Întermedjario	Inglech	Tipo de Palavra	Etimologí	Notas
(de) parranda	out on the town, out partying/carrousing	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
0, zero, nul	0, zero	number
1, uno	1, one	number
1.000 mill	1,000; thousand	number
1.000.000 millón	1,000,000; million	number	Italian: millione (now milione), literally "a great thousand," augmentative of mille "thousand,"
1.000.000.000 billón	1,000,000,000; billion	number
10, dieç [deci-]	10, ten	number
100, cento	100, hundred	number
11, unce	11, eleven	number
12, doce	12, twelve	number
13, trece	13, thirteen	number
14, catorce	14, fourteen	number
15, quince, cincuce	15, fifteen	number
16, seice, deciseis	16, sixteen	number
17, setece, decisete	17, seventeen	number
18, otchoce, deciotcho	18, eighteen	number
19, novece	19, nineteen	number
2, dos	2, two	number
20, vinte, dosenta	20, twenty	number
3, tres	3, three	number
30, trenta	30, thirty	number
4, catro [cator-, cuar-]	4, four	number
40, cuarenta	40, forty	number
5, cincu	5, five	number
50, cincuenta	50, fifty	number
6, seis	6, six	number
60, seisenta	60, sixty	number
7, sete	7, seven	number
70, setenta	70, seventy	number
8, otcho	8, eight	number
80, otchenta	80, eighty	number
9, nove	9, nine	number
90, noventa	90, ninety	number
a	to (motion towards, location); on or at (time)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a cargo de; encargadu	in charge of; responsible for (adverb)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a causa de, devidu a	because of, due to, owing to (adverb)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a corte plazo	short-term	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: a corto plazo
a dieta	on a diet	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a l'altura	at the level, up to (at the height)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a merced de	at the mercy of	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a onde	to where	interrogative, question word
a partir de (le)	from ... on, as of (time), since (time in past), surpassing/starting at (a point in time), from (a point in time)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a pesar de	despite, notwithstanding, in spite of	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish; Portuguese: apesar de
a proba	on trial, to the test	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a proba de balaz, antibaliste	bulletproof	adjective
a puntu de	on the point of, about to	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
a todo luoga	everywhere (go)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a vecez	at times, sometimes	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a ver	let's see	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a, ale	on (musical instrument)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
Aarón	Aaron	noun
abaijar	lower, take down, turn down	verb
abaiju	down, below (anything below your reference point), downward	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
abaiju de	under	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
abalar	shake	verb
abandonade	abandoned	adjective		Past participle adjective form
abandonadu	abandoned	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abandonar	abandon	verb
abandono	abandonment	noun
abanico	fan (that moves air), span, range	noun
abarcar	span, comprise or contain, include or cover, reach (distance, time), take in	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: abarcar
abastecer [-esca-]	supply, provide	verb
abastecer-se	stock up on, obtain, fill up, refuel on	verb
abastecimento	supply	noun
abastecimento certificade	certified sourcing	noun	French: approvisionnement certifié
abasto	supply	noun
abatide	dejected, downcast, demoralized, haggard (face)	adjective
abatidu	dejected, downcast, demoralized, haggard (face)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abatimento	discouragement, dejection (feeling), despondency; depression (mental/psychological)	noun
abatir	discourage (confidence), reduce: bring down; knock down ( a tree); kill (livestock)	verb
Abbasidye	Abbasid	adjective
abdicación	abdication	noun
abdicar	abdicate	verb
abdomen [+:abdomenz; abdomin-]	abdomen	noun
abdominal	abdominal	adjective
abducción	abduction	noun
abducir [abdux-, abdusca-, abducc-]	abduct: lead away	verb
abductor	abductor	noun
abecedario	alphabet, abc's	noun
abecis, alfabeto	alphabet	noun	Judeo-Spanish, Papiamentu
aberrante	aberrant: departing from an accepted standard or behavior	adjective
abeto	fir tree	noun
abexa	bee	noun
abexa asassine	killer bee, Africanized bee	noun
abexa de miel	honey bee	noun
ábil	able, skillful, clever	adjective
abilitá	skill, ability	noun
abilitación	empowerment, habilitation, qualification, authorization, enablement	noun
abilitar	enable, authorize, equip, qualify	verb
abioco	the drowsiness that follows eating a big meal	noun	Italian: abbiocco
abismal	abysmal	adjective
abismo	abyss, chasm	noun
abistru	ostrich	noun
Abiya	Abijah	noun
abjección	abjection	noun
abjete	abject, downcast	adjective
abjurar	abjure, renounce (a belief or cause)	verb
abnegación	abnegation: negative assertion, self-denial or renunciation	noun
abnegar	abnegate: refuse or deny	verb
abolición	abolition	noun
abolicionista	abolitionist	noun
abolide	abolished	adjective
abolidu	abolished	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abolir	abolish	verb
abominábel	abominable	adjective
abominación	abomination	noun
abominar	abominate, detest, loath	verb
abonar	fertilize, prepare the ground for; apply payment (to/towards); lend weight or credence to	verb
abonar-se cun	dance exclusively with (just one person)	verb
abono, abonamento	fertilizer, manure, deposit (payment)	noun
abordadj	boarding	noun
abordadj multidisciplinare	multidisciplinary approach	noun
abordadj ôperacional	operational approach	noun
aborride	boring, uninteresting	adjective
aborridu	boring, uninteresting	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aborrimento	boredom, wearyness	noun
aborrir	bore: torment with lack of things to do; weary	verb
Abrahámic	Abrahamic	adjective	Spanish: Abrahámico
abrasar	embrace, hug	verb
abraso	embrace, hug	noun
abrevar	water (plants, animals), give water to; shower/swamp (someone with too much work, information, etc)	verb
abrevatorio	watering hole	noun
abreviación	abbreviation: act of shortening	noun
abreviar	abbreviate, shorten (word), abridge (book)	verb
abreviatura	abbreviation: short form	noun
abrevuôr	drinking fountain	noun
abrigar-se	take shelter, protect oneself, wrap oneself up	verb
abrigo	coat	noun
abrîl	April (month)	noun
abrogación	abrogation	noun
abrogar	abrogate	verb
abrumadore	overwhelming, daunting, great (task, responsibility)	adjective	Spanish: abrumador
abrumar	overpower (of emotions), overwhelm	verb	Spanish: abrumar
absença	absence	noun
absente	absent	adjective
absolución	absolution	noun
absolutamén	absolutely, utterly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
absolute [absoluta-]	absolute	adjective
absolutismo	absolutism	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: absolutismo, Italian: assolutismo
absolutorie	absolving	adjective
absolver [absuelt-]	absolve, loosen from, acquit	verb
absorber [absor-]	absorb	verb	Spanish/Galician/French: absorber; Portuguese: absorver; Catalan: absorbir; Italian: assorbire
absorbide	absorbed	adjective
absorbidu	absorbed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
absorción	absorption	noun	Spanish/Galician: absorción; Portuguese: absorção; Catalan: absorció
absorte	engrossed, absorbed, lost (in something)	adjective
abstener de [abstinen-]	abstain from	verb
abstinença	abstinence	noun
abstinente	abstinent	adjective
abstinide	abstained	adjective
abstinidu	abstained	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abstracción	abstraction	noun
abstracte	abstract	adjective
abstraher [abstrac-]	abstract: draw away	verb
abstrahide	abstracted	adjective	Sp: abstraído
absuelte	absolved	adjective
absueltu	absolved	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
absurde	absurd	adjective
absurditá	absurdity	noun
absurdo	nonsense, the nonsensical	noun
abula	grandmother, grandma	noun
abulita	dearest grandmother	noun
abulo	grandfather	noun
abundança	abundance	noun
abundante	abundant	adjective
abundantemén	abundantly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
abundar	abound, well up, be plentiful	verb
abuser	abuse, misuse/overuse, exploit	verb
abuso	abuse (of privileges, of power, of drugs...)	noun
abuso secsual	sexual abuse	noun
acabade	flat broke (without money)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
acabadu	flat broke (without money)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acabamento	finishing, completion, end	noun	Spanish
acabar	finish (off), end	verb
acabar de	finish from, just ___	verb		add infinitive of another verb
acacia	flame tree (originally native to Madagascar)	noun
academia	academy: people/institution united for the advancement of the arts and sciences.	noun
académic	academic	adjective
acallade	hushed, quieted	adjective	Spanish: acallado
acaloramento	passion, vehemence	noun
acalorar	inflame, work up (audience, crowd), encourage (ambition)	verb
acampar	go camping	verb
acariciar	caress, pet, touch softly	verb
acaudalade	well-off, affluent	adjective
acaudalar	accumulate, amass for oneself	verb
accedendu	accessing, agreeing to	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
acceder	agree to, accept, come to an agreement, accede, access	verb
acceder [acces-]	access	verb
accentu	accent: particular mode of pronunciation	noun
accentuar	emphasize, stress, accentuate	verb
accepción	acception: favorable reception or approval; an accepted meaning or action	noun
acceptábel	acceptable	adjective
acceptación	acceptance	noun
acceptade	accepted	adjective		Past participle adjective form
acceptadu	accepted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acceptar	accept	verb
accesíbel	accessible, approachable, comprehensible	adjective
accesión	accession	noun
acceso	access	noun
accidental	accidental	adjective
accidentalmén	accidentally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
accidenti [accident-]	accident	noun
acciomátic	axiomatic	adjective
acción	action	noun
acción encuverte	covert action	noun
accionábel	actionable	adjective
accionista	stakeholder	noun
ace	ago (used before the time, day)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ace bocu de têmpo	a long time ago	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acebib	raisin	noun
acedj	copper, iron or zinc sulphate	noun	Spanish: aceche
acéfale	acephalous	adjective
acefalía	acephaly	noun
aceituno	bitterwood, paradise tree (Simarouba glauca)	noun
aceleración	acceleration	noun
acelerador	accelerator, throttle, gas pedal	noun	Spanish: acelerador/a
acelerar	accelerate, go faster	verb
acemila	beast of burden, taxation	noun
acequia	irrigation canal	noun
acera, saiwôc	sidewalk	noun
acerbe	acerbic	adjective		sharp and forthright (in conversation or speaking)
acercamento	approach, approximation	noun
aceri	maple	adjective	Spanish: arce; Italian: acero
acéricole	maple (syrup) producing	adjective
acertar	get right, guess or answer correctly	verb
achever	complete, finish (a project...)	verb
achevide	complete, absolute	adjective
achevidu	complete, absolute	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
achevimento	completion (of work, education...)	noun
achín	peddler on the streets, street vendor	noun
achinería	marketplace, area where vendors sell merchandise	noun
achinero	market vendor	noun
acia	towards (not necessarily implying arrival), by (date in future)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acia abaiju	downwards, bent down (something pointed in that direction)	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
acia adelanch	forward, toward the front	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acia arriba	up (towards that direction); upward/upwards	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acia atras	backward, backwards: toward the rear	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acia fuera	outwards, outward	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acicalar	clean/polish, make to look presentable	verb
acicat	spurs, spiky or thorny thing	noun
acidesa	acidity, acidness	noun
acidic	acidic	adjective
acidificación	acidification	noun
ácido	acid	noun
ácido cítric	citric acid	noun
ácido fosfóric	phosphoric acid	noun
acima de	above, higher than	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
aclarar	clear up; explain; clarify; brighten; lighten (color)	verb
aclaratorie	clearing up, illuminating, explanatory	adjective
aclimatar	acclimate, acclimatize	verb
aclivi	incline, slope	noun
acní	acne	noun	Spanish/French: acné
acólito	acolyte	noun
acólito	acolyte: follower or assistant	noun
acoller	receive, welcome, take in and accomodate (guests, visitors, immigrants, travelers)	verb	Spanish: acoger; Catalin:acollir
acollido	reception (of visitors), looking after (guests), welcome	noun
acollidore	welcoming	adjective
acomodar	accomodate	verb
acompañamento	accompaniment	noun
acompañanti	chaperone, person that accompanies: partner or companion	noun	Spanish: acompañante
acompañar	accompany, go with	verb
acontecer [-esca-]	happen, befall, take place, come about	verb
acontecimento	event, occurrence, événement	noun	Spanish: acontecimiento
acoplamento	connection, coupling (mechanical), docking (of ship)	noun
acoplar	couple, connect, put together	verb
acoplar-se	dock (of ships, planes), adapt or settle in (of people to a new place or routine)	verb
acordar	harmonize, match, be in agreement	verb
acordeon	accordion	noun
acordeonista	accordionist	noun
acorder	tune an instrument, tune up	verb
acordi	chord (music notes played together on guitar and piano)	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: acorde
acordo	agreement, accord	noun
acordo de na-proliferación nucleare	nuclear nonproliferation agreement	noun
acorduôr	tuner, tuning wrench	noun
acortamento	curtailment, shortening	noun
acortar	shorten, curtail	verb
acostumade	accustomed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
acostumadu	accustomed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acostumar	accustom	verb
acotamento	shoulder (on road)	noun
acotar	mark contour lines on a map, delimit	verb
acrobata	acrobat	noun
acrónimo	acronym	noun
actitud [-tudin-]	attitude	noun
activade	activated	adjective
activadu	activated	past participle
activar	activate	verb
active	active	adjective
activismo	activism	noun
activiste	activist	adjective
activitá	activity	noun
activitáz conspirative	conspiratorial activities	noun
activitud riceptive	openness, receptivity	noun
actor	actor (thing)	noun
actor	actor (person, man)	noun
actor estatal	state actor	noun
actor na-estatal	nonstate actor	noun
actriç [+:actricez]	actress	noun
actu	act	noun
actuación	performance (of music group, theater, etc.); appearance (especially an actor or actress in film, book, play)	noun
actual	present, current, contemporary, topical	adjective
actualitá	topicality, subject of immediate relevance	noun
actualización	actualization, update, upgrade (computing)	noun
actualizar	actualize, make a reality of, update	verb
actuar	actuate, behave	verb
Actuz de l'Apôstolez	Acts of the Apostles (New Testament of Bible)	noun
acuaponia	aquaponics	noun
acuarela	watercolor, watercolour	noun
acuariu	aquarium	noun
acuder	lean, rest one's elbox or arm on	verb
acudir	come to, turn to	verb
acuduôr	armrest	noun
acueducto	aqueduct: structure that leads water	noun
aculerade	sissyish	adjective		Past participle adjective form
aculeradu	sissyish	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aculerar-se	lose one's nerve, chicken out	verb
aculturación	acculturation	noun
acumulación	accumulation	noun
acumular	acumulate, heap up, accrue	verb
acumulative	accumulative	adjective
acunar	rock (baby, rocking chair)	verb	Spanish: acunar
acupar-se de	take care of	verb
acupuntura	acupuncture	noun
acusación	accusation	noun
acusade	accused	adjective		Past participle adjective form
acusado	defendant, the accused	noun
acusador	plaintiff, accuser	noun
acusadu	accused	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acusar	accuse	verb
adalid	high-ranking leader	noun
Adám	Adam	noun
adaptábel	adaptable	adjective
adaptabilitá	adaptability	noun
adaptación	adaptation	noun
adaptar	adapt, adjust to a situation	verb
adecuade	adequate, enough	adjective		Past participle adjective form
adecuadu	adequate, enough	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
adecuar	equalize, make equal	verb
adelanch	forward, ahead	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
adelantade	forward (in time); advanced (crop...)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
adelantadu	forward (in time); advanced (crop...)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
adelantar	advance, move forward	verb
adelanto	advance, progress	noun
ademais, adicionalmén	furthermore	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
adepte	adept	adjective
adhésion	adhesion, adherence (to rules), support in affiliation	noun
adhesive	adhesive, sticky	adjective
adhesivitá	adhesiveness	noun
adiafa	something given to sailors or troops when they safely return home	noun
adición	addition (calculation), bill/check with total amount due	noun
adicional	additional	adjective
adiestrar	train, instruct how to do perform a job; drill (military)	verb
aditive	additive	adjective
adjami	novice, someone who is not an expert	noun	Judeo-Spanish, Turkish
adjetivo	adjective (grammar)	noun
administración	administration	noun
administracional	administrational	adjective
administrador	administrator	noun
administrador de basi de datoz	DBA, Database Administrator	noun
administrar	administrate, administer	verb
administrative	administrative	adjective
admirábel	admirable	adjective
admiración	admiration	noun
admirador	admirer (male)	noun
admirar	admire	verb
admiratriç [+:admiratricez]	admirer (female)	noun
admisíbel	admissible, acceptable	adjective
admisión	admission	noun
admitir	admit	verb
admitir [admis-]	admit, accept, allow	verb
admonitorie	warning, cautioning, admonishing	adjective
ADN de homínidjo	hominin DNA	noun
adobo	marinade	noun
adolescenti	teenager, adolescent	noun
adopción	adoption	noun
adoptar	adopt	verb
adoquin	paving-stone, cobble	noun
adorar	adore, worship	verb
adormecer [-esca-]	make sleepy, put to sleep	verb
adquisición	acquisition	noun
adquisición linguístic	language acquisition	noun
adquisir	acquire	verb
adrenalina	adrenaline	noun
adscripción	ascription: the attribution of something to a cause.	noun
aduana	customs control (when entering a country)	noun
aducción	adduction	noun
aducir [adux-, adusca-]	adduce	verb
adueñar-se (de)	take control/possession of, take over (business), take hold of	verb
adulte	adult, mature	adjective
adulto	adult	noun
adverbi	adverb	noun
adversare	adversarial	adjective
adversario	adversary, opponent	noun
advertença	warning (on label)	noun	Spanish: advertencia; Italian: avvertenza
advertimento	warning, caution	noun
advertir	warn	verb
advogací, advogatura	advocacy	noun
advogado	lawyer, attorney, advocate	noun
advogado dele diablo	devil's advocate	noun
advogar	advocate	verb
adyacente	adjacent	adjective	Spanish: adyacente, Italian: adiacente, Portuguese/French: adjacente
aeración	aeration	noun
aerar	aerate (soil), plow	verb
aeratura	plowed ground	noun
aeratural	regarding plowed/aerated ground	adjective
aeri	air	noun
aeri acondicionade	air conditioner	noun
aeri respirábel	breathable air	noun
aerial	aerial	adjective
aérie	air	adjective
aerodinámic	aerodynamic	adjective
aerodinámica	aerodynamics	noun
aeroespachal	aerospace	adjective
aerogenerador	wind generator	noun
aeroliña	airline	noun
aeromosa	stewardess (on flight)	noun
aeronautica	aeronautics	noun
aeronavio	aircraft, plane	noun
aeroporto, aerohafi	airport	noun
aerosol	aerosol spray	noun
aerosol cloraseptic	chloraseptic spray	noun
afábel	affable	adjective	Portuguese: afável; Spanish/Catalan: afable; Romanian: afabil; French: affable
afastade	distant, remote	adjective		Past participle adjective form
afastadu	distant, remote	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
afastar	move away; remove (from a position); separate (one from the other)	verb
afeirs	affairs, matters	noun
afeirs egsteriore	foreign affairs	noun
afeirs oficial	official business, official work or duty	noun
afeitar	affect	verb
afeitar a	impinge on	verb
afeitar le cambio	affect change	verb
afeitive	affective	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
afeito	affection	noun
aferrar	cling, hold to (notion, thought)	verb
afgan	Afghan	adjective
Afganistôn	Afghanistan	noun
aficionado	dabbler, fan, amateur	noun	Spanish: aficionado
afilar, aguzar	sharpen (tool)	verb	Spanish
afiliación	affiliation	noun
afiliade	affiliated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
afiliadoz	affiliates	noun
afiliadu	affiliated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
afiliar	affiliate	verb
afiluôr	sharpener (device)	noun
afinitá	affinity	noun
afinitáz elective	elective affinities	noun
afirmación	affirmation, assertion	noun
afirmar	affirm, assert, allege (that)	verb
afirmative	affirmative, positive	adjective
afixo	affix	noun
aflicción	affliction	noun
aflixide	afflicted	adjective
aflixidu	afflicted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aflixir [aflic-]	afflict	verb
aforismo	aphorism	noun
afortunade	fortunate	adjective		Past participle adjective form
afortunadu	fortunate	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
África	Africa (continent)	noun
african	African	adjective
africano	person from Africa, African	noun
afrobrasileños	Afro-Brazilians	noun
afuera	outside	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
agantchar	hook/harness, couple up	verb
agapamar	love selflessly and sacrificially	verb
agapic	agapic, of selfless love for everyone	adjective
agarrar para	head for, going to	verb
agarrose	astringent; used when eating certain unripe fruits	adjective
agarta	caterpillar	noun
agatchado	second-hand clothing	noun
agatchon	sale of used-clothing or shoes	noun
agença	agency	noun
Agença Mundial Antidopadj	World Anti-Doping Agency	noun
agença regulatorie	regulatory agency	noun
agenda	agenda: discussion points (of meeting), schedule	noun
agenda llene	full calendar	noun
agenti	agent	noun
agenti biológic	biological agent	noun
agenti secrete	secret agent	noun
aghixón	sting, stinger (of insect)	noun
ágil	agile	adjective
agiley	hurry, haste	noun	Judeo-Spanish/Turkish
agir com judeç	adjudicate	verb
agir [-igir, agen-, act-]	act, be doing	verb	Vulgar Latin: agere
agita	heartburn	noun
agitación cultural	cultural upheaval	noun
agitación social	civil unrest	noun
agitadora	shaker, agitator	noun	Portuguese/Spanish: agitador(a)
aglomeración	congestion (people)	noun	Spanish
aglomeranti	binder (cooking, chemistry)	noun	Spanish: aglomerante
agnóstic	agnostic	adjective
agnosticismo	agnosticism	noun
agnóstico, agnóstica	agnostic: someone who professes that God cannot be known	noun
agora	now, right now	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: ahora; Portuguese/Galician: agora
agorcel	mushroom	noun
agosto	August (month)	noun
agotábel	exhaustible	adjective
agotamento	depletion, exhaustion	noun	Spanish: agotamiento
agotar	exhaust, deplete, drain out	verb
agradábel	palatable, enjoyable, pleasant	adjective
agradecer [-esca-]	thank, be grateful for	verb
agradecide	thankful, grateful	adjective
agradecimento	gratefulness, gratitude	noun	Spanish: agradecimiento; Catalan: agraïment
agrare	agrarian, land-use usually of growing crops or raising animals	adjective	Spanish/Italian: agraria/o; Portuguese: agrária/o
agredábel	nice, pleasing	noun
agredar	please: give pleasure to, be pleasing to	verb
agregación	aggregation	noun
agregado	aggregate	noun
agregar	add (in a mix or concoction), aggregate	verb
agresive	agressive, forceful	adjective
agresivitá	agressiveness	noun
agrícole	farming, agricultural	adjective
agricultor	farmer, harvester	noun
agricultura	agriculture	noun
agroalimentare	agri-food, agribusiness	adjective	Italian: agroalimentare; French: agroalimentaire
agu	adults say this to babies	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
agua bendite	holy water (blessed water)	noun
agua potábel	potable water, drinking water	noun
agua tchirie	foul, insipid water or drink	noun
agua [acu-]	water	noun	Papiamentu
aguacelo	heavy rain	noun
aguantar	put up with, tolerate, endure	verb	Spanish: aguantar
aguantar-se	hang on, withstand/bear, hold oneself back	verb
aguardar	wait: be on the lookout for; await	verb
aguardenti	fiery water, alcoholic beverage that contains 30 to 60 percent alcohol by volume	noun	Spanish: aguardiente
aguas geotérmic	geothermal water	noun	Spanish: aguas geotérmicas
aguas-abaiju, rivo-abaiju	downstream, downriver	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
aguatero	water vender	noun
aguaviva	jellyfish	noun
agude	acute, severe (of sickness)	adjective
aguero	omen, prediction	noun	Sp: agüero
aguevade	ashamed, embarassed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
aguevadu	ashamed, embarassed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aguevar	be embarassed	verb
aguevar-se	embarrass, shame, be uneasy	verb
agulla	needle	noun	Spanish: aguja, French: aiguille, Catalan: agulla, Portuguese: agulha
aguxero	hole, opening	noun
aguxero nerre	black hole	noun
aharoba	carob	noun
ahogar	drown, choke, suffocate, hinder/cripple (more figurative)	verb
ahoquillo	green heron	noun
ahoquin	bare-throated tiger heron	noun
ahorrar	save (in a financial sense)	verb	Spanish
ailo	garlic	noun
ainda	still, yet	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Portuguese	Spanish: todavía
ainda na	not yet	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
aipo	celery	noun
aislacionismo	isolationism	noun
aislacionista	isolationist	noun
aislade	isolated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
aisladu	isolated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aislamento	isolation	noun
aislar	isolate	verb
aisogesi	isogesis, eisogesis	noun
aiwasti	ground toasted squash seeds	noun
ají	there, in that place	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ajusta	adjustment	noun
ajustábel	adjustable	adjective
ajustador	adjuster	noun
ajustar	adjust	verb
ala	wing	noun
alacritá	alacrity	noun
alagartade	greedy, self-seeking	adjective		Past participle adjective form
alagartado	miser, server of self	noun
alagartadu	greedy, self-seeking	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alarma	alarm, warning sound	noun
alarma de antiîncendioz	fire alarm	noun
albacea	executor, a person who takes action or an institution that decides on a particular thing	noun
albaceazgo	executorship, a person or institution that puts something into effect (usually a will and testament)	noun
albahaca	basil	noun	Spanish
albardo	saddle made of rawhide	noun
albastro	alabaster	noun
albedo	albedo	noun
albergade	housed, harbored, sheltered	adjective
albergar	harbor, give refuge to, shelter	verb
albergio	shelter, hostel, inn	noun
alboroto	caramel-coated popcorn ball	noun
alborozar	fill with joy, overjoy	verb	Spanish: alborozar
álbum	album: book or recording	noun
alcaldi	mayor	noun
alcaldía	mayorship, office or position of mayor	noun
álcali	alkali	noun
alcaline	alkaline	adjective
alcançábel	reachable, attainable	adjective
alcançar su plenitud	reach its fullness, blossom, flourish (of a place, relationship, etc)	verb	Spanish: alcanzar su plenitud
alcançar [alcanci]	catch up (with), reach, achieve (agreement, expectations, peace)	verb	Portuguese: alcançar; Spanish: alcanzar
alcanci	scope, reach	noun
alcanci de producto	product scope	noun
alcanci de projetu	project scope	noun
alcantarilla	sewer	noun	Spanish: alcantarilla
alciste	upwards, upward	adjective
alcitron	figleaf gourd confection	noun
alcoba	personal quarters, bedroom	noun	Andalusian Spanish
alcoôl	alcohol	noun
alcoôlic	alcoholic	adjective
Alcorá [alcorán-]	Qur'an, Koran, Quran	noun
alcoránic	Qur'anic, Koranic, Quranic	adjective
aldea	village	noun
Aldea global	Global Village	noun
aldean	rustic, village	adjective
aldeano	villager	noun
ale	to the (contraction: a le)	article or demonstrative
ale alcanci dele manu	within reach	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Po: ao alcance da mão
ale dorso	on the back, over	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
ale dreita	on the right	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
ale frente	facing	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ale lado	beside (adverb) *French: à côté	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ale lado de	to the side of, beside, alongside (preposition) à côté de	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ale lexos	in the distance	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ale menos	at least	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ale mesme têmpo	at the same time	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ale pastor	al pastor	adjective
ale reverso	backward: in reverse order; on backwards	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ale vapor; estobe	steamed	adjective
aleatorie	random, accidental	adjective
alebrestade	brimming with happiness, vivacious	adjective		Past participle adjective form
alebrestadu	brimming with happiness, vivacious	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alebrestar-se	get excited; overflow with happiness	verb
alegación	allegation	noun	catalan: allegar
alegar	allege, use as an excuse	verb
alegar que	allege that	verb
alegre	cheerful, lively, merry, sprightly	adjective
alegría	cheerfulness, joy	noun
alegros	allegro, at a brisk tempo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
alentade	in good health, robust and sound	adjective		Past participle adjective form
alentado	healthy person	noun
alentadu	in good health, robust and sound	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alento	breath	noun
alergic	allergic	adjective
alertar	alert	verb
alerte	alert	adjective
aletazo	offensive smell from sweaty armpits	noun
alexade	far away, remote, removed from	adjective		Past participle adjective form
alexadu	far away, remote, removed from	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
Alexandro Magne	Alexander the Great	noun
alexar	move away from, keep away from	verb
Alfabeto Fonétic Înternacional	IPA: International Phonetic Alphabet	noun
alfanuméric	alphanumeric	adjective
alfeñiqui	alfeñique: confection molded from sugar paste.	noun
alfombrilla	mousepad	noun	Spanish: alfombrilla de ratón
alforxa	saddlebag	noun
alfrescu	in the open air, outdoors	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
alfresque	alfresco, outside, outdoors	adjective
alga(s)	algae	noun
álgebra	algebra	noun
algebraic	algebraic	adjective
algom	anybody/somebody, someone (questions)	pronoun	Portuguese: alguém; Spanish: alguien; French: quelqu’un
algom mais	someone else	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Portuguese: alguém mais; Spanish: alguién más; Italian: qualcun altro; French: quelqu'un d'autre;
algomez	some (people)	pronoun
algorítmic	algorithmic	adjective
algoritmo	algorithm	noun
algoutro	another one, a different one	noun
algú cosa	anything, something (questions)	noun
algú luoga (dan/a ...)	anywhere, somewhere	noun
algú mais	some more	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
algú [alg-]	some, certain (particular), any (when used in affirmative question)	intensifier or quantifier	Catalan: algú, Spanish: algún
alí	there	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
alí dêntro	in there	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
aliança	alliance	noun
aliar	ally, combine	verb
álibi	alibi	noun	Portuguese
alicienti	incentive, attraction, lure, inducement	noun
alienábel	alienable	adjective
alienación	alienation	noun
alienade	alienated, estranged	adjective		Past participle adjective form
alienadu	alienated, estranged	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alienar	alienate	verb
alienígena	alien (species)	noun	Portuguese: alienígena
alimentación	nutrition, feeding, food	noun
alimentación eléctric	electrical power supply	noun
alimentar	feed, nourish	verb	Spanish
alimentare	of or about nourishment, food	adjective
alimento	nourishment, food, alimony	noun
alimentoz	groceries	noun	Spanish: alimentos
aliñade	aligned	adjective		Past participle adjective form
aliñadu	aligned	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aliñamento, aliñación	alignment	noun
aliñar	align	verb
aliruzade	clever, quick witted	adjective		Past participle adjective form
aliruzadu	clever, quick witted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aliruzar-se	smarten up	verb
alisar	flatten, smooth out, straighten, make even (especially of hair, dough)	verb
aliviar	assuage; alleviate (pain, grief, loneliness...)	verb
alivio	alleviation, mitigation	noun
aljemaz	handcuffs	noun
allá	over there, down yonder	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
allar	find (implies searching), find out, discover; can also imply opinions (I think that)	verb	Spanish: hallar; Portuguese: achar
allazgo	discovery, finding, find	noun	Spanish: hallazgo
allene [aliena-]	alien: outside of your circle, something or someone else	adjective	Spanish: ajeno
allodola	skylark	noun	Italian: allodola, from Gaelic
allur	elsewhere, somewhere else, other places	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	French: ailleurs; Portuguese: algures
alma	soul, spirit	noun
almadana	sledgehammer	noun
alman, german	German	adjective
almanech, germano	German person or language	noun
Almania, Germania	Germany (country)	noun
almendra	almond	noun
almochref	customs officer, revenue collector	noun	Spanish: almojarife from Andalusian Arabic al-mušríf, from Arabic mušrif: supervisor, overseer
almohado	pillow	noun
almorsar	have lunch	verb
almorso	lunch	noun
almorso especial	lunch special	noun
alocución	allocution, a very formal speech toward a group of people	noun
alojamento	accommodation (lodging)	noun
alojamento webe	web hosting	noun
alojar	accomodate (lodging): put up in quarters or hotel room; stay at/with	verb
alótropo	allotrope	noun
alquidey	candy	noun	Judeo-Spanish
alquilar	rent, lend	verb
altamisa	feverfew: herb remedy used for stomachaches	noun
alte	high, tall	adjective
alte calitá	high quality	noun
alte cuizín	gourmet cooking, high cuisine	noun
altefavlanti	speaker (of radio, television, etc), loud speaker	noun
altel	altar	noun
alteración	alteration	noun
alterar	alter (change length of clothes)	verb
altercación	altercation, argument	noun
altercade	disputed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
altercado	altercated, disputed	noun
altercadu	disputed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
altercanti	disputer, debater	noun
altercar	dispute (with another), debate	verb
alternador	alternator (automobile, electronics)	noun
alternar	alternate, mix with	verb
alternative	alternative	adjective
alterne	alternate, alternating	adjective
altesa	highness, highmindedness	noun
altimetro	altimeter	noun
altiplano	high flatlands	noun
Altíssimo	the Most High	noun
altitud [-tudin-]	altitude	noun
altitudinal	altitudinal	adjective
altitudinose	altitudinous	adjective
altive	arrogant, haughty	adjective
altivesa	arrogance, haughtiness	noun
altruismo	altruism	noun
altruista	altruist	noun
altruistic	altruistic	adjective
altura	height, elevation	noun
alucinación	hallucination, delusion	noun
alucinar	hallucinate	verb
alucinógenic, alucinógene	hallucinogenic	adjective
alucinógeno	hallucinogen	noun
aludir a	allude, refer	verb
aludir a	allude to, refer to	verb	Spanish: aludir a
alumet	match, matchstick (for lighting fire or candle)	noun
aluminiu	aluminum	noun
alumno	pupil, student	noun	Portuguese: aluno; Spanish: alumno; Catalan: alumne; Italian: alunno
alunade	in heat, rut	adjective		Past participle adjective form
alunadu	in heat, rut	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aluri	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.	noun
alusión	allusion	noun
aluvial	alluvial	adjective
alv de wevo	egg white	noun	Romansch
alve	white (color)	noun	Romansch
alveolare	alveolar	adjective
alza	upswing, rise (in a commodity)	noun
amábel	kind, amiable, gracious (host)	adjective
amabilitá	kindness	noun
amachinade	living together	adjective		Past participle adjective form
amachinadu	living together	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
amachinar-se	live together, cohabit	verb
amador	amateur, lover of...	noun
amañecer [-esca-]	dawn, daybreak, wake up (in the morning)	verb
amanti	lover, sweetheart	noun
amar [amis-, amig-]	love	verb
amarete	stingy, mean	adjective
amarico	Amharic	noun
amaril	yellow	adjective
amarilecer [-esca-]	become yellow	verb
amasixar	fondle, grope, be all over	verb
amazonía; l'amazonía	amazon, the Amazon	noun	Sp
ambajada	embassy	noun
ambajador	ambassador	noun
ambajadriç [+: ambajadricez]	ambassador (woman)	noun
ambe	both	adjective
ambe elaz	both of them (female)	noun
ambe elez	both of them	noun
ambe nos	both of us	noun
ambición	ambition	noun
ambiciose	ambitious	adjective
ambidegstre	ambidextrous	adjective
ambientalista	environmentalist	noun
ambienti	atmosphere as in the ambience or environment	noun
ambigue	ambiguous	adjective
ambiguitá	ambiguity	noun
ámbito	scope, ambit, extent	noun
ambos	both (as pronoun)	noun
ambulança	ambulance	noun	French: ambulance; Italian: ambulanza; Spanish: ambulancia; Portuguese: ambulância; Romanian: ambulanță; Catalan: ambulància
amenaça	menace, threat, pain or annoyance	noun	Spanish: amenaza; French: menace; Portuguese: ameaça
amenaça egsistenchal	existential threat	noun
amenaçar	threaten, menace	verb	Spanish: amenazar; Portuguese: ameaçar; Italian: minacciare; French: menacer
amenitá	amenity	noun
amere	bitter	adjective
América	America (2 continents)	noun
american	American: from North or South America	adjective
americanismo	americanism	noun
americanizar	americanize	verb
americano	American person	noun
amerindian	American Indian, Native American	adjective
amerindiano, amerindio	American Indian, Native American (person)	noun
amfetamina	amphetamine	noun	French: amphétamine; Catalan/Romanian: amfetamina; Spanish/Portuguese/Italian: anfetamina
amfibie	amphibious	adjective	French: amphibie
amfibio	amphibian	noun	Spanish
amfitiatro	amphitheater, amphitheatre	noun	Catalan: amfiteatre; French: amphithéâtre; Spanish/Italian/Portuguese/Galician: anfiteatro
ámfora	amphora	noun	Catalan: àmfora; Romanian: amfora; Spanish/Galician: ánfora; Portuguese: ânfora; French: amphore
amiga [-emig-]	friend (girl)	noun
amigábel	amicable, friendly	noun
amighismo	cronyism	noun
amigo [-emig-]	friend (boy)	noun
amigón, amigona	best friend, really good friend	noun
amigota	crony	noun
aminoácidoz	aminoacids	noun
amirantazgo	admiralship, admiralty	noun	Spanish/Galician: almirantazgo
amiranti	admiral (rank in military)	noun
amiscla	musk	noun
amisclare	musky	adjective
amistá	friendship	noun
amistose	friendly, cordial	adjective
amnesia	amnesia	noun
amnésic	amnesiac	adjective
amnistíê	amnesty	noun	Spanish: amnistía; French: amnistie
amocar-se	blow one's nose	verb	Judeo-Spanish
amonestación	admonition	noun
amonestar	admonish, caution	verb
amor	love	noun
amoral	amoral	adjective	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese: amoral
amorfe	amorphous	adjective
amorfización	metamictization, amorphization, amorphisation	noun
amortiguador	shock-absorber	noun
amortiguadore	shock-absorbing, muffliing	adjective
amortiguar	cushion, soften, absorb (impact), muffle (sound)	verb
amparo	protection (from outside), shelter	noun
amperadj	amperage	noun
amplamén	widely, broadly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ample [ampla-]	wide, broad, spacious, vast, ample	adjective
ampliación	broadening, enlargement, extension	noun
ampliar	enlarge, broaden, expand	verb
amplificación	amplification	noun
amplificador, ampi	amplifier (guitar, PA system)	noun
amplifiçar [amplifica-]	amplify	verb
amplifiçar [amplifica-]	amplify	verb
amplitud [-tudin-]	amplitude	noun
Ámsterdam	Amsterdam	noun
amuleto	amulet	noun	Spanish: amuleto
amuzbuch	amuse-bouche: single, bite-sized hors d’œuvre	noun
anabólic	anabolic	adjective
anacachi	pineapple	noun	abacaxi and ananas
anacaluto	anacoluthon: unexpected discontinuity in the expression of ideas within a sentence, leading to a form of words in which there is logical incoherence of thought	noun	Greek anakolouthon, from an-: "not" and ἀκόλουθος akólouthos: "following")
anacaona	lovely gold flower	noun
anacrónic	anachronistic	adjective
anacronismo	anachronism: chronological inconsistency	noun
añadide	added	adjective
añadir	add, sum	verb
anafri	ceramic dish or bowl for cooking or keeping food warm	noun
anagrama	anagram	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: anagrama
analfabete	illiterate	adjective
analfabétic	analphabetic: representing sounds by composite signs rather than by single letters or symbols.	adjective
analfabetismo	illiteracy	noun
analfabeto	illiterate (person)	noun
análisi	analysis	noun
análisi estadístic	statistical analysis	noun
analític	analytic, analytical	adjective
analítica en le nubo	cloud analytics	noun	Spanish: analítica en la nube
analizar	analyze	verb
análoghe	analogous	adjective
anarquíê	anarchy	noun
anarquista	anarchist	noun
anástrofi	anastrophe: literary device that inverts/rearranges the natural word order	noun
anatema	anathema	noun
ancella	eyebrow	noun	Catalan: cella, Portuguese: sobrancelha, Spanish: ceja
ancestral	ancestral, ancient	adjective
ancestro	ancestor	noun
anche	baggy, wide, broad	adjective
anchova	anchovy	noun
anchura	width (quantitative and used with measurement)	noun
ancian	ancient, old	adjective
ancloti	grapnel (anchor, hook)	noun
ancra	anchor	noun
andador	walker (for toddlers)	noun
andar cun l'onda de	have in one's mind	verb
andar cun le conexo	be broke, without money	adjective	When pockets are turned inside out, it looks like a rabbit.
andar [anduvi-, andem]	walk, run, function, travel (take a bus/plane)	verb
andareghear	walk a lot, wander	verb
andén	platform (for train, etc), raised sidewalk	noun
andoli	tree lizard	noun	St. Lucian
androcéntric	androcentric, male-centered	adjective
andrógine	androgynous	adjective
androginia	androgyny	noun
anecsación	annexation	noun
anecsar	annex	verb
anégdota	anecdote	noun	Spanish: anécdota
anegdótic	anecdotal	adjective
añel	lamb	noun
anelo	ring	noun
anemia	anaemia, anemia	noun
anemic	anemic	adjective
ángel	angel	noun
anglican	Anglican	adjective
anglicano	Anglican	noun
anglofavlante	English-speaking	adjective
anglofonia	The Anglosphere	noun
anglofono	Person who speaks English	noun
angua	nail (tools)	noun
ángul morte	blindspot (esp. when driving)	noun
ángul recte	right angle	noun
angulare	angular	adjective
anguste	narrow	adjective	Spanish/Italian
añil	indigo (color)	adjective
añilar	dye indigo blue	verb
anima	soul, mind	noun
animación	animation, cartoon	noun
animade	animated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
animadu	animated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
animar	animate, enliven	verb
animau	animal, beast	noun
animauz	animals	noun
animismo	animism	noun
ánimo	encouragement, strength (mental and/or spiritual)	noun
animose	spirited, bold	adjective
animositá	animosity, boldness (not necessarily in a hostile sense)	noun
aniquilación	annihilation	noun	Sp, Ca, Po
aniquilade	annihilated, wiped out	adjective
aniquilar	annihilate	verb	Sp
anís	anise	noun
aniversare	anniversary	adjective
aniversario	anniversary	noun
ano	anus	noun
anómale	anomalous	adjective
anomalíê	anomaly	noun
anónime	anonymous, nameless	adjective
anonimemén; de manera anónime	anonymously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	French: de manière anonyme; Catalan: de manera anònima
anoreccia	anorexia	noun
anoreccic	anorexic	adjective
anormal	abnormal, unnatural, anomalous	adjective
anotchecer [-esca-]	begin the night, get dark	verb
ansia	yearning, eagerness, strong desire	noun
ansietá	anxiety	noun
ansiose	anxious	adjective
antagónic	antagonistic, adversarial, antipathetic	adjective
antagonista	antagonist	noun
antagoniste	antagonistic	adjective
antagonizar	antagonize	verb
antárctic	antarctic: polar region around south pole	adjective
Antártida	Antarctica: continent on Earth's south pole	noun
antebraso	forearm	noun
antecama	carpet laid before a bed	noun
antecambro	antechamber	noun
antecedente	antecedent:preceding in time or order; previous or preexisting	adjective
antecedenti	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.	noun
anteceder	antecede, precede, come before	verb
antecipación	anticipation	noun
antecipade	anticipated, early	adjective		Past participle adjective form
antecipadu	anticipated, early	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
antecipar	anticipate	verb
antecipatore	anticipatory, anticipating	noun
antemanu	beforehand, in advance	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
antepasado, antepasada	ancestor	noun
anteriamén	previously, formerly, anteriorly, before, beforehand, back of	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
anterie [anteria-]	previous, prior	adjective
anteriore	anterior	adjective
antes de	before (in time)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
antes de jegar a	before arriving at	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
anteyeri	day before yesterday	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
anti-americanismo, antiamericanismo	anti-americanism, antiamericanism	noun
anti-esenchaliste	anti-essentialist	adjective
anti-histamínic	antihistamine	adjective
anti-histamínico	antihistamine	noun
anti-igiénic	unsanitary, antihygenic	adjective
anti-înmigrante	anti-immigrant	adjective
anti-neoliberal	anti-neoliberal	adjective
anti-occidental	anti-Western	adjective
anti-universaliste	anti-universalist	adjective
antiaglomeranti	anti-caking agent	noun	Spanish: antiaglomerante
antibiotic	antibiotic	adjective
antibiotico	antibiotic	noun
anticomuniste	anticommunist	adjective
anticuade	antiquated, old-fashioned	adjective	Spanish: anticuada
antídoto	antidote	noun
antigualla	old piece of junk	noun
antigue	antique, vintage	adjective
antiguitá	Antiquity	noun
Antijas	West Indies	noun
antimicrobian	antimicrobial	adjective
antipátic	unpleasant, unfriendly	adjective
antipatíê	antipathy, unpleasantness	noun
antiquíssime	age-old	adjective
antitesi	antithesis	noun
antitétic	antithetical	adjective
antoxo	whim, craving, sudden and strong desire	noun	Spanish: antojo
antracita	anthracite	noun
antropocéntric	anthropocentric	adjective
antropóloga, antropólogo	anthropologist	noun
antropológic	anthropological	adjective
antropologíê	anthropology	noun
antropologíê cultural	cultural anthropology	noun
antropomórfic	anthropomorphic	adjective
antropomorfismo	anthropomorphism	noun
añu, annu	year	noun
añual, annual	annual, yearly	adjective
anulación	annulment, nullification, cancellation	noun	Spanish: anulación
anular	cancel, anul	verb
anunaqui	annunaki: group of deities in ancient Mesopotamian cultures	noun
anunciar	announce publicly or commercially, advertise	verb
anuncio	advertisement, ad, commercial for product	noun
apachonar	impassion, love	verb	Portuguese:apaixonar
apagafogo	fireman, firefighter	noun
apagar	turn off, switch off, put out (make stop burning), quench	verb	Sp
apagón	blackout, a sudden cutoff of electric power	noun
apahuilade	intimidated, shy	adjective		Past participle adjective form
apahuiladu	intimidated, shy	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
apahuilar-se	be intimidated, be frightened	verb
apañar	seize, make away with, capture, apprehend	verb
apantayar	make as if one has money or position, pretend	verb
apapachar	hug with the soul, care with the soul, shower someone with love from the heart with your favorite things	verb	Mexican Spanish from Nahuatl
aparato de respiración	breathing apparatus	noun
aparato, aparello	apparatus, device; contrivance (tool to solve a task)	noun	Portuguese: aparelho
aparcamento	parking lot	noun
aparcar	park	verb	Spanish: parcar
aparecer [-esca-]	appear: become visible, turn up	verb
aparecido	ghost, apparition	noun
aparecimento	appearance: emergence, appearing of, arising of	noun
aparença	appearance; look	noun
aparente	ostensible, apparent	adjective
aparexo	packsaddle	noun	Spanish: aparejo
aparición	appearance (of person at event)	noun
apartamento	apartment (building)	noun
apartamento monolocal	studio apartment	noun	Italian: appartamento monolocale; French: appartement d'une pièce
aparte	apart	adjective	Sp
apatli	earthenware pot with handles for holding water	noun
apel	apple, usually red variety	noun
apelación	appeal: act of appealing	noun
apelar	appeal	verb
apeler	call for, summon, yell someone's name	verb
apellido	surname, last name, family name	noun
apéndici	appendix	noun	Catalan: apèndix; French/Italian: appendice; Portuguese: apêndice; Spanish: apéndice
apendiciti	appendicitis	noun
aperativ	appetizer, starter	noun	Czech, Spanish
apercepción	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.	noun
apercibir [apercep-]	apperceive: comprehend or assimilate something such as a new idea in terms of previous experiences or perceptions	verb
apertar	press/push (a button); tighten	verb
aperto	fix, tight spot	noun
apetito	appetite	noun
apetitose	appetizing	adjective
apiyar	unload, gorge oneself	verb
aplacábel	appeasable, soothable	adjective
aplacamento	appeasableness	noun
aplacar	placate, calm/soothe (fears, anger), appease, quench (thirst), satisfy (hunger), assuage	verb
aplanar	flatten (road, grass); squash, compress	verb
aplanuôr	flattener, device that flattens	noun
aplastade	crushed, flattened	adjective		Past participle adjective form
aplastadu	crushed, flattened	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aplastar	crush, flatten, overwhelm (figurative)	verb
aplicábel	applicable	adjective
aplicabilitá	applicability	noun
aplicación	application (not a job application)	noun
aplicade	applied	adjective		Past participle adjective form
aplicadu	applied	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aplicar	apply, put on, put to use	verb
aplomo	aplomb: self-confidence when in a demanding situation	noun
apocalíptic	apocalyptic, apocalyptical	adjective
apocalíptic	apocalyptic	adjective
apócrife	apocryphal	adjective
apodade	nicknamed, known as	adjective
apodar	nickname, dub, call (by a name)	verb
apogeo	apogee	noun
apolitismo	apoliticism	noun
apologétic	apologetical	adjective
apologética	apologetics	noun
apopleccia [apoplét-]	apoplexy	noun
apoplétic	apoplectic	adjective
aposición	apposition	noun
apôstol	apostle	noun
apôstolazgo, apôstolado	apostleship	noun
apôstolic	apostolic	adjective
apoteca	storehouse of medicines, tinctures, or chemicals	noun	Venetian, Greek
apotrófic	apotrophic	adjective
apoyar	provide moral or physical support	verb
apoyo	support (moral or otherwise)	noun
apreciación	appreciation	noun
apreciade	appreciated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
apreciadu	appreciated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
apreciamento	appreciation	noun	Italian: apprezzamento
apreciar	appreciate, take pleasure in, value	verb	French: apprécier, Italian: apprezzar, Spanish: apreciar
aprecoc	apricot	noun
apremiante	urgent, pressing, critical	adjective
apremiar	urge on, press, hurry along	verb
aprender	apprehend: grasp in the mind, learn	verb
aprendis	apprentice	noun
aprendisadj	apprenticeship	noun
aprendisadj automátic	machine learning	noun
aprensión	apprehension: understanding (not anxiety or seizure)	noun
apresurar-se	hurry (up), hasten oneself	verb
apretar	tighten, squeeze	verb	Judeo-Spanish
aprobación	approval	noun
aprobar	approve of	verb
apropiación	appropriation	noun
apropiade	appropriate, took as one's own	adjective		Past participle adjective form
apropiadu	appropriate, took as one's own	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
apropiar	take possession of, take as one's own; arrogate	verb
aprosimación	approximation	noun
aprosimadamén	approximately	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
aprosimade [aprosimada-]	approximate	adjective		Past participle adjective form
aprosimadu	approximate	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aprosimar	approximate: make close to, round	verb
aprovetchar	take advantage of	verb	Spanish
apte	apt	adjective
aptitud [-tudin-]	aptitude, fitness	noun
apuderado, apuderada	proxy (representative on behalf of)	noun
apuntar	point at, point to, aim at (with gun)	verb
aquiline	aquiline: curved like an eagle beak	adjective
árabe	Arab, Arabic	adjective
arabech, arábigo	Arabic (language)	noun
árabi	Arab (person)	noun
arábic	Arabic	adjective
arabización	Arabization	noun
arabo-islámic	Arabo-Islamic	adjective
aracnidjo	arachnid, spider	noun	Portuguese: aracnídeo, Spanish: arácnido, French: arachnide
Aragón	Aragon	noun
araña	spider	noun
araña de lucez	chandelier	noun
arancel	duty (customs), fee/tariff	noun	Spanish
arandela	washer (flat disk, placed beneath a nut)	noun
aranje	orange(color)	adjective
arastri	influence	adjective
arbitradj	arbitrage, arbitration	noun
arbitrare [arbitrara-, arbitra-]	arbitrary	adjective
arbitraremén	arbitrarily	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
arbitrarietá	arbitrariness	noun
árbitro	arbiter, arbitrator	noun
árbor	tree	noun
árbor de banana	banana tree	noun
árbor de carao	pink shower tree	noun
árbor de mança	apple tree	noun
árbor de Navitau	Christmas tree	noun
árbor genealógic	family tree	noun
arbore	arboreal	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: arbóreo
árboreido	grove: group of trees	noun
arbóricole	arboricultural	adjective	French: arboricole
arborista	arborist	noun
arborito	little tree	noun
arbusto	bush, shrub	noun
arcaic	archaic	adjective
Arcansaw	Arkansas	noun
archibispal	archiepiscopal	adjective
archibispo	archbishop	noun
archinemigo	archenemy	noun
archipélago	archipelago	noun
archipristazgo	archpriesthood, archpriestship	noun	Spanish: arciprestazgo
archipristi	archpriest, chief priest, archpresbyter	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: arcipreste, Italian: arciprete, French: archiprêtre
arco	bow, curve, arc	noun
arco de carira	career arc	noun
arco de pesonadj	character arc	noun
árctic	Arctic	adjective
Arctico	Arctic region	noun
ardente	ardent: enthusiastic or passionate	adjective
arder	glow, burn (figuratively)	verb
ardide	hardy	adjective
ardilla	chipmunk	noun	Spanish: ardilla (listada)
árdue	arduous, hard, difficult, toilsome	adjective
área	area	noun
área de combati	combat zone	noun
área de responsabilitá	AOR: Area of Responsibility	noun
aredor de	approximately: about, around	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
arena	sand	noun
argente	silver: color	adjective
Argentina	Argentina	noun
argentinan, argentine	Argentinian	adjective
argentino	Argentinian	noun
argento	silver: metal	noun
argila	clay	noun
argila abissal	abyssal clay	noun
arginina	arginine	noun
argolla	political ring, clique; closed circle	noun
argou	argot: language of a certain occupation, occupational jargon	noun
argoyero	ringleader	noun
argumentative	argumentative	adjective
argumento	argument: an exchange of different viewpoints usually in an angry way.	noun
aride	arid: lacking moisture, especially having insufficient rainfall to support trees or woody plants	adjective
aridesa	aridness	noun
arina	arena, ring where sports are conducted	noun	Portuguese/Spanish/Italian: arena; Romanian: arena; Galician: area; French: arène
arina polític	policy arena	noun
aristocraciê [aristocrat-]	aristocracy	noun
aristócrata	aristocrat (person who is ruler)	noun
aristocrátic	aristocratic	noun
aristofanesc	Aristophanean (characteristic of Aristophanes’ plays and poetry)	adjective
aristotélic	Aristotelian	adjective
aritmétic	arithmetic	adjective
arja	money (cash or silver)	noun
Árlanda	Ireland	noun
arma	weapon	noun
arma de fogo	firearm	noun
armacén	warehouse (of stored goods)	noun
armacenábel	storeable	adjective
armacenadj	storage, storing	noun
armacenamento de datoz	data storage	noun
armacenamento primare	primary storage	noun
armacenamento têmporare en disco	disk spooling	noun
armacenar	store, warehouse, stock up (with), put into storage	verb
armación	frame, framework	noun
armada	navy	noun
armade	armed, carrying weapons or involving weapons	adjective
armadilo	armadillo	noun
armadu	armed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
armadura	armour, armor; suit of armor; framework	noun
armadura de clef	key signature	noun
armamento	weaponry	noun
armamentoz	armaments	noun
armar	arm; set (a trap)	verb
armario	cabinet (storage area), cupboard	noun
armatutchi	thingamajig, large thing or object	noun
arogátic	arogatic - underlying structure	adjective
arom	copper	noun	Romansch
aromáticoz	aromatics	noun
arpa	harp	noun
arpegiar	arpeggiate: pick chord notes	verb
arpegio	arpeggio	noun
arqueológic	archeological	adjective
arqueologíê	archaeology, archeology	noun
arqueólogo	archaeologist, archeologist	noun
arquetípic	archetypal, archetypical	adjective
arquétipo	archetype	noun
arquitetónic	architectonic, architectural	adjective
arquitetu	architect	noun
arquitetura	architecture	noun
arquitetural	architectural	adjective
arquival	archival	adjective
arquivo	archive, record/file	noun
arraigade	entrenched (attitudes, beliefs, customs), firmly established, deep-rooted	adjective
arraigar	take root, make ingrained	verb
arraigar-se	settle (of a person in a location), establish oneself, take root	verb
arrancar	boot (a computer), go through a process to run a machine	verb	Spanish: arrancar
arrancar	root out, pluck, gouge (eyes)	verb
arrancar-se	uproot, sever, force from, rip away	verb
arranjoz	arrangements	noun
arrasar	raise to the ground	verb
arrastramento de l'alcanci	scope creep, scope drag	noun
arrastrar	drag, drag down (sometimes: attract or draw in), pull	verb
arreandu gáado	herding cattle	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
arrear	herd, bring together (animals, children, etc.)	verb
arrebol	reddish or orangish glow, usually of clouds	noun	Spanish
arrechar	arouse, enliven	verb
arreche	vigorous, energetic, lively	adjective
arreglo floral	floral arrangement	noun
arrepentimento	contrition, regret	noun
arrepentir-se	repent, be repentant	verb
arrestar	arrest	verb	Judeo-Spanish
arretchar-se	lose one's temper, become angry	verb
arretche	angry, infuriated	adjective
arriba	higher: up, above; upstairs; ahead (score), above (in a text, on an object, age)	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
arriba de	over (direction, size, amount), above (not touching), more than	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
arriba de tudo	above all	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
arribar	arrive	verb	Catalan/Spanish/Sardinian: arribar; Italian: arrivare; French: arriver
arribe	stoned, high on drugs	adjective
arricriar-se	feel refreshed after enjoying oneself; literally: recreate yourself	verb	Neapolitan
arris	rice as food	noun
arrodillar-se	kneel (down)	verb
arrotzi	vagabond	noun
arrujelo	stream, creek	noun	Spanish: arroyuelo from Pre-Roman: arrugia
arrumar	fix, set up, repair	verb
arsenico	arsenic	noun
artefacto	artifact	noun
arterial	arterial	adjective
arteríê	artery	noun
artesanal	craft	adjective
artesanalería	woodshop, painting studio, place where art or crafts are made by artisans	noun
artesanalmén	handcrafted	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
artesanía	something made by artisans, arts and crafts	noun
artesano	craftsman, artisan	noun
artesanwerg	handicraft, craftsmanship, mastery, mastership	noun
arti	art	noun
arti de portada	cover art	noun	Spanish
artichota, alcachofra	artichoke	noun	French: artichaut; Spanish/Portuguese: alcachofra
artícul	article (thing that connects)	noun
artícul de rembrança	souvenir	noun
articular	articulate, pronounce	verb
articulare	articular	adjective
articulatorie	articulatory	adjective
artifici	workmanship, artifice, the making of anything by craft or skill	noun
artificial	artificial	adjective
artigo	article (of newpaper, magazine etc)	noun
artimaña	snare, trap, cunning deception	noun
artista	artist	noun
artistic	artistic	adjective
artriti	arthritis	noun
artritic	arthritic	adjective
aruinar	pull down, bring to ruin	verb
arveha	pea	noun
asade	angry, fuming	adjective		Past participle adjective form
asadu	angry, fuming	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
asafata	hostess, stewardess	noun	Spanish: azafata
asambleya	assembly: meeting, law-making body, "the floor"	noun
asassino	assassin	noun
asautar	assault, raid, storm (in)	verb
asauto	assault, raid	noun
ascender	ascend, rise, climb up	verb
ascender a	be promoted to (employee, military…), rise to	verb
ascendide	ascended, promoted	adjective
ascendidu	ascended, promoted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ascenso	advancement in rank, ascent, rise	noun
ascensor, elevador	elevator, lift (mechanical)	noun
ascétic	ascetic	adjective
ascetismo	asceticism	noun
asco	disgrace, sickeningness, foulness, disgust	noun
aseguramento	assuredness, assurance: result of something done	noun
aseguramento dele calitá	QA, quality assurance	noun
asegurança	insurance	noun
asegurar	assure, affirm, ensure, insure	verb
asentamento	settlement (archeological, of people)	noun
asentar	lay down the foundation of, establish, make firm (ground)	verb	Spanish/Portuguese
asfaltar	asphalt	verb
asfalto	asphalt	noun
asficsia	asphyxiation, asphyxia	noun
asficsiar	asphyxiate	verb
así	so, therefore, thereby; for that reason/cause	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
así com	even as, the same way as; while/whereas	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
así que	therefore/so	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Asia	Asia	noun
asiátic	Asian, asiatique	adjective
asiáticoz	Asians	noun
asiet	plate, dish, bowl (anything that holds food)	noun
asignación	allocation, assignment, payment, allowance	noun
asignar	allocate, assign, allot	verb	Spanish: asignar
asilo	asylum	noun
asimétric	asymmetrical	adjective
asimetríê	asymmetry	noun
asimismo	as well, moreover, also	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
asinanti	subscriber	noun
asinar	subscribe (magazine, newspaper); sign (with one's signature a document, such as a check)	verb
asinatura	subscription (magazine, newspaper); signature	noun
Asiriologíê	Assyriology	noun
asiriólogo	assyriologist	noun
asistença social	welfare (public assistance)	noun
asistente	attending, present (at meeting, gathering)	adjective
asistenti	assistant, servant, caregiver, attendant	noun
asister	assist, help someone, care for, treat with medicine	verb
asnine	asinine	adjective
asno	donkey, ass	noun
asociación	association	noun
Asociación de Naciónz de Asia Sudoriental	ASEAN: Association of Southeast Asian Nations	noun	Portuguese: Associação de Nações do Sudeste Asiático; Spanish: Asociación de Naciones de Asia Sudoriental; French: Association des nations de l'Asie du Su
asociade	associated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
asociado	associate: colleague in business	noun
asociadu	associated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
asociar	associate	verb
asolapade	underhand, secretive, masked in some way	adjective		Past participle adjective form
asolapadu	underhand, secretive, masked in some way	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
asombrade	amazed, astonished	adjective		Past participle adjective form
asombradu	amazed, astonished	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
asombrar	amaze, astonish	verb
asombro	astonishment, amazement	noun
asombrose	astonishing, amazing	adjective
asomer	knock out, stun	verb	French: assommer
asômuôr	baton, truncheon, billy-club	noun
asparago	asparragus	noun
aspectu	aspect, personal appearance; look	noun
aspectual	aspectual	adjective
aspiración	aspiration	noun
aspiradora	vacuum cleaner	noun	Spanish: aspiradora; French: aspirateur; Portuguese: aspirador de pó
aspiradora	vacuum	noun	Spanish
aspirante a	would-be	adjective
aspirar	aspire	verb
aspirin	aspirin	noun	Judeo-Spanish
assiduamén	assiduously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
assídue [assidua-]	assiduous	adjective
assimilación	assimilation	noun
assimilar	assimilate, take in, absorb	verb
assimilar-se	be similar to, be like, resemble	verb	Spanish: asimilarse
astê	until, over to (something), towards (something), as far as, up to, and down to	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Portuguese: até, Spanish: hasta
astenosfera	asthenosphere	noun
astenosféric	asthenospheric	adjective
asteroidê	asteroid	noun
astral	astral	adjective
astro	star, star-like planet, heavenly body	noun
astrofísica	astrophysics	noun
astrofisicien	astrophysicist	noun
astrologíê	astrology	noun
astronauta	astronaut	noun
astronavio	spaceship, starship	noun
astronómic	astronomic, astronomical	adjective
astronomíê	astronomy	noun
astute	astute	adjective
astute	astute, artful, shrewd	adjective
asufri [sulfur-]	sulphur	noun
asumción	assumption, supposition	noun	Sp: asunción
asumir	assume (duties), take over (a position), take (responsibility)	verb	Sp
asumto	subject matter	noun	Spanish: asunto; Catalan: asumpte; Latin: assumptus
asustadice	skittish, jumpy	adjective	Spanish: asustadizo; Portuguese: assustadiço	when person or animal is scared or nervous
atachemento	attachment	noun
atacher	attach	verb
atachey	attaché	noun
atachey legal	legal attaché	noun
atachide	attached	adjective		Past participle adjective form
atachidu	attached	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
atado	block-shaped cakes made of powdered sugar	noun
atañer	concern, have to do with, relates to/with	verb	Sp
ataqui	attack	noun
ataqui preventive	pre-emptive strike	noun
atargecer [-esca-]	begin the afternoon	verb
atasco de tráfico	traffic jam	noun
atavic	atavistic	adjective
atavismo	atavism	noun
ataxo de	bunch of, collection of (usually of people of moral depravity: crooks, thieves...)	noun
atcha	axe	noun
atcha de pedra pulide	polished stone hand axe	noun
atchatchai	brrrr! (used when it is cold)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atcheo	steel	noun
atcheo inocsidábel	stainless steel	noun
atchioti	annatto seed or powder	noun
ateísta, ateo	atheist	noun
ateístic, ateíste	atheistic	adjective
atênción	attention	noun
atención primare	primary care	noun	Spanish: atención primaria
atêndendu	meanwhile, in the meantime	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atênder [atên-]	anticipate/expect, wait for, attend to	verb	French:attendre
atener-se	abide by, adhere to or keep to a routine or doctrine	verb
atengir	attain, reach	verb
atentar	attempt (on someone's life)	verb
atênte	attentive, courteous (service), thoughtful and polite	adjective
atêntemén	attentively	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
atenuación	attenuation, easing/lessening, mitigation (of pain)	noun
atenuanti	mitigation: something to ease a judgement	noun
atenuar	alleviate, ease, attenuate, tone down	verb
aterrizadj	landing (from air to land of aircraft)	noun	Spanish: aterrizaje, Portuguese: aterrissagem, French: atterrissage, Italian: atterraggio
aterrizar	land an aircraft, touch down, turn up (colloquial)	verb	Spanish
atestación	attestation, testimony	noun
atestación múltiple	multiple attestation	noun
ático	attic	noun
atípic	atypical	adjective
Atlántic	Atlantic	adjective
atleta	athlete	noun
atletic	athletic	adjective
atletica	athletics	noun
atmósfera	atmosphere	noun
atmósfera terrestre	atmosphere of Earth, terran atmosphere	noun
atmosféric	atmospheric	adjective
atoca	cranberry	noun
atol	porridge made from boiled corn with milk and sugar.	noun
atôm	atom	noun
atômic	atomic	adjective
atonal	atonal	adjective
atorar	flunk	verb
atracción	attraction	noun
atraco	heist	noun
atractive	attractive	adjective
atraher [atrac-]	attract: pull or draw out to	verb
atrás	behind	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atrás de	behind	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atrasade	underdeveloped, backward, late, overdue	adjective		Past participle adjective form
atrasadu	underdeveloped, backward, late: after the scheduled time, overdue	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
atraso	delay	noun
atravérs de	through, along, across; undetermined general time (during)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atraversar	cross (over a bridge, road, border...); go through; traverse	verb
atribución	attribution	noun
atribuíbel a	attributable to	adjective	Spanish: atribuible a; Portuguese: atribuível a
atribuir	attribute, assign	verb
atribulación	affliction, tribulation	noun
atribular	grieve, afflict	verb	Spanish/Portuguese
atribuyú	attributed, assigned	verb		past tense of -uir verb
atriel	lectern: slanted reading desk sometimes used while standing	noun	Spanish, Portuguese
atrobu	once more, afresh, anew	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atroce	egregious, extremely wicked or cruel, atrocious	adjective
atrocitá	atrocity	noun
atrofiê	atrophy	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: atrofia; Catalan: atròfia; French: atrophie
atropejo	hit or run over (accident by vehicle); crime and abuse (of power)	noun	Sp: atropello
atropellar	run over, walk all over	verb	spanish:atropellar
atu	chewing stick	noun
atún	tuna	noun	Spanish: atún from Arabic al-tun
aubada	serenade performed at dawn (usually by troubadours)	noun	Occitan: aubada; French: aubade
auberca	water pond	noun
audace	audacious	adjective
audacia, audacitá	audacity	noun
audíbel	audible	adjective
audiença	audience	noun	Spanish: audiencia; Portuguese: audiência; French: audience; Romanian: audienţă
audiolivro	audiobook	noun
audiométric	audiometric	adjective
audiovizual	audiovisual	adjective
auditor	auditor	noun
auditorio	auditorium	noun
aufaci	head of lettuce	noun
aufayati	tailor	noun
augmentar	increase, go up, augment	verb
augmento	increase, augmentation, magnification	noun
augsiliare	auxiliary	adjective
aula	classroom, class	noun		group of students
aún	even, including	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
aún así	even so, including those circumstances	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
aunque	though, although (while)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
aureol	halo (around angels)	noun
aurícul	auricle: outer ear	noun		3000-4000hz
aurora	aurora	noun
austere	austere	adjective
austeritá	austerity	noun
Austín	Austin, Texas	noun
Australia	Australia	noun
australian	Australian	adjective
Austria	Austria	noun
austrian	Austrian	adjective
austriano	Austrian (person)	noun
auténtic	authentic	adjective
autenticitá	authentiticity	noun
auto-actualización	self-actualization	noun
auto-analizar	self-analyze	verb
auto-conchiente	self-conscious	adjective
auto-defensa	self-defense, self-defence (training)	noun
auto-estima	self-esteem	noun
auto-proclamade	self-proclaimed	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: autoproclamado
auto-publiar	self publish	verb
auto-referenchal	self-referential	adjective	Spanish: autorreferencial
auto-regulábel	self-adjusting	adjective
auto-regular	self-regulate, autoregulate	verb	Sp
autobiografíê	autobiography	noun
autochtonz	indigenous laws	noun
autocolp	self-coup	noun
autocontrol	self-control	noun	Catalan: autocontrol; Portuguese: autocontrole; Italian: autocontrollo
autocraciê [autocrat-]	autocracy	noun
autócrata	autocrat: a ruler with absolute power	noun
autocrátic	autocratic	adjective
autóctone	autochthonous	adjective
autodidacta	autodidact: independent self-learner, person who is well-read on a particular subject that interests him or her.	noun
autodisciplina	self-control	noun
autodominio	self-restraint, self-control and forebearance, command of one's self	noun	Spanish: autodominio
autofagia	autophagy	noun
autogestión	self-management	noun
autógrafo	autograph	noun
autoinmolación	self-immolation	noun	Spanish: autoinmolación
autolimitante	self-limiting	adjective
automátic	automatic	adjective
automatización	automation	noun
automatizar	automate	verb
automotrice	automotive (sector), self-propelled	adjective	Spanish: automotriz
automóviel	automobile	noun
autónome	autonomous, self-governing	adjective
autonómic	autonomic	adjective
autonomíê	autonomy	noun
autonomiste	autonomist	adjective
autor	author	noun
autoral	authorial	adjective
autoritá	authority	noun
autoritare	authoritarian	adjective
autoritario	authoritarian	noun
autoritarismo	authoritarianism	noun
autoritative	authoritative	adjective
autorización	authorisation, authorization	noun
autorizar	authorize, give permission	verb
avacati	avocado	noun	Po:abacate, Sp:aguacate, Fr:avocate
avalancha	avalanche	noun
avaluación	evaluation, assessment	noun
avaluación dele redi ôperative	operational net assessment	noun
avaluar	evaluate, assess	verb
avaluative	evaluative	adjective
avalúo	appraisal	noun
avancide	advanced (in position)	adjective
avancidu	advanced (in position)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
avancimento	advancement	noun
avancir	move forward, progress, advance	verb
avanço	breakthrough, advance (in progress)	noun	Portuguese: avanço
avare	stingy, avaricious, miserly	adjective
avariça; avaresa	avarice, greed	noun	Catalan: avarícia; Spanish: avaricia; Portuguese: avareza; French: avarice
avenida	avenue	noun
avenidaz de ataqui	avenues of attack	noun
avenimento, avento	advent, arrival	noun
aventon	hitch (ride), lift	noun
aventura	adventure	noun
aventurade	adventurous, risky	adjective
aventuradu	ventured, risked, risk	past participle
aventurero	adventurer	noun
aventurose	adventurous	adjective
averiguábel	investigable	adjective
averiguar	investigate, find out, determine, ascertain, verify	verb
aversión	aversion (feeling)	noun
avestruç [+: avestrucez]	ostrich [+: ostriches]	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: avestruz, Catalan: estruç
avia	animal that flies esp. bird	noun
aviación	aviation	noun
aviador	aviator	noun
aviariu	aviary, giant bird cage that allows birds to fly freely	noun
aviator, aviatriç	pilot	noun		aviatriç (female pilot), aviator (male pilot)
ávide	avid, eager	adjective
avidesa	avidity	noun
avión	plane, aircraft	noun
avíoz	gear, tackle, equipment, things	noun
aviso	notice, notification, prompt (computing)	noun
Aviso: Sens Salida	Notice: No Exit	noun
avllana	hazelnut	noun	Judeo-Spanish, Spanish: avellana
axá	yup, I hear you, keep going	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: ajá
axaraca	ornamental loop in Andalusian architecture	noun
ayacatchli	indigineous maraca, rattle	noun
ayeri	yesterday	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Ayití	Haiti (a country)	noun
ayoteira	squash plant	noun
ayoti	winter squash	noun
ayotón	bumpkin	noun
azacua	broad-winged hawk (corresponds to rainy season)	noun
azadon	hoe	noun
azeiti	oil (cooking); olive oil; salad dressing	noun
azeituna	olive	noun
azoiti	scourge (cause of suffering)	noun
azor	hawk	noun
azorade	flustered, embarassed, alarmed, startled	adjective	Spanish: azorado
azoramento	alarm, state of being startled or flustered	noun	Spanish: azoramiento; Catalan: azorament
azorar	startle, embarrass	verb
azorar	frighten, scare	verb
azorar-se	become startled; get flustered/rattled	verb	Spanish: azorarse
azoro	spirit, ghost	noun
azotea	rooftop	noun
azteque	aztec	adjective
azule	sky blue (between cyan and blue)	adjective
azulón	blue denim	noun
baba	idiot	noun
baba-ganuj	baba ghanoush (Levantine dish)	noun
babalao	santeria priest	noun
babilónic	Babylonian	adjective
babosa	slug (animal)	noun	Cape Verdean Portuguese
babosada	nonsense, foolishness	noun
babuino	baboon	noun
babuña	light rain, like a drooling baby	noun	Galician
bacallau	cod	noun	Spanish: bacalao, Portuguese: bacalhau
bacan	awesome, cool	adjective
bachec	talented trader of goods even in a slow economy	noun
bachilerato	high school diploma	noun
bacino	basin (fluvial)	noun
backup operation	ôperación de apoyo	noun
bacteria	bacteria	noun
bacterian	bacterial	adjective
bacteriológic	bacteriological	adjective
bacteriólogo	bacteriologist	noun
badj	badge (usually on display for identification)	noun
bagadj	baggage (military or figurative)	noun
bagay	stuff, thing, thingy	noun	Haitian Creole: bagay, Filipinio: bagay
bagunsa	mess, disorderly place or situation	noun
baharequi	wattle and daub: traditional wall construction technique that uses interwoven branches along with mud and clay	noun
baía	bay	noun
baije	low, low-lying, bass	adjective
baijista	bass player, bassist	noun
baijo	bass (music)	noun
baiju	under, in the control of	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
baiju juramento	under oath	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
baiju le tutela de	under the aegis of	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: bajo la tutela de
bailador	dancer	noun
bailar	dance	verb
bailarín	ballet dancer	noun
baitê, octet	byte (B): 8 bits, octet	noun
balacera	shootout, gunbattle	noun
balada	ballad: form of verse, often a narrative set to music.	noun	Spanish
balança	balance: scale (instrument for weighing)	noun
balança final	bottom-line	noun
balancín	rocker, seesaw	noun
balaz de plumo	lead bullets	noun
balbucir	stammer, stutter	verb	Spanish
balcanización	Balkanization	noun
balcanizar	Balkanize	verb
balcón [+:balcónz]	balcony	noun
baldaquín	canopy (in architecture), baldachin	noun
baldi	bucket, pale (big container)	noun
balear	shoot at, shoot down	verb
baleina	whale	noun
baleina boreal	northern right whale	noun
baleina franque austral	southern right whale	noun
balístic	ballistic	adjective
ballesta	crossbow	noun	Spanish: ballesta
balota	ballot	noun	Venetian, English
balsa de salvetadj	liferaft	noun
balurde	awkward, low-class	adjective
balurdo	awkward or ridiculous person	noun
bamba	a fake or imitation	noun
bambu	bamboo	noun
banal	banal	adjective
banana	banana	noun
bancarut	bill of exchange	noun
banch	bench	noun
banch de l'înformación	information desk	noun
banco	bank (business, economics)	noun
banda	band, strip, ribbon	noun
banda anche	broadband	noun
banda de irmanoz	band of brothers	noun
banda de rôqui; banda de rôck	rock band	noun
banda magnétic	magnetic strip	noun
bandeira	banner, colors of regiment or gang	noun
bandeja	tray, platter	noun	Portuguese: bandeja
bandido	bandit	noun
bandola	bullfigher's whip	noun
bañeira	bathtub	noun
banjo	banjo: type of stringed instrument	noun
bano	edict, mandate, proclamation	noun
baño	bath	noun
banquero	banker	noun
baquechich	tip for services rendered (usually used for	noun	Turkish
baracazo	coup within the military	noun
barahar	cut or shuffle a deck of cards	verb	Lunfardo
barajustar	leave in a hurry; bolt	verb
barate	inexpensive, cheap	adjective
barba	beard	noun
barbaritá	barbarity	noun
bárbaroz transatlántic	transatlantic barbarians	noun
barbero	barber	noun
barbîcu	barbecue, a taino roasting process	noun	Arawakan: barabicu and Spanish: barbacoa
barbui	catfish	noun	Louisiana French: barbue
barbuleta	butterfly	noun	Papiamentu, Portuguese
Barcelona	Barcelona: city in Spain	noun
barcelonese	from Barcelona, Spain	adjective
barco	boat, ship, vessel	noun
bardj	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.	noun
bardjer	barge, run into	verb
bardo	mud	noun
barel de tchancho, barel de purco	pork barrel	noun
bari	bar	noun
barica	stomach, bowels	noun	Papiamentu
bariel	barrel	noun
barista	bartender of cold or hot drinks, barista	noun
baroco tardíe	late Baroque (period)	noun
barométric	barometric	adjective
barómetro	barometer	noun
baronesa	rugged bus for passengers or freight	noun
barraca	beach umbrella	noun	Portuguese
barrer	sweep, sweep clean	verb
barrida	sweep, raid, landslide (election)	noun
barriera	barrier	noun
barrio	neighborhood, quarter, district	noun
barrotero	grocer	noun	Spanish: abarrotero
basar	build on, base (on)	verb
Baselja dele Sante Sepulcro	Church of the Holy Sepulcher	noun
baselja; basílica	church building, basilica	noun
basella	serving dishes and silverware	noun
basi	base, basis, foundation	noun
basi de datoz	database	noun
basi de datoz relacional [+:basiz de datoz relacional]	relational database	noun
básic	basic	adjective
baso	kiss	noun	Italian: bacio; French: bise; Spanish: beso; Portuguese: beijo; Galician: bico; Latin: basio/basium
basoreccia	basorexia: an intense desire of feeling the need to kiss someone	noun
basoreccic	basorexic	adjective
bastanch	rather, quite, sufficiently	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
bastar	suffice, be enough	verb
baste cun dicer	suffice it to say	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
bastimento	provisions tied together or prepared in some way	noun
bastir	bind, baste, put together	verb	French: bâtir from Frankonian: bastian
bastir	baste, tie together	verb
basura	trash, garbage	noun
basurero	garbageman: someone who collects and prepares trash	noun
batalla	battle	noun
batallón	battalion	noun
batana	tonic made from the oil of American palm nut, used in hair conditioner	noun
batata	potato	noun
batataz frite	fried potatoes, papas fritas	noun
bataz ceremonial	ceremonial robes	noun
batcha	roach: marijuana butt	noun
bateríê	drums	noun
baterista	drummer	noun	Spanish: baterista
batir	hit (object), batter, whisk (eggs, flour...)	verb
baton	lipstick	noun	French: bâton; Portuguese: batom
batriê	battery (of car, computer, etc)	noun
batuca	drum; dance music with heavy drums	noun
batuôr	beater	noun
bauli (de carro)	trunk (of car)	noun	Latin American Spanish: baúl; Portuguese: baú; Italian: baule
bautismo	baptism	noun
bautizar	baptize, baptise, Christen	verb
bayau	climbing palm whose leaves are used to weave baskets and hats	noun
bayoneta	bayonet	noun
béarnes	Béarnaise sauce: sauce made of clarified butter emulsified in egg yolks and white wine vinegar and flavored with herbs	noun
beate	blessed and happy	adjective
beatifiçar [beatifica-]	bless, make happy	verb
beatitud [-tudin-]	happiness, blessedness, felicity, beatitude, blissfulness	noun
bebí	baby	noun
beca	scholarship, internship	noun
becario	intern, student who is being mentored	noun
becco	beak	noun	Italian
becho de mêr	sea slug	noun
bedcar	reconsider	verb	Judeo-Spanish
beige	beige	adjective
beiser	turn down (heating), lower (glass, eyes, control)	verb
beja	berry	noun
bejuco	cord, rope	noun	Taino
beleg	cold cuts	noun	Papiamentu
belgian	Belgian	adjective
belgiano	Belgian (person)	noun
Bélgica	Belgium	noun
bélic	war, warlike	adjective
belicismo	warmongering, militarism	noun
belicista	warmonger	noun
belicose	aggressive, bellicose	adjective
belicositá	warlike spirit, agressiveness	noun
beligerante	belligerent: aggressive or waging war	adjective	Spanish: beligerante
belle	fine, lovely	adjective
belle-letraz	belles-lettres, belles lettres, elegant literature (as a fine art)	noun
bellesa	loveliness, beauty	noun
belletriste, belletristric	belletristric: written to inspire or provide aesthetic value	adjective
bencina	benzine: a colorless, volatile, flammable, liquid mixture of various hydrocarbons, obtained in the distillation of petroleum, and used in cleaning, dyeing, etc.	noun
bendicer [bendit-, bendix-, bendiga-]	bless	verb
bendicidu	blessed	past participle
bendite	blessed	adjective
benedicción	benediction, blessing	noun
benefactor	benefactor	noun
beneficiar	benefit	verb
beneficiario	beneficiary	noun
beneficio	benefit, advantage	noun
beneficiose	beneficial	adjective
benevole, benevolente	benevolent	adjective
benevolença	benevolence, kindness/geniality	noun
benigne	benign, kind, temperate	adjective
benignitá	kindness	noun
benzoato de sódiu, benzoato sódic	sodium benzoate	noun
beracha	blessing	noun	Judeo-Spanish
bergamota	bergamot	noun
Bernaba	Barnabas	noun
berraco/a	someone amazing and skilled at something	noun
besito	marshmallow	noun
bestia	beast, animal, unpleasant person or unpleasant experience (colloquial)	noun
bestialismo, zoôfilia	beastiality	noun
beton	concrete	noun
bever	drink	verb
bevida	beverage, drink	noun
Beyal	Baal, Ba'al: Caananite storm God	noun
beyota	pine cone	noun
Biblia	Bible	noun
bíblic	biblical	adjective
bibliofilo	bibliophile	noun
biblioteca	library	noun
bibliotecario	librarian	noun
biblioterapia	bibliotherapy	noun
bicambral	bicameral	adjective
bicentenare	bicentennial	adjective
bicentenario	bicentennial, bicentenary	noun
bíceps	bicepts	noun
bicho	bug, small insect	noun
bicicleta	bicycle	noun
bidireccional	bidirectional	adjective
bien	well	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
bien ricebide	welcome	adjective
bien ricebidu	welcomed, well-received	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bien-adaptade	well-adapted	adjective	Spanish: bien adaptado
bien-adiestrade	well-trained	adjective
bien-capacitade	well-qualified, well-trained	adjective
bien-comunz global	global commons	noun
bien-definide	well-defined	adjective
bien-entendide	well-understood	adjective
bien-estar	well-being	noun
bien-estar social	social well-being	noun
bien-fetche	well done, well-done	adjective	Spanish: bien hecho
bien-funcionante	well-functioning	adjective
bienaventurade	blessed and fortunate	adjective
bienaventurado	blessed person	noun
bienaventuradoz	the Blessed (people)	noun
bienaventurança	happiness, beatitude, divine vision	noun
bienvenida	welcome	noun
bifurcación	bifurcation, fork in road	noun
bihao	macaw flower	noun
bihuver	behoove: be necessary, proper, or advantageous for	verb	English/Dutch
bilateral	bilateral, of both sides	adjective
bilbul	nightingale	noun	Judeo-Spanish
bilet	bill (paper money), note	noun
bileteiro	billfold, wallet	noun
bilingue	bilingual	adjective	Spanish, Portuguese, French, Catalan
bilocar	bilocate	verb
binare	binary	adjective
biodiversitá	biodiversity	noun
bioétic	bioethical	adjective
bioética	bioethics	noun
biogeográfic	biogeographical	adjective
biográfic	biographic	adjective
biografíê	biography	noun
bioîngeñerwerg	bioengineering	noun
biológic	organic, biological	adjective
biologicamén	biologically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
biologíê	biology	noun
biólogo	biologist	noun
bioluminescença	bioluminescence	noun
bioma	biome	noun	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: bioma
biomarcador	biomarker	noun
biomasa	biomass	noun
biométric	biometric	adjective
biométrica	biometrics	noun
biopsia	biopsy	noun	Spanish: biopsia
bioquímic	biochemical	adjective
bioquímica	biochemistry	noun
biosfera	biosphere	noun
biosféric	biospheric	adjective
biostratigrafíê	biostratigraphy	noun
bioterapéutic	biotherapeutic	adjective
bipartidarismo	bipartisanship	noun
bipartite	bipartite	adjective
bipolare	bipolar	adjective
bipolaritá	bipolarity	noun
birria	birria	noun
birria	travesty	noun
bis-abula	great grandmother, great grandma	noun
bis-abulo	great grandfather, great grandpa	noun
bis-nieta	great granddaughter	noun
bis-nieto	great grandson	noun
biscucho	pastry, sponge cake	noun	sp: bizcocho
biscuit	biscuit, cracker	noun
Bislama	creole language of Vanuatu	noun
bislis	peas	noun	Venetian, Italian
bismuto	bismuth	noun
bisnear	do business (with), make a deal	verb
bisnero	businessperson, entrepreneur who is sharp	noun
bison	bison, American buffalo	noun
bistro	bistro, small restaurant	noun
bît	bit	noun
bitumi	bitumen	noun
bituminose	bituminous	adjective
biuro	agency or department of a government or large organization, bureau	noun
biurocraciê [biurocrat-]	bureaucracy	noun
biurócrata	bureaucrat	noun
biurocrátic	bureaucratic	adjective
biyuyo	money, cash	noun
bizancio	Byzantium	noun
bizantine	Byzantine	adjective
blande	soft, bland	adjective
blanque	off-white (usually used for skin tone)	adjective	French/Spanish
blanqueamento	whitening	noun
blanquear	whiten; practice shooting at targets, go for target practice	verb
blasfeme	blasphemous	adjective
blasfemia	blasphemy	noun
blasfemiar	blaspheme	verb
blasón	coat of arms, blazon	noun	Spanish: blasón
blave	blue: darker than "azule"	adjective	Catalan: blau, blava, blaus, blaves
blave marine	navy blue	adjective
blindade	armored, bulletproof, shielded	adjective	Spanish: blindado
blindadj	shield (of equipment), shielding	noun
blindadj solare	sun shielding	noun
blindado	armored vehicle	noun	Spanish: blindado
blindar	armor-plate, shield, armour-plate	verb	Spanish: blindar
bloco	concrete block	noun		(for building or standing something up on)
blocoz de construcción	building blocks	noun
blog	blog	noun
bloghero	blogger	noun
bloquear	prevent, block, blockade, jam (make unable to work), lock (freeze in place)	verb
bloquero	concrete block maker	noun
bluetaz	blueberries	noun	French Canadian
blujin	blue jeans	noun
bobe	silly, naive, stupid	adjective
bocado	bocadillo, bocata, sandwich made with baguette cut lengthwise and filled with chorizo sausage, cold cuts, tuna, or ham	noun	sp: bocata, bocadillo
bocina	speaker (electronic)	noun
bocon	sorcerer	noun	Haitian
bocu	a lot, very much	intensifier or quantifier	French: beaucoup
bocu de	many, a lot of	adjective
bodi	buck	noun
bogcha	bundle	noun	Judeo-Spanish
bohí	modest home; hut with thatched roof	noun
boiar, flotar	float	verb
boicotar	boycott	verb
boicoti	boycott	noun
boleto	ticket (admission, plane/bus), coupon	noun	Mexico and Latin America Spanish: boleto
bolichi	bowling	noun
bolígrafo	ballpoint pen	noun
bolivarianismo	Bolivarianism	noun
Bolivia	Bolivia	noun
bolo	cake	noun
bolsa	bag, pocket	noun
bolsa de manu	handbag	noun
bolsear	lift, steal, pickpocket	verb
bolsillo	pocket (in clothes)	noun	Spanish: bolsillo
boma	livestock enclosure traditionally made of wood stakes	noun	Bantu
bomba încendiare	firebomb, incendiary bomb	noun
bombardear	bombard	verb	Spanish, Portuguese
bombardemento, bombardeo	bombardment	noun
bombilla	light bulb	noun
bombón	chocolate-covered candy	noun
bon comportamento	good behaviour	noun	Spanish: buen comportamiento
bon djorn	Good day	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bon mañá	Good morning	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bon notchi	Good night	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bon provetcho	Enjoy your meal	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bon suara	Good evening	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bon targi	Good afternoon, good early evening	noun
Bon viadj	Have a nice trip	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
bon-sensu	good sense, common sense, good judgement	adjective
bondi	tram, electric streetcar	noun
bone, bon	good	adjective		(bôn before noun; bône after noun)
bonificación	betterment, improvement	noun	Catalan: bonificació; Spanish: bonificación
bonifiçar [bonifica-]	make better, improve	verb
boníssime	very good (superlative of bune)	adjective
bonitá	goodness	noun
bonitose	kind, full of goodness	adjective	Portuguese: bondoso; Spanish: bondadoso
bónus	bonus	noun
boquit	bucket	noun
boquita	appetizer	noun
borbulla	bubble	noun	Spanish: burbuja, Portuguese: borbulha
borbulla especulative	speculative bubble	noun
borbullante	bubbling	adjective	Galician: burbullante, Spanish: burbujeante; Portuguese: borbulhante
borbullar	bubble	verb	Spanish: burbujar, Portuguese: borbulhar
bordar	border; skirt around	verb
bordillo	curb	noun
bordo	embankment, levee, roughly-built dam	noun
bordura	edging, trim	noun
borrar	erase, delete (file on computer)	verb
borratche	drunk	adjective
borrose	blurred, smudgy, indistinct (of an image); fuzzy or vague (memory, instructions)	adjective	Spanish: borroso/a
Bosnia	Bosnia	noun
bosnian	Bosnian	adjective
bosniano	Bosnian	noun
bosquet	grove, little forest, bosk	noun
bosqui	woods, forest	noun
bosta	crappy thing, something really bad	noun	Portuguese
bostejar	yawn	verb	Spanish: bostezar, Portuguese: bocejar
bostejo	yawn	noun	Sp: bostezo, Po: bocejo
botanar	snack on something, have snacks	verb
botanaz	snacks	noun
botánic	botanical	adjective
botánica	botany	noun
botar	throw away, waste; spill a drink	verb
botarata	spendthrift	noun	Honduran
botaz	boots	noun
boteja	liquid measurement of about .75 liters	noun
botela	bottle: usually see-through and sealed	noun
botixa	buried treasure	noun	Spanish: botija
bôton	button (of clothes or machine), switch (light)	noun
bôton de grabación	record button	noun
boutic	boutique, exclusive and of limited quantity (usually handmade)	adjective
bovine	bovine	adjective
bovsteica	steak, beef steak	noun
bozwê	need	noun
bra'môgo	bloke, dude	noun	Mandinka (African)
brandir	brandish, wave something (e.g. a weapon)	verb
branquia	gill	noun
brasaleti	bracelet	noun
Brasil	Brazil	noun
brasilian	Brazilian	adjective
brasiliano, brasileño	Brazilian language, person from Brazil	noun
braso	arm (of person)	noun
bratworst	bratwurst: fried or grilled German sausage	noun
brave	brave	adjective
bravura	bravery	noun
brecha	breach, rift, gap, gash	noun
brécoli	broccoli	noun	Spain Spanish: brécol; Mexico Spanish: brócoli
brema	eggplant	noun	Louisiana French: brème
brequi	brake (of vehicle)	noun	English
bretzel	pretzel	noun
breve	brief, short (vowel, syllable, etc)	adjective
brevemén	briefly, concisely	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
brevitá	brevity, shortness, conciseness (of style)	noun
briev	letter/message to someone	noun	Romansh
brillante	brilliant	adjective
brillantesa	brilliance	noun
brillar	shine	verb
brincu	earring	noun
briochi	brioche	noun	French and Portuguese
brisa	breeze	noun
brîsquet	brisket: cut of meat from the breast or lower chest of beef or veal.	noun
británica	brit, British lady	noun
britanico	British (person)	noun
broca	coffee berry borer (small beetle)	noun
brochur	brochure	noun
brodade	embroidered	adjective
brodar	embroider	verb
broma	hoax, joke (that involves trickery)	noun
bromear	joke, kid (not mean it)	verb
bronce	bronze, brasen	adjective
bronque	wild, untame, aggressive (of person)	adjective
bronquial	bronchial	adjective
bronquiti	bronchitis	noun
brossa	outback, bush, wild area away from civilization/towns	noun	French: brousse; Occitan: brossa
brossard	bushman, someone who lives in the outback	noun	French: broussard
broti	shoot (of plant), outbreak	noun	Spanish: brote
brucha	witch, hag	noun
brugo	bridge for road or railway	noun
brugo transbordadore	transfer bridge	noun
brullente	quiet	adjective
brulló	broth, light-colored soup	noun	Catalan: brou; French: bouillon
bruma	fog, mist, sea mist	noun
brumose	foggy, misty	adjective
brune	brown (light shade of brown)	adjective
bruñide	messed-up, in a mess, bothered	adjective	Honduran Spanish
bruñidu	messed-up, in a mess, bothered	past participle	Honduran Spanish	Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bruñir	annoy, bother	verb
bruscamén	quickly, sharply	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
brusque [brusca-]	quick, sharp	adjective
brutalitá	cruelty, brutality	noun
brute	gross (income, profit, weight)	adjective
bruxe	broke, out of money	adjective
buca	mouth	noun
bucado	mouthful, morsel, bite	noun
bucio	skuba diving	noun	Spanish: buceo
Buda	Buddha	noun
buding	pudding	noun
bufalo	buffalo (not bison)	noun
bufando	muffler	noun
bufet	buffet	noun
bufún	buffoon	noun
buger	move: budge	verb
bugi	candle	noun	French
bui [bov-]	ox	noun
bujir	seethe	verb
bulboz, rizomaz, i tubérculez	bulbs, rhizomes, and tubers	noun
bulevard	boulevard: wide city street, limited access highway	noun	Spanish: bulevar; French/English: boulevard
Bulgaria	Bulgaria	noun
bulgarian	Bulgarian	adjective
bulgariano	Bulgarian	noun
bullaranga	noise, boisterousness	noun	Latin America
bullicio	noise, racket, hustle and bustle of activity	noun	Sp: bullicio, Po: alvoroço
bulliciose	noisy, boisterous, rowdy	adjective
bullir	boil	verb
bulno	bolt	noun
bulto	shopping bag, lump/bump, bundle	noun	Spanish: bulto
bumbulu	tadpole	noun
bumi	boom, upswing	noun
bunatzi	lull	noun
buno	coffee beans (raw)	noun
búnquêr	bunker	noun
burdel	brothel	noun
burgeo, burgés	bourgeois person, person of high status who controls capital, middle class citizen: usually a merchant or craftsman in the city	noun	Italian: borghese; Spanish: burguesa/burgués; Portuguese: burguês/burguesa; French: bourgeoise/bourgeois; German: Bürger/Bourgeois
burgese	bourgeoise, bourgeois: characteristic of the middle class	adjective
burgesía	bourgeoisie: sociologically defined class, especially in contemporary times, referring to people with a certain cultural and financial capital belonging to the middle or upper stratum of the middle class	noun	Italian: borghesia; Portuguese: burguesia; French: bourgeoisie; Spanish: burguesía
burgh	fortified city	noun
burghero	citizen of city	noun
burghesa de pollo	chicken burger	noun
burlar	outwit, thwart	verb
burlone	teasing (derisive or joking), sardonic	adjective
burresa	stupidity	noun
burro	donkey (animal); halfwit/dummy (person)	noun
burrusco	thicket, dense plant growth	noun
bursátil	stock market, stock exchange	adjective
buru	money	noun	Palenquero in Columbia
burugo	executioner, hangman, torturer	noun
buscador	search engine	noun
buscador de fortuna	fortune seeker	noun
buscandu	seeking	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
buscar	seek, search	verb
búsqueda, busca	search, quest	noun
butaca	armchair	noun
butarga	salted fish roe	noun	Italian
butchaca	pocket (in pool/billiards)	noun
butega	boutique, small store, apothecary	noun
cabaç	shopping basket	noun	Portuguese
cabalerose	chivalrous, gallant, gentlemanly	adjective	Spanish: caballeroso
cabalerositá	chivalry, gentlemanliness	noun	Spanish: caballerosidad
cabana	cabin (rustic house)	noun
cabaña	goal (in soccer)	noun
cabeça	head	noun
cabecefoque	bald (slang)	adjective
cabeçone	head-strong, stubborn	adjective
cabeçote	big-headed, stubborn	noun
cabeçude	head-strong, pigheaded, hard-headed	adjective
cabelleira	head of hair, wig	noun
cabelleirero/a	hairstylist, hairdresser	noun
cabello	hair	noun	French: cheveu/chevelure; Catalan: cabell; Portuguese: cabelo; Spanish: cabello
cabello corte	short hair	noun
cabello lise	straight hair, smooth hair	noun
cabello longhe	long hair	noun
cabello rizade	curly hair	noun
cabellude	hairy: full of hair	adjective
caber	fit, be fitting	verb
cabezau	tractor truck	noun
cabíbel	fitting, appropriate, applicable	adjective
cabimento	sense (something that fits the narrative)	noun
cabina	cabin (of ship, plane)	noun
cabina de pilotadj	control deck (of ship)	noun
cabo	cape (geography)	noun
cabra	goat	noun
cabul	cable	noun
cabul coaccial; cabul coeichial	coaxial cable	noun
cabuya	string, twine, thin rope	noun
cacahuati	peanut	noun	Spanish: cacahuate, cacahuete
cacaloti	northern raven	noun
cacasli	car or electrical appliance that has been scrapped or stripped; frame of car	noun
cacatu	cockatoo: type of bird	noun
cacau	cocoa, cocoa powder drink	noun
cacempulga	black widow spider	noun
cacetchi	club, stick	noun
cacha	hunt, hunting, pursuit/chase	noun
cachada	hunting trip	noun
cachador	hunter	noun
cachador-recolector	hunter-gatherer	noun	Spanish: cazador-recolector
cachalotchi	sperm whale	noun
cachar	hunt, pursue, chase after	verb	Italian: cacciare; Spanish: cazar; Portuguese: caçar
cachasa	sugar-cane liquor, Brazilian white rum	noun
cacheco	scarf	noun
cacher	hide, conceal	verb	French
cacherol	casserole pan	noun
cachi	cupboard	noun
cachimbu	pipe for smoking, tobacco pipe	noun
cachor	dog: cherished pet	noun
cachu	bunch (bananas, grapes); collection	noun
cachuera	waterfall, cascade	noun
cacicazgo	chiefdom, chieftainship	noun	Spanish: cacicazgo
cacimba	well (for water)	noun	Brazilian and Angloan Portuguese
caciqui	boss (political), chief (tribal)	noun
cacofoníê	cacophony	noun
cacomistli	cacomistle, Bassariscus sumichrasti:preferred habitats are wet, tropical, evergreen woodlands and mountain forests	noun	The term cacomistle is from the Nahuatl language (tlahcomiztli) and means "half cat" or "half mountain lion"
cactu	cactus	noun
cacuetchi	nervous tic, twitch	noun
cada	each	intensifier or quantifier
cada día	each day, every day	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
cada uno	each one	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
cadarsu	shoelace	noun
cadastro	register	noun
cádavêr	corpse, dead body, cadaver	noun
cadavre	worn-out, dead	adjective
cadena	chain	noun
cadena de distribución	distribution chain, supply chain	noun
cadena de mando	chain of command	noun
cadença	cadence	noun
cadjado	padlock	noun
cadmiu	cadmium	noun
caducar	expire, lapse, run out; become senile	verb
caduque	lapsed, expired; senile	adjective
cafeína	caffeine	noun
cafone	tacky	adjective
cafuney	caress, run fingers through hair	noun
caguama	loggerhead turtle	noun	Spanish: tortuga caguama
caibra	cramp, charley horse	noun
caich	wharf, quay	noun
caidu	fallen	past participle
caigue	lazy, disinclined to work, indolent	adjective	Guarani: kaigue
caija	case, box	noun	Spanish: caja/cajón; Portuguese/Catalan: caixa
caija forte	safe (repository for valuables), strongbox	noun
caija nerre	black box	noun
caija registradore	cash box, place to store money	noun	Neapolitan Italian: carusiello
caijera	cashier	noun
caijón	cajón, big box	noun
caima	caiman (type of alligator)	noun
cair [caiga-, cayessê]	fall	verb	Vulgar Latin: cadere
cair-se	fall down	verb
caitli	sandal made from tires	noun
caju	cashew (nut)	noun
calabaso	dried pumpkin-shell bowl	noun
calaboso	dungeon	noun
calaca	death personified	noun
calamad	fried squid	noun
calamari	squid, calamari	noun	Spanish
calambri	mixed drink made with gin, red wine, sugar, and ice	noun
calamitá	calamity	noun
calamitose	calamitous	adjective
calate	naked, nude	adjective
calcare	limestone	adjective
calciu	calcium	noun
calco semántic	calque	noun
calcolític	Chalcolithic, copper age	adjective
calcomania	sticker	noun	Sp: calcomania
calculábel	calculable, searchable	adjective
calculadora	calculator	noun
calcular	calculate, assess	verb
calculo diferenchal	differential calculus	noun
caldeira	boiler (pan), cauldron	noun
calefacción central	central heating	noun
calefacción; chofagi	heating	noun
calefacer [calefici-, calefetch-, calefaga-, calefar-]	heat up, warm up	verb
calefazuôr	warming pan, heating apparatus	noun
caleidoscopio	kaleidoscope	noun
calentamento	warming, heating (up), warm-up	noun	Spanish: calentamiento
calentar	heat, warm up	verb
calente	very warm, hot	adjective	Spanish: caliente; Catalan: calenta
calentite	nice and warm	adjective	Spanish: calientito
calibración	calibration	noun
calibrar	calibrate	verb
cáliç [+:cálicez]	chalice	noun
calide	warm (of temperature, climate)	adjective
calidesa	warmth, mellowness, friendliness	noun	Spanish: calidez
califa	caliph	noun
califal	caliphal	noun
califato	caliphate, khalifate, kalifate	noun
calificación	qualification	noun
califiçar [califica-]	qualify, label, call/describe/pinpoint	verb
caligrafíê	calligraphy	noun
calija	pest, pain in the neck	noun
calisa [calqu-]	limestone	noun
calistenia	calisthenics, callisthenics	noun	French: callisthénie; Spanish/Portuguese: calistenia
calitá	quality	noun
calitative	qualitative	adjective
callade	quiet, reserved	adjective		Past participle adjective form
calladu	quiet	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
callar	silence, get/be quiet	verb
callê	street	noun	Spanish: calle
callê lateral	side street, alley	noun
callê-abaiju	down the street	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
callêcita	village street, small road	noun	Sp: callecita
callêxón [+:callêxónz]	alleyway	noun
calma	calm	noun
calmar	calm	verb
calme	calm	adjective
calofrio	shiver	noun
calor	heat, warmth	noun
caloríê	calorie (in food)	noun
calorose	hot (day, season)	adjective
calsado	footwear	noun
calz	lime, whitewash	noun
calzado	footwear	noun
calzar	wedge	verb
calzo	wedge	noun
calzon(ez)	panties	noun
cama	bed	noun
camada	bed (of clay, mineral deposits…)	noun
camague	underripe (fruit, vegetable), in between green and fully ripe	adjective
cambalatchi	favor, errand	noun
cambiar	change	verb
cambiar de tactica	change one's policy/tactic	verb
cambio	change, switch (in policy)	noun
cambio de fasi	phase shift	noun
cambrera	waitress, attendant	noun
cambrero	waiter, attendant	noun
cambro	chamber, room in restaurant, public area	noun
Cambro de Représentantiz	House of Representatives	noun
camelar	woo, seduce	verb
camelidjo	camelid: a mammal with a 3-chambered stomach, including the camel, llama, guanaco, alpaca, and vicuña	noun
camelo	camel	noun
cámera	camera	noun
camerada	comrade	noun
cameradadj	comradeship, companionship	noun	Portuguese
camilla	portable bed, stretcher (litter)	noun
caminada	walk	noun
caminar	walk	verb
caminata	trek	noun	Spanish: caminata
camino	path, road, route	noun
camino bien-trijade	well-trodden path	noun
camión	truck	noun
camioneta	pickup truck, small truck or van	noun	Spanish: camioneta; Portuguese: caminhonete; Italian: camioncino
camisa	shirt	noun
camisear-se	conceal (a weapon)	verb
camiseta	t-shirt	noun
camiziña	condom	noun
camizol	light coat, jacket	noun
camoti, batata dolce	sweet potato	noun
campaña	countryside, the country	noun
campana	bell	noun
campanario	steeple, church tower	noun
campanillaz	slang: balls	noun
campeina	campaign: an organized operation or course of action to achieve a particular goal. (see: campaña for countryside)	noun
campeón	champion	noun
campesine	rural, having to do with farming	adjective
campesino	farmer, peasant	noun
campo	field (agriculture), camp	noun
campo (înformátic)	field in a record of a database or table	noun
campo de batalla	battlefield	noun
campo de concentración	concentration camp	noun
campo de refugiadoz	refugee camp	noun
campo de trigo	wheat field	noun
campo gravitacional	gravitational field	noun
campo morfogenétic	morphagenetic field	noun
campongo	compound: group of buildings; small village of close buildings	noun	via Dutch (kampoeng) or Portuguese, from Malay kampong
camufladj	camouflage	noun
camuflar	camouflage	verb
Canadá	Canada	noun
canadense	Canadian	adjective
canadensi	Canadian, person from Canada	noun
canalla	scoundrel, rascal, rat/rascal	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Galician: canalla, Portuguese: canalha, Italian: canaglia, Romanian: canalie
cañamo	string or twine made from hemp	noun
canard, pato	duck	noun
canau	canal, channel	noun
canau navegábel	waterway (navigable by boats)	noun
canau radiculare	root canal	noun
cáncêr	cancer	noun
canción	song	noun
candel	candle	noun
candela	flourescent tube for lamp	noun
candidatar-se	run for (position, election), apply for	verb
candidato	candidate (election), applicant (for job, scholarship)	noun
candidato governatore	gubernatorial candidate	noun
candidatura	application (job,scholarship...), candidacy	noun
cándide	naïve and unsuspecting, unsophisticated	adjective
cando	when	interrogative, question word
canela	cinnamon	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
canetcho	an edible freshwater crab	noun
cangrí	prison	noun
canguru	kangaroo	noun
cani	dog (animal species)	noun
canicula	dog days; in July and August	noun
canidjo	canid, mammal of the dog family	noun	Portuguese: canídeo, Spanish: cánido
canine	canine, of or like a dog	adjective
canino	dog-like animal	noun
cannón	cannon (artillery ball)	noun
canoa	canoe	noun	Arawakan: canaoua, Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese/Italian: canoa
cañón	canyon, gorge (cut in mountains); couloir	noun
canón	canon, precept/rule; authentic books of holy scriptures, tenet	noun
canónic	canonical, canonic	adjective
canonicamén	canonically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
canonicitá	canonicity	noun
canonización	canonization	noun
cansade	tired	adjective		Past participle adjective form
cansadu	tired	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cansanción	tiredness, weariness, fatigue	noun
cansante	tiring	adjective
cansar	tire, get tired	verb
cansative	tiring, grueling	adjective	Portuguese: cansativa
cantador, cantanti	singer, vocalist (for music group)	noun
cantaleta	same old story; repeat	noun
cantante	singing	adjective
cantar	sing	verb
cantcha	sportsfield	noun
cantimplora	canteen (not a drinking establishment), water bottle	noun
cantina	bar room that serves alcoholic beverages and wines, cafeteria	noun
cantinear-se	chase after; seduce/entice	verb
cantón	state, jurisdiction within larger nation	noun
caoba	mahogany (wood)	noun
caos	chaos	noun
caótic	chaotic	adjective
capa	cover	noun
capace	capable	adjective
capacitá	capacity	noun
capacitá de concentración	powers of concentration, ability to concentrate/focus	noun
capacitá imaxinative	powers of imagination	noun
capacitación	training	noun
capacitade	qualified, trained (employee)	adjective	Spanish: capacitado
capacitar	impart skills to, train, qualify (for position), enable	verb
capacitar-se	train, acquire skills	verb
capacitáz antiblindadje	anti-armor capabilities	noun	Spanish: capacidades antiblindaje
capacitor, condensador	capacitor (electrical)	noun
capciose	captious: tending to find fault or raise petty objections.	adjective
capela	chapel	noun
capicher	grasp (the concept of), understand what someone is saying or how they are thinking (slang: get it)	verb	Italian: capire, capisce
capirucha	capital city	noun
capitalismo	capitalism	noun
capitalista	capitalist	noun
capitau	capital: money, stocks, property	noun
capitel	capital: forms the topmost member of a column or pilaster(architecture)	noun
capitén	captain, head (person in charge)	noun
capitol	capitol: building that houses a government's legislative branch	noun
capítul	meeting, section (of law)	noun
capitulación	agreement, surrender	noun
capitulación matrimonial	marriage contract	noun
capitulación sens condiciónz	unconditional surrender	noun
capitular	capitulate, surrender; agree to/on	verb
capitulare	meeting, chapter	adjective
capotar	capsize	verb	Po
capricho	whim, caprice	noun
caprichose	capricious, whimsical	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: caprichoso
caprichoz dele (mercado, oradj, ...)	vagaries of the (market, weather, …)	noun
cápsul	capsule	noun
capsulare	capsular	adjective
captivante	captivating	adjective
captivar	captivate	verb
captive	captive	adjective
captivitá	captivity	noun
captor, captriç	captor	noun
captura	capture	noun
captura dele regulador	regulatory capture	noun	Spanish: captura del regulador
capturar	capture	verb
capuca	small palm (tree) about 2 meters high	noun
capulana	cloth square	noun
caquie	khaki color	adjective
cara	face (of person)	noun
caráctêr	character, nature	noun
caractêrístic	characteristic, typical	adjective
caractêrística	characteristic	noun
caractêrizar	characterize	verb
caragol	snail (edible)	noun
caramba	musical bow of traditional instrument	noun
carambano	icicle	noun
carambelo	frozen candy	noun
caramelización	caramelization	noun
caramelo	caramel: a beige to dark-brown confectionery product made by heating a variety of sugars	noun
caratey	karate	noun
caravana	caravan	noun
carbónic	carbonic	adjective
carbono	carbon	noun
carbunco	shifting light or ball of fire that appears on hills at night indicating the presence of treasure according to folklore.	noun
carburanti	fuel (for vehicle)	noun
carcacha	old car, junker	noun
carcahada	hearty laughter; guffaw	noun
carcaxada	loud laugh, guffaw	noun	Spanish: carcajada
cárcel	prison	noun
cardenau	cardinal (catholicism)	noun	Spanish/Catalan: cardenal; Portuguese: cardeal; Italian: cardinale
cardiaque	cardiac	adjective
cardinalidjo	cardinal (bird), cardinalid	noun	Portuguese: cardinalídeo, Spanish: cardenalida, French: cardinalide
cardio-respiratorie	cardiorespiratory	adjective
carença	deficiency	noun
carença vitaminic	vitamin deficiency	noun
cargar	carry (support), charge (battery)	verb
cargoz adicional	additional charges/fees	noun
caribeñe	from the Caribbean	adjective
caribeño	person from the Caribbean	noun
caribi	red banana of Jamaican origin	noun
caricatura	caricature	noun
cariñar-se	grow fond of	verb
cariño	fondness, dearness	noun
cariñose	affectionate	adjective
carira	career	noun
carisma	charisma	noun
carismátic	charismatic	adjective
caritá	charity: benevolence towards the poor	noun
caritative	charitable	adjective	Spanish: caritativa
carmeze	crimson color, bluish deep red	adjective	Spanish: carmesí
carmun	weasel	noun	Celtic
carnavau	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."	noun
carni bovine	beef; meat from a cow	noun
carni selecte	choice meat (preferred, of good quality)	verb	Spanish: carne selecta
carni [-carna-]	meat as food, does not include fish or chicken	noun
carnicería	butcher shop, meat store	noun
carnicero	butcher, meat preparer	noun
carnivor	carnivore	noun
carnivorose	carnivorous	adjective
caroña	carrion, dead flesh, carcasses	noun	Spanish: carroña; French: charogne; Italian: carogna; Portuguese: carniça
caroñard	scavenger, vulture (figuratively)	noun	French: charognard
carpa	tent (for camping)	noun
carpintero	carpenter	noun
carpinterwerg	carpentry (work)	noun
carpir	groan, moan	verb
carpo	carpus	noun
carrel	lane (for motor vehicle)	noun
carrello de egsposición	exhibition stand, display cart	noun
carreteira	highway	noun
carretilla	wheelbarrow, cart (in store)	noun
carro	car, automobile	noun
carro compacte	compact car	noun
carro eléctric	electric car, car powered by electricity	noun
carrocería	bodywork, body shop	noun
carruco	joint, marijuana cigarette wrapped in newspaper	noun
carson	trousers, pants	noun	Papiamentu
carta	letter: written message	noun
carta blanque	carte blanche	noun
cartel	cartel	noun
cartelización	cartelization	adjective
cartelizar	form a cartel in an industry or trade (illicit or licit)	verb
cartera	satchel	noun
cartero, cartera	mailman, mail woman	noun
cartílagen	cartilage	noun
cartográfic	cartographical, cartographic	adjective
cartografíê	cartography	noun
cartografiteca	map library	noun
cartógrafo	cartographer	noun
cartucho	cartridge (of gun), cartouche	noun
carucha	pulley	noun
casa	home (place where you and your family lives), house	noun
casamento	marriage wedding	noun
casau	couple	noun
casca de noez	nutshell	noun
casco	helmet	noun
casco	hull (of vehicle, ship)	noun
cascu	shard, broken glass	noun
caso	case (in case of)	noun
caso aparte	outlier (unique member of a group)	noun
caso de estudo	case study	noun
caspa	dandruff, dander	noun
casseti	cassette	noun
cassolet	stew of slow-cooked meat	noun	French: cassoulet
castaña	chestnut	noun
castañe	brown, dark (hair, eyes)	adjective
castaño	chestnut	noun	Spanish: castaño
castello	castle	noun	Galician/Portuguese: castelo; Leonese: castiellu; Catalan: castell; Spanish: castillo; French: château
castigo	punishment for disciplinary reasons	noun
castor	beaver	noun
casuar	mock, make fun of	verb
cataclísmic, de cataclismo	cataclysmic	adjective
cataclismo	cataclysm	noun
catala	paper wasp	noun
catalano [catalun-]	Catalan (language or person)	noun
catalepsia	catalepsy	noun
catálogo	catalog, catalogue, list that is differentiated between types	noun
Catalunia	Catalonia, Cataluña	noun
catar	taste (wine), sample (a drink or food)	verb
catástrofi	catastrophe	noun
catastrófic	catastrophic	adjective
catatónic	catatonic	adjective
catcha	butt (of weapon), thigh	noun
catche	worthwhile, advantageous	adjective
catchimbeo	commotion, ruckus, brawl	noun
catchinga	caatinga: dry region with stunted vegetation especially in northeastern Brazil	noun
catchiporra	billy club	noun
catchup	ketchup, catsup	noun
catédrau	cathedral	noun
categóric	categorical	adjective
categoríê	category	noun
categoríê de nación	nationhood	noun	Spanish: categoría de nación
categoríê gramatical	part of speech, grammatical category	noun
catequesi	catechesis	noun		religious instruction given to a person in preparation for Christian baptism or confirma
catequismo	catechism	noun	Italian: catechismo, French: catechisme, Spanish/Portuguese: catecismo
cátodo	cathode	noun
católic	catholic	adjective
catolicismo	catholicism	noun
catorcime	14th, fourteenth	adjective
catorcimo	14th, fourteenth	noun
catotcha	wallet	noun
catruple, cuadruple	quadruple, four times as many	adjective
catusiar	pinch	verb
caución	bail	noun
caudau	wealth, capital, volume (of water)	noun
caudauz públic	public funds	noun
caudillazgo	caudilloship	noun	Spanish: caudillazgo
caudillo	caudillo: strong personalist leader and usually a dictator	noun
causa	cause	noun
causa físic	physical cause	noun
causalitá	causation, causality	noun
cautcho	rubber	noun
cautela	caution, stealthiness	noun
cautelosamén	cautiously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cautelose [cautelos-]	cautious	adjective
cavalcar	ride a horse	verb
cavalería	cavalry	noun
cavalerisa	stable (building for horse)	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese
cavalero	knight, horseman, cavalry soldier	noun
cavalo	horse	noun
cavalo de Troya	Trojan horse	noun
cavar	dig (manually)	verb
caverna	cavern	noun
cavernícola	caveman, cave dweller, reactionary (pejorative)	noun
cavernose	cavernous	adjective
caví [cafe-]	coffee	noun
cavihaus	coffee house	noun
cavildear	lobby (politics, campaign)	verb
cavildeo	lobbying	noun
cavildero	lobbyist	noun
cavitá	cavity	noun
caviteira	coffee maker	noun
cawin	rowdy, drunken gathering	noun
caxel	synagogue	noun	Judeo-Spanish
cayena, pimenta ruje	cayenne pepper	noun
cayera	notebook for taking notes	noun	French: cahier
cayú	fell	verb	past tense of cair
cayuco	dugout canoe	noun
cayuquero	canoeist, boatman/boatwoman; paddler	noun
cazab	cassava bread	noun
Cazaquistôn	Kazakhstan	noun
cazon	small shark	noun	Spanish
cebolla	onion	noun	Spanish: cebolla, Portuguese: cebola
cecina	dried or cured fish fillet	noun
cedilla	cédille, cedilla	noun	French: cédille; Spanish: cedilla; Italian: cediglia
cedro	cedar	noun
cédula	identification card, I.D.	noun
Cefas	Cephas	noun
célebre	famous, celebrated, renowned	adjective
celebreción	celebration	noun
celebrer	celebrate (a holiday)	verb
celebritá	celebrity	noun
celibato	celibacy	noun
célibe	celibate	adjective
celo	zeal	noun
celo por; entusiasmo por	zeal for, enthusiasm about	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
celose	zealous, easily set off, hair-trigger	adjective
célul	cell	noun
celulare	cellular	adjective
celuloidê	celluloid	noun
ceminterio	cemetery	noun
cenahora	carrot	noun
ceñir	restrict, limit, gird up	verb
cenizo	Hawaiian sweet banana	noun
centella	spark, sparkle	noun	Portuguese: centelha, Spanish: centella
centenare	centenary, 100 years, centennial	adjective
centenario	centenary, centennial	noun
centigrad	centigrade	noun
centime	100th, hundredth	adjective
centimetro	centimeter (measurement)	noun
centimo	100th, hundredth	noun
central	central	adjective
centralista	centralist	noun
centralización	centralization	noun
centralizade	centralized	adjective		Past participle adjective form
centralizadu	centralized	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
centralizar	centralize	verb
centramento	centering	noun
centrifugadora	centrifuge	noun	Spanish
centrípete	centripetal	adjective
centro	center, centre	noun
centro para negochi	business center	noun
cepa	strain (of virus etc.)	noun	Spanish/Portuguese/Galacian: cepa
cepillo	brush	noun	Spanish: cepillo; French: brosse; Catalan: raspallada; Portuguese: escova; Italian/Corsican: spazzola
cepillo dental	toothbrush	noun	Spanish: cepillo de dientes, cepillo dental; French: brosse à dents; Catalan: raspall de dents; Portuguese: escova de dentes
cerámica	ceramic	noun
cerca	fence	noun
cerca de	around, approximately	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
cercan	close, near, intimate (not in sexual way)	adjective
cercaníê	suburbs, around or near town	noun
cercar	surround, fence in, enclose (land/garden)	verb	Spanish: cercar
cerdo	pig, hog	noun
ceréau	cereal	noun
cerebelo	cerebellum	noun
cerebral	cerebral	adjective
cerebrar	think something up, brainstorm	verb	Lunfardo
cerebro	brain, cerebrum	noun
ceremonia	ceremony	noun
cerevro	brain	noun
cerisa	cherry	noun
cernedor	sieve	noun
cerner-se	sieve, sift, hover	verb
cero	zero	noun
cerrade	closed, shut	adjective		Past participle adjective form
cerrado	scrubland: vegetation in Brazil's interior	noun
cerradu	closed, shut	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cerrar	close (for business), clench, shut (window, door...)	verb
cerrar le distança	close the distance, bridge the gap(used figuritively)	verb
certesa	certainty	noun
certificación	certification	noun
certificado	certificate	noun
certifiçar [certifica-]	certify	verb
certitud [-tudin-]	certitude, certainty	noun
cerule, cerulean	cerulean (darker than azure)	adjective
cervesa	beer	noun
cervesería	brewery	noun	Spanish: cervecería; Catalan: cerveseria; Portuguese: cervejaria
cervesero	brewer	noun
cervo	deer	noun
cesante	outgoing (government, person in a position who is leaving), ceasing	adjective
cevitchi	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.	noun
chacara	farm house, small farm (estate)	noun
chacarero	farmer	noun
chadenfroidê	Schadenfreude	noun	from German, meaning harm-joy
chadrej	chess, chess board	noun
chaghiti	soggy earth, sodden ground	noun
chaghitose	soggy, waterlogged (of ground)	adjective
chagrín	sorrow, grief, heartache	noun
chaleco	vest	noun	Spanish
chali	shawl	noun
chalupi de salvetadj	lifeboat	noun
chamada en vivevoç	hands-free call	noun	Portuguese: chamada com vova-voz; Italian: chiamate in vivavoce
chamade	called, by the name of	adjective		Past participle adjective form
chamadu	called, by the name of	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
chamamento	call, appeal (of authority or group)	noun	Spanish: llamamiento, Portuguese: chamamento
chamar	call, name, appeal (law), claim	verb
chamar l'atênción sobrê	bring attention to; call attention to	verb
chamb	room, chamber (smaller than a lounge)	noun
chamb de baño; bañeiro	bathroom: room containing bathtub	noun
chamb de cochinar; cochinabo	kitchen, cooking place	noun
chamb de comer, comedouro	dining room, eating place	noun
chamb de dormir; dormitorio	bedroom	noun
chamb de enseyadj	fitting room	noun
chamb de lavar; lavabo	washroom, restroom	noun	Portuguese
chamb de sejur; living	living room, sitting room	noun
chamin	fireplace	noun
champaña	champagne	noun
champú	shampoo	noun
chanfrá	chamfer	noun	Spanish: chaflán; Portuguese: chanfro; Catalan: xamfrà
chantcha	charity: contribution to good cause	noun
chapa	plate (metal)	noun
chaparre	short (person), stocky	adjective
chapítul	chapter (of book, etc)	noun
chapo	hat	noun
chaquina	shekhina (Hebrew), sakinah (Arabic): dwelling that denotes security	noun
charj-dafeirs	chargé d'affaires: subordinate diplomat who substitutes for an absent ambassador or minister	noun
charnera	hinge, joint (knee, elbow, etc)	noun	Portuguese: charneira
charso	pool (of water, blood, rain), puddle	noun
charta	charter	noun
charta de projetu	project charter	noun
chaste	chaste: simple/restrained, not having any sexual intention or nature	adjective
chastitá	chastity	noun
chatchar	cuff (handcuff), boot (a vehicle)	verb
chatrenj	chess	noun	Portuguese: xadrez
chausa	roadway	noun
chawi	raccoon	noun	Louisiana French: chaoui
chazedj	estimation	noun	Romansch: schazetg
chédyul	schedule: hour by hour timetable	noun
cheiqui	shayk, master	noun
cheix	sheik, sheikh, cheikh	noun	Arabic
cheleste	heavenly, unworldly	adjective
chelestial	celestial	adjective
chelo	heaven, sky	noun
chelse	tall	adjective	Latin: cels-
chelsitud [-tudin-]	tallness, high stature	noun
chena	scene, (theatrical) stage, part of a play or movie	noun	Portuguese, Spanish, Italian
chenario	scenario (hypothetical), scenery, stage set, scene (sphere/place)	noun	Spanish: escenario
chenario geográfic	geographic setting	noun
chenet	gap between 2 front teeth	noun	Haitian
chénic	scenic, scenical	adjective	Sp: escénico
chenográfic	scenographic	adjective
chenografíê	scenography: relates to the study and practice of performance design.	noun
chéptic	skeptical	adjective
chepticismo	skepticism	noun
chere	dear, expensive: worth a lot	adjective
chérif	sheriff	noun
cherimoya	cherimoya, custard apple	noun
cheriño, cheriña	dear, valued person	noun
cherqui	jerky: dried and salted lean meat strips, sometimes smoked	noun
chêtol-democraciê	shuttle democracy: political activity in which someone makes frequent journeys between two countries and talks to each government in order to end a disagreement or war	noun
chevere	great, fabulous, cool	adjective
chi	yes	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	some speakers of Romansch: schi, Ladin: sci; Spanish: sí; Portuguese: sim; French: oui
chic	stylish, chic, smart	adjective
chícara	cup, any kind	noun
chicoter	whip/hit with belt or switch	verb
chiença	science	noun
chiença económic, l'economíê	economics: field of economy	noun
chiença înformátic	computer science	noun
chiente	learned, well-informed	adjective
chientífic	scientific	adjective
chientista	scientist	noun
Chile	Chile	noun
chilean	Chilean	adjective
chileno	Chilean	noun
Chili	Chile (Country)	noun
chîminea	chimney	noun
chimpanzí	chimpanzee	noun
China [sino-]	China	noun
chinech	Chinese (Mandarin language), person from China	noun
chinese	Chinese	adjective
chinqui	bedbug	noun
chintchin	drizzle, street music	noun
chipren	Cyprus	noun
chirúrgic	surgical, operative (in medicine, physiology)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	adj	Spanish: quirúrgico; Portuguese: cirúrgico;
chirurgíê	surgery	noun	French: chirurgie; Spanish: cirugía; Portuguese: cirurgia
chirurgien	surgeon	noun	French: chirurgienne; Italian: chirurgo; Spanish: cirujano; Portuguese: cirurgião
chisma	schism	noun
chispa	spark	noun
chítcharo	green pea	noun	Mexican and Cuban Spanish: chícharo
chitcharron	pork rind, piece of fried pork skin	noun
chivado	informer, squealer	noun
chivar-se	denounce somebody, squeal (inform police...)	verb
chiviadaz	games of chance, dice games	noun
chiviadera	gambler, craps shooter	noun
chlorofluorocarbon	chlorofluorocarbon (CFC)	noun
chmêc	schmuck: foolish and contemptible person	noun
chnapa	brandy: distilled wine, spirit made from grapes	noun	German: Schnaps, Venetian: sgnapa
chnitzel, filey frite com un pollo	chicken fried steak, wiener schnitzel	noun
chocar	crash (into), collide with, hit something	verb
chocolati	chocolate	noun
chocoti	spanish plum, red mombin	noun
chofa	shovel	noun
chofêr	driver, chauffeur	noun	Spanish
choquente	shocking	adjective
choquer	shock, shake	verb
choqui	shock	noun
choriso	pork sausage that is cured and smoked with chili peppers	noun
chortcha	oriole bird species	noun
choru	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.	noun
chou	show	noun
chovinismo	jingoism, chauvinism	noun
choviniste	jingoistic, chauvinist	adjective
chucreiro	sugar bowl	noun
chucro de cana	sugar cane	noun
chucro, asucá	sugar: chucro is sugar obtained from sugar cane, asuca is any kind of sugar	noun
chucrosa	sucrose	adjective
chumo	canal/river for boats (especially in town where the streets are waterways)	noun	Neapolitan
chupi	soup, chowder	noun
chuque	sour-tasting	adjective
chuquer	pierce, poke	verb	Haitian
chutchaqui	hangover	noun
chutear	shoot	verb
chuva	rain	noun
chuva de meteoraz	meteor shower	noun
chuvente	raining	adjective
chuver	rain	verb
chuvizna	drizzle	noun
cian	cyan, light blue	adjective
ciátic	sciatica	adjective
ciberataqui	cyber attack	noun
cibercriminau; ciberdelincuenti	cybercriminal, cyber criminal	noun
ciberespaço	cyberspace	noun
ciberterrorismo	cyberterrorism, cyber terrorism	noun
cicatriç [+:cicatricez]	scar, mark (an imperfection on the body)	noun
ciclo	cycle, series of phases	noun
ciclo circadian	circadian cycle	noun
ciclo hidrológic	hydrological cycle	noun
ciclón	cyclone	noun
ciegar	blind, dazzle	verb
cieghe	blind	adjective
ciertamén	certainly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cierte [cierta-, -cierto, -cert-]	certain (particular)	adjective
cifra	code, cipher	noun
cigano, cigana	gypsy	noun	Portuguese: cigano, cigana; Spanish/Catalan: gitana; Russian: tsygan; French: gitane
cigaret	cigarette	noun
cigaro	cigar, stogie	noun
cigoña	stork	noun	French: cigogne; Italian: cicogna; Occitan: cigonha; Catalan: cigonya; Spanish: cigüeña; Portuguese: cegonha
cigoña	stork	noun	Judeo-Spanish
cilantro	cilantro	noun
cilindro	cylander	noun
címbalo	cymbal	noun	Italian: cembalo; Portuguese/Spanish: címbalo; French: cymbale
cimentación	laying of the foundations	noun
cimentar	cement	verb
cincho	cheese press	noun
cincuentime	50th, fiftieth	adjective
cincuentimo	50th, fiftieth	noun
cinema	cinema, movie theater	noun
cinemátic	cinematic	adjective
cinematográfic	movie, film, cinematographic, of cinematography	adjective
cinematografíê	cinematography, film-making	noun
cinetic	kinetic	adjective
cinétic	kinetic	adjective
cínic	cynical	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: cínico/a; Italian: cinico/a
cinta	tape (strip or audio/video cassette)	noun
cinta adhesive	tape: adhesive strip	noun
cintura	waist	noun
cinturón	belt	noun
cinza	ash	noun	Portuguese
ciprés	cypress (tree)	noun
circadian	circadian (rhythm)	adjective
circuito	circuit	noun
círcul	circle	noun
circulación	circulation	noun
circular	circulate, move in circles	verb
circulare	circular	adjective
circulatorie	circulatory	adjective
circumcidar-se	circumcise	verb
circumcisión	circumcision	noun
circumferença	circumference	noun
circumferer	encompass, go around	verb
circumnavegación	circumnavigation	noun	Spanish: circunnavegación
circumpolare	circumpolar	adjective
circumspecte	carefully chosen, guarded, circumspect	adjective
circumstança	circumstance	noun
circumstanchal	circumstantial	adjective
cislunare	cislunar: between the earth and the moon	adjective
cisna	swan	noun
citación	quote (a person), citation (from a source document)	noun
citar	cite, quote from	verb
citrón, fruta cítric	citrus fruit	noun
ciudadan	citizen	adjective
ciudadanía	citizenship	noun
ciudadano	citizen	noun
ciutá	city	noun
ciutá capital	capital city, capital: principal city where the courts are and laws are made	noun
civil	civil	adjective
civili	civilian (non-military person)	noun
civilización	civilization	noun
civilizacional	civilizational	adjective
civilizade	civilized	adjective		Past participle adjective form
civilizadore, civilizante	civilizing, civilizational	adjective	Portuguese: civilizatória
civilizadu	civilized	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
civilizar	civilize	verb
clamar	cry out (to), shout (to)	verb
clamor	clamor, outcry, uproar	noun
clandestine	clandestine, undercover	adjective
claramén	clearly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
clare [clara-]	clear, apparent, see-through, bright, light(when speaking of colors)	adjective
clarificación	clarification	noun
clarifiçar [clarifica-]	clarify; illuminate	verb
claríssime	very clear, transparent; as plain as a pike staff	adjective
clarividença	clairvoyance	noun
clarividenti	clairvoyant, someone who sees the future	noun
clasi	class (not in school)	noun
clásic	classic, classical	adjective
clasificación	classification, categorization	noun
clasificade baiju	classified under, categorized under	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish
clasifiçar [clasifica-]	classify, categorize	verb
clasificatorie	qualifying, qualifier	adjective	Sp: clasificatorio
clav de fa	bass clef (key of F)	noun
clav de sol	treble clef (key of G)	noun
clav forane	foreign key	noun
clav primare	primary key	noun
clav, clev	key (musical), clef	noun
clavar	hammer, drive/thrust	verb	Spanish: clavar
clavar	hammer, drive, nail	verb
clave	key (person, topic...)	adjective
clemença	clemency, mercy and mildness	noun
clemente	mild (weather), merciful	adjective
cleptocraciê	kleptocracy	noun
clérigo	clergyman, pastor, ecclesiastic, cleric	noun
clicar	click (button on computer keyboard, mouse, controller...)	verb
clientê	client, customer, guest or shopper	noun
clientela	clientele: clients collectively	noun	Spanish/Portuguese/Italian: clientela; French: clientèle
clientelismo	clientelism	noun
clima [climat-]	climate	noun
climátic	climatic	adjective
climatológic	climatological	adjective
climatologíê	climatology	noun
climatólogo	climatologist	noun
clínica	clinic	noun
clinicien	clinician	noun
clobasa	kielbasa; sausage meat	noun	Czech: klobása
clorofila	chlorophyll	noun
co-liderar	co-lead	verb
co-ocurrente	co-occurring	adjective
co-oficial	co-official	adjective
coagul	curd, soured milk	noun
coagular	coagulate	verb
coalición	coalition	noun
cobayo	guinea pig	noun	Spanish: cobayo
coblero	cobbler (dessert, food)	noun	American English
cobrê	copper	noun
coca	coca plant: native to South America	noun
cocaína	cocaine	noun
cocha	hip (part of body)	noun	La: coxam, Sp: cojo, Po: coxa
cochín	cushion	noun
cochinar	cook	verb
cochinera, cochinero	cook, chef (at restaurant)	noun
cochquilla	tickling	noun	Spanish: cosquillas/cosquilleo, Portuguese: cócegas
cocienti	quotient	noun
cocienti intelectual	intelligence quotient	noun
coco	coconut	noun
cóctel	cocktail: mixed drink	noun
coctelera	shaker (to make cocktails)	noun	Spanish/Catalan: coctelera
cóctelez molotov	molotov cocktails	noun
cocusaigin	a person open to making friends from outside one’s country and socio-economic standing and finding common ground.	noun	Japanese
cocuyo	glowing click beetle (pyrophorus)	noun	Spanish: cocuyo from Taino
coda	tail, coda (in music)	noun
codach	reference book, codex, key book	noun	Romansch:cudesch
codici	codex	noun
codifiçar [codifica-]	codify	verb
código	code	noun
código de conduta	code of conduct	noun
codirigir	co-direct	verb
codov	elbow	noun
coegsistença	coexistence	noun
coegsistenchalismo	coexistentialism	noun
coegsistente	coexisting	adjective
coerjer	coerce	verb
coerjión	coercion	noun
coerjitive	coercive	adjective	Portuguese: coercitiva
coeternal	coeternal	adjective
coftey	meatball	noun	Judeo-Spanish
cognitive	cognitive	adjective
Cohélet	book of Ecclesiastes	noun
coherença	coherence, logic	noun
coherente	coherent: logical and consistent	adjective
cohortê	cohort: company of soldiers, band of warriors	noun
coime	astute, strategical	adjective
coimero	person who receives a bribe	noun
coîncidença	coincidence	noun
coîncidental	coincidental	adjective
coîncidim cun	matches, coincides with	verb
coîncidir [coîncide-]	coincide	verb
coinonía	fellowship and sharing life with others at a deep level	noun	Greek: Koinonia
cojado	saddle (cartographical, geographical)	noun
col	cabbage	verb	German: Kohl, Mexican Spanish, Catalan: col; Spain Spanish, Galician: repollo, French: chou
colaboración	collaboration	noun
colaborador	collaborator	noun
colaborar	collaborate	verb
colaborative	collaborative	adjective
coladura	salted anchovy	noun
colágeno	collagen	noun
colarey	necklace	noun
colatchi	kolache: sweetened yeast dough formed into rolls and filled with fruit, cheese or sausage before baking. (a Czech and Texan treat)	noun	Czech: koláče
colateral	collateral	adjective
colchón	mattress	noun	Spanish
colección	collection	noun
coleccionar	collect (stamps, baseball cards, etc)	verb
colectivamén	collectively	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
colective [colectiva-]	collective	adjective
colectivismo	collectivism	noun
colectiviste	collectivist	adjective
colectivitá	collectivity	noun	Italian: collettività, Spanish: colectividad, Portuguese: coletividade
colega	colleague, coworker	noun
colegial	collegiate	adjective
colegio	college, higher educational institute	noun
colegio electoral	electoral college	noun
cólera	cholera	noun
colgar	hang, dangle, hang up	verb
colina	hill, mound	noun
colisión	collision, crash	noun
colisionar	collide (especially vehicles)	verb
colleitaz	crops (of harvest)	noun	Portuguese: colheitas
coller	gather (evidence), pick (fruit, flowers)	verb
colmillo	fang, pointy tooth	noun	Portuguese: colmilho, Spanish: colmillo
colocade	placed	adjective
colocar	place (faith, product, investment); invest, plant, put on/up	verb	Spanish, Portuguese
coloni	colony	noun
colonial	colonial	adjective
colonialización	colonialization	noun
colonizador	settler, colonizer	noun
color	color	noun
color caramele	caramel color	noun
colorez vive	vivid colors	noun
colossal	colossal, enormous, extraordinary	adjective	Spanish
colp de estat	coup, blow of state	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Columbia Británic	British Columbia	noun
columna	pillar, column	noun
com	like, as	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
com aliança	as a covenant, covenantal	adjective	Spanish: como alianza
com l'últime caso	as the last resort	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
comadrê	midwife	noun
comandar	command (ship, controls, computer...)	verb
comando	command (computing)	noun
comarca	district, territory/region; administrative division comprising a number of municipalities	noun	Spanish
combati	combat, fighting	noun
combatienti	combatant	noun
combatir	combat, fight against	verb
combinade	combined	adjective		Past participle adjective form
combinadu	combined	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
combinar	combine, mix	verb
combustíbel	combustible	adjective
combustibilitá	combustibility	adjective
combustión	combustion	noun	Spanish: combustión
comedia	comedy	noun
comedien	comedian	noun
comencimento, comencio	commencement, starting	noun
comencir	begin, start	verb
comentar	comment	verb
comentario	commentary	noun
comentarista	commentator (on radio, television)	noun
comer	eat a meal	verb
comer dineiro	embezzle (literally: eat money)	verb
comerchábel	marketable	adjective
comerchal	commercial	adjective
comerchalización	commercialization	noun
comerchalizar	commercialize, market	verb
comerchanti	merchant (on a large scale), trader, businessman	noun
comerchar	trade, do business (with)	verb
Comerço de Emisiónz	cap and trade, emissions trading	noun
comerço [comerch-]	trade, commerce	noun
cometa	comet	noun
cómic	funny, comical	adjective
cômic, cómic	comical, funny	adjective
comida	meal (food)	noun	Spanish
comisario	commissioner, superintendent	noun
comisión	commission, assignment	noun
comisionario	commission agent, broker	noun	French: commissionnaire
como	how, in what manner	interrogative, question word
cómode	convenient, comfortable, satisfactory	adjective
comoditá	convenience, comfort	noun
comoditáz	amenities, conveniences	noun
comórbide	comorbid	adjective
comorbiditá	comorbidity	noun
comorebi	sunlight that filters through the leaves of trees	noun
compachive	compassionate	adjective	Spanish: compasivo, Portuguese: compassivo; Italian: compassionevole
compachón	compassion	noun
compactar	compact	verb
compacte	compact	adjective
compañerismo	fellowship	noun
compañero de treballo	coworker, fellow worker	noun
compañero, compa	companion, comrade, partner, fellow	noun
compañía	company: people, or group in business	noun
comparábel	comparable: capable of comparison	adjective
comparábel a	comparable to	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
comparación	comparison	noun
comparar	compare	verb
comparativamén	comparably	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
comparative [comparativa-]	comparative, related to	adjective
comparecença	appearance (before court)	noun
comparecer [-esca-]	appear (before someone or in court)	verb
Compartam este página!	share this page!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
compartijamento de înformación	information sharing	noun
compartijar	share in, participate in	verb
compartimento	compartment	noun
compartir	share, distribute	verb
compatecente	pitying, compassionate, having sympathy, sympathetic	adjective	French: compatissant
compatecer [-esca-]	have pity on, sympathize with	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: compadecer; French: compatir
compatíbel	compatible	adjective
compatibilitá	compatibility	noun
compatriote	fellow (of same nation or country)	adjective
compelide	compelled	adjective
compelidu	compelled	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
compelir	compel	verb
compendio [+:compendioz]	compendium [+:compendia]	noun
compensación	offset, compensation	noun
compensar	compensate (for), countervail, make up for	verb	Spanish: compensar
compensar	compensate, counterbalance, offset	verb
compensatorie	compensatory	adjective
competença	competence, expertise	noun
competente	competent, capable (of person)	adjective
competición	competition	noun
competitive	competitive	adjective
competitivitá	competitiveness	noun
compleje	complex, complicated	adjective
complejitá	complexity	noun
completar	complete, finish	verb
complete	complete	adjective
complicación	complication	noun
complicade	complicated	adjective
complicar	complicate	verb
cómplicê	accomplice	noun
cómplice	complicit	adjective
complicitá	complicity	noun
complimento	complement, compliment	noun
componente	constituent	adjective
componenti	component: a part or element of a larger whole, especially a part of a machine or vehicle	noun
componer [compust-, compusi-, componga-, composi-]	compose of: made up of	verb
comporta	gate (mechanical and/or locking), floodgate	noun	Spanish: compuerta; Portuguese: comporta;
comportamento	behavior, behaviour, performance	noun
comportamentoz coalicional	coalitional behaviors	noun
comportar-se	behave	verb
composente	composing	adjective
composenti	composer	noun
composer	compose, write (music, book, ...)	verb
composición	makeup, make-up, composition, constitution (of person)	noun
composide	composed (book, music, play...)	adjective
composidu	composed (book, music, play...)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
compositor	composer	noun
comprender	comprehend, understand	verb
comprensíbel	understandable, comprehensible	adjective
comprensibelmén	understandably	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
comprensión	comprehension	noun
comprensive	comprehensive	adjective
compresa	medical dressing, pack, compress	noun
comprimide	compressed	noun
comprise	included, comprising, inclusive	adjective
comprise entre	contained between	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
comprobanti	written proof, receipt of purchase, supporting document	noun
comprobar; comprobar que	check, confirm; realize (that), confirm (that)	verb
comprometidamén	committedly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
comprometide [comprometide-]	committed	adjective
comprometidu	committed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
comprometir	commit	verb
compromiso	commitment, appointment	noun
compromiso	compromise, commitment, agreement and pledge	noun	Spanish: compromiso; Portuguese: compromisso; French: compromis
compusta	compost: organic material made from decaying plants and animals	noun
compustadj	composting	noun
compuste	composite, mixed, compound	adjective
computación	computation	noun
computacional	computational	adjective
computador portátil	laptop or notebook computer	noun	Spanish: computadora portátil
computador, compiuterro	computer (usually machine)	noun	Spanish, Neapolitan
computar	compute	verb
computative	computative	adjective
computerizade	computerized, adapted to be used or operated on a computer	adjective
comtá, comdado	county, shire	noun
comunal	communal, city/municipal/town, community	adjective
comune	common	adjective
comune-luoga	cliché, platitude, commonplace remark	noun
comunicación	communication	noun
comunicaciónz mundial	worldwide communications	noun
comunicado	statement (public), press release, communiqué	noun
comunicado de obertura	opening statement	noun
comunicar	communicate	verb
comunió	communion	noun
comunismo	communism	noun
comuníssime	most common	adjective
comunitare	community, communal	adjective	Spanish: comunitario, French: communautaire
comunitario	communitarian	noun	Spanish/Italian: comunitario, comunitaria
comunitarismo	communitarianism	noun	Spanish/Italian/Portuguese
coñac	cognac, a type of twice-distilled brandy made from white wine	noun
concatenación	concatenation (computer programming)	noun	French: concaténation; Spanish: concatenación; Portuguese: concatenação
concatenar	concatenate (especially in programming), link up	verb
concebíbel	conceivable	adjective
concebide	conceived	adjective
concebidu	conceived, envisioned	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
concebir [concep-]	conceive (to bring forth an idea or baby), envision	verb
conceder [conces-]	bestow: award, grant; acknowledge: concede, admit	verb	Spanish
concentración	concentration	noun
concentrado de tomati	tomato paste	noun
concentrar	focus, concentrate	verb
concepción	conception	noun
conceptu	concept	noun
conceptu errone; idea errone	misconception	noun
conceptual	conceptual	adjective
conceptualizar	conceptualize	verb
conceptualmén	conceptually	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
concernandu	concerning	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
concernide	concerned	adjective
concernidu	concerned	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
concerniente	concerning	adjective
concernir	concern	verb
concertar	agree on, arrange, match up (data)	verb
concertista de ghitara	concert guitarist	noun
concertista de piano	concert pianist	noun
concesión	concession	noun
concesionario	dealer, concessionaire, agent of goods	noun
concesionariu de automovielez	auto dealership	noun
conchiença	awareness, consciousness, conscience	noun
conchiença înterne	inner awareness	noun
conchiença social	social consciousness	noun
conchienciose	conscientious	adjective	Portuguese: consciencioso; French: consciencieux
conchiente	conscious, aware, cognizant	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: consciente; Catalan/French: conscient
Concierto European	Concert of Europe	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
concierto [concert-]	concert (music)	noun
conciliación	conciliation	noun
conciliar	conciliate; to gain friends, bring together people or affections	verb
conciliare	conciliary, of or pertaining to councils	adjective
concilio	council	noun
concilio comunal	city council, municipal council	noun
Concilio de Europa	Council of Europe	noun
concilio superiore	high council	noun
concise	concise: brief but comprehensive	adjective
conciudadanoz	fellow citizens	noun
concluir [conclus-]	conclude: bring to a close, reach a final settlement	verb
conclusión	conclusion (brought to a close)	noun
conclusive	conclusive	adjective
concluyente	conclusive, concluding	adjective
concluyú	concluded, brought to a close	verb		past tense of -uir verb
concomitança	concomitance: being together or in connection with another	noun
concomitante	concomitant: naturally accompanying or associated	adjective
concordar	agree (grammar, people)	verb
concordia	concord: an agreement or understanding between people	noun
concurso	contest, competition	noun
condamnación	condemnation	noun
condamnar	condemn	verb
condamnar a l'ostracismo	ostracize	verb
condamnatorie	condemnatory	adjective
condecoración	award/decoration/medal	noun
condición	condition	noun
condicional	conditional	adjective
condicionalmén	conditionally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
condicionamento	conditioning	noun
condicionante	determining	adjective
condicionar	condition, determine	verb
condicionau progresive	conditional progressive	noun
condiciónz obrare	working conditions	noun
condiciónz preferenchal	preferential terms	noun
conditar	sweeten and/or preserve, candy	verb
conditería	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.	noun
conditero	confectioner	noun
conditura	candied fruit, jam	noun
condolença	condolence	noun
condominio	condo, condominium	noun
condor	condor	noun
conducción	conduction	noun
conducir [condux-, condusca-, conducc-]	drive (a vehicle), conduct a train, lead (to)	verb
conducta	conduct, behaviour	noun
conductor	driver (of vehicle), conductor	noun
conduito, conducto	conduit, duct	noun
conecsión	connection, link	noun
conecsión de basi de datoz	database connection	noun
conectar [conecs-]	connect	verb
conello	rabbit	noun
confabular-se	collude	verb
confederación	confederation	noun
conferença	conference	noun
conferença webe	web conference	noun
conferide	conferred	adjective
conferir autoritá a	confer powers to/on, empower (someone)	verb
conferir [confere-]	confer, bestow	verb
confesar	confess	verb
confesión	confession	noun
confeti	confetti	noun
confiábel	reliable, trustworthy, instilling confidence (person)	adjective
confiança	confidence	noun
confiar [confide-]	trust: have faith in something or someone; rely	verb
confidenchal [confidenciali-], confianchal	confidential	adjective
confidencialitá	confidentiality	noun
confidente	confident (of)	adjective
configuración	setting (mechanical), configuration	noun
configurar	configure (used in IT)	verb
confín	confine, limit	noun
confinar	confine	verb
confirmación	confirmation	noun
confirmar	confirm	verb
confiscación	confiscation, seizure	noun
confiscar	confiscate	verb
confiscatore	confiscatory	adjective
conflictu	conflict	noun
conflictual	conflictual	adjective
confligir [conflic-, conflige-]	conflict	verb
conformar	constitute, make up, create	verb
conforme	in agreement, satisfied/agreed	adjective	Spanish
conforme a	according to, in accordance with, IAW	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
conforme cun	in keeping with, consistent with, in line with	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish
conformitá	conformity, compliance	noun
conformitá normative, conformitá regulatorie	regulatory compliance	noun
confortábel	comfortable	adjective
confortar	comfort	verb
confucianismo	Confucianism	noun	Catalan: confucianisme; Spanish: confucianismo
Confucio	Confucius	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: Confucio
confundidu	confused, confounded	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
confundir [confus-]	confound, confuse	verb
confuse	confused, confounded	adjective
confusión	confusion, disarray, perplexity/bewilderment, mix of very different ideas	noun	Spanish: confusión; Portuguese: confusão; Catalan: confusió; French: confusion
congelador	freezer	noun
congestión	congestion (illness, traffic)	noun	Spanish
congi	furlough, leave	noun	French
congregación	congregation	noun
congregacional	congregational	adjective
congregar-se	congregate	verb
congreso	congress	noun
conjetura	conjecture	noun
conjugación	conjugation	noun
conjugal	conjugal	adjective
conjugar	marry (figurative), conjoin, conjugate (verb)	verb
conjuncción	conjunction	noun
conjunto	set, collection of parts that make a whole; mechanism	noun
conjunto de datoz	dataset	noun
conjuntura	joint, conjuncture, juncture	noun
conjuntura crític	critical juncture	noun	Spanish: coyunura crítica; Catalan: conjuntura crítica
conmemorar	commemorate	verb	Spanish
conmemorative	commemorative	adjective
conmoción	commotion, upheaval (social)	noun
conmover	move emotionally	verb
conmutación	commutation	noun		conversion of a legal obligation or entitlement into another form; action or the process
connivença	collusion, connivence	noun
cono	cone	noun
conocedor	connoisseur, expert	noun
conocer [conosca-]	know: be aquainted with	verb
conocido	acqaintance, known person	noun
conocimento	common sense, cognizance, knowledge/familiarity, consciousness (awakened state)	noun
conocimento genral	general knowledge (of something)	noun
conocimento musical	knowledge of music	noun
conocimento profunde dele tema	thorough knowledge of the subject	noun
conquista	conquest	noun
conquistador	conquerer, conquistador	noun
conquistar	conquer	verb
consagrar	consecrate, make sacred, dedicate, commit time and effort toward	verb
consanghinitá	kinship, consanguinity	noun	Portuguese: consanguinidade
consecución	attainment, achievement, fruition, procurement	noun
consecuença	consequence	noun	Spanish: consecuencia, Portuguese: consequência, French: conséquence
consecuenchalista	consequentialist	noun
conseghir	manage to, get to	verb
consellero	counselor, adviser	noun
consello	advice, counsel, guidance	noun
conselloz infalíbel	foolproof tips	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
consensu	consensus	noun
consensual	consensual	adjective
consentimento	consent, allowance	noun
consentir	consent, allow, stand/bear, tolerate/sanction	verb
conservación	conservation	noun
conservador	conservative (in politics or social norms)	noun
conservar	conserve	verb
conservatore	conservative	adjective
conservatorio	conservatory, conservatoire	noun
conservaz	canned goods	noun
considerábel	considerable, significant	adjective
considerabelmén	considerably	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
consideración	consideration	noun
considerandu que	whereas, considering that	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
considerar	consider	verb
consierj	errand person, messenger	noun
consigna	watchword, motto	noun
consistença	consistency	noun	Italian: consistenza; Portuguese: consistência; French: consistance; Spanish: consistencia
consistente	consistent	adjective
consister	consist	verb
consistorio	consistory, town hall, meeting place for politics	noun
consola	console (machine), instrument panel	noun
consola de vídeojuco	video game console	noun
consolaça	solace, assurance and comfort (especially during times of grief), consolation	noun	Portuguese: consolação/consolo, Catalan: consol, Spanish: consuelo/solaz, French: consolation
consonanti	consonant (grammar)	noun
conspicue	conspicuous	adjective
conspiración	conspiracy	noun
conspirador	conspirator	noun	Spanish: con
conspirar	conspire, collude	verb
conspirative	conspiratorial, tending toward conspiracy	adjective	Italian: cospirativa
constança	steadfastness, constancy	noun	Italian: costanza; Spanish: constancia; Portuguese: constância; French: constance; Catalan: constància
constante	constant, incessant	adjective
constantemén	constantly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
consternación	consternation	noun
consternar	dismay	verb
constipación	constipation	noun
constitución	constitution (of state)	noun
constitucional	constitutional	adjective
constituide	constituted	adjective
constituir	constitute, build up; give legal or constitutional form to (an institution)	verb
constituyú	built up, gave legal form to, constituted	verb		past tense of -uir verb
construcción	construction, the process of building together	noun
construcción de coaliciónz	coalition building	noun
construcción de confiança	trust building	noun	Spanish:construcción de confianza
constructive	constructive	adjective
constructivismo	constructivism	noun
constructiviste	constructivist	adjective
constructor	constructor, construction worker	noun
constructu social	social construct	noun
constructual	constructual	adjective
construide	built, constructed	adjective
construidu	built, constructed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
construir [construc-]	construct	verb
construyam	present subjunctive of construir [to construct]	verb
construyessê	imperfect subjunctive of construir [to construct]	verb
construyú	constructed	verb		past tense of -uir verb
constultar	contult: act stupidly with your friends and/or family; play the fool together	verb	Latin: con-stultus
consuete	customary, usual	adjective
consul	consul: Diplomatic agent in charge of defending the interests of its nationals in a foreign country.	noun
consulare	consular	adjective
consultación	consultation	noun
consultar	consult	verb
consultorio	office and place of consulting	noun
consumación	consummation	noun
consumar	make perfect, complete; make marriage complete by having sexual intercourse	verb
consumide	consumed	adjective
consumidor	consumer	noun
consumidor, clientê	consumer of a commercial product	noun
consumidu	consumed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
consumiente	consuming	adjective
consumir	use, consume	verb
consumismo	consumerism	noun
consumo	consumption, use (of goods)	noun
consumtive	consumptive	adjective
conta	account, bill, check (for meal)	noun
conta de espari	savings account	noun	Dutch
contador	accountant	noun
contaduría	accountancy, accountant's office, bookkeeping	noun
contagiar	infect, infest	verb
contagio	contagion	noun
contagiose	contagious	adjective
contaminación	contamination	noun
contaminar	contaminate	verb
contar	count	verb
contatar	contact	verb
contcha	shell (of sea creature)	noun
contchude	shameless, cheeky, brash	adjective
contegstu	context	noun
contegstual	contextual	adjective
contemplación	contemplation	noun
contemplade	contemplated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
contempladu	contemplated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contemplante	contemplating	adjective
contemplar	contemplate	verb
contêmporane	contemporary, new and hip	adjective
contención	containment, restraint, legal suit (contention)	noun
contenciose	litigious, contentious	adjective
contenedor	container (especially in transport)	noun
contener [contuvi-, contenga-, continen-]	contain, restrain, hold back, suppress, curb (expectations, etc)	verb
contenide	contained, held inside	adjective
contenido	content, subject matter, contents	noun
contenido multimidial	multimedia content	noun
contenidu	contained, held inside	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contentíssime	thrilled, extremely happy	adjective
contestábel	contestable	adjective
contestación	answer, reply	noun
contestación ale confirmación de domicilio para efeituz de înscripción de votantiz	voter registration address confirmation	noun
contestar	challenge, contest, dispute	verb
contigue	contiguous: sharing a border or next to each other	adjective
continença	self-control, continence	noun
continental	continental	adjective
continenti [continent-]	continent	noun
contingença	contingency	noun
contingente	contingent	adjective
contingíbel	contingible: possibility of happening	adjective
continuación	continuation, continuance, carrying-on	noun
continual	continual	adjective
continuar [continúa-]	carry on with, continue	verb
contínue	continuous (event, process), ongoing	adjective
continuitá	continuity	noun
contínuo dialectal	dialect continuum	noun
contra	against	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
contra-argumento	counterargument	noun
contraataqui, contra-ataqui	counterattack	noun
contrabandista	smuggler	noun
contrabando	contraband: smuggled goods, not allowed items	noun
contracción	contraction, shrinkage	noun
contrademostración	counterdemonstrations	noun
contradicción	contradiction, inconsistency	noun
contradicente	contradicting	adjective
contradicer [contraditch-, contradix-, contradiga-, contradir-]	contradict, be contrary to	verb
contradictorie	contradictory	adjective
contraditche	contradicted	adjective
contraditchu	contradicted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contrafeitual	counterfactual	adjective
contrahegemónic, contra-hegemónic	counterhegemonic	noun
contraher [contrac-]	contract: draw together, combine, make an agreement; incur (debt); make (commitments)	verb
contranarrativa	counternarrative, counter-narrative	noun
contraproducente	counterproductive	adjective
contrare	contrary, counter, opposite	adjective
contraremén	contrary to, unlike	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
contrario	opposite, contrary	noun
contraseña	password, code (to unlock something)	noun
contratación egsterne	outsourcing (of labor)	noun
contratade	contracted	adjective		Past participle adjective form
contratadu	contracted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contratar	hire under contract	verb
contratarismo	contractarianism	noun
contraterrorismo	counterterrorism	noun
contratista	contractor	noun
contratu	contract	noun
contratu blindade	ironclad contract	noun	Spanish: contrato blindado
contratu de arrendamento	lease, leasing contract	noun	Spanish: contrato de arrendamiento
contratu têmporal	short-term contract	noun
contratual	contractual	adjective
contratuerca	locknut	noun
contravenir [contravini-, contravenga-]	contravene	verb
contribución	contibution	noun
contribuir	contribute	verb
contribuyente	contributing, contributory, conducive	adjective
contribuyú	contributed	verb		past tense of -uir verb
contrite, arrepentide	contrite	adjective
control de calitá	QC, quality control	noun
control de sintonización	tuning control	noun
control numéric per computador	CNC: computer numerical control	noun
controlade	monitored, controlled	adjective
controlar	monitor, control	verb
controversia	controversy	noun
controversial	controversial: relating to or causing the expression of opposing opinions	adjective
controvertíbel	controvertible: open to question or dispute, controversial	adjective
contudo	nevertheless, however	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Portuguese; Spanish uses sin embargo
contumace	contumacious: resisting legitimate authority, headstrong, haughty and insolent	adjective	Italian: contumace, Spanish/Portuguese/Galician: contumaz, Catalan: contumaç
contumacia	contumacy: stubborn refusal to obey or comply with authority	noun
contundença	bluntness, forcefulness	noun
contundente	decisive, blunt, forceful	adjective
contunder	bruise, contuse	verb
convencer [convença-]	persuade, convince, win over	verb
convencide	convinced	adjective
convencidu	convinced	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
convención	convention, assembly (of people)	noun
convencional	conventional	adjective
conveníbel	suitable, becoming, adequate	adjective
conveniença	convenience	noun
conveniente	convenient	adjective
convenio	covenant, agreement	noun	Spanish: convenio
convenio colective	collective agreement; general wages agreement (labor rights)	noun
convenio comerchal	trade agreement	noun
convenir [convini-, convenga-]	convene: agree to, suit; be convenient	verb
convento	convent	noun
convergença	convergence	noun
convergente	convergent, converging	adjective
converger	converge	verb
conversación	conversation	noun
conversación telefónic	telephone conversation	noun
conversar	converse	verb
conversión	conversion, transformation	noun
convertir	convert, change, become (something new)	verb
convicción	conviction	noun
convidade	invited	adjective		Past participle adjective form
convidado	guest, the invited	noun
convidadu	invited	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
convidar	invite over, invite out	verb
convincente	convincing, powerful (argument)	adjective
convivença	coexistence, cohabitation, living together	noun
convivio	family get-together	noun
convocanti	organizer (of events)	noun
convocar	summon, notify; convene	verb
convoy	convoy	noun
convoyar	convoy, convey (travel together)	verb
convulsión	convulsion	noun
convulsión polític	political upheaval	noun
convulsivamén	convulsively	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
convulsive [convulsiva-]	convulsive	adjective
coôperación	cooperation	noun
coôperación antiterroriste	antiterrorism cooperation	noun
coôperar	cooperate	verb
cooptación	co-optation	noun
coordinación	coordination	noun
coordinada	coordinate	noun
coordinade	coordinated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
coordinadu	coordinated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
coordinar	coordinate	verb
copa	wine glass	noun
copa de vino	glass of wine	noun
copa para coctel, coctel-copa	cocktail glass	noun
copanti	footbridge made of planks of wood to cross a stream	noun
copia	copy	noun
copia de seguridad	backup copy	noun
copiar	copy	verb
coprofagia	coprophagy, coprophagia	noun
coquero	cocaine addict	noun
cor	core, center	noun
coraçón	heart, core of a person	noun	Portuguese: coração, Spanish: corazón, French: cœur
coradj	courage	noun
coradjose	courageous	adjective
coral	choral, of a choir	adjective
coralillo	coral snake	noun
corbela	basket	noun
corceza	bark (of tree), crust, rind, peel	noun
corda	cord, string, rope	noun
cordafono	chordophone: any stringed instrument	noun
cordero	lamb (meat)	noun
cordial	cordial, from the heart	adjective
cordialitá	cordiality, warmth, geniality	noun
cordillera	range (mountain, etc.)	noun	Portuguese: cadeia, Spanish: cordillera
cordillera mesoatlántic	Mid-Atlantic Ridge	noun	Spanish: dorsal/cordillera mesoatlántica; French: dorsale médio-atlantique; Portuguese: dorsal/ cordilheira mesoatlântica
cordoncillo	spiked pepper, false kava	noun
Coreia Norte	North Korea	noun
coreian	Korean	adjective
coreiano	Korean (person)	noun
coreografíê	choreography	noun
coreógrafo, coreógrafa	choreographer	noun
corno francese	French horn	noun
Cornuala	Cornwall, England	noun	Spanish: Cornualles, Portuguese: cornualha
cornuda	eyelash viper	noun
coro	choir	noun
corolario	corollary	noun
coronel	colonel: an officer in the U.S. Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps ranking between lieutenant colonel and brigadier general	noun	roughly English pronunciation; Spanish/Portuguese: coronel
coronela	4-door SUV	noun
corozo	cohune palm	noun
corpo estudantil	student body	noun	Galician/Portuguese: corpo estudantil; Italian: corpo studentesco; Spanish: cuerpo estudiantil
corpo pequine	small body in the solar system	noun
corpo [corpor-]	body	noun
corporación	corporation	noun
corporal	of or relating to the body	adjective
corralito	playpen	noun
corrección	correction	noun
correcte	correct, decent	adjective
corredor	broker	noun
correduría	brokerage	noun
correlación	correlation	noun
correlación înterclase	interclass correlation	noun
correlative	correlative	adjective
correlativo objetive	objective correlative	noun
correo	mail	noun
correspondença	correspondence, communication through letters; connection/interchange	noun
corresponder	correspond	verb
corresponsau	correspondent (news)	noun
corretadj	brokerage, broking	noun	Portuguese: corretagem; Spanish: corretaje
corretear	tell someone to leave	verb
corrigíbel	rectifiable; corrigible: capable of being corrected, rectified, or reformed.	adjective
corrigiduría	internal affairs, inspectorate general, corrections	noun
corrigir [correc-]	correct	verb
corromper [corrupt-]	corrupt	verb
corrompidu	rotten, putrid (of things); corrupted, gone bad (of people)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
corroncha	scaly surface or shell	noun
corrupción	corruption	noun
corrupte	corrupt	adjective
corruptíbel	corruptible	adjective
corruptibilitá	corruptibility	noun
corsaro	pirate (usually of the Barbary coast); coursair	noun
corso	roe deer	noun
corte	short (in length, distance, duration), brief	adjective
cortero	cutter: person who cuts the hanging clusters of fruit from banana plants or a coffee picker	noun
cortesan, cortesane	courtier, court-like, attendant, obliging	adjective
cortese	courtly, well-behaved, courteous, gentle, gracious	adjective
cortesíê dele casa	on the house; courtesy of the house	noun
córtiç [+:córticez]	cortex	noun
cortina	curtain	noun
cortisol	cortisol	noun
corto-mato	shortcut	noun	Mozambican Portuguese	literally: short kill
corvo	wide tip machete	noun
cosa	thing	noun
cosa segure	certainty, sure thing	noun
cosar	scratch (someone's back...), maybe rub	verb
cosín	cousin (any relation)	noun
cosmetológic	cosmetological, cosmetics	adjective
cósmic	cosmic, outer space	adjective
cosmológic	cosmological	adjective
cosmologíê	cosmology	noun
cosmopolita	cosmopolitan, cosmopolite	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: cosmopolita
cosmopolitic, cosmopolite	cosmopolitan, cosmopolitical	adjective	French: cosmopolitique, Spanish/Portuguese: cosmopolita
cosmopolitismo	cosmopolitanism	noun	Spanish/Italian/Portuguese
cosmos, l'espaço	outer space	noun
cosmovizíon	worldview	noun
costa	coast	noun
costa iste	east coast, eastern coast	noun
Costa Rica	Costa Rica	noun
costa weste	west coast, western coast	noun
costaricense	Costa Rican	adjective
costila	rib	noun
costumi	custom	noun
cota	senior citizen, older person	noun
cotchi	stroller (for baby), cart (shopping), carriage	noun
cotchi esportive	sports car	noun
cotidian	day-to-day, everyday, daily	adjective
cotidianitá	routine (in life)	noun
cotidiano	daily life	noun
cotización	price (stock market), value (financial, currency), estimate/quote (for something)	noun
covarde	coward	adjective	Portuguese: covarde; Spanish: cobarde; Catalan: covard
covardemén	cowardly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
covatcha	shanty or shack made of scraps from wood and sheetmetal as well as cardboard	noun
coxe	lacking sense, lame	adjective
coxer	take a hold of, f*** (vulgar)	verb	Spanish: coger
coya	pot (cooking), kettle	noun
coyol	Mexican wine palm	noun
coyoti	smuggler of goods, middleman, or human smuggler	noun
coyotiar	traffic	verb
crach bursátil	stock market crash	noun
crachá	name tag	noun	Portuguese: crachá
cranear	rack one's brain (around), think hard	verb
cranghixo	crab	noun
crayón	crayon, writing utensil usually made of colored wax	noun	French: crayon
crechendo	crescendo	noun
crechente	growing, increasing	adjective
crecher	grow (animals, hair, people, farm animals)	verb
crechimento	growth, expansion	noun
crechimento verde	green growth, green-growth	noun	Spanish: crecimiento verde
credibilitá	believability, credibility	noun
crédule	credulous, gullible	adjective
creíbel [credibil-]	credible, believable	adjective
creíde	believed	adjective
creídu	believed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
creír [creye-, crede-]	believe, have faith in	verb	Latin: credere
crem	cream (of milk)	noun
creme	cream	adjective
cremería	creamery (usually of ice cream)	noun
cremose	creamy	adjective
crepúscul	twilight	noun
crepusculare	of twilight	adjective
cresta	ridge (cartographical, geographical)	noun
Creta	Crete	noun
cretense	Cretan, from Crete	adjective
creveta	shrimp	noun	French: crevette
creyença	credence, belief	noun
creyente	believing	adjective
creyenti	believer	noun
creyessê	imperfect subjunctive of creír (to believe)	verb
creyose	chalky	adjective	French: crayeux
creyú	believed	verb	from Spanish: creer	preterite (past tense) of creír
criación	creation	noun
criade	created	adjective		Past participle adjective form
criador	creator	noun
criadu	created	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
criançaz	children, created beings	noun
criante	creating	adjective
criar	create	verb
criativamén	creatively	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
criative [criativa-]	creative	adjective
criatura	creature	noun
crica	creek, brook	noun
crimen [+:crimenz; crimin-]	crime	noun
criminal	criminal	adjective
criminau	criminal (person)	noun
criosfera	cryosphere	noun
criptografíê	cryptography	noun
criptológic	cryptological, cryptologic	adjective
criptologíê	cryptology	noun
criptólogo	cryptologist	noun
Crîs	Chris (name)	noun
crisi	crisis	noun
crisi de significado	crises of meaning	noun	Portuguese: crise de significado; Spanish: crisis del significado
crisi nervose	nervous breakdown	noun
crisiz	crises	noun
crisol	crucible	noun	Spanish/Catalan
crispación	crispness, great irritation	noun	Spanish
cristaline	crystalline, transparent	adjective
cristan	Christian	adjective
cristanismo	Christianity	noun
cristanitá	Christendom: the global community of those who adhere to the Christian faith, with religious practices and dogmas gleaned from the teachings of the Bible.	noun
cristano, cristana	Christian (someone who adheres to the teachings of Christ and believes in the resurrection)	noun
cristau [cristal-]	crystal	noun
Cristmisa	Christmas, Christ-mass	noun
Cristo	Christ	noun
Cristóbau Colombo	Christopher Columbus	noun	Portuguese: Cristóvão Colombo; Spanish: Cristóbal Colón
cristologíê	Christology	noun
criterio [+: criterioz]	criterion: singular criteria [+: criteria]	noun
crític	critical: fault-finding, analytical	adjective
criticar	criticize	verb
criticismo	criticism	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: criticismo
critico	critic, reviewer	noun
Croacia	Croatia	noun
croacian	Croatian	adjective
croata, croaciano	Croatian	noun
crocante	crunchy, crispy	adjective	Portuguese: crocante; Italian: croccante; Romanian: crocant
crocodilo	crocodile	noun
cromosoma	chromosome	noun	Spanish/Italian: cromosoma, Portuguese: cromossoma
cronic	chronic: lasting and denotes seriousness	adjective
cronica, croniec	chronicle: a factual written account of important or historical events in the order of their occurrence.	noun
cronista	chronicler	noun
cronograma	timetable, schedule	noun	Portuguese: cronograma
cronológic	chronological	adjective
cronologíê	chronology: the science of arranging events in their order of occurrence in time	noun
crosta	crust	noun	Spanish: costra; Portuguese/Catalan: crosta; French: croûte
crosta continental	continental crust	noun
crostille	crusty	adjective	French: croustillant
crovata	necktie	noun
cruasant	crescent (food)	noun
cruç [+:crucez]	cross	noun
crucial	critical, crucial	adjective
crucificación	crucification	noun
crucificadu	crucified	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
crucifiçar [crucifica-]	crucify	verb
crucificsión	crucifixion	noun
crucifixo	crucifix	noun
crucin	crossing, intersection	noun
crue	raw, crude	adjective
cruele	cruel	adjective
crusada	crusade	noun	Spanish:cruzada
cruxiente	crunchy, crispy	adjective
cruxir	crunch, grind, creak	verb
cuaderno	exercise book	noun
cuadrado [cuadrat-]	square	noun
cuadrátic	quadratic	adjective
cuadrícul	grid	noun
cuadriñoz	comics: comic strips	noun
cuadro	picture, engraving, print	noun
cuahiniqui	cocoawood tree	noun
cual	which one, which ones; what (followed by is/are, when not expecting a definition)	interrogative, question word
cualquel	any (used in affirmative sentences), whichever, no matter which	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
cualquel cosa	anything (positive), something	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
cualquel luoga (dan/a ...)	anywhere, any place	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
cualquelom	anybody (any which person)	pronoun
cuantitá	quantity	noun
cuantitative	quantitative	adjective
cuanto	how much, how many	adjective
cuanto custo	how much, at what cost	interrogative, question word
cuarentime	40th, fortieth	adjective
cuarentimo	40th, fortieth	noun
cuaresima	Lent: forty days that begins with Ash Wednesday and ends with the celebration of Easter	noun
cuarta	4th/fourth note above root in music	noun
cuarte	4th, fourth, quart	adjective
cuartel	barracks, quarters	noun
cuarto	4th, quart, quarter (of a)	noun
cuasi	almost, near to	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cuaxada	cuajada: dairy product like cottage cheese wrapped in plantain leaves	noun
cubata	house	noun
cuberta	bed cover	noun
cuberta de paseo	covered deck, promenade deck	noun
cuberte	covered	adjective
cubertu	covered	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cubertura	coverage, range (of radio...), covering	noun
cubiha	roof	noun
cubihar	shelter, protect from the elements	verb
cubriente	covering	adjective
cubrir [cubert-]	cover	verb
cucarotcha	cockroach	noun
cuchac	belt, girdle	noun	Judeo-Spanish
cuchma	traditional long shirt/dress	noun
cudir	answer	verb
cueinte	quaint: attractively old-fashioned, outdated	adjective
cuello	influence (have pull)	noun
cuello	collar	noun	Spanish
cuelo	neck	noun
cuenca	socket (of eye); bowl	noun
cuerda	string (of stringed instrument)	noun	Spanish
cuero	leather	noun	Spanish; Portuguese: couro/coiro
cuervo	raven	noun
cuestión	question (on exam), problem/issue	noun
cuestionábel	questionable	adjective
cuestionar	question: give a problem or issue to solve (especially on examinations)	verb
cuetaso	blast, explosion	noun
cuetêz	fireworks	noun	Mexican Spanish: cuetes
cuetiar	shoot	verb
cui	guinea pig that is eaten	noun
cuidado	caution, care	noun
cuidadosamén	carefully	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cuidadose [cuidadosa-]	careful, exhibiting caution	adjective
cuidar	watch with care, be mindful of	verb
cuizín	cuisine, cooking (as an art)	noun
culadj	loss of stock, business loss	noun
culata	cylinder head, hind quarters, buttstock (of weapon)	noun
culata	butt (of gun)	noun
culatchino	condensation from a glass: the mark left on a table by a cold glass.	noun
culeid	powdered fruit drink mix	noun
culer	sink, go under, cast (mold, metal)	verb
culicha	earthworm	noun
culinare	culinary, of cooking	adjective
cullara	spoon	noun	Spanish: cuchara, Portuguese: colher
culminante	culminating, climactic: exciting or thrilling and acting as a climax to a series of events	adjective
culminar	culminate, reach/attain/conclude	verb
culo	butt (colloquial)	noun	Spanish: culo
culo-de-sac	cul-de-sac	noun
culpa	fault: blame/responsibility	noun
culpábel	guilty, culpable	adjective
culpabilitá	culpability	noun
culpade	guilty	adjective		Past participle adjective form
culpado	the accused, the guilty	noun
culpadu	guilty	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
culpar	blame	verb
culpeo	fox species	noun
cultivación	cultivation	noun
cultivador	weeding hoe	noun
cultivar	cultivate, weed	noun
cultive	educated, cultured	adjective
cultivo concertade	concerted cultivation	noun
culto	cult	noun
cultura	culture	noun
cultura de empresa	corporate culture	noun
cultura mesopotámic	Mesopotamian culture	noun
cultural	cultural	adjective
cuma	farm tool used for weeding	noun
cumba	noggin, head	noun
cumbi	top, summit	noun
cumbrê	summit (political)	noun	Spanish: cumbre
cumitti	committee	noun
cumpleañu, cumpleannu	birthday	noun
cumplide	completed, fulfilled, full	adjective
cumplidu	completed, fulfilled, full	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cumplimento	compliance, acquiescence	noun
cumplir	fulfill, comply, carry out, complete, adhere to	verb
cumprade	bought	adjective		Past participle adjective form
cumprador	buyer	noun
cumprador principal	head buyer, principal purchaser	noun
cumpradu	bought	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cumprar	buy	verb	Spanish/Papiamentu
cun	with	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Romansh, Sardinan...
cun blindadj; blindade	shielded	adjective
cun desprecio	contemptuously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cun frecuença	often, with frequency	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cun ideaz semellante	like-minded	adjective
cun l'esperança de que	in the hope that	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
cun le que	with which	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
cun licença	with license, excuse me (may I continue?)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
cun mig	with me	pronoun
cun simpatíê	favorably, with liking	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cun su autorización	on his authority, with his authorization	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
cun tal de	as long as, if	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
cun tig	with you	pronoun
cun todo promtitud	expeditiously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cuna	crib	noun
cuñad	brother-in-law	noun
cuñada	sister-in-law	noun
cuneiforme	cuneiform	adjective
cuota	quota	noun
cuota de înscripción	registration fee	noun
cúpula	dome, cupola	noun
Cúpula dele Roca	Dome of the Rock	noun
curasau	curassow: pheasant-like bird from American tropical forests	noun	Portuguese
cúrcuma	turmeric	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: cúrcuma; Italian/French: curcuma
curde	drunk	adjective
curona	crown (on head)	noun	French: couronne, Italian/Spanish/Catalan: corona, Portuguese: coroa, Romanian: coroana
curredor	corridor, passage	noun
curredor	runner, racer	noun
currente	current, running	adjective
currenti	current (of water)	noun
currenti de turbidesa	turbidity current	noun
currer	run: move fast	verb
currículo vitae	resume (for a job), curriculum vitae	noun
cursa	race, competition	noun
cursa de armamentoz	arms race	noun
curso	course: natural order	noun
curtir	be into, be involved in	verb	Lunfardo
curuma	lump of salt made from evaporating sea water	noun
curviliñe	curvaceous	adjective
cusicuz	so-so, not bad, normal	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
custar	cost	verb
custo	cost	noun
custose	costly, pricey	adjective
custoz prisupustade	budgeted costs	noun
cususa	moonshine, hooch	noun
cutatcha	large knife	noun
cutche	boxed in, in a helpless or weak position	adjective
cutcho	knife	noun
cutchumbo	exchange of gifts at a Christmas or similar gathering	noun
cuumba	kuumba: creativity with the goal of leaving our environment more beautiful and beneficial than when we inherited it.	noun	Swahili
cuver	sit on, brood (an egg); mollycoddle (keep someone or something safe)	verb
cuvitorio	hatchery	noun
cuyo	whose (used in relative clauses)	adjective
d. de C., dopué de Cristo	A.D.; Anno Domini	noun
da, dai	give (imperative or command form)	verb	Spanish: da, damos, dé, den; Portuguese: dá, dê, dêmos, demos, dai, dêem
dab	out of, taken from	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Italian da (de ab)
dadu	given	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
daga	dagger	noun
dama de hônor	bridesmaid	noun
dança	dance	noun
danech	Danish	noun
danese	Danish	adjective
Dangú	Thanks (when server brings something at restaurant, or someone hands you something you asked for)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Papiamentu Danki from Dutch
danimarca	Denmark	noun
dañine	able to cause harm, harmful, dangerous	adjective
daño	hurt, harm	noun	Spanish: daño
dañose	harmful, that damages, damaging	adjective
dantesc	Dantesque, Dantean (pertaining to Dante’s style)	adjective
daoísmo	daoism, taoism	noun
dar remolqui	tow	verb
dar seghimento a	proceed with	verb	Portuguese: dar seguimento a
dar un consello	give a piece of advice	verb
dar [di-, dem]	give	verb
darga	shield	noun
darsena	dock, shipside	noun
datación radiométric	radiometric dating	noun	Spanish: datación radiométrica; French: datation radiométrique, Portuguese: datação radiométrica
dati	date (fruit)	noun
dato [+:datoz]	datum [+:data, information/facts]	noun
datoz empíric	empirical data	noun
datoz sens estructura	unstructured data	noun
de	of or from, and can indicate possession	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de acordo	in agreement, agreed; okay	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de ancho	width (used alone)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de bone reputación	well-established (of good reputation)	noun	adj	Spanish: de buena reputación
de búsqueda de rentaz	rent-seeking	adjective	de búsqueda de rentas
de comerço equitábel	fair trade	adjective
de conformitá cun l'artícul #	pursuant to section #	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
de conspirador; conspiratore	conspiratorial, conspiratory	adjective
de cualquel manera	anyhow (carelessly, haphazardly)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de desculpa; arrepentide	apologetic	adjective
de dos fasiz	2-stage	adjective
de efeitu suspensive	standstill	adjective
de enbaiju	downstairs, lower, from bottom	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
de enseyadj	fitting	adjective
de entregherraz	interwar, between wars	adjective
de equipo	team	adjective
de Eustaquio	Eustachian	adjective	named after Eustachius/Eustace	usually refers to tubes in inner ears
De feitu	As a matter of fact	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
de gran precisión	accurate (missile, launch)	adjective
de idad avancide	well along in years, of an advanced age	adjective
de jurio	de jure: according to rightful entitlement or claim	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
de l'orden públic	law enforcement	adjective
de l'últime décadaz	of the last decades	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish: de las últimas décadas
de longhe alcanci	long-range (of rockets, ships, missiles)	adjective	Spanish: de largo alcance; Portuguese: de longo alcance; French: à longue portée
de longo	length	noun
De mesme manera	In the same manner, similarly	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de nada	you're welcome; it was nothing	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
de ningú modo	no way	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de nosre día	nowadays	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de nuve	afresh, anew, (sometimes) again; de novo	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de om a l'outro	of each other, one to the other	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de onde	from where	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de origen aérie	airborne	adjective
de origen hidric	waterborne	adjective
de origen înmigratorie	with immigrant backgrounds	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
de origen; peor original	derivative, less original	adjective
de Oriónidjo	Orionid	adjective
de parti de	on behalf of, from	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: de parte de
de pósgherra	postwar	adjective
de propósito	on purpose, deliberately	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de protección, protectore	protective, protecting	adjective
de pure casualitá	by any chance	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish
de que le que será	than the one that was	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
de quíe	whose (used in questions)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de rigenración; rigenrative	regenerative	adjective
de romplone	without warning, unexpectedly	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de sanghi calide	warm-blooded	adjective
de sanghi frije	cold-blooded (of animal)	adjective
de su pesonalitá jurídic	of his legal status	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de suma împortança	all-important	adjective
de tal manera	likewise	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de ultramêr	overseas	adjective
de Westfalia	Westphalian	adjective
debati	debate	noun
debati ulose	heated debate	noun
debatir	debate, discuss	verb
débil	weak, faint/light (breeze, voice, sound)	adjective
debilitá	weakness, debility	noun
debilitación	debilitation, weakening	noun
debilitante	debilitating, weakening	adjective
debilitar	debilitate, weaken	verb
debit	debit (of bank account)	noun
debutanti	debutante: upper class young lady	noun
década	decade	noun
decadença	decadence	noun
decaimento	decay, decline, weakening (of health)	noun
decair [decade-]	decay, wane	verb
decapitar	behead, decapitate	verb
decayú	decayed	verb	past tense of decair
decenaz de	tens of	noun
decença	decency	noun
decente	decent, acceptable	adjective
dechade	left (behind)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
dechadu	left (behind)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
dechar	leave (something or someone behind); let/allow without stopping	verb
dechar salir a algom	let someone out	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
dechem-nois saber; înformem-nois	let us know; inform us	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: déjenos saber; Portuguese: deixe-nos saber	"You" is the implied subject, "let" is the verb (command form), and "us" is the indirect
decidide	decided, purposeful	adjective
decididu	decided, purposeful	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
decidir	decide	verb
decilitro	deciliter	noun
decimal	decimal	adjective
decimau	decimal	noun
décime	10th, tenth	adjective
décimo	10th, tenth	noun
decina (de)	approximately ten (units), about ten, ten or so (in a group), some	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Portuguese: dezena; Spanish: decena; French: dizaine; Catalan: desena; Italian: decina
decinas (de)	tens (used to accentuate a number), dozens	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
decisión	decision	noun
decisiónz conchiente	conscious decisions	noun
decisive	decisive	adjective
declamación	declamation	noun
declamade	declaimed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
declamadu	declaimed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
declamar	declaim: utter or deliver words or a speech in a rhetorical or impassioned way	verb
declaración	declaration, announcement	noun
declaración jurada; afidavit	affidavit	noun
declaraciónz demagógic	demagoguery	noun
declarar	declare	verb
declivi	downhill slope	noun
decor	decor, set	noun
decoración	decoration	noun
decorar	decorate	verb
decorative	decorative	adjective
dedaso	custom or practice of handpicking candidates for office	noun
dedicación	dedication, devotion towards a cause, work towards something	noun
dedicar	devote, dedicate	verb
dedo	finger, digit	noun
dedo de pied	toe	noun
dedo índice	index finger	noun
dedocraciê	a small organization of special people that handpicks people for elected office; dedocracy	noun
dedócrata	dedocrat	noun
dedocrátic	handpicked by elitist government	adjective
deducción	deduction	noun
deducir [dedux-, dedusca-, deducc-]	deduce, deduct	verb
deductive	deductive	adjective
defender	defend	verb
defensa	defense	noun
defensive	defensive	adjective
defensor	defender (of something/someone), advocate	noun
defensor dele suprémacia blanque	white supremacist	noun
déficit	deficit, shortfall	noun
déficit prisupustare	budget deficit	noun
definición	definition	noun
definide	defined, definite	adjective
definidu	defined, definite	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
definir	define	verb
definitivamén	definitely	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
definitive [definitiva-]	definitive, final	adjective
definitorie	defining, distinctive	adjective
defraudar	disappoint, let down, dash (hope)	verb
defuse	diffuse, not concentrated	adjective
degeneración maculare	macular degeneration	noun
degradante	degrading	adjective
degradar	degrade	verb
degstre	dextrous, skilled, skillful, deft	adjective	Portuguese/Italian: destro, Catalan: destre, Spanish: diestro
degstresa	dexterity, skill, deftness	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: destreza, Italian: destrezza, French: dextérité
dejección	dejection	noun
dejetar	deject	verb
dêl	dried lentils	noun
delanch de	in front of	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
delanch dele Padrê	before the Father	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
delanchare	forward; head/front, out front	adjective
dele	of the (contraction: de le)	article or demonstrative		contraction
dele cambio de sigul	turn-of-the-century	adjective
dele congreso	congressional	adjective
deleción	deletion (biological)	noun
deleciónz génic	gene deletions	noun	Spanish: deleciones génicas
delegación	delegation	noun
delegar	delegate: send as a representative	verb
deleitar	delight	verb
deleitose	delightful	adjective
delgade	delicate, thin (of object)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
delgadu	delicate, thin (of object)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deliberación	deliberation	noun
deliberar	deliberate	verb
delicade	delicate, gentle	adjective
delicadesa	gentleness, tenderness, delicacy	adjective
delicha	delight, allure	noun
delichose	delicious, yummy	adjective
delincuença	delinquency, unlawfulness, crime	noun
delincuente	delinquent, criminal, offending	adjective
delincuenti	criminal, delinquent (person)	noun
delito	offense, delict, misdemeanor	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: delito
delituose	offensive, criminal (intent to be harmful)	adjective	Portuguese, Spanish:delictivo
dem	present subjunctive of dar [to give]	verb
demae	the rest, others	adjective
demagogo	demagogue	noun
demañá	tomorrow	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Catalan: demà; Portuguese: amanhã; Spanish: mañana; French: demain
demanda	demand	noun	Spanish
demanda de	demand (for)	noun
demandar	sue, take someone to court	verb
demasia	excess	noun
demasiado	too, too much, excessively	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
demasie	excess	adjective
demente	demented, insane	adjective
dementir	contradict, deny	verb
democraciê înclusive	inclusive democracy	noun
democraciê [democrat-]	democracy	noun
demócrata	democrat	noun
democrátic	democratic	adjective
democratizar	democratize	verb
demonio	demon	noun
demostrábel	demonstrable	adjective
demostración	demonstration	noun
demostrar	demonstrate, prove	verb
demostrative	demonstrative	adjective
dena	dinner	noun
denar	dine	verb
denigrade	denigrated	adjective
denigrar	denigrate, defame	verb
denîm	denim	noun
denominación	denomination (of money); naming, designation	noun
denominar	denominate	verb
dense	dense, thick (fog)	adjective
densitá	density	noun
dental	dental	adjective
denti [+:dentiz, dent-]	tooth [+:teeth]	noun
dentifrico	toothpaste	noun
dentista	dentist	noun
dêntro	within, inside, indoors	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
dêntro de	within, inside of	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
dêntro de l'ámbito de	within the limits of, in the context of	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: dentro del ámbito de
dêntro dele pantalón	tucked in (shirt); inside the pants	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
denuncianti	whistleblower	noun	Spanish: denunciante
denuncianti	denunciator	noun
denunciar	denounce	verb
Deo	God	noun
deontologic	deontological	adjective
deontologíê	deontology	noun
deparar	have in store, bring, yield	verb	Spanish: deparar
departamental	departmental	adjective
departamento	department or ministry of government, department of a business	noun
dependença	dependence	noun
dependente	dependent, depending	adjective
dependenti	dependent	noun
depender	depend, hang upon (something else)	verb
dependide	depended	adjective
dependidu	depended	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
depleyamento	deployment, display	noun
depleyar	unfold, spread out, deploy	verb
deplorábel	deplorable	adjective
deplorar	deplore	verb
deportación	deportation	noun
deportante	deporting	adjective
deportar	deport, carry off	verb
depresión	depression	noun
deriva continental	continental drift	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: deriva continental; French: dérive des continents; Italian: deriva dei continenti; Catalan: deriva dels continents
derivación	derivation	noun
derivacional	derivational	adjective
derivade	derived, derivative	adjective
derivado	derivative	noun
derivado	outgrowth, derivative, by-product	noun
derivar	derive from, come from, arise from	verb
dernie	last, highest or lowest	adjective
derogatorie	derogatory	adjective
derramamento	spilling, shedding (of blood, of light)	noun
derramar	spill (liquid), shed (light, blood)	verb
derritir	melt	verb
derrota	defeat, loss	noun
derrotar	defeat, beat in a game	verb
derrubioz	debris	noun	Spanish: derrubios
derrucar	overthrow, topple, knock down, pull down, cut down a tree	verb	Spanish: derrocar; Portuguese: derrubar
desabasto	shortage	noun
desaceleración	deceleration	noun
desacelerar	decelerate: go slower	verb
desacopladj; desacoplamento	decoupling	noun	French: découplage
desactivade	deactivated, disabled	adjective
desactivar	deactivate, disable (computer, comments on blog...)	verb
desafiar	defy, challenge, brave	verb
desafío	challenge, defiance	noun
desafortunadamén	unfortunately	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
desafortunade [desafortunada-]	unfortunate	adjective		Past participle adjective form
desafortunadu	unfortunate	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desagradábel	unpalatable, disgusting, not enjoyable	adjective
desalento	dismay, consternation, despondency	noun
desanimar-se	get discouraged, lose heart, dishearten one's self	verb	Spanish: desanimarse
desanodar	dénouement; an untying (of knots, nodes)	verb	Spanish: desanudar; Latin: nodus
desaparecer [-esca-]	disappear (do the opposite of appear)	verb
desarmamento	disarmament	noun
desarmar	disarm	verb
desastrê	disaster	noun
desatênción	inattention, impoliteless, neglect	noun
desayun	breakfast	noun
desbocade	runaway, out of control	adjective
desbocar-se	bolt, run away, get out of control	verb
desbordamento	overflowing, flood, outburst	noun	Sp: desbordamiento
desbordante	overflowing	adjective
desbordar	overflow	verb
desbordo	overflowing, outburst	noun
descansar	rest, unwind	verb
descanso	rest, break from working	noun
descarade	blatant, shameless (disrespect, disregard for authority or rules)	adjective
descarbonación	decarbonization of steel	noun
descarburación	decarbonization	noun
descargamento, descarga	unloading	noun
descargar	fire/discharge (a weapon)	verb	French: décharger; Spanish: disparar
descartar	rule out, dismiss, discard/reject	verb	Spanish: descartar
descartar-se	discard, throw away	verb
descendenti	descendant	noun
descender	descend	verb
descentralización	decentralization	noun
descentralizade	decentralized	adjective		Past participle adjective form
descentralizadu	decentralized	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
descentralizar	decentralize	verb
descentramento	decentering, bias	noun
descifrar	decipher	verb
desclasificade	declassified	adjective
desclasifiçar [desclasifica-]	declassify	verb
descolonialización	decolonialization,decolonialisation	noun
descomponer [descompust-, descompusi-, descomponga-, descomposi-]	decompose	verb
desconcertante	bewildering	adjective
desconcertar	bewilder, unsettle, disconcert	verb
desconectar	disconnect	verb
desconfiança	mistrust, distrust	noun	French: méfiance; Spanish: desconfianza
desconfortábel	uncomfortable, incommodious	adjective
desconforto	discomfort	noun
desconocide	unfamiliar, unknown	adjective
desconsolade	grieving, inconsolable, heartbroken	adjective
desconstruir	deconstruct	verb
descontaminación	decontamination	noun
descontentamento	dissatisfaction, discontent, discontentment	noun
descontente	discontent, malcontent, unhappy, disgruntled	adjective
descoradjade	discouraged	adjective		Past participle adjective form
descoradjadu	discouraged	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
descoradjamento	discouragement	noun
descoradjar	discourage	verb
descortesíê	incivility	noun	Spanish: descortesía
descripción	description	noun
descripción genral	overview, general description	noun
descritu	described	past participle
descriver [descrit-, descrip-]	describe	verb
descubertu	discovered, uncovered	past participle
descubridor	discoverer (person)	noun
descubrimento	discovery	noun
descubrir [descubert-]	discover, uncover	verb
descuidade	careless, without caution	adjective		Past participle adjective form
descuidade	unkempt, sloppy, messy, careless	adjective
descuidadu	careless, without caution	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
descuidar	neglect, abandon, not bother with	verb
desculpa	apology: expression of regret, excuse	noun
desculpábel	excusable, forgivable	adjective	Portuguese: desculpável
desculpabilizar	exonerate: free from blame	verb
desculpar	forgive, excuse, unblame	verb
desculpar-se	apologize, say you are sorry	verb
desculpem-me	pardon me, excuse me	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection		formal, respectful; Use when entering a room, interrupting a conversation, etc
desde	from (indicating starting point), since	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	de + ex + de (vulgar latin)
desde arriba	from above	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
desde cando	how long (something has been going on), since when	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
desde enbaiju	from below	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
desde esse día en adelanch	from that day forward	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
desde lexos	from a distance, from afar	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
desdén	disdain	noun
desdeñábel	contemptible	adjective
desdeñar	scorn, look down on	verb
desdeñose	dismissive, disdainful, scornful	adjective
desecación	desiccation: process of extreme drying	noun
desejábel	desirable	adjective
Desejandu te un....	Wishing you a....	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
desejar	desire, wish	verb	desear in Spanish
desejo	desire, wish	noun
desembarcar	land, disembark	verb
desembarco	landing, disembarkation	noun
desencadenar	unchain, trigger, unfetter	verb
desenfatizar	de-emphasize, deemphasize	verb
desentrañar	disembowel	verb
desequilibrio	imbalance, unsteadiness	noun
deserte	deserted	adjective
deserto	desert: barren area of land where little precipitation falls	noun
desertor	defector	noun
desesperación	desperation, hopelessness	noun	Catalan: desesperació, Spanish: desesperación, Italian: disperazione, French: désespoir, Portuguese: desespero
desesperade	desperate	adjective		Past participle adjective form
desesperado	person in despair: desperado	noun
desesperadu	desperate	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desesperança	despair	noun
desesperar	despair	verb
desestabilización	destabilization	noun
desestabilizante	destabilizing	adjective
desestabilizar	destabilize	verb
desestigmatizar	destigmatize	verb	Spanish
desfacer [desfetch-, desfici-, desfaga-, desfar-]	undo	verb
desfasi	phase lag, gap/difference	noun	Spanish: desfase
desfavorábel	unfavorable, inauspicious	adjective
desfavorecer [-esca-]	not to suit (clothes), hurt in some way, disadvantage	verb
desfavorecide	disadvantaged, unfavored	adjective
desfavorecidu	disadvantaged, unfavored	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desfetchu	undone	past participle
desfigurar	disfigure	verb
desfollar	defoliate, pull off petals	verb	Spanish: deshojar, Portuguese: desfolhar, French: défolier, Italian: defogliar
desgenerade	degenerated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
desgeneradu	degenerated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desgenerar	degenerate: decline or deteriorate physically, mentally, or morally.	verb
desgenración	degeneration	noun
desgovernade; na-governade	ungoverned	adjective
desgustade	disgusted	adjective		Past participle adjective form
desgustadu	disgusted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desgustante	disgusting	adjective
desgustar	disgust	verb
desgusto	disgust	noun
deshidratade	dehydrated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
deshidratadu	dehydrated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deshidratar	dehydrate	verb
deshônrose	dishonorable	adjective
deshumanización	dehumanization	noun
deshumanizar	dehumanize	verb
desiccate	desecar	verb
desiccated	desecade	adjective
designade	designated	adjective
designado	designated officer of the government	noun
designar	designate, appoint	verb
desînfectanti	disinfectant	noun
desînfectanti para le manuz	hand sanitizer	noun
desînfectar	disinfect	verb
deslealitá	disloyalty	noun
deslisar	slide, slip	verb	Spanish/Portuguese
deslisón	sudden slip that can make you painfully thump on the floor	noun
desmantelade	dismantled, decommissioned	adjective	Spanish: desmantelada
desmantelar	dismantle, strip or tear apart (a vehicle, machine), decommission	verb	Portuguese/Spanish: desmantelar
desmayar-se	faint, pass out, droop low (of plant)	verb	Spanish
desmistifiçar [desmistifica-]	demystify	verb
desmoralizade	demoralized	adjective		Past participle adjective form
desmoralizadu	demoralized	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desmoralizar	demoralize	verb
desmovilizar	demobilize	verb
desnivel	slope (incline), drop (not level with the ground or the Y axis over X), difference, disparity, gap	noun	Spanish: desnivel
desobidiença	disobedience	noun
desodoranti	deodorant	noun
despaciu	slowly, with less intensity, gently	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Fr: lentement
despaismento	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.	noun
despatchar	deal with; finish off, dispose of, dispatch	verb
despatcho	dispatch, office, study	noun
despatcho dele director	director's office	noun
despedir	fire (an employee); get rid of someone	verb
despegar	take off (airplane, rocket), detach/unstick, be successful (business)	verb	Spanish: despegar
despensa	storeroom (of restaurant), food reserves	noun
desperdisar	waste, squander, throw away	verb
desperdiso	waste, refuse, garbage, scraps, squandering	noun
despertadu	awakened, woke up	past participle
despertar [despert-]	wake up, awaken	verb
desperte	awake	adjective
despesonalizar	depersonalize	verb	Spanish: despersonalizar
despiadade	ruthless, cutthroat	adjective
despintar	peel paint from	verb
desplacer	scroll (with mouse, etc), displace	verb
desplacimento	displacement	noun
desplantador	trowel	noun
despobulade	depopulated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
despobuladu	depopulated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
despobular	depopulate	verb
despolitización	depoliticization	noun
despolitizar	depoliticize	verb
despreciar	despise, hate	verb	Spanish: despreciar; Portuguese:desprezar
desprecio	contempt, scorn, disdain	noun
desreificación	dereification	noun
dessegmentación	desegmentation	noun
destacado	column heading that is smaller than a headline in a newspaper	noun
destacar	highlight (speech, article), stress (an article), emphasize	verb	Spanish: destacar
destachemento	detachment	noun
destacher	detach, disconnect	verb	destacar
destinación	destination: stopping point (not necessarily a place)	noun
destinar	allocate (funds), devote (time), assign (a function, employee)	verb
destinatario	addressee	noun	Spanish: destinatario
destino	destiny, fate	noun
destrucción	destruction	noun
destrucción criative	creative destruction	noun
destrucción masive	mass destruction	noun	spanish: destrucción masiva
destrucción mutue asegurade	mutually assured destruction	noun
destruir [destruc-]	destroy	verb
destruyam	present subjunctive of destruyir [to destroy]	verb
destruyú	destroyed	verb		past tense of -uir verb
desunión	disunity	noun
desvalorizade	devalorized	adjective
desvalorizar	devalorize	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: desvalorizar
desvalorizar-se	lose value (depreciate)	verb	Portuguese: desvalorizar-se
desvelar	keep awake; discover, reveal, uncover	verb
desvelopente	developing	adjective
desveloper	develop	verb
desvelopide	developed	adjective
desvelopidor	developer	noun
desvelopidu	developed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desvelopimental	developmental	adjective
desvelopimento	development	noun
desviación	deviation	noun
desviación	deflection	noun
desviar	deflect	verb
desviar	deviate	verb
detall	detail	noun
detallade	detailed, close (examination)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
detalladu	detailed, close (examination)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
detallar	detail	verb
detallez	details	noun
detallez nimie	meticulous or trivial details	noun
detección	detection	noun
detectivo	detective (person)	noun
deteger [detec-]	detect, perceive	verb
detener [detuvi-, detenga-]	detain, hold back	verb
detenide	detained	adjective
detenido, detenida	prisoner, detained, arrested person	noun
detenidu	detained	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
detergenti	detergent	noun
deterger	wipe away, cleanse	verb
deterioración, deterioro	deterioration	noun
deteriorar	deteriorate	verb
determinación	determination, resolution	noun
determinade	determinate	adjective
determinanti	determinant	noun
determinar	determine	verb
detonación	detonation	noun
detonar	detonate	verb
detrás de	behind, after	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
detrimental	detrimental	adjective
detrimento	detriment, a rubbing off	noun
detrir	rub away	verb
detritoz glacial	glacial debris	noun
deuda	debt	noun
Deuteronomio	Deuteronomy	noun
devaluación	devaluation	noun
devastación	devastation	noun
devastacional	devastational	adjective
devenir [devini-, devenga-]	become	verb
dever	ought (to), must, should, gotta; (by itself) owe money or favor	verb	Portuguese: dever; Spanish: deber; French: doire; Catalan: deure; Latin: debere
devessê ser	should be, ought to be	verb	Spanish: debiera ser
devoción	devotion	noun
devolver [devuelt-]	give back, return	verb
devorar	devour	verb
deyen	dean, doyen/doyenne: most prominent person in a field	noun
deyenazgo	deanship	noun	Spanish: decanazgo, deanazgo and French: deyen
di-jey	D.J., Disc Jockey	noun
día	day: full rotation of planet around its axis; the whole 24-hour day as a time unit	noun
Día dele Mortoz	Day of the Dead	noun
día entere	all day, the entire day	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
día sagrade	holy day (sacred day)	noun
día seghiente	next day, following day	noun
diablo [diabol-]	devil	noun
diabólic	diabolical, devilish	adjective
diacono	deacon	noun
diadema	coronet, diadem: crown symbol	noun
diafragma	diaphragm	noun
diagénesi	diagenesis	noun
diagnosi	diagnosis	noun
diagnóstic	diagnostic	adjective
diagnosticade	diagnosed	adjective
diagnosticar	diagnose	verb
diagrama	diagram	noun
dialecto	dialect	noun	Spanish: dialecto, Portuguese: dialeto, French: dialecte
diálogo	dialogue	noun
diam	give, gives	verb		present tense of dar
diamanti	diamond	noun
diare	daily (occurring each day)	adjective
diarrea	diarrhea	noun
diáspora	diaspora	noun
diaspóric	diasporic	adjective
dibuxo	drawing	noun	Catalan: dibuix, Spanish: dibujo
diç	say/tell (imperative or command form)	verb	Portuguese: diz, diga, digamos, dizei, digam; Spanish: di, diga, digamos, decid, digan
dicción	diction: act of speaking or singing	noun
diccionario	dictionary: collection of dictions	noun
dicembro	December (12th month of Gregorian calender)	noun
dicente	saying, telling	adjective
dicer [dix-, ditch-, diga-, dir-, -dicc-]	tell, say	verb	Latin: dicere
dicha	joy, good fortune, bliss	noun	Spanish
dichose	fortunate, joyful, blessed, blissful	adjective
dicíbel	speakable, capable of being spoken or uttered	adjective
dicotómic	dichotomous	adjective
dicotomíê	dichotomy	noun
dicotomización	dichotomization	noun
dictación	dictation: the act of dictating material to be recorded or taken down in writing; or authoritative commands	noun
dictacional	dictational	adjective
dictador	dictator	noun
dictar	dictate	verb
dictative	dictative	adjective
dictatura	dictatorship	noun
diésel-motor	diesel engine	noun
diessê	imperfect subjunctive of dar [to give]	verb
difamatorie	abusive, derogatory, defamatory	adjective
difeitu	defect, flaw	noun
difeituose	defective, deficient	adjective
diferença [diferench-, diferencia-]	difference	noun
diferenchal	differencial	adjective
diferenciábel	distinguishable	adjective
diferenciación	differentiation	noun
diferenciar	differentiate	verb
diferente	different	adjective
diferentemén	differently	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
diferer	differ	verb
difícil	difficult	adjective
dificultá	difficulty	noun
digam	present subjunctive of dicer [to say, tell]	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: diga, digas, digamos; Spanish: digan; Portuguese: digam
digit	number 0-9	noun
digitización	digitization	noun
digitizar	digitize	verb
digne	worthy, dignified, deserving	adjective
dignitá	dignity, rank/position	noun
dígrafo	digraph	noun
dilema	dilemma	noun
dilema de seguritá	security dilemma	noun
diligença	dililigence	noun
diligente	diligent	adjective
dilixentemén	diligently	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
dilución	dilution	noun
diluir	dilute, weaken	verb
diluvio	flood, diluvium	noun
dimerización	dimerization	noun
diminución	diminution: reduction in size, extent or importance	noun
diminuir	diminish	verb
diminute	diminutive, tiny, minute	adjective
diminutive	diminutive	adjective
diminutivo	diminutive (grammar)	noun
diminuyú	diminished	verb		past tense of -uir verb
dimisión	resignation	noun	Spanish: dimisión
dimitir de [dimis-]	resign (from), quit (job, post)	verb	Spanish: dimitir de
dinámic	dynamic, vibrant, lively	adjective
dinamismo, dinamicitá	dynamism	noun
dinastí	dynasty	noun
dinástic	dynastic	adjective
diócsido de carbono	carbon dioxide	noun
diócsido de nitrógeno	nitrogen dioxide	noun
diplomacia [diplomat-]	diplomacy	noun
diplomata	diplomat	noun
diplomátic	diplomatic	adjective
diplomáticien	diplomatist: Foreign Office employee officially engaged as a diplomat; a person who is astute and tactful in any negotiation or relationship	noun
dipositar	deposit (money, layer of sediment), put down or in	verb
dipositario, dipositaria	stakeholder (especially financial)	noun
dipósito	deposit (down payment or natural resources)	noun
dipositorio	depository, dumping ground, landfill	noun
diposituôr	device that deposits or moves from one place to another	noun
dirá	will say/tell	verb	Spanish: dirá, diré, dirás; French: dirai, diras, dira, dirons;	(future tense)
dirección	direction	noun
direccional	directional	adjective
directamén	directly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
directe [directa-]	straight (ahead), direct	adjective
directiva	directive	noun
directive	directive	adjective
director	director, manager (of company)	noun
directriç [+:directricez]	guideline, general rules, directive	noun
directuôr	directory, folder, dossier, directive	noun
diríeb	would say, would tell	verb	Spanish: diría; Portuguese: diria; French: dirait, dirais	(conditional form)
dirigenti	leader, person who guides or directs people	noun
dirigir [dirige-, direc-]	direct, drive/lead in, guide	verb
disacordar	disagree	verb
discernir	discern/understand (intentions)	verb
disciplina	discipline	noun
disciplinare	disciplinary	adjective
discípul	disciple: someone learning to live by faith in Jesus	noun
discipulado	discipleship	noun
discipular	disciple to	verb
disco compacte	CD (compact disc)	noun
disco compacte, cidi	Compact Disc, CD	noun
disco vinil	record, vinyl disc	noun
discográfic	discographic	adjective
discografíê	discography (created music collection)	noun
discordante	discordant, clashing, conflicting (opinions, tones)	adjective
discoteca	club, nightclub, disco	noun
discreción	discretion, prudence	noun
discrecional, discrecionare	discretionary	adjective	French: discrétionnaire; Portuguese: discricionária; Spanish: discrecional
discrepança	discrepancy	noun	Spanish: discrepancia; Portuguese: discrepância
discrete	discreet	adjective
discriminación	discrimination	noun
discriminar	discriminate	verb
discriminatorie	discriminatory	adjective
discursive	discursive	adjective
discurso	discourse, speech	noun
discurso escrite	dissertation, written speech	noun
discurso mitigade	mitigated speech	noun
discusión	discussion	noun
discutíbel	debatable, arguable, moot	adjective
discutidu	discussed	past participle
discutir [discus-]	discuss	verb
diseminación	dissemination	noun
diseminar	disseminate	verb
diseñador	designer	noun
diseñar	design, draw	verb
diseño	drawing, design	noun
disfrazar	disguise, conceal	verb
disfrutar	enjoy, take pleasure in, possess (skill, something good)	verb
disfrutar de bone salud	enjoy good health	verb
disidença	dissidence	noun	Spanish: disidencia; Portuguese: dissidência; French: dissidence; Catalan: dissidència; Italian: dissidenza; Romanian: disidenta
disidente	dissident	adjective
disimulación	dissimulation, dissemblance, concealment	noun
disimular	disguise, conceal	verb	Spanish: disimular
disimular	dissimulate, pretend	verb
disipar	dissipate, disperse	verb
disjunción	diremption: separation or division into two parts; disjunction	noun	Spanish: disyunció
disolución	dissolution	noun
disolute	dissolute	adjective
disolventi	dissolvent, thinner	noun
disolver	dissolve	verb
disonança	dissonance	noun
disonança cognitive	cognitive dissonance	noun
disonante	dissonant	adjective
disorden	disorder	noun
disordenade	disorderly: in a state of disarray	adjective
disparar	disparate; make different	verb
disparate	disparate	adjective
disparitá	disparity [+:disparities]	noun
disparo	round (of rifle, weapon)	noun
dispensábel	dispensable	adjective
dispensabilitá	dispensability	noun
dispensación	dispensation	noun
dispersar	disperse, scatter	verb
dispersión	dispersion, dispersal	noun
disponer de	make use of	verb
disponer [dispust-, dispusi-, disponga-, disposi-]	get ready, arrange, have at one's disposal	verb
disponíbel	available, free/ready (to do with), obtainable	adjective
disposición	willingness, disposition	noun
disposición ensolarade	sunny disposition	noun
dispositivo	device	noun
dispuste	past participle of disponer, Willing, able	adjective
disputa frontirize	border dispute	noun
disputatore; controversial	disputatious	adjective
dissensión	dissention, dissension	noun	Portuguese: dissensão; French: dissension; Catalan: dissensió; Romanian: disensiune
dissensu	dissensus, dissension, widespread dissent	noun
dissentimento	dissent	noun	Spanish: disentimiento; Italian: dissentimento; French: dissentiment;
dissentir	dissent	verb	Italian: dissentire; Portuguese: dissentir; Spanish: disentir
dissidenti	dissident, person who strongly disagrees/dissents	noun	Spanish: disidente
distança	distance	noun
distanciar	distance, space out (make space between), drive apart (alienate)	verb
distanciar-se	move away, grow apart, distance oneself	verb
distante	distant	adjective
distilación	distillation	noun
distilar	distill	verb
distilería	distillery	noun
distilero	distiller, beer maker	noun
distinción	distinction	noun
distinción hônorífic	honoric distinction, title of person	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese
distinguíbel	distinguished, distinguishable	adjective
distinguidor	distinguisher	noun
distinguir	distinguish	verb
distinte	distinct	adjective
distintive	distinctive	adjective
distorsión	distortion	noun
distorsionar	distort	verb
distracción	distraction from concentration	noun
distraher [distrac-]	distract	verb
distrahidamén	absently	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
distrahide [distrahida-]	distracted, absent in mind	adjective
distribución	distribution	noun
distribuidor	distributor	noun
distribuidora	distributing machine	noun
distribuir	distribute, allot	verb
distribuyú	distributed	verb		past tense of -uir verb
disuadide	dissuaded	adjective
disuadir [disuas-]	dissuade	verb
disuasión	deterrence, dissuasion	noun	Spanish: disuasión
disuasión	dissuasion	noun	Portuguese: dissuasão, Italian: dissuasione, Spanish: disuasión, Catalan: dissuasió
ditche	said, spoken of	adjective		(from dicer)
ditchu	said, spoken of	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
diú	gave	verb		past tense of dar
divergente	divergent	adjective
diverger	diverge	verb
diverse	diverse, various	adjective
diverse entîtáz polític	diverse political entities	noun
diversificación	diversification	noun
diversifiçar [diversifica-]	diversify	verb
diversión	diversion, entertainment, amusement	noun
diversitá	diversity	noun
divertide	entertaining, enjoyable, fun, funny (causing laughter)	adjective
divertimento	condition of entertain, distracting condition	noun
divertir [divers-]	amuse, entertain, distract	verb
dividendo	dividend	noun
dividir	divide	verb
divinación	divination	noun
divine	divine, God-like, of God	adjective
divinitá	divinity	noun
división	division	noun
divisional	divisional	adjective
divisiónz intraclase	intra-class divisions	noun
divisore	dividing	adjective
divisoria continental	continental divide	noun
divisoria de aguaz	watershed	noun
divulgación	divulgation: act of divulging or publishing; disclosure, spreading for popularization	noun
divulgación chientífic	popular science	noun
divulgación de înformación	information spreading	noun
divulgar	divulge, publicize, disclose (information)	verb
dixessê	imperfect subjunctive of dicer [to say, tell]	verb
dixi [dixe-]	preterite of dicer [to say]	verb
dizque	purported, so-called, in name only	adjective
djaca	rat	noun
djacgra	jaggery: traditional sugar with concentrated sugar cane juice and date or palm sap	noun	Portuguese: jagra from Malayam chakkara
djazz	jazz	noun
djazz cigan	gypsy jazz	noun
Djibuti	Djibouti	noun
djîhad	jihad	noun
djorn	day: length of time (usually) between sunrise and sunset	noun	French: journée, Italian: giorno
djorn feriade	bank holiday, public holiday	noun
djornada	working day	noun
djornalero	day laborer; someone who works between sunrise and sunset	noun	French: journalier
djornalese	journalese: in the jargon of a writer/editor of a magazine or newspaper	adjective
djornalismo	journalism	noun
djornalista	journalist	noun
djornalístic	journalistic	noun
djornau	journal, newspaper	noun
djumbi	ghost	noun
djunglina	sesame seed	noun	Maltese and Siculo-Arabic
djus	juice (of meal, especially of meat)	noun
doblar	double, bend in half	verb
doble	double	adjective
doble hélici	double helix	noun
dobles	fold, crease	noun	Spanish: doblez
doblesa	duplicity	noun	Spanish: doblez
docença	teaching, tutoring	noun	Italian: docenza; Spanish: docencia; Catalan: docència
docente	teaching, tutoring	adjective
docenti	lecturer, instructor	noun
dócil	submissive, docile	adjective
docime	12th, twelfth	adjective
docimo	12th, twelfth	noun
doctor	doctor: person who holds a doctorate degree	noun
doctoral	doctoral	adjective
doctrina	doctrine	noun
doctrina de abrogación	doctrine of abrogation	noun
doctrinal	doctrinal	adjective
documentario	documentary	noun
documento	document	noun
dogma	dogma	noun
dogmátic	dogmatic	adjective
dojang	dojang, martial arts studio	noun	Korean
dolce	sweet	adjective
dolcíssime	sweetest	adjective
doler	ache, have pain	verb
dólêr ($)	dollar (US currency)	noun
dolfín	dolphin	noun
dolina	sinkhole	noun
dolma	dolma: grape leaves with filling of rice and vegetables, spices and sometimes meat	noun	Turkish
dolomita	dolomite	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: dolomita, Italian/French: dolomite
dolor	pain, ache	noun
domar	tame	verb
dombala	Jerusalem artichoke	noun
domein	domain, field, realm	noun	French: domaine; English: domain
domein de l'environimento	environmental field	noun
domein dele política	the realm of politics	noun
domein înterdisciplinare	interdisciplinary field	noun
domein sensíbel	sensitive area, sensitive subject	noun
doméstic	household, of the home; tame (of animal)	adjective
domiciliade	domiciled	adjective
domiciliar	domicile: treat a specified country as a permanent home.	verb
domicilio	domicile: the country that a person treats as their permanent home, or lives in and has a substantial connection with.	noun
dominación	domination	noun
dominar	dominate, have good command of (mastery of)	verb
dominio	property, estate, command: mastery; dominion	noun
dominio públic	public domain	noun
dominoz	dominoes (game)	noun
donación	donation	noun
donade	donated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
donadu	donated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
donanti	donor, donator	noun
donar	give (gift, aid), donate	verb
donativo	donation	noun
doncela	maiden	noun	Galician; Spanish: doncella, Portuguese: donzella
doncella	maid	noun
donu	talent, gift (ability)	noun	Spanish: don; Italian: dono
dopué	next (time); next (in line), after that	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Italian/Spanish	Spanish: después
dopué de	after (in time)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Dopué de haver jegadu a X,	After having arrived in X,	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
dorade	golden (color)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
doradu	golden (color)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
dorar	gild, glaze (cake), brown (onions)	verb
dormiente	sleeping	adjective
dormienti	sleeper (person), hibernater	noun
dormir	sleep	verb
dormitorio	dormitory, sleeping quarters	noun
dormuôr	thing that helps someone sleep	noun
dosel	canopy	noun
dosis de reforço	booster shot	noun
dotar	endow, furnish	verb
doti	ground- solid surface usually of the earth but not always	noun
dounêt	doughnut, donut	noun
drab	bed sheet	noun	French: drap
drama	drama	noun
dramátic	dramatic	adjective
dramaticamén	dramatically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
drapo	flag (usually of a country or city)	noun
dreita	right (direction; opposite of left)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
dreite	right	adjective
dreitista	right-winger	noun
dreitiste	right-wing	adjective
drenadj de aguaz superfichal	storm sewer	noun
drenar	drain (water when cooking)	verb	Spanish: drenar
dretcho maritime	maritime law	noun
dretchoz de l'animauz	animal rights	noun
dretchoz dele humanoz	human rights	noun
drogaz	drugs	noun
drole	funny, amusing	adjective
drupaz	stone fruits, fleshy fruits	noun
dubda	doubt	noun
dubdábel	open to doubt, doubtful, contestable	adjective
dubdar	doubt	verb
dubdose	doubtful, dubious, questionable, suspect	adjective
duc [duqu-]	duke	noun
duchar	douche, give a shower	verb
duelo	duel	noun
duengi	duende: quality of emotion, inspiration, and authenticity	noun
dueño, dueña	landlord, landlady, owner	noun
duis	thumb	noun
dulze	gentle, mild	adjective
dulzura	gentleness (nature of person)	noun
dumbanga	informal trade or spontaneous commercial interaction	noun
dumingo	Sunday	noun
dúo	duo, 2 people in a music group	noun
duple	duplicate (copy), double	adjective
duplicación	duplication	noun
duplicar	duplicate	verb
duquesa	duchess	noun	Italian/Spanish/Portuguese: duquesa; Catalan: duquessa
duración	duration	noun
duración de vida	lifetime	noun
duradoure	durable, long-lasting, abiding	adjective
durant	during, over a time period	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
durar	last, not break down	verb
dure	hard (opposite of soft)	adjective
duríssime	hardest, extremely hard	adjective
dusenteríê	dysentery	noun
dusfagia	dysphagia	noun
dusfunción	dysfunction	noun
duslecsia	dyslexia	noun
duslecsic	dyslexic	adjective
dusregulación	dysregulation	noun
dustopia	dystopia	noun	Greek prefix
dustopian	dystopian	adjective
dúzina	dozen, twelve of something	noun	Catalan: dotzena; Portuguese: dúzia; Spanish: docena; French: douzaine; Romanian: duzină; Italian: dozzina
eban	ebony	adjective
ebanista	cabinet-maker, furniture maker	noun
ebano	ebony: dense black ornamental wood	noun
ebispo [episcop-]	bishop	noun
ebrie	drunk, drunken	adjective
ebrietá	ebriety, drunkenness	noun
ebullición	ebullition: action of bubbling or boiling.	noun
ebullir	make bubble, boil	verb
eccedente	surplus, excess, exceeding	adjective	Spanish: excedente
eccedenti	surplus, excess	noun	Spanish: excedente
eccedenti de naicimentos	excess of births over deaths	noun
ecceder	exceed	verb
eccelença	excellence	noun
eccelente	excellent	adjective
eccelentíssime	most excellent	adjective
ecceler	excel	verb
eccentric	eccentric, unconventional; outlying	adjective
eccentricitá	eccentricity	noun
eccentrico	eccentric (person); circle or orbit not having the Earth precisely at its center	noun
eccepción	exception	noun
eccepcional	exceptional	adjective
eccepcionalmén	exceptionally, unusually	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ecceptar	except, exempt	verb
eccepte [eccep-]	except: out of receiving or taking	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ecchelse	lofty, eminent, very tall (like excelsior)	adjective	Latin: excelsus/excelsissimus
ecco	echo	noun
echalon	echelon	noun
echar	throw, toss (dice, a ball)	verb	Spanish
echlusel, llavi de tuerca	wrench	noun
echone	arrogant	adjective
eclesiasta	ecclesiastic: clergyman, priest	noun
eclesiástic	ecclesiastical	adjective
ecoblanqueamento	greenwashing	noun
ecocentrismo	ecocentrism	noun
ecológic	ecological	adjective
ecologíê	ecology	noun
ecologiste	environmentalist	adjective
écologo, écologista	ecologist	noun
econológic	econologic: economical and ecological	adjective
econometríê	econometrics	noun
económic	economic, economical	adjective
economíê	economy	noun
economíê doméstic	home economics	noun
economizar	economize, save money by spending it carefully	verb
ecosistema	ecosystem	noun
ecozona afrotropical	afrotropical ecozone	noun
ecsegesi	exegesis	noun
ecsegeta	exegete: expounder or textual interpreter, especially of scripture	noun
ecsogenamén	exogenously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish/Portuguese: exógenamente
ecsógene	exogenous	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: exógeno; Italian: esogeno; Romanian: exogene; French: exogène
écstasi	ecstasy	noun
ecstátic	ecstatic	adjective
ecstrovertide	outgoing, extroverted	adjective
ectoderma	ectoderm	noun
ecuación	equation	noun
Ecuador	Ecuador	noun
ecuanime	even-tempered	adjective
ecuanimitá	equanimity: a calm mental state even as you deal with a difficult situation	noun
ecuator	equator	noun
ecuatorial	equatorial	adjective
ecuménic	ecumenical	adjective
ecumenismo	ecumenism	noun
edición	edition	noun
edificación	edification	noun
edificante	edifying	adjective
edifiçar [edifica-]	edify: to build up, sustain	verb
edificative	edificative, edifying	adjective
edificio	building, structure	noun
editar	edit	verb
editor	editor	noun
editorial	editorial	adjective
edivinar	guess	verb
educábel	educable	adjective
educación	education	noun
educacional	educational	adjective
educar	instill values and good manners to [educate:lead forth]	verb
educative	educative	adjective
educator	educator	noun
efeitive	effective, actual/true	adjective		See also: eficace
efeitu	effect, result	noun
efeitu de estufa	greenhouse effect	noun
efeitu de estufa desbocade	runaway greenhouse effect	noun
efeituar	effectuate, bring about, make happen; perform/realize	verb
Éfeso	Ephesus	noun
eficace	efficient, efficacious, effective (successful)	adjective
eficacemén	efficaciously, efficiently	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eficacia, eficacitá	efficacy, effectiveness, efficaciousness	noun
eficiente	efficient	adjective
efímere	short-lived, ephemeral	adjective
egarjar	slit the throat, slay	verb	Fr: égorger
egcider	cut out, cut off (usually pertains to surgery)	verb
egcisión	excision (usually pertains to surgical)	noun
eghe	acute, high-pitched (music note), sharp (pain)	adjective
eghizer	sharpen (figuratively), whet, stimulate (senses)	verb
égid	aegis, shield (figuratively protection)	noun	Spanish: égida
egiptologíê	Egyptology	noun
egiptólogo	Egyptologist	noun
egoiste	self-seeking, self-serving	adjective
ególatre, egolatric	self-worshipping, egotistical	adjective
egolatría	self-worship, egotism	noun
egótic	egoistic	adjective	Sp: egótica
egre	sour, acrid	adjective
egs-alumno	alumnus, alumna, former student	noun	Spanish: exalumno
egs-aluno	alumnus	noun
egsacerbade	exacerbated	adjective
egsacerbar	exacerbate	verb
egsageración	exaggeration	noun
egsagerar	exaggerate	verb
egsamen empíric	empirical examination	noun
egsamen [+:egsamenz; egsamin-]	examination, consideration	noun
egsatamén	exactly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
egsate [egsata-]	exact, accurate (of measurement)	adjective
egsauste	exhausted, very tired	adjective	Spanish: exhausto; Italian: esausto; Portuguese: exausta
egsaustive	exhaustive, in-depth	adjective
egscavar	excavate	verb
egsclamación	exclamation	noun
egsclamade	exclaimed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
egsclamadu	exclaimed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
egsclamar	exclaim	verb
egscluide	excluded	adjective
egscluidu	excluded	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
egscluir [egsclus-]	exclude	verb
egsclusión	exclusion	noun
egsclusivamén	exclusively	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
egsclusive [egsclusiva-]	exclusive	adjective
egsclusiviste	exclusionary	adjective
egscluyú	excluded	verb		past tense of -uir verb
egscoriar; censure severely	excoriate	verb
egscurrer	sell off, drain, drip; dwindle away (time, money...), drip dry, slip/slide away (can be used colloquially)	verb	Spanish: escurrir, Portuguese: escorrer, Latin: excurrere
egscurrer le bulto	buck-pass, pass the buck	verb	French: refiler la responsabilité
egscurridor	colander, strainer	noun
egscursión	excursion	noun
egscurso	excursus: a detailed discussion of a point in a book or a digression	noun
egseditor	former editor	noun
egsemción	exemption, waiver	noun
egsemto de	exempt from; free of	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
egsemto de împustoz	tax free	adjective	Spanish: exento de impuestos
egsfiltración	exfiltration	noun
egsfoliación	exfoliation	noun
egsfolianti	exfoliant	noun
egsfoliar	exfoliate	verb
egsigença	exigency, requirement	noun
egsigente	exigent: pressing; demanding	adjective
egsigir [egsige-]	demand: require/need, call for (resources, fee), exigent upon	verb
egsilar	exile	verb	Spanish: exiliar, Portuguese: exilar
egsilio	exile	noun	Spanish: exilio; Italian: esilio; Portuguese: exílio
egsistença [egsistench-]	existence	noun
egsistenchal	existential	adjective
egsistenchalmén	existentially	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
egsistente	existing	adjective
egsister	exist	verb
egsistide	existed	adjective
egsistidu	existed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
égsito	success, outcome	noun	Spanish: éxito, Portuguese: êxito
égsitose	successful	adjective
egsmandatario	predecessor (of president or great leader)	noun
egsocéntric	exocentric	adjective
égsodê, Égsodê	exodus	noun	French: exode, Catalan: èxode, Italian: esodo, Galician/Spanish: éxodo, Portuguese: êxodo
egsoesqueleto; egsosqueleto	exoskeleton	noun
egsoneración	exoneration, acquital	noun
egsorábel	exorable: able to be persuaded	adjective
egsorbitante	exorbitant, extravagant (price)	adjective
egsortación	exhortation	noun	French: exhortation; Spanish: exhortación; Catalan: exhortació; Portuguese: exortação; Italian: esortazione
egsortar	exhort	verb	Spanish: exhortar; Portuguese: exortar; Italian: esortare; French: exhorter	strongly encourage or urge (usually by argument or advice)
egsosfera	exosphere	noun
egsotéric	exoteric	adjective
egsótic	exotic	adjective
egsoticizar	exoticize	verb
egspansión térmic	thermal expansion	noun
egspansioniste	expansionist	adjective
egspatriade	expatriated	adjective
egspatriado	expatriate	noun
egspatriar	expatriate	verb	Spanish: expatriar
egspectativa	expectation, expectancy, hope	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: expectativa, Italian: aspettativa
egspedienti	file/record of key information (police, government)	noun
egspedir	send off, issue (passport), dispatch, draw up (contract)	verb
egspeditive	expeditious	adjective
egspender	expend	verb
egspendide	expended	adjective
egspendidu	expended	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
egspensive	expensive	adjective
egsperiença	experience	noun
egsperienchal	experiential	adjective
egsperiente	savvy, with experience	adjective	Portuguese: experiente
egsperto	expert, maestro	noun	Spanish: experto
egspesamén	deliberately, expressly, clearly and plainly, on purpose	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: expresamente
egspiación	atonement, expiation	noun
egspiar	atone (for), expiate	verb
egspiatorie	sacrificial, expiatory	adjective
egsplayade	expatiated, expounded	adjective
egsplayar	extend, expound	verb
egsplicábel	explicable	adjective
egsplicación	explanation, explication	noun
egsplicar	explain	verb
egsplicative	explanatory	adjective
egsplícite	explicit	adjective
egsplodir	explode, blast/burst	verb	Portuguese: explodir
egsploración	exploration	noun
egsplorar	explore	verb
egsploratorie	exploratory	adjective
egsplosiva	plosive (linguistics), stop consonant	noun
egsplotábel	exploitable	adjective
egsplotación	exploitation	noun
egsplotadore	exploitative	adjective
egsplotar	exploit, make the most of	verb
egsponente	exposing	adjective
egsponenti	exponent (math); the prime example	noun
egsponential	exponential	noun
egsponer [egspust-, egspusi-, egsponga-, egsposi-]	expose; put on show (object at museum), exhibit; expound	verb
egsportación	exportation	noun
egsportade	exported	adjective		Past participle adjective form
egsportador	exporter	noun
egsportadu	exported	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
egsportante	exporting	adjective
egsportar	export	verb
egsposición	exposure; exhibition; exposition: comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory.	noun
egspositive	expository	adjective
egspositor	expositor, speaker who explains a complicated thing clearly, commentator, exhibitor	noun
egspositor de nuve adquisiciónz	new acquisition rack	noun
egspresábel	expressible, able to be expressed	adjective	Portuguese: expressável
egspresar [egspresi-]	express, articulate thoughts and ideas	verb
egspresión	expression, phrase, saying	noun
egsprimir [egspres-]	squeeze (out)	verb
egspropiación	expropriation	noun
egspropiar	expropriate	verb
egspulsar	throw out	verb
egspulsión	expulsion, ejection	noun
egspulsionismo	expulsionism	noun
egspulsionista	expulsionist	noun
egspuste	exposed	adjective
egsquisite	exquisite	adjective
egsquisitesa	exquisiteness, lushness; delicacy: fine food, something special	noun	Catalan: exquisidesa; Spanish: exquisitez
egstêmporal	extemporaneous: "made, done, procured, or furnished 'at the time,'" hence "unpremeditated,"	adjective	SP: extemporáneo, extemporal
egstênder [egstêns-]	extend, prolong, stretch	verb
egstênse	extensive, long/lengthy, full/detailed	adjective
egstênsión	extension	noun
egstênsive	extensive	adjective
egsteriore	exterior; outside, foreign	adjective
egsterioritá	externalitad	noun
egsterminio	extermination	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	spanish: exterminio; Portuguese: extermínio; Catalan: extermini
egsternalizar	externalize, outsource	verb
egsterne, egsternal	external	adjective
egstinción	extinction	noun
egstinguidu	extinguished	past participle
egstinguir	extinguish, end, wipe out, put out (fire)	verb
egstinte	extinct, extinguished	adjective
egstirpar	extirpate	verb
egstrabíblic	extrabiblical	adjective
egstracción	extraction	noun
egstracelulare	extracellular	adjective
egstractive	extractive	adjective
egstractivismo	extractivism	noun
egstracto	extract	noun	Spanish: extracto; Portuguese: extrato
egstractor	extractor, puller	noun	Portuguese: extrator
egstracurriculare	extracurricular	adjective
egstradición	extradition	noun	Spanish: extradición
egstradición	extradition: the action of extraditing a person accused or convicted of a crime	noun
egstraditar	extradite: hand over (a person accused or convicted of a crime) to the jurisdiction of the foreign state in which the crime was committed	verb
egstraescolare	outside-of-school, extracurricular	adjective
egstraher [egstrac-]	extract	verb
egstrajudicial	extrajudicial	adjective
egstralegal	extralegal	adjective
egstrañe	extraneous	adjective
egstraordinare	extraordinary	adjective
egstraordinaremén	extraordinarily	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
egstrapolación	extrapolation	noun
egstrapolar	extrapolate	verb
egstravagança	extravagance	noun
egstravagante	extravagant (lacking in moderate behavior)	adjective
egstraviar	mislead/disorient, misplace	verb
egstraviar-se	go astray, wander away from, lose the way	verb
egstricábel	extricable	adjective
egstricabelmén	extricably	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
egstrínseque	extrinsic	adjective
egsuberança	lushness, exuberance	noun
egsuberante	exuberant, luxurious, over-abundance	adjective
egsultante	exultant	adjective
egsumar	exhume	verb	Portuguese: exumar; Spanish/Catalan: exhumar; French: exhumer; Italian: esumare
eguábel	equable	adjective
egual	equal, the same	adjective
egual que todo l'añoz	same as every year	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: Igual que todos los años
egualade	neck and neck, evenly-matched	adjective		Past participle adjective form
egualadu	neck and neck, evenly-matched	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
egualar	equal	verb
egualitá	equality	noun
egualitare	egalitarian	adjective
egualitario	egalitarian (person)	noun
egualitarismo	egalitarianism	noun
egualmén	equally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eguar	equate	verb
ehidal	municipally owned, municipal	adjective
eichi [acci-]	axis [+:axes]	noun
eigla	eagle	noun
eiquimalitoz	popsicles	noun
ejección	ejection	noun
ejección de masa coronal	coronal mass ejection	noun
ejetar	eject	verb
El es membro dele	He's on the (indicating membership)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
El estam de bon humor.	He is in a good mood.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
elástic	elastic, resilient (material), not easily damaged	adjective
elección	election	noun
electe	elected, chosen, elect	adjective
elective	elective	adjective
electivo	elective: extra school course	noun
electorado; distrito electoral	constituency, electorate	noun
eléctric	electric, electrical	adjective
electricien	electrician	noun
electricitá	electricity	noun
electrocución	electrocution	noun
electrocutar [electrocuci-]	electrocute	verb
electroima	electromagnet	noun
electrolización	electrolization	noun
electromagnétic	electromagnetic	adjective
electrôn	electron	noun
electrônic	electronic	adjective
electu, elegidu	elected, chosen	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
elefanti	elephant	noun
elefantiz marine	elephant seals	noun
elegante	elegant, tasteful	adjective
elegíaque	elegiac	adjective
elegíbel	eligible	adjective	Portuguese: elegível; Spanish/Catalan: elegible; French: éligible; Italian: eleggibile; Romanian: eligibil
elegiente	electing, choosing	adjective
elegir [elect-]	choose, elect	verb
elemental	elemental	adjective
elementare	elementary	adjective
elemento	element, component	noun
elemento de acción	action item	noun
elemento discordante	outlier: discordant element	noun
elementoz de bandeira	parts of a flag	noun
elevación	elevation	noun
elevade	elevated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
elevadu	elevated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
elevante	elevating	adjective
elevar	elevate, lift up	verb
elez hau fetchu le transición de	they (have) made the switch	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
elîcsîr	elixir	noun
êlievo, êlieva	student, pupil, learner, scholar	noun	Italian: allievo; French: élève
eliminación	elimination	noun
eliminar gradualmén	phase out	verb
eliminatore	selection by process of elimination	adjective
elipsi [+:elipsiz]	ellipsis [+:ellipses]	noun
elisión	elision (grammar)	noun
éliti	elite	noun
elitismo	elitism	noun
elitiste	elitist	adjective
élitiz aristocrátic	aristocratic elites	noun
Ell	they, for him or her	pronoun		gender-neutral pronoun
Ella favlam español com un nativa.	She speaks Spanish like a native.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
elocuença	eloquence	noun	Spanish: elocuencia
elocuente	eloquent	adjective	Spanish
eloti	fresh ear of ripe corn	noun	Mexico Spanish: elote
eludir	elude, evade	verb
em-ou	M.O., modus operandi (in Latin)	noun
emanaciónz	fumes, emanations	noun
emancipación	emancipation	noun
emancipador	emancipator	noun
emancipar	emancipate	verb
embaladj	packing, boxing up	noun
embalar	wrap	verb
embaraço	embarassment, awkwardness	noun	Portuguese: embaraço; French: embarras; Italian: imbarazzo	In Spanish, embarazo means pregnancy
embarcar	load, board (a ship)	verb
embargo	seizure (of goods, property), distraint (legal), embargo (trade), sequestration (legal)	noun
embellecer [-esca-]	embellish, make beautiful, beautify, dress up	verb
embellecide	embellished	adjective
embellecimento	embellishment, engrossment	noun
emblema	emblem	noun
emblemátic	emblematic	adjective
emblematicamén	emblematically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
emboscada	ambush	noun
emboscar	ambush, set an ambush for	verb
embotellamento	backup, back-up (traffic), bottleneck	noun	Spanish: embotellamiento
embotellar	block, bottle up	verb	Spanish: embotellar
embotellar-se	get stuck in a traffic jam	verb
embriólogo	embryologist	noun
embrión	embryo	noun
embrionare	embryonary, embryonic	adjective
embrollo	imbroglio: an extremely confused, complicated, or embarrassing situation	noun	Spanish: embrollo, Portuguese: embrulhada
embrullar	wrap up, gift wrap	verb	Portuguese: embrulhar
embustere	deceitful, lying, mendacious, dishonest	adjective
embustero, embustera	liar, fibber	noun
embusti	lie, falsehood, fabricated story	noun
embustiar	make frequent use of frauds, tricks, and deceits	verb
emergença	emergency	noun
emerger [emers-]	emerge	verb
emigranti	emigrant	noun
emigrar	emigrate	verb
eminença	eminence: distinction of character and abilities	noun
eminente	eminent: notable, outstanding	adjective
emisario	emissary: agent, envoy	noun
emisión	emission (sound, light, warmth), issue (coins, stamps), broadcast (radio)	noun
emisión de televizión	television program	noun
emisor	radio/TV station, broadcaster	noun
emitir [emis-]	emit, issue, broadcast	verb
emoción	emotion	noun
emover	move emotionally	verb
emovide	moved emotionally	adjective
emovidu	moved emotionally	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
empacar	pack (goods in crates/container) for transport	verb
emparentade	kin, related	adjective	Spanish: emparentado
empatchar	get an upset stomach	verb
empatcho	qualm, indigestion	noun
empátic	empathetic	adjective
empatíê	empathy: the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.	noun
empautado	pact with the devil	noun
empavonar-se	apply or slather on (cream, ointment, sunscreen...)	verb
empeñade	committed	adjective	Spanish
empeño	endeavor, undertaking	noun
empeorar	worsen, get worse	verb
empequinecer [-esca-]	dwarf, make smaller, become smaller; belittle (figurative)	verb	Sp+
empiernar-se	intertwine one's legs with those of another	verb
empíric	empirical	adjective	Greek: empeirikos	pertaining to or derived from experience or experiments
empiricamén	empirically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
emplacer	summon, convene; site, place; erect (statue)	verb
emplacimento	summons, emplacement (a place where something is located)	noun
empleo	job, position/post, employment	noun
empleyade	employed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
empleyado	employee	noun
empleyador	employer	noun
empleyadu	employed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
empleyar	employ	verb
empolvar	powder: place powder on (face, etc)	verb
emporio	general store, emporium	noun
empovride	impoverished	adjective
empovridu	impoverished	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
empovrir	impoverish	verb
emprendedor, emprendedora	entrepreneur	noun	Spanish; Portuguese: empreendedora
emprender	undertake, start up, take up	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	verb	Spanish: emprender; Portuguese:empreender
emprenta dactilare	fingerprint	noun	Sp: huella dactilar
empresa	enterprise, venture, firm, business, company	noun	Portuguese
empresarial; de emprendedor	entrepreneurial	adjective
empresario	businessman, businesswoman	noun	Portuguese
empujar	push	verb
empujón	shove, heavy push	noun
empujuôr, pujuôr	button, push button	noun
en	on (radio, TV, internet), on (a bus, train, automobile, or airplane)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
en	at, in, within an area of; manner of being; expresses the length of time an action takes (within or during the time span of);	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en aparença	ostensibly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en barbecho	fallow (agriculture), on standby, on the backburner	adjective	Spanish: en barbecho
en bref	in short, shortly, briefly	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en cambio	whereas, but (as opposed to this)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en cierte modo	in a sense	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en colaboración cun	in concert with; in cooperation with	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
en cualquel momento	at any time; at any moment	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: en cualquier momento; Portuguese: a qualquer momento; Catalan: en qualsevol moment
en curso	ongoing	adjective
en demasia	excessively, too much	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en dirección iste	eastbound	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en dirección norte	northbound	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en dirección sude	southbound	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en dirección weste	westbound	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en directe (desde)	live (from), on the air	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en favor de	in favor of (indicating preference)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en frente de	in front of	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en función de	based on (used in sentences with 2 phrases)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish: en función de
en l'ámbito nacional	on a nationwide basis, on a nationwide scale	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: en el ámbito nacional
en l'ámbito nacional i estrañere	at home and abroad	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: en el ámbito nacional y extranjero
en l'ist de…	in eastern...	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en le lado alciste	upside (adjective)	adjective
en le lengua currente	in the vernacular	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Portuguese: na língua corrente
en le nort de...	in northern...	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en le página #	on page #	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
en le segonde piso	on the second floor	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
en le sud de...	in southern...	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en le west de...	in western...	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en mev humile opinión	in my humble opinion, IMHO	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
en milio de	in the midst of	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish: en medio de
en miniatura	miniature, small version	adjective
en nosre nomi	on our behalf, in our name	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en orden	orderly, straightened out, tidy	adjective	Spanish
en penumbra	dimly lit, shadowy	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en periglo de	in danger of	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Portuguese: perigo & Spanish peligro
en plene funcionamento	fully operational	adjective
en polv	powdered, in powder	adjective
en profundura	in depth	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en proporción directe con	in direct ratio to	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
en proporción înverse	in inverse ratio	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
en que	in which	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en retrospectiva	in retrospect	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
en seghida	right away, at once	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en situ	on site, in position, "in situ"	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en tal caso	in such a case	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en talla	in size	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en todo l'ámbito nacional	over the whole nation, throughout the country	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: en todo el ámbito nacional
en todo luoga	everywhere (be)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en todo maneraz	in any case, regardless, anyway	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en veç de	instead of	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
enajenar	enrapture, entrance	verb
enamorar-se (de)	fall in love with	verb
enamorisquiar	become infatuated with	verb
enano	dwarf	noun	Sp
enano	dwarf banana	noun
enbaiju	underneath, beneath	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
enbaiju de	beneath, under	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
enca	ink	noun
encabeçar	head (lead off, spearhead	verb
encadenade	fettered, in chains	adjective		Past participle adjective form
encadenadu	fettered, in chains	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
encadenar	chain, catenate, link together	verb
encalar	whitewash	verb
encantade	delighted, enchanted	adjective		Past participle adjective form
encantador	charmer, enchanter	noun
encantadore	charming, enchanting	adjective
encantadu	delighted, enchanted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
encantar	delight, enchant	verb
encapsulamento	encapsulation (programming)	noun
encapsular	encapsulate	verb
encarcelamento	incarceration	noun
encarcelar	incarcerate	verb
encargar	entrust, encharge, charge with	verb
encarnación	incarnation	noun
encarnacional	incarnational	adjective
encarnade	incarnate, embodied	adjective
encarnar	embody, epitomize, personify	verb
encarter	insert	verb
encarti	insert, inset	noun
encerrade	closed (of ceremony), enclosed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
encerradu	closed (of ceremony), enclosed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
encerramento	close (especially of ceremony, discussion...)	noun
encerrar	end/finish, wrap up (discussion, meeting), close (a ceremony); enclose	verb
encher-se	fill up, get fed up (with)	verb
enchiladaz	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.	noun
enciclopedia	encyclopedia	noun
encima	on (about one's person)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
encima de	on top of	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
encomendadu	committed	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
encomendar	entrust, commend	verb
enconchar-se	enjoy, take pleasure in (usually alone)	verb
encontrar	find (and have something in your possession), encounter (can mean to chance upon)	verb
encontrar-se	encounter: run into something or someone by chance; come across; meet with (opposition)	verb
encôntro	meet (competition, race); match (sports)	noun	Spanish: encuentro; Portuguese: encontro
encoradjade	encouraged	adjective		Past participle adjective form
encoradjadu	encouraged	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
encoradjamento	encouragement	noun
encoradjante	encouraging	adjective
encoradjar	encourage	verb
encosta	slope	noun
encostar	lean, pullover to side (on highway)	verb
encoxar	make lame	verb	Spanish: encojar
encoxar-se	go lame	verb	Spanish: encojarse
encrenca	trouble	noun
encrencar	get into trouble	verb
encrenquero	trouble-maker	noun
encrucio	crossroads, intersection	noun	Sp: encruciajada. It: incrocio
encuanto	as soon as	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish en cuanto, Portuguese enquanto
encuanto a	in terms of; regarding, with regard to	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish en cuanto a
encuberte	concealed, covert, secret, veiled	adjective
encubertu	concealed, covert, secret, veiled	past participle	Galician: encuberta; Spanish: encubierta; Portuguese: encoberto
encubrimento	concealment	noun	Spanish: encubrimiento
encubrir	cover up, harbor (a criminal), hide	verb
encurtido	pickled relish of carrots, cauliflower, baby corn, hot peppers...	noun
endémic	endemic	adjective
endiablade	devilish, demonic	adjective	Portuguese: endiabrado; Spanish: endiablado
endiablar	bedevil, pervert/corrupt	verb	Spanish: endiablar
endígene	indigenous, native to a region	adjective	Sp: indígena ; Haitian Creole: endijèn	meaning ‘to beget’, from the root ‘gene’ meaning ‘to produce, give birth, beget.
endigenismo	indigenism	noun
endocéntric	endocentric	adjective
endogénesi	endogenesis	noun
endometrial	endometrial	adjective
endometrio	endometrium	noun
endometriosi	endometriosis	noun	Portuguese: endometriose; Spanish: endometriosis; French: endométriose; Catalan: endometriosi
enérgic	energetic, assertive, emphatic (determined)	adjective
energíê	energy	noun
energíê eólic	wind power	noun
energíê nucleare	nuclear energy	noun
energíê rinuvábel	renewable energy	noun
énfasi	emphasis	noun
enfatizar	emphasize	verb
enferme	sick, ill	adjective
enfermera, enfermero	nurse in hospital	noun
enfermería	infirmary: sick bay: hospital onboard or in a place, small hospital	noun
enfermitá	infirmity, illness	noun
enfervorizade	feverish with excitement	adjective
enfocar	focus (put in focus)	verb
enfôlecer	go crazy, drive to madness	verb	Spanish: enloquecer; Portuguese: enlouquecer; French: devenir fou
enfrentamento	confrontation	noun	Spanish: enfrentamiento
enfrentar	confront, put face to face	verb
enfrijamento dele relaciónz	cooling of the relations	noun
enfrijar	cool, chill	verb	Spanish: enfriar
engajar	engage	verb
engañar	mislead: fool, deceive, cheat	verb
engaño	deception, hoax	noun
engañosamén	deceptively	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: engañosamente
engañose	deceptive	adjective	Spanish: engañoso/a
engavetar	shelve, pidgeonhole (legislation, report, project)	verb
engavillar-se	hang out with one's friends or clique	verb
engeñose	ingeniouse (scheme, idea, plan), clever, inventive	adjective	Sp: ingenioso; Po: engenhoso; Fr: ingénieux, ingénieuse
engolide (per)	swallowed, engulfed (by)	adjective
engolir	engulf, swallow	verb
Engratça a Deo...	Thank goodness...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
engrifade	having goose bumps	adjective		Past participle adjective form
engrifadu	having goose bumps	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
enharanamento	indebtedness	noun
enharanar-se	get into debt	verb
enigma	enigma, mystery, riddle	noun
enigmátic	enigmatic, curious	adjective
enjugar	wipe away	verb
enjundia	substance, meat (colloquial)	noun
enjundiose	pithy: concise and forcefully expressive, substantial	adjective
enlacer	join, link, connect	verb
enlatade	canned (food)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
enlatadu	canned (food)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
enlatar	can (preserve food)	verb
enllenar	fill in, infill	verb
enmudecer [-esca-]	go mute, become silent, be dumbstruck	verb
enojar-se	get angry, become displeased	verb
enorme	huge, enormous	adjective
enormemén	enormously, hugely, vastly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
enrarecer, rarefiar	rarefy, make scarce, strain	verb
enriquecer [-esca-]	enrich, improve, add ingredients	verb
enriquecide	enriched	adjective
enrujecer [-esca-]	blush, redden	verb
ensalada	salad	noun	Vulgar Latin *salata, literally "salted," short for herba salata "salted vegetables"
ensalzar	extoll, extol (merits, virtues), exalt	verb
ensamblar	assemble, join	verb	Spanish: ensamblar
ensemu	together	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Occitan: ensèm from Latin: insimul; French: ensemble
enseñamento	teaching, instruction	noun
enseñança	teaching, lesson, education	noun
enseñanti	teacher, instructor	noun
enseñar	instruct, teach, discipline	verb
enseyadj	fitting, trying on	noun
enseyar	test, try out, rehearse; practice	verb
enseyo	trial, test, rehearsal	noun
ensigna	insignia, insigne	noun
ensolarade	sunny	adjective
ensombrecer [-esca-]	overshadow (spoil)	verb
ensombrecimento verbal	verbal overshadowing	noun
enstrumental	instrumental	adjective
enstrumentista	instrumentalist	noun
enstrumento	instrument	noun
ensujar	soil, make dirty	verb
entablar	strike up (a conversation); board up; embark upon (a business or negotiation); set up splint	verb
entchambar	provide employment, hire	verb
entchinte	pregnant (of woman)	adjective	Italian: incinta; French: enceinte
entchufi	socket, electric outlet, power plug	noun	Spanish: enchufe
entender	believe, think, understand (interpret)	verb
entendimento	understanding, knowledge, mind/consciousness	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
entere	entire, whole	adjective
enteresa	completeness, wholeness, decisiveness, presence of mind	noun	Spanish: entereza
enterrar	bury	verb
enterro	burial	noun
entitá	entity	noun
entomologíê	entomology	noun
entomólogo	entomologist	noun
entonación	intonation	noun	Portuguese: entonação; Italian: intonazione; Spanish: entonación
entonar	intonate (linguistics)	verb	Spanish: entonar
entons	so then, after that	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: entonces; Portuguese: então
entorno	scene, setting	noun
entorno natural	natural environment	noun
entorno social	social setting	noun
entortar-se	be seated or stationed in a place for a long time	verb
entrada	entry, entrance	noun
entrada comprensíbel, input comprensíbel	comprehensible input	noun
entrada principal	main entrance	noun
entradilla	opening line (of article in newspaper)	noun	Spanish: entradilla
entrañaz	entrails, bowels, inmost parts	noun
entrar	enter, come in	verb
entrar en reizón	come to one's senses	verb
entre	among or between	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
entrega	delivery	noun
entregábel	deliverable	adjective
entregade	dedicated, devoted to, delivered/handed-over	adjective
entregar	hand in, hand over, submit (a form, a paper), give/hand out	verb
entreghismo	appeasement	noun	Sp: entreguismo
entrelacer	entwine	verb
entrelacide	entwined	adjective
entrenamento	coaching, training session	noun
entrenar	coach, train	verb
entrepaño	door panel	noun
entrepusto comerchal	trading post	noun	Portuguese: entreposto comercial
entretenente	entertaining	adjective
entretener [entretuvi-, entretenga-]	entertain, mingle with friends	verb
entretenide	entertained	adjective
entretenidu	entertained	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
entretenimento	entertainment, amusement	noun
entrevista	interview	noun
entrevistador	interviewer	noun
entrismo	entryism, entrism	noun
entristecer [-esca-]	sadden, become sad	verb
entrópic	entropic	adjective
enturadj	entourage, circle of friends and acquaintances	noun
enturer	surround (with friends, strangers)	verb
entusiaste	enthusiastic	adjective
enumeración	enumeration	noun
enumerar	enumerate, make a list	verb
envellecer [-esca-]	get older	verb	sp: envejecer
envellecimento	aging, ageing	noun
ênvelopi	envelope	noun
envenenamento	poisoning	noun
envenenar	poison, embitter	verb
envergador	wingspan, breadth (nautical), magnitude, scope (of project)	noun	Spanish: envergador
envergadura	breadth, expanse	noun
envergar	attach a sail to the yardarm (the outer extremity of a ship's yard.)	verb
enviar	send	verb
enviar trupaz	send troops	verb
environer	surround, encircle	verb
environimento	environment (ecological sense), surroundings	noun
envixa	envy	noun	Catalan: enveja, Portuguese: inveja, Spanish: envidia; Galician: envexa; Italian: invidia; French: envie
envixábel	enviable	adjective
envixose	envious	adjective
envolver	involve, wrap up in	verb
envolvimento	involvement	noun
envuelta de	around	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
envueltu	involved, wrapped up in	past participle
envueltuôr	wrapper, wrapping, package (that is wrapped or in a box)	noun	Sp: envoltorio
enwi	ennui: feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of occupation or excitement.	noun
enxaguanti bucal	mouthwash	noun	Portuguese: enxaguatório bucal, enxaguante bucal; Spanish: enjuague bucal
enxaguar	rinse	verb	Portuguese: enxaguar; Spanish: enjuagar
enxuagar	rinse	verb	Spanish: enjuagar; Portuguese: enxuagar
enyeguecer [-esca-]	become as obsessed as a mare; be smitten	verb
enzalanue	tired and brain doesn't seem to want to work	adjective	Neapolitan:nzalanudo
enzima	enzyme	noun
enzimátic	enzymatic	adjective
eólic	wind, of/by wind turbin, eolian	adjective	Fr: éolienne
eolito	eolith	noun
epazoti	American wormseed (Chenopodium ambrosioides)	noun
epicentro	epicenter	noun
epidemi	epidemic	noun
epidemic	epidemic, epidemical	adjective
epiderma	epidermis	noun
Epifaníê	epiphany	noun
epifenómeno [+:epifenómenoz]	epiphenomenon [+:epiphenomena]	noun
epigenética	epigenetics	noun
epigráfic	epigraphic	adjective
episcopal	Episcopal	adjective
episcopalista	episcopalian	noun
episodio	episode (in television, book, play), incident (some event)	noun
epistemológic	epistemological	adjective
epistemologíê	epistemology: the investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion.	noun
epístola	epistle: literary letter intended to be published and read by individuals or groups of people.	noun	Ancient Greek
epistolare	epistolary	adjective
época	time span, age, period	noun
epónime	eponymous	adjective
epopey	epic, historic poem: literary composition of the legendary exploits of heroic characters, which are generally part of the origin of a race or a people	noun	Spanish
Epopey de Gilgamech	Epic of Gilgamesh	noun
equidistança	equal distant	noun
equidistante	equidistant	adjective
equilibrade	balanced: in state of equilibrium	adjective
equilibrar	balance, equilibrate	verb
equilibrio	equilibrium, balance	noun
equilibrio puntuade	punctuated equilibrium	noun
equipade	equipped	adjective
equipadj	equipment, luggage, equipage	noun
equipamento	equipment, outfit	noun
equipar	equip, outfit	verb
equipo	team	noun
equis	the letter X	noun
equis cero	tick tack toe	noun
equitá	fairness, equity, reasonableness	noun
equitábel, equitative	fair, just	adjective
equitabelmén	fairly (in a just manner), justly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
equivalente	equivalent	adjective
equivocación	equivocation, misunderstanding	noun
equívoque	equivocal, ambiguous, questionable or suspicious	adjective
era	imperfect past of ser	verb
erba	herb	noun
erba matey	yerba mate: refers to the leaves and not the drink	noun		see: matey
erba sante	hoja santa, vera cruz pepper	noun
erección	erection	noun
ergalia	catheter	noun	Greek: ???a?e?a ergaleía
erigir [erec-]	erect: build, set up, establish	verb
erosamar	love passionate and intensely, usually lustful	verb
erotic	erotic	adjective
errone	erroneous, mistaken, untrue	adjective
error	error	noun
error human	human error	noun
ersatz	ersatz: replacement, substitution	noun
ersatze	ersatz	adjective	German: Ersatz	made or used as a substitute, typically an inferior one, for something else
erudición	erudition, scholarly knowledge	noun	Spanish
erudite	erudite: having or showing great knowledge or learning.	adjective
erupción	eruption	noun
es machu bien educade	has very good manners	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
es un cuestión de política	(it) is a matter of policy	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
esbirro	henchman, helper, minion	noun
esbosar	sketch, rough out, outline, give a hint of (show)	verb	Spanish: esbozar
esboso	sketch, outline	noun
escabedj	marinade	noun	Spanish: escabeche from Arabic asukkabaj
escada	stairs	noun
escada rolante	escalator, moving/rolling stairs	noun
escadaria	staircase, stairway	noun
escala	scale (pertaining to magnitude)	noun
escala de têmpo	timescale	noun
escalación	escalation	noun
escalada	climb (of mountain), ascent	noun
escalar	scale, climb up (a mountain)	verb
escalare	scalar	adjective
escaleira	ladder	noun
escalofrijante	spine-chilling, spooky	adjective	Spanish: escalofriante
escandalo	scandal (detestable act, thing)	noun
escandalose	scandalous, sinful (waste)	adjective
escandinave	Scandinavian	adjective
escarmucho	skirmish: irregular fight of smaller numbers	noun	English: skirmish from French escarmouche and Italian: scaramuccia, schermugio; Dutch: schermen
escaroli	escarole is related to Belgian and curly endive but has broad, slightly curved pale green leaves with a milder flavor than either of them.	noun
escarpadura	escarpment	noun	Spanish: escarpadura
escarpar	rasp, scarp, escarp	verb	Spanish: escarpar
escase	scarce, little of	adjective
escasesa	scarcity, paucity	noun	Spanish: escasez; Portuguese: escassez; Galician: escaseza; Italian: scarsezza
escatológic	eschatological	adjective
escatologíê	eschatology	noun
escindir	rift, divide into 2 or more parts, break away	verb
esclavadj, esclavitud [-tudin-]	slavery	noun
esclavitud [-tudin-]	bondage, slavery	noun
esclavizar	enslave	verb
esclavo	slave	noun
escoba	broom	noun
escola	school	noun
escola primare	primary school, elementary school	noun
escolare	school, academic, scholastic	adjective
escolástic	scholastic (philosophical), academical	adjective	Spanish: escolástico; Portuguese: scolastique
escolimose	difficult, fastidious	adjective
escoller	choose	verb
escollo	pitfall, stumbling block	noun	Spanish: escollo
escombro	rubbish	noun
escombroz	debris (of building)	noun
escombroz de construcción	construction debris	noun
esconder	hide, conceal, disguise	verb
escopet	gun with scope, shotgun	noun
escosech	Scottish	noun
escrite	written	adjective
escritor, escritriç	writer	noun
escritorio	desk or place of writing	noun
escritu	written	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
escritura	scripture	noun
escrivente	writing	adjective
escriver [escrit-, escriva-]	write	verb
escrôn	screen (of smart phone, computer), display	noun
escrôn de cristau líquide	LCD (liquid crystal display)	noun
escrúpul	scruple: feeling of doubt or hesitation with regard to the morality or propriety of a course of action	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: escrúpulo; Catalan: escrúpol; French: scrupule; Italian: scrupolo
escrupulose	thorough, done carefully, scrupulous, methodical, conscientious	adjective	Portuguese: escrupuloso
escrutini	scrutiny	noun
escuadra	squad, squadron	noun
escuadra	semi-automatic pistol	noun
escuare	square (has right angles)	adjective
escudo	shield, escutcheon	noun
escudrinar	scrutinize, examine, inspect	verb	sp: escudriñar, po: escrutinar
escuincli	bratty child	noun
esculgar	search through, look through, rummage through	verb
esculpir	sculpt	verb
escultóric	sculpturesque, sculptural	adjective
escultura	sculpture	noun
escultural	sculptural	adjective
escungilo	cooked snail	noun
escuñitzo	street urchin	noun	Neapolitano: scugnizzo
escure	dark, badly-lit	adjective
escurridise	slippery (fish, thing), evasive (person)	adjective
escusa	apology, regretful explanation, excuse	noun
escusábel	excusable	adjective
escusar	pardon, excuse; forget/avoid	verb
Escusem-me	Excuse me (to get someone's attention)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
escutchar	listen	verb
escutinar	whisper	verb	Romansch
esença [esench-]	essence	noun
esenchal	essential, basic	adjective
esenchalizar	essentialize	verb
esenchalmén	essentially	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
esêr human	human being	noun
esêr [esen-]	being (human, alien...)	noun
esferoidê	spheroid	noun
esforço	effort, exertion	noun	Spanish/Portuguese	Spanish: esfuerzo
esforço concertade	concerted effort	noun
esforço organizative	organizational effort	noun	Spanish: esfuerzo organizativo
esforçoz de contención	containment efforts	noun
Eslovaquia	Slovakia	noun
Eslovenia	Slovenia	noun
esmerade treballo	painstaking work	noun
esmeralda	emerald	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: esmeralda; Italian: smeraldo; French: émeraude
esmero	great care, diligence	noun
esôfago	esophagus	noun
esotéric	esoteric	adjective
espachal	space, outer space, spatial	adjective
espachose	spacious	adjective
espaço aérie	air space	noun
espaço [espach-]	space	noun
espaço-têmporal	spatiotemporal	adjective
espaçoz en blanco	blanks (of form), empty spaces	noun
espada	spade (suit of cards)	noun
espagheti	spaghetti	noun
España, Espania	Spain	noun
español, españech [ispani-]	Spanish language	noun
espantábel	terrible, horrid, frightful, awful	adjective
espantar	frighten, scare (away), intimidate	verb
espanto	fright, dread, scare	noun
espantose	frightful, dreadful, grimly	adjective
especi	species, kind, sort	noun
especi sapiente	sapient species; intelligent lifeform	noun
especial	special, especial	adjective
especialista	specialist	noun
especialista en ética	specialist in ethics, ethicist	noun	Spanish: especialista en ética
especializade	specialized	adjective		Past participle adjective form
especializadu	specialized	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
especializar	specialize	verb
especialmén	especially	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
específic	specific	adjective
especificación	specification	noun
especificamén	specifically: in a specific way	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish específicamente
especifiçar [especifica-]	specify	verb
espécimen	specimen, sample	noun
espectácul	spectacle (show)	noun
espectaculare	spectacular	adjective
espectral	spectral, ghostly	adjective
espectro	spectrum	noun
espectrograma	spectrogram	noun
espectrometríê	spectrometry	noun
especulación	speculation	noun
especulaciónz vane	idle speculation	noun
especulador	speculator	noun
especular	speculate, inspect/contemplate	verb
especulative	speculative, thoughtful/contemplative	adjective
espeleologíê	speleology: the study of caves/caverns	noun
espello, miruôr	mirror	noun
espelunca	underground cave that has no light	noun
esperança	hope, expectation	noun	Portuguese: esperança, French: espoir, Italian: speranza, Spanish: esperanza
esperançadore	encouraging, hopeful	adjective
esperançose	hopeful	adjective		Note: Spanish uses esperanzador
esperantista	esperantist	noun
esperar	hope, expect	verb
espernada	end link of a chain	noun
espesar	thicken, weave together	verb
espighi	pain felt after doing anaerobic exercise from too much lactic acid building up	noun	Shetland dialect
espinachi	spinach	noun
espion	spy	noun
espionadj	espionage	noun
espionar	spy	verb
espiral	spiral	adjective
espitch	speech: oral-auditory means of communication	noun	English
espléndide	splendid, generous	adjective
esplendor	splendor	noun
esponja	sponge	noun
esponsor	sponsor	noun
espontane [espontanea-]	spontaneous	adjective
espontaneamén	spontaneously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
espontaneitá	spontaneity	noun
espora	seed, sowing, spore	noun
esporadic	sporadic	adjective
esporadicamén	sporadically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
esporti	sport	noun	Portuguese
esportive	sporty, sports	adjective
esposa, esposo	spouse, husband or wife	noun
esposar	handcuff, shackle	verb
esprin	spring (in mattress, watch)	noun
espritu	spirit	noun
espritu de corpo	esprit de corps (spirit of the body)	noun
espritu de equipo	team spirit	noun
espritu empresarial	entrepreneurship, business spirit	noun
espritu maligne	evil spirit	noun
Espritu Sante	Holy Spirit	noun
espritual	spiritual	adjective
esprituose	spirited, strong	adjective
esprituositá	spirituousness	noun
espuma	foam	noun
esputar	spit	verb	Neapolitano
espyerta	offer	noun	Romansch: spüerta
esqualide	squalid	adjective
esqueleto	skeleton	noun
esquema	scheme	noun
esquemático	schematic	noun
esquerzar	joke, jest	verb
esqueti	skateboard	noun
esquina	corner	noun
esquiro	squirrel	noun	Portuguese: esquilo from Latin scuriolus; Catalan: esquirol; French: écureuil; Italian: scoiattolo; Occitan: esquiròl
esquivar	dodge, sidestep	verb
esquizofrénic	schizophrenic	adjective
essa na es mev sistema	That's not my policy	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
esse	that	adjective
esso	that (thing)	noun
estábel	stable	adjective
estabilitá	stability	noun
establecer [-esca-]	establish, make stable	verb
establecide	established	adjective
establecidu	established	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
establecimento	establishment	noun
estación	station, post, depot (of bus or rail)	noun
Estación Espachal Înternacional	International Space Station	noun
estadístic	statistical (having to do with statistics)	adjective
estadisticien	statistician	noun
estadístico	statistic	noun
estadj	stage/level (of culture, geography)	noun
estadu	been (past participle of to be "estar")	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
estaf	staff (pole)	noun
estaincru	beer stein	noun
estallar	break out, flare up (civil unrest, warfare, etc)	verb	sp: estallar
estam	is/am/are (state of being or condition, present tense)	verb
estam bien...	alright, all right	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
estam escase de	lacks, lack	verb
estam __ndu	is/am/are __ing (forms present continuous tense, followed by gerund)	verb
estampa	print, engraving	noun
estampida	stampede	noun
estança	stay, being (somewhere)	noun	Spanish: estancia
estancade	stagnant	adjective
estancamento	stagnation	noun
estancar-se	stagnate	verb
estanco	small liquor store	noun
estande	being (temporarily), standing	adjective
estanquero	liquor store owner	noun
estanti	shelf	noun
estar de humor a facer	to be in the mood to do...	verb
estar en plenitud de facultáz	be at the height of one's powers	verb
estar [estuvi-, estem]	be: state of being or condition, including feeling and appearance	verb
estasi	stasis: period or state of inactivity or equilibrium.	noun
estat	state, country	noun
Estatez Unide de América	United States of America	noun
estátic	static	adjective
estatista	statesman, statist	noun
estatu	status, standing, decree, statute	noun
estatu comerchal preferente	preferential trade status	noun
estatu-cuo	status quo: existing state of affairs	noun
estatunidense	American, of/from the United States	adjective
estatunidensi	person from the United States	noun
estatura	stature, height of a person, tallness	noun
estatuto	statute, law, ordinance	noun
estaular	pop, burst, explode	verb	Spanish: estallar; Portuguese: estalar/estourar
estava __ndu	was/were __ing (imperfect continuous tense)	verb
este	this, these, that (nearby)	adjective
este notchi	tonight	noun
esteganografíê	steganography	noun
esteganografíê	steganography	noun	Spanish: esteganografía
esteica	steak: slab of meat that is grilled	noun
estelare	stellar (but not in the sense of outstanding), star-like, pertaining to stars	adjective
estepa	steppe	noun
estereotipade	stereotyped, stereotypical	adjective
estéril	sterile, barren	adjective
esterilizar	sterilize	verb
estétic	esthetic, aesthetic	adjective
estética	esthetics, aesthetics	noun
esteticamén	esthetically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
estigmatizar	stigmatize	verb	Spanish
estilista	stylist (literature, hair), designer (technical)	noun
estilistic	stylistic	adjective
estilo	style, manner	noun
estilográfica	fountain pen	noun
estima	esteem: respect and admiration usually for a person	noun
estimade	esteemed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
estimadu	esteemed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
estimar	esteem: respect and admire	verb
estimative	estimative	adjective
estimulanti	stimulant	noun
estimular	stimulate	verb
estímulo	stimulus, incentive, stimulation, encouragement	noun
estiquirin	great horned owl	noun
estiramento	stretching, pulling, strain	noun
estirar	dilate, lengthen, draw or stretch out	verb
estíu	summer	noun	Catalan/Occitan: estiu; Sardinian: istadi; Spanish: estío; Portuguese: estio
esto	this, these	noun
estobade	steamed (vegetables..)	adjective	Papiamentu
estobar	steam (food)	verb
estocástic	stochastic	adjective
estofado	hot pot	noun
estóic	Stoic	adjective	Portuguese: estóica; Spanish: estoica; French: stoïque
estóicien	Stoic (person)	noun	French: stoïcien
estómago	stomach	noun
estona	time, moment, a while	noun	Catalan (Spanish = rato)
estorbar	hinder, obstruct, interfer, cumber	verb
estorbose	hindering, encumbering	adjective
estorgamar	love parents naturally feel for their children	verb
estrada	street, road	noun
estrado	platform, podium, stand (court)	noun
estragamento	disorder, depravation, depravity	noun
estragar	deprave, corrupt, spoil	verb
estrañamén	strangely, oddly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
estrañe [estraña-]	strange, odd	adjective
estrañere	foreign, outsider	adjective
estrañero	stranger	noun
estrangul	mouthpiece (for brass/wind instruments)	noun
estrangulación	strangulation	noun
estrangular	strangle, choke, strangulate	verb
estratega	strategist	noun
estrategema	contrivance: scheme or plan	noun	Spanish
estratégic	strategic	adjective
estratégicamén	strategically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
estrategiê	strategy	noun
estrategiê basade en consentimento	consent-based	adjective	Spanish: estrategia basada en consentimiento; Portuguese: estratégia baseada em consentimento
estrategiê discursive	discursive strategy	noun
estratificación	stratification	noun
estrato	stratum	noun
estratosfera	stratosphere	noun
estratosféric	stratospheric	adjective
estrella [estel-]	star	noun
estremamén	extremely	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
estreme [estrema-]	extreme	adjective
estremismo	extremism	noun	Italian: estremismo; French: extrémisme; Catalan: extremisme; Spanish/Portuguese: extremismo
estremista	extremist	noun	Italian: estremista; Spanish/Portuguese: extremista; French: extrémiste
estrés	stress, strain	noun
estrés de combati	combat stress	noun
estrica	stroke (of a pen)	noun	Venetian
estricte	strict	adjective
estridente	strident	adjective
estril	flat broke, without money	adjective
estrite	narrow, strict (figurative)	adjective
estrito	strait, straits (geography)	noun
estrofar	turn and lock	verb
estromar	strum (a guitar)	verb
estropiar	ruin, spoil	verb
estrucar	press/strike (a key)	verb	Venetian, proto-Germanic
estructura	structure, product of building	noun
estructura jerarquic	hierachical structure	noun
estructurade	structured	adjective
estructural	structural	adjective
estructuraz harmónic	harmonic structures; chord structures	noun	Spanish: estructuras armónicas; French: structures harmoniques; Portuguese: estruturas harmônicas
estrudel	strudel: type of layered pastry with a filling that is usually sweet; baklava	noun
estuarian	estuarine, estuarian	adjective
estuarioz	estuaries	noun
estudanti	student	noun
estudar	study	verb
estudo	study, learning	noun
estudose	studious, bookish	adjective
estudoz clínic	clinical studies	noun	Spanish: estudios clínicos; Portuguese: estudos clínicos
estufa	greenhouse	noun	Portuguese
estul	chair, stool	noun
estupende	stupendous, wonderful, fantastic, great, marvelous	adjective	spanish: estupendo; italian: stupendo
estutchi	stadium	noun
estuvi	preterite (perfect past) of estar	verb
estuvi __ndu	was/were __ing (past continuous tense)	verb
estuviessê	imperfect subjunctive of estar [to be]	verb
etairo	friend, partner, brother in a group of like-minded people	noun
etairoz	brethren, brothers (figurative)	noun
etanol	ethanol, drinking alcohol	noun
etapa	period, stage, phase	noun
etapaz de crechimento, fasiz de crechimento	stages of growth	noun
etayiz	carvings	noun
etchise	homemade	adjective
étere	ethereal: heavenly and/or delicate; vaporous	adjective	Spanish: etéreo; French: éthéré; Italian: etereo
eternamén	eternally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eterne, eternal	eternal	adjective
eternitá	eternity	noun
étic	ethical	adjective
ética	ethics	noun
ética de negochi	business ethics	noun
éticien dele vertudez	virtue ethicist	noun
éticien, éticista	ethicist	noun	French: éthicien; Porttuguese/Catalan: eticista
etileno	ethylene	noun	Portuguese/Spanish: etileno; French: éthylène
etimológic	etymological	adjective
etimológico	etymologicon	noun
etimologíê	etymology	noun
etiqueta	tag/label (commerce, computing)	noun	Spanish
etiqueta XML	XML tag	noun
etiquetadj	tagging, labeling	noun
etnia	ethnic group	noun
étnic	ethnic	adjective
etnicitá	ethnicity	noun
etnocéntric	ethnocentric	adjective
etnográfic	ethnographic	adjective
etnografíê	ethnography	noun
etnógrafo, etnógrafa	ethnographer	noun
etnolinguístic	ethnolinguistic	adjective	Spanish: etnolingüístico, Portuguese: etnolinguística, French: ethnolinguistique
etrusque	Etruscan	adjective	French: étrusque; Spanish/Portuguese: etrusco; Catalan: etrusc
eucaristía	eucharist: sacrament of the Christian church	noun	Spanish/Portuguese from Greek
eufemismo	euphemism	noun
eufológic	euphologic	adjective
euforia	euphoria	noun
eufóric	euphoric	adjective
eugenesia	eugenics	noun
eugenésic	eugenic	adjective	Spanish from Greek
eulogio	eulogy	noun
eulogiose	eulogistic	adjective
euro, €	Euro (EU currency)	noun
Europa [europe-]	Europe	noun
europeo	European (person from Europe)	noun
europese, european	European	adjective
evacuar	evacuate	verb
evadir	evade	verb
evanescença	evanescence	noun
evanescer [-esca-]	evanesce: vanish by degrees, pass out	verb
evangeli	gospel, good news of importance	noun
evangélic	evangelical	adjective
evangelismo	evangelism	noun
evangelista	evangelist	noun
evangeliz sinóptic	synoptics: the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke	noun
evangelizar	evangelize	verb
evasión	evasion	noun
eveilar-se	wake up	verb
eventu	event, activity, happening	noun
eventual	eventual	adjective
evidença [evidench-]	evidence	noun
evidenchal	evedential	adjective
evidente	evident: perceptible, clear, apparent	adjective
evidentemén	evidently, obviously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eviscerar	eviscerate	verb
evitábel	evitable	adjective
evitar	avoid, shun, avert, save from (doing or going somewhere), eschew	verb
evocar	evoke: call forth	verb
exabaitê, exaoctet	exabyte (EB): 1024 petabytes; 2 to the 60th power bytes; about 1 quintillion bytes, 1 billion gigabytes or 1 million terabytes	noun
exemplare	exemplary: fit to be a model	adjective
exemplario	exemplar: original model of the universe in the mind of God; model of virtue	noun
exemplificación	exemplification	noun
exemplificade	exemplified	adjective
exemplifiçar [exemplifica-]	exemplify	verb
exemplo	example	noun
exotêz	green beans, string beans	noun	Mexico and Central American Spanish: ejotes from Nahuatl: exotl
ey	yes, this is right	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Sardinian and Mexican Spanish: ey/ei
eya	wow, hot dog, all right!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
ezecución	execution, enforcement (of sentence, debt collection)	noun
ezecutábel	feasible, practicable	adjective
ezecutade	executed, performed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
ezecutadu	executed, performed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ezecutar	execute: run, perform a task	verb
ezecutar un programa	execute a program	verb
ezecutivo	executive: person in authority	noun
ezecutorie	executory, final (determination, judgement)	adjective
ezercici	exercise	noun	Catalan: exercici; Spanish: ejercicio; French: exercice; Italian: esercizio; Portuguese: exercício; Romanian: exercițiu
ezercici escrite	written exercise	noun
ezercir	exercise (right), wield (power), exert (influence), practice (medicine, law)	verb
ezercir le força	wield force	verb
ezercitar	train, coach, drill, exercise (muscles, memory)	verb
ezército	army, organization of trained people	noun
faba	wide bean, faba bean	noun
fábrica	factory	noun
fabricación	fabrication: something made	noun
fabricación aditive	additive manufacturing	noun	Portuguese: fabricação aditiva; Spanish: fabricación aditiva
fabricación întensive de capitau	capital intensive manufacturing	noun
fabricade	fabricated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
fabricadu	fabricated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fabricanti	manufacturer, maker	noun
fabricar	manufacture, produce an artificial object; fabricate	verb
fabul	fable, story	noun
fabulose	fabulous	adjective
faç	do/make (imperative or command form)	verb	Portuguese: faz, faça, façamos, fazei, façam; Spanish: haz, haga, hagamos, haced, hagan; French: fais, faisons, faites
faç-tudo	jack of all trades	noun
façaña	exploit, feat, deed	noun
facción	faction (literally a doing or making), political party, class of people	noun
facciónz autoînteresade	self-interested parties	noun
facem	present tense of facer [to do]; do, does	verb
facer acusaciónz (sobrê)	make allegations (about)	verb
facer bulto	make up or swell up the numbers	verb	Spanish: hacer bulto
facer caso omise de	pay no heed to, completely ignore, totally flout	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: hacer caso omiso de
facer rembrar	remind	verb
facer un careta	make a face	verb
facer valor	assert (case, rights), uphold	verb
facer viral	go viral	verb
facer [-fici-, fetch-, faga-, far-]	do, make	verb	Latin: facere, Galician,Asturian: facer
facer-se pasar por	impersonate	verb	Spanish: hacerse pasar por; Portuguese: fazer-se passar por
faceta	facet	noun
facha [-fich-]	appearance/look, face	noun
fachada	façade, front, facade	noun
fachal	facial	adjective
fachidue	two-faced	adjective
fachina	clean-up, hurdle	noun
fachinero	janitor, cleaner	noun
fácil	easy, doable	adjective
facilitá	facility, ease	noun
facilitar	facilitate: make easier, supply (information)	verb
facilmén	easily	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: fácilmente, French: facilement, Portuguese/Italian: facilmente
facs	fax	noun
factíbel	workable, feasible, doable, possible & achievable	adjective
facultá	capacities, faculty	noun
facultative	optional, non-compulsory	adjective
fagam	do/make (present subjunctive form)	verb	Spanish: haga, hagas, hagamos, hagáis, hagan; Portuguese: faça, faças, façamos, façais, façam; Galician: faga, fagas, fagamos, fagades, fagan
faicha	sash, belt (Judo, Karate)	noun
faisa	pheasant	noun
falace	fallacious	adjective	Portuguese: falaciosa, falaz; French: fallacieux; Italian: fallace
falacia	falacy	noun	Spanish: falacia; Portuguese: falácia
falacia lógic	logical fallacy	noun
falcón	falcon	noun	Spanish: halcón; Portuguese: falcão; French: faucon, Catalan: falcó
falda	skirt	noun
faldón	tail of jacket or suit, flap; gable (architecture)	noun
falecer [-esca-]	pass away, die, perish	verb
falecide	deceased, the late	adjective
falecido	deceased, dead	noun
falecidu	deceased	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
falecimento	death, passing on	noun
falíbel	fallible	adjective
falide	bankrupt	adjective
falidu	bankrupt	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
falimento	bankruptcy, failure	noun
falir	go under (business), go bankrupt	verb
falla	defect (in manufacturing), fault (geology)	noun
fallar	fail	verb
falta	lack, shortage	noun
faltar	be lacking, be missing	verb
falte de	lacking in, shortage of	adjective
falte de empatíê	lacking in empathy, with no empathy	adjective
falte de ética	unethical	adjective
fama	fame, reputation	noun
fambi	hunger	noun	French: faim; Spanish: hambre; Catalan: fam; Italian: fame
fambiente	hungry: famished, starving	adjective
familia	family	noun
familiare	familiar	adjective
famose	famous	adjective
famuyero	deceitful person	noun
fanátic	fanatical	adjective
fanatico, fanatica	fanatic	noun
fanatismo	fanaticism	noun
fantasma	phantom, shadowy figure, ghost	noun
fantasme	hit-and-run (by vehicle)	adjective
fantasme	phantom	adjective	Spanish: fantasma
fantochi	puppet	noun
faoliar	foul (in sports competition)	verb
faqueiro	set of silverware, cutlery	noun
fará	will do/make	verb	Spanish: haré, hará, harás; Portuguese: farei, fará; French: ferai, fera, feras, ferons	(future tense)
farao	pharoah	noun
fardo	burden	noun
farelu	wheat bran	noun
faríeb	would do/make	verb	Spanish: haría; Portuguese: faria	(conditional form)
farina	flour	noun
farina de trigo integral	whole wheat flour	noun
faringi	pharynx	noun
faringiti	pharyngitis	noun
faringiti estreptocócic	streptococcal pharyngitis	noun
farmacéutico, producto farmacéutic	pharmaceutical	noun
farmacia	pharmacy	noun
farmacien	pharmacist	noun
fármaco	pharmaceutical drug	noun
farmacológic	pharmacological	adjective
farmacologíê	pharmacology	noun
faro	beacon, source of light, lighthouse, traffic light	noun
faro de luç	beacon of light	noun
faro delanchare	headlight (vehicle)	noun
farol	street light	noun
farra	party, binge	noun
farsa	farce, pretense	noun
farsesc	farcical	adjective
fascícul	installment: issue (of magazine, article), fascicle	noun
fascinación (por)	fascination (for)	noun
fascinante	fascinating, riveting	adjective
fascinar	fascinate	verb
fásic	phasic	adjective
fasiz dele luna	phases of the moon	noun
fastiar	loathe, weary, disgust	verb
fastío	boredom, restlessness, weariness; loathing	noun	sp: hastío
fatal	fatal	adjective
fatiga	fatigue	noun
fatigante	tiring, fatiguing, tiresome, wearisome	adjective	Spanish; French: fatigant
fatigar	exhaust, fatigue	verb
fatighe; fatigade	fatigued, tired, weary	adjective
Fatimidye	Fatimid	adjective
fatue	fatuous, conceited, vain, foolish	adjective
fauna	fauna, wildlife	noun
fauna silvestre	wildlife	noun
fause	not true, false	adjective
fause paso; fo-pa	faux paus: an embarassing or tactless act or remark	noun	French
fausificación	forgery, falsification	noun
fausifiçar [fausifica-]	falsify	verb
favela	slum, shantytown	noun
favlade	said, spoken	adjective		Past participle adjective form
favladore	talkative	adjective
favladu	said, spoken	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
favladuría	gossip, rumour	noun
favlanti	speaker	noun
favlar	talk, speak	verb	Spanish: hablar + Portuguese: falar
Favlem cun el	Speak with him	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: Hable con él
favo	honeycomb	noun
favor	favor, favour	noun
favorábel	favorable, approving	adjective
favorecer [-esca-]	suit (clothes, improve in some way, advantage	verb
favorecide	fortunate, favored, advantaged	adjective
favorecidu	fortunate, favored, advantaged	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
favorite	favorite	adjective
favorito	favorite	noun
faxita	fajita: originally from the little strips of meat cut from the beef skirt in Tex-Mex cuisine.	noun
fazenda	farm (usually large)	noun
fazendero	farmer (of large lot)	noun
fébel	feeble: weak due to illness, injury, or old age	adjective
febrê	fever	noun
febril	feverish	adjective
fecunde	prolific, fertile, fruitful, productive	adjective
fecunditá	fruitfulness, productiveness, fecundity	noun
feda	fairy, sprite, pixie	noun
feder	stink	verb
federación	federation	noun
federal	federal	adjective
fedor	stink, stench	noun
fedorente	stinking	adjective
fei duradoure	lifelong faith	noun
fei [-feder-, -fid-]	faith	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Galician: fe; Portuguese: fé; French: foi; Italian/Corsican: fede
feijonado	black bean stew	noun	Brazilian Portuguese: feijoado
feijónz	beans (not specific variety)	noun	Galician: feixón; Portuguese: feijão; Italian: fagiolo
feira	trade fair, market	noun
feitchizadu	bewitched, spellbound, enchanted	adjective	Spanish: hechizado, Portuguese: enfeitiçado
feitor	factor, element (of surprise...)	noun
feitu	fact, deed, truth	noun	Catalan: fet; Spanish: hecho; French: fait; Italian: fatto; Portuguese: fato
feitual	factual	adjective
feitura	bill, invoice	noun
feituración	billing, turnover, invoicing	noun
feituramento	turnover, revenue	noun
feiturar	invoice, bill; make money	verb
feletcho	tall fern, bracken	noun	Spanish: helecho; Leonese: feleitu, feichu; Galician: fieito, fento
feliç mazêl	happy destiny, best wishes	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Judeo-Spanish
felice, feliç	happy, contented (being content)	adjective		feliz is used before the noun to wish something for someone
felicíssime	happiest	adjective
felicitá	happiness, felicity	noun
felicitaciónz	felicitations	noun
felicitar	make happy, felicitate	verb
feligi	fern	noun
fêmina	female, woman	noun	Norman: fâme, English: female
fêmina de înterior	housewife, home-maker	noun
fêminina	feminine (linguistics)	noun
fêminine	feminine	adjective
fêministe	feminist	adjective
fên	fun	noun
fenciclidina	PCP, phencyclidine	noun
fenda	crack	noun
fenestra	window that doesn't necessarily have to open but has to be see-through	noun
fenomenal	phenomenal	adjective
fenómeno	phenomenon	noun
fenomenologíê	phenomenology	noun
fenómenoz	phenomena	noun
fenotipo	phenotype	noun
feriado	holiday: day of festivity or religious observance and is usually a day off from work	noun
feriar	exchange, deal, trade	verb
ferida	wound	noun
feride	wounded, injured	adjective
feridu	wounded, injured	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ferimento	injury	noun
ferir	wound, injure, hurt	verb
fermentación	fermentation	noun
fermento	yeast, ferment	noun
fermose	beautiful and balanced, majestic, perfect (usually of nature)	adjective	etymology: Sp: hermosa, Galician: fermosa, Po: formosa, Latin: formosus
feroce	fierce, ferocious	adjective
ferramentaz	tools (of iron or steel)	noun
ferre	tough like iron	adjective
ferrero	smith, iron worker	noun
férric	ferric: containing iron	adjective
ferro	iron, branding iron	noun
ferrose	ferrous, of iron	adjective
fértil	fertile	adjective
fertilitá	fertility	noun
ferviente, en ebullición	boiling, fervent	adjective
fervir	boil	verb
fervor	fervor	noun
festa de Yul	Yuletide, Yule time; festival of the winter solstice	noun
festivau	festival	noun
festive	festive	adjective
fetal	fetal	adjective
fetcha	date	noun	Spanish: fecha
fetche	made, done	adjective
fetchu	made, done	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
feto [fet-]	fetus	noun
fevrero	February (month 2 of Gregorian calendar)	noun
fiábel	reliable, safe, dependable (usually not a person)	adjective
fiaca	laziness	noun
fibra dietétic	dietary fiber	noun
fibra óptic	fiber-optic	noun
ficar	stay, remain, lie (be situated at)	verb
ficar con	lie with someone; make out with	verb
ficción	fiction	noun
ficcional	fictional	adjective
fichero	file (computing)	noun
fici	preterite (perfect past) of facer, made, did	verb
ficiessê	imperfect subjunctive of facer [to do]	verb	Spanish: hiciera, hiciese, hicieras, hicieses, hiciéramos, hiciésemos, hicierais, hicieseis, hicieran, hiciesen; Portuguese: fizesse, fizesses, fizéssemos
fictive, ficticie	fictitious, fictional, fictive	adjective
fidelitá	fidelity, faithfulness	noun
fiduciare	fiduciary: holding something in trust	adjective
fiele [-fidele-]	faithful	adjective
fiera [feroce-]	wild beast	noun
fierosamén	fiercely, fercosiously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fiesta [festi-]	party	noun
fifi	pansy	noun
fígado	liver	noun
figura	figure, shape, form	noun
figurar	figure, appear, be prominent	verb
fila	line (of something), row	noun
filantrópic	philanthropic	adjective
filantropíê	philanthropy	noun
filey	filet	noun
filiación	affiliation	noun
filiamar	love developed out of deep friendship or fighting side by side on a battlefield	verb
filiau de l'empresa	campany's affiliate	noun
filigrana	watermark (on bill)	noun
Filipos	Phillippi	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
filla	daughter	noun	Spanish pronunciation with f at beginning
fillastro	stepchild	noun
fillo	son	noun
fillo pródighe	prodigal son	noun
fillola	goddaughter	noun
fillolo	godson	noun
filloz	children (of mother and father)	noun
filloz de Adamo	sons of Adam (basically all humanity)	noun
filmi	film: motion picture	noun
filmi de acción	action film	noun
filo	strand of yarn, thread	noun
filo de seguritá	security thread	noun
filo dental	dental floss	noun
filogenómic	phylogenomic	adjective
filosófic	philosophical	adjective
filosofíê	philosophy	noun
filósofo	philosopher	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: filósofo/a; Italian: filosofo/a; French: philosophe
filtro	filter (air, water)	noun
filu	phylum	noun
fin de l'añuz 60	late 1960s	noun
fin de setmana, wiquen	weekend	noun
final	final	adjective
finalmén	finally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
finança [financi-]	finance	noun
financiación	financing, funding, finance	noun	Spanish: financiación
financiamento	financing	noun
financiamento dele pesquisa	research funding	noun	Spanish: financiamiento de la pesquisa; Portuguese: financiamento de pesquisa
financiare	financial	adjective
financista	financier	noun
finau	close, end, ending, finish	noun
finca	agricultural production complex; property, estate	noun
fine	thin (wire, layer, cable), fine (paper, hair)	adjective
fingimento	feigning	noun
fingir	pretend, feign	verb
finir	finish	verb
finite	finite	adjective
finlandech	Finnish	noun
finlandese	Finnish	adjective
Finlandia	Finland	noun
finta	feint: deceptive or pretended blow, thrust, or other movement	noun	Spanish
firma	signature, autograph	noun
firma oficial	official signature	noun
firmar	sign, autograph, endorse	verb
firme	firm, solid, steadfast	adjective
fiscalía	district attorney, public prosecutor	noun	Spanish
fiscau	prosecutor (legal, public)	noun	Spanish: fiscal
física	physics	noun
fisiológic	physiological	adjective
fîtra	fitrah: primordial human nature	noun
fixación	fixation	noun	Spanish: fijación; Portuguese: fixação; French: fixation; Italian: fissazione
fixar	set (the eyes on), fixate	verb
fixe	fixed (price, rules), unable to be changed	adjective
flagrante	blatant, obvious, flagrant (lie, injustice)	adjective
flaite	sketchy	adjective
flama	flame (of fire)	noun
flanquear	flank, line	verb
flatulença	flatulence, gas (breaking wind)	noun
flatulente	flatulent, gassy	adjective
flecsíbel	flexible	adjective
flecsión	flexion	noun
fleit	whistle (instrument used by coaches)	noun	Papiamentu
fletcha	arrow	noun
fletchaz încendiare	flaming arrows	noun
flete	flat (tire)	adjective	English/Papiamentu
fleter [flecs-]	flex (muscles), bend	verb
flissye	hard-working	adjective	Romansch
flissyitá	industriousness	noun	Romansch
flor	flower	noun
flor de lis	fleur-de-lis	noun
floral	floral	adjective
florecente	burgeoning, flourishing	adjective
florecer [-esca-]	flourish, burgeon	verb
floreiro	flower vase	noun
Florença	Florence (town in Italy)	noun	Neapolitan
florista	florist	noun
flota	fleet	noun
flotación	flotation	noun
floxe	loose, slack; poor (in performance, not potent)	adjective	Spanish: flojo, floja
fluctuación	fluctuation	noun
fluctuante	fluctuating	adjective
fluctuar	fluctuate	verb
fluvial	fluvial, river	adjective	Spanish: fluvial
fluxo	flow, flux	noun	Spanish: flujo, Portuguese: fluxo
fluxograma	flowchart	noun	Portuguese: fluxograma; Spanish: diagrama de flujo
fluyente	fluent	adjective
fobia	phobia	noun
foca	seal (the animal)	noun
foco	focus	noun
fogasa	fougasse: breads that include focaccia in Italian cuizine, hogaza in Spain, and fogassa in Catalonia.	noun
fogo	fire, flame, heat	noun
fôle	crazy, out of one's mind, mad	adjective	French: fou, folle
fôlemén	crazily, madly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fôlía	folly, madness	noun	French: follie, Italian: follia
folla	leaf, blade	noun
folladj	foliage	noun
follaz	leaves	noun
folleto	brochure, booklet	noun	Spanish/Galician: folleto; Portuguese: folheto
fonación	phonation	noun
fonç	fount: a source of a desirable quality or commodity	noun	Catalan: fons
foncez	sources	noun
foncez fidedigne	reliable sources; trustworthy sources	noun
Fondo Monetare Înternacional (FMI)	international monetary fund (IMF)	noun
fondoz	funds (money)	noun
fondoz mutue	mutual funds	noun
fonema	phoneme	noun
fonétic	phonetic	adjective
fonética	phonetics	noun
fongoz	mushrooms, fungus	noun
fonológic	phonological	adjective
fonologíê	phonology	noun
fonoteca	sound library	noun
fonti	font (typography, writing)	noun
forca	pitchfork, fork of forklift, fork of bicycle; any large fork	noun	Spanish: horca, Portuguese: forca
força centrífuge	centrifugal force	noun	Portuguese: força centrífuga; French: force centrifuge
força de voluntá	willpower, will power	noun
força laboral	workforce	noun
força motore	driving force, prime mover	noun
força oscilante	oscillating force	noun
força [fort-]	force, strength	noun
forçade	forced	adjective
forçar [fort-]	force	verb
fórceps	forceps	noun
forçudo	strong man, man of strength	noun
forense	forensic	adjective
forma	shape, form	noun	Latin
forma de unda	waveform	noun
forma de vida	lifeform	noun
forma físic	fitness, physical fitness	noun
formative, de formación	formative	adjective
formato de arquivo	file format	noun
formidábel	formidable	adjective
formidabelmén	formidably	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
formiga	ant	noun
fórmula	formula	noun
formulación	formulation	noun
formular	formulate	verb
formulario	application form, documentation to enter in information	noun
fornalla	furnace	noun	Portuguese: fornalha
forno	oven, furnace	noun
forno de micr'undaz	microwave oven	noun
forno tostadore	toaster oven	noun	Spanish: horno tostador [+: hornos tostadores]
forno tostadore per convección	convection toaster oven (toaster oven by convection)	noun
foro [+:foroz]	forum [+:fora, forums]	noun
forqueta	confluence of rivers, forked branch	noun	Portuguese: forqueta
forquilla	hairpin, bobby pin	noun	Spanish: horquilla; Portuguese: forquilha
fortalecer [-esca-]	strengthen, fortify, build/toughen up, make stronger	verb
fortalesa	fortress, stronghold, strength, fortitude	noun
forte	strong, powerful (physically strong)	adjective
fortificación	fortification	noun
fortificade	fortified, defensed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
fortificadu	fortified, defensed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fortitud [-tudin-]	strength, fortitude, resolve	noun
fortuna	fortune	noun
fosa	pit, ditch, cavity (nasal, other anatomy)	noun
fosfina	phosphine	noun
fosforescença	phosphorescence	noun
fosforescente	phosphorescent	adjective
fôsforo	phosphorous; match (for lighting fire or candle)	noun
fósil	fossil	adjective
fossa oceanic	oceanic trench	noun
fotocopiador	copier (copy machine), photocopier	noun
fotosíntesi	photosynthesis	noun
fotosintétic	photosynthetic	adjective	Spanish: fotosintético
foyêr	foyer	noun
fra'ri [fratern-]	brother in organization (unrelated brother)	noun
fracasade	failed, unsuccessful, abortive	adjective	Spanish: fracasado
fracasar	fail, fall through (plan/project)	verb
fracaso	failure	noun
fracción	fraction	noun
fraccional	fractional	adjective
fractura	fracture	noun
fracturose	fracturous	adjective
frágil	fragile (bone, structure, material)	adjective
fragmentade	fragmented	adjective
fragmentar	fragment	verb
fragmento	piece, fragment	noun
fragrante	fragrant, of a sweet smell	adjective	Spanish: fragante
frais	fries (potato French fries), chips (British)	noun
frajun	sibling	noun	Romansch
francamén	frankly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
francech	French (language or person)	noun
francese	French	adjective
Francia	France (country)	noun
francófil	Francophile	adjective
francófilo	Francophile (person)	noun
francofonia	The Francosphere, Francophonie	noun
francófono	Francophone (person)	noun
franja	strip (narrow piece of something), stripe, fringe	noun
Franja de Gaza	Gaza Strip	noun
franjar	fringe, trim	verb
franque [franca-]	frank, plain	adjective
franquesa	frankness	noun
franquiça	franchise	noun	Catalan: franquícia; Spanish: franquicia; Portuguese: franquia
franquiste	Franco	adjective
fraquine	fracking	adjective
fraternal	fraternal	adjective
fraternitá	fraternity	noun
fratricida	fratricide (person)	noun
fratricidio	fratricide	noun
fraudulente	fraudulent	adjective
frazada	blanket (for warmth)	noun
frazi	phrase	noun
frecuentar	frequent, visit on a regular basis	verb
frecuente	frequent	adjective
frecuentemén	frequently	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fregata	frigate	noun
fregti	freight	noun
frenetic	frenzied, frantic, distracted	adjective
frenétic	frenetic	adjective
freno	brake	noun
frenta	forehead	noun
frente a	across from	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
frescura	freshness (of food, air), coolness	noun
fresque	fresh, cool	adjective	Catalan: fresque, frescos, frescs, fresca, fresc
frezaz	strawberries	noun
fricción	friction	noun
frigide	frigid, really cold	adjective
frije	cold, cool (temperature)	adjective
friqueade	freaked out	adjective		Past participle adjective form
friqueadu	freaked out	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
friquear-se	freak out	verb
friso	frieze	noun
fritade, frite	fried	adjective		Past participle adjective form
fritadu, fritu	fried	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fritar	fry, cook in oil	verb
frívole	frivolous, trivial	adjective
frixolez	refried beans	noun	Spanish: frijoles
frontira	border, frontier	noun
frontirize	border, frontier (before noun); bordering, forming the border	adjective	Spanish: fronterizo	changes the noun “frontera” to use it as an adjective, describing the region
fructosa	fructose	noun
frustración	frustration	noun	Spanish: frustración, Italian: frustrazione
frustrade	abortive (of plan, attempt)	adjective
frustrar	frustrate, thwart, foil (prevent/abort)	verb
frustrar-se	get frustrated, fail (fall through)	verb
fruta [frutu-, fruct-]	fruit	noun
frutero	fruit seller	noun
frutuose	fruitful, successful	adjective
fuchie	fuchsia (color)	adjective
fuenti	fountain pen	noun
fuera	out, away, abroad	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
fuera de	outside, out of	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
fufu	spell	noun
fugace	fugacious, fleeting	noun
fugacemén	fleetingly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fugir	escape, flee	verb
fugitivo	fugitive, escapee	noun
fui	preterite (perfect past) of ser, was, were	verb
Fui un plazi conocer-te.	It was a pleasure to meet you, Pleasure to make your acquaintance	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
fuissê	imperfect subjunctive of ser [to be]	verb
fulminante	fulminating	adjective
fumar	smoke	verb
fumo	smoke	noun
fumoz	fumes, smoke	noun
función	function (mathematic, computer science)	noun
función judicial	judicial branch	noun
funcional	functional	adjective
funcionamento	performance, the functioning of	noun
funcionar	function, work	verb
funcionario	functionary	noun
funcionariuz públic	public workers	noun
fundación de l'empresa	launch of the company	noun
fundade	founded	adjective		Past participle adjective form
fundadu	founded	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fundamental	fundamental, foundational	adjective
fundamentalismo	fundamentalism	noun
fundamentalista	fundamentalist	noun
fundamento	foundation	noun
fundar	found: began from the bottom	verb
funde	bottom, end	adjective
fundición	melting, ironworks, smelting	noun
fundido	dish of refried beans covered in cheese	noun
fundir	fuse, blend	verb
funeral	funeral	adjective
funerau	funeral	noun
fungi	fedora or top hat	noun
fungir	hold a position or post, serve (in a position)	verb
funi	rope	noun
furastero	foreigner	noun	Neapolitan
furgon	semi truck, tractor-trailor	noun
furgonero	truck driver	noun
furia	fury, rage	noun
furic	furious	noun
furtar	steal	verb
fusibla	fuse (electronics)	noun
fusión	fusion	noun
fusionar-se	coalesce	verb
fuso	rounded rod, spindle	noun
fuso uorare	time zone	noun
fusta	switch for riding a horse	noun
fusti	shaft (architecture), saddle tree	noun
fútbol	soccer	noun
fútbol american	football (American/USA)	noun
futbolero	soccer supporter, soccer fan	noun
futbolista	soccer player, footballer	noun
fútil	futile, trifling	adjective
futilitá	futility	noun
futurista	futurist	noun
futuro perfeite	future perfect	noun
gáado	cattle	noun
gabardina	raincoat	noun
gabêgul	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").	noun
gabineti	(political) cabinet	noun
gafaz	glasses (eye), spectacles	noun
gafi	gaffe, blunder	noun	French: gaffe; Portuguese: gafe
gaita	bagpipes	noun
gala	gala	noun
galaccia [galáct-]	galaxy	noun
Galacia	Galatia	noun
galáctic	galactic	adjective
galant	gallant, handsome man who pays special attention to women	noun
galanteriê	gallantry	noun
galardón [+:galardónz]	award	noun
galataz	Galatians	noun
galech	Welsh	noun
galera	shed, storage area	noun
galeta	cookie (USA), biscuit (UK- sweet), cracker (savory)	noun
galina	chicken hen	noun
galla	gal	noun
gallo	rooster, guy (colloquial)	noun
galo	chicken cock, rooster	noun
galo-roman	galloroman, gallo-roman	adjective	Portuguese: galo-romana; Spanish: galorromana; Catalan: gal·loromana
galón	gallon	noun	Spanish: galón
gama	range, musical scale, gamut	noun
gañante	winning, earning	adjective
gañanti	winner	noun
gañar	win, earn, gain, get	verb
gañar terreno	gain ground	verb
ganeden	garden of Eden	noun	Judeo-Spanish
ganisoz	dice (in a game of chance)	noun
ganja	marijuana	noun
gaño financiare	financial gain	noun
gañoú	won, preterite of gañar (to win)	past participle
gant	glove (usually for working)	noun
gantcho	clothes hanger	noun
gantez de jardinadj	gardening gloves	noun
ganu	guano: bird excrement used as fertilizer	noun
garadj	garage	noun
garañon	studhorse	noun
garantíê	guarantee, warranty	noun
garantir	guarantee	verb
garer	store	verb
garfo de manu	hand fork (gardening)	noun
garga	black ant	noun
gargara	gargle	noun	Spanish: gargaras; Catalan: gargara; Portuguese: gargarejo
gárgola	gargoyle	noun	Spanish
garifuna	descendant of escaped African slaves	noun
garjen	throat	noun
garrafa	bottle or jug (any sealed container that carries a liquid)	noun
garre	filthy , disgusting	adjective
garrobo	spiny-tailed iguana	noun
garrotaso	package of harsh economic measures	noun
garuva	light rain, shower	noun
gasi	gas (physical state)	noun
gasiose	carbonated, gaseous	adjective
gasolina	gasoline, petrol (British)	noun
gastadu	spent, worn	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
gastar	spend, waste/use(up)/consume	verb
gaste	spent	adjective
gasto	expenditure, spending, expense	noun
gastoz doméstic	household expenses	noun
gastoz genral	overhead (costs for infrastructure and moving parts)	noun
gastoz governamental	government spending	noun
gastronómic	gastronomic, gastronomical	adjective
gastronomíê	gastronomy	noun
gastrónomo, gastrónoma	gourmet, connoisseur of fine food	noun
gata	jack (for car)	noun
gatillo	trigger	noun
gatito	kitten	noun
gato	cat	noun
gautchesc	gauchesque, like the culture of the Gauchos	adjective
gautcho	Argentinian cowboy, traditional person living off the land	noun
gaviano	hawk	noun	Portuguese: gavião from Gothic: gabilans
gaviota	seagull	noun
gaz	gas	noun
gazpatcho	gazpacho: Spanish-style soup served cold	noun
gebya	cistern	noun	Maltese
Gef	Jeff (name)	noun
géisêr	geyser	noun
geladería	ice cream shop, ice cream parlor	noun
gelado	ice cream	noun
gelatina	gelatine, jell-o	noun	Portuguese/Spanish
gelatinose	gelatinous	adjective
gelose	jealous (husband, wife, lover)	noun
gelosíê	jealousy	noun
gelu	ice	noun
gemele	twin	adjective	Spanish: gemela
gemelo idéntic	identical twin	noun	Spanish
gemer	moan, groan	verb
gencivaz [gengiv-]	gums (anatomy, part of the mouth)	noun	Italian: gengive; French: gencives; Spanish: encías; Portuguese: gengivas
genealógic	genealogical	adjective
genealogíê	genealogy	noun
generade per energíê solare	solar-generated	adjective
generade per le vanto	wind-generated	adjective
generar [genra-]	generate	verb
genéric	generic	adjective
género [gener-]	gender (linguistics), kind/type, genre	noun
generosamén	generously, liberally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
generose [generosa-]	generous (originally of noble birth)	adjective
generositá	generosity	noun
génesi	genesis	noun
genétic	genetic	adjective
genética	genetics	noun
geneticamén modificade	genetically modified, GM	adjective		Past participle adjective form
geneticamén modificadu	genetically modified, GM	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
genéticien	geneticist	noun
gengiviti	gingivitis	noun	Portuguese/Italian: gengivite; Spanish/Catalan: gingivitis; French: gingivite
geniu	genius (not person), disposition	noun
genocidariuz	génocidaires, people guilty of genocide	noun
genocide	genocidal	adjective
genocidio	genocide	noun
genoma	genome	noun
genómic	genomic	adjective
genómic	genomic	adjective
genotipo	genotype	noun
Genova	Genoa (town in Italy)	noun	Neapolitan
genración	generation	noun
genracional	generational	adjective
genral	general	adjective
Genralitá de (nomi de luoga)	An autonomous system of government within a larger one; Generalitat de (name of place)	noun
genralizar	generalize	verb
gentalla	riff-raff, mob	noun	Portuguese: gentalha
gentiel	Gentile	noun
gentil	gentle, kind	adjective
gentilesa	gentleness, kindness	noun	Spanish: gentileza
gentrificación	gentrification	noun
genxibrê	ginger	noun
geocéntric	geocentric, earth-centered	adjective
geocentrismo	geocentrism	noun
geodésic	geodesic, geodetic	adjective	Spanish: geodésica
geoespaço	geospace	noun
geoestratégic	geostrategic	adjective
geofísica	geophysics	noun
geoglifo	geoglyph	noun
geográfic	geographical	adjective
geografíê	geography	noun
geoîngeñerwerg	geoengineering	noun
geolinguística	geolinguistics	noun
geológic	geological, geologic	adjective
geologíê	geology	noun
geólogo	geologist	noun
geomagnétic	geomagnetic	adjective
geométric	geometric	adjective
geometricien	geometrician	noun
geometríê	geometry	noun
geometríê diferenchal	differential geometry	noun
geometríê elíptic	elliptic geometry	noun
geometríê euclidian	Euclidian geometry	noun
geomorfológic	geomorphological	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: geomorfológico; Catalan: geomorfològica; French: géomorphologique
geomorfologíê	geomorphology	noun
geopolític	geopolitical	adjective
geopolítica	geopolitics	noun
geoquímica	geochemistry	noun
gerentchi [gesti-]	manager, manageress (of store, restaurant, hotel)	noun
gerentchial	managerial	adjective
gerundio	gerund	noun
gespa, pasto	lawn, yard (of short grass)	noun	Catalan: gespa; Spanish: césped, pasto; French: linon; Italian: linone/prato
gesticular	gesticulate	verb	Spanish
gestión	management	noun
gestión de projetuz	project management	noun
gestionar	negotiate (deal), manage (issues), arrange (sale, make arrangements), handle (steps, process, business)	verb
gesto	gesture: using body movement as language	noun
gherra	warfare, fighting	noun
gherra de aniquilación mutue	internecine war	noun
gherra de subsidios	subsidy war	noun	Spanish: guerra de subsidios
Gherra de Trenta Añuz	Thirty Years War	noun
Gherra Frije	Cold War	noun
gherrare	warrior, warfighting	adjective
Gherraz de l'Opio	opium wars	noun
gherrero	warrior, fighter	noun
ghiaro	pebble	noun	spanish: guijarro; italian: ghiaia
ghidar	guide, lead	verb
ghion	script (for movie, radio, or television); summary/outline (for book or play)	noun
ghirlanda	garland	noun	old Spanish: guirlanda
ghisa	guise, manner	noun
ghisado	stew	noun
ghitara	guitar	noun
ghitara acústic	acoustic guitar	noun
ghitara baije	bass guitar	noun
ghitara baritone	baritone guitar	noun
ghitara eléctric	electric guitar	noun
ghitara tenore	tenor guitar	noun
ghitarista	guitarist	noun
ghitarón	guitarrón: a guitar larger than a cello	noun
gica	tip, clue	noun
gigabaitê, gigaoctet	gigabyte (GB): 1024 megabytes; 2 to the 30th power bytes	noun
gigabît	gigabit (Gb): 1024 megabits	noun
gigante	giant, big	adjective
gigantesa	giantness	noun
gigantesc	colossal, huge, giant-like, gigantic	adjective
gigatón	gigaton	noun
gile	dizzy	adjective	Tagalog: hilo from Sp: giro
gimnasiu	gym (building)	noun
ginro	son-in-law	noun	Spanish: yerno; Portuguese: genro; Romanian: ginero; French/Catalan: gendre; Italian: genero; Galician: xenro
girar	revolve, circle	verb
giratorie	revolving, girating, swivel	adjective
giro	turn, rotation (on itself), lap	noun	Spanish: giro
giro irónic	ironic turn	noun
giro radical	radical change, radical turnabout	noun	Spanish: giro radical
gisempeñar	play/perform a part or role (politics, history...)	verb	Spanish/Portuguese (pronunciation)
gisempeño	performance	noun	Portuguese; Spanish: desempeño
gisempeño de fábrica	factory performance	noun
gíun	double bass	noun	Romansch
giurne	diurnal	adjective
glaçadj	icing, frosting (of cake…)	noun
glace	icy, in a frozen state	adjective	French
glacial	glacial	adjective
glaciêr	glacier	noun
glaciologíê	glaciology	noun
glaciologo	glaciologist	noun
glándul pituitare	pituitary gland	noun	Portuguese: glândula pituitária; Spanish: glándula pituitaria; Italian: ghiandola pituitaria; French: glande pituitaire
glas	nail polish	noun
glia	slide (of handgun)	noun
global	global, world-wide	adjective
globalización	globalization	noun
globalizar	globalize	verb
globech	Globish	noun	English	simplified version of Anglo-American English used as a worldwide lingua franca
globo	globe, spherical map	noun
globo oculare	eyeball	noun
gloriê	glory	noun
Gloriê a Deo Sôle	Glory to God alone; Soli Deo Gloria (in Latin)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
gloriê circumspecte	chosen glory	noun
glorificación	glorification	noun
gloriose	glorious	adjective
glosa	gloss: explanation; comment/note	noun
glosar	gloss, comment on, annotate/criticize	verb
glosario	glossary, small dictionary usually in the back of a book	noun
glotal	glottal	adjective
gloti [glot-]	glottis: opening between the vocal folds	noun
glucosa	glucose	noun
goleta	schooner	noun
golfo	gulf	noun
Golfo de Adén	Gulf of Aden	noun
Golfo Pérsic	Persian Gulf	noun
golpear	hit, beat, strike	verb
golpeo	striking, knocking, hitting	noun
goma	hangover	noun
goma zantan	xanthan gum	noun	Spanish: goma xantana
gomchen	gumption: shrewd or spirited initiative and resourcefulness.	noun	Scottish, English
góndola	gondola	noun
gorjeta	gratuity, tip	noun	Portuguese
gorme	midnight blue, very dark blue	adjective	Celtic
gorme, de gastronomíê	gourmet	adjective
gorre	without charge, free, for nothing	adjective
gôssi	now (right now)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
gotcha	drop	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: gota; Italian: goccia; French: goutte
gotchilla	droplet	noun	Spanish: gotita, gotilla; Catalan: goteta; French: gouttelette; Italian: gocciolina; Portuguese: gotícula
goton	cotton	noun
governade	governed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
governador, governanti	governor, leader and ruler	noun
governadu	governed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
governança	governance	noun
governança participative	participatory governance	noun	Spanish: gobernanza participativa; Catalan/Portuguese: governança participativa; French: gouvernance participative
governante	governing	adjective
governar	govern, rule over	verb
governo	government	noun
governo estrañere	foreign government	noun
goyaba	guava fruit	noun	Arawakan: wayaba, Portuguese: goiaba/guaiaba, Spanish: guayaba
grabación	recording (act of)	noun
grabar	record (music, sound, movies, computer data)	verb
grabar un disco	cut a record	verb
gradienti	gradient	noun
grado [gradu-]	step, level/grade	noun
gradual	gradual, incremental change	adjective
gradualmén	gradually	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
grafeno	graphene	noun
gráfic	graphic	adjective
gráfico	graphic, chart: visual representation of data	noun
grama	gram (measurement)	noun
gramado	lawn, grass area	noun
gramática	grammar	noun
gramatical	grammatical	adjective
gran	great	adjective	this adjective comes before the noun
Gran Comisión	Great Commision (instruction of Jesus Christ)	noun
granara	pomegranate	noun
grande	big, large	adjective
grande i esplendorose	great and glorious	adjective
grande oberte	wide-open	adjective
grande obra	magnum opus, one's life work	noun
grande pussançaz	great powers	noun
grandesa	grandeur, grandness, greatness	noun
grandiose	grandiose, magnificent	adjective
grandone	very big	adjective
graneiro	barn, grainery	noun
grano	grain	noun
granul	granule	noun
granulare	granular	adjective
granularitá	granularity: how detailed a work breakdown structure (wbs) is (project and program management)	noun
grapa de uvaz	bunch of grapes	noun
grase	fat	adjective
gratça inagotábel de Deo	inexhaustible grace of God	noun
gratça [gratci-]	grace	noun
gratciose	amusing, attractive, cute	adjective
gratitud [-tudin-]	gratitude	noun
gratuye	free, at no cost	adjective
gratuyose	gratuitous	adjective
gravar	tax, levy a tax on, burden	verb
gravata	necktie	noun
grávide	pregnant, expecting a child	adjective	Portuguese
gravitá	gravity (in science)	noun
gravitorie	gravitational	adjective
gravose	heavy, burdensome	adjective
Grecia	Greece	noun
greco-roman	Greco-Roman	adjective
grege	Greek	adjective
grego	Greek (person or language)	noun
greich	grease	noun
greichente	greasy, oily, fat, lardy	adjective
grenada	grenade	noun
greve	serious, grave	adjective
grevemén	seriously, gravely	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
grevíssime	very serious, extremely grave	adjective
grevitá	gravity (of a situation) seriousness	noun
grigru	weaved baskets or hats made from leaves (see: bayau)	noun
gripa	influenza, flu (virus)	noun	French: grippe, Spanish: gripe/gripa, Catalan: grip, Portuguese: gripe
grise	gray, grey	adjective
gritar	scream, bark	verb
grito de dolorez pronunciade	cry of severe pain	noun
gritón	caller, person who barks out orders or leads in a cadence	noun
gritone	clamorous, noisy, loud, crying/barking	adjective
griyo	cricket (insect)	noun
groccar	grok: understand thoroughly, deeply, and/or intuitively	verb	English from Stranger in a Strange Land; Italian: groccare
Groenlandia	Greenland	noun
grose	heavy, rough (weather, seas), large (animal), fat (person)	adjective
grosere	rude, coarse, gross, uncivil	adjective
groseritá	rudeness, coarseness, ungraciousness, vulgarness	noun
grotesc	grotesque	adjective
gruese	gross, massive	adjective
grueso	bulk, mass	noun
grupeto	turn (music)	noun
grupo	group	noun
grupo anti-régimen	anti-regime group	noun
grupo de idad	age group	noun
grupo disidente	faction: dissident group	noun
gruta	cave, grotto	noun
gruya	mob, gang (unruly)	noun
guaca	gourd: pumpkin, squash...	noun
guacamuli	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.	noun
guaco	laughing falcon	noun
guacolicor	harlequin dutchman's pipe, remedy for snake bites	noun
guagua	small bus, minibus	noun
guaiza	chopsticks	noun
guancasco	traditional Lenca ceremony that affirms peace between two parties	noun
guapa	babe, hottie (for woman)	noun
guape	handsome, attractive	adjective
guapinol	stinking toe tree, West Indian locust	noun
guapo	hunk or stud (for man)	noun
guara	macaw (bird)	noun
guaracha	thin cresent-shaped cookie glazed with sugar	noun
Guaraní	Guarani language	noun
guarda costare	coast guard	noun
guarda-ropa	cloakroom, coatroom, checkroom (usually in public meeting places)	noun
guardar	guard: keep (safe), bear/follow, save, put away	verb
guardar le Dieç Mandamentoz	follow/observe the ten commandments	verb
guardar rencor	hold a grudge, bear malice	verb
guatera	pasture planted with corn or sorghum	noun
guatoza	wild rat: central American agouti	noun
Guaymuras	another name of Honduras	noun
guayon, guayona	young man, young woman	noun	Neapolitan
guayusa	guayusa: an upper Amazonian rainforest holly tree that has caffeine and polyphenols	noun
guaziel	alguazil, minister of a township or ship	noun	sp: alguacil
gubayera	loose, short-sleeved shirt with large pockets	noun
guere	blonde, fair (hair, eyes)	adjective
guevón	slow and lazy person	noun
guevone	slow and lazy	adjective
gugol	googol: the digit 1 followed by 100 zeroes	number
guitchi	catfish	noun
gulag	forced labor camp	noun
gumi	cutting edge	noun
gupino	ladle	noun
gurgucha	nest egg, savings for retirement	noun
gustar	please: make happy	verb
gustar de	enjoy, like	verb
gustoz de Facebook (feisbok)	Facebook likes	noun
Guyana Francese	French Guiana (country)	noun
habitación	living space, bedroom, living quarters (in hotel, barracks, etc)	noun
habitar	inhabit, dwell, live in, occupy	verb
hábitat	habitat	noun
habitu	habit	noun
habitual	habitual, customary	adjective
habitualmén	habitually	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
hacktivismo	hacktivism	noun
hacktivista	hacktivist	noun
hafi	harbor, harbour, port	noun
hagiografíê	hagiography	noun
hail	high (socially)	adjective
hailoso	socialite, high life person	noun
haladeira	handle	noun
halapeño	jalapeño	noun
halel	praise; hallel	noun	Hebrew/Arabic with silent H
halva	halva	noun
hamaca	hammock	noun	Arawakan: hamaka (originally meant 'net'), Spanish: hamaca
hamburghesa, burghesa	hamburger	noun
hamón	ham	noun
haña	girlfriend	noun
haño	boyfriend	noun
haplogrupo	haplogroup	noun
harafi	high terrace	noun
harambi	project that a community builds together, involving volunteering one's time and working hard for the sake of the community	noun	Swahili
harmonía	harmony, unity, accord	noun	Spanish
harmonización	harmonization	noun
harmonizar	harmonize	verb
hartar	get tired of, get fed up or annoyed with	verb
hartazgo	one's fill, surfeit, sometimes refers to glut or overeating	noun
hast	spear, sharp spine	noun	Latin and proto-IndoEuropean
hau	present tense of haver (auxiliary verb for present perfect tense)	verb	Romanian: (ei/ele) au; French: ai, avons, (Eles/Elas/Vocês) ont; Portuguese: hás, há, (Eles/Elas/Vocês) hão
hau idu	have gone	verb
hau que	It is necessary (to), You gotta	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hau sidu	have been, has been (present perfect tense)	verb
hau viadjadu	have travelled	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
haver bozwê de	need: have need of	verb
haver declaradu publicamén	be (have gone) on record as saying that; have declared publicly that	verb
haver [hau, huvi-, hayam]	have (used only as an auxiliary verb)	verb
havrá	[noun, pronoun] will have [past participle] (futuro perfeite)	verb
havrá estadu	will have been (used for Future perfect continuous tense, followed by gerund)	verb
havrá que	It will be necessary (to);You'll need to; You'll have to	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
havríeb	would have	verb	French: aurait, aurais, auriez; Spanish: habría; Portuguese: haveria	used for Conditional perfect tense, followed by past participle
havríeb idu	would have gone	verb
hebreo	Hebrew	noun
hecsidecimau	hexidecimal numbering system, base 16 used in computing	noun
hectárea	hectare	noun
hectolitro	hectoliter	noun
hegelian	Hegelian	adjective
hegemónic	hegemonic	adjective
hegemoníê	hegemony	noun
hegemoníê mundial	global hegemony	noun
helénic	Hellenic	adjective
helenístic	Hellenistic	adjective
hélici [+:héliciz]	helix, spiral, propeller	noun
helicóptero	helicopter	noun
heliocéntric	heliocentric	adjective	Spanish: heliocéntrica
heliocentrismo	heliocentrism	noun
heliopausa	heliopause	noun
heliósfera	heliosphere	noun
heliporto, helihafi	heliport (helicopter landing site)	noun
heliu	helium	noun
helova	hell of a: adds emphasis; It could mean extremely positive or extremely negative (slang)	intensifier or quantifier
hemisferio	hemisphere	noun
hemorragi	haemorrhage, hemorrhage	noun
hépi-aur	happy hour	noun
herald	herald: official messenger bringing news	noun
heráldic	heraldic	adjective
herança	heritage	noun
heredábel	inheritable	adjective
heredar	inherit	verb
hereditare	heriditary	adjective
heredoro, heredora	heir, heiress	noun
heregi	heretic (person)	noun
heresi	heresy	noun
heretic	heretical	adjective
heritá	landed property, heritage	noun
hermenéutica	hermeneutics	noun
hêssol	hustle: side job or activity	noun	American English
hetere	tasty and delicious, yummy	adjective	Guarani: hetereí
heterodocse	heterodox, unorthodox	adjective
heterogene	heterogeneous	adjective
heterogeneitá	heterogeneity	noun
heurístic	heuristic	adjective
hibaro	peasant, person from the country	noun
híbride	hybrid	adjective
hidración	hydration	noun
hidranti de riego	irrigation hydrant, fire hydrant	noun
hidratade	hydrated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
hidratadu	hydrated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hidratar	hydrate	verb
hidrato de metano	methane hydrate	noun
hidraulic [hidro-]	hydraulic	adjective
hidrocarburo	hydrocarbon, fossil fuel	noun
hidroeléctric	hydroelectric	adjective
hidrogenade	hydrogenated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
hidrogenadu	hydrogenated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hidrogenar	hydrogenate	verb
hidrogeno	hydrogen (H2)	noun
hidroponia	hydroponics	noun
hidrosfera	hydrosphere	noun
hidrosféric	hydrospheric	adjective
hiena	hyena	noun
higieni	hygiene	noun
higiénic	hygienic	adjective
higroscópic	hygroscopic	adjective	Spanish: higroscópico
himili	woody bamboo species	noun
himnario	hymnal, collection of hymns	noun
himno	hymn, gospel song	noun
hiperactive	hyperactive	adjective
hiperactivitá	hyperactivity	noun
hipérbola	hyperbola	noun
hipérboli	hyperbole	noun
hiperbólic	hyperbolic	adjective
hiperinflación	hyperinflation	noun
hiperónimo	hypernym	noun	Spanish: hiperónimo; Italian: iperonimo
hipersensíbel	hypersensitive	adjective
hipersensibilitá	hypersensitivity	noun
hipnagogia	hypnagogia	noun
hipoalergénic	hypoallergenic	adjective
hipocresía	hypocrisy	noun
hipócrita	hypocrite	noun
hipócritic	hypocritical	adjective
hipocsia	hypoxia	noun
hipoderma	hypodermis	noun
hipodérmic	hypodermic	adjective
hipodromo	racecourse	noun
hipónimo	hyponym	noun	Spanish: hipónimo; Portuguese: hipônimo; Italian: iponimo
hipopotamo	hippopotamus	noun
hipotálamo	hypothalamus	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: hipotálamo; Italian: ipotalamo; Romanian: hipotalamus;
hipoteca	mortgage	noun
hipotecade	mortgaged	adjective		Past participle adjective form
hipotecadu	mortgaged	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hipotecar	mortgage	verb
hipotermia	hypothermia	noun
hipotermia	hypothermia	noun
hipótesi	hypothesis	noun
hipótesi silurian	Silurian hypothesis	noun
hipotétic	hypothetical	adjective
histamina	histamine	noun
histeri colective	mass hysteria	noun
histeria	hysteria	noun
histéric	hysterical, hysteric	adjective
histograma	histogram	noun
historial	historical	adjective
historiau	record (historical), background (historical); history (medical, safety, performance)	noun
históric	historic, historical	adjective
historicamén	historically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
historiê [históri-]	history	noun
historien	historian	noun
hogôn	hogan: traditional wood and earth dwelling	noun	Navajo
hol-	used as an intensifier, whole -	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	From English: whole, holy	usually attached to adjectives
holístic	holistic	adjective
hôlograma	hologram	noun
homen terrenal	earthly man, man of the earth	noun
homen [+: homenz, homi-]	man (not woman) [+: men]	noun	Latin: hominem, vir; French: homme; Spanish: hombre; Portuguese: homem; Italian: Uomo	See also: om
homen-dafeirs	businessman	noun
homenadj	homage, tribute, obeisance	noun
homenz sanghinare	bloodthirsty men	noun
homeostasi	homeostasis	noun
homeostátic	homeostatic	adjective
homicida	murderer, person committing homicide	noun
homicide	homicidal	adjective
homicidio	homicide, murder	noun
homogene	homogeneous	adjective
homogeneitá	homogeneity	noun
homogeneizade	homogenized	adjective
homogeneizar	homogenize	verb
homógrafo	homograph	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
homologación	homologation, accreditation and approval usually by an external agency	noun
homologar	homologate	verb
homóloghe	homologous	adjective
homólogo	counterpart	noun	Spanish
homonimi	homonymy	noun
homónimo	homonym	noun
hônorade	righteous, righteous	adjective
hônra	honor	noun
hônradesa	integrity, fair-dealing, righteousness, honesty	noun	Spanish: honradez
hônrar	honor, grace	verb	Spanish: honrar
hônrose	honorable	adjective
horizont	horizon	noun
horizontal	horizontal	adjective
horuñe	annoying, irritating	adjective
hósped [hospit-]	guest, lodger	noun
hospedadj	lodging, accomodations	noun
hospitalare	hospitable	adjective
hospitalitá	hospitality	noun
hospitau	hospital	noun
hostil	unfriendly, hostile	adjective
hostilitá	hostility	noun
hotel	hotel	noun
hueco	space (as in a hole or opening), hollow, gap	noun	Spanish: hueco; Portuguese: oco
huerto	orchard	noun	Spanish: huerto
hul	swell, heave/roll	noun	French: houle
huli	oilcloth, oilskin-like substance	noun
hulose	little agitated, choppy, heated (debate)	adjective	French: houleuse
human [humani-]	human, humane	adjective
humanitá	humanity	noun
humanitare	humanitary, humanitarian	adjective
humanitario	humunitarian (person)	noun
humanitáz	humanities, human studies	noun
humano	human: man as a species, as distinguished from animals, and in science fiction, as distinguished from other sentient species.	noun
humanoidê	humanoid	noun
humero	humerus	noun
humide	humid	adjective
humiditá	humidity	noun
humile	humble	adjective
humiliar	humble, humiliate	verb
humilitá	humility, humbleness	noun
humor	mood, frame of mind, disposition	noun
humorismo	humor, humour	noun
humorístic	humorous, funny, comedy (of a show, play)	adjective
huracano	hurricane	noun	Arawakan: hurakán, Spanish: huracán, French:ouragan, Italian: uragano, Spanish: huracán, Catalan: huracà; Portuguese: furação
hurutungo	distant, far away place not easily accessible	noun
hutzpa	chutzpah: shameless audacity/impudence	noun	Yiddish/Aramaic
huvi	preterite (perfect past) of haver, had	verb
huviessê	imperfect subjunctive of haver [to have]	verb
i	and	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Catalan, Papiamentu
iceberg	iceberg	noun
ichoco	small child, toddler	noun
icôni	icon	noun	Portuguese: ícone; French: icône
icônic	iconic	adjective
icônografíê	iconography	noun	French: iconographie; Spanish: iconografía
idad	age	noun
idad adulte	adulthood	noun
idad núbil	age of consent, marriageable age	noun
idea	idea	noun
ideal	ideal	adjective
idealismo	idealism	noun
idealista	idealist	noun
idealiste	idealistic	adjective
ideauz	ideals, principles	noun
idéntic	identical	adjective
identificación	identification	noun
identifiçar [identifica-]	identify	verb
identitá	identity	noun
ideográfic	ideographic	adjective
ideológic	ideological, ideologic	adjective
ideologíê	ideology	noun
ideólogo	ideologist	noun
idílic	idyllic, Arcadian	adjective
idioma	language of a nation, city, or of the palace/court	noun
idiomaz estrañere	foreign languages	noun
idôlatre, idôlatric	idolatrous	adjective
idôlatría	idolatry	noun
idôlo	idol	noun
idu	gone	past participle
îftur	iftar: in Islam, it is the meal that breaks the Ramadan fast	noun
îglesia [eclesiást-]	church (people)	noun
iglu	igloo: traditional house of ice	noun
ígne	igneous	adjective
iguana	iguana	noun
ihijo	noxious odor especially of dead animals	noun
ilegal	illegal	adjective
ilegítime	illegitimate	adjective
ilegitimitá	illegitimacy	noun
ilesíbel	illegible	adjective
iletrade	illiterate	adjective		Past participle adjective form
iletradu	illiterate	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ilícite	unlawful, illicit	adjective
ilimitade	unlimited	adjective		Past participle adjective form
ilimitadu	unlimited	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ilógic	illogical	adjective
Ilu es aventurade suponer	it's a bit too much to suppose that	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
îluminar	illuminate: make bright	verb
Îluminismo	Enlightenment	noun
îlustración	illustration	noun
îlustrade	illustrated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
îlustradu	illustrated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
îlustrar	illustrate	verb
imaxen [+:imaxenz; imaxin-]	image, picture (not painting)	noun
imaxenz	imagery (more than one image)	noun	Spanish: imágenes
imaxinábel	imaginable	adjective
imaxinación	imagination	noun
imaxinar	imagine, picture (in your head), envision	verb
imaxinare	imaginary	adjective
imaxinarie	imagery (visually discriptive)	noun
imaxinologíê médic na-învasive	noninvasive medical imaging	noun	Spanish: imagenología médica no invasiva; Portuguese: imagiologia médica não invasiva
imba	yam of Jamaica	noun
imel, e-correo	email	noun
imitade	imitated	adjective
imitadore	follower, that impersonates	adjective
imitar	imitate, mimic	verb
imitative	imitative	adjective
impalpábel	impalpable, intangible	adjective
imparcial	impartial, fair	adjective
imparcialitá	impartiality	noun
împedimento	impediment	noun
împedir	impede, prevent	verb
impenetrábel	impenetrable, impossible to pass through or break through, inscrutable	adjective
impenitente	impenitent, unrepentant	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese/Italian
imperador	emperor	noun
imperativo categóric	categorical imperative	noun
impercepción	imperception	noun
imperceptíbel	imperceptible	adjective
imperceptibilitá	imperceptibility	noun
imperdonábel	unpardonable, unforgivable, inexcusable	adjective
imperecíbel	undying, imperishable	adjective
imperfección	imperfection	noun
imperfeite [imperfec-]	imperfect	adjective
imperial	imperial	adjective
imperio	empire	noun
Imperio Otoman	Ottoman Empire	noun
imperiose	compelling: strong and irresistible; imperative; pressing, imperious	adjective
impermeábel	waterproof, impermeable	adjective
impermeábel a	impervious to	adjective
impermeabilitá	impermeability	noun
împetu	impetus	noun
împetuose	impetuous	adjective
impietá	godlessness, impiety	noun
impíose	impious, unglodly, heathen	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese
implacábel	relentless, implacable	adjective
implacabelmén	unrelentingly, relentlessly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
împlantado	implant	noun
împlantar	implant	verb
împlicación	implication	noun
împlicar	imply	verb
împlícite	implicit, not spelled out, vague	adjective
împonente	imposing, impressive; magnificent (structure)	adjective
împoner [împust-, împusi-, împonga-, împosi-]	impose, lay down or set (conditions), instill, enforce	verb
împortaciónz i egsportaciónz	imports and exports	noun
împortade	imported	adjective		Past participle adjective form
împortadu	imported	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
împortança	importance	noun
împortante	important	adjective
împortar	import, matter, be of importance	verb
impossíbel	impossible	adjective
impossibilitá	impossibility	noun
imprescindíbel	essential, vital, indispensable, necessary, inexpendable	adjective	Portuguese: imprescindível, Spanish: imprescindible
împresión	impression	noun
împresionábel	impressionable	adjective
împresionante	impressive, striking	adjective
împresionar	impress, move (emotionally), shock (figuratively)	verb
împresionismo	impressionism	noun
împresionista	impressionist	noun
împresora	printer (computer)	noun
împresu, împrimidu	impressed, imprinted	past participle
imprevizíbel	unforeseeable, unpredictable	adjective
împrimiente	printing	adjective
împrimir [împres-]	print	verb
impriviste	unforeseen, unexpected	adjective
imprivizión	lack of foresight	noun
improbábel	improbable, unlikely	adjective
improbabilitá	improbability, unlikely	noun
improbe	arduous, strenuous	adjective
improductive	unproductive, fallow	adjective
împrovización	improvisation	noun
împrovizar	improvise	verb
împugnación	challenge, objection, contestation, rebuttal, impugnment	noun	Spanish: impugnación; Catalan: impugnació
împulsade per l'éliti	elite-driven	adjective
împulsar	propel, drive (force), boost	verb
impuntual	unpunctual	adjective
impure	impure	adjective
impuresa	impurity	noun
împustoz	taxes (on income)	noun
împustoz sobrê le planilla	payroll taxes	noun
împustu	imposed	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
imputar	impute	verb
inacceptábel	unacceptable	adjective
inacceptabilitá	unacceptability	noun
inaccesíbel	inaccessible	adjective
inadmisíbel	inadmissible, unacceptable, impermissible	adjective
inagotábel	inexhaustible	adjective
inalámbric	wireless (telephone, computer peripherals)	adjective	Spanish: inalámbrico
inalcançábel	unobtainable, unattainable	adjective	Portuguese: inalcançável; Spanish: inalcanzable
inalienábel	inalienable, unalienable	adjective
inalterábel	unalterable, inalterable	adjective	French: inaltérable; Portuguese: inalterável; Spanish: inalterable
inambigue	unambiguous	adjective
inamistose	unfriendly	adjective
inapagábel	inextinguishable, unquenchable	adjective
inat	whim	noun	Judeo-Spanish
inaudite	unheard-of, outrageous, unprecedented	adjective
înauguración	inauguration	noun
înaugural	inaugural	adjective
incalculábel	incalculable, unsearchable	adjective
încandescença	incandescence	noun
încandescente	incandescent	adjective
incapace	incapable, unable, useless/incompetent	adjective
incapacitá	incompetence, inability	noun
încendiar	catch fire, light up	verb
încendiare	incendiary	adjective
încendio	fire (usually out-of-control nature)	noun
încendio forestal	forest fire	noun	Spanish: incendio forestal
încensar	burn incense	verb
încenso	incense	noun
încentivo	incentive	noun
incertitud [-tudin-]	uncertainty	noun	French: incertitude, Spanish: incertidumbre, Italian: incertezza, Portuguese: incerteza
incesante	incessant, ceaseless	adjective
inchade	swollen	adjective		Past participle adjective form
inchadu	swollen	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
inchar	swell	verb
încidental	incidental	adjective
încidenti	incident: event or confrontation	noun
încidir [încide-]	cut into, make incision, impinge (on rights/power)	verb
încipiente	incipient, budding, fledgling (just getting off the ground), inchoate	adjective
încisión	incision	noun
încitamento	incitement	noun
încitar	incite	verb
inclemente	unbearable, inclement, unpleasantly cold or wet	adjective
inclinar	slope, incline, leans	verb
încluide	included, enclosed	adjective
încluidu	included, enclosed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
încluir [înclus-]	include, enclose	verb
înclusión	inclusion	noun
înclusivamén	inclusively	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
înclusive [înclusiva-]	inclusive	adjective
încluyú	included	verb		past tense of -uir verb
incógnite	unknown	adjective
incoherente, falte de coherença	incoherent	adjective
incombustible	fireproof, not combustible	adjective
incómode	uncomfortable, awkward, cumbersome	adjective
incomparábel	incomparable, matchless	adjective		unable to compare
incompatíbel	incompatible	adjective
incomprensíbel	incomprehensible	adjective
inconcebíbel	unthinkable, inconceivable	adjective
inconchiente	unconscious, unaware	adjective
inconchienti adaptative	adaptive unconscious (psychology)	noun
incondicional	unconditional	adjective
incondicionalmén	unconditionally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
incongruença	inconsistency	noun
inconsistença	inconsistency	noun	Italian: inconsistenza; Portuguese: inconsistência; French: inconsistance; Spanish: inconsistencia
inconsistente	inconsistent	adjective
inconspicue	inconspicuous	adjective
inconstitucional	unconstitutional	adjective
incontábel	uncountable, countless	adjective
incontinença	incontinence	noun
incontinente	incontinent, lack of self-control	adjective
incontrovertíbel	uncontroversial: not open to question or dispute, incontrovertible	adjective
încorporación	incorporation	noun
încorporade	incorporated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
încorporadu	incorporated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
încorporar	incorporate	verb
încorporar-se	embody, incorporate	verb
incorrigíbel	incorrigible: incapable of being corrected, amended, or reformed	adjective
incorruptíbel	incorruptible	adjective
incrédule	incredulous, skeptical, unbelieving	adjective
incredulitá	unbelief, incredulity, skepticism	noun
incrédulo	unbeliever, non-believer, pagan	noun
increíbel	incredible	adjective	Spanish: increíbel
încremento	increment, increase	noun
încriminación	incrimination	noun
încriminatorie	incriminating, incriminatory	adjective	Spanish: incriminatorio
încrostación	incrustation: crust or hard coating on the surface of something	noun
incuestionábel	unquestionable	adjective
înculcar	inculcate, instill (knowledge/values)	verb	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: inculcar
inculpábel	inculpable, innocent	adjective
înculpar de	accuse of, charge with	verb
încurrer	incur (blame, expense)	verb
încursión	invasion, incursion	noun
încursu	incurred	past participle
indagación	inquiry, investigation	noun
indagar	inquire (into)	verb
indamnizar	compensate for wrong doing, indemnify	verb
indecença	indecency	noun
indecente	indecent, villainous	adjective
indefendíbel	indefensible, untenable	adjective	Romanian: indefensabil; French: indéfendable; Portuguese: indefensável; Spanish: indefendible
indefense	defenseless, defenceless, undefended	noun	Spanish: indefenso; French: sans défense
indefinide	indefinite, undefined	adjective
indelébel	indelible	adjective
indelebelmén	indelibly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
independença	independence	noun
independente	independent	adjective
independentemén	independently	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
indescifrábel	indecipherable, undecipherable, unsearchable	adjective
indescriptíbel	indescribable	adjective
indesejábel	undesirable	adjective	Spanish: indeseable; Catalan: indesitjable; Portuguese: indesejável
indeterminade	undermined	adjective
India	India	noun
îndicar	indicate	verb
îndicative	indicative	adjective
îndicativo	indicative (linguistics)	noun
índici	index	noun
indicíbel	unspeakable, unutterable	adjective
îndicio	clue, sign, indication, evidence (criminal)	noun	Spanish: indicio
índiciz	indexes, indices	noun
indiferença	indifference, disregard	noun
indiferente	indifferent	adjective
indignación	indignation, outrage or strong displeasure	noun	Spanish: indignación
indignación juste	righteous indignation	noun
indignade	indignant	adjective
indignar	make angry, anger, cause outrage	verb	Spanish
indignar-se	get angry, become indignant, be outraged	verb
índigo	indigo: tropical plant of the pea family	noun
indirectamén	indirectly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
indirecte [indirecta-]	indirect	adjective
indiscriminade	indiscriminate	adjective
indiscutíbel	questionless, undisputed, indisputable	adjective
indispensábel	indispensable	adjective
indisponer	cause to become indisposed	verb
indistinte	indistinct, faint: not apparent	adjective
individual	individual (can't be divided further)	adjective
individuoz	individuals, persons (denotes separation from the group as a whole)	noun
îndjên	American Indian (slang)	noun
indo-arábic	Indo-Arabic	adjective
Indochina	Indochina - includes Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Laos	noun
indonesiano	Indonesian	noun
indubdábel	indubitable: impossible to doubt; unquestionable	adjective
indubdabelmén	indubitably, undoubtedly, without a doubt	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
înducción	induction: leading to	noun
înducir [îndux-, îndusca-, înducc-]	induce, lead into	verb
Industôn	Hindustan	noun
îndustria de semiconductorez	semiconductor industry	noun	Spanish: industria de semiconductores
îndustrial	industrial	adjective
îndustrialización	industrialization	noun
îndustrializar	industrialize	verb
inefábel	ineffable, beyond expression	adjective
inefabilitá	ineffability	noun
ineficace	ineffectual	adjective
ineficacia, ineficacitá	ineffectiveness, inefficiency	noun
inegsistença	nonexistence	noun
inegsistente	nonexistent	adjective
inegsorábel	inexorable: unable to be persuaded	adjective
inegsperiença	inexperience, greenness (colloquial)	noun
inegsplicábel	inexplicable	adjective
inegsplicabelmén	inexplicably	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inegsplorade	unexplored, untraveled	adjective
inegspresábel	inexpressible	adjective
inegstinguíbel	inextinguishable	adjective
inegstricábel	inextricable	adjective
inegstricabelmén	inextricably	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inegual	unequal	adjective
inegualitá	inequality	noun
inelegíbel	ineligible	adjective
ineluctábel	ineluctable: impossible to evade or avoid	adjective
inemigal, inemic	inimical	adjective
inemigo	enemy	noun
inemistá	enmity	noun
inepte	inept	adjective
ineptitud [-tudin-]	ineptitude	noun
inequivocamén	unequivocally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inequívoque, sens equívoque	unequivocal, unambiguous	adjective
inercia	inertia	noun
inercial	inertial	adjective
inerte [inerci-]	inert	adjective
inescusábel	unexcusable, inexcusable, unforgivable	adjective
inesperade	unexpected, unforeseen	adjective
inestábel	unstable, unsteady	adjective
inestabilitá	instability	noun
inevitábel	inevitable	adjective
inevitabelmén	inevitably	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inevitabilitá	inevitability: the quality of being certain to occur	noun	Spanish: inevitabilidad; Portuguese: inevitabilidade; French: inévitabilité; Italian: inevitabilità
infacil	not easy, difficult	adjective
infalíbel	infallible, foolproof	adjective
infamación	slander, defamation	noun
infamar	slander, speak badly about, misspeak	verb
infant	young child	noun
infantería	infantry	noun
infantil	child's, children's, infantile, childish	adjective
infatigábel	tireless, indefatigable, unflagging	adjective	French/Spanish: infatigable; Italian: infaticabile
înfección	infection	noun
înfecciose	infectious	adjective
înfectar	infect	verb
infelice, infeliç	unhappy	adjective
infelicitá	unhappiness, infelicity	noun
înferença	inference	noun
inferiore	inferior	adjective
inferioritá	inferiority	noun
înferir [înfere-]	infer, conclude	verb
infernal	infernal	adjective
inferno	hell, underworld	noun
infestar	infest	verb
înfiltración	infiltration	noun
infinitá	infinity, infinitude, infiniteness	noun
infinitamén	vastly, infinitely	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
infinite [infinita-]	infinite	adjective
infinito	infinite	noun
înfixo	infix	noun
înflammatorie	inflammatory	adjective
inflecsíbel	unyielding, uncompromising, inflexible	adjective	Portuguese: inflexível; Spanish: inflexible; Italian: inflessibile
înflecsión	inflection	noun
înfleter [înflecs-]	inflect	verb
înfluença	influence	noun	Spanish: influencia; French: influence; Portuguese: influência; Italian: influenza; Catalan: influència
înfluir [înfluy-]	influence, be influential	verb
înfluyente	influential	adjective
înfluyú	influenced	verb		past tense of -uir verb
înfomerchau	infomercial	noun
înformación	information	noun
înformación secrete	intelligence: secret information	noun
înformar	inform	verb
înfotenimento	infotainment (entertainment that is informational or instructional)	noun
infraestructura	infrastructure	noun
infraruje	infrared	adjective
infructuose	fruitless, unsuccessful	adjective
înfundir	infuse	verb
îngeñero	engineer	noun
îngeñerwerg	engineering (the work of engineering), field of engineering	noun	Dutch: ingenieurswerk; Spanish: ingeniería; Galician: enxeñaría; French: ingénierie; Portuguese: engenharia
ingenue	naive, ingenuous (not genius)	adjective
Inglaterra	England	noun
inglech	English language, person from England	noun
inglese	English	adjective
ingrate	ungrateful	adjective
íngreme	steep	adjective	Portuguese
îngresar	admit (patient, prisoner), join (army, social club)	verb
îngresive	ingessive	adjective
îngreso	admission	noun	Italian: ingresso
îngreso libre	free admission/entry	noun	Italian: ingesso libero
íngrime	by oneself, all alone without company	adjective
înherente	inherent	adjective
inhîbir	inhibit	verb
inhîbitorie	inhibitory	adjective
inhuman	inhuman	adjective
inicialmén	initially	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inicue	iniquitous: grossly unfair and morally wrong	adjective
inicuitá	iniquity	noun
inimaxinábel	unimaginable	adjective
inimitábel	inimitable	adjective
inînterrompide	continuous (line, surface); unbroken; uninterrupted	adjective
inînterrompidu	continuous (line, surface); unbroken; uninterrupted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
înjección	injection	noun
înjetar	inject	verb
injustiça	injustice	noun
inmadure	inexperienced and immature, callow	adjective
inmarcescíbel	immarcescible; unfading, that does not wither	adjective	Spanish: inmarcesible (que no puede marchitarse); Italian: immarcescibile; French/Catalan: immarcescible; Portuguese: imarcescível
inmediatamôn, de inmediate	immediately	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inmediate [inmediata-]	immediate, instant	adjective
inmerecide	undeserved, unmerited	adjective
inmesurábel	immeasurable	adjective
înmigración	immigration	noun
înmigranti	immigrant	noun
înmigrar	immigrate	verb
inminente	imminent	adjective
inmobiliario	real estate (unmoveable things)	noun	Sp: inmobiliario
inmolación	immolation	noun	Spanish: inmolación
inmolar	immolate	verb
inmoral	immoral	adjective
inmoralitá	immorality	noun
inmortal	immortal	adjective
inmortalitá	immortality	noun
inmovil	immobile	adjective
inmovilitá	immobility	noun
inmunológic	immunologic	adjective
inmunologíê	immunology	noun
inmutábel	unchangeable, immutable	adjective		not liable to variation or variability
înnate	innate (ability, talent)	adjective
innegábel	undeniable, unnegatable	adjective	Portuguese: inegável; Spanish: innegable
innegabelmén	undeniably	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
innobel [innobl-]	ignoble	adjective
innumerábel	innumerable	adjective
înnuvación	innovation	noun
înnuvar	innovate	verb
înnuvative, înnuvadore	innovative	adjective
inobteniu	unobtainium	noun
inocente	innocent, blameless, naive	adjective
inofensive	harmless, inoffensive	adjective	Spanish: inofensive
inolvidábel	unforgettable	adjective
inôperábel	inoperable	adjective
inoportune	inopportune	adjective
inoxidábel	rustproof	adjective
inquebrantábel	steadfast, unwavering, unshakeable, unbreakable	adjective	Spanish: inquebrantable
inquilino	tenant	noun
înquisidor	inquisitor	noun
insaciábel	insatiable	adjective
insalubre	insalubrious, unhealthy, unwholesome	adjective
insatisfactorie	unsatisfactory	adjective
înscripción	enrollment, registration, signing-up	noun
înscripción	inscription	noun
înscrite	inscribed	adjective
înscritu	enrolled, signed up	past participle
înscriver [înscrit-, înscrip-]	sign up, enroll, inscribe	verb
insegure	insecure, unsecure	adjective
insensíbel	insensitive, unaffected	adjective
insensibilitá	insensitivity	noun
inseparábel	inseparable	adjective
inseparabilitá	inseparability	noun
inserar	insert, introduce, put in	verb
insertu, insertadu	inserted	past participle
inseto	insect, bug	noun
însidiose	insidious	adjective
insinuante	insinuating, suggestive or provocative, flirtatious	adjective
însinuar	insinuate	verb
însistença	insistence	noun	Spanish/Galician: insistencia; Portuguese: insistência; Italian: insistenza; French: insistance; Romanian: insistență
însister	insist	verb	Italian: insistere; French: insister; Portuguese/Spanish: insistir
însolación	insolation: impact of sun's rays	noun
însôlite	unusual	adjective	Spanish: insólite
insolúbel	insoluble	adjective
insomnia	sleeplessness, insomnia	noun
înspiración	inspiration	noun
înspirante	inspiring	adjective
înspirar	inspire	verb
înstalación	installation	noun
înstalar	install	verb
înstantane	instantaneous	adjective
înstante	instant	adjective
înstintive	instinctive	adjective
înstintu	instinct	noun
înstintual	instinctual	adjective
înstitución	institution, establishment	noun	Spanish: institución
înstitucional	institutional	adjective
înstitucionalizar	institutionalize (values, practices, courtesies)	verb
înstituir	institute, found	verb
înstituto	institute, institution, research center	noun
Înstituto Smithsonian	Smithsonian Institution	noun
înstituyú	instituted, founded	verb		past tense of -uir verb
înstrucciónz	instructions: directions on how to use or do something	noun
înstructor	instructor	noun
înstructriç [+:înstructricez]	instructor (woman)	noun
înstruir [înstruc-]	instruct	verb
înstruyú	instructed	verb		past tense of -uir verb
insubordenación	insubordination	noun
insuficiença cardiaque	heart failure	noun
insuficiença riñal	renal failure	noun
insuficiente	insufficient	adjective
insulare	insular: of or related to an island	adjective
însultante	insulting, aggressive	adjective	Spanish: insultante
însulto	insult (verbal abuse)	noun
insumoz	raw materials, supplies, chemicals for manufacturing	noun
insuportábel	unbearable, unendurable	adjective
insurgença	insurgency	noun
insurgenti	insurgent, insurrectionist	noun
insurger	rise against	verb
insusteníbel	unsustainable	adjective
insustituíbel	irreplaceable, not able to be substituted	adjective
intachábel	irreproachable, faultless	adjective
integración	integration	noun
integrade	integrated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
integradu	integrated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
integral, integrande	integral	adjective
integrar	integrate	verb
integritá	integrity, trustworthiness of something	noun
intelectu	intellect, intelligence (of person)	noun
intelectual	intellectual	adjective
intelectuau	intellectual	noun
intelixença	intelligence: ability to think	noun
intelixença accionábel	actionable intelligence	noun
intelixença artificial	artificial intelligence	noun
intelixente	intelligent	adjective
intelixentemén	intelligently	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
intelixíbel	intelligible	adjective
intelixibilitá	intelligibility	noun
intelixibilitá mutue	mutual intelligibility	noun
întênción	intention, aim, purpose, intent	noun
întêncional	intentional	adjective	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese: intencional; French: intentionnelle; Italian: intenzionale/intemzionato
întêncionalitá	intentionality	noun
întênder	intend, mean (turn one's attention to)	verb
întensamén	very much (suffer)	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
întense [întensa-]	intense: extreme, deep	adjective
întensifiçar [întensifica-]	intensify, escalate	verb
întensive en energíê	energy-intensive	noun
întentar, tratar	attempt; try	verb
întercambiábel	interchangeable	adjective
întercambiar	exchange, swap; share	verb
întercambio	exchange, interchange	noun
înterceder [înterces-]	intercede	verb
întercepción	interception	noun
înterceptábel	interceptable	adjective
înterceptar	intercept	verb
întercesión	intercession	noun
întercomprensión	intercomprehension	noun
întercomprensive	intercomprehensive	adjective
înterconecsión	interconnection	noun
înterconectivitá	interconnectivity	noun
întercostal	intercoastal	adjective
întercultural	intercultural, cross-cultural (esp. communication, between groups)	adjective
înterdependença económic	economic interdependence	noun
înterdicción	interdiction	noun
înterdisciplinare	interdisciplinary	adjective
înterés	interest	noun
înteresade	interested	adjective		Past participle adjective form
înteresadu	interested	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
înteresante	interesting	adjective
înteresar	interest	verb
înterestelare	interstellar, between the stars	adjective
înterfásic	interphasic	adjective
înterferença electromagnétic	electromagnetic interference	noun
întergaláctic	intergalactic	adjective
întergenracional	intergenerational	adjective
înterior	interior	noun
înteriore	interior, inside	adjective
înterioritá	interiority	noun
înterjección	interjection	noun
înterjetar [înterjec-]	interject	verb
înterligación de rediz	internetworking	noun	Portuguese: interligação de redes; Spanish: interconexión de redes
înterligar	interconnect	verb
înterlocutor	interlocutor, participant in a dialogue	noun
interlocutorie	interlocutory, preparatory to a definitive decision	adjective
întermediación	intermediation	noun
întermediate	intermediate	adjective
întermedjare	intermediary, middleman	adjective
întermedjario	intermediary, go-between, middleman, intermediator	noun	Spanish: intermedio, intermediario; Portuguese: intermediário; French: intermédiaire
interminábel	interminable, inextinguishable	adjective
întermitente	intermittent, occurring at irregular intervals	adjective
înternacional	international	adjective
înternacionalismo liberal	liberal internationalism	noun
înternalizar	internalize	verb
înternar en un înstitución	institutionalize, put into an institution	verb
înterne, înternal	internal, inner	adjective
înternet	internet	noun
înternet dele cosaz (IdC)	internet of things (IoT)	noun
înterôperábel	interoperable	adjective
înterôperabilitá	interoperability	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Spanish: interoperabilidad
înterpesonal	interpersonal	adjective
înterplanetare	interplanetary	adjective
înterpolación	interpolation	noun
înterpretación	interpreting, interpretation	noun
înterpretade	interpreted	adjective
înterpretar	interpret, perform a part or role (play, musical, symphonic...)	verb
intérpreti	interpreter	noun
înterrogación	interrogation	noun
interroganti	question, question mark	noun
înterrogar	interrogate	verb
înterromper	interrupt, break	verb
înterrupción	interruption	noun
înterruptor	switch (electrical)	noun	Spanish: interruptor
întertecstual	intertextual	adjective
întertecstualitá	intertextuality	noun
întervención	intervention	noun
întervenir [întervini-, întervenga-]	intervene	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	verb	Spanish/French: intervene; Portuguese: interver
intestinal	intestinal	adjective
intestine	internecine, internal	adjective
intestino	gut, bowel, intestine	noun	Po, Sp
intimamén	intimately	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
íntime [íntima-]	intimate, close	adjective
intolerábel	intolerable	adjective
intolerança	intolerance, bigotry	noun	Spanish: intolerancia
intranquil	restless, uneasy, anxious, unsettled	adjective
intransferíbel	untransferable, inalienable	adjective	Portuguese: intransferível
intransigença	intransigence	noun
intransigente	uncompromising, intransigent	adjective
intransigentemén, sens compromiso	uncompromisingly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish/Portuguese: intransigentemente; French: sans compromis
intransmutábel	intransmutable	adjective
intrepide	dauntless, unmoved by threat or danger, intrepid	adjective
intrigande	intriguing	adjective
intrigante	intriguing, arousing curiosity	adjective
intrigar	intrigue	verb
întrínseque	intrinsic	adjective
întroducción	introduction	noun
întroducir [întrodux-, întrodusca-, întroducc-]	introduce: lead/bring a person or thing into a place or group	verb
întroductorie	introductory	adjective
intuchábel	untouchable, bulletproof (figurative)	adjective
întuición	intuition	noun
întuitive	intuitive	adjective
înundación	deluge, flood, inundation	noun
inútil	useless, pointless, of no use, unavailing	adjective	Spanish
învadir	invade	verb
invalidade	invalidated	adjective
invalidar	invalidate	verb
invariábel	invariable	adjective
învasión	invasion	noun
invencíbel	invincible, unconquerable	adjective
învención, învento	invention	noun
înventade	invented	adjective		Past participle adjective form
înventadu	invented	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
înventar	invent	verb
înventive	inventive	adjective
înverse	inverse	adjective
înversión	inversion, reversal (of policy, opinion), investment (turnaround or something turned over)	noun
invertebrado	invertebrate	noun
învestidura	investment, investiture	noun
învestigábel	investigable: that may be investigated, looked into	adjective
învestigación	investigation	noun
învestigador	investigator	noun
învestigar	investigate	verb
inviábel	inviable, not viable	adjective
invicte	unbeaten, undefeated, unconquered	adjective
inviolábel	inviolable	adjective
invizíbel	invisible	adjective
invizibilitá	invisibility	noun
inxerença	interference (of election, etc.)	noun	Sp: injerencia
iónic	Ionic	adjective
ionosfera	ionosphere	noun
ionosféric	ionospheric	adjective
ipnosi	hypnosis	noun
ipnotic	hypnotic	adjective
iporaite	very content, satisfied, happy	adjective	Guarani
ipore	content, happy, and good to go	adjective	Guarani: iporã
iquí	here	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ir tentandu le camino	find one's way	verb
ir trôvar algom	go and see someone	verb
ir [va-, iv-, yend]	go	verb	combination of ir and aller
ira	anger, wrath	noun
Iraki	Iraq	noun
irakian	iraqi	adjective
irakiano	iraqi (person)	noun
irascíbel	irascible, quarrelsome	adjective
iridescença	iridescence	noun	Spanish: iridiscencia; Italian: iridescenza; Catalan: iridescència; Portuguese: iridescência
iridescente	iridescent: lustrous, or colorful in effect or appearance	adjective
iridiu	iridium	noun
irîs	iris	noun
irlandech	Irish	noun
irmana	sister (biological)	noun
irmanastra	stepsister	noun
irmanastro	stepbrother	noun
irmano	brother (biological)	noun
irracional	irrational	adjective
îrradiación	irradiation	noun
irréal	unreal	adjective
irrealiste	unrealistic	adjective
irredentismo	irredentism	noun
irredentiste	irredentist	adjective
irredimábel	unredeemable	adjective
irreflecsión	non-thinking, irreflection, thoughtlessness	noun
irrefutábel	irrefutable, incontrovertible, unanswerable, undeniable, indisputable, unquestionable	adjective	Portuguese: irrefutável; Spanish: irrefutable; French: irréfutable; Italian: irrefutabile
irregulare	irregular	adjective
irreizonábel	unreasonable	adjective
irrelevança	irrelevance	noun
irrelevante	irrelevant	adjective
irrenunciábel	irrevocable, indispensable, not able to renounce, inalienable	adjective	Portuguese: irrenunciável; Spanish: irrenunciable; Italian: irrinunciabile
irreparábel	irreparable, beyond repairing	adjective
irreprensíbel	blameless; not reprehensible; irreproachable	adjective	Spanish: irreprensible; Portuguese: irrepreensível/irrepreensíveis
irreprensibelmén	blamelessly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Portuguese: irrepreensivelmente
irreprochábel	irreproachable, faultless, above reproach, flawless, beyond reproach	adjective	Spanish: irreprochable; French: irréprochable; Catalan: irreprotxable; Romanian: irepro?abil
irresponsábel	irresponsible	adjective
irreversíbel	irreversible	adjective
irrevocábel	irrevocable, indefeasible	adjective
irriconciliábel	irreconcilable, refuses reconciliation or compromise	adjective
irriemplacíbel	irreplaceable	adjective
îrrigación	irrigation	noun
îrrigar	irrigate: lead water to	verb
îrromper	burst in, raid	verb
isca	bait	noun	Portuguese
isla [insul-, aisla-]	island	noun
islámic	Islamic	adjective
islamismo	Islam	noun
islandech	Icelandic	noun
Islaz Vírgene Británic	British Virgin Islands	noun
isleño	islander	noun
isoglosa	isogloss, heterogloss	noun
isoglucosa	isoglucose	noun
isopropanol	rubbing alcohol or isopropyl alcohol with the molecular formula C₃H₈O or C₃H₇OH or CH₃CHOHCH₃	noun
isostasi	isostasy	noun
isótopo	isotope	noun
ispañese, ispañole	Spanish	adjective
ispanic	Hispanic	adjective
Ispanoamérica	Hispanic America, Spanish America	noun
ispanofonia	Hispanosphere (places where Spanish is a dominant language, countries where Spanish is widely spoken)	noun
ispanofono	Hispanophone (person who speaks the Spanish Language)	noun
ispañola	Spanish (from Spain)	noun
isquerde	left	adjective
isquerdista	left-winger	noun
isquerdiste	left-wing	adjective
isquerdo	left (direction)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
israelita	Israelite	noun	Spanish/Italian/Portuguese
issar	hoist up (a flag), haul up	verb
ist	east	noun
iste	east	adjective
isteño	easterner	noun
istmo	isthmus	noun
Italia	Italy	noun
italian	Italian	adjective
italiano	Italian language, person from Italy	noun
îteración	iteration	noun
îterar	iterate	verb
îterative	iterative (usually a procedure that has repetition to finish- loop)	adjective
itinerario	itinerary	noun
iva	imperfect past of ir	verb
ivernación	hibernation	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ivernal	winter, wintry	adjective
ivernar	hibernate	verb
iverno	winter	noun
izoti	spanish bayonet, yucca	noun
ja	already, before	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
jabeli	wild boar, wild pig	noun
Jac	Jack, Jacques (proper name)	noun
jaca	jackfruit	noun	Portuguese/Catalan: jaca, Spanish: yaca
jacari	alligator	noun
jacinto	hyacinth	noun	spanish
jactancia	boastfulness, boasting	noun
jactanciose	boastful	adjective
jadear	gasp, pant	verb
jai	young and attractive woman	noun
jaloe	yellow (between yellow and light orange)	adjective
jamás	not ever, never (more extreme than nunca)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
jambalaya	jambalaya	noun	Louisiana French from Provençal jambalaia "stew of rice and fowl."
jantchi	wheel rim	noun
Japón	Japan	noun
japonech	Japanese	noun
japonese	Japanese	adjective
jaqueta	jacket	noun
jardín zoôlógic	zoo, zoological park	noun
jardín [+:jardinez]	garden	noun
jardinadj	gardening (about gardening)	noun
jardinero	gardener	noun
jarqui	jerky: cured and dried meat	noun
jaula	cage	noun
javelina	javelin	noun
jegada	arrival	noun	Spanish: llegada, Portuguese: chegada
jegar	arrive (at), gradually become	verb
jegar a conocimento	come to (somebody's) attention	verb
jegar a ser	become (involving a good deal of effort and time)	verb
jehén	gnat	noun
jenesécua	je ne sais quoi (I don’t know what)	noun
jerarquíê	hierarchy	noun
jeroglífic	hieroglyphic	adjective
jeróglifo	hieroglyph	noun
Jerusalén	Jerusalem	noun
Jesucristo	Jesus Christ	noun
Jesús	Jesus (Christ)	noun
jetlag; desfasi uorare	jetlag	noun	Spanish: desfase horario
jicara	calabash fruit	noun
jicoti	stingless bee	noun
jirafa	giraffe	noun
jiro	gyro	noun
Jo allam que	I think that; I suspect that (have an opinion on)	verb	Portuguese: acho que
Jo gustam de lo bocu!	I like that very much!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo jegará tarde ale treballo.	I'm late for work	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo lu sentim	I'm sorry, forgive me; My condolences	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: Lo siento	literally: I feel it. ; Apologize for being late.; offer condolences;
Jo me chamam...	I call myself...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo na conseghiú	I didn't manage (to)...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo na estam de humor.	I'm not in the mood.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo na estava en mev ánimo dicer	I didn't mean to say; I didn't have the intention to say	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo na pudem dechar esto	I cannot let this go.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo tenem dretcho a	I'm entitled to	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo ti atênderá	I'll wait for you	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo treballam bocu.	I work a lot	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo tuvi que …	I had to	verb	Spanish: Tuve que …
Jo'stam en casa.	I am at home.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo'stam ralandu	I'm working hard	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo'stuvi temtade de	I was tempted to	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
jocio	joy, pleasure	noun	Spanish: gozo, French: joie; Portuguese: regozijo; Italian: gioia; Haitian Creole: jwa
jociose	joyous, joyful	adjective	French: joyeux, joyeuse; Italian: gioiosa
jocose	humorous (movie, play, book, comment), jocular, jocose	adjective
joda	joke, bloody nuisance	noun
johoba	jojoba	noun
jole	nice, lovely, fine (ironic)	adjective	Fr: joli, jolie
jolemén	nicely, prettily	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Fr: joliment
jongler	juggle	verb	French/German
Jordania	Jordan	noun
jorro	gush, outpouring, stream (out from)	noun	po, sp:chorro
Jóvan	John, Jean (French), Juan (Spanish), João (Portuguese), Giovanni (Italian)	noun	Haitian Creole
joven	youngster, young man, young woman	noun	Spanish
jóvene [-juven-]	young, teen, juvenile	adjective
Jovi	Jupiter (astrology, old Roman name for God of Jupiter)	noun
jovial	jovial: originally meant under the influence of Jupiter (Roman God of the sky)	adjective
joyero	jeweler	noun
joyo	jewel	noun
júbilo	jubilation, joy/rejoicing	noun
jucada	move (in game), play	noun
jucador	player (of game)	noun
jucar	play a sport or game	verb
jucher	improve the style of something, smarten up (a room, an outfit)	verb
juco	play, game	noun
jucstaponer [jucstapust-, jucstapusi-, jucstaponga-, jucstaposi-]	juxtapose	verb
Judá [judi-]	Judah	noun
judaizer	make live as the Jews	verb
judeç [judici-;+:judecez]	judge	noun	Latin: iudex; Spanish: juez, jueza; Portuguese: juíza, juiz; Italian: giudice; Romanian: judecător
judeo-cristan	Judeo-Christian	adjective
judicatura	judiciary: group of judges	noun
judicial	judicial	adjective
judiciare	judiciary	adjective
judiciario	courts and judicial system considered as a group	noun
judicio	judgement	noun
judicio errone	erroneous judgment	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Italian: giudizio erroneo; Spanish: juicio erróneo
judiciose	judicious	adjective
judie	Jewish	adjective
judioz	Jews	noun
junca	junk (traditional sailboat)	noun
juncal	slender and graceful	adjective	Romani
juño	June (month)	noun	Catalan: juny; Portuguese: junho; French: juin
junta	joint (anatomy)	noun
juntadu	joined, linked	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
juntamén	together, jointly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
juntar	join together, gather up	verb
junte	together, joined	adjective
juntos	together with, next to	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Júpitêr	Jupiter (the planet in the solar system)	noun
juquêtería	toy store	noun
juquêti	toy	noun
juquêtone	playful, frisky, full of energy	adjective
jurar	swear, take an oath	verb
jurídic	juridical: of or relating to judicial proceedings and the administration of the law.	adjective
jurio	jury	noun
jurisdicción	jurisdiction, authority	noun	Spanish: jurisdicción; Portuguese: jurisdição
jurisprudença	jurisprudence	noun
jurista [juris-]	jurist	noun
jusgar mau; na calcular bien	misjudge, not calculate well	verb	Spanish: no calcular bien, juzgar mal
jusgar [judici-]	judge, consider	verb
jusgau	military tribunal	noun		Mexican Spanish: juzgau
juste [justi-]	just: right	adjective
justiça	justice	noun
justiçábel	justiciable: subject to trial in a court of law	adjective
justificación	justification	noun
justificade	justified, righteous	adjective
justificadu	justified	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
justifiçar [justifica-]	justify	verb
justificative	justificatory, justificative; supporting and/or documentary	adjective	Spanish: justificativo, French: justificative
jut	jute: rough fiber used to make ropes and twine	noun
juti	fresh water snail	noun
juvenil	juvenile, youthful	adjective
juvenilmén	youthfully	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
juventud [-tudin-]	youth (abstract form)	noun
l'absurdo	the absurd	noun
l'actualitá	current affairs, current news	noun
l'actualitá înternacional	international news	noun
l'ámbito geográfic	the geographical scope	noun
l'añu pasade	last year, the year past (passed)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
l'aplicación dele ley	law enforcement, enforcement of the law	noun
l'apoyo a	the advocacy of	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	phrase	Italian: l’appoggio a
l'aspectu económic de	the economics of, the financial aspects of	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
l'empresa i l'ovreroz	capital and labor	noun
l'establecimento gradual dele confiança mutue	gradual confidence building	noun
l'etapa de preparación	the planning stage, the planning period	noun
l'Eterno	the Everlasting God; the Eternal	noun
l'îndustria petrolere	the oil industry	noun
l'obtención de	obtaining...	noun	Spanish: la obtención de
l'occidenti	the west	noun
l'om i l'outro	one and the other, both	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
l'omez acia l'outroz	towards one another	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
l'orienti	the east	noun
l'Últime Dena	the Last Supper	noun
l'últime etapaz	the final stages	noun
l'últime simfoníêz de Beethoven	Beethoven's late symphonies	noun
labayer	bark (make dog sound)	verb
laberinto	labyrinth	noun
labor de equipo, treballo de equipo	team effort	noun
laboral	working	adjective
laboriose	laborious, industrious	adjective
lacrar	seal with wax	verb
lacraya	centipede	noun
lacrimatorie	lachrymatory	adjective	Spanish: lacrimatoria; Portuguese: lacrimatório
lacrimogenas	tear gas	noun
lacrimógene	tear-producing, weepy, tear jerking	adjective
lacsante	laxative	adjective
lacsanti	laxative	noun
lácteo	dairy product	noun
lado [-later-]	side (see: lateral)	noun
ladrón	thief	noun
lago	lake	noun
lagrima	tear	noun
laguna	lagoon	noun
laíc	secular, state (institution), not religious	adjective	Spanish: laico, Portuguese: leigo, French: laïque, laïc
laicismo	secularism	noun
laicitá	secularism, that of lay persons	noun	French: laïcité, Galician: laicidade, Catalan: laïcitat
laja	flagstone, sandstone	noun	combination: Catalan, Portuguese, Spanish
lambicón	creep (detestable person)	noun
lamentábel	lamentable, regrettable	adjective
lamentabelmén	lamentably, regrettably, unfortunately	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
lamentación	lamentation	noun
lamentar	lament	verb
lamentar-se	lament, mourn	verb
lamento	lament	noun
lamer	lick (can be used figuratively)	verb	Spanish
lámina	sheet, lamina, thin plate	noun
lámpada	lamp	noun
lampion	lamppost	noun	Neapolitan
lana	wool	noun	Italian/Spanish: lana; French: laine; Catalan: llana; Galician: la; Portuguese: lã
lança	lance	noun
lancea	light spear, lance	noun	Old French lance "spear, lance, lance-length" (12c.), from Latin lancea "light spear, Spanish lance" (Italian lancia, Spanish lanza)
lanchade	launched, thrown	adjective
lanchadu	launched, thrown	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
lanchamento	launching	noun
lanchar	launch (business, enterprise, website), throw (hard, violently)	verb	italian: lanciare; spanish: lanzar; portuguese: lançar
lantchon	old, heavy duty American car	noun
lápida (sepulcral)	tombstone	noun
lapidjo	tombstone	noun	Portuguese: lapide, Italian: lapideo
lápis	pencil	noun
lapsu	lapse (in judgement), error	noun
lari	home, near fireplace	noun
laringi	larynx, voice box	noun
laringiti	laringitis	noun
lasaña	lasagna	noun
laser-producto	laser product	noun
lasoz	ties (political...), lassos, decorative bow/knot	noun
lasoz comerchal	commercial ties	noun
lassar	lasso	verb
lasso	lasso, looped knot	noun
lata	can (of preserved food)	noun
latente	latent	adjective
lateral	lateral, of the side (see: lado)	adjective
latido	throb/beat (of heart, etc)	noun
latifundio	large estate (usually rural)	noun
latifundista	owner of a large estate	noun
latín	Latin	noun
latinamerican	Latin American	adjective
latinamericano	Latin American	noun
latir	throb/beat (of heart, etc)	verb
latitud [-tudin-]	latitude	noun
laton	brass	noun
latrocinio	armed robbery, larceny	noun
laudatorie	laudatory, applausive	adjective
laudo	binding judgement in arbitration; finding/decision	noun
launj	lounge bar (place of eating, drinking, and socializing)	noun
laur	wait	noun	German: Lauer
lavábel	washable	adjective
lavadj	washing	noun
lavadj cerevral	brain washing	noun
lavadj de dineiro	money laundering	noun
lavadora, máchina de lavar	washer, washing machine	noun
lavandería	laundry	noun
lavandería automátic	laundromat	noun
lavar	wash	verb
le bíz-niz	the height of excellence or quality	noun		from the bee's knees (an American colloquialism from the 1920s)
le bone noticia	the Good News	noun
Le chîminea semprê estava echandu fumo.	The chimney always smoked.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
le clasi dirigiente	the Establishment; directing class	noun
le Concilio de Seguritá dele Naciónz Unide	the Security Council of the United Nations	noun
le cumplimento de su promesa	fulfilling his promise, keeping his promise	noun
le cumplimento dele ley	law enforcement (compliance)	noun
Le Deo Xayême	the Living God	noun
le Despatcho Oval	the Oval Office	noun
le Día de Reyez	Epiphany, Three Kings Day	noun
le división de treballo	the division of labor	noun
le fason	the way	noun
le feitor human	the human factor	noun
le género human	humankind, mankind	noun
le mais...	the most	comparative or superlative
le mayor...	the oldest (when referring to people), the greatest	comparative or superlative
le mellor actuación	the best performance	noun
le mellor...	the best	comparative or superlative
le menor...	the least, smallest	comparative or superlative
le mesa estam puste	the table is set	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
le mundi entere, l'entere mundi	the whole world, the entire world	noun
le mundi libre	the free world	noun
le naciónz pertenecente	the member nations	noun
le nivel de vida	standard of living	noun
le pelona	death personified	noun
le peor...	the worst	comparative or superlative
le prensa	the press	noun
le primare pasoz vacilante acia le democraciê	the first tentative steps towards democracy	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
le que	that which (in relative clauses)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
le relación entre...i...	the ratio of...and....; the relation between	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
le Rinaicimento	the Renaissance	noun
le ritmo de vida frenetic	the frenzied pace of life	noun
le, l'	the	article or demonstrative
leafa	salary, wage	noun
leal	loyal	adjective
lealitá	allegiance, loyalty	noun
lebi	lip	noun
lebial	labial	adjective
lebrillo	glazed clay pan for washing, basin	noun	Spanish: lebrillo
lecsema	lexeme	noun
lécsic	lexical	adjective
lecsico	lexicon	noun
lecsicográfic	lexicographic, relating to compiling a lexicon or dictionary	adjective
lecsicografíê	lexicography	noun
lecsicógrafo, lecsicógrafa	lexicographer	noun
lectura	reading	noun
legado	legacy	noun
legal	legal, lawful	adjective
legalismo	legalism	noun
legalista	legalist	noun
legar	bequeath	verb
legislación	legislation	noun
legislade	legislated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
legislador	legislator	noun
legisladu	legislated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
legislar	legislate: make laws	verb
legislative	legislative, congressional	adjective
legislatura	legislature: period of office, parliament	noun
legitimar	legalize, legitimatize	verb
legítime	legitimate, rightful	adjective
legitimitá	legitimacy	noun
leigo [laic-]	layman, regular person	noun	Portuguese
leito	riverbed	noun
leje	lightweight, thin	adjective
lelio [+:lelioz]	lily [+:lilies]	noun
lemur	lemur	noun
Lemusina	Occitan language	noun
leña	firewood	noun
lengeríê	lingerie, linen goods	noun
lengua materne	native language, mother tongue	noun
lengua [lingu-]	tongue; means of verbal communication, spoken and written, in the human community.	noun
lenguadj	language: means of expression, style of speech, ability to speak, computing	noun		See also: idioma
lenguadj de odio	hate speech	noun
lentamén	slowly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
lente	slow, slow-moving	adjective
leon	lion	noun
lesíbel	legible: readable	adjective
leside	read (past participle)	adjective
lesidor, lector, lectriç [+:lectricez]	reader	noun
lesidu	read (past participle)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
lesiente	reading (present participle)	adjective
lesir	read	verb
lesitura	reading	noun
letal	lethal	adjective
letchero	milkman	noun
letchi en polv	powdered milk	noun
letchi [lácte-]	milk	noun
letchuga	lettuce	noun
leton	Latvian	noun
letone	Latvian	adjective
Letonia	Latvia	noun
letra [liter-]	letter: character representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the symbols of an alphabet.	noun
letrade	literate	adjective		Past participle adjective form
letradu	literate	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
levam un împusto de	carries a tax of	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
levanca	lever, joystick	noun
levantamento	uprising	noun
levantar-se	get up, get out of bed	verb	French
levar	carry (take)	verb
levar un vida de	live a life of	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
leve	light (when referring to weight or load); faint (hope, smile)	adjective
levitá	levity, lightness	noun
levitación	levitation	noun
levitar	levitate	verb
Levíticu	Leviticus	noun
lexane	distant, far away	adjective
lexos	far, far away	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Ley de Duverger	Duverger's Law	noun
ley [leg-]	law	noun
lía	Present Subjunctive of [haver]; there are; there is	verb	Spanish: hay, haya, hayas, hayan, hayamos; Portuguese: haja, hajas, hajamos; Catalan: hagi, hàgim, hagis, hàgiu, hagin
Lía 7 díaz en un setmana.	There are seven days in a week.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Líbano	Lebanon	noun	Spanish, Portuguese
liberade	liberated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
liberadu	liberated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
liberal	liberal	adjective
liberalismo	liberalism	noun
liberalización	liberalization, de-regulation	noun
liberalizar	liberalize	verb
liberalmén	liberally	adjective
liberar	liberate	verb
liberau	liberal (in politics or social norms)	noun
liberau clásic	classical liberal	noun
libertá	liberty, freedom	noun
libertá académic	academic freedom	noun
libertador	liberator	noun
libertinadj	debauchery, an anything goes mentality	noun
libido	libido, sex-drive	noun
libra	pound (measurement); Libra (astrology)	noun
libre (-liber-)	free, unrestricted	adjective
libremén	freely, without restriction	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
licença	license	noun
licensatura	degree (usually bachelor's), course of study	noun	Spanish: licenciatura
liceo	high school, advanced school, lyceum	noun
lición	lesson	noun
licitación	bidding (of auction, contract)	noun
licite	permissable, allowed	adjective
licor	liqueur	noun
licoreira	liqueur cabinet	noun
lídêr	leader	noun
lídêr opositore	opposition leader	noun
lidêrazgo	leadership	noun
liga	league (usually of soccer)	noun
ligación	connection, (phone) call, liaison	noun
ligadura	tie (music)	noun
ligamento	ligament	noun
ligar	make connection, switch on, call up	verb
ligere	slight, faint, gentle, minor/unimportant, undemanding, frivolous, light	adjective	Spanish: ligera
lila	lilac	noun
lima	lime	noun
limbol	home-made flavored frozen treat usually made from natural fruits or sweet milk mixtures and often served on a small piece of water-resistant paper, a plastic or paper cup, or a popscicle stick	noun
lime	lime color	adjective
limerença	limerence: involuntary infatuation with obsessive thoughts for someone else	noun	Spanish: limerencia; Italian: limerenza; French: limerence
limitación	limitation, constraint	noun
limitade	limited	adjective		Past participle adjective form
limitadu	limited	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
limitar	limit, restrict	verb
límiti	limit, boundary, maximum, borderline	noun
límitiz borrose	blurred boundaries	noun
limón	lemon	noun
limonada	lemonade	noun
limpadu	cleaned	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
limpar	clean, wipe up	verb
limpe	clean, clear	adjective
limpesa	cleanliness	noun
liña	line	noun
liña argumental	plot, storyline, line of the plot	noun
liña de golpeo	line of scrimmage	noun	Spanish: línea de golpeo
liñadj	lineage	noun
liñal, liñare	linear, lineal	adjective
linci	lynx	noun
linde	handsome, pretty, beautiful	adjective
lingual	lingual, of the tongue	adjective
linguista	linguist	noun
linguístic	linguistic	adjective
linguística computacional	computational linguistics	noun
liquen [+:liquenz]	lichen	noun
líquide	liquid	adjective
líquido	liquid	noun
lira de dieç cuerdaz	ten-stringed lyre	noun
líric	lyrical, lyric	adjective
lírica	lyrics	noun
lise	smooth (to the touch)	adjective
lisina	lysine	noun
lisonjere	flattering, glib	adjective	Portuguese: lisonjeira; Spanish: lisonjera	sugar-coated (words)
lista de control	checklist	noun
lista de distribución	distribution list	noun
litchi	lychee	noun
literal	literal: taking words in their natural meaning	adjective
literatura	literature	noun
litificación	lithification	noun
litigio	litigation	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Spanish: litigio; Portuguese: litígio
litigiose	litigious: concerned with lawsuits or litigation	adjective
litiu	lithium	noun	Spanish: litio; Portuguese: lítio
litogene	lithogenous: produced by stone	adjective
litogénesi	lithogenesis	noun
litogénic	lithogenic	adjective
litológic	lithologic	adjective
litologíê	lithology	noun
litorau	littoral zone, near shore (geographical)	noun
litosfera	lithosphere	noun
litosféric	lithospheric	adjective
litro	liter (measurement)	noun
littorau	coastline	noun
Lituania	Lithuania	noun
lituanian	Lithuanian	adjective
lituaniano	Lithuanian	noun
livrería	bookshop or book store	noun
livrero	book seller	noun
livresc	bookish, related to books	adjective
livreta	notebook	noun
livro	book	noun
livro de lectura	reader, reading book (usually for learning)	noun
livro sagrade	holy book (sacred book)	noun
livrón	big book	noun
llaga	ulcer (external), wound/sore	noun
llama	llama	noun
llane	flat, even	adjective
llanura	flatness, eveness	noun
llavin	lock on a car, house door	noun
llaviz	keys	noun
lledge	ugly	adjective	Catalan: lleig, lletja, lleigs, lletges
llenar	fill, pack (boxes)	verb
llene	full	adjective
llene de determinación	purposeful (look)	noun	Spanish: llena de determinació
llene de humorismo	humorous (person)	adjective
llevante	wearing	adjective
llevar	wear: have on clothes	verb
llorar	weep, cry	verb	Spanish
llorón, llorona	crybaby, weeper	noun
Lo'preciam.	I appreciate it.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
loandro	oleander	noun	Portuguese: aloendro, loendro
lobança	praise	noun
lobar	praise	verb
lobear	lobby	verb
lobo	wolf	noun
lobul têmporal	temporal lobe	noun
lobul terminal	terminal lobe	noun
localizar	localize, locate, find	verb
locuace	loquacious, talkative	adjective
locuacitá	talkativeness, loquacity, loquaciousness	noun
locución	phrase (linguistics)	noun
locura	folly, madness, lunacy	noun
locutorio	telephone booth, place of communicating and visiting (e.g. visiting room in prison)	noun
lógic	logical, rational	adjective
lógica dialéctic	dialectical logic	noun
logicamén	logically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
logiciel; softwarê	software	noun	French: logiciel, logicielle
lógico	logic, reasoning	noun
logística	logistics	noun
logisticien	logistician	noun
logográfic	logographic	adjective
logograma	logogram: sign or character representing a word or phrase	noun
lograr	obtain/attain/achieve (with some struggle), manage to (make something happen), get (to do something)	verb
loma	hill	noun
lomba	lower back	noun
lombare	lumbar (support)	adjective
lomoz	loins	noun
lona	canvas, cloth	noun
longeve	long-lived	adjective
longevitá	longevity	noun
longhe [longe/i-]	long	adjective
longitud [-tudin-]	longitude (geography), length	noun
longtêmpo	long (time), for a long time	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	French: longtemps; Spanish: mucho tiempo
longura (de)	length (of)	noun
lora	Amazonian parrot	noun
loroco	herbaceous vine	noun
loti	lot: a share or an area for parking or for a building	noun
lotificación	subdivision	noun
lotifiçar [lotifica-]	subdivide lots of land for development	verb
lubricante	lubricating, that lubricates	adjective
lubricanti	lubricant	noun
lubricar	lubricate	verb
luç [luci-, +:lucez]	light (sunlight, artificial)	noun
Luca	Luke, Lucas	noun
lúcide	lucid	adjective
lucidesa	lucidness, lucidity	noun
luciérnaga	lightning big, firefly	noun
lucrative	lucrative	adjective
lucro	profit	noun	Italian; Latin: lucru
lúdic	playful, ludic	adjective
luego	then, later (on), afterwards	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
lúgubre	lugubrious, extremely mournful	adjective
Luisiana	Louisiana	noun
luma	native tree species known for its extremely hard wood	noun
lumbalú	melancholic recollection	noun	Palenquero
lumbi [lumin-]	glow, firewood, fuel	noun
luminescença	luminescence	noun
luminescente	luminescent	adjective
luminose	luminous, bright	adjective
luminositá	luminosity	noun
Luna	moon	noun
luna llene	full moon	noun
lunare	lunar: based on the moon	adjective
lundey	Monday	noun
lunfardo	slang	noun
luoga	place, location	noun
lusarto	lizard	noun	Venetian, Italian
luso-tropicaliste	Luso-tropicalist	adjective
lusofonia	The Lusosphere, Lusophony	noun
lusofono	Lusophone (person who speaks the Portuguese language)	noun
lutcha	struggle, effort towards a goal	noun
lutchar	struggle (for something), strive	verb
luterano	Lutheran	noun
luti	wooden instrument	noun
lutiero	luthier: musical instrument maker	noun
luvaz	gloves	noun
Luxemburgo	Luxembourg	noun
luxo	luxury	noun
luxose	luxurious, deluxe	adjective
l’añu que venim	next year (looking to the future), the year that's coming	noun
l’añu seghiente	the next year (in past time)	noun
mabi	fermented drink from the Carribean made from the bark of the mabi tree	noun
macabre	macabre	adjective	French/Catalan: macabre; Portuguese/Spanish/Italian: macabro; German: makaber
macacinaz	moccasins	noun
macaco	macaque, monkey	noun
macanaso	crash, smash-up, collision of vehicles	noun
macanear	tell fibs and lie extravagantly	verb
macanero, macanera	fib teller, liar	noun
macarón [+:macarónz], pasta	pasta, macaroni	noun
macarónz	macaroni, noodles	noun	Spanish: macarrón [+: macarrones]; Italian +: maccheroni; Portuguese: macarrão
macase	strong, resistant	adjective
Macedonia	Macedonia	noun
maceración	maceration, soaking and softening	noun
macerar	macerate	verb
machamba	agricultural land (fertile land)	noun	Mozambican Portuguese, Swahili
machiembra	pine board with tongue-and-groove joints	noun
máchina analític	analytic machine (ancestor of computer)	noun
máchina propagandístic midiátic	media propaganda machine	noun
máchina [mecan-]	machine	noun
machinación	machination	noun	French: machination
machinar	engineer, contrive	verb
machinario	machinery	noun
machinîngeñerwerg	mechanical engineering	noun
machinista	machinist	noun
machinita	little machine	noun
machinitero	mix master	noun
machón	buttress	noun
machoti	model, blueprint	noun
machu	very, quite (comes before adjective)	intensifier or quantifier	Papiamentu
machu conocide	well-known	adjective
machucar	hurt, pound, crush	verb
macrobiótic	macrobiotic	adjective
macrocefale	macrocephalous, of a large head	adjective
macrocosmo	macrocosm	noun
macroeconomíê	macroeconomics	noun
macsila	maxilla	noun
mácsime	maximum	adjective
macsimización	maximization	noun
madala	person of high status or esteem	noun
madera	wood (material made of wood)	noun
maderamento; maderadj	woodwork	noun	Portuguese: madeiramento; Spanish: maderaje
maderería	lumberyard	noun
maderero	lumberjack, timber-merchant, lumber-dealer	noun
madrê [matern-]	mom, mother, momma	noun	Latin: matre, Spanish/Italian: madre; Sicilian: matri
madrina	godmother, sponsor	noun
madrugada	early morning, wee hours, dawn, daybreak	noun
madrugar	get up early, get up at crack of dawn, be an early riser	verb
madure	mature, ripe	adjective
maduresa	maturity, mellowness	noun
magasa	twins	noun	Haitian
magente	magenta (between pink and violet)	adjective
magic	magical, magic	adjective
magica	magic	adjective
magicien	magician	noun
magistrado	magistrate, functionary of a public office	noun
magistral	magistral, magisterial, masterful	adjective	Catalan/Spanish/Portuguese: magistral; Italian: magistrale
magnánime	magnanimous	adjective
magnanimitá	magnanimity	noun
Magne Charta	Magna Carta, Great Charter	noun
magnétic	magnetic	adjective
magnetofono	tape recorder	noun
magnetosfera	magnetosphere	noun
magnetosféric	magnetospheric	adjective
magnífic	magnificent, wonderful, splendid	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	adj	Spanish/Portuguese: magnífico; Italian: magnifico; French: magnifique
magnificación	magnification	noun
magnificamén	magnificently	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
magnifiçar [magnifica-]	magnify	verb
magnitud de desplacimento	magnitude of displacement	noun
magnitud [-tudin-]	magnitude (of earthquake, hurricane, etc)	noun
magre	thin (person, animal), not fat	adjective
magwa	sorrow, grief	noun
mahís	corn	noun	mahiz/mahís, Spanish: maíz, French: maïs
maio	May (month)	noun
mais	more	intensifier or quantifier	Vulgar Latin, Portuguese, Galician
mais abaiju	further down, lower down	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mais allá	farther	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mais allá de	beyond	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
mais arriba	up (from respective position), higher up, upstream of	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
mais austral	southernmost	adjective
mais grande	bigger (size)	adjective
mais mau	worse (feeling, state of being), more badly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mais o menos com	about as, more or less as, approximately (when comparing)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
mais pequine	smaller (size)	adjective
mais que, mais de	more than	comparative or superlative
mais saludábel	healthier, more wholesome	adjective
mal-estar	unrest, feeling of faintness, malaise, uneasiness	noun	Portuguese: mal-estar; Spanish/Catalan/Galician: malestar; French: malaise; Italian: malessere
máladi	malady	noun
malagachi	malagasy	noun
malayerba	common poisonous weed	noun
maldicción	damnation, curse	noun
maldicidu	cursed, sworn	past participle
maldite	cursed	adjective
maleábel	malleable	adjective
malespin	secret code used in 19th century	noun
maleta	suitcase	noun	Spanish: maleta
maletero	trunk, boot (British); porter: person who carries your luggage	noun	Spanish: maletero
maletín	briefcase	noun
malgastar	squander, waste	verb
Mali	Mali	noun
malicia	malice, ill will, wickedness, evil doing, maliciousness	noun
maliciose	malicious, malevolent	adjective
maliense	Malian	adjective
maligne	wicked, malignant	adjective
Maligno	Evil One	noun
malnutrición	malnutrition	noun
malta	malt	noun
malta	colorful shawl	noun
maltic, malte	malty	adjective
maltodecstrina	maltodextrin	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: maltodextrina; Italian: maltodestrina
malvade	wicked, evil, villainous (of people)	adjective
malversación	embezzlement, misappropriation of funds	noun	Spanish
malvole	malevolent	adjective
malvolesa	malevolence	noun
mamá, mami	momma, mommy	noun
mamacita	dearest mom, beautiful young mother	noun
mamar galo	tease (literally suckle the rooster)	verb
mamîfero	mammal	noun
mampara	pretext	noun
mañá	morning	noun
manada	pack (of wolves), bunch (group of people)	noun
mananci	natural spring, fountain (source)	noun	Spanish: manantial
mananci termal	hot spring	noun
manati	manatee	noun
mança	apple	noun
mancada	failure when compromising; something missed	noun
mancante	lacking, devoid	adjective
mancar	be lacking, missing; blow it (colloquial) [The subject is the thing that is lacking, and the indirect object is who lacks the thing.]	verb
mancha	stain	noun
manchar	defile, sully, smear	verb
mancomunitá	commonwealth, legal personality and local entity	noun
mandamento	commandment, order (to do something)	noun
mandar	order: tell someone what to do; command (soldiers)	verb
mandatario	head of state, leader	noun
mandato	mandate	noun
mandíbul	mandible, jaw	noun	Spanish: mandíbula
mandolina	mandolin	noun
mandracada	fraudulent act, illegal dealings	noun
manêgotti	manicotti: Italian American kind of pasta. They are very large pasta tubes, usually ridged, that are intended to be stuffed and baked.	noun
manejábel	manageable	adjective
manejade	managed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
manejadu	managed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
manejante	managing	adjective
manejar	manage	verb
manêobra	maneuver, manoeuvre	noun
manêobrar	maneuver/manoeuvre, work/operate with the hands	verb
manera	manner	noun
manexar	drive (a vehicle)	verb	Mexico Spanish: manejar
manexar pegade ale vehícul de delanch	tailgate, follow closely while driving	verb	Latin American Spanish: manejar pegado al vehículo de delante
manga	sleeve, wind sock	noun
mango	mango	noun
maníaco	maniac	noun
manifestación	social occasion, mass meeting, rally, event	noun
manifestanti	demonstrator, protestor, demonstrationist, rioter	noun
manifestar	declare: make clear, show	verb
manifeste	manifest: clear or obvious to the eye or mind	adjective
manifesto	manifesto: public declaration	noun
maninge	abundant, plentiful, numerous	adjective	Maningi is from the Shona dialect, but is commonly used throughout the Central Provinces of Mozambique
manioca	Cassava, manioc, and yuca are all names for the same starchy tuber grown throughout South America, Africa, and Asia.	noun
manipulación	manipulation	noun
manipular	manipulate	verb
manipulative	manipulative	adjective
manitou	VIP, very important person	noun
manivela	crank (of crossbow, etc)	noun
manjer	eat or munch on	verb
mansarda	attic	noun
manteiga	butter	noun
manteiga de cacahuati; crema de cacahuati	peanut butter, PB	noun	Spanish: mantequilla de cacahuete, mantequilla de maní, crema de cacahuete
mantener a raya	keep at bay	verb
mantener [mantuvi-, mantenga-]	maintain	verb
manteníbel	maintainable	adjective
mantenimento	maintenance: conservation of, continuation of	noun
manto terrestre	mantle (of the earth)	noun
manu	hand	noun
manu de obra	workforce, people in a company, hand of labor	noun
manual	manual	adjective
manuel	manual	noun
manuscrite	handwritten	adjective
manuscrito	manuscript: physical copy of text usually handwritten	noun
manzel	inn, manzil, caravanserai	noun		usually has stable for horses and cistern or well
mapa	map	noun
mapa geográfic	geographical map	noun
mapa local	local map	noun
mapatchi	raccoon	noun
mapin	napkin	noun
Maqreb (le)	Maghrib (the), Maghreb	noun
maquear	beat up, clobber, thrash	verb
maquiavélic	Machiavellian	adjective	Portuguese/Spanish: maquiavélico; French: machiavélique
maquiavelismo	machiavellianism	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: maquiavelismo; French: machiavélisme
maquila	manufacturing industry particularly assembling plants for exporting to wealthy countries	noun
maquiladora	assembling plant that has little to no taxes for imported parts.	noun
marcador	marker (biology), indicator	noun
marcador epigenétic	epigenetic marker	noun
marcaz de luxo înternacional	international luxury brands	noun
marcescer	fade, wither (flower)	verb
marcha	mojo	noun
marcher	march, walk together (in military formation...)	verb
marchose	fun-loving, enjoying parties	adjective
marcial	martial (law), warlike	noun
marcian	Martian	adjective
marciano	Martian	noun
marcide	withered and lean; marcid	adjective	Latin: marcidus
marco	basis; framework (of constitution, essay, society...)	noun
março	March (month)	noun	Romanian: martie; French: mars; Spanish/Galician/Italian: marzo;, Portuguese: março; Catalan: març
Marco Aurelio	Marcus Arelius	noun	Spanish
marco polític	political framework	noun
marcsismo	Marxism (Karl Marx)	noun
marcsista	Marxist	noun
marcsiste	Marxist	adjective
Marcu	Mark, Marcus, Marco	noun
margarita	daisy (flower), also a drink	noun	Spanish: margarita; Portuguese: margarida, Italian: margherita, French: marguerite
margen continental	continental margin	noun	Spanish: margen continental
margen de manêobra	buffer, wiggle room	noun
margen [+:margenz; margin-]	margin, edge	noun
marginal	marginal	adjective
marginar; marginalizar	marginalize	verb	Spanish: marginar
marichau	marshal	noun
marida	wife	noun
marido	husband	noun
marine	marine	adjective
marinero	mariner, sailor, seaman	noun
marir	marry	verb
marítime	maritime: of or pertaining to objects or actions related to or conducted on the sea	adjective
marmelada	marmelade	noun
marmita	large pot (for cooking)	noun
mármol	marble	noun
marmota	groundhog	noun
marone	brown (dark)	adjective
marqués	marquis	noun
marquesina	bus shelter (at the bus stop)	noun
Marroco	Morocco	noun
marsupa	porpoise	noun
martabela	dead bolt	noun
Marte [marci-]	Mars (the planet)	noun
martey	Tuesday	noun
martino	hammer	noun
mártur	martyr	noun
marturio	martyrdom	noun
marturización	martyrization	noun
marturizar	martyrize, martyr	verb
marunchinoz	almond macaroons	noun
mas	yet, but (*pero* is used more often)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish, Italian
masa	mass (physics), dough (especially of bread)	noun
mascota	pet (of a family like a dog or cat)	noun
masculine	masculine	adjective
masculiniste	masculinist	adjective
masculino	masculine (linguistics)	noun
másculo	male, man	noun
masged	mosque	noun
masônj	lie, falsehood	noun
mástiel	mast	noun
masto	flagpole, mast	noun	Portuguese: mastro; Spanish: mástil
mat	matte	noun	French: mat
matabicho	brunch, late breakfast	noun	Mozambique:matabicho
matador	killer, matador	noun
matadouro	abattoir, slaughterhouse	noun
matamoscaz	fly swatter	noun
matança	slaughter, slaying, massacre	noun
matancina	massacre	noun
matar	kill	verb
matatuôr	device that slaughters animals	noun
match	sports game, match (competition between teams)	noun
matemática	mathematics	noun
materia penal	criminal charge, penal matter	noun
materia residual	waste matter, residual matter	noun	French: matières résiduelles
materia vegetal	vegetable matter	noun	French: matière végétale
materia [materi-]	subject (academic)	noun
material	material: physical goods, needs, etc	adjective
materialismo	materialism	noun
materialiste	materialist	adjective
materiau aislante, aislanti	insulation: isolating material (for climate control and/or sound proofing)	noun
materiauz	materials: building, teaching, writing	noun
materiaz	matters	noun
materiaz particulare	particulates, particles in suspension	noun
maternal	maternal	adjective
matey	mate: Paraguayan tea made from yerba mate leaves served hot	noun	Guarani
Matiyu	Matthew, Matthias (Dutch), Mateus (Portuguese), Mateo (Spanish)	noun
matriç [+:matricez]	matrix	noun
matrimonio	marriage (institution of), state of being married	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Latin: matrimonium
matson	mason, bricklayer	noun
mau [mal-]	badly, adversely, dangerously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mauve [mal-, mau]	poor (performance), bad-doing, bad, evil	adjective
maxose	ugly, nasty	adjective
mayestramén	masterly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mayestrança	an institution of skilled workers, naval yard workers	noun
mayestrazgo	mastership, an office of a master (someone in charge of something based on knowledge)	noun
mayestríê	mastery, control or governance (over something)	noun	Español: maestría; mestria; Português: domínio; Français: maîtrise; Italiano: maestria; Rumano: măiestrie; Latin: magisterium
mayestro	teacher, master (title for skillful and experienced mechanic, chef, carpenter, mason, etc)	noun
mayonesa	mayonnaise	noun
mayóparti, mayoría	most, major part	noun	Spanish: mayor parte; French: plupart; Portuguese: maior parte; Catalan: major part
mayor	older, elder, major, greater	adjective
mayor que	greater than, older than	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
mayorazgo	estate, primogeniture, inheritance of land (so that the person is in charge of its upkeep and gets what it produces)	noun
mayoría	majority, most people	noun
mayúscula	capital letter, uppercase letter	noun	Catalan, Spanish
mazêl	destiny, luck, fortune	noun	Judeo-Spanish
me parecem...	It seems..., it looks like	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
mecánic, machinal	mechanic, mechanical	adjective
mecánica	mechanics	noun
mecanicien	mechanic (person)	noun
mecanismo de afrontamento	coping mechanism	noun	Spanish: mecanismo de afrontamiento; Catalan: mecanisme d'afrontament
mecaniste	mechanistic	adjective
mecanización	mechanization	noun
mecanizar	mechanize	verb
mecanizmo	mechanism	noun
mecanografíê	typing (usually on a computer keyboard or typewriter)	noun	mecanografía
medalla	medal	noun	Catalan/Spanish: medalla, French: médaille, Portuguese: medalha
mediana	median strip (in road)	noun
médic	medical	adjective
medicamento	drug/treatment with medicine	noun
médicien	physician, doctor of medicine, surgeon	noun
Médicienz sens Frontiraz	Doctors without Borders	noun
medicina	medicine	noun
medidaz contra le corrupción	anticorruption measures	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
medidaz preventative	preventative measures	noun
mediocre	mediocre, average, uninspiring	adjective
mediocritá	mediocrity	noun
Medioevo	Middle Ages	noun
meditación	meditation	noun
meditar	meditate, ponder: think over	verb
Mediterráneo	Mediterranean	noun
medjador	mediator	noun	Spanish: mediador
medjamerico	person from the Federation of Texas, Mexico, or Central America (used by others and sometimes disparagingly)	noun
medjante	by means of, through, with (using)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Spanish: por medio de, mediante
medjante le víncul dele paç	through the bond of peace	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
medje	half, middle	adjective
medje-luna	crescent, half-moon	noun
medje-notchi	midnight	noun
medjedía	midday, noon	noun
medjuora	half-hour	noun
médula	root, marrow in bone, spinal cord, pith in plant	noun
Mefistófeli	Mephistopheles	noun
megabaitê, megaoctet	megabyte (MB): 1024 kilobytes; 2 to the 20th power bytes; about 1 million bytes	noun
megabît	megabit (Mb): 1024 kilobits	noun
megaciutá	megacity	noun
megafauna	megafauna	noun
megáfono	megaphone	noun
megaîglesia	megachurch	noun
megalític	megalithic	adjective
megatendença	megatendency	noun
megre, delgade	lean, thin, skinny, meager	adjective
megritud [-tudin-]	leanness, thinness, meagerness	noun
meisón	dwelling, large house, mansion	noun	Norman, French
melancólic	gloomy, sad, wistful	adjective
melancolíê	gloom, melancholy, blues	noun
mélanj	mixture of disparate materials, mix, melange, blend	noun	French/Haitian
meliflue	mellifluous: sweet and smooth like honey	adjective	Spanish: melifluo
mellor	better	adjective
mellor que	better than	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
melloramento	amelioration, improvement, betterment	noun
mellorar	ameliorate, improve, make better	verb
melodramátic	melodramatic	adjective
melon	melon	noun
membre	member	adjective
membro	member	noun
memorando	memorandum	noun
memoriê colective	collective memory	noun
memoriê selective	selective memory	noun
mendace	mendacious	adjective
mendacitá	mendaciousness, mendacity	noun
mendrugo	unwanted food that is given to beggars or those in need; leftover bread	noun	Spanish
menina	maid, helper, minion	noun	Spanish
menóparti, menoría	least part, minority	noun
menos	less	comparative or superlative
menos que, menos de	less than	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
menos têmpo	less time	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
mensadj	message	noun
mensadjero	messenger	noun
menstrual	menstrual (of women's cycle)	adjective
menstruar	menstruate	verb
mentide	lied (fibbed)	adjective
mentidu	lied (fibbed)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
mentiente	lying (fibbing)	adjective
mentir	lie: tell a lie, fib	verb
mentiroso	liar	noun
menton	chin	noun
mentru	as long as, until	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
menyú	menu	noun
mequetrefi	whipper-snapper, child or toddler who is into everything or annoying in some ways	noun	Spanish: mequetrefe, mequetrefa
mêr Mediterráne	Mediterranean Sea	noun	Spanish: mar Mediterráneo
mêr [mari-]	sea	noun
meravijar	astonish, amaze	verb
meravijar-se	be amazed, be astonished	verb
meravilla	marvel, miracle (in a sense)	noun
meravillar	marvel, wonder	verb
meravillose	marvelous, wonderful	adjective
mercadero	merchant, store owner	noun
mercadillo	flea market, street market	noun	Spanish: mercadillo
mercado	market	noun
mercado alciste	bull market	noun
mercado baijiste	bear market	noun
mercaduría	merchandise: articles for sale or trade, commodities of commerce	noun
mercantil	mercantile	adjective
mercantilismo	mercantilism	noun
mercantiliste	mercantilist	adjective
mercería	haberdashery	noun
mércoley	Wednesday	noun
merequeteng	strong discussion, heated argument/fight	noun	Spanish (Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Nicaragua, Uruguay): merequetengue
mergullador	diver	noun	Portuguese: mergulhador
mergullar	dive, plunge, dip	verb	Portuguese: mergulhar
Meridion	Meridion, South	noun
meridional	southern, meridional	adjective
meritente	deserving	adjective
meriter	deserve, merit	verb
mérito	merit	noun
meritocraciê [meritocrat-]	meritocracy	noun
meritorie	meritorious, full of merit	adjective
mesa	table (furniture)	noun
mesa de despatcho	office desk	noun
mesita	little table	noun
mesme	same	adjective
mesón	bar countertop; dining table (large to accomodate a lot of people)	noun
mesonero	busboy: clears dishes from table at restaurant	noun
Mesopotamia	ancient name for the land that lies between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers (in modern Iraq)	noun
mesopotamian, mesopotámic	Mesopotamian	adjective
mesopotámic	mesopotamian	adjective
mesosfera	mesosphere	noun
mesosféric	mesospheric	adjective
messía, Messía	messiah, Messiah	noun	Spanish: mesías; French: messie; Portuguese: messias; Italian: messia
mesura, medida	measure, measurement	noun
mesurábel	measurable	adjective
mesurade	measured	adjective		Past participle adjective form
mesuradu	measured	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
mesurar, medir	measure	verb
metabólic	metabolic	adjective
metabolismo	metabolism	noun
metacarpo	metacarpus	noun
metafísic	metaphysical	adjective
metafísica	metaphysics	noun
metáfora	metaphor	noun
metalenguadj	metalanguage, meta-language	noun
metálic	metallic	adjective
metalinguístic	metalinguistic	adjective
metalmecanicien	metalworker	noun	Italian: metalmeccanico
metalurgia	metallurgy	noun
metalurgic	metallurgical	adjective
metalurgista, metalurgico	metallurgist	noun
metamatemática	metamathematics	noun
metamórfic	metamorphic	adjective
metamorfismo	metamorphism	noun
metamorfosi	metamorphosis	noun
metano	methane	noun
metanol	methanol	noun
metástasi	metastasis	noun
metastásic	metastatic	adjective
metastatizar; facer metástasi	metastasize	verb	Portuguese: metastatizar
metateoríê	metatheory	noun
metau	metal	noun
meteor	atmospheric phenomenon	noun
meteora	meteor	noun
meteorític	meteoritic: pertaining to a meteorite	adjective
meteorito	meteorite	noun
meteorológic	meteorological	adjective
meteorologíê	meteorology	noun
meteorólogo	meteorologist	noun
meticulosamén	meticulously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
meticulose [meticulosa-]	meticulous, painstaking (attention to details)	adjective
metir	put in/into	verb
metir un gol	score a goal	verb
metod	method, process	noun
metodic	methodical	adjective
metodista	Methodist	noun
metro cubic	cubic meter	noun
metro leve	light rail	noun
metrópoli	metropolis	noun
metropolitan	metropolitan	adjective
metropolitano	metropolitan (person), city dweller	noun
metroz de profunditá	meters deep, of depth	noun
mev conocimento limitade de filosofíê	my limited knowledge of philosophy	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
mev puntu de vista	my point of view	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
mev'dama; meudama	madam: referring to woman with authority, lady	noun
mev'sêr; meusêr	my sir (very polite)	noun
mexican	Mexican	adjective
mexicano	Mexican, person from Mexico	noun
México	Mexico	noun
mexilla	cheek	noun	Spanish: mejilla, French: joue
mi es indiferente	it's all the same to me	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
michla	mixture, blend	noun
michlar	mix, blend	verb
microbian	microbial, microbic	adjective	Spanish
microbioma intestinal	gut microbiome	noun	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: microbioma intestinal
microcosmo	microcosm	noun
microeconomíê	microeconomics	noun
micrófono	microphone	noun
microplástico	microplastic	noun
microscopio	microscope	noun
microtchip, puç electrônic	microchip	noun	French: puce électronique
micste	mixed, co-ed	adjective
micuein	large wooden spoon	noun
mídia	media (the television channels, radio stations, newspapers)	noun
mídia social	social media	noun
midiátic	media	adjective
midjonz	socks	noun
miedo	fear, terror	noun
miedose	fearful, timid	adjective
miel	honey	noun
mientras	while, during the time that, during	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
mientras que	whereas, while...	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
mierda	crap, shit	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Mighel	Miguel (popular name)	noun
migración	migration	noun
migrador	migrator	noun
migranti	migrant	noun
migrar	migrate: move from one place to another	verb
migratorie	migratory, migrating	adjective
milenaria, milenario	Millennial: person born in 1980s or 1990s.	noun
milenio	millennium	noun	French: millénaire; Spanish: milenio; Italian: millennio; Portuguese: milênio; Corsican: millenniu
milici	militia	noun
milicien	militiaman	noun
milio	means, medium	noun	Spanish: medio; Portuguese: meio
militare	military	adjective
milla	mile	noun
milladj	mileage	noun
millonario	millionaire: person having over a million dollars	noun
millu	better (feeling, state of being)	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mina	mine (place where something is extracted from the earth)	noun
mineroz	miners	noun
mini-escaleira	small ladder, stool	noun
miniatura	miniature, small version	noun	Spanish: miniatura
miniaturización	miniaturization	noun
minimalismo	minimalism	noun
minimalista	minimalist	noun
minimaliste	minimalist	adjective
mínime	minimal	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: mínima; Catalan: mínim
ministero	ministry	noun
mins	month	noun
minsal	monthly	adjective
minsalmén	monthly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
minse	slim (chance, argument, person)	adjective
mînt	mind	noun	Romanian: minte; Spanish/Portuguese: mente; Catalan: ment
mîntal	mental	adjective
mîntalitá	mentality	noun
mîntalitá provincian	parochialism, limited and narrow character or tendency	noun
mîntalizar	mentalize; mentally prepare, mentally reframe	verb
mîntalmén	mentally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
minucia	minutia	noun	Spanish: minucia
minuciose	close/minute, thorough, meticulous	adjective
minuto	minute	noun
miombo	strong liquor, brandy	noun
miopia	myopia, nearsightedness	noun
miquiz	cartoons	noun
mirada	look, glance, a sight, a look	noun
mirada atente	careful look	noun
mirada mais atente	closer look	noun	Spanish: mirada más atenta, Portuguese: olhar mais atento
miradeiro	vantage point, lookout	noun
miradj, espellismo	mirage	noun
mirágul	miracle	noun
miragulare	miracular	adjective
miragulosamén	miraculously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
miragulose [miragulosa-]	miraculous	adjective
mirar	look at, watch (television), gaze, glance	verb
mîrdrâ	murder, slaying	noun
mirón, mirona	onlooker, voyeur, peeping Tom	noun
mirone	nosey, curious	adjective
mirtilo	blueberry	noun
mirtiloz	blueberries	noun
misa	mass (Catholic church)	noun
misericordi	mercy, forgiveness, compassion	noun
misericordiose	merciful, forgiving	adjective
misiel	missile	noun
misiel antiaérie	antiaircraft missile	noun
misión	mission, assignment	noun
misionare	missionary	adjective
misionario	missionary: person with a mission	noun
misterio	mystery	noun
místic	mystic, mystical	adjective
místico	mystic	noun
mitigación	mitigation	noun
mitigar	mitigate	verb
mitigar riesgo	mitigate risk	verb
mito	myth	noun
mito fundacional	foundational myth	noun
mitocondria [+:mitocondriaz]	mitochondrion [+:mitochondria]	noun
mitocondrial	mitochondrial	adjective
mitogenoma	mitogenome	noun
mitológic	mythological	adjective
mitologíê	mythology	noun
mnemotécnica	mnemonic, mnemotechnique: aids in retenion or retrieval	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: mnemotécnica
mobilê	furniture, furnishings: things that are moveable	noun
mobilería	furniture store	noun
modelo	model	noun
modelo numéric	numeric model	noun
modelo teóric	theoretical model	noun
moderade	moderate (not excessive)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
moderado	moderate (politics)	noun
moderadu	moderate (not excessive)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
moderar	moderate (adjust/change); act as moderator in debate	verb
moderne	modern	adjective
modernismo	modernism	noun
modernitá	modernity	noun
modificación	modification	noun
modifiçar [modifica-]	modify	verb
modismo	idiom	noun
modo	mode: a way of ​operating, ​living, or ​behaving	noun
modo de transporti	mode of transportation	noun
modulación	modulation	noun
modular	modulate	verb
modulare	modular	adjective
módulo	modulus, modulo	noun
mofa	mockery, ridicule, subjection of someone to contemptuous behavior	noun
mofeta	skunk	noun	Spanish, Italian
Moizes	Moses	noun
moldi	mold	noun
mole	soft (to the touch)	adjective
molécul	molecule	noun
moleculare	molecular	adjective
molitud [-tudin-]	softness	noun
molusco, almeha	clam, mollusk	noun	Portuguese: molusco, Spanish: almeja, Italian: mollusco
momento	moment	noun
momentose	momentous: decision or event of great importance for the future	adjective
moña	pot, marijuana	noun
monarquíê	monarchy	noun
monastero	monastery	noun
monedeiro	coin purse	noun
monedo	coin	noun
moneta	money (in any form)	noun
monetare	monetary	noun
monetización	monetization	noun
monetizar	monetize	verb
monitor	monitor	noun
monofilia	monophyly	noun
monólogo	monologue	noun
monomito	monomyth, hero's journey	noun
mononitrato	mononitrate	noun	Portuguese/Spanish/Italian: mononitrato
monopolio	monopoly	noun
monopoliz centradu en le búsqueda de rentaz	rent-seeking monopolies	noun	Spanish: monopolios centrados en la búsqueda de rentas
monopolizade	monopolized	adjective
monopolizar	monopolize	verb
monoteísmo	monotheism	noun
monoteístic, monoteíste	monotheistic	adjective
monótone	monotonous	adjective
monótono	monotone	noun
monstru	monster	noun
monstruose	monstrous, freakish	adjective
montadj	assembly: fitting together, mounting	noun
montaña	mountain	noun
montañard	montagnard, highland person	noun
montañard	mountain-dweller, montagnard	noun	French: ?montagnard
Montañaz Rocose	Rocky Mountains	noun
montañose	mountainous	adjective
montar	ride a bike, horse or other animal; mount	verb
montícul	mound, knoll, hillock	noun	Spanish: montículo
monton	heap	noun
monumental	monumental	adjective
monxa	nun	noun
monxi	monk	noun	Spanish: monje, Galician: monxe; Portuguese: monge
mopa, trapeador	mop	noun	Spanish: mopa; Latin America Spanish: trapeador; English
mopear, trapear	mop	verb
moqueta	carpet: wall-to-wall	noun
moracujá	passion fruit	noun	Portuguese: maracujá from Tupi
morada	dwelling (place), abode, residence, habitation	noun
morador	inhabitant	noun
moral	moral	adjective
moralitá	morality	noun
morar	dwell, reside at, live somewhere	verb
morciego	bat (animal)	noun	Spanish: murciélago; Portuguese/Galician: morcego
morene	tanned, bronzed	adjective
moretón	bruise	noun
morfina	morphine	noun
morfológic	morphological	adjective
morfologicamén	morphologically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
morfologíê	morphology	noun
morrau	haversack, satchel (carried on one shoulder)	noun	Spanish: morral
morsa	walrus	noun
mortal	mortal, deadly	adjective
mortau	mortal, human being who will die unlike a heavenly being	noun
morte	dead, died	adjective
mortífere	deadly, slaughterous, lethal	adjective
mortu	dead, died	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
mortuare	mortuary: pertaining to death and the dead	adjective
mortuariu	mortuary, morgue	noun
mosaico	mosaic	noun
mosca	fly (insect)	noun
moscadura	coffee cake or cookies served with coffee	noun
Moscú	Moscow	noun
mosquito	mosquito	noun
mostra	sample	noun
mostradora	front desk (at hotel or business, usually in foyer)	noun
mostrar	show	verb
moszo	young man, older boy	noun
motchila	backpack	noun
moti	dried wheat	noun
motivación	motivation	noun
motivacional	motivational	adjective
motivar	motivate	verb
motivo	motive, cause, reason, motif	noun
motocicleta, moto	motorcycle	noun
motor	motor, engine	noun
motore	driving	adjective	Spanish: motriz and motor
motorista	driver (of motor vehicle)	noun
môtri	watch (mechanical), wrist watch	noun
motzadela	mozzarella	noun
mousi	mouse (for computer)	noun
mover	move: cause to move	verb
mover-se	move oneself	verb
movil	mobile	adjective
movilización	mobilization	noun
movilizar	mobilize	verb
movimento	movement	noun	Spanish: movimiento, Portuguese/Italian: movimento, French: mouvement
movimento social	social movement	noun
moxama	fillet of salt-cured tuna	noun	Spanish: mojama; Italian: mosciame; Portuguese: muxama	delicacy of Phoenician origin
mozqui	mosque	noun
muamba	chicken stew	noun
muchie	mushy	adjective
mude	mute, silent	adjective
Muhamed	Muhammad, Mohammad	noun
muli	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.	noun
mullade	wet	adjective		Past participle adjective form
mulladu	wet	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
mullar	get wet	verb
mullêr	woman (not man) [+: women]	noun	Portuguese: mulher; Galician: muller; Spanish: mujer; Latin: mulier
mullêr-dafeirs	businesswoman	noun
mullêrsuela	whore	noun
multa	fine, ticket (traffic violation)	noun
multar	fine, charge someone a fine for doing something	verb
multicelulare	multicellular	adjective
multidisciplinare	multidisciplinary	adjective
multieiche	multiaxis	adjective	Spanish: multieje; Portuguese: multieixo
multiétnic	multiethnic, multinational	adjective
multifacétic	multifaceted	adjective	Spanish: multifacético
multifuncional	multifunctional, multifunction	adjective
multilateral	multilateral	adjective
multilingue	multilingual	adjective
multimídia	multimedia	noun
multimillonario	multi-millionaire	noun
múltiple	multiple	adjective
multiplicitá	multiplicity	noun
multipolare	multipolar	adjective
multipolaritá	multipolarity	noun
multirachal	multiracial	adjective
multitud [-tudin-]	crowd, multitude	noun
multitudinal	multitudinal	noun
multitudinare	multitudinous	adjective
multivariente	multivarient	adjective
multiverso	multiverse	noun
mulungo	white person; foreigner	noun
mundane, mundian	worldly, mundane	adjective
mundi	world	noun
mundial	worldwide, world	adjective
mundillo	world (realm), underground (denoting the secretive or not well-known)	noun
mundiorden	world order	noun
muñeca	wrist	noun
muñeca	doll	noun
municipio	municipality	noun
muñiga	dried cow dung	noun
muquio	pile, heap, mountain of something	noun	Italian: mucchio
muralla	rampart, castle wall	noun	Spanish: muralla, Portuguese: muralha
muribunde	at the point of death, in terminal decline	adjective
muriente	dying	adjective
murir [mort-]	die	verb
muro	wall (usually large)	noun
muscolare	muscular	adjective
muscolo	muscle	noun
muscolose	muscular, full of muscles	adjective	Spanish: musculoso
museo	museum	noun
museografíê	museography	noun
museografo	museographer	noun
musgo	moss	noun
música	music	noun
musical	musical	adjective
musicau	musical: a play with lots of songs and dancing	noun
musicien	musician	noun
musiu	foreigner not acquainted with local customs	noun
mustach	mustache, moustache	noun
musulman	muslim	adjective
mutar	change, molt (feathers), shed (snake skin)	verb
mutar-se	change clothes	verb
mutualismo	mutualism	noun
mutuamén	mutually, reciprocally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mutue [mutua-], mutual	mutual	adjective
na	no, not, don't	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Na Fumem	No Smoking	verb
na importa	it doesn't matter	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
na împortam	doesn't matter	verb
na lía	there aren't; there isn't	verb
na pudem	can't, cannot (present tense)	verb
na pudem aguardar	can't wait	verb
Na te priocupem	don't worry	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
na-aliñade	non-aligned	adjective		Past participle adjective form
na-aliñadu	non-aligned	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
na-autónome	non-autonomous, not self-governing	adjective
na-autorizade	nonauthorized, unauthorized	adjective
na-clasificade, na-confidenchal	unclassified, not confidential	adjective
na-comprise	excluded, not comprising, exclusive	adjective
na-conceptual	nonconceptual	adjective
na-cristan	non-Christian	adjective
na-cuberte	uncovered, not covered	adjective
na-democrátic	nondemocratic, non-democratic	adjective
na-egscluíbel	non-excludable	adjective	Portuguese: não-excluível; no excluible
na-familiarizade	unfamiliar, not familiarized	adjective
na-feitual	nonfactual	adjective
na-ficción	nonfiction	noun
na-liñal, na-liñare	non-linear, nonlinear	adjective
na-literal	nonliteral	adjective
na-mitigade	unmitigated	adjective
na-mutue	nonmutual	adjective
na-paril, sens paril	nonpareil, unrivaled, unparalleled	adjective
na-polémic	non-polemic, uncontroversial, safe and undivisive (topic)	adjective
na-sectare	non-sectarian	adjective
na-susceptíbel	nonsusceptible; not susceptible	adjective
na-teológic	nontheological	adjective
na-tócsic	non-toxic	adjective
na-transparença	non-transparency	noun
na-transparente	non-transparent	adjective
na-verbal	nonverbal, non-verbal	adjective
nacascolo	pods of tree has chemical that's used to tan leather	noun
nación	nation	noun
nacional	national	adjective
nacionalismo tecnológic, tecno-nacionalismo	techno-nationalism	adjective	Spanish: tecno-nacionalismo, Portuguese: nacionalismo tecnológico
nacionaliste	nationalistic, nationalist	adjective
nacionalización	nationalization	noun
nacionalizar	nationalize	verb
nada	anything, nothing (negative)	noun
nahuali	guardian spirit, spirit animal	noun	Spanish: nahual
naicente	nascent, beginning to rise	adjective
naicer [nat-, nacio-]	born, be born	verb
naicidu	born	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
naicimento	birth	noun
najar, zuemer	swim	verb
namarada	girlfriend	noun	Portuguese
namarado	boyfriend	noun	Portuguese
namusoro	person who can mediate between the living and the dead	noun	Mozambique: nhamussoro from Cindau
nane	dwarf, small	adjective
naño/naña	bro/sis (slang)	noun
nanopartícul	nanoparticle	noun
nantsin	wild cherry tree	noun
Napuli	Naples (town in Italy)	noun	Neapolitan
narcisismo	narcissism	noun
narcisista	narcissist	noun
narcisiste	narcissistic	adjective
narcotraficanti	drug trafficker, narco	noun
narcotráfico, tráfico de drogaz	drug trafficking	noun
nariç [+:naricez]	nose	noun
narración	narration	noun
narrativa	narrative	noun
narrativización	narrativization	noun
narvau	narwhal	noun
nate	born	adjective
nativo, nativa	native (referring to birth or nationality)	noun
natural	natural	adjective
naturalesa	nature (environment)	noun
naturalmén	naturally, of course	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
naturesa	nature (natural character, origin…)	noun
naufragio	shipwreck	noun
nauseade	nauseated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
nauseadu	nauseated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
navalla	razor, clasp knife, penknife	noun	Portuguese: navalha, Spanish: navaja, Catalan: navalla
navegábel	navigable	adjective
navegación	navigation	noun
navegacional	navigational	adjective
navegador	browser (internet), navigator	noun
navegar	navigate	verb
navio genracional	generation ship (for interstellar voyages that take a lot of time)	noun
navio portacontenedore	container ship	noun	Spanish, French: navire porte-conteneurs
nebot [nepot-]	nephew	noun
nebota [nepot-]	niece	noun
nebula	nebula	noun
nebulose	nebulous	adjective
necesare	necessary	adjective
necesaremén	necessarily	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
necesitá	necessity, need	noun
necesitose, nessitose	needy	adjective
nechi	nest	noun
necrópoli	necropolis	noun
nectarina	nectarine	noun
nectêr	nectar	noun
nefaste	nefarious, disastrous, poisonous, wrong and unjust	adjective
negar	negate	verb
negochi	business affairs, negotiations, trade (selling and buying)	noun	Papiamentu
negociación [negochi-]	negotiation	noun	Spanish: negociación; Catalan: negociació; Portuguese: negociação; French: négociation; Occitan: negociacion; Italian: negoziazione
negociador	negotiator	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
negociar	negociate	verb	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: negociar; French: négocier
nematologíê	nematology	noun
némesi	nemesis	noun
neña	girl (child)	noun	Catalan: nen/noia; Spanish: niña
neñada	litter, brood, clutch	noun	Portuguese: ninhada
neñesa, neñiça	childhood	noun	Spanish: niñez; Portuguese: meninice
neño	boy (child)	noun	Catalan: nen/noi; Spanish: niño
neñoz	kids, children	noun	Catalan: nens
neo-mercantilismo	neo-mercantilism	noun
neoliberalismo	neoliberalism	noun
nepotismo	nepotism	noun
nerre	black	adjective
nervo	nerve	noun
nervose	nervous, edgy, worked-up	adjective
nessitar [neces-]	require, need	verb
neta	the absolute truth	noun
neurastenia	neurasthenia	noun
neurobiológic	neurobiological	adjective
neurochiença	neuroscience	noun
neurocircuitoz	neurocircuitry	noun
neurocognitive	neuro-cognitive, neurocognitive	adjective
neurodesvelopimental	neuro-developmental, neurodevelopmental	adjective
neuroepigenética	neuroepigenetics	adjective
neurolinguística	neurolinguistics	noun
neurológic	neurologic	adjective
neurotocsicitá	neurotoxicity	noun
neurotocsina	neurotoxin	noun	Italian: neurotossina; Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese/Galician: neurotoxina; French: neurotoxine
neurotransmisor	neurotransmitter	noun
neutral	neutral	adjective
neutralitá	neutrality	noun
neutralizar	neutralize	verb
neutro	neuter (linguistics)	noun
nevi	snow	noun
neviar	snow	verb
nevieira	icebox	noun
nevula	navel orange	noun
ni...ni	neither...nor	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
nicaraguense	Nicaraguan	adjective
nicho	niche	noun
nieta	granddaughter	noun
nieto	grandson	noun
nihilismo	nihilism	noun
nihilista	nihilist	noun
nimie	trivial, petty, insignificant	adjective
ningom, nadie	anyone, anybody (in negative sentences), nobody, no one	pronoun
ningú luoga	anywhere (negative sentences), no place, nowhere (adv)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ningú [ning-]	any (when used in negative sentences), no	intensifier or quantifier
níquel	nickel	noun
nistagmo	nystagmus	noun	Spanish: nistagmo
nitide	clear, clean, neat	adjective
nitidu	clear, clean, neat	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
nitrógeno	nitrogen (N2)	noun
nivel	level	noun
nivelación	leveling (out), evening out	noun	Spanish: nivelación
nivelade	level, flat (on surface), balanced	adjective	Spanish: nivelado
nivelar	balance, even out, level, grade	verb
nobel [nobl-]	noble	adjective
noblesa obligade	noblesse oblige: the inferred responsibility of privileged people to act with generosity and nobility toward those less privileged	noun
noblesa, nobilitá	nobility	noun
noblíssime	most noble	adjective
ñocco	lump, bump	noun	Venetian: gnòco
noción	notion (view)	noun
nocturnal	nocturnal: active at night	adjective
nocturne	night, nighttime	adjective
nodo	node: point at which lines intersect	noun
nogada	walnut-based cream sauce	noun
noiva	bride	noun
noivazgo	engagement of two people for marriage	noun
noivo	bridegroom	noun
nojente	disgusting	adjective
nojo	disgust	noun
nomenclatura	nomenclature	noun
nomi (-nomin-)	name	noun
nomi de dominio	domain name (internet)	noun
nomi de pila	first name	noun
nomi própie	first name	noun
nominación, nomimento	nomination, appointment (for a post)	noun
nominal	nominal: existing as something in name only	adjective
nominar	nominate (for prize, award), appoint	verb
nora	daughter-in-law	noun	Italian: nuora; Portuguese/Catalan/Galician: nora; Spanish: nuera; Romanian: noră
nórdic, nortic	northern, nordic	adjective
norma	norm, rule (custom, habit)	noun
normal	normal	adjective
nort	north	noun
Nortamérica, América dele nort	North America	noun
norte	north	adjective
norteño	northerner	noun
Norwega [norwegh-]	Norway	noun
Norweghech	Norwegian (language, person)	noun
norweghese	Norwegian	adjective
nostalgia	nostalgia	noun
nostálgic	nostalgic, homesick	adjective
nôt	knot	noun
nota	note	noun
notchi [nocturn-]	night	noun
noticia	news	noun
notificación automátic	automatic reminder	noun
notoriamén	notoriously, egregiously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
notorie [notoria-]	notorious, egregious, noticeable	adjective
notorietá	notoriety, fame	noun
novecime	19th, nineteenth	adjective
novecimo	19th, nineteenth	noun
novela	novel, fictional story	noun
novelesc	fictional, fictitious, storybook-like	adjective
novembro	November (month)	noun
noventime	90th, ninetieth	adjective
noventimo	90th, ninetieth	noun
novima	ninth note above root in music	noun
novime	9th, ninth	adjective
novimo	9th, ninth	noun
nuanç [+:nuancez]	nuance, minute difference	noun	French/Portuguese
nuance	nuanced	adjective	French
núbil	nubile, marriageable	adjective
nubo	cloud	noun
nubose	cloudy	adjective
nucanchi	inclusive we; all of us; all of you and me	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Guarani
nuch	nut (generic, any kind)	noun
nucleare	nuclear	adjective
núcleo [nucle-]	nucleus, kernel, core	noun
nueç [+:nuecez]	walnut	noun
nula	nothing (at all)	noun
numerábel	numerable	adjective
numeral	numeral	adjective
numéric	numeric	adjective
número	number	noun
número racional	rational number	noun
numerose	many, numerous	adjective
numerose domeinez	several fields	noun
nunca	never	intensifier or quantifier
nupciaz	nuptials (wedding)	noun
Nus na tenem conocimento de l’accidenti.	We are unaware of the accident.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Nus tomem un caví	Let's have a coffee	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: Tomemos un café
Nus treballam conjuntamén cun nosre clientêz.	We work in partnership with our clients.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: trabajamos conjuntamente con nuestros clientes
nus-mesmoz	ourselves	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
nutriadj	nourishment (of person, plant, or animal)	noun
nutrición	nutrition	noun
nutricional	nutritional	adjective
nutrir	nourish	verb
nuvamén	newly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
nuve [nuva-]	new	adjective
nuvitá	novelty	noun
nyanga	marsh, coastal mangrove swamp	noun
nyangara	leftist, commie	noun
nyangarose	left-wing, communist	adjective
nyicaso	rap on the head with knuckles	noun
nyiwa	chigoe flea	noun
o	or	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
o'quey	O.K., okay	noun
oasis	oasis	noun
obea	sorceress	noun
oberte	opened	adjective		(verb: obrir)
obertu	opened	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
obertura	opening, aperture	noun
obertura económic	economic openness	noun
obese	obese	adjective
obesitá	obesity	noun
obfuscación	obfuscation	noun
obfuscar	obfuscate: render obscure, unclear, or unintelligible; bewilder (someone)	verb
obidide	obeyed	adjective
obididu	obeyed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
obidiença	obedience	noun
obidiença llene de fei	faith-filled obedience	noun
obidiente	obedient	adjective
obidir	obey, follow orders	verb
óbitu	death	noun	Portuguese, English: obituary
obituario	obituary	noun
objección	objection	noun
objetar	object	verb
objetivamén	objectively	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
objetive [objetiva-]	objective	adjective
objetivitá	objectivity	noun
objetivo	objective	noun
objetivoz dele pesquisa	research objectives	noun	Spanish: objetivos de la pesquisa
objetu	object	noun
objetu astronómic	astronomical body, celestial body	noun
objetual	objectual	adjective
obligación	obligation	noun
obligade	obliged, obligated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
obligade cumplimento	binding (of a law), obligated compliance	noun
obligadu	obliged, obligated: I appreciate it and will try to return the favor	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
obligante	obliging, accommodating, kind	adjective	French: obligeant
obligar	oblige, obligate	verb
obligatorie	obligatory, compulsory, necessary and essential, vital, required, mandatory, indispensable	adjective
oblique	oblique	adjective
obra [ôpera-]	deed, work, works (of artist), charity	noun
obrare	working, labor (not necessarily in a job, but sometimes charity or personal fulfillment)	adjective
obrero	worker (not necessarily in a job, but sometimes charity or personal fulfillment)	noun
obri-latas	can opener	noun
obrir [obert-]	open	verb
obscene	obscene	adjective
obscure	obscure, not clear, darkened	adjective
obscurecer [-esca-]	darken, overshadow, put in the shade	verb
obseder [obsess-]	obsess	verb
observança	observance	noun
observar	watch attentively, observe	verb
observatorio	observatory	noun
obsessión	obsession	noun
obsiquiar	treat kindly or with kindness	verb
obsíquio	favor, favour, kindness	noun	Portuguese: obséquio
obsiquiose	obsequious: characterized by or showing servile complaisance or deference; servilely compliant	adjective	Portuguese, French, English
obsolete	obsolete	adjective
obstácul	obstacle	noun
obstaculizar	stymie, hinder, hold up, hamper	verb
obstetricia	obstetrics	noun
obstetricien, obstetra	obstetrician	noun
obstinación	obstinacy	noun
obstinade	obstinate	adjective
obstrucción dele justiça	obstruction of justice	noun
obstruir [obstruc-]	obstruct	verb
obstruyú	obstructed	verb		past tense of -uir verb
obtención	obtaining, obtainment, procurement, procuration	noun
obteníbel	obtainable	adjective
obtenibilitá	obtainability	noun
obviamén	obviously, logically, clearly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
obvie [obvia-]	obvious	adjective
oca	goose	noun
ocasión	occasion, time, opportunity, chance	noun
ocasional	occasional, random	adjective
ocasionalmén	occasionally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
occidental	western, occidental	adjective
Occidenti [occident-]	Occident, West	noun
oceánic	oceanic	adjective	Portuguese: oceânica; Catalan: oceànica; French: océanique; Spanish: oceánica
Océano Atlántic	Atlantic Ocean	noun
Océano Índic	Indian Ocean	noun
Océano Pacífic	Pacific Ocean	noun
océano [oceán-]	ocean	noun	French: océan; Spanish: océano; Catalan: oceà; Portuguese: oceano
oceloti	ocelote	noun
ochon	resinous wood used for fires	noun
ocio	leisure, free time	noun	Spanish
ocsidación	oxidation	noun
ocsidade	rusty, oxidated	adjective
ocsidar	rust, oxidize	verb
ócsido	rust, oxide: a binary compound of oxygen with another element or group, corrosion	noun
ócsido férric	iron oxide	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: óxido férrico; Catalan: òxid fèrric
ocsigenade	oxygenated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
ocsigenadu	oxygenated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ocsigenar	oxygenate	verb
ocsígeno	oxygen (O2)	noun
ocsitocina	oxytocin	noun	Spanish/Portuguese/Romanian: oxitocina; French: ocytocine; Italian: ossitocina
octubro	October (month)	noun
ocultamento	hiding, concealment	noun
ocultar înformación	withhold information	verb
oculte	hidden	adjective
ocupación	occupation, business	noun
ocupacional	occupational, professional	adjective
ocura	okra	noun
ocura frite	fried okra	noun
ocurrença	occurrence	noun
ocurrer	occur	verb
odiar	hate	verb
odio	hatred, hate, odium	noun
odiose	hateful	adjective	Spanish: odioso
ofender	offend, trespass against	verb
ofensaz	trespasses, offenses	noun
ofensive	offensive	adjective
oferta	offer	noun
ofici	profession, tradecraft	noun
oficial	official	adjective
oficialismo	ruling	noun
oficiau	official, officer	noun
oficiau comisionade	commissioned officer	noun
oficiau na-comisionade	NCO: non-commissioned officer	noun
oficina	business office	noun
oficina de adquisiciónz	procurement office	noun
oficina regional	field office	noun
ofrimento	offering	noun
ofrir	offer, volunteer, present	verb
ofrir amistá	befriend, offer friendship	verb
ôfset	offset (typography, printing)	noun
oftalmologíê	ophthalmology	noun
oftalmólogo	ophthalmologist	noun	Greek
ojui	today	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	French: aujourd'hui; Italian: oggi; Spanish: hoy; Portuguese: hoje
Olanda	Holland	noun
olandech	Dutch	noun
olandese	Dutch	adjective
oleaginose	oleaginous	adjective
oleo	oil	noun
oler	smell, sense the aroma of	verb
olfative	olfactory	adjective
olfato	sense of smell, smelling/scent	noun
oligarquíê	oligarchy	noun
oligopolístic	oligopolistic	adjective
oliverde	olive green	adjective
olla	pot	noun
olvidábel	forgetable	adjective
olvidar, ubliar	forget	verb	French, Catalan
om	one, a generic person, you/they	noun	French: homme; Catalan: home; Portuguese: um/uma; Italian/Spanish: uno/una	See also: homen
om a l'outro	one another, one to the other	pronoun
ombro	shoulder	noun	Spanish
Omêgad	OMG, Oh my God	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	English
omeleti	omelette	noun	French and Portuguese
omise	negligent	adjective	Spanish: omiso
omisión	omission	noun
omisu, omitidu	omitted	past participle
omitir [omis-]	omit	verb
omplir	fill	verb
oncóloga, oncólogo	oncologist	noun
oncóloga, oncólogo; oncologista	oncologist	noun	Spanish: oncóloga, oncólogo
oncologíê	oncology	noun	Spanish: oncología
oncul	uncle	noun
onculare	uncular	adjective
onde	where	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ondequel	wherever	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: dondequiera, Portuguese: onde quer
oneste	honest	adjective
onestitá	honesty	noun
ónici	onyx	noun
ónnibus, autobus	bus, omnibus, autobus	noun
onnichiença	omniscience	noun
onnichiente	omniscient	adjective
ónnicidio	omnicide, destruction of all life	noun
onnipotença	omnipotence	noun
onnipotente	omnipotent	adjective
onniprésensa	omnipresence	noun
onniprésente	omnipresent, ever-present	adjective
onnivore	omnivorous	adjective
onnivoro	omnivore	noun
onomatopeya	onomatopoeia	noun	Portuguese: onomatopéia; Spanish: onomatopeya; Catalan: onomatopeia
onomatopéyic	onomatopoeic	adjective	Spanish: onomatopéyico; Catalan: onomatopègic; Portuguese: onomatopaico
ontológic	ontological: relating to the nature of being	adjective
ontologíê	ontology (reality)	noun
opaque	dull, opaque, dark, gloomy	adjective
opción	option, choice, alternative	noun
opcional	optional	adjective
ópera	opera: dramatic musical performance	noun
ôperábel	operable	adjective	Portuguese: operável; Catalan/Spanish: operable; French: opérable; Italian: operabile; Romanian: operabil
ôperación	operation	noun
ôperacional	operational	adjective
ôperaciónz encuverte	covert operations	noun
ôperario	operative, worker in a specialty	noun	Spanish: operario, operaria
ôperativo	police or state operation	noun
opinión	opinion: thought and judgements based on perceived probabilities	noun
opio	opium	noun
oponer [opust-, opusi-, ponga-, oposi-]	set up (against), oppose	verb
oportune	opportune	adjective
oportuniste	opportunistic, opportunist	adjective
oportunisticamén	opportunistically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
oportunitá	opportunity	noun
oposición	opposition	noun
opresión	oppression	noun
opresor	oppressor	noun	Sp: opresor; Fr: oppresseur
oprimir [opres-]	oppress, weigh down, put pressure on	verb
oprobio	opprobium	noun	Spanish: oprobio; Portuguese: opróbrio; French: opprobre
optar	opt	verb
optar por algú cosa	opt to do something	verb
optar por facer algú cosa	opt for something	verb
óptic	optical	adjective
optimal	optimal, most favorable	adjective
óptime	optimal, optimum, wonderful, ultimate	adjective
optime	best, optimum	adjective	Latin: optimum
optimista	optimist	noun
optimiste	optimistic, upbeat	adjective
optimización	optimization	noun
optimizar	optimize	verb
óptimo	optimum	noun
optimu	best	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
opulença	opulence, affluence	noun
opulente	wealthy, affluent, rich, opulent	adjective
opuste	opposed	adjective
opuste, oponide	opposite	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
oración	prayer, oration	noun
orácul	oracle	noun
oraculare	oracular; enigmatic	adjective
oradj; vremi	weather	noun	Romanian: vreme (Slavic loanword), Catalan: oratge, French: orage
orador	speaker, orator	noun	Sp: orador
oral	oral, by mouth, spoken	adjective
oratorie	oratorical	adjective
órbita	orbit	noun
orca	killer whale	noun
orden dele djorn	agenda: to do list for the day	noun
orden [+:ordenz; ordin-]	order	noun
ordenadamén	orderly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ordenade [ordenada-]	tidy, arranged, ordained	adjective		Past participle adjective form
ordenador	computer, digital processor, arranger	noun
ordenadu	tidy, arranged, ordained	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ordenança	ordinance, decree, order by law	noun
ordenança dele ciutá	city ordinance	noun
ordenar	arrange, order, ordain (clergy, king...)	verb
ordêvra	hors-d'œuvre, snack between meals	noun	French
ordinal	ordinal	adjective
ordinare	ordinary	adjective
orégano	oregano	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: orégano; French: origan; Italian: origano
orella	ear	noun	French: oreille, Catalan: orella, Spanish: oreja, Italian: orecchia, Romanian: ureche, Portuguese: orelha, Sardinian: origra
orellal	aural	adjective
orelude	big-eared	adjective
orfanade	orphaned	adjective		Past participle adjective form
orfanadu	orphaned	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
orfanar	orphan	verb
orfanatorio	orphanage	noun
órfano, órfana	orphan	noun	Italian: orfana, orfano; French: orphelin, orpheline; Romanian: orfan; Catalan: òrfena, orfe; Galician: orfa, orfo; Portuguese: órfão, órfã; Spanish: huér
orgánic	organic	adjective
organismo	organism	noun
organización	organization	noun
organización conspirante	conspiratorial organization	noun
Organización dele Tratado de l'Atlántic Norte	North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)	noun
organización etológic	ethological organization	noun
organizante	organizing	adjective
organizar	organize	verb
organizative	organizational	adjective
órgano	organ (of body)	noun
organograma	organization chart	noun
orghi	organ (musical instrument)	noun
orghi eléctric	electric organ (instrument)	noun
orgíê	orgy	noun
orgullo	pride	noun	Portuguese: orgulho, Spanish/Galician: orgullo, Catalan: orgull
orgullose	proud: full of pride	adjective
orientación	orientation (relative positioning or introduction to)	noun
oriental	eastern, oriental	adjective
Orienti [orient-]	Orient, East	noun
origen helénic	Hellenic origin	noun
origen [+:origenz; origin-]	origin	noun
original	original, unique/different	adjective
original, na-convencional, peor convencional	unconventional, not conventional	adjective
originalitá	originality	noun
originalmén	originally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
originar	originate	verb
orilla	edge, hem	noun	Spanish: orilla
oriva	shore, edge, shoreline	noun
orloji	clock (for telling time)	noun
ormate	courteous	adjective
ormigón	concrete	noun
ornitóloga, ornitólogo	ornithologist: person who studies birds	noun
orquestra	orchestra	noun
orquestra simfónic	symphony orchestra	noun
orquestral	orchestral	adjective
orquídea	orchid	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: orquídea, Italian: orchidea, French: orchidée
orsitoz de goma	gummy bears	noun
orso	bear	noun
ortchata	horchata: almond flavored drink made from ground calabash seeds, squash seeds, grated lemon, cinnamon and sugar	noun	Spanish
ortel	mint	noun	Portuguese: hortelã
orticultura	horticulture	noun
orticultural	horticultural	adjective
ortodocsa	orthodox	adjective
ortodocsíê	orthodoxy	noun
ortodoncia	orthodontics	noun
ortodoncista	orthodontist	noun
ortodontista	orthodontist	noun
ortográfic	orthographic	adjective
ortografíê	spelling, orthography	noun
ortopédic	orthopedic, orthopaedic	adjective
orvallo	dew	noun	Portuguese: orvalho
oscilación	oscillation	noun
oscilar	oscillate	verb
oscilatorie	oscillatory	adjective
ostentación	ostentation, show (abstract)	noun
ostentar	boast, flaunt	verb	Portuguese/Spanish
ostentose	ostentatious	adjective
osteoporosi	osteoporosis	noun
osteoporótic	osteoporotic	adjective
ostracismo	ostracism	noun
OTAN	NATO: North Atlantic Treaty Organization	noun
otaria	sea lion	noun	French: otarie
otchava	octave, eighth note in music	noun
otchentime	80th, eightieth	adjective
otchentimo	80th, eightieth	noun
otchime, or otchave	8th, eighth	adjective
otchimo, or otchavo	8th, eighth	noun
otchocime	18th, eighteenth	adjective
otchocimo	18th, eighteenth	noun
ôtoño	Autumn, Fall	noun
otorgade	bestowed, granted, awarded	adjective		Past participle adjective form
otorgadu	bestowed, granted, awarded	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
otorgar	bestow, grant	verb	Spanish
otorrinolaringologíê	otolaryngology: the study of ear, nose, and throat; otorhinolaryngology; ENT	noun
oulare	ocular	adjective
oulo [ocul-]	eye	noun
outre domeinez	other fields, other areas	noun
outre veç	another time, again	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
outre [alter-, altern-]	other, another	adjective
outroz	others (people or things)	noun
oval	oval	adjective
ovalo	oval	noun
ovam	hear (command form), hey	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
ovarian	ovarian	adjective
ovario	ovary	noun
ovella	sheep	noun
ovide	heard	adjective
ovido	hearing	noun
ovidu	heard	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ovir	hear, but not necessarily listen	verb
Paç de Westfalia	Peace of Westphalia	noun
paç duradoure	durable peace	noun
paç [paci-]	peace	noun
pachamanca	earth oven	noun
pachanga	dance party, celebration (colloquial)	noun
pachón	passion	noun
pacíbel	peaceful (person), calm in spirit	adjective	French: paisable
paciença	patience	noun
paciença, tolerança	forbearance (patience and/or tolerance)	noun
paciente	patient; long-suffering, not complaining while waiting	adjective
pacífic, pacíbel	peaceful	adjective
pacificación	pacification	noun
pacifiçar [pacifica-]	pacify	verb
pacotilla	pack (of people), group, shoddy products	noun
pacto	pact, formal agreement, covenant	noun
padecer [-esca-]	suffer from, endure, suffer through, put up with	verb
padecimento	suffering, ailment, medical condition	noun	Spanish: padecimiento; Catalan: patiment
padell	frying pan	noun	Italian: padella; Catalan: paella; Occitan: padena; French: poêle
paden	interior	noun	Papiamento
padrê [patern-]	dad, father	noun
padrino	godfather, sponsor	noun
padrón	godfather, leader of leaders	noun
pagan	pagan	adjective
pagano	heathen, pagan	noun
página	page	noun
pahmi	among, amongst (a group or collective; not between)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
pahuil	curassow (type of tropical bird)	noun
paila	pick-up truck	noun
país	country, state of government	noun
país desvelopide	developed country	noun
país en desvelopimento	developing country	noun
paisadj	landscape	noun
paisadj [+:paisadjez]	scenery, landscape	noun	Spanish: paisaje; Portuguese: paisagem; French: paysage
Paísez Baije; Olanda	Netherlands; Holland	noun
pala	spade (for digging), shovel	noun	French: pelle, Spanish/Catalan: pala, Portuguese: pá
paladín	crusader (in a figurative sense)	noun
palamentare	parliamentary	adjective
palamento	parliament	noun
palanca	political pull, clout, influence	noun
palar	discuss, converse, negotiate regarding governing or managing, usually through parliamentary or judicial means	verb
palavraz	words	noun
palco	box in theatre	noun
paleiso	palace: governmental house	noun
paleiso de justiça	courthouse, palace of justice	noun
paleo-arábic	paleo-arabic	adjective
paleoantropologíê	paleoanthropology	noun
paleoantropólogo	paleoanthropologist	noun
paleobiologíê	paleobiology	noun
paleografíê	paleography: study of ancient writing	noun
paleolitic	paleolithic	adjective
paleontologíê	paleontology, palaeontology	noun
paleozoôlogíê	paleozoology	noun
palestra	lecture	noun
palestranti	lecturer	noun
paliativo	palliative, workaround (information/computer science), temporary solution	noun	Spanish: paliativo; French: paliatif
pálide	pale, pallid	adjective
palidecer [-esca-]	become pale	verb
palíndromo	palindrome: word spelled the same backwards as forwards	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: palíndromo
palita	scoop, scooper, small shovel	noun
palo	pole made of wood, stick	noun
palo	alcoholic drink (slang)	noun
paloma	dove: bird	noun
palomba	pidgeon	noun
palpábel	palpable, tangible, evident and obvious	adjective
palpebra	eyelid	noun
palpitación	palpitation	noun
palpitar	palpitate, beat rapidly and/or irregularly	verb
pamfleto	pamphlet	noun	Romanian: pamflet; Spanish/Portuguese: panfleto
pañ	bread	noun	Romansh: pagn/paun; French: pain; Spanish: pan; Portuguese: pão; Italian: pane; Catalan: pa
pañ de carni	meatloaf	noun
pañ de sandwedj	sliced bread, sandwich bread	noun
pañ integral	whole wheat bread	noun
panacea	panacea	noun
pañali	diaper, nappy (British English)	noun	Spanish
Panamá	Panama	noun
pandemia	pandemic	noun
pandemic	pandemic	adjective
pandijero	gangster, mobster	noun
pandilla	gang, mob	noun
pañeiro	basket for bread, hamper	noun
panel movil	movable panel	noun
panelez de madera	wood paneling	noun
pañería	bakery (of bread)	noun
pañero, pañedero	bread baker	noun
pánico chénic	stage fright, stage panic	noun	Spanish: pánico escénico, miedo escénico
pañito	bread roll	noun
panóplia	panoply	noun
panorámic	panoramic	adjective
panqueca	pancake	noun
pantalla	cover/screen, lampshade, fireguard	noun
pantalla acústic	baffle, acoustic screen	noun
pantalón [+:pantalónz]	pants (pair of pants)	noun
pantufla	slipper	noun
pañurato	crispy bread served with tomato sauce, poached eggs, and grated cheese	noun
papá, papi	daddy, dearest dad	noun
papaloti	kite	noun
papaya	papaya	noun
papel	paper	noun
papel igiénic, pe-i	toilet paper roll, TP	noun
papiar	talk excessively	verb	Spanish: papear
papiro	papyrus	noun
papirologíê	papyrology	noun
papo	chat, a talk	noun
paqueti	packet, package, pack (of cigarettes, beer), parcel	noun
Paquistôn	Pakistan	noun
para înfundir confiança	confidence-building	adjective
para mantener	to support	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
para onde	for where	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
para que	in order that, so that	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
para, pa'	for: indicate destination; show the use or purpose of a thing; in order to or for the purpose of; indicate a recipient; express a deadline or specific time; express a contrast from what is expected	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
para-caídas	parachute	noun
parábol	parable	noun
parabola	parabola: the curve formed from all the points (x, y) that are equidistant from the directrix and the focus.	noun
parábolic	parabolic: dealing with parables or parabolas	adjective
parabrisa	windshield of vehicle	noun
parachoqui	bumper, buffer	noun
parachuda	parachute	noun
parachuva	umbrella	noun
parada de autobus	bus stop	noun
paradeiro	whereabouts	noun
paradigma	paradigm: a distinct set of concepts or thought patterns, including theories, research methods, postulates, and standards for what constitutes legitimate contributions to a field	noun
paradigma constructiviste	constructivist paradigm	noun
paradigmátic	paradigmatic	adjective
paradiso	paradise	noun
paradj	place, spot	noun
paradocsa	paradox	noun
paradocsal, paradócsic	paradoxical: seemingly absurd or self-contradictory	adjective
paradocsalmén	paradoxically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
parafilia	paraphyly	noun
Paraguai	Paraguay	noun
paralele	parallel	adjective
paralelismo	parallelism	noun
paralelogramo	parallelogram	noun
parálisi	paralysis	noun
paralític	paralytic	adjective
paralizade	paralyzed	adjective
paralizar	paralyze	verb
paramétric	parametric	adjective
parámetro	parameter	noun
paranormal	paranormal	adjective
parar	stop	verb	Spanish/Portuguese
parasitar	parasitize	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: parasitar
parasol	sunshade, parasol	noun
parcela	plot (of land), parcel (agriculture)	noun
parceria	partnership, joint venture	noun
Parceria Transpacífic de Coôperación Económic	Trans-Pacific Partnership	noun	Spanish: Acuerdo Transpacífico de Cooperación Económica; Portuguese: Parceria Transpacífica
parcero	dude	noun
parchero	handyman who can fix things temporarily	noun
parecer [-esca-]	seem, appear, be evident, look like	verb
pared	wall (usually of room in structure)	noun
parega	laziness	noun
paregose	lazy	adjective
paregoso	sluggard, lazy person	noun
pareha	couple, pair	noun
parentela	kin, kinfolk, relations (family)	noun	Portuguese/Spanish: parentela
paréntesi	bracket, parenthesis	noun
parer	bear, give birth to	verb
parfey	parfait: dessert of ice cream with fruit, chocolate, caramel and/or nuts	noun	English from French parfait
paria	pariah	noun
paril	rivaled, equaled in ability	adjective
París	Paris	noun
pároco	parson	noun
parocsismo	paroxysm	noun
parodi de justiça	travesty of justice	noun
paroquial	parochial (of a parish), not the figurative sense	adjective
parqui	parking lot, depot for cars	noun
parrandear, ir-se de pachanga	go party, be partying, throwing a party	verb		Not to be confused with infestar!
partença	departure (of person)	noun
parti [-part-]	part, place	noun
participación	participation	noun
participanti	participant	noun
participar	participate	verb
partícipat	participant	noun	Spanish: partícipe
participio	participle	noun
participio pasade	past participle	noun
partícul	particle	noun
particulare	particular: private (lesson, plane), specific (case), special	adjective
particularmén	particularly, specifically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: particularmente
partidare	partisan, in favor of, supporter	adjective	Portuguese: partidária; Spanish: partidario
partidario	supporter, person in favor of	noun
partidarismo	partisanship	noun
partidiste	partisan, supporter	adjective
partido	side (usually political), political party	noun
partido laboriste	labour party, labor party	noun
partir	cut in half or slices	verb
partir de	depart, part: break off, break from; slice (a sandwich, pizza, cake)	noun
partitura	musical score	noun
partiz dele discurso	parts of speech	noun
parto	childbirth, partum	noun
pasade	passed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
pasadiso	passageway, corridor, alley	noun	Spanish: pasadizo; Catalan: passadís
pasadj	passage: journey (to another place figuratively or literally)	noun
pasadjero	passenger, traveler	noun
pasado	past, that which has passed	noun
pasadu	passed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
pasantía	internship (general)	noun
pasaporti	passport	noun
pasar	pass (in space or time), spend time	verb
pasar por alte	overlook, pass over, ignore	verb	Spanish: pasar por alto
pascon	sieve	noun
pasconiade	full of holes, riddled, like Swiss cheese	adjective		Past participle adjective form
pasconiadu	full of holes, riddled, like Swiss cheese	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
pasê	pass, permit (rail, bus, visit)	noun	Spanish: pase
paseo	walk, stroll; ride (on bike); drive (by car)	noun
pasillo	hallway, aisle, corridor	noun
pasive	passive	adjective
paso	step, pace	noun
paso de pietonz	pedestrian crossing	noun
pasque	because	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
pasta	paste (usually culinary)	noun
pastel	pastel (art)	noun
pastijraz	grasslands	noun	Spanish: pastizales, Portuguese: pastagens, French: prairies, Italian: praterie
pastilla	pill, tablet, lozenge	noun	Spanish: pastilla, Portuguese: pastilha Catalan: pastille
pata	leg (of insect, animal)	noun
patada de mula	kick (potent, usually of liquor)	noun
patasli	vegetable pear, chayote	noun
patatuz	convulsion, seizure, fainting spell	noun
patcha	flask for liquor usually	noun
paternal	paternal	adjective
patinar	skate	verb	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: patinar; Italian: pattinare; French: patiner
patís	pastry: cake, pie	noun
patisería	bakery that specializes in pastries and sweets	noun
patisero	pastry cook, confectioner	noun
patogénic	pathogenic	adjective
patológic	pathological	adjective
patologíê	pathology	noun
patria	fatherland, homeland	noun
patrimonio	inheritance (traditional)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Latin: patrimonium
patriótic	patriotic	adjective
patrocinador	patron, official sponsor	noun
patrocinadore	sponsoring	adjective
patrocinar	sponsor, patronize	verb
patrón de pensamento	thought pattern	noun	Spanish: patrón de pensamiento; Portuguese: padrão de pensamento
patronazgo	patronship, patronage	noun	Spanish: patronazgo
Patruja de Cachorez	Paw Patrol	noun
patruja de frontira	border patrol	noun
patura	bed covering	noun
patwa	patois: the dialect of the common people of a region, differing in various respects from the standard language of the rest of the country.	noun
patzesc	absurd, crazy (mad in british english), loony	adjective
pavellón	pavilion, canopy or tarp for people outside	noun	Sp: pabellón, Po: pavilhão
Pavlo	Paul (name), Pablo	noun
pavo	turkey (meat)	noun
pavo/pava	trendy, well-dressed adolescent	noun
paxaratcho	ugly bird	noun
páxaro, ocello	bird	noun
payadoure	payable, will be paid in the future	adjective
payadu	paid	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
payar	pay (for)- exchange money for something	verb
payaso	clown	noun
paye	paid	adjective
peatonal	pedestrian, for walking	adjective
pêb	pub, bar	noun
pecado	sin	noun
pecador	sinner	noun
pecaminose	sinful (person, deed)	adjective
pecaminositá	sinfulness	noun
pecana	pecan (pecan nut)	noun
pecar	sin	verb
pechade	fished (past participle)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
pechadería	fish market/shop, fishmonger's shop	noun
pechadero	fishmonger, fish merchant	noun
pechado	fish that is caught	noun
pechador	fisherman, angler	noun
pechadu	fished (past participle)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
pechar	fish: catch fish, angle	verb
pechare	fishing	adjective
pectoral	pectoral, of the chest	adjective
pectorau	pectoral muscle	noun
pecuarie	livestock	adjective
peculiaritá	distinctiveness, peculiarity	noun
pecuniare	pecuniary	adjective
pedagógic	pedagogical	adjective
pedagógic	pedagogical	adjective	Spanish: pedagógico
pedagogíê	pedagogy: teaching an academic subject or theory	noun	Spanish: pedagogía
pedaso	piece, slice (of cake, pie, etc)	noun
pedasoz	pieces, bits (when broken)	noun
pédau	pedal	noun
pedestre	pedestrian, common place	adjective
pedir [petici-]	order (something), ask for	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: pedir
pedo	fart	noun
pedorro	fart (usually of old person)	noun
pedra	stone, rock	noun
pedra angulare	capstone, cornerstone	noun
pedregose	stony	adjective
pegar	paste	verb
peiñê	comb (for hair)	noun	Portuguese: pente, Spanish: peine; French: peigne; Italian: pettine
peitu	breast	noun
pela	skin, hide of animal	noun
peladj	skins of animal, fur	noun
pelar	peal	verb
peldañoz	steps (of ladder), stairs	noun
pelear, gumer	fight	verb
pelero	saddlecloth	noun
película	negatives of photographs or filmstrip	noun
película delgade	thin film	noun
pelota	ball (round object usually for sports)	noun
pena	sentence (legal), penalty	noun
pena de óbitu	death penalty	noun
penal	penal	adjective
penco	oaf, jerk	noun
pendente	pending, outstanding	adjective
pender	hang, be pending	verb
pendexo	asshole, mother f**er (vulgar), pushover	noun	Spanish: pendejo
pendide en le pared	hanging on the wall	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
péndulo	pendulum	noun
penetrábel	penetrable, able to be penetrated or circumvented	adjective
penetrante	pervasive, penetrating	adjective
penetrar	penetrate, break through	verb
peneuma, neuma	tire, tyre	noun	Spanish: neumático; French: pneu
península	peninsula: almost island	noun
península ibéric	Iberian Peninsula	noun	Spanish: península ibérica
penitença [penitenci]	penitence, repentance	noun
penitenchal	penitential	adjective
penitenciare, penitenchare	penitenciary, prison	adjective
penitenciario, penitenchario	penitentiary: prison that incorporates reformatory discipline	noun
penitente	penitent, repentent	adjective
pensamento positive	positive thinking	noun
pensamentoz	thoughts	noun
pensar	think, plan (ahead)	verb
Pentágono	Pentagon	noun
pentámetro yámbic	iambic pentameter	noun
penúltime	penultimate, second-to-last	adjective
penumbra	semidarkness, gloom	noun
peón	peon	noun
peor	little, few	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
peor de	a little of	adjective
peor étic	unethical	adjective
peor que	worse than	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
peperoni	pepperoni: American-style spicy salami commonly used on pizza	noun
pepinillo	gherkin	noun
pepino	cucumber	noun
pepita	seed (in fruit)	noun
pequine	small, little	adjective
pequira	peccary	noun
per	by (agent or cause of)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
per error	by error	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
per etapaz	in stages	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
per le	by the	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
per milio de	by means of, through	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
per ónnibus	by bus, via bus	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
per pied	by foot, on foot, standing/up	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
pera	pear	noun
pera asiátic	asian pear	noun
percebide	perceived	adjective
percebidu	perceived	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
percebir [percep-]	perceive, realize	verb
percentadj	percentage	noun
percentil	percentile	adjective
percento	percent	noun
percepción	perception	noun
percepción egstrasensorial	ESP: extrasensory perception	noun
perceptíbel	perceptible	adjective
perceptive	perceptive, perceptual	adjective
perceptor	perceptor, perceiver	noun
perceptual	perceptual	adjective
percutor	hammer (of gun)	noun
perder	lose, miss (a class, plane, opportunity)	verb
perder terreno	lose ground	verb
perder-se	fail to experience, miss	verb
perdición	undoing, perdition, ruin	noun
pérdida	loss	noun
perdide	lost	adjective
perdón	forgiveness, pardon	noun	Spanish
perdonábel	pardonable, forgivable	adjective	Portuguese: perdoável; Spanish: perdonable; Italian: perdonabile; French: pardonnable
perdonar	pardon, forgive	verb
perdonem	pardon me, sorry (if bumping into someone)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
perdurar	last, endure, live on	verb
perecer [-esca-]	perish	verb
peregrín	pilgrim	noun
peregrinación	peregrination, pilgrimage	noun
peregrinadj	pilgrimage (action of the voyage)	noun
peregrinar	visit a sacred place, go on a pilgrimage	verb
perehili	parsley	noun
perentorie	peremptory, urgent, pressing, very important (in regards to a fixed date or time limit)	adjective
perequi	big talk, hot air	noun
perfección	perfection	noun
perfeite [perfec-]	perfect	adjective
perfidia	perfidiousness, treachery, perfidy, deceit	noun
perfiel	profile	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: perfil
perfilar	outline, shape	verb
perforadora	drill (large, for mining and engineering)	noun	Spanish
perfumi	perfume	noun
pergunta	question	noun
perguntar	ask (see also: question)	verb
pericia	expertise, skill/ability	noun
pericial	expert	adjective
perico	parakeet	noun
pericon	sweetscented marigold	noun
periféric	peripheral	adjective
periféricoz	peripherals	noun
periferiê	periphery	noun
periglo	peril, danger	noun	Italian: periglio, pericolo; galician: perigo; catalan: perill; romanian: pericol; spanish: peligro; corsican: periculu
periglo de încendio	fire risk, fire hazard	noun
periglo de óbitu	danger (of death)	noun
periglo para le salud	health hazard (danger for the health)	noun
periglose	dangerous, perilous	adjective
perîmetro	perimeter	noun
periódic	periodic: occurring in intervals	adjective
periodicamén	periodically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
periódico, papel periódic	newspaper, periodical	noun
período de restablecimento	recovery period (of a procedure)	noun
período indefinide	undetermined period, indefinite period	noun
período tardíe	late period	noun
período [periód-]	period: length or portion of time	noun
periquillo	navy bean, parakeet	noun	Spanish: periquillo, Portuguese: periquilho
perito, perita	expert, trained in something	noun
perjuiso	damage, harm	noun
perjurio	perjury	noun
permanecer [-esca-]	remain, stay, be permanent, continue	verb
permanente	permanent	adjective
permeábel	permeable	adjective
permeabilitá	permeability	noun
permisíbel	permissible	adjective
permisión	permission, permit	noun
permisive	permissive	adjective
permitiente	enabling, allowing	adjective
permitir (a)	permit, allow (somebody to do something)	verb
perna	leg (of person)	noun
pernici	harm, ruin	noun
perniciose	pernicious, having a harmful effect	adjective
peró	but (sometimes: yet or except)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
peró purta	even so, nevertheless	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
peronism	Peronism, Judicialism	noun
perpetuar	perpetuate	verb
perpetue	perpetual: unchanging, neverending	adjective
perpetuitá	perpetuity	noun
perpleje	perplexed, puzzled	adjective
persecución	persecution	noun
persecutir	persecute	verb
perseghir	pursue, persecute	verb
perseverança	perseverance	noun
perseverar	persevere	verb
perspicace	insightful, discerning, perspicacious	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: perspicaz: Italian/French: perspicace
perspicacia, perspicacitá	acumen, insight (understanding), perspicacity, perspicaciousness	noun
pertcha	pole, perch, hat stand	noun
pertenecente	member, belonging (to), pertaining to	adjective
pertenecer [-esca-]	belong to (ownership), pertain to	verb
pertinace	persistent, obstinate, prolonged, pertinacious	adjective
pertinacia, pertinacitá	persistence, obstinacy	noun
pertu	near, nearby	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
pertu de	near, close to	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
perturbación	perturbation	noun
Perú	Peru	noun
peruan	Peruvian	adjective
peruano	Peruvian	noun
pesadela	nightmare	noun	Spanish: pesadilla; Portuguese: pesadela
pesar	weigh	verb
pesebri	manger, trough for feed and water of livestock	noun
pésime	terrible, dreadful	adjective
pesimista	pessimist	noun
pesimiste	pessimistic	adjective
peso	weight	noun
pesona	person	noun
pesonadj coloride	colorful character	noun
pesonal	personal	adjective
pesonalitá	personality	noun
pesonalizade	custom, personalized	adjective
pesordina, pesocompu	PC, personal computer (from pesonal + ordinador OR computador)	noun
pesquisa administrative	administrative inquiry	noun	Spanish: pesquisa administrativa
pesquisa etnográfic	ethnographic research	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: pesquisa etnográfica
pesquisa genétic	genetic screening	noun	Spanish: pesquisa genética
pesquisar	investigate, inquire into, search (for)	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: pesquisar
pestana	eyelash	noun
pestaña	tab (in web browser)	noun
pesti [pestil-]	pest	noun
pesticida	pesticide: substance used for destroying insects or other organisms harmful to cultivated plants or to animals	noun
pestilente	pestilent	adjective
petabaitê, petaoctet	petabyte (PB): 1024 terabytes; 2 to the 50th power bytes	noun
petaca	suitcase	noun
pétalo	petal (of flower)	noun	Catalan: pètal, Romanian: petala, Italian: petalo, French: pétale, Spanish: pétalo, Portuguese: pétala
petardear	backfire (car mechanic)	verb	Spanish: petardear
petcho [pector-]	chest	noun
petición	petition	noun
peticionario	petitioner	noun
petipua	green peas	noun
petrol	refined petroleum, gasoline (ready for an engine)	noun
petroleo	petroleum, oil for heating	noun
peura	fear, anxiety about something	noun	Italian: paura; French: peur; Catalan: por
pia	font (in scriptures)	noun	Portuguese
pia bautismal	baptismal font	noun
piano vertical	upright piano	noun
piatê	money, bucks (slang)	noun	standard French word pièce ("coin") or pierre ("stone"), or perhaps piastre (dollar, buck)
picade	ticked off (upset); stung	adjective		Past participle adjective form
picadillo	mixture of shredded meat, aromatics, fruits and spices	noun
picadu	ticked off (upset); stung	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
picaflor	hummingbird	noun
picar	pierce	verb
picaresc [picaro]	roguish	adjective
pícaro	rogue	noun
picassesc [Picasso]	Picasoesque, pertaining to Picasso’s style	adjective
pîchego	peach	noun
pîchicha	bargain, good deal after haggling	noun
pichina	swimming pool	noun
picon	large pick (gardening)	noun
picose	spicy, hot (taste)	adjective
pida	ask for, order (at a restaurant)	verb	Spanish: pide, pida, pidamos, pedid, pidan; Portuguese: pede, peça, peçamos, pedi, peçam
pidido	request, application (for job...)	noun
pidir [peti-]	ask for, request, plead, petiticion	verb
pieça	piece, part (mechancial), member of a set	noun
pied	foot	noun
pietá	piety	noun
pietón	pedestrian, person who is walking	noun
pieza	room (in house)	noun
pila	battery (dry, usually small variety)	noun	Spanish
pimenta	pepper	noun
pimenteira	pepper shaker	noun
pimentón (dolce)	bell pepper, sweet pepper	noun
piña colada	piña colada	noun	Puerto Rican
pinácul	pinnacle, summit	noun
pincello	paintbrush	noun	Italian: pennello; French: pinceau; Catalan: pinzell
pinguín	penguin	noun
pino	pine tree	noun
pinol	dried corn that is grounded with cinnamon and allspice into a flour	noun
pinsa de cinturón	belt clip	noun
pintado	paint	noun
pintar	paint	verb
pintor, pintriç [pintricez]	painter (artist)	noun
pintoresc	picturesque, scenic	adjective
pintura	painting (activity or genre)	noun
pintura primitiviste	primitive (of painting, art)	noun	Spanish: pintura primitivista
piolet	ice pick	noun
pionero	pioneer	noun
píose	pious, godly, devout	adjective
piotchi	pickax	noun
pipirin	morsel, bite-size	noun
pipone	bloated, potbellied	adjective
piquiney	non-adult, child, teenager	noun
pira	corn kernel (for popping)	noun	Spanish
pirámidi	pyramid	noun
piramidoidê	pyramidoid	noun
piraña	piranha	noun
pirata informátic, hackero	hacker	noun
pirita	pyrite	noun
pirotécnic	pyrotechnical	adjective
pisa	squashing, treading (grapes)	noun
pisalet	dandelion	noun	Venetian, French
pisco	Peruvian brandy distilled from wine	noun
piso	floor: story, storey (of building/ship)	noun
pista	course or track (usually for sports)	noun
pistachi	pistachio nut	noun
pistacho	pistachio	noun	Portuguese, Greek: Pistacium
pistard	track cyclist	noun	French/Italian/Romanian: pistard
pistola de reglamento	standard issue pistol	noun
pistoleta	pistol grip	noun
pistón	valve in a musical instrument (usually a brass instrument)	noun
pitcheti	small lizard	noun
pitlaca	case of money	noun	Phillipine: pitaka from Spanish: petaca from Nahuatl: petlacalli
pitza	pizza	noun
pitzería	pizzeria	noun
pitzero	pizza maker	noun
pivot	linchpin (figurative), pivot	noun	French: pivot; Portuguese: pivô
pizara	chalkboard	noun
placa	board (cutting, etc), large flat plate, plaque	noun
placaz tectónic	tectonic plates	noun
placer	place (someone for a job); invest (place money in a good place); seat (someone at a show/concert/event)	verb
placimento	placement (of employment, investment, product)	noun
pladja	beach	noun	Romanian: plajă; Catalan: platja; French: plage; Spanish: playa; Portuguese: praia; Italian: spiaggia
plaga	plague	noun
plagiario	plagiarist	noun
plagio	plagiarism	noun
plana abissal	abyssal plane	noun
planaz	plains (geography)	noun
plancha	iron (to press clothes)	noun
planchar	iron, press (clothes)	verb
plancton	plankton	noun
planejador financiare	financial planner	noun
planejamento	planning	noun
planejamento de l'adaptación	adaptation planning	noun
planejar	plan (also: design, schedule, arrange)	verb
planeta	planet	noun
planeta enane	dwarf planet	noun
planeta terrestre	terrestrial planet	noun
planetare	planetary	adjective
planetariu	planetarium: place to watch the sky and planets	noun
plani	plan: schedule for the day, scheme, ideas	noun
planilla	payroll	noun	Sp: planilla, plantilla
planta	plant (natural world)	noun
planta de montadj	assembly plant	noun
plantar	plant (tree, flower)	verb
plantilla	staff, workforce (personnel), team/squad	noun	Spanish: plantilla
plasa	courtyard, plaza, city center square	noun
plasticitá	plasticity	noun
plástico	plastic	noun
plastiglomerado	plasticglomerate	noun	Spanish
plata	silver; money (slang)	noun
plataforma	platform, shelf, raised surface	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese: plataforma
plataforma continental	continental shelf	noun	Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese: plataforma continental; French: plateau continental
plati	plate (flat dish)	noun
platicar cun	chat with	verb	Mexican and Central American Spanish: platicar con
platillo	saucer, main dish	noun	Spanish: platillo
platillo gorme	gourmet dish	noun
plato principal	main course/meal	noun
platónic	platonic	adjective	Spanish: platónica; Catalan: platònic; French: platonique
platou	plateau	noun
plausíbel	plausible	adjective
plausibilitá	plausibility	noun
plazi	pleasure	noun	Spanish: placer, Portuguese: prazer; French: plaisir, Haitian Creole: plezi, Italian: piacere, Dutch: plezier
plazo	term, installment	noun	Spanish: plazo, Portuguese: prazo
pleachca	godsend, windfall	noun
plebei [plebis-]	member of working class or the common people	noun		sometimes used to denote hierarchy
plebeyo, plebeya	plebeian, commoner	noun
plebiscito	plebiscite	noun
plectro	plectrum, guitar pick	noun
pleito	lawsuit, judicial action, litigation, official dispute	noun
plenare	plenary	adjective
plene	full and complete; totally full; plenty, plain	adjective	Sp: pleno
plenitud [-tudin-]	plenitude, fullness	noun
pletora	plethora	noun
pliego	document, section of paper	noun
pliego de condiciónz	specifications, document of conditions	noun
pliego de peticiónz	list of demands	noun
plu	plus (used when adding)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
pluma	contour feather; old-style pen/plume	noun
plumadj	plumage (all the feathers make up the plumage on a bird)	noun
plumero	plumber	noun
plumo	lead, bullets (slang)	noun
plural	plural	adjective
pluralismo	pluralism	verb
plutocraciê [plutocrat-]	plutocracy	noun
plutócrata	plutocrat	noun
plutocrátic	plutocratic	adjective
Plutón	Pluto (former planet of the solar system)	noun
pneumátic	pneumatic	adjective
póbul [públ-]	people, the populace/masses usually of a nation	noun
pobulación	population: number of people	noun
pobular	people, populate, inhabit	verb
pobulare	popular	adjective
pobularitá	popularity	noun
pobularizar	popularize	verb
pobulatcho	populace, common people	noun	*from Middle French populace (16c.), from Italian popolaccio "riffraff, rabble
póbulez túrquic	turkic peoples	noun
pobulose	populous, populated, full of people	adjective
pochi, poch	pocket, pouch	noun
pócima mágic	magical potion	noun
pocu	not much, hardly, few, little	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: poco; Portuguese: poucos; Italian: pochi; French: peu
pocu propície	inauspicious	adjective	Spanish: poco propicio; French: peu propice; Portuguese: pouco auspicioso
podar	prune, trim	verb	Spanish/Portuguese/Occitan
podatore	pruning, trimming	adjective
podio	podium	noun
poema	poem	noun
poemario	poem book, collection of poems	noun
poesíê	poetry	noun
poiña	handle	noun
pol	pole	noun
Pol Norte	North Pole	noun
Pol Sude	South Pole	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
polare	polar	adjective
polaritá	polarity	noun
polarización	polarization	noun
polarizar	polarize	verb
polémic	polemical, polemic	adjective
polémica	polemics: the art or practice of engaging in controversial debate	noun
polen	pollen	noun
polenta	paste or dough made from cornmeal, which is boiled and typically then fried or baked used in Italian cooking	noun
poliamorose	polyamorous	adjective
policentrismo	polycentrism	noun
policia	police: the civil force of a national or local government, responsible for the prevention and detection of crime and the maintenance of public order.	noun
policiau	police officer, policeman	noun
poliesportivo	sports center, sports centre	noun
poliestireno egspandide	styrofoam	noun
políglota	polyglot: someone who knows and is able to use several languages.	noun
polilla	moth	noun	Spanish: polilla
polimerización	polymerization	noun
políptico	polyptych	noun		Greek: poly- "many" and ptyche "fold"
pólisa	policy (insurance)	noun
polisemi	polysemy	noun
polític	political	adjective
política	politics, policy (of government or company; Not insurance policy)	noun
política doméstic	domestic politics	noun
políticamén	politically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
politicard	politico, politician, someone with strong partisan views	noun	French: politicard
políticien	politician	noun
politización	politicization	noun
politizar	politicize	verb
politólogo	political scientist	noun	Sp
polivalente	polyvalent, multipurpose	adjective
pollo	chicken as food (in its read-to-eat or ready-to-cook state)	noun
polocha	jersey (football or soccer shirt)	noun
Polonech	Polish	noun
Polonese	Polish	adjective
Polonia	Poland	noun
polución	pollution	noun
poluir	pollute	verb	Portuguese/French
poluyú	polluted	verb		past tense of -uir verb
polv	powder, dust	noun
polverización	pulverization	noun
polverizade	pulverized	adjective		Past participle adjective form
polverizadu	pulverized	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
polverizar	pulverize, make into dust	verb
pombi	pump	noun
pombiar	pump	verb
pombiero	fireman	noun
pomelo	pomelo, Chinese grapefruit	noun	Spain Spanish, Portuguese, Galician: pomelo; Italian, Corsican: pompelmo
pompa	pomp: ceremony and splendid display, especially at a public event.	noun
pompose	pompous	adjective
pompositá	pomposity	noun
pon	put (imperative or command form)	verb	Spanish: pon, ponga, pongamos, poned, pongan; Portuguese: põe, ponha, ponhamos, ponde, ponham; Galician: pon, poña, poñamos, poñede, ponde, poñan
pon-te a treballar	get to work; get yourself to work	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: ponte a trabajar
Poncio Pilato	Pontius Pilate	noun
ponder	lay eggs	verb
ponditorio	nest box	noun
ponduôr	device that helps hens lay eggs	noun
ponendu	placing, putting	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
poner en periglo	put in danger, put in harm’s way	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
poner en prática	put in practice	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
poner nuve nomi (de/a)	rename	verb	Spanish: poner nuevo nombre a/de
poner rumbo a	steer (a ship), set the course for	verb
poner [pust-, pusi-, ponga-, posi-]	pose, place, put	verb
pongam	put (present subjunctive form)	verb	Spanish: ponga, pongas, pongamos, pongan
ponti	bridge (of any kind)	noun
ponti aérie	airlift	noun
ponti colgante, brugo colgante	suspension bridge	noun
pontificie	papal, pontifical	adjective
pop (música)	popular music	noun
popoti	drinking straw	noun
popuro; potchoclo	popcorn	noun	Spanish (from various regions)
por	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}	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
por enbaiju	underneath	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
por este reizón	for this reason; this is the reason why...	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
por le cumplimento de todo le...	on achieving all the...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
por quey	why, for what reason or motive	interrogative, question word
por tanto	therefore, thus, hence	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
porcino	little pig	noun
porco	pig	noun
porose	porous	adjective
poroto	bean	noun
porrazo	whack, blow	noun
porta	gate (of airport, castle, town, fortress), door or opening to allow passing from one internal environment to another or to exit the building)	noun	French: porte; Italian: uschita, porta; Portuguese: portão, porta
porta de entrada	gateway, entrance point	noun
porta de fachada	front door	noun
porta principal	main door, front door	noun
porta trasere	tailgate (of pickup truck)	noun	Spanish: puerta trasera
portafolio	portfolio (of artist or designer)	noun
portátil	hand-held, portable	adjective
portau	portal (web), gateway	noun
portau periodístic	journalist portal	noun
portavoç	spokesman	noun
portazgo	toll, passage rights	noun
portch delanchare	front porch	noun
portentose	portentous	adjective
portentositá	portentousness	noun	Portuguese: portentosidade; Catalan: portentositat
pórtico	portico: porch leading to the entrance of a building, or extended as a colonnade, with a roof structure over a walkway, supported by columns or enclosed by walls	noun
portmanto	portmanteau: a blending of words	noun	Originally from French but adopted into English
porto troncal	tagged port, trunk port (in networking)	noun	Spanish: puerto troncal
portón	hatch (automobile trunk/boot), large door (usually entrance of building)	noun	Spanish
Portugal	Portugal	noun
portughech	Portuguese language, person from Portugal	noun
portughese	Portuguese	adjective
posa	post: forum message, web comment, social media post, tweet	noun		Publicació is for more of a formal publication than posa.
posada	inn, hostel	noun
posicional	positional	adjective
positive	positive, affirmative	adjective
positiviste	positivist	adjective
posparto, pos-parto	postpartum, after birth	noun
posponendu	postponing	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
posponente	postponing	adjective
posponer [pospust-, pospusi-, posponga-, posposi-]	postpone	verb
pospuste, posponide	postponed	adjective
pospustu, posponidu	postponed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
posseídu	possessed, owned	past participle
posseír [posses-]	possess, own	verb	French: posséder; Catalan: posseir; Spanish: poseer; Italian: possedere; Portuguese: possuir; Galician: posuír
possese	possess, owned	adjective
possesión	possession	noun
possíbel	possible	adjective
possibilíssime	most possible	adjective
possibilitá	possibility	noun
post-apocalíptic	post-apocalyptic	adjective
post-soviétic	post-Soviet	adjective
postdoctorado	postdoc: a person engaged in postdoctoral research.	noun
postergar	disregard, neglect, delay	verb
posteriore	posterior, back, later, subsequent (in time)	adjective
postmoderne	postmodern	adjective
postmodernismo	postmodernism	noun
postrê	dessert (usually a pastry)	noun
postular	postulate, posture	verb
postura	posture	noun
postural	postural	adjective
potasiu	potassium	noun	Spanish: potasio
potença naval	sea power	noun
potença [potench-]	potence, power (mathematics, naval...)	noun	Spanish: potencia, potenza; Italian: potenza
potenchal [potenciali-]	potential	adjective
potenciación	strengthening, empowerment, boosting/promotion	noun	Spanish: potenciación
potencialitá	potentiality	noun
potenciamento	improvement; enhancement; strengthening; empowerment	noun		Spanish: potenciamiento
potenciar	promote, develop, strengthen, upgrade, increase, potentiate, boost, power	verb		Spanish: potenciar
potenciómetro	potentiometer	noun
potente	potent, strong (drug, engine, computer)	adjective
potestá	power, authority, grounds	noun
povertá	poverty (quality)	noun
povertá abjete; povresa estreme	abject poverty	noun
povre	poor	adjective
povremén	poorly, shabbily	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
povresa	poverty, poorness, want	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: pobreza; Catalan: pobresa; French: pauvreté
povríssime	poorest	adjective
pozoli	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.	noun
pragmátic	pragmatic	adjective
pragmática	pragmatics: subfield of linguistics and semiotics that studies the ways in which context contributes to meaning.	noun
pragmatismo	pragmatism	noun
pragmatiste	pragmatist	adjective
prátic	practical	adjective
prática	practice	noun
praticamén	practically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
praticanti	practitioner, craftsman (of)	noun
praticar	practice	verb
prau	meadow	noun
precarie	precarious	adjective
precio	price, value	noun
precio de îngreso	cost of admission, price of admission	noun	Italian: prezzo d’ingresso; Spanish: precio de entrada
preciose	precious (sometimes used for beautiful)	adjective
preciositá	preciousness	noun	Spanish: preciosidad; Portuguese: preciosidade
precise	precise, necessary, just enough	adjective
precisión	precision	noun
precoce	precocious	adjective
predigación	preaching	noun
predigación egspositive	expository preaching	noun
predigador	preacher, pastor	noun
predigamento	predicament, esteem	noun
predigar	preach/proclaim; predicate: agree that something is a quality or property of someone, make a statement or assertion.	verb
preferença [preferench-]	preference	noun
preferenchal	preferential	adjective
preferer	prefer	verb
preferíbel	preferable	adjective
pregira	prayer	noun
premiación	award	noun
premio	prize, award for creative work	noun
preñade	pregnant (usually of animal)	adjective	Judeo-Spanish
prender	have and take/get	verb
preparación	preparation	noun
preparade	prepared, ready	adjective		Past participle adjective form
preparadu	prepared, ready	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
preparar	prepare	verb
preparatorie	preparatory, introductory	adjective
prepotente	domineering, overbearing, very powerful	adjective
presagio	omen, portent	noun	Spanish/Italian: presagio; Portuguese: presságio; French: présage
prescindíbel	non-essential, expendable	adjective
prescripción	legal principle	noun
présença	presence	noun
presenchal	face-to-face	adjective
présentar	present (opportunity...), introduce (before speech, a bill...)	verb
présente	present (here and/or now)	adjective
preservación	preservation (of buildings)	noun
preservacionista históric	historic preservationist	noun
presidença [presidench-]	presidency	noun
presidenchal	presidential	adjective
presidenti	president	noun
presider	preside, make camp	verb
presidio	camp (military), garrison, fortress enclave, military installation	noun
presionar	pressure, lobby	verb
pressión atmosféric	atmospheric pressure	noun
prestación	allowance, benefit	noun
prestaciónz social	welfare (benefit payments)	noun
prestamo	loan	noun	Papiamento
prestar	lend out, volunteer to	verb
preste	ready	adjective
prestigio	prestige, standing	noun	Spanish: prestigio
prestigiose	prestigious	adjective
prestu	early	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	It
presumción	presumption	noun
presumidu	presumed	past participle
presumir	presume	verb
presunte	presumed, alleged	adjective
prevención	prevention	noun
preventar	prevent	verb
pri-requisito	prerequisite	noun
priámbul	preamble	noun
pribélic	antebellum, before the war	adjective
pricebir [pricep-]	preceive: take or receive in advance, warn (ahead of time)	verb
pricedença	precedence (in rank)	noun
pricedente	previous, preceding, foregoing	adjective
pricedente edición	early edition (of book/magazine)	noun
pricedentemén	precedingly, previously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
priceder	precede, go before	verb
pricepción	preception: a previous notion, preconception (a taking beforehand)	noun
priceptu [pricep-]	precept	noun
priconcebide	preconceived	adjective
priconcebidu	preconceived	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
priconcebir [priconcep-]	preconceive	verb
priconcepción	preconception	noun
priconceptu [priconcep-]	prejudice	noun
pridestinación	predestination	noun
pridestinar	foreordain, predestine	verb
pridicción	prediction	noun
pridicer [priditch-, pridiga-, pridix-, pridicc-]	predict, forecast	verb
pridiseñade	predesigned	adjective	Spanish: prediseñado; Catalan: predissenyada
priditchu	predicted, forecasted	past participle
prieminença	pre-eminence	noun
prifixo	prefix	noun
primacíê	primacy	noun	French: primatie; Spanish: primacía
primare	1st, first, primary, primiere	adjective
primare ministra	prime minister	noun
primariz democrátic	Democratic primaries	noun
primariz republican	Republican primaries	noun
primavera	Spring (season)	noun
primera	first gear (of machine, engine)	noun
primero	1st, first	noun
primitive	primitive	adjective
primo, prima	first cousin	noun
primoderne	premodern	adjective
primogénite	first-born	adjective
primogénito	first-born child	noun
prinatal	prenatal	adjective
principado	principality	noun
principal	main, principal	adjective
principalmén	primarily, mainly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
principio	tenet, outset/beginning	noun
priocupación	preoccupation, concern, worry	noun
priocupade	preoccupied, worried, concerned, troubled	adjective
priocupadu	preoccupied, worried	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
priocupar	preoccupy, worry, concern, trouble	verb	Sp/Po
prioritá	priority	noun
priorizar	prioritize	verb
priponderante	preponderant: predominant in influence, number, or importance.	adjective
prisa	hurry, rush	noun	Spanish: prisa; Portuguese: pressa
prisionero	prisoner	noun
pristi	priest, presbyter	noun	German: Priester
prisuposición	presupposition	noun
prisupusto	budget	noun
pritecstu	pretext	noun
privación	hardship (trial of life)	noun
privar	deprive	verb
private	private	adjective
privendu	foreseeing	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
privenient	prevenient: preceding in time or order; antecedent.	adjective	Portuguese: preveniente, French: prévenant
priver	foresee	verb
priviamén	previously, beforehand	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
privie [privia-]	previous	adjective
privilegiar	favor, privilege, favour	verb	Italian: privilegiare
privilegio	privilege, perk	noun	Spanish/Italian: privilegio; Portuguese: privilégio; French: privilège; Catalan: privilegi; Galician: privilexio
privizión	forecast, pre-vision	noun
proactive	proactive	adjective
proba	proof, test	noun
proba de antígeno	antigen test	noun	Spanish: Prueba de antígeno
proba de aptitud	aptitude test	noun
proba decisive, proba de fogo	litmus test	noun
proba enstrumental	exhibit (legal)	noun
proba forense, evidença forense	forensic evidence, forensic proof	noun
probábel	probable	adjective
probabelmén	probably	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
probabilitá	probability	noun
probar	prove: demonstrate, indicate; try on (clothes), taste (food); audition (for part in music group or acting)	verb
probe	upright and honest	adjective
probitá	probity, integrity	noun
problema	problem	noun
problemátic	problematic, problematical	adjective
problematizar	problematize, problematise	verb
proceder	proceed	verb
procedimento	behavior, procedure	noun
procedimento de toma de decisiónz	decision-making procedures	noun
procedura	proceeding, procedure	noun
procedural, de procedimento	procedural	adjective
procesamento de lenguadj natural	natural language processing	noun
procesamento de treballoz atrasade	backlog processing	noun	Spanish: procesamiento de trabajos atrasados
procesar	process (raw materials, information)	verb
procesión	procession	noun
procesional	processional	adjective
procesu	process, lawsuit (action)	noun
procesu egsonerative	exoneration, acquital process	noun
procesual	processual: relating to or involving the study of processes rather than discrete events; procedural	adjective
proclamación	proclamation	noun
proclamade	proclaimed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
proclamadu	proclaimed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
proclamar	proclaim	verb
procsi	proxy (computer)	noun
procurador	attorney, deputy, solicitor	noun
procurador genral de l'estat	Solicitor General (of the state)	noun
procuraduría	lawyer's office; legal fees	noun
procuraduría genral	attorney general's office	noun
procurar	look for; search for (actively)	verb
pródighe	prodigal, lavish	adjective
prodigio	prodigy	noun
prodigiose	prodigious: remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree.	adjective
producción	production	noun
producir [produx-, produsca-, producc-]	produce	verb
productive	productive	adjective
productivitá	productivity	noun
producto	product	noun
producto final	deliverable, final product	noun
producto înterne brute	GDP	noun
productor	producer	noun
productrice	producing	adjective
produsario	produsage	noun	Spanish: produsario
proesa	prowess: skill or expertise in a particular activity or field.	noun
proesa retóric	rhetorical prowess	noun
profanación	desecration	noun
profane	profane	adjective
profanitá	profanity	noun
proferir	utter (word...)	verb
profesar	profess	verb	Spanish: profesar
profesional	professional	adjective
profesionau	practitioner, professional	noun
profesor	professor, instructor, teacher	noun
profeta	prophet	noun
profétic	prophetic	adjective
profunde	deep, profound	adjective
profunditá	deepness, profundity (deep knowledge or insight; intensity of state or emotion)	noun
profundor	depth (measurement, quantitative)	noun
profundura	depth (distance from front to back)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
progeni	progeny, lineage, offspring	noun	Sp: progenie
progenitor	progenitor, ancestor (mother, father, etc)	noun
programa	program, programme; policy (of party platform, of election)	noun
programación algorítmic	algorithmic programming	noun
programación înformátic	computer programming	noun
programación modulare	modular programming	noun
programación orientade a objetuz	object-oriented programming	noun
programador	programmer (of computer, etc)	noun
programar	program (a computer, application, etc)	verb
programátic	programmatic	adjective
progresar	progress	verb
progresivamén	progressively	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
progresive [progresiva-]	progressive	adjective
progreso	progress (improvement)	noun
prohibide	prohibited	adjective
prohibidu	prohibited	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
prohibir	prohibit	verb
projección	projection	noun
projección astral	astral projection	noun
projetiel	projectile	noun
projetor	projector, spotlight	noun
projetu	project	noun
projetual	projectual	adjective
projuto	prosciutto: Italian dry-cured ham (made from hind leg or thigh) that is usually thinly sliced and served uncooked; this style is called prosciutto crudo in Italian and is distinguished from cooked ham	noun
proletariado	proletariat, the working class	noun
prolina	proline	noun
promesa	promise	noun
promesa solemne	vow, solemn promise	noun
prometedore, prometente	promising, hopeful, prosperous	adjective	Spanish: prometedor
prometer [promesa]	promise	verb
prominença	prominence	noun
prominente	prominent	adjective
promiscue	promiscuous	adjective
promiscuitá	promiscuity	noun
promoción	promotion (in advertising)	noun
promocional, de promoción	promotional	adjective
promontorio	promontory: point of high land	noun
promover	promote: make important, advertise	verb
promte	prompt, swift, quick, early	adjective	Spanish: pronto; Latin: prōmptus; Catalan: prompte
promtitud [-tudin-]	promptness, readiness, promptitude	noun
promtu	soon, quickly	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: pronto; Latin: prōmptus; Catalan: prompte
promulgación	promulgation	noun
promulgar	promulgate	verb
prônosi	prognosis	noun
prônóstico	forecasted outlook, prognosis, prognostication	noun
pronunciamento	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.	noun
pronunciar	declare, enounce, pronounce	verb
propaganda	propaganda, advertising (usually of political manner)	noun
propagar	propagate, spread	verb
propense	prone, inclined to	adjective	Spanish, Portuguese
propense ale gherra	war-prone	adjective	Spanish: propenso a la guerra
propensitá	propensity	noun
propiciación	propitiation	noun
propiciar	propitiate: win or regain the favor of, foster	verb
propiciatorio	mercy seat	noun
propície	appropriate, suitable, favorable, propitious, auspicious	adjective
própie	own: showing ownsership; proper, typical	adjective
propietá	property, estate, homestead, ownership	noun
propietare	proprietary	adjective
propietario	owner, proprietor	noun
propietáz aromátic	aromatic properties	noun
proponenti	proponent: one who brings forth a proposition or argument	noun
proponer [propust-, propusi-, proponga-, proposi-]	propose, move (suggest a new course of action)	verb
proporción	ratio, proportion	noun
proporcional	proportional	adjective
propósito	purpose, intent	noun
propugnación	advocacy	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Spanish: propugnación
propulsade de	powered by	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
propulsión	propulsion, power (of vehicle)	noun
prorromper	burst forth, break out	verb
proscripción	proscription	noun
prósime	next (in future), coming, close to happening	adjective	Spanish: próximo
prósime genración	next generation	noun
prospectiva	perspective, outlook	noun
prosperar	prosper, thrive, flourish (figuratively)	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: prosperar
prostración	prostration	noun
prostrade	prostrate	adjective
protección	protection	noun
proteccionismo	protectionism	noun
proteccioniste	protectionist	adjective
protector	protector, guardian	noun
protectorado	protectorate	noun
proteger [protec-]	protect	verb
protegido	protégée: a person who is supported and protected by a more experienced person	noun	Spanish: protegido; Italian: protetto; Catalan: protegit; French: protégée
proteína	protein	noun
prótesi	prosthesis	noun
protesta	protest, demonstration; oath	noun
protestanti	Protestant	noun
protocolo	protocol	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: protocolo; Italian: protocollo, French: protocole, Catalan: protocol
protocolo de înternet	IP: Internet Protocol	noun
protôn	proton	noun
prototipo	prototype: first of its kind	noun
protuberança	protuberance, bulge	noun
protuberante	protuberant, big, bulging	adjective
protuberar	protrude, bulge	verb
proveniente	from, originating out of	adjective
provenir de [provini, provenga-]	come from, originates from; arise from	verb
prover [provist-, provide-, proviz-]	provide	verb	ahead see
proverbi	proverb	noun
provetcho	benefit (of merit), gain (of profit), advantage	noun	Spanish: provecho, Portuguese: proveito
providença [providench-]	providence	noun
providenchal	providential	adjective
providente	providential	adjective
provinci	province	noun
provincial	provincial	adjective
provincialismo	provincialism, phrase or word that is from a certain region	noun
provincian	parochial, narrow-minded, limited view or character	adjective
provistu, providu	provided	past participle
provizional	provisional, tentative (agreement, arrangement)	adjective
proviziónz	provisions, supplies	noun
provizo	proviso	noun
provizorie	provisional, temporary, provisory, transitory, tentative	adjective
provocación	provocation	noun
provocade	provoked	adjective		Past participle adjective form
provocador	provoker	noun
provocadu	provoked	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
provocante	provoking	adjective
provocar	provoke: call forth; incur (anger, wrath)	verb
pruasa	prey, victim	noun
prudente	prudent, wise	adjective
pruna	plum	noun
pseudochiença	pseudoscience	noun
pseudocódigo	pseudocode: resembling code	noun
pseudoforça de Coriolis	Coriolis pseudoforce	noun		Coriolis effect
pseudónimo	pseudonym	noun
psicoanalista	psychoanalyst	noun
psicoanalític	psychanalytic	adjective	Spanish: psicoanalítica
psicodélic	psychedelic	adjective
psicohistoriê	psychohistory	noun
psicológic	psychological	adjective	Spanish: psicológico
psicologicamén	psychologically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish
psicologíê	psychology	noun
psicólogo	psychologist	noun
psicométric	psychometric	adjective
psicópata	psychopath	noun
psicopátic	psychopathic	adjective
psicopatíê	psychopathy	noun
psicosomátic	psychosomatic	adjective
psiqui	psyche	noun
psiquiatra	psychiatrist	noun
psiquiátric	psychiatric	adjective
psiquiatríê	psychiatry	noun
psoríasi en placaz	plaque psoriasis	noun
publicación	publication: of a book, newspaper or magazine article	noun
publicamén	publicly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Italian: pubblicamente; Portuguese: publicamente; French: publiquement
publiçar [publica-]	publish, make public	verb
publicista	article writer, publicity agent	noun
publicitá	publicity	noun
publicitarie	advertising	adjective
público	public (the)	noun
pubul a su cargo	people under him, people at his charge	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish
puç	bullet point (typographical, of presentation)	noun	French: puce
pucho	pouch, small bag	noun
pudem	can (present tense)	verb
puder [poss-, pote-, pussa-]	can, be able to	verb
puding	pudding	noun
pudrir [pútri-]	putrefy	verb
puf	ottoman (furniture)	noun
pugnace	pugnacious	adjective	Spanish: pugnaz; French: pugnace; Catalan: pugnaç
pugnar (por)	strive, struggle (towards), fight/push (for)	verb	Spanish: pugnar
puis	for, then, on this account	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Port: pois
pulcre	tidy, smartly dressed, elegant, meticulous	adjective
pulcritud [-tudin-]	tidiness, elegance, meticulousness, refinement	noun
pulga	flea	noun	Portuguese/Spanish: pulga
pulga oponíbel	opposable thumb	noun
pulmón	lung	noun
pulmonare	pulmonary: of the lungs	adjective
pulóva	pullover, jumper, sweatshirt	noun	Spanish (Argentina)
púlpito	pulpit (of church)	noun
pulpo	octopus	noun
pulso	pulse (indicating blood pumping)	noun
pulular	pullulate: breed or spread so as to become increasingly common	verb
puma	puma, mountain lion, panther, or catamount	noun
puna	high mountainous area that is usually desolate	noun
puñalada	fist punch, stab	noun
punición	punishment	noun
puño	fist	noun
puntadj final	final score	noun
puntu	point	noun
puntu cieghe	blindspot (in eye)	noun
puntu de înflecsión	tipping point	noun
puntu de referença	baseline, point of reference	noun
puntual	punctual	adjective
puntuar	punctuate	verb
puntuz suspensive	ellipsis (in punctuation), suspension points	noun
pupila	pupil (of eye)	noun
pupiri	desk (in classroom)	noun	Sp: pupitre
purco, tchancho	pork: pig meat	noun
puresa	purity	noun
purey de batataz	mashed potatoes	noun
purey de tomatiz	tomato puree	noun
purgatorio	purgatory	noun
purta	yet (but, in contrast with)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
pusi	preterite of poner [to put]	verb
pusiessê	imperfect subjunctive of poner [to put]	verb
pusilánime	pusillanimous: showing a lack of courage or determination; timid	adjective
pussança	power, might, force (of blows, words, argument), dominion (empire)	noun		French: puissance; Anglo-French: pussance
pussança colonial	colonial power	noun
pussante	mighty, powerful: influential, controlling (government...)	adjective	Portuguese: possante; French: puissante
puste, ponide	placed, put (past)	adjective
pusto	post, place, vacancy (hotel, job)	noun
pusto de gasolina	gas station	noun
pustu	placed, put (past)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
puta	prostitute, whore, bitch (vulgar)	noun
putcho	cigarette butt	noun
pútride	rotten (vegetable, fruit), unhealthy, putrid	adjective
puxante	booming, vigorous and strong, powerful, burgeoning	adjective
puxar	struggle, use force, strain	verb
que	that (connects to subordinate clauses), as (the same as), than (greater than, less than)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
que abarcam le galaccia	galaxy-spanning	adjective
que dam vida	life-giving, that gives life	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
que représentam	depicting, that represents	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: que representan/representa
que [substantivo, pronomi] hayam [participio pasade]	that [noun, pronoun] has/have [past participle]	verb		Present perfect subjunctive (that comes after the present indicative)
quebab	kebab	noun
quebrada	pass (mountain), gorge, ravine	noun
quebrade	broken (usually body part), lame	adjective
quebrantar	break and/or shake; confound, weaken and undermine	verb	Spanish
quebrar	interrupt; break (usually a part of the body, health or mood); break into pieces (something hard)	verb
quecha	complaint or grievance	noun		Spanish: queja; Portuguese: queixa
quechar	complain	verb
quelle	those, that over there	adjective
quello	those, that thing over there; those things over there	noun
quena	flute made of wood; traditional Andean flute	noun
querato	karat (measurement)	noun	French: carat; Italian: carato; Arabic: qirat from the Greek kerátion meaning Carob seed
querer [quisi-, queram]	want	verb
quêri	curry	noun
querosen	kerosene	noun
querubin	cherub	noun
quesaditza	quesadilla (Tex-Mex style)	noun
queso	cheese	noun
queso creme	cream cheese	noun
quetuhi	crime	noun	Angloan Portuguese from Kimbundi: quituxe
quey	what (used before nouns)	interrogative, question word
quey longura	what length, how long	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
quíe	who, whom (in appositive phrase or question)	interrogative, question word
quíequel	whoever, whosoever	pronoun
quilo, quilograma, kilo	kilogram (measurement)	noun
quilobaitê, quilo-octet	kilobyte (KB): 1024 bytes; 2 to the 10th power of bytes	noun
quilobît	kilobit (kb): 1024 bits	noun
quilombo	mess	noun	Spanish (Argentina): quilombo
quilometradj, kilometradj	mileage but for kilometers, kilometrage	noun
quilométric	kilometer-long	adjective
quilometric atascoz de tráfico	kilometer-long traffic jams	noun
quilómetro, kilómetro	kilometer (measurement)	noun
quimar	burn	verb
quimar etapaz	pogress rapidly, burn through the phases	verb
quimbambas	boondocks, away from civilization	noun
químic	chemical	adjective
química	chemistry	noun
química cuántic	quantum chemistry	noun
químicoz	chemicals	noun
quimista	chemist	noun
quîmtchi	kimchi	noun
quincime	15th, fifteenth	adjective
quincimo	15th, fifteenth	noun
quinina	quinine: used to treat arthritis, and lupis	noun
quinta	5th/fifth note above root in music	noun
quinte, or cincute	5th, fifth	adjective
quintillón	quintillion: a million million million; a million trillion; a billion billion; the digit 1 followed by 18 zeroes	number
quinto	5th, fifth	noun
quinua	quinoa	noun
quirghe	kyrgyz	adjective
Quirghistôn	Kyrgyzstan	noun
quisi	preterite (perfect past) of querer, wanted	verb
quisiessê	imperfect subjunctive of querer [to want]	verb
quitar	remove: take off (clothing, make-up), take away (object)	verb
quizá	perhaps, maybe	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
quizá	maybe, perhaps	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Spanish: quizá; Portuguese: talvez; French: peut-être; Haitian Creole: petèt
rabínic	rabbinic, rabbinical	adjective
rabino	rabbi	noun	Spanish
rabo	tail (of animal)	noun
raça	race, breed	noun
rachal	racial	adjective
ración	ration, portion	noun
racional	rational	adjective
racionalismo	rationalism	noun
racionalista	rationalist	noun
racionalitá	rationality	noun
raconto	story, tale, fable, legend	noun
radiación	radiation	noun
radiante	radiant	adjective
radiç [radic-;+:radicez]	root, original	noun
radical	radical	adjective
radicalismo	radicalism	noun
radicalización	radicalization	noun
radicalizar	radicalize	verb
radícul	root, radicle	noun
radio	radio	noun
radiocomunicación	radiocommunication	noun	Spanish: radiocomunicación
radiodifusión	broadcasting	noun
radiu	radium	noun
radjo	radius	noun
rafrein	chorus: refrain of poem or song	noun
ráhmône	gracious, merciful	adjective	rach(a)man in Hebrew; [ra'man] in Arabic
raiva	rage, anger	noun
raivose	angry, mad, rabid	adjective
raja	crack, fissure in glass or ceramic	noun
ralar	work hard, slave away, literally: to grate oneself	verb
ralladora	shredder, grater	noun
rallar	shred (with a grater)	verb	Spanish: rallar
ramadôn	Ramadan	noun
ramo	branch, family	noun
rana	frog	noun
rana-bov, sapo-bov	bullfrog	noun
ranchería	ranch including all the buildings	noun
ranchero	rancher	noun
rancho	ranch, range	noun
rango	rank	noun
rap (música de rap)	rap music	noun
rapace	rapacious, predatory	adjective
rapacitá	rapacity, agressive greed	noun
rapero	rapper	noun
rapidamén	quickly, rapidly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
rápide [rápida-]	rapid, fast	adjective
rapidíssime	most rapid, fastest	adjective
raporti	report	noun
rapresalla	reprisal, act of retaliation	noun	Italian: rappresaglia; French: représaille; Catalan: represàlia; Spanish: represalia
raprochimento	rapprochement: the development of greater understanding and friendship between two countries or groups after they have been unfriendly	noun
raptar	kidnap, abduct	verb
raqueta	racket, racquet	noun
raqui	Turkish beverage made with anise	noun
rare	rare, scarce	adjective
rasca	mucus, something coughed up	noun	Neapolitan
rascar	cough up (mucus)	verb	Neapolitan
rascassa	scorpion fish	noun	Occitan: rascassa; French: rascasse
rasgo	feature	noun
rasguño	sketch	noun	Portuguese/Spanish
raspado	shaved ice	noun
raspar	scratch	verb
rastro	rake	noun
rastro digital	digital trail	noun
ratate	really cool (meaning fantastic- I like this a lot)	adjective
ratón	mouse	noun	Spanish: ratón
ravald	suburb, outlying area	noun
rayade	striped	adjective
réal	real: true, not an imitation	adjective
realiste	realistic	adjective
realitá	reality, fact	noun
realización	realization, achievement, attainment, fulfillment (of ambition, feeling of satisfaction)	noun	Catalan: realització, French: réalisation, Italian: realizzazione, Spanish: realización, Portuguese: realização
realizar	realize: make real, achieve, accomplish (goals)	verb
realizar un grabación	make a recording	verb
realmén	truly, really	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
realzar	enhance, emphasize	verb	Spanish: realzar; Portuguese: ressaltar
rebaño	herd, flock	noun
rebasar	surpass, exceed, go beyond	verb
rebelar-se	rebel, rise up	verb	Spanish: rebelarse
rebelar-se contra le sistema	buck the system	verb	Spanish: rebelarse contra el sistema
rebelde	rebellious, rebel, unruly, stubborn/persistent	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese
rebeldi	rebel, insurgent	noun
rebelión	rebellion	noun
rêcamo	needlework	noun	Arabic: raqm; Italian: ricamo
recaudar	collect (taxes, revenue), raise (funds), make/earn money	verb
receita	prescription (medical, when and how to take medicine), recipe	noun
receita culinare	recipe (for cooking)	noun
receitario	recipe book, collection of recipes	noun
recén-jegado	newcomer	noun	Galician: recén chegado; Portuguese: recém-chegado; Spanish: recién llegado
récente	recent, new, late	adjective
recentemén	recently, just (referring to time)	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
recesión	recession	noun	Spanish
receso	recess (legal): fall back, period of yielding from work or activity	noun	Spanish: receso
rechazar	reject, turn down (food, job, offer); (not as strong as rijetar)	verb
recifiz de corai	coral reefs	noun
recinto	enclosure (usually for pedestrians only)	noun
recinto universitare	college campus, university campus	noun
reciprocitá	reciprocity	noun
recitación	recitation	noun
recitar	recite	verb
recitau	recital	noun
reclamaciónz marítime	maritime claims	noun	Spanish: reclamaciones marítimas
reclamanti	claimant	noun
reclamar	claim, reclaim, vindicate	verb
recoller	straighten up, make orderly, gather back up	verb
recollimento	recollection, withdrawal, absorption	noun	Spanish: recogimiento
recomendación	recommendation, commendation	noun
recomendar	recommend, commend (to), admonish	verb
recompensa	recompense, reward	noun
recompensar	recompense, reward, compensate	verb
reconfortante	comforting, relaxing	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese/Galician: reconfortante; French: réconfortante; Catalan: reconfortant; Italian: confortante, confortevole
reconnesança	reconnaissance (military, survey, exploration)	noun
reconnesar	perform reconnaissance; explore, probe, and measure	verb
reconocíbel	recognizable	adjective
recopilación	compilation	noun
recopilar	collect, compile	verb
recopilatorie	compilation	adjective
récord	record, recording of music	noun
recordar	remember, recall	verb
recordista	record-holder	noun
recorrer	trek, travel around, cover (distance)	verb	Spanish: recorrer
rectángul	rectangle	noun
rectangulare	rectangular	adjective
recte	right, honorable, just	adjective
rectificación	rectification	noun
rectifiçar [rectifica-]	rectify: make right	verb
rectitud [-tudin-]	rightness, rectitude, righteousness	noun
recuperación	recovery, recuperation	noun
recuperar	recuperate, recover; retrieve	verb
recuperar-se	make a recovery	verb
recurso	recourse: the legal right to demand compensation or payment; appeal	noun
recurso	resource	noun
recursoz human	human resources	noun
redacción	essay: written composition for school; homework; redaction	noun
redada	raid	noun
redar	raid	verb
redemción	redemption	noun
redemtor, redemtriç	redeemer, deliverer	noun	Italian: redentrice, redentore; French: rédemptrice, rédempteur; Spanish/Portuguese: redentor, redentora; Catalan: redemptor
redi	net, network, chain (of hotels, fastfood)	noun
redi de seguritá social	social safety net	noun	Spanish: red de seguridad social; Portuguese: rede de segurança social
redi de televizión	television channel, network	noun
redigir [redige-, redac-]	redact: drive back, bring back, bring down...	verb
redimíbel	redeemable	adjective
redimir [redem-]	redeem, ransom	verb
rédito	interest (return)	noun	Spanish
redondear	round (a number)	verb
redreçar	redress	verb	Occitan: redreçar
refén	hostage, captive	noun
referença [referench-]	reference	noun
referenchal	referential	adjective
referendo, referéndum	referendum	noun
reflecsión	reflection, thinking	noun	French: réflexion; Italian: riflessione; Portuguese: reflexão; Catalan: reflexió; Spanish/Galician: reflexión
reflecsive	reflective, reflexive	adjective
reflecsivitá	reflexivity	noun
reflecso	reflex	noun
reflexar-se	be reflected, show/demonstrate, be written (evident)	verb	Spanish: reflejarse
reflexer [reflecs-]	reflect (physically or figuratively)	verb
reforçar	reinforce, intensify, strengthen	verb
reforma agrare	land reform	noun
reformatorio	reformatory, correctional facility	noun
reformaz económic	economic reforms	noun
refrano	saying, proverb, adage, refrain	noun	Spanish: refrán; Portuguese: refrão; French: refrain
refrigeración	refrigeration	noun
refrigerador	refrigerator	noun
refrigeranti	soft drink, cold drink	noun
refrigerar	make cold, refrigerate	verb
refugiado	refugee	noun
refugio	refuge, haven, shelter	noun
refutábel	refutable, answerable, deniable/disputable	adjective	Portuguese: refutável; Spanish: refutable; French: réfutable; Italian: refutabile
refutación	rebuttal, refutation	noun	Spanish: refutación; French: réfutation; Portuguese: refutação
refutación	refutation	noun	Spanish: refutación
refutar	refute: prove to be wrong or in error	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: refutar
refuzar	refuse	verb	Spanish
regalar	give a gift, give as a present	verb
regalo	gift, present	noun
regaluz	licorice, liquorice	noun
regar	water (plant, garden), sprinkle with water	verb
rêgbi	rugby	noun
regenti	regent: a person who exercises the ruling power during the minority, absence, or disability of the sovereign.	noun
regie	royal, regal, sovereign	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: real; French: royal
régimen	regime	noun
región	region, land of	noun
región frontirize	frontier region, bordering region	noun
regional	regional	adjective
regiónz biogeográfic	biogeographic regions	noun
registrade	registered	adjective		Past participle adjective form
registrador	recorder, registrar	noun
registradu	registered	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
registrar	record: set down facts, record (with an instrument); register	verb
registro	register, record (data), registration	noun
regla [regul-]	guiding principle, rule	noun
reglamentare	regulation, regulatory	adjective	French: réglementaire
reglamento	rule, regulation, standing order(s), standard (issue)	noun
reglaz gramatical	grammatical rules, grammar rules	noun
regresar	go back, regress	verb
regreso	return	noun
regretar	regret	verb	Judeo-Spanish
regulador	regulator (person)	noun
regulador dele displey	display setting	noun
regulare	regular: evenly spaced, frequent, normal	adjective
reificade	reified: make something more real or concrete (that was more abstract)	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese: reificado; Italian: reificato; French: réifié; Romanian/Catalan: reificat
reina	queen	noun
reinado	reign	noun
reinar	reign, rule over, dominate	verb
reîncidença	recidivism	noun	Spanish/Galician: reincidencia; Portuguese: reincidência; Catalan: reincidència
reîncidente	recidivist	adjective	Spanish: reincidente
reino	kingdom	noun
reizón	reason	noun
reizonábel	reasonable	adjective
reizonamento deductive	deductive reasoning	noun
reizonar	reason, think out a plan	verb
rejociar	rejoice	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: regocijar; French: réjouir; Italian: gioire
relacional	relational	adjective
relacionamento	relationship	noun	Portuguese: relacionamento
relaciónz	relations	noun
relative	relative, relating	adjective
relato	story, tale; account/report of what happened	noun
relegade	relegated	adjective
relegar	relegate	verb
relevança	relevance	noun
relevante	relevant	adjective
relevar	relieve/remove, take over from	verb
religio-polític	religio-political	adjective
religión	religion	noun
religiose	religious	adjective
rellenar	stuff, fill (peppers, cushion, toy)	verb
rellene	filled, stuffed, plump (face)	adjective
relleno	stuffing, filling (food)	noun
remanenti	remnant	noun
remaner	remain	verb	Italian
rembrança	remembrance	noun	Portuguese: lembrança
rembrar	remember	verb	Portuguese: lembrar
rembretchi	reminder	noun	Po:lembrete; Sp:recordatorio
remisión de pecados	remission of sins	noun
remolcar [remolqu-]	tow away	verb
remolqui	towing, towage	noun
remordimento dele cumprador	buyer's remorse	noun
remordimento; remorso	remorse	noun	Catalan: remordiment; Spanish: remordimiento
remover	stir, mix, blend	verb
remunerar	remunerate: pay for services rendered or work done.	verb
rencor	rancor, bitterness, resentment	noun
rendimento	performance (of a product or service); yield/return: profit obtained from securities and capital in the form of interest and dividends.	noun
rendir	make, render, yield; perform (well), produce, tire out	verb
reñide	grueling, hard-fought, tough	adjective	Spanish: reñido
reñir	wrangle, have a quarrel or falling out	verb
rentábel	cost-effective, profitable, worthwhile	adjective
renuncia	waiver, renunciation, resignation	noun
renuncia de democraciê	abdication of democracy	noun
renunciar	renounce: waive, give up (a claim to)	verb
reparación	repair, reparation (not modern sense)	noun
reparar	repair, mend (clothes, house), fix up	verb
repartir	pass out (papers, food), distribute	verb	Spanish: repartir
repelenti de insetoz	insect repellent	noun
repeler	repel, drive away, remove	verb
repercusiónz	repercussions, aftermath	noun
repertuôr	repertoire, index, catalog, catalogue	noun
repeyar	apply stucco or cement on surface	verb
repitide	repeated	adjective
repitidu	repeated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
repitiente	repeating	adjective
repitir	repeat	verb
replicación de ADN	DNA replication	noun
repositorio	repository	noun
reposo	repose	noun
repoyar	sprout, bud (of flowers)	verb
repozar	rest/wait	verb	Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation
reprender [reprens-]	reprimand, rebuke, reproof, reprehend	verb
reprensíbel	reprehensible: deserving censure or condemnation	adjective
reprensibilitá	reprehensibility	noun
reprensión	rebuke, reprimand, reprehension	noun
representación	representation	noun
representación proporcional	proportional representation	noun
representación vizual	visual representation	noun
representacional	representational	adjective
représentanti	representative	noun
représentar	portray, represent, picture	noun
represión	repression	noun
reprimenda	reprimand	noun
reprimir [repres-]	repress, subdue by force	verb
reprochábel	blameworthy, reprehensible, deplorable	adjective
reptiel	reptile	noun
república	republic	noun
República Tcheque	Czech Republic	noun
repudiar	repudiate	verb
repudio, repudiación	repudiation	noun
repugnança	repugnance, reluctance, incompatibility (philosophy)	noun
repugnante	repugnant, disgusting	adjective
reputación	reputation	noun
reputacional	reputational	adjective
requer	reckon, figure out, suppose so	verb
requerimento judicial	injunction: judicial requirement	noun	Spanish: requerimiento judicial
requerir	require (concentration, effort, skill), request; summon	verb
requinto	requinto: higher pitched guitar	noun
requisito	requisite, requirement	noun
requisitoz reglamentare	regulatory requirements	noun
resaltar	highlight, mark with a highlighter	verb
resar	pray	verb
resbaladise	slippery (surface, ground, skin), causing slipping	adjective
rescati	rescue, recovery (of something lost)	noun
rescutade	rescued	adjective		Past participle adjective form
rescutadu	rescued	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
rescutar	rescue	verb
reseña	review, critique	noun
reseña de dopué de l'acción; reseña de pós-acción	after action review	noun
reserva	reservation, booking	noun
reservar	reserve, book	noun
reservatorio	reservoir: a large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply.	noun
reservuôr	thing that saves/reserves water	noun
residença	residence (official, formal)	noun
residença canine	kennel: boarding house for dogs	noun	Spanish
residenchal	residential	adjective
residenti	resident	noun
residual	residual	adjective
residuo	residue: a remainder, that which is left behind	noun
resiliente	resilient: quick to recover	adjective
resistença	resistance, opposition (something in the way)	noun
resistente	resistant to, resilient against	adjective
resister	resist	verb
resisteú	resisted, withstood	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
resolución	resolution	noun
resolutorie	resolutory	adjective
resolver [resuelt-/resolu-]	resolve	verb
resonador	resonator	noun
resonança	resonance	noun
resonança magnétic nucleare	nuclear magnetic resonance	noun	Spanish: resonancia magnética nuclear
resonante	resonant	adjective
resonar	resonate	verb	Spanish: resonar
respaldo	backing, support, endorsement (political)	noun
respeitu	respect	noun
respeituose	respectful	adjective
respiración	respiration	noun
respirador	respirator	noun
respirar	respire, breathe	verb
respiratorie	breathing, respiratory	adjective
resplandecente	resplendent, radiant	adjective
resplandecer [-esca-]	glow, shine, sparkle	verb
respondedor	responder	noun
responder	respond, reply (to message)	verb
responsábel	responsible, accountable	adjective
responsabilitá	responsibility	noun
responsabilizar; atribuir pussançaz a	empower, make stronger and more independent	verb	French: responsabiliser; Spanish: atribuir poderes a
responsibilización; atribución de pussançaz	empowerment: assigning power to	noun	French: responsabilisation
resposta	answer, reply	noun
resso	network, mesh	noun	French: réseau
restablecer [-esca-]	restore, recover, reinstate (plans, government, order)	verb
restoranti	restaurant	noun
restricción	restriction, constraint	noun
restriccionista	restrictionist	noun
restrictive	restrictive, qualificatory	adjective
restringide	restricted	adjective
restringir [restric-]	restrict, limit	verb
resucitación	resuscitation	noun
resucitar	resuscitate, resurrect, bring back to life	verb
resueltamén	resolutely	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
resuelte [resuelta-]	resolute, determined	adjective
resueltu	resolved	past participle
résultado	result, outcome	noun
résultado empíric	empirical result	noun
résultado étic	ethical outcome	noun
résultado pareto-óptime	pareto-optimal outcome	noun
resultar	result in, turn out to be	verb
resurrección	resurrection	noun
retención	retention	noun
retenente	retaining	adjective
retener [retuvi-, retenga-]	retain	verb
retenide	retained	adjective
retenidu	retained	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
reticença	reticence, unwillingness	noun
reticente	reticent	adjective
retina	retina	noun
retirada	retreat, withdrawal, removal	noun
retirar	withdraw, take back, remove (from spot)	verb
retirar-se	move back from	verb
retórica	rhetoric	noun
retorical, retóric	rhetorical	adjective
retrasade	delayed, held back	adjective		Past participle adjective form
retrasadu	delayed, held back	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
retrasar	delay (train, flight, opening), hold-up (colloquial), push back, lose time	verb
retrato	portrait	noun
retreti	toilet	noun
retroactive	retroactive	adjective
retroalimentación amplificante	amplifying feedback	noun
retroalimentación, fidebac	feedback	noun
retrospección	retrospection	noun
reunió	gathering together (meeting)	noun
reunir-se	have a get together, bring together (people)	verb
revanchi	revenge, return game	noun
revanchismo	revanchism	noun
revanchiste	revanchist	adjective
revelación	revelation	noun
reveladore	revealing (sign, story, comment)	adjective
revelar	reveal	verb
reversíbel	reversible	adjective
reverso	opposite, reverse	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: reverso; Catalan: revés
reverso dele fortuna	reversal of fortune	noun
revestimento	cladding, coating (of wire for instance), shield for protection	noun	Spanish: revestimiento; Portuguese: revestimento; Italian: rivestimento; French: revêtement
revista	magazine, review	noun
revocábel	revocable	adjective
revocar	revoke	verb
revocatorie	revocative, revocatory	adjective
rey [rein-, reg-]	king	noun
reyal	royal	adjective	French: royal; Spanish/Portuguese: real
reyalesa, reyalitá	royalty	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: realeza; Italian: regalità; French: royauté; Catalan: reialesa; Romanian: regalitate
rezumen	résumé, summary, curriculum vitae	noun	Spanish: resumen
rezumir	summarize	verb
ri-enviar	forward (message), resend	verb
ri-escriver	rewrite	verb	Spanish: reescribir; Portuguese: reescrever; Italian: riscrivere
ri-inventar	reimagine, reinvent, take action towards changing the outcome	verb
riacción	reaction	noun
riacción en cadena	chain reaction	noun
riacciónz positive	positive reactions or feedback	noun
riacciónz químic	chemical reactions	noun
riactivación de l'economíê	economic recovery	noun
riactivar	reactivate	verb
riactive	reactive	adjective
riactor	reactor	noun
riafirmade	reaffirmed	adjective		Past participle adjective form
riafirmadu	reaffirmed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
riafirmante	reaffirming	adjective
riafirmar	reaffirm	verb
riager	react	verb
rianimar	revive, revitalize, reanimate	verb
riaparecer [-esca-]	reappear	verb
riata	flowerbed, small garden	noun	Spanish: arriate
riavaluación	re-evaluation	noun
riavaluar	re-evaluate	verb
ricalentar	reheat	verb
ricapitular	recapitulate; sum up	verb
ricebide	received	adjective
ricebidu	received	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ricebimento	welcome, reception	noun
ricebir [ricep-,ricip-]	receive	verb
ricebo	receipt (document)	noun
ricepción	reception	noun
riceptácul	receptacle	noun
riceptive	receptive	adjective
riceptivitá	receptivity	adjective
richpide	harsh	adjective	Portuguese
riciclar	recycle	verb
ricipiente	recipient	adjective
ricipienti	recipient; container	noun
ricíproque	reciprocal	adjective
riconciliación	reconciliation: gain one's favor again	noun
riconciliar	reconcile	verb
riconocente	appreciative, acknowledging, grateful	adjective	French: reconnaissant, Italian: riconoscente
riconocer [riconosca-]	recognize	verb
riconocide	recognized	adjective
riconocidu	recognized	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
riconocimento	recognition, acknowledgement	noun
riconstituir	reconstitute	verb
ricoz	rich (the folks who are wealthy)	noun
ricrudescença	recrudescence	noun	Italian: recrudescenza, French: recrudescence, Spanish: recrudescencia, Portuguese: recrudescência
ricrudescente	recrudescent	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese/Italian/French: recrudescente
ridícule	ridiculous, laughable, ludicrous	adjective
ridiculización	mockery, ridiculization	noun
ridiculizante	mocking, derisive, ridiculizing	adjective
ridiculizar	ridiculize, fool, mock	verb
ridistribución	redistribution	noun
rido	drapes, curtain	noun
riducción	reduction	noun
riducción de emisiónz	emission reduction	noun
riducir	reduce: lead back	verb
riductive	reductive	adjective
riego	watering, irrigation (by means of sprinkler or channels)	noun
riembolsamento, riembolso	reimbursement, refund	noun
riembolsar	reimburse, refund	verb
riemplacer	replace (usually a person or a system); stand in for	verb
riemplacíbel	replaceable	adjective
riendu	laughing	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
rienfocar	refocus (focus again, focus on something else)	verb
riesgo	risk	noun
rifacer [rifetch-, rifici-, rifaga-, rifar-]	redo, do over again	verb
rifrescante	refreshing	adjective
rifrescar	refresh (mind or spirit)	verb
rigar [rieg-]	water, moisten with water, spray with garden hose	verb
rígide	rigid	adjective
rigiditá	rigidity	noun
rigur	rigor	noun
rigurosamén	rigorously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
rigurose	rigorous, stringent	adjective
rigurose [rigorosa-]	rigorous (sometimes: thorough or harsh); stringent, strict	adjective
riîterar	reiterate	verb
rijección	rejection	noun
rijetar	reject (stronger than rechazar)	verb
rijuvenecer [-esca-]	rejuvenate	verb
rijuvenecimento	rejuvenation, rejuvenescence, renewal	noun
rima	rhyme	noun
rimar	rhyme	verb
rinaicentiste, dele rinaicimento	renaissance	adjective
rinaicer [rinat-]	rebirth	verb
rinaicimento, rinaicença	rebirth, revival	noun
rincón	corner	noun
ringhi	boxing ring	noun
riño	kidney	noun
rinoceronti	rhinoceros	noun
rinuvábel	renewable (energy, resources)	adjective
rinuvación	renovation, renewal (of)	noun
rinuval	renewal	adjective
rinuvar	renew, renovate	verb
ripasar	go over again, check over and revise	verb	Sp:repasar
ripetición	repetition	noun
rique	rich	adjective
riquesa	richness	noun
riquíssime	richest	adjective
rir	laugh	verb	Portuguese: rir; Spanish: reír; Catalan: riure; French: rire
risa	laugh, laughter	noun	Spanish
risco	cliff	noun	Spanish
riscriver	rewrite	verb
risellábel	resealable	adjective	Spanish: resellable; Portuguese: resselável; Italian: risigillabile; French: rescellable
risíbel	risible, funny, laughable	adjective
ristauración	restoration	noun
ristaurade	restored	adjective		Past participle adjective form
ristauradu	restored	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ristaurar	restore (to health)	verb
risurgimento	reemergence, resurgence, revival	noun
rítmic	rhythmic	adjective
ritmo	rhythm, pace	noun
ritornábel	returnable	adjective	Spanish: retornable
ritu	rite	noun
ritual	ritual	adjective
rival	rival	adjective
rivalitá	rivalry	noun
rivalorización	revaluation, reassessment of value	noun
rivalorizar	revalue, reassess (economics)	verb
rivista	review: periodical, magazine	noun
rivitalización	revitalization	noun
rivitalizar	revitalize	verb
rivizar	revise, check	verb
rivizión	revision	noun
rivo	river	noun
rivolución	revolution (of celestial body in its orbit, or figuratively)	noun
rivolucionare	revolutionary	adjective
rivolucionario	revolutionary, revolutionist	noun
rivolver	come back, return, roll back	verb
rivuelta	revolt	noun
rivuelte	came back, returned	past participle
rizade	curly	adjective		Past participle adjective form
rizadu	curly	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
robade	stolen, taken without consent	adjective	Spanish: robada
róbalo	bass (type of fish)	noun
robancina	widespread theft, slew of robberies	noun
robar	steal, rob	verb
robo	burglary, theft	noun
robuste	robust, sturdy, strong	adjective
roca	rock	noun
roca firme	bedrock (geology)	noun
rocambolesc	fantastical, epic, and exciting	adjective	French writer Pierre Alexis Ponson du Terrail dreamed up the character Rocambole — a swashbuckling adventurer who inspired the French word rocambolesque.
Roch-hachanah (feriado judie)	Rosh Hashanah: Jewish new year day	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
roci	light kiss (on cheek)	noun
rocío	dew	noun	Spanish
roconola	jukebox	noun
roda	wheel, circle (of friends)	noun
rodadj	filming, rolling	noun
rodar	film: roll the film, record a movie	verb
rodilla	knee	noun	Spanish: rodilla
rodovia	freeway, interstate highway	noun
rogar	beseech, beg/plead	verb
rogativa	rogation: solemn prayer/supplication...	noun
rol	role: the function assumed or part played by a person or thing in a particular situation	noun
rol decisive	decisive role	noun
rolante	rolling, moving	adjective
rolar	roll, move	verb
rolez de combati	combat roles	noun
rolo	roll (of parchment/paper), scroll	noun
rolo para pintura	paint roller	noun
roman	Roman	adjective
romanesc	romanesque	adjective
románic	Roman, of the Romans, Romance (language)	adjective
romanización	romanization	noun
romano	Roman, person from Rome	noun
rompecabeçaz	brain teaser, puzzle	noun	Spanish
romper [rot-]	break	verb
romplone	course, vulgar (language, behavior)	adjective	Spanish: romplón
roncar	snore	verb
ronda	round (of drinks)	noun
ropa	clothes	noun
ropadj	apparel, clothing, outfit, robes	noun
ropeiro	closet, small room that holds clothes	noun
rôquero, rôckero	rock musician	noun
roqueti	rocket	noun
roqui, rock	rock music	noun
rosa	rose	noun
rosbif	roast beef	noun
rose	pink, rose-colored	adjective
rostro	visage, countenance, face	noun
rotación	rotation (crops, planets on axis...)	noun
rotar	rotate (especially in graphics and computing)	verb
rotatorie	rotary, revolving	adjective
rotu	broken	past participle
rôtulador	felt tip pen	noun
rôtular	inscribe, put a label on	verb
rôtulo	label on packaging, product label (visual and written description of facts about the product)	noun
rotunde	resounding (not resonant), categorical, emphatic	adjective	Spanish: rotundo
Ruanda	Rwanda	noun
ruandese	rwandan, rwandaises	adjective
rubeola	German measles	noun
rubí	ruby	noun
ruca	roux	noun	mix of French Cajun with Czech
rude	rude	adjective
rudesa	rudeness	noun
rudimentare	rudimentary, inchoate	adjective
rudimentare	rudimentary, unsophisticated, primitive	adjective
rudimento	rudiment, vestige, beginning structure	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: rudimento
rudimento	rudiment, first principles	noun
rueda	wheel	noun
ruego	request: an act of asking politely or formally for something.	noun
rugir	roar (of animal)	verb
ruido	sound that is loud	noun
ruinaz	ruins	noun	Spanish
ruine	ruinous, terrible	adjective
ruje	red	adjective
ruman	Romanian	adjective
rumanech	Romanian	noun
Rumania	Romania	noun
rumano	Romanian language, Romanian person	noun
rumbo	course: direction of travel, way of proceeding	noun
ruminación	rumination: compulsively focused attention on the symptoms of one's distress	noun
ruminar	ruminate: think deeply and repetitively about something	verb
rumor	rumor	noun
runga	dance party	noun
runghero	merrymaker, reveler	noun
rusech, ruso	Russian	noun
Rusia	Russia	noun
rusian, ruse	Russian	adjective
ruta	road, route	noun
ruta de navegación	shipping lane	noun
ruta maritime	sea lane	noun
rutador	router (for internet)	noun
rutador sens estat	stateless router	noun
rutard	backpacker, someone who travels a route	noun	French: routard
ruteru	itinerary	noun
rutina	routine	noun
sábado	Saturday	noun
sabbat	Sabbath	noun
sabbatic	sabbatical	adjective
sabeduría	wisdom, knowledge, learning, prudence	noun
sabendu que	knowing that	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
saber [supi-, sepa-]	know: be aware, know how to do something; express knowledge or ignorance of a skill, fact, or information about something	verb
sabie [sapie-]	wise, savvy, learned, trained	adjective
sábila, áloevera	slug (animal)	noun
sabio, sabia	scholar (person who is learned)	noun
sabón	soap	noun
sabonose	soapy	adjective
sabotadj	sabotage	noun
sabotar	sabotage	verb
sabrê	saber	noun
sac	sack: usually more durable than a bag; Used for grain and money	noun	French
sacapuntador	pencil sharpener	noun
sacar	take out, get out; draw (a revolver); stick out (tongue)	verb
sacar un fotografo	take a photograph	verb
sacar un pólisa	take out a policy	verb
sacarina	saccharin, sugar substitute	noun
sacati	grass	noun
sacerdocio	priesthood, calling (in life)	noun
sacerdot	priest	noun
sacerdotal	priestly	adjective
saciar	satiate (hunger, thirst, desire), satisfy (basic needs)	verb
sacral	of, for, or relating to sacred rites or symbols.	adjective
sacralitá	sacredness	noun
sacramentau	sacramental: something set apart or blessed to manifest the respect due to the Sacraments and so to excite pious thoughts and to increase devotion to God	noun
sacramento	sacrament	noun
sacre [sacra-, sagra-]	sacred, holy	adjective
sacrificial	sacrificial	adjective
sacrificio	sacrifice	noun
sacristia	vestry, sacristy	noun
sacsofón	saxophone	noun
sacudida violente	violent shake/shaking/jolt/upheaval	noun
sacudir	shake, rock (figuratively)	verb
sádic	saddistic	adjective	Sp
safaridj	water reservoir	noun
safiro	sapphire	noun	Spanish: zafiro; Portuguese: safira
safrana	saffron	noun
sage	wise, sensible	adjective
sagesa	wisdom, sensibility, sensibleness, wiseness	noun	French: sagesse; Catalan: saviesa
sagrade	sacred	adjective		Past participle adjective form
sagradu	sacred	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sagrariu	sacrarium: sanctuary of a church	noun
saguá	house entrance	noun	Spanish: zaguán; Catalan: zaguà
sahel	sahel: ecoclimatic and biogeographic zone of transition in Africa between the Sahara to the north and the Sudanian Savanna to the south.	noun
sala	room, open area in building	noun
sala capitulare	meeting room; chapter house	noun
sala de congresoz	convention hall	noun
sala de dança	dance hall, dancehall	noun
sala polivalente	multipurpose room (of public area)	noun
saldo	balance, remainder, outcome	noun
salg	leave (imperative or command form)	verb	Spanish: sal, salgamos, salga, salgan
salgade	salty, salted	adjective		Past participle adjective form
salgadu	salty, salted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
salgar	salt	verb
salida	exit, departure (of plane, train)	noun
saliente	salient, important/prominent, projecting (architectural element)	adjective
saline	saline	adjective
salir a jorroz	erupt, gush forth, jet out	verb
salir de	extricate	verb
salir por le culata	backfire, shoot [oneself] in the foot (expression)	verb	Spanish: salir por la culata
salir [salga-]	leave a location, exit	verb
salmoz	psalms	noun
salmura	brine	noun	Spanish: salmuera, French: saumure, Catalan: salmorra
salón	lounge: spacious area in a hotel, airport, club, or theater to sit and relax	noun
salubre	salubrious, favorable to one's health, wholesome	adjective	French/Spanish/Portuguese: salubre
salubritá	salubriousness, salubrity	noun
salud	health	noun
saludábel	healthy, wholesome, salutary, good, salubrious	adjective
salvación	salvation	noun
salvadj	salvage: items saved from loss or destruction	noun
salvador	saviour	noun
salvamento	salvage: rescue of ship	noun
salvar	save: rescue, deliver from	verb
salvatore	life-giving	adjective
salvegardia	safeguard	noun
salveguardar	safeguard, protect and defend	verb
salvetadj	rescue	noun
salvu, salvadu	saved, salvaged	past participle
san	saint, holy (goes in front of a noun for proper names of people or cities)	adjective
sañalar	point, signalize	verb
sanar	heal, cure, get well	verb
sanatorio	sanitarium, sanatorium, hospital care facility	noun
sandali	sandal	noun
sandwedj	sandwich	noun
sane [sana-]	sane, healthy	adjective
sanghi	blood	noun
sanghiente	bloody	adjective
sanghine	sanguine	adjective
sangrar [sanghi-]	bleed	verb
sanitare	sanitary	adjective
sante	holy	adjective
Sante Grael	Holy Grail	noun
Sante Lucia	Saint Lucia	noun
santificación	sanctification	noun
santificade	sanctified	adjective		Past participle adjective form
santificadu	sanctified	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
santifiçar [santifica-]	sanctify: make holy	verb
santilucense	Saint Lucian	adjective
santimonia	sanctity, virtuousness	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Latin: sanctimonia
santitá	holiness, sanctity	noun
santu	saint	noun
santuariu	sanctuary	noun
sapatero	shoe maker	noun
sapato	shoe	noun
sapiença	sapience	noun
sapiente	having or showing great wisdom or sound judgment; of great intelligent	adjective
saplon	informant, snitch	noun
sapo	toad	noun
saraf	money changer	noun	Judeo-Spanish
sarcástic	sarcastic	adjective
sarcôfago	sarcophagus	noun
sargento	sergeant	noun
sarobi	syrup	noun	Spanish: jarabe; Portuguese: xarope; French: sirop; Catalan: xarop
sarobi de aceri	maple syrup	noun
sarobi de mahís a fructosa rique	high fructose corn syrup	noun
sarobose	syrupy, sugary	adjective	Portuguese: xaroposo; French: sirupeuse; Romanian: siropos; Italian: sciropposo
sarpicar	sprinkle	verb	Judeo-Spanish
sastri	tailor	noun
satélit	satellite	noun
satélite	satellite	adjective
sátira	satire	noun
satisfacción	satisfaction	noun
satisfacer [satisfetch-, satisfici-, satisfaga-, satisfar-]	satisfy, be satisfied	verb
satisfactorie	satisfactory, pleased, satisfying	adjective
satisfetche	satisfied	adjective
satisfetchu	satisfied	past participle
Saturno	Saturn	noun
saudagi	longing, nostalgic yearning	noun
saudite	Saudi	adjective
sauerbraten	sauerbraten: cut of meat marinated (for several days) in a mixture of vinegar or wine, water, herbs, spices, and seasonings.	noun
sauercrut	sauerkraut	noun
sausa	sauce, gravy	noun
sausa de soya	soy sauce	noun
sausa fresque	salsa: a tomato-based dipping sauce with onions, chilis, and herbs; salsa fresca	noun	Spanish: salsa fresca
sausa picante	picante sauce, spicy sauce	noun
sausicha	sausage	noun
sautar	jump, leap	verb
sauter	saute, toss while cooking	verb
sauto mortal	somersault	noun
savana	savanna: grassy plain in subtropical region	noun	Spanish: sabana, Portuguese: savana, French: savane
saver	taste	verb
savro, savor	taste, flavor	noun
savrose	tasty, delicious	adjective
secadora, máchina de secar	dryer, drying machine	noun
secar	dry	verb
sección	section	noun
sección infantil	children's library	noun
secretario	secretary	noun
secretariu	council-chamber, conclave, consistory	noun		Latin: secretarium
Secretariu Genral	Secretary General, Secretary-General	noun		French: Secrétaire Général
secrete	secret	adjective
secse	sexy, sexually attractive	adjective
secsu	sex (gender)	noun
secsual	sexual	adjective
secsualitá	sexuality	noun
sectare	sectarian	adjective	French: sectaire
sectarismo	sectarianism	noun
sector	sector	noun
secuelaz	aftermath	noun
secuença [secuench-]	sequence	noun
secuenchal	sequential	adjective
secuenchalmén	sequentially	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
secuestración	sequestration, sequester	noun
secuestración de carbono	carbon sequestration	noun
secuestrador	kidnapper	noun
secuestrar	kidnap (person), sequester, quarantine, isolate (until debts are paid or goal is met), sequestrate	verb	Spanish/Portuguese
seculare	secular, lay(man)	adjective
sedaca	charity	noun	Judeo-Spanish
sedentare	sedentary	adjective
sedimentare	sedimentary	adjective
sedimento	sediment (geology)	noun
sedimento pelagic	pelagic sediment : fine grained sediment that collects slowly on the deep-ocean floor	noun
sedja	chair: seat	noun	Spanish: silla; Italian: sedia; Catalan: cadira; Portuguese/Galician: cadeira; French: chaise/siège; Latin: sella/sedes
sedja eléctric	electric chair	noun
sedja rolante	wheelchair	noun
sedjón	armchair	noun
sedjón de hamaca	rocking chair	noun
sedjorn	stay for a period of time, visiting a place, sojourn	noun	Italian: soggiorno; French: séjour
sedjornar	stay (temporarily), sojourn	verb	Italian: soggiornare; French: séjourner
segador	reaper, person who scythes	noun
segar	reap, mow down, scythe	verb
seghide	followed	adjective
seghidu	followed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
seghiente	following, next (in line) (adjective or preposition)	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times	Portuguese: seguinte; Spanish: siguiente
seghimento	continuation; monitoring, tracking	noun	Portuguese: seguimento; Spanish: seguimiento
seghir	follow	verb
segi	thirst	noun
segiente	thirsty	adjective
segmento	segment	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: segmento
segondare	secondary	adjective
segonde	2nd, second	adjective
segondo	2nd, second	noun
segondogénite	second-born	adjective
segondogenito	second-born child	noun
segregación	segregation	noun
segregación racial; apartheid	apartheid	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
segregar	segregate	verb
según	according to	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	prepos	Spanish
segundo, segunda	second cousin	noun
segure	secure, safe, sure/certain	adjective
seguritá	security	noun
seguritá cibernétic	cyber security	noun
seguritá înteriore	homeland security	noun
seguro de vida	life insurance	noun
seicime	16th, sixteenth	adjective
seicimo	16th, sixteenth	noun
seis de otcho es dos	Six from eight is two; eight minus six i two; 8-6 = 2	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
seisentime	60th, sixtieth	adjective
seisentimo	60th, sixtieth	noun
seisir	grab, seize, take hold of	verb	old French seisir and Modern French saisir
seista	sixth note above root in music	noun
seiste	6th, sixth	adjective
seisto	6th, sixth	noun
Sej gentil, perfavor	Be kind, please	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sej, sea	be (imperative or command form)	verb	Portuguese: sê, seja, sejamos, sede, sejam; Spanish: se, seamos, sea, sean
sejam	present subjunctive of ser [to be]	verb
sêl marine	sea salt	noun
sêl [sal-]	salt	noun
selección	selection, choice (from a variety)	noun
seleccionar	select	verb
selecte	select	adjective
selector de canauz	channel selector	noun
selector de estereo	stereo control	noun
sêleiro	salt shaker	noun
Seleucidye	Seleucid, of or related to a Hellenistic dynasty founded by Seleucus I after the death of Alexander the Great.	adjective
Selîm cun tig...i cun tig.	Peace be with you...And with you.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sellador	sealant	noun
sellar	seal	verb
sello	seal (of approval, stamp, or mechanical)	noun
selva	jungle	noun
selva tropical	rainforest, tropical forest	noun
selvadj	wildness, savage, untamed	noun
selvadje	wild, savage, untamed	adjective
selvadjemén	wildly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
semáforo	traffic light	noun
semántic	semantic, semantical	adjective
semántica	semantics: branch of linguistics and logic concerned with meaning.	noun
sembrade	sown	adjective		Past participle adjective form
sembrado	sown field	noun
sembrador	sower	noun
sembradu	sown	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sembradura	sowing	noun
sembrar	scatter seed, sow, plant	verb
semellança	resemblance, likeness, similarity	noun	Portuguese: semelhança, Spanish: semejanza
semellante	resembling, like, simlar to	adjective
semellar	resemble: be like, look like	verb
semi-estructurade	semi-structured, semistructured	adjective	Spanish: semiestructurado; Portuguese: semi-estruturado
seminario	seminar	noun
seminariu	seminary	noun
semiótica	semiotics	noun
semplice [sempl-]	simple, mere, not complex	adjective
semplificación	simplification	noun
semplifiçar [semplifica-]	simplify	verb
semprê, touju	always	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
seña	password	noun
senado	senate	noun
senador	senator	noun
señalade	appointed, momentous, distinguished	adjective		Past participle adjective form
señaladu	appointed, momentous, distinguished	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
señalar	appoint (a time or place), point out, indicate/mark/show	verb
señalización de vertud	virtue signaling	noun
señalizar	signalize, make striking or conspicuous	noun
señas	address	noun
señaz postal	mailing address	noun
senciença	sentience: faculty of sense; feeling, consciousness	noun
senciente	sentient (capable of feeling and sensing consciousness)	adjective
sencil	straight-forward, straightforward, simple, modest	adjective	Sp:sencillo
sencilesa	simplicity, easiness, straight-forwardness	noun	Spanish: sencillez
senda	path, track (of a railway), lane (of a highway)	noun
sendaz directe	straight paths	noun
sendero	footpath	noun
sendía	watermelon	noun	Spanish: sandía
sendía sens pepitaz	seedless watermelon	noun
señor	mister, sir, master, lord	noun
Señor Jehova	Lord God	noun
señora	miss, ma'am	noun
señoril	lordly, noble, grand	adjective
sens	without	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sens blindadj	unshielded	adjective
sens conocimento	unconscious, without consciousness	adjective
sens conocimento públic	without the public’s knowledge	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sens custo	without cost, free	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sens difeitu, impecábel	flawless, impeccable	adjective
sens embargo	nevertheless	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sens estructura	unstructured	adjective
sens falta	without failure	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sens gastar bocu de arja	without spending too much money	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sens gelu	ice-free	adjective
sens împortança	insignificant, unimportant	adjective
sens límitiz	limitless, without limits	adjective
sens pricedentiz	unprecedented	adjective
sens propósito	without purpose, unintentionally, aimlessly	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sens tatcha	faultless, unblemished	adjective
sens vida	lifeless	adjective
sensación	sensation, feeling	noun
sensacional	sensational	adjective
sensate	sensible	adjective	Spanish/Portuguese
sensíbel	sensitive, touchy	adjective
sensibilitáz	sensibilities	noun
sensual	sensual,sensuous	adjective
sentencia	opinion, ruling, sentence (in court)	noun
sentenciose	sententious: concise and full of meaning, or pompous	adjective
sentide	heartfelt	adjective
sentido	sense (of smell, hearing, sight...), feeling	noun
sentido comune	common sense, sense (judgement)	noun
sentido dele humorismo	sense of humour	noun
sentidu	heartfelt	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sentimental	sentimental	adjective
sentimento	sentiment	noun
sentimento nacionaliste	sense of nationhood, nationalistic sentiment	noun	Spanish: sentimiento nacionalista; Portuguese: sentimento nacionalista
sentir [sens-]	feel or sense	verb
senu [sinus-]	sinus	noun	Portuguese: seio; Spanish/Italian: seno
sepam	know	verb	Spanish: sepa, sepamos, sepan (saber)	present subjuntive of saber
separación	separation	noun
separadamén	separately	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
separade [separada-]	separated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
separadu	separated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
separar	separate	verb
separate	separate, discrete	adjective
sepíe	sepia (color of monochrome photographs of 19th and early 20th century)	adjective
séptic	septic	adjective
sepulcral	sepulchral	adjective
sepulcro	sepulcher, sepulchre, tomb	noun
sepultar [sepulcr-]	bury, put in the ground	verb
sepultar-se	immerse oneself, be absorbed in	verb
seque	dried, dry	adjective
sequesa	dryness	noun	Italian: secchezza; French: sécheresse
sêr	sir ('senhor' with authority)	noun
ser mais numerose que	outnumber	verb
ser [fui-, es/som, seja-]	be: essential nature including characteristics (see: eser)	verb
será	will be (used for permanent state)	verb
seráfic	seraphic	adjective
serafín [+:serafinez]	seraphim (fiery ones)	noun	Hebrew/Greek
Serbia	Serbia	noun
serbian	Serbian	adjective
serbiano	Serbian	noun
serendipitá	serendipity	noun	French: sérendipité; Spanish: serendipia; Italian: serendipità; Portuguese: serendipidade
serendipitose	serendipitous	adjective
serene	serene	adjective
sereníssime	very serene	adjective
sêri	serie(s)	noun
seriamén	seriously, intensely	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
serie [seria-]	serious, intense (of a person)	adjective
serietá	seriousness	noun
sermón	sermon	noun
serpenti	snake, serpent	noun
serra eléctric	electric saw	noun
serra, sag	saw	noun
serrade	serrated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
serradu	serrated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
serrar	saw, serrate	verb
servichal	helpful and accomodating; obliging	adjective	Spanish/Catalan: servicial; Portuguese: serviçal
serviço ale clientê	consumer affairs	noun
serviço gratuye	free service	noun
serviço [servich-]	service	noun
servidor	servant (not a person), something that serves	noun
servidor	person who serves	noun
servidor procsie; servidor întermedjare	proxy server	noun	Catalan: servidor intermediari; Spanish: servidor proxy
servienti	servant (occupation)	noun
servir	serve	verb
servitud [-tudin-]	servitude	noun
servyeta	napkin, towel for hands	noun
sesgo	bias, slant	noun
sesgo inconchiente	unconscious bias	noun
setecime	17th, seventeenth	adjective
setecimo	17th, seventeenth	noun
setembro	September	noun
setentime	70th, seventieth	adjective
setentimo	70th, seventieth	noun
Setentrion	Septrentrion, North	noun
setentrional	septentrional, northern	adjective
setima	seventh note above root in music	noun
setime	7th, seventh	adjective
setimo	7th, seventh	noun
setmana	week	noun	Catalan: setmana; Spanish: semana
Setmana Sante	Holy Week (of Easter)	noun
si	if	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sicario	hitman	noun
sieder [sedi-]	sit, be seated	verb
sieder-se, sentar-se	sit (oneself down)	verb	Italian: sedersi; Portuguese: sentar-se; Spanish: sentarse from Vulgar Latin: sedentare
siesta	siesta, afternoon nap	noun
sifolar	whistle	verb	French: siffler
sifon	siphon	noun
signau	traffic signal, red light; radio or phone signal	noun
signau acústic	acoustic signal	noun
significado, significación	significance, meaning	noun
significative	significant, meaningful	adjective
signo	sign	noun
sigul	century	noun
sigulare	centuries-old, century-old, age-old	adjective
silaba	syllable	noun
silábic	syllabic	adjective
silencio	silence	noun
silueta	silhouette	noun	Spanish
silvestre	wild, naturally occurring	adjective
simbiosi	symbiosis	noun
simbiótic	symbiotic	adjective
símbol	symbol	noun
simbólic	symbolic	adjective
simbolismo	symbolism	noun
simétric	symmetrical	adjective
simetríê	symmetry	noun
simfónic	symphonic	adjective
simfoníê	symphony	noun
similare	similar	adjective
simpátic	sympathetic, likeable	adjective
simpaticone	very likeable	adjective
simpatíê	liking, fellow feeling, sympathy	noun
simpatizanti	supporter, sympathizer	noun
simpatizar cun	sympathize, be sympathetic to	verb
simpe	pleasant, nice (person), friendly (atmosphere)	adjective
simulación	simulation	noun
simulade	simulated	adjective		Past participle adjective form
simuladu	simulated	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
simular	simulate	verb
sinceramén	sincerely	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sincere [sincera-]	sincere	adjective
sincrétic	syncretic	adjective
sincretismo	syncretism	noun
sincroníê	synchrony	noun
sincronización impecábel	impeccable timing	noun	Spanish: sincronización impecable
sincronizade	synchronized	adjective	Spanish
sincronizar	synchronize	verb	Spanish
sindicalismo	trade unionism	noun
sindicato	union, labor union	noun
Sindoni de Turín	Shroud of Turin	noun
síndromi	syndrome	noun
síndromi de Vénus	Venus syndrome	noun
sine-cua-non	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.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Latin
sinécdoqui	synecdoche	noun	French: synecdoche, Catalan: sinècdoque, Spanish: sinécdoque, Portuguese: sinédoque
sinecdóquic	synecdochic	adjective
sinergetica	synergetics	noun
sinérgic	synergetic	adjective
sinergíê	synergy	noun
sinergismo	synergism	noun
Singapur	Singapore	noun
singapurense	Singaporean	adjective
singapurensi	Singaporean	noun
singulare	singular	adjective
sinistre	sinister	adjective
sinític	sinitic: relating to or denoting the division of the Sino-Tibetan language family that includes the many forms of spoken Chinese.	adjective	Spanish
sino	except/save, rather, but rather	preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
sinopsi	synopsis	noun
sínoptic	synoptic	adjective
sintacsi [sintáct-]	syntax	noun
sintáctic	syntactic	adjective
síntesi	synthesis	noun
sintétic	synthetic	adjective
sintetizar	synthesize	verb
síntoma	symptom	noun
sintomátic	symptomatic	adjective
sintomatologíê	symptomology	noun
sintoníê	tuning (of radio, television), harmony (understanding)	noun	Spanish: sintonía; Portuguese: sintonia
sintonización	action of tuning to a frequency; syntonization: the adjustment of two electronic circuits or devices so as to operate at the same frequency.	noun	Spanish: sintonización, Italian: sintonizzazione; French: syntonisation
sintonizador	tuner (on radio, walkie talkie, etc)	noun
sintonizar	tune into, syntonize	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: sintonizar; French: syntoniser
siñun	chief herder on a seasonal pasture	noun	German: Senn; Romansch: signun
sinusiti	sinusitis	noun	Spanish: sinusitis; Portuguese/French/Italian: sinusite
siquiera	even if	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
siri de acontecimentoz	chain of events, series of events	noun
sísmic	seismic	adjective
sistema	system	noun
sistema de gestión dele calitá	quality management system	noun
sistema de justiça	justice system	noun
sistema de propulsión	propulsion system	noun
sistema inmunitare	immune system	noun
sistema penitenciare, sistema penitenchare	prison system	noun	système pénitentiaire, sistema penitenciario
sistema solare	solar system	noun
sistemátic	systematic: carried out using step-by-step procedures; of, characterized, or constituting a system	adjective
sistematicamén	systematically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sistematicitá	systematicity	noun
sistémic	systemic: systemwide or deeply engrained in the system	adjective
sitopia	food place	noun
situ	site, place/location	noun
situación	situation	noun
situacional	situational	adjective
situade	situated, located	adjective		Past participle adjective form
situadu	situated, located	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
situar	situate, be placed	verb
sobraz	leftovers, scraps (from meal, etc)	noun
sobrê le Biblia	on the Bible	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sobrê le pantalón	not tucked in (short); outside/on the pants	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sobrê [super-]	on (top), about (a topic, subject, relating to), over, concerning, and regarding	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sobrê-human	superhuman	adjective
sobrêclasificación	overclassification	noun
sobrêegsplotación	overexploitation, draining	noun
sobrêlevar	endure, bear, cope with, weather (an event)	verb	Spanish: sobrellevar
sobrêmesa	time spent after a meal, hanging out with family or friends, chatting and enjoying each other's company	noun
sobrêmonter	surmount, prevail over, overcome	verb
sobrênatural	supernatural	noun
sobrêpasar	surpass	verb
sobrêsaliente	outstanding, projecting, imposing	adjective
sobrêsautar	jump-start (vehicle)	verb
sobrêsemplificación; semplificación eccesive	oversimplification; excessive simplification	noun
sobrêvellança	surveillance, controlled watch	noun	Italian: sorveglianza; French: surveillance
sobrêvellar	surveil, survey, on the watch	verb
sobrêvivença	survival	noun
sobrêviventi	survivor	noun
sobrêviver	survive	verb
sobrie	sober: subdued, serious	adjective
sobrietá	sobriety: subdued nature (not absense of being drunk)	noun
sobrino, sobrina	nephew, niece	noun	Spanish: sobrino/sobrina; Portuguese: sobrinho/sobrinha
sociábel	sociable	adjective
social	social	adjective
socialismo	socialism	noun
socialista	socialist	noun
socialización	socialization	noun
socialmén	socially	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
societá	society	noun
socioeconómic	socioeconomic	adjective
sociolinguística	sociolinguistics	noun
sociológic	sociological, sociologic	adjective
sociologíê	sociology	noun
sociólogo	sociologist	noun
sociópata	sociopath	noun
sociopátic	sociopathic	adjective
sociopolític	sociopolitical	adjective
socola	clearing of forest to make room for ranch or farms	noun
socolar	clear forestland	verb
socorram	Help!	verb
socorrer	relieve, bring aid to	verb
socorrista [socorro]	relief worker, aid worker	noun
socorro	relief, assistance, aid	noun
sodipa	soda, pop, sodapop	noun	English
sódiu	sodium	noun
sofa	sofa, couch	noun
sofisma	sophistry, sophism	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: sofisma; Catalan: sofisme
sofisticación	sophistication	noun
sofisticade	sophisticated	adjective
sofisticar	sophisticate	verb
soflar	blow, breathe into; slang: be of use, function	verb	Spanish: soplar + Latin
Sol	Sun	noun
solare	solar	adjective
solariu	solarium	noun
soldado	soldier	noun
soldadura per fricción	friction welding	noun
soldar	weld, solder	verb
sôle	sole, one, only	adjective
solécismo	solecism	noun
solemne	solemn: formal and dignified; serious, sincere	adjective
solemnitá	solemnity (of occasion, promise)	noun
soler	usually do, habitually do	verb
sôletá	aloneness, solitude	noun
solfejo: do (C), re (D), mi (E), fa (F), sol (G), la (A), si (B), do	solfège: pitch and sight singing method (do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do)	noun
solicitar	apply for (job, work), ask for or request (information)	verb
solícite	solicitous	adjective
solicitud de cambio; ruego de cambio	change request	noun
solicitud [-tudin-]	concern, solicitude, anxiety	noun
solidamén	solidly	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	adverb	Spanish: sólidamente
solidamén establecide	well-established	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	adj	Spanish: sólidamente establecido
solidare	solidary; who stand together, who show solidarity (of people) ; interdependent (mechanical pieces); binding on all parties	adjective
solidaritá	solidarity	noun
sólide	solid	adjective
solidesa	solidness, solidity	noun
sólido	solid	noun
sôliloquio	soliloquy	noun
sôlipsismo	solipsism (solus ipse)	noun
sôlipsiste	solipsist	adjective
sôlista	soloist	noun
sôlitare	solitary	adjective
sôlitud [-tudin-]	solitude	noun
sôlo	solo (singer, guitar)	noun
soltar	let go of, drop, loosen/untie; break forth	verb
solte	loose/free/out, seperate/detached	adjective
soltera	maiden: unmarried woman	noun
soltere	single, unmarried	adjective
soltero	bachelor: unmarried male	noun
soltura	ease, fluency, agility	noun
sôlu	merely, only, solely; it's just that...	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
solúbel	soluble	adjective
solubilitá	solubility	noun
solución	solution	noun
solución întermedje	compromise	noun
soluciónz egsperte	expert solutions	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Spanish: soluciones expertas
soluto	solute: dissolved substance in a solution	noun
solvença	credit (financial standing)	noun
solvente	solvent	adjective
solver	loosen, disperse, dissipate	verb
som	is, am, are (for permanence, present tense)	verb
som, es	present tense of ser, is, are	verb
somátic	somatic	adjective
sombra	shade, shadow	noun
sombre	somber, dark (gloomy)	adjective
sombreiro	sombrero: wide-brimmed hat for shade	noun
somel, sula	sole of shoe or sock	noun
somnambul	sleep-walker, somnambulist	noun
somnambulismo	sleep walking	noun
somni	sleep	noun	Latin: somnus; Catalan: son; Spanish: sueño; Portuguese: sono; Italian: sonno; French: sommeil
somnifere	sleep-inducing	adjective
somnifero	sleeping pill/drug	noun
somnolença	sleepiness, drowsiness	noun
somnolente	sleepy, drowsy	adjective
sompopo	leaf cutter ant	noun
son	sound (of singer, band)	noun
sonar	beep, ring, sound off	verb
soñar	dream	verb
sonavra	sonar: acronym Sound Navigation And Ranging	noun
sonaxa	rattle (something that makes sound when you shake it)	noun
sonda	probe	noun
soño	dream	noun	Italian: sogno; Portuguese: sonho; Spanish: sueño; Galician: soño; Catalan: somni
sonriso	smile	noun
sôpa	soup	noun
sôpaipilla	sopaipilla: kind of fried pastry and a type of quick bread served in several regions with Spanish heritage	noun
sorber	suck in	verb
sorbo	sip of a drink	noun
soretch	mouse	noun	Romanian: şoarece; French: souris
soror	sister in organization (unrelated sister)	noun
sororitá	sorority	noun
sortchi	fortune, good luck	noun
sortir	go out, come out, take out, break out	verb	French/Catalan: sortir
sorutchi	altitude sickness	noun	Guarani
sótano	basement, cellar	noun
soteriológic	soteriological	adjective	Spanish: soteriológica
soteriologíê	soteriology: doctrine of salvation	noun
soviétic	Soviet	adjective
sôvran	sovereign	adjective
sôvranitá	sovereignty	noun
soyati	small palm used to make string and roofs.	noun
sôziñe	alone, by yourself	adjective	Portuguese
straw, thatch, chaff	palla	noun	Italian: paglia; Catalan: palla; Spanish: paja; Portuguese: palha; Romanian: paie/pai
su propi	his own, her own, its own	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
suara	evening	noun
suave	smooth, even, soft	adjective
suavemén	smoothly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
suavitud [-tudin-]	smoothness, sweetness, pleasantness	noun
sub control	Under control	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
subatomic	subatomic	adjective
subbullir	simmer	verb	Italian: sobbollire; Spanish: sub +
subconjunto	subset	noun	Spanish: subconjunto
subcontinenti [subcontinent-]	subcontinent	noun
subcontratar	outsource, subcontract	verb
subdiagnosticade	under-diagnosed	adjective
subdirectuôr	subdirectory	noun
subdivisión	subdivision	noun
subida	ascent, slope, rise, climb	noun
subir	go up, climb, lift up	verb
subjetive	subjective	adjective
subjetu	subject	noun
subjetual	subjectual	adjective
subjugación	subjugation	noun
subjugar	subjugate	verb
subnacional	subnational	adjective
subóptime	suboptimal	adjective
subordenado	subordinate	noun
subordenar	subordinate	verb
subornar	bribe	verb
subrutina	subroutine, procedure or function	noun
subsaharian	sub-saharan	adjective
subseghiente	subsequent	adjective
subsistença	subsistance	noun
subsister	subsist, survive, retain the same state of existing	verb	from Middle French subsister and directly from Latin subsistere: to stand still or firm, take a stand, take position
substança	substance	noun
substanchal	substantial, significant	adjective
substanchose	substantial, full of substance	adjective
substantivo	noun, substantival	noun
substitución	substitution	noun
substituíbel	replaceable, able to be substituted	adjective
substituir	substitute	verb
substitutive; de substitución	substitutionary, substitute	adjective
substituto	substitute, stand-in	noun
substitutorie	replacement, substitute	adjective
substituyú	substituted	verb		past tense of -uir verb
subsulo	underground	noun
subtecstual	subtextual	adjective
subterfugio	subterfuge	noun
subterrane	subterranean, underground	adjective
subvalorar	devalue: cause someone or thing to seem less valuable	verb
succédano	replacement or substitute for another food or medicine	noun	French: succédané
succeder a	succeed at	verb
succión	suction	noun	French: succion; Portuguese: sucção; Spanish: succión
sucinte	succinct	adjective
suco [sucul-]	juice (of anything)	noun	Latin: succus; Portuguese: suco; Italian: succo; Romanian/Catalan/French: suc; Spanish: jugo/zumo
sucoz digestive	digestive juices	noun
suculença	succulence	noun
suculente	juicy, succulent	adjective
sud	south	noun
Sudamérica, América dele sud	South America	noun
sude	south	adjective
sudeño	southerner	noun
sudor	sweat, perspiration	noun
suedech, swedech	Swedish (language and person)	noun
suedese, swedese	Swedish	adjective
Suedia, Swedia	Sweden	noun
sueldo	pay, wage	noun	Spanish; Portuguese soldo
suficiença	sufficiency	noun
suficiente	sufficient	adjective
suficir	suffice, be enough, be sufficient	verb
sufixo	suffix	noun	Spanish
sufocación	suffocation	noun
sufocante	suffocating	adjective
sufocar	suffocate	verb
sufrimento	suffering	noun
sufrir	suffer, bear (pain, weight, responsibility)	verb
sugerença	suggestion, suggesting, prompt	noun	Spanish: sugerencia, Italian: suggerimento
sugerir [sugest-]	suggest, hint at	verb
sugestión	suggestion	noun
sugestive	thought-provoking, stimulating	adjective
sugra	mother-in-law	noun
sugro	father-in-law	noun
suheter	wish (for), hope	verb	Haitian Creole: swete, French: souhaiter, Picard: souhédhier, Gallo-Roman Vulgar Latin: subtushaitare, Old French: sohaidier
suheti	wish	noun
suhetíbel	desirable, hoped for	adjective	French: souhaitable
suicida	person who committed suicide	noun
suicide	suicidal	adjective
suicidio	suicide, murder of oneself	noun
suitch	switch (in electronics), interruptor	noun
suitse, switse	Swiss	adjective
Suitsea, Switsea	Switzerland	noun
suitso, switso	Swiss (person)	noun
suje	dirty (not clean)	adjective
sujetador	clip (mechanical), hairpin	noun
sujetu	subject: grammar, but not theme or topic; person, guy	noun
sujusgar	conquer, subdue, subject (underjudge)	verb
sulfúric	sulphuric	adjective
suliñar	underline	verb
sulo	earth: the soil, ground	noun
suma	sum, total	noun
sumar	add up	verb
sumare	summary: dispensing with needless details or formalities	adjective
sumario	summary, synopsis	adjective
sumetide	submitted	adjective
sumetidu	submitted	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sumetir a	submit, be subject to	verb
suministrar	supplies to, ministers	verb
suministro de agua	water supply (where it comes from)	noun
sumisión	submission	noun
sumo	sumo wrestling	noun
suntchi	kiss	noun	Papiamento
suntchir	kiss	verb	Papiamento
suntuose	sumptuous: splendid and expensive- looking	adjective
sunzapoti	monkey apple	noun
suolo	floor (under feet)	noun
superabsorbente	ultra absorbent	adjective	Spanish
superávit	surplus	noun	Spanish
superfichal	superficial	adjective
superfichi [superfich-]	surface	noun
superflue	superfluous	adjective
superiore	superior	adjective
superioritá	superiority	noun
superlumínic	faster-than-light, superluminal	adjective
supermercado	supermarket	noun
superpussança, superpotença	superpower	noun		French: superpuissance
superstición	superstition	noun
superveniença	supervenience: topic-neutral, dependency relation that typically holds between facts or sets of properties	noun	Spanish: superveniencia; Catalan: superveniència; Portuguese: superveniência; French: survenance
supi	preterite of saber [to know]	verb
supiessê	imperfect subjunctive of saber [to know]	verb
suplantar	supplant: supersede and replace	verb
suplenti	substitute, stand-in, replacement, person on reserve	noun	Spanish:suplente
supletorie	additional, extra, supplement	adjective
supley, perfavor	please	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
suplicación	supplication	noun
suplicar	plead, beg	verb
suplimental	supplemental	adjective
suplimentar	supplement	verb
suplimentare	supplentary	adjective
suplimento	supplement	noun
suplir	supply (a need)	verb
suponente	supposing	adjective
suponer [supust-, supusi-, suponga-, suposi-]	suppose	verb
suportábel	bearable, endurable	adjective
suportar	stand/persevere, endure; bear, put up with; support weight	verb
suporti	support (architectural/engineering), bracket (for shelves), foundation (of idea/hypothesis)	noun	Spanish: soporte
suposición	supposition	noun
suposituôr	suppository	noun
supranacional	supranational: having power or influence that transcends national boundaries or governments	adjective
supraterritorial	supraterritorial	adjective
suprémacia	supremacy	noun
supreme	supreme	adjective
supresión	abolition, elimination, suppression, deletion (of something in writing or a file), lifting (trade embargo, etc)	noun
suprimir [supres-]	suppress	verb
supustamén	supposedly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
supuste [supusta-]	assumptive	adjective
supuste, suponide	supposed	adjective
supustu, suponidu	supposed	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
surde	deaf, voiceless	adjective
surdesa	deafness	noun	Catalan: sordesa; Portuguese: surdez
surf de vela	windsailing	noun
surgimento	emergence	noun	Sp: surgimiento
surgir	spring (forth), comes up, emerge, arise	verb	Spanish
surprendente	surprising, amazing	adjective
surprender	surprise, be surprising	verb
Surprendeú-me...	I was surprised by...	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
surpresa	surprise	noun
surquiar	plow a field before planting	verb
surtide	assorted, mixed, various	adjective	Spanish: surtido
surtido	range (of things), assortment, variety	noun
surtir	supply, provide, furnish	verb	Spanish: surtir
susceptíbel	susceptible	adjective
susceptibilitá	susceptibility	noun
suscripción	subscription	noun
suscritu	subscribed	past participle
suscriver [suscrit-, suscrip-]	subscribe (magazine, newspaper)	verb	French: souscrire; Italian: Sottoscrivere; Portuguese: Subscrever; Spanish: suscribir
susoditche	above-mentioned	adjective	Sp:susodicho
suspecha	suspicion	noun
suspechose	suspicious (person, behavior)	adjective
suspender le sesión	recess	verb	Spanish: suspender la sesión
suspender [suspens-]	suspend	verb
suspendidu	suspended	past participle
suspense	suspended, hanging	adjective
suspensive	suspensive, suspensory	adjective
suspetchar	suspect	verb
suspetchose	suspect, suspicious, questionable	adjective
suspetchoso, suspetchosa	suspect (person)	noun
suspicace	distrustful, suspicious	adjective
suspicacia, suspicacitá	suspicion, mistrust	noun
sustenença	sustenance	noun
sustenente	sustaining	adjective
sustener [sustuvi-, sustenga-]	sustain, hold	verb
susteníbel	sustainable	adjective
sustenibilitá	sustainability	noun
susteño	livelihood, sustentation, support	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: sustento, French: soutien, Romanian: sustine
susurrar	whisper, make a small noise, murmur	verb	Spanish: susurrar
sutdesvelopadu	underdeveloped	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Italian: sottosviluppato
sutil	subtle	adjective
sutilesa	subtlety	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: sutileza; Catalan: subtilesa
sutlatch	rice pudding	noun	Judeo-Spanish
sutpasadj	underpass, subway	noun	Italian: sottopassaggio
suvôn	often	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	French/Catalan
swey	care	noun
tabaco	tobacco	noun
tabernácul	tabernacle	noun
tabloidêz	tabloids	noun	Spanish: tabloides
tablón	bulletin board: place of announcements	noun
tablón de anuncioz	bulletin board	noun
tábul	table (set of facts), spreadsheet	noun
tábul de contenido	table of contents	noun
tábul de conversión	conversion table	noun
tábul de juco	game board, game table	noun
tábul de multiplicación	multiplication table	noun
tábul periódic	periodic table	noun	Spanish: tabla periódica
tabulade	tabulated	adjective
tabulare	tabular, of tables and/or columns	adjective
tacaluf	a subject matter that is unspeakable, because of culture or personal embarassment	noun
tachadura	crossing out; correction	noun	from Spanish: tachar
tachar	challenge, edit out, label as bad	verb
tácite	tacit, implied or widely understood	adjective
tacógrafo	tachograph	noun
tacoz	tacos: traditional Mexican dish composed of a corn or wheat tortilla folded or rolled around a filling.	noun
tacsa	rate, tax	noun	Sp: tasa, Po: taxa
tacsación	taxation	noun
tacsar	tax, place fine/duty on	verb
tacsi	taxi, cab	noun
tacsimetro	taximeter: mechanical or electronic device installed in taxicabs and auto rickshaws that calculates passenger fares based on a combination of distance travelled and waiting time	noun
tacsista	taxi driver	noun
táctic	tactic	adjective
tacticien	tactician	noun
táctil	tactile, tactual	adjective
tacuara	variety of bamboo	noun
tafonomíê	taphonomy	noun
tagalo	Tagalog	noun
Tagiquistôn	Tajikistan	noun
tagsa	taxa (species)	noun
tagsonómic	taxonomic	adjective
tagsonomíê	taxonomy	noun
tagsonomista	taxonomist	noun
tahona	mill for bread	noun
Tailand	Thailand	noun
Tailandech	Thai (language)	noun
Tailandia	Thailand, Siam	noun
taipear	type (on keyboard, typewriter)	verb
taipeo	typing	noun
tal	such	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tal com	just as	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
taladro	drill	noun	Spanish
talahi	bedbug	noun
talconet	gecko	noun
talento încipiente	burgeoning talent	noun
talla	size: clothing measurement	noun
tallatín [+: tallatínz]	noodle [+: noodles]	noun	Italian: tagliatelle; Romanian: tai?ei; Portuguese: talharim; Spanish: tallarín
tallê	atelier, workshop or studio used by an artist	noun	Portuguese: ateliê; Spanish: taller; French: atelier
tamali	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.	noun
tamaño	size (dimensions)	noun
tamarillo	tamarillo	noun
tambí	also, too	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tambo	plastic container	noun
tambur	drum	noun	Judeo-Spanish
tamís	sieve, strainer	noun
tamisar	sieve, strain	verb
tampoc	not either, neither	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tan	so, to such a degree, to such an extent	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tan laboriose	painstaking, very laborious	adjective
tan...com	as...as (when comparing)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tangíbel	tangible	adjective
tanti	aunt	noun
tanto	so much, so many	adjective
tanto si	whether	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tapa	cap (of bottle, pen), lid	noun
tapisca	harvest	noun
tapiseria	tapestry	noun
tapit [tapis-]	rug	noun
taquia	ticket window	noun
tarabela	drill bit	noun
tarae	tall	adjective
tardíe	late (period in history or art), slow to arrive, tardy	adjective
tardu	late	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
tarea	task, homework	noun
targi	afternoon	noun
tarof	demonstration of respect and hospitality in social situations	noun
tarta	pie (fruit), tart	noun
tarxeta bancare	banking card	noun
tarxeta de crédito	credit card	noun
tarxeta de débito	debit card	noun
tasa	cup, mug (has handle)	noun	Sp: taza, Fr: tasse
tasca	task, chore	noun
tascaz de casa	homework, house chores	noun
tascaz doméstic	household chores	noun
tatarate	wobbly, uneven, crooked	noun
tatascon	kingpin, head honcho	noun
tatcha	blemish, fault (human behavior)	noun
taurina	taurine	noun
tautológic	tautological	adjective
tautologíê	tautology	noun
taverna	tavern	noun
tazer	be silent, stay still	verb	Italian: tacere; Sabir: tazir
tcha	tea: prepared, ready to serve	noun
tchadeira	teapot	noun
tchahaus	teahouse	noun
tchaleco	long overcoat	noun
tchamba	employment, work	noun
tchampinol	stew made with mostly pork and corn	noun
tchamuscar	scorch, singe	verb
tchanci	chance	noun
tchanja	collection of money between friends for an occasion or party	noun
tchantadj	blackmail, shakedown, chantage	noun	Spanish: chantaje; French: chantage
tchapiar	cut, clear brush	verb
tchapolín	grasshopper	noun
tcharco	puddle	noun
tcheco	Czech	noun
tchelaz	brews, beers	noun
tchelo	cello (musical instrument)	noun
Tchenghîs Xan	Genghis Khan	noun
tcheque	Czech (from Czechoslovakia)	adjective
tchero	chair (of university), professorship	noun
tchiar	screech (tires, brakes), squeak (door)	verb
tchibo	food	noun	Italian
tchiclet	chewing gum	noun	Brazilian Portuguese: chiclete; Spanish: chicle
tchide	cool	adjective	Mexico Spanish: chido
tchijolo	brick	noun	Portuguese: tijolo
tchilaquilez	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.	noun
tchili	chili pepper, hot pepper	noun
tchili cun carni	chili with meat: spicy stew made with tomatoes and hot peppers	noun
tchili rellene	Mexican dish of stuffed, roasted, fresh poblano pepper (a mild chili pepper named after the city of Pueblas)	noun
tchiliz en nogada	Mexican dish of poblano chilis filled with picadillo (a mixture usually containing shredded meat, aromatics, fruits and spices) topped with a walnut-based cream sauce, called nogada, and pomegranate seeds, giving it the three colors of the Mexican flag: green for the chili, white for the nut sauce and red for the pomegranate	noun
tchilpepi	bird pepper	noun
tchimba	homemade firearm	noun
tchimichur	sauce made of olive oil, vinegar, finely chopped parsely and garlic, and salt, served on bread with meat	noun
tchinami	stall, booth at fair for temporary use	noun
tchintchar	talk, catch-up with a friend	verb	Romansch
tchiqui	child	noun
tchiquirin	cicada	noun
tchire	broke, penniless, without money, moneyless	adjective
tchirotiar	have fun, have a good time, rollick and play around	verb
tchisma	gossip, word on the street	noun
tchisti	joke, funny story	noun
tchivo	billy goat, kid, goat (culinary)	noun
tchivo egspiatorie	scapegoat, fall guy, patsy	noun	Spanish: chivo expiatorio
tchoclo	corncob, corn on the cob	noun
tcholita	indigenous or mestizo (or mixed) woman	noun	Latin American Spanish: cholita
tcholo	extremely poor youthful person (from slums), gangsta	noun
tchompa	sweater	noun
tchoriz	shorts (short pants)	noun
tchoro	bright orange mushroom that grows in the hills	noun
tchosa	hut	noun
tchota	sparrow	noun
tchueque	crooked, bent, loose-living, one-armed, bow-legged	adjective
tchuña	barefoot	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tchuro	churro: tasty fried snack	noun
tchuyu	knitted cap	noun
tebie	tepid, lukewarm	adjective	Spanish: tibio, Catalan: tèbia, Italian: tiepido, French: tiède
teca	teak; large deciduous tree with small, fragrant white flowers	noun
tecido	fabric, textile, cloth	noun
téclado	keyboard, push button	noun
tecnic	technic, technical	adjective
técnica	technique, technic	noun
tecnicamén	technically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
tecnocraciê [tecnocrat-]	technocracy	noun
tecnócrata	technocrat	noun
tecnocrátic	technocratic	adjective
tecnologíê	technology	noun
tecoloti	owl	noun	Papiamentu
tecstiel	textile	noun
tecstil	textile	adjective
tecstu	text	noun
tecstu discursive	discursive text	noun
tecstual	textual	adjective
tecstura	texture	noun
tecstural	textural	adjective
Tedesqui	German person	noun	Italian: Tedeschi
tedio	boredom, tedium	noun
tediose	tedious	adjective
tefila	prayer	noun	Judeo-Spanish
tegua	pan (cooking)	noun	Latin: tecula
teístic, teíste	theistic	adjective
tela	screen	noun
telaraña	spider's web	noun	Spanish-Portuguese
teleconferença	teleconference	noun
teledjornau	television news	noun
teledjornau dele suara	evening news, nightly news	noun
teleferico	cable car	noun
telefonar	phone, make a phone call	verb
telefónic	telephonic	adjective
telefoníê	telephony	noun
teléfono	telephone	noun
teléfono celulare, célul	cellular telephone, cellphone, mobile phone	noun
telegrafíê	telegraphy	noun
telegrama	telegram	noun
telemecánica	telemechanics	noun
telenovela	soap opera	noun
teleológic	teleological	adjective
telescopio	telescope	noun
telespectador	televiewer, viewer	noun	French: téléspectateur/téléspectatrice, Spanish: telespectador
televizión	television, TV	noun
televizión per cabul	cable TV	noun
televizive	television	adjective
televizor	television set	noun
tella	tile (of roof)	noun	mix of French and Spanish
tellado	roof, housetop	noun	Spanish: tejado; Portuguese: telhado
tellar	tile, roof with tiles	verb
telón	curtain (especially in theater), backcloth	noun
telón de atcheo	iron curtain (steel curtain)	noun
telón de fundo	backdrop	noun
tema	theme, topic (subject)	noun
temátic	thematic	adjective
temaz pendente	outstanding issues, pending issues	noun
temer	fear, be afraid of	verb
temor	worry, fear	noun
temorose	worrysome, fearful	adjective
temperade	temperate, mild (climate)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
temperadu	temperate, mild (climate)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
temperar	moderate, regulate	verb
temperatura	temperature	noun
tempestu	storm, tempest	noun
tempestuose	tempestuous	adjective
templade	tempered (steel)	adjective		Past participle adjective form
templadu	tempered (steel)	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
templar	temper (steel); increase strength of; make rigid (metal)	verb
templo	temple	noun
tempo	tempo: referring to time in music	noun
têmpo de gherra	wartime, war-time	noun
têmpo [têmpor-]	tense in grammar, time	noun
tempor	temple: side of the head behind the eyes; Latin: tempus	noun
têmporada	season	noun
têmporal	temporal: related to time or existence in this life relative to the eternal.	adjective
têmporalitá	temporary nature, of a time but for a time	noun
têmporare	temporary: not permanent, for a limited time	adjective
têmporaremén	temporarily	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
temtación	temptation	noun
temtadore	tempting, appealing	adjective	Portuguese/Galcian/Spanish: tentadora/tentador
temtar	tempt; feel/probe	verb
temtativa	attempt	noun	Portuguese, French
Ten un eccelente fin de setmana	Have a great weekend	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: Ten un excelente fin de semana
ten, teng, tin	have, hold or take (imperative or command form)	verb	Spanish: ten, tenga, tengamos, tened, tengan; Portuguese: tem, tenha, tenhamos, tende, tenham
tenace	tenacious	adjective
tenacitá	tenacity	noun
tenatsa	tongs	noun
tenchi	toe	noun	St. Lucian
tendedero	clothesline	noun	Spanish: tendedero
tendença	tendency, inclination	noun
tendença alciste	upward trend	noun
tendença de calentamento	warming trend	noun
tendença de enfrijamento	cooling trend	noun
tendenchose	tendentious: having a definite purpose	adjective
tender	tend (towards something): be inclined to	verb
tendón [+:tendónz]	tendon	noun
tenedor de acciones	shareholder	noun	Spanish
tenedor, garfo	fork (eating utensil)	noun	Spanish: tenedor, Portuguese: garfo
tenem	have, has (present tense)	verb
tenem plene	is fully, is plainly	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
tenem plene conocimento de	is fully aware of; has full knowledge of	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
tenêr	content	noun	French: teneur
tener bocu de fachada	be all show and no substance	verb
tener bon unda	have a good vibe	verb
tener l'întênción de	intend	verb
tener palanca cun	know influential people	verb
tener partido entre	have support among	verb
tener preferença	have priority	verb
tener savor de	taste like	verb
tener [tuvi-, tenga-, tin-]	have, hold, keep	verb
tenerá	will have, will be in possesion of	verb
tengam	present subjunctive of tener (to have)	verb
tenis	tennis	noun
tenue	faint (light, line, mark, smell); tenuous	adjective
tenwî	attire, outfit	noun	Fr: tenue
tenwî de pombiero	fireman's uniform	noun
Teodor	Theodore, Teodor (name)	noun
Teófilo	Theophilus	noun
teológic	theological	adjective
teologíê	theology	noun
teologo	theologian	noun
teóric	theoretical	adjective
teoricamén	theoretically	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
teoríê	theory	noun
teoríê conspirative; teoríê dele conspiración	conspiracy theory	noun	Spanish: teoría de la conspiración, Italian: teorie cospirative
teoríê de l'estabilitá hegemónic	hegemonic stability theory	noun
teosofíê	theosophy	noun
teosofo	theosophist	noun
tequeño	deep-fried flour roll filled with cheese, cheese stick	noun
terabaitê, teraoctet	terabyte (TB): 1024 gigabytes; 2 to the 40th power bytes	noun
terabît	terabit (Tb): 1024 gigabits	noun
terapéutic	therapeutic	adjective
terapia	therapy	noun
terciare	tertiary	adjective
terciera	3rd/third note above root in music	noun
terciere	3rd, third	adjective
terciero	3rd, third	noun
teredey	yerba mate based drink served cold and usually with fruit juice and/or herbs	noun
tererey	cold maté with added fruit juice and/or steeped herbs	noun	Guarani: tereré
tergiversar	twist (words), misconstrue, distort (meaning or words)	verb	sp
termal	thermal, related to heat	adjective
térmic	thermic, thermal, heated	adjective
terminábel	terminable, something that (eventually) ends	adjective
término	end, term, word (vocabulary), point (geometric, geographic)	noun
termodinámic	thermodynamic	adjective
termodinámica	thermodynamics	noun
termogénic	thermogenic	adjective
termometro	thermometer	noun
termonucleare	thermonuclear	adjective	French: thermonucléaire
termoquímica	thermochemistry	noun
termosfera	thermosphere	noun
termosféric	thermospheric	adjective
termostato	thermostat	noun
terne	tender, warm-hearted, mellow	adjective	Spanish: tierno; Portuguese: terno
ternera	beef, cow meat	noun
terno	suit (men's), gear (that is worn on body)	noun
ternura	tenderness	noun	Spanish/Portuguese
terra aerábel	arable land	noun
terra recuperade	reclaimed land, recuperated land	noun
terra, Terra [terri-]	earth, Earth (our planet)	noun
terran	earth, from earth	adjective
terrano	earthling	noun
terraplén	earthwork, terrace	noun	Spanish: terraplén
terrariu	terrarium	noun
terrazgo	arable land tax	noun
terremoto	earthquake	noun
terrenal	earthly	adjective
terreno	terrain (the lay of the land), ground (when referring to location or jurisdiction)	noun
terreno alte	high ground	noun
térreo	ground floor	noun
terrestre	terrestrial	adjective
terríbel	terrible	adjective
terribelmén	terribly	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
terrigene	terrigenous: land-produced	adjective
terrigénesi	terragenesis	noun
territorial	territorial, regional	adjective
territorio	territory: place of earth	noun
terrorismo	terrorism	noun
terrorista	terrorist	noun
tertulia	get-together with friends	noun
terucho	counterfeit, fake	noun	Lunfardo, old Spanish
tésauro	thesaurus	noun
tesi [-tétic]	thesis	noun
teso	expert	noun
test	test, quiz, exam (school, learning)	noun
testaferro	frontman, front company, figurehead	noun
testigo	witness	noun
testigo pericial	expert witness	noun
testigo presenchal	eyewitness	noun
testimento	testament	noun
testimoñar; testifiçar	testify	verb
testimoño	testimony	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Latin: testimonium; Spanish: testimonio; Portuguese: testemunho
testimoño de estima	testimonial, professional reference	noun
tetcho	ceiling	noun	Spanish: techo
tetrarc	tetrarch	noun
texano	person of Texan background, the traditional music from the region	noun
Texas	Texas (alternative historical timeline)	noun
tianghi	small market (for selling and buying goods)	noun	Phillipine: tiangge; Mexican Spanish: tianguis from Nahuatl: tianquiztli
tiatral	theatrical	adjective
tiatro	theater, theatre	noun
Tíbet	Tibet	noun
tiburon	shark	noun	Spanish, originally Carib
tienda	shop; open-air exchange place	noun	Spanish
tiendero	shopkeeper	noun
tierne	cute	adjective
tigela	bowl	noun
tigrê	tiger	noun
Tihadchi	Congratulations, Literally: may this renew you.	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Hebrew
tilinque	full, replete	adjective
timarana	madhouse, mental hospital	noun	Judeo-Spanish
timba	belly	noun
timbon	potbelly	noun
timbur	tembre	noun
tímide	timid	adjective
timiditá	timidity	noun
timón	rudder (on airplane, boat, ship)	noun	Spanish
Timor	Timor	noun
timorense	East Timorese	adjective
tiña	ringworm	noun	Spanish
tincar	think (regarding an opinion of)	verb
tinebras	darkness, total obscurity	noun
tipi	tepee	noun	English originally from Lakota
típic	typical	adjective
tipo	type	noun
tipologíê	typology	noun
tira	piece that was torn or cut off, shred	noun	Spanish: tira
tiránic	tyrannical	adjective
tiraníê	tyranny	noun
tirar	pull down, pull out, knock down (a building); draw (a sword)	verb
tirar basura (en)	litter	verb
tiro de cavaloz	team of horses	noun
tiruôr	drawer (of cabinet or dresser)	noun
tisora	scissors	noun
titánic	titanic	adjective
titaniu	titanium, sociological factors	noun
Tito	Titus	noun
títul	title, headline	noun
títul de posgrado	graduate degree	noun
títul universitare	undergraduate degree	noun
tlacuachi	possum, oppossum	noun
tlapaleria	hardware store, do-it-yourself store	noun
toala	towel (for body)	noun
tocar	play music; ring (a bell)	verb
toceloti	ocelot	noun
tocino, bacon	bacon	noun	Spanish: tocino; French/Portuguese: bacon
tócsic	toxic	adjective
tocsicodependenti, drogadicto	drug addict	noun	Portuguese, Spanish
tocsicologíê	toxicology	noun
todo	all	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
todo comprise	all-encompassing, all-inclusive	adjective
todo de un pieça	straightforward	adjective	French: tout d’une pièce
todo eloz	all of them	noun
todo l'întênciónz i propósitoz	all intents and purposes	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
todo l'outroz	everyone else	noun
todo le djorn	all day (long), whole day	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
todo le mundi	the whole world, everyone (in the world)	noun
todo nos	all of us	noun
todo xenti	everyone, all people, everybody	noun
todo [tot-]	all, the whole of, every	adjective
todo-terrene	all-terrain	adjective
todom	everyone, everybody	noun	Like Catalan: tothom in its construction
todopussante	almighty, all-powerful	adjective
Todopussanti	the Almighty	noun
tolerábel	tolerable	adjective
toleración	toleration	noun
tolerança	tolerance	noun
tolerar	tolerate	verb
tômahac	tomahawk	noun
tomar	take, drink	verb
tomar nota de	record events in journal, take note of	verb
tomar partido	take sides	verb
tomati	tomato	noun
tomatillo	tomatillo	noun
tomber	drop, tumble	verb
tomillo	thyme (spice), thymus vulgaris	noun	Spanish: tomillo
tomo	tome: single volume of many books; one section of a literary piece	noun
tomo colective	omnibus, complete tome	noun
tonal	tonal	adjective
tôndera	thunder	noun
tónica	medicine that you take to get more energy and feel healthier; carbonated water	noun
tónico	tonic: root note in music	noun
tono	tone, pitch (music)	noun
tono protectore; tono paternal	patronizing tone	noun
tonte	silly, foolish, goofy	adjective
tonteríê	foolishness, sillyness	noun
tontorone	very silly (this is normally used with endearment)	adjective
tôo	thaw: an improvement in the relationship between two countries	noun	English: thaw
topi	speed bump, speed hump	noun	Mexican Spanish: tope
tópic	topical, external (use), clichéd, trite	adjective
tópico	platitude, cliché	noun
tôpo	top, peak	noun
tôpográfic	topographic, topographical	adjective
tôpografíê	topography	noun
toranxa	grapefruit	noun	Mexico Spanish, Portuguese: toranja; Catalan: aranja
torbón	rain with thunder and lightning	noun	Galician
torcida	group of serious fans	noun
torcide	skewed	adjective
tornado	tornado	noun
tornasol	litmus	noun
toro [taur-]	bull	noun
torpe	foolish	adjective
torrencial	torrential, pouring hard, gushing out	adjective
torrenti [torrenci-]	fast flowing water, rapids	noun
torrio	tower	noun
torrio de oficinaz	office tower	noun
torrio esquinare	corner tower	noun
tortillaz	tortillas: small flatbread made of finely ground flour or corn	noun
tortuga	turtle	noun
tortughismo	bureaucratic delay	noun
tortuose	winding, windy; complex, intricate , convoluted	adjective	Italian
tortura	torture	noun
tosa	rate	noun	sp: tasa
tosa de împortación, dretchoz de împortación	import duty	noun
tostada	toast (bread)	noun
tostadore	toasted	adjective
tostapaña, tostadora	toaster (for bread)	noun
tostar	toast , roast	verb
tostonz	fried banana slices	noun
total	total	adjective
totau	total	noun
tótem	totem	noun
totopo	tortilla chip	noun	Mexican Spanish: totopo
toupo	mole (animal)	noun
tovaleta	washcloth, wipe (wet)	noun
tovalla	tablecloth, cloth that covers up furniture	noun	Catalan: estovalles; Italian: tovaglia
tove	good (used for something that has fulfilled its purpose for which it was created)	adjective	Hebrew, Yiddish
tovillo	ankle	noun	Spanish: tobillo
tracaseríê	something done to make another's life more difficult; Can refer to policemen or soldiers asking for fines or bribes	noun	Kinshasa French
tracción	traction	noun
tractor	tractor: motor vehicle that plows, drags, or pulls	noun
tradición	tradition	noun
tradicional	traditional	adjective
traducción	translation	noun
traducción automátic	machine translation, automatic translation	noun	Spanish, Catalan, French, Portuguese, Italian
traducir [tradusca-, tradux-, traducc-]	translate	verb
traductor, traductriç	translator	noun
traduscam	present subjunctive of traducir [to translate]	verb	Spanish: traduzca, traduzcas, traduzcan, traduzcáis, traduzcamos
tragalivroz	bookworm, geek	noun
tragar	swallow/scarf down (food), gulp down	verb
tragediê	tragedy	noun
Tragediê dele Recursos Comune	tragedy of the commons	noun
trágic	tragic	adjective
tragicien	tragedian	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: trágico
tragón, tragona	greedy person, pig	noun
traher [trac-]	pull, draw, plow	verb
traición	treachery, betrayal, treason	noun	Spanish: traición; Portuguese: traição
traicionare	treacherous	adjective
traicioneramén	treachorously	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
traicionere	treachorous (attempt, intention); unpredictable and dangerous (ocean current); disloyal (leader)	adjective
traidor	traitor	noun
trajeto	journey	noun
trajetorio	trajectory: the path followed by a projectile	noun
trama	plot (of book, story)	noun
tramar	plot, weave	verb
tramitande	processing, proceeding	adjective
tramitar	process: negotiate, transact (access, license, passport...)	verb
trámiti	procedure or progression that requires steps or stages	noun	Sp: trámite
trampa	trap, snare	noun
trampa egsplosive	booby trap	noun
trampi de acceso	manhole	noun
tranquil	happy, tranquil, at ease	adjective
tranquilmén	tranquilly, silently, peacefully	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
tranquilope	all calm and well	adjective	Jopará
transcendental	transcendental	adjective
transcendentalismo	transcendentalism	noun
transcender	transcend	verb
transcontinental	transcontinental	adjective
transcriver	transcibe	verb
transcultural	cross-cultural	adjective
transcurrer	elapse, lapse	verb	Portuguese: transcorrer, Spanish: transcurrir
transeúnte	transient, itinerant	adjective
transeúnti	transient, itinerant person	noun
transferir	transfer, move/shift	verb	Spanish/Portuguese: transferir; French: transférer; Italian: trasferire
transfiguración	transfiguration (usually of Christ)	noun	Spanish
transformación	transformation	noun
transformación ideológic	ideological transformation	noun	Sp: transformación ideológica
transformar	transform	verb
transgénic	transgenic, genetically-modified, GM	adjective
transgredir [transgres-]	transgress, infringe or violate agreed norms	verb	Spanish/Portuguese/Catalan: transgredir
transgresión	wrongdoing, transgression, infringement	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun	Portuguese: transgressão; Spanish: transgresión; Catalan: transgressió
transgresor	transgressor	noun
transición	transition	noun
transicional	transitional	adjective
transigença	transigence	noun
transigente	transigent, willing to compromise or change position	adjective
transiger	put up with, tolerate, compromise	verb	Spanish/Catalan: transigir; Latin: transigere
transito	transit: movement of people or goods	noun
transitorie	transient, passing, transitory	adjective
transladar	be relocated (for job, family, etc), move ones place of residence	verb
transmisión	transmission, act of transmitting	noun
transmisión interhuman	human-to-human transmission	noun
transmisor	transmitter	noun
transmitir	transmit, broadcast	verb
transmutábel	transmutable, able to be transformed	adjective
transmutación	transmutation, change, transformation	noun
transmutar	transmute, change the physical appearance of	verb
transnacional	transnational	adjective
transparença	transparency	noun
transparente	transparent	adjective
transportar	transport	verb
transporti	transportation	noun
transportista	carrier, hauler, haulier	noun
transvulado	flight across to somewhere; crossing flight	noun	Italian: trasvolata
trapezio	trapeze (device)	noun
trapezista	trapeze artist	noun
trapezoidê	trapezoid	noun
trapo	rag	noun	Spanish
tráquea	trachea, windpipe	noun
traqueal	tracheal	adjective
trará	will bring (from trazer)	verb
traríeb	would bring (from trazer)	verb	Portuguese: traria, trarias; Spanish: traería, traerías
trasere	behind, back, rear	adjective
trasti	fret (of guitar)	noun	Sp/Po: traste
trastorno	upheaval, disorder	noun
trastorno dele pesonalitá	personality disorder	noun
trastornoz polític	political disturbances, political upheavals	noun
tratado	treaty, treatise	noun
Tratado de Libre Comerço de Nortamérica	NAFTA: North American Free Trade Agreement	noun
tratamento	treatment	noun
tratar	treat	verb
tratar de	try to do something (follow this with verb in the infinitive); deal with	verb
tratcha principal	main course of meal	noun
trato entre bastidorez	backstage deal	noun	Spanish: trato entre bastidores
tratoria	family restaurant	noun	Italian
trauma	trauma	noun
traumátic	traumatic	adjective
traumatizante	traumatizing	adjective
traumatizar	traumatize	verb
travérs	crossbeam, transverse beam	noun	Spanish: través
traxi	suit, outfit (combination of clothes)	noun	traje (Spanish)
trazer [trar-]	bring, bring along	verb	Portuguese: trazer; Spanish: traer
treballador altamén calificade	high-skilled worker	noun	Spanish: trabajador altamente calificado
treballador na-especializade	low-skilled worker; non-specialized worker	noun	Spanish: trabajador no especializado
treballadore	hardworking	adjective
treballar	work, busy towards a goal	verb	French: travailler; Portuguese: trabalhar; Spanish: trabajar; Catalan: treballar; Galician: traballar
treballo	work done towards a goal, job	noun
treballo atrasade	backlog	noun	Spanish: trabajo atrasado
treballo de curso	coursework	noun	French: travaux de cours; Spanish: trabajo de curso; Catalan: treball del curs
treballose	laborous, difficult	adjective
treballoz forçade	hard labor, forced labor	noun
trébol	clover, trefoil	noun
trecime	13th, thirteenth	adjective
trecimo	13th, thirteenth	noun
tregua	truce	noun
trein	train (that follows tracks)	noun
tremende	tremendous	adjective
tremlar	tremble	verb
trentime	30th, thirtieth	adjective
trentimo	30th, thirtieth (thing, person...)	noun
trepar	climb (tree, ladder)	verb
trepidación	trepidation	noun
trepidar	tremble, hurry (out of fear)	verb
trepide	trepid, trembling from fear or terror	adjective
tresoro	treasury, treasure	noun
triadj	screening, vetting	noun
triangul	triangle	noun
triangulare	triangular	adjective
tribu	tribe	noun
tribuna	raised platform, grandstand	noun
tribunau	tribunal	noun
tribuno	tribune, magistrate, head of a tribe	noun
tricambral	tricameral	adjective
triclinio	dining room (fancy word)	noun
trigo	wheat	noun
trija	track, rail (train, tram)	noun	Portugues: trilho
trilateral	trilateral	adjective
trillade	trite, worn-out	adjective
trimestrê	trimester	noun
trimestrial	trimestrial	adjective
trinchanti	carving knife or carving fork	noun	Spanish: trinchante,trinche
trinchar	cut, carve (culinary)	verb	Spanish: trinchar
trinitá	trinity	noun
trinitare	trinitary	adjective
trinitense	Trinidadian and Tobagonian	adjective
triomfal	triumphal	adjective
triomfante	triumphant	adjective
triomfar sobrê	triumph over	verb
triomfo	triumph	noun
tripartite	tripartite	adjective
triple	triple, threefold	adjective
tríptico	triptych: usually 3-fold painting	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: tríptico
tripulación	crew, manning	noun
tripulación	crew (of a ship), air staff, manning	noun	Spanish: tripulación; Portuguese: tripulação
tripular	man, crew	verb
tripular	man, crew	verb
triste	sad, miserable	adjective
tristesa	sadness	noun	Catalan: tristesa; Portuguese/Spanish: tristeza
triune	triune	adjective
trivial	trivial, banal	adjective
trivialitá	triviality, trivial matter, trite remark, banality	noun
trofeo	trophy	noun
trombón	trombone	noun
trompa	trunk (of elephant), proboscis (insect), snout (anteater), French horn	noun	Spanish, Catalan, Romanian: trompa; Portuguese: tromba; French: trompe
trompeta	trumpet	noun
tronco	trunk (of tree, in anatomy, in botany), torso	noun
tropezar	trip, stumble, bump into, trip over	verb
tropezón	stumble, trip, blunder	noun
tropezón en le camino	bump in the road	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Spanish: tropezón en el camino
tropo	trope	noun
troposfera	troposphere	noun
troposféric	tropospheric	adjective
tros	piece	noun	Catalan: tros; Occitan: tròç; Spanish: trozo
trotskismo	Trotskyism: theory of marxism advocated by Leon Trotsky	noun
trotskista	Trotskyist	noun
trôvar	find (after not seeing for a while)	verb
trubador	troubadour: lyric poet and musician	noun
trubar	compose in lyric and song	verb	Vulgar Latin *tropare "compose, sing"
trubo	trope, ditty, song with clever lyrics	noun
truco	trick, ruse	noun
truncar	truncate	verb
truno	thunder	noun
trupa	troop: group of soldiers or servicemen	noun
tuberculosi	tuberculosis	noun
tuberculosi	tuberculosis	noun
tubo	tube	noun
tuchábel	touchable	adjective
tuchar	touch	verb
tucura	grasshopper	noun
tudo	everything	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tuerca	nut (for a bolt)	noun
tuerca de montadj	mounting nut	noun
tuerca hecsagonal	hex nut	noun
tuétano	marrow	noun
tufue	smelly	adjective
tumba	tomb, grave	noun
túmulo	tumulus, burial mound	noun
tumulo	speed bump	noun
tumultu	tumult, turmoil, uproar	noun
tumultuose	tumultuous	adjective
túnel	tunnel	noun
túnel carpal	carpal tunnel	noun
túnica	tunic	noun
Tunisia	Tunisia	noun
tupla	record (basic data structure in computer science) or row in database; tuple	noun
turbar	trouble, disturb	verb
turbina eólic	wind turbin	noun
turbulença	turbulence	noun
turbulente	turbulent	adjective
turco	Turk (Turkish person)	noun
turcoise	turquoise: color	adjective
turcomene	Turkmen	adjective
turcomeni	Turkmen	noun
Turcomenistôn	Turkmenistan	noun
turista	tourist	noun
turístic	tourist, touristic	adjective
turístic localitá	tourist area, tourist locality	noun
turner	turn (a wrench, key, etc)	verb
turno	shift, turn	noun
turnwa	tournament	noun	french: tournoi, German: Turnier
turque	Turkish	adjective
turquech	turkish (language)	noun
Turquía	Turkey (country)	noun
tutela	tutelage, guardianship	noun	Spanish/Italian: tutela
tutelare	tutelary	adjective
tutumut	bundle of things or services	noun
tuvi	preterite (perfect past) of tener, had	verb
tuviessê	imperfect subjunctive of tener [to have/hold]	verb
twomper	deceive, mislead	verb
twompose	deceiving, misleading	adjective
ubicación	location, branch of office	adjective
ubicade	located	adjective		Past participle adjective form
ubicadu	located	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ubicar	localize, be located/situated	verb
ubicater	get real (locate yourself)	verb
ubicue	ubiquitous	adjective
ubicuitá	ubiquity	noun
ublio	oblivion	noun
ubliose de	forgetful of	adjective
ubuntu	universal brotherhood of sharing, hospitality, and collaboration; being human to each other because we are all connected; the human personality (Article 26)	noun	Bantu/Zulu/Xhosa
ucho	external door, door to enter a house or building	noun	Italian: uscio; Romansh: üsch; Romanian: ușă
ucrainech	Ukrainian	noun
Ucrania	Ukraine	noun
ucranian	Ukrainian	adjective
ucraniano	Ukrainian	noun
úlcera	ulcer	noun
ultimamén	lately, of late, recently	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
últime uora dele mañá	late morning	noun
últime uora dele targi	late afternoon	noun
ultime [ultima-]	last, ultimate, latest	adjective
ultrajade	outraged, offended	adjective		Past participle adjective form
ultrajadu	outraged, offended	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ultrajar	offend, insult, abuse	verb
ultralevian	ultra light	adjective
ultramoderne	ultramodern	adjective
un	an, a	article or demonstrative
un acordo de paç	a peace settlement	noun
un bon estona	a good while, quite a while	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
un distançamento	distancing (oneself)	noun	Spanish: un distanciamiento
un etapa de paç	a period of peace	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
un manera de gañar le vida	a means of earning a living	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
un peor de	some, undetermined (amount of)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
un pesona sens tatcha	a person who is beyond reproach	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
un prósime día	some day soon	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
un pussança mundial	a world power	noun
un vida de ocio	a life of leisure	noun
uña	nail (anatomy)	noun
unánime	unanimous	adjective
uncime	11th, eleventh	adjective
uncimo	11th, eleventh	noun
unda de radio	radio wave	noun
unda [-undul-]	wave	noun
undulación	ondulation	noun
undulante	undulating	adjective
undular	undulate	verb
unez	some, around/about	article or demonstrative
unga	voodoo priest	noun	Haitian
ungido	the annointed, the elect	noun
ungir	elect, put ointment on	verb
unguento	ointment, salve	noun	Sp: ungüento
únic	unique	adjective
unicambral	unicameral	adjective
unide	united	adjective
Unídioma	a constructed artistic naturalistic language: means uni- (one) and idioma (language)	noun
unidu	united	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
unificación	unification	noun
unificade	unified	adjective		Past participle adjective form
unificadu	unified	past participle		Used with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
unificante	unifying	adjective
unifiçar [unifica-]	unify	verb
uniforme	uniform: of same size, shape, or color; unvarying	adjective
uniformi	uniform: same standard of attire	noun
uniformitá	uniformity	noun
unigénite	only begotten, one and only	adjective
unilateral	unilateral	adjective
unir	unite	verb
unitá	unity, oneness	noun
unitá de vigilança întensive	ICU: intensive care unit	noun
univariente	univarient	adjective
universal	universal	adjective
universalismo	universalism	noun
universitá	university: college with many schools and subjects offered	noun
universitare	academic, relating to universities	adjective
universitario	university student, academic (person), undergraduate	noun
universo [univers-]	universe	noun
unívoque	unambiguous, straight, one-to-one (relation)	adjective
uno atrás de l'outro	one after the other	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
uno dele prioritáz	on the agenda, one of the priorities	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
uno vuelta dele terra	one revolution of the earth	noun
unoutre	another	adjective
untar	smear	verb
uora [-wor-]	hour	noun
uorario	timetable	noun	Spanish: horario; Portuguese: horário
upistido	cake made of coffee, almonds and hazelnuts, raisins, and grape syrup	noun
urbanización	urbanization	noun
urgença [urgench-]	urgency, emergency (medical)	noun
urgenchal	urgential	adjective
urgente	urgent	adjective
urina	urine	noun
urinar	urinate	verb
urinare	urinary	adjective
urinau	urinal, bed pan	noun
usar	use	verb
usario	user	noun	Spanish: usario
uso tópic	external use, topical use	noun
usura [usuri-]	usury	noun
usuriose	usurious	adjective
usurpación	usurpation, encroachment	noun
usurpar	usurp (power, role...), encroach	verb
usurpatorie	usurpatory	adjective
utchel	small bird	noun	Romansch
utensilio	tool, utensil, furniture	noun
útero	uterus, womb	noun
útil	useful	adjective
utilitar	utilize	verb
utilitarie	utility	adjective
utilización	utilization	noun
utilización normal	normal usage	noun
utilizade	utilized	adjective
utilizar	utilize	verb
utilladj	tools and equipment	noun	Spanish: utillaje
utopia	utopia: not a place	noun	Greek prefix: ou (not)
utopian	utopian	adjective
uva; raimo	grape	noun
va	go, goes	verb		Present tense of ir
vaca [vacc-]	cow	noun
vaciar	empty	verb
vacíe	empty	adjective
vacilante	hesitant, wavering, faltering, shaky, tentative	adjective
vacilar	hesitate, waver, vacillate	verb
vacío	void, emptiness	noun
vacío espritual	spiritual vacuum	noun
vacudo	villager with lots of cattle	noun
vacue	vacuous	adjective
vacuitá	vacuousness, vacuity	noun
vacuna, vaccina	vaccine	noun
vacunación	vaccination (act of)	noun	Spanish: vacunación
vacunar	vaccinate	verb	Spanish: vacunar
vagar	roam, wonder	verb	Spanish: vagar; Latin: vagari
vaghe	vacant	adjective
vaina	seed pod	noun
valencia	valence, valency	noun
vali	valley	noun	Po: vale; Sp: valle
validación	validation	noun
validar	validate	verb
valide	valid	adjective
validitá	validity	noun
valisa	suitcase (when traveling)	noun	French: valise, Spanish: valija
valla	wall, fence	noun	Spanish: valla	(usually something tall and impenetrable)
valor	worth, value	noun
valor atípic, valor anómale	outlier (atypical value)	noun
valorizar-se	gain value (appreciate)	verb	Portuguese: valorizar-se
valuose	valuable	adjective
válvul	valve (heart, mechanical)	noun
vama	is going to, are going to, am going to...	verb	shortened and simplified form of Spanish van a, vamos a...	precedes infinitive of verb, denoting future tense of something planned or willed to do.
vandálic	vandalic, vandalistic, of vandalism	adjective
vandalismo	vandalism	noun
vane	vain, futile	adjective
vanitá	vanity	noun
vantadj	advantage	noun
vantadj acumulative (l'efeitu Matiyu)	accumulative advantage (the Matthew Effect)	noun
vantadj comparative	comparative advantage	noun
vantadjose	advantageous	adjective
vantana	window that opens to let in air	noun
vanto	wind	noun
vantose	windy	adjective
Vanuatu	Vanuatu: a nation of island in the south Pacific	noun
vapor de agua	water vapor	noun
vaquero	cowboy	noun
vara	rod, shaft (car, engine)	noun
varano	monitor lizard	noun
varejista	retailer, shop-owner	noun	Brazilian Portuguese
varejo	retail: selling of goods to the public	noun	Brazilian Portuguese
variábel	variable	adjective
variabilitá	variability	noun
variabli	variable (science, mathematics)	noun
varianti	variant	noun
varietáz	varieties	noun
variose	various, several	adjective
varón	male	noun
varranda	veranda	noun
vasaladj	vassalage, serfdom, fealty	noun
vasalo	vassal, serf	noun
vasculare	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.	adjective
vascularización	vascularization, vascularisation	noun
vasessê	imperfect subjunctive of ir	verb
vasi	preterite (perfect past) of ir, went	verb
vaso	glass (for drinking); cup with no handle	noun
vaso de wisqui	whiskey glass, short glass	noun
vaste	vast, widespread, far-reaching	adjective
vay	go (imperative or command form)	verb	Galician: vai, vaia, vaiamos, ide, vaian; Spanish: ve, vayamos, vaya, vayan
vaya	present subjunctive of ir	verb
vazar	go away; go home	verb
veç [+:vecez]	turn, time	noun
vecine	neighboring, next door	adjective
vecinitá	vicinity	noun
vecsación	vexation	noun
vecsar	vex, treat badly, annoy	verb
vecsatorie	vexatious, vexing	adjective	Sp: vejatorio; Po: vexatório	causing or tending to cause annoyance, frustration, or worry.
vega	land beside a river	noun
vegetau	vegetable	noun
vehemença	vehemence, impetuosity, impulsiveness (imprudence)	noun
vehícul	vehicle	noun
vehícul utilitarie esportive (VUE)	SUV: Sports Utility Vehicle	noun	Spanish: vehículo utilitario deportivo; Portuguese: utilitário esportivo
vehiculare	vehicular	adjective
veina	vein: blood vessel, a streak or stripe of a different element or color in rock or cheese, sometimes refers to layer of water in the earth	noun
vela	sail (of ship)	noun
velar	veil, conceal	verb
velatorio	chapel of rest; room for vigil	noun
veleiro	sailboat	noun
vellard	old person	noun	French: vieillard
vellardez	old people, the elderly	noun
velle	old	adjective	French: vieille/vieux, Spanish: viejo, Portuguese: velho, Catalan: vell
vellesa	old age	noun
vellón	fleece	noun	Spanish/Galcian: vellón; Catalan: velló
velo	veil	noun
veloce	fast, swift	adjective
velocitá	velocity	noun
velocitá mácsime, límiti de velocitá	speed limit	noun
vem	sees, see (present tense)	verb		See: ver
ven, veng	come (imperative or command form)	verb	Spanish: ven, vengamos, venga, vengan; Portuguese: vem, venha, venhamos, vinde, venham
vencedor	victor, winner in battle, vanquisher, conqueror	noun
vencer [vença-]	overcome, prevail, vanquish	verb	Spanish, Portuguese
vencíbel	conquerable, beatable (able to lose)	adjective
vencidore	winning, victor, victorious	adjective
vencimento	due date, expiration, maturity of a debt or payment; something that is ready or mature	noun	Spanish: vencimiento; Portuguese: vencimento
vendedor	vender, seller	noun
vender	sell, vend	verb
vender a varejo	retail	verb	Brazilian Portuguese
vendu	seeing	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
veneno	venom, poison (usually of animal or used figuratively)	noun
venerábel	worshipful	adjective
veneración	veneration, worship	noun
venerar	venerate, revere	verb
venezolan	Venezuelan	adjective
venezolano, venezolana	Venezuelan person	noun	Spanish/Catalan: venezolano/a
Venezuela [venezola-]	Venezuela	noun
vengam	present subjunctive of venir [to come]	verb
venir trôvar algom	come and see someone	verb
venir [vini-, venga-]	come	verb	Spanish: venir, Portuguese: vir, French
venjança	revenge, vengeance	noun
venjar	avenge	verb
venjar-se	take revenge	verb
ventalla	valve (botany): one of the pieces into which certain fruits naturally separate when they dehisce	noun
vente	seeing	adjective
ventere	coming, forthcoming	adjective	Portuguese: vindouro, Spanish: venidero
venti	size of about 20 ounces of coffee or another drink	noun
ventilación	ventilation	noun
ventilador	fan (electric)	noun
ventilar	ventilate, toss the air around	verb
ver [-vist-, -viz-, -vid-]	see, hold in view	verb
verace	veracious: habitually disposed to speak the truth; truthful	adjective	Sp:veraz
veracitá	veracity, truthfulness	noun
verano	Summer	noun
verbal	verbal	adjective
verbo	verb	noun
verbose	verbose	adjective
verbose	wordy, verbose	adjective
verbositá	verbosity	noun
verde	green	adjective
verdejante	verdant, verdurous	adjective	Portuguese
verdura	greenery, greenness	noun
verga	rod, yardarm (ship); penis (vulgar)	noun
vergoña	shame, embarassment, disgrace	noun	Italian: vergogna; Spanish: vergüenza; Portuguese: vergonha; Catalan: vergonya; Galician: vergoña
verídic	veridical, truthful	adjective
veridito	verdict	noun
verificación	verification	noun
verificade	verified	adjective
verifiçar de feituz	fact-check	verb
verifiçar [verifica-]	verify, check: prove something to be true, confirm	verb
veritá	verity, truth	noun
veritábel [vera-]	truthful, veritable, true, not false, real	adjective
veritabelmén	truly, veritably, for real, verily	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
vermelle	vermilion, bright/vivid red, reddish/ginger (color)	adjective		originally made from powdered cinnabar
vernácul	vernacular: language or dialect of the regular people	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: vernáculo; Italian: vernaculo
vernaculare	vernacular	adjective
vernacularitá	vernacularity	noun
versatil	versatile	adjective
versatilitá	versatility	noun
versícul	verse of Bible or in poetry	noun
versión	version	noun
vertebrado	vertebrate	noun
vertebraz	vertebre	noun
vertedero	landfill (site)	noun
verter	pour, spill, shed	verb
vertical	vertical	adjective
vertrevun	expelled person (from their home); displaced person	noun
vertrevun înterne; desplacido înterne	IDP; internally displaced person	noun	German: Vertreibung; Dutch: verdrevene
vertud [vertu-,virtu-, -tudin-]	virtue	noun	French: vertu, Spanish: virtud
vertuose	virtuous	adjective
vertuositá	righteousness, virtuousness	noun	Spanish/French
vésperaz	evening songs and prayers usually in a church service	noun
vespón	hornet	noun
vestíbul	lobby, entry hall, foyer	noun
vestide	dressed	adjective
vestido	dress (of woman), gown	noun
vestidu	dressed	past participle
vestidura	clothing, apparel	noun
vestigio	vestige: mark, trace, sign	noun	Spanish/Itaian: vestigio; Portuguese: vestígio; French: vestige
vestir	dress, put on clothes	verb
viábel	viable, workable, feasible, plausible	adjective
viadj	voyage, trip, journey	noun
viadj înterplanetare	interplanetary voyage, interplanetary travel	noun
viadjar	travel, voyage	verb
viadjero	traveler, voyager	noun
víbora	viper	noun
víbora	viper	noun	Portuguese/Spanish/Galician: víbora; Romanian: vipera; Italian: vipera
vibración	vibration	noun
vibrar	vibrate (of engine)	verb
vibratorie	vibrating	adjective
vicarie	vicarious	adjective	Spanish/Italian: vicario/a
vicario	vicar, representative of a bishop	noun
vice-presidenti	vice-president	noun
vice-roy	viceroy	noun
viceversa	vice versa	adjective
viciar	vitiate: corrupt, spoil, impair, or destroy the quality, efficiency, or validity of.	verb	Catalan/Spanish/Portuguese: viciar; Italian: viziar; French: vicier
vicio	vice, bad habit	noun
vicisitud [-tudin-]	vicissitude	noun
victe	beaten, defeated, conquered	adjective
victoriê	victory	noun
victoriose	victorious	adjective
vicuña	vicuña: camelid (like the llama) from the South American Andes	noun
vida basade en carbono	carbon-based life	noun
vida cotidian (le__)	daily life	noun
vida egstraterrestre	extraterrestrial life	noun	Spanish
vida hônrade	righteous life (honored life)	noun
vida normal (le__)	daily life (normal life)	noun
vida [vit-]	life	noun
vídeo	video	noun
vídeojuco	video game; videogame	noun
videojucotería	videogame store, arcade	noun
vidrasa	window pane	noun
vidriata	stained glass window	noun
vidrio	pane of glass	noun
vidrioz	see you around	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
vientra	belly, bowels, womb	noun	Spanish
viés cognitive	cognitive bias	noun
vigilança	vigilance, watchfulness, surveillance/security (watching)	noun
vigilante	vigilant	adjective
vigilar [vigila-, -vella-]	guard, watch: keep an eye on, patrol	verb
vigorizar	invigorate, revitalize, refresh	verb
vigorose	vigorous	adjective
vígtima	victim	noun
vigtimismo	victimhood	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun
vigtimizació	victimization	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	noun
vigtimizar	victimize	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	verb
viha	imperfect past of ver	verb
vil	vile	adjective
vilano	villain	noun
vilesa	vileness, turpitude	noun	Spanish/Portuguese: vileza; Catalan: vilesa
vilipendiade	vilified, reviled	adjective
vilipendiar	vilify, revile	verb
villa	villa, country home	noun
villadj	village, group of country homes	noun
villazgo	tax, imposition, and/or responsibilities of a town	noun
viludo	velvet	noun
viña	vine (usually of grapes)	noun
vinagrê	vinegar	noun
víncul	tie (friendship, business...), link	noun	Spanish: vínculo
vindrey	Friday	noun
Vindrey Sante	Good Friday	noun
vinêgreta	vinaigrette: dressing of oil, wine vinegar, and seasoning.	noun
viñeido	vineyard: group of vines	noun
vini	preterite of venir [to come]	verb
viniessê	imperfect subjunctive of venir [to come]	verb
vino, wino	wine	noun
vintime	20th, twentieth	adjective
vintimo	20th, twentieth	noun
violador	violator	noun
violar	violate	verb
violença	violence	noun
violente	violent	adjective
violete	violet (purple)	adjective
violín	violin	noun	Spanish: violín; Portuguese/Italian: violino
viral	viral	adjective
virgen [+:virgenz; virgin-]	virgin	noun
virginal	virginal	adjective
viril	virile: strong, powerful; full of sexual energy	adjective
virtual	virtual: almost or nearly as described, but not completely or according to strict definition; not physically existing as such but made by software to appear to do so	adjective
virulente	virulent	adjective
vírus [virul-; +:vírusez]	virus	noun
viscatcha	type of rodent	noun
visceral	visceral, very emotional, of intense emotion	adjective
viscose	viscous	adjective
viscositá	viscosity	noun
visigótic	visigothic	adjective
visitación	visitation	noun
visitanti	visitor	noun
visitar	visit	verb
vista	view	noun
viste	seen (past participle of see)	past participle
vistu	seen (past participle of see)	past participle
vital	vital	adjective
vitalice	for life (during or throughout life), lifelong	adjective	Spanish: vitalicio
vitalitá	vitality	noun
vitalmén	vitally	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
vitamina	vitamin	noun
vitela	calf, veal	noun	Portuguese
vitrina	display cabinet, store window	noun
vitro	test tube, glass tube used in chemistry	noun
vituperación, vituperio	vituperation	noun
vituperar	vituperate	verb
viú	saw (past tense of see)	verb
viuva	widow	noun
vivace	vivacious, lively, zestful	adjective
vivacitá	vivacity, liveliness	noun
vive	alive, lively, living	adjective
vivente	living, animate, live (animals, births)	adjective
viver	live	verb
viver cun recollimento	live in seclusion, live with peace and quiet	verb
vivide	lived	adjective
vividu	lived	past participle
vivificante	life-giving, revitalizing, enlivening	adjective
vivifiçar [vivifica-]	revitalize, enliven	verb
vixente	valid (still), in force, in play, current (legislation)	adjective	Spanish: vigente
vizêvi	vis-à-vis: in relation to, with regard to, regarding (sometimes as compared with)	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	French
vizíbel	visible	adjective
vizibilitá	visibility	noun
viziêr	vizier, vezir, vicer	noun
vizión	vision	noun
vizión de conjunto	overview (whole vision)	noun
vizionare	visionary	adjective
vizionario	visionary	noun
vizualización	visualization	noun
vizualizar	visualize	verb
voç [voc-; +:vocez]	voice	noun
voç-IP, voç sobrê protocolo de înternet	VOIP: voice over IP	noun
vocabulario	vocabulary	noun
vocación	vocation, calling in life	noun
vociferación	vociferation	noun
vociferante	vociferous	adjective
vociferar	vociferate	verb
voçorón	loud, booming voice	noun
vodu	evil spirit	noun
volanti	steering wheel	noun
volátil	volatile	adjective
volatilitá	volatility	noun
volcanic	volcanic	adjective
volcano	volcano	noun
vóleibol	volleyball	noun
volqueta	dump truck	noun
volquetero	dump truck driver	noun
volt	volt	noun
voltadj	voltage	noun
voltadj	voltage	noun
volumen [+:volumenz; volumin-]	volume, loudness, bulkiness, package	noun
voluminose	bulky, voluminous	adjective
voluntá	will	noun
voluntare	voluntary	adjective
voluntaremén	voluntarily	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
voluta	scroll (in architecture)	noun
volver a criar, ricriar	re-create	verb
volver a imaxinar, ri-imaxinar	reimagine, think about something differently	verb
volver a visitar	revisit	verb
volver [vuelt-]	turn, change the orientation of	verb
vómito	vomit, puke	noun
vorace	voracious, insatiable (ravenous or greedy); raging/fierce (when speaking of fires and flames)	adjective	Sp: voraz
voracitá	voracity, voraciousness	noun
vórtici	vortex	noun
votanti	voter	noun
votar	vote, elect	verb
vuacen	neighbor	noun
vudú	voodoo	noun
vuelta	return, turn	noun
vueltar	turn around, turn about	verb
vuelte	turned	adjective
vuelte a naicer	born-again	adjective
vueltu	turned	past participle
vular	fly	verb	Spanish: volar; Italian: volare; Papiamentu; Portuguese: voar
vulgare	vulgar, unrefined, of the common people	adjective
vulgaritá	vulgarity	noun
vulnerábel	vulnerable	adjective
vulnerabilitá	vulnerability	noun
vulo	flight	noun	Italian: volo, Spanish: vuelo; French/Catalan: vol; Portuguese: vôo
Vus estam en le forno.	You're really in a bad situation (literally: You are in the oven)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
wabul	beverage made of plantain, banana, coconut milk, and sugar	noun
wagon	car (of train, subway...), train/railway car	noun
waira	winds (abstract or spiritual sense)	noun	Quechua: wayra
walasa	evil spirit	noun
warme	warm, room temperature	adjective
wasabi	wasabi	noun
watcha	watch	noun
wau	wow	other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder	Spanish: wao
waya	wire	noun
web-página	web page, website	noun
webinario	webinar, online seminar	noun
weco	cavity	noun	Sp: hueco
weholoti	turkey (animal)	noun
weja de carbono	carbon footprint	noun
welga	strike (worker's)	noun
wella	footprint, track (animal), footstep	noun	Spanish: huella
wesera	carcass, frame of a car, remains of vehicle	noun
weso	bone	noun
wespa	wasp	noun
west	west	noun
weste	west	adjective
westeño	westerner	noun
wesude	bony	adjective
weviar	procrastinate, waste time (slang)	verb
wevo [ov-]	egg	noun
wigwom	wigwam, wickiup: round traditional dwelling	noun	Algonquian
wincha	headband, hairband	noun
wipa	meal	noun	St. Lucian
wisnel	sour cherry	noun
wisqui	whiskey	noun
wistiti	marmoset	noun
witlacotch	huitlacoche: corn fungus that is considered the Mexican truffle	noun
wusir	stew, saute	verb	Fr: roussir
xayême	living, having power and movement	adjective	Hebrew: chaim, chayim חַיָּה ; Arabic: hayaah حياة
xefatura	leadership	noun	Sp: jefatura
xefi, xefa	boss, headman, headwoman	noun
xeneralíssimo	generalísimo: supreme commander, generalissimo	noun	Spanish: generalísimo
xénerau	commander of an army, captain general	noun	Spanish: general; French: capitaine général
xenti	people	noun
xenti malvade	wicked men/people	noun
xentío	crowd, group of people	noun
xerocar	photocopy	verb
xerocs	xerox, photocopy	noun
xineti	hockey	noun	Spanish: jinete
xovey	Thursday	noun
xulio	July (month)	noun	Spanish: julio, Portuguese: julho, Galician: xullo; Catalan: juliol; Italian: luglio, French: juillet
xunta	junta, assembly, board	noun	Spanish: junta
yacaranda	jacaranda: south american tree that has blue flowers at the end of dry season	noun
yacente	lying down; recumbent; reclining	adjective
yacer	lie (laying/lying down)	verb
yacimento	bed, deposit (geological); archeological site	noun	Spanish: yacimiento
yagua	royal palm	noun
Yahu, Yah	Jah, Jehovah; short-form of Hebrew Yahweh	noun
Yahuweh, Jehova	Yahweh, Jehovah; Hebrew God	noun
yámbic	iambic	adjective
yambo [yámb-]	iamb	noun
yanero	January	noun	Romanian: ianuarie; Latin: Ianuarii; French: janvier, Italian: gennaio; Spanish: enero; Portuguese: janeiro; Galician: xaneiro
yapa	extra bit, something extra; tip for waiter at restaurant	noun
yardero	groundskeeper	noun
yati	yacht	noun
yegua	mare- the female of a horse or other equine animal.	noun
yejuno	fasting, fast (going without food)	noun	French: jeûne; Spanish: ayuno; Portuguese: jejuns/jejum; Italian: digiuno
yendu	going	verb
yendu a casa	going home	verb
yerrar-se	make a mistake, be mistaken	verb	Judeo-Spanish
yerro	mistake	noun	Judeo-Spanish
yetta	bad luck, jinx	noun	Lombard and Lunfardo
yeyo	low blood pressure or dizziness	noun
yidech	Yiddish	noun
Yisrael	Israel	noun	Judeo-Spanish
yogur	yogurt	noun
Yónic	Ionic	adjective
yottabaitê, yottaoctet	yottabyte (YB): 1024 zetabytes; 2 to the 80th power bytes; 1 septillion bytes	noun
yu-es-bi	USB	noun
yuda	help, aid	noun
yudar	help, assist	verb
yudita	little help	noun
yuel	yule	noun
yugo	yoke (of oxen, or figurative)	noun
yujos	medicinal herbs	noun
Yunai	United Fruit Company	noun
yundir	sink, submerge	verb	Sp: hundir
yurta	yurt: tradional house	noun
zafar	unknit, loosen	verb
zahara	blossom	noun	Maltese, Siculo-Arabic
zaid	era of time, period of time	noun
zaid ventere	coming times, coming ages	noun
zaidgaist	zeitgeist, spirit of the age	noun	German
zalamere	smooth-spoken, flattering, greasy (of a salesman)	adjective
zambrano	large shrub or tree that produces legumes	noun
zamirnamén	deliberately	adverb (clearly and always an adverb)	Czech
zamirne [zamirna-]	deliberate, intentional, purposeful, calculated	adjective	Czech
zampar	slap on, put on	noun
zangi	freshwater eel	noun	St. Lucian
zanxa	trench, ditch	noun	Spanish
zapayu	vegetable marrow	verb
zarpa	paw (of mammal)	noun
zebra	zebra	noun
zecley	lightning	noun
zelador	janitor	noun
zelar	look after, take care of	verb
zenit	zenith	noun
zenofilo	xenophile	noun
zenófobe	xenophobic	adjective
zenofobia	xenophobia	noun
zepon	spur	noun	St. Lucian
zetabaitê, zetaoctet	zetabyte (ZB): 1024 exabytes; 2 to the 70th power bytes	noun
zibolador	bottle opener	noun
zibolar	open something that is blocked up or bottled	verb
zicac	type of Carribean fruit	noun	St. Lucian
zigositá	zygosity	noun
zigurat	ziggurat	noun
zinco	zinc	noun
Zión	Zion	noun
zipey	zipper	noun	English
zoccu	tree trunk	noun
zona acomodade	well-off area	noun
zona campestre	countryside, country area	noun
zona de remolqui	tow away zone	noun
zona habitábel	habitable zone	noun
zona neritic	neritic zone: the area along the coast of the ocean where sunlight reaches the ocean floor	noun
zonze	dazed, not quite there	adjective
zoô	zoo (short for zoological park)	noun
zoôlógic	zoological	adjective
zoôlogíê	zoology	noun
zoônótic	zoonotic	adjective
zoroastrismo	Zoroastrianism	noun
zorro	fox	noun
zuampo	swamp	noun
zubia	place where a large amount of water flows	noun
zuembruch	swimming trunks	noun
zuip	whip	noun
zumba	teasing, buzz; dance workout	noun
zumbadora	indigo snake	noun
zumbar	buzz, hum, whir	verb
zurrar	flatten, make flat, lash out	verb
zutano	so-and-so, somebody or other	noun
zuzum	rumor	noun
zwit	barnacle	noun	St. Lucian
[substantivo, pronomi] acabam de [verbo]	[noun, pronoun] have just, has just [verb]	verb	Spanish: [acabo, acabas, acabamos, acaban] de
[substantivo, pronomi] estará [gerundio] (futuro progresive)	[noun, pronoun] will be [gerund] (future progressive)	verb
[substantivo, pronomi] estaríeb [gerundio] (condicionau progresive)	[noun, pronoun] would be [gerund] (conditional progressive)	verb
[substantivo, pronomi] haveha sidu [participio pasade] per	[noun, pronoun] had been [past participle] by (used for past perfect)	verb
[substantivo, pronomi] haveha sidu [verbo] per	[noun, pronoun] had been [verb] by	verb
[substantivo, pronomi] havríeb [participio pasade] (condicionau perfeite)	[noun, pronoun] would have [past participle] (conditional perfect)	verb
¡Adeo!	Bye! (meant to be used when you don't expect to see the other in a while; Literally: to God)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Aleluyah!	hallelujah: praise the Lord	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Aló!	Hello (when answering phone)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Andale!	Come on! Hurry!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Mexican Spanish
¡Anichén!	No way!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Astê luego!	Until next time!; See you later!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Atêndam un momento...!	Wait a moment/minute!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Awí, poh!	Yes of course!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Bienvenidu!	Welcome!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Chac!	wham, bang!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Ca: xac
¡Cuidadu!	Watch out! Be careful!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Despaciu!	Slow down!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Encantadu!	Pleased to meet you!; Delighted!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Engratça bocu!	Thank you very much!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Engratça!	Thank you!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Feliç añu nuve!	Happy new year!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Feliç cumpleañu!	Happy birthday!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Feliç Navitau!	Merry Christmas!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Portuguese pronunciation of Natal: of the birth
¡Feliç Pascua!	Happy Easter!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Felicitaç!	Congratulations! Congrats!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Ixole!	Wow, holy cow!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Ôchalá!	If God wills it! Perhaps!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Ola!	Hi, hey, hello	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Pasem un gran djorn!	Have a great day!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Poura!	dagnabit, darn	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Pure Vida!	Right on! Cool! (literally "pure life")	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Costa Rican Spanish
¡Ratata!	Cool! Awesome!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Salúd!	Bless you, to health and prosperity (salut)	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Selîm!	peace that encompases completeness, tranquility, harmony, freedom from imperfections, reconciliation, prosperity, safety, and health	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Arabic: سَلاَم; Hebrew: שָׁלוֹם	Not used very often, part of a movement to unite people
¡Tchau!	Bye! Ciao! Goodbye!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Tuanis!	Great!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection	Costa Rican Spanish: Tuanis
¡Vamós!	Let's go!	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Wôlá!	Voila! There you go; Behold	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¿Como elez se chamam?	What are their names?; What do they call themselves?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¿Como vus vos chamam?	What are your names?; What do you all call yourselves?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¿Jura?	really?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¿Quey mais tu gustam de facer?	What else do you like to do?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¿Quey tal __?	how (was, is) ___; What (was, is) ___ like?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¿Quey te parecem...?	what do you think of...?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¿Quey tu tincam?	What do you think?; What's your opinion?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¿Vus mi regalam?	Would you give me? ; Would you gift me?	phrase, sentence, and/or interjection