EnglishÎntermedjarioPart of SpeechEtymologyNotes
(it) is a matter of policyes un cuestión de políticaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
(political) cabinetgabinetinoun
0, zero0, zero, nulnumber
1, one1, unonumber
1,000,000,000; billion1.000.000.000 billónnumber
1,000,000; million1.000.000 millónnumberItalian: millione (now milione), literally "a great thousand," augmentative of mille "thousand,"
1,000; thousand1.000 millnumber
10, ten10, dieç [deci-]number
100, hundred100, centonumber
100th, hundredthcentimeadjective
100th, hundredthcentimonoun
10th, tenthdécimeadjective
10th, tenthdécimonoun
11, eleven11, uncenumber
11th, eleventhuncimeadjective
11th, eleventhuncimonoun
12, twelve12, docenumber
12th, twelfthdocimeadjective
12th, twelfthdocimonoun
13, thirteen13, trecenumber
13th, thirteenthtrecimeadjective
13th, thirteenthtrecimonoun
14, fourteen14, catorcenumber
14th, fourteenthcatorcimeadjective
14th, fourteenthcatorcimonoun
15, fifteen15, quince, cincucenumber
15th, fifteenthquincimeadjective
15th, fifteenthquincimonoun
16, sixteen16, seice, deciseisnumber
16th, sixteenthseicimeadjective
16th, sixteenthseicimonoun
17, seventeen17, setece, decisetenumber
17th, seventeenthsetecimeadjective
17th, seventeenthsetecimonoun
18, eighteen18, otchoce, deciotchonumber
18th, eighteenthotchocimeadjective
18th, eighteenthotchocimonoun
19, nineteen19, novecenumber
19th, nineteenthnovecimeadjective
19th, nineteenthnovecimonoun
1st, firstprimeronoun
1st, first, primary, primiereprimareadjective
2, two2, dosnumber
2-stagede dos fasizadjective
20, twenty20, vinte, dosentanumber
20th, twentiethvintimeadjective
20th, twentiethvintimonoun
2nd, secondsegondeadjective
2nd, secondsegondonoun
3, three3, tresnumber
30, thirty30, trentanumber
30th, thirtiethtrentimeadjective
30th, thirtieth (thing, person...)trentimonoun
3rd, thirdterciereadjective
3rd, thirdtercieronoun
3rd/third note above root in musictercieranoun
4, four4, catro [cator-, cuar-]number
4-door SUVcoronelanoun
40, forty40, cuarentanumber
40th, fortiethcuarentimeadjective
40th, fortiethcuarentimonoun
4th, fourth, quartcuarteadjective
4th, quart, quarter (of a)cuartonoun
4th/fourth note above root in musiccuartanoun
5, five5, cincunumber
50, fifty50, cincuentanumber
50th, fiftiethcincuentimeadjective
50th, fiftiethcincuentimonoun
5th, fifthquinte, or cincuteadjective
5th, fifthquintonoun
5th/fifth note above root in musicquintanoun
6, six6, seisnumber
60, sixty60, seisentanumber
60th, sixtiethseisentimeadjective
60th, sixtiethseisentimonoun
6th, sixthseisteadjective
6th, sixthseistonoun
7, seven7, setenumber
70, seventy70, setentanumber
70th, seventiethsetentimeadjective
70th, seventiethsetentimonoun
7th, seventhsetimeadjective
7th, seventhsetimonoun
8, eight8, otchonumber
80, eighty80, otchentanumber
80th, eightiethotchentimeadjective
80th, eightiethotchentimonoun
8th, eighthotchime, or otchaveadjective
8th, eighthotchimo, or otchavonoun
9, nine9, novenumber
90, ninety90, noventanumber
90th, ninetiethnoventimeadjective
90th, ninetiethnoventimonoun
9th, ninthnovimeadjective
9th, ninthnovimonoun
a constructed artistic naturalistic language: means uni- (one) and idioma (language)Unídiomanoun
a fake or imitationbambanoun
a good while, quite a whileun bon estonaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
a life of leisureun vida de ocionoun
a little ofpeor deadjective
a long time agoace bocu de têmpopreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a lot, very muchbocuintensifier or quantifierFrench: beaucoup
a means of earning a livingun manera de gañar le vidaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a peace settlementun acordo de paçnoun
a period of peaceun etapa de paçphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a person open to making friends from outside one’s country and socio-economic standing and finding common ground.cocusaiginnounJapanese
a person who is beyond reproachun pesona sens tatchaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a small organization of special people that handpicks people for elected office; dedocracydedocraciênoun
a subject matter that is unspeakable, because of culture or personal embarassmenttacalufnoun
a world powerun pussança mundialnoun
A.D.; Anno Dominid. de C., dopué de Cristonoun
AaronAarónnoun
abandonabandonarverb
abandonedabandonadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
abandonedabandonadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abandonmentabandononoun
abattoir, slaughterhousematadouronoun
AbbasidAbbasidyeadjective
abbreviate, shorten (word), abridge (book)abreviarverb
abbreviation: act of shorteningabreviaciónnoun
abbreviation: short formabreviaturanoun
abdicateabdicarverb
abdicationabdicaciónnoun
abdication of democracyrenuncia de democraciênoun
abdomenabdomen [+:abdomenz; abdomin-]noun
abdominalabdominaladjective
abduct: lead awayabducir [abdux-, abdusca-, abducc-]verb
abductionabducciónnoun
abductorabductornoun
aberrant: departing from an accepted standard or behavioraberranteadjective
abide by, adhere to or keep to a routine or doctrineatener-severb
AbijahAbiyanoun
abject povertypovertá abjete; povresa estremenoun
abject, downcastabjeteadjective
abjectionabjecciónnoun
abjure, renounce (a belief or cause)abjurarverb
able to cause harm, harmful, dangerousdañineadjective
able, skillful, cleverábiladjective
abnormal, unnatural, anomalousanormaladjective
abolishabolirverb
abolishedabolideadjective
abolishedabolidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abolitionaboliciónnoun
abolition, elimination, suppression, deletion (of something in writing or a file), lifting (trade embargo, etc)supresiónnoun
abolitionistabolicionistanoun
abominableabominábeladjective
abominate, detest, loathabominarverb
abominationabominaciónnoun
abortive (of plan, attempt)frustradeadjective
abound, well up, be plentifulabundarverb
about as, more or less as, approximately (when comparing)mais o menos compreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
above allarriba de tudoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
above, higher thanacima depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
above-mentionedsusoditcheadjectiveSp:susodicho
AbrahamicAbrahámicadjectiveSpanish: Abrahámico
abrogateabrogarverb
abrogationabrogaciónnoun
absenceabsençanoun
absentabsenteadjective
absentlydistrahidaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
absoluteabsolute [absoluta-]adjective
absolutely, utterlyabsolutaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
absolutionabsoluciónnoun
absolutismabsolutismonounSpanish/Portuguese: absolutismo, Italian: assolutismo
absolve, loosen from, acquitabsolver [absuelt-]verb
absolvedabsuelteadjective
absolvedabsueltupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
absolvingabsolutorieadjective
absorbabsorber [absor-]verbSpanish/Galician/French: absorber; Portuguese: absorver; Catalan: absorbir; Italian: assorbire
absorbedabsorbideadjective
absorbedabsorbidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
absorptionabsorciónnounSpanish/Galician: absorción; Portuguese: absorção; Catalan: absorció
abstain fromabstener de [abstinen-]verb
abstainedabstinideadjective
abstainedabstinidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abstinenceabstinençanoun
abstinentabstinenteadjective
abstractabstracteadjective
abstract: draw awayabstraher [abstrac-]verb
abstractedabstrahideadjectiveSp: abstraído
abstractionabstracciónnoun
absurdabsurdeadjective
absurd, crazy (mad in british english), loonypatzescadjective
absurdityabsurditánoun
abundanceabundançanoun
abundantabundanteadjective
abundant, plentiful, numerousmaningeadjectiveManingi is from the Shona dialect, but is commonly used throughout the Central Provinces of Mozambique
abundantlyabundanteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
abuse (of privileges, of power, of drugs...)abusonoun
abuse, misuse/overuse, exploitabuserverb
abusive, derogatory, defamatorydifamatorieadjective
abysmalabismaladjective
abyss, chasmabismonoun
abyssal clayargila abissalnoun
abyssal planeplana abissalnoun
academicacadémicadjective
academic freedomlibertá académicnoun
academic, relating to universitiesuniversitareadjective
academy: people/institution united for the advancement of the arts and sciences.academianoun
accelerate, go fasteracelerarverb
accelerationaceleraciónnoun
accelerator, throttle, gas pedalaceleradornounSpanish: acelerador/a
accent: particular mode of pronunciationaccentunoun
acceptacceptarverb
acceptableacceptábeladjective
acceptanceacceptaciónnoun
acceptedacceptadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
acceptedacceptadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acception: favorable reception or approval; an accepted meaning or actionaccepciónnoun
accessacceder [acces-]verb
accessaccesonoun
accessible, approachable, comprehensibleaccesíbeladjective
accessing, agreeing toaccedenduadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
accessionaccesiónnoun
accidentaccidenti [accident-]noun
accidentalaccidentaladjective
accidentallyaccidentalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
acclimate, acclimatizeaclimatarverb
accommodation (lodging)alojamentonoun
accomodateacomodarverb
accomodate (lodging): put up in quarters or hotel room; stay at/withalojarverb
accompanimentacompañamentonoun
accompany, go withacompañarverb
accomplicecómplicênoun
according tosegúnother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderpreposSpanish
according to, in accordance with, IAWconforme aother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
accordionacordeonnoun
accordionistacordeonistanoun
account, bill, check (for meal)contanoun
accountancy, accountant's office, bookkeepingcontaduríanoun
accountantcontadornoun
acculturationaculturaciónnoun
accumulate, amass for oneselfacaudalarverb
accumulationacumulaciónnoun
accumulativeacumulativeadjective
accumulative advantage (the Matthew Effect)vantadj acumulative (l'efeitu Matiyu)noun
accurate (missile, launch)de gran precisiónadjective
accusationacusaciónnoun
accuseacusarverb
accuse of, charge withînculpar deverb
accusedacusadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
accusedacusadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
accustomacostumarverb
accustomedacostumadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
accustomedacostumadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acephalousacéfaleadjective
acephalyacefalíanoun
acerbicacerbeadjectivesharp and forthright (in conversation or speaking)
ache, have paindolerverb
acidácidonoun
acidicacidicadjective
acidificationacidificaciónnoun
acidity, acidnessacidesanoun
acneacnínounSpanish/French: acné
acolyteacólitonoun
acoustic guitarghitara acústicnoun
acoustic signalsignau acústicnoun
acqaintance, known personconocidonoun
acquireadquisirverb
acquisitionadquisiciónnoun
acrobatacrobatanoun
acronymacrónimonoun
across fromfrente aother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
actactunoun
act, be doingagir [-igir, agen-, act-]verbVulgar Latin: agere
actionacciónnoun
action filmfilmi de acciónnoun
action itemelemento de acciónnoun
action of tuning to a frequency; syntonization: the adjustment of two electronic circuits or devices so as to operate at the same frequency.sintonizaciónnounSpanish: sintonización, Italian: sintonizzazione; French: syntonisation
actionableaccionábeladjective
actionable intelligenceintelixença accionábelnoun
activateactivarverb
activatedactivadeadjective
activatedactivadupast participle
activeactiveadjective
activismactivismonoun
activistactivisteadjective
activityactivitánoun
actor (person, man)actornoun
actor (thing)actornoun
actressactriç [+:actricez]noun
Acts of the Apostles (New Testament of Bible)Actuz de l'Apôstoleznoun
actualization, update, upgrade (computing)actualizaciónnoun
actualize, make a reality of, updateactualizarverb
actuate, behaveactuarverb
acumen, insight (understanding), perspicacity, perspicaciousnessperspicacia, perspicacitánoun
acumulate, heap up, accrueacumularverb
acute, high-pitched (music note), sharp (pain)egheadjective
AdamAdámnoun
adapt, adjust to a situationadaptarverb
adaptabilityadaptabilitánoun
adaptableadaptábeladjective
adaptationadaptaciónnoun
adaptation planningplanejamento de l'adaptaciónnoun
adaptive unconscious (psychology)inconchienti adaptativenoun
add (in a mix or concoction), aggregateagregarverb
add upsumarverb
add, sumañadirverb
addedañadideadjective
addition (calculation), bill/check with total amount dueadiciónnoun
additionaladicionaladjective
additional charges/feescargoz adicionalnoun
additional, extra, supplementsupletorieadjective
additiveaditiveadjective
additive manufacturingfabricación aditivenounPortuguese: fabricação aditiva; Spanish: fabricación aditiva
addressseñasnoun
addresseedestinatario nounSpanish: destinatario
adduceaducir [adux-, adusca-]verb
adductionaducciónnoun
adeptadepteadjective
adequate, enoughadecuadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
adequate, enoughadecuadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
adhesion, adherence (to rules), support in affiliationadhésionnoun
adhesive, stickyadhesiveadjective
adhesivenessadhesivitánoun
adjacentadyacenteadjectiveSpanish: adyacente, Italian: adiacente, Portuguese/French: adjacente
adjective (grammar)adjetivonoun
adjudicateagir com judeçverb
adjustajustarverb
adjustableajustábeladjective
adjusterajustadornoun
adjustmentajustanoun
administrate, administeradministrarverb
administrationadministraciónnoun
administrationaladministracionaladjective
administrativeadministrativeadjective
administratoradministradornoun
admirableadmirábeladjective
admiral (rank in military)amirantinoun
admiralship, admiraltyamirantazgonounSpanish/Galician: almirantazgo
admirationadmiraciónnoun
admireadmirarverb
admirer (female)admiratriç [+:admiratricez]noun
admirer (male)admiradornoun
admissible, acceptableadmisíbeladjective
admissionadmisiónnoun
admissionîngresonounItalian: ingresso
admitadmitirverb
admit (patient, prisoner), join (army, social club)îngresarverb
admit, accept, allowadmitir [admis-]verb
adoptadoptarverb
adoptionadopciónnoun
adore, worshipadorarverb
adrenalineadrenalinanoun
adultadultonoun
adult, matureadulteadjective
adulthoodidad adultenoun
adults say this to babiesaguphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
advance, move forwardadelantarverb
advance, progressadelantonoun
advanced (in position)avancideadjective
advanced (in position)avancidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
advancementavancimentonoun
advancement in rank, ascent, riseascensonoun
advantagevantadjnoun
advantageousvantadjoseadjective
advent, arrivalavenimento, aventonoun
adventureaventuranoun
adventureraventureronoun
adventurousaventuroseadjective
adventurous, riskyaventuradeadjective
adverbadverbinoun
adversarialadversareadjective
adversary, opponentadversarionoun
advertisement, ad, commercial for productanuncionoun
advertisingpublicitarieadjective
advice, counsel, guidanceconsellonoun
advocacyadvogací, advogaturanoun
advocacypropugnaciónother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounSpanish: propugnación
advocateadvogarverb
aegis, shield (figuratively protection)égidnounSpanish: égida
aerate (soil), plowaerarverb
aerationaeraciónnoun
aerialaerialadjective
aerodynamicaerodinámicadjective
aerodynamicsaerodinámicanoun
aeronauticsaeronauticanoun
aerosol sprayaerosolnoun
aerospaceaeroespachaladjective
affableafábeladjectivePortuguese: afável; Spanish/Catalan: afable; Romanian: afabil; French: affable
affairs, mattersafeirsnoun
affectafeitarverb
affect changeafeitar le cambioverb
affectionafeitonoun
affectionatecariñoseadjective
affectiveafeitiveadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
affidavitdeclaración jurada; afidavitnoun
affiliateafiliarverb
affiliatedafiliadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
affiliatedafiliadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
affiliatesafiliadoznoun
affiliationafiliaciónnoun
affiliationfiliaciónnoun
affinityafinitánoun
affirm, assert, allege (that)afirmarverb
affirmation, assertionafirmaciónnoun
affirmative, positiveafirmativeadjective
affixafixonoun
afflictaflixir [aflic-]verb
afflictedaflixideadjective
afflictedaflixidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
afflictionaflicciónnoun
affliction, tribulationatribulaciónnoun
Afghanafganadjective
AfghanistanAfganistônnoun
afresh, anew, (sometimes) again; de novode nuveother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Africa (continent)Áfricanoun
Africanafricanadjective
Afro-Braziliansafrobrasileñosnoun
afrotropical ecozoneecozona afrotropicalnoun
after (in time)dopué deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
after action reviewreseña de dopué de l'acción; reseña de pós-acciónnoun
After having arrived in X,Dopué de haver jegadu a X,phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
aftermathsecuelaznoun
afternoontarginoun
againstcontraother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
agapic, of selfless love for everyoneagapicadjective
ageidadnoun
age groupgrupo de idadnoun
age of consent, marriageable ageidad núbilnoun
age-oldantiquíssimeadjective
agencyagençanoun
agency or department of a government or large organization, bureaubiuronoun
agenda: discussion points (of meeting), scheduleagendanoun
agenda: to do list for the dayorden dele djornnoun
agentagentinoun
aggregateagregadonoun
aggregationagregaciónnoun
aggressive, bellicosebelicoseadjective
agileágiladjective
aging, ageingenvellecimentonoun
agnosticagnósticadjective
agnostic: someone who professes that God cannot be knownagnóstico, agnósticanoun
agnosticismagnosticismonoun
ago (used before the time, day)aceother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
agrarian, land-use usually of growing crops or raising animalsagrareadjectiveSpanish/Italian: agraria/o; Portuguese: agrária/o
agree (grammar, people)concordarverb
agree on, arrange, match up (data)concertarverb
agree to, accept, come to an agreement, accede, accessaccederverb
agreement, accordacordonoun
agreement, surrendercapitulaciónnoun
agressive, forcefulagresiveadjective
agressivenessagresivitánoun
agri-food, agribusinessagroalimentareadjectiveItalian: agroalimentare; French: agroalimentaire
agricultural land (fertile land)machambanounMozambican Portuguese, Swahili
agricultural production complex; property, estatefincanoun
agricultureagriculturanoun
airaerinoun
airaérieadjective
air conditioneraeri acondicionadenoun
air spaceespaço aérienoun
airbornede origen aérieadjective
aircraft, planeaeronavionoun
airliftponti aérienoun
airlineaeroliñanoun
airportaeroporto, aerohafinoun
al pastorale pastoradjective
alabasteralbastronoun
alacrityalacritánoun
alarm, state of being startled or flusteredazoramentonounSpanish: azoramiento; Catalan: azorament
alarm, warning soundalarmanoun
albedoalbedonoun
album: book or recordingálbumnoun
alcoholalcoôlnoun
alcoholicalcoôlicadjective
alcoholic drink (slang)palonoun
alertalerteadjective
alertalertarverb
Alexander the GreatAlexandro Magnenoun
alfeñique: confection molded from sugar paste.alfeñiquinoun
alfresco, outside, outdoorsalfresqueadjective
algaealga(s)noun
algebraálgebranoun
algebraicalgebraicadjective
algorithmalgoritmonoun
algorithmicalgorítmicadjective
algorithmic programmingprogramación algorítmicnoun
alguazil, minister of a township or shipguazielnounsp: alguacil
alibiálibinounPortuguese
alien (species)alienígenanounPortuguese: alienígena
alien: outside of your circle, something or someone elseallene [aliena-]adjectiveSpanish: ajeno
alienablealienábeladjective
alienatealienarverb
alienated, estrangedalienadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
alienated, estrangedalienadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alienationalienaciónnoun
alignaliñarverb
alignedaliñadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
alignedaliñadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alignmentaliñamento, aliñaciónnoun
alive, lively, livingviveadjective
alkaliálcalinoun
alkalinealcalineadjective
alltodoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
all calm and welltranquilopeadjectiveJopará
all day (long), whole daytodo le djornother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
all day, the entire daydía enterephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
all intents and purposestodo l'întênciónz i propósitozphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
all of themtodo eloznoun
all of ustodo nosnoun
all, the whole of, everytodo [tot-]adjective
all-encompassing, all-inclusivetodo compriseadjective
all-importantde suma împortançaadjective
all-terraintodo-terreneadjective
allegationalegaciónnouncatalan: allegar
allege thatalegar queverb
allege, use as an excusealegarverb
allegiance, loyaltylealitánoun
allegro, at a brisk tempoalegrosother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
allergicalergicadjective
alleviate, ease, attenuate, tone downatenuarverb
alleviation, mitigationalivionoun
alleywaycallêxón [+:callêxónz]noun
alliancealiançanoun
alligatorjacarinoun
allocate (funds), devote (time), assign (a function, employee)destinarverb
allocate, assign, allotasignarverbSpanish: asignar
allocation, assignment, payment, allowanceasignaciónnoun
allocution, a very formal speech toward a group of peoplealocuciónnoun
allotropealótroponoun
allowance, benefitprestaciónnoun
allude, referaludir averb
allusionalusiónnoun
alluvialaluvialadjective
ally, combinealiarverb
almighty, all-powerfultodopussanteadjective
almondalmendranoun
almond macaroonsmarunchinoznoun
almost, near tocuasiadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
alone, by yourselfsôziñeadjectivePortuguese
aloneness, solitudesôletánoun
alphabetabecis, alfabetonounJudeo-Spanish, Papiamentu
alphabet, abc'sabecedarionoun
alphanumericalfanuméricadjective
already, beforejaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
alright, all rightestam bien...phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
also, tootambíother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
altaraltelnoun
alter (change length of clothes)alterarverb
alterationalteraciónnoun
altercated, disputedaltercadonoun
altercation, argumentaltercaciónnoun
alternate, alternatingalterneadjective
alternate, mix withalternarverb
alternativealternativeadjective
alternator (automobile, electronics)alternadornoun
altimeteraltimetronoun
altitudealtitud [-tudin-]noun
altitude sicknesssorutchinounGuarani
altitudinalaltitudinaladjective
altitudinousaltitudinoseadjective
altruismaltruismonoun
altruistaltruistanoun
altruisticaltruisticadjective
aluminumaluminiunoun
alumnusegs-alunonoun
alumnus, alumna, former studentegs-alumnonounSpanish: exalumno
alveolaralveolareadjective
alwayssemprê, toujuother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
amateur, lover of...amadornoun
amaze, astonishasombrarverb
amazed, astonishedasombradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
amazed, astonishedasombradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
amazon, the Amazonamazonía; l'amazoníanounSp
Amazonian parrotloranoun
ambassadorambajadornoun
ambassador (woman)ambajadriç [+: ambajadricez]noun
ambidextrousambidegstreadjective
ambiguityambiguitánoun
ambiguousambigueadjective
ambitionambiciónnoun
ambitiousambicioseadjective
ambulanceambulançanounFrench: ambulance; Italian: ambulanza; Spanish: ambulancia; Portuguese: ambulância; Romanian: ambulanță; Catalan: ambulància
ambushemboscadanoun
ambush, set an ambush foremboscarverb
ameliorate, improve, make bettermellorarverb
amelioration, improvement, bettermentmelloramentonoun
amenities, conveniencescomoditáznoun
amenityamenitánoun
America (2 continents)Américanoun
American Indian (slang)îndjênnoun
American Indian, Native Americanamerindianadjective
American Indian, Native American (person)amerindiano, amerindionoun
American personamericanonoun
American wormseed (Chenopodium ambrosioides)epazotinoun
American, of/from the United Statesestatunidenseadjective
American: from North or South Americaamericanadjective
americanismamericanismonoun
americanizeamericanizarverb
Amharicamariconoun
amicable, friendlyamigábelnoun
aminoacidsaminoácidoznoun
amnesiaamnesianoun
amnesiacamnésicadjective
amnestyamnistíênounSpanish: amnistía; French: amnistie
among or betweenentreother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
among, amongst (a group or collective; not between)pahmiother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
amorphousamorfeadjective
amperageamperadjnoun
amphetamineamfetaminanounFrench: amphétamine; Catalan/Romanian: amfetamina; Spanish/Portuguese/Italian: anfetamina
amphibianamfibionounSpanish
amphibiousamfibieadjectiveFrench: amphibie
amphitheater, amphitheatreamfitiatronounCatalan: amfiteatre; French: amphithéâtre; Spanish/Italian/Portuguese/Galician: anfiteatro
amphoraámforanounCatalan: àmfora; Romanian: amfora; Spanish/Galician: ánfora; Portuguese: ânfora; French: amphore
amplificationamplificaciónnoun
amplifier (guitar, PA system)amplificador, ampinoun
amplifyamplifiçar [amplifica-]verb
amplifyamplifiçar [amplifica-]verb
amplifying feedbackretroalimentación amplificantenoun
amplitudeamplitud [-tudin-]noun
AmsterdamÁmsterdamnoun
amuse, entertain, distractdivertir [divers-]verb
amuse-bouche: single, bite-sized hors d’œuvreamuzbuchnoun
amusing, attractive, cutegratcioseadjective
An autonomous system of government within a larger one; Generalitat de (name of place)Genralitá de (nomi de luoga)noun
an edible freshwater crabcanetchonoun
an institution of skilled workers, naval yard workersmayestrançanoun
an, aunarticle or demonstrative
anabolicanabólicadjective
anachronism: chronological inconsistencyanacronismonoun
anachronisticanacrónicadjective
anacoluthon: unexpected discontinuity in the expression of ideas within a sentence, leading to a form of words in which there is logical incoherence of thoughtanacalutonounGreek anakolouthon, from an-: "not" and ἀκόλουθος akólouthos: "following")
anaemia, anemiaanemianoun
anagramanagramanounSpanish/Portuguese: anagrama
analogousanálogheadjective
analphabetic: representing sounds by composite signs rather than by single letters or symbols.analfabéticadjective
analysisanálisinoun
analytic machine (ancestor of computer)máchina analíticnoun
analytic, analyticalanalíticadjective
analyzeanalizarverb
anarchistanarquistanoun
anarchyanarquíênoun
anastrophe: literary device that inverts/rearranges the natural word orderanástrofinoun
anathemaanatemanoun
ancestorantepasado, antepasadanoun
ancestorancestronoun
ancestral, ancientancestraladjective
anchorancranoun
anchovyanchovanoun
ancient name for the land that lies between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers (in modern Iraq)Mesopotamianoun
ancient, oldancianadjective
andiother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderCatalan, Papiamentu
androcentric, male-centeredandrocéntricadjective
androgynousandrógineadjective
androgynyandroginianoun
anecdotalanegdóticadjective
anecdoteanégdotanounSpanish: anécdota
anemicanemicadjective
angelángelnoun
anger, wrathiranoun
Anglicananglicanadjective
Anglicananglicanonoun
angry, fumingasadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
angry, fumingasadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
angry, infuriatedarretcheadjective
angry, mad, rabidraivoseadjective
angularangulareadjective
animal rightsdretchoz de l'animauznoun
animal that flies esp. birdavianoun
animal, beastanimaunoun
animalsanimauznoun
animate, enlivenanimarverb
animatedanimadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
animatedanimadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
animation, cartoonanimaciónnoun
animismanimismonoun
animosity, boldness (not necessarily in a hostile sense)animositánoun
aniseanísnoun
ankletovillonounSpanish: tobillo
annatto seed or powderatchiotinoun
annexanecsarverb
annexationanecsaciónnoun
annihilateaniquilarverbSp
annihilationaniquilaciónnounSp, Ca, Po
anniversaryaniversarionoun
anniversaryaniversareadjective
announce publicly or commercially, advertiseanunciarverb
annoy, botherbruñirverb
annoying, irritatinghoruñeadjective
annual, yearlyañual, annualadjective
annulment, nullification, cancellationanulaciónnounSpanish: anulación
annunaki: group of deities in ancient Mesopotamian culturesanunaquinoun
anomalousanómaleadjective
anomalyanomalíênoun
anonymous, namelessanónimeadjective
anonymouslyanonimemén; de manera anónimeadverb (clearly and always an adverb)French: de manière anonyme; Catalan: de manera anònima
anotherunoutreadjective
another name of HondurasGuaymurasnoun
another one, a different onealgoutronoun
another time, againoutre veçother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
answercudirverb
answer, replycontestaciónnoun
answer, replyrespostanoun
antformiganoun
antagonistantagonistanoun
antagonisticantagonisteadjective
antagonistic, adversarial, antipatheticantagónicadjective
antagonizeantagonizarverb
antarctic: polar region around south poleantárcticadjective
Antarctica: continent on Earth's south poleAntártidanoun
antebellum, before the warpribélicadjective
antecede, precede, come beforeantecederverb
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.antecedentinoun
antecedent:preceding in time or order; previous or preexistingantecedenteadjective
antechamberantecambronoun
anterioranterioreadjective
anthraciteantracitanoun
anthropocentricantropocéntricadjective
anthropologicalantropológicadjective
anthropologistantropóloga, antropólogonoun
anthropologyantropologíênoun
anthropomorphicantropomórficadjective
anthropomorphismantropomorfismonoun
anti-americanism, antiamericanismanti-americanismo, antiamericanismonoun
anti-armor capabilitiescapacitáz antiblindadjenounSpanish: capacidades antiblindaje
anti-caking agentantiaglomerantinounSpanish: antiaglomerante
anti-essentialistanti-esenchalisteadjective
anti-immigrantanti-înmigranteadjective
anti-neoliberalanti-neoliberaladjective
anti-regime groupgrupo anti-régimennoun
anti-universalistanti-universalisteadjective
anti-Westernanti-occidentaladjective
antiaircraft missilemisiel antiaérienoun
antibioticantibioticadjective
antibioticantibioticonoun
anticipateanteciparverb
anticipate/expect, wait for, attend toatênder [atên-]verbFrench:attendre
anticipated, earlyantecipadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
anticipated, earlyantecipadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
anticipationantecipaciónnoun
anticipatory, anticipatingantecipatorenoun
anticommunistanticomunisteadjective
anticorruption measuresmedidaz contra le corrupciónother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
antidoteantídotonoun
antihistamineanti-histamínicadjective
antihistamineanti-histamíniconoun
antimicrobialantimicrobianadjective
antipathy, unpleasantnessantipatíênoun
antique, vintageantigueadjective
Antiquityantiguitánoun
antiterrorism cooperationcoôperación antiterroristenoun
antithesisantitesinoun
antitheticalantitéticadjective
anusanonoun
anxietyansietánoun
anxiousansioseadjective
any (used in affirmative sentences), whichever, no matter whichcualquelother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
any (when used in negative sentences), noningú [ning-]intensifier or quantifier
anybody (any which person)cualquelompronoun
anybody/somebody, someone (questions)algompronounPortuguese: alguém; Spanish: alguien; French: quelqu’un
anyhow (carelessly, haphazardly)de cualquel maneraother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
anyone, anybody (in negative sentences), nobody, no oneningom, nadiepronoun
anything (positive), somethingcualquel cosaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
anything, nothing (negative)nadanoun
anything, something (questions)algú cosanoun
anywhere (negative sentences), no place, nowhere (adv)ningú luogaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
anywhere, any placecualquel luoga (dan/a ...)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
anywhere, somewherealgú luoga (dan/a ...)noun
AOR: Area of Responsibilityárea de responsabilitánoun
apartaparteadjectiveSp
apartheidsegregación racial; apartheidother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
apartment (building)apartamentonoun
aphorismaforismonoun
aplomb: self-confidence when in a demanding situationaplomonoun
apocalypticapocalípticadjective
apocalyptic, apocalypticalapocalípticadjective
apocryphalapócrifeadjective
apogeeapogeonoun
apoliticismapolitismonoun
apologeticde desculpa; arrepentideadjective
apologeticalapologéticadjective
apologeticsapologéticanoun
apologize, say you are sorrydesculpar-severb
apology, regretful explanation, excuseescusanoun
apology: expression of regret, excusedesculpanoun
apoplecticapopléticadjective
apoplexyapopleccia [apoplét-]noun
apostleapôstolnoun
apostleshipapôstolazgo, apôstoladonoun
apostolicapôstolicadjective
apotrophicapotróficadjective
apparatus, device; contrivance (tool to solve a task)aparato, aparellonounPortuguese: aparelho
apparel, clothing, outfit, robesropadjnoun
appealapelarverb
appeal: act of appealingapelaciónnoun
appear (before someone or in court)comparecer [-esca-]verb
appear: become visible, turn upaparecer [-esca-]verb
appearance (before court)comparecençanoun
appearance (of person at event)apariciónnoun
appearance/look, facefacha [-fich-]noun
appearance: emergence, appearing of, arising ofaparecimentonoun
appearance; lookaparençanoun
appeasable, soothableaplacábeladjective
appeasablenessaplacamentonoun
appeasemententreghismonounSp: entreguismo
appendicitisapendicitinoun
appendixapéndicinounCatalan: apèndix; French/Italian: appendice; Portuguese: apêndice; Spanish: apéndice
apperceive: comprehend or assimilate something such as a new idea in terms of previous experiences or perceptionsapercibir [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.apercepciónnoun
appetiteapetitonoun
appetizerboquitanoun
appetizer, starteraperativnounCzech, Spanish
appetizingapetitoseadjective
applemançanoun
apple treeárbor de mançanoun
apple, usually red varietyapelnoun
applicabilityaplicabilitánoun
applicableaplicábeladjective
application (job,scholarship...), candidacycandidaturanoun
application (not a job application)aplicaciónnoun
application form, documentation to enter in informationformularionoun
appliedaplicadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
appliedaplicadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
apply for (job, work), ask for or request (information)solicitarverb
apply or slather on (cream, ointment, sunscreen...)empavonar-severb
apply stucco or cement on surfacerepeyarverb
apply, put on, put to useaplicarverb
appoint (a time or place), point out, indicate/mark/showseñalarverb
appointed, momentous, distinguishedseñaladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
appointed, momentous, distinguishedseñaladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
appositionaposiciónnoun
appraisalavalúonoun
appreciate, take pleasure in, valueapreciarverbFrench: apprécier, Italian: apprezzar, Spanish: apreciar
appreciatedapreciadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
appreciatedapreciadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
appreciationapreciaciónnoun
appreciationapreciamentonounItalian: apprezzamento
appreciative, acknowledging, gratefulriconocenteadjectiveFrench: reconnaissant, Italian: riconoscente
apprehend: grasp in the mind, learnaprenderverb
apprehension: understanding (not anxiety or seizure)aprensiónnoun
apprenticeaprendisnoun
apprenticeshipaprendisadjnoun
approach, approximationacercamentonoun
appropriate, suitable, favorable, propitious, auspiciouspropícieadjective
appropriate, took as one's ownapropiadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
appropriate, took as one's ownapropiadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
appropriationapropiaciónnoun
approvalaprobaciónnoun
approve ofaprobarverb
approximateaprosimade [aprosimada-]adjectivePast participle adjective form
approximateaprosimadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
approximate: make close to, roundaprosimarverb
approximatelyaprosimadaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
approximately ten (units), about ten, ten or so (in a group), somedecina (de)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holderPortuguese: dezena; Spanish: decena; French: dizaine; Catalan: desena; Italian: decina
approximately: about, aroundaredor deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
approximationaprosimaciónnoun
apricotaprecocnoun
April (month)abrîlnoun
aptapteadjective
aptitude testproba de aptitudnoun
aptitude, fitnessaptitud [-tudin-]noun
aquaponicsacuaponianoun
aquariumacuariunoun
aqueduct: structure that leads wateracueductonoun
aquiline: curved like an eagle beakaquilineadjective
Arab (person)árabinoun
Arab, Arabicárabeadjective
Arabicárabicadjective
Arabic (language)arabech, arábigonoun
Arabizationarabizaciónnoun
arable landterra aerábelnoun
arable land taxterrazgonoun
Arabo-Islamicarabo-islámicadjective
arachnid, spideraracnidjonounPortuguese: aracnídeo, Spanish: arácnido, French: arachnide
AragonAragónnoun
arbiter, arbitratorárbitronoun
arbitrage, arbitrationarbitradjnoun
arbitrarilyarbitrareménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
arbitrarinessarbitrarietánoun
arbitraryarbitrare [arbitrara-, arbitra-]adjective
arborealarboreadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: arbóreo
arboriculturalarbóricoleadjectiveFrench: arboricole
arboristarboristanoun
archaeologist, archeologistarqueólogonoun
archaeology, archeologyarqueologíênoun
archaicarcaicadjective
archbishoparchibisponoun
archenemyarchinemigonoun
archeologicalarqueológicadjective
archetypal, archetypicalarquetípicadjective
archetypearquétiponoun
archiepiscopalarchibispaladjective
archipelagoarchipélagonoun
architectarquitetunoun
architectonic, architecturalarquitetónicadjective
architecturalarquiteturaladjective
architecturearquiteturanoun
archivalarquivaladjective
archive, record/filearquivonoun
archpriest, chief priest, archpresbyterarchipristinounSpanish/Portuguese: arcipreste, Italian: arciprete, French: archiprêtre
archpriesthood, archpriestshiparchipristazgonounSpanish: arciprestazgo
Arcticárcticadjective
Arctic regionArcticonoun
ardent: enthusiastic or passionateardenteadjective
arduous, hard, difficult, toilsomeárdueadjective
arduous, strenuousimprobeadjective
areaáreanoun
arena, ring where sports are conductedarinanounPortuguese/Spanish/Italian: arena; Romanian: arena; Galician: area; French: arène
ArgentinaArgentinanoun
Argentinianargentinan, argentineadjective
Argentinianargentinonoun
Argentinian cowboy, traditional person living off the landgautchonoun
argot: language of a certain occupation, occupational jargonargounoun
argument: an exchange of different viewpoints usually in an angry way.argumentonoun
argumentativeargumentativeadjective
arid: lacking moisture, especially having insufficient rainfall to support trees or woody plantsarideadjective
aridnessaridesanoun
aristocracyaristocraciê [aristocrat-]noun
aristocrat (person who is ruler)aristócratanoun
aristocraticaristocráticnoun
aristocratic elitesélitiz aristocráticnoun
Aristophanean (characteristic of Aristophanes’ plays and poetry)aristofanescadjective
Aristotelianaristotélicadjective
arithmeticaritméticadjective
ArkansasArcansawnoun
arm (of person)brasonoun
arm; set (a trap)armarverb
armadilloarmadilonoun
armamentsarmamentoznoun
armchairbutacanoun
armchairsedjónnoun
armedarmadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
armed robbery, larcenylatrocinionoun
armed, carrying weapons or involving weaponsarmadeadjective
armor-plate, shield, armour-plateblindarverbSpanish: blindar
armored vehicleblindadonounSpanish: blindado
armored, bulletproof, shieldedblindadeadjectiveSpanish: blindado
armour, armor; suit of armor; frameworkarmaduranoun
armrestacuduôrnoun
arms racecursa de armamentoznoun
army, organization of trained peopleezércitonoun
arogatic - underlying structurearogáticadjective
aromatic propertiespropietáz aromáticnoun
aromaticsaromáticoznoun
aroundenvuelta deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
around, approximatelycerca deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
arouse, enlivenarrecharverb
arpeggiate: pick chord notesarpegiarverb
arpeggioarpegionoun
arrange, order, ordain (clergy, king...)ordenarverb
arrangementsarranjoznoun
arrestarrestarverbJudeo-Spanish
arrivaljegadanounSpanish: llegada, Portuguese: chegada
arrivearribarverbCatalan/Spanish/Sardinian: arribar; Italian: arrivare; French: arriver
arrive (at), gradually becomejegarverb
arrogance, haughtinessaltivesanoun
arrogantechoneadjective
arrogant, haughtyaltiveadjective
arrowfletchanoun
arsenicarseniconoun
artartinoun
arterialarterialadjective
arteryarteríênoun
arthriticartriticadjective
arthritisartritinoun
artichokeartichota, alcachofranounFrench: artichaut; Spanish/Portuguese: alcachofra
article (of newpaper, magazine etc)artigonoun
article (thing that connects)artículnoun
article writer, publicity agentpublicistanoun
articulararticulareadjective
articulate, pronouncearticularverb
articulatoryarticulatorieadjective
artifactartefactonoun
artificialartificialadjective
artificial intelligenceintelixença artificialnoun
artistartistanoun
artisticartisticadjective
as a covenant, covenantalcom aliançaadjectiveSpanish: como alianza
As a matter of factDe feituphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
as long as, ifcun tal depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
as long as, untilmentrupreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
as soon asencuantoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish en cuanto, Portuguese enquanto
as the last resortcom l'últime casoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
as well, moreover, alsoasimismoadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
as...as (when comparing)tan...comother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ascend, rise, climb upascenderverb
ascended, promotedascendideadjective
ascended, promotedascendidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ascent, slope, rise, climbsubidanoun
asceticascéticadjective
asceticismascetismonoun
ascription: the attribution of something to a cause.adscripciónnoun
ASEAN: Association of Southeast Asian NationsAsociación de Naciónz de Asia SudorientalnounPortuguese: Associação de Nações do Sudeste Asiático; Spanish: Asociación de Naciones de Asia Sudoriental; French: Association des nations de l'Asie du Su
ashcinzanounPortuguese
ashamed, embarassedaguevadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
ashamed, embarassedaguevadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
AsiaAsianoun
asian pearpera asiáticnoun
Asian, asiatiqueasiáticadjective
Asiansasiáticoznoun
asinineasnineadjective
ask (see also: question)perguntarverb
ask for, order (at a restaurant)pidaverbSpanish: pide, pida, pidamos, pedid, pidan; Portuguese: pede, peça, peçamos, pedi, peçam
ask for, request, plead, petiticionpidir [peti-]verb
asparragusasparagonoun
aspect, personal appearance; lookaspectunoun
aspectualaspectualadjective
asphaltasfaltarverb
asphaltasfaltonoun
asphyxiateasficsiarverb
asphyxiation, asphyxiaasficsianoun
aspirationaspiraciónnoun
aspireaspirarverb
aspirinaspirinnounJudeo-Spanish
assassinasassinonoun
assault, raidasautonoun
assault, raid, storm (in)asautarverb
assemble, joinensamblarverbSpanish: ensamblar
assembling plant that has little to no taxes for imported parts.maquiladoranoun
assembly plantplanta de montadjnoun
assembly: fitting together, mountingmontadjnoun
assembly: meeting, law-making body, "the floor"asambleyanoun
assert (case, rights), upholdfacer valorverb
asshole, mother f**er (vulgar), pushoverpendexonounSpanish: pendejo
assiduousassídue [assidua-]adjective
assiduouslyassiduaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
assimilate, take in, absorbassimilarverb
assimilationassimilaciónnoun
assist, help someone, care for, treat with medicineasisterverb
assistant, servant, caregiver, attendantasistentinoun
associateasociarverb
associate: colleague in businessasociadonoun
associatedasociadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
associatedasociadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
associationasociaciónnoun
assorted, mixed, varioussurtideadjectiveSpanish: surtido
assuage; alleviate (pain, grief, loneliness...)aliviarverb
assume (duties), take over (a position), take (responsibility)asumirverbSp
assumption, suppositionasumciónnounSp: asunción
assumptivesupuste [supusta-]adjective
assure, affirm, ensure, insureasegurarverb
assuredness, assurance: result of something doneaseguramentonoun
assyriologistasiriólogonoun
AssyriologyAsiriologíênoun
asteroidasteroidnoun
asthenosphereastenosferanoun
asthenosphericastenosféricadjective
astonish, amazemeravijarverb
astonishing, amazingasombroseadjective
astonishment, amazementasombronoun
astralastraladjective
astral projectionprojección astralnoun
astringent; used when eating certain unripe fruitsagarroseadjective
astrologyastrologíênoun
astronautastronautanoun
astronomic, astronomicalastronómicadjective
astronomical body, celestial bodyobjetu astronómicnoun
astronomyastronomíênoun
astuteastuteadjective
astute, artful, shrewdastuteadjective
astute, strategicalcoimeadjective
asylumasilonoun
asymmetricalasimétricadjective
asymmetryasimetríênoun
at any time; at any momenten cualquel momentophrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: en cualquier momento; Portuguese: a qualquer momento; Catalan: en qualsevol moment
at home and abroaden l'ámbito nacional i estrañerephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: en el ámbito nacional y extranjero
at leastale menospreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
at the level, up to (at the height)a l'alturapreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
at the mercy ofa merced dephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
at the point of death, in terminal declinemuribundeadjective
at the same timeale mesme têmpopreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
at times, sometimesa vecezpreposition 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);enother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atavismatavismonoun
atavisticatavicadjective
atelier, workshop or studio used by an artisttallênounPortuguese: ateliê; Spanish: taller; French: atelier
atheistateísta, ateonoun
atheisticateístic, ateísteadjective
athleteatletanoun
athleticatleticadjective
athleticsatleticanoun
AtlanticAtlánticadjective
Atlantic OceanOcéano Atlánticnoun
atmosphereatmósferanoun
atmosphere as in the ambience or environmentambientinoun
atmosphere of Earth, terran atmosphereatmósfera terrestrenoun
atmosphericatmosféricadjective
atmospheric phenomenonmeteornoun
atmospheric pressurepressión atmosféricnoun
atomatômnoun
atomicatômicadjective
atonalatonaladjective
atone (for), expiateegspiarverb
atonement, expiationegspiaciónnoun
atrocityatrocitánoun
atrophyatrofiênounSpanish/Portuguese: atrofia; Catalan: atròfia; French: atrophie
attachatacherverb
attach a sail to the yardarm (the outer extremity of a ship's yard.)envergarverb
attachéatacheynoun
attachedatachideadjectivePast participle adjective form
attachedatachidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
attachmentatachementonoun
attackataquinoun
attain, reachatengirverb
attainment, achievement, fruition, procurementconsecuciónnoun
attempttemtativanounPortuguese, French
attempt (on someone's life)atentarverb
attempt; tryîntentar, tratarverb
attending, present (at meeting, gathering)asistenteadjective
attentionatênciónnoun
attentive, courteous (service), thoughtful and politeatênteadjective
attentivelyatênteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
attenuation, easing/lessening, mitigation (of pain)atenuaciónnoun
attestation, testimonyatestaciónnoun
atticmansardanoun
atticáticonoun
attire, outfittenwînounFr: tenue
attitudeactitud [-tudin-]noun
attorney general's officeprocuraduría genralnoun
attorney, deputy, solicitorprocuradornoun
attract: pull or draw out toatraher [atrac-]verb
attractionatracciónnoun
attractiveatractiveadjective
attributable toatribuíbel aadjectiveSpanish: atribuible a; Portuguese: atribuível a
attribute, assignatribuirverb
attributed, assignedatribuyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
attributionatribuciónnoun
atypicalatípicadjective
audaciousaudaceadjective
audacityaudacia, audacitánoun
audibleaudíbeladjective
audienceaudiençanounSpanish: audiencia; Portuguese: audiência; French: audience; Romanian: audienţă
audiobookaudiolivronoun
audiometricaudiométricadjective
audiovisualaudiovizualadjective
auditorauditornoun
auditoriumauditorionoun
August (month)agostonoun
aunttantinoun
auralorellaladjective
auricle: outer earaurículnoun3000-4000hz
auroraauroranoun
austereaustereadjective
austerityausteritánoun
Austin, TexasAustínnoun
AustraliaAustralianoun
Australianaustralianadjective
AustriaAustrianoun
Austrianaustrianadjective
Austrian (person)austrianonoun
authenticauténticadjective
authentiticityautenticitánoun
authorautornoun
authorialautoraladjective
authorisation, authorizationautorizaciónnoun
authoritarianautoritareadjective
authoritarianautoritarionoun
authoritarianismautoritarismonoun
authoritativeautoritativeadjective
authorityautoritánoun
authorize, give permissionautorizarverb
auto dealershipconcesionariu de automovieleznoun
autobiographyautobiografíênoun
autochthonousautóctoneadjective
autocracyautocraciê [autocrat-]noun
autocrat: a ruler with absolute powerautócratanoun
autocraticautocráticadjective
autodidact: independent self-learner, person who is well-read on a particular subject that interests him or her.autodidactanoun
autographautógrafonoun
automateautomatizarverb
automaticautomáticadjective
automatic remindernotificación automáticnoun
automationautomatizaciónnoun
automobileautomóvielnoun
automotive (sector), self-propelledautomotriceadjectiveSpanish: automotriz
autonomicautonómicadjective
autonomistautonomisteadjective
autonomous, self-governingautónomeadjective
autonomyautonomíênoun
autophagyautofagianoun
Autumn, Fallôtoñonoun
auxiliaryaugsiliareadjective
available, free/ready (to do with), obtainabledisponíbeladjective
avalancheavalanchanoun
avarice, greedavariça; avaresanounCatalan: avarícia; Spanish: avaricia; Portuguese: avareza; French: avarice
avengevenjarverb
avenueavenidanoun
avenues of attackavenidaz de ataquinoun
aversion (feeling)aversiónnoun
aviary, giant bird cage that allows birds to fly freelyaviariunoun
aviationaviaciónnoun
aviatoraviadornoun
avid, eagerávideadjective
avidityavidesanoun
avocadoavacatinounPo:abacate, Sp:aguacate, Fr:avocate
avoid, shun, avert, save from (doing or going somewhere), eschewevitarverb
awakedesperteadjective
awakened, woke updespertadupast participle
awardgalardón [+:galardónz]noun
awardpremiaciónnoun
award/decoration/medalcondecoraciónnoun
awareness, consciousness, conscienceconchiençanoun
awesome, coolbacanadjective
awkward or ridiculous personbalurdonoun
awkward, low-classbalurdeadjective
axeatchanoun
axiomaticacciomáticadjective
axis [+:axes]eichi [acci-]noun
aztecaztequeadjective
Baal, Ba'al: Caananite storm GodBeyalnoun
baba ghanoush (Levantine dish)baba-ganujnoun
babe, hottie (for woman)guapanoun
baboonbabuinonoun
babybebínoun
Babylonianbabilónicadjective
bachelor: unmarried malesolteronoun
backdroptelón de fundonoun
backfire (car mechanic)petardearverbSpanish: petardear
backfire, shoot [oneself] in the foot (expression)salir por le culataverbSpanish: salir por la culata
backing, support, endorsement (political)respaldonoun
backlogtreballo atrasadenounSpanish: trabajo atrasado
backlog processingprocesamento de treballoz atrasadenounSpanish: procesamiento de trabajos atrasados
backpackmotchilanoun
backpacker, someone who travels a routerutardnounFrench: routard
backstage dealtrato entre bastidoreznounSpanish: trato entre bastidores
backup copycopia de seguridadnoun
backup, back-up (traffic), bottleneckembotellamentonounSpanish: embotellamiento
backward, backwards: toward the rearacia atraspreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
backward: in reverse order; on backwardsale reversoadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
bacontocino, baconnounSpanish: tocino; French/Portuguese: bacon
bacteriabacterianoun
bacterialbacterianadjective
bacteriologicalbacteriológicadjective
bacteriologistbacteriólogonoun
bad luck, jinxyettanounLombard and Lunfardo
badge (usually on display for identification)badjnoun
badly, adversely, dangerouslymau [mal-]adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
baffle, acoustic screenpantalla acústicnoun
bag, pocketbolsanoun
baggage (military or figurative)bagadjnoun
baggy, wide, broadancheadjective
bagpipesgaitanoun
bailcauciónnoun
baitiscanounPortuguese
bakery (of bread)pañeríanoun
bakery that specializes in pastries and sweetspatiseríanoun
balance, equilibrateequilibrarverb
balance, even out, level, gradenivelarverb
balance, remainder, outcomesaldonoun
balance: scale (instrument for weighing)balançanoun
balanced: in state of equilibriumequilibradeadjective
balconybalcón [+:balcónz]noun
bald (slang)cabecefoqueadjective
Balkanizationbalcanizaciónnoun
Balkanizebalcanizarverb
ball (round object usually for sports)pelotanoun
ballad: form of verse, often a narrative set to music.baladanounSpanish
ballet dancerbailarínnoun
ballisticbalísticadjective
ballotbalotanounVenetian, English
ballpoint penbolígrafonoun
bamboobambunoun
banalbanaladjective
bananabanananoun
banana treeárbor de banananoun
band of brothersbanda de irmanoznoun
band, strip, ribbonbandanoun
banditbandidonoun
banjo: type of stringed instrumentbanjonoun
bank (business, economics)banconoun
bank holiday, public holidaydjorn feriadenoun
bankerbanqueronoun
banking cardtarxeta bancarenoun
bankruptfalideadjective
bankruptfalidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bankruptcy, failurefalimentonoun
banner, colors of regiment or gangbandeiranoun
baptismbautismonoun
baptismal fontpia bautismalnoun
baptize, baptise, Christenbautizarverb
barbarinoun
bar countertop; dining table (large to accomodate a lot of people)mesónnoun
bar room that serves alcoholic beverages and wines, cafeteriacantinanoun
barbaritybarbaritánoun
barbecue, a taino roasting processbarbîcunounArawakan: barabicu and Spanish: barbacoa
barberbarberonoun
Barcelona: city in SpainBarcelonanoun
bare-throated tiger heronahoquinnoun
barefoottchuñaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
bargain, good deal after hagglingpîchichanoun
barge, run intobardjerverb
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.bardjnoun
baritone guitarghitara baritonenoun
bark (make dog sound)labayerverb
bark (of tree), crust, rind, peelcorcezanoun
barn, grainerygraneironoun
BarnabasBernabanoun
barnaclezwitnounSt. Lucian
barometerbarómetronoun
barometricbarométricadjective
barracks, quarterscuartelnoun
barrelbarielnoun
barrierbarrieranoun
bartender of cold or hot drinks, baristabaristanoun
base, basis, foundationbasinoun
based on (used in sentences with 2 phrases)en función depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish: en función de
baseline, point of referencepuntu de referençanoun
basement, cellarsótanonoun
basicbásicadjective
basilalbahacanounSpanish
basin (fluvial)bacinonoun
basis; framework (of constitution, essay, society...)marconoun
basketcorbelanoun
basket for bread, hamperpañeironoun
bass (music)baijonoun
bass (type of fish)róbalonoun
bass clef (key of F)clav de fanoun
bass guitarghitara baijenoun
bass player, bassistbaijistanoun
baste, tie togetherbastirverb
bat (animal)morciegonounSpanish: murciélago; Portuguese/Galician: morcego
bathbañonoun
bathroom: room containing bathtubchamb de baño; bañeironoun
bathtubbañeiranoun
baton, truncheon, billy-clubasômuôrnoun
battalionbatallónnoun
battery (dry, usually small variety)pilanounSpanish
battery (of car, computer, etc)batriênoun
battlebatallanoun
battlefieldcampo de batallanoun
baybaíanoun
bayonetbayonetanoun
be (have gone) on record as saying that; have declared publicly thathaver declaradu publicaménverb
be (imperative or command form)sej, seaverbPortuguese: sê, seja, sejamos, sede, sejam; Spanish: se, seamos, sea, sean
be all show and no substancetener bocu de fachadaverb
be amazed, be astonishedmeravijar-severb
be at the height of one's powersestar en plenitud de facultázverb
be broke, without moneyandar cun le conexoadjectiveWhen pockets are turned inside out, it looks like a rabbit.
be embarassedaguevarverb
be intimidated, be frightenedapahuilar-severb
be into, be involved incurtirverbLunfardo
Be kind, pleaseSej gentil, perfavorphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
be lacking, be missingfaltarverb
be lacking, missing; blow it (colloquial) [The subject is the thing that is lacking, and the indirect object is who lacks the thing.]mancarverb
be promoted to (employee, military…), rise toascender averb
be reflected, show/demonstrate, be written (evident)reflexar-severbSpanish: reflejarse
be relocated (for job, family, etc), move ones place of residencetransladarverb
be seated or stationed in a place for a long timeentortar-severb
be silent, stay stilltazerverbItalian: tacere; Sabir: tazir
be similar to, be like, resembleassimilar-severbSpanish: asimilarse
be: essential nature including characteristics (see: eser)ser [fui-, es/som, seja-]verb
be: state of being or condition, including feeling and appearanceestar [estuvi-, estem]verb
beachpladjanounRomanian: plajă; Catalan: platja; French: plage; Spanish: playa; Portuguese: praia; Italian: spiaggia
beach umbrellabarracanounPortuguese
beacon of lightfaro de luçnoun
beacon, source of light, lighthouse, traffic lightfaronoun
beakbecconounItalian
beanporotonoun
beans (not specific variety)feijónznounGalician: feixón; Portuguese: feijão; Italian: fagiolo
bearorsonoun
bear marketmercado baijistenoun
bear, give birth toparerverb
bearable, endurablesuportábeladjective
beardbarbanoun
Béarnaise sauce: sauce made of clarified butter emulsified in egg yolks and white wine vinegar and flavored with herbsbéarnesnoun
beast of burden, taxationacemilanoun
beast, animal, unpleasant person or unpleasant experience (colloquial)bestianoun
beastialitybestialismo, zoôfilianoun
beat up, clobber, thrashmaquearverb
beaten, defeated, conqueredvicteadjective
beaterbatuôrnoun
beautiful and balanced, majestic, perfect (usually of nature)fermoseadjectiveetymology: Sp: hermosa, Galician: fermosa, Po: formosa, Latin: formosus
beavercastornoun
becausepasquepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
because of, due to, owing to (adverb)a causa de, devidu apreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
becomedevenir [devini-, devenga-]verb
become (involving a good deal of effort and time)jegar a serverb
become as obsessed as a mare; be smittenenyeguecer [-esca-]verb
become infatuated withenamorisquiarverb
become palepalidecer [-esca-]verb
become startled; get flustered/rattledazorar-severbSpanish: azorarse
become yellowamarilecer [-esca-]verb
bedcamanoun
bed (of clay, mineral deposits…)camadanoun
bed covercubertanoun
bed coveringpaturanoun
bed sheetdrabnounFrench: drap
bed, deposit (geological); archeological siteyacimentonounSpanish: yacimiento
bedbugchinquinoun
bedbugtalahinoun
bedevil, pervert/corruptendiablarverbSpanish: endiablar
bedrock (geology)roca firmenoun
bedroomchamb de dormir; dormitorionoun
beeabexanoun
beef, cow meatterneranoun
beef; meat from a cowcarni bovinenoun
been (past participle of to be "estar")estaduother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
beep, ring, sound offsonarverb
beercervesanoun
beer steinestaincrunoun
Beethoven's late symphoniesl'últime simfoníêz de Beethovennoun
before (in time)antes deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
before arriving atantes de jegar aphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
before the Fatherdelanch dele Padrêother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
beforehand, in advanceantemanuother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
befriend, offer friendshipofrir amistáverb
begin the afternoonatargecer [-esca-]verb
begin the night, get darkanotchecer [-esca-]verb
begin, startcomencirverb
behavecomportar-severb
behavior, behaviour, performancecomportamentonoun
behavior, procedureprocedimentonoun
behead, decapitatedecapitarverb
behindatrásother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
behindatrás deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
behind, afterdetrás deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
behind, back, reartrasereadjective
behoove: be necessary, proper, or advantageous forbihuververbEnglish/Dutch
beigebeigeadjective
being (human, alien...)esêr [esen-]noun
being (temporarily), standingestandeadjective
Belgianbelgianadjective
Belgian (person)belgianonoun
BelgiumBélgicanoun
believability, credibilitycredibilitánoun
believe, have faith increír [creye-, crede-]verbLatin: credere
believe, think, understand (interpret)entenderverb
believedcreídeadjective
believedcreídupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
believedcreyúverbfrom Spanish: creerpreterite (past tense) of creír
believercreyentinoun
believingcreyenteadjective
bellcampananoun
bell pepper, sweet pepperpimentón (dolce)noun
belles-lettres, belles lettres, elegant literature (as a fine art)belle-letraznoun
belletristric: written to inspire or provide aesthetic valuebelletriste, belletristricadjective
belligerent: aggressive or waging warbeligeranteadjectiveSpanish: beligerante
bellytimbanoun
belly, bowels, wombvientranounSpanish
belong to (ownership), pertain topertenecer [-esca-]verb
beltcinturónnoun
belt clippinsa de cinturónnoun
belt, girdlecuchacnounJudeo-Spanish
benchbanchnoun
beneath, underenbaiju depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
benediction, blessingbenedicciónnoun
benefactorbenefactornoun
beneficialbeneficioseadjective
beneficiarybeneficiarionoun
benefitbeneficiarverb
benefit (of merit), gain (of profit), advantageprovetchonounSpanish: provecho, Portuguese: proveito
benefit, advantagebeneficionoun
benevolence, kindness/genialitybenevolençanoun
benevolentbenevole, benevolenteadjective
benign, kind, temperatebenigneadjective
benzine: a colorless, volatile, flammable, liquid mixture of various hydrocarbons, obtained in the distillation of petroleum, and used in cleaning, dyeing, etc.bencinanoun
bequeathlegarverb
bergamotbergamotanoun
berrybejanoun
beseech, beg/pleadrogarverb
beside (adverb) *French: à côtéale ladopreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
bestoptimuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
best friend, really good friendamigón, amigonanoun
best, optimumoptimeadjectiveLatin: optimum
bestow, grantotorgarverbSpanish
bestow: award, grant; acknowledge: concede, admitconceder [conces-]verbSpanish
bestowed, granted, awardedotorgadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
bestowed, granted, awardedotorgadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bettermelloradjective
better (feeling, state of being)milluadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
better thanmellor queother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
betterment, improvementbonificaciónnounCatalan: bonificació; Spanish: bonificación
beverage made of plantain, banana, coconut milk, and sugarwabulnoun
beverage, drinkbevidanoun
bewilder, unsettle, disconcertdesconcertarverb
bewilderingdesconcertanteadjective
bewitched, spellbound, enchantedfeitchizaduadjectiveSpanish: hechizado, Portuguese: enfeitiçado
beyondmais allá depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
bias, slantsesgonoun
BibleBiblianoun
biblicalbíblicadjective
bibliophilebibliofilonoun
bibliotherapybiblioterapianoun
bicameralbicambraladjective
bicentennialbicentenareadjective
bicentennial, bicentenarybicentenarionoun
biceptsbícepsnoun
bicyclebicicletanoun
bidding (of auction, contract)licitaciónnoun
bidirectionalbidireccionaladjective
bifurcation, fork in roadbifurcaciónnoun
big booklivrónnoun
big talk, hot airperequinoun
big, largegrandeadjective
big-earedoreludeadjective
big-headed, stubborncabeçotenoun
bigger (size)mais grandeadjective
bilateral, of both sidesbilateraladjective
bilingualbilingueadjectiveSpanish, Portuguese, French, Catalan
bill (paper money), notebiletnoun
bill of exchangebancarutnoun
bill, invoicefeituranoun
billfold, walletbileteironoun
billing, turnover, invoicingfeituraciónnoun
billy clubcatchiporranoun
bilocatebilocarverb
binarybinareadjective
bind, baste, put togetherbastirverbFrench: bâtir from Frankonian: bastian
binder (cooking, chemistry)aglomerantinounSpanish: aglomerante
binding (of a law), obligated complianceobligade cumplimentonoun
binding judgement in arbitration; finding/decisionlaudonoun
biochemicalbioquímicadjective
biochemistrybioquímicanoun
biodiversitybiodiversitánoun
bioengineeringbioîngeñerwergnoun
bioethicalbioéticadjective
bioethicsbioéticanoun
biogeographic regionsregiónz biogeográficnoun
biogeographicalbiogeográficadjective
biographicbiográficadjective
biographybiografíênoun
biological agentagenti biológicnoun
biologicallybiologicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
biologistbiólogonoun
biologybiologíênoun
bioluminescencebioluminescençanoun
biomarkerbiomarcadornoun
biomassbiomasanoun
biomebiomanounSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: bioma
biometricbiométricadjective
biometricsbiométricanoun
biospherebiosferanoun
biosphericbiosféricadjective
biostratigraphybiostratigrafíênoun
biotherapeuticbioterapéuticadjective
bipartisanshipbipartidarismonoun
bipartitebipartiteadjective
bipolarbipolareadjective
bipolaritybipolaritánoun
birdpáxaro, ocellonoun
bird peppertchilpepinoun
birriabirrianoun
birthnaicimentonoun
birthdaycumpleañu, cumpleannunoun
biscuit, crackerbiscuitnoun
bishopebispo [episcop-]noun
bismuthbismutonoun
bison, American buffalobisonnoun
bistro, small restaurantbistronoun
bitbîtnoun
bitteramereadjective
bitterwood, paradise tree (Simarouba glauca)aceitunonoun
bitumenbituminoun
bituminousbituminoseadjective
blacknerreadjective
black antgarganoun
black bean stewfeijonadonounBrazilian Portuguese: feijoado
black boxcaija nerrenoun
black holeaguxero nerrenoun
black widow spidercacempulganoun
blackmail, shakedown, chantagetchantadjnounSpanish: chantaje; French: chantage
blackout, a sudden cutoff of electric powerapagónnoun
blameculparverb
blameless; not reprehensible; irreproachableirreprensíbeladjectiveSpanish: irreprensible; Portuguese: irrepreensível/irrepreensíveis
blamelesslyirreprensibelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Portuguese: irrepreensivelmente
blameworthy, reprehensible, deplorablereprochábeladjective
blanket (for warmth)frazadanoun
blanks (of form), empty spacesespaçoz en blanconoun
blasphemeblasfemiarverb
blasphemousblasfemeadjective
blasphemyblasfemianoun
blast, explosioncuetasonoun
blatant, obvious, flagrant (lie, injustice)flagranteadjective
blatant, shameless (disrespect, disregard for authority or rules)descaradeadjective
bleedsangrar [sanghi-]verb
blemish, fault (human behavior)tatchanoun
blessbendicer [bendit-, bendix-, bendiga-]verb
Bless you, to health and prosperity (salut)¡Salúd!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
bless, make happybeatifiçar [beatifica-]verb
blessedbendicidupast participle
blessedbenditeadjective
blessed and fortunatebienaventuradeadjective
blessed and happybeateadjective
blessed personbienaventuradonoun
blessingberachanounJudeo-Spanish
blindciegheadjective
blind, dazzleciegarverb
blindspot (esp. when driving)ángul mortenoun
blindspot (in eye)puntu cieghenoun
bloated, potbelliedpiponeadjective
block, bottle upembotellarverbSpanish: embotellar
block-shaped cakes made of powdered sugaratadonoun
blogblognoun
bloggerblogheronoun
bloke, dudebra'môgonounMandinka (African)
blonde, fair (hair, eyes)guereadjective
bloodsanghinoun
bloodthirsty menhomenz sanghinarenoun
bloodysanghienteadjective
blossomzaharanounMaltese, Siculo-Arabic
blow one's noseamocar-severbJudeo-Spanish
blow, breathe into; slang: be of use, functionsoflarverbSpanish: soplar + Latin
blue denimazulónnoun
blue jeansblujinnoun
blue: darker than "azule"blaveadjectiveCatalan: blau, blava, blaus, blaves
blueberriesbluetaznounFrench Canadian
blueberriesmirtiloznoun
blueberrymirtilonoun
bluntness, forcefulnesscontundençanoun
blurred boundarieslímitiz borrosenoun
blurred, smudgy, indistinct (of an image); fuzzy or vague (memory, instructions)borroseadjectiveSpanish: borroso/a
blush, reddenenrujecer [-esca-]verb
board (cutting, etc), large flat plate, plaqueplacanoun
boardingabordadjnoun
boast, flauntostentarverbPortuguese/Spanish
boastfuljactancioseadjective
boastfulness, boastingjactancianoun
boat, ship, vesselbarconoun
bocadillo, bocata, sandwich made with baguette cut lengthwise and filled with chorizo sausage, cold cuts, tuna, or hambocadonounsp: bocata, bocadillo
bodycorpo [corpor-]noun
bodywork, body shopcarroceríanoun
boilfervirverb
boilbullirverb
boiler (pan), cauldroncaldeiranoun
boiling, ferventferviente, en ebulliciónadjective
Bolivarianismbolivarianismonoun
BoliviaBolivianoun
boltbulnonoun
bolt, run away, get out of controldesbocar-severb
bombardbombardearverbSpanish, Portuguese
bombardmentbombardemento, bombardeonoun
bondage, slaveryesclavitud [-tudin-]noun
boneweso noun
bonusbónusnoun
bonywesudeadjective
booby traptrampa egsplosivenoun
booklivronoun
book of EcclesiastesCohéletnoun
book sellerlivreronoun
bookish, related to bookslivrescadjective
bookshop or book storelivreríanoun
bookworm, geektragalivroznoun
boom, upswingbuminoun
booming, vigorous and strong, powerful, burgeoningpuxanteadjective
boondocks, away from civilizationquimbambasnoun
booster shotdosis de reforçonoun
boot (a computer), go through a process to run a machinearrancarverbSpanish: arrancar
bootsbotaznoun
border disputedisputa frontirizenoun
border patrolpatruja de frontiranoun
border, frontierfrontiranoun
border, frontier (before noun); bordering, forming the borderfrontirizeadjectiveSpanish: fronterizochanges the noun “frontera” to use it as an adjective, describing the region
border; skirt aroundbordarverb
bore: torment with lack of things to do; wearyaborrirverb
boredom, restlessness, weariness; loathingfastíonounsp: hastío
boredom, tediumtedionoun
boredom, wearynessaborrimentonoun
boring, uninterestingaborrideadjective
boring, uninterestingaborridupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bornnaicidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bornnateadjective
born, be bornnaicer [nat-, nacio-]verb
born-againvuelte a naiceradjective
BosniaBosnianoun
Bosnianbosnianadjective
Bosnianbosnianonoun
boss (political), chief (tribal)caciquinoun
boss, headman, headwomanxefi, xefanoun
botanicalbotánicadjective
botanybotánicanoun
bothambeadjective
both (as pronoun)ambosnoun
both of themambe eleznoun
both of them (female)ambe elaznoun
both of usambe nosnoun
bottle openerziboladornoun
bottle or jug (any sealed container that carries a liquid)garrafanoun
bottle: usually see-through and sealedbotelanoun
bottom, endfundeadjective
bottom-linebalança finalnoun
boughtcumpradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
boughtcumpradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
boulevard: wide city street, limited access highwaybulevardnounSpanish: bulevar; French/English: boulevard
bourgeois person, person of high status who controls capital, middle class citizen: usually a merchant or craftsman in the cityburgeo, burgésnounItalian: borghese; Spanish: burguesa/burgués; Portuguese: burguês/burguesa; French: bourgeoise/bourgeois; German: Bürger/Bourgeois
bourgeoise, bourgeois: characteristic of the middle classburgeseadjective
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 classburgesíanounItalian: borghesia; Portuguese: burguesia; French: bourgeoisie; Spanish: burguesía
boutique, exclusive and of limited quantity (usually handmade)bouticadjective
boutique, small store, apothecarybuteganoun
bovinebovineadjective
bow, curve, arcarconoun
bowltigelanoun
bowlingbolichinoun
box in theatrepalconoun
boxed in, in a helpless or weak positioncutcheadjective
boxing ringringhinoun
boy (child)neñonounCatalan: nen/noi; Spanish: niño
boycottboicotarverb
boycottboicotinoun
boyfriendhañonoun
boyfriendnamaradonounPortuguese
braceletbrasaletinoun
bracket, parenthesisparéntesinoun
braincerevronoun
brain teaser, puzzlerompecabeçaznounSpanish
brain washinglavadj cerevralnoun
brain, cerebrumcerebronoun
brakefrenonoun
brake (of vehicle)brequinounEnglish
branch, familyramonoun
brandish, wave something (e.g. a weapon)brandirverb
brandy: distilled wine, spirit made from grapeschnapanounGerman: Schnaps, Venetian: sgnapa
brasslatonnoun
bratty childescuinclinoun
bratwurst: fried or grilled German sausagebratworstnoun
bravebraveadjective
braverybravuranoun
BrazilBrasilnoun
Brazilianbrasilianadjective
Brazilian language, person from Brazilbrasiliano, brasileñonoun
breach, rift, gap, gashbrechanoun
breadpañnounRomansh: pagn/paun; French: pain; Spanish: pan; Portuguese: pão; Italian: pane; Catalan: pa
bread bakerpañero, pañederonoun
bread rollpañitonoun
breadth, expanseenvergaduranoun
breakromper [rot-]verb
break and/or shake; confound, weaken and underminequebrantarverbSpanish
break out, flare up (civil unrest, warfare, etc)estallarverbsp: estallar
breakfastdesayunnoun
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.tchilaquileznoun
breakthrough, advance (in progress)avançonounPortuguese: avanço
breastpeitunoun
breathalentonoun
breathable airaeri respirábelnoun
breathing apparatusaparato de respiraciónnoun
breathing, respiratoryrespiratorieadjective
breezebrisanoun
brethren, brothers (figurative)etairoznoun
brevity, shortness, conciseness (of style)brevitánoun
brewercerveseronoun
brewerycerveseríanounSpanish: cervecería; Catalan: cerveseria; Portuguese: cervejaria
brews, beerstchelaznoun
bribesubornarverb
bricktchijolonounPortuguese: tijolo
bridenoivanoun
bridegroomnoivonoun
bridesmaiddama de hônornoun
bridge (of any kind)pontinoun
bridge for road or railwaybrugonoun
brief, short (vowel, syllable, etc)breveadjective
briefcasemaletínnoun
briefly, conciselybreveménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
bright orange mushroom that grows in the hillstchoronoun
brilliancebrillantesanoun
brilliantbrillanteadjective
brimming with happiness, vivaciousalebrestadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
brimming with happiness, vivaciousalebrestadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
brinesalmuranounSpanish: salmuera, French: saumure, Catalan: salmorra
bring attention to; call attention tochamar l'atênción sobrêverb
bring, bring alongtrazer [trar-]verbPortuguese: trazer; Spanish: traer
briochebriochinounFrench and Portuguese
brisket: cut of meat from the breast or lower chest of beef or veal.brîsquetnoun
brit, British ladybritánicanoun
British (person)britaniconoun
British ColumbiaColumbia Británicnoun
British Virgin IslandsIslaz Vírgene Británicnoun
bro/sis (slang)naño/nañanoun
broad-winged hawk (corresponds to rainy season)azacuanoun
broadbandbanda anchenoun
broadcastingradiodifusiónnoun
broadening, enlargement, extensionampliaciónnoun
broccolibrécolinounSpain Spanish: brécol; Mexico Spanish: brócoli
brochurebrochurnoun
brochure, bookletfolletonounSpanish/Galician: folleto; Portuguese: folheto
broke, out of moneybruxeadjective
broke, penniless, without money, moneylesstchireadjective
brokenrotupast participle
broken (usually body part), lamequebradeadjective
brokercorredornoun
brokeragecorreduríanoun
brokerage, brokingcorretadjnounPortuguese: corretagem; Spanish: corretaje
bronchialbronquialadjective
bronchitisbronquitinoun
bronze, brasenbronceadjective
broomescobanoun
broth, light-colored soupbrullónounCatalan: brou; French: bouillon
brothelburdelnoun
brother (biological)irmanonoun
brother in organization (unrelated brother)fra'ri [fratern-]noun
brother-in-lawcuñadnoun
brown (dark)maroneadjective
brown (light shade of brown)bruneadjective
brown, dark (hair, eyes)castañeadjective
browser (internet), navigatornavegadornoun
brrrr! (used when it is cold)atchatchaiother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
bruisemoretónnoun
bruise, contusecontunderverb
brunch, late breakfastmatabichonounMozambique:matabicho
bubbleborbullarverbSpanish: burbujar, Portuguese: borbulhar
bubbleborbullanounSpanish: burbuja, Portuguese: borbulha
bubblingborbullanteadjectiveGalician: burbullante, Spanish: burbujeante; Portuguese: borbulhante
buckbodinoun
buck the systemrebelar-se contra le sistemaverbSpanish: rebelarse contra el sistema
buck-pass, pass the buckegscurrer le bultoverbFrench: refiler la responsabilité
bucketboquitnoun
bucket, pale (big container)baldinoun
BuddhaBudanoun
budgetprisupustonoun
budget deficitdéficit prisupustarenoun
budgeted costscustoz prisupustadenoun
buffalo (not bison)bufalonoun
buffer, wiggle roommargen de manêobranoun
buffetbufetnoun
buffoonbufúnnoun
bug, small insectbichonoun
build on, base (on)basarverb
building blocksblocoz de construcciónnoun
building, structureedificionoun
built up, gave legal form to, constitutedconstituyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
built, constructedconstruideadjective
built, constructedconstruidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bulbs, rhizomes, and tubersbulboz, rizomaz, i tubérculeznoun
BulgariaBulgarianoun
Bulgarianbulgarianadjective
Bulgarianbulgarianonoun
bulk, massgruesonoun
bulky, voluminousvoluminoseadjective
bulltoro [taur-]noun
bull marketmercado alcistenoun
bulletin boardtablón de anuncioznoun
bulletin board: place of announcementstablónnoun
bulletproofa proba de balaz, antibalisteadjective
bullfigher's whipbandolanoun
bullfrograna-bov, sapo-bovnoun
bump in the roadtropezón en le caminophrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: tropezón en el camino
bumper, bufferparachoquinoun
bumpkinayotónnoun
bunch (bananas, grapes); collectioncachunoun
bunch of grapesgrapa de uvaznoun
bunch of, collection of (usually of people of moral depravity: crooks, thieves...)ataxo denoun
bundlebogchanounJudeo-Spanish
bundle of things or servicestutumutnoun
bunkerbúnquêrnoun
burdenfardonoun
bureaucracybiurocraciê [biurocrat-]noun
bureaucratbiurócratanoun
bureaucraticbiurocráticadjective
bureaucratic delaytortughismonoun
burgeoning talenttalento încipientenoun
burgeoning, flourishingflorecenteadjective
burglary, theftrobonoun
burialenterronoun
buried treasurebotixanounSpanish: botija
burnquimarverb
burn incenseîncensarverb
burst forth, break outprorromperverb
burst in, raidîrromperverb
buryenterrarverb
bury, put in the groundsepultar [sepulcr-]verb
bus shelter (at the bus stop)marquesinanoun
bus stopparada de autobusnoun
bus, omnibus, autobusónnibus, autobusnoun
busboy: clears dishes from table at restaurantmesoneronoun
bush, shrubarbustonoun
bushman, someone who lives in the outbackbrossardnounFrench: broussard
business affairs, negotiations, trade (selling and buying)negochinounPapiamentu
business centercentro para negochinoun
business ethicsética de negochinoun
business officeoficinanoun
businessmanhomen-dafeirsnoun
businessman, businesswomanempresarionounPortuguese
businessperson, entrepreneur who is sharpbisneronoun
businesswomanmullêr-dafeirsnoun
but (sometimes: yet or except)perópreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
butcher shop, meat storecarniceríanoun
butcher, meat preparercarniceronoun
butt (of gun)culatanoun
butt (of weapon), thighcatchanoun
buttermanteiganoun
butterflybarbuletanounPapiamentu, Portuguese
button (of clothes or machine), switch (light)bôtonnoun
button, push buttonempujuôr, pujuôrnoun
buttressmachónnoun
buycumprarverbSpanish/Papiamentu
buyercumpradornoun
buyer's remorseremordimento dele cumpradornoun
buzz, hum, whirzumbarverb
by (agent or cause of)perother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
by any chancede pure casualitáother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish
by bus, via busper ónnibusother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
by errorper errorother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
by foot, on foot, standing/upper piedother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
by means of, throughper milio deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
by means of, through, with (using)medjantepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish: por medio de, mediante
by oneself, all alone without companyíngrimeadjective
by theper leother, 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, octetbaitê, octetnoun
Byzantinebizantineadjective
Byzantiumbizancionoun
caatinga: dry region with stunted vegetation especially in northeastern Brazilcatchinganoun
cabbagecolverbGerman: Kohl, Mexican Spanish, Catalan: col; Spain Spanish, Galician: repollo, French: chou
cabin (of ship, plane)cabinanoun
cabin (rustic house)cabananoun
cabinet (storage area), cupboardarmarionoun
cabinet-maker, furniture makerebanistanoun
cablecabulnoun
cable cartelefericonoun
cable TVtelevizión per cabonoun
cacomistle, Bassariscus sumichrasti:preferred habitats are wet, tropical, evergreen woodlands and mountain forestscacomistlinounThe term cacomistle is from the Nahuatl language (tlahcomiztli) and means "half cat" or "half mountain lion"
cacophonycacofoníênoun
cactuscactunoun
cadencecadençanoun
cadmiumcadmiunoun
caffeinecafeínanoun
cagejaulanoun
caiman (type of alligator)caimanoun
cajón, big boxcaijónnoun
cakebolonoun
cake made of coffee, almonds and hazelnuts, raisins, and grape syrupupistidonoun
calabash fruitjicaranoun
calamitouscalamitoseadjective
calamitycalamitánoun
calciumcalciunoun
calculable, searchablecalculábeladjective
calculate, assesscalcularverb
calculatorcalculadoranoun
calf, vealvitelanounPortuguese
calibratecalibrarverb
calibrationcalibraciónnoun
caliphcalifanoun
caliphalcalifalnoun
caliphate, khalifate, kalifatecalifatonoun
calisthenics, callisthenicscalistenianounFrench: callisthénie; Spanish/Portuguese: calistenia
call for, summon, yell someone's nameapelerverb
call, appeal (of authority or group)chamamentonounSpanish: llamamiento, Portuguese: chamamento
call, name, appeal (law), claimchamarverb
called, by the name ofchamadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
called, by the name ofchamadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
caller, person who barks out orders or leads in a cadencegritónnoun
calligraphycaligrafíênoun
calmcalmanoun
calmcalmarverb
calmcalmeadjective
calorie (in food)caloríênoun
calquecalco semánticnoun
came back, returnedrivueltepast participle
camelcamelonoun
camelid: a mammal with a 3-chambered stomach, including the camel, llama, guanaco, alpaca, and vicuñacamelidjonoun
cameracámeranoun
camouflagecamufladjnoun
camouflagecamuflarverb
camp (military), garrison, fortress enclave, military installationpresidionoun
campaign: an organized operation or course of action to achieve a particular goal. (see: campaña for countryside)campeinanoun
campany's affiliatefiliau de l'empresanoun
can (of preserved food)latanoun
can (present tense)pudemverb
can (preserve food)enlatarverb
can openerobri-latasnoun
can't waitna pudem aguardarverb
can't, cannot (present tense)na pudemverb
can, be able topuder [poss-, pote-, pussa-]verb
CanadaCanadánoun
Canadiancanadenseadjective
Canadian, person from Canadacanadensinoun
canal, channelcanaunoun
canal/river for boats (especially in town where the streets are waterways)chumonounNeapolitan
cancel, anulanularverb
cancercáncêrnoun
candidate (election), applicant (for job, scholarship)candidatonoun
candied fruit, jamcondituranoun
candlebuginounFrench
candlecandelnoun
candyalquideynounJudeo-Spanish
canid, mammal of the dog familycanidjonounPortuguese: canídeo, Spanish: cánido
canine, of or like a dogcanineadjective
canned (food)enlatadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
canned (food)enlatadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
canned goodsconservaznoun
cannon (artillery ball)cannónnoun
canoecanoanounArawakan: canaoua, Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese/Italian: canoa
canoeist, boatman/boatwoman; paddlercayuqueronoun
canon, precept/rule; authentic books of holy scriptures, tenetcanónnoun
canonical, canoniccanónicadjective
canonicallycanonicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
canonicitycanonicitánoun
canonizationcanonizaciónnoun
canopydoselnoun
canopy (in architecture), baldachinbaldaquínnoun
canteen (not a drinking establishment), water bottlecantimploranoun
canvas, clothlonanoun
canyon, gorge (cut in mountains); couloircañónnoun
cap (of bottle, pen), lidtapanoun
cap and trade, emissions tradingComerço de Emisiónznoun
capablecapaceadjective
capacities, facultyfacultánoun
capacitor (electrical)capacitor, condensadornoun
capacitycapacitánoun
cape (geography)cabonoun
capital and laborl'empresa i l'ovreroznoun
capital citycapiruchanoun
capital city, capital: principal city where the courts are and laws are madeciutá capitalnoun
capital intensive manufacturingfabricación întensive de capitaunoun
capital letter, uppercase lettermayúsculanounCatalan, Spanish
capital: forms the topmost member of a column or pilaster(architecture)capitelnoun
capital: money, stocks, propertycapitaunoun
capitalismcapitalismonoun
capitalistcapitalistanoun
capitol: building that houses a government's legislative branchcapitolnoun
capitulate, surrender; agree to/oncapitularverb
capricious, whimsicalcaprichoseadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: caprichoso
capsizecapotarverbPo
capstone, cornerstonepedra angularenoun
capsularcapsulareadjective
capsulecápsulnoun
captain, head (person in charge)capiténnoun
captious: tending to find fault or raise petty objections.capcioseadjective
captivatecaptivarverb
captivatingcaptivanteadjective
captivecaptiveadjective
captivitycaptivitánoun
captorcaptor, captriçnoun
capturecapturanoun
capturecapturarverb
car (of train, subway...), train/railway carwagonnoun
car or electrical appliance that has been scrapped or stripped; frame of carcacaslinoun
car, automobilecarronoun
caramel colorcolor caramelenoun
caramel-coated popcorn ballalborotonoun
caramel: a beige to dark-brown confectionery product made by heating a variety of sugarscaramelonoun
caramelizationcaramelizaciónnoun
caravancaravananoun
carboncarbononoun
carbon dioxidediócsido de carbononoun
carbon footprintweja de carbononoun
carbon-based lifevida basade en carbononoun
carbonated, gaseousgasioseadjective
carboniccarbónicadjective
carcass, frame of a car, remains of vehicleweseranoun
cardiaccardiaqueadjective
cardinal (bird), cardinalidcardinalidjonounPortuguese: cardinalídeo, Spanish: cardenalida, French: cardinalide
cardinal (catholicism)cardenaunounSpanish/Catalan: cardenal; Portuguese: cardeal; Italian: cardinale
cardiorespiratorycardio-respiratorieadjective
caresweynoun
careercariranoun
career arcarco de cariranoun
careful lookmirada atentenoun
careful, exhibiting cautioncuidadose [cuidadosa-]adjective
carefullycuidadosaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
carefully chosen, guarded, circumspectcircumspecteadjective
careless, without cautiondescuidadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
careless, without cautiondescuidadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
caressacariciarverb
caress, run fingers through haircafuneynoun
caricaturecaricaturanoun
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."carnavaunoun
carnivorecarnivornoun
carnivorouscarnivoroseadjective
carobaharobanoun
carpal tunneltúnel carpalnoun
carpentercarpinteronoun
carpentry (work)carpinterwergnoun
carpet laid before a bedantecamanoun
carpet: wall-to-wallmoquetanoun
carpuscarponoun
carrier, hauler, hauliertransportistanoun
carries a tax oflevam un împusto dephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
carrion, dead flesh, carcassescaroñanounSpanish: carroña; French: charogne; Italian: carogna; Portuguese: carniça
carrotcenahoranoun
carry (support), charge (battery)cargarverb
carry (take)levarverb
carry on with, continuecontinuar [continúa-]verb
carte blanchecarta blanquenoun
cartelcartelnoun
cartelizationcartelizaciónadjective
cartilagecartílagennoun
cartographercartógrafonoun
cartographical, cartographiccartográficadjective
cartographycartografíênoun
cartoonsmiquiznoun
cartridge (of gun), cartouchecartuchonoun
carving knife or carving forktrinchantinounSpanish: trinchante,trinche
carvingsetayiznoun
case (in case of)casonoun
case of moneypitlacanounPhillipine: pitaka from Spanish: petaca from Nahuatl: petlacalli
case studycaso de estudionoun
case, boxcaijanounSpanish: caja/cajón; Portuguese/Catalan: caixa
cash box, place to store moneycaija registradorenounNeapolitan Italian: carusiello
cashew (nut)cajunoun
cashiercaijeranoun
cassava breadcazabnoun
Cassava, manioc, and yuca are all names for the same starchy tuber grown throughout South America, Africa, and Asia.maniocanoun
casserole pancacherolnoun
cassettecassetinoun
castlecastellonounGalician/Portuguese: castelo; Leonese: castiellu; Catalan: castell; Spanish: castillo; French: château
catgatonoun
cataclysmcataclismonoun
cataclysmiccataclísmic, de cataclismoadjective
Catalan (language or person)catalano [catalun-]noun
catalepsycatalepsianoun
catalog, catalogue, list that is differentiated between typescatálogonoun
Catalonia, CataluñaCatalunianoun
catastrophecatástrofinoun
catastrophiccatastróficadjective
catatoniccatatónicadjective
catch fire, light upîncendiarverb
catch up (with), reach, achieve (agreement, expectations, peace)alcançar [alcanci]verbPortuguese: alcançar; Spanish: alcanzar
catechesiscatequesinounreligious instruction given to a person in preparation for Christian baptism or confirma
catechismcatequismonounItalian: catechismo, French: catechisme, Spanish/Portuguese: catecismo
categoricalcategóricadjective
categorical imperativeimperativo categóricnoun
categorycategoríênoun
caterpillaragartanoun
catfishguitchinoun
catfishbarbuinounLouisiana French: barbue
cathedralcatédraunoun
catheterergalianounGreek: ???a?e?a ergaleía
cathodecátodonoun
catholiccatólicadjective
catholicismcatolicismonoun
cattlegáadonoun
caudillo: strong personalist leader and usually a dictatorcaudillonoun
caudilloshipcaudillazgonounSpanish: caudillazgo
causation, causalitycausalitánoun
causecausanoun
cause to become indisposedindisponerverb
caution, carecuidadonoun
caution, stealthinesscautelanoun
cautiouscautelose [cautelos-]adjective
cautiouslycautelosaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cavalrycavaleríanoun
cave, grottogrutanoun
caveman, cave dweller, reactionary (pejorative)cavernícolanoun
caverncavernanoun
cavernouscavernoseadjective
cavityweconounSp: hueco
cavitycavitánoun
cayenne peppercayena, pimenta rujenoun
CD (compact disc)disco compactenoun
cedarcedronoun
cédille, cedillacedillanounFrench: cédille; Spanish: cedilla; Italian: cediglia
ceilingtetchonounSpanish: techo
celebrate (a holiday)celebrerverb
celebrationcelebreciónnoun
celebritycelebritánoun
celeryaiponoun
celestialchelestialadjective
celibacycelibatonoun
celibatecélibeadjective
cellcélulnoun
cello (musical instrument)tchelonoun
cellularcelulareadjective
cellular telephone, cellphone, mobile phoneteléfono celulare, célulnoun
celluloidceluloidnoun
cementcimentarverb
cemeteryceminterionoun
centenary, 100 years, centennialcentenareadjective
centenary, centennialcentenarionoun
center, centrecentronoun
centeringcentramentonoun
centigradecentigradnoun
centimeter (measurement)centimetronoun
centipedelacrayanoun
centralcentraladjective
central heatingcalefacción centralnoun
centralistcentralistanoun
centralizationcentralizaciónnoun
centralizecentralizarverb
centralizedcentralizadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
centralizedcentralizadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
centrifugal forceforça centrífugenounPortuguese: força centrífuga; French: force centrifuge
centrifugecentrifugadoranounSpanish
centripetalcentrípeteadjective
centuries-old, century-old, age-oldsigulareadjective
centurysigulnoun
CephasCefasnoun
ceramiccerámicanoun
ceramic dish or bowl for cooking or keeping food warmanafrinoun
cerealceréaunoun
cerebellumcerebelonoun
cerebralcerebraladjective
ceremonial robesbataz ceremonialnoun
ceremonyceremonianoun
certain (particular)cierte [cierta-, -cierto, -cert-]adjective
certainlyciertaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
certaintycertesanoun
certainty, sure thingcosa segurenoun
certificatecertificadonoun
certificationcertificaciónnoun
certified sourcingabastecimento certificadenounFrench: approvisionnement certifié
certifycertifiçar [certifica-]verb
certitude, certaintycertitud [-tudin-]noun
cerulean (darker than azure)cerule, ceruleanadjective
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. cevitchinoun
chaincadenanoun
chain of commandcadena de mandonoun
chain of events, series of eventssiri de acontecimentoznoun
chain reactionriacción en cadenanoun
chain, catenate, link togetherencadenarverb
chair (of university), professorshiptcheronoun
chair, stoolestulnoun
chair: seatsedjanounSpanish: silla; Italian: sedia; Catalan: cadira; Portuguese/Galician: cadeira; French: chaise/siège; Latin: sella/sedes
Chalcolithic, copper agecalcolíticadjective
chalicecáliç [+:cálicez]noun
chalkboardpizaranoun
chalkycreyoseadjectiveFrench: crayeux
challenge, contest, disputecontestarverb
challenge, defiancedesafíonoun
challenge, edit out, label as badtacharverb
challenge, objection, contestation, rebuttal, impugnmentîmpugnaciónnounSpanish: impugnación; Catalan: impugnació
chamber, room in restaurant, public areacambronoun
chamferchanfránounSpanish: chaflán; Portuguese: chanfro; Catalan: xamfrà
champagnechampañanoun
championcampeónnoun
chancetchancinoun
chandelieraraña de luceznoun
changecambiarverb
change clothesmutar-severb
change one's policy/tacticcambiar de tacticaverb
change requestsolicitud de cambio; ruego de cambionoun
change, molt (feathers), shed (snake skin)mutarverb
change, switch (in policy)cambionoun
channel selectorselector de canauznoun
chaoscaosnoun
chaoticcaóticadjective
chapelcapelanoun
chapel of rest; room for vigilvelatorionoun
chaperone, person that accompanies: partner or companionacompañantinounSpanish: acompañante
chapter (of book, etc)chapítulnoun
character arcarco de pesonadjnoun
character, naturecaráctêrnoun
characteristiccaractêrísticanoun
characteristic, typicalcaractêrísticadjective
characterizecaractêrizarverb
chargé d'affaires: subordinate diplomat who substitutes for an absent ambassador or ministercharj-dafeirsnoun
charismacarismanoun
charismaticcarismáticadjective
charitablecaritativeadjectiveSpanish: caritativa
charitysedacanounJudeo-Spanish
charity: benevolence towards the poorcaritánoun
charity: contribution to good causechantchanoun
charmer, enchanterencantadornoun
charming, enchantingencantadoreadjective
charterchartanoun
chase after; seduce/enticecantinear-severb
chaste: simple/restrained, not having any sexual intention or naturechasteadjective
chastitychastitánoun
chat withplaticar cunverbMexican and Central American Spanish: platicar con
chat, a talkpaponoun
check, confirm; realize (that), confirm (that)comprobar; comprobar queverb
checklistlista de controlnoun
cheekmexillanounSpanish: mejilla, French: joue
cheerful, lively, merry, sprightlyalegreadjective
cheerfulness, joyalegríanoun
cheesequesonoun
cheese presscinchonoun
chemicalquímicadjective
chemical reactionsriacciónz químicnoun
chemicalsquímicoznoun
chemistquimistanoun
chemistryquímicanoun
cherimoya, custard applecherimoyanoun
cherrycerisanoun
cherubquerubinnoun
chesschatrenjnounPortuguese: xadrez
chess, chess boardchadrejnoun
chestpetcho [pector-]noun
chestnutcastañanoun
chestnutcastañonounSpanish: castaño
chewing gumtchicletnounBrazilian Portuguese: chiclete; Spanish: chicle
chewing stickatunoun
chicken as food (in its read-to-eat or ready-to-cook state)pollonoun
chicken burgerburghesa de pollonoun
chicken cock, roostergalonoun
chicken fried steak, wiener schnitzelchnitzel, filey frite com un pollonoun
chicken hengalinanoun
chicken stewmuambanoun
chief herder on a seasonal pasturesiñunnounGerman: Senn; Romansch: signun
chiefdom, chieftainshipcacicazgonounSpanish: cacicazgo
chigoe fleanyiwanoun
childtchiquinoun
child's, children's, infantile, childishinfantiladjective
childbirth, partumpartonoun
childhoodneñesa, neñiçanounSpanish: niñez; Portuguese: meninice
children (of mother and father)filloznoun
children's librarysección infantilnoun
children, created beingscriançaznoun
ChileChilenoun
Chile (Country)Chilinoun
Chileanchileanadjective
Chileanchilenonoun
chili pepper, hot peppertchilinoun
chili with meat: spicy stew made with tomatoes and hot pepperstchili cun carninoun
chimneychîmineanoun
chimpanzeechimpanzínoun
chinmentonnoun
ChinaChina [sino-]noun
Chinesechineseadjective
Chinese (Mandarin language), person from Chinachinechnoun
chipmunkardillanounSpanish: ardilla (listada)
chivalrous, gallant, gentlemanlycabaleroseadjectiveSpanish: caballeroso
chivalry, gentlemanlinesscabalerositánounSpanish: caballerosidad
chlorofluorocarbon (CFC)chlorofluorocarbonnoun
chlorophyllclorofilanoun
chocolatechocolatinoun
chocolate-covered candybombónnoun
choice meat (preferred, of good quality)carni selecteverbSpanish: carne selecta
choircoronoun
choleracóleranoun
chooseescollerverb
choose, electelegir [elect-]verb
chopsticksguaizanoun
choral, of a choircoraladjective
chord (music notes played together on guitar and piano)acordinounSpanish/Portuguese: acorde
chordophone: any stringed instrumentcordafononoun
choreographercoreógrafo, coreógrafanoun
choreographycoreografíênoun
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.chorunoun
chorus: refrain of poem or songrafreinnoun
chosen glorygloriê circumspectenoun
Chris (name)Crîsnoun
ChristCristonoun
Christendom: the global community of those who adhere to the Christian faith, with religious practices and dogmas gleaned from the teachings of the Bible.cristanitánoun
Christiancristanadjective
Christian (someone who adheres to the teachings of Christ and believes in the resurrection)cristano, cristananoun
Christianitycristanismonoun
Christmas treeárbor de Navitaunoun
Christmas, Christ-massCristmisanoun
Christologycristologíênoun
Christopher ColumbusCristóbau ColombonounPortuguese: Cristóvão Colombo; Spanish: Cristóbal Colón
chromosomecromosomanounSpanish/Italian: cromosoma, Portuguese: cromossoma
chronic: lasting and denotes seriousnesscronicadjective
chronicle: a factual written account of important or historical events in the order of their occurrence.cronica, croniecnoun
chroniclercronistanoun
chronologicalcronológicadjective
chronology: the science of arranging events in their order of occurrence in timecronologíênoun
church (people)îglesia [eclesiást-]noun
church building, basilicabaselja; basílicanoun
Church of the Holy SepulcherBaselja dele Sante Sepulcronoun
churro: tasty fried snacktchuronoun
chutzpah: shameless audacity/impudencehutzpanounYiddish/Aramaic
cicadatchiquirinnoun
cigar, stogiecigaronoun
cigarettecigaretnoun
cigarette buttputchonoun
cilantrocilantronoun
cinema, movie theatercinemanoun
cinematiccinemáticadjective
cinematography, film-makingcinematografíênoun
cinnamoncanelanounSpanish/Portuguese
circadian (rhythm)circadianadjective
circadian cycleciclo circadiannoun
circlecírculnoun
circuitcircuitonoun
circularcirculareadjective
circulate, move in circlescircularverb
circulationcirculaciónnoun
circulatorycirculatorieadjective
circumcisecircumcidar-severb
circumcisioncircumcisiónnoun
circumferencecircumferençanoun
circumnavigationcircumnavegaciónnounSpanish: circunnavegación
circumpolarcircumpolareadjective
circumstancecircumstançanoun
circumstantialcircumstanchaladjective
cislunar: between the earth and the mooncislunareadjective
cisterngebyanounMaltese
cite, quote fromcitarverb
citizenciudadanadjective
citizenciudadanonoun
citizen of cityburgheronoun
citizenshipciudadaníanoun
citric acidácido cítricnoun
citrus fruitcitrón, fruta cítricnoun
cityciutánoun
city council, municipal councilconcilio comunalnoun
city ordinanceordenança dele ciutánoun
civilciviladjective
civil unrestagitación socialnoun
civilian (non-military person)civilinoun
civilizationcivilizaciónnoun
civilizationalcivilizacionaladjective
civilizecivilizarverb
civilizedcivilizadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
civilizedcivilizadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
civilizing, civilizationalcivilizadore, civilizanteadjectivePortuguese: civilizatória
cladding, coating (of wire for instance), shield for protectionrevestimentonounSpanish: revestimiento; Portuguese: revestimento; Italian: rivestimento; French: revêtement
claim, reclaim, vindicatereclamarverb
claimantreclamantinoun
clairvoyanceclarividençanoun
clairvoyant, someone who sees the futureclarividentinoun
clam, molluskmolusco, almehanounPortuguese: molusco, Spanish: almeja, Italian: mollusco
clamor, outcry, uproarclamornoun
clamorous, noisy, loud, crying/barkinggritoneadjective
clandestine, undercoverclandestineadjective
clarificationclarificaciónnoun
clarify; illuminateclarifiçar [clarifica-]verb
class (not in school)clasinoun
classic, classicalclásicadjective
classical liberalliberau clásicnoun
classification, categorizationclasificaciónnoun
classified under, categorized underclasificade baijuphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish
classify, categorizeclasifiçar [clasifica-]verb
classroom, class aulanoungroup of students
clayargilanoun
clean, clearlimpeadjective
clean, wipe uplimparverb
clean-up, hurdlefachinanoun
clean/polish, make to look presentableacicalarverb
cleanedlimpadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cleanlinesslimpesanoun
clear forestlandsocolarverb
clear up; explain; clarify; brighten; lighten (color)aclararverb
clear, apparent, see-through, bright, light(when speaking of colors)clare [clara-]adjective
clear, clean, neatnitideadjective
clear, clean, neatnitidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
clearing of forest to make room for ranch or farmssocolanoun
clearing up, illuminating, explanatoryaclaratorieadjective
clearlyclaraménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
clemency, mercy and mildnessclemençanoun
clergyman, pastor, ecclesiastic, clericclérigonoun
clever, quick wittedaliruzadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
clever, quick wittedaliruzadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cliché, platitude, commonplace remarkcomune-luoganoun
click (button on computer keyboard, mouse, controller...)clicarverb
client, customer, guest or shopperclientênoun
clientele: clients collectivelyclientelanounSpanish/Portuguese/Italian: clientela; French: clientèle
clientelismclientelismonoun
cliffrisconounSpanish
climateclima [climat-]noun
climaticclimáticadjective
climatologicalclimatológicadjective
climatologistclimatólogonoun
climatologyclimatologíênoun
climb (of mountain), ascentescaladanoun
climb (tree, ladder)treparverb
climbing palm whose leaves are used to weave baskets and hatsbayaunoun
cling, hold to (notion, thought)aferrarverb
clinicclínicanoun
cliniciancliniciennoun
clip (mechanical), hairpinsujetadornoun
cloakroom, coatroom, checkroom (usually in public meeting places)guarda-ropanoun
clock (for telling time)orlojinoun
close (especially of ceremony, discussion...)encerramentonoun
close (for business), clench, shut (window, door...)cerrarverb
close the distance, bridge the gap(used figuritively)cerrar le distançaverb
close, end, ending, finishfinaunoun
close, near, intimate (not in sexual way)cercanadjective
close/minute, thorough, meticulousminucioseadjective
closed (of ceremony), enclosedencerradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
closed (of ceremony), enclosedencerradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
closed, shutcerradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
closed, shutcerradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
closer lookmirada mais atentenounSpanish: mirada más atenta, Portuguese: olhar mais atento
closet, small room that holds clothesropeironoun
cloth squarecapulananoun
clothesropanoun
clothes hangergantchonoun
clotheslinetendederonounSpanish: tendedero
clothing, apparelvestiduranoun
cloudnubonoun
cloud analyticsanalítica en le nubonounSpanish: analítica en la nube
cloudynuboseadjective
clover, trefoiltrébolnoun
clownpayasonoun
club, nightclub, discodiscotecanoun
club, stickcacetchinoun
clue, sign, indication, evidence (criminal)îndicionounSpanish: indicio
CNC: computer numerical controlcontrol numéric per computadornoun
co-occurringco-ocurrenteadjective
co-officialco-oficialadjective
co-optationcooptaciónnoun
coach, trainentrenarverb
coaching, training sessionentrenamentonoun
coagulatecoagularverb
coalescefusionar-severb
coalitioncoaliciónnoun
coalition buildingconstrucción de coaliciónznoun
coalitional behaviorscomportamentoz coalicionalnoun
coastcostanoun
coast guardguarda costarenoun
coastlinelittoraunoun
coatabrigonoun
coat of arms, blazonblasónnounSpanish: blasón
coaxial cablecabul coaccial; cabul coeichialnoun
cobbler (dessert, food)cobleronounAmerican English
coca plant: native to South Americacocanoun
cocainecocaínanoun
cocaine addictcoqueronoun
cockatoo: type of birdcacatunoun
cockroachcucarotchanoun
cocktail glasscopa para coctel, coctel-copanoun
cocktail: mixed drinkcóctelnoun
cocoa, cocoa powder drinkcacaunoun
cocoawood treecuahiniquinoun
coconutcoconoun
codbacallaunounSpanish: bacalao, Portuguese: bacalhau
codecódigonoun
code of conductcódigo de condutanoun
code, ciphercifranoun
codexcodicinoun
codifycodifiçar [codifica-]verb
coercecoerjerverb
coercioncoerjiónnoun
coercivecoerjitiveadjectivePortuguese: coercitiva
coeternalcoeternaladjective
coexistencecoegsistençanoun
coexistence, cohabitation, living togetherconvivençanoun
coexistentialismcoegsistenchalismonoun
coexistingcoegsistenteadjective
coffeecaví [cafe-]noun
coffee beans (raw)bunonoun
coffee berry borer (small beetle)brocanoun
coffee cake or cookies served with coffeemoscaduranoun
coffee housecavihausnoun
coffee makercaviteiranoun
cognac, a type of twice-distilled brandy made from white winecoñacnoun
cognitivecognitiveadjective
cognitive biasviés cognitivenoun
cognitive dissonancedisonança cognitivenoun
coherence, logiccoherençanoun
coherent: logical and consistentcoherenteadjective
cohort: company of soldiers, band of warriorscohortênoun
cohune palmcorozonoun
coinmonedonoun
coin pursemonedeironoun
coincidecoîncidir [coîncide-]verb
coincidencecoîncidençanoun
coincidentalcoîncidentaladjective
colander, straineregscurridornoun
cold cutsbelegnounPapiamentu
cold maté with added fruit juice and/or steeped herbsterereynounGuarani: tereré
Cold WarGherra Frijenoun
cold, cool (temperature)frijeadjective
cold-blooded (of animal)de sanghi frijeadjective
collaboratecolaborarverb
collaborationcolaboraciónnoun
collaborativecolaborativeadjective
collaboratorcolaboradornoun
collagencolágenonoun
collarcuellonounSpanish
collateralcolateraladjective
colleague, coworkercoleganoun
collect (stamps, baseball cards, etc)coleccionarverb
collect (taxes, revenue), raise (funds), make/earn moneyrecaudarverb
collect, compilerecopilarverb
collectioncolecciónnoun
collection of money between friends for an occasion or partytchanjanoun
collectivecolective [colectiva-]adjective
collective agreement; general wages agreement (labor rights)convenio colectivenoun
collective memorymemoriê colectivenoun
collectivelycolectivaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
collectivismcolectivismonoun
collectivistcolectivisteadjective
collectivitycolectivitánounItalian: collettività, Spanish: colectividad, Portuguese: coletividade
college campus, university campusrecinto universitarenoun
college, higher educational institutecolegionoun
collegiatecolegialadjective
collide (especially vehicles)colisionarverb
collision, crashcolisiónnoun
colludeconfabular-severb
collusion, connivenceconnivençanoun
colonel: an officer in the U.S. Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps ranking between lieutenant colonel and brigadier generalcoronelnounroughly English pronunciation; Spanish/Portuguese: coronel
colonialcolonialadjective
colonial powerpussança colonialnoun
colonializationcolonializaciónnoun
colonycoloninoun
colorcolornoun
colorful characterpesonadj coloridenoun
colorful shawlmaltanoun
colossal, enormous, extraordinarycolossaladjectiveSpanish
colossal, huge, giant-like, giganticgigantescadjective
column heading that is smaller than a headline in a newspaperdestacadonoun
comb (for hair)peiñênounPortuguese: pente, Spanish: peine; French: peigne; Italian: pettine
combat rolesrolez de combatinoun
combat stressestrés de combatinoun
combat zoneárea de combatinoun
combat, fight againstcombatirverb
combat, fightingcombatinoun
combatantcombatientinoun
combine, mixcombinarverb
combinedcombinadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
combinedcombinadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
combustibilitycombustibilitáadjective
combustiblecombustíbeladjective
combustioncombustiónnounSpanish: combustión
comevenir [vini-, venga-]verbSpanish: venir, Portuguese: vir, French
come (imperative or command form)ven, vengverbSpanish: ven, vengamos, venga, vengan; Portuguese: vem, venha, venhamos, vinde, venham
come and see someonevenir trôvar algomverb
come back, return, roll backrivolververb
come from, originates from; arise fromprovenir de [provini, provenga-]verb
Come on! Hurry!¡Andale!phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionMexican Spanish
come to (somebody's) attentionjegar a conocimentoverb
come to one's sensesentrar en reizónverb
come to, turn toacudirverb
comediancomediennoun
comedycomedianoun
cometcometanoun
comfortconfortarverb
comfortableconfortábeladjective
comforting, relaxingreconfortanteadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese/Galician: reconfortante; French: réconfortante; Catalan: reconfortant; Italian: confortante, confortevole
comical, funnycômic, cómicadjective
comics: comic stripscuadriñoznoun
coming times, coming ageszaid venterenoun
coming, forthcomingventereadjectivePortuguese: vindouro, Spanish: venidero
command (computing)comandonoun
command (ship, controls, computer...)comandarverb
commander of an army, captain generalxéneraunounSpanish: general; French: capitaine général
commandment, order (to do something)mandamentonoun
commemorateconmemorarverbSpanish
commemorativeconmemorativeadjective
commencement, startingcomencimento, comencionoun
commentcomentarverb
commentarycomentarionoun
commentator (on radio, television)comentaristanoun
commercialcomerchaladjective
commercial tieslasoz comerchalnoun
commercializationcomerchalizaciónnoun
commercialize, marketcomerchalizarverb
commission agent, brokercomisionarionounFrench: commissionnaire
commission, assignmentcomisiónnoun
commissioned officeroficiau comisionadenoun
commissioner, superintendentcomisarionoun
commitcomprometirverb
commitment, appointmentcompromisonoun
committedcomprometide [comprometide-]adjective
committedcomprometidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
committedencomendaduother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
committedempeñadeadjectiveSpanish
committedlycomprometidaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
committeecumittinoun
commoncomuneadjective
common poisonous weedmalayerbanoun
common sense, cognizance, knowledge/familiarity, consciousness (awakened state)conocimentonoun
common sense, sense (judgement)sentido comunenoun
commonwealth, legal personality and local entitymancomunitánoun
commotion, ruckus, brawlcatchimbeonoun
commotion, upheaval (social)conmociónnoun
communal, city/municipal/town, communitycomunaladjective
communicatecomunicarverb
communicationcomunicaciónnoun
communioncomuniónoun
communismcomunismonoun
communitariancomunitarionounSpanish/Italian: comunitario, comunitaria
communitarianismcomunitarismonounSpanish/Italian/Portuguese
community, communalcomunitareadjectiveSpanish: comunitario, French: communautaire
commutationconmutaciónnounconversion of a legal obligation or entitlement into another form; action or the process
comorbidcomórbideadjective
comorbiditycomorbiditánoun
compactcompactarverb
compactcompacteadjective
compact carcarro compactenoun
Compact Disc, CDdisco compacte, cidinoun
companion, comrade, partner, fellowcompañero, companoun
company: people, or group in businesscompañíanoun
comparable tocomparábel aother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
comparable: capable of comparisoncomparábeladjective
comparablycomparativaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
comparative advantagevantadj comparativenoun
comparative, related tocomparative [comparativa-]adjective
comparecompararverb
comparisoncomparaciónnoun
compartmentcompartimentonoun
compassioncompachónnoun
compassionatecompachiveadjectiveSpanish: compasivo, Portuguese: compassivo; Italian: compassionevole
compatibilitycompatibilitánoun
compatiblecompatíbeladjective
compelcompelirverb
compelledcompelideadjective
compelledcompelidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
compelling: strong and irresistible; imperative; pressing, imperious imperioseadjective
compendium [+:compendia]compendio [+:compendioz]noun
compensate (for), countervail, make up forcompensarverbSpanish: compensar
compensate for wrong doing, indemnifyindamnizarverb
compensate, counterbalance, offsetcompensarverb
compensatorycompensatorieadjective
competence, expertisecompetençanoun
competent, capable (of person)competenteadjective
competitioncompeticiónnoun
competitivecompetitiveadjective
competitivenesscompetitivitánoun
compilationrecopilaciónnoun
compilationrecopilatorieadjective
complainquecharverb
complaint or grievancequechanounSpanish: queja; Portuguese: queixa
complement, complimentcomplimentonoun
completecompleteadjective
complete, absoluteachevideadjective
complete, absoluteachevidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
complete, finishcompletarverb
complete, finish (a project...)acheververb
completed, fulfilled, fullcumplideadjective
completed, fulfilled, fullcumplidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
completeness, wholeness, decisiveness, presence of mindenteresanounSpanish: entereza
completion (of work, education...)achevimentonoun
complex, complicatedcomplejeadjective
complexitycomplejitánoun
compliance, acquiescencecumplimentonoun
complicatecomplicarverb
complicatedcomplicadeadjective
complicationcomplicaciónnoun
complicitcómpliceadjective
complicitycomplicitánoun
component: a part or element of a larger whole, especially a part of a machine or vehiclecomponentinoun
compose in lyric and songtrubarverbVulgar Latin *tropare "compose, sing"
compose of: made up ofcomponer [compust-, compusi-, componga-, composi-]verb
compose, write (music, book, ...)composerverb
composed (book, music, play...)composideadjective
composed (book, music, play...)composidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
composercomposentinoun
composercompositornoun
composingcomposenteadjective
composite, mixed, compoundcompusteadjective
compost: organic material made from decaying plants and animalscompustanoun
compostingcompustadjnoun
compound: group of buildings; small village of close buildingscampongonounvia Dutch (kampoeng) or Portuguese, from Malay kampong
comprehend, understandcomprenderverb
comprehensible inputentrada comprensíbel, input comprensíbelnoun
comprehensioncomprensiónnoun
comprehensivecomprensiveadjective
compressedcomprimidenoun
compromisesolución întermedjenoun
compromise, commitment, agreement and pledgecompromisonounSpanish: compromiso; Portuguese: compromisso; French: compromis
computationcomputaciónnoun
computationalcomputacionaladjective
computational linguisticslinguística computacionalnoun
computativecomputativeadjective
computecomputarverb
computer (usually machine)computador, compiuterronounSpanish, Neapolitan
computer programmingprogramación înformáticnoun
computer sciencechiença înformáticnoun
computer, digital processor, arrangerordenadornoun
computerized, adapted to be used or operated on a computercomputerizadeadjective
comradecameradanoun
comradeship, companionshipcameradadjnounPortuguese
concatenate (especially in programming), link upconcatenarverb
concatenation (computer programming)concatenaciónnounFrench: concaténation; Spanish: concatenación; Portuguese: concatenação
conceal (a weapon)camisear-severb
concealed, covert, secret, veiledencubertupast participleGalician: encuberta; Spanish: encubierta; Portuguese: encoberto
concealed, covert, secret, veiledencuberteadjective
concealmentencubrimentonounSpanish: encubrimiento
conceivableconcebíbeladjective
conceive (to bring forth an idea or baby), envisionconcebir [concep-]verb
conceivedconcebideadjective
conceived, envisionedconcebidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
concentrationconcentraciónnoun
concentration campcampo de concentraciónnoun
conceptconceptunoun
conceptionconcepciónnoun
conceptualconceptualadjective
conceptualizeconceptualizarverb
conceptuallyconceptualménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
concernconcernirverb
concern, have to do with, relates to/withatañerverbSp
concern, solicitude, anxietysolicitud [-tudin-]noun
concernedconcernideadjective
concernedconcernidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
concerningconcernanduother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
concerningconcernienteadjective
concert (music)concierto [concert-]noun
concert guitaristconcertista de ghitaranoun
Concert of EuropeConcierto Europeanother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
concert pianistconcertista de pianonoun
concerted cultivationcultivo concertadenoun
concerted effortesforço concertadenoun
concessionconcesiónnoun
conciliary, of or pertaining to councilsconciliareadjective
conciliate; to gain friends, bring together people or affectionsconciliarverb
conciliationconciliaciónnoun
concise: brief but comprehensiveconciseadjective
conclude: bring to a close, reach a final settlementconcluir [conclus-]verb
concluded, brought to a closeconcluyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
conclusion (brought to a close)conclusiónnoun
conclusiveconclusiveadjective
conclusive, concludingconcluyenteadjective
concomitance: being together or in connection with anotherconcomitançanoun
concomitant: naturally accompanying or associatedconcomitanteadjective
concord: an agreement or understanding between peopleconcordianoun
concretebetonnoun
concreteormigónnoun
concrete block bloconoun(for building or standing something up on)
concrete block makerbloqueronoun
condemncondamnarverb
condemnationcondamnaciónnoun
condemnatorycondamnatorieadjective
condensation from a glass: the mark left on a table by a cold glass.culatchinonoun
conditioncondiciónnoun
condition of entertain, distracting conditiondivertimentonoun
condition, determinecondicionarverb
conditionalcondicionaladjective
conditional progressivecondicionau progresivenoun
conditionallycondicionalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
conditioningcondicionamentonoun
condo, condominiumcondominionoun
condolencecondolençanoun
condomcamiziñanoun
condorcondornoun
conduct, behaviourconductanoun
conductionconducciónnoun
conduit, ductconduito, conductonoun
conecononoun
confectionerconditeronoun
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.conditeríanoun
confederationconfederaciónnoun
confer powers to/on, empower (someone)conferir autoritá averb
confer, bestowconferir [confere-]verb
conferenceconferençanoun
conferredconferideadjective
confessconfesarverb
confessionconfesiónnoun
confetticonfetinoun
confidenceconfiançanoun
confidence-buildingpara înfundir confiançaadjective
confident (of)confidenteadjective
confidentialconfidenchal [confidenciali-], confianchaladjective
confidentialityconfidencialitánoun
configure (used in IT)configurarverb
confineconfinarverb
confine, limitconfínnoun
confirmconfirmarverb
confirmationconfirmaciónnoun
confiscateconfiscarverb
confiscation, seizureconfiscaciónnoun
confiscatoryconfiscatoreadjective
conflictconfligir [conflic-, conflige-]verb
conflictconflictunoun
conflictualconflictualadjective
confluence of rivers, forked branchforquetanounPortuguese: forqueta
conformity, complianceconformitánoun
confound, confuseconfundir [confus-]verb
confront, put face to faceenfrentarverb
confrontationenfrentamentonounSpanish: enfrentamiento
ConfucianismconfucianismonounCatalan: confucianisme; Spanish: confucianismo
ConfuciusConfucionounSpanish/Portuguese: Confucio
confused, confoundedconfundidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
confused, confoundedconfuseadjective
confusion, disarray, perplexity/bewilderment, mix of very different ideasconfusiónnounSpanish: confusión; Portuguese: confusão; Catalan: confusió; French: confusion
congestion (illness, traffic)congestiónnounSpanish
congestion (people)aglomeraciónnounSpanish
Congratulations! Congrats!¡Felicitaç!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Congratulations, Literally: may this renew you.Tihadchiphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionHebrew
congregatecongregar-severb
congregationcongregaciónnoun
congregationalcongregacionaladjective
congresscongresonoun
congressionaldele congresoadjective
conjectureconjeturanoun
conjugalconjugaladjective
conjugationconjugaciónnoun
conjunctionconjuncciónnoun
connectconectar [conecs-]verb
connection, (phone) call, liaisonligaciónnoun
connection, coupling (mechanical), docking (of ship)acoplamentonoun
connection, linkconecsiónnoun
connoisseur, expertconocedornoun
conquerconquistarverb
conquer, subdue, subject (underjudge)sujusgarverb
conquerable, beatable (able to lose)vencíbeladjective
conquerer, conquistadorconquistadornoun
conquestconquistanoun
conscientiousconchiencioseadjectivePortuguese: consciencioso; French: consciencieux
conscious decisionsdecisiónz conchientenoun
conscious, aware, cognizantconchienteadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: consciente; Catalan/French: conscient
consecrate, make sacred, dedicate, commit time and effort towardconsagrarverb
consensualconsensualadjective
consensusconsensunoun
consent, allow, stand/bear, tolerate/sanctionconsentirverb
consent, allowanceconsentimentonoun
consent-basedestrategiê basade en consentimentoadjectiveSpanish: estrategia basada en consentimiento; Portuguese: estratégia baseada em consentimento
consequenceconsecuençanounSpanish: consecuencia, Portuguese: consequência, French: conséquence
consequentialistconsecuenchalistanoun
conservationconservaciónnoun
conservativeconservatoreadjective
conservative (in politics or social norms)conservadornoun
conservatory, conservatoireconservatorionoun
conserveconservarverb
considerconsiderarverb
considerable, significantconsiderábeladjective
considerablyconsiderabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
considerationconsideraciónnoun
consistconsisterverb
consistencyconsistençanounItalian: consistenza; Portuguese: consistência; French: consistance; Spanish: consistencia
consistentconsistenteadjective
consistory, town hall, meeting place for politicsconsistorionoun
console (machine), instrument panelconsolanoun
consonant (grammar)consonantinoun
conspicuousconspicueadjective
conspiracyconspiraciónnoun
conspiracy theoryteoríê conspirative; teoríê dele conspiraciónnounSpanish: teoría de la conspiración, Italian: teorie cospirative
conspiratorconspiradornounSpanish: con
conspiratorial activitiesactivitáz conspirativenoun
conspiratorial organizationorganización conspirantenoun
conspiratorial, conspiratoryde conspirador; conspiratoreadjective
conspiratorial, tending toward conspiracyconspirativeadjectiveItalian: cospirativa
conspire, colludeconspirarverb
constant, incessantconstanteadjective
constantlyconstanteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
consternationconsternaciónnoun
constipationconstipaciónnoun
constituency, electorateelectorado; distrito electoralnoun
constituentcomponenteadjective
constitute, build up; give legal or constitutional form to (an institution)constituirverb
constitute, make up, createconformarverb
constitutedconstituideadjective
constitution (of state)constituciónnoun
constitutionalconstitucionaladjective
constructconstruir [construc-]verb
constructedconstruyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
construction debrisescombroz de construcciónnoun
construction, the process of building togetherconstrucciónnoun
constructiveconstructiveadjective
constructivismconstructivismonoun
constructivistconstructivisteadjective
constructivist paradigmparadigma constructivistenoun
constructor, construction workerconstructornoun
constructualconstructualadjective
consul: Diplomatic agent in charge of defending the interests of its nationals in a foreign country.consulnoun
consularconsulareadjective
consultconsultarverb
consultationconsultaciónnoun
consumedconsumideadjective
consumedconsumidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
consumerconsumidornoun
consumer affairsserviço ale clientênoun
consumer of a commercial productconsumidor, clientênoun
consumerismconsumismonoun
consumingconsumienteadjective
consummationconsumaciónnoun
consumption, use (of goods)consumonoun
consumptiveconsumtiveadjective
contactcontatarverb
contagioncontagionoun
contagiouscontagioseadjective
contain, restrain, hold back, suppress, curb (expectations, etc)contener [contuvi-, contenga-, continen-]verb
contained betweencomprise entreother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
contained, held insidecontenideadjective
contained, held insidecontenidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
container (especially in transport)contenedornoun
container shipnavio portacontenedorenounSpanish, French: navire porte-conteneurs
containment effortsesforçoz de contenciónnoun
containment, restraint, legal suit (contention)contenciónnoun
contaminatecontaminarverb
contaminationcontaminaciónnoun
contemplatecontemplarverb
contemplatedcontempladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
contemplatedcontempladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contemplatingcontemplanteadjective
contemplationcontemplaciónnoun
contemporary, new and hipcontêmporaneadjective
contempt, scorn, disdaindesprecionoun
contemptibledesdeñábeladjective
contemptuouslycun desprecioadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
contenttenêrnounFrench: teneur
content, happy, and good to goiporeadjectiveGuarani: iporã
content, subject matter, contentscontenidonoun
contest, competitionconcursonoun
contestablecontestábeladjective
contextcontegstunoun
contextualcontegstualadjective
contibutioncontribuciónnoun
contiguous: sharing a border or next to each othercontigueadjective
continentcontinenti [continent-]noun
continentalcontinentaladjective
continental crustcrosta continentalnoun
continental dividedivisoria continentalnoun
continental driftderiva continentalnounSpanish/Portuguese: deriva continental; French: dérive des continents; Italian: deriva dei continenti; Catalan: deriva dels continents
continental marginmargen continentalnounSpanish: margen continental
continental shelfplataforma continentalnounSpanish/Catalan/Portuguese: plataforma continental; French: plateau continental
contingencycontingençanoun
contingentcontingenteadjective
contingible: possibility of happeningcontingíbeladjective
continualcontinualadjective
continuation, continuance, carrying-oncontinuaciónnoun
continuation; monitoring, trackingseghimentonounPortuguese: seguimento; Spanish: seguimiento
continuitycontinuitánoun
continuous (event, process), ongoingcontínueadjective
continuous (line, surface); unbroken; uninterruptedinînterrompideadjective
continuous (line, surface); unbroken; uninterruptedinînterrompidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contour feather; old-style pen/plumeplumanoun
contraband: smuggled goods, not allowed itemscontrabandonoun
contractcontratunoun
contract: draw together, combine, make an agreement; incur (debt); make (commitments)contraher [contrac-]verb
contractarianismcontratarismonoun
contractedcontratadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
contractedcontratadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contraction, shrinkagecontracciónnoun
contractorcontratistanoun
contractualcontratualadjective
contradict, be contrary tocontradicer [contraditch-, contradix-, contradiga-, contradir-]verb
contradict, denydementirverb
contradictedcontraditcheadjective
contradictedcontraditchupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contradictingcontradicenteadjective
contradiction, inconsistencycontradicciónnoun
contradictorycontradictorieadjective
contrary to, unlikecontrareménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
contrary, counter, oppositecontrareadjective
contravenecontravenir [contravini-, contravenga-]verb
contributecontribuirverb
contributedcontribuyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
contributing, contributory, conducivecontribuyenteadjective
contritecontrite, arrepentideadjective
contrition, regretarrepentimentonoun
contrivance: scheme or planestrategemanounSpanish
control deck (of ship)cabina de pilotadjnoun
controversial: relating to or causing the expression of opposing opinionscontroversialadjective
controversycontroversianoun
controvertible: open to question or dispute, controversialcontrovertíbeladjective
contult: act stupidly with your friends and/or family; play the fool togetherconstultarverbLatin: con-stultus
contumacious: resisting legitimate authority, headstrong, haughty and insolentcontumaceadjectiveItalian: contumace, Spanish/Portuguese/Galician: contumaz, Catalan: contumaç
contumacy: stubborn refusal to obey or comply with authoritycontumacianoun
convection toaster oven (toaster oven by convection)forno tostadore per convecciónnoun
convene: agree to, suit; be convenientconvenir [convini-, convenga-]verb
convenienceconveniençanoun
convenience, comfortcomoditánoun
convenientconvenienteadjective
convenient, comfortable, satisfactorycómodeadjective
conventconventonoun
convention hallsala de congresoznoun
convention, assembly (of people)convenciónnoun
conventionalconvencionaladjective
convergeconvergerverb
convergenceconvergençanoun
convergent, convergingconvergenteadjective
conversationconversaciónnoun
converseconversarverb
conversion tabletábul de conversiónnoun
conversion, transformationconversiónnoun
convert, change, become (something new)convertirverb
convictionconvicciónnoun
convincedconvencideadjective
convincedconvencidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
convincing, powerful (argument)convincenteadjective
convoyconvoynoun
convoy, convey (travel together)convoyarverb
convulsionconvulsiónnoun
convulsion, seizure, fainting spellpatatuznoun
convulsiveconvulsive [convulsiva-]adjective
convulsivelyconvulsivaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cookcochinarverb
cook, chef (at restaurant)cochinera, cochineronoun
cooked snailescungilonoun
cookie (USA), biscuit (UK- sweet), cracker (savory)galetanoun
cooltchideadjectiveMexico Spanish: chido
Cool! Awesome!¡Ratata!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
cool, chillenfrijarverbSpanish: enfriar
cooling of the relationsenfrijamento dele relaciónznoun
cooling trendtendença de enfrijamentonoun
cooperatecoôperarverb
cooperationcoôperaciónnoun
coordinatecoordinadanoun
coordinatecoordinarverb
coordinatedcoordinadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
coordinatedcoordinadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
coordinationcoordinaciónnoun
copier (copy machine), photocopierfotocopiadornoun
coping mechanismmecanismo de afrontamentonounSpanish: mecanismo de afrontamiento; Catalan: mecanisme d'afrontament
copperaromnounRomansch
coppercobrênoun
copper, iron or zinc sulphateacedjnounSpanish: aceche
coprophagy, coprophagiacoprofagianoun
copycopianoun
copycopiarverb
coral reefsrecifiz de corainoun
coral snakecoralillonoun
cord, ropebejuconounTaino
cord, string, ropecordanoun
cordial, from the heartcordialadjective
cordiality, warmth, genialitycordialitánoun
core, centercornoun
Coriolis pseudoforcepseudoforça de CoriolisnounCoriolis effect
cornmahísnounmahiz/mahís, Spanish: maíz, French: maïs
corn kernel (for popping)piranounSpanish
corncob, corn on the cobtchoclonoun
corneresquinanoun
cornerrincónnoun
corner towertorrio esquinarenoun
Cornwall, EnglandCornualanounSpanish: Cornualles, Portuguese: cornualha
corollarycorolarionoun
coronal mass ejectionejección de masa coronalnoun
coronet, diadem: crown symboldiademanoun
corporate culturecultura de empresanoun
corporationcorporaciónnoun
corpse, dead body, cadavercádavêrnoun
correctcorrigir [correc-]verb
correct, decentcorrecteadjective
correctioncorrecciónnoun
correlationcorrelaciónnoun
correlativecorrelativeadjective
correspondcorresponderverb
correspondence, communication through letters; connection/interchangecorrespondençanoun
correspondent (news)corresponsaunoun
corridor, passagecurredornoun
corruptcorromper [corrupt-]verb
corruptcorrupteadjective
corruptibilitycorruptibilitánoun
corruptiblecorruptíbeladjective
corruptioncorrupciónnoun
cortexcórtiç [+:córticez]noun
cortisolcortisolnoun
cosmetological, cosmeticscosmetológicadjective
cosmic, outer spacecósmicadjective
cosmologicalcosmológicadjective
cosmologycosmologíênoun
cosmopolitan, cosmopolitecosmopolitanounSpanish/Portuguese: cosmopolita
cosmopolitan, cosmopoliticalcosmopolitic, cosmopoliteadjectiveFrench: cosmopolitique, Spanish/Portuguese: cosmopolita
cosmopolitanismcosmopolitismonounSpanish/Italian/Portuguese
costcustarverb
costcustonoun
cost of admission, price of admissionprecio de îngresonounItalian: prezzo d’ingresso; Spanish: precio de entrada
cost-effective, profitable, worthwhilerentábeladjective
Costa RicaCosta Ricanoun
Costa Ricancostaricenseadjective
costly, priceycustoseadjective
cottongotonnoun
cough up (mucus)rascarverbNeapolitan
councilconcilionoun
Council of EuropeConcilio de Europanoun
council-chamber, conclave, consistorysecretariunounLatin: secretarium
counselor, adviserconselleronoun
countcontarverb
counterargumentcontra-argumentonoun
counterdemonstrationscontrademostraciónnoun
counterfactualcontrafeitualadjective
counterfeit, faketeruchonounLunfardo, old Spanish
counterhegemoniccontrahegemónic, contra-hegemónicnoun
counternarrative, counter-narrativecontranarrativanoun
counterparthomólogonounSpanish
counterproductivecontraproducenteadjective
counterterrorismcontraterrorismonoun
country, state of governmentpaísnoun
countryside, country areazona campestrenoun
countryside, the countrycampañanoun
county, shirecomtá, comdadonoun
coup within the militarybaracazonoun
coup, blow of statecolp de estatphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
couplecasaunoun
couple, connect, put togetheracoplarverb
couple, pairparehanoun
couragecoradjnoun
courageouscoradjoseadjective
course or track (usually for sports)pistanoun
course, vulgar (language, behavior)romploneadjectiveSpanish: romplón
course: direction of travel, way of proceedingrumbonoun
course: natural ordercursonoun
courseworktreballo de cursonounFrench: travaux de cours; Spanish: trabajo de curso; Catalan: treball del curs
courteousormateadjective
courthouse, palace of justicepaleiso de justiçanoun
courtier, court-like, attendant, obligingcortesan, cortesaneadjective
courtly, well-behaved, courteous, gentle, graciouscorteseadjective
courts and judicial system considered as a groupjudiciarionoun
courtyard, plaza, city center squareplasanoun
cousin (any relation)cosínnoun
covenant, agreementconvenionounSpanish: convenio
covercapanoun
covercubrir [cubert-]verb
cover artarti de portadanounSpanish
cover up, harbor (a criminal), hideencubrirverb
cover/screen, lampshade, fireguardpantallanoun
coverage, range (of radio...), coveringcuberturanoun
coveredcuberteadjective
coveredcubertupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
covered deck, promenade deckcuberta de paseonoun
coveringcubrienteadjective
covert actionacción encuvertenoun
covert operationsôperaciónz encuvertenoun
cowvaca [vacc-]noun
cowardcovardeadjectivePortuguese: covarde; Spanish: cobarde; Catalan: covard
cowardlycovardeménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cowboyvaqueronoun
coworker, fellow workercompañero de treballonoun
crabcranghixonoun
crackfendanoun
crack, fissure in glass or ceramicrajanoun
craftartesanaladjective
craftsman, artisanartesanonoun
cramp, charley horsecaibranoun
cranberryatocanoun
crank (of crossbow, etc)manivelanoun
crap, shitmierdaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
crappy thing, something really badbostanounPortuguese
crash (into), collide with, hit somethingchocarverb
crash, smash-up, collision of vehiclesmacanasonoun
crayon, writing utensil usually made of colored waxcrayónnounFrench: crayon
crazily, madlyfôleménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
crazy, out of one's mind, madfôleadjectiveFrench: fou, folle
creamcremeadjective
cream (of milk)cremnoun
cream cheesequeso cremenoun
creamery (usually of ice cream)cremeríanoun
creamycremoseadjective
createcriarverb
createdcriadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
createdcriadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
creatingcrianteadjective
creationcriaciónnoun
creativecriative [criativa-]adjective
creative destructiondestrucción criativenoun
creativelycriativaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
creatorcriadornoun
creaturecriaturanoun
credence, beliefcreyençanoun
credible, believablecreíbel [credibil-]adjective
credit (financial standing)solvençanoun
credit cardtarxeta de créditonoun
credulous, gulliblecréduleadjective
creek, brookcricanoun
creep (detestable person)lambicónnoun
creole language of VanuatuBislamanoun
crescendocrechendonoun
crescent (food)cruasantnoun
crescent, half-moonmedje-lunanoun
Cretan, from Cretecretenseadjective
CreteCretanoun
crew (of a ship), air staff, manningtripulaciónnounSpanish: tripulación; Portuguese: tripulação
cribcunanoun
cricket (insect)griyonoun
crimecrimen [+:crimenz; crimin-]noun
crimequetuhinounAngloan Portuguese from Kimbundi: quituxe
criminalcriminaladjective
criminal (person)criminaunoun
criminal charge, penal mattermateria penalnoun
criminal, delinquent (person)delincuentinoun
crimson color, bluish deep redcarmezeadjectiveSpanish: carmesí
crisescrisiznoun
crises of meaningcrisi de significadonounPortuguese: crise de significado; Spanish: crisis del significado
crisiscrisinoun
crispness, great irritationcrispaciónnounSpanish
crispy bread served with tomato sauce, poached eggs, and grated cheesepañuratonoun
criterion: singular criteria [+: criteria]criterio [+: criterioz]noun
critic, reviewercriticonoun
critical junctureconjuntura críticnounSpanish: coyunura crítica; Catalan: conjuntura crítica
critical, crucialcrucialadjective
critical: fault-finding, analyticalcríticadjective
criticismcriticismonounSpanish/Portuguese: criticismo
criticizecriticarverb
CroatiaCroacianoun
Croatiancroacianadjective
Croatiancroata, croacianonoun
crocodilecrocodilonoun
cronyamigotanoun
cronyismamighismonoun
crooked, bent, loose-living, one-armed, bow-leggedtchuequeadjective
crops (of harvest)colleitaznounPortuguese: colheitas
crosscruç [+:crucez]noun
cross (over a bridge, road, border...); go through; traverseatraversarverb
cross-culturaltransculturaladjective
crossbeam, transverse beamtravérsnounSpanish: través
crossbowballestanounSpanish: ballesta
crossing out; correctiontachaduranounfrom Spanish: tachar
crossing, intersectioncrucinnoun
crossroads, intersectionencrucionounSp: encruciajada. It: incrocio
crowd, group of peoplexentíonoun
crowd, multitudemultitud [-tudin-]noun
crown (on head)curonanounFrench: couronne, Italian/Spanish/Catalan: corona, Portuguese: coroa, Romanian: coroana
cruciblecrisolnounSpanish/Catalan
crucificationcrucificaciónnoun
crucifiedcrucificaduother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
crucifixcrucifixonoun
crucifixioncrucificsiónnoun
crucifycrucifiçar [crucifica-]verb
cruelcrueleadjective
cruelty, brutalitybrutalitánoun
crunch, grind, creakcruxirverb
crunchy, crispycruxienteadjective
crunchy, crispycrocanteadjectivePortuguese: crocante; Italian: croccante; Romanian: crocant
crusadecrusadanounSpanish:cruzada
crusader (in a figurative sense)paladínnoun
crush, flatten, overwhelm (figurative)aplastarverb
crushed, flattenedaplastadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
crushed, flattenedaplastadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
crustcrostanounSpanish: costra; Portuguese/Catalan: crosta; French: croûte
crustycrostilleadjectiveFrench: croustillant
cry of severe paingrito de dolorez pronunciadenoun
cry out (to), shout (to)clamarverb
crybaby, weeperllorón, lloronanoun
cryospherecriosferanoun
cryptographycriptografíênoun
cryptological, cryptologiccriptológicadjective
cryptologistcriptólogonoun
cryptologycriptologíênoun
crystalcristau [cristal-]noun
crystalline, transparentcristalineadjective
cuajada: dairy product like cottage cheese wrapped in plantain leavescuaxadanoun
cubic metermetro cubicnoun
cucumberpepinonoun
cuff (handcuff), boot (a vehicle)chatcharverb
cuisine, cooking (as an art)cuizínnoun
cul-de-sacculo-de-sacnoun
culinary, of cookingculinareadjective
culminate, reach/attain/concludeculminarverb
culminating, climactic: exciting or thrilling and acting as a climax to a series of eventsculminanteadjective
culpabilityculpabilitánoun
cultcultonoun
cultivate, weedcultivarnoun
cultivationcultivaciónnoun
culturalculturaladjective
cultural anthropologyantropologíê culturalnoun
cultural upheavalagitación culturalnoun
cultureculturanoun
cup, any kindchícaranoun
cup, mug (has handle)tasanounSp: taza, Fr: tasse
cupboardcachinoun
curassow (type of tropical bird)pahuilnoun
curassow: pheasant-like bird from American tropical forestscurasaunounPortuguese
curbbordillonoun
curd, soured milkcoagulnoun
curlyrizadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
curlyrizadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
curly haircabello rizadenoun
current (of water)currentinoun
current affairs, current newsl'actualitánoun
current, runningcurrenteadjective
curryquêrinoun
cursedmalditeadjective
cursed, swornmaldicidupast participle
curtailment, shorteningacortamentonoun
curtaincortinanoun
curtain (especially in theater), backclothtelónnoun
curvaceouscurviliñeadjective
cushioncochínnoun
cushion, soften, absorb (impact), muffle (sound)amortiguarverb
customcostuminoun
custom or practice of handpicking candidates for officededasonoun
custom, personalizedpesonalizadeadjective
customary, usualconsueteadjective
customs control (when entering a country)aduananoun
customs officer, revenue collectoralmochrefnounSpanish: almojarife from Andalusian Arabic al-mušríf, from Arabic mušrif: supervisor, overseer
cut a recordgrabar un discoverb
cut in half or slicespartirverb
cut into, make incision, impinge (on rights/power)încidir [încide-]verb
cut or shuffle a deck of cardsbaraharverbLunfardo
cut out, cut off (usually pertains to surgery)egciderverb
cut, carve (culinary)trincharverbSpanish: trinchar
cut, clear brushtchapiarverb
cutetierneadjective
cutter: person who cuts the hanging clusters of fruit from banana plants or a coffee pickercorteronoun
cutting edgeguminoun
cyan, light bluecianadjective
cyber attackciberataquinoun
cyber securityseguritá cibernéticnoun
cybercriminal, cyber criminalcibercriminau; ciberdelincuentinoun
cyberspaceciberespaçonoun
cyberterrorism, cyber terrorismciberterrorismonoun
cycle, series of phasesciclonoun
cycloneciclónnoun
cylandercilindronoun
cylinder head, hind quarters, buttstock (of weapon)culatanoun
cymbalcímbalonounItalian: cembalo; Portuguese/Spanish: címbalo; French: cymbale
cynicalcínicadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: cínico/a; Italian: cinico/a
cypress (tree)ciprésnoun
Cypruschiprennoun
Czechtcheconoun
Czech (from Czechoslovakia)tchequeadjective
Czech RepublicRepública Tchequenoun
D.J., Disc Jockeydi-jeynoun
dabbler, fan, amateuraficionadonounSpanish: aficionado
dad, fatherpadrê [patern-]noun
daddy, dearest dadpapá, papinoun
daggerdaganoun
dagnabit, darn¡Poura!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
daily (occurring each day)diareadjective
daily lifecotidianonoun
daily lifevida cotidian (le__)noun
daily life (normal life)vida normal (le__)noun
dairy productlácteonoun
daisy (flower), also a drinkmargaritanounSpanish: margarita; Portuguese: margarida, Italian: margherita, French: marguerite
damage, harmperjuisonoun
damnation, cursemaldicciónnoun
dancebailarverb
dancedançanoun
dance exclusively with (just one person)abonar-se cunverb
dance hall, dancehallsala de dançanoun
dance partyrunganoun
dance party, celebration (colloquial)pachanganoun
dancerbailadornoun
dandelionpisaletnounVenetian, French
dandruff, dandercaspanoun
danger (of death)periglo de óbitunoun
dangerous, perilousperigloseadjective
Danishdanechnoun
Danishdaneseadjective
Dantesque, Dantean (pertaining to Dante’s style)dantescadjective
daoism, taoismdaoísmonoun
dark, badly-litescureadjective
darken, overshadow, put in the shadeobscurecer [-esca-]verb
darkness, total obscuritytinebrasnoun
data storagearmacenamento de datoznoun
databasebasi de datoznoun
database connectionconecsión de basi de datoznoun
datasetconjunto de datoznoun
datefetchanounSpanish: fecha
date (fruit)datinoun
datum [+:data, information/facts]dato [+:datoz]noun
daughterfillanounSpanish pronunciation with f at beginning
daughter-in-lawnoranounItalian: nuora; Portuguese/Catalan/Galician: nora; Spanish: nuera; Romanian: noră
dauntless, unmoved by threat or danger, intrepidintrepideadjective
dawn, daybreak, wake up (in the morning)amañecer [-esca-]verb
day before yesterdayanteyeriother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
day laborer; someone who works between sunrise and sunsetdjornaleronounFrench: journalier
Day of the DeadDía dele Mortoznoun
day-to-day, everyday, dailycotidianadjective
day: full rotation of planet around its axis; the whole 24-hour day as a time unitdíanoun
day: length of time (usually) between sunrise and sunsetdjornnounFrench: journée, Italian: giorno
dazed, not quite therezonzeadjective
DBA, Database Administratoradministrador de basi de datoznoun
de jure: according to rightful entitlement or claimde jurioadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
de-emphasize, deemphasizedesenfatizarverb
deacondiacononoun
deactivate, disable (computer, comments on blog...)desactivarverb
deactivated, disableddesactivadeadjective
dead boltmartabelanoun
dead, diedmorteadjective
dead, diedmortupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deadly, slaughterous, lethalmortífereadjective
deaf, voicelesssurdeadjective
deafnesssurdesanounCatalan: sordesa; Portuguese: surdez
deal with; finish off, dispose of, dispatchdespatcharverb
dealer, concessionaire, agent of goodsconcesionarionoun
dean, doyen/doyenne: most prominent person in a fielddeyennoun
deanshipdeyenazgonounSpanish: decanazgo, deanazgo and French: deyen
dear, expensive: worth a lotchereadjective
dear, valued personcheriño, cheriñanoun
dearest grandmotherabulitanoun
dearest mom, beautiful young mothermamacitanoun
deathóbitunounPortuguese, English: obituary
death penaltypena de óbitunoun
death personifiedcalacanoun
death personifiedle pelonanoun
death, passing onfalecimentonoun
debatable, arguable, mootdiscutíbeladjective
debatedebatinoun
debate, discussdebatirverb
debauchery, an anything goes mentalitylibertinadjnoun
debilitate, weakendebilitarverb
debilitating, weakeningdebilitanteadjective
debilitation, weakeningdebilitaciónnoun
debit (of bank account)debitnoun
debit cardtarxeta de débitonoun
debrisderrubioznounSpanish: derrubios
debris (of building)escombroznoun
debtdeudanoun
debutante: upper class young ladydebutantinoun
decadedécadanoun
decadencedecadençanoun
decarbonizationdescarburaciónnoun
decarbonization of steeldescarbonaciónnoun
decay, decline, weakening (of health)decaimentonoun
decay, wanedecair [decade-]verb
decayeddecayúverbpast tense of decair
deceasedfalecidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deceased, deadfalecidonoun
deceased, the latefalecideadjective
deceitful personfamuyeronoun
deceitful, lying, mendacious, dishonestembustereadjective
deceive, misleadtwomperverb
deceiving, misleadingtwomposeadjective
decelerate: go slowerdesacelerarverb
decelerationdesaceleraciónnoun
December (12th month of Gregorian calender)dicembronoun
decencydecençanoun
decent, acceptabledecenteadjective
decentering, biasdescentramentonoun
decentralizationdescentralizaciónnoun
decentralizedescentralizarverb
decentralizeddescentralizadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
decentralizeddescentralizadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deception, hoaxengañonoun
deceptiveengañoseadjectiveSpanish: engañoso/a
deceptivelyengañosaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: engañosamente
decidedecidirverb
decided, purposefuldecidideadjective
decided, purposefuldecididupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deciliterdecilitronoun
decimaldecimaladjective
decimaldecimaunoun
decipherdescifrarverb
decisiondecisiónnoun
decision-making proceduresprocedimento de toma de decisiónznoun
decisivedecisiveadjective
decisive rolerol decisivenoun
decisive, blunt, forcefulcontundenteadjective
declaim: utter or deliver words or a speech in a rhetorical or impassioned waydeclamarverb
declaimeddeclamadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
declaimeddeclamadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
declamationdeclamaciónnoun
declaration, announcementdeclaraciónnoun
declaredeclararverb
declare, enounce, pronouncepronunciarverb
declare: make clear, showmanifestarverb
declassifieddesclasificadeadjective
declassifydesclasifiçar [desclasifica-]verb
decolonialization,decolonialisationdescolonializaciónnoun
decomposedescomponer [descompust-, descompusi-, descomponga-, descomposi-]verb
deconstructdesconstruirverb
decontaminationdescontaminaciónnoun
decor, setdecornoun
decoratedecorarverb
decorationdecoraciónnoun
decorativedecorativeadjective
decouplingdesacopladj; desacoplamentonounFrench: découplage
dedicated, devoted to, delivered/handed-overentregadeadjective
dedication, devotion towards a cause, work towards somethingdedicaciónnoun
dedocratdedócratanoun
deduce, deductdeducir [dedux-, dedusca-, deducc-]verb
deductiondeducciónnoun
deductivedeductiveadjective
deductive reasoningreizonamento deductivenoun
deed, work, works (of artist), charityobra [ôpera-]noun
deep, profoundprofundeadjective
deep-fried flour roll filled with cheese, cheese sticktequeñonoun
deepness, profundity (deep knowledge or insight; intensity of state or emotion)profunditánoun
deercervonoun
defeat, beat in a gamederrotarverb
defeat, lossderrotanoun
defect (in manufacturing), fault (geology)fallanoun
defect, flawdifeitunoun
defective, deficientdifeituoseadjective
defenddefenderverb
defendant, the accusedacusadonoun
defender (of something/someone), advocatedefensornoun
defensedefensanoun
defenseless, defenceless, undefendedindefensenounSpanish: indefenso; French: sans défense
defensivedefensiveadjective
deficiencycarençanoun
deficit, shortfalldéficitnoun
defile, sully, smearmancharverb
definedefinirverb
defined, definitedefinideadjective
defined, definitedefinidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
defining, distinctivedefinitorieadjective
definitelydefinitivaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
definitiondefiniciónnoun
definitive, finaldefinitive [definitiva-]adjective
deflectdesviarverb
deflectiondesviaciónnoun
defoliate, pull off petalsdesfollarverbSpanish: deshojar, Portuguese: desfolhar, French: défolier, Italian: defogliar
defy, challenge, bravedesafiarverb
degenerate: decline or deteriorate physically, mentally, or morally.desgenerarverb
degenerateddesgeneradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
degenerateddesgeneradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
degenerationdesgenraciónnoun
degradedegradarverb
degradingdegradanteadjective
degree (usually bachelor's), course of studylicensaturanounSpanish: licenciatura
dehumanizationdesumanizaciónnoun
dehumanizedesumanizarverb
dehydratedeshidratarverb
dehydrateddeshidratadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
dehydrateddeshidratadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
dejectdejetarverb
dejected, downcast, demoralized, haggard (face)abatideadjective
dejected, downcast, demoralized, haggard (face) abatidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
dejectiondejecciónnoun
delayatrasonoun
delay (train, flight, opening), hold-up (colloquial), push back, lose timeretrasarverb
delayed, held backretrasadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
delayed, held backretrasadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
delegate: send as a representativedelegarverb
delegationdelegaciónnoun
deletion (biological)deleciónnoun
deliberatedeliberarverb
deliberate, intentional, purposeful, calculatedzamirne [zamirna-]adjectiveCzech
deliberatelyzamirnaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Czech
deliberately, expressly, clearly and plainly, on purposeegspesaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: expresamente
deliberationdeliberaciónnoun
delicate, gentledelicadeadjective
delicate, thin (of object)delgadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
delicate, thin (of object)delgadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
delicious, yummydelichoseadjective
delightdeleitarverb
delight, alluredelichanoun
delight, enchantencantarverb
delighted, enchantedencantadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
delighted, enchantedencantadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
delightfuldeleitoseadjective
delinquency, unlawfulness, crimedelincuençanoun
delinquent, criminal, offendingdelincuenteadjective
deliverableentregábeladjective
deliverable, final productproducto finalnoun
deliveryentreganoun
deluge, flood, inundationînundaciónnoun
demagoguedemagogonoun
demagoguerydeclaraciónz demagógicnoun
demanddemandanounSpanish
demand (for)demanda denoun
demand: require/need, call for (resources, fee), exigent uponegsigir [egsige-]verb
demented, insanedementeadjective
demobilizedesmovilizarverb
democracydemocraciê [democrat-]noun
democratdemócratanoun
democraticdemocráticadjective
Democratic primariesprimariz democráticnoun
democratizedemocratizarverb
demondemonionoun
demonstrabledemostrábeladjective
demonstrate, provedemostrarverb
demonstrationdemostraciónnoun
demonstration of respect and hospitality in social situationstarofnoun
demonstrativedemostrativeadjective
demonstrator, protestor, demonstrationist, riotermanifestantinoun
demoralizedesmoralizarverb
demoralizeddesmoralizadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
demoralizeddesmoralizadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
demystifydesmistifiçar [desmistifica-]verb
denigrate, defamedenigrarverb
denigrateddenigradeadjective
denimdenîmnoun
Denmarkdanimarcanoun
denominatedenominarverb
denomination (of money); naming, designationdenominaciónnoun
dénouement; an untying (of knots, nodes)desanodarverbSpanish: desanudar; Latin: nodus
denouncedenunciarverb
denounce somebody, squeal (inform police...)chivar-severb
dense, thick (fog)denseadjective
densitydensitánoun
dentaldentaladjective
dental flossfilo dentalnoun
dentistdentistanoun
denunciatordenunciantinoun
deodorantdesodorantinoun
deontologicaldeontologicadjective
deontologydeontologíênoun
depart, part: break off, break from; slice (a sandwich, pizza, cake)partir denoun
department or ministry of government, department of a businessdepartamentonoun
departmentaldepartamentaladjective
departure (of person)partençanoun
depend, hang upon (something else)dependerverb
dependeddependideadjective
dependeddependidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
dependencedependençanoun
dependentdependentinoun
dependent, dependingdependenteadjective
depersonalizedespesonalizarverbSpanish: despersonalizar
depletion, exhaustionagotamentonounSpanish: agotamiento
deplorabledeplorábeladjective
deploredeplorarverb
deployment, displaydepleyamentonoun
depoliticizationdespolitizaciónnoun
depoliticizedespolitizarverb
depopulatedespobularverb
depopulateddespobuladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
depopulateddespobuladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deport, carry offdeportarverb
deportationdeportaciónnoun
deportingdeportanteadjective
deposit (down payment or natural resources)dipósitonoun
deposit (money, layer of sediment), put down or indipositarverb
depository, dumping ground, landfilldipositorionoun
deprave, corrupt, spoilestragarverb
depressiondepresiónnoun
depriveprivarverb
depth (distance from front to back)profunduraother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
depth (measurement, quantitative)profundornoun
dereificationdesreificaciónnoun
derivationderivaciónnoun
derivationalderivacionaladjective
derivativederivadonoun
derivative, less originalde origen; peor originaladjective
derive from, come from, arise fromderivarverb
derived, derivativederivadeadjective
derogatoryderogatorieadjective
descenddescenderverb
descendantdescendentinoun
descendant of escaped African slavesgarifunanoun
describedescriver [descrit-, descrip-]verb
describeddescritupast participle
descriptiondescripciónnoun
desecadedesiccatedadjective
desecardesiccateverb
desecrationprofanaciónnoun
desegmentationdessegmentaciónnoun
desert: barren area of land where little precipitation fallsdesertonoun
deserteddeserteadjective
deserve, meritmeriterverb
deservingmeritenteadjective
desiccation: process of extreme dryingdesecaciónnoun
design, drawdiseñarverb
designate, appointdesignarverb
designateddesignadeadjective
designated officer of the governmentdesignadonoun
designerdiseñadornoun
desirabledesejábeladjective
desirable, hoped forsuhetíbeladjectiveFrench: souhaitable
desire, wishdesejarverbdesear in Spanish
desire, wishdesejonoun
desk (in classroom)pupirinounSp: pupitre
desk or place of writingescritorionoun
despairdesesperançanoun
despairdesesperarverb
desperatedesesperadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
desperatedesesperadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desperation, hopelessnessdesesperaciónnounCatalan: desesperació, Spanish: desesperación, Italian: disperazione, French: désespoir, Portuguese: desespero
despise, hatedespreciarverbSpanish: despreciar; Portuguese:desprezar
despite, notwithstanding, in spite ofa pesar depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish; Portuguese: apesar de
dessert (usually a pastry)postrênoun
destabilizationdesestabilizaciónnoun
destabilizedesestabilizarverb
destabilizingdesestabilizanteadjective
destigmatizedesestigmatizarverbSpanish
destination: stopping point (not necessarily a place)destinaciónnoun
destiny, fatedestinonoun
destiny, luck, fortunemazêlnounJudeo-Spanish
destroydestruir [destruc-]verb
destroyeddestruyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
destructiondestrucciónnoun
detach, disconnectdestacherverbdestacar
detachmentdestachementonoun
detaildetallnoun
detaildetallarverb
detailed, close (examination)detalladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
detailed, close (examination)detalladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
detailsdetalleznoun
detain, hold backdetener [detuvi-, detenga-]verb
detaineddetenideadjective
detaineddetenidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
detect, perceivedeteger [detec-]verb
detectiondetecciónnoun
detective (person)detectivonoun
detergentdetergentinoun
deterioratedeteriorarverb
deteriorationdeterioración, deterioronoun
determinantdeterminantinoun
determinatedeterminadeadjective
determination, resolutiondeterminaciónnoun
determinedeterminarverb
determiningcondicionanteadjective
deterrence, dissuasiondisuasiónnounSpanish: disuasión
detonatedetonarverb
detonationdetonaciónnoun
detriment, a rubbing offdetrimentonoun
detrimentaldetrimentaladjective
DeuteronomyDeuteronomionoun
devalorizedesvalorizarverbSpanish/Portuguese: desvalorizar
devalorizeddesvalorizadeadjective
devaluationdevaluaciónnoun
devalue: cause someone or thing to seem less valuablesubvalorarverb
devastationdevastaciónnoun
devastationaldevastacionaladjective
developdesveloperverb
developeddesvelopideadjective
developeddesvelopidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
developed countrypaís desvelopidenoun
developerdesvelopidornoun
developingdesvelopenteadjective
developing countrypaís en desvelopimentonoun
developmentdesvelopimentonoun
developmentaldesvelopimentaladjective
deviatedesviarverb
deviationdesviaciónnoun
devicedispositivonoun
device that deposits or moves from one place to anotherdiposituôrnoun
device that helps hens lay eggsponduôrnoun
device that slaughters animalsmatatuôrnoun
devildiablo [diabol-]noun
devil's advocateadvogado dele diablonoun
devilish, demonicendiabladeadjectivePortuguese: endiabrado; Spanish: endiablado
devote, dedicatededicarverb
devotiondevociónnoun
devourdevorarverb
deworvallonounPortuguese: orvalho
dewrocíonounSpanish
dexterity, skill, deftnessdegstresanounSpanish/Portuguese: destreza, Italian: destrezza, French: dextérité
dextrous, skilled, skillful, deftdegstreadjectivePortuguese/Italian: destro, Catalan: destre, Spanish: diestro
diabolical, devilishdiabólicadjective
diagenesisdiagénesinoun
diagnosediagnosticarverb
diagnoseddiagnosticadeadjective
diagnosisdiagnosinoun
diagnosticdiagnósticadjective
diagramdiagramanoun
dialectdialectonounSpanish: dialecto, Portuguese: dialeto, French: dialecte
dialect continuumcontínuo dialectalnoun
dialectical logiclógica dialécticnoun
dialoguediálogonoun
diamonddiamantinoun
diaper, nappy (British English)pañalinounSpanish
diaphragmdiafragmanoun
diarrheadiarreanoun
diasporadiásporanoun
diasporicdiaspóricadjective
dice (in a game of chance)ganisoznoun
dichotomizationdicotomizaciónnoun
dichotomousdicotómicadjective
dichotomydicotomíênoun
dictatedictarverb
dictation: the act of dictating material to be recorded or taken down in writing; or authoritative commandsdictaciónnoun
dictationaldictacionaladjective
dictativedictativeadjective
dictatordictadornoun
dictatorshipdictaturanoun
diction: act of speaking or singingdicciónnoun
dictionary: collection of dictionsdiccionarionoun
diemurir [mort-]verb
diesel enginediésel-motornoun
dietary fiberfibra dietéticnoun
differdifererverb
differencediferença [diferench-, diferencia-]noun
differencialdiferenchaladjective
differentdiferenteadjective
differential calculuscalculo diferenchalnoun
differential geometrygeometríê diferenchalnoun
differentiatediferenciarverb
differentiationdiferenciaciónnoun
differentlydiferenteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
difficultdifíciladjective
difficult, fastidiousescolimoseadjective
difficultydificultánoun
diffuse, not concentrateddefuseadjective
dig (manually)cavarverb
digestive juicessucoz digestivenoun
digital trailrastro digitalnoun
digitizationdigitizaciónnoun
digitizedigitizarverb
dignity, rank/positiondignitánoun
digraphdígrafonoun
dilate, lengthen, draw or stretch outestirarverb
dilemmadilemanoun
diligentdiligenteadjective
diligentlydilixenteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
dililigencediligençanoun
dilute, weakendiluirverb
dilutiondiluciónnoun
dimerizationdimerizaciónnoun
diminishdiminuirverb
diminisheddiminuyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
diminution: reduction in size, extent or importancediminuciónnoun
diminutivediminutiveadjective
diminutive (grammar)diminutivonoun
diminutive, tiny, minutediminuteadjective
dimly lit, shadowyen penumbraother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
dinedenarverb
dining room (fancy word)triclinionoun
dining room, eating placechamb de comer, comedouronoun
dinnerdenanoun
diplomacydiplomacia [diplomat-]noun
diplomatdiplomatanoun
diplomaticdiplomáticadjective
diplomatist: Foreign Office employee officially engaged as a diplomat; a person who is astute and tactful in any negotiation or relationshipdiplomáticiennoun
direct, drive/lead in, guidedirigir [dirige-, direc-]verb
directiondirecciónnoun
directionaldireccionaladjective
directivedirectiveadjective
directivedirectivanoun
directlydirectaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
director's officedespatcho dele directornoun
director, manager (of company)directornoun
directory, folder, dossier, directivedirectuôrnoun
diremption: separation or division into two parts; disjunctiondisjunciónnounSpanish: disyunció
dirty (not clean)sujeadjective
disadvantaged, unfavoreddesfavorecideadjective
disadvantaged, unfavoreddesfavorecidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
disagreedisacordarverb
disappear (do the opposite of appear)desaparecer [-esca-]verb
disappoint, let down, dash (hope)defraudarverb
disarmdesarmarverb
disarmamentdesarmamentonoun
disasterdesastrênoun
discard, throw awaydescartar-severb
discern/understand (intentions)discernirverb
disciple todiscipularverb
disciple: someone learning to live by faith in Jesusdiscípulnoun
discipleshipdiscipuladonoun
disciplinarydisciplinareadjective
disciplinedisciplinanoun
discographicdiscográficadjective
discography (created music collection)discografíênoun
discomfortdesconfortonoun
discontent, malcontent, unhappy, disgruntleddescontenteadjective
discordant, clashing, conflicting (opinions, tones)discordanteadjective
discouragedescoradjarverb
discourage (confidence), reduce: bring down; knock down ( a tree); kill (livestock)abatirverb
discourageddescoradjadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
discourageddescoradjadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
discouragementdescoradjamentonoun
discouragement, dejection (feeling), despondency; depression (mental/psychological)abatimentonoun
discourse, speechdiscursonoun
discover, uncoverdescubrir [descubert-]verb
discovered, uncovereddescubertupast participle
discoverer (person)descubridornoun
discoverydescubrimentonoun
discovery, finding, findallazgonounSpanish: hallazgo
discreetdiscreteadjective
discrepancydiscrepançanounSpanish: discrepancia; Portuguese: discrepância
discretion, prudencediscreciónnoun
discretionarydiscrecional, discrecionareadjectiveFrench: discrétionnaire; Portuguese: discricionária; Spanish: discrecional
discriminatediscriminarverb
discriminationdiscriminaciónnoun
discriminatorydiscriminatorieadjective
discursivediscursiveadjective
discursive strategyestrategiê discursivenoun
discursive texttecstu discursivenoun
discussdiscutir [discus-]verb
discuss, converse, negotiate regarding governing or managing, usually through parliamentary or judicial meanspalarverb
discusseddiscutidupast participle
discussiondiscusiónnoun
disdaindesdénnoun
disfiguredesfigurarverb
disgrace, sickeningness, foulness, disgustasconoun
disguise, concealdisfrazarverb
disguise, concealdisimularverbSpanish: disimular
disgustdesgustarverb
disgustdesgustonoun
disgustnojonoun
disgusteddesgustadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
disgusteddesgustadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
disgustingdesgustanteadjective
disgustingnojenteadjective
dish of refried beans covered in cheesefundidonoun
dishonorabledeshônroseadjective
disinfectdesînfectarverb
disinfectantdesînfectantinoun
disk spoolingarmacenamento têmporare en disconoun
disloyaltydeslealitánoun
dismantle, strip or tear apart (a vehicle, machine), decommissiondesmantelarverbPortuguese/Spanish: desmantelar
dismantled, decommissioneddesmanteladeadjectiveSpanish: desmantelada
dismayconsternarverb
dismay, consternation, despondencydesalentonoun
dismissive, disdainful, scornfuldesdeñoseadjective
disobediencedesobidiençanoun
disorderdisordennoun
disorder, depravation, depravityestragamentonoun
disorderly: in a state of disarraydisordenadeadjective
disparatedisparateadjective
disparate; make differentdispararverb
disparity [+:disparities]disparitánoun
dispatch, office, studydespatchonoun
dispensabilitydispensabilitánoun
dispensabledispensábeladjective
dispensationdispensaciónnoun
disperse, scatterdispersarverb
dispersion, dispersaldispersiónnoun
displacementdesplacimentonoun
display cabinet, store windowvitrinanoun
display settingregulador dele displeynoun
disputatiousdisputatore; controversialadjective
dispute (with another), debatealtercarverb
disputedaltercadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
disputedaltercadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
disputer, debateraltercantinoun
disregard, neglect, delaypostergarverb
dissatisfaction, discontent, discontentmentdescontentamentonoun
disseminatediseminarverb
disseminationdiseminaciónnoun
dissensiondisenciónnoun
dissensus, dissension, widespread dissentdissensunoun
dissentdisentimentonounSpanish: disentimiento; Italian: dissentimento; French: dissentiment;
dissentdisentirverbItalian: dissentire; Portuguese: dissentir; Spanish: disentir
dissentiondisensiónnounPortuguese: dissensão; French: dissension; Catalan: dissensió; Romanian: disensiune
dissertation, written speechdiscurso escritenoun
dissidencedisidençanounSpanish: disidencia; Portuguese: dissidência; French: dissidence; Catalan: dissidència; Italian: dissidenza; Romanian: disidenta
dissidentdisidenteadjective
dissimulate, pretenddisimularverb
dissimulation, dissemblance, concealmentdisimulaciónnoun
dissipate, dispersedisiparverb
dissolutedisoluteadjective
dissolutiondisoluciónnoun
dissolvedisolververb
dissolvent, thinnerdisolventinoun
dissonancedisonançanoun
dissonantdisonanteadjective
dissuadedisuadir [disuas-]verb
dissuadeddisuadideadjective
dissuasiondisuasiónnounPortuguese: dissuasão, Italian: dissuasione, Spanish: disuasión, Catalan: dissuasió
distancedistançanoun
distance, space out (make space between), drive apart (alienate)distanciarverb
distancing (oneself)un distançamentonounSpanish: un distanciamiento
distantdistanteadjective
distant, far awaylexaneadjective
distant, far away place not easily accessiblehurutungonoun
distant, remoteafastadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
distant, remoteafastadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
distilldistilarverb
distillationdistilaciónnoun
distiller, beer makerdistileronoun
distillerydistileríanoun
distinctdistinteadjective
distinctiondistinciónnoun
distinctivedistintiveadjective
distinctiveness, peculiaritypeculiaritánoun
distinguishdistinguirverb
distinguishablediferenciábeladjective
distinguished, distinguishabledistinguíbeladjective
distinguisherdistinguidornoun
distortdistorsionarverb
distortiondistorsiónnoun
distractdistraher [distrac-]verb
distracted, absent in minddistrahide [distrahida-]adjective
distraction from concentrationdistracciónnoun
distribute, allotdistribuirverb
distributeddistribuyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
distributing machinedistribuidoranoun
distributiondistribuciónnoun
distribution chain, supply chaincadena de distribuciónnoun
distribution listlista de distribuciónnoun
distributordistribuidornoun
district attorney, public prosecutorfiscalíanounSpanish
district, territory/region; administrative division comprising a number of municipalitiescomarcanounSpanish
distrustful, suspicioussuspicaceadjective
disunitydesuniónnoun
diurnalgiurneadjective
dive, plunge, dipmergullarverbPortuguese: mergulhar
divermergulladornounPortuguese: mergulhador
divergedivergerverb
divergentdivergenteadjective
diverse political entitiesdiverse entîtáz políticnoun
diverse, variousdiverseadjective
diversificationdiversificaciónnoun
diversifydiversifiçar [diversifica-]verb
diversion, entertainment, amusementdiversiónnoun
diversitydiversitánoun
dividedividirverb
dividenddividendonoun
dividingdivisoreadjective
divinationdivinaciónnoun
divine, God-like, of Goddivineadjective
divinitydivinitánoun
divisiondivisiónnoun
divisionaldivisionaladjective
divulgation: act of divulging or publishing; disclosure, spreading for popularizationdivulgaciónnoun
divulge, publicize, disclose (information)divulgarverb
dizzygileadjectiveTagalog: hilo from Sp: giro
DjiboutiDjibutinoun
DNA replicationreplicación de ADNnoun
do business (with), make a dealbisnearverb
do, makefacer [-fici-, fetch-, faga-, far-]verbLatin: facere, Galician,Asturian: facer
do/make (imperative or command form)façverbPortuguese: faz, faça, façamos, fazei, façam; Spanish: haz, haga, hagamos, haced, hagan; French: fais, faisons, faites
do/make (present subjunctive form)fagamverbSpanish: 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-severb
dock, shipsidedarsenanoun
doctor: person who holds a doctorate degreedoctornoun
doctoraldoctoraladjective
Doctors without BordersMédicienz sens Frontiraznoun
doctrinaldoctrinaladjective
doctrinedoctrinanoun
doctrine of abrogationdoctrina de abrogaciónnoun
documentdocumentonoun
document, section of paperpliegonoun
documentarydocumentarionoun
dodge, sidestepesquivarverb
doesn't matterna împortamverb
dog (animal species)caninoun
dog days; in July and Augustcaniculanoun
dog-like animalcaninonoun
dog: cherished petcachornoun
dogmadogmanoun
dogmaticdogmáticadjective
dojang, martial arts studiodojangnounKorean
dollmuñecanoun
dollar (US currency)dólêr ($)noun
dolma: grape leaves with filling of rice and vegetables, spices and sometimes meatdolmanounTurkish
dolomitedolomitanounSpanish/Portuguese: dolomita, Italian/French: dolomite
dolphindolfínnoun
domain name (internet)nomi de dominionoun
domain, field, realmdomeinnounFrench: domaine; English: domain
Dome of the RockCúpula dele Rocanoun
dome, cupolacúpulanoun
domestic politicspolítica domésticnoun
domicile: the country that a person treats as their permanent home, or lives in and has a substantial connection with.domicilionoun
domicile: treat a specified country as a permanent home.domiciliarverb
domicileddomiciliadeadjective
dominate, have good command of (mastery of)dominarverb
dominationdominaciónnoun
domineering, overbearing, very powerfulprepotenteadjective
dominoes (game)dominoznoun
don't worryNa te priocupemphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
donateddonadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
donateddonadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
donationdonaciónnoun
donationdonativonoun
donkey (animal); halfwit/dummy (person)burronoun
donkey, assasnonoun
donor, donatordonantinoun
door panelentrepañonoun
dormitory, sleeping quartersdormitorionoun
doubledobleadjective
double bassgíunnounRomansch
double helixdoble hélicinoun
double, bend in halfdoblarverb
doubtdubdanoun
doubtdubdarverb
doubtful, dubious, questionable, suspectdubdoseadjective
douche, give a showerducharverb
doughnut, donutdounêtnoun
dove: birdpalomanoun
down the streetcallê-abaijuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
down, below (anything below your reference point), downwardabaijuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
downhill slopedeclivinoun
downstairs, lower, from bottomde enbaijuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
downstream, downriveraguas-abaiju, rivo-abaijuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
downwards, bent down (something pointed in that direction)acia abaijuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
dozen, twelve of somethingdúzinanounCatalan: dotzena; Portuguese: dúzia; Spanish: docena; French: douzaine; Romanian: duzină; Italian: dozzina
drag, drag down (sometimes: attract or draw in), pullarrastrarverb
drain (water when cooking)drenarverbSpanish: drenar
dramadramanoun
dramaticdramáticadjective
dramaticallydramaticaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
drapes, curtainridonoun
drawer (of cabinet or dresser)tiruôrnoun
drawingdibuxonounCatalan: dibuix, Spanish: dibujo
drawing, designdiseñonoun
dreamsoñonounItalian: sogno; Portuguese: sonho; Spanish: sueño; Galician: soño; Catalan: somni
dreamsoñarverb
dress (of woman), gownvestidonoun
dress, put on clothesvestirverb
dressedvestideadjective
dressedvestidupast participle
dried corn that is grounded with cinnamon and allspice into a flourpinolnoun
dried cow dungmuñiganoun
dried lentilsdêlnoun
dried or cured fish filletcecinanoun
dried pumpkin-shell bowlcalabasonoun
dried wheatmotinoun
dried, drysequeadjective
drilltaladronounSpanish
drill (large, for mining and engineering)perforadoranounSpanish
drill bittarabelanoun
drinkbeververb
drinking fountainabrevuôrnoun
drinking strawpopotinoun
drive (a vehicle)manexarverbMexico Spanish: manejar
drive (a vehicle), conduct a train, lead (to)conducir [condux-, condusca-, conducc-]verb
driver (of motor vehicle)motoristanoun
driver (of vehicle), conductorconductornoun
driver, chauffeurchofêrnounSpanish
drivingmotoreadjectiveSpanish: motriz and motor
driving force, prime moverforça motorenoun
drizzlechuviznanoun
drizzle, street musicchintchinnoun
dropgotchanounSpanish/Portuguese: gota; Italian: goccia; French: goutte
drop, tumbletomberverb
dropletgotchillanounSpanish: gotita, gotilla; Catalan: goteta; French: gouttelette; Italian: gocciolina; Portuguese: gotícula
drown, choke, suffocate, hinder/cripple (more figurative)ahogarverb
drug addicttocsicodependenti, drogadictonounPortuguese, Spanish
drug trafficker, narconarcotraficantinoun
drug traffickingnarcotráfico, tráfico de drogaznoun
drug/treatment with medicinemedicamentonoun
drugsdrogaznoun
drumtamburnounJudeo-Spanish
drum; dance music with heavy drumsbatucanoun
drummerbateristanounSpanish: baterista
drumsbateríênoun
drunkborratcheadjective
drunkcurdeadjective
drunk, drunkenebrieadjective
drysecarverb
dryer, drying machinesecadora, máchina de secarnoun
drynesssequesanounItalian: secchezza; French: sécheresse
duchessduquesanounItalian/Spanish/Portuguese: duquesa; Catalan: duquessa
duckcanard, patonoun
dudeparceronoun
due date, expiration, maturity of a debt or payment; something that is ready or maturevencimentonounSpanish: vencimiento; Portuguese: vencimento
duelduelonoun
duende: quality of emotion, inspiration, and authenticityduenginoun
dugout canoecayuconoun
dukeduc [duqu-]noun
dull, opaque, dark, gloomyopaqueadjective
dump truckvolquetanoun
dump truck drivervolqueteronoun
dungeoncalabosonoun
duo, 2 people in a music groupdúonoun
duplicateduplicarverb
duplicate (copy), doubledupleadjective
duplicationduplicaciónnoun
duplicitydoblesanounSpanish: doblez
durable peacepaç duradourenoun
durable, long-lasting, abidingduradoureadjective
durationduraciónnoun
during, over a time perioddurantpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
Dutcholandechnoun
Dutcholandeseadjective
duty (customs), fee/tariffarancelnounSpanish
Duverger's LawLey de Duvergernoun
dwarfenanonounSp
dwarf bananaenanonoun
dwarf planetplaneta enanenoun
dwarf, make smaller, become smaller; belittle (figurative)empequinecer [-esca-]verbSp+
dwarf, smallnaneadjective
dwell, reside at, live somewheremorarverb
dwelling (place), abode, residence, habitationmoradanoun
dwelling, large house, mansionmeisónnounNorman, French
dye indigo blueañilarverb
dyingmurienteadjective
dynamic, vibrant, livelydinámicadjective
dynamismdinamismo, dinamicitánoun
dynasticdinásticadjective
dynastydinastínoun
dysenterydusenteríênoun
dysfunctiondusfunciónnoun
dyslexiaduslecsianoun
dyslexicduslecsicadjective
dysphagiadusfagianoun
dysregulationdusregulaciónnoun
dystopiadustopianounGreek prefix
dystopiandustopianadjective
eachcadaintensifier or quantifier
each day, every daycada díapreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
each onecada unopreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
eagleeiglanoun
earorellanounFrench: oreille, Catalan: orella, Spanish: oreja, Italian: orecchia, Romanian: ureche, Portuguese: orelha, Sardinian: origra
earlyprestuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)It
early edition (of book/magazine)pricedente ediciónnoun
early morning, wee hours, dawn, daybreakmadrugadanoun
earringbrincunoun
earth ovenpachamancanoun
earth, Earth (our planet)terra, Terra [terri-]noun
earth, from earthterranadjective
earth: the soil, groundsulonoun
earthenware pot with handles for holding waterapatlinoun
earthlingterranonoun
earthlyterrenaladjective
earthly man, man of the earthhomen terrenalnoun
earthquaketerremotonoun
earthwork, terraceterraplénnounSpanish: terraplén
earthwormculichanoun
ease, fluency, agilitysolturanoun
easilyfacilménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: fácilmente, French: facilement, Portuguese/Italian: facilmente
eastistnoun
eastisteadjective
east coast, eastern coastcosta istenoun
East Timoresetimorenseadjective
eastbounden dirección isteadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eastern, orientalorientaladjective
easterneristeñonoun
easy, doablefáciladjective
eat a mealcomerverb
eat or munch onmanjerverb
ebonyebanadjective
ebony: dense black ornamental woodebanonoun
ebriety, drunkennessebrietánoun
ebullition: action of bubbling or boiling.ebulliciónnoun
eccentric (person); circle or orbit not having the Earth precisely at its centereccentriconoun
eccentric, unconventional; outlyingeccentricadjective
eccentricityeccentricitánoun
ecclesiastic: clergyman, priesteclesiastanoun
ecclesiasticaleclesiásticadjective
echelonechalonnoun
echoecconoun
ecocentrismecocentrismonoun
ecologicalecológicadjective
ecologistécologo, écologistanoun
ecologyecologíênoun
econologic: economical and ecologicaleconológicadjective
econometricseconometríênoun
economic interdependenceînterdependença económicnoun
economic opennessobertura económicnoun
economic recoveryriactivación de l'economíênoun
economic reformsreformaz económicnoun
economic, economicaleconómicadjective
economics: field of economychiença económic, l'economíênoun
economize, save money by spending it carefullyeconomizarverb
economyeconomíênoun
ecosystemecosistemanoun
ecstasyécstasinoun
ecstaticecstáticadjective
ectodermectodermanoun
EcuadorEcuadornoun
ecumenicalecuménicadjective
ecumenismecumenismonoun
edge, hemorillanounSpanish: orilla
edging, trimborduranoun
edict, mandate, proclamationbanonoun
edificationedificaciónnoun
edificative, edifyingedificativeadjective
edify: to build up, sustainedifiçar [edifica-]verb
edifyingedificanteadjective
editeditarverb
editionediciónnoun
editoreditornoun
editorialeditorialadjective
educableeducábeladjective
educated, culturedcultiveadjective
educationeducaciónnoun
educationaleducacionaladjective
educativeeducativeadjective
educatoreducatornoun
effect, resultefeitunoun
effective, actual/trueefeitiveadjectiveSee also: eficace
effectuate, bring about, make happen; perform/realizeefeituarverb
efficaciously, efficientlyeficaceménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
efficacy, effectiveness, efficaciousnesseficacia, eficacitánoun
efficienteficienteadjective
efficient, efficacious, effective (successful)eficaceadjective
effort, exertionesforçonounSpanish/PortugueseSpanish: esfuerzo
egalitarianegualitareadjective
egalitarian (person)egualitarionoun
egalitarianismegualitarismonoun
eggwevo [ov-]noun
egg whitealv de wevonounRomansch
eggplantbremanounLouisiana French: brème
egoisticegóticadjectiveSp: egótica
egregious, extremely wicked or cruel, atrociousatroceadjective
Egyptologistegiptólogonoun
Egyptologyegiptologíênoun
ejectejetarverb
ejectionejecciónnoun
elapse, lapsetranscurrerverbPortuguese: transcorrer, Spanish: transcurrir
elastic, resilient (material), not easily damagedelásticadjective
elbowcodovnoun
elect, put ointment onungirverb
elected, chosenelectu, elegidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
elected, chosen, electelecteadjective
electing, choosingelegienteadjective
electionelecciónnoun
electiveelectiveadjective
elective affinitiesafinitáz electivenoun
elective: extra school courseelectivonoun
electoral collegecolegio electoralnoun
electric car, car powered by electricitycarro eléctricnoun
electric chairsedja eléctricnoun
electric guitarghitara eléctricnoun
electric organ (instrument)orghi eléctricnoun
electric sawserra eléctricnoun
electric, electricaleléctricadjective
electrical power supplyalimentación eléctricnoun
electricianelectriciennoun
electricityelectricitánoun
electrocuteelectrocutar [electrocuci-]verb
electrocutionelectrocuciónnoun
electrolizationelectrolizaciónnoun
electromagnetelectroimanoun
electromagneticelectromagnéticadjective
electromagnetic interferenceînterferença electromagnéticnoun
electronelectrônnoun
electronicelectrônicadjective
elegant, tastefuleleganteadjective
elegiacelegíaqueadjective
element, componentelementonoun
elementalelementaladjective
elementaryelementareadjective
elephantelefantinoun
elephant sealselefantiz marinenoun
elevate, lift upelevarverb
elevatedelevadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
elevatedelevadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
elevatingelevanteadjective
elevationelevaciónnoun
elevator, lift (mechanical)ascensor, elevadornoun
eligibleelegíbeladjectivePortuguese: elegível; Spanish/Catalan: elegible; French: éligible; Italian: eleggibile; Romanian: eligibil
eliminationeliminaciónnoun
elision (grammar)elisiónnoun
eliteélitinoun
elite-drivenîmpulsade per l'élitiadjective
elitismelitismonoun
elitistelitisteadjective
elixirelîcsîrnoun
ellipsis (in punctuation), suspension pointspuntuz suspensivenoun
ellipsis [+:ellipses]elipsi [+:elipsiz]noun
elliptic geometrygeometríê elípticnoun
eloquenceelocuençanounSpanish: elocuencia
eloquentelocuenteadjectiveSpanish
elsewhere, somewhere else, other placesallurother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderFrench: ailleurs; Portuguese: algures
elude, evadeeludirverb
emailimel, e-correonoun
emancipateemanciparverb
emancipationemancipaciónnoun
emancipatoremancipadornoun
embankment, levee, roughly-built dambordonoun
embarassment, awkwardnessembaraçonounPortuguese: embaraço; French: embarras; Italian: imbarazzoIn Spanish, embarazo means pregnancy
embarrass, shame, be uneasyaguevar-severb
embassyambajadanoun
embellish, make beautiful, beautify, dress upembellecer [-esca-]verb
embellishedembellecideadjective
embellishment, engrossmentembellecimentonoun
embezzle (literally: eat money)comer dineiroverb
embezzlement, misappropriation of fundsmalversaciónnounSpanish
emblememblemanoun
emblematicemblemáticadjective
emblematicallyemblematicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
embody, epitomize, personifyencarnarverb
embody, incorporateîncorporar-severb
embrace, hugabrasarverb
embrace, hugabrasonoun
embroiderbrodarverb
embroideredbrodadeadjective
embryoembriónnoun
embryologistembriólogonoun
embryonary, embryonicembrionareadjective
emeraldesmeraldanounSpanish/Portuguese: esmeralda; Italian: smeraldo; French: émeraude
emergeemerger [emers-]verb
emergencesurgimentonounSp: surgimiento
emergencyemergençanoun
emigrantemigrantinoun
emigrateemigrarverb
eminence: distinction of character and abilitieseminençanoun
eminent: notable, outstandingeminenteadjective
emissary: agent, envoyemisarionoun
emission (sound, light, warmth), issue (coins, stamps), broadcast (radio)emisiónnoun
emission reductionriducción de emisiónznoun
emit, issue, broadcastemitir [emis-]verb
emotionemociónnoun
empatheticempáticadjective
empathy: the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.empatíênoun
emperorimperadornoun
emphasisénfasinoun
emphasizeenfatizarverb
emphasize, stress, accentuateaccentuarverb
empireimperionoun
empiricalempíricadjectiveGreek: empeirikospertaining to or derived from experience or experiments
empirical datadatoz empíricnoun
empirical examinationegsamen empíricnoun
empirical resultrésultado empíricnoun
empiricallyempiricaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
employempleyarverb
employedempleyadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
employedempleyadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
employeeempleyadonoun
employerempleyadornoun
employment, worktchambanoun
empower, make stronger and more independentresponsabilizar; atribuir pussançaz averbFrench: responsabiliser; Spanish: atribuir poderes a
empowerment, habilitation, qualification, authorization, enablementabilitaciónnoun
empowerment: assigning power toresponsibilización; atribución de pussançaznounFrench: responsabilisation
emptyvaciarverb
emptyvacíeadjective
enable, authorize, equip, qualifyabilitarverb
enabling, allowingpermitienteadjective
encapsulateencapsularverb
encapsulation (programming)encapsulamentonoun
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.enchiladaznoun
enclosure (usually for pedestrians only)recinto noun
encompass, go aroundcircumfererverb
encounter: run into something or someone by chance; come across; meet with (opposition)encontrar-severb
encourageencoradjarverb
encouragedencoradjadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
encouragedencoradjadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
encouragementencoradjamentonoun
encouragement, strength (mental and/or spiritual)ánimonoun
encouragingencoradjanteadjective
encouraging, hopefulesperançadoreadjective
encyclopediaenciclopedianoun
end link of a chainespernadanoun
end, term, word (vocabulary), point (geometric, geographic)términonoun
end/finish, wrap up (discussion, meeting), close (a ceremony); encloseencerrarverb
endeavor, undertakingempeñonoun
endemicendémicadjective
endocentricendocéntricadjective
endogenesisendogénesinoun
endow, furnishdotarverb
endure, bear, cope with, weather (an event)sobrêlevarverbSpanish: sobrellevar
enemyinemigonoun
energetic, assertive, emphatic (determined)enérgicadjective
energyenergíênoun
engageengajarverb
engagement of two people for marriagenoivazgonoun
engineerîngeñeronoun
engineer, contrivemachinarverb
engineering (the work of engineering), field of engineeringîngeñerwergnounDutch: ingenieurswerk; Spanish: ingeniería; Galician: enxeñaría; French: ingénierie; Portuguese: engenharia
EnglandInglaterranoun
Englishingleseadjective
English language, person from Englandinglechnoun
English-speakinganglofavlanteadjective
engrossed, absorbed, lost (in something)absorteadjective
engulf, swallowengolirverb
enhance, emphasizerealzarverbSpanish: realzar; Portuguese: ressaltar
enigma, mystery, riddleenigmanoun
enigmatic, curiousenigmáticadjective
enjoy good healthdisfrutar de bone saludverb
Enjoy your mealBon provetchophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
enjoy, likegustar deverb
enjoy, take pleasure in (usually alone)enconchar-severb
enjoy, take pleasure in, possess (skill, something good)disfrutarverb
enlarge, broaden, expandampliarverb
EnlightenmentÎluminismonoun
enmityinemistánoun
ennui: feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of occupation or excitement.enwinoun
enormously, hugely, vastlyenormeménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
enrapture, entranceenajenarverb
enrich, improve, add ingredientsenriquecer [-esca-]verb
enrichedenriquecideadjective
enrolled, signed upînscritupast participle
enrollment, registration, signing-upînscripciónnoun
enslaveesclavizarverb
enter, come inentrarverb
enterprise, venture, firm, business, companyempresanounPortuguese
entertain, mingle with friendsentretener [entretuvi-, entretenga-]verb
entertainedentretenideadjective
entertainedentretenidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
entertainingentretenenteadjective
entertaining, enjoyable, fun, funny (causing laughter)divertideadjective
entertainment, amusemententretenimentonoun
enthusiasticentusiasteadjective
entire, wholeentereadjective
entityentitánoun
entomologistentomólogonoun
entomologyentomologíênoun
entourage, circle of friends and acquaintancesenturadjnoun
entrails, bowels, inmost partsentrañaznoun
entrenched (attitudes, beliefs, customs), firmly established, deep-rootedarraigadeadjective
entrepreneuremprendedor, emprendedoranounSpanish; Portuguese: empreendedora
entrepreneurialempresarial; de emprendedoradjective
entrepreneurship, business spiritespritu empresarialnoun
entropicentrópicadjective
entrust, commendencomendarverb
entrust, encharge, charge withencargarverb
entry, entranceentradanoun
entryism, entrismentrismonoun
entwineentrelacerverb
entwinedentrelacideadjective
enumerate, make a listenumerarverb
enumerationenumeraciónnoun
envelopeênvelopinoun
enviableenvixábeladjective
enviousenvixoseadjective
environment (ecological sense), surroundingsenvironimentonoun
environmental fielddomein de l'environimentonoun
environmentalistambientalistanoun
environmentalistecologisteadjective
envyenvixanounCatalan: enveja, Portuguese: inveja, Spanish: envidia; Galician: envexa; Italian: invidia; French: envie
enzymaticenzimáticadjective
enzymeenzimanoun
eolitheolitonoun
EphesusÉfesonoun
Epic of GilgameshEpopey de Gilgamechnoun
epic, historic poem: literary composition of the legendary exploits of heroic characters, which are generally part of the origin of a race or a peopleepopeynounSpanish
epicenterepicentronoun
epidemicepideminoun
epidemic, epidemicalepidemicadjective
epidermisepidermanoun
epigenetic markermarcador epigenéticnoun
epigeneticsepigenéticanoun
epigraphicepigráficadjective
epiphanyEpifaníênoun
Epiphany, Three Kings Dayle Día de Reyeznoun
epiphenomenon [+:epiphenomena]epifenómeno [+:epifenómenoz]noun
Episcopalepiscopaladjective
episcopalianepiscopalistanoun
episode (in television, book, play), incident (some event)episodionoun
epistemologicalepistemológicadjective
epistemology: the investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion.epistemologíênoun
epistle: literary letter intended to be published and read by individuals or groups of people.epístolanounAncient Greek
epistolaryepistolareadjective
equableeguábeladjective
equalegualarverb
equal distantequidistançanoun
equal, the sameegualadjective
equalityegualitánoun
equalize, make equaladecuarverb
equallyegualménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
equanimity: a calm mental state even as you deal with a difficult situationecuanimitánoun
equateeguarverb
equationecuaciónnoun
equatorecuatornoun
equatorialecuatorialadjective
equidistantequidistanteadjective
equilibrium, balanceequilibrionoun
equip, outfitequiparverb
equipment, luggage, equipageequipadjnoun
equipment, outfitequipamentonoun
equippedequipadeadjective
equivalentequivalenteadjective
equivocal, ambiguous, questionable or suspiciousequívoqueadjective
equivocation, misunderstandingequivocaciónnoun
era of time, period of timezaidnoun
erase, delete (file on computer)borrarverb
erect: build, set up, establisherigir [erec-]verb
erectionerecciónnoun
eroticeroticadjective
errand person, messengerconsierjnoun
erroneous judgmentjudicio erroneother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderItalian: giudizio erroneo; Spanish: juicio erróneo
erroneous, mistaken, untrueerroneadjective
errorerrornoun
ersatzersatzeadjectiveGerman: Ersatzmade or used as a substitute, typically an inferior one, for something else
erudite: having or showing great knowledge or learning.eruditeadjective
erudition, scholarly knowledgeerudiciónnounSpanish
erupt, gush forth, jet outsalir a jorrozverb
eruptionerupciónnoun
escalationescalaciónnoun
escalator, moving/rolling stairsescada rolantenoun
escape, fleefugirverb
escarole is related to Belgian and curly endive but has broad, slightly curved pale green leaves with a milder flavor than either of them.escarolinoun
escarpmentescarpaduranounSpanish: escarpadura
eschatologicalescatológicadjective
eschatologyescatologíênoun
esophagusesôfagonoun
esotericesotéricadjective
ESP: extrasensory perceptionpercepción egstrasensorialnoun
especiallyespecialménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
esperantistesperantistanoun
espionageespionadjnoun
esprit de corps (spirit of the body)espritu de corponoun
essay: written composition for school; homework; redactionredacciónnoun
essenceesença [esench-]noun
essential, basicesenchaladjective
essential, vital, indispensable, necessary, inexpendableimprescindíbeladjectivePortuguese: imprescindível, Spanish: imprescindible
essentializeesenchalizarverb
essentiallyesenchalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
establish, make stableestablecer [-esca-]verb
establishedestablecideadjective
establishedestablecidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
establishmentestablecimentonoun
estate, primogeniture, inheritance of land (so that the person is in charge of its upkeep and gets what it produces)mayorazgonoun
esteem: respect and admiration usually for a personestimanoun
esteem: respect and admireestimarverb
esteemedestimadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
esteemedestimadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
esthetic, aestheticestéticadjective
estheticallyesteticaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
esthetics, aestheticsestéticanoun
estimationchazedjnounRomansch: schazetg
estimativeestimativeadjective
estuariesestuarioznoun
estuarine, estuarianestuarianadjective
eternaleterne, eternaladjective
eternallyeternaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eternityeternitánoun
ethanol, drinking alcoholetanolnoun
ethereal: heavenly and/or delicate; vaporousétereadjectiveSpanish: etéreo; French: éthéré; Italian: etereo
ethicaléticadjective
ethical outcomerésultado éticnoun
ethicistéticien, éticistanounFrench: éthicien; Porttuguese/Catalan: eticista
ethicséticanoun
ethnicétnicadjective
ethnic groupetnianoun
ethnicityetnicitánoun
ethnocentricetnocéntricadjective
ethnographeretnógrafo, etnógrafanoun
ethnographicetnográficadjective
ethnographyetnografíênoun
ethnolinguisticetnolinguísticadjectiveSpanish: etnolingüístico, Portuguese: etnolinguística, French: ethnolinguistique
ethyleneetilenonounPortuguese/Spanish: etileno; French: éthylène
EtruscanetrusqueadjectiveFrench: étrusque; Spanish/Portuguese: etrusco; Catalan: etrusc
etymologicaletimológicadjective
etymologiconetimológiconoun
etymologyetimologíênoun
eucharist: sacrament of the Christian churcheucaristíanounSpanish/Portuguese from Greek
Euclidian geometrygeometríê euclidiannoun
eugeniceugenésicadjectiveSpanish from Greek
eugenicseugenesianoun
eulogisticeulogioseadjective
eulogyeulogionoun
euphemismeufemismonoun
euphologiceufológicadjective
euphoriaeuforianoun
euphoriceufóricadjective
Euro (EU currency)euro, €noun
EuropeEuropa [europe-]noun
Europeaneuropese, europeanadjective
European (person from Europe)europeonoun
Eustachiande Eustaquioadjectivenamed after Eustachius/Eustaceusually refers to tubes in inner ears
evacuateevacuarverb
evadeevadirverb
evaluate, assessavaluarverb
evaluation, assessmentavaluaciónnoun
evaluativeavaluativeadjective
evanesce: vanish by degrees, pass outevanescer [-esca-]verb
evanescenceevanescençanoun
evangelicalevangélicadjective
evangelismevangelismonoun
evangelistevangelistanoun
evangelizeevangelizarverb
evasionevasiónnoun
evedentialevidenchaladjective
even as, the same way as; while/whereasasí comother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
even ifsiquieraadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
even so, including those circumstancesaún asíother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
even so, neverthelessperó purtaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
even, includingaúnother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
even-temperedecuanimeadjective
eveningsuaranoun
evening news, nightly newsteledjornau dele suaranoun
evening songs and prayers usually in a church servicevésperaznoun
event, activity, happeningeventunoun
event, occurrence, événementacontecimentonounSpanish: acontecimiento
eventualeventualadjective
everyone elsetodo l'outroznoun
everyone, all people, everybodytodo xentinoun
everyone, everybodytodomnounLike Catalan: tothom in its construction
everythingtudoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
everywhere (be)en todo luogaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
everywhere (go)a todo luogapreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
evidenceevidença [evidench-]noun
evident: perceptible, clear, apparentevidenteadjective
evidently, obviouslyevidenteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Evil OneMalignonoun
evil spiritvodunoun
evil spiritwalasanoun
evil spiritespritu malignenoun
eviscerateeviscerarverb
evitableevitábeladjective
evoke: call forthevocarverb
exabyte (EB): 1024 petabytes; 2 to the 60th power bytes; about 1 quintillion bytes, 1 billion gigabytes or 1 million terabytesexabaitê, exaoctetnoun
exacerbateegsacerbarverb
exacerbatedegsacerbadeadjective
exact, accurate (of measurement)egsate [egsata-]adjective
exactlyegsataménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
exaggerateegsagerarverb
exaggerationegsageraciónnoun
examination, considerationegsamen [+:egsamenz; egsamin-]noun
exampleexemplonoun
excavateegscavarverb
exceedeccederverb
exceleccelerverb
excellenceeccelençanoun
excellenteccelenteadjective
except, exemptecceptarverb
except/save, rather, but rathersinopreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
except: out of receiving or takingeccepte [eccep-]preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
exceptioneccepciónnoun
exceptionaleccepcionaladjective
exceptionally, unusuallyeccepcionalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
excessdemasianoun
excessdemasieadjective
excess of births over deathseccedenti de naicimentosnoun
excessively, too muchen demasiaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
exchange of gifts at a Christmas or similar gatheringcutchumbonoun
exchange, deal, tradeferiarverb
exchange, interchangeîntercambionoun
exchange, swap; shareîntercambiarverb
excision (usually pertains to surgical)egcisiónnoun
exclaimegsclamarverb
exclaimedegsclamadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
exclaimedegsclamadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
exclamationegsclamaciónnoun
excludeegscluir [egsclus-]verb
excludedegscluideadjective
excludedegscluidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
excludedegscluyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
excluded, not comprising, exclusivena-compriseadjective
exclusionegsclusiónnoun
exclusionaryegsclusivisteadjective
exclusiveegsclusive [egsclusiva-]adjective
exclusivelyegsclusivaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
excoriateegscoriar; censure severelyverb
excursionegscursiónnoun
excursus: a detailed discussion of a point in a book or a digressionegscursonoun
excusableescusábeladjective
excusable, forgivabledesculpábeladjectivePortuguese: desculpável
Excuse me (to get someone's attention)Escusem-mephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
execute a programezecutar un programaverb
execute: run, perform a taskezecutarverb
executed, performedezecutadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
executed, performedezecutadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
execution, enforcement (of sentence, debt collection)ezecuciónnoun
executioner, hangman, torturerburugonoun
executive: person in authorityezecutivonoun
executor, a person who takes action or an institution that decides on a particular thingalbaceanoun
executorship, a person or institution that puts something into effect (usually a will and testament)albaceazgonoun
executory, final (determination, judgement)ezecutorieadjective
exegesisecsegesinoun
exegete: expounder or textual interpreter, especially of scriptureecsegetanoun
exemplar: original model of the universe in the mind of God; model of virtueexemplarionoun
exemplary: fit to be a modelexemplareadjective
exemplificationexemplificaciónnoun
exemplifiedexemplificadeadjective
exemplifyexemplifiçar [exemplifica-]verb
exempt from; free ofegsemto dephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
exemption, waiveregsemciónnoun
exerciseezercicinounCatalan: exercici; Spanish: ejercicio; French: exercice; Italian: esercizio; Portuguese: exercício; Romanian: exercițiu
exercise (right), wield (power), exert (influence), practice (medicine, law)ezercirverb
exercise bookcuadernonoun
exfiltrationegsfiltraciónnoun
exfoliantegsfoliantinoun
exfoliateegsfoliarverb
exfoliationegsfoliaciónnoun
exhaust, deplete, drain outagotarverb
exhaust, fatiguefatigarverb
exhausted, very tiredegsausteadjectiveSpanish: exhausto; Italian: esausto; Portuguese: exausta
exhaustibleagotábeladjective
exhaustive, in-depthegsaustiveadjective
exhibit (legal)proba enstrumentalnoun
exhibition stand, display cartcarrello de egsposiciónnoun
exhortegsortarverbSpanish: exhortar; Portuguese: exortar; Italian: esortare; French: exhorterstrongly encourage or urge (usually by argument or advice)
exhortationegsortaciónnounFrench: exhortation; Spanish: exhortación; Catalan: exhortació; Portuguese: exortação; Italian: esortazione
exhumeegsumarverbPortuguese: exumar; Spanish/Catalan: exhumar; French: exhumer; Italian: esumare
exigency, requirementegsigençanoun
exigent: pressing; demandingegsigenteadjective
exileegsilarverbSpanish: exiliar, Portuguese: exilar
exileegsilionounSpanish: exilio; Italian: esilio; Portuguese: exílio
existegsisterverb
existedegsistideadjective
existedegsistidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
existenceegsistença [egsistench-]noun
existentialegsistenchaladjective
existential threatamenaça egsistenchalnoun
existentiallyegsistenchalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
existingegsistenteadjective
exit, departure (of plane, train)salidanoun
exocentricegsocéntricadjective
exoduségsodê, ÉgsodênounFrench: exode, Catalan: èxode, Italian: esodo, Galician/Spanish: éxodo, Portuguese: êxodo
exogenousecsógeneadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: exógeno; Italian: esogeno; Romanian: exogene; French: exogène
exogenouslyecsogenaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish/Portuguese: exógenamente
exonerate: free from blamedesculpabilizarverb
exoneration, acquitalegsoneraciónnoun
exoneration, acquital processprocesu egsonerativenoun
exorable: able to be persuadedegsorábeladjective
exorbitant, extravagant (price)egsorbitanteadjective
exoskeletonegsoesqueleto; egsosqueletonoun
exosphereegsosferanoun
exotericegsotéricadjective
exoticegsóticadjective
exoticizeegsoticizarverb
expansionistegspansionisteadjective
expatiated, expoundedegsplayadeadjective
expatriateegspatriarverbSpanish: expatriar
expatriateegspatriadonoun
expatriatedegspatriadeadjective
expectation, expectancy, hopeegspectativanounSpanish/Portuguese: expectativa, Italian: aspettativa
expeditiousegspeditiveadjective
expeditiouslycun todo promtitudadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
expelled person (from their home); displaced personvertrevunnoun
expendegspenderverb
expendedegspendideadjective
expendedegspendidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
expenditure, spending, expensegastonoun
expensiveegspensiveadjective
experienceegsperiençanoun
experientialegsperienchaladjective
experttesonoun
expertpericialadjective
expert solutionssoluciónz egsperteother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounSpanish: soluciones expertas
expert witnesstestigo pericialnoun
expert, maestroegspertonounSpanish: experto
expert, trained in somethingperito, peritanoun
expertise, skill/abilitypericianoun
expire, lapse, run out; become senilecaducarverb
explainegsplicarverb
explanation, explicationegsplicaciónnoun
explanatoryegsplicativeadjective
explicableegsplicábeladjective
explicitegsplíciteadjective
explode, blast/burstegsplodirverbPortuguese: explodir
exploit, feat, deedfaçañanoun
exploit, make the most ofegsplotarverb
exploitableegsplotábeladjective
exploitationegsplotaciónnoun
exploitativeegsplotadoreadjective
explorationegsploraciónnoun
exploratoryegsploratorieadjective
exploreegsplorarverb
exponent (math); the prime exampleegsponentinoun
exponentialegsponentialnoun
exportegsportarverb
exportationegsportaciónnoun
exportedegsportadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
exportedegsportadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
exporteregsportadornoun
exportingegsportanteadjective
expose; put on show (object at museum), exhibit; expoundegsponer [egspust-, egspusi-, egsponga-, egsposi-]verb
exposedegspusteadjective
exposingegsponenteadjective
expositor, speaker who explains a complicated thing clearly, commentator, exhibitoregspositornoun
expositoryegspositiveadjective
expository preachingpredigación egspositivenoun
exposure; exhibition; exposition: comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory.egsposiciónnoun
express, articulate thoughts and ideasegspresar [egspresi-]verb
expressible, able to be expressedegspresábeladjectivePortuguese: expressável
expression, phrase, sayingegspresiónnoun
expropriateegspropiarverb
expropriationegspropiaciónnoun
expulsion, ejectionegspulsiónnoun
expulsionismegspulsionismonoun
expulsionistegspulsionistanoun
exquisiteegsquisiteadjective
exquisiteness, lushness; delicacy: fine food, something specialegsquisitesanounCatalan: exquisidesa; Spanish: exquisitez
extemporaneous: "made, done, procured, or furnished 'at the time,'" hence "unpremeditated,"egstêmporaladjectiveSP: extemporáneo, extemporal
extend, expoundegsplayarverb
extend, prolong, stretchegstênder [egstêns-]verb
extensionegstênsiónnoun
extensiveegstênsiveadjective
extensive, long/lengthy, full/detailedegstênseadjective
exterior; outside, foreignegsterioreadjective
exterminationegsterminioother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounspanish: exterminio; Portuguese: extermínio; Catalan: extermini
externalegsterne, egsternaladjective
external door, door to enter a house or buildinguchonounItalian: uscio; Romansh: üsch; Romanian: ușă
external use, topical useuso tópicnoun
externalitadegsterioritánoun
externalize, outsourceegsternalizarverb
extinct, extinguishedegstinteadjective
extinguish, end, wipe out, put out (fire)egstinguirverb
extinguishedegstinguidupast participle
extirpateegstirparverb
extoll, extol (merits, virtues), exaltensalzarverb
extra bit, something extra; tip for waiter at restaurantyapanoun
extrabiblicalegstrabíblicadjective
extracellularegstracelulareadjective
extractegstraher [egstrac-]verb
extractegstractonounSpanish: extracto; Portuguese: extrato
extractionegstracciónnoun
extractiveegstractiveadjective
extractivismegstractivismonoun
extractor, pulleregstractornounPortuguese: extrator
extracurricularegstracurriculareadjective
extradite: hand over (a person accused or convicted of a crime) to the jurisdiction of the foreign state in which the crime was committedegstraditarverb
extradition: the action of extraditing a person accused or convicted of a crimeegstradiciónnoun
extrajudicialegstrajudicialadjective
extralegalegstralegaladjective
extraneousegstrañeadjective
extraordinarilyegstraordinareménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
extraordinaryegstraordinareadjective
extrapolateegstrapolarverb
extrapolationegstrapolaciónnoun
extraterrestrial lifevida egstraterrestrenounSpanish
extravaganceegstravagançanoun
extravagant (lacking in moderate behavior)egstravaganteadjective
extremeestreme [estrema-]adjective
extremelyestremaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
extremely poor youthful person (from slums), gangstatcholonoun
extremismestremismonounItalian: estremismo; French: extrémisme; Catalan: extremisme; Spanish/Portuguese: extremismo
extremistestremistanounItalian: estremista; Spanish/Portuguese: extremista; French: extrémiste
extricableegstricábeladjective
extricablyegstricabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
extricatesalir deverb
extrinsicegstrínsequeadjective
exuberant, luxurious, over-abundanceegsuberanteadjective
exultantegsultanteadjective
eyeoulo [ocul-]noun
eyeballglobo ocularenoun
eyebrowancellanounCatalan: cella, Portuguese: sobrancelha, Spanish: ceja
eyelashpestananoun
eyelash vipercornudanoun
eyelidpalpebranoun
eyewitnesstestigo presenchalnoun
fable, storyfabulnoun
fabric, textile, clothtecidonoun
fabricatedfabricadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
fabricatedfabricadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fabrication: something madefabricaciónnoun
fabulousfabuloseadjective
façade, front, facadefachadanoun
face (of person)caranoun
face-to-facepresenchaladjective
Facebook likesgustoz de Facebook (feisbok)noun
facetfacetanoun
facialfachaladjective
facilitate: make easier, supply (information)facilitarverb
facility, easefacilitánoun
facingale frentepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
fact, deed, truthfeitunounCatalan: fet; Spanish: hecho; French: fait; Italian: fatto; Portuguese: fato
fact-checkverifiçar de feituzverb
faction (literally a doing or making), political party, class of peoplefacciónnoun
faction: dissident groupgrupo disidentenoun
factor, element (of surprise...)feitornoun
factoryfábricanoun
factory performancegisempeño de fábricanoun
factualfeitualadjective
fade, wither (flower)marcescerverb
failfallarverb
fail to experience, missperder-severb
fail, fall through (plan/project)fracasarverb
failed, unsuccessful, abortivefracasadeadjectiveSpanish: fracasado
failurefracasonoun
failure when compromising; something missedmancadanoun
faint (light, line, mark, smell); tenuoustenueadjective
faint, pass out, droop low (of plant)desmayar-severbSpanish
fair tradede comerço equitábeladjective
fair, justequitábel, equitativeadjective
fairly (in a just manner), justlyequitabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fairness, equity, reasonablenessequitánoun
fairy, sprite, pixiefedanoun
faithfei [-feder-, -fid-]nounSpanish/Catalan/Galician: fe; Portuguese: fé; French: foi; Italian/Corsican: fede
faith-filled obedienceobidiença llene de feinoun
faithfulfiele [-fidele-]adjective
fajita: originally from the little strips of meat cut from the beef skirt in Tex-Mex cuisine.faxitanoun
falacyfalacianounSpanish: falacia; Portuguese: falácia
falconfalcónnounSpanish: halcón; Portuguese: falcão; French: faucon, Catalan: falcó
fallcair [caiga-, cayessê]verbVulgar Latin: cadere
fall downcair-severb
fall in love withenamorar-se (de)verb
fallaciousfalaceadjectivePortuguese: falaciosa, falaz; French: fallacieux; Italian: fallace
fallencaidupast participle
falliblefalíbeladjective
fallow (agriculture), on standby, on the backburneren barbechoadjectiveSpanish: en barbecho
falsifyfausifiçar [fausifica-]verb
fame, reputationfamanoun
familiarfamiliareadjective
familyfamilianoun
family get-togetherconvivionoun
family restauranttratorianounItalian
family treeárbor genealógicnoun
famousfamoseadjective
famous, celebrated, renownedcélebreadjective
fan (electric)ventiladornoun
fan (that moves air), span, rangeabaniconoun
fanaticfanatico, fanaticanoun
fanaticalfanáticadjective
fanaticismfanatismonoun
fang, pointy toothcolmillonounPortuguese: colmilho, Spanish: colmillo
fantastical, epic, and excitingrocambolescadjectiveFrench writer Pierre Alexis Ponson du Terrail dreamed up the character Rocambole — a swashbuckling adventurer who inspired the French word rocambolesque.
far away, remote, removed fromalexadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
far away, remote, removed fromalexadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
far, far awaylexosother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
farce, pretensefarsanoun
farcicalfarsescadjective
farm (usually large)fazendanoun
farm house, small farm (estate)chacaranoun
farm tool used for weedingcumanoun
farmerchacareronoun
farmer (of large lot)fazenderonoun
farmer, harvesteragricultornoun
farmer, peasantcampesinonoun
farming, agriculturalagrícoleadjective
fartpedonoun
fart (usually of old person)pedorronoun
farthermais alláadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fascinatefascinarverb
fascinating, rivetingfascinanteadjective
fascination (for)fascinación (por)noun
fast flowing water, rapidstorrenti [torrenci-]noun
fast, swiftveloceadjective
faster-than-light, superluminalsuperlumínicadjective
fasting, fast (going without food)yejunonounFrench: jeûne; Spanish: ayuno; Portuguese: jejuns/jejum; Italian: digiuno
fatgraseadjective
fatalfataladjective
father-in-lawsugronoun
fatherland, homelandpatrianoun
fatiguefatiganoun
fatigued, tired, wearyfatighe; fatigadeadjective
FatimidFatimidyeadjective
fatuous, conceited, vain, foolishfatueadjective
fault: blame/responsibilityculpanoun
faultless, unblemishedsens tatchaadjective
fauna, wildlifefaunanoun
faux paus: an embarassing or tactless act or remarkfause paso; fo-panounFrench
favor, errandcambalatchinoun
favor, favourfavornoun
favor, favour, kindnessobsíquionounPortuguese: obséquio
favor, privilege, favourprivilegiarverbItalian: privilegiare
favorable, approvingfavorábeladjective
favorably, with likingcun simpatíêadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
favoritefavoriteadjective
favoritefavoritonoun
faxfacsnoun
fear, anxiety about somethingpeuranounItalian: paura; French: peur; Catalan: por
fear, be afraid oftemerverb
fear, terrormiedonoun
fearful, timidmiedoseadjective
feasible, practicableezecutábeladjective
featurerasgonoun
February (month 2 of Gregorian calendar)fevreronoun
federalfederaladjective
federationfederaciónnoun
fedora or top hatfunginoun
feeble: weak due to illness, injury, or old agefébeladjective
feed, nourishalimentarverbSpanish
feedbackretroalimentación, fidebacnoun
feel or sensesentir [sens-]verb
feel refreshed after enjoying oneself; literally: recreate yourselfarricriar-severbNeapolitan
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.despaismentonoun
feigningfingimentonoun
feint: deceptive or pretended blow, thrust, or other movementfintanounSpanish
felicitationsfelicitaciónznoun
fellcayúverbpast tense of cair
fellow (of same nation or country)compatrioteadjective
fellow citizensconciudadanoznoun
fellowshipcompañerismonoun
fellowship and sharing life with others at a deep levelcoinoníanounGreek: Koinonia
felt tip penrôtuladornoun
female, womanfêminanounNorman: fâme, English: female
femininefêminineadjective
feminine (linguistics)fêmininanoun
fencecercanoun
fermentationfermentaciónnoun
fermented drink from the Carribean made from the bark of the mabi treemabinoun
fernfeliginoun
ferric: containing ironférricadjective
ferrous, of ironferroseadjective
fertilefértiladjective
fertilityfertilitánoun
fertilize, prepare the ground for; apply payment (to/towards); lend weight or credence toabonarverb
fertilizer, manure, deposit (payment)abono, abonamentonoun
fervorfervornoun
festivalfestivaunoun
festivefestiveadjective
fetalfetaladjective
fettered, in chainsencadenadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
fettered, in chainsencadenadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fetusfeto [fet-]noun
feverfebrênoun
feverfew: herb remedy used for stomachachesaltamisanoun
feverishfebriladjective
feverish with excitementenfervorizadeadjective
fib teller, liarmacanero, macaneranoun
fiber-opticfibra ópticnoun
fictionficciónnoun
fictionalficcionaladjective
fictional, fictitious, storybook-likenovelescadjective
fictitious, fictional, fictivefictive, ficticieadjective
fidelity, faithfulnessfidelitánoun
fiduciary: holding something in trustfiduciareadjective
field (agriculture), campcamponoun
field in a record of a database or tablecampo (înformátic)noun
field officeoficina regionalnoun
fierce, ferociousferoceadjective
fiercely, fercosiouslyfierosaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fiery water, alcoholic beverage that contains 30 to 60 percent alcohol by volumeaguardentinounSpanish: aguardiente
fightpelear, gumerverb
figleaf gourd confectionalcitronnoun
figure, appear, be prominentfigurarverb
figure, shape, formfiguranoun
file (computing)ficheronoun
file formatformato de arquivonoun
file/record of key information (police, government)egspedientinoun
filetfileynoun
fillomplirverb
fill in, infillenllenarverb
fill up, get fed up (with)encher-severb
fill with joy, overjoyalborozarverbSpanish: alborozar
fill, pack (boxes)llenarverb
filled, stuffed, plump (face)relleneadjective
fillet of salt-cured tunamoxamanounSpanish: mojama; Italian: mosciame; Portuguese: muxamadelicacy of Phoenician origin
film: motion picturefilminoun
film: roll the film, record a movierodarverb
filming, rollingrodadjnoun
filter (air, water)filtronoun
filthy , disgustinggarreadjective
finalfinaladjective
final scorepuntadj finalnoun
finallyfinalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
financefinança [financi-]noun
financialfinanciareadjective
financial gaingaño financiarenoun
financial plannerplanejador financiarenoun
financierfinancistanoun
financingfinanciamentonoun
financing, funding, financefinanciaciónnounSpanish: financiación
find (after not seeing for a while)trôvarverb
find (and have something in your possession), encounter (can mean to chance upon)encontrarverb
find (implies searching), find out, discover; can also imply opinions (I think that)allarverbSpanish: hallar; Portuguese: achar
find one's wayir tentandu le caminoverb
fine, charge someone a fine for doing somethingmultarverb
fine, lovelybelleadjective
fine, ticket (traffic violation)multanoun
finger, digitdedonoun
fingerprintemprenta dactilarenounSp: huella dactilar
finishfinirverb
finish (off), endacabarverb
finish from, just ___acabar deverbadd infinitive of another verb
finishing, completion, endacabamentonounSpanish
finitefiniteadjective
FinlandFinlandianoun
Finnishfinlandechnoun
Finnishfinlandeseadjective
fir treeabetonoun
fire (an employee); get rid of someonedespedirverb
fire (usually out-of-control nature)încendionoun
fire alarmalarma de antiîncendioznoun
fire risk, fire hazardperiglo de încendionoun
fire, flame, heatfogonoun
fire/discharge (a weapon)descargarverbFrench: décharger; Spanish: disparar
firearmarma de fogonoun
firebomb, incendiary bombbomba încendiarenoun
firemanpombieronoun
fireman's uniformtenwî de pombieronoun
fireman, firefighterapagafogonoun
fireplacechaminnoun
fireproof, not combustibleincombustibleadjective
firewoodleñanoun
fireworkscuetêznounMexican Spanish: cuetes
firm, solid, steadfastfirmeadjective
first cousinprimo, primanoun
first gear (of machine, engine)primeranoun
first namenomi própienoun
first namenomi de pilanoun
first-bornprimogéniteadjective
first-born childprimogénitonoun
fish market/shop, fishmonger's shoppechaderíanoun
fish that is caughtpechadonoun
fish: catch fish, anglepecharverb
fished (past participle)pechadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
fished (past participle)pechadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fisherman, anglerpechadornoun
fishingpechareadjective
fishmonger, fish merchantpechaderonoun
fistpuñonoun
fist punch, stabpuñaladanoun
fit, be fittingcaberverb
fitness, physical fitnessforma físicnoun
fitrah: primordial human naturefîtranoun
fittingde enseyadjadjective
fitting roomchamb de enseyadjnoun
fitting, appropriate, applicablecabíbeladjective
fitting, trying onenseyadjnoun
fix, set up, repairarrumarverb
fix, tight spotapertonoun
fixationfixaciónnounSpanish: fijación; Portuguese: fixação; French: fixation; Italian: fissazione
fixed (price, rules), unable to be changedfixeadjective
flag (usually of a country or city)draponoun
flagpole, mastmastonounPortuguese: mastro; Spanish: mástil
flagstone, sandstonelajanouncombination: Catalan, Portuguese, Spanish
flame (of fire)flamanoun
flame tree (originally native to Madagascar)acacianoun
flaming arrowsfletchaz încendiarenoun
flank, lineflanquearverb
flask for liquor usuallypatchanoun
flat (tire)fleteadjectiveEnglish/Papiamentu
flat broke (without money)acabadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
flat broke (without money)acabadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
flat broke, without moneyestriladjective
flat, evenllaneadjective
flatness, evenessllanuranoun
flatten (road, grass); squash, compressaplanarverb
flatten, make flat, lash outzurrarverb
flatten, smooth out, straighten, make even (especially of hair, dough)alisarverb
flattener, device that flattensaplanuôrnoun
flattering, gliblisonjereadjectivePortuguese: lisonjeira; Spanish: lisonjerasugar-coated (words)
flatulence, gas (breaking wind)flatulençanoun
flatulent, gassyflatulenteadjective
flawless, impeccablesens difeitu, impecábeladjective
fleecevellónnounSpanish/Galcian: vellón; Catalan: velló
fleetflotanoun
fleetinglyfugaceménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fleur-de-lisflor de lisnoun
flex (muscles), bendfleter [flecs-]verb
flexibleflecsíbeladjective
flexionflecsiónnoun
flightvulonounItalian: volo, Spanish: vuelo; French/Catalan: vol; Portuguese: vôo
flight across to somewhere; crossing flighttransvuladonounItalian: trasvolata
floatboiar, flotarverb
flood, diluviumdiluvionoun
floor (under feet)suolonoun
floor: story, storey (of building/ship)pisonoun
floralfloraladjective
floral arrangementarreglo floralnoun
Florence (town in Italy)FlorençanounNeapolitan
floristfloristanoun
flotationflotaciónnoun
flourfarinanoun
flourescent tube for lampcandelanoun
flourish, burgeonflorecer [-esca-]verb
flow, fluxfluxonounSpanish: flujo, Portuguese: fluxo
flowchartfluxogramanounPortuguese: fluxograma; Spanish: diagrama de flujo
flowerflornoun
flower vasefloreironoun
flowerbed, small gardenriatanounSpanish: arriate
fluctuatefluctuarverb
fluctuatingfluctuanteadjective
fluctuationfluctuaciónnoun
fluentfluyenteadjective
flunkatorarverb
flustered, embarassed, alarmed, startledazoradeadjectiveSpanish: azorado
flute made of wood; traditional Andean flutequenanoun
fluvial, riverfluvialadjectiveSpanish: fluvial
flyvularverbSpanish: volar; Italian: volare; Papiamentu; Portuguese: voar
fly (insect)moscanoun
fly swattermatamoscaznoun
foamespumanoun
focusfoconoun
focus (put in focus)enfocarverb
focus, concentrateconcentrarverb
fog, mist, sea mistbrumanoun
foggy, mistybrumoseadjective
fold, creasedoblesnounSpanish: doblez
foliagefolladjnoun
followseghirverb
follow/observe the ten commandmentsguardar le Dieç Mandamentozverb
followedseghideadjective
followedseghidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
follower, that impersonatesimitadoreadjective
following, next (in line) (adjective or preposition)seghientepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesPortuguese: seguinte; Spanish: siguiente
folly, madnessfôlíanounFrench: follie, Italian: follia
folly, madness, lunacylocuranoun
fondle, grope, be all overamasixarverb
fondness, dearnesscariñonoun
font (in scriptures)pianounPortuguese
font (typography, writing)fontinoun
foodtchibonounItalian
food placesitopianoun
foolishtorpeadjective
foolishness, sillynesstonteríênoun
foolproof tipsconselloz infalíbelother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
footpiednoun
football (American/USA)fútbol americannoun
footbridge made of planks of wood to cross a streamcopantinoun
footpathsenderonoun
footprint, track (animal), footstepwellanounSpanish: huella
footwearcalsadonoun
footwearcalzadonoun
for life (during or throughout life), lifelongvitaliceadjectiveSpanish: vitalicio
for this reason; this is the reason why...por este reizónpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
for wherepara ondeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
for, then, on this accountpuispreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesPort: 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}porother, 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 expectedpara, pa'other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
forbearance (patience and/or tolerance)paciença, tolerançanoun
forceforçar [fort-]verb
force, strengthforça [fort-]noun
forcedforçadeadjective
forced labor campgulagnoun
forcepsfórcepsnoun
forearmantebrasonoun
forecast, pre-visionpriviziónnoun
forecasted outlook, prognosis, prognosticationprônósticonoun
foreheadfrentanoun
foreign affairsafeirs egsteriorenoun
foreign governmentgoverno estrañerenoun
foreign keyclav foranenoun
foreign languagesidiomaz estrañerenoun
foreign, outsiderestrañereadjective
foreignerfurasteronounNeapolitan
foreigner not acquainted with local customsmusiunoun
forensicforenseadjective
forensic evidence, forensic proofproba forense, evidença forensenoun
foreordain, predestinepridestinarverb
foreseepriververb
foreseeingprivenduother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
forest fireîncendio forestalnounSpanish: incendio forestal
forgery, falsificationfausificaciónnoun
forgetolvidar, ubliarverbFrench, Catalan
forgetableolvidábeladjective
forgetful ofubliose deadjective
forgive, excuse, unblamedesculparverb
forgiveness, pardonperdónnounSpanish
fork (eating utensil)tenedor, garfonounSpanish: tenedor, Portuguese: garfo
form a cartel in an industry or trade (illicit or licit)cartelizarverb
former editoregseditornoun
formidableformidábeladjective
formidablyformidabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
formulafórmulanoun
formulateformularverb
formulationformulaciónnoun
fortificationfortificaciónnoun
fortified cityburghnoun
fortified, defensedfortificadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
fortified, defensedfortificadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fortress, stronghold, strength, fortitudefortalesanoun
fortunateafortunadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
fortunateafortunadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fortunate, favored, advantagedfavorecideadjective
fortunate, favored, advantagedfavorecidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fortunate, joyful, blessed, blissfuldichoseadjective
fortunefortunanoun
fortune seekerbuscador de fortunanoun
fortune, good lucksortchinoun
forum [+:fora, forums]foro [+:foroz]noun
forward (in time); advanced (crop...)adelantadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
forward (in time); advanced (crop...)adelantadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
forward (message), resendri-enviarverb
forward, aheadadelanchpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
forward, toward the frontacia adelanchpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
forward; head/front, out frontdelanchareadjective
fossilfósiladjective
fougasse: breads that include focaccia in Italian cuizine, hogaza in Spain, and fogassa in Catalonia.fogasanoun
foul (in sports competition)faoliarverb
foul, insipid water or drinkagua tchirienoun
found: began from the bottomfundarverb
foundationfundamentonoun
foundational mythmito fundacionalnoun
foundedfundadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
foundedfundadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fount: a source of a desirable quality or commodityfonçnounCatalan: fons
fountain penfuentinoun
fountain penestilográficanoun
foxzorronoun
fox speciesculpeonoun
foyerfoyêrnoun
frackingfraquineadjective
fractionfracciónnoun
fractionalfraccionaladjective
fracturefracturanoun
fracturousfracturoseadjective
fragile (bone, structure, material)frágiladjective
fragmentfragmentarverb
fragmentedfragmentadeadjective
fragrant, of a sweet smellfragranteadjectiveSpanish: fragante
frame, frameworkarmaciónnoun
France (country)Francianoun
franchisefranquiçanounCatalan: franquícia; Spanish: franquicia; Portuguese: franquia
Francofranquisteadjective
Francophilefrancófiladjective
Francophile (person)francófilonoun
Francophone (person)francófononoun
frank, plainfranque [franca-]adjective
franklyfrancaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
franknessfranquesanoun
fraternalfraternaladjective
fraternityfraternitánoun
fratricidefratricidionoun
fratricide (person)fratricidanoun
fraudulentfraudulenteadjective
fraudulent act, illegal dealingsmandracadanoun
freak outfriquear-severb
freaked outfriqueadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
freaked outfriqueadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
free admission/entryîngreso librenounItalian: ingesso libero
free serviceserviço gratuyenoun
free, at no costgratuyeadjective
free, unrestrictedlibre (-liber-)adjective
freely, without restrictionlibreménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
freeway, interstate highwayrodovianoun
freezercongeladornoun
freightfregtinoun
Frenchfranceseadjective
French (language or person)francechnoun
French Guiana (country)Guyana Francesenoun
French horncorno francesenoun
freneticfrenéticadjective
frenzied, frantic, distractedfreneticadjective
frequentfrecuenteadjective
frequent, visit on a regular basisfrecuentarverb
frequentlyfrecuenteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fresh ear of ripe cornelotinounMexico Spanish: elote
fresh water snailjutinoun
fresh, coolfresqueadjectiveCatalan: fresque, frescos, frescs, fresca, fresc
freshness (of food, air), coolnessfrescuranoun
freshwater eelzanginounSt. Lucian
fret (of guitar)trastinounSp/Po: traste
frictionfricciónnoun
friction weldingsoldadura per fricciónnoun
Fridayvindreynoun
friedfritade, friteadjectivePast participle adjective form
friedfritadu, fritupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fried banana slicestostonznoun
fried okraocura fritenoun
fried potatoes, papas fritasbatataz fritenoun
fried squidcalamadnoun
friend (boy)amigo [-emig-]noun
friend (girl)amiga [-emig-]noun
friend, partner, brother in a group of like-minded peopleetaironoun
friendly, cordialamistoseadjective
friendshipamistánoun
fries (potato French fries), chips (British)fraisnoun
friezefrisonoun
frigatefregatanoun
fright, dread, scareespantonoun
frighten, scareazorarverb
frighten, scare (away), intimidateespantarverb
frightful, dreadful, grimlyespantoseadjective
frigid, really coldfrigideadjective
fringe, trimfranjarverb
frivolous, trivialfrívoleadjective
frogrananoun
from (indicating starting point), sincedesdeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderde + 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 afardesde lexosother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
from abovedesde arribaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
from Barcelona, Spainbarceloneseadjective
from belowdesde enbaijupreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
from that day forwarddesde esse día en adelanchphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
from the Caribbeancaribeñeadjective
from wherede ondeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
from, originating out ofprovenienteadjective
front desk (at hotel or business, usually in foyer)mostradoranoun
front doorporta de fachadanoun
front porchportch delancharenoun
frontier region, bordering regionregión frontirizenoun
frontman, front company, figureheadtestaferronoun
frozen candycarambelonoun
fructosefructosanoun
fruitfruta [frutu-, fruct-]noun
fruit sellerfruteronoun
fruitful, successfulfrutuoseadjective
fruitfulness, productiveness, fecundityfecunditánoun
fruitless, unsuccessfulinfructuoseadjective
frustrate, thwart, foil (prevent/abort)frustrarverb
frustrationfrustraciónnounSpanish: frustración, Italian: frustrazione
fry, cook in oilfritarverb
frying panpadellnounItalian: padella; Catalan: paella; Occitan: padena; French: poêle
fuchsia (color)fuchieadjective
fuel (for vehicle)carburantinoun
fugacious, fleetingfugacenoun
fugitive, escapeefugitivonoun
fulfill, comply, carry out, complete, adhere tocumplirverb
fulfilling his promise, keeping his promisele cumplimento de su promesanoun
fulllleneadjective
full and complete; totally full; plenty, plainpleneadjectiveSp: pleno
full calendaragenda llenenoun
full moonluna llenenoun
full of holes, riddled, like Swiss cheesepasconiadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
full of holes, riddled, like Swiss cheesepasconiadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
full, repletetilinqueadjective
fully operationalen plene funcionamentoadjective
fulminatingfulminanteadjective
fumes, emanationsemanaciónznoun
fumes, smokefumoznoun
funfênnoun
function (mathematic, computer science)funciónnoun
function, workfuncionarverb
functionalfuncionaladjective
functionaryfuncionarionoun
fundamental, foundationalfundamentaladjective
fundamentalismfundamentalismonoun
fundamentalistfundamentalistanoun
funds (money)fondoznoun
funeralfuneraladjective
funeralfuneraunoun
funny, amusingdroleadjective
funny, comicalcómicadjective
furiousfuricnoun
furlough, leaveconginounFrench
furnacefornallanounPortuguese: fornalha
furniture storemobileríanoun
furniture, furnishings: things that are moveablemobilênoun
further down, lower downmais abaijuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
furthermoreademais, adicionalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fury, ragefurianoun
fuse (electronics)fusiblanoun
fuse, blendfundirverb
fusionfusiónnoun
futile, triflingfútiladjective
futilityfutilitánoun
future perfectfuturo perfeitenoun
futuristfuturistanoun
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").gabêgulnoun
gaffe, blundergafinounFrench: gaffe; Portuguese: gafe
gain groundgañar terrenoverb
gain value (appreciate)valorizar-severbPortuguese: valorizar-se
galgallanoun
galagalanoun
galacticgalácticadjective
GalatiaGalacianoun
Galatiansgalataznoun
galaxygalaccia [galáct-]noun
galaxy-spanningque abarcam le galacciaadjective
gallant, handsome man who pays special attention to womengalantnoun
gallantrygalanteriênoun
gallongalónnounSpanish: galón
galloroman, gallo-romangalo-romanadjectivePortuguese: galo-romana; Spanish: galorromana; Catalan: gal·loromana
gambler, craps shooterchiviaderanoun
game board, game tabletábul de juconoun
games of chance, dice gameschiviadaznoun
gang, mobpandillanoun
gangster, mobsterpandijeronoun
gap between 2 front teethchenetnounHaitian
garagegaradjnoun
garbageman: someone who collects and prepares trashbasureronoun
gardenjardín [+:jardinez]noun
garden of EdenganedennounJudeo-Spanish
gardenerjardineronoun
gardening (about gardening)jardinadjnoun
gardening glovesgantez de jardinadjnoun
gargoylegárgolanounSpanish
garlandghirlandanounold Spanish: guirlanda
garlicailonoun
gasgaznoun
gas (physical state)gasinoun
gas stationpusto de gasolinanoun
gasoline, petrol (British)gasolinanoun
gasp, pantjadearverb
gastronomic, gastronomicalgastronómicadjective
gastronomygastronomíênoun
gate (mechanical and/or locking), floodgatecomportanounSpanish: 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)portanounFrench: porte; Italian: uschita, porta; Portuguese: portão, porta
gateway, entrance pointporta de entradanoun
gather (evidence), pick (fruit, flowers)collerverb
gathering together (meeting)reuniónoun
gauchesque, like the culture of the Gauchosgautchescadjective
gavediúverbpast tense of dar
Gaza StripFranja de Gazanoun
gazpacho: Spanish-style soup served coldgazpatchonoun
GDPproducto înterne brutenoun
gear, tackle, equipment, thingsavíoznoun
geckotalconetnoun
gelatine, jell-ogelatinanounPortuguese/Spanish
gelatinousgelatinoseadjective
gender (linguistics), kind/type, genregénero [gener-]noun
gene deletionsdeleciónz génicnounSpanish: deleciones génicas
genealogygenealogíênoun
generalgenraladjective
general knowledge (of something)conocimento genralnoun
general store, emporiumemporionoun
generalísimo: supreme commander, generalissimoxeneralíssimonounSpanish: generalísimo
generalizegenralizarverb
generategenerar [genra-]verb
generationgenraciónnoun
generation ship (for interstellar voyages that take a lot of time)navio genracionalnoun
generationalgenracionaladjective
genericgenéricadjective
generositygenerositánoun
generous (originally of noble birth)generose [generosa-]adjective
generously, liberallygenerosaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
genesisgénesinoun
geneticgenéticadjective
genetically modified, GMgeneticamén modificadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
genetically modified, GMgeneticamén modificadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
geneticistgenéticiennoun
geneticsgenéticanoun
Genghis KhanTchenghîs Xannoun
genius (not person), dispositiongeniunoun
Genoa (town in Italy)GenovanounNeapolitan
génocidaires, people guilty of genocidegenocidariuznoun
genocidalgenocideadjective
genocidegenocidionoun
genomegenomanoun
genomicgenómicadjective
genomicgenómicadjective
genotypegenotiponoun
Gentilegentielnoun
gentle, kindgentiladjective
gentle, milddulzeadjective
gentleness (nature of person)dulzuranoun
gentleness, kindnessgentilesanounSpanish: gentileza
gentleness, tenderness, delicacydelicadesaadjective
gentrificationgentrificaciónnoun
geocentric, earth-centeredgeocéntricadjective
geocentrismgeocentrismonoun
geochemistrygeoquímicanoun
geodesic, geodeticgeodésicadjectiveSpanish: geodésica
geoengineeringgeoîngeñerwergnoun
geoglyphgeoglifonoun
geographic settingchenario geográficnoun
geographicalgeográficadjective
geographical mapmapa geográficnoun
geographygeografíênoun
geolinguisticsgeolinguísticanoun
geological, geologicgeológicadjective
geologistgeólogonoun
geologygeologíênoun
geomagneticgeomagnéticadjective
geometricgeométricadjective
geometriciangeometriciennoun
geometrygeometríênoun
geomorphologicalgeomorfológicadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: geomorfológico; Catalan: geomorfològica; French: géomorphologique
geomorphologygeomorfologíênoun
geophysicsgeofísicanoun
geopoliticalgeopolíticadjective
geopoliticsgeopolíticanoun
geospacegeoespaçonoun
geostrategicgeoestratégicadjective
geothermal wateraguas geotérmicnounSpanish: aguas geotérmicas
Germanalman, germanadjective
German measlesrubeolanoun
German personTedesquinounItalian: Tedeschi
German person or languagealmanech, germanonoun
Germany (country)Almania, Germanianoun
gerundgerundionoun
gesticulategesticularverbSpanish
gesture: using body movement as languagegestonoun
get an upset stomachempatcharverb
get angry, become displeasedenojar-severb
get angry, become indignant, be outragedindignar-severb
get discouraged, lose heart, dishearten one's selfdesanimar-severbSpanish: desanimarse
get excited; overflow with happinessalebrestar-severb
get frustrated, fail (fall through)frustrar-severb
get into debtenharanar-severb
get into troubleencrencarverb
get olderenvellecer [-esca-]verbsp: envejecer
get ready, arrange, have at one's disposaldisponer [dispust-, dispusi-, disponga-, disposi-]verb
get real (locate yourself)ubicaterverb
get right, guess or answer correctlyacertarverb
get stuck in a traffic jamembotellar-severb
get tired of, get fed up or annoyed withhartarverb
get to work; get yourself to workpon-te a treballarphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: ponte a trabajar
get up early, get up at crack of dawn, be an early risermadrugarverb
get up, get out of bedlevantar-severbFrench
get wetmullarverb
get-together with friendstertulianoun
geysergéisêrnoun
gherkinpepinillonoun
ghostdjumbinoun
ghost, apparitionaparecidonoun
giant, biggiganteadjective
giantnessgigantesanoun
gift, presentregalonoun
gigabit (Gb): 1024 megabitsgigabîtnoun
gigabyte (GB): 1024 megabytes; 2 to the 30th power bytesgigabaitê, gigaoctetnoun
gigatongigatónnoun
gild, glaze (cake), brown (onions)dorarverb
gillbranquianoun
gingergenxibrênoun
gingivitisgengivitinounPortuguese/Italian: gengivite; Spanish/Catalan: gingivitis; French: gingivite
giraffejirafanoun
girl (child)neñanounCatalan: nen/noia; Spanish: niña
girlfriendhañanoun
girlfriendnamaradanounPortuguese
givedar [di-, dem]verb
give (gift, aid), donatedonarverb
give (imperative or command form)da, daiverbSpanish: da, damos, dé, den; Portuguese: dá, dê, dêmos, demos, dai, dêem
give a gift, give as a presentregalarverb
give a piece of advicedar un conselloverb
give back, returndevolver [devuelt-]verb
give, givesdiamverbpresent tense of dar
givendadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
glacialglacialadjective
glacial debrisdetritoz glacialnoun
glacierglaciêrnoun
glaciologistglaciologonoun
glaciologyglaciologíênoun
glass (for drinking); cup with no handlevasonoun
glass of winecopa de vinonoun
glasses (eye), spectaclesgafaznoun
glazed clay pan for washing, basinlebrillonounSpanish: lebrillo
global commonsbien-comunz globalnoun
global hegemonyhegemoníê mundialnoun
Global VillageAldea globalnoun
global, world-wideglobaladjective
globalizationglobalizaciónnoun
globalizeglobalizarverb
globe, spherical mapglobonoun
GlobishglobechnounEnglishsimplified version of Anglo-American English used as a worldwide lingua franca
gloom, melancholy, bluesmelancolíênoun
gloomy, sad, wistfulmelancólicadjective
glorificationglorificaciónnoun
gloriousglorioseadjective
glorygloriênoun
Glory to God alone; Soli Deo Gloria (in Latin)Gloriê a Deo Sôlephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
gloss, comment on, annotate/criticizeglosarverb
gloss: explanation; comment/noteglosanoun
glossary, small dictionary usually in the back of a bookglosarionoun
glottalglotaladjective
glottis: opening between the vocal foldsgloti [glot-]noun
glove (usually for working)gantnoun
glovesluvaznoun
glow, burn (figuratively)arderverb
glow, firewood, fuellumbi [lumin-]noun
glow, shine, sparkleresplandecer [-esca-]verb
glowing click beetle (pyrophorus)cocuyonounSpanish: cocuyo from Taino
glucoseglucosanoun
gnatjehénnoun
goir [va-, iv-, yend]verbcombination of ir and aller
go (imperative or command form)vayverbGalician: vai, vaia, vaiamos, ide, vaian; Spanish: ve, vayamos, vaya, vayan
go and see someoneir trôvar algomverb
go astray, wander away from, lose the wayegstraviar-severb
go away; go homevazarverb
go back, regressregresarverb
go campingacamparverb
go lameencoxar-severbSpanish: encojarse
go mute, become silent, be dumbstruckenmudecer [-esca-]verb
go out, come out, take out, break outsortirverbFrench/Catalan: sortir
go over again, check over and reviseripasarverbSp:repasar
go party, be partying, throwing a partyparrandear, ir-se de pachangaverbNot to be confused with infestar!
go under (business), go bankruptfalirverb
go up, climb, lift upsubirverb
go viralfacer viralverb
go, goes vaverbPresent tense of ir
goal (in soccer)cabañanoun
goatcabranoun
GodDeonoun
goddaughterfillolanoun
godfather, leader of leaderspadrónnoun
godfather, sponsorpadrinonoun
godlessness, impietyimpietánoun
godmother, sponsormadrinanoun
godsend, windfallpleachcanoun
godsonfillolonoun
goingyenduverb
going homeyendu a casaverb
golden (color)doradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
golden (color)doradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
gondolagóndolanoun
goneidupast participle
goodbone, bonadjective(bôn before noun; bône after noun)
good (used for something that has fulfilled its purpose for which it was created)toveadjectiveHebrew, Yiddish
Good afternoon, good early eveningBon targinoun
good behaviourbon comportamentonounSpanish: buen comportamiento
Good daybon djornphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Good eveningBon suaraphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Good FridayVindrey Santenoun
Good morningBon mañáphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Good nightBon notchiphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
good sense, common sense, good judgementbon-sensuadjective
goodnessbonitánoun
googol: the digit 1 followed by 100 zeroesgugolnumber
gooseocanoun
gospel, good news of importanceevangelinoun
gossip, rumourfavladuríanoun
gossip, word on the streettchismanoun
gourd: pumpkin, squash...guacanoun
gourmetgorme, de gastronomíêadjective
gourmet cooking, high cuisinealte cuizínnoun
gourmet dishplatillo gormenoun
gourmet, connoisseur of fine foodgastrónomo, gastrónomanoun
govern, rule overgovernarverb
governancegovernançanoun
governedgovernadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
governedgovernadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
governinggovernanteadjective
governmentgovernonoun
government spendinggastoz governamentalnoun
governor, leader and rulergovernador, governantinoun
grab, seize, take hold ofseisirverbold French seisir and Modern French saisir
gracegratça [gratci-]noun
gracious, mercifulráhmôneadjectiverach(a)man in Hebrew; [ra'man] in Arabic
gradientgradientinoun
gradual confidence buildingl'establecimento gradual dele confiança mutuenoun
gradual, incremental changegradualadjective
graduallygradualménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
graduate degreetítul de posgradonoun
graingranonoun
gram (measurement)gramanoun
grammargramáticanoun
grammaticalgramaticaladjective
grammatical rules, grammar rulesreglaz gramaticalnoun
granddaughternietanoun
grandeur, grandness, greatnessgrandesanoun
grandfatherabulonoun
grandiose, magnificentgrandioseadjective
grandmother, grandmaabulanoun
grandsonnietonoun
granulargranulareadjective
granularity: how detailed a work breakdown structure (wbs) is (project and program management)granularitánoun
granulegranulnoun
grapeuva; raimonoun
grapefruittoranxanounMexico Spanish, Portuguese: toranja; Catalan: aranja
graphenegrafenonoun
graphicgráficadjective
graphic, chart: visual representation of datagráficonoun
grapnel (anchor, hook)anclotinoun
grasp (the concept of), understand what someone is saying or how they are thinking (slang: get it)capicherverbItalian: capire, capisce
grasssacatinoun
grasshoppertchapolínnoun
grasshoppertucuranoun
grasslandspastijraznounSpanish: pastizales, Portuguese: pastagens, French: prairies, Italian: praterie
gratefulness, gratitudeagradecimentonounSpanish: agradecimiento; Catalan: agraïment
gratitudegratitud [-tudin-]noun
gratuitousgratuyoseadjective
gratuity, tipgorjetanounPortuguese
gravitationalgravitorieadjective
gravitational fieldcampo gravitacionalnoun
gravity (in science)gravitánoun
gravity (of a situation) seriousnessgrevitánoun
gray, greygriseadjective
greasegreichnoun
greasy, oily, fat, lardygreichenteadjective
great granadjectivethis adjective comes before the noun
great and gloriousgrande i esplendoroseadjective
great care, diligenceesmeronoun
Great Commision (instruction of Jesus Christ)Gran Comisiónnoun
great granddaughterbis-nietanoun
great grandfather, great grandpabis-abulonoun
great grandmother, great grandmabis-abulanoun
great grandsonbis-nietonoun
great horned owlestiquirinnoun
great powersgrande pussançaznoun
Great!¡Tuanis!phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionCosta Rican Spanish: Tuanis
great, fabulous, coolchevereadjective
greater than, older thanmayor queother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Greco-Romangreco-romanadjective
GreeceGrecianoun
greedy person, pigtragón, tragonanoun
greedy, self-seekingalagartadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
greedy, self-seekingalagartadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
Greekgregeadjective
Greek (person or language)gregonoun
greenverdeadjective
green beans, string beansexotêznounMexico and Central American Spanish: ejotes from Nahuatl: exotl
green growth, green-growthcrechimento verdenounSpanish: crecimiento verde
green heronahoquillonoun
green peachítcharonounMexican and Cuban Spanish: chícharo
green peaspetipuanoun
greenery, greennessverduranoun
greenhouseestufanounPortuguese
greenhouse effectefeitu de estufanoun
GreenlandGroenlandianoun
greenwashingecoblanqueamentonoun
grenadegrenadanoun
gridcuadrículnoun
grieve, afflictatribularverbSpanish/Portuguese
grieving, inconsolable, heartbrokendesconsoladeadjective
groan, moancarpirverb
grocerbarroteronounSpanish: abarrotero
groceriesalimentoznounSpanish: alimentos
grok: understand thoroughly, deeply, and/or intuitivelygroccarverbEnglish from Stranger in a Strange Land; Italian: groccare
gross (income, profit, weight)bruteadjective
gross, massivegrueseadjective
grotesquegrotescadjective
ground floortérreonoun
ground toasted squash seedsaiwastinoun
ground- solid surface usually of the earth but not alwaysdotinoun
groundhogmarmotanoun
groundskeeperyarderonoun
groupgruponoun
group of serious fanstorcidanoun
grove, little forest, boskbosquetnoun
grove: group of treesárboreidonoun
grow (animals, hair, people, farm animals)crecherverb
grow fond ofcariñar-severb
growing, increasingcrechenteadjective
growth, expansioncrechimentonoun
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.guacamulinoun
guano: bird excrement used as fertilizerganunoun
Guarani languageGuaranínoun
guaranteegarantirverb
guarantee, warrantygarantíênoun
guard, watch: keep an eye on, patrolvigilar [vigila-, -vella-]verb
guard: keep (safe), bear/follow, save, put awayguardarverb
guardian spirit, spirit animalnahualinounSpanish: nahual
guava fruitgoyabanounArawakan: wayaba, Portuguese: goiaba/guaiaba, Spanish: guayaba
guayusa: an upper Amazonian rainforest holly tree that has caffeine and polyphenolsguayusanoun
gubernatorial candidatecandidato governatorenoun
guessedivinarverb
guest, lodgerhósped [hospit-]noun
guest, the invitedconvidadonoun
guide, leadghidarverb
guideline, general rules, directivedirectriç [+:directricez]noun
guiding principle, ruleregla [regul-]noun
guiltyculpadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
guiltyculpadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
guilty, culpableculpábeladjective
guinea pigcobayonounSpanish: cobayo
guinea pig that is eatencuinoun
guise, mannerghisanoun
guitarghitaranoun
guitaristghitaristanoun
guitarrón: a guitar larger than a celloghitarónnoun
gulfgolfonoun
Gulf of AdenGolfo de Adénnoun
gummy bearsorsitoz de gomanoun
gumption: shrewd or spirited initiative and resourcefulness.gomchennounScottish, English
gums (anatomy, part of the mouth)gencivaz [gengiv-]nounItalian: gengive; French: gencives; Spanish: encías; Portuguese: gengivas
gun with scope, shotgunescopetnoun
gush, outpouring, stream (out from)jorronounpo, sp:chorro
gut microbiomemicrobioma intestinalnounSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: microbioma intestinal
gut, bowel, intestineintestinonounPo, Sp
gym (building)gimnasiunoun
gypsycigano, cigananounPortuguese: cigano, cigana; Spanish/Catalan: gitana; Russian: tsygan; French: gitane
gypsy jazzdjazz cigannoun
gyrojironoun
haberdasherymerceríanoun
habithabitunoun
habitable zonezona habitábelnoun
habitathábitatnoun
habitual, customaryhabitualadjective
habituallyhabitualménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
hacktivismhacktivismonoun
hacktivisthacktivistanoun
haemorrhage, hemorrhagehemorraginoun
hagiographyhagiografíênoun
haircabellonounFrench: cheveu/chevelure; Catalan: cabell; Portuguese: cabelo; Spanish: cabello
hairpin, bobby pinforquillanounSpanish: horquilla; Portuguese: forquilha
hairstylist, hairdressercabelleirero/anoun
hairy: full of haircabelludeadjective
Haiti (a country)Ayitínoun
half, middlemedjeadjective
half-hourmedjuoranoun
hallelujah: praise the Lord¡Aleluyah!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hallucinatealucinarverb
hallucination, delusionalucinaciónnoun
hallucinogenalucinógenonoun
hallucinogenicalucinógenic, alucinógeneadjective
hallway, aisle, corridorpasillonoun
halo (around angels)aureolnoun
halvahalvanoun
hamhamónnoun
hamburgerhamburghesa, burghesanoun
hammermartinonoun
hammer (of gun)percutornoun
hammer, drive, nailclavarverb
hammer, drive/thrustclavarverbSpanish: clavar
hammockhamacanounArawakan: hamaka (originally meant 'net'), Spanish: hamaca
handmanunoun
hand fork (gardening)garfo de manunoun
hand in, hand over, submit (a form, a paper), give/hand outentregarverb
hand sanitizerdesînfectanti para le manuznoun
hand-held, portableportátiladjective
handbagbolsa de manunoun
handcraftedartesanalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
handcuff, shackleesposarverb
handcuffsaljemaznoun
handicraft, craftsmanship, mastery, mastershipartesanwergnoun
handlehaladeiranoun
handlepoiñanoun
handpicked by elitist governmentdedocráticadjective
handsome, attractiveguapeadjective
handsome, pretty, beautifullindeadjective
handwrittenmanuscriteadjective
handyman who can fix things temporarilyparcheronoun
hang on, withstand/bear, hold oneself backaguantar-severb
hang out with one's friends or cliqueengavillar-severb
hang, be pendingpenderverb
hang, dangle, hang upcolgarverb
hanging on the wallpendide en le paredphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hangoverchutchaquinoun
hangovergomanoun
haplogrouphaplogruponoun
happen, befall, take place, come aboutacontecer [-esca-]verb
happiestfelicíssimeadjective
happiness, beatitude, divine visionbienaventurançanoun
happiness, blessedness, felicity, beatitude, blissfulnessbeatitud [-tudin-]noun
happiness, felicityfelicitánoun
Happy birthday!¡Feliç cumpleañu!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
happy destiny, best wishesfeliç mazêlother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderJudeo-Spanish
Happy Easter!¡Feliç Pascua!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
happy hourhépi-aurnoun
Happy new year!¡Feliç añu nuve!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
happy, contented (being content)felice, feliçadjectivefeliz is used before the noun to wish something for someone
happy, tranquil, at easetranquiladjective
harbor, give refuge to, shelteralbergarverb
harbor, harbour, porthafinoun
hard (opposite of soft)dureadjective
hard labor, forced labortreballoz forçadenoun
hard-workingflissyeadjectiveRomansch
hardest, extremely hardduríssimeadjective
hardship (trial of life)privaciónnoun
hardware store, do-it-yourself storetlapalerianoun
hardworkingtreballadoreadjective
hardyardideadjective
harlequin dutchman's pipe, remedy for snake bitesguacolicornoun
harm, ruinpernicinoun
harmful, that damages, damagingdañoseadjective
harmless, inoffensiveinofensiveadjectiveSpanish: inofensive
harmonic structures; chord structuresestructuraz harmónicnounSpanish: estructuras armónicas; French: structures harmoniques; Portuguese: estruturas harmônicas
harmonizationharmonizaciónnoun
harmonizeharmonizarverb
harmonize, match, be in agreementacordarverb
harmony, unity, accordharmoníanounSpanish
harparpanoun
harshrichpideadjectivePortuguese
harvesttapiscanoun
has very good mannerses machu bien educadephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hatchaponoun
hatch (automobile trunk/boot), large door (usually entrance of building) portónnounSpanish
hatcherycuvitorionoun
hateodiarverb
hate speechlenguadj de odionoun
hatefulodioseadjectiveSpanish: odioso
hatred, hate, odiumodionoun
have (used only as an auxiliary verb)haver [hau, huvi-, hayam]verb
have a get together, bring together (people)reunir-severb
have a good vibetener bon undaverb
Have a great day!¡Pasem un gran djorn!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Have a great weekendTen un eccelente fin de setmanaphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: Ten un excelente fin de semana
Have a nice tripBon viadjphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
have and take/getprenderverb
have been, has been (present perfect tense)hau siduverb
have fun, have a good time, rollick and play aroundtchirotiarverb
have gonehau iduverb
have in one's mindandar cun l'onda deverb
have in store, bring, yielddepararverbSpanish: deparar
have lunchalmorsarverb
have pity on, sympathize withcompatecer [-esca-]verbSpanish/Portuguese: compadecer; French: compatir
have prioritytener preferençaverb
have support amongtener partido entreverb
have travelledhau viadjaduphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
have, has (present tense)tenemverb
have, hold or take (imperative or command form)ten, teng, tinverbSpanish: ten, tenga, tengamos, tened, tengan; Portuguese: tem, tenha, tenhamos, tende, tenham
have, hold, keeptener [tuvi-, tenga-, tin-]verb
having goose bumpsengrifadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
having goose bumpsengrifadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
having or showing great wisdom or sound judgment; of great intelligentsapienteadjective
Hawaiian sweet bananacenizonoun
hawkazornoun
hawkgavianonounPortuguese: gavião from Gothic: gabilans
hazelnutavllananounJudeo-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 delephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
headcabeçanoun
head (lead off, spearheadencabeçarverb
head buyer, principal purchasercumprador principalnoun
head for, going toagarrar paraverb
head of hair, wigcabelleiranoun
head of lettuceaufacinoun
head of state, leadermandatarionoun
head-strong, pigheaded, hard-headedcabeçudeadjective
head-strong, stubborncabeçoneadjective
headband, hairbandwinchanoun
headlight (vehicle)faro delancharenoun
heal, cure, get wellsanarverb
healthsaludnoun
health hazard (danger for the health)periglo para le saludnoun
healthier, more wholesomemais saludábeladjective
healthy personalentadonoun
healthy, wholesome, salutary, good, salubrioussaludábeladjective
heapmontonnoun
hear (command form), heyovamphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hear, but not necessarily listenovirverb
heardovideadjective
heardovidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hearingovidonoun
heart failureinsuficiença cardiaquenoun
heart, core of a personcoraçónnounPortuguese: coração, Spanish: corazón, French: cœur
heartburnagitanoun
heartfeltsentideadjective
heartfeltsentidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hearty laughter; guffawcarcahadanoun
heat up, warm upcalefacer [calefici-, calefetch-, calefaga-, calefar-]verb
heat, warm upcalentarverb
heat, warmthcalornoun
heated debatedebati ulosenoun
heathen, paganpaganonoun
heatingcalefacción; chofaginoun
heaven, skychelonoun
heavenly, unworldlychelesteadjective
heavy rainaguacelonoun
heavy, burdensomegravoseadjective
heavy, rough (weather, seas), large (animal), fat (person)groseadjective
Hebrewhebreonoun
hectarehectáreanoun
hectoliterhectolitronoun
Hegelianhegelianadjective
hegemonichegemónicadjective
hegemonic stability theoryteoríê de l'estabilitá hegemónicnoun
hegemonyhegemoníênoun
height, elevationalturanoun
heir, heiressheredoro, heredoranoun
heistatraconoun
helicopterhelicópteronoun
heliocentricheliocéntricadjectiveSpanish: heliocéntrica
heliocentrismheliocentrismonoun
heliopauseheliopausanoun
heliosphereheliósferanoun
heliport (helicopter landing site)heliporto, helihafinoun
heliumheliunoun
helix, spiral, propellerhélici [+:héliciz]noun
hell of a: adds emphasis; It could mean extremely positive or extremely negative (slang)helovaintensifier or quantifier
hell, underworldinfernonoun
Hellenichelénicadjective
Hellenic originorigen helénicnoun
Hellenistichelenísticadjective
Hello (when answering phone)¡Aló!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
helmetcasconoun
Help!socorramverb
help, aidyudanoun
help, assistyudarverb
helpful and accomodating; obligingservichaladjectiveSpanish/Catalan: servicial; Portuguese: serviçal
hemispherehemisferionoun
henchman, helper, minionesbirronoun
herald: official messenger bringing newsheraldnoun
heraldicheráldicadjective
herberbanoun
herbaceous vineloroconoun
herd, bring together (animals, children, etc.)arrearverb
herd, flockrebañonoun
herding cattlearreandu gáadopreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
hereiquíother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
heresyheresinoun
heretic (person)hereginoun
hereticalhereticadjective
heriditaryhereditareadjective
heritageherançanoun
hermeneuticshermenéuticanoun
hesitant, wavering, faltering, shaky, tentativevacilanteadjective
hesitate, waver, vacillatevacilarverb
heterodox, unorthodoxheterodocseadjective
heterogeneityheterogeneitánoun
heterogeneousheterogeneadjective
heuristicheurísticadjective
hex nuttuerca hecsagonalnoun
hexidecimal numbering system, base 16 used in computinghecsidecimaunoun
Hi, hey, hello¡Ola!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hibernateivernarverb
hibernationivernaciónother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
hiddenoculteadjective
hide, concealcacherverbFrench
hide, conceal, disguiseesconderverb
hiding, concealmentocultamentonoun
hierachical structureestructura jerarquicnoun
hierarchyjerarquíênoun
hieroglyphjeróglifonoun
hieroglyphicjeroglíficadjective
high (socially)hailadjective
high councilconcilio superiorenoun
high flatlandsaltiplanonoun
high fructose corn syrupsarobi de mahís a fructosa riquenoun
high groundterreno altenoun
high mountainous area that is usually desolatepunanoun
high qualityalte calitánoun
high school diplomabachileratonoun
high school, advanced school, lyceumliceonoun
high terraceharafinoun
high, tallalteadjective
high-ranking leaderadalidnoun
high-skilled workertreballador altamén calificadenounSpanish: trabajador altamente calificado
higher: up, above; upstairs; ahead (score), above (in a text, on an object, age)arribaadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
highlight (speech, article), stress (an article), emphasizedestacarverbSpanish: destacar
highlight, mark with a highlighterresaltarverb
highness, highmindednessaltesanoun
highwaycarreteiranoun
hilllomanoun
hill, moundcolinanoun
hinder, obstruct, interfer, cumberestorbarverb
hindering, encumberingestorboseadjective
HindustanIndustônnoun
hinge, joint (knee, elbow, etc)charneranounPortuguese: charneira
hip (part of body)cochanounLa: coxam, Sp: cojo, Po: coxa
hippopotamushipopotamonoun
hire under contractcontratarverb
his own, her own, its ownsu propiother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Hispanicispanicadjective
Hispanic America, Spanish AmericaIspanoaméricanoun
Hispanophone (person who speaks the Spanish Language)ispanofononoun
Hispanosphere (places where Spanish is a dominant language, countries where Spanish is widely spoken)ispanofonianoun
histaminehistaminanoun
histogramhistogramanoun
historianhistoriennoun
historic preservationistpreservacionista históricnoun
historic, historicalhistóricadjective
historicalhistorialadjective
historicallyhistoricaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
historyhistoriê [históri-]noun
hit (object), batter, whisk (eggs, flour...)batirverb
hit or run over (accident by vehicle); crime and abuse (of power)atropejonounSp: atropello
hit, beat, strikegolpearverb
hit-and-run (by vehicle)fantasmeadjective
hitch (ride), liftaventonnoun
hitmansicarionoun
hoax, joke (that involves trickery)bromanoun
hockeyxinetinounSpanish: jinete
hoeazadonnoun
hogan: traditional wood and earth dwellinghogônnounNavajo
hoist up (a flag), haul upissarverb
hoja santa, vera cruz peppererba santenoun
hold a grudge, bear maliceguardar rencorverb
hold a position or post, serve (in a position)fungirverb
hole, openingaguxeronoun
holiday: day of festivity or religious observance and is usually a day off from workferiadonoun
holiness, sanctitysantitánoun
holisticholísticadjective
HollandOlandanoun
hologramhôlogramanoun
holysanteadjective
holy book (sacred book)livro sagradenoun
holy day (sacred day)día sagradenoun
Holy GrailSante Graelnoun
Holy SpiritEspritu Santenoun
holy water (blessed water)agua benditenoun
Holy Week (of Easter)Setmana Santenoun
homage, tribute, obeisancehomenadjnoun
home (place where you and your family lives), housecasanoun
home economicseconomíê domésticnoun
home, near fireplacelarinoun
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 sticklimbolnoun
homeland securityseguritá înteriorenoun
homemadeetchiseadjective
homemade firearmtchimbanoun
homeostasishomeostasinoun
homeostatichomeostáticadjective
homework, house chorestascaz de casanoun
homicidalhomicideadjective
homicide, murderhomicidionoun
homogeneityhomogeneitánoun
homogeneoushomogeneadjective
homogenizehomogeneizarverb
homogenizedhomogeneizadeadjective
homographhomógrafonounSpanish/Portuguese
homologatehomologarverb
homologation, accreditation and approval usually by an external agencyhomologaciónnoun
homologoushomólogheadjective
homonymhomónimonoun
homonymyhomoniminoun
honestonesteadjective
honestyonestitánoun
honeymielnoun
honey beeabexa de mielnoun
honeycombfavonoun
honorhônranoun
honor, gracehônrarverbSpanish: honrar
honorablehônroseadjective
honoric distinction, title of persondistinción hônoríficnounSpanish/Catalan/Portuguese
hook/harness, couple upagantcharverb
hope, expectesperarverb
hope, expectationesperançanounPortuguese: esperança, French: espoir, Italian: speranza, Spanish: esperanza
hopefulesperançoseadjectiveNote: Spanish uses esperanzador
horchata: almond flavored drink made from ground calabash seeds, squash seeds, grated lemon, cinnamon and sugarortchatanounSpanish
horizonhorizontnoun
horizontalhorizontaladjective
hornetvespónnoun
hors-d'œuvre, snack between mealsordêvranounFrench
horsecavalonoun
horticulturalorticulturaladjective
horticultureorticulturanoun
hospitablehospitalareadjective
hospitalhospitaunoun
hospitalityhospitalitánoun
hostage, captiverefénnoun
hostess, stewardessasafatanounSpanish: azafata
hostilityhostilitánoun
hot (day, season)caloroseadjective
hot potestofadonoun
hot springmananci termalnoun
hotelhotelnoun
houruora [-wor-]noun
housecubatanoun
house entrancesaguánounSpanish: zaguán; Catalan: zaguà
House of RepresentativesCambro de Représentantiznoun
housed, harbored, shelteredalbergadeadjective
household chorestascaz domésticnoun
household expensesgastoz domésticnoun
household, of the home; tame (of animal)domésticadjective
housewife, home-makerfêmina de înteriornoun
how (was, is) ___; What (was, is) ___ like?¿Quey tal __?phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
how long (something has been going on), since whendesde candoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
how much, at what costcuanto custointerrogative, question word
how much, how manycuantoadjective
how, in what mannercomointerrogative, question word
huge, enormousenormeadjective
huitlacoche: corn fungus that is considered the Mexican trufflewitlacotchnoun
hull (of vehicle, ship)casconoun
human beingesêr umannoun
human errorerror umannoun
human resourcesrecursoz umannoun
human rightsdretchoz de l'umanoznoun
human, humaneuman [umani-]adjective
human-to-human transmissiontransmisión interumannoun
human: man as a species, as distinguished from animals, and in science fiction, as distinguished from other sentient species.umanonoun
humanitary, humanitarianumanitareadjective
humanities, human studiesumanitáznoun
humanityumanitánoun
humankind, mankindle género umannoun
humblehumileadjective
humble, humiliatehumiliarverb
humerushumeronoun
humidhumideadjective
humidityhumiditánoun
humility, humblenesshumilitánoun
hummingbirdpicaflornoun
humor, humourhumorismonoun
humorous (movie, play, book, comment), jocular, jocosejocoseadjective
humorous (person)llene de humorismoadjective
humorous, funny, comedy (of a show, play)humorísticadjective
humunitarian (person)umanitarionoun
hungerfambinounFrench: faim; Spanish: hambre; Catalan: fam; Italian: fame
hungry: famished, starvingfambienteadjective
hunk or stud (for man)guaponoun
hunt, hunting, pursuit/chasecachanoun
hunt, pursue, chase aftercacharverbItalian: cacciare; Spanish: cazar; Portuguese: caçar
huntercachadornoun
hunter-gatherercachador-recolectornounSpanish: cazador-recolector
hunting tripcachadanoun
hurricanehuracanonounArawakan: hurakán, Spanish: huracán, French:ouragan, Italian: uragano, Spanish: huracán, Catalan: huracà; Portuguese: furação
hurry (up), hasten oneselfapresurar-severb
hurry, hasteagileynounJudeo-Spanish/Turkish
hurry, rushprisanounSpanish: prisa; Portuguese: pressa
hurt, harmdañonounSpanish: daño
hurt, pound, crushmachucarverb
husbandmaridonoun
hushed, quietedacalladeadjectiveSpanish: acallado
hustle: side job or activityhêssolnounAmerican English
huttchosanoun
hyacinthjacintonounspanish
hybridhíbrideadjective
hydratehidratarverb
hydratedhidratadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
hydratedhidratadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hydrationhidraciónnoun
hydraulichidraulic [hidro-]adjective
hydrocarbon, fossil fuelhidrocarburonoun
hydroelectrichidroeléctricadjective
hydrogen (H2)hidrogenonoun
hydrogenatehidrogenarverb
hydrogenatedhidrogenadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
hydrogenatedhidrogenadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hydrological cycleciclo hidrológicnoun
hydroponicshidroponianoun
hydrospherehidrosferanoun
hydrospherichidrosféricadjective
hyenahienanoun
hygienehigieninoun
hygienichigiénicadjective
hygroscopichigroscópicadjectiveSpanish: higroscópico
hymn, gospel songhimnonoun
hymnal, collection of hymnshimnarionoun
hyperactivehiperactiveadjective
hyperactivityhiperactivitánoun
hyperbolahipérbolanoun
hyperbolehipérbolinoun
hyperbolichiperbólicadjective
hyperinflationhiperinflaciónnoun
hypernymhiperónimonounSpanish: hiperónimo; Italian: iperonimo
hypersensitivehipersensíbeladjective
hypersensitivityhipersensibilitánoun
hypnagogiahipnagogianoun
hypnosisipnosinoun
hypnoticipnoticadjective
hypoallergenichipoalergénicadjective
hypocrisyhipocresíanoun
hypocritehipócritanoun
hypocriticalhipócriticadjective
hypodermichipodérmicadjective
hypodermishipodermanoun
hyponymhipónimonounSpanish: hipónimo; Portuguese: hipônimo; Italian: iponimo
hypothalamushipotálamonounSpanish/Portuguese: hipotálamo; Italian: ipotalamo; Romanian: hipotalamus;
hypothermiahipotermianoun
hypothermiahipotermianoun
hypothesishipótesinoun
hypotheticalhipotéticadjective
hypoxiahipocsianoun
hysteriahisterianoun
hysterical, hysterichistéricadjective
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 estophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I didn't manage (to)...Jo na conseghiúphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I didn't mean to say; I didn't have the intention to sayJo na estava en mev ánimo dicerphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I had toJo tuvi que …verbSpanish: 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 toJo'stuvi temtade dephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I work a lotJo treballam bocu.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I'll wait for youJo ti atênderáphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I'm entitled toJo tenem dretcho aphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
I'm late for workJo 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 condolencesJo lu sentimphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: Lo sientoliterally: I feel it. ; Apologize for being late.; offer condolences;
I'm working hardJo'stam ralanduphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
iambyambo [yámb-]noun
iambicyámbicadjective
iambic pentameterpentámetro yámbicnoun
Iberian Peninsulapenínsula ibéricnounSpanish: península ibérica
icegelunoun
ice creamgeladonoun
ice cream shop, ice cream parlorgeladeríanoun
ice pickpioletnoun
ice-freesens geluadjective
icebergicebergnoun
iceboxnevieiranoun
Icelandicislandechnoun
iciclecarambanonoun
icing, frosting (of cake…)glaçadjnoun
iconicôninounPortuguese: ícone; French: icône
iconicicônicadjective
iconographyicônografíênounFrench: iconographie; Spanish: iconografía
ICU: intensive care unitunitá de vigilança întensivenoun
icy, in a frozen stateglaceadjectiveFrench
ideaideanoun
idealidealadjective
idealismidealismonoun
idealistidealistanoun
idealisticidealisteadjective
ideals, principlesideauznoun
identicalidénticadjective
identical twingemelo idénticnounSpanish
identificationidentificaciónnoun
identification card, I.D.cédulanoun
identifyidentifiçar [identifica-]verb
identityidentitánoun
ideological transformationtransformación ideológicnounSp: transformación ideológica
ideological, ideologicideológicadjective
ideologistideólogonoun
ideologyideologíênoun
idiommodismonoun
idiotbabanoun
idle speculationespeculaciónz vanenoun
idolidôlonoun
idolatrousidôlatre, idôlatricadjective
idolatryidôlatríanoun
IDP; internally displaced personvertrevun înterne; desplacido înternenounGerman: Vertreibung; Dutch: verdrevene
idyllic, Arcadianidílicadjective
ifsiother, 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 fastîfturnoun
igloo: traditional house of iceiglunoun
igneousígneadjective
ignobleinnobel [innobl-]adjective
iguanaiguananoun
illegalilegaladjective
illegibleilesíbeladjective
illegitimacyilegitimitánoun
illegitimateilegítimeadjective
illiteracyanalfabetismonoun
illiterateanalfabeteadjective
illiterateiletradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
illiterateiletradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
illiterate (person)analfabetonoun
illogicalilógicadjective
illuminate: make brightîluminarverb
illustrateîlustrarverb
illustratedîlustradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
illustratedîlustradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
illustrationîlustraciónnoun
image, picture (not painting)imaxen [+:imaxenz; imaxin-]noun
imagery (more than one image)imaxenznounSpanish: imágenes
imagery (visually discriptive)imaxinarienoun
imaginableimaxinábeladjective
imaginaryimaxinareadjective
imaginationimaxinaciónnoun
imagine, picture (in your head), envisionimaxinarverb
imbalance, unsteadinessdesequilibrionoun
imbroglio: an extremely confused, complicated, or embarrassing situationembrollonounSpanish: embrollo, Portuguese: embrulhada
imitate, mimicimitarverb
imitatedimitadeadjective
imitativeimitativeadjective
immarcescible; unfading, that does not witherinmarcescíbeladjectiveSpanish: inmarcesible (que no puede marchitarse); Italian: immarcescibile; French/Catalan: immarcescible; Portuguese: imarcescível
immeasurableinmesurábeladjective
immediate, instantinmediate [inmediata-]adjective
immediatelyinmediatamôn, de inmediateadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
immerse oneself, be absorbed insepultar-severb
immigrantînmigrantinoun
immigrateînmigrarverb
immigrationînmigraciónnoun
imminentinminenteadjective
immobileinmoviladjective
immobilityinmovilitánoun
immoralinmoraladjective
immoralityinmoralitánoun
immortalinmortaladjective
immortalityinmortalitánoun
immune systemsistema inmunitarenoun
immunologicinmunológicadjective
immunologyinmunologíênoun
impalpable, intangibleimpalpábeladjective
impart skills to, train, qualify (for position), enablecapacitarverb
impartial, fairimparcialadjective
impartialityimparcialitánoun
impassion, loveapachonarverbPortuguese:apaixonar
impeccable timingsincronización impecábelnounSpanish: sincronización impecable
impede, preventîmpedirverb
impedimentîmpedimentonoun
impenetrable, impossible to pass through or break through, inscrutableimpenetrábeladjective
impenitent, unrepentantimpenitenteadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese/Italian
imperceptibilityimperceptibilitánoun
imperceptibleimperceptíbeladjective
imperceptionimpercepciónnoun
imperfectimperfeite [imperfec-]adjective
imperfect past of irivaverb
imperfect past of sereraverb
imperfect past of vervihaverb
imperfect subjunctive of construir [to construct]construyessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of creír (to believe)creyessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of dar [to give]diessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of dicer [to say, tell]dixessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of estar [to be]estuviessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of facer [to do]ficiessêverbSpanish: hiciera, hiciese, hicieras, hicieses, hiciéramos, hiciésemos, hicierais, hicieseis, hicieran, hiciesen; Portuguese: fizesse, fizesses, fizéssemos
imperfect subjunctive of haver [to have]huviessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of irvasessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of poner [to put]pusiessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of querer [to want]quisiessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of saber [to know]supiessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of ser [to be]fuissêverb
imperfect subjunctive of tener [to have/hold]tuviessêverb
imperfect subjunctive of venir [to come]viniessêverb
imperfectionimperfecciónnoun
imperialimperialadjective
impermeabilityimpermeabilitánoun
impersonatefacer-se pasar porverbSpanish: hacerse pasar por; Portuguese: fazer-se passar por
impervious toimpermeábel aadjective
impetuousîmpetuoseadjective
impetusîmpetunoun
impinge onafeitar averb
impious, unglodly, heathenimpíoseadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese
implantîmplantarverb
implantîmplantadonoun
implicationîmplicaciónnoun
implicit, not spelled out, vagueîmplíciteadjective
implyîmplicarverb
import dutytosa de împortación, dretchoz de împortaciónnoun
import, matter, be of importanceîmportarverb
importanceîmportançanoun
importantîmportanteadjective
importedîmportadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
importedîmportadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
imports and exportsîmportaciónz i egsportaciónznoun
impose, lay down or set (conditions), instill, enforceîmponer [împust-, împusi-, împonga-, împosi-]verb
imposedîmpustuother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
imposing, impressive; magnificent (structure)împonenteadjective
impossibilityimpossibilitánoun
impossibleimpossíbeladjective
impoverishempovrirverb
impoverishedempovrideadjective
impoverishedempovridupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
impress, move (emotionally), shock (figuratively)împresionarverb
impressed, imprintedîmpresu, împrimidupast participle
impressionîmpresiónnoun
impressionableîmpresionábeladjective
impressionismîmpresionismonoun
impressionistîmpresionistanoun
impressive, strikingîmpresionanteadjective
improbability, unlikelyimprobabilitánoun
improbable, unlikelyimprobábeladjective
improve the style of something, smarten up (a room, an outfit)jucherverb
improvement; enhancement; strengthening; empowermentpotenciamentonounSpanish: potenciamiento
improvisationîmprovizaciónnoun
improviseîmprovizarverb
impureimpureadjective
impurityimpuresanoun
imputeimputarverb
in a senseen cierte modoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in agreement, agreed; okayde acordoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in agreement, satisfied/agreedconformeadjectiveSpanish
in any case, regardless, anywayen todo manerazother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in charge of; responsible for (adverb)a cargo de; encargadupreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
in concert with; in cooperation withen colaboración cunpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
in danger ofen periglo dephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionPortuguese: perigo & Spanish peligro
in depthen profunduraother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in direct ratio toen proporción directe conphrase, 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 deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in front ofdelanch deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in front ofen frente deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in good health, robust and soundalentadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
in good health, robust and soundalentadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
in heat, rutalunadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
in heat, rutalunadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
in inverse ratioen proporción înversephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in keeping with, consistent with, in line withconforme cunadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish
in my humble opinion, IMHOen mev humile opiniónphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in northern...en le nort de...other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in order that, so thatpara queother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in retrospecten retrospectivaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in short, shortly, brieflyen brefother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in sizeen tallaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in southern...en le sud de...other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in stagesper etapazphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in such a caseen tal casoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in terms of; regarding, with regard toencuanto aphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish en cuanto a
in the distanceale lexosadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
in the hope thatcun l'esperança de quephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
in the midst ofen milio depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish: en medio de
in the open air, outdoorsalfrescuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
In the same manner, similarlyDe mesme maneraother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in the vernacularen le lengua currentephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionPortuguese: na língua corrente
in therealí dêntro other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in western...en le west de...other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
in whichen queother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
inaccessibleinaccesíbeladjective
inadmissible, unacceptable, impermissibleinadmisíbeladjective
inalienable, unalienableinalienábeladjective
inattention, impoliteless, neglectdesatênciónnoun
inauguralînauguraladjective
inaugurationînauguraciónnoun
inauspiciouspocu propícieadjectiveSpanish: poco propicio; French: peu propice; Portuguese: pouco auspicioso
incalculable, unsearchableincalculábeladjective
incandescenceîncandescençanoun
incandescentîncandescenteadjective
incapable, unable, useless/incompetentincapaceadjective
incarcerateencarcelarverb
incarcerationencarcelamentonoun
incarnate, embodiedencarnadeadjective
incarnationencarnaciónnoun
incarnationalencarnacionaladjective
incendiaryîncendiareadjective
incenseîncensonoun
incentiveîncentivonoun
incentive, attraction, lure, inducementalicientinoun
incessant, ceaselessincesanteadjective
incident: event or confrontationîncidentinoun
incidentalîncidentaladjective
incipient, budding, fledgling (just getting off the ground), inchoateîncipienteadjective
incisionîncisiónnoun
inciteîncitarverb
incitementîncitamentonoun
incivilitydescortesíênounSpanish: descortesía
incline, slopeaclivinoun
include, encloseîncluir [înclus-]verb
includedîncluyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
included, comprising, inclusivecompriseadjective
included, enclosedîncluideadjective
included, enclosedîncluidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
inclusionînclusiónnoun
inclusiveînclusive [înclusiva-]adjective
inclusive democracydemocraciê înclusivenoun
inclusive we; all of us; all of you and menucanchiother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderGuarani
inclusivelyînclusivaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
incoherentincoherente, falte de coherençaadjective
incomparable, matchlessincomparábeladjectiveunable to compare
incompatibleincompatíbeladjective
incompetence, inabilityincapacitánoun
incomprehensibleincomprensíbeladjective
inconsistencyincongruençanoun
inconsistencyinconsistençanounItalian: inconsistenza; Portuguese: inconsistência; French: inconsistance; Spanish: inconsistencia
inconsistentinconsistenteadjective
inconspicuousinconspicueadjective
incontinenceincontinençanoun
incontinent, lack of self-controlincontinenteadjective
incorporateîncorporarverb
incorporatedîncorporadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
incorporatedîncorporadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
incorporationîncorporaciónnoun
incorrigible: incapable of being corrected, amended, or reformedincorrigíbeladjective
incorruptibleincorruptíbeladjective
increase, augmentation, magnificationaugmentonoun
increase, go up, augmentaugmentarverb
incredibleincreíbeladjectiveSpanish: increíbel
incredulous, skeptical, unbelievingincréduleadjective
increment, increaseîncrementonoun
incriminating, incriminatoryîncriminatorieadjectiveSpanish: incriminatorio
incriminationîncriminaciónnoun
incrustation: crust or hard coating on the surface of somethingîncrostaciónnoun
inculcate, instill (knowledge/values)înculcarverbSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: inculcar
inculpable, innocentinculpábeladjective
incur (blame, expense)încurrerverb
incurredîncursupast participle
indebtednessenharanamentonoun
indecencyindecençanoun
indecent, villainousindecenteadjective
indecipherable, undecipherable, unsearchableindescifrábeladjective
indefensible, untenableindefendíbeladjectiveRomanian: indefensabil; French: indéfendable; Portuguese: indefensável; Spanish: indefendible
indefinite, undefinedindefinideadjective
indelibleindelébeladjective
indeliblyindelebelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
independenceindependençanoun
independentindependenteadjective
independentlyindependenteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
indescribableindescriptíbeladjective
indexíndicinoun
index fingerdedo índicenoun
indexes, indicesíndiciznoun
IndiaIndianoun
Indian OceanOcéano Índicnoun
indicateîndicarverb
indicativeîndicativeadjective
indicative (linguistics)îndicativonoun
indifference, disregardindiferençanoun
indifferentindiferenteadjective
indigenismendigenismonoun
indigenous lawsautochtonznoun
indigenous or mestizo (or mixed) womantcholitanounLatin American Spanish: cholita
indigenous, native to a regionendígeneadjectiveSp: indígena ; Haitian Creole: endijèn meaning ‘to beget’, from the root ‘gene’ meaning ‘to produce, give birth, beget.
indigineous maraca, rattleayacatchlinoun
indignantindignadeadjective
indignation, outrage or strong displeasureindignaciónnounSpanish: indignación
indigo (color)añiladjective
indigo snakezumbadoranoun
indigo: tropical plant of the pea familyíndigonoun
indirectindirecte [indirecta-]adjective
indirectlyindirectaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
indiscriminateindiscriminadeadjective
indispensableindispensábeladjective
indistinct, faint: not apparentindistinteadjective
individual (can't be divided further)individualadjective
individuals, persons (denotes separation from the group as a whole)individuoznoun
Indo-Arabicindo-arábicadjective
Indochina - includes Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, and LaosIndochinanoun
Indonesianindonesianonoun
indubitable: impossible to doubt; unquestionableindubdábeladjective
indubitably, undoubtedly, without a doubtindubdabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
induce, lead intoînducir [îndux-, îndusca-, înducc-]verb
induction: leading toînducciónnoun
industrialîndustrialadjective
industrializationîndustrializaciónnoun
industrializeîndustrializarverb
industriousnessflissyitánounRomansch
ineffabilityinefabilitánoun
ineffable, beyond expressioninefábeladjective
ineffectiveness, inefficiencyineficacia, ineficacitánoun
ineffectualineficaceadjective
ineligibleinelegíbeladjective
ineluctable: impossible to evade or avoidineluctábeladjective
ineptinepteadjective
ineptitudeineptitud [-tudin-]noun
inequalityinegualitánoun
inertinerte [inerci-]adjective
inertiainercianoun
inertialinercialadjective
inevitability: the quality of being certain to occurinevitabilitánounSpanish: inevitabilidad; Portuguese: inevitabilidade; French: inévitabilité; Italian: inevitabilità
inevitableinevitábeladjective
inevitablyinevitabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inexhaustibleinagotábeladjective
inexhaustible grace of Godgratça inagotábel de Deonoun
inexorable: unable to be persuadedinegsorábeladjective
inexpensive, cheapbarateadjective
inexperience, greenness (colloquial)inegsperiençanoun
inexperienced and immature, callowinmadureadjective
inexplicableinegsplicábeladjective
inexplicablyinegsplicabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inexpressibleinegspresábeladjective
inextinguishableinegstinguíbeladjective
inextinguishable, unquenchableinapagábeladjective
inextricableinegstricábeladjective
inextricablyinegstricabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
infallible, foolproofinfalíbeladjective
infantryinfanteríanoun
infectînfectarverb
infect, infestcontagiarverb
infectionînfecciónnoun
infectiousînfeccioseadjective
infer, concludeînferir [înfere-]verb
inferenceînferençanoun
inferiorinferioreadjective
inferiorityinferioritánoun
infernalinfernaladjective
infestinfestarverb
infiltrationînfiltraciónnoun
infiniteinfinitonoun
infiniteinfinite [infinita-]adjective
infinity, infinitude, infinitenessinfinitánoun
infirmary: sick bay: hospital onboard or in a place, small hospitalenfermeríanoun
infirmity, illnessenfermitánoun
infixînfixonoun
inflame, work up (audience, crowd), encourage (ambition)acalorarverb
inflammatoryînflammatorieadjective
inflectînfleter [înflecs-]verb
inflectionînflecsiónnoun
influencearastriadjective
influenceînfluençanounSpanish: influencia; French: influence; Portuguese: influência; Italian: influenza; Catalan: influència
influence (have pull)cuellonoun
influence, be influentialînfluir [înfluy-]verb
influencedînfluyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
influentialînfluyenteadjective
influenza, flu (virus)gripanounFrench: grippe, Spanish: gripe/gripa, Catalan: grip, Portuguese: gripe
infomercialînfomerchaunoun
informînformarverb
informal trade or spontaneous commercial interactiondumbanganoun
informant, snitchsaplonnoun
informationînformaciónnoun
information deskbanch de l'înformaciónnoun
information sharingcompartijamento de înformaciónnoun
information spreadingdivulgación de înformaciónnoun
informer, squealerchivadonoun
infotainment (entertainment that is informational or instructional)înfotenimentonoun
infraredinfrarujeadjective
infrastructureinfraestructuranoun
infuseînfundirverb
ingeniouse (scheme, idea, plan), clever, inventiveengeñoseadjectiveSp: ingenioso; Po: engenhoso; Fr: ingénieux, ingénieuse
ingessiveîngresiveadjective
inhabit, dwell, live in, occupyhabitarverb
inhabitantmoradornoun
inherentînherenteadjective
inheritheredarverb
inheritableheredábeladjective
inheritance (traditional)patrimonioother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounLatin: patrimonium
inhibitinhîbirverb
inhibitoryinhîbitorieadjective
inhumaninumanadjective
inimicalinemigal, inemicadjective
inimitableinimitábeladjective
iniquitous: grossly unfair and morally wronginicueadjective
iniquityinicuitánoun
initiallyinicialménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
injectînjetarverb
injectionînjecciónnoun
injuryferimentonoun
injusticeinjustiçanoun
inkencanoun
inn, hostelposadanoun
inn, manzil, caravanseraimanzelnounusually has stable for horses and cistern or well
innate (ability, talent)înnateadjective
inner awarenessconchiença înternenoun
innocent, blameless, naiveinocenteadjective
innovateînnuvarverb
innovationînnuvaciónnoun
innovativeînnuvative, înnuvadoreadjective
innumerableinnumerábeladjective
inoperableinôperábeladjective
inopportuneinoportuneadjective
inquire (into)indagarverb
inquiry, investigationindagaciónnoun
inquisitorînquisidornoun
insalubrious, unhealthy, unwholesomeinsalubreadjective
insatiableinsaciábeladjective
inscribe, put a label onrôtularverb
inscribedînscriteadjective
insect repellentrepelenti de insetoznoun
insect, buginsetonoun
insecure, unsecureinsegureadjective
insensitive, unaffectedinsensíbeladjective
insensitivityinsensibilitánoun
inseparabilityinseparabilitánoun
inseparableinseparábeladjective
insertencarterverb
insert, insetencartinoun
insert, introduce, put ininserarverb
insertedinsertu, insertadupast participle
insidiousînsidioseadjective
insightful, discerning, perspicaciousperspicaceadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: perspicaz: Italian/French: perspicace
insignia, insigneensignanoun
insignificant, unimportantsens împortançaadjective
insinuateînsinuarverb
insinuating, suggestive or provocative, flirtatiousinsinuanteadjective
insistînsisterverbItalian: insistere; French: insister; Portuguese/Spanish: insistir
insistenceînsistençanounSpanish/Galician: insistencia; Portuguese: insistência; Italian: insistenza; French: insistance; Romanian: insistență
insolation: impact of sun's raysînsolaciónnoun
insolubleinsolúbeladjective
inspirationînspiraciónnoun
inspireînspirarverb
inspiringînspiranteadjective
instabilityinestabilitánoun
installînstalarverb
installationînstalaciónnoun
installment: issue (of magazine, article), fasciclefascículnoun
instantînstanteadjective
instantaneousînstantaneadjective
instead ofen veç deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
instill values and good manners to [educate:lead forth]educarverb
instinctînstintunoun
instinctiveînstintiveadjective
instinctualînstintualadjective
institute, foundînstituirverb
institute, institution, research centerînstitutonoun
instituted, foundedînstituyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
institution, establishmentînstituciónnounSpanish: institución
institutionalînstitucionaladjective
institutionalize (values, practices, courtesies)înstitucionalizarverb
institutionalize, put into an institutionînternar en un înstituciónverb
instructînstruir [înstruc-]verb
instruct, teach, disciplineenseñarverb
instructedînstruyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
instructions: directions on how to use or do somethingînstrucciónznoun
instructorînstructornoun
instructor (woman)înstructriç [+:înstructricez]noun
instrumentenstrumentonoun
instrumentalenstrumentaladjective
instrumentalistenstrumentistanoun
insubordinationinsubordenaciónnoun
insufficientinsuficienteadjective
insular: of or related to an islandinsulareadjective
insulation: isolating material (for climate control and/or sound proofing)materiau aislante, aislantinoun
insult (verbal abuse)însultonoun
insulting, aggressiveînsultanteadjectiveSpanish: insultante
insuranceasegurançanoun
insurgencyinsurgençanoun
insurgent, insurrectionistinsurgentinoun
integralintegral, integrandeadjective
integrateintegrarverb
integratedintegradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
integratedintegradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
integrationintegraciónnoun
integrity, fair-dealing, righteousness, honestyhônradesanounSpanish: honradez
integrity, trustworthiness of somethingintegritánoun
intellect, intelligence (of person)intelectunoun
intellectualintelectualadjective
intellectualintelectuaunoun
intelligence quotientcocienti intelectualnoun
intelligence: ability to thinkintelixençanoun
intelligence: secret informationînformación secretenoun
intelligentintelixenteadjective
intelligentlyintelixenteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
intelligibilityintelixibilitánoun
intelligibleintelixíbeladjective
intendtener l'întênción deverb
intend, mean (turn one's attention to)întênderverb
intense: extreme, deepîntense [întensa-]adjective
intensify, escalateîntensifiçar [întensifica-]verb
intention, aim, purpose, intentîntênciónnoun
intentionalîntêncionaladjectiveSpanish/Catalan/Portuguese: intencional; French: intentionnelle; Italian: intenzionale/intemzionato
intentionalityîntêncionalitánoun
intercedeînterceder [înterces-]verb
interceptînterceptarverb
interceptableînterceptábeladjective
interceptionîntercepciónnoun
intercessionîntercesiónnoun
interchangeableîntercambiábeladjective
interclass correlationcorrelación înterclasenoun
intercoastalîntercostaladjective
intercomprehensionîntercomprensiónnoun
intercomprehensiveîntercomprensiveadjective
interconnectînterligarverb
interconnectionînterconecsiónnoun
interconnectivityînterconectivitánoun
intercultural, cross-cultural (esp. communication, between groups)înterculturaladjective
interdictionînterdicciónnoun
interdisciplinaryînterdisciplinareadjective
interdisciplinary fielddomein înterdisciplinarenoun
interestînterésnoun
interestînteresarverb
interest (return)réditonounSpanish
interestedînteresadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
interestedînteresadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
interestingînteresanteadjective
interference (of election, etc.)inxerençanounSp: injerencia
intergalacticîntergalácticadjective
intergenerationalîntergenracionaladjective
interiorînteriornoun
interiorpadennounPapiamento
interior, insideînterioreadjective
interiorityînterioritánoun
interjectînterjetar [înterjec-]verb
interjectionînterjecciónnoun
interlocutor, participant in a dialogueînterlocutornoun
interlocutory, preparatory to a definitive decisioninterlocutorieadjective
intermediary, go-between, middleman, intermediatorîntermedjarionounSpanish: intermedio, intermediario; Portuguese: intermediário; French: intermédiaire
intermediary, middlemanîntermedjareadjective
intermediateîntermediateadjective
intermediationîntermediaciónnoun
interminable, inextinguishableinterminábeladjective
intermittent, occurring at irregular intervalsîntermitenteadjective
intern, student who is being mentoredbecarionoun
internal affairs, inspectorate general, correctionscorrigiduríanoun
internal, innerînterne, înternaladjective
internalizeînternalizarverb
internationalînternacionaladjective
international luxury brandsmarcaz de luxo înternacionalnoun
international monetary fund (IMF)Fondo Monetare Înternacional (FMI)noun
international newsl'actualitá înternacionalnoun
International Space StationEstación Espachal Înternacionalnoun
internecine wargherra de aniquilación mutuenoun
internecine, internalintestineadjective
internetînternetnoun
internet of things (IoT)înternet dele cosaz (IdC)noun
internetworkingînterligación de rediznounPortuguese: interligação de redes; Spanish: interconexión de redes
internship (general)pasantíanoun
interoperabilityînterôperabilitáother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounSpanish: interoperabilidad
interoperableînterôperábeladjective
interpersonalînterpesonaladjective
interphasicînterfásicadjective
interplanetaryînterplanetareadjective
interplanetary voyage, interplanetary travelviadj înterplanetarenoun
interpolationînterpolaciónnoun
interpret, perform a part or role (play, musical, symphonic...)înterpretarverb
interpretedînterpretadeadjective
interpreterintérpretinoun
interpreting, interpretationînterpretaciónnoun
interrogateînterrogarverb
interrogationînterrogaciónnoun
interrupt, breakînterromperverb
interrupt; break (usually a part of the body, health or mood); break into pieces (something hard)quebrarverb
interruptionînterrupciónnoun
interstellar, between the starsînterestelareadjective
intertextualîntertecstualadjective
intertextualityîntertecstualitánoun
intertwine one's legs with those of anotherempiernar-severb
interveneîntervenir [întervini-, întervenga-]other, not easily placed, or temporary place holderverbSpanish/French: intervene; Portuguese: interver
interventionîntervenciónnoun
interviewentrevistanoun
interviewerentrevistadornoun
interwar, between warsde entregherrazadjective
intestinalintestinaladjective
intimate, closeíntime [íntima-]adjective
intimatelyintimaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
intimidated, shyapahuiladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
intimidated, shyapahuiladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
intolerableintolerábeladjective
intonate (linguistics)entonarverbSpanish: entonar
intonationentonaciónnounPortuguese: entonação; Italian: intonazione; Spanish: entonación
intra-class divisionsdivisiónz intraclasenoun
intransigenceintransigençanoun
intransmutableintransmutábeladjective
intrigueintrigarverb
intriguingintrigandeadjective
intriguing, arousing curiosityintriganteadjective
intrinsicîntrínsequeadjective
introduce: lead/bring a person or thing into a place or groupîntroducir [întrodux-, întrodusca-, întroducc-]verb
introductionîntroducciónnoun
introductoryîntroductorieadjective
intuitionîntuiciónnoun
intuitiveîntuitiveadjective
invadeînvadirverb
invalidateinvalidarverb
invalidatedinvalidadeadjective
invariableinvariábeladjective
invasionînvasiónnoun
invasion, incursionîncursiónnoun
inventînventarverb
inventedînventadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
inventedînventadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
inventionînvención, înventonoun
inventiveînventiveadjective
inverseînverseadjective
inversion, reversal (of policy, opinion), investment (turnaround or something turned over)înversiónnoun
invertebrateinvertebradonoun
investigableaveriguábeladjective
investigate, find out, determine, ascertain, verifyaveriguarverb
investment, investitureînvestiduranoun
inviable, not viableinviábeladjective
invigorate, revitalize, refreshvigorizarverb
invincible, unconquerableinvencíbeladjective
inviolableinviolábeladjective
invisibilityinvizibilitánoun
invisibleinvizíbeladjective
invite over, invite outconvidarverb
invitedconvidadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
invitedconvidadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
invoice, bill; make moneyfeiturarverb
involve, wrap up inenvolververb
involved, wrapped up inenvueltupast participle
involvementenvolvimentonoun
Ioniciónicadjective
IonicYónicadjective
ionosphereionosferanoun
ionosphericionosféricadjective
IP: Internet Protocolprotocolo de înternetnoun
IPA: International Phonetic AlphabetAlfabeto Fonétic Înternacionalnoun
IraqIrakinoun
iraqiirakianadjective
iraqi (person)irakianonoun
irascible, quarrelsomeirascíbeladjective
IrelandÁrlandanoun
iridescenceiridescençanounSpanish: iridiscencia; Italian: iridescenza; Catalan: iridescència; Portuguese: iridescência
iridescent: lustrous, or colorful in effect or appearanceiridescenteadjective
iridiumiridiunoun
irisirîsnoun
Irishirlandechnoun
iron (to press clothes)planchanoun
iron curtain (steel curtain)telón de atcheonoun
iron oxideócsido férricnounSpanish/Portuguese: óxido férrico; Catalan: òxid fèrric
iron, branding ironferronoun
iron, press (clothes)plancharverb
ironclad contractcontratu blindadenounSpanish: contrato blindado
ironic turngiro irónicnoun
irradiationîrradiaciónnoun
irrationalirracionaladjective
irreconcilable, refuses reconciliation or compromiseirriconciliábeladjective
irredentismirredentismonoun
irredentistirredentisteadjective
irrefutable, incontrovertible, unanswerable, undeniable, indisputable, unquestionableirrefutábeladjectivePortuguese: irrefutável; Spanish: irrefutable; French: irréfutable; Italian: irrefutabile
irregularirregulareadjective
irrelevanceirrelevançanoun
irrelevantirrelevanteadjective
irreparable, beyond repairingirreparábeladjective
irreplaceableirriemplacíbeladjective
irreplaceable, not able to be substitutedinsustituíbeladjective
irreproachable, faultlessintachábeladjective
irreproachable, faultless, above reproach, flawless, beyond reproach irreprochábeladjectiveSpanish: irreprochable; French: irréprochable; Catalan: irreprotxable; Romanian: irepro?abil
irresponsibleirresponsábeladjective
irreversibleirreversíbeladjective
irrevocable, indefeasibleirrevocábeladjective
irrevocable, indispensable, not able to renounce, inalienableirrenunciábeladjectivePortuguese: irrenunciável; Spanish: irrenunciable; Italian: irrinunciabile
irrigate: lead water toîrrigarverb
irrigationîrrigaciónnoun
irrigation canalacequianoun
irrigation hydrant, fire hydranthidranti de riegonoun
is fully aware of; has full knowledge oftenem plene conocimento dephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
is fully, is plainlytenem plenephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
is going to, are going to, am going to... vamaverbshortened 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)somverb
is/am/are (state of being or condition, present tense)estamverb
is/am/are __ing (forms present continuous tense, followed by gerund)estam __nduverb
Islamislamismonoun
Islamicislámicadjective
islandisla [insul-, aisla-]noun
islanderisleñonoun
isogesis, eisogesisaisogesinoun
isogloss, heteroglossisoglosanoun
isoglucoseisoglucosanoun
isolateaislarverb
isolatedaisladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
isolatedaisladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
isolationaislamentonoun
isolationismaislacionismonoun
isolationistaislacionistanoun
isostasyisostasinoun
isotopeisótoponoun
IsraelYisraelnounJudeo-Spanish
IsraeliteisraelitanounSpanish/Italian/Portuguese
isthmusistmonoun
it doesn't matterna importaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
It is necessary (to), You gottahau quephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
It seems..., it looks likeme parecem...phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
It was a pleasure to meet you, Pleasure to make your acquaintanceFui un plazi conocer-te.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
It will be necessary (to);You'll need to; You'll have tohavrá quephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
it's a bit too much to suppose thatIlu es aventurade suponerphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
it's all the same to memi es indiferentephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Italianitalianadjective
Italian language, person from Italyitalianonoun
ItalyItalianoun
iterateîterarverb
iterationîteraciónnoun
iterative (usually a procedure that has repetition to finish- loop)îterativeadjective
itineraryruterunoun
itineraryitinerarionoun
jacaranda: south american tree that has blue flowers at the end of dry seasonyacarandanoun
jack (for car)gatanoun
jack of all tradesfaç-tudonoun
Jack, Jacques (proper name)Jacnoun
jacketjaquetanoun
jackfruitjacanounPortuguese/Catalan: jaca, Spanish: yaca
jaggery: traditional sugar with concentrated sugar cane juice and date or palm sapdjacgranounPortuguese: jagra from Malayam chakkara
Jah, Jehovah; short-form of Hebrew YahwehYahu, Yahnoun
jalapeñohalapeñonoun
jambalayajambalayanounLouisiana French from Provençal jambalaia "stew of rice and fowl."
janitorzeladornoun
janitor, cleanerfachineronoun
JanuaryyaneronounRomanian: ianuarie; Latin: Ianuarii; French: janvier, Italian: gennaio; Spanish: enero; Portuguese: janeiro; Galician: xaneiro
JapanJapónnoun
Japanesejaponechnoun
Japanesejaponeseadjective
javelinjavelinanoun
jazzdjazznoun
je ne sais quoi (I don’t know what)jenesécuanoun
jealous (husband, wife, lover)gelosenoun
jealousygelosíênoun
Jeff (name)Gefnoun
jellyfishaguavivanoun
jerky: cured and dried meatjarquinoun
jerky: dried and salted lean meat strips, sometimes smokedcherquinoun
jersey (football or soccer shirt)polochanoun
JerusalemJerusalénnoun
Jerusalem artichokedombalanoun
Jesus (Christ)Jesúsnoun
Jesus ChristJesucristonoun
jetlagjetlag; desfasi uorarenounSpanish: desfase horario
jeweljoyonoun
jewelerjoyeronoun
Jewishjudieadjective
Jewsjudioznoun
jihaddjîhadnoun
jingoism, chauvinismchovinismonoun
jingoistic, chauvinistchovinisteadjective
job, position/post, employmentempleonoun
John, Jean (French), Juan (Spanish), João (Portuguese), Giovanni (Italian)JóvannounHaitian Creole
join together, gather upjuntarverb
join, link, connectenlacerverb
joined, linkedjuntadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
joint (anatomy)juntanoun
joint, conjuncture, junctureconjunturanoun
joint, marijuana cigarette wrapped in newspapercarruconoun
jojobajohobanoun
joke, bloody nuisancejodanoun
joke, funny storytchistinoun
joke, jestesquerzarverb
joke, kid (not mean it)bromearverb
JordanJordanianoun
journal, newspaperdjornaunoun
journalese: in the jargon of a writer/editor of a magazine or newspaperdjornaleseadjective
journalismdjornalismonoun
journalistdjornalistanoun
journalist portalportau periodísticnoun
journalisticdjornalísticnoun
journeytrajetonoun
jovial: originally meant under the influence of Jupiter (Roman God of the sky)jovialadjective
joy, good fortune, blissdichanounSpanish
joy, pleasurejocionounSpanish: gozo, French: joie; Portuguese: regozijo; Italian: gioia; Haitian Creole: jwa
joyous, joyfuljocioseadjectiveFrench: joyeux, joyeuse; Italian: gioiosa
jubilation, joy/rejoicingjúbilonoun
JudahJudá [judi-]noun
Judeo-Christianjudeo-cristanadjective
judgejudeç [judici-;+:judecez]nounLatin: iudex; Spanish: juez, jueza; Portuguese: juíza, juiz; Italian: giudice; Romanian: judecător
judge, considerjusgar [judici-]verb
judgementjudicionoun
judicialjudicialadjective
judicial branchfunción judicialnoun
judiciaryjudiciareadjective
judiciary: group of judgesjudicaturanoun
judiciousjudicioseadjective
jugglejonglerverbFrench/German
juice (of anything)suco [sucul-]nounLatin: succus; Portuguese: suco; Italian: succo; Romanian/Catalan/French: suc; Spanish: jugo/zumo
juice (of meal, especially of meat)djusnoun
juicy, succulentsuculenteadjective
jukeboxroconolanoun
July (month)xulionounSpanish: julio, Portuguese: julho, Galician: xullo; Catalan: juliol; Italian: luglio, French: juillet
jump, leapsautarverb
jump-start (vehicle)sobrêsautarverb
June (month)juñonounCatalan: juny; Portuguese: junho; French: juin
jungleselvanoun
junk (traditional sailboat)juncanoun
junta, assembly, boardxuntanounSpanish: junta
Jupiter (astrology, old Roman name for God of Jupiter)Jovinoun
Jupiter (the planet in the solar system)Júpitêrnoun
juridical: of or relating to judicial proceedings and the administration of the law.jurídicadjective
jurisdiction, authorityjurisdicciónnounSpanish: jurisdicción; Portuguese: jurisdição
jurisprudencejurisprudençanoun
juristjurista [juris-]noun
juryjurionoun
just astal comother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
just: rightjuste [justi-]adjective
justicejustiçanoun
justice systemsistema de justiçanoun
justiciable: subject to trial in a court of lawjustiçábeladjective
justificationjustificaciónnoun
justificatory, justificative; supporting and/or documentaryjustificativeadjectiveSpanish: justificativo, French: justificative
justifiedjustificadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
justified, righteousjustificadeadjective
justifyjustifiçar [justifica-]verb
jute: rough fiber used to make ropes and twinejutnoun
juvenile, youthfuljuveniladjective
juxtaposejucstaponer [jucstapust-, jucstapusi-, jucstaponga-, jucstaposi-]verb
kaleidoscopecaleidoscopionoun
kangaroocangurunoun
karatecarateynoun
KazakhstanCazaquistônnoun
kebabquebabnoun
keep at baymantener a rayaverb
keep awake; discover, reveal, uncoverdesvelarverb
kennel: boarding house for dogsresidença caninenounSpanish
kerosenequerosennoun
ketchup, catsupcatchupnoun
key (musical), clefclav, clevnoun
key (person, topic...)claveadjective
key signaturearmadura de clefnoun
keyboard, push buttontécladonoun
keysllaviznoun
khaki colorcaquieadjective
kick (potent, usually of liquor)patada de mulanoun
kidnap (person), sequester, quarantine, isolate (until debts are paid or goal is met), sequestratesecuestrarverbSpanish/Portuguese
kidnap, abductraptarverb
kidnappersecuestradornoun
kidneyriñonoun
kids, childrenneñoznounCatalan: nens
kielbasa; sausage meatclobasanounCzech: klobása
killmatarverb
killer bee, Africanized beeabexa asassinenoun
killer whaleorcanoun
killer, matadormatadornoun
kilobit (kb): 1024 bitsquilobîtnoun
kilobyte (KB): 1024 bytes; 2 to the 10th power of bytesquilobaitê, quilo-octetnoun
kilogram (measurement)quilo, quilograma, kilonoun
kilometer (measurement)quilómetro, kilómetronoun
kilometer-longquilométricadjective
kilometer-long traffic jamsquilometric atascoz de tráficonoun
kimchiquîmtchinoun
kind, amiable, gracious (host)amábeladjective
kind, full of goodnessbonitoseadjectivePortuguese: bondoso; Spanish: bondadoso
kindnessamabilitánoun
kindnessbenignitánoun
kineticcineticadjective
kineticcinéticadjective
kingrey [rein-, reg-]noun
kingdomreinonoun
kingpin, head honchotatasconnoun
kisssuntchinounPapiamento
kisssuntchirverbPapiamento
kitchen, cooking placechamb de cochinar; cochinabonoun
kitepapalotinoun
kittengatitonoun
kleptocracycleptocraciênoun
kneerodillanounSpanish: rodilla
kneel (down)arrodillar-severb
knifecutchonoun
knight, horseman, cavalry soldiercavaleronoun
knitted captchuyunoun
knock out, stunasomerverbFrench: assommer
knotnôtnoun
knowsepamverbSpanish: sepa, sepamos, sepan (saber)present subjuntive of saber
know influential peopletener palanca cunverb
know: be aquainted withconocer [conosca-]verb
know: be aware, know how to do something; express knowledge or ignorance of a skill, fact, or information about somethingsaber [supi-, sepa-]verb
knowing thatsabendu queother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
knowledge of musicconocimento musicalnoun
kolache: sweetened yeast dough formed into rolls and filled with fruit, cheese or sausage before baking. (a Czech and Texan treat)colatchinounCzech: koláče
Koreancoreianadjective
Korean (person)coreianonoun
kuumba: creativity with the goal of leaving our environment more beautiful and beneficial than when we inherited it.cuumbanounSwahili
kyrgyzquirgheadjective
KyrgyzstanQuirghistônnoun
label on packaging, product label (visual and written description of facts about the product)rôtulonoun
labiallebialadjective
laborious, industriouslaborioseadjective
laborous, difficulttreballoseadjective
labour party, labor partypartido laboristenoun
labyrinthlaberintonoun
lachrymatorylacrimatorieadjectiveSpanish: lacrimatoria; Portuguese: lacrimatório
lack of foresightimpriviziónnoun
lack, shortagefaltanoun
lacking in empathy, with no empathyfalte de empatíêadjective
lacking in, shortage offalte deadjective
lacking sense, lamecoxeadjective
lacking, devoidmancanteadjective
lacks, lackestam escase deverb
ladderescaleiranoun
ladlegupinonoun
lagoonlagunanoun
lakelagonoun
lambañelnoun
lamb (meat)corderonoun
lamentlamentonoun
lamentlamentarverb
lament, mournlamentar-severb
lamentable, regrettablelamentábeladjective
lamentably, regrettably, unfortunatelylamentabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
lamentationlamentaciónnoun
lamplámpadanoun
lamppostlampionnounNeapolitan
lancelançanoun
land an aircraft, touch down, turn up (colloquial)aterrizarverbSpanish
land beside a riverveganoun
land reformreforma agrarenoun
land, disembarkdesembarcarverb
landed property, heritageheritánoun
landfill (site)vertederonoun
landing (from air to land of aircraft)aterrizadjnounSpanish: aterrizaje, Portuguese: aterrissagem, French: atterrissage, Italian: atterraggio
landing, disembarkationdesembarconoun
landlord, landlady, ownerdueño, dueñanoun
landscapepaisadjnoun
lane (for motor vehicle)carrelnoun
language acquisitionadquisición linguísticnoun
language of a nation, city, or of the palace/courtidiomanoun
language: means of expression, style of speech, ability to speak, computinglenguadj nounSee also: idioma
lapse (in judgement), errorlapsunoun
lapsed, expired; senilecaduqueadjective
laptop or notebook computercomputador portátilnounSpanish: computadora portátil
large estate (usually rural)latifundionoun
large knifecutatchanoun
large pick (gardening)piconnoun
large pot (for cooking)marmitanoun
large shrub or tree that produces legumeszambranonoun
large wooden spoonmicueinnoun
laringitislaringitinoun
larynx, voice boxlaringinoun
lasagnalasañanoun
laser productlaser-productonoun
lassolassarverb
lasso, looped knotlassonoun
last year, the year past (passed)l'añu pasadeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
last, endure, live onperdurarverb
last, highest or lowestdernieadjective
last, not break downdurarverb
last, ultimate, latestultime [ultima-]adjective
latetarduadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
late (period in history or art), slow to arrive, tardytardíeadjective
late 1960sfin de l'añuz 60noun
late afternoonúltime uora dele targinoun
late Baroque (period)baroco tardíenoun
late morningúltime uora dele mañánoun
late periodperíodo tardíenoun
lately, of late, recentlyultimaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
latentlatenteadjective
lateral, of the side (see: lado)lateraladjective
Latinlatínnoun
Latin Americanlatinamericanadjective
Latin Americanlatinamericanonoun
latitudelatitud [-tudin-]noun
LatviaLetonianoun
Latvianletonnoun
Latvianletoneadjective
laudatory, applausivelaudatorieadjective
laughrirverbPortuguese: rir; Spanish: reír; Catalan: riure; French: rire
laugh, laughterrisanounSpanish
laughingrienduother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
laughing falconguaconoun
launch (business, enterprise, website), throw (hard, violently)lancharverbitalian: lanciare; spanish: lanzar; portuguese: lançar
launch of the companyfundación de l'empresanoun
launched, thrownlanchadeadjective
launched, thrownlanchadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
launchinglanchamentonoun
laundromatlavandería automáticnoun
laundrylavanderíanoun
lawley [leg-]noun
law enforcementde l'orden públicadjective
law enforcement (compliance)le cumplimento dele leynoun
law enforcement, enforcement of the lawl'aplicación dele leynoun
lawn, grass areagramadonoun
lawn, yard (of short grass)gespa, pastonounCatalan: gespa; Spanish: césped, pasto; French: linon; Italian: linone/prato
lawsuit, judicial action, litigation, official disputepleitonoun
lawyer's office; legal feesprocuraduríanoun
lawyer, attorney, advocateadvogadonoun
laxativelacsanteadjective
laxativelacsantinoun
lay down the foundation of, establish, make firm (ground)asentarverbSpanish/Portuguese
lay eggsponderverb
laying of the foundationscimentaciónnoun
layman, regular personleigo [laic-]nounPortuguese
lazinessfiacanoun
lazinesspareganoun
lazyparegoseadjective
lazy, disinclined to work, indolentcaigueadjectiveGuarani: kaigue
LCD (liquid crystal display)escrôn de cristau líquidenoun
lead bulletsbalaz de plumonoun
lead, bullets (slang)plumonoun
leaderlídêrnoun
leader, person who guides or directs peopledirigentinoun
leadershipxefaturanounSp: jefatura
leadershiplidêrazgonoun
leaf cutter antsompoponoun
leaf, bladefollanoun
league (usually of soccer)liganoun
lean, pullover to side (on highway)encostarverb
lean, rest one's elbox or arm onacuderverb
lean, thin, skinny, meagermegre, delgadeadjective
leanness, thinness, meagernessmegritud [-tudin-]noun
learned, well-informedchienteadjective
lease, leasing contractcontratu de arrendamentonounSpanish: contrato de arrendamiento
least part, minoritymenóparti, menoríanoun
leathercueronounSpanish; Portuguese: couro/coiro
leave (imperative or command form)salgverbSpanish: sal, salgamos, salga, salgan
leave (something or someone behind); let/allow without stoppingdecharverb
leave a location, exitsalir [salga-]verb
leave in a hurry; boltbarajustarverb
leavesfollaznoun
LebanonLíbanonounSpanish, Portuguese
lectern: slanted reading desk sometimes used while standingatrielnounSpanish, Portuguese
lecturepalestranoun
lecturerpalestrantinoun
lecturer, instructordocentinoun
leftisquerdeadjective
left (behind)dechadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
left (behind)dechadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
left (direction)isquerdoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
left-wingisquerdisteadjective
left-wing, communistnyangaroseadjective
left-wingerisquerdistanoun
leftist, commienyangaranoun
leftovers, scraps (from meal, etc)sobraznoun
leg (of insect, animal)patanoun
leg (of person)pernanoun
legacylegadonoun
legal attachéatachey legalnoun
legal principleprescripciónnoun
legal, lawfullegaladjective
legalismlegalismonoun
legalistlegalistanoun
legalize, legitimatizelegitimarverb
legible: readablelesíbeladjective
legislate: make lawslegislarverb
legislatedlegisladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
legislatedlegisladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
legislationlegislaciónnoun
legislative, congressionallegislativeadjective
legislatorlegisladornoun
legislature: period of office, parliamentlegislaturanoun
legitimacylegitimitánoun
legitimate, rightfullegítimeadjective
leisure, free timeocionounSpanish
lemonlimónnoun
lemonadelimonadanoun
lemurlemurnoun
lend out, volunteer toprestarverb
lengthde longonoun
length (of)longura (de)noun
Lent: forty days that begins with Ash Wednesday and ends with the celebration of Eastercuaresimanoun
lessmenoscomparative or superlative
less thanmenos que, menos deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
less timemenos têmpoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
lessonliciónnoun
let go of, drop, loosen/untie; break forthsoltarverb
let someone outdechar salir a algomphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
let us know; inform usdechem-nois saber; înformem-noisphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: 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 coffeeNus tomem un cavíphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: Tomemos un café
let's seea verphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
lethalletaladjective
letter/message to someonebrievnounRomansh
letter: character representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the symbols of an alphabet.letra [liter-]noun
letter: written messagecartanoun
lettuceletchuganoun
levelnivelnoun
level, flat (on surface), balancedniveladeadjectiveSpanish: nivelado
leveling (out), evening outnivelaciónnounSpanish: nivelación
lever, joysticklevancanoun
levitatelevitarverb
levitationlevitaciónnoun
LeviticusLevíticu noun
levity, lightnesslevitánoun
lexemelecsemanoun
lexicallécsicadjective
lexicographerlecsicógrafo, lecsicógrafanoun
lexicographic, relating to compiling a lexicon or dictionarylecsicográficadjective
lexicographylecsicografíênoun
lexiconlecsiconoun
liarmentirosonoun
liar, fibberembustero, embusteranoun
liberalliberaladjective
liberal (in politics or social norms)liberaunoun
liberal internationalismînternacionalismo liberalnoun
liberalismliberalismonoun
liberalization, de-regulationliberalizaciónnoun
liberalizeliberalizarverb
liberallyliberalménadjective
liberateliberarverb
liberatedliberadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
liberatedliberadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
liberatorlibertadornoun
liberty, freedomlibertánoun
libido, sex-drivelibidonoun
librarianbibliotecarionoun
librarybibliotecanoun
licenselicençanoun
lichenliquen [+:liquenz]noun
lick (can be used figuratively)lamerverbSpanish
licorice, liquoriceregaluznoun
lie (laying/lying down)yacerverb
lie with someone; make out withficar converb
lie, falsehoodmasônjnoun
lie, falsehood, fabricated storyembustinoun
lie: tell a lie, fibmentirverb
lied (fibbed)mentideadjective
lied (fibbed)mentidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
lifevida [vit-]noun
life insuranceseguro de vidanoun
life-givingsalvatoreadjective
life-giving, revitalizing, enliveningvivificanteadjective
life-giving, that gives lifeque dam vidaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
lifeboatchalupi de salvetadjnoun
lifeformforma de vidanoun
lifelesssens vidaadjective
lifelong faithfei duradourenoun
liferaftbalsa de salvetadjnoun
lifetimeduración de vidanoun
lift, steal, pickpocketbolsearverb
ligamentligamentonoun
light (sunlight, artificial)luç [luci-, +:lucez]noun
light (when referring to weight or load); faint (hope, smile)leveadjective
light bulbbombillanoun
light coat, jacketcamizolnoun
light kiss (on cheek)rocinoun
light railmetro levenoun
light rain, like a drooling babybabuñanounGalician
light rain, showergaruvanoun
light spear, lancelanceanounOld French lance "spear, lance, lance-length" (12c.), from Latin lancea "light spear, Spanish lance" (Italian lancia, Spanish lanza)
lightningzecleynoun
lightning big, fireflyluciérnaganoun
lightweight, thinlejeadjective
like, ascomother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
likewisede tal maneraother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
liking, fellow feeling, sympathysimpatíênoun
lilaclilanoun
lily [+:lilies]lelio [+:lelioz]noun
limelimanoun
lime colorlimeadjective
lime, whitewashcalznoun
limerence: involuntary infatuation with obsessive thoughts for someone elselimerençanounSpanish: limerencia; Italian: limerenza; French: limerence
limestonecalisa [calqu-]noun
limestonecalcareadjective
limit, boundary, maximum, borderlinelímitinoun
limit, restrictlimitarverb
limitation, constraintlimitaciónnoun
limitedlimitadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
limitedlimitadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
limitless, without limitssens límitizadjective
linchpin (figurative), pivotpivotnounFrench: pivot; Portuguese: pivô
lineliñanoun
line (of something), rowfilanoun
lineageliñadjnoun
linear, linealliñal, liñareadjective
lingerie, linen goodslengeríênoun
lingual, of the tonguelingualadjective
linguistlinguistanoun
linguisticlinguísticadjective
lionleonnoun
liplebinoun
lipstickbatonnounFrench: bâton; Portuguese: batom
liqueurlicornoun
liqueur cabinetlicoreiranoun
liquidlíquideadjective
liquidlíquidonoun
liquid measurement of about .75 litersbotejanoun
liquor store ownerestanqueronoun
list of demandspliego de peticiónznoun
listenescutcharverb
liter (measurement)litronoun
literal: taking words in their natural meaningliteraladjective
literateletradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
literateletradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
literatureliteraturanoun
lithificationlitificaciónnoun
lithiumlitiunounSpanish: litio; Portuguese: lítio
lithogenesislitogénesinoun
lithogeniclitogénicadjective
lithogenous: produced by stonelitogeneadjective
lithologiclitológicadjective
lithologylitologíênoun
lithospherelitosferanoun
lithosphericlitosféricadjective
LithuaniaLituanianoun
Lithuanianlituanianadjective
Lithuanianlituanianonoun
litigationlitigioother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounSpanish: litigio; Portuguese: litígio
litigious, contentiouscontencioseadjective
litigious: concerned with lawsuits or litigationlitigioseadjective
litmustornasolnoun
litmus testproba decisive, proba de fogonoun
littertirar basura (en)verb
litter, brood, clutchneñadanounPortuguese: ninhada
little agitated, choppy, heated (debate)huloseadjectiveFrench: houleuse
little helpyuditanoun
little machinemachinitanoun
little pigporcinonoun
little tablemesitanoun
little treearboritonoun
little, fewpeorother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
littoral zone, near shore (geographical)litoraunoun
liveviververb
live (from), on the airen directe (desde)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
live a life oflevar un vida deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
live in seclusion, live with peace and quietviver cun recollimentoverb
live together, cohabitamachinar-severb
livedvivideadjective
livedvividupast participle
livelihood, sustentation, supportsusteñoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: sustento, French: soutien, Romanian: sustine
liverfígadonoun
livestockpecuarieadjective
livestock enclosure traditionally made of wood stakesbomanounBantu
living room, sitting roomchamb de sejur; livingnoun
living space, bedroom, living quarters (in hotel, barracks, etc)habitaciónnoun
living togetheramachinadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
living togetheramachinadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
living, animate, live (animals, births)viventeadjective
living, having power and movementxayêmeadjectiveHebrew: chaim, chayim חַיָּה ; Arabic: hayaah حياة
lizardlusartonounVenetian, Italian
llamallamanoun
load, board (a ship)embarcarverb
loanprestamonounPapiamento
loathe, weary, disgustfastiarverb
lobbylobearverb
lobby (politics, campaign)cavildearverb
lobby, entry hall, foyervestíbulnoun
lobbyingcavildeonoun
local mapmapa localnoun
localize, be located/situatedubicarverb
localize, locate, findlocalizarverb
locatedubicadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
locatedubicadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
location, branch of officeubicaciónadjective
lock on a car, house doorllavinnoun
locknutcontratuercanoun
lodging, accomodationshospedadjnoun
lofty, eminent, very tall (like excelsior)ecchelseadjectiveLatin: excelsus/excelsissimus
loggerhead turtlecaguamanounSpanish: tortuga caguama
logic, reasoninglógiconoun
logical fallacyfalacia lógicnoun
logical, rationallógicadjective
logicallylogicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
logisticianlogisticiennoun
logisticslogísticanoun
loinslomoznoun
longlonghe [longe/i-]adjective
long (time), for a long timelongtêmpoadverb (clearly and always an adverb)French: longtemps; Spanish: mucho tiempo
long haircabello longhenoun
long overcoattchaleconoun
long-livedlongeveadjective
long-range (of rockets, ships, missiles)de longhe alcanciadjectiveSpanish: de largo alcance; Portuguese: de longo alcance; French: à longue portée
longevitylongevitánoun
longing, nostalgic yearningsaudaginoun
longitude (geography), lengthlongitud [-tudin-]noun
look after, take care ofzelarverb
look at, watch (television), gaze, glancemirarverb
look for; search for (actively)procurarverb
look, glance, a sight, a lookmiradanoun
loose, short-sleeved shirt with large pocketsgubayeranoun
loose, slack; poor (in performance, not potent)floxeadjectiveSpanish: flojo, floja
loose/free/out, seperate/detachedsolteadjective
loosen, disperse, dissipatesolververb
loquacious, talkativelocuaceadjective
Lord GodSeñor Jehovanoun
lordly, noble, grandseñoriladjective
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.alurinoun
lose groundperder terrenoverb
lose one's nerve, chicken outaculerar-severb
lose one's temper, become angryarretchar-severb
lose value (depreciate)desvalorizar-severbPortuguese: desvalorizar-se
lose, miss (a class, plane, opportunity)perderverb
losspérdidanoun
loss of stock, business lossculadjnoun
lostperdideadjective
lot: a share or an area for parking or for a buildinglotinoun
loud laugh, guffawcarcaxadanounSpanish: carcajada
loud, booming voicevoçorónnoun
LouisianaLuisiananoun
lounge bar (place of eating, drinking, and socializing)launjnoun
lounge: spacious area in a hotel, airport, club, or theater to sit and relaxsalónnoun
loveamar [amis-, amig-]verb
loveamornoun
love developed out of deep friendship or fighting side by side on a battlefieldfiliamarverb
love parents naturally feel for their childrenestorgamarverb
love passionate and intensely, usually lustfulerosamarverb
love selflessly and sacrificiallyagapamarverb
loveliness, beautybellesanoun
lovely gold floweranacaonanoun
lover, sweetheartamantinoun
low blood pressure or dizzinessyeyonoun
low, low-lying, bassbaijeadjective
low-skilled worker; non-specialized workertreballador na-especializadenounSpanish: trabajador no especializado
lower backlombanoun
lower, take down, turn downabaijarverb
loyallealadjective
lubricantlubricantinoun
lubricatelubricarverb
lubricating, that lubricateslubricanteadjective
lucidlúcideadjective
lucidness, luciditylucidesanoun
lucrativelucrativeadjective
lugubrious, extremely mournfullúgubreadjective
Luke, LucasLucanoun
lullbunatzinoun
lumbar (support)lombareadjective
lumberjack, timber-merchant, lumber-dealermadereronoun
lumberyardmadereríanoun
luminescenceluminescençanoun
luminescentluminescenteadjective
luminosityluminositánoun
luminous, brightluminoseadjective
lump of salt made from evaporating sea watercurumanoun
lump, bumpñocconounVenetian: gnòco
lunar: based on the moonlunareadjective
lunchalmorsonoun
lunch specialalmorso especialnoun
lungpulmónnoun
lushness, exuberanceegsuberançanoun
Luso-tropicalistluso-tropicalisteadjective
Lusophone (person who speaks the Portuguese language)lusofononoun
Lutheranluteranonoun
luthier: musical instrument makerlutieronoun
LuxembourgLuxemburgonoun
luxurious, deluxeluxoseadjective
luxuryluxonoun
lycheelitchinoun
lying (fibbing)mentienteadjective
lying down; recumbent; recliningyacenteadjective
lynxlincinoun
lyrical, lyriclíricadjective
lyricslíricanoun
M.O., modus operandi (in Latin)em-ounoun
macabremacabreadjectiveFrench/Catalan: macabre; Portuguese/Spanish/Italian: macabro; German: makaber
macaque, monkeymacaconoun
macaroni, noodlesmacarónznounSpanish: macarrón [+: macarrones]; Italian +: maccheroni; Portuguese: macarrão
macaw (bird)guaranoun
macaw flowerbihaonoun
MacedoniaMacedonianoun
maceratemacerarverb
maceration, soaking and softeningmaceraciónnoun
MachiavellianmaquiavélicadjectivePortuguese/Spanish: maquiavélico; French: machiavélique
machiavellianismmaquiavelismonounSpanish/Portuguese: maquiavelismo; French: machiavélisme
machinationmachinaciónnounFrench: machination
machinemáchina [mecan-]noun
machine learningaprendisadj automáticnoun
machine translation, automatic translationtraducción automáticnounSpanish, Catalan, French, Portuguese, Italian
machinerymachinarionoun
machinistmachinistanoun
macrobioticmacrobióticadjective
macrocephalous, of a large headmacrocefaleadjective
macrocosmmacrocosmonoun
macroeconomicsmacroeconomíênoun
macular degenerationdegeneración macularenoun
madam: referring to woman with authority, ladymev'dama; meudamanoun
made, donefetcheadjective
made, donefetchupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
madhouse, mental hospitaltimarananounJudeo-Spanish
magazine, reviewrevistanoun
magenta (between pink and violet)magenteadjective
Maghrib (the), MaghrebMaqreb (le)noun
magicmagicaadjective
magical potionpócima mágicnoun
magical, magicmagicadjective
magicianmagiciennoun
magistral, magisterial, masterfulmagistraladjectiveCatalan/Spanish/Portuguese: magistral; Italian: magistrale
magistrate, functionary of a public officemagistradonoun
Magna Carta, Great CharterMagne Chartanoun
magnanimitymagnanimitánoun
magnanimousmagnánimeadjective
magneticmagnéticadjective
magnetic stripbanda magnéticnoun
magnetospheremagnetosferanoun
magnetosphericmagnetosféricadjective
magnificationmagnificaciónnoun
magnificent, wonderful, splendidmagníficother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderadjSpanish/Portuguese: magnífico; Italian: magnifico; French: magnifique
magnificentlymagnificaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
magnifymagnifiçar [magnifica-]verb
magnitude (of earthquake, hurricane, etc)magnitud [-tudin-]noun
magnitude of displacementmagnitud de desplacimentonoun
magnum opus, one's life workgrande obranoun
mahogany (wood)caobanoun
maiddoncellanoun
maid, helper, minionmeninanounSpanish
maidendoncelanounGalician; Spanish: doncella, Portuguese: donzella
maiden: unmarried womansolteranoun
mailcorreonoun
mailing addressseñaz postalnoun
mailman, mail womancartero, carteranoun
main course of mealtratcha principalnoun
main course/mealplato principalnoun
main door, front doorporta principalnoun
main entranceentrada principalnoun
main, principalprincipaladjective
maintainmantener [mantuvi-, mantenga-]verb
maintainablemanteníbeladjective
maintenance: conservation of, continuation ofmantenimentonoun
majority, most peoplemayoríanoun
make a facefacer un caretaverb
make a mistake, be mistakenyerrar-severbJudeo-Spanish
make a recordingrealizar un grabaciónverb
make a recoveryrecuperar-severb
make allegations (about)facer acusaciónz (sobrê)verb
make angry, anger, cause outrageindignarverbSpanish
make as if one has money or position, pretendapantayarverb
make better, improvebonifiçar [bonifica-]verb
make bubble, boilebullirverb
make cold, refrigeraterefrigerarverb
make connection, switch on, call upligarverb
make frequent use of frauds, tricks, and deceitsembustiarverb
make happy, felicitatefelicitarverb
make lameencoxarverbSpanish: encojar
make live as the Jewsjudaizerverb
make perfect, complete; make marriage complete by having sexual intercourseconsumarverb
make sleepy, put to sleepadormecer [-esca-]verb
make up or swell up the numbersfacer bultoverbSpanish: hacer bulto
make use ofdisponer deverb
make, render, yield; perform (well), produce, tire outrendirverb
makeup, make-up, composition, constitution (of person)composiciónnoun
maladymáladinoun
malagasymalagachinoun
malevarónnoun
male, manmásculonoun
malevolencemalvolesanoun
malevolentmalvoleadjective
MaliMalinoun
Malianmalienseadjective
malice, ill will, wickedness, evil doing, maliciousnessmalicianoun
malicious, malevolentmalicioseadjective
malnutritionmalnutriciónnoun
maltmaltanoun
maltodextrinmaltodecstrinanounSpanish/Portuguese: maltodextrina; Italian: maltodestrina
maltymaltic, malteadjective
mammalmamîferonoun
man (not woman) [+: men]homen [+: homenz, homi-]nounLatin: hominem, vir; French: homme; Spanish: hombre; Portuguese: homem; Italian: UomoSee also: om
man, crewtripularverb
managemanejarverb
manage to, get toconseghirverb
manageablemanejábeladjective
managedmanejadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
managedmanejadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
managementgestiónnoun
manager, manageress (of store, restaurant, hotel)gerentchi [gesti-]noun
managerialgerentchialadjective
managingmanejanteadjective
manateemanatinoun
mandatemandatonoun
mandible, jawmandíbulnounSpanish: mandíbula
mandolinmandolinanoun
maneuver, manoeuvremanêobranoun
maneuver/manoeuvre, work/operate with the handsmanêobrarverb
manger, trough for feed and water of livestockpesebrinoun
mangomangonoun
manholetrampi de accesonoun
maniacmaníaconoun
manicotti: Italian American kind of pasta. They are very large pasta tubes, usually ridged, that are intended to be stuffed and baked.manêgottinoun
manifest: clear or obvious to the eye or mindmanifesteadjective
manifesto: public declarationmanifestonoun
manipulatemanipularverb
manipulationmanipulaciónnoun
manipulativemanipulativeadjective
mannermaneranoun
mantle (of the earth)manto terrestrenoun
manualmanualadjective
manualmanuelnoun
manufacture, produce an artificial object; fabricatefabricarverb
manufacturer, makerfabricantinoun
manufacturing industry particularly assembling plants for exporting to wealthy countriesmaquilanoun
manuscript: physical copy of text usually handwrittenmanuscritonoun
many, a lot ofbocu deadjective
many, numerousnumeroseadjective
mapmapanoun
map librarycartografitecanoun
mapleaceriadjectiveSpanish: arce; Italian: acero
maple (syrup) producingacéricoleadjective
maple syrupsarobi de acerinoun
marblemármolnoun
March (month)marçonounRomanian: martie; French: mars; Spanish/Galician/Italian: marzo;, Portuguese: março; Catalan: març
march, walk together (in military formation...)marcherverb
Marcus AreliusMarco AurelionounSpanish
mare- the female of a horse or other equine animal.yeguanoun
margin, edgemargen [+:margenz; margin-]noun
marginalmarginaladjective
marginalizemarginar; marginalizarverbSpanish: marginar
marijuanaganjanoun
marinadeadobonoun
marinadeescabedjnounSpanish: escabeche from Arabic asukkabaj
marinemarineadjective
mariner, sailor, seamanmarineronoun
maritime claimsreclamaciónz marítimenounSpanish: reclamaciones marítimas
maritime lawdretcho maritimenoun
maritime: of or pertaining to objects or actions related to or conducted on the seamarítimeadjective
mark contour lines on a map, delimitacotarverb
Mark, Marcus, MarcoMarcunoun
marker (biology), indicatormarcadornoun
marketmercadonoun
market vendorachineronoun
marketablecomerchábeladjective
marketplace, area where vendors sell merchandiseachineríanoun
marmelademarmeladanoun
marmosetwistitinoun
marquismarquésnoun
marriage (institution of), state of being marriedmatrimonioother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounLatin: matrimonium
marriage contractcapitulación matrimonialnoun
marriage weddingcasamentonoun
marrowtuétanonoun
marrymarirverb
marry (figurative), conjoin, conjugate (verb)conjugarverb
Mars (the planet)Marte [marci-]noun
marsh, coastal mangrove swampnyanganoun
marshalmarichaunoun
marshmallowbesitonoun
martial (law), warlikemarcialnoun
Martianmarcianadjective
Martianmarcianonoun
martyrmárturnoun
martyrdommarturionoun
martyrizationmarturizaciónnoun
martyrize, martyrmarturizarverb
marvel, miracle (in a sense)meravillanoun
marvelous, wonderfulmeravilloseadjective
Marxism (Karl Marx)marcsismonoun
Marxistmarcsistanoun
Marxistmarcsisteadjective
masculinemasculineadjective
masculine (linguistics)masculinonoun
mashed potatoespurey de batataznoun
mason, bricklayermatsonnoun
mass (Catholic church)misanoun
mass (physics), dough (especially of bread)masanoun
mass destructiondestrucción masivenounspanish: destrucción masiva
mass hysteriahisteri colectivenoun
massacrematancinanoun
mastmástielnoun
masterlymayestraménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mastership, an office of a master (someone in charge of something based on knowledge)mayestrazgonoun
mastery, control or governance (over something)mayestríênounEspañol: maestría; mestria; Português: domínio; Français: maîtrise; Italiano: maestria; Rumano: măiestrie; Latin: magisterium
match, matchstick (for lighting fire or candle)alumetnoun
matches, coincides withcoîncidim cunverb
mate: Paraguayan tea made from yerba mate leaves served hotmateynounGuarani
material: physical goods, needs, etcmaterialadjective
materialismmaterialismonoun
materialistmaterialisteadjective
materials: building, teaching, writingmateriauznoun
maternalmaternaladjective
mathematicsmatemáticanoun
matrixmatriç [+:matricez]noun
mattematnounFrench: mat
mattersmateriaznoun
Matthew, Matthias (Dutch), Mateus (Portuguese), Mateo (Spanish)Matiyunoun
mattresscolchónnounSpanish
mature, ripemadureadjective
maturity, mellownessmaduresanoun
maxillamacsilanoun
maximizationmacsimizaciónnoun
maximummácsimeadjective
May (month)maionoun
maybe, perhapsquizáadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: quizá; Portuguese: talvez; French: peut-être; Haitian Creole: petèt
mayonnaisemayonesanoun
mayoralcaldinoun
mayorship, office or position of mayoralcaldíanoun
meadowpraunoun
mealwipanounSt. Lucian
meal (food)comidanounSpanish
means, mediummilionounSpanish: medio; Portuguese: meio
meanwhile, in the meantimeatêndenduother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
measurablemesurábeladjective
measuremesurar, medirverb
measure, measurementmesura, medidanoun
measuredmesuradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
measuredmesuradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
meat as food, does not include fish or chickencarni [-carna-]noun
meatballcofteynounJudeo-Spanish
meatloafpañ de carninoun
mechanic (person)mecaniciennoun
mechanic, mechanicalmecánic, machinaladjective
mechanical engineeringmachinîngeñerwergnoun
mechanicsmecánicanoun
mechanismmecanizmonoun
mechanisticmecanisteadjective
mechanizationmecanizaciónnoun
mechanizemecanizarverb
medalmedallanounCatalan/Spanish: medalla, French: médaille, Portuguese: medalha
mediamidiáticadjective
media (the television channels, radio stations, newspapers)mídianoun
media propaganda machinemáchina propagandístic midiáticnoun
median strip (in road)mediananoun
mediatormedjadornounSpanish: mediador
medicalmédicadjective
medical dressing, pack, compresscompresanoun
medicinal herbsyujosnoun
medicinemedicinanoun
medicine that you take to get more energy and feel healthier; carbonated watertónicanoun
mediocre, average, uninspiringmediocreadjective
mediocritymediocritánoun
meditate, ponder: think overmeditarverb
meditationmeditaciónnoun
MediterraneanMediterráneonoun
Mediterranean Seamêr MediterránenounSpanish: mar Mediterráneo
meet (competition, race); match (sports)encôntronounSpanish: encuentro; Portuguese: encontro
meeting room; chapter housesala capitularenoun
meeting, chaptercapitulareadjective
meeting, section (of law)capítulnoun
megabit (Mb): 1024 kilobitsmegabîtnoun
megabyte (MB): 1024 kilobytes; 2 to the 20th power bytes; about 1 million bytesmegabaitê, megaoctetnoun
megachurchmegaîglesianoun
megacitymegaciutánoun
megafaunamegafaunanoun
megalithicmegalíticadjective
megaphonemegáfononoun
megatendencymegatendençanoun
melancholic recollectionlumbalúnounPalenquero
mellifluous: sweet and smooth like honeymeliflueadjectiveSpanish: melifluo
melodramaticmelodramáticadjective
melonmelonnoun
meltderritirverb
melting, ironworks, smeltingfundiciónnoun
membermembreadjective
membermembronoun
member of working class or the common peopleplebei [plebis-]nounsometimes used to denote hierarchy
member, belonging (to), pertaining topertenecenteadjective
memorandummemorandonoun
menace, threat, pain or annoyanceamenaçanounSpanish: amenaza; French: menace; Portuguese: ameaça
mendaciousmendaceadjective
mendaciousness, mendacitymendacitánoun
menstrual (of women's cycle)menstrualadjective
menstruatemenstruarverb
mentalmîntaladjective
mentalitymîntalitá noun
mentalize; mentally prepare, mentally reframemîntalizarverb
mentallymîntalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
menumenyúnoun
MephistophelesMefistófelinoun
mercantilemercantiladjective
mercantilismmercantilismonoun
mercantilistmercantilisteadjective
merchandise: articles for sale or trade, commodities of commercemercaduríanoun
merchant (on a large scale), trader, businessmancomerchantinoun
merchant, store ownermercaderonoun
merciful, forgivingmisericordioseadjective
mercy seatpropiciatorionoun
mercy, forgiveness, compassionmisericordinoun
merely, only, solely; it's just that...sôluadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Meridion, SouthMeridionnoun
meritméritonoun
meritocracymeritocraciê [meritocrat-]noun
meritorious, full of meritmeritorieadjective
Merry Christmas!¡Feliç Navitau!phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionPortuguese pronunciation of Natal: of the birth
merrymaker, revelerrungheronoun
Mesopotamianmesopotamian, mesopotámicadjective
mesopotamianmesopotámicadjective
Mesopotamian culturecultura mesopotámicnoun
mesospheremesosferanoun
mesosphericmesosféricadjective
messquilombonounSpanish (Argentina): quilombo
mess, disorderly place or situationbagunsanoun
messagemensadjnoun
messed-up, in a mess, botheredbruñideadjectiveHonduran Spanish
messed-up, in a mess, botheredbruñidupast participleHonduran SpanishUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
messengermensadjeronoun
messiah, Messiahmessía, MessíanounSpanish: mesías; French: messie; Portuguese: messias; Italian: messia
metabolicmetabólicadjective
metabolismmetabolismonoun
metacarpusmetacarponoun
metalmetaunoun
metalanguage, meta-languagemetalenguadjnoun
metalinguisticmetalinguísticadjective
metallicmetálicadjective
metallurgicalmetalurgicadjective
metallurgistmetalurgista, metalurgiconoun
metallurgymetalurgianoun
metalworkermetalmecaniciennounItalian: metalmeccanico
metamathematicsmetamatemáticanoun
metamictization, amorphization, amorphisationamorfizaciónnoun
metamorphicmetamórficadjective
metamorphismmetamorfismonoun
metamorphosismetamorfosinoun
metaphormetáforanoun
metaphysicalmetafísicadjective
metaphysicsmetafísicanoun
metastasismetástasinoun
metastasizemetastatizar; facer metástasiverbPortuguese: metastatizar
metastaticmetastásicadjective
metatheorymetateoríênoun
meteormetioranoun
meteoritemeteoritonoun
meteorologicalmeteorológicadjective
meteorologistmeteorólogonoun
meteorologymeteorologíênoun
meters deep, of depthmetroz de profunditánoun
methanemetanonoun
methane hydratehidrato de metanonoun
methanolmetanolnoun
method, processmetodnoun
methodicalmetodicadjective
Methodistmetodistanoun
meticulous or trivial detailsdetallez nimienoun
meticulous, painstaking (attention to details)meticulose [meticulosa-]adjective
meticulouslymeticulosaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
metropolismetrópolinoun
metropolitanmetropolitanadjective
metropolitan (person), city dwellermetropolitanonoun
Mexicanmexicanadjective
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 pomegranatetchiliz en nogadanoun
Mexican dish of stuffed, roasted, fresh poblano pepper (a mild chili pepper named after the city of Pueblas)tchili rellenenoun
Mexican wine palmcoyolnoun
Mexican, person from Mexicomexicanonoun
MexicoMéxiconoun
microbial, microbicmicrobianadjectiveSpanish
microcosmmicrocosmonoun
microeconomicsmicroeconomíênoun
microphonemicrófononoun
microplasticmicroplásticonoun
microscopemicroscopionoun
microwave ovenforno de micr'undaznoun
Mid-Atlantic Ridgecordillera mesoatlánticnounSpanish: dorsal/cordillera mesoatlántica; French: dorsale médio-atlantique; Portuguese: dorsal/ cordilheira mesoatlântica
midday, noonmedjedíanoun
Middle AgesMedioevonoun
midnightmedje-notchinoun
midnight blue, very dark bluegormeadjectiveCeltic
midwifecomadrênoun
mighty, powerful: influential, controlling (government...)pussanteadjectivePortuguese: possante; French: puissante
migrantmigrantinoun
migrate: move from one place to anothermigrarverb
migrationmigraciónnoun
migratormigradornoun
migratory, migratingmigratorieadjective
Miguel (popular name)Mighelnoun
mild (weather), mercifulclementeadjective
milemillanoun
mileagemilladjnoun
mileage but for kilometers, kilometragequilometradj, kilometradjnoun
militarymilitareadjective
military tribunaljusgaunounMexican Spanish: juzgau
militiamilicinoun
militiamanmiliciennoun
milkletchi [lácte-]noun
milkmanletcheronoun
mill for breadtahonanoun
Millennial: person born in 1980s or 1990s.milenaria, milenarionoun
millenniummilenionounFrench: millénaire; Spanish: milenio; Italian: millennio; Portuguese: milênio; Corsican: millenniu
millionaire: person having over a million dollarsmillonarionoun
mindmîntnounRomanian: minte; Spanish/Portuguese: mente; Catalan: ment
mine (place where something is extracted from the earth)minanoun
minersmineroznoun
minimalmínimeadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: mínima; Catalan: mínim
minimalismminimalismonoun
minimalistminimalistanoun
minimalistminimalisteadjective
ministryministeronoun
mintortelnounPortuguese: hortelã
minuteminutonoun
minutiaminucianounSpanish: minucia
miraclemirágulnoun
miracularmiragulareadjective
miraculousmiragulose [miragulosa-]adjective
miraculouslymiragulosaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
miragemiradj, espellismonoun
mirrorespello, miruôrnoun
misconceptionconceptu errone; idea erronenoun
miser, server of selfalagartadonoun
misjudge, not calculate welljusgar mau; na calcular bienverbSpanish: no calcular bien, juzgar mal
mislead/disorient, misplaceegstraviarverb
mislead: fool, deceive, cheatengañarverb
miss, ma'amseñoranoun
missilemisielnoun
mission, assignmentmisiónnoun
missionarymisionareadjective
missionary: person with a missionmisionarionoun
mistakeyerronounJudeo-Spanish
mister, sir, master, lordseñornoun
mistrust, distrustdesconfiançanounFrench: méfiance; Spanish: desconfianza
mitigatemitigarverb
mitigate riskmitigar riesgoverb
mitigated speechdiscurso mitigadenoun
mitigationmitigaciónnoun
mitigation: something to ease a judgementatenuantinoun
mitochondrialmitocondrialadjective
mitochondrion [+:mitochondria]mitocondria [+:mitocondriaz]noun
mitogenomemitogenomanoun
mix mastermachiniteronoun
mix, blendmichlarverb
mixed drink made with gin, red wine, sugar, and icecalambrinoun
mixed, co-edmicsteadjective
mixture of disparate materials, mix, melange, blendmélanjnounFrench/Haitian
mixture of shredded meat, aromatics, fruits and spicespicadillonoun
mixture, blendmichlanoun
mnemonic, mnemotechnique: aids in retenion or retrievalmnemotécnicanounSpanish/Portuguese: mnemotécnica
moan, groangemerverb
mob, gang (unruly)gruyanoun
mobilemoviladjective
mobilizationmovilizaciónnoun
mobilizemovilizarverb
moccasinsmacacinaznoun
mock, make fun ofcasuarverb
mockery, ridicule, subjection of someone to contemptuous behaviormofanoun
mockery, ridiculizationridiculizaciónnoun
mocking, derisive, ridiculizingridiculizanteadjective
mode of transportationmodo de transportinoun
mode: a way of ​operating, ​living, or ​behavingmodonoun
modelmodelonoun
model, blueprintmachotinoun
moderate (adjust/change); act as moderator in debatemoderarverb
moderate (not excessive)moderadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
moderate (not excessive)moderadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
moderate (politics)moderadonoun
moderate, regulatetemperarverb
modernmoderneadjective
modernismmodernismonoun
modernitymodernitánoun
modest home; hut with thatched roofbohínoun
modificationmodificaciónnoun
modifymodifiçar [modifica-]verb
modularmodulareadjective
modular programmingprogramación modularenoun
modulatemodularverb
modulationmodulaciónnoun
modulus, modulomódulonoun
moldmoldinoun
mole (animal)touponoun
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.mulinoun
molecularmoleculareadjective
moleculemoléculnoun
molotov cocktailscóctelez molotovnoun
mom, mother, mommamadrê [matern-]nounLatin: matre, Spanish/Italian: madre; Sicilian: matri
momentmomentonoun
momentous: decision or event of great importance for the futuremomentoseadjective
momma, mommymamá, maminoun
monarchymonarquíênoun
monasterymonasteronoun
Mondaylundeynoun
monetarymonetarenoun
monetizationmonetizaciónnoun
monetizemonetizarverb
moneyburunounPalenquero in Columbia
money (cash or silver)arjanoun
money (in any form)monetanoun
money changersarafnounJudeo-Spanish
money launderinglavadj de dineironoun
money, bucks (slang)piatênounstandard French word pièce ("coin") or pierre ("stone"), or perhaps piastre (dollar, buck)
money, cashbiyuyonoun
monitormonitornoun
monitor lizardvaranonoun
monitor, controlcontrolarverb
monitored, controlledcontroladeadjective
monkmonxinounSpanish: monje, Galician: monxe; Portuguese: monge
monkey applesunzapotinoun
monologuemonólogonoun
monomyth, hero's journeymonomitonoun
mononitratemononitratonounPortuguese/Spanish/Italian: mononitrato
monophylymonofilianoun
monopolizemonopolizarverb
monopolizedmonopolizadeadjective
monopolymonopolionoun
monotheismmonoteísmonoun
monotheisticmonoteístic, monoteísteadjective
monotonemonótononoun
monotonousmonótoneadjective
monstermonstrunoun
monstrous, freakishmonstruoseadjective
montagnard, highland personmontañardnoun
monthminsnoun
monthlyminsaladjective
monthlyminsalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
monumentalmonumentaladjective
mood, frame of mind, dispositionhumornoun
moonLunanoun
moonshine, hoochcususanoun
mopmopa, trapeadornounSpanish: mopa; Latin America Spanish: trapeador; English
mopmopear, trapearverb
moralmoraladjective
moralitymoralitánoun
moremaisintensifier or quantifierVulgar Latin, Portuguese, Galician
more thanmais que, mais decomparative or superlative
morningmañánoun
MoroccoMarroconoun
morphagenetic fieldcampo morfogenéticnoun
morphinemorfinanoun
morphologicalmorfológicadjective
morphologicallymorfologicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
morphologymorfologíênoun
morsel, bite-sizepipirinnoun
mortal, deadlymortaladjective
mortal, human being who will die unlike a heavenly beingmortaunoun
mortgagehipotecanoun
mortgagehipotecarverb
mortgagedhipotecadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
mortgagedhipotecadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
mortuary, morguemortuariunoun
mortuary: pertaining to death and the deadmortuareadjective
mosaicmosaiconoun
MoscowMoscúnoun
MosesMoizesnoun
mosquemasgednoun
mosquemozquinoun
mosquitomosquitonoun
mossmusgonoun
most commoncomuníssimeadjective
most excellenteccelentíssimeadjective
most noblenoblíssimeadjective
most possiblepossibilíssimeadjective
most rapid, fastestrapidíssimeadjective
most, major partmayóparti, mayoríanounSpanish: mayor parte; French: plupart; Portuguese: maior parte; Catalan: major part
mothpolillanounSpanish: polilla
mother-in-lawsugranoun
motivatemotivarverb
motivationmotivaciónnoun
motivationalmotivacionaladjective
motive, cause, reason, motifmotivonoun
motor, enginemotornoun
motorcyclemotocicleta, motonoun
mound, knoll, hillockmontículnounSpanish: montículo
mountainmontañanoun
mountain-dweller, montagnardmontañardnounFrench: ?montagnard
mountainousmontañoseadjective
mounting nuttuerca de montadjnoun
mouseratónnounSpanish: ratón
mousesoretchnounRomanian: şoarece; French: souris
mouse (for computer)mousinoun
mousepadalfombrillanounSpanish: alfombrilla de ratón
mouthbucanoun
mouthful, morsel, bitebucadonoun
mouthpiece (for brass/wind instruments)estrangulnoun
movable panelpanel movilnoun
move (in game), playjucadanoun
move away from, keep away fromalexarverb
move away, grow apart, distance oneselfdistanciar-severb
move away; remove (from a position); separate (one from the other)afastarverb
move back fromretirar-severb
move emotionallyconmoververb
move emotionallyemoververb
move forward, progress, advanceavancirverb
move oneselfmover-severb
move: budgebugerverb
move: cause to movemoververb
moved emotionallyemovideadjective
moved emotionallyemovidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
movementmovimentonounSpanish: movimiento, Portuguese/Italian: movimento, French: mouvement
movie, film, cinematographic, of cinematographycinematográficadjective
mozzarellamotzadelanoun
mucus, something coughed uprascanounNeapolitan
mudbardonoun
mufflerbufandonoun
Muhammad, MohammadMuhamednoun
multi-millionairemultimillonarionoun
multiaxismultieicheadjectiveSpanish: multieje; Portuguese: multieixo
multicellularmulticelulareadjective
multidisciplinarymultidisciplinareadjective
multidisciplinary approachabordadj multidisciplinarenoun
multiethnic, multinationalmultiétnicadjective
multifacetedmultifacéticadjectiveSpanish: multifacético
multifunctional, multifunctionmultifuncionaladjective
multilateralmultilateraladjective
multilingualmultilingueadjective
multimediamultimídianoun
multimedia contentcontenido multimidialnoun
multiplemúltipleadjective
multiple attestationatestación múltiplenoun
multiplication tabletábul de multiplicaciónnoun
multiplicitymultiplicitánoun
multipolarmultipolareadjective
multipolaritymultipolaritánoun
multipurpose room (of public area)sala polivalentenoun
multiracialmultirachaladjective
multitudinalmultitudinalnoun
multitudinousmultitudinareadjective
multivarientmultivarienteadjective
multiversemultiversonoun
municipalitymunicipionoun
municipally owned, municipalehidaladjective
murder, slayingmîrdrânoun
murderer, person committing homicidehomicidanoun
musclemuscolonoun
muscularmuscolareadjective
museographermuseografonoun
museographymuseografíênoun
museummuseonoun
mushroomagorcelnoun
mushrooms, fungusfongoznoun
mushymuchieadjective
musicmúsicanoun
musicalmusicaladjective
musical bow of traditional instrumentcarambanoun
musical scorepartituranoun
musical: a play with lots of songs and dancingmusicaunoun
musicianmusiciennoun
muskamisclanoun
muskyamisclareadjective
muslimmusulmanadjective
mustache, moustachemustachnoun
mute, silentmudeadjective
mutualmutue [mutua-], mutualadjective
mutual fundsfondoz mutuenoun
mutual intelligibilityintelixibilitá mutuenoun
mutualismmutualismonoun
mutually assured destructiondestrucción mutue aseguradenoun
mutually, reciprocallymutuaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
my limited knowledge of philosophymev conocimento limitade de filosofíêphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
my point of viewmev puntu de vistaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
my sir (very polite)mev'sêr; meusêrnoun
myopia, nearsightednessmiopianoun
mysterymisterionoun
mysticmísticonoun
mystic, mysticalmísticadjective
mythmitonoun
mythologicalmitológicadjective
mythologymitologíênoun
NAFTA: North American Free Trade AgreementTratado de Libre Comerço de Nortaméricanoun
nail (anatomy)uñanoun
nail (tools)anguanoun
nail polishglasnoun
naïve and unsuspecting, unsophisticatedcándideadjective
naive, ingenuous (not genius)ingenueadjective
naked, nudecalateadjective
namenomi (-nomin-)noun
name tagcrachánounPortuguese: crachá
nanoparticlenanopartículnoun
napkinmapinnoun
napkin, towel for handsservyetanoun
Naples (town in Italy)NapulinounNeapolitan
narcissismnarcisismonoun
narcissistnarcisistanoun
narcissisticnarcisisteadjective
narrationnarraciónnoun
narrativenarrativanoun
narrativizationnarrativizaciónnoun
narrowangusteadjectiveSpanish/Italian
narrow, strict (figurative)estriteadjective
narwhalnarvaunoun
nascent, beginning to risenaicenteadjective
nationnaciónnoun
nationalnacionaladjective
nationalistic, nationalistnacionalisteadjective
nationalizationnacionalizaciónnoun
nationalizenacionalizarverb
nationhoodcategoríê de naciónnounSpanish: categoría de nación
native (referring to birth or nationality)nativo, nativanoun
native language, mother tonguelengua maternenoun
native tree species known for its extremely hard woodlumanoun
NATO: North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationOTANnoun
naturalnaturaladjective
natural environmententorno naturalnoun
natural language processingprocesamento de lenguadj naturalnoun
natural spring, fountain (source)manancinounSpanish: manantial
naturally, of coursenaturalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
nature (environment)naturalesanoun
nature (natural character, origin…)naturesanoun
nauseatednauseadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
nauseatednauseadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
navel orangenevulanoun
navigablenavegábeladjective
navigatenavegarverb
navigationnavegaciónnoun
navigationalnavegacionaladjective
navyarmadanoun
navy bean, parakeetperiquillonounSpanish: periquillo, Portuguese: periquilho
navy blueblave marineadjective
NCO: non-commissioned officeroficiau na-comisionadenoun
near, close topertu deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
near, nearbypertuother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
nebulanebulanoun
nebulousnebuloseadjective
necessarilynecesareménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
necessarynecesareadjective
necessity, neednecesitánoun
neckcuelonoun
neck and neck, evenly-matchedegualadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
neck and neck, evenly-matchedegualadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
necklacecolareynoun
necktiecrovatanoun
necktiegravatanoun
necropolisnecrópolinoun
nectarnectêrnoun
nectarinenectarinanoun
needbozwênoun
need: have need ofhaver bozwê deverb
needleagullanounSpanish: aguja, French: aiguille, Catalan: agulla, Portuguese: agulha
needleworkrêcamonounArabic: raqm; Italian: ricamo
needynecesitose, nessitoseadjective
nefarious, disastrous, poisonous, wrong and unjustnefasteadjective
negatenegarverb
negatives of photographs or filmstrippelículanoun
neglect, abandon, not bother withdescuidarverb
negligentomiseadjectiveSpanish: omiso
negociatenegociarverbSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: negociar; French: négocier
negotiate (deal), manage (issues), arrange (sale, make arrangements), handle (steps, process, business)gestionarverb
negotiationnegociación [negochi-]nounSpanish: negociación; Catalan: negociació; Portuguese: negociação; French: négociation; Occitan: negociacion; Italian: negoziazione
negotiatornegociadornounSpanish/Portuguese
neighborvuacennoun
neighborhood, quarter, districtbarrionoun
neighboring, next doorvecineadjective
neither...norni...niother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
nematologynematologíênoun
nemesisnémesinoun
neo-mercantilismneo-mercantilismonoun
neoliberalismneoliberalismonoun
nephewnebot [nepot-]noun
nephew, niecesobrino, sobrinanounSpanish: sobrino/sobrina; Portuguese: sobrinho/sobrinha
nepotismnepotismonoun
neritic zone: the area along the coast of the ocean where sunlight reaches the ocean floorzona neriticnoun
nervenervonoun
nervous breakdowncrisi nervosenoun
nervous tic, twitchcacuetchinoun
nervous, edgy, worked-upnervoseadjective
nestnechinoun
nest boxponditorionoun
nest egg, savings for retirementgurguchanoun
net, network, chain (of hotels, fastfood)redinoun
Netherlands; HollandPaísez Baije; Olandanoun
network, meshressonounFrench: réseau
neurasthenianeurastenianoun
neuro-cognitive, neurocognitiveneurocognitiveadjective
neuro-developmental, neurodevelopmentalneurodesvelopimentaladjective
neurobiologicalneurobiológicadjective
neurocircuitryneurocircuitoznoun
neuroepigeneticsneuroepigenéticaadjective
neurolinguisticsneurolinguísticanoun
neurologicneurológicadjective
neuroscienceneurochiençanoun
neurotoxicityneurotocsicitánoun
neurotoxinneurotocsinanounItalian: neurotossina; Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese/Galician: neurotoxina; French: neurotoxine
neurotransmitterneurotransmisornoun
neuter (linguistics)neutronoun
neutralneutraladjective
neutralityneutralitánoun
neutralizeneutralizarverb
nevernuncaintensifier or quantifier
neverthelesssens embargoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
nevertheless, howevercontudoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderPortuguese; Spanish uses sin embargo
newnuve [nuva-]adjective
new acquisition rackegspositor de nuve adquisiciónznoun
newcomerrecén-jegadonounGalician: recén chegado; Portuguese: recém-chegado; Spanish: recién llegado
newlynuvaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
newsnoticianoun
newspaper, periodicalperiódico, papel periódicnoun
next (in future), coming, close to happeningprósimeadjectiveSpanish: próximo
next (time); next (in line), after thatdopuéother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderItalian/SpanishSpanish: después
next day, following daydía seghientenoun
next generationprósime genraciónnoun
next year (looking to the future), the year that's comingl’añu que venimnoun
Nicaraguannicaraguenseadjective
nice and warmcalentiteadjectiveSpanish: calientito
nice, lovely, fine (ironic)joleadjectiveFr: joli, jolie
nice, pleasingagredábelnoun
nicely, prettilyjoleménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Fr: joliment
nichenichonoun
nickelníquelnoun
nickname, dub, call (by a name)apodarverb
nicknamed, known asapodadeadjective
niecenebota [nepot-]noun
nightnotchi [nocturn-]noun
night, nighttimenocturneadjective
nightingalebilbulnounJudeo-Spanish
nightmarepesadelanounSpanish: pesadilla; Portuguese: pesadela
nihilismnihilismonoun
nihilistnihilistanoun
ninth note above root in musicnovimanoun
nitrogen (N2)nitrógenonoun
nitrogen dioxidediócsido de nitrógenonoun
No SmokingNa Fumemverb
no wayde ningú modoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
No way!¡Anichén!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
no, not, don'tnaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
nobilitynoblesa, nobilitánoun
noblenobel [nobl-]adjective
noblesse oblige: the inferred responsibility of privileged people to act with generosity and nobility toward those less privilegednoblesa obligadenoun
nocturnal: active at nightnocturnaladjective
node: point at which lines intersectnodonoun
noggin, headcumbanoun
noise, boisterousnessbullaranganounLatin America
noise, racket, hustle and bustle of activitybullicionounSp: bullicio, Po: alvoroço
noisy, boisterous, rowdybullicioseadjective
nomenclaturenomenclaturanoun
nominal: existing as something in name onlynominaladjective
nominate (for prize, award), appointnominarverb
nomination, appointment (for a post)nominación, nomimentonoun
non-adult, child, teenagerpiquineynoun
non-alignedna-aliñadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
non-alignedna-aliñadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
non-autonomous, not self-governingna-autónomeadjective
non-Christianna-cristanadjective
non-essential, expendableprescindíbeladjective
non-linear, nonlinearna-liñal, na-liñareadjective
non-polemic, uncontroversial, safe and undivisive (topic)na-polémicadjective
non-sectarianna-sectareadjective
non-thinking, irreflection, thoughtlessnessirreflecsiónnoun
non-toxicna-tócsicadjective
non-transparencyna-transparençanoun
non-transparentna-transparenteadjective
nonauthorized, unauthorizedna-autorizadeadjective
nonconceptualna-conceptualadjective
nondemocratic, non-democraticna-democráticadjective
nonexistenceinegsistençanoun
nonexistentinegsistenteadjective
nonfactualna-feitualadjective
nonfictionna-ficciónnoun
noninvasive medical imagingimaxinologíê médic na-învasivenounSpanish: imagenología médica no invasiva; Portuguese: imagiologia médica não invasiva
nonliteralna-literaladjective
nonmutualna-mutueadjective
nonpareil, unrivaled, unparalleledna-paril, sens pariladjective
nonsense, foolishnessbabosadanoun
nonsense, the nonsensicalabsurdonoun
nonstate actoractor na-estatalnoun
nonsusceptible; not susceptiblena-susceptíbeladjective
nontheologicalna-teológicadjective
nonverbal, non-verbalna-verbaladjective
noodle [+: noodles]tallatín [+: tallatínz]nounItalian: tagliatelle; Romanian: tai?ei; Portuguese: talharim; Spanish: tallarín
norm, rule (custom, habit)normanoun
normalnormaladjective
normal usageutilización normalnoun
northnortnoun
northnorteadjective
North AmericaNortamérica, América dele nortnoun
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)Organización dele Tratado de l'Atlántic Nortenoun
North KoreaCoreia Nortenoun
North PolePol Nortenoun
northbounden dirección norteadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
northern ravencacalotinoun
northern right whalebaleina borealnoun
northern, nordicnórdic, norticadjective
northernernorteñonoun
NorwayNorwega [norwegh-]noun
Norwegiannorwegheseadjective
Norwegian (language, person)Norweghechnoun
nosenariç [+:naricez]noun
nosey, curiousmironeadjective
nostalgianostalgianoun
nostalgic, homesicknostálgicadjective
not easy, difficultinfaciladjective
not either, neithertampocother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
not ever, never (more extreme than nunca)jamásother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
not much, hardly, few, littlepocuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: poco; Portuguese: poucos; Italian: pochi; French: peu
not to suit (clothes), hurt in some way, disadvantagedesfavorecer [-esca-]verb
not true, falsefauseadjective
not tucked in (short); outside/on the pantssobrê le pantalónother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
not yetainda naother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
notenotanoun
notebooklivretanoun
notebook for taking notescayeranounFrench: cahier
nothing (at all)nulanoun
notice, notification, prompt (computing)avisonoun
Notice: No ExitAviso: Sens Salidanoun
notion (view)nociónnoun
notoriety, famenotorietánoun
notorious, egregious, noticeablenotorie [notoria-]adjective
notoriously, egregiouslynotoriaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
noun, substantivalsubstantivonoun
nourishnutrirverb
nourishment (of person, plant, or animal)nutriadjnoun
nourishment, food, alimonyalimentonoun
novel, fictional storynovelanoun
noveltynuvitánoun
November (month)novembronoun
novice, someone who is not an expertadjaminounJudeo-Spanish, Turkish
now (right now)gôssiother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
now, right nowagoraother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: ahora; Portuguese/Galician: agora
nowadaysde nosre díaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
noxious odor especially of dead animalsihijonoun
nuance, minute differencenuanç [+:nuancez]nounFrench/Portuguese
nuancednuanceadjectiveFrench
nubile, marriageablenúbiladjective
nuclearnucleareadjective
nuclear energyenergíê nuclearenoun
nuclear magnetic resonanceresonança magnétic nuclearenounSpanish: resonancia magnética nuclear
nuclear nonproliferation agreementacordo de na-proliferación nuclearenoun
nucleus, kernel, corenúcleo [nucle-]noun
numbernúmeronoun
number 0-9digitnoun
numerablenumerábeladjective
numeralnumeraladjective
numericnuméricadjective
numeric modelmodelo numéricnoun
nunmonxanoun
nuptials (wedding)nupciaznoun
nurse in hospitalenfermera, enfermeronoun
nut (for a bolt)tuercanoun
nut (generic, any kind)nuchnoun
nutritionnutriciónnoun
nutrition, feeding, foodalimentaciónnoun
nutritionalnutricionaladjective
nutshellcasca de noeznoun
nystagmusnistagmonounSpanish: nistagmo
O.K., okayo'queynoun
oaf, jerkpenconoun
oasisoasisnoun
obedienceobidiençanoun
obedientobidienteadjective
obeseobeseadjective
obesityobesitánoun
obey, follow ordersobidirverb
obeyedobidideadjective
obeyedobididupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
obfuscate: render obscure, unclear, or unintelligible; bewilder (someone)obfuscarverb
obfuscationobfuscaciónnoun
obituaryobituarionoun
objectobjetarverb
objectobjetunoun
object-oriented programmingprogramación orientade a objetuznoun
objectionobjecciónnoun
objectiveobjetive [objetiva-]adjective
objectiveobjetivonoun
objective correlativecorrelativo objetivenoun
objectivelyobjetivaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
objectivityobjetivitánoun
objectualobjetualadjective
obligationobligaciónnoun
obligatory, compulsory, necessary and essential, vital, required, mandatory, indispensableobligatorieadjective
oblige, obligateobligarverb
obliged, obligatedobligadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
obliged, obligated: I appreciate it and will try to return the favorobligadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
obliging, accommodating, kindobliganteadjectiveFrench: obligeant
obliqueobliqueadjective
oblivionublionoun
obsceneobsceneadjective
obscure, not clear, darkenedobscureadjective
obsequious: characterized by or showing servile complaisance or deference; servilely compliant obsiquioseadjectivePortuguese, French, English
observanceobservançanoun
observatoryobservatorionoun
obsessobseder [obsess-]verb
obsessionobsessiónnoun
obsoleteobsoleteadjective
obstacleobstáculnoun
obstetricianobstetricien, obstetranoun
obstetricsobstetricianoun
obstinacyobstinaciónnoun
obstinateobstinadeadjective
obstructobstruir [obstruc-]verb
obstructedobstruyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
obstruction of justiceobstrucción dele justiçanoun
obtain/attain/achieve (with some struggle), manage to (make something happen), get (to do something)lograrverb
obtainabilityobtenibilitánoun
obtainableobteníbeladjective
obtaining, obtainment, procurement, procurationobtenciónnoun
obtaining...l'obtención denounSpanish: la obtención de
obviousobvie [obvia-]adjective
obviously, logically, clearlyobviaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
occasion, time, opportunity, chanceocasiónnoun
occasional, randomocasionaladjective
occasionallyocasionalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Occident, WestOccidenti [occident-]noun
Occitan languageLemusinanoun
occupation, businessocupaciónnoun
occupational, professionalocupacionaladjective
occurocurrerverb
occurrenceocurrençanoun
oceanocéano [oceán-]nounFrench: océan; Spanish: océano; Catalan: oceà; Portuguese: oceano
oceanicoceánicadjectivePortuguese: oceânica; Catalan: oceànica; French: océanique; Spanish: oceánica
oceanic trenchfossa oceanicnoun
ocelottocelotinoun
oceloteocelotinoun
octave, eighth note in musicotchavanoun
October (month)octubronoun
octopuspulponoun
ocularoulareadjective
of each other, one to the otherde om a l'outroother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
of his legal statusde su pesonalitá jurídicother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
of or about nourishment, foodalimentareadjective
of or from, and can indicate possessiondeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
of or relating to the bodycorporaladjective
of the (contraction: de le)delearticle or demonstrativecontraction
of the last decadesde l'últime décadazpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish: de las últimas décadas
of twilightcrepusculareadjective
of, for, or relating to sacred rites or symbols.sacraladjective
off-white (usually used for skin tone)blanqueadjectiveFrench/Spanish
offend, insult, abuseultrajarverb
offend, trespass againstofenderverb
offense, delict, misdemeanordelitonounSpanish/Portuguese: delito
offensiveofensiveadjective
offensive smell from sweaty armpitsaletazonoun
offensive, criminal (intent to be harmful)delituoseadjectivePortuguese, Spanish:delictivo
offerofertanoun
offerespyertanounRomansch: spüerta
offer, volunteer, presentofrirverb
offeringofrimentonoun
office and place of consultingconsultorionoun
office deskmesa de despatchonoun
office towertorrio de oficinaznoun
officialoficialadjective
official business, official work or dutyafeirs oficialnoun
official signaturefirma oficialnoun
official, officeroficiaunoun
offset (typography, printing)ôfsetnoun
offset, compensationcompensaciónnoun
oftensuvônadverb (clearly and always an adverb)French/Catalan
often, with frequencycun frecuençaadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
oiloleonoun
oil (cooking); olive oil; salad dressingazeitinoun
oilcloth, oilskin-like substancehulinoun
ointment, salveunguentonounSp: ungüento
okraocuranoun
oldvelleadjectiveFrench: vieille/vieux, Spanish: viejo, Portuguese: velho, Catalan: vell
old agevellesanoun
old car, junkercarcachanoun
old people, the elderlyvellardeznoun
old personvellardnounFrench: vieillard
old piece of junkantiguallanoun
old, heavy duty American carlantchonnoun
older, elder, major, greatermayoradjective
oleaginousoleaginoseadjective
oleanderloandronounPortuguese: aloendro, loendro
olfactoryolfativeadjective
oligarchyoligarquíênoun
oligopolisticoligopolísticadjective
oliveazeitunanoun
olive greenoliverdeadjective
omeletteomeletinounFrench and Portuguese
omen, portentpresagionounSpanish/Italian: presagio; Portuguese: presságio; French: présage
omen, predictionagueronounSp: agüero
OMG, Oh my GodOmêgadphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionEnglish
omissionomisiónnoun
omitomitir [omis-]verb
omittedomisu, omitidupast participle
omnibus, complete tometomo colectivenoun
omnicide, destruction of all lifeónnicidionoun
omnipotenceonnipotençanoun
omnipotentonnipotenteadjective
omnipresenceonniprésensanoun
omnipresent, ever-presentonniprésenteadjective
omniscienceonnichiençanoun
omniscientonnichienteadjective
omnivoreonnivoronoun
omnivorousonnivoreadjective
on (about one's person)encimapreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
on (musical instrument)a, alepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
on (radio, TV, internet), on (a bus, train, automobile, or airplane)enpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
on (top), about (a topic, subject, relating to), over, concerning, and regardingsobrê [super-]other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
on a dieta dietaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on a nationwide basis, on a nationwide scaleen l'ámbito nacionalphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: en el ámbito nacional
on achieving all the...por le cumplimento de todo le...phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on behalf of, fromde parti deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: de parte de
on his authority, with his authorizationcun su autorizaciónphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on our behalf, in our nameen nosre nomiother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
on page #en le página #phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on purpose, deliberatelyde propósitoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
on site, in position, "in situ"en situother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
on the agenda, one of the prioritiesuno dele prioritázphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on the back, overale dorsophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on the Biblesobrê le Bibliaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on the house; courtesy of the housecortesíê dele casanoun
on the point of, about toa puntu deadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
on the rightale dreitaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on the second flooren le segonde pisophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
on top ofencima deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
on trial, to the testa probaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
once more, afresh, anewatrobuother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
oncologistoncóloga, oncólogo; oncologistanounSpanish: oncóloga, oncólogo
oncologistoncóloga, oncólogonoun
oncologyoncologíênounSpanish: oncología
ondulationundulaciónnoun
one after the otheruno atrás de l'outroother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
one and the other, bothl'om i l'outroother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
one another, one to the otherom a l'outropronoun
one revolution of the earthuno vuelta dele terranoun
one's fill, surfeit, sometimes refers to glut or overeatinghartazgonoun
one, a generic person, you/theyomnounFrench: homme; Catalan: home; Portuguese: um/uma; Italian/Spanish: uno/unaSee also: homen
ongoingen cursoadjective
onioncebollanounSpanish: cebolla, Portuguese: cebola
onlooker, voyeur, peeping Tommirón, mironanoun
only begotten, one and onlyunigéniteadjective
onomatopoeiaonomatopeyanounPortuguese: onomatopéia; Spanish: onomatopeya; Catalan: onomatopeia
onomatopoeiconomatopéyicadjectiveSpanish: onomatopéyico; Catalan: onomatopègic; Portuguese: onomatopaico
ontological: relating to the nature of beingontológicadjective
ontology (reality)ontologíênoun
onyxónicinoun
openobrir [obert-]verb
open something that is blocked up or bottledzibolarverb
open to doubt, doubtful, contestabledubdábeladjective
openedoberteadjective(verb: obrir)
openedobertupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
opening line (of article in newspaper)entradillanounSpanish: entradilla
opening statementcomunicado de oberturanoun
opening, apertureoberturanoun
openness, receptivityactivitud riceptivenoun
opera: dramatic musical performanceóperanoun
operableôperábeladjectivePortuguese: operável; Catalan/Spanish: operable; French: opérable; Italian: operabile; Romanian: operabil
ôperación de apoyobackup operationnoun
operationôperaciónnoun
operationalôperacionaladjective
operational approachabordadj ôperacionalnoun
operational net assessmentavaluación dele redi ôperativenoun
operative, worker in a specialtyôperarionounSpanish: operario, operaria
ophthalmologistoftalmólogonounGreek
ophthalmologyoftalmologíênoun
opinion, ruling, sentence (in court)sentencianoun
opinion: thought and judgements based on perceived probabilitiesopiniónnoun
opiumopionoun
opium warsGherraz de l'Opionoun
opportuneoportuneadjective
opportunistic, opportunistoportunisteadjective
opportunisticallyoportunisticaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
opportunityoportunitánoun
opposable thumbpulga oponíbelnoun
opposedopusteadjective
oppositeopuste, oponideother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
opposite, contrarycontrarionoun
opposite, reversereversonounSpanish/Portuguese: reverso; Catalan: revés
oppositionoposiciónnoun
opposition leaderlídêr opositorenoun
oppress, weigh down, put pressure onoprimir [opres-]verb
oppressionopresiónnoun
oppressoropresornounSp: opresor; Fr: oppresseur
opprobiumoprobionounSpanish: oprobio; Portuguese: opróbrio; French: opprobre
optoptarverb
opt for somethingoptar por facer algú cosaverb
opt to do somethingoptar por algú cosaverb
opticalópticadjective
optimal, most favorableoptimaladjective
optimal, optimum, wonderful, ultimateóptimeadjective
optimistoptimistanoun
optimistic, upbeatoptimisteadjective
optimizationoptimizaciónnoun
optimizeoptimizarverb
optimumóptimonoun
option, choice, alternativeopciónnoun
optionalopcionaladjective
optional, non-compulsoryfacultativeadjective
opulence, affluenceopulençanoun
oroother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
oracleoráculnoun
oracular; enigmaticoraculareadjective
oral, by mouth, spokenoraladjective
orange(color)aranjeadjective
oratoricaloratorieadjective
orbitórbitanoun
orchardhuertonounSpanish: huerto
orchestraorquestranoun
orchestralorquestraladjective
orchidorquídeanounSpanish/Portuguese: orquídea, Italian: orchidea, French: orchidée
orderorden [+:ordenz; ordin-]noun
order (something), ask forpedir [petici-]other, not easily placed, or temporary place holderverbSpanish/Portuguese: pedir
order: tell someone what to do; command (soldiers)mandarverb
orderlyordenadaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
orderly, straightened out, tidyen ordenadjectiveSpanish
ordinalordinaladjective
ordinance, decree, order by lawordenançanoun
ordinaryordinareadjective
oreganooréganonounSpanish/Portuguese: orégano; French: origan; Italian: origano
organ (musical instrument)orghinoun
organ (of body)órganonoun
organicorgánicadjective
organic, biologicalbiológicadjective
organismorganismonoun
organizationorganizaciónnoun
organization chartorganogramanoun
organizationalorganizativeadjective
organizational effortesforço organizativenounSpanish: esfuerzo organizativo
organizeorganizarverb
organizer (of events)convocantinoun
organizingorganizanteadjective
orgyorgíênoun
Orient, EastOrienti [orient-]noun
orientation (relative positioning or introduction to)orientaciónnoun
originorigen [+:origenz; origin-]noun
original, unique/differentoriginaladjective
originalityoriginalitánoun
originallyoriginalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
originateoriginarverb
oriole bird specieschortchanoun
ornamental loop in Andalusian architectureaxaracanoun
orphanorfanarverb
orphanórfano, órfananounItalian: orfana, orfano; French: orphelin, orpheline; Romanian: orfan; Catalan: òrfena, orfe; Galician: orfa, orfo; Portuguese: órfão, órfã; Spanish: huér
orphanageorfanatorionoun
orphanedorfanadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
orphanedorfanadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
orthodonticsortodoncianoun
orthodontistortodontistanoun
orthodontistortodoncistanoun
orthodoxortodocsaadjective
orthodoxyortodocsíênoun
orthographicortográficadjective
orthopedic, orthopaedicortopédicadjective
oscillateoscilarverb
oscillating forceforça oscilantenoun
oscillationoscilaciónnoun
oscillatoryoscilatorieadjective
ostensible, apparentaparenteadjective
ostensiblyen aparençaadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ostentation, show (abstract)ostentaciónnoun
ostentatiousostentoseadjective
osteoporosisosteoporosinoun
osteoporoticosteoporóticadjective
ostracismostracismonoun
ostracizecondamnar a l'ostracismoverb
ostrichabistrunoun
ostrich [+: ostriches]avestruç [+: avestrucez]nounSpanish/Portuguese: avestruz, Catalan: estruç
other fields, other areasoutre domeineznoun
other, anotheroutre [alter-, altern-]adjective
others (people or things)outroznoun
otolaryngology: the study of ear, nose, and throat; otorhinolaryngology; ENTotorrinolaringologíênoun
ottoman (furniture)pufnoun
Ottoman EmpireImperio Otomannoun
ought (to), must, should, gotta; (by itself) owe money or favordeververbPortuguese: dever; Spanish: deber; French: doire; Catalan: deure; Latin: debere
ourselvesnus-mesmozother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
out of, taken fromdabother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderItalian da (de ab)
out on the town, out partying/carrousing(de) parrandaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
out, away, abroadfueraother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
outback, bush, wild area away from civilization/townsbrossanounFrench: brousse; Occitan: brossa
outer spacecosmos, l'espaçonoun
outgoing (government, person in a position who is leaving), ceasingcesanteadjective
outgoing, extrovertedecstrovertideadjective
outgrowth, derivative, by-productderivadonoun
outlier (atypical value)valor atípic, valor anómalenoun
outlier (unique member of a group)caso apartenoun
outlier: discordant elementelemento discordantenoun
outline, shapeperfilarverb
outnumberser mais numerose queverb
outraged, offendedultrajadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
outraged, offendedultrajadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
outsideafuerapreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
outside, out offuera deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
outside-of-school, extracurricularegstraescolareadjective
outsource, subcontractsubcontratarverb
outsourcing (of labor)contratación egsternenoun
outstanding issues, pending issuestemaz pendentenoun
outstanding, projecting, imposingsobrêsalienteadjective
outwards, outwardacia fuerapreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
outwit, thwartburlarverb
ovalovaladjective
ovalovalonoun
ovarianovarianadjective
ovaryovarionoun
oven, furnacefornonoun
over (direction, size, amount), above (not touching), more thanarriba depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
over the whole nation, throughout the countryen todo l'ámbito nacionalphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: en todo el ámbito nacional
over there, down yonderalláother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
overclassificationsobrêclasificaciónnoun
overcome, prevail, vanquishvencer [vença-]verbSpanish, Portuguese
overexploitation, drainingsobrêegsplotaciónnoun
overflowdesbordarverb
overflowingdesbordanteadjective
overflowing, flood, outburstdesbordamentonounSp: desbordamiento
overflowing, outburstdesbordonoun
overhead (costs for infrastructure and moving parts)gastoz genralnoun
overlook, pass over, ignorepasar por alteverbSpanish: pasar por alto
overpower (of emotions), overwhelmabrumarverbSpanish: abrumar
overseasde ultramêradjective
overshadow (spoil)ensombrecer [-esca-]verb
oversimplification; excessive simplificationsobrêsemplificación; semplificación eccesivenoun
overthrow, topple, knock down, pull down, cut down a treederrucarverbSpanish: derrocar; Portuguese: derrubar
overview (whole vision)vizión de conjuntonoun
overview, general descriptiondescripción genralnoun
overwhelming, daunting, great (task, responsibility)abrumadoreadjectiveSpanish: abrumador
owltecolotinounPapiamentu
own: showing ownsership; proper, typicalprópieadjective
owner of a large estatelatifundistanoun
owner, proprietorpropietarionoun
oxbui [bov-]noun
oxidationocsidaciónnoun
oxygen (O2)ocsígenonoun
oxygenateocsigenarverb
oxygenatedocsigenadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
oxygenatedocsigenadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
oxytocinocsitocinanounSpanish/Portuguese/Romanian: oxitocina; French: ocytocine; Italian: ossitocina
Pacific OceanOcéano Pacíficnoun
pacificationpacificaciónnoun
pacifypacifiçar [pacifica-]verb
pack (goods in crates/container) for transportempacarverb
pack (of people), group, shoddy productspacotillanoun
pack (of wolves), bunch (group of people)manadanoun
package of harsh economic measuresgarrotasonoun
packet, package, pack (of cigarettes, beer), parcelpaquetinoun
packing, boxing upembaladjnoun
packsaddleaparexonounSpanish: aparejo
pact with the devilempautadonoun
pact, formal agreement, covenantpactonoun
padlockcadjadonoun
paganpaganadjective
pagepáginanoun
paidpayadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
paidpayeadjective
pain felt after doing anaerobic exercise from too much lactic acid building upespighinounShetland dialect
pain, achedolornoun
painstaking workesmerade treballonoun
painstaking, very laborioustan laborioseadjective
paintpintadonoun
paintpintarverb
paint rollerrolo para pinturanoun
painter (artist)pintor, pintriç [pintricez]noun
painting (activity or genre)pinturanoun
PakistanPaquistônnoun
palace: governmental housepaleisonoun
palatable, enjoyable, pleasantagradábeladjective
pale, pallidpálideadjective
paleoanthropologypaleoantropologíênoun
paleobiologypaleobiologíênoun
paleography: study of ancient writingpaleografíênoun
paleolithicpaleoliticadjective
paleontology, palaeontologypaleontologíênoun
paleozoologypaleozoôlogíênoun
palindrome: word spelled the same backwards as forwardspalíndromonounSpanish/Portuguese: palíndromo
pallastraw, thatch, chaffnounItalian: paglia; Catalan: palla; Spanish: paja; Portuguese: palha; Romanian: paie/pai
palliative, workaround (information/computer science), temporary solutionpaliativonounSpanish: paliativo; French: paliatif
palpable, tangible, evident and obviouspalpábeladjective
palpitate, beat rapidly and/or irregularlypalpitarverb
palpitationpalpitaciónnoun
pamphletpamfletonounRomanian: pamflet; Spanish/Portuguese: panfleto
pan (cooking)teguanounLatin: tecula
panaceapanaceanoun
PanamaPanamánoun
pancakepanquecanoun
pandemicpandemicadjective
pandemicpandemianoun
pane of glassvidrionoun
panoplypanóplianoun
panoramicpanorámicadjective
pansyfifinoun
pantiescalzon(ez)noun
pants (pair of pants)pantalón [+:pantalónz]noun
papal, pontificalpontificieadjective
papayapapayanoun
paperpapelnoun
paper waspcatalanoun
papyrologypapirologíênoun
papyruspapironoun
parableparábolnoun
parabola: the curve formed from all the points (x, y) that are equidistant from the directrix and the focus.parabolanoun
parabolic: dealing with parables or parabolasparábolicadjective
parachuteparachudanoun
parachutepara-caídasnoun
paradigm: a distinct set of concepts or thought patterns, including theories, research methods, postulates, and standards for what constitutes legitimate contributions to a fieldparadigmanoun
paradigmaticparadigmáticadjective
paradiseparadisonoun
paradoxparadocsanoun
paradoxical: seemingly absurd or self-contradictoryparadocsal, paradócsicadjective
paradoxicallyparadocsalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ParaguayParaguainoun
parakeetpericonoun
parallelparaleleadjective
parallelismparalelismonoun
parallelogramparalelogramonoun
paralysisparálisinoun
paralyticparalíticadjective
paralyzeparalizarverb
paralyzedparalizadeadjective
parameterparámetronoun
parametricparamétricadjective
paranormalparanormaladjective
paraphylyparafilianoun
parasitizeparasitarverbSpanish/Portuguese: parasitar
pardon me, excuse medesculpem-mephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionformal, respectful; Use when entering a room, interrupting a conversation, etc
pardon me, sorry (if bumping into someone)perdonemphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
pardon, excuse; forget/avoidescusarverb
pardon, forgiveperdonarverb
pardonable, forgivableperdonábeladjectivePortuguese: perdoável; Spanish: perdonable; Italian: perdonabile; French: pardonnable
pareto-optimal outcomerésultado pareto-óptimenoun
parfait: dessert of ice cream with fruit, chocolate, caramel and/or nutsparfeynounEnglish from French parfait
pariahparianoun
ParisParísnoun
parkaparcarverbSpanish: parcar
parking lotaparcamentonoun
parking lot, depot for carsparquinoun
parliamentpalamentonoun
parliamentarypalamentareadjective
parochial (of a parish), not the figurative senseparoquialadjective
parochial, narrow-minded, limited view or characterprovincianadjective
parochialism, limited and narrow character or tendencymîntalitá provinciannoun
paroxysmparocsismonoun
parsleyperehilinoun
parsonpároconoun
part of speech, grammatical categorycategoríê gramaticalnoun
part, placeparti [-part-]noun
participantparticipantinoun
participantpartícipatnounSpanish: partícipe
participateparticiparverb
participationparticipaciónnoun
participatory governancegovernança participativenounSpanish: gobernanza participativa; Catalan/Portuguese: governança participativa; French: gouvernance participative
participleparticipionoun
particlepartículnoun
particular: private (lesson, plane), specific (case), special particulareadjective
particularly, specificallyparticularménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: particularmente
particulates, particles in suspensionmateriaz particularenoun
partisan, in favor of, supporterpartidareadjectivePortuguese: partidária; Spanish: partidario
partisan, supporterpartidisteadjective
partisanshippartidarismonoun
partnership, joint ventureparcerianoun
parts of a flagelementoz de bandeiranoun
parts of speechpartiz dele discursonoun
partyfiesta [festi-]noun
party, bingefarranoun
pass (in space or time), spend timepasarverb
pass (mountain), gorge, ravinequebradanoun
pass away, die, perishfalecer [-esca-]verb
pass out (papers, food), distributerepartirverbSpanish: repartir
pass, permit (rail, bus, visit)pasênounSpanish: pase
passage: journey (to another place figuratively or literally)pasadjnoun
passageway, corridor, alleypasadisonounSpanish: pasadizo; Catalan: passadís
passedpasadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
passedpasadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
passenger, travelerpasadjeronoun
passionpachónnoun
passion fruitmoracujánounPortuguese: maracujá from Tupi
passion, vehemenceacaloramentonoun
passivepasiveadjective
passportpasaportinoun
passwordseñanoun
password, code (to unlock something)contraseñanoun
past participleparticipio pasadenoun
past participle of disponer, Willing, abledispusteadjective
past, that which has passedpasadonoun
pasta, macaronimacarón [+:macarónz], pastanoun
pastepegarverb
paste (usually culinary)pastanoun
paste or dough made from cornmeal, which is boiled and typically then fried or baked used in Italian cookingpolentanoun
pastel (art)pastelnoun
pastry cook, confectionerpatiseronoun
pastry, sponge cakebiscuchonounsp: bizcocho
pastry: cake, piepatísnoun
pasture planted with corn or sorghumguateranoun
paternalpaternaladjective
path, road, routecaminonoun
path, track (of a railway), lane (of a highway)sendanoun
pathogenicpatogénicadjective
pathologicalpatológicadjective
pathologypatologíênoun
patiencepaciençanoun
patient; long-suffering, not complaining while waitingpacienteadjective
patois: the dialect of the common people of a region, differing in various respects from the standard language of the rest of the country.patwanoun
patrioticpatrióticadjective
patron, official sponsorpatrocinadornoun
patronizing tonetono protectore; tono paternalnoun
patronship, patronagepatronazgonounSpanish: patronazgo
Paul (name), PabloPavlonoun
pavilion, canopy or tarp for people outsidepavellónnounSp: pabellón, Po: pavilhão
paving-stone, cobbleadoquinnoun
paw (of mammal)zarpanoun
Paw PatrolPatruja de Cachoreznoun
pay (for)- exchange money for somethingpayarverb
pay no heed to, completely ignore, totally floutfacer caso omise dephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: hacer caso omiso de
pay, wagesueldo nounSpanish; Portuguese soldo
payable, will be paid in the futurepayadoureadjective
payrollplanillanounSp: planilla, plantilla
payroll taxesîmpustoz sobrê le planillanoun
PC, personal computer (from pesonal + ordinador OR computador)pesordina, pesocompunoun
PCP, phencyclidinefenciclidinanoun
peaarvehanoun
peacepaç [paci-]noun
Peace be with you...And with you.Selîm cun tig...i cun tig.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Peace of WestphaliaPaç de Westfalianoun
peace that encompases completeness, tranquility, harmony, freedom from imperfections, reconciliation, prosperity, safety, and health¡Selîm!phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionArabic: سَلاَم; Hebrew: שָׁלוֹםNot used very often, part of a movement to unite people
peacefulpacífic, pacíbeladjective
peaceful (person), calm in spiritpacíbeladjectiveFrench: paisable
peachpîchegonoun
pealpelarverb
peanutcacahuatinounSpanish: cacahuate, cacahuete
peanut butter, PBmanteiga de cacahuati; crema de cacahuatinounSpanish: mantequilla de cacahuete, mantequilla de maní, crema de cacahuete
pearperanoun
peasbislisnounVenetian, Italian
peasant, person from the countryhibaronoun
pebbleghiaronounspanish: guijarro; italian: ghiaia
pecan (pecan nut)pecananoun
peccarypequiranoun
pectoral musclepectoraunoun
pectoral, of the chestpectoraladjective
pecuniarypecuniareadjective
pedagogicalpedagógicadjective
pedagogicalpedagógicadjectiveSpanish: pedagógico
pedagogy: teaching an academic subject or theorypedagogíênounSpanish: pedagogía
pedalpédaunoun
peddler on the streets, street vendorachínnoun
pedestrian crossingpaso de pietonznoun
pedestrian, common placepedestreadjective
pedestrian, for walkingpeatonaladjective
pedestrian, person who is walkingpietónnoun
peel paint fromdespintarverb
pelagic sediment : fine grained sediment that collects slowly on the deep-ocean floorsedimento pelagicnoun
penalpenaladjective
pencillápisnoun
pencil sharpenersacapuntadornoun
pending, outstandingpendenteadjective
pendulumpéndulonoun
penetrable, able to be penetrated or circumventedpenetrábeladjective
penetrate, break throughpenetrarverb
penguinpinguínnoun
peninsula: almost islandpenínsulanoun
penitence, repentancepenitença [penitenci]noun
penitenciary, prisonpenitenciare, penitenchareadjective
penitent, repententpenitenteadjective
penitentialpenitenchaladjective
penitentiary: prison that incorporates reformatory disciplinepenitenciario, penitencharionoun
PentagonPentágononoun
penultimate, second-to-lastpenúltimeadjective
peonpeónnoun
peoplexentinoun
people under him, people at his chargepubul a su cargophrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish
people, populate, inhabitpobularverb
people, the populace/masses usually of a nationpóbul [públ-]noun
pepperpimentanoun
pepper shakerpimenteiranoun
pepperoni: American-style spicy salami commonly used on pizzapeperoninoun
perceive, realizepercebir [percep-]verb
perceivedpercebideadjective
perceivedpercebidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
percentpercentonoun
percentagepercentadjnoun
percentilepercentiladjective
perceptibleperceptíbeladjective
perceptionpercepciónnoun
perceptive, perceptualperceptiveadjective
perceptor, perceiverperceptornoun
perceptualperceptualadjective
peregrination, pilgrimageperegrinaciónnoun
peremptory, urgent, pressing, very important (in regards to a fixed date or time limit)perentorieadjective
perfectperfeite [perfec-]adjective
perfectionperfecciónnoun
perfidiousness, treachery, perfidy, deceitperfidianoun
perform reconnaissance; explore, probe, and measurereconnesarverb
performancegisempeñonounPortuguese; Spanish: desempeño
performance (of a product or service); yield/return: profit obtained from securities and capital in the form of interest and dividends.rendimentonoun
performance (of music group, theater, etc.); appearance (especially an actor or actress in film, book, play)actuaciónnoun
performance, the functioning offuncionamentonoun
perfumeperfuminoun
perhaps, maybequizáother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
peril, dangerperiglonounItalian: periglio, pericolo; galician: perigo; catalan: perill; romanian: pericol; spanish: peligro; corsican: periculu
perimeterperîmetronoun
period, stage, phaseetapanoun
period: length or portion of timeperíodo [periód-]noun
periodic tabletábul periódicnounSpanish: tabla periódica
periodic: occurring in intervalsperiódicadjective
periodicallyperiodicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
peripheralperiféricadjective
peripheralsperiféricoznoun
peripheryperiferiênoun
perishperecer [-esca-]verb
perjuryperjurionoun
permanentpermanenteadjective
permeabilitypermeabilitánoun
permeablepermeábeladjective
permissable, allowedliciteadjective
permissiblepermisíbeladjective
permission, permitpermisiónnoun
permissivepermisiveadjective
permit, allow (somebody to do something)permitir (a)verb
pernicious, having a harmful effectpernicioseadjective
Peronism, Judicialismperonismnoun
perpetual: unchanging, neverendingperpetueadjective
perpetuateperpetuarverb
perpetuityperpetuitánoun
perplexed, puzzledperplejeadjective
persecutepersecutirverb
persecutionpersecuciónnoun
perseveranceperseverançanoun
persevereperseverarverb
Persian GulfGolfo Pérsicnoun
persistence, obstinacypertinacia, pertinacitánoun
persistent, obstinate, prolonged, pertinaciouspertinaceadjective
personpesonanoun
person from Africa, Africanafricanonoun
person from the Caribbeancaribeñonoun
person from the Federation of Texas, Mexico, or Central America (used by others and sometimes disparagingly)medjamericonoun
person from the United Statesestatunidensinoun
person in despair: desperadodesesperadonoun
person of high status or esteemmadalanoun
person of Texan background, the traditional music from the regiontexanonoun
person who committed suicidesuicidanoun
person who receives a bribecoimeronoun
person who servesservidornoun
Person who speaks Englishanglofononoun
personalpesonaladjective
personal quarters, bedroomalcobanounAndalusian Spanish
personalitypesonalitánoun
personality disordertrastorno dele pesonalitánoun
person who can mediate between the living and the deadnamusoronounMozambique: nhamussoro from Cindau
perspective, outlookprospectivanoun
persuade, convince, win overconvencer [convença-]verb
perturbationperturbaciónnoun
PeruPerúnoun
Peruvianperuanadjective
Peruvianperuanonoun
Peruvian brandy distilled from winepisconoun
pervasive, penetratingpenetranteadjective
pessimistpesimistanoun
pessimisticpesimisteadjective
pestpesti [pestil-]noun
pest, pain in the neckcalijanoun
pesticide: substance used for destroying insects or other organisms harmful to cultivated plants or to animalspesticidanoun
pestilentpestilenteadjective
pet (of a family like a dog or cat)mascotanoun
petabyte (PB): 1024 terabytes; 2 to the 50th power bytespetabaitê, petaoctetnoun
petal (of flower)pétalonounCatalan: pètal, Romanian: petala, Italian: petalo, French: pétale, Spanish: pétalo, Portuguese: pétala
petitionpeticiónnoun
petitionerpeticionarionoun
petroleum, oil for heatingpetroleonoun
phantomfantasmeadjectiveSpanish: fantasma
phantom, shadowy figure, ghostfantasmanoun
pharmaceuticalfarmacéutico, producto farmacéuticnoun
pharmaceutical drugfármaconoun
pharmacistfarmaciennoun
pharmacologicalfarmacológicadjective
pharmacologyfarmacologíênoun
pharmacyfarmacianoun
pharoahfaraonoun
pharyngitisfaringitinoun
pharynxfaringinoun
phase lag, gap/differencedesfasinounSpanish: desfase
phase outeliminar gradualménverb
phase shiftcambio de fasinoun
phases of the moonfasiz dele lunanoun
phasicfásicadjective
pheasantfaisanoun
phenomenafenómenoznoun
phenomenalfenomenaladjective
phenomenologyfenomenologíênoun
phenomenonfenómenonoun
phenotypefenotiponoun
philanthropicfilantrópicadjective
philanthropyfilantropíênoun
PhillippiFiliposnounSpanish/Portuguese
philosopherfilósofonounSpanish/Portuguese: filósofo/a; Italian: filosofo/a; French: philosophe
philosophicalfilosóficadjective
philosophyfilosofíênoun
phobiafobianoun
phonationfonaciónnoun
phone, make a phone calltelefonarverb
phonemefonemanoun
phoneticfonéticadjective
phoneticsfonéticanoun
phonologicalfonológicadjective
phonologyfonologíênoun
phosphinefosfinanoun
phosphorescencefosforescençanoun
phosphorescentfosforescente adjective
phosphoric acidácido fosfóricnoun
phosphorous; match (for lighting fire or candle)fôsforonoun
photocopyxerocarverb
photosynthesisfotosíntesinoun
photosyntheticfotosintéticadjectiveSpanish: fotosintético
phrasefrazinoun
phrase (linguistics)locuciónnoun
phylogenomicfilogenómicadjective
physical causecausa físicnoun
physician, doctor of medicine, surgeonmédiciennoun
physicsfísicanoun
physiologicalfisiológicadjective
picante sauce, spicy saucesausa picantenoun
Picasoesque, pertaining to Picasso’s stylepicassesc [Picasso]adjective
pick-up truckpailanoun
pickaxpiotchinoun
pickled relish of carrots, cauliflower, baby corn, hot peppers...encurtidonoun
pickup truck, small truck or vancamionetanounSpanish: camioneta; Portuguese: caminhonete; Italian: camioncino
picture, engraving, printcuadronoun
picturesque, scenicpintorescadjective
pidgeonpalombanoun
pie (fruit), tarttartanoun
piecetrosnounCatalan: tros; Occitan: tròç; Spanish: trozo
piece that was torn or cut off, shredtiranounSpanish: tira
piece, fragmentfragmentonoun
piece, part (mechancial), member of a setpieçanoun
piece, slice (of cake, pie, etc)pedasonoun
pieces, bits (when broken)pedasoznoun
piercepicarverb
pierce, pokechuquerverbHaitian
pietypietánoun
pigporconoun
pig, hogcerdonoun
pile, heap, mountain of somethingmuquionounItalian: mucchio
pilgrimperegrínnoun
pilgrimage (action of the voyage)peregrinadjnoun
pillar, columncolumnanoun
pillowalmohadonoun
pilotaviator, aviatriç nounaviatriç (female pilot), aviator (male pilot)
piña coladapiña coladanounPuerto Rican
pinchcatusiarverb
pine board with tongue-and-groove jointsmachiembranoun
pine conebeyotanoun
pine treepinonoun
pineappleanacachinounabacaxi and ananas
pink shower treeárbor de caraonoun
pink, rose-coloredroseadjective
pinnacle, summitpináculnoun
pioneerpioneronoun
pious, godly, devoutpíoseadjective
pipe for smoking, tobacco pipecachimbunoun
piranhapirañanoun
pirate (usually of the Barbary coast); coursaircorsaronoun
pistachiopistachonounPortuguese, Greek: Pistacium
pistachio nutpistachinoun
pistol grippistoletanoun
pit, ditch, cavity (nasal, other anatomy)fosanoun
pitchfork, fork of forklift, fork of bicycle; any large forkforcanounSpanish: horca, Portuguese: forca
pitfall, stumbling blockescollonounSpanish: escollo
pithy: concise and forcefully expressive, substantialenjundioseadjective
pituitary glandglándul pituitarenounPortuguese: glândula pituitária; Spanish: glándula pituitaria; Italian: ghiandola pituitaria; French: glande pituitaire
pitying, compassionate, having sympathy, sympatheticcompatecenteadjectiveFrench: compatissant
pizzapitzanoun
pizza makerpitzeronoun
pizzeriapitzeríanoun
placate, calm/soothe (fears, anger), appease, quench (thirst), satisfy (hunger), assuageaplacarverb
place (faith, product, investment); invest, plant, put on/upcolocarverbSpanish, Portuguese
place (someone for a job); invest (place money in a good place); seat (someone at a show/concert/event)placerverb
place where a large amount of water flowszubianoun
place, locationluoganoun
place, spotparadjnoun
placedcolocadeadjective
placed, put (past)puste, ponideadjective
placed, put (past)pustupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
placement (of employment, investment, product)placimentonoun
placing, puttingponenduother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
plagiarismplagionoun
plagiaristplagiarionoun
plagueplaganoun
plains (geography)planaznoun
plaintiff, accuseracusadornoun
plan (also: design, schedule, arrange)planejarverb
plan: schedule for the day, scheme, ideasplaninoun
plane, aircraftaviónnoun
planetplanetanoun
planetarium: place to watch the sky and planetsplanetariunoun
planetaryplanetareadjective
planktonplanctonnoun
planningplanejamentonoun
plant (natural world)plantanoun
plant (tree, flower)plantarverb
plasticplásticonoun
plastic containertambonoun
plasticglomerateplastiglomeradonounSpanish
plasticityplasticitánoun
plate (flat dish)platinoun
plate (metal)chapanoun
plate, dish, bowl (anything that holds food)asietnoun
plateauplatounoun
platform (for train, etc), raised sidewalkandénnoun
platform, podium, stand (court)estradonoun
platform, shelf, raised surfaceplataformanounSpanish/Catalan/Portuguese: plataforma
platitude, clichétópiconoun
platonicplatónicadjectiveSpanish: platónica; Catalan: platònic; French: platonique
plausibilityplausibilitánoun
plausibleplausíbeladjective
play a sport or gamejucarverb
play music; ring (a bell)tocarverb
play, gamejuconoun
play/perform a part or role (politics, history...)gisempeñarverbSpanish/Portuguese (pronunciation)
player (of game)jucadornoun
playful, frisky, full of energyjuquêtoneadjective
playful, ludiclúdicadjective
playpencorralitonoun
plead, begsuplicarverb
pleasant, nice (person), friendly (atmosphere)simpeadjective
pleasesupley, perfavorother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
please: give pleasure to, be pleasing toagredarverb
please: make happygustarverb
Pleased to meet you!; Delighted!¡Encantadu!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
pleasureplazinounSpanish: placer, Portuguese: prazer; French: plaisir, Haitian Creole: plezi, Italian: piacere, Dutch: plezier
plebeian, commonerplebeyo, plebeyanoun
plebisciteplebiscitonoun
plectrum, guitar pickplectronoun
plenaryplenareadjective
plenitude, fullnessplenitud [-tudin-]noun
plethorapletoranoun
plosive (linguistics), stop consonantegsplosivanoun
plot (of book, story)tramanoun
plot (of land), parcel (agriculture)parcelanoun
plot, storyline, line of the plotliña argumentalnoun
plot, weavetramarverb
plow a field before plantingsurquiarverb
plowed groundaeraturanoun
plumprunanoun
plumage (all the feathers make up the plumage on a bird)plumadjnoun
plumberplumeronoun
pluralpluraladjective
pluralismpluralismoverb
plus (used when adding)pluother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Pluto (former planet of the solar system)Plutónnoun
plutocracyplutocraciê [plutocrat-]noun
plutocratplutócratanoun
plutocraticplutocráticadjective
pneumaticpneumáticadjective
pocket (in clothes)bolsillonounSpanish: bolsillo
pocket (in pool/billiards)butchacanoun
pocket, pouchpochi, pochnoun
podiumpodionoun
pods of tree has chemical that's used to tan leathernacascolonoun
poempoemanoun
poem book, collection of poemspoemarionoun
poetrypoesíênoun
pogress rapidly, burn through the phasesquimar etapazverb
pointpuntunoun
point at, point to, aim at (with gun)apuntarverb
point, signalizesañalarverb
poison, embitterenvenenarverb
poisoningenvenenamentonoun
PolandPolonianoun
polarpolareadjective
polaritypolaritánoun
polarizationpolarizaciónnoun
polarizepolarizarverb
polepolnoun
pole made of wood, stickpalonoun
pole, perch, hat standpertchanoun
polemical, polemicpolémicadjective
polemics: the art or practice of engaging in controversial debatepolémicanoun
police officer, policemanpoliciaunoun
police or state operationôperativonoun
police: the civil force of a national or local government, responsible for the prevention and detection of crime and the maintenance of public order.policianoun
policy (insurance)pólisanoun
policy arenaarina políticnoun
PolishPolonechnoun
PolishPoloneseadjective
polished stone hand axeatcha de pedra pulidenoun
politicalpolíticadjective
political disturbances, political upheavalstrastornoz políticnoun
political frameworkmarco políticnoun
political pull, clout, influencepalancanoun
political ring, clique; closed circleargollanoun
political scientistpolitólogonounSp
political upheavalconvulsión políticnoun
politicallypolíticaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
politicianpolíticiennoun
politicizationpolitizaciónnoun
politicizepolitizarverb
politico, politician, someone with strong partisan viewspoliticardnounFrench: politicard
politics, policy (of government or company; Not insurance policy)políticanoun
pollenpolennoun
pollutepoluirverbPortuguese/French
pollutedpoluyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
pollutionpoluciónnoun
polyamorouspoliamoroseadjective
polycentrismpolicentrismonoun
polyglot: someone who knows and is able to use several languages.políglotanoun
polymerizationpolimerizaciónnoun
polyptychpolípticonounGreek: poly- "many" and ptyche "fold"
polysemypoliseminoun
polyvalent, multipurposepolivalenteadjective
pomegranategranaranoun
pomelo, Chinese grapefruitpomelonounSpain Spanish, Portuguese, Galician: pomelo; Italian, Corsican: pompelmo
pomp: ceremony and splendid display, especially at a public event.pompanoun
pompositypompositánoun
pompouspomposeadjective
Pontius PilatePoncio Pilatonoun
pool (of water, blood, rain), puddlecharsonoun
poorpovreadjective
poor (performance), bad-doing, bad, evilmauve [mal-, mau]adjective
poorestpovríssimeadjective
poorly, shabbilypovreménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
pop, burst, explodeestaularverbSpanish: estallar; Portuguese: estalar/estourar
popcornpopuro; potchoclonounSpanish (from various regions)
popsicleseiquimalitoznoun
populace, common people pobulatchonoun*from Middle French populace (16c.), from Italian popolaccio "riffraff, rabble
popularpobulareadjective
popular musicpop (música)noun
popular sciencedivulgación chientíficnoun
popularitypobularitánoun
popularizepobularizarverb
population: number of peoplepobulaciónnoun
populous, populated, full of peoplepobuloseadjective
pork barrelbarel de tchancho, barel de purconoun
pork rind, piece of fried pork skinchitcharronnoun
pork sausage that is cured and smoked with chili pepperschorisonoun
pork: pig meatpurco, tchanchonoun
porousporoseadjective
porpoisemarsupanoun
porridge made from boiled corn with milk and sugar.atolnoun
portable bed, stretcher (litter)camillanoun
portal (web), gatewayportaunoun
portentousportentoseadjective
portentousnessportentositánounPortuguese: portentosidade; Catalan: portentositat
portfolio (of artist or designer)portafolionoun
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 wallspórticonoun
portmanteau: a blending of wordsportmantonounOriginally from French but adopted into English
portraitretratonoun
portray, represent, picturereprésentarnoun
PortugalPortugalnoun
Portugueseportugheseadjective
Portuguese language, person from Portugalportughechnoun
pose, place, putponer [pust-, pusi-, ponga-, posi-]verb
positionalposicionaladjective
positive reactions or feedbackriacciónz positivenoun
positive thinkingpensamento positivenoun
positive, affirmativepositiveadjective
positivistpositivisteadjective
possess, ownposseír [posses-]verbFrench: posséder; Catalan: posseir; Spanish: poseer; Italian: possedere; Portuguese: possuir; Galician: posuír
possess, ownedposseseadjective
possessed, ownedposseídupast participle
possessionpossesiónnoun
possibilitypossibilitánoun
possiblepossíbeladjective
possum, oppossumtlacuachinoun
post, place, vacancy (hotel, job)pustonoun
post-apocalypticpost-apocalípticadjective
post-Sovietpost-soviéticadjective
post: forum message, web comment, social media post, tweet posanounPublicació is for more of a formal publication than posa.
postdoc: a person engaged in postdoctoral research.postdoctoradonoun
posterior, back, later, subsequent (in time)posterioreadjective
postmodernpostmoderneadjective
postmodernismpostmodernismonoun
postpartum, after birthposparto, pos-partonoun
postponeposponer [pospust-, pospusi-, posponga-, posposi-]verb
postponedpospuste, posponideadjective
postponedpospustu, posponidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
postponingposponenduother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
postponingposponenteadjective
postulate, posturepostularverb
posturalposturaladjective
postureposturanoun
postwarde pósgherraadjective
potollanoun
pot (cooking), kettlecoyanoun
pot, marijuanamoñanoun
potable water, drinking wateragua potábelnoun
potassiumpotasiunounSpanish: potasio
potatobatatanoun
potbellytimbonnoun
potence, power (mathematics, naval...)potença [potench-]nounSpanish: potencia, potenza; Italian: potenza
potent, strong (drug, engine, computer)potenteadjective
potentialpotenchal [potenciali-]adjective
potentialitypotencialitánoun
potentiometerpotenciómetronoun
pouch, small bagpuchonoun
pound (measurement); Libra (astrology)libranoun
pour, spill, shedverterverb
poverty (quality)povertánoun
poverty, poorness, wantpovresanounSpanish/Portuguese: pobreza; Catalan: pobresa; French: pauvreté
powder, dustpolvnoun
powder: place powder on (face, etc)empolvarverb
powdered fruit drink mixculeidnoun
powdered milkletchi en polvnoun
powdered, in powderen polvadjective
power, authority, groundspotestánoun
power, might, force (of blows, words, argument), dominion (empire)pussançanounFrench: puissance; Anglo-French: pussance
powered bypropulsade deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
powers of concentration, ability to concentrate/focuscapacitá de concentraciónnoun
powers of imaginationcapacitá imaxinativenoun
practicalpráticadjective
practicallypraticaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
practicepráticanoun
practicepraticarverb
practitioner, craftsman (of)praticantinoun
practitioner, professionalprofesionaunoun
pragmaticpragmáticadjective
pragmatics: subfield of linguistics and semiotics that studies the ways in which context contributes to meaning.pragmáticanoun
pragmatismpragmatismonoun
pragmatistpragmatisteadjective
praiselobançanoun
praiselobarverb
praise; hallelalelnounHebrew/Arabic with silent H
prayresarverb
prayerpregiranoun
prayertefilanounJudeo-Spanish
prayer, orationoraciónnoun
pre-eminenceprieminençanoun
pre-emptive strikeataqui preventivenoun
preach/proclaim; predicate: agree that something is a quality or property of someone, make a statement or assertion.predigarverb
preacher, pastorpredigadornoun
preachingpredigaciónnoun
preamblepriámbulnoun
precariousprecarieadjective
precede, go beforepricederverb
precedence (in rank)pricedençanoun
precedingly, previouslypricedenteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
preceive: take or receive in advance, warn (ahead of time)pricebir [pricep-]verb
preceptpriceptu [pricep-]noun
preception: a previous notion, preconception (a taking beforehand)pricepciónnoun
precious (sometimes used for beautiful)precioseadjective
preciousnesspreciositánounSpanish: preciosidad; Portuguese: preciosidade
precise, necessary, just enoughpreciseadjective
precisionprecisiónnoun
precociousprecoceadjective
preconceivepriconcebir [priconcep-]verb
preconceivedpriconcebideadjective
preconceivedpriconcebidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
preconceptionpriconcepciónnoun
predecessor (of president or great leader)egsmandatarionoun
predesignedpridiseñadeadjectiveSpanish: prediseñado; Catalan: predissenyada
predestinationpridestinaciónnoun
predicament, esteempredigamentonoun
predict, forecastpridicer [priditch-, pridiga-, pridix-, pridicc-]verb
predicted, forecastedpriditchupast participle
predictionpridicciónnoun
preferprefererverb
preferablepreferíbeladjective
preferencepreferença [preferench-]noun
preferentialpreferenchaladjective
preferential termscondiciónz preferenchalnoun
preferential trade statusestatu comerchal preferentenoun
prefixprifixonoun
pregnant (of woman)entchinteadjectiveItalian: incinta; French: enceinte
pregnant (usually of animal)preñadeadjectiveJudeo-Spanish
pregnant, expecting a childgrávideadjectivePortuguese
prejudicepriconceptu [priconcep-]noun
premodernprimoderneadjective
prenatalprinataladjective
preoccupation, concern, worrypriocupaciónnoun
preoccupied, worriedpriocupadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
preoccupied, worried, concerned, troubledpriocupadeadjective
preoccupy, worry, concern, troublepriocuparverbSp/Po
preparationpreparaciónnoun
preparatory, introductorypreparatorieadjective
prepareprepararverb
prepared, readypreparadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
prepared, readypreparadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
preponderant: predominant in influence, number, or importance.priponderanteadjective
prerequisitepri-requisitonoun
prescription (medical, when and how to take medicine), recipereceitanoun
presenceprésençanoun
present (here and/or now)présenteadjective
present (opportunity...), introduce (before speech, a bill...)présentarverb
present subjunctive of construir [to construct]construyamverb
present subjunctive of dar [to give]demverb
present subjunctive of destruyir [to destroy]destruyamverb
present subjunctive of dicer [to say, tell]digamverbSpanish/Portuguese: diga, digas, digamos; Spanish: digan; Portuguese: digam
present subjunctive of irvayaverb
present subjunctive of ser [to be]sejamverb
present subjunctive of tener (to have)tengamverb
present subjunctive of traducir [to translate]traduscamverbSpanish: traduzca, traduzcas, traduzcan, traduzcáis, traduzcamos
present subjunctive of venir [to come]vengamverb
Present Subjunctive of [haver]; there are; there islíaverbSpanish: hay, haya, hayas, hayan, hayamos; Portuguese: haja, hajas, hajamos; Catalan: hagi, hàgim, hagis, hàgiu, hagin
present tense of facer [to do]; do, doesfacemverb
present tense of haver (auxiliary verb for present perfect tense)hauverbRomanian: (ei/ele) au; French: ai, avons, (Eles/Elas/Vocês) ont; Portuguese: hás, há, (Eles/Elas/Vocês) hão
present tense of ser, is, aresom, esverb
present, current, contemporary, topicalactualadjective
preservation (of buildings)preservaciónnoun
preside, make camppresiderverb
presidencypresidença [presidench-]noun
presidentpresidentinoun
presidentialpresidenchaladjective
press/push (a button); tightenapertarverb
press/strike (a key)estrucarverbVenetian, proto-Germanic
pressure, lobbypresionarverb
prestige, standingprestigionounSpanish: prestigio
prestigiousprestigioseadjective
presumepresumirverb
presumedpresumidupast participle
presumed, allegedpresunteadjective
presumptionpresumciónnoun
presuppositionprisuposiciónnoun
pretend, feignfingirverb
preterite (perfect past) of estarestuviverb
preterite (perfect past) of facer, made, didficiverb
preterite (perfect past) of haver, hadhuviverb
preterite (perfect past) of ir, wentvasiverb
preterite (perfect past) of querer, wantedquisiverb
preterite (perfect past) of ser, was, werefuiverb
preterite (perfect past) of tener, hadtuviverb
preterite of dicer [to say]dixi [dixe-]verb
preterite of poner [to put]pusiverb
preterite of saber [to know]supiverb
preterite of venir [to come]viniverb
pretextmamparanoun
pretextpritecstunoun
pretzelbretzelnoun
prevenient: preceding in time or order; antecedent.privenientadjectivePortuguese: preveniente, French: prévenant
preventpreventarverb
prevent, block, blockade, jam (make unable to work), lock (freeze in place)bloquearverb
preventative measuresmedidaz preventativenoun
preventionprevenciónnoun
previousprivie [privia-]adjective
previous, preceding, foregoingpricedenteadjective
previous, prioranterie [anteria-]adjective
previously, beforehandpriviaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
previously, formerly, anteriorly, before, beforehand, back ofanteriaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
prey, victimpruasanoun
price (stock market), value (financial, currency), estimate/quote (for something)cotizaciónnoun
price, valueprecionoun
prideorgullonounPortuguese: orgulho, Spanish/Galician: orgullo, Catalan: orgull
priestsacerdotnoun
priest, presbyterpristinounGerman: Priester
priesthood, calling (in life)sacerdocionoun
priestlysacerdotaladjective
primacyprimacíênounFrench: primatie; Spanish: primacía
primarily, mainlyprincipalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
primary keyclav primarenoun
primary school, elementary schoolescola primarenoun
primary storagearmacenamento primarenoun
prime ministerprimare ministranoun
principalityprincipadonoun
printîmprimir [împres-]verb
print, engravingestampanoun
printer (computer)împresoranoun
printingîmprimienteadjective
prioritizepriorizarverb
priorityprioritánoun
prisoncárcelnoun
prisoncangrínoun
prison systemsistema penitenciare, sistema penitencharenounsystème pénitentiaire, sistema penitenciario
prisonerprisioneronoun
prisoner, detained, arrested persondetenido, detenidanoun
privateprivateadjective
privilege, perkprivilegionounSpanish/Italian: privilegio; Portuguese: privilégio; French: privilège; Catalan: privilegi; Galician: privilexio
prize, award for creative workpremionoun
proactiveproactiveadjective
probabilityprobabilitánoun
probableprobábeladjective
probablyprobabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
probesondanoun
probity, integrityprobitánoun
problemproblemanoun
problematic, problematicalproblemáticadjective
problematize, problematiseproblematizarverb
proceduralprocedural, de procedimentoadjective
procedure or progression that requires steps or stagestrámitinounSp: trámite
proceedprocederverb
proceed withdar seghimento averbPortuguese: dar seguimento a
proceeding, procedureproceduranoun
process (raw materials, information)procesarverb
process, lawsuit (action)procesunoun
process: negotiate, transact (access, license, passport...)tramitarverb
processing, proceedingtramitandeadjective
processionprocesiónnoun
processionalprocesionaladjective
processual: relating to or involving the study of processes rather than discrete events; proceduralprocesualadjective
proclaimproclamarverb
proclaimedproclamadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
proclaimedproclamadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
proclamationproclamaciónnoun
procrastinate, waste time (slang)weviarverb
procurement officeoficina de adquisiciónznoun
prodigal sonfillo pródighenoun
prodigal, lavishpródigheadjective
prodigious: remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree.prodigioseadjective
prodigyprodigionoun
produceproducir [produx-, produsca-, producc-]verb
producerproductornoun
producingproductriceadjective
productproductonoun
product scopealcanci de productonoun
productionproducciónnoun
productiveproductiveadjective
productivityproductivitánoun
produsageprodusarionounSpanish: produsario
profaneprofaneadjective
profanityprofanitánoun
professprofesarverbSpanish: profesar
profession, tradecraftoficinoun
professionalprofesionaladjective
professor, instructor, teacherprofesornoun
profileperfielnounSpanish/Portuguese: perfil
profitlucronounItalian; Latin: lucru
progenitor, ancestor (mother, father, etc)progenitornoun
progeny, lineage, offspringprogeninounSp: progenie
prognosisprônosinoun
program (a computer, application, etc)programarverb
program, programme; policy (of party platform, of election)programanoun
programmaticprogramáticadjective
programmer (of computer, etc)programadornoun
progressprogresarverb
progress (improvement)progresonoun
progressiveprogresive [progresiva-]adjective
progressivelyprogresivaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
prohibitprohibirverb
prohibitedprohibideadjective
prohibitedprohibidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
projectprojetunoun
project chartercharta de projetunoun
project managementgestión de projetuznoun
project scopealcanci de projetunoun
project that a community builds together, involving volunteering one's time and working hard for the sake of the communityharambinounSwahili
projectileprojetielnoun
projectionprojecciónnoun
projector, spotlightprojetornoun
projectualprojetualadjective
proletariat, the working classproletariadonoun
prolific, fertile, fruitful, productivefecundeadjective
prominenceprominençanoun
prominentprominenteadjective
promiscuitypromiscuitánoun
promiscuouspromiscueadjective
promisepromesanoun
promiseprometer [promesa]verb
promising, hopeful, prosperousprometedore, prometenteadjectiveSpanish: prometedor
promontory: point of high landpromontorionoun
promote, develop, strengthen, upgrade, increase, potentiate, boost, powerpotenciarverbSpanish: potenciar
promote: make important, advertisepromoververb
promotion (in advertising)promociónnoun
promotionalpromocional, de promociónadjective
prompt, swift, quick, earlypromteadjectiveSpanish: pronto; Latin: prōmptus; Catalan: prompte
promptness, readiness, promptitudepromtitud [-tudin-]noun
promulgatepromulgarverb
promulgationpromulgaciónnoun
prone, inclined topropenseadjectiveSpanish, 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.pronunciamentonoun
proof, testprobanoun
propaganda, advertising (usually of political manner)propagandanoun
propagate, spreadpropagarverb
propel, drive (force), boostîmpulsarverb
propensitypropensitánoun
property, estate, command: mastery; dominiondominionoun
property, estate, homestead, ownershippropietánoun
prophetprofetanoun
propheticproféticadjective
propitiate: win or regain the favor of, fosterpropiciarverb
propitiationpropiciaciónnoun
proponent: one who brings forth a proposition or argumentproponentinoun
proportionalproporcionaladjective
proportional representationrepresentación proporcionalnoun
propose, move (suggest a new course of action)proponer [propust-, propusi-, proponga-, proposi-]verb
proprietarypropietareadjective
propulsion systemsistema de propulsiónnoun
propulsion, power (of vehicle)propulsiónnoun
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 hamprojutonoun
proscriptionproscripciónnoun
prosecutor (legal, public)fiscaunounSpanish: fiscal
prosper, thrive, flourish (figuratively)prosperarverbSpanish/Portuguese: prosperar
prosthesisprótesinoun
prostitute, whore, bitch (vulgar)putanoun
prostrateprostradeadjective
prostrationprostraciónnoun
protectproteger [protec-]verb
protectionprotecciónnoun
protection (from outside), shelteramparonoun
protectionismproteccionismonoun
protectionistproteccionisteadjective
protective, protectingde protección, protectoreadjective
protectorprotectornoun
protectorateprotectoradonoun
protégée: a person who is supported and protected by a more experienced personprotegidonounSpanish: protegido; Italian: protetto; Catalan: protegit; French: protégée
proteinproteínanoun
protest, demonstration; oathprotestanoun
Protestantprotestantinoun
protocolprotocolonounSpanish/Portuguese: protocolo; Italian: protocollo, French: protocole, Catalan: protocol
protonprotônnoun
prototype: first of its kindprototiponoun
protrude, bulgeprotuberarverb
protuberance, bulgeprotuberançanoun
protuberant, big, bulgingprotuberanteadjective
proud: full of prideorgulloseadjective
prove: demonstrate, indicate; try on (clothes), taste (food); audition (for part in music group or acting)probarverb
proverbproverbinoun
provideprover [provist-, provide-, proviz-]verbahead see
provide employment, hireentchambarverb
provide moral or physical supportapoyarverb
providedprovistu, providupast participle
providenceprovidença [providench-]noun
providentialprovidenchaladjective
providentialprovidenteadjective
provinceprovincinoun
provincialprovincialadjective
provincialism, phrase or word that is from a certain regionprovincialismonoun
provisional, temporary, provisory, transitory, tentativeprovizorieadjective
provisional, tentative (agreement, arrangement)provizionaladjective
provisions tied together or prepared in some waybastimentonoun
provisions, suppliesproviziónznoun
provocationprovocaciónnoun
provoke: call forth; incur (anger, wrath)provocarverb
provokedprovocadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
provokedprovocadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
provokerprovocadornoun
provokingprovocanteadjective
prowess: skill or expertise in a particular activity or field.proesanoun
proxy (computer)procsinoun
proxy (representative on behalf of)apuderado, apuderadanoun
proxy serverservidor procsie; servidor întermedjarenounCatalan: servidor intermediari; Spanish: servidor proxy
prudent, wiseprudenteadjective
prune, trimpodarverbSpanish/Portuguese/Occitan
pruning, trimmingpodatoreadjective
psalmssalmoznoun
pseudocode: resembling codepseudocódigonoun
pseudonympseudónimonoun
pseudosciencepseudochiençanoun
psychanalyticpsicoanalíticadjectiveSpanish: psicoanalítica
psychepsiquinoun
psychedelicpsicodélicadjective
psychiatricpsiquiátricadjective
psychiatristpsiquiatranoun
psychiatrypsiquiatríênoun
psychoanalystpsicoanalistanoun
psychohistorypsicohistoriênoun
psychologicalpsicológicadjectiveSpanish: psicológico
psychologicallypsicologicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish
psychologistpsicólogonoun
psychologypsicologíênoun
psychometricpsicométricadjective
psychopathpsicópatanoun
psychopathicpsicopáticadjective
psychopathypsicopatíênoun
psychosomaticpsicosomáticadjective
pub, barpêbnoun
public (the)públiconoun
public domaindominio públicnoun
public fundscaudauz públicnoun
public workersfuncionariuz públicnoun
publication: of a book, newspaper or magazine articlepublicaciónnoun
publicitypublicitánoun
publiclypublicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Italian: pubblicamente; Portuguese: publicamente; French: publiquement
publish, make publicpubliçar [publica-]verb
puddingbudingnoun
puddingpudingnoun
puddletcharconoun
pugnaciouspugnaceadjectiveSpanish: pugnaz; French: pugnace; Catalan: pugnaç
pull down, bring to ruinaruinarverb
pull down, pull out, knock down (a building); draw (a sword)tirarverb
pull, draw, plowtraher [trac-]verb
pulleycaruchanoun
pullover, jumper, sweatshirtpulóvanounSpanish (Argentina)
pullulate: breed or spread so as to become increasingly commonpulularverb
pulmonary: of the lungspulmonareadjective
pulpit (of church)púlpitonoun
pulse (indicating blood pumping)pulsonoun
pulverizationpolverizaciónnoun
pulverize, make into dustpolverizarverb
pulverizedpolverizadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
pulverizedpolverizadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
puma, mountain lion, panther, or catamountpumanoun
pumppombinoun
pumppombiarverb
punctualpuntualadjective
punctuatepuntuarverb
punctuated equilibriumequilibrio puntuadenoun
punishmentpuniciónnoun
punishment for disciplinary reasonscastigonoun
pupil (of eye)pupilanoun
pupil, studentalumnonounPortuguese: aluno; Spanish: alumno; Catalan: alumne; Italian: alunno
puppetfantochinoun
purgatorypurgatorionoun
puritypuresanoun
purported, so-called, in name onlydizqueadjective
purpose, intentpropósitonoun
purposeful (look)llene de determinaciónnounSpanish: llena de determinació
pursuant to section #de conformitá cun l'artícul #phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
pursue, persecuteperseghirverb
pushempujarverb
pusillanimous: showing a lack of courage or determination; timidpusilánimeadjective
put (imperative or command form)ponverbSpanish: pon, ponga, pongamos, poned, pongan; Portuguese: põe, ponha, ponhamos, ponde, ponham; Galician: pon, poña, poñamos, poñede, ponde, poñan
put (present subjunctive form)pongamverbSpanish: ponga, pongas, pongamos, pongan
put in danger, put in harm’s wayponer en periglophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
put in practiceponer en práticaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
put in/intometirverb
put up with, tolerate, compromisetransigerverbSpanish/Catalan: transigir; Latin: transigere
put up with, tolerate, endureaguantarverbSpanish: aguantar
putrefypudrir [pútri-]verb
pyramidpirámidinoun
pyramidoidpiramidoidnoun
pyritepiritanoun
pyrotechnicalpirotécnicadjective
QA, quality assuranceaseguramento dele calitánoun
QC, quality controlcontrol de calitánoun
quadraticcuadráticadjective
quadruple, four times as manycatruple, cuadrupleadjective
quaint: attractively old-fashioned, outdatedcueinteadjective
qualificationcalificaciónnoun
qualified, trained (employee)capacitadeadjectiveSpanish: capacitado
qualify, label, call/describe/pinpointcalifiçar [califica-]verb
qualifying, qualifierclasificatorieadjectiveSp: clasificatorio
qualitativecalitativeadjective
qualitycalitánoun
quality management systemsistema de gestión dele calitánoun
qualm, indigestionempatchonoun
quantitativecuantitativeadjective
quantitycuantitánoun
quantum chemistryquímica cuánticnoun
queenreinanoun
quesadilla (Tex-Mex style)quesaditzanoun
questionperguntanoun
question (on exam), problem/issuecuestiónnoun
question, question markinterrogantinoun
question: give a problem or issue to solve (especially on examinations)cuestionarverb
questionablecuestionábeladjective
questionless, undisputed, indisputableindiscutíbeladjective
quick, sharpbrusque [brusca-]adjective
quickly, rapidlyrapidaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
quickly, sharplybruscaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
quietcalladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
quietbrullenteadjective
quiet, reservedcalladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
quinine: used to treat arthritis, and lupisquininanoun
quinoaquinuanoun
quintillion: a million million million; a million trillion; a billion billion; the digit 1 followed by 18 zeroesquintillónnumber
quotacuotanoun
quote (a person), citation (from a source document)citaciónnoun
quotientcocientinoun
Qur'an, Koran, QuranAlcorá [alcorán-]noun
Qur'anic, Koranic, Quranicalcoránicadjective
rabbirabinonounSpanish
rabbinic, rabbinicalrabínicadjective
rabbitconellonoun
raccoonmapatchinoun
raccoonchawinounLouisiana French: chaoui
race, breedraçanoun
race, competitioncursanoun
racecoursehipodromonoun
racialrachaladjective
rack one's brain (around), think hardcranearverb
racket, racquetraquetanoun
radiantradianteadjective
radiationradiaciónnoun
radicalradicaladjective
radical change, radical turnaboutgiro radicalnounSpanish: giro radical
radicalismradicalismonoun
radicalizationradicalizaciónnoun
radicalizeradicalizarverb
radioradionoun
radio waveunda de radionoun
radio/TV station, broadcasteremisornoun
radiocommunicationradiocomunicaciónnounSpanish: radiocomunicación
radiometric datingdatación radiométricnounSpanish: datación radiométrica; French: datation radiométrique, Portuguese: datação radiométrica
radiumradiunoun
radiusradjonoun
ragtraponounSpanish
rage, angerraivanoun
raidredadanoun
raidredarverb
rainchuvanoun
rainchuververb
rain with thunder and lightningtorbónnounGalician
raincoatgabardinanoun
rainforest, tropical forestselva tropicalnoun
rainingchuventeadjective
raise to the groundarrasarverb
raised platform, grandstandtribunanoun
raisinacebibnoun
rakerastronoun
Ramadanramadônnoun
rampart, castle wallmurallanounSpanish: muralla, Portuguese: muralha
ranch including all the buildingsrancheríanoun
ranch, rangeranchonoun
rancherrancheronoun
rancor, bitterness, resentmentrencornoun
random, accidentalaleatorieadjective
range (mountain, etc.)cordilleranounPortuguese: cadeia, Spanish: cordillera
range (of things), assortment, varietysurtidonoun
range, musical scale, gamutgamanoun
rankrangonoun
rap musicrap (música de rap)noun
rap on the head with knucklesnyicasonoun
rapacious, predatoryrapaceadjective
rapacity, agressive greedrapacitánoun
rapid, fastrápide [rápida-]adjective
rapperraperonoun
rapprochement: the development of greater understanding and friendship between two countries or groups after they have been unfriendlyraprochimentonoun
rare, scarcerareadjective
rarefy, make scarce, strainenrarecer, rarefiarverb
rasp, scarp, escarpescarparverbSpanish: escarpar
ratdjacanoun
ratetosanounsp: tasa
rate, taxtacsanounSp: tasa, Po: taxa
rather, quite, sufficientlybastanchother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ratio, proportionproporciónnoun
ration, portionraciónnoun
rationalracionaladjective
rational numbernúmero racionalnoun
rationalismracionalismonoun
rationalistracionalistanoun
rationalityracionalitánoun
rattle (something that makes sound when you shake it)sonaxanoun
ravencuervonoun
raw materials, supplies, chemicals for manufacturinginsumoznoun
raw, crudecrueadjective
razor, clasp knife, penknifenavallanounPortuguese: navalha, Spanish: navaja, Catalan: navalla
re-createvolver a criar, ricriarverb
re-evaluateriavaluarverb
re-evaluationriavaluaciónnoun
reach its fullness, blossom, flourish (of a place, relationship, etc)alcançar su plenitudverbSpanish: alcanzar su plenitud
reachable, attainablealcançábeladjective
reactriagerverb
reactionriacciónnoun
reactivateriactivarverb
reactiveriactiveadjective
reactorriactornoun
readlesirverb
read (past participle)lesideadjective
read (past participle)lesidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
readerlesidor, lector, lectriç [+:lectricez]noun
reader, reading book (usually for learning)livro de lecturanoun
readinglesituranoun
readinglecturanoun
reading (present participle)lesienteadjective
readypresteadjective
reaffirmriafirmarverb
reaffirmedriafirmadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
reaffirmedriafirmadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
reaffirmingriafirmanteadjective
real estate (unmoveable things)inmobiliarionounSp: inmobiliario
real: true, not an imitationréaladjective
realisticrealisteadjective
reality, factrealitánoun
realization, achievement, attainment, fulfillment (of ambition, feeling of satisfaction)realizaciónnounCatalan: realització, French: réalisation, Italian: realizzazione, Spanish: realización, Portuguese: realização
realize: make real, achieve, accomplish (goals)realizarverb
really cool (meaning fantastic- I like this a lot)ratateadjective
really?¿Jura?phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
reap, mow down, scythesegarverb
reaper, person who scythessegadornoun
reappearriaparecer [-esca-]verb
reasonreizónnoun
reason, think out a planreizonarverb
reasonablereizonábeladjective
rebel, insurgentrebeldinoun
rebel, rise uprebelar-severbSpanish: rebelarse
rebellionrebeliónnoun
rebellious, rebel, unruly, stubborn/persistentrebeldeadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese
rebirthrinaicer [rinat-]verb
rebirth, revivalrinaicimento, rinaicençanoun
rebuke, reprimand, reprehensionreprensiónnoun
rebuttal, refutationrefutaciónnounSpanish: refutación; French: réfutation; Portuguese: refutação
recapitulate; sum upricapitularverb
receipt (document)ricebonoun
receivericebir [ricep-,ricip-]verb
receive, welcome, take in and accomodate (guests, visitors, immigrants, travelers)acollerverbSpanish: acoger; Catalin:acollir
receivedricebideadjective
receivedricebidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
recent, new, laterécenteadjective
recently, just (referring to time)recenteménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
receptaclericeptáculnoun
receptionricepciónnoun
reception (of visitors), looking after (guests), welcomeacollidonoun
receptivericeptiveadjective
receptivityriceptivitáadjective
recesssuspender le sesiónverbSpanish: suspender la sesión
recess (legal): fall back, period of yielding from work or activityrecesonounSpanish: receso
recessionrecesiónnounSpanish
recidivismreîncidençanounSpanish/Galician: reincidencia; Portuguese: reincidência; Catalan: reincidència
recidivistreîncidenteadjectiveSpanish: reincidente
recipe (for cooking)receita culinarenoun
recipe book, collection of recipesreceitarionoun
recipientricipienteadjective
recipient; containerricipientinoun
reciprocalricíproqueadjective
reciprocityreciprocitánoun
recitalrecitaunoun
recitationrecitaciónnoun
reciterecitarverb
reckon, figure out, suppose sorequerverb
reclaimed land, recuperated landterra recuperadenoun
recognition, acknowledgementriconocimentonoun
recognizablereconocíbeladjective
recognizericonocer [riconosca-]verb
recognizedriconocideadjective
recognizedriconocidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
recollection, withdrawal, absorptionrecollimentonounSpanish: recogimiento
recommend, commend (to), admonishrecomendarverb
recommendation, commendationrecomendaciónnoun
recompense, rewardrecompensanoun
recompense, reward, compensaterecompensarverb
reconcilericonciliarverb
reconciliation: gain one's favor againriconciliaciónnoun
reconnaissance (military, survey, exploration)reconnesançanoun
reconsiderbedcarverbJudeo-Spanish
reconstitutericonstituirverb
record (basic data structure in computer science) or row in database; tupletuplanoun
record (historical), background (historical); history (medical, safety, performance)historiaunoun
record (music, sound, movies, computer data)grabarverb
record buttonbôton de grabaciónnoun
record events in journal, take note oftomar nota deverb
record, recording of musicrécordnoun
record, vinyl discdisco vinilnoun
record-holderrecordistanoun
record: set down facts, record (with an instrument); registerregistrarverb
recorder, registrarregistradornoun
recording (act of)grabaciónnoun
recourse: the legal right to demand compensation or payment; appealrecursonoun
recovery period (of a procedure)período de restablecimentonoun
recovery, recuperationrecuperaciónnoun
recrudescencericrudescençanounItalian: recrudescenza, French: recrudescence, Spanish: recrudescencia, Portuguese: recrudescência
recrudescentricrudescenteadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese/Italian/French: recrudescente
rectanglerectángulnoun
rectangularrectangulareadjective
rectifiable; corrigible: capable of being corrected, rectified, or reformed.corrigíbeladjective
rectificationrectificaciónnoun
rectify: make rightrectifiçar [rectifica-]verb
recuperate, recover; retrieverecuperarverb
recyclericiclarverb
redrujeadjective
red banana of Jamaican origincaribinoun
redact: drive back, bring back, bring down...redigir [redige-, redac-]verb
reddish or orangish glow, usually of cloudsarrebolnounSpanish
redeem, ransomredimir [redem-]verb
redeemableredimíbeladjective
redeemer, delivererredemtor, redemtriçnounItalian: redentrice, redentore; French: rédemptrice, rédempteur; Spanish/Portuguese: redentor, redentora; Catalan: redemptor
redemptionredemciónnoun
redistributionridistribuciónnoun
redo, do over againrifacer [rifetch-, rifici-, rifaga-, rifar-]verb
redressredreçarverbOccitan: redreçar
reduce: lead backriducirverb
reductionriducciónnoun
reemergence, resurgence, revivalrisurgimentonoun
referencereferença [referench-]noun
reference book, codex, key bookcodachnounRomansch:cudesch
referendumreferendo, referéndumnoun
referentialreferenchaladjective
refined petroleum, gasoline (ready for an engine)petrolnoun
reflect (physically or figuratively)reflexer [reflecs-]verb
reflection, thinkingreflecsiónnounFrench: réflexion; Italian: riflessione; Portuguese: reflexão; Catalan: reflexió; Spanish/Galician: reflexión
reflective, reflexivereflecsiveadjective
reflexreflecsonoun
reflexivityreflecsivitánoun
refocus (focus again, focus on something else)rienfocarverb
reformatory, correctional facilityreformatorionoun
refresh (mind or spirit)rifrescarverb
refreshingrifrescanteadjective
refried beansfrixoleznounSpanish: frijoles
refrigerationrefrigeraciónnoun
refrigeratorrefrigeradornoun
refuge, haven, shelterrefugionoun
refugeerefugiadonoun
refugee campcampo de refugiadoznoun
refuserefuzarverbSpanish
refutable, answerable, deniable/disputablerefutábeladjectivePortuguese: refutável; Spanish: refutable; French: réfutable; Italian: refutabile
refutationrefutaciónnounSpanish: refutación
refute: prove to be wrong or in errorrefutarverbSpanish/Portuguese: refutar
regarding plowed/aerated groundaeraturaladjective
regenerativede rigenración; rigenrativeadjective
regent: a person who exercises the ruling power during the minority, absence, or disability of the sovereign.regentinoun
regimerégimennoun
region, land ofregiónnoun
regionalregionaladjective
registercadastronoun
register, record (data), registrationregistronoun
registeredregistradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
registeredregistradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
registration feecuota de înscripciónnoun
regretregretarverbJudeo-Spanish
regular: evenly spaced, frequent, normalregulareadjective
regulation, regulatoryreglamentareadjectiveFrench: réglementaire
regulator (person)reguladornoun
regulatory agencyagença regulatorienoun
regulatory capturecaptura dele reguladornounSpanish: captura del regulador
regulatory complianceconformitá normative, conformitá regulatorienoun
regulatory requirementsrequisitoz reglamentarenoun
reheatricalentarverb
reified: make something more real or concrete (that was more abstract)reificadeadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: reificado; Italian: reificato; French: réifié; Romanian/Catalan: reificat
reignreinadonoun
reign, rule over, dominatereinarverb
reimagine, reinvent, take action towards changing the outcomeri-inventarverb
reimagine, think about something differentlyvolver a imaxinar, ri-imaxinarverb
reimburse, refundriembolsarverb
reimbursement, refundriembolsamento, riembolsonoun
reinforce, intensify, strengthenreforçarverb
reiterateriîterarverb
reject (stronger than rechazar)rijetarverb
reject, turn down (food, job, offer); (not as strong as rijetar)rechazarverb
rejectionrijecciónnoun
rejoicerejociarverbSpanish/Portuguese: regocijar; French: réjouir; Italian: gioire
rejuvenaterijuvenecer [-esca-]verb
rejuvenation, rejuvenescence, renewalrijuvenecimentonoun
relationalrelacionaladjective
relational databasebasi de datoz relacional [+:basiz de datoz relacional]noun
relationsrelaciónznoun
relationshiprelacionamentonounPortuguese: relacionamento
relative, relatingrelativeadjective
relegaterelegarverb
relegatedrelegadeadjective
relentless, implacableimplacábeladjective
relevancerelevançanoun
relevantrelevanteadjective
reliable sources; trustworthy sourcesfoncez fidedignenoun
reliable, safe, dependable (usually not a person)fiábeladjective
reliable, trustworthy, instilling confidence (person)confiábeladjective
relief worker, aid workersocorrista [socorro]noun
relief, assistance, aidsocorronoun
relieve, bring aid tosocorrerverb
relieve/remove, take over fromrelevarverb
religio-politicalreligio-políticadjective
religionreligiónnoun
religiousreligioseadjective
remainremanerverbItalian
remain, stay, be permanent, continuepermanecer [-esca-]verb
rememberrembrarverbPortuguese: lembrar
remember, recallrecordarverb
remembrancerembrançanounPortuguese: lembrança
remindfacer rembrarverb
reminderrembretchinounPo:lembrete; Sp:recordatorio
remission of sinsremisión de pecadosnoun
remnantremanentinoun
remorseremordimento; remorsonounCatalan: remordiment; Spanish: remordimiento
remove: take off (clothing, make-up), take away (object)quitarverb
remunerate: pay for services rendered or work done.remunerarverb
renaissancerinaicentiste, dele rinaicimentoadjective
renal failureinsuficiença riñalnoun
renameponer nuve nomi (de/a)verbSpanish: poner nuevo nombre a/de
renew, renovaterinuvarverb
renewable (energy, resources)rinuvábeladjective
renewable energyenergíê rinuvábelnoun
renewalrinuvaladjective
renounce: waive, give up (a claim to)renunciarverb
renovation, renewal (of)rinuvaciónnoun
rent, lendalquilarverb
rent-seekingde búsqueda de rentazadjectivede búsqueda de rentas
rent-seeking monopoliesmonopoliz centradu en le búsqueda de rentaznounSpanish: monopolios centrados en la búsqueda de rentas
repair, mend (clothes, house), fix uprepararverb
repair, reparation (not modern sense)reparaciónnoun
repeatrepitirverb
repeatedrepitideadjective
repeatedrepitidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
repeatingrepitienteadjective
repel, drive away, removerepelerverb
repent, be repentantarrepentir-severb
repercussions, aftermathrepercusiónznoun
repertoire, index, catalog, cataloguerepertuôrnoun
repetitionripeticiónnoun
replace (usually a person or a system); stand in forriemplacerverb
replaceableriemplacíbeladjective
replaceable, able to be substitutedsubstituíbeladjective
replacement or substitute for another food or medicinesuccédanonounFrench: succédané
replacement, substitutesubstitutorieadjective
reportraportinoun
reposereposonoun
repositoryrepositorionoun
reprehensibilityreprensibilitánoun
reprehensible: deserving censure or condemnationreprensíbeladjective
representationrepresentaciónnoun
representationalrepresentacionaladjective
representativereprésentantinoun
repress, subdue by forcereprimir [repres-]verb
repressionrepresiónnoun
reprimandreprimendanoun
reprimand, rebuke, reproof, reprehendreprender [reprens-]verb
reprisal, act of retaliationrapresallanounItalian: rappresaglia; French: représaille; Catalan: represàlia; Spanish: represalia
reptilereptielnoun
republicrepúblicanoun
Republican primariesprimariz republicannoun
repudiaterepudiarverb
repudiationrepudio, repudiaciónnoun
repugnance, reluctance, incompatibility (philosophy)repugnançanoun
repugnant, disgustingrepugnanteadjective
reputationreputaciónnoun
reputationalreputacionaladjective
request, application (for job...)pididonoun
request: an act of asking politely or formally for something.ruegonoun
requinto: higher pitched guitarrequintonoun
require (concentration, effort, skill), request; summonrequerirverb
require, neednessitar [neces-]verb
requisite, requirementrequisitonoun
rescuerescutarverb
rescuesalvetadjnoun
rescue, recovery (of something lost)rescatinoun
rescuedrescutadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
rescuedrescutadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
resealablerisellábeladjectiveSpanish: resellable; Portuguese: resselável; Italian: risigillabile; French: rescellable
resemblance, likeness, similaritysemellançanounPortuguese: semelhança, Spanish: semejanza
resemble: be like, look likesemellarverb
resembling, like, simlar tosemellanteadjective
reservation, bookingreservanoun
reserve, bookreservarnoun
reservoir: a large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply.reservatorionoun
residence (official, formal)residençanoun
residentresidentinoun
residentialresidenchaladjective
residualresidualadjective
residue: a remainder, that which is left behindresiduonoun
resign (from), quit (job, post)dimitir de [dimis-]verbSpanish: dimitir de
resignationdimisiónnounSpanish: dimisión
resilient: quick to recoverresilienteadjective
resinous wood used for firesochonnoun
resistresisterverb
resistance, opposition (something in the way)resistençanoun
resistant to, resilient againstresistenteadjective
resisted, withstoodresisteúother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
resolute, determinedresuelte [resuelta-]adjective
resolutelyresueltaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
resolutionresoluciónnoun
resolutoryresolutorieadjective
resolveresolver [resuelt-/resolu-]verb
resolvedresueltupast participle
resonanceresonançanoun
resonantresonanteadjective
resonateresonarverbSpanish: resonar
resonatorresonadornoun
resounding (not resonant), categorical, emphaticrotundeadjectiveSpanish: rotundo
resourcerecursonoun
respectrespeitunoun
respectfulrespeituoseadjective
respirationrespiraciónnoun
respiratorrespiradornoun
respire, breatherespirarverb
resplendent, radiantresplandecenteadjective
respond, reply (to message)responderverb
responsibilityresponsabilitánoun
responsible, accountableresponsábeladjective
rest, break from workingdescansonoun
rest, unwinddescansarverb
rest/waitrepozarverbBrazilian Portuguese pronunciation
restaurantrestorantinoun
restless, uneasy, anxious, unsettledintranquiladjective
restorationristauraciónnoun
restore (to health)ristaurarverb
restore, recover, reinstate (plans, government, order)restablecer [-esca-]verb
restoredristauradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
restoredristauradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
restrict, limitrestringir [restric-]verb
restrict, limit, gird upceñirverb
restrictedrestringideadjective
restriction, constraintrestricciónnoun
restrictionistrestriccionistanoun
restrictive, qualificatoryrestrictiveadjective
result in, turn out to beresultarverb
result, outcomerésultadonoun
resume (for a job), curriculum vitaecurrículo vitaenoun
résumé, summary, curriculum vitaerezumennounSpanish: resumen
resurrectionresurrecciónnoun
resuscitate, resurrect, bring back to liferesucitarverb
resuscitationresucitaciónnoun
retailvender a varejoverbBrazilian Portuguese
retail: selling of goods to the publicvarejonounBrazilian Portuguese
retailer, shop-ownervarejistanounBrazilian Portuguese
retainretener [retuvi-, retenga-]verb
retainedretenideadjective
retainedretenidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
retainingretenenteadjective
retentionretenciónnoun
reticence, unwillingnessreticençanoun
reticentreticenteadjective
retinaretinanoun
retreat, withdrawal, removalretiradanoun
retroactiveretroactiveadjective
retrospectionretrospecciónnoun
returnregresonoun
return, turnvueltanoun
returnableritornábeladjectiveSpanish: retornable
revaluation, reassessment of valuerivalorizaciónnoun
revalue, reassess (economics)rivalorizarverb
revanchismrevanchismonoun
revanchistrevanchisteadjective
revealrevelarverb
revealing (sign, story, comment)reveladoreadjective
revelationrevelaciónnoun
revenge, return gamerevanchinoun
revenge, vengeancevenjançanoun
reversal of fortunereverso dele fortunanoun
reversiblereversíbeladjective
review, critiquereseñanoun
review: periodical, magazinerivistanoun
revise, checkrivizarverb
revisionriviziónnoun
revisitvolver a visitarverb
revitalizationrivitalizaciónnoun
revitalizerivitalizarverb
revitalize, enlivenvivifiçar [vivifica-]verb
revive, revitalize, reanimaterianimarverb
revocablerevocábeladjective
revocative, revocatoryrevocatorieadjective
revokerevocarverb
revoltrivueltanoun
revolution (of celestial body in its orbit, or figuratively)rivoluciónnoun
revolutionaryrivolucionareadjective
revolutionary, revolutionistrivolucionarionoun
revolve, circlegirarverb
revolving, girating, swivelgiratorieadjective
rewriteriscriververb
rhetoricretóricanoun
rhetoricalretorical, retóricadjective
rhetorical prowessproesa retóricnoun
rhinocerosrinocerontinoun
rhymerimanoun
rhymerimarverb
rhythm, paceritmonoun
rhythmicrítmicadjective
ribcostilanoun
rice as foodarrisnoun
rice puddingsutlatchnounJudeo-Spanish
richriqueadjective
rich (the folks who are wealthy)ricoznoun
richestriquíssimeadjective
richnessriquesanoun
ride a bike, horse or other animal; mountmontarverb
ride a horsecavalcarverb
ridge (cartographical, geographical)crestanoun
ridiculize, fool, mockridiculizarverb
ridiculous, laughable, ludicrousridículeadjective
riff-raff, mobgentallanounPortuguese: gentalha
rift, divide into 2 or more parts, break awayescindirverb
rightdreiteadjective
right (direction; opposite of left)dreitaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
right angleángul rectenoun
right away, at onceen seghidaadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Right on! Cool! (literally "pure life")¡Pure Vida!phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionCosta Rican Spanish
right, honorable, justrecteadjective
right-wingdreitisteadjective
right-wingerdreitistanoun
righteous indignationindignación justenoun
righteous life (honored life)vida hônradenoun
righteous, righteoushônoradeadjective
righteousness, virtuousnessvertuositánounSpanish/French
rightness, rectitude, righteousnessrectitud [-tudin-]noun
rigidrígideadjective
rigidityrigiditánoun
rigorrigurnoun
rigorous (sometimes: thorough or harsh); stringent, strictrigurose [rigorosa-]adjective
rigorous, stringentriguroseadjective
rigorouslyrigurosaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ringanelonoun
ringleaderargoyeronoun
ringwormtiñanounSpanish
rinseenxuagarverbSpanish: enjuagar; Portuguese: enxuagar
rise againstinsurgerverb
risible, funny, laughablerisíbeladjective
riskriesgonoun
riteritunoun
ritualritualadjective
rivalrivaladjective
rivaled, equaled in abilitypariladjective
rivalryrivalitánoun
riverrivonoun
riverbedleitonoun
roach: marijuana buttbatchanoun
road, routerutanoun
roadwaychausanoun
roam, wondervagarverbSpanish: vagar; Latin: vagari
roar (of animal)rugirverb
roast beefrosbifnoun
robust, sturdy, strongrobusteadjective
rockrocanoun
rock (baby, rocking chair)acunarverbSpanish: acunar
rock bandbanda de rôqui; banda de rôcknoun
rock musicroqui, rocknoun
rock musicianrôquero, rôckeronoun
rocker, seesawbalancínnoun
rocketroquetinoun
rocking chairsedjón de hamacanoun
Rocky MountainsMontañaz Rocosenoun
rod, shaft (car, engine)varanoun
rod, yardarm (ship); penis (vulgar)verganoun
roe deercorsonoun
rogation: solemn prayer/supplication...rogativanoun
roguepícaronoun
roguishpicaresc [picaro]adjective
role: the function assumed or part played by a person or thing in a particular situationrolnoun
roll (of parchment/paper), scrollrolonoun
roll, moverolarverb
rolling, movingrolanteadjective
Romanromanadjective
Roman, of the Romans, Romance (language)románicadjective
Roman, person from Romeromanonoun
romanesqueromanescadjective
RomaniaRumanianoun
Romanianrumanadjective
Romanianrumanechnoun
Romanian language, Romanian personrumanonoun
romanizationromanizaciónnoun
roofcubihanoun
roof, housetoptelladonounSpanish: tejado; Portuguese: telhado
rooftopazoteanoun
room (in house)piezanoun
room, chamber (smaller than a lounge)chambnoun
room, open area in buildingsalanoun
rooster, guy (colloquial)gallonoun
root canalcanau radicularenoun
root out, pluck, gouge (eyes)arrancarverb
root, marrow in bone, spinal cord, pith in plantmédulanoun
root, originalradiç [radic-;+:radicez]noun
root, radicleradículnoun
ropefuninoun
roserosanoun
Rosh Hashanah: Jewish new year dayRoch-hachanah (feriado judie)phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
rotary, revolvingrotatorieadjective
rotate (especially in graphics and computing)rotarverb
rotation (crops, planets on axis...)rotaciónnoun
rotten (vegetable, fruit), unhealthy, putridpútrideadjective
rotten, putrid (of things); corrupted, gone bad (of people)corrompidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
round (a number)redondearverb
round (of drinks)rondanoun
round (of rifle, weapon)disparonoun
rounded rod, spindlefusonoun
router (for internet)rutadornoun
routinerutinanoun
routine (in life)cotidianitánoun
rouxrucanounmix of French Cajun with Czech
rowdy, drunken gatheringcawinnoun
royalreyaladjectiveFrench: royal; Spanish/Portuguese: real
royal palmyaguanoun
royal, regal, sovereignregieadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: real; French: royal
royaltyreyalesa, reyalitánounSpanish/Portuguese: realeza; Italian: regalità; French: royauté; Catalan: reialesa; Romanian: regalitate
rub awaydetrirverb
rubbercautchonoun
rubbing alcohol or isopropyl alcohol with the molecular formula C₃H₈O or C₃H₇OH or CH₃CHOHCH₃isopropanolnoun
rubbishescombronoun
rubyrubínoun
rudder (on airplane, boat, ship)timónnounSpanish
ruderudeadjective
rude, coarse, gross, uncivilgrosereadjective
rudenessrudesanoun
rudeness, coarseness, ungraciousness, vulgarnessgroseritánoun
rudiment, first principlesrudimentonoun
rudimentary, inchoaterudimentareadjective
rugtapit [tapis-]noun
rugbyrêgbinoun
rugged bus for passengers or freightbaronesanoun
ruin, spoilestropiarverb
ruinous, terribleruineadjective
ruinsruinaznounSpanish
rule out, dismiss, discard/rejectdescartarverbSpanish: descartar
rule, regulation, standing order(s), standard (issue)reglamentonoun
rulingoficialismonoun
ruminate: think deeply and repetitively about somethingruminarverb
rumination: compulsively focused attention on the symptoms of one's distressruminaciónnoun
rumorrumornoun
rumorzuzumnoun
run for (position, election), apply forcandidatar-severb
run over, walk all overatropellarverbspanish:atropellar
run: move fastcurrerverb
runaway greenhouse effectefeitu de estufa desbocadenoun
runaway, out of controldesbocadeadjective
runner, racercurredornoun
rural, having to do with farmingcampesineadjective
RussiaRusianoun
Russianrusech, rusonoun
Russianrusian, ruseadjective
rust, oxide: a binary compound of oxygen with another element or group, corrosionócsidonoun
rust, oxidizeocsidarverb
rustic, villagealdeanadjective
rustproofinoxidábeladjective
rusty, oxidatedocsidadeadjective
ruthless, cutthroatdespiadadeadjective
RwandaRuandanoun
rwandan, rwandaisesruandeseadjective
Sabbathsabbatnoun
sabbaticalsabbaticadjective
sabersabrênoun
sabotagesabotadjnoun
sabotagesabotarverb
saccharin, sugar substitutesacarinanoun
sack: usually more durable than a bag; Used for grain and moneysacnounFrench
sacramentsacramentonoun
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 Godsacramentaunoun
sacrarium: sanctuary of a churchsagrariunoun
sacredsagradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
sacredsagradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sacred, holysacre [sacra-, sagra-]adjective
sacrednesssacralitánoun
sacrificesacrificionoun
sacrificialsacrificialadjective
sacrificial, expiatoryegspiatorieadjective
sad, miserabletristeadjective
sadden, become sadentristecer [-esca-]verb
saddisticsádicadjectiveSp
saddle (cartographical, geographical)cojadonoun
saddle made of rawhidealbardonoun
saddlebagalforxanoun
saddleclothpeleronoun
sadnesstristesanounCatalan: tristesa; Portuguese/Spanish: tristeza
safe (repository for valuables), strongboxcaija fortenoun
safeguardsalvegardianoun
safeguard, protect and defendsalveguardarverb
saffronsafrananoun
sahel: ecoclimatic and biogeographic zone of transition in Africa between the Sahara to the north and the Sudanian Savanna to the south. sahelnoun
said, spokenfavladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
said, spokenfavladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
said, spoken ofditcheadjective(from dicer)
said, spoken ofditchupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sail (of ship)velanoun
sailboatveleironoun
saintsantunoun
Saint LuciaSante Lucianoun
Saint Luciansantilucenseadjective
saint, holy (goes in front of a noun for proper names of people or cities)sanadjective
saladensaladanounVulgar Latin *salata, literally "salted," short for herba salata "salted vegetables"
salary, wageleafanoun
sale of used-clothing or shoesagatchonnoun
salient, important/prominent, projecting (architectural element)salienteadjective
salinesalineadjective
salsa: a tomato-based dipping sauce with onions, chilis, and herbs; salsa frescasausa fresquenounSpanish: salsa fresca
saltsêl [sal-]noun
saltsalgarverb
salt shakersêleironoun
salted anchovycoladuranoun
salted fish roebutarganounItalian
salty, saltedsalgadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
salty, saltedsalgadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
salubrious, favorable to one's health, wholesomesalubreadjectiveFrench/Spanish/Portuguese: salubre
salubriousness, salubritysalubritánoun
salvage: items saved from loss or destructionsalvadjnoun
salvage: rescue of shipsalvamentonoun
salvationsalvaciónnoun
samemesmeadjective
same as every yearegual que todo l'añozphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: Igual que todos los años
same old story; repeatcantaletanoun
samplemostranoun
sanctificationsantificaciónnoun
sanctifiedsantificadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
sanctifiedsantificadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sanctify: make holysantifiçar [santifica-]verb
sanctity, virtuousnesssantimoniaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounLatin: sanctimonia
sanctuarysantuariunoun
sandarenanoun
sandalsandalinoun
sandal made from tirescaitlinoun
sandwichsandwedjnoun
sane, healthysane [sana-]adjective
sanguinesanghineadjective
sanitarium, sanatorium, hospital care facilitysanatorionoun
sanitarysanitareadjective
santeria priestbabalaonoun
sapiencesapiençanoun
sapient species; intelligent lifeformespeci sapientenoun
sapphiresafironounSpanish: zafiro; Portuguese: safira
sarcasticsarcásticadjective
sarcophagussarcôfagonoun
sash, belt (Judo, Karate)faichanoun
satellitesatélitnoun
satellitesatéliteadjective
satiate (hunger, thirst, desire), satisfy (basic needs)saciarverb
satiresátiranoun
satisfactionsatisfacciónnoun
satisfactory, pleased, satisfyingsatisfactorieadjective
satisfiedsatisfetcheadjective
satisfiedsatisfetchupast participle
satisfy, be satisfiedsatisfacer [satisfetch-, satisfici-, satisfaga-, satisfar-]verb
Saturdaysábadonoun
SaturnSaturnonoun
sauce made of olive oil, vinegar, finely chopped parsely and garlic, and salt, served on bread with meattchimichurnoun
sauce, gravysausanoun
saucer, main dishplatillonounSpanish: platillo
Saudisauditeadjective
sauerbraten: cut of meat marinated (for several days) in a mixture of vinegar or wine, water, herbs, spices, and seasonings.sauerbratennoun
sauerkrautsauercrutnoun
sausagesausichanoun
saute, toss while cookingsauterverb
savanna: grassy plain in subtropical regionsavananounSpanish: sabana, Portuguese: savana, French: savane
save (in a financial sense)ahorrarverbSpanish
save: rescue, deliver fromsalvarverb
saved, salvagedsalvu, salvadupast participle
savings accountconta de esparinounDutch
savioursalvadornoun
savvy, with experienceegsperienteadjectivePortuguese: experiente
sawserra, sagnoun
saw (past tense of see)viúverb
saw, serrateserrarverb
saxophonesacsofónnoun
say/tell (imperative or command form)diçverbPortuguese: diz, diga, digamos, dizei, digam; Spanish: di, diga, digamos, decid, digan
saying, proverb, adage, refrainrefranonounSpanish: refrán; Portuguese: refrão; French: refrain
saying, tellingdicenteadjective
scalarescalareadjective
scale (pertaining to magnitude)escalanoun
scale, climb up (a mountain)escalarverb
scaly surface or shellcorronchanoun
scandal (detestable act, thing)escandalonoun
scandalous, sinful (waste)escandaloseadjective
scar, mark (an imperfection on the body)cicatriç [+:cicatricez]noun
scarce, little ofescaseadjective
scarcity, paucityescasesanounSpanish: escasez; Portuguese: escassez; Galician: escaseza; Italian: scarsezza
scarfcacheconoun
scatter seed, sow, plantsembrarverb
scavenger, vulture (figuratively)caroñardnounFrench: charognard
scenario (hypothetical), scenery, stage set, scene (sphere/place)chenarionounSpanish: escenario
scene, (theatrical) stage, part of a play or moviechenanounPortuguese, Spanish, Italian
scene, settingentornonoun
scenery, landscapepaisadj [+:paisadjez]nounSpanish: paisaje; Portuguese: paisagem; French: paysage
scenic, scenicalchénic adjectiveSp: escénico
scenographicchenográficadjective
scenography: relates to the study and practice of performance design.chenografíênoun
Schadenfreudechadenfroidanounfrom German, meaning harm-joy
schedule: hour by hour timetablechédyulnoun
schematicesquemáticonoun
schemeesquemanoun
schismchismanoun
schizophrenicesquizofrénicadjective
schmuck: foolish and contemptible personchmêcnoun
scholar (person who is learned)sabio, sabianoun
scholarship, internshipbecanoun
scholastic (philosophical), academicalescolásticadjectiveSpanish: escolástico; Portuguese: scolastique
schoolescolanoun
school, academic, scholasticescolareadjective
schoonergoletanoun
sciencechiençanoun
scientificchientíficadjective
scientistchientistanoun
scissorstisoranoun
scoop, scooper, small shovelpalitanoun
scope creep, scope dragarrastramento de l'alcancinoun
scope, ambit, extentámbitonoun
scope, reachalcancinoun
scorch, singetchamuscarverb
score a goalmetir un golverb
scorn, look down ondesdeñarverb
scorpion fishrascassanounOccitan: rascassa; French: rascasse
Scottishescosechnoun
scoundrel, rascal, rat/rascalcanallanounSpanish/Catalan/Galician: canalla, Portuguese: canalha, Italian: canaglia, Romanian: canalie
scourge (cause of suffering)azoitinoun
scratchrasparverb
scratch (someone's back...), maybe rubcosarverb
scream, barkgritarverb
screech (tires, brakes), squeak (door)tchiarverb
screentelanoun
screen (of smart phone, computer), displayescrônnoun
screening, vettingtriadjnoun
script (for movie, radio, or television); summary/outline (for book or play)ghionnoun
scriptureescrituranoun
scroll (in architecture)volutanoun
scroll (with mouse, etc), displacedesplacerverb
scrubland: vegetation in Brazil's interiorcerradonoun
scruple: feeling of doubt or hesitation with regard to the morality or propriety of a course of actionescrúpulnounSpanish/Portuguese: escrúpulo; Catalan: escrúpol; French: scrupule; Italian: scrupolo
scrutinize, examine, inspectescudrinarverbsp: escudriñar, po: escrutinar
scrutinyescrutininoun
sculptesculpirverb
sculpturalesculturaladjective
sculptureesculturanoun
sculpturesque, sculpturalescultóricadjective
seamêr [mari-]noun
sea laneruta maritimenoun
sea lionotarianounFrench: otarie
sea powerpotença navalnoun
sea saltsêl marinenoun
sea slugbecho de mêrnoun
seagullgaviotanoun
sealsellarverb
seal (of approval, stamp, or mechanical)sellonoun
seal (the animal)focanoun
seal with waxlacrarverb
sealantselladornoun
search enginebuscadornoun
search through, look through, rummage throughesculgarverb
search, questbúsqueda, buscanoun
seasontêmporadanoun
second cousinsegundo, segundanoun
second-bornsegondogéniteadjective
second-born childsegondogenitonoun
second-hand clothingagatchadonoun
secondarysegondareadjective
secretsecreteadjective
secret agentagenti secretenoun
secret code used in 19th centurymalespinnoun
secretarysecretarionoun
Secretary General, Secretary-GeneralSecretariu GenralnounFrench: Secrétaire Général
sectariansectareadjectiveFrench: sectaire
sectarianismsectarismonoun
sectionsecciónnoun
sectorsectornoun
secular, lay(man)seculareadjective
secular, state (institution), not religiouslaícadjectiveSpanish: laico, Portuguese: leigo, French: laïque, laïc
secularismlaicismonoun
secularism, that of lay personslaicitánounFrench: laïcité, Galician: laicidade, Catalan: laïcitat
secure, safe, sure/certainsegureadjective
securityseguritánoun
security dilemmadilema de seguritánoun
security threadfilo de seguritánoun
sedentarysedentareadjective
sediment (geology)sedimentonoun
sedimentarysedimentareadjective
see you aroundvidriozphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
see, hold in viewver [-vist-, -viz-, -vid-]verb
seed (in fruit)pepitanoun
seed podvainanoun
seed, sowing, sporeesporanoun
seedless watermelonsendía sens pepitaznoun
seeingvenduother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
seeingventeadjective
seek, searchbuscarverb
seekingbuscanduadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
seem, appear, be evident, look likeparecer [-esca-]verb
seen (past participle of see)vistepast participle
seen (past participle of see)vistupast participle
sees, see (present tense)vemverbSee: ver
seethebujirverb
segmentsegmentonounSpanish/Portuguese: segmento
segregatesegregarverb
segregationsegregación noun
seismicsísmicadjective
seize, make away with, capture, apprehendapañarverb
seizure (of goods, property), distraint (legal), embargo (trade), sequestration (legal)embargonoun
selectseleccionarverb
selectselecteadjective
selection by process of eliminationeliminatoreadjective
selection, choice (from a variety)selecciónnoun
selective memorymemoriê selectivenoun
Seleucid, of or related to a Hellenistic dynasty founded by Seleucus I after the death of Alexander the Great.Seleucidyeadjective
self publishauto-publiarverb
self-actualizationauto-actualizaciónnoun
self-adjustingauto-regulábeladjective
self-analyzeauto-analizarverb
self-consciousauto-conchienteadjective
self-controlautodisciplinanoun
self-controlautocontrolnounCatalan: autocontrol; Portuguese: autocontrole; Italian: autocontrollo
self-control, continencecontinençanoun
self-coupautocolpnoun
self-defense, self-defence (training)auto-defensanoun
self-esteemauto-estimanoun
self-interested partiesfacciónz autoînteresadenoun
self-limitingautolimitanteadjective
self-managementautogestiónnoun
self-proclaimedauto-proclamadeadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: autoproclamado
self-referentialauto-referenchaladjectiveSpanish: autorreferencial
self-regulate, autoregulateauto-regularverbSp
self-restraint, self-control and forebearance, command of one's selfautodominionounSpanish: autodominio
self-seeking, self-servingegoisteadjective
self-worship, egotismegolatríanoun
self-worshipping, egotisticalególatre, egolatricadjective
sell off, drain, drip; dwindle away (time, money...), drip dry, slip/slide away (can be used colloquially)egscurrerverbSpanish: escurrir, Portuguese: escorrer, Latin: excurrere
sell, vendvenderverb
semantic, semanticalsemánticadjective
semantics: branch of linguistics and logic concerned with meaning. semánticanoun
semi truck, tractor-trailorfurgonnoun
semi-automatic pistolescuadranoun
semi-structured, semistructuredsemi-estructuradeadjectiveSpanish: semiestructurado; Portuguese: semi-estruturado
semiconductor industryîndustria de semiconductoreznounSpanish: industria de semiconductores
semidarkness, gloompenumbranoun
seminarseminarionoun
seminaryseminariunoun
semioticssemióticanoun
senatesenadonoun
senatorsenadornoun
sendenviarverb
send off, issue (passport), dispatch, draw up (contract)egspedirverb
send troopsenviar trupazverb
senior citizen, older personcotanoun
sensation, feelingsensaciónnoun
sensationalsensacionaladjective
sense (of smell, hearing, sight...), feelingsentidonoun
sense (something that fits the narrative)cabimentonoun
sense of humoursentido dele humorismonoun
sense of nationhood, nationalistic sentimentsentimento nacionalistenounSpanish: sentimiento nacionalista; Portuguese: sentimento nacionalista
sense of smell, smelling/scentolfatonoun
sensibilitiessensibilitáznoun
sensiblesensateadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese
sensitive area, sensitive subjectdomein sensíbelnoun
sensitive, touchysensíbeladjective
sensual,sensuoussensualadjective
sentence (legal), penaltypenanoun
sententious: concise and full of meaning, or pompoussentencioseadjective
sentience: faculty of sense; feeling, consciousnesssenciençanoun
sentient (capable of feeling and sensing consciousness)sencienteadjective
sentimentsentimentonoun
sentimentalsentimentaladjective
separatesepararverb
separate, discreteseparateadjective
separatedseparade [separada-]adjectivePast participle adjective form
separatedseparadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
separatelyseparadaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
separationseparaciónnoun
sepia (color of monochrome photographs of 19th and early 20th century)sepíeadjective
Septembersetembronoun
septentrional, northernsetentrionaladjective
septicsépticadjective
Septrentrion, NorthSetentrionnoun
sepulcher, sepulchre, tombsepulcronoun
sepulchralsepulcraladjective
sequencesecuença [secuench-]noun
sequentialsecuenchaladjective
sequentiallysecuenchalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sequestration, sequestersecuestraciónnoun
seraphicseráficadjective
seraphim (fiery ones)serafín [+:serafinez]nounHebrew/Greek
SerbiaSerbianoun
Serbianserbianadjective
Serbianserbianonoun
serenade performed at dawn (usually by troubadours)aubadanounOccitan: aubada; French: aubade
serendipityserendipitánounFrench: sérendipité; Spanish: serendipia; Italian: serendipità; Portuguese: serendipidade
serenesereneadjective
sergeantsargentonoun
serie(s)sêrinoun
serious, gravegreveadjective
serious, intense (of a person)serie [seria-]adjective
seriously, gravelygreveménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
seriously, intenselyseriaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
seriousnessserietánoun
sermonsermónnoun
serratedserradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
serratedserradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
servant (not a person), something that servesservidornoun
servant (occupation)servientinoun
serveservirverb
serviceserviço [servich-]noun
serving dishes and silverwarebasellanoun
servitudeservitud [-tudin-]noun
sesame seeddjunglinanounMaltese and Siculo-Arabic
set (the eyes on), fixatefixarverb
set of silverware, cutleryfaqueironoun
set up (against), opposeoponer [opust-, opusi-, ponga-, oposi-]verb
set, collection of parts that make a whole; mechanismconjuntonoun
setting (mechanical), configurationconfiguraciónnoun
settle (of a person in a location), establish oneself, take rootarraigar-severb
settlement (archeological, of people)asentamentonoun
settler, colonizercolonizadornoun
seventh note above root in musicsetimanoun
several fieldsnumerose domeineznoun
seweralcantarillanounSpanish: alcantarilla
sex (gender)secsunoun
sexualsecsualadjective
sexual abuseabuso secsualnoun
sexualitysecsualitánoun
sexy, sexually attractivesecseadjective
shade, shadowsombranoun
shaft (architecture), saddle treefustinoun
shakeabalarverb
shake, rock (figuratively)sacudirverb
shaker (to make cocktails)cocteleranounSpanish/Catalan: coctelera
shaker, agitatoragitadoranounPortuguese/Spanish: agitador(a)
shame, embarassment, disgracevergoñanounItalian: vergogna; Spanish: vergüenza; Portuguese: vergonha; Catalan: vergonya; Galician: vergoña
shameless, cheeky, brashcontchudeadjective
shampoochampúnoun
shanty or shack made of scraps from wood and sheetmetal as well as cardboardcovatchanoun
shape, formformanounLatin
shard, broken glasscascunoun
share in, participate incompartijarverb
share this page!Compartam este página!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
share, distributecompartirverb
shareholdertenedor de accionesnounSpanish
sharktiburonnounSpanish, originally Carib
sharpen (figuratively), whet, stimulate (senses)eghizerverb
sharpen (tool)afilar, aguzarverbSpanish
sharpener (device)afiluôrnoun
shaved iceraspadonoun
shawlchalinoun
shayk, mastercheiquinoun
She speaks Spanish like a native.Ella favlam español com un nativa.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
shed, storage areagaleranoun
sheepovellanoun
sheik, sheikh, cheikhcheixnounArabic
shekhina (Hebrew), sakinah (Arabic): dwelling that denotes securitychaquinanoun
shelfestantinoun
shell (of sea creature)contchanoun
shelter, hostel, innalbergionoun
shelter, protect from the elementscubiharverb
shelve, pidgeonhole (legislation, report, project)engavetarverb
sheriffchérifnoun
shielddarganoun
shield (of equipment), shieldingblindadjnoun
shield, escutcheonescudonoun
shieldedcun blindadj; blindadeadjective
shift, turnturnonoun
shifting light or ball of fire that appears on hills at night indicating the presence of treasure according to folklore.carbunconoun
shinebrillarverb
shipping laneruta de navegaciónnoun
shipwrecknaufragionoun
shirtcamisanoun
shivercalofrionoun
shockchoquinoun
shock, shakechoquerverb
shock-absorberamortiguadornoun
shock-absorbing, muffliingamortiguadoreadjective
shockingchoquenteadjective
shoesapatonoun
shoe makersapateronoun
shoelacecadarsunoun
shootchutearverb
shootcuetiarverb
shoot (of plant), outbreakbrotinounSpanish: brote
shoot at, shoot downbalearverb
shootout, gunbattlebalaceranoun
shop; open-air exchange placetiendanounSpanish
shopkeepertienderonoun
shopping bag, lump/bump, bundlebultonounSpanish: bulto
shopping basketcabaçnounPortuguese
shore, edge, shorelineorivanoun
short (in length, distance, duration), briefcorteadjective
short (person), stockychaparreadjective
short haircabello cortenoun
short-lived, ephemeralefímereadjective
short-terma corte plazoadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: a corto plazo
short-term contractcontratu têmporalnoun
shortagedesabastonoun
shortcutcorto-matonounMozambican Portugueseliterally: short kill
shorten, curtailacortarverb
shorts (short pants)tchoriznoun
should be, ought to bedevessê serverbSpanish: debiera ser
shoulderombronounSpanish
shoulder (on road)acotamentonoun
shove, heavy pushempujónnoun
shovelchofanoun
showchounoun
showmostrarverb
shred (with a grater)rallarverbSpanish: rallar
shredder, graterralladoranoun
shrimpcrevetanounFrench: crevette
Shroud of TurinSindoni de Turínnoun
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 warchêtol-democraciênoun
siblingfrajunnounRomansch
sick, illenfermeadjective
side (see: lateral)lado [-later-]noun
side (usually political), political partypartidonoun
side street, alleycallê lateralnoun
sidewalkacera, saiwôcnoun
siesta, afternoon napsiestanoun
sievepasconnoun
sievecernedornoun
sieve, sift, hovercerner-severb
sieve, straintamisarverb
sieve, strainertamísnoun
signsignonoun
sign up, enroll, inscribeînscriver [înscrit-, înscrip-]verb
sign, autograph, endorsefirmarverb
signalize, make striking or conspicuousseñalizarnoun
signature, autographfirmanoun
significance, meaningsignificado, significaciónnoun
significant, meaningfulsignificativeadjective
silencesilencionoun
silence, get/be quietcallarverb
silhouettesiluetanounSpanish
silly, foolish, goofytonteadjective
silly, naive, stupidbobeadjective
silver: colorargenteadjective
silver: metalargentonoun
silver; money (slang)platanoun
similarsimilareadjective
simmersubbullirverbItalian: sobbollire; Spanish: sub +
simple, mere, not complexsemplice [sempl-]adjective
simplicity, easiness, straight-forwardnesssencilesanounSpanish: sencillez
simplificationsemplificaciónnoun
simplifysemplifiçar [semplifica-]verb
simulatesimularverb
simulatedsimuladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
simulatedsimuladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
simulationsimulaciónnoun
sinpecadonoun
sinpecarverb
sinceresincere [sincera-]adjective
sincerelysinceraménadverb (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-nonphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionLatin
sinful (person, deed)pecaminoseadjective
sinfulnesspecaminositánoun
singcantarverb
SingaporeSingapurnoun
Singaporeansingapurenseadjective
Singaporeansingapurensinoun
singer, vocalist (for music group)cantador, cantantinoun
singingcantanteadjective
single, unmarriedsoltereadjective
singularsingulareadjective
sinistersinistreadjective
sinitic: relating to or denoting the division of the Sino-Tibetan language family that includes the many forms of spoken Chinese.siníticadjectiveSpanish
sink, go under, cast (mold, metal)culerverb
sink, submergeyundirverbSp: hundir
sinkholedolinanoun
sinnerpecadornoun
sinussenu [sinus-]nounPortuguese: seio; Spanish/Italian: seno
sinusitissinusitinounSpanish: sinusitis; Portuguese/French/Italian: sinusite
sip of a drinksorbonoun
siphonsifonnoun
sir ('senhor' with authority)sêrnoun
sissyishaculeradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
sissyishaculeradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sister (biological)irmananoun
sister in organization (unrelated sister)sorornoun
sister-in-lawcuñadanoun
sit (oneself down)sieder-se, sentar-severbItalian: sedersi; Portuguese: sentar-se; Spanish: sentarse from Vulgar Latin: sedentare
sit on, brood (an egg); mollycoddle (keep someone or something safe)cuververb
sit, be seatedsieder [sedi-]verb
site, place/locationsitunoun
situate, be placedsituarverb
situated, locatedsituadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
situated, locatedsituadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
situationsituaciónnoun
situationalsituacionaladjective
Six from eight is two; eight minus six i two; 8-6 = 2seis de otcho es dosphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sixth note above root in musicseistanoun
size (dimensions)tamañonoun
size of about 20 ounces of coffee or another drinkventinoun
size: clothing measurementtallanoun
skatepatinarverbSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: patinar; Italian: pattinare; French: patiner
skateboardesquetinoun
skeletonesqueletonoun
skepticalchépticadjective
skepticismchepticismonoun
sketchrasguñonounPortuguese/Spanish
sketch, outlineesbosonoun
sketch, rough out, outline, give a hint of (show)esbosarverbSpanish: esbozar
sketchyflaiteadjective
skewedtorcideadjective
skill, abilityabilitánoun
skin, hide of animalpelanoun
skins of animal, furpeladjnoun
skirtfaldanoun
skittish, jumpyasustadiceadjectiveSpanish: asustadizo; Portuguese: assustadiçowhen person or animal is scared or nervous
skuba divingbucionounSpanish: buceo
skunkmofetanounSpanish, Italian
sky blue (between cyan and blue)azuleadjective
skylarkallodolanounItalian: allodola, from Gaelic
slander, defamationinfamaciónnoun
slander, speak badly about, misspeakinfamarverb
slanglunfardonoun
slang: ballscampanillaznoun
slap on, put onzamparnoun
slaughter, slaying, massacrematançanoun
slaveesclavonoun
slaveryesclavadj, esclavitud [-tudin-]noun
sledgehammeralmadananoun
sleepdormirverb
sleepsomninounLatin: somnus; Catalan: son; Spanish: sueño; Portuguese: sono; Italian: sonno; French: sommeil
sleep walkingsomnambulismonoun
sleep-inducingsomnifereadjective
sleep-walker, somnambulistsomnambulnoun
sleeper (person), hibernaterdormientinoun
sleepiness, drowsinesssomnolençanoun
sleepingdormienteadjective
sleeping pill/drugsomniferonoun
sleeplessness, insomniainsomnianoun
sleepy, drowsysomnolenteadjective
sleeve, wind sockmanganoun
slender and gracefuljuncaladjectiveRomani
sliced bread, sandwich breadpañ de sandwedjnoun
slide (of handgun)glianoun
slide, slipdeslisarverbSpanish/Portuguese
slight, faint, gentle, minor/unimportant, undemanding, frivolous, lightligereadjectiveSpanish: ligera
slim (chance, argument, person)minseadjective
slipperpantuflanoun
slippery (fish, thing), evasive (person)escurridiseadjective
slippery (surface, ground, skin), causing slippingresbaladiseadjective
slit the throat, slayegarjarverbFr: égorger
slopeencostanoun
slope (incline), drop (not level with the ground or the Y axis over X), difference, disparity, gapdesnivelnounSpanish: desnivel
slope, incline, leansinclinarverb
SlovakiaEslovaquianoun
SloveniaEslovenianoun
slow and lazyguevoneadjective
slow and lazy personguevónnoun
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.pozolinoun
Slow down!¡Despaciu!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
slow, slow-movinglenteadjective
slowlylentaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
slowly, with less intensity, gentlydespaciuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Fr: lentement
slug (animal)babosanounCape Verdean Portuguese
slug (animal)sábila, áloeveranoun
sluggard, lazy personparegosonoun
slum, shantytownfavelanoun
small birdutchelnounRomansch
small body in the solar systemcorpo pequinenoun
small bus, minibusguaguanoun
small child, toddlerichoconoun
small ladder, stoolmini-escaleiranoun
small liquor storeestanconoun
small lizardpitchetinoun
small market (for selling and buying goods)tianghinounPhillipine: tiangge; Mexican Spanish: tianguis from Nahuatl: tianquiztli
small palm (tree) about 2 meters highcapucanoun
small palm used to make string and roofs.soyatinoun
small sharkcazonnounSpanish
small, littlepequineadjective
smaller (size)mais pequineadjective
smarten upaliruzar-severb
smearuntarverb
smell, sense the aroma ofolerverb
smellytufueadjective
smilesonrisonoun
smith, iron workerferreronoun
Smithsonian InstitutionÎnstituto Smithsoniannoun
smokefumarverb
smokefumonoun
smooth (to the touch)liseadjective
smooth, even, softsuaveadjective
smooth-spoken, flattering, greasy (of a salesman)zalamereadjective
smoothlysuaveménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
smoothness, sweetness, pleasantnesssuavitud [-tudin-]noun
smugglercontrabandistanoun
smuggler of goods, middleman, or human smugglercoyotinoun
snack on something, have snacksbotanarverb
snacksbotanaznoun
snail (edible)caragolnoun
snake, serpentserpentinoun
snare, trap, cunning deceptionartimañanoun
snoreroncarverb
snownevinoun
snowneviarverb
so much, so manytantoadjective
so then, after thatentonsother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: entonces; Portuguese: então
so, therefore, thereby; for that reason/causeasíother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
so, to such a degree, to such an extenttanother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
so-and-so, somebody or otherzutanonoun
so-so, not bad, normalcusicuzphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
soapsabónnoun
soap operatelenovelanoun
soapysabonoseadjective
sober: subdued, serioussobrieadjective
sobriety: subdued nature (not absense of being drunk)sobrietánoun
soccerfútbolnoun
soccer player, footballerfutbolistanoun
soccer supporter, soccer fanfutboleronoun
sociablesociábeladjective
socialsocialadjective
social consciousnessconchiença socialnoun
social constructconstructu socialnoun
social mediamídia socialnoun
social movementmovimento socialnoun
social occasion, mass meeting, rally, eventmanifestaciónnoun
social safety netredi de seguritá socialnounSpanish: red de seguridad social; Portuguese: rede de segurança social
social settingentorno socialnoun
social well-beingbien-estar socialnoun
socialismsocialismonoun
socialistsocialistanoun
socialite, high life personhailosonoun
socializationsocializaciónnoun
sociallysocialménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
societysocietánoun
socioeconomicsocioeconómicadjective
sociolinguisticssociolinguísticanoun
sociological, sociologicsociológicadjective
sociologistsociólogonoun
sociologysociologíênoun
sociopathsociópatanoun
sociopathicsociopáticadjective
sociopoliticalsociopolíticadjective
socket (of eye); bowlcuencanoun
socket, electric outlet, power plugentchufinounSpanish: enchufe
socksmidjonznoun
soda, pop, sodapopsodipanounEnglish
sodiumsódiunoun
sodium benzoatebenzoato de sódiu, benzoato sódicnoun
sofa, couchsofanoun
soft (to the touch)moleadjective
soft drink, cold drinkrefrigerantinoun
soft, blandblandeadjective
softnessmolitud [-tudin-]noun
softwarelogiciel; softwarênounFrench: logiciel, logicielle
soggy earth, sodden groundchaghitinoun
soggy, waterlogged (of ground)chaghitoseadjective
soil, make dirtyensujarverb
solace, assurance and comfort (especially during times of grief), consolationconsolaçanounPortuguese: consolação/consolo, Catalan: consol, Spanish: consuelo/solaz, French: consolation
solarsolareadjective
solar systemsistema solarenoun
solar-generatedgenerade per energíê solareadjective
solariumsolariunoun
soldiersoldadonoun
sole of shoe or socksomel, sulanoun
sole, one, onlysôleadjective
solecismsolécismonoun
solemn: formal and dignified; serious, sinceresolemneadjective
solemnity (of occasion, promise)solemnitánoun
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), donoun
Solicitor General (of the state)procurador genral de l'estatnoun
solicitoussolíciteadjective
solidsólideadjective
solidsólidonoun
solidaritysolidaritánoun
solidary; who stand together, who show solidarity (of people) ; interdependent (mechanical pieces); binding on all partiessolidareadjective
solidlysolidaménother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderadverbSpanish: sólidamente
solidness, soliditysolidesanoun
soliloquysôliloquionoun
solipsism (solus ipse)sôlipsismonoun
solipsistsôlipsisteadjective
solitarysôlitareadjective
solitudesôlitud [-tudin-]noun
solo (singer, guitar)sôlonoun
soloistsôlistanoun
solubilitysolubilitánoun
solublesolúbeladjective
solute: dissolved substance in a solutionsolutonoun
solutionsoluciónnoun
solventsolventeadjective
somaticsomáticadjective
somber, dark (gloomy)sombreadjective
sombrero: wide-brimmed hat for shadesombreironoun
some (people)algomezpronoun
some day soonun prósime díaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
some morealgú maisother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
some, around/aboutunezarticle or demonstrative
some, certain (particular), any (when used in affirmative question)algú [alg-]intensifier or quantifierCatalan: algú, Spanish: algún
some, undetermined (amount of)un peor deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
someone amazing and skilled at somethingberraco/anoun
someone elsealgom maisphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionPortuguese: alguém mais; Spanish: alguién más; Italian: qualcun altro; French: quelqu'un d'autre;
somersaultsauto mortalnoun
something done to make another's life more difficult; Can refer to policemen or soldiers asking for fines or bribestracaseríênounKinshasa French
something given to sailors or troops when they safely return homeadiafanoun
something made by artisans, arts and craftsartesaníanoun
sonfillonoun
son-in-lawginronounSpanish: yerno; Portuguese: genro; Romanian: ginero; French/Catalan: gendre; Italian: genero; Galician: xenro
sonar: acronym Sound Navigation And Rangingsonavranoun
songcanciónnoun
sons of Adam (basically all humanity)filloz de Adamonoun
soon, quicklypromtuother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: pronto; Latin: prōmptus; Catalan: prompte
sopaipilla: kind of fried pastry and a type of quick bread served in several regions with Spanish heritagesôpaipillanoun
sophisticatesofisticarverb
sophisticatedsofisticadeadjective
sophisticationsofisticaciónnoun
sophistry, sophismsofismanounSpanish/Portuguese: sofisma; Catalan: sofisme
sorcererboconnounHaitian
sorceressobeanoun
sororitysororitánoun
sorrow, griefmagwanoun
sorrow, grief, heartachechagrínnoun
soteriologicalsoteriológicadjectiveSpanish: soteriológica
soteriology: doctrine of salvationsoteriologíênoun
soul, mindanimanoun
soul, spiritalmanoun
sound (of singer, band)sonnoun
sound libraryfonotecanoun
sound that is loudruidonoun
soupsôpanoun
soup, chowderchupinoun
sour cherrywisnelnoun
sour, acridegreadjective
sour-tastingchuqueadjective
sourcesfonceznoun
southsudnoun
southsudeadjective
South AmericaSudamérica, América dele sudnoun
South PolePol Sudeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
southbounden dirección sudeadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
southern right whalebaleina franque australnoun
southern, meridionalmeridionaladjective
southernersudeñonoun
southernmostmais australadjective
souvenirartícul de rembrançanoun
sovereignsôvranadjective
sovereigntysôvranitánoun
Sovietsoviéticadjective
sowersembradornoun
sowingsembraduranoun
sownsembradeadjectivePast participle adjective form
sownsembradupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sown fieldsembradonoun
soy saucesausa de soyanoun
spaceespaço [espach-]noun
space (as in a hole or opening), hollow, gaphueconounSpanish: hueco; Portuguese: oco
space, outer space, spatialespachaladjective
spaceship, starshipastronavionoun
spaciousespachoseadjective
spade (for digging), shovelpalanounFrench: pelle, Spanish/Catalan: pala, Portuguese: pá
spade (suit of cards)espadanoun
spaghettiespaghetinoun
SpainEspaña, Espanianoun
span, comprise or contain, include or cover, reach (distance, time), take inabarcarverbSpanish/Portuguese: abarcar
Spanishispañese, ispañoleadjective
Spanish (from Spain)ispañolanoun
spanish bayonet, yuccaizotinoun
Spanish languageespañol, españech [ispani-]noun
spanish plum, red mombinchocotinoun
sparkchispanoun
spark, sparklecentellanounPortuguese: centelha, Spanish: centella
sparrowtchotanoun
Speak with himFavlem cun elphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: Hable con él
speakable, capable of being spoken or uttereddicíbeladjective
speakerfavlantinoun
speaker (electronic)bocinanoun
speaker (of radio, television, etc), loud speakeraltefavlantinoun
speaker, oratororadornounSp: orador
spear, sharp spinehastnounLatin and proto-IndoEuropean
special, especialespecialadjective
specialistespecialistanoun
specialist in ethics, ethicistespecialista en éticanounSpanish: especialista en ética
specializeespecializarverb
specializedespecializadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
specializedespecializadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
species, kind, sortespecinoun
specificespecíficadjective
specifically: in a specific wayespecificaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish específicamente
specificationespecificaciónnoun
specifications, document of conditionspliego de condiciónznoun
specifyespecifiçar [especifica-]verb
specimen, sampleespécimennoun
spectacle (show)espectáculnoun
spectacularespectaculareadjective
spectral, ghostlyespectraladjective
spectrogramespectrogramanoun
spectrumespectronoun
speculate, inspect/contemplateespecularverb
speculationespeculaciónnoun
speculative bubbleborbulla especulativenoun
speculative, thoughtful/contemplativeespeculativeadjective
speculatorespeculadornoun
speech: oral-auditory means of communicationespitchnounEnglish
speed bumptumulonoun
speed bump, speed humptopinounMexican Spanish: tope
speed limitvelocitá mácsime, límiti de velocitánoun
speleology: the study of caves/cavernsespeleologíênoun
spellfufunoun
spelling, orthographyortografíênoun
spend, waste/use(up)/consumegastarverb
spendthriftbotaratanounHonduran
spentgasteadjective
spent, worngastadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sperm whalecachalotchinoun
spheroidesferoidnoun
spicy, hot (taste)picoseadjective
spiderarañanoun
spider's webtelarañanounSpanish-Portuguese
spiked pepper, false kavacordoncillonoun
spill (liquid), shed (light, blood)derramarverb
spilling, shedding (of blood, of light)derramamentonoun
spinachespinachinoun
spine-chilling, spookyescalofrijanteadjectiveSpanish: escalofriante
spiny-tailed iguanagarrobonoun
spiralespiraladjective
spiritespritunoun
spirit, ghostazoronoun
spirited, boldanimoseadjective
spirited, strongesprituoseadjective
spiritualespritualadjective
spiritual vacuumvacío espritualnoun
spirituousnessesprituositánoun
spitesputarverbNeapolitano
splendid, generousespléndideadjective
splendoresplendornoun
spokesmanportavoçnoun
spongeesponjanoun
sponsoresponsornoun
sponsor, patronizepatrocinarverb
sponsoringpatrocinadoreadjective
spontaneityespontaneitánoun
spontaneousespontane [espontanea-]adjective
spontaneouslyespontaneaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
spooncullaranounSpanish: cuchara, Portuguese: colher
sporadicesporadicadjective
sporadicallyesporadicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sportesportinounPortuguese
sports carcotchi esportivenoun
sports center, sports centrepoliesportivonoun
sports game, match (competition between teams)matchnoun
sportsfieldcantchanoun
sporty, sportsesportiveadjective
spouse, husband or wifeesposa, esposonoun
spring (forth), comes up, emerge, arisesurgirverbSpanish
spring (in mattress, watch)esprinnoun
Spring (season)primaveranoun
sprinklesarpicarverbJudeo-Spanish
sprout, bud (of flowers)repoyarverb
spurzeponnounSt. Lucian
spurs, spiky or thorny thingacicatnoun
spyespionnoun
spyespionarverb
squad, squadronescuadranoun
squalidesqualideadjective
squander, wastemalgastarverb
squarecuadrado [cuadrat-]noun
square (has right angles)escuareadjective
squash plantayoteiranoun
squashing, treading (grapes)pisanoun
squeeze (out)egsprimir [egspres-]verb
squid, calamaricalamarinounSpanish
squirrelesquironounPortuguese: esquilo from Latin scuriolus; Catalan: esquirol; French: écureuil; Italian: scoiattolo; Occitan: esquiròl
stabilityestabilitánoun
stableestábeladjective
stable (building for horse)cavalerisanounSpanish/Catalan/Portuguese
stadiumestutchinoun
staff (pole)estafnoun
staff, workforce (personnel), team/squadplantillanounSpanish: plantilla
stage fright, stage panicpánico chénicnounSpanish: pánico escénico, miedo escénico
stage/level (of culture, geography)estadjnoun
stages of growthetapaz de crechimento, fasiz de crechimentonoun
stagnantestancadeadjective
stagnateestancar-severb
stagnationestancamentonoun
stainmanchanoun
stained glass windowvidriatanoun
stainless steelatcheo inocsidábelnoun
staircase, stairwayescadarianoun
stairsescadanoun
stakeholderaccionistanoun
stakeholder (especially financial)dipositario, dipositarianoun
stall, booth at fair for temporary usetchinaminoun
stammer, stutterbalbucirverbSpanish
stampedeestampidanoun
stand/persevere, endure; bear, put up with; support weightsuportarverb
standard issue pistolpistola de reglamentonoun
standard of livingle nivel de vidanoun
standstillde efeitu suspensiveadjective
starestrella [estel-]noun
star, star-like planet, heavenly bodyastronoun
startle, embarrassazorarverb
stasis: period or state of inactivity or equilibrium.estasinoun
state actoractor estatalnoun
state, countryestatnoun
state, jurisdiction within larger nationcantónnoun
stateless routerrutador sens estatnoun
statement (public), press release, communiquécomunicadonoun
statesman, statistestatistanoun
staticestáticadjective
station, post, depot (of bus or rail)estaciónnoun
statisticestadísticonoun
statistical (having to do with statistics)estadísticadjective
statistical analysisanálisi estadísticnoun
statisticianestadisticiennoun
stature, height of a person, tallnessestaturanoun
status quo: existing state of affairsestatu-cuonoun
status, standing, decree, statuteestatunoun
statute, law, ordinanceestatutonoun
stay (temporarily), sojournsedjornarverbItalian: soggiornare; French: séjourner
stay for a period of time, visiting a place, sojournsedjornnounItalian: soggiorno; French: séjour
stay, being (somewhere)estançanounSpanish: estancia
stay, remain, lie (be situated at)ficarverb
steadfast, unwavering, unshakeable, unbreakableinquebrantábeladjectiveSpanish: inquebrantable
steadfastness, constancyconstançanounItalian: costanza; Spanish: constancia; Portuguese: constância; French: constance; Catalan: constància
steak, beef steakbovsteicanoun
steak: slab of meat that is grilledesteicanoun
stealfurtarverb
steal, robrobarverb
steam (food)estobarverb
steamedale vapor; estobeadjective
steamed (vegetables..)estobadeadjectivePapiamentu
steelatcheonoun
steepíngremeadjectivePortuguese
steeple, church towercampanarionoun
steering wheelvolantinoun
steganographyesteganografíênoun
steganographyesteganografíênounSpanish: esteganografía
stellar (but not in the sense of outstanding), star-like, pertaining to starsestelareadjective
step, level/gradegrado [gradu-]noun
step, pacepasonoun
stepbrotherirmanastronoun
stepchildfillastronoun
steppeestepanoun
steps (of ladder), stairspeldañoznoun
stepsisterirmanastranoun
stereo controlselector de estereonoun
stereotyped, stereotypicalestereotipadeadjective
sterile, barrenestériladjective
sterilizeesterilizarverb
stewghisadonoun
stew made with mostly pork and corntchampinolnoun
stew of slow-cooked meatcassoletnounFrench: cassoulet
stew, sautewusirverbFr: roussir
stewardess (on flight)aeromosanoun
stickercalcomanianounSp: calcomania
stigmatizeestigmatizarverbSpanish
still, yetaindaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderPortugueseSpanish: todavía
stimulantestimulantinoun
stimulateestimularverb
stimulus, incentive, stimulation, encouragementestímulonoun
sting, stinger (of insect)aghixónnoun
stingless beejicotinoun
stingy, avaricious, miserlyavareadjective
stingy, meanamareteadjective
stinkfederverb
stink, stenchfedornoun
stinkingfedorenteadjective
stinking toe tree, West Indian locustguapinolnoun
stir, mix, blendremoververb
stochasticestocásticadjective
stock market crashcrach bursátilnoun
stock market, stock exchangebursátiladjective
stock up on, obtain, fill up, refuel onabastecer-severb
StoicestóicadjectivePortuguese: estóica; Spanish: estoica; French: stoïque
Stoic (person)estóiciennounFrench: stoïcien
stolen, taken without consentrobadeadjectiveSpanish: robada
stomachestómagonoun
stomach, bowelsbaricanounPapiamentu
stone fruits, fleshy fruitsdrupaznoun
stone, rockpedranoun
stoned, high on drugsarribeadjective
stonypedregoseadjective
stoppararverbSpanish/Portuguese
storage, storingarmacenadjnoun
storegarerverb
store, warehouse, stock up (with), put into storagearmacenarverb
storeablearmacenábeladjective
storehouse of medicines, tinctures, or chemicalsapotecanounVenetian, Greek
storeroom (of restaurant), food reservesdespensanoun
storkcigoñanounJudeo-Spanish
storkcigoñanounFrench: cigogne; Italian: cicogna; Occitan: cigonha; Catalan: cigonya; Spanish: cigüeña; Portuguese: cegonha
storm sewerdrenadj de aguaz superfichalnoun
storm, tempesttempestunoun
story, tale, fable, legendracontonoun
story, tale; account/report of what happenedrelatonoun
straight (ahead), directdirecte [directa-]adjective
straight hair, smooth haircabello lisenoun
straight pathssendaz directenoun
straight-forward, straightforward, simple, modestsenciladjectiveSp:sencillo
straighten up, make orderly, gather back uprecollerverb
straightforwardtodo de un pieçaadjectiveFrench: tout d’une pièce
strain (of virus etc.)cepanounSpanish/Portuguese/Galacian: cepa
strait, straits (geography)estritonoun
strand of yarn, threadfilonoun
strange, oddestrañe [estraña-]adjective
strangely, oddlyestrañaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
strangerestrañeronoun
strangle, choke, strangulateestrangularverb
strangulationestrangulaciónnoun
strategicestratégicadjective
strategicallyestratégicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
strategistestrateganoun
strategyestrategiênoun
stratificationestratificaciónnoun
stratosphereestratosferanoun
stratosphericestratosféricadjective
stratumestratonoun
strawberriesfrezaznoun
stream, creekarrujelonounSpanish: arroyuelo from Pre-Roman: arrugia
streetcallênounSpanish: calle
street lightfarolnoun
street urchinescuñitzonounNeapolitano: scugnizzo
street, roadestradanoun
strength, fortitude, resolvefortitud [-tudin-]noun
strengthen, fortify, build/toughen up, make strongerfortalecer [-esca-]verb
strengthening, empowerment, boosting/promotionpotenciaciónnounSpanish: potenciación
stress, strainestrésnoun
stretching, pulling, strainestiramentonoun
strictestricteadjective
stridentestridenteadjective
strike (worker's)welganoun
strike up (a conversation); board up; embark upon (a business or negotiation); set up splintentablarverb
string (of stringed instrument)cuerdanounSpanish
string or twine made from hempcañamonoun
string, twine, thin ropecabuyanoun
strip (narrow piece of something), stripe, fringefranjanoun
stripedrayadeadjective
strive, struggle (towards), fight/push (for)pugnar (por)verbSpanish: pugnar
stroke (of a pen)estricanounVenetian
stroller (for baby), cart (shopping), carriagecotchinoun
strong discussion, heated argument/fightmerequetengnounSpanish (Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Nicaragua, Uruguay): merequetengue
strong liquor, brandymiombonoun
strong man, man of strengthforçudonoun
strong, powerful (physically strong)forteadjective
strong, resistantmacaseadjective
structuralestructuraladjective
structure, product of buildingestructuranoun
structuredestructuradeadjective
strudel: type of layered pastry with a filling that is usually sweet; baklavaestrudelnoun
struggle (for something), strivelutcharverb
struggle, effort towards a goallutchanoun
struggle, use force, strainpuxarverb
strum (a guitar)estromarverb
studentestudantinoun
student body corpo estudantilnounGalician/Portuguese: corpo estudantil; Italian: corpo studentesco; Spanish: cuerpo estudiantil
student, pupil, learner, scholarêlievo, êlievanounItalian: allievo; French: élève
studhorsegarañonnoun
studio apartmentapartamento monolocalnounItalian: appartamento monolocale; French: appartement d'une pièce
studious, bookishestudoseadjective
studyestudarverb
study, learningestudonoun
stuff, fill (peppers, cushion, toy)rellenarverb
stuff, thing, thingybagaynounHaitian Creole: bagay, Filipinio: bagay
stuffing, filling (food)rellenonoun
stumble, trip, blundertropezónnoun
stupendous, wonderful, fantastic, great, marvelousestupendeadjectivespanish: estupendo; italian: stupendo
stupidityburresanoun
style, mannerestilonoun
stylish, chic, smartchicadjective
stylist (literature, hair), designer (technical)estilistanoun
stylisticestilisticadjective
stymie, hinder, hold up, hamperobstaculizarverb
styrofoampoliestireno egspandidenoun
sub-saharansubsaharianadjective
subatomicsubatomicadjective
subcontinentsubcontinenti [subcontinent-]noun
subdirectorysubdirectuôrnoun
subdivide lots of land for developmentlotifiçar [lotifica-]verb
subdivisionlotificaciónnoun
subdivisionsubdivisiónnoun
subjectsubjetunoun
subject (academic)materia [materi-]noun
subject matterasumtonounSpanish: asunto; Catalan: asumpte; Latin: assumptus
subject: grammar, but not theme or topic; person, guysujetunoun
subjectivesubjetiveadjective
subjectualsubjetualadjective
subjugatesubjugarverb
subjugationsubjugaciónnoun
submissionsumisiónnoun
submissive, dociledóciladjective
submit, be subject tosumetir averb
submittedsumetideadjective
submittedsumetidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
subnationalsubnacionaladjective
suboptimalsubóptimeadjective
subordinatesubordenadonoun
subordinatesubordenarverb
subroutine, procedure or functionsubrutinanoun
subscribe (magazine, newspaper)suscriver [suscrit-, suscrip-]verbFrench: souscrire; Italian: Sottoscrivere; Portuguese: Subscrever; Spanish: suscribir
subscribe (magazine, newspaper); sign (with one's signature a document, such as a check)asinarverb
subscribedsuscritupast participle
subscriberasinantinoun
subscriptionsuscripciónnoun
subscription (magazine, newspaper); signatureasinaturanoun
subsequentsubseghienteadjective
subsetsubconjuntonounSpanish: subconjunto
subsidy wargherra de subsidiosnounSpanish: guerra de subsidios
subsist, survive, retain the same state of existingsubsisterverbfrom Middle French subsister and directly from Latin subsistere: to stand still or firm, take a stand, take position
subsistancesubsistençanoun
substancesubstançanoun
substance, meat (colloquial)enjundianoun
substantial, full of substancesubstanchoseadjective
substantial, significantsubstanchaladjective
substitutesubstituirverb
substitute, stand-insubstitutonoun
substitute, stand-in, replacement, person on reservesuplentinounSpanish:suplente
substitutedsubstituyúverbpast tense of -uir verb
substitutionsubstituciónnoun
substitutionary, substitutesubstitutive; de substituciónadjective
subterfugesubterfugionoun
subterranean, undergroundsubterraneadjective
subtextualsubtecstualadjective
subtlesutiladjective
subtletysutilesanounSpanish/Portuguese: sutileza; Catalan: subtilesa
suburb, outlying arearavaldnoun
suburbs, around or near towncercaníênoun
succeed atsucceder averb
success, outcomeégsitonounSpanish: éxito, Portuguese: êxito
successfulégsitoseadjective
succinctsucinteadjective
succulencesuculençanoun
suchtalother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
suck insorberverb
sucrosechucrosaadjective
suctionsucciónnounFrench: succion; Portuguese: sucção; Spanish: succión
sudden slip that can make you painfully thump on the floordeslisónnoun
sue, take someone to courtdemandarverb
suffer from, endure, suffer through, put up withpadecer [-esca-]verb
suffer, bear (pain, weight, responsibility)sufrirverb
sufferingsufrimentonoun
suffering, ailment, medical conditionpadecimentonounSpanish: padecimiento; Catalan: patiment
suffice it to saybaste cun dicerphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
suffice, be enoughbastarverb
suffice, be enough, be sufficientsuficirverb
sufficiencysuficiençanoun
sufficientsuficienteadjective
suffixsufixonounSpanish
suffocatesufocarverb
suffocatingsufocanteadjective
suffocationsufocaciónnoun
sugar bowlchucreironoun
sugar canechucro de cananoun
sugar-cane liquor, Brazilian white rumcachasanoun
sugar: chucro is sugar obtained from sugar cane, asuca is any kind of sugarchucro, asucánoun
suggest, hint atsugerir [sugest-]verb
suggestionsugestiónnoun
suggestion, suggesting, promptsugerençanounSpanish: sugerencia, Italian: suggerimento
suicidalsuicideadjective
suicide, murder of oneselfsuicidionoun
suit (clothes, improve in some way, advantagefavorecer [-esca-]verb
suit (men's), gear (that is worn on body)ternonoun
suit, outfit (combination of clothes)traxinountraje (Spanish)
suitable, becoming, adequateconveníbeladjective
suitcasepetacanoun
suitcasemaletanounSpanish: maleta
suitcase (when traveling)valisanounFrench: valise, Spanish: valija
sulphurasufri [sulfur-]noun
sulphuricsulfúricadjective
sum, totalsumanoun
summarizerezumirverb
summary, synopsissumarioadjective
summary: dispensing with needless details or formalitiessumareadjective
Summerveranonoun
summerestíunounCatalan/Occitan: estiu; Sardinian: istadi; Spanish: estío; Portuguese: estio
summit (political)cumbrênounSpanish: cumbre
summon, convene; site, place; erect (statue)emplacerverb
summon, notify; conveneconvocarverb
summons, emplacement (a place where something is located)emplacimentonoun
sumo wrestlingsumonoun
sumptuous: splendid and expensive- lookingsuntuoseadjective
SunSolnoun
sun shieldingblindadj solarenoun
Sundaydumingonoun
sunlight that filters through the leaves of treescomorebinoun
sunshade, parasolparasolnoun
superficialsuperfichaladjective
superfluoussuperflueadjective
superhumansobrê-umanadjective
superiorsuperioreadjective
superioritysuperioritánoun
supermarketsupermercadonoun
supernaturalsobrênaturalnoun
superpowersuperpussança, superpotençanounFrench: superpuissance
superstitionsupersticiónnoun
supervenience: topic-neutral, dependency relation that typically holds between facts or sets of propertiessuperveniençanounSpanish: superveniencia; Catalan: superveniència; Portuguese: superveniência; French: survenance
supplant: supersede and replacesuplantarverb
supplementsuplimentarverb
supplementsuplimentonoun
supplementalsuplimentaladjective
supplentarysuplimentareadjective
supplicationsuplicaciónnoun
supplies to, ministerssuministrarverb
supplyabastecimentonoun
supplyabastonoun
supply (a need)suplirverb
supply, provideabastecer [-esca-]verb
supply, provide, furnishsurtirverbSpanish: surtir
support (architectural/engineering), bracket (for shelves), foundation (of idea/hypothesis)suportinounSpanish: soporte
support (moral or otherwise)apoyonoun
supporter, person in favor ofpartidarionoun
supporter, sympathizersimpatizantinoun
supposesuponer [supust-, supusi-, suponga-, suposi-]verb
supposedsupuste, suponideadjective
supposedsupustu, suponidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
supposedlysupustaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
supposingsuponenteadjective
suppositionsuposiciónnoun
suppositorysuposituôrnoun
suppresssuprimir [supres-]verb
supranational: having power or influence that transcends national boundaries or governmentssupranacionaladjective
supraterritorialsupraterritorialadjective
supremacysuprémacianoun
supremesupremeadjective
surfacesuperfichi [superfich-]noun
surgeonchirurgiennounFrench: chirurgienne; Italian: chirurgo; Spanish: cirujano; Portuguese: cirurgião
surgerychirurgíênounFrench: chirurgie; Spanish: cirugía; Portuguese: cirurgia
surgical, operative (in medicine, physiology)chirúrgicother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderadjSpanish: quirúrgico; Portuguese: cirúrgico;
surmount, prevail over, overcomesobrêmonterverb
surname, last name, family nameapellidonoun
surpasssobrêpasarverb
surpass, exceed, go beyondrebasarverb
surplussuperávitnounSpanish
surplus, excesseccedentinounSpanish: excedente
surplus, excess, exceedingeccedenteadjectiveSpanish: excedente
surprisesurpresanoun
surprise, be surprisingsurprenderverb
surprising, amazingsurprendenteadjective
surround (with friends, strangers)enturerverb
surround, encircleenvironerverb
surround, fence in, enclose (land/garden)cercarverbSpanish: cercar
surveil, survey, on the watchsobrêvellarverb
surveillance, controlled watchsobrêvellançanoun Italian: sorveglianza; French: surveillance
survivalsobrêvivençanoun
survivesobrêviververb
survivorsobrêviventinoun
susceptibilitysusceptibilitánoun
susceptiblesusceptíbeladjective
suspectsuspetcharverb
suspect (person)suspetchoso, suspetchosanoun
suspect, suspicious, questionablesuspetchoseadjective
suspendsuspender [suspens-]verb
suspendedsuspendidupast participle
suspended, hangingsuspenseadjective
suspension bridgeponti colgante, brugo colgantenoun
suspensive, suspensorysuspensiveadjective
suspicionsuspechanoun
suspicion, mistrustsuspicacia, suspicacitánoun
suspicious (person, behavior)suspechoseadjective
sustain, holdsustener [sustuvi-, sustenga-]verb
sustainabilitysustenibilitánoun
sustainablesusteníbeladjective
sustainingsustenenteadjective
sustenancesustenençanoun
SUV: Sports Utility Vehiclevehícul utilitarie esportive (VUE)nounSpanish: vehículo utilitario deportivo; Portuguese: utilitário esportivo
swallow/scarf down (food), gulp downtragarverb
swallowed, engulfed (by)engolide (per)adjective
swampzuamponoun
swancisnanoun
swear, take an oathjurarverb
sweat, perspirationsudornoun
sweatertchompanoun
SwedenSuedia, Swedianoun
Swedishsuedese, swedeseadjective
Swedish (language and person)suedech, swedechnoun
sweep, raid, landslide (election)barridanoun
sweep, sweep cleanbarrerverb
sweetdolceadjective
sweet potatocamoti, batata dolcenoun
sweeten and/or preserve, candyconditarverb
sweetestdolcíssimeadjective
sweetscented marigoldpericonnoun
swellincharverb
swell, heave/rollhulnounFrench: houle
swimnajar, zuemerverb
swimming poolpichinanoun
swimming trunkszuembruchnoun
Swisssuitse, switseadjective
Swiss (person)suitso, switsonoun
switch (electrical)înterruptornounSpanish: interruptor
switch (in electronics), interruptorsuitchnoun
switch for riding a horsefustanoun
SwitzerlandSuitsea, Switseanoun
swolleninchadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
swolleninchadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
syllablesilabanoun
symbiosissimbiosinoun
symbioticsimbióticadjective
symbolsímbolnoun
symbolicsimbólicadjective
symbolismsimbolismonoun
symmetricalsimétricadjective
symmetrysimetríênoun
sympathetic, likeablesimpáticadjective
sympathize, be sympathetic tosimpatizar cunverb
symphonicsimfónicadjective
symphonysimfoníênoun
symphony orchestraorquestra simfónicnoun
symptomsíntomanoun
symptomaticsintomáticadjective
symptomologysintomatologíênoun
synagoguecaxelnounJudeo-Spanish
synchronizesincronizarverbSpanish
synchronizedsincronizadeadjectiveSpanish
synchronysincroníênoun
syncreticsincréticadjective
syncretismsincretismonoun
syndromesíndrominoun
synecdochesinécdoquinounFrench: synecdoche, Catalan: sinècdoque, Spanish: sinécdoque, Portuguese: sinédoque
synecdochicsinecdóquicadjective
synergeticsinérgicadjective
synergeticssinergeticanoun
synergismsinergismonoun
synergysinergíênoun
synopsissinopsinoun
synopticsínopticadjective
synoptics: the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Lukeevangeliz sinópticnoun
syntacticsintácticadjective
syntaxsintacsi [sintáct-]noun
synthesissíntesinoun
synthesizesintetizarverb
syntheticsintéticadjective
syrupsarobinounSpanish: jarabe; Portuguese: xarope; French: sirop; Catalan: xarop
syrupy, sugarysaroboseadjectivePortuguese: xaroposo; French: sirupeuse; Romanian: siropos; Italian: sciropposo
systemsistemanoun
systematic: carried out using step-by-step procedures; of, characterized, or constituting a systemsistemáticadjective
systematicallysistematicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
systematicitysistematicitánoun
systemic: systemwide or deeply engrained in the systemsistémicadjective
t-shirtcamisetanoun
tab (in web browser)pestañanoun
tabernacletabernáculnoun
table (furniture)mesanoun
table (set of facts), spreadsheettábulnoun
table of contentstábul de contenidonoun
tablecloth, cloth that covers up furnituretovallanounCatalan: estovalles; Italian: tovaglia
tabloidstabloideznounSpanish: tabloides
tabular, of tables and/or columnstabulareadjective
tabulatedtabuladeadjective
tachographtacógrafonoun
tacit, implied or widely understoodtáciteadjective
tackycafoneadjective
tacos: traditional Mexican dish composed of a corn or wheat tortilla folded or rolled around a filling.tacoznoun
tactictácticadjective
tacticiantacticiennoun
tactile, tactualtáctiladjective
tadpolebumbulunoun
tag/label (commerce, computing)etiquetanounSpanish
Tagalogtagalonoun
tagged port, trunk port (in networking)porto troncalnounSpanish: puerto troncal
tagging, labelingetiquetadjnoun
tail (of animal)rabonoun
tail of jacket or suit, flap; gable (architecture)faldónnoun
tail, coda (in music)codanoun
tailgate (of pickup truck)porta traserenounSpanish: puerta trasera
tailgate, follow closely while drivingmanexar pegade ale vehícul de delanchverbLatin American Spanish: manejar pegado al vehículo de delante
tailorsastrinoun
tailoraufayatinoun
TajikistanTagiquistônnoun
take a hold of, f*** (vulgar)coxerverbSpanish: coger
take a photographsacar un fotografoverb
take advantage ofaprovetcharverbSpanish
take care ofacupar-se deverb
take control/possession of, take over (business), take hold ofadueñar-se (de)verb
take off (airplane, rocket), detach/unstick, be successful (business)despegarverbSpanish: despegar
take out a policysacar un pólisaverb
take out, get out; draw (a revolver); stick out (tongue)sacarverb
take possession of, take as one's own; arrogateapropiarverb
take revengevenjar-severb
take root, make ingrainedarraigarverb
take shelter, protect oneself, wrap oneself upabrigar-severb
take sidestomar partidoverb
take, drinktomarverb
talent, gift (ability)donunounSpanish: don; Italian: dono
talented trader of goods even in a slow economybachecnoun
talk excessivelypapiarverbSpanish: papear
talk, catch-up with a friendtchintcharverbRomansch
talk, speakfavlarverbSpanish: hablar + Portuguese: falar
talkativefavladoreadjective
talkativeness, loquacity, loquaciousnesslocuacitánoun
talltaraeadjective
tallchelseadjectiveLatin: cels-
tall fern, brackenfeletchonounSpanish: helecho; Leonese: feleitu, feichu; Galician: fieito, fento
tallness, high staturechelsitud [-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.tamalinoun
tamarillotamarillonoun
tamedomarverb
tangibletangíbeladjective
tanned, bronzedmoreneadjective
tape (strip or audio/video cassette)cintanoun
tape recordermagnetofononoun
tape: adhesive stripcinta adhesivenoun
tapestrytapiserianoun
taphonomytafonomíênoun
task, choretascanoun
task, homeworktareanoun
tastesaververb
taste (wine), sample (a drink or food)catarverb
taste liketener savor deverb
taste, flavorsavro, savornoun
tasty and delicious, yummyhetereadjectiveGuarani: hetereí
tasty, delicioussavroseadjective
taurinetaurinanoun
tautologicaltautológicadjective
tautologytautologíênoun
taverntavernanoun
tax freeegsemto de împustozadjectiveSpanish: exento de impuestos
tax, imposition, and/or responsibilities of a townvillazgonoun
tax, levy a tax on, burdengravarverb
tax, place fine/duty ontacsarverb
taxa (species)tagsanoun
taxationtacsaciónnoun
taxes (on income)împustoznoun
taxi drivertacsistanoun
taxi, cabtacsinoun
taximeter: mechanical or electronic device installed in taxicabs and auto rickshaws that calculates passenger fares based on a combination of distance travelled and waiting timetacsimetronoun
taxonomictagsonómicadjective
taxonomisttagsonomistanoun
taxonomytagsonomíênoun
tea: prepared, ready to servetchanoun
teacher, instructorenseñantinoun
teacher, master (title for skillful and experienced mechanic, chef, carpenter, mason, etc)mayestronoun
teaching, instructionenseñamentonoun
teaching, lesson, educationenseñançanoun
teaching, tutoringdocençanounItalian: docenza; Spanish: docencia; Catalan: docència
teaching, tutoringdocenteadjective
teahousetchahausnoun
teak; large deciduous tree with small, fragrant white flowerstecanoun
teamde equipoadjective
teamequiponoun
team effortlabor de equipo, treballo de equiponoun
team of horsestiro de cavaloznoun
team spiritespritu de equiponoun
teapottchadeiranoun
tearlagrimanoun
tear gaslacrimogenasnoun
tear-producing, weepy, tear jerkinglacrimógeneadjective
tease (literally suckle the rooster)mamar galoverb
teasing (derisive or joking), sardonicburloneadjective
teasing, buzz; dance workoutzumbanoun
technic, technicaltecnicadjective
technicallytecnicaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
technique, technictécnicanoun
techno-nationalismnacionalismo tecnológic, tecno-nacionalismoadjectiveSpanish: tecno-nacionalismo, Portuguese: nacionalismo tecnológico
technocracytecnocraciê [tecnocrat-]noun
technocrattecnócratanoun
technocratictecnocráticadjective
technologytecnologíênoun
tectonic platesplacaz tectónicnoun
tedioustedioseadjective
teenager, adolescentadolescentinoun
teleconferenceteleconferençanoun
telegramtelegramanoun
telegraphytelegrafíênoun
telemechanicstelemecánicanoun
teleologicalteleológicadjective
telephoneteléfononoun
telephone booth, place of communicating and visiting (e.g. visiting room in prison)locutorionoun
telephone conversationconversación telefónicnoun
telephonictelefónicadjective
telephonytelefoníênoun
telescopetelescopionoun
televiewer, viewertelespectadornounFrench: téléspectateur/téléspectatrice, Spanish: telespectador
televisionteleviziveadjective
television channel, networkredi de televiziónnoun
television newsteledjornaunoun
television programemisión de televiziónnoun
television settelevizornoun
television, TVteleviziónnoun
tell fibs and lie extravagantlymacanearverb
tell someone to leavecorretearverb
tell, saydicer [dix-, ditch-, diga-, dir-, -dicc-]verbLatin: dicere
tembretimburnoun
temper (steel); increase strength of; make rigid (metal)templarverb
temperate, mild (climate)temperadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
temperate, mild (climate)temperadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
temperaturetemperaturanoun
tempered (steel)templadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
tempered (steel)templadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
tempestuoustempestuoseadjective
templetemplonoun
temple: side of the head behind the eyes; Latin: tempustempornoun
tempo: referring to time in musictemponoun
temporal lobelobul têmporalnoun
temporal: related to time or existence in this life relative to the eternal.têmporaladjective
temporarilytêmporareménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
temporary nature, of a time but for a timetêmporalitánoun
temporary: not permanent, for a limited timetêmporareadjective
tempt; feel/probetemtarverb
temptationtemtaciónnoun
tempting, appealingtemtadoreadjectivePortuguese/Galcian/Spanish: tentadora/tentador
ten-stringed lyrelira de dieç cuerdaznoun
tenacioustenaceadjective
tenacitytenacitánoun
tenantinquilinonoun
tend (towards something): be inclined totenderverb
tendency, inclinationtendençanoun
tendentious: having a definite purposetendenchoseadjective
tender, warm-hearted, mellowterneadjectiveSpanish: tierno; Portuguese: terno
tendernessternuranounSpanish/Portuguese
tendontendón [+:tendónz]noun
tenet, outset/beginningprincipionoun
tennistenisnoun
tenor guitarghitara tenorenoun
tens (used to accentuate a number), dozensdecinas (de)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tens ofdecenaz denoun
tense in grammar, timetêmpo [têmpor-]noun
tent (for camping)carpanoun
tepeetipinounEnglish originally from Lakota
tepid, lukewarmtebieadjectiveSpanish: tibio, Catalan: tèbia, Italian: tiepido, French: tiède
terabit (Tb): 1024 gigabitsterabîtnoun
terabyte (TB): 1024 gigabytes; 2 to the 40th power bytes terabaitê, teraoctetnoun
term, installmentplazonounSpanish: plazo, Portuguese: prazo
terminable, something that (eventually) endsterminábeladjective
terminal lobelobul terminalnoun
terragenesisterrigénesinoun
terrain (the lay of the land), ground (when referring to location or jurisdiction)terrenonoun
terrariumterrariunoun
terrestrialterrestreadjective
terrestrial planetplaneta terrestrenoun
terribleterríbeladjective
terrible, dreadfulpésimeadjective
terrible, horrid, frightful, awfulespantábeladjective
terriblyterribelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
terrigenous: land-producedterrigeneadjective
territorial, regionalterritorialadjective
territory: place of earthterritorionoun
terrorismterrorismonoun
terroristterroristanoun
tertiaryterciareadjective
test tube, glass tube used in chemistryvitronoun
test, quiz, exam (school, learning)testnoun
test, try out, rehearse; practiceenseyarverb
testamenttestimentonoun
testifytestimoñar; testifiçarverb
testimonial, professional referencetestimoño de estimanoun
testimonytestimoñoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounLatin: testimonium; Spanish: testimonio; Portuguese: testemunho
tetrarchtetrarcnoun
Texas (alternative historical timeline)Texasnoun
texttecstunoun
textiletecstielnoun
textiletecstiladjective
textualtecstualadjective
texturaltecsturaladjective
texturetecsturanoun
Thai (language)Tailandechnoun
ThailandTailandnoun
Thailand, SiamTailandianoun
than the one that wasde que le que seráphrase, 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 foragradecer [-esca-]verb
thankful, gratefulagradecideadjective
Thanks (when server brings something at restaurant, or someone hands you something you asked for)Dangúphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionPapiamentu Danki from Dutch
thatesseadjective
that (connects to subordinate clauses), as (the same as), than (greater than, less than)quepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
that (thing)essonoun
that which (in relative clauses)le quepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
that [noun, pronoun] has/have [past participle]que [substantivo, pronomi] hayam [participio pasade]verbPresent perfect subjunctive (that comes after the present indicative)
That's not my policyessa na es mev sistemaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
thaw: an improvement in the relationship between two countriestôonounEnglish: thaw
thele, l'article or demonstrative
the absolute truthnetanoun
the absurdl'absurdonoun
the accused, the guiltyculpadonoun
the advocacy ofl'apoyo aother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderphraseItalian: l’appoggio a
the AlmightyTodopussantinoun
The Anglosphereanglofonianoun
the annointed, the electungidonoun
the bestle mellor...comparative or superlative
the best performancele mellor actuaciónnoun
the Blessed (people)bienaventuradoznoun
The chimney always smoked.Le chîminea semprê estava echandu fumo.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
the division of laborle división de treballonoun
the drowsiness that follows eating a big mealabioconounItalian: abbiocco
the eastl'orientinoun
the economics of, the financial aspects ofl'aspectu económic dephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
the Establishment; directing classle clasi dirigientenoun
the Everlasting God; the Eternall'Eternonoun
the final stagesl'últime etapaznoun
the first tentative steps towards democracyle primare pasoz vacilante acia le democraciêphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
The Francosphere, Francophoniefrancofonianoun
the free worldle mundi librenoun
the frenzied pace of lifele ritmo de vida freneticnoun
the geographical scopel'ámbito geográficnoun
the Good Newsle bone noticianoun
the height of excellence or qualityle bíz-niznounfrom the bee's knees (an American colloquialism from the 1920s)
the human factorle feitor umannoun
the Last Supperl'Últime Denanoun
the least, smallestle menor...comparative or superlative
the letter Xequisnoun
the Living GodLe Deo Xayêmenoun
The Lusosphere, Lusophonylusofonianoun
the member nationsle naciónz pertenecentenoun
the mostle mais...comparative or superlative
the Most HighAltíssimonoun
the next year (in past time)l’añu seghientenoun
the oil industryl'îndustria petrolerenoun
the oldest (when referring to people), the greatestle mayor...comparative or superlative
the Oval Officele Despatcho Ovalnoun
the planning stage, the planning periodl'etapa de preparaciónnoun
the pressle prensanoun
the ratio of...and....; the relation betweenle relación entre...i...phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
the realm of politicsdomein dele políticanoun
the Renaissancele Rinaicimentonoun
the rest, othersdemaeadjective
the Security Council of the United Nationsle Concilio de Seguritá dele Naciónz Unidenoun
the table is setle mesa estam pustephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
the wayle fasonnoun
the westl'occidentinoun
the whole world, everyone (in the world)todo le mundinoun
the whole world, the entire worldle mundi entere, l'entere mundinoun
the worstle peor...comparative or superlative
theater, theatretiatronoun
theatricaltiatraladjective
theisticteístic, teísteadjective
thematictemáticadjective
theme, topic (subject)temanoun
then, later (on), afterwardsluegoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Theodore, Teodor (name)Teodornoun
theologianteologonoun
theologicalteológicadjective
theologyteologíênoun
TheophilusTeófilonoun
theoreticalteóricadjective
theoretical modelmodelo teóricnoun
theoreticallyteoricaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
theoryteoríênoun
theosophistteosofonoun
theosophyteosofíênoun
therapeuticterapéuticadjective
therapyterapianoun
therealíother, 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'tna líaverb
there, in that placeajíadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
therefore, thus, hencepor tantoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
therefore/soasí queother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
thermal expansionegspansión térmicnoun
thermal, related to heattermaladjective
thermic, thermal, heatedtérmicadjective
thermochemistrytermoquímicanoun
thermodynamictermodinámicadjective
thermodynamicstermodinámicanoun
thermogenictermogénicadjective
thermometertermometronoun
thermonucleartermonucleareadjectiveFrench: thermonucléaire
thermospheretermosferanoun
thermospherictermosféricadjective
thermostattermostatonoun
thesaurustésauronoun
thesistesi [-tétic]noun
they (have) made the switchelez hau fetchu le transición dephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
they, for him or herEllpronoungender-neutral pronoun
thicken, weave togetherespesarverb
thicket, dense plant growthburrusconoun
thiefladrónnoun
thin (person, animal), not fatmagreadjective
thin (wire, layer, cable), fine (paper, hair)fineadjective
thin cresent-shaped cookie glazed with sugarguarachanoun
thin filmpelícula delgadenoun
thingcosanoun
thing that helps someone sleepdormuôrnoun
thing that saves/reserves waterreservuôrnoun
thingamajig, large thing or objectarmatutchinoun
think (regarding an opinion of)tincarverb
think something up, brainstormcerebrarverbLunfardo
think, plan (ahead)pensarverb
thirstseginoun
thirstysegienteadjective
Thirty Years WarGherra de Trenta Añuznoun
this, theseestonoun
this, these, that (nearby)esteadjective
thorough knowledge of the subjectconocimento profunde dele temanoun
thorough, done carefully, scrupulous, methodical, conscientiousescrupuloseadjectivePortuguese: escrupuloso
those, that over therequelleadjective
those, that thing over there; those things over therequellonoun
though, although (while)aunquepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
thought-provoking, stimulatingsugestiveadjective
thoughtspensamentoznoun
threaten, menaceamenaçarverbSpanish: amenazar; Portuguese: ameaçar; Italian: minacciare; French: menacer
thrilled, extremely happycontentíssimeadjective
throatgarjennoun
throb/beat (of heart, etc)latidonoun
throb/beat (of heart, etc)latirverb
through the bond of peacemedjante le víncul dele paçother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
through, along, across; undetermined general time (during)atravérs deother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
throw away, waste; spill a drinkbotarverb
throw outegspulsarverb
throw, toss (dice, a ball)echarverbSpanish
thumbduisnoun
thundertônderanoun
thundertrunonoun
Thursdayxoveynoun
thyme (spice), thymus vulgaristomillonounSpanish: tomillo
TibetTíbetnoun
tick tack toeequis ceronoun
ticked off (upset); stungpicadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
ticked off (upset); stungpicadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ticket (admission, plane/bus), couponboletonounMexico and Latin America Spanish: boleto
ticket windowtaquianoun
ticklingcochquillanounSpanish: cosquillas/cosquilleo, Portuguese: cócegas
tidiness, elegance, meticulousness, refinementpulcritud [-tudin-]noun
tidy, arranged, ordainedordenade [ordenada-]adjectivePast participle adjective form
tidy, arranged, ordainedordenadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
tidy, smartly dressed, elegant, meticulouspulcreadjective
tie (friendship, business...), linkvínculnounSpanish: vínculo
tie (music)ligaduranoun
ties (political...), lassos, decorative bow/knotlasoznoun
tigertigrênoun
tighten, squeezeapretarverbJudeo-Spanish
tile (of roof)tellanounmix of French and Spanish
tile, roof with tilestellarverb
time span, age, periodépocanoun
time spent after a meal, hanging out with family or friends, chatting and enjoying each other's companysobrêmesanoun
time zonefuso uorarenoun
time, moment, a whileestonanounCatalan (Spanish = rato)
timescaleescala de têmponoun
timetableuorarionounSpanish: horario; Portuguese: horário
timetable, schedulecronogramanounPortuguese: cronograma
timidtímideadjective
timiditytimiditánoun
TimorTimornoun
tip for services rendered (usually used forbaquechichnounTurkish
tip, cluegicanoun
tipping pointpuntu de înflecsiónnoun
tire, get tiredcansarverb
tire, tyrepeneuma, neumanounSpanish: neumático; French: pneu
tiredcansadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
tiredcansadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
tired and brain doesn't seem to want to workenzalanueadjectiveNeapolitan:nzalanudo
tiredness, weariness, fatiguecansanciónnoun
tireless, indefatigable, unflagginginfatigábeladjectiveFrench/Spanish: infatigable; Italian: infaticabile
tiringcansanteadjective
tiring, fatiguing, tiresome, wearisomefatiganteadjectiveSpanish; French: fatigant
titanictitánicadjective
titanium, sociological factorstitaniunoun
title, headlinetítulnoun
TitusTitonoun
to (motion towards, location); on or at (time)apreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
to be in the mood to do...estar de humor a facerverb
to supportpara mantenerphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
to the (contraction: a le)alearticle or demonstrative
to the side of, beside, alongside (preposition) à côté deale lado depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
to wherea ondeinterrogative, question word
toadsaponoun
toast (bread)tostadanoun
toast , roasttostarverb
toastedtostadoreadjective
toaster (for bread)tostapaña, tostadoranoun
toaster ovenforno tostadorenounSpanish: horno tostador [+: hornos tostadores]
tobaccotabaconoun
todayojuiother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderFrench: aujourd'hui; Italian: oggi; Spanish: hoy; Portuguese: hoje
toededo de piednoun
toetenchinounSt. Lucian
togetherensemuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Occitan: ensèm from Latin: insimul; French: ensemble
together with, next tojuntosother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
together, joinedjunteadjective
together, jointlyjuntaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
toiletretretinoun
toilet paper roll, TPpapel igiénic, pe-inoun
tolerabletolerábeladjective
tolerancetolerançanoun
toleratetolerarverb
tolerationtoleraciónnoun
toll, passage rightsportazgonoun
tomahawktômahacnoun
tomatillotomatillonoun
tomatotomatinoun
tomato pasteconcentrado de tomatinoun
tomato pureepurey de tomatiznoun
tomb, gravetumbanoun
tombstonelápida (sepulcral)noun
tombstonelapidjonounPortuguese: lapide, Italian: lapideo
tome: single volume of many books; one section of a literary piecetomonoun
tomorrowdemañáother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderCatalan: demà; Portuguese: amanhã; Spanish: mañana; French: demain
tonaltonaladjective
tone, pitch (music)tononoun
tongstenatsanoun
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 conditionerbatananoun
tonic: root note in musictóniconoun
tonighteste notchinoun
too, too much, excessivelydemasiadoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tool, utensil, furnitureutensilionoun
tools (of iron or steel)ferramentaznoun
tools and equipmentutilladjnounSpanish: utillaje
tooth [+:teeth]denti [+:dentiz, dent-]noun
toothpastedentifriconoun
top, peaktôponoun
top, summitcumbinoun
topical, external (use), clichéd, tritetópicadjective
topicality, subject of immediate relevanceactualitánoun
topographic, topographicaltôpográficadjective
topographytôpografíênoun
tornadotornadonoun
torrential, pouring hard, gushing outtorrencialadjective
tortilla chiptotoponounMexican Spanish: totopo
tortillas: small flatbread made of finely ground flour or corntortillaznoun
torturetorturanoun
totaltotaladjective
totaltotaunoun
totemtótemnoun
touchtucharverb
touchabletuchábeladjective
tough like ironferreadjective
touristturistanoun
tourist area, tourist localityturístic localitánoun
tourist, touristicturísticadjective
tournamentturnwanounfrench: tournoi, German: Turnier
towdar remolquiverb
tow awayremolcar [remolqu-]verb
tow away zonezona de remolquinoun
towards (not necessarily implying arrival), by (date in future)aciapreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
towards one anotherl'omez acia l'outrozother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
towel (for body)toalanoun
towertorrionoun
towing, towageremolquinoun
toxictócsicadjective
toxicologytocsicologíênoun
toyjuquêtinoun
toy storejuquêteríanoun
trachea, windpipetráqueanoun
trachealtraquealadjective
track cyclistpistardnounFrench/Italian/Romanian: pistard
track, rail (train, tram)trijanounPortugues: trilho
tractiontracciónnoun
tractor truckcabezaunoun
tractor: motor vehicle that plows, drags, or pullstractornoun
trade agreementconvenio comerchalnoun
trade fair, marketfeiranoun
trade unionismsindicalismonoun
trade, commercecomerço [comerch-]noun
trade, do business (with)comercharverb
trading postentrepusto comerchalnounPortuguese: entreposto comercial
traditiontradiciónnoun
traditionaltradicionaladjective
traditional Lenca ceremony that affirms peace between two partiesguancasconoun
traditional long shirt/dresscuchmanoun
trafficcoyotiarverb
traffic jamatasco de tráficonoun
traffic lightsemáforonoun
traffic signal, red light; radio or phone signalsignaunoun
tragediantragiciennounSpanish/Portuguese: trágico
tragedytragediênoun
tragictrágicadjective
train (that follows tracks)treinnoun
train, acquire skillscapacitar-severb
train, coach, drill, exercise (muscles, memory)ezercitarverb
train, instruct how to do perform a job; drill (military)adiestrarverb
trainingcapacitaciónnoun
traitortraidornoun
trajectory: the path followed by a projectiletrajetorionoun
tram, electric streetcarbondinoun
tranquilly, silently, peacefullytranquilménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
Trans-Pacific PartnershipParceria Transpacífic de Coôperación EconómicnounSpanish: Acuerdo Transpacífico de Cooperación Económica; Portuguese: Parceria Transpacífica
transatlantic barbariansbárbaroz transatlánticnoun
transcendtranscenderverb
transcendentaltranscendentaladjective
transcendentalismtranscendentalismonoun
transcontinentaltranscontinentaladjective
transfer bridgebrugo transbordadorenoun
transfer, move/shifttransferirverbSpanish/Portuguese: transferir; French: transférer; Italian: trasferire
transfiguration (usually of Christ)transfiguraciónnounSpanish
transformtransformarverb
transformationtransformaciónnoun
transgenic, genetically-modified, GMtransgénicadjective
transgress, infringe or violate agreed normstransgredir [transgres-]verbSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: transgredir
transgressortransgresornoun
transient, itineranttranseúnteadjective
transient, itinerant persontranseúntinoun
transient, passing, transitorytransitorieadjective
transigencetransigençanoun
transigent, willing to compromise or change positiontransigenteadjective
transit: movement of people or goodstransitonoun
transitiontransiciónnoun
transitionaltransicionaladjective
translatetraducir [tradusca-, tradux-, traducc-]verb
translationtraducciónnoun
translatortraductor, traductriçnoun
transmission, act of transmittingtransmisiónnoun
transmit, broadcasttransmitirverb
transmittertransmisornoun
transmutable, able to be transformedtransmutábeladjective
transmutation, change, transformationtransmutaciónnoun
transmute, change the physical appearance oftransmutarverb
transnationaltransnacionaladjective
transparencytransparençanoun
transparenttransparenteadjective
transporttransportarverb
transportationtransportinoun
trap, snaretrampanoun
trapeze (device)trapezionoun
trapeze artisttrapezistanoun
trapezoidtrapezoidnoun
trash, garbagebasuranoun
traumatraumanoun
traumatictraumáticadjective
traumatizetraumatizarverb
traumatizingtraumatizanteadjective
travel, voyageviadjarverb
traveler, voyagerviadjeronoun
travestybirrianoun
travesty of justiceparodi de justiçanoun
tray, platterbandejanounPortuguese: bandeja
treacheroustraicionareadjective
treachery, betrayal, treasontraiciónnounSpanish: traición; Portuguese: traição
treachorous (attempt, intention); unpredictable and dangerous (ocean current); disloyal (leader)traicionere adjective
treachorouslytraicioneraménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
treasury, treasuretresoronoun
treattratarverb
treat kindly or with kindnessobsiquiarverb
treatmenttratamentonoun
treaty, treatisetratadonoun
treble clef (key of G)clav de solnoun
treeárbornoun
tree lizardandolinounSt. Lucian
tree trunkzoccunoun
trekcaminatanounSpanish: caminata
trek, travel around, cover (distance)recorrerverbSpanish: recorrer
trembletremlarverb
tremble, hurry (out of fear)trepidarverb
tremendoustremendeadjective
trench, ditchzanxanounSpanish
trendy, well-dressed adolescentpavo/pavanoun
trepid, trembling from fear or terrortrepideadjective
trepidationtrepidaciónnoun
trespasses, offensesofensaznoun
trial, test, rehearsalenseyonoun
triangletriangulnoun
triangulartriangulareadjective
tribetribunoun
tribunaltribunaunoun
tribune, magistrate, head of a tribetribunonoun
tricameraltricambraladjective
trick, rusetruconoun
triggergatillonoun
trilateraltrilateraladjective
trimestertrimestrênoun
trimestrialtrimestrialadjective
Trinidadian and Tobagoniantrinitenseadjective
trinitarytrinitareadjective
trinitytrinitánoun
trip, stumble, bump into, trip overtropezarverb
tripartitetripartiteadjective
triple, threefoldtripleadjective
triptych: usually 3-fold paintingtrípticonounSpanish/Portuguese: tríptico
trite, worn-outtrilladeadjective
triumphtriomfonoun
triumph overtriomfar sobrêverb
triumphaltriomfaladjective
triumphanttriomfanteadjective
triunetriuneadjective
trivial, banaltrivialadjective
trivial, petty, insignificantnimieadjective
triviality, trivial matter, trite remark, banalitytrivialitánoun
Trojan horsecavalo de Troyanoun
trombonetrombónnoun
troop: group of soldiers or servicementrupanoun
tropetroponoun
trope, ditty, song with clever lyricstrubonoun
trophytrofeonoun
tropospheretroposferanoun
tropospherictroposféricadjective
Trotskyism: theory of marxism advocated by Leon Trotskytrotskismonoun
Trotskyisttrotskistanoun
troubadour: lyric poet and musiciantrubadornoun
troubleencrencanoun
trouble, disturbturbarverb
trouble-makerencrenqueronoun
trousers, pantscarsonnounPapiamentu
troweldesplantadornoun
trucetreguanoun
truckcamiónnoun
truck driverfurgoneronoun
truly, reallyrealménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
truly, veritably, for real, verilyveritabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
trumpettrompetanoun
truncatetruncarverb
trunk (of car)bauli (de carro)nounLatin American Spanish: baúl; Portuguese: baú; Italian: baule
trunk (of elephant), proboscis (insect), snout (anteater), French horntrompanounSpanish, Catalan, Romanian: trompa; Portuguese: tromba; French: trompe
trunk (of tree, in anatomy, in botany), torsotronconoun
trunk, boot (British); porter: person who carries your luggagemaleteronounSpanish: maletero
trust buildingconstrucción de confiançanounSpanish:construcción de confianza
trust: have faith in something or someone; relyconfiar [confide-]verb
truthful, veritable, true, not false, realveritábel [vera-]adjective
try to do something (follow this with verb in the infinitive); deal withtratar deverb
tubetubonoun
tuberculosistuberculosinoun
tuberculosistuberculosinoun
tucked in (shirt); inside the pantsdêntro dele pantalónother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Tuesdaymarteynoun
tumult, turmoil, uproartumultunoun
tumultuoustumultuoseadjective
tumulus, burial moundtúmulonoun
tunaatúnnounSpanish: atún from Arabic al-tun
tune an instrument, tune upacorderverb
tune into, syntonizesintonizarverbSpanish/Portuguese: sintonizar; French: syntoniser
tuner (on radio, walkie talkie, etc)sintonizadornoun
tuner, tuning wrenchacorduôrnoun
tunictúnicanoun
tuning (of radio, television), harmony (understanding)sintoníênounSpanish: sintonía; Portuguese: sintonia
tuning controlcontrol de sintonizaciónnoun
TunisiaTunisianoun
tunneltúnelnoun
turbidity currentcurrenti de turbidesanoun
turbulenceturbulençanoun
turbulentturbulenteadjective
Turk (Turkish person)turconoun
turkey (animal)weholotinoun
Turkey (country)Turquíanoun
turkey (meat)pavonoun
turkic peoplespóbulez túrquicnoun
Turkishturqueadjective
turkish (language)turquechnoun
Turkish beverage made with aniseraquinoun
Turkmenturcomeneadjective
Turkmenturcomeninoun
TurkmenistanTurcomenistônnoun
turmericcúrcumanounSpanish/Portuguese: cúrcuma; Italian/French: curcuma
turn (a wrench, key, etc)turnerverb
turn (music)grupetonoun
turn and lockestrofarverb
turn around, turn aboutvueltarverb
turn down (heating), lower (glass, eyes, control)beiserverb
turn off, switch off, put out (make stop burning), quenchapagarverbSp
turn, change the orientation ofvolver [vuelt-]verb
turn, rotation (on itself), lapgironounSpanish: giro
turn, timeveç [+:vecez]noun
turn-of-the-centurydele cambio de siguladjective
turnedvuelteadjective
turnedvueltupast participle
turnover, revenuefeituramentonoun
turquoise: colorturcoiseadjective
turtletortuganoun
tutelagetutelanoun
tutelagetutelanounSpanish/Italian: tutela
tutelarytutelareadjective
twilightcrepúsculnoun
twingemeleadjectiveSpanish: gemela
twinsmagasanounHaitian
twist (words), misconstrue, distort (meaning or words)tergiversarverbsp
two-facedfachidueadjective
typetiponoun
type (on keyboard, typewriter)taipearverb
type of Carribean fruitzicacnounSt. Lucian
type of rodentviscatchanoun
typicaltípicadjective
typingtaipeonoun
typing (usually on a computer keyboard or typewriter)mecanografíênounmecanografía
typologytipologíênoun
tyrannicaltiránicadjective
tyrannytiraníênoun
ubiquitousubicueadjective
ubiquityubicuitánoun
uglylledgeadjectiveCatalan: lleig, lletja, lleigs, lletges
ugly birdpaxaratchonoun
ugly, nastymaxoseadjective
UkraineUcranianoun
Ukrainianucrainechnoun
Ukrainianucranianadjective
Ukrainianucranianonoun
ultra absorbentsuperabsorbenteadjectiveSpanish
ultra lightultralevianadjective
ultramodernultramoderneadjective
umbrellaparachuvanoun
unacceptabilityinacceptabilitánoun
unacceptableinacceptábeladjective
unalterable, inalterableinalterábeladjectiveFrench: inaltérable; Portuguese: inalterável; Spanish: inalterable
unambiguousinambigueadjective
unambiguous, straight, one-to-one (relation)unívoqueadjective
unanimousunánimeadjective
unbearable, inclement, unpleasantly cold or wetinclementeadjective
unbearable, unendurableinsuportábeladjective
unbeaten, undefeated, unconqueredinvicteadjective
unbelief, incredulity, skepticismincredulitánoun
unbeliever, non-believer, paganincrédulonoun
uncertaintyincertitud [-tudin-]nounFrench: incertitude, Spanish: incertidumbre, Italian: incertezza, Portuguese: incerteza
unchain, trigger, unfetterdesencadenarverb
unchangeable, immutableinmutábeladjectivenot liable to variation or variability
unclassified, not confidentialna-clasificade, na-confidenchaladjective
uncleonculnoun
uncomfortable, awkward, cumbersomeincómodeadjective
uncomfortable, incommodiousdesconfortábeladjective
uncompromising, intransigentintransigenteadjective
uncompromisinglyintransigentemén, sens compromisoadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish/Portuguese: intransigentemente; French: sans compromis
unconditionalincondicionaladjective
unconditional surrendercapitulación sens condiciónznoun
unconditionallyincondicionalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
unconscious biassesgo inconchientenoun
unconscious, unawareinconchienteadjective
unconscious, without consciousnesssens conocimentoadjective
unconstitutionalinconstitucionaladjective
uncontroversial: not open to question or dispute, incontrovertibleincontrovertíbeladjective
unconventional, not conventionaloriginal, na-convencional, peor convencionaladjective
uncountable, countlessincontábeladjective
uncovered, not coveredna-cuberteadjective
uncularonculareadjective
undeniable, unnegatableinnegábeladjectivePortuguese: inegável; Spanish: innegable
undeniablyinnegabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
underabaiju depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
Under controlsub controlphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
under oathbaiju juramentophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
under the aegis ofbaiju le tutela dephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: bajo la tutela de
under, in the control ofbaijupreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
under-diagnosedsubdiagnosticadeadjective
underdevelopedsutdesvelopaduadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Italian: sottosviluppato
underdeveloped, backward, late, overdueatrasadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
underdeveloped, backward, late: after the scheduled time, overdueatrasadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
undergraduate degreetítul universitarenoun
undergroundsubsulonoun
underground cave that has no lightespeluncanoun
underhand, secretive, masked in some wayasolapadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
underhand, secretive, masked in some wayasolapadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
underlinesuliñarverb
underminedindeterminadeadjective
underneathpor enbaijuother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
underneath, beneathenbaijuadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
underpass, subwaysutpasadjnounItalian: sottopassaggio
underripe (fruit, vegetable), in between green and fully ripecamagueadjective
understandable, comprehensiblecomprensíbeladjective
understandablycomprensibelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
understanding, knowledge, mind/consciousnessentendimentonounSpanish/Portuguese
undertake, start up, take upemprenderother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderverbSpanish: emprender; Portuguese:empreender
undeserved, unmeritedinmerecideadjective
undesirableindesejábeladjectiveSpanish: indeseable; Catalan: indesitjable; Portuguese: indesejável
undetermined period, indefinite periodperíodo indefinidenoun
undodesfacer [desfetch-, desfici-, desfaga-, desfar-]verb
undoing, perdition, ruinperdiciónnoun
undonedesfetchupast participle
undulateundularverb
undulatingundulanteadjective
undying, imperishableimperecíbeladjective
unequalinegualadjective
unequivocal, unambiguousinequívoque, sens equívoqueadjective
unequivocallyinequivocaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
unethicalfalte de éticaadjective
unethicalpeor éticadjective
unexcusable, inexcusable, unforgivableinescusábeladjective
unexpected, unforeseeninesperadeadjective
unexplored, untraveledinegsploradeadjective
unfamiliar, not familiarizedna-familiarizadeadjective
unfamiliar, unknowndesconocideadjective
unfavorable, inauspiciousdesfavorábeladjective
unfold, spread out, deploydepleyarverb
unforeseeable, unpredictableimprevizíbeladjective
unforeseen, unexpectedimprivisteadjective
unforgettableinolvidábeladjective
unfortunatedesafortunade [desafortunada-]adjectivePast participle adjective form
unfortunatedesafortunadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
unfortunatelydesafortunadaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
unfriendlyinamistoseadjective
unfriendly, hostilehostiladjective
ungoverneddesgovernade; na-governadeadjective
ungratefulingrateadjective
unhappiness, infelicityinfelicitánoun
unhappyinfelice, infeliçadjective
unheard-of, outrageous, unprecedentedinauditeadjective
unicameralunicambraladjective
unificationunificaciónnoun
unifiedunificadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
unifiedunificadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
uniform: of same size, shape, or color; unvaryinguniformeadjective
uniform: same standard of attireuniforminoun
uniformityuniformitánoun
unifyunifiçar [unifica-]verb
unifyingunificanteadjective
unilateralunilateraladjective
unimaginableinimaxinábeladjective
union, labor unionsindicatonoun
uniqueúnicadjective
uniteunirverb
unitedunideadjective
unitedunidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
United Fruit CompanyYunainoun
United States of AmericaEstatez Unide de Américanoun
unity, onenessunitánoun
univarientunivarienteadjective
universaluniversaladjective
universal brotherhood of sharing, hospitality, and collaboration; being human to each other because we are all connected; the human personality (Article 26)ubuntunounBantu/Zulu/Xhosa
universalismuniversalismonoun
universeuniverso [univers-]noun
university student, academic (person), undergraduateuniversitarionoun
university: college with many schools and subjects offereduniversitánoun
unknit, loosenzafarverb
unknownincógniteadjective
unlawful, illicitilíciteadjective
unlimitedilimitadeadjectivePast participle adjective form
unlimitedilimitadupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
unload, gorge oneselfapiyarverb
unloadingdescargamento, descarganoun
unmitigatedna-mitigadeadjective
unobtainable, unattainableinalcançábeladjectivePortuguese: inalcançável; Spanish: inalcanzable
unobtainiuminobteniunoun
unpalatable, disgusting, not enjoyabledesagradábeladjective
unpardonable, unforgivable, inexcusableimperdonábeladjective
unpleasant, unfriendlyantipáticadjective
unprecedentedsens pricedentizadjective
unproductive, fallowimproductiveadjective
unpunctualimpuntualadjective
unquestionableincuestionábeladjective
unrealirréaladjective
unrealisticirrealisteadjective
unreasonableirreizonábeladjective
unredeemableirredimábeladjective
unrelentingly, relentlesslyimplacabelménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
unrest, feeling of faintness, malaise, uneasinessmal-estarnounPortuguese: mal-estar; Spanish/Catalan/Galician: malestar; French: malaise; Italian: malessere
unsanitary, antihygenicanti-igiénicadjective
unsatisfactoryinsatisfactorieadjective
unshieldedsens blindadjadjective
unspeakable, unutterableindicíbeladjective
unstable, unsteadyinestábeladjective
unstructuredsens estructuraadjective
unstructured datadatoz sens estructuranoun
unsustainableinsusteníbeladjective
unthinkable, inconceivableinconcebíbeladjective
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 toastêpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesPortuguese: até, Spanish: hasta
untouchable, bulletproof (figurative)intuchábeladjective
untransferable, inalienableintransferíbeladjectivePortuguese: intransferível
unusualînsôliteadjectiveSpanish: insólite
unwanted food that is given to beggars or those in need; leftover breadmendrugonounSpanish
unyielding, uncompromising, inflexibleinflecsíbeladjectivePortuguese: inflexível; Spanish: inflexible; Italian: inflessibile
up (from respective position), higher up, upstream ofmais arribaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
up (towards that direction); upward/upwardsacia arribapreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
upheaval, disordertrastornonoun
upright and honestprobeadjective
upright pianopiano verticalnoun
uprisinglevantamentonoun
uproot, sever, force from, rip awayarrancar-severb
upside (adjective)en le lado alcisteadjective
upswing, rise (in a commodity)alzanoun
upward trendtendença alcistenoun
upwards, upwardalcisteadjective
urbanizationurbanizaciónnoun
urge on, press, hurry alongapremiarverb
urgency, emergency (medical)urgença [urgench-]noun
urgenturgenteadjective
urgent, pressing, criticalapremianteadjective
urgentialurgenchaladjective
urinal, bed panurinaunoun
urinaryurinareadjective
urinateurinarverb
urineurinanoun
USByu-es-binoun
useusarverb
use, consumeconsumirverb
used as an intensifier, whole -hol-other, not easily placed, or temporary place holderFrom English: whole, holyusually attached to adjectives
usefulútiladjective
useless, pointless, of no use, unavailinginútiladjectiveSpanish
userusarionounSpanish: usario
usually do, habitually dosolerverb
usurioususurioseadjective
usurp (power, role...), encroachusurparverb
usurpation, encroachmentusurpaciónnoun
usurpatoryusurpatorieadjective
usuryusura [usuri-]noun
uterus, wombúteronoun
utilityutilitarieadjective
utilizationutilizaciónnoun
utilizeutilizarverb
utilizeutilitarverb
utilizedutilizadeadjective
utopia: not a placeutopianounGreek prefix: ou (not)
utopianutopianadjective
utter (word...)proferirverb
vacantvagheadjective
vaccinatevacunarverbSpanish: vacunar
vaccination (act of)vacunaciónnounSpanish: vacunación
vaccinevacuna, vaccinanoun
vacuousvacueadjective
vacuousness, vacuityvacuitánoun
vacuumaspiradoranounSpanish
vacuum cleaneraspiradoranounSpanish: aspiradora; French: aspirateur; Portuguese: aspirador de pó
vagabondarrotzinoun
vagaries of the (market, weather, …)caprichoz dele (mercado, oradj, ...)noun
vain, futilevaneadjective
valence, valencyvalencianoun
validvalideadjective
valid (still), in force, in play, current (legislation)vixenteadjectiveSpanish: vigente
validatevalidarverb
validationvalidaciónnoun
validityvaliditánoun
valleyvalinounPo: vale; Sp: valle
valuablevaluoseadjective
valve (botany): one of the pieces into which certain fruits naturally separate when they dehisceventallanoun
valve (heart, mechanical)válvulnoun
valve in a musical instrument (usually a brass instrument)pistónnoun
vandalic, vandalistic, of vandalismvandálicadjective
vandalismvandalismonoun
vanityvanitánoun
vantage point, lookoutmiradeironoun
Vanuatu: a nation of island in the south PacificVanuatunoun
variabilityvariabilitánoun
variablevariábeladjective
variable (science, mathematics)variablinoun
variantvariantinoun
varietiesvarietáznoun
variety of bambootacuaranoun
various, severalvarioseadjective
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.vasculareadjective
vascularization, vascularisationvascularizaciónnoun
vassal, serfvasalonoun
vassalage, serfdom, fealtyvasaladjnoun
vast, widespread, far-reachingvasteadjective
vastly, infinitelyinfinitaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
vegetablevegetaunoun
vegetable marrowzapayuverb
vegetable mattermateria vegetalnounFrench: matière végétale
vegetable pear, chayotepataslinoun
vehemence, impetuosity, impulsiveness (imprudence)vehemençanoun
vehiclevehículnoun
vehicularvehiculareadjective
veilvelonoun
veil, concealvelarverb
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 earthveinanoun
velocityvelocitánoun
velvetviludonoun
vender, sellervendedornoun
venerate, reverevenerarverb
veneration, worshipveneraciónnoun
VenezuelaVenezuela [venezola-]noun
Venezuelanvenezolanadjective
Venezuelan personvenezolano, venezolananounSpanish/Catalan: venezolano/a
venom, poison (usually of animal or used figuratively)venenonoun
ventilate, toss the air aroundventilarverb
ventilationventilaciónnoun
ventured, risked, riskaventuradupast participle
Venus syndromesíndromi de Vénusnoun
veracious: habitually disposed to speak the truth; truthfulveraceadjectiveSp:veraz
veracity, truthfulnessveracitánoun
verandavarrandanoun
verbverbonoun
verbalverbaladjective
verbal overshadowingensombrecimento verbalnoun
verboseverboseadjective
verbosityverbositánoun
verdant, verdurousverdejanteadjectivePortuguese
verdictveriditonoun
veridical, truthfulverídicadjective
verificationverificaciónnoun
verifiedverificadeadjective
verify, check: prove something to be true, confirmverifiçar [verifica-]verb
verity, truthveritánoun
vermilion, bright/vivid red, reddish/ginger (color)vermelleadjectiveoriginally made from powdered cinnabar
vernacularvernaculareadjective
vernacular: language or dialect of the regular peoplevernáculnounSpanish/Portuguese: vernáculo; Italian: vernaculo
vernacularityvernacularitánoun
versatileversatiladjective
versatilityversatilitánoun
verse of Bible or in poetryversículnoun
versionversiónnoun
vertebratevertebradonoun
vertebrevertebraznoun
verticalverticaladjective
very biggrandoneadjective
very clear, transparent; as plain as a pike staffclaríssimeadjective
very content, satisfied, happyiporaiteadjectiveGuarani
very good (superlative of bune)boníssimeadjective
very likeablesimpaticoneadjective
very much (suffer)întensaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
very serenesereníssimeadjective
very serious, extremely gravegrevíssimeadjective
very silly (this is normally used with endearment)tontoroneadjective
very warm, hotcalenteadjectiveSpanish: caliente; Catalan: calenta
very, quite (comes before adjective)machuintensifier or quantifierPapiamentu
vestchaleconounSpanish
vestry, sacristysacristianoun
vex, treat badly, annoyvecsarverb
vexationvecsaciónnoun
vexatious, vexingvecsatorieadjectiveSp: vejatorio; Po: vexatóriocausing or tending to cause annoyance, frustration, or worry.
viable, workable, feasible, plausibleviábeladjective
vibrate (of engine)vibrarverb
vibratingvibratorieadjective
vibrationvibraciónnoun
vicar, representative of a bishopvicarionoun
vicariousvicarieadjectiveSpanish/Italian: vicario/a
vice versaviceversaadjective
vice, bad habitvicionoun
vice-presidentvice-presidentinoun
viceroyvice-roynoun
vicinityvecinitánoun
vicissitudevicisitud [-tudin-]noun
victimvígtimanoun
victimhoodvigtimismoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernoun
victimizationvigtimizació other, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernoun
victimizevigtimizar other, not easily placed, or temporary place holderverb
victor, winner in battle, vanquisher, conquerorvencedornoun
victoriousvictorioseadjective
victoryvictoriênoun
vicuña: camelid (like the llama) from the South American Andesvicuñanoun
videovídeonoun
video game consoleconsola de vídeojuconoun
video game; videogamevídeojuconoun
videogame store, arcadevideojucoteríanoun
viewvistanoun
vigilance, watchfulness, surveillance/security (watching)vigilançanoun
vigilantvigilanteadjective
vigorousvigoroseadjective
vigorous, energetic, livelyarrecheadjective
vileviladjective
vileness, turpitudevilesanounSpanish/Portuguese: vileza; Catalan: vilesa
vilified, reviledvilipendiadeadjective
vilify, revilevilipendiarverb
villa, country homevillanoun
villagealdeanoun
village street, small roadcallêcitanounSp: callecita
village, group of country homesvilladjnoun
villageraldeanonoun
villager with lots of cattlevacudonoun
villainvilanonoun
vinaigrette: dressing of oil, wine vinegar, and seasoning.vinêgretanoun
vine (usually of grapes)viñanoun
vinegarvinagrênoun
vineyard: group of vinesviñeidonoun
violateviolarverb
violatorvioladornoun
violenceviolençanoun
violentviolenteadjective
violent shake/shaking/jolt/upheavalsacudida violentenoun
violet (purple)violeteadjective
violinviolínnounSpanish: violín; Portuguese/Italian: violino
VIP, very important personmanitounoun
vipervíboranoun
vipervíboranounPortuguese/Spanish/Galician: víbora; Romanian: vipera; Italian: vipera
viralviraladjective
virginvirgen [+:virgenz; virgin-]noun
virginalvirginaladjective
virile: strong, powerful; full of sexual energyviriladjective
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 sovirtualadjective
virtuevertud [vertu-,virtu-, -tudin-]nounFrench: vertu, Spanish: virtud
virtue ethicistéticien dele vertudeznoun
virtue signalingseñalización de vertudnoun
virtuousvertuoseadjective
virulentvirulenteadjective
virusvírus [virul-; +:vírusez]noun
vis-à-vis: in relation to, with regard to, regarding (sometimes as compared with)vizêviother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderFrench
visage, countenance, facerostronoun
visceral, very emotional, of intense emotionvisceraladjective
viscosityviscositánoun
viscousviscoseadjective
visibilityvizibilitánoun
visiblevizíbeladjective
visigothicvisigóticadjective
visionviziónnoun
visionaryvizionarionoun
visionaryvizionareadjective
visitvisitarverb
visit a sacred place, go on a pilgrimageperegrinarverb
visitationvisitaciónnoun
visitorvisitantinoun
visual representationrepresentación vizualnoun
visualizationvizualizaciónnoun
visualizevizualizarverb
vitalvitaladjective
vitalityvitalitánoun
vitallyvitalménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
vitaminvitaminanoun
vitamin deficiencycarença vitaminicnoun
vitiate: corrupt, spoil, impair, or destroy the quality, efficiency, or validity of.viciarverbCatalan/Spanish/Portuguese: viciar; Italian: viziar; French: vicier
vituperatevituperarverb
vituperationvituperación, vituperionoun
vivacious, lively, zestfulvivaceadjective
vivacity, livelinessvivacitánoun
vivid colorscolorez vivenoun
vizier, vezir, vicerviziêrnoun
vocabularyvocabularionoun
vocation, calling in lifevocaciónnoun
vociferatevociferarverb
vociferationvociferaciónnoun
vociferousvociferanteadjective
voicevoç [voc-; +:vocez]noun
void, emptinessvacíonoun
Voila! There you go; Behold¡Wôlá!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
VOIP: voice over IPvoç-IP, voç sobrê protocolo de înternetnoun
volatilevolátiladjective
volatilityvolatilitánoun
volcanicvolcanicadjective
volcanovolcanonoun
volleyballvóleibolnoun
voltvoltnoun
voltagevoltadjnoun
voltagevoltadjnoun
volume, loudness, bulkiness, packagevolumen [+:volumenz; volumin-]noun
voluntarilyvoluntareménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
voluntaryvoluntareadjective
vomit, pukevómitonoun
voodoovudúnoun
voodoo priestunganounHaitian
voracious, insatiable (ravenous or greedy); raging/fierce (when speaking of fires and flames)voraceadjectiveSp: voraz
voracity, voraciousnessvoracitánoun
vortexvórticinoun
vote, electvotarverb
votervotantinoun
voter registration address confirmationcontestación ale confirmación de domicilio para efeituz de înscripción de votantiznoun
vow, solemn promisepromesa solemnenoun
voyage, trip, journeyviadjnoun
vulgar, unrefined, of the common peoplevulgareadjective
vulgarityvulgaritánoun
vulnerabilityvulnerabilitánoun
vulnerablevulnerábeladjective
waistcinturanoun
waitlaurnounGerman: Lauer
Wait a moment/minute!¡Atêndam un momento...!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
wait: be on the lookout for; awaitaguardarverb
waiter, attendantcambreronoun
waitress, attendantcambreranoun
waiver, renunciation, resignationrenuncianoun
wake upeveilar-severb
wake up, awakendespertar [despert-]verb
walkcaminadanoun
walkcaminarverb
walk a lot, wanderandareghearverb
walk, run, function, travel (take a bus/plane)andar [anduvi-, andem]verb
walk, stroll; ride (on bike); drive (by car)paseonoun
walker (for toddlers)andadornoun
wall (usually large)muronoun
wall (usually of room in structure)parednoun
wall, fencevallanounSpanish: valla(usually something tall and impenetrable)
walletcatotchanoun
walnutnueç [+:nuecez]noun
walnut-based cream saucenogadanoun
walrusmorsanoun
wantquerer [quisi-, queram]verb
war, warlikebélicadjective
war-pronepropense ale gherraadjectiveSpanish: propenso a la guerra
warehouse (of stored goods)armacénnoun
warfare, fightinggherranoun
warlike spirit, agressivenessbelicositánoun
warm (of temperature, climate)calideadjective
warm, room temperaturewarmeadjective
warm-bloodedde sanghi calideadjective
warming pan, heating apparatuscalefazuôrnoun
warming trendtendença de calentamentonoun
warming, heating (up), warm-upcalentamentonounSpanish: calentamiento
warmongerbelicistanoun
warmongering, militarismbelicismonoun
warmth, mellowness, friendlinesscalidesanounSpanish: calidez
warnadvertirverb
warning (on label)advertençanounSpanish: advertencia; Italian: avvertenza
warning, cautionadvertimentonoun
warning, cautioning, admonishingadmonitorieadjective
warrior, fightergherreronoun
warrior, warfightinggherrareadjective
wartime, war-timetêmpo de gherranoun
was/were __ing (imperfect continuous tense)estava __nduverb
was/were __ing (past continuous tense)estuvi __nduverb
wasabiwasabinoun
washlavarverb
washablelavábeladjective
washcloth, wipe (wet)tovaletanoun
washer (flat disk, placed beneath a nut)arandelanoun
washer, washing machinelavadora, máchina de lavarnoun
washinglavadjnoun
washroom, restroomchamb de lavar; lavabonounPortuguese
waspwespanoun
waste matter, residual mattermateria residualnounFrench: matières résiduelles
waste, refuse, garbage, scraps, squanderingdesperdisonoun
waste, squander, throw awaydesperdisarverb
watchwatchanoun
watch (mechanical), wrist watchmôtrinoun
watch attentively, observeobservarverb
Watch out! Be careful!¡Cuidadu!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
watch with care, be mindful ofcuidarverb
watchword, mottoconsignanoun
wateragua [acu-]nounPapiamentu
water (plant, garden), sprinkle with waterregarverb
water (plants, animals), give water to; shower/swamp (someone with too much work, information, etc)abrevarverb
water pondaubercanoun
water reservoirsafaridjnoun
water supply (where it comes from)suministro de aguanoun
water vaporvapor de aguanoun
water venderaguateronoun
water, moisten with water, spray with garden hoserigar [rieg-]verb
waterbornede origen hidricadjective
watercolor, watercolouracuarelanoun
waterfall, cascadecachueranoun
watering holeabrevatorionoun
watering, irrigation (by means of sprinkler or channels)riegonoun
watermark (on bill)filigrananoun
watermelonsendíanounSpanish: sandía
waterproof, impermeableimpermeábeladjective
watersheddivisoria de aguaznoun
waterway (navigable by boats)canau navegábelnoun
wattle and daub: traditional wall construction technique that uses interwoven branches along with mud and claybaharequinoun
waveunda [-undul-]noun
waveformforma de undanoun
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 interjectionSpanish: trabajamos conjuntamente con nuestros clientes
weak, faint/light (breeze, voice, sound)débiladjective
weakness, debilitydebilitánoun
wealth, capital, volume (of water)caudaunoun
wealthy, affluent, rich, opulentopulenteadjective
weaponarmanoun
weaponryarmamentonoun
wear: have on clothesllevarverb
wearingllevanteadjective
weaselcarmun nounCeltic
weatheroradj; vreminounRomanian: vreme (Slavic loanword), Catalan: oratge, French: orage
weaved baskets or hats made from leaves (see: bayau)grigrunoun
web conferenceconferença webenoun
web hostingalojamento webenoun
web page, websiteweb-páginanoun
webinar, online seminarwebinarionoun
wedgecalzarverb
wedgecalzonoun
Wednesdaymércoleynoun
weeding hoecultivadornoun
weeksetmananounCatalan: setmana; Spanish: semana
weekendfin de setmana, wiquennoun
weep, cryllorarverbSpanish
weighpesarverb
weightpesonoun
welcomebien ricebideadjective
welcomebienvenidanoun
Welcome!¡Bienvenidu!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
welcome, receptionricebimentonoun
welcomed, well-receivedbien ricebidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
welcomingacollidoreadjective
weld, soldersoldarverb
welfare (benefit payments)prestaciónz socialnoun
welfare (public assistance)asistença socialnoun
wellbienadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
well (for water)cacimbanounBrazilian and Angloan Portuguese
well along in years, of an advanced agede idad avancideadjective
well done, well-donebien-fetcheadjectiveSpanish: bien hecho
well-adaptedbien-adaptadeadjectiveSpanish: bien adaptado
well-beingbien-estarnoun
well-definedbien-definideadjective
well-establishedsolidamén establecideother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderadjSpanish: sólidamente establecido
well-established (of good reputation)de bone reputaciónnounadjSpanish: de buena reputación
well-functioningbien-funcionanteadjective
well-knownmachu conocideadjective
well-off areazona acomodadenoun
well-off, affluentacaudaladeadjective
well-qualified, well-trainedbien-capacitadeadjective
well-trainedbien-adiestradeadjective
well-trodden pathcamino bien-trijadenoun
well-understoodbien-entendideadjective
Welshgalechnoun
westwestnoun
westwesteadjective
west coast, western coastcosta westenoun
West IndiesAntijasnoun
westbounden dirección westeadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
western, occidentaloccidentaladjective
westernerwesteñonoun
Westphaliande Westfaliaadjective
wetmulladeadjectivePast participle adjective form
wetmulladupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
whack, blowporrazonoun
whalebaleinanoun
wham, bang!¡Chac!phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionCa: xac
wharf, quaycaichnoun
what (used before nouns)queyinterrogative, 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 longquey longuraphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
wheattrigonoun
wheat branfarelunoun
wheat fieldcampo de trigonoun
wheelruedanoun
wheel rimjantchinoun
wheel, circle (of friends)rodanoun
wheelbarrow, cart (in store)carretillanoun
wheelchairsedja rolantenoun
whencandointerrogative, question word
whereondeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
whereaboutsparadeironoun
whereas, but (as opposed to this)en cambioother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
whereas, considering thatconsiderandu queother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
whereas, while...mientras quepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
whereverondequelother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: dondequiera, Portuguese: onde quer
whethertanto siother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
which one, which ones; what (followed by is/are, when not expecting a definition)cualinterrogative, question word
while, during the time that, duringmientraspreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
whiminatnounJudeo-Spanish
whim, capricecaprichonoun
whim, craving, sudden and strong desireantoxonounSpanish: antojo
whipzuipnoun
whip/hit with belt or switchchicoterverb
whipper-snapper, child or toddler who is into everything or annoying in some waysmequetrefinounSpanish: mequetrefe, mequetrefa
whiskeywisquinoun
whiskey glass, short glassvaso de wisquinoun
whisperescutinarverbRomansch
whisper, make a small noise, murmursusurrarverbSpanish: susurrar
whistlesifolarverbFrench: siffler
whistle (instrument used by coaches)fleitnounPapiamentu
whistleblowerdenunciantinounSpanish: denunciante
white (color)alvenounRomansch
white person; foreignermulungonoun
white supremacistdefensor dele suprémacia blanquenoun
whiten; practice shooting at targets, go for target practiceblanquearverb
whiteningblanqueamentonoun
whitewashencalarverb
who, whom (in appositive phrase or question)quíeinterrogative, question word
whoever, whosoeverquíequelpronoun
whole wheat breadpañ integralnoun
whole wheat flourfarina de trigo integralnoun
whoremullêrsuelanoun
whose (used in questions)de quíeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
whose (used in relative clauses)cuyoadjective
why, for what reason or motivepor queyinterrogative, question word
wicked men/peoplexenti malvadenoun
wicked, evil, villainous (of people)malvadeadjective
wicked, malignantmaligneadjective
wide bean, faba beanfabanoun
wide tip machetecorvonoun
wide, broad, spacious, vast, ampleample [ampla-]adjective
wide-opengrande oberteadjective
widely, broadlyamplaménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
widespread theft, slew of robberiesrobancinanoun
widowviuvanoun
width (quantitative and used with measurement)anchuranoun
width (used alone)de anchoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
wield forceezercir le forçaverb
wifemaridanoun
wigwam, wickiup: round traditional dwellingwigwomnounAlgonquian
wild beastfiera [feroce-]noun
wild boar, wild pigjabelinoun
wild cherry treenantsinnoun
wild rat: central American agoutiguatozanoun
wild, naturally occurringsilvestreadjective
wild, savage, untamedselvadjeadjective
wild, untame, aggressive (of person)bronqueadjective
wildlifefauna silvestrenoun
wildlyselvadjeménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
wildness, savage, untamedselvadjnoun
willvoluntánoun
will be (used for permanent state)seráverb
will bring (from trazer)traráverb
will do/makefaráverbSpanish: 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 estaduverb
will have, will be in possesion ofteneráverb
will say/telldiráverbSpanish: dirá, diré, dirás; French: dirai, diras, dira, dirons;(future tense)
willingness, dispositiondisposiciónnoun
willpower, will powerforça de voluntánoun
win, earn, gain, getgañarverb
windvantonoun
wind generatoraerogeneradornoun
wind powerenergíê eólicnoun
wind turbinturbina eólicnoun
wind, of/by wind turbin, eolianeólicadjectiveFr: éolienne
wind-generatedgenerade per le vantoadjective
winding, windy; complex, intricate , convolutedtortuoseadjectiveItalian
window panevidrasanoun
window that doesn't necessarily have to open but has to be see-throughfenestranoun
window that opens to let in airvantananoun
winds (abstract or spiritual sense)wairanounQuechua: wayra
windsailingsurf de velanoun
windshield of vehicleparabrisanoun
windyvantoseadjective
winevino, winonoun
wine glasscopanoun
wingalanoun
wingspan, breadth (nautical), magnitude, scope (of project)envergadornounSpanish: envergador
winnergañantinoun
winning, earninggañanteadjective
winning, victor, victoriousvencidoreadjective
winterivernonoun
winter squashayotinoun
winter, wintryivernaladjective
wipe awayenjugarverb
wipe away, cleansedetergerverb
wirewayanoun
wireless (telephone, computer peripherals)inalámbricadjectiveSpanish: inalámbrico
wisdom, knowledge, learning, prudencesabeduríanoun
wisdom, sensibility, sensibleness, wisenesssagesanounFrench: sagesse; Catalan: saviesa
wise, savvy, learned, trainedsabie [sapie-]adjective
wise, sensiblesageadjective
wishsuhetinoun
wish (for), hopesuheterverbHaitian 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, hagbruchanoun
withcunpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesRomansh, Sardinan...
with immigrant backgroundsde origen înmigratoriephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
with license, excuse me (may I continue?)cun licençaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
with mecun migpronoun
with whichcun le quepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
with youcun tigpronoun
withdraw, take back, remove (from spot)retirarverb
withered and lean; marcidmarcideadjectiveLatin: marcidus
withhold informationocultar înformaciónverb
within reachale alcanci dele manupreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesPo: ao alcance da mão
within the limits of, in the context ofdêntro de l'ámbito dephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: dentro del ámbito de
within, inside ofdêntro depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
within, inside, indoorsdêntroadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
withoutsensother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
without charge, free, for nothinggorreadjective
without cost, freesens custoadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
without failuresens faltaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
without purpose, unintentionally, aimlesslysens propósitoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
without spending too much moneysens gastar bocu de arjaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
without the public’s knowledgesens conocimento públicphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
without warning, unexpectedlyde romploneother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
witnesstestigonoun
wobbly, uneven, crookedtataratenoun
wolflobonoun
woman (not man) [+: women]mullêrnounPortuguese: mulher; Galician: muller; Spanish: mujer; Latin: mulier
won, preterite of gañar (to win)gañoúpast participle
woo, seducecamelarverb
wood (material made of wood)maderanoun
wood panelingpanelez de maderanoun
wooden instrumentlutinoun
woods, forestbosquinoun
woodshop, painting studio, place where art or crafts are made by artisansartesanaleríanoun
woodworkmaderamento; maderadjnounPortuguese: madeiramento; Spanish: maderaje
woody bamboo specieshimilinoun
woollananounItalian/Spanish: lana; French: laine; Catalan: llana; Galician: la; Portuguese: lã
wordspalavraznoun
wordy, verboseverboseadjective
work done towards a goal, jobtreballonoun
work hard, slave away, literally: to grate oneselfralarverb
work, busy towards a goaltreballarverbFrench: travailler; Portuguese: trabalhar; Spanish: trabajar; Catalan: treballar; Galician: traballar
workable, feasible, doable, possible & achievablefactíbeladjective
worker (not necessarily in a job, but sometimes charity or personal fulfillment)obreronoun
workforceforça laboralnoun
workforce, people in a company, hand of labormanu de obranoun
workinglaboraladjective
working conditionscondiciónz obrarenoun
working daydjornadanoun
working, labor (not necessarily in a job, but sometimes charity or personal fulfillment)obrareadjective
workmanship, artifice, the making of anything by craft or skillartificinoun
worldmundinoun
world (realm), underground (denoting the secretive or not well-known)mundillonoun
World Anti-Doping AgencyAgença Mundial Antidopadjnoun
world ordermundiordennoun
worldly, mundanemundane, mundianadjective
worldviewcosmovizíonnoun
worldwide communicationscomunicaciónz mundialnoun
worldwide, worldmundialadjective
worn-out, deadcadavreadjective
worry, feartemornoun
worrysome, fearfultemoroseadjective
worse (feeling, state of being), more badlymais mauadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
worse thanpeor queother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
worsen, get worseempeorarverb
worshipfulvenerábeladjective
worth, valuevalornoun
worthwhile, advantageouscatcheadjective
worthy, dignified, deservingdigneadjective
would bring (from trazer)traríebverbPortuguese: traria, trarias; Spanish: traería, traerías
would do/makefaríebverbSpanish: haría; Portuguese: faria(conditional form)
would havehavríebverbFrench: aurait, aurais, auriez; Spanish: habría; Portuguese: haveriaused for Conditional perfect tense, followed by past participle
would have gonehavríeb iduverb
would say, would telldiríebverbSpanish: 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-beaspirante aadjective
woundferidanoun
wound, injure, hurtferirverb
wounded, injuredferideadjective
wounded, injuredferidupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
wowwauother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: wao
Wow, holy cow!¡Ixole!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
wow, hot dog, all right!eyaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
wrangle, have a quarrel or falling outreñirverb
wrapembalarverb
wrap up, gift wrapembrullarverbPortuguese: embrulhar
wrapper, wrapping, package (that is wrapped or in a box)envueltuôrnounSp: envoltorio
wrenchechlusel, llavi de tuercanoun
wristmuñecanoun
writeescriver [escrit-, escriva-]verb
writerescritor, escritriçnoun
writingescriventeadjective
writtenescriteadjective
writtenescritupast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
written exerciseezercici escritenoun
written proof, receipt of purchase, supporting documentcomprobantinoun
wrongdoing, transgression, infringementtransgresiónother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounPortuguese: transgressão; Spanish: transgresión; Catalan: transgressió
xanthan gumgoma zantannounSpanish: goma xantana
xenophilezenofilonoun
xenophobiazenofobianoun
xenophobiczenófobeadjective
xerox, photocopyxerocsnoun
XML tagetiqueta XMLnoun
yachtyatinoun
Yahweh, Jehovah; Hebrew GodYahuweh, Jehovanoun
yam of Jamaicaimbanoun
yawnbostejarverbSpanish: bostezar, Portuguese: bocejar
yawnbostejonounSp: bostezo, Po: bocejo
yearañu, annunoun
yearning, eagerness, strong desireansianoun
yeast, fermentfermentonoun
yellowamariladjective
yellow (between yellow and light orange)jaloeadjective
yerba mate based drink served cold and usually with fruit juice and/or herbsteredeynoun
yerba mate: refers to the leaves and not the drink erba mateynounsee: matey
yesawíphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionFrench/Lunfardo/Spanish
Yes of course!¡Awí, poh!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
yesterdayayeriother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
yet (but, in contrast with)purtaother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
yet, but (*pero* is used more often)maspreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish, Italian
Yiddishyidechnoun
yogurtyogurnoun
yoke (of oxen, or figurative)yugonoun
yottabyte (YB): 1024 zetabytes; 2 to the 80th power bytes; 1 septillion bytesyottabaitê, yottaoctetnoun
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 nothingde nadaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
young and attractive womanjainoun
young childinfantnoun
young man, older boymoszonoun
young man, young womanguayon, guayonanounNeapolitan
young, teen, juvenilejóvene [-juven-]adjective
youngster, young man, young womanjovennounSpanish
youth (abstract form)juventud [-tudin-]noun
youthfullyjuvenilménadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
yuleyuelnoun
Yuletide, Yule time; festival of the winter solsticefesta de Yulnoun
yurt: tradional houseyurtanoun
zealcelonoun
zeal for, enthusiasm aboutcelo por; entusiasmo porother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
zealous, easily set off, hair-triggerceloseadjective
zebrazebranoun
zeitgeist, spirit of the agezaidgaistnounGerman
zenithzenitnoun
zeroceronoun
zetabyte (ZB): 1024 exabytes; 2 to the 70th power byteszetabaitê, zetaoctetnoun
zigguratziguratnoun
zinczinconoun
ZionZiónnoun
zipperzipeynounEnglish
zoo (short for zoological park)zoônoun
zoo, zoological parkjardín zoôlógicnoun
zoologicalzoôlógicadjective
zoologyzoôlogíênoun
zoonoticzoônóticadjective
Zoroastrianismzoroastrismonoun
zygosityzigositánoun
[noun, pronoun] had been [past participle] by (used for past perfect)[substantivo, pronomi] haveha sidu [participio pasade] perverb
[noun, pronoun] had been [verb] by[substantivo, pronomi] haveha sidu [verbo] perverb
[noun, pronoun] have just, has just [verb][substantivo, pronomi] acabam de [verbo]verbSpanish: [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)havráverb
[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