English	Întermedjario	Part of Speech	Etymology	Notes
(it) is a matter of policy	es un cuestión de política	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
(political) cabinet	gabineti	noun
0, zero	0, zero, nul	number
1, one	1, uno	number
1,000,000,000; billion	1.000.000.000 billón	number
1,000,000; million	1.000.000 millón	number	Italian: millione (now milione), literally "a great thousand," augmentative of mille "thousand,"
1,000; thousand	1.000 mill	number
10, ten	10, dieç [deci-]	number
100, hundred	100, cento	number
100th, hundredth	centime	adjective
100th, hundredth	centimo	noun
10th, tenth	décime	adjective
10th, tenth	décimo	noun
11, eleven	11, unce	number
11th, eleventh	uncime	adjective
11th, eleventh	uncimo	noun
12, twelve	12, doce	number
12th, twelfth	docime	adjective
12th, twelfth	docimo	noun
13, thirteen	13, trece	number
13th, thirteenth	trecime	adjective
13th, thirteenth	trecimo	noun
14, fourteen	14, catorce	number
14th, fourteenth	catorcime	adjective
14th, fourteenth	catorcimo	noun
15, fifteen	15, quince, cincuce	number
15th, fifteenth	quincime	adjective
15th, fifteenth	quincimo	noun
16, sixteen	16, seice, deciseis	number
16th, sixteenth	seicime	adjective
16th, sixteenth	seicimo	noun
17, seventeen	17, setece, decisete	number
17th, seventeenth	setecime	adjective
17th, seventeenth	setecimo	noun
18, eighteen	18, otchoce, deciotcho	number
18th, eighteenth	otchocime	adjective
18th, eighteenth	otchocimo	noun
19, nineteen	19, novece	number
19th, nineteenth	novecime	adjective
19th, nineteenth	novecimo	noun
1st, first	primero	noun
1st, first, primary, primiere	primare	adjective
2, two	2, dos	number
2-stage	de dos fasiz	adjective
20, twenty	20, vinte, dosenta	number
20th, twentieth	vintime	adjective
20th, twentieth	vintimo	noun
2nd, second	segonde	adjective
2nd, second	segondo	noun
3, three	3, tres	number
30, thirty	30, trenta	number
30th, thirtieth	trentime	adjective
30th, thirtieth (thing, person...)	trentimo	noun
3rd, third	terciere	adjective
3rd, third	terciero	noun
3rd/third note above root in music	terciera	noun
4, four	4, catro [cator-, cuar-]	number
4-door SUV	coronela	noun
40, forty	40, cuarenta	number
40th, fortieth	cuarentime	adjective
40th, fortieth	cuarentimo	noun
4th, fourth, quart	cuarte	adjective
4th, quart, quarter (of a)	cuarto	noun
4th/fourth note above root in music	cuarta	noun
5, five	5, cincu	number
50, fifty	50, cincuenta	number
50th, fiftieth	cincuentime	adjective
50th, fiftieth	cincuentimo	noun
5th, fifth	quinte, or cincute	adjective
5th, fifth	quinto	noun
5th/fifth note above root in music	quinta	noun
6, six	6, seis	number
60, sixty	60, seisenta	number
60th, sixtieth	seisentime	adjective
60th, sixtieth	seisentimo	noun
6th, sixth	seiste	adjective
6th, sixth	seisto	noun
7, seven	7, sete	number
70, seventy	70, setenta	number
70th, seventieth	setentime	adjective
70th, seventieth	setentimo	noun
7th, seventh	setime	adjective
7th, seventh	setimo	noun
8, eight	8, otcho	number
80, eighty	80, otchenta	number
80th, eightieth	otchentime	adjective
80th, eightieth	otchentimo	noun
8th, eighth	otchime, or otchave	adjective
8th, eighth	otchimo, or otchavo	noun
9, nine	9, nove	number
90, ninety	90, noventa	number
90th, ninetieth	noventime	adjective
90th, ninetieth	noventimo	noun
9th, ninth	novime	adjective
9th, ninth	novimo	noun
a constructed artistic naturalistic language: means uni- (one) and idioma (language)	Unídioma	noun
a fake or imitation	bamba	noun
a good while, quite a while	un bon estona	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
a life of leisure	un vida de ocio	noun
a little of	peor de	adjective
a long time ago	ace bocu de têmpo	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a lot, very much	bocu	intensifier or quantifier	French: beaucoup
a means of earning a living	un manera de gañar le vida	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a peace settlement	un acordo de paç	noun
a period of peace	un etapa de paç	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a person open to making friends from outside one’s country and socio-economic standing and finding common ground.	cocusaigin	noun	Japanese
a person who is beyond reproach	un pesona sens tatcha	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a small organization of special people that handpicks people for elected office; dedocracy	dedocraciê	noun
a subject matter that is unspeakable, because of culture or personal embarassment	tacaluf	noun
a world power	un pussança mundial	noun
A.D.; Anno Domini	d. de C., dopué de Cristo	noun
Aaron	Aarón	noun
abandon	abandonar	verb
abandoned	abandonade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
abandoned	abandonadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abandonment	abandono	noun
abattoir, slaughterhouse	matadouro	noun
Abbasid	Abbasidye	adjective
abbreviate, shorten (word), abridge (book)	abreviar	verb
abbreviation: act of shortening	abreviación	noun
abbreviation: short form	abreviatura	noun
abdicate	abdicar	verb
abdication	abdicación	noun
abdication of democracy	renuncia de democraciê	noun
abdomen	abdomen [+:abdomenz; abdomin-]	noun
abdominal	abdominal	adjective
abduct: lead away	abducir [abdux-, abdusca-, abducc-]	verb
abduction	abducción	noun
abductor	abductor	noun
aberrant: departing from an accepted standard or behavior	aberrante	adjective
abide by, adhere to or keep to a routine or doctrine	atener-se	verb
Abijah	Abiya	noun
abject poverty	povertá abjete; povresa estreme	noun
abject, downcast	abjete	adjective
abjection	abjección	noun
abjure, renounce (a belief or cause)	abjurar	verb
able to cause harm, harmful, dangerous	dañine	adjective
able, skillful, clever	ábil	adjective
abnormal, unnatural, anomalous	anormal	adjective
abolish	abolir	verb
abolished	abolide	adjective
abolished	abolidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abolition	abolición	noun
abolition, elimination, suppression, deletion (of something in writing or a file), lifting (trade embargo, etc)	supresión	noun
abolitionist	abolicionista	noun
abominable	abominábel	adjective
abominate, detest, loath	abominar	verb
abomination	abominación	noun
abortive (of plan, attempt)	frustrade	adjective
abound, well up, be plentiful	abundar	verb
about as, more or less as, approximately (when comparing)	mais o menos com	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
above all	arriba de tudo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
above, higher than	acima de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
above-mentioned	susoditche	adjective	Sp:susodicho
Abrahamic	Abrahámic	adjective	Spanish: Abrahámico
abrogate	abrogar	verb
abrogation	abrogación	noun
absence	absença	noun
absent	absente	adjective
absently	distrahidamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
absolute	absolute [absoluta-]	adjective
absolutely, utterly	absolutamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
absolution	absolución	noun
absolutism	absolutismo	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: absolutismo, Italian: assolutismo
absolve, loosen from, acquit	absolver [absuelt-]	verb
absolved	absuelte	adjective
absolved	absueltu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
absolving	absolutorie	adjective
absorb	absorber [absor-]	verb	Spanish/Galician/French: absorber; Portuguese: absorver; Catalan: absorbir; Italian: assorbire
absorbed	absorbide	adjective
absorbed	absorbidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
absorption	absorción	noun	Spanish/Galician: absorción; Portuguese: absorção; Catalan: absorció
abstain from	abstener de [abstinen-]	verb
abstained	abstinide	adjective
abstained	abstinidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abstinence	abstinença	noun
abstinent	abstinente	adjective
abstract	abstracte	adjective
abstract: draw away	abstraher [abstrac-]	verb
abstracted	abstrahide	adjective	Sp: abstraído
abstraction	abstracción	noun
absurd	absurde	adjective
absurd, crazy (mad in british english), loony	patzesc	adjective
absurdity	absurditá	noun
abundance	abundança	noun
abundant	abundante	adjective
abundant, plentiful, numerous	maninge	adjective	Maningi is from the Shona dialect, but is commonly used throughout the Central Provinces of Mozambique
abundantly	abundantemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
abuse (of privileges, of power, of drugs...)	abuso	noun
abuse, misuse/overuse, exploit	abuser	verb
abusive, derogatory, defamatory	difamatorie	adjective
abysmal	abismal	adjective
abyss, chasm	abismo	noun
abyssal clay	argila abissal	noun
abyssal plane	plana abissal	noun
academic	académic	adjective
academic freedom	libertá académic	noun
academic, relating to universities	universitare	adjective
academy: people/institution united for the advancement of the arts and sciences.	academia	noun
accelerate, go faster	acelerar	verb
acceleration	aceleración	noun
accelerator, throttle, gas pedal	acelerador	noun	Spanish: acelerador/a
accent: particular mode of pronunciation	accentu	noun
accept	acceptar	verb
acceptable	acceptábel	adjective
acceptance	acceptación	noun
accepted	acceptade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
accepted	acceptadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acception: favorable reception or approval; an accepted meaning or action	accepción	noun
access	acceder [acces-]	verb
access	acceso	noun
accessible, approachable, comprehensible	accesíbel	adjective
accessing, agreeing to	accedendu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
accession	accesión	noun
accident	accidenti [accident-]	noun
accidental	accidental	adjective
accidentally	accidentalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
acclimate, acclimatize	aclimatar	verb
accommodation (lodging)	alojamento	noun
accomodate	acomodar	verb
accomodate (lodging): put up in quarters or hotel room; stay at/with	alojar	verb
accompaniment	acompañamento	noun
accompany, go with	acompañar	verb
accomplice	cómplicê	noun
according to	según	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	prepos	Spanish
according to, in accordance with, IAW	conforme a	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
accordion	acordeon	noun
accordionist	acordeonista	noun
account, bill, check (for meal)	conta	noun
accountancy, accountant's office, bookkeeping	contaduría	noun
accountant	contador	noun
acculturation	aculturación	noun
accumulate, amass for oneself	acaudalar	verb
accumulation	acumulación	noun
accumulative	acumulative	adjective
accumulative advantage (the Matthew Effect)	vantadj acumulative (l'efeitu Matiyu)	noun
accurate (missile, launch)	de gran precisión	adjective
accusation	acusación	noun
accuse	acusar	verb
accuse of, charge with	înculpar de	verb
accused	acusade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
accused	acusadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
accustom	acostumar	verb
accustomed	acostumade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
accustomed	acostumadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acephalous	acéfale	adjective
acephaly	acefalía	noun
acerbic	acerbe	adjective		sharp and forthright (in conversation or speaking)
ache, have pain	doler	verb
acid	ácido	noun
acidic	acidic	adjective
acidification	acidificación	noun
acidity, acidness	acidesa	noun
acne	acní	noun	Spanish/French: acné
acolyte	acólito	noun
acoustic guitar	ghitara acústic	noun
acoustic signal	signau acústic	noun
acqaintance, known person	conocido	noun
acquire	adquisir	verb
acquisition	adquisición	noun
acrobat	acrobata	noun
acronym	acrónimo	noun
across from	frente a	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
act	actu	noun
act, be doing	agir [-igir, agen-, act-]	verb	Vulgar Latin: agere
action	acción	noun
action film	filmi de acción	noun
action item	elemento de acción	noun
action of tuning to a frequency; syntonization: the adjustment of two electronic circuits or devices so as to operate at the same frequency.	sintonización	noun	Spanish: sintonización, Italian: sintonizzazione; French: syntonisation
actionable	accionábel	adjective
actionable intelligence	intelixença accionábel	noun
activate	activar	verb
activated	activade	adjective
activated	activadu	past participle
active	active	adjective
activism	activismo	noun
activist	activiste	adjective
activity	activitá	noun
actor (person, man)	actor	noun
actor (thing)	actor	noun
actress	actriç [+:actricez]	noun
Acts of the Apostles (New Testament of Bible)	Actuz de l'Apôstolez	noun
actualization, update, upgrade (computing)	actualización	noun
actualize, make a reality of, update	actualizar	verb
actuate, behave	actuar	verb
acumen, insight (understanding), perspicacity, perspicaciousness	perspicacia, perspicacitá	noun
acumulate, heap up, accrue	acumular	verb
acupuncture	acupuntura	noun
acute, high-pitched (music note), sharp (pain)	eghe	adjective
acute, severe (of sickness)	agude	adjective
Adam	Adám	noun
adapt, adjust to a situation	adaptar	verb
adaptability	adaptabilitá	noun
adaptable	adaptábel	adjective
adaptation	adaptación	noun
adaptation planning	planejamento de l'adaptación	noun
adaptive unconscious (psychology)	inconchienti adaptative	noun
add (in a mix or concoction), aggregate	agregar	verb
add up	sumar	verb
add, sum	añadir	verb
added	añadide	adjective
addition (calculation), bill/check with total amount due	adición	noun
additional	adicional	adjective
additional charges/fees	cargoz adicional	noun
additional, extra, supplement	supletorie	adjective
additive	aditive	adjective
additive manufacturing	fabricación aditive	noun	Portuguese: fabricação aditiva; Spanish: fabricación aditiva
address	señas	noun
addressee	destinatario	noun	Spanish: destinatario
adduce	aducir [adux-, adusca-]	verb
adduction	aducción	noun
adept	adepte	adjective
adequate, enough	adecuade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
adequate, enough	adecuadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
adhesion, adherence (to rules), support in affiliation	adhésion	noun
adhesive, sticky	adhesive	adjective
adhesiveness	adhesivitá	noun
adjacent	adyacente	adjective	Spanish: adyacente, Italian: adiacente, Portuguese/French: adjacente
adjective (grammar)	adjetivo	noun
adjudicate	agir com judeç	verb
adjust	ajustar	verb
adjustable	ajustábel	adjective
adjuster	ajustador	noun
adjustment	ajusta	noun
administrate, administer	administrar	verb
administration	administración	noun
administrational	administracional	adjective
administrative	administrative	adjective
administrator	administrador	noun
admirable	admirábel	adjective
admiral (rank in military)	amiranti	noun
admiralship, admiralty	amirantazgo	noun	Spanish/Galician: almirantazgo
admiration	admiración	noun
admire	admirar	verb
admirer (female)	admiratriç [+:admiratricez]	noun
admirer (male)	admirador	noun
admissible, acceptable	admisíbel	adjective
admission	admisión	noun
admission	îngreso	noun	Italian: ingresso
admit	admitir	verb
admit (patient, prisoner), join (army, social club)	îngresar	verb
admit, accept, allow	admitir [admis-]	verb
admonish, caution	amonestar	verb
admonition	amonestación	noun
adopt	adoptar	verb
adoption	adopción	noun
adore, worship	adorar	verb
adrenaline	adrenalina	noun
adult	adulto	noun
adult, mature	adulte	adjective
adulthood	idad adulte	noun
adults say this to babies	agu	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
advance, move forward	adelantar	verb
advance, progress	adelanto	noun
advanced (in position)	avancide	adjective
advanced (in position)	avancidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
advancement	avancimento	noun
advancement in rank, ascent, rise	ascenso	noun
advantage	vantadj	noun
advantageous	vantadjose	adjective
advent, arrival	avenimento, avento	noun
adventure	aventura	noun
adventurer	aventurero	noun
adventurous	aventurose	adjective
adventurous, risky	aventurade	adjective
adverb	adverbi	noun
adversarial	adversare	adjective
adversary, opponent	adversario	noun
advertisement, ad, commercial for product	anuncio	noun
advertising	publicitarie	adjective
advice, counsel, guidance	consello	noun
advocacy	advogací, advogatura	noun
advocacy	propugnación	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Spanish: propugnación
advocate	advogar	verb
aegis, shield (figuratively protection)	égid	noun	Spanish: égida
aerate (soil), plow	aerar	verb
aeration	aeración	noun
aerial	aerial	adjective
aerodynamic	aerodinámic	adjective
aerodynamics	aerodinámica	noun
aeronautics	aeronautica	noun
aerosol spray	aerosol	noun
aerospace	aeroespachal	adjective
affable	afábel	adjective	Portuguese: afável; Spanish/Catalan: afable; Romanian: afabil; French: affable
affairs, matters	afeirs	noun
affect	afeitar	verb
affect change	afeitar le cambio	verb
affection	afeito	noun
affectionate	cariñose	adjective
affective	afeitive	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
affidavit	declaración jurada; afidavit	noun
affiliate	afiliar	verb
affiliated	afiliade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
affiliated	afiliadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
affiliates	afiliadoz	noun
affiliation	afiliación	noun
affiliation	filiación	noun
affinity	afinitá	noun
affirm, assert, allege (that)	afirmar	verb
affirmation, assertion	afirmación	noun
affirmative, positive	afirmative	adjective
affix	afixo	noun
afflict	aflixir [aflic-]	verb
afflicted	aflixide	adjective
afflicted	aflixidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
affliction	aflicción	noun
affliction, tribulation	atribulación	noun
Afghan	afgan	adjective
Afghanistan	Afganistôn	noun
afresh, anew, (sometimes) again; de novo	de nuve	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Africa (continent)	África	noun
African	african	adjective
Afro-Brazilians	afrobrasileños	noun
afrotropical ecozone	ecozona afrotropical	noun
after (in time)	dopué de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
after action review	reseña de dopué de l'acción; reseña de pós-acción	noun
After having arrived in X,	Dopué de haver jegadu a X,	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
aftermath	secuelaz	noun
afternoon	targi	noun
against	contra	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
agapic, of selfless love for everyone	agapic	adjective
age	idad	noun
age group	grupo de idad	noun
age of consent, marriageable age	idad núbil	noun
age-old	antiquíssime	adjective
agency	agença	noun
agency or department of a government or large organization, bureau	biuro	noun
agenda: discussion points (of meeting), schedule	agenda	noun
agenda: to do list for the day	orden dele djorn	noun
agent	agenti	noun
aggregate	agregado	noun
aggregation	agregación	noun
aggressive, bellicose	belicose	adjective
agile	ágil	adjective
aging, ageing	envellecimento	noun
agnostic	agnóstic	adjective
agnostic: someone who professes that God cannot be known	agnóstico, agnóstica	noun
agnosticism	agnosticismo	noun
ago (used before the time, day)	ace	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
agrarian, land-use usually of growing crops or raising animals	agrare	adjective	Spanish/Italian: agraria/o; Portuguese: agrária/o
agree (grammar, people)	concordar	verb
agree on, arrange, match up (data)	concertar	verb
agree to, accept, come to an agreement, accede, access	acceder	verb
agreement, accord	acordo	noun
agreement, surrender	capitulación	noun
agressive, forceful	agresive	adjective
agressiveness	agresivitá	noun
agri-food, agribusiness	agroalimentare	adjective	Italian: agroalimentare; French: agroalimentaire
agricultural land (fertile land)	machamba	noun	Mozambican Portuguese, Swahili
agricultural production complex; property, estate	finca	noun
agriculture	agricultura	noun
air	aeri	noun
air	aérie	adjective
air conditioner	aeri acondicionade	noun
air space	espaço aérie	noun
airborne	de origen aérie	adjective
aircraft, plane	aeronavio	noun
airlift	ponti aérie	noun
airline	aeroliña	noun
airport	aeroporto, aerohafi	noun
al pastor	ale pastor	adjective
alabaster	albastro	noun
alacrity	alacritá	noun
alarm, state of being startled or flustered	azoramento	noun	Spanish: azoramiento; Catalan: azorament
alarm, warning sound	alarma	noun
albedo	albedo	noun
album: book or recording	álbum	noun
alcohol	alcoôl	noun
alcoholic	alcoôlic	adjective
alcoholic drink (slang)	palo	noun
alert	alerte	adjective
alert	alertar	verb
Alexander the Great	Alexandro Magne	noun
alfeñique: confection molded from sugar paste.	alfeñiqui	noun
alfresco, outside, outdoors	alfresque	adjective
algae	alga(s)	noun
algebra	álgebra	noun
algebraic	algebraic	adjective
algorithm	algoritmo	noun
algorithmic	algorítmic	adjective
algorithmic programming	programación algorítmic	noun
alguazil, minister of a township or ship	guaziel	noun	sp: alguacil
alibi	álibi	noun	Portuguese
alien (species)	alienígena	noun	Portuguese: alienígena
alien: outside of your circle, something or someone else	allene [aliena-]	adjective	Spanish: ajeno
alienable	alienábel	adjective
alienate	alienar	verb
alienated, estranged	alienade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
alienated, estranged	alienadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alienation	alienación	noun
align	aliñar	verb
aligned	aliñade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
aligned	aliñadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alignment	aliñamento, aliñación	noun
alive, lively, living	vive	adjective
alkali	álcali	noun
alkaline	alcaline	adjective
all	todo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
all calm and well	tranquilope	adjective	Jopará
all day (long), whole day	todo le djorn	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
all day, the entire day	día entere	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
all intents and purposes	todo l'întênciónz i propósitoz	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
all of them	todo eloz	noun
all of us	todo nos	noun
all, the whole of, every	todo [tot-]	adjective
all-encompassing, all-inclusive	todo comprise	adjective
all-important	de suma împortança	adjective
all-terrain	todo-terrene	adjective
allegation	alegación	noun	catalan: allegar
allege that	alegar que	verb
allege, use as an excuse	alegar	verb
allegiance, loyalty	lealitá	noun
allegro, at a brisk tempo	alegros	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
allergic	alergic	adjective
alleviate, ease, attenuate, tone down	atenuar	verb
alleviation, mitigation	alivio	noun
alleyway	callêxón [+:callêxónz]	noun
alliance	aliança	noun
alligator	jacari	noun
allocate (funds), devote (time), assign (a function, employee)	destinar	verb
allocate, assign, allot	asignar	verb	Spanish: asignar
allocation, assignment, payment, allowance	asignación	noun
allocution, a very formal speech toward a group of people	alocución	noun
allotrope	alótropo	noun
allowance, benefit	prestación	noun
allude, refer	aludir a	verb
allusion	alusión	noun
alluvial	aluvial	adjective
ally, combine	aliar	verb
almighty, all-powerful	todopussante	adjective
almond	almendra	noun
almond macaroons	marunchinoz	noun
almost, near to	cuasi	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
alone, by yourself	sôziñe	adjective	Portuguese
aloneness, solitude	sôletá	noun
alphabet	abecis, alfabeto	noun	Judeo-Spanish, Papiamentu
alphabet, abc's	abecedario	noun
alphanumeric	alfanuméric	adjective
already, before	ja	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
alright, all right	estam bien...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
also, too	tambí	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
altar	altel	noun
alter (change length of clothes)	alterar	verb
alteration	alteración	noun
altercated, disputed	altercado	noun
altercation, argument	altercación	noun
alternate, alternating	alterne	adjective
alternate, mix with	alternar	verb
alternative	alternative	adjective
alternator (automobile, electronics)	alternador	noun
altimeter	altimetro	noun
altitude	altitud [-tudin-]	noun
altitude sickness	sorutchi	noun	Guarani
altitudinal	altitudinal	adjective
altitudinous	altitudinose	adjective
altruism	altruismo	noun
altruist	altruista	noun
altruistic	altruistic	adjective
aluminum	aluminiu	noun
alumnus	egs-aluno	noun
alumnus, alumna, former student	egs-alumno	noun	Spanish: exalumno
alveolar	alveolare	adjective
always	semprê, touju	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
amateur, lover of...	amador	noun
amaze, astonish	asombrar	verb
amazed, astonished	asombrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
amazed, astonished	asombradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
amazon, the Amazon	amazonía; l'amazonía	noun	Sp
Amazonian parrot	lora	noun
ambassador	ambajador	noun
ambassador (woman)	ambajadriç [+: ambajadricez]	noun
ambidextrous	ambidegstre	adjective
ambiguity	ambiguitá	noun
ambiguous	ambigue	adjective
ambition	ambición	noun
ambitious	ambiciose	adjective
ambulance	ambulança	noun	French: ambulance; Italian: ambulanza; Spanish: ambulancia; Portuguese: ambulância; Romanian: ambulanță; Catalan: ambulància
ambush	emboscada	noun
ambush, set an ambush for	emboscar	verb
ameliorate, improve, make better	mellorar	verb
amelioration, improvement, betterment	melloramento	noun
amenities, conveniences	comoditáz	noun
amenity	amenitá	noun
America (2 continents)	América	noun
American Indian (slang)	îndjên	noun
American Indian, Native American	amerindian	adjective
American Indian, Native American (person)	amerindiano, amerindio	noun
American person	americano	noun
American wormseed (Chenopodium ambrosioides)	epazoti	noun
American, of/from the United States	estatunidense	adjective
American: from North or South America	american	adjective
americanism	americanismo	noun
americanize	americanizar	verb
Amharic	amarico	noun
amicable, friendly	amigábel	noun
aminoacids	aminoácidoz	noun
amnesia	amnesia	noun
amnesiac	amnésic	adjective
amnesty	amnistíê	noun	Spanish: amnistía; French: amnistie
among or between	entre	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
among, amongst (a group or collective; not between)	pahmi	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
amoral	amoral	adjective	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese: amoral
amorphous	amorfe	adjective
amperage	amperadj	noun
amphetamine	amfetamina	noun	French: amphétamine; Catalan/Romanian: amfetamina; Spanish/Portuguese/Italian: anfetamina
amphibian	amfibio	noun	Spanish
amphibious	amfibie	adjective	French: amphibie
amphitheater, amphitheatre	amfitiatro	noun	Catalan: amfiteatre; French: amphithéâtre; Spanish/Italian/Portuguese/Galician: anfiteatro
amphora	ámfora	noun	Catalan: àmfora; Romanian: amfora; Spanish/Galician: ánfora; Portuguese: ânfora; French: amphore
amplification	amplificación	noun
amplifier (guitar, PA system)	amplificador, ampi	noun
amplify	amplifiçar [amplifica-]	verb
amplify	amplifiçar [amplifica-]	verb
amplifying feedback	retroalimentación amplificante	noun
amplitude	amplitud [-tudin-]	noun
Amsterdam	Ámsterdam	noun
amuse, entertain, distract	divertir [divers-]	verb
amuse-bouche: single, bite-sized hors d’œuvre	amuzbuch	noun
amusing, attractive, cute	gratciose	adjective
An autonomous system of government within a larger one; Generalitat de (name of place)	Genralitá de (nomi de luoga)	noun
an edible freshwater crab	canetcho	noun
an institution of skilled workers, naval yard workers	mayestrança	noun
an, a	un	article or demonstrative
anabolic	anabólic	adjective
anachronism: chronological inconsistency	anacronismo	noun
anachronistic	anacrónic	adjective
anacoluthon: unexpected discontinuity in the expression of ideas within a sentence, leading to a form of words in which there is logical incoherence of thought	anacaluto	noun	Greek anakolouthon, from an-: "not" and ἀκόλουθος akólouthos: "following")
anaemia, anemia	anemia	noun
anagram	anagrama	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: anagrama
analogous	análoghe	adjective
analphabetic: representing sounds by composite signs rather than by single letters or symbols.	analfabétic	adjective
analysis	análisi	noun
analytic machine (ancestor of computer)	máchina analític	noun
analytic, analytical	analític	adjective
analyze	analizar	verb
anarchist	anarquista	noun
anarchy	anarquíê	noun
anastrophe: literary device that inverts/rearranges the natural word order	anástrofi	noun
anathema	anatema	noun
ancestor	antepasado, antepasada	noun
ancestor	ancestro	noun
ancestral, ancient	ancestral	adjective
anchor	ancra	noun
anchovy	anchova	noun
ancient name for the land that lies between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers (in modern Iraq)	Mesopotamia	noun
ancient, old	ancian	adjective
and	i	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Catalan, Papiamentu
androcentric, male-centered	androcéntric	adjective
androgynous	andrógine	adjective
androgyny	androginia	noun
anecdotal	anegdótic	adjective
anecdote	anégdota	noun	Spanish: anécdota
anemic	anemic	adjective
angel	ángel	noun
anger, wrath	ira	noun
Anglican	anglican	adjective
Anglican	anglicano	noun
angry, fuming	asade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
angry, fuming	asadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
angry, infuriated	arretche	adjective
angry, mad, rabid	raivose	adjective
angular	angulare	adjective
animal rights	dretchoz de l'animauz	noun
animal that flies esp. bird	avia	noun
animal, beast	animau	noun
animals	animauz	noun
animate, enliven	animar	verb
animated	animade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
animated	animadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
animation, cartoon	animación	noun
animism	animismo	noun
animosity, boldness (not necessarily in a hostile sense)	animositá	noun
anise	anís	noun
ankle	tovillo	noun	Spanish: tobillo
annatto seed or powder	atchioti	noun
annex	anecsar	verb
annexation	anecsación	noun
annihilate	aniquilar	verb	Sp
annihilated, wiped out	aniquilade	adjective
annihilation	aniquilación	noun	Sp, Ca, Po
anniversary	aniversario	noun
anniversary	aniversare	adjective
announce publicly or commercially, advertise	anunciar	verb
annoy, bother	bruñir	verb
annoying, irritating	horuñe	adjective
annual, yearly	añual, annual	adjective
annulment, nullification, cancellation	anulación	noun	Spanish: anulación
annunaki: group of deities in ancient Mesopotamian cultures	anunaqui	noun
anomalous	anómale	adjective
anomaly	anomalíê	noun
anonymous, nameless	anónime	adjective
anonymously	anonimemén; de manera anónime	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	French: de manière anonyme; Catalan: de manera anònima
another	unoutre	adjective
another name of Honduras	Guaymuras	noun
another one, a different one	algoutro	noun
another time, again	outre veç	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
answer	cudir	verb
answer, reply	contestación	noun
answer, reply	resposta	noun
ant	formiga	noun
antagonist	antagonista	noun
antagonistic	antagoniste	adjective
antagonistic, adversarial, antipathetic	antagónic	adjective
antagonize	antagonizar	verb
antarctic: polar region around south pole	antárctic	adjective
Antarctica: continent on Earth's south pole	Antártida	noun
antebellum, before the war	pribélic	adjective
antecede, precede, come before	anteceder	verb
antecedent: a thing or event that existed before or logically precedes another; In Grammar, a word, phrase, clause, or sentence to which another word refers; In Logic, the statement contained in the “if” clause of a conditional proposition.	antecedenti	noun
antecedent:preceding in time or order; previous or preexisting	antecedente	adjective
antechamber	antecambro	noun
anterior	anteriore	adjective
anthracite	antracita	noun
anthropocentric	antropocéntric	adjective
anthropological	antropológic	adjective
anthropologist	antropóloga, antropólogo	noun
anthropology	antropologíê	noun
anthropomorphic	antropomórfic	adjective
anthropomorphism	antropomorfismo	noun
anti-americanism, antiamericanism	anti-americanismo, antiamericanismo	noun
anti-armor capabilities	capacitáz antiblindadje	noun	Spanish: capacidades antiblindaje
anti-caking agent	antiaglomeranti	noun	Spanish: antiaglomerante
anti-essentialist	anti-esenchaliste	adjective
anti-immigrant	anti-înmigrante	adjective
anti-neoliberal	anti-neoliberal	adjective
anti-regime group	grupo anti-régimen	noun
anti-universalist	anti-universaliste	adjective
anti-Western	anti-occidental	adjective
antiaircraft missile	misiel antiaérie	noun
antibiotic	antibiotic	adjective
antibiotic	antibiotico	noun
anticipate	antecipar	verb
anticipate/expect, wait for, attend to	atênder [atên-]	verb	French:attendre
anticipated, early	antecipade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
anticipated, early	antecipadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
anticipation	antecipación	noun
anticipatory, anticipating	antecipatore	noun
anticommunist	anticomuniste	adjective
anticorruption measures	medidaz contra le corrupción	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
antidote	antídoto	noun
antigen test	proba de antígeno	noun	Spanish: Prueba de antígeno
antihistamine	anti-histamínic	adjective
antihistamine	anti-histamínico	noun
antimicrobial	antimicrobian	adjective
antipathy, unpleasantness	antipatíê	noun
antique, vintage	antigue	adjective
Antiquity	antiguitá	noun
antiterrorism cooperation	coôperación antiterroriste	noun
antithesis	antitesi	noun
antithetical	antitétic	adjective
anus	ano	noun
anxiety	ansietá	noun
anxious	ansiose	adjective
any (used in affirmative sentences), whichever, no matter which	cualquel	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
any (when used in negative sentences), no	ningú [ning-]	intensifier or quantifier
anybody (any which person)	cualquelom	pronoun
anybody/somebody, someone (questions)	algom	pronoun	Portuguese: alguém; Spanish: alguien; French: quelqu’un
anyhow (carelessly, haphazardly)	de cualquel manera	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
anyone, anybody (in negative sentences), nobody, no one	ningom, nadie	pronoun
anything (positive), something	cualquel cosa	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
anything, nothing (negative)	nada	noun
anything, something (questions)	algú cosa	noun
anywhere (negative sentences), no place, nowhere (adv)	ningú luoga	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
anywhere, any place	cualquel luoga (dan/a ...)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
anywhere, somewhere	algú luoga (dan/a ...)	noun
AOR: Area of Responsibility	área de responsabilitá	noun
apart	aparte	adjective	Sp
apartheid	segregación racial; apartheid	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
apartment (building)	apartamento	noun
aphorism	aforismo	noun
aplomb: self-confidence when in a demanding situation	aplomo	noun
apocalyptic	apocalíptic	adjective
apocalyptic, apocalyptical	apocalíptic	adjective
apocryphal	apócrife	adjective
apogee	apogeo	noun
apoliticism	apolitismo	noun
apologetic	de desculpa; arrepentide	adjective
apologetical	apologétic	adjective
apologetics	apologética	noun
apologize, say you are sorry	desculpar-se	verb
apology, regretful explanation, excuse	escusa	noun
apology: expression of regret, excuse	desculpa	noun
apoplectic	apoplétic	adjective
apoplexy	apopleccia [apoplét-]	noun
apostle	apôstol	noun
apostleship	apôstolazgo, apôstolado	noun
apostolic	apôstolic	adjective
apotrophic	apotrófic	adjective
apparatus, device; contrivance (tool to solve a task)	aparato, aparello	noun	Portuguese: aparelho
apparel, clothing, outfit, robes	ropadj	noun
appeal	apelar	verb
appeal: act of appealing	apelación	noun
appear (before someone or in court)	comparecer [-esca-]	verb
appear: become visible, turn up	aparecer [-esca-]	verb
appearance (before court)	comparecença	noun
appearance (of person at event)	aparición	noun
appearance/look, face	facha [-fich-]	noun
appearance: emergence, appearing of, arising of	aparecimento	noun
appearance; look	aparença	noun
appeasable, soothable	aplacábel	adjective
appeasableness	aplacamento	noun
appeasement	entreghismo	noun	Sp: entreguismo
appendicitis	apendiciti	noun
appendix	apéndici	noun	Catalan: apèndix; French/Italian: appendice; Portuguese: apêndice; Spanish: apéndice
apperceive: comprehend or assimilate something such as a new idea in terms of previous experiences or perceptions	apercibir [apercep-]	verb
apperception: the mental process by which a person makes sense of an idea by assimilating it to the body of ideas he or she already possesses.	apercepción	noun
appetite	apetito	noun
appetizer	boquita	noun
appetizer, starter	aperativ	noun	Czech, Spanish
appetizing	apetitose	adjective
apple	mança	noun
apple tree	árbor de mança	noun
apple, usually red variety	apel	noun
applicability	aplicabilitá	noun
applicable	aplicábel	adjective
application (job,scholarship...), candidacy	candidatura	noun
application (not a job application)	aplicación	noun
application form, documentation to enter in information	formulario	noun
applied	aplicade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
applied	aplicadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
apply for (job, work), ask for or request (information)	solicitar	verb
apply or slather on (cream, ointment, sunscreen...)	empavonar-se	verb
apply stucco or cement on surface	repeyar	verb
apply, put on, put to use	aplicar	verb
appoint (a time or place), point out, indicate/mark/show	señalar	verb
appointed, momentous, distinguished	señalade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
appointed, momentous, distinguished	señaladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
apposition	aposición	noun
appraisal	avalúo	noun
appreciate, take pleasure in, value	apreciar	verb	French: apprécier, Italian: apprezzar, Spanish: apreciar
appreciated	apreciade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
appreciated	apreciadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
appreciation	apreciación	noun
appreciation	apreciamento	noun	Italian: apprezzamento
appreciative, acknowledging, grateful	riconocente	adjective	French: reconnaissant, Italian: riconoscente
apprehend: grasp in the mind, learn	aprender	verb
apprehension: understanding (not anxiety or seizure)	aprensión	noun
apprentice	aprendis	noun
apprenticeship	aprendisadj	noun
approach, approximation	acercamento	noun
appropriate, suitable, favorable, propitious, auspicious	propície	adjective
appropriate, took as one's own	apropiade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
appropriate, took as one's own	apropiadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
appropriation	apropiación	noun
approval	aprobación	noun
approve of	aprobar	verb
approximate	aprosimade [aprosimada-]	adjective		Past participle adjective form
approximate	aprosimadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
approximate: make close to, round	aprosimar	verb
approximately	aprosimadamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
approximately ten (units), about ten, ten or so (in a group), some	decina (de)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Portuguese: dezena; Spanish: decena; French: dizaine; Catalan: desena; Italian: decina
approximately: about, around	aredor de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
approximation	aprosimación	noun
apricot	aprecoc	noun
April (month)	abrîl	noun
apt	apte	adjective
aptitude test	proba de aptitud	noun
aptitude, fitness	aptitud [-tudin-]	noun
aquaponics	acuaponia	noun
aquarium	acuariu	noun
aqueduct: structure that leads water	acueducto	noun
aquiline: curved like an eagle beak	aquiline	adjective
Arab (person)	árabi	noun
Arab, Arabic	árabe	adjective
Arabic	arábic	adjective
Arabic (language)	arabech, arábigo	noun
Arabization	arabización	noun
arable land	terra aerábel	noun
arable land tax	terrazgo	noun
Arabo-Islamic	arabo-islámic	adjective
arachnid, spider	aracnidjo	noun	Portuguese: aracnídeo, Spanish: arácnido, French: arachnide
Aragon	Aragón	noun
arbiter, arbitrator	árbitro	noun
arbitrage, arbitration	arbitradj	noun
arbitrarily	arbitraremén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
arbitrariness	arbitrarietá	noun
arbitrary	arbitrare [arbitrara-, arbitra-]	adjective
arboreal	arbore	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: arbóreo
arboricultural	arbóricole	adjective	French: arboricole
arborist	arborista	noun
archaeologist, archeologist	arqueólogo	noun
archaeology, archeology	arqueologíê	noun
archaic	arcaic	adjective
archbishop	archibispo	noun
archenemy	archinemigo	noun
archeological	arqueológic	adjective
archetypal, archetypical	arquetípic	adjective
archetype	arquétipo	noun
archiepiscopal	archibispal	adjective
archipelago	archipélago	noun
architect	arquitetu	noun
architectonic, architectural	arquitetónic	adjective
architectural	arquitetural	adjective
architecture	arquitetura	noun
archival	arquival	adjective
archive, record/file	arquivo	noun
archpriest, chief priest, archpresbyter	archipristi	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: arcipreste, Italian: arciprete, French: archiprêtre
archpriesthood, archpriestship	archipristazgo	noun	Spanish: arciprestazgo
Arctic	árctic	adjective
Arctic region	Arctico	noun
ardent: enthusiastic or passionate	ardente	adjective
arduous, hard, difficult, toilsome	árdue	adjective
arduous, strenuous	improbe	adjective
area	área	noun
arena, ring where sports are conducted	arina	noun	Portuguese/Spanish/Italian: arena; Romanian: arena; Galician: area; French: arène
Argentina	Argentina	noun
Argentinian	argentinan, argentine	adjective
Argentinian	argentino	noun
Argentinian cowboy, traditional person living off the land	gautcho	noun
arginine	arginina	noun
argot: language of a certain occupation, occupational jargon	argou	noun
argument: an exchange of different viewpoints usually in an angry way.	argumento	noun
argumentative	argumentative	adjective
arid: lacking moisture, especially having insufficient rainfall to support trees or woody plants	aride	adjective
aridness	aridesa	noun
aristocracy	aristocraciê [aristocrat-]	noun
aristocrat (person who is ruler)	aristócrata	noun
aristocratic	aristocrátic	noun
aristocratic elites	élitiz aristocrátic	noun
Aristophanean (characteristic of Aristophanes’ plays and poetry)	aristofanesc	adjective
Aristotelian	aristotélic	adjective
arithmetic	aritmétic	adjective
Arkansas	Arcansaw	noun
arm (of person)	braso	noun
arm; set (a trap)	armar	verb
armadillo	armadilo	noun
armaments	armamentoz	noun
armchair	butaca	noun
armchair	sedjón	noun
armed	armadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
armed robbery, larceny	latrocinio	noun
armed, carrying weapons or involving weapons	armade	adjective
armor-plate, shield, armour-plate	blindar	verb	Spanish: blindar
armored vehicle	blindado	noun	Spanish: blindado
armored, bulletproof, shielded	blindade	adjective	Spanish: blindado
armour, armor; suit of armor; framework	armadura	noun
armrest	acuduôr	noun
arms race	cursa de armamentoz	noun
army, organization of trained people	ezército	noun
arogatic - underlying structure	arogátic	adjective
aromatic properties	propietáz aromátic	noun
aromatics	aromáticoz	noun
around	envuelta de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
around, approximately	cerca de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
arouse, enliven	arrechar	verb
arpeggiate: pick chord notes	arpegiar	verb
arpeggio	arpegio	noun
arrange, order, ordain (clergy, king...)	ordenar	verb
arrangements	arranjoz	noun
arrest	arrestar	verb	Judeo-Spanish
arrival	jegada	noun	Spanish: llegada, Portuguese: chegada
arrive	arribar	verb	Catalan/Spanish/Sardinian: arribar; Italian: arrivare; French: arriver
arrive (at), gradually become	jegar	verb
arrogance, haughtiness	altivesa	noun
arrogant	echone	adjective
arrogant, haughty	altive	adjective
arrow	fletcha	noun
arsenic	arsenico	noun
art	arti	noun
arterial	arterial	adjective
artery	arteríê	noun
arthritic	artritic	adjective
arthritis	artriti	noun
artichoke	artichota, alcachofra	noun	French: artichaut; Spanish/Portuguese: alcachofra
article (of newpaper, magazine etc)	artigo	noun
article (thing that connects)	artícul	noun
article writer, publicity agent	publicista	noun
articular	articulare	adjective
articulate, pronounce	articular	verb
articulatory	articulatorie	adjective
artifact	artefacto	noun
artificial	artificial	adjective
artificial intelligence	intelixença artificial	noun
artist	artista	noun
artistic	artistic	adjective
as a covenant, covenantal	com aliança	adjective	Spanish: como alianza
As a matter of fact	De feitu	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
as long as, if	cun tal de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
as long as, until	mentru	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
as soon as	encuanto	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish en cuanto, Portuguese enquanto
as the last resort	com l'últime caso	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
as well, moreover, also	asimismo	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
as...as (when comparing)	tan...com	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ascend, rise, climb up	ascender	verb
ascended, promoted	ascendide	adjective
ascended, promoted	ascendidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ascent, slope, rise, climb	subida	noun
ascetic	ascétic	adjective
asceticism	ascetismo	noun
ascription: the attribution of something to a cause.	adscripción	noun
ASEAN: Association of Southeast Asian Nations	Asociación de Naciónz de Asia Sudoriental	noun	Portuguese: Associação de Nações do Sudeste Asiático; Spanish: Asociación de Naciones de Asia Sudoriental; French: Association des nations de l'Asie du Su
ash	cinza	noun	Portuguese
ashamed, embarassed	aguevade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
ashamed, embarassed	aguevadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
Asia	Asia	noun
asian pear	pera asiátic	noun
Asian, asiatique	asiátic	adjective
Asians	asiáticoz	noun
asinine	asnine	adjective
ask (see also: question)	perguntar	verb
ask for, order (at a restaurant)	pida	verb	Spanish: pide, pida, pidamos, pedid, pidan; Portuguese: pede, peça, peçamos, pedi, peçam
ask for, request, plead, petiticion	pidir [peti-]	verb
asparragus	asparago	noun
aspect, personal appearance; look	aspectu	noun
aspectual	aspectual	adjective
asphalt	asfaltar	verb
asphalt	asfalto	noun
asphyxiate	asficsiar	verb
asphyxiation, asphyxia	asficsia	noun
aspiration	aspiración	noun
aspire	aspirar	verb
aspirin	aspirin	noun	Judeo-Spanish
assassin	asassino	noun
assault, raid	asauto	noun
assault, raid, storm (in)	asautar	verb
assemble, join	ensamblar	verb	Spanish: ensamblar
assembling plant that has little to no taxes for imported parts.	maquiladora	noun
assembly plant	planta de montadj	noun
assembly: fitting together, mounting	montadj	noun
assembly: meeting, law-making body, "the floor"	asambleya	noun
assert (case, rights), uphold	facer valor	verb
asshole, mother f**er (vulgar), pushover	pendexo	noun	Spanish: pendejo
assiduous	assídue [assidua-]	adjective
assiduously	assiduamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
assimilate, take in, absorb	assimilar	verb
assimilation	assimilación	noun
assist, help someone, care for, treat with medicine	asister	verb
assistant, servant, caregiver, attendant	asistenti	noun
associate	asociar	verb
associate: colleague in business	asociado	noun
associated	asociade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
associated	asociadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
association	asociación	noun
assorted, mixed, various	surtide	adjective	Spanish: surtido
assuage; alleviate (pain, grief, loneliness...)	aliviar	verb
assume (duties), take over (a position), take (responsibility)	asumir	verb	Sp
assumption, supposition	asumción	noun	Sp: asunción
assumptive	supuste [supusta-]	adjective
assure, affirm, ensure, insure	asegurar	verb
assuredness, assurance: result of something done	aseguramento	noun
assyriologist	asiriólogo	noun
Assyriology	Asiriologíê	noun
asteroid	asteroidê	noun
asthenosphere	astenosfera	noun
asthenospheric	astenosféric	adjective
astonish, amaze	meravijar	verb
astonishing, amazing	asombrose	adjective
astonishment, amazement	asombro	noun
astral	astral	adjective
astral projection	projección astral	noun
astringent; used when eating certain unripe fruits	agarrose	adjective
astrology	astrologíê	noun
astronaut	astronauta	noun
astronomic, astronomical	astronómic	adjective
astronomical body, celestial body	objetu astronómic	noun
astronomy	astronomíê	noun
astrophysicist	astrofisicien	noun
astrophysics	astrofísica	noun
astute	astute	adjective
astute, artful, shrewd	astute	adjective
astute, strategical	coime	adjective
asylum	asilo	noun
asymmetrical	asimétric	adjective
asymmetry	asimetríê	noun
at any time; at any moment	en cualquel momento	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: en cualquier momento; Portuguese: a qualquer momento; Catalan: en qualsevol moment
at home and abroad	en l'ámbito nacional i estrañere	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: en el ámbito nacional y extranjero
at least	ale menos	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
at the level, up to (at the height)	a l'altura	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
at the mercy of	a merced de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
at the point of death, in terminal decline	muribunde	adjective
at the same time	ale mesme têmpo	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
at times, sometimes	a vecez	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
at, in, within an area of; manner of being; expresses the length of time an action takes (within or during the time span of);	en	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atavism	atavismo	noun
atavistic	atavic	adjective
atelier, workshop or studio used by an artist	tallê	noun	Portuguese: ateliê; Spanish: taller; French: atelier
atheist	ateísta, ateo	noun
atheistic	ateístic, ateíste	adjective
athlete	atleta	noun
athletic	atletic	adjective
athletics	atletica	noun
Atlantic	Atlántic	adjective
Atlantic Ocean	Océano Atlántic	noun
atmosphere	atmósfera	noun
atmosphere as in the ambience or environment	ambienti	noun
atmosphere of Earth, terran atmosphere	atmósfera terrestre	noun
atmospheric	atmosféric	adjective
atmospheric phenomenon	meteor	noun
atmospheric pressure	pressión atmosféric	noun
atom	atôm	noun
atomic	atômic	adjective
atonal	atonal	adjective
atone (for), expiate	egspiar	verb
atonement, expiation	egspiación	noun
atrocity	atrocitá	noun
atrophy	atrofiê	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: atrofia; Catalan: atròfia; French: atrophie
attach	atacher	verb
attach a sail to the yardarm (the outer extremity of a ship's yard.)	envergar	verb
attaché	atachey	noun
attached	atachide	adjective		Past participle adjective form
attached	atachidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
attachment	atachemento	noun
attack	ataqui	noun
attain, reach	atengir	verb
attainment, achievement, fruition, procurement	consecución	noun
attempt	temtativa	noun	Portuguese, French
attempt (on someone's life)	atentar	verb
attempt; try	întentar, tratar	verb
attending, present (at meeting, gathering)	asistente	adjective
attention	atênción	noun
attentive, courteous (service), thoughtful and polite	atênte	adjective
attentively	atêntemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
attenuation, easing/lessening, mitigation (of pain)	atenuación	noun
attestation, testimony	atestación	noun
attic	mansarda	noun
attic	ático	noun
attire, outfit	tenwî	noun	Fr: tenue
attitude	actitud [-tudin-]	noun
attorney general's office	procuraduría genral	noun
attorney, deputy, solicitor	procurador	noun
attract: pull or draw out to	atraher [atrac-]	verb
attraction	atracción	noun
attractive	atractive	adjective
attributable to	atribuíbel a	adjective	Spanish: atribuible a; Portuguese: atribuível a
attribute, assign	atribuir	verb
attributed, assigned	atribuyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
attribution	atribución	noun
atypical	atípic	adjective
audacious	audace	adjective
audacity	audacia, audacitá	noun
audible	audíbel	adjective
audience	audiença	noun	Spanish: audiencia; Portuguese: audiência; French: audience; Romanian: audienţă
audiobook	audiolivro	noun
audiometric	audiométric	adjective
audiovisual	audiovizual	adjective
auditor	auditor	noun
auditorium	auditorio	noun
August (month)	agosto	noun
aunt	tanti	noun
aural	orellal	adjective
auricle: outer ear	aurícul	noun		3000-4000hz
aurora	aurora	noun
austere	austere	adjective
austerity	austeritá	noun
Austin, Texas	Austín	noun
Australia	Australia	noun
Australian	australian	adjective
Austria	Austria	noun
Austrian	austrian	adjective
Austrian (person)	austriano	noun
authentic	auténtic	adjective
authentiticity	autenticitá	noun
author	autor	noun
authorial	autoral	adjective
authorisation, authorization	autorización	noun
authoritarian	autoritare	adjective
authoritarian	autoritario	noun
authoritarianism	autoritarismo	noun
authoritative	autoritative	adjective
authority	autoritá	noun
authorize, give permission	autorizar	verb
auto dealership	concesionariu de automovielez	noun
autobiography	autobiografíê	noun
autochthonous	autóctone	adjective
autocracy	autocraciê [autocrat-]	noun
autocrat: a ruler with absolute power	autócrata	noun
autocratic	autocrátic	adjective
autodidact: independent self-learner, person who is well-read on a particular subject that interests him or her.	autodidacta	noun
autograph	autógrafo	noun
automate	automatizar	verb
automatic	automátic	adjective
automatic reminder	notificación automátic	noun
automation	automatización	noun
automobile	automóviel	noun
automotive (sector), self-propelled	automotrice	adjective	Spanish: automotriz
autonomic	autonómic	adjective
autonomist	autonomiste	adjective
autonomous, self-governing	autónome	adjective
autonomy	autonomíê	noun
autophagy	autofagia	noun
Autumn, Fall	ôtoño	noun
auxiliary	augsiliare	adjective
available, free/ready (to do with), obtainable	disponíbel	adjective
avalanche	avalancha	noun
avarice, greed	avariça; avaresa	noun	Catalan: avarícia; Spanish: avaricia; Portuguese: avareza; French: avarice
avenge	venjar	verb
avenue	avenida	noun
avenues of attack	avenidaz de ataqui	noun
aversion (feeling)	aversión	noun
aviary, giant bird cage that allows birds to fly freely	aviariu	noun
aviation	aviación	noun
aviator	aviador	noun
avid, eager	ávide	adjective
avidity	avidesa	noun
avocado	avacati	noun	Po:abacate, Sp:aguacate, Fr:avocate
avoid, shun, avert, save from (doing or going somewhere), eschew	evitar	verb
awake	desperte	adjective
awakened, woke up	despertadu	past participle
award	galardón [+:galardónz]	noun
award	premiación	noun
award/decoration/medal	condecoración	noun
awareness, consciousness, conscience	conchiença	noun
awesome, cool	bacan	adjective
awkward or ridiculous person	balurdo	noun
awkward, low-class	balurde	adjective
axe	atcha	noun
axiomatic	acciomátic	adjective
axis [+:axes]	eichi [acci-]	noun
aztec	azteque	adjective
Baal, Ba'al: Caananite storm God	Beyal	noun
baba ghanoush (Levantine dish)	baba-ganuj	noun
babe, hottie (for woman)	guapa	noun
baboon	babuino	noun
baby	bebí	noun
Babylonian	babilónic	adjective
bachelor: unmarried male	soltero	noun
backdrop	telón de fundo	noun
backfire (car mechanic)	petardear	verb	Spanish: petardear
backfire, shoot [oneself] in the foot (expression)	salir por le culata	verb	Spanish: salir por la culata
backing, support, endorsement (political)	respaldo	noun
backlog	treballo atrasade	noun	Spanish: trabajo atrasado
backlog processing	procesamento de treballoz atrasade	noun	Spanish: procesamiento de trabajos atrasados
backpack	motchila	noun
backpacker, someone who travels a route	rutard	noun	French: routard
backstage deal	trato entre bastidorez	noun	Spanish: trato entre bastidores
backup copy	copia de seguridad	noun
backup, back-up (traffic), bottleneck	embotellamento	noun	Spanish: embotellamiento
backward, backwards: toward the rear	acia atras	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
backward: in reverse order; on backwards	ale reverso	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
bacon	tocino, bacon	noun	Spanish: tocino; French/Portuguese: bacon
bacteria	bacteria	noun
bacterial	bacterian	adjective
bacteriological	bacteriológic	adjective
bacteriologist	bacteriólogo	noun
bad luck, jinx	yetta	noun	Lombard and Lunfardo
badge (usually on display for identification)	badj	noun
badly, adversely, dangerously	mau [mal-]	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
baffle, acoustic screen	pantalla acústic	noun
bag, pocket	bolsa	noun
baggage (military or figurative)	bagadj	noun
baggy, wide, broad	anche	adjective
bagpipes	gaita	noun
bail	caución	noun
bait	isca	noun	Portuguese
bakery (of bread)	pañería	noun
bakery that specializes in pastries and sweets	patisería	noun
balance, equilibrate	equilibrar	verb
balance, even out, level, grade	nivelar	verb
balance, remainder, outcome	saldo	noun
balance: scale (instrument for weighing)	balança	noun
balanced: in state of equilibrium	equilibrade	adjective
balcony	balcón [+:balcónz]	noun
bald (slang)	cabecefoque	adjective
Balkanization	balcanización	noun
Balkanize	balcanizar	verb
ball (round object usually for sports)	pelota	noun
ballad: form of verse, often a narrative set to music.	balada	noun	Spanish
ballet dancer	bailarín	noun
ballistic	balístic	adjective
ballot	balota	noun	Venetian, English
ballpoint pen	bolígrafo	noun
bamboo	bambu	noun
banal	banal	adjective
banana	banana	noun
banana tree	árbor de banana	noun
band of brothers	banda de irmanoz	noun
band, strip, ribbon	banda	noun
bandit	bandido	noun
banjo: type of stringed instrument	banjo	noun
bank (business, economics)	banco	noun
bank holiday, public holiday	djorn feriade	noun
banker	banquero	noun
banking card	tarxeta bancare	noun
bankrupt	falide	adjective
bankrupt	falidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bankruptcy, failure	falimento	noun
banner, colors of regiment or gang	bandeira	noun
baptism	bautismo	noun
baptismal font	pia bautismal	noun
baptize, baptise, Christen	bautizar	verb
bar	bari	noun
bar countertop; dining table (large to accomodate a lot of people)	mesón	noun
bar room that serves alcoholic beverages and wines, cafeteria	cantina	noun
barbarity	barbaritá	noun
barbecue, a taino roasting process	barbîcu	noun	Arawakan: barabicu and Spanish: barbacoa
barber	barbero	noun
Barcelona: city in Spain	Barcelona	noun
bare-throated tiger heron	ahoquin	noun
barefoot	tchuña	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
bargain, good deal after haggling	pîchicha	noun
barge, run into	bardjer	verb
barge: flat-bottomed boat, built mainly for river and canal transport of heavy goods. Some barges are not self-propelled and need to be towed or pushed by towboats. Canal barges, towed by draft animals on an adjacent towpath, contended with the railway in the early Industrial Revolution, but were outcompeted in the carriage of high-value items due to the higher speed, falling costs and route flexibility of railways.	bardj	noun
baritone guitar	ghitara baritone	noun
bark (make dog sound)	labayer	verb
bark (of tree), crust, rind, peel	corceza	noun
barn, grainery	graneiro	noun
Barnabas	Bernaba	noun
barnacle	zwit	noun	St. Lucian
barometer	barómetro	noun
barometric	barométric	adjective
barracks, quarters	cuartel	noun
barrel	bariel	noun
barrier	barriera	noun
bartender of cold or hot drinks, barista	barista	noun
base, basis, foundation	basi	noun
based on (used in sentences with 2 phrases)	en función de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish: en función de
baseline, point of reference	puntu de referença	noun
basement, cellar	sótano	noun
basic	básic	adjective
basil	albahaca	noun	Spanish
basin (fluvial)	bacino	noun
basis; framework (of constitution, essay, society...)	marco	noun
basket	corbela	noun
basket for bread, hamper	pañeiro	noun
bass (music)	baijo	noun
bass (type of fish)	róbalo	noun
bass clef (key of F)	clav de fa	noun
bass guitar	ghitara baije	noun
bass player, bassist	baijista	noun
baste, tie together	bastir	verb
bat (animal)	morciego	noun	Spanish: murciélago; Portuguese/Galician: morcego
bath	baño	noun
bathroom: room containing bathtub	chamb de baño; bañeiro	noun
bathtub	bañeira	noun
baton, truncheon, billy-club	asômuôr	noun
battalion	batallón	noun
battery (dry, usually small variety)	pila	noun	Spanish
battery (of car, computer, etc)	batriê	noun
battle	batalla	noun
battlefield	campo de batalla	noun
bay	baía	noun
bayonet	bayoneta	noun
be (have gone) on record as saying that; have declared publicly that	haver declaradu publicamén	verb
be (imperative or command form)	sej, sea	verb	Portuguese: sê, seja, sejamos, sede, sejam; Spanish: se, seamos, sea, sean
be all show and no substance	tener bocu de fachada	verb
be amazed, be astonished	meravijar-se	verb
be at the height of one's powers	estar en plenitud de facultáz	verb
be broke, without money	andar cun le conexo	adjective	When pockets are turned inside out, it looks like a rabbit.
be embarassed	aguevar	verb
be intimidated, be frightened	apahuilar-se	verb
be into, be involved in	curtir	verb	Lunfardo
Be kind, please	Sej gentil, perfavor	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
be lacking, be missing	faltar	verb
be lacking, missing; blow it (colloquial) [The subject is the thing that is lacking, and the indirect object is who lacks the thing.]	mancar	verb
be promoted to (employee, military…), rise to	ascender a	verb
be reflected, show/demonstrate, be written (evident)	reflexar-se	verb	Spanish: reflejarse
be relocated (for job, family, etc), move ones place of residence	transladar	verb
be seated or stationed in a place for a long time	entortar-se	verb
be silent, stay still	tazer	verb	Italian: tacere; Sabir: tazir
be similar to, be like, resemble	assimilar-se	verb	Spanish: asimilarse
be: essential nature including characteristics (see: eser)	ser [fui-, es/som, seja-]	verb
be: state of being or condition, including feeling and appearance	estar [estuvi-, estem]	verb
beach	pladja	noun	Romanian: plajă; Catalan: platja; French: plage; Spanish: playa; Portuguese: praia; Italian: spiaggia
beach umbrella	barraca	noun	Portuguese
beacon of light	faro de luç	noun
beacon, source of light, lighthouse, traffic light	faro	noun
beak	becco	noun	Italian
bean	poroto	noun
beans (not specific variety)	feijónz	noun	Galician: feixón; Portuguese: feijão; Italian: fagiolo
bear	orso	noun
bear market	mercado baijiste	noun
bear, give birth to	parer	verb
bearable, endurable	suportábel	adjective
beard	barba	noun
Béarnaise sauce: sauce made of clarified butter emulsified in egg yolks and white wine vinegar and flavored with herbs	béarnes	noun
beast of burden, taxation	acemila	noun
beast, animal, unpleasant person or unpleasant experience (colloquial)	bestia	noun
beastiality	bestialismo, zoôfilia	noun
beat up, clobber, thrash	maquear	verb
beaten, defeated, conquered	victe	adjective
beater	batuôr	noun
beautiful and balanced, majestic, perfect (usually of nature)	fermose	adjective	etymology: Sp: hermosa, Galician: fermosa, Po: formosa, Latin: formosus
beaver	castor	noun
because	pasque	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
because of, due to, owing to (adverb)	a causa de, devidu a	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
become	devenir [devini-, devenga-]	verb
become (involving a good deal of effort and time)	jegar a ser	verb
become as obsessed as a mare; be smitten	enyeguecer [-esca-]	verb
become infatuated with	enamorisquiar	verb
become pale	palidecer [-esca-]	verb
become startled; get flustered/rattled	azorar-se	verb	Spanish: azorarse
become yellow	amarilecer [-esca-]	verb
bed	cama	noun
bed (of clay, mineral deposits…)	camada	noun
bed cover	cuberta	noun
bed covering	patura	noun
bed sheet	drab	noun	French: drap
bed, deposit (geological); archeological site	yacimento	noun	Spanish: yacimiento
bedbug	chinqui	noun
bedbug	talahi	noun
bedevil, pervert/corrupt	endiablar	verb	Spanish: endiablar
bedrock (geology)	roca firme	noun
bedroom	chamb de dormir; dormitorio	noun
bee	abexa	noun
beef, cow meat	ternera	noun
beef; meat from a cow	carni bovine	noun
been (past participle of to be "estar")	estadu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
beep, ring, sound off	sonar	verb
beer	cervesa	noun
beer stein	estaincru	noun
Beethoven's late symphonies	l'últime simfoníêz de Beethoven	noun
before (in time)	antes de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
before arriving at	antes de jegar a	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
before the Father	delanch dele Padrê	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
beforehand, in advance	antemanu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
befriend, offer friendship	ofrir amistá	verb
begin the afternoon	atargecer [-esca-]	verb
begin the night, get dark	anotchecer [-esca-]	verb
begin, start	comencir	verb
behave	comportar-se	verb
behavior, behaviour, performance	comportamento	noun
behavior, procedure	procedimento	noun
behead, decapitate	decapitar	verb
behind	atrás	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
behind	atrás de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
behind, after	detrás de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
behind, back, rear	trasere	adjective
behoove: be necessary, proper, or advantageous for	bihuver	verb	English/Dutch
beige	beige	adjective
being (human, alien...)	esêr [esen-]	noun
being (temporarily), standing	estande	adjective
Belgian	belgian	adjective
Belgian (person)	belgiano	noun
Belgium	Bélgica	noun
believability, credibility	credibilitá	noun
believe, have faith in	creír [creye-, crede-]	verb	Latin: credere
believe, think, understand (interpret)	entender	verb
believed	creíde	adjective
believed	creídu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
believed	creyú	verb	from Spanish: creer	preterite (past tense) of creír
believer	creyenti	noun
believing	creyente	adjective
bell	campana	noun
bell pepper, sweet pepper	pimentón (dolce)	noun
belles-lettres, belles lettres, elegant literature (as a fine art)	belle-letraz	noun
belletristric: written to inspire or provide aesthetic value	belletriste, belletristric	adjective
belligerent: aggressive or waging war	beligerante	adjective	Spanish: beligerante
belly	timba	noun
belly, bowels, womb	vientra	noun	Spanish
belong to (ownership), pertain to	pertenecer [-esca-]	verb
belt	cinturón	noun
belt clip	pinsa de cinturón	noun
belt, girdle	cuchac	noun	Judeo-Spanish
bench	banch	noun
beneath, under	enbaiju de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
benediction, blessing	benedicción	noun
benefactor	benefactor	noun
beneficial	beneficiose	adjective
beneficiary	beneficiario	noun
benefit	beneficiar	verb
benefit (of merit), gain (of profit), advantage	provetcho	noun	Spanish: provecho, Portuguese: proveito
benefit, advantage	beneficio	noun
benevolence, kindness/geniality	benevolença	noun
benevolent	benevole, benevolente	adjective
benign, kind, temperate	benigne	adjective
benzine: a colorless, volatile, flammable, liquid mixture of various hydrocarbons, obtained in the distillation of petroleum, and used in cleaning, dyeing, etc.	bencina	noun
bequeath	legar	verb
bergamot	bergamota	noun
berry	beja	noun
beseech, beg/plead	rogar	verb
beside (adverb) *French: à côté	ale lado	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
best	optimu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
best friend, really good friend	amigón, amigona	noun
best, optimum	optime	adjective	Latin: optimum
bestow, grant	otorgar	verb	Spanish
bestow: award, grant; acknowledge: concede, admit	conceder [conces-]	verb	Spanish
bestowed, granted, awarded	otorgade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
bestowed, granted, awarded	otorgadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
better	mellor	adjective
better (feeling, state of being)	millu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
better than	mellor que	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
betterment, improvement	bonificación	noun	Catalan: bonificació; Spanish: bonificación
beverage made of plantain, banana, coconut milk, and sugar	wabul	noun
beverage, drink	bevida	noun
bewilder, unsettle, disconcert	desconcertar	verb
bewildering	desconcertante	adjective
bewitched, spellbound, enchanted	feitchizadu	adjective	Spanish: hechizado, Portuguese: enfeitiçado
beyond	mais allá de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
bias, slant	sesgo	noun
Bible	Biblia	noun
biblical	bíblic	adjective
bibliophile	bibliofilo	noun
bibliotherapy	biblioterapia	noun
bicameral	bicambral	adjective
bicentennial	bicentenare	adjective
bicentennial, bicentenary	bicentenario	noun
bicepts	bíceps	noun
bicycle	bicicleta	noun
bidding (of auction, contract)	licitación	noun
bidirectional	bidireccional	adjective
bifurcation, fork in road	bifurcación	noun
big book	livrón	noun
big talk, hot air	perequi	noun
big, large	grande	adjective
big-eared	orelude	adjective
big-headed, stubborn	cabeçote	noun
bigger (size)	mais grande	adjective
bilateral, of both sides	bilateral	adjective
bilingual	bilingue	adjective	Spanish, Portuguese, French, Catalan
bill (paper money), note	bilet	noun
bill of exchange	bancarut	noun
bill, invoice	feitura	noun
billfold, wallet	bileteiro	noun
billing, turnover, invoicing	feituración	noun
billy club	catchiporra	noun
bilocate	bilocar	verb
binary	binare	adjective
bind, baste, put together	bastir	verb	French: bâtir from Frankonian: bastian
binder (cooking, chemistry)	aglomeranti	noun	Spanish: aglomerante
binding (of a law), obligated compliance	obligade cumplimento	noun
binding judgement in arbitration; finding/decision	laudo	noun
biochemical	bioquímic	adjective
biochemistry	bioquímica	noun
biodiversity	biodiversitá	noun
bioengineering	bioîngeñerwerg	noun
bioethical	bioétic	adjective
bioethics	bioética	noun
biogeographic regions	regiónz biogeográfic	noun
biogeographical	biogeográfic	adjective
biographic	biográfic	adjective
biography	biografíê	noun
biological agent	agenti biológic	noun
biologically	biologicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
biologist	biólogo	noun
biology	biologíê	noun
bioluminescence	bioluminescença	noun
biomarker	biomarcador	noun
biomass	biomasa	noun
biome	bioma	noun	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: bioma
biometric	biométric	adjective
biometrics	biométrica	noun
biosphere	biosfera	noun
biospheric	biosféric	adjective
biostratigraphy	biostratigrafíê	noun
biotherapeutic	bioterapéutic	adjective
bipartisanship	bipartidarismo	noun
bipartite	bipartite	adjective
bipolar	bipolare	adjective
bipolarity	bipolaritá	noun
bird	páxaro, ocello	noun
bird pepper	tchilpepi	noun
birria	birria	noun
birth	naicimento	noun
birthday	cumpleañu, cumpleannu	noun
biscuit, cracker	biscuit	noun
bishop	ebispo [episcop-]	noun
bismuth	bismuto	noun
bison, American buffalo	bison	noun
bistro, small restaurant	bistro	noun
bit	bît	noun
bitter	amere	adjective
bitterwood, paradise tree (Simarouba glauca)	aceituno	noun
bitumen	bitumi	noun
bituminous	bituminose	adjective
black	nerre	adjective
black ant	garga	noun
black bean stew	feijonado	noun	Brazilian Portuguese: feijoado
black box	caija nerre	noun
black hole	aguxero nerre	noun
black widow spider	cacempulga	noun
blackmail, shakedown, chantage	tchantadj	noun	Spanish: chantaje; French: chantage
blackout, a sudden cutoff of electric power	apagón	noun
blame	culpar	verb
blameless; not reprehensible; irreproachable	irreprensíbel	adjective	Spanish: irreprensible; Portuguese: irrepreensível/irrepreensíveis
blamelessly	irreprensibelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Portuguese: irrepreensivelmente
blameworthy, reprehensible, deplorable	reprochábel	adjective
blanket (for warmth)	frazada	noun
blanks (of form), empty spaces	espaçoz en blanco	noun
blaspheme	blasfemiar	verb
blasphemous	blasfeme	adjective
blasphemy	blasfemia	noun
blast, explosion	cuetaso	noun
blatant, obvious, flagrant (lie, injustice)	flagrante	adjective
blatant, shameless (disrespect, disregard for authority or rules)	descarade	adjective
bleed	sangrar [sanghi-]	verb
blemish, fault (human behavior)	tatcha	noun
bless	bendicer [bendit-, bendix-, bendiga-]	verb
Bless you, to health and prosperity (salut)	¡Salúd!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
bless, make happy	beatifiçar [beatifica-]	verb
blessed	bendicidu	past participle
blessed	bendite	adjective
blessed and fortunate	bienaventurade	adjective
blessed and happy	beate	adjective
blessed person	bienaventurado	noun
blessing	beracha	noun	Judeo-Spanish
blind	cieghe	adjective
blind, dazzle	ciegar	verb
blindspot (esp. when driving)	ángul morte	noun
blindspot (in eye)	puntu cieghe	noun
bloated, potbellied	pipone	adjective
block, bottle up	embotellar	verb	Spanish: embotellar
block-shaped cakes made of powdered sugar	atado	noun
blog	blog	noun
blogger	bloghero	noun
bloke, dude	bra'môgo	noun	Mandinka (African)
blonde, fair (hair, eyes)	guere	adjective
blood	sanghi	noun
bloodthirsty men	homenz sanghinare	noun
bloody	sanghiente	adjective
blossom	zahara	noun	Maltese, Siculo-Arabic
blow one's nose	amocar-se	verb	Judeo-Spanish
blow, breathe into; slang: be of use, function	soflar	verb	Spanish: soplar + Latin
blue denim	azulón	noun
blue jeans	blujin	noun
blue: darker than "azule"	blave	adjective	Catalan: blau, blava, blaus, blaves
blueberries	bluetaz	noun	French Canadian
blueberries	mirtiloz	noun
blueberry	mirtilo	noun
bluntness, forcefulness	contundença	noun
blurred boundaries	límitiz borrose	noun
blurred, smudgy, indistinct (of an image); fuzzy or vague (memory, instructions)	borrose	adjective	Spanish: borroso/a
blush, redden	enrujecer [-esca-]	verb
board (cutting, etc), large flat plate, plaque	placa	noun
boarding	abordadj	noun
boast, flaunt	ostentar	verb	Portuguese/Spanish
boastful	jactanciose	adjective
boastfulness, boasting	jactancia	noun
boat, ship, vessel	barco	noun
bocadillo, bocata, sandwich made with baguette cut lengthwise and filled with chorizo sausage, cold cuts, tuna, or ham	bocado	noun	sp: bocata, bocadillo
body	corpo [corpor-]	noun
bodywork, body shop	carrocería	noun
boil	fervir	verb
boil	bullir	verb
boiler (pan), cauldron	caldeira	noun
boiling, fervent	ferviente, en ebullición	adjective
Bolivarianism	bolivarianismo	noun
Bolivia	Bolivia	noun
bolt	bulno	noun
bolt, run away, get out of control	desbocar-se	verb
bombard	bombardear	verb	Spanish, Portuguese
bombardment	bombardemento, bombardeo	noun
bondage, slavery	esclavitud [-tudin-]	noun
bone	weso	noun
bonus	bónus	noun
bony	wesude	adjective
booby trap	trampa egsplosive	noun
book	livro	noun
book of Ecclesiastes	Cohélet	noun
book seller	livrero	noun
bookish, related to books	livresc	adjective
bookshop or book store	livrería	noun
bookworm, geek	tragalivroz	noun
boom, upswing	bumi	noun
booming, vigorous and strong, powerful, burgeoning	puxante	adjective
boondocks, away from civilization	quimbambas	noun
booster shot	dosis de reforço	noun
boot (a computer), go through a process to run a machine	arrancar	verb	Spanish: arrancar
boots	botaz	noun
border dispute	disputa frontirize	noun
border patrol	patruja de frontira	noun
border, frontier	frontira	noun
border, frontier (before noun); bordering, forming the border	frontirize	adjective	Spanish: fronterizo	changes the noun “frontera” to use it as an adjective, describing the region
border; skirt around	bordar	verb
bore: torment with lack of things to do; weary	aborrir	verb
boredom, restlessness, weariness; loathing	fastío	noun	sp: hastío
boredom, tedium	tedio	noun
boredom, wearyness	aborrimento	noun
boring, uninteresting	aborride	adjective
boring, uninteresting	aborridu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
born	naicidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
born	nate	adjective
born, be born	naicer [nat-, nacio-]	verb
born-again	vuelte a naicer	adjective
Bosnia	Bosnia	noun
Bosnian	bosnian	adjective
Bosnian	bosniano	noun
boss (political), chief (tribal)	caciqui	noun
boss, headman, headwoman	xefi, xefa	noun
botanical	botánic	adjective
botany	botánica	noun
both	ambe	adjective
both (as pronoun)	ambos	noun
both of them	ambe elez	noun
both of them (female)	ambe elaz	noun
both of us	ambe nos	noun
bottle opener	zibolador	noun
bottle or jug (any sealed container that carries a liquid)	garrafa	noun
bottle: usually see-through and sealed	botela	noun
bottom, end	funde	adjective
bottom-line	balança final	noun
bought	cumprade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
bought	cumpradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
boulevard: wide city street, limited access highway	bulevard	noun	Spanish: bulevar; French/English: boulevard
bourgeois person, person of high status who controls capital, middle class citizen: usually a merchant or craftsman in the city	burgeo, burgés	noun	Italian: borghese; Spanish: burguesa/burgués; Portuguese: burguês/burguesa; French: bourgeoise/bourgeois; German: Bürger/Bourgeois
bourgeoise, bourgeois: characteristic of the middle class	burgese	adjective
bourgeoisie: sociologically defined class, especially in contemporary times, referring to people with a certain cultural and financial capital belonging to the middle or upper stratum of the middle class	burgesía	noun	Italian: borghesia; Portuguese: burguesia; French: bourgeoisie; Spanish: burguesía
boutique, exclusive and of limited quantity (usually handmade)	boutic	adjective
boutique, small store, apothecary	butega	noun
bovine	bovine	adjective
bow, curve, arc	arco	noun
bowl	tigela	noun
bowling	bolichi	noun
box in theatre	palco	noun
boxed in, in a helpless or weak position	cutche	adjective
boxing ring	ringhi	noun
boy (child)	neño	noun	Catalan: nen/noi; Spanish: niño
boycott	boicotar	verb
boycott	boicoti	noun
boyfriend	haño	noun
boyfriend	namarado	noun	Portuguese
bracelet	brasaleti	noun
bracket, parenthesis	paréntesi	noun
brain	cerevro	noun
brain teaser, puzzle	rompecabeçaz	noun	Spanish
brain washing	lavadj cerevral	noun
brain, cerebrum	cerebro	noun
brake	freno	noun
brake (of vehicle)	brequi	noun	English
branch, family	ramo	noun
brandish, wave something (e.g. a weapon)	brandir	verb
brandy: distilled wine, spirit made from grapes	chnapa	noun	German: Schnaps, Venetian: sgnapa
brass	laton	noun
bratty child	escuincli	noun
bratwurst: fried or grilled German sausage	bratworst	noun
brave	brave	adjective
bravery	bravura	noun
Brazil	Brasil	noun
Brazilian	brasilian	adjective
Brazilian language, person from Brazil	brasiliano, brasileño	noun
breach, rift, gap, gash	brecha	noun
bread	pañ	noun	Romansh: pagn/paun; French: pain; Spanish: pan; Portuguese: pão; Italian: pane; Catalan: pa
bread baker	pañero, pañedero	noun
bread roll	pañito	noun
breadth, expanse	envergadura	noun
break	romper [rot-]	verb
break and/or shake; confound, weaken and undermine	quebrantar	verb	Spanish
break out, flare up (civil unrest, warfare, etc)	estallar	verb	sp: estallar
breakfast	desayun	noun
breakfast dish of lightly fried corn tortillas cut into quarters and topped with green or red salsa (the red is slightly spicier). Scrambled or fried eggs and pulled chicken are usually added on top, as well as cheese and cream.	tchilaquilez	noun
breakthrough, advance (in progress)	avanço	noun	Portuguese: avanço
breast	peitu	noun
breath	alento	noun
breathable air	aeri respirábel	noun
breathing apparatus	aparato de respiración	noun
breathing, respiratory	respiratorie	adjective
breeze	brisa	noun
brethren, brothers (figurative)	etairoz	noun
brevity, shortness, conciseness (of style)	brevitá	noun
brewer	cervesero	noun
brewery	cervesería	noun	Spanish: cervecería; Catalan: cerveseria; Portuguese: cervejaria
brews, beers	tchelaz	noun
bribe	subornar	verb
brick	tchijolo	noun	Portuguese: tijolo
bride	noiva	noun
bridegroom	noivo	noun
bridesmaid	dama de hônor	noun
bridge (of any kind)	ponti	noun
bridge for road or railway	brugo	noun
brief, short (vowel, syllable, etc)	breve	adjective
briefcase	maletín	noun
briefly, concisely	brevemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
bright orange mushroom that grows in the hills	tchoro	noun
brilliance	brillantesa	noun
brilliant	brillante	adjective
brimming with happiness, vivacious	alebrestade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
brimming with happiness, vivacious	alebrestadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
brine	salmura	noun	Spanish: salmuera, French: saumure, Catalan: salmorra
bring attention to; call attention to	chamar l'atênción sobrê	verb
bring, bring along	trazer [trar-]	verb	Portuguese: trazer; Spanish: traer
brioche	briochi	noun	French and Portuguese
brisket: cut of meat from the breast or lower chest of beef or veal.	brîsquet	noun
brit, British lady	británica	noun
British (person)	britanico	noun
British Columbia	Columbia Británic	noun
British Virgin Islands	Islaz Vírgene Británic	noun
bro/sis (slang)	naño/naña	noun
broad-winged hawk (corresponds to rainy season)	azacua	noun
broadband	banda anche	noun
broadcasting	radiodifusión	noun
broadening, enlargement, extension	ampliación	noun
broccoli	brécoli	noun	Spain Spanish: brécol; Mexico Spanish: brócoli
brochure	brochur	noun
brochure, booklet	folleto	noun	Spanish/Galician: folleto; Portuguese: folheto
broke, out of money	bruxe	adjective
broke, penniless, without money, moneyless	tchire	adjective
broken	rotu	past participle
broken (usually body part), lame	quebrade	adjective
broker	corredor	noun
brokerage	correduría	noun
brokerage, broking	corretadj	noun	Portuguese: corretagem; Spanish: corretaje
bronchial	bronquial	adjective
bronchitis	bronquiti	noun
bronze, brasen	bronce	adjective
broom	escoba	noun
broth, light-colored soup	brulló	noun	Catalan: brou; French: bouillon
brothel	burdel	noun
brother (biological)	irmano	noun
brother in organization (unrelated brother)	fra'ri [fratern-]	noun
brother-in-law	cuñad	noun
brown (dark)	marone	adjective
brown (light shade of brown)	brune	adjective
brown, dark (hair, eyes)	castañe	adjective
browser (internet), navigator	navegador	noun
brrrr! (used when it is cold)	atchatchai	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
bruise	moretón	noun
bruise, contuse	contunder	verb
brunch, late breakfast	matabicho	noun	Mozambique:matabicho
brush	cepillo	noun	Spanish: cepillo; French: brosse; Catalan: raspallada; Portuguese: escova; Italian/Corsican: spazzola
bubble	borbullar	verb	Spanish: burbujar, Portuguese: borbulhar
bubble	borbulla	noun	Spanish: burbuja, Portuguese: borbulha
bubbling	borbullante	adjective	Galician: burbullante, Spanish: burbujeante; Portuguese: borbulhante
buck	bodi	noun
buck the system	rebelar-se contra le sistema	verb	Spanish: rebelarse contra el sistema
buck-pass, pass the buck	egscurrer le bulto	verb	French: refiler la responsabilité
bucket	boquit	noun
bucket, pale (big container)	baldi	noun
Buddha	Buda	noun
budget	prisupusto	noun
budget deficit	déficit prisupustare	noun
budgeted costs	custoz prisupustade	noun
buffalo (not bison)	bufalo	noun
buffer, wiggle room	margen de manêobra	noun
buffet	bufet	noun
buffoon	bufún	noun
bug, small insect	bicho	noun
build on, base (on)	basar	verb
building blocks	blocoz de construcción	noun
building, structure	edificio	noun
built up, gave legal form to, constituted	constituyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
built, constructed	construide	adjective
built, constructed	construidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bulbs, rhizomes, and tubers	bulboz, rizomaz, i tubérculez	noun
Bulgaria	Bulgaria	noun
Bulgarian	bulgarian	adjective
Bulgarian	bulgariano	noun
bulk, mass	grueso	noun
bulky, voluminous	voluminose	adjective
bull	toro [taur-]	noun
bull market	mercado alciste	noun
bullet point (typographical, of presentation)	puç	noun	French: puce
bulletin board	tablón de anuncioz	noun
bulletin board: place of announcements	tablón	noun
bulletproof	a proba de balaz, antibaliste	adjective
bullfigher's whip	bandola	noun
bullfrog	rana-bov, sapo-bov	noun
bump in the road	tropezón en le camino	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: tropezón en el camino
bumper, buffer	parachoqui	noun
bumpkin	ayotón	noun
bunch (bananas, grapes); collection	cachu	noun
bunch of grapes	grapa de uvaz	noun
bunch of, collection of (usually of people of moral depravity: crooks, thieves...)	ataxo de	noun
bundle	bogcha	noun	Judeo-Spanish
bundle of things or services	tutumut	noun
bunker	búnquêr	noun
burden	fardo	noun
bureaucracy	biurocraciê [biurocrat-]	noun
bureaucrat	biurócrata	noun
bureaucratic	biurocrátic	adjective
bureaucratic delay	tortughismo	noun
burgeoning talent	talento încipiente	noun
burgeoning, flourishing	florecente	adjective
burglary, theft	robo	noun
burial	enterro	noun
buried treasure	botixa	noun	Spanish: botija
burn	quimar	verb
burn incense	încensar	verb
burst forth, break out	prorromper	verb
burst in, raid	îrromper	verb
bury	enterrar	verb
bury, put in the ground	sepultar [sepulcr-]	verb
bus shelter (at the bus stop)	marquesina	noun
bus stop	parada de autobus	noun
bus, omnibus, autobus	ónnibus, autobus	noun
busboy: clears dishes from table at restaurant	mesonero	noun
bush, shrub	arbusto	noun
bushman, someone who lives in the outback	brossard	noun	French: broussard
business affairs, negotiations, trade (selling and buying)	negochi	noun	Papiamentu
business center	centro para negochi	noun
business ethics	ética de negochi	noun
business office	oficina	noun
businessman	homen-dafeirs	noun
businessman, businesswoman	empresario	noun	Portuguese
businessperson, entrepreneur who is sharp	bisnero	noun
businesswoman	mullêr-dafeirs	noun
but (sometimes: yet or except)	peró	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
butcher shop, meat store	carnicería	noun
butcher, meat preparer	carnicero	noun
butt (of gun)	culata	noun
butt (of weapon), thigh	catcha	noun
butter	manteiga	noun
butterfly	barbuleta	noun	Papiamentu, Portuguese
button (of clothes or machine), switch (light)	bôton	noun
button, push button	empujuôr, pujuôr	noun
buttress	machón	noun
buy	cumprar	verb	Spanish/Papiamentu
buyer	cumprador	noun
buyer's remorse	remordimento dele cumprador	noun
buzz, hum, whir	zumbar	verb
by (agent or cause of)	per	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
by any chance	de pure casualitá	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish
by bus, via bus	per ónnibus	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
by error	per error	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
by foot, on foot, standing/up	per pied	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
by means of, through	per milio de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
by means of, through, with (using)	medjante	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish: por medio de, mediante
by oneself, all alone without company	íngrime	adjective
by the	per le	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Bye! (meant to be used when you don't expect to see the other in a while; Literally: to God)	¡Adeo!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bye! Ciao! Goodbye!	¡Tchau!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
byte (B): 8 bits, octet	baitê, octet	noun
Byzantine	bizantine	adjective
Byzantium	bizancio	noun
caatinga: dry region with stunted vegetation especially in northeastern Brazil	catchinga	noun
cabbage	col	verb	German: Kohl, Mexican Spanish, Catalan: col; Spain Spanish, Galician: repollo, French: chou
cabin (of ship, plane)	cabina	noun
cabin (rustic house)	cabana	noun
cabinet (storage area), cupboard	armario	noun
cabinet-maker, furniture maker	ebanista	noun
cable	cabul	noun
cable car	teleferico	noun
cable TV	televizión per cabo	noun
cacomistle, Bassariscus sumichrasti:preferred habitats are wet, tropical, evergreen woodlands and mountain forests	cacomistli	noun	The term cacomistle is from the Nahuatl language (tlahcomiztli) and means "half cat" or "half mountain lion"
cacophony	cacofoníê	noun
cactus	cactu	noun
cadence	cadença	noun
cadmium	cadmiu	noun
caffeine	cafeína	noun
cage	jaula	noun
caiman (type of alligator)	caima	noun
cajón, big box	caijón	noun
cake	bolo	noun
cake made of coffee, almonds and hazelnuts, raisins, and grape syrup	upistido	noun
calabash fruit	jicara	noun
calamitous	calamitose	adjective
calamity	calamitá	noun
calcium	calciu	noun
calculable, searchable	calculábel	adjective
calculate, assess	calcular	verb
calculator	calculadora	noun
calf, veal	vitela	noun	Portuguese
calibrate	calibrar	verb
calibration	calibración	noun
caliph	califa	noun
caliphal	califal	noun
caliphate, khalifate, kalifate	califato	noun
calisthenics, callisthenics	calistenia	noun	French: callisthénie; Spanish/Portuguese: calistenia
call for, summon, yell someone's name	apeler	verb
call, appeal (of authority or group)	chamamento	noun	Spanish: llamamiento, Portuguese: chamamento
call, name, appeal (law), claim	chamar	verb
called, by the name of	chamade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
called, by the name of	chamadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
caller, person who barks out orders or leads in a cadence	gritón	noun
calligraphy	caligrafíê	noun
calm	calma	noun
calm	calmar	verb
calm	calme	adjective
calorie (in food)	caloríê	noun
calque	calco semántic	noun
came back, returned	rivuelte	past participle
camel	camelo	noun
camelid: a mammal with a 3-chambered stomach, including the camel, llama, guanaco, alpaca, and vicuña	camelidjo	noun
camera	cámera	noun
camouflage	camufladj	noun
camouflage	camuflar	verb
camp (military), garrison, fortress enclave, military installation	presidio	noun
campaign: an organized operation or course of action to achieve a particular goal. (see: campaña for countryside)	campeina	noun
campany's affiliate	filiau de l'empresa	noun
can (of preserved food)	lata	noun
can (present tense)	pudem	verb
can (preserve food)	enlatar	verb
can opener	obri-latas	noun
can't wait	na pudem aguardar	verb
can't, cannot (present tense)	na pudem	verb
can, be able to	puder [poss-, pote-, pussa-]	verb
Canada	Canadá	noun
Canadian	canadense	adjective
Canadian, person from Canada	canadensi	noun
canal, channel	canau	noun
canal/river for boats (especially in town where the streets are waterways)	chumo	noun	Neapolitan
cancel, anul	anular	verb
cancer	cáncêr	noun
candidate (election), applicant (for job, scholarship)	candidato	noun
candied fruit, jam	conditura	noun
candle	bugi	noun	French
candle	candel	noun
candy	alquidey	noun	Judeo-Spanish
canid, mammal of the dog family	canidjo	noun	Portuguese: canídeo, Spanish: cánido
canine, of or like a dog	canine	adjective
canned (food)	enlatade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
canned (food)	enlatadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
canned goods	conservaz	noun
cannon (artillery ball)	cannón	noun
canoe	canoa	noun	Arawakan: canaoua, Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese/Italian: canoa
canoeist, boatman/boatwoman; paddler	cayuquero	noun
canon, precept/rule; authentic books of holy scriptures, tenet	canón	noun
canonical, canonic	canónic	adjective
canonically	canonicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
canonicity	canonicitá	noun
canonization	canonización	noun
canopy	dosel	noun
canopy (in architecture), baldachin	baldaquín	noun
canteen (not a drinking establishment), water bottle	cantimplora	noun
canvas, cloth	lona	noun
canyon, gorge (cut in mountains); couloir	cañón	noun
cap (of bottle, pen), lid	tapa	noun
cap and trade, emissions trading	Comerço de Emisiónz	noun
capable	capace	adjective
capacities, faculty	facultá	noun
capacitor (electrical)	capacitor, condensador	noun
capacity	capacitá	noun
cape (geography)	cabo	noun
capital and labor	l'empresa i l'ovreroz	noun
capital city	capirucha	noun
capital city, capital: principal city where the courts are and laws are made	ciutá capital	noun
capital intensive manufacturing	fabricación întensive de capitau	noun
capital letter, uppercase letter	mayúscula	noun	Catalan, Spanish
capital: forms the topmost member of a column or pilaster(architecture)	capitel	noun
capital: money, stocks, property	capitau	noun
capitalism	capitalismo	noun
capitalist	capitalista	noun
capitol: building that houses a government's legislative branch	capitol	noun
capitulate, surrender; agree to/on	capitular	verb
capricious, whimsical	caprichose	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: caprichoso
capsize	capotar	verb	Po
capstone, cornerstone	pedra angulare	noun
capsular	capsulare	adjective
capsule	cápsul	noun
captain, head (person in charge)	capitén	noun
captious: tending to find fault or raise petty objections.	capciose	adjective
captivate	captivar	verb
captivating	captivante	adjective
captive	captive	adjective
captivity	captivitá	noun
captor	captor, captriç	noun
capture	captura	noun
capture	capturar	verb
car (of train, subway...), train/railway car	wagon	noun
car or electrical appliance that has been scrapped or stripped; frame of car	cacasli	noun
car, automobile	carro	noun
caramel color	color caramele	noun
caramel-coated popcorn ball	alboroto	noun
caramel: a beige to dark-brown confectionery product made by heating a variety of sugars	caramelo	noun
caramelization	caramelización	noun
caravan	caravana	noun
carbon	carbono	noun
carbon dioxide	diócsido de carbono	noun
carbon footprint	weja de carbono	noun
carbon-based life	vida basade en carbono	noun
carbonated, gaseous	gasiose	adjective
carbonic	carbónic	adjective
carcass, frame of a car, remains of vehicle	wesera	noun
cardiac	cardiaque	adjective
cardinal (bird), cardinalid	cardinalidjo	noun	Portuguese: cardinalídeo, Spanish: cardenalida, French: cardinalide
cardinal (catholicism)	cardenau	noun	Spanish/Catalan: cardenal; Portuguese: cardeal; Italian: cardinale
cardiorespiratory	cardio-respiratorie	adjective
care	swey	noun
career	carira	noun
career arc	arco de carira	noun
careful look	mirada atente	noun
careful, exhibiting caution	cuidadose [cuidadosa-]	adjective
carefully	cuidadosamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
carefully chosen, guarded, circumspect	circumspecte	adjective
careless, without caution	descuidade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
careless, without caution	descuidadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
caress	acariciar	verb
caress, run fingers through hair	cafuney	noun
caricature	caricatura	noun
carnival: on certain days of Lent, Roman Catholics and some other Christians traditionally abstained from the consumption of meat and poultry, hence the term "carnival," from carnelevare, "to remove (literally, "raise") meat."	carnavau	noun
carnivore	carnivor	noun
carnivorous	carnivorose	adjective
carob	aharoba	noun
carpal tunnel	túnel carpal	noun
carpenter	carpintero	noun
carpentry (work)	carpinterwerg	noun
carpet laid before a bed	antecama	noun
carpet: wall-to-wall	moqueta	noun
carpus	carpo	noun
carrier, hauler, haulier	transportista	noun
carries a tax of	levam un împusto de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
carrion, dead flesh, carcasses	caroña	noun	Spanish: carroña; French: charogne; Italian: carogna; Portuguese: carniça
carrot	cenahora	noun
carry (support), charge (battery)	cargar	verb
carry (take)	levar	verb
carry on with, continue	continuar [continúa-]	verb
carte blanche	carta blanque	noun
cartel	cartel	noun
cartelization	cartelización	adjective
cartilage	cartílagen	noun
cartographer	cartógrafo	noun
cartographical, cartographic	cartográfic	adjective
cartography	cartografíê	noun
cartoons	miquiz	noun
cartridge (of gun), cartouche	cartucho	noun
carving knife or carving fork	trinchanti	noun	Spanish: trinchante,trinche
carvings	etayiz	noun
case (in case of)	caso	noun
case of money	pitlaca	noun	Phillipine: pitaka from Spanish: petaca from Nahuatl: petlacalli
case study	caso de estudo	noun
case, box	caija	noun	Spanish: caja/cajón; Portuguese/Catalan: caixa
cash box, place to store money	caija registradore	noun	Neapolitan Italian: carusiello
cashew (nut)	caju	noun
cashier	caijera	noun
cassava bread	cazab	noun
Cassava, manioc, and yuca are all names for the same starchy tuber grown throughout South America, Africa, and Asia.	manioca	noun
casserole pan	cacherol	noun
cassette	casseti	noun
castle	castello	noun	Galician/Portuguese: castelo; Leonese: castiellu; Catalan: castell; Spanish: castillo; French: château
cat	gato	noun
cataclysm	cataclismo	noun
cataclysmic	cataclísmic, de cataclismo	adjective
Catalan (language or person)	catalano [catalun-]	noun
catalepsy	catalepsia	noun
catalog, catalogue, list that is differentiated between types	catálogo	noun
Catalonia, Cataluña	Catalunia	noun
catastrophe	catástrofi	noun
catastrophic	catastrófic	adjective
catatonic	catatónic	adjective
catch fire, light up	încendiar	verb
catch up (with), reach, achieve (agreement, expectations, peace)	alcançar [alcanci]	verb	Portuguese: alcançar; Spanish: alcanzar
catechesis	catequesi	noun		religious instruction given to a person in preparation for Christian baptism or confirma
catechism	catequismo	noun	Italian: catechismo, French: catechisme, Spanish/Portuguese: catecismo
categorical	categóric	adjective
categorical imperative	imperativo categóric	noun
category	categoríê	noun
caterpillar	agarta	noun
catfish	guitchi	noun
catfish	barbui	noun	Louisiana French: barbue
cathedral	catédrau	noun
catheter	ergalia	noun	Greek: ???a?e?a ergaleía
cathode	cátodo	noun
catholic	católic	adjective
catholicism	catolicismo	noun
cattle	gáado	noun
caudillo: strong personalist leader and usually a dictator	caudillo	noun
caudilloship	caudillazgo	noun	Spanish: caudillazgo
causation, causality	causalitá	noun
cause	causa	noun
cause to become indisposed	indisponer	verb
caution, care	cuidado	noun
caution, stealthiness	cautela	noun
cautious	cautelose [cautelos-]	adjective
cautiously	cautelosamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cavalry	cavalería	noun
cave, grotto	gruta	noun
caveman, cave dweller, reactionary (pejorative)	cavernícola	noun
cavern	caverna	noun
cavernous	cavernose	adjective
cavity	weco	noun	Sp: hueco
cavity	cavitá	noun
cayenne pepper	cayena, pimenta ruje	noun
CD (compact disc)	disco compacte	noun
cedar	cedro	noun
cédille, cedilla	cedilla	noun	French: cédille; Spanish: cedilla; Italian: cediglia
ceiling	tetcho	noun	Spanish: techo
celebrate (a holiday)	celebrer	verb
celebration	celebreción	noun
celebrity	celebritá	noun
celery	aipo	noun
celestial	chelestial	adjective
celibacy	celibato	noun
celibate	célibe	adjective
cell	célul	noun
cello (musical instrument)	tchelo	noun
cellular	celulare	adjective
cellular telephone, cellphone, mobile phone	teléfono celulare, célul	noun
celluloid	celuloidê	noun
cement	cimentar	verb
cemetery	ceminterio	noun
centenary, 100 years, centennial	centenare	adjective
centenary, centennial	centenario	noun
center, centre	centro	noun
centering	centramento	noun
centigrade	centigrad	noun
centimeter (measurement)	centimetro	noun
centipede	lacraya	noun
central	central	adjective
central heating	calefacción central	noun
centralist	centralista	noun
centralization	centralización	noun
centralize	centralizar	verb
centralized	centralizade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
centralized	centralizadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
centrifugal force	força centrífuge	noun	Portuguese: força centrífuga; French: force centrifuge
centrifuge	centrifugadora	noun	Spanish
centripetal	centrípete	adjective
centuries-old, century-old, age-old	sigulare	adjective
century	sigul	noun
Cephas	Cefas	noun
ceramic	cerámica	noun
ceramic dish or bowl for cooking or keeping food warm	anafri	noun
cereal	ceréau	noun
cerebellum	cerebelo	noun
cerebral	cerebral	adjective
ceremonial robes	bataz ceremonial	noun
ceremony	ceremonia	noun
certain (particular)	cierte [cierta-, -cierto, -cert-]	adjective
certainly	ciertamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
certainty	certesa	noun
certainty, sure thing	cosa segure	noun
certificate	certificado	noun
certification	certificación	noun
certified sourcing	abastecimento certificade	noun	French: approvisionnement certifié
certify	certifiçar [certifica-]	verb
certitude, certainty	certitud [-tudin-]	noun
cerulean (darker than azure)	cerule, cerulean	adjective
ceviche: a dish is typically made from fresh raw fish cured in citrus juices, such as lemon or lime, and spiced with ají or chili peppers. Additional seasonings, such as chopped onions, salt, and cilantro, may also be added.	cevitchi	noun
chain	cadena	noun
chain of command	cadena de mando	noun
chain of events, series of events	siri de acontecimentoz	noun
chain reaction	riacción en cadena	noun
chain, catenate, link together	encadenar	verb
chair (of university), professorship	tchero	noun
chair, stool	estul	noun
chair: seat	sedja	noun	Spanish: silla; Italian: sedia; Catalan: cadira; Portuguese/Galician: cadeira; French: chaise/siège; Latin: sella/sedes
Chalcolithic, copper age	calcolític	adjective
chalice	cáliç [+:cálicez]	noun
chalkboard	pizara	noun
chalky	creyose	adjective	French: crayeux
challenge, contest, dispute	contestar	verb
challenge, defiance	desafío	noun
challenge, edit out, label as bad	tachar	verb
challenge, objection, contestation, rebuttal, impugnment	împugnación	noun	Spanish: impugnación; Catalan: impugnació
chamber, room in restaurant, public area	cambro	noun
chamfer	chanfrá	noun	Spanish: chaflán; Portuguese: chanfro; Catalan: xamfrà
champagne	champaña	noun
champion	campeón	noun
chance	tchanci	noun
chandelier	araña de lucez	noun
change	cambiar	verb
change clothes	mutar-se	verb
change one's policy/tactic	cambiar de tactica	verb
change request	solicitud de cambio; ruego de cambio	noun
change, molt (feathers), shed (snake skin)	mutar	verb
change, switch (in policy)	cambio	noun
channel selector	selector de canauz	noun
chaos	caos	noun
chaotic	caótic	adjective
chapel	capela	noun
chapel of rest; room for vigil	velatorio	noun
chaperone, person that accompanies: partner or companion	acompañanti	noun	Spanish: acompañante
chapter (of book, etc)	chapítul	noun
character arc	arco de pesonadj	noun
character, nature	caráctêr	noun
characteristic	caractêrística	noun
characteristic, typical	caractêrístic	adjective
characterize	caractêrizar	verb
chargé d'affaires: subordinate diplomat who substitutes for an absent ambassador or minister	charj-dafeirs	noun
charisma	carisma	noun
charismatic	carismátic	adjective
charitable	caritative	adjective	Spanish: caritativa
charity	sedaca	noun	Judeo-Spanish
charity: benevolence towards the poor	caritá	noun
charity: contribution to good cause	chantcha	noun
charmer, enchanter	encantador	noun
charming, enchanting	encantadore	adjective
charter	charta	noun
chase after; seduce/entice	cantinear-se	verb
chaste: simple/restrained, not having any sexual intention or nature	chaste	adjective
chastity	chastitá	noun
chat with	platicar cun	verb	Mexican and Central American Spanish: platicar con
chat, a talk	papo	noun
check, confirm; realize (that), confirm (that)	comprobar; comprobar que	verb
checklist	lista de control	noun
cheek	mexilla	noun	Spanish: mejilla, French: joue
cheerful, lively, merry, sprightly	alegre	adjective
cheerfulness, joy	alegría	noun
cheese	queso	noun
cheese press	cincho	noun
chemical	químic	adjective
chemical reactions	riacciónz químic	noun
chemicals	químicoz	noun
chemist	quimista	noun
chemistry	química	noun
cherimoya, custard apple	cherimoya	noun
cherry	cerisa	noun
cherub	querubin	noun
chess	chatrenj	noun	Portuguese: xadrez
chess, chess board	chadrej	noun
chest	petcho [pector-]	noun
chestnut	castaña	noun
chestnut	castaño	noun	Spanish: castaño
chewing gum	tchiclet	noun	Brazilian Portuguese: chiclete; Spanish: chicle
chewing stick	atu	noun
chicken as food (in its read-to-eat or ready-to-cook state)	pollo	noun
chicken burger	burghesa de pollo	noun
chicken cock, rooster	galo	noun
chicken fried steak, wiener schnitzel	chnitzel, filey frite com un pollo	noun
chicken hen	galina	noun
chicken stew	muamba	noun
chief herder on a seasonal pasture	siñun	noun	German: Senn; Romansch: signun
chiefdom, chieftainship	cacicazgo	noun	Spanish: cacicazgo
chigoe flea	nyiwa	noun
child	tchiqui	noun
child's, children's, infantile, childish	infantil	adjective
childbirth, partum	parto	noun
childhood	neñesa, neñiça	noun	Spanish: niñez; Portuguese: meninice
children (of mother and father)	filloz	noun
children's library	sección infantil	noun
children, created beings	criançaz	noun
Chile	Chile	noun
Chile (Country)	Chili	noun
Chilean	chilean	adjective
Chilean	chileno	noun
chili pepper, hot pepper	tchili	noun
chili with meat: spicy stew made with tomatoes and hot peppers	tchili cun carni	noun
chimney	chîminea	noun
chimpanzee	chimpanzí	noun
chin	menton	noun
China	China [sino-]	noun
Chinese	chinese	adjective
Chinese (Mandarin language), person from China	chinech	noun
chipmunk	ardilla	noun	Spanish: ardilla (listada)
chivalrous, gallant, gentlemanly	cabalerose	adjective	Spanish: caballeroso
chivalry, gentlemanliness	cabalerositá	noun	Spanish: caballerosidad
chloraseptic spray	aerosol cloraseptic	noun
chlorofluorocarbon (CFC)	chlorofluorocarbon	noun
chlorophyll	clorofila	noun
chocolate	chocolati	noun
chocolate-covered candy	bombón	noun
choice meat (preferred, of good quality)	carni selecte	verb	Spanish: carne selecta
choir	coro	noun
cholera	cólera	noun
choose	escoller	verb
choose, elect	elegir [elect-]	verb
chopsticks	guaiza	noun
choral, of a choir	coral	adjective
chord (music notes played together on guitar and piano)	acordi	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: acorde
chordophone: any stringed instrument	cordafono	noun
choreographer	coreógrafo, coreógrafa	noun
choreography	coreografíê	noun
choro: Brazilian musical genre of samba-style or bossa nova rhythms that is played on a guitar or other fretted stringed instrument, plus flute or clarinet and percussion.	choru	noun
chorus: refrain of poem or song	rafrein	noun
chosen glory	gloriê circumspecte	noun
Chris (name)	Crîs	noun
Christ	Cristo	noun
Christendom: the global community of those who adhere to the Christian faith, with religious practices and dogmas gleaned from the teachings of the Bible.	cristanitá	noun
Christian	cristan	adjective
Christian (someone who adheres to the teachings of Christ and believes in the resurrection)	cristano, cristana	noun
Christianity	cristanismo	noun
Christmas tree	árbor de Navitau	noun
Christmas, Christ-mass	Cristmisa	noun
Christology	cristologíê	noun
Christopher Columbus	Cristóbau Colombo	noun	Portuguese: Cristóvão Colombo; Spanish: Cristóbal Colón
chromosome	cromosoma	noun	Spanish/Italian: cromosoma, Portuguese: cromossoma
chronic: lasting and denotes seriousness	cronic	adjective
chronicle: a factual written account of important or historical events in the order of their occurrence.	cronica, croniec	noun
chronicler	cronista	noun
chronological	cronológic	adjective
chronology: the science of arranging events in their order of occurrence in time	cronologíê	noun
church (people)	îglesia [eclesiást-]	noun
church building, basilica	baselja; basílica	noun
Church of the Holy Sepulcher	Baselja dele Sante Sepulcro	noun
churro: tasty fried snack	tchuro	noun
chutzpah: shameless audacity/impudence	hutzpa	noun	Yiddish/Aramaic
cicada	tchiquirin	noun
cigar, stogie	cigaro	noun
cigarette	cigaret	noun
cigarette butt	putcho	noun
cilantro	cilantro	noun
cinema, movie theater	cinema	noun
cinematic	cinemátic	adjective
cinematography, film-making	cinematografíê	noun
cinnamon	canela	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
circadian (rhythm)	circadian	adjective
circadian cycle	ciclo circadian	noun
circle	círcul	noun
circuit	circuito	noun
circular	circulare	adjective
circulate, move in circles	circular	verb
circulation	circulación	noun
circulatory	circulatorie	adjective
circumcise	circumcidar-se	verb
circumcision	circumcisión	noun
circumference	circumferença	noun
circumnavigation	circumnavegación	noun	Spanish: circunnavegación
circumpolar	circumpolare	adjective
circumstance	circumstança	noun
circumstantial	circumstanchal	adjective
cislunar: between the earth and the moon	cislunare	adjective
cistern	gebya	noun	Maltese
cite, quote from	citar	verb
citizen	ciudadan	adjective
citizen	ciudadano	noun
citizen of city	burghero	noun
citizenship	ciudadanía	noun
citric acid	ácido cítric	noun
citrus fruit	citrón, fruta cítric	noun
city	ciutá	noun
city council, municipal council	concilio comunal	noun
city ordinance	ordenança dele ciutá	noun
civil	civil	adjective
civil unrest	agitación social	noun
civilian (non-military person)	civili	noun
civilization	civilización	noun
civilizational	civilizacional	adjective
civilize	civilizar	verb
civilized	civilizade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
civilized	civilizadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
civilizing, civilizational	civilizadore, civilizante	adjective	Portuguese: civilizatória
cladding, coating (of wire for instance), shield for protection	revestimento	noun	Spanish: revestimiento; Portuguese: revestimento; Italian: rivestimento; French: revêtement
claim, reclaim, vindicate	reclamar	verb
claimant	reclamanti	noun
clairvoyance	clarividença	noun
clairvoyant, someone who sees the future	clarividenti	noun
clam, mollusk	molusco, almeha	noun	Portuguese: molusco, Spanish: almeja, Italian: mollusco
clamor, outcry, uproar	clamor	noun
clamorous, noisy, loud, crying/barking	gritone	adjective
clandestine, undercover	clandestine	adjective
clarification	clarificación	noun
clarify; illuminate	clarifiçar [clarifica-]	verb
class (not in school)	clasi	noun
classic, classical	clásic	adjective
classical liberal	liberau clásic	noun
classification, categorization	clasificación	noun
classified under, categorized under	clasificade baiju	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish
classify, categorize	clasifiçar [clasifica-]	verb
classroom, class	aula	noun		group of students
clay	argila	noun
clean, clear	limpe	adjective
clean, wipe up	limpar	verb
clean-up, hurdle	fachina	noun
clean/polish, make to look presentable	acicalar	verb
cleaned	limpadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cleanliness	limpesa	noun
clear forestland	socolar	verb
clear up; explain; clarify; brighten; lighten (color)	aclarar	verb
clear, apparent, see-through, bright, light(when speaking of colors)	clare [clara-]	adjective
clear, clean, neat	nitide	adjective
clear, clean, neat	nitidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
clearing of forest to make room for ranch or farms	socola	noun
clearing up, illuminating, explanatory	aclaratorie	adjective
clearly	claramén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
clemency, mercy and mildness	clemença	noun
clergyman, pastor, ecclesiastic, cleric	clérigo	noun
clever, quick witted	aliruzade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
clever, quick witted	aliruzadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cliché, platitude, commonplace remark	comune-luoga	noun
click (button on computer keyboard, mouse, controller...)	clicar	verb
client, customer, guest or shopper	clientê	noun
clientele: clients collectively	clientela	noun	Spanish/Portuguese/Italian: clientela; French: clientèle
clientelism	clientelismo	noun
cliff	risco	noun	Spanish
climate	clima [climat-]	noun
climatic	climátic	adjective
climatological	climatológic	adjective
climatologist	climatólogo	noun
climatology	climatologíê	noun
climb (of mountain), ascent	escalada	noun
climb (tree, ladder)	trepar	verb
climbing palm whose leaves are used to weave baskets and hats	bayau	noun
cling, hold to (notion, thought)	aferrar	verb
clinic	clínica	noun
clinician	clinicien	noun
clip (mechanical), hairpin	sujetador	noun
cloakroom, coatroom, checkroom (usually in public meeting places)	guarda-ropa	noun
clock (for telling time)	orloji	noun
close (especially of ceremony, discussion...)	encerramento	noun
close (for business), clench, shut (window, door...)	cerrar	verb
close the distance, bridge the gap(used figuritively)	cerrar le distança	verb
close, end, ending, finish	finau	noun
close, near, intimate (not in sexual way)	cercan	adjective
close/minute, thorough, meticulous	minuciose	adjective
closed (of ceremony), enclosed	encerrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
closed (of ceremony), enclosed	encerradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
closed, shut	cerrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
closed, shut	cerradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
closer look	mirada mais atente	noun	Spanish: mirada más atenta, Portuguese: olhar mais atento
closet, small room that holds clothes	ropeiro	noun
cloth square	capulana	noun
clothes	ropa	noun
clothes hanger	gantcho	noun
clothesline	tendedero	noun	Spanish: tendedero
clothing, apparel	vestidura	noun
cloud	nubo	noun
cloud analytics	analítica en le nubo	noun	Spanish: analítica en la nube
cloudy	nubose	adjective
clover, trefoil	trébol	noun
clown	payaso	noun
club, nightclub, disco	discoteca	noun
club, stick	cacetchi	noun
clue, sign, indication, evidence (criminal)	îndicio	noun	Spanish: indicio
CNC: computer numerical control	control numéric per computador	noun
co-direct	codirigir	verb
co-lead	co-liderar	verb
co-occurring	co-ocurrente	adjective
co-official	co-oficial	adjective
co-optation	cooptación	noun
coach, train	entrenar	verb
coaching, training session	entrenamento	noun
coagulate	coagular	verb
coalesce	fusionar-se	verb
coalition	coalición	noun
coalition building	construcción de coaliciónz	noun
coalitional behaviors	comportamentoz coalicional	noun
coast	costa	noun
coast guard	guarda costare	noun
coastline	littorau	noun
coat	abrigo	noun
coat of arms, blazon	blasón	noun	Spanish: blasón
coaxial cable	cabul coaccial; cabul coeichial	noun
cobbler (dessert, food)	coblero	noun	American English
coca plant: native to South America	coca	noun
cocaine	cocaína	noun
cocaine addict	coquero	noun
cockatoo: type of bird	cacatu	noun
cockroach	cucarotcha	noun
cocktail glass	copa para coctel, coctel-copa	noun
cocktail: mixed drink	cóctel	noun
cocoa, cocoa powder drink	cacau	noun
cocoawood tree	cuahiniqui	noun
coconut	coco	noun
cod	bacallau	noun	Spanish: bacalao, Portuguese: bacalhau
code	código	noun
code of conduct	código de conduta	noun
code, cipher	cifra	noun
codex	codici	noun
codify	codifiçar [codifica-]	verb
coerce	coerjer	verb
coercion	coerjión	noun
coercive	coerjitive	adjective	Portuguese: coercitiva
coeternal	coeternal	adjective
coexistence	coegsistença	noun
coexistence, cohabitation, living together	convivença	noun
coexistentialism	coegsistenchalismo	noun
coexisting	coegsistente	adjective
coffee	caví [cafe-]	noun
coffee beans (raw)	buno	noun
coffee berry borer (small beetle)	broca	noun
coffee cake or cookies served with coffee	moscadura	noun
coffee house	cavihaus	noun
coffee maker	caviteira	noun
cognac, a type of twice-distilled brandy made from white wine	coñac	noun
cognitive	cognitive	adjective
cognitive bias	viés cognitive	noun
cognitive dissonance	disonança cognitive	noun
coherence, logic	coherença	noun
coherent: logical and consistent	coherente	adjective
cohort: company of soldiers, band of warriors	cohortê	noun
cohune palm	corozo	noun
coin	monedo	noun
coin purse	monedeiro	noun
coincide	coîncidir [coîncide-]	verb
coincidence	coîncidença	noun
coincidental	coîncidental	adjective
colander, strainer	egscurridor	noun
cold cuts	beleg	noun	Papiamentu
cold maté with added fruit juice and/or steeped herbs	tererey	noun	Guarani: tereré
Cold War	Gherra Frije	noun
cold, cool (temperature)	frije	adjective
cold-blooded (of animal)	de sanghi frije	adjective
collaborate	colaborar	verb
collaboration	colaboración	noun
collaborative	colaborative	adjective
collaborator	colaborador	noun
collagen	colágeno	noun
collar	cuello	noun	Spanish
collateral	colateral	adjective
colleague, coworker	colega	noun
collect (stamps, baseball cards, etc)	coleccionar	verb
collect (taxes, revenue), raise (funds), make/earn money	recaudar	verb
collect, compile	recopilar	verb
collection	colección	noun
collection of money between friends for an occasion or party	tchanja	noun
collective	colective [colectiva-]	adjective
collective agreement; general wages agreement (labor rights)	convenio colective	noun
collective memory	memoriê colective	noun
collectively	colectivamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
collectivism	colectivismo	noun
collectivist	colectiviste	adjective
collectivity	colectivitá	noun	Italian: collettività, Spanish: colectividad, Portuguese: coletividade
college campus, university campus	recinto universitare	noun
college, higher educational institute	colegio	noun
collegiate	colegial	adjective
collide (especially vehicles)	colisionar	verb
collision, crash	colisión	noun
collude	confabular-se	verb
collusion, connivence	connivença	noun
colonel: an officer in the U.S. Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps ranking between lieutenant colonel and brigadier general	coronel	noun	roughly English pronunciation; Spanish/Portuguese: coronel
colonial	colonial	adjective
colonial power	pussança colonial	noun
colonialization	colonialización	noun
colony	coloni	noun
color	color	noun
colorful character	pesonadj coloride	noun
colorful shawl	malta	noun
colossal, enormous, extraordinary	colossal	adjective	Spanish
colossal, huge, giant-like, gigantic	gigantesc	adjective
column heading that is smaller than a headline in a newspaper	destacado	noun
comb (for hair)	peiñê	noun	Portuguese: pente, Spanish: peine; French: peigne; Italian: pettine
combat roles	rolez de combati	noun
combat stress	estrés de combati	noun
combat zone	área de combati	noun
combat, fight against	combatir	verb
combat, fighting	combati	noun
combatant	combatienti	noun
combine, mix	combinar	verb
combined	combinade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
combined	combinadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
combustibility	combustibilitá	adjective
combustible	combustíbel	adjective
combustion	combustión	noun	Spanish: combustión
come	venir [vini-, venga-]	verb	Spanish: venir, Portuguese: vir, French
come (imperative or command form)	ven, veng	verb	Spanish: ven, vengamos, venga, vengan; Portuguese: vem, venha, venhamos, vinde, venham
come and see someone	venir trôvar algom	verb
come back, return, roll back	rivolver	verb
come from, originates from; arise from	provenir de [provini, provenga-]	verb
Come on! Hurry!	¡Andale!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Mexican Spanish
come to (somebody's) attention	jegar a conocimento	verb
come to one's senses	entrar en reizón	verb
come to, turn to	acudir	verb
comedian	comedien	noun
comedy	comedia	noun
comet	cometa	noun
comfort	confortar	verb
comfortable	confortábel	adjective
comforting, relaxing	reconfortante	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese/Galician: reconfortante; French: réconfortante; Catalan: reconfortant; Italian: confortante, confortevole
comical, funny	cômic, cómic	adjective
comics: comic strips	cuadriñoz	noun
coming times, coming ages	zaid ventere	noun
coming, forthcoming	ventere	adjective	Portuguese: vindouro, Spanish: venidero
command (computing)	comando	noun
command (ship, controls, computer...)	comandar	verb
commander of an army, captain general	xénerau	noun	Spanish: general; French: capitaine général
commandment, order (to do something)	mandamento	noun
commemorate	conmemorar	verb	Spanish
commemorative	conmemorative	adjective
commencement, starting	comencimento, comencio	noun
comment	comentar	verb
commentary	comentario	noun
commentator (on radio, television)	comentarista	noun
commercial	comerchal	adjective
commercial ties	lasoz comerchal	noun
commercialization	comerchalización	noun
commercialize, market	comerchalizar	verb
commission agent, broker	comisionario	noun	French: commissionnaire
commission, assignment	comisión	noun
commissioned officer	oficiau comisionade	noun
commissioner, superintendent	comisario	noun
commit	comprometir	verb
commitment, appointment	compromiso	noun
committed	comprometide [comprometide-]	adjective
committed	comprometidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
committed	encomendadu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
committed	empeñade	adjective	Spanish
committedly	comprometidamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
committee	cumitti	noun
common	comune	adjective
common poisonous weed	malayerba	noun
common sense, cognizance, knowledge/familiarity, consciousness (awakened state)	conocimento	noun
common sense, sense (judgement)	sentido comune	noun
commonwealth, legal personality and local entity	mancomunitá	noun
commotion, ruckus, brawl	catchimbeo	noun
commotion, upheaval (social)	conmoción	noun
communal, city/municipal/town, community	comunal	adjective
communicate	comunicar	verb
communication	comunicación	noun
communion	comunió	noun
communism	comunismo	noun
communitarian	comunitario	noun	Spanish/Italian: comunitario, comunitaria
communitarianism	comunitarismo	noun	Spanish/Italian/Portuguese
community, communal	comunitare	adjective	Spanish: comunitario, French: communautaire
commutation	conmutación	noun		conversion of a legal obligation or entitlement into another form; action or the process
comorbid	comórbide	adjective
comorbidity	comorbiditá	noun
compact	compactar	verb
compact	compacte	adjective
compact car	carro compacte	noun
Compact Disc, CD	disco compacte, cidi	noun
companion, comrade, partner, fellow	compañero, compa	noun
company: people, or group in business	compañía	noun
comparable to	comparábel a	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
comparable: capable of comparison	comparábel	adjective
comparably	comparativamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
comparative advantage	vantadj comparative	noun
comparative, related to	comparative [comparativa-]	adjective
compare	comparar	verb
comparison	comparación	noun
compartment	compartimento	noun
compassion	compachón	noun
compassionate	compachive	adjective	Spanish: compasivo, Portuguese: compassivo; Italian: compassionevole
compatibility	compatibilitá	noun
compatible	compatíbel	adjective
compel	compelir	verb
compelled	compelide	adjective
compelled	compelidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
compelling: strong and irresistible; imperative; pressing, imperious	imperiose	adjective
compendium [+:compendia]	compendio [+:compendioz]	noun
compensate (for), countervail, make up for	compensar	verb	Spanish: compensar
compensate for wrong doing, indemnify	indamnizar	verb
compensate, counterbalance, offset	compensar	verb
compensatory	compensatorie	adjective
competence, expertise	competença	noun
competent, capable (of person)	competente	adjective
competition	competición	noun
competitive	competitive	adjective
competitiveness	competitivitá	noun
compilation	recopilación	noun
compilation	recopilatorie	adjective
complain	quechar	verb
complaint or grievance	quecha	noun		Spanish: queja; Portuguese: queixa
complement, compliment	complimento	noun
complete	complete	adjective
complete, absolute	achevide	adjective
complete, absolute	achevidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
complete, finish	completar	verb
complete, finish (a project...)	achever	verb
completed, fulfilled, full	cumplide	adjective
completed, fulfilled, full	cumplidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
completeness, wholeness, decisiveness, presence of mind	enteresa	noun	Spanish: entereza
completion (of work, education...)	achevimento	noun
complex, complicated	compleje	adjective
complexity	complejitá	noun
compliance, acquiescence	cumplimento	noun
complicate	complicar	verb
complicated	complicade	adjective
complication	complicación	noun
complicit	cómplice	adjective
complicity	complicitá	noun
component: a part or element of a larger whole, especially a part of a machine or vehicle	componenti	noun
compose in lyric and song	trubar	verb	Vulgar Latin *tropare "compose, sing"
compose of: made up of	componer [compust-, compusi-, componga-, composi-]	verb
compose, write (music, book, ...)	composer	verb
composed (book, music, play...)	composide	adjective
composed (book, music, play...)	composidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
composer	composenti	noun
composer	compositor	noun
composing	composente	adjective
composite, mixed, compound	compuste	adjective
compost: organic material made from decaying plants and animals	compusta	noun
composting	compustadj	noun
compound: group of buildings; small village of close buildings	campongo	noun	via Dutch (kampoeng) or Portuguese, from Malay kampong
comprehend, understand	comprender	verb
comprehensible input	entrada comprensíbel, input comprensíbel	noun
comprehension	comprensión	noun
comprehensive	comprensive	adjective
compressed	comprimide	noun
compromise	solución întermedje	noun
compromise, commitment, agreement and pledge	compromiso	noun	Spanish: compromiso; Portuguese: compromisso; French: compromis
computation	computación	noun
computational	computacional	adjective
computational linguistics	linguística computacional	noun
computative	computative	adjective
compute	computar	verb
computer (usually machine)	computador, compiuterro	noun	Spanish, Neapolitan
computer programming	programación înformátic	noun
computer science	chiença înformátic	noun
computer, digital processor, arranger	ordenador	noun
computerized, adapted to be used or operated on a computer	computerizade	adjective
comrade	camerada	noun
comradeship, companionship	cameradadj	noun	Portuguese
concatenate (especially in programming), link up	concatenar	verb
concatenation (computer programming)	concatenación	noun	French: concaténation; Spanish: concatenación; Portuguese: concatenação
conceal (a weapon)	camisear-se	verb
concealed, covert, secret, veiled	encubertu	past participle	Galician: encuberta; Spanish: encubierta; Portuguese: encoberto
concealed, covert, secret, veiled	encuberte	adjective
concealment	encubrimento	noun	Spanish: encubrimiento
conceivable	concebíbel	adjective
conceive (to bring forth an idea or baby), envision	concebir [concep-]	verb
conceived	concebide	adjective
conceived, envisioned	concebidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
concentration	concentración	noun
concentration camp	campo de concentración	noun
concept	conceptu	noun
conception	concepción	noun
conceptual	conceptual	adjective
conceptualize	conceptualizar	verb
conceptually	conceptualmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
concern	concernir	verb
concern, have to do with, relates to/with	atañer	verb	Sp
concern, solicitude, anxiety	solicitud [-tudin-]	noun
concerned	concernide	adjective
concerned	concernidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
concerning	concernandu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
concerning	concerniente	adjective
concert (music)	concierto [concert-]	noun
concert guitarist	concertista de ghitara	noun
Concert of Europe	Concierto European	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
concert pianist	concertista de piano	noun
concerted cultivation	cultivo concertade	noun
concerted effort	esforço concertade	noun
concession	concesión	noun
conciliary, of or pertaining to councils	conciliare	adjective
conciliate; to gain friends, bring together people or affections	conciliar	verb
conciliation	conciliación	noun
concise: brief but comprehensive	concise	adjective
conclude: bring to a close, reach a final settlement	concluir [conclus-]	verb
concluded, brought to a close	concluyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
conclusion (brought to a close)	conclusión	noun
conclusive	conclusive	adjective
conclusive, concluding	concluyente	adjective
concomitance: being together or in connection with another	concomitança	noun
concomitant: naturally accompanying or associated	concomitante	adjective
concord: an agreement or understanding between people	concordia	noun
concrete	beton	noun
concrete	ormigón	noun
concrete block	bloco	noun		(for building or standing something up on)
concrete block maker	bloquero	noun
condemn	condamnar	verb
condemnation	condamnación	noun
condemnatory	condamnatorie	adjective
condensation from a glass: the mark left on a table by a cold glass.	culatchino	noun
condition	condición	noun
condition of entertain, distracting condition	divertimento	noun
condition, determine	condicionar	verb
conditional	condicional	adjective
conditional progressive	condicionau progresive	noun
conditionally	condicionalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
conditioning	condicionamento	noun
condo, condominium	condominio	noun
condolence	condolença	noun
condom	camiziña	noun
condor	condor	noun
conduct, behaviour	conducta	noun
conduction	conducción	noun
conduit, duct	conduito, conducto	noun
cone	cono	noun
confectioner	conditero	noun
confectioner's shop; konditorei sells pastries - made in-house or brought in from another bakery, coffees, teas, and soft drinks. It differs from a restaurant in that opening hours tend to be morning and afternoon, rather than afternoon and evening. Many larger konditorei also serve ice cream.	conditería	noun
confederation	confederación	noun
confer powers to/on, empower (someone)	conferir autoritá a	verb
confer, bestow	conferir [confere-]	verb
conference	conferença	noun
conferred	conferide	adjective
confess	confesar	verb
confession	confesión	noun
confetti	confeti	noun
confidence	confiança	noun
confidence-building	para înfundir confiança	adjective
confident (of)	confidente	adjective
confidential	confidenchal [confidenciali-], confianchal	adjective
confidentiality	confidencialitá	noun
configure (used in IT)	configurar	verb
confine	confinar	verb
confine, limit	confín	noun
confirm	confirmar	verb
confirmation	confirmación	noun
confiscate	confiscar	verb
confiscation, seizure	confiscación	noun
confiscatory	confiscatore	adjective
conflict	confligir [conflic-, conflige-]	verb
conflict	conflictu	noun
conflictual	conflictual	adjective
confluence of rivers, forked branch	forqueta	noun	Portuguese: forqueta
conformity, compliance	conformitá	noun
confound, confuse	confundir [confus-]	verb
confront, put face to face	enfrentar	verb
confrontation	enfrentamento	noun	Spanish: enfrentamiento
Confucianism	confucianismo	noun	Catalan: confucianisme; Spanish: confucianismo
Confucius	Confucio	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: Confucio
confused, confounded	confundidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
confused, confounded	confuse	adjective
confusion, disarray, perplexity/bewilderment, mix of very different ideas	confusión	noun	Spanish: confusión; Portuguese: confusão; Catalan: confusió; French: confusion
congestion (illness, traffic)	congestión	noun	Spanish
congestion (people)	aglomeración	noun	Spanish
Congratulations! Congrats!	¡Felicitaç!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Congratulations, Literally: may this renew you.	Tihadchi	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Hebrew
congregate	congregar-se	verb
congregation	congregación	noun
congregational	congregacional	adjective
congress	congreso	noun
congressional	dele congreso	adjective
conjecture	conjetura	noun
conjugal	conjugal	adjective
conjugation	conjugación	noun
conjunction	conjuncción	noun
connect	conectar [conecs-]	verb
connection, (phone) call, liaison	ligación	noun
connection, coupling (mechanical), docking (of ship)	acoplamento	noun
connection, link	conecsión	noun
connoisseur, expert	conocedor	noun
conquer	conquistar	verb
conquer, subdue, subject (underjudge)	sujusgar	verb
conquerable, beatable (able to lose)	vencíbel	adjective
conquerer, conquistador	conquistador	noun
conquest	conquista	noun
conscientious	conchienciose	adjective	Portuguese: consciencioso; French: consciencieux
conscious decisions	decisiónz conchiente	noun
conscious, aware, cognizant	conchiente	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: consciente; Catalan/French: conscient
consecrate, make sacred, dedicate, commit time and effort toward	consagrar	verb
consensual	consensual	adjective
consensus	consensu	noun
consent, allow, stand/bear, tolerate/sanction	consentir	verb
consent, allowance	consentimento	noun
consent-based	estrategiê basade en consentimento	adjective	Spanish: estrategia basada en consentimiento; Portuguese: estratégia baseada em consentimento
consequence	consecuença	noun	Spanish: consecuencia, Portuguese: consequência, French: conséquence
consequentialist	consecuenchalista	noun
conservation	conservación	noun
conservative	conservatore	adjective
conservative (in politics or social norms)	conservador	noun
conservatory, conservatoire	conservatorio	noun
conserve	conservar	verb
consider	considerar	verb
considerable, significant	considerábel	adjective
considerably	considerabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
consideration	consideración	noun
consist	consister	verb
consistency	consistença	noun	Italian: consistenza; Portuguese: consistência; French: consistance; Spanish: consistencia
consistent	consistente	adjective
consistory, town hall, meeting place for politics	consistorio	noun
console (machine), instrument panel	consola	noun
consonant (grammar)	consonanti	noun
conspicuous	conspicue	adjective
conspiracy	conspiración	noun
conspiracy theory	teoríê conspirative; teoríê dele conspiración	noun	Spanish: teoría de la conspiración, Italian: teorie cospirative
conspirator	conspirador	noun	Spanish: con
conspiratorial activities	activitáz conspirative	noun
conspiratorial organization	organización conspirante	noun
conspiratorial, conspiratory	de conspirador; conspiratore	adjective
conspiratorial, tending toward conspiracy	conspirative	adjective	Italian: cospirativa
conspire, collude	conspirar	verb
constant, incessant	constante	adjective
constantly	constantemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
consternation	consternación	noun
constipation	constipación	noun
constituency, electorate	electorado; distrito electoral	noun
constituent	componente	adjective
constitute, build up; give legal or constitutional form to (an institution)	constituir	verb
constitute, make up, create	conformar	verb
constituted	constituide	adjective
constitution (of state)	constitución	noun
constitutional	constitucional	adjective
construct	construir [construc-]	verb
constructed	construyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
construction debris	escombroz de construcción	noun
construction, the process of building together	construcción	noun
constructive	constructive	adjective
constructivism	constructivismo	noun
constructivist	constructiviste	adjective
constructivist paradigm	paradigma constructiviste	noun
constructor, construction worker	constructor	noun
constructual	constructual	adjective
consul: Diplomatic agent in charge of defending the interests of its nationals in a foreign country.	consul	noun
consular	consulare	adjective
consult	consultar	verb
consultation	consultación	noun
consumed	consumide	adjective
consumed	consumidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
consumer	consumidor	noun
consumer affairs	serviço ale clientê	noun
consumer of a commercial product	consumidor, clientê	noun
consumerism	consumismo	noun
consuming	consumiente	adjective
consummation	consumación	noun
consumption, use (of goods)	consumo	noun
consumptive	consumtive	adjective
contact	contatar	verb
contagion	contagio	noun
contagious	contagiose	adjective
contain, restrain, hold back, suppress, curb (expectations, etc)	contener [contuvi-, contenga-, continen-]	verb
contained between	comprise entre	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
contained, held inside	contenide	adjective
contained, held inside	contenidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
container (especially in transport)	contenedor	noun
container ship	navio portacontenedore	noun	Spanish, French: navire porte-conteneurs
containment efforts	esforçoz de contención	noun
containment, restraint, legal suit (contention)	contención	noun
contaminate	contaminar	verb
contamination	contaminación	noun
contemplate	contemplar	verb
contemplated	contemplade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
contemplated	contempladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contemplating	contemplante	adjective
contemplation	contemplación	noun
contemporary, new and hip	contêmporane	adjective
contempt, scorn, disdain	desprecio	noun
contemptible	desdeñábel	adjective
contemptuously	cun desprecio	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
content	tenêr	noun	French: teneur
content, happy, and good to go	ipore	adjective	Guarani: iporã
content, subject matter, contents	contenido	noun
contest, competition	concurso	noun
contestable	contestábel	adjective
context	contegstu	noun
contextual	contegstual	adjective
contibution	contribución	noun
contiguous: sharing a border or next to each other	contigue	adjective
continent	continenti [continent-]	noun
continental	continental	adjective
continental crust	crosta continental	noun
continental divide	divisoria continental	noun
continental drift	deriva continental	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: deriva continental; French: dérive des continents; Italian: deriva dei continenti; Catalan: deriva dels continents
continental margin	margen continental	noun	Spanish: margen continental
continental shelf	plataforma continental	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese: plataforma continental; French: plateau continental
contingency	contingença	noun
contingent	contingente	adjective
contingible: possibility of happening	contingíbel	adjective
continual	continual	adjective
continuation, continuance, carrying-on	continuación	noun
continuation; monitoring, tracking	seghimento	noun	Portuguese: seguimento; Spanish: seguimiento
continuity	continuitá	noun
continuous (event, process), ongoing	contínue	adjective
continuous (line, surface); unbroken; uninterrupted	inînterrompide	adjective
continuous (line, surface); unbroken; uninterrupted	inînterrompidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contour feather; old-style pen/plume	pluma	noun
contraband: smuggled goods, not allowed items	contrabando	noun
contract	contratu	noun
contract: draw together, combine, make an agreement; incur (debt); make (commitments)	contraher [contrac-]	verb
contractarianism	contratarismo	noun
contracted	contratade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
contracted	contratadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contraction, shrinkage	contracción	noun
contractor	contratista	noun
contractual	contratual	adjective
contradict, be contrary to	contradicer [contraditch-, contradix-, contradiga-, contradir-]	verb
contradict, deny	dementir	verb
contradicted	contraditche	adjective
contradicted	contraditchu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contradicting	contradicente	adjective
contradiction, inconsistency	contradicción	noun
contradictory	contradictorie	adjective
contrary to, unlike	contraremén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
contrary, counter, opposite	contrare	adjective
contravene	contravenir [contravini-, contravenga-]	verb
contribute	contribuir	verb
contributed	contribuyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
contributing, contributory, conducive	contribuyente	adjective
contrite	contrite, arrepentide	adjective
contrition, regret	arrepentimento	noun
contrivance: scheme or plan	estrategema	noun	Spanish
control deck (of ship)	cabina de pilotadj	noun
controversial: relating to or causing the expression of opposing opinions	controversial	adjective
controversy	controversia	noun
controvertible: open to question or dispute, controversial	controvertíbel	adjective
contult: act stupidly with your friends and/or family; play the fool together	constultar	verb	Latin: con-stultus
contumacious: resisting legitimate authority, headstrong, haughty and insolent	contumace	adjective	Italian: contumace, Spanish/Portuguese/Galician: contumaz, Catalan: contumaç
contumacy: stubborn refusal to obey or comply with authority	contumacia	noun
convection toaster oven (toaster oven by convection)	forno tostadore per convección	noun
convene: agree to, suit; be convenient	convenir [convini-, convenga-]	verb
convenience	conveniença	noun
convenience, comfort	comoditá	noun
convenient	conveniente	adjective
convenient, comfortable, satisfactory	cómode	adjective
convent	convento	noun
convention hall	sala de congresoz	noun
convention, assembly (of people)	convención	noun
conventional	convencional	adjective
converge	converger	verb
convergence	convergença	noun
convergent, converging	convergente	adjective
conversation	conversación	noun
converse	conversar	verb
conversion table	tábul de conversión	noun
conversion, transformation	conversión	noun
convert, change, become (something new)	convertir	verb
conviction	convicción	noun
convinced	convencide	adjective
convinced	convencidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
convincing, powerful (argument)	convincente	adjective
convoy	convoy	noun
convoy, convey (travel together)	convoyar	verb
convulsion	convulsión	noun
convulsion, seizure, fainting spell	patatuz	noun
convulsive	convulsive [convulsiva-]	adjective
convulsively	convulsivamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cook	cochinar	verb
cook, chef (at restaurant)	cochinera, cochinero	noun
cooked snail	escungilo	noun
cookie (USA), biscuit (UK- sweet), cracker (savory)	galeta	noun
cool	tchide	adjective	Mexico Spanish: chido
Cool! Awesome!	¡Ratata!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
cool, chill	enfrijar	verb	Spanish: enfriar
cooling of the relations	enfrijamento dele relaciónz	noun
cooling trend	tendença de enfrijamento	noun
cooperate	coôperar	verb
cooperation	coôperación	noun
coordinate	coordinada	noun
coordinate	coordinar	verb
coordinated	coordinade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
coordinated	coordinadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
coordination	coordinación	noun
copier (copy machine), photocopier	fotocopiador	noun
coping mechanism	mecanismo de afrontamento	noun	Spanish: mecanismo de afrontamiento; Catalan: mecanisme d'afrontament
copper	arom	noun	Romansch
copper	cobrê	noun
copper, iron or zinc sulphate	acedj	noun	Spanish: aceche
coprophagy, coprophagia	coprofagia	noun
copy	copia	noun
copy	copiar	verb
coral reefs	recifiz de corai	noun
coral snake	coralillo	noun
cord, rope	bejuco	noun	Taino
cord, string, rope	corda	noun
cordial, from the heart	cordial	adjective
cordiality, warmth, geniality	cordialitá	noun
core, center	cor	noun
Coriolis pseudoforce	pseudoforça de Coriolis	noun		Coriolis effect
corn	mahís	noun	mahiz/mahís, Spanish: maíz, French: maïs
corn kernel (for popping)	pira	noun	Spanish
corncob, corn on the cob	tchoclo	noun
corner	esquina	noun
corner	rincón	noun
corner tower	torrio esquinare	noun
Cornwall, England	Cornuala	noun	Spanish: Cornualles, Portuguese: cornualha
corollary	corolario	noun
coronal mass ejection	ejección de masa coronal	noun
coronet, diadem: crown symbol	diadema	noun
corporate culture	cultura de empresa	noun
corporation	corporación	noun
corpse, dead body, cadaver	cádavêr	noun
correct	corrigir [correc-]	verb
correct, decent	correcte	adjective
correction	corrección	noun
correlation	correlación	noun
correlative	correlative	adjective
correspond	corresponder	verb
correspondence, communication through letters; connection/interchange	correspondença	noun
correspondent (news)	corresponsau	noun
corridor, passage	curredor	noun
corrupt	corromper [corrupt-]	verb
corrupt	corrupte	adjective
corruptibility	corruptibilitá	noun
corruptible	corruptíbel	adjective
corruption	corrupción	noun
cortex	córtiç [+:córticez]	noun
cortisol	cortisol	noun
cosmetological, cosmetics	cosmetológic	adjective
cosmic, outer space	cósmic	adjective
cosmological	cosmológic	adjective
cosmology	cosmologíê	noun
cosmopolitan, cosmopolite	cosmopolita	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: cosmopolita
cosmopolitan, cosmopolitical	cosmopolitic, cosmopolite	adjective	French: cosmopolitique, Spanish/Portuguese: cosmopolita
cosmopolitanism	cosmopolitismo	noun	Spanish/Italian/Portuguese
cost	custar	verb
cost	custo	noun
cost of admission, price of admission	precio de îngreso	noun	Italian: prezzo d’ingresso; Spanish: precio de entrada
cost-effective, profitable, worthwhile	rentábel	adjective
Costa Rica	Costa Rica	noun
Costa Rican	costaricense	adjective
costly, pricey	custose	adjective
cotton	goton	noun
cough up (mucus)	rascar	verb	Neapolitan
council	concilio	noun
Council of Europe	Concilio de Europa	noun
council-chamber, conclave, consistory	secretariu	noun		Latin: secretarium
counselor, adviser	consellero	noun
count	contar	verb
counterargument	contra-argumento	noun
counterattack	contraataqui, contra-ataqui	noun
counterdemonstrations	contrademostración	noun
counterfactual	contrafeitual	adjective
counterfeit, fake	terucho	noun	Lunfardo, old Spanish
counterhegemonic	contrahegemónic, contra-hegemónic	noun
counternarrative, counter-narrative	contranarrativa	noun
counterpart	homólogo	noun	Spanish
counterproductive	contraproducente	adjective
counterterrorism	contraterrorismo	noun
country, state of government	país	noun
countryside, country area	zona campestre	noun
countryside, the country	campaña	noun
county, shire	comtá, comdado	noun
coup within the military	baracazo	noun
coup, blow of state	colp de estat	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
couple	casau	noun
couple, connect, put together	acoplar	verb
couple, pair	pareha	noun
courage	coradj	noun
courageous	coradjose	adjective
course or track (usually for sports)	pista	noun
course, vulgar (language, behavior)	romplone	adjective	Spanish: romplón
course: direction of travel, way of proceeding	rumbo	noun
course: natural order	curso	noun
coursework	treballo de curso	noun	French: travaux de cours; Spanish: trabajo de curso; Catalan: treball del curs
courteous	ormate	adjective
courthouse, palace of justice	paleiso de justiça	noun
courtier, court-like, attendant, obliging	cortesan, cortesane	adjective
courtly, well-behaved, courteous, gentle, gracious	cortese	adjective
courts and judicial system considered as a group	judiciario	noun
courtyard, plaza, city center square	plasa	noun
cousin (any relation)	cosín	noun
covenant, agreement	convenio	noun	Spanish: convenio
cover	capa	noun
cover	cubrir [cubert-]	verb
cover art	arti de portada	noun	Spanish
cover up, harbor (a criminal), hide	encubrir	verb
cover/screen, lampshade, fireguard	pantalla	noun
coverage, range (of radio...), covering	cubertura	noun
covered	cuberte	adjective
covered	cubertu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
covered deck, promenade deck	cuberta de paseo	noun
covering	cubriente	adjective
covert action	acción encuverte	noun
covert operations	ôperaciónz encuverte	noun
cow	vaca [vacc-]	noun
coward	covarde	adjective	Portuguese: covarde; Spanish: cobarde; Catalan: covard
cowardly	covardemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cowboy	vaquero	noun
coworker, fellow worker	compañero de treballo	noun
crab	cranghixo	noun
crack	fenda	noun
crack, fissure in glass or ceramic	raja	noun
craft	artesanal	adjective
craftsman, artisan	artesano	noun
cramp, charley horse	caibra	noun
cranberry	atoca	noun
crank (of crossbow, etc)	manivela	noun
crap, shit	mierda	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
crappy thing, something really bad	bosta	noun	Portuguese
crash (into), collide with, hit something	chocar	verb
crash, smash-up, collision of vehicles	macanaso	noun
crayon, writing utensil usually made of colored wax	crayón	noun	French: crayon
crazily, madly	fôlemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
crazy, out of one's mind, mad	fôle	adjective	French: fou, folle
cream	creme	adjective
cream (of milk)	crem	noun
cream cheese	queso creme	noun
creamery (usually of ice cream)	cremería	noun
creamy	cremose	adjective
create	criar	verb
created	criade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
created	criadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
creating	criante	adjective
creation	criación	noun
creative	criative [criativa-]	adjective
creative destruction	destrucción criative	noun
creatively	criativamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
creator	criador	noun
creature	criatura	noun
credence, belief	creyença	noun
credible, believable	creíbel [credibil-]	adjective
credit (financial standing)	solvença	noun
credit card	tarxeta de crédito	noun
credulous, gullible	crédule	adjective
creek, brook	crica	noun
creep (detestable person)	lambicón	noun
creole language of Vanuatu	Bislama	noun
crescendo	crechendo	noun
crescent (food)	cruasant	noun
crescent, half-moon	medje-luna	noun
Cretan, from Crete	cretense	adjective
Crete	Creta	noun
crew (of a ship), air staff, manning	tripulación	noun	Spanish: tripulación; Portuguese: tripulação
crib	cuna	noun
cricket (insect)	griyo	noun
crime	crimen [+:crimenz; crimin-]	noun
crime	quetuhi	noun	Angloan Portuguese from Kimbundi: quituxe
criminal	criminal	adjective
criminal (person)	criminau	noun
criminal charge, penal matter	materia penal	noun
criminal, delinquent (person)	delincuenti	noun
crimson color, bluish deep red	carmeze	adjective	Spanish: carmesí
crises	crisiz	noun
crises of meaning	crisi de significado	noun	Portuguese: crise de significado; Spanish: crisis del significado
crisis	crisi	noun
crispness, great irritation	crispación	noun	Spanish
crispy bread served with tomato sauce, poached eggs, and grated cheese	pañurato	noun
criterion: singular criteria [+: criteria]	criterio [+: criterioz]	noun
critic, reviewer	critico	noun
critical juncture	conjuntura crític	noun	Spanish: coyunura crítica; Catalan: conjuntura crítica
critical, crucial	crucial	adjective
critical: fault-finding, analytical	crític	adjective
criticism	criticismo	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: criticismo
criticize	criticar	verb
Croatia	Croacia	noun
Croatian	croacian	adjective
Croatian	croata, croaciano	noun
crocodile	crocodilo	noun
crony	amigota	noun
cronyism	amighismo	noun
crooked, bent, loose-living, one-armed, bow-legged	tchueque	adjective
crops (of harvest)	colleitaz	noun	Portuguese: colheitas
cross	cruç [+:crucez]	noun
cross (over a bridge, road, border...); go through; traverse	atraversar	verb
cross-cultural	transcultural	adjective
crossbeam, transverse beam	travérs	noun	Spanish: través
crossbow	ballesta	noun	Spanish: ballesta
crossing out; correction	tachadura	noun	from Spanish: tachar
crossing, intersection	crucin	noun
crossroads, intersection	encrucio	noun	Sp: encruciajada. It: incrocio
crowd, group of people	xentío	noun
crowd, multitude	multitud [-tudin-]	noun
crown (on head)	curona	noun	French: couronne, Italian/Spanish/Catalan: corona, Portuguese: coroa, Romanian: coroana
crucible	crisol	noun	Spanish/Catalan
crucification	crucificación	noun
crucified	crucificadu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
crucifix	crucifixo	noun
crucifixion	crucificsión	noun
crucify	crucifiçar [crucifica-]	verb
cruel	cruele	adjective
cruelty, brutality	brutalitá	noun
crunch, grind, creak	cruxir	verb
crunchy, crispy	cruxiente	adjective
crunchy, crispy	crocante	adjective	Portuguese: crocante; Italian: croccante; Romanian: crocant
crusade	crusada	noun	Spanish:cruzada
crusader (in a figurative sense)	paladín	noun
crush, flatten, overwhelm (figurative)	aplastar	verb
crushed, flattened	aplastade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
crushed, flattened	aplastadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
crust	crosta	noun	Spanish: costra; Portuguese/Catalan: crosta; French: croûte
crusty	crostille	adjective	French: croustillant
cry of severe pain	grito de dolorez pronunciade	noun
cry out (to), shout (to)	clamar	verb
crybaby, weeper	llorón, llorona	noun
cryosphere	criosfera	noun
cryptography	criptografíê	noun
cryptological, cryptologic	criptológic	adjective
cryptologist	criptólogo	noun
cryptology	criptologíê	noun
crystal	cristau [cristal-]	noun
crystalline, transparent	cristaline	adjective
cuajada: dairy product like cottage cheese wrapped in plantain leaves	cuaxada	noun
cubic meter	metro cubic	noun
cucumber	pepino	noun
cuff (handcuff), boot (a vehicle)	chatchar	verb
cuisine, cooking (as an art)	cuizín	noun
cul-de-sac	culo-de-sac	noun
culinary, of cooking	culinare	adjective
culminate, reach/attain/conclude	culminar	verb
culminating, climactic: exciting or thrilling and acting as a climax to a series of events	culminante	adjective
culpability	culpabilitá	noun
cult	culto	noun
cultivate, weed	cultivar	noun
cultivation	cultivación	noun
cultural	cultural	adjective
cultural anthropology	antropologíê cultural	noun
cultural upheaval	agitación cultural	noun
culture	cultura	noun
cuneiform	cuneiforme	adjective
cup, any kind	chícara	noun
cup, mug (has handle)	tasa	noun	Sp: taza, Fr: tasse
cupboard	cachi	noun
curassow (type of tropical bird)	pahuil	noun
curassow: pheasant-like bird from American tropical forests	curasau	noun	Portuguese
curb	bordillo	noun
curd, soured milk	coagul	noun
curly	rizade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
curly	rizadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
curly hair	cabello rizade	noun
current (of water)	currenti	noun
current affairs, current news	l'actualitá	noun
current, running	currente	adjective
curry	quêri	noun
cursed	maldite	adjective
cursed, sworn	maldicidu	past participle
curtailment, shortening	acortamento	noun
curtain	cortina	noun
curtain (especially in theater), backcloth	telón	noun
curvaceous	curviliñe	adjective
cushion	cochín	noun
cushion, soften, absorb (impact), muffle (sound)	amortiguar	verb
custom	costumi	noun
custom or practice of handpicking candidates for office	dedaso	noun
custom, personalized	pesonalizade	adjective
customary, usual	consuete	adjective
customs control (when entering a country)	aduana	noun
customs officer, revenue collector	almochref	noun	Spanish: almojarife from Andalusian Arabic al-mušríf, from Arabic mušrif: supervisor, overseer
cut a record	grabar un disco	verb
cut in half or slices	partir	verb
cut into, make incision, impinge (on rights/power)	încidir [încide-]	verb
cut or shuffle a deck of cards	barahar	verb	Lunfardo
cut out, cut off (usually pertains to surgery)	egcider	verb
cut, carve (culinary)	trinchar	verb	Spanish: trinchar
cut, clear brush	tchapiar	verb
cute	tierne	adjective
cutter: person who cuts the hanging clusters of fruit from banana plants or a coffee picker	cortero	noun
cutting edge	gumi	noun
cyan, light blue	cian	adjective
cyber attack	ciberataqui	noun
cyber security	seguritá cibernétic	noun
cybercriminal, cyber criminal	cibercriminau; ciberdelincuenti	noun
cyberspace	ciberespaço	noun
cyberterrorism, cyber terrorism	ciberterrorismo	noun
cycle, series of phases	ciclo	noun
cyclone	ciclón	noun
cylander	cilindro	noun
cylinder head, hind quarters, buttstock (of weapon)	culata	noun
cymbal	címbalo	noun	Italian: cembalo; Portuguese/Spanish: címbalo; French: cymbale
cynical	cínic	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: cínico/a; Italian: cinico/a
cypress (tree)	ciprés	noun
Cyprus	chipren	noun
Czech	tcheco	noun
Czech (from Czechoslovakia)	tcheque	adjective
Czech Republic	República Tcheque	noun
D.J., Disc Jockey	di-jey	noun
dabbler, fan, amateur	aficionado	noun	Spanish: aficionado
dad, father	padrê [patern-]	noun
daddy, dearest dad	papá, papi	noun
dagger	daga	noun
dagnabit, darn	¡Poura!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
daily (occurring each day)	diare	adjective
daily life	cotidiano	noun
daily life	vida cotidian (le__)	noun
daily life (normal life)	vida normal (le__)	noun
dairy product	lácteo	noun
daisy (flower), also a drink	margarita	noun	Spanish: margarita; Portuguese: margarida, Italian: margherita, French: marguerite
damage, harm	perjuiso	noun
damnation, curse	maldicción	noun
dance	bailar	verb
dance	dança	noun
dance exclusively with (just one person)	abonar-se cun	verb
dance hall, dancehall	sala de dança	noun
dance party	runga	noun
dance party, celebration (colloquial)	pachanga	noun
dancer	bailador	noun
dandelion	pisalet	noun	Venetian, French
dandruff, dander	caspa	noun
danger (of death)	periglo de óbitu	noun
dangerous, perilous	periglose	adjective
Danish	danech	noun
Danish	danese	adjective
Dantesque, Dantean (pertaining to Dante’s style)	dantesc	adjective
daoism, taoism	daoísmo	noun
dark, badly-lit	escure	adjective
darken, overshadow, put in the shade	obscurecer [-esca-]	verb
darkness, total obscurity	tinebras	noun
data storage	armacenamento de datoz	noun
database	basi de datoz	noun
database connection	conecsión de basi de datoz	noun
dataset	conjunto de datoz	noun
date	fetcha	noun	Spanish: fecha
date (fruit)	dati	noun
datum [+:data, information/facts]	dato [+:datoz]	noun
daughter	filla	noun	Spanish pronunciation with f at beginning
daughter-in-law	nora	noun	Italian: nuora; Portuguese/Catalan/Galician: nora; Spanish: nuera; Romanian: noră
dauntless, unmoved by threat or danger, intrepid	intrepide	adjective
dawn, daybreak, wake up (in the morning)	amañecer [-esca-]	verb
day before yesterday	anteyeri	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
day laborer; someone who works between sunrise and sunset	djornalero	noun	French: journalier
Day of the Dead	Día dele Mortoz	noun
day-to-day, everyday, daily	cotidian	adjective
day: full rotation of planet around its axis; the whole 24-hour day as a time unit	día	noun
day: length of time (usually) between sunrise and sunset	djorn	noun	French: journée, Italian: giorno
dazed, not quite there	zonze	adjective
DBA, Database Administrator	administrador de basi de datoz	noun
de jure: according to rightful entitlement or claim	de jurio	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
de-emphasize, deemphasize	desenfatizar	verb
deacon	diacono	noun
deactivate, disable (computer, comments on blog...)	desactivar	verb
deactivated, disabled	desactivade	adjective
dead bolt	martabela	noun
dead, died	morte	adjective
dead, died	mortu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deadly, slaughterous, lethal	mortífere	adjective
deaf, voiceless	surde	adjective
deafness	surdesa	noun	Catalan: sordesa; Portuguese: surdez
deal with; finish off, dispose of, dispatch	despatchar	verb
dealer, concessionaire, agent of goods	concesionario	noun
dean, doyen/doyenne: most prominent person in a field	deyen	noun
deanship	deyenazgo	noun	Spanish: decanazgo, deanazgo and French: deyen
dear, expensive: worth a lot	chere	adjective
dear, valued person	cheriño, cheriña	noun
dearest grandmother	abulita	noun
dearest mom, beautiful young mother	mamacita	noun
death	óbitu	noun	Portuguese, English: obituary
death penalty	pena de óbitu	noun
death personified	calaca	noun
death personified	le pelona	noun
death, passing on	falecimento	noun
debatable, arguable, moot	discutíbel	adjective
debate	debati	noun
debate, discuss	debatir	verb
debauchery, an anything goes mentality	libertinadj	noun
debilitate, weaken	debilitar	verb
debilitating, weakening	debilitante	adjective
debilitation, weakening	debilitación	noun
debit (of bank account)	debit	noun
debit card	tarxeta de débito	noun
debris	derrubioz	noun	Spanish: derrubios
debris (of building)	escombroz	noun
debt	deuda	noun
debutante: upper class young lady	debutanti	noun
decade	década	noun
decadence	decadença	noun
decarbonization	descarburación	noun
decarbonization of steel	descarbonación	noun
decay, decline, weakening (of health)	decaimento	noun
decay, wane	decair [decade-]	verb
decayed	decayú	verb	past tense of decair
deceased	falecidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deceased, dead	falecido	noun
deceased, the late	falecide	adjective
deceitful person	famuyero	noun
deceitful, lying, mendacious, dishonest	embustere	adjective
deceive, mislead	twomper	verb
deceiving, misleading	twompose	adjective
decelerate: go slower	desacelerar	verb
deceleration	desaceleración	noun
December (12th month of Gregorian calender)	dicembro	noun
decency	decença	noun
decent, acceptable	decente	adjective
decentering, bias	descentramento	noun
decentralization	descentralización	noun
decentralize	descentralizar	verb
decentralized	descentralizade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
decentralized	descentralizadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deception, hoax	engaño	noun
deceptive	engañose	adjective	Spanish: engañoso/a
deceptively	engañosamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: engañosamente
decide	decidir	verb
decided, purposeful	decidide	adjective
decided, purposeful	decididu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deciliter	decilitro	noun
decimal	decimal	adjective
decimal	decimau	noun
decipher	descifrar	verb
decision	decisión	noun
decision-making procedures	procedimento de toma de decisiónz	noun
decisive	decisive	adjective
decisive role	rol decisive	noun
decisive, blunt, forceful	contundente	adjective
declaim: utter or deliver words or a speech in a rhetorical or impassioned way	declamar	verb
declaimed	declamade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
declaimed	declamadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
declamation	declamación	noun
declaration, announcement	declaración	noun
declare	declarar	verb
declare, enounce, pronounce	pronunciar	verb
declare: make clear, show	manifestar	verb
declassified	desclasificade	adjective
declassify	desclasifiçar [desclasifica-]	verb
decolonialization,decolonialisation	descolonialización	noun
decompose	descomponer [descompust-, descompusi-, descomponga-, descomposi-]	verb
deconstruct	desconstruir	verb
decontamination	descontaminación	noun
decor, set	decor	noun
decorate	decorar	verb
decoration	decoración	noun
decorative	decorative	adjective
decoupling	desacopladj; desacoplamento	noun	French: découplage
dedicated, devoted to, delivered/handed-over	entregade	adjective
dedication, devotion towards a cause, work towards something	dedicación	noun
dedocrat	dedócrata	noun
deduce, deduct	deducir [dedux-, dedusca-, deducc-]	verb
deduction	deducción	noun
deductive	deductive	adjective
deductive reasoning	reizonamento deductive	noun
deed, work, works (of artist), charity	obra [ôpera-]	noun
deep, profound	profunde	adjective
deep-fried flour roll filled with cheese, cheese stick	tequeño	noun
deepness, profundity (deep knowledge or insight; intensity of state or emotion)	profunditá	noun
deer	cervo	noun
defeat, beat in a game	derrotar	verb
defeat, loss	derrota	noun
defect (in manufacturing), fault (geology)	falla	noun
defect, flaw	difeitu	noun
defective, deficient	difeituose	adjective
defend	defender	verb
defendant, the accused	acusado	noun
defender (of something/someone), advocate	defensor	noun
defense	defensa	noun
defenseless, defenceless, undefended	indefense	noun	Spanish: indefenso; French: sans défense
defensive	defensive	adjective
deficiency	carença	noun
deficit, shortfall	déficit	noun
defile, sully, smear	manchar	verb
define	definir	verb
defined, definite	definide	adjective
defined, definite	definidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
defining, distinctive	definitorie	adjective
definitely	definitivamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
definition	definición	noun
definitive, final	definitive [definitiva-]	adjective
deflect	desviar	verb
deflection	desviación	noun
defoliate, pull off petals	desfollar	verb	Spanish: deshojar, Portuguese: desfolhar, French: défolier, Italian: defogliar
defy, challenge, brave	desafiar	verb
degenerate: decline or deteriorate physically, mentally, or morally.	desgenerar	verb
degenerated	desgenerade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
degenerated	desgeneradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
degeneration	desgenración	noun
degrade	degradar	verb
degrading	degradante	adjective
degree (usually bachelor's), course of study	licensatura	noun	Spanish: licenciatura
dehumanization	deshumanización	noun
dehumanize	deshumanizar	verb
dehydrate	deshidratar	verb
dehydrated	deshidratade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
dehydrated	deshidratadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deject	dejetar	verb
dejected, downcast, demoralized, haggard (face)	abatide	adjective
dejected, downcast, demoralized, haggard (face)	abatidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
dejection	dejección	noun
delay	atraso	noun
delay (train, flight, opening), hold-up (colloquial), push back, lose time	retrasar	verb
delayed, held back	retrasade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
delayed, held back	retrasadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
delegate: send as a representative	delegar	verb
delegation	delegación	noun
deletion (biological)	deleción	noun
deliberate	deliberar	verb
deliberate, intentional, purposeful, calculated	zamirne [zamirna-]	adjective	Czech
deliberately	zamirnamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Czech
deliberately, expressly, clearly and plainly, on purpose	egspesamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: expresamente
deliberation	deliberación	noun
delicate, gentle	delicade	adjective
delicate, thin (of object)	delgade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
delicate, thin (of object)	delgadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
delicious, yummy	delichose	adjective
delight	deleitar	verb
delight, allure	delicha	noun
delight, enchant	encantar	verb
delighted, enchanted	encantade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
delighted, enchanted	encantadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
delightful	deleitose	adjective
delinquency, unlawfulness, crime	delincuença	noun
delinquent, criminal, offending	delincuente	adjective
deliverable	entregábel	adjective
deliverable, final product	producto final	noun
delivery	entrega	noun
deluge, flood, inundation	înundación	noun
demagogue	demagogo	noun
demagoguery	declaraciónz demagógic	noun
demand	demanda	noun	Spanish
demand (for)	demanda de	noun
demand: require/need, call for (resources, fee), exigent upon	egsigir [egsige-]	verb
demented, insane	demente	adjective
demobilize	desmovilizar	verb
democracy	democraciê [democrat-]	noun
democrat	demócrata	noun
democratic	democrátic	adjective
Democratic primaries	primariz democrátic	noun
democratize	democratizar	verb
demon	demonio	noun
demonstrable	demostrábel	adjective
demonstrate, prove	demostrar	verb
demonstration	demostración	noun
demonstration of respect and hospitality in social situations	tarof	noun
demonstrative	demostrative	adjective
demonstrator, protestor, demonstrationist, rioter	manifestanti	noun
demoralize	desmoralizar	verb
demoralized	desmoralizade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
demoralized	desmoralizadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
demystify	desmistifiçar [desmistifica-]	verb
denigrate, defame	denigrar	verb
denigrated	denigrade	adjective
denim	denîm	noun
Denmark	danimarca	noun
denominate	denominar	verb
denomination (of money); naming, designation	denominación	noun
dénouement; an untying (of knots, nodes)	desanodar	verb	Spanish: desanudar; Latin: nodus
denounce	denunciar	verb
denounce somebody, squeal (inform police...)	chivar-se	verb
dense, thick (fog)	dense	adjective
density	densitá	noun
dental	dental	adjective
dental floss	filo dental	noun
dentist	dentista	noun
denunciator	denuncianti	noun
deodorant	desodoranti	noun
deontological	deontologic	adjective
deontology	deontologíê	noun
depart, part: break off, break from; slice (a sandwich, pizza, cake)	partir de	noun
department or ministry of government, department of a business	departamento	noun
departmental	departamental	adjective
departure (of person)	partença	noun
depend, hang upon (something else)	depender	verb
depended	dependide	adjective
depended	dependidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
dependence	dependença	noun
dependent	dependenti	noun
dependent, depending	dependente	adjective
depersonalize	despesonalizar	verb	Spanish: despersonalizar
depletion, exhaustion	agotamento	noun	Spanish: agotamiento
deplorable	deplorábel	adjective
deplore	deplorar	verb
deployment, display	depleyamento	noun
depoliticization	despolitización	noun
depoliticize	despolitizar	verb
depopulate	despobular	verb
depopulated	despobulade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
depopulated	despobuladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deport, carry off	deportar	verb
deportation	deportación	noun
deporting	deportante	adjective
deposit (down payment or natural resources)	dipósito	noun
deposit (money, layer of sediment), put down or in	dipositar	verb
depository, dumping ground, landfill	dipositorio	noun
deprave, corrupt, spoil	estragar	verb
depression	depresión	noun
deprive	privar	verb
depth (distance from front to back)	profundura	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
depth (measurement, quantitative)	profundor	noun
dereification	desreificación	noun
derivation	derivación	noun
derivational	derivacional	adjective
derivative	derivado	noun
derivative, less original	de origen; peor original	adjective
derive from, come from, arise from	derivar	verb
derived, derivative	derivade	adjective
derogatory	derogatorie	adjective
descend	descender	verb
descendant	descendenti	noun
descendant of escaped African slaves	garifuna	noun
describe	descriver [descrit-, descrip-]	verb
described	descritu	past participle
description	descripción	noun
desecade	desiccated	adjective
desecar	desiccate	verb
desecration	profanación	noun
desegmentation	dessegmentación	noun
desert: barren area of land where little precipitation falls	deserto	noun
deserted	deserte	adjective
deserve, merit	meriter	verb
deserving	meritente	adjective
desiccation: process of extreme drying	desecación	noun
design, draw	diseñar	verb
designate, appoint	designar	verb
designated	designade	adjective
designated officer of the government	designado	noun
designer	diseñador	noun
desirable	desejábel	adjective
desirable, hoped for	suhetíbel	adjective	French: souhaitable
desire, wish	desejar	verb	desear in Spanish
desire, wish	desejo	noun
desk (in classroom)	pupiri	noun	Sp: pupitre
desk or place of writing	escritorio	noun
despair	desesperança	noun
despair	desesperar	verb
desperate	desesperade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
desperate	desesperadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desperation, hopelessness	desesperación	noun	Catalan: desesperació, Spanish: desesperación, Italian: disperazione, French: désespoir, Portuguese: desespero
despise, hate	despreciar	verb	Spanish: despreciar; Portuguese:desprezar
despite, notwithstanding, in spite of	a pesar de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish; Portuguese: apesar de
dessert (usually a pastry)	postrê	noun
destabilization	desestabilización	noun
destabilize	desestabilizar	verb
destabilizing	desestabilizante	adjective
destigmatize	desestigmatizar	verb	Spanish
destination: stopping point (not necessarily a place)	destinación	noun
destiny, fate	destino	noun
destiny, luck, fortune	mazêl	noun	Judeo-Spanish
destroy	destruir [destruc-]	verb
destroyed	destruyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
destruction	destrucción	noun
detach, disconnect	destacher	verb	destacar
detachment	destachemento	noun
detail	detall	noun
detail	detallar	verb
detailed, close (examination)	detallade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
detailed, close (examination)	detalladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
details	detallez	noun
detain, hold back	detener [detuvi-, detenga-]	verb
detained	detenide	adjective
detained	detenidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
detect, perceive	deteger [detec-]	verb
detection	detección	noun
detective (person)	detectivo	noun
detergent	detergenti	noun
deteriorate	deteriorar	verb
deterioration	deterioración, deterioro	noun
determinant	determinanti	noun
determinate	determinade	adjective
determination, resolution	determinación	noun
determine	determinar	verb
determining	condicionante	adjective
deterrence, dissuasion	disuasión	noun	Spanish: disuasión
detonate	detonar	verb
detonation	detonación	noun
detriment, a rubbing off	detrimento	noun
detrimental	detrimental	adjective
Deuteronomy	Deuteronomio	noun
devalorize	desvalorizar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: desvalorizar
devalorized	desvalorizade	adjective
devaluation	devaluación	noun
devalue: cause someone or thing to seem less valuable	subvalorar	verb
devastation	devastación	noun
devastational	devastacional	adjective
develop	desveloper	verb
developed	desvelopide	adjective
developed	desvelopidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
developed country	país desvelopide	noun
developer	desvelopidor	noun
developing	desvelopente	adjective
developing country	país en desvelopimento	noun
development	desvelopimento	noun
developmental	desvelopimental	adjective
deviate	desviar	verb
deviation	desviación	noun
device	dispositivo	noun
device that deposits or moves from one place to another	diposituôr	noun
device that helps hens lay eggs	ponduôr	noun
device that slaughters animals	matatuôr	noun
devil	diablo [diabol-]	noun
devil's advocate	advogado dele diablo	noun
devilish, demonic	endiablade	adjective	Portuguese: endiabrado; Spanish: endiablado
devote, dedicate	dedicar	verb
devotion	devoción	noun
devour	devorar	verb
dew	orvallo	noun	Portuguese: orvalho
dew	rocío	noun	Spanish
dexterity, skill, deftness	degstresa	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: destreza, Italian: destrezza, French: dextérité
dextrous, skilled, skillful, deft	degstre	adjective	Portuguese/Italian: destro, Catalan: destre, Spanish: diestro
diabolical, devilish	diabólic	adjective
diagenesis	diagénesi	noun
diagnose	diagnosticar	verb
diagnosed	diagnosticade	adjective
diagnosis	diagnosi	noun
diagnostic	diagnóstic	adjective
diagram	diagrama	noun
dialect	dialecto	noun	Spanish: dialecto, Portuguese: dialeto, French: dialecte
dialect continuum	contínuo dialectal	noun
dialectical logic	lógica dialéctic	noun
dialogue	diálogo	noun
diamond	diamanti	noun
diaper, nappy (British English)	pañali	noun	Spanish
diaphragm	diafragma	noun
diarrhea	diarrea	noun
diaspora	diáspora	noun
diasporic	diaspóric	adjective
dice (in a game of chance)	ganisoz	noun
dichotomization	dicotomización	noun
dichotomous	dicotómic	adjective
dichotomy	dicotomíê	noun
dictate	dictar	verb
dictation: the act of dictating material to be recorded or taken down in writing; or authoritative commands	dictación	noun
dictational	dictacional	adjective
dictative	dictative	adjective
dictator	dictador	noun
dictatorship	dictatura	noun
diction: act of speaking or singing	dicción	noun
dictionary: collection of dictions	diccionario	noun
die	murir [mort-]	verb
diesel engine	diésel-motor	noun
dietary fiber	fibra dietétic	noun
differ	diferer	verb
difference	diferença [diferench-, diferencia-]	noun
differencial	diferenchal	adjective
different	diferente	adjective
differential calculus	calculo diferenchal	noun
differential geometry	geometríê diferenchal	noun
differentiate	diferenciar	verb
differentiation	diferenciación	noun
differently	diferentemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
difficult	difícil	adjective
difficult, fastidious	escolimose	adjective
difficulty	dificultá	noun
diffuse, not concentrated	defuse	adjective
dig (manually)	cavar	verb
digestive juices	sucoz digestive	noun
digital trail	rastro digital	noun
digitization	digitización	noun
digitize	digitizar	verb
dignity, rank/position	dignitá	noun
digraph	dígrafo	noun
dilate, lengthen, draw or stretch out	estirar	verb
dilemma	dilema	noun
diligent	diligente	adjective
diligently	dilixentemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
dililigence	diligença	noun
dilute, weaken	diluir	verb
dilution	dilución	noun
dimerization	dimerización	noun
diminish	diminuir	verb
diminished	diminuyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
diminution: reduction in size, extent or importance	diminución	noun
diminutive	diminutive	adjective
diminutive (grammar)	diminutivo	noun
diminutive, tiny, minute	diminute	adjective
dimly lit, shadowy	en penumbra	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
dine	denar	verb
dining room (fancy word)	triclinio	noun
dining room, eating place	chamb de comer, comedouro	noun
dinner	dena	noun
diplomacy	diplomacia [diplomat-]	noun
diplomat	diplomata	noun
diplomatic	diplomátic	adjective
diplomatist: Foreign Office employee officially engaged as a diplomat; a person who is astute and tactful in any negotiation or relationship	diplomáticien	noun
direct, drive/lead in, guide	dirigir [dirige-, direc-]	verb
direction	dirección	noun
directional	direccional	adjective
directive	directive	adjective
directive	directiva	noun
directly	directamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
director's office	despatcho dele director	noun
director, manager (of company)	director	noun
directory, folder, dossier, directive	directuôr	noun
diremption: separation or division into two parts; disjunction	disjunción	noun	Spanish: disyunció
dirty (not clean)	suje	adjective
disadvantaged, unfavored	desfavorecide	adjective
disadvantaged, unfavored	desfavorecidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
disagree	disacordar	verb
disappear (do the opposite of appear)	desaparecer [-esca-]	verb
disappoint, let down, dash (hope)	defraudar	verb
disarm	desarmar	verb
disarmament	desarmamento	noun
disaster	desastrê	noun
discard, throw away	descartar-se	verb
discern/understand (intentions)	discernir	verb
disciple to	discipular	verb
disciple: someone learning to live by faith in Jesus	discípul	noun
discipleship	discipulado	noun
disciplinary	disciplinare	adjective
discipline	disciplina	noun
discographic	discográfic	adjective
discography (created music collection)	discografíê	noun
discomfort	desconforto	noun
disconnect	desconectar	verb
discontent, malcontent, unhappy, disgruntled	descontente	adjective
discordant, clashing, conflicting (opinions, tones)	discordante	adjective
discourage	descoradjar	verb
discourage (confidence), reduce: bring down; knock down ( a tree); kill (livestock)	abatir	verb
discouraged	descoradjade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
discouraged	descoradjadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
discouragement	descoradjamento	noun
discouragement, dejection (feeling), despondency; depression (mental/psychological)	abatimento	noun
discourse, speech	discurso	noun
discover, uncover	descubrir [descubert-]	verb
discovered, uncovered	descubertu	past participle
discoverer (person)	descubridor	noun
discovery	descubrimento	noun
discovery, finding, find	allazgo	noun	Spanish: hallazgo
discreet	discrete	adjective
discrepancy	discrepança	noun	Spanish: discrepancia; Portuguese: discrepância
discretion, prudence	discreción	noun
discretionary	discrecional, discrecionare	adjective	French: discrétionnaire; Portuguese: discricionária; Spanish: discrecional
discriminate	discriminar	verb
discrimination	discriminación	noun
discriminatory	discriminatorie	adjective
discursive	discursive	adjective
discursive strategy	estrategiê discursive	noun
discursive text	tecstu discursive	noun
discuss	discutir [discus-]	verb
discuss, converse, negotiate regarding governing or managing, usually through parliamentary or judicial means	palar	verb
discussed	discutidu	past participle
discussion	discusión	noun
disdain	desdén	noun
disembowel	desentrañar	verb
disfigure	desfigurar	verb
disgrace, sickeningness, foulness, disgust	asco	noun
disguise, conceal	disfrazar	verb
disguise, conceal	disimular	verb	Spanish: disimular
disgust	desgustar	verb
disgust	desgusto	noun
disgust	nojo	noun
disgusted	desgustade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
disgusted	desgustadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
disgusting	desgustante	adjective
disgusting	nojente	adjective
dish of refried beans covered in cheese	fundido	noun
dishonorable	deshônrose	adjective
disinfect	desînfectar	verb
disinfectant	desînfectanti	noun
disk spooling	armacenamento têmporare en disco	noun
disloyalty	deslealitá	noun
dismantle, strip or tear apart (a vehicle, machine), decommission	desmantelar	verb	Portuguese/Spanish: desmantelar
dismantled, decommissioned	desmantelade	adjective	Spanish: desmantelada
dismay	consternar	verb
dismay, consternation, despondency	desalento	noun
dismissive, disdainful, scornful	desdeñose	adjective
disobedience	desobidiença	noun
disorder	disorden	noun
disorder, depravation, depravity	estragamento	noun
disorderly: in a state of disarray	disordenade	adjective
disparate	disparate	adjective
disparate; make different	disparar	verb
disparity [+:disparities]	disparitá	noun
dispatch, office, study	despatcho	noun
dispensability	dispensabilitá	noun
dispensable	dispensábel	adjective
dispensation	dispensación	noun
disperse, scatter	dispersar	verb
dispersion, dispersal	dispersión	noun
displacement	desplacimento	noun
display cabinet, store window	vitrina	noun
display setting	regulador dele displey	noun
disputatious	disputatore; controversial	adjective
dispute (with another), debate	altercar	verb
disputed	altercade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
disputed	altercadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
disputer, debater	altercanti	noun
disregard, neglect, delay	postergar	verb
dissatisfaction, discontent, discontentment	descontentamento	noun
disseminate	diseminar	verb
dissemination	diseminación	noun
dissension	disención	noun
dissensus, dissension, widespread dissent	dissensu	noun
dissent	disentimento	noun	Spanish: disentimiento; Italian: dissentimento; French: dissentiment;
dissent	disentir	verb	Italian: dissentire; Portuguese: dissentir; Spanish: disentir
dissention	disensión	noun	Portuguese: dissensão; French: dissension; Catalan: dissensió; Romanian: disensiune
dissertation, written speech	discurso escrite	noun
dissidence	disidença	noun	Spanish: disidencia; Portuguese: dissidência; French: dissidence; Catalan: dissidència; Italian: dissidenza; Romanian: disidenta
dissident	disidente	adjective
dissimulate, pretend	disimular	verb
dissimulation, dissemblance, concealment	disimulación	noun
dissipate, disperse	disipar	verb
dissolute	disolute	adjective
dissolution	disolución	noun
dissolve	disolver	verb
dissolvent, thinner	disolventi	noun
dissonance	disonança	noun
dissonant	disonante	adjective
dissuade	disuadir [disuas-]	verb
dissuaded	disuadide	adjective
dissuasion	disuasión	noun	Portuguese: dissuasão, Italian: dissuasione, Spanish: disuasión, Catalan: dissuasió
distance	distança	noun
distance, space out (make space between), drive apart (alienate)	distanciar	verb
distancing (oneself)	un distançamento	noun	Spanish: un distanciamiento
distant	distante	adjective
distant, far away	lexane	adjective
distant, far away place not easily accessible	hurutungo	noun
distant, remote	afastade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
distant, remote	afastadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
distill	distilar	verb
distillation	distilación	noun
distiller, beer maker	distilero	noun
distillery	distilería	noun
distinct	distinte	adjective
distinction	distinción	noun
distinctive	distintive	adjective
distinctiveness, peculiarity	peculiaritá	noun
distinguish	distinguir	verb
distinguishable	diferenciábel	adjective
distinguished, distinguishable	distinguíbel	adjective
distinguisher	distinguidor	noun
distort	distorsionar	verb
distortion	distorsión	noun
distract	distraher [distrac-]	verb
distracted, absent in mind	distrahide [distrahida-]	adjective
distraction from concentration	distracción	noun
distribute, allot	distribuir	verb
distributed	distribuyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
distributing machine	distribuidora	noun
distribution	distribución	noun
distribution chain, supply chain	cadena de distribución	noun
distribution list	lista de distribución	noun
distributor	distribuidor	noun
district attorney, public prosecutor	fiscalía	noun	Spanish
district, territory/region; administrative division comprising a number of municipalities	comarca	noun	Spanish
distrustful, suspicious	suspicace	adjective
disunity	desunión	noun
diurnal	giurne	adjective
dive, plunge, dip	mergullar	verb	Portuguese: mergulhar
diver	mergullador	noun	Portuguese: mergulhador
diverge	diverger	verb
divergent	divergente	adjective
diverse political entities	diverse entîtáz polític	noun
diverse, various	diverse	adjective
diversification	diversificación	noun
diversify	diversifiçar [diversifica-]	verb
diversion, entertainment, amusement	diversión	noun
diversity	diversitá	noun
divide	dividir	verb
dividend	dividendo	noun
dividing	divisore	adjective
divination	divinación	noun
divine, God-like, of God	divine	adjective
divinity	divinitá	noun
division	división	noun
divisional	divisional	adjective
divulgation: act of divulging or publishing; disclosure, spreading for popularization	divulgación	noun
divulge, publicize, disclose (information)	divulgar	verb
dizzy	gile	adjective	Tagalog: hilo from Sp: giro
Djibouti	Djibuti	noun
DNA replication	replicación de ADN	noun
do business (with), make a deal	bisnear	verb
do, make	facer [-fici-, fetch-, faga-, far-]	verb	Latin: facere, Galician,Asturian: facer
do/make (imperative or command form)	faç	verb	Portuguese: faz, faça, façamos, fazei, façam; Spanish: haz, haga, hagamos, haced, hagan; French: fais, faisons, faites
do/make (present subjunctive form)	fagam	verb	Spanish: haga, hagas, hagamos, hagáis, hagan; Portuguese: faça, faças, façamos, façais, façam; Galician: faga, fagas, fagamos, fagades, fagan
dock (of ships, planes), adapt or settle in (of people to a new place or routine)	acoplar-se	verb
dock, shipside	darsena	noun
doctor: person who holds a doctorate degree	doctor	noun
doctoral	doctoral	adjective
Doctors without Borders	Médicienz sens Frontiraz	noun
doctrinal	doctrinal	adjective
doctrine	doctrina	noun
doctrine of abrogation	doctrina de abrogación	noun
document	documento	noun
document, section of paper	pliego	noun
documentary	documentario	noun
dodge, sidestep	esquivar	verb
doesn't matter	na împortam	verb
dog (animal species)	cani	noun
dog days; in July and August	canicula	noun
dog-like animal	canino	noun
dog: cherished pet	cachor	noun
dogma	dogma	noun
dogmatic	dogmátic	adjective
dojang, martial arts studio	dojang	noun	Korean
doll	muñeca	noun
dollar (US currency)	dólêr ($)	noun
dolma: grape leaves with filling of rice and vegetables, spices and sometimes meat	dolma	noun	Turkish
dolomite	dolomita	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: dolomita, Italian/French: dolomite
dolphin	dolfín	noun
domain name (internet)	nomi de dominio	noun
domain, field, realm	domein	noun	French: domaine; English: domain
Dome of the Rock	Cúpula dele Roca	noun
dome, cupola	cúpula	noun
domestic politics	política doméstic	noun
domicile: the country that a person treats as their permanent home, or lives in and has a substantial connection with.	domicilio	noun
domicile: treat a specified country as a permanent home.	domiciliar	verb
domiciled	domiciliade	adjective
dominate, have good command of (mastery of)	dominar	verb
domination	dominación	noun
domineering, overbearing, very powerful	prepotente	adjective
dominoes (game)	dominoz	noun
don't worry	Na te priocupem	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
donated	donade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
donated	donadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
donation	donación	noun
donation	donativo	noun
donkey (animal); halfwit/dummy (person)	burro	noun
donkey, ass	asno	noun
donor, donator	donanti	noun
door panel	entrepaño	noun
dormitory, sleeping quarters	dormitorio	noun
double	doble	adjective
double bass	gíun	noun	Romansch
double helix	doble hélici	noun
double, bend in half	doblar	verb
doubt	dubda	noun
doubt	dubdar	verb
doubtful, dubious, questionable, suspect	dubdose	adjective
douche, give a shower	duchar	verb
doughnut, donut	dounêt	noun
dove: bird	paloma	noun
down the street	callê-abaiju	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
down, below (anything below your reference point), downward	abaiju	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
downhill slope	declivi	noun
downstairs, lower, from bottom	de enbaiju	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
downstream, downriver	aguas-abaiju, rivo-abaiju	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
downwards, bent down (something pointed in that direction)	acia abaiju	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
dozen, twelve of something	dúzina	noun	Catalan: dotzena; Portuguese: dúzia; Spanish: docena; French: douzaine; Romanian: duzină; Italian: dozzina
drag, drag down (sometimes: attract or draw in), pull	arrastrar	verb
drain (water when cooking)	drenar	verb	Spanish: drenar
drama	drama	noun
dramatic	dramátic	adjective
dramatically	dramaticamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
drapes, curtain	rido	noun
drawer (of cabinet or dresser)	tiruôr	noun
drawing	dibuxo	noun	Catalan: dibuix, Spanish: dibujo
drawing, design	diseño	noun
dream	soño	noun	Italian: sogno; Portuguese: sonho; Spanish: sueño; Galician: soño; Catalan: somni
dream	soñar	verb
dress (of woman), gown	vestido	noun
dress, put on clothes	vestir	verb
dressed	vestide	adjective
dressed	vestidu	past participle
dried corn that is grounded with cinnamon and allspice into a flour	pinol	noun
dried cow dung	muñiga	noun
dried lentils	dêl	noun
dried or cured fish fillet	cecina	noun
dried pumpkin-shell bowl	calabaso	noun
dried wheat	moti	noun
dried, dry	seque	adjective
drill	taladro	noun	Spanish
drill (large, for mining and engineering)	perforadora	noun	Spanish
drill bit	tarabela	noun
drink	bever	verb
drinking fountain	abrevuôr	noun
drinking straw	popoti	noun
drive (a vehicle)	manexar	verb	Mexico Spanish: manejar
drive (a vehicle), conduct a train, lead (to)	conducir [condux-, condusca-, conducc-]	verb
driver (of motor vehicle)	motorista	noun
driver (of vehicle), conductor	conductor	noun
driver, chauffeur	chofêr	noun	Spanish
driving	motore	adjective	Spanish: motriz and motor
driving force, prime mover	força motore	noun
drizzle	chuvizna	noun
drizzle, street music	chintchin	noun
drop	gotcha	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: gota; Italian: goccia; French: goutte
drop, tumble	tomber	verb
droplet	gotchilla	noun	Spanish: gotita, gotilla; Catalan: goteta; French: gouttelette; Italian: gocciolina; Portuguese: gotícula
drown, choke, suffocate, hinder/cripple (more figurative)	ahogar	verb
drug addict	tocsicodependenti, drogadicto	noun	Portuguese, Spanish
drug trafficker, narco	narcotraficanti	noun
drug trafficking	narcotráfico, tráfico de drogaz	noun
drug/treatment with medicine	medicamento	noun
drugs	drogaz	noun
drum	tambur	noun	Judeo-Spanish
drum; dance music with heavy drums	batuca	noun
drummer	baterista	noun	Spanish: baterista
drums	bateríê	noun
drunk	borratche	adjective
drunk	curde	adjective
drunk, drunken	ebrie	adjective
dry	secar	verb
dryer, drying machine	secadora, máchina de secar	noun
dryness	sequesa	noun	Italian: secchezza; French: sécheresse
duchess	duquesa	noun	Italian/Spanish/Portuguese: duquesa; Catalan: duquessa
duck	canard, pato	noun
dude	parcero	noun
due date, expiration, maturity of a debt or payment; something that is ready or mature	vencimento	noun	Spanish: vencimiento; Portuguese: vencimento
duel	duelo	noun
duende: quality of emotion, inspiration, and authenticity	duengi	noun
dugout canoe	cayuco	noun
duke	duc [duqu-]	noun
dull, opaque, dark, gloomy	opaque	adjective
dump truck	volqueta	noun
dump truck driver	volquetero	noun
dungeon	calaboso	noun
duo, 2 people in a music group	dúo	noun
duplicate	duplicar	verb
duplicate (copy), double	duple	adjective
duplication	duplicación	noun
duplicity	doblesa	noun	Spanish: doblez
durable peace	paç duradoure	noun
durable, long-lasting, abiding	duradoure	adjective
duration	duración	noun
during, over a time period	durant	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
Dutch	olandech	noun
Dutch	olandese	adjective
duty (customs), fee/tariff	arancel	noun	Spanish
Duverger's Law	Ley de Duverger	noun
dwarf	enano	noun	Sp
dwarf banana	enano	noun
dwarf planet	planeta enane	noun
dwarf, make smaller, become smaller; belittle (figurative)	empequinecer [-esca-]	verb	Sp+
dwarf, small	nane	adjective
dwell, reside at, live somewhere	morar	verb
dwelling (place), abode, residence, habitation	morada	noun
dwelling, large house, mansion	meisón	noun	Norman, French
dye indigo blue	añilar	verb
dying	muriente	adjective
dynamic, vibrant, lively	dinámic	adjective
dynamism	dinamismo, dinamicitá	noun
dynastic	dinástic	adjective
dynasty	dinastí	noun
dysentery	dusenteríê	noun
dysfunction	dusfunción	noun
dyslexia	duslecsia	noun
dyslexic	duslecsic	adjective
dysphagia	dusfagia	noun
dysregulation	dusregulación	noun
dystopia	dustopia	noun	Greek prefix
dystopian	dustopian	adjective
each	cada	intensifier or quantifier
each day, every day	cada día	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
each one	cada uno	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
eagle	eigla	noun
ear	orella	noun	French: oreille, Catalan: orella, Spanish: oreja, Italian: orecchia, Romanian: ureche, Portuguese: orelha, Sardinian: origra
early	prestu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	It
early edition (of book/magazine)	pricedente edición	noun
early morning, wee hours, dawn, daybreak	madrugada	noun
earring	brincu	noun
earth oven	pachamanca	noun
earth, Earth (our planet)	terra, Terra [terri-]	noun
earth, from earth	terran	adjective
earth: the soil, ground	sulo	noun
earthenware pot with handles for holding water	apatli	noun
earthling	terrano	noun
earthly	terrenal	adjective
earthly man, man of the earth	homen terrenal	noun
earthquake	terremoto	noun
earthwork, terrace	terraplén	noun	Spanish: terraplén
earthworm	culicha	noun
ease, fluency, agility	soltura	noun
easily	facilmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: fácilmente, French: facilement, Portuguese/Italian: facilmente
east	ist	noun
east	iste	adjective
east coast, eastern coast	costa iste	noun
East Timorese	timorense	adjective
eastbound	en dirección iste	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eastern, oriental	oriental	adjective
easterner	isteño	noun
easy, doable	fácil	adjective
eat a meal	comer	verb
eat or munch on	manjer	verb
ebony	eban	adjective
ebony: dense black ornamental wood	ebano	noun
ebriety, drunkenness	ebrietá	noun
ebullition: action of bubbling or boiling.	ebullición	noun
eccentric (person); circle or orbit not having the Earth precisely at its center	eccentrico	noun
eccentric, unconventional; outlying	eccentric	adjective
eccentricity	eccentricitá	noun
ecclesiastic: clergyman, priest	eclesiasta	noun
ecclesiastical	eclesiástic	adjective
echelon	echalon	noun
echo	ecco	noun
ecocentrism	ecocentrismo	noun
ecological	ecológic	adjective
ecologist	écologo, écologista	noun
ecology	ecologíê	noun
econologic: economical and ecological	econológic	adjective
econometrics	econometríê	noun
economic interdependence	înterdependença económic	noun
economic openness	obertura económic	noun
economic recovery	riactivación de l'economíê	noun
economic reforms	reformaz económic	noun
economic, economical	económic	adjective
economics: field of economy	chiença económic, l'economíê	noun
economize, save money by spending it carefully	economizar	verb
economy	economíê	noun
ecosystem	ecosistema	noun
ecstasy	écstasi	noun
ecstatic	ecstátic	adjective
ectoderm	ectoderma	noun
Ecuador	Ecuador	noun
ecumenical	ecuménic	adjective
ecumenism	ecumenismo	noun
edge, hem	orilla	noun	Spanish: orilla
edging, trim	bordura	noun
edict, mandate, proclamation	bano	noun
edification	edificación	noun
edificative, edifying	edificative	adjective
edify: to build up, sustain	edifiçar [edifica-]	verb
edifying	edificante	adjective
edit	editar	verb
edition	edición	noun
editor	editor	noun
editorial	editorial	adjective
educable	educábel	adjective
educated, cultured	cultive	adjective
education	educación	noun
educational	educacional	adjective
educative	educative	adjective
educator	educator	noun
effect, result	efeitu	noun
effective, actual/true	efeitive	adjective		See also: eficace
effectuate, bring about, make happen; perform/realize	efeituar	verb
efficaciously, efficiently	eficacemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
efficacy, effectiveness, efficaciousness	eficacia, eficacitá	noun
efficient	eficiente	adjective
efficient, efficacious, effective (successful)	eficace	adjective
effort, exertion	esforço	noun	Spanish/Portuguese	Spanish: esfuerzo
egalitarian	egualitare	adjective
egalitarian (person)	egualitario	noun
egalitarianism	egualitarismo	noun
egg	wevo [ov-]	noun
egg white	alv de wevo	noun	Romansch
eggplant	brema	noun	Louisiana French: brème
egoistic	egótic	adjective	Sp: egótica
egregious, extremely wicked or cruel, atrocious	atroce	adjective
Egyptologist	egiptólogo	noun
Egyptology	egiptologíê	noun
eject	ejetar	verb
ejection	ejección	noun
elapse, lapse	transcurrer	verb	Portuguese: transcorrer, Spanish: transcurrir
elastic, resilient (material), not easily damaged	elástic	adjective
elbow	codov	noun
elect, put ointment on	ungir	verb
elected, chosen	electu, elegidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
elected, chosen, elect	electe	adjective
electing, choosing	elegiente	adjective
election	elección	noun
elective	elective	adjective
elective affinities	afinitáz elective	noun
elective: extra school course	electivo	noun
electoral college	colegio electoral	noun
electric car, car powered by electricity	carro eléctric	noun
electric chair	sedja eléctric	noun
electric guitar	ghitara eléctric	noun
electric organ (instrument)	orghi eléctric	noun
electric saw	serra eléctric	noun
electric, electrical	eléctric	adjective
electrical power supply	alimentación eléctric	noun
electrician	electricien	noun
electricity	electricitá	noun
electrocute	electrocutar [electrocuci-]	verb
electrocution	electrocución	noun
electrolization	electrolización	noun
electromagnet	electroima	noun
electromagnetic	electromagnétic	adjective
electromagnetic interference	înterferença electromagnétic	noun
electron	electrôn	noun
electronic	electrônic	adjective
elegant, tasteful	elegante	adjective
elegiac	elegíaque	adjective
element, component	elemento	noun
elemental	elemental	adjective
elementary	elementare	adjective
elephant	elefanti	noun
elephant seals	elefantiz marine	noun
elevate, lift up	elevar	verb
elevated	elevade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
elevated	elevadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
elevating	elevante	adjective
elevation	elevación	noun
elevator, lift (mechanical)	ascensor, elevador	noun
eligible	elegíbel	adjective	Portuguese: elegível; Spanish/Catalan: elegible; French: éligible; Italian: eleggibile; Romanian: eligibil
elimination	eliminación	noun
elision (grammar)	elisión	noun
elite	éliti	noun
elite-driven	împulsade per l'éliti	adjective
elitism	elitismo	noun
elitist	elitiste	adjective
elixir	elîcsîr	noun
ellipsis (in punctuation), suspension points	puntuz suspensive	noun
ellipsis [+:ellipses]	elipsi [+:elipsiz]	noun
elliptic geometry	geometríê elíptic	noun
eloquence	elocuença	noun	Spanish: elocuencia
eloquent	elocuente	adjective	Spanish
elsewhere, somewhere else, other places	allur	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	French: ailleurs; Portuguese: algures
elude, evade	eludir	verb
email	imel, e-correo	noun
emancipate	emancipar	verb
emancipation	emancipación	noun
emancipator	emancipador	noun
embankment, levee, roughly-built dam	bordo	noun
embarassment, awkwardness	embaraço	noun	Portuguese: embaraço; French: embarras; Italian: imbarazzo	In Spanish, embarazo means pregnancy
embarrass, shame, be uneasy	aguevar-se	verb
embassy	ambajada	noun
embellish, make beautiful, beautify, dress up	embellecer [-esca-]	verb
embellished	embellecide	adjective
embellishment, engrossment	embellecimento	noun
embezzle (literally: eat money)	comer dineiro	verb
embezzlement, misappropriation of funds	malversación	noun	Spanish
emblem	emblema	noun
emblematic	emblemátic	adjective
emblematically	emblematicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
embody, epitomize, personify	encarnar	verb
embody, incorporate	încorporar-se	verb
embrace, hug	abrasar	verb
embrace, hug	abraso	noun
embroider	brodar	verb
embroidered	brodade	adjective
embryo	embrión	noun
embryologist	embriólogo	noun
embryonary, embryonic	embrionare	adjective
emerald	esmeralda	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: esmeralda; Italian: smeraldo; French: émeraude
emerge	emerger [emers-]	verb
emergence	surgimento	noun	Sp: surgimiento
emergency	emergença	noun
emigrant	emigranti	noun
emigrate	emigrar	verb
eminence: distinction of character and abilities	eminença	noun
eminent: notable, outstanding	eminente	adjective
emissary: agent, envoy	emisario	noun
emission (sound, light, warmth), issue (coins, stamps), broadcast (radio)	emisión	noun
emission reduction	riducción de emisiónz	noun
emit, issue, broadcast	emitir [emis-]	verb
emotion	emoción	noun
empathetic	empátic	adjective
empathy: the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.	empatíê	noun
emperor	imperador	noun
emphasis	énfasi	noun
emphasize	enfatizar	verb
emphasize, stress, accentuate	accentuar	verb
empire	imperio	noun
empirical	empíric	adjective	Greek: empeirikos	pertaining to or derived from experience or experiments
empirical data	datoz empíric	noun
empirical examination	egsamen empíric	noun
empirical result	résultado empíric	noun
empirically	empiricamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
employ	empleyar	verb
employed	empleyade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
employed	empleyadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
employee	empleyado	noun
employer	empleyador	noun
employment, work	tchamba	noun
empower, make stronger and more independent	responsabilizar; atribuir pussançaz a	verb	French: responsabiliser; Spanish: atribuir poderes a
empowerment, habilitation, qualification, authorization, enablement	abilitación	noun
empowerment: assigning power to	responsibilización; atribución de pussançaz	noun	French: responsabilisation
empty	vaciar	verb
empty	vacíe	adjective
enable, authorize, equip, qualify	abilitar	verb
enabling, allowing	permitiente	adjective
encapsulate	encapsular	verb
encapsulation (programming)	encapsulamento	noun
enchiladas: made of corn or flour tortillas, and filled with meat, cheese, seafood, beans, vegetables or all of the above. The stuffed tortillas are then covered in a chilli sauce making for a perfect Mexican breakfast.	enchiladaz	noun
enclosure (usually for pedestrians only)	recinto	noun
encompass, go around	circumferer	verb
encounter: run into something or someone by chance; come across; meet with (opposition)	encontrar-se	verb
encourage	encoradjar	verb
encouraged	encoradjade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
encouraged	encoradjadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
encouragement	encoradjamento	noun
encouragement, strength (mental and/or spiritual)	ánimo	noun
encouraging	encoradjante	adjective
encouraging, hopeful	esperançadore	adjective
encyclopedia	enciclopedia	noun
end link of a chain	espernada	noun
end, term, word (vocabulary), point (geometric, geographic)	término	noun
end/finish, wrap up (discussion, meeting), close (a ceremony); enclose	encerrar	verb
endeavor, undertaking	empeño	noun
endemic	endémic	adjective
endocentric	endocéntric	adjective
endogenesis	endogénesi	noun
endometrial	endometrial	adjective
endometriosis	endometriosi	noun	Portuguese: endometriose; Spanish: endometriosis; French: endométriose; Catalan: endometriosi
endometrium	endometrio	noun
endow, furnish	dotar	verb
endure, bear, cope with, weather (an event)	sobrêlevar	verb	Spanish: sobrellevar
enemy	inemigo	noun
energetic, assertive, emphatic (determined)	enérgic	adjective
energy	energíê	noun
engage	engajar	verb
engagement of two people for marriage	noivazgo	noun
engineer	îngeñero	noun
engineer, contrive	machinar	verb
engineering (the work of engineering), field of engineering	îngeñerwerg	noun	Dutch: ingenieurswerk; Spanish: ingeniería; Galician: enxeñaría; French: ingénierie; Portuguese: engenharia
England	Inglaterra	noun
English	inglese	adjective
English language, person from England	inglech	noun
English-speaking	anglofavlante	adjective
engrossed, absorbed, lost (in something)	absorte	adjective
engulf, swallow	engolir	verb
enhance, emphasize	realzar	verb	Spanish: realzar; Portuguese: ressaltar
enigma, mystery, riddle	enigma	noun
enigmatic, curious	enigmátic	adjective
enjoy good health	disfrutar de bone salud	verb
Enjoy your meal	Bon provetcho	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
enjoy, like	gustar de	verb
enjoy, take pleasure in (usually alone)	enconchar-se	verb
enjoy, take pleasure in, possess (skill, something good)	disfrutar	verb
enlarge, broaden, expand	ampliar	verb
Enlightenment	Îluminismo	noun
enmity	inemistá	noun
ennui: feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of occupation or excitement.	enwi	noun
enormously, hugely, vastly	enormemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
enrapture, entrance	enajenar	verb
enrich, improve, add ingredients	enriquecer [-esca-]	verb
enriched	enriquecide	adjective
enrolled, signed up	înscritu	past participle
enrollment, registration, signing-up	înscripción	noun
enslave	esclavizar	verb
enter, come in	entrar	verb
enterprise, venture, firm, business, company	empresa	noun	Portuguese
entertain, mingle with friends	entretener [entretuvi-, entretenga-]	verb
entertained	entretenide	adjective
entertained	entretenidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
entertaining	entretenente	adjective
entertaining, enjoyable, fun, funny (causing laughter)	divertide	adjective
entertainment, amusement	entretenimento	noun
enthusiastic	entusiaste	adjective
entire, whole	entere	adjective
entity	entitá	noun
entomologist	entomólogo	noun
entomology	entomologíê	noun
entourage, circle of friends and acquaintances	enturadj	noun
entrails, bowels, inmost parts	entrañaz	noun
entrenched (attitudes, beliefs, customs), firmly established, deep-rooted	arraigade	adjective
entrepreneur	emprendedor, emprendedora	noun	Spanish; Portuguese: empreendedora
entrepreneurial	empresarial; de emprendedor	adjective
entrepreneurship, business spirit	espritu empresarial	noun
entropic	entrópic	adjective
entrust, commend	encomendar	verb
entrust, encharge, charge with	encargar	verb
entry, entrance	entrada	noun
entryism, entrism	entrismo	noun
entwine	entrelacer	verb
entwined	entrelacide	adjective
enumerate, make a list	enumerar	verb
enumeration	enumeración	noun
envelope	ênvelopi	noun
enviable	envixábel	adjective
envious	envixose	adjective
environment (ecological sense), surroundings	environimento	noun
environmental field	domein de l'environimento	noun
environmentalist	ambientalista	noun
environmentalist	ecologiste	adjective
envy	envixa	noun	Catalan: enveja, Portuguese: inveja, Spanish: envidia; Galician: envexa; Italian: invidia; French: envie
enzymatic	enzimátic	adjective
enzyme	enzima	noun
eolith	eolito	noun
Ephesus	Éfeso	noun
Epic of Gilgamesh	Epopey de Gilgamech	noun
epic, historic poem: literary composition of the legendary exploits of heroic characters, which are generally part of the origin of a race or a people	epopey	noun	Spanish
epicenter	epicentro	noun
epidemic	epidemi	noun
epidemic, epidemical	epidemic	adjective
epidermis	epiderma	noun
epigenetic marker	marcador epigenétic	noun
epigenetics	epigenética	noun
epigraphic	epigráfic	adjective
epiphany	Epifaníê	noun
Epiphany, Three Kings Day	le Día de Reyez	noun
epiphenomenon [+:epiphenomena]	epifenómeno [+:epifenómenoz]	noun
Episcopal	episcopal	adjective
episcopalian	episcopalista	noun
episode (in television, book, play), incident (some event)	episodio	noun
epistemological	epistemológic	adjective
epistemology: the investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion.	epistemologíê	noun
epistle: literary letter intended to be published and read by individuals or groups of people.	epístola	noun	Ancient Greek
epistolary	epistolare	adjective
eponymous	epónime	adjective
equable	eguábel	adjective
equal	egualar	verb
equal distant	equidistança	noun
equal, the same	egual	adjective
equality	egualitá	noun
equalize, make equal	adecuar	verb
equally	egualmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
equanimity: a calm mental state even as you deal with a difficult situation	ecuanimitá	noun
equate	eguar	verb
equation	ecuación	noun
equator	ecuator	noun
equatorial	ecuatorial	adjective
equidistant	equidistante	adjective
equilibrium, balance	equilibrio	noun
equip, outfit	equipar	verb
equipment, luggage, equipage	equipadj	noun
equipment, outfit	equipamento	noun
equipped	equipade	adjective
equivalent	equivalente	adjective
equivocal, ambiguous, questionable or suspicious	equívoque	adjective
equivocation, misunderstanding	equivocación	noun
era of time, period of time	zaid	noun
erase, delete (file on computer)	borrar	verb
erect: build, set up, establish	erigir [erec-]	verb
erection	erección	noun
erotic	erotic	adjective
errand person, messenger	consierj	noun
erroneous judgment	judicio errone	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Italian: giudizio erroneo; Spanish: juicio erróneo
erroneous, mistaken, untrue	errone	adjective
error	error	noun
ersatz	ersatze	adjective	German: Ersatz	made or used as a substitute, typically an inferior one, for something else
erudite: having or showing great knowledge or learning.	erudite	adjective
erudition, scholarly knowledge	erudición	noun	Spanish
erupt, gush forth, jet out	salir a jorroz	verb
eruption	erupción	noun
escalation	escalación	noun
escalator, moving/rolling stairs	escada rolante	noun
escape, flee	fugir	verb
escarole is related to Belgian and curly endive but has broad, slightly curved pale green leaves with a milder flavor than either of them.	escaroli	noun
escarpment	escarpadura	noun	Spanish: escarpadura
eschatological	escatológic	adjective
eschatology	escatologíê	noun
esophagus	esôfago	noun
esoteric	esotéric	adjective
ESP: extrasensory perception	percepción egstrasensorial	noun
especially	especialmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
esperantist	esperantista	noun
espionage	espionadj	noun
esprit de corps (spirit of the body)	espritu de corpo	noun
essay: written composition for school; homework; redaction	redacción	noun
essence	esença [esench-]	noun
essential, basic	esenchal	adjective
essential, vital, indispensable, necessary, inexpendable	imprescindíbel	adjective	Portuguese: imprescindível, Spanish: imprescindible
essentialize	esenchalizar	verb
essentially	esenchalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
establish, make stable	establecer [-esca-]	verb
established	establecide	adjective
established	establecidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
establishment	establecimento	noun
estate, primogeniture, inheritance of land (so that the person is in charge of its upkeep and gets what it produces)	mayorazgo	noun
esteem: respect and admiration usually for a person	estima	noun
esteem: respect and admire	estimar	verb
esteemed	estimade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
esteemed	estimadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
esthetic, aesthetic	estétic	adjective
esthetically	esteticamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
esthetics, aesthetics	estética	noun
estimation	chazedj	noun	Romansch: schazetg
estimative	estimative	adjective
estuaries	estuarioz	noun
estuarine, estuarian	estuarian	adjective
eternal	eterne, eternal	adjective
eternally	eternamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eternity	eternitá	noun
ethanol, drinking alcohol	etanol	noun
ethereal: heavenly and/or delicate; vaporous	étere	adjective	Spanish: etéreo; French: éthéré; Italian: etereo
ethical	étic	adjective
ethical outcome	résultado étic	noun
ethicist	éticien, éticista	noun	French: éthicien; Porttuguese/Catalan: eticista
ethics	ética	noun
ethnic	étnic	adjective
ethnic group	etnia	noun
ethnicity	etnicitá	noun
ethnocentric	etnocéntric	adjective
ethnographer	etnógrafo, etnógrafa	noun
ethnographic	etnográfic	adjective
ethnography	etnografíê	noun
ethnolinguistic	etnolinguístic	adjective	Spanish: etnolingüístico, Portuguese: etnolinguística, French: ethnolinguistique
ethological organization	organización etológic	noun
ethylene	etileno	noun	Portuguese/Spanish: etileno; French: éthylène
Etruscan	etrusque	adjective	French: étrusque; Spanish/Portuguese: etrusco; Catalan: etrusc
etymological	etimológic	adjective
etymologicon	etimológico	noun
etymology	etimologíê	noun
eucharist: sacrament of the Christian church	eucaristía	noun	Spanish/Portuguese from Greek
Euclidian geometry	geometríê euclidian	noun
eugenic	eugenésic	adjective	Spanish from Greek
eugenics	eugenesia	noun
eulogistic	eulogiose	adjective
eulogy	eulogio	noun
euphemism	eufemismo	noun
euphologic	eufológic	adjective
euphoria	euforia	noun
euphoric	eufóric	adjective
Euro (EU currency)	euro, €	noun
Europe	Europa [europe-]	noun
European	europese, european	adjective
European (person from Europe)	europeo	noun
Eustachian	de Eustaquio	adjective	named after Eustachius/Eustace	usually refers to tubes in inner ears
evacuate	evacuar	verb
evade	evadir	verb
evaluate, assess	avaluar	verb
evaluation, assessment	avaluación	noun
evaluative	avaluative	adjective
evanesce: vanish by degrees, pass out	evanescer [-esca-]	verb
evanescence	evanescença	noun
evangelical	evangélic	adjective
evangelism	evangelismo	noun
evangelist	evangelista	noun
evangelize	evangelizar	verb
evasion	evasión	noun
evedential	evidenchal	adjective
even as, the same way as; while/whereas	así com	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
even if	siquiera	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
even so, including those circumstances	aún así	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
even so, nevertheless	peró purta	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
even, including	aún	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
even-tempered	ecuanime	adjective
evening	suara	noun
evening news, nightly news	teledjornau dele suara	noun
evening songs and prayers usually in a church service	vésperaz	noun
event, activity, happening	eventu	noun
event, occurrence, événement	acontecimento	noun	Spanish: acontecimiento
eventual	eventual	adjective
everyone else	todo l'outroz	noun
everyone, all people, everybody	todo xenti	noun
everyone, everybody	todom	noun	Like Catalan: tothom in its construction
everything	tudo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
everywhere (be)	en todo luoga	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
everywhere (go)	a todo luoga	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
evidence	evidença [evidench-]	noun
evident: perceptible, clear, apparent	evidente	adjective
evidently, obviously	evidentemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Evil One	Maligno	noun
evil spirit	vodu	noun
evil spirit	walasa	noun
evil spirit	espritu maligne	noun
eviscerate	eviscerar	verb
evitable	evitábel	adjective
evoke: call forth	evocar	verb
exabyte (EB): 1024 petabytes; 2 to the 60th power bytes; about 1 quintillion bytes, 1 billion gigabytes or 1 million terabytes	exabaitê, exaoctet	noun
exacerbate	egsacerbar	verb
exacerbated	egsacerbade	adjective
exact, accurate (of measurement)	egsate [egsata-]	adjective
exactly	egsatamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
exaggerate	egsagerar	verb
exaggeration	egsageración	noun
examination, consideration	egsamen [+:egsamenz; egsamin-]	noun
example	exemplo	noun
excavate	egscavar	verb
exceed	ecceder	verb
excel	ecceler	verb
excellence	eccelença	noun
excellent	eccelente	adjective
except, exempt	ecceptar	verb
except/save, rather, but rather	sino	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
except: out of receiving or taking	eccepte [eccep-]	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
exception	eccepción	noun
exceptional	eccepcional	adjective
exceptionally, unusually	eccepcionalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
excess	demasia	noun
excess	demasie	adjective
excess of births over deaths	eccedenti de naicimentos	noun
excessively, too much	en demasia	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
exchange of gifts at a Christmas or similar gathering	cutchumbo	noun
exchange, deal, trade	feriar	verb
exchange, interchange	întercambio	noun
exchange, swap; share	întercambiar	verb
excision (usually pertains to surgical)	egcisión	noun
exclaim	egsclamar	verb
exclaimed	egsclamade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
exclaimed	egsclamadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
exclamation	egsclamación	noun
exclude	egscluir [egsclus-]	verb
excluded	egscluide	adjective
excluded	egscluidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
excluded	egscluyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
excluded, not comprising, exclusive	na-comprise	adjective
exclusion	egsclusión	noun
exclusionary	egsclusiviste	adjective
exclusive	egsclusive [egsclusiva-]	adjective
exclusively	egsclusivamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
excoriate	egscoriar; censure severely	verb
excursion	egscursión	noun
excursus: a detailed discussion of a point in a book or a digression	egscurso	noun
excusable	escusábel	adjective
excusable, forgivable	desculpábel	adjective	Portuguese: desculpável
Excuse me (to get someone's attention)	Escusem-me	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
execute a program	ezecutar un programa	verb
execute: run, perform a task	ezecutar	verb
executed, performed	ezecutade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
executed, performed	ezecutadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
execution, enforcement (of sentence, debt collection)	ezecución	noun
executioner, hangman, torturer	burugo	noun
executive: person in authority	ezecutivo	noun
executor, a person who takes action or an institution that decides on a particular thing	albacea	noun
executorship, a person or institution that puts something into effect (usually a will and testament)	albaceazgo	noun
executory, final (determination, judgement)	ezecutorie	adjective
exegesis	ecsegesi	noun
exegete: expounder or textual interpreter, especially of scripture	ecsegeta	noun
exemplar: original model of the universe in the mind of God; model of virtue	exemplario	noun
exemplary: fit to be a model	exemplare	adjective
exemplification	exemplificación	noun
exemplified	exemplificade	adjective
exemplify	exemplifiçar [exemplifica-]	verb
exempt from; free of	egsemto de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
exemption, waiver	egsemción	noun
exercise	ezercici	noun	Catalan: exercici; Spanish: ejercicio; French: exercice; Italian: esercizio; Portuguese: exercício; Romanian: exercițiu
exercise (right), wield (power), exert (influence), practice (medicine, law)	ezercir	verb
exercise book	cuaderno	noun
exfiltration	egsfiltración	noun
exfoliant	egsfolianti	noun
exfoliate	egsfoliar	verb
exfoliation	egsfoliación	noun
exhaust, deplete, drain out	agotar	verb
exhaust, fatigue	fatigar	verb
exhausted, very tired	egsauste	adjective	Spanish: exhausto; Italian: esausto; Portuguese: exausta
exhaustible	agotábel	adjective
exhaustive, in-depth	egsaustive	adjective
exhibit (legal)	proba enstrumental	noun
exhibition stand, display cart	carrello de egsposición	noun
exhort	egsortar	verb	Spanish: exhortar; Portuguese: exortar; Italian: esortare; French: exhorter	strongly encourage or urge (usually by argument or advice)
exhortation	egsortación	noun	French: exhortation; Spanish: exhortación; Catalan: exhortació; Portuguese: exortação; Italian: esortazione
exhume	egsumar	verb	Portuguese: exumar; Spanish/Catalan: exhumar; French: exhumer; Italian: esumare
exigency, requirement	egsigença	noun
exigent: pressing; demanding	egsigente	adjective
exile	egsilar	verb	Spanish: exiliar, Portuguese: exilar
exile	egsilio	noun	Spanish: exilio; Italian: esilio; Portuguese: exílio
exist	egsister	verb
existed	egsistide	adjective
existed	egsistidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
existence	egsistença [egsistench-]	noun
existential	egsistenchal	adjective
existential threat	amenaça egsistenchal	noun
existentially	egsistenchalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
existing	egsistente	adjective
exit, departure (of plane, train)	salida	noun
exocentric	egsocéntric	adjective
exodus	égsodê, Égsodê	noun	French: exode, Catalan: èxode, Italian: esodo, Galician/Spanish: éxodo, Portuguese: êxodo
exogenous	ecsógene	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: exógeno; Italian: esogeno; Romanian: exogene; French: exogène
exogenously	ecsogenamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish/Portuguese: exógenamente
exonerate: free from blame	desculpabilizar	verb
exoneration, acquital	egsoneración	noun
exoneration, acquital process	procesu egsonerative	noun
exorable: able to be persuaded	egsorábel	adjective
exorbitant, extravagant (price)	egsorbitante	adjective
exoskeleton	egsoesqueleto; egsosqueleto	noun
exosphere	egsosfera	noun
exoteric	egsotéric	adjective
exotic	egsótic	adjective
exoticize	egsoticizar	verb
expansionist	egspansioniste	adjective
expatiated, expounded	egsplayade	adjective
expatriate	egspatriar	verb	Spanish: expatriar
expatriate	egspatriado	noun
expatriated	egspatriade	adjective
expectation, expectancy, hope	egspectativa	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: expectativa, Italian: aspettativa
expeditious	egspeditive	adjective
expeditiously	cun todo promtitud	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
expelled person (from their home); displaced person	vertrevun	noun
expend	egspender	verb
expended	egspendide	adjective
expended	egspendidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
expenditure, spending, expense	gasto	noun
expensive	egspensive	adjective
experience	egsperiença	noun
experiential	egsperienchal	adjective
expert	teso	noun
expert	pericial	adjective
expert solutions	soluciónz egsperte	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Spanish: soluciones expertas
expert witness	testigo pericial	noun
expert, maestro	egsperto	noun	Spanish: experto
expert, trained in something	perito, perita	noun
expertise, skill/ability	pericia	noun
expire, lapse, run out; become senile	caducar	verb
explain	egsplicar	verb
explanation, explication	egsplicación	noun
explanatory	egsplicative	adjective
explicable	egsplicábel	adjective
explicit	egsplícite	adjective
explode, blast/burst	egsplodir	verb	Portuguese: explodir
exploit, feat, deed	façaña	noun
exploit, make the most of	egsplotar	verb
exploitable	egsplotábel	adjective
exploitation	egsplotación	noun
exploitative	egsplotadore	adjective
exploration	egsploración	noun
exploratory	egsploratorie	adjective
explore	egsplorar	verb
exponent (math); the prime example	egsponenti	noun
exponential	egsponential	noun
export	egsportar	verb
exportation	egsportación	noun
exported	egsportade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
exported	egsportadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
exporter	egsportador	noun
exporting	egsportante	adjective
expose; put on show (object at museum), exhibit; expound	egsponer [egspust-, egspusi-, egsponga-, egsposi-]	verb
exposed	egspuste	adjective
exposing	egsponente	adjective
expositor, speaker who explains a complicated thing clearly, commentator, exhibitor	egspositor	noun
expository	egspositive	adjective
expository preaching	predigación egspositive	noun
exposure; exhibition; exposition: comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory.	egsposición	noun
express, articulate thoughts and ideas	egspresar [egspresi-]	verb
expressible, able to be expressed	egspresábel	adjective	Portuguese: expressável
expression, phrase, saying	egspresión	noun
expropriate	egspropiar	verb
expropriation	egspropiación	noun
expulsion, ejection	egspulsión	noun
expulsionism	egspulsionismo	noun
expulsionist	egspulsionista	noun
exquisite	egsquisite	adjective
exquisiteness, lushness; delicacy: fine food, something special	egsquisitesa	noun	Catalan: exquisidesa; Spanish: exquisitez
extemporaneous: "made, done, procured, or furnished 'at the time,'" hence "unpremeditated,"	egstêmporal	adjective	SP: extemporáneo, extemporal
extend, expound	egsplayar	verb
extend, prolong, stretch	egstênder [egstêns-]	verb
extension	egstênsión	noun
extensive	egstênsive	adjective
extensive, long/lengthy, full/detailed	egstênse	adjective
exterior; outside, foreign	egsteriore	adjective
extermination	egsterminio	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	spanish: exterminio; Portuguese: extermínio; Catalan: extermini
external	egsterne, egsternal	adjective
external door, door to enter a house or building	ucho	noun	Italian: uscio; Romansh: üsch; Romanian: ușă
external use, topical use	uso tópic	noun
externalitad	egsterioritá	noun
externalize, outsource	egsternalizar	verb
extinct, extinguished	egstinte	adjective
extinction	egstinción	noun
extinguish, end, wipe out, put out (fire)	egstinguir	verb
extinguished	egstinguidu	past participle
extirpate	egstirpar	verb
extoll, extol (merits, virtues), exalt	ensalzar	verb
extra bit, something extra; tip for waiter at restaurant	yapa	noun
extrabiblical	egstrabíblic	adjective
extracellular	egstracelulare	adjective
extract	egstraher [egstrac-]	verb
extract	egstracto	noun	Spanish: extracto; Portuguese: extrato
extraction	egstracción	noun
extractive	egstractive	adjective
extractivism	egstractivismo	noun
extractor, puller	egstractor	noun	Portuguese: extrator
extracurricular	egstracurriculare	adjective
extradite: hand over (a person accused or convicted of a crime) to the jurisdiction of the foreign state in which the crime was committed	egstraditar	verb
extradition: the action of extraditing a person accused or convicted of a crime	egstradición	noun
extrajudicial	egstrajudicial	adjective
extralegal	egstralegal	adjective
extraneous	egstrañe	adjective
extraordinarily	egstraordinaremén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
extraordinary	egstraordinare	adjective
extrapolate	egstrapolar	verb
extrapolation	egstrapolación	noun
extraterrestrial life	vida egstraterrestre	noun	Spanish
extravagance	egstravagança	noun
extravagant (lacking in moderate behavior)	egstravagante	adjective
extreme	estreme [estrema-]	adjective
extremely	estremamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
extremely poor youthful person (from slums), gangsta	tcholo	noun
extremism	estremismo	noun	Italian: estremismo; French: extrémisme; Catalan: extremisme; Spanish/Portuguese: extremismo
extremist	estremista	noun	Italian: estremista; Spanish/Portuguese: extremista; French: extrémiste
extricable	egstricábel	adjective
extricably	egstricabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
extricate	salir de	verb
extrinsic	egstrínseque	adjective
exuberant, luxurious, over-abundance	egsuberante	adjective
exultant	egsultante	adjective
eye	oulo [ocul-]	noun
eyeball	globo oculare	noun
eyebrow	ancella	noun	Catalan: cella, Portuguese: sobrancelha, Spanish: ceja
eyelash	pestana	noun
eyelash viper	cornuda	noun
eyelid	palpebra	noun
eyewitness	testigo presenchal	noun
fable, story	fabul	noun
fabric, textile, cloth	tecido	noun
fabricated	fabricade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
fabricated	fabricadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fabrication: something made	fabricación	noun
fabulous	fabulose	adjective
façade, front, facade	fachada	noun
face (of person)	cara	noun
face-to-face	presenchal	adjective
Facebook likes	gustoz de Facebook (feisbok)	noun
facet	faceta	noun
facial	fachal	adjective
facilitate: make easier, supply (information)	facilitar	verb
facility, ease	facilitá	noun
facing	ale frente	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
fact, deed, truth	feitu	noun	Catalan: fet; Spanish: hecho; French: fait; Italian: fatto; Portuguese: fato
fact-check	verifiçar de feituz	verb
faction (literally a doing or making), political party, class of people	facción	noun
faction: dissident group	grupo disidente	noun
factor, element (of surprise...)	feitor	noun
factory	fábrica	noun
factory performance	gisempeño de fábrica	noun
factual	feitual	adjective
fade, wither (flower)	marcescer	verb
fail	fallar	verb
fail to experience, miss	perder-se	verb
fail, fall through (plan/project)	fracasar	verb
failed, unsuccessful, abortive	fracasade	adjective	Spanish: fracasado
failure	fracaso	noun
failure when compromising; something missed	mancada	noun
faint (light, line, mark, smell); tenuous	tenue	adjective
faint, pass out, droop low (of plant)	desmayar-se	verb	Spanish
fair trade	de comerço equitábel	adjective
fair, just	equitábel, equitative	adjective
fairly (in a just manner), justly	equitabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fairness, equity, reasonableness	equitá	noun
fairy, sprite, pixie	feda	noun
faith	fei [-feder-, -fid-]	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Galician: fe; Portuguese: fé; French: foi; Italian/Corsican: fede
faith-filled obedience	obidiença llene de fei	noun
faithful	fiele [-fidele-]	adjective
fajita: originally from the little strips of meat cut from the beef skirt in Tex-Mex cuisine.	faxita	noun
falacy	falacia	noun	Spanish: falacia; Portuguese: falácia
falcon	falcón	noun	Spanish: halcón; Portuguese: falcão; French: faucon, Catalan: falcó
fall	cair [caiga-, cayessê]	verb	Vulgar Latin: cadere
fall down	cair-se	verb
fall in love with	enamorar-se (de)	verb
fallacious	falace	adjective	Portuguese: falaciosa, falaz; French: fallacieux; Italian: fallace
fallen	caidu	past participle
fallible	falíbel	adjective
fallow (agriculture), on standby, on the backburner	en barbecho	adjective	Spanish: en barbecho
falsify	fausifiçar [fausifica-]	verb
fame, reputation	fama	noun
familiar	familiare	adjective
family	familia	noun
family get-together	convivio	noun
family restaurant	tratoria	noun	Italian
family tree	árbor genealógic	noun
famous	famose	adjective
famous, celebrated, renowned	célebre	adjective
fan (electric)	ventilador	noun
fan (that moves air), span, range	abanico	noun
fanatic	fanatico, fanatica	noun
fanatical	fanátic	adjective
fanaticism	fanatismo	noun
fang, pointy tooth	colmillo	noun	Portuguese: colmilho, Spanish: colmillo
fantastical, epic, and exciting	rocambolesc	adjective	French writer Pierre Alexis Ponson du Terrail dreamed up the character Rocambole — a swashbuckling adventurer who inspired the French word rocambolesque.
far away, remote, removed from	alexade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
far away, remote, removed from	alexadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
far, far away	lexos	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
farce, pretense	farsa	noun
farcical	farsesc	adjective
farm (usually large)	fazenda	noun
farm house, small farm (estate)	chacara	noun
farm tool used for weeding	cuma	noun
farmer	chacarero	noun
farmer (of large lot)	fazendero	noun
farmer, harvester	agricultor	noun
farmer, peasant	campesino	noun
farming, agricultural	agrícole	adjective
fart	pedo	noun
fart (usually of old person)	pedorro	noun
farther	mais allá	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fascinate	fascinar	verb
fascinating, riveting	fascinante	adjective
fascination (for)	fascinación (por)	noun
fast flowing water, rapids	torrenti [torrenci-]	noun
fast, swift	veloce	adjective
faster-than-light, superluminal	superlumínic	adjective
fasting, fast (going without food)	yejuno	noun	French: jeûne; Spanish: ayuno; Portuguese: jejuns/jejum; Italian: digiuno
fat	grase	adjective
fatal	fatal	adjective
father-in-law	sugro	noun
fatherland, homeland	patria	noun
fatigue	fatiga	noun
fatigued, tired, weary	fatighe; fatigade	adjective
Fatimid	Fatimidye	adjective
fatuous, conceited, vain, foolish	fatue	adjective
fault: blame/responsibility	culpa	noun
faultless, unblemished	sens tatcha	adjective
fauna, wildlife	fauna	noun
faux paus: an embarassing or tactless act or remark	fause paso; fo-pa	noun	French
favor, errand	cambalatchi	noun
favor, favour	favor	noun
favor, favour, kindness	obsíquio	noun	Portuguese: obséquio
favor, privilege, favour	privilegiar	verb	Italian: privilegiare
favorable, approving	favorábel	adjective
favorably, with liking	cun simpatíê	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
favorite	favorite	adjective
favorite	favorito	noun
fax	facs	noun
fear, anxiety about something	peura	noun	Italian: paura; French: peur; Catalan: por
fear, be afraid of	temer	verb
fear, terror	miedo	noun
fearful, timid	miedose	adjective
feasible, practicable	ezecutábel	adjective
feature	rasgo	noun
February (month 2 of Gregorian calendar)	fevrero	noun
federal	federal	adjective
federation	federación	noun
fedora or top hat	fungi	noun
feeble: weak due to illness, injury, or old age	fébel	adjective
feed, nourish	alimentar	verb	Spanish
feedback	retroalimentación, fidebac	noun
feel or sense	sentir [sens-]	verb
feel refreshed after enjoying oneself; literally: recreate yourself	arricriar-se	verb	Neapolitan
feeling that comes from not being in one’s home country - of being a foreigner, or an immigrant, of being somewhat displaced from your origin.	despaismento	noun
feigning	fingimento	noun
feint: deceptive or pretended blow, thrust, or other movement	finta	noun	Spanish
felicitations	felicitaciónz	noun
fell	cayú	verb	past tense of cair
fellow (of same nation or country)	compatriote	adjective
fellow citizens	conciudadanoz	noun
fellowship	compañerismo	noun
fellowship and sharing life with others at a deep level	coinonía	noun	Greek: Koinonia
felt tip pen	rôtulador	noun
female, woman	fêmina	noun	Norman: fâme, English: female
feminine	fêminine	adjective
feminine (linguistics)	fêminina	noun
fence	cerca	noun
fermentation	fermentación	noun
fermented drink from the Carribean made from the bark of the mabi tree	mabi	noun
fern	feligi	noun
ferric: containing iron	férric	adjective
ferrous, of iron	ferrose	adjective
fertile	fértil	adjective
fertility	fertilitá	noun
fertilize, prepare the ground for; apply payment (to/towards); lend weight or credence to	abonar	verb
fertilizer, manure, deposit (payment)	abono, abonamento	noun
fervor	fervor	noun
festival	festivau	noun
festive	festive	adjective
fetal	fetal	adjective
fettered, in chains	encadenade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
fettered, in chains	encadenadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fetus	feto [fet-]	noun
fever	febrê	noun
feverfew: herb remedy used for stomachaches	altamisa	noun
feverish	febril	adjective
feverish with excitement	enfervorizade	adjective
fib teller, liar	macanero, macanera	noun
fiber-optic	fibra óptic	noun
fiction	ficción	noun
fictional	ficcional	adjective
fictional, fictitious, storybook-like	novelesc	adjective
fictitious, fictional, fictive	fictive, ficticie	adjective
fidelity, faithfulness	fidelitá	noun
fiduciary: holding something in trust	fiduciare	adjective
field (agriculture), camp	campo	noun
field in a record of a database or table	campo (înformátic)	noun
field office	oficina regional	noun
fierce, ferocious	feroce	adjective
fiercely, fercosiously	fierosamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fiery water, alcoholic beverage that contains 30 to 60 percent alcohol by volume	aguardenti	noun	Spanish: aguardiente
fight	pelear, gumer	verb
figleaf gourd confection	alcitron	noun
figure, appear, be prominent	figurar	verb
figure, shape, form	figura	noun
file (computing)	fichero	noun
file format	formato de arquivo	noun
file/record of key information (police, government)	egspedienti	noun
filet	filey	noun
fill	omplir	verb
fill in, infill	enllenar	verb
fill up, get fed up (with)	encher-se	verb
fill with joy, overjoy	alborozar	verb	Spanish: alborozar
fill, pack (boxes)	llenar	verb
filled, stuffed, plump (face)	rellene	adjective
fillet of salt-cured tuna	moxama	noun	Spanish: mojama; Italian: mosciame; Portuguese: muxama	delicacy of Phoenician origin
film: motion picture	filmi	noun
film: roll the film, record a movie	rodar	verb
filming, rolling	rodadj	noun
filter (air, water)	filtro	noun
filthy , disgusting	garre	adjective
final	final	adjective
final score	puntadj final	noun
finally	finalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
finance	finança [financi-]	noun
financial	financiare	adjective
financial gain	gaño financiare	noun
financial planner	planejador financiare	noun
financier	financista	noun
financing	financiamento	noun
financing, funding, finance	financiación	noun	Spanish: financiación
find (after not seeing for a while)	trôvar	verb
find (and have something in your possession), encounter (can mean to chance upon)	encontrar	verb
find (implies searching), find out, discover; can also imply opinions (I think that)	allar	verb	Spanish: hallar; Portuguese: achar
find one's way	ir tentandu le camino	verb
fine, charge someone a fine for doing something	multar	verb
fine, lovely	belle	adjective
fine, ticket (traffic violation)	multa	noun
finger, digit	dedo	noun
fingerprint	emprenta dactilare	noun	Sp: huella dactilar
finish	finir	verb
finish (off), end	acabar	verb
finish from, just ___	acabar de	verb		add infinitive of another verb
finishing, completion, end	acabamento	noun	Spanish
finite	finite	adjective
Finland	Finlandia	noun
Finnish	finlandech	noun
Finnish	finlandese	adjective
fir tree	abeto	noun
fire (an employee); get rid of someone	despedir	verb
fire (usually out-of-control nature)	încendio	noun
fire alarm	alarma de antiîncendioz	noun
fire risk, fire hazard	periglo de încendio	noun
fire, flame, heat	fogo	noun
fire/discharge (a weapon)	descargar	verb	French: décharger; Spanish: disparar
firearm	arma de fogo	noun
firebomb, incendiary bomb	bomba încendiare	noun
fireman	pombiero	noun
fireman's uniform	tenwî de pombiero	noun
fireman, firefighter	apagafogo	noun
fireplace	chamin	noun
fireproof, not combustible	incombustible	adjective
firewood	leña	noun
fireworks	cuetêz	noun	Mexican Spanish: cuetes
firm, solid, steadfast	firme	adjective
first cousin	primo, prima	noun
first gear (of machine, engine)	primera	noun
first name	nomi própie	noun
first name	nomi de pila	noun
first-born	primogénite	adjective
first-born child	primogénito	noun
fish market/shop, fishmonger's shop	pechadería	noun
fish that is caught	pechado	noun
fish: catch fish, angle	pechar	verb
fished (past participle)	pechade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
fished (past participle)	pechadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fisherman, angler	pechador	noun
fishing	pechare	adjective
fishmonger, fish merchant	pechadero	noun
fist	puño	noun
fist punch, stab	puñalada	noun
fit, be fitting	caber	verb
fitness, physical fitness	forma físic	noun
fitrah: primordial human nature	fîtra	noun
fitting	de enseyadj	adjective
fitting room	chamb de enseyadj	noun
fitting, appropriate, applicable	cabíbel	adjective
fitting, trying on	enseyadj	noun
fix, set up, repair	arrumar	verb
fix, tight spot	aperto	noun
fixation	fixación	noun	Spanish: fijación; Portuguese: fixação; French: fixation; Italian: fissazione
fixed (price, rules), unable to be changed	fixe	adjective
flag (usually of a country or city)	drapo	noun
flagpole, mast	masto	noun	Portuguese: mastro; Spanish: mástil
flagstone, sandstone	laja	noun	combination: Catalan, Portuguese, Spanish
flame (of fire)	flama	noun
flame tree (originally native to Madagascar)	acacia	noun
flaming arrows	fletchaz încendiare	noun
flank, line	flanquear	verb
flask for liquor usually	patcha	noun
flat (tire)	flete	adjective	English/Papiamentu
flat broke (without money)	acabade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
flat broke (without money)	acabadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
flat broke, without money	estril	adjective
flat, even	llane	adjective
flatness, eveness	llanura	noun
flatten (road, grass); squash, compress	aplanar	verb
flatten, make flat, lash out	zurrar	verb
flatten, smooth out, straighten, make even (especially of hair, dough)	alisar	verb
flattener, device that flattens	aplanuôr	noun
flattering, glib	lisonjere	adjective	Portuguese: lisonjeira; Spanish: lisonjera	sugar-coated (words)
flatulence, gas (breaking wind)	flatulença	noun
flatulent, gassy	flatulente	adjective
flawless, impeccable	sens difeitu, impecábel	adjective
flea	pulga	noun	Portuguese/Spanish: pulga
flea market, street market	mercadillo	noun	Spanish: mercadillo
fleece	vellón	noun	Spanish/Galcian: vellón; Catalan: velló
fleet	flota	noun
fleetingly	fugacemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fleur-de-lis	flor de lis	noun
flex (muscles), bend	fleter [flecs-]	verb
flexible	flecsíbel	adjective
flexion	flecsión	noun
flight	vulo	noun	Italian: volo, Spanish: vuelo; French/Catalan: vol; Portuguese: vôo
flight across to somewhere; crossing flight	transvulado	noun	Italian: trasvolata
float	boiar, flotar	verb
flood, diluvium	diluvio	noun
floor (under feet)	suolo	noun
floor: story, storey (of building/ship)	piso	noun
floral	floral	adjective
floral arrangement	arreglo floral	noun
Florence (town in Italy)	Florença	noun	Neapolitan
florist	florista	noun
flotation	flotación	noun
flour	farina	noun
flourescent tube for lamp	candela	noun
flourish, burgeon	florecer [-esca-]	verb
flow, flux	fluxo	noun	Spanish: flujo, Portuguese: fluxo
flowchart	fluxograma	noun	Portuguese: fluxograma; Spanish: diagrama de flujo
flower	flor	noun
flower vase	floreiro	noun
flowerbed, small garden	riata	noun	Spanish: arriate
fluctuate	fluctuar	verb
fluctuating	fluctuante	adjective
fluctuation	fluctuación	noun
fluent	fluyente	adjective
flunk	atorar	verb
flustered, embarassed, alarmed, startled	azorade	adjective	Spanish: azorado
flute made of wood; traditional Andean flute	quena	noun
fluvial, river	fluvial	adjective	Spanish: fluvial
fly	vular	verb	Spanish: volar; Italian: volare; Papiamentu; Portuguese: voar
fly (insect)	mosca	noun
fly swatter	matamoscaz	noun
foam	espuma	noun
focus	foco	noun
focus (put in focus)	enfocar	verb
focus, concentrate	concentrar	verb
fog, mist, sea mist	bruma	noun
foggy, misty	brumose	adjective
fold, crease	dobles	noun	Spanish: doblez
foliage	folladj	noun
follow	seghir	verb
follow/observe the ten commandments	guardar le Dieç Mandamentoz	verb
followed	seghide	adjective
followed	seghidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
follower, that impersonates	imitadore	adjective
following, next (in line) (adjective or preposition)	seghiente	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Portuguese: seguinte; Spanish: siguiente
folly, madness	fôlía	noun	French: follie, Italian: follia
folly, madness, lunacy	locura	noun
fondle, grope, be all over	amasixar	verb
fondness, dearness	cariño	noun
font (in scriptures)	pia	noun	Portuguese
font (typography, writing)	fonti	noun
food	tchibo	noun	Italian
food place	sitopia	noun
foolish	torpe	adjective
foolishness, sillyness	tonteríê	noun
foolproof tips	conselloz infalíbel	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
foot	pied	noun
football (American/USA)	fútbol american	noun
footbridge made of planks of wood to cross a stream	copanti	noun
footpath	sendero	noun
footprint, track (animal), footstep	wella	noun	Spanish: huella
footwear	calsado	noun
footwear	calzado	noun
for life (during or throughout life), lifelong	vitalice	adjective	Spanish: vitalicio
for this reason; this is the reason why...	por este reizón	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
for where	para onde	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
for, then, on this account	puis	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Port: pois
for: express gratitude or apology; for velocity, frequency and proportion (per mile, kilometer); when talking about exchange, including sales; on behalf of or in favor of; express a length of time in cases of mistaken identity, or meaning "to be seen as" to show the reason for an errand to express cause or reason when followed by an infinitive, to express an action that remains to be completed, use por + infinitive}	por	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
for: indicate destination; show the use or purpose of a thing; in order to or for the purpose of; indicate a recipient; express a deadline or specific time; express a contrast from what is expected	para, pa'	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
forbearance (patience and/or tolerance)	paciença, tolerança	noun
force	forçar [fort-]	verb
force, strength	força [fort-]	noun
forced	forçade	adjective
forced labor camp	gulag	noun
forceps	fórceps	noun
forearm	antebraso	noun
forecast, pre-vision	privizión	noun
forecasted outlook, prognosis, prognostication	prônóstico	noun
forehead	frenta	noun
foreign affairs	afeirs egsteriore	noun
foreign government	governo estrañere	noun
foreign key	clav forane	noun
foreign languages	idiomaz estrañere	noun
foreign, outsider	estrañere	adjective
foreigner	furastero	noun	Neapolitan
foreigner not acquainted with local customs	musiu	noun
forensic	forense	adjective
forensic evidence, forensic proof	proba forense, evidença forense	noun
foreordain, predestine	pridestinar	verb
foresee	priver	verb
foreseeing	privendu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
forest fire	încendio forestal	noun	Spanish: incendio forestal
forgery, falsification	fausificación	noun
forget	olvidar, ubliar	verb	French, Catalan
forgetable	olvidábel	adjective
forgetful of	ubliose de	adjective
forgive, excuse, unblame	desculpar	verb
forgiveness, pardon	perdón	noun	Spanish
fork (eating utensil)	tenedor, garfo	noun	Spanish: tenedor, Portuguese: garfo
form a cartel in an industry or trade (illicit or licit)	cartelizar	verb
former editor	egseditor	noun
formidable	formidábel	adjective
formidably	formidabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
formula	fórmula	noun
formulate	formular	verb
formulation	formulación	noun
fortification	fortificación	noun
fortified city	burgh	noun
fortified, defensed	fortificade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
fortified, defensed	fortificadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fortress, stronghold, strength, fortitude	fortalesa	noun
fortunate	afortunade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
fortunate	afortunadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fortunate, favored, advantaged	favorecide	adjective
fortunate, favored, advantaged	favorecidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fortunate, joyful, blessed, blissful	dichose	adjective
fortune	fortuna	noun
fortune seeker	buscador de fortuna	noun
fortune, good luck	sortchi	noun
forum [+:fora, forums]	foro [+:foroz]	noun
forward (in time); advanced (crop...)	adelantade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
forward (in time); advanced (crop...)	adelantadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
forward (message), resend	ri-enviar	verb
forward, ahead	adelanch	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
forward, toward the front	acia adelanch	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
forward; head/front, out front	delanchare	adjective
fossil	fósil	adjective
fougasse: breads that include focaccia in Italian cuizine, hogaza in Spain, and fogassa in Catalonia.	fogasa	noun
foul (in sports competition)	faoliar	verb
foul, insipid water or drink	agua tchirie	noun
found: began from the bottom	fundar	verb
foundation	fundamento	noun
foundational myth	mito fundacional	noun
founded	fundade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
founded	fundadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fount: a source of a desirable quality or commodity	fonç	noun	Catalan: fons
fountain pen	fuenti	noun
fountain pen	estilográfica	noun
fox	zorro	noun
fox species	culpeo	noun
foyer	foyêr	noun
fracking	fraquine	adjective
fraction	fracción	noun
fractional	fraccional	adjective
fracture	fractura	noun
fracturous	fracturose	adjective
fragile (bone, structure, material)	frágil	adjective
fragment	fragmentar	verb
fragmented	fragmentade	adjective
fragrant, of a sweet smell	fragrante	adjective	Spanish: fragante
frame, framework	armación	noun
France (country)	Francia	noun
franchise	franquiça	noun	Catalan: franquícia; Spanish: franquicia; Portuguese: franquia
Franco	franquiste	adjective
Francophile	francófil	adjective
Francophile (person)	francófilo	noun
Francophone (person)	francófono	noun
frank, plain	franque [franca-]	adjective
frankly	francamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
frankness	franquesa	noun
fraternal	fraternal	adjective
fraternity	fraternitá	noun
fratricide	fratricidio	noun
fratricide (person)	fratricida	noun
fraudulent	fraudulente	adjective
fraudulent act, illegal dealings	mandracada	noun
freak out	friquear-se	verb
freaked out	friqueade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
freaked out	friqueadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
free admission/entry	îngreso libre	noun	Italian: ingesso libero
free service	serviço gratuye	noun
free, at no cost	gratuye	adjective
free, unrestricted	libre (-liber-)	adjective
freely, without restriction	libremén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
freeway, interstate highway	rodovia	noun
freezer	congelador	noun
freight	fregti	noun
French	francese	adjective
French (language or person)	francech	noun
French Guiana (country)	Guyana Francese	noun
French horn	corno francese	noun
frenetic	frenétic	adjective
frenzied, frantic, distracted	frenetic	adjective
frequent	frecuente	adjective
frequent, visit on a regular basis	frecuentar	verb
frequently	frecuentemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fresh ear of ripe corn	eloti	noun	Mexico Spanish: elote
fresh water snail	juti	noun
fresh, cool	fresque	adjective	Catalan: fresque, frescos, frescs, fresca, fresc
freshness (of food, air), coolness	frescura	noun
freshwater eel	zangi	noun	St. Lucian
fret (of guitar)	trasti	noun	Sp/Po: traste
friction	fricción	noun
friction welding	soldadura per fricción	noun
Friday	vindrey	noun
fried	fritade, frite	adjective		Past participle adjective form
fried	fritadu, fritu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fried banana slices	tostonz	noun
fried okra	ocura frite	noun
fried potatoes, papas fritas	batataz frite	noun
fried squid	calamad	noun
friend (boy)	amigo [-emig-]	noun
friend (girl)	amiga [-emig-]	noun
friend, partner, brother in a group of like-minded people	etairo	noun
friendly, cordial	amistose	adjective
friendship	amistá	noun
fries (potato French fries), chips (British)	frais	noun
frieze	friso	noun
frigate	fregata	noun
fright, dread, scare	espanto	noun
frighten, scare	azorar	verb
frighten, scare (away), intimidate	espantar	verb
frightful, dreadful, grimly	espantose	adjective
frigid, really cold	frigide	adjective
fringe, trim	franjar	verb
frivolous, trivial	frívole	adjective
frog	rana	noun
from (indicating starting point), since	desde	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	de + ex + de (vulgar latin)
from ... on, as of (time), since (time in past), surpassing/starting at (a point in time), from (a point in time)	a partir de (le)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
from a distance, from afar	desde lexos	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
from above	desde arriba	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
from Barcelona, Spain	barcelonese	adjective
from below	desde enbaiju	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
from that day forward	desde esse día en adelanch	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
from the Caribbean	caribeñe	adjective
from where	de onde	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
from, originating out of	proveniente	adjective
front desk (at hotel or business, usually in foyer)	mostradora	noun
front door	porta de fachada	noun
front porch	portch delanchare	noun
frontier region, bordering region	región frontirize	noun
frontman, front company, figurehead	testaferro	noun
frozen candy	carambelo	noun
fructose	fructosa	noun
fruit	fruta [frutu-, fruct-]	noun
fruit seller	frutero	noun
fruitful, successful	frutuose	adjective
fruitfulness, productiveness, fecundity	fecunditá	noun
fruitless, unsuccessful	infructuose	adjective
frustrate, thwart, foil (prevent/abort)	frustrar	verb
frustration	frustración	noun	Spanish: frustración, Italian: frustrazione
fry, cook in oil	fritar	verb
frying pan	padell	noun	Italian: padella; Catalan: paella; Occitan: padena; French: poêle
fuchsia (color)	fuchie	adjective
fuel (for vehicle)	carburanti	noun
fugacious, fleeting	fugace	noun
fugitive, escapee	fugitivo	noun
fulfill, comply, carry out, complete, adhere to	cumplir	verb
fulfilling his promise, keeping his promise	le cumplimento de su promesa	noun
full	llene	adjective
full and complete; totally full; plenty, plain	plene	adjective	Sp: pleno
full calendar	agenda llene	noun
full moon	luna llene	noun
full of holes, riddled, like Swiss cheese	pasconiade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
full of holes, riddled, like Swiss cheese	pasconiadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
full, replete	tilinque	adjective
fully operational	en plene funcionamento	adjective
fulminating	fulminante	adjective
fumes, emanations	emanaciónz	noun
fumes, smoke	fumoz	noun
fun	fên	noun
fun-loving, enjoying parties	marchose	adjective
function (mathematic, computer science)	función	noun
function, work	funcionar	verb
functional	funcional	adjective
functionary	funcionario	noun
fundamental, foundational	fundamental	adjective
fundamentalism	fundamentalismo	noun
fundamentalist	fundamentalista	noun
funds (money)	fondoz	noun
funeral	funeral	adjective
funeral	funerau	noun
funny, amusing	drole	adjective
funny, comical	cómic	adjective
furious	furic	noun
furlough, leave	congi	noun	French
furnace	fornalla	noun	Portuguese: fornalha
furniture store	mobilería	noun
furniture, furnishings: things that are moveable	mobilê	noun
further down, lower down	mais abaiju	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
furthermore	ademais, adicionalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fury, rage	furia	noun
fuse (electronics)	fusibla	noun
fuse, blend	fundir	verb
fusion	fusión	noun
futile, trifling	fútil	adjective
futility	futilitá	noun
future perfect	futuro perfeite	noun
futurist	futurista	noun
gabagool, capicola: traditional Italian pork cold cut (salume) made from the dry-cured muscle running from the neck to the 4th or 5th rib of the pork shoulder or neck. The name capocollo comes from capo ("head") and collo ("neck").	gabêgul	noun
gaffe, blunder	gafi	noun	French: gaffe; Portuguese: gafe
gain ground	gañar terreno	verb
gain value (appreciate)	valorizar-se	verb	Portuguese: valorizar-se
gal	galla	noun
gala	gala	noun
galactic	galáctic	adjective
Galatia	Galacia	noun
Galatians	galataz	noun
galaxy	galaccia [galáct-]	noun
galaxy-spanning	que abarcam le galaccia	adjective
gallant, handsome man who pays special attention to women	galant	noun
gallantry	galanteriê	noun
gallon	galón	noun	Spanish: galón
galloroman, gallo-roman	galo-roman	adjective	Portuguese: galo-romana; Spanish: galorromana; Catalan: gal·loromana
gambler, craps shooter	chiviadera	noun
game board, game table	tábul de juco	noun
games of chance, dice games	chiviadaz	noun
gang, mob	pandilla	noun
gangster, mobster	pandijero	noun
gap between 2 front teeth	chenet	noun	Haitian
garage	garadj	noun
garbageman: someone who collects and prepares trash	basurero	noun
garden	jardín [+:jardinez]	noun
garden of Eden	ganeden	noun	Judeo-Spanish
gardener	jardinero	noun
gardening (about gardening)	jardinadj	noun
gardening gloves	gantez de jardinadj	noun
gargle	gargara	noun	Spanish: gargaras; Catalan: gargara; Portuguese: gargarejo
gargoyle	gárgola	noun	Spanish
garland	ghirlanda	noun	old Spanish: guirlanda
garlic	ailo	noun
gas	gaz	noun
gas (physical state)	gasi	noun
gas station	pusto de gasolina	noun
gasoline, petrol (British)	gasolina	noun
gasp, pant	jadear	verb
gastronomic, gastronomical	gastronómic	adjective
gastronomy	gastronomíê	noun
gate (mechanical and/or locking), floodgate	comporta	noun	Spanish: compuerta; Portuguese: comporta;
gate (of airport, castle, town, fortress), door or opening to allow passing from one internal environment to another or to exit the building)	porta	noun	French: porte; Italian: uschita, porta; Portuguese: portão, porta
gateway, entrance point	porta de entrada	noun
gather (evidence), pick (fruit, flowers)	coller	verb
gathering together (meeting)	reunió	noun
gauchesque, like the culture of the Gauchos	gautchesc	adjective
gave	diú	verb		past tense of dar
Gaza Strip	Franja de Gaza	noun
gazpacho: Spanish-style soup served cold	gazpatcho	noun
GDP	producto înterne brute	noun
gear, tackle, equipment, things	avíoz	noun
gecko	talconet	noun
gelatine, jell-o	gelatina	noun	Portuguese/Spanish
gelatinous	gelatinose	adjective
gender (linguistics), kind/type, genre	género [gener-]	noun
gene deletions	deleciónz génic	noun	Spanish: deleciones génicas
genealogical	genealógic	adjective
genealogy	genealogíê	noun
general	genral	adjective
general knowledge (of something)	conocimento genral	noun
general store, emporium	emporio	noun
generalísimo: supreme commander, generalissimo	xeneralíssimo	noun	Spanish: generalísimo
generalize	genralizar	verb
generate	generar [genra-]	verb
generation	genración	noun
generation ship (for interstellar voyages that take a lot of time)	navio genracional	noun
generational	genracional	adjective
generic	genéric	adjective
generosity	generositá	noun
generous (originally of noble birth)	generose [generosa-]	adjective
generously, liberally	generosamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
genesis	génesi	noun
genetic	genétic	adjective
genetically modified, GM	geneticamén modificade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
genetically modified, GM	geneticamén modificadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
geneticist	genéticien	noun
genetics	genética	noun
Genghis Khan	Tchenghîs Xan	noun
genius (not person), disposition	geniu	noun
Genoa (town in Italy)	Genova	noun	Neapolitan
génocidaires, people guilty of genocide	genocidariuz	noun
genocidal	genocide	adjective
genocide	genocidio	noun
genome	genoma	noun
genomic	genómic	adjective
genomic	genómic	adjective
genotype	genotipo	noun
Gentile	gentiel	noun
gentle, kind	gentil	adjective
gentle, mild	dulze	adjective
gentleness (nature of person)	dulzura	noun
gentleness, kindness	gentilesa	noun	Spanish: gentileza
gentleness, tenderness, delicacy	delicadesa	adjective
gentrification	gentrificación	noun
geocentric, earth-centered	geocéntric	adjective
geocentrism	geocentrismo	noun
geochemistry	geoquímica	noun
geodesic, geodetic	geodésic	adjective	Spanish: geodésica
geoengineering	geoîngeñerwerg	noun
geoglyph	geoglifo	noun
geographic setting	chenario geográfic	noun
geographical	geográfic	adjective
geographical map	mapa geográfic	noun
geography	geografíê	noun
geolinguistics	geolinguística	noun
geological, geologic	geológic	adjective
geologist	geólogo	noun
geology	geologíê	noun
geomagnetic	geomagnétic	adjective
geometric	geométric	adjective
geometrician	geometricien	noun
geometry	geometríê	noun
geomorphological	geomorfológic	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: geomorfológico; Catalan: geomorfològica; French: géomorphologique
geomorphology	geomorfologíê	noun
geophysics	geofísica	noun
geopolitical	geopolític	adjective
geopolitics	geopolítica	noun
geospace	geoespaço	noun
geostrategic	geoestratégic	adjective
geothermal water	aguas geotérmic	noun	Spanish: aguas geotérmicas
German	alman, german	adjective
German measles	rubeola	noun
German person	Tedesqui	noun	Italian: Tedeschi
German person or language	almanech, germano	noun
Germany (country)	Almania, Germania	noun
gerund	gerundio	noun
gesticulate	gesticular	verb	Spanish
gesture: using body movement as language	gesto	noun
get an upset stomach	empatchar	verb
get angry, become displeased	enojar-se	verb
get angry, become indignant, be outraged	indignar-se	verb
get discouraged, lose heart, dishearten one's self	desanimar-se	verb	Spanish: desanimarse
get excited; overflow with happiness	alebrestar-se	verb
get frustrated, fail (fall through)	frustrar-se	verb
get into debt	enharanar-se	verb
get into trouble	encrencar	verb
get older	envellecer [-esca-]	verb	sp: envejecer
get ready, arrange, have at one's disposal	disponer [dispust-, dispusi-, disponga-, disposi-]	verb
get real (locate yourself)	ubicater	verb
get right, guess or answer correctly	acertar	verb
get stuck in a traffic jam	embotellar-se	verb
get tired of, get fed up or annoyed with	hartar	verb
get to work; get yourself to work	pon-te a treballar	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: ponte a trabajar
get up early, get up at crack of dawn, be an early riser	madrugar	verb
get up, get out of bed	levantar-se	verb	French
get wet	mullar	verb
get-together with friends	tertulia	noun
geyser	géisêr	noun
gherkin	pepinillo	noun
ghost	djumbi	noun
ghost, apparition	aparecido	noun
giant, big	gigante	adjective
giantness	gigantesa	noun
gift, present	regalo	noun
gigabit (Gb): 1024 megabits	gigabît	noun
gigabyte (GB): 1024 megabytes; 2 to the 30th power bytes	gigabaitê, gigaoctet	noun
gigaton	gigatón	noun
gild, glaze (cake), brown (onions)	dorar	verb
gill	branquia	noun
ginger	genxibrê	noun
gingivitis	gengiviti	noun	Portuguese/Italian: gengivite; Spanish/Catalan: gingivitis; French: gingivite
giraffe	jirafa	noun
girl (child)	neña	noun	Catalan: nen/noia; Spanish: niña
girlfriend	haña	noun
girlfriend	namarada	noun	Portuguese
give	dar [di-, dem]	verb
give (gift, aid), donate	donar	verb
give (imperative or command form)	da, dai	verb	Spanish: da, damos, dé, den; Portuguese: dá, dê, dêmos, demos, dai, dêem
give a gift, give as a present	regalar	verb
give a piece of advice	dar un consello	verb
give back, return	devolver [devuelt-]	verb
give, gives	diam	verb		present tense of dar
given	dadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
glacial	glacial	adjective
glacial debris	detritoz glacial	noun
glacier	glaciêr	noun
glaciologist	glaciologo	noun
glaciology	glaciologíê	noun
glass (for drinking); cup with no handle	vaso	noun
glass of wine	copa de vino	noun
glasses (eye), spectacles	gafaz	noun
glazed clay pan for washing, basin	lebrillo	noun	Spanish: lebrillo
global commons	bien-comunz global	noun
global hegemony	hegemoníê mundial	noun
Global Village	Aldea global	noun
global, world-wide	global	adjective
globalization	globalización	noun
globalize	globalizar	verb
globe, spherical map	globo	noun
Globish	globech	noun	English	simplified version of Anglo-American English used as a worldwide lingua franca
gloom, melancholy, blues	melancolíê	noun
gloomy, sad, wistful	melancólic	adjective
glorification	glorificación	noun
glorious	gloriose	adjective
glory	gloriê	noun
Glory to God alone; Soli Deo Gloria (in Latin)	Gloriê a Deo Sôle	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
gloss, comment on, annotate/criticize	glosar	verb
gloss: explanation; comment/note	glosa	noun
glossary, small dictionary usually in the back of a book	glosario	noun
glottal	glotal	adjective
glottis: opening between the vocal folds	gloti [glot-]	noun
glove (usually for working)	gant	noun
gloves	luvaz	noun
glow, burn (figuratively)	arder	verb
glow, firewood, fuel	lumbi [lumin-]	noun
glow, shine, sparkle	resplandecer [-esca-]	verb
glowing click beetle (pyrophorus)	cocuyo	noun	Spanish: cocuyo from Taino
glucose	glucosa	noun
gnat	jehén	noun
go	ir [va-, iv-, yend]	verb	combination of ir and aller
go (imperative or command form)	vay	verb	Galician: vai, vaia, vaiamos, ide, vaian; Spanish: ve, vayamos, vaya, vayan
go and see someone	ir trôvar algom	verb
go astray, wander away from, lose the way	egstraviar-se	verb
go away; go home	vazar	verb
go back, regress	regresar	verb
go camping	acampar	verb
go crazy, drive to madness	enfôlecer	verb	Spanish: enloquecer; Portuguese: enlouquecer; French: devenir fou
go lame	encoxar-se	verb	Spanish: encojarse
go mute, become silent, be dumbstruck	enmudecer [-esca-]	verb
go out, come out, take out, break out	sortir	verb	French/Catalan: sortir
go over again, check over and revise	ripasar	verb	Sp:repasar
go party, be partying, throwing a party	parrandear, ir-se de pachanga	verb		Not to be confused with infestar!
go under (business), go bankrupt	falir	verb
go up, climb, lift up	subir	verb
go viral	facer viral	verb
go, goes	va	verb		Present tense of ir
goal (in soccer)	cabaña	noun
goat	cabra	noun
God	Deo	noun
goddaughter	fillola	noun
godfather, leader of leaders	padrón	noun
godfather, sponsor	padrino	noun
godlessness, impiety	impietá	noun
godmother, sponsor	madrina	noun
godsend, windfall	pleachca	noun
godson	fillolo	noun
going	yendu	verb
going home	yendu a casa	verb
golden (color)	dorade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
golden (color)	doradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
gondola	góndola	noun
gone	idu	past participle
good	bone, bon	adjective		(bôn before noun; bône after noun)
good (used for something that has fulfilled its purpose for which it was created)	tove	adjective	Hebrew, Yiddish
Good afternoon, good early evening	Bon targi	noun
good behaviour	bon comportamento	noun	Spanish: buen comportamiento
Good day	bon djorn	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Good evening	Bon suara	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Good Friday	Vindrey Sante	noun
Good morning	Bon mañá	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Good night	Bon notchi	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
good sense, common sense, good judgement	bon-sensu	adjective
goodness	bonitá	noun
googol: the digit 1 followed by 100 zeroes	gugol	number
goose	oca	noun
gospel, good news of importance	evangeli	noun
gossip, rumour	favladuría	noun
gossip, word on the street	tchisma	noun
gourd: pumpkin, squash...	guaca	noun
gourmet	gorme, de gastronomíê	adjective
gourmet cooking, high cuisine	alte cuizín	noun
gourmet dish	platillo gorme	noun
gourmet, connoisseur of fine food	gastrónomo, gastrónoma	noun
govern, rule over	governar	verb
governance	governança	noun
governed	governade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
governed	governadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
governing	governante	adjective
government	governo	noun
government spending	gastoz governamental	noun
governor, leader and ruler	governador, governanti	noun
grab, seize, take hold of	seisir	verb	old French seisir and Modern French saisir
grace	gratça [gratci-]	noun
gracious, merciful	ráhmône	adjective	rach(a)man in Hebrew; [ra'man] in Arabic
gradient	gradienti	noun
gradual confidence building	l'establecimento gradual dele confiança mutue	noun
gradual, incremental change	gradual	adjective
gradually	gradualmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
graduate degree	títul de posgrado	noun
grain	grano	noun
gram (measurement)	grama	noun
grammar	gramática	noun
grammatical	gramatical	adjective
grammatical rules, grammar rules	reglaz gramatical	noun
granddaughter	nieta	noun
grandeur, grandness, greatness	grandesa	noun
grandfather	abulo	noun
grandiose, magnificent	grandiose	adjective
grandmother, grandma	abula	noun
grandson	nieto	noun
granular	granulare	adjective
granularity: how detailed a work breakdown structure (wbs) is (project and program management)	granularitá	noun
granule	granul	noun
grape	uva; raimo	noun
grapefruit	toranxa	noun	Mexico Spanish, Portuguese: toranja; Catalan: aranja
graphene	grafeno	noun
graphic	gráfic	adjective
graphic, chart: visual representation of data	gráfico	noun
grapnel (anchor, hook)	ancloti	noun
grasp (the concept of), understand what someone is saying or how they are thinking (slang: get it)	capicher	verb	Italian: capire, capisce
grass	sacati	noun
grasshopper	tchapolín	noun
grasshopper	tucura	noun
grasslands	pastijraz	noun	Spanish: pastizales, Portuguese: pastagens, French: prairies, Italian: praterie
gratefulness, gratitude	agradecimento	noun	Spanish: agradecimiento; Catalan: agraïment
gratitude	gratitud [-tudin-]	noun
gratuitous	gratuyose	adjective
gratuity, tip	gorjeta	noun	Portuguese
gravitational	gravitorie	adjective
gravitational field	campo gravitacional	noun
gravity (in science)	gravitá	noun
gravity (of a situation) seriousness	grevitá	noun
gray, grey	grise	adjective
grease	greich	noun
greasy, oily, fat, lardy	greichente	adjective
great	gran	adjective	this adjective comes before the noun
great and glorious	grande i esplendorose	adjective
great care, diligence	esmero	noun
Great Commision (instruction of Jesus Christ)	Gran Comisión	noun
great granddaughter	bis-nieta	noun
great grandfather, great grandpa	bis-abulo	noun
great grandmother, great grandma	bis-abula	noun
great grandson	bis-nieto	noun
great horned owl	estiquirin	noun
great powers	grande pussançaz	noun
Great!	¡Tuanis!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Costa Rican Spanish: Tuanis
great, fabulous, cool	chevere	adjective
greater than, older than	mayor que	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Greco-Roman	greco-roman	adjective
Greece	Grecia	noun
greedy person, pig	tragón, tragona	noun
greedy, self-seeking	alagartade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
greedy, self-seeking	alagartadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
Greek	grege	adjective
Greek (person or language)	grego	noun
green	verde	adjective
green beans, string beans	exotêz	noun	Mexico and Central American Spanish: ejotes from Nahuatl: exotl
green growth, green-growth	crechimento verde	noun	Spanish: crecimiento verde
green heron	ahoquillo	noun
green pea	chítcharo	noun	Mexican and Cuban Spanish: chícharo
green peas	petipua	noun
greenery, greenness	verdura	noun
greenhouse	estufa	noun	Portuguese
greenhouse effect	efeitu de estufa	noun
Greenland	Groenlandia	noun
greenwashing	ecoblanqueamento	noun
grenade	grenada	noun
grid	cuadrícul	noun
grieve, afflict	atribular	verb	Spanish/Portuguese
grieving, inconsolable, heartbroken	desconsolade	adjective
groan, moan	carpir	verb
grocer	barrotero	noun	Spanish: abarrotero
groceries	alimentoz	noun	Spanish: alimentos
grok: understand thoroughly, deeply, and/or intuitively	groccar	verb	English from Stranger in a Strange Land; Italian: groccare
gross (income, profit, weight)	brute	adjective
gross, massive	gruese	adjective
grotesque	grotesc	adjective
ground floor	térreo	noun
ground toasted squash seeds	aiwasti	noun
ground- solid surface usually of the earth but not always	doti	noun
groundhog	marmota	noun
groundskeeper	yardero	noun
group	grupo	noun
group of serious fans	torcida	noun
grove, little forest, bosk	bosquet	noun
grove: group of trees	árboreido	noun
grow (animals, hair, people, farm animals)	crecher	verb
grow fond of	cariñar-se	verb
growing, increasing	crechente	adjective
growth, expansion	crechimento	noun
guacamole: made from mashed up avocadoes, onions, tomatoes, lemon juice and chilli peppers (and sometimes a clove or two of garlic), guacamole is often eaten with tortilla chips or used as a side dish.	guacamuli	noun
guano: bird excrement used as fertilizer	ganu	noun
Guarani language	Guaraní	noun
guarantee	garantir	verb
guarantee, warranty	garantíê	noun
guard, watch: keep an eye on, patrol	vigilar [vigila-, -vella-]	verb
guard: keep (safe), bear/follow, save, put away	guardar	verb
guardian spirit, spirit animal	nahuali	noun	Spanish: nahual
guava fruit	goyaba	noun	Arawakan: wayaba, Portuguese: goiaba/guaiaba, Spanish: guayaba
guayusa: an upper Amazonian rainforest holly tree that has caffeine and polyphenols	guayusa	noun
gubernatorial candidate	candidato governatore	noun
guess	edivinar	verb
guest, lodger	hósped [hospit-]	noun
guest, the invited	convidado	noun
guide, lead	ghidar	verb
guideline, general rules, directive	directriç [+:directricez]	noun
guiding principle, rule	regla [regul-]	noun
guilty	culpade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
guilty	culpadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
guilty, culpable	culpábel	adjective
guinea pig	cobayo	noun	Spanish: cobayo
guinea pig that is eaten	cui	noun
guise, manner	ghisa	noun
guitar	ghitara	noun
guitarist	ghitarista	noun
guitarrón: a guitar larger than a cello	ghitarón	noun
gulf	golfo	noun
Gulf of Aden	Golfo de Adén	noun
gummy bears	orsitoz de goma	noun
gumption: shrewd or spirited initiative and resourcefulness.	gomchen	noun	Scottish, English
gums (anatomy, part of the mouth)	gencivaz [gengiv-]	noun	Italian: gengive; French: gencives; Spanish: encías; Portuguese: gengivas
gun with scope, shotgun	escopet	noun
gush, outpouring, stream (out from)	jorro	noun	po, sp:chorro
gut microbiome	microbioma intestinal	noun	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: microbioma intestinal
gut, bowel, intestine	intestino	noun	Po, Sp
gym (building)	gimnasiu	noun
gypsy	cigano, cigana	noun	Portuguese: cigano, cigana; Spanish/Catalan: gitana; Russian: tsygan; French: gitane
gypsy jazz	djazz cigan	noun
gyro	jiro	noun
haberdashery	mercería	noun
habit	habitu	noun
habitable zone	zona habitábel	noun
habitat	hábitat	noun
habitual, customary	habitual	adjective
habitually	habitualmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
hacktivism	hacktivismo	noun
hacktivist	hacktivista	noun
haemorrhage, hemorrhage	hemorragi	noun
hagiography	hagiografíê	noun
hair	cabello	noun	French: cheveu/chevelure; Catalan: cabell; Portuguese: cabelo; Spanish: cabello
hairpin, bobby pin	forquilla	noun	Spanish: horquilla; Portuguese: forquilha
hairstylist, hairdresser	cabelleirero/a	noun
hairy: full of hair	cabellude	adjective
Haiti (a country)	Ayití	noun
half, middle	medje	adjective
half-hour	medjuora	noun
hallelujah: praise the Lord	¡Aleluyah!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hallucinate	alucinar	verb
hallucination, delusion	alucinación	noun
hallucinogen	alucinógeno	noun
hallucinogenic	alucinógenic, alucinógene	adjective
hallway, aisle, corridor	pasillo	noun
halo (around angels)	aureol	noun
halva	halva	noun
ham	hamón	noun
hamburger	hamburghesa, burghesa	noun
hammer	martino	noun
hammer (of gun)	percutor	noun
hammer, drive, nail	clavar	verb
hammer, drive/thrust	clavar	verb	Spanish: clavar
hammock	hamaca	noun	Arawakan: hamaka (originally meant 'net'), Spanish: hamaca
hand	manu	noun
hand fork (gardening)	garfo de manu	noun
hand in, hand over, submit (a form, a paper), give/hand out	entregar	verb
hand sanitizer	desînfectanti para le manuz	noun
hand-held, portable	portátil	adjective
handbag	bolsa de manu	noun
handcrafted	artesanalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
handcuff, shackle	esposar	verb
handcuffs	aljemaz	noun
handicraft, craftsmanship, mastery, mastership	artesanwerg	noun
handle	haladeira	noun
handle	poiña	noun
handpicked by elitist government	dedocrátic	adjective
handsome, attractive	guape	adjective
handsome, pretty, beautiful	linde	adjective
handwritten	manuscrite	adjective
handyman who can fix things temporarily	parchero	noun
hang on, withstand/bear, hold oneself back	aguantar-se	verb
hang out with one's friends or clique	engavillar-se	verb
hang, be pending	pender	verb
hang, dangle, hang up	colgar	verb
hanging on the wall	pendide en le pared	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hangover	chutchaqui	noun
hangover	goma	noun
haplogroup	haplogrupo	noun
happen, befall, take place, come about	acontecer [-esca-]	verb
happiest	felicíssime	adjective
happiness, beatitude, divine vision	bienaventurança	noun
happiness, blessedness, felicity, beatitude, blissfulness	beatitud [-tudin-]	noun
happiness, felicity	felicitá	noun
Happy birthday!	¡Feliç cumpleañu!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
happy destiny, best wishes	feliç mazêl	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Judeo-Spanish
Happy Easter!	¡Feliç Pascua!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
happy hour	hépi-aur	noun
Happy new year!	¡Feliç añu nuve!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
happy, contented (being content)	felice, feliç	adjective		feliz is used before the noun to wish something for someone
happy, tranquil, at ease	tranquil	adjective
harbor, give refuge to, shelter	albergar	verb
harbor, harbour, port	hafi	noun
hard (opposite of soft)	dure	adjective
hard labor, forced labor	treballoz forçade	noun
hard-working	flissye	adjective	Romansch
hardest, extremely hard	duríssime	adjective
hardship (trial of life)	privación	noun
hardware store, do-it-yourself store	tlapaleria	noun
hardworking	treballadore	adjective
hardy	ardide	adjective
harlequin dutchman's pipe, remedy for snake bites	guacolicor	noun
harm, ruin	pernici	noun
harmful, that damages, damaging	dañose	adjective
harmless, inoffensive	inofensive	adjective	Spanish: inofensive
harmonic structures; chord structures	estructuraz harmónic	noun	Spanish: estructuras armónicas; French: structures harmoniques; Portuguese: estruturas harmônicas
harmonization	harmonización	noun
harmonize	harmonizar	verb
harmonize, match, be in agreement	acordar	verb
harmony, unity, accord	harmonía	noun	Spanish
harp	arpa	noun
harsh	richpide	adjective	Portuguese
harvest	tapisca	noun
has very good manners	es machu bien educade	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hat	chapo	noun
hatch (automobile trunk/boot), large door (usually entrance of building)	portón	noun	Spanish
hatchery	cuvitorio	noun
hate	odiar	verb
hate speech	lenguadj de odio	noun
hateful	odiose	adjective	Spanish: odioso
hatred, hate, odium	odio	noun
have (used only as an auxiliary verb)	haver [hau, huvi-, hayam]	verb
have a get together, bring together (people)	reunir-se	verb
have a good vibe	tener bon unda	verb
Have a great day!	¡Pasem un gran djorn!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Have a great weekend	Ten un eccelente fin de setmana	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: Ten un excelente fin de semana
Have a nice trip	Bon viadj	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
have and take/get	prender	verb
have been, has been (present perfect tense)	hau sidu	verb
have fun, have a good time, rollick and play around	tchirotiar	verb
have gone	hau idu	verb
have in one's mind	andar cun l'onda de	verb
have in store, bring, yield	deparar	verb	Spanish: deparar
have lunch	almorsar	verb
have pity on, sympathize with	compatecer [-esca-]	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: compadecer; French: compatir
have priority	tener preferença	verb
have support among	tener partido entre	verb
have travelled	hau viadjadu	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
have, has (present tense)	tenem	verb
have, hold or take (imperative or command form)	ten, teng, tin	verb	Spanish: ten, tenga, tengamos, tened, tengan; Portuguese: tem, tenha, tenhamos, tende, tenham
have, hold, keep	tener [tuvi-, tenga-, tin-]	verb
having goose bumps	engrifade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
having goose bumps	engrifadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
having or showing great wisdom or sound judgment; of great intelligent	sapiente	adjective
Hawaiian sweet banana	cenizo	noun
hawk	azor	noun
hawk	gaviano	noun	Portuguese: gavião from Gothic: gabilans
hazelnut	avllana	noun	Judeo-Spanish, Spanish: avellana
He is in a good mood.	El estam de bon humor.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
He's on the (indicating membership)	El es membro dele	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
head	cabeça	noun
head (lead off, spearhead	encabeçar	verb
head buyer, principal purchaser	cumprador principal	noun
head for, going to	agarrar para	verb
head of hair, wig	cabelleira	noun
head of lettuce	aufaci	noun
head of state, leader	mandatario	noun
head-strong, pigheaded, hard-headed	cabeçude	adjective
head-strong, stubborn	cabeçone	adjective
headband, hairband	wincha	noun
headlight (vehicle)	faro delanchare	noun
heal, cure, get well	sanar	verb
health	salud	noun
health hazard (danger for the health)	periglo para le salud	noun
healthier, more wholesome	mais saludábel	adjective
healthy person	alentado	noun
healthy, wholesome, salutary, good, salubrious	saludábel	adjective
heap	monton	noun
hear (command form), hey	ovam	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hear, but not necessarily listen	ovir	verb
heard	ovide	adjective
heard	ovidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hearing	ovido	noun
heart failure	insuficiença cardiaque	noun
heart, core of a person	coraçón	noun	Portuguese: coração, Spanish: corazón, French: cœur
heartburn	agita	noun
heartfelt	sentide	adjective
heartfelt	sentidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hearty laughter; guffaw	carcahada	noun
heat up, warm up	calefacer [calefici-, calefetch-, calefaga-, calefar-]	verb
heat, warm up	calentar	verb
heat, warmth	calor	noun
heated debate	debati ulose	noun
heathen, pagan	pagano	noun
heating	calefacción; chofagi	noun
heaven, sky	chelo	noun
heavenly, unworldly	cheleste	adjective
heavy rain	aguacelo	noun
heavy, burdensome	gravose	adjective
heavy, rough (weather, seas), large (animal), fat (person)	grose	adjective
Hebrew	hebreo	noun
hectare	hectárea	noun
hectoliter	hectolitro	noun
Hegelian	hegelian	adjective
hegemonic	hegemónic	adjective
hegemonic stability theory	teoríê de l'estabilitá hegemónic	noun
hegemony	hegemoníê	noun
height, elevation	altura	noun
heir, heiress	heredoro, heredora	noun
heist	atraco	noun
helicopter	helicóptero	noun
heliocentric	heliocéntric	adjective	Spanish: heliocéntrica
heliocentrism	heliocentrismo	noun
heliopause	heliopausa	noun
heliosphere	heliósfera	noun
heliport (helicopter landing site)	heliporto, helihafi	noun
helium	heliu	noun
helix, spiral, propeller	hélici [+:héliciz]	noun
hell of a: adds emphasis; It could mean extremely positive or extremely negative (slang)	helova	intensifier or quantifier
hell, underworld	inferno	noun
Hellenic	helénic	adjective
Hellenic origin	origen helénic	noun
Hellenistic	helenístic	adjective
Hello (when answering phone)	¡Aló!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
helmet	casco	noun
Help!	socorram	verb
help, aid	yuda	noun
help, assist	yudar	verb
helpful and accomodating; obliging	servichal	adjective	Spanish/Catalan: servicial; Portuguese: serviçal
hemisphere	hemisferio	noun
henchman, helper, minion	esbirro	noun
herald: official messenger bringing news	herald	noun
heraldic	heráldic	adjective
herb	erba	noun
herbaceous vine	loroco	noun
herd, bring together (animals, children, etc.)	arrear	verb
herd, flock	rebaño	noun
herding cattle	arreandu gáado	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
here	iquí	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
heresy	heresi	noun
heretic (person)	heregi	noun
heretical	heretic	adjective
heriditary	hereditare	adjective
heritage	herança	noun
hermeneutics	hermenéutica	noun
hesitant, wavering, faltering, shaky, tentative	vacilante	adjective
hesitate, waver, vacillate	vacilar	verb
heterodox, unorthodox	heterodocse	adjective
heterogeneity	heterogeneitá	noun
heterogeneous	heterogene	adjective
heuristic	heurístic	adjective
hex nut	tuerca hecsagonal	noun
hexidecimal numbering system, base 16 used in computing	hecsidecimau	noun
Hi, hey, hello	¡Ola!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hibernate	ivernar	verb
hibernation	ivernación	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
hidden	oculte	adjective
hide, conceal	cacher	verb	French
hide, conceal, disguise	esconder	verb
hiding, concealment	ocultamento	noun
hierachical structure	estructura jerarquic	noun
hierarchy	jerarquíê	noun
hieroglyph	jeróglifo	noun
hieroglyphic	jeroglífic	adjective
high (socially)	hail	adjective
high council	concilio superiore	noun
high flatlands	altiplano	noun
high fructose corn syrup	sarobi de mahís a fructosa rique	noun
high ground	terreno alte	noun
high mountainous area that is usually desolate	puna	noun
high quality	alte calitá	noun
high school diploma	bachilerato	noun
high school, advanced school, lyceum	liceo	noun
high terrace	harafi	noun
high, tall	alte	adjective
high-ranking leader	adalid	noun
high-skilled worker	treballador altamén calificade	noun	Spanish: trabajador altamente calificado
higher: up, above; upstairs; ahead (score), above (in a text, on an object, age)	arriba	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
highlight (speech, article), stress (an article), emphasize	destacar	verb	Spanish: destacar
highlight, mark with a highlighter	resaltar	verb
highness, highmindedness	altesa	noun
highway	carreteira	noun
hill	loma	noun
hill, mound	colina	noun
hinder, obstruct, interfer, cumber	estorbar	verb
hindering, encumbering	estorbose	adjective
Hindustan	Industôn	noun
hinge, joint (knee, elbow, etc)	charnera	noun	Portuguese: charneira
hip (part of body)	cocha	noun	La: coxam, Sp: cojo, Po: coxa
hippopotamus	hipopotamo	noun
hire under contract	contratar	verb
his own, her own, its own	su propi	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Hispanic	ispanic	adjective
Hispanic America, Spanish America	Ispanoamérica	noun
Hispanophone (person who speaks the Spanish Language)	ispanofono	noun
Hispanosphere (places where Spanish is a dominant language, countries where Spanish is widely spoken)	ispanofonia	noun
histamine	histamina	noun
histogram	histograma	noun
historian	historien	noun
historic preservationist	preservacionista históric	noun
historic, historical	históric	adjective
historical	historial	adjective
historically	historicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
history	historiê [históri-]	noun
hit (object), batter, whisk (eggs, flour...)	batir	verb
hit or run over (accident by vehicle); crime and abuse (of power)	atropejo	noun	Sp: atropello
hit, beat, strike	golpear	verb
hit-and-run (by vehicle)	fantasme	adjective
hitch (ride), lift	aventon	noun
hitman	sicario	noun
hoax, joke (that involves trickery)	broma	noun
hockey	xineti	noun	Spanish: jinete
hoe	azadon	noun
hogan: traditional wood and earth dwelling	hogôn	noun	Navajo
hoist up (a flag), haul up	issar	verb
hoja santa, vera cruz pepper	erba sante	noun
hold a grudge, bear malice	guardar rencor	verb
hold a position or post, serve (in a position)	fungir	verb
hole, opening	aguxero	noun
holiday: day of festivity or religious observance and is usually a day off from work	feriado	noun
holiness, sanctity	santitá	noun
holistic	holístic	adjective
Holland	Olanda	noun
hologram	hôlograma	noun
holy	sante	adjective
holy book (sacred book)	livro sagrade	noun
holy day (sacred day)	día sagrade	noun
Holy Grail	Sante Grael	noun
Holy Spirit	Espritu Sante	noun
holy water (blessed water)	agua bendite	noun
Holy Week (of Easter)	Setmana Sante	noun
homage, tribute, obeisance	homenadj	noun
home (place where you and your family lives), house	casa	noun
home economics	economíê doméstic	noun
home, near fireplace	lari	noun
home-made flavored frozen treat usually made from natural fruits or sweet milk mixtures and often served on a small piece of water-resistant paper, a plastic or paper cup, or a popscicle stick	limbol	noun
homeland security	seguritá înteriore	noun
homemade	etchise	adjective
homemade firearm	tchimba	noun
homeostasis	homeostasi	noun
homeostatic	homeostátic	adjective
homework, house chores	tascaz de casa	noun
homicidal	homicide	adjective
homicide, murder	homicidio	noun
hominin DNA	ADN de homínidjo	noun
homogeneity	homogeneitá	noun
homogeneous	homogene	adjective
homogenize	homogeneizar	verb
homogenized	homogeneizade	adjective
homograph	homógrafo	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
homologate	homologar	verb
homologation, accreditation and approval usually by an external agency	homologación	noun
homologous	homóloghe	adjective
homonym	homónimo	noun
homonymy	homonimi	noun
honest	oneste	adjective
honesty	onestitá	noun
honey	miel	noun
honey bee	abexa de miel	noun
honeycomb	favo	noun
honor	hônra	noun
honor, grace	hônrar	verb	Spanish: honrar
honorable	hônrose	adjective
honoric distinction, title of person	distinción hônorífic	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese
hook/harness, couple up	agantchar	verb
hope, expect	esperar	verb
hope, expectation	esperança	noun	Portuguese: esperança, French: espoir, Italian: speranza, Spanish: esperanza
hopeful	esperançose	adjective		Note: Spanish uses esperanzador
horchata: almond flavored drink made from ground calabash seeds, squash seeds, grated lemon, cinnamon and sugar	ortchata	noun	Spanish
horizon	horizont	noun
horizontal	horizontal	adjective
hornet	vespón	noun
hors-d'œuvre, snack between meals	ordêvra	noun	French
horse	cavalo	noun
horticultural	orticultural	adjective
horticulture	orticultura	noun
hospitable	hospitalare	adjective
hospital	hospitau	noun
hospitality	hospitalitá	noun
hostage, captive	refén	noun
hostess, stewardess	asafata	noun	Spanish: azafata
hostility	hostilitá	noun
hot (day, season)	calorose	adjective
hot pot	estofado	noun
hot spring	mananci termal	noun
hotel	hotel	noun
hour	uora [-wor-]	noun
house	cubata	noun
house entrance	saguá	noun	Spanish: zaguán; Catalan: zaguà
House of Representatives	Cambro de Représentantiz	noun
housed, harbored, sheltered	albergade	adjective
household chores	tascaz doméstic	noun
household expenses	gastoz doméstic	noun
household, of the home; tame (of animal)	doméstic	adjective
housewife, home-maker	fêmina de înterior	noun
how (was, is) ___; What (was, is) ___ like?	¿Quey tal __?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
how long (something has been going on), since when	desde cando	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
how much, at what cost	cuanto custo	interrogative, question word
how much, how many	cuanto	adjective
how, in what manner	como	interrogative, question word
hug with the soul, care with the soul, shower someone with love from the heart with your favorite things	apapachar	verb	Mexican Spanish from Nahuatl
huge, enormous	enorme	adjective
huitlacoche: corn fungus that is considered the Mexican truffle	witlacotch	noun
hull (of vehicle, ship)	casco	noun
human being	esêr human	noun
human error	error human	noun
human resources	recursoz human	noun
human rights	dretchoz dele humanoz	noun
human, humane	human [humani-]	adjective
human-to-human transmission	transmisión interhuman	noun
human: man as a species, as distinguished from animals, and in science fiction, as distinguished from other sentient species.	humano	noun
humanitary, humanitarian	humanitare	adjective
humanities, human studies	humanitáz	noun
humanity	humanitá	noun
humankind, mankind	le género human	noun
humble	humile	adjective
humble, humiliate	humiliar	verb
humerus	humero	noun
humid	humide	adjective
humidity	humiditá	noun
humility, humbleness	humilitá	noun
hummingbird	picaflor	noun
humor, humour	humorismo	noun
humorous (movie, play, book, comment), jocular, jocose	jocose	adjective
humorous (person)	llene de humorismo	adjective
humorous, funny, comedy (of a show, play)	humorístic	adjective
humunitarian (person)	humanitario	noun
hunger	fambi	noun	French: faim; Spanish: hambre; Catalan: fam; Italian: fame
hungry: famished, starving	fambiente	adjective
hunk or stud (for man)	guapo	noun
hunt, hunting, pursuit/chase	cacha	noun
hunt, pursue, chase after	cachar	verb	Italian: cacciare; Spanish: cazar; Portuguese: caçar
hunter	cachador	noun
hunter-gatherer	cachador-recolector	noun	Spanish: cazador-recolector
hunting trip	cachada	noun
hurricane	huracano	noun	Arawakan: hurakán, Spanish: huracán, French:ouragan, Italian: uragano, Spanish: huracán, Catalan: huracà; Portuguese: furação
hurry (up), hasten oneself	apresurar-se	verb
hurry, haste	agiley	noun	Judeo-Spanish/Turkish
hurry, rush	prisa	noun	Spanish: prisa; Portuguese: pressa
hurt, harm	daño	noun	Spanish: daño
hurt, pound, crush	machucar	verb
husband	marido	noun
hushed, quieted	acallade	adjective	Spanish: acallado
hustle: side job or activity	hêssol	noun	American English
hut	tchosa	noun
hyacinth	jacinto	noun	spanish
hybrid	híbride	adjective
hydrate	hidratar	verb
hydrated	hidratade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
hydrated	hidratadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hydration	hidración	noun
hydraulic	hidraulic [hidro-]	adjective
hydrocarbon, fossil fuel	hidrocarburo	noun
hydroelectric	hidroeléctric	adjective
hydrogen (H2)	hidrogeno	noun
hydrogenate	hidrogenar	verb
hydrogenated	hidrogenade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
hydrogenated	hidrogenadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hydrological cycle	ciclo hidrológic	noun
hydroponics	hidroponia	noun
hydrosphere	hidrosfera	noun
hydrospheric	hidrosféric	adjective
hyena	hiena	noun
hygiene	higieni	noun
hygienic	higiénic	adjective
hygroscopic	higroscópic	adjective	Spanish: higroscópico
hymn, gospel song	himno	noun
hymnal, collection of hymns	himnario	noun
hyperactive	hiperactive	adjective
hyperactivity	hiperactivitá	noun
hyperbola	hipérbola	noun
hyperbole	hipérboli	noun
hyperbolic	hiperbólic	adjective
hyperinflation	hiperinflación	noun
hypernym	hiperónimo	noun	Spanish: hiperónimo; Italian: iperonimo
hypersensitive	hipersensíbel	adjective
hypersensitivity	hipersensibilitá	noun
hypnagogia	hipnagogia	noun
hypnosis	ipnosi	noun
hypnotic	ipnotic	adjective
hypoallergenic	hipoalergénic	adjective
hypocrisy	hipocresía	noun
hypocrite	hipócrita	noun
hypocritical	hipócritic	adjective
hypodermic	hipodérmic	adjective
hypodermis	hipoderma	noun
hyponym	hipónimo	noun	Spanish: hipónimo; Portuguese: hipônimo; Italian: iponimo
hypothalamus	hipotálamo	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: hipotálamo; Italian: ipotalamo; Romanian: hipotalamus;
hypothermia	hipotermia	noun
hypothermia	hipotermia	noun
hypothesis	hipótesi	noun
hypothetical	hipotétic	adjective
hypoxia	hipocsia	noun
hysteria	histeria	noun
hysterical, hysteric	histéric	adjective
I am at home.	Jo'stam en casa.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I appreciate it.	Lo'preciam.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I call myself...	Jo me chamam...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I cannot let this go.	Jo na pudem dechar esto	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I didn't manage (to)...	Jo na conseghiú	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I didn't mean to say; I didn't have the intention to say	Jo na estava en mev ánimo dicer	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I had to	Jo tuvi que …	verb	Spanish: Tuve que …
I like that very much!	Jo gustam de lo bocu!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I was surprised by...	Surprendeú-me...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I was tempted to	Jo'stuvi temtade de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I work a lot	Jo treballam bocu.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I'll wait for you	Jo ti atênderá	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I'm entitled to	Jo tenem dretcho a	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I'm late for work	Jo jegará tarde ale treballo.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I'm not in the mood.	Jo na estam de humor.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I'm sorry, forgive me; My condolences	Jo lu sentim	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: Lo siento	literally: I feel it. ; Apologize for being late.; offer condolences;
I'm working hard	Jo'stam ralandu	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
iamb	yambo [yámb-]	noun
iambic	yámbic	adjective
iambic pentameter	pentámetro yámbic	noun
Iberian Peninsula	península ibéric	noun	Spanish: península ibérica
ice	gelu	noun
ice cream	gelado	noun
ice cream shop, ice cream parlor	geladería	noun
ice pick	piolet	noun
ice-free	sens gelu	adjective
iceberg	iceberg	noun
icebox	nevieira	noun
Icelandic	islandech	noun
icicle	carambano	noun
icing, frosting (of cake…)	glaçadj	noun
icon	icôni	noun	Portuguese: ícone; French: icône
iconic	icônic	adjective
iconography	icônografíê	noun	French: iconographie; Spanish: iconografía
ICU: intensive care unit	unitá de vigilança întensive	noun
icy, in a frozen state	glace	adjective	French
idea	idea	noun
ideal	ideal	adjective
idealism	idealismo	noun
idealist	idealista	noun
idealistic	idealiste	adjective
ideals, principles	ideauz	noun
identical	idéntic	adjective
identical twin	gemelo idéntic	noun	Spanish
identification	identificación	noun
identification card, I.D.	cédula	noun
identify	identifiçar [identifica-]	verb
identity	identitá	noun
ideographic	ideográfic	adjective
ideological transformation	transformación ideológic	noun	Sp: transformación ideológica
ideological, ideologic	ideológic	adjective
ideologist	ideólogo	noun
ideology	ideologíê	noun
idiom	modismo	noun
idiot	baba	noun
idle speculation	especulaciónz vane	noun
idol	idôlo	noun
idolatrous	idôlatre, idôlatric	adjective
idolatry	idôlatría	noun
IDP; internally displaced person	vertrevun înterne; desplacido înterne	noun	German: Vertreibung; Dutch: verdrevene
idyllic, Arcadian	idílic	adjective
if	si	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
If God wills it! Perhaps!	¡Ôchalá!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
iftar: in Islam, it is the meal that breaks the Ramadan fast	îftur	noun
igloo: traditional house of ice	iglu	noun
igneous	ígne	adjective
ignoble	innobel [innobl-]	adjective
iguana	iguana	noun
illegal	ilegal	adjective
illegible	ilesíbel	adjective
illegitimacy	ilegitimitá	noun
illegitimate	ilegítime	adjective
illiteracy	analfabetismo	noun
illiterate	analfabete	adjective
illiterate	iletrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
illiterate	iletradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
illiterate (person)	analfabeto	noun
illogical	ilógic	adjective
illuminate: make bright	îluminar	verb
illustrate	îlustrar	verb
illustrated	îlustrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
illustrated	îlustradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
illustration	îlustración	noun
image, picture (not painting)	imaxen [+:imaxenz; imaxin-]	noun
imagery (more than one image)	imaxenz	noun	Spanish: imágenes
imagery (visually discriptive)	imaxinarie	noun
imaginable	imaxinábel	adjective
imaginary	imaxinare	adjective
imagination	imaxinación	noun
imagine, picture (in your head), envision	imaxinar	verb
imbalance, unsteadiness	desequilibrio	noun
imbroglio: an extremely confused, complicated, or embarrassing situation	embrollo	noun	Spanish: embrollo, Portuguese: embrulhada
imitate, mimic	imitar	verb
imitated	imitade	adjective
imitative	imitative	adjective
immarcescible; unfading, that does not wither	inmarcescíbel	adjective	Spanish: inmarcesible (que no puede marchitarse); Italian: immarcescibile; French/Catalan: immarcescible; Portuguese: imarcescível
immeasurable	inmesurábel	adjective
immediate, instant	inmediate [inmediata-]	adjective
immediately	inmediatamôn, de inmediate	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
immerse oneself, be absorbed in	sepultar-se	verb
immigrant	înmigranti	noun
immigrate	înmigrar	verb
immigration	înmigración	noun
imminent	inminente	adjective
immobile	inmovil	adjective
immobility	inmovilitá	noun
immoral	inmoral	adjective
immorality	inmoralitá	noun
immortal	inmortal	adjective
immortality	inmortalitá	noun
immune system	sistema inmunitare	noun
immunologic	inmunológic	adjective
immunology	inmunologíê	noun
impalpable, intangible	impalpábel	adjective
impart skills to, train, qualify (for position), enable	capacitar	verb
impartial, fair	imparcial	adjective
impartiality	imparcialitá	noun
impassion, love	apachonar	verb	Portuguese:apaixonar
impeccable timing	sincronización impecábel	noun	Spanish: sincronización impecable
impede, prevent	împedir	verb
impediment	împedimento	noun
impenetrable, impossible to pass through or break through, inscrutable	impenetrábel	adjective
impenitent, unrepentant	impenitente	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese/Italian
imperceptibility	imperceptibilitá	noun
imperceptible	imperceptíbel	adjective
imperception	impercepción	noun
imperfect	imperfeite [imperfec-]	adjective
imperfect past of ir	iva	verb
imperfect past of ser	era	verb
imperfect past of ver	viha	verb
imperfect subjunctive of construir [to construct]	construyessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of creír (to believe)	creyessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of dar [to give]	diessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of dicer [to say, tell]	dixessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of estar [to be]	estuviessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of facer [to do]	ficiessê	verb	Spanish: hiciera, hiciese, hicieras, hicieses, hiciéramos, hiciésemos, hicierais, hicieseis, hicieran, hiciesen; Portuguese: fizesse, fizesses, fizéssemos
imperfect subjunctive of haver [to have]	huviessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of ir	vasessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of poner [to put]	pusiessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of querer [to want]	quisiessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of saber [to know]	supiessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of ser [to be]	fuissê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of tener [to have/hold]	tuviessê	verb
imperfect subjunctive of venir [to come]	viniessê	verb
imperfection	imperfección	noun
imperial	imperial	adjective
impermeability	impermeabilitá	noun
impersonate	facer-se pasar por	verb	Spanish: hacerse pasar por; Portuguese: fazer-se passar por
impervious to	impermeábel a	adjective
impetuous	împetuose	adjective
impetus	împetu	noun
impinge on	afeitar a	verb
impious, unglodly, heathen	impíose	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese
implant	împlantar	verb
implant	împlantado	noun
implication	împlicación	noun
implicit, not spelled out, vague	împlícite	adjective
imply	împlicar	verb
import duty	tosa de împortación, dretchoz de împortación	noun
import, matter, be of importance	împortar	verb
importance	împortança	noun
important	împortante	adjective
imported	împortade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
imported	împortadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
imports and exports	împortaciónz i egsportaciónz	noun
impose, lay down or set (conditions), instill, enforce	împoner [împust-, împusi-, împonga-, împosi-]	verb
imposed	împustu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
imposing, impressive; magnificent (structure)	împonente	adjective
impossibility	impossibilitá	noun
impossible	impossíbel	adjective
impoverish	empovrir	verb
impoverished	empovride	adjective
impoverished	empovridu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
impress, move (emotionally), shock (figuratively)	împresionar	verb
impressed, imprinted	împresu, împrimidu	past participle
impression	împresión	noun
impressionable	împresionábel	adjective
impressionism	împresionismo	noun
impressionist	împresionista	noun
impressive, striking	împresionante	adjective
improbability, unlikely	improbabilitá	noun
improbable, unlikely	improbábel	adjective
improve the style of something, smarten up (a room, an outfit)	jucher	verb
improvement; enhancement; strengthening; empowerment	potenciamento	noun		Spanish: potenciamiento
improvisation	împrovización	noun
improvise	împrovizar	verb
impure	impure	adjective
impurity	impuresa	noun
impute	imputar	verb
in a sense	en cierte modo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in agreement, agreed; okay	de acordo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in agreement, satisfied/agreed	conforme	adjective	Spanish
in any case, regardless, anyway	en todo maneraz	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in charge of; responsible for (adverb)	a cargo de; encargadu	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
in concert with; in cooperation with	en colaboración cun	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
in danger of	en periglo de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Portuguese: perigo & Spanish peligro
in depth	en profundura	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in direct ratio to	en proporción directe con	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in eastern...	en l'ist de…	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in favor of (indicating preference)	en favor de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in front of	delanch de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in front of	en frente de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in good health, robust and sound	alentade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
in good health, robust and sound	alentadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
in heat, rut	alunade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
in heat, rut	alunadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
in inverse ratio	en proporción înverse	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in keeping with, consistent with, in line with	conforme cun	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish
in my humble opinion, IMHO	en mev humile opinión	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in northern...	en le nort de...	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in order that, so that	para que	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in retrospect	en retrospectiva	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in short, shortly, briefly	en bref	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in size	en talla	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in southern...	en le sud de...	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in stages	per etapaz	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in such a case	en tal caso	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in terms of; regarding, with regard to	encuanto a	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish en cuanto a
in the distance	ale lexos	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
in the hope that	cun l'esperança de que	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in the midst of	en milio de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish: en medio de
in the open air, outdoors	alfrescu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
In the same manner, similarly	De mesme manera	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in the vernacular	en le lengua currente	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Portuguese: na língua corrente
in there	alí dêntro	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in western...	en le west de...	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in which	en que	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
inaccessible	inaccesíbel	adjective
inadmissible, unacceptable, impermissible	inadmisíbel	adjective
inalienable, unalienable	inalienábel	adjective
inattention, impoliteless, neglect	desatênción	noun
inaugural	înaugural	adjective
inauguration	înauguración	noun
inauspicious	pocu propície	adjective	Spanish: poco propicio; French: peu propice; Portuguese: pouco auspicioso
incalculable, unsearchable	incalculábel	adjective
incandescence	încandescença	noun
incandescent	încandescente	adjective
incapable, unable, useless/incompetent	incapace	adjective
incarcerate	encarcelar	verb
incarceration	encarcelamento	noun
incarnate, embodied	encarnade	adjective
incarnation	encarnación	noun
incarnational	encarnacional	adjective
incendiary	încendiare	adjective
incense	încenso	noun
incentive	încentivo	noun
incentive, attraction, lure, inducement	alicienti	noun
incessant, ceaseless	incesante	adjective
incident: event or confrontation	încidenti	noun
incidental	încidental	adjective
incipient, budding, fledgling (just getting off the ground), inchoate	încipiente	adjective
incision	încisión	noun
incite	încitar	verb
incitement	încitamento	noun
incivility	descortesíê	noun	Spanish: descortesía
incline, slope	aclivi	noun
include, enclose	încluir [înclus-]	verb
included	încluyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
included, comprising, inclusive	comprise	adjective
included, enclosed	încluide	adjective
included, enclosed	încluidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
inclusion	înclusión	noun
inclusive	înclusive [înclusiva-]	adjective
inclusive democracy	democraciê înclusive	noun
inclusive we; all of us; all of you and me	nucanchi	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Guarani
inclusively	înclusivamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
incoherent	incoherente, falte de coherença	adjective
incomparable, matchless	incomparábel	adjective		unable to compare
incompatible	incompatíbel	adjective
incompetence, inability	incapacitá	noun
incomprehensible	incomprensíbel	adjective
inconsistency	incongruença	noun
inconsistency	inconsistença	noun	Italian: inconsistenza; Portuguese: inconsistência; French: inconsistance; Spanish: inconsistencia
inconsistent	inconsistente	adjective
inconspicuous	inconspicue	adjective
incontinence	incontinença	noun
incontinent, lack of self-control	incontinente	adjective
incorporate	încorporar	verb
incorporated	încorporade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
incorporated	încorporadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
incorporation	încorporación	noun
incorrigible: incapable of being corrected, amended, or reformed	incorrigíbel	adjective
incorruptible	incorruptíbel	adjective
increase, augmentation, magnification	augmento	noun
increase, go up, augment	augmentar	verb
incredible	increíbel	adjective	Spanish: increíbel
incredulous, skeptical, unbelieving	incrédule	adjective
increment, increase	încremento	noun
incriminating, incriminatory	încriminatorie	adjective	Spanish: incriminatorio
incrimination	încriminación	noun
incrustation: crust or hard coating on the surface of something	încrostación	noun
inculcate, instill (knowledge/values)	înculcar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: inculcar
inculpable, innocent	inculpábel	adjective
incur (blame, expense)	încurrer	verb
incurred	încursu	past participle
indebtedness	enharanamento	noun
indecency	indecença	noun
indecent, villainous	indecente	adjective
indecipherable, undecipherable, unsearchable	indescifrábel	adjective
indefensible, untenable	indefendíbel	adjective	Romanian: indefensabil; French: indéfendable; Portuguese: indefensável; Spanish: indefendible
indefinite, undefined	indefinide	adjective
indelible	indelébel	adjective
indelibly	indelebelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
independence	independença	noun
independent	independente	adjective
independently	independentemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
indescribable	indescriptíbel	adjective
index	índici	noun
index finger	dedo índice	noun
indexes, indices	índiciz	noun
India	India	noun
Indian Ocean	Océano Índic	noun
indicate	îndicar	verb
indicative	îndicative	adjective
indicative (linguistics)	îndicativo	noun
indifference, disregard	indiferença	noun
indifferent	indiferente	adjective
indigenism	endigenismo	noun
indigenous laws	autochtonz	noun
indigenous or mestizo (or mixed) woman	tcholita	noun	Latin American Spanish: cholita
indigenous, native to a region	endígene	adjective	Sp: indígena ; Haitian Creole: endijèn	meaning ‘to beget’, from the root ‘gene’ meaning ‘to produce, give birth, beget.
indigineous maraca, rattle	ayacatchli	noun
indignant	indignade	adjective
indignation, outrage or strong displeasure	indignación	noun	Spanish: indignación
indigo (color)	añil	adjective
indigo snake	zumbadora	noun
indigo: tropical plant of the pea family	índigo	noun
indirect	indirecte [indirecta-]	adjective
indirectly	indirectamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
indiscriminate	indiscriminade	adjective
indispensable	indispensábel	adjective
indistinct, faint: not apparent	indistinte	adjective
individual (can't be divided further)	individual	adjective
individuals, persons (denotes separation from the group as a whole)	individuoz	noun
Indo-Arabic	indo-arábic	adjective
Indochina - includes Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Laos	Indochina	noun
Indonesian	indonesiano	noun
indubitable: impossible to doubt; unquestionable	indubdábel	adjective
indubitably, undoubtedly, without a doubt	indubdabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
induce, lead into	înducir [îndux-, îndusca-, înducc-]	verb
induction: leading to	înducción	noun
industrial	îndustrial	adjective
industrialization	îndustrialización	noun
industrialize	îndustrializar	verb
industriousness	flissyitá	noun	Romansch
ineffability	inefabilitá	noun
ineffable, beyond expression	inefábel	adjective
ineffectiveness, inefficiency	ineficacia, ineficacitá	noun
ineffectual	ineficace	adjective
ineligible	inelegíbel	adjective
ineluctable: impossible to evade or avoid	ineluctábel	adjective
inept	inepte	adjective
ineptitude	ineptitud [-tudin-]	noun
inequality	inegualitá	noun
inert	inerte [inerci-]	adjective
inertia	inercia	noun
inertial	inercial	adjective
inevitability: the quality of being certain to occur	inevitabilitá	noun	Spanish: inevitabilidad; Portuguese: inevitabilidade; French: inévitabilité; Italian: inevitabilità
inevitable	inevitábel	adjective
inevitably	inevitabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inexhaustible	inagotábel	adjective
inexhaustible grace of God	gratça inagotábel de Deo	noun
inexorable: unable to be persuaded	inegsorábel	adjective
inexpensive, cheap	barate	adjective
inexperience, greenness (colloquial)	inegsperiença	noun
inexperienced and immature, callow	inmadure	adjective
inexplicable	inegsplicábel	adjective
inexplicably	inegsplicabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inexpressible	inegspresábel	adjective
inextinguishable	inegstinguíbel	adjective
inextinguishable, unquenchable	inapagábel	adjective
inextricable	inegstricábel	adjective
inextricably	inegstricabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
infallible, foolproof	infalíbel	adjective
infantry	infantería	noun
infect	înfectar	verb
infect, infest	contagiar	verb
infection	înfección	noun
infectious	înfecciose	adjective
infer, conclude	înferir [înfere-]	verb
inference	înferença	noun
inferior	inferiore	adjective
inferiority	inferioritá	noun
infernal	infernal	adjective
infest	infestar	verb
infiltration	înfiltración	noun
infinite	infinito	noun
infinite	infinite [infinita-]	adjective
infinity, infinitude, infiniteness	infinitá	noun
infirmary: sick bay: hospital onboard or in a place, small hospital	enfermería	noun
infirmity, illness	enfermitá	noun
infix	înfixo	noun
inflame, work up (audience, crowd), encourage (ambition)	acalorar	verb
inflammatory	înflammatorie	adjective
inflect	înfleter [înflecs-]	verb
inflection	înflecsión	noun
influence	arastri	adjective
influence	înfluença	noun	Spanish: influencia; French: influence; Portuguese: influência; Italian: influenza; Catalan: influència
influence (have pull)	cuello	noun
influence, be influential	înfluir [înfluy-]	verb
influenced	înfluyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
influential	înfluyente	adjective
influenza, flu (virus)	gripa	noun	French: grippe, Spanish: gripe/gripa, Catalan: grip, Portuguese: gripe
infomercial	înfomerchau	noun
inform	înformar	verb
informal trade or spontaneous commercial interaction	dumbanga	noun
informant, snitch	saplon	noun
information	înformación	noun
information desk	banch de l'înformación	noun
information sharing	compartijamento de înformación	noun
information spreading	divulgación de înformación	noun
informer, squealer	chivado	noun
infotainment (entertainment that is informational or instructional)	înfotenimento	noun
infrared	infraruje	adjective
infrastructure	infraestructura	noun
infuse	înfundir	verb
ingeniouse (scheme, idea, plan), clever, inventive	engeñose	adjective	Sp: ingenioso; Po: engenhoso; Fr: ingénieux, ingénieuse
ingessive	îngresive	adjective
inhabit, dwell, live in, occupy	habitar	verb
inhabitant	morador	noun
inherent	înherente	adjective
inherit	heredar	verb
inheritable	heredábel	adjective
inheritance (traditional)	patrimonio	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Latin: patrimonium
inhibit	inhîbir	verb
inhibitory	inhîbitorie	adjective
inhuman	inhuman	adjective
inimical	inemigal, inemic	adjective
inimitable	inimitábel	adjective
iniquitous: grossly unfair and morally wrong	inicue	adjective
iniquity	inicuitá	noun
initially	inicialmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inject	înjetar	verb
injection	înjección	noun
injury	ferimento	noun
injustice	injustiça	noun
ink	enca	noun
inn, hostel	posada	noun
inn, manzil, caravanserai	manzel	noun		usually has stable for horses and cistern or well
innate (ability, talent)	înnate	adjective
inner awareness	conchiença înterne	noun
innocent, blameless, naive	inocente	adjective
innovate	înnuvar	verb
innovation	înnuvación	noun
innovative	înnuvative, înnuvadore	adjective
innumerable	innumerábel	adjective
inoperable	inôperábel	adjective
inopportune	inoportune	adjective
inquire (into)	indagar	verb
inquiry, investigation	indagación	noun
inquisitor	înquisidor	noun
insalubrious, unhealthy, unwholesome	insalubre	adjective
insatiable	insaciábel	adjective
inscribe, put a label on	rôtular	verb
inscribed	înscrite	adjective
inscription	înscripción	noun
insect repellent	repelenti de insetoz	noun
insect, bug	inseto	noun
insecure, unsecure	insegure	adjective
insensitive, unaffected	insensíbel	adjective
insensitivity	insensibilitá	noun
inseparability	inseparabilitá	noun
inseparable	inseparábel	adjective
insert	encarter	verb
insert, inset	encarti	noun
insert, introduce, put in	inserar	verb
inserted	insertu, insertadu	past participle
insidious	însidiose	adjective
insightful, discerning, perspicacious	perspicace	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: perspicaz: Italian/French: perspicace
insignia, insigne	ensigna	noun
insignificant, unimportant	sens împortança	adjective
insinuate	însinuar	verb
insinuating, suggestive or provocative, flirtatious	insinuante	adjective
insist	însister	verb	Italian: insistere; French: insister; Portuguese/Spanish: insistir
insistence	însistença	noun	Spanish/Galician: insistencia; Portuguese: insistência; Italian: insistenza; French: insistance; Romanian: insistență
insolation: impact of sun's rays	însolación	noun
insoluble	insolúbel	adjective
inspiration	înspiración	noun
inspire	înspirar	verb
inspiring	înspirante	adjective
instability	inestabilitá	noun
install	înstalar	verb
installation	înstalación	noun
installment: issue (of magazine, article), fascicle	fascícul	noun
instant	înstante	adjective
instantaneous	înstantane	adjective
instead of	en veç de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
instill values and good manners to [educate:lead forth]	educar	verb
instinct	înstintu	noun
instinctive	înstintive	adjective
instinctual	înstintual	adjective
institute, found	înstituir	verb
institute, institution, research center	înstituto	noun
instituted, founded	înstituyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
institution, establishment	înstitución	noun	Spanish: institución
institutional	înstitucional	adjective
institutionalize (values, practices, courtesies)	înstitucionalizar	verb
institutionalize, put into an institution	înternar en un înstitución	verb
instruct	înstruir [înstruc-]	verb
instruct, teach, discipline	enseñar	verb
instructed	înstruyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
instructions: directions on how to use or do something	înstrucciónz	noun
instructor	înstructor	noun
instructor (woman)	înstructriç [+:înstructricez]	noun
instrument	enstrumento	noun
instrumental	enstrumental	adjective
instrumentalist	enstrumentista	noun
insubordination	insubordenación	noun
insufficient	insuficiente	adjective
insular: of or related to an island	insulare	adjective
insulation: isolating material (for climate control and/or sound proofing)	materiau aislante, aislanti	noun
insult (verbal abuse)	însulto	noun
insulting, aggressive	însultante	adjective	Spanish: insultante
insurance	asegurança	noun
insurgency	insurgença	noun
insurgent, insurrectionist	insurgenti	noun
integral	integral, integrande	adjective
integrate	integrar	verb
integrated	integrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
integrated	integradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
integration	integración	noun
integrity, fair-dealing, righteousness, honesty	hônradesa	noun	Spanish: honradez
integrity, trustworthiness of something	integritá	noun
intellect, intelligence (of person)	intelectu	noun
intellectual	intelectual	adjective
intellectual	intelectuau	noun
intelligence quotient	cocienti intelectual	noun
intelligence: ability to think	intelixença	noun
intelligence: secret information	înformación secrete	noun
intelligent	intelixente	adjective
intelligently	intelixentemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
intelligibility	intelixibilitá	noun
intelligible	intelixíbel	adjective
intend	tener l'întênción de	verb
intend, mean (turn one's attention to)	întênder	verb
intense: extreme, deep	întense [întensa-]	adjective
intensify, escalate	întensifiçar [întensifica-]	verb
intention, aim, purpose, intent	întênción	noun
intentional	întêncional	adjective	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese: intencional; French: intentionnelle; Italian: intenzionale/intemzionato
intentionality	întêncionalitá	noun
intercede	înterceder [înterces-]	verb
intercept	înterceptar	verb
interceptable	înterceptábel	adjective
interception	întercepción	noun
intercession	întercesión	noun
interchangeable	întercambiábel	adjective
interclass correlation	correlación înterclase	noun
intercoastal	întercostal	adjective
intercomprehension	întercomprensión	noun
intercomprehensive	întercomprensive	adjective
interconnect	înterligar	verb
interconnection	înterconecsión	noun
interconnectivity	înterconectivitá	noun
intercultural, cross-cultural (esp. communication, between groups)	întercultural	adjective
interdiction	înterdicción	noun
interdisciplinary	înterdisciplinare	adjective
interdisciplinary field	domein înterdisciplinare	noun
interest	înterés	noun
interest	înteresar	verb
interest (return)	rédito	noun	Spanish
interested	înteresade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
interested	înteresadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
interesting	înteresante	adjective
interference (of election, etc.)	inxerença	noun	Sp: injerencia
intergalactic	întergaláctic	adjective
intergenerational	întergenracional	adjective
interior	înterior	noun
interior	paden	noun	Papiamento
interior, inside	înteriore	adjective
interiority	înterioritá	noun
interject	înterjetar [înterjec-]	verb
interjection	înterjección	noun
interlocutor, participant in a dialogue	înterlocutor	noun
interlocutory, preparatory to a definitive decision	interlocutorie	adjective
intermediary, go-between, middleman, intermediator	întermedjario	noun	Spanish: intermedio, intermediario; Portuguese: intermediário; French: intermédiaire
intermediary, middleman	întermedjare	adjective
intermediate	întermediate	adjective
intermediation	întermediación	noun
interminable, inextinguishable	interminábel	adjective
intermittent, occurring at irregular intervals	întermitente	adjective
intern, student who is being mentored	becario	noun
internal affairs, inspectorate general, corrections	corrigiduría	noun
internal, inner	înterne, înternal	adjective
internalize	înternalizar	verb
international	înternacional	adjective
international luxury brands	marcaz de luxo înternacional	noun
international monetary fund (IMF)	Fondo Monetare Înternacional (FMI)	noun
international news	l'actualitá înternacional	noun
International Space Station	Estación Espachal Înternacional	noun
internecine war	gherra de aniquilación mutue	noun
internecine, internal	intestine	adjective
internet	înternet	noun
internet of things (IoT)	înternet dele cosaz (IdC)	noun
internetworking	înterligación de rediz	noun	Portuguese: interligação de redes; Spanish: interconexión de redes
internship (general)	pasantía	noun
interoperability	înterôperabilitá	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Spanish: interoperabilidad
interoperable	înterôperábel	adjective
interpersonal	înterpesonal	adjective
interphasic	înterfásic	adjective
interplanetary	înterplanetare	adjective
interplanetary voyage, interplanetary travel	viadj înterplanetare	noun
interpolation	înterpolación	noun
interpret, perform a part or role (play, musical, symphonic...)	înterpretar	verb
interpreted	înterpretade	adjective
interpreter	intérpreti	noun
interpreting, interpretation	înterpretación	noun
interrogate	înterrogar	verb
interrogation	înterrogación	noun
interrupt, break	înterromper	verb
interrupt; break (usually a part of the body, health or mood); break into pieces (something hard)	quebrar	verb
interruption	înterrupción	noun
interstellar, between the stars	înterestelare	adjective
intertextual	întertecstual	adjective
intertextuality	întertecstualitá	noun
intertwine one's legs with those of another	empiernar-se	verb
intervene	întervenir [întervini-, întervenga-]	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	verb	Spanish/French: intervene; Portuguese: interver
intervention	întervención	noun
interview	entrevista	noun
interviewer	entrevistador	noun
interwar, between wars	de entregherraz	adjective
intestinal	intestinal	adjective
intimate, close	íntime [íntima-]	adjective
intimately	intimamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
intimidated, shy	apahuilade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
intimidated, shy	apahuiladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
intolerable	intolerábel	adjective
intonate (linguistics)	entonar	verb	Spanish: entonar
intonation	entonación	noun	Portuguese: entonação; Italian: intonazione; Spanish: entonación
intra-class divisions	divisiónz intraclase	noun
intransigence	intransigença	noun
intransmutable	intransmutábel	adjective
intrigue	intrigar	verb
intriguing	intrigande	adjective
intriguing, arousing curiosity	intrigante	adjective
intrinsic	întrínseque	adjective
introduce: lead/bring a person or thing into a place or group	întroducir [întrodux-, întrodusca-, întroducc-]	verb
introduction	întroducción	noun
introductory	întroductorie	adjective
intuition	întuición	noun
intuitive	întuitive	adjective
invade	învadir	verb
invalidate	invalidar	verb
invalidated	invalidade	adjective
invariable	invariábel	adjective
invasion	învasión	noun
invasion, incursion	încursión	noun
invent	înventar	verb
invented	înventade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
invented	înventadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
invention	învención, învento	noun
inventive	înventive	adjective
inverse	înverse	adjective
inversion, reversal (of policy, opinion), investment (turnaround or something turned over)	înversión	noun
invertebrate	invertebrado	noun
investigable	averiguábel	adjective
investigate, find out, determine, ascertain, verify	averiguar	verb
investment, investiture	învestidura	noun
inviable, not viable	inviábel	adjective
invigorate, revitalize, refresh	vigorizar	verb
invincible, unconquerable	invencíbel	adjective
inviolable	inviolábel	adjective
invisibility	invizibilitá	noun
invisible	invizíbel	adjective
invite over, invite out	convidar	verb
invited	convidade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
invited	convidadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
invoice, bill; make money	feiturar	verb
involve, wrap up in	envolver	verb
involved, wrapped up in	envueltu	past participle
involvement	envolvimento	noun
Ionic	iónic	adjective
Ionic	Yónic	adjective
ionosphere	ionosfera	noun
ionospheric	ionosféric	adjective
IP: Internet Protocol	protocolo de înternet	noun
IPA: International Phonetic Alphabet	Alfabeto Fonétic Înternacional	noun
Iraq	Iraki	noun
iraqi	irakian	adjective
iraqi (person)	irakiano	noun
irascible, quarrelsome	irascíbel	adjective
Ireland	Árlanda	noun
iridescence	iridescença	noun	Spanish: iridiscencia; Italian: iridescenza; Catalan: iridescència; Portuguese: iridescência
iridescent: lustrous, or colorful in effect or appearance	iridescente	adjective
iridium	iridiu	noun
iris	irîs	noun
Irish	irlandech	noun
iron (to press clothes)	plancha	noun
iron curtain (steel curtain)	telón de atcheo	noun
iron oxide	ócsido férric	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: óxido férrico; Catalan: òxid fèrric
iron, branding iron	ferro	noun
iron, press (clothes)	planchar	verb
ironclad contract	contratu blindade	noun	Spanish: contrato blindado
ironic turn	giro irónic	noun
irradiation	îrradiación	noun
irrational	irracional	adjective
irreconcilable, refuses reconciliation or compromise	irriconciliábel	adjective
irredentism	irredentismo	noun
irredentist	irredentiste	adjective
irrefutable, incontrovertible, unanswerable, undeniable, indisputable, unquestionable	irrefutábel	adjective	Portuguese: irrefutável; Spanish: irrefutable; French: irréfutable; Italian: irrefutabile
irregular	irregulare	adjective
irrelevance	irrelevança	noun
irrelevant	irrelevante	adjective
irreparable, beyond repairing	irreparábel	adjective
irreplaceable	irriemplacíbel	adjective
irreplaceable, not able to be substituted	insustituíbel	adjective
irreproachable, faultless	intachábel	adjective
irreproachable, faultless, above reproach, flawless, beyond reproach	irreprochábel	adjective	Spanish: irreprochable; French: irréprochable; Catalan: irreprotxable; Romanian: irepro?abil
irresponsible	irresponsábel	adjective
irreversible	irreversíbel	adjective
irrevocable, indefeasible	irrevocábel	adjective
irrevocable, indispensable, not able to renounce, inalienable	irrenunciábel	adjective	Portuguese: irrenunciável; Spanish: irrenunciable; Italian: irrinunciabile
irrigate: lead water to	îrrigar	verb
irrigation	îrrigación	noun
irrigation canal	acequia	noun
irrigation hydrant, fire hydrant	hidranti de riego	noun
is fully aware of; has full knowledge of	tenem plene conocimento de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
is fully, is plainly	tenem plene	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
is going to, are going to, am going to...	vama	verb	shortened and simplified form of Spanish van a, vamos a...	precedes infinitive of verb, denoting future tense of something planned or willed to do.
is, am, are (for permanence, present tense)	som	verb
is/am/are (state of being or condition, present tense)	estam	verb
is/am/are __ing (forms present continuous tense, followed by gerund)	estam __ndu	verb
Islam	islamismo	noun
Islamic	islámic	adjective
island	isla [insul-, aisla-]	noun
islander	isleño	noun
isogesis, eisogesis	aisogesi	noun
isogloss, heterogloss	isoglosa	noun
isoglucose	isoglucosa	noun
isolate	aislar	verb
isolated	aislade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
isolated	aisladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
isolation	aislamento	noun
isolationism	aislacionismo	noun
isolationist	aislacionista	noun
isostasy	isostasi	noun
isotope	isótopo	noun
Israel	Yisrael	noun	Judeo-Spanish
Israelite	israelita	noun	Spanish/Italian/Portuguese
isthmus	istmo	noun
it doesn't matter	na importa	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
It is necessary (to), You gotta	hau que	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
It seems..., it looks like	me parecem...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
It was a pleasure to meet you, Pleasure to make your acquaintance	Fui un plazi conocer-te.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
It will be necessary (to);You'll need to; You'll have to	havrá que	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
it's a bit too much to suppose that	Ilu es aventurade suponer	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
it's all the same to me	mi es indiferente	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Italian	italian	adjective
Italian language, person from Italy	italiano	noun
Italy	Italia	noun
iterate	îterar	verb
iteration	îteración	noun
iterative (usually a procedure that has repetition to finish- loop)	îterative	adjective
itinerary	ruteru	noun
itinerary	itinerario	noun
jacaranda: south american tree that has blue flowers at the end of dry season	yacaranda	noun
jack (for car)	gata	noun
jack of all trades	faç-tudo	noun
Jack, Jacques (proper name)	Jac	noun
jacket	jaqueta	noun
jackfruit	jaca	noun	Portuguese/Catalan: jaca, Spanish: yaca
jaggery: traditional sugar with concentrated sugar cane juice and date or palm sap	djacgra	noun	Portuguese: jagra from Malayam chakkara
Jah, Jehovah; short-form of Hebrew Yahweh	Yahu, Yah	noun
jalapeño	halapeño	noun
jambalaya	jambalaya	noun	Louisiana French from Provençal jambalaia "stew of rice and fowl."
janitor	zelador	noun
janitor, cleaner	fachinero	noun
January	yanero	noun	Romanian: ianuarie; Latin: Ianuarii; French: janvier, Italian: gennaio; Spanish: enero; Portuguese: janeiro; Galician: xaneiro
Japan	Japón	noun
Japanese	japonech	noun
Japanese	japonese	adjective
javelin	javelina	noun
jazz	djazz	noun
je ne sais quoi (I don’t know what)	jenesécua	noun
jealous (husband, wife, lover)	gelose	noun
jealousy	gelosíê	noun
Jeff (name)	Gef	noun
jellyfish	aguaviva	noun
jerky: cured and dried meat	jarqui	noun
jerky: dried and salted lean meat strips, sometimes smoked	cherqui	noun
jersey (football or soccer shirt)	polocha	noun
Jerusalem	Jerusalén	noun
Jerusalem artichoke	dombala	noun
Jesus (Christ)	Jesús	noun
Jesus Christ	Jesucristo	noun
jetlag	jetlag; desfasi uorare	noun	Spanish: desfase horario
jewel	joyo	noun
jeweler	joyero	noun
Jewish	judie	adjective
Jews	judioz	noun
jihad	djîhad	noun
jingoism, chauvinism	chovinismo	noun
jingoistic, chauvinist	choviniste	adjective
job, position/post, employment	empleo	noun
John, Jean (French), Juan (Spanish), João (Portuguese), Giovanni (Italian)	Jóvan	noun	Haitian Creole
join together, gather up	juntar	verb
join, link, connect	enlacer	verb
joined, linked	juntadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
joint (anatomy)	junta	noun
joint, conjuncture, juncture	conjuntura	noun
joint, marijuana cigarette wrapped in newspaper	carruco	noun
jojoba	johoba	noun
joke, bloody nuisance	joda	noun
joke, funny story	tchisti	noun
joke, jest	esquerzar	verb
joke, kid (not mean it)	bromear	verb
Jordan	Jordania	noun
journal, newspaper	djornau	noun
journalese: in the jargon of a writer/editor of a magazine or newspaper	djornalese	adjective
journalism	djornalismo	noun
journalist	djornalista	noun
journalist portal	portau periodístic	noun
journalistic	djornalístic	noun
journey	trajeto	noun
jovial: originally meant under the influence of Jupiter (Roman God of the sky)	jovial	adjective
joy, good fortune, bliss	dicha	noun	Spanish
joy, pleasure	jocio	noun	Spanish: gozo, French: joie; Portuguese: regozijo; Italian: gioia; Haitian Creole: jwa
joyous, joyful	jociose	adjective	French: joyeux, joyeuse; Italian: gioiosa
jubilation, joy/rejoicing	júbilo	noun
Judah	Judá [judi-]	noun
Judeo-Christian	judeo-cristan	adjective
judge	judeç [judici-;+:judecez]	noun	Latin: iudex; Spanish: juez, jueza; Portuguese: juíza, juiz; Italian: giudice; Romanian: judecător
judge, consider	jusgar [judici-]	verb
judgement	judicio	noun
judicial	judicial	adjective
judicial branch	función judicial	noun
judiciary	judiciare	adjective
judiciary: group of judges	judicatura	noun
judicious	judiciose	adjective
juggle	jongler	verb	French/German
juice (of anything)	suco [sucul-]	noun	Latin: succus; Portuguese: suco; Italian: succo; Romanian/Catalan/French: suc; Spanish: jugo/zumo
juice (of meal, especially of meat)	djus	noun
juicy, succulent	suculente	adjective
jukebox	roconola	noun
July (month)	xulio	noun	Spanish: julio, Portuguese: julho, Galician: xullo; Catalan: juliol; Italian: luglio, French: juillet
jump, leap	sautar	verb
jump-start (vehicle)	sobrêsautar	verb
June (month)	juño	noun	Catalan: juny; Portuguese: junho; French: juin
jungle	selva	noun
junk (traditional sailboat)	junca	noun
junta, assembly, board	xunta	noun	Spanish: junta
Jupiter (astrology, old Roman name for God of Jupiter)	Jovi	noun
Jupiter (the planet in the solar system)	Júpitêr	noun
juridical: of or relating to judicial proceedings and the administration of the law.	jurídic	adjective
jurisdiction, authority	jurisdicción	noun	Spanish: jurisdicción; Portuguese: jurisdição
jurisprudence	jurisprudença	noun
jurist	jurista [juris-]	noun
jury	jurio	noun
just as	tal com	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
just: right	juste [justi-]	adjective
justice	justiça	noun
justice system	sistema de justiça	noun
justiciable: subject to trial in a court of law	justiçábel	adjective
justification	justificación	noun
justificatory, justificative; supporting and/or documentary	justificative	adjective	Spanish: justificativo, French: justificative
justified	justificadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
justified, righteous	justificade	adjective
justify	justifiçar [justifica-]	verb
jute: rough fiber used to make ropes and twine	jut	noun
juvenile, youthful	juvenil	adjective
juxtapose	jucstaponer [jucstapust-, jucstapusi-, jucstaponga-, jucstaposi-]	verb
kaleidoscope	caleidoscopio	noun
kangaroo	canguru	noun
karate	caratey	noun
Kazakhstan	Cazaquistôn	noun
kebab	quebab	noun
keep at bay	mantener a raya	verb
keep awake; discover, reveal, uncover	desvelar	verb
kennel: boarding house for dogs	residença canine	noun	Spanish
kerosene	querosen	noun
ketchup, catsup	catchup	noun
key (musical), clef	clav, clev	noun
key (person, topic...)	clave	adjective
key signature	armadura de clef	noun
keyboard, push button	téclado	noun
keys	llaviz	noun
khaki color	caquie	adjective
kick (potent, usually of liquor)	patada de mula	noun
kidnap (person), sequester, quarantine, isolate (until debts are paid or goal is met), sequestrate	secuestrar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese
kidnap, abduct	raptar	verb
kidnapper	secuestrador	noun
kidney	riño	noun
kids, children	neñoz	noun	Catalan: nens
kielbasa; sausage meat	clobasa	noun	Czech: klobása
kill	matar	verb
killer bee, Africanized bee	abexa asassine	noun
killer whale	orca	noun
killer, matador	matador	noun
kilobit (kb): 1024 bits	quilobît	noun
kilobyte (KB): 1024 bytes; 2 to the 10th power of bytes	quilobaitê, quilo-octet	noun
kilogram (measurement)	quilo, quilograma, kilo	noun
kilometer (measurement)	quilómetro, kilómetro	noun
kilometer-long	quilométric	adjective
kilometer-long traffic jams	quilometric atascoz de tráfico	noun
kimchi	quîmtchi	noun
kind, amiable, gracious (host)	amábel	adjective
kind, full of goodness	bonitose	adjective	Portuguese: bondoso; Spanish: bondadoso
kindness	amabilitá	noun
kindness	benignitá	noun
kinetic	cinetic	adjective
kinetic	cinétic	adjective
king	rey [rein-, reg-]	noun
kingdom	reino	noun
kingpin, head honcho	tatascon	noun
kiss	suntchi	noun	Papiamento
kiss	suntchir	verb	Papiamento
kitchen, cooking place	chamb de cochinar; cochinabo	noun
kite	papaloti	noun
kitten	gatito	noun
kleptocracy	cleptocraciê	noun
knee	rodilla	noun	Spanish: rodilla
kneel (down)	arrodillar-se	verb
knife	cutcho	noun
knight, horseman, cavalry soldier	cavalero	noun
knitted cap	tchuyu	noun
knock out, stun	asomer	verb	French: assommer
knot	nôt	noun
know	sepam	verb	Spanish: sepa, sepamos, sepan (saber)	present subjuntive of saber
know influential people	tener palanca cun	verb
know: be aquainted with	conocer [conosca-]	verb
know: be aware, know how to do something; express knowledge or ignorance of a skill, fact, or information about something	saber [supi-, sepa-]	verb
knowing that	sabendu que	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
knowledge of music	conocimento musical	noun
kolache: sweetened yeast dough formed into rolls and filled with fruit, cheese or sausage before baking. (a Czech and Texan treat)	colatchi	noun	Czech: koláče
Korean	coreian	adjective
Korean (person)	coreiano	noun
kuumba: creativity with the goal of leaving our environment more beautiful and beneficial than when we inherited it.	cuumba	noun	Swahili
kyrgyz	quirghe	adjective
Kyrgyzstan	Quirghistôn	noun
label on packaging, product label (visual and written description of facts about the product)	rôtulo	noun
labial	lebial	adjective
laborious, industrious	laboriose	adjective
laborous, difficult	treballose	adjective
labour party, labor party	partido laboriste	noun
labyrinth	laberinto	noun
lachrymatory	lacrimatorie	adjective	Spanish: lacrimatoria; Portuguese: lacrimatório
lack of foresight	imprivizión	noun
lack, shortage	falta	noun
lacking in empathy, with no empathy	falte de empatíê	adjective
lacking in, shortage of	falte de	adjective
lacking sense, lame	coxe	adjective
lacking, devoid	mancante	adjective
lacks, lack	estam escase de	verb
ladder	escaleira	noun
ladle	gupino	noun
lagoon	laguna	noun
lake	lago	noun
lamb	añel	noun
lamb (meat)	cordero	noun
lament	lamento	noun
lament	lamentar	verb
lament, mourn	lamentar-se	verb
lamentable, regrettable	lamentábel	adjective
lamentably, regrettably, unfortunately	lamentabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
lamentation	lamentación	noun
lamp	lámpada	noun
lamppost	lampion	noun	Neapolitan
lance	lança	noun
land an aircraft, touch down, turn up (colloquial)	aterrizar	verb	Spanish
land beside a river	vega	noun
land reform	reforma agrare	noun
land, disembark	desembarcar	verb
landed property, heritage	heritá	noun
landfill (site)	vertedero	noun
landing (from air to land of aircraft)	aterrizadj	noun	Spanish: aterrizaje, Portuguese: aterrissagem, French: atterrissage, Italian: atterraggio
landing, disembarkation	desembarco	noun
landlord, landlady, owner	dueño, dueña	noun
landscape	paisadj	noun
lane (for motor vehicle)	carrel	noun
language acquisition	adquisición linguístic	noun
language of a nation, city, or of the palace/court	idioma	noun
language: means of expression, style of speech, ability to speak, computing	lenguadj	noun		See also: idioma
lapse (in judgement), error	lapsu	noun
lapsed, expired; senile	caduque	adjective
laptop or notebook computer	computador portátil	noun	Spanish: computadora portátil
large estate (usually rural)	latifundio	noun
large knife	cutatcha	noun
large pick (gardening)	picon	noun
large pot (for cooking)	marmita	noun
large shrub or tree that produces legumes	zambrano	noun
large wooden spoon	micuein	noun
laringitis	laringiti	noun
larynx, voice box	laringi	noun
lasagna	lasaña	noun
laser product	laser-producto	noun
lasso	lassar	verb
lasso, looped knot	lasso	noun
last year, the year past (passed)	l'añu pasade	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
last, endure, live on	perdurar	verb
last, highest or lowest	dernie	adjective
last, not break down	durar	verb
last, ultimate, latest	ultime [ultima-]	adjective
late	tardu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
late (period in history or art), slow to arrive, tardy	tardíe	adjective
late 1960s	fin de l'añuz 60	noun
late afternoon	últime uora dele targi	noun
late Baroque (period)	baroco tardíe	noun
late morning	últime uora dele mañá	noun
late period	período tardíe	noun
lately, of late, recently	ultimamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
latent	latente	adjective
lateral, of the side (see: lado)	lateral	adjective
Latin	latín	noun
Latin American	latinamerican	adjective
Latin American	latinamericano	noun
latitude	latitud [-tudin-]	noun
Latvia	Letonia	noun
Latvian	leton	noun
Latvian	letone	adjective
laudatory, applausive	laudatorie	adjective
laugh	rir	verb	Portuguese: rir; Spanish: reír; Catalan: riure; French: rire
laugh, laughter	risa	noun	Spanish
laughing	riendu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
laughing falcon	guaco	noun
launch (business, enterprise, website), throw (hard, violently)	lanchar	verb	italian: lanciare; spanish: lanzar; portuguese: lançar
launch of the company	fundación de l'empresa	noun
launched, thrown	lanchade	adjective
launched, thrown	lanchadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
launching	lanchamento	noun
laundromat	lavandería automátic	noun
laundry	lavandería	noun
law	ley [leg-]	noun
law enforcement	de l'orden públic	adjective
law enforcement (compliance)	le cumplimento dele ley	noun
law enforcement, enforcement of the law	l'aplicación dele ley	noun
lawn, grass area	gramado	noun
lawn, yard (of short grass)	gespa, pasto	noun	Catalan: gespa; Spanish: césped, pasto; French: linon; Italian: linone/prato
lawsuit, judicial action, litigation, official dispute	pleito	noun
lawyer's office; legal fees	procuraduría	noun
lawyer, attorney, advocate	advogado	noun
laxative	lacsante	adjective
laxative	lacsanti	noun
lay down the foundation of, establish, make firm (ground)	asentar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese
lay eggs	ponder	verb
laying of the foundations	cimentación	noun
layman, regular person	leigo [laic-]	noun	Portuguese
laziness	fiaca	noun
laziness	parega	noun
lazy	paregose	adjective
lazy, disinclined to work, indolent	caigue	adjective	Guarani: kaigue
LCD (liquid crystal display)	escrôn de cristau líquide	noun
lead bullets	balaz de plumo	noun
lead, bullets (slang)	plumo	noun
leader	lídêr	noun
leader, person who guides or directs people	dirigenti	noun
leadership	xefatura	noun	Sp: jefatura
leadership	lidêrazgo	noun
leaf cutter ant	sompopo	noun
leaf, blade	folla	noun
league (usually of soccer)	liga	noun
lean, pullover to side (on highway)	encostar	verb
lean, rest one's elbox or arm on	acuder	verb
lean, thin, skinny, meager	megre, delgade	adjective
leanness, thinness, meagerness	megritud [-tudin-]	noun
learned, well-informed	chiente	adjective
lease, leasing contract	contratu de arrendamento	noun	Spanish: contrato de arrendamiento
least part, minority	menóparti, menoría	noun
leather	cuero	noun	Spanish; Portuguese: couro/coiro
leave (imperative or command form)	salg	verb	Spanish: sal, salgamos, salga, salgan
leave (something or someone behind); let/allow without stopping	dechar	verb
leave a location, exit	salir [salga-]	verb
leave in a hurry; bolt	barajustar	verb
leaves	follaz	noun
Lebanon	Líbano	noun	Spanish, Portuguese
lectern: slanted reading desk sometimes used while standing	atriel	noun	Spanish, Portuguese
lecture	palestra	noun
lecturer	palestranti	noun
lecturer, instructor	docenti	noun
left	isquerde	adjective
left (behind)	dechade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
left (behind)	dechadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
left (direction)	isquerdo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
left-wing	isquerdiste	adjective
left-wing, communist	nyangarose	adjective
left-winger	isquerdista	noun
leftist, commie	nyangara	noun
leftovers, scraps (from meal, etc)	sobraz	noun
leg (of insect, animal)	pata	noun
leg (of person)	perna	noun
legacy	legado	noun
legal attaché	atachey legal	noun
legal principle	prescripción	noun
legal, lawful	legal	adjective
legalism	legalismo	noun
legalist	legalista	noun
legalize, legitimatize	legitimar	verb
legible: readable	lesíbel	adjective
legislate: make laws	legislar	verb
legislated	legislade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
legislated	legisladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
legislation	legislación	noun
legislative, congressional	legislative	adjective
legislator	legislador	noun
legislature: period of office, parliament	legislatura	noun
legitimacy	legitimitá	noun
legitimate, rightful	legítime	adjective
leisure, free time	ocio	noun	Spanish
lemon	limón	noun
lemonade	limonada	noun
lemur	lemur	noun
lend out, volunteer to	prestar	verb
length	de longo	noun
length (of)	longura (de)	noun
Lent: forty days that begins with Ash Wednesday and ends with the celebration of Easter	cuaresima	noun
less	menos	comparative or superlative
less than	menos que, menos de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
less time	menos têmpo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
lesson	lición	noun
let go of, drop, loosen/untie; break forth	soltar	verb
let someone out	dechar salir a algom	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
let us know; inform us	dechem-nois saber; înformem-nois	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: déjenos saber; Portuguese: deixe-nos saber	"You" is the implied subject, "let" is the verb (command form), and "us" is the indirect
Let's go!	¡Vamós!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Let's have a coffee	Nus tomem un caví	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: Tomemos un café
let's see	a ver	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
lethal	letal	adjective
letter/message to someone	briev	noun	Romansh
letter: character representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the symbols of an alphabet.	letra [liter-]	noun
letter: written message	carta	noun
lettuce	letchuga	noun
level	nivel	noun
level, flat (on surface), balanced	nivelade	adjective	Spanish: nivelado
leveling (out), evening out	nivelación	noun	Spanish: nivelación
lever, joystick	levanca	noun
levitate	levitar	verb
levitation	levitación	noun
Leviticus	Levíticu	noun
levity, lightness	levitá	noun
lexeme	lecsema	noun
lexical	lécsic	adjective
lexicographer	lecsicógrafo, lecsicógrafa	noun
lexicographic, relating to compiling a lexicon or dictionary	lecsicográfic	adjective
lexicography	lecsicografíê	noun
lexicon	lecsico	noun
liar	mentiroso	noun
liar, fibber	embustero, embustera	noun
liberal	liberal	adjective
liberal (in politics or social norms)	liberau	noun
liberal internationalism	înternacionalismo liberal	noun
liberalism	liberalismo	noun
liberalization, de-regulation	liberalización	noun
liberalize	liberalizar	verb
liberally	liberalmén	adjective
liberate	liberar	verb
liberated	liberade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
liberated	liberadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
liberator	libertador	noun
liberty, freedom	libertá	noun
libido, sex-drive	libido	noun
librarian	bibliotecario	noun
library	biblioteca	noun
license	licença	noun
lichen	liquen [+:liquenz]	noun
lick (can be used figuratively)	lamer	verb	Spanish
licorice, liquorice	regaluz	noun
lie (laying/lying down)	yacer	verb
lie with someone; make out with	ficar con	verb
lie, falsehood	masônj	noun
lie, falsehood, fabricated story	embusti	noun
lie: tell a lie, fib	mentir	verb
lied (fibbed)	mentide	adjective
lied (fibbed)	mentidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
life	vida [vit-]	noun
life insurance	seguro de vida	noun
life-giving	salvatore	adjective
life-giving, revitalizing, enlivening	vivificante	adjective
life-giving, that gives life	que dam vida	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
lifeboat	chalupi de salvetadj	noun
lifeform	forma de vida	noun
lifeless	sens vida	adjective
lifelong faith	fei duradoure	noun
liferaft	balsa de salvetadj	noun
lifetime	duración de vida	noun
lift, steal, pickpocket	bolsear	verb
ligament	ligamento	noun
light (sunlight, artificial)	luç [luci-, +:lucez]	noun
light (when referring to weight or load); faint (hope, smile)	leve	adjective
light bulb	bombilla	noun
light coat, jacket	camizol	noun
light kiss (on cheek)	roci	noun
light rail	metro leve	noun
light rain, like a drooling baby	babuña	noun	Galician
light rain, shower	garuva	noun
light spear, lance	lancea	noun	Old French lance "spear, lance, lance-length" (12c.), from Latin lancea "light spear, Spanish lance" (Italian lancia, Spanish lanza)
lightning	zecley	noun
lightning big, firefly	luciérnaga	noun
lightweight, thin	leje	adjective
like, as	com	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
likewise	de tal manera	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
liking, fellow feeling, sympathy	simpatíê	noun
lilac	lila	noun
lily [+:lilies]	lelio [+:lelioz]	noun
lime	lima	noun
lime color	lime	adjective
lime, whitewash	calz	noun
limerence: involuntary infatuation with obsessive thoughts for someone else	limerença	noun	Spanish: limerencia; Italian: limerenza; French: limerence
limestone	calisa [calqu-]	noun
limestone	calcare	adjective
limit, boundary, maximum, borderline	límiti	noun
limit, restrict	limitar	verb
limitation, constraint	limitación	noun
limited	limitade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
limited	limitadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
limitless, without limits	sens límitiz	adjective
linchpin (figurative), pivot	pivot	noun	French: pivot; Portuguese: pivô
line	liña	noun
line (of something), row	fila	noun
lineage	liñadj	noun
linear, lineal	liñal, liñare	adjective
lingerie, linen goods	lengeríê	noun
lingual, of the tongue	lingual	adjective
linguist	linguista	noun
linguistic	linguístic	adjective
lion	leon	noun
lip	lebi	noun
lipstick	baton	noun	French: bâton; Portuguese: batom
liqueur	licor	noun
liqueur cabinet	licoreira	noun
liquid	líquide	adjective
liquid	líquido	noun
liquid measurement of about .75 liters	boteja	noun
liquor store owner	estanquero	noun
list of demands	pliego de peticiónz	noun
listen	escutchar	verb
liter (measurement)	litro	noun
literal: taking words in their natural meaning	literal	adjective
literate	letrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
literate	letradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
literature	literatura	noun
lithification	litificación	noun
lithium	litiu	noun	Spanish: litio; Portuguese: lítio
lithogenesis	litogénesi	noun
lithogenic	litogénic	adjective
lithogenous: produced by stone	litogene	adjective
lithologic	litológic	adjective
lithology	litologíê	noun
lithosphere	litosfera	noun
lithospheric	litosféric	adjective
Lithuania	Lituania	noun
Lithuanian	lituanian	adjective
Lithuanian	lituaniano	noun
litigation	litigio	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Spanish: litigio; Portuguese: litígio
litigious, contentious	contenciose	adjective
litigious: concerned with lawsuits or litigation	litigiose	adjective
litmus	tornasol	noun
litmus test	proba decisive, proba de fogo	noun
litter	tirar basura (en)	verb
litter, brood, clutch	neñada	noun	Portuguese: ninhada
little agitated, choppy, heated (debate)	hulose	adjective	French: houleuse
little help	yudita	noun
little machine	machinita	noun
little pig	porcino	noun
little table	mesita	noun
little tree	arborito	noun
little, few	peor	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
littoral zone, near shore (geographical)	litorau	noun
live	viver	verb
live (from), on the air	en directe (desde)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
live a life of	levar un vida de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
live in seclusion, live with peace and quiet	viver cun recollimento	verb
live together, cohabit	amachinar-se	verb
lived	vivide	adjective
lived	vividu	past participle
livelihood, sustentation, support	susteño	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: sustento, French: soutien, Romanian: sustine
liver	fígado	noun
livestock	pecuarie	adjective
livestock enclosure traditionally made of wood stakes	boma	noun	Bantu
living room, sitting room	chamb de sejur; living	noun
living space, bedroom, living quarters (in hotel, barracks, etc)	habitación	noun
living together	amachinade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
living together	amachinadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
living, animate, live (animals, births)	vivente	adjective
living, having power and movement	xayême	adjective	Hebrew: chaim, chayim חַיָּה ; Arabic: hayaah حياة
lizard	lusarto	noun	Venetian, Italian
llama	llama	noun
load, board (a ship)	embarcar	verb
loan	prestamo	noun	Papiamento
loathe, weary, disgust	fastiar	verb
lobby	lobear	verb
lobby (politics, campaign)	cavildear	verb
lobby, entry hall, foyer	vestíbul	noun
lobbying	cavildeo	noun
local map	mapa local	noun
localize, be located/situated	ubicar	verb
localize, locate, find	localizar	verb
located	ubicade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
located	ubicadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
location, branch of office	ubicación	adjective
lock on a car, house door	llavin	noun
locknut	contratuerca	noun
lodging, accomodations	hospedadj	noun
lofty, eminent, very tall (like excelsior)	ecchelse	adjective	Latin: excelsus/excelsissimus
loggerhead turtle	caguama	noun	Spanish: tortuga caguama
logic, reasoning	lógico	noun
logical fallacy	falacia lógic	noun
logical, rational	lógic	adjective
logically	logicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
logistician	logisticien	noun
logistics	logística	noun
logogram: sign or character representing a word or phrase	logograma	noun
logographic	logográfic	adjective
loins	lomoz	noun
long	longhe [longe/i-]	adjective
long (time), for a long time	longtêmpo	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	French: longtemps; Spanish: mucho tiempo
long hair	cabello longhe	noun
long overcoat	tchaleco	noun
long-lived	longeve	adjective
long-range (of rockets, ships, missiles)	de longhe alcanci	adjective	Spanish: de largo alcance; Portuguese: de longo alcance; French: à longue portée
longevity	longevitá	noun
longing, nostalgic yearning	saudagi	noun
longitude (geography), length	longitud [-tudin-]	noun
look after, take care of	zelar	verb
look at, watch (television), gaze, glance	mirar	verb
look for; search for (actively)	procurar	verb
look, glance, a sight, a look	mirada	noun
loose, short-sleeved shirt with large pockets	gubayera	noun
loose, slack; poor (in performance, not potent)	floxe	adjective	Spanish: flojo, floja
loose/free/out, seperate/detached	solte	adjective
loosen, disperse, dissipate	solver	verb
loquacious, talkative	locuace	adjective
Lord God	Señor Jehova	noun
lordly, noble, grand	señoril	adjective
lory: a small Australasian and Southeast Asian parrot with a brush-tipped tongue for feeding on nectar and pollen, having mainly green plumage with patches of bright color.	aluri	noun
lose ground	perder terreno	verb
lose one's nerve, chicken out	aculerar-se	verb
lose one's temper, become angry	arretchar-se	verb
lose value (depreciate)	desvalorizar-se	verb	Portuguese: desvalorizar-se
lose, miss (a class, plane, opportunity)	perder	verb
loss	pérdida	noun
loss of stock, business loss	culadj	noun
lost	perdide	adjective
lot: a share or an area for parking or for a building	loti	noun
loud laugh, guffaw	carcaxada	noun	Spanish: carcajada
loud, booming voice	voçorón	noun
Louisiana	Luisiana	noun
lounge bar (place of eating, drinking, and socializing)	launj	noun
lounge: spacious area in a hotel, airport, club, or theater to sit and relax	salón	noun
love	amar [amis-, amig-]	verb
love	amor	noun
love developed out of deep friendship or fighting side by side on a battlefield	filiamar	verb
love parents naturally feel for their children	estorgamar	verb
love passionate and intensely, usually lustful	erosamar	verb
love selflessly and sacrificially	agapamar	verb
loveliness, beauty	bellesa	noun
lovely gold flower	anacaona	noun
lover, sweetheart	amanti	noun
low blood pressure or dizziness	yeyo	noun
low, low-lying, bass	baije	adjective
low-skilled worker; non-specialized worker	treballador na-especializade	noun	Spanish: trabajador no especializado
lower back	lomba	noun
lower, take down, turn down	abaijar	verb
loyal	leal	adjective
lubricant	lubricanti	noun
lubricate	lubricar	verb
lubricating, that lubricates	lubricante	adjective
lucid	lúcide	adjective
lucidness, lucidity	lucidesa	noun
lucrative	lucrative	adjective
lugubrious, extremely mournful	lúgubre	adjective
Luke, Lucas	Luca	noun
lull	bunatzi	noun
lumbar (support)	lombare	adjective
lumberjack, timber-merchant, lumber-dealer	maderero	noun
lumberyard	maderería	noun
luminescence	luminescença	noun
luminescent	luminescente	adjective
luminosity	luminositá	noun
luminous, bright	luminose	adjective
lump of salt made from evaporating sea water	curuma	noun
lump, bump	ñocco	noun	Venetian: gnòco
lunar: based on the moon	lunare	adjective
lunch	almorso	noun
lunch special	almorso especial	noun
lung	pulmón	noun
lushness, exuberance	egsuberança	noun
Luso-tropicalist	luso-tropicaliste	adjective
Lusophone (person who speaks the Portuguese language)	lusofono	noun
Lutheran	luterano	noun
luthier: musical instrument maker	lutiero	noun
Luxembourg	Luxemburgo	noun
luxurious, deluxe	luxose	adjective
luxury	luxo	noun
lychee	litchi	noun
lying (fibbing)	mentiente	adjective
lying down; recumbent; reclining	yacente	adjective
lynx	linci	noun
lyrical, lyric	líric	adjective
lyrics	lírica	noun
lysine	lisina	noun
M.O., modus operandi (in Latin)	em-ou	noun
macabre	macabre	adjective	French/Catalan: macabre; Portuguese/Spanish/Italian: macabro; German: makaber
macaque, monkey	macaco	noun
macaroni, noodles	macarónz	noun	Spanish: macarrón [+: macarrones]; Italian +: maccheroni; Portuguese: macarrão
macaw (bird)	guara	noun
macaw flower	bihao	noun
Macedonia	Macedonia	noun
macerate	macerar	verb
maceration, soaking and softening	maceración	noun
Machiavellian	maquiavélic	adjective	Portuguese/Spanish: maquiavélico; French: machiavélique
machiavellianism	maquiavelismo	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: maquiavelismo; French: machiavélisme
machination	machinación	noun	French: machination
machine	máchina [mecan-]	noun
machine learning	aprendisadj automátic	noun
machine translation, automatic translation	traducción automátic	noun	Spanish, Catalan, French, Portuguese, Italian
machinery	machinario	noun
machinist	machinista	noun
macrobiotic	macrobiótic	adjective
macrocephalous, of a large head	macrocefale	adjective
macrocosm	macrocosmo	noun
macroeconomics	macroeconomíê	noun
macular degeneration	degeneración maculare	noun
madam: referring to woman with authority, lady	mev'dama; meudama	noun
made, done	fetche	adjective
made, done	fetchu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
madhouse, mental hospital	timarana	noun	Judeo-Spanish
magazine, review	revista	noun
magenta (between pink and violet)	magente	adjective
Maghrib (the), Maghreb	Maqreb (le)	noun
magic	magica	adjective
magical potion	pócima mágic	noun
magical, magic	magic	adjective
magician	magicien	noun
magistral, magisterial, masterful	magistral	adjective	Catalan/Spanish/Portuguese: magistral; Italian: magistrale
magistrate, functionary of a public office	magistrado	noun
Magna Carta, Great Charter	Magne Charta	noun
magnanimity	magnanimitá	noun
magnanimous	magnánime	adjective
magnetic	magnétic	adjective
magnetic strip	banda magnétic	noun
magnetosphere	magnetosfera	noun
magnetospheric	magnetosféric	adjective
magnification	magnificación	noun
magnificent, wonderful, splendid	magnífic	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	adj	Spanish/Portuguese: magnífico; Italian: magnifico; French: magnifique
magnificently	magnificamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
magnify	magnifiçar [magnifica-]	verb
magnitude (of earthquake, hurricane, etc)	magnitud [-tudin-]	noun
magnitude of displacement	magnitud de desplacimento	noun
magnum opus, one's life work	grande obra	noun
mahogany (wood)	caoba	noun
maid	doncella	noun
maid, helper, minion	menina	noun	Spanish
maiden	doncela	noun	Galician; Spanish: doncella, Portuguese: donzella
maiden: unmarried woman	soltera	noun
mail	correo	noun
mailing address	señaz postal	noun
mailman, mail woman	cartero, cartera	noun
main course of meal	tratcha principal	noun
main course/meal	plato principal	noun
main door, front door	porta principal	noun
main entrance	entrada principal	noun
main, principal	principal	adjective
maintain	mantener [mantuvi-, mantenga-]	verb
maintainable	manteníbel	adjective
maintenance: conservation of, continuation of	mantenimento	noun
majority, most people	mayoría	noun
make a face	facer un careta	verb
make a mistake, be mistaken	yerrar-se	verb	Judeo-Spanish
make a recording	realizar un grabación	verb
make a recovery	recuperar-se	verb
make allegations (about)	facer acusaciónz (sobrê)	verb
make angry, anger, cause outrage	indignar	verb	Spanish
make as if one has money or position, pretend	apantayar	verb
make better, improve	bonifiçar [bonifica-]	verb
make bubble, boil	ebullir	verb
make cold, refrigerate	refrigerar	verb
make connection, switch on, call up	ligar	verb
make frequent use of frauds, tricks, and deceits	embustiar	verb
make happy, felicitate	felicitar	verb
make lame	encoxar	verb	Spanish: encojar
make live as the Jews	judaizer	verb
make perfect, complete; make marriage complete by having sexual intercourse	consumar	verb
make sleepy, put to sleep	adormecer [-esca-]	verb
make up or swell up the numbers	facer bulto	verb	Spanish: hacer bulto
make use of	disponer de	verb
make, render, yield; perform (well), produce, tire out	rendir	verb
makeup, make-up, composition, constitution (of person)	composición	noun
malady	máladi	noun
malagasy	malagachi	noun
male	varón	noun
male, man	másculo	noun
malevolence	malvolesa	noun
malevolent	malvole	adjective
Mali	Mali	noun
Malian	maliense	adjective
malice, ill will, wickedness, evil doing, maliciousness	malicia	noun
malicious, malevolent	maliciose	adjective
malleable	maleábel	adjective
malnutrition	malnutrición	noun
malt	malta	noun
maltodextrin	maltodecstrina	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: maltodextrina; Italian: maltodestrina
malty	maltic, malte	adjective
mammal	mamîfero	noun
man (not woman) [+: men]	homen [+: homenz, homi-]	noun	Latin: hominem, vir; French: homme; Spanish: hombre; Portuguese: homem; Italian: Uomo	See also: om
man, crew	tripular	verb
manage	manejar	verb
manage to, get to	conseghir	verb
manageable	manejábel	adjective
managed	manejade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
managed	manejadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
management	gestión	noun
manager, manageress (of store, restaurant, hotel)	gerentchi [gesti-]	noun
managerial	gerentchial	adjective
managing	manejante	adjective
manatee	manati	noun
mandate	mandato	noun
mandible, jaw	mandíbul	noun	Spanish: mandíbula
mandolin	mandolina	noun
maneuver, manoeuvre	manêobra	noun
maneuver/manoeuvre, work/operate with the hands	manêobrar	verb
manger, trough for feed and water of livestock	pesebri	noun
mango	mango	noun
manhole	trampi de acceso	noun
maniac	maníaco	noun
manicotti: Italian American kind of pasta. They are very large pasta tubes, usually ridged, that are intended to be stuffed and baked.	manêgotti	noun
manifest: clear or obvious to the eye or mind	manifeste	adjective
manifesto: public declaration	manifesto	noun
manipulate	manipular	verb
manipulation	manipulación	noun
manipulative	manipulative	adjective
manner	manera	noun
mantle (of the earth)	manto terrestre	noun
manual	manual	adjective
manual	manuel	noun
manufacture, produce an artificial object; fabricate	fabricar	verb
manufacturer, maker	fabricanti	noun
manufacturing industry particularly assembling plants for exporting to wealthy countries	maquila	noun
manuscript: physical copy of text usually handwritten	manuscrito	noun
many, a lot of	bocu de	adjective
many, numerous	numerose	adjective
map	mapa	noun
map library	cartografiteca	noun
maple	aceri	adjective	Spanish: arce; Italian: acero
maple (syrup) producing	acéricole	adjective
maple syrup	sarobi de aceri	noun
marble	mármol	noun
March (month)	março	noun	Romanian: martie; French: mars; Spanish/Galician/Italian: marzo;, Portuguese: março; Catalan: març
march, walk together (in military formation...)	marcher	verb
Marcus Arelius	Marco Aurelio	noun	Spanish
mare- the female of a horse or other equine animal.	yegua	noun
margin, edge	margen [+:margenz; margin-]	noun
marginal	marginal	adjective
marginalize	marginar; marginalizar	verb	Spanish: marginar
marijuana	ganja	noun
marinade	adobo	noun
marinade	escabedj	noun	Spanish: escabeche from Arabic asukkabaj
marine	marine	adjective
mariner, sailor, seaman	marinero	noun
maritime claims	reclamaciónz marítime	noun	Spanish: reclamaciones marítimas
maritime law	dretcho maritime	noun
maritime: of or pertaining to objects or actions related to or conducted on the sea	marítime	adjective
mark contour lines on a map, delimit	acotar	verb
Mark, Marcus, Marco	Marcu	noun
marker (biology), indicator	marcador	noun
market	mercado	noun
market vendor	achinero	noun
marketable	comerchábel	adjective
marketplace, area where vendors sell merchandise	achinería	noun
marmelade	marmelada	noun
marmoset	wistiti	noun
marquis	marqués	noun
marriage (institution of), state of being married	matrimonio	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Latin: matrimonium
marriage contract	capitulación matrimonial	noun
marriage wedding	casamento	noun
marrow	tuétano	noun
marry	marir	verb
marry (figurative), conjoin, conjugate (verb)	conjugar	verb
Mars (the planet)	Marte [marci-]	noun
marsh, coastal mangrove swamp	nyanga	noun
marshal	marichau	noun
marshmallow	besito	noun
martial (law), warlike	marcial	noun
Martian	marcian	adjective
Martian	marciano	noun
martyr	mártur	noun
martyrdom	marturio	noun
martyrization	marturización	noun
martyrize, martyr	marturizar	verb
marvel, miracle (in a sense)	meravilla	noun
marvel, wonder	meravillar	verb
marvelous, wonderful	meravillose	adjective
Marxism (Karl Marx)	marcsismo	noun
Marxist	marcsista	noun
Marxist	marcsiste	adjective
masculine	masculine	adjective
masculine (linguistics)	masculino	noun
mashed potatoes	purey de batataz	noun
mason, bricklayer	matson	noun
mass (Catholic church)	misa	noun
mass (physics), dough (especially of bread)	masa	noun
mass destruction	destrucción masive	noun	spanish: destrucción masiva
mass hysteria	histeri colective	noun
massacre	matancina	noun
mast	mástiel	noun
masterly	mayestramén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mastership, an office of a master (someone in charge of something based on knowledge)	mayestrazgo	noun
mastery, control or governance (over something)	mayestríê	noun	Español: maestría; mestria; Português: domínio; Français: maîtrise; Italiano: maestria; Rumano: măiestrie; Latin: magisterium
match, matchstick (for lighting fire or candle)	alumet	noun
matches, coincides with	coîncidim cun	verb
mate: Paraguayan tea made from yerba mate leaves served hot	matey	noun	Guarani
material: physical goods, needs, etc	material	adjective
materialism	materialismo	noun
materialist	materialiste	adjective
materials: building, teaching, writing	materiauz	noun
maternal	maternal	adjective
mathematics	matemática	noun
matrix	matriç [+:matricez]	noun
matte	mat	noun	French: mat
matters	materiaz	noun
Matthew, Matthias (Dutch), Mateus (Portuguese), Mateo (Spanish)	Matiyu	noun
mattress	colchón	noun	Spanish
mature, ripe	madure	adjective
maturity, mellowness	maduresa	noun
maxilla	macsila	noun
maximization	macsimización	noun
maximum	mácsime	adjective
May (month)	maio	noun
maybe, perhaps	quizá	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: quizá; Portuguese: talvez; French: peut-être; Haitian Creole: petèt
mayonnaise	mayonesa	noun
mayor	alcaldi	noun
mayorship, office or position of mayor	alcaldía	noun
meadow	prau	noun
meal	wipa	noun	St. Lucian
meal (food)	comida	noun	Spanish
means, medium	milio	noun	Spanish: medio; Portuguese: meio
meanwhile, in the meantime	atêndendu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
measurable	mesurábel	adjective
measure	mesurar, medir	verb
measure, measurement	mesura, medida	noun
measured	mesurade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
measured	mesuradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
meat as food, does not include fish or chicken	carni [-carna-]	noun
meatball	coftey	noun	Judeo-Spanish
meatloaf	pañ de carni	noun
mechanic (person)	mecanicien	noun
mechanic, mechanical	mecánic, machinal	adjective
mechanical engineering	machinîngeñerwerg	noun
mechanics	mecánica	noun
mechanism	mecanizmo	noun
mechanistic	mecaniste	adjective
mechanization	mecanización	noun
mechanize	mecanizar	verb
medal	medalla	noun	Catalan/Spanish: medalla, French: médaille, Portuguese: medalha
media	midiátic	adjective
media (the television channels, radio stations, newspapers)	mídia	noun
media propaganda machine	máchina propagandístic midiátic	noun
median strip (in road)	mediana	noun
mediator	medjador	noun	Spanish: mediador
medical	médic	adjective
medical dressing, pack, compress	compresa	noun
medicinal herbs	yujos	noun
medicine	medicina	noun
medicine that you take to get more energy and feel healthier; carbonated water	tónica	noun
mediocre, average, uninspiring	mediocre	adjective
mediocrity	mediocritá	noun
meditate, ponder: think over	meditar	verb
meditation	meditación	noun
Mediterranean	Mediterráneo	noun
Mediterranean Sea	mêr Mediterráne	noun	Spanish: mar Mediterráneo
meet (competition, race); match (sports)	encôntro	noun	Spanish: encuentro; Portuguese: encontro
meeting room; chapter house	sala capitulare	noun
meeting, chapter	capitulare	adjective
meeting, section (of law)	capítul	noun
megabit (Mb): 1024 kilobits	megabît	noun
megabyte (MB): 1024 kilobytes; 2 to the 20th power bytes; about 1 million bytes	megabaitê, megaoctet	noun
megachurch	megaîglesia	noun
megacity	megaciutá	noun
megafauna	megafauna	noun
megalithic	megalític	adjective
megaphone	megáfono	noun
megatendency	megatendença	noun
melancholic recollection	lumbalú	noun	Palenquero
mellifluous: sweet and smooth like honey	meliflue	adjective	Spanish: melifluo
melodramatic	melodramátic	adjective
melon	melon	noun
melt	derritir	verb
melting, ironworks, smelting	fundición	noun
member	membre	adjective
member	membro	noun
member of working class or the common people	plebei [plebis-]	noun		sometimes used to denote hierarchy
member, belonging (to), pertaining to	pertenecente	adjective
memorandum	memorando	noun
menace, threat, pain or annoyance	amenaça	noun	Spanish: amenaza; French: menace; Portuguese: ameaça
mendacious	mendace	adjective
mendaciousness, mendacity	mendacitá	noun
menstrual (of women's cycle)	menstrual	adjective
menstruate	menstruar	verb
mental	mîntal	adjective
mentality	mîntalitá	noun
mentalize; mentally prepare, mentally reframe	mîntalizar	verb
mentally	mîntalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
menu	menyú	noun
Mephistopheles	Mefistófeli	noun
mercantile	mercantil	adjective
mercantilism	mercantilismo	noun
mercantilist	mercantiliste	adjective
merchandise: articles for sale or trade, commodities of commerce	mercaduría	noun
merchant (on a large scale), trader, businessman	comerchanti	noun
merchant, store owner	mercadero	noun
merciful, forgiving	misericordiose	adjective
mercy seat	propiciatorio	noun
mercy, forgiveness, compassion	misericordi	noun
merely, only, solely; it's just that...	sôlu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Meridion, South	Meridion	noun
merit	mérito	noun
meritocracy	meritocraciê [meritocrat-]	noun
meritorious, full of merit	meritorie	adjective
Merry Christmas!	¡Feliç Navitau!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Portuguese pronunciation of Natal: of the birth
merrymaker, reveler	runghero	noun
Mesopotamian	mesopotamian, mesopotámic	adjective
mesopotamian	mesopotámic	adjective
Mesopotamian culture	cultura mesopotámic	noun
mesosphere	mesosfera	noun
mesospheric	mesosféric	adjective
mess	quilombo	noun	Spanish (Argentina): quilombo
mess, disorderly place or situation	bagunsa	noun
message	mensadj	noun
messed-up, in a mess, bothered	bruñide	adjective	Honduran Spanish
messed-up, in a mess, bothered	bruñidu	past participle	Honduran Spanish	Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
messenger	mensadjero	noun
messiah, Messiah	messía, Messía	noun	Spanish: mesías; French: messie; Portuguese: messias; Italian: messia
metabolic	metabólic	adjective
metabolism	metabolismo	noun
metacarpus	metacarpo	noun
metal	metau	noun
metalanguage, meta-language	metalenguadj	noun
metalinguistic	metalinguístic	adjective
metallic	metálic	adjective
metallurgical	metalurgic	adjective
metallurgist	metalurgista, metalurgico	noun
metallurgy	metalurgia	noun
metalworker	metalmecanicien	noun	Italian: metalmeccanico
metamathematics	metamatemática	noun
metamictization, amorphization, amorphisation	amorfización	noun
metamorphic	metamórfic	adjective
metamorphism	metamorfismo	noun
metamorphosis	metamorfosi	noun
metaphor	metáfora	noun
metaphysical	metafísic	adjective
metaphysics	metafísica	noun
metastasis	metástasi	noun
metastasize	metastatizar; facer metástasi	verb	Portuguese: metastatizar
metastatic	metastásic	adjective
metatheory	metateoríê	noun
meteor	meteora	noun
meteor shower	chuva de meteoraz	noun
meteorite	meteorito	noun
meteoritic: pertaining to a meteorite	meteorític	adjective
meteorological	meteorológic	adjective
meteorologist	meteorólogo	noun
meteorology	meteorologíê	noun
meters deep, of depth	metroz de profunditá	noun
methane	metano	noun
methane hydrate	hidrato de metano	noun
methanol	metanol	noun
method, process	metod	noun
methodical	metodic	adjective
Methodist	metodista	noun
meticulous or trivial details	detallez nimie	noun
meticulous, painstaking (attention to details)	meticulose [meticulosa-]	adjective
meticulously	meticulosamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
metropolis	metrópoli	noun
metropolitan	metropolitan	adjective
metropolitan (person), city dweller	metropolitano	noun
Mexican	mexican	adjective
Mexican dish of poblano chilis filled with picadillo (a mixture usually containing shredded meat, aromatics, fruits and spices) topped with a walnut-based cream sauce, called nogada, and pomegranate seeds, giving it the three colors of the Mexican flag: green for the chili, white for the nut sauce and red for the pomegranate	tchiliz en nogada	noun
Mexican dish of stuffed, roasted, fresh poblano pepper (a mild chili pepper named after the city of Pueblas)	tchili rellene	noun
Mexican wine palm	coyol	noun
Mexican, person from Mexico	mexicano	noun
Mexico	México	noun
microbial, microbic	microbian	adjective	Spanish
microchip	microtchip, puç electrônic	noun	French: puce électronique
microcosm	microcosmo	noun
microeconomics	microeconomíê	noun
microphone	micrófono	noun
microplastic	microplástico	noun
microscope	microscopio	noun
microwave oven	forno de micr'undaz	noun
Mid-Atlantic Ridge	cordillera mesoatlántic	noun	Spanish: dorsal/cordillera mesoatlántica; French: dorsale médio-atlantique; Portuguese: dorsal/ cordilheira mesoatlântica
midday, noon	medjedía	noun
Middle Ages	Medioevo	noun
midnight	medje-notchi	noun
midnight blue, very dark blue	gorme	adjective	Celtic
midwife	comadrê	noun
mighty, powerful: influential, controlling (government...)	pussante	adjective	Portuguese: possante; French: puissante
migrant	migranti	noun
migrate: move from one place to another	migrar	verb
migration	migración	noun
migrator	migrador	noun
migratory, migrating	migratorie	adjective
Miguel (popular name)	Mighel	noun
mild (weather), merciful	clemente	adjective
mile	milla	noun
mileage	milladj	noun
mileage but for kilometers, kilometrage	quilometradj, kilometradj	noun
military	militare	adjective
military tribunal	jusgau	noun		Mexican Spanish: juzgau
militia	milici	noun
militiaman	milicien	noun
milk	letchi [lácte-]	noun
milkman	letchero	noun
mill for bread	tahona	noun
Millennial: person born in 1980s or 1990s.	milenaria, milenario	noun
millennium	milenio	noun	French: millénaire; Spanish: milenio; Italian: millennio; Portuguese: milênio; Corsican: millenniu
millionaire: person having over a million dollars	millonario	noun
mind	mînt	noun	Romanian: minte; Spanish/Portuguese: mente; Catalan: ment
mine (place where something is extracted from the earth)	mina	noun
miners	mineroz	noun
minimal	mínime	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: mínima; Catalan: mínim
minimalism	minimalismo	noun
minimalist	minimalista	noun
minimalist	minimaliste	adjective
ministry	ministero	noun
mint	ortel	noun	Portuguese: hortelã
minute	minuto	noun
minutia	minucia	noun	Spanish: minucia
miracle	mirágul	noun
miracular	miragulare	adjective
miraculous	miragulose [miragulosa-]	adjective
miraculously	miragulosamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mirage	miradj, espellismo	noun
mirror	espello, miruôr	noun
misconception	conceptu errone; idea errone	noun
miser, server of self	alagartado	noun
misjudge, not calculate well	jusgar mau; na calcular bien	verb	Spanish: no calcular bien, juzgar mal
mislead/disorient, misplace	egstraviar	verb
mislead: fool, deceive, cheat	engañar	verb
miss, ma'am	señora	noun
missile	misiel	noun
mission, assignment	misión	noun
missionary	misionare	adjective
missionary: person with a mission	misionario	noun
mistake	yerro	noun	Judeo-Spanish
mister, sir, master, lord	señor	noun
mistrust, distrust	desconfiança	noun	French: méfiance; Spanish: desconfianza
mitigate	mitigar	verb
mitigate risk	mitigar riesgo	verb
mitigated speech	discurso mitigade	noun
mitigation	mitigación	noun
mitigation: something to ease a judgement	atenuanti	noun
mitochondrial	mitocondrial	adjective
mitochondrion [+:mitochondria]	mitocondria [+:mitocondriaz]	noun
mitogenome	mitogenoma	noun
mix master	machinitero	noun
mix, blend	michlar	verb
mixed drink made with gin, red wine, sugar, and ice	calambri	noun
mixed, co-ed	micste	adjective
mixture of disparate materials, mix, melange, blend	mélanj	noun	French/Haitian
mixture of shredded meat, aromatics, fruits and spices	picadillo	noun
mixture, blend	michla	noun
mnemonic, mnemotechnique: aids in retenion or retrieval	mnemotécnica	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: mnemotécnica
moan, groan	gemer	verb
mob, gang (unruly)	gruya	noun
mobile	movil	adjective
mobilization	movilización	noun
mobilize	movilizar	verb
moccasins	macacinaz	noun
mock, make fun of	casuar	verb
mockery, ridicule, subjection of someone to contemptuous behavior	mofa	noun
mockery, ridiculization	ridiculización	noun
mocking, derisive, ridiculizing	ridiculizante	adjective
mode of transportation	modo de transporti	noun
mode: a way of ​operating, ​living, or ​behaving	modo	noun
model	modelo	noun
model, blueprint	machoti	noun
moderate (adjust/change); act as moderator in debate	moderar	verb
moderate (not excessive)	moderade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
moderate (not excessive)	moderadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
moderate (politics)	moderado	noun
moderate, regulate	temperar	verb
modern	moderne	adjective
modernism	modernismo	noun
modernity	modernitá	noun
modest home; hut with thatched roof	bohí	noun
modification	modificación	noun
modify	modifiçar [modifica-]	verb
modular	modulare	adjective
modular programming	programación modulare	noun
modulate	modular	verb
modulation	modulación	noun
modulus, modulo	módulo	noun
mojo	marcha	noun
mold	moldi	noun
mole (animal)	toupo	noun
mole: a sauce used to flavor meats with various mixes of peppers and sometimes nuts (such as almonds, peanuts, or pine nuts), seeds (such as sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds, or squash seeds), cilantro, seedless grapes, plantains, garlic, onions, cinnamon, and chocolate.	muli	noun
molecular	moleculare	adjective
molecule	molécul	noun
molotov cocktails	cóctelez molotov	noun
mom, mother, momma	madrê [matern-]	noun	Latin: matre, Spanish/Italian: madre; Sicilian: matri
moment	momento	noun
momentous: decision or event of great importance for the future	momentose	adjective
momma, mommy	mamá, mami	noun
monarchy	monarquíê	noun
monastery	monastero	noun
Monday	lundey	noun
monetary	monetare	noun
monetization	monetización	noun
monetize	monetizar	verb
money	buru	noun	Palenquero in Columbia
money (cash or silver)	arja	noun
money (in any form)	moneta	noun
money changer	saraf	noun	Judeo-Spanish
money laundering	lavadj de dineiro	noun
money, bucks (slang)	piatê	noun	standard French word pièce ("coin") or pierre ("stone"), or perhaps piastre (dollar, buck)
money, cash	biyuyo	noun
monitor	monitor	noun
monitor lizard	varano	noun
monitor, control	controlar	verb
monitored, controlled	controlade	adjective
monk	monxi	noun	Spanish: monje, Galician: monxe; Portuguese: monge
monkey apple	sunzapoti	noun
monologue	monólogo	noun
monomyth, hero's journey	monomito	noun
mononitrate	mononitrato	noun	Portuguese/Spanish/Italian: mononitrato
monophyly	monofilia	noun
monopolize	monopolizar	verb
monopolized	monopolizade	adjective
monopoly	monopolio	noun
monotheism	monoteísmo	noun
monotheistic	monoteístic, monoteíste	adjective
monotone	monótono	noun
monotonous	monótone	adjective
monster	monstru	noun
monstrous, freakish	monstruose	adjective
montagnard, highland person	montañard	noun
month	mins	noun
monthly	minsal	adjective
monthly	minsalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
monumental	monumental	adjective
mood, frame of mind, disposition	humor	noun
moon	Luna	noun
moonshine, hooch	cususa	noun
mop	mopa, trapeador	noun	Spanish: mopa; Latin America Spanish: trapeador; English
mop	mopear, trapear	verb
moral	moral	adjective
morality	moralitá	noun
more	mais	intensifier or quantifier	Vulgar Latin, Portuguese, Galician
more than	mais que, mais de	comparative or superlative
morning	mañá	noun
Morocco	Marroco	noun
morphagenetic field	campo morfogenétic	noun
morphine	morfina	noun
morphological	morfológic	adjective
morphologically	morfologicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
morphology	morfologíê	noun
morsel, bite-size	pipirin	noun
mortal, deadly	mortal	adjective
mortal, human being who will die unlike a heavenly being	mortau	noun
mortgage	hipoteca	noun
mortgage	hipotecar	verb
mortgaged	hipotecade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
mortgaged	hipotecadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
mortuary, morgue	mortuariu	noun
mortuary: pertaining to death and the dead	mortuare	adjective
mosaic	mosaico	noun
Moscow	Moscú	noun
Moses	Moizes	noun
mosque	masged	noun
mosque	mozqui	noun
mosquito	mosquito	noun
moss	musgo	noun
most common	comuníssime	adjective
most excellent	eccelentíssime	adjective
most noble	noblíssime	adjective
most possible	possibilíssime	adjective
most rapid, fastest	rapidíssime	adjective
most, major part	mayóparti, mayoría	noun	Spanish: mayor parte; French: plupart; Portuguese: maior parte; Catalan: major part
moth	polilla	noun	Spanish: polilla
mother-in-law	sugra	noun
motivate	motivar	verb
motivation	motivación	noun
motivational	motivacional	adjective
motive, cause, reason, motif	motivo	noun
motor, engine	motor	noun
motorcycle	motocicleta, moto	noun
mound, knoll, hillock	montícul	noun	Spanish: montículo
mountain	montaña	noun
mountain-dweller, montagnard	montañard	noun	French: ?montagnard
mountainous	montañose	adjective
mounting nut	tuerca de montadj	noun
mouse	ratón	noun	Spanish: ratón
mouse	soretch	noun	Romanian: şoarece; French: souris
mouse (for computer)	mousi	noun
mousepad	alfombrilla	noun	Spanish: alfombrilla de ratón
mouth	buca	noun
mouthful, morsel, bite	bucado	noun
mouthpiece (for brass/wind instruments)	estrangul	noun
mouthwash	enxaguanti bucal	noun	Portuguese: enxaguatório bucal, enxaguante bucal; Spanish: enjuague bucal
movable panel	panel movil	noun
move (in game), play	jucada	noun
move away from, keep away from	alexar	verb
move away, grow apart, distance oneself	distanciar-se	verb
move away; remove (from a position); separate (one from the other)	afastar	verb
move back from	retirar-se	verb
move emotionally	conmover	verb
move emotionally	emover	verb
move forward, progress, advance	avancir	verb
move oneself	mover-se	verb
move: budge	buger	verb
move: cause to move	mover	verb
moved emotionally	emovide	adjective
moved emotionally	emovidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
movement	movimento	noun	Spanish: movimiento, Portuguese/Italian: movimento, French: mouvement
movie, film, cinematographic, of cinematography	cinematográfic	adjective
mozzarella	motzadela	noun
mucus, something coughed up	rasca	noun	Neapolitan
mud	bardo	noun
muffler	bufando	noun
Muhammad, Mohammad	Muhamed	noun
multi-millionaire	multimillonario	noun
multiaxis	multieiche	adjective	Spanish: multieje; Portuguese: multieixo
multicellular	multicelulare	adjective
multidisciplinary	multidisciplinare	adjective
multidisciplinary approach	abordadj multidisciplinare	noun
multiethnic, multinational	multiétnic	adjective
multifaceted	multifacétic	adjective	Spanish: multifacético
multifunctional, multifunction	multifuncional	adjective
multilateral	multilateral	adjective
multilingual	multilingue	adjective
multimedia	multimídia	noun
multimedia content	contenido multimidial	noun
multiple	múltiple	adjective
multiple attestation	atestación múltiple	noun
multiplication table	tábul de multiplicación	noun
multiplicity	multiplicitá	noun
multipolar	multipolare	adjective
multipolarity	multipolaritá	noun
multipurpose room (of public area)	sala polivalente	noun
multiracial	multirachal	adjective
multitudinal	multitudinal	noun
multitudinous	multitudinare	adjective
multivarient	multivariente	adjective
multiverse	multiverso	noun
municipality	municipio	noun
municipally owned, municipal	ehidal	adjective
murder, slaying	mîrdrâ	noun
murderer, person committing homicide	homicida	noun
muscle	muscolo	noun
muscular	muscolare	adjective
museographer	museografo	noun
museography	museografíê	noun
museum	museo	noun
mushroom	agorcel	noun
mushrooms, fungus	fongoz	noun
mushy	muchie	adjective
music	música	noun
musical	musical	adjective
musical bow of traditional instrument	caramba	noun
musical score	partitura	noun
musical: a play with lots of songs and dancing	musicau	noun
musician	musicien	noun
musk	amiscla	noun
musky	amisclare	adjective
muslim	musulman	adjective
mustache, moustache	mustach	noun
mute, silent	mude	adjective
mutual	mutue [mutua-], mutual	adjective
mutual funds	fondoz mutue	noun
mutual intelligibility	intelixibilitá mutue	noun
mutualism	mutualismo	noun
mutually assured destruction	destrucción mutue asegurade	noun
mutually, reciprocally	mutuamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
my limited knowledge of philosophy	mev conocimento limitade de filosofíê	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
my point of view	mev puntu de vista	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
my sir (very polite)	mev'sêr; meusêr	noun
myopia, nearsightedness	miopia	noun
mystery	misterio	noun
mystic	místico	noun
mystic, mystical	místic	adjective
myth	mito	noun
mythological	mitológic	adjective
mythology	mitologíê	noun
NAFTA: North American Free Trade Agreement	Tratado de Libre Comerço de Nortamérica	noun
nail (anatomy)	uña	noun
nail (tools)	angua	noun
nail polish	glas	noun
naïve and unsuspecting, unsophisticated	cándide	adjective
naive, ingenuous (not genius)	ingenue	adjective
naked, nude	calate	adjective
name	nomi (-nomin-)	noun
name tag	crachá	noun	Portuguese: crachá
nanoparticle	nanopartícul	noun
napkin	mapin	noun
napkin, towel for hands	servyeta	noun
Naples (town in Italy)	Napuli	noun	Neapolitan
narcissism	narcisismo	noun
narcissist	narcisista	noun
narcissistic	narcisiste	adjective
narration	narración	noun
narrative	narrativa	noun
narrativization	narrativización	noun
narrow	anguste	adjective	Spanish/Italian
narrow, strict (figurative)	estrite	adjective
narwhal	narvau	noun
nascent, beginning to rise	naicente	adjective
nation	nación	noun
national	nacional	adjective
nationalistic, nationalist	nacionaliste	adjective
nationalization	nacionalización	noun
nationalize	nacionalizar	verb
nationhood	categoríê de nación	noun	Spanish: categoría de nación
native (referring to birth or nationality)	nativo, nativa	noun
native language, mother tongue	lengua materne	noun
native tree species known for its extremely hard wood	luma	noun
NATO: North Atlantic Treaty Organization	OTAN	noun
natural	natural	adjective
natural environment	entorno natural	noun
natural language processing	procesamento de lenguadj natural	noun
natural spring, fountain (source)	mananci	noun	Spanish: manantial
naturally, of course	naturalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
nature (environment)	naturalesa	noun
nature (natural character, origin…)	naturesa	noun
nauseated	nauseade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
nauseated	nauseadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
navel orange	nevula	noun
navigable	navegábel	adjective
navigate	navegar	verb
navigation	navegación	noun
navigational	navegacional	adjective
navy	armada	noun
navy bean, parakeet	periquillo	noun	Spanish: periquillo, Portuguese: periquilho
navy blue	blave marine	adjective
NCO: non-commissioned officer	oficiau na-comisionade	noun
near, close to	pertu de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
near, nearby	pertu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
nebula	nebula	noun
nebulous	nebulose	adjective
necessarily	necesaremén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
necessary	necesare	adjective
necessity, need	necesitá	noun
neck	cuelo	noun
neck and neck, evenly-matched	egualade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
neck and neck, evenly-matched	egualadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
necklace	colarey	noun
necktie	crovata	noun
necktie	gravata	noun
necropolis	necrópoli	noun
nectar	nectêr	noun
nectarine	nectarina	noun
need	bozwê	noun
need: have need of	haver bozwê de	verb
needle	agulla	noun	Spanish: aguja, French: aiguille, Catalan: agulla, Portuguese: agulha
needlework	rêcamo	noun	Arabic: raqm; Italian: ricamo
needy	necesitose, nessitose	adjective
nefarious, disastrous, poisonous, wrong and unjust	nefaste	adjective
negate	negar	verb
negatives of photographs or filmstrip	película	noun
neglect, abandon, not bother with	descuidar	verb
negligent	omise	adjective	Spanish: omiso
negociate	negociar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: negociar; French: négocier
negotiate (deal), manage (issues), arrange (sale, make arrangements), handle (steps, process, business)	gestionar	verb
negotiation	negociación [negochi-]	noun	Spanish: negociación; Catalan: negociació; Portuguese: negociação; French: négociation; Occitan: negociacion; Italian: negoziazione
negotiator	negociador	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
neighbor	vuacen	noun
neighborhood, quarter, district	barrio	noun
neighboring, next door	vecine	adjective
neither...nor	ni...ni	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
nematology	nematologíê	noun
nemesis	némesi	noun
neo-mercantilism	neo-mercantilismo	noun
neoliberalism	neoliberalismo	noun
nephew	nebot [nepot-]	noun
nephew, niece	sobrino, sobrina	noun	Spanish: sobrino/sobrina; Portuguese: sobrinho/sobrinha
nepotism	nepotismo	noun
neritic zone: the area along the coast of the ocean where sunlight reaches the ocean floor	zona neritic	noun
nerve	nervo	noun
nervous breakdown	crisi nervose	noun
nervous tic, twitch	cacuetchi	noun
nervous, edgy, worked-up	nervose	adjective
nest	nechi	noun
nest box	ponditorio	noun
nest egg, savings for retirement	gurgucha	noun
net, network, chain (of hotels, fastfood)	redi	noun
Netherlands; Holland	Paísez Baije; Olanda	noun
network, mesh	resso	noun	French: réseau
neurasthenia	neurastenia	noun
neuro-cognitive, neurocognitive	neurocognitive	adjective
neuro-developmental, neurodevelopmental	neurodesvelopimental	adjective
neurobiological	neurobiológic	adjective
neurocircuitry	neurocircuitoz	noun
neuroepigenetics	neuroepigenética	adjective
neurolinguistics	neurolinguística	noun
neurologic	neurológic	adjective
neuroscience	neurochiença	noun
neurotoxicity	neurotocsicitá	noun
neurotoxin	neurotocsina	noun	Italian: neurotossina; Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese/Galician: neurotoxina; French: neurotoxine
neurotransmitter	neurotransmisor	noun
neuter (linguistics)	neutro	noun
neutral	neutral	adjective
neutrality	neutralitá	noun
neutralize	neutralizar	verb
never	nunca	intensifier or quantifier
nevertheless	sens embargo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
nevertheless, however	contudo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Portuguese; Spanish uses sin embargo
new	nuve [nuva-]	adjective
new acquisition rack	egspositor de nuve adquisiciónz	noun
newcomer	recén-jegado	noun	Galician: recén chegado; Portuguese: recém-chegado; Spanish: recién llegado
newly	nuvamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
news	noticia	noun
newspaper, periodical	periódico, papel periódic	noun
next (in future), coming, close to happening	prósime	adjective	Spanish: próximo
next (time); next (in line), after that	dopué	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Italian/Spanish	Spanish: después
next day, following day	día seghiente	noun
next generation	prósime genración	noun
next year (looking to the future), the year that's coming	l’añu que venim	noun
Nicaraguan	nicaraguense	adjective
nice and warm	calentite	adjective	Spanish: calientito
nice, lovely, fine (ironic)	jole	adjective	Fr: joli, jolie
nice, pleasing	agredábel	noun
nicely, prettily	jolemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Fr: joliment
niche	nicho	noun
nickel	níquel	noun
nickname, dub, call (by a name)	apodar	verb
nicknamed, known as	apodade	adjective
niece	nebota [nepot-]	noun
night	notchi [nocturn-]	noun
night, nighttime	nocturne	adjective
nightingale	bilbul	noun	Judeo-Spanish
nightmare	pesadela	noun	Spanish: pesadilla; Portuguese: pesadela
nihilism	nihilismo	noun
nihilist	nihilista	noun
ninth note above root in music	novima	noun
nitrogen (N2)	nitrógeno	noun
nitrogen dioxide	diócsido de nitrógeno	noun
No Smoking	Na Fumem	verb
no way	de ningú modo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
No way!	¡Anichén!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
no, not, don't	na	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
nobility	noblesa, nobilitá	noun
noble	nobel [nobl-]	adjective
noblesse oblige: the inferred responsibility of privileged people to act with generosity and nobility toward those less privileged	noblesa obligade	noun
nocturnal: active at night	nocturnal	adjective
node: point at which lines intersect	nodo	noun
noggin, head	cumba	noun
noise, boisterousness	bullaranga	noun	Latin America
noise, racket, hustle and bustle of activity	bullicio	noun	Sp: bullicio, Po: alvoroço
noisy, boisterous, rowdy	bulliciose	adjective
nomenclature	nomenclatura	noun
nominal: existing as something in name only	nominal	adjective
nominate (for prize, award), appoint	nominar	verb
nomination, appointment (for a post)	nominación, nomimento	noun
non-adult, child, teenager	piquiney	noun
non-aligned	na-aliñade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
non-aligned	na-aliñadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
non-autonomous, not self-governing	na-autónome	adjective
non-Christian	na-cristan	adjective
non-essential, expendable	prescindíbel	adjective
non-linear, nonlinear	na-liñal, na-liñare	adjective
non-polemic, uncontroversial, safe and undivisive (topic)	na-polémic	adjective
non-sectarian	na-sectare	adjective
non-thinking, irreflection, thoughtlessness	irreflecsión	noun
non-toxic	na-tócsic	adjective
non-transparency	na-transparença	noun
non-transparent	na-transparente	adjective
nonauthorized, unauthorized	na-autorizade	adjective
nonconceptual	na-conceptual	adjective
nondemocratic, non-democratic	na-democrátic	adjective
nonexistence	inegsistença	noun
nonexistent	inegsistente	adjective
nonfactual	na-feitual	adjective
nonfiction	na-ficción	noun
noninvasive medical imaging	imaxinologíê médic na-învasive	noun	Spanish: imagenología médica no invasiva; Portuguese: imagiologia médica não invasiva
nonliteral	na-literal	adjective
nonmutual	na-mutue	adjective
nonpareil, unrivaled, unparalleled	na-paril, sens paril	adjective
nonsense, foolishness	babosada	noun
nonsense, the nonsensical	absurdo	noun
nonstate actor	actor na-estatal	noun
nonsusceptible; not susceptible	na-susceptíbel	adjective
nontheological	na-teológic	adjective
nonverbal, non-verbal	na-verbal	adjective
noodle [+: noodles]	tallatín [+: tallatínz]	noun	Italian: tagliatelle; Romanian: tai?ei; Portuguese: talharim; Spanish: tallarín
norm, rule (custom, habit)	norma	noun
normal	normal	adjective
normal usage	utilización normal	noun
north	nort	noun
north	norte	adjective
North America	Nortamérica, América dele nort	noun
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)	Organización dele Tratado de l'Atlántic Norte	noun
North Korea	Coreia Norte	noun
North Pole	Pol Norte	noun
northbound	en dirección norte	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
northern raven	cacaloti	noun
northern right whale	baleina boreal	noun
northern, nordic	nórdic, nortic	adjective
northerner	norteño	noun
Norway	Norwega [norwegh-]	noun
Norwegian	norweghese	adjective
Norwegian (language, person)	Norweghech	noun
nose	nariç [+:naricez]	noun
nosey, curious	mirone	adjective
nostalgia	nostalgia	noun
nostalgic, homesick	nostálgic	adjective
not easy, difficult	infacil	adjective
not either, neither	tampoc	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
not ever, never (more extreme than nunca)	jamás	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
not much, hardly, few, little	pocu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: poco; Portuguese: poucos; Italian: pochi; French: peu
not to suit (clothes), hurt in some way, disadvantage	desfavorecer [-esca-]	verb
not true, false	fause	adjective
not tucked in (short); outside/on the pants	sobrê le pantalón	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
not yet	ainda na	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
note	nota	noun
notebook	livreta	noun
notebook for taking notes	cayera	noun	French: cahier
nothing (at all)	nula	noun
notice, notification, prompt (computing)	aviso	noun
Notice: No Exit	Aviso: Sens Salida	noun
notion (view)	noción	noun
notoriety, fame	notorietá	noun
notorious, egregious, noticeable	notorie [notoria-]	adjective
notoriously, egregiously	notoriamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
noun, substantival	substantivo	noun
nourish	nutrir	verb
nourishment (of person, plant, or animal)	nutriadj	noun
nourishment, food, alimony	alimento	noun
novel, fictional story	novela	noun
novelty	nuvitá	noun
November (month)	novembro	noun
novice, someone who is not an expert	adjami	noun	Judeo-Spanish, Turkish
now (right now)	gôssi	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
now, right now	agora	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: ahora; Portuguese/Galician: agora
nowadays	de nosre día	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
noxious odor especially of dead animals	ihijo	noun
nuance, minute difference	nuanç [+:nuancez]	noun	French/Portuguese
nuanced	nuance	adjective	French
nubile, marriageable	núbil	adjective
nuclear	nucleare	adjective
nuclear energy	energíê nucleare	noun
nuclear magnetic resonance	resonança magnétic nucleare	noun	Spanish: resonancia magnética nuclear
nuclear nonproliferation agreement	acordo de na-proliferación nucleare	noun
nucleus, kernel, core	núcleo [nucle-]	noun
number	número	noun
number 0-9	digit	noun
numerable	numerábel	adjective
numeral	numeral	adjective
numeric	numéric	adjective
numeric model	modelo numéric	noun
nun	monxa	noun
nuptials (wedding)	nupciaz	noun
nurse in hospital	enfermera, enfermero	noun
nut (for a bolt)	tuerca	noun
nut (generic, any kind)	nuch	noun
nutrition	nutrición	noun
nutrition, feeding, food	alimentación	noun
nutritional	nutricional	adjective
nutshell	casca de noez	noun
nystagmus	nistagmo	noun	Spanish: nistagmo
O.K., okay	o'quey	noun
oaf, jerk	penco	noun
oasis	oasis	noun
obedience	obidiença	noun
obedient	obidiente	adjective
obese	obese	adjective
obesity	obesitá	noun
obey, follow orders	obidir	verb
obeyed	obidide	adjective
obeyed	obididu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
obfuscate: render obscure, unclear, or unintelligible; bewilder (someone)	obfuscar	verb
obfuscation	obfuscación	noun
obituary	obituario	noun
object	objetar	verb
object	objetu	noun
object-oriented programming	programación orientade a objetuz	noun
objection	objección	noun
objective	objetive [objetiva-]	adjective
objective	objetivo	noun
objective correlative	correlativo objetive	noun
objectively	objetivamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
objectivity	objetivitá	noun
objectual	objetual	adjective
obligation	obligación	noun
obligatory, compulsory, necessary and essential, vital, required, mandatory, indispensable	obligatorie	adjective
oblige, obligate	obligar	verb
obliged, obligated	obligade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
obliged, obligated: I appreciate it and will try to return the favor	obligadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
obliging, accommodating, kind	obligante	adjective	French: obligeant
oblique	oblique	adjective
oblivion	ublio	noun
obscene	obscene	adjective
obscure, not clear, darkened	obscure	adjective
obsequious: characterized by or showing servile complaisance or deference; servilely compliant	obsiquiose	adjective	Portuguese, French, English
observance	observança	noun
observatory	observatorio	noun
obsess	obseder [obsess-]	verb
obsession	obsessión	noun
obsolete	obsolete	adjective
obstacle	obstácul	noun
obstetrician	obstetricien, obstetra	noun
obstetrics	obstetricia	noun
obstinacy	obstinación	noun
obstinate	obstinade	adjective
obstruct	obstruir [obstruc-]	verb
obstructed	obstruyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
obstruction of justice	obstrucción dele justiça	noun
obtain/attain/achieve (with some struggle), manage to (make something happen), get (to do something)	lograr	verb
obtainability	obtenibilitá	noun
obtainable	obteníbel	adjective
obtaining, obtainment, procurement, procuration	obtención	noun
obtaining...	l'obtención de	noun	Spanish: la obtención de
obvious	obvie [obvia-]	adjective
obviously, logically, clearly	obviamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
occasion, time, opportunity, chance	ocasión	noun
occasional, random	ocasional	adjective
occasionally	ocasionalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Occident, West	Occidenti [occident-]	noun
Occitan language	Lemusina	noun
occupation, business	ocupación	noun
occupational, professional	ocupacional	adjective
occur	ocurrer	verb
occurrence	ocurrença	noun
ocean	océano [oceán-]	noun	French: océan; Spanish: océano; Catalan: oceà; Portuguese: oceano
oceanic	oceánic	adjective	Portuguese: oceânica; Catalan: oceànica; French: océanique; Spanish: oceánica
oceanic trench	fossa oceanic	noun
ocelot	toceloti	noun
ocelote	oceloti	noun
octave, eighth note in music	otchava	noun
October (month)	octubro	noun
octopus	pulpo	noun
ocular	oulare	adjective
of each other, one to the other	de om a l'outro	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
of his legal status	de su pesonalitá jurídic	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
of or about nourishment, food	alimentare	adjective
of or from, and can indicate possession	de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
of or relating to the body	corporal	adjective
of the (contraction: de le)	dele	article or demonstrative		contraction
of the last decades	de l'últime décadaz	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish: de las últimas décadas
of twilight	crepusculare	adjective
of, for, or relating to sacred rites or symbols.	sacral	adjective
off-white (usually used for skin tone)	blanque	adjective	French/Spanish
offend, insult, abuse	ultrajar	verb
offend, trespass against	ofender	verb
offense, delict, misdemeanor	delito	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: delito
offensive	ofensive	adjective
offensive smell from sweaty armpits	aletazo	noun
offensive, criminal (intent to be harmful)	delituose	adjective	Portuguese, Spanish:delictivo
offer	oferta	noun
offer	espyerta	noun	Romansch: spüerta
offer, volunteer, present	ofrir	verb
offering	ofrimento	noun
office and place of consulting	consultorio	noun
office desk	mesa de despatcho	noun
office tower	torrio de oficinaz	noun
official	oficial	adjective
official business, official work or duty	afeirs oficial	noun
official signature	firma oficial	noun
official, officer	oficiau	noun
offset (typography, printing)	ôfset	noun
offset, compensation	compensación	noun
often	suvôn	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	French/Catalan
often, with frequency	cun frecuença	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
oil	oleo	noun
oil (cooking); olive oil; salad dressing	azeiti	noun
oilcloth, oilskin-like substance	huli	noun
ointment, salve	unguento	noun	Sp: ungüento
okra	ocura	noun
old	velle	adjective	French: vieille/vieux, Spanish: viejo, Portuguese: velho, Catalan: vell
old age	vellesa	noun
old car, junker	carcacha	noun
old people, the elderly	vellardez	noun
old person	vellard	noun	French: vieillard
old piece of junk	antigualla	noun
old, heavy duty American car	lantchon	noun
older, elder, major, greater	mayor	adjective
oleaginous	oleaginose	adjective
oleander	loandro	noun	Portuguese: aloendro, loendro
olfactory	olfative	adjective
oligarchy	oligarquíê	noun
oligopolistic	oligopolístic	adjective
olive	azeituna	noun
olive green	oliverde	adjective
omelette	omeleti	noun	French and Portuguese
omen, portent	presagio	noun	Spanish/Italian: presagio; Portuguese: presságio; French: présage
omen, prediction	aguero	noun	Sp: agüero
OMG, Oh my God	Omêgad	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	English
omission	omisión	noun
omit	omitir [omis-]	verb
omitted	omisu, omitidu	past participle
omnibus, complete tome	tomo colective	noun
omnicide, destruction of all life	ónnicidio	noun
omnipotence	onnipotença	noun
omnipotent	onnipotente	adjective
omnipresence	onniprésensa	noun
omnipresent, ever-present	onniprésente	adjective
omniscience	onnichiença	noun
omniscient	onnichiente	adjective
omnivore	onnivoro	noun
omnivorous	onnivore	adjective
on (about one's person)	encima	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
on (musical instrument)	a, ale	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
on (radio, TV, internet), on (a bus, train, automobile, or airplane)	en	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
on (top), about (a topic, subject, relating to), over, concerning, and regarding	sobrê [super-]	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
on a diet	a dieta	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on a nationwide basis, on a nationwide scale	en l'ámbito nacional	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: en el ámbito nacional
on achieving all the...	por le cumplimento de todo le...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on behalf of, from	de parti de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: de parte de
on his authority, with his authorization	cun su autorización	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on our behalf, in our name	en nosre nomi	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
on page #	en le página #	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on purpose, deliberately	de propósito	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
on site, in position, "in situ"	en situ	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
on the agenda, one of the priorities	uno dele prioritáz	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on the back, over	ale dorso	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on the Bible	sobrê le Biblia	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on the house; courtesy of the house	cortesíê dele casa	noun
on the point of, about to	a puntu de	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
on the right	ale dreita	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on the second floor	en le segonde piso	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on top of	encima de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
on trial, to the test	a proba	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
once more, afresh, anew	atrobu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
oncologist	oncóloga, oncólogo; oncologista	noun	Spanish: oncóloga, oncólogo
oncologist	oncóloga, oncólogo	noun
oncology	oncologíê	noun	Spanish: oncología
ondulation	undulación	noun
one after the other	uno atrás de l'outro	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
one and the other, both	l'om i l'outro	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
one another, one to the other	om a l'outro	pronoun
one revolution of the earth	uno vuelta dele terra	noun
one's fill, surfeit, sometimes refers to glut or overeating	hartazgo	noun
one, a generic person, you/they	om	noun	French: homme; Catalan: home; Portuguese: um/uma; Italian/Spanish: uno/una	See also: homen
ongoing	en curso	adjective
onion	cebolla	noun	Spanish: cebolla, Portuguese: cebola
onlooker, voyeur, peeping Tom	mirón, mirona	noun
only begotten, one and only	unigénite	adjective
onomatopoeia	onomatopeya	noun	Portuguese: onomatopéia; Spanish: onomatopeya; Catalan: onomatopeia
onomatopoeic	onomatopéyic	adjective	Spanish: onomatopéyico; Catalan: onomatopègic; Portuguese: onomatopaico
ontological: relating to the nature of being	ontológic	adjective
ontology (reality)	ontologíê	noun
onyx	ónici	noun
open	obrir [obert-]	verb
open something that is blocked up or bottled	zibolar	verb
open to doubt, doubtful, contestable	dubdábel	adjective
opened	oberte	adjective		(verb: obrir)
opened	obertu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
opening line (of article in newspaper)	entradilla	noun	Spanish: entradilla
opening statement	comunicado de obertura	noun
opening, aperture	obertura	noun
openness, receptivity	activitud riceptive	noun
opera: dramatic musical performance	ópera	noun
operable	ôperábel	adjective	Portuguese: operável; Catalan/Spanish: operable; French: opérable; Italian: operabile; Romanian: operabil
ôperación de apoyo	backup operation	noun
operation	ôperación	noun
operational	ôperacional	adjective
operational approach	abordadj ôperacional	noun
operational net assessment	avaluación dele redi ôperative	noun
operative, worker in a specialty	ôperario	noun	Spanish: operario, operaria
ophthalmologist	oftalmólogo	noun	Greek
ophthalmology	oftalmologíê	noun
opinion, ruling, sentence (in court)	sentencia	noun
opinion: thought and judgements based on perceived probabilities	opinión	noun
opium	opio	noun
opium wars	Gherraz de l'Opio	noun
opportune	oportune	adjective
opportunistic, opportunist	oportuniste	adjective
opportunistically	oportunisticamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
opportunity	oportunitá	noun
opposable thumb	pulga oponíbel	noun
opposed	opuste	adjective
opposite	opuste, oponide	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
opposite, contrary	contrario	noun
opposite, reverse	reverso	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: reverso; Catalan: revés
opposition	oposición	noun
opposition leader	lídêr opositore	noun
oppress, weigh down, put pressure on	oprimir [opres-]	verb
oppression	opresión	noun
oppressor	opresor	noun	Sp: opresor; Fr: oppresseur
opprobium	oprobio	noun	Spanish: oprobio; Portuguese: opróbrio; French: opprobre
opt	optar	verb
opt for something	optar por facer algú cosa	verb
opt to do something	optar por algú cosa	verb
optical	óptic	adjective
optimal, most favorable	optimal	adjective
optimal, optimum, wonderful, ultimate	óptime	adjective
optimist	optimista	noun
optimistic, upbeat	optimiste	adjective
optimization	optimización	noun
optimize	optimizar	verb
optimum	óptimo	noun
option, choice, alternative	opción	noun
optional	opcional	adjective
optional, non-compulsory	facultative	adjective
opulence, affluence	opulença	noun
or	o	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
oracle	orácul	noun
oracular; enigmatic	oraculare	adjective
oral, by mouth, spoken	oral	adjective
orange(color)	aranje	adjective
oratorical	oratorie	adjective
orbit	órbita	noun
orchard	huerto	noun	Spanish: huerto
orchestra	orquestra	noun
orchestral	orquestral	adjective
orchid	orquídea	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: orquídea, Italian: orchidea, French: orchidée
order	orden [+:ordenz; ordin-]	noun
order (something), ask for	pedir [petici-]	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: pedir
order: tell someone what to do; command (soldiers)	mandar	verb
orderly	ordenadamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
orderly, straightened out, tidy	en orden	adjective	Spanish
ordinal	ordinal	adjective
ordinance, decree, order by law	ordenança	noun
ordinary	ordinare	adjective
oregano	orégano	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: orégano; French: origan; Italian: origano
organ (musical instrument)	orghi	noun
organ (of body)	órgano	noun
organic	orgánic	adjective
organic, biological	biológic	adjective
organism	organismo	noun
organization	organización	noun
organization chart	organograma	noun
organizational	organizative	adjective
organizational effort	esforço organizative	noun	Spanish: esfuerzo organizativo
organize	organizar	verb
organizer (of events)	convocanti	noun
organizing	organizante	adjective
orgy	orgíê	noun
Orient, East	Orienti [orient-]	noun
orientation (relative positioning or introduction to)	orientación	noun
origin	origen [+:origenz; origin-]	noun
original, unique/different	original	adjective
originality	originalitá	noun
originally	originalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
originate	originar	verb
oriole bird species	chortcha	noun
Orionid	de Oriónidjo	adjective
ornamental loop in Andalusian architecture	axaraca	noun
ornithologist: person who studies birds	ornitóloga, ornitólogo	noun
orphan	orfanar	verb
orphan	órfano, órfana	noun	Italian: orfana, orfano; French: orphelin, orpheline; Romanian: orfan; Catalan: òrfena, orfe; Galician: orfa, orfo; Portuguese: órfão, órfã; Spanish: huér
orphanage	orfanatorio	noun
orphaned	orfanade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
orphaned	orfanadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
orthodontics	ortodoncia	noun
orthodontist	ortodontista	noun
orthodontist	ortodoncista	noun
orthodox	ortodocsa	adjective
orthodoxy	ortodocsíê	noun
orthographic	ortográfic	adjective
orthopedic, orthopaedic	ortopédic	adjective
oscillate	oscilar	verb
oscillating force	força oscilante	noun
oscillation	oscilación	noun
oscillatory	oscilatorie	adjective
ostensible, apparent	aparente	adjective
ostensibly	en aparença	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ostentation, show (abstract)	ostentación	noun
ostentatious	ostentose	adjective
osteoporosis	osteoporosi	noun
osteoporotic	osteoporótic	adjective
ostracism	ostracismo	noun
ostracize	condamnar a l'ostracismo	verb
ostrich	abistru	noun
ostrich [+: ostriches]	avestruç [+: avestrucez]	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: avestruz, Catalan: estruç
other fields, other areas	outre domeinez	noun
other, another	outre [alter-, altern-]	adjective
others (people or things)	outroz	noun
otolaryngology: the study of ear, nose, and throat; otorhinolaryngology; ENT	otorrinolaringologíê	noun
ottoman (furniture)	puf	noun
Ottoman Empire	Imperio Otoman	noun
ought (to), must, should, gotta; (by itself) owe money or favor	dever	verb	Portuguese: dever; Spanish: deber; French: doire; Catalan: deure; Latin: debere
ourselves	nus-mesmoz	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
out of, taken from	dab	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Italian da (de ab)
out on the town, out partying/carrousing	(de) parranda	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
out, away, abroad	fuera	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
outback, bush, wild area away from civilization/towns	brossa	noun	French: brousse; Occitan: brossa
outer space	cosmos, l'espaço	noun
outgoing (government, person in a position who is leaving), ceasing	cesante	adjective
outgoing, extroverted	ecstrovertide	adjective
outgrowth, derivative, by-product	derivado	noun
outlier (atypical value)	valor atípic, valor anómale	noun
outlier (unique member of a group)	caso aparte	noun
outlier: discordant element	elemento discordante	noun
outline, shape	perfilar	verb
outnumber	ser mais numerose que	verb
outraged, offended	ultrajade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
outraged, offended	ultrajadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
outside	afuera	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
outside, out of	fuera de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
outside-of-school, extracurricular	egstraescolare	adjective
outsource, subcontract	subcontratar	verb
outsourcing (of labor)	contratación egsterne	noun
outstanding issues, pending issues	temaz pendente	noun
outstanding, projecting, imposing	sobrêsaliente	adjective
outwards, outward	acia fuera	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
outwit, thwart	burlar	verb
oval	oval	adjective
oval	ovalo	noun
ovarian	ovarian	adjective
ovary	ovario	noun
oven, furnace	forno	noun
over (direction, size, amount), above (not touching), more than	arriba de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
over the whole nation, throughout the country	en todo l'ámbito nacional	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: en todo el ámbito nacional
over there, down yonder	allá	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
overclassification	sobrêclasificación	noun
overcome, prevail, vanquish	vencer [vença-]	verb	Spanish, Portuguese
overexploitation, draining	sobrêegsplotación	noun
overflow	desbordar	verb
overflowing	desbordante	adjective
overflowing, flood, outburst	desbordamento	noun	Sp: desbordamiento
overflowing, outburst	desbordo	noun
overhead (costs for infrastructure and moving parts)	gastoz genral	noun
overlook, pass over, ignore	pasar por alte	verb	Spanish: pasar por alto
overpower (of emotions), overwhelm	abrumar	verb	Spanish: abrumar
overseas	de ultramêr	adjective
overshadow (spoil)	ensombrecer [-esca-]	verb
oversimplification; excessive simplification	sobrêsemplificación; semplificación eccesive	noun
overthrow, topple, knock down, pull down, cut down a tree	derrucar	verb	Spanish: derrocar; Portuguese: derrubar
overview (whole vision)	vizión de conjunto	noun
overview, general description	descripción genral	noun
overwhelming, daunting, great (task, responsibility)	abrumadore	adjective	Spanish: abrumador
owl	tecoloti	noun	Papiamentu
own: showing ownsership; proper, typical	própie	adjective
owner of a large estate	latifundista	noun
owner, proprietor	propietario	noun
ox	bui [bov-]	noun
oxidation	ocsidación	noun
oxygen (O2)	ocsígeno	noun
oxygenate	ocsigenar	verb
oxygenated	ocsigenade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
oxygenated	ocsigenadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
oxytocin	ocsitocina	noun	Spanish/Portuguese/Romanian: oxitocina; French: ocytocine; Italian: ossitocina
Pacific Ocean	Océano Pacífic	noun
pacification	pacificación	noun
pacify	pacifiçar [pacifica-]	verb
pack (goods in crates/container) for transport	empacar	verb
pack (of people), group, shoddy products	pacotilla	noun
pack (of wolves), bunch (group of people)	manada	noun
package of harsh economic measures	garrotaso	noun
packet, package, pack (of cigarettes, beer), parcel	paqueti	noun
packing, boxing up	embaladj	noun
packsaddle	aparexo	noun	Spanish: aparejo
pact with the devil	empautado	noun
pact, formal agreement, covenant	pacto	noun
padlock	cadjado	noun
pagan	pagan	adjective
page	página	noun
paid	payadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
paid	paye	adjective
pain felt after doing anaerobic exercise from too much lactic acid building up	espighi	noun	Shetland dialect
pain, ache	dolor	noun
painstaking work	esmerade treballo	noun
painstaking, very laborious	tan laboriose	adjective
paint	pintado	noun
paint	pintar	verb
paint roller	rolo para pintura	noun
paintbrush	pincello	noun	Italian: pennello; French: pinceau; Catalan: pinzell
painter (artist)	pintor, pintriç [pintricez]	noun
painting (activity or genre)	pintura	noun
Pakistan	Paquistôn	noun
palace: governmental house	paleiso	noun
palatable, enjoyable, pleasant	agradábel	adjective
pale, pallid	pálide	adjective
paleo-arabic	paleo-arábic	adjective
paleoanthropologist	paleoantropólogo	noun
paleoanthropology	paleoantropologíê	noun
paleobiology	paleobiologíê	noun
paleography: study of ancient writing	paleografíê	noun
paleolithic	paleolitic	adjective
paleontology, palaeontology	paleontologíê	noun
paleozoology	paleozoôlogíê	noun
palindrome: word spelled the same backwards as forwards	palíndromo	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: palíndromo
palla	straw, thatch, chaff	noun	Italian: paglia; Catalan: palla; Spanish: paja; Portuguese: palha; Romanian: paie/pai
palliative, workaround (information/computer science), temporary solution	paliativo	noun	Spanish: paliativo; French: paliatif
palpable, tangible, evident and obvious	palpábel	adjective
palpitate, beat rapidly and/or irregularly	palpitar	verb
palpitation	palpitación	noun
pamphlet	pamfleto	noun	Romanian: pamflet; Spanish/Portuguese: panfleto
pan (cooking)	tegua	noun	Latin: tecula
panacea	panacea	noun
Panama	Panamá	noun
pancake	panqueca	noun
pandemic	pandemic	adjective
pandemic	pandemia	noun
pane of glass	vidrio	noun
panoply	panóplia	noun
panoramic	panorámic	adjective
pansy	fifi	noun
panties	calzon(ez)	noun
pants (pair of pants)	pantalón [+:pantalónz]	noun
papal, pontifical	pontificie	adjective
papaya	papaya	noun
paper	papel	noun
paper wasp	catala	noun
papyrology	papirologíê	noun
papyrus	papiro	noun
parable	parábol	noun
parabola: the curve formed from all the points (x, y) that are equidistant from the directrix and the focus.	parabola	noun
parabolic: dealing with parables or parabolas	parábolic	adjective
parachute	parachuda	noun
parachute	para-caídas	noun
paradigm: a distinct set of concepts or thought patterns, including theories, research methods, postulates, and standards for what constitutes legitimate contributions to a field	paradigma	noun
paradigmatic	paradigmátic	adjective
paradise	paradiso	noun
paradox	paradocsa	noun
paradoxical: seemingly absurd or self-contradictory	paradocsal, paradócsic	adjective
paradoxically	paradocsalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Paraguay	Paraguai	noun
parakeet	perico	noun
parallel	paralele	adjective
parallelism	paralelismo	noun
parallelogram	paralelogramo	noun
paralysis	parálisi	noun
paralytic	paralític	adjective
paralyze	paralizar	verb
paralyzed	paralizade	adjective
parameter	parámetro	noun
parametric	paramétric	adjective
paranormal	paranormal	adjective
paraphyly	parafilia	noun
parasitize	parasitar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: parasitar
pardon me, excuse me	desculpem-me	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection		formal, respectful; Use when entering a room, interrupting a conversation, etc
pardon me, sorry (if bumping into someone)	perdonem	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
pardon, excuse; forget/avoid	escusar	verb
pardon, forgive	perdonar	verb
pardonable, forgivable	perdonábel	adjective	Portuguese: perdoável; Spanish: perdonable; Italian: perdonabile; French: pardonnable
pareto-optimal outcome	résultado pareto-óptime	noun
parfait: dessert of ice cream with fruit, chocolate, caramel and/or nuts	parfey	noun	English from French parfait
pariah	paria	noun
Paris	París	noun
park	aparcar	verb	Spanish: parcar
parking lot	aparcamento	noun
parking lot, depot for cars	parqui	noun
parliament	palamento	noun
parliamentary	palamentare	adjective
parochial (of a parish), not the figurative sense	paroquial	adjective
parochial, narrow-minded, limited view or character	provincian	adjective
parochialism, limited and narrow character or tendency	mîntalitá provincian	noun
paroxysm	parocsismo	noun
parsley	perehili	noun
parson	pároco	noun
part of speech, grammatical category	categoríê gramatical	noun
part, place	parti [-part-]	noun
participant	participanti	noun
participant	partícipat	noun	Spanish: partícipe
participate	participar	verb
participation	participación	noun
participatory governance	governança participative	noun	Spanish: gobernanza participativa; Catalan/Portuguese: governança participativa; French: gouvernance participative
participle	participio	noun
particle	partícul	noun
particular: private (lesson, plane), specific (case), special	particulare	adjective
particularly, specifically	particularmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: particularmente
particulates, particles in suspension	materiaz particulare	noun
partisan, in favor of, supporter	partidare	adjective	Portuguese: partidária; Spanish: partidario
partisan, supporter	partidiste	adjective
partisanship	partidarismo	noun
partnership, joint venture	parceria	noun
parts of a flag	elementoz de bandeira	noun
parts of speech	partiz dele discurso	noun
party	fiesta [festi-]	noun
party, binge	farra	noun
pass (in space or time), spend time	pasar	verb
pass (mountain), gorge, ravine	quebrada	noun
pass away, die, perish	falecer [-esca-]	verb
pass out (papers, food), distribute	repartir	verb	Spanish: repartir
pass, permit (rail, bus, visit)	pasê	noun	Spanish: pase
passage: journey (to another place figuratively or literally)	pasadj	noun
passageway, corridor, alley	pasadiso	noun	Spanish: pasadizo; Catalan: passadís
passed	pasade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
passed	pasadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
passenger, traveler	pasadjero	noun
passion	pachón	noun
passion fruit	moracujá	noun	Portuguese: maracujá from Tupi
passion, vehemence	acaloramento	noun
passive	pasive	adjective
passport	pasaporti	noun
password	seña	noun
password, code (to unlock something)	contraseña	noun
past participle	participio pasade	noun
past participle of disponer, Willing, able	dispuste	adjective
past, that which has passed	pasado	noun
pasta, macaroni	macarón [+:macarónz], pasta	noun
paste	pegar	verb
paste (usually culinary)	pasta	noun
paste or dough made from cornmeal, which is boiled and typically then fried or baked used in Italian cooking	polenta	noun
pastel (art)	pastel	noun
pastry cook, confectioner	patisero	noun
pastry, sponge cake	biscucho	noun	sp: bizcocho
pastry: cake, pie	patís	noun
pasture planted with corn or sorghum	guatera	noun
paternal	paternal	adjective
path, road, route	camino	noun
path, track (of a railway), lane (of a highway)	senda	noun
pathogenic	patogénic	adjective
pathological	patológic	adjective
pathology	patologíê	noun
patience	paciença	noun
patient; long-suffering, not complaining while waiting	paciente	adjective
patois: the dialect of the common people of a region, differing in various respects from the standard language of the rest of the country.	patwa	noun
patriotic	patriótic	adjective
patron, official sponsor	patrocinador	noun
patronizing tone	tono protectore; tono paternal	noun
patronship, patronage	patronazgo	noun	Spanish: patronazgo
Paul (name), Pablo	Pavlo	noun
pavilion, canopy or tarp for people outside	pavellón	noun	Sp: pabellón, Po: pavilhão
paving-stone, cobble	adoquin	noun
paw (of mammal)	zarpa	noun
Paw Patrol	Patruja de Cachorez	noun
pay (for)- exchange money for something	payar	verb
pay no heed to, completely ignore, totally flout	facer caso omise de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: hacer caso omiso de
pay, wage	sueldo	noun	Spanish; Portuguese soldo
payable, will be paid in the future	payadoure	adjective
payroll	planilla	noun	Sp: planilla, plantilla
payroll taxes	împustoz sobrê le planilla	noun
PC, personal computer (from pesonal + ordinador OR computador)	pesordina, pesocompu	noun
PCP, phencyclidine	fenciclidina	noun
pea	arveha	noun
peace	paç [paci-]	noun
Peace be with you...And with you.	Selîm cun tig...i cun tig.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Peace of Westphalia	Paç de Westfalia	noun
peace that encompases completeness, tranquility, harmony, freedom from imperfections, reconciliation, prosperity, safety, and health	¡Selîm!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Arabic: سَلاَم; Hebrew: שָׁלוֹם	Not used very often, part of a movement to unite people
peaceful	pacífic, pacíbel	adjective
peaceful (person), calm in spirit	pacíbel	adjective	French: paisable
peach	pîchego	noun
peal	pelar	verb
peanut	cacahuati	noun	Spanish: cacahuate, cacahuete
peanut butter, PB	manteiga de cacahuati; crema de cacahuati	noun	Spanish: mantequilla de cacahuete, mantequilla de maní, crema de cacahuete
pear	pera	noun
peas	bislis	noun	Venetian, Italian
peasant, person from the country	hibaro	noun
pebble	ghiaro	noun	spanish: guijarro; italian: ghiaia
pecan (pecan nut)	pecana	noun
peccary	pequira	noun
pectoral muscle	pectorau	noun
pectoral, of the chest	pectoral	adjective
pecuniary	pecuniare	adjective
pedagogical	pedagógic	adjective
pedagogical	pedagógic	adjective	Spanish: pedagógico
pedagogy: teaching an academic subject or theory	pedagogíê	noun	Spanish: pedagogía
pedal	pédau	noun
peddler on the streets, street vendor	achín	noun
pedestrian crossing	paso de pietonz	noun
pedestrian, common place	pedestre	adjective
pedestrian, for walking	peatonal	adjective
pedestrian, person who is walking	pietón	noun
peel paint from	despintar	verb
pelagic sediment : fine grained sediment that collects slowly on the deep-ocean floor	sedimento pelagic	noun
penal	penal	adjective
pencil	lápis	noun
pencil sharpener	sacapuntador	noun
pending, outstanding	pendente	adjective
pendulum	péndulo	noun
penetrable, able to be penetrated or circumvented	penetrábel	adjective
penetrate, break through	penetrar	verb
penguin	pinguín	noun
peninsula: almost island	península	noun
penitence, repentance	penitença [penitenci]	noun
penitenciary, prison	penitenciare, penitenchare	adjective
penitent, repentent	penitente	adjective
penitential	penitenchal	adjective
penitentiary: prison that incorporates reformatory discipline	penitenciario, penitenchario	noun
Pentagon	Pentágono	noun
penultimate, second-to-last	penúltime	adjective
peon	peón	noun
people	xenti	noun
people under him, people at his charge	pubul a su cargo	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish
people, populate, inhabit	pobular	verb
people, the populace/masses usually of a nation	póbul [públ-]	noun
pepper	pimenta	noun
pepper shaker	pimenteira	noun
pepperoni: American-style spicy salami commonly used on pizza	peperoni	noun
perceive, realize	percebir [percep-]	verb
perceived	percebide	adjective
perceived	percebidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
percent	percento	noun
percentage	percentadj	noun
percentile	percentil	adjective
perceptible	perceptíbel	adjective
perception	percepción	noun
perceptive, perceptual	perceptive	adjective
perceptor, perceiver	perceptor	noun
perceptual	perceptual	adjective
peregrination, pilgrimage	peregrinación	noun
peremptory, urgent, pressing, very important (in regards to a fixed date or time limit)	perentorie	adjective
perfect	perfeite [perfec-]	adjective
perfection	perfección	noun
perfidiousness, treachery, perfidy, deceit	perfidia	noun
perform reconnaissance; explore, probe, and measure	reconnesar	verb
performance	gisempeño	noun	Portuguese; Spanish: desempeño
performance (of a product or service); yield/return: profit obtained from securities and capital in the form of interest and dividends.	rendimento	noun
performance (of music group, theater, etc.); appearance (especially an actor or actress in film, book, play)	actuación	noun
performance, the functioning of	funcionamento	noun
perfume	perfumi	noun
perhaps, maybe	quizá	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
peril, danger	periglo	noun	Italian: periglio, pericolo; galician: perigo; catalan: perill; romanian: pericol; spanish: peligro; corsican: periculu
perimeter	perîmetro	noun
period, stage, phase	etapa	noun
period: length or portion of time	período [periód-]	noun
periodic table	tábul periódic	noun	Spanish: tabla periódica
periodic: occurring in intervals	periódic	adjective
periodically	periodicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
peripheral	periféric	adjective
peripherals	periféricoz	noun
periphery	periferiê	noun
perish	perecer [-esca-]	verb
perjury	perjurio	noun
permanent	permanente	adjective
permeability	permeabilitá	noun
permeable	permeábel	adjective
permissable, allowed	licite	adjective
permissible	permisíbel	adjective
permission, permit	permisión	noun
permissive	permisive	adjective
permit, allow (somebody to do something)	permitir (a)	verb
pernicious, having a harmful effect	perniciose	adjective
Peronism, Judicialism	peronism	noun
perpetual: unchanging, neverending	perpetue	adjective
perpetuate	perpetuar	verb
perpetuity	perpetuitá	noun
perplexed, puzzled	perpleje	adjective
persecute	persecutir	verb
persecution	persecución	noun
perseverance	perseverança	noun
persevere	perseverar	verb
Persian Gulf	Golfo Pérsic	noun
persistence, obstinacy	pertinacia, pertinacitá	noun
persistent, obstinate, prolonged, pertinacious	pertinace	adjective
person	pesona	noun
person from Africa, African	africano	noun
person from the Caribbean	caribeño	noun
person from the Federation of Texas, Mexico, or Central America (used by others and sometimes disparagingly)	medjamerico	noun
person from the United States	estatunidensi	noun
person in despair: desperado	desesperado	noun
person of high status or esteem	madala	noun
person of Texan background, the traditional music from the region	texano	noun
person who committed suicide	suicida	noun
person who receives a bribe	coimero	noun
person who serves	servidor	noun
Person who speaks English	anglofono	noun
personal	pesonal	adjective
personal quarters, bedroom	alcoba	noun	Andalusian Spanish
personality	pesonalitá	noun
personality disorder	trastorno dele pesonalitá	noun
person who can mediate between the living and the dead	namusoro	noun	Mozambique: nhamussoro from Cindau
perspective, outlook	prospectiva	noun
persuade, convince, win over	convencer [convença-]	verb
perturbation	perturbación	noun
Peru	Perú	noun
Peruvian	peruan	adjective
Peruvian	peruano	noun
Peruvian brandy distilled from wine	pisco	noun
pervasive, penetrating	penetrante	adjective
pessimist	pesimista	noun
pessimistic	pesimiste	adjective
pest	pesti [pestil-]	noun
pest, pain in the neck	calija	noun
pesticide: substance used for destroying insects or other organisms harmful to cultivated plants or to animals	pesticida	noun
pestilent	pestilente	adjective
pet (of a family like a dog or cat)	mascota	noun
petabyte (PB): 1024 terabytes; 2 to the 50th power bytes	petabaitê, petaoctet	noun
petal (of flower)	pétalo	noun	Catalan: pètal, Romanian: petala, Italian: petalo, French: pétale, Spanish: pétalo, Portuguese: pétala
petition	petición	noun
petitioner	peticionario	noun
petroleum, oil for heating	petroleo	noun
phantom	fantasme	adjective	Spanish: fantasma
phantom, shadowy figure, ghost	fantasma	noun
pharmaceutical	farmacéutico, producto farmacéutic	noun
pharmaceutical drug	fármaco	noun
pharmacist	farmacien	noun
pharmacological	farmacológic	adjective
pharmacology	farmacologíê	noun
pharmacy	farmacia	noun
pharoah	farao	noun
pharyngitis	faringiti	noun
pharynx	faringi	noun
phase lag, gap/difference	desfasi	noun	Spanish: desfase
phase out	eliminar gradualmén	verb
phase shift	cambio de fasi	noun
phases of the moon	fasiz dele luna	noun
phasic	fásic	adjective
pheasant	faisa	noun
phenomena	fenómenoz	noun
phenomenal	fenomenal	adjective
phenomenology	fenomenologíê	noun
phenomenon	fenómeno	noun
phenotype	fenotipo	noun
philanthropic	filantrópic	adjective
philanthropy	filantropíê	noun
Phillippi	Filipos	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
philosopher	filósofo	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: filósofo/a; Italian: filosofo/a; French: philosophe
philosophical	filosófic	adjective
philosophy	filosofíê	noun
phobia	fobia	noun
phonation	fonación	noun
phone, make a phone call	telefonar	verb
phoneme	fonema	noun
phonetic	fonétic	adjective
phonetics	fonética	noun
phonological	fonológic	adjective
phonology	fonologíê	noun
phosphine	fosfina	noun
phosphorescence	fosforescença	noun
phosphorescent	fosforescente	adjective
phosphoric acid	ácido fosfóric	noun
phosphorous; match (for lighting fire or candle)	fôsforo	noun
photocopy	xerocar	verb
photosynthesis	fotosíntesi	noun
photosynthetic	fotosintétic	adjective	Spanish: fotosintético
phrase	frazi	noun
phrase (linguistics)	locución	noun
phylogenomic	filogenómic	adjective
phylum	filu	noun
physical cause	causa físic	noun
physician, doctor of medicine, surgeon	médicien	noun
physics	física	noun
physiological	fisiológic	adjective
picante sauce, spicy sauce	sausa picante	noun
Picasoesque, pertaining to Picasso’s style	picassesc [Picasso]	adjective
pick-up truck	paila	noun
pickax	piotchi	noun
pickled relish of carrots, cauliflower, baby corn, hot peppers...	encurtido	noun
pickup truck, small truck or van	camioneta	noun	Spanish: camioneta; Portuguese: caminhonete; Italian: camioncino
picture, engraving, print	cuadro	noun
picturesque, scenic	pintoresc	adjective
pidgeon	palomba	noun
pie (fruit), tart	tarta	noun
piece	tros	noun	Catalan: tros; Occitan: tròç; Spanish: trozo
piece that was torn or cut off, shred	tira	noun	Spanish: tira
piece, fragment	fragmento	noun
piece, part (mechancial), member of a set	pieça	noun
piece, slice (of cake, pie, etc)	pedaso	noun
pieces, bits (when broken)	pedasoz	noun
pierce	picar	verb
pierce, poke	chuquer	verb	Haitian
piety	pietá	noun
pig	porco	noun
pig, hog	cerdo	noun
pile, heap, mountain of something	muquio	noun	Italian: mucchio
pilgrim	peregrín	noun
pilgrimage (action of the voyage)	peregrinadj	noun
pill, tablet, lozenge	pastilla	noun	Spanish: pastilla, Portuguese: pastilha Catalan: pastille
pillar, column	columna	noun
pillow	almohado	noun
pilot	aviator, aviatriç	noun		aviatriç (female pilot), aviator (male pilot)
piña colada	piña colada	noun	Puerto Rican
pinch	catusiar	verb
pine board with tongue-and-groove joints	machiembra	noun
pine cone	beyota	noun
pine tree	pino	noun
pineapple	anacachi	noun	abacaxi and ananas
pink shower tree	árbor de carao	noun
pink, rose-colored	rose	adjective
pinnacle, summit	pinácul	noun
pioneer	pionero	noun
pious, godly, devout	píose	adjective
pipe for smoking, tobacco pipe	cachimbu	noun
piranha	piraña	noun
pirate (usually of the Barbary coast); coursair	corsaro	noun
pistachio	pistacho	noun	Portuguese, Greek: Pistacium
pistachio nut	pistachi	noun
pistol grip	pistoleta	noun
pit, ditch, cavity (nasal, other anatomy)	fosa	noun
pitchfork, fork of forklift, fork of bicycle; any large fork	forca	noun	Spanish: horca, Portuguese: forca
pitfall, stumbling block	escollo	noun	Spanish: escollo
pithy: concise and forcefully expressive, substantial	enjundiose	adjective
pituitary gland	glándul pituitare	noun	Portuguese: glândula pituitária; Spanish: glándula pituitaria; Italian: ghiandola pituitaria; French: glande pituitaire
pitying, compassionate, having sympathy, sympathetic	compatecente	adjective	French: compatissant
pizza	pitza	noun
pizza maker	pitzero	noun
pizzeria	pitzería	noun
placate, calm/soothe (fears, anger), appease, quench (thirst), satisfy (hunger), assuage	aplacar	verb
place (faith, product, investment); invest, plant, put on/up	colocar	verb	Spanish, Portuguese
place (someone for a job); invest (place money in a good place); seat (someone at a show/concert/event)	placer	verb
place where a large amount of water flows	zubia	noun
place, location	luoga	noun
place, spot	paradj	noun
placed	colocade	adjective
placed, put (past)	puste, ponide	adjective
placed, put (past)	pustu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
placement (of employment, investment, product)	placimento	noun
placing, putting	ponendu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
plagiarism	plagio	noun
plagiarist	plagiario	noun
plague	plaga	noun
plains (geography)	planaz	noun
plaintiff, accuser	acusador	noun
plan (also: design, schedule, arrange)	planejar	verb
plan: schedule for the day, scheme, ideas	plani	noun
plane, aircraft	avión	noun
planet	planeta	noun
planetarium: place to watch the sky and planets	planetariu	noun
planetary	planetare	adjective
plankton	plancton	noun
planning	planejamento	noun
plant (natural world)	planta	noun
plant (tree, flower)	plantar	verb
plaque psoriasis	psoríasi en placaz	noun
plastic	plástico	noun
plastic container	tambo	noun
plasticglomerate	plastiglomerado	noun	Spanish
plasticity	plasticitá	noun
plate (flat dish)	plati	noun
plate (metal)	chapa	noun
plate, dish, bowl (anything that holds food)	asiet	noun
plateau	platou	noun
platform (for train, etc), raised sidewalk	andén	noun
platform, podium, stand (court)	estrado	noun
platform, shelf, raised surface	plataforma	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese: plataforma
platitude, cliché	tópico	noun
platonic	platónic	adjective	Spanish: platónica; Catalan: platònic; French: platonique
plausibility	plausibilitá	noun
plausible	plausíbel	adjective
play a sport or game	jucar	verb
play music; ring (a bell)	tocar	verb
play, game	juco	noun
play/perform a part or role (politics, history...)	gisempeñar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese (pronunciation)
player (of game)	jucador	noun
playful, frisky, full of energy	juquêtone	adjective
playful, ludic	lúdic	adjective
playpen	corralito	noun
plead, beg	suplicar	verb
pleasant, nice (person), friendly (atmosphere)	simpe	adjective
please	supley, perfavor	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
please: give pleasure to, be pleasing to	agredar	verb
please: make happy	gustar	verb
Pleased to meet you!; Delighted!	¡Encantadu!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
pleasure	plazi	noun	Spanish: placer, Portuguese: prazer; French: plaisir, Haitian Creole: plezi, Italian: piacere, Dutch: plezier
plebeian, commoner	plebeyo, plebeya	noun
plebiscite	plebiscito	noun
plectrum, guitar pick	plectro	noun
plenary	plenare	adjective
plenitude, fullness	plenitud [-tudin-]	noun
plethora	pletora	noun
plosive (linguistics), stop consonant	egsplosiva	noun
plot (of book, story)	trama	noun
plot (of land), parcel (agriculture)	parcela	noun
plot, storyline, line of the plot	liña argumental	noun
plot, weave	tramar	verb
plow a field before planting	surquiar	verb
plowed ground	aeratura	noun
plum	pruna	noun
plumage (all the feathers make up the plumage on a bird)	plumadj	noun
plumber	plumero	noun
plural	plural	adjective
pluralism	pluralismo	verb
plus (used when adding)	plu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Pluto (former planet of the solar system)	Plutón	noun
plutocracy	plutocraciê [plutocrat-]	noun
plutocrat	plutócrata	noun
plutocratic	plutocrátic	adjective
pneumatic	pneumátic	adjective
pocket (in clothes)	bolsillo	noun	Spanish: bolsillo
pocket (in pool/billiards)	butchaca	noun
pocket, pouch	pochi, poch	noun
podium	podio	noun
pods of tree has chemical that's used to tan leather	nacascolo	noun
poem	poema	noun
poem book, collection of poems	poemario	noun
poetry	poesíê	noun
pogress rapidly, burn through the phases	quimar etapaz	verb
point	puntu	noun
point at, point to, aim at (with gun)	apuntar	verb
point, signalize	sañalar	verb
poison, embitter	envenenar	verb
poisoning	envenenamento	noun
Poland	Polonia	noun
polar	polare	adjective
polarity	polaritá	noun
polarization	polarización	noun
polarize	polarizar	verb
pole	pol	noun
pole made of wood, stick	palo	noun
pole, perch, hat stand	pertcha	noun
polemical, polemic	polémic	adjective
polemics: the art or practice of engaging in controversial debate	polémica	noun
police officer, policeman	policiau	noun
police or state operation	ôperativo	noun
police: the civil force of a national or local government, responsible for the prevention and detection of crime and the maintenance of public order.	policia	noun
policy (insurance)	pólisa	noun
policy arena	arina polític	noun
Polish	Polonech	noun
Polish	Polonese	adjective
polished stone hand axe	atcha de pedra pulide	noun
political	polític	adjective
political disturbances, political upheavals	trastornoz polític	noun
political framework	marco polític	noun
political pull, clout, influence	palanca	noun
political ring, clique; closed circle	argolla	noun
political scientist	politólogo	noun	Sp
political upheaval	convulsión polític	noun
politically	políticamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
politician	políticien	noun
politicization	politización	noun
politicize	politizar	verb
politico, politician, someone with strong partisan views	politicard	noun	French: politicard
politics, policy (of government or company; Not insurance policy)	política	noun
pollen	polen	noun
pollute	poluir	verb	Portuguese/French
polluted	poluyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
pollution	polución	noun
polyamorous	poliamorose	adjective
polycentrism	policentrismo	noun
polyglot: someone who knows and is able to use several languages.	políglota	noun
polymerization	polimerización	noun
polyptych	políptico	noun		Greek: poly- "many" and ptyche "fold"
polysemy	polisemi	noun
polyvalent, multipurpose	polivalente	adjective
pomegranate	granara	noun
pomelo, Chinese grapefruit	pomelo	noun	Spain Spanish, Portuguese, Galician: pomelo; Italian, Corsican: pompelmo
pomp: ceremony and splendid display, especially at a public event.	pompa	noun
pomposity	pompositá	noun
pompous	pompose	adjective
Pontius Pilate	Poncio Pilato	noun
pool (of water, blood, rain), puddle	charso	noun
poor	povre	adjective
poor (performance), bad-doing, bad, evil	mauve [mal-, mau]	adjective
poorest	povríssime	adjective
poorly, shabbily	povremén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
pop, burst, explode	estaular	verb	Spanish: estallar; Portuguese: estalar/estourar
popcorn	popuro; potchoclo	noun	Spanish (from various regions)
popsicles	eiquimalitoz	noun
populace, common people	pobulatcho	noun	*from Middle French populace (16c.), from Italian popolaccio "riffraff, rabble
popular	pobulare	adjective
popular music	pop (música)	noun
popular science	divulgación chientífic	noun
popularity	pobularitá	noun
popularize	pobularizar	verb
population: number of people	pobulación	noun
populous, populated, full of people	pobulose	adjective
pork barrel	barel de tchancho, barel de purco	noun
pork rind, piece of fried pork skin	chitcharron	noun
pork sausage that is cured and smoked with chili peppers	choriso	noun
pork: pig meat	purco, tchancho	noun
porous	porose	adjective
porpoise	marsupa	noun
porridge made from boiled corn with milk and sugar.	atol	noun
portable bed, stretcher (litter)	camilla	noun
portal (web), gateway	portau	noun
portentous	portentose	adjective
portentousness	portentositá	noun	Portuguese: portentosidade; Catalan: portentositat
portfolio (of artist or designer)	portafolio	noun
portico: porch leading to the entrance of a building, or extended as a colonnade, with a roof structure over a walkway, supported by columns or enclosed by walls	pórtico	noun
portmanteau: a blending of words	portmanto	noun	Originally from French but adopted into English
portrait	retrato	noun
portray, represent, picture	représentar	noun
Portugal	Portugal	noun
Portuguese	portughese	adjective
Portuguese language, person from Portugal	portughech	noun
pose, place, put	poner [pust-, pusi-, ponga-, posi-]	verb
positional	posicional	adjective
positive reactions or feedback	riacciónz positive	noun
positive thinking	pensamento positive	noun
positive, affirmative	positive	adjective
positivist	positiviste	adjective
possess, own	posseír [posses-]	verb	French: posséder; Catalan: posseir; Spanish: poseer; Italian: possedere; Portuguese: possuir; Galician: posuír
possess, owned	possese	adjective
possessed, owned	posseídu	past participle
possession	possesión	noun
possibility	possibilitá	noun
possible	possíbel	adjective
possum, oppossum	tlacuachi	noun
post, place, vacancy (hotel, job)	pusto	noun
post-apocalyptic	post-apocalíptic	adjective
post-Soviet	post-soviétic	adjective
post: forum message, web comment, social media post, tweet	posa	noun		Publicació is for more of a formal publication than posa.
postdoc: a person engaged in postdoctoral research.	postdoctorado	noun
posterior, back, later, subsequent (in time)	posteriore	adjective
postmodern	postmoderne	adjective
postmodernism	postmodernismo	noun
postpartum, after birth	posparto, pos-parto	noun
postpone	posponer [pospust-, pospusi-, posponga-, posposi-]	verb
postponed	pospuste, posponide	adjective
postponed	pospustu, posponidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
postponing	posponendu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
postponing	posponente	adjective
postulate, posture	postular	verb
postural	postural	adjective
posture	postura	noun
postwar	de pósgherra	adjective
pot	olla	noun
pot (cooking), kettle	coya	noun
pot, marijuana	moña	noun
potable water, drinking water	agua potábel	noun
potassium	potasiu	noun	Spanish: potasio
potato	batata	noun
potbelly	timbon	noun
potence, power (mathematics, naval...)	potença [potench-]	noun	Spanish: potencia, potenza; Italian: potenza
potent, strong (drug, engine, computer)	potente	adjective
potential	potenchal [potenciali-]	adjective
potentiality	potencialitá	noun
potentiometer	potenciómetro	noun
pouch, small bag	pucho	noun
pound (measurement); Libra (astrology)	libra	noun
pour, spill, shed	verter	verb
poverty (quality)	povertá	noun
poverty, poorness, want	povresa	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: pobreza; Catalan: pobresa; French: pauvreté
powder, dust	polv	noun
powder: place powder on (face, etc)	empolvar	verb
powdered fruit drink mix	culeid	noun
powdered milk	letchi en polv	noun
powdered, in powder	en polv	adjective
power, authority, grounds	potestá	noun
power, might, force (of blows, words, argument), dominion (empire)	pussança	noun		French: puissance; Anglo-French: pussance
powered by	propulsade de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
powers of concentration, ability to concentrate/focus	capacitá de concentración	noun
powers of imagination	capacitá imaxinative	noun
practical	prátic	adjective
practically	praticamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
practice	prática	noun
practice	praticar	verb
practitioner, craftsman (of)	praticanti	noun
practitioner, professional	profesionau	noun
pragmatic	pragmátic	adjective
pragmatics: subfield of linguistics and semiotics that studies the ways in which context contributes to meaning.	pragmática	noun
pragmatism	pragmatismo	noun
pragmatist	pragmatiste	adjective
praise	lobança	noun
praise	lobar	verb
praise; hallel	alel	noun	Hebrew/Arabic with silent H
pray	resar	verb
prayer	pregira	noun
prayer	tefila	noun	Judeo-Spanish
prayer, oration	oración	noun
pre-eminence	prieminença	noun
pre-emptive strike	ataqui preventive	noun
preach/proclaim; predicate: agree that something is a quality or property of someone, make a statement or assertion.	predigar	verb
preacher, pastor	predigador	noun
preaching	predigación	noun
preamble	priámbul	noun
precarious	precarie	adjective
precede, go before	priceder	verb
precedence (in rank)	pricedença	noun
precedingly, previously	pricedentemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
preceive: take or receive in advance, warn (ahead of time)	pricebir [pricep-]	verb
precept	priceptu [pricep-]	noun
preception: a previous notion, preconception (a taking beforehand)	pricepción	noun
precious (sometimes used for beautiful)	preciose	adjective
preciousness	preciositá	noun	Spanish: preciosidad; Portuguese: preciosidade
precise, necessary, just enough	precise	adjective
precision	precisión	noun
precocious	precoce	adjective
preconceive	priconcebir [priconcep-]	verb
preconceived	priconcebide	adjective
preconceived	priconcebidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
preconception	priconcepción	noun
predecessor (of president or great leader)	egsmandatario	noun
predesigned	pridiseñade	adjective	Spanish: prediseñado; Catalan: predissenyada
predestination	pridestinación	noun
predicament, esteem	predigamento	noun
predict, forecast	pridicer [priditch-, pridiga-, pridix-, pridicc-]	verb
predicted, forecasted	priditchu	past participle
prediction	pridicción	noun
prefer	preferer	verb
preferable	preferíbel	adjective
preference	preferença [preferench-]	noun
preferential	preferenchal	adjective
preferential terms	condiciónz preferenchal	noun
preferential trade status	estatu comerchal preferente	noun
prefix	prifixo	noun
pregnant (of woman)	entchinte	adjective	Italian: incinta; French: enceinte
pregnant (usually of animal)	preñade	adjective	Judeo-Spanish
pregnant, expecting a child	grávide	adjective	Portuguese
prejudice	priconceptu [priconcep-]	noun
premodern	primoderne	adjective
prenatal	prinatal	adjective
preoccupation, concern, worry	priocupación	noun
preoccupied, worried	priocupadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
preoccupied, worried, concerned, troubled	priocupade	adjective
preoccupy, worry, concern, trouble	priocupar	verb	Sp/Po
preparation	preparación	noun
preparatory, introductory	preparatorie	adjective
prepare	preparar	verb
prepared, ready	preparade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
prepared, ready	preparadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
preponderant: predominant in influence, number, or importance.	priponderante	adjective
prerequisite	pri-requisito	noun
prescription (medical, when and how to take medicine), recipe	receita	noun
presence	présença	noun
present (here and/or now)	présente	adjective
present (opportunity...), introduce (before speech, a bill...)	présentar	verb
present subjunctive of construir [to construct]	construyam	verb
present subjunctive of dar [to give]	dem	verb
present subjunctive of destruyir [to destroy]	destruyam	verb
present subjunctive of dicer [to say, tell]	digam	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: diga, digas, digamos; Spanish: digan; Portuguese: digam
present subjunctive of ir	vaya	verb
present subjunctive of ser [to be]	sejam	verb
present subjunctive of tener (to have)	tengam	verb
present subjunctive of traducir [to translate]	traduscam	verb	Spanish: traduzca, traduzcas, traduzcan, traduzcáis, traduzcamos
present subjunctive of venir [to come]	vengam	verb
Present Subjunctive of [haver]; there are; there is	lía	verb	Spanish: hay, haya, hayas, hayan, hayamos; Portuguese: haja, hajas, hajamos; Catalan: hagi, hàgim, hagis, hàgiu, hagin
present tense of facer [to do]; do, does	facem	verb
present tense of haver (auxiliary verb for present perfect tense)	hau	verb	Romanian: (ei/ele) au; French: ai, avons, (Eles/Elas/Vocês) ont; Portuguese: hás, há, (Eles/Elas/Vocês) hão
present tense of ser, is, are	som, es	verb
present, current, contemporary, topical	actual	adjective
preservation (of buildings)	preservación	noun
preside, make camp	presider	verb
presidency	presidença [presidench-]	noun
president	presidenti	noun
presidential	presidenchal	adjective
press/push (a button); tighten	apertar	verb
press/strike (a key)	estrucar	verb	Venetian, proto-Germanic
pressure, lobby	presionar	verb
prestige, standing	prestigio	noun	Spanish: prestigio
prestigious	prestigiose	adjective
presume	presumir	verb
presumed	presumidu	past participle
presumed, alleged	presunte	adjective
presumption	presumción	noun
presupposition	prisuposición	noun
pretend, feign	fingir	verb
preterite (perfect past) of estar	estuvi	verb
preterite (perfect past) of facer, made, did	fici	verb
preterite (perfect past) of haver, had	huvi	verb
preterite (perfect past) of ir, went	vasi	verb
preterite (perfect past) of querer, wanted	quisi	verb
preterite (perfect past) of ser, was, were	fui	verb
preterite (perfect past) of tener, had	tuvi	verb
preterite of dicer [to say]	dixi [dixe-]	verb
preterite of poner [to put]	pusi	verb
preterite of saber [to know]	supi	verb
preterite of venir [to come]	vini	verb
pretext	mampara	noun
pretext	pritecstu	noun
pretzel	bretzel	noun
prevenient: preceding in time or order; antecedent.	privenient	adjective	Portuguese: preveniente, French: prévenant
prevent	preventar	verb
prevent, block, blockade, jam (make unable to work), lock (freeze in place)	bloquear	verb
preventative measures	medidaz preventative	noun
prevention	prevención	noun
previous	privie [privia-]	adjective
previous, preceding, foregoing	pricedente	adjective
previous, prior	anterie [anteria-]	adjective
previously, beforehand	priviamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
previously, formerly, anteriorly, before, beforehand, back of	anteriamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
prey, victim	pruasa	noun
price (stock market), value (financial, currency), estimate/quote (for something)	cotización	noun
price, value	precio	noun
pride	orgullo	noun	Portuguese: orgulho, Spanish/Galician: orgullo, Catalan: orgull
priest	sacerdot	noun
priest, presbyter	pristi	noun	German: Priester
priesthood, calling (in life)	sacerdocio	noun
priestly	sacerdotal	adjective
primacy	primacíê	noun	French: primatie; Spanish: primacía
primarily, mainly	principalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
primary care	atención primare	noun	Spanish: atención primaria
primary key	clav primare	noun
primary school, elementary school	escola primare	noun
primary storage	armacenamento primare	noun
prime minister	primare ministra	noun
principality	principado	noun
print	împrimir [împres-]	verb
print, engraving	estampa	noun
printer (computer)	împresora	noun
printing	împrimiente	adjective
prioritize	priorizar	verb
priority	prioritá	noun
prison	cárcel	noun
prison	cangrí	noun
prison system	sistema penitenciare, sistema penitenchare	noun	système pénitentiaire, sistema penitenciario
prisoner	prisionero	noun
prisoner, detained, arrested person	detenido, detenida	noun
private	private	adjective
privilege, perk	privilegio	noun	Spanish/Italian: privilegio; Portuguese: privilégio; French: privilège; Catalan: privilegi; Galician: privilexio
prize, award for creative work	premio	noun
proactive	proactive	adjective
probability	probabilitá	noun
probable	probábel	adjective
probably	probabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
probe	sonda	noun
probity, integrity	probitá	noun
problem	problema	noun
problematic, problematical	problemátic	adjective
problematize, problematise	problematizar	verb
procedural	procedural, de procedimento	adjective
procedure or progression that requires steps or stages	trámiti	noun	Sp: trámite
proceed	proceder	verb
proceed with	dar seghimento a	verb	Portuguese: dar seguimento a
proceeding, procedure	procedura	noun
process (raw materials, information)	procesar	verb
process, lawsuit (action)	procesu	noun
process: negotiate, transact (access, license, passport...)	tramitar	verb
processing, proceeding	tramitande	adjective
procession	procesión	noun
processional	procesional	adjective
processual: relating to or involving the study of processes rather than discrete events; procedural	procesual	adjective
proclaim	proclamar	verb
proclaimed	proclamade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
proclaimed	proclamadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
proclamation	proclamación	noun
procrastinate, waste time (slang)	weviar	verb
procurement office	oficina de adquisiciónz	noun
prodigal son	fillo pródighe	noun
prodigal, lavish	pródighe	adjective
prodigious: remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree.	prodigiose	adjective
prodigy	prodigio	noun
produce	producir [produx-, produsca-, producc-]	verb
producer	productor	noun
producing	productrice	adjective
product	producto	noun
product scope	alcanci de producto	noun
production	producción	noun
productive	productive	adjective
productivity	productivitá	noun
produsage	produsario	noun	Spanish: produsario
profane	profane	adjective
profanity	profanitá	noun
profess	profesar	verb	Spanish: profesar
profession, tradecraft	ofici	noun
professional	profesional	adjective
professor, instructor, teacher	profesor	noun
profile	perfiel	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: perfil
profit	lucro	noun	Italian; Latin: lucru
progenitor, ancestor (mother, father, etc)	progenitor	noun
progeny, lineage, offspring	progeni	noun	Sp: progenie
prognosis	prônosi	noun
program (a computer, application, etc)	programar	verb
program, programme; policy (of party platform, of election)	programa	noun
programmatic	programátic	adjective
programmer (of computer, etc)	programador	noun
progress	progresar	verb
progress (improvement)	progreso	noun
progressive	progresive [progresiva-]	adjective
progressively	progresivamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
prohibit	prohibir	verb
prohibited	prohibide	adjective
prohibited	prohibidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
project	projetu	noun
project charter	charta de projetu	noun
project management	gestión de projetuz	noun
project scope	alcanci de projetu	noun
project that a community builds together, involving volunteering one's time and working hard for the sake of the community	harambi	noun	Swahili
projectile	projetiel	noun
projection	projección	noun
projector, spotlight	projetor	noun
projectual	projetual	adjective
proletariat, the working class	proletariado	noun
prolific, fertile, fruitful, productive	fecunde	adjective
proline	prolina	noun
prominence	prominença	noun
prominent	prominente	adjective
promiscuity	promiscuitá	noun
promiscuous	promiscue	adjective
promise	promesa	noun
promise	prometer [promesa]	verb
promising, hopeful, prosperous	prometedore, prometente	adjective	Spanish: prometedor
promontory: point of high land	promontorio	noun
promote, develop, strengthen, upgrade, increase, potentiate, boost, power	potenciar	verb		Spanish: potenciar
promote: make important, advertise	promover	verb
promotion (in advertising)	promoción	noun
promotional	promocional, de promoción	adjective
prompt, swift, quick, early	promte	adjective	Spanish: pronto; Latin: prōmptus; Catalan: prompte
promptness, readiness, promptitude	promtitud [-tudin-]	noun
promulgate	promulgar	verb
promulgation	promulgación	noun
prone, inclined to	propense	adjective	Spanish, Portuguese
pronouncement is a term of Spanish and Latin-American origin for a special type of coup d'état. The coup d'état (called golpe de Estado in Spanish) was more common in Spain and South America, while the pronunciamiento was more common in Central America. The pronunciamiento is the formal explanation for deposing the regnant government, justifying the installation of the new government that was effected with the golpe de Estado. In a coup it is the military, paramilitary, or opposing political faction that deposes the current government and assumes power, whereas in the pronunciamiento the military deposes the existing government and installs an (ostensibly) civilian government.	pronunciamento	noun
proof, test	proba	noun
propaganda, advertising (usually of political manner)	propaganda	noun
propagate, spread	propagar	verb
propel, drive (force), boost	împulsar	verb
propensity	propensitá	noun
property, estate, command: mastery; dominion	dominio	noun
property, estate, homestead, ownership	propietá	noun
prophet	profeta	noun
prophetic	profétic	adjective
propitiate: win or regain the favor of, foster	propiciar	verb
propitiation	propiciación	noun
proponent: one who brings forth a proposition or argument	proponenti	noun
proportional	proporcional	adjective
proportional representation	representación proporcional	noun
propose, move (suggest a new course of action)	proponer [propust-, propusi-, proponga-, proposi-]	verb
proprietary	propietare	adjective
propulsion system	sistema de propulsión	noun
propulsion, power (of vehicle)	propulsión	noun
prosciutto: Italian dry-cured ham (made from hind leg or thigh) that is usually thinly sliced and served uncooked; this style is called prosciutto crudo in Italian and is distinguished from cooked ham	projuto	noun
proscription	proscripción	noun
prosecutor (legal, public)	fiscau	noun	Spanish: fiscal
prosper, thrive, flourish (figuratively)	prosperar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: prosperar
prosthesis	prótesi	noun
prostitute, whore, bitch (vulgar)	puta	noun
prostrate	prostrade	adjective
prostration	prostración	noun
protect	proteger [protec-]	verb
protection	protección	noun
protection (from outside), shelter	amparo	noun
protectionism	proteccionismo	noun
protectionist	proteccioniste	adjective
protective, protecting	de protección, protectore	adjective
protector, guardian	protector	noun
protectorate	protectorado	noun
protégée: a person who is supported and protected by a more experienced person	protegido	noun	Spanish: protegido; Italian: protetto; Catalan: protegit; French: protégée
protein	proteína	noun
protest, demonstration; oath	protesta	noun
Protestant	protestanti	noun
protocol	protocolo	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: protocolo; Italian: protocollo, French: protocole, Catalan: protocol
proton	protôn	noun
prototype: first of its kind	prototipo	noun
protrude, bulge	protuberar	verb
protuberance, bulge	protuberança	noun
protuberant, big, bulging	protuberante	adjective
proud: full of pride	orgullose	adjective
prove: demonstrate, indicate; try on (clothes), taste (food); audition (for part in music group or acting)	probar	verb
proverb	proverbi	noun
provide	prover [provist-, provide-, proviz-]	verb	ahead see
provide employment, hire	entchambar	verb
provide moral or physical support	apoyar	verb
provided	provistu, providu	past participle
providence	providença [providench-]	noun
providential	providenchal	adjective
providential	providente	adjective
province	provinci	noun
provincial	provincial	adjective
provincialism, phrase or word that is from a certain region	provincialismo	noun
provisional, temporary, provisory, transitory, tentative	provizorie	adjective
provisional, tentative (agreement, arrangement)	provizional	adjective
provisions tied together or prepared in some way	bastimento	noun
provisions, supplies	proviziónz	noun
provocation	provocación	noun
provoke: call forth; incur (anger, wrath)	provocar	verb
provoked	provocade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
provoked	provocadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
provoker	provocador	noun
provoking	provocante	adjective
prowess: skill or expertise in a particular activity or field.	proesa	noun
proxy (computer)	procsi	noun
proxy (representative on behalf of)	apuderado, apuderada	noun
proxy server	servidor procsie; servidor întermedjare	noun	Catalan: servidor intermediari; Spanish: servidor proxy
prudent, wise	prudente	adjective
prune, trim	podar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese/Occitan
pruning, trimming	podatore	adjective
psalms	salmoz	noun
pseudocode: resembling code	pseudocódigo	noun
pseudonym	pseudónimo	noun
pseudoscience	pseudochiença	noun
psychanalytic	psicoanalític	adjective	Spanish: psicoanalítica
psyche	psiqui	noun
psychedelic	psicodélic	adjective
psychiatric	psiquiátric	adjective
psychiatrist	psiquiatra	noun
psychiatry	psiquiatríê	noun
psychoanalyst	psicoanalista	noun
psychohistory	psicohistoriê	noun
psychological	psicológic	adjective	Spanish: psicológico
psychologically	psicologicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish
psychologist	psicólogo	noun
psychology	psicologíê	noun
psychometric	psicométric	adjective
psychopath	psicópata	noun
psychopathic	psicopátic	adjective
psychopathy	psicopatíê	noun
psychosomatic	psicosomátic	adjective
pub, bar	pêb	noun
public (the)	público	noun
public domain	dominio públic	noun
public funds	caudauz públic	noun
public workers	funcionariuz públic	noun
publication: of a book, newspaper or magazine article	publicación	noun
publicity	publicitá	noun
publicly	publicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Italian: pubblicamente; Portuguese: publicamente; French: publiquement
publish, make public	publiçar [publica-]	verb
pudding	buding	noun
pudding	puding	noun
puddle	tcharco	noun
pugnacious	pugnace	adjective	Spanish: pugnaz; French: pugnace; Catalan: pugnaç
pull down, bring to ruin	aruinar	verb
pull down, pull out, knock down (a building); draw (a sword)	tirar	verb
pull, draw, plow	traher [trac-]	verb
pulley	carucha	noun
pullover, jumper, sweatshirt	pulóva	noun	Spanish (Argentina)
pullulate: breed or spread so as to become increasingly common	pulular	verb
pulmonary: of the lungs	pulmonare	adjective
pulpit (of church)	púlpito	noun
pulse (indicating blood pumping)	pulso	noun
pulverization	polverización	noun
pulverize, make into dust	polverizar	verb
pulverized	polverizade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
pulverized	polverizadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
puma, mountain lion, panther, or catamount	puma	noun
pump	pombi	noun
pump	pombiar	verb
punctual	puntual	adjective
punctuate	puntuar	verb
punctuated equilibrium	equilibrio puntuade	noun
punishment	punición	noun
punishment for disciplinary reasons	castigo	noun
pupil (of eye)	pupila	noun
pupil, student	alumno	noun	Portuguese: aluno; Spanish: alumno; Catalan: alumne; Italian: alunno
puppet	fantochi	noun
purgatory	purgatorio	noun
purity	puresa	noun
purported, so-called, in name only	dizque	adjective
purpose, intent	propósito	noun
purposeful (look)	llene de determinación	noun	Spanish: llena de determinació
pursuant to section #	de conformitá cun l'artícul #	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
pursue, persecute	perseghir	verb
push	empujar	verb
pusillanimous: showing a lack of courage or determination; timid	pusilánime	adjective
put (imperative or command form)	pon	verb	Spanish: pon, ponga, pongamos, poned, pongan; Portuguese: põe, ponha, ponhamos, ponde, ponham; Galician: pon, poña, poñamos, poñede, ponde, poñan
put (present subjunctive form)	pongam	verb	Spanish: ponga, pongas, pongamos, pongan
put in danger, put in harm’s way	poner en periglo	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
put in practice	poner en prática	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
put in/into	metir	verb
put up with, tolerate, compromise	transiger	verb	Spanish/Catalan: transigir; Latin: transigere
put up with, tolerate, endure	aguantar	verb	Spanish: aguantar
putrefy	pudrir [pútri-]	verb
pyramid	pirámidi	noun
pyramidoid	piramidoidê	noun
pyrite	pirita	noun
pyrotechnical	pirotécnic	adjective
QA, quality assurance	aseguramento dele calitá	noun
QC, quality control	control de calitá	noun
quadratic	cuadrátic	adjective
quadruple, four times as many	catruple, cuadruple	adjective
quaint: attractively old-fashioned, outdated	cueinte	adjective
qualification	calificación	noun
qualified, trained (employee)	capacitade	adjective	Spanish: capacitado
qualify, label, call/describe/pinpoint	califiçar [califica-]	verb
qualifying, qualifier	clasificatorie	adjective	Sp: clasificatorio
qualitative	calitative	adjective
quality	calitá	noun
quality management system	sistema de gestión dele calitá	noun
qualm, indigestion	empatcho	noun
quantitative	cuantitative	adjective
quantity	cuantitá	noun
quantum chemistry	química cuántic	noun
queen	reina	noun
quesadilla (Tex-Mex style)	quesaditza	noun
question	pergunta	noun
question (on exam), problem/issue	cuestión	noun
question, question mark	interroganti	noun
question: give a problem or issue to solve (especially on examinations)	cuestionar	verb
questionable	cuestionábel	adjective
questionless, undisputed, indisputable	indiscutíbel	adjective
quick, sharp	brusque [brusca-]	adjective
quickly, rapidly	rapidamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
quickly, sharply	bruscamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
quiet	calladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
quiet	brullente	adjective
quiet, reserved	callade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
quinine: used to treat arthritis, and lupis	quinina	noun
quinoa	quinua	noun
quintillion: a million million million; a million trillion; a billion billion; the digit 1 followed by 18 zeroes	quintillón	number
quota	cuota	noun
quote (a person), citation (from a source document)	citación	noun
quotient	cocienti	noun
Qur'an, Koran, Quran	Alcorá [alcorán-]	noun
Qur'anic, Koranic, Quranic	alcoránic	adjective
rabbi	rabino	noun	Spanish
rabbinic, rabbinical	rabínic	adjective
rabbit	conello	noun
raccoon	mapatchi	noun
raccoon	chawi	noun	Louisiana French: chaoui
race, breed	raça	noun
race, competition	cursa	noun
racecourse	hipodromo	noun
racial	rachal	adjective
rack one's brain (around), think hard	cranear	verb
racket, racquet	raqueta	noun
radiant	radiante	adjective
radiation	radiación	noun
radical	radical	adjective
radical change, radical turnabout	giro radical	noun	Spanish: giro radical
radicalism	radicalismo	noun
radicalization	radicalización	noun
radicalize	radicalizar	verb
radio	radio	noun
radio wave	unda de radio	noun
radio/TV station, broadcaster	emisor	noun
radiocommunication	radiocomunicación	noun	Spanish: radiocomunicación
radiometric dating	datación radiométric	noun	Spanish: datación radiométrica; French: datation radiométrique, Portuguese: datação radiométrica
radium	radiu	noun
radius	radjo	noun
rag	trapo	noun	Spanish
rage, anger	raiva	noun
raid	redada	noun
raid	redar	verb
rain	chuva	noun
rain	chuver	verb
rain with thunder and lightning	torbón	noun	Galician
raincoat	gabardina	noun
rainforest, tropical forest	selva tropical	noun
raining	chuvente	adjective
raise to the ground	arrasar	verb
raised platform, grandstand	tribuna	noun
raisin	acebib	noun
rake	rastro	noun
Ramadan	ramadôn	noun
rampart, castle wall	muralla	noun	Spanish: muralla, Portuguese: muralha
ranch including all the buildings	ranchería	noun
ranch, range	rancho	noun
rancher	ranchero	noun
rancor, bitterness, resentment	rencor	noun
random, accidental	aleatorie	adjective
range (mountain, etc.)	cordillera	noun	Portuguese: cadeia, Spanish: cordillera
range (of things), assortment, variety	surtido	noun
range, musical scale, gamut	gama	noun
rank	rango	noun
rap music	rap (música de rap)	noun
rap on the head with knuckles	nyicaso	noun
rapacious, predatory	rapace	adjective
rapacity, agressive greed	rapacitá	noun
rapid, fast	rápide [rápida-]	adjective
rapper	rapero	noun
rapprochement: the development of greater understanding and friendship between two countries or groups after they have been unfriendly	raprochimento	noun
rare, scarce	rare	adjective
rarefy, make scarce, strain	enrarecer, rarefiar	verb
rasp, scarp, escarp	escarpar	verb	Spanish: escarpar
rat	djaca	noun
rate	tosa	noun	sp: tasa
rate, tax	tacsa	noun	Sp: tasa, Po: taxa
rather, quite, sufficiently	bastanch	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ratio, proportion	proporción	noun
ration, portion	ración	noun
rational	racional	adjective
rational number	número racional	noun
rationalism	racionalismo	noun
rationalist	racionalista	noun
rationality	racionalitá	noun
rattle (something that makes sound when you shake it)	sonaxa	noun
raven	cuervo	noun
raw materials, supplies, chemicals for manufacturing	insumoz	noun
raw, crude	crue	adjective
razor, clasp knife, penknife	navalla	noun	Portuguese: navalha, Spanish: navaja, Catalan: navalla
re-create	volver a criar, ricriar	verb
re-evaluate	riavaluar	verb
re-evaluation	riavaluación	noun
reach its fullness, blossom, flourish (of a place, relationship, etc)	alcançar su plenitud	verb	Spanish: alcanzar su plenitud
reachable, attainable	alcançábel	adjective
react	riager	verb
reaction	riacción	noun
reactivate	riactivar	verb
reactive	riactive	adjective
reactor	riactor	noun
read	lesir	verb
read (past participle)	leside	adjective
read (past participle)	lesidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
reader	lesidor, lector, lectriç [+:lectricez]	noun
reader, reading book (usually for learning)	livro de lectura	noun
reading	lesitura	noun
reading	lectura	noun
reading (present participle)	lesiente	adjective
ready	preste	adjective
reaffirm	riafirmar	verb
reaffirmed	riafirmade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
reaffirmed	riafirmadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
reaffirming	riafirmante	adjective
real estate (unmoveable things)	inmobiliario	noun	Sp: inmobiliario
real: true, not an imitation	réal	adjective
realistic	realiste	adjective
reality, fact	realitá	noun
realization, achievement, attainment, fulfillment (of ambition, feeling of satisfaction)	realización	noun	Catalan: realització, French: réalisation, Italian: realizzazione, Spanish: realización, Portuguese: realização
realize: make real, achieve, accomplish (goals)	realizar	verb
really cool (meaning fantastic- I like this a lot)	ratate	adjective
really?	¿Jura?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
reap, mow down, scythe	segar	verb
reaper, person who scythes	segador	noun
reappear	riaparecer [-esca-]	verb
reason	reizón	noun
reason, think out a plan	reizonar	verb
reasonable	reizonábel	adjective
rebel, insurgent	rebeldi	noun
rebel, rise up	rebelar-se	verb	Spanish: rebelarse
rebellion	rebelión	noun
rebellious, rebel, unruly, stubborn/persistent	rebelde	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese
rebirth	rinaicer [rinat-]	verb
rebirth, revival	rinaicimento, rinaicença	noun
rebuke, reprimand, reprehension	reprensión	noun
rebuttal, refutation	refutación	noun	Spanish: refutación; French: réfutation; Portuguese: refutação
recapitulate; sum up	ricapitular	verb
receipt (document)	ricebo	noun
receive	ricebir [ricep-,ricip-]	verb
receive, welcome, take in and accomodate (guests, visitors, immigrants, travelers)	acoller	verb	Spanish: acoger; Catalin:acollir
received	ricebide	adjective
received	ricebidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
recent, new, late	récente	adjective
recently, just (referring to time)	recentemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
receptacle	riceptácul	noun
reception	ricepción	noun
reception (of visitors), looking after (guests), welcome	acollido	noun
receptive	riceptive	adjective
receptivity	riceptivitá	adjective
recess	suspender le sesión	verb	Spanish: suspender la sesión
recess (legal): fall back, period of yielding from work or activity	receso	noun	Spanish: receso
recession	recesión	noun	Spanish
recidivism	reîncidença	noun	Spanish/Galician: reincidencia; Portuguese: reincidência; Catalan: reincidència
recidivist	reîncidente	adjective	Spanish: reincidente
recipe (for cooking)	receita culinare	noun
recipe book, collection of recipes	receitario	noun
recipient	ricipiente	adjective
recipient; container	ricipienti	noun
reciprocal	ricíproque	adjective
reciprocity	reciprocitá	noun
recital	recitau	noun
recitation	recitación	noun
recite	recitar	verb
reckon, figure out, suppose so	requer	verb
reclaimed land, recuperated land	terra recuperade	noun
recognition, acknowledgement	riconocimento	noun
recognizable	reconocíbel	adjective
recognize	riconocer [riconosca-]	verb
recognized	riconocide	adjective
recognized	riconocidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
recollection, withdrawal, absorption	recollimento	noun	Spanish: recogimiento
recommend, commend (to), admonish	recomendar	verb
recommendation, commendation	recomendación	noun
recompense, reward	recompensa	noun
recompense, reward, compensate	recompensar	verb
reconcile	riconciliar	verb
reconciliation: gain one's favor again	riconciliación	noun
reconnaissance (military, survey, exploration)	reconnesança	noun
reconsider	bedcar	verb	Judeo-Spanish
reconstitute	riconstituir	verb
record (basic data structure in computer science) or row in database; tuple	tupla	noun
record (historical), background (historical); history (medical, safety, performance)	historiau	noun
record (music, sound, movies, computer data)	grabar	verb
record button	bôton de grabación	noun
record events in journal, take note of	tomar nota de	verb
record, recording of music	récord	noun
record, vinyl disc	disco vinil	noun
record-holder	recordista	noun
record: set down facts, record (with an instrument); register	registrar	verb
recorder, registrar	registrador	noun
recording (act of)	grabación	noun
recourse: the legal right to demand compensation or payment; appeal	recurso	noun
recovery period (of a procedure)	período de restablecimento	noun
recovery, recuperation	recuperación	noun
recrudescence	ricrudescença	noun	Italian: recrudescenza, French: recrudescence, Spanish: recrudescencia, Portuguese: recrudescência
recrudescent	ricrudescente	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese/Italian/French: recrudescente
rectangle	rectángul	noun
rectangular	rectangulare	adjective
rectifiable; corrigible: capable of being corrected, rectified, or reformed.	corrigíbel	adjective
rectification	rectificación	noun
rectify: make right	rectifiçar [rectifica-]	verb
recuperate, recover; retrieve	recuperar	verb
recycle	riciclar	verb
red	ruje	adjective
red banana of Jamaican origin	caribi	noun
redact: drive back, bring back, bring down...	redigir [redige-, redac-]	verb
reddish or orangish glow, usually of clouds	arrebol	noun	Spanish
redeem, ransom	redimir [redem-]	verb
redeemable	redimíbel	adjective
redeemer, deliverer	redemtor, redemtriç	noun	Italian: redentrice, redentore; French: rédemptrice, rédempteur; Spanish/Portuguese: redentor, redentora; Catalan: redemptor
redemption	redemción	noun
redistribution	ridistribución	noun
redo, do over again	rifacer [rifetch-, rifici-, rifaga-, rifar-]	verb
redress	redreçar	verb	Occitan: redreçar
reduce: lead back	riducir	verb
reduction	riducción	noun
reductive	riductive	adjective
reemergence, resurgence, revival	risurgimento	noun
reference	referença [referench-]	noun
reference book, codex, key book	codach	noun	Romansch:cudesch
referendum	referendo, referéndum	noun
referential	referenchal	adjective
refined petroleum, gasoline (ready for an engine)	petrol	noun
reflect (physically or figuratively)	reflexer [reflecs-]	verb
reflection, thinking	reflecsión	noun	French: réflexion; Italian: riflessione; Portuguese: reflexão; Catalan: reflexió; Spanish/Galician: reflexión
reflective, reflexive	reflecsive	adjective
reflex	reflecso	noun
reflexivity	reflecsivitá	noun
refocus (focus again, focus on something else)	rienfocar	verb
reformatory, correctional facility	reformatorio	noun
refresh (mind or spirit)	rifrescar	verb
refreshing	rifrescante	adjective
refried beans	frixolez	noun	Spanish: frijoles
refrigeration	refrigeración	noun
refrigerator	refrigerador	noun
refuge, haven, shelter	refugio	noun
refugee	refugiado	noun
refugee camp	campo de refugiadoz	noun
refuse	refuzar	verb	Spanish
refutable, answerable, deniable/disputable	refutábel	adjective	Portuguese: refutável; Spanish: refutable; French: réfutable; Italian: refutabile
refutation	refutación	noun	Spanish: refutación
refute: prove to be wrong or in error	refutar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: refutar
regarding plowed/aerated ground	aeratural	adjective
regenerative	de rigenración; rigenrative	adjective
regent: a person who exercises the ruling power during the minority, absence, or disability of the sovereign.	regenti	noun
regime	régimen	noun
region, land of	región	noun
regional	regional	adjective
register	cadastro	noun
register, record (data), registration	registro	noun
registered	registrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
registered	registradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
registration fee	cuota de înscripción	noun
regret	regretar	verb	Judeo-Spanish
regular: evenly spaced, frequent, normal	regulare	adjective
regulation, regulatory	reglamentare	adjective	French: réglementaire
regulator (person)	regulador	noun
regulatory agency	agença regulatorie	noun
regulatory capture	captura dele regulador	noun	Spanish: captura del regulador
regulatory compliance	conformitá normative, conformitá regulatorie	noun
regulatory requirements	requisitoz reglamentare	noun
reheat	ricalentar	verb
reified: make something more real or concrete (that was more abstract)	reificade	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: reificado; Italian: reificato; French: réifié; Romanian/Catalan: reificat
reign	reinado	noun
reign, rule over, dominate	reinar	verb
reimagine, reinvent, take action towards changing the outcome	ri-inventar	verb
reimagine, think about something differently	volver a imaxinar, ri-imaxinar	verb
reimburse, refund	riembolsar	verb
reimbursement, refund	riembolsamento, riembolso	noun
reinforce, intensify, strengthen	reforçar	verb
reiterate	riîterar	verb
reject (stronger than rechazar)	rijetar	verb
reject, turn down (food, job, offer); (not as strong as rijetar)	rechazar	verb
rejection	rijección	noun
rejoice	rejociar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: regocijar; French: réjouir; Italian: gioire
rejuvenate	rijuvenecer [-esca-]	verb
rejuvenation, rejuvenescence, renewal	rijuvenecimento	noun
relational	relacional	adjective
relational database	basi de datoz relacional [+:basiz de datoz relacional]	noun
relations	relaciónz	noun
relationship	relacionamento	noun	Portuguese: relacionamento
relative, relating	relative	adjective
relegate	relegar	verb
relegated	relegade	adjective
relentless, implacable	implacábel	adjective
relevance	relevança	noun
relevant	relevante	adjective
reliable sources; trustworthy sources	foncez fidedigne	noun
reliable, safe, dependable (usually not a person)	fiábel	adjective
reliable, trustworthy, instilling confidence (person)	confiábel	adjective
relief worker, aid worker	socorrista [socorro]	noun
relief, assistance, aid	socorro	noun
relieve, bring aid to	socorrer	verb
relieve/remove, take over from	relevar	verb
religio-political	religio-polític	adjective
religion	religión	noun
religious	religiose	adjective
remain	remaner	verb	Italian
remain, stay, be permanent, continue	permanecer [-esca-]	verb
remember	rembrar	verb	Portuguese: lembrar
remember, recall	recordar	verb
remembrance	rembrança	noun	Portuguese: lembrança
remind	facer rembrar	verb
reminder	rembretchi	noun	Po:lembrete; Sp:recordatorio
remission of sins	remisión de pecados	noun
remnant	remanenti	noun
remorse	remordimento; remorso	noun	Catalan: remordiment; Spanish: remordimiento
remove: take off (clothing, make-up), take away (object)	quitar	verb
remunerate: pay for services rendered or work done.	remunerar	verb
renaissance	rinaicentiste, dele rinaicimento	adjective
renal failure	insuficiença riñal	noun
rename	poner nuve nomi (de/a)	verb	Spanish: poner nuevo nombre a/de
renew, renovate	rinuvar	verb
renewable (energy, resources)	rinuvábel	adjective
renewable energy	energíê rinuvábel	noun
renewal	rinuval	adjective
renounce: waive, give up (a claim to)	renunciar	verb
renovation, renewal (of)	rinuvación	noun
rent, lend	alquilar	verb
rent-seeking	de búsqueda de rentaz	adjective	de búsqueda de rentas
rent-seeking monopolies	monopoliz centradu en le búsqueda de rentaz	noun	Spanish: monopolios centrados en la búsqueda de rentas
repair, mend (clothes, house), fix up	reparar	verb
repair, reparation (not modern sense)	reparación	noun
repeat	repitir	verb
repeated	repitide	adjective
repeated	repitidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
repeating	repitiente	adjective
repel, drive away, remove	repeler	verb
repent, be repentant	arrepentir-se	verb
repercussions, aftermath	repercusiónz	noun
repertoire, index, catalog, catalogue	repertuôr	noun
repetition	ripetición	noun
replace (usually a person or a system); stand in for	riemplacer	verb
replaceable	riemplacíbel	adjective
replaceable, able to be substituted	substituíbel	adjective
replacement or substitute for another food or medicine	succédano	noun	French: succédané
replacement, substitute	substitutorie	adjective
report	raporti	noun
repose	reposo	noun
repository	repositorio	noun
reprehensibility	reprensibilitá	noun
reprehensible: deserving censure or condemnation	reprensíbel	adjective
representation	representación	noun
representational	representacional	adjective
representative	représentanti	noun
repress, subdue by force	reprimir [repres-]	verb
repression	represión	noun
reprimand	reprimenda	noun
reprimand, rebuke, reproof, reprehend	reprender [reprens-]	verb
reprisal, act of retaliation	rapresalla	noun	Italian: rappresaglia; French: représaille; Catalan: represàlia; Spanish: represalia
reptile	reptiel	noun
republic	república	noun
Republican primaries	primariz republican	noun
repudiate	repudiar	verb
repudiation	repudio, repudiación	noun
repugnance, reluctance, incompatibility (philosophy)	repugnança	noun
repugnant, disgusting	repugnante	adjective
reputation	reputación	noun
reputational	reputacional	adjective
request, application (for job...)	pidido	noun
request: an act of asking politely or formally for something.	ruego	noun
requinto: higher pitched guitar	requinto	noun
require (concentration, effort, skill), request; summon	requerir	verb
require, need	nessitar [neces-]	verb
requisite, requirement	requisito	noun
rescue	rescutar	verb
rescue	salvetadj	noun
rescue, recovery (of something lost)	rescati	noun
rescued	rescutade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
rescued	rescutadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
resealable	risellábel	adjective	Spanish: resellable; Portuguese: resselável; Italian: risigillabile; French: rescellable
resemblance, likeness, similarity	semellança	noun	Portuguese: semelhança, Spanish: semejanza
resemble: be like, look like	semellar	verb
resembling, like, simlar to	semellante	adjective
reservation, booking	reserva	noun
reserve, book	reservar	noun
reservoir: a large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply.	reservatorio	noun
residence (official, formal)	residença	noun
resident	residenti	noun
residential	residenchal	adjective
residual	residual	adjective
residue: a remainder, that which is left behind	residuo	noun
resign (from), quit (job, post)	dimitir de [dimis-]	verb	Spanish: dimitir de
resignation	dimisión	noun	Spanish: dimisión
resilient: quick to recover	resiliente	adjective
resinous wood used for fires	ochon	noun
resist	resister	verb
resistance, opposition (something in the way)	resistença	noun
resistant to, resilient against	resistente	adjective
resisted, withstood	resisteú	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
resolute, determined	resuelte [resuelta-]	adjective
resolutely	resueltamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
resolution	resolución	noun
resolutory	resolutorie	adjective
resolve	resolver [resuelt-/resolu-]	verb
resolved	resueltu	past participle
resonance	resonança	noun
resonant	resonante	adjective
resonate	resonar	verb	Spanish: resonar
resonator	resonador	noun
resounding (not resonant), categorical, emphatic	rotunde	adjective	Spanish: rotundo
resource	recurso	noun
respect	respeitu	noun
respectful	respeituose	adjective
respiration	respiración	noun
respirator	respirador	noun
respire, breathe	respirar	verb
resplendent, radiant	resplandecente	adjective
respond, reply (to message)	responder	verb
responder	respondedor	noun
responsibility	responsabilitá	noun
responsible, accountable	responsábel	adjective
rest, break from working	descanso	noun
rest, unwind	descansar	verb
rest/wait	repozar	verb	Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation
restaurant	restoranti	noun
restless, uneasy, anxious, unsettled	intranquil	adjective
restoration	ristauración	noun
restore (to health)	ristaurar	verb
restore, recover, reinstate (plans, government, order)	restablecer [-esca-]	verb
restored	ristaurade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
restored	ristauradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
restrict, limit	restringir [restric-]	verb
restrict, limit, gird up	ceñir	verb
restricted	restringide	adjective
restriction, constraint	restricción	noun
restrictionist	restriccionista	noun
restrictive, qualificatory	restrictive	adjective
result in, turn out to be	resultar	verb
result, outcome	résultado	noun
resume (for a job), curriculum vitae	currículo vitae	noun
résumé, summary, curriculum vitae	rezumen	noun	Spanish: resumen
resurrection	resurrección	noun
resuscitate, resurrect, bring back to life	resucitar	verb
resuscitation	resucitación	noun
retail	vender a varejo	verb	Brazilian Portuguese
retail: selling of goods to the public	varejo	noun	Brazilian Portuguese
retailer, shop-owner	varejista	noun	Brazilian Portuguese
retain	retener [retuvi-, retenga-]	verb
retained	retenide	adjective
retained	retenidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
retaining	retenente	adjective
retention	retención	noun
reticence, unwillingness	reticença	noun
reticent	reticente	adjective
retina	retina	noun
retreat, withdrawal, removal	retirada	noun
retroactive	retroactive	adjective
retrospection	retrospección	noun
return	regreso	noun
return, turn	vuelta	noun
returnable	ritornábel	adjective	Spanish: retornable
revaluation, reassessment of value	rivalorización	noun
revalue, reassess (economics)	rivalorizar	verb
revanchism	revanchismo	noun
revanchist	revanchiste	adjective
reveal	revelar	verb
revealing (sign, story, comment)	reveladore	adjective
revelation	revelación	noun
revenge, return game	revanchi	noun
revenge, vengeance	venjança	noun
reversal of fortune	reverso dele fortuna	noun
reversible	reversíbel	adjective
review, critique	reseña	noun
review: periodical, magazine	rivista	noun
revise, check	rivizar	verb
revision	rivizión	noun
revisit	volver a visitar	verb
revitalization	rivitalización	noun
revitalize	rivitalizar	verb
revitalize, enliven	vivifiçar [vivifica-]	verb
revive, revitalize, reanimate	rianimar	verb
revocable	revocábel	adjective
revocative, revocatory	revocatorie	adjective
revoke	revocar	verb
revolt	rivuelta	noun
revolution (of celestial body in its orbit, or figuratively)	rivolución	noun
revolutionary	rivolucionare	adjective
revolutionary, revolutionist	rivolucionario	noun
revolve, circle	girar	verb
revolving, girating, swivel	giratorie	adjective
rewrite	riscriver	verb
rewrite	ri-escriver	verb	Spanish: reescribir; Portuguese: reescrever; Italian: riscrivere
rhetoric	retórica	noun
rhetorical	retorical, retóric	adjective
rhetorical prowess	proesa retóric	noun
rhinoceros	rinoceronti	noun
rhyme	rima	noun
rhyme	rimar	verb
rhythm, pace	ritmo	noun
rhythmic	rítmic	adjective
rib	costila	noun
rice as food	arris	noun
rice pudding	sutlatch	noun	Judeo-Spanish
rich	rique	adjective
rich (the folks who are wealthy)	ricoz	noun
richest	riquíssime	adjective
richness	riquesa	noun
ride a bike, horse or other animal; mount	montar	verb
ride a horse	cavalcar	verb
ridge (cartographical, geographical)	cresta	noun
ridiculize, fool, mock	ridiculizar	verb
ridiculous, laughable, ludicrous	ridícule	adjective
riff-raff, mob	gentalla	noun	Portuguese: gentalha
rift, divide into 2 or more parts, break away	escindir	verb
right	dreite	adjective
right (direction; opposite of left)	dreita	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
right angle	ángul recte	noun
right away, at once	en seghida	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Right on! Cool! (literally "pure life")	¡Pure Vida!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Costa Rican Spanish
right, honorable, just	recte	adjective
right-wing	dreitiste	adjective
right-winger	dreitista	noun
righteous indignation	indignación juste	noun
righteous life (honored life)	vida hônrade	noun
righteous, righteous	hônorade	adjective
righteousness, virtuousness	vertuositá	noun	Spanish/French
rightness, rectitude, righteousness	rectitud [-tudin-]	noun
rigid	rígide	adjective
rigidity	rigiditá	noun
rigor	rigur	noun
rigorous (sometimes: thorough or harsh); stringent, strict	rigurose [rigorosa-]	adjective
rigorous, stringent	rigurose	adjective
rigorously	rigurosamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ring	anelo	noun
ringleader	argoyero	noun
ringworm	tiña	noun	Spanish
rinse	enxuagar	verb	Spanish: enjuagar; Portuguese: enxuagar
rinse	enxaguar	verb	Portuguese: enxaguar; Spanish: enjuagar
rise against	insurger	verb
risible, funny, laughable	risíbel	adjective
risk	riesgo	noun
rite	ritu	noun
ritual	ritual	adjective
rival	rival	adjective
rivaled, equaled in ability	paril	adjective
rivalry	rivalitá	noun
river	rivo	noun
riverbed	leito	noun
roach: marijuana butt	batcha	noun
road, route	ruta	noun
roadway	chausa	noun
roam, wonder	vagar	verb	Spanish: vagar; Latin: vagari
roar (of animal)	rugir	verb
roast beef	rosbif	noun
robust, sturdy, strong	robuste	adjective
rock	roca	noun
rock (baby, rocking chair)	acunar	verb	Spanish: acunar
rock band	banda de rôqui; banda de rôck	noun
rock music	roqui, rock	noun
rock musician	rôquero, rôckero	noun
rocker, seesaw	balancín	noun
rocket	roqueti	noun
rocking chair	sedjón de hamaca	noun
Rocky Mountains	Montañaz Rocose	noun
rod, shaft (car, engine)	vara	noun
rod, yardarm (ship); penis (vulgar)	verga	noun
roe deer	corso	noun
rogation: solemn prayer/supplication...	rogativa	noun
rogue	pícaro	noun
roguish	picaresc [picaro]	adjective
role: the function assumed or part played by a person or thing in a particular situation	rol	noun
roll (of parchment/paper), scroll	rolo	noun
roll, move	rolar	verb
rolling, moving	rolante	adjective
Roman	roman	adjective
Roman, of the Romans, Romance (language)	románic	adjective
Roman, person from Rome	romano	noun
romanesque	romanesc	adjective
Romania	Rumania	noun
Romanian	ruman	adjective
Romanian	rumanech	noun
Romanian language, Romanian person	rumano	noun
romanization	romanización	noun
roof	cubiha	noun
roof, housetop	tellado	noun	Spanish: tejado; Portuguese: telhado
rooftop	azotea	noun
room (in house)	pieza	noun
room, chamber (smaller than a lounge)	chamb	noun
room, open area in building	sala	noun
rooster, guy (colloquial)	gallo	noun
root canal	canau radiculare	noun
root out, pluck, gouge (eyes)	arrancar	verb
root, marrow in bone, spinal cord, pith in plant	médula	noun
root, original	radiç [radic-;+:radicez]	noun
root, radicle	radícul	noun
rope	funi	noun
rose	rosa	noun
Rosh Hashanah: Jewish new year day	Roch-hachanah (feriado judie)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
rotary, revolving	rotatorie	adjective
rotate (especially in graphics and computing)	rotar	verb
rotation (crops, planets on axis...)	rotación	noun
rotten (vegetable, fruit), unhealthy, putrid	pútride	adjective
rotten, putrid (of things); corrupted, gone bad (of people)	corrompidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
round (a number)	redondear	verb
round (of drinks)	ronda	noun
round (of rifle, weapon)	disparo	noun
rounded rod, spindle	fuso	noun
router (for internet)	rutador	noun
routine	rutina	noun
routine (in life)	cotidianitá	noun
roux	ruca	noun	mix of French Cajun with Czech
rowdy, drunken gathering	cawin	noun
royal	reyal	adjective	French: royal; Spanish/Portuguese: real
royal palm	yagua	noun
royal, regal, sovereign	regie	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: real; French: royal
royalty	reyalesa, reyalitá	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: realeza; Italian: regalità; French: royauté; Catalan: reialesa; Romanian: regalitate
rub away	detrir	verb
rubber	cautcho	noun
rubbing alcohol or isopropyl alcohol with the molecular formula C₃H₈O or C₃H₇OH or CH₃CHOHCH₃	isopropanol	noun
rubbish	escombro	noun
ruby	rubí	noun
rudder (on airplane, boat, ship)	timón	noun	Spanish
rude	rude	adjective
rude, coarse, gross, uncivil	grosere	adjective
rudeness	rudesa	noun
rudeness, coarseness, ungraciousness, vulgarness	groseritá	noun
rudiment, first principles	rudimento	noun
rudimentary, inchoate	rudimentare	adjective
rug	tapit [tapis-]	noun
rugby	rêgbi	noun
rugged bus for passengers or freight	baronesa	noun
ruin, spoil	estropiar	verb
ruinous, terrible	ruine	adjective
ruins	ruinaz	noun	Spanish
rule out, dismiss, discard/reject	descartar	verb	Spanish: descartar
rule, regulation, standing order(s), standard (issue)	reglamento	noun
ruling	oficialismo	noun
ruminate: think deeply and repetitively about something	ruminar	verb
rumination: compulsively focused attention on the symptoms of one's distress	ruminación	noun
rumor	rumor	noun
rumor	zuzum	noun
run for (position, election), apply for	candidatar-se	verb
run over, walk all over	atropellar	verb	spanish:atropellar
run: move fast	currer	verb
runaway greenhouse effect	efeitu de estufa desbocade	noun
runaway, out of control	desbocade	adjective
runner, racer	curredor	noun
rural, having to do with farming	campesine	adjective
Russia	Rusia	noun
Russian	rusech, ruso	noun
Russian	rusian, ruse	adjective
rust, oxide: a binary compound of oxygen with another element or group, corrosion	ócsido	noun
rust, oxidize	ocsidar	verb
rustic, village	aldean	adjective
rustproof	inoxidábel	adjective
rusty, oxidated	ocsidade	adjective
ruthless, cutthroat	despiadade	adjective
Rwanda	Ruanda	noun
rwandan, rwandaises	ruandese	adjective
Sabbath	sabbat	noun
sabbatical	sabbatic	adjective
saber	sabrê	noun
sabotage	sabotadj	noun
sabotage	sabotar	verb
saccharin, sugar substitute	sacarina	noun
sack: usually more durable than a bag; Used for grain and money	sac	noun	French
sacrament	sacramento	noun
sacramental: something set apart or blessed to manifest the respect due to the Sacraments and so to excite pious thoughts and to increase devotion to God	sacramentau	noun
sacrarium: sanctuary of a church	sagrariu	noun
sacred	sagrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
sacred	sagradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sacred, holy	sacre [sacra-, sagra-]	adjective
sacredness	sacralitá	noun
sacrifice	sacrificio	noun
sacrificial	sacrificial	adjective
sacrificial, expiatory	egspiatorie	adjective
sad, miserable	triste	adjective
sadden, become sad	entristecer [-esca-]	verb
saddistic	sádic	adjective	Sp
saddle (cartographical, geographical)	cojado	noun
saddle made of rawhide	albardo	noun
saddlebag	alforxa	noun
saddlecloth	pelero	noun
sadness	tristesa	noun	Catalan: tristesa; Portuguese/Spanish: tristeza
safe (repository for valuables), strongbox	caija forte	noun
safeguard	salvegardia	noun
safeguard, protect and defend	salveguardar	verb
saffron	safrana	noun
sahel: ecoclimatic and biogeographic zone of transition in Africa between the Sahara to the north and the Sudanian Savanna to the south.	sahel	noun
said, spoken	favlade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
said, spoken	favladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
said, spoken of	ditche	adjective		(from dicer)
said, spoken of	ditchu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sail (of ship)	vela	noun
sailboat	veleiro	noun
saint	santu	noun
Saint Lucia	Sante Lucia	noun
Saint Lucian	santilucense	adjective
saint, holy (goes in front of a noun for proper names of people or cities)	san	adjective
salad	ensalada	noun	Vulgar Latin *salata, literally "salted," short for herba salata "salted vegetables"
salary, wage	leafa	noun
sale of used-clothing or shoes	agatchon	noun
salient, important/prominent, projecting (architectural element)	saliente	adjective
saline	saline	adjective
salsa: a tomato-based dipping sauce with onions, chilis, and herbs; salsa fresca	sausa fresque	noun	Spanish: salsa fresca
salt	sêl [sal-]	noun
salt	salgar	verb
salt shaker	sêleiro	noun
salted anchovy	coladura	noun
salted fish roe	butarga	noun	Italian
salty, salted	salgade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
salty, salted	salgadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
salubrious, favorable to one's health, wholesome	salubre	adjective	French/Spanish/Portuguese: salubre
salubriousness, salubrity	salubritá	noun
salvage: items saved from loss or destruction	salvadj	noun
salvage: rescue of ship	salvamento	noun
salvation	salvación	noun
same	mesme	adjective
same as every year	egual que todo l'añoz	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: Igual que todos los años
same old story; repeat	cantaleta	noun
sample	mostra	noun
sanctification	santificación	noun
sanctified	santificade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
sanctified	santificadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sanctify: make holy	santifiçar [santifica-]	verb
sanctity, virtuousness	santimonia	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Latin: sanctimonia
sanctuary	santuariu	noun
sand	arena	noun
sandal	sandali	noun
sandal made from tires	caitli	noun
sandwich	sandwedj	noun
sane, healthy	sane [sana-]	adjective
sanguine	sanghine	adjective
sanitarium, sanatorium, hospital care facility	sanatorio	noun
sanitary	sanitare	adjective
santeria priest	babalao	noun
sapience	sapiença	noun
sapient species; intelligent lifeform	especi sapiente	noun
sapphire	safiro	noun	Spanish: zafiro; Portuguese: safira
sarcastic	sarcástic	adjective
sarcophagus	sarcôfago	noun
sash, belt (Judo, Karate)	faicha	noun
satellite	satélit	noun
satellite	satélite	adjective
satiate (hunger, thirst, desire), satisfy (basic needs)	saciar	verb
satire	sátira	noun
satisfaction	satisfacción	noun
satisfactory, pleased, satisfying	satisfactorie	adjective
satisfied	satisfetche	adjective
satisfied	satisfetchu	past participle
satisfy, be satisfied	satisfacer [satisfetch-, satisfici-, satisfaga-, satisfar-]	verb
Saturday	sábado	noun
Saturn	Saturno	noun
sauce made of olive oil, vinegar, finely chopped parsely and garlic, and salt, served on bread with meat	tchimichur	noun
sauce, gravy	sausa	noun
saucer, main dish	platillo	noun	Spanish: platillo
Saudi	saudite	adjective
sauerbraten: cut of meat marinated (for several days) in a mixture of vinegar or wine, water, herbs, spices, and seasonings.	sauerbraten	noun
sauerkraut	sauercrut	noun
sausage	sausicha	noun
saute, toss while cooking	sauter	verb
savanna: grassy plain in subtropical region	savana	noun	Spanish: sabana, Portuguese: savana, French: savane
save (in a financial sense)	ahorrar	verb	Spanish
save: rescue, deliver from	salvar	verb
saved, salvaged	salvu, salvadu	past participle
savings account	conta de espari	noun	Dutch
saviour	salvador	noun
savvy, with experience	egsperiente	adjective	Portuguese: experiente
saw	serra, sag	noun
saw (past tense of see)	viú	verb
saw, serrate	serrar	verb
saxophone	sacsofón	noun
say/tell (imperative or command form)	diç	verb	Portuguese: diz, diga, digamos, dizei, digam; Spanish: di, diga, digamos, decid, digan
saying, proverb, adage, refrain	refrano	noun	Spanish: refrán; Portuguese: refrão; French: refrain
saying, telling	dicente	adjective
scalar	escalare	adjective
scale (pertaining to magnitude)	escala	noun
scale, climb up (a mountain)	escalar	verb
scaly surface or shell	corroncha	noun
scandal (detestable act, thing)	escandalo	noun
scandalous, sinful (waste)	escandalose	adjective
Scandinavian	escandinave	adjective
scar, mark (an imperfection on the body)	cicatriç [+:cicatricez]	noun
scarce, little of	escase	adjective
scarcity, paucity	escasesa	noun	Spanish: escasez; Portuguese: escassez; Galician: escaseza; Italian: scarsezza
scarf	cacheco	noun
scatter seed, sow, plant	sembrar	verb
scavenger, vulture (figuratively)	caroñard	noun	French: charognard
scenario (hypothetical), scenery, stage set, scene (sphere/place)	chenario	noun	Spanish: escenario
scene, (theatrical) stage, part of a play or movie	chena	noun	Portuguese, Spanish, Italian
scene, setting	entorno	noun
scenery, landscape	paisadj [+:paisadjez]	noun	Spanish: paisaje; Portuguese: paisagem; French: paysage
scenic, scenical	chénic	adjective	Sp: escénico
scenographic	chenográfic	adjective
scenography: relates to the study and practice of performance design.	chenografíê	noun
Schadenfreude	chadenfroidê	noun	from German, meaning harm-joy
schedule: hour by hour timetable	chédyul	noun
schematic	esquemático	noun
scheme	esquema	noun
schism	chisma	noun
schizophrenic	esquizofrénic	adjective
schmuck: foolish and contemptible person	chmêc	noun
scholar (person who is learned)	sabio, sabia	noun
scholarship, internship	beca	noun
scholastic (philosophical), academical	escolástic	adjective	Spanish: escolástico; Portuguese: scolastique
school	escola	noun
school, academic, scholastic	escolare	adjective
schooner	goleta	noun
sciatica	ciátic	adjective
science	chiença	noun
scientific	chientífic	adjective
scientist	chientista	noun
scissors	tisora	noun
scoop, scooper, small shovel	palita	noun
scope creep, scope drag	arrastramento de l'alcanci	noun
scope, ambit, extent	ámbito	noun
scope, reach	alcanci	noun
scorch, singe	tchamuscar	verb
score a goal	metir un gol	verb
scorn, look down on	desdeñar	verb
scorpion fish	rascassa	noun	Occitan: rascassa; French: rascasse
Scottish	escosech	noun
scoundrel, rascal, rat/rascal	canalla	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Galician: canalla, Portuguese: canalha, Italian: canaglia, Romanian: canalie
scourge (cause of suffering)	azoiti	noun
scratch	raspar	verb
scratch (someone's back...), maybe rub	cosar	verb
scream, bark	gritar	verb
screech (tires, brakes), squeak (door)	tchiar	verb
screen	tela	noun
screen (of smart phone, computer), display	escrôn	noun
screening, vetting	triadj	noun
script (for movie, radio, or television); summary/outline (for book or play)	ghion	noun
scripture	escritura	noun
scroll (in architecture)	voluta	noun
scroll (with mouse, etc), displace	desplacer	verb
scrubland: vegetation in Brazil's interior	cerrado	noun
scruple: feeling of doubt or hesitation with regard to the morality or propriety of a course of action	escrúpul	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: escrúpulo; Catalan: escrúpol; French: scrupule; Italian: scrupolo
scrutinize, examine, inspect	escudrinar	verb	sp: escudriñar, po: escrutinar
scrutiny	escrutini	noun
sculpt	esculpir	verb
sculptural	escultural	adjective
sculpture	escultura	noun
sculpturesque, sculptural	escultóric	adjective
sea	mêr [mari-]	noun
sea lane	ruta maritime	noun
sea lion	otaria	noun	French: otarie
sea power	potença naval	noun
sea salt	sêl marine	noun
sea slug	becho de mêr	noun
seagull	gaviota	noun
seal	sellar	verb
seal (of approval, stamp, or mechanical)	sello	noun
seal (the animal)	foca	noun
seal with wax	lacrar	verb
sealant	sellador	noun
search engine	buscador	noun
search through, look through, rummage through	esculgar	verb
search, quest	búsqueda, busca	noun
season	têmporada	noun
second cousin	segundo, segunda	noun
second-born	segondogénite	adjective
second-born child	segondogenito	noun
second-hand clothing	agatchado	noun
secondary	segondare	adjective
secret	secrete	adjective
secret agent	agenti secrete	noun
secret code used in 19th century	malespin	noun
secretary	secretario	noun
Secretary General, Secretary-General	Secretariu Genral	noun		French: Secrétaire Général
sectarian	sectare	adjective	French: sectaire
sectarianism	sectarismo	noun
section	sección	noun
sector	sector	noun
secular, lay(man)	seculare	adjective
secular, state (institution), not religious	laíc	adjective	Spanish: laico, Portuguese: leigo, French: laïque, laïc
secularism	laicismo	noun
secularism, that of lay persons	laicitá	noun	French: laïcité, Galician: laicidade, Catalan: laïcitat
secure, safe, sure/certain	segure	adjective
security	seguritá	noun
security dilemma	dilema de seguritá	noun
security thread	filo de seguritá	noun
sedentary	sedentare	adjective
sediment (geology)	sedimento	noun
sedimentary	sedimentare	adjective
see you around	vidrioz	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
see, hold in view	ver [-vist-, -viz-, -vid-]	verb
seed (in fruit)	pepita	noun
seed pod	vaina	noun
seed, sowing, spore	espora	noun
seedless watermelon	sendía sens pepitaz	noun
seeing	vendu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
seeing	vente	adjective
seek, search	buscar	verb
seeking	buscandu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
seem, appear, be evident, look like	parecer [-esca-]	verb
seen (past participle of see)	viste	past participle
seen (past participle of see)	vistu	past participle
sees, see (present tense)	vem	verb		See: ver
seethe	bujir	verb
segment	segmento	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: segmento
segregate	segregar	verb
segregation	segregación	noun
seismic	sísmic	adjective
seize, make away with, capture, apprehend	apañar	verb
seizure (of goods, property), distraint (legal), embargo (trade), sequestration (legal)	embargo	noun
select	seleccionar	verb
select	selecte	adjective
selection by process of elimination	eliminatore	adjective
selection, choice (from a variety)	selección	noun
selective memory	memoriê selective	noun
Seleucid, of or related to a Hellenistic dynasty founded by Seleucus I after the death of Alexander the Great.	Seleucidye	adjective
self publish	auto-publiar	verb
self-actualization	auto-actualización	noun
self-adjusting	auto-regulábel	adjective
self-analyze	auto-analizar	verb
self-conscious	auto-conchiente	adjective
self-control	autodisciplina	noun
self-control	autocontrol	noun	Catalan: autocontrol; Portuguese: autocontrole; Italian: autocontrollo
self-control, continence	continença	noun
self-coup	autocolp	noun
self-defense, self-defence (training)	auto-defensa	noun
self-esteem	auto-estima	noun
self-interested parties	facciónz autoînteresade	noun
self-limiting	autolimitante	adjective
self-management	autogestión	noun
self-proclaimed	auto-proclamade	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: autoproclamado
self-referential	auto-referenchal	adjective	Spanish: autorreferencial
self-regulate, autoregulate	auto-regular	verb	Sp
self-restraint, self-control and forebearance, command of one's self	autodominio	noun	Spanish: autodominio
self-seeking, self-serving	egoiste	adjective
self-worship, egotism	egolatría	noun
self-worshipping, egotistical	ególatre, egolatric	adjective
sell off, drain, drip; dwindle away (time, money...), drip dry, slip/slide away (can be used colloquially)	egscurrer	verb	Spanish: escurrir, Portuguese: escorrer, Latin: excurrere
sell, vend	vender	verb
semantic, semantical	semántic	adjective
semantics: branch of linguistics and logic concerned with meaning.	semántica	noun
semi truck, tractor-trailor	furgon	noun
semi-automatic pistol	escuadra	noun
semi-structured, semistructured	semi-estructurade	adjective	Spanish: semiestructurado; Portuguese: semi-estruturado
semiconductor industry	îndustria de semiconductorez	noun	Spanish: industria de semiconductores
semidarkness, gloom	penumbra	noun
seminar	seminario	noun
seminary	seminariu	noun
semiotics	semiótica	noun
senate	senado	noun
senator	senador	noun
send	enviar	verb
send off, issue (passport), dispatch, draw up (contract)	egspedir	verb
send troops	enviar trupaz	verb
senior citizen, older person	cota	noun
sensation, feeling	sensación	noun
sensational	sensacional	adjective
sense (of smell, hearing, sight...), feeling	sentido	noun
sense (something that fits the narrative)	cabimento	noun
sense of humour	sentido dele humorismo	noun
sense of nationhood, nationalistic sentiment	sentimento nacionaliste	noun	Spanish: sentimiento nacionalista; Portuguese: sentimento nacionalista
sense of smell, smelling/scent	olfato	noun
sensibilities	sensibilitáz	noun
sensible	sensate	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese
sensitive area, sensitive subject	domein sensíbel	noun
sensitive, touchy	sensíbel	adjective
sensual,sensuous	sensual	adjective
sentence (legal), penalty	pena	noun
sententious: concise and full of meaning, or pompous	sentenciose	adjective
sentience: faculty of sense; feeling, consciousness	senciença	noun
sentient (capable of feeling and sensing consciousness)	senciente	adjective
sentiment	sentimento	noun
sentimental	sentimental	adjective
separate	separar	verb
separate, discrete	separate	adjective
separated	separade [separada-]	adjective		Past participle adjective form
separated	separadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
separately	separadamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
separation	separación	noun
sepia (color of monochrome photographs of 19th and early 20th century)	sepíe	adjective
September	setembro	noun
septentrional, northern	setentrional	adjective
septic	séptic	adjective
Septrentrion, North	Setentrion	noun
sepulcher, sepulchre, tomb	sepulcro	noun
sepulchral	sepulcral	adjective
sequence	secuença [secuench-]	noun
sequential	secuenchal	adjective
sequentially	secuenchalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sequestration, sequester	secuestración	noun
seraphic	seráfic	adjective
seraphim (fiery ones)	serafín [+:serafinez]	noun	Hebrew/Greek
Serbia	Serbia	noun
Serbian	serbian	adjective
Serbian	serbiano	noun
serenade performed at dawn (usually by troubadours)	aubada	noun	Occitan: aubada; French: aubade
serendipity	serendipitá	noun	French: sérendipité; Spanish: serendipia; Italian: serendipità; Portuguese: serendipidade
serene	serene	adjective
sergeant	sargento	noun
serie(s)	sêri	noun
serious, grave	greve	adjective
serious, intense (of a person)	serie [seria-]	adjective
seriously, gravely	grevemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
seriously, intensely	seriamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
seriousness	serietá	noun
sermon	sermón	noun
serrated	serrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
serrated	serradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
servant (not a person), something that serves	servidor	noun
servant (occupation)	servienti	noun
serve	servir	verb
service	serviço [servich-]	noun
serving dishes and silverware	basella	noun
servitude	servitud [-tudin-]	noun
sesame seed	djunglina	noun	Maltese and Siculo-Arabic
set (the eyes on), fixate	fixar	verb
set of silverware, cutlery	faqueiro	noun
set up (against), oppose	oponer [opust-, opusi-, ponga-, oposi-]	verb
set, collection of parts that make a whole; mechanism	conjunto	noun
setting (mechanical), configuration	configuración	noun
settle (of a person in a location), establish oneself, take root	arraigar-se	verb
settlement (archeological, of people)	asentamento	noun
settler, colonizer	colonizador	noun
seventh note above root in music	setima	noun
several fields	numerose domeinez	noun
sewer	alcantarilla	noun	Spanish: alcantarilla
sex (gender)	secsu	noun
sexual	secsual	adjective
sexual abuse	abuso secsual	noun
sexuality	secsualitá	noun
sexy, sexually attractive	secse	adjective
shade, shadow	sombra	noun
shaft (architecture), saddle tree	fusti	noun
shake	abalar	verb
shake, rock (figuratively)	sacudir	verb
shaker (to make cocktails)	coctelera	noun	Spanish/Catalan: coctelera
shaker, agitator	agitadora	noun	Portuguese/Spanish: agitador(a)
shame, embarassment, disgrace	vergoña	noun	Italian: vergogna; Spanish: vergüenza; Portuguese: vergonha; Catalan: vergonya; Galician: vergoña
shameless, cheeky, brash	contchude	adjective
shampoo	champú	noun
shanty or shack made of scraps from wood and sheetmetal as well as cardboard	covatcha	noun
shape, form	forma	noun	Latin
shard, broken glass	cascu	noun
share in, participate in	compartijar	verb
share this page!	Compartam este página!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
share, distribute	compartir	verb
shareholder	tenedor de acciones	noun	Spanish
shark	tiburon	noun	Spanish, originally Carib
sharpen (figuratively), whet, stimulate (senses)	eghizer	verb
sharpen (tool)	afilar, aguzar	verb	Spanish
sharpener (device)	afiluôr	noun
shaved ice	raspado	noun
shawl	chali	noun
shayk, master	cheiqui	noun
She speaks Spanish like a native.	Ella favlam español com un nativa.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
shed, storage area	galera	noun
sheep	ovella	noun
sheet, lamina, thin plate	lámina	noun
sheik, sheikh, cheikh	cheix	noun	Arabic
shekhina (Hebrew), sakinah (Arabic): dwelling that denotes security	chaquina	noun
shelf	estanti	noun
shell (of sea creature)	contcha	noun
shelter, hostel, inn	albergio	noun
shelter, protect from the elements	cubihar	verb
shelve, pidgeonhole (legislation, report, project)	engavetar	verb
sheriff	chérif	noun
shield	darga	noun
shield (of equipment), shielding	blindadj	noun
shield, escutcheon	escudo	noun
shielded	cun blindadj; blindade	adjective
shift, turn	turno	noun
shifting light or ball of fire that appears on hills at night indicating the presence of treasure according to folklore.	carbunco	noun
shine	brillar	verb
shipping lane	ruta de navegación	noun
shipwreck	naufragio	noun
shirt	camisa	noun
shiver	calofrio	noun
shock	choqui	noun
shock, shake	choquer	verb
shock-absorber	amortiguador	noun
shock-absorbing, muffliing	amortiguadore	adjective
shocking	choquente	adjective
shoe	sapato	noun
shoe maker	sapatero	noun
shoelace	cadarsu	noun
shoot	chutear	verb
shoot	cuetiar	verb
shoot (of plant), outbreak	broti	noun	Spanish: brote
shoot at, shoot down	balear	verb
shootout, gunbattle	balacera	noun
shop; open-air exchange place	tienda	noun	Spanish
shopkeeper	tiendero	noun
shopping bag, lump/bump, bundle	bulto	noun	Spanish: bulto
shopping basket	cabaç	noun	Portuguese
shore, edge, shoreline	oriva	noun
short (in length, distance, duration), brief	corte	adjective
short (person), stocky	chaparre	adjective
short hair	cabello corte	noun
short-lived, ephemeral	efímere	adjective
short-term	a corte plazo	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: a corto plazo
short-term contract	contratu têmporal	noun
shortage	desabasto	noun
shortcut	corto-mato	noun	Mozambican Portuguese	literally: short kill
shorten, curtail	acortar	verb
shorts (short pants)	tchoriz	noun
should be, ought to be	devessê ser	verb	Spanish: debiera ser
shoulder	ombro	noun	Spanish
shoulder (on road)	acotamento	noun
shove, heavy push	empujón	noun
shovel	chofa	noun
show	chou	noun
show	mostrar	verb
shred (with a grater)	rallar	verb	Spanish: rallar
shredder, grater	ralladora	noun
shrimp	creveta	noun	French: crevette
Shroud of Turin	Sindoni de Turín	noun
shuttle democracy: political activity in which someone makes frequent journeys between two countries and talks to each government in order to end a disagreement or war	chêtol-democraciê	noun
sibling	frajun	noun	Romansch
sick, ill	enferme	adjective
side (see: lateral)	lado [-later-]	noun
side (usually political), political party	partido	noun
side street, alley	callê lateral	noun
sidewalk	acera, saiwôc	noun
siesta, afternoon nap	siesta	noun
sieve	pascon	noun
sieve	cernedor	noun
sieve, sift, hover	cerner-se	verb
sieve, strain	tamisar	verb
sieve, strainer	tamís	noun
sign	signo	noun
sign up, enroll, inscribe	înscriver [înscrit-, înscrip-]	verb
sign, autograph, endorse	firmar	verb
signalize, make striking or conspicuous	señalizar	noun
signature, autograph	firma	noun
significance, meaning	significado, significación	noun
significant, meaningful	significative	adjective
silence	silencio	noun
silence, get/be quiet	callar	verb
silhouette	silueta	noun	Spanish
silly, foolish, goofy	tonte	adjective
silly, naive, stupid	bobe	adjective
Silurian hypothesis	hipótesi silurian	noun
silver: color	argente	adjective
silver: metal	argento	noun
silver; money (slang)	plata	noun
similar	similare	adjective
simmer	subbullir	verb	Italian: sobbollire; Spanish: sub +
simple, mere, not complex	semplice [sempl-]	adjective
simplicity, easiness, straight-forwardness	sencilesa	noun	Spanish: sencillez
simplification	semplificación	noun
simplify	semplifiçar [semplifica-]	verb
simulate	simular	verb
simulated	simulade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
simulated	simuladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
simulation	simulación	noun
sin	pecado	noun
sin	pecar	verb
sincere	sincere [sincera-]	adjective
sincerely	sinceramén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sine qua non: originally a Latin legal term for "[a condition] without which it could not be", "but for...", or "without which [there is] nothing.	sine-cua-non	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Latin
sinful (person, deed)	pecaminose	adjective
sinfulness	pecaminositá	noun
sing	cantar	verb
Singapore	Singapur	noun
Singaporean	singapurense	adjective
Singaporean	singapurensi	noun
singer, vocalist (for music group)	cantador, cantanti	noun
singing	cantante	adjective
single, unmarried	soltere	adjective
singular	singulare	adjective
sinister	sinistre	adjective
sinitic: relating to or denoting the division of the Sino-Tibetan language family that includes the many forms of spoken Chinese.	sinític	adjective	Spanish
sink, go under, cast (mold, metal)	culer	verb
sink, submerge	yundir	verb	Sp: hundir
sinkhole	dolina	noun
sinner	pecador	noun
sinus	senu [sinus-]	noun	Portuguese: seio; Spanish/Italian: seno
sinusitis	sinusiti	noun	Spanish: sinusitis; Portuguese/French/Italian: sinusite
sip of a drink	sorbo	noun
siphon	sifon	noun
sir ('senhor' with authority)	sêr	noun
sissyish	aculerade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
sissyish	aculeradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sister (biological)	irmana	noun
sister in organization (unrelated sister)	soror	noun
sister-in-law	cuñada	noun
sit (oneself down)	sieder-se, sentar-se	verb	Italian: sedersi; Portuguese: sentar-se; Spanish: sentarse from Vulgar Latin: sedentare
sit on, brood (an egg); mollycoddle (keep someone or something safe)	cuver	verb
sit, be seated	sieder [sedi-]	verb
site, place/location	situ	noun
situate, be placed	situar	verb
situated, located	situade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
situated, located	situadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
situation	situación	noun
situational	situacional	adjective
Six from eight is two; eight minus six i two; 8-6 = 2	seis de otcho es dos	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sixth note above root in music	seista	noun
size (dimensions)	tamaño	noun
size of about 20 ounces of coffee or another drink	venti	noun
size: clothing measurement	talla	noun
skate	patinar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: patinar; Italian: pattinare; French: patiner
skateboard	esqueti	noun
skeleton	esqueleto	noun
skeptical	chéptic	adjective
skepticism	chepticismo	noun
sketch	rasguño	noun	Portuguese/Spanish
sketch, outline	esboso	noun
sketch, rough out, outline, give a hint of (show)	esbosar	verb	Spanish: esbozar
sketchy	flaite	adjective
skewed	torcide	adjective
skill, ability	abilitá	noun
skin, hide of animal	pela	noun
skins of animal, fur	peladj	noun
skirt	falda	noun
skittish, jumpy	asustadice	adjective	Spanish: asustadizo; Portuguese: assustadiço	when person or animal is scared or nervous
skuba diving	bucio	noun	Spanish: buceo
skunk	mofeta	noun	Spanish, Italian
sky blue (between cyan and blue)	azule	adjective
skylark	allodola	noun	Italian: allodola, from Gaelic
slander, defamation	infamación	noun
slander, speak badly about, misspeak	infamar	verb
slang	lunfardo	noun
slang: balls	campanillaz	noun
slap on, put on	zampar	noun
slaughter, slaying, massacre	matança	noun
slave	esclavo	noun
slavery	esclavadj, esclavitud [-tudin-]	noun
sledgehammer	almadana	noun
sleep	dormir	verb
sleep	somni	noun	Latin: somnus; Catalan: son; Spanish: sueño; Portuguese: sono; Italian: sonno; French: sommeil
sleep walking	somnambulismo	noun
sleep-inducing	somnifere	adjective
sleep-walker, somnambulist	somnambul	noun
sleeper (person), hibernater	dormienti	noun
sleepiness, drowsiness	somnolença	noun
sleeping	dormiente	adjective
sleeping pill/drug	somnifero	noun
sleeplessness, insomnia	insomnia	noun
sleepy, drowsy	somnolente	adjective
sleeve, wind sock	manga	noun
slender and graceful	juncal	adjective	Romani
sliced bread, sandwich bread	pañ de sandwedj	noun
slide (of handgun)	glia	noun
slide, slip	deslisar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese
slight, faint, gentle, minor/unimportant, undemanding, frivolous, light	ligere	adjective	Spanish: ligera
slim (chance, argument, person)	minse	adjective
slipper	pantufla	noun
slippery (fish, thing), evasive (person)	escurridise	adjective
slippery (surface, ground, skin), causing slipping	resbaladise	adjective
slit the throat, slay	egarjar	verb	Fr: égorger
slope	encosta	noun
slope (incline), drop (not level with the ground or the Y axis over X), difference, disparity, gap	desnivel	noun	Spanish: desnivel
slope, incline, leans	inclinar	verb
Slovakia	Eslovaquia	noun
Slovenia	Eslovenia	noun
slow and lazy	guevone	adjective
slow and lazy person	guevón	noun
slow cooked stew of hominy corn with plenty of herbs and spices. Once ready to serve, lettuce, radish, onion, lime and chilli are sprinkled on top.	pozoli	noun
Slow down!	¡Despaciu!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
slow, slow-moving	lente	adjective
slowly	lentamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
slowly, with less intensity, gently	despaciu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Fr: lentement
slug (animal)	babosa	noun	Cape Verdean Portuguese
slug (animal)	sábila, áloevera	noun
sluggard, lazy person	paregoso	noun
slum, shantytown	favela	noun
small bird	utchel	noun	Romansch
small body in the solar system	corpo pequine	noun
small bus, minibus	guagua	noun
small child, toddler	ichoco	noun
small ladder, stool	mini-escaleira	noun
small liquor store	estanco	noun
small lizard	pitcheti	noun
small market (for selling and buying goods)	tianghi	noun	Phillipine: tiangge; Mexican Spanish: tianguis from Nahuatl: tianquiztli
small palm (tree) about 2 meters high	capuca	noun
small palm used to make string and roofs.	soyati	noun
small shark	cazon	noun	Spanish
small, little	pequine	adjective
smaller (size)	mais pequine	adjective
smarten up	aliruzar-se	verb
smear	untar	verb
smell, sense the aroma of	oler	verb
smelly	tufue	adjective
smile	sonriso	noun
smith, iron worker	ferrero	noun
Smithsonian Institution	Înstituto Smithsonian	noun
smoke	fumar	verb
smoke	fumo	noun
smooth (to the touch)	lise	adjective
smooth, even, soft	suave	adjective
smooth-spoken, flattering, greasy (of a salesman)	zalamere	adjective
smoothly	suavemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
smoothness, sweetness, pleasantness	suavitud [-tudin-]	noun
smuggler	contrabandista	noun
smuggler of goods, middleman, or human smuggler	coyoti	noun
snack on something, have snacks	botanar	verb
snacks	botanaz	noun
snail (edible)	caragol	noun
snake, serpent	serpenti	noun
snare, trap, cunning deception	artimaña	noun
snore	roncar	verb
snow	nevi	noun
snow	neviar	verb
so much, so many	tanto	adjective
so then, after that	entons	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: entonces; Portuguese: então
so, therefore, thereby; for that reason/cause	así	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
so, to such a degree, to such an extent	tan	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
so-and-so, somebody or other	zutano	noun
so-so, not bad, normal	cusicuz	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
soap	sabón	noun
soap opera	telenovela	noun
soapy	sabonose	adjective
sober: subdued, serious	sobrie	adjective
sobriety: subdued nature (not absense of being drunk)	sobrietá	noun
soccer	fútbol	noun
soccer player, footballer	futbolista	noun
soccer supporter, soccer fan	futbolero	noun
sociable	sociábel	adjective
social	social	adjective
social consciousness	conchiença social	noun
social construct	constructu social	noun
social media	mídia social	noun
social movement	movimento social	noun
social occasion, mass meeting, rally, event	manifestación	noun
social safety net	redi de seguritá social	noun	Spanish: red de seguridad social; Portuguese: rede de segurança social
social setting	entorno social	noun
social well-being	bien-estar social	noun
socialism	socialismo	noun
socialist	socialista	noun
socialite, high life person	hailoso	noun
socialization	socialización	noun
socially	socialmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
society	societá	noun
socioeconomic	socioeconómic	adjective
sociolinguistics	sociolinguística	noun
sociological, sociologic	sociológic	adjective
sociologist	sociólogo	noun
sociology	sociologíê	noun
sociopath	sociópata	noun
sociopathic	sociopátic	adjective
sociopolitical	sociopolític	adjective
socket (of eye); bowl	cuenca	noun
socket, electric outlet, power plug	entchufi	noun	Spanish: enchufe
socks	midjonz	noun
soda, pop, sodapop	sodipa	noun	English
sodium	sódiu	noun
sodium benzoate	benzoato de sódiu, benzoato sódic	noun
sofa, couch	sofa	noun
soft (to the touch)	mole	adjective
soft drink, cold drink	refrigeranti	noun
soft, bland	blande	adjective
softness	molitud [-tudin-]	noun
software	logiciel; softwarê	noun	French: logiciel, logicielle
soggy earth, sodden ground	chaghiti	noun
soggy, waterlogged (of ground)	chaghitose	adjective
soil, make dirty	ensujar	verb
solace, assurance and comfort (especially during times of grief), consolation	consolaça	noun	Portuguese: consolação/consolo, Catalan: consol, Spanish: consuelo/solaz, French: consolation
solar	solare	adjective
solar system	sistema solare	noun
solar-generated	generade per energíê solare	adjective
solarium	solariu	noun
soldier	soldado	noun
sole of shoe or sock	somel, sula	noun
sole, one, only	sôle	adjective
solecism	solécismo	noun
solemn: formal and dignified; serious, sincere	solemne	adjective
solemnity (of occasion, promise)	solemnitá	noun
solfège: pitch and sight singing method (do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do)	solfejo: do (C), re (D), mi (E), fa (F), sol (G), la (A), si (B), do	noun
Solicitor General (of the state)	procurador genral de l'estat	noun
solicitous	solícite	adjective
solid	sólide	adjective
solid	sólido	noun
solidarity	solidaritá	noun
solidary; who stand together, who show solidarity (of people) ; interdependent (mechanical pieces); binding on all parties	solidare	adjective
solidly	solidamén	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	adverb	Spanish: sólidamente
solidness, solidity	solidesa	noun
soliloquy	sôliloquio	noun
solipsism (solus ipse)	sôlipsismo	noun
solipsist	sôlipsiste	adjective
solitary	sôlitare	adjective
solitude	sôlitud [-tudin-]	noun
solo (singer, guitar)	sôlo	noun
soloist	sôlista	noun
solubility	solubilitá	noun
soluble	solúbel	adjective
solute: dissolved substance in a solution	soluto	noun
solution	solución	noun
solvent	solvente	adjective
somatic	somátic	adjective
somber, dark (gloomy)	sombre	adjective
sombrero: wide-brimmed hat for shade	sombreiro	noun
some (people)	algomez	pronoun
some day soon	un prósime día	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
some more	algú mais	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
some, around/about	unez	article or demonstrative
some, certain (particular), any (when used in affirmative question)	algú [alg-]	intensifier or quantifier	Catalan: algú, Spanish: algún
some, undetermined (amount of)	un peor de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
someone amazing and skilled at something	berraco/a	noun
someone else	algom mais	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Portuguese: alguém mais; Spanish: alguién más; Italian: qualcun altro; French: quelqu'un d'autre;
somersault	sauto mortal	noun
something done to make another's life more difficult; Can refer to policemen or soldiers asking for fines or bribes	tracaseríê	noun	Kinshasa French
something given to sailors or troops when they safely return home	adiafa	noun
something made by artisans, arts and crafts	artesanía	noun
son	fillo	noun
son-in-law	ginro	noun	Spanish: yerno; Portuguese: genro; Romanian: ginero; French/Catalan: gendre; Italian: genero; Galician: xenro
sonar: acronym Sound Navigation And Ranging	sonavra	noun
song	canción	noun
sons of Adam (basically all humanity)	filloz de Adamo	noun
soon, quickly	promtu	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: pronto; Latin: prōmptus; Catalan: prompte
sopaipilla: kind of fried pastry and a type of quick bread served in several regions with Spanish heritage	sôpaipilla	noun
sophisticate	sofisticar	verb
sophisticated	sofisticade	adjective
sophistication	sofisticación	noun
sophistry, sophism	sofisma	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: sofisma; Catalan: sofisme
sorcerer	bocon	noun	Haitian
sorceress	obea	noun
sorority	sororitá	noun
sorrow, grief	magwa	noun
sorrow, grief, heartache	chagrín	noun
soteriological	soteriológic	adjective	Spanish: soteriológica
soteriology: doctrine of salvation	soteriologíê	noun
soul, mind	anima	noun
soul, spirit	alma	noun
sound (of singer, band)	son	noun
sound library	fonoteca	noun
sound that is loud	ruido	noun
soup	sôpa	noun
soup, chowder	chupi	noun
sour cherry	wisnel	noun
sour, acrid	egre	adjective
sour-tasting	chuque	adjective
sources	foncez	noun
south	sud	noun
south	sude	adjective
South America	Sudamérica, América dele sud	noun
South Pole	Pol Sude	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
southbound	en dirección sude	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
southern right whale	baleina franque austral	noun
southern, meridional	meridional	adjective
southerner	sudeño	noun
southernmost	mais austral	adjective
souvenir	artícul de rembrança	noun
sovereign	sôvran	adjective
sovereignty	sôvranitá	noun
Soviet	soviétic	adjective
sower	sembrador	noun
sowing	sembradura	noun
sown	sembrade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
sown	sembradu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sown field	sembrado	noun
soy sauce	sausa de soya	noun
space	espaço [espach-]	noun
space (as in a hole or opening), hollow, gap	hueco	noun	Spanish: hueco; Portuguese: oco
space, outer space, spatial	espachal	adjective
spaceship, starship	astronavio	noun
spacious	espachose	adjective
spade (for digging), shovel	pala	noun	French: pelle, Spanish/Catalan: pala, Portuguese: pá
spade (suit of cards)	espada	noun
spaghetti	espagheti	noun
Spain	España, Espania	noun
span, comprise or contain, include or cover, reach (distance, time), take in	abarcar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: abarcar
Spanish	ispañese, ispañole	adjective
Spanish (from Spain)	ispañola	noun
spanish bayonet, yucca	izoti	noun
Spanish language	español, españech [ispani-]	noun
spanish plum, red mombin	chocoti	noun
spark	chispa	noun
spark, sparkle	centella	noun	Portuguese: centelha, Spanish: centella
sparrow	tchota	noun
Speak with him	Favlem cun el	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: Hable con él
speakable, capable of being spoken or uttered	dicíbel	adjective
speaker	favlanti	noun
speaker (electronic)	bocina	noun
speaker (of radio, television, etc), loud speaker	altefavlanti	noun
speaker, orator	orador	noun	Sp: orador
spear, sharp spine	hast	noun	Latin and proto-IndoEuropean
special, especial	especial	adjective
specialist	especialista	noun
specialist in ethics, ethicist	especialista en ética	noun	Spanish: especialista en ética
specialize	especializar	verb
specialized	especializade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
specialized	especializadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
species, kind, sort	especi	noun
specific	específic	adjective
specifically: in a specific way	especificamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish específicamente
specification	especificación	noun
specifications, document of conditions	pliego de condiciónz	noun
specify	especifiçar [especifica-]	verb
specimen, sample	espécimen	noun
spectacle (show)	espectácul	noun
spectacular	espectaculare	adjective
spectral, ghostly	espectral	adjective
spectrogram	espectrograma	noun
spectrometry	espectrometríê	noun
spectrum	espectro	noun
speculate, inspect/contemplate	especular	verb
speculation	especulación	noun
speculative bubble	borbulla especulative	noun
speculative, thoughtful/contemplative	especulative	adjective
speculator	especulador	noun
speech: oral-auditory means of communication	espitch	noun	English
speed bump	tumulo	noun
speed bump, speed hump	topi	noun	Mexican Spanish: tope
speed limit	velocitá mácsime, límiti de velocitá	noun
speleology: the study of caves/caverns	espeleologíê	noun
spell	fufu	noun
spelling, orthography	ortografíê	noun
spend, waste/use(up)/consume	gastar	verb
spendthrift	botarata	noun	Honduran
spent	gaste	adjective
spent, worn	gastadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sperm whale	cachalotchi	noun
spheroid	esferoidê	noun
spicy, hot (taste)	picose	adjective
spider	araña	noun
spider's web	telaraña	noun	Spanish-Portuguese
spiked pepper, false kava	cordoncillo	noun
spill (liquid), shed (light, blood)	derramar	verb
spilling, shedding (of blood, of light)	derramamento	noun
spinach	espinachi	noun
spine-chilling, spooky	escalofrijante	adjective	Spanish: escalofriante
spiny-tailed iguana	garrobo	noun
spiral	espiral	adjective
spirit	espritu	noun
spirit, ghost	azoro	noun
spirited, bold	animose	adjective
spirited, strong	esprituose	adjective
spiritual	espritual	adjective
spiritual vacuum	vacío espritual	noun
spirituousness	esprituositá	noun
spit	esputar	verb	Neapolitano
splendid, generous	espléndide	adjective
splendor	esplendor	noun
spokesman	portavoç	noun
sponge	esponja	noun
sponsor	esponsor	noun
sponsor, patronize	patrocinar	verb
sponsoring	patrocinadore	adjective
spontaneity	espontaneitá	noun
spontaneous	espontane [espontanea-]	adjective
spontaneously	espontaneamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
spoon	cullara	noun	Spanish: cuchara, Portuguese: colher
sporadic	esporadic	adjective
sporadically	esporadicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sport	esporti	noun	Portuguese
sports car	cotchi esportive	noun
sports center, sports centre	poliesportivo	noun
sports game, match (competition between teams)	match	noun
sportsfield	cantcha	noun
sporty, sports	esportive	adjective
spouse, husband or wife	esposa, esposo	noun
spring (forth), comes up, emerge, arise	surgir	verb	Spanish
spring (in mattress, watch)	esprin	noun
Spring (season)	primavera	noun
sprinkle	sarpicar	verb	Judeo-Spanish
sprout, bud (of flowers)	repoyar	verb
spur	zepon	noun	St. Lucian
spurs, spiky or thorny thing	acicat	noun
spy	espion	noun
spy	espionar	verb
squad, squadron	escuadra	noun
squalid	esqualide	adjective
squander, waste	malgastar	verb
square	cuadrado [cuadrat-]	noun
square (has right angles)	escuare	adjective
squash plant	ayoteira	noun
squashing, treading (grapes)	pisa	noun
squeeze (out)	egsprimir [egspres-]	verb
squid, calamari	calamari	noun	Spanish
squirrel	esquiro	noun	Portuguese: esquilo from Latin scuriolus; Catalan: esquirol; French: écureuil; Italian: scoiattolo; Occitan: esquiròl
stability	estabilitá	noun
stable	estábel	adjective
stable (building for horse)	cavalerisa	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese
stadium	estutchi	noun
staff (pole)	estaf	noun
staff, workforce (personnel), team/squad	plantilla	noun	Spanish: plantilla
stage fright, stage panic	pánico chénic	noun	Spanish: pánico escénico, miedo escénico
stage/level (of culture, geography)	estadj	noun
stages of growth	etapaz de crechimento, fasiz de crechimento	noun
stagnant	estancade	adjective
stagnate	estancar-se	verb
stagnation	estancamento	noun
stain	mancha	noun
stained glass window	vidriata	noun
stainless steel	atcheo inocsidábel	noun
staircase, stairway	escadaria	noun
stairs	escada	noun
stakeholder	accionista	noun
stakeholder (especially financial)	dipositario, dipositaria	noun
stall, booth at fair for temporary use	tchinami	noun
stammer, stutter	balbucir	verb	Spanish
stampede	estampida	noun
stand/persevere, endure; bear, put up with; support weight	suportar	verb
standard issue pistol	pistola de reglamento	noun
standard of living	le nivel de vida	noun
standstill	de efeitu suspensive	adjective
star	estrella [estel-]	noun
star, star-like planet, heavenly body	astro	noun
startle, embarrass	azorar	verb
stasis: period or state of inactivity or equilibrium.	estasi	noun
state actor	actor estatal	noun
state, country	estat	noun
state, jurisdiction within larger nation	cantón	noun
stateless router	rutador sens estat	noun
statement (public), press release, communiqué	comunicado	noun
statesman, statist	estatista	noun
static	estátic	adjective
station, post, depot (of bus or rail)	estación	noun
statistic	estadístico	noun
statistical (having to do with statistics)	estadístic	adjective
statistical analysis	análisi estadístic	noun
statistician	estadisticien	noun
stature, height of a person, tallness	estatura	noun
status quo: existing state of affairs	estatu-cuo	noun
status, standing, decree, statute	estatu	noun
statute, law, ordinance	estatuto	noun
stay (temporarily), sojourn	sedjornar	verb	Italian: soggiornare; French: séjourner
stay for a period of time, visiting a place, sojourn	sedjorn	noun	Italian: soggiorno; French: séjour
stay, being (somewhere)	estança	noun	Spanish: estancia
stay, remain, lie (be situated at)	ficar	verb
steadfast, unwavering, unshakeable, unbreakable	inquebrantábel	adjective	Spanish: inquebrantable
steadfastness, constancy	constança	noun	Italian: costanza; Spanish: constancia; Portuguese: constância; French: constance; Catalan: constància
steak, beef steak	bovsteica	noun
steak: slab of meat that is grilled	esteica	noun
steal	furtar	verb
steal, rob	robar	verb
steam (food)	estobar	verb
steamed	ale vapor; estobe	adjective
steamed (vegetables..)	estobade	adjective	Papiamentu
steel	atcheo	noun
steep	íngreme	adjective	Portuguese
steeple, church tower	campanario	noun
steer (a ship), set the course for	poner rumbo a	verb
steering wheel	volanti	noun
steganography	esteganografíê	noun
steganography	esteganografíê	noun	Spanish: esteganografía
stellar (but not in the sense of outstanding), star-like, pertaining to stars	estelare	adjective
step, level/grade	grado [gradu-]	noun
step, pace	paso	noun
stepbrother	irmanastro	noun
stepchild	fillastro	noun
steppe	estepa	noun
steps (of ladder), stairs	peldañoz	noun
stepsister	irmanastra	noun
stereo control	selector de estereo	noun
stereotyped, stereotypical	estereotipade	adjective
sterile, barren	estéril	adjective
sterilize	esterilizar	verb
stew	ghisado	noun
stew made with mostly pork and corn	tchampinol	noun
stew of slow-cooked meat	cassolet	noun	French: cassoulet
stew, saute	wusir	verb	Fr: roussir
stewardess (on flight)	aeromosa	noun
sticker	calcomania	noun	Sp: calcomania
stigmatize	estigmatizar	verb	Spanish
still, yet	ainda	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Portuguese	Spanish: todavía
stimulant	estimulanti	noun
stimulate	estimular	verb
stimulus, incentive, stimulation, encouragement	estímulo	noun
sting, stinger (of insect)	aghixón	noun
stingless bee	jicoti	noun
stingy, avaricious, miserly	avare	adjective
stingy, mean	amarete	adjective
stink	feder	verb
stink, stench	fedor	noun
stinking	fedorente	adjective
stinking toe tree, West Indian locust	guapinol	noun
stir, mix, blend	remover	verb
stochastic	estocástic	adjective
stock market crash	crach bursátil	noun
stock market, stock exchange	bursátil	adjective
stock up on, obtain, fill up, refuel on	abastecer-se	verb
Stoic	estóic	adjective	Portuguese: estóica; Spanish: estoica; French: stoïque
Stoic (person)	estóicien	noun	French: stoïcien
stolen, taken without consent	robade	adjective	Spanish: robada
stomach	estómago	noun
stomach, bowels	barica	noun	Papiamentu
stone fruits, fleshy fruits	drupaz	noun
stone, rock	pedra	noun
stoned, high on drugs	arribe	adjective
stony	pedregose	adjective
stop	parar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese
storage, storing	armacenadj	noun
store	garer	verb
store, warehouse, stock up (with), put into storage	armacenar	verb
storeable	armacenábel	adjective
storehouse of medicines, tinctures, or chemicals	apoteca	noun	Venetian, Greek
storeroom (of restaurant), food reserves	despensa	noun
stork	cigoña	noun	Judeo-Spanish
stork	cigoña	noun	French: cigogne; Italian: cicogna; Occitan: cigonha; Catalan: cigonya; Spanish: cigüeña; Portuguese: cegonha
storm sewer	drenadj de aguaz superfichal	noun
storm, tempest	tempestu	noun
story, tale, fable, legend	raconto	noun
story, tale; account/report of what happened	relato	noun
straight (ahead), direct	directe [directa-]	adjective
straight hair, smooth hair	cabello lise	noun
straight paths	sendaz directe	noun
straight-forward, straightforward, simple, modest	sencil	adjective	Sp:sencillo
straighten up, make orderly, gather back up	recoller	verb
straightforward	todo de un pieça	adjective	French: tout d’une pièce
strain (of virus etc.)	cepa	noun	Spanish/Portuguese/Galacian: cepa
strait, straits (geography)	estrito	noun
strand of yarn, thread	filo	noun
strange, odd	estrañe [estraña-]	adjective
strangely, oddly	estrañamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
stranger	estrañero	noun
strangle, choke, strangulate	estrangular	verb
strangulation	estrangulación	noun
strategic	estratégic	adjective
strategically	estratégicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
strategist	estratega	noun
strategy	estrategiê	noun
stratification	estratificación	noun
stratosphere	estratosfera	noun
stratospheric	estratosféric	adjective
stratum	estrato	noun
strawberries	frezaz	noun
stream, creek	arrujelo	noun	Spanish: arroyuelo from Pre-Roman: arrugia
street	callê	noun	Spanish: calle
street light	farol	noun
street urchin	escuñitzo	noun	Neapolitano: scugnizzo
street, road	estrada	noun
strength, fortitude, resolve	fortitud [-tudin-]	noun
strengthen, fortify, build/toughen up, make stronger	fortalecer [-esca-]	verb
strengthening, empowerment, boosting/promotion	potenciación	noun	Spanish: potenciación
streptococcal pharyngitis	faringiti estreptocócic	noun
stress, strain	estrés	noun
stretching, pulling, strain	estiramento	noun
strict	estricte	adjective
strident	estridente	adjective
strike (worker's)	welga	noun
strike up (a conversation); board up; embark upon (a business or negotiation); set up splint	entablar	verb
string (of stringed instrument)	cuerda	noun	Spanish
string or twine made from hemp	cañamo	noun
string, twine, thin rope	cabuya	noun
strip (narrow piece of something), stripe, fringe	franja	noun
striped	rayade	adjective
strive, struggle (towards), fight/push (for)	pugnar (por)	verb	Spanish: pugnar
stroke (of a pen)	estrica	noun	Venetian
stroller (for baby), cart (shopping), carriage	cotchi	noun
strong discussion, heated argument/fight	merequeteng	noun	Spanish (Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Nicaragua, Uruguay): merequetengue
strong liquor, brandy	miombo	noun
strong man, man of strength	forçudo	noun
strong, powerful (physically strong)	forte	adjective
strong, resistant	macase	adjective
structural	estructural	adjective
structure, product of building	estructura	noun
structured	estructurade	adjective
strudel: type of layered pastry with a filling that is usually sweet; baklava	estrudel	noun
struggle (for something), strive	lutchar	verb
struggle, effort towards a goal	lutcha	noun
struggle, use force, strain	puxar	verb
strum (a guitar)	estromar	verb
student	estudanti	noun
student body	corpo estudantil	noun	Galician/Portuguese: corpo estudantil; Italian: corpo studentesco; Spanish: cuerpo estudiantil
student, pupil, learner, scholar	êlievo, êlieva	noun	Italian: allievo; French: élève
studhorse	garañon	noun
studio apartment	apartamento monolocal	noun	Italian: appartamento monolocale; French: appartement d'une pièce
studious, bookish	estudose	adjective
study	estudar	verb
study, learning	estudo	noun
stuff, fill (peppers, cushion, toy)	rellenar	verb
stuff, thing, thingy	bagay	noun	Haitian Creole: bagay, Filipinio: bagay
stuffing, filling (food)	relleno	noun
stumble, trip, blunder	tropezón	noun
stupendous, wonderful, fantastic, great, marvelous	estupende	adjective	spanish: estupendo; italian: stupendo
stupidity	burresa	noun
style, manner	estilo	noun
stylish, chic, smart	chic	adjective
stylist (literature, hair), designer (technical)	estilista	noun
stylistic	estilistic	adjective
stymie, hinder, hold up, hamper	obstaculizar	verb
styrofoam	poliestireno egspandide	noun
sub-saharan	subsaharian	adjective
subatomic	subatomic	adjective
subcontinent	subcontinenti [subcontinent-]	noun
subdirectory	subdirectuôr	noun
subdivide lots of land for development	lotifiçar [lotifica-]	verb
subdivision	lotificación	noun
subdivision	subdivisión	noun
subject	subjetu	noun
subject (academic)	materia [materi-]	noun
subject matter	asumto	noun	Spanish: asunto; Catalan: asumpte; Latin: assumptus
subject: grammar, but not theme or topic; person, guy	sujetu	noun
subjective	subjetive	adjective
subjectual	subjetual	adjective
subjugate	subjugar	verb
subjugation	subjugación	noun
submission	sumisión	noun
submissive, docile	dócil	adjective
submit, be subject to	sumetir a	verb
submitted	sumetide	adjective
submitted	sumetidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
subnational	subnacional	adjective
suboptimal	subóptime	adjective
subordinate	subordenado	noun
subordinate	subordenar	verb
subroutine, procedure or function	subrutina	noun
subscribe (magazine, newspaper)	suscriver [suscrit-, suscrip-]	verb	French: souscrire; Italian: Sottoscrivere; Portuguese: Subscrever; Spanish: suscribir
subscribe (magazine, newspaper); sign (with one's signature a document, such as a check)	asinar	verb
subscribed	suscritu	past participle
subscriber	asinanti	noun
subscription	suscripción	noun
subscription (magazine, newspaper); signature	asinatura	noun
subsequent	subseghiente	adjective
subset	subconjunto	noun	Spanish: subconjunto
subsidy war	gherra de subsidios	noun	Spanish: guerra de subsidios
subsist, survive, retain the same state of existing	subsister	verb	from Middle French subsister and directly from Latin subsistere: to stand still or firm, take a stand, take position
subsistance	subsistença	noun
substance	substança	noun
substance, meat (colloquial)	enjundia	noun
substantial, full of substance	substanchose	adjective
substantial, significant	substanchal	adjective
substitute	substituir	verb
substitute, stand-in	substituto	noun
substitute, stand-in, replacement, person on reserve	suplenti	noun	Spanish:suplente
substituted	substituyú	verb		past tense of -uir verb
substitution	substitución	noun
substitutionary, substitute	substitutive; de substitución	adjective
subterfuge	subterfugio	noun
subterranean, underground	subterrane	adjective
subtextual	subtecstual	adjective
subtle	sutil	adjective
subtlety	sutilesa	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: sutileza; Catalan: subtilesa
suburb, outlying area	ravald	noun
suburbs, around or near town	cercaníê	noun
succeed at	succeder a	verb
success, outcome	égsito	noun	Spanish: éxito, Portuguese: êxito
successful	égsitose	adjective
succinct	sucinte	adjective
succulence	suculença	noun
such	tal	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
suck in	sorber	verb
sucrose	chucrosa	adjective
suction	succión	noun	French: succion; Portuguese: sucção; Spanish: succión
sudden slip that can make you painfully thump on the floor	deslisón	noun
sue, take someone to court	demandar	verb
suffer from, endure, suffer through, put up with	padecer [-esca-]	verb
suffer, bear (pain, weight, responsibility)	sufrir	verb
suffering	sufrimento	noun
suffering, ailment, medical condition	padecimento	noun	Spanish: padecimiento; Catalan: patiment
suffice it to say	baste cun dicer	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
suffice, be enough	bastar	verb
suffice, be enough, be sufficient	suficir	verb
sufficiency	suficiença	noun
sufficient	suficiente	adjective
suffix	sufixo	noun	Spanish
suffocate	sufocar	verb
suffocating	sufocante	adjective
suffocation	sufocación	noun
sugar bowl	chucreiro	noun
sugar cane	chucro de cana	noun
sugar-cane liquor, Brazilian white rum	cachasa	noun
sugar: chucro is sugar obtained from sugar cane, asuca is any kind of sugar	chucro, asucá	noun
suggest, hint at	sugerir [sugest-]	verb
suggestion	sugestión	noun
suggestion, suggesting, prompt	sugerença	noun	Spanish: sugerencia, Italian: suggerimento
suicidal	suicide	adjective
suicide, murder of oneself	suicidio	noun
suit (clothes, improve in some way, advantage	favorecer [-esca-]	verb
suit (men's), gear (that is worn on body)	terno	noun
suit, outfit (combination of clothes)	traxi	noun	traje (Spanish)
suitable, becoming, adequate	conveníbel	adjective
suitcase	petaca	noun
suitcase	maleta	noun	Spanish: maleta
suitcase (when traveling)	valisa	noun	French: valise, Spanish: valija
sulphur	asufri [sulfur-]	noun
sulphuric	sulfúric	adjective
sum, total	suma	noun
summarize	rezumir	verb
summary, synopsis	sumario	adjective
summary: dispensing with needless details or formalities	sumare	adjective
Summer	verano	noun
summer	estíu	noun	Catalan/Occitan: estiu; Sardinian: istadi; Spanish: estío; Portuguese: estio
summit (political)	cumbrê	noun	Spanish: cumbre
summon, convene; site, place; erect (statue)	emplacer	verb
summon, notify; convene	convocar	verb
summons, emplacement (a place where something is located)	emplacimento	noun
sumo wrestling	sumo	noun
sumptuous: splendid and expensive- looking	suntuose	adjective
Sun	Sol	noun
sun shielding	blindadj solare	noun
Sunday	dumingo	noun
sunlight that filters through the leaves of trees	comorebi	noun
sunshade, parasol	parasol	noun
superficial	superfichal	adjective
superfluous	superflue	adjective
superhuman	sobrê-human	adjective
superior	superiore	adjective
superiority	superioritá	noun
supermarket	supermercado	noun
supernatural	sobrênatural	noun
superpower	superpussança, superpotença	noun		French: superpuissance
superstition	superstición	noun
supervenience: topic-neutral, dependency relation that typically holds between facts or sets of properties	superveniença	noun	Spanish: superveniencia; Catalan: superveniència; Portuguese: superveniência; French: survenance
supplant: supersede and replace	suplantar	verb
supplement	suplimentar	verb
supplement	suplimento	noun
supplemental	suplimental	adjective
supplentary	suplimentare	adjective
supplication	suplicación	noun
supplies to, ministers	suministrar	verb
supply	abastecimento	noun
supply	abasto	noun
supply (a need)	suplir	verb
supply, provide	abastecer [-esca-]	verb
supply, provide, furnish	surtir	verb	Spanish: surtir
support (architectural/engineering), bracket (for shelves), foundation (of idea/hypothesis)	suporti	noun	Spanish: soporte
support (moral or otherwise)	apoyo	noun
supporter, person in favor of	partidario	noun
supporter, sympathizer	simpatizanti	noun
suppose	suponer [supust-, supusi-, suponga-, suposi-]	verb
supposed	supuste, suponide	adjective
supposed	supustu, suponidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
supposedly	supustamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
supposing	suponente	adjective
supposition	suposición	noun
suppository	suposituôr	noun
suppress	suprimir [supres-]	verb
supranational: having power or influence that transcends national boundaries or governments	supranacional	adjective
supraterritorial	supraterritorial	adjective
supremacy	suprémacia	noun
supreme	supreme	adjective
surface	superfichi [superfich-]	noun
surgeon	chirurgien	noun	French: chirurgienne; Italian: chirurgo; Spanish: cirujano; Portuguese: cirurgião
surgery	chirurgíê	noun	French: chirurgie; Spanish: cirugía; Portuguese: cirurgia
surgical, operative (in medicine, physiology)	chirúrgic	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	adj	Spanish: quirúrgico; Portuguese: cirúrgico;
surmount, prevail over, overcome	sobrêmonter	verb
surname, last name, family name	apellido	noun
surpass	sobrêpasar	verb
surpass, exceed, go beyond	rebasar	verb
surplus	superávit	noun	Spanish
surplus, excess	eccedenti	noun	Spanish: excedente
surplus, excess, exceeding	eccedente	adjective	Spanish: excedente
surprise	surpresa	noun
surprise, be surprising	surprender	verb
surprising, amazing	surprendente	adjective
surround (with friends, strangers)	enturer	verb
surround, encircle	environer	verb
surround, fence in, enclose (land/garden)	cercar	verb	Spanish: cercar
surveil, survey, on the watch	sobrêvellar	verb
surveillance, controlled watch	sobrêvellança	noun	Italian: sorveglianza; French: surveillance
survival	sobrêvivença	noun
survive	sobrêviver	verb
survivor	sobrêviventi	noun
susceptibility	susceptibilitá	noun
susceptible	susceptíbel	adjective
suspect	suspetchar	verb
suspect (person)	suspetchoso, suspetchosa	noun
suspect, suspicious, questionable	suspetchose	adjective
suspend	suspender [suspens-]	verb
suspended	suspendidu	past participle
suspended, hanging	suspense	adjective
suspension bridge	ponti colgante, brugo colgante	noun
suspensive, suspensory	suspensive	adjective
suspicion	suspecha	noun
suspicion, mistrust	suspicacia, suspicacitá	noun
suspicious (person, behavior)	suspechose	adjective
sustain, hold	sustener [sustuvi-, sustenga-]	verb
sustainability	sustenibilitá	noun
sustainable	susteníbel	adjective
sustaining	sustenente	adjective
sustenance	sustenença	noun
SUV: Sports Utility Vehicle	vehícul utilitarie esportive (VUE)	noun	Spanish: vehículo utilitario deportivo; Portuguese: utilitário esportivo
swallow/scarf down (food), gulp down	tragar	verb
swallowed, engulfed (by)	engolide (per)	adjective
swamp	zuampo	noun
swan	cisna	noun
swear, take an oath	jurar	verb
sweat, perspiration	sudor	noun
sweater	tchompa	noun
Sweden	Suedia, Swedia	noun
Swedish	suedese, swedese	adjective
Swedish (language and person)	suedech, swedech	noun
sweep, raid, landslide (election)	barrida	noun
sweep, sweep clean	barrer	verb
sweet	dolce	adjective
sweet potato	camoti, batata dolce	noun
sweeten and/or preserve, candy	conditar	verb
sweetest	dolcíssime	adjective
sweetscented marigold	pericon	noun
swell	inchar	verb
swell, heave/roll	hul	noun	French: houle
swim	najar, zuemer	verb
swimming pool	pichina	noun
swimming trunks	zuembruch	noun
Swiss	suitse, switse	adjective
Swiss (person)	suitso, switso	noun
switch (electrical)	înterruptor	noun	Spanish: interruptor
switch (in electronics), interruptor	suitch	noun
switch for riding a horse	fusta	noun
Switzerland	Suitsea, Switsea	noun
swollen	inchade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
swollen	inchadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
syllabic	silábic	adjective
syllable	silaba	noun
symbiosis	simbiosi	noun
symbiotic	simbiótic	adjective
symbol	símbol	noun
symbolic	simbólic	adjective
symbolism	simbolismo	noun
symmetrical	simétric	adjective
symmetry	simetríê	noun
sympathetic, likeable	simpátic	adjective
sympathize, be sympathetic to	simpatizar cun	verb
symphonic	simfónic	adjective
symphony	simfoníê	noun
symphony orchestra	orquestra simfónic	noun
symptom	síntoma	noun
symptomatic	sintomátic	adjective
symptomology	sintomatologíê	noun
synagogue	caxel	noun	Judeo-Spanish
synchronize	sincronizar	verb	Spanish
synchronized	sincronizade	adjective	Spanish
synchrony	sincroníê	noun
syncretic	sincrétic	adjective
syncretism	sincretismo	noun
syndrome	síndromi	noun
synecdoche	sinécdoqui	noun	French: synecdoche, Catalan: sinècdoque, Spanish: sinécdoque, Portuguese: sinédoque
synecdochic	sinecdóquic	adjective
synergetic	sinérgic	adjective
synergetics	sinergetica	noun
synergism	sinergismo	noun
synergy	sinergíê	noun
synopsis	sinopsi	noun
synoptic	sínoptic	adjective
synoptics: the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke	evangeliz sinóptic	noun
syntactic	sintáctic	adjective
syntax	sintacsi [sintáct-]	noun
synthesis	síntesi	noun
synthesize	sintetizar	verb
synthetic	sintétic	adjective
syrup	sarobi	noun	Spanish: jarabe; Portuguese: xarope; French: sirop; Catalan: xarop
syrupy, sugary	sarobose	adjective	Portuguese: xaroposo; French: sirupeuse; Romanian: siropos; Italian: sciropposo
system	sistema	noun
systematic: carried out using step-by-step procedures; of, characterized, or constituting a system	sistemátic	adjective
systematically	sistematicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
systematicity	sistematicitá	noun
systemic: systemwide or deeply engrained in the system	sistémic	adjective
t-shirt	camiseta	noun
tab (in web browser)	pestaña	noun
tabernacle	tabernácul	noun
table (furniture)	mesa	noun
table (set of facts), spreadsheet	tábul	noun
table of contents	tábul de contenido	noun
tablecloth, cloth that covers up furniture	tovalla	noun	Catalan: estovalles; Italian: tovaglia
tabloids	tabloidêz	noun	Spanish: tabloides
tabular, of tables and/or columns	tabulare	adjective
tabulated	tabulade	adjective
tachograph	tacógrafo	noun
tacit, implied or widely understood	tácite	adjective
tacky	cafone	adjective
tacos: traditional Mexican dish composed of a corn or wheat tortilla folded or rolled around a filling.	tacoz	noun
tactic	táctic	adjective
tactician	tacticien	noun
tactile, tactual	táctil	adjective
tadpole	bumbulu	noun
tag/label (commerce, computing)	etiqueta	noun	Spanish
Tagalog	tagalo	noun
tagged port, trunk port (in networking)	porto troncal	noun	Spanish: puerto troncal
tagging, labeling	etiquetadj	noun
tail (of animal)	rabo	noun
tail of jacket or suit, flap; gable (architecture)	faldón	noun
tail, coda (in music)	coda	noun
tailgate (of pickup truck)	porta trasere	noun	Spanish: puerta trasera
tailgate, follow closely while driving	manexar pegade ale vehícul de delanch	verb	Latin American Spanish: manejar pegado al vehículo de delante
tailor	sastri	noun
tailor	aufayati	noun
Tajikistan	Tagiquistôn	noun
take a hold of, f*** (vulgar)	coxer	verb	Spanish: coger
take a photograph	sacar un fotografo	verb
take advantage of	aprovetchar	verb	Spanish
take care of	acupar-se de	verb
take control/possession of, take over (business), take hold of	adueñar-se (de)	verb
take off (airplane, rocket), detach/unstick, be successful (business)	despegar	verb	Spanish: despegar
take out a policy	sacar un pólisa	verb
take out, get out; draw (a revolver); stick out (tongue)	sacar	verb
take possession of, take as one's own; arrogate	apropiar	verb
take revenge	venjar-se	verb
take root, make ingrained	arraigar	verb
take shelter, protect oneself, wrap oneself up	abrigar-se	verb
take sides	tomar partido	verb
take, drink	tomar	verb
talent, gift (ability)	donu	noun	Spanish: don; Italian: dono
talented trader of goods even in a slow economy	bachec	noun
talk excessively	papiar	verb	Spanish: papear
talk, catch-up with a friend	tchintchar	verb	Romansch
talk, speak	favlar	verb	Spanish: hablar + Portuguese: falar
talkative	favladore	adjective
talkativeness, loquacity, loquaciousness	locuacitá	noun
tall	tarae	adjective
tall	chelse	adjective	Latin: cels-
tall fern, bracken	feletcho	noun	Spanish: helecho; Leonese: feleitu, feichu; Galician: fieito, fento
tallness, high stature	chelsitud [-tudin-]	noun
tamale: pocket of corn dough stuffed with a sweet or savoury filling, wrapped in banana leaves or cornhusks and steamed. Fillings vary from meats and cheeses to fruits, vegetables, chillies and mole.	tamali	noun
tamarillo	tamarillo	noun
tame	domar	verb
tangible	tangíbel	adjective
tanned, bronzed	morene	adjective
tape (strip or audio/video cassette)	cinta	noun
tape recorder	magnetofono	noun
tape: adhesive strip	cinta adhesive	noun
tapestry	tapiseria	noun
taphonomy	tafonomíê	noun
task, chore	tasca	noun
task, homework	tarea	noun
taste	saver	verb
taste (wine), sample (a drink or food)	catar	verb
taste like	tener savor de	verb
taste, flavor	savro, savor	noun
tasty and delicious, yummy	hetere	adjective	Guarani: hetereí
tasty, delicious	savrose	adjective
taurine	taurina	noun
tautological	tautológic	adjective
tautology	tautologíê	noun
tavern	taverna	noun
tax free	egsemto de împustoz	adjective	Spanish: exento de impuestos
tax, imposition, and/or responsibilities of a town	villazgo	noun
tax, levy a tax on, burden	gravar	verb
tax, place fine/duty on	tacsar	verb
taxa (species)	tagsa	noun
taxation	tacsación	noun
taxes (on income)	împustoz	noun
taxi driver	tacsista	noun
taxi, cab	tacsi	noun
taximeter: mechanical or electronic device installed in taxicabs and auto rickshaws that calculates passenger fares based on a combination of distance travelled and waiting time	tacsimetro	noun
taxonomic	tagsonómic	adjective
taxonomist	tagsonomista	noun
taxonomy	tagsonomíê	noun
tea: prepared, ready to serve	tcha	noun
teacher, instructor	enseñanti	noun
teacher, master (title for skillful and experienced mechanic, chef, carpenter, mason, etc)	mayestro	noun
teaching, instruction	enseñamento	noun
teaching, lesson, education	enseñança	noun
teaching, tutoring	docença	noun	Italian: docenza; Spanish: docencia; Catalan: docència
teaching, tutoring	docente	adjective
teahouse	tchahaus	noun
teak; large deciduous tree with small, fragrant white flowers	teca	noun
team	de equipo	adjective
team	equipo	noun
team effort	labor de equipo, treballo de equipo	noun
team of horses	tiro de cavaloz	noun
team spirit	espritu de equipo	noun
teapot	tchadeira	noun
tear	lagrima	noun
tear gas	lacrimogenas	noun
tear-producing, weepy, tear jerking	lacrimógene	adjective
tease (literally suckle the rooster)	mamar galo	verb
teasing (derisive or joking), sardonic	burlone	adjective
teasing, buzz; dance workout	zumba	noun
technic, technical	tecnic	adjective
technically	tecnicamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
technique, technic	técnica	noun
techno-nationalism	nacionalismo tecnológic, tecno-nacionalismo	adjective	Spanish: tecno-nacionalismo, Portuguese: nacionalismo tecnológico
technocracy	tecnocraciê [tecnocrat-]	noun
technocrat	tecnócrata	noun
technocratic	tecnocrátic	adjective
technology	tecnologíê	noun
tectonic plates	placaz tectónic	noun
tedious	tediose	adjective
teenager, adolescent	adolescenti	noun
teleconference	teleconferença	noun
telegram	telegrama	noun
telegraphy	telegrafíê	noun
telemechanics	telemecánica	noun
teleological	teleológic	adjective
telephone	teléfono	noun
telephone booth, place of communicating and visiting (e.g. visiting room in prison)	locutorio	noun
telephone conversation	conversación telefónic	noun
telephonic	telefónic	adjective
telephony	telefoníê	noun
telescope	telescopio	noun
televiewer, viewer	telespectador	noun	French: téléspectateur/téléspectatrice, Spanish: telespectador
television	televizive	adjective
television channel, network	redi de televizión	noun
television news	teledjornau	noun
television program	emisión de televizión	noun
television set	televizor	noun
television, TV	televizión	noun
tell fibs and lie extravagantly	macanear	verb
tell someone to leave	corretear	verb
tell, say	dicer [dix-, ditch-, diga-, dir-, -dicc-]	verb	Latin: dicere
tembre	timbur	noun
temper (steel); increase strength of; make rigid (metal)	templar	verb
temperate, mild (climate)	temperade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
temperate, mild (climate)	temperadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
temperature	temperatura	noun
tempered (steel)	templade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
tempered (steel)	templadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
tempestuous	tempestuose	adjective
temple	templo	noun
temple: side of the head behind the eyes; Latin: tempus	tempor	noun
tempo: referring to time in music	tempo	noun
temporal lobe	lobul têmporal	noun
temporal: related to time or existence in this life relative to the eternal.	têmporal	adjective
temporarily	têmporaremén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
temporary nature, of a time but for a time	têmporalitá	noun
temporary: not permanent, for a limited time	têmporare	adjective
tempt; feel/probe	temtar	verb
temptation	temtación	noun
tempting, appealing	temtadore	adjective	Portuguese/Galcian/Spanish: tentadora/tentador
ten-stringed lyre	lira de dieç cuerdaz	noun
tenacious	tenace	adjective
tenacity	tenacitá	noun
tenant	inquilino	noun
tend (towards something): be inclined to	tender	verb
tendency, inclination	tendença	noun
tendentious: having a definite purpose	tendenchose	adjective
tender, warm-hearted, mellow	terne	adjective	Spanish: tierno; Portuguese: terno
tenderness	ternura	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
tendon	tendón [+:tendónz]	noun
tenet, outset/beginning	principio	noun
tennis	tenis	noun
tenor guitar	ghitara tenore	noun
tens (used to accentuate a number), dozens	decinas (de)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tens of	decenaz de	noun
tense in grammar, time	têmpo [têmpor-]	noun
tent (for camping)	carpa	noun
tepee	tipi	noun	English originally from Lakota
tepid, lukewarm	tebie	adjective	Spanish: tibio, Catalan: tèbia, Italian: tiepido, French: tiède
terabit (Tb): 1024 gigabits	terabît	noun
terabyte (TB): 1024 gigabytes; 2 to the 40th power bytes	terabaitê, teraoctet	noun
term, installment	plazo	noun	Spanish: plazo, Portuguese: prazo
terminable, something that (eventually) ends	terminábel	adjective
terminal lobe	lobul terminal	noun
terragenesis	terrigénesi	noun
terrain (the lay of the land), ground (when referring to location or jurisdiction)	terreno	noun
terrarium	terrariu	noun
terrestrial	terrestre	adjective
terrestrial planet	planeta terrestre	noun
terrible	terríbel	adjective
terrible, dreadful	pésime	adjective
terrible, horrid, frightful, awful	espantábel	adjective
terribly	terribelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
terrigenous: land-produced	terrigene	adjective
territorial, regional	territorial	adjective
territory: place of earth	territorio	noun
terrorism	terrorismo	noun
terrorist	terrorista	noun
tertiary	terciare	adjective
test tube, glass tube used in chemistry	vitro	noun
test, quiz, exam (school, learning)	test	noun
test, try out, rehearse; practice	enseyar	verb
testament	testimento	noun
testify	testimoñar; testifiçar	verb
testimonial, professional reference	testimoño de estima	noun
testimony	testimoño	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Latin: testimonium; Spanish: testimonio; Portuguese: testemunho
tetrarch	tetrarc	noun
Texas (alternative historical timeline)	Texas	noun
text	tecstu	noun
textile	tecstiel	noun
textile	tecstil	adjective
textual	tecstual	adjective
textural	tecstural	adjective
texture	tecstura	noun
Thai (language)	Tailandech	noun
Thailand	Tailand	noun
Thailand, Siam	Tailandia	noun
than the one that was	de que le que será	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Thank goodness...	Engratça a Deo...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Thank you very much!	¡Engratça bocu!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Thank you!	¡Engratça!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
thank, be grateful for	agradecer [-esca-]	verb
thankful, grateful	agradecide	adjective
Thanks (when server brings something at restaurant, or someone hands you something you asked for)	Dangú	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Papiamentu Danki from Dutch
that	esse	adjective
that (connects to subordinate clauses), as (the same as), than (greater than, less than)	que	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
that (thing)	esso	noun
that which (in relative clauses)	le que	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
that [noun, pronoun] has/have [past participle]	que [substantivo, pronomi] hayam [participio pasade]	verb		Present perfect subjunctive (that comes after the present indicative)
That's not my policy	essa na es mev sistema	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
thaw: an improvement in the relationship between two countries	tôo	noun	English: thaw
the	le, l'	article or demonstrative
the absolute truth	neta	noun
the absurd	l'absurdo	noun
the accused, the guilty	culpado	noun
the advocacy of	l'apoyo a	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	phrase	Italian: l’appoggio a
the Almighty	Todopussanti	noun
The Anglosphere	anglofonia	noun
the annointed, the elect	ungido	noun
the best	le mellor...	comparative or superlative
the best performance	le mellor actuación	noun
the Blessed (people)	bienaventuradoz	noun
The chimney always smoked.	Le chîminea semprê estava echandu fumo.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
the division of labor	le división de treballo	noun
the drowsiness that follows eating a big meal	abioco	noun	Italian: abbiocco
the east	l'orienti	noun
the economics of, the financial aspects of	l'aspectu económic de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
the Establishment; directing class	le clasi dirigiente	noun
the Everlasting God; the Eternal	l'Eterno	noun
the final stages	l'últime etapaz	noun
the first tentative steps towards democracy	le primare pasoz vacilante acia le democraciê	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
The Francosphere, Francophonie	francofonia	noun
the free world	le mundi libre	noun
the frenzied pace of life	le ritmo de vida frenetic	noun
the geographical scope	l'ámbito geográfic	noun
the Good News	le bone noticia	noun
the height of excellence or quality	le bíz-niz	noun		from the bee's knees (an American colloquialism from the 1920s)
the human factor	le feitor human	noun
the Last Supper	l'Últime Dena	noun
the least, smallest	le menor...	comparative or superlative
the letter X	equis	noun
the Living God	Le Deo Xayême	noun
The Lusosphere, Lusophony	lusofonia	noun
the member nations	le naciónz pertenecente	noun
the most	le mais...	comparative or superlative
the Most High	Altíssimo	noun
the next year (in past time)	l’añu seghiente	noun
the oil industry	l'îndustria petrolere	noun
the oldest (when referring to people), the greatest	le mayor...	comparative or superlative
the Oval Office	le Despatcho Oval	noun
the planning stage, the planning period	l'etapa de preparación	noun
the press	le prensa	noun
the ratio of...and....; the relation between	le relación entre...i...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
the realm of politics	domein dele política	noun
the Renaissance	le Rinaicimento	noun
the rest, others	demae	adjective
the Security Council of the United Nations	le Concilio de Seguritá dele Naciónz Unide	noun
the table is set	le mesa estam puste	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
the way	le fason	noun
the west	l'occidenti	noun
the whole world, everyone (in the world)	todo le mundi	noun
the whole world, the entire world	le mundi entere, l'entere mundi	noun
the worst	le peor...	comparative or superlative
theater, theatre	tiatro	noun
theatrical	tiatral	adjective
theistic	teístic, teíste	adjective
thematic	temátic	adjective
theme, topic (subject)	tema	noun
then, later (on), afterwards	luego	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Theodore, Teodor (name)	Teodor	noun
theologian	teologo	noun
theological	teológic	adjective
theology	teologíê	noun
Theophilus	Teófilo	noun
theoretical	teóric	adjective
theoretical model	modelo teóric	noun
theoretically	teoricamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
theory	teoríê	noun
theosophist	teosofo	noun
theosophy	teosofíê	noun
therapeutic	terapéutic	adjective
therapy	terapia	noun
there	alí	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
There are seven days in a week.	Lía 7 díaz en un setmana.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
there aren't; there isn't	na lía	verb
there, in that place	ají	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
therefore, thus, hence	por tanto	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
therefore/so	así que	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
thermal expansion	egspansión térmic	noun
thermal, related to heat	termal	adjective
thermic, thermal, heated	térmic	adjective
thermochemistry	termoquímica	noun
thermodynamic	termodinámic	adjective
thermodynamics	termodinámica	noun
thermogenic	termogénic	adjective
thermometer	termometro	noun
thermonuclear	termonucleare	adjective	French: thermonucléaire
thermosphere	termosfera	noun
thermospheric	termosféric	adjective
thermostat	termostato	noun
thesaurus	tésauro	noun
thesis	tesi [-tétic]	noun
they (have) made the switch	elez hau fetchu le transición de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
they, for him or her	Ell	pronoun		gender-neutral pronoun
thicken, weave together	espesar	verb
thicket, dense plant growth	burrusco	noun
thief	ladrón	noun
thin (person, animal), not fat	magre	adjective
thin (wire, layer, cable), fine (paper, hair)	fine	adjective
thin cresent-shaped cookie glazed with sugar	guaracha	noun
thin film	película delgade	noun
thing	cosa	noun
thing that helps someone sleep	dormuôr	noun
thing that saves/reserves water	reservuôr	noun
thingamajig, large thing or object	armatutchi	noun
think (regarding an opinion of)	tincar	verb
think something up, brainstorm	cerebrar	verb	Lunfardo
think, plan (ahead)	pensar	verb
thirst	segi	noun
thirsty	segiente	adjective
Thirty Years War	Gherra de Trenta Añuz	noun
this, these	esto	noun
this, these, that (nearby)	este	adjective
thorough knowledge of the subject	conocimento profunde dele tema	noun
thorough, done carefully, scrupulous, methodical, conscientious	escrupulose	adjective	Portuguese: escrupuloso
those, that over there	quelle	adjective
those, that thing over there; those things over there	quello	noun
though, although (while)	aunque	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
thought-provoking, stimulating	sugestive	adjective
thoughts	pensamentoz	noun
threaten, menace	amenaçar	verb	Spanish: amenazar; Portuguese: ameaçar; Italian: minacciare; French: menacer
thrilled, extremely happy	contentíssime	adjective
throat	garjen	noun
throb/beat (of heart, etc)	latido	noun
throb/beat (of heart, etc)	latir	verb
through the bond of peace	medjante le víncul dele paç	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
through, along, across; undetermined general time (during)	atravérs de	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
throw away, waste; spill a drink	botar	verb
throw out	egspulsar	verb
throw, toss (dice, a ball)	echar	verb	Spanish
thumb	duis	noun
thunder	tôndera	noun
thunder	truno	noun
Thursday	xovey	noun
thyme (spice), thymus vulgaris	tomillo	noun	Spanish: tomillo
Tibet	Tíbet	noun
tick tack toe	equis cero	noun
ticked off (upset); stung	picade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
ticked off (upset); stung	picadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ticket (admission, plane/bus), coupon	boleto	noun	Mexico and Latin America Spanish: boleto
ticket window	taquia	noun
tickling	cochquilla	noun	Spanish: cosquillas/cosquilleo, Portuguese: cócegas
tidiness, elegance, meticulousness, refinement	pulcritud [-tudin-]	noun
tidy, arranged, ordained	ordenade [ordenada-]	adjective		Past participle adjective form
tidy, arranged, ordained	ordenadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
tidy, smartly dressed, elegant, meticulous	pulcre	adjective
tie (friendship, business...), link	víncul	noun	Spanish: vínculo
tie (music)	ligadura	noun
ties (political...), lassos, decorative bow/knot	lasoz	noun
tiger	tigrê	noun
tighten, squeeze	apretar	verb	Judeo-Spanish
tile (of roof)	tella	noun	mix of French and Spanish
tile, roof with tiles	tellar	verb
time span, age, period	época	noun
time spent after a meal, hanging out with family or friends, chatting and enjoying each other's company	sobrêmesa	noun
time zone	fuso uorare	noun
time, moment, a while	estona	noun	Catalan (Spanish = rato)
timescale	escala de têmpo	noun
timetable	uorario	noun	Spanish: horario; Portuguese: horário
timetable, schedule	cronograma	noun	Portuguese: cronograma
timid	tímide	adjective
timidity	timiditá	noun
Timor	Timor	noun
tip for services rendered (usually used for	baquechich	noun	Turkish
tip, clue	gica	noun
tipping point	puntu de înflecsión	noun
tire, get tired	cansar	verb
tire, tyre	peneuma, neuma	noun	Spanish: neumático; French: pneu
tired	cansade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
tired	cansadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
tired and brain doesn't seem to want to work	enzalanue	adjective	Neapolitan:nzalanudo
tiredness, weariness, fatigue	cansanción	noun
tireless, indefatigable, unflagging	infatigábel	adjective	French/Spanish: infatigable; Italian: infaticabile
tiring	cansante	adjective
tiring, fatiguing, tiresome, wearisome	fatigante	adjective	Spanish; French: fatigant
titanic	titánic	adjective
titanium, sociological factors	titaniu	noun
title, headline	títul	noun
Titus	Tito	noun
to (motion towards, location); on or at (time)	a	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
to be in the mood to do...	estar de humor a facer	verb
to support	para mantener	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
to the (contraction: a le)	ale	article or demonstrative
to the side of, beside, alongside (preposition) à côté de	ale lado de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
to where	a onde	interrogative, question word
toad	sapo	noun
toast (bread)	tostada	noun
toast , roast	tostar	verb
toasted	tostadore	adjective
toaster (for bread)	tostapaña, tostadora	noun
toaster oven	forno tostadore	noun	Spanish: horno tostador [+: hornos tostadores]
tobacco	tabaco	noun
today	ojui	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	French: aujourd'hui; Italian: oggi; Spanish: hoy; Portuguese: hoje
toe	dedo de pied	noun
toe	tenchi	noun	St. Lucian
together	ensemu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Occitan: ensèm from Latin: insimul; French: ensemble
together with, next to	juntos	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
together, joined	junte	adjective
together, jointly	juntamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
toilet	retreti	noun
toilet paper roll, TP	papel igiénic, pe-i	noun
tolerable	tolerábel	adjective
tolerance	tolerança	noun
tolerate	tolerar	verb
toleration	toleración	noun
toll, passage rights	portazgo	noun
tomahawk	tômahac	noun
tomatillo	tomatillo	noun
tomato	tomati	noun
tomato paste	concentrado de tomati	noun
tomato puree	purey de tomatiz	noun
tomb, grave	tumba	noun
tombstone	lápida (sepulcral)	noun
tombstone	lapidjo	noun	Portuguese: lapide, Italian: lapideo
tome: single volume of many books; one section of a literary piece	tomo	noun
tomorrow	demañá	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Catalan: demà; Portuguese: amanhã; Spanish: mañana; French: demain
tonal	tonal	adjective
tone, pitch (music)	tono	noun
tongs	tenatsa	noun
tongue; means of verbal communication, spoken and written, in the human community.	lengua [lingu-]	noun
tonic made from the oil of American palm nut, used in hair conditioner	batana	noun
tonic: root note in music	tónico	noun
tonight	este notchi	noun
too, too much, excessively	demasiado	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tool, utensil, furniture	utensilio	noun
tools (of iron or steel)	ferramentaz	noun
tools and equipment	utilladj	noun	Spanish: utillaje
tooth [+:teeth]	denti [+:dentiz, dent-]	noun
toothbrush	cepillo dental	noun	Spanish: cepillo de dientes, cepillo dental; French: brosse à dents; Catalan: raspall de dents; Portuguese: escova de dentes
toothpaste	dentifrico	noun
top, peak	tôpo	noun
top, summit	cumbi	noun
topical, external (use), clichéd, trite	tópic	adjective
topicality, subject of immediate relevance	actualitá	noun
topographic, topographical	tôpográfic	adjective
topography	tôpografíê	noun
tornado	tornado	noun
torrential, pouring hard, gushing out	torrencial	adjective
tortilla chip	totopo	noun	Mexican Spanish: totopo
tortillas: small flatbread made of finely ground flour or corn	tortillaz	noun
torture	tortura	noun
total	total	adjective
total	totau	noun
totem	tótem	noun
touch	tuchar	verb
touchable	tuchábel	adjective
tough like iron	ferre	adjective
tourist	turista	noun
tourist area, tourist locality	turístic localitá	noun
tourist, touristic	turístic	adjective
tournament	turnwa	noun	french: tournoi, German: Turnier
tow	dar remolqui	verb
tow away	remolcar [remolqu-]	verb
tow away zone	zona de remolqui	noun
towards (not necessarily implying arrival), by (date in future)	acia	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
towards one another	l'omez acia l'outroz	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
towel (for body)	toala	noun
tower	torrio	noun
towing, towage	remolqui	noun
toxic	tócsic	adjective
toxicology	tocsicologíê	noun
toy	juquêti	noun
toy store	juquêtería	noun
trachea, windpipe	tráquea	noun
tracheal	traqueal	adjective
track cyclist	pistard	noun	French/Italian/Romanian: pistard
track, rail (train, tram)	trija	noun	Portugues: trilho
traction	tracción	noun
tractor truck	cabezau	noun
tractor: motor vehicle that plows, drags, or pulls	tractor	noun
trade agreement	convenio comerchal	noun
trade fair, market	feira	noun
trade unionism	sindicalismo	noun
trade, commerce	comerço [comerch-]	noun
trade, do business (with)	comerchar	verb
trading post	entrepusto comerchal	noun	Portuguese: entreposto comercial
tradition	tradición	noun
traditional	tradicional	adjective
traditional Lenca ceremony that affirms peace between two parties	guancasco	noun
traditional long shirt/dress	cuchma	noun
traffic	coyotiar	verb
traffic jam	atasco de tráfico	noun
traffic light	semáforo	noun
traffic signal, red light; radio or phone signal	signau	noun
tragedian	tragicien	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: trágico
tragedy	tragediê	noun
tragic	trágic	adjective
train (that follows tracks)	trein	noun
train, acquire skills	capacitar-se	verb
train, coach, drill, exercise (muscles, memory)	ezercitar	verb
train, instruct how to do perform a job; drill (military)	adiestrar	verb
training	capacitación	noun
traitor	traidor	noun
trajectory: the path followed by a projectile	trajetorio	noun
tram, electric streetcar	bondi	noun
tranquilly, silently, peacefully	tranquilmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Trans-Pacific Partnership	Parceria Transpacífic de Coôperación Económic	noun	Spanish: Acuerdo Transpacífico de Cooperación Económica; Portuguese: Parceria Transpacífica
transatlantic barbarians	bárbaroz transatlántic	noun
transcend	transcender	verb
transcendental	transcendental	adjective
transcendentalism	transcendentalismo	noun
transcibe	transcriver	verb
transcontinental	transcontinental	adjective
transfer bridge	brugo transbordadore	noun
transfer, move/shift	transferir	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: transferir; French: transférer; Italian: trasferire
transfiguration (usually of Christ)	transfiguración	noun	Spanish
transform	transformar	verb
transformation	transformación	noun
transgenic, genetically-modified, GM	transgénic	adjective
transgress, infringe or violate agreed norms	transgredir [transgres-]	verb	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: transgredir
transgressor	transgresor	noun
transient, itinerant	transeúnte	adjective
transient, itinerant person	transeúnti	noun
transient, passing, transitory	transitorie	adjective
transigence	transigença	noun
transigent, willing to compromise or change position	transigente	adjective
transit: movement of people or goods	transito	noun
transition	transición	noun
transitional	transicional	adjective
translate	traducir [tradusca-, tradux-, traducc-]	verb
translation	traducción	noun
translator	traductor, traductriç	noun
transmission, act of transmitting	transmisión	noun
transmit, broadcast	transmitir	verb
transmitter	transmisor	noun
transmutable, able to be transformed	transmutábel	adjective
transmutation, change, transformation	transmutación	noun
transmute, change the physical appearance of	transmutar	verb
transnational	transnacional	adjective
transparency	transparença	noun
transparent	transparente	adjective
transport	transportar	verb
transportation	transporti	noun
trap, snare	trampa	noun
trapeze (device)	trapezio	noun
trapeze artist	trapezista	noun
trapezoid	trapezoidê	noun
trash, garbage	basura	noun
trauma	trauma	noun
traumatic	traumátic	adjective
traumatize	traumatizar	verb
traumatizing	traumatizante	adjective
travel, voyage	viadjar	verb
traveler, voyager	viadjero	noun
travesty	birria	noun
travesty of justice	parodi de justiça	noun
tray, platter	bandeja	noun	Portuguese: bandeja
treacherous	traicionare	adjective
treachery, betrayal, treason	traición	noun	Spanish: traición; Portuguese: traição
treachorous (attempt, intention); unpredictable and dangerous (ocean current); disloyal (leader)	traicionere	adjective
treachorously	traicioneramén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
treasury, treasure	tresoro	noun
treat	tratar	verb
treat kindly or with kindness	obsiquiar	verb
treatment	tratamento	noun
treaty, treatise	tratado	noun
treble clef (key of G)	clav de sol	noun
tree	árbor	noun
tree lizard	andoli	noun	St. Lucian
tree trunk	zoccu	noun
trek	caminata	noun	Spanish: caminata
trek, travel around, cover (distance)	recorrer	verb	Spanish: recorrer
tremble	tremlar	verb
tremble, hurry (out of fear)	trepidar	verb
tremendous	tremende	adjective
trench, ditch	zanxa	noun	Spanish
trendy, well-dressed adolescent	pavo/pava	noun
trepid, trembling from fear or terror	trepide	adjective
trepidation	trepidación	noun
trespasses, offenses	ofensaz	noun
trial, test, rehearsal	enseyo	noun
triangle	triangul	noun
triangular	triangulare	adjective
tribe	tribu	noun
tribunal	tribunau	noun
tribune, magistrate, head of a tribe	tribuno	noun
tricameral	tricambral	adjective
trick, ruse	truco	noun
trigger	gatillo	noun
trilateral	trilateral	adjective
trimester	trimestrê	noun
trimestrial	trimestrial	adjective
Trinidadian and Tobagonian	trinitense	adjective
trinitary	trinitare	adjective
trinity	trinitá	noun
trip, stumble, bump into, trip over	tropezar	verb
tripartite	tripartite	adjective
triple, threefold	triple	adjective
triptych: usually 3-fold painting	tríptico	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: tríptico
trite, worn-out	trillade	adjective
triumph	triomfo	noun
triumph over	triomfar sobrê	verb
triumphal	triomfal	adjective
triumphant	triomfante	adjective
triune	triune	adjective
trivial, banal	trivial	adjective
trivial, petty, insignificant	nimie	adjective
triviality, trivial matter, trite remark, banality	trivialitá	noun
Trojan horse	cavalo de Troya	noun
trombone	trombón	noun
troop: group of soldiers or servicemen	trupa	noun
trope	tropo	noun
trope, ditty, song with clever lyrics	trubo	noun
trophy	trofeo	noun
troposphere	troposfera	noun
tropospheric	troposféric	adjective
Trotskyism: theory of marxism advocated by Leon Trotsky	trotskismo	noun
Trotskyist	trotskista	noun
troubadour: lyric poet and musician	trubador	noun
trouble	encrenca	noun
trouble, disturb	turbar	verb
trouble-maker	encrenquero	noun
trousers, pants	carson	noun	Papiamentu
trowel	desplantador	noun
truce	tregua	noun
truck	camión	noun
truck driver	furgonero	noun
truly, really	realmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
truly, veritably, for real, verily	veritabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
trumpet	trompeta	noun
truncate	truncar	verb
trunk (of car)	bauli (de carro)	noun	Latin American Spanish: baúl; Portuguese: baú; Italian: baule
trunk (of elephant), proboscis (insect), snout (anteater), French horn	trompa	noun	Spanish, Catalan, Romanian: trompa; Portuguese: tromba; French: trompe
trunk (of tree, in anatomy, in botany), torso	tronco	noun
trunk, boot (British); porter: person who carries your luggage	maletero	noun	Spanish: maletero
trust building	construcción de confiança	noun	Spanish:construcción de confianza
trust: have faith in something or someone; rely	confiar [confide-]	verb
truthful, veritable, true, not false, real	veritábel [vera-]	adjective
try to do something (follow this with verb in the infinitive); deal with	tratar de	verb
tube	tubo	noun
tuberculosis	tuberculosi	noun
tuberculosis	tuberculosi	noun
tucked in (shirt); inside the pants	dêntro dele pantalón	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Tuesday	martey	noun
tumult, turmoil, uproar	tumultu	noun
tumultuous	tumultuose	adjective
tumulus, burial mound	túmulo	noun
tuna	atún	noun	Spanish: atún from Arabic al-tun
tune an instrument, tune up	acorder	verb
tune into, syntonize	sintonizar	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: sintonizar; French: syntoniser
tuner (on radio, walkie talkie, etc)	sintonizador	noun
tuner, tuning wrench	acorduôr	noun
tunic	túnica	noun
tuning (of radio, television), harmony (understanding)	sintoníê	noun	Spanish: sintonía; Portuguese: sintonia
tuning control	control de sintonización	noun
Tunisia	Tunisia	noun
tunnel	túnel	noun
turbidity current	currenti de turbidesa	noun
turbulence	turbulença	noun
turbulent	turbulente	adjective
Turk (Turkish person)	turco	noun
turkey (animal)	weholoti	noun
Turkey (country)	Turquía	noun
turkey (meat)	pavo	noun
turkic peoples	póbulez túrquic	noun
Turkish	turque	adjective
turkish (language)	turquech	noun
Turkish beverage made with anise	raqui	noun
Turkmen	turcomene	adjective
Turkmen	turcomeni	noun
Turkmenistan	Turcomenistôn	noun
turmeric	cúrcuma	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: cúrcuma; Italian/French: curcuma
turn (a wrench, key, etc)	turner	verb
turn (music)	grupeto	noun
turn and lock	estrofar	verb
turn around, turn about	vueltar	verb
turn down (heating), lower (glass, eyes, control)	beiser	verb
turn off, switch off, put out (make stop burning), quench	apagar	verb	Sp
turn, change the orientation of	volver [vuelt-]	verb
turn, rotation (on itself), lap	giro	noun	Spanish: giro
turn, time	veç [+:vecez]	noun
turn-of-the-century	dele cambio de sigul	adjective
turned	vuelte	adjective
turned	vueltu	past participle
turnover, revenue	feituramento	noun
turquoise: color	turcoise	adjective
turtle	tortuga	noun
tutelage, guardianship	tutela	noun	Spanish/Italian: tutela
tutelary	tutelare	adjective
twilight	crepúscul	noun
twin	gemele	adjective	Spanish: gemela
twins	magasa	noun	Haitian
twist (words), misconstrue, distort (meaning or words)	tergiversar	verb	sp
two-faced	fachidue	adjective
type	tipo	noun
type (on keyboard, typewriter)	taipear	verb
type of Carribean fruit	zicac	noun	St. Lucian
type of rodent	viscatcha	noun
typical	típic	adjective
typing	taipeo	noun
typing (usually on a computer keyboard or typewriter)	mecanografíê	noun	mecanografía
typology	tipologíê	noun
tyrannical	tiránic	adjective
tyranny	tiraníê	noun
ubiquitous	ubicue	adjective
ubiquity	ubicuitá	noun
ugly	lledge	adjective	Catalan: lleig, lletja, lleigs, lletges
ugly bird	paxaratcho	noun
ugly, nasty	maxose	adjective
Ukraine	Ucrania	noun
Ukrainian	ucrainech	noun
Ukrainian	ucranian	adjective
Ukrainian	ucraniano	noun
ulcer	úlcera	noun
ulcer (external), wound/sore	llaga	noun
ultra absorbent	superabsorbente	adjective	Spanish
ultra light	ultralevian	adjective
ultramodern	ultramoderne	adjective
umbrella	parachuva	noun
unacceptability	inacceptabilitá	noun
unacceptable	inacceptábel	adjective
unalterable, inalterable	inalterábel	adjective	French: inaltérable; Portuguese: inalterável; Spanish: inalterable
unambiguous	inambigue	adjective
unambiguous, straight, one-to-one (relation)	unívoque	adjective
unanimous	unánime	adjective
unbearable, inclement, unpleasantly cold or wet	inclemente	adjective
unbearable, unendurable	insuportábel	adjective
unbeaten, undefeated, unconquered	invicte	adjective
unbelief, incredulity, skepticism	incredulitá	noun
unbeliever, non-believer, pagan	incrédulo	noun
uncertainty	incertitud [-tudin-]	noun	French: incertitude, Spanish: incertidumbre, Italian: incertezza, Portuguese: incerteza
unchain, trigger, unfetter	desencadenar	verb
unchangeable, immutable	inmutábel	adjective		not liable to variation or variability
unclassified, not confidential	na-clasificade, na-confidenchal	adjective
uncle	oncul	noun
uncomfortable, awkward, cumbersome	incómode	adjective
uncomfortable, incommodious	desconfortábel	adjective
uncompromising, intransigent	intransigente	adjective
uncompromisingly	intransigentemén, sens compromiso	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish/Portuguese: intransigentemente; French: sans compromis
unconditional	incondicional	adjective
unconditional surrender	capitulación sens condiciónz	noun
unconditionally	incondicionalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
unconscious bias	sesgo inconchiente	noun
unconscious, unaware	inconchiente	adjective
unconscious, without consciousness	sens conocimento	adjective
unconstitutional	inconstitucional	adjective
uncontroversial: not open to question or dispute, incontrovertible	incontrovertíbel	adjective
unconventional, not conventional	original, na-convencional, peor convencional	adjective
uncountable, countless	incontábel	adjective
uncovered, not covered	na-cuberte	adjective
uncular	onculare	adjective
undeniable, unnegatable	innegábel	adjective	Portuguese: inegável; Spanish: innegable
undeniably	innegabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
under	abaiju de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
Under control	sub control	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
under oath	baiju juramento	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
under the aegis of	baiju le tutela de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: bajo la tutela de
under, in the control of	baiju	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
under-diagnosed	subdiagnosticade	adjective
underdeveloped	sutdesvelopadu	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Italian: sottosviluppato
underdeveloped, backward, late, overdue	atrasade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
underdeveloped, backward, late: after the scheduled time, overdue	atrasadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
undergraduate degree	títul universitare	noun
underground	subsulo	noun
underground cave that has no light	espelunca	noun
underhand, secretive, masked in some way	asolapade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
underhand, secretive, masked in some way	asolapadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
underline	suliñar	verb
undermined	indeterminade	adjective
underneath	por enbaiju	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
underneath, beneath	enbaiju	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
underpass, subway	sutpasadj	noun	Italian: sottopassaggio
underripe (fruit, vegetable), in between green and fully ripe	camague	adjective
understandable, comprehensible	comprensíbel	adjective
understandably	comprensibelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
understanding, knowledge, mind/consciousness	entendimento	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
undertake, start up, take up	emprender	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	verb	Spanish: emprender; Portuguese:empreender
undeserved, unmerited	inmerecide	adjective
undesirable	indesejábel	adjective	Spanish: indeseable; Catalan: indesitjable; Portuguese: indesejável
undetermined period, indefinite period	período indefinide	noun
undo	desfacer [desfetch-, desfici-, desfaga-, desfar-]	verb
undoing, perdition, ruin	perdición	noun
undone	desfetchu	past participle
undulate	undular	verb
undulating	undulante	adjective
undying, imperishable	imperecíbel	adjective
unequal	inegual	adjective
unequivocal, unambiguous	inequívoque, sens equívoque	adjective
unequivocally	inequivocamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
unethical	falte de ética	adjective
unethical	peor étic	adjective
unexcusable, inexcusable, unforgivable	inescusábel	adjective
unexpected, unforeseen	inesperade	adjective
unexplored, untraveled	inegsplorade	adjective
unfamiliar, not familiarized	na-familiarizade	adjective
unfamiliar, unknown	desconocide	adjective
unfavorable, inauspicious	desfavorábel	adjective
unfold, spread out, deploy	depleyar	verb
unforeseeable, unpredictable	imprevizíbel	adjective
unforeseen, unexpected	impriviste	adjective
unforgettable	inolvidábel	adjective
unfortunate	desafortunade [desafortunada-]	adjective		Past participle adjective form
unfortunate	desafortunadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
unfortunately	desafortunadamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
unfriendly	inamistose	adjective
unfriendly, hostile	hostil	adjective
ungoverned	desgovernade; na-governade	adjective
ungrateful	ingrate	adjective
unhappiness, infelicity	infelicitá	noun
unhappy	infelice, infeliç	adjective
unheard-of, outrageous, unprecedented	inaudite	adjective
unicameral	unicambral	adjective
unification	unificación	noun
unified	unificade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
unified	unificadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
uniform: of same size, shape, or color; unvarying	uniforme	adjective
uniform: same standard of attire	uniformi	noun
uniformity	uniformitá	noun
unify	unifiçar [unifica-]	verb
unifying	unificante	adjective
unilateral	unilateral	adjective
unimaginable	inimaxinábel	adjective
union, labor union	sindicato	noun
unique	únic	adjective
unite	unir	verb
united	unide	adjective
united	unidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
United Fruit Company	Yunai	noun
United States of America	Estatez Unide de América	noun
unity, oneness	unitá	noun
univarient	univariente	adjective
universal	universal	adjective
universal brotherhood of sharing, hospitality, and collaboration; being human to each other because we are all connected; the human personality (Article 26)	ubuntu	noun	Bantu/Zulu/Xhosa
universalism	universalismo	noun
universe	universo [univers-]	noun
university student, academic (person), undergraduate	universitario	noun
university: college with many schools and subjects offered	universitá	noun
unknit, loosen	zafar	verb
unknown	incógnite	adjective
unlawful, illicit	ilícite	adjective
unlimited	ilimitade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
unlimited	ilimitadu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
unload, gorge oneself	apiyar	verb
unloading	descargamento, descarga	noun
unmitigated	na-mitigade	adjective
unobtainable, unattainable	inalcançábel	adjective	Portuguese: inalcançável; Spanish: inalcanzable
unobtainium	inobteniu	noun
unpalatable, disgusting, not enjoyable	desagradábel	adjective
unpardonable, unforgivable, inexcusable	imperdonábel	adjective
unpleasant, unfriendly	antipátic	adjective
unprecedented	sens pricedentiz	adjective
unproductive, fallow	improductive	adjective
unpunctual	impuntual	adjective
unquestionable	incuestionábel	adjective
unreal	irréal	adjective
unrealistic	irrealiste	adjective
unreasonable	irreizonábel	adjective
unredeemable	irredimábel	adjective
unrelentingly, relentlessly	implacabelmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
unrest, feeling of faintness, malaise, uneasiness	mal-estar	noun	Portuguese: mal-estar; Spanish/Catalan/Galician: malestar; French: malaise; Italian: malessere
unsanitary, antihygenic	anti-igiénic	adjective
unsatisfactory	insatisfactorie	adjective
unshielded	sens blindadj	adjective
unspeakable, unutterable	indicíbel	adjective
unstable, unsteady	inestábel	adjective
unstructured	sens estructura	adjective
unstructured data	datoz sens estructura	noun
unsustainable	insusteníbel	adjective
unthinkable, inconceivable	inconcebíbel	adjective
Until next time!; See you later!	¡Astê luego!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
until, over to (something), towards (something), as far as, up to, and down to	astê	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Portuguese: até, Spanish: hasta
untouchable, bulletproof (figurative)	intuchábel	adjective
untransferable, inalienable	intransferíbel	adjective	Portuguese: intransferível
unusual	însôlite	adjective	Spanish: insólite
unwanted food that is given to beggars or those in need; leftover bread	mendrugo	noun	Spanish
unyielding, uncompromising, inflexible	inflecsíbel	adjective	Portuguese: inflexível; Spanish: inflexible; Italian: inflessibile
up (from respective position), higher up, upstream of	mais arriba	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
up (towards that direction); upward/upwards	acia arriba	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
upheaval, disorder	trastorno	noun
upright and honest	probe	adjective
upright piano	piano vertical	noun
uprising	levantamento	noun
uproot, sever, force from, rip away	arrancar-se	verb
upside (adjective)	en le lado alciste	adjective
upswing, rise (in a commodity)	alza	noun
upward trend	tendença alciste	noun
upwards, upward	alciste	adjective
urbanization	urbanización	noun
urge on, press, hurry along	apremiar	verb
urgency, emergency (medical)	urgença [urgench-]	noun
urgent	urgente	adjective
urgent, pressing, critical	apremiante	adjective
urgential	urgenchal	adjective
urinal, bed pan	urinau	noun
urinary	urinare	adjective
urinate	urinar	verb
urine	urina	noun
USB	yu-es-bi	noun
use	usar	verb
use, consume	consumir	verb
used as an intensifier, whole -	hol-	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	From English: whole, holy	usually attached to adjectives
useful	útil	adjective
useless, pointless, of no use, unavailing	inútil	adjective	Spanish
user	usario	noun	Spanish: usario
usually do, habitually do	soler	verb
usurious	usuriose	adjective
usurp (power, role...), encroach	usurpar	verb
usurpation, encroachment	usurpación	noun
usurpatory	usurpatorie	adjective
usury	usura [usuri-]	noun
uterus, womb	útero	noun
utility	utilitarie	adjective
utilization	utilización	noun
utilize	utilizar	verb
utilize	utilitar	verb
utilized	utilizade	adjective
utopia: not a place	utopia	noun	Greek prefix: ou (not)
utopian	utopian	adjective
utter (word...)	proferir	verb
vacant	vaghe	adjective
vaccinate	vacunar	verb	Spanish: vacunar
vaccination (act of)	vacunación	noun	Spanish: vacunación
vaccine	vacuna, vaccina	noun
vacuous	vacue	adjective
vacuousness, vacuity	vacuitá	noun
vacuum	aspiradora	noun	Spanish
vacuum cleaner	aspiradora	noun	Spanish: aspiradora; French: aspirateur; Portuguese: aspirador de pó
vagabond	arrotzi	noun
vagaries of the (market, weather, …)	caprichoz dele (mercado, oradj, ...)	noun
vain, futile	vane	adjective
valence, valency	valencia	noun
valid	valide	adjective
valid (still), in force, in play, current (legislation)	vixente	adjective	Spanish: vigente
validate	validar	verb
validation	validación	noun
validity	validitá	noun
valley	vali	noun	Po: vale; Sp: valle
valuable	valuose	adjective
valve (botany): one of the pieces into which certain fruits naturally separate when they dehisce	ventalla	noun
valve (heart, mechanical)	válvul	noun
valve in a musical instrument (usually a brass instrument)	pistón	noun
vandalic, vandalistic, of vandalism	vandálic	adjective
vandalism	vandalismo	noun
vanity	vanitá	noun
vantage point, lookout	miradeiro	noun
Vanuatu: a nation of island in the south Pacific	Vanuatu	noun
variability	variabilitá	noun
variable	variábel	adjective
variable (science, mathematics)	variabli	noun
variant	varianti	noun
varieties	varietáz	noun
variety of bamboo	tacuara	noun
various, several	variose	adjective
vascular: Of, pertaining to, or containing vessels that conduct or circulate fluids, such as blood, lymph, or sap, through the body of an animal or plant.	vasculare	adjective
vascularization, vascularisation	vascularización	noun
vassal, serf	vasalo	noun
vassalage, serfdom, fealty	vasaladj	noun
vast, widespread, far-reaching	vaste	adjective
vastly, infinitely	infinitamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
vegetable	vegetau	noun
vegetable marrow	zapayu	verb
vegetable matter	materia vegetal	noun	French: matière végétale
vegetable pear, chayote	patasli	noun
vehemence, impetuosity, impulsiveness (imprudence)	vehemença	noun
vehicle	vehícul	noun
vehicular	vehiculare	adjective
veil	velo	noun
veil, conceal	velar	verb
vein: blood vessel, a streak or stripe of a different element or color in rock or cheese, sometimes refers to layer of water in the earth	veina	noun
velocity	velocitá	noun
velvet	viludo	noun
vender, seller	vendedor	noun
venerate, revere	venerar	verb
veneration, worship	veneración	noun
Venezuela	Venezuela [venezola-]	noun
Venezuelan	venezolan	adjective
Venezuelan person	venezolano, venezolana	noun	Spanish/Catalan: venezolano/a
venom, poison (usually of animal or used figuratively)	veneno	noun
ventilate, toss the air around	ventilar	verb
ventilation	ventilación	noun
ventured, risked, risk	aventuradu	past participle
Venus syndrome	síndromi de Vénus	noun
veracious: habitually disposed to speak the truth; truthful	verace	adjective	Sp:veraz
veracity, truthfulness	veracitá	noun
veranda	varranda	noun
verb	verbo	noun
verbal	verbal	adjective
verbal overshadowing	ensombrecimento verbal	noun
verbose	verbose	adjective
verbosity	verbositá	noun
verdant, verdurous	verdejante	adjective	Portuguese
verdict	veridito	noun
veridical, truthful	verídic	adjective
verification	verificación	noun
verified	verificade	adjective
verify, check: prove something to be true, confirm	verifiçar [verifica-]	verb
verity, truth	veritá	noun
vermilion, bright/vivid red, reddish/ginger (color)	vermelle	adjective		originally made from powdered cinnabar
vernacular	vernaculare	adjective
vernacular: language or dialect of the regular people	vernácul	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: vernáculo; Italian: vernaculo
vernacularity	vernacularitá	noun
versatile	versatil	adjective
versatility	versatilitá	noun
verse of Bible or in poetry	versícul	noun
version	versión	noun
vertebrate	vertebrado	noun
vertebre	vertebraz	noun
vertical	vertical	adjective
very big	grandone	adjective
very clear, transparent; as plain as a pike staff	claríssime	adjective
very content, satisfied, happy	iporaite	adjective	Guarani
very good (superlative of bune)	boníssime	adjective
very likeable	simpaticone	adjective
very much (suffer)	întensamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
very serene	sereníssime	adjective
very serious, extremely grave	grevíssime	adjective
very silly (this is normally used with endearment)	tontorone	adjective
very warm, hot	calente	adjective	Spanish: caliente; Catalan: calenta
very, quite (comes before adjective)	machu	intensifier or quantifier	Papiamentu
vest	chaleco	noun	Spanish
vestry, sacristy	sacristia	noun
vex, treat badly, annoy	vecsar	verb
vexation	vecsación	noun
vexatious, vexing	vecsatorie	adjective	Sp: vejatorio; Po: vexatório	causing or tending to cause annoyance, frustration, or worry.
viable, workable, feasible, plausible	viábel	adjective
vibrate (of engine)	vibrar	verb
vibrating	vibratorie	adjective
vibration	vibración	noun
vicar, representative of a bishop	vicario	noun
vicarious	vicarie	adjective	Spanish/Italian: vicario/a
vice versa	viceversa	adjective
vice, bad habit	vicio	noun
vice-president	vice-presidenti	noun
viceroy	vice-roy	noun
vicinity	vecinitá	noun
vicissitude	vicisitud [-tudin-]	noun
victim	vígtima	noun
victimhood	vigtimismo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun
victimization	vigtimizació	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun
victimize	vigtimizar	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	verb
victor, winner in battle, vanquisher, conqueror	vencedor	noun
victorious	victoriose	adjective
victory	victoriê	noun
vicuña: camelid (like the llama) from the South American Andes	vicuña	noun
video	vídeo	noun
video game console	consola de vídeojuco	noun
video game; videogame	vídeojuco	noun
videogame store, arcade	videojucotería	noun
view	vista	noun
vigilance, watchfulness, surveillance/security (watching)	vigilança	noun
vigilant	vigilante	adjective
vigorous	vigorose	adjective
vigorous, energetic, lively	arreche	adjective
vile	vil	adjective
vileness, turpitude	vilesa	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: vileza; Catalan: vilesa
vilified, reviled	vilipendiade	adjective
vilify, revile	vilipendiar	verb
villa, country home	villa	noun
village	aldea	noun
village street, small road	callêcita	noun	Sp: callecita
village, group of country homes	villadj	noun
villager	aldeano	noun
villager with lots of cattle	vacudo	noun
villain	vilano	noun
vinaigrette: dressing of oil, wine vinegar, and seasoning.	vinêgreta	noun
vine (usually of grapes)	viña	noun
vinegar	vinagrê	noun
vineyard: group of vines	viñeido	noun
violate	violar	verb
violator	violador	noun
violence	violença	noun
violent	violente	adjective
violent shake/shaking/jolt/upheaval	sacudida violente	noun
violet (purple)	violete	adjective
violin	violín	noun	Spanish: violín; Portuguese/Italian: violino
VIP, very important person	manitou	noun
viper	víbora	noun
viper	víbora	noun	Portuguese/Spanish/Galician: víbora; Romanian: vipera; Italian: vipera
viral	viral	adjective
virgin	virgen [+:virgenz; virgin-]	noun
virginal	virginal	adjective
virile: strong, powerful; full of sexual energy	viril	adjective
virtual: almost or nearly as described, but not completely or according to strict definition; not physically existing as such but made by software to appear to do so	virtual	adjective
virtue	vertud [vertu-,virtu-, -tudin-]	noun	French: vertu, Spanish: virtud
virtue ethicist	éticien dele vertudez	noun
virtue signaling	señalización de vertud	noun
virtuous	vertuose	adjective
virulent	virulente	adjective
virus	vírus [virul-; +:vírusez]	noun
vis-à-vis: in relation to, with regard to, regarding (sometimes as compared with)	vizêvi	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	French
visage, countenance, face	rostro	noun
visceral, very emotional, of intense emotion	visceral	adjective
viscosity	viscositá	noun
viscous	viscose	adjective
visibility	vizibilitá	noun
visible	vizíbel	adjective
visigothic	visigótic	adjective
vision	vizión	noun
visionary	vizionario	noun
visionary	vizionare	adjective
visit	visitar	verb
visit a sacred place, go on a pilgrimage	peregrinar	verb
visitation	visitación	noun
visitor	visitanti	noun
visual representation	representación vizual	noun
visualization	vizualización	noun
visualize	vizualizar	verb
vital	vital	adjective
vitality	vitalitá	noun
vitally	vitalmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
vitamin	vitamina	noun
vitamin deficiency	carença vitaminic	noun
vitiate: corrupt, spoil, impair, or destroy the quality, efficiency, or validity of.	viciar	verb	Catalan/Spanish/Portuguese: viciar; Italian: viziar; French: vicier
vituperate	vituperar	verb
vituperation	vituperación, vituperio	noun
vivacious, lively, zestful	vivace	adjective
vivacity, liveliness	vivacitá	noun
vivid colors	colorez vive	noun
vizier, vezir, vicer	viziêr	noun
vocabulary	vocabulario	noun
vocation, calling in life	vocación	noun
vociferate	vociferar	verb
vociferation	vociferación	noun
vociferous	vociferante	adjective
voice	voç [voc-; +:vocez]	noun
void, emptiness	vacío	noun
Voila! There you go; Behold	¡Wôlá!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
VOIP: voice over IP	voç-IP, voç sobrê protocolo de înternet	noun
volatile	volátil	adjective
volatility	volatilitá	noun
volcanic	volcanic	adjective
volcano	volcano	noun
volleyball	vóleibol	noun
volt	volt	noun
voltage	voltadj	noun
voltage	voltadj	noun
volume, loudness, bulkiness, package	volumen [+:volumenz; volumin-]	noun
voluntarily	voluntaremén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
voluntary	voluntare	adjective
vomit, puke	vómito	noun
voodoo	vudú	noun
voodoo priest	unga	noun	Haitian
voracious, insatiable (ravenous or greedy); raging/fierce (when speaking of fires and flames)	vorace	adjective	Sp: voraz
voracity, voraciousness	voracitá	noun
vortex	vórtici	noun
vote, elect	votar	verb
voter	votanti	noun
voter registration address confirmation	contestación ale confirmación de domicilio para efeituz de înscripción de votantiz	noun
vow, solemn promise	promesa solemne	noun
voyage, trip, journey	viadj	noun
vulgar, unrefined, of the common people	vulgare	adjective
vulgarity	vulgaritá	noun
vulnerability	vulnerabilitá	noun
vulnerable	vulnerábel	adjective
waist	cintura	noun
wait	laur	noun	German: Lauer
Wait a moment/minute!	¡Atêndam un momento...!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
wait: be on the lookout for; await	aguardar	verb
waiter, attendant	cambrero	noun
waitress, attendant	cambrera	noun
waiver, renunciation, resignation	renuncia	noun
wake up	eveilar-se	verb
wake up, awaken	despertar [despert-]	verb
walk	caminada	noun
walk	caminar	verb
walk a lot, wander	andareghear	verb
walk, run, function, travel (take a bus/plane)	andar [anduvi-, andem]	verb
walk, stroll; ride (on bike); drive (by car)	paseo	noun
walker (for toddlers)	andador	noun
wall (usually large)	muro	noun
wall (usually of room in structure)	pared	noun
wall, fence	valla	noun	Spanish: valla	(usually something tall and impenetrable)
wallet	catotcha	noun
walnut	nueç [+:nuecez]	noun
walnut-based cream sauce	nogada	noun
walrus	morsa	noun
want	querer [quisi-, queram]	verb
war, warlike	bélic	adjective
war-prone	propense ale gherra	adjective	Spanish: propenso a la guerra
warehouse (of stored goods)	armacén	noun
warfare, fighting	gherra	noun
warlike spirit, agressiveness	belicositá	noun
warm (of temperature, climate)	calide	adjective
warm, room temperature	warme	adjective
warm-blooded	de sanghi calide	adjective
warming pan, heating apparatus	calefazuôr	noun
warming trend	tendença de calentamento	noun
warming, heating (up), warm-up	calentamento	noun	Spanish: calentamiento
warmonger	belicista	noun
warmongering, militarism	belicismo	noun
warmth, mellowness, friendliness	calidesa	noun	Spanish: calidez
warn	advertir	verb
warning (on label)	advertença	noun	Spanish: advertencia; Italian: avvertenza
warning, caution	advertimento	noun
warning, cautioning, admonishing	admonitorie	adjective
warrior, fighter	gherrero	noun
warrior, warfighting	gherrare	adjective
wartime, war-time	têmpo de gherra	noun
was/were __ing (imperfect continuous tense)	estava __ndu	verb
was/were __ing (past continuous tense)	estuvi __ndu	verb
wasabi	wasabi	noun
wash	lavar	verb
washable	lavábel	adjective
washcloth, wipe (wet)	tovaleta	noun
washer (flat disk, placed beneath a nut)	arandela	noun
washer, washing machine	lavadora, máchina de lavar	noun
washing	lavadj	noun
washroom, restroom	chamb de lavar; lavabo	noun	Portuguese
wasp	wespa	noun
waste matter, residual matter	materia residual	noun	French: matières résiduelles
waste, refuse, garbage, scraps, squandering	desperdiso	noun
waste, squander, throw away	desperdisar	verb
watch	watcha	noun
watch (mechanical), wrist watch	môtri	noun
watch attentively, observe	observar	verb
Watch out! Be careful!	¡Cuidadu!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
watch with care, be mindful of	cuidar	verb
watchword, motto	consigna	noun
water	agua [acu-]	noun	Papiamentu
water (plant, garden), sprinkle with water	regar	verb
water (plants, animals), give water to; shower/swamp (someone with too much work, information, etc)	abrevar	verb
water pond	auberca	noun
water reservoir	safaridj	noun
water supply (where it comes from)	suministro de agua	noun
water vapor	vapor de agua	noun
water vender	aguatero	noun
water, moisten with water, spray with garden hose	rigar [rieg-]	verb
waterborne	de origen hidric	adjective
watercolor, watercolour	acuarela	noun
waterfall, cascade	cachuera	noun
watering hole	abrevatorio	noun
watering, irrigation (by means of sprinkler or channels)	riego	noun
watermark (on bill)	filigrana	noun
watermelon	sendía	noun	Spanish: sandía
waterproof, impermeable	impermeábel	adjective
watershed	divisoria de aguaz	noun
waterway (navigable by boats)	canau navegábel	noun
wattle and daub: traditional wall construction technique that uses interwoven branches along with mud and clay	baharequi	noun
wave	unda [-undul-]	noun
waveform	forma de unda	noun
We are unaware of the accident.	Nus na tenem conocimento de l’accidenti.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
We work in partnership with our clients.	Nus treballam conjuntamén cun nosre clientêz.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: trabajamos conjuntamente con nuestros clientes
weak, faint/light (breeze, voice, sound)	débil	adjective
weakness, debility	debilitá	noun
wealth, capital, volume (of water)	caudau	noun
wealthy, affluent, rich, opulent	opulente	adjective
weapon	arma	noun
weaponry	armamento	noun
wear: have on clothes	llevar	verb
wearing	llevante	adjective
weasel	carmun	noun	Celtic
weather	oradj; vremi	noun	Romanian: vreme (Slavic loanword), Catalan: oratge, French: orage
weaved baskets or hats made from leaves (see: bayau)	grigru	noun
web conference	conferença webe	noun
web hosting	alojamento webe	noun
web page, website	web-página	noun
webinar, online seminar	webinario	noun
wedge	calzar	verb
wedge	calzo	noun
Wednesday	mércoley	noun
weeding hoe	cultivador	noun
week	setmana	noun	Catalan: setmana; Spanish: semana
weekend	fin de setmana, wiquen	noun
weep, cry	llorar	verb	Spanish
weigh	pesar	verb
weight	peso	noun
welcome	bien ricebide	adjective
welcome	bienvenida	noun
Welcome!	¡Bienvenidu!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
welcome, reception	ricebimento	noun
welcomed, well-received	bien ricebidu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
welcoming	acollidore	adjective
weld, solder	soldar	verb
welfare (benefit payments)	prestaciónz social	noun
welfare (public assistance)	asistença social	noun
well	bien	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
well (for water)	cacimba	noun	Brazilian and Angloan Portuguese
well along in years, of an advanced age	de idad avancide	adjective
well done, well-done	bien-fetche	adjective	Spanish: bien hecho
well-adapted	bien-adaptade	adjective	Spanish: bien adaptado
well-being	bien-estar	noun
well-defined	bien-definide	adjective
well-established	solidamén establecide	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	adj	Spanish: sólidamente establecido
well-established (of good reputation)	de bone reputación	noun	adj	Spanish: de buena reputación
well-functioning	bien-funcionante	adjective
well-known	machu conocide	adjective
well-off area	zona acomodade	noun
well-off, affluent	acaudalade	adjective
well-qualified, well-trained	bien-capacitade	adjective
well-trained	bien-adiestrade	adjective
well-trodden path	camino bien-trijade	noun
well-understood	bien-entendide	adjective
Welsh	galech	noun
west	west	noun
west	weste	adjective
west coast, western coast	costa weste	noun
West Indies	Antijas	noun
westbound	en dirección weste	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
western, occidental	occidental	adjective
westerner	westeño	noun
Westphalian	de Westfalia	adjective
wet	mullade	adjective		Past participle adjective form
wet	mulladu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
whack, blow	porrazo	noun
whale	baleina	noun
wham, bang!	¡Chac!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Ca: xac
wharf, quay	caich	noun
what (used before nouns)	quey	interrogative, question word
What are their names?; What do they call themselves?	¿Como elez se chamam?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
What are your names?; What do you all call yourselves?	¿Como vus vos chamam?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
what do you think of...?	¿Quey te parecem...?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
What do you think?; What's your opinion?	¿Quey tu tincam?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
What else do you like to do?	¿Quey mais tu gustam de facer?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
what length, how long	quey longura	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
wheat	trigo	noun
wheat bran	farelu	noun
wheat field	campo de trigo	noun
wheel	rueda	noun
wheel rim	jantchi	noun
wheel, circle (of friends)	roda	noun
wheelbarrow, cart (in store)	carretilla	noun
wheelchair	sedja rolante	noun
when	cando	interrogative, question word
where	onde	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
whereabouts	paradeiro	noun
whereas, but (as opposed to this)	en cambio	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
whereas, considering that	considerandu que	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
whereas, while...	mientras que	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
wherever	ondequel	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: dondequiera, Portuguese: onde quer
whether	tanto si	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
which one, which ones; what (followed by is/are, when not expecting a definition)	cual	interrogative, question word
while, during the time that, during	mientras	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
whim	inat	noun	Judeo-Spanish
whim, caprice	capricho	noun
whim, craving, sudden and strong desire	antoxo	noun	Spanish: antojo
whip	zuip	noun
whip/hit with belt or switch	chicoter	verb
whipper-snapper, child or toddler who is into everything or annoying in some ways	mequetrefi	noun	Spanish: mequetrefe, mequetrefa
whiskey	wisqui	noun
whiskey glass, short glass	vaso de wisqui	noun
whisper	escutinar	verb	Romansch
whisper, make a small noise, murmur	susurrar	verb	Spanish: susurrar
whistle	sifolar	verb	French: siffler
whistle (instrument used by coaches)	fleit	noun	Papiamentu
whistleblower	denuncianti	noun	Spanish: denunciante
white (color)	alve	noun	Romansch
white person; foreigner	mulungo	noun
white supremacist	defensor dele suprémacia blanque	noun
whiten; practice shooting at targets, go for target practice	blanquear	verb
whitening	blanqueamento	noun
whitewash	encalar	verb
who, whom (in appositive phrase or question)	quíe	interrogative, question word
whoever, whosoever	quíequel	pronoun
whole wheat bread	pañ integral	noun
whole wheat flour	farina de trigo integral	noun
whore	mullêrsuela	noun
whose (used in questions)	de quíe	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
whose (used in relative clauses)	cuyo	adjective
why, for what reason or motive	por quey	interrogative, question word
wicked men/people	xenti malvade	noun
wicked, evil, villainous (of people)	malvade	adjective
wicked, malignant	maligne	adjective
wide bean, faba bean	faba	noun
wide tip machete	corvo	noun
wide, broad, spacious, vast, ample	ample [ampla-]	adjective
wide-open	grande oberte	adjective
widely, broadly	amplamén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
widespread theft, slew of robberies	robancina	noun
widow	viuva	noun
width (quantitative and used with measurement)	anchura	noun
width (used alone)	de ancho	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
wield force	ezercir le força	verb
wife	marida	noun
wigwam, wickiup: round traditional dwelling	wigwom	noun	Algonquian
wild beast	fiera [feroce-]	noun
wild boar, wild pig	jabeli	noun
wild cherry tree	nantsin	noun
wild rat: central American agouti	guatoza	noun
wild, naturally occurring	silvestre	adjective
wild, savage, untamed	selvadje	adjective
wild, untame, aggressive (of person)	bronque	adjective
wildlife	fauna silvestre	noun
wildly	selvadjemén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
wildness, savage, untamed	selvadj	noun
will	voluntá	noun
will be (used for permanent state)	será	verb
will bring (from trazer)	trará	verb
will do/make	fará	verb	Spanish: haré, hará, harás; Portuguese: farei, fará; French: ferai, fera, feras, ferons	(future tense)
will have been (used for Future perfect continuous tense, followed by gerund)	havrá estadu	verb
will have, will be in possesion of	tenerá	verb
will say/tell	dirá	verb	Spanish: dirá, diré, dirás; French: dirai, diras, dira, dirons;	(future tense)
willingness, disposition	disposición	noun
willpower, will power	força de voluntá	noun
win, earn, gain, get	gañar	verb
wind	vanto	noun
wind generator	aerogenerador	noun
wind power	energíê eólic	noun
wind turbin	turbina eólic	noun
wind, of/by wind turbin, eolian	eólic	adjective	Fr: éolienne
wind-generated	generade per le vanto	adjective
winding, windy; complex, intricate , convoluted	tortuose	adjective	Italian
window pane	vidrasa	noun
window that doesn't necessarily have to open but has to be see-through	fenestra	noun
window that opens to let in air	vantana	noun
winds (abstract or spiritual sense)	waira	noun	Quechua: wayra
windsailing	surf de vela	noun
windshield of vehicle	parabrisa	noun
windy	vantose	adjective
wine	vino, wino	noun
wine glass	copa	noun
wing	ala	noun
wingspan, breadth (nautical), magnitude, scope (of project)	envergador	noun	Spanish: envergador
winner	gañanti	noun
winning, earning	gañante	adjective
winning, victor, victorious	vencidore	adjective
winter	iverno	noun
winter squash	ayoti	noun
winter, wintry	ivernal	adjective
wipe away	enjugar	verb
wipe away, cleanse	deterger	verb
wire	waya	noun
wireless (telephone, computer peripherals)	inalámbric	adjective	Spanish: inalámbrico
wisdom, knowledge, learning, prudence	sabeduría	noun
wisdom, sensibility, sensibleness, wiseness	sagesa	noun	French: sagesse; Catalan: saviesa
wise, savvy, learned, trained	sabie [sapie-]	adjective
wise, sensible	sage	adjective
wish	suheti	noun
wish (for), hope	suheter	verb	Haitian Creole: swete, French: souhaiter, Picard: souhédhier, Gallo-Roman Vulgar Latin: subtushaitare, Old French: sohaidier
Wishing you a....	Desejandu te un....	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
witch, hag	brucha	noun
with	cun	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Romansh, Sardinan...
with immigrant backgrounds	de origen înmigratorie	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
with license, excuse me (may I continue?)	cun licença	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
with me	cun mig	pronoun
with which	cun le que	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
with you	cun tig	pronoun
withdraw, take back, remove (from spot)	retirar	verb
withered and lean; marcid	marcide	adjective	Latin: marcidus
withhold information	ocultar înformación	verb
within reach	ale alcanci dele manu	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Po: ao alcance da mão
within the limits of, in the context of	dêntro de l'ámbito de	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: dentro del ámbito de
within, inside of	dêntro de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
within, inside, indoors	dêntro	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
without	sens	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
without charge, free, for nothing	gorre	adjective
without cost, free	sens custo	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
without failure	sens falta	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
without purpose, unintentionally, aimlessly	sens propósito	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
without spending too much money	sens gastar bocu de arja	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
without the public’s knowledge	sens conocimento públic	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
without warning, unexpectedly	de romplone	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
witness	testigo	noun
wobbly, uneven, crooked	tatarate	noun
wolf	lobo	noun
woman (not man) [+: women]	mullêr	noun	Portuguese: mulher; Galician: muller; Spanish: mujer; Latin: mulier
won, preterite of gañar (to win)	gañoú	past participle
woo, seduce	camelar	verb
wood (material made of wood)	madera	noun
wood paneling	panelez de madera	noun
wooden instrument	luti	noun
woods, forest	bosqui	noun
woodshop, painting studio, place where art or crafts are made by artisans	artesanalería	noun
woodwork	maderamento; maderadj	noun	Portuguese: madeiramento; Spanish: maderaje
woody bamboo species	himili	noun
wool	lana	noun	Italian/Spanish: lana; French: laine; Catalan: llana; Galician: la; Portuguese: lã
words	palavraz	noun
wordy, verbose	verbose	adjective
work done towards a goal, job	treballo	noun
work hard, slave away, literally: to grate oneself	ralar	verb
work, busy towards a goal	treballar	verb	French: travailler; Portuguese: trabalhar; Spanish: trabajar; Catalan: treballar; Galician: traballar
workable, feasible, doable, possible & achievable	factíbel	adjective
worker (not necessarily in a job, but sometimes charity or personal fulfillment)	obrero	noun
workforce	força laboral	noun
workforce, people in a company, hand of labor	manu de obra	noun
working	laboral	adjective
working conditions	condiciónz obrare	noun
working day	djornada	noun
working, labor (not necessarily in a job, but sometimes charity or personal fulfillment)	obrare	adjective
workmanship, artifice, the making of anything by craft or skill	artifici	noun
world	mundi	noun
world (realm), underground (denoting the secretive or not well-known)	mundillo	noun
World Anti-Doping Agency	Agença Mundial Antidopadj	noun
world order	mundiorden	noun
worldly, mundane	mundane, mundian	adjective
worldview	cosmovizíon	noun
worldwide communications	comunicaciónz mundial	noun
worldwide, world	mundial	adjective
worn-out, dead	cadavre	adjective
worry, fear	temor	noun
worrysome, fearful	temorose	adjective
worse (feeling, state of being), more badly	mais mau	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
worse than	peor que	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
worsen, get worse	empeorar	verb
worshipful	venerábel	adjective
worth, value	valor	noun
worthwhile, advantageous	catche	adjective
worthy, dignified, deserving	digne	adjective
would bring (from trazer)	traríeb	verb	Portuguese: traria, trarias; Spanish: traería, traerías
would do/make	faríeb	verb	Spanish: haría; Portuguese: faria	(conditional form)
would have	havríeb	verb	French: aurait, aurais, auriez; Spanish: habría; Portuguese: haveria	used for Conditional perfect tense, followed by past participle
would have gone	havríeb idu	verb
would say, would tell	diríeb	verb	Spanish: diría; Portuguese: diria; French: dirait, dirais	(conditional form)
Would you give me? ; Would you gift me?	¿Vus mi regalam?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
would-be	aspirante a	adjective
wound	ferida	noun
wound, injure, hurt	ferir	verb
wounded, injured	feride	adjective
wounded, injured	feridu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
wow	wau	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: wao
Wow, holy cow!	¡Ixole!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
wow, hot dog, all right!	eya	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
wrangle, have a quarrel or falling out	reñir	verb
wrap	embalar	verb
wrap up, gift wrap	embrullar	verb	Portuguese: embrulhar
wrapper, wrapping, package (that is wrapped or in a box)	envueltuôr	noun	Sp: envoltorio
wrench	echlusel, llavi de tuerca	noun
wrist	muñeca	noun
write	escriver [escrit-, escriva-]	verb
writer	escritor, escritriç	noun
writing	escrivente	adjective
written	escrite	adjective
written	escritu	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
written exercise	ezercici escrite	noun
written proof, receipt of purchase, supporting document	comprobanti	noun
wrongdoing, transgression, infringement	transgresión	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Portuguese: transgressão; Spanish: transgresión; Catalan: transgressió
xanthan gum	goma zantan	noun	Spanish: goma xantana
xenophile	zenofilo	noun
xenophobia	zenofobia	noun
xenophobic	zenófobe	adjective
xerox, photocopy	xerocs	noun
XML tag	etiqueta XML	noun
yacht	yati	noun
Yahweh, Jehovah; Hebrew God	Yahuweh, Jehova	noun
yam of Jamaica	imba	noun
yawn	bostejar	verb	Spanish: bostezar, Portuguese: bocejar
yawn	bostejo	noun	Sp: bostezo, Po: bocejo
year	añu, annu	noun
yearning, eagerness, strong desire	ansia	noun
yeast, ferment	fermento	noun
yellow	amaril	adjective
yellow (between yellow and light orange)	jaloe	adjective
yerba mate based drink served cold and usually with fruit juice and/or herbs	teredey	noun
yerba mate: refers to the leaves and not the drink	erba matey	noun		see: matey
yes	chi	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	some speakers of Romansch: schi, Ladin: sci; Spanish: sí; Portuguese: sim; French: oui
Yes of course!	¡Awí, poh!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
yesterday	ayeri	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
yet (but, in contrast with)	purta	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
yet, but (*pero* is used more often)	mas	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish, Italian
Yiddish	yidech	noun
yogurt	yogur	noun
yoke (of oxen, or figurative)	yugo	noun
yottabyte (YB): 1024 zetabytes; 2 to the 80th power bytes; 1 septillion bytes	yottabaitê, yottaoctet	noun
You're really in a bad situation (literally: You are in the oven)	Vus estam en le forno.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
you're welcome; it was nothing	de nada	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
young and attractive woman	jai	noun
young child	infant	noun
young man, older boy	moszo	noun
young man, young woman	guayon, guayona	noun	Neapolitan
young, teen, juvenile	jóvene [-juven-]	adjective
youngster, young man, young woman	joven	noun	Spanish
youth (abstract form)	juventud [-tudin-]	noun
youthfully	juvenilmén	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
yule	yuel	noun
Yuletide, Yule time; festival of the winter solstice	festa de Yul	noun
yurt: tradional house	yurta	noun
zeal	celo	noun
zeal for, enthusiasm about	celo por; entusiasmo por	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
zealous, easily set off, hair-trigger	celose	adjective
zebra	zebra	noun
zeitgeist, spirit of the age	zaidgaist	noun	German
zenith	zenit	noun
zero	cero	noun
zetabyte (ZB): 1024 exabytes; 2 to the 70th power bytes	zetabaitê, zetaoctet	noun
ziggurat	zigurat	noun
zinc	zinco	noun
Zion	Zión	noun
zipper	zipey	noun	English
zoo (short for zoological park)	zoô	noun
zoo, zoological park	jardín zoôlógic	noun
zoological	zoôlógic	adjective
zoology	zoôlogíê	noun
zoonotic	zoônótic	adjective
Zoroastrianism	zoroastrismo	noun
zygosity	zigositá	noun
[noun, pronoun] had been [past participle] by (used for past perfect)	[substantivo, pronomi] haveha sidu [participio pasade] per	verb
[noun, pronoun] had been [verb] by	[substantivo, pronomi] haveha sidu [verbo] per	verb
[noun, pronoun] have just, has just [verb]	[substantivo, pronomi] acabam de [verbo]	verb	Spanish: [acabo, acabas, acabamos, acaban] de
[noun, pronoun] will be [gerund] (future progressive)	[substantivo, pronomi] estará [gerundio] (futuro progresive)	verb
[noun, pronoun] will have [past participle] (futuro perfeite)	havrá	verb
[noun, pronoun] would be [gerund] (conditional progressive)	[substantivo, pronomi] estaríeb [gerundio] (condicionau progresive)	verb
[noun, pronoun] would have [past participle] (conditional perfect)	[substantivo, pronomi] havríeb [participio pasade] (condicionau perfeite)	verb