogravure.
phototypography n. phototypographia (-
photolithograph n. photolithographia.
ìa).
photolithograph n. photolithographia (- phototypography n. phototypographia.
ìa).
phototypy, phototyping n. phototypia (-
photolithograph v. photolithographiar.
ìa).
photolithography n. photolithographia (- phototypy, phototyping n. phototypia.
ìa).
phrase (1. Gram]; 2. Mus]) n. phrase.
photolithography n. photolithographia.
phrase (express) v. exprimer.
photometer n. photometro.
phrase [Mus] phrasar v. phrasar.
photometer n. photometro (-
phrase n. phrase.
òmetro).
phrasebook n. libro de phrases.
photomontage n. photomontage (-aje).
phraseological (pertaining to
photomontage n. photomontage.
phraseology) adj. phraseologic.
photon [Phys] n. photon.
phraseology n. phraseologia.
photosphere n. photosphera.
phraseology n. phraseologia (-ìa).
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phren-, phreno (midriff, diaphragm) phylogenist n. phylogenista.

occurring in derivatives and phylogeny (1. science of phylogeny; 2.
compounds] n. phren-. phylogenesis) n. phylogenia.
phrenctic, madman n. phrenetico. phylogeny (1. science of phylogeny; 2.
phrenetic, frantic, frenzied adj. phylogenesis) n. phylogenia (-
phrenetic. ìa).
phrenic [Anat] adj. phrenic. phylogeny, phylogenesis n.
phrenitis [Anathol] n. phrenitis (- phylogenese.
ìtis). phylogeny, phylogenesis n. phylo-
phrenitis [Anathol] n. phrenitis. genesis (-gé-).
phrenograph (instrument recording phylogeny, phylogenesis n.
the movements of the diaphragm) phylogenese (-gé-).
n. phrenographo. phylogeny, phylogenesis n. phylo-
phrenograph (instrument recording genesis.
the movements of the diaphragm) phylon (tribe or race) Biol] n. phylo.
n. phrenographo (-nò-). phylum [Biol] n. phylo.
phrenological adj. phrenologic. physical adj. physic.
phrenologist n. phrenologista. physical-education n. education physic.
phrenologist n. phrenologo (- physician, doctor n. medico.
òlogo). physician, doctor n. medico (mé-).
phrenologist n. phrenologo. physician n. doctor de medicina, medico.
phrenology n. phrenologia. physician n. medico, doctor de medicina.
phrenology n. phrenologia (-ìa). physicist n. physico.
phrenopathic adj. phrenopathic. physicochemical adj. physicochimic.
phrenopathy n. phrenopathia. physicochemistry n. physicochimia.
phrenopathy n. phrenopathia (- physicochemistry n. physicochimia (-
ìa). ìa).
Phrygia n. Phrygia. physics n. physica.
Phrygian adj. phrygie. physiocracy n. physiocratia (-ìa).
Phrygian n. phrygio. physiocracy n. physiocratia.
-phthong (voice) occurring in physiocrat n. physiocrate.
compounds] n. -phthong-.
physiocrat n. physiocrate (-ò-).
phyllo-, -phyll, -phyllum (leaf)
physiocratic adj. physiocratic.
occurring in compounds] n. phyllo-.
phylogenetic adj. phylogenetic.
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physiognomic (1. as in physiognomic pi (1. the Greek letter pi; 2. Math]) n.

studies; 2. as in physiognomic pi.
expression) adj. physiognomic. pi [Math] pi n. pianista.
physiognomist n. physiognomista. piano (grand -) n. piano de cauda.
physiognomonic adj. physiognomonic. piano n. piano.
physiognomy (1. art of determining piano, pianoforte [Mus] n. piano.
character from features of the face; pianoforte, piano [Mus] n. pianoforte.
2. face) n. physiognomia (-ìa). pianola n. pianola.
physiognomy (1. art of determining piaster, piastre [Monet] n. piastra.
character from features of the face;
piastre, piaster [Monet] n. piastra.
2. face) n. physiognomia.
picaresque adj. picaresc.
physiognomy (physiognomics) n.
picaro adj. picare.
physiognomonia.
picaro n. picaro.
physiognomy (physiognomics) n.
physiognomonia (- ìa). pìcaro n. picaro H].
physiography n. physiographia. pìcaro n. picaro.
physiography n. physiographia (- piccolo n. octavino, piccolo.
ìa). piccolo n. piccolo, octavino.
physiologic, physiological adj. piccolo, octave flute n. octavino.
physiologic. pick (best) n. flor, melior.
physiologist n. physiologo.
pick (best) n. melior, flor.
physiologist n. physiologo (-
pick (choice) n. selection.
òlogo).
pick (choose) v. seliger.
physiology n. physiologia (-ìa).
pick, gather v. leger.
physiology n. physiologia.
pick, gather v. leger -leg-/-lect-].
physiotherapist n. physiotherapeuta.
pick (gather) v. colliger.
physiotherapy n. physiotherapia.
pick, pickax n. picco.
physiotherapy n. physiotherapia (-
pick, plectrum n. plectro.
ìa).
physique n. physico. pick (tool) n. piceo.
physlologist n. physiologista. pick fruit v. disfructar.
phytography, descriptive botany n. pickax (-axe) n. picco.

phytographia (- ìa). pickax, pick n. picco.
phytography, descriptive botany n. picket n. indust/mil.
phytographia. picket v. installar picehettos, picchettar.
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picket v. picchettar, installar picehettos. picture, paint v. picturar.

picking n. selection, collection. picture v. picturar.
picking n. collection, selection. picturesque adj. pictoresc.
pickle n. pickles, conservas. pidgin (bastardization of ``business )
pickle n. conservas, pickles.
n jargon anglochinese.
pie n. torta.
pickle n. conservas (in vinagre;in
pie pan n. tortiera.
salmuria), pickles.
pickle n. pickles, conservas (in vinagre;in piece (1. play, dramatic work; 2. piece
salmuria). of music) n. pièce F].
pickle v. marinar, conservar (in vinagre;in piece (1. play, dramatic work; 2. piece
salmuria). of music) n. pièce.
pickle v. marinar, conservar. piece (chess -) n. pecia.
pickle v. conservar (in vinagre;in piece (fragment) n. morsello, fragmento.
salmuria), marinar. piece (fragment) n. fragmento, morsello.
pickle v. conservar, marinar. piece n. Gen].
pickling brine n. salmuria. piece n. pecia.
pickpocket n. pickpocket A]. piece of advice, counsel n. consilio.
pickpocket n. pickpocket. piece of clothing, garment n.
pick-up (acquire) v. acquirer. vestimento.
pick-up (collect) v. colliger. piece of furniture n. mobile.
pick-up (from ground) vt. levar. piece of news n. nova.
pick-up n. pick- up. piece of real property n. immobile.
pick-up (recover) vi. recuperar. piecemeal adj. non systematic.
pick-up (take) v. prender. piecemeal (little by little) adv. pauc a
pickup, tone arm [Elec] n. pick-up. pauc.
pickup, tone arm [Elec] n. pick-up A]. piece-of-news n. nova.
picnic n. picnic. piece-together (assemble) v.

assemblar.
picnic n. picnic A].
piece-together v. Fig].
picnic v. facer picnic.
piecework n. labor (pagate.
pictorial adj. illustrate, pictural.
piedmont (as in a piedmont glacier)
pictorial adj. pictural, illustrate.
adj. pedemontan.
pictorial, pictural adj. pictural.
piedmont (piedmont district) n.
pictural, pictorial adj. pictural. pedemonte.
picture n. pictura.
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Piedmont, Piedmontese (pertaining to piglet n. juvene porco.

Piedmont, Italy) adj. pedemontese. pigment n. pigmento.
pier (jetty) n. jectata, imbarcatorio. pigmentary adj. pigmentari.
pier (jetty) n. imbarcatorio, jectata. pigmentation n. pigmentation.
pier, mole, jetty n. jectata. pigmy n. pygmeo.
pier (of a bridge) n. pila. pigskin n. pelle de porco.
pier (of bridge) n. pila. pigsty n. porchiera.
pier, quay, key n. quai F]. pigtail n. cauda.
pier, quay, key n. quai. pike [Arms] n. picca.
pier (wharf) n. cai. pike (fish) n. lucio.
pierce, bore v. terebrar. pike (weapon) n. picca.
pierce (get through) v. penetrar. pilaf, pilau, pilaw n. pilav.
pierce (make a hole in) v. perciar. pilaf, pilau, pilaw n. pilav Tu].
pierce (make a hole in) v. perforar. pilaster n. pilastro.
piercing adj. acute, penetrante. pilau, pilaw, pilaf n. pilaw Pers].
piercing adj. penetrante, acute. pilau, pilaw, pilaf n. pilaw.
piercing n. penetrante. pilaw, pilaf, pilau n. pilaw.
Pietism n. pietismo. pilaw, pilaf, pilau n. pilaw Pers].
Pietist n. pietista. pilchard n. sardina.
piety n. pietate. pile (1. heap, stack; 2. Elec.) n. pila.
piety [Relig] n. pietate. pile, heap n. cumulo (cù-).
pig, hog n. porco. pile, heap n. cumulo.
pig n. porco. pile (heap) n. pila, cumulo.
pig iron n. ferro fundite (in barras). pile (heap) n. cumulo, pila.
pig iron n. ferro fundite. pile, heap up v. pilar.
pigeon, dove n. pipion. pile, mass n. mole.
pigeon n. pipion, columba. pile (mass) n. mole.
pigeon n. columba, pipion. pile n. civil eng/phys.
pigeon n. columba. pile, nap (of cloth, velvet) n. pilo.
pigeonhole n. alveolo de bureau. pile (of cloth) n. pilo.
pigeon-house, dovecot n. columbiera. pile v. pilar, cumular.
pig-headed adj. obstinate. pile v. cumular, pilar.
pig-headedness n. obstination. piles (hemorrhoids) n. hemorrhoides.
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pile-up v. accumular, cumular. pillager n. saccheator.

pile-up v. cumular, accumular. pillager, plunderer n. predator.
pilfer v. furar. pillager, plunderer n. piliator.
pilferer n. furtator, fur. pillar n. columna, pilar.
pilferer n. fur, furtator. pillar n. pilar, columna.
pilfering n. furto. pillar n. pilar.
pilgrim n. peregrino. pillar-box n. cassa postal.
pilgrim n. pelegrino, peregrino. pillion n. sede posterior.
pilgrim n. pelegrino. pillory n. pilori.
pilgrim n. peregrino, pelegrino. pillory n. pilori (-ì)
pilgrimage (make a -) v. facer un pillow n. cossino de capite.
pelegrinage/ peregrination. pillowcase n. copertura de cossino de
pilgrimage n. pelegrinage (-aje). capite.
pilgrimage n. peregrination, pelegrinage. pilose, hairy adj. pilose.
pilgrimage n. pelegrinage. pilosity, hairiness n. pilositate.
pilgrimage n. pelegrinage, peregrination. pilot adj/n. pilota.
pill n. pilula. pilot [Naut] n. pilota.
pill, pilule n. pilula (pì-). pilot v. pilotar.
pill, pilule n. pilula. pilot-boat n. barca pilota.
pillage, depredate, plunder v. depredar. piloting, pilotage n. pilotage.
pillage n. piliage. piloting, pilotage n. pilotage (-aje).
pillage n. saccheo, piliage. pilot-show n. programma pilota.
pillage n. piliage, saccheo. Piltdown man, Eoanthropus
pillage n. piliage (-aje). [Paleontol] n. eoanthropo (-
pillage, plunder v. piliar. trò-).
Piltdown man, Eoanthropus
pillage, sack v. sacchear.
[Paleontol] n. eoanthropo.
pillage, sacking n. saccheo.
pilular adj. pilular.
pillage, sacking n. saccheo (-éo).
pilule, pill n. pilula.
pillage, sacking n. saccheamento.
pilule, pill n. pilula (pì-).
pillage, take booty, prey v. predar.
pimele n. button, pustula.
pillage v. sacchear, depredar, piliar.
pimele n. pustula, button.
pillage v. depredar, piliar, sacchear.
pimento (1. pimiento; 2. allspice) n.
pillage v. piliar, sacchear, depredar.
pimento.
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pimento n. pimento. pineapple [Bot] n. ananas (- às).

pimple, pustule n. button. pineapple [Bot] n. ananas.
pimply adj. pustulose. pineapple n. ananas.
pin (as in ninepins) n. quillia. pine-cone n. pinea.
pin [Elec] clave de contacto n. spinula. pine-for v. desirar ardentemente.
pin (for fastening together parts of pinetum, pine grove n. pineto.
clothing) n. spinula. ping-pong n. ping-pong.
pin v. attachar/fixar con un spinula. ping-pong n. ping-pong, tennis de
Pinaceae [Bot] n. pinaceas. tabula.
pinaceous adj. pinacee. ping-pong n. tennis de tabula, ping-
pinaster, cluster pine, sea pine n. pong.
pinastro. ping-pong n. ping-pong A].
pincal adj. pineal. pinion (cogwheel) n. pinnion.
pince-nez n. pince-nez F]. pinion n. pinnion.
pince-nez n. pince-nez. pinion v. ligar le alas o le bracios.
pincers, nippers, vise, clamp, tongs n. pink adj. rosate.
tenalia. pink [Bot] n. diantho.
pincers (small) n. pincette. pink (motor) v. detonar.
pincers (tongs, nippers) n. pincias, pink n. diantho.
tenalia. pin-money n. moneta de tasca.
pincers (tongs, nippers) n. tenalia,
pinnacle [Arch] n. pinnaculo.
pincias.
pinnacle n. pinnaculo.
pinch n. prisa.
pinnule, sightvane [Surv] n. pinnula.
pinch v. pinciar.
piñon, pine nut n. pinion.
pincushion n. cossinetto.
pinpoint v. signalar con precision.
pine (1. pine tree; 2. pine wood) n.
pins-and-needles n. formiculation.
pino.
pine n. pino. pinstripe v. facer strias fin.
pine, piny adj. pinee. pinstriped adj. a strias fin.
pine v. deperir, languer. pinstripes n. strias fin.
pine v. languer, deperir. pint n. pinta.
pine cone n. pinea. pintado, guinea fowl, guinea hen n.

pintada P].
pine grove, pinetum n. pineto.
pintado, guinea fowl, guinea hen n.
pine nut, piñon n. pinion.
pintada.
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pint-of-view n. puncto de vista. piqué (ribbed cotton fabric) n. piqué F].

pinup n. pinup. pique v. piccar.
piny, pine adj. pinee. piracy n. pirateria.
pioneer [Mil] n. pionero. piracy n. pirateria, curso.
pioneer n. pionero. piracy n. curso.
pious adj. pie, religiose. piracy n. curso, pirateria.
pious adj. religiose, pie. pirate, commit piracy v. piratar.
pious, devoted adj. pie. pirate (literary) n. plagiario.
pip n. pepita. pirate (marauder) n. pirata.
pip, seed, stone n. pepita. pirate (one who commits piracy) n.
pipe (1. tube; 2. Meas]; 3. tobacco pirata.
pipe) n. pipa. pirate v. piratar.
pipe n. tubo. pirouette [Dancing] n. pirouette F].
pipe (tobacco) n. pipa. pirouette [Dancing] n. pirouette.
pipe vi. pipar. pirouette n. pirouette.
pipe of Pan, syrinx n. syringa. pirouette v. pirouettar.
pipedream n. sperantia illusori. piscary, fishing ground n. piscaria.
pipeful n. pipata. piscatorial, piscatory adj. piscatori.
pipeline (for gas) n. gasoducto. piscatory, piscatorial adj. piscatori.
pipeline (for oil) n. oleoducto. pisces n. pisces.
piper n. de cornamusa, jocator de pipa. pisciculture n. piscicultura.
piper n. jocator de pipa, de cornamusa. pisciform adj. pisciforme.
piperaceous [Bot] adj. piperacee. piscina [Eccl] n. piscina.
piperine [Chem] n. piperina. piscivorous adj. piscivore.
pipette n. pipetta. pisiform (1. pea- shaped; 2.
piquancy n. gusto piccante. Anat/Zoo]) adj. pisiforme.
piquant adj. piccante. pistachio (nut) n. pistacio.
piquant adj. piccante ppr of piccar. pistachio (tree) n. pistaciero.
pique (1. to arouse, stir up; 2. to pistachio (tree) n. pistacia.

offend) v. piccar. pistil [Bot] n. pistillo.
pique (as in a fit of pique) n. picca. pistillar, pistillary [Bot] adj. pistillar.
pique n. picca. pistillary, pistillar [Bot] adj. pistillar.
piqué (ribbed cotton fabric) n. piqué. pistilliferous [Bot] adj. pistillifere.
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pistol n. pistola. pitfall n. periculo, insidia.

pistole n. pistola. pitfall n. insidia, periculo.
piston (1. Mach]; 2. Mus]) n. piston. pith n. medulla.
piston n. piston. pith, quintessence (of a book, poem)
pit, cavity, grave n. fossa. n. succo.
pit (coalmine) n. carboniera. pith (quintessence) n. succo.
pit (ditch) n. fossa. pith (spongy tissue) n. medulla.
pit, kernel (grainlike seed of any pithead n. bucca de puteo.

plant) n. grano. pithy adj. medullose.
pit (seed) n. grano. pithy (of the spongy tissue) adj.
pit, shaft [Mineral] n. puteo. medullose.
pithy (terse) adj. vigorose, succincte.
pit (shaft) n. puteo.
pithy (terse) adj. succincte, vigorose.
pit v. opponer.
pitiful adj. pietose.
pitch (a tent) v. plantar.
pitiless adj. impietose.
pitch (as in concert pitch) n.
accordatura. pittance n. pitancia.
pitch (cover over or smear with pitch) pittance, small allowance n. pitancia.
v. piciar. pitted adj. alveolate.
pitch n. mus. pitted, alveolate, honeycombed adj.
pitch (residuum of wood tar, coal tar) alveolate.
n. pice. pituitary gland n. glandula pituitari.
pitch (sport) n. terreno. pity, commiserate v. commiserar.
pitch (tar) n. pice. pity (compassion) n. pietate.
pitch (tar) v. piciar. pity, mercy, compassion n.
pitch (throw) v. lancear, jectar. misericordia.
pitch (throw) v. jectar, lancear. pity n. misericordia, pietate.
pitchblende n. pechblende G]. pity n. pietate, misericordia.
pitchblende n. pechblende. pity v. commiserar, haber pietate de.
pitcher, jug n. urceo. pity v. haber pietate de, commiserar.
pitcher (jug) n. urceo. pivot n. pivote.
pitcher (sport) n. lanceator. pivot v. girar sur un pivote.
pitchfork n. furca. pivot v. montar sur un pivote.
pitchy adj. piciose. pixie n. fee.
piteous adj. pietose. pixie n. fee (typo de -).
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pixilated, pixillated adj. folle. place before, place in front, prepose v.

placability, placableness n. preponer -pon-/-posi-].
placabilitate. place before, place in front, prepose v.
placable adj. placabile. anteponer -pon-/-posit-].
placableness, placability n. place before, place in front, prepose v.
placabilitate. anteponer.
placard n. placard. place before, place in front, prepose v.
preponer.
placard, poster n. placard.
place where frogs abound, froggery,
placard, poster n. placard F].
frog pond n. raniera.
placate, appease v. placar.
place-a-bet v. facer un sponsion.
placate v. placar.
placed, situated adj. site.
placater n. placator.
placement (1. action of placing,
placation n. placation.
setting; 2. action of securing a
placatory, conciliatory adj. placatori. position for someone) n.
place (1. locality; 2. position in a placiamento.
series, an order) n. loco. placename n. nomine de loco.
place (1. square; 2. position, office) n. placenta n. placenta.
placia. placer [Mining] n. placer A].
place (1. to put, set; 2. to secure a
placer [Mining] n. placer.
position or place for) v. placiar.
place-to-place phr. de sito a sito, de hic
place (in the wrong - , out of -) adj.
a illac, de placia a placia.
displaciate.
place-to-place phr. de hic a illac, de
place (inconvenient) adj. inopportun.
placia a placia, de sito a sito.
place, lay, put v. poner pon-/posit-/post- place-to-place phr. de placia a placia, de
]. sito a sito, de hic a illac.
place, lay, put v. poner. placid adj. placide.
place (locality) n. loco. placidity n. placiditate.
place (position, room, square) n. placia. placing before, placing in front,
place (position, station) n. posto. preposing (act of) n. anteposition.
place, set, locate (in a particular plafond (ceiling) n. plafond.
place) v. locar. plagiarism n. plagiato.
place (take -) v. haber loco. plagiarism n. plagio.
place v. poner, placiar. plagiarist n. plagiario.
place v. placiar, poner. plagiarist v. plagiario.
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plagiarize v. plagiar. plait, braid v. tressar.

plague (affliction, calamity) n. plaga. plait n. tressa.
plague (bubonic) n. peste. plait, tress, braid n. tressa.
plague n. plaga, pestilentia. plait v. tressar.
plague n. pestilentia, plaga. plaiter, braider n. tressator.
plague, pestilence (bubonic) n. peste. plaiting, braiding (act of) n. tressage (-
plague, pestilence n. pestilentia. aje).
plague v. plagar. plaiting, braiding (act of) n. tressage.
plaice, flatfish n. platessa. plan (1. of a house, garden, town; 2.

scheme) n. plano.
plaice n. platessa.
plan (1. to represent by map, diagram;
plaid adj/n. plaid.
2. to think out plans for) v. planar.
plaid n. plaid A].
plan (design, etc) n. plano, designo.
plaid n. plaid.
plan (design, etc) n. designo, plano.
plain (clear) adj. clar, evidente, plan.
plan (scheme) n. projecto, plano.
plain (clear) adj. evidente, plan, clar.
plan (scheme) n. plano, projecto.
plain (clear) adj. plan, clar, evidente.
plan v. projectar, planar.
plain (clear, easy to understand) adj.
plan. plan v. planar, projectar.
plain n. plana. planarian, platyhelminth, flatworm

[Zool] n. plathelminthe.
plain (not beautiful) adj. pauco
attractive. plane adj. plan.
plain (of style) adj. simple. plane (aircraft) n. avion.
plain-clothes (in) adj/adv. vestimentos plane, flat, level adj. plan.
civil. plane (flat or level surface) n. plano.
plainess (clarity) n. evidentia, claritate. plane, flatten, smooth v. applanar.
plainess (clarity) n. claritate, evidentia. plane, smooth v. planar.
plainess (of style) n. simplicitate. plane (tool for smoothing,
plainess (unattractiveness) n. manco de planishing) n. plana.
beltate. plane (tool) n. plana.
plaint, lamentation, lament n. plancto. plane (tree) Bot] n. platano (plà-).
plaintiff, demandant n. demandator. plane (tree) Bot] n. platano.
plaintiff n. demandator. plane (tree) n. platano.
plaintive adj. lamentose. plane v. planar.
plain-to-see adj. apparente.
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planer (one who or that which planes plant [Indust] machineria, installation
or smoothes) n. planator. n. plantaplant v plantar plant
planet n. planeta. (vegetable organism) n planta
plant vines v vitar
planetarium n. planetario. plantaginaceous [Bot] adj
planetary adj. planetari. plantaginacee plantain [Bot] n
planetoid n. planetoide. plantagine plantar, sole plantar
[Anat] adj plantar.
planimeter n. planimetro.
plantation n. plantation.
planimeter n. planimetro (-ì-).
plantation of red or British oaks n.
planimetry n. planimetria.
roboreto.
planimetry n. planimetria (-ìa).
planter (1. one who plants; 2. owner
planing, flattening, smoothing (act of aplantation) n. plantator.
of) n. applanamento.
plantigrade n. plantigrado (- ì-).
planish v. planar.
plantigrade n. plantigrado.
planisher (of metals) n. planator.
plantigrade [Zool] adj. plantigrade (-
planisphere n. planispherio. ì-).
planispheric, planispherical, plantigrade [Zool] adj. plantigrade.
planispheral adj. planispheric. planting (art of) n. plantation.
plank, board n. planca. plaque (disk of metal) n. placa.
plank n. planca. plaque n. placa.
plankton [Zool] n. plancton. plaquette (small decorated plaque) n.
plankton [Zool] n. plancton plachetta.
(plànc-). plasm, plasma (1. Mineral]; 2.
planner (city/town -) n. urbanista. Physiol]) n. plasma.
planner (city/town planner) n. plasm, plasma (1. Mineral]; 2.
urbanista. Physiol]) n. plasma -ma/-mat-].
planner n. Gen]. plasma n. plasma.
planner n. projectator. plast- (moulded, formed) occurring in
planner n. autor. derivatives and compounds] adj.
planner n. Pol]. plast-.
planner (pol) n. planificator. plaster (apply a medicinal plaster to)
v. emplastrar.
planning (city/town -) n. urbanismo.
plaster, cover with plaster v. ingypsar.
planning n. organisation.
plaster (for building) n. gypso.
planning (pol) n. planification.
plaster [Med] n. emplastro.
plant adj. vegetal.
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plaster (of Paris) n. gypso. plate, overlay (with plates of metal) v.

plaster v. ingypsar. placar.
plaster-board n. carton de gypso. plate (photog) n. platta.
plasterer n. gypsero. plate (sheet of metal) n. platta.
plasterer (worker, dealer, in plaster of plate (slab) n. tabula.

Paris) n. gypsero. plate (thin) n. lamina, lamella.
plastering n. revestimento de gypso. plate (thin) n. lamella, lamina.
plaster-of-paris n. gypso. plate v. placar.
plastic adj. plastic. plateau [Gen] plateau n. altiplano.
plastic n. plastico. plateau n. plateau.
plastic, plastics (as in plastic or plateau n. plateau F].
plastics is a widely used material) plateful n. platto.
n. plastico. plate-glass n. vitro plan polite.
plastic art n. plastica. platen (of printing machine) n. platina.
plasticine (trade name) n. pasta de platen (of typewriter) n. rolo.
modellar, plasticina.
platform (1. as in gun platform,
plasticine (trade name) n. plasticina,
streetcar platform; 2. Pol]) n.
pasta de modellar.
platteforma.
plasticity n. plasticitate.
platform (at meeting) n. tribuna.
plastic-surgery n. chirurgia plastic,
platform, estrade, dais n. estrade F].
chirurgia esthetic.
platform, estrade, dais n. estrade.
plastic-surgery n. chirurgia esthetic,
platform (for band) n. estrade.
chirurgia plastic.
plastron (1. protection for the breast platform [Gen] n. platteforma.
of a fencer;2. starched shirt front) platform n. Pol].
n. plastron. platform, tribune, rostrum n. tribuna.
plastron (1. protection for the breast platform scale, weighbridge n. bascula.
of a fencer;2. starched shirt front) platform-ticket n. billet de ingresso.
n. plastron F].
plating n. placage, revestimento metallic.
platanaceous [Bot] adj. platanacee.
plating n. revestimento metallic, placage.
plate, board, table, slab n. tabula
platiniferous adj. platinifere.
(tà-).
platinization n. platinatura.
plate, board, table, slab n. tabula.
platinize v. platinar.
plate, dish, platter n. platto.
platinoid adj. platinoide.
plate (for food) n. platto.
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platinoid n. platinoide. platypodous [Zool] adj. platypode.

platinotype [Photog] n. platinotypia (- platypodous [Zool] adj. platypode (-
ìa). ìpode).
platinotype [Photog] n. platinotypia. platypus, Ornithorhyncus, duckbill
platinum n. platino. [Zool] n. ornithorhynco.
platitude n. platitude F]. platyrrhine [Zool/ Anthropol] adj.
platitude n. loco commun, platitude. platyrrhin.
plausibility, plausibleness n.
platitude n. platitude.
plausibilitate.
platitude n. platitude, loco commun.
plausible adj. plausibile.
Plato [Gr. Philos] n. Platon.
plausible (reasonable, acceptable) adj.
platonic adj. platonic.
plausibile.
Platonic adj. platonic. plausibleness, plausibility n.
Platonism n. platonismo. plausibilitate.
Platonist, Platonic n. platonico. play (1. to take part in a game; 2. to
Platonize v. platonisar. gamble; 3. Theat] (act) v. jocar.
platoon n. peloton. play (an instrument) v. sonar.
platter, plate, dish n. platto. play, game (as in the play of children,
platurous, flat-tailed [Zool] adj. the game of chess) n. joco.
platyure. play, make music v. musicar.
platy-, plat- (flat) occurring in play [Mech] n. joco.
compounds] adj. platy-. play [Mus] sonar n. gen/ mech.
platycephalic, platycephalous, play, show n. ludo.
flatheaded [Med/Anthropol] adj. play, show [Theat] n. spectaculo.
platycephale.
play [Theat] n. spectaculo, drama.
platycephaly, flat-headedness
play [Theat] n. drama, spectaculo.
[Med/Anthropol] n. platycephalia.
play v. jocar.
platycephaly, flat-headedness
play a carillon v. carillonar.
[Med/Anthropol] n. platycephalia (-
ìa). play on chimes, play on a carillon,
platyhelminth, flatworm, planarian produce by chiming v. carillonar.
[Zool] n. plathelminthe. play or act the buffoon v. buffonar.
platypodia, flatfoot [Med] n. platypodia player (of an instrument) n. sonator.
(- ìa). player (of game) n. jocator.
platypodia, flatfoot [Med] n. platypodia. player (of instruments) n. sonator.
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player (participant in a game) n. pleasant adj. placente (ppr of placer).

jocator. pleasant adj. dulce, gentil, placente.
playful adj. jocose. pleasant adj. placente.
playful, jocose adj. jocose. pleasant adj. placente, dulce, gentil.
playfulness n. jocositate. pleasant, nice adj. gentil.
playground n. corte de recreation. pleasantness, agreeableness n.
playhouse n. theatro. agradamento.
playing, gaming, gambling n. joco. pleasantness (agreeableness) n.
playing card n. carta de joco. amenitate, agradamento.
playing field n. campo de joco. pleasantness (agreeableness) n.
agradamento, amenitate.
playing on chimes or a carillon (action
pleasantness, niceness n. gentilessa.
of) n. carillonamento.
pleasantness (of manner) n. gentilessa.
playmate n. camerada.
please, humor v. complacer.
playpen n. parco.
please interj. per favor.
plaything n. joculo.
please v. placer.
plaything, toy n. joculo.
pleased (glad) adj. contente.
playtime n. pausa, hora de recreation.
pleased (happy) adj. allegre, felice.
playtime n. hora de recreation, pausa.
pleased (happy) adj. felice, allegre.
playwright, dramatist n. dramaturgo.
pleased, satisfied adj. complacente.
playwright n. dramaturgo.
pleasing adj. agradabile.
plea (defence) n. defensa.
pleasing, agreeable adj. agradabile.
plea (entreaty) n. supplica.
pleasing, suave, sweet adj. suave.
plea (excuse) n. pretexto.
pleasurable adj. agradabile, que da
plea (legal) n. declaration.
placer.
plead (a cause) v. defender, plaitar.
pleasurable adj. que da placer,
plead (a cause) v. plaitar, defender. agradabile.
plead (entreat) v. supplicar. pleasure, delight, joy n. delicia.
plead (excuse) v. allegar, pretextar. pleasure, delight n. voluptate.
plead (excuse) v. pretextar, allegar. pleasure n. placer.
plead (guilty or not guilty) v. declarar pleasure n. agradamento.
se culpabile o innocente.
pleasure, satisfaction n. complacentia.
pleading n. supplication.
pleasure v. placer.
pleasant adj. gentil, placente, dulce.
pleasure, will n. grado.
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pleat, fold n. plica. pleg-, plego- (1. blow, stroke; 2.

pleat, fold v. plicar. Med]) occurring in compounds] n.
pleat n. plica. pleg-.
Pleiad (1. one of the Pleiades; 2. Lit])
pleat v. plicar.
n. pleiade.
plebeian (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. common,
Pleiad (1. one of the Pleiades; 2. Lit])
vulgar) adj. plebeie (-bé-).
n. pleiade(-ì-).
plebeian (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. common,
Pleistocene [Geol] adj. pleistocen.
vulgar) adj. plebeie.
Pleistocene [Geol] n. pleistoceno.
plebeian (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. member of
plenary adj. plenari.
the populace) n. plebeio.
plenilunar, plenilunary, of the full
plebeian (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. member of
moon adj. plenilunar.
the populace) n. plebeio (-bé-).
plenilunary, of the full moon,
plebeianism (1. plebeian character; 2.
plenilunar adj. plenilunar.
plebeian style or expression) n.
plenilune, full moon n. plenilunio.
plebeismo.
plebeianism (1. plebeian character; 2. plenipotence, full power n.
plebeian style or expression) n. plenipotentia.
plebeismo (-ìzmo). plenipotentiary adj. plenipotentiari.
plebeianism (plebeian character) n. plenipotentiary n. plenipotentiario.
plebeitate. plenipotentiary (plenipotentiary envoy
plebeianize, render plebeian v. or ambassador) n. plenipotentiario.
plebeisar. plenitude (1. fullness; 2. abundance)
plebiscitary adj. plebiscitari. n. plenitude.
plebiscite n. plebiscito. plentiful adj. abundante, copiose.
plebs (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. common plentiful adj. copiose, abundante.
people, populace) n. plebe. plenty (- large enough) adv. plus que
plectrum n. plectro. bastante grande.
plectrum, pick n. plectro. plenty, abundance, copiousness n.
pledge (of faith) n. fidantia. copia.
plenty n. abundantia, copia.
pledge, pawn, security n. pignore.
plenty n. copia, abundantia.
pledge (pawnbroking) n. pignore.
plenty-of adj. multe, un abundantia de.
pledge v. sponder spond-/spons-].
plenty-of adj. un abundantia de, multe.
pledge v. sponder.
pleonas- (be superfluous) occurring in
pledge of faith n. fidantia.
derivatives] v. pleonas-.
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pleonasm n. pleonasmo. plight n. stato difficile, condition triste.

pleonaste, ceylonite [Mineral] n. plight n. condition triste, stato difficile.
pleonasto. plimsoll n. scarpa de gymnastica.
pleonastic adj. pleonastic. plimsoll-line n. linea de carga.
plesio-, plesi- (near, close) occurring plimsoll-mark n. marca de carga.
in compounds] adj. plesi-.
plinth n. plintho, socculo.
plesiosaurus, plesiosaur [Paleontol] n.
plinth n. socculo, plintho.
plesiosauro.
Pliocene [Geol] adj. pliocen.
plethora n. plethora.
Pliocene [Geol] n. plioceno.
pleura [Anat] n. pleura.
plod v. avantiar laboriosemente.
pleural adj. pleural.
plodder n. travaliator perseverante ma
pleurisy [Med] n. pleuritis.
pauco brillante.
pleurisy [Med] n. pleuritis (-ìtis).
plonk interj. planc!
pleurisy n. pleuritis.
plot, conspiracy n. conspiration.
pleuritic adj. pleuritic.
plot (conspiracy) n. conspiration,
pleuropneumonia [Med] n. complot.
pleuropneumonia (- ìa). plot (conspiracy) n. complot,
pleuropneumonia [Med] n. conspiration.
pleuropneumonia. plot (conspire) v. conspirar.
plexiglas (polymethyl methacrylate) n.
plot (course, graph) v. traciar.
plexiglas.
plot, intrigue v. cabalar.
plexus n. plexo.
plot, intrigue v. ordir.
pli-, plio- (more) occurring in
plot (of land) n. terreno.
compounds] adj. pli-.
plot (of play, novel) n. fabula, intriga.
pliabile adj. plicante.
plot (of play, novel) n. intriga, fabula.
pliable, pliant adj. plicante.
plot, story (of a a play) n. fabula
pliable, pliant adj. plicante (ppr of plicar).
(fà-).
pliant adj. flexibile.
plot, story (of a a play) n. fabula.
pliant, pliable adj. plicante.
plot against v. insidiar.
pliant, pliable adj. plicante (ppr of plicar).
plot together, conspire v. conjurar.
plica, Polish plait [Pathol] n. plica.
plot-against v. insidiar.
plication, plicature n. plicatura.
plotter, conspirator n. conspirator.
plicature, plication n. plicatura.
plotter (conspirator) n. conspirator.
pliers n. tenalias.
plotter (draughtsman) n. traciator.
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plotter, intriguer n. orditor. plug, stopper n. tappo.

plotter, machinator n. machinator. plug (stopper) n. tappo.
plotter n. insidiator. plug v. tappar.
plot-together v. conjurar. plughole (tubo de) n. exito.
plough n. aratro. plug-in v. connecter, inserer.
plough, plow n. aratro. plug-in v. inserer, connecter.
plough, plow v. arar. plug-in v. inserer (le clave), connecter (le
plough v. arar. apparato).
ploughing n. aratura. plug-in v. connecter (le apparato),
inserer (le clave).
plover [Ornith] n. pluviero.
plum n. pruna.
plow, furrow v. sulcar.
plum (tree) n. pruno.
plow n. aratro.
plum orchard n. pruneto.
plow, plough n. aratro.
plum pudding n. plumpudding A].
plow, plough v. arar.
plum pudding n. plumpudding.
plow v. arar.
plum tree n. pruno, pruniero.
plow colter n. cultro.
plum tree n. pruniero, pruno.
plow for the third time [Agr] v. tertiar.
plumage n. plumage (-aje).
plowed field n. aratura.
plumage n. plumage.
plower, plowman n. arator.
plumb (1. to weight with lead; 2. to
plowing (act of) n. aratura.
test by a plumb line) v. plumbar.
plowman, plower n. arator.
plumb adj. a plumbo.
ploy n. artificio, tactica.
plumb n. plumbo.
ploy n. tactica, artificio.
plumb line, perpendicular n.
pluck (flowers) v. colliger.
perpendiculo.
pluck n. corage. plumbeous, lead adj. plumbee.
pluck (poultry) v. plumar. plumber n. plumbero.
pluck (poultry) v. plumar, displumar. plumber's shop n. plumberia (-
pluck (poultry) v. displumar, plumar. ìa).
pluck (poultry) v. displumar. plumber's shop n. plumberia.
pluck (strings) v. pizzicar. plumbic adj. plumbic.
pluck-up courage v. armar se de corage. plumbiferous adj. plumbifere.
plucky adj. coragiose. plumbing n. plumberia.
plug [Elect] clave de contacto v. tappar. plumbing n. plumberia (-ìa).
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plumb-line n. perpendiculo. plunderer, pillager n. predator.

plume (adorn with plumes) v. plunge n. immersion.
implumar. plunge, sink v. merger.
plume n. pluma. plunge v. merger, immerger.
plummet, lead [Naut] n. sonda. plunge v. immerger, merger.
plumose, feathered, feathery adj. plunge v. immerger (se), merger (se).
plumose.
plunge v. merger (se), immerger (se).
plump adj. corpulente.
plunge (into), sink (in) v. merger merg-
plump-for v. seliger.
/mers-].
plumule (1. Bot]; 2. little feather) n. plunger n. piston.
plumula.
plunk interj. planc.
plunder (booty) n. butin, spolia.
pluperfect adj. plusquamperfecto.
plunder (booty) n. spolia, butin.
pluperfect n. plusquamperfecto.
plunder, pillage, depredate v. depredar.
plural (1. more than one) adj. plural.
plunder, pillage v. piliar.
plural adj/n. plural.
plunder, rapine n. rapina.
pluralism [Philos] n. pluralismo.
plunder, ravage n. rapimento.
pluralist [Philos] n. pluralista.
plunder, rob, depredate v. predar.
plurality (1. state of being plural; 2.
plunder (the act) n. rapina, saccheo,
majority; 3. Elections]) n. pluralitate.
piliage.
pluralize v. pluralisar.
plunder (the act) n. saccheo, piliage,
rapina. plurilocular [Bot/ Zool] adj. plurilocular.
plunder (the act) n. piliage, rapina, plurinominal adj. plurinominal.

saccheo. plus adj. positive.
plunder v. rapinar. plus n. quantitate positive.
plunder v. piliar, sacchear, rapinar, plus prep. plus.
depredar. plush n. pluche F].
plunder v. rapinar, depredar, piliar, plush n. pluche.
sacchear.
pluto- (wealth) occurring in
plunder v. depredar, piliar, sacchear,
compounds] n. pluto-.
rapinar.
plutocracy n. plutocratia (-ìa).
plunder v. sacchear, rapinar, depredar,
piliar. plutocracy n. plutocratia.
plunderer, depredator n. depredator. plutocrat n. plutocrate (-ò-).
plunderer, pillager n. piliator. plutocrat n. plutocrate.

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plutocratic adj. plutocratic. pneumatological adj. pneumatologic.

plutological adj. plutologic. pneumatology (doctrine of spirits or
plutologist n. plutologo. spiritual beings) n. pneumatologia (-
plutologist n. plutologo (- òlogo). ìa).
pneumatology (doctrine of spirits or
plutology n. plutologia (- ìa).
spiritual beings) n. pneumatologia.
plutology n. plutologia.
pneumatometer n. pneumatometro (-
Plutonian adj. plutonie.
òmetro).
plutonian, plutonist [Geol] n. plutonista.
pneumatometer n. pneumatometro.
plutonic [Geol] adj. plutonic.
pneumonia n. pneumonia.
plutonism [Geol] n. plutonismo.
pneumonia n. pneumonia (-ìa).
plutonist, plutonian [Geol] n. plutonista.
pneumonia [Pathol] n. pulmonia (-
plutonium [Chem] n. plutonium (- ìa).
tò-). pneumonia [Pathol] n. pulmonia.
plutonium [Chem] n. plutonium.
pneumonic adj. pneumonic.
plutonomic n. plutonomic.
pneumono- (lung) occurring in
plutonomy n. plutonomia. derivatives and compounds] n.
plutonomy n. plutonomia (- ìa). pneumono-.
pluvial, rainy adj. pluvial. pneumonotherapy n. pneumonotherapia
pluviometer n. pluviometro. (-ìa).
pluviometer n. pluviometro (- pneumonotherapy n.
òmetro). pneumonotherapia.
pluvious, rainy adj. pluviose. pneumorrhagia n. pneumorrhagia.
ply (a trade) v. exercer. pneumorrhagia n. pneumorrhagia (-

ìa).
ply (bus, taxi) vi. offerer un servicio, ir e
pneumothorax n. pneumothorace.
venir.
ply (bus, taxi) vi. ir e venir, offerer un poach (eggs) v. cocer in aqua sin scalia.
servicio. poach (game) v. chassar o piscar
ply (handle) vt. manear. illegalmente.
plywood n. ligno contraplicate. poached-egg n. ovo cocite in aqua sin
scalia ovo bullite sin scalia.
pneumatic (1. as in pneumatic tire; 2.
poacher n. chassator o piscator
spiritual) adj. pneumatic.
fraudulente.
pneumatic adj. pneumatic.
poaching n. chassa o pisca fraudulente.
pneumatic-drill n. forator pneumatic.
pocket n. tasca.
pneumatics n. pneumatica.
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pocket, put in a pocket v. intascar. poetize (as in to poetize the lives of

pocket v. intascar. the poor) v. poetisar.
pocket-book (book) n. libro de tasca. poetry n. poesia (-ìa).
pocketbook, wallet n. portafolio. poetry n. poesia.
pocket-book (wallet) n. portafolio. pogrom n. pogrom.
pocketful n. tascata. pogrom n. pogrom R].
pocket-knife n. cultello de tasca. poignancy n. intensitate, pungentia.
pocket-money n. moneta de tasca. poignancy n. pungentia, intensitate.
pock-marked adj. marcate de variolas. poignancy n. pungentia.
pod [Bot] n. siliqua (sì-). poignant adj. pungente ppr of punger.
pod [Bot] n. siliqua. poignant adj. emotionante, intense,
pod- (foot) occurring in derivatives pungente.
and compounds] n. pod-. poignant adj. intense, pungente,
emotionante.
pod n. siliqua.
poignant adj. pungente, emotionante,
podagra [Pathol] n. podagra.
intense.
pod-bearing adj. siliquifere.
poilu n. poilu F].
podex, buttocks n. podice.
poilu n. poilu.
podex, buttocks n. podice (pò-).
point (1. dot; 2. Gram] (period; 3.
podical adj. podical. definite item or unit, as salient
podium n. podio. point, important point, another
podium [Rom. Hist] n. podio. point, etc) n. puncto.
podometer, pedometer n. podometro (- point (1. sharp end of a weapon, pin,
òmetro). pen, etc; 2. Geog] (tapering
podometer, pedometer n. podometro. promontory or cape; 3. salient
poem n. poema. feature of a story, epigram, joke,
poet n. poeta. etc) n. puncta.
poetaster n. poetastro. point (1. to furnish with a point; 2. to

direct, level) v. punctar.
poetaster, versifier n. poetastro.
point (a gun) vt. punctar.
poetess n. poetessa.
point (be on the - of) v. esser super le
poetic adj. poetic.
puncto de.
poetical adj. poetic.
point (item) n. puncto.
poetically adv. poeticamente.
point (out) v. signalar.
poetics n. poetica.
point (sharp end) n. puncta.
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point, sharpen v. appunctar. points n. Rr].

point (telescope, etc) v. orientar. poise n. porto, aplomb, equilibrio.
point (the -) conj. a proposito. poise n. equilibrio, porto, aplomb.
point vi. esser orientate. poise n. aplomb, equilibrio, porto.
point out, call attention to v. relevar. poised (balanced) adj. ben equilibrate.
point-at v. monstrar, indicar. poised (hovering) adj. placiate
point-at v. indicar, monstrar. instabilemente, suspense.
point-blank adj. categoric, directe. poised (hovering) adj. suspense, placiate
instabilemente.
point-blank adj. directe, categoric.
poised (ready) adj. parate.
point-blank adv. directemente.
poison n. veneno.
point-duty n. controlo del circulation.
poison n. veneno, toxico.
pointed, acuminate adj. acuminate (pp
poison n. toxico.
of acuminar).
pointed, acuminate adj. acuminate. poison n. toxico, veneno.
pointed (having a point or points) adj. poison v. intoxicar.

punctute. poison v. invenenar, intoxicar.
pointed (with a tip) adj. acuminate, poison v. intoxicar, invenenar.
punctute. poison v. invenenar.
pointed (with a tip) adj. punctute, poison-bearing adj. venenifere.
acuminate.
poisoning (act of) n. invenenamento.
pointed (with a tip) (of remarks) adj.
poisoning (act of) n. veneficio.
mordace, inequivoc.
poisoning n. invenenamento,
pointed (with a tip) (of remarks) adj.
intoxication.
inequivoc, mordace.
poisoning n. intoxication,
pointer [Dogs] n. pointer A].
invenenamento.
pointer [Dogs] n. pointer.
poisoning, toxication n. intoxication.
pointer n. punctator.
poisonous (of a snake) adj. venenose.
pointing, aiming (of guns, etc) n.
poisonous, toxic adj. toxic.
punctage.
poisonous (toxic) adj. toxic.
pointing, aiming (of guns, etc) n.
punctage (-aje). poisonous, venomous adj. venenose.
pointless adj. insensate, inutile. poisonous, virose adj. virose.
pointless adj. inutile, insensate. poison-producing, venenific adj.
point-out (by argument) v. relevar. venenific.
poke (a fire) v. attisar.
point-out (indicate) v. indicar.
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poke (push) n. pulsata. pole (polish national) n. polonese,

poke (push) v. pulsar. polaco.
poke (with a poker) n. colpo de pole (post) n. pertica, palo.
attisator. pole (post) n. palo, pertica.
poke-fun-at v. rider se de. polem- (war) occurring in derivatives]
poker (cards) n. poker. n. polem-.
poker [Cards] n. poker A]. polemic (controversial argument) n.

polemica.
poker [Cards] n. poker.
polemic n. polemica.
poker (for fire) n. attisator.
polemic, polemical adj. polemic.
pokeweed n. phytolacca.
polemical adj. polemic.
poky adj. parve, stricte.
polemicist, controversialist n.
poky adj. stricte, parve.
polemista.
Poland [Geog] n. Polonia.
polemics n. polemica.
Poland n. Polonia.
pole-star n. stella polar.
polar adj. polar.
pole-vault n. salto con pertica.
polar-bear n. urso blanc/polar.
police (1. the whole system of internal
polarimeter n. polarimetro (- rì-). regulation of a state or community;
polarimeter n. polarimetro. 2. police force) n. policia (-ìa).
polariscope n. polariscopio. police (1. the whole system of internal
polarity n. polaritate. regulation of a state or community;
polarization n. polarisation. 2. police force) n. policia.
polarize v. polarisar. police adj. policiari.
polarizer n. polarisator. police (as in police regulations) adj.
pole (as in North Pole, magnetic pole) policiari.
n. polo. police (maintain law and order in) v.
pole [Elect] n. palo. policiar.
police n. policia.
pole [Geog] n. polo.
police v. policiar.
pole, long staff n. pertica.
police-force n. policia.
pole, long staff n. pertica (pér-).
police-man n. policiero, agente de
Pole n. polaco.
policia.
pole (of a vehicle) n. timon.
police-man n. agente de policia,
pole (polish national) n. polaco,
policiero.
polonese.
policeman n. policiero.
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police-station n. commissariato de Polish plait, plica [Pathol] n. plica.

policia. Polish polonese adj. polonese.
police-woman n. agente de policia, polisher (1. one who polishes; 2.
policiera. polishing tool) n. politor.
police-woman n. policiera, agente de
polisher, smoother (one who
policia.
smoothes) n. lisator.
policy (as in insurance policy) n.
polishing (act of) n. politura.
polissa.
polishing (shining) n. polimento.
policy (course) n. linea de conducta.
polishing, smoothing (action of) n.
policy (insurance) n. polissa.
lisiamento.
policy n. Pol].
polishing (smoothing) n. lisiamento.
policy (planned course of action) n.
polish-off v. terminar, devorar, liquidar.
politica.
polish-off v. devorar, liquidar, terminar.
poliomyelitis n. poliomyelitis.
polish-off v. liquidar, terminar, devorar.
-polis (city) occurring in derivatives
and compounds] n. -polis. polish-up (improve) v. perfectionar.
polish (1. act of polishing; 2. polish-up (shine) v. polir.

smoothness, luster) n. polimento. Politburo n. Politburo.
polish (1. to make smooth and shiny; Politburo n. Politburo R].
2. to refine) v. polir. polite adj. polite.
Polish adj. polac. politeness n. politessa.
polish adj. polonese, polac. politic adj. politic.
polish adj. polac, polonese. political adj. politic.
polish, furbish, clean (up) v. furbir. politically adv. politicamente.
polish, give luster to v. lustrar. politician n. politico.
Polish (language) adj. polonese. politics n. politica.
polish (language) n. polonese. polka (- dot, -tted) adj. de punctas.
polish (metal) v. furbir. polka (dance) n. polka.
polish (polishing) n. polimento. polka n. polka Polish].
polish (shoes) v. lustrar. polka n. polka.
polish, smooth (make even) v. lisiar. polka v. polkar.
polish (smooth) v. lisiar. poll, ballot n. scrutinio.
polish v. Gen]. poll (gallup) n. sondage.
polish (wax) n. cera. poll n. gen/ pol.
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poll (votes) v. reciper, obtener. polonaise (1. Clothing]; 2. Dancing]; 3.

poll (votes) v. obtener, reciper. Mus]) n. polonaise.
pollen [Bot] n. polline. polonium [Chem] n. polonium (-
pollen n. polline. lò-).
polonium [Chem] n. polonium.
pollinate, pollinize [Bot] v. pollinisar.
poltergeist n. poltergeist G].
pollinate v. pollinisar.
poltergeist n. poltergeist.
polling n. votation.
poltroon n. poltron.
polling-booth n. cabina de votation.
poltroonery n. poltroneria.
polling-station n. centro de votation.
poltroonery n. poltroneria (-ìa).
pollinic [Bot] adj. pollinic.
poly- (many, much, several) occurring
polliniferous adj. pollinifere.
in compounds] adj. poly-.
pollinization [Bot] n. pollinisation.
polyandrous adj. polyandre.
pollinize, pollinate [Bot] v. pollinisar.
polyandry (1. Anthropol]; 2. Bot]) n.
pollinosis, hay fever [Med] n. pollinosis.
polyandria.
pollinosis, hay fever [Med] n. pollinosis
polyandry (1. Anthropol]; 2. Bot]) n.
(- òsis).
polyandria (- ìa).
pollute (1. to soil, make filthy; 2. to
polyatomic [Chem] adj. polyatomic.
make unclean morally,
polychaetous [Zool] adj. polychete.
ceremonially) v. polluer -lu-/-lut-].
polychromatic adj. polychromatic.
pollute (1. to soil, make filthy; 2. to
polychrome adj. polychrome.
make unclean morally,
ceremonially) v. polluer. polygamic adj. polygamic.
pollute v. polluer. polygamist n. polygamo (-lì-).
pollution n. pollution. polygamist n. polygamo.
Pollux (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n. polygamous adj. polygame (-lì-).

Pollux. polygamous adj. polygame.
Pollux (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n. polygamy n. polygamia.
Pollux (pòl-). polygamy n. polygamia (-ìa).
polo (sport) n. polo. polyglot adj. polyglotte.
polo [Sports] n. polo Balti]. polyglot n. polyglotto.
polo [Sports] n. polo. polygon n. polygono.
polonaise (1. Clothing]; 2. Dancing]; 3. polygonal adj. polygon.
Mus]) n. polonaise F].
polygonal adj. polygonal.
polyhedral [Math] adj. polyhedre.
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polyhedron [Math] n. polyhedro. polynominal, multinominal [Math] n.

polymer [Chem] n. polymero. multinomio.
polymer [Chem] n. polymero (- polyp [Med] n. polypo.
ìmero). polyp, polypus (1. Zool]; 2. Med]) n.
polymer n. polymero. polypo.
polymeric, polymerous [Chem] adj. polyp, polypus (1. Zool]; 2. Med]) n.
polymere. polypo (pò-).
polymerism, polymerization [Chem] n. polypary n. polypero.
polymeria. polypeptide n. polypeptido.
polymerism, polymerization [Chem] n. polypetalous adj. polypetalose.
polymerisation. polyphase [Elect] adj. polyphasic.
polymerism, polymerization [Chem] n. polyphonic adj. polyphonic, polyphone.
polymeria (- ìa).
polyphonic adj. polyphone, polyphonic.
polymerization, polymerism [Chem] n.
polyphonic adj. polyphone.
polymerisation.
polyphonic adj. polyphonic.
polymerization, polymerism [Chem] n.
polymeria. polyphony n. polyphonia (-ìa).
polymerization, polymerism [Chem] n. polyphony n. polyphonia.
polymeria (- ìa). polypus [Med] n. polypo.
polymerize [Chem] v. polymerisar. polysaccharide [Chem] n.
polymerous, polymeric [Chem] adj. polysaccharido.
polymere. polysemy n. polysemia.
Polynesia [Geog] n. Polynesia. polysterine n. polysterino.
Polynesia n. Polynesia. polysyllabic adj. polysyllabe.
polynesian adj. polynesian. polysyllabic adj. polysyllabe (-sì-).
Polynesian adj. polynesian. polysyllable n. polysyllabo.
Polynesian n. polynesiano. polysyllable n. polysyllabo (-sì-).
polynesian n. polynesiano. polysynthesis n. polysynthese (-
polynomial adj. math. ìntese).
polynomial [Alg] adj. polynomie. polysynthesis n. polysynthese.
polynomial [Alg] n. polynomio. polysynthetic adj. polysynthetic.
polynomial, multinominal [Math] adj. polytechnic adj. polytechnic.
multinomie. polytechnic n. polytechnico.
polynomial n. polynomio. polytechnic (school) n. polytechnico.
polytheism n. polytheismo.
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polytheism n. polytheismo (- Pomeranian (inhabitant of Pomerania)

teìzmo). n. pomerano.
polytheist n. polytheista. pomeranian n. pomerano.
polytheist n. polytheista (-teìsta). pomfret (fish) n. pomfret.
polytheistic adj. polytheistic. pomiculture n. pomicultura.
polythene n. polythene. pomiculture n. pomi-cultura.
polyvalence n. polyvalentia. pomiculturist n. pomicultor.
polyvalent adj. polyvalente. pomiculturist n. pomi-cultor.
polyvinyl [Chem] n. polyvinylo. pomiferous adj. pomifere.
pomace n. pulpa de pomo. pomiform adj. pomiforme.
pomaceous (bearing pomes or pommel (as in pommel of a sword) n.
pomelike fruits) adj. pomacee. pomo.
pomaceous [Bot] adj. pomaceose, pommel (beat on) v. batter.
pomacee. pommel (knob of a saddle) n.
pomaceous [Bot] adj. pomacee, pommello.
pomaceose. pommel (knob of sword handle) n.
pomade (-) v. pomadar. pommo.
pomade n. pomada. pommy (Australian insult) n. anglese.
pomade v. pomadar. pommy (hair style) n. pompadour.
pomander n. cossinetto perfumatte. pomological adj. pomologic.
pomatum n. pomada. pomologist n. pomologista.
pome n. pomo. pomology n. pomologia.
pomegranate [Bot] n. granata. pomology n. pomologia (-ìa).
pomegranate (fruit of the Pomona [Rom Relig] n. Pomona.
pomegranate) n. granata. pomp, display n. apparato.
pomelo (grapefruit) n. pompelmus, pomp, display, ostentation n. fasto.
pompelmo. pomp, splendor n. pompa.
pomelo (grapefruit) n. pompelmo, pompano (fish) n. pampano.
pompelmus.
Pompei [Geog] n. Pompeia.
Pomerania [Geog] n. Pomerania.
Pompeii [Geog] n. Pompeii.
Pomerania n. Pomerania.
pom-pom (mil) n. pompom.
pomeranian adj. pomeranian.
pompon n. pompon.
Pomeranian adj. pomeran.
pompon n. pompon F].
pomposity n. pompositate.
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pompous (of style) adj. ampullose, pons (piece of connecting tissue) n.

emphatic. ponte.
pompous (of style) adj. emphatic, pontes (plural of pons) n. pontes.
ampullose. pontifex n. pontifice.
pompous (stately) adj. pompose. pontiff n. pontifice (-ìfice).
poncho n. poncho H]. pontiff n. pontifice.
poncho n. poncho. pontifical adj. pontifical.
pond n. stagno. pontifical pontifical adj. pontifical.
pond, pool, standing water n. stagno. pontificate (1. to officiate as a pontiff;
pond lily [Bot] n. lilio de laco. 2. to act, speak, with pomposity) v.
pond scum n. scuma verde. pontificar.
pond scum n. scuma de alga. pontificate n. pontificato.
pond weed n. planta de stagno. pontificate v. pontificar.
ponder, think of v. meditar. Pontius Pilate n. Pontio Pilato.
ponder v. ponderar, meditar. pontonier n. pontonero.
ponder v. meditar, ponderar. pontonier, pontoneer n. pontonero.
ponder (weigh in one's mind) v. pontoon n. ponton.
ponderar. pony (as in Shetland pony) n. pony A].
ponderability n. ponderabilitate. pony (as in Shetland pony) n. pony.
ponderable adj. ponderabile. pony (horse) n. pony.
ponderal, pertaining to weight adj. pony-tail n. capillo in cauda.
ponderal. poodle n. can de aqua.
pondering (act of) n. ponderation.
poodle n. pudel.
ponderosity, weightiness, heaviness n.
pooh-bear n. urso de pu.
ponderositate.
pooh-pooh v. negar le importantia de,
ponderous adj. ponderose.
rider se de.
ponderous, weighty, heavy adj.
pooh-pooh v. rider se de, negar le
ponderose.
importantia de.
pone (U.S) n. pane de mais.
pool (for swimming) n. piscina.
pong v. odorar fetidemente.
pool n. Commer].
pongee n. pon- chi.
pool (pond) n. stagno.
pongee n. drappo de seta chinese.
pool, standing water, pond n. stagno.
poniard, dagger n. pugnal.
pool v. mitter in commun.
poniard (dagger) n. pugniallo.
poop (old -) n. persona irritabile.
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poop [Slang] n. excremento, caca, pope (Roman Catholic) n. papa.

flatulentia. pop-in v. visitar brevemente.
poop [Slang] n. caca, flatulentia, poplar n. poplo.
excremento.
pop-music n. musica pop.
poop [Slang] n. flatulentia, excremento,
pop-out v. sortir un momento.
caca.
poppy n. papavere.
poo-poo [Slang] n. excremento, caca,
pupu. populace n. populaceo.
poo-poo [Slang] n. pupu, excremento, popular (1. people's; 2. favored by the
caca. people) adj. popular.
poo-poo [Slang] n. caca, pupu, popular adj. popular.
excremento. popularity n. popularitate.
poor (1. indigent, needy; 2. popularization n. popularisation.
unfortunate) adj. povre.
popularize v. popularisar.
poor (indigent, needy) adj. paupere.
populate v. popular.
poor (needy unfortunate) adj. paupere,
population n. population.
povre.
populator n. populalor.
poor (needy unfortunate) adj. povre,
paupere. populous adj. populose.
poor creature n. povretto. porcelain, china n. porcellana.
poor speller, cacographer n. porcelain n. porcellana.

cacographo. porcelain (of or made of porcelain) adj.
poor speller, cacographer n. porcellanari.
cacographo (- cò-). porcelain maker or dealer n.
poorly adj. indisposite. porcellanero.
poorly adv. mal. porcelain shell, cowrie n. porcellana.
pop (drink) n. bibita gasose. porcelanite [Mineral] n. porcellanite.
pop (father) n. papa. porch n. portico.
pop n. detonation legier. porcine (1. of swine; 2. swinish) adj.

porcin.
pop vt. poner rapidemente vl saltar.
porcupine n. porcospino.
popcorn n. mais rostite.
pore (as in the pores of the sweat
Pope (as in Pope Joan) n. papessa.
glands) n. poro.
Pope n. papa.
pore n. poro.
pope, papa, papas [Orthodox Ch] n.
pore-over v. esser absorbite in, studiar
pope.
profundemente.
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pore-over v. studiar profundemente, port (left side of a ship) Naut] n.

esser absorbite in. babordo.
poriferous [Zool] adj. porifere. port (not starboard) n. babordo.
pork n. porco. port (wine) n. vino de porto.
pork shop n. porcheria (-ìa). portable adj. portabile.
pork shop n. porcheria. portal n. portal.
pork-butcher's n. porcheria. portend v. portender.
porno abbrev/adj. pornographic. portend v. portender -tend-/-tent-].
porno- (harlot) occurring in portent n. portento.
compounds] n. porn-. portent, prodigy, marvel n. portento.
pornocracy n. pornocratia. portentous, monstrous, prodigious
pornocracy n. pornocratia (- ìa). adj. portentose.
pornographer n. pornographo (- porter [Gen] portero n. switzo.

ògrapho). porter n. Rr].
pornographer n. pornographo. porter [RR] n. portator.
pornographic adj. pornographic. portfolio (case for documents, prints,
pornography n. pornographia (- etc) n. portafolio.
ìa). portfolio n. portafolio.
pornography n. pornographia. porthole n. oculo.
porosity (state of being porous) n. portico n. portico.
porositate.
portiere n. portiera.
porous adj. porose.
portion (1. part of a whole; 2. share)
porphyritic adj. porphyric.
n. portion.
porphyroid [Petrography] n. portion n. portion, parte.
porphyroide.
portion n. parte, portion.
porphyry n. porphyro (pòr-).
portion, small portion, particle n.
porphyry n. porphyro.
parcella.
porpoise n. porco marin. portion v. apportionar.
porraceous adj. porracee. portly adj. corpulente.
porridge n. pappa de avena. portrait n. portrait.
port (- the sword) vt. portar le spada. portrait n. portrait F].
port, harbor n. porto. portrait painter, portraitist n.
port (harbour) n. porto. portraitista (- treitìsta).
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portrait painter, portraitist n. pose, posture n. postura.

portraitista. pose, posture n. positura.
portraitist, portrait painter n. pose, posture v. posturar.
portraitista (- treitìsta).
pose vi. posar.
portraitist, portrait painter n.
pose-as v. eriger se in.
portraitista.
poser, poseur n. posator.
portrait-painter n. portraitista.
poseur, poser n. posator.
portray (depict) v. describer, depinger.
posh (of voice) adj. affectate.
portray (depict) v. depinger, describer.
posh (smart) adj. elegante, chic, de luxo.
portray (make likeness of) v. portraitar,
effigiar. posh (smart) adj. chic, de luxo, elegante.
portray (make likeness of) v. effigiar, posh (smart) adj. de luxo, elegante, chic.
portraitar. position (job) n. posto.
portray v. effigiar. position (location) n. position.
portray v. portraitar (-tretar). position n. situation, position.
portray v. portraitar. position n. position, situation.
portrayal n. representation, effigiamento. position v. implaciar.
portrayal n. effigiamento, representation. positive (1. as in positive law; 2. real,
portrayal, portraying (act of) n. actual; 3. specif: Alg, Elec, etc] (not
effigiamento. negative) adj. positive.
portraying, portrayal (act of) n. positive adj. positive.
effigiamento. positive (degree) Gram] n. positivo.
Portugal [Geog] n. Portugal.
positive (photog) n. positivo.
Portugal n. Portugal.
positive [Photog] n. positiva.
Portuguese (1. native of Portugal; 2.
positiveness, postivity n. positivitate.
Portuguese language) n. portugese.
positivism [Philos] n. positivismo.
Portuguese adj. portugese.
positivist [Philos] n. positivista.
portuguese adj/n. portugese.
positon, positron [Atomic Phys] n.
pose (1. attitude of the body, etc; 2.
positron.
mental attitude) n. posa.
positon, positron [Atomic Phys] n.
pose (a question) v. formular. positon.
pose (arrange) vt. mitter in posa. positron, positon [Atomic Phys] n.
pose (assume a studied attitude) v. positon.
posar. positron, positon [Atomic Phys] n.
pose n. posa. positron.
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poss his adj. su. possessive n. caso possessive, genitivo.

poss his pron. sue. possessor n. possessor.
poss mine pron. mie. possessory adj. possessori.
poss my adj. mi. possibility, contingency n.
poss our adj. nostre. eventualitate.
poss their adj. lor. possibility n. possibilitate.
poss theirs pron. lore. possible adj. possibile.
possess (1. to hold, own; 2. as in a possible adj. eventual, possibile.

demon possesses him) v. posseder - possible adj. possibile, eventual.
sed-/-sess]. possible, contingent adj. eventual.
possess (1. to hold, own; 2. as in a possibly adv. forsan.
demon possesses him) v. posseder. post (1. place, station; 2. position,
possess v. posseder. employment) n. posto.
possessed adj. possedite. post (1. relay; 2. mail, postal service)
possessed (by the devil) adj. n. posta.
indiabolate. post (a bill, placard) v. placardar.
possessed (possessed by a demon) post adj. postal.
adj. possedite.
post (assign, mail) v. postar.
possessed (possessed by a demon)
post (assign to a post) v. postar.
adj. possedite (pp of posseder).
post (job) n. posto.
possession (1. ownership; 2.
post (letters) n. currero,
property) n. possession.
correspondentia.
possession, holding (of a thing) n.
post (letters) n. correspondentia,
detention.
currero.
possession n. possession.
post, mail v. postar.
possession, property n. ben.
post (pole) n. palo.
possessions, belongings n. haber.
post (postal service) n. posta.
possessions n. possessiones, haber.
post, stake n. palo.
possessions n. haber, possessiones.
Post Exchange, canteen [Mil] n. cantina.
possessive (1. as in possessive rights;
post office n. posta.
2. Gram]) adj. possessive.
postage n. tarifa postal, porto.
possessive adj. possessive.
postage n. porto, tarifa postal.
possessive, genitive [Gram] adj.
postage-stamp n. timbro postal.
genitive.
possessive n. genitivo, caso possessive. postal adj. postal.
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postal card n. carta postal. postliminium, postliminy [Internat

postal order n. mandato postal. Law] n. postliminio.
postal service n. servicio postal. postliminy, postliminium [Internat
postbox n. cassa postal. Law] n. postliminio.
postboy (postilion) n. postillion. postman, mailman n. currero.
postcard n. carta postal. postman n. currero.
postcode n. codice postal. postmark n. timbro cancellatori.
Postcommunion [Eccl] n. postmeridian adj. postmeridian.

postcommunion. post-mortem n. autopsia.
postdate, date forward v. postdatar. post-office (bureau de) n. posta.
postdate v. retrodatar. post-paid adv. responsa pagate, franc de
postdated adj. retrodatate. porto.
postdiluvian adj. postdiluvian. post-paid adv. franc de porto, responsa
pagate.
poster n. placardo affiche.
postpone, remit v. remitter -mitt-/-miss-
poster, placard n. placard.
].
poster, placard n. placard F].
postpone, remit v. remitter.
posterior (1. back, rear; 2. later) adj.
postpone v. ajornar, postponer.
posterior.
postpone v. postponer, ajornar.
posterior adj/n. posterior.
postpone v. postponer -pon-/-posit-].
posterior, buttock n. posterior.
postpone v. postponer.
posterior, buttock n. culo.
postponement n. ajornamento,
posteriority n. posterioritate.
postponimento.
posterity n. posteritate.
postponement n. postponimento,
Postern [Fortif] n. posterna. ajornamento.
postglacial adj. postglacial. postponement n. postponimento.
posthumous adj. postume (pòs-). postposition n. postposition.
posthumous adj. postume. postpositive [Gram] adj. postpositive.
posthumously adj. post le morte. postscript n. postscripto.
postilion n. postilion. postulate v. postular.
postilion, postillion (rider on left horse posture n. postura.
of a pair pulling a coach) n. posture n. situation.
postillion.
posture, pose n. postura.
posting n. postada.
posture, pose n. positura.
postivity, positiveness n. positivitate.
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posture, pose v. posturar. potentilla, cinquefoil [Bot] n. potentilla.

pot (chamber-) n. urinal. potherb n. legumine.
pot [Cookery] n. marmita. pothole (in road) n. cavo.
pot (food) v. conservar. pothole (in rock) n. marmita de gigante.
pot (for cooking) n. olla, marmita. potion [Med] n. potion.
pot (for cooking) n. marmita, olla. potion n. potion.
pot, jar n. olla. potpourri (musical or literary medley)
pot (jar) n. potto. n. potpourri F].
pot (plant) v. plantar in testo. potpourri (musical or literary medley)
n. potpourri.
potability n. potabilitate.
potsherd n. testo.
potam-, potamo-, -potamus (river)
potter (maker of earthenware pots) n.
ollero.
compounds] n. potamo-.
potter n. ollero, ceramista.
potash (1. potassium carbonate; 2.
potter n. ceramista, ollero.
caustic potash) n. potassa.
potter-about v. occupar se de bagatellas.
potassic adj. potassic.
pottery (1. potter's shop; 2. pottery
potassium, kalium n. kalium.
ware) n. olleria.
potassium, kalium n. kalium (kà-
pottery (1. potter's shop; 2. pottery
).
ware) n. olleria (-ìa).
potassium n. potassium (-tàs-).
pottery n. ceramica, olleria.
potassium n. potassium.
pottery n. olleria, ceramica.
potato n. patata.
pouch n. bursa.
potency [Med] efficacia n. potentia,
fortia. poulterer, poultry dealer n. pullero.
potency (power) n. fortia, potentia. poultice, cataplasm [Med] n.
potent adj. potente. cataplasma.
poultice n. cataplasma.
potent, mighty, powerful adj. potente.
poultry n. aves domestic.
potent, mighty, powerful adj. potente
(ppr of poter). poultry dealer, poulterer n. pullero.
potentate n. potentato. poultry farming n. pullicultura.
potential adj/n. potential. poultry man, chicken farmer n.
potential potential adj. potential. gallinero.
poultry-farming n. pullicultura.
potentiality n. potentialitate.
pounce n. salto.
potentially adv. potentialmente.
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pounce v. saltar, precipitar se. pouring rain adj/ n. pluviente

pounce v. precipitar se, saltar. torrentialmente.
pounce-upon v. attaccar subitemente. pour-with-rain v. pluver
torrentialmente.
pound, bruise, tund v. tunder tund-/-
pout v. grimassar con le labios.
tus-].
pound, bruise, tund v. tunder. poverbially adv. proverbialmente.
pound (money) n. libra sterling. poverty n. paupertate, povressa.
pound n. libra. poverty n. povressa, paupertate.
pound v. batter, tunder. poverty n. paupertate.
pound v. tunder, batter. poverty (quality of being poor) n.

povressa.
pound (weight) n. libra.
poverty-stricken adj. miserabile,
poundage n. taxa de emission.
indigente.
pour (discharge liquid) vt. versar.
poverty-stricken adj. indigente,
pour, rain heavily v. diluviar. miserabile.
pour (tea) v. servir. powder (1. pulverized substance; 2.
pour vi. currer abundantemente. Specif: Pharm, Cosmetics]; 3.
pour forth, shed, effuse, pour out v. gunpowder) n. pulvere.
effunder. powder, dust (sprinkle with powder or
pour forth, shed, effuse, pour out v. dust) v. pulverar.
effunder -fund-/-fus-]. powder n. pulvere.
pour in v. infunder -fund-/-fus-]. powder (pulverize) v. pulverisar, reducer
pour in v. infunder. in pulvere.
pour out, pour forth, shed, effuse v. powder (pulverize) v. reducer in pulvere,
effunder. pulverisar.
pour out, pour forth, shed, effuse v. powder (sprinkle with powder) v.
effunder -fund-/-fus-]. pulverar.
pourboire, tip n. pourboire F]. powder-room n. w.c. de feminas.
pourboire, tip n. pourboire. powdery adj. pulverulente.
pour-forth v. effunder. powdery, pulverulent, dusty adj.
pour-in (- out) v. effunder. pulverulente.
pour-in vi. entrar in massa. power (1. ability to do or act; 2. Pol])
n. potentia.
pour-in vt. infunder.
power (ability to do) n. poter.
pouring in n. infusion.
power (ability to do or act) n. poter.
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power (mental) n. facultate. practice (as in the practice of a

power, might n. potestate. profession) n. exercitation.
power n. Elec]. practice (be out of -) v. non esser in
power n. mech/ math. forma.
practice, carry on v. exercer.
power (strength) n. fortia.
practice (exercise) n. exercitio.
power of attorney n. procuration.
practice (habit) n. costume.
powerful adj. potente.
practice (of a doctor) n. clientela.
powerful, potent, mighty adj. potente
(ppr of poter). practice (reality) n. practica.
powerful, potent, mighty adj. potente. practice v. practicar, exercer.
powerless adj. impotente, inefficace. practice v. practicar.
powerless adj. inefficace, impotente. practice v. exercer, practicar.
power-point n. prisa. practice cabala, cabalize v. cabalar.
power-station n. central. practice simony v. simonisar.
practicability n. practicabilitate. practice usury v. usurar.
practicable adj. practicabile. practise v. exercer, practicar.
practicable, executable adj. executabile. practise v. practicar, exercer.
practical (1. not theoretical; 2. as in a practised adj. practic, experte.
practical individual; 3. adapted for practised adj. experte, practic.
a required purpose) adj. practic. practising adj. active.
practical (1. not theoretical; 2. as in a practitioner (doctor) n. medico.
practical individual; 3. adapted for practitioner (expert) n. professional.
a required purpose) adj. practic
praefoliation, vernation, prefoliation
(pràc-).
[Bot] n. prefoliation.
practical adj. practic.
pragmatic (1. pertaining to practical
practically adv. quasi, practicamente.
affairs; 2. relative to philosophical
practically adv. practicamente, quasi. pragmatism) adj. pragmatic.
practice (actual application of pragmatic, pragmatic sanction n.
knowledge) n. practica (pràc- pragmatica.
). pragmatic sanction, pragmatic n.
practice (actual application of pragmatica.
knowledge) n. practica. pragmatism (1. pragmatic character;
practice (as in the practice of a 2. Philos]) n. pragmatismo.
profession) n. exercitio.
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pragmatist (1. pragmatical person; 2. pray v. precar, orar.

adherent of philosophical pray v. orar, precar.
pragmatism) n. pragmatista. pray v. orar.
Prague n. Praga. prayer (entreaty) n. supplica, prece.
prairie n. prateria (-ìa). prayer (entreaty) n. prece, supplica.
prairie n. prairie. prayer (god) n. oration, precaria, prece.
prairie n. prairie F]. prayer (god) n. prece, oration, precaria.
prairie n. prateria. prayer (god) n. precaria, prece, oration.
praise, laud v. laudar. prayer n. precaria.
praise, lauding, laudation n. laudation. prayer, orison n. oration.
praise n. laude, elogio. prayer, petition, request n. supplica.
praise n. laude. prayer, petition, request n. supplica
praise n. elogio, laude. (sùp-).
praise v. laudar. prayer, request, entreaty n. prece.
praiseworthiness, laudability n. prayerbook n. libro de precarias.
laudabilitate. prdductivity n. productivitate.
praiseworthy adj. digne de laude, preach, sermonize v. sermonar.
laudabile.
preach v. predicar.
praiseworthy adj. laudabile, digne de
preacher n. sermonator.
laude.
preacher n. predicante.
praiseworthy, laudable adj. laudabile.
preacher n. predicator.
pram (perambulator, baby-carriage) n.
cochietto de infante. preaching (act or art of) n. predication.
prance v. facer capriolas, saltar. preaching n. predication.
prance v. saltar, facer capriolas. preachment, sermon n. predica (pré-).
prank n. burla. preachment, sermon n. predica.
prattle, chatter, babble v. garrular. preamble (make a preamble to) v.
prattle v. balbutiar. preambular.
preamble n. preambulo (-àm-).
pravity, depravity n. pravitate.
preamble n. preambulo.
prawn (crustacean, shripm) n. grande
crangon, leander serratus. precarious (1. as in precarious
prawn (crustacean, shripm) n. leander privileges; 2. as in aprecarious
serratus, grande crangon. situation) adj. precari.
pray v. precar. precarious adj. precari.
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precariousness n. precarietate. precipitate v. precipitar.

precaution n. precaution. precipitate (very hasty) adj. precipitate
precede v. preceder. (pp of precipitar).
precede v. preceder -ced-/-cess-]. precipitate (very hasty) adj. precipitate.
precedence n. precedentia. precipitation (1. hurling down; 2.

falling headlong; 3. excessive
precedent adj/n. precedente.
haste; 4. Chem]) n. precipitation.
precedent n. precedente.
precipitous (very steep) adj. precipitose.
preceding adj. precedente.
precis n. summario.
precept n. precepto.
precise adj. precise, stricte.
preceptive adj. preceptive.
precise adj. precise.
preceptor, teacher, instructor n.
preceptor. precise adj. stricte, precise.
precession n. precession. precision n. precision.
precinct (commercial centre) n. centro precocious adj. precoce.

commercial. precociousness, precocity n.
precinct n. Amer. precocitate.
preciosity, affectation n. preciositate. precocity, precociousness n.
precocitate.
precious (1. valuable; 2. affected,
precognition n. precognition.
over-refined) adj. preciose.
preconceive v. preconciper -cip-/-cept-].
precious adj. preciose.
preconceive v. preconciper.
preciousness, great value n.
preciositate. preconception n. preconception.
precipice n. precipitio. precursor, forerunner, harbinger n.
precipitant [Chem] n. precipitante. precursor.
predatory adj. rapace.
precipitate (1. to hurl down; 2. to
hasten, cause to be quick; 3. predecessor n. predecessor.
Chem]) v. precipitar. predecessor n. antecessor, predecessor.
precipitate adj. precipitate. predecessor n. predecessor, antecessor.
precipitate [Chem] n. precipitato. predecessor n. antecessor.
precipitate, falling headlong adj. predefine v. predefinir.
precipite (- cìpite). predefinition n. predefinition.
precipitate, falling headlong adj. predestination n. predestination.
precipite. predestine v. predestinar.
precipitate n. precipitato.
predestined adj. predestinate.
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predetermination (1. act of pre-eminence n. preeminentia.

predetermining; 2. Theol]) n. pre-eminent adj. preeminente.
predetermination. preestablish v. preestablir.
predetermine (1. to determine
preestablish v. prestabilir.
beforehand; 2. Theol]) v.
preexist v. preexister.
predeterminar.
preexistence n. preexistentia.
predicament, category [Philos] n.
predicamento. preexistent adj. preexistente.
predicament (fix) n. situation difficile. prefab adj/n. abbrev.
predicament n. philos. prefabrication n. prefabrication.
predicate n. predicato. prefabrlcate v. prefabricar.
predicate v. predicar. preface (1. RCCh]; 2. introduction,
predict v. predicer -dic-/-dict-]. foreword) n. prefacio.
predict v. predicer. preface n. prefacio.
predict v. augurar, predicer. preface v. prefaciar.
predict v. predicer, augurar. prefect n. prefecto.
prediction n. prediction. prefectoral, prefetorial adj. prefectoral.
predictor n. predictor. prefectship n. prefectura.
predilection n. predilection. prefecture n. prefectura.
predispose (as in debility predisposes prefer v. preferer.

the body to disease) v. predisponer. preferability n. preferibilitate.
predispose (as in debility predisposes preferable adj. preferibile.
the body to disease) v. predisponer - preference n. preferentia.
pon-/-posit-]. preferential (- treatment) phr.
predisposition n. predisposition. tractamento preferential.
predominance n. predominantia. preferential adj. preferential.
predominance, prevalence n. preferentialism n. preferentialismo.
prevalentia. preferentialist n. preferentialista.
predominant adj. predominante. preferentially adv. preferentialmente.
predominant, prevalent adj. prevalente. prefetorial, prefectoral adj. prefectoral.
predominant, prevalent adj. prevalente prefiguration (1. action of prefiguring;
(ppr of prevaler). 2. prototype) n. prefiguration.
predominate, prevail v. prevaler.
prefigure, foreshadow v. prefigurar.
predominate v. predominar.
prefix [Gram] n. prefixo.
predomination n. predomination.
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prefix n. prefixo. prejudice, bias n. prevention.

prefix (put or fix before) v. prefixar. prejudice, bias v. preoccupar.
prefix (put or fix before) v. prefiger -fig- prejudice n. prejudicio.
/- fix-]. prejudice v. prejudiciar.
prefix (put or fix before) v. prefiger. prejudiced adj. interessate, partial.
prefix v. prefixar. prejudiced adj. partial, interessate.
prefloration [Bot] n. prefloration. prejudicial adj. prejudicial.
prefoliation, praefoliation, vernation prelacy n. prelatura.
[Bot] n. prefoliation.
prelacy n. prelatia.
preglacial adj. preglacial.
prelacy n. prelatia (-ìa).
pregnable, open to attack adj.
prelate n. prelato.
prendibile.
prelatic adj. prelatic.
pregnable, stormable adj. expugnabile.
preliminary adj/n. preliminar.
pregnancy (1. state of being with child
preliminary, opening (as in the
or young; 2. state of being filled
opening pages) adj. liminar.
with meaning) n. pregnantia.
preliminary investigation [Law] n.
pregnancy, gravidity n. graviditate.
instruction.
pregnancy n. pregnantia, graviditate.
preliminary preliminar adj. preliminar.
pregnancy n. graviditate, pregnantia.
prelude [Mus] v. preludiar.
pregnant (significant) adj. pregnante.
prelude n. preludio.
pregnant (with child) adj. gravide,
prelude v. preludiar.
pregnante.
prelude v. preluder.
pregnant (with child) adj. pregnante,
gravide. premature adj. prematur.
pregnant (with child, gravid) adj. premature adj. prematur, precoce.
gravide. premature adj. precoce, prematur.
prehensile adj. prehensile. premature ejaculation n. ejaculation
prehension n. prehension. prematur.
prehistoric adj. prehistoric. prematureness, prematurity n.
prehistory n. prehistoria. prematuritate.
prematurity, prematureness n.
prejudge v. prejudicar.
prematuritate.
prejudice (affect injuriously) v.
premeditate (give forethought) v.
prejudicar.
premeditar.
prejudice, bias n. preoccupation.
premeditate v. premeditar.
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premeditated adj. premeditate (pp of prepaid adj. pagate anticipatemente,

premeditar). franc de porto.
premeditated adj. premeditate. prepaid adj. franc de porto, pagate
premeditation n. premeditation. anticipatemente.
premier adj. prime. preparation (1. act of preparing; 2.
Chem) n. preparation.
premier n. prime ministro.
preparation n. appresto.
premise [Logic] n. premissa.
preparation n. Techn].
premise n. premissa.
preparation (preparatory step,
premise v. premitter -mitt-/-miss-].
measure, etc) n. preparativo.
premise v. premitter.
preparation (preparing) n. preparation.
premises n. local.
preparatory adj. preparatori.
premiss n. premise.
preparatory adj. preparative.
premium [Ins] n. premio.
prepare, make ready v. apprestar.
premium n. premio.
prepare (make ready) v. preparar.
premium bond n. bono a lotteria.
prepare v. Techn].
premonition n. premonition.
prepare v. apparar.
premonitory adj. premonitori.
prepare vi. preparar se.
prenatal adj. prenatal.
prepare vt. preparar.
preoccupation (1. preoccupancy; 2.
prepare for v. preparar a.
engrossment, absorption) n.
preoccupation. prepared adj. preparate, preste.
preoccupation n. preoccupation. prepared adj. preste, preparate.
preoccupied, absorbed, engrossed adj. prepared (be -) v. esser preste.
preoccupate (pp of preoccupar). preparer n. preparator.
preoccupied, absorbed, engrossed adj. prepay v. pagar anticipatemente, pagar
preoccupate. franc de porto.
preoccupied adj. preoccupate. prepay v. pagar franc de porto, pagar
preoccupy (1. to take possession of anticipatemente.
before others; 2. to take up all the preponderance n. preponderantia.
attention of) v. preoccupar. preponderant adj. preponderante.
preoccupy v. preoccupar. preponderate, be preponderant v.
preordain v. preordinar. preponderar.
preordination n. preordination. prepose, place before, place in front v.
anteponer.
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prepose, place before, place in front v. presbyopic, farsighted, long-sighted

preponer -pon-/-posi-]. [Med] adj. presbyte (préz-).
prepose, place before, place in front v. presbyopic, farsighted, long-sighted
preponer. [Med] adj. presbyte.
prepose, place before, place in front v. presbyoptic, farsighted [Med] adj.
anteponer -pon-/-posit-]. presbyopic.
preposing (act of) n. preposition. presbyterate n. presbyterato.
preposing, placing before, placing in presbyterial, presbyteral adj.
front (act of) n. anteposition. presbyteral.
preposition [Gram] n. preposition. presbyterian adj. presbyterian.
preposition n. preposition. Presbyterian adj. presbyterian.
prepositive [Gram] adj. prepositive. presbyterian n. presbyteriano.
preposterous adj. absurde, ridicule. Presbyterian n. presbyteriano.
preposterous adj. ridicule, absurde. Presbyterianism n. presbyterianismo.
prepotency n. prepotentia. presbytery (1. part of the church
prepotent (very powerful) adj. surrounding the altar; 2 .
prepotente. parsonage, parochial residence) n.
prerogative n. prerogativa. presbyterio.
presage (1. to feel a presentiment of, presbytia, farsightedness, presbyopia
foretell; 2. to forebode, [Med] n. presbyopia.
foreshadow) v. presagir. presbytia, farsightedness, presbyopia
presage, omen n. presagio. [Med] n. presbyopia (-ìa).
presby (old) occurring in derivatives presbytia, presbyopia, farsightedness
and compounds] adj. presby-. [Med] n. presbytia.
presbyope, presbyopic n. presbyte presbytia, presbytism, farsightedness,
(préz-). presbyopia [Med] n. presbytismo.
presbyope, presbyopic n. presbyte. prescience n. prescientia.
presbyopia, farsightedness, presbytia prescient adj. presciente.
[Med] n. presbytia. prescribe (1. to lay down as a rule or
presbyopia, presbytia, farsightedness direction; 2. Med]; 3. Law] (assert a
[Med] n. presbyopia (-ìa). prescriptive right or claim) v.
presbyopia, presbytia, farsightedness prescriber.
[Med] n. presbyopia.
presbyopia, presbytia, presbytism,
farsightedness [Med] n. presbytismo.
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prescribe (1. to lay down as a rule or presentable, fit to be seen adj.

direction; 2. Med]; 3. Law] (assert a monstrabile.
prescriptive right or claim) v. presentation n. presentation.
prescriber -scrib-/- script-]. presenter n. presentator.
prescribe v. prescriber, ordinar. presential adj. presential.
prescribe v. ordinar, prescriber. presentiment n. presentimento.
prescriptible adj. prescriptibile. presentiment n. presagio.
prescription (1. Med]; 2. Law]) n. presently adv. tosto.
prescription.
presently, soon, promptly adv. tosto.
prescriptlon n. prescription, recepta.
present-participle n. participio presente.
prescriptlon n. recepta, prescription.
preservation, conservation n.
presence (1. being present; 2.
conservation.
demeanor) n. presentia.
preservation n. preservation,
presence [Bib] n. make appearance. conservation.
presence n. presentia. preservation n. preservation.
presence of mind n. presentia de spirito. preservation n. conservation,
present (1. the time being; 2. Gram]; preservation.
3. gift) n. presente. preservative adj. preservative.
present (a play) v. representar. preservative n. preservativo.
present adj. presente. preserve (food) v. conservar.
present adj. actual, presente. preserve (keep safe) v. preservar.
present adj. presente, actual. preserve (maintain in safety) v.
present (at -) phr. al presente. preservar.
present, current adj. actual. preserved (food) adj. in conserva.
present (for the -) phr. pro le presente. preserved (kept safe) adj. preservate.
present (gift) n. presente, dono. preserver n. preservator.
present (gift) n. dono, presente. preserves, jam n. marmelada.
present, give v. munerar. preserves, jam n. confectura.
present (in time) n. presente. preside (act as chairman, president,

etc) v. presider.
present v. presentar.
preside v. presider.
present again, re-present v.
representar. presidency (function, office or term of
presentable adj. presentabile. president) n. presidentia.
presidency n. presidentia.
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president n. presidente. press-stud n. button de pression.

president, presiding judge, chairman pressure (1. as in air pressure; 2.
(one who presides) n. presidente. constraint) n. pression.
president, presiding officer n. preside. pressure n. pression.
president, presiding officer n. preside pressure cooker, autoclave n.
(pré-). autoclave.
presidential adj. presidential. pressure gauge n. manometro.
presidential, chairman's adj. pressure-cooker n. autoclave.
presidential. pressurize v. pressurisar.
presidial adj. presidial. prestation [Law] n. prestation.
presiding officer, president n. preside. prestidigitate v. prestidigitar.
presiding officer, president n. preside prestidigitation n. prestidigitation.
(pré-).
prestidigitator, juggler n. joculator.
press (1. as in coining press, wine
prestidigitator n. prestidigitator.
press etc; 2. printing press; 3.
prestige, glamor n. prestigio.
Journal]) n. pressa.
prestige n. prestigio.
press (exert pressure upon) v. pressar.
prestigiaator, juggler, conjurer n.
press (exert pressure) v. pressar,
prestigiator.
premer.
prestigious adj. prestigiose.
press (exert pressure) v. premer,
pressar. prestigious, illusory adj. prestigiose.
press n. pressa. prestimony [RCCh] n. prestimonio.
press, urge v. instar. presto, quickly, quick as a wink adv.
press (urge) v. insister (super). presto.
presumable adj. presumibile, probabile.
press (urge) v. insister.
presumable adj. probabile, presumibile.
press out, squeeze out v. exprimer -
prim-/-press-]. presumable adj. presumibile.
press out, squeeze out v. exprimer. presume (1. to assume, surmise; 2. to
press-conference n. conferentia de be presumptuous) v. presumer.
pressa. presume (1. to assume, surmise; 2. to
press-cutting n. retalio de pressa. be presumptuous) v. presumer -sum-
press-down v. deprimer. /-sumpt-].
presume v. presumer.
pressing adj. urgente.
press-on v. fortiar le passo.
press-out v. exprimer.
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presumption (1. conjecture; 2. pretension n. pretension.

presumptuousness; 3. Law]) n. pretentious adj. pretentiose.
presumption. pretentious, presumptuous,
presumption n. presumption. conceited adj. pretentiose.
presumptive adj. presumptive. pretentiousness n. pretension.
presumptuous adj. presumptuose. preterit, past [Gram] n. preterito.
presumptuous, conceited, preterit, past [Gram] n. preterito (-tér).
pretentious adj. pretentiose.
preterition [Rhet] n. preterition.
presuppose (1. to assume beforehand;
pretermission n. pretermission.
2. to require as necessary
pretermit v. pretermitter.
preliminary) v. presupponer -pon-/-
pretermit v. pretermitter -mitt-/-miss-].
posit-].
presuppose (1. to assume beforehand; pretext n. pretexto.
2. to require as necessary pretty adj. belle.
preliminary) v. presupponer. pretty adv. bastante, quasi.
presuppose v. presupponer. pretty adv. quasi, bastante.
presupposition n. presupposition. prevail, predominate v. prevaler.
pretence (appearance) n. affectation, prevail v. prevaler.
simulation. prevalence, predominance n.
pretence (appearance) n. simulation, prevalentia.
affectation. prevalent adj. commun, prevalente.
pretence (claim, pretext) n. pretension. prevalent adj. prevalente, commun.
pretend (claim) v. pretender. prevalent, predominant adj. prevalente
pretend (feign) v. finger, simular. (ppr of prevaler).
pretend (feign) v. simular, finger. prevalent, predominant adj. prevalente.
pretend, make believe, simulate, prevaricate v. prevaricar.
feign v. finger. prevarication n. prevarication.
pretend, make believe, simulate, prevaricator n. prevaricator.
feign v. finger fing-/fict-]. prevent (hinder) v. impedir.
pretender (a throne) n. pretendente. prevent (illness) v. evitar.
pretender n. pretendente. prevention n. prevention.
pretension (1. claim; 2. preventive adj. preventive.
pretentiousness) n. pretention.
preview n. vista preliminari prevista.
pretension (1. claim; 2.
previous adj. previe.
pretentiousness) n. pretension.
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previous speaker n. preopinante. prick-up-one's-ear v. eriger le aures.

previously adv. previemente. pride (in a bad sense) n. orgolio.
previously, before, formerly adv. antea. pride (in a good sense) n. feritate.
prevision, foresight n. prevision. pride n. orgolio.
prey (- on) v. predar. pride n. feritate.
prey n. preda. pride-oneself-on v. facer se honor de.
prey, pillage, take booty v. predar. priest, cleric n. tonsurato.
price (fix the price of) v. preciar. priest n. presbytero (-bì-).
price n. precio. priest n. sacerdote, prestre.
price v. preciar. priest n. sacerdote.
price, value n. precio. priest n. prestre, sacerdote.
priceless adj. impagabile. priest n. prestre.
priceless (goods) adj. de valor priest n. presbytero.
inappreciabile. priestess n. prestressa.
priceless (goods) adj. de valor priesthood n. sacerdotio.
inestimabile.
priesthood, sacerdocy n. sacerdotio.
priceless, inestimable adj.
priesthood (the clergy) n. clero.
inappreciabile.
priestly adj. sacerdotal.
priceless (joke) adj. impagabile.
prig adj/n. pedante in cosas moral.
price-list n. tarifa.
priggishness n. pedanteria moral.
prick (given in shoeing) n. inclavatura.
prim adj. affectate.
prick (horse in shoeing) v. inclavar.
primacy (1. pre- eminence; 2. office or
prick n. piccatura, punctura.
dignity of a primate) n. primatia (-
prick n. punctura, piccatura.
ìa).
prick, puncture n. punctura.
primacy (1. pre- eminence; 2. office or
prick, stitch n. puncto. dignity of a primate) n. primatia.
prick v. punger, piccar. primarily, chiefly adv. primarimente.
prick v. piccar, punger. primary adj. primari.
prickle n. spina, acantha. primary adj/n. primari.
prickle n. acantha, spina. primate (1. chief archbishop; 2.
prickle, thorn [Bot] n. acantha. Zool]) n. primate.
prickle v. formicar. primate [Eccles/Zool] primate adj.
prickly adj. spinose. primatial.
prime (1. Eccl]; 2. Fencing]) n. prima.
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prime adj. prime. principal place where anything takes

prime (best part) n. perfection. place or is carried on n. sede.
prime, first adj. prime. principality n. principato.
prime (liturg) n. prima. principality (territory of a reigning
prime v. preparar, cargar. prince) n. principato.
prime v. cargar, preparar. principally adv. principalmente.
prime-minister n. prime ministro. principally, especially adv. maxime.
prime-of-life n. flor del vita. principally, especially adv. maxime

(màx-).
primer n. prime libro, manual.
principalness n. principalitate.
primer n. manual, prime libro.
principle n. principio.
primeval adj. primitive.
print (books, etc) v. imprimer.
primitive adj. primitive.
print (engraving) n. stampa.
primitive n. primitivo.
print (engraving, woodcut) n. stampa.
primitivism n. primitivismo.
print (fabric) n. indiana.
primogeniture n. primogenitura.
print n. Photog].
primordial adj. primordial.
print (out of -) adj. exhaurite.
primrose, cowslip n. primavera.
print [Photog] n. copia.
primrose, cowslip n. primula.
print (photog) v. copiar.
primrose n. primula, primavera.
print [Photog] v. copiar.
primrose n. primavera, primula.
print, printed fabric n. indiana.
primulaceous adj. primulacee.
print v. imprimer -prim-/-press-].
Primulaceous [Bot] n. primulaceas.
print v. imprimer.
prince (1. title given to a member of a
printable adj. imprimibile.
ruling family; 2. title of nobility) n.
prince. printed (- matter) n. imprimitos.
prince n. prince. printed adj. imprimite.
princedom, sovereignty, reign n. printed fabric, print n. indiana.
principato. printer n. imprimitor.
princely adj. principesc. printing (1. action of pulling or
princess n. princessa. printing; 2. copies printed at one
principal adj/n. principal. time) n. tirage (-aje).
principal, chief, main adj. principal. printing (1. action of pulling or
principal, mandator [Law] n. mandante. printing; 2. copies printed at one
time) n. tirage.
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printing, typography n. typographia. private adj. particular, private.

printing, typography n. typographia (- private adj. private (pp of privar).
ìa). private adj. private, particular.
printing (typography) n. typographia, private n. simple soldato.
impression.
private individual, private person n.
printing (typography) n. impression,
particular.
typographia.
private person, private individual n.
printing works n. imprimeria.
particular.
printing-press n. pressa de imprimeria. private teacher, tutor n. preceptor.
prior adj. prior. privation (1. deprivation; 2.
prior [Hist] (magistrate of city of destitution, need) n. privation.
Florence) n. prior. privative (1. having the quality of
prior (prior of a monastery) n. prior. depriving; 2. Gram]) adj. privative.
prioral adj. prioral. privet [Bot] n. ligustro.
priorate (priorship) n. priorato. privet n. ligustro.
prioress n. priora. privilege, grant a privilege v. privilegiar.
priority (precedence, superiority in privilege n. privilegio.
rank, position) n. prioritate. privilege v. privilegiar.
priority (quality of being antecedent in privy, latrine n. privata.
time) n. prioritate.
prize n. premio.
priorship (priorate) n. priorato.
prize [Naut] n. prisa.
prise (open) v. fortiar.
prize, reward n. premio.
prism n. prisma -ma/-mat-].
prize (reward, trophy, premium, etc)
prism n. prisma. n. precio.
prismatic adj. prismatic. prize v. estimar, preciar, appreciar.
prison adj. carcerari. prize v. appreciar, estimar, preciar.
prison n. prision, carcere. prize v. preciar, appreciar, estimar.
prison n. carcere, prision. prize (value highly) v. preciar.
prison n. carcere. prizewinner n. premiato.
prison n. prision. pro n. professional.
prisoner n. prisionero. pro prep. pro.
privacy n. intimitate. probabilism [Theol] n. probabilismo.
private adj. particular. probabilist [Theol] n. probabilista.
private adj. private. probability n. probabilitate.
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probability, verisimilitude, likelihood proboscis monkey n. nasica (-

n. verisimilitude. ìca).
probability, verisimilitude n. procedure [Law] n. procedura.
verosimilantia. procedure n. Jur].
probable adj. probabile. procedure (way of doing) n.
probable, verisimilar, likely adj. procedimento.
verosimilante. proceed (1. to go forward, go forth) v.
probable, verisimilar, likely adj. proceder -ced-/-cess-].
verisimile. proceed (1. to go forward, go forth) v.
probably adv. probabilemente. proceder.
probate n. validation de un testamento. proceed v. proceder.
probation [Jur] libertate conditional n. proceedings (legal) n. processo.
libertate conditional. proceedings n. deliberationes.
probation (period of trial) n. probation. proceeds n. producto.
probationary adj. de prova. proceeds (received) n. receptas.
probation-officer n. official surveliante. process (1. Law] (sue; 2. to treat by a
probation-officer n. official surveliante special process) v. processar.
(de personas in libertate conditional). process (1. method, process applied;
probative (serving to test or 2. course, process undergone; 3.
demonstrate) adj. probative. Anat]) n. processo.
probe n. sonda. process n. processo.
probe, sound [Surg] n. sonda. process v. processar.
probe v. sondar. procession (1. as in to march in
probity, integrity, uprightness n. procession; 2. Theol]) n. procession.
probitate. procession (parade) n. defilata.
problem n. problema.
procession [Relig] n. procession.
problem n. problema -ma/-mat-].
processional processional adj.
problem solver n. resolutor de processional.
problemas. proclaim, announce v. predicar.
problematic adj. problematic.
proclaim, publish solemnly v.
problematic, problematical adj. denunciar.
problematic. proclaim v. declarar, proclamar.
problematical, problematic adj.
proclaim v. proclamar.
problematic.
proclaim v. proclamar, declarar.
proboscis monkey n. nasica.
proclaimer n. proclamator.
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proclamation, edict n. banno. prod v. stimular.

proclamation n. proclamation. prodigal adj. prodige.
proclamation, official notice n. prodigal n. prodigo.
denunciation. prodigal (very free in spending or
proclivity n. proclivitate. giving) adj. prodige.
proconsul [Rom Hist] n. proconsule. prodigal (very free in spending or
proconsulate [Rom Hist] n. giving) adj. prodige (pròd-).
proconsulato. prodigality n. prodigalitate.
procrastinate v. temporisar. prodigally adv. prodigemente.
procrastinate v. procrastinar. prodigious adj. prodigiose.
procrastination n. procrastination. prodigious, portentous, monstrous
procrastinator n. procrastinator. adj. portentose.
procreate, beget v. procrear. prodigiousness n. prodigiositate.
procreate v. procrear. prodigy, marvel, portent n. portento.
procreation n. procreation. prodigy n. prodigio.
procreator n. procreator. prodigy, wonder n. prodigio.
proctor, monitor, censor [School] n. produccr (one who produces or
censor. makes) n. productor.
procurator (1. proxy, attorney; 2. Rom produce (1. to bring forward, show; 2.
Hist]) n. procurator. to bring forth, be productive of) v.
procuratory adj. procuratori. producer -duc-/-duct-].
procure (secure after effort) v. produce (1. to bring forward, show; 2.
procurar. to bring forth, be productive of) v.
procure v. procurar (se). producer.
procure v. procurar. produce (bring forth) v. producer.
procurement, procuring (action of) n. produce [Indust] v. fabricar.

procuration. produce n. productos.
procuring, procurement (action of) n. produce [Theat] inscenar v. sanguificar.
procuration. produce by chiming, play on chimes,
prod n. stimulo, colpo de digito o de play on a carillon v. carillonar.
baston, pulsata. produce irritation of the skin [Med] v.
prod n. colpo de digito o de baston, rubefacer.
pulsata, stimulo. produce irritation of the skin [Med] v.
prod n. pulsata, stimulo, colpo de digito o rubefacer -fac-/-fact-].
de baston. producer (manufacturer) n. productor.
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producer [Theat] n. inscenator. profession (1. declaration avowal; 2.

producibility n. producibilitate. vocation) n. profession.
producible adj. producibile. profession n. profession.
producing fire, fiery, of fire adj. pyric. profession of a notary n. notariato.
product (1. result of producing; 2. professional adj. professional.
Arith]) n. producto. professional n. experto, professional.
product n. producto. professional n. professional, experto.
production (1. as in the production of professionally adv. professionalmente.
evidence in court; 2. producing, professor n. professpr (universitari).
making) n. production. professor n. professor.
production [Theat] n. presentation, professor n. professpr.
inscenation.
professorate, chair n. professorato.
production [Theat] n. inscenation,
professorial adj. professoral.
presentation.
professorship n. cathedra, professorato.
production (thing produced,
producing) n. production. professorship n. professorato, cathedra.
productive adj. productive. proficiency n. competentia.
productivity n. productivitate. proficient adj. experte, versate,

competente.
profanation n. profanation.
proficient adj. versate, competente,
profane (1. secular; 2. irreverent,
experte.
blasphemous) adj. profan.
proficient adj. competente, experte,
profane adj. profan. versate.
profane v. profanar. profile (1. sideface; 2. Arch]; 3. Civ
profaner n. profanator. Engin]; 4. Geol]) n. profilo.
profanity n. profanitate. profile n. profilo.
profectitious [Rom Law] adj. profecticie. profile v. profilar.
profess (1. to avow, delare openly; 2. profit (1. advantage; 2. pecuniary
to take religious vows; 3. to gain) n. profito.
exercise a profession; 4. to teach) profit (1. to thrive, grow; 2. to gain,
v. professar. benefit) v. profitar.
profess v. professar.
profit, advantage n. partito.
professed (as in a professed monk)
profit, gain, lucre n. lucro.
adj. professe.
profit, gain n. ganio.
professing (one who professes) Eccl]
profit n. profito, ganio.
n. profitente.
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profit n. ganio, profito. program n. programma.

profit v. profitar. programmatic adj. programmatic.
profit v. profitar (de). programmer n. programmator.
profitable adj. profitabile. progress (continuous improvement) n.
profitable, lucrative adj. lucrose. progresso.
profiteer n. profitator. progress, go forward v. progreder -
gred-/-gress-].
profligacy, dissoluteness n.
progress, go forward v. progreder.
disregulamento.
profligate adj. lasciviemente progress n. progresso.
extravagante. progress v. progressar.
profound adj. profunde. progression n. progression.
profound, deep adj. profunde. progressism n. progressismo.
profundity, depth (quality of being progressist n. progressista.
deep or profound) n. profunditate. progressive adj. progressive.
profuse adj. profuse. prohibit, forbid v. prohibir.
profusion n. profusion. prohibit v. prohibir.
progenitive adj. progenitive. prohibiter, prohibitor n. prohibitor.
progenitor n. progenitor. prohibition (act of prohibiting,
progeniture, progeny n. progenitura. forbidding) n. prohibition.
progeny n. progenie. prohibition n. prohibition.
progeny, offspring n. prole. prohibitionist (one who is in favor of
progeny, progeniture n. progenitura. prohibitive measures) n.
prognosis n. prognosis (-òsis). prohibitionista.
prohibitive, prohibitory adj. prohibitive.
prognosis n. prognosis.
prohibitive v. prohibitive.
prognostic adj. prognostic.
prohibitory, prohibitive adj. prohibitori.
prognostic n. prognostico.
project (1. to throw, cast; 2. Geom]; 3.
prognosticate v. prognosticar.
to plan, contrive) v. projectar.
prognostication (1. prediction; 2.
project [Geom, etc] v. projicer.
foretoken) n. prognostication.
project [Geom, etc] v. projicer -jic-/-ject-
prognosticator n. prognosticator.
].
program, -gramme n. programma.
project n. projecto.
program, -gramme v. programmar.
project v. projectar.
program n. programma -ma/-mat-].
projectile n. projectil.
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projection (1. act of throwing or prolocutor (spokesman) n. prolocutor.

casting out; 2. act of jutting out) n. prologize v. scriber prologos.
projection. prologue n. prologo.
projection n. projection.
prologue (preface, introduction) n.
projection, projecture [Arch] n. prologo (prò-).
projectura. prologue (preface, introduction) n.
projective (pertaining to, or produced prologo.
by, projection) adj. projective. prologue v. prologar.
projector n. projector. prologuize v. scriber prologos.
prolapse [Med] v. prolaber -lab-/-laps-]. prolong v. prolongar.
prolapse [Med] v. prolaber. prolongable adj. prolongabile.
prolapse, prolapsus [Med] n. prolapso. prolongate v. prolongar.
prolegomenon n. prolegomeno. prolongation n. prolongation.
prolegomenon n. prolegomeno (- prolongation, prolongment n.
òmeno). prolongamento.
prolepsis [Rhet] n. anticipation. prolonge (mil) v. prolonga.
proleptic adj. proleptic. prolonger (mil) v. prolongator.
proletarian adj. proletari. prolonger n. prolongator.
proletarian n. proletario. prolongment, prolongation n.
proletariat n. proletariato. prolongamento.
proletary [Rom Antiq] n. proletario. prom (concert) n. concerto popular.
proliferate v. proliferar. prom (dance) n. ballo de studentes.
proliferation n. proliferation. promenade (at seaside) n. esplanada.
proliferous adj. prolifere. promenade, walk (1. as in a long walk;
prolific adj. prolific. 2. as in public promenade) n.
prolification, breeding n. prolification. promenada.
promenade (walk) n. promenada.
prolificly (act -) v. prolificar.
Prometheus [Gr Mythol] n. Prometheo.
prolificness n. fecunditate.
prominence (conspicuousness) n.
prolix (long winded) adj. prolixe.
prominentia.
prolix, long-winded adj. prolixe.
prominence n. prominentia.
prolixity (long windedness) n.
prominent adj. prominente.
prolixitate.
prominent (as in prominent teeth) adj.
prolixity, prolixness n. prolixitate.
prominente.
prolixness, prolixity n. prolixitate.
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promiscuity n. promiscuitate. prompter n. sufflator.

promiscuity, promiscuousness n. prompter [Theat] n. sufflator.
promiscuitate. prompting n. suggestion, stimulo.
promiscuous (mixed) adj. promiscue. prompting n. stimulo, suggestion.
promiscuous (sexual) adj. libertin. promptitude, promptness n.
promiscuousness, promiscuity n. promptitude.
promiscuitate. promptly adv. promptemente, tosto.
promise n. promissa. promptly adv. tosto, promptemente.
promise (solemnly) v. sponder. promptly, presently, soon adv. tosto.
promise (solemnly) v. sponder spond- promptness n. expedition, promptitude.
/spons-].
promptness n. promptitude, expedition.
promise v. promitter.
promptness, promptitude n.
promise v. promitter -mitt-/-miss-].
promptitude.
promiser n. promissor. pronate (1. to lay flat; 2. to turn the
promissory (containing a promise) adj. palms downward) Med] v. pronar.
promissori. pronation (1. lying flat; 2. pronation of
promissory note n. schedula. the palms) Med] n. pronation.
promontory n. promontorio. pronator [Anat] n. pronator.
promote (1. to elevate in station, rank, prone (1. lying flat, prostrate; 2. lying
dignity, etc; 2. as in to promote face downward; 3. inclined,
learning) v. promover -mov-/-mot-]. disposed) adj. pron.
promote (1. to elevate in station, rank, prone adj. pron.
dignity, etc; 2. as in to promote
proneness n. pronitate.
learning) v. promover.
prong n. dente.
promote v. promover.
pronominal [Gram] adj. pronominal.
promoter (as in promoter of a worthy
pronoun [Gram] n. pronomine.
cause) n. promotor.
pronoun n. pronomine.
promoter n. promotor.
pronounce (1. to state officially; 2. as
promotion n. promotion.
in to pronounce correctly) v.
prompt adj. prompte.
pronunciar.
prompt adj. immediate, prompte. pronounce v. pronunciar.
prompt adj. prompte, immediate. pronounce an allocution v. alloquer -
prompt (an actor) v. sufflar. loqu-/- locut-].
prompt n. suggestion. pronounce an allocution v. alloquer.
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pronounceable adj. articulabile, propaganda n. propaganda.

pronunciabile. propagandist n. propagandista.
pronounceable adj. pronunciabile. propagandistic adj. propagandistic.
pronounceable adj. pronunciabile, propagandize v. propagandisar.
articulabile.
propagate (1. to breed, cause to
pronounceable (that can be
breed; 2. to spread, cause to
articulated) adj. articulabile.
spread) v. propagar.
pronounced (strongly marked) adj.
propagation (1. breeding, causing to
pronunciate (pp of pronunciar).
breed; 2. spreading, causing to
pronounced (strongly marked) adj.
spread) n. propagation.
pronunciate.
propagation n. propagation.
pronouncement n. pronunciamento.
propagative adj. propagative.
pronouncer n. pronunciator.
propagator n. propagator.
pronunciamento n. pronunciation.
proparoxytone [Phonet] adj.
pronunciamento n. pronunciamento.
proparoxytone.
pronunciation n. pronunciation.
propel v. propeller.
proof (1. evidence sufficient to
propel v. propeller -pell-/-puls-].
establish a fact; 2. test, trial; 3.
propel v. propeller, mover.
Print, phot, etc]) n. proba.
propel v. mover, propeller.
proof (1. evidence sufficient to
propellant adj/n. propulsor.
establish a fact; 2. test, trial; 3.
Print, phot, etc]) n. prova. propeller n. propulsor.
proof adj. immun, resistente. propeller (of aircraft or ship) n. helice.
proof adj. resistente, immun. propeller (of ship, airplane etc.) n.

helice (hé-).
proof n. prova, proba.
propeller (of ship, airplane etc.) n.
proof n. proba, prova.
helice.
proof-against n. a proba de.
propeller (that which propels) n.
proofreader n. corrector de provas. propulsor.
proofreader n. corrector. propeller-shaft (of boat) n. arbore del
prop n. appoio. helice.
prop, prop up, keep up v. appoiar. propeller-shaft (of car) n. arbore de
prop v. appoiar, sustener. transmission.
propensity n. propension.
prop v. sustener, appoiar.
propensity, natural inclination, bent n.
propacate v. propagar.
propension.
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proper (- name) n. nomine proprie. prophetic, foreseeing adj. presage.

proper (appropriate) adj. proprie. prophetic utterance, prophecy n.
proper (correct) adj. correcte. prophetia.
proper, decent adj. conveniente. prophetic utterance, prophecy n.
prophetia (- ìa).
proper, decent, modest adj. honeste.
prophylactic adj. prophylactic.
proper (fit) adj. conveniente.
prophylaxis n. prophylaxis.
proper (peculiar) adj. proprie.
prophylaxis n. prophylaxis (-làx-).
properly adv. correctemente,
propinquity n. propinquitate.
debitemente.
properly adv. debitemente, propitiate v. propitiar.
correctemente. propitiation (1. appeasement; 2.
properly, duly adv. debitemente. atonement) n. propitiation.
property (1. thing or things owned; 2. propitiator n. propitiator.
piece of land or real estate; 3. propitiatory adj. propitiatori.
quality proper to a thing) n. propitiatory [Jewish Antiq] n.
proprietate. propitiatorio.
property, estate n. terra. propitiatory n. propitiatorio.
property (goods) n. benes. propitious (1. favorable,
property (land) n. terra. advantageous; 2. favorably
property, possession n. ben. inclined) adj. propitie.
property (thing owned, attribute) n. proportion (as in proportion of wise to
proprietate. foolish) n. proportion.
prophecy n. prophetia. proportion (as in to proportion a
prophecy, prophetic utterance n. penalty to an offense) v.
prophetia (- ìa). proportionar.
prophecy, prophetic utterance n. proportion n. proportion.
prophetia. proportion (out of -) adj. mal
prophesy, foretell v. prophetisar. proportionate, disproportionate.
prophesy v. prophetisar. proportion (out of -) adj.
prophet n. propheta. disproportionate, mal proportionate.
proportion (the constituents of a
prophetess n. prophetessa.
compound) v. dosar.
prophetic adj. prophetic.
proportion v. dosar, proportionar.
prophetic, fatidic adj. fatidic (-
ìdic). proportion v. proportionar, dosar.
prophetic, fatidic adj. fatidic. proportional adj. proportional.

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proportionalism n. proportionalismo. props (theatrical -) n. accessorios de

proportionate adj. proportionate pp of theatro.
proportionar. propulsion (act of propelling) n.
proportionate v. proportionate. propulsion.
proposal (of marriage) n. offerta de propulsion n. propulsion.
maritage. propylaeum [Arch] n. propyleo.
proposal (suggestion) n. proposition, propylaeum [Arch] n. propyleo (-éo).
projecto. prorogate, prorogue (postpone,
proposal (suggestion) n. projecto, adjourn) v. prorogar.
proposition. prorogation n. prorogation.
propose (plan) v. proponer se (de).
prorogue, prorogate (postpone,
propose (plan) v. proponer se. adjourn) v. prorogar.
propose, suggest v. proponer -pon-/- prosaic adj. prosaic (-àic).
posit-].
prosaic adj. prosaic.
propose, suggest v. proponer.
prosaism n. prosaismo (- ìzmo).
propose (suggest) v. proponer.
prosaism n. prosaismo.
proposer, propounder n. proponitor.
proscenium [Theat] n. proscenio.
proposition (1. proposal; 2. Logic]) n.
proscribe (outlaw) v. proscriber -scrib-/-
proposition.
script-].
proposition n. proposition, these.
proscribe (outlaw) v. proscriber.
proposition n. these, proposition.
proscriber n. proscriptor.
propounder, proposer n. proponitor.
proscription n. proscription.
proprietary (pertaining to a
prose adj. prosaic.
proprietor) adj. proprietari.
prose adj. prosaic (-àic).
proprietor n. proprietario.
prose n. prosa.
proprietor, owner n. proprietario.
prose, write prose v. prosar.
propriety (correctness of behavior) n.
convenientia. prose writer n. prosator.
propriety, decency, modesty n. prose writer n. prosaista (-ìsta).

honestitate. prose writer n. prosaista.
propriety, decency, modesty n. prosecute (follow up) v. prosequer.
honestate. prosecute [Jur] v. processar.
propriety n. convenientia. prosecute [Jur] v. processar (contra).
props n. accessorios. prosecution (the act) n. accusation.
prosecution (the people) n. accusatores.
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prosecutor n. accusator. prosthesis (1. Gram]; 2. Surg]) n.

pro-Semite n. prosemita. prosthese.
pro-Semitic adj. prosemitic. prosthesis (1. Gram]; 2. Surg]) n.
prosthese (- òstese).
pro-Semitism n. prosemitismo.
prosthesis [Surg] n. prothese.
prosodic, prosodical adj. prosodic.
prosthesis [Surg] n. prothese (-
prosodist, prosodian n. prosodista.
òtese).
prosody n. prosodia.
prostitute n. prostituta.
prosody n. prosodia (-ìa).
prostitute n. meretrice.
prosopo-, prosop- (face) occurring in
prostitute v. prostituer -stitu-/-stitut-].
prostitute v. prostituer.
prosopo.
prostitution n. prostitution.
prosopopoeia [Rhet] n. prosopopeia.
prostrate (1. to throw prostrate; 2. to
prosopopoeia [Rhet] n. prosopopeia (-
reduce to submission, exhaustion,
péya).
etc) v. prosterner -stern-/-strat-].
prospect n. prospecto, perspectiva.
prospect n. perspectiva, prospecto.
prospect (outlook, vista, view) n.
etc) v. prosternar.
prospecto.
prospect v. explorar.
prospective adj. futur, eventual.
etc) v. prosterner.
prospective adj. eventual, futur.
prospector n. explorator, cercator.
reduce to submission, exhaustion)
prospector n. cercator, explorator. v. prostrar.
prospectus n. prospecto. prostration (1. act of throwing
prosper v. prosperar. prostrate; 2. complete exhaustion,
prosperity, good fortune n. felicitate. dejection, etc) n. prostration.
prosperity n. prosperitate. prostration (1. throwing prostrate; 2.
prosperous (1. having success; 2. complete exhaustion, defection,
conducing to success) adj. prospere. etc) n. prosternation.
prosperous adj. prospere. prostration n. prosternamento.
prostate (gland) Anat] n. prostata protagonist n. protagonista.

(prò-). prote-, proteo- (protein) occurring in
prostate (gland) Anat] n. prostata. derivatives and compounds] adj.
prostate n. prostata. prote-.
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proteaction n. prolongation. proteinaceous, proteic, protein adj.

protean, proteiform adj. proteiforme. proteic.
protect v. proteger. proteolysis n. proteolyse (-ò-).
protect v. proteger -teg-/-tect-]. proteolysis n. proteolyse.
protection n. protection. proteolytic adj. proteolytic.
protection, safekeeping n. salveguarda. protest (1. as in to pay under protest;

2. Law]) n. protesto.
protectionism [Econ] n. protectionismo.
protest (1. to assert, affirm; 2. to
protectionist [Econ] n. protectionista.
make a protest) v. protestar.
protective adj. protective.
protest n. protesto.
protector, defender [Rom Hist] n.
protest n. reclamation.
preside (pré-).
protector, defender [Rom Hist] n. protest, remonstrate, expostulate v.
preside. remonstrar.
protector n. protector. protest (under -) v. facente objectiones,
sub reserva.
protectorate (1. rank or office of a
protest (under -) v. sub reserva, facente
protector; 2. as in British
objectiones.
protectorate) n. protectorato.
protest v. protestar.
protectorate n. protectorato.
protestant adj/n. protestante, evangelic,
protectress n. protectrice.
evangelico.
protege n. protege.
protestant adj/n. evangelico, protestante,
protégé n. protégé F]. evangelic.
protégé n. protégé. protestant adj/n. evangelic, evangelico,
proteic, protein, proteinaceous adj. protestante.
proteic. Protestant [Eccl] adj. protestante.
proteic, protein, proteinaceous adj. Protestant [Eccl] adj. protestante (ppr of
proteic (- éic). protestar).
proteiform, protean adj. proteiforme. Protestant [Eccl] n. protestante.
protein n. proteina (-ìna). protestant (one who protests) n.
protein n. proteina. protestante.
protein, proteinaceous, proteic adj. Protestantism [Eccl] n. protestantismo.
proteic (- éic). protestantism n. protestantismo.
protein, proteinaceous, proteic adj. protestation (1. as in protestations of
proteic. friendship; 2. protest) n.
proteinaceous, proteic, protein adj. protestation.
proteic (- éic).
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Proteus [Gr Mythol] n. Proteo. proud (feeling pride) adj. fer.

proto-, prot- (first) occurring in proud (in a bad sense) adj. orgoliose.
derivatives and compounds] adj. proud (in a good sense) adj. fer.
prot-. provable adj. provabile.
protocol n. protocollo.
provable adj. probabile.
protocol protocollar v. protocollar.
prove (establish as true) v. provar.
protocolist n. protocollista.
prove (establish as true) v. probar.
protomartyr [Eccl] n. protomartyre.
provenance (provenience) n.
proton n. proton. provententia.
protonotary (1. chief notary or clerk; provenience n. provententia.
2. RCCh]) n. protonotario. prover, tester n. probator.
protoplasm n. protoplasma. proverb, byword n. proverbio.
protoplasm n. protoplasma -ma/- mat-]. proverb n. proverbio.
protoplasmatic adj. protoplasmatic. proverbial adj. proverbial.
protoplasmic adj. protoplasmic. provide, furnish, supply v. suppler.
prototype n. prototypo (-òtipo). provide (to provide for a future
prototype n. prototypo. contingency) v. provider.
prototype, prototypical adj. prototypic. provide (to provide for a future
protoxide [Chem] n. protoxydo (- contingency) v. provider -vid-/-vis-/-
òx). vist-].
protoxide [Chem] n. protoxydo. provide (to provide what is needed) v.
protozoon, protozoan [Zool] n. provider -vid-/-vis-/-vist-].
protozoon (- zò-) (pl protozoa) provide (to provide what is needed) v.
NL]. provider.
protozoon, protozoan [Zool] n. provide v. provider, fornir.
protozoon. provide v. fornir, provider.
protractor n. mesurator de angulos. provide with, furnish v. munir.
protrude v. protruder. provided with money, pecunious
protrude v. salir foras. (well-) adj. pecuniose.
protrusion n. protrusion. provided-that conj. a condition que.
protrusion n. protuberantia. provide-for v. provider a.
protrusion n. saliente. providence n. providentia.
protuberance n. protuberantia. Providence n. providentia.
proud adj. orgoliose.
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provident (exercising foresight, provisions n. victualia, provision.

making provision for the future) provisions n. provision, victualia.
adj. providente.
provisions, victuals n. victualia.
provident (exercising foresight,
proviso n. condition, stipulation.
making provision for the future)
proviso n. stipulation, condition.
adj. providente (ppr of
provider).
provisory, provisional adj. provisional.
providential adj. providential.
provisory, provisional adj. provisori.
provider (Internet Service -) n. Provisor
de Servicios del Interrete. provocation n. provocation.
provider n. provisor. provocative adj. provocative.
provider, supplier n. suppletor. provocative, provoking adj. provocative.
provide-with v. provider de, guarnir de, provoke (1. to induce, instigate; 2. to
munir de. bring about, call forth; 3. to
provide-with v. guarnir de, munir de, incense, irritate) v. provocar.
provider de. provoke v. provocar.
provide-with v. munir de, provider de, provoker n. provocator.
guarnir de. provoking, provocative adj. provocative.
province (as in province of Quebec) n.
prow, bow [Naut] n. proa.
provincia.
prow n. proa.
province n. provincia.
prowess n. prodessa.
provincial adj. provincial.
prowl (on the -) n. in cerca de preda.
provincial provincial adj. provincial.
prowl v. vagar in cerca de preda.
provincialism (1. provincial style, form
prowler n. vagator furtive.
of life, etc; 2. provincial turn of
expression) n. provincialismo. proximity n. proximitate.
provincially adv. provincialmente. proxy (agency of substitute) n.

prucuration.
provision (1. act of providing; 2.
proxy (person) n. procurator.
provisions, supply) n. provision.
prude adj. prude.
provision n. provision.
prude n. prude F].
provision v. victualiar.
prude n. prude.
provision, victual v. victualiar.
prudence n. prudentia.
provisional adj. provisional.
prudent adj. prudente.
provisional, provisory adj. provisional.
prudential adj. prudential.
provisional, provisory adj. provisori.
prudery n. pruderie.
provisionally adv. provisionalmente.
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prudery n. pruderie F]. Prussianization n. prussianisation.

prudish adj. prude. Prussianize v. prussianisar.
prudish adj. prude F]. prussic [Chem] adj. prussic.
pruinose, velvety [Bot] adj. pruinose. pry, lever, crowbar n. vecte.
prune, lop, trim (trees or vines) v. pry v. mitter le naso (in un cosa).
putar. pry v. mitter le naso.
prune n. pruna sic. psalm n. psalmo.
prune v. putar. psalm, psalmic adj. psalmic.
prunella [Bot] n. prunella. psalmist n. psalmista.
pruniferous adj. prunifere. psalmist, psalmodist n. psalmodo.
pruniform adj. pruniforme. psalmodic, psalmic adj. psalmodic.
pruning n. putatura. psalmodize v. psalmodiar.
Prunus [Bot] n. prunus L]. psalmody n. psalmodia.
Prunus [Bot] n. prunus. psalmody n. psalmodia (-ìa).
pruoent adj. prudente. Psalter n. psalterio.
prurience n. prurientia. psalterium [Anat] n. psalterio.
prurient adj. pruriente. psaltery [Mus] n. psalterio.
prurient adj. pruriente (ppr of prurir). -psest (rubbed, rubbed away)
pruriginous adj. pruriginose. occurring in compounds] adj. psest-.
prurigo n. prurigine. pseudesthesia [Med] n. pseudesthesia.
prurigo n. prurigine (- ìgine). pseudesthesia [Med] n. pseudesthesia (-
pruritus, itch n. prurito. ìa).
Prussia, Borussia n. Borussia. pseudoclassic adj. pseudoclassic.
Prussia n. Prussia. pseudoclassicism n. pseudoclassicismo.
Prussian (1. one of the Prussi; 2. pseudonym n. pseudonymo (-
inhabitant of the Prussian state; 3. ònimo).
Prussian language) n. prusso. pseudonym n. pseudonymo.
Prussian adj. prussian. pseudonymity n. pseudonymitate.
Prussian, Borussian (1. member of the pseudonymous adj. pseudonyme (-
Old Prussian people; 2. old ònime).
Prussian language) (Old) n. borusso. pseudonymous adj. pseudonyme.
Prussian, Borussian (Old) adj. borusse. pseudopodium, pseudopod [Zool] n.
Prussian n. prussiano. pseudopodio.
pseudoprophet n. pseudopropheta.
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pseudosymmetry [Mineral] n. psychopath (mentally deranged

pseudosymmetria. person) n. psychopathe (-ò-).
pseudosymmetry [Mineral] n. psychopath (mentally deranged
pseudosymmetria (- ìa). person) n. psychopathe.
psittacosis [Pathol] n. psittacosis. psychopath n. psychopathe.
psittacosis [Pathol] n. psittacosis (- psychopathic adj. psychopathic.
òsis).
psychopathic (pertaining to
psyche (soul, mind) n. psyche.
psychopathy) adj. psychopathic.
psychedelic adj. psychedelic.
psychopathologist n. psychopathologo (-
psychiatric adj. psychiatric. òlogo).
psychiatrist n. psychiatro. psychopathologist n. psychopathologo.
psychiatry n. psychiatria. psychopathology n. psychopathologia (-
psychiatry n. psychiatria (-ìa). ìa).
psychic adj. psychic. psychopathology n. psychopathologia.
psychic (of the psyche or mind) adj. psychopathy [Pathol] n. psychopathia.
psychic. psychopathy [Pathol] n. psychopathia (-
psychoanalysis n. psychoanalyse (- ìa).
nà-). psychophysical adj. psychophysic.
psychoanalysis n. psychoanalyse. psychophysics n. psychophysica.
psychoanalyst n. psychoanalysta. psychophysiology n. psychophysiologia.
psychoanalytic adj. psychoanalytic. psychophysiology n. psychophysiologia
psychoanalyze v. psychoanalysar. (-ìa).
psychological adj. psychologic. psychosis [Pathol] n. psychose.
psychologically adv. psychologicamente. psychosomatic adj. psychosomatic.
psychologist n. psychologo (- psychotherapist n. psychotherapeuta.
òlogo). psychotherapy n. psychotherapia (-
psychologist n. psychologo. ìa).
psychology n. psychologia. psychotherapy n. psychotherapia.
psychology (science of psychology) n. ptero-, pter- (feather, wing) occurring
psychologia. in compounds] n. ptero-.
psychology (science of psychology) n. pterodactyl n. pterodactylo (-
psychologia (-ìa). dàc-).
psychometry [Psychol] n. psychometria pterodactyl n. pterodactylo.
(- ìa). Ptolemaic (1. as in Ptolemaic system;
psychometry [Psychol] n. psychometria. 2. of the Ptolemies) adj. ptolemaic.
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Ptolemaic (1. as in Ptolemaic system; publicity n. reclamo, publicitate.

2. of the Ptolemies) adj. ptolemaic (- publicity n. publicitate, reclamo.
àic). publicize v. dar publicitate a.
ptom- (corpse) occurring in
public-library n. bibliotheca
derivatives] n. ptom-. municipal/public.
ptomaine n. ptomaina. publicly, in one's presence, openly adv.
ptomaine n. ptomaina (-ìna). coram (cò-).
pub n. taverna, pub. publicly, in one's presence, openly adv.
pub n. pub, taverna. coram.
pub-crawl v. tour del tavernas. public-prosecutor n. procurator fiscal.
puberty n. pubertate. public-relations n. servicio de relationes

public.
pubescent, who has arrived at
publish (1. to make public; 2. as in to
puberty adj. pubere.
publish abook) v. publicar.
public (1. people; 2. audience) n.
publish v. eder.
publico.
public adj. public. publish v. editar, puhlicar.
public n. publico. publish v. puhlicar, editar.
public report, rumor n. fama. publish v. editar.
public speaker, orator n. orator. publish solemnly, proclaim v.

denunciar.
publican (keeper of tavern) n.
publishable adj. publicabile.
tavernero.
publican n. bib. publisher n. editor.
publication (1. act of making public; 2. publishing (- house) n. casa editorial.

as in the publication of a book, etc; publishing (action of) n. edition.
2. something published) n. publishing n. edition.
publication. puce n. color de pulice.
publication n. publication. pudding n. pudding.
public-holiday n. feriate, die de festa. pudding n. pudding A].
public-holiday n. die de festa, feriate. puddle n. cavo de aqua.
public-house n. pub. puerile adj. pueril.
publicist, journalist n. publicista. puerility (1. childhood; 2. foolishness,
publicity (1. quality or state of being immaturity; 3 . foolish act,
public; 2. advertising) n. publicitate. statement, etc) n. puerilitate.
publicity, advertising n. reclamo. puerperal adj. puerperal.
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puerperium (confinement, lying-in) n. pulley n. polea (-éa).

puerperio. pulley n. polea.
Puerto-Rico [Geog] n. Puerto Rico. pull-in (halt) v. arrestar (se).
puff (for face-powder) n. cossinetto de pull-in (halt) v. arrestar.
pulvere.
pull-in (of train) v. entrar in le station.
puff (of air) n. sufflo.
pulling (act of) n. tirada.
puff vi. sufflar.
pulling, drawing (action of) n. tracto.
puff-pastry n. pasta exfoliate.
pulling, drawing, dragging (act of) n.
puff-up v. inflar.
tiramento.
pugilism n. pugilismo. Pullman [RR] n. pullman A].
pugilist, boxer n. pugile. Pullman [RR] n. pullman.
pugilist, boxer n. boxator. pull-off v. eveller.
pugilist n. pugilista. pull-on v. vestir.
pugilistic adj. pugilistic. pull-on v. vestir (le calceas).
pugnacious adj. pugnace. pull-out (of train) v. sortir del station.
pugnacity n. pugnacitate. pull-out (remove) v. tirar.
pulicous, infested with fleas adj. pull-out (teeth) v. extraher.
pulicose.
pull-over (cause to cover) v. tirar super.
pull, draw, drag v. trainar.
pullover n. pullover.
pull, draw, drag v. tirar.
pull-over (of vehicle) v. mover al latere
pull, draw v. traher.
del via.
pull, draw v. traher trah-/tract-]. pull-together v. laborar insimul.
pull (draw) v. tirar, traher. pullulate (1. to sprout out, bud; 2. to
pull (draw) v. traher, tirar. swarm) v. pullular.
pull (drawing) n. tirada. pullulating, pullulation n. pullulation.
pull (haul) v. trainar. pull-up (halt) v. arrestar.
pull (influence) n. influentia. pull-up (halt) v. arrestar (se).
pull [Print] v. tirar. pull-up (raise) v. altiar, hissar.
pull out, evulse, tear out v. eveller. pull-up (raise) v. hissar, altiar.
pull out, evulse, tear out v. eveller -vell- pull-up (weeds) v. extirpar.
/- vuls-]. Pulmonaria [Bot] n. pulmonaria.
pull-apart v. separar.
pulmonary adj. pulmonar.
pull-apart v. arretrar se.
pulmonate, pulmonated [Zool] adj.
pull-down v. dismontar. pulmonate.
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pulmoniferous, pulmonate adj. pulsometer, pulsimeter n. pulsometro (-

pulmonifere. òmetro).
pulp (1. as in pulp of a fruit; 2. Anat] pulverizable adj. pulverisabile.
(as in dental pulp; 3. as in wood pulverization n. pulverisation.
pulp) n. pulpa. pulverize v. pulverisar.
pulp n. Gen]. pulverizer, spray, atomizer n.
pulp (of fruit) n. carne. pulverisator.
pulp v. reducer in pulpa. pulverulent, dusty, powdery adj.
pulpit n. pulpito (pùl-). pulverulente.
pulpit n. pulpito. pulverulent (dusty, powdery) adj.
pulverose, pulverulente.
pulpit, rostrum n. cathedra (càt-
pulverulent (dusty, powdery) adj.
).
pulverulente, pulverose.
pulpit, rostrum n. cathedra.
puma n. puma.
pulpitis [Pathol] n. pulpitis.
pumice n. pumice.
pulpitis [Pathol] n. pulpitis (-ìtis).
pump (as in suction pump) n. pumpa.
pulpous, pulpy adj. pulpose.
pump (for dancing) n. scarpino.
pulpy, pulpous adj. pulpose.
pump n. Mech].
pulsate (beat, throb) v. pulsar.
pump (raise with a pump) v. pumpar.
pulsate v. pulsar.
pump v. pumpar.
pulsatile, pulsating adj. pulsatile.
pumping n. pumpage.
pulsating, pulsatile adj. pulsatile.
pumpman n. pumpero.
pulsation n. pulsation.
pump-up v. inflar.
pulsator n. pulsator.
pun n. joco de parolas.
pulse n. pulso.
pun v. facer un joco de parolas.
pulse (regular throbbing in the
punch (a hole) v. perforar.
arteries) n. pulso.
punch (blow) n. colpo de pugno.
pulsimeter, pulsometer n. pulsometro (-
òmetro). punch (die) n. punction.
pulsimeter, pulsometer n. pulsometro. punch (drink) n. punch.
pulsing, vibrating, throbbing adj. punch (hit) v. dar un colpo de pugno.
palpitante (ppr of palpitar). punch (the beverage punch) n. punch
pulsing, vibrating, throbbing adj. A].
palpitante. punch (the beverage punch) n. punch.
pulsometer, pulsimeter n. pulsometro.
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punchable, borable (that can be pundit n. Fig].

perforated) adj. perforabile. pungency n. pungentia.
punch-ball n. ballon de exercitation. pungent adj. pungente.
punch-drunk adj. esturdite (de colpos). Punic adj. punic.
punch-drunk adj. esturdite. punish v. punir, castigar.
punctilio, nice point of honor n. punish v. punir.
punctilio. punish v. castigar, punir.
punctilious adj. punctiliose.
punishability n. punibilitate.
punctilious, exact adj. punctual.
punishable adj. punibile.
punctiliousness, exactness n.
punished adj. punite (pp of punir).
punctualitate.
punished adj. punite.
punctual adj. punctual.
punisher n. punitor.
punctual adj. punctual, exacte.
punishment n. punition, castigation.
punctual adj. exacte, punctual.
punishment n. punition.
punctuality n. punctualitate, exactitude.
punishment n. supplicio.
punctuality n. exactitude.
punishment n. castigation, punition.
punctuality n. exactitude, punctualitate.
punishment, penalty n. pena.
punctuality n. punctualitate.
punitive adj. punitive.
punctually adv. punctualmente,
puny adj. debile.
exactemente.
punctually adv. exactemente, pupa [Zool] n. pupa.
punctualmente. pupil (1. girl under the care of a
punctuate v. pumctuar. guardian; 2. Anat]) n. pupilla.
punctuate v. punctuar. pupil [Anat] n. pupilla.
punctuation n. punctuation. pupil (scholar) n. scholar, pupillo.
puncture (motoring) n. panna de pneu, pupil (scholar) n. pupillo, scholar.
ruptura de pneu. pupil, ward (boy or child under the
puncture (motoring) n. ruptura de pneu, care of a guardian) n. pupillo.
panna de pneu. pupilage n. pupillage (-aje).
puncture, prick n. punctura. pupilage n. pupillage.
puncture (small hole) n. punctura. pupillary (1. Law]; 2. Anat]) adj.
puncture v. puncturar. pupillari.
puncture vt. puncturar. pupiparous [Zool] adj. pupipare.
pundit (hindu) n. pandit. puppet, marionette n. marionette F].
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puppet, marionette n. marionette. pureness, neatness, clearness n.

puppet n. marionette. nitiditate.
puppeteer n. marionettista. purgation n. purgation.
puppet-show n. theatro de marionettes. purgative adj. purgative.
puppy n. canino. purgative n. purgativo.
purchase, buy v. emer. Purgatory n. purgatorio.
purchase, buy v. emer em-/empt-;-im-/- purgatory n. purgatorio.

empt-]. purgatory, purifying adj. purgatori.
purchase n. emption. purge n. purga.
purchase n. compra, emption. purge v. purificar, purgar.
purchase n. emption, compra. purge v. purgar, purificar.
purchase v. comprar, emer. purge v. purgar.
purchase v. emer, comprar. purification, cleansing n. mundification.
purchaser (at an auction) n. purification n. appuramento.
adjudicatario. purification n. purification.
purchaser (buyer) n. emptor, acquirente, purification, purifying (act of) n.
comprator. lavamento.
purchaser (buyer) n. acquirente, purification tank, defecator [Sugar
comprator, emptor. Manuf] n. defecator.
purchaser (buyer) n. comprator, emptor,
purificator n. purificator.
acquirente.
purifier n. purificator.
purchaser, highest bidder (at an
purify, cleanse v. mundificar.
auction) n. adjudicatario.
purify, lustrate v. lustrar.
purchaser n. mancipe.
purify, make pure v. lavar.
purchaser n. mancipe (màn-).
purify v. purificar.
purchases n. acquisitiones, compras.
purifying, purgatory adj. purgatori.
purchases n. compras, acquisitiones.
purifying, purification (act of) n.
pure adj. pur, nitide.
lavamento.
pure adj. pur.
purism n. purismo.
pure adj. nitide, pur.
purist n. purista.
pure, neat, clear adj. nitide.
puritan adj. puritan.
purée n. purée F].
puritan n. puritano.
purée n. purée.
Puritan n. puritano.
pureness n. puressa.
puritan, puritanical adj. puritan.
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puritanical adj. puritan. purpura [Pathol] n. purpura.

Puritanism n. puritanismo. purpurate [Chem] n. purpurato.
purity n. puritate. purpurate, purple adj. purpuree.
purl n. malia invertite. purpurate, purplish adj. purpurin.
purloin v. fraudar, defraudar. purpurin [Chem] n. purpurina.
purple (1. Zool] (Purpura; 2. purple purr n. ronron.
dye or color; 3. purple garment) n. purr v. ronronar.
purpura (pùr-). purse (bag, receptacle, etc, for
purple (1. Zool] (Purpura; 2. purple money) n. portamoneta.
dye or color; 3. purple garment) n.
purse (change purse) n. bursa.
purpura.
purse n. bursa, portamoneta.
purple adj/n. purpura.
purse n. portamoneta, bursa.
purple (make or dye purple) v.
purse maker n. bursero.
purpurar.
purple, purpurate adj. purpuree. pursue (carry on) v. prosequer -sequ-/-
secut-].
purplish, purpurate adj. purpurin.
pursue (carry on) v. continuar,
purpose (1. aim; 2. subject under
prosequer.
discussion) n. proposito (-pò-
pursue (carry on) v. prosequer,
).
continuar.
purpose (1. aim; 2. subject under
pursue (carry on) v. prosequer.
discussion) n. proposito.
pursue (chase) v. persequer.
purpose n. fin, intention, objecto.
pursue (follow after, chase) v.
purpose n. intention, objecto, fin.
persequer -sequ-/- secut-].
purpose n. objecto, fin, intention.
pursue (follow after, chase) v.
purpose (on -) adv. expresso, con persequer.
intention. pursue (hunt) v. chassar.
purpose (on -) adv. con intention,
pursuer adj. persequente.
expresso.
pursuit (action of carrying on) n.
purpose v. proponer se.
prosecution.
purposeful adj. tenace, resolute.
pursuit (action of following after or
purposeful adj. resolute, tenace. chasing) n. persecution.
purposely adv. expresso, con intention. pursuit (carrying on) n. continuation,
purposely adv. con intention, expresso. prosecution.
purpura [Pathol] n. purpura (pùr- pursuit (carrying on) n. prosecution,
). continuation.
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pursuit (chase) n. persecution. pustule [Pathol] n. pustula (pùs-).

purulence n. purulentia. pustule [Pathol] n. pustula.
purulent adj. purulente. pustule, pimple n. button.
pus n. pure. pustulous adj. pustulose.
pus [Pathol] n. pus. put, place, lay v. poner pon-/posit-/post-
pus [Pathol] n. pure. ].
push (as in to give someone a push) n. put, place, lay v. poner.
pulsata. put v. poner, placiar.
push n. pulsata. put v. placiar, poner.
push v. pulsar. put a bridle on, bridle v. bridar.
push-back v. repulsar. put a harness on, harness (a horse) v.
pushchair n. cochietto de infante. harnesar.
push-down v. deprimer, pulsar a basso. put back, restore v. remitter -mitt-/-
miss-].
push-down v. pulsar a basso, deprimer.
put back, restore v. remitter.
push-in vi. entrar a fortia.
put food into mouth (also: words) v.
push-in vt. introducer a fortia.
imbuccar.
push-off (a boat) v. pulsar (un barca in
put hind side foremost, reverse v.
le aqua).
preposterar.
push-off (a boat) v. pulsar.
put in a cradle v. incunar.
push-off (go) v. partir.
put in a niche, niche v. nichar (-sh-).
push-on (facer) v. avantiar.
put in a niche, niche v. nichar.
push-out v. expeller.
put in a pocket, pocket v. intascar.
push-through v. tractar con expedition.
put in order, arrange v. struer stru-
pusillanimity n. pusillanimitate. /struct-].
pusillanimous adj. pusillanime. put in order, arrange v. ordinar.
pusillanimous adj. pusillanime (- put in order, arrange v. struer.
ànime). put in order again v. reordinar.
pussy (coward) n. coardo.
put in pawn, pawn v. pignorar.
pussy (kitty cat) n. catta, catto.
put into position, emplace v. implaciar.
pussy (kitty cat) n. catto, catta.
put on (a garment) v. vestir.
pussy [Slang] n. vagina.
put on the brakes, brake v. frenar.
pustulate (form pustules) v. pustular.
put on the right road v. incamminar.
pustulate, pustulous adj. pustulate.
put on the stage, stage v. inscenar.
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put one's signature to, sign v. firmar. put-off (disgust) v. disgustar.

put out of joint, dislocate v. dislocar. put-off (dissuade) v. discoragiar,
put out of order, upset v. disregular. dissuader.
put shoes on (also: boots, stockings put-off (dissuade) v. dissuader,
on someone's feet) v. calcear. discoragiar.
put-on (a garment) v. vestir.
put to death, execute v. suppliciar.
put-on (a play) v. montar, representar.
put to shame, shame v. avergoniar.
put-on (a play) v. representar, montar.
put to sleep v. addormir.
put-on (turn on) v. accender.
put to sleep v. sopir.
put-out (a fire) v. extinguer.
put to the test, try v. experir -per-/-pert-
]. put-out (confuse) v. disconcertar.
put to the test, try v. experir. put-out (expel) v. expeller.
put to torture, torture v. torturar. put-out (hands) v. extender.
put to torture, torture v. tormentar. put-out (incommodate) v. incommodar.
put under an illusion, deceive v. illuder put-out (kick out) v. mitter al porta.
-lud-/- lus-]. put-out (sexually) v. coopera con actos
put under an illusion, deceive v. illuder. sexual.
put under illegal restraint, confine putrefaction n. putrefaction.
illegally v. sequestrar. putrefactive adj. putrefactive.
putative adj. putative. putrefy (cause to rot) v. putrefacer -fac-
put-back v. remitter (in su posto). /- fact-].
put-back v. remitter. putrefy (cause to rot) v. putrefacer.
put-down (a revolt) v. supprimer. putrescence n. putrescentia.
put-down (confuse) v. disconcertar, putrescent adj. putrescente.

humiliar. putrescent adj. putrescente (ppr of
put-down (confuse) v. humiliar, putrescer).
disconcertar. putrescible adj. putrescibile.
put-down (replace) v. posar, deponer. putrid adj. putride.
put-down (replace) v. deponer, posar. putrid, carrion adj. caroniose.
puteal, well curb n. puteal. putridity n. putriditate.
put-forward (advance) v. avantiar. putsch n. putsch.
put-forward (suggest) v. proponer. putsch n. putsch G].
put-in v. introducer. put-through (telephone call) v. passar.
put-off (delay) v. differer.
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putting food in mouth (act of putting pyramid [Arch, Geom, etc] n. pyramide
food, also: words into someone's (- rà-).
mouth) n. imbuccamento. pyramid (build or heap up in the
put-to-use v. utilisar, applicar. shape of apyramid) v. pyramidar.
put-to-use v. applicar, utilisar. pyramid n. pyramide.
putty, cement v. masticar. pyramidal adj. pyramidal.
putty n. mastico. pyre n. pyra.
putty v. tappar con le mastico. Pyrene [Gr Mythol] n. Pyrene.
putty v. fixar. Pyrenean adj. pyrenee.
put-under v. poner sub. Pyrenean adj. pyrenee (-ée).
put-up (- up with) v. tolerar, supportar. Pyrenees [Geog] n. Pyreneos.
put-up (- up with) v. supportar, tolerar. pyrex n. vitro refrac.
put-up (a building) v. construer. pyridine [Chem] n. pyridina.
put-up (lodge) v. allogiar. pyrite, iron pyrites, fool's gold
put-up (prices) v. augmentar construer. [Mineral] n. pyrite.
puzzle n. enigma, problema. pyritous adj. pyritose.
puzzle n. problema, enigma. pyrolater, fire worshiper n. pyrolatra (-

ò-).
puzzle v. intrigar, confunder.
pyrolater, fire worshiper n. pyrolatra.
puzzle v. confunder, intrigar.
pyrolatry, fire worship n. pyrolatria (-
puzzled adj. perplexe.
ìa).
puzzling adj. enigmatic.
pyrolatry, fire worship n. pyrolatria.
pygmy n. pygmeo.
pyroligneous adj. pyrolignose.
pyjamas n. pajama.
pyromania n. pyromania.
pyl- (gate) occurring in derivatives
pyromania n. pyromania (-ìa).
and compounds] n. pyl-.
pyromaniac n. pyromano.
pylon [Arch] n. pylon.
pyromaniac n. pyromano (-rò-).
pylon n. pylon.
pyromaniacal adj. pyromane.
pyloric adj. pyloric.
pyrometer n. pyrometro (-ò-).
pylorus [Anat] n. pyloro.
pyrometer n. pyrometro.
pyr-, pyro- (fire) occurring in
pyrometric adj. pyrometric.
derivatives and compounds] n. pyr-.
pyrophorous [Chem] adj. pyrophore.
pyramid [Arch, Geom, etc] n. pyramide.
pyrophosphoric [Chem] adj.
pyrophosphoric.
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pyrotechnical adj. pyrotechnic. Pythagoreanism n. pythagorismo.

pyrotechnics n. pyrotechnica. Pythia n. pythia.
pyrotechnist n. pyrotechnico. Pythian adj. pythic.
pyroxene [Mineral] n. pyroxeno. Pythian adj. pythie.
pyroxene [Mineral] n. pyroxeno (- Pytho (Delphi) Gr Antiq] n. Pytho.
ròx-). Python [Gr Mythol] n. Python.
pyroxyle, pyroxylin [Chem] n. pyroxylo. python n. python.
pyroxylin [Chem] n. pyroxylina. pyx [Eccl] n. pyxide (pìx-).
pyroxylin, pyroxyle [Chem] n. pyroxylo. pyx [Eccl] n. pyxide.
Pythagoras [Gr Philos] n. Pythagoras. pyxis, pyxidium [Bot] n. pyxide
Pythagoras [Gr Philos] n. Pythagoras (- (pìx-).
tà-). pyxis, pyxidium [Bot] n. pyxide.
Pythagorean n. pythagorista.
Pythagorean, Pythagoric adj. pythagoric.
Q - q
q (letter -) n. littera q (qu). quadrant [Math, Astron] n. quadrante.

Qebec [Geog] n. Qebec. quadrant n. quadrante.
quack (doctor) n. charlatan medicastro. quadrat, quad [Print] n. quadrato.
quack, medicaster n. medicastro. quadratic adj. quadratic.
quack (of duck) n. quac. quadrature (1. Math]; 2. Astron]) n.
quack v. facer quac-quac. quadratura.
quad, quadrat [Print] n. quadrato. quadrennial adj. quadriennal.
quadragenarian adj. quadragenari. quadrilateral adj. quadrilatere,

quadrilateral.
Quadragesima (first Sunday in Lent) n.
quadrilateral adj. quadrilateral.
quadragesima (-gé-).
Quadragesima (first Sunday in Lent) n. quadrilateral adj. quadrilateral,
quadragesima. quadrilatere.
quadrangle n. quadrangulo (- quadrilateral, four-sided adj.
ràng-). quadrilatere.
quadrangle n. quadrangulo. quadrilateral n. quadrilatero (- là-
).
quadrangular adj. quadrangular.
quadrilateral n. quadrilatero.
quadrangular adj. quadrangule.
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quadrille n. quadrilla. quail v. tremer.

quadrillion (1. number denoted by a quaint (odd) adj. original, estranie.
unit with fifteen zeros annexed; 2. quaint (odd) adj. estranie, original.
number denoted by a unit with quaint (pretty) adj. pictoresc.
twenty-four zeros annexed) n.
quake v. tremer, tremular.
quatrillion.
quake v. tremular, tremer.
quadrireme, four-oared quadrireme
quaker adj/n. quakero, quaker.
adj. quadrireme.
quadrisyllabic adj. quadrisyllabe. quaker adj/n. quaker, quakero.
quadrisyllabic adj. quadrisyllabe (- Quaker, Friend n. quaker.

sì-). Quaker, Friend n. quaker A].
quadrisyllable n. quadrisyllabo (- Quakerism n. quakerismo.
sì-). qualification, ability, competence
quadrisyllable n. quadrisyllabo. (adequate) n. sufficientia.
quadrivium [Hist] n. quadrivio. qualification n. qulalification.
quadroon n. quarteron. qualificative, qualifying adj.
quadrumanous [Zool] adj. quadrumane. qualificative.
quadruped, four-footed adj. qualificator [R.C.Ch] n. qualificator.
quadrupede. qualify (fit for a place, office, privilege,
quadruped, four-footed adj. etc) v. qualificar.
quadrupede (- drù-). qualify v. qualificar.
quadruped n. quadrupede. qualifying, qualificative adj.
quadruple adj. quadruple (quà-). qualificative.
quadruple adj. quadruple. qualify-oneself v. habilitar se.
quadruple n. quadruplicar, quadruplar. qualitative adj. qualitative.
quadruple n. quadruplar, quadruplicar. quality n. qualitate.
quadruple v. quadruplar. qualm n. scrupulo.
quadruple v. quadruplicar. quandary n. dilemma, situation difficile.
quadruplet n. quadrigemino. quandary n. situation difficile, dilemma.
quadruplet n. quadrigemino (-gé-). quantitative adj. quantitative.
quadruplication n. quadruplication. quantity (1. amount, number; 2.
quaestor, questor (1. Rom Hist]; 2. special: Math, Mus, pros, etc]) n.
RCCh]; 3. French, italian, etc, quantitate.
Parl]) n. questor. quantity n. quantitate.
quail n. qualia.
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quantum (1. guantity; 2. Phys]) n. quarter (at close -s) phr. de vicin.
quanto. quarter (divide into four) v. divider in
quarantine adj. quarantenari. quartos.
quarantine n. quarantena. quarter (in barracks) v. casernar.
quarantine v. quarantenar. quarter (le) n. quarto, quarte parte.
quarrel (angry dispute or quarter (le) n. quarte parte, quarto.
disagreement) n. querela. quarter (of a year) n. trimestre.
quarrel, dispute n. litigio. quarter (three months) n. trimestre.
quarrel, dispute n. lite. quarter in barracks, to barrack v.
quarrel n. querela, altercation. casernar.
quarrel n. altercation, querela. quarterdeck n. quartiero del officieros.
quarrel v. altercar, querelar. quartering in barracks (action of) n.
quarrel v. querelar. casernamento.
quarterly adj. trimestral.
quarrel v. querelar, altercar.
quarterly (once in a quarter of a year)
quarrel, wrangle, altercate v. altercar.
adj. trimestral.
quarreler n. querelator.
quartermaster n. commissario.
quarrelsome adj. contentiose.
quarter-of an hour phr. un quarte hora.
quarry (hunting) n. preda, chassa.
quarter-past-five phr. cinque horas e un
quarry (hunting) n. chassa, preda. quarte.
quarry (stone) n. petreria. quarter-rest [Mus] n. suspiro.
quarry, stone pit n. petreria. quarters n. quartiero.
quarry, stone pit n. petreria (-ìa). quarter-to-eight phr. octo horas minus
quarry v. extraher petra, exploitar un un quarte.
petreria. quartet n. quartetto.
quarry v. exploitar un petreria, extraher quartz adj/n. quarz.
petra.
quartz [Mineral] n. quarz G].
quart n. quarto de un gallon.
quartz [Mineral] n. quarz.
quartan adj. quartan.
quartziferous adj. quarzifere.
quartan (fever) n. quartana.
quartziferous adj. quarzifere
quarter (1. fourth part; 2. district, (quartsìfere).
neighborhood) n. quartiero.
quartzite [Mineral] n. quarzite.
quarter adj. quarte.
quartzite [Mineral] n. quarzite (-
quarter (area) n. quartiero. tsì-).
quarter (assign lodgings) v. quartierar. quartzose adj. quarzose.
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quartzose adj. quarzose (-tsò) quell v. domar, reprimer.

quash, annul, cashier v. cassar. quench (fire) v. extinguer.
quash v. cassar, annullar. quench (thirst) v. appaciar.
quash v. annullar, cassar. query n. question.
quashing, annulling adj. annullative. query, question, ask v. querer quer-/
quashing, cassation n. cassation. quest-;-quir-/- quest-/-quisit-].
quasi contract [Law] n. quasi-contracto. query, question, ask v. querer.
quasi delict [Law] n. quasi-delicto. query v. querer.
quaver n. mus. quest (in - of) phr. in cerca de.
quaver (shaking) n. tremor. quest n. recerca.
quaver v. tremer, tremular. question (application of torture as part

of judicial examination) n. question.
quaver v. tremular, tremer.
question, ask, query v. querer quer-/
quavering adj. tremule.
quest-;-quir-/- quest-/-quisit-].
quay, key, pier n. quai F].
question, ask, query v. querer.
quay, key, pier n. quai.
question (ask a -) v. facer un question.
quay n. imbarcatorio, quai.
question, call in question v. questionar.
quay n. quai, imbarcatorio.
question (interrogation, query) n.
quay, wharf, dock n. imbarcatorio.
question.
quean [Fig] n. homosexual. question n. question.
quean (hussy) n. femina immoral. question (out of the -) adj. impossibile.
quean (prostitute) n. prostituta. question (problem) n. question.
queasy adj. nauseante. question v. questionar, querer.
queasy (feel -) v. sentir le nausea. question v. querer, questionar.
queen [Fig] n. homosexual. questionable adj. questionabile, equivoc.
queen n. regina. questionable adj. equivoc, questionabile.
queen mother n. regina matre. questionable, doubtful adj.
queen of the meadows, meadosweet questionabile.
[Bot] n. ulmaria. questionable, doubtful adj. dubitabile.
Queens [Geog] n. Queens. questioner n. questionator.
queer adj. bizarre, estranie. questioner n. interrogator, questionator.
queer adj. estranie, bizarre. questioner n. questionator, interrogator.
queer, bizarre, odd adj. bizarre. questioning (peremptory) n.
quell v. reprimer, domar. interpellation.
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question-mark (?) n. puncto/signo de quickness, agility, nimbleness n.

interrogation. prestessa.
questionnaire n. questionario. quickness n. rapiditate.
questor, quaestor (1. Rom Hist]; 2. quickness, speed n. celeritate.
RCCh]; 3. French, italian, etc, quicksand n. arena/sablo mobile.
Parl]) n. questor. quicksilver, mercury n. mercurio.
questorship n. questura. quicksilver n. mercurio, argento vive.
queue (line of people, carriages) n. quicksilver n. argento vive, mercurio.
cauda.
quick-tempered adj. irascibile.
queue n. cauda.
quick-witted adj. perspicace, acute.
queue v. facer cauda.
quick-witted adj. acute, perspicace.
quibble, cavil n. argutia.
quick-witted, subtle, keen adj. argute.
quibble, cavil v. argutiar.
quick-wittedness n. argutia.
quibble n. equivocation, sophisteria.
quiescence n. quiescentia.
quibble n. sophisteria, equivocation.
quiescent adj. quiescente.
quibble v. cavillar, argutiar.
quiescent adj. quiescente (ppr of
quibble v. argutiar, cavillar. quiescer).
quibbling, caviling adj. argutiose. quiet (1. peaceful; 2. noiseless; 3.
quick adj. rapide. motionless) adj. quiete.
quick, agile, nimble adj. preste. quiet (1. to make quiet; 2. to
quick, rapid adj. celere. appease) v. quietar.
quick, rapid adj. celere (cé-). quiet (keep -) v. tacer.
quick as a wink, presto, quickly adv. quiet n. silentio, quiete.
presto. quiet n. quiete.
quicken, accelerate v. celerar. quiet n. quiete, silentio.
quicken, revive, enliven v. reavivar. quiet (oh, be -) interj. silentio!
quicken v. reavivar. quiet (silent) adj. silentiose, quiete.
quicklime n. calce vive. quiet (silent) adj. quiete, silentiose.
quickly adv. presto, rapidemente. quiet (tranquil) adj. tranquille.
quickly adv. rapidemente, presto. quiet v. calmar, quietar.
quickly, quick as a wink, presto adv. quiet v. quietar, calmar.
presto.
quiet-down v. silentiar, tranquillisar.
quickly, speedily adv. cito.
quiet-down v. tranquillisar, silentiar.
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quieten v. tranquillisar, calmar. quinism, quininism, cinchonism

quieten v. calmar, tranquillisar. [Med] n. quinismo.
quieten-down v. calmar se, tranquillisar quinoidine [Chem] n. quinoidina.
se. quinoline, chinoline [Chem] n.
quieten-down v. tranquillisar se, calmar quinoleinia.
se. quinoline, chinoline [Chem] n.
quietism [Relig] n. quietismo. quinoleinia (- ìna) (-
quietist n. quietista. ìnia?)
quinone [Chem] n. quinon.
quietude n. quietude.
quinquereme, five-oared
quill n. penna.
quinquereme adj. quinquereme</
quill, shaft n. penna.
span>.
quilt n. eiderdun.
quinquina, cinchona (1. cinchona tree;
quilt, pad, wad v. wattar. 2. cinchona bark, peruvian bark) n.
quilt v. wattar. quinquina.
quina, china, cinchona (1. cinchona quinsied adj. anginose.
tree; 2. cinchona bark, peruvian quinsy, angina [Pathol] n. angina.
bark) n. quina. quint (1. Mus] (fifth; 2. Cards]) n.
quinaquina, cinchona (1. cinchona quinta.
tree; 2. cinchona bark, peruvian quintan (fever) n. quintana.
bark) n. quinaquina. quintan [Med] adj. quintan.
quinary adj. quinari. quintessence n. quintessentia, succo.
quince n. cydonia. quintessence n. quintessentia.
quinic [Chem] adj. quinic. quintessence n. succo, quintessentia.
quinine n. quinina. quintessence, pith (of a book, poem)
quininic adj. quininic. n. succo.
quininism, cinchonism [Med] n. quintet n. quintetto.
cinchonismo. quintette n. quintetto.
quininism, cinchonism, quinism quintillion (1. unit with eighteen zeros
[Med] n. quinismo. annexed; 2. unit with thirty zeros
quininism, quinism, cinchonism annexed) n. quintillion.
[Med] n. quininismo. quintuple, fivefold adj. quintuple.
quinism, cinchonism, quininism quintuple, fivefold adj. quintuple
[Med] n. quininismo. (quìn-).
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quintuple (multiply fivefold) v. quixotic adj. quixotic.

quintuplar. quixotism n. quixotismo (kisho-;kiho-).
quintuplet n. quintugemino. quixotism n. quixotismo.
quintuplicate v. quintuplicar. quixotism, quixotry n. quixoteria
quire (of paper) n. mano. (kishoteria;kihoterìa).
quirk n. capricio, peculiaritate. quixotism, quixotry n. quixoteria.
quirk n. peculiaritate, capricio. quixotry, quixotism n. quixoteria
quit (be equal with another, be -s) v. (kishoteria;kihoterìa).
esser quite. quixotry, quixotism n. quixoteria.
quit, leave v. quitar. quiz (game, show) n. concurso.
quit, rid adj. quite. quiz (game, show) n. concurso
quit v. quitar. (radiophonic).
quite (entirely) adv. toto. quiz (questionnaire) n. questionario.
quite (exactly) adv. exactemente. quiz v. questionar.
quite (rather) adv. bastante. quizzical adj. curiose.
quits adj. quite. quizzically adv. curiosemente.
quits (call it -) v. determinar lo quite, quod erat demonstrandum (QED)

esser quite. Math] n. quod erat demonstrandum,
quits (call it -) v. esser quite, determinar QED.
lo quite. quorum n. quorum.
quits (even or equal with another) adj. quota n. quota.
quite. quotable adj. citabile.
quiver (for arrows) n. flechiera. quotation (passage quoted) n. citation.
quiver (shaking) n. fremito. quotation (stock market) n. quotation.
quiver, shiver, tremble v. fremer. quotation [Stock Market] n. quotation.
quiver, shiver, tremor n. fremito (fré-). quotation mark (single) n. virguletta.
quiver, shiver, tremor n. fremito. quotation marks n. virgulettas.
quiver v. fremer. quote [Stock Market] v. quotar.
quivering, tremulous adj. tremule. quote v. citar.
quixotic adj. quixotic (kisho-;kiho-). quotient [Math] n. quotiente.
R - r
r (letter -) n. littera r (er). rabaptize, anabaptize v. anabaptisar.

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Rabbi (as in Rabbi Ben Ezra) n. rabbi. racecourse (for horses) n. carriera,
rabbi (as in the tradition of the hippodromo.
rabbis) n. rabbin. racecourse n. carriera.
rabbi n. rabbi, rabbin. racecourse, race track n. pista.
rabbi n. rabbin, rabbi. racehorse n. cavallo de cursa.
rabbinate n. rabbinato. raceme, cluster [Bot] n. racemo.
rabbinical adj. rabbinic. racemic adj. racemic.
rabbinism (teachings and tradition of racemiform, clustershaped adj.
the rabbis) n. rabbinismo. racemiforme.
rabbinist n. rabbinista. racemose adj. racemose.
rabbit n. conilio. racetrack n. pista.
rabbit ears n. aures de conilio. rachitic, rickety [Med] adj. rhachitic.
rabbit ears (radio, TV) n. antenna (de rachitis, rickets [Med] n. rhachitis (-
aures de conilio). ìtis).
rabbit ears (radio, TV) n. antenna. rachitis, rickets [Med] n. rhachitis.
rabble, mob, canaille n. canalia. rachitomy n. rhachitomia (-ìa).
rabble, mob n. turba. rachitomy n. rhachitomia.
rabele n. canalia, turba. racial adj. racial.
rabele n. turba, canalia. racial relations n. relationes racial.
rabid (1. having rabies; 2. furious, racialism, racism n. racialismo.

raging) adj. rabide. racialism (racism) n. racialismo.
rabid adj. rabide. racialist, racist n. racialista.
rabies n. rabie. racially adv. racialmente.
race (biol) n. racia. racing adj. de cursas.
race [Biol] n. racia. racing n. le cursas.
race (contest) n. cursa. racism n. racismo, racialismo.
race, racing (action of) n. cursa. racism n. racialismo, racismo.
race v. hastar, currer. racism, racialism n. racialismo.
race v. currer, hastar. racist, racialist n. racialista.
race track, racecourse n. pista. rack (holder) n. receptaculo.
racecourse (for cars) n. autodromo. rack (rr) n. cremaliera.
racecourse (for horses) n. hippodromo, rack (tool-rack) n. porta-utensiles.
carriera. racker (fire) n. petardo.
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racket (for tennis) n. rachetta. radical (1. proceeding from the root;
racket (noise) n. strepito, ruito. 2. reaching or affecting the root; 3.
racket (noise) n. ruito, strepito. Pol/Math]) adj. radical.
rack-one's-brains v. rumper se le radical adj/n. radical.

capite. radicalism n. radicalismo.
radar n. radar. radically adv. radicalmente.
radar, radiolocator [Radio] n. radar. radicant [Bot] adj. radicante.
radial (1. pertaining to a ray; 2. radicant [Bot] adj. radicante (ppr of
pertaining to a radius) adj. radial. radicar).
radial adj. radial. radication (process of taking root) n.
radially adv. radialmente. radication.
radicel, rootlet [Bot] n. radicella.
radian [Math] n. radiano.
radicle [Bot] n. radicula.
radiance n. resplendentia, splendor.
radicular adj. radicular.
radiance n. splendor, resplendentia.
radio (1. wireless telephony and
radiant adj. radiante, resplendente.
telegraphy; 2. radio receiving set)
radiant adj. resplendente, radiante.
n. radio.
radiant, brilliant, beaming adj. radiante
radio n. radio.
(ppr of radiar).
radioactive adj. radioactive.
radiant, brilliant, beaming adj. radiante.
radioactivity n. radioactivitate.
radiant (radiating rays of light) adj.
radiose. radioconductor [Elec] n. radioconductor.
radiate adj. radiate. radio-control n. teleguidage.
radiate adj. radiate (pp of radiar). radio-control v. teleguidar.
radiate (emit rays) v. radiar. radiofrequency n. radiofrequentia.
radiate, irradiate (1. to shine; 2. to radiogram (message transmitted by

give out, shed) v. irradiar. radio) n. radiogramma.
radiate v. irradiar, radiar. radiograph, x-ray photograph n.

radiographo.
radiate v. radiar, irradiar.
radiograph, x-ray photograph n.
radiation (act of radiating, emitting
radiographo (- ògrapho).
rays) n. radiation.
radiographer n. assistente de radiologo.
radiation n. radiation.
radiographic adj. radiographic.
radiator n. radiator.
radiography n. radiographia.
radical (1. Philol] (root; 2. Pol/Math])
radiography, x-ray photography n.
n. radical.
radiographia.
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radiography, x-ray photography n. rafter n. trave.

radiographia (- ìa). rag n. pannello (vetule).
radiolocator, radar [Radio] n. radar. rag n. pannello.
radiological adj. radiologic. rage (all the -) phr. de moda.
radiologist n. radiologista. rage, be in a rage v. ragiar (-jar).
radiologist n. radiologo (-òlogo). rage, be in a rage v. rabiar.
radiologist n. radiologo. rage, be in a rage v. ragiar.
radiology n. radiologia (-ìa). rage, fury n. furor.
radiology n. radiologia. rage n. rabie, rage, furor.
radio-set (receptor de) n. radio. rage n. rage, furor, rabie.
radio-station n. station de rage n. furor, rabie, rage.
radiodiffusion.
rage, storm v. tempestar.
radiotelegraphy n. radiotelegraphia.
rage v. ragiar, rabiar.
radiotelegraphy n. radiotelegraphia (-
rage v. rabiar, ragiar.
ìa).
rage, violent anger n. rage (raje).
radiotelephony n. radiotelephonia.
rage, violent anger n. rage.
radiotelephony n. radiotelephonia (-
ìa). rage (violent anger) n. rabie.
radiotherapy n. radiotherapia. ragged (torn) adj. lacerate.
radiotherapy n. radiotherapia (- ragged (uneven) adj. inequal.
ìa). raging adj. furiose.
radish n. radice (-ìce). raging, furious adj. furibunde.
radish n. raphano sative, radice. raglan n. raglan A].
radish n. radice, raphano sative. raglan n. raglan.
radish n. radice. ragout n. ragout F].
radium n. radium. ragout n. ragout.
radium n. radium (rà-). raid n. raid.
radius (1. Anat]; 2. Math]) n. radio. raid n. excursion, incursion, razzia.
radius n. radio. raid n. raid A].
radon [Chem] n. radon (rà-). raid n. razzia, excursion, incursion.
radon [Chem] n. radon. raid n. incursion, razzia, excursion.
raffle n. lotteria. raid, razzia (1. foray, incursion; 2.
raft (float) n. rate. police raid) n. razzia.
raft n. rate.
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raid, razzia (1. foray, incursion; 2. railway n. via ferree.

police raid) n. razzia F]. railway n. railway.
raid v. razziar. railway, railroad (rr) n. de ferrovia,
raider n. razziator. ferroviari.
raider v. razziator. railway, railroad (rr) n. ferrovia.
rail (bar) n. barra. railway, railroad (rr) n. ferroviari, de
rail (car or railroad track) n. rail A]. ferrovia.
railway (rr) adj. via ferree.
rail (car or railroad track) n. rail.
railway line [Rr] n. linea (de ferrovia).
rail (rr) n. rail.
railway line [Rr] n. linea.
rail v. inveher.
railway station n. station de ferrovia.
rail chair [R.R] n. cossinetto.
railway track [Rr] n. via ferree.
rail-car (rr) n. automotrice.
railwayman [Rr] n. ferroviario.
railing n. palissada, balustrada.
rain n. pluvia.
railing n. balustrada, palissada.
rain v. pluver.
railings, lattice enclosure, grating n.
cancello. rain heavily, pour v. diluviar.
railings n. balustradas, palissadas. rain-bow n. arco iris.
railings n. palissada, balustrada. rainbow n. iris.
railings n. palissadas, balustradas. rainbow n. iride.
railings n. balustrada, palissada. raincloud n. nimbo.
railroad, railway (rr) n. ferroviari, de raincoat n. impermeabile.
ferrovia. rain-down n. diluviar.
railroad, railway (rr) n. ferrovia. raindrop n. gutta de pluvia.
railroad, railway (rr) n. de ferrovia, rainfall n. cadita de pluvia.
ferroviari. rainfall n. precipitation (atmospheric).
railroad line (rr) n. linea.
rainfall n. precipitation.
railroad line (rr) n. linea (de ferrovia).
rainy adj. pluviose.
railroad man n. ferroviario.
rainy, pluvial adj. pluvial.
railroad station n. station de ferrovia.
rainy, pluvious adj. pluviose.
railroad track n. via ferree.
rainy-weather n. tempore de pluvia.
railway adj. ferroviari.
raise (1. to make higher; 2. to raise
railway n. ferrovia. the position or level of) v. altiar.
railway n. ferrovia (-ìa). raise (a question) v. sublevar.
railway n. railway A].
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raise (a question) v. relevar. raising (the mouthpiece of a wind

raise (an army) v. levar. instrument) to the lips (act of) n.
raise (as in to raise horses) v. elevar. imbuccamento.
raising or lifting (act of) n. altiamento.
raise (breed) v. elevar.
raising up (action of) n. suscitation.
raise (elevate) v. elevar.
rajah n. raja.
raise (erect) v. eriger.
rajah n. raja Hind].
raise, lift (up) v. levar.
rake (leaves, the soil) v. rastrellar.
raise, lift up v. realtiar.
rake n. rastrello.
raise, lift up v. sublevar.
rake n. rastro.
raise (lift up) v. altiar.
rake v. rastrellar.
raise (lift) v. levar.
raker (of hay) n. rastrellator.
raise (prices) v. augmentar.
raking (act or action of) n. rastrellage.
raise (stir up) v. suscitar.
raking (act or action of) n. rastrellage (-
raise (the mouthpiece of a wind
aje).
instrument) to the lips v. imbuccar.
rally (car-racing) n. rally.
raise (voice) v. altiar.
rally (pol) n. reunion.
raise the blockade of v. disblocar.
rally (pol) n. concentration.
raise up, bring into being v. suscitar.
rally v. reformar.
raised thread in brocaded design n.
rally v. reformar (se).
broca.
raisin n. uva sic. rally v. reunir.
raising (action of) n. levatura. rally v. reunir (se).
raising (elevation) n. elevation. rally v. concentrar.
raising (erection) n. erection. rally v. concentrar (su fortias).
raising, lifting (up) (act of) n. Ram, Aries [Astron] n. Aries.

levamento. Ram, Aries [Astron] n. Aries (à-).
raising (lifting) n. levatura. ram (drive with a ram) v. massar.
raising (lifting) n. altiamento. ram n. ariete.
raising, lifting up (act of) n. ram, ram's (of a ram or battering
sublevamento. ram) adj. arietari.
raising (of prices) n. augmentation. ram, sledge hammer, mallet, beetle n.
raising, rearing [Husbandry] n. massa.
education. ram v. arietar.
ramble n. excursion.
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ramble v. divagar. ramshackle adj. decrepite.

ramble v. vagar. ranarium n. ranario.
ramble, wander about n. vagar. ranch n. rancho.
ramble, wander about v. divagar. ranch, ranche n. rancho H].
rambler (hiker) n. excursionista. ranch, ranche n. rancho.
rambler (rose) n. rosa rampante. ranche, ranch n. rancho H].
rambling adj. vage. ranche, ranch n. rancho.
rambling adj. discursive. rancher, ranchman n. ranchero (-tch-).
rambling (digression) n. divagation. rancher, ranchman n. ranchero.
rambling (hiking) n. excursionismo. ranchman, rancher n. ranchero.
rambling, wandering about (act of) n. ranchman, rancher n. ranchero (-tch-).
divagation. rancho (rude hut for herdsmen) n.
rambling, wandering about adj. vage. rancho H].
ramification (1. dividing or spreading rancho (rude hut for herdsmen) n.
out into branches or parts; 2. rancho.
branch, part) n. ramification. rancid adj. rancide.
ramify, cause to branch out v. rancid (go -) v. rancer.
ramificar. rancidity n. ranciditate.
ramming, arietation n. arietation. rancor n. rancor.
ramose, branched adj. ramose. rancorous adj. rancorose.
ramp (slope) n. rampa. rancour n. rancor.
ramp (sloping surface connecting two random adj. aleatori.
different levels) n. rampa.
random adj. fortuite.
rampage n. conducta violente.
random (at -) adv. al hasardo.
rampage v. comportar se como
ranee, rani n. rani Hind].
phrenetico.
ranee, rani n. rani.
rampant [Her] adj. rampante.
range (1. to arrange in lines or rows;
rampant (heraldry) adj. rampante.
2. to place in order) v. rangiar (-jar).
rampant (unstoppable) adj. non
range (1. to arrange in lines or rows;
frenabile.
2. to place in order) v. rangiar.
rampart, circumvallation n. vallo.
range (as in range of a singing voice)
rampart, circumvallation n. vallation.
n. diapason.
rampart n. vallo.
range (as in range of a singing voice)
ramshackle adj. ruinose. n. diapason (-pà)
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range (choice) n. selection. ransom n. redemption.

range (extent) n. extension. ransom v. redimer.
range (of gun) n. distantia de tiro. ranula [Med] n. ranula.
range (of mountains) n. catena. ranunculaceous [Bot] adj. ranunculacee.
range (of voice) n. diapason. ranunculus [Bot] n. ranunculo.
range v. rangiar. rap n. colpo.
rangefinder n. telemetro. rap v. colpar.
rani, ranee n. rani. rapacious adj. rapace.
rani, ranee n. rani Hind]. rapacity n. rapacitate.
Ranidae [Zooi] n. ranides. rape [Bot] n. colza.
Ranidae [Zooi] n. ranides (rà-). rape (crime) n. stupro.
raniform, frog-shaped adj. raniforme. rape (crime) n. violation (carnal).
ranine ([1. Zool]; 2. Anat]) adj. ranin. rape (crime) n. violation.
ranine vein [Anat] n. ranina. rape (crime) v. stuprar.
rank (1. Mil] (row, line; 2. position, rape (crime) v. committer un violation
grade) n. rango. carnal.
rank, degree [Mil/Acad. etc] n. grado. rapid adj. celere.
rank (high office) n. dignitate. rapid adj. rapide.
rank, luxuriant adj. luxuriose. rapid adj. rapide (rà-).
rank n. rango. rapid (in a river) n. rapido (rà-).
rank n. grado. rapid (in a river) n. rapido.
rank (of growth) adj. luxuriante. rapid n. salto.
rank (of injustice) adj. flagrante. rapid n. rapido.
rank (of smell) adj. rancide. rapid, quick adj. celere.
rank v. classificar (se). rapid, quick adj. celere (cé-).
rank v. classificar. rapidity n. rapiditate.
rank-and-file n. soldatos commun. rapier n. spada.
rankle v. doler. rapine, plunder n. rapina.
ransack (sack) v. sacchear. rapture n. transporto.
ransack (search through) v. facer rapture n. rapto.
perquisition (de). rare adj. rar.
ransack (search through) v. facer rare (not frequent) adj. rar.
perquisition. rarefaction n. subtilisation.
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rarefaction (of gas, air) n. rarefaction. ratcatcher, ratter n. rattero.

rarefactive adj. rarefactive. ratchet n. dente de arresto.
rarefiable adj. rarefactibile. rate (as in at the rate of) n. rata.
rarefy (make thinner or less dense) v. rate (at any -) phr. in omne caso.
rarefacer. rate (at the - of) phr. al rata de, al precio
rarefy (make thinner or less dense) v. de.
rarefacer -fac-/-fact-]. rate (at the - of) phr. al precio de, al rata
rarefy, refine v. subtilisar. de.
rarity (1. rareness; 2. rare object, rate, established price n. taxa.
curiosity) n. raritate. rate n. rata, taxa.
rarity n. raritate. rate n. taxa, rata.
rascal n. picaro. rate (scold) v. reprimendar.
rash adj. temerari, imprudente. rate (set a price) v. taxar.
rash adj. imprudente, temerari. rate, set the price for v. taxar.
rash n. exanthema, eruption. rate-payer n. contribuente de imposto
rash n. eruption, exanthema. local.
rash, temerous adj. temere. ratess n. imposto local.
rash, unconsidered adj. inconsiderate. ratess n. commun.
rasher n. trencho. rather (1. more truly or accurately; 2.
rashness n. imprudentia, temeritate. sooner, preferably) adv. potius
(pòtius).
rashness n. temeritate, imprudentia.
rather (1. more truly or accurately; 2.
rasp n. raspator.
sooner, preferably) adv. potius.
rasp, scrape v. raspar.
rather adv. magis (mà-).
rasp, scraper, grater n. raspator.
rather adv. potius.
rasp v. raspar.
rather adv. magis.
raspberry (bush) n. frambesiero.
rather (fairly, quite) adv. assatis (-
raspberry (fruit of the) n. frambese.
sà-).
raspberry n. frambese. rather (fairly, quite) adv. assatis.
raspberry-bush n. frambesiero. rather, somewhat adv. satis (sà-).
rasping, scraping (action of) n. rather, somewhat adv. satis.
raspatura.
rather (somewhat) adv. bastante, satis.
rat n. ratto.
rather (somewhat) adv. satis, bastante.
rat v. desertar.
rather (sooner) adv. plus tosto.
rat [Zool] n. ratto.
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ratification n. ratification. rationalization n. rationalisation.

ratified, averred [Law] adj. rate. rationalize (1. to bring into agreement
ratifier n. ratificator. with reason; 2. Technol]; 3.
ratify v. ratificar. Psychol]) v. rationalisar.
rating (classification) n. evalutation, rationalize v. rationalisar.

classification. rationally adv. rationalmente.
rating (classification) n. classification, rationing n. rationamento.
evalutation. ratter, ratcatcher n. rattero.
rating (reprimand) n. reprimenda. rattle (noise) n. strepito.
rating (setting of prices) n. taxation. rattle, rumble, din v. streper.
ratio [Math] n. ration. rattle (toy) n. sonalio de infante.
ratio n. rata, ration. rattle v. streper.
ratio n. ration, rata. rattlesnake n. crotalo.
ratiocinate v. ratiocinar. rattrap n. rattiera.
ratiocination n. ratiocination. raucous adj. rauc.
ratiocinative adj. ratiocinative. raucous, hoarse adj. rauc.
ration (allot in rations) v. rationar. raucousness, hoarseness n. raucitate.
ration n. ration. ravage, plunder n. rapimento.
ration v. rationar. ravage v. devastar.
rational (1. endowed with reason; 2. ravager n. raptor.
conformable to reason, reasonable;
ravages n. damnos, devastation.
3. based on reasoning; 4. Math])
ravages n. devastation, damnos.
adj. rational.
rave v. delirar.
rational adj. rational.
rave about v. ecstasiar se, exaltar se.
rational (based on reasoning) adj.
rationate. rave about v. exaltar se (de), ecstasiar se.
rational (based on reasoning) adj. rave about v. ecstasiar se, exaltar se (de).
rationate (pp of rationar). rave about v. exaltar se, ecstasiar se.
rationalism [Philos] n. rationalismo. raven n. corvo.
rationalist n. rationalista. ravenous adj. devorante.
rationality (1. quality of being rational ravenous adj. devorante (ppr of devorar).
or endowed with reason; 2. quality ravine n. ravina.
of being reasonable or
ravish (carry off) v. raper.
conformable to reason) n.
ravish (enchant) v. incantar.
rationalitate.
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ravish (rape) v. violar, stuprar. reach (within -) phr. accessibile,

ravish (rape) v. stuprar, violar. facilemente accessibile.
ravisher n. raptor. reach (within -) phr. facilemente
accessibile, accessibile.
ravishing n. incantator.
reach-out v. tender le mano.
ravishment n. rapimento.
reach-out v. tender le mano (ex-).
raw (1. uncooked; 2. crude) adj. crude.
react v. reager.
raw adj. crude.
react v. reager -ag-/-act-].
raw-material n. materia prime.
reaction n. reaction.
rawness n. cruditate.
reactionary adj. reactionari.
ray (fish) n. raia.
reactionary n. reactionario.
ray (of light) n. radio.
reactionism n. reactionismo.
ray (ray of light) n. radio.
reactionist n. reactionista.
rayon n. rayon.
reactor n. reactor.
rayon n. rayon A].
read (as in to read a book, letter) v.
rayon n. rayon, seta artificial.
leger.
rayon n. seta artificial, rayon.
read (as in to read a book, letter) v.
raze v. rasar. leger leg-/- lect-].
razor n. rasorio. read v. leger.
razor-blade n. lamina de rasorio. reader n. lector.
razzia, raid (1. foray, incursion; 2. reader (one who reads books) n. lector.
police raid) n. razzia F]. readily adv. facilemente, de bon grado.
razzia, raid (1. foray, incursion; 2. readily adv. de bon grado, facilemente.
police raid) n. razzia.
readiness n. preparation.
rcvocation n. revocation.
readiness (of will) n. bon voluntate.
re [Mus] n. re.
reading (1. act of reading; 2. ability to
reabsorb v. reabsorber -sorb-/-sorpt-]. read; 3. as in that book makes
reabsorb v. reabsorber. pleasant reading) n. lectura.
reabsorption n. reabsorption. reading n. lectura.
reach n. capacitate, distantia. reading (the form in which something
reach n. distantia, capacitate. is written in a manuscript or
reach (out of -) phr. non accessibile. book) n. lection.
reach v. arrivar a, attinger. readjust v. readjustar.
reach v. attinger, arrivar a. readjuster n. readjustator.
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readjustment n. readjustamento. realization (1. act or process of

readmission n. readmission. converting something hoped for,
readmit v. readmitter -mitt-/-miss-]. aimed at, into reality; 2. act or
process of converting property into
readmit v. readmitter.
money) n. realisation.
ready adj. preste.
realization (of hopes, assets) n.
ready (get -) v. preparar se.
realisation.
ready (prepared) adj. preparate.
realization (understanding) n.
ready (willing) adj. disposite, preste. comprension.
ready (willing) adj. preste, disposite. realize (1. to make real; 2. to convert
ready money n. moneta contante. into actual money) v. realisar.
ready to be of service, serviceable, realize (make real, encash) v. realisar.
diligent adj. servicial. realize (understand) v. comprender.
ready to compromise (accomodating) really adv. realmente.
adj. transigente.
really adv. realmente, vermente.
readymade adj. confectionate.
really adv. vermente, realmente.
readymade apparel (confection) n.
really, indeed, even, truly adv. vero.
confection.
really, indeed, even, truly adv. vere.
reaffirm v. reaffirmar.
really, truly adv. vermente.
reagent n. reagente.
realm, kingdom n. regno.
reagent n. reactor.
realm (kingdom) n. regno.
reagent n. reactivo.
realm of Latin, Roman realm (language
real (1. actually existing; 2. pertaining
and culture) n. Romania.
to immovable property) adj. real.
ream n. risma.
real adj. genuin, real.
reanimate, revive v. reanimar.
real adj. real, genuin.
reap, gather in, harvest v. recoltar.
real-estate n. benes immobile.
reap v. recoltar.
realism (1. Philos]; 2. Art/Lit]) n.
realismo. reaper n. falcator.
realism n. realismo. reappear v. reapparer.
realist n. realista. reappearance n. reapparition.
realistic adj. realistic. rear adj. posterior.
reality n. realitate. rear (in the -) phr. in retro.
realizable adj. realisabile. rear n. parte posterior.

rear v. elevar, educar.
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rear v. educar, elevar. reassure (restore one's confidence) v.

rearguard [Mil] n. retroguarda. reassecurar.
rearguard n. retroguarda. reassure v. tranquillisar, reassecurar.
rearing n. elevation, education. reassure v. reassecurar, tranquillisar.
rearing n. education, elevation. reattaching, reattachment n.

reattaccamento.
rearing, raising [Husbandry] n.
reattachment, reattaching n.
education.
reattaccamento.
rearm v. rearmar.
rebaptism n. rebaptismo.
rearmament n. rearmamento.
rebaptize v. rebaptisar.
rearmost adj. ultime.
rebate n. reduction, disconto.
rearrange v. reordinar.
rebate n. disconto, reduction.
rearrangement n. reordinamento.
rebel n. rebello.
reason (1. reasoning faculty; 2. as in
rebel v. rebellar se, revoltar.
reason for, why) n. ration.
rebel v. revoltar, rebellar se.
reason (fact) n. ration.
rebellion n. revolta, rebellion.
reason, ground n. occasion.
rebellion n. rebellion.
reason (ground) n. occasion.
rebellion n. rebellion, revolta.
reason (intellectual faculty) n. ration.
rebellious adj. rebelle.
reason (use the faculty of reasoning)
v. rationar. rebelliousness n. insubordination,
reason v. rationar. character rebelle.
rebelliousness n. character rebelle,
reasonable (1. endowed with reason;
insubordination.
2. conformable to reason) adj.
re-birth, renascence, revival (as in
rationabile.
revival of learning) n. renascentia.
reasonable (in price) adj. rationabile.
reborn, be born again v. renascer.
reasonable (sound, tolerable) adj.
rational. rebound v. resaltar, reverberar.
reasonableness n. moderation. rebound v. reverberar, resaltar.
reasoner n. rationator. rebox v. reincassar.
reasoning n. rationamento. reboxing n. reincassamento.
reassemble v. reassemblar. rebuff n. repulsa.
reassume v. reassumer. rebuff v. repeller, repulsar.
reassurance n. reassecurantia. rebuff v. repulsar, repeller.
rebuild n. reconstruer.
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rebuild v. reedificar. receipt (1. written acknowledgment of

rebuilding n. reconstruction. receipt; 2. recipe) n. recepta.
rebuilding n. reedification. receipt, collection (of taxes, rents,
rebuke n. reprimenda. etc.) n. perception.
rebuke v. reprimendar, reprobar. receipt (for payment) n. quitantia,

recepta.
rebuke v. reprobar, reprimendar.
receipt (for payment) n. recepta,
rebus n. rebus (ré-).
quitantia.
rebus n. rebus.
receipt (of taxes) n. perception.
recalcitrant adj. recalcitrante.
receipt (receiving) n. reception.
recalcitrate v. recalcitrar.
receipt (written acknowledgment of
recalcitration n. recalcitration. receipt) n. quitantia.
recall n. revocation, memoria. receipts [Commer] n. recepta.
recall n. memoria, revocation. receipts n. receptas.
recall v. memorar, revocar. receive (money) back v. reincassar.
recall v. revocar, memorar. receive (of stolen goods) v. receptar.
recant v. recantar, abjurar, disdicer se. receive (stolen goods) v. receptar.
recant v. disdicer se, recantar, abjurar. receive v. reciper.
recant v. abjurar, disdicer se, recantar. receive v. reciper -cip-/-cept-].
recant (withdraw) v. recantar. receiver (1. one who receives) n.
recantation n. recantation. receptor.
recapitulate v. recapitular. receiver, fence (of stolen goods) n.
recapitulation n. recapitulation. receptator.
recapture, recovery, retaking n. reprisa. receiver (of stolen goods) n. receptator.
recapture v. recapturar. receiver (thing or person that

receives) n. receptor.
recast [Metal] n. refusion.
recension (critical revision of a text) n.
recast, refound [Metal] v. refunder -
recension.
fund-/-fus-].
recent adj. recente.
recast, refound [Metal] v. refunder.
recently adv. recentemente.
recede (retreat, retire) v. receder -ced-/-
cess-]. recently, newly, lately adv. nuper
recede (retreat, retire) v. receder. (nù-).
recently, newly, lately adv. nuper.
recede v. receder.
receptacle (1. container, vessel; 2.
Bot]) n. receptaculo.
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receptacle n. receptaculo. recitative adj. recitative.

reception n. reception. recitative n. recitativo.
receptionist n. receptionista, secretaria. recite (1. to repeat from memory; 2. to
receptionist n. secretaria, receptionista. recount) v. recitar.
receptive adj. receptive. recite v. recitar, declamar.
receptivity n. receptivitate. recite v. declamar, recitar.
recess (1. act of retiring; 2. place of reckless adj. temerari, imprudente.
retirement) n. recesso. reckless adj. imprudente, temerari.
recess (act or place of retirement) n. recklessness n. temeritate, imprudentia.
recesso. recklessness n. imprudentia, temeritate.
recess (holiday) n. vacantias. reckon (count) v. calcular, computar.
recess (niche) n. niche. reckon (count) v. computar, calcular.
recess (parl) n. pausa. reckon (think) v. pensar, considerar,
recession n. recession. estimar.
recession, withdrawal n. recession. reckon (think) v. estimar, pensar,
recessive adj. recessive. considerar.
recipe n. recepta. reckon (think) v. considerar, estimar,
pensar.
recipient n. recipiente.
reckoning (counting) n. calculo.
recipient recipiente adj. recipiente.
reckoning [Naut] n. estima.
reciprocal adj. reciproc.
reckoning (thinking) n. calculo,
reciprocal adj. reciproc (- cì-).
estimation.
reciprocal, mutual adj. mutual.
reckoning (thinking) n. estimation,
reciprocal, mutual adj. mutue. calculo.
reciprocate v. reciprocar. reclaim (get back) v. recuperar.
reciprocation n. reciprocation. reclaim (land) v. disaquar.
reciprocity, mutuality n. mutualitate. reclaim (redeem) v. redimer.
reciprocity n. reciprocitate. reclaim, revendication [Law] n.
recital [Mus] n. recital. revindication.
recital [Mus] n. recital A]. reclaim, vindicate v. revindicar.
recital n. recital. reclamation (of land) n. disaquamento.
recitation (1. repetition from memory; reclamation (recovery) n. recuperation.
2. recountal) n. recitation. reclamation (redemption) n.
recitation n. recitation. redemption.
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recline (as in to recline one's head) v. recoiling, drawing back (act of) n.
reclinar. reculamento.
recline v. reclinar, appoiar. recollect v. recolliger.
recline v. appoiar (se), reclinar (se). recollection (I have no - of) phr. io ha
recline v. reclinar (se), appoiar (se). nulle recollection (memoria).
recline v. appoiar, reclinar. recollection (I have no - of) phr. io ha
nulle recollection.
recluse adj/n. recluso.
recollection, meditation n.
recluse n. recluso.
recolligimento.
recluse, secluded adj. recluse.
recollection n. recollection.
recognition (1. identification of
recollection (recollecting oneself in
something previously known; 2.
prayer etc.) n. recollection.
acknowledgment, avowal; 3.
recommence v. recomenciar.
appreciation) n. recognoscentia.
recommencement n. recomenciamento.
recognition (identification of
recommend v. recommendar.
something previously known) n.
recognition. recommend (What do you -) phr. Que
recognition n. recognition, recommenda tu?
recognoscentia. recommend (What do you -) phr. Que
recognition n. recognoscentia, recommenda tu? (vos?)
recognition. recommendable adj. recommendabile.
recognizable adj. recognoscibile. recommendation n. recommendation.
recognize (1. to identify as known recompense (1. reward; 2.
before; 2. to acknowledge the compensation) n. recompensa.
validity or existence of) v. recompense (1. to compensate; 2. to
recognoscer. repay, as by rewarding or
recognize (1. to identify as known punishing) v. recompensar.
before; 2. to acknowledge the recompense (compose again, to
validity or existence of) v. recombine, to rearrange) v.
recognoscer -gnosc-/- gnit-]. recomponer -pon-/-posit-].
recognize v. recognoscer. recompense (compose again, to
recoil (1. to retreat; 2. to shrink back; recombine, to rearrange) v.
3. to rebound after impact or recomponer.
discharge) v. recular. recompense n. recompensa.
recoil n. reculamento. recompense v. recompensar, compensar.
recoil v. recular. recompense v. compensar, recompensar.
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recompenser, one who recompenses record (document) n. documento.

n. recompensator. record (gramophone) n. disco.
recomposition n. recomposition. record, instrument, deed [Law] n. acto.
reconcilable adj. reconciliabile. record (mention) n. nota.
reconcilable adj. accordabile. record (of a person) n. historia.
reconcile v. reconciliar. record (phonograph) n. disco.
reconcile two differing oppinions phr. record (register) n. registro.
conciliar duo opiniones divergente.
record (sports) n. record.
reconciliation n. reconciliation.
record (the best yet done) n. record.
reconciliatory adj. reconciliatori.
record (the best yet done) n. record A].
recondition n. reconditionar.
record v. registrar, notar.
reconduct, conduct back v. reconducer.
record v. notar, registrar.
reconnaissance n. recognoscentia.
recorder, registerer n. registrator.
reconnaissance n. exploration del
recording n. registration.
terreno, recognoscentia.
record-player n. tornadiscos.
reconnaissance n. recognoscentia,
exploration del terreno. records n. archivos.
reconnoiter, make reconnaissance of recount n. secunde scrutinio.
v. recognoscer. recount v. contar, narrar.
reconnoiter, make reconnaissance of recount v. narrar, contar.
v. recognoscer -gnosc-/-gnit-].
recoup v. recuperar.
reconnoitre v. explorar le terreno,
recourse (have - to) v. recurrer a.
recognoscer.
recourse n. recurso.
reconnoitre v. recognoscer, explorar le
terreno. recover (1. to get back again; 2. to
recoup, make up for) v. recuperar.
reconsider, consider anew n.
reconsiderar. recover (cover again) v. recoperir.
reconstitute v. reconstituer. recover (get back, regain) v. recovrar.
reconstitute v. reconstituer -stitu-/- recover (get back) v. recuperar.
stitut-]. recover (get better) vi. refacer se,
reconstitution n. reconstitution. restablir se, recuperar se.
reconstruct v. reconstruer. recover (get better) vi. restablir se,
reconstruct v. reconstruer -stru-/- struct- recuperar se, refacer se.
]. recover (get better) vi. recuperar se,
reconstruction n. reconstruction. refacer se, restablir se.
recover (give new cover) vt. recoperir.
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recoverable adj. recovrabile. rectangle n. rectangulo (-

recoverable adj. recuperabile. àngulo).
recoverer n. recovrator. rectangular adj. rectangular.
recovery [Commer] n. reprisa. rectangular, right-angled adj.

rectangule.
recovery (getting back) n. recuperation.
rectifiable adj. rectificabile.
recovery [Med] restablimento n.
rectification n. rectification.
reprisa.
re-create, create anew v. recrear. rectifier n. rectificator.
recreate, give fresh life to v. recrear. rectify (1. to set right by adjustment
or calculation; 2. Chem]) v.
recreate v. recrear.
rectificar.
re-creation, creating anew n.
rectify v. rectificar.
recreation.
rectilinear adj. rectilinee.
recreation n. recreation.
rectitude n. rectitude.
recreation (refreshment of strength
and spirits) n. recreation. rectitude, straightforwardness,
uprightness n. directura.
recreative adj. recreative.
recto [Print] n. recto.
recriminate v. recriminar.
rector, director, chief, ruler n. rector.
recrimination n. recrimination.
rector n. parocho, curato.
recriminator n. recriminator.
rector n. curato, parocho.
recriminatory adj. recriminatori.
rector [Univ] rector n. rectorato.
recrudesce, break out again v.
recrudescer. rectorial adj. rectoral.
recrudescence n. recrudescentia. rectory n. presbyterio, cura.
recrudescent adj. recrudescente. rectory n. cura, presbyterio.
recrudescent adj. recrudescente (ppr of rectum [Anat] n. recto.
recrudescer). rectum n. recto.
recruit n. recruta. recuperate v. restablir se, recuperar se,
recruit v. recrutar. refacer se.
recruiter n. recrutator. recuperate v. recuperar se, refacer se,
recruiting, recruitment n. recruta. restablir se.
recuperate v. refacer se, restablir se,
recruitment n. recrutamento.
recuperar se.
recruitment, recruiting n. recruta.
recuperation n. recuperation.
rectal [Anat] adj. rectal.
recur v. retornar, repeter se.
rectangle n. rectangulo.
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recur v. repeter se, retornar. reddish, red adj. rubee.

recurrence n. recurrentia. redeem (1. to buy back; 2. to clear of
recurrence (periodical return) n. charges, obligations; 3. to ransom,
recurrentia. liberate; 4. Theol]) v. redimer -im-/-
recurrent adj. recurrente. empt-].
recurrent ((returning periodically or redeem (1. to buy back; 2. to clear of
from time to time) Anat]) adj. charges, obligations; 3. to ransom,
recurrente. liberate; 4. Theol]) v. redimer.
recurrent ((returning periodically or redeem v. redimer.
from time to time) Anat]) adj. redeemable adj. redimibile.
recurrente (ppr of recurrer). redeemer n. redemptor.
recurring adj. recurrente. redeemer n. redemptor.
red adj. rubie. Redeemer n. redemptor.
red adj. rubre. redeeming adj. redemptive.
red adj/n. rubie. redeeming, redemptive adj. redemptive.
red (dark) adj. rubide. redemption n. redemption.
red, reddish adj. rubee. redemptive adj. redemptive.
red (turn -) v. devenir rubie. redemptive, redeeming adj. redemptive.
red deer n. cervo. redescend v. redescender.
red lead, minium n. minio. redevelop v. reconstruer.
red ocher, ruddle n. rubrica. redevelopment n. reconstruction.
red ocher, ruddle n. rubrica (- red-haired adj. con capillos rubie.
ìca).
red-handed adv. in flagrante delicto.
redaction (act of drafting, finished
red-head n. persona con capillos rubie.
draft) n. redaction.
red-hot adj. calefacite al rubie, ardente.
redactor (one who draws up a
red-hot adj. ardente, calefacite al rubie.
document, speech) n. redactor.
red-indian adj/n. pelle rubie.
redan [Fortif] n. redente.
redness n. rubor.
redcurrant n. rubes rubie.
redolence, redolency n. redolentia.
redden, grow red v. erubescer.
redolency, redolence n. redolentia.
redden, grow red v. rubescer.
redolent adj. redolente (ppr of redoler).
redden, grow red v. ruber.
redolent adj. redolente.
redden, make red v. rubificar.
reddish adj. rossastre.
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redouble (1. as in to redouble one's reduction, cutting or lopping off n.

efforts; 2. to become more defalcation.
intense) v. reduplar. reduction n. reduction, abassamento.
redoubling (act of) n. reduplamento. reduction n. abassamento, reduction.
redoubt [Mil] n. reducto. reduction of speed or activity,
redound v. redundar. slackening n. relentamento.
redress n. reparation. reductive (tending to reduce) adj.
redress v. remediar, reparar. reductive.
redundance, redundancy n.
redress v. reparar, remediar.
redundantia.
red-sea n. mar rubie.
redundancy [Indust] n. licentiamento,
red-tape n. formalitates bureaucratic. disempleo.
reduce (1. to cut down, diminish; 2. redundancy [Indust] n. disempleo,
Surg]; 3. Chem] (deoxidize) v. licentiamento.
reducer. redundancy n. redundantia.
reduce (1. to cut down, diminish; 2.
redundancy, redundance n.
Surg]; 3. Chem] (deoxidize) v. redundantia.
reducer -duc-/-duct-].
redundant adj. redundante.
reduce, become lean or thin v. magrir.
reduplicate (1. to redouble; 2. Gram])
reduce (lessen) vi. diminuer. v. reduplicar.
reduce (slim) v. magrir. reduplication [Gram] n. reduplication.
reduce vt. reducer. reduplicative adj. reduplicative.
reduce speed, slow down v. lentar. redwood n. sequoia sempervirente.
reduce the swelling of v. disinflar. reed [Bot] n. canna.
reduced-price (cut- price) phr. a precio reed [Mus] n. lingua.
reducte.
reed organ, harmonium n. harmonium
reducer (1. one who reduces or cuts NL].
down; 2. Chem] (reducing agent) n.
reed organ, harmonium n. harmonium.
reductor.
reef (chain of rocks lying near the
reducibility n. reducibilitate.
surface of the water) n. scolio.
reducible adj. reducibile.
reef n. scolio.
reduction (1. diminution, cutting
reek n. mal odor.
down; 2. copy made on a smaller
reek, smell v. fragrar.
scale; 3. Surg]; 4. Chem]; 5.
Arith]) n. reduction. reek (smoke) v. fumar.
reek (stink) v. oler mal, puter.
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reek (stink) v. puter, oler mal. referendum (1. Pol]; 2. Dipl]) n.

reel, bobbin, spool n. bobina. referendum.
reel n. bobina. referendum (1. Pol]; 2. Dipl]) n.
referendum NL].
reel v. titubar, vacillar.
referendum n. referendum.
reel v. vacillar, titubar.
refill n. recambio.
re-elect v. reeliger -lig-/-lect-].
refill, replenish v. repler.
re-elect v. reeliger.
refill v. replenar, repler.
re-election n. reelection.
refill v. reimpler.
re-eligible adj. reeligibile.
refill v. repler, replenar.
reemploy, employ again v. reemplear.
refine (clarify) v. subtilisar, affinar.
re-establish, restore v. restablir.
refine (clarify) v. affinar, subtilisar.
re-establish, restore v. restabilir.
refine, improve v. affinar.
re-establish v. restabilir, restablir.
refine, rarefy v. subtilisar.
re-establish v. restablir, restabilir.
refine (sugar, oil) v. raffinar.
re-establishment n. restablimento.
refine (sugar) v. raffinar.
re-establishment n. restablimento,
refined (of a person) adj. manierose,
restabilimento.
culte.
re-establishment n. restabilimento,
refined (of a person) adj. culte,
restablimento.
manierose.
reexport v. reexportar.
refined (of gold) adj. fin.
reexportation n. reexportation.
refined (of petroleum) adj. raffinate.
refection, refreshment n. refection.
refinement (culture) n. cultura.
refectory n. refectorio.
refinement (improving) n. affinamento.
refer (attribute, ascribe) v. referer.
refinement (manners) n. bon manieras.
refer (attribute, ascribe) v. referer -fer-
refiner (of metals) n. affinator.
/- lat-].
refer v. referer (se). refiner (of sugar, oil) n. raffinator.
refer v. referer. refinery n. raffineria.
referee n. arbitro. refinery (of sugar, oil) n. raffineria.
referee v. arbitrar. refinery (of sugar, oil) n. raffineria (-

ìa).
reference (1. as in reference work; 2.
refining, improving (act of) n.
letter of reference) n. referentia.
affinamento.
reference n. referentia.
refining n. raffinamento.
referendary n. referendario.
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refining (sugar, oil) (act of) n. reflex n. reflexo.

raffinamento. reflexibility n. reflexibilitate.
refit n. reparation. reflexible adj. reflexibile.
refit v. reequipar, reparar. reflexion, reflection (1. Opt.) n.
refit v. reparar, reequipar. reflexion.
refl myself (as in I hurt myself, I said reflexive adj. reflexive.
to myself) pron. me. reflux n. refluxo.
refl ourselves pron. nos. reforest v. reforestar.
reflation n. inflation controlate. reforestation n. reforestation.
reflect (1. to throw or cast back; 2. to reform (1. to form a second time; 2. to
ponder) v. reflecter. convert into better form) v.
reflect (1. to throw or cast back; 2. to reformar.
ponder) v. reflecter -flect-/-flex-]. reform n. reforma.
reflect, flash back v. refulger. reform vi. corriger se.
reflect vi. pensar. reform vt. reformar.
reflect vt. reflecter. reformable adj. reformabile.
reflect back, reverberate v. repercuter. Reformation [Eccl. Hist] n. reforma.
reflect back, reverberate v. repercuter - reformation n. reformation.
cut-/- cuss-]. reformation n. reformation, reforma.
reflection n. reflexion. reformation n. reforma, reformation.
reflection, reflexion (1. Opt.) n. reformative adj. reformative.
reflexion.
reformatory n. reformatorio, domo de
reflection, reverberation n.
correction.
reverberation.
reformatory n. domo de correction,
reflective (1. as in reflective surface; 2. reformatorio.
as in reflective person) n. reflexive.
reformed adj. reformate.
reflective adj. reflexive.
reformed adj. reformate (ppr of
reflector n. reflector. reformar).
reflector [Opt] n. reflector. reformer n. reformator.
reflector, reverberator n. reverbero. reformism n. reformismo.
reflector, reverberator n. reverbero (- reformist n. reformista.
vér-). refound, recast [Metal] v. refunder -
reflex (1. mirrored image) n. reflexo. fund-/-fus-].
reflex (1. reflective; 2. Physiol]) adj. refound, recast [Metal] v. refunder.
reflexe.
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refract v. refranger. refrigerant refrigerante adj. refrigerante

refract v. refranger -frang-/-fract-]. (ppr of refrigerar).
refract v. refractar. refrigerant refrigerante adj. refrigerante.
refraction n. refraction. refrigerate, chill v. refrigerar.
refractive adj. refractive. refrigerate, chill v. frigorificar.
refractivity n. refractivitate. refrigerate v. refrigerar.
refractor n. refractor. refrigeration n. refrigeration.
refractory adj. refractori. refrigerative adj. refrigerative.
refractory adj. refractari. refrigerator n. refrigerator.
refrain (burden of a poem) n. refrain F]. refrigeratory adj. refrigeratori.
refrain (burden of a poem) n. refrain. refrigeratory, condenser adj.

refrigerante (ppr of refrigerar).
refrain n. refrain.
refrigeratory, condenser adj.
refrain v. abstiner se (de).
refrigerante.
refrain v. abstiner se.
refuel v. replenar de combustibile.
refrangibility n. refrangibilitate.
refuge n. asylo, refugio.
refrangible adj. refrangibile.
refuge n. refugio, asylo.
refresh, renew v. refrescar.
refuge n. refugio.
refresh v. refrescar.
refuge (take -) v. refugiar se.
refreshment n. refrescos, refection,
refugee n. refugiato.
refectiones.
refulgence, refulgency n. refulgentia.
refreshment n. refection, refectiones,
refulgency, refulgence n. refulgentia.
refrescos.
refreshment n. refectiones, refrescos, refulgent adj. refulgente.
refection. refulgent adj. refulgente (ppr of refulger).
refreshment, refection n. refection. refund n. reimbursamento.
refreshment (restoration of strength, refund, reimburse v. reimbursar.
vigor) n. refrescamento. refund, reimbursement n.
refreshment, treat n. regalo. reimbursamento.
refreshment room [R.R] n. buffet. refund, repay v. repagar.
refreshment room [R.R] n. buffet F]. refund v. repagar.
refreshment-room n. buffet. refusal n. refusa.
refreshment-room manager [R.R] n. refusal of admission n. inadmission.
buffetero. refuse n. immunditias.
refrigerant [Med] n. refrigerativo. refuse v. refusar.
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refutable adj. refutabile. regenerate v. regenerar.

refutation n. refutation. regenerate v. regenerar (se).
refute v. confutar, refutar. regeneration n. regeneration.
refute v. refutar. regenerative adj. regenerative.
refute v. refutar, confutar. regent (1. as in prince regent; 2. as in
regain v. reganiar. university regent) n. regente.
regain, win back v. reganiar. regent n. regente.
regal adj. regal. regentship, regency [Gov] n. regentia.
regal, royal regal adj. regal. regicide (act of killing a king) n.
regale (treat, entertain) v. regalar. regicidio.
regicide (one who kills a king) n.
regale oneself, feast v. festinar.
regicida.
regale oneself, feast v. festar.
regime n. regime.
regalement, regaling n. regalamento.
regime n. regime F].
regaling, regalement n. regalamento.
regime (system of government) n.
regality (royalty, kingship) n. regalitate.
regimento.
regard (care, attention, regimen [Med] n. regime.
consideration) n. reguardo.
regimen [Med] n. regime F].
regard, concern v. reguardar.
regiment (assign to a regiment) v.
regard n. reguardo, respecto. inregimentar.
regard n. respecto, reguardo. regiment (assign to a regiment) v.
regard v. reguardar. regimentar, inregimentar.
regard (with - to) adv. quanto. regiment (assign to a regiment) v.
regarding, about, of, on, concerning inregimentar, regimentar.
prep. re. regiment [Mil] n. regimento.
regarding prep. a proposito de. regiment n. regimento.
regardless adj. indifferente. regimental adj. regimental.
regardless-of phr. sin reguardo a, regimentation n. organisation
reguardo a. oppressive, regimentation.
regardless-of phr. reguardo a, sin regimentation n. regimentation,
reguardo a. organisation oppressive.
regatta, boat race n. regata. region n. parte, region.
regatta n. regata. region n. region.
regency n. regentia. region n. region, parte.
regency, regentship [Gov] n. regentia. region, parts n. parte.
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regional adj. regional. regret v. regrettar.

regionalism n. regionalismo. regretful adj. plen de regret.
regionalist n. regionalista. regrettable adj. regrettabile.
regionally adv. regionalmente. regular (according to regulations) adj.
register (1. record of regular entries; regulamentari.
2. organ stop; 3. register of a regular adj. regular.
voice, an instrument; 4. register of regularity n. regularitate.
a furnace) n. registro. regularization n. regularisation.
register, list, roll (of members) n. regularize v. regularisar.
matricula. regular-soldier n. soldato de profession.
register n. registro.
regulate (1. to control or direct by rule
register (record in writing) v. registrar. or regulations; 2. to adjust to a
register v. inscriber (se), registrar (se). particular standard, purpose) v.
register v. registrar (se), inscriber (se). regular.
register v. registrar, inscriber. regulate v. regular.
register v. inscriber, registrar. regulation (1. act of regulating; 2.
register of deaths, obituary [R.C.Ch] n. regulating principle or rule) n.
obituario. regulamento.
registerer, recorder n. registrator. regulation, bylaw, ordinance n. statuto.
registrar n. registrator. regulation n. regulation.
registration (act of recording in regulator n. regulator.

writing) n. registration. regulus [Chem. Metal] n. regulo.
registration n. registration. regulus [Chem. Metal] n. regulo (ré-).
registry (- office) n. bureau de stato regurgitate, to throw up v. regurgitar.
civil. regurgitation n. regurgitation.
registry (get married at a -) v. maritar rehabilitate v. rehabilitar.
se civilmente. rehabilitation n. rehabilitation.
registry n. registro.
rehearsal n. proba.
regress v. regressar.
rehearsal [Theat] n. proba.
regression n. regression.
rehearse [Theat] v. probar.
regressive adj. regressive.
rehearse v. probar.
regret, be sorry for v. regrettar.
reheat v. calefacer de nove.
regret n. regret.
Reich n. Reich G].
regret, repentance n. regret.
Reich n. Reich.
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Reichstag n. Reichstag. reinsurance n. reassecurantia.

Reichstag n. Reichstag G]. reinsure [Commer] v. reassecurar.
reign n. regno. reintegrate v. reintegrar.
reign, princedom, sovereignty n. reintegration n. reintegration.
principato. reinvest v. reinvestir.
reign v. regnar. reinvestment n. reinvestimento.
reimbursable adj. reimbursabile. reissue (a book, etc) n. reimpression.
reimburse, refund v. reimbursar. reissue (a book, etc) v. reimprimer.
reimburse v. reimbursar, repagar. reissue [Commer] nove emission v.
reimburse v. repagar, reimbursar. reiterar reiteration n reiteration
reimbursement n. reimbursamento. reiterative adj reiterative reject
[Jur] recusar reject n objecto
reimbursement, refund n.
rejectate reject, object to [Law] v
reimbursamento.
recusar reject v rejectar, repulsar.
reimpression (1. reprinting; 2.
reject v. repulsar, rejectar.
reprint) n. reimpression.
rejectable adj. rejectabile.
Reims, Rheims n. Reims F].
rejection n. rejection.
Reims, Rheims n. Reims.
rejoice, jubilate v. jubilar.
rein n. redina.
rejoice v. gauder.
rein (restrain) v. refrenar.
rejoice v. jubilar, gauder.
rein (use reins) v. guidar con le redinas.
rejoice v. gauder, jubilar.
reincarnate v. reincarnar.
rejoicer, one who rejoices n. jubilator.
reincarnation n. reincarnation.
rejoicing, jubilation n. jubilation.
reindeer n. ren.
rejoicing n. gaudio, jubilation.
reinforce, strengthen v. reinfortiar.
rejoicing n. jubilation, gaudio.
reinforce v. reinfortiar.
rejoin (join together) v. reunir.
reinforced concrete n. beton armate.
rejoin (join together) v. reunir (se).
reinforcement (act of reinforcing) n.
rejoin (make a rejoinder) v. replicar.
reinfortiamento.
rejoinder n. replica.
reinforcements n. reinfortios.
rejuvenate, make young again v.
reins n. brida.
rejuvenescer.
reinstall v. reinstallar.
rejuvenate v. rejuvenescer.
reinstallation n. reinstallation.
rejuvenation n. rejuvenescimento.
reinstate v. reintegrar.
reinstatement n. reintegration.
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rejuvenation, rejuvenescence n. relative (1. not absolute; 2. Gram]) adj.

rejuvenescimento. relative.
rejuvenescence, rejuvenation n. relative adj. relative.
rejuvenescimento. relative n. parente.
relapse n. recadita. relative, relation n. parente.
relapse v. recader. relativism n. relativismo.
relate (give an account of, to tell) v. relativity n. relativitate.
relatar.
relax v. relaxar (se).
relate, report v. referer.
relax v. relaxar.
relate, report v. referer -fer-/-lat-].
relaxation (decrease of tension,
relate, tell v. contar.
strain) n. relaxamento.
relate (tell) v. refer, relatar, narrar.
relaxation (decrease of tension,
relate (tell) v. relatar, narrar, refer. strain) n. relaxation.
relate (tell) v. narrar, refer, relatar. relaxation n. relaxation.
relate as a story v. historiar. relay [Elec] n. relais F].
related (be - to) v. esser parente a. relay [Elec] n. relais.
related (by marriage) adj. affin. relay [Elect] n. relais.
related (connected) adj. connexe. relay (post) n. posta.
related (kin) adj/ n. cognate. relay (put down again) v. poner de
related by marriage adj. affin. nove.
relater (narrator) n. relator. relay (radio) v. retransmitter.
relating to truffles, truffle adj. trufari. release (1. to set free; 2. to relieve
relation (1. account, report; 2. relation from a duty, obligation) v. relaxar.
between things) n. relation. release (from prison) n.
relation (account) n. narration, relation. disincarceration.
relation (account) n. relation, narration. release (from prison) v. disincarcerar.
relation (connection) n. relation. release [Gen] n. liberation.
relation (kinsman) n. parente. release [Gen] v. liberar.
relation, relative n. parente. release, let go, set free v. laxar.
relations n. parentela. release [Mech] n. disingagiar, disbloccar.
relationship, kinship n. parentato. release [Mech] n. disbloccar, disingagiar.
relationship n. connexion, relation. release (smoke) v. discargar, emitter.
relationship n. relation, connexion. release (smoke) v. emitter, discargar.
relationship (of people) n. parentela.

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release from prison or confinement n. relief (art) n. relievo.

disincarceration. relief (poor -) n. assistentia public.
release from prison or confinement v. relief, relieving (act of) n. relevamento.
disincarcerar.
relief, unburdening n. discarga.
relegate (send away, banish) v. relegar.
relief (unburdening) n. discarga,
relegate v. relegar.
relevamento.
relegation n. relegation. relief (unburdening) n. relevamento,
relegation (sending away) n. relegation. discarga.
relent v. ceder. relieve (1. to bring relief to; 2. to
relentless adj. implacabile, inexorabile. relieve from a duty; 3. to make
relentless adj. inexorabile, implacabile. stand out, bring into relief) v.
relevar.
relevance n. pertinentia.
relieve, unburden v. discargar.
relevant adj. pertinente, apposite.
relieve v. relevar, discargar.
relevant adj. apposite, pertinente.
relieve v. discargar, relevar.
relevant, apposite adj. apposite.
reliever (as in reliever of the poor) n.
relevant, apposite adj. apposite (-
relevator.
pò-).
relieving, relief (act of) n. relevamento.
reliability [Mech] securitate (de
religion (1. as in Christian religion; 2.
functionamento) n. veracitate
reliability (reliableness) n fidelitate scrupulousness) n. religion.
reliable adj fidel, serie, digne de religion (freedom of -) n. libertate de
fide, digne de confidentia reliable conscientia.
adj digne de fide, digne de confidentia, religion n. religion.
fidel, serie reliable adj serie, digne
religious (1. devout, pious; 2. as in
de fide, digne de confidentia, fidel
reliable adj digne de confidentia, with religious care) adj. religiose.
fidel, serie, digne de fide reliance n religious adj. religiose.
confidentia, dependentia. religiousness (1. state of being devout
reliance n. dependentia, confidentia. or religious; 2. as in to do
relic (as in relic of a saint) n. reliquia. something with great
relic n. reliquia. religiousness) n. religiositate.
relict adj. relicte. relinquish, leave behind v. relinquer.
relief (1. Sculp] (relievo; 2. relinquish, leave behind v. relinquer -
distinctness of outline due to sharp linqu-/- lict-].
contrast) n. relievo. relinquish v. relinquer.
relief (art) n. relievo (alte;basse). reliquary, shrine n. reliquario.
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relish (condiment) n. condimento, sauce. remainder v. liquidar.

relish (condiment) n. sauce, condimento. remaining adj. cetere.
relish, enjoy v. gustar. remaining adj. cetere (cé-).
relish (flavour) n. gusto, sapor. remaining (state of) n. remanentia.
relish (flavour) n. sapor, gusto. remains n. restos.
relish (keenness) n. enthusiasmo. remand (on -) adj. detenite.
relish v. gustar. remand v. reincarcerar (durante
relive v. reviver. investigationes).
reluctance n. reluctantia. remand v. reincarcerar.
reluctance, unwillingness, resistence remanent, residuous adj. remanente.

n. reluctantia. remanent, residuous adj. remanente
reluctant adj. reluctante. (ppr of remaner).
reluctant, resistent adj. reluctante (ppr remark n. remarca, observation.
of reluctar). remark n. observation, remarca.
reluctant, resistent adj. reluctante. remark (notice) v. remarcar, notar.
reluctantly adv. con reluctantia. remark (notice) v. remarcar.
rely v. fider, contar con. remark (notice) v. notar, remarcar.
rely v. contar con, fider. remark (observe) vt. observar.
rely-on v. fider se a, contar super. remarkable adj. remarcabile.
rely-on v. contar super, fider se a. remarkable, signal adj. signalate.
remain (1. to be left; 2. to stay) v. remarkable, signal adj. signalate (pp of
restar. signalar).
remain (1. to stay; 2. to be left) v. remarry (unite again in wedlock) v.
remaner. remaritar.
remain, stay v. demorar. remarry v. resposar.
remain v. restar, remaner. remarry v. remaritar.
remain v. remaner, restar. remarry v. remaritar (se).
remainder n. residuo, resto. remediable adj. remediabile.
remainder n. resto, residuo. remedial adj. therapeutic, curative.
remainder n. math. remedial adj. curative, therapeutic.
remainder, rest n. cetero, ceterum. remedy (cure) n. remedio.
remainder, rest n. resto. remedy (cure, treatment) n. remedio.
remainder, rest n. cetero (cé-), ceterum remedy (drug) n. pharmaco.
(cé-).
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remedy, medicine, drug n. pharmaco remission (1. forgiveness; 2.

(fàr-). abatement, lessening) n. remission.
remedy, medicine, drug n. pharmaco. remission n. remission.
remedy v. remediar. remit (1. to transmit, send; 2. to
remember (recollect, recall) v. forgive; 3. to abate, become less)
memorar. v. remitter -mitt-/-miss-].
remember vi. rememorar se. remit (1. to transmit, send; 2. to
remember vt. memorar. forgive; 3. to abate, become less)
remembrance (in - of) phr. in memoria v. remitter.
de. remit (forgive) v. pardonar.

remembrance n. memoria. remit, postpone v. remitter -mitt-/-miss-
remind v. recordar, rememorar (un cosa ].
a un persona). remit, postpone v. remitter.
remind v. recordar, rememorar. remit (send) v. inviar, remitter.
remind v. rememorar (un cosa a un remit (send) v. remitter, inviar.
persona), recordar. remittance (action of remitting
remind v. rememorar. money) n. remissa.
remind v. recordar. remittance n. remissa, invio.
remind v. rememorar, recordar. remittance n. invio, remissa.
reminder (letter) n. littera de remnant n. resto, residuo.
sollicitation. remnant n. residuo, resto.
reminder (memento) n. memento, remonstrance n. remonstrantia.
souvenir.
remonstrate, expostulate, protest v.
reminder (memento) n. souvenir,
remonstrar.
memento.
remora, shark sucker [Zool] n. remora.
Remington (gun) n. remington.
remora, shark sucker [Zool] n. remora
Remington (gun) n. remington A].
(ré-).
reminisce v. contar su souvenires. remorse (feel -) v. compunger se.
reminiscence n. reminiscentia. remorse n. remorso.
reminiscent-of (be -) v. rememorar uno remote adj. remote.
de.
remote, distant adj. remote.
remiss adj. negligente.
remote-control n. teleguidage.
remissibility n. remissibilitate.
remote-control v. teleguidar.
remissible adj. remissibile.
remotion, removal n. remotion.
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remount (1. to ascend again; 2. to remove the handle of v. dismanicar.

refix, reset) v. remontar. remove the inflammation from v.
remount [Mil] n. remonta. disinflammar.
removability, amovability n. remove the margin of, trim the margin
amovibilitate. of v. emarginar.
removable adj. removibile. remove the nails from, unnail v.
removable, amovable (subject to disclavar.
removal) adj. amovibile. remove the polish from v. dispolir.
removal, remotion n. remotion. remove the scales from, scale v.
removal (riddance) n. elimination. squamar.
remove the silver from, desilver v.
removal (transfer) n. subtraction,
disargentar.
transferimento.
remove the skin, skin (of an animal) v.
removal (transfer) n. transferimento,
spoliar.
subtraction.
remove the stains from, clean v.
removal, withdrawal n. subtraction.
dismacular.
removal of spots, cleaning n.
removing, carrying or taking away (act
dismaculatura.
of) n. levamento.
remove (a distance) v. remover -mov-/-
remunerable adj. remunerabile.
mot-].
remove (a distance) v. remover. remunerate v. remunerar.
remove, amove (from office, etc.) v. remuneration n. remuneration.

amover. remunerative (1. serving to
remove, carry or take away v. levar. remunerate; 2. profitable) adj.
remove, cut off v. precider. remunerative.
remunerative adj. remunerative.
remove, cut off v. precider -cid-/-cis-].
remunerative (serving to remunerate)
remove (get rid of) v. eliminar.
adj. remuneratori.
remove (take away) v. levar, remover.
remunerator n. remunerator.
remove (take away) v. remover, levar.
renaissance n. renascentia.
remove markers or identification
renal adj. renal.
marks from v. dismarcar.
rename n. rebaptisar, renominar.
remove the fat from (the carcass of an
rename n. renominar, rebaptisar.
animal) v. disgrassiar.
renascence, revival, re-birth (as in
remove the hair from, depilate v. pilar.
revival of learning) n. renascentia.
remove the hair from, depilate v.
depilar.
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renascent, reviving, springing up rendezvous adj. appunctamento, rendez-

again adj. renascente (ppr of vous.
renascer). rendezvous adj. rendez-vous,
renascent, reviving, springing up appunctamento.
again adj. renascente. rendez-vous, appointment n.
rend, break off v. abrumper -rump-/- appunctamento.
rupt-]. rendezvous n. rendez-vous.
rend, break off v. abrumper. rendezvous n. rendez-vous F].
rend, tear apart v. diveller -vell-/-vuls-]. renegade adj. renegate.
rend, tear apart v. diveller. renegade adj. renegate (pp of renegar).
rend v. diveller, lacerar. renegade n. renegato.
rend v. lacerar, diveller. renew (a subscription) v. reabonar se
render (1. to give up, yield; 2. to (a).
translate; 3. to cause to become) v. renew (a subscription) v. reabonar se.
render. renew (extend) v. extender.
render v. facer, render. renew, refresh v. refrescar.
render v. render, facer. renew (replace) v. renovar.
render a disservice v. disservir. renewable (that can be renewed,
render automatic, automatize v. replaced) adj. renovabile.
automatisar. renewal n. renovation, extension.
render destitute v. destituer. renewal n. extension, renovation.
render destitute v. destituer -stitu-/- renewal (of a subscription) n.
stitut-]. reabonamento.
render dissimilar v. dissimilar. rennet n. cualio.
render ductile or malleable v. adulciar. renominate v. renominar.
render enthusiastic v. enthusiasmar. renounce (1. to give up in a complete
render fluid, fluidify v. fluidificar. and formal manner; 2. Cards]) v.
render incomplete v. discompletar. renunciar.
render infamous v. infamar. renounce v. renunciar.
render jointly liable or responsible v. renouncement n. renunciation.
solidarisar. renouncement n. renunciamento.
render plebeian, plebeianize v. renouncement, renunciation n.
plebeisar. renunciation.
render useless v. inutilisar. renouncer n. renunciator.
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renovate (1. to make new or like new; reopen v. reaperir.

2. to renew, replace) v. renovar. reopening n. reapertura.
renovate v. renovar. reordain [Eccl] v. reordinar.
renovation (1. making new or like reordination (1. Eccl]; 2. a second or
new; 2. renewal, replacing) n. repeated disposition in harmonious
renovation. form) n. reordination.
renovation n. renovation. reorganization n. reorganisation.
renovator n. renovator. reorganize v. reorganisar.
renown n. renomine. reorganizer n. reorganisator.
renowned adj/n. renominate. reorient v. reorientar.
renowned, famed adj. renominate. reorientation n. reorientation.
rent adj. divellite. repair (1. to mend; 2. to make up for,
rent (amount paid in rent) n. location. make amends for) v. reparar.
rent (from) v. prender in location. repair (act or work of repairing) n.
rent, let v. locar. reparo.
rent n. location. repair, mend v. sarcir sarc-/sart-].
rent (out) v. locar. repair, mend v. sarcir.
rent or let (for hire) v. arrentar. repair n. reparo, reparation.
rental adj. locative. repair n. reparation, reparo.
rental (precio de) n. location. repair, repairing (act or process of) n.
renter n. locatario. refaction.
repair, restore v. refacer.
rentier, independent gentleman n.
rentero. repair, restore v. refacer -fac-/-fact-].
renunciation n. renunciation. repair v. refacer, reparar.
renunciation, renouncement n. repair v. reparar, refacer.
renunciation. repairer, repairman n. reparator.
reoccupation (act of taking possession repairing, repair (act or process of) n.
of a place again) n. reoccupation. refaction.
reoccupy (take possession of a place repairman, repairer n. reparator.
again) v. reoccupar. reparable adj. reparabile.
reopen, open again v. reaperir -per-/- reparation (1. restoration to good
pert-]. condition; 2. act of giving
reopen, open again v. reaperir. satisfaction for wrong or injury
reopen v. reaperir (se). done; 3. amends) n. reparation.
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reparation n. reparation. repel [Med] v. repercuter.

repartee n. replica argute. repel [Med] v. repercuter -cut-/-cuss-].
repass, pass again v. repassar. repel, repulse (1. to drive back; 2. to
repast, meal n. repasto. reject) v. repulsar.
repatriate v. repatriar. repel, repulse (1. to drive back; 2. to
repatriation n. repatriation. reject) v. repeller.
repay (pay back) v. repagar. repel, repulse (1. to drive back; 2. to

reject) v. repeller -pell-/-puls-].
repay, refund v. repagar.
repel v. repeller, rebatter, repulsar.
repay v. Fig].
repel v. repulsar, repeller, rebatter.
repayment n. reimbursamento.
repel v. rebatter, repulsar, repeller.
repayment n. repagamento.
repellent adj. repugnante, repulsive.
repeal, abrogation n. abrogation.
repellent adj. repulsive, repugnante.
repeal n. abrogation.
repellent (insect -) adj/n. insectifuge.
repeal v. revocar, abrogar.
repellent [Med] adj. repercussive.
repeal v. abrogar, revocar.
repelling (humors, swellings,
repeat, iterate (1. to do again; 2. to
eruptions) (action of) Med] n.
say again) v. iterar.
repercussion.
repeat n. repetition.
repent v. repentir se.
repeat v. iterar, repeter.
repentance n. repententia.
repeat v. repeter, iterar.
repentance n. penitentia, repententia.
repeat v. repeter.
repentance n. penitentia.
repeatable adj. reiterabile.
repentance n. repententia, penitentia.
repeatable adj. iterabile.
repentance, regret n. regret.
repeated vaccination, re-vaccination
repentant adj. repentente.
n. revaccination.
repentant adj/n. repentente.
repeatedly adv. repetitemente, plure
vices. repercussion n. repercussion.
repeatedly adv. plure vices, repercussion, reverberation n.
repetitemente. repercussion.
repeatedly, frequently adv. subinde. repercussive adj. repercussive.
repeatedly, frequently, often adv. repertoire n. repertorio, repertoire.
sovente. repertoire n. repertoire, repertorio.
repeater (one who repeats) n. iterator. repertory n. repertorio, repertoire.
repel, beat back v. rebatter. repertory n. repertoire, repertorio.
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repertory-theatre n. theatro de reply n. replica, responsa.

repertorio. reply n. responsa, replica.
repetend [Math] adj. periodic. reply v. replicar, responder.
repetend [Math] n. periodo. reply v. responder, replicar.
repetend [Math] n. periodo (-rì-). replying, answering adj. responsive.
repetition, iteration n. iteration. report, account n. reporto.
repetition n. repetition. report (account) n. reporto, relation.
repetition, reprise [Mus] n. reprisa. report (account) n. relation, reporto.
replace (1. to supply an equivalent for; report (bang) n. explosion, detonation.
2. to take the place of) v.
report (bang) n. detonation, explosion.
reimplaciar.
report (give an account of) v. reportar.
replace, substitute for v. surrogar.
report (notice) n. informe, notitias.
replace v. reimplaciar.
report (notice) n. notitias, informe.
replacement (action of replacing) n.
report (of a meeting) n. processo verbal.
reimplaciamento.
replacement (person or thing) n. report, relate v. referer -fer-/-lat-].
reimplaciante. report, relate v. referer.
replacement, substitute (person who report, rumor n. ruito (-ìto).
replaces another) n. reimplaciante. report, rumor n. ruito.
replant v. replantar. report, rumor n. rumor.
replantable adj. replantabile. report (rumour) n. rumor, ruito.
replay n. partita repetite. report (rumour) n. ruito, rumor.
replay v. jocar de nove. report v. referer, informar, reportar.
replenish, refill v. repler. report v. informar, reportar, referer.
replenish v. repler, replenar. report v. reportar, referer, informar.
replenish v. replenar, repler. reporter (journalist) n. reporter A].
replenishment n. replenamento. reporter (journalist) n. reporter.
repletion n. repletion. reporter v. reporter.
replica [Art] n. replica (ré-). reporting (action of) Journ] n.
replica [Art] n. replica. reportamento.
replica n. replica. reporting [Journ] n. reportage.
reply, answer n. replica (ré-). reporting [Journ] n. reportage (-aje).
reply, answer n. replica.
reply, answer v. replicar.
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repose (1. as in to repose one's head representer n. representator.

on; 2. to take a rest or lie at rest) v. repress (1. to check, restrain, control;
reposar. 2. to put down by force, suppress)
repose n. reposo. v. reprimer.
repose, rest n. reposo. repress (1. to check, restrain, control;
repose v. reposar. 2. to put down by force, suppress)
v. reprimer
-prim-/-press-].
reprehend v. reprehender -hend-/-hens-
]. repress, check v. comprimer -prim-/-
reprehend v. reprehender. press-].
repress, check v. comprimer.
reprehensibility, reprehensibleness n.
reprehensibilitate. repress v. reprimer.
reprehensible adj. reprehensibile. represser n. repressor.
reprehensible, vile, vituperable adj. repressible adj. repressibile.
vituperabile. repression n. repression.
reprehensibleness, reprehensibility n. repressive adj. repressive.
reprehensibilitate. reprieve n. suspension (del pena capital),
reprehension n. reprehension. commutation.
reprehensive adj. reprehensive. reprieve n. commutation, suspension.
represent (1. to be a representative of; reprieve n. suspension, commutation.
2. to give a representation of) v. reprieve n. commutation, suspension (del
representar. pena capital).
re-present, present again v. reprieve v. commutar, suspender (le
representar. pena de).
represent v. representar. reprieve v. suspender, commutar.
representable adj. representabile. reprieve v. commutar, suspender.
representation (1. portrayal) n. reprieve v. suspender (le pena de),
representation. commutar.
representation n. representation. reprimand n. reprimenda.
re-presentation (second or new reprimand v. reprimendar.
presentation) n. representation.
reprint n. reimpression.
representative adj. representative.
reprint v. reimprimer -prim-/-press-].
representative, agent n. ministro.
reprint v. reimprimer.
representative n. representante.
reprisal n. represalia.
representative n. representante, inviato.
reprise, repetition [Mus] n. reprisa.
representative n. inviato, representante.
reproach (censure) n. reproche (-sh-).
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reproach (censure) n. reproche. reprove (1. to express disapprobation

reproach n. reproche. of; 2. to rebuke) v. reprobar.
reproach (upbraid, censure) v. reprove v. reprobar.
reprochar. reprover n. reprobator.
reproach (upbraid, censure) v. reptant [Zool] adj. reptatori.
reprochar (-sh-). reptile n. reptile.
reproach v. reprochar.
reptilian adj. reptil.
reproachable adj. reprochabile.
republic n. republica (-pù-).
reproachable adj. reprochabile (-sh-).
republic n. republica.
reprobate, lost soul [Theol] n.
republican (1. of a republic; 2.
reprobato.
consonant with the principles of a
reprobate n. reprobato.
republic) adj. republican.
reprobate [Theol] adj. reprobate.
republican adj. republican.
reprobate [Theol] adj. reprobate (pp of
republican n. republicano.
reprobar).
republican (one who favors a
reprobate [Theol] v. reprobar.
republican government) n.
reprobate v. reprobar.
republicano.
reprobation (1. disapproval, censure; republicanism n. republicanismo.
2. Theol]) n. reprobation.
republicanize v. republicanisar.
reprobative adj. reprobative.
repudiable adj. repudiabile.
reproduce (1. to produce again; 2. to
repudiate (1. Hist] (divorce; 2. to
make a copy or copies of) v.
reject) v. repudiar.
reproducer.
repudiate, deny, disown v. renegar.
reproduce (1. to produce again; 2. to
repudiate v. repudiar.
make a copy or copies of) v.
reproducer -duc-/-duct-]. repudiation (1. Hist] (divorce; 2.
reproduce v. reproducer. rejection) n. repudio.
reproduce v. reproducer (se). repudiation, denial, disowning n.

renegamento.
reproducible adj. reproducibile.
repudiation n. repudiation.
reproduction (1. act of reproducing or
repudiator n. repudiator.
producing again; 2 . Biol]; 3. copy,
likeness) n. reproduction. repugnance (1. contradiction; 2.
dislike, disgust) n. repugnantia.
reproduction n. reproduction.
repugnance n. repugnantia.
reproductive adj. reproductive.
repugnant adj. repugnante.
reprovable adj. reprobabile.
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repulse n. repulsa. request n. requesta.

repulse, repel (1. to drive back; 2. to request n. requesta, demanda.
reject) v. repeller -pell-/-puls-]. request n. demanda, requesta.
repulse, repel (1. to drive back; 2. to request, prayer, petition n. supplica.
reject) v. repulsar. request, prayer, petition n. supplica
repulse, repel (1. to drive back; 2. to (sùp-).
reject) v. repeller. request v. requestar, demandar, peter.
repulse v. repeller, repulsar. request v. requestar.
repulse v. repulsar, repeller. request v. demandar, peter, requestar.
repulsion (1. act of repulsing) n. request v. peter, requestar, demandar.
repulsion. requiem n. requiem (ré-).
repulsion n. repulsion.
requiem n. requiem.
repulsive (1. as in repulsive force; 2.
require (demand as necessary) v.
arousing aversion) adj. repulsive. requirer.
repulsive adj. repugnante, repulsive. require (demand as necessary) v.
repulsive adj. repulsive, repugnante. requirer -quir-/- quest-/-quisit-].
reputable adj. honorabile, de bon require (demand) v. requirer, exiger.
reputation, estimate. require (demand) v. exiger, requirer.
reputable adj. estimate, honorabile, de require (need) v. necessitar.
bon reputation.
requirement, exigency n. exigentia.
reputable adj. de bon reputation,
requirement n. exigentia, requirimento.
estimate, honorabile.
requirement n. requirimento, exigentia.
reputation (as in of great reputation)
n. reputation. requirement n. requirimento.
reputation n. fama, reputation. requisite adj. requisite.
reputation n. reputation, fama. requisite n. requisito.
repute n. reputation, fama. requisition (act of requiring as of
repute n. fama, reputation. right) n. requisition.
repute v. reputar. requisition, commandeer v.

requisitionar.
reputedly adv. secundo le opinion
requisition n. requisition.
general.
request, ask for, beg v. rogar. requisition v. requisitionar.
request, beg, ask for v. peter. re-read v. releger.
request, entreaty, prayer n. prece. reread v. releger.
request n. demanda. re-route v. deviar.

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rerun n. repetition. resemblance n. similitude, resimilantia,

rerun (race) v. currer de nove. similantia.
rerun (repeat) v. repetir. resemblance n. similantia, similitude,
resimilantia.
resale n. revendita.
resemblance n. resimilantia.
resale n. revendita (-vén-).
resemblance n. resimilantia, similantia,
rescind (1. to cut off, remove; 2. to
similitude.
annul, abrogate) v. rescinder -scind-
resemblance, similitude, likeness n.
/-sciss-].
similitude.
rescind (1. to cut off, remove; 2. to
resemble v. similar.
annul, abrogate) v. rescinder.
resemble v. resimilar, similar.
rescinding, abrogating adj. abrogatori.
resemble v. resimilar.
rescinding, rescissory adj. rescissori.
resemble v. similar, resimilar.
rescission n. rescission.
resembling, like adj. affin.
rescissory, rescinding adj. rescissori.
resembling, similar, like adj. simile.
rescript (1. Hist]; 2. Eccl]; 3.
resembling, similar (to) adj. resimilante
rewriting) n. rescripto.
(ppr of resimilar).
rescue n. salvamento, salvation, rescatto.
resembling, similar (to) adj. resimilante.
rescue n. rescatto, salvamento, salvation.
resent v. resentir.
rescue n. salvation, rescatto, salvamento.
resentful adj. plen de resentimento.
rescue, save v. salvar.
resentfully adv. con resentimento.
rescue, saving n. salvamento.
resentment n. resentimento.
rescue v. salvar, rescattar.
resentment, spite, despite n. despecto.
rescue v. rescattar, salvar.
reservation n. reservation.
research n. recerca.
reserve (1. part of something kept
research v. recercar.
back for future use) n. reserva.
researcher n. recercator.
reserve (1. to save, keep back for a
resect [Surg] v. resecar. later occasion; 2 . as in to reserve a
resect [Surg] v. resecar -sec-/-sect-]. seat in a theater) v. reservar.
resection [Surg] n. resection. reserve n. reserva.
reseda, mignonette [Bot] n. reseda. reserve v. reservar.
resedaceous [Bot] adj. resedacee. reserved adj. reservate.
resell v. revender. reserved, close, reticent adj.
reseller n. revenditor. concentrate.
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reserved, close, reticent adj. resident (minister) adj. residente.

concentrate (pp of concentrar). resident (minister) adj. residente (ppr of
reserved (reticent) adj. reservate (pp of resider).
reservar). resident residente, residing adj.
reserved (reticent) adj. reservate. residente.
reservist [Mil] n. reservista. resident residente, residing adj.
reservoir (1. place where anything is residente (ppr of resider).
kept in store; 2 . water reservoir) n. residential adj. residential.
reservoir F]. residing, resident residente adj.
reservoir (1. place where anything is residente (ppr of resider).
kept in store; 2 . water reservoir) n. residing, resident residente adj.
reservoir. residente.
reservoir n. reservoir. residual adj. residual.
reset v. remontar. residual adj. residual, remanente.
resettle v. colonisar de novo, recolonisar. residual adj. residue.
resettle v. recolonisar, colonisar de novo. residual adj. remanente, residual.
resettlement n. nove colonisation. residually adv. residualmente.
reside, dwell v. resider. residue n. residuo.
reside, live v. demorar. residuous, remanent adj. remanente.
reside v. resider, demorar. residuous, remanent adj. remanente
reside v. demorar, resider. (ppr of remaner).
residence (1. place of residence; 2. resign (an office, right) v. resignar.
Dipl] (resident's function, office, resign vi. dimitter se.
tenure) n. residentia. resign vt. resignar (un function).
residence n. demora, habitation, resign vt. resignar.
residentia. resignation (1. act of resigning or
residence n. residentia, demora, giving up; 2. state of being
habitation. resigned or submissive) n.
residence n. habitation, residentia, resignation.
demora. resignation, demission n. dimission.
residence (place of residence) n. resignation n. resignation, dimission.
demora.
resignation n. dimission, resignation.
residence of a priest, function
resigned adj. resignate.
[R.C.Ch] n. cura.
resign-oneself v. resignar se.
resident adj/n. residente.
resign-oneself v. resignar se (a).
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resilience n. elasticitate. resolve (1. to disinvolve, decompose)

resilient adj. elastic. v. resolver.
resin n. resina. resolve (1. to disinvolve, decompose)

v. resolver -solv-/-solut-].
resiniferous, resin-producing adj.
resolve, dissolve v. solver.
resinifere.
resinify v. resinificar. resolve, dissolve v. solver solv-/solut-].
resinous adj. resinose. resolve n. resolution.
resin-producing, resiniferous adj. resolve, resolution n. partito.

resinifere. resolve v. resolver.
resist, be unwilling v. reluctar. resolve v. resolver (se).
resist v. resister. resolved adj. resolute.
resist vt. opponer se, resister. resolvent [Med] n. resolvente.
resist vt. resister, opponer se. resolvent [Med] n. resolvente (ppr of
resist authority v. resister al autoritate. resolver).
resistance (all senses) n. resistentia. resonance (1. quality of being
resonant; 2. act of resounding) n.
resistance n. resistentia.
resonantia.
resistant adj/n. resistente.
resonance n. resonantia.
resistence, reluctance, unwillingness
resonant adj. resonante.
n. reluctantia.
resonant, resounding adj. resonante.
resistent, reluctant adj. reluctante (ppr
of reluctar). resonant, resounding adj. resonante
resistent, reluctant adj. reluctante. (ppr of resonar).
resonator n. resonator.
resistible adj. resistibile.
resorb, absorb v. resorber.
resoluble, resolvable adj. resolubile.
resorb, absorb v. resorber -sorb-/-sorpt-
resolute adj. resolute, decise.
].
resolute adj. decise, resolute.
resorption, absorption n. resorption.
resolute adj. resolute.
resort, have recourse v. recurrer.
resolution (1. act of disinvolving,
resort, have recourse v. recurrer -curr-/-
decomposing) n. resolution.
curs-].
resolution (all senses) n. resolution.
resort (holiday -) n. station balnear.
resolution, decision n. deliberation.
resort n. recurso.
resolution, resolve n. partito.
resort v. recurrer.
resolvable, resoluble adj. resolubile.
resound, reverberate, echo v. resonar.
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resound v. resonar. respite (pause) n. relaxamento, pausa.

resounding, resonant adj. resonante respite (truce) n. tregua.
(ppr of resonar). resplendence, brightness (great) n.
resounding, resonant adj. resonante. resplendentia.
resource n. ressource. resplendence (brightness) n.
resource (reserve source of supply) n. resplendentia, splendor.
ressource F]. resplendence (brightness) n. splendor,
resource (reserve source of supply) n. resplendentia.
ressource. resplendent adj. resplendente.
resourceful adj. de ressources, ingeniose. resplendent, bright adj. splendide.
resourceful adj. ingeniose, de ressources. resplendent (bright) adj. radiante,
resourcefulness n. ingeniositate, resplendente.
abundantia de ressources. resplendent (bright) adj. resplendente,
resourcefulness n. abundantia de radiante.
ressources, ingeniositate. respond (answer) v. corresponder,
respcct (1. esteem, deferential regard; responder.
2. relation, reference) n. respecto. respond (answer) v. responder,
respect (in every -) phr. in omne corresponder.
respectos. respond (react sympathetically) v.
respect n. respecto. corresponder.
respondent adj. respondente (ppr of
respect v. respectar.
responder).
respectability n. respectabilitate.
respondent adj. respondente.
respectable adj. respectabile.
response (answer) n. responsa.
respectful adj. respectuose.
responsibility n. responsabilitate, carga.
respective adj. respective.
responsibility n. carga, responsabilitate.
respectively adv. respectivemente.
responsible adj. responsabile (de).
respirability, breathableness n.
responsible adj. responsabile.
respirabilitate.
responsible (answerable,
respirable, breathable adj. respirabile.
accountable) adj. responsabile.
respiration, breathing n. respiration.
responsive adj. sensibile.
respiration n. respiration.
responsiveness n. sensibilitate.
respirator n. respirator.
responsory [Eccl] n. responso.
respiratory adj. respiratori.
responsory [Eccl] n. responsorio.
respite (pause) n. pausa, relaxamento.
rest (at -) adv. in reposo.
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rest [Mus] n. pausa. restoration (1. act of restoring or

rest n. mus. returning, to its former owner,
rest, remainder n. resto. restitution; 2. act of restoring to its
former or original state) n.
rest, remainder n. cetero (cé-), ceterum
restitution.
(cé-).
restoration n. restauration.
rest, remainder n. cetero, ceterum.
restoration, restoring n. restauration.
rest (remainder) n. resto.
restorative adj. restaurative.
rest, repose n. reposo.
restorative restaurante adj. restaurante
rest (repose) n. reposo.
(ppr of restaurar).
rest (support) n. appoio.
restorative restaurante adj. restaurante.
rest vi. reposar.
restore (1. to give back, return; 2. to
rest vt. appoiar.
bring back to the former or original
rest vt. appoiar (un cosa super). state) v. restituer.
re-stablishment n. restabilimento. restore (1. to give back, return; 2. to
restaurant n. restaurant. bring back to the former or original
restaurant n. restaurante. state) v. restituer -stitu-/-stitut-].
restaurant n. restaurant F]. restore (as in to restore a dynasty, a
restaurant keeper n. restaurator. picture) v. restaurar.
restaurant-car n. wagon restaurante. restore (give back) v. restituer.
restful adj. reposante (ppr of reposar). restore, put back v. remitter.
restful adj. reposante. restore, put back v. remitter -mitt-/-
restitutory [Law] adj. restitutori. miss-].
restore, re-establish v. restablir.
restive (mulish, stubborn) adj. restive.
restless adj. inquiete, agitate. restore, re-establish v. restabilir.
restore (re-establish) v. restabilir.
restless adj. agitate, inquiete.
restore (renew) v. restaurar.
restlessness n. agitation.
restore, repair v. refacer.
restorable (1. returnable; 2. that can
be brought back to its former or restore, repair v. refacer -fac-/-fact-].
original state) adj. restituibile. restorer n. restitutor.
restorable adj. restaurabile. restorer (of pictures) n. restaurator.
restoring, restoration n. restauration.
restrain, confine v. confinar.
restrain, control v. continer -tin-/-tent-].
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restrain, control v. continer. resulting, consequent adj. consecutive.

restrain, curb, keep from v. retener - resulting, resultant adj. resultante.
ten-/- tent-]. resulting, resultant adj. resultante (ppr
restrain, curb, keep from v. retener. of resultar).
restrain, restrict v. restringer. resume (begin again) v. recomenciar,
restrain, restrict v. restringer -string-/- reprender.
strict-]. resume (begin again) v. reprender,
restrain v. continer, refrenar, retener. recomenciar.
restrain v. refrenar, retener, continer. resume n. resume, summario.
restrain v. retener, continer, refrenar. resume n. summario, resume.
restrainer n. restringitor. résumé n. résumé F].
restraint, check n. freno. résumé n. résumé.
restraint (check) n. freno, restriction. resume (office) v. reassumer.
restraint (check) n. restriction, freno. resume (summarize) v. resumer,

summarisar.
restraint (illegal) n. sequestration.
resume (summarize) v. summarisar,
restrict, restrain v. restringer -string-/-
resumer.
strict-].
resuming, resumption n. reprisa.
restrict, restrain v. restringer.
resumption n. reprisa.
restrict v. limitar, restringer.
resumption, resuming n. reprisa.
restrict v. restringer, limitar.
resurge, rise again v. resurger.
restricted, limited adj. limitate.
resurge, rise again v. resurger -surg-/-
restricted, limited adj. limitate (pp of
surrect-].
limitar).
resurrect (bring back to life or
restriction n. restriction.
existence) v. resurger -surg-/-surrect-
restrictive adj. restrictive.
].
result n. resultato, consequentia. resurrect (bring back to life or
result n. consequentia, resultato. existence) v. resurger.
result n. resultato. resurrect v. resurger.
result v. resultar. resurrection (1. as in the resurrection
resultant adj. resultante. of nature in the Spring; 2. Theol])
resultant, resulting adj. resultante. n. resurrection.
resultant, resulting adj. resultante (ppr resurrection n. resurrection.

of resultar). resuscitate v. resuscitar.
resulting adj. resultante. resuscitation n. resuscitation.
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resuscitator n. resuscitator. retardative (having power to retard)

retable [Eccl] n. retabulo (-tà-). adj. retardative.
retable [Eccl] n. retabulo. retarder n. retardator.
retail [Commer] n. detalio. retemper [Metal] v. retemperar.
retail n. detalio. retenaculum [Bot] n. retenaculo.
retail v. vender al detalio. retention (1. reservation; 2. memory;

3. Med]) n. retention.
retailer n. commerciante al detalio.
retention n. retention.
retain (1. to preserve; 2. to reserve; 3.
to remember) v. retener. retentive adj. retentive.
retain (1. to preserve; 2. to reserve; 3. retentive (good at remembering) adj.

to remember) v. retener -ten-/-tent-]. retentive.
retentivity n. retentivitate.
retain v. retener, conservar.
retiarius [Rom. Antiq] n. retiario.
retain v. conservar, retener.
reticence n. reticentia.
retainable adj. retenibile.
reticent adj. reticente.
retainer (1. detainer; 2. maintainer,
preserver) n. retentor. reticent adj. concentrate, reticente.
retake, take back again v. reprender - reticent adj. reticente, concentrate.

prend-/- pris-]. reticent, reserved, close adj.
retake, take back again v. reprender. concentrate (pp of concentrar).
retaking, recapture, recovery n. reprisa. reticent, reserved, close adj.
concentrate.
retaliate v. retaliar.
reticle [Opt] n. reticulo.
retaliation n. retaliation.
reticulate, reticulated adj. reticulate.
retaliatory adj. vindicative, de represalia.
reticulate reticular v. reticular.
retaliatory adj. de represalia, vindicative.
reticulated, reticulate adj. reticulate.
retard, delay (as in delay of a day) n.
reticulation n. reticulation.
retardo.
retard, hinder, hold back v. remorar. reticule (ladies' handbag) n. reticulo.
retard v. retardar, remorar. reticulum (1. net, netlike structure,

membrane; 2 . Zool] (second
retard v. remorar, retardar.
stomach of a ruminant) n. reticulo.
retardation (act of retarding) n.
retina n. retina.
retardation.
retardation, retardment (act of retinitis [Pathol] n. retinitis (-ìtis).
retarding) n. retardamento. retinitis [Pathol] n. retinitis.
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retinue, attendance n. retouching, touching up (act of) n.

accompaniamento. retocco.
retinue n. suite. retrace v. retraciar.
retire (from employment) v. retirar se, retrace one's steps v. retornar sur su
pensionar se. passos.
retire (from employment) v. pensionar retract (deny) vi. disdicer se.
se, retirar se. retract (withdraw take back) vt.
retire vt. pensionar. retraher.
retire (withdraw) vi. retraher se, receder. retractile adj. retractile.
retire (withdraw) vi. receder, retraher se. retractility n. retractilitate.
retirement (act of retiring) n. retraction (1. act of drawing back; 2.
retiramento. retractation, recantation) n.
retirement (act of retiring) n. retiro. retraction.
retirement n. retiro. retraction (denial) n. disdicimento.
retirement, seclusion n. reclusion. retraction, withdrawal (from a contract
retiring (of disposition) adj. reservate. or agreement) n. disdicimento.
retiring (of president, etc) adj. sortiente. retraction (withdrawal) n. retraction.
retort (an argument) v. retorquer. retractive adj. retractive.
retort (an argument) v. retorquer - retread (a path) v. repercurrer.

torqu-/-tort-/- tors-]. retread (a tyre) v. reconstruer.
retort [Chem] n. retorta. retreat n. Mil].
retort (in chemistry) n. retorta. retreat n. Relig].
retort n. replica aspere, retorsion. retreat (place of seclusion) n. retiro.
retort n. retorsion, replica aspere. retreat (place of seclusion) n.
retort v. replicar asperemente, retorquer. retiramento.
retort v. retorquer, replicar asperemente. retreat v. retirar se.
retorting, retort (an argument) (act retreat, withdrawal n. retraite.

of) n. retorsion. retreat, withdrawal n. retraite F].
retortion (act of turning or twisting retrenchment [Fortif] n. retirada.
again or back) n. retorsion. retrial n. nove processo.
retortive (of the nature of a retort) adj. retribution n. nemesis, punition juste.
retorsive. retribution n. punition juste, nemesis.
retouch, touch up, rework v. retoccar. retrieve v. recuperar.
retoucher [Photog] n. retoccator. retriever n. can reportator.
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retroact v. retroager -ag-/-act-]. retrospect n. retrospecto.

retroact v. retroager. retrospective adj. retrospective.
retroaction n. retroaction. return (1. act of going or coming
retroactive adj. retroactive. back; 2. requital, recompense) n.
retroactivity n. retroactivitate. retorno.
return (1. to give back; 2. to go or
retrocede (1. to move backwards; 2.
come back) v. retornar.
as in to retrocede territory) v.
retroceder -ced-/-cess-]. return (by - of) adv. post per retorno del
retrocede (1. to move backwards; 2. currero.
as in to retrocede territory) v. return, come back v. revenir.
retroceder. return (come back) vi. revenir.
retrocession n. retrocession. return, give back v. render.
retrogradation n. retrogradation. return (giving back) n. restitution.
retrograde (1. to move backwards, return (go back) v. retornar.
retrogress; 2. Astron]) v. return (going back) n. retorno.
retrogradar. return (in - for) adv. in recompensa de.
retrograde adj. retrograde.
return n. Commer].
retrograde n. retrogradation,
return (tax) n. declaration.
retrogression.
return vt. restituer, retornar, render.
retrograde n. retrogression,
return vt. render, restituer, retornar.
retrogradation.
retrograde (reversed in order, return vt. retornar, render, restituer.
movement, direction) adj. return, yield n. rendimento.
retrograde. return count, census n. censimento.
retrograde (reversed in order, return-ticket n. billet de ir e retorno.
movement, direction) adj. retrograde reunion (1. action of reuniting, state
(-trò-). of being reunited; 2. gathering,
retrograde vi. retrogradar, retrograduar. meeting assembly) n. reunion.
retrograde vi. retrograduar, retrogradar. reunion [Geog] n. Reunion.
retrogression [Math/ astron] n. reunion n. reunion.
retrogression.
reunite (bring together again) v. reunir.
retrogression n. regression.
reunite v. reunir (se).
retrogressive adj. regressive.
reunite v. reunir.
retrospect (in -) phr.
revaccinate, vaccinate again v.
retrospectivemente.
revaccinar.
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re-vaccination, repeated vaccination reverberate (1. to rebound; 2. to

n. revaccination. reflect, re-echo) v. reverberar.
revalorize [Fin] v. revalorisar. reverberate, echo, resound v. resonar.
reveal v. revelar. reverberate, reflect back v. repercuter.
revealer n. revelator. reverberate, reflect back v. repercuter -
revealment n. revelamento. cut-/- cuss-].
reveille n. diana. reverberate v. reverberar.
revel n. festivitate, festa. reverberation n. reverberation.
revel n. festa, festivitate. reverberation, reflection n.
revelation (book of -) n. libro del reverberation.
revelation, apocalypse. reverberation, repercussion n.
revelation (book of -) n. apocalypse, repercussion.
libro del revelation. reverberator, reflector n. reverbero (-
revelation n. revelation. vér-).
reverberator, reflector n. reverbero.
revel-in v. diverter se de.
revere v. venerar, reverar.
revelry (merriment) n. festivitate.
revere v. reverar, venerar.
revelry (unrestrained) n. bacchanalia.
revere v. reverer.
revendication, reclaim [Law] n.
revindication. revere, venerate v. venerar.
revenge, avenge v. vindicar. reverence (deep respect or regard) n.
revenge n. vengiantia, vindicantia. reverentia.
reverence n. veneration, reverentia.
revenge n. vindicantia, vengiantia.
reverence n. reverentia, veneration.
revenge (take -) v. vindicar se, vengiar
se. reverence v. coler, reverer.
revenge (take -) v. vengiar se, vindicar reverence v. reverer, coler.
se. reverence, veneration n. veneration.
revenge, vengeance n. vindicantia. reverence, worship, honor v. coler col-
revenge, vengeance n. vengiantia (- /cult-].
jàn-). reverence, worship, honor v. coler.
revenge, vengeance n. vengiantia. reverend adj. reverende.
revenue (from investments) n. renta. reverend n. reverendo.
revenue (receipts) n. receptas. reverend (worthy of reverence) adj.
revenue cutter n. guardacostas. reverende.
reverent, reverential adj. reverente (ppr
of reverer).
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reverent, reverential adj. reverente. revert v. revenir, retornar.

reverential adj. reverential. revert v. retornar, revenir.
reverential, reverent adj. reverente (ppr revery, reverie n. réverie F].
of reverer). revery, reverie n. réverie.
reverential, reverent adj. reverente. revet v. revestir.
reverie, revery n. réverie F]. revetment [Fortif] n. camisa.
reverie, revery n. réverie. review (1. act of looking over or re-
revers n. reverso. examining something) n. revista.
reversal (criticise) v. recenser. review (as in to review a book) v.
reversal (criticism) n. recension. recenser.
reversal (examine) v. revider. review (as in to review a book) v.
reversal n. revista, inversion. recenser -cens-/-cens-].
review (book review) n. recension.
reversal n. inversion, revista.
review (examination) n. examine,
reverse (1. opposite, contrary; 2. back,
examination.
opposite side; 3. adverse change of
review (examination) n. examination,
fortune) n. reverso.
examine.
reverse adj. invertite.
review (inspect or examine again) v.
reverse n. reverso. revider -vid-/-vis-/-vist-].
reverse, put hind side foremost v. review (inspect or examine again) v.
preposterar. revider.
reverse, reversed adj. reverse. review (periodical) n. review, revista.
reverse, turn, turn round v. reverter - review (periodical) n. revista, review.
vert-/- vers-].
reviewer, critic n. recensente.
reverse, turn, turn round v. reverter.
reviewer n. recensente.
reversed, reverse adj. reverse.
revile v. injuriar.
reversibility, reversibleness n.
revise v. revider.
reversibilitate.
reviser n. revisor.
reversible adj. reversibile.
revision (as in the revision of a book)
reversible (capable of being reversed)
n. revision.
adj. reversibile.
revision n. revision.
reversibleness, reversibility n.
reversibilitate. revisionist n. revisionista.
reversing switch [Elec] n. inversor. revival n. Relig].
reversion (1. Law]; 2. Biol]) n. reversion. revival n. Theat].
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revival, re-birth, renascence (as in revoke v. revocar.

revival of learning) n. renascentia. revoker n. revocator.
revival (rebirth) n. renascentia, revolt (disgust) vt. repugnar.
resuscitation. revolt, insurrection n. sublevamento.
revival (rebirth) n. resuscitation,
revolt n. revolta, sublevation.
renascentia.
revolt n. sublevation, revolta.
revival (relig) n. reunion pro renovar
revolt (rebel) v. revoltar.
fervor religiose.
revive, come to life again v. reviviscer. revolt (rebel) vi. revoltar, sublevar se.
revive, enliven, quicken v. reavivar. revolt (rebel) vi. sublevar se, revoltar.
revive, reanimate v. reanimar. revolt (rebellion) n. revolta.
revive (recover life) v. reviver. revolting (disgusting) adj. disgustose,

repugnante.
revive v. resuscitar.
revolting (disgusting) adj. repugnante,
revive v. Fig].
disgustose.
revive v. resuscitar (se).
revolting (rebellious) adj/adv. in revolta,
revive, vivify v. avivar. revolutionari.
revivification n. revivification. revolting (rebellious) adj/adv.
revivify v. revivificar. revolutionari, in revolta.
reviving, springing up again, revolute [Bot] adj. revolute.
renascent adj. renascente (ppr of revolution (1. rotation; 2. Pol]) n.
renascer). revolution.
reviving, springing up again, revolution n. revolution.
renascent adj. renascente. revolutionary adj. revolutionari.
reviving, vivifying (action of) n. revolutionary n. revolutionario.
avivamento. revolutionary, revolutionist n.
reviviscence n. reviviscentia. revolutionario.
reviviscent adj. reviviscente. revolutionist, revolutionary n.
reviviscent adj. reviviscente (ppr of revolutionario.
reviviscer). revolutionize (1. to overthrow the
revocability n. revocabilitate. government of; 2. to change
revocable adj. revocabile. completely) v. revolutionar.
revocatory adj. revocatori. revolutionize v. revolutionar.
revoke, annulment n. revoco. revolve, rotate, turn v. rotar.
revoke, cancel v. revocar. revolve vi. rotar, girar.
revolve vi. girar, rotar.
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revolve vt. revolver. Rhaetic (1. Rhaetian, pertaining to

revolver n. revolver. Rhaetia; 2. Geol]) adj. rhetic.
revolver (pistol with a cylinder) Rhaetic [Geol] n. rhetico.
revolver -volv-/-volut-/- volt-] ( Rhaeto-Romanic adj. rhetoroman.
n. revolver A]. Rhaeto-Romanic n. rhetoromano.
revolver (pistol with a cylinder) -rhage, - rhagia (bursting forth)
revolver -volv-/-volut-/- volt-] ( occurring in compounds] n. -rhagia
n. revolver. (-ìa).
revolving adj. rotante. -rhage, - rhagia (bursting forth)
revue n. revista. occurring in compounds] n. -rhagia.
revulse (divert by revulsion) Med] v. rhapsode [Gr. Antiq] n. rhapsodo.
reveller -vell-/-vuls-]. rhapsodic, rhapsodical adj. rhapsodic.
revulse (divert by revulsion) Med] v.
rhapsodical, rhapsodic adj. rhapsodic.
reveller.
rhapsodist (1. Gr. Antiq]; 2. one who
revulsion (disgust) n. repugnantia.
makes rhapsodies) n. rhapsodista.
revulsion [Med] n. revulsion.
rhapsody (1. Gr. Antiq]; 2. literary
revulsion [Med] n. revulsion.
miscellany; 3. Mus]) n. rhapsodia.
revulsive [Med] adj. revulsive.
rhapsody (1. Gr. Antiq]; 2. literary
reward, award a prize to v. premiar. miscellany; 3. Mus]) n. rhapsodia (-
reward n. recompensa, premio. ìa).
reward n. premio, recompensa. Rheims, Reims n. Reims.
reward, prize n. premio. Rheims, Reims n. Reims F].
reward v. premiar, recompensar. Rhenish adj. rhenan.
reward v. recompensar, premiar. rheo- (current) occurring in
rewind (a clock) v. remontar. compounds] n. rheo-.
rewind (wind back) v. rebobinar. rheometer [Elec] n. rheometro.
rework, retouch, touch up v. retoccar. rheometer [Elec] n. rheometro (-
rewrite, write over again v. rescriber. ò-).
rheophore [Elec] n. rheophoro.
rewrite, write over again v. rescriber -
scrib-/- script-]. rheophore [Elec] n. rheophoro (-
Rhaetia n. Rhetia. òforo).
rheostat n. rheostato (-ò-).
Rhaetian adj. rhetian.
rheostat n. rheostato.
Rhaetian n. rheto.
rheotome, interrupter [Elec] n.
rheotomo (- ò-).
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rheotome, interrupter [Elec] n. rhinology n. rhinologia (-ìa).

rheotomo. rhinology n. rhinologia.
rhetoric n. rhetorica. rhinoplastic [Surg] adj. rhinoplastic.
rhetorical adj. rhetoric. rhinoplasty [Surg] n. rhinoplastia (-
rhetorically adv. rhetoricamente. ìa).
rhetorician (1. teacher of rhetoric; 2. rhinoplasty [Surg] n. rhinoplastia.
one who uses rhetorical language) rhinorrhea [Pathol] n. rhinorrhea.
n. rhetor.
rhinorrhea [Pathol] n. rhinorrhea (-réa).
rhetorician (teacher of rhetoric) n.
rhinoscope n. rhinoscopio.
rhetorico.
rhinoscopic adj. rhinoscopic.
rheum, catarrh, cold n. rheuma -ma/-
rhinoscopy n. rhinoscopia (- ìa).
mat-].
rheum, catarrh, cold n. rheuma. rhinoscopy n. rhinoscopia.
rheumatic adj. rheumatic. rhiz-, rhizo-, -(r)rhiza (root-)

rheumatic n. rheumatico.
compounds] n. rhiz-.
rheumatism [Med] n. rheumatismo.
rhizophagous adj. rhizophage (-
rheumatism n. rheumatismo.
òphage).
rheumy, catarrhal adj. rheumatic.
rhizophagous adj. rhizophage.
rhinal adj. rhinal.
rhizopod [Zool] adj. rhizopode.
rhinalgia [Pathol] n. rhinalgia (-
rhizopod [Zool] adj. rhizopode (-
ìa).
òpode).
rhinalgia [Pathol] n. rhinalgia.
rhizopod [Zool] n. rhizopodo.
Rhine [Geog] n. Rheno.
rhizopod [Zool] n. rhizopodo (-
Rhine n. Rheno. òpodo).
Rhineland n. Rhenania. rhod-, rhodo- (rose, rose color)
rhinitis [Pathol] n. rhinitis. occurring in derivatives and
rhinitis [Pathol] n. rhinitis (-ìtis). compounds] n. rhodo-.
rhino-, rhin- (nose) occurring in Rhode Island n. Rhode-Island.
derivatives and compounds] n. rhin- Rhode Island n. Rhode-Island A].
. Rhodes [Geog] n. Rhodos.
rhinoceros n. rhinocerote. Rhodes [Geog] n. Rhodos (rò-).
rhinological adj. rhinologic. Rhodian (native of Rhodes) n. rhodio.
rhinologist n. rhinologo (-òlogo). Rhodian (of Rhodes) adj. rhodie.
rhinologist n. rhinologo. rhodic [Chem] adj. rhodic.
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rhodium [Chem] n. rhodium. rib n. costa.

rhodium [Chem] n. rhodium (rò- ribbon n. banda.
). rice n. ris.
rhododendron [Bot] n. rhododendro. rice field n. risiera.
rhododendron n. rhododendro. rice mill n. riseria (-ìa).
rhodonite [Mineral] n. rhodonite. rice mill n. riseria.
rhombic adj. rhombic. rich (1. wealthy; 2. abundant; 3.
rhombohedral adj. rhombohedric. valuable, costly) adj. ric.
rhombohedron n. rhombohedro. rich adj. ric.
rhomboid n. rhomboido. rich (person) n. ricco.
rhomboidal adj. rhomboidal. Richard n. Ricardo.
rhombus [Geom] n. rhombo. riches n. ricchessas.
Rhone [Geog] n. Rhodano. richness (abundance, costliness) n.
Rhone (river) n. Rhodano (rò-). ricchessa.
Rhone (river) n. Rhodano. richness n. ricchessa, opulentia.
rhubarb n. rheubarbaro (- richness n. opulentia, ricchessa.
bàrbaro). rick n. pila de feno.
rhubarb n. rheubarbaro. rick v. torquer.
rhyme (accord in rhyme) v. rimar. rickets n. rhachitis.
rhyme n. rima. rickets, rachitis [Med] n. rhachitis (-
rhyme [Pros] n. rima. ìtis).
rhyme (turn back) v. reverter. rickets, rachitis [Med] n. rhachitis.
rhyme v. rimar. rickety (liable to collapse) adj. fragile,
rhymer, versifier n. rimator. insecur.
rickety (liable to collapse) adj. insecur,
rhyming dictionary n. rimario.
fragile.
rhyncho-, -rhynch- (snout) occurring
rickety [Med] adj. rachitic.
in compounds] n. rhyncho-.
rickety, rachitic [Med] adj. rhachitic.
rhythm n. rhythmo inverter le currente
rid adj. quite, liberate.
electric.
rhythm n. rhythmo. rid adj. liberate, quite.
rhythmic adj. rhythmic. rid (get - of) v. eliminar, disembarassar

(se) de, disfacer (se).
rhythmical adj. rhythmic.
rid (get - of) v. disembarassar de,
rhythmics n. rhythmica.
disfacer, eliminar.
rib [Anat] n. costa.
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rid (get - of) v. eliminar, disembarassar ridge n. cresta.

de, disfacer. ridicule, make game of v. ludificar.
rid (get - of) v. disfacer (se), eliminar, ridicule n. ridiculo.
disembarassar (se) de.
ridicule v. rider se de, ludificar.
rid (get - of) v. disfacer, eliminar,
ridicule v. ludificar, rider se de.
disembarassar de.
ridiculous adj. ridicule.
rid (get - of) v. disembarassar (se) de,
disfacer (se), eliminar. ridiculous thing, characteristic n.
rid, quit adj. quite. ridiculo.
riding n. equitation.
rid v. liberar (un persona de un cosa).
rife adj. endemic, commun.
rid v. liberar.
rife adj. commun, endemic.
riddance n. liberation.
rife (be -) v. esser commun, abundar.
riddle (perforate) v. perforar.
rife (be -) v. abundar, esser commun.
riddle (perforate) v. perforar (con ballas).
riff-raff n. canalia.
riddle (puzzle) n. enigma.
rifle (a gun) v. cannellar.
riddle (sift) v. cribrar, passar per un
cribro. rifle, gun n. fusil.
riddle (sift) v. passar per un cribro, rifle, musket n. muschetto.
cribrar. rifle n. carabina, fusil.
riddle (tool) n. cribro. rifle n. fusil, carabina.
ride (act of riding horseback) n. rifle (sack) v. sacchear.
cavalcada. rift n. fissura.
ride (on horse) n. cavalcada.
rig (costume) n. costume.
ride (on horse) v. cavalcar, ir a cavallo.
rig (equip) v. equipar.
ride (on horse) v. ir a cavallo, cavalcar.
rig (falsify) v. falsificar.
ride (on horseback) v. cavalcar.
rig (installation) n. installation.
ride (on vehicle) n. viage.
rig (oil -) phr. turre marin de sondage
ride (on vehicle) vi. ir, viagiar. petrolifere.
ride (on vehicle) vi. viagiar, ir. rigadoon [Dancing] n. rigaudon.
ride vt. viagiar per. rigadoon [Dancing] n. rigaudon F].
ride on horseback v. equitar. rigging n. cordage, manovras.
rider (on bicycle) n. cyclista. rigging n. manovras, cordage.
rider (on horse) n. cavallero. rigging, tackle [Naut] n. manovra.
rider (on motorbike) n. motocyclista.
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right (1. conformable to justice, right hand n. dextra.

according with duty; 2. not left) adj. right hand side n. latere dextre.
derecte. right-angled, rectangular adj.
right (1. what is right; 2. as in right to rectangule.
life, liberty) n. derecto. righteousness n. virtute, rectitude,
right (all -!) interj. va ben! justitia.
right (be -) v. haber ration. righteousness n. rectitude, justitia,
right (correct) adj. correcte. virtute.
right (direction) adv. al dextra (mano). righteousness n. justitia, virtute,
rectitude.
right (direction) adv. al dextra.
rightful adj. legitime.
right (exact) adj. exacte.
right-handed n. dexteromane,
right (fair) adj. eque.
dextromane.
right (just) adj. juste.
righthanded (using the right hand
right, law (as in divine right or law) n. more easily and readily than the
jure. left) adj. dexteromane, dextromane.
right n. derecto, jure.
rightly adv. con ration.
right n. jure, derecto.
rightness n. justessa, rectitude.
right (not left) adj. dextere, dextre.
rightness n. rectitude, justessa.
right (not left) adj. dextre, dextere.
right-of-way phr. derecto de passage
right (on the - , to the -) adv. a dextra. righteous juste, virtuose.
right (straight) adv. ben, completemente, right-of-way phr. virtuose, derecto de
exactemente. passage righteous juste.
right (straight) adv. completemente, right-wing adj. Pol].
exactemente, ben. rigid adj. rigide.
right (straight) adv. exactemente, ben,
rigid, stiff adj. rigide.
completemente.
rigidity n. rigiditate.
right v. rectificar.
rigidity, stiffness n. rigiditate.
right angle n. angulo recte.
rigor (1. rigidity, stiffness; 2.
right away, already, at once adv. jam.
strictness, harshness; 3. Med/
right away phr. in marcha!
Physiol]) n. rigor.
right hand n. dextera (déx-), dextra (déx-
rigor, rigour n. rigor.
).
rigorism n. rigorismo.
right hand n. derecta.
rigorist n. rigorista.
right hand n. dextera, dextra.
rigorous adj. rigorose.
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rile v. irritar, exasperar. ring-road n. strata circular, strata

rile v. exasperar, irritar. perimetral.
riled up adj. irritate, escitate, exasperate. ring-road n. strata perimetral, strata
circular.
riled up adj. exasperate, irritate, escitate.
ring-shaped, annular adj. anular.
riled up adj. escitate, exasperate, irritate.
ringside adj. del prime rango.
rim, border, brink, edge, brim n. orlo.
ringside n. prime rango.
rim n. bordo, orlo.
ring-up v. telephonar.
rim n. orlo, bordo.
ringworm, athlete's foot, tinea
rime (form hoarfrost) v. pruinar.
[Pathol] n. tinea.
rind n. pelle, crusta.
ringworm, infected with tinea adj.
rind n. crusta, pelle.
tineose.
ring (boxing) n. ring. rink n. pista de patinage.
ring (circle) n. circulo, rondo. rinse v. reaquar, clarar.
ring (circle) n. rondo, circulo. rinse v. clarar, reaquar.
ring (circle of metal or other material) Rio-Muni [Geog] n. Rio Muni (Equatorial
n. anello. Guinea).
ring (circle of metal or other material) Rio-Muni [Geog] n. Rio Muni.
n. anulo.
riot n. tumulto.
ring (for finger) n. anulo, annello.
riot v. tumultuar.
ring (for finger) n. annello, anulo.
rioter n. tumultuoso.
ring n. Commer].
riotous adj. tumultuose.
ring (resound) v. resonar.
riotous, bacchic adj. bacchic.
ring (sound) n. sono.
rip n. laceration, fissura.
ring (sound) v. sonar.
rip n. fissura, laceration.
ring (sport) n. arena.
rip v. lacerar.
ringleader n. chef, instigator, corypheo.
riparian adj. ripari.
ringleader n. corypheo, chef, instigator.
ripe adj. matur.
ringleader n. instigator, corypheo, chef.
ripen (1. to bring to a head) Med] v.
ringlet n. bucla.
maturar.
ring-off v. reponer le apparato, terminar ripen v. maturar.
communication.
ripeness, maturity n. maturitate.
ring-off v. terminar communication,
ripeness n. maturitate.
reponer le apparato.
ripple (of sound) n. susurro.
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ripple (of water) n. parve unda. risk n. hasardo, risco.

ripple v. undear. risk n. risco, hasardo.
rise, arise v. surger surg-/surrect-]. risk, run the risk of v. riscar.
rise, arise v. surger. risk v. hasardar, riscar.
rise (ascent) n. ascension, elevation. risk v. riscar, hasardar.
rise (ascent) n. elevation, ascension. risk, venture v. aventurar.
rise (give - to) v. dar loco a. risky adj. hasardose, riscose.
rise (in price) v. augmentar. risky adj. riscose.
rise (in prices) n. augmento. risky adj. riscose, hasardose.
rise (in revolt) v. insurger, sublevar se. risky, hazardous adj. hasardate (pp of
rise (in revolt) v. sublevar se, insurger. hasardar).
rise (in revolt) v. insurger -surg-/-surrect- risky, hazardous adj. hasardate.
]. risky, hazardous adj. hasardose.
rise (in revolt) v. insurger. rissole n. bolletta, croquette.
rise (of sun) v. levar se. rissole n. croquette (de carne), bolletta.
rise (of sun) v. levar. rissole n. croquette, bolletta.
rise v. elevar se, levar se, surger. rissole n. bolletta, croquette (de carne).
rise v. surger, elevar se, levar se. rite n. rito.
rise v. levar se, surger, elevar se. ritual adj/n. ritual.
rise again (from the dead) v. resurger - ritual ritual adj. ritual.
surg-/- surrect-]. ritualism n. ritualismo.
rise again (from the dead) v. resurger. ritualist n. ritualista.
rise again, resurge v. resurger. ritually adv. ritualmente.
rise again, resurge v. resurger -surg-/- rival adj. rival, concurrente.
surrect-].
rival adj. concurrente, rival.
risibility n. risibilitate.
rival (be a rival) v. rivalisar.
risible (1. capable of laughter; 2.
rival, competing adj. rival.
laughable) adj. risibile.
rival, competitor n. concurrente.
rising early adj. matinal.
rival, competitor n. rival.
rising early adj. matutinal.
rival n. rival, concurrente, emulo.
rising of water (flood, freshet, spate)
rival n. emulo, rival, concurrente.
n. crescita.
risk, hazard, peril n. risco. rival n. concurrente, emulo, rival.
risk, hazard v. hasardar. rival v. rivalisar.

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rivalry, competition n. concurrentia. roadside n. bordo del cammino.

rivalry n. rivalitate. roadsign n. indicator.
rivalry n. rivalitate, emulation. roadway n. parte vehicular del cammino.
rivalry n. emulation, rivalitate. roadworthy adj. capace a functionar.
rivalship n. rivalitate. roam (stray) v. errar.
river (down -) adv. a valle. roam (travel) v. currer.
river (large, flowing to the sea) n. roam (travel) v. currer (le mundo;le
fluvio. stratas).
river n. riviera. roam, wander v. errar.
river n. fluvio. roar, murmur v. fremer.
river (small) n. riviera, rivo. roar n. fremito, rugito.
river (small) n. rivo, riviera. roar n. rugito, fremito.
river (up -) adv. a monte. roar (of bull) v. mugir.
riverbank n. margine. roar, roaring, murmur n. fremito (fré-).
riverside n. bordo del riviera/ fluvio. roar, roaring, murmur n. fremito.
rivet (attention) v. fixar. roar v. rugir.
rivet (insert rivets) v. rivetar. roar v. Gen].
rivet n. rivete. roaring (act of) n. rugito.
rivet v. rivetar. roaring, murmur, roar n. fremito (fré-).
riveter n. rivetator. roaring, murmur, roar n. fremito.
riveting (action of) n. rivetage. roast adj. rostite.
riveting (action of) n. rivetage (-aje). roast (as in to roast coffee) v. tostar.
road, highway, street (paved) n. strata. roast, broil, grill [Cookery] v. rostir.
road, route n. itinere. roast (coffee) v. tostar.
road (route) n. itinere. roast (meat) v. rostir.
road (street, etc) n. via, cammino, strata. roast (meat) v. rostir (se).
road (street, etc) n. strata, via, cammino. roast beef n. roast beef A].
road (street, etc) n. cammino, strata, via. roast beef n. roast beef.
road, way n. cammino. roast-beef n. rostito de bove, roast beef.
road sledge, drag, dray n. slitta. roast-beef n. roast beef, rostito de bove.
road sledge, drag, dray n. traha. roaster (one who or that which
roadblock n. bloco stratal. roasts) n. tostator.
roadmap n. mappa de stratas.
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roasting, broiling, grilling [Cookery] n. rock vi. balanciar se, vacillar.

rostimento. rock vi. vacillar, balanciar se.
rob, depredate, plunder v. predar. rock-and-roll n. le rock, rock-&-
rob, steal v. robar. roll.
rob v. robar. rock-and-roll n. rock-&-roll, le
robber n. robator. rock.
robbery n. robamento, furto. rock-bottom adj/ adv/n. puncto plus basse.
robbery n. furto, robamento. rock-bottom (hit -) v. descender al

puncto plus base.
robbery n. robamento.
rock-climber n. scalator de roccas.
robe (dress) n. sortita, roba.
rock-climbing n. scalada de roccas.
robe (dress) n. roba, sortita.
rocket (as in signal rocket) n. rocchetta.
robe, gown (of office) n. toga.
rocket n. rocchetta.
robe (legal) n. toga.
rock-garden n. jardin alpin.
robe v. vestir.
rocking-chair n. sede a bascula.
robe v. vestir (se).
rocky adj. roccose.
robe, wrap [Clothing] n. sortita.
rocky (as in a rocky shore) adj. roccose.
robin (bird) n. pectore-rubie.
rocky, stony (abounding in stones) adj.
robin (redbreast) n. pectorerubie.
saxose.
robot n. robot Cz].
Rocky Mountains [Geog] n. Montaneas
robot n. robot. Roccose.
robust adj. robuste, valide. rococo n. rococo.
robust adj. valide, robuste. rococo n. rococo (-cò-).
robust adj. robuste. rocuperator n. recuperator.
robustness n. robustessa. rod (connecting -) n. biella.
robustness, vigor n. validitate. rod (fishing -) n. canna de piscar.
rock (in a cradle) v. cunar. rod n. virga, verga.
rock (in cradle) v. cunar. rod n. verga, virga.
rock (large mass of stone) n. rocca. rod (straight, slender stick) n. virga.
rock (move) v. balanciar. rodent adj. rodente (ppr of roder).
rock n. rocca, saxo, petra. rodent adj. rodente.
rock n. petra, rocca, saxo. rodent n. roditor.
rock n. saxo, petra, rocca. rodent-deer n. capreolo.
rock, stone n. saxo. rodomontade n. rodomontada.
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Rodrigues [Geog] n. Rodrigues. roll, turn round v. volver volv-/volut-

Rodrigues (Island in the Indian /volt-].
Ocean) n. Rodrigues. roll, turn round v. volver.
roentgen (international unit of roll vi. rolar.
quantity of x-rays) Phys] n. röntgen. roll vt. rolar, volver.
roentgenogram n. röntgenogramma. roll vt. volver, rolar.
roentgenologist n. röntgenologista. roll up, coil, roll v. inrolar.
roentgenology n. röntgenologia. rollcall n. appello nominal.
roentgenology n. röntgenologia (- roller n. rolo.
ìa). roller-bearing n. cossinetto de rolos.
rogation [Rom. Law] n. rogation. roller-bearing (road -) n. rolo
rogatory [Law] adj. rogatori. compressor.
roger (register, I read you) interj. roger. roller-skate n. patin de rotas.
roger v. commun. rolling (act of) n. rolamento.
rogue n. picaro. rolling n. rolamento.
role n. rolo. rolling (of country) adj. undulose.
roll (1. as in to roll a ball along the rolling (turning) adj. rolante.
ground; 2. to be rolling; 3. Naut] rolling, wavy, undulous adj. undulose.
(sway from one side to the other) v. rolling mill, flatting mill n. laminatorio.
rolar.
rolling-mill n. laminatorio.
roll (1. something rolled up; 2.
rolling-pin n. rolo.
cylindrical mass; 3. record, list of
rolling-stock n. material rolante.
names) n. rolo.
roll-over v. volver, volver se al altere
roll (continued motion from side to
latere.
side) Naut] n. rolamento.
roll-over v. volver.
roll (list) n. rolo, matricula.
roll-over v. volver se al altere latere,
roll (list) n. matricula, rolo.
volver.
roll (of bread) n. panetto. roll-up v. inrolar.
roll (of ship) n. rolamento. roll-up v. inrolar (se).
roll, register, list (of members) n. Romagna (former province of Italy) n.
matricula. Romagna.
roll, roll up, coil v. inrolar. Romagna (former province of Italy) n.
roll (something rolled up) n. rolo. Romagna I].
Romagnol adj. romagnol.
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Romagnol adj. romagnol (- nyòl). romanian n. romaniano.

Romagnol n. romagnolo (- nyòlo). Romanian, Rumanian adj. romanian.
Romagnol n. romagnolo. Romanian, Rumanian n. romaniano.
Romaic adj. romaic (-àic). Romanic adj. romanic.
Romaic adj. romaic. Romanism n. romanismo.
Romaic n. romaico (-àico). Romanist (1. one versed in Roman
Romaic n. romaico. law; 2. student of Romance
Roman adj. roman. languages or philology) n.
romanista.
roman adj. roman.
Romanize v. romanisar.
Roman (inhabitant of Rome) n. romano.
Romansch, Romansh n. romancio.
roman n. romano.
Romansh, Romansch n. romancio.
Roman Empire n. Imperio Roman.
romantic adj. romancesc, romantic.
Roman realm, realm of Latin (language
romantic adj. romantic, romancesc.
and culture) n. Romania.
romantic adj. romantic.
roman-catholic adj. catholic.
romantic n. romantico.
roman-catholic n. catholico.
romantic (of the nature of a romance
romance adj. neolatin, romance.
or novel) adj. romancesc.
romance adj. romance, neolatin.
romanticism n. romanticismo.
romance [Lit/Mus] n. romance.
romanticize v. render romantic.
romance (love affair) n. amor.
Romany (Gypsy, the gypsy tongue) n.
romance n. philol/lit/mus.
egyptiano.
Romance [Philol] n. romance.
Romany (Gypsy, the gypsy tongue) n.
romance (romantic novel) n. romance egyptio.
sentimental. Rome [Geog] n. Roma.
romance v. exaggerar.
Rome n. Roma.
romancer n. romancero.
romp n. joco turbulente.
romancero (a collection of ballads) n.
romp v. jocar con turbulentia.
romancero.
rompers n. supertoto de baby.
romancero (a collection of ballads) n.
romp-home v. succeder facilemente.
romancero H].
Romanesque [Arch] adj. romanic. Romulus n. Romulo.
Romania [Geog] n. Romania. rondeau (1. Pros ]; 2. Mus]) n. rondeau

F].
Romania, Rumania n. Romania.
rondeau (1. Pros ]; 2. Mus]) n. rondeau.
romanian adj. romanian.
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Ronsdorfer, Zionite [Eccl. Hist] n. root (of plant, source) n. radice.

sionita. root (square -) n. radice quadrate.
roof n. tecto. root (take -) v. radicar.
roof v. coperir de un tecto. root up, uproot v. displantar.
rook (bird) n. grande corvo. rootlet, radicel [Bot] n. radicella.
rook, castle [Chess] n. turre. root-out v. eradicar, extirpar.
rook, castle [Chess] n. roc. root-out v. extirpar, eradicar.
rook (chess) n. roc, turre. root-stock n. rhizoma.
rook (chess) n. turre, roc. rope, cord n. corda.
room (dining -) n. camera a mangiar. rope n. corda, fun.
room (double -) n. camera a duo rope n. fun.
personas.
rope n. fun, corda.
room (in house) n. camera.
rope v. ligar con cordas.
room (large, public) n. sala.
rope-ladder n. scala de corda.
room (make - for) v. facer placia a.
ropemaker n. funero.
room (single -) n. camera a un persona.
rope-off v. reservar con cordas.
room (sitting -) n. salon.
rosaceous [Bot] adj. rosacee.
room (space) n. placia, spatio.
rosaniline [Chem] n. roseina (-ì-).
room (space) n. spatio, placia.
rosaniline [Chem] n. roseina.
room (waiting -) n. sala de attender.
rosary [Eccl] n. rosario.
room-mate n. companion de camera.
rosary n. rosario.
roomy adj. spatiose, ample.
rose (1. pink, rosy; 2. as in rose
roomy adj. ample, spatiose.
vinegar) adj. rosate.
roost n. percha.
rose (1. rose flower) n. rosa.
roost v. dormir al percha.
rose adj. rosee, rosate.
rooster, cock n. gallo.
rose adj. rosate, rosee.
rooster n. gallo.
rose, give a roseate tint to v. rosar.
root (1. as in root of a plant; 2.
rose n. rosa.
source, origin; 3. Philol]) n. radice.
rose, rosebush n. rosario.
root (1. as in root of a plant; 2.
rose, rose-colored adj. rosee.
source, origin; 3. Philol]) n. radice (-
rose rash, roseola [Pathol] n. roseola (-
ìce).
sé-).
root (cube -) n. radice cubic.
rose rash, roseola [Pathol] n. roseola.
root n. math/ philol.
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rose-bud n. button de rosa. rot v. corrumper, decomponer, putrer.

rose-bush n. rosario. rot v. corrumper (se), decomponer (se),
rosebush, rose n. rosario. putrer (se).
rose-colored, rose adj. rosee. rot v. putrer.
rosemary n. rosmarino. rot v. decomponer, putrer, corrumper.
roseola, rose rash [Pathol] n. roseola (- rot v. decomponer (se), putrer (se),
sé-). corrumper (se).
roseola, rose rash [Pathol] n. roseola. rot v. putrer (se), corrumper (se),
decomponer (se).
rosette n. rosetta.
rota [Geog] n. Rota.
rostral, pertaining to a rostrum adj.
rota [R.C.Ch] n. rota.
rostral.
rostrate (having a rostrum) adj. rota (roster) n. lista de servicios.
rostrate. rotalia [Zool] n. rotalia.
rostrum (curved end of a ship's prow) Rotarian adj. rotarian.
Rom. Antiq] n. rostro. Rotarian n. rotariano.
rostrum n. tribuna, rostro. rotary adj. rotative.
rostrum n. rostro, tribuna. Rotary n. Rotary A].
rostrum, platform, tribune n. tribuna. Rotary n. Rotary.
rostrum, pulpit n. cathedra (càt- rotary, rotatory adj. rotatori.
). rotary, rotatory, rotative adj. rotative.
rostrum, pulpit n. cathedra.
rotate, gyrate v. girar.
rosy adj. rosate, incarnatin.
rotate, turn, revolve v. rotar.
rosy adj. incarnatin, rosate.
rotate v. rotar, girar.
rosy, incarnadine, flesh-pink adj.
rotate v. girar, rotar.
incarnatin.
rotation (act of rotating, turning,
rot, affect with caries [Med] v. cariar.
revolving) n. rotation.
rot, cause to decay v. corrumper -rump-
rotation, gyration n. giration.
/-rupt-].
rotation n. rotation.
rot, cause to decay v. corrumper.
rotative, rotary, rotatory adj. rotative.
rot n. decomposition.
rotator (1. that which rotates; 2.
rot (of teeth) v. cariar.
Anat]) n. rotator.
rot (of teeth) v. cariar (se).
rotatory, rotary adj. rotatori.
rot v. putrescer.
rotatory, rotative, rotary adj. rotative.
rot v. putrer, corrumper, decomponer.
rote (by -) adv. de memoria.
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rotifer (one of the Rotifera) Zool] n. rough-and-ready adj. improvisate,

rotifero (- tì-). hastive.
rotifer (one of the Rotifera) Zool] n. rough-and-ready adj. hastive,
rotifero. improvisate.
rotisserie, grillroom n. rotisserie F]. roughen, make rough v. asperar.
rotisserie, grillroom n. rotisserie. roughen v. asperar.
rotogravure n. rotogravure. roughness, harshness, asperity n.
rotor [Mach] n. rotor. asperitate.
rotor [Mach] n. rotor A]. roughness n. asperitate.
rotten, decayed, tainted, infeeted adj. roughshod (- ride) phr. tractar un

corrupte. persona sin consideration.
rotten [Gen] adj. putride, corrupte. roulette (game of) n. roulette.
rotten [Gen] adj. corrupte, putride. roulette (game of) n. roulette F].
rotten (of teeth) adj. cariate. roulette n. roulette.
rotund adj. rotunde. round (... around) adv. circum-...
rotund, round adj. rotunde. round (1. spherical, globular; 2.

circular) adj. ronde.
rotunda [Arch] n. rotunda.
round (1. spherical or globular body;
rotundity, roundness n. rotunditate.
2. circle, ring) n. rondo.
rouble n. rubble.
round adj. rotunde, circular, ronde.
rouge n. rouge, fardo.
round adj. circular, ronde, rotunde.
rouge n. fardo, rouge.
round adj. ronde, rotunde, circular.
rouge, paint, make-up [Cosmetics] n.
round (ammunition) n. tiro.
fardo.
rouge, paint n. rouge F]. round (boxing) n. round.
rouge, paint n. rouge. round (go round) v. contornar.
rough (approximate) adj. approximate. round (golf) n. partita.
rough (crude) adj. rustic, rude. round, make round v. rotundar.
rough (crude) adj. rude, rustic. round, make round v. arrotundar.
rough, harsh adj. aspere (à-). round (make round) v. rotundar,

arrotundar.
rough, harsh adj. aspere.
round (make round) v. arrotundar,
rough (not smooth) adj. aspere.
rotundar.
rough (of sea) adj. grosse, turbulente.
round (of inspection) n. ronda, circuito.
rough (of sea) adj. turbulente, grosse.
round (of inspection) n. circuito, ronda.
roughage n. alimentos inassimilabile.
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round, rotund adj. rotunde. rout v. deroutar.

round (round object) n. rotundo. route [Gen] n. route, itinerario.
round, rounds [Mil] n. ronda. route [Gen] n. itinerario, route.
round (salvo) n. salva. route (public transport) n. linea.
round (series) n. serie. route, road n. itinere.
round (sphere, circle) n. rotundo, rondo. route (way taken in getting from
round (sphere, circle) n. rondo, rotundo. starting point to destination) n.
round, spherical, circular adj. orbicular. route.
route (way taken in getting from
round v. contornar.
starting point to destination) n.
roundabout adv. approximativemente,
route F].
circa.
routinary, routine adj. routinari.
roundabout adv. circa,
approximativemente. routine adj. routinari.
roundabout n. carosello. routine n. routine F].
roundabout (traffic) n. cruciata giratori. routine n. routine.
roundabout way, detour n. deviation. routine, routinary adj. routinari.
roundabout-route n. via indirecte. routineer n. routinero.
roundness n. rotunditate. rove v. vagabundar, errar, vagar.
roundness, rotundity n. rotunditate. rove v. vagar, vagabundar, errar.
round-off (- up) v. assemblar. rove v. errar, vagar, vagabundar.
round-off (make round) v. arrotundar. rover n. vagabundo.
round-off (perfect) v. perfectionar. rover (sea -) n. pirata.
rounds, round [Mil] n. ronda. row (a boat) vt. remar.
roundsman n. livrator. row (be rowing) v. remar.
rouse (excite) v. activar, excitar. row (dispute) n. altercation.
rouse (excite) v. excitar, activar. row (dispute) vi. altercar.
rouse (from sleep) v. eveliar. row (eye) n. supercilio.
rousing adj. emotionante, excitante. row (line) n. rango.
rousing adj. excitante, emotionante. rowdy adj. ruitose.
rout [Mil] n. deroute F]. rowdy n. persona turbulente.
rout [Mil] n. deroute. rower n. remator.
rout [Mil] v. deroutar. rowing n. remage, canotage.
rout n. deroute. rowing n. canotage, remage.

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rowing-boat n. barca remate. rubbish (nonsense) n. nonsenso.

rowlock n. fulcro, pivot (de un remo). rubbish (worthless articles) n. cosalia.
rowlock n. pivot (de un remo), fulcro. rubble n. fragmentos de petra o de
rowlock n. pivot, fulcro. briccas.
rowlock n. fulcro, pivot. rubefacient [Med] adj. rubefaciente.
royal adj. royal. rubefaction [Med] n. rubefaction.
royal adj. royal, regal. rubescent adj. rubescente (ppr of

rubescer).
royal adj. regal, royal.
rubescent adj. rubescente.
royal regal, regal adj. regal.
rubiaceous adj. rubiacee.
royalism n. royalismo.
rubicund, ruddy adj. rubicunde.
royalist adj/n. royalista.
rubidium [Chem] n. rubidium.
royalist n. royalista.
rubidium [Chem] n. rubidium (-
royally adv. royalmente.
bì-).
royalties n. derectos de autor.
ruble [Monet] n. rublo.
royalty (regality) n. regalitate.
ruble n. rublo.
royalty (royal people) n. ?
rub-out v. rader.
rub, friction v. frictionar.
rub-out v. rader (con le gumma).
rub v. fricar.
rubric [Eccl/Law] n. rubrica (-ìca).
rub v. frictionar, fricar.
rubric [Eccl/Law] n. rubrica.
rub v. fricar, frictionar.
rubricator n. rubricator.
rub v. fricar fric-/frict-].
rubrician, rubricist n. rubricista.
rubber (eraser) n. gumma.
rubricist, rubrician n. rubricista.
rubber (the material) n. cauchu, gumma.
ruby adj. color de rubino.
rubber (the material) n. gumma, cauchu.
ruby n. rubino.
rubber (the material) n. gumma (elastic),
ruby (Oriental) n. rubino.
cauchu.
rucksack n. sacco de dorso, rucksack.
rubber (the material) n. cauchu, gumma
rucksack n. rucksack, sacco de dorso.
(elastic).
rubber tree n. gummiero. rudder n. governaculo, timon.
rubber-band n. elastico. rudder n. timon, governaculo.
rubber-dinghy n. rate pneumatic. rudder [Naut/Aviation] n. governaculo.
rubbing, friction n. fricamento. ruddle, red ocher n. rubrica (-

ìca).
rubbish (garbage) n. immunditias.
ruddle, red ocher n. rubrica.
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ruddy adj. rubicunde. rug, carpet, tapestry n. tapis.

ruddy, rubicund adj. rubicunde. rug, carpet, tapestry n. tapis F].
rude (1. roughly made or done, rug n. tapete.
without finish or polish; 2. rugby (sport) n. rugby.
impolite, not courteous) adj. rude. rugged (rough) adj. rude, irregular.
rude, churlish adj. malgratiose. rugged (rough) adj. irregular, rude.
rude (coarse) adj. grossier. rugged (tough) adj. forte, robuste, dur.
rude (ill-mannered) adj. impolite, brusc. rugged (tough) adj. robuste, dur, forte.
rude (ill-mannered) adj. brusc, impolite. rugged (tough) adj. dur, forte, robuste.
rude, impolite adj. impolite. ruggedness n. asperitate.
rude (rough impolite) adj. rude. rugose, wrinkled adj. rugose.
rudeness (bad manners) n. impolitessa, rugosity n. rugositate.
discortesia.
ruin (1. downfall, decay; 2. building in
rudeness (bad manners) n. discortesia,
ruins) n. ruina.
impolitessa.
ruin (1. downfall, decay; 2. building in
rudeness, coarseness n. grosseria (-
ruins) n. ruina (-ìna).
ìa).
ruin, destruction n. eversion.
rudeness, coarseness n. grosseria.
ruin, destruction n. pernicie.
rudeness (coarseness) n. grosseria.
ruin n. perdition.
rudiment n. rudimento.
ruin n. ruina.
rudimentary adj. rudimentari.
ruin, ruining (act of) n. ruinamento.
rueful adj. triste, melancholic.
ruin, undo v. perder.
rueful adj. melancholic, triste.
ruin v. ruinar, perder.
ruff (Machetes pugnax) Ornith] n.
combattente. ruin v. perder, ruinar.
ruffian n. bruto, scelerato. ruin v. ruinar.
ruffian n. scelerato, bruto. ruining, ruin (act of) n. ruinamento.
ruffle (fold) v. arrugar, plicar. ruinous adj. ruinose.
ruffle (fold) v. plicar, arrugar. rule (- a line) v. traciar.
ruffle, frill n. volante. rule (1. regulation; 2. as in slide rule)
n. regula.
ruffle n. volante.
rule (1. regulation; 2. as in slide rule)
ruffle v. perturbar, agitar.
n. regula (ré-).
ruffle v. agitar, perturbar.
rule (as a -) phr. in principio.
rug, carpet, tapestry n. tapete.
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rule, direct (as or like a regent) v. ruminate v. ruminar.

regentar. rumination n. rumination.
rule (govern) v. reger, governar. rummage v. perquirer (revolvente le
rule (govern) v. governar, reger. cosas).
rule (government) n. governamento. rummage v. perquirer.
rule (mark with parallel straight lines rumor, public report n. fama.
drawn with a ruler) v. regular. rumor, report n. rumor.
rule (paper) n. regular. rumor, report n. ruito (-ìto).
rule (regulation ruler) n. regula. rumor, report n. ruito.
rule over, govern v. imperar. rumor, rumour n. ruito, rumor.
rule-out v. eliminar. rumor, rumour n. rumor, ruito.
ruler (for drawing) n. regula. rumor, rumour v. rumorar.
ruler (person) n. governator, soverano. rumor v. rumorar.
ruler (person) n. soverano, governator. rumored, much talked of adj. rumorose.
ruler, rector, director, chief n. rector. rump (of horse) n. cruppa.
ruling adj. dirigente. rump (posterior) n. culo.
ruling n. decision. rump-steak n. rumpsteak.
rum n. rum A]. run (action of running) n. cursa, curso.
rum n. rum. run (action of running) n. curso, cursa.
rum (side-) Mus] n. cassa. run (distance covered) n. percurso.
Rumania [Geog] n. Romania. run (in the long -) phr. al longe.
Rumania, Romania n. Romania. run (move fast) vi. currer.
Rumanian n. romanian. run (move swiftly) v. currer.
Rumanian, Romanian adj. romanian. run (move swiftly) v. currer curr-/curs-].
Rumanian, Romanian n. romaniano. run (of dye) v. distinger se, diffunder se.
rumble, din, rattle v. streper. run (of dye) v. diffunder se, distinger se.
rumble n. strepito, ruito surde. run (of river) v. fluer.
rumble n. ruito surde, strepito. run (print) n. tirage.
rumble v. facer ruito surde, streper. run, running (action of) n. cursa.
rumble v. streper, facer ruito surde. run, running (action of running) n.
rumen (first stomach of ruminants) n. curso.
rumine. run (travel) v. passar, ir.
ruminant (one of the Ruminantia) n. run (travel) v. ir, passar.
ruminante.
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run v. diriger. run-into v. collider contra.

run (work) v. functionar. runner (of a sledge) n. patin.
run again v. recurrer -curr-/-curs-]. runner (one who runs) n. cursor.
run again v. recurrer. runner-bean n. phaseolo.
run aground, strand v. insablar. runner-up adj/n. secundo.
run aground, strand v. arenar. runnin, rung (action of) n. cursa.
run counter to, thwart, oppose v. running (direction) n. direction.
contrariar. running, flowing adj. currente.
run into v. incurrer. running (in succession) adj. consecutive.
run into v. incurrer -curr-/curs-]. running (of water) adj. currente.
run or travel through v. percurrer -curr- running, run (action of running) n.
/-curs-]. curso.
run or travel through v. percurrer. running (working) n. functionamento.
run the risk of, risk v. riscar. running aground, silting, stranding
run together and meet v. concurrer - (act of) n. insablamento.
curr-/-curs-]. running together, meeting (action of)
run together and meet v. concurrer. n. concurrentia.
runaway adj. fugitive. run-on v. continuar.
runaway n. fugitivo. run-out (expire) v. expirar, perimer.
run-away v. fugir, escappar. run-out (expire) v. perimer, expirar.
run-away v. escappar, fugir. run-out (leave fast) v. exir currente.
run-down (go down fast) v. descender run-out-of v. exhaurir.
currente. run-over (knock down) v. abatter.
run-down (mock) v. denigrar.
run-over (overflow) v. disbordar.
run-down (of battery) adj. discargate.
run-up (climb running) v. montar
run-down (weakened) adj. debilitate. currente.
rune n. runa. run-up (come running) v. accurrer.
rung n. grado, scalon. run-up (debts) v. lassar accumular.
rung n. scalon, grado. run-up-against v. incontrar.
rung, step n. scalon. runway n. pista de atterrage.
rung, step, stair n. grado. rupee n. rupia.
runic adj. runic. rupture, breaking n. ruptura.
run-in (a car) v. probar le traduction. rupture, breaking n. rumpimento.
run-in (enter fast) v. entrar currente.
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rupture (breaking) n. rumpimento, Russia n. Russia.

ruptura. Russia (White -) n. Bielorussia.
rupture (breaking) n. ruptura, Russian (1. native of Russia; 2.
rumpimento. Russian language) n. russo.
rupture [Med] n. ruptura.
russian adj. russe.
rupture v. rumper.
Russian adj. russe.
rupture v. rumper (se).
russian n. russo.
rural adj. rural, agreste.
Russify v. russificar.
rural adj. rural.
Russophile adj. russophile.
rural adj. agreste, rural.
Russophile n. russophilo.
rural, rustic adj. campestre.
Russophile n. russophilo (-sò-).
ruralize (make rural) v. ruralisar.
rust (1. iron oxide; 2. Agr]) n. ferrugine.
rurally adv. ruralmente.
rust n. ferrugine.
ruse n. stratagema.
rust (-proof metal) n. phr. metallo
rush (assault) vt. assaltar. inoxydabile.
rush [Bot] n. junco, scirpo. rust v. oxydar.
rush [Bot] n. scirpo, junco. rust v. oxydar (se).
rush (hurry) n. cursa precipitate, haste, rustic (1. pertaining to the country; 2.
impeto. rough, unrefined) adj. rustic.
rush (hurry) n. haste, impeto, cursa rustic (1. rural; 2. awkward, uncouth)
precipitate. adj. agreste.
rush (hurry) n. impeto, cursa precipitate, rustic adj. rustic.
haste.
rustic, countryman n. rustico.
rush (hurry) v. pulsar.
rustic, countryman n. rustico
rush (send) v. expedir con urgentia.
(rùs-).
rush vi. precipitar se. rustic, rural adj. campestre.
rush up, come running v. accurrer. rustic, villager n. villano.
rush-hour n. hora de puncta, hora de rusticate (1. to reside in the country;
affluentia. 2. Masonry]) v. rusticar.
rush-hour n. hora de affluentia, hora de
rustication (1. living in the country; 2.
puncta.
Masonry]) n. rustication.
rusk n. biscuit dur.
rusticity n. rusticitate.
russet n. color de ferrugine.
rustle (make noise) vi. susurrar.
Russia [Geog] n. Russia.
rustle, murmur, buzz, hum n. susurro.
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rustle n. susurro. Ruthenian n. rutheno.

rustle (steal) vt. furar, robar. ruthenic [Chem] adj. ruthenic.
rustle (steal) vt. robar, furar. ruthenium [Chem] n. ruthenium (-té-).
rustless adj. inoxydabile. ruthenium [Chem] n. ruthenium.
rustling, susurrant, whispering, ruthless adj. impietose, implacabile.
murmuring adj. susurrante. ruthless adj. implacabile, impietose.
rustproof adj. inoxydabile. ruthlessness adj. implacabilitate.
rusty adj. ferruginose. rutilant, golden red adj. rutile.
rut (be in a -) v. esser routinero. rutile [Mineral] n. rutilo (rù)
rut n. sulco, cannellatura. rutile [Mineral] n. rutilo.
rut n. cannellatura, sulco. Rwanda [Geog] n. Rwanda.
Ruth n. Ruth. rye [Bot] n. secale.
Ruthenia n. Ruthenia. rye n. secale.
Ruthenian adj. ruthen. rye-bread n. pan de secale.
Ruthenian adj. ruthenic. rye-grass n. lolio perenne.
S - s
s (letter -) n. littera s (es). Sabine n. sabino.

S O S [Naut] n. S O S A]. sable n. zibellina.
S O S [Naut] n. S O S. sabotage n. sabotage.
Saba [Geog] n. Saba. sabotage n. sabotage (-aje).
Sabbatarian n. sabbatario. sabotage v. sabotar.
Sabbatarian, Sabbatic, Sabbatical adj. saboteur n. sabotator.
sabbatic. saboteur n. saboteur.
Sabbatarianism n. sabbatarismo. saboteur n. saboteur F].
sabbath n. sabbato. sabre n. sabla.
Sabbath n. sabbato. sabre, saber n. sabla.
Sabbatic, Sabbatical, Sabbatarian adj. sac [Anat/Bot/Zool] n. sacco.
sabbatic.
saccharate [Chem] n. saccharato.
saber, sabre n. sabla.
saccharic adj. saccharose.
saber, slash v. sablar.
sacchariferous adj. saccharifere.
Sabine adj. sabin.
saccharification n. saccharification.
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saccharify v. saccharificar. sacred, holy adj. sacrate.

saccharin [Chem] n. saccharina. sacred, holy adj. sacrate (pp of sacrar).
saccharin n. saccharina. sacred, holy adj. sacre.
saccharine adj. saccharin. sacred rite n. sacro.
saccharoid adj. saccharoide. sacredness, holiness, sanctity n.
saccharometer n. saccharometro. sanctitate.
saccharometer n. saccharometro (- sacrificc (1. as in sacrifice to the gods;
òmetro). 2. as in sacrifice of one's life) n.
saccharose [Chem] n. saccharosa. sacrificio.
sacrifice n. sacrificio.
sacerdocy, priesthood n. sacerdotio.
sacrifice v. sacrificar.
sacerdotal adj. sacerdotal.
sacrificer n. sacrificator.
sachet n. sacchetto.
sacrilege n. sacrilegio.
sack, bag n. sacco.
sacrilegious adj. sacrilege.
sack, bag (put in a bag or sack) v.
insaccar. sacrilegious adj. sacrilege (-ì-).
sack (bag plunder) n. sacco. sacristan, sexton n. sacristano.
sack (dismiss) v. destituer, dimitter. sacristan, sexton n. sacrista.
sack (dismiss) v. dimitter, destituer. sacristy, vestry n. sacristia.
sack (get the -) v. esser dimittite. sacristy, vestry n. sacristia (-ìa).
sack, pillage v. sacchear. sacrosanct adj. sacrosancte.
sack (plunder) v. mitter a sacco. sad adj. triste.
sack (put in -) v. insaccar. sadden, make sad v. contristar.
sack (sacking, plundering) n. sacco. sadden, make sad v. attristar.
sackful, bagful n. saccata. sadden v. attristar, contristar.
sacking, pillage n. saccheamento. sadden v. contristar, attristar.
sacking, pillage n. saccheo. saddle n. sella.
sacking, pillage n. saccheo (-éo). saddle (put a saddle upon) v. sellar.
sacrament [Eccl] n. sacramento. saddle (put saddle upon) v. insellar.
sacrament n. sacramento. saddle v. insellar, sellar.
sacramental adj. sacramental. saddle v. sellar, insellar.
Sacramentary [R.C.Ch] n. sacramentario. saddle-backed, swaybacked adj.
sacred adj. sacre, sacrate. insellate (pp of insellar).
saddle-backed, swaybacked adj.
sacred adj. sacrate, sacre.
insellate.
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saddlebow n. arcion. safety-belt n. cinctura de securitate.

saddler n. sellero. safety-catch n. button de securitate.
saddlery n. selleria. safety-pin n. spinula de securitate.
saddlery n. selleria (-ìa). safety-valve n. valvula de securitate.
saddle-with v. cargar de. saffron (yellowing spice from a crocus
sadism n. sadismo. flower) n. safran.
sadist n. sadista. sag v. ceder, flecter se.
sadistic adj. sadista. sag v. flecter se, ceder.
sadness n. tristitia. sag v. flecter se (sub le peso), ceder.
sadness n. tristessa. sag v. ceder, flecter se (sub le peso).
sadomasochism n. sadomasochismo. saga (medieval story of an Icelandic
sadomasochist n. sadomasochista. hero or family) n. saga.
sadomasochistic adj. sadomasochista. saga n. saga.
safari n. safari. sagacious adj. sagace.
safe adj. secur, salve. sagacity n. sagacitate.
safe adj. salve, secur. sage adj. sage.
safe n. cassa forte. sage (half-shrubby mint) Bot] n. salvia.
safe, secure adj. secur. sage (herb) n. salvia.
safe (unhurt) adj. salve. sage, wise adj. sage (sàje).
safe-and-sound phr. san e salve. sage, wise adj. sage.
safe-conduct n. salveconducto. sage, wise man n. sagio.
safeguard, care for, keep in one's sage, wise man n. sagio (sajo).
custody v. custodiar. sage (wise man) n. sagio.
safeguard, keep safe v. salveguardar. sageness, wisdom n. sagessa.
safeguard n. salveguarda. sageness, wisdom n. sagessa (-j-).
safeguard v. salveguardar. sagittal (1. of or like an arrow; 2.
safeguard safe-conduct n. salveguarda. Anat]) adj. sagittal.
safekeeping n. bon guarda, custodia. Sagittaria [Bot] n. sagittaria.
safekeeping n. custodia, bon guarda. sagittarius n. sagittario.
safekeeping, protection n. salveguarda. sagittary, arrow adj. sagittari.
safely adv. sin accidente, in securitate. sagittate (shaped like an arrowhead)

adj. sagittate.
safely adv. in securitate, sin accidente.
sagittiform, arrowshaped adj.
safety n. securitate.
sagittiforme.
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sago n. sago. saintly adv. religiose, sancte, pie.

Sahara n. Sahara. saintly adv. sancte, pie, religiose.
Sahara n. Sahara (sà-). saintly, saint, holy adj. sancte.
sail (action) n. excursion marin, voga. Saipan [Geog] n. Saipan.
sail (action) n. voga, excursion marin. sake (for the - of) phr. pro gratia de.
sail (cloth) n. vela. sake n. consideration, gratia.
sail (depart) v. partir. sake n. gratia, consideration.
sail (drift) v. vogar. salable, vendible adj. vendibile.
sail (go from one place to another in a salacious adj. salace.
ship) v. navigar. salaciousnes n. salacitate.
sail, move, float, drift v. vogar. salad n. salada.
sail, navigate (as in to navigate or sail salad n. salata.
the seas) v. navigar. salad bowl n. salatiera.
sail (navigate) v. navigar. salamander (1. fire spirit; 2. Zool]) n.
sail (set -) v. poner al vela. salamandra.
sail (the sail of a ship) n. vela. salamander n. salamandra.
sail above v. supernavigar. salami n. salami.
sail along, coast along (the coast) v. salariat, class of employees, body of
costear. employees n. salariato.
sailing (departure) n. partita. salary n. salario.
sailing, moving, floating, drifting (act sale (act of selling) n. vendita (vén-).
of) n. voga. sale (act of selling) n. vendita.
sailing (navigation) n. navigation. sale (clearance) n. liquidation.
sailing ship n. veliero. sale n. liquidation.
sailing-ship n. veliero. sale n. vendita.
sailmaker n. velero. sale price n. precio de vendita, precio de
sailor n. marinero. liquidation.
sailor, seaman, mariner n. marinero. sale price n. precio de liquidation, precio
saint [Fem] f. sancta. de vendita.
saint, holy, saintly adj. sancte. sales person n. venditor.
saint (person) adj. sancte. salicaceous [Bot] adj. salicinee.
saint (used by itself) n. Masc]. salicin [Chem] n. salicina.
saintly adv. pie, religiose, sancte. salicyl [Chem] n. salicyl.

salicylate [Chem] n. salicylato.
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salicylic [Chem] adj. salicylic. salmon [Zool] (Salmo salar, the fish
salicylol [Chem] n. salicylol. salmon) n. salmon.
salicylous [Chem] adj. salicylose. salmonid [Zool] adj. salmonide.
salient adj. prominente, saliente. salon (parlor, reception room) n. salon.
salient adj. saliente, prominente. saloon (beerhouse) n. bireria (-
salient [Fortif] n. salienie. ìa).
saloon (beerhouse) n. bireria.
salient ((jutting out) conspicuous) adj.
saliente (ppr of salir). saloon n. salon.
salient ((jutting out) conspicuous) adj. saloon n. caupona.
saliente. saloon (tavern) n. taberna.
saliferous adj. salifere. saloon (tavern) n. taberna (-bér-).
salifiable [Chem] adj. salificabile. saloon (tavern) n. taberna, taverna.
salification [Chem] n. salification. saloon (tavern) n. taverna, taberna.
salify v. salificar. salt (add salt to, seation with salt) v.
saline (1. consisting of or containing salar.
salt; 2. briny) adj. salin. salt [Chem] n. sal.
saline adj. saline. salt (common -) n. sal.
salinity n. salinitate. salt (table -) n. sal.
saliva n. sputo, saliva. salt v. salar.
saliva n. saliva, sputo. salt down (brine, pickle in brine) v.
saliva, spittle n. saliva. salmuriar.
saliva-producing, sialagogue, salt down (have corned) v. insalar.
sialagogic adj. sialagoge. salt maker n. salinero.
salivary adj. salivari. salt marsh, fen n. maremma.
salivate, water v. salivar. salt shaker n. salin.
sallow adj. pallide. salt shaker n. salinero.
sally [Mil] (raid) n. excursion. salt shaker, saltcellar n. saliera.
sally [Mil] (sortie) n. sortita. salt water n. aqua salate, aqua marine.
sally n. impeto, eruption. salt water n. aqua marine, aqua salate.
sally n. eruption, impeto. saltant, jumping adj. saltante (ppr of
sally v. facer erumper. saltar).
saltant, jumping adj. saltante.
salmon (color of -) adj. salmon.
saltation, jumping n. saltation.
salmon (the color salmon) n. salmon.
saltcellar, salt shaker n. saliera.
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salter (one who salts meat, fish) n. salute, greeting n. salute.

salator. salute n. Mil].
saltigrade [Zool] adj. saltigrade (- salute n. Greet].
ì-).
salute with an accolade, embrace v.
saltigrade [Zool] adj. saltigrade.
accollar.
salting n. condimento, salsura. saluter, greeter n. salutator.
salting n. salsura, condimento. salvable adj. salvabile.
salting (operation of) n. salatura. salvage v. salvar.
saltless adj. sin-sal. salvage v. reservar.
salt-mine n. salifodina, mina de sal. salvation n. salvation.
salt-mine n. mina de sal, salifodina. salvation n. salvamento.
saltpeter, niter n. salnitro. salvation n. salute.
saltpeter (niter) n. salpetra. salvation (rescue) n. salvation.
saltpeter (niter) n. nitro. Salvationist n. salutista.
saltpeter worker or dealer n. salnitrero. salve (apply eye -) v. unguer le oculos.
saltpeter worker or dealer n. salpetrero. salve n. unguento.
saltpeter works n. salnitriera. salve, ointment n. unguento.
saltpeter works n. salpetriera. salve (plaster) n. emplastro.
saltpetrous, nitrous adj. salnitrose. Salvia [Bot] n. salvia.
saltpetrous (nitrous) adj. salpetrose. salvo [Mil] n. salva.
salty adj. salate (pp of salar). Samaria n. Samaria.
salty adj. salate. Samaritan (1. inhabitant of Samaria; 2.
salubrious adj. salubre. good Samaritan; 3. Samaritan
salubrious (healthy, healthful) adj. language) n. samaritano.
salubre. Samaritan (1. pertaining to Samaria; 2.
salubrity (health, healthfulness) n. pertaining to the good Samaritan)
salubritate. adj. samaritan.
salutary adj. salutar. same adj. mesme.
salutary (wholesome salutar) adj. same adv. mesmo.
salutar. same thing pron. idem.
salutation (greeting) n. salutation.
sameness n. identic, identitate.
salutation n. salutation.
sameness n. identitate, identic.
salute (flag -) n. salute de bandiera.
samovar n. samovar.
salute (greet) v. salutar.
samovar n. samovar R].
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sample n. monstra. sanctuary (1. sacred space around the

sample n. specimen, exemplo. altar of achurch; 2. place of refuge
sample n. exemplo, specimen. or protection) n. sanctuario.
sample, taste (wines, tea) v. degustar. sanctuary n. sanctuario.
sample vt. examinar. sanctuary, temple [Rom. Antiq] n. fano.
Sampson, Samson n. Sampson. sand (1. to cover with sand; 2. to rub

with sand) v. arenar.
Samson, Sampson n. Sampson.
sand n. sablo.
Samson Sampson n. Samson.
sand n. arena.
Samuel n. Samuel.
sand (of) adj. arenari.
samurai n. samurai J].
sand (sprinkle or cover with sand) v.
samurai n. samurai.
sablar.
sanatorium, sanitarium n. sanatorio.
sand bank, silt n. insablamento.
sanctification n. sanctification.
sandal (as in Creek sandals) n. sandalia.
sanctifier n. sanctificator.
sandal n. sandalia.
sanctify, hallow v. sanctificar.
sandbank, shelf n. sicca.
sanctify vt. sanctificar.
sand-box n. cassa del arena.
sanctimonious adj. sanctimoniose,
sandglass, hourglass n. sabliero.
sanctitate.
sandiness, gravelliness n. arenositate.
sanctimonious adj. sanctitate,
sanctimoniose. sandpit n. arenario.
sanction (1. solemn or ceremonious sandstone n. topho.
ratification; 2. Law]; 3. sandwich n. sandwich.
approbation, assent) n. sanction. sandwich n. sandwich A].
sanction (1. to give sanction to; 2. to sandy adj. sablose.
approve of) v. sanctionar. sandy, arenaceous adj. arenacee.
sanction, establish, confirm v. sancir. sandy, gravelly adj. arenose.
sanction, establish, confirm v. sancir sandy n. arenose.
sanc-/ sanct-].
sane adj. san.
sanction n. sanction.
sane (mentally sound) adj. san.
sanction vt. sanctionar, sancir.
sanguiferous adj. sanguifere.
sanction vt. sancir, sanctionar.
sanguification n. sanguification.
sanctity n. sanctitate.
sanguinary adj. sanguinari, sanguinante.
sanctity, sacredness, holiness n.
sanguinary adj. sanguinante, sanguinari.
sanctitate.
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sanguinary, bloody (1. blood-thirsty; sapient, wise, discerning adj. sapiente.

2. accompanied by much sapiential adj. sapiential.
bloodshed) adj. sanguinari. sapling n. surculo, arboretto.
sanguinary, bloody (accompanied by sapling n. arboretto, surculo.
much bloodshed) adj. sanguilente.
saponaceous adj. saponacee.
sanguine adj. sanguilente, sanguinose.
saponification n. saponification.
sanguine adj. sanguinose, sanguilente.
saponify v. saponificar.
sanguine (as in sanguine
saponin [Chem] n. saponina.
temperament) adj. sanguinee.
saporous, sapid adj. sapide.
sanguineous (1. of or containing
sapper n. sappator.
blood; 2. abounding with blood)
sapphire [Mineral] n. sapphiro.
adj. sanguinee.
sanguinolent adj. sanguinolente. sapphire n. sapphiro.
sanguisorba [Bot] n. sanguisorba. sapphirine [Mineral] n. sapphirina.
Sanhedrin n. Sanhedrin. sapping, undermining n. sappamento.
sanhedrin n. bib. sappy adj. succose.
Sanhedrin, Synedrion, Synedrium n. saprophyte [Biol] n. saprophyto (-

Synedrio. òphyto).
sanicle [Bot] n. sanicula. saprophyte [Biol] n. saprophyto.
sanitarium, sanatorium n. sanatorio. saracen n. saraceno.
sanitary adj. sanitari. Saracen, Saracenic adj. saracen.
sanity n. sanitate. saracene adj. saracen.
San-Marino [Geog] n. San Marino. saracene n. saraceno.
Sao-Tome-e-Principe [Geog] n. Sao Saracenic, Saracen adj. saracenic.

Tome e Principe. sarcaam n. sarcasmo.
sap, juice n. succo. sarcasm n. sarcasmo.
sap (juice circulating in plant tissue) n. sarcastic adj. sarcastic.
lympha. sarcastically adv. sarcasticamente.
sap [Mil] n. sappa. sarcophagus n. sarcophago.
sap n. succo. sarcophagus n. sarcophago (- ò-).
sap (tree -) n. succo de arbore. Sard, Sardinian adj. sarde.
sap, undermine v. sappar. sardine [Ichthyol] n. sardina.
sapid, saporous adj. sapide. sardine n. sardina.
sapidity n. sapiditate. sardine dealer n. sardinero.
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sardine fisherman n. sardinero. satiate, satiated adj. satiate.

sardine industry n. sardineria. satiate v. satiar.
sardine industry n. sardineria (- satiety n. satietate.
ìa). satin, glaze, gloss v. satinar.
Sardinia [Geog] n. Sardinia. satin n. satin F].
Sardinia n. Sardinia. satin n. satin.
Sardinian n. sardo. satinette, satinet n. satinetta.
Sardis [Geog] n. Sardis. satiny, lustrous adj. satinate.
sardonic adj. sardonic. satiny, lustrous adj. satinate (pp of
sartorial (pertaining to a tailor) adj. satinar).
sartorial. satire n. satira.
sash [Clothing] n. charpa (sh-). satire n. satira (sà-).
sash [Clothing] n. charpa. satiric, satirical adj. satiric.
sash n. zona, cingillo. satirical adj. satiric.
sash n. cingillo, zona. satirist n. satirico.
Saskatchewan [Geog] n. Saskatchewan. satirist n. satirico, satirista.
sassafras (1. sassafras tree; 2. satirist n. satirista, satirico.
sassafras bark) n. sassafras (-
satirize v. satirisar.
fràs).
satisfaction (contentment) n.
sassafras (1. sassafras tree; 2.
satisfaction, contentamento.
sassafras bark) n. sassafras.
satisfaction (contentment) n.
satan [Bib] n. Satan. contentamento, satisfaction.
satanic (relig) adj. satanic. satisfaction (for an injury) n. reparation.
satchel n. sacculo. satisfaction n. satisfaction.
sate, satiate v. satiar. satisfaction (payment) n. liquidation.
sated, saturated adj. sature. satisfaction, pleasure n. complacentia.
sateen n. satin. satisfactory adj. satisfactori.
sateen n. satin F]. satisfactory adj. satisfacente (ppr of
satellite n. satellite. satisfacer).
satellite n. satellite (-tél-). satisfactory adj. satisfacente.
satiable adj. satiabile. satisfied adj. contente, satisfacte.
satiate, sate v. satiar. satisfied adj. satisfacte, contente.
satiate, satiated adj. satiate (pp of satisfied adj. contente.
satiar). satisfied adj. contente (de).
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satisfied, content adj. satisfacte. saucer n. subcuppa.

satisfied, pleased adj. complacente. saucy (cheeky) adj. impertinente.
satisfy v. satisfacer -fac-/-fact-]. saucy (coquettish) adj. coquette.
satisfy v. satisfacer. Saudi-Arabia [Geog] n. Saudi Arabia.
satrap n. satrape. sauerkraut n. sauerkraut G].
saturability n. saturabilitate. sauerkraut n. sauerkraut.
saturable adj. saturabile. sauna n. sauna.
saturate adj. saturate. saunter n. deambulation.
saturate adj. saturate (pp of saturar). saunter v. deambular, flanar.
saturate v. saturar. saunter v. flanar, deambular.
saturated, sated adj. sature. sauntering, deambulatory adj.
saturation n. saturation. deambulatori.
Saturday n. sabbato. saurian n. sauro.
saturday n. sabbato. sausage n. salsicia.
Saturn (1. Rom. Relig]; 2. Astron]; 3. sausage maker or dealer n. salsiciero.

Alchem] (lead) n. Saturno. sausage shop n. salsicieria (-ìa).
saturn n. saturno. sausage shop n. salsicieria.
Saturnia [Zool] n. saturnia. sauté [Cooking] adj. sauté F].
Saturnian adj. saturnie. sauté [Cooking] adj. sauté.
Saturnian adj. saturnal. savage adj. feroce, salvage.
saturnine (1. heavy gloomy; 2: Med]) savage adj. salvage, feroce.
adj. saturnin. savage n. salvage.
saturnism, lead poisoning n. savage v. attaccar, morder.
saturnismo. savage v. morder, attaccar.
satyr (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Entom]) n.
savage, wild adj. salvage.
satyro (sà-).
savage, wild adj. salvage (-aje).
satyr (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Entom]) n.
savageness, savagery n. salvageria (-
satyro.
ajerìa).
satyr n. satyro.
savageness, savagery n. salvageria.
sauce, gravy n. sauce.
savagery, savageness n. salvageria.
sauce, gravy n. sauce F].
savagery, savageness n. salvageria (-
sauce n. sauce.
ajerìa).
sauceboat n. sauciera.
savanna, savannah n. savanna.
saucepan n. casserola.
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save (as in to save money, time) v. saw (tool for sawing) n. serra.
sparniar. saw v. serrar.
save (avoid) v. evitar. sawdust n. pulvere de serra.
save, but prep. salvo. sawing (action of) n. serration.
save (keep back) v. reservar. sawmill n. serreria (-ìa).
save (money) v. sparniar. sawmill n. serreria.
save prep. salvo. sawwort [Bot] n. serratula.
save, rescue v. salvar. sawyer n. serrator.
save (rescue) v. salvar. saxhorn [Mus] n. saxcorno.
saved adj. salvate. saxhorn [Mus] n. saxhorn.
saveloy, cervelat (sausage) n. cervelata. Saxicola [Ornith] n. saxicola.
saving (economy) n. economia. Saxicola [Ornith] n. saxicola (-ì-).
saving n. sparnio. saxicolous, saxicoline (growing on, or
saving (of money) n. sparnio. inhabiting rocks) Bot/Zool] adj.
saving, rescue n. salvamento. saxicole.
saving (rescue) n. salvamento. saxicolous, saxicoline (growing on, or
savings n. peculio, sparnios. inhabiting rocks) Bot/Zool] adj.
saxicole (-ì-).
savings n. sparnios, peculio.
saxifragaceous [Bot] adj. saxifragacee.
savings, nest egg n. peculio.
saxifrage [Bot] n. saxifraga.
savings-bank n. cassa de sparnio.
saxifrage [Bot] n. saxifraga (-ì-).
savior (1. rescuer; 2. redeemer) n.
salvator. saxifragous (breaking or dissolving
stone) adj. saxifrage (-ì-).
savior, saviour n. salvator.
saxifragous (breaking or dissolving
savor, flavor, taste n. sapor.
stone) adj. saxifrage.
savor n. sapor.
Saxony (1. Anc. Hist] (land of the
savor (taste with pleasure) v. saporar.
Saxons; 2. former Kingdom of
savor v. saporar.
Saxony; 3. Prussian Saxony) n.
savory, savorous adj. saporose. Saxonia.
savory, savoury adj. saporose. saxophone n. saxophono.
savory, savoury n. entremets (non saxtuba, bass saxhorn [Mus] n.
sucrate. saxtuba.
savory, tasty adj. gustose. say (let him have his -) v. phr. lassa le
saw n. serra. parlar.
say n. derecto de parlar.
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say v. dicer. scale (crust) n. incrustation, scalia.

say v. dicer dic-/dict-]. scale (crust) n. scalia, incrustation.
saying, aphorism (sententious) n. scale (for measuring) n. scala.
sententia. scale [Mil] v. scalar.
saying (as in an old saying) n. dicto. scale [Mus] n. scala.
saying n. dicto, sententia. scale (of fish) n. squama.
saying n. sententia, dicto. scale (remove scales from) v. squamar.
scabbard n. vaina. scale, remove the scales from v.
scabbard, sheath n. vaina. squamar.
scabbard, sheath n. vaina (-ìna). scale (scrape) v. scaliar.
scabbard maker, sheather n. vainero. scale (sliding -) n. phr. scala mobile.
scabellum [Rom. Antiq] n. scabello. scale inspector, scale tester n.
scabies, mange n. scabie. balancista.
scabious [Bot] n. scabiosa. scale tester, scale inspector n.
balancista.
scabious, mangi adj. scabiose.
scale-down v. reducer secundo le scala.
scaffold n. scafolt.
scalelike, scaly adj. scaliose.
scaffold (place of execution) n. scafolt.
scales n. balancia.
scaffolding n. perticage de travalio,
scale-up v. augmentar secundo le scala.
armatura provisori de travalio.
scaffolding n. armatura provisori de scaling, husking n. scaliage (-aje).
travalio, perticage de travalio. scaling, husking n. scaliage.
scald (1. scalding; 2. burn) n. scallop, pecten [Zool] n. pectine.
escaldatura. scallop (sewing) n. feston.
scald (burn accidentally or treat with scallop [Zool] n. pectine.
boiling water, steam) v. escaldar.
scalp (as in to take scalps) n. scalp.
scald n. escaldatura.
scalp (as in to take scalps) n. scalp A].
scald v. escaldar.
scalp (deprive of the scalp) v. scalpar.
scale (1. to remove the scales from; 2.
scalp n. scalp, corio capillute.
to cover with scales) v. scaliar.
scalp n. corio capillute, scalp.
scale (1. Zool/Bot/ Med]; 2. Metal]) n.
scalp v. scalpar.
scalia.
scalpel n. scalpello.
scale (as in scale of a fish, scale of
dead outer skin) n. squama. scaly adj. squamose.
scale (climb) v. scalar. scaly, scalelike adj. scaliose.

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scamp n. mal subjecto. Scandinavian n. scandinavo.

scamp v. exequer troppo hastivemente. scandium [Chem] n. scandium.
scamper, bolt (away) v. escampar. scandium [Chem] n. scandium
scamper v. escampar, currer. (scàn-).
scamper v. currer, escampar. scanner [Comp] n. scannator.
scamper away v. escampar, escampar se. scanner [Elect] n. scanner.
scamper away v. escampar se, escampar. scanner [Elect] n. scanditor.
scampi n. langustinas. scanner [Elect] n. apparato pro le

reproduction electronic de textos e
scan (- a text or photo) v. scannator.
imagines.
scan (examine) v. scrutar.
scansion [Metrics] n. scansion.
scan (scan verse) v. scander scand-
scant, scanty adj. exigue.
/scans-;- scend-/-scens-].
scant, scanty adj. insufficiente.
scan (scan verse) v. scander.
scantiness, exiguity n. exiguitate.
scan, scrutinize, examine v. scrutar.
scapegoat n. capro expiatori.
scan (verses) v. scander.
scapula, shoulder blade n. scapula
scan (verses) v. metir.
(scà-).
scan (with radar) v. explorar.
scapula, shoulder blade n. scapula.
scandal (as in political scandal) n.
scapular (1. a sleeveless croak; 2. a
scandalo (scàn-).
badge of membership in certain
scandal (as in political scandal) n.
orders, consisting of two pieces of
scandalo.
cloth and worn under the clothing)
scandal n. scandalo.
Eccl] n. scapulario.
scandalize (be -d) v. scandalisar se.
scapular adj. scapular.
scandalize v. scandalisar.
scapulohumeral [Anat] adj.
scandalous adj. scandalose, malsonante. scapulohumeral.
scandalous adj. malsonante, scandalose. scar, cicatrice n. cicatrice.
scandalous, offensive adj. malsonante. scar n. cicatrice.
scandalous example, offense n. scar (of a wound) n. crusta.
scandalo (scàn-). scar (strike-breaker) n. rumpe-exopero.
scandalous example, offense n.
scar vi. cicatrisar se.
scandalo.
scar vt. marcar con un cicatrice.
Scandinavia [Geog] n. Scandinavia.
scarabaeus (1. Entom]; 2. Egyptol]
Scandinavia n. Scandinavia.
(scarab) n. scarabeo (-éo).
Scandinavian adj. scandinave.
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scarabaeus (1. Entom]; 2. Egyptol] scarlet-fever n. scarlatina, febre

(scarab) n. scarabeo. scarlatin.
scarce adj. pauco abundante. scarlet-fever n. febre scarlatin,
scarce adj. rar. scarlatina.
scarp, escarp [Mil] n. scarpa.
scarce adj. pauco commun.
scarp, slope (face of a hill) n. scarpa.
scarcely adv. a pena.
scarped, steep adj. scarpate.
scarcely, barely, hardly adv. vix.
scarped, steep adj. scarpate (pp of
scarcely, hardly (a pena) adv. apena.
scarpar).
scarcity n. penuria.
scathelessness, wholeness (state or
scarcity (rarity) n. raritate.
condition of being whole,
scarcity (shortage) n. penuria. unharmed) n. indemnitate.
scare (be -d) v. haber pavor. scathing adj. caustic, mordace.
scare n. panico. scathing adj. mordace, caustic.
scare v. espaventar (se). scatter (clouds) v. dissipar (se).
scare v. espaventar. scatter (clouds) v. dissipar.
scarecrow n. esparenta-aves. scatter, disperse v. dispersar.
scarecrow n. espaventa-aves. scatter (spread) v. dispersar.
scarecrow n. esparentaaves. scatter (spread) v. dispersar (se).
scaremonger n. alarmista. scatterbrained adj. distracte.
scarf (big -) n. cravata. scattered, at random, in different
scarf, cravat, necktie n. cravata. places, passim, here and there adv.
scarf n. charpa. passim (pàs-).
scarlatina n. scarlatina. scattered, at random, in different
scarlatina, scarlet fever n. scarlatina. places, passim, here and there adv.
passim.
scarlet (1. color scarlet; 2. scarlet
scattering n. dispersion.
cloth or clothes) n. scarlato.
scavenge v. colliger immunditias, scopar
scarlet adj. scarlatin.
le stratas.
scarlet adj. vermilie, scarlatin.
scavenge v. scopar le stratas, colliger
scarlet adj. scarlatin, vermilie.
immunditias.
scarlet n. scarlato. scavenger (animal) n. animal o ave que
scarlet, vermilion, bright red adj. se alimenta de caronia.
vermilie. scavenger (animal) n. animal
scarlet fever, scarlatina n. scarlatina. necrophage.
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scavenger (animal) n. necrophago. scent (fill with perfume) v. imbalsamar,

scavenger (person) n. scopator de perfumar.
stratas. scent (fill with perfume) v. perfumar,
sccant (as in a secant line) adj. secante. imbalsamar.
sccant (as in a secant line) adj. secante scent (of animal) n. pista.
(ppr of secar). scent, perfume (fill with sweet odor) v.
scelalgia, pain in the legs [Pathol] n. imbalsamar.
scelalgia. scent (perfume) n. perfumo.
scelalgia, pain in the legs [Pathol] n. scent (smell) n. odor.
scelalgia (- ìa). scepter n. sceptro.
scelo-, scel- (leg) occurring in scepter n. sceptre.
sceptic n. sceptico.
scelo-.
sceptic, skeptic n. sceptico.
scenario n. scenario.
Sceptic, Skeptic [Philos] n. sceptico.
scene (1. unit of dramatic action; 2.
sceptic, skeptical, sceptical, skeptic
place of action) n. scena.
adj. sceptic.
scene n. scena.
sceptical adj. sceptic.
scene, wing, side [Theat] n. coulisse F].
sceptical, skeptic, sceptic, skeptical
scene, wing, side [Theat] n. coulisse. adj. sceptic.
scene shifter, stagehand n. machinista. sceptically adv. scepticamente.
scenery (landscape) n. paisage. scepticism n. scepticismo.
scenery (theat) n. scena, paisage. scepticism, skepticism n. scepticismo.
scenery (theat) n. paisage, scena. sceptre n. sceptro.
scenic adj. scenic. schedule (list) n. lista, inventario.
scenic, scenical (of or pertaining to schedule (list) n. inventario, lista.
the scenes of dramatic action) adj.
schedule (plan) n. plano.
scenic.
schedule (timetable) n. horario.
scenical, scenic (of or pertaining to
schedule v. rediger, inscriber.
the scenes of dramatic action) adj.
scenic. schedule v. rediger (un lista de), inscriber
scenographer n. scenographo (- (in un lista;etc).
ògrapho). schedule v. inscriber (in un lista;etc),
scenographer n. scenographo. rediger (un lista de).
schedule v. inscriber, rediger.
scenographic adj. scenographic.
schema n. schema -ma/-mat-].
scent (detect by smell) v. olfacer.
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schema n. schema. schizophrenia n. schizophrenia.

schematic adj. schematic. schizophrenia [Psychiatry] n.
schematism n. schematismo. schizophrenia.
schematize v. schematisar. schizophrenia [Psychiatry] n.
schizophrenia (- ìa).
scheme (1. as in the metrical scheme
schizophrenic adj. schizophrenic.
of a sonnet; 2. plan in tabulated
form) n. schema. schizophrenic n. schizophrenico.
scheme (1. as in the metrical scheme schizophrenic, schizophrene n.

of a sonnet; 2. plan in tabulated schizophrenico.
form) n. schema -ma/-mat-]. schizopod [Zool] n. schizopodo.
scheme n. designo, plano, schema. schizopod [Zool] n. schizopodo (-

òpodo).
scheme n. schema, designo, plano.
schizopol, schizopodous adj.
scheme n. plano, schema, designo.
schizopode.
scheme v. intrigar.
schizopol, schizopodous adj.
schemes, indulge in fanciful ideas v. schizopode (- ò-).
chimerisar. scholar (academic) n. erudito, docto.
scheming intrigante adj. intrigante.
scholar (academic) n. docto, erudito.
scheming intrigante adj. intrigante (ppr
scholar, learned man, teacher n.
of intrigar). doctor.
scherzo n. scherzo I].
scholar, learned person n. erudito.
scherzo n. scherzo.
scholar (pupil) n. scholar.
schism (1. division, separation; 2.
scholarly adj/adv. docte, erudite.
Eccl]) n. schisma.
scholarly adj/adv. erudite, docte.
schism (1. division, separation; 2.
scholarship, burse n. bursa.
Eccl]) n. schisma -ma/-mat-].
scholarship (learning) n. erudition.
schismatic n. schismatico.
scholarship (money) n. bursa.
schismatic, schismatical adj. schismatic.
scholastic adj. scholastic.
schismatical, schismatic adj. schismatic.
scholastic n. scholastico.
schist [Petrography] n. schisto.
scholasticism n. scholasticismo.
schistose, schistous [Petrography] adj.
school adj. scholar.
schistose.
schistous, schistose [Petrography] adj. school (elementary -) n. schola primari.
schistose. school (grammar -) n. schola primari.
schizogenesis, scissiparity [Biol] n. school (high -) n. schola secundari,
scissiparitate. lyceo.
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school (high -) n. lyceo, schola schooner [Naut] n. schooner A].

secundari. schooner-rigged adj. con velas de
school n. schola. goletta (- de schooner).
school (primary -) n. schola primari. schooner-rigged adj. con velas de
school (private -) n. schola private. goletta.
school (public - , (english private -) n. schorl n. tourmalina nigre.
lyceo private con dotation. schotische n. danza scotese, schotische.
school (public -) n. schola public. schotische n. schotische, danza scotese.
school (secondary -) n. schola schottische [Dancing] n. schottisch G].
secundari. schottische [Dancing] n. schottisch.
school v. instruer. schuss n. recte.
school scholar adj. scholar. schuss v. skiar rapideemente in linea.
schoolboy n. scholar, puero (alumno). Schwyz n. Switza.
schoolboy n. puero, scholar. scia- (shadow) occurring in
schoolboy n. puero (alumno), scholar. compounds] n. scia-.
schoolboy n. scholar, puero. sciamachy, sham fight, shadow
schoolgirl n. puera (alumna), scholar. boxing n. sciamachia (-ìa).
schoolgirl n. scholar, puera. sciamachy, sham fight, shadow
schoolgirl n. scholar, puera (alumna). boxing n. sciamachia.
schoolgirl n. puera, scholar. sciatic (1. pertaining to the hip) 2.
schoolmaster n. maestro de schola. pertaining to sciatica) adj. sciatic.
schoolmate n. collega de schola. sciatic adj. sciatic.
schoolmistress n. maestra de schola. sciatica [Med] n. sciatica.
schoolroom n. sala de schola. sciatica n. sciatica.
schoolteacher n. maestra, inseniante, science n. scientia.

maestro. science-fiction n. science-fiction.
schoolteacher n. maestro, maestra, scientific adj. scientific.
inseniante. scientist n. scientista.
schoolteacher n. inseniante, maestro, scimitar n. scimitarra.
maestra.
scintillate, sparkle, glitter v. scintillar.
schoolyard n. corte del schola.
scintillation n. scintillation.
schooner n. goletta, schooner.
Scipio [Rom. Hist] n. Scipion.
schooner n. schooner, goletta.
scissile adj. scissile.
schooner [Naut] n. schooner.
scission n. scission.
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scissiparity, schizogenesis [Biol] n. scoop, shovel, peel n. pala.

scissiparitate. scoop (shovel) n. pala.
scissiparous [Biol] adj. scissipare. scoop up v. colliger con le pala, excavar.
scissors n. cisorios. scoop up v. excavar, colliger con le pala.
sclcrotic (1. sclerous, hard; 2. affected scooter (children's) n. patinette.
with sclerosis) adj. sclerotic.
scooter (motor scooter) n. vespa,
sclera (eye membrane) n. sclera. scooter.
sclera [Med] n. sclera. scooter (motor scooter) n. scooter,
scleranth [Bot] n. sclerantho. vespa (marca registrate).
sclerenchyma (1. Bot]; 2. Zool]) n. scooter (motor scooter) n. vespa (marca
sclerenchyma (- én-). registrate), scooter.
sclerenchyma (1. Bot]; 2. Zool]) n. scooter (motor scooter) n. scooter,
sclerenchyma. vespa.
sclerenchyma [Bot] n. sclerenchyma. -scope (instrument for watching,
scleroma [Med] n. scleroma. ohserving, examining) occurring in
compounds] n. scopo.
sclerophthalmia [Pathol] n.
sclerophthalmia (- ìa). scope n. campo (de application), sphera
sclerophthalmia [Pathol] n. (de action), possibilitate.
sclerophthalmia. scope n. campo, sphera, possibilitate.
sclerosis (hardening, induration) scope n. sphera (de action), possibilitate,
Med/Bot] n. sclerosis. campo (de application).
sclerosis (hardening, induration) scope n. possibilitate, campo, sphera.
Med/Bot] n. sclerosis (-òsis). scope n. possibilitate, campo (de
sclerotic (sclerotic coat of the eye) application), sphera (de action).
Anat/Zool] n. sclerotica. scope n. sphera, possibilitate, campo.
sclerous (hard, indurated) Biol/Med] -scope, -scopist n. -scopo.

adj. sclerose. scorbutic adj. scorbutic.
scoff (eat) v. devorar. scorbutus, scurvy [Pathol] n. scorbuto.
scoff at (deride) v. irrider, derider. scorch, burn v. adurer -ur-/-ust-].
scoff at (deride) v. derider, irrider. scorch, burn v. adurer.
scoff down (eat up) v. devorar. scorch, parch v. torrer torr-/tost-].
scold v. reprimendar. scorch, parch v. torrer.
scolding n. reprimenda. scorch v. torrer, adurer, torrefacer.
scone n. pastisseria scotese. scorch v. torrefacer, torrer, adurer.
scoop n. journ. scorch v. adurer, torrefacer, torrer.
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scorched, adust, burnt adj. aduste. scotch adj. scotese.

scorching, burning (act of) n. adustion. scotch n. whisky scotese.
score (cut) v. incider. Scotch, Scottish adj. scotic.
score [Mus] n. musica. Scotch, Scottish adj. scote.
score [Mus] n. partition. scotch v. frustrar.
score (sport) n. punctos. scotch-tape n. banda adhesive.
score (sport) v. ganiar (punctos). scot-free adj/adv. impun.
score (sport) v. ganiar. Scotland [Geog] n. Scotia.
score (twenty) n. vintena. Scotland n. Scotia.
scoreboard n. tabula. scotsman n. scotese, scoto.
scoreboard n. tabula (de punctos). scotsman n. scoto, scotese.
scoresheet n. tabula (de punctos). scottish adj. scotese.
scoresheet n. tabula. Scottish, Scotch adj. scote.
scoria (Metal] (slag, dross; 2. Geol] Scottish, Scotch adj. scotic.
(slaggy lava) n. scoria. scoundrel n. villano, scelerato.
scoria n. scoria. scoundrel n. scelerato, villano.
scoriae n. scorias. scoundrel, villain n. villano.
scorification n. scorification. scoundrel, wretch, villain n. scelerato.
scorify v. scorificar. scoundrelly, villainous adj. scelerate.
scorn, contempt n. minusprecio. scour (- the country for) v. perscrutar le
scorn, disdain n. disdigno. pais in cerca de.
scorn, disdain v. disdignar. scour v. nettar con fricamento.
scorn n. minusprecio, disdigno. scourge, flagellate, whip v. flagellar.
scorn n. disdigno, minusprecio. scourge n. flagello.
scorn v. disdignar, minuspreciar. scourge v. flagellar.
scorn v. minuspreciar, disdignar. scourge, whip n. flagello.
scornful adj. disdignose. scout (boy) n. boy scout.
scorpio n. scorpion. scout (mil) n. explorator, scout.
scorpion n. scorpion. scout (mil) n. scout, explorator.
scorpion [Zool] n. scorpion. scout v. explorar, recognoscer.
scorpionid [Zool] n. scorpionide. scout v. recognoscer, explorar.
scot n. scoto. scout around v. explorar.
Scot n. scoto. scouting (for boys) n. scoutismo.
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scouting n. exploration. scraper, grater, rasp n. raspator.

scoutmaster n. chef de section del boy scraper n. raspator.
scouts. scraper, scratcher (one who scratches,
scowl n. reguardo hostil. scrapes) n. grattator.
scowl v. reguardar hostilmente. scrap-heap n. cumulo de ferralia.
scramble (crawl) v. diriger se con manos scraping, rasping (action of) n.
e pedes. raspatura.
scramble (fight) n. lucta precipitate. scraping, scratching, erasing n.
scramble (fight) v. luctar radimento.
precipitatemente. scraping, scratching n. grattamento.
scramble (mix) v. miscer. scrap-iron n. ferralia.
scramble (turmoil) n. confusion. scrappy adj. fragmentari.
scramble v. aeron. scratch n. lesion superficial, excoriation.
scrambled-egg n. ovos miscite. scratch n. excoriation, lesion superficial.
scrap (fight) n. lucta. scratch, scrape v. grattar.
scrap (fight) vi. venir al manos, luctar. scratch, scrape v. rader.
scrap (fight) vi. luctar, venir al manos. scratch, scrape v. rader rad-/ras-].
scrap (ideas) v. abandonar. scratch v. grattar, rader.
scrap (machinery) vt. vender pro ferralia, scratch v. rader, grattar.
dismantellar. scratcher, scraper (one who scratches,
scrap (machinery) vt. dismantellar, scrapes) n. grattator.
vender pro ferralia.
scratching, erasing, scraping n.
scrap (piece) n. pecietta, fragmento.
radimento.
scrap (piece) n. fragmento, pecietta. scratching, scraping n. grattamento.
scrap (remainder) n. resto. scrawl n. scriptura illegibile.
scrap iron n. ferralia. scrawl v. scriber illegibilemente.
scrapbook n. album. scream n. crito (acute).
scrape, rasp v. raspar. scream n. crito.
scrape, scratch v. grattar. scream v. critar, vociferar.
scrape, scratch v. rader rad-/ras-]. scream v. vociferar, critar.
scrape, scratch v. rader. screech n. stridor.
scrape v. grattar, rader, raspar. screech v. strider.
scrape v. raspar, grattar, rader. screen (film) v. projectar.
scrape v. rader, raspar, grattar. screen (folding partition) n. paravento.
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screen (investigate) v. investigar. script, writing (system of) n. graphia (-

screen (of a car) n. parabrisa. ìa).
screen (of electronic appliance) n. scriptural adj. scriptural.
schermo. scriptural [Eccl] adj. scriptural.
screen (shield) n. protection. scripturally adv. scripturalmente.
screen (shield) v. proteger. scripture (as school subject) n. religion,
screw n. Techn]. historia sacre.
screw n. vite. scripture (as school subject) n. historia
sacre, religion.
screw (of ship) n. propulsor, helice.
scripture (bible) n. sacre scriptura.
screw (of ship) n. helice, propulsor.
Scripture [Relig] n. scriptura.
screw, screw in v. vitar.
scriptwriter n. scenarista.
screw v. vitar.
scrofula [Pathol] n. scrofula
screw driver n. tornavite.
(scrò-).
screw in, screw v. vitar.
scrofula [Pathol] n. scrofula.
screw-down v. fixar per vites.
scrofulosis [Med] n. scrofulosis.
screw-driver n. tornavite.
scrofulosis [Med] n. scrofulosis (-
screw-up (mess up) v. confunder, òsis).
disordinar. scrofulous adj. scrofulose.
screw-up (mess up) v. disordinar,
scroll (roll)[Archeol] n. rolo.
confunder.
scroll (roll)[Archeol] n. rolo (de
screw-up (mistake) n. error.
pergamena).
screw-up (the eyes) v. arrugar.
scroll down v. rolar in basso.
scribble n. scriptura illegibile.
scroll up v. rolar in alto.
scribble v. scriber con pressa.
scrotum n. scroto.
scribe (Jewish Hist]; 2. copyist) n.
scrounge (cadge) n. obtener per astutia.
scriba.
scrounge (live as parasite) v. viver
scribe n. scriba.
parasiticamente.
script (manuscript) n. manuscripto,
scrounger n. parasito, mendico.
scriptura.
scrounger n. mendico, parasito.
script (manuscript) n. scriptura,
scrub (action) n. fricamento.
manuscripto.
script (of film) n. scenario. scrub [Geog] n. frottar, fricar.
script, writing, handwriting n. scriptura. scrub [Geog] n. fricar, frottar.
script, writing (system of) n. graphia. scrub v. fricar con le brossa.

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scrubbing brush n. brossa a fricar, scullery n. retrococina.

brossa dur. sculp v. sculper.
scrubbing brush n. brossa dur, brossa a sculptor n. sculptor.
fricar.
sculptress n. sculptrice.
scruff n. nuca.
sculptural adj. sculptural.
scruffy adj. disordinate e immunde.
sculptural, sculpturesque adj.
scruitinize closely, examine carefully
sculpturesc.
v. perscrutar.
sculpture (carve, cut, grave, chisel) v.
scrum (-mage) n. scrum.
sculper sculp-/sculpt-].
scrummage n. scrummage. sculpture (carve, cut, grave, chisel) v.
scrumptious adj. deliciose. sculper.
scruple (1. Pharm]; 2. as in sculpture n. sculptura.
conscientious scruples) n. scrupulo sculptured, graven, carved adj. sculpte.
(scrù-). sculpturesque, sculptural adj.
scruple (1. Pharm]; 2. as in sculpturesc.
conscientious scruples) n. scrupulo. scum, foam n. scuma.
scruple n. scrupulo. scum n. scuma.
scruple v. hesitar, haber scrupulos. scummy, foaming adj. scumose.
scruple v. haber scrupulos, hesitar. scurf n. furfure.
scrupulous adj. scrupulose. scurrilous adj. choccante.
scrupulousness n. scrupulositate. scurrilous adj. vil.
scrutable adj. scrutabile. scurrilous adj. grossier.
scrutinize (closely) v. perscrutar. scurry v. currer.
scrutinize, examine, scan v. scrutar. scurvy n. scorbuto.
scrutinize (scan) v. scrutiniar, scrutar. scurvy, scorbutus [Pathol] n. scorbuto.
scrutinize (scan) v. scrutar, scrutiniar. Scutellaria [Bot] n. scutellaria.
scrutinize v. scrutiniar. scutiform adj. scutiforme.
scrutiny (close) n. perscrutation. scuttle n. situla a carbon.
scrutiny n. scrutinio. scuttle vi. fugir.
scrutiny (scanning) n. scrutinio. scuttle vt. perforar un nave pro affundar
scuff v. guastar le superficie de. lo.
scuffle n. rixa, melee. Scylla npr. Scylla.
scuffle n. melee, rixa. Scyth (Scythian) n. scytho.
scuffle v. luctar. Scyth (Scythian) n. scytha.
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scythe n. falce. seal (impression made by a seal) n.

scythe-bearing, sickle-bearing adj. sigillo.
falcifere. seal (instrument for sealing) n. sigillo.
Scythia n. Scythia. seal (stamp) n. sigillo.
Scythian adj. scythic. seal (to fasten, make fast) v. sigillar.
Scythian (Scyth) n. scytha. seal [Zool] n. phoca.
Scythian (Scyth) n. scytho. seal or cap (a bottle) v. capsular.
Scythian (Scythian language) n. scytho. sealer v. sigillator.
sea adj. de mar, marin. sealevel n. nivello del mar.
sea adj. marin, de mar. sealion n. leon marin.
sea (be at -) v. esser disorientate. sealskin n. pelle de phoca.
sea (by -) adv. per mar. seam (joint) n. junctura.
sea (heavy -) n. mar grosse. seam (lode) n. filon.
sea (large body of salt water) n. mar. seam (sewn) n. sutura.
sea n. mar. seaman (mariner, sailor) n. marino,
sea (open -) n. largo. marinero, nauta.
sea horse, hippocampus (1. Mythol.; seamanship n. nautica.
2. Zool]) n. hippocampo. seamy adj. disagradabile, miserabile.
sea pine, pinaster, cluster pine n. seance n. session.
pinastro. seaplane, hydroplane n.
sea shell n. conchyle. hydroaeroplano.
sea shell n. conchylio. seaport n. porto de mar.
seafarer n. homine de mar. sear [Med] v. cauterisar, adurer.
seafaring adj. de mar. sear [Med] v. adurer, cauterisar.
seafood n. fructos de mar. sear (wither) v. desiccar, marcer.
seafront n. esplanada. sear (wither) v. marcer, desiccar.
sea-green adj. verdemar. search (act or action of searching) n.
seagull, gull, mew [Ornith] n. laro. cerca.
search (as in search warrant) n.
seagull n. laro.
perquisition.
seal (as in this sealed his fate) v.
search, investigate v. recercar.
sigillar.
search, investigation n. recerca.
seal (as in to seal a deed) v. sigillar.
search, look for, seek (diligently) v.
seal (bottle) v. capsular.
seal (document) v. sigillar.
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search, look for, seek (diligently) v. season (as in the social season) n.
perquirer. saison.
search, look for, seek v. querer quer- season n. saison, station del anno.
/quest-;- quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]. season n. station del anno, saison.
search, look for, seek v. querer. season, spice v. condir.
search n. perquisition, recerca, cerca. season, spice v. condimentar.
search n. recerca, cerca, perquisition. season v. condir, saisonar, condimentar.
search n. cerca, perquisition, recerca. season v. saisonar, condimentar, condir.
search (right of -) n. derecto de visita. season v. condimentar, condir, saisonar.
search v. recercar, perquirer, querer. season ticket n. billet de abonamento.
search v. querer, recercar, perquirer. season with pepper, pepper v. piperar.
search v. perquirer, querer, recercar. season with pimento v. pimentar.
search for, seek, look for v. cercar. season with vinegar, vinegar v.
searcher, investigator n. recercator. vinagrar.
searcher n. perquisitor. seasonable adj. saisonal, variabile
search-for v. cercar. secundo le saison.
searching adj. penetrante. seasonable adj. variabile secundo le
saison, saisonal.
searchlight n. projector.
seasoning n. condimento.
search-warrant n. mandato de
seat (1. accommodation for sitting) n.
perquisition.
sede.
seared adj. aduste, cauterisate.
seat (centre) n. centro.
seared adj. cauterisate, aduste.
seat (chair) n. sede.
searing n. cauterisation, adussion.
seat (have seats for) v. haber sedes pro.
searing n. adussion, cauterisation.
seat (in bus, theatre) n. placia.
seashore, coast n. costa.
seat (parliamentary) n. sede.
seashore n. costa.
seat-belt n. cinctura de securitate.
seasick adj. qui suffre de mal de mar.
seated, sitting adj. sedente.
seasickness n. mal de mar.
seating n. provision de sedes.
seaside station n. citate maritime,
seat-oneself v. seder se.
balnear.
seaside station n. balnear, citate seaweed n. fuco, alga (marin).
maritime. seaweed n. alga (marin), fuco.
season (as in the social season) n. seaweed n. alga, fuco.
saison F]. seaweed n. fuco, alga.
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seaworthiness n. navigabilitate. secondary adj. secundari.

seaworthy adj. navigabile. secondary school n. schola secundari.
secant [Geom] n. secante. secondary school n. collegio.
secateurs n. cisorios horticultural. second-best adj. secunde.
secede v. separar se, facer secession. second-best n. secundo.
secede v. facer secession, separar se. second-class adj. de secunde classe.
secern [Physiol] v. secerner. second-dealer n. venditor de merce de
secern [Physiol] v. secerner -cern-/-cret- occasion.
]. second-hand adj. de occasion, de
secession n. secession, separation. secunde mano.
secession n. separation, secession. second-hand adj. de secunde mano, de
occasion.
seclude, shut up v. recluder.
second-in-command n.
seclude, shut up v. recluder -clud-/-clus-
vicecommandante.
].
second-rate adj. mediocre, inferior.
secluded adj. recluse, solitari, isolate.
second-rate adj. inferior, mediocre.
secluded adj. isolate, recluse, solitari.
secrctariate n. secretariato.
secluded adj. solitari, isolate, recluse.
secrctary (confidential clerk) n.
secluded, recluse adj. recluse.
secretario.
seclusion n. solitude, isolation.
secrecy n. secretessa.
seclusion n. isolation, solitude.
secret adj. secrete.
seclusion, retirement n. reclusion.
secret, mysterious adj. arcan.
second (1. 1/60 of a minute; 2.
secret, mystery n. arcano.
1/3600 of a degree of an angle; 3.
secret n. secreto.
Mus]) n. secunda.
secret, secreta [Eccl] n. secreta.
second (a motion) v. appoiar.
secret drawer n. secreto.
second (a motion) v. appoiar (un
secreta, secret [Eccl] n. secreta.
motion).
second adj. secunde. secretarial adj. de secretaria, secretari,
secretarial, de secretario.
second (in a duel) = n. secundo.
secretarial adj. secretari, secretarial, de
second (in duel) n. secundo.
secretario, de secretaria.
second (part of minute or angle) n.
secretarial adj. de secretario, de
secunda. secretaria, secretari, secretarial.
second (support) v. secundar.
secretarial adj. secretarial, de secretario,
second nature (de) adj. secunde natura. de secretaria, secretari.
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secretariat n. secretariato. secularize v. secularisar.

secretary [Fem] n. secretaria. secure (a loan) v. garantir.
secretary [Masc] n. secretario. secure (a loan) v. garantir (un presto).
secretary bird, serpent eater n. secure adj. secur, stabile.
serpentaria. secure adj. stabile, secur.
secrete [Physiol. Biol] v. secretar. secure (fix) v. fixar.
secrete v. secretar. secure (get) v. procurar se, obtener.
secretion [Physiol. Biol] n. secretion. secure (get) v. obtener, procurar se.
secretive adj. reservate. secure (make fast) v. assecurar.
secretive, close adj. secrete. secure (make firm or fast) v. assecurar.
secretly adv. clam. secure, safe adj. secur.
secretory [Physiol] adj. secretori. securities (fin) n. valores.
sect n. secta. security (1. safety; 2. as in to leave
sectarian adj. sectari. something as asecurity) n.
sectarian n. sectario. securitate.
sectarianism n. spirito sectari. security, bail n. caution.
section (1. separation by cutting; 2. security (for loan) n. pignore.
portion, division, subdivision) n. security, pledge, pawn n. pignore.
section. security (protection) n. securitate.
section (cut or divide into sections) v. sedan [Motoring] n. limousine F].
sectionar.
sedan [Motoring] n. limousine.
section n. section.
sedate adj. composite, tranquille, calme.
sector (1. Geom]; 2. Mil]) n. sector.
sedate adj. calme, composite, tranquille.
sector n. sector.
sedate adj. tranquille, calme, composite.
secular (1. occurring once in a
sedate v. tractar de sedativos.
century; 2. existing for centurics;
sedation [Med] n. sedation.
3. worldly) adj. secular.
sedation n. sedation.
secular adj. secular.
sedative adj. sedative.
secular, layman n. secular.
sedative [Med] n. sedativo.
secularism n. secularismo.
sedative n. sedativo.
secularist n. secularista.
sedentary adj. sedentari.
secularity (1. secular extent; 2.
worldliness) n. secularitate. sediment (1. lees, dregs; 2. Geol]) n.
sedimento.
secularization n. secularisation.
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sediment (deposit as sediment) v. see it with one's own eyes phr. vider lo
sedimentar. con le proprie oculos.
sediment n. sedimento, deposito. seed [Gen] n. semine.
sediment n. deposito, sedimento. seed (grow to -) v. granar.
sedimentary adj. sedimentari. seed, grow to seed v. granar.
sedimentation n. sedimentation. seed n. semine.
sedition, incite to sedition v. seditionar. seed (of plants) n. grana.
sedition n. sedition. seed, stone, pip n. pepita.
seditious adj. seditiose. seed v. granar.
seduce v. seducer. seed (within fruit) n. pepita.
seduce v. seducer -duc-/-duct-]. seedbed [Hort] n. seminario.
seducement n. seducimento. seeder, sowing-machine n.
seducer n. seductor. seminatorio.
seducible adj. seducibile. seedling n. juvene planta.
seduction (1. act of seducing; 2. that seedy (poor) adj. paupere, povre.
which seduces) n. seduction. seedy (poor) adj. povre, paupere.
seduction n. seduction. seedy (unwell) adj. indisposite.
seductive adj. seductive. seeing adj/pres. part. vidente.
see!, behold!, lo! adv. ecce. seeing-that phr. vidite que, viste que.
see (ecce!) interj. ecce, mira. seeing-that phr. viste que, vidite que.
see (ecce!) interj. mira, ecce. seek, look for, search for v. cercar.
see (eccles) n. sede. seek, search, look for (diligently) v.
see (understand) v. comprender. perquirer.
seek, search, look for (diligently) v.
see (use eyes) v. vider.
see v. vider.
seek, search, look for v. querer.
see v. vider vid-/vis-/vist-].
seek, search, look for v. querer quer-
see again (someone or something) v. /quest-;- quir-/-quest-/-quisit-].
revider.
seek v. cercar, perquirer, querer.
see again (someone or something) v.
seek v. querer, cercar, perquirer.
revider -vid-/- vis-/-vist-].
seek v. perquirer, querer, cercar.
see beforehand, foresee v. provider.
seeker n. cercator.
see beforehand, foresee v. provider -
vid-/-vis-/- vist-]. seem, appear v. similar.
seem, appear v. semblar.
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seem (it -s to me) phr. il me segmentary, segmental adj. segmentari.

pare/sembla. segmentation n. segmentation.
seem v. parer, semblar, similar. segregate v. segregar.
seem v. semblar, similar, parer. segregation n. segregation.
seem v. similar, parer, semblar. segregative adj. segregative.
seeming adj. apparente. seigniory [Hist] n. senioria (-ìa).
seemingly adv. apparentemente, in seigniory [Hist] n. senioria.
apparentia.
seignorial [Hist] adj. seniorial.
seemingly adv. in apparentia,
seism, earthquake n. seismo.
apparentemente.
seism, earthquake n. seismo (séizmo).
seemly adj/adv. decente, decorose,
convenibile. seismal, seismic adj. seismal.
seemly adj/adv. convenibile, decente, seismic adj. seismic.
decorose. seismic adj. seismic (séiz-).
seemly adj/adv. decorose, convenibile, seismograph n. seismographo.
decente. seismograph n. seismographo (-
seep v. infiltrar se, filtrar. ògrapho).
seep v. filtrar, infiltrar se. seismographic adj. seismographic.
seepage n. perditas per intemperantia seismologic, seismological adj.
infiltration, infiltration. seismologic.
seepage n. infiltration, perditas per seismologist n. seismologo.
intemperantia infiltration. seismologist n. seismologo (-
seer n. vidente, propheta. òlogo).
seer n. propheta, vidente. seismology n. seismologia (- ìa).
seesaw n. balanciatoria. seismology n. seismologia.
seesaw v. oscillar. seizable adj. sasibile.
seethe (boil) v. bullir. seize, catch v. attrappar.
seethe v. agitar se, ferver. seize, clutch, grasp v. impugnar.
seethe v. ferver, agitar se. seize (clutch) v. impugnar.
see-to v. attender, occupar se de. seize, grasp v. caper cap-/capt-;-cip-/-
see-to v. occupar se de, attender. cept-].
segment [Geom] n. segmento. seize, grasp v. caper.
segment n. segmento. seize (grasp) v. sasir.
segment, separate into segments v. seize, snatch up (with the mouth) v.
segmentar. abuccar.
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seize, take, take hold of, catch v. seleno-, selen- (moon-) occurring in
prender prend-/ prens-/pris-]. derivatives and compounds] n.
seize, take, take hold of, catch v. selen-.
prender. selenography n. selenographia (-
seize (take) v. prender, sasir. ìa).
seize (take) v. sasir, prender. selenography n. selenographia.
seize-up v. blocar (per friction e calor). self (being, soul) n. anima, esser.
seize-up v. blocar. self (being, soul) n. esser, anima.
seizing, snatching up (with the mouth) self (herself) pron. illa mesme, illa ipse.
(action of) n. abuccamento. self (herself) pron. illa ipse, illa mesme.
seizure, catching n. caption. self (himself) pron. ille ipse, ille mesme.
seizure [Jur] n. sequestration. self (himself) pron. ille mesme, ille ipse.
seizure [Med] n. attacco. self (itself) pron. illo mesme, illo ipse.
seizure (taking) n. sasimento, captura. self (itself) pron. illo ipse, illo mesme.
seizure (taking) n. captura, sasimento. self (myself) pron. io mesme, io ipse.
seldom adv. rarmente. self (myself) pron. io ipse, io mesme.
select adj. selecte. self pron/n. ego, individuo.
select, choice adj. selecte. self pron/n. individuo, ego.
select v. selectionar, seliger. self (yourself) pron. tu mesme, tu ipse.
select v. seliger, selectionar. self (yourself) pron. tu ipse, tu mesme.
select v. seliger -lig-/-lect-]. self-assurance n. disinvoltura,
select v. selectionar. confidentia.
select v. seliger. self-assurance n. confidentia,
disinvoltura.
selection n. selection.
self-assurance n. disinvoltura,
selective adj. selective.
confidentia (in se mesme).
selenate [Chem] n. seleniato.
self-assurance n. confidentia (in se
selenic [Chem] adj. selenic. mesme), disinvoltura.
selenious [Chem] adj. seleniose. self-assured adj. disinvolte, confidente.
selenite [Chem] n. selenito. self-assured adj. confidente, disinvolte.
Selenite, inhabitant of the moon n. self-aware adj. conscie de se mesme.
selenita. self-awareness n. conscientia de se
selenite [Mineral] n. selenite. mesme.
selenium [Chem] n. selenium (-lé-). self-centered, egocentric adj.
selenium [Chem] n. selenium. egocentric.
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self-centred adj. egocentric. self-portrait n. portrait del artist. per se

self-confidence n. confidentia. mesme.
self-confidence n. confidentia (in se self-possessed adj. seren, calme,
mesme). composite.
self-confident adj. confidente. self-possessed adj. composite, seren,
calme.
self-conscious adj. timide, embarassate.
self-possessed adj. calme, composite,
self-conscious adj. embarassate, timide.
seren.
self-contained adj. independente.
self-propelling, automobile adj.
self-defence n. defensa legitime, automobile.
autodefensa. self-reliant adj. independente.
self-defence n. autodefensa, defensa
self-respect n. amor proprie, dignitate.
legitime.
self-respect n. dignitate, amor proprie.
self-denial n. abnegation.
self-righteous adj. pharisaic.
self-discipline n. autodisciplina.
self-sacrifice n. sacrificio de se,
self-employed adj/ n. independente.
abnegation.
self-esteem n. amor proprie.
self-sacrifice n. abnegation, sacrificio de
self-expression n. expression personal. se.
self-government n. autonomia, self-satisfied adj. contente de se.
independentia. self-service n. auto-servicio.
self-government n. independentia,
self-sufficiency, autarchy n. autarchia (-
autonomia.
ìa).
self-indulgence n. satisfaction egoistic
self-sufficiency, autarchy n. autarchia.
de su appetitos.
self-sufficient adj. independente.
self-indulgent adj. intemperante, qui se
self-taught adj. autodidacte.
refusa nihil.
self-indulgent adj. qui se refusa nihil, self-willed adj. obstinate.
intemperante. self-worship n. egolatria.
self-interest n. interesse personal. self-worship n. egolatria (-ìa).
selfish adj. egoistic, interessate. sell (exchange for money or other
selfish adj. interessate, egoistic. payment) v. vender.
selfishness n. egoismo. sell v. vender.
selfless adj. disinteressate, altruistic. sell v. vender (se).
selfless adj. altruistic, disinteressate. seller n. commerciante.
self-murder, suicide n. suicidio. seller n. vendetor.
self-pity n. compassion excessive de se. selling price n. precio de vendita.
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sell-off v. liquidar. semasiologist, semanticist n.

sellotape n. banda adhesive. semanticista.
sell-out v. abandonar. semasiologist, semanticist n.
semasiologo (- òlogo).
sell-up v. vender.
semasiology, semantics [Philol] n.
sell-up v. vender (toto).
semantica.
selosity (serous quality) n. serositate.
semasiology, semantics [Philol] n.
selvage, list n. lista. semasiologia.
sema- (sign, signal) occurring in semasiology, semantics [Philol] n.
compounds] n. sema- -ma/-mat-]. semasiologia (- ìa).
sema- (sign, signal) occurring in sematography, sign-writing n.
compounds] n. sema-. sematographia (- ìa).
semantic adj. semantic. sematography, sign-writing n.
semanticist, semasiologist n. sematographia.
semanticista. semblance (1. resemblance, similarity;
semanticist, semasiologist n. 2. image, likeness) n. similantia.
semasiologo. semblance, appearance n. semblantia.
semanticist, semasiologist n. semblance, appearance n. similante.
semasiologo (- òlogo). semblance, appearance n. semblante.
semantics n. semantica. semblance n. semblantia, similantia.
semantics, semasiology [Philol] n. semblance n. similantia, semblantia.
semasiologia.
semeio (sign) occurring in
semantics, semasiology [Philol] n.
compounds] n. semeio-.
semantica.
semeiologic, semeiological adj.
semantics, semasiology [Philol] n.
semeiologic.
semasiologia (- ìa).
semeiologic, semeiotic [Med] adj.
semaphore n. semaphoro (- mà-).
semeiogic.
semaphore n. semaphoro.
semeiologic, semeiotics [Med] n.
semaphore v. transmitter per semeiotica.
semaphoro. semeiological, semeiologic adj.
semasi- (signification) occurring in semeiologic.
compounds] n. semasi-. semeiology [Med] n. semeiologia.
semasiological adj. semasiologic. semeiology [Med] n. semeiologia (-
semasiologist, semanticist n. ìa).
semasiologo. semeiotic, semeiologic [Med] adj.
semeiogic.
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semeiotics, semeiologic [Med] n. semidiameter [Math] n. semidiametro (-

semeiotica. àmetro).
semen n. semine. semidiaphanous adj. semidiaphane.
semester n. semestre. semidouble (1. Liturgy]; 2. Bot]) adj.
semestral (occurring every six semiduple.
months) adj. semestral. semifinal adj/n. semifinal.
semiaxis n. semiaxe. semifloscular, semiflosculose,
semibarbarous, semibarbaric adj. semiflosculous [Bot] adj.
semibarbare. semiflosculose.
semibreve [Mus] n. semibreve. semiflosculose, semiflosculous,
semifloscular [Bot] adj.
semicircle (1. half of a circle; 2.
semiflosculose.
semicircular measuring instrument,
semiflosculous, semifloscular,
graphometer) n. semicirculo.
semiflosculose [Bot] adj.
semicircle (1. half of a circle; 2.
semiflosculose.
semicircular measuring instrument,
semifluid adj. semifluide (-flù-).
graphometer) n. semicirculo (-cir-).
semifluid adj. semifluide.
semicircle n. semicirculo.
semilunar semilunar [Anat/Biol] adj.
semicircular adj. semicircular.
semilunar.
semicircumference [Geom] n.
seminal (pertaining to seed or
semicircumferentia.
semen) adj. seminal.
semicolon n. puncto e virgula.
seminar n. seminario.
semiconscious adj. semiconsciente.
seminar, seminary (institution for the
semiconsonant n. semiconsonante.
training of candidates for the
semiconsonant [Phonet] n. priesthood, ministry) n. seminario.
semiconsonante.
seminarist n. seminarista.
semicupium, sitz bath n. semicupio.
seminary n. seminario.
semicylinder n. semicylindro.
seminary, seminar (institution for the
semicylindric, semicylindrical adj.
training of candidates for the
semicylindric.
priesthood, ministry) n. seminario.
semidetached adj. duple, gemine, (casas
semination n. semination.
duple/ gemine).
seminiferous adj. seminifere.
semidetached adj. gemine, (casas
duple/gemine), duple. seminude, half-naked adj. seminude.
semidiameter [Math] n. semidiametro. semiofficial adj. semiofficial.
Semi-Pelagian [Theol] adj. semipelagian.
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Semi-Pelagian [Theol] n. semipelagiano. senatusconsult, senatus consultum

Semi-Pelagianism [Theol] n. [Rom. Hist] n. senatoconsulto.
semipelagianismo. send v. expedir, inviar, mandar.
semiprecious adj. semipreciose. send v. inviar, mandar, expedir.
semiproof [Law] n. semiprova. send v. mandar, expedir, inviar.
semiquaver n. semichroma. send v. inviar.
semisavage, half-savage adj. send v. mandar.
semisalvage. send as an envoy, delegate v. legar.
semisavage, half-savage adj.
send away v. inviar foras.
semisalvage (-aje).
send back v. reinviar.
semisomnous, half-asleep adj.
send for (- goods) v. commandar
semisomne.
mercantias.
semita, fasciole [Zool] n. semita.
send for (fetch) v. facer venir.
semita, fasciole [Zool] n. semita (sé-).
send in v. facer entrar.
semital [Zool] adj. semital.
send off, dispatch, despatch v. expedir.
Semite n. semita.
send off (emit) v. emitter.
Semitic adj. semitic.
send off (letter) v. expedir.
Semitism n. semitismo.
send off (player) v. expeller.
semitone, halftone [Mus] n. semitono.
send on, forward v. reexpedir.
semitransparency n. semitransparentia.
send on v. reexpedir.
semitransparent adj. semitransparente.
send out v. distribuer, emitter.
semitropical adj. semitropical.
send out v. emitter, distribuer.
semiuncial adj. semiuncial.
send round v. facer circular.
semivowel n. semivocal.
sender n. expeditor.
semolina n. semolino.
sending, dispatch n. invio.
sempiternal, everlasting, eternal adj.
sempiterne. sending, dispatch n. invio (-ìo).
senate n. senato. sending (of parcels, goods) n.

expedition.
senator n. senator.
sending on, forwarding n. reexpedition.
senatorial (pertaining to a senator or
Senegal [Geog] n. Senegal.
senate) adj. senatorial.
Senegal n. Senegal.
senatus consultum, senatusconsult
[Rom. Hist] n. senatoconsulto. senile adj. senil.
senile (belonging to old age) adj. senil.
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senility n. senilitate. sense of humour n. senso del humor.

senior adj/n. senior. senseless, foolish, insensate adj.
senior (John Smith Sr) n. John Smith insensate.
patre. senseless (stupid) adj. insensate.
senior, older senior adj. senior. senseless (unconscious) adj.
seniority (length of service) n. inconsciente.
ancianitate. sensibility (1. ability to receive sense
seniority n. ancianitate. impressions; 2. sensitiveness) n.
sensate, sense v. sensar. sensibilitate.
sensibility n. sensibilitate.
sensation (1. as in a sensation of cold;
2. as in to create a sensation) n. sensible, perceptible adj. sensibile.
sensation. sensible (perceptible) adj. sensibile.
sensation n. sensation. sensible (possessing common sense)
sensational adj. sensational. adj. sensate.
sensational (as in sensational sensible (reasonable) n. sensate, practic,

revelations) adj. sensational. rationabile.
sensible (reasonable) n. practic,
sensationalism (as in sensationalism
rationabile, sensate.
of the yellow press) n.
sensible (reasonable) n. rationabile,
sensationalismo.
sensate, practic.
sensationalism n. sensationalismo.
sensitive (1. that receives sense
sensationalist n. sensationalista.
impressions; 2. highly
sensationalist, sensualist [Philos] n.
susceptible) adj. sensibile.
sensualista.
sensitive (as in sensitive plant) adj.
sensationally adv. sensationalmente.
mimose.
sense (1. as in the sense of hearing; 2.
sensitive (readily affected) adj. sensibile.
discrimination, judgment; 3.
sensitive, sensory adj. sensitive.
meaning) n. senso.
sensitive (tender) adj. delicate, tenere.
sense (common -) n. senso commun,
sensitive (tender) adj. tenere, delicate.
bon senso.
sense (common -) n. bon senso, senso sensitive plant, mimosa [Bot] n.
commun. mimosa.
sense (feel) v. sensar. sensitive plant n. sensitiva.
sense n. senso. sensitivity n. sensibilitate.
sense, sensate v. sensar. sensitization n. sensibilisation.
sense of hearing, hearing n. audito. sensitize v. sensibilisar.

897
sensitizer n. sensibilisator. sentiment n. sentimento.

sensor [Elect] n. sensor. sentimental adj. sentimental.
sensorial adj. sensorial. sentimentalism n. sentimentalismo.
sensorium n. sensorio. sentimentalist n. sentimentalista.
sensory, sensitive adj. sensitive. sentimentality n. sentimentalitate.
sensual adj. sensual, voluptuose. sentimentally adv. sentimentalmente.
sensual adj. voluptuose, sensual. sentinel n. sentinella, guardia.
sensual (as in sensual pleasures) adj. sentinel n. guardia, sentinella.
sensual. sentry n. guardia, faction, sentinella.
sensualism (1. addiction to sensual sentry n. sentinella, guardia, faction.
indulgence; 2. Philos]
sentry n. faction, sentinella, guardia.
(sensationalism) n. sensualismo.
sentry, watch, guard n. faction.
sensualist, sensationalist [Philos] n.
sentry box n. guarita.
sensualista.
sentry duty n. sentinella.
sensuality n. sensualitate.
sentry-box n. guarita.
sensualize (make sensual) v.
sensualisar. sepal n. sepalo.
sensually adv. voluptuosemente, separable adj. separabile.
sensualmente. separable, dissociable adj. dissociabile.
sensually adv. sensualmente, separate (a couple) v. disaccopular.
voluptuosemente. separate adj. independente, separate,
sensuous adj. voluptuose, sybaritic. distincte.
sensuous adj. sybaritic, voluptuose. separate adj. separate.
sentence [Gram] n. phrase. separate adj. separate (pp of separar).
sentence (judicial) n. sententia, separate adj. separate, distincte,
judicamento, judicio. independente.
sentence (judicial) n. judicamento, separate adj. distincte, independente,
judicio, sententia. separate.
sentence (judicial) n. judicio, sententia, separate, alone, single adj. singule.
judicamento. separate (put apart) v. separar.
sentence [Law] n. sententia.
separate (put or keep apart) v. separar.
sentence [Law] v. sententiar.
separate, sift v. cerner.
sentence v. sententiar.
separate, sift v. cerner cern-/-cret-].
sententious adj. sententiose.
separate v. secerner.
sentient adj. sentiente.
898
separate v. appartar. septicity n. septicitate.

separate v. secerner -cern-/-cret-]. septuple (multiply by seven) v.
separate into segments, segment v. septuplar.
segmentar. septuple, sevenfold adj. septuple.
separater, one who separates n. septuple, sevenfold adj. septuple (sép-).
separator. septuple v. septuplicar.
separating (act of) n. appartamento. sepulchral adj. sepulcral.
separation n. separation. sepulchre n. sepulcro.
separatism n. separatismo. sequel (of story) n. continuation.
separatist n. separatista. sequel (result) n. consequentia.
separative adj. separative. sequence (1. sequence of things,
separator n. separator. events; 2. Eccl]) n. sequentia.
sepsis [Med] n. sepsis (sép-). sequence n. sequentia.
sepsis [Med] n. sepsis. sequester [Law] v. sequestrar.
September n. septembre. sequestration [Law] n. sequestro.
septemvir [Rom. Antiq] n. septemviro (- sequestration (of goods) Law] n.
tém-). sequestration.
septemvir [Rom. Antiq] n. septemviro. sequestrum [Med] n. sequestro.
septemviral adj. septemviral. sequin n. dischetto brillante, zecchino.
septemvirate n. septemvirato. sequin n. zecchino, dischetto brillante.
Septentrion, the Dipper [Astron] n. sequoia n. sequoia.
septentrion. sequoia n. sequoia (-quòia).
septet [Mus] n. septetto.
seraglio, harem n. harem.
septic adj. septic.
seraglio, serail n. seralio.
septic n. septico.
serail, seraglio n. seralio.
septicaemia, septicemia [Med] n.
Serb, Serbian adj. serbe.
septicemia (- ìa).
Serb, Serbian n. serbo.
septicaemia, septicemia [Med] n.
septicemia. Serbia n. Serbia.
septicaemic, septicemic adj. septicemic. Serbian, Serb adj. serbe.
septicemia, septicaemia [Med] n. Serbian, Serb n. serbo.

septicemia.
septicemia, septicaemia [Med] n.
septicemia (- ìa).
septicemic, septicaemic adj. septicemic.
899
Serbo-Croatian, Serbo-Croat (1. serious adj. seriose, serie.

Serbo-Croatian language; 2 . native seriousness, earnestness n. serio.
speaker of Serbo-Croatian) n seriousness n. serio.
serbocroato Serbo-Croatian, Serbo-Croat adj.
serbocroate serenade n serenada sermon n. sermon, predica.
serenade v facer un serenada sermon n. sermon.
serenade v facer un serenada (a) sermon n. predica, sermon.
serene adj seren serenissimo n
serenissimo serenissimo n sermon, preachment n. predica.
serenissimo (- ìssimo). sermon, preachment n. predica (pré-).
serenity n. serenitate. sermonize, harangue v. sermonisar.
serf n. servo, villano. sermonize, preach v. sermonar.
serf n. villano, servo (del gleba). serology n. serologia.
serf n. villano, servo. serology n. serologia (-ìa).
serf n. servo (del gleba), villano. serotherapy n. serotherapia.
serf, slave n. servo. serotherapy n. serotherapia (- ìa).
serfdom, slavery, bondage n. servage (- serous adj. serose.
aje). serpent n. serpente.
serfdom, slavery, bondage n. servage. serpent, snake n. serpente.
sergeant [Mil] n. sergente. serpent, snake n. angue.
sergeant [Mil] n. sergente (-j-). serpent eater, secretary bird n.
sergeant n. sergente. serpentaria.
sergeant-major n. sergente-major. serpentaria, snakeroot [Bot] n.
serial adj. serial. serpentaria.
serial (periodical) n. periodico. serpentiform adj. serpentiforme.
serial (story) n. romance serial. serpentin, paper streamer n.

serpentino.
serialize v. publicar in partes.
serpentine (1. Hist/ Ordn]; 2. Mineral];
series (in -) phr. in serie.
3. coil of a still) n. serpentino.
series n. serie.
serpentine (1. of a snake; 2. tortuous,
series, succession (of doors) n. infilada.
winding) adj. serpentin.
serious (1. earnest; 2. as in serious in
serpiginous adj. serpiginose.
implications) adj. seriose.
serpigo [Pathol] n. serpigine.
serious (1. earnest; 2. as in serious in
serrate, serrated adj. serrate (pp of
implications) adj. serie.
serrar).
serious adj. serie, seriose.
serrate, serrated adj. serrate.
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serrated adj. serrate. service-station n. station de gasolina,

serrated, serrate adj. serrate (pp of station de servicio.
serrar). service-station n. station de servicio,
serrated, serrate adj. serrate. station de gasolina.
serum n. sero. serviette n. servietta.
servant n. domestico, serviente, servitor. servile (1. pertaining to slaves; 2.

mean, base) adj. servil.
servant n. serviente, servitor, domestico.
servile adj. servil.
servant n. servitor, domestico, serviente.
servile, slavish adj. serve.
servant n. serviente.
servileness, servilism n. servilismo.
servant (person employed by
another) n. servitor. servilism, servileness n. servilismo.
serve (be of service) v. servir. servility n. servilitate.
serve (breeding) v. montar. serving n. portion.
serve, cover [Breeding] v. montar. serving as a warning to others

(exemplary) adj. exemplar.
serve v. servir.
servitude (slavery, bondage) n.
serve again v. reservir.
servitude.
serve-as v. servir de.
sesqui- (more by one half) occurring
serves-you-right phr. vos ha ben
in compounds] adv. sesqui-.
meritate isto.
sesquialter, sesquialteral (one and a
service (1. duties done or required; 2.
half times as great as another) adj.
helpful act or acts; 3. set of
sesquialtere.
dishes) n. servicio.
sesquialtera [Mus] n. sesquialtera.
service (church -) n. servicio divin.
sesquialtera [Mus] n. sesquialtera (-
service (Internet - Provider) n. Provisor
àl).
de Servicios del Interrete.
sesquialteral, sesquialter (one and a
service n. servicio.
half times as great as another) adj.
service (tea -) n. servicio de the. sesquialtere.
service v. mantener. sesquioxide [Chem] n. sesquioxydo.
serviceable adj. servicial. sesquioxide [Chem] n. sesquioxydo (-
serviceable, diligent, ready to be of òx-).
service adj. servicial. sesquiped- (foot and a half) occurring
serviceable, useful adj. servibile. in derivatives] n. sesquiped-.
serviceman n. militar. sesquipedal, sesquipedalian adj.
sesquipedal.
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sesquipedalian, sesquipedal adj. set (ready) adj. preparate, preste.

sesquipedal. set (ready) adj. preste, preparate.
sessile [Bot] adj. sessile. set, shoot, cutting [Hort] n. planton.
session n. session. set (sun) v. poner se.
session (session of a court) n. session. set (tennis) n. set.
set (a clock) v. regular. set (type) v. componer.
set (a task, etc) v. prescriber, assignar. set a time limit for v. prefinir.
set (a task, etc) v. assignar, prescriber. set afire, conflagrate v. conflagrar.
set (china) n. servicio. set alight, light v. incender.
set (collection) n. serie, collection. set alight, light v. incender -cend-/-cens-
set (collection) n. collection, serie. ].
set (fixed) adj. fixe, immobile. set free, release, let go v. laxar.
set (fixed) adj. immobile, fixe. set of teeth, denture n. dentatura.
set (golf clubs) n. joco. set on fire, fire v. inflammar.
set (jelly, etc) vi. solidificar se, congelar set on fire v. incendiar.
se. set over against, oppose v. contraponer
set (jelly, etc) vi. congelar se, solidificar -pon-/- posit-].
se. set over against, oppose v.
set (jewel) v. incastrar. contraponer.
set (kitchen utensils) n. batteria. set the price for, rate v. taxar.
set, locate, place (in a particular set up, establish (a new order,
place) v. locar. method) v. instaurar.
set (music) v. poner in musica. set up, establish v. eriger.
set (people) n. gruppo. set up, establish v. eriger -rig-/-rect-].
set (place) vt. situar, collocar, mitter, set up, fit together [Mach] v. adjustar.
poner, placiar. set-about (attack) v. attaccar.
set (place) vt. placiar, situar, collocar, set-about (begin) v. comenciar, poner
mitter, poner. se a.
set (place) vt. poner, placiar, situar, set-about (begin) v. poner se a,
collocar, mitter. comenciar.
set (place) vt. collocar, mitter, poner, setaceous, bristly adj. setacee.
placiar, situar.
set-aside v. poner a un latere.
set (place) vt. mitter, poner, placiar,
setback n. reverso.
situar, collocar.
set-back v. retardar.
set (radio, tv) n. apparato.
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setiferous, bristle-bearing adj. setifere. settle (dispute, question) v.

setiform, bristle-shaped adj. setiforme. accommodar, componer, regular.
set-off (leave) v. partir. settle (dispute, question) v. componer,
regular, accommodar.
set-off (show up) v. poner in relievo.
settle v. pagar, saldar.
seton [Surg] n. seton.
settle v. saldar, pagar.
set-out v. partir.
settle vi. stabilir se, establir se.
setsquare n. esquadra.
settle vi. establir se, stabilir se.
settee n. canape, divan, sofa.
settledown (calm down) v. subsider.
settee n. sofa, canape, divan.
settledown (put down roots) v. installar
settee n. divan, sofa, canape.
se.
setter [Dogs] n. setter A].
settlement, balance (cash) Commer] n.
setter [Dogs] n. setter. saldo.
setting (arrangement) n. arrangiamento. settlement, balance (cash) Commer] n.
setting (as in setting of a jewel) n. saldo I].
incastratura. settlement (colony) n. colonia.
setting (of jewel) n. incastratura. settlement (of account) n. saldo.
setting (of sun) n. poner. settlement (of disagreement) n.
setting (theat) n. scenario. decision, regulamento, resolution.
setting of prices, wages n. taxation. settlement (of disagreement) n.
settle (a question, quarrel, account) v. resolution, decision, regulamento.
regular. settlement (of disagreement) n.
settle (as in to settle an annuity upon regulamento, resolution, decision.
someone) v. constituer. settlement (of disputes) n.
accommodamento.
settle (as in to settle an annuity upon
settlement, settling (as in the
someone) v. constituer -stitu-/-stitut-
settlement of an annuity upon
].
someone) n. constitution.
settle, balance [Commer] v. saldar.
settler, colonist n. colono.
settle (determine) vt. arrangiar, decider.
settler n. colono.
settle (determine) vt. decider, arrangiar.
settle-up v. regular contos.
settle, discharge, pay (a debt, fine,
bill) v. pagar. settling, settlement (as in the
settlement of an annuity upon
settle (dispute, question) v. regular,
someone) n. constitution.
accommodar, componer.
set-to v. applicar se con vigor.
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set-up (establish) v. instaurar, several adj. plure.

constituer, establir. several adj. plure, diverse.
set-up (establish) v. constituer, establir, several, diverse adj. varie.
instaurar.
several pron. alicunos, plures.
set-up (establish) v. establir, instaurar,
several pron. plures, alicunos.
constituer.
several pron. plures (plù-).
set-up (machine) v. adjustar.
several pron. plures.
set-up (monument) v. eriger.
severe (1. not lenient; 2. as in severe
set-upon v. attaccar.
style) adj. sever.
seven adj. septe.
severe adj. sever, stricte.
seven adj/n. septe.
severe adj. stricte, sever.
sevenfold, septuple adj. septuple.
severeness, severity n. severitate.
sevenfold, septuple adj. septuple (sép-).
severity n. severitate.
seventeen adj. dece-septe.
severity, severeness n. severitate.
seventeen adj/n. dece-septe.
Sèvres n. Sèvres F].
seventeenth adj. dece-septime (-sép-).
Sèvres n. Sèvres.
seventeenth adj. dece-septime.
sew v. suer.
seventh adj. septime (sép-).
sew v. suer su-/sut-].
seventh adj. septime.
sewage n. aquas cloacal.
seventh [Mus] n. septima (sép-).
sewage-farm n. station de purification.
seventh [Mus] n. septima.
sewage-system n. systema de cloacas,
seventh n. septimo.
canalisation.
seventieth adj. septagesime.
sewage-system n. canalisation, systema
seventieth adj. septantesime. de cloacas.
seventieth adj. septantesime (-ésime). sewer (civil eng) n. cloaca.
seventieth adj. septagesime (-ésime). sewer (person) n. suitor, suitrice.
seventy adj. septanta. sewer (person) n. suitrice, suitor.
seventy adj/n. septanta. sewing n. sutura.
sever (cut) v. secar. sex (act) n. coito.
sever (relations) v. rumper. sex (category) n. sexo.
sever (separate) v. separar, divider. sex (libido) n. sexo, libido.
sever (separate) v. divider, separar. sex (libido) n. libido, sexo.
several adj. diverse, plure. sex n. sexo.
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sexagesimal adj. sexagesimal. shackle v. incatenar.

sexless, asexual adj. asexual. shade (as in light and shade) n. umbra.
Sext [Eccl] n. sexta. shade (color) n. tinta.
sextant adj. sextante. shade, darken (put shading in or on)
sextant n. sextante. v. umbrar.
sextet [Mus] n. sextetto. shade (for lamp) n. paralumine.
sextet n. sextetto. shade, hue, tint n. tinta.
sexton n. sacrista, sacristano. shade, nuance n. nuance.
sexton n. sacristano, sacrista. shade, nuance n. nuance F].
sexton, sacristan n. sacrista. shade (nuance) n. nuance.
sexton, sacristan n. sacristano. shade (shadow) n. umbra.
sextuple (multply by six) v. sextuplicar. shade v. umbrar.
sextuple, sixfold adj. sextuple (séx-). shade-off v. degradar.
sextuple, sixfold adj. sextuple. shading n. degradation, transformation

gradual.
sextuple v. sextuplar.
shading n. transformation gradual,
sexual adj. sexual.
degradation.
sexual (pertaining to the functions of
shading off, graduation (of colors) n.
sex) adj. sexual. degradation.
sexuality n. sexualitate. shadow (follow) v. sequer.
sexually adv. sexualmente. shadow n. umbra.
sexually-transmitted-disease (STD's) shadow (shade) v. umbrar.
n. maladia transmittite sexualmente.
shadow boxing, sciamachy, sham
sexy adj. sexy.
fight n. sciamachia (-ìa).
Seychelles [Geog] n. Insulas Seychelles.
shadow boxing, sciamachy, sham
shabbiness, meanness n. meschineria. fight n. sciamachia.
shabbiness, meanness n. meschineria (- shadowy (dark) adj. obscur.
ìa).
shadowy (mysterious) adj. mysteriose.
shabby, mean, paltry adj. meschin.
shadowy (vague) adj. indistincte.
shack n. cabana.
shady (of persons) adj. suspecte,
shackle n. manilla.
dishoneste.
shackle n. pedica. shady (of persons) adj. dishoneste,
shackle (on foot) n. pedica. suspecte.
shackle (on hand) n. manilla. shady (shaded) adj. umbrose, umbratile.
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shady (shaded) adj. umbratile, umbrose. shake-up v. agitar.

shady, umbrageous adj. umbrose. shaking adj. tremente, trepidante.
shady, umbrageous adj. umbratile. shaking adj. trepidante, tremente.
shaft (mech) n. arbore. shaking, flickering (act of) n.
shaft (of a column) n. fuste. vacillation.
shaft (of a spear, lance, harpoon) n. shaking, flickering adj. vacillatori.
fuste. shaking n. succussa, tremulamento,
shaft (of column, tool) n. trunco, fuste. vacillation.
shaft (of column, tool) n. fuste, trunco. shaking n. tremulamento, vacillation,
succussa.
shaft (of light) n. radio.
shaking n. vacillation, succussa,
shaft, pit [Mineral] n. puteo.
tremulamento.
shaft (pit) n. puteo.
shaking, shake n. succussa.
shaft, quill n. penna.
shaking, trembling n. tremulamento.
shaggy adj. hirsute, pilose.
shaking, tremor, trembling n. tremor.
shaggy adj. pilose, hirsute.
shako n. shako.
shake (as in to shake a tree) v.
shaky (shaking) adj. vacillante,
succuter.
tremulante.
shake (as in to shake a tree) v. succuter
shaky (shaking) adj. tremulante,
-cut-/- cuss-].
vacillante.
shake n. succussa.
shaky (unstable, weak) adj. instabile,
shake, shaking n. succussa. insecur.
shake, tremble v. trepidar. shaky (unstable, weak) adj. insecur,
shake, trill [Mus] n. trillo. instabile.
shake vi. trepidar, tremer. shall (auxiliary, future) v. add stressed -
shake vi. tremer, trepidar. a to the infinitive of verb.
shall (How shall a young man cleanse
shake vt. agitar, succuter.
his own way?) phr. Como mundara un
shake vt. succuter, agitar.
juvene su proprie via?
shake off v. succuter -cut-/-cuss-].
shall (I - go) phr. io ira.
shake off v. succuter.
shallow n. basse fundo.
shake violently v. concuter.
shallow (of water) adj. pauco profunde.
shake violently v. concuter -cut-/-cuss-].
shallow, superficial adj. legier.
shake-hands v. stringer le manos.
shallow, superficial adj. legier (-jér).
shake-off v. liberar se de.
shallow bowl, small basin n. bassinetto.
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shallowness, superficiality n. legieressa. shampoo n. shampooing, shampoo.

shallowness, superficiality n. legieressa shampoo n. shampoo, shampooing.
(-jer-). shampoo, shampooing n. shampooing.
sham adj. simulate, false, fingite. shampoo, shampooing n. shampooing
sham adj. false, fingite, simulate. A].
sham adj. fingite, simulate, false. shampoo v. facer un shampoo.
sham, false adj. posticie. shampooing, shampoo n. shampooing.
sham (fraud) n. impostura, fraude. shampooing, shampoo n. shampooing
sham (fraud) n. fraude, impostura. A].
sham (imitation) n. imitation. shamrock n. trifolio (de irlanda).
sham (tawdry object) n. auripelle. shamrock n. trifolio.
sham v. finger, simular. shandy n. bibita componite de bira e

limonada.
sham v. simular, finger.
shandygaff n. bibita componite de bira e
sham fight, shadow boxing,
limonada.
sciamachy n. sciamachia.
shank (leg) n. gamba.
sham fight, shadow boxing,
shank (shaft) n. fuste.
sciamachy n. sciamachia (-ìa).
shanty (hut) n. cabana.
shamble n. traher le pedes.
shanty (song) n. canto de marineros.
shambles (mess) n. scena de confusion,
shape, configure, form v. configurar.
disordine.
shambles (mess) n. disordine, scena de shape (cut) v. taliar.
confusion. shape, form n. faction.
shame (1. feeling of shame; 2. shape, form n. forma.
disgrace) n. vergonia. shape, form v. conformar.
shame n. vergonia. shape (form) v. configurar, conformar,
shame, put to shame v. avergoniar. formar.
shame v. avergoniar. shape (form) v. formar, configurar,
shame (what a -!) phr. qual pena! conformar.
shape (form) v. conformar, formar,
shamefaced adj. avergoniate, vergoniose.
configurar.
shamefaced adj. vergoniose, avergoniate.
shape n. figura, forma.
shameful adj. scandalose, vergoniose.
shape n. forma, figura.
shameful adj. vergoniose, scandalose.
shapeless adj. sin forma, informe.
shameful, disgraceful adj. vergoniose.
shapeless adj. informe, sin forma.
shameless adj. impudente.
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shapely adj. elegante, ben formate. shark n. squalo.

shapely adj. ben formate, elegante. shark sucker, remora [Zool] n. remora.
share (- a room) v. divider un camera. shark sucker, remora [Zool] n. remora
share (- a room) v. divider un camera (ré-).
(con un persona). sharp adj. Photog].
share (divide) v. divider. sharp adv. al puncto.
share [Fin] n. action. sharp, cutting adj. trenchante (-sh-) (ppr
share (have in common) v. posseder in of trenchar).
commun. sharp, cutting adj. trenchante.
share n. fin. sharp (cutting) adj. trenchante, affilate.
share, partake, participate v. participar. sharp (cutting) adj. affilate, trenchante.
share (use in common) v. usar in sharp [Mus] n. acute.
commun. sharp (of mind) adj. astute, intelligente,
share (what you get out) n. portion, penetrante.
parte. sharp (of mind) adj. intelligente,
share (what you get out) n. parte, penetrante, astute.
portion. sharp (of mind) adj. penetrante, astute,
share (what you put in) n. quota, intelligente.
contribution. sharp (of taste) adj. acerbe, acre.
share (what you put in) n. contribution, sharp (of taste) adj. acre, acerbe.
quota.
sharp (pointed) adj. acute.
share-certificate n. certificato de
sharpen, acuminate v. acuminar.
actiones.
sharpen (make sharp) v. acutiar.
shareholder n. actionero.
sharpen (make sharp) v. acutiar, affilar.
shareholder, stockholder n. actionista.
sharpen (make sharp) v. affilar, acutiar.
shareholder, stockholder n. actionero.
sharpen (pencil) v. appunctar.
share-in v. prender parte in, participar
in. sharpen, point v. appunctar.
share-in v. participar in, prender parte sharpen, whet v. affilar.
in. sharpener (one who sharpens) n.
share-out v. distribuer. acutiator.
sharer, participant n. participante. sharpener, sharpening machine n.
sharing, participant adj. participe (- affilatoria.
tì-). sharpening n. acutiamento.
sharing, participant adj. participe. sharpening machine, sharpener n.
affilatoria.
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sharpness, acuteness n. acutessa. sheath, scabbard n. vaina (-ìna).

sharpness n. acutessa. sheath, scabbard n. vaina.
sharpshooter, marksman n. tirator. sheathe (a sword) v. invainar.
shatter (smash) vt. fracassar. sheathe v. invainar.
shatter vi. fracassar se. sheather, scabbard maker n. vainero.
shave n. rasura. she-bear n. ursa.
shave, shaving n. rasura. she-cat n. catta.
shave v. disbarbar. shed (blood) v. versar, effunder.
shave v. rasar (se). shed (blood) v. effunder, versar.
shave v. rasar. shed, effuse, pour out, pour forth v.
shaving n. rasura. effunder -fund-/-fus-].
shaving, shave n. rasura. shed, effuse, pour out, pour forth v.
effunder.
shaving-brush n. brossa de rasar.
shed (leaves) v. perder.
shaving-cream n. crema de rasar.
shed n. barraca, cabana.
shawl n. chal.
shed n. cabana, barraca.
shawl n. chal (sh).
shed tears, weep v. lacrimar.
she pron. illa.
she-devil n. diabolessa.
she pron pers. ella.
sheen n. lustro.
she pron pers. illa.
sheep n. ove.
sheaf n. fasce.
sheep-dog n. can de pastor.
shear, clip v. tonder tond-/tons-].
sheep-fold n. ovil.
shear, clip v. tonder.
sheepfold n. oviario.
shear vi. rumper se.
sheepish adj. timide, vergoniose.
shear vt. tonder.
sheepish adj. vergoniose, timide.
shearer, clipper (one who shears,
sheep-shed n. barraca de oves.
clips) n. tonsor.
sheep-skin n. pelle de ove.
shearing, clipping etc. (act of) n.
tonsura. sheer adv. verticalmente.
shears n. cisorios. sheer (by - force) adv. de vive fortia.
sheatfish, silurus [Zool] n. siluro. sheer (of cloth) adj. diaphane.
sheath (for sword) n. vaina. sheer (pure) adj. pur, absolute.
sheath n. anat/ bot/zool. sheer (pure) adj. absolute, pur.
sheath n. vagina. sheer-off v. deviar.
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sheet (for bed) n. drappo de lecto. shelling, threshing, flailing (act of) n.
sheet (of metal) n. lamina, platta. disgranamento.
sheet (of metal) n. platta, lamina. shell-shaped, conchiform adj.
conchiforme.
sheet (of paper) n. folio.
shelter, lodge v. albergar.
sheet metal n. latta.
shelter (lodge) v. albergar (se).
sheet-metal n. latta.
shelter (lodge) v. albergar.
sheikh n. sheik.
shelter, lodging n. albergo.
shelf (as in book shelf) n. planca.
shelter (lodging) n. albergo.
shelf (ledge) n. planca.
shelter (protect) v. proteger se.
shelf, sandbank n. sicca.
shelter (protection) n. protection.
shelf (sandbank) n. sicca.
shelter (refuge) n. refugio.
shell, bomb, bombard v. bombar.
shelter, take in v. recolliger -lig-/-lect-].
shell [Gen] n. scalia.
shelter, take in v. recolliger.
shell, grenade [Mil] n. granata.
shelve (books, etc) vt. mitter sur
shell, husk, hull v. scaliar.
plancas.
shell (mil) n. granata.
shelve (delay) v. remitter
shell n. Fig]. indefinitemente, ajornar.
shell (of crab) n. carapace. shelve (delay) v. ajornar, remitter
shell (remove shell) v. scaliar, disgranar, indefinitemente.
enuclear. shelve (slope) vi. inclinar se, formar
shell (remove shell) v. disgranar, declivitate.
enuclear, scaliar. shelve (slope) vi. formar declivitate,
shell (remove shell) v. enuclear, scaliar, inclinar se.
disgranar. shelving adj. inclinate.
shell (seashell) n. concha. shelving (boards) n. plancage.
shell, test [Zool] n. testa. shelving (delay) n. ajornamento.
shell, testa [Bot] n. testa. Shem n. Sem.
shell, thresh, thrash, flail v. disgranar. she-mule n. mula.
shell v. bombardar. sheol n. sheol, hades.
shellac n. gumma lacca. sheol n. hades, sheol.
sheller (one who or that which shells) shepherd n. pastor.
n. disgranator.
shepherd v. guidar.
shellfish n. mollusco, crustaceo.
sherbet n. sorbet.
shellfish n. crustaceo, mollusco.
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sheriff n. sheriff. shifty adj. furtive, dishoneste.

sherry (vino de) n. jerez, sherry. shifty adj. dishoneste, furtive.
sherry (vino de) n. sherry, jerez. shilling n. shilling.
shield, buckler n. scuto. shilling n. shilling A].
shield (heraldry) n. scuto. shimmer n. lucentia tremulante.
shield n. protection. shimmer v. scintillar, lucer, relucer.
shield n. scuto. shimmer v. lucer, relucer, scintillar.
shield (protect) v. proteger. shimmer v. relucer, scintillar, lucer.
shield v. indust. shin [Anat] n. crure, tibia, parte anterior
shift (- key) n. clave majusculas. del tibia.
shift (change) n. cambiamento. shin [Anat] n. parte anterior del tibia,
crure, tibia.
shift (get rid of) v. eliminar.
shin [Anat] n. tibia, parte anterior del
shift n. indust.
tibia, crure.
shift (transfer) v. displaciar, transferer,
shin (meat) n. garretto.
cambiar.
shin v. montar con manos e gambas.
shift (transfer) v. displaciar, transferer,
shine (1. to send out or reflect light;
cambiar (de sito).
2. to be eminent, conspicuous) v.
shift (transfer) v. cambiar, displaciar,
brillar.
transferer.
shine, be resplendent v. splender.
shift (transfer) v. cambiar (de sito),
displaciar, transferer. shine, be resplendent v. resplender.
shift (transfer) v. transferer, cambiar (de shine, brilliance, fulgidity n. fulgiditate.
sito), displaciar. shine, glitter v. relucer.
shift (transfer) v. transferer, cambiar, shine n. lucentia, fulgiditate.
displaciar. shine n. fulgiditate, lucentia.
shift (trick) n. expediente.
shine v. lucer.
shift vi. mover se, transferer se, cambiar.
shine vi. relucer, brillar.
shift vi. cambiar, mover se, transferer se.
shine vi. brillar, relucer.
shift vi. transferer se, cambiar, mover se.
shine vt. lustrar, facer brillar.
shift from its place, displace v. dislocar.
shine vt. facer brillar, lustrar.
shiftless adj. inefficace, pigre, sin energia.
shingle (stone) n. calculo.
shiftless adj. pigre, sin energia, inefficace.
shingle (tile) n. tegula de ligno.
shiftless adj. sin energia, inefficace, pigre.
shingles [Med] n. herpete.
shiftwork n. travalio per tornos.
shining adj. brillante, lucente, lustrose.
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shining adj. lustrose, brillante, lucente. shipping service, shipping office n.

shining adj. lucente, lustrose, brillante. messageria (- ajerìa).
shining, bright adj. lucide. shipping-office n. messageria, agentia
de navigation.
shining, bright adj. nitide.
shipping-office n. agentia de navigation,
shining, fulgid adj. fulgide.
messageria.
shining, lustrous adj. lustrose.
shipshape adj. in bon ordine.
shining, shiny, bright adj. lucente (ppr
shipwreck n. naufragio.
of lucer).
shipwrecked adj. naufrage (nàu-).
shining, shiny, bright adj. lucente.
shipwrecked adj. naufrage.
shiny adj. lucente.
shipwrecked (be -) v. naufragate (esser -
shiny, bright, shining adj. lucente (ppr
).
of lucer).
shipwrecked (be -) v. naufragate.
shiny, bright, shining adj. lucente.
shipwrecked person n. naufrago.
ship (embark) v. imbarcar.
shipwrecked person n. naufrago
ship n. nave, vascello.
(nàu-).
ship n. vascello, nave.
shipyard n. sito de constructiones naval,
ship n. nave. cantier naval.
ship (send) v. expedir, inviar. shipyard n. cantier naval, sito de
ship (send) v. inviar, expedir. constructiones naval.
shipbuilder n. constructor de naves. shire n. contato.
shipbuilding n. construction naval. shirk vi. negliger su deberes.
shipment (embarkation) n. shirk vt. eluder, evitar.
imbarcamento. shirk vt. evitar, eluder.
shipment (goods) n. cargo. shirt (in - sleeves) phr. in manicas de
shipowner n. armator. camisa.
shipping (ships) n. naves. shirt n. camisa.
shipping (transport) n. imbarcamento. shirtmaker n. camisero.
shipping office, shipping service n. shirtshop n. camiseria (-ìa).
messageria (- ajerìa). shirtshop n. camiseria.
shipping office, shipping service n. shish-kebab n. chich-kebob, carne
messageria. marinate cocite al spito.
shipping service, shipping office n. shish-kebab n. carne marinate cocite al
messageria. spito, chich-kebob.
shitty adj. merdose, cacate.
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shitty adj. cacate, merdose. shoe n. scarpa.

shivaree, charivari, belling n. charivari shoe n. scarpa, calceo.
(sharivarì) shoe v. ferrar (un cavallo).
shivaree, charivari, belling n. charivari. shoe v. ferrar.
shiver n. fremito. shoe slipper n. calceo.
shiver, tremble, quiver v. fremer. shoeblack, bootblack n. lustra-scarpas (-
shiver, tremor, quiver n. fremito. scàr-).
shiver, tremor, quiver n. fremito (fré-). shoeblack, bootblack n. lustra-scarpas.
shiver v. fremer, tremer. shoehorn n. calceator.
shiver v. tremer, fremer. shoeing (a horse) (action of) n.
shoal, bank n. banco. ferratura.
shoal (of fish) n. banco. shoelace n. cordon de scarpas.
shoal (shallow point) n. banco, basse shoemaker, bootmaker n. scarpero.

fundo. shoemaker n. bottinero.
shoal (shallow point) n. basse fundo, shoemaker n. scarpero, bottinero.
banco. shoemaker n. bottinero, scarpero.
shock (collision, impact) n. choc (sh-). shoepolish n. cera de scarpas.
shock (collision, impact) n. choc. shoeshop n. scarperia, boteca de
shock (electric -) n. succussa electric. calceos/scarpas.
shock (hurt the sensibilities of) v. shoeshop n. boteca de calceos/ scarpas,
choccar (sh-). scarperia.
shock (hurt the sensibilities of) v. shoestring (shoelace) n. cordon de
choccar. scarpas.
shock n. gen/ med. shofar, shophar n. shophar Heb].
shock (offend) v. scandalisar. shofar, shophar n. shophar.
shock v. gen/ med. shogun n. shogun.
shock-absorber n. amortisator. shogun n. shogun J].
shocking adj. shocking, choccante. shoo interj. va!
shocking adj. choccante, shocking. shoo-away v. chassar.
shoddy adj. mal facite, inferior. shoot (a gun) v. tirar, discargar.
shoddy adj. inferior, mal facite. shoot (a gun) v. discargar, tirar.
shoddy n. lana regenerate. shoot (a projectile) v. lancear.
shoe (a horse) v. ferrar. shoot, cutting, set [Hort] n. planton.
shoe n. calceo, scarpa. shoot (dash) vi. lancear se, precipitar.
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shoot (dash) vi. precipitar, lancear se. shophar, shofar n. shophar.

shoot, execute, fusilade v. fusilar. shopkeeper n. botechero, negotiante.
shoot (execute) vt. fusilar. shopkeeper n. negotiante, botechero.
shoot (film) v. filmar. shopkeeper, storekeeper n. botechero.
shoot (football) v. tirar a goal. shoplifter n. furtator de magazines.
shoot (kill) v. occider. shoplifting n. furto de magazines.
shoot n. bot. shopper n. comprator.
shoot, shoot off v. tirar. shopping (act) v. le comprar in botecas.
shoot (sport) n. partita de chassa. shopping (go -) v. facer comprar.
shoot off, shoot v. tirar. shopping (goods) n. acquisitiones,
shoot out leaves foliar, leaf, leave v. compras.
foliar. shopping (goods) n. compras,
shoot with an arrow (someone) v. acquisitiones.
flechar. shopping-bag n. sacco a provisiones.
shoot with an arrow (someone) v. shopping-centre n. zona commercial.
flechar (-shar). shop-steward n. delegato syndical.
shoot-down v. abatter. shopwindow n. vitrina.
shooting, firing n. tiro. shore (bank) n. ripa.
shooting (firing) n. tiro. shore (coast) n. costa, litore.
shooting (sport) n. chassa. shore (coast) n. litore, costa.
shoot-up v. montar rapidemente. shore (prop) n. appoio.
shop (closed -) n. officina clause. shore-up v. appoiar.
shop n. indust. short adv. bruscamente.
shop (small) n. boteca. short, brief adj. breve.
shop, store n. boteca. short (in -) adv. in summa, al fin.
shop, store n. magazin. short (in -) adv. al fin, in summa.
shop (store) n. magazin. short (insufficient) adj. insufficiente.
shop (talk -) v. parlar del mestiero. short (not long) adj. breve, curte.
shop v. facer compras/emptiones. short (not long) adj. curte.
shop assistant n. Masc]. short (not long) adj. curte, breve.
shop assistant n. Fem]. short (rude) adj. brusc.
shop-floor n. fabrica. short (small) adj. de parve statura.
shophar, shofar n. shophar Heb]. short line n. lineetta (-ne-étta).
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short line n. lineetta. short-sighted, near-sighted, myopic

short story, novelette n. novella. adj. myope.
shortage n. insufficientia, carentia. short-sightedness n. lit/fig.
shortage n. carentia, insufficientia. short-sightedness, near-sightedness,

myopia n. myopia.
short-circuit n. curte circuito.
short-sightedness, near-sightedness,
short-circuit v. curte-circuitar.
myopia n. myopia (- ìa).
shortcoming n. imperfection, defecto.
short-story n. novella, conto.
shortcoming n. defecto, imperfection.
short-story n. conto, novella.
short-cut n. via directissime.
short-story writer, novelette writer n.
shorten, make shorter v. accurtar.
novellista.
shorten, make shorter v. curtar.
short-tempered adj. irritabile, brusc.
shorten v. curtar, abbreviar, accurtar.
short-tempered adj. brusc, irritabile.
shorten v. abbreviar, accurtar, curtar.
short-term adj. phr. a termino curte.
shorten v. accurtar, curtar, abbreviar.
short-waves n. undas curte.
shortening (act of making shorter) n.
shot (action of shooting) n. tiro.
accurtamento.
shot (bullet) n. balla.
shortfall n. deficit.
shot (cinema) n. sequentia.
shorthand n. stenographia.
shot (cinema) n. sequentia (filmic).
shorthand, stenography n.
shot (lead) n. plumbo.
stenographia.
shorthand, stenography n. stenographia shot (person) n. tirator.
(- ìa). shot (snap) n. photo.
shorthand (write -) v. stenographiar. shot (stroke) n. colpo.
shorthanded adj. curte de personal. shotgun n. fusil de chassa.
shorthand-typist n. stenodactylographa. should v. deberea (+ infin.)
shortlived adj. de breve duration. should v. deberea.
shortly adv. in pauco, proximemente. shoulder (as in to carry on one's
shortly adv. proximemente, in pauco. shoulders) n. humero (hù-).
shortly, soon adv. proximemente. shoulder (as in to carry on one's
shortness n. curtitate. shoulders) n. humero.
shorts (short trousers) n. pantalones shoulder (carry) v. portar super le

curte. spatula.
shorts (underpants) n. calceones. shoulder n. humero, spatula.
short-sighted adj. lit/fig. shoulder n. spatula, humero.

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shoulder (push) v. pulsar con le spatulas. show (prove) v. demonstrar.

shoulder v. Fig]. show (reveal) v. revelar.
shoulder blade, omoplate n. omoplate. show v. ostender -tend-/-tent-/-tens-].
shoulder blade, scapula n. scapula show v. monstrar.
(scà-). show v. ostender.
shoulder blade, scapula n. scapula. show vi. monstrar se, revelar se.
shoulder-blade n. scapula, omoplate. show vi. revelar se, monstrar se.
shoulder-blade n. omoplate, scapula. show off, display v. ostentar.
shout n. crito, clamor. show through v. transparer.
shout n. clamor, crito. show window, display window n.
shout v. critar. monstra.
shove n. pulsata. show window n. vitrina.
shove v. pulsar. show-business n. mundo del spectaculo.
shovel (large) n. pala. showcase, cabinet n. vitrina.
shovel, peel, scoop n. pala. showcase n. vitrina, monstra.
shovel (small) n. paletta. showcase n. monstra, vitrina.
shovel v. mover con pala. showdown n. confrontation, momento
show (a film) v. projectar. decisive.
show (appearance) n. semblantia, showdown n. momento decisive,
apparentia. confrontation.
show (appearance) n. apparentia, shower (of rain) n. pluvia.
semblantia. shower (of rain) n. pluvia (passager).
show, display n. monstra. shower, shower bath n. ducha (-sh-).
show (display) n. monstra. shower, shower bath n. ducha.
show (exhibit) v. exponer. shower (toilet) n. ducha.
show (exhibition) n. exposition. shower v. inundar.
show (indicate) v. indicar. shower bath, shower n. ducha (-sh-).
show, make clear v. arguer. shower bath, shower n. ducha.
show (Manifest) vt. monstrar. showerproof adj. a proba de pluvia,
show n. Theat]. impermeabile.
show, play n. ludo. showerproof adj. impermeabile, a proba
de pluvia.
show, play [Theat] n. spectaculo.
showing a deficit adj. deficitari.
show (pomp) n. pompa.
show-jumping n. concurso hippic.
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showmanship n. talento de organisar shrine (altar, chapel) n. cappella

spectaculos capacitate propagandistic. (consacrate a un sancto), altar.
show-off v. paradar, ostentar. shrine (altar, chapel) n. altar, cappella.
show-off v. ostentar, paradar. shrine (altar, chapel) n. cappella, altar.
showplace n. attraction, centro touristic. shrine (altar, chapel) n. altar, cappella
showplace n. centro touristic, attraction. (consacrate a un sancto).
showroom n. sala/salon de exposition. shrine, reliquary n. reliquario.
show-through v. transparer. shrine (reliquary) n. reliquario.
show-up v. revelar (se). shrine (tomb) n. tumba de un sancto.
show-up v. revelar. shrink v. contraher.
showy n. pretentiose, ostentatiose. shrink v. contraher (se).
showy n. ostentatiose, pretentiose. shrink-back v. recular.
shrapnel n. shrapnel. shrink-from (be repulsed) v. sentir

repugnantia a.
shrapnel n. shrapnel A].
shrink-from (not fear) v. repugnar a.
shred, clipping, cutting n. retalio.
shrivel, contract v. crispar.
shred n. retalio, fragmento.
shrivel vi. corrugar se, marcer,
shred n. fragmento, retalio.
marcescer.
shred v. lacerar.
shrivel vi. marcer, marcescer, corrugar
shrew n. Fig]. se.
shrew n. zool. shrivel vi. marcescer, corrugar se,
shrew [Zool] n. musaranea. marcer.
shrewd adj. astute, perspicace. shrivel vt. corrugar, crispar.
shrewd adj. perspicace, astute. shrivel vt. crispar, corrugar.
shrewdness n. perspicacitate, sagacitate. shriveling, crispation, contraction n.
shrewdness n. sagacitate, perspicacitate. crispation.
shriven, confessed adj. confesse.
shriek n. crito acute.
shroud n. sudario.
shriek v. critar.
shroud v. velar, inveloppar.
shrill adj. acute, argute.
shroud v. inveloppar, velar.
shrill adj. argute, acute.
shroud v. velar (in un sudario),
shrill, noise, make a harsh v. strider.
inveloppar.
shrimp [Ichthyol] n. crangon.
shroud v. inveloppar, velar (in un
shrimp n. crangon. sudario).
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shrove (- tuesday) n. martedi del shun, avoid v. evitar.

carneval, quinquagesima. shun v. evitar.
shrove (- tuesday) n. quinquagesima, shunning, avoiding (act of) n. evitation.
martedi del carneval.
shunt [Elec] n. shunt A].
Shrove Sunday n. Quinquagesima (-gé-).
shunt [Elec] n. shunt.
Shrove Sunday n. Quinquagesima.
shunt [Elec] n. derivation.
Shrovetide, carnival n. carneval.
shunt n. Elec].
shrub, bush n. arbusto.
shunt v. manovrar, facer le manovra de.
shrub n. arbusto.
shunt v. facer le manovra de, manovrar.
shrubbery n. arbustada, plantation de
shunting [RR] n. manovra.
arbustos, arbusteto.
shut adj. clause.
shrubbery n. arbusteto, arbustada,
plantation de arbustos. shut v. clauder (se).
shrubbery n. plantation de arbustos, shut v. clauder.
arbusteto, arbustada. shut up, seclude v. recluder -clud-/-clus-
shrug v. altiar. ].
shrug v. altiar (le spatulas/ humeros). shut up, seclude v. recluder.
sht n. cacada, merda, caca. shut-down v. clauder (se).
sht n. merda, caca, cacada. shut-down v. clauder.
sht n. caca, cacada, merda. shut-in v. recluder.
sht v. cacar, excretar. shut-off v. interrumper, isolar, separar.
sht v. excretar, cacar. shut-off v. separar, interrumper, isolar.
shudder (of human) n. fremito (de shut-off v. isolar, separar, interrumper.
horror). shut-out v. excluder.
shudder (of human) n. fremito. shutter, blind n. persiana.
shudder (of human) v. fremer. shutter n. Photog].
shudder (of human) v. fremer (de shutter (of a window) n. persiana.
horror). shuttle n. navetta.
shudder (of vehicle) n. vibration.
shuttlecock n. volante.
shudder (of vehicle) v. vibrar.
shut-up (confine) v. recluder, confinar.
shuffle vi. ir trainante le pedes.
shut-up (confine) v. confinar, recluder.
shuffle vt. miscer (cartas).
shut-up interj. tace!
shuffle vt. miscer.
shy adj. diffidente, reservate, timide.
shuffle-off v. liberar se de.
shy adj. reservate, timide, diffidente.
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shy adj. timide, diffidente, reservate. sick, ill adj. malade.

shy v. lanciar. sick (ill) adj. infirme, malade.
shyness n. diffident, timiditate. sick (ill) adj. malade, infirme.
shyness n. timiditate, diffident. sick (real -) v. nausear.
si, ti [Mus] n. si. sick (vomit) v. vomir.
sialagogic, saliva-producing, sicken vi. cader malade.
sialagogue adj. sialagoge. sicken vt. repugnar, disgustar.
sialagogue [Med] n. sialagogo. sicken vt. disgustar, repugnar.
sialagogue, sialagogic, saliva- sickening adj. disgustose, nauseabunde.
producing adj. sialagoge. sickening adj. nauseabunde, disgustose.
sialo-, sial- (saliva) occurring in sickle n. falce.
sickle-bearing, scythe-bearing adj.
sialo-. falcifere.
Siam n. Siam.
sickly (nauseating) adj. nauseabunde.
Siberia n. Sibiria.
sickly (pale) adj. pallide.
Siberian adj. sibiric.
sickly (weak) adj. debile, infirme.
Siberian adj. sibirian.
sickly (weak) adj. infirme, debile.
Siberian n. sibiriano.
sickness, illness n. maladia(-ìa).
sibilant sibilante adj. sibilante.
sickness n. maladia.
sibilant sibilante adj. sibilante (ppr of
sickroom, infirmary n. infirmeria (-
sibilar). ìa).
sibilate, hiss v. sibilar.
sickroom, infirmary n. infirmeria.
sibilation n. sibilation.
side (- with) v. prender le parte de.
sibyl [Gr. and Rom. Mythol] n. sibylla.
side [Anat] n. latere.
sibylline adj. sibyllin.
side (edge) n. latere.
siccative adj. siccative.
side (flank) n. flanco.
Sicilian adj. sicilian.
side (in dispute) n. parte.
sicilian adj. sicilian.
side (lateral) adj. lateral.
Sicilian n. siciliano.
side n. latere.
sicilian n. sicil.
side (of gramophone record) n. facie.
Siciliana [Dancing] n. siciliana.
side (on the farther -) phr. ultra, trans.
Sicily n. Sicilia.
side (on the farther -) phr. trans, ultra.
Sicily n. sicilian.
side, scene, wing [Theat] n. coulisse F].
sick (be -) v. esser malade.
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side, scene, wing [Theat] n. coulisse. siderostat n. siderostato (- ò-).

side (secondary) adj. secundari. siderurgical, iron (as in iron ore) adj.
side dish n. intramesso. siderurgic.
side to side phr. de latere a latere. siderurgy, metallurgy or working of
iron n. siderurgia (-ìa).
side with v. prender le parte de.
siderurgy, metallurgy or working of
sideboard, buffet n. buffet F].
iron n. siderurgia.
sideboard, buffet n. buffet.
side-show (sideline) n. cosa secundari.
side-board n. buffet, credentia.
side-show (spectacle) n. spectaculo.
side-board n. credentia, buffet.
side-track v. disviar del question
sideboard n. credentia.
principal.
side-burns n. barbas lateral.
sidewalk n. trottoir.
side-car n. sidecar.
sidewalk, pavement n. trottoir.
side-effect [Med] n. sequela.
sidewalk, pavement n. trottoir F].
side-effect n. effecto secundari.
sideways adv. obliquemente,
side-light (extra information) n. lateralmente.
information incidental. sideways adv. lateralmente,
side-light (of car) n. lumine lateral. obliquemente.
side-line n. activitate secundari. siding n. via de parcamento.
side-long adj. lateral, oblique. siege (act of besieging) n. assedio.
side-long adj. oblique, lateral. siege n. assedio.
sidereal [Astron] adj. sideral. sierra n. serra.
siderite (native ferrous carbonate) Sierra-Leone n. Sierra Leone.
Mineral] n. siderite. siesta n. siesta.
sidero-, sider- (iron) occurring in siesta (nap) n. siesta.
sieve (evidence) v. examinar
sidero-.
minutiosemente.
side-road n. cammino lateral.
sieve n. setasso, cribro.
siderography n. siderographia (-
sieve n. cribro, setasso.
ìa).
sieve (sift in a sieve) v. cribrar, passar
siderography n. siderographia.
per un cribro, setassar.
siderolite n. siderolitho (- òlito).
sieve (sift in a sieve) v. setassar, cribrar,
siderolite n. siderolitho. passar per un cribro.
sideroscope n. sideroscopio. sieve (sift in a sieve) v. passar per un
siderostat n. siderostato. cribro, setassar, cribrar.
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sieve, strainer n. cribro. sign (symbol, gesture) n. signo.

sievelike, cribriform adj. cribrose. sign (trace) n. vestigio, tracia.
sift, separate v. cerner cern-/- cret-]. sign (trace) n. tracia, vestigio.
sift, separate v. cerner. sign v. signar.
sift v. cribrar. signal adj. notabile.
sigh n. suspiro. signal (make known by a signal or
sigh v. suspirar. signals) v. signalar.
sigher n. suspirator. signal n. signal.
sighing, groaning n. gemimento. signal, remarkable adj. signalate.
sight (at -) phr. a prime vista. signal, remarkable adj. signalate (pp of
sight (catch - of) v. intervider. signalar).
signal v. signalar.
sight (device on a firearm) n. mira.
signal-box n. cabina de signales.
sight (lose - of) v. perder de vista.
signaler n. signaiator.
sight (of gun) n. mira.
signaling (act of) n. signalamento.
sight (out of -) adj/adv. invisibile.
signalize (make notable) v. signalar.
sight v. apperciper, observar.
signalman n. signalator.
sight v. observar, apperciper.
signature (1. act of signing one's
sight (view) n. vista.
name; 2. Print]) n. signatura.
sight, vision (power of seeing) n. viso.
signature n. firma.
sighted n. vidente.
signature n. signatura.
sightread v. leger a prime vista.
signer n. signator.
sightseeing (go -) v. visitar le
significance (meaning, import) n.
monumentos.
significantia.
sightseeing (tourism) n. tourismo.
significance n. significantia.
sightvane, pinnule [Surv] n. pinnula.
significant adj. significante.
sign (1. symbol, mark; 2. indication; 3.
significant adj. significante (ppr of
gesture, motion) n. signo.
significar).
sign (affix one's name to) v. signar.
significant, significative adj.
sign (indication) n. indicio.
significative.
sign (of shop or inn) n. insignia. significate, meaning n. significato.
sign (omen) n. augurio. signification (1. act of signifying or
sign (on road) n. indicator. making known; 2. meaning) n.
sign, put one's signature to v. firmar. signification.
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signification n. signification. Silesian adj. silesian.

significative, significant adj. Silesian n. silesiano.
significative. silex, silica n. silice.
signifier n. significator. silex, silica n. silice (sì-).
signify (1. to make known, intimate; 2. silhouette n. silhouette F].
to mean) v. significar.
silhouette n. silhouette.
signify v. voler dicer, significar.
silhouette (show, represent, in
signify v. significar, voler dicer. silhouette) v. silhouettar.
sign-language n. mimica linguage per silhouette v. silhouettar.
signos.
silica, silex n. silice (sì-).
signpost n. indicator (stratal).
silicate n. silicato.
signpost n. indicator.
siliceous adj. silicee.
signwriter n. pictor de litteras.
silicic adj. silicic.
sign-writing, sematography n.
silicification n. silicification.
sematographia (- ìa).
silicifluoric adj. silicifluoric.
sign-writing, sematography n.
sematographia. silicifluoric adj. silicifluoric (-òric).
silence (1. noiselessness; 2. silicify (convert into silica) v. silicificar.
forbearance from speech) n. silicium, silicon n. silicium.
silentio. silicium, silicon n. silicium (-lì-).
silence n. silentio. silicle silicula [Bot] n. silicula.
silence v. silentiar. silicon, silicium n. silicium (-lì-).
silencer n. silentiator. silicon, silicium n. silicium.
silencer [Technol] n. silentiator. silicosis [Pathol] n. silicosis (-
silent (1. quiet, noiseless; 2. saying òsis).
little or nothing) adj. silente. silicosis [Pathol] n. silicosis.
silent (1. quiet, noiseless; 2. saying siliculose [Bot] adj. siliculose.
little or nothing) adj. silentiose. siliquose [Bot] adj. siliquose.
silent adj. mute, silente. silk adj. de seta.
silent adj. silente, mute. silk n. seta.
silent (be -) v. tacer. silk (ware) n. seteria.
silent, mute, dumb adj. mute. silk (ware) n. seteria (-rìa).
Silesia (Upper (Lower) Silesia: Alte silk factory or store n. seteria.
(Basse) Silesia) n. Silesia.
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silk factory or store n. seteria (- silverfish [Entom] n. lepisma.

rìa). silversmith n. argentero.
silkworm n. larva de seta. silvery (silver-colored) adj. argentee.
silky adj. setose. silviculture, forestry n. silvicultura.
silky, silken adj. setose. silviculturist, forester n. silvicultor.
sill (of window) n. tabula. simian adj. simiesc.
sill (threshold) n. limine. simian adj. simian.
silly adj. fatue, stupide. similar adj. similar, simile.
silly adj. stupide, fatue. similar adj. similabile.
silo n. silo. similar adj. simile, similar.
silo n. silo H]. similar adj. similar.
silt n. insablamento, sedimento. similar, like, resembling adj. simile.
silt n. sedimento, insablamento. similar, resembling (to) adj. resimilante.
silt, sand bank n. insablamento. similar, resembling (to) adj. resimilante
silt up v. insablar (se). (ppr of resimilar).
silt up v. insablar. similarity n. similaritate.
silting, stranding, running aground similarly adv. de modo similar.
(act of) n. insablamento. simile n. simile.
silurus, sheatfish [Zool] n. siluro. simile [Rhet] n. similitude.
Silurus [Zool] n. siluro. simile [Rhet] n. simile.
Silvanus [Mythol] n. Silvano. similitude, likeness, resemblance n.
silver, cover or plate with silver v. similitude.
argentar. similor, imitation gold n. similauro.
silver (in colour) adj. argentee. simmer (let) v. estufar.
silver (made of silver) adj. de argento. simmer v. subbullir.
silver n. argento. simmer vi. subbullir.
silver v. argentar. simmer vt. estufar.
silver paper n. folio de stanno. simmer-down v. calmar se.
silver plate n. argenteria (- ìa). simmering n. subbullimento.
silver plate n. argenteria. simonist (one practicing simony) n.
silver plater, silverer n. argentator. simonista.
silver wedding n. nuptias de argento. simony n. simonia (-ìa).
silverer, silver plater n. argentator. simony n. simonia.
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simoon n. samum. simulate, feign, pretend, make

simoon n. samum Ar]. believe v. finger.
simper v. parlar/surrider in modo simulate, feign, pretend, make
affectate. believe v. finger fing-/fict-].
simple (1. not double, not manifold; 2. simulate (feign) v. simular.
not complicated) adj. simplice. simulate v. finger, simular.
simple (1. not double, not manifold; 2. simulate v. simular, finger.
not complicated) adj. simplice simulation n. simulation.
(sìm-).
simulator n. simulator.
simple (1. not double or manifold; 2.
simultaneity n. simultaneitate.
not complicated) adj. simple.
simultaneous adj. simultanee.
simple (easy) adj. facile.
sin, commit a sin v. peccar.
simple (not double, not complicated)
sin n. peccato.
adj. simplice, simple.
simple (not double, not complicated) Sin-, Sino- (China) occurrmg in
adj. simple, simplice. compounds] n. Sin-.
simple-minded adj. naive, ingenue. sin v. peccar.
simple-minded adj. ingenue, naive. Sinai n. Sinai.
simpleton n. imbecille, ingenue, naive. since adv. pois, postea.
simpleton n. naive, imbecille, ingenue. since adv. postea, pois.
simpleton n. ingenue, naive, imbecille. since, from prep. ab.
simplicity n. simplicitate. since, from prep. desde.
simplification n. simplification. since prep. desde, depost, depois, ab.
simplifier n. simplificator. since prep. ab, desde, depost, depois.
simplify v. simplificar. since prep. depois, ab, desde, depost.
simplism, oversimplification n. since prep. depost, depois, ab, desde.
simplismo. since (reason) conj. proque.
simply adv. simplemente. since (time) conj. pois que, post que.
simply (quite) adv. completemente, toto. since (time) conj. post que, pois que.
simply (quite) adv. toto, completemente. sincere (1. honest; 2. frank; 3. real,
simulacrum (1. image; 2. mock true) adj. sincer.
appearance, sham) n. simulacro. sincere adj. sincer.
simulate adj. simulate (pp of simular). sincerely adv. sincermente.
simulate adj. simulate. sincerity n. sinceritate.
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sincipital [Anat] adj. sincipital. single, unmarried adj. celibe.

sinciput [Anat] n. sincipite. single out, individuate v. individuar.
sinciput [Anat] n. sincipite (-cìp-). single out v. seliger, individuar.
Sind, Indus n. Indo. single out v. individuar, seliger.
sine [Math] n. sinus. single room n. camera con un lecto.
sine [Math] n. sino. single-handed adv. sin adjuta.
sine [Math] n. sinus (si-). single-minded adj. resolute.
sinecure n. sinecura. singleness, oneness n. unicitate.
sinecure n. canonicato. singlet n. subcamisa.
sinecurism n. sinecurismo. single-track adj/n. de via unic.
sinecurist n. sinecurista. singly adv. separatemente,
sinew [Anat] n. tendine. individualmente.
sinew n. nervo. singly adv. individualmente,
separatemente.
sinewy adj. musculose.
singular (1. relating to a single person
sinewy adj. tendinose.
or thing; 2. unusual, uncommon,
sinewy adj. nervose.
strange) adj. singular.
sinful adj. peccaminose.
singular adj. singular.
sing v. cantar.
singular n. numero singular.
sing again v. recantar.
singularity n. singularitate.
sing as a tenor v. tenorisar.
singularize, make distinct v.
singable adj. cantabile. singularisar.
singe v. adurer (se). singularly adv. singularmente.
singe v. adurer. singultus, hiccup, hiccough n. singulto.
singer (female) n. cantatrice. sinister adj. sinistre.
singer n. cantator. sinister (threatening, evil) adj. sinistre.
singer n. Fem]. sinistrogyrate adj. sinistrogyr.
singer n. cantor. sinistrorse [Bot] adj. sinistrorse.
singing, art of singing n. canto. sink (a ship) vt. affundar.
single adj. singule, sol. sink (differences) v. supprimer.
single adj. sol, singule. sink (dig) v. excavar.
single (not married) adj. celibe. sink, droop v. clinar.
single, separate, alone adj. singule. sink (droop) vi. clinar, declinar.
single, unmarried adj. celibe (cé-). sink (droop) vi. declinar, clinar.
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sink n. lava-plattos. siphon (1. bent tube for transferring a

sink (of ship) v. ir al fundo, affundar se. liquid; 2. siphon bottle; 3. Zool]) n.
sink (of ship) v. affundar se, ir al fundo. siphon.
siphon n. siphon.
Sinn Fein n. sinn fein Ir].
siphonophore [Zool] n. siphonophoro (-
Sinn Fein n. sinn fein.
nò-).
sinner n. peccator.
siphonophore [Zool] n. siphonophoro.
Sino-Japanese adj. sinojaponese.
sir adj. senior.
Sinologue, Sinologist n. sinologo (-
sir (mister) n. senior.
òlogo).
sir (title) n. sir.
Sinologue, Sinologist n. sinologo.
sire, begetter n. genitor.
Sinology n. sinologia.
siren (1. Mythol]; 2. as in the ship's
Sinology n. sinologia (-ìa).
siren) n. sirena.
sinuate, sinuated [Bot] adj. sinuate.
siren n. sirena.
sinuosity n. sinuositate.
sirenian, siren, sirenical adj. sirenie.
sinuous adj. sinuose.
sirloin n. lumbo de bove.
sinus [Anat] n. sinus.
sirocco n. sirocco.
sinus [Anat] n. sinus (si-).
sister n. soror.
sinus [Anat] n. sino.
sister-in-law n. soror affin.
sinus n. sino, sinus.
sisterly adj. sororal.
sinus n. sinus, sino.
sistrum [Antiq] n. sistro.
sinus trouble, sinusitis [Pathol] n.
sinusitis. sit (1. to be sitting or seated; 2. as in
to sit in court, in council; 3. to fit)
sinus trouble, sinusitis [Pathol] n.
v. seder sed-/-sess-;-sid-/- sess-].
sinusitis (- ìtis).
sit (1. to be sitting or seated; 2. as in
sinusitis, sinus trouble [Pathol] n.
sinusitis. to sit in court, in council; 3. to fit)
v. seder.
sinusitis, sinus trouble [Pathol] n.
sinusitis (- ìtis). sit (be seated) v. seder, esser sedite.
sinusoid [Math] n. sinusoide. sit (be seated) v. esser sedite, seder.
sinusoidal [Math] adj. sinusoidal. sit (by or near) v. assider.
sip, sup v. sorber. sit (by or near) v. assider -sid-/-sess-].
sip, sup v. sorber sorb-/sorpt-]. sit phr. Pol].
sip v. sorber. sit on, brood (eggs) v. covar.

sit-down v. seder se.
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site (building -) n. terreno a construer, situation (place, condition) n. situation.

cantier de construction. sit-up v. tener se erecte.
site (building -) n. cantier de sitz bath, semicupium n. semicupio.
construction, terreno a construer.
six adj. sex.
site, location n. implaciamento.
six adj/n. sex.
site n. sito, implaciamento.
six (number -) phr. le numero sex.
site n. sito.
sixfold, sextuple adj. sextuple (séx-).
site n. implaciamento, sito.
sixfold, sextuple adj. sextuple.
site v. situar.
sixteen adj. se- dece.
sito-, sit- (food) occurring in
sixteen adj. dece-sex.
compounds] n. sito-.
sixteen adj. se- dece (sé-).
sitomania [Psychol] n. sitomania (-
sixteen adj/n. dece-sex.
ìa).
sitomania [Psychol] n. sitomania. sixteen (number -) phr. le numero dece-
sex.
sitophobia [Psychol] n. sitophobia.
sixteenth adj. dece-sexte.
sitophobia [Psychol] n. sitophobia (-
sixteenth n. dece-sexto.
ìa).
sit-out (a dance) v. restar sedite sixth adj. sexte.
durante. sixth (fraction) n. sexto.
sitting adj. sedente. sixth [Mus] sexta n. sexta.
sitting n. session. sixtieth adj. sexantesime.
sitting, seated adj. sedente. sixtieth adj. sexantesime (-ésime).
sitting-room n. salon. sixtieth adj. sexagesime (-ésime).
situate v. situar. sixtieth adj. sexagesime.
situated adj. situate, site. sixtieth n. sexantesimo.
situated adj. site, situate. sixty adj. sexanta.
situated, placed adj. site. sixty adj/n. sexanta.
situated between the digits, size (dimension) n. dimension, grandor.
interdigital adj. interdigital. size (dimension) n. grandor, dimension.
situated beyond, thither, ulterior adj. size n. Techn].
ulterior. size n. Commer].
situation (1. location, place; 2.
size (of garment) n. talia.
condition, circumstance) n.
size v. Techn].
situation.
size v. classificar per dimension.
situation (job) n. posto.
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sizeable adj. satis grande. skeleton-staff n. personal reducite.

size-up v. mesurar le capacitate de. skeptic adj/n. sceptic.
sizzle v. crepitar. skeptic, sceptic n. sceptico.
skate (as in to glide along on skates) Skeptic, Sceptic [Philos] n. sceptico.
n. patin. skeptic, sceptic, skeptical, sceptical
skate (cheap -) phr. parsimonioso. adj. sceptic.
skate (fish) n. raia. skeptical adj. sceptical.
skate (for sport) n. patin. skeptical, sceptical, skeptic, sceptic
skate (roller -) n. patin de rotas. adj. sceptic.
skate v. patinar. skeptically adv. scepticalmente.
skater n. patinator. skepticism, scepticism n. scepticismo.
skating (act or art of) n. patinage. sketch (1. to make a draft or sketch
of; 2. to make a sketch or
skating (act or art of) n. patinage (-
sketches) v. schizzar.
àje).
skating n. patinage. sketch (1. to make a draft or sketch
of; 2. to make a sketch or
skating-rink n. pista de patinage.
sketches) v. schizzar (-tsar).
skedaddle v. facer le sortita
rapidemente, sortir. sketch, draw v. designar.
skedaddle v. sortir, facer le sortita sketch [Lit/Art] n. schizzo I].

rapidemente. sketch [Lit/Art] n. schizzo.
skeletal [Anat] adj. skeletic. sketch n. schizzo, designo.
skeletology n. skeletologia (-ìa). sketch n. designo, schizzo.
skeletology n. skeletologia. sketch v. designar, schizzar.
skeleton (1. Anat]; 2. framework (of a sketch v. schizzar, designar.
house, ship) 3. outline, sketch) n. sketchbook n. album de schizzos.
skeleto. sketcher, drawer n. designator.
skeleton (1. Anat]; 2. framework (of a
sketchy adj. superficial, incomplete.
house, ship) 3. outline, sketch) n.
sketchy adj. incomplete, superficial.
skeleto (ské-).
skewer n. spito.
skeleton (1. as in skeleton crew; 2.
emaciated) adj. skeletic. ski n. ski Nor].
skeleton n. skeleto, ossatura. ski n. ski.
skeleton n. ossatura, skeleto. ski v. skiar.
skeleton-key n. false clave. skid (action) n. derapage.

skid (slide) n. patin.
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skid v. derapar. skim-through v. examinar

skier n. skiator. superficialmente.
skiff n. skiff. skin [Anat] n. pelle.
skiing n. le skiar. skin [Anat] n. cute.
skilful, able adj. habile. skin (crust) n. crusta.
skilful, ingenious adj. industriose. skin n. pelle.
ski-lift n. telephero de ski, teleski. skin n. pellicula.
ski-lift n. teleski, telephero de ski. skin, remove the skin (of an animal) v.
spoliar.
skill, ability n. habilitate.
skin (true skin) n. cute.
skill, ingenuity n. industria.
skin v. pellar.
skill n. habilitate.
skin v. spoliar.
skilled adj. experte, habile.
skin coloring, complexion n. carnation.
skilled adj. habile, experte.
skin -pellar v. pellar.
skilled-worker n. obrero specialisate.
skin-deep adj. superficial.
skillet, frying pan n. patella.
skin-disease n. maladia cutanee.
skillet maker n. patellero.
skin-diving n. exploration submarin
skilletful n. patellata.
autonome, pisca submarin.
skillful, skilful adj. dextre, habile.
skin-diving n. pisca submarin,
skillful, skilful adj. habile, dextre. exploration submarin autonome.
skim (clear from scum) v. scumar. skinny adj. discarnate, magre.
skim (milk) v. disbutyrar. skinny adj. magre, discarnate.
skim vi. slissar, passar al superficio. skin-tight adj. adherente adherente al
skim vi. passar al superficio, slissar. pelle.
skim vt. scumar. skip (basket) n. corbe.
skimmed adj. scumate. skip (container) n. cupa.
skimmed-milk n. lacte disbutyrate. skip (gambol) n. gambada.
skimmer (utensil used for skimming) skip, leave out v. saltar.
n. scumatoria. skip vi. saltar (al corda), gambadar.
skim-milk n. lacte disbutyrate. skip vi. saltar, gambadar.
skimp v. facer economias. skip vi. gambadar, saltar.
skimpy adj. magre, parsimoniose. skip vi. gambadar, saltar (al corda).
skimpy adj. parsimoniose, magre. skip vt. omitter, saltar.
skip vt. saltar, omitter.
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skipper (captain) n. capitano, patron. skylight (projecting) n. lanterna.

skipper (captain) n. patron, capitano. skyline n. linea del horizonte.
skipper n. Fig]. skyscraper n. grattacelo.
skirmish n. scaramucia. slab n. tabula.
skirmish v. scaramuciar. slab, plate, board, table n. tabula.
skirmisher n. scaramuciator. slab, plate, board, table n. tabula
skirt n. gonna. (tà-).
skirt n. gonnella. slack (coal) n. pulvere de carbon.
skirt v. costear. slack (of person) adj. negligente, inerte.
skirting board n. socculo de ligno. slack (of person) adj. inerte, negligente.
skit n. parodia, satira. slack (of rope) adj. laxe, sin tension.
skit n. satira, parodia. slack (of rope) adj. sin tension, laxe.
skittish adj. capriciose, coquette. slack (of trade) adj. sin activitate,
languide.
skittish adj. coquette, capriciose.
slack (of trade) adj. languide, sin
skittle n. quillia.
activitate.
skulk v. mover se furtivemente.
slack v. negliger su labor.
skull, cranium n. cranio.
slacken (1. to slow down; 2. to reduce
skull n. cranio. activity, intensity of efforts) v.
skunk (1. Zool]; 2. fur of the skunk) n. relentar.
skunk A]. slacken, loosen (something) v. laxar.
skunk (1. Zool]; 2. fur of the skunk) n. slacken (loosen) vt. disserrar, laxar.
skunk.
slacken (loosen) vt. laxar, disserrar.
skunk n. moffetta.
slacken (slow down) v. relentar.
sky n. celo.
slacken vi. relentar se.
sky-blue adj. azur celeste, blau del celo.
slackening, reduction of speed or
sky-blue adj. blau del celo, azur celeste.
activity n. relentamento.
sky-high adv. al nubes.
slackness (of person) n. negligentia.
skylark n. aloda.
slackness (of rope) n. manco de tension.
skylark v. facer stupiditates, farsar.
slacks n. pantalones.
skylark v. farsar, facer stupiditates.
slalom n. slalom.
skylight (in roof) n. quadro vitrate (in le
slam (cards) n. slam.
tecto).
slam v. clauder con ruito.
skylight (in roof) n. quadro vitrate.
slam v. clauder (se) con ruito.
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slander, calumniate v. calumniar. slate n. ardesia.

slander, calumny n. calumnia. slate, slaty adj. ardesiose.
slander n. maledicentia. slate v. Pol].
slander n. diffamation, calumnia. slate quarry n. ardesiera.
slander n. calumnia, diffamation. slate worker n. ardesiero.
slander v. diffamar, calumniar. slaty, slate adj. ardesiose.
slander v. calumniar, diffamar. slaughter (animals) v. macellar.
slanderer, denigrator n. denigrator. slaughter, butcher v. macellar.
slanderous adj. maledicente. slaughter (of animals) n. macellamento.
slanderous adj. calumniose, diffamatori. slaughter (of people) n. massacro,
slanderous adj. diffamatori, calumniose. carnage.
slang n. argot, slang. slaughter (of people) n. carnage,
massacro.
slang n. slang, argot.
slaughter (people) v. massacrar.
slang v. injuriar.
slaughterhouse, abattoir n. abattitorio.
slant (point of view) n. puncto de vista.
slaughterhouse n. abattitorio.
slant (slope) n. inclination.
slaughterhouse n. macello.
slant vi. inclinar.
Slav n. slavo.
slant vt. modificar.
Slav, Slavic, Slavonic adj. slave.
slanted adj. tendentiose.
slave (female) n. serva.
slanting adj. oblique.
slave n. Fem].
slap n. colpo de palma.
slave n. sclavo.
slap v. palmar, colpar con le palma.
slave n. masc/ gen.
slap v. colpar con le palma, palmar.
slave, serf n. servo.
slapdash adj. mal facite, impetuose.
slave, slave's: (characteristic of a
slapdash adj. impetuose, mal facite.
slave) adj. sclave.
slapstick adj. buffoneria.
slave v. travaliar como un sclavo.
slash n. colpo de sabla.
slaver (1. slave trader; 2. slave ship) n.
slash, saber v. sablar.
negrero.
slash v. sablar. slavery, bondage, serfdom n. servage (-
slat n. lamina. aje).
slate (1. Mineral]; 2. roofing slate; 3. slavery, bondage, serfdom n. servage.
writing slate) n. ardesia. slavery n. servitude, sclavitude.
slate (criticize) v. criticar severmente. slavery n. sclavitude, servitude.
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slavery (stat(of being a slave) n. sleeping n. dormition, dormir.

sclavitude. sleeping car [R.R] n. sleeping-car A].
slave's:, slave (characteristic of a sleeping car [R.R] n. sleeping-car.
slave) adj. sclave.
sleeping pill or potion, soporific n.
Slavicism n. slavismo. dormitivo.
slavish adj. servil. sleeping tablet, sporific n. somnifero.
slavish, servile adj. serve. sleeping tablet, sporific n. somnifero (-
Slavist n. slavista. nì-).
Slavonia n. Slavonia. sleeping-bag n. sacco de dormir.
Slavonian (inhabitant of Slavonia) n. sleeping-car n. wagon-lectos.
slavono. sleeping-partner n. socio commanditari.
Slavonian, Slavonic adj. slavon. sleeping-pill n. somnifero.
Slavonic (language) n. slavono. sleeping-sickness n. morbo del somno.
Slavonic, Slavonian adj. slavon. sleepless adj. insomne.
Slavophile adj. slavophile. sleepless, insomnious adj. insomne.
Slavophile n. slavophilo (-ò-). sleeplessness n. insomnia.
Slavophile n. slavophilo. sleepwalker, somnambulist n.
sleazy adj. de mal fama. somnambulo.
sledge n. traha, slitta. sleepwalker, somnambulist n.
sledge n. slitta, traha. somnambulo (- àm-).
sleep-walking n. somnambulismo.
sledge hammer, mallet, beetle, ram n.
massa. sleepy adj. somnolente.
sledgehammer n. massa, malleo. sleepy (feel -) v. haber somno.
sledgehammer n. malleo, massa. sleet n. nive miscite con pluvia.
sledgehammer n. malleo. sleet v. nivar e pluver.
sleek adj. lisie. sleeve [Clothing] n. manica.
sleep (go to -) v. addormir se. sleeve n. manica.
sleep n. somno. sleeved vest (woman's) n. camisola.
sleep (put to -) v. sopir. sleigh n. slitta, traha.
sleep v. dormir. sleigh n. traha, slitta.
sleeper (beam) n. transversa. sleight-of-hand n. prestidigitation.
sleeper (person) n. dormiente. slender adj. tenue, gracile, svelte.
sleeping adj. dormiente. slender adj. gracile, svelte, tenue.
sleeping n. dormir, dormition. slender adj. svelte, tenue, gracile.
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slender, slim adj. svelte. slight (weak) adj. fragile, delicate.

slender, slim adj. gracile. slight trifling adj. legier (-jér).
slender, tenuous, thin adj. tenue. slight trifling adj. legier.
slenderness, slimness n. gracilitate. slightly adv. legiermente, un pauc.
slice (as in a slice of meat) n. trencho. slightly adv. un pauc, legiermente.
slice n. trencho. slightness, insignificance n. tenuitate.
slice v. trenchar. slightness, trifling n. legieressa (-jer-).
slick adj. astute, habile. slightness, trifling n. legieressa.
slick adj. habile, astute. slim (resources) adj. insufficiente.
slick n. massa flottante (de petroleo). slim, slender adj. svelte.
slick n. massa flottante. slim, slender adj. gracile.
slick (sleek, smooth) adj. suave. slim (slender) adj. gracile, svelte.
slide (action) n. glissamento. slim (slender) adj. svelte, gracile.
slide (microscope) n. porta-objecto. slim v. sequer un regime attenuante.
slide n. Photog]. slime (mire) n. limo.
slide (track) n. pista descendente. slime (mud) n. fango.
slide v. glissar. slime (on fish) n. humor viscose.
slide down, fall, droop v. laber lab- slimness, slenderness n. gracilitate.
/laps-]. slimy adj. coperite de limo, limose,
slide down, fall, droop v. laber. viscose.
slide-rule n. regula de calculo. slimy adj. limose, viscose, coperite de
sliding adj. glissante. limo.
sliding scale n. scala. slimy adj. viscose, coperite de limo,
limose.
sliding-scale n. scala mobile.
sling (cast with a sling) v. fundar.
slight n. affronto.
sling (for hoisting) n. sling.
slight (slim) adj. tenue, svelte.
sling (hang) v. suspender.
slight (slim) adj. svelte, tenue.
sling [Med] n. bandage fundiforme.
slight, trifling, unimportant adj. tenue.
sling (shot) n. funda.
slight (trivial) adj. legier, superficial.
sling (throw) v. lanciar, jectar.
slight (trivial) adj. superficial, legier.
sling (throw) v. jectar, lanciar.
slight v. depreciar, disdignar.
sling (use weapon) v. fundar.
slight v. disdignar, depreciar.
sling (weapon) n. funda.
slight (weak) adj. delicate, fragile.
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slink adv. furtivemente. slip-up v. committer un error.

slinky (a - dress) phr. un vestimento slit n. fissura, incision.
provocative. slit n. incision, fissura.
slinky adj. provocative. slit v. facer un incision, finder.
slip (dress) n. subgonella. slit v. finder, facer un incision.
slip (error) (lapsus calami L], slip of slnner n. peccator.
the pen; lapsus linguae L], slip of
slobber v. salivar, bavar.
the tongue) = n. lapsus L].
slobber v. bavar, salivar.
slip (error) (lapsus calami L], slip of
sloe n. prunella.
the pen; lapsus linguae L], slip of
slog n. labor ingrate.
the tongue) = n. lapsus.
slog v. laborar tenacemente.
slip (error) n. lapso, error.
slogan n. devisa publicitari, slogan.
slip (error) n. error, lapso.
slogan n. slogan.
slip (paper) n. scheda, schedula.
slogan n. slogan A].
slip (paper) n. schedula, scheda.
slogan n. slogan, devisa publicitari.
slip (slide) n. glissamento, glissada.
sloop n. chalupa.
slip (slide) n. glissada, glissamento.
sloop n. chalupa (sh-).
slip, underskirt, petticoat n.
subgonnella. sloop [Naut] n. sloop.
slip vi. glissar facer passo false. sloop [Naut] n. sloop A].
slip vt. insinuar, introducer, passar. slop n. alimento semiliquide.
slip vt. passar, insinuar, introducer. slop (spill over) v. verter, disbordar.
slip vt. introducer, passar, insinuar. slop (spill over) v. disbordar, verter.
slip of paper (containing writing) n. slope (cause to slope) v. scarpar.
schedula. slope (down) v. declinar.
slip of paper n. scheda. slope (downward) n. declination.
slipper (bedroom) n. pantofla. slope (of hill) n. scarpa, costa.
slipper (footwear) n. pantofla. slope (of hill) n. costa.
slipper (tech) n. calceo, patin. slope (of hill) n. costa, scarpa.
slipper (tech) n. patin, calceo. slope, scarp (face of a hill) n. scarpa.
slippery adj. lubric. slope (slant) n. inclination.
slippery, lubricous adj. lubric. slope (slant) vi. inclinar.
slippery, lubricous adj. lubric (lù- slope (up) v. montar.
). slope (upward) n. montata.
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slope vt. scarpar. slow (not fast) adj. lente.

sloppy (careless) adj. pauco systematic. slow (of clock) adj. in retardo.
sloppy (in consistency) adj. semiliquide. slow (of intellect) adj. obtuse,
sloppy (muddy) adj. fangose. phlegmatic.
sloppy (sentimental) adj. sentimental. slow (of intellect) adj. phlegmatic,
obtuse.
slot n. cannellatura, fissura.
slow, tardy adj. tarde.
slot n. fissura, cannellatura.
slow down, reduce speed v. lentar.
slot v. cannellar.
slow-down v. relentar (se), decelerar
sloth (idleness) n. indolentia, pigressa.
(se).
sloth (idleness) n. pigressa, indolentia.
slow-down v. relentar, decelerar.
sloth n. bradypo.
slow-down v. decelerar, relentar.
slot-in v. incastrar in le cannellatura (de
slow-down v. decelerar (se), relentar
un altere pecia).
(se).
slot-in v. incastrar in le cannellatura.
slowly adv. lentemente.
slot-machine n. venditor automatic.
slowness n. lentor.
slouch (droop) v. pender
slowness, tardiness n. morositate.
negligentemente.
slowpaced, tardigrade adj. tardigrade.
slouch (sit) v. seder pigremente.
slowpaced, tardigrade adj. tardigrade (-
slough, cast skin (of a serpent etc.) n.
ì-).
spolia.
sludge (mud) n. fango.
Slovak adj. slovac.
sludge (oil) n. residuo viscose.
Slovak n. slovaco.
slug n. limace.
Slovakia [Geog] n. Slovakia.
slug [Typog] n. lingoto.
Slovakia n. Slovachia (-àkia).
sluggish adj. torpide, phlegmatic.
Slovakia n. Slovachia.
sluggish adj. phlegmatic, torpide.
Slovene n. sloveno.
sluggish (be -) v. torper.
Slovene, Slovenian adj. sloven.
sluice, floodgate n. esclusa.
Slovenia [Geog] n. Slovenia.
sluice n. esclusa.
Slovenia n. Slovenia.
slum (area) n. quartiero basse.
Slovenian n. sloveno.
slum (building) n. habitation inferior.
Slovenian, Slovene adj. sloven.
slumber n. somno.
slovenly adj. negligente.
slumber v. dormir.
slow (moving at slow speed) adj. lente.
slump n. collapso de precios, depression.
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slump n. depression (economic), collapso small (little) adj. parve, minute.

de precios. small (little) adj. minute, parve.
slump n. depression, collapso de precios. small (of importance) adj. de pauc
slump n. collapso de precios, depression importantia.
(economic). small (of stocks) adj. exigue, restricte.
slump v. cader. small (of stocks) adj. restricte, exigue.
slur (insult) n. affronto, calumnia. small (very small) adj. minuscule, pusille,
slur (insult) n. calumnia, affronto. insignificante.
slur n. mus. small (very small) adj. pusille,
slur v. pronunciar indistinctemente. insignificante, minuscule.
slur-over v. passar in silentio super. small (very small) adj. insignificante,
minuscule, pusille.
slush (mud) n. fango.
small allowance, pittance n. pitancia.
slush n. sentimentalitate.
small appendix or appendage,
slush (snow) n. nive semifundite.
appendicle n. appendicula.
slut n. negligente, femina immodeste.
small bag n. sacchetto.
slut n. femina immodeste, negligente.
small basin, shallow bowl n. bassinetto.
slut n. Amer.
small basket n. corbetta.
slutty adj. putanose, immodeste, putanal.
small bedroom, cubicle n. cubiculo.
slutty adj. immodeste, putanal, putanose.
small board, small plank n. planchetta.
slutty adj. putanal, putanose, immodeste.
small bowl, deep dish n. scutella.
slutty (immodestly) adv.
small box, casket n. cassetta.
immodestemente.
small box or case n. pyxide.
sly adj. Archeol].
small box or case n. pyxide (pìx-
sly (furtive) adj. furtive.
).
sly (wily) adj. astute.
small boy or man n. pusillo.
smack adv. directemente.
small camera, kodak n. kodak.
smack (blow) n. colpo de palma.
small camera, kodak n. kodak A].
smack (boat) n. barca de pisca.
small cup n. cuppella.
smack (taste) n. tracia, sapor.
small cushion n. cossinetto.
smack (taste) n. sapor, tracia.
small flower n. floretta.
smack v. colpar con le palma.
small fort, fortalice n. fortino.
smack-of v. redoler de.
small horn, trumpet n. cornetta.
small, little adj. parve.
small kettle, boiler n. caldieretta.
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small mallet n. massetta. smallness n. pusillitate.

small nail or claw n. unguiculo. smallpox n. variola.
small or lower case letter n. minuscula. smallpox, variola [Med] n. variola (-
small piece n. pecietta. rì-).
small pincers, tweezers n. pincette F]. smallpox, variola [Med] n. variola.
small pincers, tweezers n. pincette. small-talk n. conversation trivial,

conversation de societate.
small plank, small board n. planchetta.
small-talk n. conversation de societate,
small ring, annulet n. anuletto.
conversation trivial.
small room n. cameretta.
small-ware dealer, dealer in notions n.
small shoe or slipper n. calceolo. mercero.
small shoe or slipper n. calceolo (-é-). smaragd, emerald n. smaragdo.
small spade or shovel n. paletta. smaragdine, emerald adj. smaragdin.
small stone n. calculo. smaragdite [Mineral] n. smaragdite.
small stream, brook n. rivo. smart (clever) adj. astute, intelligente.
small tree n. arboretto. smart (clever) adj. intelligente, astute.
small tube, tubule n. tubulo. smart (elegant) adj. elegante, chic.
small vessel, boat n. imbarcation. smart (elegant) adj. chic, elegante.
small villa n. villetta. smart (hurt) v. doler.
small ware, notions n. merceria. smart, sting, bite v. piccar.
small ware, notions n. merceria (- smart (sting) v. piccar.
ìa). smarten v. animar, imbellir.
small wedge, socket n. calceolo (-é-).
smarten v. imbellir, animar.
small wedge, socket n. calceolo.
smartness (appearance) n. elegantia,
small wing, winglet n. aletta. chic.
smaller adj. minor, plus parve. smartness (appearance) n. chic,
smaller adj. plus parve, minor. elegantia.
smallest, minimal, least adj. minime. smartness (cleverness) n. intelligentia.
smallest, minimal, least adj. minime smash (break in pieces) v. fracassar.
(mì-). smash (break to pieces by violence) v.
smallholding n. parve ferma. fracassar.
small-letters n. minusculos. smash (collision) n. collision.
small-minded n. meschin. smash, crash [Fin] n. crac.
smallness, littleness n. parvitate.
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smash, crash (sound of a crash or smelly adj. fetide, de mal odor.

smash) n. fracasso. smelt v. funder.
smash (destroy) vt. destruer, annihilar. smelting n. fusion.
smash (destroy) vt. annihilar, destruer. smile (be smiling) v. surrider -rid-/-ris-].
smash n. fin. smile (be smiling) v. surrider.
smash (noise) n. fracasso. smile n. surriso.
smash (strike) v. colpar violentemente. smile v. surrider.
smash vi. rumper. smirch v. macular.
smashing (action of) n. fracassatura. smirk n. surriso affectate.
smattering n. cognoscentia superficial. smith n. ferrero.
smear (mark) v. macular. smithereens n. fragmentos, peciettas.
smear [Med] n. frottis. smithereens n. peciettas, fragmentos.
smear (on character) n. calumnia. smithing, blacksmith's work n. ferreria.
smear (spread) v. linir. smithing, blacksmith's work n. ferreria
smear (stain) n. macula. (- ìa).
smell, be redolent (of) v. redoler. smithy, blacksmith's shop n. ferreria.
smell (emit a smell) v. oler. smithy, blacksmith's shop n. ferreria (-
smell (emit an odor) v. odorar. ìa).
smithy, forge n. fabrica.
smell n. odor.
smithy, forge n. forgia (forja).
smell (pleasant) n. perfumo.
smithy, forge n. forgia.
smell (pleasant) v. fragrar.
smithy, forge n. fabrica (fà-).
smell, reek v. fragrar.
smithy n. ferreria, forgia.
smell (sense of smell) n. olfaction.
smithy n. forgia, ferreria.
smell (something) v. olfacer.
smiting, wounding (act of) n.
smell (something) v. olfacer -fac-/-fact-].
ferimento.
smell vi. odorar.
smock n. blusa.
smell vt. olfacer.
smog n. nebula fumose.
smelling bottle, perfume bottle n.
smoke (1. to fume, give off smoke or
flacon (F).
steam; 2. as in to smoke a pipe; 3.
smelling bottle, perfume bottle n.
to cure (meat, fish) with smoke) v.
flacon.
fumar.
smell-of v. redoler de.
smoke (all senses) v. fumar.
smelly adj. de mal odor, fetide.
smoke, fume n. fumo.
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smoke n. fumo. smudge v. macular.

smoker n. fumator. smug adj. complacente, satisfacte de se.
smoker (one who or that which smug adj. satisfacte de se, complacente.
smokes) n. fumator. smuggle (practice smuggling) v.
smoking n. le fumar. contrabandar.
smoky adj. fumose. smuggle v. contrabandar, facer le
smolder, -moul- v. arder sin flamma. contrabando.
smuggle v. facer le contrabando,
smooth (- out) v. explanar.
contrabandar.
smooth, even adj. unite.
smuggler n. contrabandero.
smooth, even adj. unite (pp of unir).
smuggling n. contrabando.
smooth (even) adj. lisie, unite.
smut n. obscenitate.
smooth (even) adj. unite, lisie.
smut (soot) n. macula de fuligine.
smooth (having an even surface) adj.
smutty adj. obscen.
lisie.
smutty (sooty) adj. fuliginose.
smooth, knotless, without gnarls adj.
disnodose. snack n. reoasto legier.
smooth (of speech) adj. blande. snack-bar n. buffet.
smooth, plane, flatten v. applanar. snag n. obstaculo, difficultate.
smooth, plane v. planar. snag n. difficultate, obstaculo.
smooth, polish (make even) v. lisiar. snail n. limace, gastropodo.
smooth (sleek, slick) adj. suave. snail n. gastropodo, limace.
smooth v. lisiar, applanar. snail n. coclea, cochlea.
smooth v. applanar, lisiar. snail n. limace.
smooth out, level v. explanar. snail n. cochlea, coclea.
smoother, polisher (one who snail-mail n. posta gastropode.
smoothes) n. lisator. snail-shaped, limaciform adj.
smoothing, planing, flattening (act limaciforme.
of) n. applanamento. snake n. serpente.
smoothing, polishing (action of) n. snake, serpent n. serpente.
lisiamento. snake, serpent n. angue.
smoothing out, leveling (action of) n. snake worship, ophiolatry n.
explanation. ophiolatria.
smother v. suffocar. snake worship, ophiolatry n. ophiolatria
smudge n. macula. (- ìa).
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snake worshiper, ophiolater n. snare v. trappar.

ophiolatra. snarl n. murmure irritabile.
snake worshiper, ophiolater n. snarl v. murmurar e monstrar le dentes.
ophiolatra (- òlatra).
snarl-up n. prisa violente.
snakeroot, serpentaria [Bot] n.
snarl-up (see snatch) v. imbroliar (se),
serpentaria.
intricar.
snakeweed, bistort [Bot] n. bistorta.
snarl-up (see snatch) v. imbroliar,
snap (bite) n. colpo de dentes.
intricar.
snap (bite) v. morder. snarl-up (see snatch) v. intricar,
snap (break) n. ruptura. imbroliar.
snap (break) v. rumper. snarl-up (see snatch) v. intricar,
snap (life) n. energia, animo. imbroliar (se).
snap (life) n. animo, energia. snarl-up v. prender/sasir con violentia.
snap (period) n. periodo. snatch up, seize (with the mouth) v.

abuccar.
snap (photo) n. photo.
snatching up, seizing (with the mouth)
snap (retort) v. bruscar, dicer
(action of) n. abuccamento.
bruscamente.
sneak n. persona vil.
snap (retort) v. dicer bruscamente,
bruscar. sneak v. ir furtivemente.
snap-at (bite) v. tentar morder. sneakers n. scarpas de gymnastica.
snap-at (retort) v. dicer bruscamente. sneaking n. furtive, secrete.
snap-decision n. decision instantanee. sneaking n. secrete, furtive.
snappy (full of snap) adj. energic, sneer n. surriso de derision.
rapide. sneer v. surrider sarcasticamente,
snappy (full of snap) adj. rapide, derider.
energic. sneer v. derider, surrider
snappy (nasty) adj. irritabile, brusc. sarcasticamente.
snappy (nasty) adj. brusc, irritabile. sneeze n. sternutamento.
snapshot n. photo. sneeze v. sternutar.
snapshot, photo n. photo. sneezing (act of) n. sternutamento.
snare, ambush n. insidia. sneezing, sternutation n. sternutation.
snare n. pedica, trappa, insidia. sniff v. aspirar (ruitosemente).
snare n. insidia, pedica, trappa. sniff v. aspirar.
snare n. trappa, insidia, pedica. snigger n. riso basse.
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snigger v. rider basso. snow (be snowing) v. nivar.

snip v. taliar con le cisorios. snow n. nive.
sniper n. tirator imboscate. snow v. nivar.
snippet n. extracto, fragmento, pecietta. snow-covered adj. nivate.
snippet n. fragmento, pecietta, extracto. snow-covered adj. nivate, coperite de
snippet n. pecietta, extracto, fragmento. nive.
snivel v. lamentar. snow-covered adj. coperite de nive,
nivate.
snob n. snob A].
snowdrift n. cumulo de nive.
snob n. snob.
snowdrop n. galanthus nivalis.
snobbery n. snobismo.
snowfall n. balla de nive.
snobbishness n. snobismo.
snowfall v. augmentar progressivemente.
snoop v. investigar celatemente.
snowflake n. flocco de nive.
snooze n. somno breve, siesta.
snowiness n. nivositate.
snooze n. siesta, somno breve.
snowman n. homine de nive.
snooze v. dormir brevemente, prender
snowplow (snowplough) n. removenive,
un siesta.
arietanive.
snooze v. prender un siesta, dormir
snowplow (snowplough) n. arietanive,
brevemente.
removenive.
snore n. ronco.
snowstorm n. tempesta de nive.
snore v. roncar.
snowy (1. as in snowy weather; 2.
snorer n. roncator.
snow-white) adj. nivose.
snoring (act of) n. ronco.
snowy, snow-white adj. nivee.
snorkel n. snorkel, masca/tubo de
snub n. rebuffo humiliante.
respiration submarin.
snub v. rebuffar.
snorkel n. masca/tubo de respiration
submarin, snorkel. snubnosed adj. con naso platte.
snorkeling adj. de snorkel. snuff n. tabaco in pulvere.
snorkeling (go -) v. natar a snorkel. snuffbox n. tabachiera.
snorkeling (sport) n. snorkel. snuffle v. respirar con ruito.
snort n. expiration ruitose. snuff-out v. extinguer.
snort v. expirar ruitosemente, roncar. snug adj. confortabile, commode.
snort v. roncar, expirar ruitosemente. snug adj. commode, confortabile.
snout, muzzle n. muso. snuggle v. accommodar se.
snout n. muso.
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so (accordingly, thus) adv. assi, so that (result) conj. phr. de sorta que.
talmente. so what? phr. e alora?
so (accordingly, thus) adv. talmente, soak (a liquid) v. imbiber.
assi.
soak (a porous article) v. baniar.
so adv. talmente.
soak, be soaked v. imbiber.
so (and - on) phr. et cetera.
soak n. banio.
so, as adv. tan.
soak (saturate) v. saturar.
so, as, to such a degree adv. tam.
soaked-through adj. saturate.
so (qualifying adjective or adverb) adv.
soak-through v. penetrar, saturar.
si, tanto.
soak-through v. saturar, penetrar.
so (qualifying adjective or adverb) adv.
tanto, si. soak-up v. imbiber, absorber.
so, so much adv. tanto. soak-up v. absorber, imbiber.
so (therefore) conj. dunque. so-and-so n. un tal.
so, thus adv. assi. soap n. sapon.
so, thus adv. sic. soap v. saponar.
so, thus adv. ita. soap dish n. saponiera.
so, thus adv. si. soap factory n. saponeria.
so, thus adv. assi (-sì) soap factory n. saponeria (-ìa).
so as, just as, as adv. sicut (sì-). soap maker n. saponero.
so as, just as, as adv. sicut. soap-bar n. barra de sapon, tabletta de
so as to conj. phr. a fin de. sapon.
soap-bar n. tabletta de sapon, barra de
so do we phr. anque nos.
sapon.
so far, yet, still, this place, thus far,
soap-flakes n. floccos de sapon.
hitherto, as yet, until now adv.
soap-powder n. sapon in pulvere.
adhuc.
so many adj. tante. soapstone, steatite n. steatite.
so many, so much adj. tante. soapwort, Fuller's herb, bouncing Bet

[Bot] n. saponaria.
so many, such a great number adj. tot.
soapy adj. saponose.
so much adj. tante.
soar (of tower) v. elevar se.
so much adv. tanto.
soar (rise up) v. montar, partir in volo.
so much, so adv. tanto.
soar (rise up) v. partir in volo, montar.
so much, so many adj. tante.
sob n. singulto.
so that (purpose) conj. a fin que.
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sob v. singultar. sociologist n. sociologo (- òlogo).

sober (not drunk) adj. non inebriate. sociology n. sociologia.
sober (sedate) adj. sobrie. sociology n. sociologia (- ìa).
sober (temperate, not given to sock (- it to it) phr. dar le colpo a.
excesses or extremes) adj. sobrie. sock [Gr. Rom. Theat] n. socco.
sober down v. calmar se. sock n. calcetta.
sober up v. disinebriar (se). sock v. colpar.
sober up v. disinebriar. socket (cavity) n. calceolo, cavo.
soberness, sobriety, temperateness n. socket (cavity) n. cavo, calceolo.
sobrietate. socket (eye -) n. orbita.
sobriety, temperateness, soberness n.
socket n. Elec].
sobrietate.
socket (of a tooth) n. alveolo.
so-called adj. si-nominate.
socket (of a tooth) n. alveolo (-éolo).
soccer n. football.
socket (of tooth) n. alveolo.
soccer n. football (anglese).
socket, small wedge n. calceolo (-é-).
sociability n. sociabilitate.
socket, small wedge n. calceolo.
sociable adj. affabile, sociabile.
socle, pedestal, stand n. socculo.
sociable adj. sociabile.
Socrates n. Socrates.
sociable adj. sociabile, affabile.
Socrates n. Socrates (sò-).
social adj. social.
Socratic adj. socratic.
social (pertaining to human society)
Socratic n. socratico.
adj. social.
socialism n. socialismo. sod n. pecia de turfa.
socialist adj/n. socialista. soda (1. sodium oxide; 2. as in

washing soda, baking soda, caustic
socialist socialista n. socialista.
soda; 3. soda water) n. soda.
socialization n. socialisation.
soda n. soda.
socialize v. socialisar.
soda-water n. soda, aqua de seltz.
socially adv. socialmente.
soda-water n. aqua de seltz, soda.
social-welfare n. assistentia social.
sodden adj. saturate.
society n. societate.
sodium n. natrium, sodium.
society, of the world adj. mundan.
sodium n. sodium.
sociologic, sociologica adj. sociologic.
sodium n. sodium (sò-).
sociologica, sociologic adj. sociologic.
sodium n. sodium, natrium.
sociologist n. sociologo.
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sodium, natrium n. natrium (nà- soften vt. amollir, ablandar.

). softening (act of) n. adulciamento.
sodium, natrium n. natrium. softening, making soft n. amollimento.
Sodom n. Sodoma (sò-). soft-hearted adj. a corde tenere,
Sodom n. Sodoma. compatiente.
sodomite adj/n. sodomita. soft-hearted adj. compatiente, a corde
Sodomite (inhabitant of Sodom) n. tenere.
sodomita. softly adv. in voce basse, dulcemente.
sodomite (one guilty of sodomy) n. softly adv. dulcemente, in voce basse.
sodomita. softness (absence or lack of
Sodomitic adj. sodomitic. hardness) n. mollessa.
sodomy n. sodomia. softness n. mollessa.
sodomy n. sodomia (-mìa). soggy adj. saturate.
sofa n. sofa. soil, earth n. solo.
soft, delicately tinted [Art] adj. morbide. soil, land n. terreno.
soft, mild, bland adj. blande. soil n. terreno, solo.
soft (mild) adj. dulce, blande. soil n. solo, terreno.
soft (mild) adj. blande, dulce. soil v. polluer.
soft (not hard) adj. molle. sojourn, stay n. sojorno.
soft (of colours) adj. morbide. sojourn, stay v. sojornar.
soft (of drinks) adj. non-alcoholic. sol [Mus] n. sol.
soft (silly) adj. imbecille, stupide. solace n. consolation.
soft (silly) adj. stupide, imbecille. solanaceous adj. solanacee.
softdrink n. bibita non-alcoholic. solar (sun related) adj. solar.
softdrink (soda) n. soda. solar -solar adj. solar.
soften, anneal [Metal] v. distemperar. solarium n. solario.
soften (become soft) v. mollir. solar-plexus n. plexo solar.
soften (make soft) v. amollir. solar-system n. systema solar.
soften, mollify [Med] v. emollir. solder (join by solder) v. soldar.
soften, to make milder or more solder n. soldatura.
pleasing v. adulciar. solder v. soldar.
soften v. ablandar. solderer n. soldator.
soften vi. mollir. soldering (act of) n. soldatura.
soften vt. ablandar, amollir.
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soldering n. soldatura. solemnity (state or quality of being

soldering iron n. ferro a soldar. solemn) n. solemnisate.
soldier, military man n. militar. solemnization n. solemnisation.
soldier n. militar. solemnize (render solemn by
soldier n. soldato. ceremony or due formality) v.
solemnisar.
soldier (warrior) n. milite (mì-).
solemnize v. solemnisar.
soldier (warrior) n. milite.
solenoid n. solenoide.
soldierly adj. soldatesc.
sol-fa [Mus] (practice solfeggios) v.
soldierly adj/adv. martial.
solfeggiar (- fedjàr).
soldier-on v. laborar con assiduitate.
sol-fa [Mus] (practice solfeggios) v.
soldiery n. soldatesca. solfeggiar.
sole (- of a shoe) n. solea. sol-fa [Mus] (practice solfeggios) v.
sole (- of a shoe) n. solea (de scarpa). solmisar.
sole (- of the foot) n. planta. sol-fa n. solmisation.
sole (- of the foot) n. planta (del pede). sol-fa v. solmisar.
sole adj. sol. solfeggio [Mus] (exercise in scales,
sole adj. unic. using sol-fa syllables) I] n. solfeggio.
sole (alone, without companions) adj. solicit (entreat) v. sollicitar.

sol. solicit, go round after v. ambir.
sole (fish) n. solea. solicit v. sollicitar.
sole (furnish with a sole) v. solear. solicitant (petitioner) n. sollicitante.
sole (of foot) n. planta. solicitation (entreaty) n. sollicitation.
sole (of shoe) n. solea. solicitor (lawyer) n. advocato.
sole, only adj. unic. solicitor (notary) n. notario.
sole (only) adj. sol. solicitor (person who entreats) n.
sole v. solear. sollicitator.
sole [Zool] n. solea. solicitous (concerned) adj. sollicite (-
lì-).
sole plantar, plantar [Anat] adj. plantar.
solicitous (concerned) adj. sollicite.
solemn adj. solemne.
solicitude n. sollicitude.
solemn adj. grave.
solid adj. solide.
solemnity n. solemnitate.
solid (firmly or strongly built) adj.
solemnity (solemn observance) n.
solide (sò-).
solemnisate.
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solid (firmly or strongly built) adj. solitary adj. solitari.

solide. solitary adj. isolate, solitari.
solid n. solido. solitary, isolated, lonely adj. isolate.
solid (not liquid, fluid, or gaseous) adj. solitary, isolated, lonely adj. isolate (pp
solide. of isolar).
solid (not liquid, fluid, or gaseous) adj. solitary n. solitario.
solide (sò-).
solitude (1. loneliness; 2. lonely
solid (of sound, sterling character) adj.
place) n. solitude.
solide.
solitude, loneliness n. solitate.
solid (of sound, sterling character) adj.
solide (sò-). solitude n. solitude.
solidarity n. solidaritate. solmization (1. sol-fa notation; 2.

solfeggio) Mus] n. solmisation.
solidary adj. solidari.
solo n. solo.
solidification n. solidification.
solo n/adj. sol, solo.
solidification (setting) Chem] n. prisa.
solo n/adj. solo, sol.
solidify (make solid) v. solidificar.
soloist n. solista.
solidify v. solidificar.
Solomon [Bib] n. Salomon.
solidity (moral, mental, or financial
soundness) n. soliditate. Solomon n. Salomon.
solidity (state of being firmly or Solomon Islander n. salomoniano.

strongly built) n. soliditate. Solomon Islands [Geog] n. le Insulas
solidity (state of being not liquid, Solomon.
fluid, or gaseous) n. soliditate. Solomonic, Solomon's adj. salomonic.
soliloquy n. soliloquio. solstice [Astrom] n. solstitio.
soliped (solipede) Zool] adj. solipede. solstice n. solstitio.
soliped (solipede) Zool] adj. solipede (- solstitial adj. solstitial.

ì-). solubility (capacity of being
solipede [Zool] adj. solipede. dissolved) n. solubilitate.
solipede [Zool] adj. solipede (-ì-). solubility (capacity of being solved) n.
solitaire (card game played by one solubilitate.
person) n. solitario. solubility n. solubilitate.
solitaire [Cards] n. patientia. soluble (that can be dissolved) adj.

solubile.
solitaire (diamond set by itself) n.
soluble (that can be solved) adj.
solitario.
solubile.
solitary adj. solitari, isolate.
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solution (act of dissolving) n. solution. some adv. circa.

solution (act of solving) n. solution. some (any) adj. alicun.
solution (as in to find the solution of some (any) adj. qualque.
the problem) n. solution. some (any) adj. qualque (quàlke).
solution (liquid in which asubstance some (any) adj. qualcun.
has been dissolved) n. solution. some (any) adj. alcun.
solve v. resolver, solver. some [Intens] adj. nonnulle.
solve v. solver, resolver. some [Intens] (some ...) adj. un belle ...
solved adj. solute. some (partitive) adj. un pauc de.
solvency [Commer] n. solventia. some pron. alicunos.
solvent (able to dissolve) adj. solvente. some (several, a few) adj/indef pron.
solvent adj/n. solvente, dissolvente. aliquot.
solvent adj/n. dissolvente, solvente. some (several, a few) adj/indef pron.
solvent [Commer] adj. solvente. aliquot (àl-).
solvent, dissolvent adj. dissolvente (ppr some (several, a few) pron. aliquot
of dissolver). (àl-).
solvent, dissolvent adj. dissolvente. some (several, a few) pron. aliquot.
solvent, dissolvent n. dissolvente. some (several) adj. nonnulle.
solver n. resolutor. some (several) pron. nonnullo.
soma [Biol] n. soma. somebody pron. alcuno, alicuno.
soma [Biol] n. soma -ma/-mat-]. somebody pron. alicuno, alcuno.
soma [Hindu Relig] n. soma. somehow adv. de un modo o un altere.
somatic adj. somatic. somehow adv. aliqua.
somatologic adj. somatologic. somehow adv. aliqua (àl-).
somatology n. somatologia. someone (anyone) indef pron. alcuno

(alicuno).
somatology n. somatologia -ìa].
someone (anyone) indef pron. alcuno.
somber (dark) adj. obscur.
someone (anyone) indef pron. qualcuno.
somber (sad) adj. triste, melancholic.
someone pron. alicuno, alcuno.
somber (sad) adj. melancholic, triste.
someone pron. alcuno, alicuno.
somber (sombre) adj. sombre.
someone (somebody) indef pron. alicuno.
some adj. alcun, alicun.
somersault n. salto mortal.
some adj. alicun, alcun.
somersault v. facer un salto mortal.
some adj. qualque.
something (anything) pron. qualcosa.
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something pron. aliquid. somewhat pron. alique.

something pron. qualcosa, alcun cosa, somewhat pron. alicun cosa, alcun cosa.
alicun cosa, alique. somewhat pron. alcun cosa, alicun cosa.
something pron. alcun cosa, alicun cosa, somewhat, rather adv. satis.
alique, qualcosa.
somewhat, rather adv. satis (sà-).
something pron. alicun cosa, alique,
somewhat (something, anything) adv.
qualcosa, alcun cosa.
alco (= alique).
something pron. aliquid (àl-).
somewhat (something, anything) adv.
something pron. alique, qualcosa, alcun
alco.
cosa, alicun cosa.
somewhat (something, anything) pron.
something crooked or twisted n. torto.
alco.
something else phr. un altere cosa. somewhat (something, anything) pron.
something fried n. fritura. alco (= alique).
something like conj. phr. un belle, un ver. somewhat (something, anything)
something like conj. phr. un ver, un belle. pron/adv. alique (àl-).
something over adj. phr. plus de. somewhat (something, anything)
pron/adv. alique.
something plagiarized n. plagiato.
somewhat (to some degree) adv.
sometime adv. aliquando.
aliquanto.
sometime in the future, at a future
somewhat (to some degree) adv.
time adv. olim.
aliquanto, alquanto.
sometime in the future, at a future somewhat (to some degree) adv.
time adv. olim (ò-). alquanto, aliquanto.
sometimes adv. alcun vices, alicun vices, somewhere adv. usquam (ùs-).
de tempore in tempore. somewhere adv. in al(i)cun parte.
sometimes adv. alicun vices, de tempore
somewhere adv. aliqua.
in tempore, alcun vices.
somewhere adv. aliqua (àl-).
sometimes adv. de tempore in tempore,
somewhere adv. a/in qualque parte.
alcun vices, alicun vices.
sometimes (occasionally) adv. interdum. somewhere adv. usquam.
sometimes (occasionally) adv. interdum somewhere adv. alicubi.

(-tér-). somewhere adv. alicubi (-ìcubi).
somewhat adv. alique. somnambulism (noctambulism) n.
somewhat adv. aliquanto. noctambulismo.
somewhat adv. satis. somnambulism (noctambulism) n.
somnambulismo.
somewhat pron. aliquanto.
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somnambulist, sleepwalker n. soon adv. proximemente, tosto.

somnambulo. soon adv. cito.
somnambulist, sleepwalker n. soon adv. tosto, proximemente.
somnambulo (- àm-).
soon (as - as) phr. si tosto que.
somnambulistic adj. somnambule.
soon (at once, directly) adv. mox.
somniloquist n. somniloquista.
soon, promptly, presently adv. tosto.
somniloquous adj. somniloque.
soon, shortly adv. proximemente.
somniloquous adj. somniloque (-
sooner adv. plus tosto.
nì-).
sooner adv. potius.
somniloquy n. somniloquio.
sooner (the - the better) phr. le plus
somnolence (sleepiness, drowsiness)
tosto serea le melior.
n. somnolentia.
sooner or later phr. tosto o tarde.
somnolent (sleepy, drowsy) adj.
somnolente. soot n. fuligine.
son n. filio. soothe, appease, allay v. sedar.
sonant adj. sonante. soothe v. calmar.
sonant adj. sonante (ppr of sonar). soothe v. appaciar.
sonata n. sonata. soothe v. tranquillisar.
sonatina n. sonatina. soothing adj. calmante.
song [Mus/Poet] n. canto. soothing adj. appaciante.
song n. canto. soothsayer n. divino.
sonic adj. sonic. sooty adj. fuliginose.
sonicboom n. explosion sonic. sop n. dono propitiatori.
son-in-law n. filio affin. soph- (wise, learned) occurring in
sonnet n. sonetto. derivatives and compounds] adj.
soph-.
sonneteer n. sonettero.
Sophia [Fem) n. sophia (-ìa).
sonometer (soundmeasuring
Sophia [Fem) n. sophia.
instrument) n. sonometro.
sophia (wisdom) n. sophia.
sonometer (soundmeasuring
instrument) n. sonometro (- sophia (wisdom) n. sophia (-ìa).
nò-). sophic adj. sophic.
sonority n. sonoritate. sophism n. sophismo.
sonorous adj. sonorose. Sophist [Gr. Philos] n. sophista.
sonorous (resonant) adj. sonor. sophist n. sophista.
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sophistic adj. sophistic. sorceress [Fem] n. incantatrice.

sophisticate (falsify, pervert, sorcery n. magia.
adulterate etc.) v. sophisticar. sorcery (piece of) n. sortilegio.
sophisticated (complex) adj. intricate. sordid adj. miserabile.
sophisticated (complex) adj. complexe. sordid adj. sordide.
sophisticated (of society, worldly) adj. sordid adj. vil.
mundan. sordidness n. sordidessa.
sophistication (adulteration) n.
sordidness n. vilitate.
sophistication.
sordine, mute [Mus] n. surdina.
sophistication (falsification,
sore (inflamed) adj. inflammate.
falsifying) n. sophistication.
sore n. plaga, ulcere.
sophistication n. saper-viver.
sore n. ulcere, plaga.
sophistication n. mundanitate.
sore (painful) adj. dolorose.
sophistics (sophistry) n. sophistica.
sore throat (I have a -) phr. io ha
Sophocles n. Sophocles.
tracheitis.
Sophocles n. Sophocles (sò-).
sore throat (I have a -) phr. io ha mal de
sopor (profound sleep) n. sopor. gorga.
soporific (as in soporific symptoms) sore throat (I have a -) phr. me dole le
adj. soporose. gorga.
soporific (causing sleep) adj. dormitive. soreness n. dolor.
soporific, sleeping pill or potion n. sorrow, grief n. dolo.
dormitivo.
sorrow n. dolo.
soporific (sleeping tablet) n. soporifico.
sorrow n. affliction.
soporific (somniferous) adj. somnifere.
sorrow n. tristessa.
soporific (soporiferous) adj. soporific.
sorrowful adj. triste.
soporific (soporiferous) adj. soporifere.
sorrowful (dolorous) adj. dolorose.
sopranist n. sopranista.
sorrowful (pained) adj. dolorose.
soprano [I] n. soprano.
sorry adj. desolate.
soprano n. soprano.
sorry adj. repentente.
sorcerer, enchanter n. incantator.
sorry adj. dolente.
sorcerer, magician n. mago.
sorry (of excuse) adj. triste pardono!,
sorcerer (magician) n. mago. meschin, miserabile.
sorcerer n. incantator. sorry (of excuse) adj. meschin,
sorceress, enchantress n. maga. miserabile, triste pardono!
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sorry (of excuse) adj. miserabile, triste sound (1. Naut]; 2. to probe; 3. Surg])
pardono!, meschin. v. sondar.
sorry for (be -) v. doler se. sound (1. to make a sound) v. sonar.
sorry for (be -) v. doler se (de). sound (as in the sound of a bell) n.
sorry for (be -) v. regretar. sono.
sort (assort) v. assortir. sound (firm) adj. solide.
sort (kind, class) n. sorta. sound [Geog] n. stricto.
sort n. specie, genere, sorta. sound (healthy) adj. san.
sort n. genere, sorta, specie. sound [Med] n. san.
sort n. sorta, specie, genere. sound [Nav] v. sondar.
sort (out of -s) adj. indisposite. sound (noise) n. sono.
sort, type, kind n. genere. sound (of sleep) adj. profunde.
sort v. assortir. sound, probe [Surg] n. sonda.
sortie [Mil] (sally) n. sortita. sound v. sonar.
sosia n. Sosia. sound a horn v. cornar.
so-so adj. passabile. sound absorber n. assurdator de sonos.
so-so adv. passabilemente, assi assi. sound barrier n. barriera de sonos.
so-so adv. assi assi, passabilemente. sound board [Mus] n. tabula sonor.
sottishness, brutishness n. sound box [Mus] n. cassa de resonantia.

imbrutimento. sound effects [Mus] n. effectos sonor.
sou [Fin] n. soldo. sound hole (violin's) n. foramine sonor.
souffle n. souffle. sounder (one who or that which
soufflé n. soufflé F]. sounds) n. sonator.
soufflé n. soufflé. sounder, sounding apparatus [Naut] n.
soul n. anima (à-). sondator.
sounding (1. Naut]; 2. probing; 3.
soul n. anima.
Surg]) n. sondage (-aje).
soul (not a -) phr. nemo.
sounding (1. Naut]; 2. probing; 3.
soul, spirit n. pneuma.
Surg]) n. sondage.
soul, spirit n. pneuma -ma/-mat-].
sounding (naut measurement) v.
soul-destroying phr. totalmente
sondage.
disproviste de interesse, monotone.
sounding apparatus, sounder [Naut] n.
soul-destroying phr. monotone,
sondator.
totalmente disproviste de interesse.
soundless (bottomless) adj. ?
soulful adj. sentimental.
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soundless (without sound) adj. ? south n. mediedie (-dìe).

soundproof adj. insonor, isolate south wind, Auster n. austro.
acusticamente. South-Africa [Geog] n. Sud Africa.
soundproof adj. isolate acusticamente, South-America [Geog] n. Sud America.
insonor.
south-american adj. sudamerican.
sound-track n. phonobanda, banda
south-american n. sudamericano.
sonor.
South-Carolina [Geog] n. Sud Carolina.
sound-track n. banda sonor,
phonobanda. South-Dakota [Geog] n. Sud Dakota.
sound-wave n. unda sonor. south-east adj. del sud-est.
soup (clear -) n. consomme. south-east n. sud-est.
soup n. suppa. southeast n. sud-est.
sour (bitter) adj. acre, acerbe, acide. southerly adj. del sud.
sour (bitter) adj. acerbe, acide, acre. southerly adv. al sud.
sour (bitter) adj. acide, acre, acerbe. southern adj. del sud.
sour (of milk) adj. acide, rancide. southern, austral adj. austral.
sour (of milk) adj. rancide, acide. southern, meridional meridional adj.
sour (turn -) v. rancer. meridional.
South-Pole [Geog] n. Polo Sud.
source (- code) n. programmation in
codice. South-Southeast n. sud-sud-est.
source (fig) n. origine. southward adv. verso le sud.
source n. fonte. south-west adj. del sud-west.
source (of river) n. fonte. south-west n. sud-west.
source, spring n. fontana. Southwest n. sud-west.
souse (immerse) v. immerger. souvenir n. souvenir F].
souse (marinate) v. marinar. souvenir n. souvenir.
south (- african) adj. sudafrican. sou'wester n. cappello impermeabile.
south adj. del sud. sovereign (1. monarch; 2. gold coin in
south [Geog] n. sud. Great Britain) n. soverano.
south n. meridie (-rì-). sovereign (1. supreme; 2. possessing

supreme power) adj. soveran.
south n. sud.
sovereign adj. soveran.
south n. sudafricano.
sovereign n. soverano.
south n. meridie.
sovereignty n. soveranitate.
south n. mediedie.
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sovereignty, reign, princedom n. space (between two written or printed

principato. lines) (blank) n. interlinea.
soviet adj. sovietic. space n. spatio.
soviet (council) n. soviet. space v. spatiar.
soviet n. soviet R]. space separated by railings n. cancello.
soviet n. soviet. spacecraft n. vehiculo spatial.
soviet (person) n. sovietico. spaceman n. astronauta.
soviet, sovietic adj. sovietic. spaceship n. astronave.
Soviet Union [Geog] n. Union Sovietic. space-station n. station de
sovietic, soviet adj. sovietic. investigationes spatial.
sovietism n. sovietismo. space-travel n. astronautica.
sovietist n. sovietista. spacing (act of) n. spatiamento.
sovietization n. sovietisation. spacing (between lines) n. interlinea.
sovietize v. sovietisar. spacing (between lines) n. interlinea
sow (female pig) n. porca. (simple;duple).
spacious adj. spatiose.
sow n. porca.
spacious adj. ample, spatiose.
sow (seeds) v. seminar.
spacious adj. spatiose, ample.
sow v. seminar.
spaciousness n. spatiositate.
sow again v. reseminar.
spaciousness n. spatiositate, amplitude.
sow over (ground already sown) v.
superseminar. spaciousness n. amplitude, spatiositate.
sower n. seminator. spade [Card Games] n. picca.
sowing-machine, seeder n. spade (cards) n. picca, spada.
seminatorio. spade (cards) n. spada, picca.
soy n. soya, soja. spade [Cards] n. spada.
soy n. soja, soya. spade (for digging) n. pala.
soy, soybean, soya [Bot] n. soja spade (neuter) v. sterilisate.
(sòya). spade (small) n. paletta.
soy, soybean, soya [Bot] n. soja.
spade (tool for digging) n. pala.
soya bean n. soja.
spaded adj. sterilisate.
soya bean n. soja (pronounced soya).
spadeful n. palata.
spa n. station thermal, fonte de aqua.
spaghetti n. spaghetti.
spa n. fonte de aqua, station thermal.
Spain [Geog] n. Espania.
space adj. spatial.
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Spain n. Hispania. spanner (adjustable -) n. clave a vite,

Spain n. Espania. clave anglese.
span (of bridge) n. apertura, arcada. spanner n. clave.
span (of bridge) n. arcada, apertura. spar (feint) v. fintar.
span (of hand) n. palmo. spar v. facer exercitios de boxa.
span (of time) n. duration. spare (1. to show mercy to) v. sparniar.
span (of wings) n. invirgatura. spare (available) adj. disponibile.
span (space from end of thumb to end spare (do without) v. contentar se sin.
of little finger when extended) n. spare (lean) adj. magre.
palmo. spare n. pecia de recambio.
span v. extender se trans, cruciar. spare n. Mech].
span v. cruciar, extender se trans. spare (save, show mercy) v. sparniar.
Spaniard n. espaniol. sparing adj. economic, frugal,
Spaniard n. hispano. parsimoniose.
spaniard (person) n. espaniol. sparing adj. frugal, parsimoniose,
spaniel (dog) n. espaniol. economic.
sparing adj. parsimoniose, economic,
spaniel n. espaniol.
frugal.
Spanish adj. espaniol.
spark n. scintilla.
Spanish adj. hispan.
spark (particle of fire) n. scintilla.
spanish adj/n. espaniol.
spark v. emitter scintillas.
Spanish (language) n. espaniol.
spark plug [Techn] n. candela.
Spanish (language) n. hispano.
sparkle, glitter, scintillate v. scintillar.
spanish n. lang.
sparkle n. scintillation.
Spanish American, Hispano-
sparkle v. scintiilar.
American adj. hispanoamerican.
spark-off v. accender, provocar.
Spanish American n. hispanoamericano.
spark-off v. provocar, accender.
spank v. colpar con le palma.
spark-plug n. candela.
spanking (brisk) adj. rapide, vigorose.
sparrow n. passere.
spanking (brisk) adj. vigorose, rapide.
sparrowlike, passeriform adj.
spanking (fine) adj. de prime ordine.
passeriforme.
spanking n. colpata.
sparse adj. sparse.
spanner (adjustable -) n. clave anglese,
Sparta n. Sparta.
clave a vite.
Spartan adj. spartan.
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Spartan n. spartano. speaker (in parliament) n. presidente.

spasm (fit) n. accesso. speaker (person) n. parlator.
spasm [Med] n. spasmo. speaker (public) n. orator.
spasm n. spasmo. speaker, talker n. parlator.
spasmodic adj. spasmodic. speaking indistinctly, stammering adj.
spasmodic [Med] adj. spasmodic. blese.
spastic adj. spastic. speaking trumpet, megaphone n.
portavoce.
spastic [Med] adj. spastic.
speak-out v. parlar francamente.
spastic n. spastico.
speak-up v. altiar le voce.
spate n. crescita, torrente.
spear, lance n. lancea.
spate n. torrente, crescita.
spear n. lancea.
spathaceous [Bot] adj. spathacee.
spear v. transfiger con un lancea.
spathe [Bot] n. spatha.
special adj. special.
spatial (- disturbance) phr. disturbation
special, especial adj. special.
spatial.
spatial adj. spatial. specialist n. specialista.
spatter v. macular. speciality, specialty n. specialitate.
spatula n. spatula. specialization n. specialisation.
spatula n. spatula (spà-). specialize v. specialisar.
spawn n. ovos, semine. specialize v. specialisar se.
spawn n. semine, ovos. specially adv. specialmente.
spawn vi. deponer ovos. specialty (-ity) n. specialitate.
spawn vt. generar. specialty, speciality n. specialitate.
speak (make a speech) v. discurrer, specie n. specie.

pronunciar un discurso. species (1. kind, sort; 2. group, class)
speak (make a speech) v. pronunciar un n. specie.
discurso, discurrer. species n. specie.

speak, talk v. parlar. specific (1. special, definite; 2.
speak (talk) v. parlar. Bot/Zool]) adj. specific.
speak ironically, ironize v. ironisar. specific adj. specific.
speak rhetorically, declaim v. eloquer - specification (act of specifying) n.
loqu-/- locut-]. specification.
speak rhetorically, declaim v. eloquer. specification n. specification.
speaker (audio) n. altoparlator. specificity, specificness n. specificitate.
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specificness, specificity n. specificitate. specular adj. specular.

specify v. specificar. speculate (in general) v. specular.
specimen n. specimen. speculate (on stock exchange) v.
specimen n. specimen L]. agiotar, specular.
specious adj. speciose. speculate (on stock exchange) v.
specular, agiotar.
speciousness n. speciositate.
speculate (on the stock exchange) v.
speck (of dirt) n. maculetta.
agiotar (aj-).
speck (of dust) n. grano.
speculate (on the stock exchange) v.
speck (spot) n. atomo, puncto. agiotar.
speck (spot) n. puncto, atomo. speculation (1. thought, reflection; 2.
speck v. macular. Commer]) n. speculation.
speckled, flecked, spotted adj. speculation n. speculation.
maculate. speculative (1. pertaining to thought
speckled, flecked, spotted adj. or reflection; 2. involving risks) adj.
maculate (pp of macular). speculative.
spectacle (1. sight; 2. public show or speculator n. speculator.
display) n. spectaculo. speculator (on the stock exchange) n.
spectacle n. spectaculo. agiotator (aj-).
spectacles (eye-glasses) n. berillos. speculator (on the stock exchange) n.
spectacles (shows) n. spectaculos. agiotator.
spectacular adj. spectacular. speech (deliver a -) v. pronunciar un
discurso.
spectator n. spectator.
speech (faculty of speech) n. parola.
specter, ghost n. spectro.
speech (formal) n. discurso.
specter, -tre n. phantasma, spectro.
speech [Gen] linguage, parola n.
specter, -tre n. spectro, phantasma.
linguage speech, language n
spectral (1. ghostly; 2. pertaining to linguage (-aje) speech (public talk)
the spectrum) adj. spectral. n speech speech (public talk) n
spectroscope n. spectroscopio. speech A] speech (the parts of -)
phr le partes del oration
spectroscopic adj. spectroscopic.
speechless (dumb) adj mute
spectroscopist n. spectroscopista. speechless (dumbfounded) adj
spectroscopy n. spectroscopia. stupefacite.
spectroscopy n. spectroscopia (- speed n. velocitate, rapiditate.
ìa). speed n. rapiditate, velocitate.
spectrum n. spectro. speed, quickness n. celeritate.
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speed v. ir rapidemente. spend, expend (give out in payment)

speed, velocity n. velocitate. v. expender -pend-/-pens-].
speedboat n. lancha rapide. spend, expend (give out in payment)

v. dispender.
speedily, quickly adv. cito.
spend, lay out v. erogar.
speed-limit n. maxime velocitate.
spend (money) v. dispender, expender.
speedometer n. velocimetro.
spend (money) v. expender, dispender.
speedometer, velocimeter n.
spend, pass (a certain time) v. passar.
velocimetro (- cì-).
speedometer, velocimeter n. spend (time) v. passar.
velocimetro. spend the night, stay overnight v.
speedway (for racing) n. pista de pernoctar.
autodromo. spender, spendthrift n. dispenditor.
speedway (motor road) n. autostrata. spendthrift n. dispenditor, prodigo.
speedy adj. veloce. spendthrift n. prodigo, dispenditor.
speedy, swift adj. veloce. spendthrift, spender n. dispenditor.
spell, hex, evil eye n. fascino (fà- spendthrift, squanderer, wastrel n.
). dilapidator.
spell, hex, evil eye n. fascino. sperm n. sperma -ma/-mat-].
spell (in writing) v. orthographiar. sperm n. sperma.
spell (magic) n. incantamento, formula spermaceti n. spermaceti.
magic. spermatic adj. spermatic.
spell (magic) n. formula magic, spermatozoon [Zool] n. spermatozoon (-
incantamento. zò-).
spell (time) n. intervallo, breve periodo. spermatozoon [Zool] n. spermatozoon.
spell (time) n. breve periodo, intervallo. spermophile, gopher n. spermophilo (-
spell v. orthographiar. mò-).
spellbound adj. incantate. spermophile, gopher n. spermophilo.
spelling (as in spelling mistake) adj. spew v. spuer.
orthographic. spew out v. rejectar.
spelling (bad -) n. cacographia. spew-out v. vomitar, rejectar.
spelling n. orthographia. spew-out v. rejectar, vomitar.
spend, expend (give out in payment) sphere (1. Geom/ Astron]; 2. as in
v. dispender -pend-/-pens-]. sphere of action) n. sphera.
spend, expend (give out in payment)
sphere n. sphera.
v. expender.
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spherical adj. spheric. spider n. aranea.

spherical, circular, round adj. orbicular. spider monkey n. atele.
spherical, globe-shaped, globose adj. spider monkey n. atele (-té-).
globose. spider-web n. tela de aranea.
spherical, globular adj. globular. spidery (of writing) adj. phr. patas de
spherically adv. sphericamente. aranea.
sphericity, globosity n. globositate. spidery (thin) adj. tenue.
sphericity n. sphericitate. spigot n. valvula.
spheroid n. spheroide. spike [Bot] n. spica.
spheroidal adj. spheroidal. spike (for letters) n. clavo.
spherometer [Phys] n. spherometro (- spike (gun) Artil] v. inclavar.
òmetro). spike (point) n. puncta.
spherometer [Phys] n. spherometro. spikelet, spicule [Bot] n. spicula.
sphinx (1. Archaeol]; 2. Entom]) n. spikenard n. spicanardo.
sphinge.
spikenard, nard n. nardo.
sphinx n. sphinge.
spiky, eared, spicate adj. spicate.
spicate, spiky, eared adj. spicate.
spill (taper) n. accenditor.
spice n. specie.
spill (taper) n. accenditor (de ligno;de
spice, season v. condir.
papiro).
spice, season v. condimentar. spill (tumble) n. cadita.
spice v. condir, condimentar. spill v. effunder (se), versar (se).
spice v. condimentar, condir. spill v. versar (se), effunder (se).
spiciferous, bearing ears (of grain) spill v. versar, effunder.
Bot] adj. spicifere.
spill v. effunder, versar.
spiciform, ear-shaped adj. spiciforme.
spill-over v. verter.
spick-and-span adj. relucente de
spin (as in to spin flax) v. filar.
munditia, immaculate.
spin n. rotation.
spick-and-span adj. immaculate,
spin (thread) v. filar.
relucente de munditia.
spiculate [Bot] adj. spiculate. spin (turn) vt. girar.
spicule, spikelet [Bot] n. spicula. spin vi. tornear, girar.
spicy (piquant) adj. piccante. spin vi. girar, tornear.
spicy (spiced) adj. speciate, aromatic. spinach n. spinacia.
spicy (spiced) adj. aromatic, speciate. spinach n. spinace.

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spinal adj. spinal. spinning adj. girante, torneante.

spinal [Anat] adj. spinal. spinning adj. torneante, girante.
spinal-cord n. medulla spinal. spinning (art of) n. filatura.
spindle (for thread) n. fuso. spinning (of thread) n. filatura.
spindle, give a spindle shape to (as in spinning (turning) n. giration.
to spindle a column) v. affusar. spinning machine n. filatorio.
spindle (pin, axis) n. axe. spinning mill, spinnery n. filanda.
spindle [Spinning] n. fuso. spinning woman, spinner n. filandera.
spindle maker n. fusero. spinning-wheel n. filatorio.
spindle-shaped, fusiform adj. spin-out v. prolongar.
fusiforme. spinster n. celibataria.
spin-drier n. siccator centrifuge.
spiny adj. spinose.
spin-dry v. siccar per machina
spiny-backed, notacanthous [Zool] adj.
centrifuge, siccar per centrifuga.
notacanthe.
spin-dry v. siccar per centrifuga, siccar
spiral adj/n. spiral.
per machina centrifuge.
spiral [Geom] n. spira.
spine [Anat] n. columna vertebral, spina
spiral v. montar in spiral.
dorsal.
spine [Anat] n. spina dorsal, columna spiral helicoide, helicoid adj. helicoide.
vertebral. spiral spiral adj. spiral.
spine, thorn n. spina. spiral-staircase adj. scala spiral.
spine (thorn) n. spina. spiration [Theol] n. spiration.
spine-bearing, acanthophorous adj. spire n. agulia.
acanthophore -òphore]. spirit (1. as in spirit of ammonia; 2.
spine-bearing, acanthophorous adj. spirit as opposed to body or
acanthophore. matter; 3. as in to believe in
spineless adj. molle, debile. spirits) n. spirito.
spineless adj. debile, molle. spirit (1. as in spirit of ammonia; 2.
spinet [Mus] n. spinetta. spirit as opposed to body or
spiniferous adj. spinifere. matter; 3. as in to believe in
spinner (male) n. filandero. spirits) n. spirito (spì-).
spinner n. filator. spirit (alcohol) n. alcohol.
spinner, spinning woman n. filandera. spirit [Gen] spirito n. phantasma.
spinnery, spinning mill n. filanda. spirit, soul n. pneuma.

spirit, soul n. pneuma -ma/-mat-].
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spirit (zest) n. brio, corage, energia, spiritualist n. spiritista, spiritualista.

animo. spiritualist n. spiritualista, spiritista.
spirit (zest) n. corage, energia, animo, spiritualist [Philos/ Relig] n.
brio. spiritualista.
spirit (zest) n. animo, brio, corage, spirituality (1. incorporeal quality or
energia. state; 2. spiritual-mindedness) n.
spirit (zest) n. energia, animo, brio, spiritualitate.
corage. spiritualization n. spiritualisation.
spirit-away v. escamotar, facer disparer
spiritualize (render spiritual) v.
mysteriosemente.
spiritualisar.
spirit-away v. facer disparer
spiritually adv. spiritualmente.
mysteriosemente, escamotar.
spirituatist, spiritist n. spiritista.
spirited adj. energic, vigorose, animate.
spirituous (alcoholic) adj. spirituose.
spirited adj. vigorose, animate, energic.
spirituous (as in spirituous liquors) adj.
spirited adj. animate, energic, vigorose.
liquorose.
spirited (full of spirit) adj. spirituose.
spirochete [Bacteriol] n. spirocheta.
spiritedness n. spirituositate.
spiroid, spiroidal adj. spiroidal.
spiritism n. spiritismo.
spiroid, spiroidal adj. spiroide.
spiritism, spiritualism n. spiritismo.
spiroidal, spiroid adj. spiroidal.
spiritist n. spiritista.
spiroidal, spiroid adj. spiroide.
spiritist, spirituatist n. spiritista.
spirometer n. spirometro.
spiritistic adj. spiritistic.
spirometer n. spirometro (-
spiritless adj. sin animo. òmetro).
spirit-level n. nivello a bulla de aere. spirometric adj. spirometric.
spiritual (1. pertaining to spirit, mind, spirometry n. spirometria (-ìa).
intellect; 2 . devoid of body, spirometry n. spirometria.
incorporeal) adj. spiritual.
spit (cookery) n. spito.
spiritual adj. spiritual.
spit, expectorate v. sputar.
spiritual n. canto religiose del negros
spit, spittle n. sputo.
american.
spit (spittle) n. sputo.
spiritualism n. spiritualismo, spiritismo.
spit v. spuer spu-/sput-].
spiritualism n. spiritismo, spiritualismo.
spit v. spuer, sputar.
spiritualism [Philos/Relig] n.
spit v. sputar, spuer.
spiritualismo.
spiritualism, spiritism n. spiritismo. spit v. spuer.
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spit out v. exspuer. spittle, spit n. sputo.

spit upon (contemptuously) v. splash (make to -) v. batter le aqua.
conspuer. splash n. battimento, projection.
spite, despite, resentment n. despecto. splash n. projection, battimento.
spite (in - of oneself) phr. de mal grado. splash n. projection (de un liquido),
spite (in - of) phr. in despecto de, battimento (de aqua).
malgrado, nonobstante. splash n. battimento (de aqua),
spite (in - of) phr. malgrado, projection (de un liquido).
nonobstante, in despecto de. splash v. projectar.
spite (in - of) phr. nonobstante, in splash v. projectar (guttas de aqua;de
despecto de, malgrado. fango).
spite, mortify, treat with spite v. splatter (spatter) v. macular.
despectar.
spleen, milt [Anat] n. splen.
spite n. despecto, rancor.
spleen n. splen.
spite n. rancor, despecto.
splendent adj. splendente.
spite v. despectar.
splendent adj. splendente (ppr of
spiteful adj. despectose.
splender).
spiteful adj. despectuose, malevole, splendid adj. splendide.
rancorose.
splendor n. splendor.
spiteful adj. malevole, rancorose,
splendor, pomp n. pompa.
despectuose.
splendor, splendour n. splendor,
spiteful adj. rancorose, despectuose,
magnificentia.
malevole.
splendor, splendour n. magnificentia,
spitefully adv. rancorosemente,
splendor.
despectuosemente.
splenic [Anat] adj. splenic.
spitefully adv. despectuosemente,
rancorosemente. splenitis [Med] n. splenitis (- ìtis).
spitoon n. receptaculo pro sputos. splenitis [Med] n. splenitis.
spit-out v. exspuer. splenopathy n. splenopathia (-
spitting, expectoration n. sputation. ìa).
splenopathy n. splenopathia.
spitting out, expectoration n.
exspuition. splenorogy n. splenologia (- ìa).
spittle n. sputo, saliva. splenorogy n. splenologia.
spittle n. saliva, sputo. splice n. ligatura, junctura.
spittle, saliva n. saliva. splice n. junctura, ligatura.
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splice v. junger. spoke (spoke of a wheel) n. radio.

splice, whipping n. ligatura. spokesman n. portavoce.
splint n. tabuletta, planchetta. spoliate, despoil v. despoliar.
splint n. planchetta, tabuletta. spoliation, despoliation n.
splinter n. fragmento. despoliamento.
splinter v. rumper (se. spoliation, looting n. spoliation.
splinter-group n. gruppo fractionari. spoliator, looter n. spoliator.
split adj. fisse. spondaic, spondaical [Pros] adj.

spondaic.
split (break) v. finder.
spondaic, spondaical [Pros] adj.
split, cleave v. finder find-/fiss-].
spondaic (- àic).
split, cleave v. finder.
spondee [Pros] n. spondeo (-éo).
split (cleft) n. fissura.
spondee [Pros] n. spondeo.
split, cloven adj. fisse.
sponge (cleanse or wipe with a
split (divide) v. divider. sponge) v. spongiar.
split (division) n. division. sponge n. spongia.
split v. scinder scind-/sciss-]. sponge (throw up the -) v. jectar le
split v. scinder. spongia.
split-the-atom v. divider le atomo. sponge v. spongiar.
split-the-difference v. repartir le sponge-on v. viver al costo de.
differentia. sponger n. parasito.
splutter v. balbutiar. sponginess n. spongiositate.
spoil, booty n. spolia. spongite [Mineral] n. spongite.
spoil, damage v. guastar. spongy (of the nature of a sponge) adj.
spoil (goods) v. avariar. spongiose.
spoil (impair) vt. vitiar, guastar. sponsor n. protector, garante.
spoil (impair) vt. guastar, vitiar. sponsor n. garante, protector.
spoil n. spolia, butino. sponsor, patron n. protector.
spoil n. butino, spolia. sponsor v. patronar, subventionar.
spoil vi. deteriorar se, guastar se. sponsor v. subventionar, patronar.
spoil vi. guastar se, deteriorar se. sponsorship n. auspicios.
spoiler (of material) n. guastator. spontaneity, spontaneousness n.
spoil-sport n. guastafesta. spontaneitate.
spoke n. radio. spontaneous adj. spontanee.
962
spontaneous generation, abiogenesis sporadic adj. sporadic.

n. abiogenesis (-génesis). sporadicalness n. sporadicitate.
spontaneous generation, abiogenesis sporangium [Bot] n. sporangio.
n. abiogenesis.
spore n. spora.
spontaneous generation
sporidium [Bot] n. sporidio.
(abiogenesis) n. abiogenese (-
sporific, sleeping tablet n. somnifero (-
génese).
nì-).
sporific, sleeping tablet n. somnifero.
(abiogenesis) n. abiogenesis.
sport adj. see sports.
(abiogenesis) n. abiogenesis (- sport (as in sport clothes) adj. sportive.
génesis). sport (good -) n. jocator loyal.
spontaneous generation sport n. sport.
(abiogenesis) n. abiogenese. sport (physical exercise) n. sport.
spoof n. mystification. sport (physical exercise) n. sport A].
spoof v. mystificar. sport vi. diverter se, jocar.
spook n. spectro. sport vi. jocar, diverter se.
spook v. espaventar. sport vt. exhibir, ostentar.
spool, coil, wind v. bobinar. sport vt. ostentar, exhibir.
spool n. bobina. sports adj. sport, sportive, de sport.
spool, reel, bobbin n. bobina. sports adj. de sport, sport, sportive.
spool v. bobinar. sports adj. sportive, de sport, sport.
spooling, coiling, winding (act of) n. sports-car n. automobile sport.
bobinage. sports-ground n. terreno de joco/sport.
spooling, coiling, winding (act of) n.
sports-jacket n. jachetto sport.
bobinage (- àje).
sportsman n. sportsman A].
spoon n. coclear.
sportsman n. sportsman.
spoon (table -) n. coclear de servir.
sportsman n. sportsman, sportista.
spoon (tea -) n. coclear de caffe.
sportsman n. sportista, sportsman.
spoon v. prender con un coclear.
sportsmanship n. spirito sportive.
spoonbill [Zool] n. spatula.
sportswoman n. sportswoman A].
spoonbill [Zool] n. spatula (spà-).
sportswoman n. sportswoman.
spoonfeed n. nutrir con un coclear.
spot (dot) n. puncto.
spoonful n. coclearata.
spot, locality n. localitate.
spoon-shaped adj. cocleariforme.
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spot (notice) v. recognoscer, notar. spout vt. lancear.

spot (notice) v. notar, recognoscer. sprain n. torsion muscular.
spot (of dirt) n. macula. sprain v. torquer.
spot (place) n. localitate. sprained ankle phr. cavilia torquite.
spot, stain n. macula. sprat n. spratto, parve haringo.
spot, stain v. macular. sprat n. parve haringo, spratto.
spot (stain) v. macular. sprawl v. extender se (in modo
spot-cash n. moneta contante. inelegante).
spotless adj. sin macula. sprawl v. extender se.
spotlight n. projector. spray (atomize) v. vaporisar.
spot-of-bother n. alicun difficultates. spray (atomize) v. vaporisar (un liquido).
spot-remover n. dismaculator. spray, atomizer, pulverizer n.

pulverisator.
spotted, speckled, flecked adj.
spray (container) n. vaporisator,
maculate (pp of macular).
pulverisator.
spotted, speckled, flecked adj.
spray (container) n. pulverisator,
maculate.
vaporisator.
spotted (speckled) adj. maculate.
spray (flowers) n. racemo.
spotted (with spots) adj. con punctos.
spray (foam) n. scuma.
spotter (observer) n. observator.
spray (sprinkle) v. irrorar (con un
spotter (train-) n. collector de numeros
liquido).
del locomotivas.
spray (sprinkle) v. irrorar.
spotting, staining n. maculamento.
spray-gun n. pistola vaporisator.
spotting easily adj. maculabile.
spread (butter) v. extender (se).
spotty adj. maculate.
spread (butter) v. extender.
spouse, consort n. conjuge.
spread (dispersion) n. dissemination,
spouse, consort n. conjuge (còn-
expansion, propagation, diffusion.
).
spread (dispersion) n. propagation,
spouse n. Masc].
diffusion, dissemination, expansion.
spouse n. Fem].
spread (dispersion) n. diffusion,
spout n. tubo de discarga, becco. dissemination, expansion,
spout n. becco, tubo de discarga. propagation.
spout (of liquid) n. jecto. spread (dispersion) n. expansion,
spout vi. sortir. propagation, diffusion, dissemination.
spread (of sails) Naut] n. invirgatura.
spout vi. sortir (impetuosemente).
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spread (of wings, sails) n. invirgatura. spring adj. vernal, primaveral.

spread, spread out v. extender -tend-/- spring, arise (from) v. provenir.
tens-]. spring (jump) n. salto.
spread, spread out v. extender. spring (jump) v. saltar.
spread (unfold) v. displicar. spring n. Mech].
spread (unfold) v. displicar (se). spring (originate) v. provenir.
spread v. propagar, diffunder, spring (season) n. primavera, ver.
disseminar.
spring (season) n. ver, primavera.
spread v. disseminar (se), propagar (se),
spring, source n. fontana.
diffunder (se).
spring (spring in a piece of
spread v. diffunder (se), disseminar (se),
mechanism) n. resorto.
propagar (se).
spread v. disseminar, propagar, spring, springtime n. ver.
diffunder. spring (time) n. primavera.
spread v. propagar (se), diffunder (se), spring, vernal adj. vernal.
disseminar (se). spring (water) n. fontana, fonte.
spread v. diffunder, disseminar, spring (water) n. fonte, fontana.
propagar.
spring-balance n. balancia a resorto.
spread out, spread v. extender.
springboard n. trampolino.
spread out, spread v. extender -tend-/-
spring-clean v. nettar completemente
tens-].
(le casa).
spread-eagled adj. con le membros
spring-clean v. nettar completemente.
extendite.
springing n. suspension.
spree n. partita de placer, partita de
dispender. springing up again, renascent,
spree n. partita de dispender, partita de reviving adj. renascente (ppr of
placer. renascer).
sprig n. branchetta, pecietta. springing up again, renascent,
reviving adj. renascente.
sprig n. pecietta, branchetta.
sprightliness, gayness n. allegressa. spring-onion n. parve cibolla.
sprightly adj. animate, allegre. springtime (in -) adv. in le primavera.
sprightly adj. allegre, animate. springtime n. primavera, ver.

springtime n. ver, primavera.
sprightly, gay adj. allegre.
spring adj. primaveral, vernal. springtime, spring n. ver.
spring adj. primaveral. spring-up v. crescer.

springy adj. elastic.
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sprinkle n. aspersion. spumiferous, foamy adj. spumifere.

sprinkle v. asperger, irrorar. spur (1. rider's spur; 2. stimulus; 3.
sprinkle v. sparger. spine on a cock's leg; 4. Bot]) n.
sprinkle v. irrorar, asperger. sporon.
spur (1. to prick with spurs; 2. to
sprinkle v. sparger sparg-/spars-;-sperg-/-
spers-]. incite, stimulate) v. sporonar.
sprinkler n. spargitor, irrorator, rigatorio. spur, incite v. convitar.
sprinkler n. rigatorio, spargitor, irrorator. spur (incite) v. incitar, sporonar,

stimular.
sprinkler n. irrorator, rigatorio, spargitor.
spur (incite) v. sporonar, stimular,
sprinkler n. spargitor.
incitar.
sprinkling, aspersion (act of) n.
spur (incite) v. stimular, incitar,
aspersion.
sporonar.
sprinkling n. aspersion.
spur, incitement n. incitamento.
sprint n. sprint.
spur (on heel) n. sporon.
sprint (run fast) v. currer a maxime
spur (prick with spur) v. sporonar.
velocitate.
spur (stimulus) n. stimulo, incitamento.
sprint (sport) v. sprintar.
spur (stimulus) n. incitamento, stimulo.
sprinter n. sprintator.
spurious adj. apocryphe, false.
sprocket-wheel n. pinnion de catena.
spurious adj. false, apocryphe.
sprout n. planton.
spurious, supposititious adj.
sprout vi. pullular, germinar.
suppositicie.
sprout vi. germinar, pullular.
spurn v. disdignar, repulsar.
sprout vt. pulsar.
spurn v. repulsar, disdignar.
sprouts (alfalfa -) n. germinatos de
spurrier n. sporonero.
alfalfa.
spurring (act of) n. sporonamento.
sprouts n. caule de brussel.
spurt n. effortio supreme.
spruce adj. elegante.
spurt v. facer un effortio supreme.
spruce (hemlock spruce) n. abiete de
canada. spy n. spion.
spruce n. bot. spy n. spion, spia.
spry adj. vive, active. spy n. spia.
spry adj. active, vive. spy n. spia, spion.
spume, foam, froth (form or gather spy, spy upon v. spiar.

foam or froth) v. spumar. spy v. spiar, spionar.
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spy v. spionar, spiar. squalor n. sordidessa, miseria.

spy v. spionar. Squalus [Ichthyol] n. squalo.
spy upon, spy v. spiar. squander, dilapidate v. dilapidar.
spying, espionage n. spionage. squander v. dilapidar, dispender,
spying, espionage n. spionage (-aje). dissipar, guastar, profunder.
spying n. spionage. squander v. dissipar, guastar, profunder,
dilapidar, dispender.
squabble n. altercation, querela.
squander v. profunder, dilapidar,
squabble n. querela, altercation.
dispender, dissipar, guastar.
squabble v. venir al parolas, altercar,
squander v. guastar, profunder,
querelar.
dilapidar, dispender, dissipar.
squabble v. querelar, venir al parolas,
squander v. dispender, dissipar, guastar,
altercar.
profunder, dilapidar.
squabble v. altercar, querelar, venir al
squander, waste v. guastar.
parolas.
squander, waste v. dispender -pend-/-
squad n. esquadra.
pens-].
squadron (army, air force) n.
squander, waste v. dispender.
esquadron.
squanderer, waster n. guastator.
squadron [Mil] n. esquadron.
squanderer, wastrel, spendthrift n.
squadron (naval) n. esquadra.
dilapidator.
squadron [Navy] n. esquadra.
squandering, waste n. dilapidation.
squadron-leader n. commandante de
squarable adj. quadrabile.
esquadron.
square (1. a rectangle of four equal
squalid adj. sordide, miserabile.
sides; 2. Math]) n. quadrato.
squalid adj. miserabile, sordide.
square (1. to give the shape of a
squaliform [Zool] adj. squaliforme.
square; 2. Math]) v. quadrar.
squall (cry) n. crito.
square (as in a square foot, a square
squall (of wind) n. raffica, colpo de piece of cloth) adj. quadrate (pp of
vento. quadrar).
squall (of wind) n. colpo de vento, square (as in a square foot, a square
raffica. piece of cloth) adj. quadrate.
squall v. critar.
square (as in T square) n. esquadra.
Squalodon [Paleontol] n. squalodonte.
square (divide into squares) vt.
squaloid [Zool] adj. squaloide. esquadrar.
squalor n. miseria, sordidessa. square (for drawing) n. esquadra.
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square (form with right angles and squeaky, stridulous, creaking adj.
straight lines) v. esquadrar. stridule.
square (four-sided) adj. quadrate. squeal n. crito acute.
square (in a town) n. placia. squeal (shriek) v. emitter critos acute.
square (make square) v. quadrar. squeal v. Mech].
square (rectangle) n. quadrato. squeamish adj. Fig].
square (tidy) adj. in ordine. squeamish (easily nauseated) adj.
square v. math. subjecte a nausea.
squeeze (credit -) n. restriction de
square vi. accordar.
credito.
square-root n. radice quadrate.
squeeze n. compression, pression.
square-up v. quadrar.
squeeze n. pression, compression.
squash (lemon) n. limonada, citronada.
squeeze v. comprimer, premer.
squash (lemon) n. citronada, limonada.
squeeze v. premer, comprimer.
squash (orange) n. orangiada.
squeeze out, press out v. exprimer -
squash (sport) n. squash. prim-/-press-].
squash v. applattar, contunder. squeeze out, press out v. exprimer.
squash v. contunder, applattar. squeeze-out v. exprimer.
squash v. Fig]. squelch n. ruito de fango exprimite.
squashing n. applattamento, contusion. squelch vi. facer ruito de fango
squashing n. contusion, applattamento. exprimite.
squat adj. disproportionatemente basse. squelch vt. supprimer.
squat, crouch v. quattar. squib (damp -) n. fiasco.
squat v. quattar. squib n. petardo.
squatter n. occupante sin titulo. squid n. calamar.
squatting, crouching adj. quatte. squiggle n. linea serpentin.
squawk n. crito rauc. squiggle v. contorquer se.
squawk v. emitter critos rauc. squint n. strabismo.
squeak n. stridulation. squint v. esser strabe.
squeak v. stridular. squinting, cross-eyed adj. strabe.
squeaking adj. stridulante. squinting, strabismus n. strabismo.
squeaking n. stridulation. squire n. scutero.
squeaky adj. stridule. squire n. proprietario de terra.
squirm n. contorsion.
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squirm v. contorquer se. stack (chimney) n. camino.

squirrel n. sciuro. stack (pile) n. pila, cumulo.
squirrel n. scuriolo. stack (pile) n. cumulo, pila.
squirt (jet) n. jecto de aqua. stack v. cumular, pilar.
squirt (syringe) n. syringa. stack v. pilar, cumular.
squirt vi. lancear se. stadium n. stadio.
squirt vt. syringar. stadium [Sports] n. stadio.
Sri-Lanka [Geog] n. Ceylon, Sri Lanka. staff (employees) n. personal.
Sri-Lanka [Geog] n. Sri Lanka, Ceylon. staff n. Mil].
St. Eustatius n. St. Eustatius. staff, stick n. baston.
st. john's wort (Hypericum) n. hyperico. staff (stick) n. baston, pertica.
St. Vincent [Geog] n. St. Vincent. staff (stick) n. pertica, baston.
St. Vitus's dance, chorea n. chorea. staff v. provider de personal.
St. Vitus's dance, chorea n. chorea (- staffette, estafette n. staffetta.
éa). stafle adj. principal.
stab n. colpo de pugnal. stafle n. crampa.
stab v. pugnalar, dagar. stafle v. crampar.
stab v. dagar, pugnalar. stag n. cervo.
stab v. pugnalar. stage (1. stage of a theater; 2. theater,
stab (with a dagger) v. dagar. art of the theater) n. scena.
stability n. stabilitate. stage (level) n. stadio, grado.
stabilization n. stabilisation. stage (level) n. grado, stadio.
stabilize n. stabilisar. stage n. Theat].
stabilize v. stabilisar. stage (of development) n. stadio.
stabilizer (1. one who stabilizes; 2. stage, put on the stage v. inscenar.
Aeronaut]) n. stabilisator. stage v. poner in scena, inscenar.
stable adj. stabile. stage v. inscenar, poner in scena.
stable, cattle barn, sty n. stabulo. stage directions [Antiq] n. didascalia.
stable, cattle barn, sty n. stabulo stage directions [Antiq] n. didascalia (-
(stà-). ìa).
stable n. stabulo. stage director n. inscenator.
stable v. stabular. stage-coach n. diligentia.
stabling (of cattle, horses etc.) n. stagecoach express n. velocifero.
stabulation.
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stagecoach express n. velocifero (- stain, spot n. macula.

cì-). stain, spot v. macular.
stage-hand n. machinista. stained adj. glass vitro a colores.
stagehand, scene shifter n. machinista. stained glass window n. vitriera.
stage-manager n. director de scena. staining, spotting n. maculamento.
stagger (amaze) vt. stupefacer. stainless (- steel) n/adj. aciero
stagger n. titubation. inoxydabile.
stagger (rivets, timesheets) v. scalonar, stainless adj. inoxydabile.
echelonar. stair n. grado, passo.
stagger (rivets, timesheets) v. stair n. passo, grado.
echelonar, scalonar.
stair, rung, step n. grado.
stagger, totter v. titubar.
staircase n. scala.
stagger vi. titubar.
stairs n. scala, scalada.
staggering, tottering (act of) n.
stairs n. scalada, scala.
titubation.
stairstep n. passo.
staging (action of) n. inscenation.
stake (betting) n. moneta spondite.
staging, mise en scène n. mise
en scène F]. stake (betting) v. sponder, jocar.
staging, mise en scène n. mise stake (betting) v. jocar, sponder.
en scène. stake (interest) n. participation,
stagnant adj. stagnante, morte. interesse.
stagnant adj. stagnante (ppr of stagnar). stake (interest) n. interesse,
stagnant adj. stagnante. participation.
stake n. bib.
stagnant adj. morte, stagnante.
stake, post n. palo.
stagnate, be stagnant v. stagnar.
stake (post) n. palo.
stagnate v. stagnar.
stake (risk) v. aventurar, riscar.
stagnation n. stagnation.
stake (risk) v. riscar, aventurar.
staiagmite [Geol] n. stalagmite.
stake v. sustener (con palos).
staid adj. serie, posate.
stake v. sustener.
staid adj. posate, serie.
stake-a-claim v. facer un reclamation.
stain (dye) n. tinta.
stalactite [Geol] n. stalactite.
stain (dye) v. tintar.
stalactite n. stalactite.
stain (mark) n. macula.
stalactitic, stalactitical adj. stalactitic.
stain (mark) v. macular.
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stalagmite n. stalagmite. stamina n. resistentia, vigor.

stalagmitic, stalagmitical adj. staminal, stamineal [Bot] adj. staminal.
stalagmitic. staminate [Bot] adj. staminate.
stale (news) adj. vetule. stamineal, staminal [Bot] adj. staminal.
stale (not fresh) adj. rancide, non fresc. staminiferous [Bot] adj. staminifere.
stale (not fresh) adj. non fresc, rancide. stammer n. balbutiamento.
stale (tired) adj. fatigate. stammer, stutter n. balbutiamento.
stale-mate n. impasse, paralyse. stammer, stutter v. balbutiar.
stale-mate n. paralyse, impasse. stammer v. balbutiar.
staleness n. insipiditate. stammer v. blesar.
stalk n. pedunculo. stammerer, stutterer n. balbutiator.
stalk, stem, peduncle [Bot] n. stammering n. blesamento.
pedunculo.
stammering n. blesitate.
stalk vi. ir con passos majestose.
stammering, speaking indistinctly adj.
stalk vt. traciar, sequer furtivemente.
blese.
stalk vt. sequer furtivemente, traciar. stamp (1. as in rubber stamp; 2. mark
stall (a car) v. arrestar le motor. made with a stamp) n. timbro.
stall (a horse) vt. stabular. stamp (impress or imprint with some
stall (choir) n. stallo. mark) v. stampar.
stall (choir stall) n. stallo. stamp (impress with an official
stall (for cattle) n. stalla. stamp) v. timbrar.
stall (in discussion) vi. parlar stamp (impression) n. impression.
evasivemente, prevaricar. stamp (impression) v. stampar.
stall (in discussion) vi. prevaricar, parlar stamp (instrument, postage) n. timbro.
evasivemente. stamp (of foot) n. colpo de pede.
stall n. Theat].
stamp (postage) v. timbrar.
stall (stand) n. stand, banco de vendita.
stamp (with foot) v. calcar.
stall (stand) n. banco de vendita, stand.
stamp-collector n. philatelista.
stallion n. stallon.
stampede n. fuga percipitate.
stalwart adj. valente, robuste.
stampede vi. fugir in disordine/panico.
stalwart adj. robuste, valente.
stampede vt. fomentar panico.
stalwart n. partisano inconditional.
stamper n. stampator.
stamen [Bot] n. stamine.
stamina n. vigor, resistentia.
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stamper (one who or that which stand (pay) v. pagar (le bibita a un
stamps) n. stampator. persona).
stamping, impressing, imprinting n. stand (place) v. poner.
stampage (- aje). stand (position) n. position.
stamping, impressing, imprinting n. stand (resist) v. resister a.
stampage. stand, socle, pedestal n. socculo.
stamping (impressing) n. stampage.
stand (sport) n. tribuna, stand.
stamping (of foot) v. calcar.
stand (sport) n. stand, tribuna.
stamp-out v. extirpar.
stand (stall) n. banco de vendita, stand.
stance n. postura.
stand (stall) n. stand, banco de vendita.
stanch, staun- adj. solide, firme, loyal.
stand (support) n. pedestallo, supporto.
stanch, staun- adj. firme, loyal, solide.
stand (support) n. supporto, pedestallo.
stanch, staun- adj. loyal, solide, firme.
stand v. Pol].
stanch, staun- v. arrestar le fluxo.
stand around (someone) v. circumstar.
stand (1. grandstand; 2. as in
stand around in a circle v. circumstar.
refreshment stand) n. stand A].
stand in the way of v. obstar.
stand (1. grandstand; 2. as in
stand open, gape, yawn v. hiar.
refreshment stand) n. stand.
standard adj. normal.
stand (at exhibition) n. stand.
standard, banner n. standardo.
stand (be situated) v. esser situate.
standard (banner) n. standard, insignia.
stand (be standing) v. star.
standard (banner) n. insignia, standard.
stand (be standing) vi. star.
standard (monetary) Fin] n. valuta.
stand (bear) vt. tolerar, suffrer,
standard n. fin.
supportar.
stand (bear) vt. suffrer, supportar, standard (norm) n. norma, standard.
tolerar. standard (norm) n. standard, norma.
stand (bear) vt. supportar, tolerar, standard (norm of comparison) n.
suffrer. standard.
stand (for taxis) n. station. standard (norm of comparison) n.
stand (halt) n. arresto, halto. standard A].
stand (halt) n. halto, arresto. standard (of cavalry) n. cornetta.
stand (kiosk) n. kiosque. standard-bearer n. insignia.
stand n. Mil]. standardization n. standardisation.
stand (pay) v. pagar. standardize v. standardisar.

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standard-lamp n. lampa a pede. standstill n. paralyse, immobilisation.

standard-of-living n. nivello de vita. standstill n. immobilisation, paralyse.
stand-back interj. a retro! standstill n arresto, paralyse,
stand-by n. reserva. stagnation. v. levar se.
stand-by (person) vt. sustener, stannate [Chem] n. stannato.
defender. stannic [Chem] adj. stannic.
stand-by (person) vt. defender, stannic, stanniferous adj. stannifere.
sustener. stanniferous, stannic adj. stannifere.
stand-by (promise) v. restar fidel a.
stanza [Pros] n. stanza.
stand-by vi. esser presente tener se
stanza [Pros] n. stanza I].
preste.
staple, clip, cramp, clamp n. crampa.
stand-for (represent) v. representar.
staple, clip, cramp, clamp (together) v.
stand-for (tolerate) v. tolerar.
crampar.
stand-in (for an actor) n. duple.
stapler n. machina a crampar.
stand-in (in place of) v. suppler a.
star (1. heavenly body; 2. as in to be
stand-in (in place of) v. suppler a (un born under a lucky star) n. stella.
persona).
star (1. heavenly body; 2. starshaped
stand-in-for v. suppler a (un persona).
figure) n. astere.
stand-in-for v. suppler a.
star (1. heavenly body; 2. starshaped
standing (action of) n. station. figure) n. astro.
standing (army, committee) adj. star (adorn with stars) vt. stellar.
permanente.
star, constellate v. constellar.
standing (constant) adj. constante.
star (film -) vi. star, tener le rolo
standing (duration) n. duration.
principal in un film.
standing (social) n. reputation, position. star (film -) vi. tener le rolo principal in
standing (social) n. position, reputation. un film, star.
standing (upright) adj. erecte. star (films) n. stella.
standing water, pond, pool n. stagno. star (mark) v. signalar con asterisco.
stand-out v. esser conspicue/saliente. star n. astron.
standpoint n. puncto de vista. starboard [Naut] n. sterbordo.
standstill (at a -) adj. phr. immobilisate, starch, fecula n. fecula.
paralysate. starch (for stiffening) n. amido.
standstill (at a -) adj. phr. paralysate, starch (in food) n. fecula.
immobilisate.
starch v. amidar.
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starchworks n. feculeria. start (beginning) n. comenciamento,

starchworks n. feculeria (-ìa). initio.
starchy adj. Fig]. start (cause) v. causar, provocar.
starchy (of food) adj. feculose. start (cause) v. provocar, causar.
stare n. reguardo fixe. start (found) v. fundar.
stare-at v. reguardar fixemente. start (make an early -) phr. partir de bon

hora.
stareboard n. sterbordo.
start (of surprise) n. suprasalto.
starfish n. stella de mar.
start (setting out) n. partita.
starfish n. asteria.
start v. Mech].
stark adv. toto, completemente.
starter (of car) n. motor impulsor.
stark adv. completemente, toto.
starter (official who gives the signal to
stark (stiff) adj. rigide.
start) Sports] n. starter A].
stark (utter) adj. complete, absolute.
starter (official who gives the signal to
stark (utter) adj. absolute, complete.
start) Sports] n. starter.
starlight n. lumine stellar.
starter (sport) n. starter.
starling n. sturno.
starting-point n. puncto de partita.
star-of-Bethlehem, ornithogalum
startle v. alarmar.
[Bot] n. ornithogalo.
startling (alarming) adj. alarmante.
star-of-Bethlehem, ornithogalum
startling (surprising) adj. surprendente.
[Bot] n. ornithogalo (-tò-).
start-out v. mitter se in cammino, partir.
starred, starry adj. stellate.
start-out v. partir, mitter se in cammino.
starry adj. stellate.
start-the-car v. poner le motor in
starry, starred adj. stellate.
marcha.
starry-eyed n. ingenue, idealista.
starvation n. fame.
starry-eyed n. idealista, ingenue.
starve, famish (cause to starve or
start (advantage) n. avantage. famish) v. affamar.
start (begin) vi. comenciar, haber initio. starve vi. haber fame.
start (begin) vi. haber initio, comenciar. starve vt. affamar.
start (begin) vt. comenciar, initiar. starver (as in starver of the people) n.
start (begin) vt. initiar, comenciar. affamator.
start, beginning n. initio. starving, famished adj. famelic.
start (beginning) n. initio, stasis (stagnation of the blood in a
comenciamento. blood vessel) Pathol] n. stase.
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state (1. condition or manner of statics n. statica.

existence; 2. commonwealth) n. station (1. stop, stopping place; 2.
stato. station building, depot) n. station.
state adj. statal, de stato. station n. Gen].
state adj. de stato, statal. station (place) n. position, posto.
state (as a fact) v. constatar. station (place) n. posto, position.
state, commonwealth n. republica. station (police) n. commissariato.
state, commonwealth n. republica (- station v. postar.
pù-).
stationary (fixed in a certain station,
state (condition) n. condition, stato.
place, course) adj. stationari.
state (condition) n. stato, condition.
stationary n. stationari.
state (declare) v. affirmar, declarar.
stationed adj. guarnite, in guarnition.
state (declare) v. declarar, affirmar.
stationed adj. in guarnition, guarnite.
state n. Pol].
stationer n. papirero.
state or frame of mind n. disposition.
stationer's (shop) n. papireria (-
state precisely v. precisar. ìa).
state the reason for v. motivar. stationer's (shop) n. papireria.
stately adj. pompose. stationer's shop n. papireria.
stately, grand adj. pompose. stationery n. papireria (-ìa).
statement (declaration) n. declaration. stationery n. papireria.
statement n. Commer]. stationmaster n. chef de station.
statement (official -) n. communicato statistica adj. statistic.
official. statistician n. statistico.
statement (report) n. exposition,
statistics (figures) n. statisticas.
reporto.
statistics (science) n. statistica.
statement (report) n. reporto,
exposition. statistics (science of statistics) n.
statistica.
state-of-mind n. disposition.
statistics (vital -s) n. statisticas
stateroom, cabin [Naut] n. cabina.
demographic.
stateroom n. cabina.
statuary adj. statuari.
statesman n. homine de stato.
statuary (art of making statues) n.
statesman n. statista. statuaria.
statesmanship n. habilitate politic. statuary n. statuario.
static adj. static. statuary, statue maker n. statuario.
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statue n. statua. stay, sojourn v. sojornar.

statue maker, statuary n. statuario. stay (temporarily) v. sojornar.
statuesque adj. statuesc. stay vt. retardar, arrestar.
statuette n. statuetta. stay vt. arrestar, retardar.
stature (bodily height) n. statura. stay awake v. veliar.
stature, height n. talia. stay awake v. vigilar.
stature n. statura, talia. stay overnight, spend the night v.
stature n. talia, statura. pernoctar.
status (legal standing, position) n. stay within, be immanent v. immaner.
stato. stay-away interj. vade via!
status n. stato. stay-away v. absentar se.
status-quo phr. statu quo. stay-back interj. a retro!
status-symbol n. symbolo de prestigio steadfast adj. constante, firme, resolute.
social. steadfast adj. resolute, constante, firme.
statute (as in statute of occupation) n. steadfast adj. firme, resolute, constante.
statuto.
steadfastness n. constantia, resolution.
statute n. parl.
steadfastness n. resolution, constantia.
statute (other senses) n. statuto.
steadily (assiduously) adv.
statutory adj. statutari.
assiduemente.
staunch adj. solide, firme, loyal. steadily (constantly) adv. firmemente,
staunch adj. firme, loyal, solide. fixemente, constantemente.
staunch adj. loyal, solide, firme. steadily (constantly) adv. fixemente,
staunch v. arrestar le fluxo. constantemente, firmemente.
stave (of a cask) n. dova. steadily (constantly) adv.
constantemente, firmemente,
stay (legal) n. suspension.
fixemente.
stay n. Mech].
steady (firm) adj. firme, fixe.
stay n. visita, sojorno.
steady (firm) adj. fixe, firme.
stay n. sojorno, visita.
steady (of peison) adj. serie.
stay, remain v. demorar.
steady (of rain) adj. continue.
stay (remain) vi. remaner, restar.
steady (of speed) adj. constante,
stay (remain) vi. restar, remaner. uniforme.
stay (reside) v. demorar. steady (of speed) adj. uniforme,
stay, sojourn n. sojorno. constante.
steady (under fire) adj. imperturbabile.
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steak (of beef) n. beefsteak. stearin n. stearina.

steak (other than beef) n. trencho. steatite, soapstone n. steatite.
steal, rob v. robar. steatoma [Med] n. steatoma.
steal v. robar, furar. steatosis, fatty degeneration [Med] n.
steal v. furar. steatosis (- òsis).
steal v. furar, robar. steatosis, fatty degeneration [Med] n.
steatosis.
steal away v. sortir furtivemente, partir
steel (1. to overlay, point, plate, with
secretemente.
steel; 2. to convert into or cause to
steal away v. partir secretemente, sortir
resemble steel) v. acierar.
furtivemente.
stealth (by -) adv. furtivemente. steel adj. de aciero.
stealth n. secreto, procedimento in steel n. aciero.

secreto. steel (strike fire with) n. fusil.
stealth n. procedimento in secreto, steel vt. acierar.
secreto. steel mill, steelworks n. acieria (-
stealthy adj. furtive. ìa).
stealthy, furtive adj. furtive. steel mill, steelworks n. acieria.
steam n. vapor. steel plating, acierage n. acierage (-aje).
steam, vapor n. vapor. steel plating, acierage n. acierage.
steam vi. emitter vapor. steel-oneself v. indurar se.
steam vt. cocer al vapor. steelworks n. acieria.
steam-engine n. machina de vapor. steelworks, steel mill n. acieria.
steamer, steamship n. vapor. steelworks, steel mill n. acieria (-
steamer, steamship n. steamer. ìa).
steamer, steamship n. steamer A]. steep (precipitous) adj. scarpate, ardue,
precipitose.
steam-roller n. rolo compressor.
steep (precipitous) adj. precipitose,
steamship (nave a) n. vapor, steamer.
scarpate, ardue.
steamship (nave a) n. steamer, vapor.
steep (precipitous) adj. ardue,
steamship, steamer n. steamer A]. precipitose, scarpate.
steamship, steamer n. steamer. steep, scarped adj. scarpate (pp of
steamship, steamer n. vapor. scarpar).
stearate [Chem] n. stearato. steep, scarped adj. scarpate.
stearic [Chem] adj. stearic (-à-). steep (unreasonable) adj. exorbitante.
stearic [Chem] adj. stearic. steep vt. imbiber, macerar.
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steep vt. macerar, imbiber. stem (stalk) n. pedunculo, stirpe.

steeple n. campanil con tecto conic, stem (stalk) n. stirpe, pedunculo.
campanil coronate de agulia. stem v. arrestar, refrenar.
steeple n. campanil coronate de agulia, stem v. refrenar, arrestar.
campanil con tecto conic.
stem-from v. provenir de, resultar de.
steeplechase [Horse Racing] n.
stem-from v. resultar de, provenir de.
steeplechase A].
stench n. fetidessa, odor infecte.
steeplechase [Horse Racing] n.
steeplechase. stench n. odor infecte, fetidessa.
steeplechase n. cursa de obstaculos, stencil (as in stencils for decoration) n.
steeplechase. patrono.
steeplechase n. steeplechase, cursa de stencil (duplicate) v. mimeographar,
obstaculos. stencilar.
steepness n. grado de inclination. stencil (duplicate) v. stencilar,
steer (car) v. manovrar, guidar. mimeographar.
stencil (for decoration) n. patrono.
steer (car) v. guidar, manovrar.
stencil (for duplicating) n. stencil.
steer n. bovello.
stencil (mimeographing) n. stencil.
steer [Naut] v. governar.
stencil (mimeographing) n. stencil A].
steer (ship) v. governar.
stencil v. marcar per patronos.
steer v. Gen].
stencil v. reproducer per patronos.
steer-clear-of v. evitar.
stencil v. decorar per patronos.
steering n. direction.
steno- (narrow) occurring in
steering wheel n. volante.
compounds] adj. sten-.
steering-wheel n. volante.
stenograph, write shorthand v.
steeve, stow in the ship's hold v. stivar.
stenographiar.
steever (one who steeves) n. stivator.
stenographer [Fem] n. stenographa.
stellar adj. stellar.
stenographer [Masc] n. stenographo.
stellar stellar adj. stellar.
stenographer n. stenographo (-
stelliferous adj. stellifere. ògrapho).
stem, base, theme [Gram] n. thema. stenographer n. stenographo.
stem, base, theme [Gram] n. thema - stenographer, stenographist n.
ma/-mat-]. stenographista.
stem n. gram. stenographic adj. stenographic.
stem, peduncle, stalk [Bot] n.
pedunculo.
978
stenographist, stenographer n. Stephen n. Stephano (sté-).

stenographista. Stephen n. Stephano.
stenography, shorthand n. stepladder n. scala duple.
stenographia.
stepladder n. scala duple (con grados
stenography, shorthand n. stenographia
platte).
(- ìa).
stepmother n. matrastra.
Stentor [Gr. Antiq] n. Stentore.
steppe n. steppa.
stentorian adj. stentoree.
stepping stone n. petra de vadar.
step (go) v. ir.
stepping stone n. Fig].
step (go) v. vader.
stepsister n. sororastra.
step (in -) adv. al passo.
stepson n. filiastro.
step (measure) n. mesura.
stepson, stepchild n. filiastro.
step, rung n. scalon.
stercoral adj. stercoral.
step, stair, rung n. grado.
stercoral adj. stercorari.
step (stair) n. scalon, grado.
stere, cubic meter [Metric System] n.
step (stair) n. grado, scalon.
stereo.
step (take -s) v. prender su mesuras, stere-, stereo- (solid) occurring in
prender mesuras. derivatives and compounds] adj.
step (take -s) v. prender mesuras, stere-.
prender su mesuras. stereo n. stereo.
step (walking) n. passo.
stereo, stereotype (stereotype plate) n.
step by step adv/ phr. gradualmente. stereotypo.
step by step adv/ phr. passo a passo. stereo, stereotype (stereotype plate) n.
step down (go down) v. descender. stereotypo (-ò-).
step down (reduce) v. reducer. stereographic adj. stereographic.
step down (reduce) v. reducer (le stereography n. stereographia.
voltage). stereography n. stereographia (-
step on v. poner le pede sur. ìa).
step up vi. montar. stereometry n. stereometria (-ìa).
step up vt. augmentar. stereometry n. stereometria.
stepbrother n. fratrastro. stereophonic adj. stereophonic.
stepchild, stepson n. filiastro. stereoscope n. stereoscopio.
stepdaughter n. filiastra. stereoscopic adj. stereoscopic.
stepfather n. patrastro. stereoscopy n. stereoscopia (-ìa).
979
stereoscopy n. stereoscopia. sterling adj. pur, genuin.

stereotomic adj. stereotomic. sterling n. sterling.
stereotomy n. stereotomia (-ìa). stern adj. sever.
stereotomy n. stereotomia. stern n. poppa.
stereotype (1. to make into stereos; 2. sternal [Anat] adj. sternal.
to make stereotyped) v. stereotypar. sternalgia [Med] n. sternalgia (-
stereotype n. stereotypo. ìa).
stereotype, stereo (stereotype plate) n. sternalgia [Med] n. sternalgia.
stereotypo. sternocostal [Anat] adj. sternocostal.
stereotype, stereo (stereotype plate) n. sternum, breastbone n. sterno.
stereotypo (-ò-). sternutation, sneezing n. sternutation.
stereotype, stereotypic adj. stereotypic.
sternutatory adj. sternutatori.
stereotype, stereotypical [Print] adj.
stetho- (breast, chest) occurring in
stereotype (- ò-).
compounds] n. stetho-.
stereotype, stereotypical [Print] adj.
stethoscope n. stethoscopio.
stereotype.
stethoscopic adj. stethoscopic.
stereotyped adj. stereotype (-ò-).
stethoscopy n. stethoscopia.
stereotyped adj. stereotype.
stethoscopy n. stethoscopia (-ìa).
stereotyping n. stereotypia.
stevedore n. stivator.
stereotyping n. stereotypia (-ìa).
stew (fruit) v. facer un compota de.
sterile adj. sterile.
stew n. ragout, estufato.
sterile, barren adj. sterile.
stew n. estufato, ragout.
sterile (free from bacteria) adj.
sterilisate. steward, butler n. dispensero.
sterile (free from bacteria) adj. steward, housekeeper n. economo.
sterilisate (pp of sterilisar). steward, housekeeper n. economo (-
sterility, barrenness n. sterilitate. cò-).
sterility n. sterilitate. steward [Naut] n. steward.
sterilization n. sterilisation. steward [Naut] n. steward A].
sterilize (1. to deprive of fecundity; 2. steward [Nav] n. administrator.
to free from bacteria) v. sterilisar. steward (of an estate) n. economo,
sterilize v. sterilisar. dispensero.
sterilizer n. sterilisator. steward (of an estate) n. dispensero,
economo.
sterling adj. genuin, pur.
980
stewardess (on aircraft) n. hostessa, stick v. Mech].

stewardess. stick vi. collar se.
stewardess (on aircraft) n. stewardess, stick (with glue) v. glutinar, collar.
hostessa.
stick (with glue) v. collar, glutinar.
stewardship n. economato.
stick or glue together, agglutinate v.
stewed adj. estufate.
agglutinar.
stewed (drunk) adj. ebrie, inebriate. stick'em-up v/ interj. manos in alto!
stewed (drunk) adj. inebriate, ebrie. sticker n. etiquetta gummate.
stewed (wrathful) adj. irascite, irate, in stick-fast v. esser fixe.
cholera.
stickiness, glutinousness n.
stewed (wrathful) adj. irate, in cholera,
glutinositate.
irascite.
sticking n. plaster sparadrapo.
stewed (wrathful) adj. in cholera, irascite,
stickler n. rigorista.
irate.
stick-out v. salir.
stewed-fruit n. compota de fructos.
stick-together v. Fig].
St.Helena [Geog] n. St. Helena.
stick-together v. agglutinar.
sthen-, stheno (strength) occurring in
derivatives and compounds] n. stick-up-for v. prender le defensa de.
stheno-. sticky, gluey adj. collose.
sthenic [Pathol] adj. sthenic. sticky (gluey) adj. glutinose, collose.
stich, stichos [Pros] n. sticho. sticky (gluey) adj. collose, glutinose.
stichomythy [Gr. Lit] n. stichomythia. sticky, glutinous adj. glutinose.
stichomythy [Gr. Lit] n. stichomythia (- sticky (problematic) adj. problematic.
ìa). stiff adj. rigide, inflexibile.
stichos, stich [Pros] n. sticho. stiff adj. inflexibile, rigide.
stick (attach) vt. attaccar. stiff, rigid adj. rigide.
stick n. baston. stiffen v. rigidar (se).
stick (put) v. mitter, poner. stiffen v. rigidar.
stick (put) v. poner, mitter. stiffness n. inflexibilitate, rigiditate.
stick (remain) v. restar, remaner. stiffness n. rigiditate, inflexibilitate.
stick (remain) v. remaner, restar. stiffness, rigidity n. rigiditate.
stick (something sharp) v. figer. stifle (choke) v. suffocar.
stick, staff n. baston. stifle v. Fig].
stick (stand) v. supportar.
981
stigma (1. brand; 2. Pathol]; 3. Bot]; 4. stimulation n. stimulation.

Zool] (spiracle) n. stigma. stimulative adj. stimulative.
stigma (1. brand; 2. Pathol]; 3. Bot]; 4. stimulator n. stimulator.
Zool] (spiracle) n. stigma -ma/-mat-]. stimulus n. stimulo.
stigma n. stigma. sting (1. to prick; 2. to pain sharply) v.
stigmatization n. stigmatisation. punger.
stigmatize (1. Theol.l: 2. to brand, sting (1. to prick; 2. to pain sharply) v.
stamp with infamy) v. stigmatisar. punger pung-/punct-].
stile n. scaletta fixe. sting, bite, smart v. piccar.
stiletto, stylet n. stiletto. sting n. aculeo.
still adv. ancora, totevia. sting v. punger, piccar.
still adv. totevia, ancora. sting v. piccar, punger.
still (calm) adj. tranquille. sting [Zool] n. aculeo.
still (for distilling) n. alambic. stinginess n. parsimonia.
still (motionless) adj. immobile. stinginess, parsimony n. parsimonia.
still n. Photog]. stinging adj. piccante, pungente.
still (quiet) adj. silentiose. stinging adj. pungente, piccante.
still v. calmar. stinging, urticant adj. urticante.
still, yet, encore! adv. ancora. stinging, urticant adj. urticante (ppr of
stilleborn adj. nate morte. urticar).
stinging-nettle n. urtica.
still-life n. natura morte.
stingy adj. parsimoniose, illiberal.
stillness (immobility) n. immobilitate.
stingy adj. illiberal, parsimoniose.
stillness (silence) n. silentio.
stingy, parsimonious adj. parsimoniose.
stillness (tranquillity) n. tranquillitate.
stink n. mal odor, fetor.
stilted adj. affectate, artificial.
stink n. fetor, mal odor.
stilted adj. artificial, affectate.
stink v. puter.
stimulant adj/n. stimulante.
stinking adj. Fig].
stimulant, excitant n. excitante.
stinking (smelling) adj. fetide, de mal
stimulate v. stimular.
odor.
stimulating, exciting adj. excitative.
stinking (smelling) adj. de mal odor,
stimulating stimulante adj. stimulante fetide.
(ppr of stimular).
stint (allotted portion) n. portion de
stimulating stimulante adj. stimulante. labor assignate.
982
stint (limit) n. limite, restriction. St.-Maarten [Geog] n. S. Maarten.

stint (limit) n. restriction, limite. stoa (portico) Gr. Antiq] n. stoa.
stint v. restringer, limitar. stoat a. armenio.
stint v. limitar, restringer. stock (1. stem, trunk; 2. as in of old
stipend n. stipendio. English stock) n. stirpe.
stipendiary (one who receives a stock (breed) n. stirpe, racia.
stipend) n. stipendiario. stock (breed) n. racia, stirpe.
stipendiary (receiving a stipend) adj. stock (cattle) n. bestial.
stipendiari. stock, gillyflower n. matthiola.
stipple (draw with dots) v. punctar. stock (habitual) adj. normal, habitual.
stipulate v. stipular. stock (habitual) adj. habitual, normal.
stipulation n. stipulation. stock (keep) v. tener in magazin.
stir n. agitation. stock, lay in a stock of v. stockar.
stir v. agitar. stock n. Theat].
stir v. agitar (se). stock n. Commer].
stir up to rebellion v. rebellar. stock n. bot.
stirring adj. inspirante, excitante. stock (of a rifle) n. calce.
stirring adj. excitante, inspirante. stock (of a rifle, pistol) n. fuste.
stirrup n. staffa. stock (of rifle) n. calce, fuste.
stir-up (a rebellion) v. fomentar. stock (of rifle) n. fuste, calce.
stir-up (excite) v. excitar, activar. stock (securities) n. valores.
stir-up (excite) v. activar, excitar. stock, supply [Commer] n. stock A].
stitch [Bookbinding] v. brochar. stock, supply [Commer] n. stock.
stitch [Bookbinding] v. brochar (-sh-). stock (supply) v. stockar, approvisionar.
stitch (in knitting) n. malia. stock (supply) v. approvisionar, stockar.
stitch (knitting) n. malia. stock (take -) v. facer le inventario.
stitch, prick n. puncto. stock (trunk) n. trunco.
stitch (sewing) n. puncto. stock exchange, stock market n. bursa.
stitch v. suer su-/sut-]. stock market, stock exchange n. bursa.
stitch v. suer. stockade, fence n. barriera.
stitching n. sutura. stockbreeding n. elevage.
St.-Kitts [Geog] n. S. Kitts. stockbroker n. agente de bursa.
St.-Lucia [Geog] n. S. Lucia.
983
stockbroking, agiotage, exchange stoical, stoic (1. Philos]; 2. indifferent

business n. agiotage (ajotaje). to pleasure and pain) adj. stoic.
stockbroking, agiotage, exchange stoical, stoic (1. Philos]; 2. indifferent
business n. agiotage. to pleasure and pain) adj. stoic
stock-exchange n. bursa. (stòic).
stockholder n. actionero. stoicism (1. Philos]; 2. repression of
the emotions) n. stoicismo.
stockholder, shareholder n. actionista.
stoicism n. stoicismo.
stockholder, shareholder n. actionero.
stoke v. cargar.
stocking n. calcea.
stoke v. cargar (le caldiera).
stocking (small) n. calcetta.
stoker v. fochero.
stocking maker, stocking weaver n.
calcettero. stole [Eccl] n. stola.
stocking weaver, stocking maker n. stole (scarf) n. stola.
calcettero. stolen article n. furto.
stockman n. bovero. stolid adj. impassibile, phlegmatic.
stock-market n. mercato de actiones. stolid adj. phlegmatic, impassibile.
stockpile n. reserva. stoma [Bot] n. stoma.
stockpile v. accumular. stoma [Bot] n. stoma -ma/-mat-].
stocktaking n. inventario. stomach (digest) v. digerer.
stocky adj. basse ma forte. stomach n. stomacho (stò-).
stodgy adj. pesante, indigeste. stomach n. stomacho.
stodgy adj. indigeste, pesante. stomach v. Fig].
stoic (1. Philos]; 2. one who practices stomach-ache n. mal de stomacho.
stoicism) n. stoico (stòico). stomachic adj. stomachal.
stoic (1. Philos]; 2. one who practices stomatitis [Pathol] n. stomatitis.
stoicism) n. stoico.
stomatitis [Pathol] n. stomatitis (-
stoic adj. stoic. ìtis).
stoic n. stoico. stomatoscope n. stomatoscopio.
stoic, stoical (1. Philos]; 2. indifferent stone (- cold) phr. frigide.
to pleasure and pain) adj. stoic stone (1. rock; 2. Med] (calculus) n.
(stòic). petra.
stoic, stoical (1. Philos]; 2. indifferent stone adj. de petra.
to pleasure and pain) adj. stoic.
984
stone, lapidate (1. to hurl stones at stool (seat without a back) n. tabouret.
(someone) 2. to put to death by stool (seat without a back) n. tabouret
stoning) v. lapidar. F].
stone (made of stone) adj. saxee. stoop n. inclination de corpore.
stone n. lapide (là-). stoop v. inclinar se.
stone n. lapide. stop (1. to bring a motor a car to a
stone (pebble) n. calculo. halt; 2. to come to a halt) v.
stone, pip, seed n. pepita. stoppar.
stop (a motion) v. stoppar, arrestar.
stone, rock n. saxo.
stop (a motion) v. arrestar, stoppar.
stone (rock) n. saxo, petra, lapide.
stop (an activity) vt. cessar.
stone (rock) n. lapide, saxo, petra.
stop (bus) n. station, halto.
stone (rock) n. petra, lapide, saxo.
stop (bus) n. halto, station.
stone (seed) n. pepita.
stop, cease (1. to come to an end; 2.
stone, stony, lapideous adj. lapidee.
to bring to an end) v. cessar.
stone v. lapidar.
stop (from activity) vi. cessar.
stone (weight) n. stone.
stop (from motion) v. stationar, stoppar,
stone pit, quarry n. petreria.
arrestar se.
stone pit, quarry n. petreria (-ìa).
stop (from motion) v. arrestar se,
stonelike, lithoid adj. lithoide. stationar, stoppar.
stoner, lapidator n. lapidator. stop (from motion) v. stoppar, arrestar
stoning, lapidation n. lapidation. se, stationar.
stony (1. full of stones; 2. of the stop (gentile) n. arresto, cessation.
nature of stone) adj. petrose. stop (gentile) n. cessation, arresto.
stony adj. petrose. stop, halt (cease to go on or move) v.
stony adj. Fig]. stationar.
stony, lapideous, stone adj. lapidee. stop, halt n. halto.
stony, lapidous adj. lapidose. stop interj. basta!, stop!
stony, rocky (abounding in stones) adj. stop interj. stop!, basta!

saxose. stop n. mus.
stony ground n. saxeto. stop (of a wind instrument) Mus] n.
stool n. tabouret, scabello. clave.
stool n. scabello. stop (organ) n. registro.
stool n. scabello, tabouret. stop (pause) n. interruption, pausa.

stop (pause) n. pausa, interruption.
985
stop (prevent) v. impedir. storeroom n. deposito, dispensa.

stop (teeth) v. plumbar, obturar. storeroom n. dispensa, deposito.
stop (teeth) v. obturar, plumbar. storey n. etage.
stop fasting, break the fast v. storing up, warehousing n.
disjejunar. immagazinage.
stop up, plug v. tappar. storing up, warehousing n.
stop up (with tow or oakum) v. stoppar. immagazinage (-aje).
stopgap n. recurso provisional. stork n. ciconia.
stoppable, curbable, checkable adj. storm n. tempesta.

frenabile. storm, rage v. tempestar.
stoppage n. suspension, interruption. storm, take by assault v. expugnar.
stoppage n. interruption, suspension. storm vi. tempestar.
stopper n. tappo. storm vt. expugnar.
stopper, plug n. tappo. storm cloud n. nubilo.
stopping, arresting (bringing to a storm cloud n. nubilo (nù-).
standstill) n. arrestation. stormable, pregnable adj. expugnabile.
stopping, arresting (bringing to a stormy adj. tempestuose.
standstill) n. arresto. story, floor n. etage.
stop-up (block) v. stoppar, obstruer. story, floor n. etage F].
stop-up (block) v. obstruer, stoppar. story (floor) n. etage.
stop-up (lie awake) v. veliar. story n. historia.
stop-up (plug) v. obturar, tappar. story (narrative) n. historia.
stop-up (plug) v. tappar, obturar. story, plot (of a a play) n. fabula.
stopwatch n. chronometro. story, plot (of a a play) n. fabula
storage n. immagazinage. (fà-).
store, shop n. boteca. story, tale n. conto.
store, shop n. magazin. story (tale) n. fabula, conto.
store (shop or warehouse) n. magazin. story (tale) n. conto, fabula.
store (supply) n. provision. story-teller, fabulist n. fabulista.
store v. immagazinar. stout (brave) adj. valente.
store up, warehouse v. immagazinar. stout (fat) adj. corpulente.
storehouse, warehouse n. magazin. stout n. bira obscur.
storekeeper, shopkeeper n. botechero. stout (strong) adj. forte, solide.
986
stout (strong) adj. solide, forte. straighten-out v. regular, poner in

stout-limbed adj. membrute. ordine.
stoutness n. corpulentia. straighten-out v. poner in ordine,
regular.
stove n. estufa.
straightforward, candid adj. candide.
stove (stove for heating a room) n.
straightforward (frank) adj. loyal, franc.
estufa.
stow v. stivar. straightforward (frank) adj. franc, loyal.
stow in the ship's hold, steeve v. stivar. straightforward (simple) adj. simple.
stow-away n. passagero clandestin. straightforwardness, candor n. candor.
stow-away v. conservar. straightforwardness (frank) n.

loyalitate, sinceritate.
strabismus, squinting n. strabismo.
straightforwardness (frank) n.
strabotomy [Surg] n. strabotomia (-
sinceritate, loyalitate.
ìa).
straightforwardness (simple) n.
strabotomy [Surg] n. strabotomia.
simplicitate.
straddle v. star con gambas a cata latere
straightforwardness, uprightness,
(de un cosa).
rectitude n. directura.
straggle v. extender se, ir sin ordine.
straightness n. rectitude.
straggle v. ir sin ordine, extender se.
straightness (quality or fact of being
straight (1. not curved or bent; 2.
straight, not bent or curved) n.
honest, upright) adj. recte.
rectitude.
straight (frankly) adv. francamente. strain (damage) vt. deformar.
straight (honest) adj. franc, recte. strain (effort) n. effortio.
straight (honest) adj. recte, franc. strain, filter v. colar.
straight (in a line) adj. directe. strain (filter) v. filtrar.
straight (in a line) adv. directe. strain [Med] n. effortio.
straight (in order) adv. in ordine. strain (sift) v. cribrar, passar per un
straight (not curved) adj. directe, recte. cribro.
straight (not curved) adj. recte, directe. strain (sift) v. passar per un cribro,
straight-ahead adv. directemente. cribrar.
straight-away adv. immediatemente. strain (tension) n. tension.
straighten, true v. disfalsar. strain (trace) n. tracia.
straighten v. rectificar, disfalsar. strain vi. facer un effortio.
straighten v. disfalsar, rectificar. strain again, filter again v. recolar.

987
strainer (device for straining, filtering strangeness n. estranitate.

etc.) n. colatorio. stranger, foreigner n. estraniero.
strainer (device for straining filtering) stranger n. estraniero.
n. colo.
strangle v. strangular.
strainer n. colatorio, filtro.
stranglehold n. dominio complete.
strainer n. filtro, colatorio.
strangler n. strangulator.
strainer, sieve n. cribro.
strangulate [Med] v. strangular.
straining, filtering (process of) n.
strangulated [Med] adj. strangulate.
colatura.
strangulated [Med] adj. strangulate (pp
strait, handcuff, gas-mantle, channel
of strangular).
n. manica.
strangulation n. strangulation.
strait n. stricto.
strap (band, thong) n. corregia.
straitjacket n. camisa/jacchetta de fortia.
strap n. corregia.
straitlaced adj. puritan, prude.
strap v. ligar con un corregia.
straitlaced adj. prude, puritan.
strapping adj. robuste.
straits, narrows n. stricto.
strata n. stratos.
strand (beach) n. plagia.
stratagem n. stratagema.
strand (fish, ship) v. arenar.
stratagem n. stratagema -ma/-mat-].
strand (of rope) n. filamento.
stratagem, trick n. maneo.
strand, run aground v. arenar.
stratagem, trick n. maneo (-éo).
strand, run aground v. insablar.
stratagemic, stratagematic adj.
stranded adj. Fig].
stratagematic.
stranded (of ship) adj. arenate.
strategic adj. strategic.
stranding, grounding n. arenamento.
strategist n. stratego.
stranding, running aground, silting
strategist n. strategista.
(act of) n. insablamento.
strategy n. strategia (-ìa).
strange, absurd, odd adj. extravagante
strategy n. strategia.
(ppr of extravagar).
stratification [Geol] n. stratification.
strange, absurd, odd adj. extravagante.
stratify (deposit in strata) Geol] v.
strange adj. estranie.
stratificar.
strange (queer, unfamiliar) adj.
stratosphere n. stratosphera.
estranie.
stratospheric, stratospherical adj.
strangeness, absurdity, oddness n.
stratospheric.
extravagantia.
988
stratum, layer, deposit [Geol] n. stream (out) v. effunder.

jacimento. streamer, banderole n. bandierola.
stratum, layer n. strato. streamer n. bandierola, serpentino.
stratum n. strato. streamer n. serpentino, bandierola.
straw adj. de palea. streamline (profile) v. profilar.
straw n. palea. streamline v. Fig].
straw (the last -) phr. le culmine. streamlined adj. profilate, aerodynamic.
strawberry n. fraga. streamlined adj. aerodynamic, profilate.
strawberry plant n. fragiero. street, alley n. vico.
strawberry seller n. fragero. street n. strata.
strawberry-fields n. campos de fraga. street, road, highway (paved) n. strata.
strawberry-plant n. fragiero. streetcar (as in streetcar tickets) adj.
straw-colored adj. paleate. tramviari.
straw-mattress, palliasse n. paleassa. streetcar n. tram, tramway.
strawstack n. paleario. streetcar n. tramway, tram.
strawy adj. paleose. streetcar, tram n. tram.
strawyard n. paleario. streetcar, tram n. tram A].
stray adj. Fig]. streetcar, tramcar, trolley (car) n.
stray (deviate) v. deviar. tramway A].
stray (get lost) v. perder se. streetcar, tramcar, trolley (car) n.
tramway.
stray (lost) adj. perdite.
streetcar line n. tramvia.
stray (wander) v. errar, vagar.
streetcar line n. tramvia (-ìa).
stray (wander) v. vagar, errar.
streetcar man n. tramviero.
streak (line) n. stria.
street-lamp n. lampa de strata.
streak (of lightning) n. fulgure.
strength n. robore.
streak v. striar.
strength (of the body, power,
streak (vein) n. vena.
physics) n. fortia.
streaky adj. striate.
strength (toughness) n. soliditate,
stream (brook) n. curso de aqua, rivo.
resistentia.
stream (brook) n. rivo, curso de aqua. strength (toughness) n. resistentia,
stream (current) n. currente. soliditate.
stream (in) v. infunder. strengthen, fortify (again) v.
stream n. Fig]. reconfortar.
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strengthen, fortify v. confortar. stretch (elasticity) n. elasticitate.

strengthen, make firm v. affirmar. stretch (stretching out, extent) n.
strengthen, make strong v. corroborar. extension.
strengthen, make strong v. roborar. stretch vi. extender se.
strengthen, reinforce v. reinfortiar. stretch vt. tirar, extender, tender.
strengthen v. reinfortiar, roborar, stretch vt. extender, tender, tirar.

consolidar. stretch vt. tender, tirar, extender.
strengthen v. roborar, consolidar, stretcher (for lying on) n. lectiera.
reinfortiar. stretcher (one who or that which
strengthen v. consolidar, reinfortiar, stretches) n. tenditor.
roborar. stretcher (person or thing that
strengthening (act of making strong) stretches) n. tenditor.
n. corroboration.
stretching, drawing out (act of) n.
strengthening (making strong) adj.
tiramento.
corroborative.
stretch-one's-legs phr. exercitar le
strengthening n. consolidation,
gambas.
reinfortiamento.
stretch-out v. extender (le bracio),
strengthening n. reinfortiamento,
allongar.
consolidation.
stretch-out v. allongar, extender.
strenuous adj. energic.
stretch-out v. allongar, extender (le
strenuous (arduous) adj. ardue.
bracio).
strenuous (vigorous) adj. vigorose. stretch-out v. extender, allongar.
strenuous task phr. ardue labor. strew (cover) v. coperir.
strepto- (twisted) occurring in strew (sprinkle) v. dispersar, sparger.
compounds] adj. strept-.
strew (sprinkle) v. sparger, dispersar.
streptococcus [Bacteriol] n.
strew with flowers v. inflorar.
streptococco.
strewing flowers (action of) n.
stress (a syllable) v. accentuar.
infloramento.
stress (emphasis) n. emphase.
stricken adj. colpate, ferite.
stress [Gen] v. insister super.
stricken adj. ferite, colpate.
stress [Gram] accento n. tension,
strict (1. precise; 2. severe) adj. stricte.
effortio.
strict adj. rigorose, stricte.
stress (strain) n. effortio, tension.
strict adj. stricte, rigorose.
stretch (at a -) phr. sin pausa.
strictness n. severitate, rigor.
stretch, draw out v. tirar.
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strictness n. rigor, severitate. strike (collide with) v. choccar contra.

stricture, binding tightly, tightening strike (go on -) v. exoperar.
(act of) n. strictura. strike, hit v. percuter.
stride n. passo. strike, hit v. ferir.
stride (take in one's -) phr. superar strike, hit v. percuter -cut-/-cuss-].
facilemente. strike, hit v. colpar.
stride v. ir a grande passos.
strike (hit) n. colpo.
stridence, stridency n. stridentia.
strike (hit) vt. batter, colpar.
stridency, stridence n. stridentia.
strike (hit) vt. colpar, batter.
strident adj. stridente.
strike [Indust] exoperar n. exopero.
strident adj. stridente (ppr of strider).
strike (lightning) v. siderar.
strident (screamy) adj. stridente.
strike (of clock) vi. sonar (le hora).
stridor (shrill, shrieking sound) n.
strike (of clock) vi. sonar.
stridor.
strike (of thoughts) v. impressionar.
stridulant, stridulent adj. stridulante.
strike (oil) v. discoperir, incontrar.
stridulate v. stridular.
strike (oil) v. incontrar, discoperir.
stridulation n. stridulation.
strike [Techn] percuter n. rumpe-
stridulator n. stridulator.
exoperos.
stridulatory adj. stridulatori.
strike-out v. cancellar.
stridulent, stridulant adj. stridulante.
striker [Indust] exoperante n.
stridulous, creaking, squeaky adj. percussor.
stridule. striker (worker on strike) n. exoperante.
strife n. conflicto, lucta.
strikes, one who hits n. colpator.
strife n. lucta, conflicto.
striking adj. surprendente,
strike (a match) v. accender. impressionante.
strike (a wound) v. ferir. striking adj. impressionante,
strike (as in be on strike) n. exopero. surprendente.
strike (as in be on strike) n. exopero (- string (beads) v. infilar.
ò-). string, lace (as in shoe lace, corset
strike, be on strike v. exoperar. string) n. cordon.
strike (by lightning) v. siderar. string (series) n. serie.
strike, collide with v. impinger. string (shoe-string) n. cordon.
strike, collide with v. impinger -ping-/- string (twine, cord) n. corda.
pact-]. string v. infilar.
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stringent adj. sever, rigorose. stroll (go for a -) v/phr. flanar,

stringent adj. rigorose, sever. deambular.
strip (- down) v. disnudar. stroll (go for a -) v/phr. deambular,
flanar.
strip (- down) v. disnudar (se).
stroll, loaf v. flanar.
strip (- fruit) v. disfructar.
stroll n. deambulation.
strip, despoil v. spoliar.
stroll about, walk around v.
strip (despoil) vt. spoliar.
circumerrar.
strip n. banda, lista.
strong adj. forte.
strip n. lista, banda.
strong [Gen] adj. forte.
strip (of cloth) n. lista.
strong (of materials) adj. robuste, solide.
strip v. Techn].
strong (of materials) adj. solide, robuste.
strip of furniture v. dismobilar.
strong (of protest) adj. energic.
strip the bark from v. decorticar.
strong-box n. cassa forte.
stripe (mil) n. galon.
stronghold (fortress) n. fortalessa.
stripe (of color) n. lista.
stronghold n. Fig].
stripe (of colour) n. lista, stria.
strongly (firmly) adv. solidemente.
stripe (of colour) n. stria, lista.
strongly, hard adv. forte.
stripe v. zebrar, striar.
strongly (hard) adv. forte.
stripe v. striar, zebrar.
strongly, vehemently adv. valde.
striped adj. zebrate.
strong-minded adj. resolute.
stripping, despoiling n. spoliamento.
strong-mindedness n. resolution.
strive (struggle) v. luctar.
strongroom n. camera cuirassate.
strive (try) v. effortiar se.
Strontian (parish of Strontian) n.
Strix [Zool] n. strige. Strontian.
stroke (at a -) phr. de un colpo. strontian, strontianite [Mineral] n.
stroke (hit) n. colpo, percussion. strontianite.
stroke (hit) n. percussion, colpo. strontianite, strontian [Mineral] n.
stroke [Med] n. sideration. strontianite.
strontium [Chem] n. strontium
stroke (of pen or brush) n. tracto.
stròn-].
stroke (short line drawn with a pen,
strontium [Chem] n. strontium.
paintbrush) n. tracto.
strophe (1. Gr. Lit]; 2. Pros] (stanza) n.
stroke v. caressar.
strophe.
stroll, deambulation n. deambulation.
strophic, strophical adj. strophic.
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strophical, strophic adj. strophic. stub (end) n. pecietta, parte residual.

structural adj. structural. stub (of cheaue) n. talon.
structurally adv. structuralmente. stubble n. stupula.
structure n. structura. stubble (the stumps of wheat, corn,
strudel n. strudel G]. grass left in the ground after
strudel n. strudel. reaping) n. stupula.
struggle, fight n. lucta. stubble (the stumps of wheat, corn,

grass left in the ground after
struggle, fight v. luctar.
reaping) n. stupula (stù-).
struggle, fight v. combatter.
stubborn adj. obstinate, restive.
struggle (flail about, writhe) v. debatter
se. stubborn adj. restive, obstinate.
struggle n. lucta. stubbornness n. obstination.
struggle v. luctar. stubby adj. truncate.
struggle again v. reluctar. stucco n. stucco.
struggle out of (a difficulty) v. eluctar. stucco n. stucco I].
strum v. jocar pigremente. stucco, overlav with stucco v. stuccar.
struma (1. scrofulous tumor; 2. stuccoer, stuccoworker n. stuccator.

goiter) n. struma. stuccowork n. stuccatura.
strumous (affected with struma) adj. stuccoworker, stuccoer n. stuccator.
strumose. stud (breed animal) n. copertor.
strut n. trabe secundari, supporto. stud (nail) n. clavo.
strut n. supporto, trabe secundari. stud (of shirt) n. button de collo.
strut, peacock v. pavonisar. stud v. guarnir de clavos.
strut v. pavonisar, paradar. stud ram, studhorse n. copertor.
strut v. paradar, pavonisar. student n. studiante.
strut about, parade v. paradar. student n. studente.
strychnic adj. strychnic. studhorse, stud ram n. copertor.
strychnine [Chem] n. strychnina. studio n. studio.
strychnine n. strychnina. studious adj. studiose.
strychninism [Med] n. strychninismo. studious (assiduous in study) adj.
Strychnos [Bot] n. strychno. studiose.
stub, counterfoil, talon [Fin] n. talon. studiousness n. application.
stub (end) n. parte residual, pecietta.
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study (1. act or process of studying; 2. stumbling (- block) n. petra de

room devoted to study; 3. Art, lit]; scandalo.
4. Mus] (étude) n. studio. stumbling n. passo false.
study (all senses) n. studio. stump (bit) n. pecietta.
study v. studer. stump n. residuo truncate.
study v. studiar. stump v. embarassar.
stuff, fill up v. stipar. stun, daze v. esturdir.
stuff, fill up v. reimpler. stun (daze) v. esturdir.
stuff (fill up) v. stipar, reimpler. stun (deafen) v. assurdar.
stuff (fill up) v. reimpler, stipar. stunned, amazed adj. stupide.
stuff, pad v. borrar. stunning adj. stupende.
stuff (pad) v. borrar. stunt (gimmick) n. stratagema
stuff (substance, essence) n. stoffa. publicitari.
stuff (substance) n. stoffa, substantia. stunt (trick) n. volo acrobatic.
stuff (substance) n. substantia, stoffa. stunt v. arrestar le developpamento.
stuff (worthless goods) n. cosalia. stupefacient stupefaciente,

stupefying adj. stupefaciente.
stuff with truffles v. trufar.
stupefaction (1. torpor; 2.
stuffing, forcemeat [Cookery] n. farce.
amazement) n. stupefaction.
stuffing, forcemeat [Cookery] n. farce
stupefactive, stupefying adj.
F].
stupefactive.
stuffing (forcemeat) n. farce.
stupefy (1. to make torpid, benumb;
stuffing, padding (material with which
2. to amaze) v. stupefacer -fac-/-fact-
something is padded or stuffed) n.
].
borra.
stupefy (1. to make torpid, benumb;
stuffing (padding) n. borra.
2. to amaze) v. stupefacer.
stuffy adj. Fig].
stupefy, besot v. imbrutir.
stuffy (close) adj. mal ventilate.
stupefy v. imbrutir, stupefacer.
stultify v. destruer le valor de, facer
stupefy v. stupefacer, imbrutir.
ridicule.
stupefying, besotting adj. imbrutiente.
stultify v. facer ridicule, destruer le valor
de. stupefying, stupefacient
stumble n. passo false. stupefaciente adj. stupefaciente.
stumble v. facer un passo false. stupefying, stupefactive adj.

stupefactive.
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stupendous adj. stupende. stylet, stiletto n. stiletto.

stupendous, amazing adj. stupende. stylish adj. elegante, chic.
stupid adj. stupide. stylish adj. chic, elegante.
stupid, ignorant adj. nescie. stylish, chic adj. chic.
stupidity, foolishness, ignorance n. stylish, chic adj. chic F].
nescietate. stylishness n. elegantia.
stupidity n. stupiditate. stylist (as in prose stylist) n. stilista.
stupor n. stupor. stylistic, stylistical adj. stilistic.
sturdiness n. soliditate. stylistic, stylistics n. stilistica.
sturdy (persistent) adj. resolute, tenace. stylistical, stylistic adj. stilistic.
sturdy (persistent) adj. tenace, resolute. stylistics, stylistic n. stilistica.
sturdy (robust) adj. vigorose, robuste. stylization n. stilisation.
sturdy (robust) adj. robuste, vigorose. stylize, conventionalize v. stilisar.
sturgeon [Ichthyol] n. sturion. stylus n. stilo.
sturgeon n. sturion. Styx [Gr. Mythol] n. Styge.
stutter n. balbutiamento. suasible, persuadable adj. suasibile.
stutter, stammer n. balbutiamento. suasion n. suasion.
stutter, stammer v. balbutiar. suasive, suasory adj. suasive.
stutter v. balbutiar. suasory, suasive adj. suasive.
stutter v. facer mal al digito del pede. suave adj. suave.
stutterer n. balbutiante. suave, sweet, pleasing adj. suave.
stutterer, stammerer n. balbutiator. suavity n. suavitate.
sty (for pigs) n. stabulo. subaltern, subordinate adj. subalterne.
sty (in eye) n. hordeolo. subclavius [Anat] n. subclavio.
sty, stable, cattle barn n. stabulo subcommittee n. subcommittee.
(stà-).
subconscious adj. subconsciente.
sty, stable, cattle barn n. stabulo.
subconscious adj/ n. subconsciente.
Stygian adj. stygie.
subconscious [Psychol] n.
style (1. Antiq] (stylus; 2. manner of
subconsciente.
writing, speaking, making) n. stilo.
subconsciousness n. subconscientia.
style n. maniera, stilo.
subcontrary [Philos] adj. subcontrari.
style n. stilo, maniera.
subcutaneous adj. subcutanee.
style v. denominar.
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subcutaneous, intercutaneous adj. subject v. submitter.

intercutanee. subject to decay, perishable adj.
subdelegate v. subdelegar. corruptibile.
subdelegation n. subdelegation. subject to servitude adj. serve.
subdivide v. subdivider -vid-/-vis-]. subjection (action of subjecting or
subdivide v. subdivider. subjugating) n. subjection.
subdivisible adj. subdivisibile. subjection n. subjection.
subdivision n. subdivision. subjective (1. pertaining to a subject;
subdominant [Mus] n. subdominante. 2. as in asubjective judgment'; 3.
Philos]; 4. Psychol]) adj. subjective.
subdue [Gen] submitter, subjugar v.
attenuar subdue, subject v subjective adj. subjective.
submitter -mitt-/-miss-] subdue, subjectiveness, subjectivity n.
subject v submitter subdue (tame) subjectivitate.
v domar subduing, deadening (act subjectivism [Philos] n. subjectivismo.
of) n amortimento subeditor n
redactor adjuncte subhuman adj subjectivist v. subjectivista.
subhuman. subjectivity n. subjectivitate.
subjacent adj. subjacente. subjectivity, subjectiveness n.
subject (1. being under the subjectivitate.
domination of another; 2 . as in subjoin, annex, append v. subjunger.
subject to temptation; 3. as in a subjoin, annex, append v. subjunger -
treaty subject to ratification) adj. jung-/- junct-].
subjecte. subjugate, subject v. subjectar.
subject (1. matter, theme, topic; 2. subjugate v. subjugar.
Gram]; 3. Philos]; 4. as in British subjugation n. subjugation.
subject) n. subjecto.
subjugator n. subjugator.
subject adj. subjecte.
subjunctive adj. conjunctive.
subject (all senses) n. subjecto.
subjunctive [Gram] adj. subjunctive.
subject, citizen, national (of a
subjunctive (mood) Gram] n.
country) n. regnicola.
conjunctivo.
subject, citizen, national (of a subjunctive (mood) Gram] n.
country) n. regnicola (- nì-). subjunctivo.
subject, subdue v. submitter. subjunctive n. conjunctivo.
subject, subdue v. submitter -mitt-/- sublet v. sublocar.
miss-]. subletting (act of) n. sublocation.
subject, subjugate v. subjectar.
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sublevation (1. (act of) raising, lifting submissiveness n. submission,

up; 2. revolt, insurrection) n. docilitate.
sublevation. submissiveness n. docilitate,
sublieutenant [Mil] n. sublocotenente. submission.
sublimate (1. to exalt) v. sublimar. submit (as in to submit for approval)
v. submitter.
sublimate [Chem] n. sublimato.
submit (as in to submit for approval)
sublimation n. sublimation.
v. submitter-mitt-/-miss-].
sublime adj. sublime.
submit vi. submitter se.
sublime, lofty, elevated adj. excelse.
submit vt. submitter.
subliminal [Psychol] adj. subliminal.
subnormal adj. subnormal.
sublimity n. sublimitate.
subordinate adj. secundari, subordinate.
sublingual [Anat] adj. sublingual.
subordinate adj. subordinate.
sublobular adj. sublobular.
subordinate adj. subordinate (pp of
sublunar, sublunary adj. sublunar. subordinar).
sublunary, sublunar adj. sublunar. subordinate adj. subordinate, secundari.
submachine-gun n. pistola mitraliatrice. subordinate n. subordinato.
submarine adj. submarin. subordinate, subaltern adj. subalterne.
submarine n. submarino, submersibile. subordinate v. subordinar.
submarine n. submersibile, submarino. subordination n. subordination.
submarine (torpedo boat) n. submarino. suborn v. subornar.
submaxillary [Anat] adj. submaxillar. subornation n. subornation.
submerge v. submerger. suborner n. subornator.
submerge v. submerger (se). subprefect n. subprefecto.
submerge v. submerger -merg-/-mers-]. subprefecture n. subprefectura.
submerged, submersed adj. submerse. subprior n. subprior.
submersed, submerged adj. submerse. subprioress n. subpriora.
submersible adj. submergibile. subrogate, surrogate v. subrogar.
submersible submersibile adj. subrogation n. subrogation.
submersibile.
subscribe (1. to sign one's name to; 2.
submersion n. submersion.
to promise over one's signature; 3.
submission n. submission. as in to subscribe to a periodical or
submissive adj. submissive. other installment publication) v.
submissive adj. submisse. subscriber -scrib-/-script-].
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subscribe (1. to sign one's name to; 2. subsidence n. subsidentia.

to promise over one's signature; 3. subsidiary adj. subsidiari.
as in to subscribe to a periodical or subsidiary n. succursal.
other installment publication) v.
subsidiary, succursal adj. succursal.
subscriber.
subsidiary, supplementary adj.
subscribe (a periodical) v. abonar se.
subsidiari.
subscribe (all senses) v. subscriber.
subsidize, endow v. subventionar.
subscriber (a periodical) n. abonato.
subsidize (grant a subsidy to) v.
subscriber (all senses) n. subscriptor. subsidiar.
subscriber n. subscriptor. subsidize v. subventionar, subsidiar.
subscription (1. act of signing one's subsidize v. subsidiar, subventionar.
name to; 2. as in subscription for a subsidy n. subsidio, subvention.
periodical) n. subscription.
subsidy n. subsidio.
subscription (a club) n. quotisation.
subsidy n. subvention, subsidio.
subscription (a periodical) n.
subsist (1. to continue to exist; 2. to
abonamento.
keep oneself alive) v. subsister.
subscription (all senses) n. subscription.
subsist v. nutrir se.
subsequence n. subsequentia.
subsistence n. subsistentia.
subsequent adj. ulterior, subsequente.
subsistent (existing) adj. subsistente.
subsequent adj. subsequente, ulterior.
subsoil n. subsolo.
subsequent adj. subsequente.
subspecies [Biol] n. subspecie.
subsequent, later adj. ulterior.
substance (1. Philos]; 2. matter,
subsequently adv. posteriormente, plus
material, stuff; 3 . material
tarde.
possessions, property; 4. as in the
subsequently adv. plus tarde,
substance of what he said;') n.
posteriormente.
substantia.
subsequently, later adv. posteriormente.
substance n. substantia, corpore.
subsequently, later adv. ulteriormente.
substance n. corpore, substantia.
subservience (servileness) n. servilismo.
substantial (1. Philos]; 2. having
subservience (subordination) n. substance) adj. substantial.
subordination.
substantial adj. substantial.
subservient (servile) adj. servil.
substantiality n. substantialitate.
subservient (subordinate) adj.
substantially adv. substantialmente.
subordinate.
substantiate v. justificar, establir.
subside v. subsider.
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substantiate v. establir, justificar. substructure n. substructura.

substantive (independent and self- subtangent [Math] n. subtangente.
subsistent) adj. substantive. subtend [Geom] v. subtender -tend-/-
substantive, noun n. substantivo. tens-].
substitute, deputy n. suppletor. subtend [Geom] v. subtender.
substitute (deputy) n. reimplaciante, subtense [Geom] n. subtensa.
suppletor. subterfuge n. subterfugio.
substitute (deputy) n. suppletor, subterranean adj. subterranee.
reimplaciante. subterranean, hypogeous, hypogeal
substitute n. Gen]. adj. hypogee.
substitute n. substituto. subterranean, hypogeous, hypogeal
substitute (product) n. succedaneo. adj. hypogee
(- gée).
substitute (put in the place of another subtile, subtle adj. subtil.
person or thing) v. substituer. subtility, subtlety n. subtilitate.
substitute (put in the place of another subtilization (drawing of subtle
person or thing) v. substituer -stitu- distinctions) n. subtilisation.
/-stitut-]. subtilize (make subtle distinctions) v.
substitute, replacement (person who subtilisar.
replaces another) n. reimplaciante. subtitle n. subtitulo (-tì-).
substitute, succedaneous adj. subtitle n. subtitulo.
succedanee. subtle (crafty) adj. astute.
substitute, succedaneum n.
subtle (fine) adj. subtil.
succedaneo.
subtle, keen, quick-witted adj. argute.
substitute, to supply for (someone) v.
subtle, subtile adj. subtil.
suppler.
substitute vi. suppler. subtlety (craft) n. astutia.
substitute vt. substituer. subtlety (fineness) n. subtilitate.
substitute for, replace v. surrogar. subtlety, finesse n. finessa.
substitution n. substitution. subtlety, subtility n. subtilitate.
substratum n. substrato. subtract [Math] v. subtraher -trah-/-

tract-].
substruct [Arch] v. substruer.
subtract [Math] v. subtraher.
substruct [Arch] v. substruer -stru-/-
subtract v. subtraher.
struct-].
substruction [Arch] n. substruction. subtraction [Math] n. subtraction.
substructure n. infrastructura. subtraction n. subtraction.

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subtropical adj. subtropical. successful adj. succedite (pp of

subulate, awl-shaped adj. subulate. succeder).
suburb n. suburbio. successfully adv. con (bon) successo.
suburban adj. suburban. successfully adv. con successo.
suburbicarian, suburbicary [Eccl] adj. succession (1. the coming of one

suburbicari. thing or person after another; 2.
suburbicary, suburbicarian [Eccl] adj. succession as heir) n. succession.
suburbicari. succession n. succession.
subvention n. subvention. succession, series (of doors) n. infilada.
subversion n. subversion. successive adj. successive.
subversion (overthrow) n. subversion. successive, consecutive adj.
subversive adj. subversive. consecutive.
subvert, t overthrow v. subverter -vert- successive (consecutive) adj.
/-vers-]. consecutive.
subvert, t overthrow v. subverter. successively, in succession adv.
successivemente.
subvert v. subverter.
successor n. successor.
subverter n. subversor.
succin, succinite, yellow amber n.
subway (passage) n. passage
succino.
subterranee.
succinate [Chem] n. succinato.
subway (underground railway,
succinct adj. succincte.
subway) n. metro.
succinic [Chem] adj. succinic.
succedaneous, substitute adj.
succedanee. succinite, yellow amber, succin n.
succedaneum, substitute n. succino.
succedaneo. succor, help n. succurso.
succeed (1. to follow; 2. to be succor, help v. succurrer -curr-/-curs-].
successful) v. succeder. succor, help v. succurrer.
succeed (1. to follow; 2. to be succorable adj. succurribile.
successful) v. succeder -ced-/-cess-]. succubus n. succubo.
succeed (all senses) v. succeder. succubus n. succubo (sùc-).
succeed in arriving, arrive (at a place, succulence n. succulentia.
etc.) v. pervenir. succulent adj. succulente.
success n. successo. succumb v. succumber.
successful adj. succedite. succursal, subsidiary adj. succursal.
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succussion [Med] n. succussion. Sudan [Geog] n. Sudan.

such adj. tal. Sudan n. Sudan.
such adv. si. sudarium, sudary n. sudario.
such (as -) adv. generalmente. sudary, sudarium n. sudario.
such (in - cases) phr. in simile casos. sudatory adj. sudatori.
such pron. tales, tal. sudden adj. subite.
such pron. tal, tales. sudden adj. subitanee.
such, such a adj. tal. sudden adj. subite (sù-).
such a, such adj. tal. sudden stroke (of apoplexy) n.
such a great number, so many adj. tot. sideration.
such-a adv/phr. un tal. suddenly adv. subito.
such-a-large adv/ phr. tanto grande. suddenly, unexpectedly adv. subito

(sù-).
such-a-large adv/ phr. un si grande.
suddenly, unexpectedly adv. subito.
such-as conj. tal como.
suddenness n. subitaneitate.
such-as-it-is phr. con tote su
sudoriferous adj. sudorifere.
imperfectiones.
suchlike adj. simile. sudoriferous, sudoriparous adj.
sudoripare.
suck (as in to suck blood) v. suger sug-
sudorific adj. sudorific.
/suct-].
suck (as in to suck blood) v. suger. sudorific [Pharm] n. sudorifico.
suck v. suger. sudoriparous, sudoriferous adj.

sudoripare.
sucker (fool) n. dupe.
suds n. scuma de sapon.
sucker (fool) n. persona credule.
sue [Law] v. actionar.
sucker (tech/zool) n. ventosa.
sue v. intentar un processo (contra).
suckle, give the breast to n. atettar.
sue v. intentar un processo.
suckle, nurse v. allactar.
sue v. actionar.
suckle, nurse v. lactar.
suede n. pelle de svedia.
suckle v. allactar.
sue-for (request) v. demandar.
suckling, nursing (act of) n.
suet (hard beef fat) n. stear.
allactamento.
sucrose [Chem] n. sucrosa. suet, tallow n. stear -ar/-at-].
suction (act of sucking) n. suction. suet, tallow n. stear.
suction n. suction.
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suffer (1. to experience mental or suffice v. bastar, sufficer.

physical pain; 2. to be injured, sufficiency, enough n. bastantia.
harmed, impaired) v. patir pat-/pass- sufficiency n. sufficientia.
].
sufficiency n. bastantia.
suffer (1. to experience mental or
sufficiency (sufficient quantity,
physical pain; 2. to be injured,
supply) n. sufficientia.
harmed, impaired) v. patir.
sufficient adj. sufficiente.
suffer (1. to undergo, endure; 2. to
sufficient adj. bastante.
bear with, tolerate; 3. to
experience mental or physical pain; sufficiently adv. bastante.
4. to be injured, harmed, sufficiently adv. satis.
impaired) v. suffrer. suffix [Gram] n. suflixo.
suffer (bear) v. supportar. suffix n. suffixo.
suffer (feel pain) v. patir. suffix v. suffixar.
suffer v. Gen]. suffocate, choke (someone or
suffer mental anguish, agonize v. something) v. suffocar.
agonisar. suffocate v. suffocar.
suffer shipwreck v. naufragar. suffocation n. suffocation.
sufferable, bearable, tolerable adj. suffragan [Eccl] adj. suffraganee.
suffribile. suffrage [Eccl] n. suffragio.
sufferance n. dolor.
suffrage n. suffragio.
sufferance n. tolerantia.
suffrage (trace) n. tracia.
sufferance (on -) phr. per tolerantia.
suffrage, vote n. suffragio.
suffered past. part. suffrite.
suffragette n. suffragette.
sufferer (one who suffers pain) n.
suffragette n. suffragette A].
suffritor.
suffragist n. suffragista.
suffering, affliction, passion n. pathos
suffumigate v. suffumigar.
(pàtos).
suffering, affliction, passion n. pathos. suffumigation n. suffumigation.
suffering n. dolor, suffrentia. sugar n. saccharo (sàc-).
suffering n. suffrentia, dolor. sugar n. sucro.
suffering, pain n. suffrentia. sugar n. saccharo.
suffice, be enough v. bastar. sugar, sweeten v. sucrar.
suffice, be sufficient v. sufficer. sugar, sweeten v. saccharar.
suffice v. sufficer, bastar. sugar bowl n. sucriera.

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sugar maker n. sucrero. suggestive (tending to suggest) adj.

sugar-basin n. sucriera. suggestive.
sugar-beet n. beta de sucro. suicidal adj. suicidal.
sugar-cane n. canna. suicide (act) n. suicidio.
sugar-cane n. canna (de sucro). suicide (commit -) v. suicidar se.
sugaring, sweetening n. sucrage. suicide (one who commits suicide) n.

suicida.
sugaring, sweetening n. sucrage (-
suicide (person) n. suicida.
àje).
sugarworks n. sucreria. suicide, self-murder n. suicidio.
sugarworks n. sucreria (-ìa). suit (be fitting) v. convenir.
sugary, sweet adj. sucrate. suit (be fitting) v. convenir -ven-/-vent-].
sugary, sweet adj. sucrate (pp of sucrar). suit (clothing) n. habito.
sugary, sweet adj. saccharate (pp of suit (law) n. causa.

saccharar). suit (make suitable) v. adaptar.
sugary, sweet adj. saccharate. suit (seem right) v. convenir a, ir a.
suggest (prompt, put into one's suit (seem right) v. ir a, convenir a.
mind) v. suggerer. suit or fit to a T v. quadrar.
suggest (prompt, put into one's suitability, convenience n. convenientia.
mind) v. suggerer -ger-/-gest-]. suitability n. convenientia.
suggest (prompt, put into one's suitable adj. commode, convenibile.
mind) v. suggestionar.
suitable adj. convenibile, commode.
suggest, propose v. proponer.
suitable, fit adj. convenibile.
suggest, propose v. proponer -pon-/-
suitable, fit, expedient adj. expediente
posit-]. (ppr of expedir).
suggest v. proponer.
suitable, fit, expedient adj. expediente.
suggest v. suggerer.
suitable, handy, convenient,
suggestibility n. suggestibilitate. comfortable adj. commode.
suggestible (1. easily influenced by suitable, handy, convenient,
suggestion, esp hypnotic comfortable adj. commode
suggestion; 2. that may be (cò-).
suggested) adj. suggestibile. suitcase n. valise.
suggestion (prompting) n. suggestion. suite (1. following, retinue; 2. Mus]) n.
suggestive adj. suggestive. suite F].
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suite (1. following, retinue; 2. Mus]) n. sulphuric (- acid) n. acido sulfuric.

suite. sulphuric adj. sulfuric.
suite n. traino, suite. sulphurization, sulphuration n.
suite n. suite, traino. sulfuration.
suitor, applicant n. requirente. sulphurize, sulphur v. sulfurar.
suitor n. pretendente, requirente. sulphurous (as in sulphurous acid) adj.
suitor n. requirente, pretendente. sulfurose.
suitor, wooer n. pretendente. sulphurous, sulphureous adj. sulfuree.
suit-yourself phr. face como vos vole. sulphydrate n. sulfhydro.
Sukkoth, Feast of Tabernacles [Jewish sulphydric adj. sulfhydric.

Relig] n. scenopegia. sultan n. sultan.
Sukkoth, Feast of Tabernacles [Jewish sultan (ruler of a Mohammedan state)
Relig] n. scenopegia (-ìa). n. sultan.
sulk v. esser de mal humor. sultana (fruit) n. uva sic de smyrna.
sulky adj. de mal humor. sultana, sultaness n. sultana.
sulky (light, two- wheeled horse- sultana (sultaness) n. sultana.

drawn vehicle) n. sulky. sultanate n. sultanato.
sulky (light, two- wheeled horse- sultane (long gown in Turkish style)
drawn vehicle) n. sulky A]. Hist] n. sultana.
sullen adj. de mal humor. sultriness n. calor suffocante.
sulphate [Chem] n. sulfato. sultry adj. Fig].
sulphate n. sulfato. sultry (stifling) adj. suffocante.
sulphide [Chem] n. sulfido. sum (- up) phr. al fin.
sulphite [Chem] n. sulfito. sum (1. Math]; 2. amount of money; 3.
sulphonal [Med] n. sulfonal. summary, epitome) n. summa.
sulphone [Chem] n. sulfon. sum n. summa.
sulphur [Chem] n. sulfure. sum total n. summa total.
sulphur n. sulfure. sum up, summarize v. resumer.
sulphur, sulphurize v. sulfurar. sum up v. resumer.
sulphur mine n. sulfuriera. summarization n. summarisation.
sulphuration, sulphurization n. summarize, sum up v. resumer.

sulfuration. summarize v. summarisar, resumer.
sulphurator n. sulfurator. summarize v. resumer, summarisar.
sulphureous, sulphurous adj. sulfuree. summarize v. summarisar.
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summarized, compendious adj. summon (convoke) v. convocar.

compendiose. summon (law) v. citar.
summarizer n. resumitor. summons (a court -) n. cita judicial.
summary (1. expounded briefly; 2. summon-up-courage v. prender
Law]) adj. summari. corage.
summary adj. summari. sump [Gen] sentina n. sentina de sucro.
summary n. summario. sump v. sucrar carter.
summation, summing-up (of the sumptuary adj. sumptuari.
prosecuting attorney) Law] n. sumptuous adj. sumptuose.
requisitorio.
sumptuous (lavish) adj. sumptuose.
summer adj. de estate, estive.
sumptuousness (lavishness) n.
summer adj. estive, de estate.
sumptuositate.
summer, estival adj. estive. sumptuousness n. sumptuositate.
summer (in the - time) phr. durante le sun (1. the heavenly body sun; 2.
estate. sunlight, sunshine) n. sol.
summer n. estate.
sun, insolate (place in the) v. insolar.
summer v. estivar.
sun n. sol.
summer resident n. estivante.
sun v. insolar.
summerhouse n. kiosque, pavilion.
sunbaked adj. indurate per le sol.
summerhouse n. pavilion, kiosque.
sunbathe v. prender le sol.
summertime n. hora de estate.
sunbathing n. banio de sol.
summing up phr. recapitulation del
sunbeam n. radio del sol.
factos.
sunburn n. arditura del sol.
summing-up, summation (of the
sunburnt adj. ardite per le sol.
prosecuting attorney) Law] n.
requisitorio. sundae n. gelato con fructos e nuces.
summist n. summista. Sunday n. dominica.
summit n. summitate, culmine. sunday n. dominica.
summit n. culmine, summitate. sunder, burst v. erumper -rump-/-rupt-].
summit, top n. summitate. sunder, burst v. erumper.
summit-conference n. conferentia al sundial n. quadrante solar.
summitate. sundry adj. varie, diverse.
summon, call v. advocar. sundry adj. diverse, varie.
summon (call) v. advocar. sunflower, helianthus [Bot] n. heliantho.
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sunflower n. tornasol, heliantho. superable, surmountable adj.

sunflower n. heliantho, tornasol. superabile.
sunglasses n. berillos de sol. superabound, be in excess v. redundar.
sunhat n. cappello de sol. superabound v. superabundar.
sunken (in the ground) adj. infundate, superabundance n. superabundantia.

cave. superabundant adj. superabundante.
sunken (in the ground) adj. cave, superannuation (pension paid on
infundate. retirement) n. pension pro vetulessa.
sunken (in the sea) adj. submergite. superannuation (retirement) n.
sunlight (lumine del) n. sol. retiramento in pension.
sunning, insolation n. insolation. superb adj. superbe.
sunny (disposition) adj. allegre. superciliary adj. superciliari.
sunny (in the sun) adj. baniate in le sol. supercilious adj. arrogante.
sunny (in the sun) adj. baniate de sol. supereminence n. supereminentia.
sunny (too -) adj. insolate. supereminent adj. supereminente.
sunrise n. le levar del sol. supererogation n. supererogation.
sunset n. le poner del sol. supererogatory (as in supererogatory
sunshade n. parasol. fasts) adj. supererogatori.
sunshine n. lumine del sol. superfetation (1. Physiol]; 2.

redundance, superfluity) n.
sunspot n. macula solar.
superfetation.
sunstroke n. insolation.
superficial adj. superficial.
sunstroke n. colpo del sol.
superficial, shallow adj. legier.
suntan n. bronzar.
superficial, shallow adj. legier (-jér).
suntan v. bronzar.
superficiality n. superficialitate.
sup, dine, have supper, have dinner
superficiality, shallowness n. legieressa
(take the evening meal) v. cenar.
(-jer-).
sup, have supper v. soupar.
superficiality, shallowness n. legieressa.
sup, sip v. sorber sorb-/sorpt-].
superficially adv. superficialmente.
sup, sip v. sorber.
superfine adj. superfin.
sup v. soupar.
superfine adj. extrafin.
super adj. stupende!
superfluity n. superfluitate.
super interj. fantastic!
superfluous adj. superflue.
super interj. stupende!
superhuman adj. superhuman.
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superimpose, superpose v. superponer. supernatural, supermundane adj.

superimpose, superpose v. superponer supermundan.
-pon-/-posit-]. supernaturally adv. supernaturalmente.
superimpose v. superimponer. supernumerary adj. supernumerari.
superimposition, superposition n. supernumerary, extra adj.
superposition. supernumerari.
superintend, inspect v. inspicer. supernumerary n. supernumerario.
superintend, inspect v. inspicer -spic-/- superpose, superimpose v. superponer
spect-]. -pon-/-posit-].
superintend v. superintender. superpose, superimpose v. superponer.
superintend, watch, supervise v. superposition, superimposition n.
suveliar. superposition.
superintendence, supervision n. supersaturate v. supersaturar.
superintendentia. supersaturation n. supersaturation.
superintendent n. superintendente. supersede (replace) v. reimplaciar.
superintendent n. surveliante, supersede, supplant v. supplantar.
superintendente.
supersede (supplant) v. supplantar.
superintendent n. superintendente,
supersensible [Philos] adj.
surveliante.
suprasensibile.
superintendent, watcher, supervisor n.
supersonic adj. supersonic.
surveliante.
superstition n. superstition.
superior adj. superior.
superstitious adj. superstitiose.
superior adj/n. superior.
superstructure n. superstructura.
superior n. superior.
supertax n. supertaxa.
superiority n. superioritate.
supervene, happen v. supervenir.
superlative (1. supreme; 2. Gram]) adj.
superlative. supervene v. supervenir.
superlative adj. superlative. supervenience n. supervenientia.
superlative [Gram] n. superlativo. supervise, superintend, watch v.
superlative n. superlativo. suveliar.
supervise v. surveliar.
superman n. superhomine.
supervision n. surveliantia.
supermarket n. supermercato.
supervision, superintendence n.
supermundane, supernatural adj.
superintendentia.
supermundan.
supervisor n. supervisor, surveliante.
supernatural adj. supernatural.
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supervisor n. surveliante, supervisor. suppleness n. flexibilitate.

supervisor, superintendent, watcher n. suppletion [Gram] n. suppletion.
surveliante. suppletive, supplementary adj.
supper, dinner (evening meal) n. cena. suppletive.
supper (have -) v. soupar, cenar. suppletory, supplementary adj.
supper (have -) v. cenar, soupar. suppletori.
supper n. souper, cena. suppliant, supplicant n. supplicante.
supper n. cena, souper. suppliant, supplicator n. supplicator.
supper n. souper. supplicant adj. supplice.
supper n. souper F]. supplicant adj. supplice (sùp-).
suppertime n. hora de souper, hora de supplicant, suppliant n. supplicante.

cena. supplicate, entreat v. supplicar.
suppertime n. hora de cena, hora de supplication, entreaty n. supplication.
souper. supplicator, suppliant n. supplicator.
supplant, supersede v. supplantar. supplicatory adj. supplicatori.
supplant v. supplantar. supplier n. fornitor.
supplantation n. supplantation. supplier, provider n. suppletor.
supplanter n. supplantator. supply (- a want) v. suppler.
supple adj. flexibile. supply (- a want) v. suppler (un
supplement (1. addition; 2. Math]) n. carentia).
supplemento. supply, furnish, cater v. approvisionar.
supplement n. supplemento. supply, furnish v. subministrar.
supplement v. supplementar. supply n. Gen].
supplementary adj. subsidiari, supply n. Commer].
supplementari.
supply, provide, furnish v. suppler.
supplementary adj. supplementari.
supply (provide) v. approvisionar, fornir.
supplementary adj. supplementari,
supply (provide) v. fornir, approvisionar.
subsidiari.
supply, stock [Commer] n. stock A].
supplementary, subsidiary adj.
subsidiari. supply, stock [Commer] n. stock.
supplementary, suppletive adj. supply with munitions, munition v.
suppletive. munitionar.
supplementary, suppletory adj. supply-and-demand phr. le offerta e le
suppletori. demanda.
supplementation n. supplementation.
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supplying, furnishing (act of) n. suppose, think, imagine v. putar.

approvisionamento. suppose v. supponer.
supply-with v. guarnir de. suppose v. supponer -pon-/-posit-].
support (1. backing, aid; 2. prop, rest, supposedly adv. suppositemente, per
shore) n. appoio. supposition.
support (1. backing, aid; 2. prop, rest, supposedly adv. per supposition,
shore) n. appoio (-òyo). suppositemente.
support (1. to sustain, carry; 2. to supposing phr. supponite que, in le caso
endure, suffer) v. supportar. que.
support (anything that supports or supposing phr. in le caso que, supponite
holds up) n. supporto. que.
support, help n. suffragio. supposition n. supposition.
support, help v. suffragar. supposititious, spurious adj.

suppositicie.
support n. supporto, susteno, appoio.
suppositive adj. suppositive.
support n. susteno, appoio, supporto.
suppository [Med] n. suppositorio.
support n. appoio, supporto, susteno.
suppository n. suppositorio.
support, patronage n. protection.
suppress (as in to suppress
support (pay for) v. mantener.
newspapers, a smile) v. supprimer.
support (sustain) v. appoiar, supportar,
suppress (as in to suppress
sustener.
newspapers, a smile) v. supprimer -
support (sustain) v. sustener, appoiar,
prim-/-press-].
supportar.
suppress v. reprimer, supprimer.
support (sustain) v. supportar, sustener,
suppress v. supprimer, reprimer.
appoiar.
supportable adj. supportabile. suppression n. suppression.
supportable, bearable adj. supportabile. suppressive adj. suppressive.
supporter (of a person or party) n. suppurant, suppurative adj. suppurante

partisano, adherente. (ppr of suppurar).
supporter (of a person or party) n. suppurant, suppurative adj. suppurante.
adherente, partisano. suppurate (form or secrete pus) v.
supporter (of a policy) n. advocato, suppurar.
defensor. suppuration n. suppuration.
supporter (of a policy) n. defensor, suppurative adj. suppurative.
advocato. suppurative n. suppurante.
supporter (sport) n. devoto. supracostal [Anat] adj. supercostal.
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suprarenal, adrenal [Anat] adj. surface n. superficie.

suprarenal. surface (superficial area) n. superficie.
supremacy n. suprematia. surfboard n. aquaplano.
supremacy n. suprematia (- ìa). surfeit n. superabundantia, excesso,
supreme adj. supreme. satietate.
supression n. suppression. surfeit n. satietate, superabundantia,
sural (pertaining to the calf of the excesso.
leg) adj. sural. surfeit n. excesso, satietate,
surcharge (1. overload; 2. surcharge superabundantia.
on a postage stamp) n. supercarga. surfeit v. satiar.
surcharge n. supercarga. surfing n. surfing.
surcharge v. supercargar. surf-riding n. surfing.
surcingle n. supercingula. surge n. impeto, affluxo.
surcingle n. supercingula (-cìng-). surge n. affluxo, impeto.
surd, dull, muffled adj. surde. surge v. agitar se, fluctuar, affluer.
sure adj. certe, secur. surge v. affluer, agitar se, fluctuar.
sure adj. secur, certe. surge v. fluctuar, affluer, agitar se.
sure (be -) v. esser secur. surgent adj. surgente (ppr of surger).
sure, certain (1. not doubting; 2. not surgent adj. surgente.

doubtful) adj. secur. surgeon n. chirurgo.
sure (for -) phr. sin falta. surgery (art and practice) n. chirurgia.
sure-enough adv. effectivemente. surgery (art and practice of surgery) n.
sure-footed adj. de pede firme. chirurgia (-ìa).
surgery (art and practice of surgery) n.
surely adv. sin dubita, certo.
chirurgia.
surely adv. certo, sin dubita.
surgery (doctor's room) n. cabinetto de
sureness, certainty n. securitate. consultation.
sureness n. securitate, certitude. surgical adj. chirurgic.
sureness n. certitude, securitate. surgically adv. chirurgicamente.
surety (guarantee) n. garantia. surging adj. affluente, agitante.
surety (person) n. garante. surging adj. agitante, affluente.
surf n. spuma. surging adv. ipetuosemente,
surface (1. exterior of an object, affluentemente.
superficial area) n. superfacie. surging adv. affluentemente,
ipetuosemente.
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Suriname [Geog] n. Surinam. surplus-stock n. stock excedente, stock

surliness n. mal humor. de surplus.
surly adj. de mal humor. surplus-value n. plus-valor.
surmise n. presumption. surprise (1. to take unawares; 2. to

astonish) v. surprender -prend-/-pris-
surmise v. presumer.
].
surmount (1. to rise above; 2. to be
surprise (1. to take unawares; 2. to
above or on top of; 3. to
astonish) v. surprender.
overcome) v. surmontar.
surprise (1. unexpected act, event; 2.
surmount, overcome, vanquish v.
feeling of surprise) n. surprisa.
superar.
surprise n. surprisa.
surmount v. superar, surmontar.
surprise v. surprender.
surmount v. surmontar, superar.
surprising adj. surprendente.
surmountable adj. surmontabile.
surrealism n. surrealismo.
surmountable, superable adj.
superabile. surrealist n. surrealista.
surname n. nomine de familia. surrender (as in surrender to the
surname n. supernomine. enemy) n. rendition.
surname v. supernominar. surrender n. Fig].
surpass (1. to excel; 2. to exceed) v. surrender v. Fig].

superpassar. surrender vt. ceder, render.
surpass, excel, exceed v. superar. surrender vt. render, ceder.
surpass v. superar, superpassar. surrender (yield) vi. render se, capitular.
surpass v. superpassar, superar. surrender (yield) vi. capitular, render se.
surplice [Eccl] n. surplicio. surrender (yielding) n. capitulation,
surplus adj. de surplus, excedente. rendition.
surplus adj. excedente, de surplus. surrender (yielding) n. rendition,
capitulation.
surplus n. surplus F].
surreptitious adj. surrepticie.
surplus n. excesso, surplus.
surreptitious action or manner n.
surplus n. surplus, excesso.
surreption.
surplus n. surplus.
surrogate, subrogate v. subrogar.
surplus value [Econ] n. plusvalor.
surrogate, substitute (as in substitute
surplus-stock n. stock de surplus, stock for coffee) n. surrogato.
excedente.
surrogated adj. subrogate.
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surround n. bordatura. survey (study) n. studio, examine,

surround v. circumferer. inspection.
surround v. circumferer, ambir, cinger. survey (study) v. inspectar, surveliar,
examinar.
surround v. cinger, circumferer, ambir.
survey (study) v. studiar.
surround v. cinger.
survey (study) v. surveliar, examinar,
surround v. cinger cing-/cinct-].
inspectar.
surround v. ambir, cinger, circumferer.
survey (study) v. examinar, inspectar,
surround with a rampart, surveliar.
circumvallate v. circumvallar. survey [Topog] n. agrimensura.
surround with a rampart v. vallar. surveying n. agrimensura.
surround with a wall, wall in v. murar. surveyor n. agrimensor.
surrounded with a rampart, surveyor (one who surveys lands,
circumvallate adj. circumvallate (pp of highways) n. agrimensor.
circumvallar).
survival (as in survival of the fittest) n.
surrounded with a rampart, superviventia.
circumvallate adj. circumvallate.
survival n. superviventia.
surrounding ambiente, ambient adj.
survive (continue to exist) v.
ambiente. superviver.
surrounding with a rampart (act of) n.
survive v. superviver.
vallation.
survivor n. supervivente.
surroundings n. ambiente.
susceptibility n. susceptibilitate.
surtax n. supertaxa.
susceptible adj. susceptibile.
surtout, overcoat n. supertoto.
susceptible (very sensitive) adj.
surveillance n. surveliantia.
susceptibile.
survey (land) v. metir.
susceptive adj. susceptive.
survey (look at) v. reguardar,
suspect adj. suspecte.
contemplar.
suspect n. suspecto.
survey (look at) v. contemplar,
suspect, suspicious adj. suspecte.
reguardar.
survey (result) n. reporto. suspect v. suspectar.
survey (study) n. examine, inspection, suspend (1. to hang, hang up; 2. as in

studio. to suspend sentence, publication;
survey (study) n. inspection, studio, 3. to remove temporarily from
examine. office, function) v. suspender -pend-
/-pens-].
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suspend (1. to hang, hang up; 2. as in sustain (1. to prop up; 2. to back, give
to suspend sentence, publication; one's support to; 3. to keep,
3. to remove temporarily from maintain; 4. to bear, endure) v.
office, function) v. suspender. sustener -ten-/- tent-].
suspend v. suspender. sustain (1. to prop up; 2. to back, give
suspender (one who or that which one's support to; 3. to keep,
susspends or allows to suspend) n. maintain; 4. to bear, endure) v.
suspensor. sustener.
suspenders (for stockings) n. sustain, feed v. sustentar.
garrettieras. sustain n. sustener.
suspenders (for trousers) n. sustain (support) n. supportar.
suspensores. sustainer n. sustentor.
suspending, suspensive adj. suspensive. sustaining adj. sustenente (ppr of
suspense n. tension, incertitude. sustener).
suspense n. incertitude, tension. sustaining adj. sustenente.
suspension (act of suspending) n. sustainment (1. sustaining; 2. means
suspension. of support) n. sustenimento.
suspension n. suspension. sustenance, food n. victo.
suspension-bridge n. ponte suspendite. sustenance n. sustenentia.
suspensive, suspending adj. suspensive. sustenance n. sustentamento.
suspensory [Med] n. suspensorio. sustentation n. sustentation.
suspicion n. suspicion. susurrant, whispering, murmuring,
suspicious, distrustful adj. suspiciose. rustling adj. susurrante.
suspicious (distrustful) adj. suspiciose. susurration n. susurration.
suspicious (meriting suspicion) adj. sutler (canteenkeeper) n. cantinero.
suspecte. sutler (female canteen manager) n.
suspicious (meriting suspicion) adj. vivandera.
equivoc. sutler (male canteen manager) n.
suspicious, suspect adj. suspecte. vivandero.
suspiciousness n. character suspecte. sutural adj. sutural.
suspiciousness n. character suspiciose. suture (1. Anat/Bot];) n. sutura.
Susquehanna n. Susquehanna. swab (deck) v. nettar.
swab (surgery) n. tampon (de watta).
swab (surgery) n. tampon.
swab (surgery) v. essugar.
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Swabia n. Suabia. swamp (submerge) v. submerger.

Swabian (1. inhabitant of Swabia; 2. swamp gas, methane [Chem] n.
Swabian dialect) n. suabo. methano.
Swabian adj. suabe. swampy adj. paludose.
swag (booty) n. butino. swan n. cygno.
swag (decoration) n. feston. swank n. pretension.
swagger adj. chic. swank v. dar se aeres.
swagger adj. elegante. swanky adj. pretentiose.
swagger, brag v. fanfaronar. swap v. excanbiar.
swagger n. aere importante. swarm, formicate (like ants) v.
swagger v. fanfaronar. formicar.
swarm n. formicamento.
swagger v. pavonisar.
swarm n. essame.
swaggering, fanfaronade n.
fanfaronada. swarm (of bees) n. essame.
swallow (down) v. deglutir. swarm (of bees) v. essamar.
swallow, gulp down v. inglutir. swarm, swarming (of people) n.
swallow, ingurgitate (1. to engulf; 2. formicamento.
to swallow up greedily) v. ingurgitar. swarm v. essamar.
swallow n. hirundine. swarm v. formicar, pullular.
swallow [Ornith] n. hirundine. swarm v. pullular, formicar.
swallow, swallow down v. glutir. swarming n. essamage.
swallow v. glutir. swarming n. essamage (-aje).
swallow v. ingurgitar. swarming n. essamatura.
swallow v. inglutir. swarming, swarm (of people) n.

formicamento.
swallow v. deglutir.
swarming time n. essamage.
swallow down, swallow v. glutir.
swarming time n. essamage (-aje).
swallow up, engulf v. inglutir.
swarthy adj. obscur.
swallowing, deglutition (act of) n.
swarthy adj. brun.
deglutition.
swamp (fill with water) v. plenar de swastika n. symbolo nazi.
aqua. swastika n. svastica.
swamp (inundate) v. inundar. swastika n. cruce gammate.
swamp, marsh n. palude. swat v. colpar.
swamp n. palude.
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swath, sweep (of the scythe or sickle) sweat v. sudar, transpirar.

n. falcata. sweat v. transpirar, sudar.
swathe n. falcata. sweater, jumper, knitted jumper n.
swathe v. involver. sweater.
swat-team n. equipa de swat, equipa de sweater, jumper, knitted jumper n.
colpo. sweater A].
swat-team n. equipa de colpo, equipa de sweater n. sweater, tricot.
swat. sweater n. tricot, sweater.
sway (of vehicle) n. oscillation. sweater, tights (knitted garment) n.
sway (power) n. imperio, domination. tricot.
sway (power) n. domination, imperio. sweater, tights (knitted garment) n.
sway vi. oscillar, balanciar se. tricot F].
sway vi. balanciar se, oscillar. sweating room n. estufa.
sway vt. influer super. Swede n. svedo.
swaybacked, saddle-backed adj. swede (the national) n. svedo.

insellate (pp of insellar). swede (vegetable) n. rapa svedese.
swaybacked, saddle-backed adj. Sweden [Geog] n. Svedia.
insellate. Sweden n. Sveda.
Swaziland [Geog] n. Swaziland. Swedish adj. svede.
swear (solemnly) v. jurar. swedish adj/n. svedese.
swear, take an oath v. jurar. Swedish n. svedo.
swear (use bad language) v. objurgar, sweep (man) n. brossacaminos.
blasphemar.
sweep n. Fig].
swear (use bad language) v.
sweep, swath (of the scythe or sickle)
blasphemar, objurgar.
n. falcata.
swearword n. obscenitate, parola
sweep (sweepstake) n. lotteria.
grossier.
sweep v. scopar.
swearword n. parola grossier,
obscenitate. sweep (with a broom) v. scopar.
sweat, exudation n. exsudato. sweep (with broom) n. colpo de scopa.
sweat n. exsudato, sudor. sweep (with scythe) n. falcata.
sweat n. sudor, exsudato. sweep-along v. avantiar rapidemente.
sweat, perspiration n. sudor. sweep-aside v. remover con grande
sweat, perspire v. transpirar. gesto.
sweep-away v. supprimer, destruer.
sweat, perspire v. sudar.
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sweep-away v. destruer, supprimer. sweeten (make sweet) v. edulcorar,

sweeper (one who or that which sucrar.
sweeps) n. scopator. sweeten (make sweet) v. adulciar.
sweeper (woman) n. scopatrice. sweeten, sugar v. sucrar.
sweeping (general) adj. troppo general, sweeten, sugar v. saccharar.
comprensive. sweeten v. Fig].
sweeping (general) adj. comprensive, sweetening (act of) n. adulciamento.
troppo general. sweetening, sugaring n. sucrage (-
sweeping (of gesture) adj. dramatic. àje).
sweepings n. scopatura. sweetening, sugaring n. sucrage.
sweep-out v. scopar. sweetheart n. Fem].
sweet (1. sweet to the taste; 2. sweetheart n. Masc].
pleasant, soft, gentle) adj. dulce. sweetness (1. sweetness to the taste;
sweet adj. dulce, suave, sucrate. 2. quality of being pleasant, soft,
sweet adj. suave, sucrate, dulce. mild, gentle) n. dulcor.
sweet adj. sucrate, dulce, suave. sweetness, mildness n. suavitate.
sweet (dessert) n. dessert, dulce. sweetness n. dulcor, suavitate.
sweet (dessert) n. dulce, dessert. sweetness n. suavitate, dulcor.
sweet, pleasing, suave adj. suave. sweet-pea n. piso odorose.
sweet, sugary adj. saccharate (pp of sweetshop n. bonboneria.
saccharar). sweet-smelling adj. fragrante.
sweet, sugary adj. saccharate. sweet-tempered adj. amabile, dulce.
sweet, sugary adj. sucrate. sweet-tempered adj. dulce, amabile.
sweet, sugary adj. sucrate (pp of sucrar). sweing-machine n. machina a suer.
sweet (sweetmeat, candy) n. bonbon. swell, be swollen v. turger.
sweet potato, batata n. batata. swell (cause to swell) vt. inflar,
sweet scabious, mourning widow tumefacer.
[Bot] n. vidua. swell (cause to swell) vt. tumefacer,
sweetbread n. pancreas de vitello (o de inflar.
ove). swell (inflame) v. inflammar.
sweetbread n. pancreas de vitello. swell, intumesce v. tumer.
sweetcorn n. mais dulce. swell [Med] vi. tumer.
sweeten (make sweet) v. sucrar, swell [Med] vi. turger.
edulcorar. swell, swell up v. turgescer.
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swell v. crescer. swimming n. natation.

swell v. augmentar. swimming, natation n. natation.
swell v. inflar. swimming pool n. piscina.
swell or bulge out v. protuberar. swimming pool n. natatorio.
swell up, swell v. turgescer. swimming-costume, - suit n. costume
swelling (enlargement) n. inflation. de banio.
swelling (fig) n. augmentation. swimming-pool n. piscina.
swelling (inflammation) n. swimming-trunks n. calceones de banio.

inflammation. swindle n. fraude.
swelling [Med] n. tubere. swindle v. fraudar.
swelling [Med] n. tumefaction. swindler, cheat, impostor n. impostor.
swelling n. inflation. swindler n. impostor, fraudator.
swell-out v. protuberar. swindler n. fraudator, impostor.
swell-up v. turgescer. swine n. porco.
swelter v. suffocar de calor. swineherd n. porchero.
swerve n. virage brusc. swing (cause to go to and fro) v.
swerve v. deviar/virar bruscamente. balanciar.
swift adj. rapide, veloce. swing (child's) v. sedependular.
swift adj. veloce, rapide. swing (of opinion) n. movimento.
swift, speedy adj. veloce. swing (oscillate) vi. oscillar, balanciar se.
swiftness n. rapiditate. swing (oscillate) vi. balanciar se, oscillar.
swill (for pigs) n. residuos, nutrimento swing (oscillation) n. oscillation,

liquide. balanciamento.
swill (for pigs) n. nutrimento liquide, swing (oscillation) n. balanciamento,
residuos. oscillation.
swill v. lavar con multe aqua. swing (rhythm) n. rhythmo.
swim n. natada. swing (turn) v. girar.
swim v. natar. swing vt. brandir.
swimmer n. natator. swing-bridge n. ponte giratori.
swimmer (one who swims or can swing-door n. porte giratori.

swim) n. natator. swinging, pendulous adj. pendular.
swimming, flotant adj. flottante. swirl n. vortice.
swimming, flotant adj. flottante (ppr of swish n. susurro, sibilo.
flottar). swish n. sibilo, susurro.
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swish vi. sibilar,susurrar. swoop v. descender rapidemente, piccar

swish vi. usurrar, sibilar. (super un inimico).
swish vt. agitar. swop (swap) v. excambiar.
Swiss (1. native of Switzerland; 2. sword (large) n. spadon.

Swiss guard, Switzer; 3. Swiss sword n. spada.
language or dialect) n. switzo. sword n. gladio.
swiss adj. switze. swordfish n. pisce spada.
Swiss adj. switze. swordmaker, swordsmith n. spadero.
swiss n. switzo. swordsmith, swordmaker n. spadero.
switch [Elect] n. interruptore electric. swot n. studente troppo assidue.
switch (exchange) n. excambio. swot v. studiar multo.
switch [Rr] cambio n. cambio. sycamore n. sycomoro.
switch vt/vi. cambiar. sycophant n. sycophante.
switchback n. montania, montanias. syllabary n. syllabario.
switchback n. montanias, montania. syllabic adj. syllabic.
switchboard n. tabula de distribution. syllabification n. syllabation.
switch-off v. extinguer. syllabify v. syllabar.
switch-on v. accender. syllabism n. syllabismo.
Switzerland [Geog] n. Helvetia, Switza. syllable n. syllaba (sìl-).
Switzerland [Geog] n. Switza, Helvetia. syllable n. syllaba.
Switzerland n. Switza. syllabus n. programma (de studios).
swivel v. pivotar, girar. syllabus n. programma.
swivel v. girar, pivotar. sylleptic adj. sylleptic.
swivel-chair n. sede giratori. syllepyiy n. syllepsis.
swollen (inflamed) adj. tumide. syllogism n. syllogismo.
swoon v. suffrer un syncope. syllogistic adj. syllogistic.
swoon v. perder le conscientia. syllogize v. syllogisar.
swoop n. attacco. sylph (male) n. sylpho.
swoop v. piccar (super un inimico), sylph n. sylphide.
descender rapidemente. sylph n. sylphide (sìl-).
swoop v. piccar, descender rapidemente. sylvan adj. silvan.
swoop v. descender rapidemente, piccar. sylvanite [Mineral] n. silvanite.
sylvatic, forest adj. silvatic.
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symbol (1. Relig]; 2. symbolic sympath- (sympathetic) occurring in

representation; 3. significant mark derivatives] adj. sympath-.
or character) n. symbolo (sìm- sympathetic (feeling compassion) adj.
). compatiente, benevole.
symbol (1. Relig]; 2. symbolic sympathetic (feeling compassion) adj.
representation; 3. significant mark benevole, compatiente.
or character) n. symbolo. sympathetic [Med] adj. sympathic.
symbol n. symbolo. sympathetic (operating, or produced,
symbolic, symbolical adj. symbolic. through affinity) adj. sympathic.
symbolical, symbolic adj. symbolic. sympathetic strike n. exopero de
symbolism n. symbolismo. solidaritate.
symbolism (system of signs or sympathize, harmonize (be in
symbols) n. symbolica. harmony as to disposition,
qualities) v. sympathisar.
symbolist (one who uses symbols or
practises symbolism) n. symbolista. sympathize (have compassion) v.
exprimer su condolentia, haber
symbolization n. symbolisation.
compassion.
symbolize v. symbolisar.
sympathize (have compassion) v. haber
symbolize v. symholisar. compassion, exprimer su condolentia.
symbology n. symbologia (-ìa). sympathize (understand) v.
symbology n. symbologia. comprender.
symbology n. symbolica. sympathizing, merciful,
symholism (1. practice or art of using compassionate adj. misericorde.
symbols; 2. system of symbols or sympathy (affinity between persons or
signs) n. symbolismo. things) n. sympathia (-ìa).
symmetr- (symmetrical) occurring in sympathy (affinity between persons or
derivatives and compounds] adj. things) n. sympathia.
symmetr-. sympathy (affinity) n. sympathia.
symmetric, symmetrical adj. symmetric. sympathy (compassion) n. compassion.
symmetrical adj. symmetric. symphonic adj. symphonic.
symmetrically adv. symmetricamente. symphonious, symphonous adj.
symmetrize v. symmetrisar. symphone.
symmetry n. symmetria (-ìa). symphonist (composer of
symmetry n. symmetria. symphonies) n. symphonista.
symphony (as in the Fifth Symphony)
Mus] n. symphonia (-ìa).
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symphony (as in the Fifth Symphony) syncope (1. Gram]; 2. Med]) n. syncope.
Mus] n. symphonia. syncope (1. Gram]; 2. Med]) n. syncope
symphony n. symphonia. (sìn-).
symphony-orchestra n. orchestra syncrasis (intermixture, blending) n.
symphonic. syncrasis (- crà-).
symphysis [Anat/Zool] n. symphysis. syncrasis (intermixture, blending) n.
symphysis [Anat/Zool] n. symphysis syncrasis.
(sìm-). syndic [Admin] n. syndico.
symptom n. symptoma -ma/-mat-]. syndic [Admin] n. syndico (sìn-).
symptom n. symptoma. syndicalism n. syndicalismo.
symptomatic adj. symptomatic. syndicalist adj. syndical.
symptomatology n. symptomatologia (- syndicalist n. syndicalista.
ìa). syndicate [Fin] n. syndicato.
symptomatology n. symptomatologia. syndicate n. syndicato.
synagogue n. synagoga. syndicate (organize into a syndicate)
synchromesh n. cassa de velocitates v. syndicar.
synchronisate. syndicate v. syndicar.
synchronism n. synchronismo. syndrome n. syndrome.
synchronization n. synchronisation. synecology n. synecologia.
synchronize v. synchronisar. synecology n. synecologia (-ìa).
synchronous adj. synchrone. Synedrion, Synedrium, Sanhedrin n.
synchronous, synchronic adj. Synedrio.
synchronic. Synedrium, Sanhedrin, Synedrion n.
syncopal adj. syncopal. Synedrio.
syncopate (1. Gram]; 2. Mus]) v. synod (1. Eccl]; 2. assembly,
syncopar. convention; 3. Astrol]
syncopate v. syncopar. (conjunction) n. synodo (sì-).
syncopation (1. Gram] (syncope; 2. synod (1. Eccl]; 2. assembly,
Mus]) n. syncopation. convention; 3. Astrol]
syncopation [Mus] n. syncope (conjunction) n. synodo.
(sìn-). synodic, synodical (1. Eccl. synodal; 2.
syncopation [Mus] n. syncope. Astron]) adj. synodic.
syncopation n. syncopation. synodist (member of a synod) n.
syncopation (rhythm in syncopated synodista.
time) Mus] n. contratempore. synonym n. synonimo.
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synonym n. synonymo (-ònimo). Syriac (as in Syriac language) adj. syriac

synonym n. synonymo. (- rì-).
synonymic, synonymical adj. synonymic. syriac (language) n. syriaco, syrio.
synonymous adj. synonyme. Syriac (language) n. syriaco.
synonymous adj. synonyme (- Syriac (language) n. syriaco (-rì-).

ònime). syriac (language) n. syrio, syriaco.
synonymy (quallty of being syrian adj. syrie.
synonymous) n. synonymia. Syrian adj. syrie.
synonymy (quallty of being syrian n. syrio.
synonymous) n. synonymia (- Syrian (native of Syria) n. syrio.
ìa).
Syriarch [Rom. Hist] n. syriarcha.
synopsis n. synopsis.
Syringa [Bot] n. syringa.
synoptic, synoptical adj. synoptic.
syringe, clyster [Med] n. irrigator.
syntactic, syntactical adj. syntactic.
syringe n. syringa.
syntax [Gram] n. syntaxe.
syringe, to treat with a syringe v.
syntax n. syntaxe. syringar.
synthesis n. synthese (-ìntese). syringe v. syringar.
synthesis n. synthese. syringeal [Ornith] adj. syringal.
synthesize v. synthetisar. syrinx (1. panpipe; 2. Archaeol]; 3.
synthet- (put together, compounded) Ornith]) n. syringe.
occurring in derivatives and syrinx, pipe of Pan n. syringa.
compounds] adj. synthet-.
syrup n. sirop.
synthetic adj. synthetic.
syrupy adj. siropose.
synthetic, synthetical adj. synthetic.
systaltic [Physiol] adj. systaltic.
syphilis n. syphilis.
system n. systema -ma/-mat-].
syphilitic adj. syphilitic.
system n. systema.
syphilitic n. syphilitico.
systematic adj. systematic.
Syria [Geog] n. Syria.
systematize v. systematisar.
Syria n. Syria.
systole [Physiol] n. systole.
Syriac (as in Syriac language) adj. syriac.
systolic [Physiol] adj. systolic.
T - t
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t (letter -) n. littera t (te). tablet n. tabletta.

t overthrow, subvert v. subverter. tablet n. comprimito.
t overthrow, subvert v. subverter -vert- tablet (small flat piece of medicine,
/-vers-]. candy) n. tabletta.
tab n. etiquetta. tablet (stone) n. placa commemorative.
tabby n. catto tigrate. table-tennis n. ping-pong, tennis de
tabernacle n. tabernaculo. tabula.
tabernacle (tent) n. tabernaculo. table-tennis n. tennis de tabula, ping-
pong.
table (1. Furniture]; 2. as in table of
taboo adj/n. tabu.
contents) n. tabula (tà-).
taboo v. prohiber, declarar tabu.
table (1. Furniture]; 2. as in table of
contents) n. tabula. taboo v. declarar tabu, prohiber.
table (all senses) n. tabula. taboo tabu (-ù) adj. tabu (-

ù)
table (clear the -) v. levar le tabula.
taboo tabu (-ù) adj. tabu.
table (set the -) v. poner le tabula.
tabular tabular adj. tabular.
table, slab, plate, board n. tabula.
tabulate v. tabular.
table, slab, plate, board n. tabula
tabulation n. tabulation.
(tà-).
table, tables (as in statistic tables) n. tabulator n. tabulator.
tabella. tachy- (swift) occurring in compouns]
table v. presentar. adj. tachy-.
table china and silver n. coperto. tachygrapher, tachygraphist n.

tachygrapho (- kì-).
table companion n. conviva.
tachygrapher, tachygraphist n.
table d'hôte n. table d'hôte.
tachygrapho.
table d'hôte n. table d'hôte F].
tachygraphic, tachygraphical adj.
table linens n. pannos del tabula. tachygraphic.
tableau n. tableau F]. tachygraphy n. tachygraphia (-
tableau n. tableau. ìa).
tablecloth n. drappo de tabula. tachygraphy n. tachygraphia.
table-d'hote n. repasto a precio fixe. tachymeter [Surv] n. tachymetro.
tablemat n. subplatto. tachymeter [Surv] n. tachymetro (-
tables, table (as in statistic tables) n. kì-).
tabella. tachymetry [Surv] n. tachymetria.
tablespoon v. coclear de servir.
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tachymetry [Surv] n. tachymetria (- tactless adj. disproviste de tacto, pauco

ìa). diplomatic.
tacit adj. tacite. tadpole n. larva de rana.
tacit adj. tacite (tà-) (pp of tacer). tae-kwan-do (martial art) n. tae-kwan-
taciturn adj. taciturne. do.
taciturnity n. taciturnitate. taeniafuge adj. tenifuge.
tack, board (the stretch which a ship taeniafuge n. tenifuga.

makes on one tack in beating to taffeta n. taffeta.
windward) Naut] n. bordada. taffeta n. taffeta (-tà)
tack (nail) n. clavo. tag n. etiquetta.
tack [Nav] n. bordada. tag, ticket, label n. etiquetta.
tack v. virar al vento. tag, ticket, label n. etiquetta (-ké-).
tacking n. Naut]. tag v. etiquettar.
tacking (sewing) n. bastitura. Tagus n. Tago.
tackle n. apparato. Tahiti [Geog] n. Tahiti.
tackle, rigging [Naut] n. manovra. tail n. cauda.
tackle (rugby) v. blocar. tail v. sequer.
tackle v. Gen]. tail-end n. extremo, fin.
tacky adj. collose. tail-end n. fin, extremo.
tact (as in social tact) n. tacto. tail-feathers n. caude de plumas, caude
tact n. tacto. de plumero.
tactful (plen) adj. de tacto, diplomatic. tail-feathers n. caude de plumero, caude
de plumas.
tactful (plen) adj. diplomatic, de tacto.
tail-off v. diminuer pauc a pauc.
tactical adj. tactic.
tailor, dressmaker n. sartor.
tactically adv. tacticamente.
tailor (make) v. confectionar.
tactician n. tactico.
tailor n. sartor.
tactics n. tactica.
tailor v. adaptar.
tactics, tactic n. tactica.
tailor-made adj. Fig].
tactile adj. tactile.
tailor-made (made by a tailor) adj.
tactile (pertaining to the sence of
facite per sartor.
touch) adj. tactile.
tailor's shop n. sartoreria (-ìa).
tactility n. tactilitate.
tailor's shop n. sartoreria.
tactless adj. pauco diplomatic, disproviste
tailor's-shop n. sartoreria.
de tacto.
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taint, decay n. corruption. take care of, look after v. respicer -spic-
taint n. corruption. /- spect-].
taint v. corrumper. take care of, look after v. respicer.
tainted, infeeted, rotten, decayed adj. take hold of, catch, seize, take v.
corrupte. prender prend-/ prens-/pris-].
Taiwan [Geog] n. Taiwan, le Insula take hold of, catch, seize, take v.
Formosa. prender.
Taiwan [Geog] n. le Insula Formosa, take in, imburse v. imbursar.
Taiwan. take in, shelter v. recolliger.
take (capture) v. prender, expugnar. take in, shelter v. recolliger -lig-/-lect-].
take (capture) v. expugnar, prender. take off (shoes, stockings from
take (carry) v. portar. someone's feet) v. discalcear.
take, lay hold of v. sumer sum-/sumpt-]. take off flesh v. discarnar.
take, lay hold of v. sumer. take one fifth of v. quintar.
take (lead) v. conducer. take out of the nest v. disannidar.
take (need) v. requirer. take root v. radicar.
take, take hold of, catch, seize v. take the chill off, warm slightly v.
prender. tepidar.
take, take hold of, catch, seize v. take the color out of, fade v. distinger.
prender prend-/ prens-/pris-]. take-after v. resimilar.
take (transport) v. transportar. take-away v. levar, subtraher.
take v. Gen]. take-away v. subtraher, levar.
take a census v. censer cens-/cens-]. take-back v. reprender.
take a census v. censer. take-care-of v. curar.
take an oath, swear v. jurar. take-charge-of v. cargar se de.
take away, withdraw v. subtraher. take-hold-of v. prender.
take away, withdraw v. retirar. take-in (accept) v. acceptar, reciper.
take away, withdraw v. subtraher -trah- take-in (accept) v. reciper, acceptar.
/-tract-]. take-in (swindle) v. dupar.
take back again, retake v. reprender -
take-in (understand) v. comprender.
prend-/- pris-].
take-off n. partita.
take back again, retake v. reprender.
take-off vi. partir, quitar le solo.
take booty, prey, pillage v. predar.
take-off vi. quitar le solo, partir.
take by assault, storm v. expugnar.
take-off vt. levar, supprimer.
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take-off vt. supprimer, levar. talent n. talento, ingenio.

take-on v. cargar se de, assumer. talented adj. talentose.
take-on v. assumer, cargar se de. talisman n. talisman.
take-out (extract) v. extraher. talismanic adj. talismanic.
take-out (get) v. obtener. talk (conversation) n. conversation.
take-out (go out with) v. sortir con. talk (converse) v. conversar.
take-over v. acquirer, prender talk (lecture) n. discurso.
possession de. talk, speak v. parlar.
take-over v. prender possession de, talk (speak) v. parlar.
acquirer.
talk extravagantly (think, act
take-place v. haber loco, occurrer.
extravagantly) v. extravagar.
take-place v. occurrer, haber loco.
talkative adj. communicative, loquace.
taker (one who or that which takes,
talkative adj. loquace, communicative.
seizes, accepts) n. prenditor.
talkative, communicative adj.
take-stock v. facer le inventario.
communicative.
take-to (commence action) v. dar se a. talkative, multiloquent adj.
take-to (like) v. affectionar. multiloquente.
take-up v. prender, assumer. talkative, multiloquous adj. multiloque
take-up v. assumer, prender. (-tì-).
taking (act or action of) n. prension. talkative, multiloquous adj. multiloque.
taking a census (act of) n. censimento. talkativeness, multiloquence n.

multiloquentia.
taking off (one's or someone's shoes,
talkativeness n. loquacitate.
stockings) (act of) n. discalceamento.
talker n. parlator.
talc [Mineral] n. talco.
talker, speaker n. parlator.
talcose adj. talcose.
talk-over v. discuter.
talcum-powder (pulvere de) n. talco.
tall (lofty) adj. alte.
talcum-powder (pulvere de) n. talco (in
pulvere). tall (of stature) adj. grande.
tale n. conto. tallow, suet n. stear -ar/-at-].
tale, story n. conto. tallow, suet n. stear.
talent (1. Antiq]; 2. as in talent for tally (count) n. conto.
acting) n. talento. tally (label) n. etiquetta.
talent, genius, inborn skill n. ingenio. tally n. computation.
talent n. ingenio, talento. tally (stick) n. talia.
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tally v. corresponder. tan (skins) v. tannar.

Talmud n. talmud Heb]. tan, tanbark n. tanno.
Talmud n. talmud. tanbark, tan n. tanno.
Talmudic adj. talmudic. tandem adv. tandem.
Talmudist n. talmudista. tang n. sapor piccante.
talon [Arch] n. talon. -tang (party) occurring in
talon n. ungula. compounds] n. -tang Chinese].
talon, stub, counterfoil [Fin] n. talon. -tang (party) occurring in
tamable adj. domabile. compounds] n. -tang.
tambour [Fortif] n. tambur. tangency [Math] n. tangentia.
tambourine n. tamburino. tangent [Math] adj. tangente.
tambourine (Spanish tambourine) n. tangent [Math] n. tangente.

panderetta. tangent n. tangente.
tame adj. mansuete. tangential [Math] adj. tangential.
tame, domesticate v. domesticar. tangerine n. mandarina.
tame (make tame) v. domar. tangibility (quality of being tangible)
tame v. domesticar, domar. n. tangibilitate.
tame v. domar, domesticar. tangible adj. tangibile.
tameness n. mansuetude. tangible (capable of being touched)

adj. tangibile.
tamer n. domator.
tangle n. imbroliamento, confusion.
tamer (of wild beasts) n. domator.
tangle n. confusion, imbroliamento.
tamper (- with, meddle) v. toccar sin
autorisation. tangle v. imbroliar (se), intricar (se).
tamper (a witness) v. subornar. tangle v. intricar, imbroliar.
tamper (falsify) v. falsificar. tangle v. imbroliar, intricar.
tampon [Med] n. tampon. tangle v. intricar (se), imbroliar (se).
tampon [Med] n. tampon F]. tango n. tango.
tampon [Med] v. tamponar. tango v. dansar le tango.
tampon n. tampon. tangy adj. de sapor piccante.
tamponage [Med] n. tamponamento. tank (as in water tank, gasoline tank)

n. tank.
tan (leather) v. tannar.
tank (as in water tank, gasoline tank)
tan n. bronzage.
n. tank A].
tan (of sun) v. bronzar.
tank (cistern) n. cisterna.
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tank (for petrol) n. reservoir de gasolina. tap (faucet) n. valvula.

tank [Mil] n. tank A]. tap (hit) n. colpo.
tank [Mil] n. tank. tap (hit) v. colpar legiermente.
tank n. Mil]. tap (resources) v. exploitar.
tankard n. biriera. tap (telephone) v. ascoltar
tanker (ship) n. nave cisterna. clandestinmente.
tanker (truck) n. camion cisterna. tape (bind) v. guarnir de banda.
tanner n. tannator. tape n. banda.
tannery n. tanneria. tape (record) v. registrar sur banda

magnetic.
tannery n. tanneria (-ìa).
tape measure, tapeline n. metro.
tannic adj. tannic.
tapeline, tape measure n. metro.
tannin n. tannino.
tape-measure n. banda metric, metro.
tanning, tannage n. tannage.
tape-measure n. metro, banda metric.
tanning, tannage n. tannage (-aje).
taper (light) n. candela accenditori.
tansy (Tanacetum balsamita) Bot] n.
taper n. eng.
balsamita.
tantalic [Chem] adj. tantalic. taper v. affilar se.
tantalite [Mineral] n. tantalite. tape-recorder n. magnetophono.
tantalize v. provocar, tormentar (con le tapestry n. tapisseria (-ìa).

supplicios de tantalo). tapestry n. tapisseria.
tantalize v. provocar, tormentar. tapestry, rug, carpet n. tapete.
tantalize v. tormentar (con le supplicios tapestry, rug, carpet n. tapis F].
de tantalo), provocar. tapestry, rug, carpet n. tapis.
tantalize v. tormentar, provocar. tapestry worker n. tapissero.
tantalum [Chem] n. tantalium. tapeworm n. tenia.
tantalum [Chem] n. tantalium (- taph- (tomb) occurring in
tà-). compounds] n. -tapho-.
Tantalus [Gr. Mythol] n. Tantalo.
tapioca n. tapioca.
Tantalus [Gr. Mythol] n. Tantalo
tapioca-pudding n. pudding de tapioca.
(tàn-).
tappet n. altiavalvulas.
tantamount adj/n. equivalente.
tar n. catran.
tantamount (be - to) v. phr. equivaler a.
tar v. catranar.
tantrum n. accesso de ira.
tar sprayer n. catranator.
Tanzania [Geog] n. Tanzania.
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tarantula n. tarantula. tartlet n. torteletta.

tardigrade, slowpaced adj. tardigrade. tarworks n. catraneria (-ìa).
tardigrade, slowpaced adj. tardigrade (- tarworks n. catraneria.
ì-). task n. labor, carga.
tardigrade [Zool] n. tardigrado (- task n. carga, labor.
ì-).
task-force n. gruppo de fortias (pro un
tardigrade [Zool] n. tardigrado.
operation special).
tardiness, slowness n. morositate. task-force n. gruppo de fortias.
tardy (1. slow; 2. late) adj. tardive. tassel n. flocco.
tardy adj. tarde, morose. tastable adj. gustabile.
tardy adj. morose, tarde. taste (1. sense of taste; 2. flavor; 3. as
tardy, dilatory, lingering adj. morose. in to have a taste for) n. gusto.
tardy, slow adj. tarde. taste (be acquainted with) v. cognoscer.
target, mark n. scopo. taste (eat) v. mangiar.
target (mark) n. scopo. taste (flavour) n. sapor.
target n. Fig]. taste n. gusto.
tariff (1. Customs]; 2. scale or taste (perceive by sense of taste) vt.
schedule of prices) n. tarifa. gustar.
tariff (list the tariff value of) v. tarifar. taste (perceive by the sense of taste)
tariff n. tarifa. v. gustar.
tarmac (at airport) n. pista de atterrage. taste (professionally) v. degustar.
tarmac (on road) n. macadam a catran. taste, sample (wines, tea) v. degustar.
tarnish n. oxydation. taste, savor, flavor n. sapor.
tarnish v. oxydar (se. tasteful adj. elegante, de bon gusto.
tarpaulin n. tela catranate. tasteful adj. de bon gusto, elegante.
tarry adj. catranose. tasteless adj. insipide.
tarry, linger, delay v. morar. taste-of v. haber le gusto de.
tart adj. acerbe. taster (of wines, tea) n. degustator.
tart n. torta. tasting, gustation n. gustation.
tartan n. tartan. tasting (of wines, tea) n. degustation.
tartar (all meanings) n. tartaro. tasty adj. saporose.
tartar-sauce n. sauce tartare. tasty (having a pleasant taste) adj.

gustabile.
tartarus n. tartaro.
tasty, savory adj. gustose.
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tattered adj. lacerate. tauromachy, bullfighting n.

tattle n. commatrage. tauromachia.
tattle v. commatrar. Taurus n. astrol.
tattoo (design) n. tatu. taut adj. tense.
tattoo (design produced by tattooing) tauto- (same) occurring in

n. tatuage. compounds] n. tauto-.
tattoo (design produced by tattooing) tautological adj. tautologic.
n. tatu (- tù) tautology n. tautologia (-ìa).
tattoo (design produced by tattooing) tautology n. tautologia.
n. tatu.
tavern n. taverna, bireria.
tattoo (design produced by tattooing)
tavern n. taverna.
n. tatuage (- aje).
tavern n. bireria, taverna.
tattoo, do tattooing v. tatuar.
tavern keeper, taverner n. tavernero.
tattoo n. Mil].
taverner, tavern keeper n. tavernero.
tattoo (signal of retreat) Mil] n. retraite
F]. tax (1. to impose a tax on) v. taxar.
tattoo (signal of retreat) Mil] n. retraite. tax (accuse) v. accusar.
tattoo v. tatuar. tax (as in income tax) n. taxa.
tattooer n. tatuator. tax, duty, impost n. imposto.
tattooing n. tatuage. tax (impose rate) v. taxar.
tattooing (practice of) n. tatu (- tax n. imposto, taxa.

tù) tax n. taxa, imposto.
tattooing (practice of) n. tatu. tax (tire) v. exhaurir.
tattooing (practice of) n. tatuage (-aje). tax collector n. perceptor.
tattooing (practice of) n. tatuage. taxable adj. taxabile.
taunt n. observation sarcastic. taxation [Admin] n. taxation.
taunt v. provocar sarcasticamente. taxation n. taxation.
tauriform, bull-shaped adj. tauriforme. tax-avoidance phr. modos legal de
taurine, bull, bull's adj. taurin. reducer le contributiones fiscal.
taurobolium, tauroboly (sacrifice of tax-collector n. perceptor de impostos.
bulls) n. taurobolio. tax-collector n. exactor.
tauromachic adj. tauromachic. tax-evasion n. fraude fiscal.
tauromachy, bullfighting n. tax-fraud n. fraude fiscal.
tauromachia (- ìa). tax-free adj. exempte de impostos.
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tax-haven n. refugio fiscal. tea, tisane (medicinal) n. tisana.

taxi n. taxi. tea plant, tea shrub n. theiero.
taxi, taxicab n. taxi. tea shrub, tea plant n. theiero.
taxi, taxicab n. taxi (-ì) tea-bag n. sacchetto de the.
taxicab, taxi n. taxi. teach, give (a class, course) v. regentar.
taxicab, taxi n. taxi (-ì) teach, instruct v. docer doc-/doct-].
taxidermic, taxidermal adj. taxidermic. teach, instruct v. docer.
taxidermist n. taxidermista. teach, instruct v. erudir.
taxidermy n. taxidermia. teach v. inseniar.
taxidermy n. taxidermia (-ìa). teach v. inseniar (un cosa a un persona).
taxi-driver n. taxista, guidator de taxi. teachable adj. maestrabile.
taxi-driver n. guidator de taxi, taxista. teachable adj. inseniabile.
taximeter n. taximetro. teacher (grammar school) n. professor.
taximeter n. taximetro (-ì-). teacher (in school) n. maestro.
taxinomy, taxonomy n. taxinomia. teacher, instructor n. instructor.
taxinomy, taxonomy n. taxinomia (- teacher, instructor, preceptor n.
ìa). preceptor.
taxi-rank-stand n. station de taxis. teacher n. institutor.
taxis [Surg] n. taxis. teacher n. Gen].
taxis [Surg] n. taxis (tà-) Gr]. teacher, scholar, learned man n.
taxonomic, taxonomical adj. taxinomic. doctor.
taxonomist n. taxinomista. teacher's-college n. schola normal.
taxonomy, taxinomy n. taxinomia (- teaching (act or art of) n. inseniamento.

ìa). teaching (doctrine) n. doctrina.
taxonomy, taxinomy n. taxinomia. teaching (instruction) n. inseniamento.
tax-payer n. contributor. tea-cloth n. drappo de the.
tc supererogate v. supererogar. tea-cosy n. coperitheiera.
tea (beverage) n. the. teacup n. tasslio del the.
tea (herbal) n. tisana. team n. equipa.
tea (high -) n. repasto vesperal con the. team [Sports] n. equipa.
tea (meal) n. repasto de cinque horas. team-up-with v. collaborar con, formar
tea n. the. un equipa con.
tea (plant) n. the. team-up-with v. formar un equipa con,
collaborar con.
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team-work-labor n. de equipa, labor tear-gas n. gas lacrimogene.

facite in collaboration tea-party partita tear-provoking, lachrymatory adj.
al hora del the. lacrimogene.
team-work-labor n. labor facite in tears n. lacrimas.
collaboration tea-party partita al hora
tease v. tormentar.
del the, de equipa.
teasel n. cardo.
teapot n. theiera.
tea-service n. cabaret, servicio de the
tear (1. as in to shed tears; 2. as in
tea-break pausa.
tears of resin) n. lacrima (là-).
tea-service n. servicio de the tea-break
tear (1. as in to shed tears; 2. as in
pausa, cabaret.
tears of resin) n. lacrima.
tea-shop n. salon de the.
tear, lacerate, mangle v. lacerar.
teaspoon v. coclear de the.
tear (rip) n. laceration.
teat n. tetta.
tear (teardrop) n. lacrima.
teatime n. hora del the.
tear v. lacerar (se).
tea-towel n. panno de essugar.
tear v. lacerar.
tea-tray n. tabuliero de the.
tear apart, rend v. diveller.
technical adj. technic.
tear apart, rend v. diveller -vell-/-vuls-].
technicalism, technicism n.
tear away, avulse v. aveller -vell-/-vuls-].
technicismo.
tear away, avulse v. aveller. technicality n. detalio technic.
tear bottle, lachrymatory [Archaeol] n. technicality, technicalness n.
lacrimatorio. technicitate.
tear out, pull out, evulse v. eveller -vell- technically adv. technicamente.
/- vuls-].
technicalness, technicality n.
tear out, pull out, evulse v. eveller.
technicitate.
tear out v. eveller. technician n. technico.
tear up v. dispeciar. technicism, technicalism n.
tear-along v. currer. technicismo.
tear-apart v. diveller. technics, technology n. technica.
tear-away v. aveller. technique n. technica.
tear-down (demolish) v. demolir. techno-, techn- (art, craft) occurring
tear-down (pull down) v. aveller. in derivatives and compounds] n.
teardrop n. lacrima. techn-.
technocracy n. technocratia.
tearful adj. lacrimose.
technocracy n. technocratia (-ìa).
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technocrat n. technocrate (-ò-). teetotaller n. abstinente.

technocrat n. technocrate. telautograph, facsimile telegraph n.
technocratic adj. technocratic. telautographo.
technological adj. technologic. telautograph, facsimile telegraph n.
telautographo (-ògrapho).
technologically adv. technologicamente.
tele-, tel- (far) occurring in
technologist n. technologo (-
compounds] adv. tele-.
òlogo).
telecommunications n.
technologist n. technologo.
telecommunicationes.
technology n. technologia.
telegram n. telegramma.
technology n. technologia (-ìa).
telegraph n. telegrapho.
technology, technics n. technica.
telegraph n. telegrapho (-lé-).
tecton- (builder) occurring in
telegraph v. telegraphar.
telegraphic adj. telegraphic.
tecton-.
tectonic adj. tectonic. telegraphist n. telegraphista.
tectonics n. tectonica. telegraph-pole n. palo telegraphic.
teddy-bear n. urso de pluche. telegraphy n. telegraphia.
tedious adj. tediose. telegraphy n. telegraphia (-ìa).
tedious (involving tedium) adj. tediose. telemechanics [Elec] n. telemechanica.
tediousness, tedium n. tedio. telemeter (instrument for measuring

the distance of an object from the
tedium, tediousness n. tedio.
observer) n. telemetro.
tee n. tee.
telemeter (instrument for measuring
teem v. abundar.
the distance of an object from the
teenage adj/n. adolescente.
observer) n. telemetro (-lé-).
teenager n. adolescente.
telemeter n. telemetro.
teens (be in one's -) v. esser
telemetric adj. telemetric.
adolescente.
telemetry n. telemetria.
teens n. etate inter 13 e 19 annos.
telemetry n. telemetria (-ìa).
teeny (- weeny) adj. ultraminusculissimo.
teleo- (perfect, complete) occurring in
teeny adj. minusculissimo.
compounds] adj. tele-.
teethe [Physiol] v. dentar.
teleo-, tel- (end, purpose) occurring
teething, dentition n. dentation.
in compounds] n. teleo.
teething n. dentation.
teleological adj. teleologic.
teething-troubles n. difficultates initial.
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teleologist n. teleologista. telephotography (1. photography at a

teleology n. teleologia (-ìa). distance; 2. electric transmission of
teleology n. teleologia. photographs) n. telephotographia (-
ìa).
teleost, teleostean [Zool] adj. teleostee.
telescope (as in to telescope railroad
teleost, teleostean [Zool] n. teleosteo.
cars) v. telescopar.
telepathic adj. telepathic.
telescope n. telescopio.
telepathy n. telepathia (-ìa).
telescopic adj. telescopic.
telepathy n. telepathia.
televise v. televisar.
telephone n. telephono.
television n. television.
telephone v. telephonar.
television-set n. televisor.
telephone connection n. connexion
telex n. telex.
telephonic.
tell (a story) v. contar.
telephone directory n. libro telephonic.
tell (distinguish) v. distinguer.
telephone exchange n. central
telephonic. tell (have an effect) v. militar (contra;in
telephone kiosk n. cabina telephonic. favor).
tell (have an effect) v. militar.
telephone number n. numero
telephonic. tell (know) v. saper.
telephone operator n. telephonista. tell (order) v. dicer.
telephone-book n. libro telephonic. tell (order) v. dicer (a un persona de
telephonic adj. telephonic. facer un cosa).
tell, relate v. contar.
telephonist n. telephonista.
tell (say) v. dicer, informar.
telephony n. telephonia (-ìa).
tell (say) v. informar, dicer.
telephony n. telephonia.
tell lies, lie v. mentir.
telephote (1. apparatus for
photographing at adistance; 2. teller (in bank) n. cassero.
apparatus for the transmission of telling adj. efficace.
messages by light; 3. apparatus for telling-off n. reprimenda, reproche.
the electric transmission of telling-off n. reproche, reprimenda.
photographs) n. telephoto. tell-off v. reprochar.
telephotography (1. photography at a telltale adj. revelatori.
distance; 2. electric transmission of
telltale (mech) n. indicator.
photographs) n. telephotographia.
telltale (tale-bearer) n. revelator de
secretos.
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telpher adj. telephere. temperance (self- control) n.

telpher (light car suspended from temperation, moderation.
cables) n. telephero (-lé-). temperance (self- control) n.
telpher (light car suspended from moderation, temperation.
cables) n. telephero. temperate adj. moderate, sobrie.
telpher (transport in a telpher) v. temperate adj. sobrie, moderate.

telepherar. temperate adj. temperante (ppr of
telpherage n. telepherage. temperar).
telpherage n. telepherage (-aje). temperate adj. temperante.
temerarious adj. temerari. temperate (climate) adj. temperate.
temerity n. temeritate. temperate, moderate adj. mesurate (pp

of mesurar).
temerous, rash adj. temere.
temperate, moderate adj. mesurate.
temper (1. to moderate, regulate; 2.
temperate, moderate adj. mensurate (pp
specif.: Metal/ Paint]) v. temperar.
of mensurar).
temper (bon/mal) n. humor.
temperate, moderate adj. mensurate.
temper (bon/mal) n. humor (bon -
temperateness, soberness, sobriety n.
; mal -).
sobrietate.
temper (moderate) v. attemperar.
temperature (have a -) v. haber le febre.
temper (steel, glass, clay etc.) v.
temperature n. temperatura.
recocer.
temperer (one who or that which
temper (steel, glass) v. recocer.
tempers) n. temperator.
tempera [Paint] n. tempera.
tempest n. tempesta.
tempera [Paint] n. tempera I].
tempestuous adj. tempestuose.
temperament (1. disposition; 2. Mus])
template n. patrono.
n. temperamento.
temperament (all senses) n. temple [Anat] n. tempora.
temperamento. temple [Anat] n. tempora (tém-).
temperament natural, disposition n. temple (as in temple of Diana) n.
natural. templo.
temperamental adj. capriciose. temple (relig) n. templo.
temperamentally adv. capriciosemente. temple, sanctuary [Rom. Antiq] n. fano.
temperance (abstinence) n. abstinentia tempo [Mus] n. tempo I].
de alcohol. tempo [Mus] n. tempo.
temperance n. temperantia. tempo n. tempo.
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temporal (1. not ecclesiastical; 2. not tenacity n. tenacitate.

eternal) adj. temporal. tenacity, tenaciousness n. tenacitate.
temporal (all senses) adj. temporal. tenaille [Fortif] n. tenalia.
temporal (of or pertaining to the tenancy n. tenentia.
temples) Anat] adj. temporal. tenancy n. tenentia, location.
temporal, temporary adj. temporanee. tenancy n. location, tenentia.
temporality (1. quality of being tenant n. tenente.
temporal or temporary; 2 . Eccl]) n.
tenant n. locatario.
temporalitate.
tenant farmer n. colono.
temporary adj. provisori, temporanee.
tenceforward, from that time, after
temporary adj. temporari.
that, thereupon adv. inde.
temporary adj. temporanee, provisori.
tend (care for) vt. curar.
temporary, temporal adj. temporanee.
tend, have an inclination (towards
temporization n. temporisation.
something) v. propender.
temporize v. temporisar.
tend, have an inclination (towards
temporizer n. temporisator. something) v. propender -pend-/-
tempt (1. to try, put to the test; 2. to pens-].
try to allure, incite) v. tentar. tend vi. propender, tender.
tempt v. tentar. tend vi. tender, propender.
temptation n. tentation. tendency n. tendentia.
tempter n. tentator. tendency to roll n. volubilitate.
tempting adj. seductive, attrahente. tendentious adj. tendentiose.
tempting adj. attrahente, seductive. tendentious (subservient to a
ten adj. dece. preconceived purpose) adj.
ten n/adj. dece. tendentiose.
tenability n. tenibilitate. tender (1. soft, not hard or tough; 2.
delicate, sensitive; 3. affectionate)
tenable adj. tenibile.
adj. tenere.
tenable (as in a tenable position) adj.
tender adj. tenere.
tenibile.
tender n. Commer].
tenacious adj. tenace, persistente.
tender [R.R] n. tender A].
tenacious adj. persistente, tenace.
tender [R.R] n. tender.
tenacious (persistent in a state, an
action) adj. tenace. tender v. tender.
tenaciousness, tenacity n. tenacitate. tender v. presentar (un offerta), offerer.

1035
tender v. presentar, offerer. tenor (1. course or direction; 2.

tender v. offerer, presentar. general purport, drift; 3. Mus]
tender v. offerer, presentar (un offerta). (highest adult male voice) n. tenor.
tender v. tender tend-/-tent-/tens-]. tenor, all senses n. tenor.
tender-hearted adj. compatiente. tenorino, falsetto tenor n. tenorino.
tenderness (1. softness; 2. tenpin bowling n. joco de dece quillias.

sensitiveness; 3. affection) n. tense (1. stretched tight; 2. feeling or
teneressa. evincing nervous tension) adj. tense.
tenderness n. teneressa. tense adj. tense.
tending, inclined, favorable adj. tense [Gram] n. tempore.
propense. tense n. tempore.
tending to perturb, perturbative adj. tensile (elastic) adj. extensibile.
perturbative.
tensile (relative to tension) adj. de
tendinous [Anat] adj. tendinose.
tension.
tendon [Anat] n. tendon. tension n. tension.
tendon [Anat] n. chorda. tensor [Anat] n. tensor.
tendon [Anat] n. tendine. tent n. tenta.
tendon n. tendine. tentacle n. tentaculo.
tendon n. nervo. tentacle [Zool] n. tentaculo.
Tenebrio, meal worm [Zool] n. tentative adj. tentative.
tenebrion.
tenterhooks (be -) v. phr. on esser sur le
tenement n. casa de appartamentos pro
spinas.
obreros.
tenth adj. decime.
tenet n. principio, dogma.
tenth adj. decime (dé-).
tenet n. dogma, principio.
tenth n. decimo.
tenfold, decuple adj. decuple.
tent-peg n. picchetto de tenta.
tenfold, decuple adj. decuple (dé-).
tenuiroster [Ornith] n. tenuirostro.
tennis n. tennis A].
tenuirostral, tenuirostrate [Ornith] adj.
tennis n. tennis.
tenuirostre.
tennis-court n. terreno de tennis. tenuirostrate, tenuirostral [Ornith] adj.
tennis-player n. jocator de tennis. tenuirostre.
tenon n. tenon. tenuis [Phonet] n. tenue.
tenuity, thinness n. tenuitate.
tenuous adj. tenue.
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tenuous, thin, slender adj. tenue. term (1. limit in space or time; 2. a
tenure, bureau, commissioner's space of time; 3. expression; 4.
position, commissary's position n. term of a contract, termino medie
commissariato. middle term) n. termino (tér-).
tenure (in office) n. periodo de officlo. term (expression, period, boundary) n.
tenure (of property) n. occupation. termino.
tepid adj. tepide. term (scholastic: three months) n.
trimestre.
tepid, lukewarm adj. tepide.
term (six months) n. semestre.
tepidity n. tepiditate.
term v. qualificar.
terebinth, turpentine tree n. terebintho.
terminable adj. terminabile.
terebinthinate, to turpentine v.
terebinthinar. terminal adj. terminal.
terebinthine (1. of the turpentine tree; terminal, desinential adj. desinential.

2. of turpentine) adj. terebinthin. terminal n. Elec].
terebinthine, turpentine n. terebinthina. terminal, terminus (terminal point of a
terebra (1. boring ovipositor of railway) n. terminus L].
hymenopterous insect; 2. genus to terminal, terminus (terminal point of a
which auger shell belongs) Zool] n. railway) n. terminus.
terebra. terminal (transport) n. terminus.
terebra (1. boring ovipositor of terminally adv. terminalmente.
hymenopterous insect; 2. genus to terminate, conclude v. clausurar.
which auger shell belongs) Zool] n.
terminate, to bring to an end v.
terebra (tér-).
terminar.
terg- (back) occurring in derivatives
terminate v. terminar.
and compounds] n. terg-.
terminate v. terminar (se).
tergiversate (use subterfuges) v.
termination (1. action of terminating;
tergiversar.
2. Gram] (ending) n. termination.
tergiversation (shift, subterfuge,
termination n. termination.
evasion) n. tergiversation.
terminative adj. terminative.
tergiversator n. tergiversator.
terminator (one who or that which
term (1. limit in space or time; 2. a
terminates) n. terminator.
space of time; 3. expression; 4.
term of a contract, termino medie terminological adj. terminologic.
middle term) n. termino. terminology n. terminologia (-ìa).
terminology n. terminologia.
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terminus (final destination) n. terminus. terrier (dog) n. terrier.

terminus, terminal (terminal point of a terrific adj. terrific.
railway) n. terminus L]. terrific (extraordinary) adj. tremende,
terminus, terminal (terminal point of a stupende.
railway) n. terminus. terrific (extraordinary) adj. stupende,
termite n. formica blanc. tremende.
terms (be on the best of - with) phr. terrific (terrifying) adj. terrific.
esser in bon terminos con. terrify v. espaventar, terrificar.
terms (conditions) n. conditiones. terrify v. terrificar, espaventar.
terms (relationship) n. terminos. terrify v. terrificar.
ternary adj. ternari. terrifying adj. espaventabile, terrificante.
terrace n. terrassa. terrifying adj. terrificante, espaventabile.
terrace (open gallery, portico, terrigenous adj. terrigene.
colonnade, flat roof) n. terrassa. terrine n. terrina.
terra-cotta n. terra cocte. territorial adj. territorial.
terrage, tithe [Hist] n. terrage. territorial-army n. militia territorial,
terrage, tithe [Hist] n. terrage (-aje). reservistas.
terrain (1. Mil]; 2. Geol] (terrane) n. territorial-army n. reservistas, militia
terreno. territorial.
terrain n. terreno. territoriality n. territorialitate.
terranean, terraneous adj. terranee. territorially adv. territorialmente.
terrapin n. tortuca aquatic. territory n. territorio.
terraqueous adj. terraquee. territory n. territorial.
terrestrial (1. pertaining to the earth; terror n. terror.
2. earthly) adj. terrestre. terror, panic n. affollamento.
terrestrial adj. terrestre. terrorism n. terrorismo.
terrestrial, earthly adj. terren. terrorist n. terrorista.
terrible adj. terribile. terrorize v. terrorisar.
terricole, terricolist [Zool/Bot] n. terse (concise) adj. concise.
terricola. terse (rude) adj. brusc.
terricole, terricolist [Zool/Bot] n. tertian (fever) n. tertiana.
terricola (- ì-).
tertian [Pathol] adj. tertian.
terrier (as in wire- haired terrier) n.
tertiary adj. tertiari.
terrier.
terylene n. terylene.
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test (check) v. verificar. testicular [Anat] adj. testicular.

test, examination n. test A]. testification n. testification.
test, examination n. test. testifier n. testificator.
test (examination) n. examine. testify, bear witness v. testificar.
test (in school) v. examinar. testify v. testificar, deponer.
test [Med] n. test. testify v. deponer, testificar.
test [Med] n. examination medical. testify, witness, bear witness v.
test (scholastic) n. examine scholar. testimoniar.
test (scholastic) n. test. testifying, witnessing adj. testimonial.
test, shell [Zool] n. testa. testify-to v. attestar.
test, trial n. essayo (-sà-). testimonial n. certification, littera de

recommendation.
test, trial n. essayo.
testimonial n. littera de
test (trial) n. prova, essayo.
recommendation, certification.
test (trial) n. essayo, prova.
testimony, attestation n. testimonio.
test, try v. provar.
testimony (give -) v. facer un
test, try v. probar. deposition.
test (try) v. provar, essayar. testimony n. deposition.
test (try) v. essayar, provar. testis [Anat. and Zool] n. teste.
test again, try again v. reprobar. teston, testoon [Numis] n. teston.
testa, shell [Bot] n. testa. testoon, teston [Numis] n. teston.
testaceous, testacean [Zool] adj. test-paper [Chem] papiro reactive n.
testacee. examine minor.
testament (all senses) n. testamento. test-tube n. tubo de reaction.
testament, will [Law] n. testamento. testudinal, testudineous, tortoise adj.
testamentary adj. testamentari. testudinee.
testate [Law] adj. testate (pp of testar). testudineous, tortoise, testudinal adj.
testate [Law] adj. testate. testudinee.
tetanic [Med] adj. tetanic.
testator [Law] n. testator.
tetanus [Med] n. tetano.
test-bench n. banco de provas.
tetanus [Med] n. tetano (té-).
test-case n. precedente.
tetanus n. tetano.
tester, prover n. probator.
tete-a-tete n. conversation intime.
testicle [Anat] n. testiculo.
tether n. corda.
testicle n. testiculo.
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tether v. attaccar. textile adj. textile.

tetra- (four) occurring in compounds] textile adj/n. textile.
adj. tetra-. textual adj. textual.
tetradactylous adj. tetradactyle. texture (1. texture of a woven fabric;
tetragon n. tetragono. 2. structure) n. textura.
tetragonal adj. tetragon. texture n. textura.
tetrahedral [Math] adj. tetrahedric. thai adj/n. thailandese.
tetrahedron [Math] n. tetrahedro. Thailand [Geog] n. Thailandia.
tetralogy n. tetralogia (-ìa). thalium (metal) n. thalio.
tetralogy n. tetralogia. thallo- (young shoot) occurring in
tetramerous [Bot/Zool] adj. tetramere. derivativcs and compounds] n.
tetrameter n. tetrametro (-à-). thallo-.
tetrameter n. tetrametro. thallogen n. thallogeno.
tetrapod adj. tetrapode (-trà-). thallogen n. thallogeno (-ògeno).
tetrapod adj. tetrapode. thallus [Bot] n. thallo.
tetrapterous [Biol] adj. tetraptere. Thames [Geog] n. Thames.
tetrarch n. tetrarcha. than conj/prep. que.
tetrarchate n. tetrarchato. than, in what manner, how, as adv/conj.

quam.
tetrarchy n. tetrarchia.
thank v. regratiar gratias.
tetrarchy n. tetrarchia (-ìa).
thank v. regratiar.
Teut-, Teuto- (1. as in Teutonic; 2.
thank you very much phr. multe gratias.
Teuton) occurring in derivatives
and compounds] n. teut-. thankful adj. grate.
Teutomania n. teutomania (- ìa). thankful, grateful adj. grate.
Teutomania n. teutomania. thankfulness n. gratitude.
Teuton n. teutono. thankless adj. ingrate.
Teuton n. teutono (téu-). thanks n. gratias.
Teuton, Teutonic adj. teutone. thanksgiving n. action de gratias.
Teutonic adj. teutonic. thank-you phr. gratias.
text n. texto. thanx (colloq) n. gratias.
textbook (elementary) n. manual. that adj. ille.
textbook (standard work) n. libro de that, because, why conj. quod.

texto. that conj. que.
1040
that dem adj. celle. that cannot be cut, indivisible adj.

that dem pron. id. insecabile.
that (one) dem pron. cello. that degree or extent adv. eo.
that pron. illo. that is a matter of opinion,

disputable adj. opinabile.
that (relative) pron. le qual, que.
That keeps him standing phr. Isto le
that (relative) pron. que, le qual.
mantene in pede.
that (so) adv. tanto, si.
that may be appropriated adj.
that (so) adv. si, tanto.
appropriabile.
that, these, those, this dem adj. esse. that purpose, to that end adv. eo.
that, these, those, this dem adj. isse. thatch (tecto de) n. palea.
that, this adj/ pron. ce. thatch v. impalear.
that, this dem adj. is. thatched (con tecto) adj. de palea,
that, this dem pron. esso. impaleate.
that, this dem pron. isso. thatched (con tecto) adj. impaleate, de
that, this dem pron. is. palea.
that, those dem adj. ille. that-one (he) pron. ille.
that, what rel pron. quod. that-one (it) pron. illo.
that, who, whom, which rel pron. que. that-one (she) pron. illa.
that, who, whom, which rel pron. que thaumat-, thaumato- (wonder,
(ke;kwe). marvel) occurring in compounds] n.
that (who) pron. le quales, qui, que, le thaumat-.
qual. thaumaturge n. thaumaturgo.
that (who) pron. qui, que, le qual, le thaumaturgic adj. thaumaturgic.
quales. thaumaturgy n. thaumaturgia.
that (who) pron. le qual, le quales, qui, thaumaturgy n. thaumaturgia (-
que. ìa).
that (who) pron. que, le qual, le quales, thaw n. disgelo.
qui. thaw vt/vi. disgelar.
that can be applied or put on adj.
the (definite article) art. le.
applicabile.
the (the ... the ...) adv. tanto ... quanto.
that can be hardened adj. indurabile.
the Dipper, Septentrion [Astron] n.
that can be liquidated adj. liquidabile.
septentrion.
that can be won or gained adj.
the former (ille) dem pron. cello.
ganiabile.
the former ille dem adj. ille.
1041
the latter dem adj. iste. theism n. theismo (-ìzmo).

the left adv. levorso. theism n. theismo.
the Netherlands, Holland n. Hollanda. theist n. theista.
the perception of sounds n. audientia. theist n. theista (-ìsta).
the same (thing) pron. idem (ì-). theistic adj. theistic (-ìstic).
the same (thing) pron. idem. theistic adj. theistic.
theater (1. theater building, hall etc.; them (after a preposition) pron.
2. theatrical art, profession, masc/gen.
literature) n. theatro. them (as in I see them, I write them a
theater, -tre n. theatro. letter) pron pers. les.
theater-goer n. frequentator de them (as in with them, for them) pron
theatros. pers. illes.
theatre, -ter (all senses) n. theatro. them pron. Fem].

theatrical adj. theatral. them pron. masc/ gen.
theatrically adv. theatralmente. them (things) pron. los.
theatricalness (character of being them (things) pron. illos.
theatrical in type, behavior) n. thematic adj. thematic.
theatralitate. theme (1. topic, subject; 2. School]
theatromania n. theatromania - (composition; 3. Mus]) n. thema.
ìa). theme (1. topic, subject; 2. School]
theatromaniac n. theatromano (- (composition; 3. Mus]) n. thema -
ò-). ma/-mat-].
theatromaniac n. theatromano. theme n. thema.
theca (sheath, capsule, receptacle) theme, stem, base [Gram] n. thema -
Anat/Bot/Zool] n. theca. ma/-mat-].
thee (old english) pron. te. theme, stem, base [Gram] n. thema.
thee [Relig] n. te. themselves (object) pron. se mesme.
theft (act of) n. furto. themselves (subject) pron. illes illas illos.
theft n. furto. then (1. at that time; 2. in that case,
theine [Chem] n. theina (-ìna). consequently) adv. tunc.
theine [Chem] n. theina. then (1. at that time; 2. in that case,
their pron. lor. consequently) adv. alora.
theirs pron. le lore, le lores. then (1. at that time; 2. next; 3.
theirs pron. le lores, le lore. afterwards) adv. tum.
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then (by -) adv. in iste tempore. theomancy n. theomantia.

then conj. tunc. theor [Gr. Hist] n. theoro.
then conj. tun. theor [Gr. Hist] n. theoro (-òro).
then, consequently, accordingly, theorem n. theorema.
therefore adv. ergo. theorem n. theorema -ma/-mat-].
then (in time) adv. alora. theorematic adj. theorematic.
then (next) adv. postea. theoretical adj. theoretic.
then (therefore) adv. ergo. theoretical adj. theoric.
then (up to -) adv. ante iste momento. theoretically adv. theoricamente.
thence, from that place, from there theoretician, theorist n. theoretico.
adv. inde.
theoretics n. theoretica.
theo-, the- (as in theology, as in
theoria [Gr. Relig] n. theoria (-
theist) occurring in derivatives and
ìa).
compounds] n. theo-.
theoria [Gr. Relig] n. theoria.
theocracy n. theocratia (-ìa).
theorist n. theorista.
theocracy n. theocratia.
theorist, theoretician n. theoretico.
theocrat n. theocrate.
theorize v. theorisar.
theocrat n. theocrate (-ò-).
theory n. theoria (-ìa).
theocratic adj. theocratic.
theory n. theoria.
theocraticly adv. theocraticamente.
theosophical adj. theosophe (-
theodicy n. theodicea. òsophe).
theodicy n. theodicea (-éa). theosophical adj. theosophe.
theogonic adj. theogonic. theosophical adj. theosophic.
theogony n. theogonia. theosophist n. theosopho.
theogony n. theogonia (-ìa). theosophist n. theosopho (-
theologian n. theologo (-òlogo). òsopho).
theologian n. theologo. theosophy n. theosophia (-ìa).
theological adj. theologic. theosophy n. theosophia.
theologically adv. theologicamente. therapeutic adj. therapeutic.
theologize v. theologisar. therapeutic, therapeutical adj.
theology n. theologia. therapeutic.
therapeutics n. therapia.
theology n. theologia (-ìa).
therapeutics n. therapeutica.
theomancy n. theomantia (-ìa).
therapeutics n. therapia (-ìa).
1043
therapeutist n. therapeuta. thermic adj. thermic.

therapy n. therapia. Thermidor [French Revolutionary
therapy n. therapia (-ìa). Calendar] n. thermidor.
there adv. ibi. Thermidorian [Fr. Hist] adj.
there adv. eo. thermidorian.
Thermidorian [Fr. Hist] n.
there adv. ibi, illac.
thermidoriano.
there adv. illac.
thermite (as in welding with thermite)
there adv. illac, ibi.
n. thermite.
there, in that place adv. illic. thermocautery n. thermocauterio.
there-abouts (approximately) adv. assi thermochemistry n. thermochimia (-
circa, plus o minus. ìa).
there-abouts (approximately) adv. plus thermochemistry n. thermochimia.
o minus, assi circa.
thermodynamic adj. thermodynamic.
there-abouts (place) adv. in ille
thermodynamics n. thermodynamica.
vicinitate.
thermodynamics [Sci]
there-after adv. postea, pois.
thermodynamica n. thermometro.
there-after adv. pois, postea.
thermometer n. thermometro (-
thereafter, next adv. deinde (déin-).
ò-).
thereafter, next adv. deinde.
thermonuclear adj. thermonuclear.
there-are v. phr. il ha.
thermos (- flask) n. thermos.
there-by adv. in iste modo, pro isto.
Thermos (bottle) n. thermos A].
there-by adv. pro isto, in iste modo.
Thermos (bottle) n. thermos.
there-fore adv. igitur.
thermos n. thermos.
there-fore adv. dunque.
thermostat n. thermostato.
there-fore adv. ergo.
thermostat n. thermostato (-ò-).
therefore adv. eo.
thesaurus n. thesauro.
therefore, from that cause adv. inde.
these adj. iste.
therefore, then, consequently,
these (persons) pron. istes.
accordingly adv. ergo.
these (things) pron. istos.
there-is v. phr. il ha.
these, those, this, that dem adj. isse.
thereupon adv. igitur.
these, those, this, that dem adj. esse.
thereupon, tenceforward, from that
thesis (1. Pros]; 2. proposition) n.
time, after that adv. inde.
these.
thermal adj. thermal.
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thesis n. these. thickening n. inspissation.

thetic (1. Pros]; 2. dogmatic) adj. thetic. thicket, boscage n. boscage (-aje).
theurgic adj. theurgic (-ùrgic). thicket, boscage n. boscage.
theurgic adj. theurgic. thicket n. boscage.
theurgist n. theurgo. thicket of thorns n. spineto.
theurgist n. theurgo (-ùrgo). thick-necked adj. laticolle.
theurgist n. theurgista. thickness (1. as in thickness of a
theurgy, magic, white magic n. board; 2. density) n. spissor.
theurgia. thickness (1. as in thickness of a
theurgy, magic, white magic n. board; 2. density) n. spissitate.
theurgia (- ìa). thickness (density) n. densitate.
they (people in general) pron. on. thickness (of liquids) n. crassitude.
they pron. masc/ gen. thickness (of solids) n. spissor.
they pron. Fem]. thick-skinned adj. insensibile.
they pron pers. illi. thicktongued, crassilingual adj.
they pron pers. illes. crassilingue.
they (things) pron. illos. thief n. fur.
thick (1. as in a thick board, two thieve v. furar.
inches thick; 2. dense) adj. spisse. thieving adj. dishoneste.
thick adj. spisse. thieving n. furto.
thick (dense) adj. dense. thigh n. coxa.
thick (dense) adj. spisse. thigh n. femore.
thick (not flowing easily) adj. crasse. thigh-bone n. femore.
thick (obtuse) adj. obtuse, stupide. thimble n. digital.
thick (obtuse) adj. stupide, obtuse. thin (as in thin hair, thin grass etc.)
thick (of liquids) adj. viscose, crasse. adj. rar.
thick (of liquids) adj. crasse, viscose. thin (lean) adj. magre.
thick (of string) adj. grosse. thin, meager, lean adj. magre.
thicken, inspissate v. inspissar. thin (not dense) adj. rar.
thicken (make thicker or denser) v. thin, slender, tenuous adj. tenue.
spissar. thin (slender) adj. tenue.
thicken v. inspissar. thin v. attenuar.
thicken v. inspissar (se). thin plate n. lamella.
thickening, inspissation n. inspissation.
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thine pron. le tues, tue, le tue. thinness, tenuity n. tenuitate.

thine pron. le tue, le tues, tue. thinness Hcnce: emaciar, leanness n.
thine pron. tue, le tue, le tues. macie.
thing, affair, matter n. re. thin-skinned adj. susceptibile, troppo
sensibile.
thing (for one - ... for another...) phr. in
thin-skinned adj. troppo sensibile,
prime loco ... del altere parte...
susceptibile.
thing n. cosa, objecto.
third adj. tertie.
thing n. cosa.
third (fraction) n. tertio.
thing n. objecto, cosa.
third [Mus] n. tertia.
thing done, deed n. pragma.
third n. mus.
thing done, deed n. pragma -ma/-mat-].
third-class adj. de tertie classe.
thing or event that is current or
third-dimension n. tertie dimension.
present, character of what is
current or present n. actualitate. third-dimensional n. de tertie
dimension.
things n. effectos.
third-party adj. tertie persona.
think (1. to reason, ponder, reflect; 2.
third-person n. tertie persona.
to believe) v. pensar.
third-rate adj. de basse categoria.
think (believe) v. creder.
thirst n. sete.
think, imagine, suppose v. putar.
thirst v. haber sete (de).
think (reflect) v. pensar.
thirst v. haber sete.
think highly of, esteem v. considerar.
thirsty adj. assetate.
think of, ponder v. meditar.
thirsty (be -) v. phr. haber sete.
think out, excogitate v. excogitar.
thirteen adj. dece-tres.
thinker n. pensator.
thirteen adj. tredece.
thinking, thought n. pensar.
thirteen adj. tredece (tré-).
thinking v. pensar.
thirteen adj. dece-tres (-trés).
think-of (hold an opinion about) v.
pensar de. thirteen adj/n. dece-tres.
think-of (think about) v. pensar a. thirteenth adj. dece-tertie.
think-out v. excogitar. thirteenth n. dece-tertio.
think-over v. considerar. thirtieth adj. trentesime (-ésime).
thinness, leanness n. magressa. thirtieth adj. trentesime.
thinness (leanness) n. magressa. thirtieth n. trentesimo.
thinness (slenderness) n. tenuitate. thirty adj. trenta.
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thirty adj/n. trenta. thorn n. spina.

this adj. iste. thorn, prickle [Bot] n. acantha.
this dem adj. iste. thorn, spine n. spina.
this (iste) adj. este. thorn, thornbush n. spino.
this pron. isto. thornbush n. spino.
this, that adj/ pron. ce. thornbush, thorn n. spino.
this, that dem adj. is. thorniness n. spinositate.
this, that dem pron. esso. thorny (1. full of thorns; 2. as in a
this, that dem pron. isso. thorny question) adj. spinose.
this, that dem pron. is. thorny adj. spinose.
this, that, these, those dem adj. isse. thorough adj. minutiose.
this, that, these, those dem adj. esse. thorough, detailed adj. minutiose.
this (thing, idea) dem pron. hoc. thoroughfare n. via public, passage.
this (this thing, reason, or idea) pron. thoroughfare n. passage, via public.
esto. thoroughgoing adj. radical, complete.
this hic dem adj. hic. thoroughgoing adj. complete, radical.
this place, thus far, hitherto, as yet, thoroughly adv. a fundo.
until now, so far, yet, still adv. thoroughness n. minutiositate.
adhuc.
those (illes) dem pron. celles.
this way, on this side, here adv. hac.
those (persons) pron. illes.
thistle n. cardo.
those pron. ille.
thither, ulterior, situated beyond adj.
those, that dem adj. ille.
ulterior.
those (things) pron. illos.
Thomism [Philos] n. thomismo.
those, this, that, these dem adj. esse.
Thomist thomista n. thomista.
those, this, that, these dem adj. isse.
thong n. corregia.
those-who (illes) pron. qui.
Thor [Norse Mythol] n. Thor.
thou (old english) pron. tu.
thoracic adj. thoracic.
thou pron. Relig].
thorax n. thorace.
though adv. ben que.
thoric [Chem] adj. thoric.
though (as -) conj. como si.
thorite [Mineral] n. thorite.
thought (a thought) n. pensata.
thorium [Chem] n. thorium (tò-).
thought (idea) n. pensata, idea.
thorium [Chem] n. thorium.
thought (idea) n. idea, pensata.
thorn [Bot] n. aculeo.
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thought (on second -) conj. phr. post thread (a needle) v. infilar.

reflexion. thread (filament) n. filo.
thought (process or power of thread n. filo.
thinking) n. pensamento.
thread (news-) n. phr. ?
thought, thinking n. pensar.
thread (of screw) n. filetto.
thought (thinking) n. pensamento.
thread v. infilar.
thoughtful (careful) adj. prudente.
thread v. infilar (un agulia).
thoughtful (kind) adj. considerate.
threadbare adj. consumite.
thoughtful (meditative) adj. pensative.
threadbare adj. consumite (usque al
thoughtfulness n. consideration, filos).
sollicitude. threat, menace n. menacia.
thoughtfulness n. sollicitude,
threat n. menacia.
consideration.
threaten, menace v. menaciar.
thoughtless (rash) adj. imprudente.
threaten v. menaciar.
thoughtless (selfish) adj. inconsiderate.
threatening adj. menaciante.
thoughtlessness n. irreflexion,
three adj. tres.
imprudentia.
thoughtlessness n. imprudentia, three adj/n. tres.
irreflexion. three-cornered adj. tricorne.
thoughtlessness, want of reflection n. three-cornered adj. triangular.
irreflexion. three-dimensional adj. tridimensional.
thousand adj/n. mille. threedimensional, tridimensional adj.
thousandth adj. millesime (-ésime). tridimensional.
thousandth adj. millesime. threefold adj/adv. triple.
thousandth n. millesime parte. threefold, triple adj. trin.
thrash, beat, cudgel v. fustigar. threefold, triplex, triple adj. triplice
thrash, flail, shell, thresh v. disgranar. (trì-).
thrash v. fustigar, batter. threefold, triplex, triple adj. triplice.
thrash v. batter, fustigar. three-fourths adj. tres quartos.
thrashing, beating (act of) n. three-lobed, trilobate adj. trilobate.

fustigation. three-oared trireme, trireme adj.
thrashing n. fustigation. trireme.
thrash-out v. discuter a fundo, debatter. three-quarters adj. tres quartos.
thrash-out v. debatter, discuter a fundo. three-score (three times twenty) adj.

tres vices vinti, sexanta.
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three-score (three times twenty) adj. thrilling adj. sensational, emotionante.

sexanta, tres vices vinti. thrilling adj. emotionante, sensational.
threesome (group of three) n. trio. thrive v. florer, prosperar.
three-wheeler (car) n. automobile a tres thrive v. prosperar, florer.
rotas.
thriving adj. florescente, prospere.
three-wheeler (tricycle) n. tricyclo.
thriving adj. prospere, florescente.
thresh (grain) v. mallear.
throat, gullet, gorge n. gorga.
thresh, thrash, flail, shell v. disgranar.
throat, gullet n. gurgite.
thresh v. tribular.
throat, gullet n. gurgite (gùr-).
thresher (1. one who threshes; 2.
throat, gullet n. gutture.
threshing machine) n. disgranator.
throat (have a sore -) v. phr. haber mal
thresher, threshing machine n. tribulo.
de gorga.
thresher, threshing machine n. tribulo
throat n. jugulo.
(trì-).
throat n. gorga.
threshing, flailing, shelling (act of) n.
throb (beat) v. pulsar, palpitar.
disgranamento.
threshing floor n. aira. throb (beat) v. palpitar, pulsar.
threshing machine, thresher n. tribulo. throb (beating) n. pulsation, palpitation.
threshing machine, thresher n. tribulo throb (beating) n. palpitation, pulsation.

(trì-). throb (of motor) n. vibration.
threshold n. limine. throb (of motor) v. vibrar.
thrice adj. tres vices. throbbing (beating) adj. palpitante,
thrift n. sparnio, economia. pulsative.
thrift n. economia, sparnio. throbbing (beating) adj. pulsative,
palpitante.
thriftless adj. prodige.
throbbing (beating) n. pulsation,
thrifty adj. frugal.
palpitation.
thrill (feeling) n. emotion excitante.
throbbing (beating) n. pulsation (of
thrill [Med] n. fremito. motor), palpitation.
thrill v. facer fremer, emotionar. throbbing (beating) n. palpitation,
thrill v. emotionar, facer fremer. pulsation.
thriller n. romance policiari, romance de throbbing (beating) n. palpitation,
spionage. pulsation (of motor).
thriller n. romance de spionage, romance throbbing (of motor) adj. vibrante.
policiari. throbbing, pulsing, vibrating adj.
palpitante (ppr of palpitar).
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throbbing, pulsing, vibrating adj. throw v. jectar.

palpitante. throw v. lancear, jectar.
thrombosis n. thrombosis. throw v. jectar, lancear.
throne n. throno. throw again v. rejectar.
throng, crowd, flock (a place) v. affluer. throw into a fever, make feverish v.
throng, crowd, flock (a place) v. affluer infebrar.
-flu-/- flux-]. throw into disorder, confuse, disturb
throng, crowd n. turba. v. turbar.
throng, crowd n. pressa. throw out of balance, unbalance v.
throng n. turba, multitude. disequilibrar.
throng n. multitude, turba. throw out of the window v. defenestrar.
throng v. affluer (a un loco). throw vitriol at v. vitriolar.
throng v. affluer. throw-away v. jectar via.
throttle n. regulator. throw-back v. rejectar.
throttle v. strangular. throw-down v. jectar a terra, jectar in

basso.
through (- and -) adv. de parte a parte.
throw-down v. jectar in basso, jectar a
through (from one side to the other
terra.
of) prep. per.
throwing into a fever (action of) n.
through, from side to side prep. infebramento.
traverso.
throw-off (become free from) v. liberar
through prep. a transverso de, per.
se de, quitar se de.
through prep. tra. throw-off (become free from) v. quitar
through prep. per, a transverso de. se de, liberar se de.
throughbred adj/n. de pur sanguine, de throw-off (issue) v. emitter.
racia. throw-out v. expeller.
throughbred adj/n. de racia, de pur throw-over v. abandonar.
sanguine.
throw-up (abandon) v. abandonar.
throughout adv. in omne parte.
throw-up (toss in the air) v. jectar in
throughout prep. per, in omne parte del. aere.
throughout prep. in omne parte del, per. throw-up (vomit) v. vomitar.
through-train n. traino directe. thrush (bird) n. turdo.
throughway n. autostrata. thrush [Med] n. aphtha.
throw, cast, hurl v. jacular. thrush n. turdo.
throw n. tiro. thrust (mil) n. attacco.
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thrust (push) n. pulsata. thunder bolt, lightning n. fulmine.

thrust v. impeller. thunder-and-lightning v. fulminar.
thrust v. pulsar. thunderbolt n. fulmine.
thrust away v. abstruder. thunder-cloud n. nubilo.
thrust away v. abstruder -trud-/-trus-]. thunderstorm n. tempesta de tonitro.
thrust in, drive in v. figer. thunderstruck adj. Fig].
thrust in, drive in v. figer fig-/fix-]. thunderstruck (struck by lightning) adj.
thrust-back v. repulsar. siderate.
thrust-forward v. pulsar in avante. thurifer [Eccl] n. incensator.
thrust-in v. figer. thursday n. jovedi.
thrust-in v. intruder. Thursday n. jovedi.
thrust-out v. extender. Thursday n. jovedi (-dì)
thud n. ruito surde. thus adv. assi, si.
thud v. facer un ruito surde. thus adv. si, assi.
thug (fig) n. bruto. thus, so adv. ita.
thug (hist) n. strangulator. thus, so adv. si.
thumb n. pollice (pòl-). thus, so adv. assi (-sì)
thumb n. pollice. thus, so adv. assi.
thumb-a-lift v. facer le autostop. thus, so adv. sic.
thumb-tack n. cimice. thus far, hitherto, as yet, until now, so

far, yet, still, this place adv. adhuc.
thumbtack n. cimice.
thwart, oppose, run counter to v.
thumbtack n. cimice (cìmice).
contrariar.
thump, beat, cudgel v. massar.
thwart v. contrariar.
thump (blow) n. colpo.
thy pron. le... tue, tu.
thump (sound) n. ruito surde.
thy pron. tu, le... tue.
thump vi. batter pesantemente.
thyme [Bot] n. thymo.
thump vt. colpar.
thyme n. thymo.
thumping adj. enorme.
thymelaeaceous [Bot] adj. thymelaeacee.
thumping n. battimento pesante.
thymic adj. thymic.
thunder n. tonitro (tò-).
thymol [Chem] n. thymol.
thunder n. tonitro.
thymus [Anat] n. thymo.
thunder v. tonar.
thunder and lighten v. fulminar.
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thyreo-, thyro- (1. shield; 2. thyroid) tic, twitching [Med] n. tic F].
occurring in compounds] n. thyreo-. tick (buy on -) v. comprar a credito.
thyreoid, thyroid [Anat] adj. thyreoide. tick (insect) n. ricino.
thyreotomy, thyrotomy [Surg] n. tick (just a -) phr. un momento.
thyreotomia (- ìa). tick (of clock) n. tic-tac.
thyreotomy, thyrotomy [Surg] n.
tick (o.k. mark) n. marca de approbation.
thyreotomia.
tick (tic, nervous -) n. convulsion parve.
thyroid [Anat] adj. thyroide.
tick vi. facer tic-tac.
thyroid [Anat] n. glandula thyroide.
tick vt. poner un marca contra.
thyroid, thyreoid [Anat] adj. thyreoide.
ticked (- off, upset) adj. disturbate.
thyrotomy [Surg] n. thyrotomia.
ticked (marked) adj. marcate.
thyrotomy [Surg] n. thyrotomia (-
ticked (scolded) adj. reprochate.
ìa).
thyrotomy, thyreotomy [Surg] n. ticket (as in railroad, theater, ticket) n.
thyreotomia. ticket.
thyrotomy, thyreotomy [Surg] n. ticket (as in railroad, theater, ticket) n.
thyreotomia (- ìa). ticket A].
thyself pron. te. ticket, label, tag n. etiquetta.
ti, si [Mus] n. si. ticket, label, tag n. etiquetta (-ké-).
tiara n. tiara. ticket (lodging order) n. billet.
Tiber [Geog] n. Tiber. ticket (pol) n. lista electoral.
Tiber n. Tibre, Tibere. ticket (rr) n. billet, billette, billetto.
Tiber n. Tibere, Tibre. ticket (rr) n. billette, billetto, billet.
Tiberias [Geog] n. Tiberiades. ticket (rr) n. billetto, billet, billette.
Tibet [Geog] n. Tibet. ticket (tag) n. etiquetta.
Tibet n. Tibet. ticket seller n. billetero.
tibetan adj. tibetan. ticket-collector n. controllator de

billetes.
Tibetan adj. tibetan.
ticket-holder n. tenitor de billet.
Tibetan n. tibetano.
ticket-office n. billeteria.
tibetan n. tibetano.
ticket-window, box-office n. billeteria.
tibia n. tibia.
ticket-window, box-office n. billeteria
tibial [Anat] adj. tibial.
(- ìa).
tic n. tic.
ticking n. tela de matras.
tic, twitching [Med] n. tic.
ticking-off n. reproche.
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tickle v. titillar. tie-up (bind) v. ligar.

tickling n. titillation. tie-up (fig) v. immobilisar.
ticklish (easily tickled) adj. sensibile a tie-up (moor) v. amarrar.
titillation. tiff n. querela.
ticklish (of situation) adj. delicate. tiger n. tigre.
tick-off (scold) v. reprochar. tight (close fitting) adj. stricte.
tick-over v. tornar al maxime lentor. tight (closed) adj. hermeticamente.
tidal adj. de marea. tight (firmly) adv. ben, forte.
tide (high -) n. marea alte. tight (firmly) adv. forte, ben.
tide (low -) n. marea basse. tight (fitting closely) adj. stricte.
tide n. marea (- éa). tight (of nut) adj. fixe.
tide n. marea. tight (taut) adj. tense.
tidiness n. bon ordine, character tighten (by compression) v. serrar.
methodic.
tighten (by tension) v. tender.
tidiness n. character methodic, bon
tighten (screw) v. stringer.
ordine.
tightening, fastening (action of) n.
tidy (of person) adj. methodic.
serramento.
tidy (orderly) adj. in ordine.
tightening n. strictessa, serramento.
tidy v. poner in ordine.
tightening n. serramento, strictessa.
tie, bond n. ligamine.
tightening, stricture, binding tightly
tie (bond) n. ligamine.
(act of) n. strictura.
tie (clothing) n. cravata.
tight-fisted adj. avar.
tie [Mus] n. ligatura.
tightness n. strictessa, tension.
tie (rr) n. transversa.
tightness n. tension, strictessa.
tie vi. esser par.
tightness n. strictessa.
tie (votes) n. paritate.
tightrope n. corda tense.
tie vt. ligar, attaccar.
tightrope walker, funambulist n.
tie vt. attaccar, ligar. funambulo.
tie-down v. immobilisar. tightrope walker, funambulist n.
tie-on v. attaccar con corda. funambulo (- àm-).
tier n. grado, etage. tightrope-walker n. funambulo.
tier n. etage, grado. tights n. tricot.
tierce (1. Fencing]; 2. Eccl]) n. tertia. tights, sweater (knitted garment) n.
tricot.
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tights, sweater (knitted garment) n. timbale [Cookery] n. timbal.

tricot F]. timber n. ligno.
tigress n. tigressa. timberyard n. deposito de ligno.
tigrine adj. tigrate. timbre n. timbro.
tilde n. tilde. timbre (sound quality) n. timbre.
tilde n. tilde H]. time (1. duration) n. tempore.
tile n. tegula. time (age) n. periodo, epocha.
tile n. tegula (té-). time (age) n. epocha, periodo.
tile v. tegular. time (as in three times) n. vece.
tiler n. tegulero. time (as in three times) n. vice.
tilery n. teguleria (-ìa). time (as in to time a horse) v.
tilery n. teguleria. chronometrar.
Tiliaceae [Bot] n. tiliaceas. time (from - to -) adv. de tempore in
tiliaceous [Bot] adj. tiliacee. tempore.
till, cashbox (also: place, office, time (in -) adv. a tempore.
establishment, etc. where money is time n. tempore.
kept, received or paid, as cashier's time (set or calculate the time) v. fixar
desk, savings bank, sick fund, le hora, calcular le hora.
etc.) n. cassa. time (set or calculate the time) v.
till, cultivate v. coler. calcular le hora, fixar le hora.
till, cultivate v. coler col-/cult-]. time (sports) v. chronometrar.
till n. cassa. time (three -s) adj. phr. tres vices.
till prep. usque. time (waste -) v. phr. perder le tempore.
till v. laborar, cultivar. time of office of a legislative body n.

legislatura.
till v. cultivar, laborar.
time-bomb n. bomba a horologieria.
tilled, cultivated adj. culte.
time-exposure n. posa.
tiller [Naut] n. barra.
time-keeper n. chronometrista.
tiller [Nav] barra n. cultivator, laborator.
timekeeper n. chronometrista.
tiller (of the soil) n. laborator, cultivator.
timeless adj. eterne.
tilt n. inclination.
time-limit n. limitation de tempore.
tilt v. inclinar.
timely adj. opportun.
tilt v. inclinar (se).
timepiece (1. clock; 2. watch) n.
timbal, kettledrum n. timbal.
horologio.
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time-saving adj. phr. que economisa tinfoil n. folio de stanno.

tempore. tinge (fig) n. nuance.
time-sheet n. folio de presentia. tinge (shade) n. tinta.
time-table n. horario. tinge, tint v. tintar.
timetable n. horario. tinge v. tintar.
timid adj. pavorose, timide. tingle n. formicamento.
timid adj. timide, pavorose. tingle v. vibrar.
timid adj. timide. tingle v. formicar.
timid, fearful adj. pavorose. tingling n. formicamento.
timidity n. timiditate. tingling n. prurito.
timing (calculating length of time) n. tinker (- with) v. reparar
calculo de tempore. inexpertemente.
timing (sport) n. chronometrage. tinkerer n. caldierero.
timorous, fearful adj. timorose. tinkerer n. reparator.
Timothy n. Timotheo. tinkerer n. hobbyista.
timpani n. timbales. tinkle, jingle, clink v. tintinnar.
tin (can) n. cassa de latta. tinkle n. tintinno.
tin (can) n. latta. tinkle v. tintinnar.
tin (metal) n. stanno. tinkling, jingling, clinking (action of)
tin n. stanno. n. tintinnamento.
tin (plate with tin) v. stannar. tinkling n. tintinnamento.
tin v. stannar. tinning, tin-plating n. stannatura.
tin plater n. stannator. tin-opener n. aperilattas.
tinctorial adj. tinctorial. tinplate n. latta.
tinctorial adj. tinctori. tin-plating, tinning n. stannatura.
tincture n. tinctura. tinsel, foil n. auripelle.
tinder (kindling) n. fomite. tinsel n. auripelle.
tinder (kindling) n. esca. tinsmith n. stannero.
tinder n. fomite (fò-). tint, dye, hue n. tincto.
tinder n. esca. tint n. tincto, tinta.
tinder n. fomite. tint n. tinta, tincto.
tinea, ringworm, athlete's foot tint, shade, hue n. tinta.
[Pathol] n. tinea. tint, tinge v. tintar.
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tint v. tintar. tired adj. fatigate (pp of fatigar).

tiny adj. minuscule. tired adj. fatigate.
tiny, minute adj. minuscule. tired adj. lasse, fatigate.
tiny, very small adj. minime. tired adj. fatigate, lasse.
tiny, very small adj. minime (mì-). tired, weary adj. lasse.
tip (end) n. puncta, extremitate. tire-gauge n. manometro.
tip (end) n. extremitate, puncta. tireless adj. infatigabile.
tip (for rubbish) n. deposito. tiresome adj. moleste, enoiose.
tip (gratuity) n. gratification, pourboire. tiresome adj. enoiose, moleste.
tip (gratuity) n. pourboire, gratification. tire-trouble n. panna de pneu.
tip (hint) n. aviso. tiring adj. fatigante.
tip (incline) vt. inclinar. tiring, fatiguing adj. fatigante.
tip (pour) v. effunder. tisane, tea (medicinal) n. tisana.
tip, pourboire n. pourboire F]. tissue (biol) n. texito.
tip, pourboire n. pourboire. tissue [Biol] n. texito.
tip (predict) v. prognosticar. tissue (fabrication) n. texito.
tip (reward) v. gratificar. tissue [Med] n. histo.
tip vi. inclinar se. tissue-paper n. papiro de seta.
tip-off v. advertir. Titan [Gr. Mythol] n. Titan.
tip-over v. inverter tip-off advertimento titanic adj. titanic.
clandestin. Titanic adj. titanic.
tipster n. prognosticator. titanic [Chem/Mineral] adj. titanic.
tipster n. prognosticator (de cursas). titaniferous adj. titanifere.
tipsy adj. inebriate. titanite [Mineral] n. titanite.
tiptoe (on -) adv. sur le puncta del pedes. titanium [Chem] n. titanium.
tirade n. tirada. titanium [Chem] n. titanium (-tà-
tiration [Chem] n. titration. ).
tire (pneumatic) n. pneumatico. titanomachia, war of the Titans n.
tire (pneumatic) n. pneu. titanomachia (- ìa).
tire, tyre n. banda. titanomachia, war of the Titans n.
titanomachia.
tire, tyre (pneumatic) adj. pneumatico.
titbit n. morsello saporose.
tire, tyre v. fatigar.
tit-for-tat (give -) v. render le par.
tire, tyre v. fatigar (se).
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tithe n. decima. to (go - and fro) v. phr. ir e venir.

tithe n. decima (dé-). to (implying goal) prep. a.
tithe, terrage [Hist] n. terrage (-aje). to (implying purpose) prep. pro.
tithe, terrage [Hist] n. terrage. to prep. Gen].
tithe collector, tithe man n. decimator. to prep. ad.
tithe man, tithe collector n. decimator. to (towards) prep. verso.
tithing n. decimation. to, up to (a point in space or time) (all
tithing v. pagar le decima. the way) prep. usque.
titillate v. titillar. to barrack, quarter in barracks v.
titillation n. titillation. casernar.
to be condemned, condemnable adj.
title (1. title of nobility, honor, rank; 2.
condemnabile.
recognized claim or right; 3 . title
to be feared, fearful adj. timibile.
of a book, song) n. titulo (tì-
). to be impregnated (1. capable of
title (1. title of nobility, honor, rank; 2. being fecundated; 2. permeable)
recognized claim or right; 3 . title (apt or liable) adj. impregnabile.
of a book, song) n. titulo. to be liquidated, go into liquidation v.
title (all meanings) n. titulo. liquidar.
to become adolescent, grow up v.
title v. titular.
adolescer.
title page n. frontispicio.
to bring to an end, terminate v.
title-deed n. titulo de proprietate. terminar.
title-page n. pagina de titulo, to bring to completion, bring to a
frontispicio. close v. ultimar.
titrate [Chcm] v. titrar.
to burden with, load v. onerar.
titter n. riso dissimulate, riso nervose.
to circuit, go, walk round v. circuir.
titter v. rider dissimulatemente, rider
to circuit, go, walk round v. circuir (-
nervosemente.
ìr).
tittle-tattle n. commatrage.
to heal, cure v. sanar.
tittle-tattle v. commatrar.
to hum, drone buzz (make a low,
titular (held by virtue of a title titular) continuous sound) v. susurrar.
adj. titular.
to indebt, involve in debt v. indebitar.
to (a point in space or time, a goal)
to intuit, perceive by intuition v. intuer.
prep. a.
to lavish, be prodigal of v. prodigar.
to (forward) adv. in avante.
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to look ahead, look forward v. toadstool n. fungo.

prospicer -spic-/- spect-]. toady (flatterer) n. sycophante.
to look ahead, look forward v. toast (1. as in to toast bread; 2. to
prospicer. propose a toast to) v. toastar.
to make affected, to stylize, fill with
toast (1. toasted bread; 2. as in to
mannerism v. manierar.
drink a toast) n. toast A].
to make complete, complement v.
toast (1. toasted bread; 2. as in to
complementar.
drink a toast) n. toast.
to make milder or more pleasing,
toast (both senses) n. toast.
soften v. adulciar.
toast (both senses) v. tostar.
to page, number the pages of v.
paginar. toast v. tostar.
to reassure, tranquillize v. tranquillisar. toaster (both senses) n. tostator.
to relapse, fall back or down again v. toaster (one who or that which
recader. toasts) n. tostator.
to seriate, arrange in series v. seriar. tobacco (1. tobacco plant; 2. as in
to stylize, fill with mannerism, to smoking tobacco) n. tabaco.
make affected v. manierar. tobacco n. tabaco.
to such a degree, so, as adv. tam. tobacconist n. tabachero.
to supply for, substitute (someone) v. tobacconist's, cigar store n. tabacheria.
suppler. tobacconist's, cigar store n. tabacheria
to take dinner, dine v. dinar. (- ìa).
to that end, that purpose adv. eo. tobacconist's n. tabacheria.
to the end that, just as, as, how, in toboggan n. toboggan.
order that adv. ut. toboggan n. toboggan A].
to throw up, regurgitate v. regurgitar. toboggan v. ir in toboggan.
to title, endow with a title of rank adj. toccata [Mus] n. toccata.
titular. today adv. hodie.
to tread, crush, trample (grapes) v. today adv/n. hodie.
fullar.
today's adv. hodierne, de hodie.
to treat with a syringe, syringe v.
today's adv. de hodie, hodierne.
syringar.
toddle v. ambular a passos breve e
to turpentine, terebinthinate v.
terebinthinar. incerte.
toddler n. infante qui comencia ambular.
toad n. bufon.
toddy n. toddy.
1058
toddy n. toddy A]. toilet, water closet n. water-closet.

toe n. digito de pede. toilet, water closet n. water-closet A].
toehead adj. blonde. toilet soap (scented) n. saponetta.
toenail n. ungula del pede. toilet-paper n. papiro hygienic.
toe-the-line v. conformar se. toilet-roll n. rolo de papiro hygienic.
toe-the-line v. conformar se (al regulas). toilette (attire) n. toilette F].
toffee n. caramello al butyro. toilette (attire) n. toilette.
toga n. toga. toilet-water n. aqua de toilette.
toga [Rom. Antiq] n. toga. Tokay n. Tokai.
togaed (having a toga) adj. togate. Tokay n. Tokai Hu].
together adv. insimul, conjunctemente. toke v. fumar marijuana.
together adv. conjunctemente, insimul. Tokelau [Geog] n. Tokelau.
together, at once, at the same time token adj. symbolic.
adv. simul (sì-). token, indication, mark n. indicio.
together, at once, at the same time token (metal or plastic) n. dischetto.
adv. simul.
token n. signo, indicio.
together, conjointly, conjunctly,
token n. indicio, signo.
jointly adv. conjunctemente.
token (subway, underground rail) n.
together insimul (- sì-) adv.
jecton, jeton.
insimul.
token (subway, underground rail) n.
together insimul (- sì-) adv.
jeton, jecton.
insimul (- sì-).
Tokyo n. Tokio.
Togo [Geog] n. Togo.
tolerability n. tolerabilitate.
toil, labor n. travalio.
tolerable adj. tolerabile, suffribile.
toil, labor v. travaliar.
tolerable adj. suffribile, tolerabile.
toil n. labor, travalio.
tolerable, sufferable, bearable adj.
toil n. travalio, labor.
suffribile.
toil v. travaliar.
tolerable (that can be endured) adj.
toilet (dressing, grooming) n. toilette. tolerabile.
toilet (dressing, grooming) n. toilette tolerance n. tolerantia.
F]. tolerance, toleration n. tolerantia.
toilet (dressing) n. toilette.
tolerant adj. tolerante.
toilet (lavatory) n. w.c., water closet.
tolerate, endure v. tolerar.
toilet (lavatory) n. water closet, w.c.
tolerate v. tolerar.
1059
toleration n. toleration. -tomy (cutting) occurring in

toleration, tolerance n. tolerantia. compounds] n. -tomia.
tolerator n. tolerator. -tomy (cutting) occurring in
toll n. pedage. compounds] n. -tomia (-ìa).
toll n. pedage (-aje). ton (1. Weight]; 2. Naut]) n. tonna.
toll v. sonar. ton, tonne n. tonna.
toll colletor n. pedagero. tonal adj. tonal.
toll colletor n. pedagero (-ajéro). tonality [Mus] n. tonalitate.
toll-bar n. barriera de pedage. tone (1. sound, sound quality; 2.

Paint]; 3. Physiol]) n. tono.
toll-bridge n. ponte de pedage.
tone n. tono.
toll-collector n. pedagero.
tone arm, pickup [Elec] n. pick-up.
tollgate n. barriera.
tone arm, pickup [Elec] n. pick-up A].
tomahawk n. tomahawk A].
tone-arm n. pick-up.
tomahawk n. tomahawk.
tone-down v. attenuar.
tomato n. tomate.
toneless adj. monotone.
tomato paste n. pasta de tomate.
tone-with v. harmonisar con.
tomato plant n. tomatiero.
Tonga [Geog] n. Tonga.
tomb, grave n. tumba.
tongs n. tenalia.
tomb n. tumba.
tongs, pincers, nippers, vise, clamp n.
tomb, tombal adj. tumbal.
tenalia.
tombal, tomb adj. tumbal.
tongue [Anat] n. lingua.
tombola n. tombola I].
tongue (both senses) n. lingua.
tombola n. tombola.
tongue, language n. lingua.
tombstone n. petra tumbal.
tongue-tied adj. confuse, incapace
tomcat n. catto.
parlar.
tomfodlery n. stupiditates. tongue-tied adj. incapace parlar,
tommy-gun n. pistola mitraliatrice. confuse.
tomorrow adv. deman. tongue-twister n. parola o phrase
tomorrow adv. cras. difficile a parlar.
tomorrow adv/n. deman. tonic (1. Med]; 2. pertaining to the
stress of a syllable; 3. Mus]) adj.
tomorrow-night adv. deman vespere.
tonic.
tomorrow's, of tomorrow adj. crastine.
tonic adj. tonic, fortificante.
tomtom n. tamtam.
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tonic adj. fortificante, tonic. too (also) adv. tamben, anque.

tonic, fortifier n. fortificante. too (excessively) adv. troppo.
tonic n. tonico. too, too much adv. nimis (nì-).
tonicity [Physiol] n. tonicitate. too, too much adv. tro.
tonic-water n. aqua tonic. too, too much adv. nimis.
tonight adv/n. iste nocte, iste vespere. too fond of the bottle, winebibbing
tonight adv/n. iste vespere, iste nocte. adj. vinolente.
tonnage (cubical content of a vessel in too many adj. nimie, troppe, troppo de.
tons) n. tonnage. too many adj. troppo de, nimie, troppe.
tonnage (cubical content of a vessel in too many adj. troppe, troppo de, nimie.
tons) n. tonnage (-aje). too many, too much adj. nimie.
tonnage n. tonnage. too much adj. troppe.
tonne, ton n. tonna. too much adv. troppo.
tonsil [Anat] n. tonsilla. too much adv. nimis.
tonsil n. tonsilla, amygdala. too much, too adv. nimis.
tonsil n. amygdala, tonsilla. too much, too adv. tro.
tonsillar adj. tonsillar. too much, too adv. nimis (nì-).
tonsillectomy n. tonsillotomia (- too much, too many adj. nimie.
ìa). tool n. utensile, instrumento.
tonsillectomy n. tonsillotomia. tool n. instrumento, utensile.
tonsillectomy [Surg] n. tonsillectomia. tool, utensil n. utensile.
tonsillectomy [Surg] n. tonsillectomia (- tool-box n. cassa de utensiles.
ìa).
toot n. Naut].
tonsillitis n. tonsillitis.
toot (of car horn) n. colpo de klaxon.
tonsillitis [Pathol] n. tonsillitis.
toot v. dar un colpo de klaxon, sonar.
tonsillitis [Pathol] n. tonsillitis (-
toot v. sonar, dar un colpo de klaxon.
ìtis).
tooth, indent v. dentar.
tonsure [Eccl] n. tonsura.
tooth, indent v. indentar.
tonsure v. tonsurar.
tooth n. dente.
too, also adv. alsi.
toothache n. dolor de dentes.
too, also adv. anque (anke).
toothbrush n. brossa de dentes.
too, also adv. anque.
toothed (1. Zool/Bot] (dentate; 2.
too, also adv. alsi (-ì)
Mech] (cogged) adj. dentate.
too (also) adv. anque, tamben.
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toothed adj. dentate. top-heavy adj. pauco stabile, mal

toothless adj. sin dentes. equilibrate.
toothpaste n. dentifricio. top-heavy adj. mal equilibrate, pauco
stabile.
toothpick n. mundadentes (-dén-).
topic n. thema.
toothpick n. mundadentes.
topic n. topico.
top (a list) v. esser prime de.
topical (1. local) adj. topic.
top (add to) v. coronar.
topical adj. topic.
top (as in to spin a top) n. turbine.
topical or local application or remedy
top (beat) v. exceder.
n. topico.
top (chief) adj. principal.
topically adv. topicamente.
top (first) adj. prime.
topinambou, Jerusalem artichoke n.
top [Gen] n. parte superior, alto. tupinambà Tupi].
top [Gen] n. alto, parte superior. topinambou, Jerusalem artichoke n.
top (greatest) adj. maxime. tupinambà
top (highest) adj. le plus alte. topmost, highest adj. summe.
top (of page) n. capite. topo-, top- (place) occurring in
top (on bottle) n. capsula. derivatives and compounds] n.
topo-.
top (order) n. prime position.
topographer n. topographo (-
top (peak) n. culmine, summitate.
òqrapho).
top (peak) n. summitate, culmine.
topographer n. topographo.
top, summit n. summitate.
topographical adj. topographic.
top (surface) n. superficie.
topography (1. art or practice of
top (toy) n. turbine. topography; 2. topographical
top, upper part n. alto. features of an area) n. topographia (-
top (uppermost) adj. superior, supreme. ìa).
top (uppermost) adj. supreme, superior. topography (1. art or practice of
topaz n. topazo. topography; 2. topographical
features of an area) n. topographia.
topcoat n. supertoto.
topography n. topographia.
top-copy adj/n. original.
toponymy n. toponymia (-ìa).
top-deck adj/n. imperial.
toponymy n. toponymia.
top-gear n. quarte velocitate.
topple vi. cader, collaber, perder
top-hat n. cappello cylindro.
equilibrio.
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topple vi. collaber, perder equilibrio, tornado n. tornado.

cader. torpedineer n. torpedinero.
topple vi. perder equilibrio, cader, torpedo (1. Mil] (as in submarine
collaber. torpedo, aerial torpedo; 2. open
topple vt. facer cader. car with torpedo body) n. torpedo.
topsy-turvy adv. in disordine. torpedo (1. Zool] (electric ray; 2. Mil]
top-up v. plenar. (as in submarine torpedo, aerial
torch, brand n. face. torpedo; 3. Open car with torpedo
torch, brand n. facula. body) n. torpedine.
torch, brand n. facula (fàcula). torpedo n. torpedine, torpedo.
torch [Elect] n. lampa de tasca. torpedo n. torpedo, torpedine.
torch, flambeau n. torcha (-sha). torpedo v. torpedinar, torpedar.
torch, flambeau n. torcha. torpedo v. torpedinar.
torch (flame) n. torcha. torpedo v. torpedar.
toreador n. toreador H]. torpedo v. torpedar, torpedinar.
toreador n. toreador. torpedo-boat n. torpedinero.
torment, afflict v. remorder. torpid adj. torpide.
torment, afflict v. remorder -mord-/- torpidity n. torpiditate.
mors-]. torpor n. torpor.
torment, anguish n. tormento. torque (turning force) n. momento de
torment (cause torment) v. tormentar. fortia.
torment, cruciation, torture n. torrefaction n. torrefaction.
cruciation. torrefy (scorch, parch) v. torrefacer.
torment n. tormento. torrefy (scorch, parch) v. torrefacer -fac-
torment n. travalio. /- fact-].
torment, torture n. cruciamento. torrent adj. torrente (ppr ol torrer).
torment, torture v. cruciar. torrent adj. torrente.
torment v. travaliar. torrent n. torrente.
torment v. tormentar. torrential adj. torrential.
tormentil [Bot] n. tormentilla. torrentially adv. torrentialmente.
tormenting, torturing adj. tormentose. torrid adj. torride.
tormentor n. travaliator. torsion (act of turning or twisting) n.
tormentor n. tormentator. torsion.
torsion n. torsion.
tormentor, tormenter n. tormentator.
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torso n. torso I]. torturer n. tormentator.

torso n. torso. torturing, tormenting adj. tormentose.
tortoise n. tortuca. tory adj. conservatori.
tortoise, testudinal, testudineous adj. Tory n. tory A].
testudinee. Tory n. tory.
tortoise, turtle n. tortuca. tory n. conservator, tory.
tortoise [Zool] n. testudine. tory n. tory, conservator.
tortoiseshell n. scalia de tortuca. toss, toss about v. ballottar.
tortuosity (quality of being tortuous) toss vi. agitar se.
n. tortuositate.
toss vt. ballottar, jectar.
tortuous adj. serpentin, tortuose.
toss vt. jectar, ballottar.
tortuous adj. tortuose.
toss-up n. cosa dubitose.
tortuous adj. tortuose, serpentin.
toss-up v. ballottar, jectar, agitar.
torture (as in to put to torture) n.
toss-up v. jectar, agitar, ballottar.
tormento.
toss-up v. agitar, ballottar, jectar.
torture (fig) n. tormento.
tot (child) n. parve infante.
torture (fig) v. tormentar.
tot (of whisky) n. bicarietto.
torture n. tortura.
tot (total up) v. additionar, totalisar.
torture (physical) n. tortura.
tot (total up) v. totalisar, additionar.
torture (physically) v. torturar.
total adj. Fig].
torture, put to torture v. torturar.
total adj. total.
torture, put to torture v. tormentar.
total, aggregate, inclusive etc. adj.
torture, torment, cruciation n.
global.
cruciation.
total n. total.
torture, torment n. cruciamento.
total v. esser in toto, amontar a.
torture, torment v. cruciar.
total v. amontar a, esser in toto.
torture v. suppliciar.
totalitarian adj. totalitari.
torture stake n. palo de tortura, stauro,
cruce de tormento. totalitarian n. totalitario.
torture stake n. stauro, cruce de totalitarianism n. totalitarismo.
tormento, palo de tortura. totality n. universalitate.
torture stake n. cruce de tormento, palo totality n. totalitate.
de tortura, stauro. totalization n. totalisation.
torturer n. cruciator.
totalizator (totalizer) n. totalisator.
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totalize (ascertain the total of) v. touch [Gen] vt. toccar.

totalisar. touch (get in - with) v. phr. mitter se in
totally adv. totalmente. contacto con.
total-up v. additionar, totalisar, summar touch, move v. emotionar.
in toto. touch (sense of touch) n. toccar, tacto.
total-up v. summar in toto, additionar, touch (sense of touch) n. tacto, toccar.
totalisar.
touch v. tanger tang-/tact-;-ting-/-tact-].
total-up v. totalisar, summar in toto,
touch v. tanger.
additionar.
touch vi. toccar se.
tote (betting) n. totalisator.
touch again v. retoccar.
tote (carry) v. portar.
touch up, rework, retouch v. retoccar.
totem n. totem (tò-).
touchable adj. toccabile.
totem n. totem.
touch-and-go adj. toccante morte.
totemic adj. totemic.
toucher (one who or that which
totemism n. totemismo.
touches) n. toccator.
totem-pole n. palo totemic.
touching (act of) n. tacto.
totter, stagger v. titubar.
touching adj. emotionante, toccante.
totter v. titubar.
touching adj. toccante, emotionante.
tottering, staggering (act of) n.
titubation. touching, moving adj. emotionante.
tot-up v. totalisar, additionar. touching, pathetic adj. toccante (ppr of

toccar).
tot-up v. additionar, totalisar.
touching, pathetic adj. toccante.
touch (1. as in to touch a person on
touching up, retouching (act of) n.
the arm; 2. to affect emotionally) v.
retocco.
toccar.
touch-up v. retoccar.
touch (act of touching) n. tocco.
touchy adj. susceptibile.
touch (action of touching) n. tocca.
tough adj. foite, resistente, dur.
touch, be in contact with v. continger.
tough adj. resistente, dur, foite.
touch, be in contact with v. continger -
ting-/- tact-]. tough adj. dur, foite, resistente.
touch (emotionally) v. emover, tough n. duro, bandito.
emotionar. tough n. bandito, duro.
touch (emotionally) v. emotionar, toughen v. indurar.
emover. toughness n. soliditate, duressa.
touch, feel v. tastar.
toughness n. duressa, soliditate.
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tour n. tour. tow (action) n. remulco.

tour, trip, excursion n. tour. tow (fibre) n. stoppa.
tour, trip, excursion n. tour F]. tow n. stoppa.
tour v. visitar (como tourista), viagiar per. tow, towy adj. stoppose.
tour v. viagiar per, visitar (como tourista). tow v. remulcar.
tour v. viagiar per, visitar. toward, -s prep. verso.
tour v. visitar, viagiar per. toward, towards prep. verso.
tourism n. tourismo. towards prep. erga.
tourism n. tourismo (turìzino). towards prep. ob.
tourist adj. touristic. towards, toward prep. verso.
tourist n. tourista. towboat n. remulcator.
tourist n. tourista (turìsta). towel n. toalia.
tourist, touring adj. touristic towel n. toalia (-àlia).
(turìstic). towel-rail n. portatoalia.
tourist, touring adj. touristic. tower n. turre.
tourmaline n. tourmalina. tower v. elevar se.
tournament n. torneo. tower (watch -) n. guarita, turre de
tournament, tourney n. torneo (-éo). guarda.
tournament, tourney n. torneo. tower (watch -) n. turre de guarda,
tourney, tournament n. torneo. guarita.
tourney, tournament n. torneo (-éo). tower over v. dominar.
tourney v. tornear. towering (of rage) adj. violente.
tourniquet n. tournique. towering (rising above) adj. dominante,

imponente.
tourniquet; 2. turnstile [Med] n.
towering (rising above) adj. imponente,
tourniquet.
dominante.
tourniquet; 2. turnstile [Med] n.
tower-shaped adj. turriforme.
tourniquet F].
tousle, dishevel v. discapillar. towing n. remulcage.
tousled adj. discapillate. town, city n. urbe.
tout (for custom) v. sollicitar. town n. burgo.
tout (of tickets) n. revenditor. town n. citate, urbe.
tout (racing) n. informator. town n. urbe, citate.
tout (solicit) n. sollicitator. town clerk n. secretario municipal.

town district n. municipio.
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town hall n. palatio municipal. trace (outline) v. delinear, traciar.

town or city council, municipality n. trace (outline) v. traciar, delinear.
municipalilate. trace (track down) v. traciar, sequer le
town or city ha l n. municipalilate. pista.
town planning, city planning n. trace (track down) v. sequer le pista,
urbanismo. traciar.
town-planning n. urbanismo. trace v. indust.
townsman n. municipe. trace the outline of v. delinear.
townsman n. municipe (-nì-). traced design, tracing n. calco.
towpath n. cammino de traction. tracer (one who or that which traces)
towrope n. cablo de remulco. n. traciator.
towy, tow adj. stoppose. tracer, tracing point n. calcator.
toxic adj. toxic. trachea, windpipe n. trachea.
toxic, poisonous adj. toxic. trachea, windpipe n. trachea (-éa).
toxication, poisoning n. intoxication. tracheal adj. tracheal.
toxicological adj. toxicologic. tracheitis [Med] n. tracheitis.
toxicologist n. toxicologo (-cò-). tracheitis [Med] n. tracheitis (-

ìtis).
toxicologist n. toxicologo.
tracheotomy n. tracheotomia.
toxicology n. toxicologia.
tracheotomy n. tracheotomia (-
toxin [Biochem] n. toxina.
ìa).
toy adj. pro infantes, de joco.
tracing n. calco.
toy adj. de joco, pro infantes.
tracing, traced design n. calco.
toy n. joculo.
tracing point, tracer n. calcator.
toy, plaything n. joculo.
tracing-paper n. papiro de calco.
toyshop n. joculeria.
track n. Rr].
toy-with v. divertir se con, jocar con.
track n. Gen].
toy-with v. jocar con, divertir se con.
track (of tank) n. eruca.
trabecula [Anat/Zool] n. trabecula.
track (on disc) n. banda.
trace (1. to follow the trail of, track; 2.
track (path) n. cammino, sentiero.
to draw in outline) v. traciar.
track (path) n. sentiero, cammino.
trace, make a tracing v. calcar.
track, trail n. tracia.
trace n. tracia, vestigio.
track (trail) n. tracia.
trace n. vestigio, tracia.
track v. traciar.
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track-down v. trovar. trade in morocco (leather) n.

trackless adj. impenetrabile. marocchineria.
tracks, trail (of an animal) n. pista. trade in morocco (leather) n.
marocchineria (- erìa).
tracksuit n. supertoto athletic.
trade-dispute n. conflicto industrial.
tract (1. stretch of territory; 2. period
trade-in v. offerer (un cosa.
of time; 3. Liturgy]) n. tracto.
trademark n. marca de fabrica.
tract (digestive -) n. via digestive.
trader n. commerciante.
tract n. tracto.
tradesman n. fornitor.
tractability n. tractabilitate.
tradesman's-entrance n. entrata de
tractable adj. tractabile.
servicio.
tractable (easy to deal with or to
trade-union n. trade-union.
control) adj. tractabile.
trade-union n. trade-union A].
traction n. traction.
trade-union n. syndicato (obrer).
traction (pulling, draft) n. traction.
trade-union n. syndicato.
tractor (automotive vehicle used for
trade-unionism n. trade-unionismo.
hauling) n. tractor.
tradeunionism n. syndicalismo.
tractor n. tractor.
trade-unionist n. trade-unionista.
tractor-driver n. tractorista.
trade-unionist n. syndicalista.
trade adj. commercial.
tradeunionist n. syndicalista.
trade (be engaged in trade) v. negotiar.
trade-wind n. vento alisee.
trade (business) n. commercio.
trading n. commercio.
trade, commerce, traffic n. traffico.
trading-stamp n. coupon de disconto.
trade, commerce, traffic n. traffico
(trà-). tradition n. tradition.
trade, deal (do business) v. traditional adj. traditional.
commerciar. traditionalism n. traditionalismo.
trade, deal (do business) v. mercar. traditionalist n. traditionalista.
trade (job) n. mestiero. traditionally adv. traditionalmente.
trade, traffic n. mercantia. traffic (air, rail) n. movimentos.
trade, traffic n. negotio. traffic (as in road traffic) n. circulation.
trade (traffic) n. traffico. traffic (bad sense) n. traffico.
trade v. commerciar (in). traffic (road) n. circulation.
trade v. commerciar. traffic, trade, commerce n. traffico.
trade in contraband v. contrabandar.
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traffic, trade, commerce n. traffico train (1. train of a gown; 2. suite,

(trà-). retinue; 3. cortege, procession) n.
traffic, trade n. negotio. traino.
traffic, trade n. mercantia. train (a gun) v. punctar.
traffic (trade) n. commercio. train (animals) v. maestrar.
traffic v. trafficar. train (as in train of a gown) n. cauda.
trafficator n. indicator de direction. train (drill) v. trainar.
traffic-circle n. cruciata giratori. train, exercise, drill v. exercitar.
traffic-indicator n. indicator de train (exercise, drill) v. trainar.
direction. train (gown) n. cauda.
traffic-island n. refugio. train, instruct v. maestrar.
traffic-jam n. imbottiliamento/ paralyse train n. Rr].
de circulation. train n. Fig].
trafficker n. trafficator.
train (of thought) n. filo.
traffic-lights n. signales luminose.
train [R.R] n. convoyo (- vò-).
tragacanth n. tragacantha.
train [R.R] n. convoyo.
tragedian (1. actor in a tragedy; 2.
train (teach) v. instruer, formar.
author of tragedies) n. tragedo.
train (teach) v. formar, instruer.
tragedian n. tragediano.
train vi. exercitar se.
tragedy n. tragedia.
train vt. Gen].
tragic adj. tragic.
trainbearer (one who holds up the
tragic, tragical (1. of a tragedy; 2.
train of a robe or gown) n.
calamitous) adj. tragic.
caudatario.
tragical, tragic (1. of a tragedy; 2. trained adj. diplomate, specialisate.
calamitous) adj. tragic.
trained adj. specialisate, diplomate.
tragicomedy n. tragicomedia.
trainee n. practicante.
tragicomic adj. tragicomic.
trainer n. trainator.
trail n. pista, tracia.
trainer (sport) n. instructor, trainer.
trail n. tracia, pista.
trainer (sport) n. trainer, instructor.
trail, track n. tracia.
trainer (tamer) n. domator.
trail, tracks (of an animal) n. pista.
training (drill, practice) n. exercitation.
trail vi. sequer lentemente.
training, exercise, drill n. exercitation.
trail vt. sequer le pista de.
training, instruction n. maestramento.
trailer n. remulco.
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training (professional) n. formation. tram-track n. via ferree (de tramvia).

trait (1. lineament of the face, feature; tram-track n. via ferree.
2. distinctive characteristic) n. tramway n. tramvia.
tracto. tramway (track for streetcars) n.
trait n. tracto. tramway A].
traitor n. traitor. tramway (track for streetcars) n.
Trajan [Rom. Hist] n. Trajano. tramway.
Trajan's, of Trajan adj. trajan. trance n. trance.
trajectory n. trajectoria. tranquil adj. tranquille.
tram n. tram, tramway. tranquil, calm adj. tranquille.
tram n. tramway, tram. tranquillity n. tranquillitate.
tram, streetcar n. tram A]. tranquillize, to reassure v. tranquillisar.
tram, streetcar n. tram. tranquillize v. tranquillisar.
tramcar, trolley, streetcar (car) n. tranquillizer adj. tranquillisante.
tramway A]. transact v. transiger -ig-/-act].
tramcar, trolley, streetcar (car) n. transact v. transiger.
tramway. transactioal adj. transactional.
tram-driver n. guidator de tram.
transaction n. transaction.
tramp, journey, walk along v.
transactions (of a learned society) n.
camminar.
memorias.
tramp (man) n. vagabundo.
transactor n. transactor.
tramp (tread) n. passos pesante.
transalpine [Geog] adj. transalpin.
tramp v. camminar.
transalpine (native of a country
tramp (walk) n. excursion a pede. beyond the Alps) n. transalpino.
trample, - on v. fullar, calcar. transatlantic adj. transatlantic.
trample, to tread, crush (grapes) v. transcend, exceed v. transcender.
fullar.
transcend v. transcender.
trample, trample on v. calcar, fullar.
transcendency n. transcendentia.
trample, tread v. calcar.
transcendent adj. transcendente (ppr of
trampoline n. trampolino.
transcender).
tramp-steamer n. nave de servicio transcendent adj. transcendente.
autonome.
transcendental adj. transcendental.
tram-route n. linea de tramvia.
transcendental [Philos] adj.
tramsship, transfer v. transbordar.
transcendental.
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transcendental philosphy, transfer (property) v. ceder.

transcendentalism n. transfer, tramsship v. transbordar.
transcendentalismo. transfer, transference n. transferentia.
transcendentalism, transcendental
transfer, transshipment n. transbordo.
philosphy n. transcendentalismo.
transfer v. Gen].
transcendentalist n. transcendentalista.
transferable adj. Gen].
transcendentally adv.
transferable adj. transferibile.
transcendentalmente.
transferable, assignable adj. cessibile.
transcribe (1. to make a written copy
of; 2. Mus]) v. transcriber -scrib-/- transferable (property) adj. cessibile.
script-]. transference n. transferentia.
transcribe (1. to make a written copy transference, transfer n. transferentia.
of; 2. Mus]) v. transcriber. transfer-rate n. commun.
transcribe v. transcriber. transfiguration n. transfiguration.
transcriber n. transcriptor. transfigure (change the form or
transcript, copy n. transcripto. appearance of) v. transfigurar.
transcript n. transcripto. transfigure v. transfigurar.
transcription (1. act of copying; 2. transfix v. transfiger -fig-/-fix-].
Mus]) n. transcription. transfix v. transfiger.
transcription n. transcription. transfixion n. transfixion.
transept n. nave transversal. transform, metamorphose (cause to
transfer (1. removal; 2. Law]) n. change form) v. metamorphosar.
transferimento. transform v. transformar.
transfer (1. to move, shift; 2. Law] transformable adj. transformabile.
(transfer property) v. transferer.
transformation n. transformation.
transfer (1. to move, shift; 2. Law]
transformative adj. transformative.
(transfer property) v. transferer -fer-
transformer (1. one who tranforms
/-lat-].
something; 2. Elec]) n.
transfer, convey v. traducer.
transformator.
transfer, convey v. traducer -duc-/-duct-
transformer n. transformator.
].
transformism n. transformismo.
transfer n. Gen].
transformist n. transformista.
transfer (passengers) n. transbordo.
transfusion n. transfusion.
transfer (passengers) v. transbordar.
transgress, commit a wrong v.
transfer (property) n. cession.
delinquer.
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transgress, commit a wrong v. translate (1. to transfer, remove; 2. as

delinquer -linqu-/- lict-]. in to translate a book) v. translatar.
transgress, trespass (against) v. translate (a language) v. traducer.
transgressar. translate (as in to translate into
transgress, trespass (against) v. French) v. traducer -duc-/-duct-].
transgreder.
translate (as in to translate into
transgress, trespass (against) v.
French) v. traducer.
transgreder -gred-/-gress-].
translate (interpret) v. interpretar.
transgress vt. transgressar, infringer.
translate (move) v. translatar.
transgress vt. infringer, transgressar.
translation (1. act of translating from
transgression n. transgression.
one language into another; 2.
transgressive adj. transgressive.
version resulting from translation)
transgressor n. transgressor. n. traduction.
transient adj. transiente, fugace. translation (1. transference, removal;
transient adj. fugace, transiente. 2. as in translation of a book) n.
transient, passing adj. transiente. translation.
transient, transitory adj. transitori. translation (movement) n. translation.
transient, transitory, fleeting adj. translation (of language) n. traduction.

fugace. translation (result) n. version.
transistor n. transistor. translator n. traductor.
transit n. transito (tràn-). translator (one who translates from
transit n. transito. one language into another) n.
transition n. transition. traductor.
translucence, translucency n.
transitional adj. de transition.
transluciditate.
transitive adj. transitive.
translucency, translucence n.
transitive [Gram] adj. transitive.
transluciditate.
transitoriness n. fugacitate. translucent n. translucide.
transitory adj. transitori. translucent (partly transparent) adj.
transitory, fleeting, transient adj. translucide.
fugace. transmissibility n. transmissibilitate.
transitory, transient adj. transitori. transmissible adj. transmissibile.
Trans-Jordan [Geog] n. Trans-Jordania. transmission (1. transmittal, passing
translatable adj. traducibile. on; 2. transmission gear) n.
transmission.
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transmission n. transmission. transplant v. transplantar.

transmit, pass on v. transmitter. transplantation n. transplantation.
transmit, pass on v. transmitter -mitt-/- transport (1. to convey; 2. to
miss ]. enrapture) v. transportar.
transmit (pass on) v. transmitter. transport (1. transportation,
transmit (physics) v. conducer. conveyance; 2. transport- ship; 3 .
transmitter (1. person or thing that rapture) n. transporto.
transmits something; 2. Teleph]) n. transport n. transporto.
transmissor. transport, transportation n.
transmitter [Gen] transmissor n. transportation.
radiodiffusor. transport v. transportar.
transmitter [Radio] n. radiodiffusor. transport charges (postage,
transmitter (tv) n. telediffusor, emissor. freightage, etc) n. porto.
transmitter (tv) n. emissor, telediffusor. transportable adj. transportabile.
transmontane adj. transmontan. transportation n. transportation.
transmutability n. transmutabilitate. transportation, transport n.
transmutable adj. transmutabile. transportation.
transmutation n. transmutation. transport-charges n. porto.
transmute v. transmutar. transporter (one who transports) n.
transmute v. transmutar, converter. transportator.
transpose (1. to transfer; 2. to
transmute v. converter, transmutar.
interchange the position of; 3.
transom n. transversa.
Mus]) v. transponer.
transparency, diapositive, transparent
transpose (1. to transfer; 2. to
positive [Photog] n. diapositiva.
interchange the position of; 3.
transparency n. Photog].
Mus]) v. transponer -pon-/-posit-].
transparency n. transparentia.
transpose v. transponer.
transparency (state) n. transparentia.
transposer (one who or that which
transparent adj. transparente. transposes) n. transpositor.
transparent positive, transparency, transposition (1. act of transposing; 2.
diapositive [Photog] n. diapositiva. interchange of position; 3. Mus]) n.
transpire (1. to emit, breathe forth; 2. transposition.
to become known, leak out) v. transpositive [Gram] adj. transpositive.
transpirar. transship n. transbordar.
transplant n. transplantation.
transshipment, transfer n. transbordo.
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transubstantiate [Theol] v. trash, old stuff n. antiqualia.

transsubstantiar. trash (refuse) n. immunditias.
transubstantiation [Theol] n. trash (worthless goods) n. antiqualia,
transsubstantiation. cosas sin valor.
transudation n. transsudation. trash (worthless goods) n. cosas sin
transude v. transsudar. valor, antiqualia.
Transvaal n. Transvaal. trashy adj. sin valor.
transvase, decant v. transvasar. trauma n. trauma.
transversal transversal adj. transversal. traumatic adj. traumatic.
transverse, lying across or athwart adj. travel (cover) v. percurrer.
transverse. travel (go) v. ir, vader.
Transylvania n. Transsilvania. travel (go) v. vader, ir.
Transylvanian adj. transsilvan. travel (move) v. mover se.
Transylvanian n. transsilvano. travel n. viages.
trap, catch in a trap v. trappar. travel v. viagiar (-jàr).
trap n. trappa. travel v. Phys].
trap v. trappar. travel v. viagiar.
trap door, hatch n. trappa. travel v. Gen].
trapdoor n. trappa. travel agency n. agentia de viages.
trapez- (table) occurring in travel from place to place v. itinerar.
derivatives] n. trapez-.
traveler n. viagiator (-ja-).
trapeze [Gymnastics] n. trapezio.
traveler n. viagiator.
trapeze n. trapezio.
traveler's check (traveller's cheque) n.
trapeziform adj. trapeziforme. cheque de viagiator.
trapezium [Geom] n. trapezio. traveling (for travel) adj. de viages.
trapezoid [Geom] n. trapezoide. traveling (mobile) adj. ambulante.
trapper (one who traps animals) n. traveling n. viages.
trappator. traveling bag n. portamantello.
trappings n. ornamentos, apparato,
traveling bag, valise n. valise F].
paraphernales.
traveling bag, valise n. valise.
trappings n. apparato, paraphernales,
traveling-expenses n. dispensas de
ornamentos.
viage.
trappings n. paraphernales, ornamentos,
traverse, cross (1. to pass across or
apparato.
through; 2. to thwart) v. transversar.
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traverse [Fortif] n. transversa. treasury (1. treasure house; 2.

travesty n. parodia. treasury department, exchequer) n.
travesty v. parodiar. thesaureria (-ìa).
treasury (1. treasure house; 2.
trawl n. draga.
treasury department, exchequer) n.
trawl v. dragar.
tresoreria (-ìa).
trawler n. nave de pisca (con draga).
treasury (1. treasure house; 2.
trawler n. nave de pisca. treasury department, exchequer) n.
tray n. tabuliero. tresoreria.
tray n. tabuliero (de servicio). treasury (1. treasure house; 2.
treacherous (dangerous) adj. periculose. treasury department, exchequer) n.
treacherous (disloyal) adj. perfide. thesaureria.
treasury, fisc, exchequer n. fisco.
treachery n. perfidia, traition.
treasury n. tresoreria, fisco.
treachery n. traition, perfidia.
treasury n. fisco, tresoreria.
treacle n. melassa.
treasury (repository for a treasure or
tread (of tyre) n. banda de rolamento.
treasures) n. thesauro.
tread (step) n. passo.
treat (1. to deal with, handle, subject
tread, trample v. calcar.
to a treatment; 2. to entertain) v.
tread (trample) vt. calcar.
tractar.
tread vi. mitter le pede, camminar. treat [Gen] v. tractar.
tread vi. camminar, mitter le pede. treat [Med] v. medicar.
treadle n. pedal. treat [Med] v. curar.
treason, betrayal n. traition. treat (pleasure) n. placer.
treason n. traition. treat, refreshment n. regalo.
treasonable adj. traitor. treat (refreshment) n. regalo.
treasure n. thesauro. treat (socially) v. pagar a biber, regalar.
treasure n. tresor. treat (socially) v. regalar, pagar a biber.
treasure v. guardar como un tresor. treat again v. retractar.
treasurer n. thesaurero. treat of v. tractar de.
treasurer n. tresorero, cassero. treat with deference v. obsequiar.
treasurer n. tresorero. treat with medicaments v.
treasurer n. cassero, tresorero. medicamentar.
treat with spite, spite, mortify v.
despectar.
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treatise n. tractato. tremble, shake v. trepidar.

treatment [Med] n. cura. tremble (shake, shiver) v. tremer.
treatment [Med] n. therapia. tremble v. tremular, tremer.
treatment [Med] n. tractamento medical. tremble v. tremer, tremular.
treatment n. tractamento. tremble v. tremular.
treatment (preferential -) phr. tremble with fear, trepidate v. trepidar.
tractamento preferential. trembler n. tremulator.
treaty, agreement n. tractato. trembling adj. tremente.
treaty n. tractato. trembling, fearful, trepid adj. trepide.
treble n. soprano. trembling n. tremulamento.
treble n. ad triple. trembling, shaking n. tremulamento.
treble, triple adj. triple. trembling, shaking, tremor n. tremor.
treble, triple v. triplar. trembling poplar, aspen n. tremulo (tré-
treble v. triplar. ).
treble clef n. clave de sol. trembling poplar, aspen n. tremulo.
trebling, tripling (action of) n. tremendous (1. terrifying; 2.
triplamento. extraordinary) adj. tremende.
tree, arboreal adj. arboree. tremendous adj. tremende.
tree [Bot] n. arbore. tremolo [Mus] n. tremolo.
tree n. arbore. tremolo [Mus] n. tremolo I].
tree bark n. cortice de arbore. tremor, agitation, commotion (violent
tree house n. casa in arbore. physical or mental disturbance) n.
tree sap n. succo de arbore. commotion.
tree trunk n. trunco del arbore. tremor n. fremito, tremor.
trefoil [Arch] n. trifolio. tremor n. tremor, fremito.
trefoil, clover [Bot] n. trifolio. tremor, quiver, shiver n. fremito (fré-).
trek (fig) n. viage longe e penose. tremor, quiver, shiver n. fremito.
trek (migration) n. migration. tremor, trembling, shaking n. tremor.
trek v. facer un viage longe e penose. tremulant, tremulent adj. tremulante

(ppr of tremular).
trellis, espalier n. spalier.
tremulant, tremulent adj. tremulante.
trellis n. spalier.
tremulent, tremulant adj. tremulante.
tremble n. tremor.
tremulent, tremulant adj. tremulante
tremble, quiver, shiver v. fremer.
(ppr of tremular).
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tremulous, quivering adj. tremule. triad (1. trio, trinity, three; 2. specif.:
trench [Mil] n. trenchea. Mus/Geom]) n. triade.
trench [Mil] n. trenchea (-éa). triad (1. trio, trinity, three; 2. specif.:
trench, moat, fosse, ditch n. fossato. Mus/Geom]) n. triade (trì-).
trench n. trenchea. triadic adj. triadic.
trench-coat n. impermeabile militar. trial (as in trial for theft) n. judicio.
trend n. tendentia, direction. trial [Jur] n. judicio.
trend n. direction, tendentia. trial, test n. essayo (-sà-).
trendy adj. de moda. trial, test n. essayo.
Trent n. Trento. trial (test) n. prova, tentativa.
Trentine adj. trentin. trial (test) n. tentativa, prova.
trepannation (hole in the head) n. trial-by-jury n. judicio per juratos.

trepannation. triangle (all senses) n. triangulo.
trepanne v. trepannar. triangle n. triangulo.
trepid, trembling, fearful adj. trepide. triangle n. triangulo (-àngulo).
trepidation (1. tremor, shaking; 2. triangular adj. triangule.
trembling with fear) n. trepidation. triangular adj. triangular.
trepidation, agitation n. trepiditate. triangular triangular adj. triangular.
trespass n. transpasso. triangulation n. triangulation.
trespass (sin) n. peccato. Trias [Geol] n. trias.
trespass, transgress (against) v. Triassic [Geol] adj. triassic.
transgressar. tribal adj. tribal.
trespass, transgress (against) v.
tribe (1. Anc. Hist]; 2. as in Indian
transgreder -gred-/-gress-].
tribes; 3. as in the cat tribe) n. tribo.
trespass, transgress (against) v.
tribe n. tribo.
transgreder.
tribesman n. membro de tribo.
trespass (transgression) v. intrusion.
tribulate v. tribular.
trespass v. transgressar.
tribulation n. tribulation.
trespass v. transpassar.
tribunal (1. seat of a judge; 2. court or
trespasser n. intruso.
forum of justice) n. tribunal.
trespass-upon v. abusar de.
tribunal n. tribunal.
tress, braid, plait n. tressa.
tribunal n. judicio.
trestle n. cavalletto.
tribunate, tribuneship n. tribunato.
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tribune (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. defender of trickery (fraud) n. fraude.

the people) n. tribuno. trickle, flow v. manar.
tribune, rostrum, platform n. tribuna. trickle n. stillation.
tribuneship, tribunate n. tribunato. trickle v. manar.
tribunitial, tribunitian adj. tribunitie. trickster n. fraudator, dupator.
tribunitian, tribunitial adj. tribunitie. trickster n. dupator, fraudator.
tributary (1. as in tributary nations; 2. tricky (person) adj. astute.
as in tributary stream) adj. tributari. tricky (situation) adj. delicate, difficile.
tributary adj. affluente, tributari. tricky (situation) adj. difficile, delicate.
tributary adj. tributari, affluente. tricolor n. tricolor.
tributary n. affluente. tricolor, tricolored adj. tricolor.
tribute (1. enforced payment imposed tricolored, tricolor adj. tricolor.
by a conqueror; 2 . as in a tribute
tricorn n. tricorno.
to the dead) n. tributo.
tricot (1. knitted material; 2. soft
tribute n. tributo.
ribbed fabric) n. tricot F].
trichina [Zool] n. trichina.
tricot (1. knitted material; 2. soft
trichinosis [Pathol] n. trichinosis (- ribbed fabric) n. tricot.
òsis).
tricycle n. tricyclo.
trichinosis [Pathol] n. trichinosis.
trident (1. three- pronged fish spear;
trichinous adj. trichinose.
2. Mythol]) n. tridente.
trichloride n. trichlorido.
tridimensional, threedimensional adj.
trichloride n. trichlorido (-clòr-). tridimensional.
tricipite (- cì-) (of the triceps) triennial adj. triennal.
Anat] adj. tricipite. triennial adj. trienne.
tricipite (- cì-) (of the triceps) triennial n. triennal.
Anat] adj. tricipite (-cì-).
triennium n. triennio.
trick, artifice n. artificio.
Trieste n. Trieste.
trick (hoax) v. mystificar.
trifacial, trigeminal [Anat] adj. trifacial.
trick (ruse) n. artificio.
trifid adj. trifide (trì-).
trick, stratagem n. maneo (-éo).
trifid adj. trifide.
trick, stratagem n. maneo.
trifle, bagatelle n. bagatella.
trick (swindle) n. fraude.
trifle n. trica.
trick v. dupar.
trifle (small article) n. bagatella, trica.
trickery (cleverness) n. astutia.
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trifle (small article) n. trica, bagatella. trillion (1. unit with 12 zeros annexed;
trifle (sweet) n. dessert de biscuites 2. unit with 18 zeros annexed) n.
imbibite de vino, coperite de gelea con trillion.
fructos, coronate de crema. trillion adj/n. trillion.
trifle (sweet) n. coronate de crema, trillionth adj. trillionesime (-ésime).
dessert de biscuites imbibite de vino, trillionth adj. trillionesime.
coperite de gelea con fructos.
trilobate, three-lobed adj. trilobate.
trifle (sweet) n. coperite de gelea con
fructos, coronate de crema, dessert de trilobite [Paleontol] n. trilobite.
biscuites imbibite de vino. trilogy n. trilogia.
trifle-with n. jocar con. trilogy n. trilogia (-ìa).
trifling n. sin importantia, insignificante. trim adj. in bon stato, elegante.
trifling n. insignificante, sin importantia. trim adj. elegante, in bon stato.
trifling, slightness n. legieressa. trim (balance) v. equilibrar.
trifling, slightness n. legieressa (-jer-). trim, decorate, garnish v. guarnir.
trifling, unimportant, slight adj. tenue. trim (form) n. stato.
trifoliate [Bot] adj. trifoliate. trim (garnish) v. guarnir.
triform adj. triforme. trim (hair, grass) v. tonder.
trigeminal, trifacial [Anat] adj. trifacial. trim (in -) phr. in forma.
trigeminous, born three at one birth trim (of hair) n. tonditura.
adj. trigemine (-gé-). trim, prune, lop (trees or vines) v.
trigeminous, born three at one birth putar.
adj. trigemine. trim (prune) v. putar.
trigger [Firearms] n. can. trim the margin of, remove the margin
trigger n. can. of v. emarginar.
trigger-happy adj. disposite a tirar a trimerous [Bot/Zool] adj. trimere.
omne cosa. trimeter n. trimetro.
trigonometry n. trigonometria.
trimeter n. trimetro (trì-).
trilateral, three-sided adj. trilatere.
trimming, decorating, garnishing
trilingual adj. trilingue. (action of) n. guarnimento.
trill n. trillo. trimming (garnish) n. guarnition
trill, shake [Mus] n. trillo. tonditura.
trill v. trillar. trimming, garniture n. guarnitura.
trimming, garniture n. garnition.
trimmings n. accessorios.
1079
Trinidad n. Trinidad H]. triplane n. triplano.

Trinidad n. Trinidad. triple adj. triple.
Trinidad-and-Tobago [Geog] n. triple, threefold adj. trin.
Trinidad e Tobago. triple, threefold, triplex adj. triplice.
Trinitarian (1. Theol]; 2. member of triple, threefold, triplex adj. triplice
the Order of the Holy Trinity) n. (trì-).
trinitario. triple, treble adj. triple.
trinity n. trinitate.
triple, treble v. triplar.
trinket n. parve ornamento.
triple v. triplicar, triplar.
trinomial [Alg] adj. trinomie.
triple v. triplar, triplicar.
trinomial [Alg] n. trinomio.
triplet (combination of three) n.
trio n. trio. tripletto.
trioxide n. trioxydo (-ò-). triplet n. trigemino (-gé-).
trioxide n. trioxydo. triplet n. trigemino.
trip, excursion, tour n. tour F]. triplex, triple, threefold adj. triplice
trip, excursion, tour n. tour. (trì-).
trip (excursion) n. tour, excursion. triplex, triple, threefold adj. triplice.
trip (excursion) n. excursion, tour. triplicate adv. triplicato.
trip, journey n. viage (-aje). triplicate (one of three copies of a
trip, journey n. viage. document) n. triplicato.
trip (run) n. cursa, percurso. triplicate v. triplicar.
trip (run) n. percurso, cursa. triplication n. triplication.
trip (taxi) n. cursa. triplicity n. triplicitate.
trip vi. facer un passo false. tripling, trebling (action of) n.

triplamento.
trip vt. facer cader.
tripod n. tripede.
tripartite (divided into three parts) adj.
tripod n. tripede (trì-).
tripartite.
tripartition n. tripartition. Tripoli (city of Tripoli) n. Tripole.
tripe [Cookery] n. tripa. Tripolitan adj. tripolitan.
tripe n. Fig]. Tripolitan n. tripolitano.
tripe n. Cul]. trireme, three-oared trireme adj.

trireme.
triphthong (union of three vowels
trisect v. trisecar.
pronounced in one syllable) n.
triphthongo. trisect v. trisecar -sec-/-sect-].
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trisection n. trisection. triumvirate n. triumvirato.

trismus, lockjaw n. trismo. triune adj. trin.
trisyllabic adj. trisyllabe (- sì-). trivial (ordinary) adj. banal.
trisyllabic adj. trisyllabe. trivial (trifling) adj. insignificante.
trisyllabo n. trisyllabo (- sì-). triviality n. banalitate, insignificantia.
trisyllabo n. trisyllabo. triviality n. insignificantia, banalitate.
trite adj. banal. trivium [Hist] n. trivio.
trite, banal adj. banal. trochaic [Pros] adj. trochaic.
triteness, banality n. banalitate. trochee [Pros] n. trocheo.
triteness n. banalitate. trochee [Pros] n. trocheo (-éo).
triteness n. trivialitate. troika n. troika.
Triton [Gr. Mythol] n. Triton. troika n. troika (tròi-) R].
triturable adj. triturabile. Trojan adj. troian.
triturate v. triturar. Trojan, Dardanian n. dardano.
trituration (action of triturating) n. Trojan, Dardanian n. dardano
tritura. (dàr-).
trituration n. trituration. Trojan (inhabitant of Troy) n. troiano.
triumph (1. Rom Antiq]; 2. exultation trolley n. trolley.
of success;3. as in triumph of trolley (revolving wheel which makes
knowledge) n. triumpho. contact with the overhead wire and
triumph (1. Rom. Antiq]; 2. to exult; 3. transmits power to the trolley car)
to obtain victory) v. triumphar. n. trolley A].
triumph n. triumpho. trolley (revolving wheel which makes
triumph v. triumphar. contact with the overhead wire and
transmits power to the trolley car)
triumphal adj. triumphal.
n. trolley.
triumphally adv. triumphalmente.
trolley, streetcar, tramcar (car) n.
triumphant adj. triumphante (ppr of
tramway.
triumphar).
trolley, streetcar, tramcar (car) n.
triumphant adj. triumphante.
tramway A].
triumpher n. triumphator. trolley-bus n. trolleybus.
triumvir [Rom. Antiq] n. triumviro. trolley-car n. tram.
triumvir [Rom. Antiq] n. triumviro (- trombone n. trombon.
ùm-).
trombonist n. trombonista.
triumviral adj. triumviral.
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troop (1. body of people; 2. Mil]) n. trouble, difficulty n. pena.

truppa. trouble (difficulty) n. difficultate, pena.
trope [Rhet] n. tropo. trouble (difficulty) n. pena, difficultate.
trophic (pertaining to nutrition) adj. trouble (distress) n. affliction.
trophic.
trouble n. indust.
trophy n. tropheo.
trouble (upset) v. disturbar.
trophy n. tropheo (-éo).
trouble vi. incommodar se.
tropic n. tropico.
trouble vt. incommodar.
tropic, tropical adj. tropic.
troubleshooter n. investigator de
tropical adj. tropical.
conflictos industrial.
tropical adj. tropic(al). troublesome adj. moleste, enoiose.
tropic-of-cancer v. tropico del cancere. troublesome adj. enoiose, moleste.
tropic-of-capricorn n. tropico del troublesome, difficult adj. penose.
capricorno.
troublesome, irksome, annoying adj.
tropism [Biol] n. tropismo.
moleste.
tropological adj. tropologic. trough (drinking) n. abiberatorio.
tropology n. tropologia (- ìa). trough (feeding) n. mangiatoria.
tropology n. tropologia. trough n. Fig].
trot n. trotto. trough, tub n. alveo.
trot v. trottar. trough (tub) n. cupa, alveo.
trotter (horse which trots) n. trottator. trough (tub) n. alveo, cupa.
troubadour (medieval lyric poet of a trounce (punish) v. castigar.
school flourishing in Provence and
trounce (sport) v. vincer facilmente.
the south of France) n. trobador.
troup, gather, assemble v. attruppar.
troubadour n. trovator.
troup (group) n. banda, gruppo.
troubadour n. troubadour F].
troup (group) n. gruppo, banda.
troubadour n. troubadour.
troup n. Mil].
troubadour n. trobador.
troup v. camminar in gruppo.
trouble, annoyance n. molestia.
troupe n. truppa.
trouble, annoyance, worry n. enoio.
troupe [Theat] n. truppa.
trouble, annoyance, worry n. enoio (-
troupe v. attruppar.
nò-).
troups n. truppas, soldatos.
trouble (bother) n. molestia, enoio.
troups n. soldatos, truppas.
trouble (bother) n. enoio, molestia.
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trousers n. pantalones. true (real, not wrong) adj. ver.

trousseau n. trousseau. true, straighten v. disfalsar.
trousseau n. trousseau F]. true (truthful) adj. ver.
trout n. tructa. truffle n. trufa.
trouvère n. trovero. truffle, relating to truffles adj. trufari.
trowel (brick or plastering) n. trulla. truffle bed n. trufiera.
trowel n. trulla. truism n. truismo, axioma.
Troy [Gr. Hist] n. Troia (tròia). truism n. axioma, truismo.
Troy [Gr. Hist] n. Troia. truly adv. in veritate, vermente.
Troyes n. Troyes F]. truly adv. vermente, in veritate.
Troyes n. Troyes. truly, really adv. vermente.
truant n. scholar absente. truly, really, indeed, even adv. vero.
truant n. scholar absente (sin truly, really, indeed, even adv. vere.
justification). trump (cards) n. triumpho.
truant (play -) v. absentar se sin trumpery n. sin valor.
justification.
trumpet (1. to blow a trumpet; 2. to
truce n. armistitio, tregua.
noise abroad) v. trompettar.
truce n. tregua, armistitio.
trumpet, horn n. trompa.
truck (as in automobile truck) n.
trumpet n. trompetta.
camion.
trumpet, small horn n. cornetta.
truck (as in automobile truck) n.
camion F]. trumpet v. trompettar.
truck (lorry) n. carro. trumpeter n. trompettero.
truck (road transport) n. camion. trump-up v. fabricar.
truck (rr) n. wagon (de merces). truncate, lop off v. truncar.
truck (rr) n. wagon. truncate, truncated adj. truncate (pp of

truncar).
truck-driver (lorry- driver) n.
camionero, camionista. truncate, truncated adj. truncate.
truck-driver (lorry- driver) n. truncate v. truncar.

camionista, camionero. truncated, truncate adj. truncate (pp of
trucking n. camionage. truncar).
truculent adj. truculente. truncated, truncate adj. truncate.
trudge v. camminar penosemente. truncation n. truncation.
true (faithful) adj. fidel. truncation n. truncamento.

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truncheon n. baston de agente de policia. trustee [Jur] curator,

trundle vi. rolar pesantemente e con fideicommissario n. syndico
ruito. (sìn-) trustee [Law] n
trundle vt. facer rolar. syndico trusteeship (function of
the administrator of a trust fund) Law]
trunk (1. tree trunk; 2. Anat]; 3. Arch]
n curatela trustful, confiding adj
(shaft of a column) n. trunco. confidente trustworthiness [Gen]
trunk (box) n. coffro. fidelitate trustworthiness (of
trunk (elephant's) n. trompa. figures) n credibilitate, exactitude
trustworthiness (of figures) n
trunk (of an elephant) n. trompa. exactitude, credibilitate.
trunk (of tree) n. trunco. trustworthy adj. digne de fide, de
trunk (stock) n. stirpe. confidentia.
trunk (traveling box or chest) n. coffro. trustworthy adj. de confidentia, digne de
trunk-call n. appello. fide.
trunk-call n. appello telephonic. trusty adj. fidel.
truss n. cinctura herniari. truth n. veritate.
truss (tech) n. armatura de traves. truthful adj. honeste, veridic.
trust (belief) n. confidentia, fide. truthful adj. veridic, honeste.
trust (belief) n. fide, confidentia. truthful, veridical adj. veridic.
trust, cartel n. trust A]. truthful, veridical adj. veridic (-rì-

).
trust, cartel n. trust.
truthfulness n. veracitate.
trust (charge) n. responsabilitate, carga.
truthfulness, veracity n. veridicitate.
trust (charge) n. carga, responsabilitate.
try (1. to test, essay) v. essayar.
trust (fin) n. trust.
try, attempt v. tentar.
trust (fin) n. cartel.
try [Jur] v. judicar.
trust v. fider se (a un persona).
try n. essayo, tentativa.
trust v. fider se.
try n. tentativa, essayo.
trustee (administrator of a trust fund)
try, put to the test v. experir -per-/-pert-
Law] n. curator.
].
trustee (in bankruptcy) n. syndico.
try, put to the test v. experir.
try, test v. probar.
try, test v. provar.
try (test) v. tentar, provar.
try (test) v. provar, tentar.
1084
try again, test again v. reprobar. tubercular, tuberculous adj.

trying adj. difficile, moleste. tuberculose.
trying adj. moleste, difficile. tubercularize v. tubercularisar.
trying on, fitting (of clothes) n. tuberculate adj. tuberculate.

essayage (-aje). tuberculin n. tuberculina.
trying on, fitting (of clothes) n. tuberculosis n. tuberculosis.
essayage. tuberculosis n. tuberculosis (-
trying-on n. essayage. òsis).
try-on v. essayar. tuberculous, tubercular adj.
tsar n. tsar. tuberculose.
tsetse (- fly) n. musca tsetse. tuberose [Bot] n. tuberosa.
T-square n. esquadra. tuberosity n. tuberositate.
tub n. cupa, alveo. tuberous adj. tuberose.
tub n. alveo, cupa. tubicole [Zool] n. tubicola (- ì-).
tub, trough n. alveo. tubicole [Zool] n. tubicola.
tuba (1. Rom. Antiq]) Mus] n. tuba. tubing n. tubos.
tuba n. tuba. tubular adj. tubular.
tubby adj. corpulente, rotunde. tubular, tubulated adj. tubulate.
tubby adj. rotunde, corpulente. tubulated, tubular adj. tubulate.
tube (1. pipe; 2. Radio]) n. tubo. tubulation n. tubulation.
tube, furnish with tubes v. tubar. tubulature, tubulure [Chcm] n.

tubulatura.
tube (pipe) n. tubo.
tubule, small tube n. tubulo.
tube (rr) n. metro.
tubulous (containing tubes) adj.
tube (small) n. cannella.
tubulose.
tube (valve) n. tubo, valvula.
tubulure, tubulature [Chcm] n.
tube (valve) n. valvula, tubo. tubulatura.
tuber [Bot/Pathol] n. tubere. tuck n. plica.
tuber n. tubere. tuck (pleat) v. plicar.
Tuberaceae [Bot] n. tuberaceas. tuck (put) v. mitter.
tuberaceous adj. tuberacee. tuck-box n. bonboniera, cassa de
tubercle n. tuberculo. provisiones.
tubercular adj. tubercular. tuck-box n. cassa de provisiones,
bonboniera.
tuck-in (eat) v. mangiar.
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tuck-in (insert) v. mitter in, insertar. tumble out v. sortir in disordine.

tuck-in (insert) v. insertar, mitter in. tumbledown (ruinous) adj. ruinose.
tuck-shop n. bonboneria, confecteria. tumbler, goblet, beaker n. bicario.
tuck-shop n. confecteria, bonboneria. tumbler n. bicario.
tuck-shop n. bonboneria (de schola), tumefaction n. tumefaction.
confecteria (de schola). tumefy (cause to swell) v. tumefacer.
tuck-shop n. confecteria (de schola), tumefy (cause to swell) v. tumefacer -
bonboneria (de schola). fac-/- fact-].
tuck-up (in bed) v. installar tumescence n. tumescentia.
commodemente.
tumescent adj. tumescente.
tuck-up (insert) v. replicar, duplar,
tumescent adj. tumescente (ppr of
insertar.
tumescer).
tuck-up (insert) v. insertar, replicar,
tumid (1. swollen, distended; 2.
duplar.
pompous, inflated) adj. tumide.
tuck-up (insert) v. duplar, insertar,
replicar. tumidity n. tumiditate.
Tuesday n. martedi. tummy n. stomacho, ventre.
Tuesday n. martedi (-dì) tummy n. ventre, stomacho.
tuft (of grass, feathers) n. tuffo. tumor [Pathol] n. tumor.
tuft (of wool) n. flocco. tumor, tumour n. tumor.
tuft of hair (on lower lip) n. musca. tumorous adj. tumorose.
tufted, crested adj. cristate. tumular adj. tumulari.
tug (boat) n. remulcator. tumult n. tumulto.
tug (pull) n. tirada (subite). tumultuary adj. tumultuari.
tug (pull) n. tirada. tumultuous adj. tumultuose.
tug v. tirar. tumulus, barrow n. tumulo.
tug-of-war n. lucta al corda. tun, barrel v. intonnar.
tuition, instruction, education n. tun, cask n. tonnello.

inseniamento. tun, cask n. tonna.
tuition n. inseniamento. tuna, tunny [Ichthyol] n. thunno.
tulip n. tulipan. tuna, tunny n. thunno.
tulip tree n. tulipaniero. tunable adj. accordabile.
tumble n. cadita. tund, pound, bruise v. tunder.
tumble v. cader. tund, pound, bruise v. tunder tund-/-
tus-].
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tundra n. tundra R]. tunny, tuna n. thunno.

tundra n. tundra. tunny fishermen or dealer n. thunnero.
tune (in -) phr. de accordo. turban n. turban.
tune (mech) v. regular. turbid adj. turbide.
tune [Mus] v. accordar. turbidity, turbidness n. turbiditate.
tune n. melodia. turbidness, turbidity n. turbiditate.
tune (out of -) phr. mal accordate. turbinate [Bot] adj. turbinate.
tune (radio) v. syntonisar. turbine n. turbina.
tune v. accordar. turbo [Zool] n. turbine.
tuneful adj. melodiose. turbocompressor n. turbocompressor.
tuneless adj. inharmoniose, discordante. turbodynamo n. turbodynamo (-
tuneless adj. discordante, inharmoniose. dì-).
tuner [Mus] accordator n. accordator. turbodynamo n. turbodynamo.
tuner (radio) n. syntonisator. turbogenerator n. turbogenerator.
tungstate [Chem] n. tungstato. turbot [Ichthyol] n. rhombo.
tungsten n. tungsten, wolfram. turbot n. rhombo.
tungsten n. wolfram, tungsten. turbulence n. turbulentia.
tungsten, wolfram [Chem] n. tungsten turbulence, turbulency n. turbulentia.

Swedish]. turbulency, turbulence n. turbulentia.
tungsten, wolfram [Chem] n. tungsten. turbulent adj. turbulente.
tungstic [Chem] adj. tungstic. Turco [Mil] n. turco.
tungstite [Mineral] n. tungstite. tureen n. terrina, suppiera.
tungstosilicate n. tungstosilicato. tureen n. suppiera, terrina.
tunic n. tunica. tureen n. suppiera.
tuning [Mus] n. accordatura. turf [Horse Racing] n. turf A].
tuning n. accordatura. turf [Horse Racing] n. turf.
tuning (radio) n. syntonisation. turf, peat n. turfa.
tuning fork n. diapason (-pà) turf (peat) n. turfa.
tuning fork n. diapason. turf (racing) n. turf.
tuning-fork n. diapason. turf-accountant n. book-maker.
tunnel n. tunnel A]. turgescence, turgescency n.
tunnel n. tunnel. turgescentia.
tunnel v. construer un tunnel.
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turgescency, turgescence n. turn (a good -) n. phr. un favor, un

turgescentia. servicio.
turgescent adj. turgescente (ppr of turn (as in my turn) n. vice.
turgescer). turn (bend) n. curva.
turgescent adj. turgescente. turn (change of direction) n. cambio de
turgid adj. turgide. direction.
turgidity, turgidness n. turgiditate. turn, circle (circular course) n. gyro.
turgidness, turgidity n. turgiditate. turn (invert) v. inverter (se).
turgor n. turgor. turn (invert) v. inverter.
Turin [Geog] n. Turin. turn (motoring) n. virage.
Turin n. Turin. turn [Nav] n. virage.
turk n. turco. turn (of wheel) n. torno, revolution.
Turk (native of Turkey) n. turco. turn (of wheel) n. revolution, torno.
turkey (bird) n. gallo de india. turn (page) v. tornar.
Turkey [Geog] n. Turchia. turn, revolve, rotate v. rotar.
Turkey n. Turchia. turn (someone's) n. torno, vice.
Turkish adj. turc. turn (someone's) n. vice, torno.
turkish adj. turc. turn (transfer) v. transferer.
turkish (lang) n. turco. turn, turn round, reverse v. reverter -
Turkish (language) n. turco. vert-/- vers-].
turkish n. turco. turn, turn round, reverse v. reverter.
turkish-bath n. banio turc. turn, turn round v. verter.
Turks-and-Caicos, - Islands [Geog] n. turn, turn round v. verter vert-/-vers-].

Turcos e Caicos. turn v. girar, rotar, tornar, virar.
turmoil n. confusion, tumulto. turn v. rotar, tornar, virar, girar.
turmoil n. tumulto, confusion. turn v. virar, girar, rotar, tornar.
turn (1. as in the turn of a wheel; 2. as turn v. tornar, virar, girar, rotar.
in to be someone's turn) n. torno. turn a crank, crank v. manivellar.
turn (1. to turn on a lathe; 2. to turn aside, cause to deviate v. disviar.
change or reverse position of) v. turn away, avert v. averter.
tornar.
turn away, avert v. averter -vert-/-vers-].
turn (a good -) n. phr. un servicio, un
turn inside out, evert v. everter -vert-/-
favor.
vers-].
turn inside out, evert v. everter.
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turn into wine (cause to) v. vinificar. turner (one who turns objects on a
turn left v. virar/girar al leva/ sinistra. lathe) n. tornator.
turn or direct across v. transverter - turning (in road) n. cruciata, furca.
vert-/- vers-]. turning (in road) n. furca, cruciata.
turn or direct across v. transverter. turning (rotation) n. rotation, giration.
turn or transform into a marsh v. turning (rotation) n. giration, rotation.
impaludar. turning or turning round (act of) n.
turn or twist again or back v. retorquer. version.
turn or twist again or back v. retorquer turning-point n. momento critic, puncto
-torqu-/- tort-/- tors-]. decisive.
turn right v. virar/girar al dextra. turning-point n. puncto decisive,
turn round, reverse, turn v. reverter - momento critic.
vert-/- vers-]. turn-inside out v. extroverter, everter.
turn round, reverse, turn v. reverter. turn-inside out v. everter, extroverter.
turn round, roll v. volver volv-/volut- turnip (Brassica rapa) n. rapa.
/volt-]. turnip n. rapa.
turn round, roll v. volver.
turn-off [Elect] extinguer v. clauder.
turn round, turn v. verter.
turn-on [Elect] n. accender.
turn round, turn v. verter vert-/-vers-].
turn-on (tap) v. aperir.
turn-aside v. disviar, diverter.
turn-out (empty) v. vacuar.
turn-aside v. diverter, disviar.
turn-out (for a meeting) v. producer se,
turn-away v. averter. exir.
turn-back (an offer) v. refusar. turn-out (for a meeting) v. exir,
turn-back (gas) v. bassar. producer se.
turn-back v. retornar, retorquer. turn-out (gas) v. extinguer, clauder.
turn-back v. retorquer, retornar. turn-out (gas) v. clauder, extinguer.
turncoat n. renegato. turn-out (produce) v. producer, fabricar.
turn-down (an offer) v. refusar. turn-out (produce) v. fabricar, producer.
turn-down (bedclothes) v. replicar. turn-out (result) v. evenir, resultar.
turnely (a turner's work shop) n. turn-out (result) v. resultar, evenir.
torneria. turn-over (consider) v. revolver.
turnely (a turner's work shop) n. turn-over n. volumine de venditas.
torneria (- ìa). turnpike n. autostrata.
turn-round v. reverter.
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turnsole (1. Bot] (heliotrope, tutelary (as in tutelary deity) adj.

sunflower; 2. purple dye obtained tutelari.
from the Chrozophora tinctoria) n. tutor (book) n. manual.
tornasol. tutor, coach n. repetitor.
turnstile n. tourniquet. tutor (exercise guardianship, tutelage
turntable (gramophone) n. over) v. tutorar.
grammophono. tutor (exercise guardianship) v. tutorar.
turntable (gramophone) n. placa
tutor, guardian [Law] n. tutor.
giratori.
tutor, private teacher n. preceptor.
turntable (rr) n. placa giratori.
tutor (private teacher) n. preceptor.
turn-towards v. diriger se verso.
tutor (univ) n. tutor.
turn-up (fig) vi. arrivar.
tutoress, guardian [Law] n. tutrice.
turn-up (fig) vi. occurrer.
tutorial n. parve classe special.
turn-up (trousers) n. reverso.
tutorship, guardianship [Law] n.
turn-up vt. reverter.
tutoria.
turpentine n. terebinthina.
tutorship, guardianship [Law] n. tutoria
turpentine, terebinthine n. terebinthina. (- ìa).
turpentine tree, terebinth n. terebintho. Tuvalu [Geog] n. Tuvalu.
turquoise adj/n. turchese. tuxedo, dinner jacket or coat n.
turquoise n. turchese. smoking.
turret n. turretta. tuxedo, dinner jacket or coat n.
turtle n. tortuca. smoking A].
tuxedo n. smoking.
turtle, tortoise n. tortuca.
twaddle n. nonsenso.
Tuscan (1. native of Tuscany; 2.
Tuscan dialect) n. toscano. twang n. sono nasal.
Tuscan (of Tuscany) adj. toscan. twang v. parlar con voce nasal.
Tuscany n. Toscana. twang (vibrate) v. vibrar.
tusk n. defensa. tweak v. pinciar, tirar.
tusk [Zool] n. defensa. tweak v. tirar, pinciar.
tussle n. lucta. tweed n. tweed.
tussle v. luctar, venir al manos. tweet v. pipar.
tussle v. venir al manos, luctar. tweezers n. pincette.
tutelage, guardianship [Law] n. tutela. tweezers, small pincers n. pincette.

tweezers, small pincers n. pincette F].
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twelfth adj. dece-secunde. twine n. corda.

twelfth adj. duodecime (-dé-). twine v. involver (se).
twelfth adj. duodecime. twine v. involver.
twelfth n. dece- secundo. twin-engine adj/n. bimotor, con duo
twelve adj. dece-duo (-dù-). motores.
twelve adj. duodece (-ò-). twin-engine adj/n. con duo motores,
bimotor.
twelve adj. dece-duo.
twinge v. dolor subite e acute.
twelve adj. duodece.
twinkle n. scintilla.
twelve n. dece- duo.
twinkle v. scintillar.
twentieth adj. vigesime (-gé-).
twirl (facer) v. tornear.
twentieth adj. vigesime.
twirl (pirouette) n. pirouette.
twentieth adj. vintesime.
twirl (twist) n. giration rapide.
twentieth adj. vintesime (-ésime).
twist (1. as in to twist threads into
twentieth n. vintesimo.
yarn; 2. to wrench, contort; 3. as in
twentieth (part) n. vigesimo (-gé-).
to twist a passage) v. torquer.
twentieth (part) n. vigesimo.
twist (1. as in to twist threads into
twenty adj. vinti. yarn; 2. to wrench, contort; 3. as in
twenty adj. viginti. to twist a passage) v. torquer torqu-/
twenty n. vinti. tort-/ tors-].
twenty-nine n. vinti-novem. twist n. torto.
twice adj. duo vices, bis. twist v. torquer (se).
twice adj. bis, duo vices. twist v. torquer.
twice; 2. interj encore adv. bis. twist inwards v. intorquer.
twiddle v. girar, jocar con. twist inwards v. intorquer -torqu-/-tors-].
twiddle v. jocar con, girar. twist-back v. retorquer.
twig n. rametto. twisted adj. torte.
twig v. comprender. twisted, crooked adj. torte.
twilight, dusk, crepuscule n. twister n. fraudator.
crepusculo. twisting adj. a contorsion.
twilight n. crepusculo. twisting, contortion n. contortion.
twin adj. gemine. twisting n. contorsion, torquimento.
twin n. gemino. twisting n. torquimento, contorsion.
twin n. gemino (gé-).
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twisting, wringing (act of) n. tycoon (shogun) n. taikun.

torquimento. tympan [Print] n. tympano.
twitch n. tic. tympan [Print] n. tympano (tìm-).
twitch v. mover se nervosemente. tympanic (1. Anat/ Zool]; 2. Arch]) adj.
twitching, tic [Med] n. tic. tympanic.
twitching, tic [Med] n. tic F]. tympanum (1. Anat]; 2. Arch]) n.
twitter n. pipar. tympano (tìm-).
twitter v. emitter critos, critar. tympanum (1. Anat]; 2. Arch]) n.
tympano.
twitter v. critar, emitter critos.
tympanum n. tympano.
two adj. duo.
type (character, printing) n. ?
two n. duo.
type, kind, sort n. genere.
two at a time, two by two adj. bin.
type n. typo.
two by two, two at a time adj. bin.
type (sort) n. typo, genere.
two-by-two adv. bin.
type (sort) n. genere, typo.
two-edged adj. a duple talia.
type, typewrite v. dactylographar.
two-faced adj. false, hypocrita.
type v. typar, dactylographar, scriber a
two-faced adj. hypocrita, false.
machina.
twofold adj. duplice, gemine, duple.
type v. dactylographar, scriber a machina,
twofold adj. gemine, duple, duplice. typar.
twofold adj. duple, duplice, gemine. type v. scriber a machina, typar,
two-fold, double adj. gemine. dactylographar.
twofold, double adj. duplice. typesetter, compositor n. compositor.
twofold, double adj. duplice (dù- typesetter, compositor n. cassista.
). type-setter n. compositor, cassista.
twofold, double adj. duple. type-setter n. cassista, compositor.
two-lobed, bilobate adj. bilobate. typewrite, type v. dactylographar.
two-oared, bireme adj. bireme. typewriter n. dactylographo, machina
two-stroke (motor) adj. a duo tempores. a/de scriber.
two-way adj. reciproc. typewriter n. machina a/de scriber,
two-way-traffic n. circulation in ambe dactylographo.
sensos. typewriter (pertaining to a) adj.
tycoon (magnate) n. magnate. dactytographic.
typewriter (typing machine) n.
tycoon (shogun) n. taikun J].
dactylographo.
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typewriter (typing machine) n. typometer [Print] n. typometro (-

dactylographo (- ò-). òmetro).
typewriting n. dactylographia. typometer [Print] n. typometro.
typewriting, typing n. dactylographia (- typometry n. typometria.
ìa). typometry n. typometria (-ìa).
typewriting, typing n. dactylographia. tyrannic adj. tyrannic.
typhoid (- fever) n. febre typhoide. tyrannical adj. tyrannic.
typhoid adj. typhoide. tyrannicide (act of killing a tyrant) n.
typhoid (fever) Med] n. typhoide. tyrannicidio.
typhoon n. typhon. tyrannicide (one who kills a tyrant) n.
typhus n. typho. tyrannicida.
typic, typical adj. typic. tyrannize, despotize v. despotisar.
typical adj. typic. tyrannize v. despotisar, tyrannisar.
typical, typic adj. typic. tyrannize v. tyrannisar.
typically adv. typicamente. tyrannize v. tyrannisar, despotisar.
typify v. representar, esser le typo de. tyranny n. tyrannia (-ìa).
typify v. esser le typo de, representar. tyranny n. tyrannia.
typing, typewriting n. dactylographia (- tyrant (1. despot; 2. Ornith]) n. tyranno.

ìa). tyrant n. tyranno.
typing, typewriting n. dactylographia. tyre (air-filled) n. pneu(matico).
typist n. dactylographo (-ò-). tyre (solid) n. banda.
typist n. dactylographo. tyre, tire n. banda.
typographer n. typographo (- tyre, tire (pneumatic) adj. pneumatico.
ògrapho). tyre, tire v. fatigar.
typographer n. typographo. tyre, tire v. fatigar (se).
typographical adj. typographic. tyro n. comenciante.
typographically adv. typographicamente. Tyrrhenia n. Tyrrhenia.
typography n. typographia. Tyrrhenian adj. tyrrhen.
typography, printing n. typographia. Tyrrhenian, Etruscan n. tyrrheno.
typography, printing n. typographia (-
ìa).
U - u
1093
u (letter -) n. littera u. ulcerous (1. having the nature of an

ubication, location (fact of being ulcer; 2. ulcerated) adj. ulcerose.
located in a certain place) n. ulmaceous [Bot] adj. ulmacee.
ubication. ulmic [Chem] adj. ulmic.
ubiquitous (being everywhere) adj. ulmin [Chem] n. ulmina.
ubique. Ulster n. Ulster.
ubiquitousness n. ubiquitate.
Ulster n. Ulster A].
udder n. ubere.
ulterior adj. ulterior.
udder ubere n. ubere.
ulterior, situated beyond, thither adj.
U.F.O Abbrev. o.v.n. (objecto volante non ulterior.
identificate). ultimate adj. ultimate.
U.F.O Abbrev. o.v.n.
ultimate adj. ultimate (pp of ultimar).
Uganda [Geog] n. Uganda.
ultimatum n. ultimatum.
ugliness, homeliness n. feditate.
ultimatum n. ultimatum NL].
ugliness n. feditate.
ultramarine (blue) adj. ultramarin.
ugly adj. fede, repulsive.
ultramontane (1. transmontane; 2.
ugly adj. repulsive, fede. R.C.Ch]) adj. ultramontan.
ugly, homely adj. fede. ultramontanism n. ultramontanismo.
ukase n. ukaz R]. ultrasonic adj. ultrasonic.
ukase n. ukaz. ultraviolet adj. ultraviolette.
ukase (Rus) n. ukaz. ululate, howl v. ulular.
Ukraine [Geog] n. Ukraina. ululation, howling n. ululation.
Ukraine n. Ukraina. Ulysses [Gr. Mythol] n. Ulysses (-
Ukrainian (1. native of the Ukraine; 2. lìs-).
Ukrainian language) n. ukrainiano. Ulysses [Gr. Mythol] n. Ulysses.
Ukrainian adj. ukrainian. umbel [Bot] n. umbella.
Ukrainian n. ukrainiano. umbellate [Bot] adj. umbellate.
ukulele n. ukulele. umbelliferous [Bot] adj. umbellifere.
ulcer [Med] n. ulcere. umbelliform [Bot] adj. umbelliforme.
ulcer n. ulcere. umber (1. Mineral]; 2. the color
ulcerate (affect with ulcers) v. ulcerar. umber) n. umbra.
ulcerate v. ulcerar. umbilical adj. umbilical.
ulcerated adj. ulcerose. umbilical-cord n. funiculo.
ulceration [Med] n. ulceration. umbilicate adj. umbilicate.
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umbilicus, navel [Anat] n. umbilico. U.N Abbrev. O.N.U. (Organisation del

umbilicus, navel [Anat] n. umbilico (- Nationes Unite).
ìco). unabated adj. sin diminution.
umbrage n. umbra. unable adj. incapace, inhabile.
umbrage (take -) v. offender se. unable adj. inhabile, incapace.
umbrage (take -) v. offender se (de;pro). unabridged (not shortened) adj. non
umbrageous, shady adj. umbrose. abbreviate.
umbrageous, shady adj. umbratile. unabridged (of edition) adj. integral.
umbrella (cloth- covered frame used unacceptable adj. inacceptabile.

for protection against rain or sun) unaccompanied adj. mus.
n. umbrella. unaccompanied (alone) adj. sol.
umbrella n. parapluvia. unaccountable adj. inexplicabile.
Umbria n. Umbria. unaccustomed adj. inaccostumate.
Umbrian (1. inhabitant of Umbria; 2. unaccustomed (not used to) adj. non
Umbrian dialect) n. umbro. accostumate, pauco habituate.
Umbrian adj. umbre. unaccustomed (not used to) adj. pauco
umbriferous adj. umbrifere. habituate, non accostumate.
umbrina, umbrine [Zool] n. umbrina. unaccustomed, unusual adj. insolite (-
sò-).
umbrine, umbrina [Zool] n. umbrina.
unaccustomed, unusual adj. insolite.
umpire n. arbitro.
unaccustomed (unusual) adj. insolite.
umpire v. arbitrar.
unacquainted (be -) adj. non cognoscer.
umpteen adj. multissime, io non sape
unadoptable adj. inadoptabile.
quante.
umpteen adj. io non sape quante, unadulterated adj. non adulterate, pur.
multissime. unadulterated adj. pur, non adulterate.
un- (negative prefix) w/ adj. il- l..., ir-r..., unadvisable adj. pauco consiliabile.
im- p... im-m..., in-... unaffected (sincere) adj. sincer, sin
un- (negative prefix) w/ adj. im-p... im- affectation.
m..., in-..., il-l..., ir-r... unaffected (sincere) adj. sin affectation,
un- (negative prefix) w/ adj. in-..., il-l..., sincer.
ir-r..., im-p... im-m... unaffected (without alteration) adj.
un- (negative prefix) w/ adj. ir- r..., im-p... inalterabile.
im- m..., in-..., il-l... unaided adj. sin adjuta.
un- (negative prefix) w/ verbs. dis-. unalterable adj. inalterabile.
U.N Abbrev. O.N.U. unaltered adj. non alterate.
1095
unambiguity, unambiguousness n. unauthenticity, inauthenticity n.

inambiguitate. inauthenticitate.
unambiguous adj. inambigue. unauthorized adj. non autorisate, illicite.
unambiguousness, unambiguity n. unauthorized adj. illicite, non autorisate.
inambiguitate. unavoidable adj. inevitabile.
unambitious adj. sin ambition. unavoidable (that cannot be declined
unanimity n. unanimitate. or refused) adj. indeclinabile.
unanimous adj. unanime (- unaware adj. inconsciente, ignorante.
ànime). unaware adj. ignorante, inconsciente.
unanimous adj. unanime.
unawares adv. inconsciemente, per
unanswered (not replied to) adj. sin inadvertentia.
responsa. unawares adv. per inadvertentia,
unanswered (of argument) adj. inconsciemente.
irrefutabile. unbalance, throw out of balance v.
unanswered (of prayer) adj. non disequilibrar.
exaudite. unbalanced adj. disequilibrate, instabile.
unappealable adj. inappellabile.
unbalanced adj. instabile, disequilibrate.
unappeasable, inappeasable adj.
unbalanced (unsteady, unstable) adj.
inappaciabile.
disequilibrate (pp of disequilibrar).
unappreciated adj. inappreciate.
unbalanced (unsteady, unstable) adj.
unapproachable adj. inaccessibile. disequilibrate.
unarmed adj. sin armas. unbearable adj. insupportabile,
unashamed adj. sin vergonia. intolerabile.
unassailable, impregnable adj. unbearable adj. intolerabile,
inexpugnabile. insupportabile.
unassailable, unattackable adj. unbearable, insufferable adj.
inattaccabile. insuffribile.
unassuming adj. sin pretensiones, unbearable, insupportable adj.
modeste. insupportabile.
unassuming adj. modeste, sin unbecoming adj. incongrue, indecorose.
pretensiones. unbecoming adj. indecorose, incongrue.
unattackable, unassailable adj. unbelievable adj. incredibile.
inattaccabile. unbelieving miscredente, miscreant
unattractive adj. non attractive. adj. miscredente.
unauthentic, inauthentic adj. unbend v. facer se affabile.
inauthentic.
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unbending adj. inflexibile. unceasing adj. incessante.

unbiased adj. impartial. unceremonious adj. inceremoniose.
unbidden adj. non invitate. uncertain (1. not ohjectively certain; 2.
unbind v. disligar. not convinced) adj. incerte.
unbinding (act of) n. disligamento. uncertain adj. incerte, insecur.
unblemished adj. immaculate. uncertain adj. insecur, incerte.
unborn adj. non ancora nate, futur. uncertain, unsure (1. doubting; 2.
unborn adj. nonnate. doubtful) adj. insecur.
unborn adj. futur, non ancora nate. uncertainty (1. objective uncertainty;
2. incertitude, doubt) n. incertitude.
unbox, unpack v. discassar.
uncertainty n. incertitude.
unbox, unpack v. disincassar.
unchallenged adj. incontestate.
unboxing, unpacking n.
disincassamento. unchanged adj. sin alteration, sempre le
unbreakable adj. infrangibile. mesme.
unchanged adj. sempre le mesme, sin
unbreakableness n. infrangibilitate.
alteration.
unbridle (a horse) v. disfrenar.
uncharitable adj. incaritabile.
unbridle v. disbridar.
unchaste, lewd adj. inceste.
unburden, relieve v. discargar.
unchecked adv. sin freno.
unburden v. discargar.
unchecked (free) adj. libere.
unburdening, relief n. discarga.
unchecked (not bridled) adj. non
unbutton (a coat) v. disbuttonar.
frenate.
unbutton v. disbuttonar. unchecked (not verified, not under
uncalled-for adj. non meritate, sin control) adj. non controlate.
excusa, gratuite. unchecked (of figures) adj. non
uncalled-for adj. sin excusa, gratuite, non verificate.
meritate. uncial adj. uncial.
uncalled-for adj. gratuite, non meritate,
unciform, hook-shaped n. unciforme.
sin excusa.
uncinate adj. uncinate.
uncanny (disturbing) adj. inquietante.
uncircumcised adj. incircumcise.
uncanny (mysterious) adj. extraordinari,
mysteriose. uncivil adj. incivil.
uncanny (mysterious) adj. mysteriose, unclaimable adj. inexigibile.

extraordinari. uncle n. avunculo.
uncared (- for) adj. neglecte. uncle n. oncle.
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unclean (1. dirty, filthy; 2. uncongenial adj. incongenial.

ceremonially unclean) adj. immunde. unconnected adj. disjuncte, sin
unclean adj. immunde, impur. connexion.
unclean adj. impur, immunde. unconnected adj. sin connexion,
unclear adj. pauco clar. disjuncte.
unconscionable adj. irrationabile,
unclothed adj. sin vestimentos, nude.
excessive.
unclothed adj. nude, sin vestimentos.
unconscionable adj. excessive,
uncoil v. disinrolar. irrationabile.
uncoil v. disinrolar (se). unconscious adj/n. inconsciente.
uncolored, colorless adj. incolor. unconscious (without consciousness)
uncomfortable (of chairs) adj. non adj. inconsciente.
confortabile. unconsciousness n. inconscientia,
uncomfortable (of heat) adj. insensibilitate.
incommode. unconsciousness n. insensibilitate,
uncomfortable (of mind) adj. inquiete. inconscientia.
uncommon adj. insolite, rar, pauco unconsciousness n. inconscientia.
commun. unconsidered, rash adj. inconsiderate.
uncommon adj. pauco commun, insolite, unconsoled, disconsolate adj.
rar. inconsolate.
uncommon adj. rar, pauco commun, unconsoled, disconsolate adj.
insolite. disconsolate.
uncompromising adj. intransigente. unconstitutional adj. inconstitutional.
uncompromising, intransigent adj. unconstitutional adj. anticonstitutional.
intransigente.
unconstitutionality n.
unconcealed adj. aperte, non dissimulate, inconstitutionalitate.
non celate.
unconstrained, free in speech or
unconcealed adj. non dissimulate, non
manner, easy adj. disinvolte.
celate, aperte.
unconstraint, freedom in speech or
unconcealed adj. non celate, aperte, non
manner, ease n. disinvoltura.
dissimulate.
uncontaminated, incontaminate adj.
unconcern n. indifferentia.
incontaminate.
unconcerned adj. indifferente.
uncontested adj. incontestate,
unconditional adj. inconditional.
inconteste.
unconditionally adv. inconditionalmente. uncontested adj. inconteste,
unconfirmed adj. non confirmate. incontestate.
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uncontrollable (cannot be verified or unction (1. act of anointing; 2.

controlled) adj. incontrolabile. unctuousness) n. unction.
uncontrollable (of child) adj. unctuosity, unctuousness n.
ingovernabile. unctuositate.
uncontrollable, ungovernable adj. unctuous (1. oily, greasy; 2. oily,
ingovernabile. suave) adj. unctuose.
unconventional adj. pauco conventional, unctuousness, unctuosity n.
original. unctuositate.
unconventional adj. original, pauco uncultivated, untilled adj. inculte.
conventional. uncultured adj. inculte.
unconventionally adv. pauco
uncultured, untutored adj. inculte.
conventionalmente.
uncurl (cause to uncurl) v. disbuclar.
unconvinced adj. non convincite.
uncut adj. non taliate.
unconvincing adj. pauco convincente.
undamaged adj. Commer].
uncooked adj. crude uncork discorcar.
undamaged (unharmed) adj. intacte.
uncork v. discorcar.
undamaged, uninjured, unharmed adj.
uncouple v. disaccopular.
indemne.
uncouth adj. grossier, rude.
undated adj. sin data.
uncouth adj. rude, grossier.
undaunted adj. intrepide, non territe.
uncover, detect v. deteger -teg-/-tect-].
undaunted adj. non territe, intrepide.
uncover, detect v. deteger.
undebatable adj. indiscutibile.
uncover, expose the foot or roots (of a
undecided adj. non resolvite, indecise.
tree, tooth) v. discalcear.
undecided adj. indecise, non resolvite.
uncover (remove top) v. levar le
undecided, indecisive (1. inconclusive,
coperculo de.
unsettled; 2. irresolute,
uncover (reveal) v. revelar, discoperir.
hesitating) adj. indecise.
uncover (reveal) v. discoperir, revelar.
undecipherable adj. indecifrabile,
uncover v. discoperir.
illegibile.
uncover v. discoperir -per-/-pert-]. undecipherable adj. illegibile,
uncritical adj. disproviste de senso critic, indecifrabile.
pauco exigente. undefeated adj. invicte.
uncritical adj. pauco exigente, disproviste undefinable adj. indefinibile.
de senso critic.
undelivered adj. non livrate.
uncrown, dethrone v. discoronar.
undemonstrable adj. indemonstrabile.
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undeniable adj. indenegabile. under-ground adj. subterranee.

under (according to) prep. secundo, under-ground (rr) n. metro.
conforme a. under-ground (rr) n. subterraneo.
under (according to) prep. conforme a, underground passage, underground
secundo. room, basement n. subterraneo.
under adv. infra.
under-growth n. boscage, arbustos
under, below, beneath prep. sub. basse.
under (beneath) prep. infra, sub. under-growth n. arbustos basse,
under (beneath) prep. sub, infra. boscage.
under (put -) v. poner sub. under-hand adj. clandestin.
under the circumstances under-line v. sublinear.
(accordingly) adv. ita. underline v. sublinear.
under-anesthesia prep. phr. sub under-ling adj. subordinato.
anesthesia. under-lying adj. fundamental,
under-carriage n. carro de atterrage. subjacente.
under-charge v. facer pagar minus que under-lying adj. subjacente,
le precio juste. fundamental.
under-clothes n. subvestimentos. under-mentioned adj. mentionate infra.
under-coat n. prime application. undermine, sap v. sappar.
under-cover adj. clandestin. under-mine (sap) v. minar.
under-cut v. vender minus car que. undermine v. minar.
under-developed adj. subdeveloppate. under-mine (weaken) v. ruinar, injuriar.
underdog n. oppresso. under-mine (weaken) v. injuriar, ruinar.
under-done (of beef) adj. al sanguine. undermining, sapping n. sappamento.
under-done (undercooked) adj. pauco underneath adv. infra.
cocite. underneath prep. sub.
under-estimate (despise) v. undernourish v. subalimentar.
minuspreciar.
under-nourished adj. subalimentate.
under-estimate n. estimation
undernourishment n. subalimentation.
insufficiente.
under-pants n. calceones.
under-estimate v. subestimar.
under-pass n. passage inferior.
under-foot adv. sub le pedes.
under-pay v. pagar mal.
under-go v. suffrer.
under-pin v. appoiar.
under-graduate n. studente.
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under-privileged adj. economicamente understanding (comprehension) n.

debile, povre. intelligentia.
under-privileged adj. povre, understanding n. intelligentia.
economicamente debile. understate v. minimisar.
under-rate v. subestimar (le importantia understatement n. attenuation del
de). veritate, declaration insufficiente.
under-rate v. subestimar. understatement n. declaration
underscore v. sublinear. insufficiente, attenuation del veritate.
undersell n. vender minus car. understudy n. substituto.
under-shirt n. subcamisa. under-take v. interprender.
undershirt n. subcamisa. undertake v. interprender.
undersigned adj. subsignate. undertake v. interprender -prend-/-pris-
undersigned n. subsignato. ].
under-skirt n. subgonnella. undertaker, entrepreneur (one who
undertakes something) n.
underskirt, petticoat, slip n.
interprenditor.
subgonnella.
under-taker n. director de pompas
under-staffed adv. con personal
funebre.
insufficiente.
undertaking, enterprise n. interprisa.
understand, apprehend v. intender -
tend-/-tent-/- tens-]. under-taking (firm) n. interprisa.
understand, apprehend v. intender. under-taking (promise) n. promissa.
understand v. comprender, intender. under-tone n. voce basse.
understand v. intender, comprender. under-value v. subestimar, subvalutar.
understandability, apprehensibility n. under-value v. subvalutar, subestimar.
apprehensibilitate. under-water adj. submarin.
understandable, apprehensible adj. under-wear n. subvestimentos.
apprehensibile. under-world n. basse fundos del
understandable, comprehensible adj. societate.
comprensibile. underwriter, insurer, assurer n.
understandable, comprehensible adj. assecurator.
comprehensibile. undescribable adj. indescriptibile.
understanding (ability to understand)
undeserved adj. immeritate.
n. intendimento.
undeserved-kindness n. mercede,
understanding (agreement) n. accordo.
benevolentia immeritate, gratia.
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undeserved-kindness n. gratia, undismayed adj. sin pavor, impavide, non

mercede, benevolentia immeritate. discoragiate.
undeserved-kindness n. benevolentia undismayed adj. non discoragiate, sin
immeritate, gratia, mercede. pavor, impavide.
undesirable adj. indesiderabile. undismayed adj. impavide, non
undesirable adj. indesirabile. discoragiate, sin pavor.
undetected adj. non discoperite. undisputed adj. incontestate.
undetermined (1. indeterminate; 2. undistinguishable adj. non distinguibile.

irresolute) adj. indeterminate. undistinguished adj. mediocre.
undeterred adj. non discoragiate, undisturbed adj. non disturbate.
intimidate. undivided adj. indivise.
undeterred adj. intimidate, non undivided adj. integre, indivise.
discoragiate. undivided adj. indivise, integre.
undeveloped adj. non disveloppate.
undo (1. to unfasten; 2. to destroy) v.
undignified adj. sin dignitate, indecorose. disfacer -fac-/-fact-].
undignified adj. indecorose, sin dignitate. undo (1. to unfasten; 2. to destroy) v.
undiluted adj. Fig]. disfacer.
undiluted (not thinned down) adj. undo, ruin v. perder.
indiluite, concentrate. undo (ruin) v. perder.
undiluted (not thinned down) adj. undo v. disfacer.
concentrate, indiluite. undoing n. ruina, perdition.
undine n. undina.
undoing n. disfacta.
undiplomatic adj. pauco diplomatic.
undoing n. perdition, ruina.
undisciplined adj. indisciplinate.
undouble, unfold v. disduplar.
undisciplined troops n. soldatesca.
undoubling, unfolding (action of) n.
undiscriminating adj. sin discernimento. disduplamento.
undisguised (not changed in undoubted adj. indubitate.
appearance) adj. non disguisate. undreamt (- of) adj. inimaginabile.
undisguised (open) adj. franc, non undress (a person) v. disvestir.
dissimulate, aperte.
undress v. disvestir.
undisguised (open) adj. non dissimulate,
undress v. disvestir (se).
aperte, franc.
undrinkable adj. imbibibile.
undisguised (open) adj. aperte, franc,
non dissimulate. undrinkable adj. non potabile.
undue adj. illegitime, excessive.
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undue adj. excessive, illegitime. uneducated adj. vulgar, ignorante, sin

undulate v. undular. instruction.
undulate, wave (1. to move in, or like, unemotional (not moved) adj. pauco
waves; 2. to impart a wavy impressionabile.
appearance to) v. undular. unemotional (of account) adj. objective.
undulating adj. undulate. unemployed adj. disoccupate, sin

empleo.
undulating, wavy adj. undulate (pp of
unemployed adj. sin empleo,
undular).
disoccupate.
undulating, wavy adj. undulate.
unemployed (le) n. disoccupatos.
undulation (1. waving motion; 2. wavy
unemployment n. disoccupation.
form) n. undulation.
unemployment-benefit n. subsidio de
undulation (wavelike motion) n.
disoccupation.
fluctuation.
unending adj. interminabile.
undulatory adj. undulatori.
unendingly adv. interminabilemente.
undulous, rolling, wavy adj. undulose.
unendurable adj. insupportabile,
unearned (not deserved) adj.
intolerabile.
immeritate.
unendurable adj. intolerabile,
unearned (not worked for) adj. non
insupportabile.
ganiate per labor.
unenviable adj. pauco invidiabile.
unearned-income n. renta(s).
unequable adj. inequabile.
unearth v. exhumar.
unequable, uneven adj. inequal.
unearthly adj. sinistre, supernatural.
unequal adj. inequal.
unearthly adj. supernatural, sinistre.
unequally adv. inequalmente.
uneasiness n. inquietate, anxietate.
unerring adj. infallibile.
uneasiness n. anxietate, inquietate.
U.N.E.S.C.O Abbrev. U.N.E.S.C.O. (ramo
uneasy (anxious) adj. anxie, inquiete.
educational del O.N.U.)
uneasy (anxious) adj. inquiete, anxie.
U.N.E.S.C.O Abbrev. U.N.E.S.C.O.
uneasy (of sleep) adj. agitate.
UNESCO n. UNESCO A].
uneatable adj. inedibile.
UNESCO n. UNESCO.
uneatable, inedible adj. inedibile.
uneven (not smooth, not regular) adj.
uneducated adj. sin instruction, vulgar, inequal.
ignorante.
uneven, odd [Arith] adj. impare.
uneducated adj. ignorante, sin
uneven (odd) v. impar.
instruction, vulgar.
uneven, unequable adj. inequal.
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unevenly (unequally) adv. inequalmente. unfaithfulness (of translation) n.

unevenness n. inequalitate. inexactitude.
unexceptionable adj. irreprochabile. unfamiliar adj. incognite, estranie.
unexcitable adj. inexcitabile. unfamiliar adj. estranie, incognite.
unexciting adj. insipide. unfashionable adj. passate de moda,

foras de moda.
unexhausted, unused adj. inexhauste.
unfashionable adj. foras de moda,
unexpected adj. inopinate.
passate de moda.
unexpected adj. impreviste, insperate.
unfasten v. disfacer.
unexpected adj. insperate, impreviste.
unfathomed adj. insondabile, insoniabile,
unexpected, unforeseen adj. impreviste. insondate, insoniate.
unexpected, unforeseen adj. improvise. unfathomed adj. insoniabile, insondate,
unexpectedly, suddenly adv. subito insoniate, insondabile.
(sù-). unfathomed adj. insondate, insoniate,
unexpectedly, suddenly adv. subito. insondabile, insoniabile.
unexpiated, inexpiate, not expiated, unfathomed adj. insoniate, insondabile,
not atoned adj. inexpiate. insoniabile, insondate.
unexplained adj. inexplicate. unfavorable adj. disfavorabile.
unexplored adj. inexplorate. unfavorable, disadvantageous adj.

disavantagiose (- jo-).
unfailing adj. constante, inexhauribile,
unfavorable, -vour- adj. disavantagiose,
infallibile.
disfavorabile, adverse.
unfailing adj. inexhauribile, infallibile,
unfavorable, -vour- adj. disfavorabile,
constante.
adverse, disavantagiose.
unfailing adj. infallibile, constante,
unfavorable, -vour- adj. adverse,
inexhauribile.
disavantagiose, disfavorabile.
unfair adj. injuste, disloyal.
unfeasibility, infeasibility n.
unfair adj. disloyal, injuste.
infacibilitate.
unfair, unjust adj. injuste.
unfeasible, infeasible adj. infacibile.
unfairly adv. disloyalmente, injustemente.
unfeeling adj. insensibile.
unfairly adv. injustemente, disloyalmente.
unfeigned adj. sincer, non fingite.
unfaithful adj. infidel.
unfeigned adj. non fingite, sincer.
unfaithful (displaying infidelity) adj.
unfinished adj. indust.
infidel.
unfinished (incomplete) adj. incomplete.
unfaithful (of translation) adj. inexacte.
unfit (ill) adj. infirme, incapace.
unfaithfulness (infidelity) n. infidelitate.
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unfit (ill) adj. incapace, infirme. unfurnished adj. sin mobiles, non
unfit (out of place) adj. inapte, mobilate.
improprie. unfurnished adj. non mobilate, sin
unfit (out of place) adj. improprie, mobiles.
inapte. ungainly adj. disgratiose.
unfocused adj. sin focalisar. ungear, disengage v. disingranar.
unfold, open (something) v. displicar. ungenerous adj. ingenerose.
unfold, undouble v. disduplar. ungenerousness n. ingenerositate.
unfold v. displicar (se). ungetatable adj. inaccessibile.
unfold v. displicar. ungild v. disaurar.
unfolding, undoubling (action of) n. ungirded, ungirt adj. discincte.
disduplamento. ungirdle v. discinger -cing-/-cinct-].
unforeseeable adj. imprevisibile. ungirdle v. discinger.
unforeseen adj. impreviste, non ungirt, ungirded adj. discincte.
previdite.
unglue v. discollar.
unforeseen adj. non previdite,
ungodly (of row) adj. infernal.
impreviste.
ungodly (wicked) adj. impie.
unforeseen, unexpected adj. improvise.
ungovernable, uncontrollable adj.
unforeseen, unexpected adj. impreviste.
ingovernabile.
unforgettable adj. inoblidabile.
ungracious adj. ingratiose.
unforgivable adj. impardonabile.
ungrammatical adj. incorrecte.
unformed, inform adj. informe.
ungrateful adj. ingrate.
unfortunate adj. infortunate.
ungrateful, ingrate adj. ingrate.
unfortunate adj. infortunate, infelice.
unguarded (not defended) adj. sin
unfortunate adj. infelice, infortunate.
defensa.
unfortunate, unhappy adj. infelice. unguarded (remark) adj. inconsiderate,
unfortunately adv. infortunatemente. incaute.
unfounded adj. sin fundamento. unguarded (remark) adj. incaute,
unfreeze (1. to cause to thaw or melt; inconsiderate.
2. to thaw, become melted) v. unguent, ointment n. uncto.
disgelar. unguentary adj. unguentari.
unfulfilled adj. irrealisate, incomplite. unguiculate adj. unguiculate.
unfulfilled adj. incomplite, irrealisate. unguiferous adj. unguifere.
unfunny, witless, insipid adj. infacete.
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ungulate (1. having hoofs; 2. unhindered adj. sin incombramento,

pertaining to the ungulates) adj. libere.
ungulate. unhinge v. discardinar.
ungulate [Zool] n. ungulato. unhoped-for adj. insperate.
unhappiness, infelicity n. infelicitate. unhurt adj. unharmed.
unhappiness n. infelicitate. unhurt, uninjured adj. illese.
unhappy adj. infelice. unhygienic adj. inhygienic.
unhappy, unfortunate adj. infelice. unices n. Comp].
unharmed adj. illese, indemne, san e unicolorous, one-colored adj. unicolor.
salve. unicorn n. unicorne.
unharmed adj. indemne, san e salve,
unicorn n. unicornio.
illese.
unidentified adj. non identificate.
unharmed adj. san e salve, illese,
unidentified-flying-object (U.F.O) n.
indemne.
objecto volante non identificate.
unharmed, undamaged, uninjured adj.
unidentified-flying-object (U.F.O) n.
indemne.
objecto volante non identificate
unharmonious, disharmonious adj.
(O.V.N.)
disharmoniose.
unification n. unification.
unhealthiness, unwholesomeness,
uniflorous [Bot] adj. uniflor.
insalubrity n. insalubritate.
unifoliate [Bot] adj. unifoliate.
unhealthy (1. not in good health; 2.
unwholesome) adj. malsan. uniform (1. to make uniform; 2. to put
into uniform) v. uniformar.
unhealthy adj. insalubre, malsan.
uniform adj. uniforme.
unhealthy adj. malsan, insalubre.
uniform adj/n. uniforme.
unhealthy, unwholesome adj. insalubre.
uniform n. uniforme.
unheard (of) adj. inaudite.
uniformity n. uniformitate.
unheard-of adj. inaudite.
unify v. unificar.
unheeded adj. a que on non presta
attention, neglecte. unilateral (1. Bot]; 2. Law]) adj.
unheeded adj. neglecte, a que on non unilateral.
presta attention. unilateral adj. unilateral.
unhesitating adj. firme, decise. unilaterally adv. unilateralmente.
unhesitating adj. decise, firme. unimaginable adj. inconcipibile, non
unhindered adj. libere, sin imaginabile.
incombramento.
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unimaginable adj. non imaginabile, uninspired adj. sin inspiration, banal,

inconcipibile. mediocre.
unimpaired adj. integre, non diminuite, uninspired adj. banal, mediocre, sin
intacte. inspiration.
unimpaired adj. non diminuite, intacte, uninspired adj. mediocre, sin inspiration,
integre. banal.
unimpaired adj. intacte, integre, non uninstall v. Comp].
diminuite. uninstaller n. Comp].
unimportance, insignificance n. unintelligent adj. inintelligente.
futilitate.
unintelligent, obtuse adj. inintelligente.
unimportant adj. insignificante, pauco
unintelligible adj. inintelligibile.
importante, sin importantia.
unintentional adj. involuntari.
unimportant adj. pauco importante, sin
importantia, insignificante. unintentionally adv. involuntarimente.
unimportant adj. sin importantia, uninterested adj. indifferente, non
insignificante, pauco importante. interessate.
unimportant, insignificant adj. futile. uninterested adj. non interessate,
unimportant, slight, trifling adj. tenue. indifferente.
uninterested (not having an interest in
unimpressed adj. frigide, non
impressionate. a thing) adj. disinteressate.
unimpressed adj. non impressionate, uninterestedness (state of not having

frigide. an interest in a thing) n.
uninformed, not knowing adj. insciente. disinteresse.
uninteresting adj. pauco interessante.
uninhabitable adj. inhabitabile.
uninterrupted adj. ininterrupte.
uninhabited adj. deserte, non habitate.
uninvited adj. sin invitation.
uninhabited adj. non habitate, deserte.
uninviting adj. inappetibile, pauco
uninitiated adj. non initiate.
attractive.
uninjured (goods) adj. intacte, sin
uninviting adj. pauco attractive,
damno.
inappetibile.
uninjured (goods) adj. sin damno,
union (link, group) n. union.
intacte.
union n. union.
uninjured (person) adj. indemne, illese.
union (trade-union) n. trade-union,
uninjured (person) adj. illese, indemne.
syndicato.
uninjured, unharmed, undamaged adj.
union (trade-union) n. syndicato, trade-
indemne.
union.
uninjured, unhurt adj. illese.
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unionism n. unionismo. unite (become united) v. reunir.

unionist n. unionista. unite, bring together (in a coalition) v.
unionist n. Pol]. coalisar.
unionist (trade- unionist) n. unite, combine, conjoin v. conjunger -
syndicalista. jung-/ junct-].
union-jack n. bandiera britannic. unite, combine, conjoin v. conjunger.
uniparous (producing but one unite, join (bring or put together) v.

offspring at a time) adj. unipare. copular.
unite, join, connect v. unir.
unipersonal [Gram] adj. unipersonal.
unite, join (one thing to another) v.
unipolar adj. unipolar.
adjunger.
unique adj. unic.
unite, join (one thing to another) v.
unique (that has no like or equal) adj. adjunger -jung-/junct-].
unic.
unite (join together) v. reunir.
uniqueness n. unicitate.
unite v. unir (se).
unisexual adj. unisexual.
unite v. unir.
unison (in -) n. de concerto, al unisono.
uniteable adj. unibile.
unison (in -) n. al unisono, de concerto.
united adj. unite.
unison n. unisono.
United-Kingdom [Geog] n. Regno Unite.
unison n. unisono (-ì-).
united-nations n. nationes unite.
unison, unisonous adj. unisone.
united-states adj. statounitese.
unisonous, unison adj. unisone.
united-states [Geog] n. Statos Unite.
unit n. Mech].
united-states [Geog] n. Statos Unite (de
unit n. unitate. America).
unit n. gen/ mil. uniting, joining (action of) n. unimento.
unitarian adj. unitari. uniting, unitive adj. unitive.
unitarian n. unitario. unitive, uniting adj. unitive.
Unitarian [Theol] adj. unitari. unit-trust n. societate de investimento.
Unitarian [Theol] n. unitario. unity n. unitate.
Unitarianism [Theol] n. unitarismo. univalve, univalved [Bot/Zool] adj.
Unitario n. IAL]. univalve.
unitarism n. unitarismo. univalved, univalve [Bot/Zool] adj.
unitarist n. unitario. univalve.
unitary adj. unitari. universal adj. universal.
universal adj. universe.
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Universalism [Theol] n. universalismo. unknot v. disnodar.

Universalist [Theol] n. universalista. unknowable adj. incognoscibile.
universality n. universalitate. unknowing adj. incognoscente.
universalize v. universalisar. unknowingly adv. incognoscentemente.
universal-joint n. juncto/ articulation de unknown adj. incognite.
cardan. unknown adj. incognite (-còg-).
universally adv. universalmente. unknown adj. incognite, incogite.
universe n. universo, cosmo. unknown adj. incogite, incognite.
universe n. universo. unknown to, without the knowledge
universe n. universitate. of prep. clam.
universe n. cosmo, universo. unlabled (without classification) adj. sin
university adj. universitari. ettiquetta, non-ettiquettate.
university n. universitate. unlabled (without classification) adj.
unix [Comp] n. unix. non- ettiquettate, sin ettiquetta.
unlace v. disfacer, dislaciar.
unjust adj. injuste.
unlace v. dislaciar, disfacer (le
unjust, unfair adj. injuste.
cordones/lacios).
unjustifiable adj. injustificabile.
unlace v. dislaciar, disfacer.
unjustified adj. injustificate.
unlace v. disfacer (le cordones/ lacios),
unkempt adj. inculte.
dislaciar.
unkempt (neglected) adj. inculte. unlade, unload v. discargar.
unkempt (of hair) adj. mal pectinate. unlading, unloading (act of) n. discarga.
unkind adj. cruel, inamical. unlading, unloading n. discargamento.
unkind adj. inamical, cruel. unlawful adj. illegal, illicite.
unkind (not like a friend) adj. inamical. unlawful adj. illicite, illegal.
unkindliness n. cruelitate, manco de unlearn, forget v. disapprender.
amabilitate.
unleavened, azymous adj. azyme
unkindliness n. manco de amabilitate,
(à-).
cruelitate.
unleavened, azymous adj. azyme.
unkindly adv. inamicalmente, cruelmente.
unless conj. a minus que, si non.
unkindly adv. cruelmente, inamicalmente.
unless conj. si non, a minus que.
unkindness n. cruelitate, manco de
unless it be, except adv. non.
amabilitate.
unlicensed (of premises) adj. phr. sin
unkindness n. manco de amabilitate,
licentia.
cruelitate.
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unlicensed (without authority) adj. phr. unmarried, single adj. celibe.

non autorisate. unmask (strip of a mask) v. dismascar.
unlike adj. dissimile, dispare, differente. unmatched adj. incomparabile.
unlike adj. dispare, differente, dissimile. unmeant adj. involuntari, facite sin
unlike adj. differente, dissimile, dispare. intention.
unlike, dissimilar adj. dispare. unmeant adj. facite sin intention,
unlikely adj. inverisimile. involuntari.
unlikely, improbable adj. unmentionable adj. immentionabile.
inverosimilante. unmistakeable adj. evidente.
unlikely, improbable adj. inverisimile. unmortified adj. immortificate.
unlimited adj. illimitate. unmoved adj. impassibile, insensibile.
unload, unlade v. discargar. unmoved adj. insensibile, impassibile.
unload v. discargar. unnail, remove the nails from v.
unloader n. discargator. disclavar.
unloading, unlading (act of) n. discarga. unnamable adj. innominabile.
unloading, unlading n. discargamento. unnamed adj. innominate.
unloading place, wharf n. discargatorio. unnatural adj. innatural.
unlock v. disserrar. unnaturally adv. innaturalmente.
unlooked for adj. impreviste, insperate. unnavigability n. innavigabilitate.
unlooked for adj. insperate, impreviste. unnavigable adj. innavigabile.
unloose v. disligar. unnecessary adj. inutile, non necessari,

superflue.
unlosable adj. imperdibile.
unnecessary adj. non necessari,
unlucky (ill-starred) adj. nefaste.
superflue, inutile.
unlucky (unfortunate) adj. infortunate.
unnecessary adj. superflue, inutile, non
unmanageable adj. ingovernabile, necessari.
intractabile. unneeded adj. non necessari.
unmanageable adj. intractabile,
unnerve, enervate v. enervar.
ingovernabile.
unnerve v. enervar.
unmanageable adj. immaneabile.
unnoticed adj. inobservate.
unmanly adj. effeminate, pauco viril.
unobstructed adj. non obstruite.
unmanly adj. pauco viril, effeminate.
unobtainable adj. non obtenibile,
unmarried adj. non maritate, celibe.
introvabile.
unmarried adj. celibe, non maritate.
unobtainable adj. introvabile, non
unmarried, single adj. celibe (cé-). obtenibile.
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unobtrusive adj. discrete, modeste. unperturbed adj. impassive,

unobtrusive adj. modeste, discrete. imperturbate.
unoccupied, be vacant v. vacar. unpleasant adj. displacente.
unoccupied, idle adj. disoccupate. unpleasant, disagreeable adj.

disagradabile.
unofficial adj. non official.
unpleasant (disagreeable) adj.
unofficially adv. non officialmente.
disagradabile.
unopened adj. non aperite, non aperte.
unpleasant (of work) adj. etc.
unopened adj. non aperte, non aperite.
unpleasant, unpleasing adj. ingrate.
unorthodox adj. non-orthodoxe, pauco
unpleasantness n. character
orthodoxe.
disagradabile.
unorthodox adj. pauco orthodoxe, non-
unpleasing, unpleasant adj. ingrate.
orthodoxe.
unpolished, crude adj. impolite.
unpack, unbox v. disincassar.
unpolished (crude) adj. rude.
unpack, unbox v. discassar.
unpolished (not smoothened, not
unpack, unwrap v. dispacchettar.
refined) adj. non polite.
unpack v. disimballar, dispacchettar.
unpopular adj. impopular.
unpack v. disimballar.
unpopularity n. impopularitate.
unpack v. dispacchettar, disimballar.
unprecedented adj. sin precedente.
unpacking, unboxing n.
unprejudiced adj. disinteressate,
disincassamento.
impartial.
unpacking or unboxing (action of) n.
unprejudiced adj. impartial,
discassamento.
disinteressate.
unpremeditated adj. impremeditate.
discassage (- aje).
unprepared adj. non preparate.
discassage. unproductive adj. improductive.
unpaid adj. non pagate. unprofitable adj. sin profito.
unparalleled adj. sin precedente, unpronounceable adj. inarticulabile.
incomparabile. unpronounceable adj. impronunciabile.
unparalleled adj. incomparabile, sin unprotected adj. sin protection.
precedente. unprovoked adj. non provocate.
unpardonable adj. impardonabile.
unpublishable adj. impublicabile.
unpatriotic adj. antipatriotic.
unpublished adj. inedite, non publicate.
unperturbed adj. imperturbate,
unpublished adj. non publicate, inedite.
impassive.
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unpublished adj. inedite. unrelated adj. sin relation, non connexe.

unpublished adj. inedite (-né-). unrelated adj. non connexe, sin relation.
unpunctual adj. impunctual. unrelenting adj. inexorabile, implacabile.
unpunctuality n. impunctualitate. unrelenting adj. implacabile, inexorabile.
unpunished adj. impunite. unreliable adj. pauco fidel, non digne de
unpunished n. impunite. fide.
unqualified n. Jur]. unreliable adj. non digne de fide, pauco
fidel.
unqualified (unlimited) adj. absolute,
unrelieved adj. total, non mitigate.
inconditional.
unqualified (unlimited) adj. unrelieved adj. non mitigate, total.
inconditional, absolute. unremitting adj. infatigabile, incessante.
unqualified (without a certificate) adj. unremitting adj. incessante, infatigabile.
sin diploma. unrepentant adj. impenitente.
unqualified (without the right) adj. sin unrepentant, impenitent adj.
titulo. impenitente.
unquestionable adj. indiscutibile. unreservedly adv. sin reserva.
unquiet, inquiet adj. inquiete. unrest (restlessness) n. inquietude.
unravel v. disintricar. unrest (social) n. disordine, agitation.
unreadable adj. illegibile. unrest (social) n. agitation, disordine.
unreal adj. irreal. unrestrained adj. libere, disfrenate,
unreality n. irrealitate. immoderate.
unrealizable adj. irrealisabile. unrestrained adj. immoderate, libere,
unreasonable (1. not en dowed with disfrenate.
reason; 2. not conformable to unrestrained adj. disfrenate,
reason) adj. irrationabile. immoderate, libere.
unreasonable adj. irrationabile, unrestrained, dissipated adj. dissipate
disrationabile. (pp of dissipar).
unreasonable adj. disrationabile, unrestrained, dissipated adj. dissipate.
irrationabile. unrestricted adj. sin restriction.
unreasonable, irrational (not unripe adj. verde, crude, immatur.
conformable to reason) adj. unripe adj. crude, immatur, verde.
disrationabile. unripe adj. immatur.
unrecognizable adj. irrecognoscibile.
unripe adj. immatur, verde, crude.
unrecorded adj. non registrate.
unripe, green adj. crude.
unrefuted adj. irrefutate.
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unripeness n. immaturitate. unseaworthy adj. innavigabile.

unrivaled adj. incomparabile, sin par, sin unseemly adj. indecente, improprie.
rival. unseemly adj. improprie, indecente.
unrivaled adj. sin rival, incomparabile, sin unseen adj. invisibile.
par.
unserviceable adj. inservibile, inutile.
unrivaled adj. sin par, sin rival,
unserviceable adj. inutile, inservibile.
incomparabile.
unsettled (undecided) adj. indecisive.
unroll v. disinrolar (se).
unsettled (weather) adj. variabile.
unroll v. disinrolar.
unshaken adj/adv. non succutite.
unruly adj. indisciplinate, turbulente.
unsheathe, draw (a sword) v. disvainar.
unruly adj. turbulente, indisciplinate.
unsheltered adj/adv. non protegite, sin
unsaddle v. dissellar.
protection, exponite al ventos.
unsafe adj. insecur.
unsheltered adj/adv. sin protection,
unsafe, insecure adj. insecur.
exponite al ventos, non protegite.
unsaid adv. non dicite. unsheltered adj/adv. exponite al ventos,
unsalable adj. invendibile. non protegite, sin protection.
unsatisfactory adj. non satisfactori. unshoe (a horse) v. disferrar.
unsatisfied adv. non satisfacte. unsightly adj. repugnante al vista.
unsavory adj. disagradabile. unsigned adj/adv. non signate, sin
unscathed adj. indemne. signatura.
unscientific adj. pauco scientific, non unsigned adj/adv. sin signatura, non
scientific. signate.
unscientific adj. non scientific, pauco unskilful, clumsy adj. inhabile.
scientific. unskilfulness, clumsiness n.
unscrew v. disvitar. inhabilitate.
unscrupulous adj. inscrupulose. unskilled (labour) adj. manual, non-
specialisate.
unscrupulous adj. inscrupulose, sin
unskilled (labour) adj. non-specialisate,
conscientia.
manual.
unscrupulous adj. sin conscientia,
unskilled (not expert) adj. inexperte.
inscrupulose.
unscrupulous ambition n. arrivismo. unsober adj. insobrie.
unseal v. dissigillar. unsoberness, insobriety n. insobrietate.
unseat v. parl. unsociability n. insociabilitate.
unseaworthiness n. innavigabilitate. unsociable adj. insociabile.

unsold adv. non vendite.
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unsolder v. dissoldar. unstinted adj. abundante, illimitate.

unsolicited adj/ adv. non sollicitate. unstinted adj. illimitate, abundante.
unsolved adj/adv. non solvite, non unstressed adj. atone.
resolvite. unsubstantial, insubstantial adj.
unsolved adj/adv. non resolvite, non insubstantial.
solvite. unsubstantial, not solid or firm adj.
unsophisticated (naive) adj. ingenue, inconsistente.
naive. unsubstantiality, insubstantiality n.
unsophisticated (naive) adj. naive, insubstantialitate.
ingenue. unsubstantiality (want of firmness) n.
unsophisticated (simple) adj. simple. inconsistentia.
unsound (argument) adj. false, erronee. unsuccessful (candidate) adj. non
unsound (argument) adj. erronee, false. eligite.
unsound (mind) adj. infirme. unsuccessful (efforts) adj. infructuose,
van.
unsound (structure) adj. defectuose.
unsuccessful (efforts) adj. van,
unsparing (generous) adj. generose,
infructuose.
prodige.
unsuccessful (without success) adj.
unsparing (generous) adj. prodige,
non-succedite.
generose.
unsuitable adj. improprie, incommode.
unsparing (merciless) adj. impietose.
unsuitable adj. incommode, improprie.
unspeakable adj. inexprimibile,
unsuitable, inconvenient adj.
inqualificabile.
incommode.
unspeakable adj. inqualificabile,
unsuitable, inconvenient adj.
inexprimibile.
incommode (-cò-).
unspeakable (indescribably or
unsuited adj. inapte.
inexpressibly bad) adj.
inqualificabile. unsuited (be - to) v. disconvenir a.
unspecified adj. non specificate. unsure adj. insecur.
unstable adj. instabile. unsure, uncertain (1. doubting; 2.
unstable, labile adj. labile. doubtful) adj. insecur.
unsteady (tottering) adj. titubante. unsurpassed adj/ adv. non superate, sin
equal.
unsteady (unbalanced) adj.
unsurpassed adj/ adv. sin equal, non
disequilibrate, instabile.
superate.
unsteady (unbalanced) adj. instabile,
unsuspecting adj. sin suspicion, non
disequilibrate.
suspiciose.
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unsuspecting adj. non suspiciose, sin untrue adj. false.

suspicion. untutored, uncultured adj. inculte.
untamable adj. indomabile. untwishng (act of) n. distortion.
untamed adj. indomate. untwist v. distorquer.
untangle v. disintricar. untwist v. distorquer -torqu-/- tort-].
untenability, intenability n. unusable adj. inusabile.
intenibilitate.
unusable adj. inutilisabile.
untenable adj. intenibile.
unusable, unutilizable adj. inutilisabile.
unthinkable adj. inconcipibile.
unused adj. inexhauste, inutilisate.
untidy (person) adj. pauco methodic.
unused adj. inutilisate, inexhauste.
untidy (room) adv. in disordine.
unused, not utilized adj. inutilisate.
untie v. disnodar.
unused, unexhausted adj. inexhauste.
until (as far as) conj. usque.
unusual (1. out of the ordinary; 2. not
until (before) adv/conj. ante que, antea.
customary) adj. inusual.
until (before) adv/conj. antea, ante que.
unusual adj. singular, insolite.
until prep. usque a, usque.
unusual adj. insolite, singular.
until prep. usque, usque a.
unusual, unaccustomed adj. insolite.
until, up to the time adv. eo.
unusual, unaccustomed adj. insolite (-
until now, so far, yet, still, this place, sò-).
thus far, hitherto, as yet adv. adhuc. unusually adv. singularmente.
untilled, uncultivated adj. inculte. unutilizable, unusable adj. inutilisabile.
untimely adj. inopportun, prematur. unutterable adj. inexprimibile, ineffabile.
untimely adj. prematur, inopportun. unutterable adj. ineffabile, inexprimibile.
untiring adj. infatigabile. unvanquished adj. invicte.
unto prep. a. unveil v. disvelar.
untold (riches) adj. incalculabile. unwanted adv. non desirate, superflue.
untold (story) adj/ adv. sin contar, inedite. unwanted adv. superflue, non desirate.
untold (story) adj/ adv. inedite, sin contar. unwarrantable adj. injustificabile.
untouchable adj. intoccabile. unwarranted adj/ adv. sin garantia,
untrained adj. inexperte, non specialisate. injustificate, non autorisate.
untrained adj. non specialisate, inexperte. unwarranted adj/ adv. non autorisate, sin
untransferable, not transferable adj. garantia, injustificate.
intransferibile. unwarranted adj/ adv. injustificate, non
untranslatable adj. intraducibile. autorisate, sin garantia.
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unwary adj. imprudente. unwrap v. disinveloppar, dispacchettar.

unwelcome adj. non benvenite. unwrap v. dispacchettar, disinveloppar.
unwell adj. indisposite, malade. unwrap v. disinveloppar.
unwell adj. malade, indisposite. unwritten (not written) adj. non scribite.
unwholesome, unhealthy adj. insalubre. unwritten (traditional) adj. traditional.
unwholesomeness, insalubrity, unwritten, without an alphabet adj.
unhealthiness n. insalubritate. analphabetic.
unwieldy adj. non-maneabile. up (above, upwards) adv. in alto.
unwilling adj. non volente, disinclinate, up (finished) adv. finite.
reluctante. up (go -) v. ascender, montar.
unwilling adj. disinclinate, reluctante, non up (go -) v. montar, ascender.
volente. up (it's - to you) phr. es a vos.
unwilling adj. reluctante, non volente,
up (out of bed) adv. foras del lecto.
disinclinate.
up prep. in alto del.
unwilling adj. nolente.
up (road) adv. in reparation.
unwillingly adv. de mal grado, de mal
up (what's - with him?) phr. que cosa le
voluntate.
afflige?
unwillingly adv. de mal voluntate, de mal
up in adv/prep. in.
grado.
unwillingly, against one's will adv. up to, to (a point in space or time) (all
nolente. the way) prep. usque.
unwillingness n. reluctantia. up to the minute (- news) phr. novas de
unwillingness, resistence, reluctance ultime hora.
n. reluctantia. up to the time, until adv. eo.
unwind (relax) v. relaxar se. up yours interj. al inferno!
unwind (unroll) v. disinrolar se. upas [Bot] n. upas.
unwise adj. mal avisate. upas [Bot] n. upas Mal].
unwitting adj. inconsciente. upbraid v. criticar, reprimendar.
unworkable adj. impracticabile. upbraid v. reprimendar, criticar.
unworthiness n. indignitate. upbringing n. education.
unworthy (1. undeserving; 2. upcoming adj. approximante,
unbecoming to the character or approchante.
dignity of a person) adj. indigne. upcoming adj. approchante,
unworthy adj. indigne. approximante.
update n. renovation, nove version.
unwrap, unpack v. dispacchettar.
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update n. nove version, renovation. upon, comment on (1. to annotate; 2.

update v. installar un nove version, to criticize, make comments on) v.
renovar. commentar.
update v. renovar, installar un nove upon, on prep. sur.
version. upon, on prep. super (sù-).
upend v. altiar. upon, on prep. super.
upend v. altiar (le extremitate de). upon prep. super, sur.
upgrade n. promotion (a grado superior), upon prep. sur, super.
renovation. upper adj. plus alte.
upgrade n. renovation, promotion.
upper adj. plus alte (in position).
upgrade n. renovation, promotion (a
upper, higher adj. superior.
grado superior).
upper, higher adj. supere.
upgrade n. promotion, renovation.
upper n. le parte superior del calceo (- del
upgrade v. renovar, promover (a grado
scarpa).
superior).
upper n. le parte superior del calceo.
upgrade v. promover (a grado superior),
renovar. upper part, top n. alto.
upgrade v. promover, renovar. uppermost adv. le plus alte, superior.
upgrade v. renovar, promover. uppermost adv. superior, le plus alte.
upheaval (fig) n. commotion. upright adj/adv. probe, honeste.
upheaval (geological) n. sublevamento. upright adj/adv. honeste, probe.
uphill adj/adv. in alto. upright, honest adj. probe.
uphill adj/adv. in alto (con difficultate). upright (of unfailing integrity) adj.
integre.
uphold v. defender, supportar.
upright (of unfailing integrity) adj.
uphold v. supportar, defender.
integre (ìn-).
upholster v. recoperir le mobiles.
upright piano n. pianino.
upholstery n. recoperta de mobiles.
uprightness n. probitate, honestate.
upkeep n. mantenimento, costo del
uprightness n. honestate, probitate.
mantenimento.
uprightness, probity, integrity n.
upkeep n. costo del mantenimento,
probitate.
mantenimento.
uprightness, rectitude,
upland n. terra alte.
straightforwardness n. directura.
uplift (in spirit) v. animar.
uproar n. tumulto.
uplift n. elevation.
uproarious adj. tumultose.
uplift v. elevar.
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uproot, root up v. displantar. up-surge n. accesso.

uproot v. evelier, toller le radice. up-swept adj. alte.
uproot v. toller le radice, evelier. up-swing (on the -) adv.
upset (mad) adj. inferite. ameliorantemente, ameliorante.
upset, put out of order v. disregular. up-swing (on the -) adv. ameliorante,
ameliorantemente.
upset v. inferir, everter.
up-swing vi. ameliorar.
upset v. everter, inferir.
up-take n. cannon del camino.
up-shot n. exito, evento.
up-take (quick on the -) phr. esser
up-shot n. evento, exito.
rapide a comprender.
up-side n. parte superior.
up-thrust n. altiamento.
up-side-down adv. in verso.
up-to adv. a, usque a.
upsilon (Greek letter Y) n. ypsilon,
up-to adv. usque a, a.
ipsilon.
up-to-date adj. de ultime hora.
upsilon (Greek letter Y) n. ipsilon,
up-to-date (current) adj. actual,
ypsilon.
recente.
upstage adj. presumite, sufficiente.
up-to-date (current) adj. recente,
upstage adj. sufficiente, presumite.
actual.
upstage adv. in le fundo del scenario.
up-to-date (fashionable) adj. al moda.
upstage vt. attraher omne attention del
up-to-here (phr) phr. usque a ci, usque a
public super un altere persona.
hic.
upstairs adj. del passo in alto (del scalas).
up-to-here (phr) phr. usque a hic, usque
upstairs adj. del passo in alto. a ci.
upstairs adv. in alto (del scalas). up-to-now (hitherto) phr. hic.
upstairs adv. in alto. up-to-now (hitherto) phr. hic (ci).
upstairs n. nivello superior. up-to-now phr. usque nunc.
upstanding adj. robuste, honorabile. up-to-the-minute adj. de ultime
upstanding adj. honorabile, robuste. minuta.
upstart adj. altiate. up-town adv. al interior del citate.
upstart n. altiato. up-trend n. tendentia ascendente.
upstart n. nove persona. up-turn n. augmento, melioration.
up-state adj. interior. up-turn n. melioration, augmento.
up-stream adv. in alto del fluvio. upturned adj. in alto.
up-stroke n. movemento ascendente. upturned (with - nose) phr. con naso in
alto.
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upward, upwards adj. ascendente. uranium n. uranium.

upwards adv. surso, in alto. uranium n. uranium (-rà-).
upwards adv. in alto, surso. uranographer n. uranographo (-
up-wind adj/adv. contra le vento. ògrapho).
up-with interj. viva! uranographer n. uranographo.
ur-, uro- (tail) occurring in uranography n. uranographia (-

compounds] n. ur-. ìa).
uranography n. uranographia.
uraemia [Med] n. uremia.
uranometry (science of) n. uranometria.
uraemia, uremia [Med] n. uremia.
uranometry (science of) n. uranometria
uraemia, uremia [Med] n. uremia (-
(- ìa).
ìa).
Uranus (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n.
uraemic adj. uremic.
Urano.
uraemic, uremic adj. uremic.
Uranus (Planet -) n. Planeta Urano.
Ural [Geog] n. Ural.
urban adj. urban.
Ural (River) n. Ural.
urban railway n. metropolitano.
Ural Mountains [Geog] n. Monanias
urbane adj. urban.
Ural.
urbanism n. urbanismo.
Ural Mountains, Urals n. Ural.
urbanist [Eccl] n. urbanista.
Ural-Altaic adj. ural-altaic.
urbanist n. urbanista.
uralaltaic adj. uraloaltaic (-tàic).
urbanity (1. urbanness; 2.
uralaltaic adj. uraloaltaic.
urbaneness) n. urbanitate.
Uralian adj. uralian.
urbanity n. urbanitate.
Urals, Ural Mountains n. Ural.
urbanization n. urbanisation.
Urania (1. Muse of astronomy; 2.
urbanize v. urbanisar.
epithet of Aphrodite) Gr. Mythol] n.
Urania. urchin n. ericio parve.
uranian (1. pertaining to the god urchin (sea -) n. ericio marin.
Uranus; 2. pertaining to the planet uredinium [Bot] n. uredine.
Uranus; 3. pertaining to Urania; 4. uremia, uraemia [Med] n. uremia.
pertaining to the heavens) adj. uremia, uraemia [Med] n. uremia (-
uranie. ìa).
uranic adj. uranic. uremic, uraemic adj. uremic.
uranite [Mineral] n. uranite. ureter [Anat] n. ureter.
uranium [Chem] n. uranio. ureteral adj. ureteral.
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ureteritis [Pathol] n. ureteritis. urinal (building for urinating

ureteritis [Pathol] n. ureteritis (- purposes) n. urinatorio.
ìtis). urinal n. urinal.
ureterotomy [Surg] n. ureterotomia. urinal (public lavatory) n. urinatorio.
ureterotomy [Surg] n. ureterotomia (- urinal (vessel for holding urine) n.
ìa). urinal.
urethra [Anat] n. urethra. urinary adj. urinari, urinal.
urethral adj. urethral. urinary adj. urinal, urinari.
urethritis [Pathol] n. urethritis (- urinary canal [Anat] n. canal urinari.
ìtis). urinate v. urinar.
urethritis [Pathol] n. urethritis.
urination n. urination.
urethroscope [Med] n. urethroscopio.
urine n. urina.
urethroscopy [Med] n. urethroscopia.
uriniferous adj. urinifere.
urethroscopy [Med] n. urethroscopia (-
urinous adj. urinose.
ìa).
urn n. urna.
urge, be insistent or pressing v. urger.
Ursa Major (astronom) n. Ursa Major.
urge, persuade, advise v. suader suad-
/suas-]. Ursa Minor (astronom) n. Ursa Minor.
urge, persuade, advise v. suader. ursine adj. ursin.
urge, press v. instar. ursine (bearlike) adj. ursin.
urge v. incitar, urger. urson (Canada porcupine) n. urson.
urge v. urger, incitar. urtica, nettle n. urtica.
urgency n. emergentia, urgentia. urtica, nettle n. urtica (-tìca).
urgency n. urgentia, emergentia. urtica (nettle) n. urtica.
urgency (need for immediate attention urticaceae [Bot] n. urticaceas.

or action) n. urgentia. urticaceous adj. urticacee.
urgent adj. urgente. urticant adj. urticante.
urgent (demanding immediate urticant, stinging adj. urticante.
attention or action) adj. urgente. urticant, stinging adj. urticante (ppr of
urgently adv. urgentemente. urticar).
urgently (I need it quite -) phr. io lo urticaria (hives) n. urticaria.
necessita multo urgentemente. urticaria, nettle rash [Pathol] n.
uric [Med] adj. uric. urticaria.
urticate, nettle v. urticar.
urtication n. urtication.
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urubu (black vulture) n. urubu. use (action of using) n. empleo (-éo).

Uruguay (1. Uruguay river; 2. Republic use (action of using) n. empleo.
of Uruguay) n. Uruguay (-ài). use, make use of v. usar.
Uruguay (1. Uruguay river; 2. Republic use n. utilisation, uso.
of Uruguay) n. Uruguay. use n. uso, utilisation.
Uruguay [Geog] n. Uruguay. use v. usar, utilisar.
Uruguayan adj. uruguayan. use v. utilisar, usar.
Uruguayan n. uruguayo. use circumlocution v. circumloquer.
urus (aurochs) n. uro. use circumlocution v. circumloquer -
U.S (- citizen) n. citatano american, loqu-/-locut-].
statounitese. use of gestures, gesticulation n.
U.S (- citizen) n. statounitese, citatano mimica.
american. use up v. usar.
us, autobus (motor) n. autobus. used, utilized adj. utilisate.
us, autobus (motor) n. autobus (- useful adj. utile.
bùs).
useful adj. util.
U.S [Geog] Abbrev. Statos Unite.
useful, serviceable adj. servibile.
U.S [Geog] Abbrev. Statos Unite (de
usefulness n. utilitate, uso.
America).
usefulness n. uso, utilitate.
us pron. nos.
usefulness, utility n. utilitate.
us, we (nos) pron. noi.
useless adj. inutil.
U.S.A. n. U.S.A.
useless adj. inutile.
U.S.A. n. U.S.A. A].
uselessness n. inutilitale.
usability, usableness n. usabilitate.
user n. usator, usuario.
usable adj. usabile.
user n. usuario, usator.
usableness, usability n. usabilitate.
usher (- in) v. introducer.
usage, custom, habit n. usantia.
usher n. introductor.
usage, custom n. costume.
usher n. ostiero.
usage, custom n. usage.
U.S.S.R [Geog] Abbrev. U.R.S.S.
usage, custom n. usage (-aje).
U.S.S.R. n. U.R.S.S.
usage, manner, custom n. more.
usual (1. ordinary; 2. customary) adj.
use (1. act of using; 2. habit) n. uso.
usual.
use (act of using) n. usage.
usual adj. usual.
use (act of using) n. usage (-aje).
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usually adv. usualmente. uterine adj. uterin.

usually, for the most part, commonly uterology n. uterologia (-ìa).
adv. plurimo. uterology n. uterologia.
usually, for the most part, commonly uterus n. utero.
adv. plurimo
(plù-).
uterus, womb n. utero (ù-).
usufruct [Law] n. usufructo.
uterus, womb n. utero.
usufructuary [Law] adj. usufructuari.
utilitarian (as in utilitarian ethics) adj.
usufructuary [Law] n. usufructuario.
utilitari.
usurer n. usurero. utilitarian n. utilitario.
usurer n. usuario, fenerator. utilitarianism n. utilitarismo.
usurer n. fenerator, usuario. utility n. utilitate.
usurious adj. usurari. utility, usefulness n. utilitate.
usurp v. usurpar, assumer, occupar. utilization n. utilisation.
usurp v. occupar, usurpar, assumer. utilize v. utilisar.
usurp v. usurpar. utilized, used adj. utilisate.
usurp v. assumer, occupar, usurpar. utilizer n. utilisator.
usurpation n. usurpation. utmost (do one's -) v. facer lo
usurpatory adj. usurpatori. summamente possibile.
usurper n. usurpator. utmost n. ultimo, summo, extremo.
usury n. usuria (-ìa). utmost n. summo, extremo, ultimo.
usury n. usura, feneration. utmost n. extremo, ultimo, summo.
usury n. feneration, usura. Utopia n. Utopia.
usury n. usura. utopian adj. utopic.
usury n. usuria. Utopian, dreamer (one who indulges
usury (practice -) v. fenerar, usurar. in fanciful ideas, plans) n.
usury (practice -) v. usurar, fenerar. chimerista.
utopian n. utopista.
utensil n. utensilio, vaso.
utopianism n. utopismo.
utensil n. vaso, utensilio.
utter adj. complete, tote, absolute.
utensil, tool n. utensile.
utter adj. absolute, complete, tote.
utensils n. utensilios, vasos.
utter adj. tote, absolute, complete.
utensils n. vasos, utensilios.
utter v. pronunciar, dicer.
uterine (1. pertaining to the uterus; 2.
born of) adj. uterin. utter v. dicer, pronunciar.
utterable adj. effabile.
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utterable, expressible adj. exprimibile. uvula n. uvula.

utterance n. dicto, pronunciation. uvula n. uvula.
utterance n. pronunciation, dicto. uvular adj. uvular.
utterly adv. completemente, uxoricide (act of killing one's wife) n.
absolutemente. uxoricidio.
utterly adv. absolutemente, uxoricide (one who kills his wife) n.
completemente. uxoricida.
uvea [Anat] n. uvea.
V - v
v (letter -) n. littera v (ve). vaccination n. vaccination.

Vaal (river) n. Vaal. vaccinator (one who vaccinates) n.
vac n. abbrev. vaccinator.
vacancy n. vacantia. vaccine adj. vaccin.
vacancy (unoccupied post) n. vacantia. vaccine n. vaccino.
vacant adj. disoccupato. vaccine (preparation for vaccination

and inoculation) n. vaccino.
vacant, not occupied adj. vacante.
vaccinic, vaccinal adj. vaccinic.
vacant, not occupied adj. vacante (ppr of
vacar). vaccinogenic adj. vaccinogene.
vacate, evacuate, empty v. disoccupar. vacillate v. vacillar.
vacation (as in vacation time) adj. ferial. vacillating, vacillation (act of) n.
vacation n. adj. vacillamento.
vacillation n. vacillation.
vacation n. vacantias, ferias.
vacillation, vacillating (act of) n.
vacation n. ferias, vacantias.
vacillamento.
vacationer n. vacationista.
vacillatory adj. vacillatori.
vacationist n. vacationista.
vacuity, emptiness n. vacuitate.
vaccinal adj. vaccinal, vaccinee.
vacuole [Biol] n. vacuolo.
vaccinal adj. vaccinal.
vacuole [Biol] n. vacuolo (- cù-).
vaccinal adj. vaccinee, vaccinal.
vacuum n. vacuo.
vaccinal, vaccinic adj. vaccinic.
vacuum cleaner n. aspirator.
vaccinate v. vaccinar.
vacuum-cleaner n. aspirator.
vaccinate again, revaccinate v.
vacuum-flask n. thermos.
revaccinar.
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vade mecum n. vademecum. valet, lackey, footman n. lacai (-

vade mecum n. vademecum (-mé-). ài).
vagabond adj. vagabunde. valet, lackey, footman n. lacai.
vagabond n. vagabundo. valet, man-servant n. camerero.
vagabond v. vagabundar. valet n. camerero, valletto.
vagabondage n. vagabundage (-aje). valet n. valletto, camerero.
vagabondage n. vagabundage. Valhalla [Mythol] n. Valhalla.
vagina [Anat] n. vagina. valiant adj. valente, prode.
vagina n. vagina. valiant adj. valente (ppr of valer).
vaginal [Anat] adj. vaginal. valiant adj. prode.
vaginismus (spasmodic contractions valiant adj. prode, valente.

of the vagina) Med] n. vaginismo. valiant adj. valente.
vaginule [Bot] n. vaginula. valid adj. valide.
vagrant adj. vagabunde. validate (render valid) v. validar.
vagrant n. vagabundo. validate v. validar.
vague adj. vage, imprecise. validation (act of rendering valid) n.
vague adj. imprecise, vage. validation.
validity n. validitate.
vague (not clearly defined) adj. vage.
valise, traveling bag n. valise.
vagueness n. imprecision.
valise, traveling bag n. valise F].
vain (1. futile; 2. worthless; 3.
conceited) adj. van. Valkyrie n. valkyria.
vain (conceited) adj. vanitose. valley n. vallea.
vain, futile, frustraneous adj. valley n. valle.

frustranee. valley n. vallea (-éa).
vain (useless) adj. van, inutile. valley n. vallata.
vain (useless) adj. inutile, van. valor, bravery n. valentia.
vainglorious adj. vangloriose. valor, manliness n. virtute.
vainglorious adj. gloriose. valor n. valor.
vainglorious, boastful adj. vangloriose. valor, valour n. valor.
vainglorious, conceited adj. vanitose. valorization n. valorisation.
vainglory, boastfulness n. vangloria. valorize (fix prices by valorization) v.
valence [Chem] n. valentia. valorisar.
valorous adj. valorose.
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valuable adj. de valor, preciose. vampire bat n. vespertilion vampir.

valuable adj. preciose, de valor. vampirism n. vampirismo.
valuables n. objectos de valor. van n. camionetta, furgon.
valuation, appraisal n. valutation. van n. furgon, camionetta.
valuation n. valutation. Vandal [Hist] n. vandalo (vàn-).
value, appraise v. valutar. Vandal [Hist] n. vandalo.
value (estimate value of) v. valutar. vandal n. vandalo.
value (hold valuable) v. tener a (valor). Vandal, Vandalic (pertaining to the
value (hold valuable) v. tener a. Vandals) adj. vandalic.
value (monetary worth of a thing) n. Vandal, Vandalic (pertaining to the
valuta. Vandals) adj. vandale.
value n. valor. vandal (wanton destroyer) n. vandalo
value, price n. precio. (vàn-).
value, worth n. valor. vandal (wanton destroyer) n. vandalo.
value-added-tax (VAT) n. imposto Vandalic, Vandal (pertaining to the

super le valor adjungite. Vandals) adj. vandale.
valueless adj. sin valor. Vandalic, Vandal (pertaining to the
valvar, valvular [Zool] adj. valvar. Vandals) adj. vandalic.
valvate [Bot/Zool] adj. valvate. vandalism n. vandalismo.
valve (1. Anat] (as in heart valves; 2. van-driver n. livrator, camionero,

Engin]) n. valvula. camionista.
van-driver n. camionero, camionista,
valve (all senses) n. valvula.
livrator.
valve (as in valves of the pericarp)
van-driver n. camionista, livrator,
Bot/zool] n. valva.
camionero.
valve (radio) n. etc.
vane n. pala.
valvular [Anat] adj. valvular.
vanguard [Mil] n. vanguarda.
valvular, valvar [Zool] adj. valvar.
vanguard n. vanguarda.
vamp n. vampiressa, femina fatal.
vanilla adj/n. vanilla.
vamp n. femina fatal, vampiressa.
vanilla n. vanilla.
vamp v. improvisar un accompaniamento.
vanilla bean (siliqua de) n. vanilla.
vampire (1. bloodsucking ghost or
vanilla-flavored adj. vanillate.
reanimated corpse; 2 . Zool]
vanillin [Bot/Chem] n. vanillina.
(vampire bat) n. vampir.
vanillism [Med] n. vanillismo.
vampire n. vampir.
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vanish v. evanescer. vaporizer, atomizer n. vaporisator.

vanish v. eclipsar se, evanescer. vaporosity, vaporousness n.
vanish v. evanescer, eclipsar se. vaporositate.
vanishing, evanescent adj. evanescente vaporous adj. vaporose.
(ppr of evanescer). vaporousness, vaporosity n.
vanishing, evanescent adj. evanescente. vaporositate.
vanishment n. evanescimento. variability n. variabilitate.
vanity (1. futility; 2. conceit, variable adj. variabile.

vainglory) n. vanitate. variable adj/n. variabile.
vanity n. vanitate. variance (be -) v. at discrepar, esser in
vanquish, overcome v. vincer vinc-/- contradiction.
vict-]. variance (be -) v. esser in contradiction,
vanquish, overcome v. vincer. at discrepar.
variance n. discrepantia, contradiction,
vanquish, surmount, overcome v.
variation, variantia.
superar.
variance n. contradiction, variation,
vanquish v. superar.
variantia, discrepantia.
vanquish v. superar (vincer in battalia).
variance n. variantia, discrepantia,
vanquishable, vincible adj. vincibile. contradiction, variation.
vanquishment n. vincimento. variance n. variation, variantia,
vantage (- point) n. phr. puncto. discrepantia, contradiction.
vantage (- point) n. phr. puncto variant adj. variante.
(position). variant, varying adj. variante.
vantage n. position de avantage. variant, varying adj. variante (ppr of
Vanuatu [Geog] n. Vanuatu. variar).
vapid adj. sin animo. variation n. variation.
vapor, steam n. vapor. varicella, chicken pox [Med] n. varicella.
vapor, vapour n. vapor. varicocele n. varicocele.
vaporizable, evaporable adj. varicose adj. varicose.
evaporabile. varicose vein, varix [Med] n. varice
vaporization, evaporation n. (và-).
vaporisation. varicose vein, varix [Med] n. varice.
vaporize (1. to evaporate; 2. to varicose veins adj. varices.
atomize, spray) v. vaporisar.
varied adj. variate.
vaporize v. vaporisar.
varied adj. variate (pp of variar).
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variegated adj. multicolor. vary (1. to differ; 2. to modify, alter) v.

variety (1. variedness, difference; 2. variar.
Biol]) n. varietate. vary v. variar.
variety n. varietate. varying, variant adj. variante.
variety-theatre n. theatro de varietates. varying, variant adj. variante (ppr of
variola, smallpox [Med] n. variola (- variar).
rì-). vascular [Anat/Bot] adj. vasculose.
variola, smallpox [Med] n. variola. vascular (as in vascular membrane,
variolar, variolous, variolic [Med] adj. tissue) Anat/Bot] adj. vascular.
variolose. vascularity [Anat/Bot] n. vascularitate.
variolar, variolous, variolic [Med] adj. vasculum n. vasculo.
variolar. vase n. vaso.
variolar, variolous, variolic [Med] adj. vasectomy n. vasectomia.
variolic.
vaseline n. vaselina.
variolic, variolar, variolous [Med] adj.
Vaseline n. vaselina.
variolic.
vasomotor [Anat] adj. vasomotor.
variolic, variolar, variolous [Med] adj.
variolar. vassal [Hist] n. vassallo.
variolic, variolar, variolous [Med] adj. vassal n. vassallo.
variolose. vassalage (state of being a vassal)
varioloid [Med] n. varioloide. Hist] n. vassallage.
variolous, variolic, variolar [Med] adj. vassalage (state of being a vassal)
variolic. Hist] n. vassallage (-aje).
variolous, variolic, variolar [Med] adj. vast adj. vaste.
variolose. vast (extensive in area or range) adj.
variolous, variolic, variolar [Med] adj. vaste.
variolar. vastness n. vastitate.
various (1. different, diverse;) adj. varie.
V.A.T Abbrev. V.A. (imposto super le valor
various adj. varie. adjungite).
varix, varicose vein [Med] n. varice. V.A.T Abbrev. V.A.
varix, varicose vein [Med] n. varice vat (large vessel, tub) n. cupa.
(và-). vat n. cupa.
varnish n. vernisse.
Vatican (1. as in Vatican Hill; 2.
varnish v. vernissar. pertaining to the Vatican) adj.
varnisher n. vernissator. vatican.
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Vatican n. Vaticano. vegetate (1. to grow, as plants, seeds;

vatican n. vaticano. 2. to live a merely physical life) v.
Vatican Hill n. Vaticano. vegetar.
vegetate v. vegetar.
vaudeville n. vaudeville F].
vegetation (1. action of vegetating; 2.
vaudeville n. vaudeville.
plant life, plants collectively) n.
vault (arched ceiling or roof) n. volta.
vegetation.
vault (cover with a vault) v. voltar.
vegetation n. vegetation.
vault (jump) vi. voltear.
vegetative adj. vegetative.
vault [Man] v. voltear.
vegeto-animal adj. vegetoanimal.
vault n. Archeol].
vegeto-mineral adj. vegetomineral.
vault vt. voltar.
vehemence n. vehementia.
vaulting (act or art of) Man] n. volteo (-
vehement adj. vehemente.
éo).
vehement, impetuous adj. vehemente.
vaulting (act or art of) Man] n. volteo.
vehemently, strongly adv. valde.
vaulting n. volteo.
vehicle n. vehiculo.
vauntery, boasting n. vanteria.
vehicular vehicular adj. vehicular.
vauntery, boasting n. vanteria (-
ìa). veil (as in bridal veil) n. velo.
veal n. vitello. veil n. velo.
vector [Math] n. vector. veil v. velar.
vector n. vector. vein (1. blood vessel; 2. as in veins

and arteries) n. vena.
vectorial [Math] adj. vectorial.
vein [Anat] n. vena.
veer v. virar.
vein, grain v. venar.
vegetable adj. vegetal, vegetabile.
vein, lode [Geol. and Mining] n. filon.
vegetable adj. vegetabile, vegetal.
vein (mining) n. filon.
vegetable adj. vegetabile.
veined adj. venate.
vegetable (leguminous) n. legumine.
veined, veiny adj. venate.
vegetable n. bot.
veining n. venatura.
vegetable, vegetal adj. vegetal.
veining, venation n. venafura.
vegetal, vegetable adj. vegetal.
veinlet, venule [Anat] n. venula.
vegetarian adj. vegetarian.
veiny, veined adj. venate.
vegetarian n. vegetariano.
velar adj. velar.
vegetarianism n. vegetarianismo.
velar v. velar.
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velarium [Rom. Antiq] n. velario. venerability, venerableness n.

vellum n. vitellino. venerabilitate.
velocimeter, speedometer n. venerable adj. venerabile.
velocimetro. venerableness, venerability n.
velocimeter, speedometer n. venerabilitate.
velocimetro (-cì-). venerate, revere v. venerar.
velocipede, dandy horse n. velocifero. venerate v. venerar.
velocipede, dandy horse n. velocifero (- veneration n. veneration.
cì-). veneration, reverence n. veneration.
velocipede n. velocipede. venerator n. venerator.
velocipede n. velocipede (- cì-). venereal adj. veneree.
velocipedist n. velocipedista. venereal, aphroditic adj. aphroditic.
velocity n. velocitate. venereal-disease n. maladia veneree.
velocity, speed n. velocitate. venery (chase hunt) n. veneria.
velodrome n. velodromo. Venetia [Rom. Antiq] n. Venetia.
velvet n. villuto. venetian (- blind) n. jalousie.
velveteen n. villuto de coton. Venetian n. venetiano.
velveteen n. velvet. Venetian, of Venice adj. venetian.
velveteen n. velvet A]. Venetian blind n. jalousie F].
velvety, pruinose [Bot] adj. pruinose. Venetian blind n. jalousie.
venal adj. venal. Venetic (language of the Veneti) n.
venation, veining n. venafura. veneto.
vend v. vender. Venetic (language of the Veneti) n.
vendetta n. vendetta. veneto (vé-).
vendible, salable adj. vendibile. Venetic (of Venetia or the Veneti) Rom.
Antiq] adj. venete.
vending (- machine) n. machina
venditor. Venetic (of Venetia or the Veneti) Rom.
vending adj. venditori. Antiq] adj. venete (vé-).
vendor n. venditor. Venezia n. Venetia.
vendor (seller) n. venditor. Venezuela [Geog] n. Venezuela.
veneer n. folio de ligno. Venezuela n. Venezuela.
veneer v. incrustar de ligno ornamental. Venezuelan adj. venezuelan.
venenific, poison-producing adj. Venezuelan n. venezuelano.

venenific. vengeance n. vengiantia, vindicantia.
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vengeance n. vindicantia, vengiantia. ventilation (1. supplying with fresh air;

vengeance, revenge n. vengiantia (- 2. as in ventilation of one's
jàn-). grievance) n. ventilation.
vengeance, revenge n. vindicantia. ventilation n. ventilation.
vengeance, revenge n. vengiantia. ventilator n. ventilator.
vengeful adj. vengiative. ventose, flatulent adj. ventose.
vengeful, vindictive adj. vengiative (-ja-). ventosity, flatulence n. ventositate.
vengeful, vindictive adj. vengiative. ventral hernia [Pathol] n. eventration.
venial adj. venial. ventricle [Anat] n. ventriculo.
veniality n. venialitate. ventricle n. ventriculo.
Venice [Geog] n. Venetia. ventricular adj. ventricular.
Venice n. Venetia. ventriloquism, ventriloquy n.
venom n. veneno. ventriloquia (- ìa).
venomous adj. venenose. ventriloquism, ventriloquy n.
ventriloquia.
venomous, poisonous adj. venenose.
ventriloquist n. ventriloquo (- trì-
venomousness n. venenositate.
).
venose, venous adj. venose.
ventriloquist n. ventriloquo.
venosity, venousness n. venositate.
ventriloquous, ventriloquial adj.
venous, venose adj. venose. ventriloque (- trì-).
venousness, venosity n. venositate. ventriloquous, ventriloquial adj.
vent (of a coat) n. fissura posterior. ventriloque.
vent (opening) n. orificio, apertura. venture n. interprisa riscose.
vent (opening) n. apertura, orificio. venture, risk v. aventurar.
vent v. dar libere curso a, discargar, venture v. aventurar.
emitter. venue n. loco de reunion.
vent v. emitter, dar libere curso a, venule, veinlet [Anat] n. venula.
discargar. Venus (1. Rom. Relig]; 2. Astron]) n.
vent v. discargar, emitter, dar libere curso Venus.
a. Venus (1. Rom. Relig]; 2. Astron]) n.
ventail n. ventalio. Venere.
ventilate (1. to supply with fresh air; 2. Venus (1. Rom. Relig]; 2. Astron]) n.
to discuss openly) v. ventilar. Venus (vé-).
ventilate v. ventilar. Venus (myth) n. Venus, Venere.
Venus (myth) n. Venere, Venus.
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Venus (planet) n. Venus. veridical, truthful adj. veridic.

veracious adj. verace. veridical, truthful adj. veridic (-
veracity n. veracitate. rì-).
veracity n. veridicitate. verifiable adj. verificabile.
veracity, truthfulness n. veridicitate. verification, audit n. appuramento.
veranda n. veranda. verification n. verification.
veranda, verandah n. veranda. verifier n. verificator.
verandah, veranda n. veranda. verify (1. to confirm the truth of; 2. to

test or check the correctness of) v.
verb [Gram] n. verbo.
verificar.
verb n. verbo.
verify, check, examine carefully v.
verbal (1. as in a verbal contract; 2.
respicer -spic-/-spect-].
Gram]) adj. verbal.
verify, check, examine carefully v.
verbal adj. verbal. respicer.
verbal auxiliary n. verbo auxiliari. verify, control, have under control,
verbally adv. verbalmente, oralmente. keep under control, check v.
verbally adv. oralmente, verbalmente. controlar.
verbatim adj/adv. parola pro parola. verify v. verificar.
verbena n. verbena. verifying, checking (act of) n. controlo.
verbiage n. verbositate. verisimilar, likely, probable adj.

verosimilante.
verbose adj. verbose.
verisimilar, likely, probable adj.
verbosity n. verbositate.
verisimile.
verdict n. verdicto.
verisimilitude, likelihood, probability
verdure (1. fresh greenness; 2. green n. verisimilitude.
vegetation) n. verdura. verisimilitude, probability n.
verdure n. verdura. verosimilantia.
verge (as in a hill verges to the north) verism n. verismo.
v. verger. verist n. verista.
verge n. bordo. veritable adj. autentic, ver.
verge (on the - of) n. al bordo de. veritable adj. ver, autentic.
verge-on v. toccar a. vermicide n. vermicida.
verger n. sacristano. vermiform adj. vermiforme.
Vergilian adj. virgilian, vergilian. vermifuge, anthelminthic adj.
Vergilian adj. vergilian, virgilian. anthelminthic.
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vermifuge, anthelminthic n. versed-in adj. versate in.

anthelminthico. versicle [Liturgy] n. versetto.
vermifuge, helminthic, anthelminthic versicle n. versiculo.
n. helminthico.
versification n. versification.
vermifuge vermifuge (-ì-) adj.
versifier n. versificator.
vermifuge.
versifier, poetaster n. poetastro.
vermifuge vermifuge (-ì-) adj.
vermifuge (- ì-). versifier, rhymer n. rimator.
vermilion, bright red, scarlet adj. versify (1. to write verse; 2. to relate in
vermilie. verse) v. versificar.
vermilion n. vermilion. versify v. poetisar.
vermin n. vermina. version (1. translation; 2. as in two
vermin n. vermina (vér-). versions of an affair) n. version.
verminous (1. infested with vermin; 2. version n. version.
Pathol]) adj. verminose. verso (reverse or left-hand page)
vermivorous adj. vermivore. Typog] n. verso.
vermouth n. vermut. verst n. versta.
vernacular n. lingua vulgar. verst n. versta R].
vernal, spring adj. vernal. versus prep. contra.
vernation, prefoliation, praefoliation vertebra n. vertebra.
[Bot] n. prefoliation. vertebra n. vertebra (vér-).
Verrucaria [Bot] n. verrucaria. vertebral adj. vertebral.
verruciform, wart-shaped adj. vertebrate adj. vertebrate.
verruciforme. vertebrate n. vertebrato.
verrucosity n. verrucositate. vertebrate [Zool] n. vertebrato.
versatile (1. fickle, variable; 2. as in vertex (1. top, summit; 2. Anat]; 3.
versatile genius) adj. versatile. Math]) n. vertice.
versatile adj. versatile. vertex (1. top, summit; 2. Anat]; 3.
versatility n. versatilitate. Math]) n. vertice (vér-).
verse n. verso. vertex n. vertice.
verse (of the Bible) n. versetto. vertical adj. vertical, a plumbo.
verse [Poet] n. verso. vertical adj. vertical.
versed sine [Geom] n. flecha. vertical adj. a plumbo, vertical.
versed sine [Geom] n. flecha (flésha). verticality n. verticalitate.
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vertically adv. verticalmente. very old adj. vetuste.

verticil [Bot] n. verticillo. very small adj. pusille.
verticillate, verticillated [Bot] adj. very small, tiny adj. minime.
verticillate. very small, tiny adj. minime (mì-).
verticillated, verticillate [Bot] adj. vesical adj. vesical.
verticillate.
vesicant, vesicatory adj. vesicatori.
verticity n. verticitate.
vesicant, vesicatory vesicante adj.
vertiginous (1. dizzy, giddy; 2.
vesicante (pp of vesicar).
causing vertigo or giddiness; 3.
vesicant, vesicatory vesicante adj.
whirling, rotatory) adj. vertiginose.
vesicante.
vertigo, dizziness, giddiness n. vesicate, blister [Med] v. vesicar.
vertigine.
vesicatory, vesicant adj. vesicatori.
vertigo n. vertigine.
vesicatory vesicante, vesicant adj.
veruvianite [Geol] n. vesuvianite.
vesicante.
vervain n. verbena. vesicatory vesicante, vesicant adj.
verve n. verve. vesicante (pp of vesicar).
very adj. ver, autentic, mesme. vesicic (1. Anat]; 2. Med] (blister; 3.
very adj. autentic, mesme, ver. Bot]) n. vesicula.
very adj. mesme, ver, autentic. vesicular (having the form or structure
very adv. multo. of a visicle) adj. vesicular.
very, exceedingly adv. maxime. vesperal, vespertine vesperal adj.

vesperal.
very, exceedingly adv. maxime
vespers n. vesperas.
(màx-).
very best adj. optime (òp-). vespertinal, vespertine adj. vespertin.
very best adj. optime. vespertine, vespertinal adj. vespertin.
very little adv. minime. vespertine vesperal, vesperal adj.

vesperal.
very little adv. minime (mì-).
vessel, container n. vasculo.
very many, very much adj. permulte.
vessel (container) n. vasculo, vaso.
very much adv. permulto.
vessel (container) n. vaso, vasculo.
very much, exceedingly adv. valde.
vessel (hollow container) n. vaso.
very much, very many adj. permulte.
vessel (ship) n. vascello.
very near, close adj. proxime.
vest (undershirt) n. subcamisa.
very near, close adj. proxime
vest, waistcoat n. gilet.
(pròx-).
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vest, waistcoat n. gilet F]. veto n. veto.

vest (waistcoat) n. gilet. veto v. poner su veto a.
vest (woman's) n. camisola. vex, annoy, irritate v. vexar.
Vesta (1. Rom. Rel]; 2. Astron]) n. vex, annoy v. enoiar.
Vesta. vex v. vexar, enoiar.
vestal (1. pertaining to Vesta; 2. vex v. enoiar, vexar.
pertaining to a vestal virgin) adj.
vexation, irritation n. vexation.
vestal.
vexation n. vexation.
vested adj. investite.
vexatious adj. vexatori.
vested-interest n. interesse acquirite.
vexer n. vexator.
vestibule n. vestibulo.
via, by way of prep. via.
vestibule n. vestibulo (- tì-).
via (by way of) prep. via.
vestige n. vestigio, tracia.
viability (capacity for living) n.
vestige n. vestigio.
viabilitate.
vestige n. tracia, vestigio.
viable adj. viabile.
vestigial adj. vestigial.
viable, capable of living adj. viabile.
vestment [Eccl] n. vestimento.
viaduct n. viaducto.
vestment n. vestimento.
viaticum (1. provisions for a journey;
vestry n. sacristia. 2. R.C.Ch]) n. viatico.
vestry, sacristy n. sacristia. vibrant adj. vibrante.
vestry, sacristy n. sacristia (-ìa). vibrant adj. vibrante (ppr of vibrar).
Vesuvian adj. vesuvian. vibrate v. vibrar.
Vesuvius n. Vesuvio. vibratile adj. vibratile.
vet v. examinar, controlar. vibrating adj. vibrante, palpitante.
vet v. controlar, examinar. vibrating adj. palpitante, vibrante.
veteran adj. veteran. vibrating, throbbing, pulsing adj.
veteran n. veterano. palpitante.
veterinarian n. veterinario. vibrating, throbbing, pulsing adj.
veterinarian, veterinary surgeon v. palpitante (ppr of palpitar).
veterinario. vibrating, vibratory adj. vibratori.
veterinary adj. veterinari. vibration n. vibration.
veterinary surgeon, veterinarian v. vibrato [Mus] n. vibrato.
veterinario. vibrator n. vibrator.
veterinary-surgeon n. veterinario. vibratory, vibrating adj. vibratori.
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vicar (1. deputy, proxy; 2. Eccl]) n. vicious-circle n. circulo vitiose.

vicario. viciousness n. vitiositate, perversitate.
vicar (anglican) n. parocho. viciousness n. perversitate, vitiositate.
vicar (roman catholic) n. vicario. vicissitude (as in after many
vicarage n. presbyterio. vicissitudes) n. vicissitude.
vicarial (pertaining to a vicar) adj. victim n. victima.
vicarial. victim n. victima (vìc-).
vicariate n. vicariato.
victim (of an accident) n. sinistrato.
vicarious adj. vicari.
victimization n. represalias.
vice (as prefix) pref. vice-.
victimize v. prender represalias contra.
vice (evil) n. vitio.
victor n. vincitor.
vice (moral fault or failing) n. vitio.
victor n. vincitor, victor.
vice (tool) n. tenalia.
victor n. victor.
vicechairman, vice-president n.
victor n. victor, vincitor.
vicepresidente.
victorian adj. victorian.
vice-chairmanship, vice-presidency n.
vicepresidentia. victorian n. victoriano.
vicennial (1. lasting twenty years; 2. victorious adj. victoriose.

occurring once in twenty years) adj. victory n. victoria.
vicennal. victual, provision v. victualiar.
vice-presidency, vice-chairmanship n. victuals, provisions n. victualia.
vicepresidentia. video n. video.
vice-president, vicechairman n.
video-camera n. videocamera.
vicepresidente.
video-cassette n. videocassetta.
viceroy n. vicerege.
video-disc n. videodisco.
vice-versa (with the order reversed)
adv. viceversa. video-film n. videofilm.
vicinity n. vicinitate. video-frequency n. videofrequentia.
vicinity, neighborhood (1. nearness; 2. video-library n. videotheca.

region, surroundings) n. vicinitate. video-recorder n. videoregistrator.
vicious (cruel) adj. atroce, cruel. video-tape n. banda magnetic video.
vicious (cruel) adj. cruel, atroce. vie v. rivalisar.
vicious, depraved, wicked adj. vitiose. Vienna n. Vienna.
vicious (wicked) adj. perverse, vitiose. Vietnam [Geog] n. Vietnam.
vicious (wicked) adj. vitiose, perverse. vietnamese adj. vietnamese.
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view (1. sight; 2. things seen; 3. vigor, vigour n. vigor, energia.

mental picture) n. vista. vigor, vigour n. energia, vigor.
view (in - of) phr. in vista de. vigorous adj. vigorose, energic.
view (landscape) n. panorama. vigorous adj. vigorose.
view n. Gen]. vigorous adj. energic, vigorose.
view (opinion) n. opinion. vigorous, flourishing, healthy adj.
view v. inspectar, vider, examinar. vegete (vé-).
view v. examinar, inspectar, vider. vigorous, flourishing, healthy adj.
view v. vider, examinar, inspectar. vegete.
vigorous, hardy, hearty adj. galliarde.
view with contempt, contemn v.
contemner -ternn-/- tempt-]. vigorously adv. vigorosemente,
view with contempt, contemn v. energicamente.
contemner. vigorously adv. energicamente,
viewer n. spectator. vigorosemente.
Viking adj/n. viking, vikingo.
viewer (of television) n. telespectator.
Viking adj/n. vikingo, viking.
viewfinder n. visor.
vilayet n. vilayet Tu].
viewpoint n. puncto de vista.
vilayet n. vilayet.
vigesimal adj. vigesimal.
vile adj. vil, infame.
vigil (1. wakefulness; 2. wakeful
attention, watch; 3. eve of a vile adj. infame, vil.
festival) n. vigilia. vile, base adj. vil.
vigil n. vigilia. vile, infamous, villainous adj. villan.
vigilance n. vigilantia. vile, vituperable, reprehensible adj.
vigilance, watchfulness n. vigilantia. vituperabile.
vile action, villainy n. villania.
vigilant adj. vigilante.
vile action, villainy n. villania (-
vigilant, watchful adj. vigilante (ppr of
ìa).
vigilar).
vileness, baseness n. vilitate.
vigilant, watchful adj. vigilante.
vileness n. vilitate.
vignette n. vignette F].
vilification n. denigration, vilification.
vignette n. vignette.
vilification n. vilification, denigration.
vigor n. vigor.
vilification n. vilification.
vigor n. galliardia (-ìa).
vilify v. vilificar.
vigor n. galliardia.
vigor, robustness n. validitate.
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vilipend, hold cheap, despise v. Vilna, Wilno n. Wilno.

vilipender. Vilna, Wilno n. Vilna.
villa n. villa. vim n. vigor, energia.
villa (roman) n. villa. vim n. energia, vigor.
village, hamlet n. vico. Vincentian, Lazarist [R.C.Ch] n.
village n. village (-aje). lazarista.
village n. village. vincible, vanquishable adj. vincibile.
villager n. habitante de un village. vindicable (that can or deserves to be
villager, rustic n. villano. vindicated) adj. vindicabile.
villain n. scelerato, villano. vindicate [Law] v. vindicar.
villain n. villano, scelerato. vindicate, reclaim v. revindicar.
villain, scoundrel n. villano. vindicate v. justificar.
villain, scoundrel, wretch n. scelerato. vindication n. justification.
villainous adj. scelerate. vindictive adj. vindicative, rancorose,
villainous, scoundrelly adj. scelerate. vengiative.
vindictive adj. rancorose, vengiative,
villainous, vile, infamous adj. villan.
vindicative.
villainy n. villania.
vindictive adj. vindicative.
villainy, vile action n. villania.
vindictive adj. vengiative, vindicative,
villainy, vile action n. villania (-
rancorose.
ìa).
vindictive, vengeful adj. vengiative (-ja-).
villainy, wickedness n. sceleratessa.
vindictive, vengeful adj. vengiative.
villein [Hist] n. villano.
vindictiveness n. spirito de vengiantia,
villeinage, villenage (status of a villein)
rancor.
Hist] n. villanage (-aje).
vindictiveness n. rancor, spirito de
villeinage, villenage (status of a villein) vengiantia.
Hist] n. villanage. vine, grapevine n. vite.
villenage, villeinage (status of a villein) vine n. vite.
Hist] n. villanage (-aje).
vinegar n. vinagre.
villenage, villeinage (status of a villein)
vinegar n. aceto.
Hist] n. villanage.
vinegar, season with vinegar v.
villosity, hairiness n. villositate. vinagrar.
villous, hairy adj. villose. vinegar factory n. vinagreria.
Vilna, Wilno n. Vilna Lithuanian]. vinegar factory n. vinagreria (-
Vilna, Wilno n. Wilno Polish]. ìa).
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vinegar maker or dealer n. vinagrero. violator n. violator.

vineyard n. vinia. violence n. violentia.
vinic adj. vinic. violent adj. violente.
viniculture n. vinicultura. violent anger, rage n. rage (raje).
vinification n. vinification. violent anger, rage n. rage.
vinosity (quality of being vinous) n. violet adj. violette.
vinositate. violet [Bot] n. violetta.
vinous adj. vinose. violet (color violet) n. violetto.
vintage n. vendemia. violet (colour) n. violetto.
vintage n. vindemia. violet (flower) n. viola.
vintager n. vindemiator. violin n. violino.
vinyl adj/n. vinyl. violinist n. violinista.
Viola [Bot] n. viola. violist n. violista.
viola [Mus] n. viola. violoncellist n. violoncellista.
viola n. viola. violoncello n. violoncello.
violable adj. violabile. violoncello n. violoncello I].
Violaceae [Bot] n. violaceas. viper n. vipera (vì-).
violaceous (1. violet, violet-colored; 2. viper n. vipera.
of the Violaceae) adj. violacee.
viperine, viperous adj. viperin.
violate (1. to violate a law, rule; 2. to
viperous, viperine adj. viperin.
violate a sacred place; 3. to rape) v.
virago n. viragine.
violar.
virgin adj/n. virgine.
violate v. violar, infringer.
virgin n. virgine.
violate v. infringer, violar.
virgin, virginal adj. virgine.
violate, violated adj. violate (pp of
violar). Virgin Islands (British - Islands) n.
violate, violated adj. violate. Insulas Virgine.
virginal adj. virginal.
violated, violate adj. violate.
virginal, virgin adj. virgine.
violated, violate adj. violate (pp of
violar). Virginia (State of) n. Virginia.
violation (1. violation of a law, rule; 2. Virginian (native or inhabitant of
violation of a sacred place; 3. Virginia) n. virginiano.
rape) n. violation. Virginian (pertaining to Virginia) adj.
violation n. violation. virginian.
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virginity n. flor. virulent adj. virulente.

virginity n. virginitate. virus n. virus.
Virgo n. astrol. virus [Pathol] n. virus (vì-).
virile adj. viril. virus [Pathol] n. virus.
virility (1. potency; 2. maculinity, visa n. visa.
manliness) n. virilitate. visa, visé n. visa.
virility n. virilitate. visage, countenance, face n. visage.
virose, poisonous adj. virose. visage, countenance, face n. visage (-
virtual adj. virtual. aje).
virtuality n. virtualitate. vis-à-vis, opposite, face to
virtualize n. virtualisar, usar con equipa face adv. vis- à- vis F].
de realitate virtual. vis-à-vis, opposite, face to
virtualize n. usar con equipa de realitate face adv. vis- à- vis.
virtual, virtualisar. viscid adj. lente.
virtually adv. virtualmente. viscidity n. lentor.
virtue (1. active property, potency; 2. viscosity n. viscositate.
moral excellence; 3. chastity in viscount n. viceconte.
awoman; 4. Theol] (one of the
viscountcy n. vicecontato.
orders of celestial beings) n. virtute.
viscountess n. vicecontessa.
virtue n. virtute.
viscous adj. viscose.
virtuosity (great skill in the methods
vise, clamp, tongs, pincers, nippers n.
of an art, especially music) n.
tenalia.
virtuositate.
visé, visa n. visa.
virtuoso n. virtuoso.
visibility n. visibilitate.
virtuoso (person skilled in the
visible adj. visibile.
methods of an art, especially
music) n. virtuoso. vision n. vision.
virtuous (1. having or exhibiting moral vision n. vision, viso.

virtue; 2. efficacious, potent) adj. vision n. viso, vision.
virtuose. vision, sight (power of seeing) n. viso.
virtuous adj. virtuose. visionary adj. phantastic, visionari.
virulence, virulency n. virulentia. visionary adj. visionari, phantastic.
virulency, virulence n. virulentia. visionary adj. visionari.
virulent (1. Bacteriol]; 2. as in virulent visionary, fantast n. phantasta.
invective) adj. virulente.
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visionary n. phantasta, visionario. vitalist n. vitalista.

visionary n. visionario. vitality n. vitalitate.
visionary n. visionario, phantasta. vitally adv. vitalmente, essentialmente.
visit n. visita (vì-). vitally adv. essentialmente, vitalmente.
visit n. visita. vitamin n. vitamina.
visit v. visitar. vitamin, vitaminic adj. vitaminic.
visitant, visitor n. visitante. vitaminic, vitamin adj. vitaminic.
visitation n. visitation. vitaminize v. vitaminisar.
visitor, caller n. visitator. vitaminology n. vitaminologia (-
visitor n. visitante, visitator. ìa).
visitor n. visitator, visitante. vitaminology n. vitaminologia.
visitor, visitant n. visitante. vitelligenous, vitellogenous (producing

the yolk or vitellus) adj. vitelligene.
visor (1. of a helmet; 2. of a cap) n.
visiera. vitelline (pertaining to the vitellus) adj.
vista n. vista, perspectiva, prospecto. vitellin.
vitellogenous, vitelligenous (producing
vista n. perspectiva, prospecto, vista.
the yolk or vitellus) adj. vitelligene.
vista n. prospecto, vista, perspectiva.
vitellus [Embryol] n. vitello.
Vistula n. Vistula (vìs-).
vitiation n. vitiation.
vistula n. vistula, wisla.
viticultural adj. viticole.
Vistula n. Vistula.
viticulture n. viticultura.
vistula n. wisla, vistula.
viticulturist, wine grower n. viticultor.
visual adj. visual.
viticulturist viticola, winegrower (-
visual (pertaining to the sense of
tì-) n. viticola.
sight) adj. visual.
viticulturist viticola, winegrower (-
visualize v. visualisar, facer se le imagine
tì-) n. viticola (-tì-).
de.
vitrcous (1. of, pertaining to, or
visualize v. facer se le imagine de,
visualisar. derived from, glass; 2. glassy,
resembling glass) adj. vitree.
visually adv. visualmente.
vitreous (1. of, pertaining to, derived
vital adj. vital.
from, glass; 2 . glassy) adj. vitrose.
vital (essential) adj. capital, essential.
vitreous adj. vitrose.
vital (essential) adj. essential, capital.
vitrifaction, vitrification n. vitrification.
vital (relative to life) adj. vital.
vitrifiable adj. vitrificabile.
vitalism [Philos/Biol] n. vitalismo.
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vitrification, vitrifaction n. vitrification. vizier n. vesir.

vitrify v. vitrificar. vizier n. vesir Tu].
vitriol [Chem] n. vitriolo. vizierate n. vesirato.
vitriolic adj. vitriolic. vocable, word n. vocabulo.
vitriolize (convert into vitriol) v. vocabulary (1. list of words with their
vitriolisar. meanings; 2. stock of words used
vituperable, reprehensible, vile adj. by a person, class of people,
vituperabile. profession) n. vocabulario.
vituperate v. vituperar. vocabulary n. vocabulario.
vituperation n. vituperation. vocal adj. vocal.
vituperative adj. vituperative. vocal (pertaining to voice or speech)
vituperator n. vituperator. adj. vocal.
vivacious adj. vivace. vocal-chords n. chordas vocal.

vivaciousness, vivacity n. vivacitate. vocalic adj. vocalic.
vivacity n. animation, vivacitate. vocalism (system of vowels) n.
vivacity n. vivacitate, animation. vocalismo.
vocalist [Fem] n. cantatrice.
vivacity, vivaciousness n. vivacitate.
vocalist n. cantator.
viva-voce n. examine oral.
vocalization (1. act of changing into a
vivid adj. vivide.
vowel; 2. Mus]) n. vocalisation.
vividness n. intensitate, vivacitate.
vocalizer [Mus] n. vocalisator.
vividness n. vivacitate, intensitate.
vocalizing, exercise in vocalization
vivification n. vivification.
[Mus] n. vocaliso.
vivifier n. vivificator.
vocally adv. vocalmente.
vivify, revive v. avivar.
vocation (1. divine call; 2. action or
vivify v. vivificar.
activity aperson feels called upon
vivifying adj. vivific. to perform) n. vocation.
vivifying, reviving (action of) n. vocation n. profession, vocation.
avivamento.
vocation n. vocation, profession.
viviparous (producing living young)
vocative adj. vocative.
adj. vivipare.
vivisection n. vivisection. vocative, vocative case [Gram] n.
vocativo.
vivisectionist n. vivisectionista.
vocative case, vocative [Gram] n.
vixen n. Amer.
vocativo.
vixen n. vulpe feminin.
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vociferate, bawl v. vociferar. volcanic adj. vulcanic.

vociferation n. vociferation. volcanism [Geol] n. vulcanismo.
vociferator n. vociferator. volcanization [Gcol] n. vulcanisation.
vociferous adj. vociferante. volcanize [Geol] v. vulcanisar.
vodka n. vodka R]. volcano n. vulcano.
vodka n. vodka. vole, fieldmouse [Zool] n. campaniol.
vogue n. voga. Volga n. Volga.
voice (1. as in human voice; 2. volition n. volition.
Gram]) n. voce. volitional, volitive adj. volitive.
voice n. voce. volitive, volitional adj. volitive.
voice v. exprimer. volley (as in to fire a volley) n. salva.
voice v. teleph. volley n. salva.
voiceless, aphonic adj. aphone. volt [Elec] n. volt.
voiceless, aphonic adj. aphonic. volt [Man] n. volta.
void adj. casse, nulle. volt n. volt.
void adj. nulle, casse. voltage n. voltage.
void n. vacuo. voltage n. voltage (-aje).
void, null adj. casse. voltaic adj. voltaic.
void, nullified [Law] adj. irrite. voltaic adj. voltaic (-àic).
void, nullified [Law] adj. irrite (ìr- voltaism n. voltaismo (-ìmo).
). voltaism n. voltaismo.
voidable adj. annullabile.
voltameter n. voltametro (- tà-).
voidable adj. annihilabile.
voltameter n. voltametro.
voiding, annulment n. annihilation.
voltampere n. voltampere (-pér).
Volapük [Interling] n. volapük.
voltampere n. voltampere.
Volapük [Interling] n. volapük Vol].
voltmeter n. voltimetro (-
Volapük n. IAL]. ìmetro).
Volapükism [Interling] n. volapükismo. voltmeter n. voltimetro.
Volapükist [Interling] n. volapükista. volubility, volubleness n. volubilitate.
volatile adj. volatile. voluble (1. apt to roll; 2. Bot]; 3. glib,
volatility n. volatilitate. garrulous) adj. volubile.
volatilization n. volatilisation. voluble adj. volubile.
volatilize v. volatilisar. volubleness, volubility n. volubilitate.
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volume (1. as in a work in three vomiitorium, vomitory [Arch] n.

volumes; 2. space occupied, vomitorio.
compass) n. volumine. vomit n. vomito.
volume (book) n. tomo. vomit v. vomir.
volume n. volumine. vomit v. vomitar.
volume (section of a work in several vomit, vomiting n. vomito.
volumes, as in four volumes in vomit, vomiting n. vomito (vò-).
three) n. tomo. vomiter n. vomitator.
volume or contents of a cylinder n. vomiting, vomit n. vomito.
cylindrata.
vomiting, vomit n. vomito (vò-).
voluminous adj. voluminose.
vomiting fire, ignivomous adj.
voluntariate, voluntary service [Mil] n. ignivome.
voluntariato.
vomiting fire, ignivomous adj. ignivome
voluntarily adv. sponte, voluntarimente. (- ì-).
voluntarily adv. voluntarimente, sponte. vomitive, vomitory adj. vomitive.
voluntarily, willingly adv. sponte. vomitive, vomitory adj. vomic.
voluntary adj. voluntari. vomitory, emetic n. vomitivo.
voluntary service, voluntariate [Mil] n. vomitory, vomiitorium [Arch] n.
voluntariato. vomitorio.
volunteer [Mil] n. voluntario. vomitory, vomitive adj. vomic.
volunteer n. voluntario. vomitory, vomitive adj. vomitive.
voluptuary n. voluptuario. vomiturition [Mcd] n. vomiturition.
voluptuary, voluptuous adj. voluptuari. voracious adj. vorace.
voluptuous adj. voluptuose. voracious, edacious adj. edace.
voluptuous adj. voluptuose, voluptuari. voraciousness, voracity n. voracitate.
voluptuous adj. voluptuari, voluptuose. voracity, edacity n. edacitate.
voluptuous, voluptuary adj. voluptuari. voracity, voraciousness n. voracitate.
voluptuousness n. voluptuositate. vortex n. vortice.
volute (1. Arch]; 2. Zool] (any kind of vortex, whirlpool n. vortice.
gasteropods) n. voluta.
vortex, whirlpool n. vortice (vòr-
volvulus [Med] n. volvulo. ).
vomica [Med] n. vomica (vò-). vortical, vorticose adj. vorticose.
vomica [Med] n. vomica. vorticose, vortical adj. vorticose.
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Vosgian (pertaining to the Vosges vouch v. responder (de un cosa;pro un

Mountains) adj. vosgian. persona).
vote (1. to cast a vote; 2. to approve, vouch v. responder.
determine, or grant by a vote) v. voucher n. bono, pecia justificative.
votar. voucher n. pecia justificative, bono.
vote (as in to cast a vote) n. voto. vow (1. to promise solemnly; 2. to
vote (casting -) n. phr. voto decisive/ dedicate) v. votar.
preponderante. vow n. voto.
vote (for) v. suffragar.
vow (solemn promise) n. voto.
vote (individual's) n. suffragio.
vow v. votar.
vote n. scrutinio, voto, votation.
vowel n. vocal.
vote n. votation, scrutinio, voto.
voyage n. viage.
vote n. voto, votation, scrutinio.
voyage n. viage (marin).
vote, suffrage n. suffragio.
voyage v. viagiar.
vote v. votar.
voyage v. viagiar (per mar).
vote by ballot v. scrutiniar.
voyager n. viagiator.
vote-down v. repeller per votation.
Vulcan [Rom. Relig] n. Vulcano.
vote-of-censure n. motion de censura.
Vulcanian adj. vulcanie.
vote-of-confidence n. motion/voto de
Vulcanian, Vulcanic adj. vulcanic.
confidentia.
Vulcanic, Vulcanian adj. vulcanic.
vote-of-thanks n. voto de gratia.
vulcanization [Technol] n. vulcanisation.
voter, elector n. elector.
vulcanize [Technol] v. vulcanisar.
voter n. votante.
vulcanize v. vulcanisar.
voter n. elector, votante.
vulgar (1. of the common people; 2.
voter n. votante, elector.
low, coarse) adj. vulgar.
voting n. votation.
vulgar (in poor taste) adj. trivial, de mal
voting ballot (voting paper) n. ballotta,
gusto.
scheda de votation.
vulgar (in poor taste) adj. de mal gusto,
voting ballot (voting paper) n. scheda
trivial.
de votation, ballotta.
vulgar (of the people) adj. vulgar.
voting booth n. cabina de votation.
vulgarism (1. vulgarity; 2. vulgar
voting station n. centro de votation.
phrase or expression) n. vulgarismo.
votive adj. votive.
vulgarity, coarseness n. trivialitate.
vulgarity (commonness) n. vulgaritate.
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vulgarity n. vulgaritate. vulgo, commonly adv. vulgo L].

vulgarity (poor taste) n. mal gusto, vulgus, common people n. vulgo.
trivialitate. vulnerabiility n. vulnerabilitate.
vulgarity (poor taste) n. trivialitate, mal vulnerability n. vulnerabilitate.
gusto.
vulnerable adj. vulnerabile.
vulgarization n. vulgarisation.
vulnerary adj. vulnerari.
vulgarize v. vulgarisar.
vulnerary (vulnerary remedy) n.
vulgarizer n. vulgarisator.
vulneraria.
vulgate [Bib] n. vulgata. vulpine (1. pertaining to a fox; 2.
Vulgate [Theol] n. Vulgata L]. foxy) adj. vulpin.
Vulgate [Theol] n. Vulgata. vulture n. vulture.
vulgo, commonly adv. vulgo. vulturine adj. vulturin.
W - w
w (letter -) n. littera w (duple ve). wag, farceur, joker n. farsator.

w (the letter) v. duple. wag n. farsator.
wad n. tampon. wag v. agitar.
wad, quilt, pad v. wattar. wag v. agitar (se).
wad v. wattar. wage n. paga, salario.
wadding (cotton wool) n. watta. wage n. salario, paga.
wadding (padding) n. borra. wage-claim n. reclamation de salario.
waddle v. promenar se como un anate. wage-earner n. salariato.
wade v. vadar. wage-freeze n. blocage de salarios.
wade v. vadar (le aqua). wager n. sponsion.
wade through, ford v. vadar. wager v. sponder.
wadi n. wadi. wages, pay n. gage F].
wadi n. wadi (- dì) Ar]. wages, pay n. gage.
wafer [Cul] n. biscuit. wages, setting of prices n. taxation.
wafer n. eccles. wage-war v. facer le guerra.
waffle n. wafla. waggle (wag) n. farsator.
waft, breeze n. sufflo. waggle (wag) v. agitar (se).
waft v. transportar. waggle (wag) v. agitar.
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wagon, carriage, car n. carro. waiting v. attender.

wagon, waggon n. carro. waiting-list n. lista de attender.
wagon, waggon (rr) n. wagon de waiting-room (at station) n. sala de
mercantias. attender.
wagon, waggon (rr) n. wagon. waiting-room n. antecamera.
wahing machine n. lavator, machina a wait-on v. servir.
lavar. waitress (called to attract her
wahing machine n. machina a lavar, attention) n. seniora!
lavator. waitress n. servitrice.
wahing powder (laundry detergent) n.
waive (depart from) v. derogar (a un
sapon in pulvere.
principio).
waif n. infante abandonate.
waive (depart from) v. derogar.
wail n. lamento.
waive (give up) v. renunciar.
wail v. lamentar.
wake (of a ship) n. sulco.
waist n. cinctura.
wake (wake up) v. eveliar.
waist (part of the body between hips
wake (wake up) v. eveliar (se).
and ribs) n. cinctura.
wake up (arouse from sleep) v. eveliar.
waist belt [Mil] n. cincturon.
waken v. eveliar (se).
waistcoat n. gilet.
waken v. eveliar.
waistcoat, vest n. gilet F].
wake-up (awake) v. eveliar.
waistcoat, vest n. gilet.
wake-up (awake) v. eveliar (se).
waist-high adj/ adv. al nivello del cinctura.
waking, being awake n. velia.
waistline n. mesura cinctural.
waking n. velia.
wait n. periodo de attender, pausa.
Walachia [Geog] n. Valachia.
wait n. pausa, periodo de attender.
Wales [Geog] n. Galles, Wales.
wait v. attender.
Wales [Geog] n. Wales, Galles.
wait for, await v. attender.
Wales n. Galles.
wait for, await v. attender -tend-/-tent-].
Wales n. Galles (gàl-).
waiter (call to attract his attention) n.
walk, gait n. ambulatura.
senior!
walk (go on foot) v. ambular.
waiter n. servitor.
walk (-ing in step) adv.
waiter (one who waits at table) n.
ambular/promenar al passo.
servitor.
walk (opposite of ride) v. ambular, ir a
wait-for v. attender.
pede.
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walk (opposite of ride) v. ir a pede, wall (fortification) n. muralia.

ambular. wall (growing on a wall) adj. parietari.
walk (path) n. allee. wall n. Gen].
walk, promenade (1. as in a long walk; wall (of room) n. pariete.
2. as in public promenade) n.
wall (upright structure of masonry) n.
promenada.
muro.
walk (stroll) n. promenada.
wall in, surround with a wall v. murar.
walk (stroll) vi. promenar se.
wall up v. murar.
walk along, tramp, journey v.
wallaby n. wallaby.
camminar.
wallet n. portafolio, cartiera.
walk around, stroll about v.
wallet n. cartiera, portafolio.
circumerrar.
walk round, to circuit, go v. circuir. wallet, pocketbook n. portafolio.
walk round, to circuit, go v. circuir (- Wallis-and-Futuna Islands [Geog] n.

ìr). Insulas de Wallis e Futuna.
walk 'round v. circumerrar. wall-off v. murar.
walk up and down v. phr. ir e venir. wallop n. grande colpo.
walk-about v. promenar se. wallop v. batter.
walk-along v. camminar. wallow v. rolar se.
walk-away v. partir. wallpaper n. tapete de papiro.
walk-away v. partir (a pede). walnut n. nuce.
walkie-talkie n. transmissor-receptor walnut-tree n. nuciero.

portabile. walrus n. morsa.
walking adj. promenante. waltz n. walzer G].
walking stick, cane n. baston. waltz n. walzer.
walking-stick n. canna, baston. waltz v. dansar un walzer.
walking-stick n. baston, canna. wan adj. pallide.
walkout (from conference) n. retiro. wand n. virga.
walkout (strike) n. exopero. wander, roam v. errar.
walkover n. victoria facile. wander v. errar, vagar.
wall adj. parietal. wander v. vagar, errar.
wall (as in within one's four walls) n. wander about, ramble n. vagar.
pariete. wander about, ramble v. divagar.
wall [Fortif] n. muralia. wander-about v. vagar, divagar.
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wander-about v. divagar, vagar. wanton (meaningless) adj. gratuite.

wanderer n. homine errante, vagabundo. war adj. de guerra.
wanderer n. vagabundo, homine errante. war (belonging to war) adj. bellic.
wandering about, rambling (act of) n. war, make or wage war v. guerrear.
divagation. war n. bello.
wandering about, rambling adj. vage. war n. guerra.
wanderlust n. passion de viagiar. war v. guerrear.
wane n. declino. war v. bellar.
wane (on the -) phr. in declino. war (wage -) v. facer le guerra.
wane v. declinar. war horse n. cursero.
wangle n. truffo, artificio. war of the Titans, titanomachia n.
wangle n. artificio, truffo. titanomachia.
wangle v. obtener per subterfugio. war of the Titans, titanomachia n.
want, lack n. manco. titanomachia (- ìa).
want, lack (of something) n. carentia. warble n. canto.
want (lack) n. carentia, manco. warble v. cantar.
want (lack) n. manco, carentia. ward (female) n. pupilla.
want (need) n. necessitate. ward (male) n. pupillo.
want v. voler. ward (of hospital) n. sala.
want, wish v. voler. ward, pupil (boy or child under the

care of a guardian) n. pupillo.
want of assiduity, inapplication n.
inapplication. ward off, parry v. parar.
want of intelligence, obtuseness n. warden n. guardiano.
inintelligentia. warder n. guardiano, carcerero.
want of reflection, thoughtlessness n. warder n. carcerero, guardiano.
irreflexion. ward-off v. parar.
wanted (desired) adj. desirate.
wardrobe, cupboard n. armario.
wanted (for a crime) adj. recercate.
wardrobe n. guardaroba, armario.
wanting adj. mancante, deficiente.
wardrobe n. armario, guardaroba.
wanting adj. deficiente, mancante.
wardrobe (room, closet or cupboard
wanton (capricious) adj. capriciose. for holding clothes) n. guardaroba.
wanton (lewd) adj. impudic, lascive. ware, merchandise n. mercantia.
wanton (lewd) adj. lascive, impudic. warehouse n. magazin.
wanton, lustful adj. luxuriose.
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warehouse, store up v. immagazinar. warm-up v. calefacer, recalefacer warm-

warehouse, storehouse n. magazin. blooded de sanguine calide.
warehouse v. immagazinar. warm-up v. recalefacer warm-blooded
de sanguine calide, calefacer.
warehouseman n. magazinero.
warn, caution, forewarn v. prevenir.
warehousing n. immagazinage.
warn, caution, forewarn v. prevenir -
warehousing, storing up n.
ven-/-vent-].
immagazinage (-aje).
warn v. prevenir, adverter.
warehousing, storing up n.
warn v. adverter, prevenir.
immagazinage.
wares n. mercantia. warning n. advertimento.
warfare n. guerra. warning, notice n. advertimento.
warhead n. capite explosive. warp (character) v. perverter.
warily adv. con circumspection. warp (in weaving) n. filo de ordimento.
wariness n. circumspection. warp (in wood) v. deformar.
warlike adj. guerrier. warp (prepare the warp) Weaving] v.

ordir.
warlike, martial adj. guerrier.
warp (twist) vt. falsar.
warm adj. calide.
warp (weaving) vi. ordir.
warm adj. calide, calorose.
warp (wood) v. deformar se.
warm adj. calorose, calide.
warp beam [Weaving] n. orditorio.
warm, heat v. calefacer.
warpath n. humor bellicose.
warm, heat v. calefacer -fac-/-fact-].
warpath (on the -) phr. in humor
warm (heat up) v. calefacer.
bellicose.
warm, hot adj. calde.
warper [Weaving] n. orditor.
warm (in the -) phr. in loco calide.
warping (action of) Weaving] n.
warm (slightly) v. tepidar. orditura.
warm slightly, take the chill off v. warping (action of) Weaving] n.
tepidar. ordimento.
warm-hearted adj. de bon corde, warrant n. Gen].
benevole. warrant (police) n. mandato.
warm-hearted adj. benevole, de bon
warrant v. garantir.
corde.
warrant (written) n. certificato.
warmonger n. bellicista.
warrant-officer n. subofficiero.
warmth n. calor.
warranty (document) n. certificato.
warm-up n. exercitios preliminari.
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warranty, guarantee, guaranty n. washhouse, washroom n. lavatorio.

garantia. washing (act) n. lavage.
warranty, guarantee, guaranty n. washing (act of) n. lavage (-aje).
garantia (- ìa).
washing (act of) n. lavage.
warranty (guarantee) n. garantia.
washing, cleansing (act of) n.
warren n. coniliera, garenna.
lavamento.
warren n. garenna, coniliera. washing (dirty clothes) n. pannos a
warrior n. guerrero. lavar.
warrior n. guerreator. washing (just washed) n. pannos lavate.
Warsaw n. Varsovia. washing day n. die de lavage.
warship n. nave de guerra. washing-up n. lavage del plattos.
wart n. verruca. wash-leather n. pelle de camoce.
wart-shaped, verruciform adj. wash-one's-hands-of v. phr. lavar se le
verruciforme. manos de.
warty adj. verrucose. wash-out n. disastro, fiasco.
wary adj. circumspecte, caute. wash-out n. fiasco, disastro.
wary adj. caute, circumspecte. wash-out v. eliminar per lavar, distinger
was v. past. era, esseva. per lavar.
was v. past. esseva, era. wash-out v. distinger per lavar, eliminar
per lavar.
wash, cleanse v. abluer -lu-/-lut-].
washroom n. lavatorio.
wash, cleanse v. lavar.
washroom, washhouse n. lavatorio.
wash, cleanse v. abluer.
washstand n. lavamanos, lavabo.
wash n. lavanda, lavatura.
washstand n. lavamanos.
wash n. lavatura, lavanda.
washstand n. lavabo, lavamanos.
wash v. lavar.
washstand n. lavamanos (- mà-).
wash v. lavar (se).
wash-up (dishes) v. lavar le plattos.
wash, washing (act of) n. lavanda.
wash-up (oneself) v. lavar se.
wash, washing (act of) n. lavatura.
wasp n. vespa.
washable adj. lavabile.
wasp's nest n. vespiario.
washbasin n. bassino de lavage.
wasp's-nest n. vespiario.
washer (disc) n. rondella.
wastage n. perdita.
washer (machine) n. lavator.
waste (as in to lay waste) adj. vaste.
washer (one who or that which
waste (indust) adj. inutilisabile, residual.
washes) n. lavator.
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waste (indust) adj. residual, inutilisabile. watch, be on the lookout v. vigilar.

waste (indust) v. residuos. watch, be on the lookout v. veliar.
waste (land) n. region inculte. watch, guard, sentry n. faction.
waste (loss) n. perdita. watch n. surveliantia.
waste (misuse) n. misuso, dilapidation. watch (pay attention) v. prestar
waste (misuse) n. dilapidation, misuso. attention a.
waste (ravaged) adj. devastate, vaste. watch, supervise, superintend v.
suveliar.
waste (ravaged) adj. vaste, devastate.
watch (supervision) n. surveliantia,
waste, squander v. dispender.
vigilia.
waste, squander v. guastar.
watch (supervision) n. vigilia,
waste, squander v. dispender -pend-/- surveliantia.
pens-]. watch (television) v. telespectar.
waste (squander) v. guastar.
watch (timepiece) n. horologio.
waste, squandering n. dilapidation.
watch v. vigilar super, observar, surveliar.
waste (time) v. perder.
watch v. observar, surveliar, vigilar super.
waste (untilled) adj. inculte.
watch v. surveliar, vigilar super, observar.
waste away v. deperir.
watchdog n. can de guarda.
waste-away v. deperir.
watcher n. surveliante.
waste-basket (waste- paper basket) n.
watcher, supervisor, superintendent n.
corbe a papiro.
surveliante.
wasteful adj. prodige.
watchful adj. vigilante, alerte, allerte.
wastefulness n. prodigalitate.
watchful adj. alerte, allerte, vigilante.
waste-paper n. papiralia.
watchful adj. allerte, vigilante, alerte.
waste-paper-basket n. corbe a papiro.
watchful, alert adj. allerte.
waste-pipe n. tubo de discarga.
watchful, vigilant adj. vigilante.
waste-products n. residuos.
watchful, vigilant adj. vigilante (ppr of
waster n. dissipator. vigilar).
waster, squanderer n. guastator. watchfulness n. vigilantia.
wasting away n. deperimento. watchfulness, vigilance n. vigilantia.
wastrel n. dilapidator. watchmaker, clockmaker n.
wastrel, spendthrift, squanderer n. horologiero.
dilapidator. watchmaker n. horologiero.
watch (as spectator) v. spectar. watchmaker's, clockmaker's store n.
horologieria.
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watchmaker's, clockmaker's store n. water-closet n. lavatorio, w.c.

horologieria (- ìa). water-closet n. w.c., lavatorio.
watchmaking, clockmaking n. water-color painter n. aquarellista.
horologieria.
water-colour n. aquarella.
watchmaking, clockmaking n.
water-cress n. cresson de aqua.
horologieria (- ìa).
waterfall n. cascada.
watchman, guard n. vigilator.
waterfall (rapids) n. salto.
watchman n. guardiano.
water-front n. quartiero del porto.
watch-over v. vigilar super.
water-hole (watering place) n.
watchstrap n. bracialetto de horologio.
abiberatorio.
watchtower n. turre de guarda, guarita.
wateriness, aquosity n. aquositate.
watchtower n. guarita.
watering (salivation, mouth -) n.
watchtower n. guarita, turre de guarda.
salivation.
watchword n. parola de ordine. watering-can n. rigatorio.
water (- the cattle) v. abiber le bestial. watering-hole n. abiberatorio.
water (- the plants) v. rigar le plantas. watering-place (water- hole) n.
water (1. the liquid water; 2. limpidity abiberatorio.
and luster of a precious stone) n. water-lily n. lilio de aqua, nenufar.
aqua. water-lily n. nenufar, lilio de aqua.
water (1. to supply with drink; 2. to
waterlogged adj. saturate, plen de aqua.
irrigate) v. abiberar.
waterlogged adj. plen de aqua, saturate.
water n. aqua.
water-main n. conducto principal de
water (plants) v. aquar.
aqua.
water, salivate v. salivar. water-mark n. Naut].
water, wet v. rigar. water-mark (paper) n. filigrana.
water bath n. banio-maria. water-melon n. melon de aqua.
water bath n. banio-maria (-ìa). water-mill n. molino de aqua.
water closet, toilet n. water-closet. water-pipe n. tubo de aqua.
water closet, toilet n. water-closet A]. water-polo (sport) n. water-polo.
water color (painting) n. aquarella. water-power n. energia hydraulic.
water polo n. water-polo A]. water-proof adj. impermeabile.
water polo n. water-polo. water-proof n. impermeabile.
water spider, Argyroneta [Zool] n. water-proof v. impermeabilisar.
argyroneta.
water-shed n. linea divisori.
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water-shed n. linea divisori (del aquas). wave, undulate (1. to move in, or like,
water-ski v. facer le ski aquatic. waves; 2. to impart a wavy
water-skiing n. ski aquatic. appearance to) v. undular.
water-spout n. tromba. wave vi. undular.
waterspout; 2. whirlwind [Meteorol] n. wave-band n. banda de undas.

tromba. wave-length n. longitude de unda.
waterspout; 2. whirlwind [Meteorol] n. wavelike (sounding like waves) adj.
tromba I]. undisone.
water-tight (fig) adj. completemente waver v. vacillar, hesitar, balanciar.
logic. waver v. balanciar, vacillar, hesitar.
water-tight (impervious) adj. hermetic. waver v. hesitar, balanciar, vacillar.
water-tower n. castello de aqua. waverer n. homine irresolute.
water-way (canal) n. canal. waves, move in, be moved by v.
water-way (river) n. fluvio navigabile. fluctuar.
water-works n. central de aqua. wavy adj. undulate, undulose.
watery adj. aquose. wavy adj. undose.
watery, aqueous adj. aquose. wavy adj. undulose, undulate.
watt [Elec] n. watt. wavy, undulating adj. undulate.
watt (electricity) n. watt. wavy, undulating adj. undulate (pp of
wattage [Elec] n. wattage. undular).
wattage [Elec] n. wattage (-aje). wavy, undulous, rolling adj. undulose.
wattage n. wattage. wax adj. ceree.
watt-hour n. watt-hora. wax, apply wax to v. cerar.
wattmeter n. wattimetro (-ì-). wax (as in to wax a floor) v. incerar.
wattmeter n. wattimetro. wax (grow) vi. crescer.
wave (1. wave of the sea; 2. Phys]) n. wax n. cera.

unda. wax (treat with wax) vt. incerar cerar.
wave [Hairdressing] n. undulation. wax candle, cierge (large) Eccl] n.
wave (move in waves or undulations) cereo.
v. undear. wax factory n. cereria.
wave (move to and fro) vt. agitar. wax factory n. cereria (-ìa).
wave n. unda. waxchandler n. cerero.
wave (someone) v. facer signos per le waxen, waxy adj. ceree.
mano.
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waxer (one who applies wax to a way out (means of escape) n.

floor) n. cerator. escappatoria.
waxing adj. crescente. way out (of a difficulty) n. escappatoria.
waxing (as in the waxing of a floor) way out (on the -) v. phr. al sortir.
(act of) n. inceramento. wayfarer n. viagiator.
waxing (growing) n. crescimento. waylay, ambush v. insidiar.
waxing (treatment with wax) n. waylay v. insidiar.
inceramento. waylayer n. insidiator.
waxwork n. figura de cera. wayside adj/adv. bordo del via.
waxworks n. museo de figuras de cera. wayside (by the -) phr. al bordo del via.
waxy adj. cerose. wayside chapel n. cappella al bordo del
waxy, waxen adj. ceree. via.
way (be in the -) v. phr. esser un wayward adj. capriciose, indocile, rebelle.
impedimento/ obstruction. wayward adj. rebelle, capriciose, indocile.
way (by the -) prep. phr. a proposito. wayward adj. indocile, rebelle, capriciose.
way (custom) n. costume. waywardness n. capriciositate,
way (direction) n. direction. indocilitate.
way, manner n. maniera. waywardness n. indocilitate,
way, manner, wise n. guisa. capriciositate.
way (manner) n. maniera, methodo. W.C Abbrev. le vese, water closet, W.C. (ve-
se).
way (manner) n. methodo, maniera.
W.C Abbrev. le vese, water closet, W.C.
way (path) n. via, cammino.
W.C Abbrev. W.C. (ve-se), le vese, water
way (path) n. cammino, via.
closet.
way, road n. cammino.
W.C Abbrev. W.C., le vese, water closet.
way (road, path) n. via.
W.C Abbrev. water closet, W.C., le vese.
way in n. entrata.
W.C Abbrev. water closet, W.C. (ve-se), le
way in (on the -) v. phr. al entrar. vese.
way of life n. maniera de viver, tenor de W.C/water closet n. W.C. A].
vita. W.C/water closet n. W.C.
way of life n. tenor de vita, maniera de
we pron. nos.
viver.
we, us (nos) pron. noi.
way out, exit n. exito (éx-).
weak adj. debile.
way out, exit n. exito.
weak, without strength adj. adyname (-
way out (exit) n. exito.
ìname).
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weak, without strength adj. adyname. wean v. dislactar.

weaken, enfeeble, debilitate v. weapon n. arma.
debilitar. wear (clothing) n. vestimentos.
weaken, extenuate, emaciate v. wear (deterioration) n. deterioration.
extenuar.
wear (last) vi. durar.
weaken, make infirm v. infirmar.
wear (use) n. uso.
weaken vi. debilitar se, devenir minus
wear vt. portar.
forte.
wear-and-tear n.
weaken vi. devenir minus forte, debilitar
consumption/deterioration natural.
se.
wear-away v. consumer (se).
weaken vt. debilitar, extenuar, infirmar.
wear-away v. consumer.
weaken vt. extenuar, infirmar, debilitar.
weariness, fatigue n. fatiga.
weaken vt. infirmar, debilitar, extenuar.
weariness, lassitude n. lassitude.
weakening, making infirm (action of)
n. infirmation. weariness n. languor, lassitude, fatiga.
weakening n. diminution, debilitation, weariness n. lassitude, fatiga, languor.
decadentia. weariness n. fatiga, languor, lassitude.
weakening n. decadentia, diminution, weariness-of-life n. tedio del vita.
debilitation. wearing (clad in) adj. vestite de.
weakening n. debilitation, decadentia,
wearing n. uso.
diminution.
wearing (tedious) adj. fatigante.
weak-kneed adj. coarbe, sin character.
wearisome adj. fatigante, enoiose.
weak-kneed adj. sin character, coarbe.
wearisome adj. enoiose, fatigante.
weakling n. persona debile.
wear-off vi. disparer.
weakly adv. debile.
wear-off vt. facer disparer.
weakly, feeble, debile adj. debile.
wear-out v. extenuar, consumer.
weakness n. debilitate.
wear-out v. consumer, extenuar.
weak-willed adj. indecise.
wear-out v. extenuar (se), consumer (se).
wealth n. opulentia, ricchessa.
wear-out v. consumer (se), extenuar (se).
wealth n. ricchessa, opulentia.
weary adj. lasse, exhauste, fatigate.
wealth n. ricchessa.
weary adj. exhauste, fatigate, lasse.
wealthy adj. ric, opulente.
weary adj. fatigate, lasse, exhauste.
wealthy adj. opulente, ric.
weary, tired adj. lasse.
wean v. ablactar, dislactar.
weary v. fatigar.
wean v. dislactar, ablactar.
1155
weasel n. mustela. wedding feast (reception) n. festa

weather (a storm) v. exir con successo, nuptial.
superar. wedding gown n. roba nuptial.
weather (a storm) v. superar, exir con wedding ring n. anello nuptial.
successo. wedding vows n. votos nuptial.
weather (bronze) v. impartir un patina a. wedge n. calceolo, cuneo.
weather n. tempore. wedge n. cuneo, calceolo.
weather (rock) v. deteriorar. wedge v. cunear.
weather vane n. monstravento. wedge (wedge-shaped object or tool)
weathercock n. monstravento. n. cuneo.
weather-forecast n. bulletin wedge in, drive in v. cunear.
meteorologic. wedger, one who inserts wedges n.
weave n. textura. cuneator.
weave v. texer. wedging in (act of) n. cuneage (-aje).
weave v. texer tex-/text-]. wedging in (act of) n. cuneage.
weaver n. texitor. wedlock n. maritage.
web (fig) n. texito. wednesday n. mercuridi.
web (spider's) n. tela. Wednesday n. mercuridi (-dì)
web (spider's) n. tela (de aranea). Wednesday n. mercuridi.
web (world wide -) n. tela trans weed (clear of weeds) v. disherbar.
terrestre. weed n. mal herba.
webbed adj. palmate. weed v. disherbar.
webbed foot n. palma. weed out v. eliminar.
webbing (tela de) n. cingulas. weeding n. disherbage.
webfoot n. palma. weed-killer n. herbicida.
wed v. sposar. weedy (of soil) adj. plen de mal herbas.
wedding adj. nuptial. weedy (puny) adj. magre.
wedding n. nuptias. week n. septimana.
wedding, nuptial adj. nuptial. week end n. week-end A].
wedding bells n. campanas nuptial. week end n. week-end.
wedding ceremony n. ceremonia weekday n. die de travalio.
nuptial.
weekend n. week- end, fin de septimana.
wedding day n. die de nuptias.
weekend n. fin de septimana, week-end.
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weekly adj. septimanal. weightiness, heaviness, ponderosity n.

weekly-magazine n. revista/magazine ponderositate.
septimanal. weight-lifting n. sublevamento de pesos.
weep, cry v. plorar. weighty (fig) adj. importante.
weep, shed tears v. lacrimar. weighty, heavy, ponderous adj.
weep v. plorar, lacrimar. ponderose.
weep v. lacrimar, plorar. weighty (heavy) adj. ponderose, pesante.
weigh (1. to ascertain the weight of; 2. weighty (heavy) adj. pesante, ponderose.
to have a certain weight) v. pesar. weir, dam n. dica.
weigh (be heavy, measure the weight weir n. dica.
of) v. pesar. weird (mysterious) adj. mysteriose,
weigh (mentally) v. balanciar, ponderar. supernatural.
weigh (mentally) v. ponderar, balanciar. weird (mysterious) adj. supernatural,
mysteriose.
weigh anchor v. disancorar.
weird (strange) adj. estranie, bizarre.
weigh-anchor v. levar le ancora.
weird (strange) adj. bizarre, estranie.
weighbridge n. bascula.
welcome adj. benvenite.
weighbridge, platform scale n. bascula.
welcome n. benvenita.
weigh-down v. supercargar, cargar.
welcome v. dar le benvenita a.
weigh-down v. cargar, supercargar.
weld (as in to weld pieces of metal) v.
weigher (one who weighs, ascertains
soldar.
the weight of something) n. pesator.
weld n. junctura soldate.
weighing n. machine balancia (pro
weld v. soldar.
personas).
welder n. soldator.
weighing n. machine balancia.
welding (act of) n. soldatura.
weigh-one's-words v. mesurar su
parolas. welding n. soldatura.
weight (1. heaviness; 2. amount welfare (social aid) n. assistentia social.
determined by weighing; 3. piece welfare (well-being) n. ben-esser,
of metal used in weighing) n. peso. prosperitate.
weight (fig) n. importantia. welfare (well-being) n. prosperitate,
weight (heaviness, for scales) n. peso. ben-esser.
welfare state n. stato assistential.
weight (of a blow) n. fortia.
welfare work n. assistentia social.
weight v. cargar (de un peso).
well adj. san.
weight v. cargar.
1157
well adv. ben. Welsh galese adj. gallese.

well (be - aware) v. phr. non ignorar. welshman n. gallese.
well interj. alora! were (to be) v. past. esseva, era.
well n. puteo. were (to be) v. past. era, esseva.
well (well of water, oil, etc) n. puteo. werewolf n. lycanthropo.
well broken adj. con accento culte. west adj. del west, occidental.
well curb, puteal n. puteal. west adj. occidental, del west.
well done! interj. bravo! west (direction) adv. al west.
well off adj. satis ric. west n. west.
well read adj. erudite, culte. west n. west, occidente.
well read adj. culte, erudite. west n. occidente, west.
well wisher n. amico. west, occident n. occidente.
well worn adj. usate. West-Africa [Geog] n. Africa Occidental.
well-being n. ben-esser. westerly adj/adv. del west.
well-being n. ben esser. western adj. occidental, del west.
well-bred adj. cortese, ben educate. western adj. del west, occidental.
well-bred adj. ben educate, cortese. western (film, book) n. western.
well-bred (of dogs) adj. de racia. western, occidental occidental adj.
well-built adj. robuste. occidental.
well-founded adj. fundate. Western-Samoa (Pacific island) n.
Samoa Occidental.
well-founded (as in a well-founded
West-Indian adj. del Indias Occidental.
charge) adj. fundate (pp of fundar).
West-Indies [Geog] n. Indias Occidental.
well-founded (as in a well-founded
charge) adj. fundate. Westphalia n. Westfalia.
wellingtons n. bottas (de gumma). Westphalian adj. westfalic.
wellingtons n. bottas. westward (-s) adv. al west.
well-known adj. cognite, familiar. wet adj. molliate, humide.
well-known adj. familiar, cognite. wet adj. humide, molliate.
well-mannered adj. manierose. wet, damp adj. humide.
well-mannered, mannerly adj. wet, moisten v. molliar.

manierose. wet n. humiditate, pluvia, molliatura.
welsh adj/n. gallese. wet n. molliatura, humiditate, pluvia.
Welsh (language) adj. gallese. wet n. pluvia, molliatura, humiditate.
1158
wet v. humectar, molliar. what interr pron/ adj. que (ke;kwe).

wet v. molliar, humectar. what pron. que.
wet, water v. rigar. what, that rel pron. quod.
wet dock, dock n. darsena. what (that which) phr. lo que.
wet dock, dock n. darsena (dàr-). what, which adj. qual.
wet-blanket n. guastafesta. what, which, whom (acc) rel pron. quem.
wet-day n. die de pluvia. what a phr. qual.
wetness n. molliatura. what a pity phr. qual damno!
wetting, moistening n. molliatura. what for interr. phr. proque?
wetting, moistening n. molliamento. what is to be done? phr. que facer?
wetting n. humectation, molliatura. what time is it? phr. qual hora es il?
wetting n. molliatura, humectation. what to do? phr. que facer?
whack n. colpo. whatever adj. qualcunque.
whack v. colpar. whatever, of whatever kind, any adj.
whale n. balena. qualcunque.
whaleboat, whaler n. baleniera. whatever pron. quecunque.
whalebone, baleen n. balena. whatever rel pron. quecunque

(kekùnkwe;kwekùnkw
whaler (1. whale fisher; 2. vessel for
e).
whale fishery) n. balenero.
whatever rel pron. quecunque.
whaler (boat) n. baleniera.
whatever-happens phr. sia que sia.
whaler (man or ship) n. balenero.
what's the matter? phr. que passa?
whaler, whaleboat n. baleniera.
what's up? (greeting) phr. que passa?
wharf, dock, quay n. imbarcatorio.
wheat n. tritico (trì-).
wharf, landing pier n. disbarcatorio.
wheat n. frumento.
wharf n. imbarcatorio, quai, discargatorio.
wheat n. tritico.
wharf n. discargatorio, imbarcatorio, quai.
wheedle v. persuader con blandimentos.
wharf n. quai, discargatorio, imbarcatorio.
wheel (1. as in wheel of a car; 2. as in
wharf, unloading place n. discargatorio.
to break on the wheel) n. rota.
what rel pron. quid.
wheel (mil) n. conversion.
what adj. que, qual.
wheel [Mil] n. conversion.
what adj. qual, que.
wheel [Nav] n. timon.
what interj. como!
wheel (of bicycle) n. rota.
what interr pron/ adj. que.
wheel (steering-) n. volante.
1159
wheel v. rolar. wherein adv. in le qual.

wheelbarrow n. carretta de mano. whereof conj. de qual, de que, de qui.
wheelbase n. distantia inter le axes. whereof conj. de que, de qui, de qual.
wheelchair n. chaise rolante. whereof conj. de qui, de qual, de que.
wheeze n. respiration sibilante/ whereupon adv. a qual puncto.
asthmatic. wherever adv. ubicunque.
wheeze v. respirar con difficultate. wherewithal n. medios.
when adv/conj/ pron. quando. whet (fig) v. stimular.
whence (1. from which place; 2. whet, sharpen v. affilar.
wherefore, for which reason or
whet (sharpen) v. affilar.
cause) adv. unde.
whether (- ... or...) conj. sia... sia...
whence adv. de ubi.
whether conj. esque, an, si.
whenever adv/conj. quandocunque.
whether conj. si, esque, an.
where (in or at what place) adv/conj. ubi.
whether conj. an, si, esque.
where (in which place) adv/conj/n. ubi.
whetstone n. petra de affilar.
where, whither adv. quo.
whey (of milk) n. sero.
where (whither) adv. a ubi.
which conj. qual, que.
where are you? phr. ubi es tu?
which conj. que, qual.
where to? phr. a ubi?
which interr pron. qual.
whereabouts adv. ubi.
which pron. que, le qual, le quales.
whereabouts n. ubication.
which pron. le qual, le quales, que.
whereas (but) conj. ma.
which pron. le quales, que, le qual.
whereas (seeing that) conj. viste que.
which rel pron. le qual.
whereby conj. per le qual.
which, that, who, whom rel pron. que
wherefore adv. quo. (ke;kwe).
wherefore (cause) n. le proque, le causa. which, that, who, whom rel pron. que.
wherefore (cause) n. le causa, le proque. which, what adj. qual.
wherefore (therefore) adv. dunque. which, whom, what (acc) rel pron. quem.
wherefore, why adv. quare. whichever adj. qualcunque.
wherefore, why, how adv. quid. whichever pron. non importa qual.
wherefore (why) adv. proque, pro qual whiff n. sufflo fugace.
ration.
whig n. whig.
wherefore (why) adv. pro qual ration,
whig n. whig A].
proque.
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while (although) conj. ben que. whip (parl) n. deputato disciplinari,

while (during the time that) conj. dum, appello.
durante que. whip, scourge, flagellate v. flagellar.
while (during the time that) conj. whip, scourge n. flagello.
durante que, dum. whip (scourge) n. flagello.
while (spatio de) n. tempore. whip (scourge) v. flagellar.
while (whereas) conj. e, ma. whipping n. flagellation.
while (whereas) conj. ma, e. whipping, splice n. ligatura.
while away (- you were -) phr. in vostre whirl, gyrate v. tornear.
absentia.
whirl vt. facer tornear.
while away v. passar le tempore.
whirling adj. vertiginose.
whim, caprice n. luna.
whirlpool n. gurgite, vortice.
whim n. phantasia, capricio.
whirlpool n. vortice, gurgite.
whim n. capricio, phantasia.
whirlpool, vortex n. vortice (vòr-
whimper n. gemito.
).
whimper v. gemer. whirlpool, vortex n. vortice.
whimsical adj. eccentric, lunatic. whirlwind n. tromba.
whimsical adj. lunatic, eccentric. whirr n. stridulation.
whimsical, capricious adj. lunatic. whirr v. strider.
whine, groan n. gemito (gé-). whisk (culinary) n. battitor.
whine, groan n. gemito. whisk vi. mover se rapidemente.
whine n. gemimento, gemito. whisk vt. batter.
whine n. gemito, gemimento. whisk away, make disappear
whine v. gemer. [Conjuring] v. escamotar.
whinny n. hinnimento, hinnir. whiskers (cat's) n. vibrissas, mustachios.
whinny n. hinnir, hinnimento. whiskers (cat's) n. mustachios, vibrissas.
whinny, neigh v. hinnir. whiskers (man's) n. barbas lateral.
whinny v. hinnir. whiskey (-ky) n. whisky.
whinnying n. hinnimento. whisky n. whisky.
whinnying, neighing n. hinnimento. whisky n. whisky A].
whip (eggs, cream) v. batter. whisper, mutter, mumble, grumble v.
whip, flog, beat v. verberar. susurrar.
whip (parl) n. appello, deputato whisper n. susurro.
disciplinari. whisper v. susurrar, sufflar.
1161
whisper v. sufflar, susurrar. white-collar adj. de bureau.

whisperer, hummer, murmurer n. white-flowered, albiflorous adj. albiflor.
susurrator. white-haired adj. a capillos blanc.
whispering, murmuring, rustling, white-hot adj. incandescente, calefacite
susurrant adj. susurrante. al blanco.
whisperings n. rumores, susurros. white-hot adj. calefacite al blanco,
whisperings n. susurros, rumores. incandescente.
whist (card game) n. whist. whiten, blanch (make white) v. blanchir.
whist n. whist. whiten v. blanchir.
whist n. whist A]. whitening, blanching (act of) n.
whistle (1. whistling; 2. instrument for blanchimento.
whistling) n. sibilo (sì-). white-of-egg n. clara.
whistle (1. whistling; 2. instrument for whites (laundry) n. blancos del lavanda.
whistling) n. sibilo. whites (of eggs) n. blanc de ovo.
whistle (both senses) n. sibilo. whitewash (fig) v. justificar per
whistle v. sibilar. argumentos false.
whitewash n. lacte de calce.
whistler n. sibilator.
whitewash (paint) v. blanchir con lacte
whistler (one who whistles) n. sibilator.
de calce.
whistling n. sibilation.
whither adv. a ubi, quo.
whit (bit, jot) n. iota.
whither adv. quo, a ubi.
white adj. blanc.
whither, where adv. quo.
white adj. albe, blanc.
whitsun n. pentecoste.
white adj. blanc, albe.
whittle (- away) v. attenuar, taliar.
white n. blanco.
whittle (- away) v. taliar, attenuar.
white (of egg) n. clara, blanc de ovo.
whizz n. sibilation.
white (of egg) n. blanc de ovo, clara.
whizz v. sibilar.
white (of the color white) adj. albe.
whizz past v. mover se rapidemente,
white (the colour) n. blanco. passar sibilante.
white coffee n. caffe con lacte. whizz past v. passar sibilante, mover se
white lead, ceruse n. cerussa. rapidemente.
white lie n. mendacio officiose. who (interrogative) pron. qui.
white metal (babbit) n. metallo blanc. who (relative) pron. qui.
white-collar (- worker) n. empleato de who (relative) pron. qual(es).
bureau.
1162
who, whom, which, that rel pron. que wholesale (in bulk) adj. in grosso.
(ke;kwe). wholesale n. venta in grosso.
who, whom, which, that rel pron. que. wholesale v. vender in grosso.
who has arrived at puberty, wholesaler n. venditor in grosso.
pubescent adj. pubere.
wholesome adj. salutar.
who has not arrived at puberty adj.
wholesome adj. san.
impubere.
wholly n. toto.
whoa interj. stop!
wholly phr. in toto e per toto.
whodunit (detective mystery) n. un
whom (after preposition) pron. le quales,
mysterio de detective.
le qual.
whodunit (detective mystery) n. un
whom (after preposition) pron. qui.
mysterio policiari.
whoever pron. quicunque. whom (after preposition) pron. le qual, le
quales.
whole adj. integral, tote, integre.
whom (interrogative and relative) pron.
whole adj. tote, integre, integral.
que.
whole adj. integre, integral, tote.
whom, what, which (acc) rel pron. quem.
whole, complete adj. integral.
whom, which, that, who rel pron. que
whole, entire adj. integre. (ke;kwe).
whole, entire adj. integre (ìn-). whom, which, that, who rel pron. que.
whole n. toto. whoop n. crito.
whole (on the -) phr. in general. whoop v. critar.
whole (the - of) n. tote le. whooping (- cough) n. pertusse.
whole night, night's time, night n. whooping adj. critante.
noctata. whooping cough, pertussis [Med] n.
wholehearted adj. de tote le corde. pertusse.
wholeheartedly adv. sincermente de tote whopper n. cosa extrememente grande.
le corde. whopper n. mendacio monstruose.
wholemeal (de) n. farino integral.
whopping adj. extrememente grande.
wholeness n. totalitate.
whore (insult) n. putana.
wholeness, scathelessness (state or
whore (insult) n. puta.
condition of being whole,
whore n. prostituta.
unharmed) n. indemnitate.
whorl (of a spiral) n. spira.
wholeness (without flaw) n.
whortleberry, blueberry n. myrtillo.
indemnitate.
wholesale (fig) adj. general. whose (interrogative) pron. de qui.
1163
whose pron. cuje. wide, broad adj. large.

whose (relative) pron. del qual, del wide, broad adj. late.
quales. wide (broad) adj. large, vaste.
whose (relative) pron. de qui. wide (broad) adj. vaste, large.
whose (relative) pron. del quales, del wide open adj/adv. toto aperte.
qual.
wide-angle adj. grandangular.
whose (relative) pron. cuje.
wide-lens n. objectivo grandangular.
whosoever pron. whoever.
widely (broadly) adv. largemente.
why adv. proque.
widely (generally) adv. generalmente.
why adv. pquare.
widen (make broad(er)) v. allargar.
why adv. perque.
widen v. allargar.
why conj. quod.
wideness, expanse n. largo.
why, how, wherefore adv. quid.
wideness n. largor.
why interj. guai.
widening, broadening n. allargamento.
why (reason) n. le proque.
widening n. allargamento.
why (reason) n. le ration.
widespread adj. general, diffuse, extense.
why, that, because conj. quod.
widespread adj. diffuse, extense, general.
why, wherefore adv. quare.
widespread adj. extense, general, diffuse.
wick n. micca.
widow (bereave of a husband) v.
wicked (fig) adj. atroce.
viduar.
wicked (perverse) adj. perverse, impie, widow n. vidua.
inique.
widow v. viduar.
wicked (perverse) adj. impie, inique,
widowed adj. vidue.
perverse.
widowed n. vidue.
wicked (perverse) adj. inique, perverse,
impie. widower n. viduo.
wicked, vicious, depraved adj. vitiose. widowhood n. viduage, viduitate.
wickedness n. iniquitate, perversitate, widowhood n. viduitate.
impietate. widowhood n. viduage.
wickedness n. impietate, iniquitate, widowhood n. viduage (-aje).
perversitate. widowhood n. viduitate, viduage.
wickedness n. perversitate, impietate,
width, breadth n. largessa.
iniquitate.
width, breadth n. transverso.
wickedness, villainy n. sceleratessa.
width, breadth n. latitude.
wide (big) adj. grande.
1164
width, breadth n. largor. wild (crazy) adj. extravagante, insensate,

width n. amplitude, largor. phantastic.
width n. largor, amplitude. wild (crazy) adj. insensate, phantastic,
extravagante.
wield (power) v. exercer.
wild (fierce) adj. feroce.
wield (tool, weapon) v. manear.
wild (of weather) adj. tempestuose,
wieldiness n. maneabilitate.
violente.
wiener (frankfurter) n. salsicia de
wild (of weather) adj. violente,
francoforte.
tempestuose.
wife n. marita, sposa, uxor, mulier.
wild (place) adj. inculte.
wife n. mulier, marita, sposa, uxor.
wild, savage adj. salvage (-aje).
wife n. sposa, uxor, mulier, marita.
wild, savage adj. salvage.
wife n. uxor.
wild (uncontrolled) adj. irrefrenate.
wife n. uxor, mulier, marita, sposa.
wilderness n. deserto.
wife n. sponsa.
wildfire n. foco grec.
wife n. sposa.
wildfire (spread like -) v. propagar se
wig n. perrucca. como foco grec.
wig, periwig n. perrucca. wildlife n. fauna.
wiggle n. torto, undulation. wildness (ferocity) n. ferocitate.
wiggle n. undulation, torto. wildness (fury) n. furia.
wiggle vi. torquer se, serper. wildness (violence) n. violentia.
wiggle vi. serper, torquer se. wildness (wild state) n. stato salvage.
wiggle vt. agitar. wile n. attraction, artificio.
wigmaker, hairdresser, coiffeur, wile n. artificio, attraction.
barber n. perrucchero. wilful (obstinate) adj. obstinate.
wig-wag v. signalar in codice. wilful (of murder) adj. premeditate.
wig-wag v. signalar in codice (con wiliness n. astutia.
bandieras o lumines).
will (act of willing) n. voler.
wigwam (Amerindian tent) n. wigwam.
will (desire) n. voluntate, voler.
wigwam n. wigwam A].
will (desire) n. voler, voluntate.
wigwam n. wigwam.
will (law) n. testamento.
wild adj. salvage.
will n. voluntate.
wild (angry) adj. furiose.
will, pleasure n. grado.
wild (crazy) adj. phantastic, extravagante,
will, testament [Law] n. testamento.
insensate.
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will v/ future. ...-ra. win, gain v. ganiar.

will (wish) v. voler. win (gain) v. ganiar, acquirer.
willing adj. ben disposite, servicial. win (gain) v. acquirer, ganiar.
willing adj. servicial, ben disposite. win n. victoria, ganio, triumpho.
willingly adv. de bon voluntate, de bon win n. triumpho, victoria, ganio.
corde, de bon grado. win n. ganio, triumpho, victoria.
willingly adv. de bon corde, de bon grado, win back, regain v. reganiar.
de bon voluntate.
win or gain over v. ganiar.
willingly adv. de bon grado, de bon
win-back v. reganiar.
voluntate, de bon corde.
wince n. grimasse de dolor.
willingly, voluntarily adv. sponte.
wince v. facer un grimasse de dolor.
willingness n. bon voluntate.
winch n. cabestan.
willow n. salice.
winch v. sublevar con un cabestan.
willow n. salice (sà-).
wind (a handle) vt. girar.
willow grove n. saliceto.
wind (as in east wind) n. vento.
willow-grove n. saliceto.
wind, breath n. pneuma.
willpower n. voluntate.
wind, breath n. pneuma -ma/-mat-].
Wilno, Vilna n. Vilna.
wind (flatulence) n. flatulentia.
Wilno, Vilna n. Wilno Polish].
wind (knock the breath out of) v. facer
Wilno, Vilna n. Vilna Lithuanian].
perder le halito.
Wilno, Vilna n. Wilno.
wind, meander v. serpentar.
wilt (fig) v. deperir.
wind (on a spool) v. bobinar.
wilt, wither v. marcescer.
wind (pass -) v. flatular.
wilt, wither v. marcer.
wind, spool, coil v. bobinar.
wilt (wither) v. marcescer, marcer.
wind vi. serpentar.
wilt (wither) v. marcer, marcescer.
wind (weather) n. vento.
wilted adj. marcide.
windcheater n. blusa.
wilted, withered adj. marcide.
windcheater n. blusa (de golf).
wilting n. marcor.
winder n. button de remontar.
wilting, withering (liable to wither or
windfall (fallen fruit) n. fructo cadite.
wilt) adj. marcescibile.
windfall (good luck) n. bon fortuna,
wilting, withering n. marcor.
ganio insperate.
wily adj. astute.
win (be victorious) v. vincer.
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windfall (good luck) n. ganio insperate, windscreen n. parabrisa.

bon fortuna. windscreen-wiper n. essugavitro.
winding, spooling, coiling (act of) n. windshield n. parabrisa.
bobinage (- àje).
windshield-wiper n. essugavitro.
winding, spooling, coiling (act of) n.
windswept adj. exponite al vento.
bobinage.
wind-up (a clock) v. remontar.
winding frame n. bobinatorio.
wind-up (a company) v. liquidar.
wind-instrument n. instrumento de
vento. windy adj. ventose.
windlass (anchor winch) n. cabestan. windy, gusty adj. ventose.
windmill n. molino a vento. wine n. vino.
window n. fenestra. wine, of wine adj. vinari.
window (of a house, vehicle) n. wine grower, viticulturist n. viticultor.
fenestra. winebibbing n. vinolentia.
window (of a shop) n. vitrina. winebibbing, too fond of the bottle
window (X-) n. Xwindow. adj. vinolente.
window box n. jardiniera de fenestra. wine-cellar n. cellario.

window cleaner n. lavavitros. wine-glass n. vitro a vino.
window dressing n. decoration de wine-grower n. viticultor.
vitrinas. winegrower, viticulturist viticola (-
window frame n. quadro del fenestra. tì-) n. viticola.
window pane n. vitro. winegrower, viticulturist viticola (-
window shop n. reguardar le vitrinas. tì-) n. viticola (-tì-).
windowpane, pane n. vitro. wine-growing adj. viticole, vinicole.
windows (MS-) n. Microsoft Windows wine-growing adj. vinicole.
(R). wine-growing adj. vinicole, viticole.
windows (MS-) n. Microsoft Windows. wine-growing n. vinicultura.
windows n. fenestras, vitrinas. wine-list n. carta del vinos.
windows n. vitrinas, fenestras. wine-merchant n. mercante de vino.
window-sill n. tabula (de fenestra). wine-producing adj. vinifere.
window-sill n. tabula. wine-skin n. utre.
windpipe n. trachea. wing (1. wing of a bird, airplane etc.;
windpipe, trachea n. trachea (-éa). 2. part of a building) n. ala.
windpipe, trachea n. trachea. wing (most senses) n. ala.
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wing, side, scene [Theat] n. coulisse F]. winter, hibernal adj. hibernal.
wing, side, scene [Theat] n. coulisse. winter n. hiberno.
wing (theat) n. coulisse. winter, pass the winter v. hibernar.
wing-commander n. locotenente winter v. hibernar.
colonello (de aviation). wintry, brumal adj. brumal.
wing-commander n. locotenente wintry (icy) adj. glacial.
colonello.
wintry (of the winter) adj. de hiberno.
winged adj. alate.
wipe, mop up, dry v. essugar.
winged creature, flying animal n.
wipe v. essugar.
volatile.
wipe-away v. levar.
winger (soccer) n. ala.
wipe-out (debts) v. liqidar.
winglet, small wing n. aletta.
wipe-out (get rid of) v. eliminar,
wing-nut n. matre vite con alettas.
supprimer.
wingshaped appendage (flange, rib,
wipe-out (get rid of) v. supprimer,
fin) (small) n. aletta.
eliminar.
wing-span n. invirgatura.
wipe-out (kill) v. annihilar, exterminar.
wink (un) n. batter del palpebras.
wipe-out (kill) v. exterminar, annihilar.
wink v. batter le palpebras.
wiper n. essugavitro.
winkle n. litorina.
wire (install electric wiring) v. facer le
winner, gainer n. ganiator. installation electric.
winner n. victor, ganiator. wire n. filo (metallic).
winner n. ganiator, victor. wire n. filo.
winning adj. victoriose. wire (put wires in) v. munir con filos.
winning series of five numbers [Lotto, wire (telegraph) v. telegraphar.
Keno] n. quina. wire-brush n. brossa metallic.
winning-post n. posto de arrivata. wiredrawer (mechanism for drawing
winnings n. ganios. out wire) n. filiera.
winnow, fan (grain) v. ventilar. wire-gauze n. tela metallic.
winnow v. vannar. wireless n. radio.
winnow, winnowing fan n. vanno. wire-netting n. rete metallic, grilliage.
winnowing fan, winnow n. vanno. wire-netting n. grilliage, rete metallic.
win-over v. persuader, ganiar. wiring (systema de) n. filos electric.
win-over v. ganiar, persuader. wiry adj. magre ma forte.
winter adj. hibernal. wisdom n. sapientia, sagessa.
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wisdom n. sapientia. wish for v. desirar.

wisdom n. sagessa, sapientia. wishbone n. furchetta del sterno.
wisdom, sageness n. sagessa (-j-). wishful adj. desirose.
wisdom, sageness n. sagessa. wishful-thinking v. illusionismo, prender
wisdom-tooth n. dente de sagessa. le desiros pro realitates.
wise, discerning, sapient adj. sapiente. wishful-thinking v. prender le desiros
pro realitates, illusionismo.
wise (learned) adj. sage, sapiente.
wishy-washy adj. insipide.
wise (learned) adj. sapiente, sage.
wisp n. pecietta, tracia.
wise n. guisa.
wisp n. tracia, pecietta.
wise (prudent) adj. prudente.
wistaria [Bot] n. glycinia.
wise, sage adj. sage (sàje).
wisteria (- vine) n. glycinia.
wise, sage adj. sage.
wistful adj. un pauc triste.
wise, way, manner n. guisa.
wit (-) phr. a saper.
wise man n. sagio.
wit (clever humour) n. argutia.
wise man, sage n. sagio.
wit (intelligence) n. intelligentia.
wise man, sage n. sagio (sajo).
wit (person) n. persona argute.
wisecrack n. argutia.
witch n. maga.
wisely adv. sagemente, con sapientia.
witchcraft n. magia.
wisely adv. con sapientia, sagemente.
witch-doctor n. mago tribal.
wisely (insightfully) adv. con
with (1. together with; 2. by means of;
perspicacitate.
3. having, carrying, characterized
wisely (prudently) adv. prudentemente.
by) prep. con.
wish, desire n. desiderio.
with (1. together with; 2. by means of;
wish, desire n. desiro.
3. having, carrying, characterized
wish (desire) v. desirar.
by) prep. cum.
wish n. desiro, voler.
with (accompanied by) prep. con.
wish n. voler, desiro.
with, at, by, near prep. apud (à-).
wish, want v. voler.
with, at, by, near prep. apud.
wish (want) v. voler.
with, by means of prep. de.
wish, wish for, desire v. desiderar.
with (by, of, from) prep. de.
wish, wish for, desire v. desirar.
with a wide margin adj. marginose.
wish for, desire, wish v. desirar.
with difficulty adv. vix.
wish for, desire, wish v. desiderar.
with impunity adj. impun.
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withdraw (1. to draw or take back; 2. wither, wilt v. marcer.

to retract) v. retraher -trah-/-tract-]. withered adj. marcide.
withdraw (1. to draw or take back; 2. withered, wilted adj. marcide.
to retract) v. retraher. withering adj. Fig].
withdraw, depart v. deceder -ced-/-cess- withering n. marcor.
].
withering, wilting (liable to wither or
withdraw, depart v. deceder.
wilt) adj. marcescibile.
withdraw (go away) vi. retirar se.
withering, wilting n. marcor.
withdraw, take away v. subtraher -trah-
withhold, conceal, hold back
/-tract-].
(information required by law) v.
withdraw, take away v. retirar.
subnegar.
withdraw, take away v. subtraher. withhold, hinder, keep, hold, detain v.
withdraw v. Mil]. retener.
withdraw vt. retirar. withhold, hinder, keep, hold, detain v.
withdrawal, falling back [Mil] n. retener -ten-/-tent-].
replicamento. withhold (information) v. subnegar.
withdrawal (from a contract) n. withhold (retain) v. retener.
disdicimento. withholding, concealment (information
withdrawal n. Mil]. required by law) n. subnegation.
withdrawal n. retiro. withholding (of information) n.
withdrawal, recession n. recession. subnegation.
withdrawal, removal n. subtraction. withholding (retention) n. retention.
withdrawal (removal) n. subtraction. within adv/prep./ n. intra.
withdrawal, retraction (from a contract without, on the outside adv. extra.
or agreement) n. disdicimento. without (outside) adv. foras.
withdrawal, retreat n. retraite. without prep. sin.
withdrawal, retreat n. retraite F]. without an alphabet, unwritten adj.
wither (dry up) vi. desiccar se. analphabetic.
wither (specifically of plants) v. without desire, inappetent adj.
marcescer se, marcer se. inappetente.
wither (specifically of plants) v. marcer without gnarls, smooth, knotless adj.
se, marcescer se. disnodose.
wither vt. Gen]. without legal force, invalid adj. invalide.
wither, wilt v. marcescer. without legal force, invalid adj. invalide

(- và-).
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without strength, weak adj. adyname (- wizened adj. marcide, desiccate.

ìname). wizened adj. desiccate, marcide.
without strength, weak adj. adyname. wobble (be unsteady) v. tremular,
without the knowledge of, unknown oscillar, esser instabile.
to prep. clam. wobble (be unsteady) v. esser instabile,
withstand (hold out against) v. resister tremular, oscillar.
a. wobble (be unsteady) v. oscillar, esser
withstand v. Mil]. instabile, tremular.
witless, insipid, unfunny adj. infacete. wobble n. tremulamento, oscillation.
witless (not witty) adj. infacete. wobble n. oscillation, tremulamento.
witless (stupid) adj. stupide. wobble v. Fig].
witness (a document) v. testar. wobbly adj. vacillante, insecur.
witness (as in to witness a signature wobbly adj. insecur, vacillante.
to a document) v. testar. woe interj. guai.
witness, bear witness, testify v. wolf n. lupo.
testimoniar. wolfish, lupine adj. lupin.
witness (evidence) n. testimonio. wolfram (1. Chem] (tungsten; 2.
witness (one who attests) n. teste. Mineral] (wolframite) n. wolfram.
witness (person) n. teste. wolfram (1. Chem] (tungsten; 2.
witness (testify) v. testimoniar. Mineral] (wolframite) n. wolfram G].
witness-box n. tribuna del testes. wolfram, tungsten [Chem] n. tungsten
witnessing adj/ pres. part. attestante. Swedish].
witnessing n. attestation. wolfram, tungsten [Chem] n. tungsten.
witnessing, testifying adj. testimonial. wolframite [Mineral] n. wolframite.
witticism n. argutia. woman n. mulier, femina.
witticism n. facetia, argutia. woman n. femina, mulier.
witticism n. argutia, facetia. woman doctor n. doctoressa.
witticism, witty remark n. facetia. woman in labor or childbed n.

puerpera.
witty adj. facete, facetiose.
woman in labor or childbed n. puerpera
witty adj. facetiose, facete.
(-érpera).
witty, humorous, jocular adj. facete.
woman painter, paintress n. pictoressa.
witty, humorous, jocular adj. facetiose.
womanhood n. femininitate.
witty remark, witticism n. facetia.
womanliness, femininity n.
wizard n. mago. femininitate.
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womanliness n. femininitate. wonted (accustomed, usual) adj.

womanly adj. feminin. consuete.
woman's negligee n. matinee F]. woo, court v. galantear.
woman's negligee n. matinee. woo (court) v. cortesar, facer le corte a.
womb n. utero, sino. woo (court) v. facer le corte a, cortesar.
womb n. sino, utero. woo v. Fig].
womb n. sino. wood (as in made of wood) n. ligno.
womb, uterus n. utero (ù-). wood, forest adj. silvestre.
womb, uterus n. utero. wood, forest n. silva.
wombat [Zool] n. wombat. wood (forest) adj. silvestre.
wombat [Zool] n. wombat (wòm- wood (substance) n. ligno.

). wood (trees) n. bosco, silva.
women n. femina. wood (trees) n. silva, bosco.
women n. feminas. wood (wooded place) n. bosco.
women n. femina (fé-). wood (wooden) adj. de ligno.
won adj/past. part. ganiate, vincite. wood sorrel, oxalis n. oxalide (-
won adj/past. part. vincite, ganiate. àl-).
wonder (ask oneself) vi. demandar se. wood sorrel, oxalis n. oxalide.
wonder (feeling) n. stupor, admiration. woodbine, honeysuckle n. caprifolio.
wonder (feeling) n. admiration, stupor. woodcut n. gravura sur ligno,

xylographia.
wonder (marvel) v. meraviliar se.
woodcut n. xylographia, gravura sur
wonder (object) n. meravilia, prodigio.
ligno.
wonder (object) n. prodigio, meravilia.
wooded adj. silvose.
wonder, prodigy n. prodigio.
wooden adj. de ligno.
wonderful adj. stupende, meraviliose.
wooden frame on which various types
wonderful adj. meraviliose, stupende. of work are performed (as: (work)
wonderful-to-relate phr. mirabile-dictu. bench, trestle, easel) n. cavalletto.
wont (be one's -) v. soler. wooden horse (wooden frame in the
wont n. habitude. shape of a horse used as an
won't v. abbrev. will not. instrument of torture) n. cavalletto.
wonted (accustomed) adj. solite woodland n. zona de boscos.
(sò-). woodman n. travaliator forestal.
wonted (accustomed) adj. solite. woodpecker n. pico.
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woodwind n. instrumentos de ligno. wording n. phraseologia, redaction,

woodwork (cabinetmaking) n. formulation de parolas.
ebenisteria. wording n. formulation de parolas,
woodwork (carpentry) n. carpenteria. phraseologia, redaction.
woodwork (parts made of wood) n. word-of-honour n. parola de honor.
lignage. word-of-mouth (tell by -) v. phr.
woody adj. lignose. transmitter pro parola (- pro bucca).
woody, ligneous adj. lignose. word-of-mouth (tell by -) v. phr.
transmitter pro parola.
wooer, suitor n. pretendente.
wordy adj. prolixe, verbose.
wooing (courting) n. corte.
wordy adj. verbose, prolixe.
wooing n. Fig].
work (1. purposeful activity; 2.
wool n. lana.
something produced by manual or
wool-bearing, laniferous adj. lanifere.
intellectual work) n. obra.
woolen draper n. lanero.
work (as in hard work) n. opera.
woolen goods n. laneria.
work (as in hard work) n. opera
woolen goods n. laneria (-ìa). (òp-).
wooliness n. lanositate. work, effect v. operar.
woollen adj. de lana. work (function) v. functionar.
woollen-goods n. laneria. work n. labor.
woolly adj. lanose. work (something produced by work) n.
wooly adj. lanose. obra.
word (group of letters) n. parola, work (toil) n. labor, travalio.
vocabulo. work (toil) n. travalio, labor.
word (group of letters) n. vocabulo, work (toil) vi. travaliar, laborar.
parola. work (toil) vi. laborar, travaliar.
word n. parola.
work v. laborar.
word n. Relig].
work vt. operar, facer functionar.
word n. verbo.
work vt. facer functionar, operar.
word (of honour) n. parola.
work, workmanship n. factura.
word v. rediger, exprimer in parolas.
workbench n. cavaletto.
word v. exprimer in parolas, rediger.
work-day n. die de labor.
word, vocable n. vocabulo.
worker n. obrero, travaliator.
wording n. redaction, formulation de
worker n. travaliator, obrero.
parolas, phraseologia.
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worker, workman n. laborator. work-up (- an appetite) v. haber fame

workhouse n. asylo del povres. pro exercitar se.
working adj. functionante que/qui labora. work-up (excite) v. excitar.
working n. functionamento. work-up (prepare) v. preparar.
working-class adj. del classe obrer. world (1. Universe; 2. earth; 3.

society) n. mundo.
working-class n. classe obrer.
world adj. mundial.
working-day n. die de labor.
world (earth) n. mundo.
working-majority n. majoritate
sufficiente. world (fig) n. seculo.
workings n. sitos de exploitation. world (things mundane) n. seculo (sé-).
workman, laborer n. travaliator. world (things mundane) n. seculo.
workman n. travaliator, obrero. world-famous adj. de fama mundial.
workman n. obrero, travaliator. worldliness n. mundanitate, secularitate.
workman n. obrero. worldliness n. secularitate, mundanitate.
workman, worker n. laborator. worldliness n. mundanitate.
workmanlike (of a person) adj. worldly adj. mundan, secular.
competente, habile. worldly adj. secular, mundan.
workmanlike (of a person) adj. habile, worldly, mundane adj. mundan.
competente. world-wide adj. mundial.
workmanlike (of a thing) adj. ben facite.
worldwide adj. global, mundial.
workmanship n. factura.
worldwide adj. mundial, global.
workmanship, work n. factura.
worldwide adv. in tote le mundo.
work-of-art n. obra de arte.
world-wide, global adj. global.
work-on v. continuar a laborar
world-wide-web (WWW) Comp] n. tela
influentiar reparar.
trans terrestre.
work-out (calculate) v. calcular.
world-wide-web (WWW) Comp] n. tela
work-out (elaborate) v. elaborar. trans terrestre (TTT).
work-out n. exercitio. worm (earthworm) n. lumbrico.
work-out (result in) v. resultar in. worm n. [Gen] verme.
workroom n. camera de labor. worm (intestinal) n. helminthe.
works (factory) n. fabrica. worm n. verme.
works (fortifications) n. fortificationes. Worms n. Worms.
workshop n. officina. Worms n. Worms G].
work-up (- a sweat) v. exercitar se. worn (heavily used) adj. deteriorate.
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worn (used as clothing) adj. portate. worship, honor, reverence v. coler col-
worn-out (tired) adj. exhauste. /cult-].
worn-out (used up) adj. non plus worship, honor, reverence v. coler.
servibile, usate. worship n. adoration, culto.
worn-out (used up) adj. usate, non plus worship n. culto, adoration.
servibile. worship n. culto.
worried adj. anxie. worship vt. coler, adorar.
worry (bother) v. vexar. worship vt. adorar, coler.
worry n. anxietate, inquietude. worship (your -) n. senior judice, senior
worry n. inquietude, anxietate. burgomaestro.
worry, trouble, annoyance n. enoio. worship (your -) n. senior burgomaestro,
worry, trouble, annoyance n. enoio (- senior judice.
nò-). worst adj. pessime (pés-).
worry vi. inquietar se, perturbar se. worst adj. pessime.
worry vi. perturbar se, inquietar se. worst (le) adj/n. pejor, pessime.
worry (worry) vt. inquietar. worst (le) adj/n. pessime, pejor.
worse adj. pejor, plus mal. worsted yarn n. stamine.
worse adj. plus mal, pejor. worth (be -) v. valer.
worse adj. pejor. worth n. dignitate, valor.
worse adv. pejo, plus mal. worth n. valor, dignitate.
worse adv. plus mal, pejo. worth, value n. valor.
worse adv. pejo. worthiness n. merito.
worse (form bad to -) phr. de mal a plus worthless adj. sin valor, van.
mal, de mal in pejo. worthless adj. van, sin valor.
worse (form bad to -) phr. de mal in worthlessness n. manco de valor.
pejo, de mal a plus mal.
worthwhile adj. digne de consideration,
worse-and-worse phr. de mal in pejo.
que vale le pena, utile.
worsen (make or become worse) v. worthwhile adj. que vale le pena, utile,
impejorar. digne de consideration.
worsen (make worse) v. pejorar. worthwhile adj. utile, digne de
worsen vi. impejorar, pejorar se. consideration, que vale le pena.
worsen vi. pejorar se, impejorar. worthy adj. digne.
worsen vt. impejorar, pejorar. worthy, deserving adj. digne.
worsen vt. pejorar, impejorar. worthy of esteem adj. appreciabile.
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worthy of revenge adj. vengiabile. wow interj. eheu, ah.

worthy of revenge adj. vengiabile (- wow interj. ah, eheu.
jà-). wrangle, altercate, quarrel v. altercar.
worthy of tears, lamentable adj. wrangle n. altercation.
lacrimabile.
wrangle v. altercar.
would aux. v. -ea.
wrap, packet, pack v. pacchettar.
would (used to) v. soleva.
wrap, robe [Clothing] n. sortita.
would v. cond. ...r-ea.
wrap (robe) n. sortita.
would-be adj. pretendite, aspirante, (o
wrap (shawl) n. chal.
usa le prefix pseudo-).
wrap v. pacchettar.
would-be adj. aspirante, pretendite, (o
usa le prefix pseudo-). wrap up, envelop v. inveloppar.
wound, injure v. leder. wrap up vi. coperir se.
wound, injure v. leder led-/les-;-lid-/-lis- wrap up vt. inveloppar, involver.
]. wrap up vt. involver, inveloppar.
wound n. plaga, ferita, vulnere. wrapper [Gen] papiro de imballage n.
wound n. plaga. copertura.
wound n. vulnere, plaga, ferita. wrapping n. inveloppamento.
wound n. vulnere. wrapping-paper n. papiro de imballage.
wound n. ferita, vulnere, plaga. wrappings n. imballage, copertura.
wound v. vulnerar. wrappings n. copertura, imballage.
wound v. vulnerar, ferir, leder, plagar. wrath, anger n. cholera.
wound v. plagar. wrath, anger n. cholera (cò-).
wound v. plagar, vulnerar, ferir, leder. wrath, ire, anger n. ira.
wound v. leder, plagar, vulnerar, ferir. wrath n. cholera, ira.
wound v. ferir, leder, plagar, vulnerar. wrath n. ira, cholera.
wounded (as in wounded soldier) adj. wrathful adj. irate, in cholera, irascite.
mutilate (pp of mutilar). wrathful adj. irascite, irate, in cholera.
wounded (as in wounded soldier) adj. wrathful adj. in cholera, irascite, irate.
mutilate. wrathful, irate, angry adj. irate.
wounded (soldier) n. mutilato.
wreak (cause) v. causar.
wounded (soldiers) n. feritos.
wreak (give vent to, exhaust) v. dar
wounding n. ferimento. libere expression.
wounding, smiting (act of) n. wreath (garland) n. guirlanda.
ferimento.
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wreath n. corona de flores. wriggle v. serper.

wreath n. corona. wring (as in to wring the linen) v.
wreathe (envelop) v. inveloppar. torquer.
wreathe (festoon) v. inguirlandar. wring (as in to wring the linen) v.
torquer torqu-/ tort-/tors-].
wreathe v. inguirlandar.
wring v. torquer.
wreathe v. inguirlandar (-gi-).
wringer n. exprimitor de aqua.
wreck, demolish v. demolir.
wringing n. torquimento.
wreck (ruin) n. ruina.
wringing, twisting (act of) n.
wreck (ship itself) n. vascello
torquimento.
naufragate.
wrinkle, crease, fold n. ruga.
wreck (shipwreck) n. naufragio.
wrinkle, crease v. rugar.
wreck v. destruer, ruinar.
wrinkle, crease v. arrugar.
wreck v. ruinar, destruer.
wrinkle n. ruga.
wreckage n. fragmentos, restos.
wrinkle v. corrugar, arrugar.
wreckage n. restos, fragmentos.
wrinkle v. arrugar, corrugar.
wrecked adj. naufragate.
wrinkle v. arrugar (se), corrugar (se).
wrecked (be -) v. naufragar.
wrinkle v. corrugar (se), arrugar (se).
wren n. rege del sepe.
wrinkled adj. rugose.
wrench (spanner) n. clave.
wrinkled, rugose adj. rugose.
wrench [Techn] n. clave.
wrist, carpus [Anat] n. carpo.
wrench v. torquer con violentia.
wrist n. carpo.
wrestle v. luctar.
wrist-watch n. horologio-bracialetto.
wrestler n. luctator.
writ n. Fig].
wrestling n. lucta.
writ n. Jur].
wretch n. scelerato.
write v. scriber.
wretch, villain, scoundrel n. scelerato.
write v. scriber scrib-/script-].
wretched adj. miserabile, misere.
write calligraphically, calligraph v.
wretched adj. misere, miserabile.
calligraphiar.
wretched, miserable adj. misere.
write down v. registrar per scripto.
wretchedness, misery n. miseria.
write off n. perdita total.
wretchedness n. miseria.
write out (a cheque) v. scriber.
wriggle, glide v. serper.
write out (copy) v. transscriber, copiar.
wriggle n. movimento serpentin.
write out (copy) v. copiar, transscriber.
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write over again, rewrite v. rescriber - writing paper n. papiro de scriber, papiro
scrib-/- script-]. de litteras.
write over again, rewrite v. rescriber. written adj. scripte.
write prose, prose v. prosar. written, in writing adj. scripte.
write shorthand, stenograph v. wrong (be -) v. haber torto.
stenographiar. wrong, do evil v. malfacer.
writer (author, journalist etc.) n. wrong, do evil v. malfacer -fac-/-fact-].
scriptor.
wrong (false) adj. false.
writer (of articles) n. articulista.
wrong (harm) n. torto.
writer (of short stories) n. novellista.
wrong (immoral) adj. immoral wrong
writer (person who writes) n. autor,
(inappropriate) adj improprie.
scriptor.
wrong (incorrect) adj. incorrecte.
writer (person who writes) n. scriptor,
wrong (injury) n. injuria.
autor.
wrong (something bad) n. mal.
writer of articles n. articulista.
wrong (unjust) adj. injuste.
writer of bulletins n. bulletinero.
wrongdoer n. malfactor.
writer of glosses, glossator n. glossator.
wrongful (illegal) adj. illegal.
writer of mimes, mimographer n.
mimographo (- ò-). wrongful (unjust) adj. injuste.
writer of mimes, mimographer n. wrongfully adv. injustemente, a torto.
mimographo. wrongfully adv. a torto, injustemente.
writhe v. contorquer se. wrongheaded adj. perverse, obstinate in
writing, handwriting, script n. scriptura. error.
writing n. scripto, scriptura. wrongheaded adj. obstinate in error,
writing n. scriptura, scripto. perverse.
wrought iron adj/ n. ferro forgiate.
writing (piece of writing) n. scripto.
wry (fig) adj. ironic.
writing, script (system of) n. graphia.
wry (twisted) adj. torte, torquite.
writing, script (system of) n. graphia (-
ìa). wry (twisted) adj. torquite, torte.
writing desk, desk n. scriptorio. wry face, grimace n. grimasse F].
writing desk n. scriptorio. wry face, grimace n. grimasse.
writing pad n. bloco. www n. Comp].
writing paper n. papiro de litteras,
papiro de scriber.
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X - x
x (letter -) n. littera x (iks). xenophobia n. xenophobia.

x-axis n. abscissa. xenophobia n. xenophobia (-ìa).
xebec (small boat) n. xebec. xenophobic adj. xenophobic.
x'ed (kill off) v. occider. xerox (a copy by -) n. xerographia.
x'ed v/past. part. cancellate, cancellar. xerox (copy by -) v. copiar per xerox.
x'ed v/past. part. cancellar, cancellate. xerox (copy by -) v. xerographar.
xenium (present given to a guest or to xerox-copy n. copia per xerox.
an ambassador) Antiq] n. xenio. xerox-machine n. machina pro copiar
xeno-, xen- (1. strange, foreign; 2. per xerox.
guest) occurring in derivatives and xerox-machine n. machina xerox.
compounds] adj. xen-. xerox-machine n. copiator xerox.
xenon (chem (heavy gaseous xmas n. natal, noel.
element) n. xenon. xmas n. noel, natal.
xenon [Chem] n. xenon. x-ray n. radio roentgen.
xenon [Chem] n. xenon (ksé-). x-ray n. radio x.
xenophile adj. xenophile. x-ray v. radiographar.
xenophile (fond of things foreign) n. x-ray photograph n. radiographo.
xenophilo.
x-ray photograph, radiograph n.
xenophile n. xenophilo (-nò-). radiographo (- ògrapho).
xenophile n. xenophilo. x-ray photograph, radiograph n.
xenophilia n. xenohilia. radiographo.
xenophilism n. xenophilia (-ìa). x-ray photography n. radiographia.
xenophilism n. xenophilia. x-ray photography, radiography n.
xenophobe n. xenophobo (-nò-). radiographia (- ìa).
xenophobe n. xenophobo. x-ray photography, radiography n.
radiographia.
xenophobe, xenophobian adj.
xylo- (wood) occurring in
xenophobe (- nò-).
compounds] n. xylo-.
xenophobe, xenophobian adj.
xenophobe. xylographer n. xylographo (-
xenophobia (fear of things foreign) n. ògrapho).
xenophobia. xylographer n. xylographo.
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xylographic adj. xylographic. xylophage [Zool] n. xylophago (-

xylography (art of engraving on wood ò-).
or taking impressions from such xylophagous [Zool] adj. xylophage.
engravings) n. xylographia. xylophagous [Zool] adj. xylophage (-
xylology n. xylologia. ò-).
xylology n. xylologia (-ìa). xylophone [Mus] n. xylophono.
xylophage [Zool] n. xylophago. xylophone n. xylophono.

xylophonist n. xylophonista.
Y - y
y (letter -) n. littera y (ypsilon;ipsilon;i Yap n. Yap (Pacific island).

grec). yap n. latrato acute.
yacht n. yacht A]. yap v. latrar acutemente.
yacht n. yacht. yard (courtyard) n. corte.
yachting (sport) n. yachting. yard [measurement] n. yard ¬A.
yachtsman n. sportsman nautic, devoto yard n. indust.
del yachting.
yard n. virga [Naut].
yachtsman n. devoto del yachting,
yardstick (norm) n. criterio, norma.
sportsman nautic.
yardstick [official measurement] n.
yackety-yack n. confabulation.
baston de metal/ligno definiente un
yackety-yack v. confabular, garrular,
yard.
conversar.
yarn (story) n. historia, conto.
yackety-yack v. garrular, conversar,
yarn (thread) n. filo.
confabular.
yawn n. oscitation.
yackety-yack v. conversar, confabular,
garrular. yawn (stand open, gape) v. hiar.
Yah n. Jah, Yah. yawn (with tiredness, gape from
Yahweh (God's personal name) n. sleepiness) v. oscitar.
Jahveh, Jehovah, Yahweh. yawning adj. grande.
yak n. yak [Zool]. yawning n. oscitation.
yam (chinese) n. igname. yawning (gaping from sleepiness)
yam (sweet potato) n. batata. (action of) n. oscitation.
yank v. tirar con violentia. yaws (frambesia) [Pathol] n. frambesia.
Yankee adj/n. yankee ¬A. ye (old english) pron. vos.
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year n. anno. yield (cede) v. ceder [ced-/cess-].

yearbook n. annuario. yield (collapse) v. plicar se.
yearly adj. annual. yield (return) n. rendimento.
yearn v. for appeter. yield (surrender) vi. render se, submitter
yearning n. desiro ardente. se.
yeast n. levatura. yield vt. render, ceder.
yell n. crito. yield to (comply with) v. obsequer.
yell v. critar. yielding adj. complacente, cedente.
yellow adj/n. jalne. yielding n. cedimento.
yellow amber (succin, succinite) n. yielding silver (argentiferous) adj.

succino. argentifere.
yellow-fever n. febre jalne. yodel v. yodelar, cantar al maniera
tirolese.
yellowness n. jalnessa.
yoga n. yoga.
yellow-sea n. mar jalne.
yoghurt n. yogurt.
yelp n. latrato de dolor.
yogurt n. yogurt.
yelp v. latrar.
yoke (1. frame for coupling draft
Yemen [Geog] n. Yemen.
animals; 2. servitude, bondage; 3.
yes adv. si, sic.
n. jugo.
yes (just so) adv. ita. yoke together v. conjugar.
yesman n. sycophante. yokel n. persona inculte, rustico.
yesterday adv. heri. yolk (of an egg) n. vitello.
yet (already, so far) adv. jam. yolk (yolk-like, yolk- colored) adj.
yet (but) conj. sed, ma. vitellin.
yet (encore!, still) adv. ancora. yolk-colored (yolk, yolk-like) adj.
yet (however, nevertheless, vitellin.
notwithstanding) adv. tamen, totevia. yolk-like (yolk- colored, yolk) adj.
yet (not -) adv. ancora non, nondum. vitellin.
yonder adj. ille.
yet (still, this place, thus far, hitherto,
as yet, until now, so far) adv. adhuc. yonder adv. ibi.
yew n. taxo. York n. York.
Yiddish (Judaeo- German) adj. York n. York A].

judeogerman, yiddish. you [in polite or formal use] pron pers.
Yiddish (Judaeo- German) n. vos.
judeogermano, yiddish. you [in polite or formal use] pron pers. te.
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you (familiar and formal plural) pron. your [1. in polite or formal use adj poss.
vos. vostre.
you (familiar singular as object) pron. your (familiar singular) pron. tu.
te. your (formal) pron. vostre.
you (familiar singular as subject) pron. your (indefinite) pron. le sue.
tu.
yours (familiar singular) pron. le tue, le
you (formal singular) pron. vos.
tues.
you [in familiar or informal use] pron yours (formal) pron. le vostre, le vostres.
pers. tu.
yours [in familiar or informal use pron
you (indefinite after preposition) pron.
poss. tue.
uno.
yours (indefinite) pron. le sues.
you (indefinite as reflexive object) pron.
yourself (emphatic pronoun) pron. tu
se.
ipse, tu mesme.
you (indefinite as subject) pron. on, uno.
yourself (familiar as object) pron. te
you (thee, used as object of verb) pron.
ipse, te mesme.
te.
yourself [in familiar or informal use]
you all (Amer (familiar plural) pron. vos.
pron refl. tu ipse, tu mesme.
you all (Amer (familiar plural) pron. vos yourself [in polite or formal use as in:
(omne). you hurt yourself, to yourself] pron
youg-man n. juvene homine. refl. vos ipse, vos mesme.
youg-man n. juvene. yourself (polite as object) pron. vos ipse,
young adj. juvene. vos mesme.
young (of animal) n. pullo. yourselves [in all uses as in: you hurt
young (young persons) n. juvenes. yourselves, to yourselves] pron refl.
vos ipses, vos mesmes.
young animal n. pullo.
youse (America) (familiar plural) pron.
young man, youth, lad, boy n. garson.
vos.
younger adj. plus juvene.
youse guys (America) (familiar plural)
younger, junior adj. junior. pron. vos.
younger-brother n. fratre cadette. youth (lad, boy, young man) n. garson,
younger-sister n. soror cadette. juvene.
youngster n. juvene. youth n. juventute.
youngster n. juvene persona. youth (period of life, young) n.
young-woman n. juvene. juventute.
youth (young man) adj. juvene.
young-woman n. juvene femina.
youthful adj. juvene.
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youthful (juvenile) adj. juvenil. Yugoslav (1. native of Yugoslavia; 2.

youthfulness (juvenility) n. juvenilitate. Serbo-Croatian language) n.
youthfulness n. juventute. yugoslavo.
Yugoslav adj. yugoslave.
youth-hostel n. albergo de juventute.
Yugoslavia [Geog] n. Yugoslavia,
yugo-, jugo- (south) occurring in
Republica Federal de Yugoslavia.
geographical compounds] n. yugo-.
Yukon [Geog] n. Yukon.
yule (- tide) n. natal, noel.
Z - z
z (letter -) n. littera z (zeta;zed). Zeeland (province in the Netherlands)

Zachariah n. Zacharia. n. Zelanda.
Zaire [Geog] n. Zaire. zenith n. zenit.
Zambia [Geog] n. Zambia. zenith (zenithal) adj. zenital.
zany adj. de buffon. zenithal (zenith) adj. zenital.
Zanzibar [Geog] n. Zanzibar. Zephyrus [Cr. Mythol] n. Zephyro.
Zarathustra n. Zarathustra. Zeppelin n. zeppelin ¬G.
Zea-, Zee- (sea) occurring in zero (cipher) n. zero.

geographical compounds] n. zea-, zest n. verve.
zee-. zeta (sixth letter of the Greek
zeal n. zelo. alphabet) n. zeta.
zealot [Jewish Antiq] n. zelote, zelator. Zeus [Gr. Relig] n. Zeus.
zealot (zealous person) n. zelote, zigzag n. zigzag.
zelator. zigzag v. zigzagar.
zealotism (zealotry) n. zelotismo. Zimbabwe [Geog] n. Zimbabwe,
zealotry (zealotism) n. zelotismo. Rhodesia.
zealous adj. zelose. zinc [Chem] n. zinc.
zebra [Zool] n. zebra. zinc (coat with zinc) v. zincar.
zebra crossing (pedestrian X-ing) n. zinc etching (zincography) n.
passage pro pedones. zincographia.
zebu [Zool] n. zebu. zincking (act of) n. zincage ¬zincaje.
zed (zee, the letter z) n. zeta. zincographer n. zincographo.
zee (the letter z, zed) n. zeta.
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zincographic (zincographical) adj. zoolater (animal worshiper) n. zoolatra.

zincographic. zoolatry (animal worship) n. zoolatria.
zincography (zinc etching) n. zoolith (zoolite) n. zoolitho.
zincographia.
zoological adj. zoologic.
zinc-oxide [Chem] n. oxydo de zinc.
zoologist n. zoologo, zoologista.
Zion [Geog] (Mount -) n. Monte Sion.
zoology n. zoologia.
Zion n. Sion.
zoom v. montar rapidemente.
Zionism n. sionismo.
zoom in n. focalisar con zoom.
Zionist adj. sionista.
zoom out n. distantiar con zoom.
Zionist n. sionista.
zoom-lens n. objectivo zoom.
Zionite (Ronsdorfer) [Eccl. Hist] n.
zoon [Zool] n. zoon.
sionita.
zoon [Zool] n. zoon (pl. zoa).
zip (energy) n. energia.
zoophytal (zoophytic) [Zool] adj.
zip (fastening) n. serratura fulmine.
zoophytic.
zipcode n. codice postal.
zoophyte [Zool] n. zoophyto.
zipper n. serratura fulmine.
zoophytology n. zoophytologia.
zippy adj. energic, rapide.
zoospore [Bot] n. zoospora.
zip-up n. serrar (le serratura fulmine).
zootomy n. zootomia.
zircon [Mineral] n. zircon.
Zoroaster n. Zoroastre.
zirconic [Chem] adj. zirconic.
Zoroastrian adj. zoroastrian.
zirconium [Chem] n. zirconium.
Zoroastrian n. zoroastriano.
zither n. cithera.
Zoroastrianism n. zoroastrismo.
zither player n. citherista.
zouave n. zuavo.
zodiac n. zodiaco.
Zulu adj. zulu.
zodiacal adj. zodiacal.
Zulu n. zulu.
zoic [Zool] adj. zoic.
zym-, zymo- (leaven, ferment)
zonal adj. zonal.
occurring in compounds] n. zym-,
zone n. zona. zymo-.
zone v. zonar.
zoo n. zoo, jardin zoologic.
zoographic adj. zoographic.
zoography n. zoographia.
zooid n. zooide.

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a (letter a) n. a, littera a. abound (be plentiful, be abundant) v.

abrasive (irritating) adj. abrasive. absent oneself v. absentar se.

abreast of the times phr. al currente del absentee owner n. absentista.

absorbency n. absorbentia. abstruse (difficult to understand) adj.

absorbent cotton n. coton hydrophile, abstruse (thrust away) adj. abstruse.

abusive (reviling) adj. invective. accelerator (anything which increases

accessory (person) n. complice. accommodation (adaptation) n.

acclimatization (acclimation) n. accomplisher n. complitor.

accommodate (lodge) v. albergar, accord v. accordar (se).

accordingly (under the accumulator (one who accumulates) n.

ace (tennis) n. asse. achromatous (colorless) adj. achromate.

acologic [Med] adj. acologic. acquittal n. absolution.

act of soaking n. imbibition. actuary (risk calculator) n. actuario.

adagio [Mus] adv. adagio, lentemente. addition (action of adding) n. addition.

adamant adj. adamante. addition (supplement) n. supplemento.

Adamic adj. adamic. addition (thing added) n. addition.

Adam's apple [Anat] n. pomo de adam. additional adj. additional.

adapt v. adaptar (se). additionally adv. additionalmente.

adapt v. adaptar, appoppriar, additive adj. additive.

adding machine n. calculator. adductor [Physiol] n. adductor.

adelph-, adelpho- [occurring in adipocere n. adipocera.

adiabatic adj. adiabatic. adjudicator v. adjudicator.

adieu (farewell) n. adieu ¬F. adjunct [Gram] n. adjuncto.

adieu ¬F n. adeo, adieu ¬F.

adjunction (the act of joining or administrator (manager) n.

adjutant [Mil] n. adjutante. admissible adj. admissibile.

adjuvant (helpful) adj. adjuvante (ppr of admission (acknowledgement) n.

admonish beforehand (forewarn) v. adoration (worship) n. adoration.

adult (grown-up) adj. adulte. advance payment n. pagamento

adulteration (action of adulterating) n. advancing (making progress) adj.

advertise v. annunciar, facer reclamo Aegeus [Gr. Mythol] n. Egeo.

adviser (consultant) n. consultor. aerification n. aerification.

adviser (counsellor) n. consiliator, aeriform adj. aeriforme.

aeronaut (airman) n. aeronauta. affair ¬F (event) n. affaire <b>affair n

affiliate (affiliated) adj. affiliate. affliction (distress, passion,

afoot adj/adv. in motion. afternoon n. postmeridie.

agency (as in news agency, real estate aggravating (annoying, making

agitate (1. to move or shake violently, agoraphobe [Pychopathol] n.

ago adv. in passato. agricultural (agronomic) adj. agronomic.

ago adv. retro. agricultural (farming) adj. aratori.

agoago (a moment -) phr. jam. agricultural adj. agricole, agricultural.

agog (excited) adj. excitate. agriculturalist n. agricola.

agon [Gr. Antiq] n. agon. agriculture (farming) n. agricultura.

agonist [Gr. Antiq] n. agonista. agriculturist n. agricultor.

agonistic [Gr. Antiq] adj. agonistic. agronomic (agricultural) adj. agronomic,

agony (anguish) n. angustia. ah interj. ah.

agora [Gr. Hist] n. agora. ah interj. ei.

ah interj. eia, heia. aimless adj. sin proposito.

aim (blow) vt. diriger. airing (aeration) n. aerage ¬aeraje,

airship n. aeronave, aeroplano, avion, albiflorous (white- flowered) adj.

alert (alarm) n. alerta, allerta. algol [Comp] n. lingua de

algo-, alg- (pain) occurring in alienism [Med] n. alienismo.

alight on water [Aeronaut] v. amarar. alkaloid n. alcaloide.

allege (affirm, bring forward as an allocution n. allocution.

allusive adj. allusive. alongside (- of) prep. preter.

alter v. alterar, alterar se <b>alterable adj alveolate (honeycombed, pitted) adj.

alternate (1. to do by turns; 2. to amalgamate (1. [Metal]; 2. to combine,

ambergris n. ambra. ambulant adj. ambulante.

ambiance (environment) n. ambiente. ambulate v. deambular.

ambidextrous adj. ambidextere, ambulatory (walking- able) adj.

ambiguity (1. double or dubious ambush n. imboscada.

amblyopia [Med] n. amblyopia. amenity n. amenitate.

amblyopic adj. amblyopic. amerce v. punir con multa.