ÎntermedjarioInglechTipo de PalavraEtimologíNotas
(de) parrandaout on the town, out partying/carrousingother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
0, zero, nul0, zeronumber
1, uno1, onenumber
1.000 mill1,000; thousandnumber
1.000.000 millón1,000,000; millionnumberItalian: millione (now milione), literally "a great thousand," augmentative of mille "thousand,"
1.000.000.000 billón1,000,000,000; billionnumber
10, dieç [deci-]10, tennumber
100, cento100, hundrednumber
11, unce11, elevennumber
12, doce12, twelvenumber
13, trece13, thirteennumber
14, catorce14, fourteennumber
15, quince, cincuce15, fifteennumber
16, seice, deciseis16, sixteennumber
17, setece, decisete17, seventeennumber
18, otchoce, deciotcho18, eighteennumber
19, novece19, nineteennumber
2, dos2, twonumber
20, vinte, dosenta20, twentynumber
3, tres3, threenumber
30, trenta30, thirtynumber
4, catro [cator-, cuar-]4, fournumber
40, cuarenta40, fortynumber
5, cincu5, fivenumber
50, cincuenta50, fiftynumber
6, seis6, sixnumber
60, seisenta60, sixtynumber
7, sete7, sevennumber
70, setenta70, seventynumber
8, otcho8, eightnumber
80, otchenta80, eightynumber
9, nove9, ninenumber
90, noventa90, ninetynumber
ato (motion towards, location); on or at (time)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a cargo de; encargaduin charge of; responsible for (adverb)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a causa de, devidu abecause of, due to, owing to (adverb)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a corte plazoshort-termadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: a corto plazo
a dietaon a dietphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a l'alturaat the level, up to (at the height)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a merced deat the mercy ofphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a ondeto whereinterrogative, 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 dedespite, notwithstanding, in spite ofpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish; Portuguese: apesar de
a probaon trial, to the testphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a proba de balaz, antibalistebulletproofadjective
a puntu deon the point of, about toadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
a todo luogaeverywhere (go)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a vecezat times, sometimespreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
a verlet's seephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
a, aleon (musical instrument)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
AarónAaronnoun
abaijarlower, take down, turn downverb
abaijudown, below (anything below your reference point), downwardadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
abaiju deunderpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
abalarshakeverb
abandonadeabandonedadjectivePast participle adjective form
abandonaduabandonedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abandonarabandonverb
abandonoabandonmentnoun
abanicofan (that moves air), span, rangenoun
abarcarspan, comprise or contain, include or cover, reach (distance, time), take inverbSpanish/Portuguese: abarcar
abastecer [-esca-]supply, provideverb
abastecer-sestock up on, obtain, fill up, refuel onverb
abastecimentosupplynoun
abastecimento certificadecertified sourcingnounFrench: approvisionnement certifié
abastosupplynoun
abatidedejected, downcast, demoralized, haggard (face)adjective
abatidudejected, downcast, demoralized, haggard (face) past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abatimentodiscouragement, dejection (feeling), despondency; depression (mental/psychological)noun
abatirdiscourage (confidence), reduce: bring down; knock down ( a tree); kill (livestock)verb
AbbasidyeAbbasidadjective
abdicaciónabdicationnoun
abdicarabdicateverb
abdomen [+:abdomenz; abdomin-]abdomennoun
abdominalabdominaladjective
abducciónabductionnoun
abducir [abdux-, abdusca-, abducc-]abduct: lead awayverb
abductorabductornoun
abecedarioalphabet, abc'snoun
abecis, alfabetoalphabetnounJudeo-Spanish, Papiamentu
aberranteaberrant: departing from an accepted standard or behavioradjective
abetofir treenoun
abexabeenoun
abexa asassinekiller bee, Africanized beenoun
abexa de mielhoney beenoun
ábilable, skillful, cleveradjective
abilitáskill, abilitynoun
abilitaciónempowerment, habilitation, qualification, authorization, enablementnoun
abilitarenable, authorize, equip, qualifyverb
abiocothe drowsiness that follows eating a big mealnounItalian: abbiocco
abismalabysmaladjective
abismoabyss, chasmnoun
abistruostrichnoun
AbiyaAbijahnoun
abjecciónabjectionnoun
abjeteabject, downcastadjective
abjurarabjure, renounce (a belief or cause)verb
aboliciónabolitionnoun
abolicionistaabolitionistnoun
abolideabolishedadjective
aboliduabolishedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abolirabolishverb
abominábelabominableadjective
abominaciónabominationnoun
abominarabominate, detest, loathverb
abonarfertilize, prepare the ground for; apply payment (to/towards); lend weight or credence toverb
abonar-se cundance exclusively with (just one person)verb
abono, abonamentofertilizer, manure, deposit (payment)noun
abordadjboardingnoun
abordadj multidisciplinaremultidisciplinary approachnoun
abordadj ôperacionaloperational approachnoun
aborrideboring, uninterestingadjective
aborriduboring, uninterestingpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aborrimentoboredom, wearynessnoun
aborrirbore: torment with lack of things to do; wearyverb
AbrahámicAbrahamicadjectiveSpanish: Abrahámico
abrasarembrace, hugverb
abrasoembrace, hugnoun
abrevarwater (plants, animals), give water to; shower/swamp (someone with too much work, information, etc)verb
abrevatoriowatering holenoun
abreviaciónabbreviation: act of shorteningnoun
abreviarabbreviate, shorten (word), abridge (book)verb
abreviaturaabbreviation: short formnoun
abrevuôrdrinking fountainnoun
abrigar-setake shelter, protect oneself, wrap oneself upverb
abrigocoatnoun
abrîlApril (month)noun
abrogaciónabrogationnoun
abrogarabrogateverb
abrumadoreoverwhelming, daunting, great (task, responsibility)adjectiveSpanish: abrumador
abrumaroverpower (of emotions), overwhelmverbSpanish: abrumar
absençaabsencenoun
absenteabsentadjective
absoluciónabsolutionnoun
absolutaménabsolutely, utterlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
absolute [absoluta-]absoluteadjective
absolutismoabsolutismnounSpanish/Portuguese: absolutismo, Italian: assolutismo
absolutorieabsolvingadjective
absolver [absuelt-]absolve, loosen from, acquitverb
absorber [absor-]absorbverbSpanish/Galician/French: absorber; Portuguese: absorver; Catalan: absorbir; Italian: assorbire
absorbideabsorbedadjective
absorbiduabsorbedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
absorciónabsorptionnounSpanish/Galician: absorción; Portuguese: absorção; Catalan: absorció
absorteengrossed, absorbed, lost (in something)adjective
abstener de [abstinen-]abstain fromverb
abstinençaabstinencenoun
abstinenteabstinentadjective
abstinideabstainedadjective
abstiniduabstainedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
abstracciónabstractionnoun
abstracteabstractadjective
abstraher [abstrac-]abstract: draw awayverb
abstrahideabstractedadjectiveSp: abstraído
absuelteabsolvedadjective
absueltuabsolvedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
absurdeabsurdadjective
absurditáabsurditynoun
absurdononsense, the nonsensicalnoun
abulagrandmother, grandmanoun
abulitadearest grandmothernoun
abulograndfathernoun
abundançaabundancenoun
abundanteabundantadjective
abundanteménabundantlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
abundarabound, well up, be plentifulverb
abuserabuse, misuse/overuse, exploitverb
abusoabuse (of privileges, of power, of drugs...)noun
abuso secsualsexual abusenoun
acabadeflat broke (without money)adjectivePast participle adjective form
acabaduflat broke (without money)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acabamentofinishing, completion, endnounSpanish
acabarfinish (off), endverb
acabar definish from, just ___verbadd infinitive of another verb
acaciaflame tree (originally native to Madagascar)noun
academiaacademy: people/institution united for the advancement of the arts and sciences.noun
académicacademicadjective
acalladehushed, quietedadjectiveSpanish: acallado
acaloramentopassion, vehemencenoun
acalorarinflame, work up (audience, crowd), encourage (ambition)verb
acampargo campingverb
acariciarcaressverb
acaudaladewell-off, affluentadjective
acaudalaraccumulate, amass for oneselfverb
accedenduaccessing, agreeing toadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
accederagree to, accept, come to an agreement, accede, accessverb
acceder [acces-]accessverb
accentuaccent: particular mode of pronunciationnoun
accentuaremphasize, stress, accentuateverb
accepciónacception: favorable reception or approval; an accepted meaning or actionnoun
acceptábelacceptableadjective
acceptaciónacceptancenoun
acceptadeacceptedadjectivePast participle adjective form
acceptaduacceptedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acceptaracceptverb
accesíbelaccessible, approachable, comprehensibleadjective
accesiónaccessionnoun
accesoaccessnoun
accidentalaccidentaladjective
accidentalménaccidentallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
accidenti [accident-]accidentnoun
acciomáticaxiomaticadjective
acciónactionnoun
acción encuvertecovert actionnoun
accionábelactionableadjective
accionistastakeholdernoun
aceago (used before the time, day)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ace bocu de têmpoa long time agopreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acebibraisinnoun
acedjcopper, iron or zinc sulphatenounSpanish: aceche
acéfaleacephalousadjective
acefalíaacephalynoun
aceitunobitterwood, paradise tree (Simarouba glauca)noun
aceleraciónaccelerationnoun
aceleradoraccelerator, throttle, gas pedalnounSpanish: acelerador/a
aceleraraccelerate, go fasterverb
acemilabeast of burden, taxationnoun
acequiairrigation canalnoun
acera, saiwôcsidewalknoun
acerbeacerbicadjectivesharp and forthright (in conversation or speaking)
acercamentoapproach, approximationnoun
acerimapleadjectiveSpanish: arce; Italian: acero
acéricolemaple (syrup) producingadjective
acertarget right, guess or answer correctlyverb
achevercomplete, finish (a project...)verb
achevidecomplete, absoluteadjective
acheviducomplete, absolutepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
achevimentocompletion (of work, education...)noun
achínpeddler on the streets, street vendornoun
achineríamarketplace, area where vendors sell merchandisenoun
achineromarket vendornoun
aciatowards (not necessarily implying arrival), by (date in future)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acia abaijudownwards, bent down (something pointed in that direction)adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
acia adelanchforward, toward the frontpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acia arribaup (towards that direction); upward/upwardspreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acia atrasbackward, backwards: toward the rearpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acia fueraoutwards, outwardpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
acicalarclean/polish, make to look presentableverb
acicatspurs, spiky or thorny thingnoun
acidesaacidity, acidnessnoun
acidicacidicadjective
acidificaciónacidificationnoun
ácidoacidnoun
ácido cítriccitric acidnoun
ácido fosfóricphosphoric acidnoun
acima deabove, higher thanpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
aclararclear up; explain; clarify; brighten; lighten (color)verb
aclaratorieclearing up, illuminating, explanatoryadjective
aclimataracclimate, acclimatizeverb
acliviincline, slopenoun
acníacnenounSpanish/French: acné
acólitoacolytenoun
acollerreceive, welcome, take in and accomodate (guests, visitors, immigrants, travelers)verbSpanish: acoger; Catalin:acollir
acollidoreception (of visitors), looking after (guests), welcomenoun
acollidorewelcomingadjective
acomodaraccomodateverb
acompañamentoaccompanimentnoun
acompañantichaperone, person that accompanies: partner or companionnounSpanish: acompañante
acompañaraccompany, go withverb
acontecer [-esca-]happen, befall, take place, come aboutverb
acontecimentoevent, occurrence, événementnounSpanish: acontecimiento
acoplamentoconnection, coupling (mechanical), docking (of ship)noun
acoplarcouple, connect, put togetherverb
acoplar-sedock (of ships, planes), adapt or settle in (of people to a new place or routine)verb
acordarharmonize, match, be in agreementverb
acordeonaccordionnoun
acordeonistaaccordionistnoun
acordertune an instrument, tune upverb
acordichord (music notes played together on guitar and piano)nounSpanish/Portuguese: acorde
acordoagreement, accordnoun
acordo de na-proliferación nuclearenuclear nonproliferation agreementnoun
acorduôrtuner, tuning wrenchnoun
acortamentocurtailment, shorteningnoun
acortarshorten, curtailverb
acostumadeaccustomedadjectivePast participle adjective form
acostumaduaccustomedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acostumaraccustomverb
acotamentoshoulder (on road)noun
acotarmark contour lines on a map, delimitverb
acrobataacrobatnoun
acrónimoacronymnoun
actitud [-tudin-]attitudenoun
activadeactivatedadjective
activaduactivatedpast participle
activaractivateverb
activeactiveadjective
activismoactivismnoun
activisteactivistadjective
activitáactivitynoun
activitáz conspirativeconspiratorial activitiesnoun
activitud riceptiveopenness, receptivitynoun
actoractor (thing)noun
actoractor (person, man)noun
actor estatalstate actornoun
actor na-estatalnonstate actornoun
actriç [+:actricez]actressnoun
actuactnoun
actuaciónperformance (of music group, theater, etc.); appearance (especially an actor or actress in film, book, play)noun
actualpresent, current, contemporary, topicaladjective
actualitátopicality, subject of immediate relevancenoun
actualizaciónactualization, update, upgrade (computing)noun
actualizaractualize, make a reality of, updateverb
actuaractuate, behaveverb
Actuz de l'ApôstolezActs of the Apostles (New Testament of Bible)noun
acuaponiaaquaponicsnoun
acuarelawatercolor, watercolournoun
acuariuaquariumnoun
acuderlean, rest one's elbox or arm onverb
acudircome to, turn toverb
acuduôrarmrestnoun
acueductoaqueduct: structure that leads waternoun
aculeradesissyishadjectivePast participle adjective form
aculeradusissyishpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aculerar-selose one's nerve, chicken outverb
aculturaciónacculturationnoun
acumulaciónaccumulationnoun
acumularacumulate, heap up, accrueverb
acumulativeaccumulativeadjective
acunarrock (baby, rocking chair)verbSpanish: acunar
acupar-se detake care ofverb
acusaciónaccusationnoun
acusadeaccusedadjectivePast participle adjective form
acusadodefendant, the accusednoun
acusadorplaintiff, accusernoun
acusaduaccusedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
acusaraccuseverb
adalidhigh-ranking leadernoun
AdámAdamnoun
adaptábeladaptableadjective
adaptabilitáadaptabilitynoun
adaptaciónadaptationnoun
adaptaradapt, adjust to a situationverb
adecuadeadequate, enoughadjectivePast participle adjective form
adecuaduadequate, enoughpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
adecuarequalize, make equalverb
adelanchforward, aheadpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
adelantadeforward (in time); advanced (crop...)adjectivePast participle adjective form
adelantaduforward (in time); advanced (crop...)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
adelantaradvance, move forwardverb
adelantoadvance, progressnoun
ademais, adicionalménfurthermoreadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
adepteadeptadjective
adhésionadhesion, adherence (to rules), support in affiliationnoun
adhesiveadhesive, stickyadjective
adhesivitáadhesivenessnoun
adiafasomething given to sailors or troops when they safely return homenoun
adiciónaddition (calculation), bill/check with total amount duenoun
adicionaladditionaladjective
adiestrartrain, instruct how to do perform a job; drill (military)verb
aditiveadditiveadjective
adjaminovice, someone who is not an expertnounJudeo-Spanish, Turkish
adjetivoadjective (grammar)noun
administraciónadministrationnoun
administracionaladministrationaladjective
administradoradministratornoun
administrador de basi de datozDBA, Database Administratornoun
administraradministrate, administerverb
administrativeadministrativeadjective
admirábeladmirableadjective
admiraciónadmirationnoun
admiradoradmirer (male)noun
admiraradmireverb
admiratriç [+:admiratricez]admirer (female)noun
admisíbeladmissible, acceptableadjective
admisiónadmissionnoun
admitiradmitverb
admitir [admis-]admit, accept, allowverb
admonitoriewarning, cautioning, admonishingadjective
adobomarinadenoun
adolescentiteenager, adolescentnoun
adopciónadoptionnoun
adoptaradoptverb
adoquinpaving-stone, cobblenoun
adoraradore, worshipverb
adormecer [-esca-]make sleepy, put to sleepverb
adquisiciónacquisitionnoun
adquisición linguísticlanguage acquisitionnoun
adquisiracquireverb
adrenalinaadrenalinenoun
adscripciónascription: the attribution of something to a cause.noun
aduanacustoms control (when entering a country)noun
aducciónadductionnoun
aducir [adux-, adusca-]adduceverb
adueñar-se (de)take control/possession of, take over (business), take hold ofverb
adulteadult, matureadjective
adultoadultnoun
adverbiadverbnoun
adversareadversarialadjective
adversarioadversary, opponentnoun
advertençawarning (on label)nounSpanish: advertencia; Italian: avvertenza
advertimentowarning, cautionnoun
advertirwarnverb
advogací, advogaturaadvocacynoun
advogadolawyer, attorney, advocatenoun
advogado dele diablodevil's advocatenoun
advogaradvocateverb
adyacenteadjacentadjectiveSpanish: adyacente, Italian: adiacente, Portuguese/French: adjacente
aeraciónaerationnoun
aeraraerate (soil), plowverb
aeraturaplowed groundnoun
aeraturalregarding plowed/aerated groundadjective
aeriairnoun
aeri acondicionadeair conditionernoun
aeri respirábelbreathable airnoun
aerialaerialadjective
aérieairadjective
aerodinámicaerodynamicadjective
aerodinámicaaerodynamicsnoun
aeroespachalaerospaceadjective
aerogeneradorwind generatornoun
aeroliñaairlinenoun
aeromosastewardess (on flight)noun
aeronauticaaeronauticsnoun
aeronavioaircraft, planenoun
aeroporto, aerohafiairportnoun
aerosolaerosol spraynoun
afábelaffableadjectivePortuguese: afável; Spanish/Catalan: afable; Romanian: afabil; French: affable
afastadedistant, remoteadjectivePast participle adjective form
afastadudistant, remotepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
afastarmove away; remove (from a position); separate (one from the other)verb
afeirsaffairs, mattersnoun
afeirs egsterioreforeign affairsnoun
afeirs oficialofficial business, official work or dutynoun
afeitaraffectverb
afeitar aimpinge onverb
afeitar le cambioaffect changeverb
afeitiveaffectiveadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
afeitoaffectionnoun
aferrarcling, hold to (notion, thought)verb
afganAfghanadjective
AfganistônAfghanistannoun
aficionadodabbler, fan, amateurnounSpanish: aficionado
afilar, aguzarsharpen (tool)verbSpanish
afiliaciónaffiliationnoun
afiliadeaffiliatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
afiliadozaffiliatesnoun
afiliaduaffiliatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
afiliaraffiliateverb
afiluôrsharpener (device)noun
afinitáaffinitynoun
afinitáz electiveelective affinitiesnoun
afirmaciónaffirmation, assertionnoun
afirmaraffirm, assert, allege (that)verb
afirmativeaffirmative, positiveadjective
afixoaffixnoun
aflicciónafflictionnoun
aflixideafflictedadjective
aflixiduafflictedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aflixir [aflic-]afflictverb
aforismoaphorismnoun
afortunadefortunateadjectivePast participle adjective form
afortunadufortunatepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ÁfricaAfrica (continent)noun
africanAfricanadjective
africanoperson from Africa, Africannoun
afrobrasileñosAfro-Braziliansnoun
afueraoutsidepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
agantcharhook/harness, couple upverb
agapamarlove selflessly and sacrificiallyverb
agapicagapic, of selfless love for everyoneadjective
agarrar parahead for, going toverb
agarroseastringent; used when eating certain unripe fruitsadjective
agartacaterpillarnoun
agatchadosecond-hand clothingnoun
agatchonsale of used-clothing or shoesnoun
agençaagencynoun
Agença Mundial AntidopadjWorld Anti-Doping Agencynoun
agença regulatorieregulatory agencynoun
agendaagenda: discussion points (of meeting), schedulenoun
agenda llenefull calendarnoun
agentiagentnoun
agenti biológicbiological agentnoun
agenti secretesecret agentnoun
aghixónsting, stinger (of insect)noun
ágilagileadjective
agileyhurry, hastenounJudeo-Spanish/Turkish
agir com judeçadjudicateverb
agir [-igir, agen-, act-]act, be doingverbVulgar Latin: agere
agitaheartburnnoun
agitación culturalcultural upheavalnoun
agitación socialcivil unrestnoun
agitadorashaker, agitatornounPortuguese/Spanish: agitador(a)
aglomeracióncongestion (people)nounSpanish
aglomerantibinder (cooking, chemistry)nounSpanish: aglomerante
agnósticagnosticadjective
agnosticismoagnosticismnoun
agnóstico, agnósticaagnostic: someone who professes that God cannot be knownnoun
agoranow, right nowother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: ahora; Portuguese/Galician: agora
agorcelmushroomnoun
agostoAugust (month)noun
agotábelexhaustibleadjective
agotamentodepletion, exhaustionnounSpanish: agotamiento
agotarexhaust, deplete, drain outverb
agradábelpalatable, enjoyable, pleasantadjective
agradecer [-esca-]thank, be grateful forverb
agradecidethankful, gratefuladjective
agradecimentogratefulness, gratitudenounSpanish: agradecimiento; Catalan: agraïment
agrareagrarian, land-use usually of growing crops or raising animalsadjectiveSpanish/Italian: agraria/o; Portuguese: agrária/o
agredábelnice, pleasingnoun
agredarplease: give pleasure to, be pleasing toverb
agregaciónaggregationnoun
agregadoaggregatenoun
agregaradd (in a mix or concoction), aggregateverb
agresiveagressive, forcefuladjective
agresivitáagressivenessnoun
agrícolefarming, agriculturaladjective
agricultorfarmer, harvesternoun
agriculturaagriculturenoun
agroalimentareagri-food, agribusinessadjectiveItalian: agroalimentare; French: agroalimentaire
aguadults say this to babiesphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
agua benditeholy water (blessed water)noun
agua potábelpotable water, drinking waternoun
agua tchiriefoul, insipid water or drinknoun
agua [acu-]waternounPapiamentu
aguaceloheavy rainnoun
aguantarput up with, tolerate, endureverbSpanish: aguantar
aguantar-sehang on, withstand/bear, hold oneself backverb
aguardarwait: be on the lookout for; awaitverb
aguardentifiery water, alcoholic beverage that contains 30 to 60 percent alcohol by volumenounSpanish: aguardiente
aguas geotérmicgeothermal waternounSpanish: aguas geotérmicas
aguas-abaiju, rivo-abaijudownstream, downriveradverb (clearly and always an adverb)
aguaterowater vendernoun
aguavivajellyfishnoun
agueroomen, predictionnounSp: agüero
aguevadeashamed, embarassedadjectivePast participle adjective form
aguevaduashamed, embarassedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aguevarbe embarassedverb
aguevar-seembarrass, shame, be uneasyverb
agullaneedlenounSpanish: aguja, French: aiguille, Catalan: agulla, Portuguese: agulha
aguxerohole, openingnoun
aguxero nerreblack holenoun
aharobacarobnoun
ahogardrown, choke, suffocate, hinder/cripple (more figurative)verb
ahoquillogreen heronnoun
ahoquinbare-throated tiger heronnoun
ahorrarsave (in a financial sense)verbSpanish
ailogarlicnoun
aindastill, yetother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderPortugueseSpanish: todavía
ainda nanot yetother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
aipocelerynoun
aislacionismoisolationismnoun
aislacionistaisolationistnoun
aisladeisolatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
aisladuisolatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aislamentoisolationnoun
aislarisolateverb
aisogesiisogesis, eisogesisnoun
aiwastiground toasted squash seedsnoun
ajíthere, in that placeadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ajustaadjustmentnoun
ajustábeladjustableadjective
ajustadoradjusternoun
ajustaradjustverb
alawingnoun
alacritáalacritynoun
alagartadegreedy, self-seekingadjectivePast participle adjective form
alagartadomiser, server of selfnoun
alagartadugreedy, self-seekingpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alarmaalarm, warning soundnoun
alarma de antiîncendiozfire alarmnoun
albaceaexecutor, a person who takes action or an institution that decides on a particular thingnoun
albaceazgoexecutorship, a person or institution that puts something into effect (usually a will and testament)noun
albahacabasilnounSpanish
albardosaddle made of rawhidenoun
albastroalabasternoun
albedoalbedonoun
albergadehoused, harbored, shelteredadjective
albergarharbor, give refuge to, shelterverb
albergioshelter, hostel, innnoun
alborotocaramel-coated popcorn ballnoun
alborozarfill with joy, overjoyverbSpanish: alborozar
álbumalbum: book or recordingnoun
alcaldimayornoun
alcaldíamayorship, office or position of mayornoun
álcalialkalinoun
alcalinealkalineadjective
alcançábelreachable, attainableadjective
alcançar su plenitudreach its fullness, blossom, flourish (of a place, relationship, etc)verbSpanish: alcanzar su plenitud
alcançar [alcanci]catch up (with), reach, achieve (agreement, expectations, peace)verbPortuguese: alcançar; Spanish: alcanzar
alcanciscope, reachnoun
alcanci de productoproduct scopenoun
alcanci de projetuproject scopenoun
alcantarillasewernounSpanish: alcantarilla
alcisteupwards, upwardadjective
alcitronfigleaf gourd confectionnoun
alcobapersonal quarters, bedroomnounAndalusian Spanish
alcoôlalcoholnoun
alcoôlicalcoholicadjective
Alcorá [alcorán-]Qur'an, Koran, Qurannoun
alcoránicQur'anic, Koranic, Quranicadjective
aldeavillagenoun
Aldea globalGlobal Villagenoun
aldeanrustic, villageadjective
aldeanovillagernoun
aleto the (contraction: a le)article or demonstrative
ale alcanci dele manuwithin reachpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesPo: ao alcance da mão
ale dorsoon the back, overphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
ale dreitaon the rightphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
ale frentefacingpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ale ladobeside (adverb) *French: à côtépreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ale lado deto the side of, beside, alongside (preposition) à côté depreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ale lexosin the distanceadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ale menosat leastpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ale mesme têmpoat the same timepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ale pastoral pastoradjective
ale reversobackward: in reverse order; on backwardsadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ale vapor; estobesteamedadjective
aleatorierandom, accidentaladjective
alebrestadebrimming with happiness, vivaciousadjectivePast participle adjective form
alebrestadubrimming with happiness, vivaciouspast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alebrestar-seget excited; overflow with happinessverb
alegaciónallegationnouncatalan: allegar
alegarallege, use as an excuseverb
alegar queallege thatverb
alegrecheerful, lively, merry, sprightlyadjective
alegríacheerfulness, joynoun
alegrosallegro, at a brisk tempoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
alelpraise; hallelnounHebrew/Arabic with silent H
alentadein good health, robust and soundadjectivePast participle adjective form
alentadohealthy personnoun
alentaduin good health, robust and soundpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alentobreathnoun
alergicallergicadjective
alertaralertverb
alertealertadjective
aletazooffensive smell from sweaty armpitsnoun
alexadefar away, remote, removed fromadjectivePast participle adjective form
alexadufar away, remote, removed frompast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
Alexandro MagneAlexander the Greatnoun
alexarmove away from, keep away fromverb
Alfabeto Fonétic ÎnternacionalIPA: International Phonetic Alphabetnoun
alfanuméricalphanumericadjective
alfeñiquialfeñique: confection molded from sugar paste.noun
alfombrillamousepadnounSpanish: alfombrilla de ratón
alforxasaddlebagnoun
alfrescuin the open air, outdoorsadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
alfresquealfresco, outside, outdoorsadjective
alga(s)algaenoun
álgebraalgebranoun
algebraicalgebraicadjective
algomanybody/somebody, someone (questions)pronounPortuguese: alguém; Spanish: alguien; French: quelqu’un
algom maissomeone elsephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionPortuguese: alguém mais; Spanish: alguién más; Italian: qualcun altro; French: quelqu'un d'autre;
algomezsome (people)pronoun
algorítmicalgorithmicadjective
algoritmoalgorithmnoun
algoutroanother one, a different onenoun
algú cosaanything, something (questions)noun
algú luoga (dan/a ...)anywhere, somewherenoun
algú maissome moreother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
algú [alg-]some, certain (particular), any (when used in affirmative question)intensifier or quantifierCatalan: algú, Spanish: algún
alíthereother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
alí dêntro in thereother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
aliançaalliancenoun
aliarally, combineverb
álibialibinounPortuguese
alicientiincentive, attraction, lure, inducementnoun
alienábelalienableadjective
alienaciónalienationnoun
alienadealienated, estrangedadjectivePast participle adjective form
alienadualienated, estrangedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alienaralienateverb
alienígenaalien (species)nounPortuguese: alienígena
alimentaciónnutrition, feeding, foodnoun
alimentación eléctricelectrical power supplynoun
alimentarfeed, nourishverbSpanish
alimentareof or about nourishment, foodadjective
alimentonourishment, food, alimonynoun
alimentozgroceriesnounSpanish: alimentos
aliñadealignedadjectivePast participle adjective form
aliñadualignedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aliñamento, aliñaciónalignmentnoun
aliñaralignverb
aliruzadeclever, quick wittedadjectivePast participle adjective form
aliruzaduclever, quick wittedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aliruzar-sesmarten upverb
alisarflatten, smooth out, straighten, make even (especially of hair, dough)verb
aliviarassuage; alleviate (pain, grief, loneliness...)verb
alivioalleviation, mitigationnoun
aljemazhandcuffsnoun
alláover there, down yonderother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
allarfind (implies searching), find out, discover; can also imply opinions (I think that)verbSpanish: hallar; Portuguese: achar
allazgodiscovery, finding, findnounSpanish: hallazgo
allene [aliena-]alien: outside of your circle, something or someone elseadjectiveSpanish: ajeno
allodolaskylarknounItalian: allodola, from Gaelic
allurelsewhere, somewhere else, other placesother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderFrench: ailleurs; Portuguese: algures
almasoul, spiritnoun
almadanasledgehammernoun
alman, germanGermanadjective
almanech, germanoGerman person or languagenoun
Almania, GermaniaGermany (country)noun
almendraalmondnoun
almochrefcustoms officer, revenue collectornounSpanish: almojarife from Andalusian Arabic al-mušríf, from Arabic mušrif: supervisor, overseer
almohadopillownoun
almorsarhave lunchverb
almorsolunchnoun
almorso especiallunch specialnoun
alocuciónallocution, a very formal speech toward a group of peoplenoun
alojamentoaccommodation (lodging)noun
alojamento webeweb hostingnoun
alojaraccomodate (lodging): put up in quarters or hotel room; stay at/withverb
alótropoallotropenoun
alquideycandynounJudeo-Spanish
alquilarrent, lendverb
altamisafeverfew: herb remedy used for stomachachesnoun
altehigh, talladjective
alte calitáhigh qualitynoun
alte cuizíngourmet cooking, high cuisinenoun
altefavlantispeaker (of radio, television, etc), loud speakernoun
altelaltarnoun
alteraciónalterationnoun
alteraralter (change length of clothes)verb
altercaciónaltercation, argumentnoun
altercadedisputedadjectivePast participle adjective form
altercadoaltercated, disputednoun
altercadudisputedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
altercantidisputer, debaternoun
altercardispute (with another), debateverb
alternadoralternator (automobile, electronics)noun
alternaralternate, mix withverb
alternativealternativeadjective
alternealternate, alternatingadjective
altesahighness, highmindednessnoun
altimetroaltimeternoun
altiplanohigh flatlandsnoun
Altíssimothe Most Highnoun
altitud [-tudin-]altitudenoun
altitudinalaltitudinaladjective
altitudinosealtitudinousadjective
altivearrogant, haughtyadjective
altivesaarrogance, haughtinessnoun
altruismoaltruismnoun
altruistaaltruistnoun
altruisticaltruisticadjective
alturaheight, elevationnoun
alucinaciónhallucination, delusionnoun
alucinarhallucinateverb
alucinógenic, alucinógenehallucinogenicadjective
alucinógenohallucinogennoun
aludir aallude, referverb
alumetmatch, matchstick (for lighting fire or candle)noun
aluminiualuminumnoun
alumnopupil, studentnounPortuguese: aluno; Spanish: alumno; Catalan: alumne; Italian: alunno
alunadein heat, rutadjectivePast participle adjective form
alunaduin heat, rutpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
alurilory: 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
alusiónallusionnoun
aluvialalluvialadjective
alv de wevoegg whitenounRomansch
alvewhite (color)nounRomansch
alveolarealveolaradjective
alzaupswing, rise (in a commodity)noun
amábelkind, amiable, gracious (host)adjective
amabilitákindnessnoun
amachinadeliving togetheradjectivePast participle adjective form
amachinaduliving togetherpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
amachinar-selive together, cohabitverb
amadoramateur, lover of...noun
amañecer [-esca-]dawn, daybreak, wake up (in the morning)verb
amantilover, sweetheartnoun
amar [amis-, amig-]loveverb
amaretestingy, meanadjective
amaricoAmharicnoun
amarilyellowadjective
amarilecer [-esca-]become yellowverb
amasixarfondle, grope, be all oververb
amazonía; l'amazoníaamazon, the AmazonnounSp
ambajadaembassynoun
ambajadorambassadornoun
ambajadriç [+: ambajadricez]ambassador (woman)noun
ambebothadjective
ambe elazboth of them (female)noun
ambe elezboth of themnoun
ambe nosboth of usnoun
ambiciónambitionnoun
ambicioseambitiousadjective
ambidegstreambidextrousadjective
ambientalistaenvironmentalistnoun
ambientiatmosphere as in the ambience or environmentnoun
ambigueambiguousadjective
ambiguitáambiguitynoun
ámbitoscope, ambit, extentnoun
ambosboth (as pronoun)noun
ambulançaambulancenounFrench: ambulance; Italian: ambulanza; Spanish: ambulancia; Portuguese: ambulância; Romanian: ambulanță; Catalan: ambulància
amenaçamenace, threat, pain or annoyancenounSpanish: amenaza; French: menace; Portuguese: ameaça
amenaça egsistenchalexistential threatnoun
amenaçarthreaten, menaceverbSpanish: amenazar; Portuguese: ameaçar; Italian: minacciare; French: menacer
amenitáamenitynoun
amerebitteradjective
AméricaAmerica (2 continents)noun
americanAmerican: from North or South Americaadjective
americanismoamericanismnoun
americanizaramericanizeverb
americanoAmerican personnoun
amerindianAmerican Indian, Native Americanadjective
amerindiano, amerindioAmerican Indian, Native American (person)noun
amfetaminaamphetaminenounFrench: amphétamine; Catalan/Romanian: amfetamina; Spanish/Portuguese/Italian: anfetamina
amfibieamphibiousadjectiveFrench: amphibie
amfibioamphibiannounSpanish
amfitiatroamphitheater, amphitheatrenounCatalan: amfiteatre; French: amphithéâtre; Spanish/Italian/Portuguese/Galician: anfiteatro
ámforaamphoranounCatalan: àmfora; Romanian: amfora; Spanish/Galician: ánfora; Portuguese: ânfora; French: amphore
amiga [-emig-]friend (girl)noun
amigábelamicable, friendlynoun
amighismocronyismnoun
amigo [-emig-]friend (boy)noun
amigón, amigonabest friend, really good friendnoun
amigotacronynoun
aminoácidozaminoacidsnoun
amirantazgoadmiralship, admiraltynounSpanish/Galician: almirantazgo
amirantiadmiral (rank in military)noun
amisclamusknoun
amisclaremuskyadjective
amistáfriendshipnoun
amistosefriendly, cordialadjective
amnesiaamnesianoun
amnésicamnesiacadjective
amnistíêamnestynounSpanish: amnistía; French: amnistie
amocar-seblow one's noseverbJudeo-Spanish
amorlovenoun
amorfeamorphousadjective
amorfizaciónmetamictization, amorphization, amorphisationnoun
amortiguadorshock-absorbernoun
amortiguadoreshock-absorbing, muffliingadjective
amortiguarcushion, soften, absorb (impact), muffle (sound)verb
amparoprotection (from outside), shelternoun
amperadjamperagenoun
amplaménwidely, broadlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ample [ampla-]wide, broad, spacious, vast, ampleadjective
ampliaciónbroadening, enlargement, extensionnoun
ampliarenlarge, broaden, expandverb
amplificaciónamplificationnoun
amplificador, ampiamplifier (guitar, PA system)noun
amplifiçar [amplifica-]amplifyverb
amplifiçar [amplifica-]amplifyverb
amplitud [-tudin-]amplitudenoun
ÁmsterdamAmsterdamnoun
amuzbuchamuse-bouche: single, bite-sized hors d’œuvrenoun
anabólicanabolicadjective
anacachipineapplenounabacaxi and ananas
anacalutoanacoluthon: unexpected discontinuity in the expression of ideas within a sentence, leading to a form of words in which there is logical incoherence of thoughtnounGreek anakolouthon, from an-: "not" and ἀκόλουθος akólouthos: "following")
anacaonalovely gold flowernoun
anacrónicanachronisticadjective
anacronismoanachronism: chronological inconsistencynoun
añadideaddedadjective
añadiradd, sumverb
anafriceramic dish or bowl for cooking or keeping food warmnoun
anagramaanagramnounSpanish/Portuguese: anagrama
analfabeteilliterateadjective
analfabéticanalphabetic: representing sounds by composite signs rather than by single letters or symbols.adjective
analfabetismoilliteracynoun
analfabetoilliterate (person)noun
análisianalysisnoun
análisi estadísticstatistical analysisnoun
analíticanalytic, analyticaladjective
analítica en le nubocloud analyticsnounSpanish: analítica en la nube
analizaranalyzeverb
análogheanalogousadjective
anarquíêanarchynoun
anarquistaanarchistnoun
anástrofianastrophe: literary device that inverts/rearranges the natural word ordernoun
anatemaanathemanoun
ancellaeyebrownounCatalan: cella, Portuguese: sobrancelha, Spanish: ceja
ancestralancestral, ancientadjective
ancestroancestornoun
anchebaggy, wide, broadadjective
anchovaanchovynoun
anchurawidth (quantitative and used with measurement)noun
ancianancient, oldadjective
anclotigrapnel (anchor, hook)noun
ancraanchornoun
andadorwalker (for toddlers)noun
andar cun l'onda dehave in one's mindverb
andar cun le conexobe broke, without moneyadjectiveWhen pockets are turned inside out, it looks like a rabbit.
andar [anduvi-, andem]walk, run, function, travel (take a bus/plane)verb
andareghearwalk a lot, wanderverb
andénplatform (for train, etc), raised sidewalknoun
andolitree lizardnounSt. Lucian
androcéntricandrocentric, male-centeredadjective
andrógineandrogynousadjective
androginiaandrogynynoun
anecsaciónannexationnoun
anecsarannexverb
anégdotaanecdotenounSpanish: anécdota
anegdóticanecdotaladjective
añellambnoun
aneloringnoun
anemiaanaemia, anemianoun
anemicanemicadjective
ángelangelnoun
anglicanAnglicanadjective
anglicanoAnglicannoun
anglofavlanteEnglish-speakingadjective
anglofoniaThe Anglospherenoun
anglofonoPerson who speaks Englishnoun
anguanail (tools)noun
ángul morteblindspot (esp. when driving)noun
ángul recteright anglenoun
angulareangularadjective
angustenarrowadjectiveSpanish/Italian
añilindigo (color)adjective
añilardye indigo blueverb
animasoul, mindnoun
animaciónanimation, cartoonnoun
animadeanimatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
animaduanimatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
animaranimate, enlivenverb
animauanimal, beastnoun
animauzanimalsnoun
animismoanimismnoun
ánimoencouragement, strength (mental and/or spiritual)noun
animosespirited, boldadjective
animositáanimosity, boldness (not necessarily in a hostile sense)noun
aniquilaciónannihilationnounSp, Ca, Po
aniquilarannihilateverbSp
anísanisenoun
aniversareanniversaryadjective
aniversarioanniversarynoun
anoanusnoun
anómaleanomalousadjective
anomalíêanomalynoun
anónimeanonymous, namelessadjective
anonimemén; de manera anónimeanonymouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)French: de manière anonyme; Catalan: de manera anònima
anormalabnormal, unnatural, anomalousadjective
anotchecer [-esca-]begin the night, get darkverb
ansiayearning, eagerness, strong desirenoun
ansietáanxietynoun
ansioseanxiousadjective
antagónicantagonistic, adversarial, antipatheticadjective
antagonistaantagonistnoun
antagonisteantagonisticadjective
antagonizarantagonizeverb
antárcticantarctic: polar region around south poleadjective
AntártidaAntarctica: continent on Earth's south polenoun
antebrasoforearmnoun
antecamacarpet laid before a bednoun
antecambroantechambernoun
antecedenteantecedent:preceding in time or order; previous or preexistingadjective
antecedentiantecedent: 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
antecederantecede, precede, come beforeverb
antecipaciónanticipationnoun
antecipadeanticipated, earlyadjectivePast participle adjective form
antecipaduanticipated, earlypast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
anteciparanticipateverb
antecipatoreanticipatory, anticipatingnoun
antemanubeforehand, in advanceother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
antepasado, antepasadaancestornoun
anteriaménpreviously, formerly, anteriorly, before, beforehand, back ofadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
anterie [anteria-]previous, prioradjective
anterioreanterioradjective
antes debefore (in time)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
antes de jegar abefore arriving atphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
anteyeriday before yesterdayother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
anti-americanismo, antiamericanismoanti-americanism, antiamericanismnoun
anti-esenchalisteanti-essentialistadjective
anti-histamínicantihistamineadjective
anti-histamínicoantihistaminenoun
anti-igiénicunsanitary, antihygenicadjective
anti-înmigranteanti-immigrantadjective
anti-neoliberalanti-neoliberaladjective
anti-occidentalanti-Westernadjective
anti-universalisteanti-universalistadjective
antiaglomerantianti-caking agentnounSpanish: antiaglomerante
antibioticantibioticadjective
antibioticoantibioticnoun
anticomunisteanticommunistadjective
antídotoantidotenoun
antiguallaold piece of junknoun
antigueantique, vintageadjective
antiguitáAntiquitynoun
AntijasWest Indiesnoun
antimicrobianantimicrobialadjective
antipáticunpleasant, unfriendlyadjective
antipatíêantipathy, unpleasantnessnoun
antiquíssimeage-oldadjective
antitesiantithesisnoun
antitéticantitheticaladjective
antoxowhim, craving, sudden and strong desirenounSpanish: antojo
antracitaanthracitenoun
antropocéntricanthropocentricadjective
antropóloga, antropólogoanthropologistnoun
antropológicanthropologicaladjective
antropologíêanthropologynoun
antropologíê culturalcultural anthropologynoun
antropomórficanthropomorphicadjective
antropomorfismoanthropomorphismnoun
añu, annuyearnoun
añual, annualannual, yearlyadjective
anulaciónannulment, nullification, cancellationnounSpanish: anulación
anularcancel, anulverb
anunaquiannunaki: group of deities in ancient Mesopotamian culturesnoun
anunciarannounce publicly or commercially, advertiseverb
anuncioadvertisement, ad, commercial for productnoun
apachonarimpassion, loveverbPortuguese:apaixonar
apagafogofireman, firefighternoun
apagarturn off, switch off, put out (make stop burning), quenchverbSp
apagónblackout, a sudden cutoff of electric powernoun
apahuiladeintimidated, shyadjectivePast participle adjective form
apahuiladuintimidated, shypast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
apahuilar-sebe intimidated, be frightenedverb
apañarseize, make away with, capture, apprehendverb
apantayarmake as if one has money or position, pretendverb
aparato de respiraciónbreathing apparatusnoun
aparato, aparelloapparatus, device; contrivance (tool to solve a task)nounPortuguese: aparelho
aparcamentoparking lotnoun
aparcarparkverbSpanish: parcar
aparecer [-esca-]appear: become visible, turn upverb
aparecidoghost, apparitionnoun
aparecimentoappearance: emergence, appearing of, arising ofnoun
aparençaappearance; looknoun
aparenteostensible, apparentadjective
aparexopacksaddlenounSpanish: aparejo
apariciónappearance (of person at event)noun
apartamentoapartment (building)noun
apartamento monolocalstudio apartmentnounItalian: appartamento monolocale; French: appartement d'une pièce
aparteapartadjectiveSp
apatliearthenware pot with handles for holding waternoun
apelapple, usually red varietynoun
apelaciónappeal: act of appealingnoun
apelarappealverb
apelercall for, summon, yell someone's nameverb
apellidosurname, last name, family namenoun
apéndiciappendixnounCatalan: apèndix; French/Italian: appendice; Portuguese: apêndice; Spanish: apéndice
apendicitiappendicitisnoun
aperativappetizer, starternounCzech, Spanish
apercepciónapperception: 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 perceptionsverb
apertarpress/push (a button); tightenverb
apertofix, tight spotnoun
apetitoappetitenoun
apetitoseappetizingadjective
apiyarunload, gorge oneselfverb
aplacábelappeasable, soothableadjective
aplacamentoappeasablenessnoun
aplacarplacate, calm/soothe (fears, anger), appease, quench (thirst), satisfy (hunger), assuageverb
aplanarflatten (road, grass); squash, compressverb
aplanuôrflattener, device that flattensnoun
aplastadecrushed, flattenedadjectivePast participle adjective form
aplastaducrushed, flattenedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aplastarcrush, flatten, overwhelm (figurative)verb
aplicábelapplicableadjective
aplicabilitáapplicabilitynoun
aplicaciónapplication (not a job application)noun
aplicadeappliedadjectivePast participle adjective form
aplicaduappliedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aplicarapply, put on, put to useverb
aplomoaplomb: self-confidence when in a demanding situationnoun
apocalípticapocalypticadjective
apocalípticapocalyptic, apocalypticaladjective
apócrifeapocryphaladjective
apodadenicknamed, known asadjective
apodarnickname, dub, call (by a name)verb
apogeoapogeenoun
apolitismoapoliticismnoun
apologéticapologeticaladjective
apologéticaapologeticsnoun
apopleccia [apoplét-]apoplexynoun
apopléticapoplecticadjective
aposiciónappositionnoun
apôstolapostlenoun
apôstolazgo, apôstoladoapostleshipnoun
apôstolicapostolicadjective
apotecastorehouse of medicines, tinctures, or chemicalsnounVenetian, Greek
apotróficapotrophicadjective
apoyarprovide moral or physical supportverb
apoyosupport (moral or otherwise)noun
apreciaciónappreciationnoun
apreciadeappreciatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
apreciaduappreciatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
apreciamentoappreciationnounItalian: apprezzamento
apreciarappreciate, take pleasure in, valueverbFrench: apprécier, Italian: apprezzar, Spanish: apreciar
aprecocapricotnoun
apremianteurgent, pressing, criticaladjective
apremiarurge on, press, hurry alongverb
aprenderapprehend: grasp in the mind, learnverb
aprendisapprenticenoun
aprendisadjapprenticeshipnoun
aprendisadj automáticmachine learningnoun
aprensiónapprehension: understanding (not anxiety or seizure)noun
apresurar-sehurry (up), hasten oneselfverb
apretartighten, squeezeverbJudeo-Spanish
aprobaciónapprovalnoun
aprobarapprove ofverb
apropiaciónappropriationnoun
apropiadeappropriate, took as one's ownadjectivePast participle adjective form
apropiaduappropriate, took as one's ownpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
apropiartake possession of, take as one's own; arrogateverb
aprosimaciónapproximationnoun
aprosimadaménapproximatelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
aprosimade [aprosimada-]approximateadjectivePast participle adjective form
aprosimaduapproximatepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
aprosimarapproximate: make close to, roundverb
aprovetchartake advantage ofverbSpanish
apteaptadjective
aptitud [-tudin-]aptitude, fitnessnoun
apuderado, apuderadaproxy (representative on behalf of)noun
apuntarpoint at, point to, aim at (with gun)verb
aquilineaquiline: curved like an eagle beakadjective
árabeArab, Arabicadjective
arabech, arábigoArabic (language)noun
árabiArab (person)noun
árabicArabicadjective
arabizaciónArabizationnoun
arabo-islámicArabo-Islamicadjective
aracnidjoarachnid, spidernounPortuguese: aracnídeo, Spanish: arácnido, French: arachnide
AragónAragonnoun
arañaspidernoun
araña de lucezchandeliernoun
arancelduty (customs), fee/tariffnounSpanish
arandelawasher (flat disk, placed beneath a nut)noun
aranjeorange(color)adjective
arastriinfluenceadjective
arbitradjarbitrage, arbitrationnoun
arbitrare [arbitrara-, arbitra-]arbitraryadjective
arbitrareménarbitrarilyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
arbitrarietáarbitrarinessnoun
árbitroarbiter, arbitratornoun
árbortreenoun
árbor de bananabanana treenoun
árbor de caraopink shower treenoun
árbor de mançaapple treenoun
árbor de NavitauChristmas treenoun
árbor genealógicfamily treenoun
arborearborealadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: arbóreo
árboreidogrove: group of treesnoun
arbóricolearboriculturaladjectiveFrench: arboricole
arboristaarboristnoun
arboritolittle treenoun
arbustobush, shrubnoun
arcaicarchaicadjective
ArcansawArkansasnoun
archibispalarchiepiscopaladjective
archibispoarchbishopnoun
archinemigoarchenemynoun
archipélagoarchipelagonoun
archipristazgoarchpriesthood, archpriestshipnounSpanish: arciprestazgo
archipristiarchpriest, chief priest, archpresbyternounSpanish/Portuguese: arcipreste, Italian: arciprete, French: archiprêtre
arcobow, curve, arcnoun
arco de cariracareer arcnoun
arco de pesonadjcharacter arcnoun
árcticArcticadjective
ArcticoArctic regionnoun
ardenteardent: enthusiastic or passionateadjective
arderglow, burn (figuratively)verb
ardidehardyadjective
ardillachipmunknounSpanish: ardilla (listada)
árduearduous, hard, difficult, toilsomeadjective
áreaareanoun
área de combaticombat zonenoun
área de responsabilitáAOR: Area of Responsibilitynoun
aredor deapproximately: about, aroundother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
arenasandnoun
argentesilver: coloradjective
ArgentinaArgentinanoun
argentinan, argentineArgentinianadjective
argentinoArgentiniannoun
argentosilver: metalnoun
argilaclaynoun
argila abissalabyssal claynoun
argollapolitical ring, clique; closed circlenoun
argouargot: language of a certain occupation, occupational jargonnoun
argoyeroringleadernoun
argumentativeargumentativeadjective
argumentoargument: an exchange of different viewpoints usually in an angry way.noun
aridearid: lacking moisture, especially having insufficient rainfall to support trees or woody plantsadjective
aridesaaridnessnoun
arinaarena, ring where sports are conductednounPortuguese/Spanish/Italian: arena; Romanian: arena; Galician: area; French: arène
arina políticpolicy arenanoun
aristocraciê [aristocrat-]aristocracynoun
aristócrataaristocrat (person who is ruler)noun
aristocráticaristocraticnoun
aristofanescAristophanean (characteristic of Aristophanes’ plays and poetry)adjective
aristotélicAristotelianadjective
aritméticarithmeticadjective
arjamoney (cash or silver)noun
ÁrlandaIrelandnoun
armaweaponnoun
arma de fogofirearmnoun
armacénwarehouse (of stored goods)noun
armacenábelstoreableadjective
armacenadjstorage, storingnoun
armacenamento de datozdata storagenoun
armacenamento primareprimary storagenoun
armacenamento têmporare en discodisk spoolingnoun
armacenarstore, warehouse, stock up (with), put into storageverb
armaciónframe, frameworknoun
armadanavynoun
armadearmed, carrying weapons or involving weaponsadjective
armadiloarmadillonoun
armaduarmedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
armaduraarmour, armor; suit of armor; frameworknoun
armadura de clefkey signaturenoun
armamentoweaponrynoun
armamentozarmamentsnoun
armararm; set (a trap)verb
armariocabinet (storage area), cupboardnoun
armatutchithingamajig, large thing or objectnoun
arogáticarogatic - underlying structureadjective
aromcoppernounRomansch
aromáticozaromaticsnoun
arpaharpnoun
arpegiararpeggiate: pick chord notesverb
arpegioarpeggionoun
arqueológicarcheologicaladjective
arqueologíêarchaeology, archeologynoun
arqueólogoarchaeologist, archeologistnoun
arquetípicarchetypal, archetypicaladjective
arquétipoarchetypenoun
arquitetónicarchitectonic, architecturaladjective
arquitetuarchitectnoun
arquiteturaarchitecturenoun
arquiteturalarchitecturaladjective
arquivalarchivaladjective
arquivoarchive, record/filenoun
arraigadeentrenched (attitudes, beliefs, customs), firmly established, deep-rootedadjective
arraigartake root, make ingrainedverb
arraigar-sesettle (of a person in a location), establish oneself, take rootverb
arrancarboot (a computer), go through a process to run a machineverbSpanish: arrancar
arrancarroot out, pluck, gouge (eyes)verb
arrancar-seuproot, sever, force from, rip awayverb
arranjozarrangementsnoun
arrasarraise to the groundverb
arrastramento de l'alcanciscope creep, scope dragnoun
arrastrardrag, drag down (sometimes: attract or draw in), pullverb
arreandu gáadoherding cattlepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
arrearherd, bring together (animals, children, etc.)verb
arrebolreddish or orangish glow, usually of cloudsnounSpanish
arrechararouse, enlivenverb
arrechevigorous, energetic, livelyadjective
arreglo floralfloral arrangementnoun
arrepentimentocontrition, regretnoun
arrepentir-serepent, be repentantverb
arrestararrestverbJudeo-Spanish
arretchar-selose one's temper, become angryverb
arretcheangry, infuriatedadjective
arribahigher: up, above; upstairs; ahead (score), above (in a text, on an object, age)adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
arriba deover (direction, size, amount), above (not touching), more thanpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
arriba de tudoabove allother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
arribararriveverbCatalan/Spanish/Sardinian: arribar; Italian: arrivare; French: arriver
arribestoned, high on drugsadjective
arricriar-sefeel refreshed after enjoying oneself; literally: recreate yourselfverbNeapolitan
arrisrice as foodnoun
arrodillar-sekneel (down)verb
arrotzivagabondnoun
arrujelostream, creeknounSpanish: arroyuelo from Pre-Roman: arrugia
arrumarfix, set up, repairverb
arsenicoarsenicnoun
artefactoartifactnoun
arterialarterialadjective
arteríêarterynoun
artesanalcraftadjective
artesanaleríawoodshop, painting studio, place where art or crafts are made by artisansnoun
artesanalménhandcraftedadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
artesaníasomething made by artisans, arts and craftsnoun
artesanocraftsman, artisannoun
artesanwerghandicraft, craftsmanship, mastery, mastershipnoun
artiartnoun
arti de portadacover artnounSpanish
artichota, alcachofraartichokenounFrench: artichaut; Spanish/Portuguese: alcachofra
artícularticle (thing that connects)noun
artícul de rembrançasouvenirnoun
articulararticulate, pronounceverb
articularearticularadjective
articulatoriearticulatoryadjective
artificiworkmanship, artifice, the making of anything by craft or skillnoun
artificialartificialadjective
artigoarticle (of newpaper, magazine etc)noun
artimañasnare, trap, cunning deceptionnoun
artistaartistnoun
artisticartisticadjective
artritiarthritisnoun
artriticarthriticadjective
aruinarpull down, bring to ruinverb
arvehapeanoun
asadeangry, fumingadjectivePast participle adjective form
asaduangry, fumingpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
asafatahostess, stewardessnounSpanish: azafata
asambleyaassembly: meeting, law-making body, "the floor"noun
asassinoassassinnoun
asautarassault, raid, storm (in)verb
asautoassault, raidnoun
ascenderascend, rise, climb upverb
ascender abe promoted to (employee, military…), rise toverb
ascendideascended, promotedadjective
ascendiduascended, promotedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ascensoadvancement in rank, ascent, risenoun
ascensor, elevadorelevator, lift (mechanical)noun
ascéticasceticadjective
ascetismoasceticismnoun
ascodisgrace, sickeningness, foulness, disgustnoun
aseguramentoassuredness, assurance: result of something donenoun
aseguramento dele calitáQA, quality assurancenoun
asegurançainsurancenoun
asegurarassure, affirm, ensure, insureverb
asentamentosettlement (archeological, of people)noun
asentarlay down the foundation of, establish, make firm (ground)verbSpanish/Portuguese
asfaltarasphaltverb
asfaltoasphaltnoun
asficsiaasphyxiation, asphyxianoun
asficsiarasphyxiateverb
asíso, therefore, thereby; for that reason/causeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
así comeven as, the same way as; while/whereasother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
así quetherefore/soother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
AsiaAsianoun
asiáticAsian, asiatiqueadjective
asiáticozAsiansnoun
asietplate, dish, bowl (anything that holds food)noun
asignaciónallocation, assignment, payment, allowancenoun
asignarallocate, assign, allotverbSpanish: asignar
asiloasylumnoun
asimétricasymmetricaladjective
asimetríêasymmetrynoun
asimismoas well, moreover, alsoadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
asinantisubscribernoun
asinarsubscribe (magazine, newspaper); sign (with one's signature a document, such as a check)verb
asinaturasubscription (magazine, newspaper); signaturenoun
AsiriologíêAssyriologynoun
asiriólogoassyriologistnoun
asistença socialwelfare (public assistance)noun
asistenteattending, present (at meeting, gathering)adjective
asistentiassistant, servant, caregiver, attendantnoun
asisterassist, help someone, care for, treat with medicineverb
asnineasinineadjective
asnodonkey, assnoun
asociaciónassociationnoun
Asociación de Naciónz de Asia SudorientalASEAN: Association of Southeast Asian NationsnounPortuguese: Associação de Nações do Sudeste Asiático; Spanish: Asociación de Naciones de Asia Sudoriental; French: Association des nations de l'Asie du Su
asociadeassociatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
asociadoassociate: colleague in businessnoun
asociaduassociatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
asociarassociateverb
asolapadeunderhand, secretive, masked in some wayadjectivePast participle adjective form
asolapaduunderhand, secretive, masked in some waypast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
asombradeamazed, astonishedadjectivePast participle adjective form
asombraduamazed, astonishedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
asombraramaze, astonishverb
asombroastonishment, amazementnoun
asombroseastonishing, amazingadjective
asomerknock out, stunverbFrench: assommer
asômuôrbaton, truncheon, billy-clubnoun
asparagoasparragusnoun
aspectuaspect, personal appearance; looknoun
aspectualaspectualadjective
aspiraciónaspirationnoun
aspiradoravacuumnounSpanish
aspiradoravacuum cleanernounSpanish: aspiradora; French: aspirateur; Portuguese: aspirador de pó
aspirante awould-beadjective
aspiraraspireverb
aspirinaspirinnounJudeo-Spanish
assiduaménassiduouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
assídue [assidua-]assiduousadjective
assimilaciónassimilationnoun
assimilarassimilate, take in, absorbverb
assimilar-sebe similar to, be like, resembleverbSpanish: asimilarse
astêuntil, over to (something), towards (something), as far as, up to, and down topreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesPortuguese: até, Spanish: hasta
astenosferaasthenospherenoun
astenosféricasthenosphericadjective
asteroidasteroidnoun
astralastraladjective
astrostar, star-like planet, heavenly bodynoun
astrologíêastrologynoun
astronautaastronautnoun
astronaviospaceship, starshipnoun
astronómicastronomic, astronomicaladjective
astronomíêastronomynoun
astuteastute, artful, shrewdadjective
astuteastuteadjective
asufri [sulfur-]sulphurnoun
asumciónassumption, suppositionnounSp: asunción
asumirassume (duties), take over (a position), take (responsibility)verbSp
asumtosubject matternounSpanish: asunto; Catalan: asumpte; Latin: assumptus
asustadiceskittish, jumpyadjectiveSpanish: asustadizo; Portuguese: assustadiçowhen person or animal is scared or nervous
atachementoattachmentnoun
atacherattachverb
atacheyattachénoun
atachey legallegal attachénoun
atachideattachedadjectivePast participle adjective form
atachiduattachedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
atadoblock-shaped cakes made of powdered sugarnoun
atañerconcern, have to do with, relates to/withverbSp
ataquiattacknoun
ataqui preventivepre-emptive strikenoun
atargecer [-esca-]begin the afternoonverb
atasco de tráficotraffic jamnoun
atavicatavisticadjective
atavismoatavismnoun
ataxo debunch of, collection of (usually of people of moral depravity: crooks, thieves...)noun
atchaaxenoun
atcha de pedra pulidepolished stone hand axenoun
atchatchaibrrrr! (used when it is cold)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atcheosteelnoun
atcheo inocsidábelstainless steelnoun
atchiotiannatto seed or powdernoun
ateísta, ateoatheistnoun
ateístic, ateísteatheisticadjective
atênciónattentionnoun
atêndendumeanwhile, in the meantimeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atênder [atên-]anticipate/expect, wait for, attend toverbFrench:attendre
atener-seabide by, adhere to or keep to a routine or doctrineverb
atengirattain, reachverb
atentarattempt (on someone's life)verb
atênteattentive, courteous (service), thoughtful and politeadjective
atênteménattentivelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
atenuaciónattenuation, easing/lessening, mitigation (of pain)noun
atenuantimitigation: something to ease a judgementnoun
atenuaralleviate, ease, attenuate, tone downverb
aterrizadjlanding (from air to land of aircraft)nounSpanish: aterrizaje, Portuguese: aterrissagem, French: atterrissage, Italian: atterraggio
aterrizarland an aircraft, touch down, turn up (colloquial)verbSpanish
atestaciónattestation, testimonynoun
atestación múltiplemultiple attestationnoun
áticoatticnoun
atípicatypicaladjective
AtlánticAtlanticadjective
atletaathletenoun
atleticathleticadjective
atleticaathleticsnoun
atmósferaatmospherenoun
atmósfera terrestreatmosphere of Earth, terran atmospherenoun
atmosféricatmosphericadjective
atocacranberrynoun
atolporridge made from boiled corn with milk and sugar.noun
atômatomnoun
atômicatomicadjective
atonalatonaladjective
atorarflunkverb
atracciónattractionnoun
atracoheistnoun
atractiveattractiveadjective
atraher [atrac-]attract: pull or draw out toverb
atrásbehindother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atrás debehindother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atrasadeunderdeveloped, backward, late, overdueadjectivePast participle adjective form
atrasaduunderdeveloped, backward, late: after the scheduled time, overduepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
atrasodelaynoun
atravérs dethrough, along, across; undetermined general time (during)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atraversarcross (over a bridge, road, border...); go through; traverseverb
atribuciónattributionnoun
atribuíbel aattributable toadjectiveSpanish: atribuible a; Portuguese: atribuível a
atribuirattribute, assignverb
atribulaciónaffliction, tribulationnoun
atribulargrieve, afflictverbSpanish/Portuguese
atribuyúattributed, assignedverbpast tense of -uir verb
atriellectern: slanted reading desk sometimes used while standingnounSpanish, Portuguese
atrobuonce more, afresh, anewother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
atroceegregious, extremely wicked or cruel, atrociousadjective
atrocitáatrocitynoun
atrofiêatrophynounSpanish/Portuguese: atrofia; Catalan: atròfia; French: atrophie
atropejohit or run over (accident by vehicle); crime and abuse (of power)nounSp: atropello
atropellarrun over, walk all oververbspanish:atropellar
atuchewing sticknoun
atúntunanounSpanish: atún from Arabic al-tun
aubadaserenade performed at dawn (usually by troubadours)nounOccitan: aubada; French: aubade
aubercawater pondnoun
audaceaudaciousadjective
audacia, audacitáaudacitynoun
audíbelaudibleadjective
audiençaaudiencenounSpanish: audiencia; Portuguese: audiência; French: audience; Romanian: audienţă
audiolivroaudiobooknoun
audiométricaudiometricadjective
audiovizualaudiovisualadjective
auditorauditornoun
auditorioauditoriumnoun
aufacihead of lettucenoun
aufayatitailornoun
augmentarincrease, go up, augmentverb
augmentoincrease, augmentation, magnificationnoun
augsiliareauxiliaryadjective
aulaclassroom, class noungroup of students
aúneven, includingother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
aún asíeven so, including those circumstancesother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
aunquethough, although (while)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
aureolhalo (around angels)noun
aurículauricle: outer earnoun3000-4000hz
auroraauroranoun
austereaustereadjective
austeritáausteritynoun
AustínAustin, Texasnoun
AustraliaAustralianoun
australianAustralianadjective
AustriaAustrianoun
austrianAustrianadjective
austrianoAustrian (person)noun
auténticauthenticadjective
autenticitáauthentiticitynoun
auto-actualizaciónself-actualizationnoun
auto-analizarself-analyzeverb
auto-conchienteself-consciousadjective
auto-defensaself-defense, self-defence (training)noun
auto-estimaself-esteemnoun
auto-proclamadeself-proclaimedadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: autoproclamado
auto-publiarself publishverb
auto-referenchalself-referentialadjectiveSpanish: autorreferencial
auto-regulábelself-adjustingadjective
auto-regularself-regulate, autoregulateverbSp
autobiografíêautobiographynoun
autochtonzindigenous lawsnoun
autocolpself-coupnoun
autocontrolself-controlnounCatalan: autocontrol; Portuguese: autocontrole; Italian: autocontrollo
autocraciê [autocrat-]autocracynoun
autócrataautocrat: a ruler with absolute powernoun
autocráticautocraticadjective
autóctoneautochthonousadjective
autodidactaautodidact: independent self-learner, person who is well-read on a particular subject that interests him or her.noun
autodisciplinaself-controlnoun
autodominioself-restraint, self-control and forebearance, command of one's selfnounSpanish: autodominio
autofagiaautophagynoun
autogestiónself-managementnoun
autógrafoautographnoun
autolimitanteself-limitingadjective
automáticautomaticadjective
automatizaciónautomationnoun
automatizarautomateverb
automotriceautomotive (sector), self-propelledadjectiveSpanish: automotriz
automóvielautomobilenoun
autónomeautonomous, self-governingadjective
autonómicautonomicadjective
autonomíêautonomynoun
autonomisteautonomistadjective
autorauthornoun
autoralauthorialadjective
autoritáauthoritynoun
autoritareauthoritarianadjective
autoritarioauthoritariannoun
autoritarismoauthoritarianismnoun
autoritativeauthoritativeadjective
autorizaciónauthorisation, authorizationnoun
autorizarauthorize, give permissionverb
avacatiavocadonounPo:abacate, Sp:aguacate, Fr:avocate
avalanchaavalanchenoun
avaluaciónevaluation, assessmentnoun
avaluación dele redi ôperativeoperational net assessmentnoun
avaluarevaluate, assessverb
avaluativeevaluativeadjective
avalúoappraisalnoun
avancideadvanced (in position)adjective
avanciduadvanced (in position)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
avancimentoadvancementnoun
avancirmove forward, progress, advanceverb
avançobreakthrough, advance (in progress)nounPortuguese: avanço
avarestingy, avaricious, miserlyadjective
avariça; avaresaavarice, greednounCatalan: avarícia; Spanish: avaricia; Portuguese: avareza; French: avarice
avenidaavenuenoun
avenidaz de ataquiavenues of attacknoun
avenimento, aventoadvent, arrivalnoun
aventonhitch (ride), liftnoun
aventuraadventurenoun
aventuradeadventurous, riskyadjective
aventuraduventured, risked, riskpast participle
aventureroadventurernoun
aventuroseadventurousadjective
averiguábelinvestigableadjective
averiguarinvestigate, find out, determine, ascertain, verifyverb
aversiónaversion (feeling)noun
avestruç [+: avestrucez]ostrich [+: ostriches]nounSpanish/Portuguese: avestruz, Catalan: estruç
aviaanimal that flies esp. birdnoun
aviaciónaviationnoun
aviadoraviatornoun
aviariuaviary, giant bird cage that allows birds to fly freelynoun
aviator, aviatriç pilotnounaviatriç (female pilot), aviator (male pilot)
ávideavid, eageradjective
avidesaaviditynoun
aviónplane, aircraftnoun
avíozgear, tackle, equipment, thingsnoun
avisonotice, notification, prompt (computing)noun
Aviso: Sens SalidaNotice: No Exitnoun
avllanahazelnutnounJudeo-Spanish, Spanish: avellana
awíyesphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionFrench/Lunfardo/Spanish
axaracaornamental loop in Andalusian architecturenoun
ayacatchliindigineous maraca, rattlenoun
ayeriyesterdayother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
AyitíHaiti (a country)noun
ayoteirasquash plantnoun
ayotiwinter squashnoun
ayotónbumpkinnoun
azacuabroad-winged hawk (corresponds to rainy season)noun
azadonhoenoun
azeitioil (cooking); olive oil; salad dressingnoun
azeitunaolivenoun
azoitiscourge (cause of suffering)noun
azorhawknoun
azoradeflustered, embarassed, alarmed, startledadjectiveSpanish: azorado
azoramentoalarm, state of being startled or flusterednounSpanish: azoramiento; Catalan: azorament
azorarstartle, embarrassverb
azorarfrighten, scareverb
azorar-sebecome startled; get flustered/rattledverbSpanish: azorarse
azorospirit, ghostnoun
azotearooftopnoun
aztequeaztecadjective
azulesky blue (between cyan and blue)adjective
azulónblue denimnoun
babaidiotnoun
baba-ganujbaba ghanoush (Levantine dish)noun
babalaosanteria priestnoun
babilónicBabylonianadjective
babosaslug (animal)nounCape Verdean Portuguese
babosadanonsense, foolishnessnoun
babuinobaboonnoun
babuñalight rain, like a drooling babynounGalician
bacallaucodnounSpanish: bacalao, Portuguese: bacalhau
bacanawesome, cooladjective
bachectalented trader of goods even in a slow economynoun
bachileratohigh school diplomanoun
bacinobasin (fluvial)noun
backup operationôperación de apoyonoun
bacteriabacterianoun
bacterianbacterialadjective
bacteriológicbacteriologicaladjective
bacteriólogobacteriologistnoun
badjbadge (usually on display for identification)noun
bagadjbaggage (military or figurative)noun
bagaystuff, thing, thingynounHaitian Creole: bagay, Filipinio: bagay
bagunsamess, disorderly place or situationnoun
baharequiwattle and daub: traditional wall construction technique that uses interwoven branches along with mud and claynoun
baíabaynoun
baijelow, low-lying, bassadjective
baijistabass player, bassistnoun
baijobass (music)noun
baijuunder, in the control ofpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
baiju juramentounder oathphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
baiju le tutela deunder the aegis ofphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: bajo la tutela de
bailadordancernoun
bailardanceverb
bailarínballet dancernoun
baitê, octetbyte (B): 8 bits, octetnoun
balacerashootout, gunbattlenoun
baladaballad: form of verse, often a narrative set to music.nounSpanish
balançabalance: scale (instrument for weighing)noun
balança finalbottom-linenoun
balancínrocker, seesawnoun
balaz de plumolead bulletsnoun
balbucirstammer, stutterverbSpanish
balcanizaciónBalkanizationnoun
balcanizarBalkanizeverb
balcón [+:balcónz]balconynoun
baldaquíncanopy (in architecture), baldachinnoun
baldibucket, pale (big container)noun
balearshoot at, shoot downverb
baleinawhalenoun
baleina borealnorthern right whalenoun
baleina franque australsouthern right whalenoun
balísticballisticadjective
ballestacrossbownounSpanish: ballesta
balotaballotnounVenetian, English
balsa de salvetadjliferaftnoun
balurdeawkward, low-classadjective
balurdoawkward or ridiculous personnoun
bambaa fake or imitationnoun
bambubamboonoun
banalbanaladjective
bananabanananoun
bancarutbill of exchangenoun
banchbenchnoun
banch de l'înformacióninformation desknoun
bancobank (business, economics)noun
bandaband, strip, ribbonnoun
banda anchebroadbandnoun
banda de irmanozband of brothersnoun
banda de rôqui; banda de rôckrock bandnoun
banda magnéticmagnetic stripnoun
bandeirabanner, colors of regiment or gangnoun
bandejatray, platternounPortuguese: bandeja
bandidobanditnoun
bandolabullfigher's whipnoun
bañeirabathtubnoun
banjobanjo: type of stringed instrumentnoun
banoedict, mandate, proclamationnoun
bañobathnoun
banquerobankernoun
baquechichtip for services rendered (usually used fornounTurkish
baracazocoup within the militarynoun
baraharcut or shuffle a deck of cardsverbLunfardo
barajustarleave in a hurry; boltverb
barateinexpensive, cheapadjective
barbabeardnoun
barbaritábarbaritynoun
bárbaroz transatlántictransatlantic barbariansnoun
barberobarbernoun
barbîcubarbecue, a taino roasting processnounArawakan: barabicu and Spanish: barbacoa
barbuicatfishnounLouisiana French: barbue
barbuletabutterflynounPapiamentu, Portuguese
BarcelonaBarcelona: city in Spainnoun
barcelonesefrom Barcelona, Spainadjective
barcoboat, ship, vesselnoun
bardjbarge: 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
bardjerbarge, run intoverb
bardomudnoun
barel de tchancho, barel de purcopork barrelnoun
baribarnoun
baricastomach, bowelsnounPapiamentu
barielbarrelnoun
baristabartender of cold or hot drinks, baristanoun
baroco tardíelate Baroque (period)noun
barométricbarometricadjective
barómetrobarometernoun
baronesarugged bus for passengers or freightnoun
barracabeach umbrellanounPortuguese
barrersweep, sweep cleanverb
barridasweep, raid, landslide (election)noun
barrierabarriernoun
barrioneighborhood, quarter, districtnoun
barroterogrocernounSpanish: abarrotero
basarbuild on, base (on)verb
Baselja dele Sante SepulcroChurch of the Holy Sepulchernoun
baselja; basílicachurch building, basilicanoun
basellaserving dishes and silverwarenoun
basibase, basis, foundationnoun
basi de datozdatabasenoun
basi de datoz relacional [+:basiz de datoz relacional]relational databasenoun
básicbasicadjective
bastanchrather, quite, sufficientlyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
bastarsuffice, be enoughverb
baste cun dicersuffice it to sayphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
bastimentoprovisions tied together or prepared in some waynoun
bastirbaste, tie togetherverb
bastirbind, baste, put togetherverbFrench: bâtir from Frankonian: bastian
basuratrash, garbagenoun
basurerogarbageman: someone who collects and prepares trashnoun
batallabattlenoun
batallónbattalionnoun
batanatonic made from the oil of American palm nut, used in hair conditionernoun
batatapotatonoun
batataz fritefried potatoes, papas fritasnoun
bataz ceremonialceremonial robesnoun
batcharoach: marijuana buttnoun
bateríêdrumsnoun
bateristadrummernounSpanish: baterista
batirhit (object), batter, whisk (eggs, flour...)verb
batonlipsticknounFrench: bâton; Portuguese: batom
batriêbattery (of car, computer, etc)noun
batucadrum; dance music with heavy drumsnoun
batuôrbeaternoun
bauli (de carro)trunk (of car)nounLatin American Spanish: baúl; Portuguese: baú; Italian: baule
bautismobaptismnoun
bautizarbaptize, baptise, Christenverb
bayauclimbing palm whose leaves are used to weave baskets and hatsnoun
bayonetabayonetnoun
béarnesBéarnaise sauce: sauce made of clarified butter emulsified in egg yolks and white wine vinegar and flavored with herbsnoun
beateblessed and happyadjective
beatifiçar [beatifica-]bless, make happyverb
beatitud [-tudin-]happiness, blessedness, felicity, beatitude, blissfulnessnoun
bebíbabynoun
becascholarship, internshipnoun
becariointern, student who is being mentorednoun
beccobeaknounItalian
becho de mêrsea slugnoun
bedcarreconsiderverbJudeo-Spanish
beigebeigeadjective
beiserturn down (heating), lower (glass, eyes, control)verb
bejaberrynoun
bejucocord, ropenounTaino
belegcold cutsnounPapiamentu
belgianBelgianadjective
belgianoBelgian (person)noun
BélgicaBelgiumnoun
bélicwar, warlikeadjective
belicismowarmongering, militarismnoun
belicistawarmongernoun
belicoseaggressive, bellicoseadjective
belicositáwarlike spirit, agressivenessnoun
beligerantebelligerent: aggressive or waging waradjectiveSpanish: beligerante
bellefine, lovelyadjective
belle-letrazbelles-lettres, belles lettres, elegant literature (as a fine art)noun
bellesaloveliness, beautynoun
belletriste, belletristricbelletristric: written to inspire or provide aesthetic valueadjective
bencinabenzine: 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-]blessverb
bendicidublessedpast participle
benditeblessedadjective
benedicciónbenediction, blessingnoun
benefactorbenefactornoun
beneficiarbenefitverb
beneficiariobeneficiarynoun
beneficiobenefit, advantagenoun
beneficiosebeneficialadjective
benevole, benevolentebenevolentadjective
benevolençabenevolence, kindness/genialitynoun
benignebenign, kind, temperateadjective
benignitákindnessnoun
benzoato de sódiu, benzoato sódicsodium benzoatenoun
berachablessingnounJudeo-Spanish
bergamotabergamotnoun
BernabaBarnabasnoun
berraco/asomeone amazing and skilled at somethingnoun
besitomarshmallownoun
bestiabeast, animal, unpleasant person or unpleasant experience (colloquial)noun
bestialismo, zoôfiliabeastialitynoun
betonconcretenoun
beverdrinkverb
bevidabeverage, drinknoun
BeyalBaal, Ba'al: Caananite storm Godnoun
beyotapine conenoun
BibliaBiblenoun
bíblicbiblicaladjective
bibliofilobibliophilenoun
bibliotecalibrarynoun
bibliotecariolibrariannoun
biblioterapiabibliotherapynoun
bicambralbicameraladjective
bicentenarebicentennialadjective
bicentenariobicentennial, bicentenarynoun
bícepsbiceptsnoun
bichobug, small insectnoun
bicicletabicyclenoun
bidireccionalbidirectionaladjective
bienwelladverb (clearly and always an adverb)
bien ricebidewelcomeadjective
bien ricebiduwelcomed, well-receivedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bien-adaptadewell-adaptedadjectiveSpanish: bien adaptado
bien-adiestradewell-trainedadjective
bien-capacitadewell-qualified, well-trainedadjective
bien-comunz globalglobal commonsnoun
bien-definidewell-definedadjective
bien-entendidewell-understoodadjective
bien-estarwell-beingnoun
bien-estar socialsocial well-beingnoun
bien-fetchewell done, well-doneadjectiveSpanish: bien hecho
bien-funcionantewell-functioningadjective
bienaventuradeblessed and fortunateadjective
bienaventuradoblessed personnoun
bienaventuradozthe Blessed (people)noun
bienaventurançahappiness, beatitude, divine visionnoun
bienvenidawelcomenoun
bifurcaciónbifurcation, fork in roadnoun
bihaomacaw flowernoun
bihuverbehoove: be necessary, proper, or advantageous forverbEnglish/Dutch
bilateralbilateral, of both sidesadjective
bilbulnightingalenounJudeo-Spanish
biletbill (paper money), notenoun
bileteirobillfold, walletnoun
bilinguebilingualadjectiveSpanish, Portuguese, French, Catalan
bilocarbilocateverb
binarebinaryadjective
biodiversitábiodiversitynoun
bioéticbioethicaladjective
bioéticabioethicsnoun
biogeográficbiogeographicaladjective
biográficbiographicadjective
biografíêbiographynoun
bioîngeñerwergbioengineeringnoun
biológicorganic, biologicaladjective
biologicaménbiologicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
biologíêbiologynoun
biólogobiologistnoun
bioluminescençabioluminescencenoun
biomabiomenounSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: bioma
biomarcadorbiomarkernoun
biomasabiomassnoun
biométricbiometricadjective
biométricabiometricsnoun
bioquímicbiochemicaladjective
bioquímicabiochemistrynoun
biosferabiospherenoun
biosféricbiosphericadjective
biostratigrafíêbiostratigraphynoun
bioterapéuticbiotherapeuticadjective
bipartidarismobipartisanshipnoun
bipartitebipartiteadjective
bipolarebipolaradjective
bipolaritábipolaritynoun
birriabirrianoun
birriatravestynoun
bis-abulagreat grandmother, great grandmanoun
bis-abulogreat grandfather, great grandpanoun
bis-nietagreat granddaughternoun
bis-nietogreat grandsonnoun
biscuchopastry, sponge cakenounsp: bizcocho
biscuitbiscuit, crackernoun
Bislamacreole language of Vanuatunoun
bislispeasnounVenetian, Italian
bismutobismuthnoun
bisneardo business (with), make a dealverb
bisnerobusinessperson, entrepreneur who is sharpnoun
bisonbison, American buffalonoun
bistrobistro, small restaurantnoun
bîtbitnoun
bitumibitumennoun
bituminosebituminousadjective
biuroagency or department of a government or large organization, bureaunoun
biurocraciê [biurocrat-]bureaucracynoun
biurócratabureaucratnoun
biurocráticbureaucraticadjective
biyuyomoney, cashnoun
bizancioByzantiumnoun
bizantineByzantineadjective
blandesoft, blandadjective
blanqueoff-white (usually used for skin tone)adjectiveFrench/Spanish
blanqueamentowhiteningnoun
blanquearwhiten; practice shooting at targets, go for target practiceverb
blasfemeblasphemousadjective
blasfemiablasphemynoun
blasfemiarblasphemeverb
blasóncoat of arms, blazonnounSpanish: blasón
blaveblue: darker than "azule"adjectiveCatalan: blau, blava, blaus, blaves
blave marinenavy blueadjective
blindadearmored, bulletproof, shieldedadjectiveSpanish: blindado
blindadjshield (of equipment), shieldingnoun
blindadj solaresun shieldingnoun
blindadoarmored vehiclenounSpanish: blindado
blindararmor-plate, shield, armour-plateverbSpanish: blindar
blococoncrete block noun(for building or standing something up on)
blocoz de construcciónbuilding blocksnoun
blogblognoun
blogherobloggernoun
bloquearprevent, block, blockade, jam (make unable to work), lock (freeze in place)verb
bloqueroconcrete block makernoun
bluetazblueberriesnounFrench Canadian
blujinblue jeansnoun
bobesilly, naive, stupidadjective
bocadobocadillo, bocata, sandwich made with baguette cut lengthwise and filled with chorizo sausage, cold cuts, tuna, or hamnounsp: bocata, bocadillo
bocinaspeaker (electronic)noun
boconsorcerernounHaitian
bocua lot, very muchintensifier or quantifierFrench: beaucoup
bocu demany, a lot ofadjective
bodibucknoun
bogchabundlenounJudeo-Spanish
bohímodest home; hut with thatched roofnoun
boiar, flotarfloatverb
boicotarboycottverb
boicotiboycottnoun
boletoticket (admission, plane/bus), couponnounMexico and Latin America Spanish: boleto
bolichibowlingnoun
bolígrafoballpoint pennoun
bolivarianismoBolivarianismnoun
BoliviaBolivianoun
bolocakenoun
bolsabag, pocketnoun
bolsa de manuhandbagnoun
bolsearlift, steal, pickpocketverb
bolsillopocket (in clothes)nounSpanish: bolsillo
bomalivestock enclosure traditionally made of wood stakesnounBantu
bomba încendiarefirebomb, incendiary bombnoun
bombardearbombardverbSpanish, Portuguese
bombardemento, bombardeobombardmentnoun
bombillalight bulbnoun
bombónchocolate-covered candynoun
bon comportamentogood behaviournounSpanish: buen comportamiento
bon djornGood dayphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bon mañáGood morningphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bon notchiGood nightphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bon provetchoEnjoy your mealphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bon suaraGood eveningphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Bon targiGood afternoon, good early eveningnoun
Bon viadjHave a nice tripphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
bon-sensugood sense, common sense, good judgementadjective
bonditram, electric streetcarnoun
bone, bongoodadjective(bôn before noun; bône after noun)
bonificaciónbetterment, improvementnounCatalan: bonificació; Spanish: bonificación
bonifiçar [bonifica-]make better, improveverb
boníssimevery good (superlative of bune)adjective
bonitágoodnessnoun
bonitosekind, full of goodnessadjectivePortuguese: bondoso; Spanish: bondadoso
bónusbonusnoun
boquitbucketnoun
boquitaappetizernoun
borbullabubblenounSpanish: burbuja, Portuguese: borbulha
borbulla especulativespeculative bubblenoun
borbullantebubblingadjectiveGalician: burbullante, Spanish: burbujeante; Portuguese: borbulhante
borbullarbubbleverbSpanish: burbujar, Portuguese: borbulhar
bordarborder; skirt aroundverb
bordillocurbnoun
bordoembankment, levee, roughly-built damnoun
borduraedging, trimnoun
borrarerase, delete (file on computer)verb
borratchedrunkadjective
borroseblurred, smudgy, indistinct (of an image); fuzzy or vague (memory, instructions)adjectiveSpanish: borroso/a
BosniaBosnianoun
bosnianBosnianadjective
bosnianoBosniannoun
bosquetgrove, little forest, bosknoun
bosquiwoods, forestnoun
bostacrappy thing, something really badnounPortuguese
bostejaryawnverbSpanish: bostezar, Portuguese: bocejar
bostejoyawnnounSp: bostezo, Po: bocejo
botanarsnack on something, have snacksverb
botanazsnacksnoun
botánicbotanicaladjective
botánicabotanynoun
botarthrow away, waste; spill a drinkverb
botarataspendthriftnounHonduran
botazbootsnoun
botejaliquid measurement of about .75 litersnoun
botelabottle: usually see-through and sealednoun
botixaburied treasurenounSpanish: botija
bôtonbutton (of clothes or machine), switch (light)noun
bôton de grabaciónrecord buttonnoun
bouticboutique, exclusive and of limited quantity (usually handmade)adjective
bovinebovineadjective
bovsteicasteak, beef steaknoun
bozwêneednoun
bra'môgobloke, dudenounMandinka (African)
brandirbrandish, wave something (e.g. a weapon)verb
branquiagillnoun
brasaletibraceletnoun
BrasilBrazilnoun
brasilianBrazilianadjective
brasiliano, brasileñoBrazilian language, person from Brazilnoun
brasoarm (of person)noun
bratworstbratwurst: fried or grilled German sausagenoun
bravebraveadjective
bravurabraverynoun
brechabreach, rift, gap, gashnoun
brécolibroccolinounSpain Spanish: brécol; Mexico Spanish: brócoli
bremaeggplantnounLouisiana French: brème
brequibrake (of vehicle)nounEnglish
bretzelpretzelnoun
brevebrief, short (vowel, syllable, etc)adjective
breveménbriefly, conciselyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
brevitábrevity, shortness, conciseness (of style)noun
brievletter/message to someonenounRomansh
brillantebrilliantadjective
brillantesabrilliancenoun
brillarshineverb
brincuearringnoun
briochibriochenounFrench and Portuguese
brisabreezenoun
brîsquetbrisket: cut of meat from the breast or lower chest of beef or veal.noun
británicabrit, British ladynoun
britanicoBritish (person)noun
brocacoffee berry borer (small beetle)noun
brochurbrochurenoun
brodadeembroideredadjective
brodarembroiderverb
bromahoax, joke (that involves trickery)noun
bromearjoke, kid (not mean it)verb
broncebronze, brasenadjective
bronquewild, untame, aggressive (of person)adjective
bronquialbronchialadjective
bronquitibronchitisnoun
brossaoutback, bush, wild area away from civilization/townsnounFrench: brousse; Occitan: brossa
brossardbushman, someone who lives in the outbacknounFrench: broussard
brotishoot (of plant), outbreaknounSpanish: brote
bruchawitch, hagnoun
brugobridge for road or railwaynoun
brugo transbordadoretransfer bridgenoun
brullentequietadjective
brullóbroth, light-colored soupnounCatalan: brou; French: bouillon
brumafog, mist, sea mistnoun
brumosefoggy, mistyadjective
brunebrown (light shade of brown)adjective
bruñidemessed-up, in a mess, botheredadjectiveHonduran Spanish
bruñidumessed-up, in a mess, botheredpast participleHonduran SpanishUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
bruñirannoy, botherverb
bruscaménquickly, sharplyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
brusque [brusca-]quick, sharpadjective
brutalitácruelty, brutalitynoun
brutegross (income, profit, weight)adjective
bruxebroke, out of moneyadjective
bucamouthnoun
bucadomouthful, morsel, bitenoun
bucioskuba divingnounSpanish: buceo
BudaBuddhanoun
budingpuddingnoun
bufalobuffalo (not bison)noun
bufandomufflernoun
bufetbuffetnoun
bufúnbuffoonnoun
bugermove: budgeverb
bugicandlenounFrench
bui [bov-]oxnoun
bujirseetheverb
bulboz, rizomaz, i tubérculezbulbs, rhizomes, and tubersnoun
bulevardboulevard: wide city street, limited access highwaynounSpanish: bulevar; French/English: boulevard
BulgariaBulgarianoun
bulgarianBulgarianadjective
bulgarianoBulgariannoun
bullaranganoise, boisterousnessnounLatin America
bullicionoise, racket, hustle and bustle of activitynounSp: bullicio, Po: alvoroço
bulliciosenoisy, boisterous, rowdyadjective
bullirboilverb
bulnoboltnoun
bultoshopping bag, lump/bump, bundlenounSpanish: bulto
bumbulutadpolenoun
bumiboom, upswingnoun
bunatzilullnoun
bunocoffee beans (raw)noun
búnquêrbunkernoun
burdelbrothelnoun
burgeo, burgésbourgeois person, person of high status who controls capital, middle class citizen: usually a merchant or craftsman in the citynounItalian: borghese; Spanish: burguesa/burgués; Portuguese: burguês/burguesa; French: bourgeoise/bourgeois; German: Bürger/Bourgeois
burgesebourgeoise, bourgeois: characteristic of the middle classadjective
burgesíabourgeoisie: 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 classnounItalian: borghesia; Portuguese: burguesia; French: bourgeoisie; Spanish: burguesía
burghfortified citynoun
burgherocitizen of citynoun
burghesa de pollochicken burgernoun
burlaroutwit, thwartverb
burloneteasing (derisive or joking), sardonicadjective
burresastupiditynoun
burrodonkey (animal); halfwit/dummy (person)noun
burruscothicket, dense plant growthnoun
bursátilstock market, stock exchangeadjective
burumoneynounPalenquero in Columbia
burugoexecutioner, hangman, torturernoun
buscadorsearch enginenoun
buscador de fortunafortune seekernoun
buscanduseekingadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
buscarseek, searchverb
búsqueda, buscasearch, questnoun
butacaarmchairnoun
butargasalted fish roenounItalian
butchacapocket (in pool/billiards)noun
butegaboutique, small store, apothecarynoun
cabaçshopping basketnounPortuguese
cabalerosechivalrous, gallant, gentlemanlyadjectiveSpanish: caballeroso
cabalerositáchivalry, gentlemanlinessnounSpanish: caballerosidad
cabanacabin (rustic house)noun
cabañagoal (in soccer)noun
cabeçaheadnoun
cabecefoquebald (slang)adjective
cabeçonehead-strong, stubbornadjective
cabeçotebig-headed, stubbornnoun
cabeçudehead-strong, pigheaded, hard-headedadjective
cabelleirahead of hair, wignoun
cabelleirero/ahairstylist, hairdressernoun
cabellohairnounFrench: cheveu/chevelure; Catalan: cabell; Portuguese: cabelo; Spanish: cabello
cabello corteshort hairnoun
cabello lisestraight hair, smooth hairnoun
cabello longhelong hairnoun
cabello rizadecurly hairnoun
cabelludehairy: full of hairadjective
caberfit, be fittingverb
cabezautractor trucknoun
cabíbelfitting, appropriate, applicableadjective
cabimentosense (something that fits the narrative)noun
cabinacabin (of ship, plane)noun
cabina de pilotadjcontrol deck (of ship)noun
cabocape (geography)noun
cabragoatnoun
cabulcablenoun
cabul coaccial; cabul coeichialcoaxial cablenoun
cabuyastring, twine, thin ropenoun
cacahuatipeanutnounSpanish: cacahuate, cacahuete
cacalotinorthern ravennoun
cacaslicar or electrical appliance that has been scrapped or stripped; frame of carnoun
cacatucockatoo: type of birdnoun
cacaucocoa, cocoa powder drinknoun
cacempulgablack widow spidernoun
cacetchiclub, sticknoun
cachahunt, hunting, pursuit/chasenoun
cachadahunting tripnoun
cachadorhunternoun
cachador-recolectorhunter-gatherernounSpanish: cazador-recolector
cachalotchisperm whalenoun
cacharhunt, pursue, chase afterverbItalian: cacciare; Spanish: cazar; Portuguese: caçar
cachasasugar-cane liquor, Brazilian white rumnoun
cachecoscarfnoun
cacherhide, concealverbFrench
cacherolcasserole pannoun
cachicupboardnoun
cachimbupipe for smoking, tobacco pipenoun
cachordog: cherished petnoun
cachubunch (bananas, grapes); collectionnoun
cachuerawaterfall, cascadenoun
cacicazgochiefdom, chieftainshipnounSpanish: cacicazgo
cacimbawell (for water)nounBrazilian and Angloan Portuguese
caciquiboss (political), chief (tribal)noun
cacofoníêcacophonynoun
cacomistlicacomistle, Bassariscus sumichrasti:preferred habitats are wet, tropical, evergreen woodlands and mountain forestsnounThe term cacomistle is from the Nahuatl language (tlahcomiztli) and means "half cat" or "half mountain lion"
cactucactusnoun
cacuetchinervous tic, twitchnoun
cadaeachintensifier or quantifier
cada díaeach day, every daypreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
cada unoeach onepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
cadarsushoelacenoun
cadastroregisternoun
cádavêrcorpse, dead body, cadavernoun
cadavreworn-out, deadadjective
cadenachainnoun
cadena de distribucióndistribution chain, supply chainnoun
cadena de mandochain of commandnoun
cadençacadencenoun
cadjadopadlocknoun
cadmiucadmiumnoun
caducarexpire, lapse, run out; become senileverb
caduquelapsed, expired; senileadjective
cafeínacaffeinenoun
cafonetackyadjective
cafuneycaress, run fingers through hairnoun
caguamaloggerhead turtlenounSpanish: tortuga caguama
caibracramp, charley horsenoun
caichwharf, quaynoun
caidufallenpast participle
caiguelazy, disinclined to work, indolentadjectiveGuarani: kaigue
caijacase, boxnounSpanish: caja/cajón; Portuguese/Catalan: caixa
caija fortesafe (repository for valuables), strongboxnoun
caija nerreblack boxnoun
caija registradorecash box, place to store moneynounNeapolitan Italian: carusiello
caijeracashiernoun
caijóncajón, big boxnoun
caimacaiman (type of alligator)noun
cair [caiga-, cayessê]fallverbVulgar Latin: cadere
cair-sefall downverb
caitlisandal made from tiresnoun
cajucashew (nut)noun
calabasodried pumpkin-shell bowlnoun
calabosodungeonnoun
calacadeath personifiednoun
calamadfried squidnoun
calamarisquid, calamarinounSpanish
calambrimixed drink made with gin, red wine, sugar, and icenoun
calamitácalamitynoun
calamitosecalamitousadjective
calatenaked, nudeadjective
calcarelimestoneadjective
calciucalciumnoun
calco semánticcalquenoun
calcolíticChalcolithic, copper ageadjective
calcomaniastickernounSp: calcomania
calculábelcalculable, searchableadjective
calculadoracalculatornoun
calcularcalculate, assessverb
calculo diferenchaldifferential calculusnoun
caldeiraboiler (pan), cauldronnoun
calefacción centralcentral heatingnoun
calefacción; chofagiheatingnoun
calefacer [calefici-, calefetch-, calefaga-, calefar-]heat up, warm upverb
calefazuôrwarming pan, heating apparatusnoun
caleidoscopiokaleidoscopenoun
calentamentowarming, heating (up), warm-upnounSpanish: calentamiento
calentarheat, warm upverb
calentevery warm, hotadjectiveSpanish: caliente; Catalan: calenta
calentitenice and warmadjectiveSpanish: calientito
calibracióncalibrationnoun
calibrarcalibrateverb
cáliç [+:cálicez]chalicenoun
calidewarm (of temperature, climate)adjective
calidesawarmth, mellowness, friendlinessnounSpanish: calidez
califacaliphnoun
califalcaliphalnoun
califatocaliphate, khalifate, kalifatenoun
calificaciónqualificationnoun
califiçar [califica-]qualify, label, call/describe/pinpointverb
caligrafíêcalligraphynoun
calijapest, pain in the necknoun
calisa [calqu-]limestonenoun
calisteniacalisthenics, callisthenicsnounFrench: callisthénie; Spanish/Portuguese: calistenia
calitáqualitynoun
calitativequalitativeadjective
calladequiet, reservedadjectivePast participle adjective form
calladuquietpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
callarsilence, get/be quietverb
callêstreetnounSpanish: calle
callê lateralside street, alleynoun
callê-abaijudown the streetadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
callêcitavillage street, small roadnounSp: callecita
callêxón [+:callêxónz]alleywaynoun
calmacalmnoun
calmarcalmverb
calmecalmadjective
calofrioshivernoun
calorheat, warmthnoun
caloríêcalorie (in food)noun
calorosehot (day, season)adjective
calsadofootwearnoun
calzlime, whitewashnoun
calzadofootwearnoun
calzarwedgeverb
calzowedgenoun
calzon(ez)pantiesnoun
camabednoun
camadabed (of clay, mineral deposits…)noun
camagueunderripe (fruit, vegetable), in between green and fully ripeadjective
cambalatchifavor, errandnoun
cambiarchangeverb
cambiar de tacticachange one's policy/tacticverb
cambiochange, switch (in policy)noun
cambio de fasiphase shiftnoun
cambrerawaitress, attendantnoun
cambrerowaiter, attendantnoun
cambrochamber, room in restaurant, public areanoun
Cambro de ReprésentantizHouse of Representativesnoun
camelarwoo, seduceverb
camelidjocamelid: a mammal with a 3-chambered stomach, including the camel, llama, guanaco, alpaca, and vicuñanoun
camelocamelnoun
cámeracameranoun
cameradacomradenoun
cameradadjcomradeship, companionshipnounPortuguese
camillaportable bed, stretcher (litter)noun
caminadawalknoun
caminarwalkverb
caminatatreknounSpanish: caminata
caminopath, road, routenoun
camino bien-trijadewell-trodden pathnoun
camióntrucknoun
camionetapickup truck, small truck or vannounSpanish: camioneta; Portuguese: caminhonete; Italian: camioncino
camisashirtnoun
camisear-seconceal (a weapon)verb
camisetat-shirtnoun
camiziñacondomnoun
camizollight coat, jacketnoun
camoti, batata dolcesweet potatonoun
campañacountryside, the countrynoun
campanabellnoun
campanariosteeple, church towernoun
campanillazslang: ballsnoun
campeinacampaign: an organized operation or course of action to achieve a particular goal. (see: campaña for countryside)noun
campeónchampionnoun
campesinerural, having to do with farmingadjective
campesinofarmer, peasantnoun
campofield (agriculture), campnoun
campo (înformátic)field in a record of a database or tablenoun
campo de batallabattlefieldnoun
campo de concentraciónconcentration campnoun
campo de refugiadozrefugee campnoun
campo de trigowheat fieldnoun
campo gravitacionalgravitational fieldnoun
campo morfogenéticmorphagenetic fieldnoun
campongocompound: group of buildings; small village of close buildingsnounvia Dutch (kampoeng) or Portuguese, from Malay kampong
camufladjcamouflagenoun
camuflarcamouflageverb
CanadáCanadanoun
canadenseCanadianadjective
canadensiCanadian, person from Canadanoun
canallascoundrel, rascal, rat/rascalnounSpanish/Catalan/Galician: canalla, Portuguese: canalha, Italian: canaglia, Romanian: canalie
cañamostring or twine made from hempnoun
canard, patoducknoun
canaucanal, channelnoun
canau navegábelwaterway (navigable by boats)noun
canau radiculareroot canalnoun
cáncêrcancernoun
canciónsongnoun
candelcandlenoun
candelaflourescent tube for lampnoun
candidatar-serun for (position, election), apply forverb
candidatocandidate (election), applicant (for job, scholarship)noun
candidato governatoregubernatorial candidatenoun
candidaturaapplication (job,scholarship...), candidacynoun
cándidenaïve and unsuspecting, unsophisticatedadjective
candowheninterrogative, question word
canelacinnamonnounSpanish/Portuguese
canetchoan edible freshwater crabnoun
cangríprisonnoun
cangurukangaroonoun
canidog (animal species)noun
caniculadog days; in July and Augustnoun
canidjocanid, mammal of the dog familynounPortuguese: canídeo, Spanish: cánido
caninecanine, of or like a dogadjective
caninodog-like animalnoun
cannóncannon (artillery ball)noun
canoacanoenounArawakan: canaoua, Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese/Italian: canoa
cañóncanyon, gorge (cut in mountains); couloirnoun
canóncanon, precept/rule; authentic books of holy scriptures, tenetnoun
canóniccanonical, canonicadjective
canonicaméncanonicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
canonicitácanonicitynoun
canonizacióncanonizationnoun
cansadetiredadjectivePast participle adjective form
cansadutiredpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cansancióntiredness, weariness, fatiguenoun
cansantetiringadjective
cansartire, get tiredverb
cantador, cantantisinger, vocalist (for music group)noun
cantaletasame old story; repeatnoun
cantantesingingadjective
cantarsingverb
cantchasportsfieldnoun
cantimploracanteen (not a drinking establishment), water bottlenoun
cantinabar room that serves alcoholic beverages and wines, cafeterianoun
cantinear-sechase after; seduce/enticeverb
cantónstate, jurisdiction within larger nationnoun
caobamahogany (wood)noun
caoschaosnoun
caóticchaoticadjective
capacovernoun
capacecapableadjective
capacitácapacitynoun
capacitá de concentraciónpowers of concentration, ability to concentrate/focusnoun
capacitá imaxinativepowers of imaginationnoun
capacitacióntrainingnoun
capacitadequalified, trained (employee)adjectiveSpanish: capacitado
capacitarimpart skills to, train, qualify (for position), enableverb
capacitar-setrain, acquire skillsverb
capacitáz antiblindadjeanti-armor capabilitiesnounSpanish: capacidades antiblindaje
capacitor, condensadorcapacitor (electrical)noun
capciosecaptious: tending to find fault or raise petty objections.adjective
capelachapelnoun
capichergrasp (the concept of), understand what someone is saying or how they are thinking (slang: get it)verbItalian: capire, capisce
capiruchacapital citynoun
capitalismocapitalismnoun
capitalistacapitalistnoun
capitaucapital: money, stocks, propertynoun
capitelcapital: forms the topmost member of a column or pilaster(architecture)noun
capiténcaptain, head (person in charge)noun
capitolcapitol: building that houses a government's legislative branchnoun
capítulmeeting, section (of law)noun
capitulaciónagreement, surrendernoun
capitulación matrimonialmarriage contractnoun
capitulación sens condiciónzunconditional surrendernoun
capitularcapitulate, surrender; agree to/onverb
capitularemeeting, chapteradjective
capotarcapsizeverbPo
caprichowhim, capricenoun
caprichosecapricious, whimsicaladjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: caprichoso
caprichoz dele (mercado, oradj, ...)vagaries of the (market, weather, …)noun
cápsulcapsulenoun
capsularecapsularadjective
captivantecaptivatingadjective
captivarcaptivateverb
captivecaptiveadjective
captivitácaptivitynoun
captor, captriçcaptornoun
capturacapturenoun
captura dele reguladorregulatory capturenounSpanish: captura del regulador
capturarcaptureverb
capucasmall palm (tree) about 2 meters highnoun
capulanacloth squarenoun
caquiekhaki coloradjective
caraface (of person)noun
caráctêrcharacter, naturenoun
caractêrísticcharacteristic, typicaladjective
caractêrísticacharacteristicnoun
caractêrizarcharacterizeverb
caragolsnail (edible)noun
carambamusical bow of traditional instrumentnoun
carambanoiciclenoun
carambelofrozen candynoun
caramelizacióncaramelizationnoun
caramelocaramel: a beige to dark-brown confectionery product made by heating a variety of sugarsnoun
carateykaratenoun
caravanacaravannoun
carbóniccarbonicadjective
carbonocarbonnoun
carbuncoshifting light or ball of fire that appears on hills at night indicating the presence of treasure according to folklore.noun
carburantifuel (for vehicle)noun
carcachaold car, junkernoun
carcahadahearty laughter; guffawnoun
carcaxadaloud laugh, guffawnounSpanish: carcajada
cárcelprisonnoun
cardenaucardinal (catholicism)nounSpanish/Catalan: cardenal; Portuguese: cardeal; Italian: cardinale
cardiaquecardiacadjective
cardinalidjocardinal (bird), cardinalidnounPortuguese: cardinalídeo, Spanish: cardenalida, French: cardinalide
cardio-respiratoriecardiorespiratoryadjective
carençadeficiencynoun
carença vitaminicvitamin deficiencynoun
cargarcarry (support), charge (battery)verb
cargoz adicionaladditional charges/feesnoun
caribeñefrom the Caribbeanadjective
caribeñoperson from the Caribbeannoun
caribired banana of Jamaican originnoun
caricaturacaricaturenoun
cariñar-segrow fond ofverb
cariñofondness, dearnessnoun
cariñoseaffectionateadjective
cariracareernoun
carismacharismanoun
carismáticcharismaticadjective
caritácharity: benevolence towards the poornoun
caritativecharitableadjectiveSpanish: caritativa
carmezecrimson color, bluish deep redadjectiveSpanish: carmesí
carmun weaselnounCeltic
carnavaucarnival: 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 bovinebeef; meat from a cownoun
carni selectechoice meat (preferred, of good quality)verbSpanish: carne selecta
carni [-carna-]meat as food, does not include fish or chickennoun
carniceríabutcher shop, meat storenoun
carnicerobutcher, meat preparernoun
carnivorcarnivorenoun
carnivorosecarnivorousadjective
caroñacarrion, dead flesh, carcassesnounSpanish: carroña; French: charogne; Italian: carogna; Portuguese: carniça
caroñardscavenger, vulture (figuratively)nounFrench: charognard
carpatent (for camping)noun
carpinterocarpenternoun
carpinterwergcarpentry (work)noun
carpirgroan, moanverb
carpocarpusnoun
carrellane (for motor vehicle)noun
carrello de egsposiciónexhibition stand, display cartnoun
carreteirahighwaynoun
carretillawheelbarrow, cart (in store)noun
carrocar, automobilenoun
carro compactecompact carnoun
carro eléctricelectric car, car powered by electricitynoun
carroceríabodywork, body shopnoun
carrucojoint, marijuana cigarette wrapped in newspapernoun
carsontrousers, pantsnounPapiamentu
cartaletter: written messagenoun
carta blanquecarte blanchenoun
cartelcartelnoun
cartelizacióncartelizationadjective
cartelizarform a cartel in an industry or trade (illicit or licit)verb
cartero, carteramailman, mail womannoun
cartílagencartilagenoun
cartográficcartographical, cartographicadjective
cartografíêcartographynoun
cartografitecamap librarynoun
cartógrafocartographernoun
cartuchocartridge (of gun), cartouchenoun
caruchapulleynoun
casahome (place where you and your family lives), housenoun
casamentomarriage weddingnoun
casaucouplenoun
casca de noeznutshellnoun
cascohelmetnoun
cascohull (of vehicle, ship)noun
cascushard, broken glassnoun
casocase (in case of)noun
caso aparteoutlier (unique member of a group)noun
caso de estudiocase studynoun
caspadandruff, dandernoun
casseticassettenoun
cassoletstew of slow-cooked meatnounFrench: cassoulet
castañachestnutnoun
castañebrown, dark (hair, eyes)adjective
castañochestnutnounSpanish: castaño
castellocastlenounGalician/Portuguese: castelo; Leonese: castiellu; Catalan: castell; Spanish: castillo; French: château
castigopunishment for disciplinary reasonsnoun
castorbeavernoun
casuarmock, make fun ofverb
cataclísmic, de cataclismocataclysmicadjective
cataclismocataclysmnoun
catalapaper waspnoun
catalano [catalun-]Catalan (language or person)noun
catalepsiacatalepsynoun
catálogocatalog, catalogue, list that is differentiated between typesnoun
CataluniaCatalonia, Cataluñanoun
catartaste (wine), sample (a drink or food)verb
catástroficatastrophenoun
catastróficcatastrophicadjective
catatóniccatatonicadjective
catchabutt (of weapon), thighnoun
catcheworthwhile, advantageousadjective
catchimbeocommotion, ruckus, brawlnoun
catchingacaatinga: dry region with stunted vegetation especially in northeastern Brazilnoun
catchiporrabilly clubnoun
catchupketchup, catsupnoun
catédraucathedralnoun
categóriccategoricaladjective
categoríêcategorynoun
categoríê de naciónnationhoodnounSpanish: categoría de nación
categoríê gramaticalpart of speech, grammatical categorynoun
catequesicatechesisnounreligious instruction given to a person in preparation for Christian baptism or confirma
catequismocatechismnounItalian: catechismo, French: catechisme, Spanish/Portuguese: catecismo
cátodocathodenoun
católiccatholicadjective
catolicismocatholicismnoun
catorcime14th, fourteenthadjective
catorcimo14th, fourteenthnoun
catotchawalletnoun
catruple, cuadruplequadruple, four times as manyadjective
catusiarpinchverb
cauciónbailnoun
caudauwealth, capital, volume (of water)noun
caudauz públicpublic fundsnoun
caudillazgocaudilloshipnounSpanish: caudillazgo
caudillocaudillo: strong personalist leader and usually a dictatornoun
causacausenoun
causa físicphysical causenoun
causalitácausation, causalitynoun
cautchorubbernoun
cautelacaution, stealthinessnoun
cautelosaméncautiouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cautelose [cautelos-]cautiousadjective
cavalcarride a horseverb
cavaleríacavalrynoun
cavalerisastable (building for horse)nounSpanish/Catalan/Portuguese
cavaleroknight, horseman, cavalry soldiernoun
cavalohorsenoun
cavalo de TroyaTrojan horsenoun
cavardig (manually)verb
cavernacavernnoun
cavernícolacaveman, cave dweller, reactionary (pejorative)noun
cavernosecavernousadjective
caví [cafe-]coffeenoun
cavihauscoffee housenoun
cavildearlobby (politics, campaign)verb
cavildeolobbyingnoun
cavitácavitynoun
caviteiracoffee makernoun
cawinrowdy, drunken gatheringnoun
caxelsynagoguenounJudeo-Spanish
cayena, pimenta rujecayenne peppernoun
cayeranotebook for taking notesnounFrench: cahier
cayúfellverbpast tense of cair
cayucodugout canoenoun
cayuquerocanoeist, boatman/boatwoman; paddlernoun
cazabcassava breadnoun
CazaquistônKazakhstannoun
cazonsmall sharknounSpanish
cebollaonionnounSpanish: cebolla, Portuguese: cebola
cecinadried or cured fish filletnoun
cedillacédille, cedillanounFrench: cédille; Spanish: cedilla; Italian: cediglia
cedrocedarnoun
cédulaidentification card, I.D.noun
CefasCephasnoun
célebrefamous, celebrated, renownedadjective
celebrecióncelebrationnoun
celebrercelebrate (a holiday)verb
celebritácelebritynoun
celibatocelibacynoun
célibecelibateadjective
celozealnoun
celo por; entusiasmo porzeal for, enthusiasm aboutother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
celosezealous, easily set off, hair-triggeradjective
célulcellnoun
celularecellularadjective
celuloidcelluloidnoun
ceminteriocemeterynoun
cenahoracarrotnoun
ceñirrestrict, limit, gird upverb
cenizoHawaiian sweet banananoun
centellaspark, sparklenounPortuguese: centelha, Spanish: centella
centenarecentenary, 100 years, centennialadjective
centenariocentenary, centennialnoun
centigradcentigradenoun
centime100th, hundredthadjective
centimetrocentimeter (measurement)noun
centimo100th, hundredthnoun
centralcentraladjective
centralistacentralistnoun
centralizacióncentralizationnoun
centralizadecentralizedadjectivePast participle adjective form
centralizaducentralizedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
centralizarcentralizeverb
centramentocenteringnoun
centrifugadoracentrifugenounSpanish
centrípetecentripetaladjective
centrocenter, centrenoun
centro para negochibusiness centernoun
cepastrain (of virus etc.)nounSpanish/Portuguese/Galacian: cepa
cerámicaceramicnoun
cercafencenoun
cerca dearound, approximatelyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
cercanclose, near, intimate (not in sexual way)adjective
cercaníêsuburbs, around or near townnoun
cercarsurround, fence in, enclose (land/garden)verbSpanish: cercar
cerdopig, hognoun
ceréaucerealnoun
cerebelocerebellumnoun
cerebralcerebraladjective
cerebrarthink something up, brainstormverbLunfardo
cerebrobrain, cerebrumnoun
ceremoniaceremonynoun
cerevrobrainnoun
cerisacherrynoun
cernedorsievenoun
cerner-sesieve, sift, hoververb
cerozeronoun
cerradeclosed, shutadjectivePast participle adjective form
cerradoscrubland: vegetation in Brazil's interiornoun
cerraduclosed, shutpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cerrarclose (for business), clench, shut (window, door...)verb
cerrar le distançaclose the distance, bridge the gap(used figuritively)verb
certesacertaintynoun
certificacióncertificationnoun
certificadocertificatenoun
certifiçar [certifica-]certifyverb
certitud [-tudin-]certitude, certaintynoun
cerule, ceruleancerulean (darker than azure)adjective
cervesabeernoun
cerveseríabrewerynounSpanish: cervecería; Catalan: cerveseria; Portuguese: cervejaria
cerveserobrewernoun
cervodeernoun
cesanteoutgoing (government, person in a position who is leaving), ceasingadjective
cevitchiceviche: 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
chacarafarm house, small farm (estate)noun
chacarerofarmernoun
chadenfroidaSchadenfreudenounfrom German, meaning harm-joy
chadrejchess, chess boardnoun
chaghitisoggy earth, sodden groundnoun
chaghitosesoggy, waterlogged (of ground)adjective
chagrínsorrow, grief, heartachenoun
chalecovestnounSpanish
chalishawlnoun
chalupi de salvetadjlifeboatnoun
chamadecalled, by the name ofadjectivePast participle adjective form
chamaducalled, by the name ofpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
chamamentocall, appeal (of authority or group)nounSpanish: llamamiento, Portuguese: chamamento
chamarcall, name, appeal (law), claimverb
chamar l'atênción sobrêbring attention to; call attention toverb
chambroom, chamber (smaller than a lounge)noun
chamb de baño; bañeirobathroom: room containing bathtubnoun
chamb de cochinar; cochinabokitchen, cooking placenoun
chamb de comer, comedourodining room, eating placenoun
chamb de dormir; dormitoriobedroomnoun
chamb de enseyadjfitting roomnoun
chamb de lavar; lavabowashroom, restroomnounPortuguese
chamb de sejur; livingliving room, sitting roomnoun
chaminfireplacenoun
champañachampagnenoun
champúshampoonoun
chanfráchamfernounSpanish: chaflán; Portuguese: chanfro; Catalan: xamfrà
chantchacharity: contribution to good causenoun
chapaplate (metal)noun
chaparreshort (person), stockyadjective
chapítulchapter (of book, etc)noun
chapohatnoun
chaquinashekhina (Hebrew), sakinah (Arabic): dwelling that denotes securitynoun
charj-dafeirschargé d'affaires: subordinate diplomat who substitutes for an absent ambassador or ministernoun
charnerahinge, joint (knee, elbow, etc)nounPortuguese: charneira
charsopool (of water, blood, rain), puddlenoun
chartacharternoun
charta de projetuproject charternoun
chastechaste: simple/restrained, not having any sexual intention or natureadjective
chastitáchastitynoun
chatcharcuff (handcuff), boot (a vehicle)verb
chatrenjchessnounPortuguese: xadrez
chausaroadwaynoun
chawiraccoonnounLouisiana French: chaoui
chazedjestimationnounRomansch: schazetg
chédyulschedule: hour by hour timetablenoun
cheiquishayk, masternoun
cheixsheik, sheikh, cheikhnounArabic
chelesteheavenly, unworldlyadjective
chelestialcelestialadjective
cheloheaven, skynoun
chelsetalladjectiveLatin: cels-
chelsitud [-tudin-]tallness, high staturenoun
chenascene, (theatrical) stage, part of a play or movienounPortuguese, Spanish, Italian
chenarioscenario (hypothetical), scenery, stage set, scene (sphere/place)nounSpanish: escenario
chenario geográficgeographic settingnoun
chenetgap between 2 front teethnounHaitian
chénic scenic, scenicaladjectiveSp: escénico
chenográficscenographicadjective
chenografíêscenography: relates to the study and practice of performance design.noun
chépticskepticaladjective
chepticismoskepticismnoun
cheredear, expensive: worth a lotadjective
chérifsheriffnoun
cherimoyacherimoya, custard applenoun
cheriño, cheriñadear, valued personnoun
cherquijerky: dried and salted lean meat strips, sometimes smokednoun
chêtol-democraciêshuttle democracy: political activity in which someone makes frequent journeys between two countries and talks to each government in order to end a disagreement or warnoun
cheveregreat, fabulous, cooladjective
chicstylish, chic, smartadjective
chícaracup, any kindnoun
chicoterwhip/hit with belt or switchverb
chiençasciencenoun
chiença económic, l'economíêeconomics: field of economynoun
chiença înformáticcomputer sciencenoun
chientelearned, well-informedadjective
chientíficscientificadjective
chientistascientistnoun
ChileChilenoun
chileanChileanadjective
chilenoChileannoun
ChiliChile (Country)noun
chîmineachimneynoun
chimpanzíchimpanzeenoun
China [sino-]Chinanoun
chinechChinese (Mandarin language), person from Chinanoun
chineseChineseadjective
chinquibedbugnoun
chintchindrizzle, street musicnoun
chiprenCyprusnoun
chirúrgicsurgical, operative (in medicine, physiology)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holderadjSpanish: quirúrgico; Portuguese: cirúrgico;
chirurgíêsurgerynounFrench: chirurgie; Spanish: cirugía; Portuguese: cirurgia
chirurgiensurgeonnounFrench: chirurgienne; Italian: chirurgo; Spanish: cirujano; Portuguese: cirurgião
chismaschismnoun
chispasparknoun
chítcharogreen peanounMexican and Cuban Spanish: chícharo
chitcharronpork rind, piece of fried pork skinnoun
chivadoinformer, squealernoun
chivar-sedenounce somebody, squeal (inform police...)verb
chiviadazgames of chance, dice gamesnoun
chiviaderagambler, craps shooternoun
chlorofluorocarbonchlorofluorocarbon (CFC)noun
chmêcschmuck: foolish and contemptible personnoun
chnapabrandy: distilled wine, spirit made from grapesnounGerman: Schnaps, Venetian: sgnapa
chnitzel, filey frite com un pollochicken fried steak, wiener schnitzelnoun
chocarcrash (into), collide with, hit somethingverb
chocolatichocolatenoun
chocotispanish plum, red mombinnoun
chofashovelnoun
chofêrdriver, chauffeurnounSpanish
choquenteshockingadjective
choquershock, shakeverb
choquishocknoun
chorisopork sausage that is cured and smoked with chili peppersnoun
chortchaoriole bird speciesnoun
choruchoro: 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
choushownoun
chovinismojingoism, chauvinismnoun
chovinistejingoistic, chauvinistadjective
chucreirosugar bowlnoun
chucro de canasugar canenoun
chucro, asucásugar: chucro is sugar obtained from sugar cane, asuca is any kind of sugarnoun
chucrosasucroseadjective
chumocanal/river for boats (especially in town where the streets are waterways)nounNeapolitan
chupisoup, chowdernoun
chuquesour-tastingadjective
chuquerpierce, pokeverbHaitian
chutchaquihangovernoun
chutearshootverb
chuvarainnoun
chuventerainingadjective
chuverrainverb
chuviznadrizzlenoun
ciancyan, light blueadjective
ciberataquicyber attacknoun
cibercriminau; ciberdelincuenticybercriminal, cyber criminalnoun
ciberespaçocyberspacenoun
ciberterrorismocyberterrorism, cyber terrorismnoun
cicatriç [+:cicatricez]scar, mark (an imperfection on the body)noun
ciclocycle, series of phasesnoun
ciclo circadiancircadian cyclenoun
ciclo hidrológichydrological cyclenoun
ciclóncyclonenoun
ciegarblind, dazzleverb
ciegheblindadjective
ciertaméncertainlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cierte [cierta-, -cierto, -cert-]certain (particular)adjective
cifracode, ciphernoun
cigano, ciganagypsynounPortuguese: cigano, cigana; Spanish/Catalan: gitana; Russian: tsygan; French: gitane
cigaretcigarettenoun
cigarocigar, stogienoun
cigoñastorknounJudeo-Spanish
cigoñastorknounFrench: cigogne; Italian: cicogna; Occitan: cigonha; Catalan: cigonya; Spanish: cigüeña; Portuguese: cegonha
cilantrocilantronoun
cilindrocylandernoun
címbalocymbalnounItalian: cembalo; Portuguese/Spanish: címbalo; French: cymbale
cimentaciónlaying of the foundationsnoun
cimentarcementverb
cinchocheese pressnoun
cincuentime50th, fiftiethadjective
cincuentimo50th, fiftiethnoun
cinemacinema, movie theaternoun
cinemáticcinematicadjective
cinematográficmovie, film, cinematographic, of cinematographyadjective
cinematografíêcinematography, film-makingnoun
cinetickineticadjective
cinétickineticadjective
cíniccynicaladjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: cínico/a; Italian: cinico/a
cintatape (strip or audio/video cassette)noun
cinta adhesivetape: adhesive stripnoun
cinturawaistnoun
cinturónbeltnoun
cinzaashnounPortuguese
cipréscypress (tree)noun
circadiancircadian (rhythm)adjective
circuitocircuitnoun
círculcirclenoun
circulacióncirculationnoun
circularcirculate, move in circlesverb
circularecircularadjective
circulatoriecirculatoryadjective
circumcidar-secircumciseverb
circumcisióncircumcisionnoun
circumferençacircumferencenoun
circumfererencompass, go aroundverb
circumnavegacióncircumnavigationnounSpanish: circunnavegación
circumpolarecircumpolaradjective
circumspectecarefully chosen, guarded, circumspectadjective
circumstançacircumstancenoun
circumstanchalcircumstantialadjective
cislunarecislunar: between the earth and the moonadjective
cisnaswannoun
citaciónquote (a person), citation (from a source document)noun
citarcite, quote fromverb
citrón, fruta cítriccitrus fruitnoun
ciudadancitizenadjective
ciudadaníacitizenshipnoun
ciudadanocitizennoun
ciutácitynoun
ciutá capitalcapital city, capital: principal city where the courts are and laws are madenoun
civilciviladjective
civilicivilian (non-military person)noun
civilizacióncivilizationnoun
civilizacionalcivilizationaladjective
civilizadecivilizedadjectivePast participle adjective form
civilizadore, civilizantecivilizing, civilizationaladjectivePortuguese: civilizatória
civilizaducivilizedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
civilizarcivilizeverb
clamarcry out (to), shout (to)verb
clamorclamor, outcry, uproarnoun
clandestineclandestine, undercoveradjective
claraménclearlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
clare [clara-]clear, apparent, see-through, bright, light(when speaking of colors)adjective
clarificaciónclarificationnoun
clarifiçar [clarifica-]clarify; illuminateverb
claríssimevery clear, transparent; as plain as a pike staffadjective
clarividençaclairvoyancenoun
clarividenticlairvoyant, someone who sees the futurenoun
clasiclass (not in school)noun
clásicclassic, classicaladjective
clasificaciónclassification, categorizationnoun
clasificade baijuclassified under, categorized underphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish
clasifiçar [clasifica-]classify, categorizeverb
clasificatoriequalifying, qualifieradjectiveSp: clasificatorio
clav de fabass clef (key of F)noun
clav de soltreble clef (key of G)noun
clav foraneforeign keynoun
clav primareprimary keynoun
clav, clevkey (musical), clefnoun
clavarhammer, drive, nailverb
clavarhammer, drive/thrustverbSpanish: clavar
clavekey (person, topic...)adjective
clemençaclemency, mercy and mildnessnoun
clementemild (weather), mercifuladjective
cleptocraciêkleptocracynoun
clérigoclergyman, pastor, ecclesiastic, clericnoun
clicarclick (button on computer keyboard, mouse, controller...)verb
clientêclient, customer, guest or shoppernoun
clientelaclientele: clients collectivelynounSpanish/Portuguese/Italian: clientela; French: clientèle
clientelismoclientelismnoun
clima [climat-]climatenoun
climáticclimaticadjective
climatológicclimatologicaladjective
climatologíêclimatologynoun
climatólogoclimatologistnoun
clínicaclinicnoun
cliniciencliniciannoun
clobasakielbasa; sausage meatnounCzech: klobása
clorofilachlorophyllnoun
co-ocurrenteco-occurringadjective
co-oficialco-officialadjective
coagulcurd, soured milknoun
coagularcoagulateverb
coalicióncoalitionnoun
cobayoguinea pignounSpanish: cobayo
coblerocobbler (dessert, food)nounAmerican English
cobrêcoppernoun
cocacoca plant: native to South Americanoun
cocaínacocainenoun
cochahip (part of body)nounLa: coxam, Sp: cojo, Po: coxa
cochíncushionnoun
cochinarcookverb
cochinera, cochinerocook, chef (at restaurant)noun
cochquillaticklingnounSpanish: cosquillas/cosquilleo, Portuguese: cócegas
cocientiquotientnoun
cocienti intelectualintelligence quotientnoun
cocococonutnoun
cóctelcocktail: mixed drinknoun
coctelerashaker (to make cocktails)nounSpanish/Catalan: coctelera
cóctelez molotovmolotov cocktailsnoun
cocusaigina person open to making friends from outside one’s country and socio-economic standing and finding common ground.nounJapanese
cocuyoglowing click beetle (pyrophorus)nounSpanish: cocuyo from Taino
codatail, coda (in music)noun
codachreference book, codex, key booknounRomansch:cudesch
codicicodexnoun
codifiçar [codifica-]codifyverb
códigocodenoun
código de condutacode of conductnoun
codovelbownoun
coegsistençacoexistencenoun
coegsistenchalismocoexistentialismnoun
coegsistentecoexistingadjective
coerjercoerceverb
coerjióncoercionnoun
coerjitivecoerciveadjectivePortuguese: coercitiva
coeternalcoeternaladjective
cofteymeatballnounJudeo-Spanish
cognitivecognitiveadjective
Cohéletbook of Ecclesiastesnoun
coherençacoherence, logicnoun
coherentecoherent: logical and consistentadjective
cohortêcohort: company of soldiers, band of warriorsnoun
coimeastute, strategicaladjective
coimeroperson who receives a bribenoun
coîncidençacoincidencenoun
coîncidentalcoincidentaladjective
coîncidim cunmatches, coincides withverb
coîncidir [coîncide-]coincideverb
coinoníafellowship and sharing life with others at a deep levelnounGreek: Koinonia
cojadosaddle (cartographical, geographical)noun
colcabbageverbGerman: Kohl, Mexican Spanish, Catalan: col; Spain Spanish, Galician: repollo, French: chou
colaboracióncollaborationnoun
colaboradorcollaboratornoun
colaborarcollaborateverb
colaborativecollaborativeadjective
coladurasalted anchovynoun
colágenocollagennoun
colareynecklacenoun
colatchikolache: sweetened yeast dough formed into rolls and filled with fruit, cheese or sausage before baking. (a Czech and Texan treat)nounCzech: koláče
colateralcollateraladjective
colchónmattressnounSpanish
coleccióncollectionnoun
coleccionarcollect (stamps, baseball cards, etc)verb
colectivaméncollectivelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
colective [colectiva-]collectiveadjective
colectivismocollectivismnoun
colectivistecollectivistadjective
colectivitácollectivitynounItalian: collettività, Spanish: colectividad, Portuguese: coletividade
colegacolleague, coworkernoun
colegialcollegiateadjective
colegiocollege, higher educational institutenoun
colegio electoralelectoral collegenoun
cóleracholeranoun
colgarhang, dangle, hang upverb
colinahill, moundnoun
colisióncollision, crashnoun
colisionarcollide (especially vehicles)verb
colleitazcrops (of harvest)nounPortuguese: colheitas
collergather (evidence), pick (fruit, flowers)verb
colmillofang, pointy toothnounPortuguese: colmilho, Spanish: colmillo
colocadeplacedadjective
colocarplace (faith, product, investment); invest, plant, put on/upverbSpanish, Portuguese
colonicolonynoun
colonialcolonialadjective
colonializacióncolonializationnoun
colonizadorsettler, colonizernoun
colorcolornoun
color caramelecaramel colornoun
colorez vivevivid colorsnoun
colossalcolossal, enormous, extraordinaryadjectiveSpanish
colp de estatcoup, blow of statephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Columbia BritánicBritish Columbianoun
columnapillar, columnnoun
comlike, asother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
com aliançaas a covenant, covenantaladjectiveSpanish: como alianza
com l'últime casoas the last resortother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
comadrêmidwifenoun
comandarcommand (ship, controls, computer...)verb
comandocommand (computing)noun
comarcadistrict, territory/region; administrative division comprising a number of municipalitiesnounSpanish
combaticombat, fightingnoun
combatienticombatantnoun
combatircombat, fight againstverb
combinadecombinedadjectivePast participle adjective form
combinaducombinedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
combinarcombine, mixverb
combustíbelcombustibleadjective
combustibilitácombustibilityadjective
combustióncombustionnounSpanish: combustión
comediacomedynoun
comediencomediannoun
comencimento, comenciocommencement, startingnoun
comencirbegin, startverb
comentarcommentverb
comentariocommentarynoun
comentaristacommentator (on radio, television)noun
comereat a mealverb
comer dineiroembezzle (literally: eat money)verb
comerchábelmarketableadjective
comerchalcommercialadjective
comerchalizacióncommercializationnoun
comerchalizarcommercialize, marketverb
comerchantimerchant (on a large scale), trader, businessmannoun
comerchartrade, do business (with)verb
Comerço de Emisiónzcap and trade, emissions tradingnoun
comerço [comerch-]trade, commercenoun
cometacometnoun
cómicfunny, comicaladjective
cômic, cómiccomical, funnyadjective
comidameal (food)nounSpanish
comisariocommissioner, superintendentnoun
comisióncommission, assignmentnoun
comisionariocommission agent, brokernounFrench: commissionnaire
comohow, in what mannerinterrogative, question word
cómodeconvenient, comfortable, satisfactoryadjective
comoditáconvenience, comfortnoun
comoditázamenities, conveniencesnoun
comórbidecomorbidadjective
comorbiditácomorbiditynoun
comorebisunlight that filters through the leaves of treesnoun
compachivecompassionateadjectiveSpanish: compasivo, Portuguese: compassivo; Italian: compassionevole
compachóncompassionnoun
compactarcompactverb
compactecompactadjective
compañerismofellowshipnoun
compañero de treballocoworker, fellow workernoun
compañero, compacompanion, comrade, partner, fellownoun
compañíacompany: people, or group in businessnoun
comparábelcomparable: capable of comparisonadjective
comparábel acomparable toother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
comparacióncomparisonnoun
compararcompareverb
comparativaméncomparablyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
comparative [comparativa-]comparative, related toadjective
comparecençaappearance (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 înformacióninformation sharingnoun
compartijarshare in, participate inverb
compartimentocompartmentnoun
compartirshare, distributeverb
compatecentepitying, compassionate, having sympathy, sympatheticadjectiveFrench: compatissant
compatecer [-esca-]have pity on, sympathize withverbSpanish/Portuguese: compadecer; French: compatir
compatíbelcompatibleadjective
compatibilitácompatibilitynoun
compatriotefellow (of same nation or country)adjective
compelidecompelledadjective
compeliducompelledpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
compelircompelverb
compendio [+:compendioz]compendium [+:compendia]noun
compensaciónoffset, compensationnoun
compensarcompensate, counterbalance, offsetverb
compensarcompensate (for), countervail, make up forverbSpanish: compensar
compensatoriecompensatoryadjective
competençacompetence, expertisenoun
competentecompetent, capable (of person)adjective
competicióncompetitionnoun
competitivecompetitiveadjective
competitivitácompetitivenessnoun
complejecomplex, complicatedadjective
complejitácomplexitynoun
completarcomplete, finishverb
completecompleteadjective
complicacióncomplicationnoun
complicadecomplicatedadjective
complicarcomplicateverb
cómplicêaccomplicenoun
cómplicecomplicitadjective
complicitácomplicitynoun
complimentocomplement, complimentnoun
componenteconstituentadjective
componenticomponent: a part or element of a larger whole, especially a part of a machine or vehiclenoun
componer [compust-, compusi-, componga-, composi-]compose of: made up ofverb
comportagate (mechanical and/or locking), floodgatenounSpanish: compuerta; Portuguese: comporta;
comportamentobehavior, behaviour, performancenoun
comportamentoz coalicionalcoalitional behaviorsnoun
comportar-sebehaveverb
composentecomposingadjective
composenticomposernoun
composercompose, write (music, book, ...)verb
composiciónmakeup, make-up, composition, constitution (of person)noun
composidecomposed (book, music, play...)adjective
composiducomposed (book, music, play...)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
compositorcomposernoun
comprendercomprehend, understandverb
comprensíbelunderstandable, comprehensibleadjective
comprensibelménunderstandablyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
comprensióncomprehensionnoun
comprensivecomprehensiveadjective
compresamedical dressing, pack, compressnoun
comprimidecompressednoun
compriseincluded, comprising, inclusiveadjective
comprise entrecontained betweenother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
comprobantiwritten proof, receipt of purchase, supporting documentnoun
comprobar; comprobar quecheck, confirm; realize (that), confirm (that)verb
comprometidaméncommittedlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
comprometide [comprometide-]committedadjective
comprometiducommittedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
comprometircommitverb
compromisocompromise, commitment, agreement and pledgenounSpanish: compromiso; Portuguese: compromisso; French: compromis
compromisocommitment, appointmentnoun
compustacompost: organic material made from decaying plants and animalsnoun
compustadjcompostingnoun
compustecomposite, mixed, compoundadjective
computacióncomputationnoun
computacionalcomputationaladjective
computador portátillaptop or notebook computernounSpanish: computadora portátil
computador, compiuterrocomputer (usually machine)nounSpanish, Neapolitan
computarcomputeverb
computativecomputativeadjective
computerizadecomputerized, adapted to be used or operated on a computeradjective
comtá, comdadocounty, shirenoun
comunalcommunal, city/municipal/town, communityadjective
comunecommonadjective
comune-luogacliché, platitude, commonplace remarknoun
comunicacióncommunicationnoun
comunicaciónz mundialworldwide communicationsnoun
comunicadostatement (public), press release, communiquénoun
comunicado de oberturaopening statementnoun
comunicarcommunicateverb
comuniócommunionnoun
comunismocommunismnoun
comuníssimemost commonadjective
comunitarecommunity, communaladjectiveSpanish: comunitario, French: communautaire
comunitariocommunitariannounSpanish/Italian: comunitario, comunitaria
comunitarismocommunitarianismnounSpanish/Italian/Portuguese
coñaccognac, a type of twice-distilled brandy made from white winenoun
concatenaciónconcatenation (computer programming)nounFrench: concaténation; Spanish: concatenación; Portuguese: concatenação
concatenarconcatenate (especially in programming), link upverb
concebíbelconceivableadjective
concebideconceivedadjective
concebiduconceived, envisionedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
concebir [concep-]conceive (to bring forth an idea or baby), envisionverb
conceder [conces-]bestow: award, grant; acknowledge: concede, admitverbSpanish
concentraciónconcentrationnoun
concentrado de tomatitomato pastenoun
concentrarfocus, concentrateverb
concepciónconceptionnoun
conceptuconceptnoun
conceptu errone; idea erronemisconceptionnoun
conceptualconceptualadjective
conceptualizarconceptualizeverb
conceptualménconceptuallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
concernanduconcerningother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
concernideconcernedadjective
concerniduconcernedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
concernienteconcerningadjective
concernirconcernverb
concertaragree on, arrange, match up (data)verb
concertista de ghitaraconcert guitaristnoun
concertista de pianoconcert pianistnoun
concesiónconcessionnoun
concesionariodealer, concessionaire, agent of goodsnoun
concesionariu de automovielezauto dealershipnoun
conchiençaawareness, consciousness, consciencenoun
conchiença înterneinner awarenessnoun
conchiença socialsocial consciousnessnoun
conchiencioseconscientiousadjectivePortuguese: consciencioso; French: consciencieux
conchienteconscious, aware, cognizantadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: consciente; Catalan/French: conscient
Concierto EuropeanConcert of Europeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
concierto [concert-]concert (music)noun
conciliaciónconciliationnoun
conciliarconciliate; to gain friends, bring together people or affectionsverb
conciliareconciliary, of or pertaining to councilsadjective
conciliocouncilnoun
concilio comunalcity council, municipal councilnoun
Concilio de EuropaCouncil of Europenoun
concilio superiorehigh councilnoun
conciseconcise: brief but comprehensiveadjective
conciudadanozfellow citizensnoun
concluir [conclus-]conclude: bring to a close, reach a final settlementverb
conclusiónconclusion (brought to a close)noun
conclusiveconclusiveadjective
concluyenteconclusive, concludingadjective
concluyúconcluded, brought to a closeverbpast tense of -uir verb
concomitançaconcomitance: being together or in connection with anothernoun
concomitanteconcomitant: naturally accompanying or associatedadjective
concordaragree (grammar, people)verb
concordiaconcord: an agreement or understanding between peoplenoun
concursocontest, competitionnoun
condamnacióncondemnationnoun
condamnarcondemnverb
condamnar a l'ostracismoostracizeverb
condamnatoriecondemnatoryadjective
condecoraciónaward/decoration/medalnoun
condiciónconditionnoun
condicionalconditionaladjective
condicionalménconditionallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
condicionamentoconditioningnoun
condicionantedeterminingadjective
condicionarcondition, determineverb
condicionau progresiveconditional progressivenoun
condiciónz obrareworking conditionsnoun
condiciónz preferenchalpreferential termsnoun
conditarsweeten and/or preserve, candyverb
conditeríaconfectioner'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
conditeroconfectionernoun
condituracandied fruit, jamnoun
condolençacondolencenoun
condominiocondo, condominiumnoun
condorcondornoun
conducciónconductionnoun
conducir [condux-, condusca-, conducc-]drive (a vehicle), conduct a train, lead (to)verb
conductaconduct, behaviournoun
conductordriver (of vehicle), conductornoun
conduito, conductoconduit, ductnoun
conecsiónconnection, linknoun
conecsión de basi de datozdatabase connectionnoun
conectar [conecs-]connectverb
conellorabbitnoun
confabular-secolludeverb
confederaciónconfederationnoun
conferençaconferencenoun
conferença webeweb conferencenoun
conferideconferredadjective
conferir autoritá aconfer powers to/on, empower (someone)verb
conferir [confere-]confer, bestowverb
confesarconfessverb
confesiónconfessionnoun
confeticonfettinoun
confiábelreliable, trustworthy, instilling confidence (person)adjective
confiançaconfidencenoun
confiar [confide-]trust: have faith in something or someone; relyverb
confidenchal [confidenciali-], confianchalconfidentialadjective
confidencialitáconfidentialitynoun
confidenteconfident (of)adjective
configuraciónsetting (mechanical), configurationnoun
configurarconfigure (used in IT)verb
confínconfine, limitnoun
confinarconfineverb
confirmaciónconfirmationnoun
confirmarconfirmverb
confiscaciónconfiscation, seizurenoun
confiscarconfiscateverb
confiscatoreconfiscatoryadjective
conflictuconflictnoun
conflictualconflictualadjective
confligir [conflic-, conflige-]conflictverb
conformarconstitute, make up, createverb
conformein agreement, satisfied/agreedadjectiveSpanish
conforme aaccording to, in accordance with, IAWother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
conforme cunin keeping with, consistent with, in line withadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish
conformitáconformity, compliancenoun
conformitá normative, conformitá regulatorieregulatory compliancenoun
confortábelcomfortableadjective
confortarcomfortverb
confucianismoConfucianismnounCatalan: confucianisme; Spanish: confucianismo
ConfucioConfuciusnounSpanish/Portuguese: Confucio
confundiduconfused, confoundedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
confundir [confus-]confound, confuseverb
confuseconfused, confoundedadjective
confusiónconfusion, disarray, perplexity/bewilderment, mix of very different ideasnounSpanish: confusión; Portuguese: confusão; Catalan: confusió; French: confusion
congeladorfreezernoun
congestióncongestion (illness, traffic)nounSpanish
congifurlough, leavenounFrench
congregacióncongregationnoun
congregacionalcongregationaladjective
congregar-secongregateverb
congresocongressnoun
conjeturaconjecturenoun
conjugaciónconjugationnoun
conjugalconjugaladjective
conjugarmarry (figurative), conjoin, conjugate (verb)verb
conjuncciónconjunctionnoun
conjuntoset, collection of parts that make a whole; mechanismnoun
conjunto de datozdatasetnoun
conjunturajoint, conjuncture, juncturenoun
conjuntura críticcritical juncturenounSpanish: coyunura crítica; Catalan: conjuntura crítica
conmemorarcommemorateverbSpanish
conmemorativecommemorativeadjective
conmocióncommotion, upheaval (social)noun
conmovermove emotionallyverb
conmutacióncommutationnounconversion of a legal obligation or entitlement into another form; action or the process
connivençacollusion, connivencenoun
conoconenoun
conocedorconnoisseur, expertnoun
conocer [conosca-]know: be aquainted withverb
conocidoacqaintance, known personnoun
conocimentocommon sense, cognizance, knowledge/familiarity, consciousness (awakened state)noun
conocimento genralgeneral knowledge (of something)noun
conocimento musicalknowledge of musicnoun
conocimento profunde dele temathorough knowledge of the subjectnoun
conquistaconquestnoun
conquistadorconquerer, conquistadornoun
conquistarconquerverb
consagrarconsecrate, make sacred, dedicate, commit time and effort towardverb
consecuciónattainment, achievement, fruition, procurementnoun
consecuençaconsequencenounSpanish: consecuencia, Portuguese: consequência, French: conséquence
consecuenchalistaconsequentialistnoun
conseghirmanage to, get toverb
consellerocounselor, advisernoun
conselloadvice, counsel, guidancenoun
conselloz infalíbelfoolproof tipsother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
consensuconsensusnoun
consensualconsensualadjective
consentimentoconsent, allowancenoun
consentirconsent, allow, stand/bear, tolerate/sanctionverb
conservaciónconservationnoun
conservadorconservative (in politics or social norms)noun
conservarconserveverb
conservatoreconservativeadjective
conservatorioconservatory, conservatoirenoun
conservazcanned goodsnoun
considerábelconsiderable, significantadjective
considerabelménconsiderablyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
consideraciónconsiderationnoun
considerandu quewhereas, considering thatother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
considerarconsiderverb
consierjerrand person, messengernoun
consignawatchword, mottonoun
consistençaconsistencynounItalian: consistenza; Portuguese: consistência; French: consistance; Spanish: consistencia
consistenteconsistentadjective
consisterconsistverb
consistorioconsistory, town hall, meeting place for politicsnoun
consolaconsole (machine), instrument panelnoun
consola de vídeojucovideo game consolenoun
consolaçasolace, assurance and comfort (especially during times of grief), consolationnounPortuguese: consolação/consolo, Catalan: consol, Spanish: consuelo/solaz, French: consolation
consonanticonsonant (grammar)noun
conspicueconspicuousadjective
conspiraciónconspiracynoun
conspiradorconspiratornounSpanish: con
conspirarconspire, colludeverb
conspirativeconspiratorial, tending toward conspiracyadjectiveItalian: cospirativa
constançasteadfastness, constancynounItalian: costanza; Spanish: constancia; Portuguese: constância; French: constance; Catalan: constància
constanteconstant, incessantadjective
constanteménconstantlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
consternaciónconsternationnoun
consternardismayverb
constipaciónconstipationnoun
constituciónconstitution (of state)noun
constitucionalconstitutionaladjective
constituideconstitutedadjective
constituirconstitute, build up; give legal or constitutional form to (an institution)verb
constituyúbuilt up, gave legal form to, constitutedverbpast tense of -uir verb
construcciónconstruction, the process of building togethernoun
construcción de coaliciónzcoalition buildingnoun
construcción de confiançatrust buildingnounSpanish:construcción de confianza
constructiveconstructiveadjective
constructivismoconstructivismnoun
constructivisteconstructivistadjective
constructorconstructor, construction workernoun
constructu socialsocial constructnoun
constructualconstructualadjective
construidebuilt, constructedadjective
construidubuilt, constructedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
construir [construc-]constructverb
construyampresent subjunctive of construir [to construct]verb
construyessêimperfect subjunctive of construir [to construct]verb
construyúconstructedverbpast tense of -uir verb
constultarcontult: act stupidly with your friends and/or family; play the fool togetherverbLatin: con-stultus
consuetecustomary, usualadjective
consulconsul: Diplomatic agent in charge of defending the interests of its nationals in a foreign country.noun
consulareconsularadjective
consultaciónconsultationnoun
consultarconsultverb
consultoriooffice and place of consultingnoun
consumaciónconsummationnoun
consumarmake perfect, complete; make marriage complete by having sexual intercourseverb
consumideconsumedadjective
consumidorconsumernoun
consumidor, clientêconsumer of a commercial productnoun
consumiduconsumedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
consumienteconsumingadjective
consumiruse, consumeverb
consumismoconsumerismnoun
consumoconsumption, use (of goods)noun
consumtiveconsumptiveadjective
contaaccount, bill, check (for meal)noun
conta de esparisavings accountnounDutch
contadoraccountantnoun
contaduríaaccountancy, accountant's office, bookkeepingnoun
contagiarinfect, infestverb
contagiocontagionnoun
contagiosecontagiousadjective
contaminacióncontaminationnoun
contaminarcontaminateverb
contarcountverb
contatarcontactverb
contchashell (of sea creature)noun
contchudeshameless, cheeky, brashadjective
contegstucontextnoun
contegstualcontextualadjective
contemplacióncontemplationnoun
contempladecontemplatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
contempladucontemplatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contemplantecontemplatingadjective
contemplarcontemplateverb
contêmporanecontemporary, new and hipadjective
contencióncontainment, restraint, legal suit (contention)noun
contencioselitigious, contentiousadjective
contenedorcontainer (especially in transport)noun
contener [contuvi-, contenga-, continen-]contain, restrain, hold back, suppress, curb (expectations, etc)verb
contenidecontained, held insideadjective
contenidocontent, subject matter, contentsnoun
contenido multimidialmultimedia contentnoun
conteniducontained, held insidepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contentíssimethrilled, extremely happyadjective
contestábelcontestableadjective
contestaciónanswer, replynoun
contestación ale confirmación de domicilio para efeituz de înscripción de votantizvoter registration address confirmationnoun
contestarchallenge, contest, disputeverb
contiguecontiguous: sharing a border or next to each otheradjective
continençaself-control, continencenoun
continentalcontinentaladjective
continenti [continent-]continentnoun
contingençacontingencynoun
contingentecontingentadjective
contingíbelcontingible: possibility of happeningadjective
continuacióncontinuation, continuance, carrying-onnoun
continualcontinualadjective
continuar [continúa-]carry on with, continueverb
contínuecontinuous (event, process), ongoingadjective
continuitácontinuitynoun
contínuo dialectaldialect continuumnoun
contraagainstother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
contra-argumentocounterargumentnoun
contrabandistasmugglernoun
contrabandocontraband: smuggled goods, not allowed itemsnoun
contraccióncontraction, shrinkagenoun
contrademostracióncounterdemonstrationsnoun
contradiccióncontradiction, inconsistencynoun
contradicentecontradictingadjective
contradicer [contraditch-, contradix-, contradiga-, contradir-]contradict, be contrary toverb
contradictoriecontradictoryadjective
contraditchecontradictedadjective
contraditchucontradictedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contrafeitualcounterfactualadjective
contrahegemónic, contra-hegemóniccounterhegemonicnoun
contraher [contrac-]contract: draw together, combine, make an agreement; incur (debt); make (commitments)verb
contranarrativacounternarrative, counter-narrativenoun
contraproducentecounterproductiveadjective
contrarecontrary, counter, oppositeadjective
contrareméncontrary to, unlikeadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
contrarioopposite, contrarynoun
contraseñapassword, code (to unlock something)noun
contratación egsterneoutsourcing (of labor)noun
contratadecontractedadjectivePast participle adjective form
contrataducontractedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
contratarhire under contractverb
contratarismocontractarianismnoun
contraterrorismocounterterrorismnoun
contratistacontractornoun
contratucontractnoun
contratu blindadeironclad contractnounSpanish: contrato blindado
contratu de arrendamentolease, leasing contractnounSpanish: contrato de arrendamiento
contratu têmporalshort-term contractnoun
contratualcontractualadjective
contratuercalocknutnoun
contravenir [contravini-, contravenga-]contraveneverb
contribucióncontibutionnoun
contribuircontributeverb
contribuyentecontributing, contributory, conduciveadjective
contribuyúcontributedverbpast tense of -uir verb
contrite, arrepentidecontriteadjective
control de calitáQC, quality controlnoun
control de sintonizacióntuning controlnoun
control numéric per computadorCNC: computer numerical controlnoun
controlademonitored, controlledadjective
controlarmonitor, controlverb
controversiacontroversynoun
controversialcontroversial: relating to or causing the expression of opposing opinionsadjective
controvertíbelcontrovertible: open to question or dispute, controversialadjective
contudonevertheless, howeverother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderPortuguese; Spanish uses sin embargo
contumacecontumacious: resisting legitimate authority, headstrong, haughty and insolentadjectiveItalian: contumace, Spanish/Portuguese/Galician: contumaz, Catalan: contumaç
contumaciacontumacy: stubborn refusal to obey or comply with authoritynoun
contundençabluntness, forcefulnessnoun
contundentedecisive, blunt, forcefuladjective
contunderbruise, contuseverb
convencer [convença-]persuade, convince, win oververb
convencideconvincedadjective
convenciduconvincedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
convenciónconvention, assembly (of people)noun
convencionalconventionaladjective
conveníbelsuitable, becoming, adequateadjective
conveniençaconveniencenoun
convenienteconvenientadjective
conveniocovenant, agreementnounSpanish: convenio
convenio colectivecollective agreement; general wages agreement (labor rights)noun
convenio comerchaltrade agreementnoun
convenir [convini-, convenga-]convene: agree to, suit; be convenientverb
conventoconventnoun
convergençaconvergencenoun
convergenteconvergent, convergingadjective
convergerconvergeverb
conversaciónconversationnoun
conversación telefónictelephone conversationnoun
conversarconverseverb
conversiónconversion, transformationnoun
convertirconvert, change, become (something new)verb
convicciónconvictionnoun
convidadeinvitedadjectivePast participle adjective form
convidadoguest, the invitednoun
convidaduinvitedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
convidarinvite over, invite outverb
convincenteconvincing, powerful (argument)adjective
convivençacoexistence, cohabitation, living togethernoun
conviviofamily get-togethernoun
convocantiorganizer (of events)noun
convocarsummon, notify; conveneverb
convoyconvoynoun
convoyarconvoy, convey (travel together)verb
convulsiónconvulsionnoun
convulsión políticpolitical upheavalnoun
convulsivaménconvulsivelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
convulsive [convulsiva-]convulsiveadjective
coôperacióncooperationnoun
coôperación antiterroristeantiterrorism cooperationnoun
coôperarcooperateverb
cooptaciónco-optationnoun
coordinacióncoordinationnoun
coordinadacoordinatenoun
coordinadecoordinatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
coordinaducoordinatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
coordinarcoordinateverb
copawine glassnoun
copa de vinoglass of winenoun
copa para coctel, coctel-copacocktail glassnoun
copantifootbridge made of planks of wood to cross a streamnoun
copiacopynoun
copia de seguridadbackup copynoun
copiarcopyverb
coprofagiacoprophagy, coprophagianoun
coquerococaine addictnoun
corcore, centernoun
coraçónheart, core of a personnounPortuguese: coração, Spanish: corazón, French: cœur
coradjcouragenoun
coradjosecourageousadjective
coralchoral, of a choiradjective
coralillocoral snakenoun
corbelabasketnoun
corcezabark (of tree), crust, rind, peelnoun
cordacord, string, ropenoun
cordafonochordophone: any stringed instrumentnoun
corderolamb (meat)noun
cordialcordial, from the heartadjective
cordialitácordiality, warmth, genialitynoun
cordillerarange (mountain, etc.)nounPortuguese: cadeia, Spanish: cordillera
cordillera mesoatlánticMid-Atlantic RidgenounSpanish: dorsal/cordillera mesoatlántica; French: dorsale médio-atlantique; Portuguese: dorsal/ cordilheira mesoatlântica
cordoncillospiked pepper, false kavanoun
Coreia NorteNorth Koreanoun
coreianKoreanadjective
coreianoKorean (person)noun
coreografíêchoreographynoun
coreógrafo, coreógrafachoreographernoun
corno franceseFrench hornnoun
CornualaCornwall, EnglandnounSpanish: Cornualles, Portuguese: cornualha
cornudaeyelash vipernoun
corochoirnoun
corolariocorollarynoun
coronelcolonel: an officer in the U.S. Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps ranking between lieutenant colonel and brigadier generalnounroughly English pronunciation; Spanish/Portuguese: coronel
coronela4-door SUVnoun
corozocohune palmnoun
corpo estudantilstudent body nounGalician/Portuguese: corpo estudantil; Italian: corpo studentesco; Spanish: cuerpo estudiantil
corpo pequinesmall body in the solar systemnoun
corpo [corpor-]bodynoun
corporacióncorporationnoun
corporalof or relating to the bodyadjective
corralitoplaypennoun
correccióncorrectionnoun
correctecorrect, decentadjective
corredorbrokernoun
correduríabrokeragenoun
correlacióncorrelationnoun
correlación înterclaseinterclass correlationnoun
correlativecorrelativeadjective
correlativo objetiveobjective correlativenoun
correomailnoun
correspondençacorrespondence, communication through letters; connection/interchangenoun
correspondercorrespondverb
corresponsaucorrespondent (news)noun
corretadjbrokerage, brokingnounPortuguese: corretagem; Spanish: corretaje
correteartell someone to leaveverb
corrigíbelrectifiable; corrigible: capable of being corrected, rectified, or reformed.adjective
corrigiduríainternal affairs, inspectorate general, correctionsnoun
corrigir [correc-]correctverb
corromper [corrupt-]corruptverb
corrompidurotten, putrid (of things); corrupted, gone bad (of people)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
corronchascaly surface or shellnoun
corrupcióncorruptionnoun
corruptecorruptadjective
corruptíbelcorruptibleadjective
corruptibilitácorruptibilitynoun
corsaropirate (usually of the Barbary coast); coursairnoun
corsoroe deernoun
corteshort (in length, distance, duration), briefadjective
corterocutter: person who cuts the hanging clusters of fruit from banana plants or a coffee pickernoun
cortesan, cortesanecourtier, court-like, attendant, obligingadjective
cortesecourtly, well-behaved, courteous, gentle, graciousadjective
cortesíê dele casaon the house; courtesy of the housenoun
córtiç [+:córticez]cortexnoun
cortinacurtainnoun
cortisolcortisolnoun
corto-matoshortcutnounMozambican Portugueseliterally: short kill
corvowide tip machetenoun
cosathingnoun
cosa segurecertainty, sure thingnoun
cosarscratch (someone's back...), maybe rubverb
cosíncousin (any relation)noun
cosmetológiccosmetological, cosmeticsadjective
cósmiccosmic, outer spaceadjective
cosmológiccosmologicaladjective
cosmologíêcosmologynoun
cosmopolitacosmopolitan, cosmopolitenounSpanish/Portuguese: cosmopolita
cosmopolitic, cosmopolitecosmopolitan, cosmopoliticaladjectiveFrench: cosmopolitique, Spanish/Portuguese: cosmopolita
cosmopolitismocosmopolitanismnounSpanish/Italian/Portuguese
cosmos, l'espaçoouter spacenoun
cosmovizíonworldviewnoun
costacoastnoun
costa isteeast coast, eastern coastnoun
Costa RicaCosta Ricanoun
costa westewest coast, western coastnoun
costaricenseCosta Ricanadjective
costilaribnoun
costumicustomnoun
cotasenior citizen, older personnoun
cotchistroller (for baby), cart (shopping), carriagenoun
cotchi esportivesports carnoun
cotidianday-to-day, everyday, dailyadjective
cotidianitároutine (in life)noun
cotidianodaily lifenoun
cotizaciónprice (stock market), value (financial, currency), estimate/quote (for something)noun
covardecowardadjectivePortuguese: covarde; Spanish: cobarde; Catalan: covard
covardeméncowardlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
covatchashanty or shack made of scraps from wood and sheetmetal as well as cardboardnoun
coxelacking sense, lameadjective
coxertake a hold of, f*** (vulgar)verbSpanish: coger
coyapot (cooking), kettlenoun
coyolMexican wine palmnoun
coyotismuggler of goods, middleman, or human smugglernoun
coyotiartrafficverb
crach bursátilstock market crashnoun
cracháname tagnounPortuguese: crachá
cranearrack one's brain (around), think hardverb
cranghixocrabnoun
crayóncrayon, writing utensil usually made of colored waxnounFrench: crayon
crechendocrescendonoun
crechentegrowing, increasingadjective
crechergrow (animals, hair, people, farm animals)verb
crechimentogrowth, expansionnoun
crechimento verdegreen growth, green-growthnounSpanish: crecimiento verde
credibilitábelievability, credibilitynoun
crédulecredulous, gullibleadjective
creíbel [credibil-]credible, believableadjective
creídebelievedadjective
creídubelievedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
creír [creye-, crede-]believe, have faith inverbLatin: credere
cremcream (of milk)noun
cremecreamadjective
cremeríacreamery (usually of ice cream)noun
cremosecreamyadjective
crepúscultwilightnoun
crepusculareof twilightadjective
crestaridge (cartographical, geographical)noun
CretaCretenoun
cretenseCretan, from Creteadjective
crevetashrimpnounFrench: crevette
creyençacredence, beliefnoun
creyentebelievingadjective
creyentibelievernoun
creyessêimperfect subjunctive of creír (to believe)verb
creyosechalkyadjectiveFrench: crayeux
creyúbelievedverbfrom Spanish: creerpreterite (past tense) of creír
criacióncreationnoun
criadecreatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
criadorcreatornoun
criaducreatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
criançazchildren, created beingsnoun
criantecreatingadjective
criarcreateverb
criativaméncreativelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
criative [criativa-]creativeadjective
criaturacreaturenoun
cricacreek, brooknoun
crimen [+:crimenz; crimin-]crimenoun
criminalcriminaladjective
criminaucriminal (person)noun
criosferacryospherenoun
criptografíêcryptographynoun
criptológiccryptological, cryptologicadjective
criptologíêcryptologynoun
criptólogocryptologistnoun
CrîsChris (name)noun
crisicrisisnoun
crisi de significadocrises of meaningnounPortuguese: crise de significado; Spanish: crisis del significado
crisi nervosenervous breakdownnoun
crisizcrisesnoun
crisolcruciblenounSpanish/Catalan
crispacióncrispness, great irritationnounSpanish
cristalinecrystalline, transparentadjective
cristanChristianadjective
cristanismoChristianitynoun
cristanitáChristendom: 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, cristanaChristian (someone who adheres to the teachings of Christ and believes in the resurrection)noun
cristau [cristal-]crystalnoun
CristmisaChristmas, Christ-massnoun
CristoChristnoun
Cristóbau ColomboChristopher ColumbusnounPortuguese: Cristóvão Colombo; Spanish: Cristóbal Colón
cristologíêChristologynoun
criterio [+: criterioz]criterion: singular criteria [+: criteria]noun
críticcritical: fault-finding, analyticaladjective
criticarcriticizeverb
criticismocriticismnounSpanish/Portuguese: criticismo
criticocritic, reviewernoun
CroaciaCroatianoun
croacianCroatianadjective
croata, croacianoCroatiannoun
crocantecrunchy, crispyadjectivePortuguese: crocante; Italian: croccante; Romanian: crocant
crocodilocrocodilenoun
cromosomachromosomenounSpanish/Italian: cromosoma, Portuguese: cromossoma
cronicchronic: lasting and denotes seriousnessadjective
cronica, croniecchronicle: a factual written account of important or historical events in the order of their occurrence.noun
cronistachroniclernoun
cronogramatimetable, schedulenounPortuguese: cronograma
cronológicchronologicaladjective
cronologíêchronology: the science of arranging events in their order of occurrence in timenoun
crostacrustnounSpanish: costra; Portuguese/Catalan: crosta; French: croûte
crosta continentalcontinental crustnoun
crostillecrustyadjectiveFrench: croustillant
crovatanecktienoun
cruasantcrescent (food)noun
cruç [+:crucez]crossnoun
crucialcritical, crucialadjective
crucificacióncrucificationnoun
crucificaducrucifiedother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
crucifiçar [crucifica-]crucifyverb
crucificsióncrucifixionnoun
crucifixocrucifixnoun
crucincrossing, intersectionnoun
crueraw, crudeadjective
cruelecrueladjective
crusadacrusadenounSpanish:cruzada
cruxientecrunchy, crispyadjective
cruxircrunch, grind, creakverb
cuadernoexercise booknoun
cuadrado [cuadrat-]squarenoun
cuadráticquadraticadjective
cuadrículgridnoun
cuadriñozcomics: comic stripsnoun
cuadropicture, engraving, printnoun
cuahiniquicocoawood treenoun
cualwhich one, which ones; what (followed by is/are, when not expecting a definition)interrogative, question word
cualquelany (used in affirmative sentences), whichever, no matter whichother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
cualquel cosaanything (positive), somethingother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
cualquel luoga (dan/a ...)anywhere, any placeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
cualquelomanybody (any which person)pronoun
cuantitáquantitynoun
cuantitativequantitativeadjective
cuantohow much, how manyadjective
cuanto custohow much, at what costinterrogative, question word
cuarentime40th, fortiethadjective
cuarentimo40th, fortiethnoun
cuaresimaLent: forty days that begins with Ash Wednesday and ends with the celebration of Easternoun
cuarta4th/fourth note above root in musicnoun
cuarte4th, fourth, quartadjective
cuartelbarracks, quartersnoun
cuarto4th, quart, quarter (of a)noun
cuasialmost, near toadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cuaxadacuajada: dairy product like cottage cheese wrapped in plantain leavesnoun
cubatahousenoun
cubertabed covernoun
cuberta de paseocovered deck, promenade decknoun
cubertecoveredadjective
cubertucoveredpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cuberturacoverage, range (of radio...), coveringnoun
cubiharoofnoun
cubiharshelter, protect from the elementsverb
cubrientecoveringadjective
cubrir [cubert-]coververb
cucarotchacockroachnoun
cuchacbelt, girdlenounJudeo-Spanish
cuchmatraditional long shirt/dressnoun
cudiranswerverb
cueintequaint: attractively old-fashioned, outdatedadjective
cuelloinfluence (have pull)noun
cuellocollarnounSpanish
cuelonecknoun
cuencasocket (of eye); bowlnoun
cuerdastring (of stringed instrument)nounSpanish
cueroleathernounSpanish; Portuguese: couro/coiro
cuervoravennoun
cuestiónquestion (on exam), problem/issuenoun
cuestionábelquestionableadjective
cuestionarquestion: give a problem or issue to solve (especially on examinations)verb
cuetasoblast, explosionnoun
cuetêzfireworksnounMexican Spanish: cuetes
cuetiarshootverb
cuiguinea pig that is eatennoun
cuidadocaution, carenoun
cuidadosaméncarefullyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cuidadose [cuidadosa-]careful, exhibiting cautionadjective
cuidarwatch with care, be mindful ofverb
cuizíncuisine, cooking (as an art)noun
culadjloss of stock, business lossnoun
culatacylinder head, hind quarters, buttstock (of weapon)noun
culatabutt (of gun)noun
culatchinocondensation from a glass: the mark left on a table by a cold glass.noun
culeidpowdered fruit drink mixnoun
culersink, go under, cast (mold, metal)verb
culichaearthwormnoun
culinareculinary, of cookingadjective
cullaraspoonnounSpanish: cuchara, Portuguese: colher
culminanteculminating, climactic: exciting or thrilling and acting as a climax to a series of eventsadjective
culminarculminate, reach/attain/concludeverb
culo-de-saccul-de-sacnoun
culpafault: blame/responsibilitynoun
culpábelguilty, culpableadjective
culpabilitáculpabilitynoun
culpadeguiltyadjectivePast participle adjective form
culpadothe accused, the guiltynoun
culpaduguiltypast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
culparblameverb
culpeofox speciesnoun
cultivacióncultivationnoun
cultivadorweeding hoenoun
cultivarcultivate, weednoun
cultiveeducated, culturedadjective
cultivo concertadeconcerted cultivationnoun
cultocultnoun
culturaculturenoun
cultura de empresacorporate culturenoun
cultura mesopotámicMesopotamian culturenoun
culturalculturaladjective
cumafarm tool used for weedingnoun
cumbanoggin, headnoun
cumbitop, summitnoun
cumbrêsummit (political)nounSpanish: cumbre
cumitticommitteenoun
cumpleañu, cumpleannubirthdaynoun
cumplidecompleted, fulfilled, fulladjective
cumpliducompleted, fulfilled, fullpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cumplimentocompliance, acquiescencenoun
cumplirfulfill, comply, carry out, complete, adhere toverb
cumpradeboughtadjectivePast participle adjective form
cumpradorbuyernoun
cumprador principalhead buyer, principal purchasernoun
cumpraduboughtpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
cumprarbuyverbSpanish/Papiamentu
cunwithpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesRomansh, Sardinan...
cun blindadj; blindadeshieldedadjective
cun despreciocontemptuouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cun frecuençaoften, with frequencyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cun l'esperança de quein the hope thatphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
cun le quewith whichpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
cun licençawith license, excuse me (may I continue?)phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
cun migwith mepronoun
cun simpatíêfavorably, with likingadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cun su autorizaciónon his authority, with his authorizationphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
cun tal deas long as, ifpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
cun tigwith youpronoun
cun todo promtitudexpeditiouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
cunacribnoun
cuñadbrother-in-lawnoun
cuñadasister-in-lawnoun
cuotaquotanoun
cuota de înscripciónregistration feenoun
cúpuladome, cupolanoun
Cúpula dele RocaDome of the Rocknoun
curasaucurassow: pheasant-like bird from American tropical forestsnounPortuguese
cúrcumaturmericnounSpanish/Portuguese: cúrcuma; Italian/French: curcuma
curdedrunkadjective
curonacrown (on head)nounFrench: couronne, Italian/Spanish/Catalan: corona, Portuguese: coroa, Romanian: coroana
curredorcorridor, passagenoun
curredorrunner, racernoun
currentecurrent, runningadjective
currenticurrent (of water)noun
currenti de turbidesaturbidity currentnoun
currerrun: move fastverb
currículo vitaeresume (for a job), curriculum vitaenoun
cursarace, competitionnoun
cursa de armamentozarms racenoun
cursocourse: natural ordernoun
curtirbe into, be involved inverbLunfardo
curumalump of salt made from evaporating sea waternoun
curviliñecurvaceousadjective
cusicuzso-so, not bad, normalphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
custarcostverb
custocostnoun
custosecostly, priceyadjective
custoz prisupustadebudgeted costsnoun
cususamoonshine, hoochnoun
cutatchalarge knifenoun
cutcheboxed in, in a helpless or weak positionadjective
cutchoknifenoun
cutchumboexchange of gifts at a Christmas or similar gatheringnoun
cuumbakuumba: creativity with the goal of leaving our environment more beautiful and beneficial than when we inherited it.nounSwahili
cuversit on, brood (an egg); mollycoddle (keep someone or something safe)verb
cuvitoriohatcherynoun
cuyowhose (used in relative clauses)adjective
d. de C., dopué de CristoA.D.; Anno Domininoun
da, daigive (imperative or command form)verbSpanish: da, damos, dé, den; Portuguese: dá, dê, dêmos, demos, dai, dêem
dabout of, taken fromother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderItalian da (de ab)
dadugivenpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
dagadaggernoun
dama de hônorbridesmaidnoun
dançadancenoun
danechDanishnoun
daneseDanishadjective
DangúThanks (when server brings something at restaurant, or someone hands you something you asked for)phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionPapiamentu Danki from Dutch
danimarcaDenmarknoun
dañineable to cause harm, harmful, dangerousadjective
dañohurt, harmnounSpanish: daño
dañoseharmful, that damages, damagingadjective
dantescDantesque, Dantean (pertaining to Dante’s style)adjective
daoísmodaoism, taoismnoun
dar remolquitowverb
dar seghimento aproceed withverbPortuguese: dar seguimento a
dar un consellogive a piece of adviceverb
dar [di-, dem]giveverb
dargashieldnoun
darsenadock, shipsidenoun
datación radiométricradiometric datingnounSpanish: datación radiométrica; French: datation radiométrique, Portuguese: datação radiométrica
datidate (fruit)noun
dato [+:datoz]datum [+:data, information/facts]noun
datoz empíricempirical datanoun
datoz sens estructuraunstructured datanoun
deof or from, and can indicate possessionother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de acordoin agreement, agreed; okayother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de anchowidth (used alone)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de bone reputaciónwell-established (of good reputation)nounadjSpanish: de buena reputación
de búsqueda de rentazrent-seekingadjectivede búsqueda de rentas
de comerço equitábelfair tradeadjective
de conformitá cun l'artícul #pursuant to section #phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
de conspirador; conspiratoreconspiratorial, conspiratoryadjective
de cualquel maneraanyhow (carelessly, haphazardly)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de desculpa; arrepentideapologeticadjective
de dos fasiz2-stageadjective
de efeitu suspensivestandstilladjective
de enbaijudownstairs, lower, from bottomadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
de enseyadjfittingadjective
de entregherrazinterwar, between warsadjective
de equipoteamadjective
de EustaquioEustachianadjectivenamed after Eustachius/Eustaceusually refers to tubes in inner ears
De feituAs a matter of factphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
de gran precisiónaccurate (missile, launch)adjective
de idad avancidewell along in years, of an advanced ageadjective
de juriode jure: according to rightful entitlement or claimadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
de l'orden públiclaw enforcementadjective
de l'últime décadazof the last decadespreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish: de las últimas décadas
de longhe alcancilong-range (of rockets, ships, missiles)adjectiveSpanish: de largo alcance; Portuguese: de longo alcance; French: à longue portée
de longolengthnoun
De mesme maneraIn the same manner, similarlyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de nadayou're welcome; it was nothingphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
de ningú modono wayother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de nosre díanowadaysother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de nuveafresh, anew, (sometimes) again; de novoother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de om a l'outroof each other, one to the otherother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de ondefrom whereother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de origen aérieairborneadjective
de origen hidricwaterborneadjective
de origen înmigratoriewith immigrant backgroundsphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
de origen; peor originalderivative, less originaladjective
de parti deon behalf of, fromother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: de parte de
de pósgherrapostwaradjective
de propósitoon purpose, deliberatelyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de protección, protectoreprotective, protectingadjective
de pure casualitáby any chanceother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish
de que le que seráthan the one that wasphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
de quíewhose (used in questions)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de rigenración; rigenrativeregenerativeadjective
de romplonewithout warning, unexpectedlyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de sanghi calidewarm-bloodedadjective
de sanghi frijecold-blooded (of animal)adjective
de su pesonalitá jurídicof his legal statusother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de suma împortançaall-importantadjective
de tal maneralikewiseother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
de ultramêroverseasadjective
de WestfaliaWestphalianadjective
debatidebatenoun
debati uloseheated debatenoun
debatirdebate, discussverb
débilweak, faint/light (breeze, voice, sound)adjective
debilitáweakness, debilitynoun
debilitacióndebilitation, weakeningnoun
debilitantedebilitating, weakeningadjective
debilitardebilitate, weakenverb
debitdebit (of bank account)noun
debutantidebutante: upper class young ladynoun
décadadecadenoun
decadençadecadencenoun
decaimentodecay, decline, weakening (of health)noun
decair [decade-]decay, waneverb
decapitarbehead, decapitateverb
decayúdecayedverbpast tense of decair
decenaz detens ofnoun
decençadecencynoun
decentedecent, acceptableadjective
dechadeleft (behind)adjectivePast participle adjective form
dechaduleft (behind)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
decharleave (something or someone behind); let/allow without stoppingverb
dechar salir a algomlet someone outphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
dechem-nois saber; înformem-noislet us know; inform usphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: déjenos saber; Portuguese: deixe-nos saber"You" is the implied subject, "let" is the verb (command form), and "us" is the indirect
decididedecided, purposefuladjective
decididudecided, purposefulpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
decidirdecideverb
decilitrodeciliternoun
decimaldecimaladjective
decimaudecimalnoun
décime10th, tenthadjective
décimo10th, tenthnoun
decina (de)approximately ten (units), about ten, ten or so (in a group), someother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderPortuguese: dezena; Spanish: decena; French: dizaine; Catalan: desena; Italian: decina
decinas (de)tens (used to accentuate a number), dozensother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
decisióndecisionnoun
decisiónz conchienteconscious decisionsnoun
decisivedecisiveadjective
declamacióndeclamationnoun
declamadedeclaimedadjectivePast participle adjective form
declamadudeclaimedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
declamardeclaim: utter or deliver words or a speech in a rhetorical or impassioned wayverb
declaracióndeclaration, announcementnoun
declaración jurada; afidavitaffidavitnoun
declaraciónz demagógicdemagoguerynoun
declarardeclareverb
declividownhill slopenoun
decordecor, setnoun
decoracióndecorationnoun
decorardecorateverb
decorativedecorativeadjective
dedasocustom or practice of handpicking candidates for officenoun
dedicacióndedication, devotion towards a cause, work towards somethingnoun
dedicardevote, dedicateverb
dedofinger, digitnoun
dedo de piedtoenoun
dedo índiceindex fingernoun
dedocraciêa small organization of special people that handpicks people for elected office; dedocracynoun
dedócratadedocratnoun
dedocrátichandpicked by elitist governmentadjective
deduccióndeductionnoun
deducir [dedux-, dedusca-, deducc-]deduce, deductverb
deductivedeductiveadjective
defenderdefendverb
defensadefensenoun
defensivedefensiveadjective
defensordefender (of something/someone), advocatenoun
defensor dele suprémacia blanquewhite supremacistnoun
déficitdeficit, shortfallnoun
déficit prisupustarebudget deficitnoun
definicióndefinitionnoun
definidedefined, definiteadjective
definidudefined, definitepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
definirdefineverb
definitivaméndefinitelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
definitive [definitiva-]definitive, finaladjective
definitoriedefining, distinctiveadjective
defraudardisappoint, let down, dash (hope)verb
defusediffuse, not concentratedadjective
degeneración macularemacular degenerationnoun
degradantedegradingadjective
degradardegradeverb
degstredextrous, skilled, skillful, deftadjectivePortuguese/Italian: destro, Catalan: destre, Spanish: diestro
degstresadexterity, skill, deftnessnounSpanish/Portuguese: destreza, Italian: destrezza, French: dextérité
dejeccióndejectionnoun
dejetardejectverb
dêldried lentilsnoun
delanch dein front ofother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
delanch dele Padrêbefore the Fatherother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
delanchareforward; head/front, out frontadjective
deleof the (contraction: de le)article or demonstrativecontraction
dele cambio de sigulturn-of-the-centuryadjective
dele congresocongressionaladjective
delecióndeletion (biological)noun
deleciónz génicgene deletionsnounSpanish: deleciones génicas
delegacióndelegationnoun
delegardelegate: send as a representativeverb
deleitardelightverb
deleitosedelightfuladjective
delgadedelicate, thin (of object)adjectivePast participle adjective form
delgadudelicate, thin (of object)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deliberacióndeliberationnoun
deliberardeliberateverb
delicadedelicate, gentleadjective
delicadesagentleness, tenderness, delicacyadjective
delichadelight, allurenoun
delichosedelicious, yummyadjective
delincuençadelinquency, unlawfulness, crimenoun
delincuentedelinquent, criminal, offendingadjective
delincuenticriminal, delinquent (person)noun
delitooffense, delict, misdemeanornounSpanish/Portuguese: delito
delituoseoffensive, criminal (intent to be harmful)adjectivePortuguese, Spanish:delictivo
dempresent subjunctive of dar [to give]verb
demaethe rest, othersadjective
demagogodemagoguenoun
demañátomorrowother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderCatalan: demà; Portuguese: amanhã; Spanish: mañana; French: demain
demandademandnounSpanish
demanda dedemand (for)noun
demandarsue, take someone to courtverb
demasiaexcessnoun
demasiadotoo, too much, excessivelyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
demasieexcessadjective
dementedemented, insaneadjective
dementircontradict, denyverb
democraciê înclusiveinclusive democracynoun
democraciê [democrat-]democracynoun
demócratademocratnoun
democráticdemocraticadjective
democratizardemocratizeverb
demoniodemonnoun
demostrábeldemonstrableadjective
demostracióndemonstrationnoun
demostrardemonstrate, proveverb
demostrativedemonstrativeadjective
denadinnernoun
denardineverb
denigradedenigratedadjective
denigrardenigrate, defameverb
denîmdenimnoun
denominacióndenomination (of money); naming, designationnoun
denominardenominateverb
densedense, thick (fog)adjective
densitádensitynoun
dentaldentaladjective
denti [+:dentiz, dent-]tooth [+:teeth]noun
dentifricotoothpastenoun
dentistadentistnoun
dêntrowithin, inside, indoorsadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
dêntro dewithin, inside ofpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
dêntro de l'ámbito dewithin the limits of, in the context ofphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: dentro del ámbito de
dêntro dele pantalóntucked in (shirt); inside the pantsother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
denunciantiwhistleblowernounSpanish: denunciante
denunciantidenunciatornoun
denunciardenounceverb
DeoGodnoun
deontologicdeontologicaladjective
deontologíêdeontologynoun
depararhave in store, bring, yieldverbSpanish: deparar
departamentaldepartmentaladjective
departamentodepartment or ministry of government, department of a businessnoun
dependençadependencenoun
dependentedependent, dependingadjective
dependentidependentnoun
dependerdepend, hang upon (something else)verb
dependidedependedadjective
dependidudependedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
depleyamentodeployment, displaynoun
depleyarunfold, spread out, deployverb
deplorábeldeplorableadjective
deplorardeploreverb
deportacióndeportationnoun
deportantedeportingadjective
deportardeport, carry offverb
depresióndepressionnoun
deriva continentalcontinental driftnounSpanish/Portuguese: deriva continental; French: dérive des continents; Italian: deriva dei continenti; Catalan: deriva dels continents
derivaciónderivationnoun
derivacionalderivationaladjective
derivadederived, derivativeadjective
derivadooutgrowth, derivative, by-productnoun
derivadoderivativenoun
derivarderive from, come from, arise fromverb
dernielast, highest or lowestadjective
derogatoriederogatoryadjective
derramamentospilling, shedding (of blood, of light)noun
derramarspill (liquid), shed (light, blood)verb
derritirmeltverb
derrotadefeat, lossnoun
derrotardefeat, beat in a gameverb
derrubiozdebrisnounSpanish: derrubios
derrucaroverthrow, topple, knock down, pull down, cut down a treeverbSpanish: derrocar; Portuguese: derrubar
desabastoshortagenoun
desaceleracióndecelerationnoun
desacelerardecelerate: go slowerverb
desacopladj; desacoplamentodecouplingnounFrench: découplage
desactivadedeactivated, disabledadjective
desactivardeactivate, disable (computer, comments on blog...)verb
desafiardefy, challenge, braveverb
desafíochallenge, defiancenoun
desafortunadaménunfortunatelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
desafortunade [desafortunada-]unfortunateadjectivePast participle adjective form
desafortunaduunfortunatepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desagradábelunpalatable, disgusting, not enjoyableadjective
desalentodismay, consternation, despondencynoun
desanimar-seget discouraged, lose heart, dishearten one's selfverbSpanish: desanimarse
desanodardénouement; an untying (of knots, nodes)verbSpanish: desanudar; Latin: nodus
desaparecer [-esca-]disappear (do the opposite of appear)verb
desarmamentodisarmamentnoun
desarmardisarmverb
desastrêdisasternoun
desatêncióninattention, impoliteless, neglectnoun
desayunbreakfastnoun
desbocaderunaway, out of controladjective
desbocar-sebolt, run away, get out of controlverb
desbordamentooverflowing, flood, outburstnounSp: desbordamiento
desbordanteoverflowingadjective
desbordaroverflowverb
desbordooverflowing, outburstnoun
descansarrest, unwindverb
descansorest, break from workingnoun
descaradeblatant, shameless (disrespect, disregard for authority or rules)adjective
descarbonacióndecarbonization of steelnoun
descarburacióndecarbonizationnoun
descargamento, descargaunloadingnoun
descargarfire/discharge (a weapon)verbFrench: décharger; Spanish: disparar
descartarrule out, dismiss, discard/rejectverbSpanish: descartar
descartar-sediscard, throw awayverb
descendentidescendantnoun
descenderdescendverb
descentralizacióndecentralizationnoun
descentralizadedecentralizedadjectivePast participle adjective form
descentralizadudecentralizedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
descentralizardecentralizeverb
descentramentodecentering, biasnoun
descifrardecipherverb
desclasificadedeclassifiedadjective
desclasifiçar [desclasifica-]declassifyverb
descolonializacióndecolonialization,decolonialisationnoun
descomponer [descompust-, descompusi-, descomponga-, descomposi-]decomposeverb
desconcertantebewilderingadjective
desconcertarbewilder, unsettle, disconcertverb
desconfiançamistrust, distrustnounFrench: méfiance; Spanish: desconfianza
desconfortábeluncomfortable, incommodiousadjective
desconfortodiscomfortnoun
desconocideunfamiliar, unknownadjective
desconsoladegrieving, inconsolable, heartbrokenadjective
desconstruirdeconstructverb
descontaminacióndecontaminationnoun
descontentamentodissatisfaction, discontent, discontentmentnoun
descontentediscontent, malcontent, unhappy, disgruntledadjective
descoradjadediscouragedadjectivePast participle adjective form
descoradjadudiscouragedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
descoradjamentodiscouragementnoun
descoradjardiscourageverb
descortesíêincivilitynounSpanish: descortesía
descripcióndescriptionnoun
descripción genraloverview, general descriptionnoun
descritudescribedpast participle
descriver [descrit-, descrip-]describeverb
descubertudiscovered, uncoveredpast participle
descubridordiscoverer (person)noun
descubrimentodiscoverynoun
descubrir [descubert-]discover, uncoververb
descuidadecareless, without cautionadjectivePast participle adjective form
descuidaducareless, without cautionpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
descuidarneglect, abandon, not bother withverb
desculpaapology: expression of regret, excusenoun
desculpábelexcusable, forgivableadjectivePortuguese: desculpável
desculpabilizarexonerate: free from blameverb
desculparforgive, excuse, unblameverb
desculpar-seapologize, say you are sorryverb
desculpem-mepardon me, excuse mephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionformal, respectful; Use when entering a room, interrupting a conversation, etc
desdefrom (indicating starting point), sinceother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderde + ex + de (vulgar latin)
desde arribafrom aboveother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
desde candohow long (something has been going on), since whenother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
desde enbaijufrom belowpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
desde esse día en adelanchfrom that day forwardphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
desde lexosfrom a distance, from afarother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
desdéndisdainnoun
desdeñábelcontemptibleadjective
desdeñarscorn, look down onverb
desdeñosedismissive, disdainful, scornfuladjective
desecacióndesiccation: process of extreme dryingnoun
desejábeldesirableadjective
Desejandu te un....Wishing you a....other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
desejardesire, wishverbdesear in Spanish
desejodesire, wishnoun
desembarcarland, disembarkverb
desembarcolanding, disembarkationnoun
desencadenarunchain, trigger, unfetterverb
desenfatizarde-emphasize, deemphasizeverb
desequilibrioimbalance, unsteadinessnoun
desertedesertedadjective
desertodesert: barren area of land where little precipitation fallsnoun
desesperacióndesperation, hopelessnessnounCatalan: desesperació, Spanish: desesperación, Italian: disperazione, French: désespoir, Portuguese: desespero
desesperadedesperateadjectivePast participle adjective form
desesperadoperson in despair: desperadonoun
desesperadudesperatepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desesperançadespairnoun
desesperardespairverb
desestabilizacióndestabilizationnoun
desestabilizantedestabilizingadjective
desestabilizardestabilizeverb
desestigmatizardestigmatizeverbSpanish
desfacer [desfetch-, desfici-, desfaga-, desfar-]undoverb
desfasiphase lag, gap/differencenounSpanish: desfase
desfavorábelunfavorable, inauspiciousadjective
desfavorecer [-esca-]not to suit (clothes), hurt in some way, disadvantageverb
desfavorecidedisadvantaged, unfavoredadjective
desfavorecidudisadvantaged, unfavoredpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desfetchuundonepast participle
desfigurardisfigureverb
desfollardefoliate, pull off petalsverbSpanish: deshojar, Portuguese: desfolhar, French: défolier, Italian: defogliar
desgeneradedegeneratedadjectivePast participle adjective form
desgeneradudegeneratedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desgenerardegenerate: decline or deteriorate physically, mentally, or morally.verb
desgenracióndegenerationnoun
desgovernade; na-governadeungovernedadjective
desgustadedisgustedadjectivePast participle adjective form
desgustadudisgustedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desgustantedisgustingadjective
desgustardisgustverb
desgustodisgustnoun
deshidratadedehydratedadjectivePast participle adjective form
deshidratadudehydratedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
deshidratardehydrateverb
deshônrosedishonorableadjective
desiccatedesecarverb
desiccateddesecadeadjective
designadedesignatedadjective
designadodesignated officer of the governmentnoun
designardesignate, appointverb
desînfectantidisinfectantnoun
desînfectanti para le manuzhand sanitizernoun
desînfectardisinfectverb
deslealitádisloyaltynoun
deslisarslide, slipverbSpanish/Portuguese
deslisónsudden slip that can make you painfully thump on the floornoun
desmanteladedismantled, decommissionedadjectiveSpanish: desmantelada
desmantelardismantle, strip or tear apart (a vehicle, machine), decommissionverbPortuguese/Spanish: desmantelar
desmayar-sefaint, pass out, droop low (of plant)verbSpanish
desmistifiçar [desmistifica-]demystifyverb
desmoralizadedemoralizedadjectivePast participle adjective form
desmoralizadudemoralizedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desmoralizardemoralizeverb
desmovilizardemobilizeverb
desnivelslope (incline), drop (not level with the ground or the Y axis over X), difference, disparity, gapnounSpanish: desnivel
desobidiençadisobediencenoun
desodorantideodorantnoun
despaciuslowly, with less intensity, gentlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Fr: lentement
despaismentofeeling 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
despatchardeal with; finish off, dispose of, dispatchverb
despatchodispatch, office, studynoun
despatcho dele directordirector's officenoun
despedirfire (an employee); get rid of someoneverb
despegartake off (airplane, rocket), detach/unstick, be successful (business)verbSpanish: despegar
despensastoreroom (of restaurant), food reservesnoun
desperdisarwaste, squander, throw awayverb
desperdisowaste, refuse, garbage, scraps, squanderingnoun
despertaduawakened, woke uppast participle
despertar [despert-]wake up, awakenverb
desperteawakeadjective
despesonalizardepersonalizeverbSpanish: despersonalizar
despiadaderuthless, cutthroatadjective
despintarpeel paint fromverb
desplacerscroll (with mouse, etc), displaceverb
desplacimentodisplacementnoun
desplantadortrowelnoun
despobuladedepopulatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
despobuladudepopulatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
despobulardepopulateverb
despolitizacióndepoliticizationnoun
despolitizardepoliticizeverb
despreciardespise, hateverbSpanish: despreciar; Portuguese:desprezar
despreciocontempt, scorn, disdainnoun
desreificacióndereificationnoun
dessegmentacióndesegmentationnoun
destacadocolumn heading that is smaller than a headline in a newspapernoun
destacarhighlight (speech, article), stress (an article), emphasizeverbSpanish: destacar
destachementodetachmentnoun
destacherdetach, disconnectverbdestacar
destinacióndestination: stopping point (not necessarily a place)noun
destinarallocate (funds), devote (time), assign (a function, employee)verb
destinatario addresseenounSpanish: destinatario
destinodestiny, fatenoun
destruccióndestructionnoun
destrucción criativecreative destructionnoun
destrucción masivemass destructionnounspanish: destrucción masiva
destrucción mutue asegurademutually assured destructionnoun
destruir [destruc-]destroyverb
destruyampresent subjunctive of destruyir [to destroy]verb
destruyúdestroyedverbpast tense of -uir verb
desumanizacióndehumanizationnoun
desumanizardehumanizeverb
desunióndisunitynoun
desvalorizadedevalorizedadjective
desvalorizardevalorizeverbSpanish/Portuguese: desvalorizar
desvalorizar-selose value (depreciate)verbPortuguese: desvalorizar-se
desvelarkeep awake; discover, reveal, uncoververb
desvelopentedevelopingadjective
desveloperdevelopverb
desvelopidedevelopedadjective
desvelopidordevelopernoun
desvelopidudevelopedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
desvelopimentaldevelopmentaladjective
desvelopimentodevelopmentnoun
desviacióndeviationnoun
desviacióndeflectionnoun
desviardeflectverb
desviardeviateverb
detalldetailnoun
detalladedetailed, close (examination)adjectivePast participle adjective form
detalladudetailed, close (examination)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
detallardetailverb
detallezdetailsnoun
detallez nimiemeticulous or trivial detailsnoun
deteccióndetectionnoun
detectivodetective (person)noun
deteger [detec-]detect, perceiveverb
detener [detuvi-, detenga-]detain, hold backverb
detenidedetainedadjective
detenido, detenidaprisoner, detained, arrested personnoun
detenidudetainedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
detergentidetergentnoun
detergerwipe away, cleanseverb
deterioración, deteriorodeteriorationnoun
deteriorardeteriorateverb
determinacióndetermination, resolutionnoun
determinadedeterminateadjective
determinantideterminantnoun
determinardetermineverb
detonacióndetonationnoun
detonardetonateverb
detrás debehind, afterother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
detrimentaldetrimentaladjective
detrimentodetriment, a rubbing offnoun
detrirrub awayverb
detritoz glacialglacial debrisnoun
deudadebtnoun
DeuteronomioDeuteronomynoun
devaluacióndevaluationnoun
devastacióndevastationnoun
devastacionaldevastationaladjective
devenir [devini-, devenga-]becomeverb
deverought (to), must, should, gotta; (by itself) owe money or favorverbPortuguese: dever; Spanish: deber; French: doire; Catalan: deure; Latin: debere
devessê sershould be, ought to beverbSpanish: debiera ser
devocióndevotionnoun
devolver [devuelt-]give back, returnverb
devorardevourverb
deyendean, doyen/doyenne: most prominent person in a fieldnoun
deyenazgodeanshipnounSpanish: decanazgo, deanazgo and French: deyen
di-jeyD.J., Disc Jockeynoun
díaday: full rotation of planet around its axis; the whole 24-hour day as a time unitnoun
Día dele MortozDay of the Deadnoun
día entereall day, the entire dayphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
día sagradeholy day (sacred day)noun
día seghientenext day, following daynoun
diablo [diabol-]devilnoun
diabólicdiabolical, devilishadjective
diaconodeaconnoun
diademacoronet, diadem: crown symbolnoun
diafragmadiaphragmnoun
diagénesidiagenesisnoun
diagnosidiagnosisnoun
diagnósticdiagnosticadjective
diagnosticadediagnosedadjective
diagnosticardiagnoseverb
diagramadiagramnoun
dialectodialectnounSpanish: dialecto, Portuguese: dialeto, French: dialecte
diálogodialoguenoun
diamgive, givesverbpresent tense of dar
diamantidiamondnoun
diaredaily (occurring each day)adjective
diarreadiarrheanoun
diásporadiasporanoun
diaspóricdiasporicadjective
dibuxodrawingnounCatalan: dibuix, Spanish: dibujo
diçsay/tell (imperative or command form)verbPortuguese: diz, diga, digamos, dizei, digam; Spanish: di, diga, digamos, decid, digan
diccióndiction: act of speaking or singingnoun
diccionariodictionary: collection of dictionsnoun
dicembroDecember (12th month of Gregorian calender)noun
dicentesaying, tellingadjective
dicer [dix-, ditch-, diga-, dir-, -dicc-]tell, sayverbLatin: dicere
dichajoy, good fortune, blissnounSpanish
dichosefortunate, joyful, blessed, blissfuladjective
dicíbelspeakable, capable of being spoken or utteredadjective
dicotómicdichotomousadjective
dicotomíêdichotomynoun
dicotomizacióndichotomizationnoun
dictacióndictation: the act of dictating material to be recorded or taken down in writing; or authoritative commandsnoun
dictacionaldictationaladjective
dictadordictatornoun
dictardictateverb
dictativedictativeadjective
dictaturadictatorshipnoun
diésel-motordiesel enginenoun
diessêimperfect subjunctive of dar [to give]verb
difamatorieabusive, derogatory, defamatoryadjective
difeitudefect, flawnoun
difeituosedefective, deficientadjective
diferença [diferench-, diferencia-]differencenoun
diferenchaldifferencialadjective
diferenciábeldistinguishableadjective
diferenciacióndifferentiationnoun
diferenciardifferentiateverb
diferentedifferentadjective
diferenteméndifferentlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
difererdifferverb
difícildifficultadjective
dificultádifficultynoun
digampresent subjunctive of dicer [to say, tell]verbSpanish/Portuguese: diga, digas, digamos; Spanish: digan; Portuguese: digam
digitnumber 0-9noun
digitizacióndigitizationnoun
digitizardigitizeverb
digneworthy, dignified, deservingadjective
dignitádignity, rank/positionnoun
dígrafodigraphnoun
dilemadilemmanoun
dilema de seguritásecurity dilemmanoun
diligençadililigencenoun
diligentediligentadjective
dilixenteméndiligentlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
dilucióndilutionnoun
diluirdilute, weakenverb
diluvioflood, diluviumnoun
dimerizacióndimerizationnoun
diminucióndiminution: reduction in size, extent or importancenoun
diminuirdiminishverb
diminutediminutive, tiny, minuteadjective
diminutivediminutiveadjective
diminutivodiminutive (grammar)noun
diminuyúdiminishedverbpast tense of -uir verb
dimisiónresignationnounSpanish: dimisión
dimitir de [dimis-]resign (from), quit (job, post)verbSpanish: dimitir de
dinámicdynamic, vibrant, livelyadjective
dinamismo, dinamicitádynamismnoun
dinastídynastynoun
dinásticdynasticadjective
diócsido de carbonocarbon dioxidenoun
diócsido de nitrógenonitrogen dioxidenoun
diplomacia [diplomat-]diplomacynoun
diplomatadiplomatnoun
diplomáticdiplomaticadjective
diplomáticiendiplomatist: Foreign Office employee officially engaged as a diplomat; a person who is astute and tactful in any negotiation or relationshipnoun
dipositardeposit (money, layer of sediment), put down or inverb
dipositario, dipositariastakeholder (especially financial)noun
dipósitodeposit (down payment or natural resources)noun
dipositoriodepository, dumping ground, landfillnoun
diposituôrdevice that deposits or moves from one place to anothernoun
diráwill say/tellverbSpanish: dirá, diré, dirás; French: dirai, diras, dira, dirons;(future tense)
direccióndirectionnoun
direccionaldirectionaladjective
directaméndirectlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
directe [directa-]straight (ahead), directadjective
directivadirectivenoun
directivedirectiveadjective
directordirector, manager (of company)noun
directriç [+:directricez]guideline, general rules, directivenoun
directuôrdirectory, folder, dossier, directivenoun
diríebwould say, would tellverbSpanish: diría; Portuguese: diria; French: dirait, dirais(conditional form)
dirigentileader, person who guides or directs peoplenoun
dirigir [dirige-, direc-]direct, drive/lead in, guideverb
disacordardisagreeverb
discernirdiscern/understand (intentions)verb
disciplinadisciplinenoun
disciplinaredisciplinaryadjective
discípuldisciple: someone learning to live by faith in Jesusnoun
discipuladodiscipleshipnoun
discipulardisciple toverb
disco compacteCD (compact disc)noun
disco compacte, cidiCompact Disc, CDnoun
disco vinilrecord, vinyl discnoun
discográficdiscographicadjective
discografíêdiscography (created music collection)noun
discordantediscordant, clashing, conflicting (opinions, tones)adjective
discotecaclub, nightclub, disconoun
discrecióndiscretion, prudencenoun
discrecional, discrecionarediscretionaryadjectiveFrench: discrétionnaire; Portuguese: discricionária; Spanish: discrecional
discrepançadiscrepancynounSpanish: discrepancia; Portuguese: discrepância
discretediscreetadjective
discriminacióndiscriminationnoun
discriminardiscriminateverb
discriminatoriediscriminatoryadjective
discursivediscursiveadjective
discursodiscourse, speechnoun
discurso escritedissertation, written speechnoun
discurso mitigademitigated speechnoun
discusióndiscussionnoun
discutíbeldebatable, arguable, mootadjective
discutidudiscussedpast participle
discutir [discus-]discussverb
diseminacióndisseminationnoun
diseminardisseminateverb
diseñadordesignernoun
diseñardesign, drawverb
disencióndissensionnoun
diseñodrawing, designnoun
disensióndissentionnounPortuguese: dissensão; French: dissension; Catalan: dissensió; Romanian: disensiune
disentimentodissentnounSpanish: disentimiento; Italian: dissentimento; French: dissentiment;
disentirdissentverbItalian: dissentire; Portuguese: dissentir; Spanish: disentir
disfrazardisguise, concealverb
disfrutarenjoy, take pleasure in, possess (skill, something good)verb
disfrutar de bone saludenjoy good healthverb
disidençadissidencenounSpanish: disidencia; Portuguese: dissidência; French: dissidence; Catalan: dissidència; Italian: dissidenza; Romanian: disidenta
disidentedissidentadjective
disimulacióndissimulation, dissemblance, concealmentnoun
disimulardissimulate, pretendverb
disimulardisguise, concealverbSpanish: disimular
disipardissipate, disperseverb
disjuncióndiremption: separation or division into two parts; disjunctionnounSpanish: disyunció
disolucióndissolutionnoun
disolutedissoluteadjective
disolventidissolvent, thinnernoun
disolverdissolveverb
disonançadissonancenoun
disonança cognitivecognitive dissonancenoun
disonantedissonantadjective
disordendisordernoun
disordenadedisorderly: in a state of disarrayadjective
disparardisparate; make differentverb
disparatedisparateadjective
disparitádisparity [+:disparities]noun
disparoround (of rifle, weapon)noun
dispensábeldispensableadjective
dispensabilitádispensabilitynoun
dispensacióndispensationnoun
dispersardisperse, scatterverb
dispersióndispersion, dispersalnoun
disponer demake use ofverb
disponer [dispust-, dispusi-, disponga-, disposi-]get ready, arrange, have at one's disposalverb
disponíbelavailable, free/ready (to do with), obtainableadjective
disposiciónwillingness, dispositionnoun
dispositivodevicenoun
dispustepast participle of disponer, Willing, ableadjective
disputa frontirizeborder disputenoun
disputatore; controversialdisputatiousadjective
dissensudissensus, dissension, widespread dissentnoun
distançadistancenoun
distanciardistance, space out (make space between), drive apart (alienate)verb
distanciar-semove away, grow apart, distance oneselfverb
distantedistantadjective
distilacióndistillationnoun
distilardistillverb
distileríadistillerynoun
distilerodistiller, beer makernoun
distincióndistinctionnoun
distinción hônorífichonoric distinction, title of personnounSpanish/Catalan/Portuguese
distinguíbeldistinguished, distinguishableadjective
distinguidordistinguishernoun
distinguirdistinguishverb
distintedistinctadjective
distintivedistinctiveadjective
distorsióndistortionnoun
distorsionardistortverb
distraccióndistraction from concentrationnoun
distraher [distrac-]distractverb
distrahidaménabsentlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
distrahide [distrahida-]distracted, absent in mindadjective
distribucióndistributionnoun
distribuidordistributornoun
distribuidoradistributing machinenoun
distribuirdistribute, allotverb
distribuyúdistributedverbpast tense of -uir verb
disuadidedissuadedadjective
disuadir [disuas-]dissuadeverb
disuasióndissuasionnounPortuguese: dissuasão, Italian: dissuasione, Spanish: disuasión, Catalan: dissuasió
disuasióndeterrence, dissuasionnounSpanish: disuasión
ditchesaid, spoken ofadjective(from dicer)
ditchusaid, spoken ofpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
diúgaveverbpast tense of dar
divergentedivergentadjective
divergerdivergeverb
diversediverse, variousadjective
diverse entîtáz políticdiverse political entitiesnoun
diversificacióndiversificationnoun
diversifiçar [diversifica-]diversifyverb
diversióndiversion, entertainment, amusementnoun
diversitádiversitynoun
divertideentertaining, enjoyable, fun, funny (causing laughter)adjective
divertimentocondition of entertain, distracting conditionnoun
divertir [divers-]amuse, entertain, distractverb
dividendodividendnoun
dividirdivideverb
divinacióndivinationnoun
divinedivine, God-like, of Godadjective
divinitádivinitynoun
divisióndivisionnoun
divisionaldivisionaladjective
divisiónz intraclaseintra-class divisionsnoun
divisoredividingadjective
divisoria continentalcontinental dividenoun
divisoria de aguazwatershednoun
divulgacióndivulgation: act of divulging or publishing; disclosure, spreading for popularizationnoun
divulgación chientíficpopular sciencenoun
divulgación de înformacióninformation spreadingnoun
divulgardivulge, publicize, disclose (information)verb
dixessêimperfect subjunctive of dicer [to say, tell]verb
dixi [dixe-]preterite of dicer [to say]verb
dizquepurported, so-called, in name onlyadjective
djacaratnoun
djacgrajaggery: traditional sugar with concentrated sugar cane juice and date or palm sapnounPortuguese: jagra from Malayam chakkara
djazzjazznoun
djazz cigangypsy jazznoun
DjibutiDjiboutinoun
djîhadjihadnoun
djornday: length of time (usually) between sunrise and sunsetnounFrench: journée, Italian: giorno
djorn feriadebank holiday, public holidaynoun
djornadaworking daynoun
djornaleroday laborer; someone who works between sunrise and sunsetnounFrench: journalier
djornalesejournalese: in the jargon of a writer/editor of a magazine or newspaperadjective
djornalismojournalismnoun
djornalistajournalistnoun
djornalísticjournalisticnoun
djornaujournal, newspapernoun
djumbighostnoun
djunglinasesame seednounMaltese and Siculo-Arabic
djusjuice (of meal, especially of meat)noun
doblardouble, bend in halfverb
dobledoubleadjective
doble hélicidouble helixnoun
doblesfold, creasenounSpanish: doblez
doblesaduplicitynounSpanish: doblez
docençateaching, tutoringnounItalian: docenza; Spanish: docencia; Catalan: docència
docenteteaching, tutoringadjective
docentilecturer, instructornoun
dócilsubmissive, docileadjective
docime12th, twelfthadjective
docimo12th, twelfthnoun
doctordoctor: person who holds a doctorate degreenoun
doctoraldoctoraladjective
doctrinadoctrinenoun
doctrina de abrogacióndoctrine of abrogationnoun
doctrinaldoctrinaladjective
documentariodocumentarynoun
documentodocumentnoun
dogmadogmanoun
dogmáticdogmaticadjective
dojangdojang, martial arts studionounKorean
dolcesweetadjective
dolcíssimesweetestadjective
dolerache, have painverb
dólêr ($)dollar (US currency)noun
dolfíndolphinnoun
dolinasinkholenoun
dolmadolma: grape leaves with filling of rice and vegetables, spices and sometimes meatnounTurkish
dolomitadolomitenounSpanish/Portuguese: dolomita, Italian/French: dolomite
dolorpain, achenoun
domartameverb
dombalaJerusalem artichokenoun
domeindomain, field, realmnounFrench: domaine; English: domain
domein de l'environimentoenvironmental fieldnoun
domein dele políticathe realm of politicsnoun
domein înterdisciplinareinterdisciplinary fieldnoun
domein sensíbelsensitive area, sensitive subjectnoun
doméstichousehold, of the home; tame (of animal)adjective
domiciliadedomiciledadjective
domiciliardomicile: treat a specified country as a permanent home.verb
domiciliodomicile: the country that a person treats as their permanent home, or lives in and has a substantial connection with.noun
dominacióndominationnoun
dominardominate, have good command of (mastery of)verb
dominioproperty, estate, command: mastery; dominionnoun
dominio públicpublic domainnoun
dominozdominoes (game)noun
donacióndonationnoun
donadedonatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
donadudonatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
donantidonor, donatornoun
donargive (gift, aid), donateverb
donativodonationnoun
doncelamaidennounGalician; Spanish: doncella, Portuguese: donzella
doncellamaidnoun
donutalent, gift (ability)nounSpanish: don; Italian: dono
dopuénext (time); next (in line), after thatother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderItalian/SpanishSpanish: después
dopué deafter (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
doradegolden (color)adjectivePast participle adjective form
doradugolden (color)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
dorargild, glaze (cake), brown (onions)verb
dormientesleepingadjective
dormientisleeper (person), hibernaternoun
dormirsleepverb
dormitoriodormitory, sleeping quartersnoun
dormuôrthing that helps someone sleepnoun
doselcanopynoun
dosis de reforçobooster shotnoun
dotarendow, furnishverb
dotiground- solid surface usually of the earth but not alwaysnoun
dounêtdoughnut, donutnoun
drabbed sheetnounFrench: drap
dramadramanoun
dramáticdramaticadjective
dramaticaméndramaticallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
drapoflag (usually of a country or city)noun
dreitaright (direction; opposite of left)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
dreiterightadjective
dreitistaright-wingernoun
dreitisteright-wingadjective
drenadj de aguaz superfichalstorm sewernoun
drenardrain (water when cooking)verbSpanish: drenar
dretcho maritimemaritime lawnoun
dretchoz de l'animauzanimal rightsnoun
dretchoz de l'umanozhuman rightsnoun
drogazdrugsnoun
drolefunny, amusingadjective
drupazstone fruits, fleshy fruitsnoun
dubdadoubtnoun
dubdábelopen to doubt, doubtful, contestableadjective
dubdardoubtverb
dubdosedoubtful, dubious, questionable, suspectadjective
duc [duqu-]dukenoun
duchardouche, give a showerverb
dueloduelnoun
duengiduende: quality of emotion, inspiration, and authenticitynoun
dueño, dueñalandlord, landlady, ownernoun
duisthumbnoun
dulzegentle, mildadjective
dulzuragentleness (nature of person)noun
dumbangainformal trade or spontaneous commercial interactionnoun
dumingoSundaynoun
dúoduo, 2 people in a music groupnoun
dupleduplicate (copy), doubleadjective
duplicaciónduplicationnoun
duplicarduplicateverb
duquesaduchessnounItalian/Spanish/Portuguese: duquesa; Catalan: duquessa
duracióndurationnoun
duración de vidalifetimenoun
duradouredurable, long-lasting, abidingadjective
durantduring, over a time periodpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
durarlast, not break downverb
durehard (opposite of soft)adjective
duríssimehardest, extremely hardadjective
dusenteríêdysenterynoun
dusfagiadysphagianoun
dusfuncióndysfunctionnoun
duslecsiadyslexianoun
duslecsicdyslexicadjective
dusregulacióndysregulationnoun
dustopiadystopianounGreek prefix
dustopiandystopianadjective
dúzinadozen, twelve of somethingnounCatalan: dotzena; Portuguese: dúzia; Spanish: docena; French: douzaine; Romanian: duzină; Italian: dozzina
ebanebonyadjective
ebanistacabinet-maker, furniture makernoun
ebanoebony: dense black ornamental woodnoun
ebispo [episcop-]bishopnoun
ebriedrunk, drunkenadjective
ebrietáebriety, drunkennessnoun
ebulliciónebullition: action of bubbling or boiling.noun
ebullirmake bubble, boilverb
eccedentesurplus, excess, exceedingadjectiveSpanish: excedente
eccedentisurplus, excessnounSpanish: excedente
eccedenti de naicimentosexcess of births over deathsnoun
eccederexceedverb
eccelençaexcellencenoun
eccelenteexcellentadjective
eccelentíssimemost excellentadjective
eccelerexcelverb
eccentriceccentric, unconventional; outlyingadjective
eccentricitáeccentricitynoun
eccentricoeccentric (person); circle or orbit not having the Earth precisely at its centernoun
eccepciónexceptionnoun
eccepcionalexceptionaladjective
eccepcionalménexceptionally, unusuallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ecceptarexcept, exemptverb
eccepte [eccep-]except: out of receiving or takingpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
ecchelselofty, eminent, very tall (like excelsior)adjectiveLatin: excelsus/excelsissimus
eccoechonoun
echalonechelonnoun
echarthrow, toss (dice, a ball)verbSpanish
echlusel, llavi de tuercawrenchnoun
echonearrogantadjective
eclesiastaecclesiastic: clergyman, priestnoun
eclesiásticecclesiasticaladjective
ecoblanqueamentogreenwashingnoun
ecocentrismoecocentrismnoun
ecológicecologicaladjective
ecologíêecologynoun
ecologisteenvironmentalistadjective
écologo, écologistaecologistnoun
econológiceconologic: economical and ecologicaladjective
econometríêeconometricsnoun
económiceconomic, economicaladjective
economíêeconomynoun
economíê doméstichome economicsnoun
economizareconomize, save money by spending it carefullyverb
ecosistemaecosystemnoun
ecozona afrotropicalafrotropical ecozonenoun
ecsegesiexegesisnoun
ecsegetaexegete: expounder or textual interpreter, especially of scripturenoun
ecsogenaménexogenouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish/Portuguese: exógenamente
ecsógeneexogenousadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: exógeno; Italian: esogeno; Romanian: exogene; French: exogène
écstasiecstasynoun
ecstáticecstaticadjective
ecstrovertideoutgoing, extrovertedadjective
ectodermaectodermnoun
ecuaciónequationnoun
EcuadorEcuadornoun
ecuanimeeven-temperedadjective
ecuanimitáequanimity: a calm mental state even as you deal with a difficult situationnoun
ecuatorequatornoun
ecuatorialequatorialadjective
ecuménicecumenicaladjective
ecumenismoecumenismnoun
edicióneditionnoun
edificaciónedificationnoun
edificanteedifyingadjective
edifiçar [edifica-]edify: to build up, sustainverb
edificativeedificative, edifyingadjective
edificiobuilding, structurenoun
editareditverb
editoreditornoun
editorialeditorialadjective
edivinarguessverb
educábeleducableadjective
educacióneducationnoun
educacionaleducationaladjective
educarinstill values and good manners to [educate:lead forth]verb
educativeeducativeadjective
educatoreducatornoun
efeitiveeffective, actual/trueadjectiveSee also: eficace
efeitueffect, resultnoun
efeitu de estufagreenhouse effectnoun
efeitu de estufa desbocaderunaway greenhouse effectnoun
efeituareffectuate, bring about, make happen; perform/realizeverb
ÉfesoEphesusnoun
eficaceefficient, efficacious, effective (successful)adjective
eficaceménefficaciously, efficientlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eficacia, eficacitáefficacy, effectiveness, efficaciousnessnoun
eficienteefficientadjective
efímereshort-lived, ephemeraladjective
egarjarslit the throat, slayverbFr: égorger
egcidercut out, cut off (usually pertains to surgery)verb
egcisiónexcision (usually pertains to surgical)noun
egheacute, high-pitched (music note), sharp (pain)adjective
eghizersharpen (figuratively), whet, stimulate (senses)verb
égidaegis, shield (figuratively protection)nounSpanish: égida
egiptologíêEgyptologynoun
egiptólogoEgyptologistnoun
egoisteself-seeking, self-servingadjective
ególatre, egolatricself-worshipping, egotisticaladjective
egolatríaself-worship, egotismnoun
egóticegoisticadjectiveSp: egótica
egresour, acridadjective
egs-alumnoalumnus, alumna, former studentnounSpanish: exalumno
egs-alunoalumnusnoun
egsacerbadeexacerbatedadjective
egsacerbarexacerbateverb
egsageraciónexaggerationnoun
egsagerarexaggerateverb
egsamen empíricempirical examinationnoun
egsamen [+:egsamenz; egsamin-]examination, considerationnoun
egsataménexactlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
egsate [egsata-]exact, accurate (of measurement)adjective
egsausteexhausted, very tiredadjectiveSpanish: exhausto; Italian: esausto; Portuguese: exausta
egsaustiveexhaustive, in-depthadjective
egscavarexcavateverb
egsclamaciónexclamationnoun
egsclamadeexclaimedadjectivePast participle adjective form
egsclamaduexclaimedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
egsclamarexclaimverb
egscluideexcludedadjective
egscluiduexcludedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
egscluir [egsclus-]excludeverb
egsclusiónexclusionnoun
egsclusivaménexclusivelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
egsclusive [egsclusiva-]exclusiveadjective
egsclusivisteexclusionaryadjective
egscluyúexcludedverbpast tense of -uir verb
egscoriar; censure severelyexcoriateverb
egscurrersell off, drain, drip; dwindle away (time, money...), drip dry, slip/slide away (can be used colloquially)verbSpanish: escurrir, Portuguese: escorrer, Latin: excurrere
egscurrer le bultobuck-pass, pass the buckverbFrench: refiler la responsabilité
egscurridorcolander, strainernoun
egscursiónexcursionnoun
egscursoexcursus: a detailed discussion of a point in a book or a digressionnoun
egseditorformer editornoun
egsemciónexemption, waivernoun
egsemto deexempt from; free ofphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
egsemto de împustoztax freeadjectiveSpanish: exento de impuestos
egsfiltraciónexfiltrationnoun
egsfoliaciónexfoliationnoun
egsfoliantiexfoliantnoun
egsfoliarexfoliateverb
egsigençaexigency, requirementnoun
egsigenteexigent: pressing; demandingadjective
egsigir [egsige-]demand: require/need, call for (resources, fee), exigent uponverb
egsilarexileverbSpanish: exiliar, Portuguese: exilar
egsilioexilenounSpanish: exilio; Italian: esilio; Portuguese: exílio
egsistença [egsistench-]existencenoun
egsistenchalexistentialadjective
egsistenchalménexistentiallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
egsistenteexistingadjective
egsisterexistverb
egsistideexistedadjective
egsistiduexistedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
égsitosuccess, outcomenounSpanish: éxito, Portuguese: êxito
égsitosesuccessfuladjective
egsmandatariopredecessor (of president or great leader)noun
egsocéntricexocentricadjective
égsodê, ÉgsodêexodusnounFrench: exode, Catalan: èxode, Italian: esodo, Galician/Spanish: éxodo, Portuguese: êxodo
egsoesqueleto; egsosqueletoexoskeletonnoun
egsoneraciónexoneration, acquitalnoun
egsorábelexorable: able to be persuadedadjective
egsorbitanteexorbitant, extravagant (price)adjective
egsortaciónexhortationnounFrench: exhortation; Spanish: exhortación; Catalan: exhortació; Portuguese: exortação; Italian: esortazione
egsortarexhortverbSpanish: exhortar; Portuguese: exortar; Italian: esortare; French: exhorterstrongly encourage or urge (usually by argument or advice)
egsosferaexospherenoun
egsotéricexotericadjective
egsóticexoticadjective
egsoticizarexoticizeverb
egspansión térmicthermal expansionnoun
egspansionisteexpansionistadjective
egspatriadeexpatriatedadjective
egspatriadoexpatriatenoun
egspatriarexpatriateverbSpanish: expatriar
egspectativaexpectation, expectancy, hopenounSpanish/Portuguese: expectativa, Italian: aspettativa
egspedientifile/record of key information (police, government)noun
egspedirsend off, issue (passport), dispatch, draw up (contract)verb
egspeditiveexpeditiousadjective
egspenderexpendverb
egspendideexpendedadjective
egspendiduexpendedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
egspensiveexpensiveadjective
egsperiençaexperiencenoun
egsperienchalexperientialadjective
egsperientesavvy, with experienceadjectivePortuguese: experiente
egspertoexpert, maestronounSpanish: experto
egspesaméndeliberately, expressly, clearly and plainly, on purposeadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: expresamente
egspiaciónatonement, expiationnoun
egspiaratone (for), expiateverb
egspiatoriesacrificial, expiatoryadjective
egsplayadeexpatiated, expoundedadjective
egsplayarextend, expoundverb
egsplicábelexplicableadjective
egsplicaciónexplanation, explicationnoun
egsplicarexplainverb
egsplicativeexplanatoryadjective
egsplíciteexplicitadjective
egsplodirexplode, blast/burstverbPortuguese: explodir
egsploraciónexplorationnoun
egsplorarexploreverb
egsploratorieexploratoryadjective
egsplosivaplosive (linguistics), stop consonantnoun
egsplotábelexploitableadjective
egsplotaciónexploitationnoun
egsplotadoreexploitativeadjective
egsplotarexploit, make the most ofverb
egsponenteexposingadjective
egsponentiexponent (math); the prime examplenoun
egsponentialexponentialnoun
egsponer [egspust-, egspusi-, egsponga-, egsposi-]expose; put on show (object at museum), exhibit; expoundverb
egsportaciónexportationnoun
egsportadeexportedadjectivePast participle adjective form
egsportadorexporternoun
egsportaduexportedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
egsportanteexportingadjective
egsportarexportverb
egsposiciónexposure; exhibition; exposition: comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory.noun
egspositiveexpositoryadjective
egspositorexpositor, speaker who explains a complicated thing clearly, commentator, exhibitornoun
egspositor de nuve adquisiciónznew acquisition racknoun
egspresábelexpressible, able to be expressedadjectivePortuguese: expressável
egspresar [egspresi-]express, articulate thoughts and ideasverb
egspresiónexpression, phrase, sayingnoun
egsprimir [egspres-]squeeze (out)verb
egspropiaciónexpropriationnoun
egspropiarexpropriateverb
egspulsarthrow outverb
egspulsiónexpulsion, ejectionnoun
egspulsionismoexpulsionismnoun
egspulsionistaexpulsionistnoun
egspusteexposedadjective
egsquisiteexquisiteadjective
egsquisitesaexquisiteness, lushness; delicacy: fine food, something specialnounCatalan: exquisidesa; Spanish: exquisitez
egstêmporalextemporaneous: "made, done, procured, or furnished 'at the time,'" hence "unpremeditated,"adjectiveSP: extemporáneo, extemporal
egstênder [egstêns-]extend, prolong, stretchverb
egstênseextensive, long/lengthy, full/detailedadjective
egstênsiónextensionnoun
egstênsiveextensiveadjective
egsterioreexterior; outside, foreignadjective
egsterioritáexternalitadnoun
egsterminioexterminationother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounspanish: exterminio; Portuguese: extermínio; Catalan: extermini
egsternalizarexternalize, outsourceverb
egsterne, egsternalexternaladjective
egstinguiduextinguishedpast participle
egstinguirextinguish, end, wipe out, put out (fire)verb
egstinteextinct, extinguishedadjective
egstirparextirpateverb
egstrabíblicextrabiblicaladjective
egstracciónextractionnoun
egstracelulareextracellularadjective
egstractiveextractiveadjective
egstractivismoextractivismnoun
egstractoextractnounSpanish: extracto; Portuguese: extrato
egstractorextractor, pullernounPortuguese: extrator
egstracurriculareextracurricularadjective
egstradiciónextradition: the action of extraditing a person accused or convicted of a crimenoun
egstraditarextradite: hand over (a person accused or convicted of a crime) to the jurisdiction of the foreign state in which the crime was committedverb
egstraescolareoutside-of-school, extracurricularadjective
egstraher [egstrac-]extractverb
egstrajudicialextrajudicialadjective
egstralegalextralegaladjective
egstrañeextraneousadjective
egstraordinareextraordinaryadjective
egstraordinareménextraordinarilyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
egstrapolaciónextrapolationnoun
egstrapolarextrapolateverb
egstravagançaextravagancenoun
egstravaganteextravagant (lacking in moderate behavior)adjective
egstraviarmislead/disorient, misplaceverb
egstraviar-sego astray, wander away from, lose the wayverb
egstricábelextricableadjective
egstricabelménextricablyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
egstrínsequeextrinsicadjective
egsuberançalushness, exuberancenoun
egsuberanteexuberant, luxurious, over-abundanceadjective
egsultanteexultantadjective
egsumarexhumeverbPortuguese: exumar; Spanish/Catalan: exhumar; French: exhumer; Italian: esumare
eguábelequableadjective
egualequal, the sameadjective
egual que todo l'añozsame as every yearphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: Igual que todos los años
egualadeneck and neck, evenly-matchedadjectivePast participle adjective form
egualaduneck and neck, evenly-matchedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
egualarequalverb
egualitáequalitynoun
egualitareegalitarianadjective
egualitarioegalitarian (person)noun
egualitarismoegalitarianismnoun
egualménequallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eguarequateverb
ehidalmunicipally owned, municipaladjective
eichi [acci-]axis [+:axes]noun
eiglaeaglenoun
eiquimalitozpopsiclesnoun
ejecciónejectionnoun
ejección de masa coronalcoronal mass ejectionnoun
ejetarejectverb
El es membro deleHe'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
elásticelastic, resilient (material), not easily damagedadjective
elecciónelectionnoun
electeelected, chosen, electadjective
electiveelectiveadjective
electivoelective: extra school coursenoun
electorado; distrito electoralconstituency, electoratenoun
eléctricelectric, electricaladjective
electricienelectriciannoun
electricitáelectricitynoun
electrocuciónelectrocutionnoun
electrocutar [electrocuci-]electrocuteverb
electroimaelectromagnetnoun
electrolizaciónelectrolizationnoun
electromagnéticelectromagneticadjective
electrônelectronnoun
electrônicelectronicadjective
electu, elegiduelected, chosenpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
elefantielephantnoun
elefantiz marineelephant sealsnoun
eleganteelegant, tastefuladjective
elegíaqueelegiacadjective
elegíbeleligibleadjectivePortuguese: elegível; Spanish/Catalan: elegible; French: éligible; Italian: eleggibile; Romanian: eligibil
elegienteelecting, choosingadjective
elegir [elect-]choose, electverb
elementalelementaladjective
elementareelementaryadjective
elementoelement, componentnoun
elemento de acciónaction itemnoun
elemento discordanteoutlier: discordant elementnoun
elementoz de bandeiraparts of a flagnoun
elevaciónelevationnoun
elevadeelevatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
elevaduelevatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
elevanteelevatingadjective
elevarelevate, lift upverb
elez hau fetchu le transición dethey (have) made the switchphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
elîcsîrelixirnoun
êlievo, êlievastudent, pupil, learner, scholarnounItalian: allievo; French: élève
eliminacióneliminationnoun
eliminar gradualménphase outverb
eliminatoreselection by process of eliminationadjective
elipsi [+:elipsiz]ellipsis [+:ellipses]noun
elisiónelision (grammar)noun
élitielitenoun
elitismoelitismnoun
elitisteelitistadjective
élitiz aristocráticaristocratic elitesnoun
Ellthey, for him or herpronoungender-neutral pronoun
Ella favlam español com un nativa.She speaks Spanish like a native.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
elocuençaeloquencenounSpanish: elocuencia
elocuenteeloquentadjectiveSpanish
elotifresh ear of ripe cornnounMexico Spanish: elote
eludirelude, evadeverb
em-ouM.O., modus operandi (in Latin)noun
emanaciónzfumes, emanationsnoun
emancipaciónemancipationnoun
emancipadoremancipatornoun
emanciparemancipateverb
embaladjpacking, boxing upnoun
embalarwrapverb
embaraçoembarassment, awkwardnessnounPortuguese: embaraço; French: embarras; Italian: imbarazzoIn Spanish, embarazo means pregnancy
embarcarload, board (a ship)verb
embargoseizure (of goods, property), distraint (legal), embargo (trade), sequestration (legal)noun
embellecer [-esca-]embellish, make beautiful, beautify, dress upverb
embellecideembellishedadjective
embellecimentoembellishment, engrossmentnoun
emblemaemblemnoun
emblemáticemblematicadjective
emblematicaménemblematicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
emboscadaambushnoun
emboscarambush, set an ambush forverb
embotellamentobackup, back-up (traffic), bottlenecknounSpanish: embotellamiento
embotellarblock, bottle upverbSpanish: embotellar
embotellar-seget stuck in a traffic jamverb
embriólogoembryologistnoun
embriónembryonoun
embrionareembryonary, embryonicadjective
embrolloimbroglio: an extremely confused, complicated, or embarrassing situationnounSpanish: embrollo, Portuguese: embrulhada
embrullarwrap up, gift wrapverbPortuguese: embrulhar
embusteredeceitful, lying, mendacious, dishonestadjective
embustero, embusteraliar, fibbernoun
embustilie, falsehood, fabricated storynoun
embustiarmake frequent use of frauds, tricks, and deceitsverb
emergençaemergencynoun
emerger [emers-]emergeverb
emigrantiemigrantnoun
emigraremigrateverb
eminençaeminence: distinction of character and abilitiesnoun
eminenteeminent: notable, outstandingadjective
emisarioemissary: agent, envoynoun
emisiónemission (sound, light, warmth), issue (coins, stamps), broadcast (radio)noun
emisión de televizióntelevision programnoun
emisorradio/TV station, broadcasternoun
emitir [emis-]emit, issue, broadcastverb
emociónemotionnoun
emovermove emotionallyverb
emovidemoved emotionallyadjective
emovidumoved emotionallypast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
empacarpack (goods in crates/container) for transportverb
empatcharget an upset stomachverb
empatchoqualm, indigestionnoun
empáticempatheticadjective
empatíêempathy: the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.noun
empautadopact with the devilnoun
empavonar-seapply or slather on (cream, ointment, sunscreen...)verb
empeñadecommittedadjectiveSpanish
empeñoendeavor, undertakingnoun
empeorarworsen, get worseverb
empequinecer [-esca-]dwarf, make smaller, become smaller; belittle (figurative)verbSp+
empiernar-seintertwine one's legs with those of anotherverb
empíricempiricaladjectiveGreek: empeirikospertaining to or derived from experience or experiments
empiricaménempiricallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
emplacersummon, convene; site, place; erect (statue)verb
emplacimentosummons, emplacement (a place where something is located)noun
empleojob, position/post, employmentnoun
empleyadeemployedadjectivePast participle adjective form
empleyadoemployeenoun
empleyadoremployernoun
empleyaduemployedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
empleyaremployverb
empolvarpowder: place powder on (face, etc)verb
emporiogeneral store, emporiumnoun
empovrideimpoverishedadjective
empovriduimpoverishedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
empovririmpoverishverb
emprendedor, emprendedoraentrepreneurnounSpanish; Portuguese: empreendedora
emprenderundertake, start up, take upother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderverbSpanish: emprender; Portuguese:empreender
emprenta dactilarefingerprintnounSp: huella dactilar
empresaenterprise, venture, firm, business, companynounPortuguese
empresarial; de emprendedorentrepreneurialadjective
empresariobusinessman, businesswomannounPortuguese
empujarpushverb
empujónshove, heavy pushnoun
empujuôr, pujuôrbutton, push buttonnoun
enat, 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
enon (radio, TV, internet), on (a bus, train, automobile, or airplane)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
en aparençaostensiblyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en barbechofallow (agriculture), on standby, on the backburneradjectiveSpanish: en barbecho
en brefin short, shortly, brieflyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en cambiowhereas, but (as opposed to this)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en cierte modoin a senseother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en colaboración cunin concert with; in cooperation withpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
en cualquel momentoat any time; at any momentphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: en cualquier momento; Portuguese: a qualquer momento; Catalan: en qualsevol moment
en cursoongoingadjective
en demasiaexcessively, too muchother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en dirección isteeastboundadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en dirección nortenorthboundadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en dirección sudesouthboundadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en dirección westewestboundadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en directe (desde)live (from), on the airother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en favor dein favor of (indicating preference)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en frente dein front ofother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en función debased on (used in sentences with 2 phrases)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish: en función de
en l'ámbito nacionalon a nationwide basis, on a nationwide scalephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: en el ámbito nacional
en l'ámbito nacional i estrañereat home and abroadphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: en el ámbito nacional y extranjero
en l'ist de…in eastern...other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en le lado alcisteupside (adjective)adjective
en le lengua currentein the vernacularphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionPortuguese: 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 pisoon the second floorphrase, 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 opiniónin my humble opinion, IMHOphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
en milio dein the midst ofpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish: en medio de
en nosre nomion our behalf, in our nameother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en ordenorderly, straightened out, tidyadjectiveSpanish
en penumbradimly lit, shadowyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en periglo dein danger ofphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionPortuguese: perigo & Spanish peligro
en plene funcionamentofully operationaladjective
en polvpowdered, in powderadjective
en profundurain depthother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en proporción directe conin direct ratio tophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
en proporción înversein inverse ratiophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
en quein whichother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en retrospectivain retrospectphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
en seghidaright away, at onceadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
en situon site, in position, "in situ"other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en tal casoin such a caseother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en tallain sizeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en todo l'ámbito nacionalover the whole nation, throughout the countryphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: en todo el ámbito nacional
en todo luogaeverywhere (be)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en todo manerazin any case, regardless, anywayother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
en veç deinstead ofother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
enajenarenrapture, entranceverb
enamorar-se (de)fall in love withverb
enamorisquiarbecome infatuated withverb
enanodwarfnounSp
enanodwarf banananoun
enbaijuunderneath, beneathadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
enbaiju debeneath, underpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
encainknoun
encabeçarhead (lead off, spearheadverb
encadenadefettered, in chainsadjectivePast participle adjective form
encadenadufettered, in chainspast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
encadenarchain, catenate, link togetherverb
encalarwhitewashverb
encantadedelighted, enchantedadjectivePast participle adjective form
encantadorcharmer, enchanternoun
encantadorecharming, enchantingadjective
encantadudelighted, enchantedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
encantardelight, enchantverb
encapsulamentoencapsulation (programming)noun
encapsularencapsulateverb
encarcelamentoincarcerationnoun
encarcelarincarcerateverb
encargarentrust, encharge, charge withverb
encarnaciónincarnationnoun
encarnacionalincarnationaladjective
encarnadeincarnate, embodiedadjective
encarnarembody, epitomize, personifyverb
encarterinsertverb
encartiinsert, insetnoun
encerradeclosed (of ceremony), enclosedadjectivePast participle adjective form
encerraduclosed (of ceremony), enclosedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
encerramentoclose (especially of ceremony, discussion...)noun
encerrarend/finish, wrap up (discussion, meeting), close (a ceremony); encloseverb
encher-sefill up, get fed up (with)verb
enchiladazenchiladas: 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
enciclopediaencyclopedianoun
encimaon (about one's person)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
encima deon top ofother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
encomendaducommittedother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
encomendarentrust, commendverb
enconchar-seenjoy, take pleasure in (usually alone)verb
encontrarfind (and have something in your possession), encounter (can mean to chance upon)verb
encontrar-seencounter: run into something or someone by chance; come across; meet with (opposition)verb
encôntromeet (competition, race); match (sports)nounSpanish: encuentro; Portuguese: encontro
encoradjadeencouragedadjectivePast participle adjective form
encoradjaduencouragedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
encoradjamentoencouragementnoun
encoradjanteencouragingadjective
encoradjarencourageverb
encostaslopenoun
encostarlean, pullover to side (on highway)verb
encoxarmake lameverbSpanish: encojar
encoxar-sego lameverbSpanish: encojarse
encrencatroublenoun
encrencarget into troubleverb
encrenquerotrouble-makernoun
encruciocrossroads, intersectionnounSp: encruciajada. It: incrocio
encuantoas soon asother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish en cuanto, Portuguese enquanto
encuanto ain terms of; regarding, with regard tophrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish en cuanto a
encuberteconcealed, covert, secret, veiledadjective
encubertuconcealed, covert, secret, veiledpast participleGalician: encuberta; Spanish: encubierta; Portuguese: encoberto
encubrimentoconcealmentnounSpanish: encubrimiento
encubrircover up, harbor (a criminal), hideverb
encurtidopickled relish of carrots, cauliflower, baby corn, hot peppers...noun
endémicendemicadjective
endiabladedevilish, demonicadjectivePortuguese: endiabrado; Spanish: endiablado
endiablarbedevil, pervert/corruptverbSpanish: endiablar
endígeneindigenous, native to a regionadjectiveSp: indígena ; Haitian Creole: endijèn meaning ‘to beget’, from the root ‘gene’ meaning ‘to produce, give birth, beget.
endigenismoindigenismnoun
endocéntricendocentricadjective
endogénesiendogenesisnoun
enérgicenergetic, assertive, emphatic (determined)adjective
energíêenergynoun
energíê eólicwind powernoun
energíê nuclearenuclear energynoun
energíê rinuvábelrenewable energynoun
énfasiemphasisnoun
enfatizaremphasizeverb
enfermesick, illadjective
enfermera, enfermeronurse in hospitalnoun
enfermeríainfirmary: sick bay: hospital onboard or in a place, small hospitalnoun
enfermitáinfirmity, illnessnoun
enfervorizadefeverish with excitementadjective
enfocarfocus (put in focus)verb
enfrentamentoconfrontationnounSpanish: enfrentamiento
enfrentarconfront, put face to faceverb
enfrijamento dele relaciónzcooling of the relationsnoun
enfrijarcool, chillverbSpanish: enfriar
engajarengageverb
engañarmislead: fool, deceive, cheatverb
engañodeception, hoaxnoun
engañosaméndeceptivelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: engañosamente
engañosedeceptiveadjectiveSpanish: engañoso/a
engavetarshelve, pidgeonhole (legislation, report, project)verb
engavillar-sehang out with one's friends or cliqueverb
engeñoseingeniouse (scheme, idea, plan), clever, inventiveadjectiveSp: ingenioso; Po: engenhoso; Fr: ingénieux, ingénieuse
engolide (per)swallowed, engulfed (by)adjective
engolirengulf, swallowverb
Engratça a Deo...Thank goodness...phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
engrifadehaving goose bumpsadjectivePast participle adjective form
engrifaduhaving goose bumpspast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
enharanamentoindebtednessnoun
enharanar-seget into debtverb
enigmaenigma, mystery, riddlenoun
enigmáticenigmatic, curiousadjective
enjugarwipe awayverb
enjundiasubstance, meat (colloquial)noun
enjundiosepithy: concise and forcefully expressive, substantialadjective
enlacerjoin, link, connectverb
enlatadecanned (food)adjectivePast participle adjective form
enlataducanned (food)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
enlatarcan (preserve food)verb
enllenarfill in, infillverb
enmudecer [-esca-]go mute, become silent, be dumbstruckverb
enojar-seget angry, become displeasedverb
enormehuge, enormousadjective
enormeménenormously, hugely, vastlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
enrarecer, rarefiarrarefy, make scarce, strainverb
enriquecer [-esca-]enrich, improve, add ingredientsverb
enriquecideenrichedadjective
enrujecer [-esca-]blush, reddenverb
ensaladasaladnounVulgar Latin *salata, literally "salted," short for herba salata "salted vegetables"
ensalzarextoll, extol (merits, virtues), exaltverb
ensamblarassemble, joinverbSpanish: ensamblar
ensemutogetheradverb (clearly and always an adverb)Occitan: ensèm from Latin: insimul; French: ensemble
enseñamentoteaching, instructionnoun
enseñançateaching, lesson, educationnoun
enseñantiteacher, instructornoun
enseñarinstruct, teach, disciplineverb
enseyadjfitting, trying onnoun
enseyartest, try out, rehearse; practiceverb
enseyotrial, test, rehearsalnoun
ensignainsignia, insignenoun
ensombrecer [-esca-]overshadow (spoil)verb
ensombrecimento verbalverbal overshadowingnoun
enstrumentalinstrumentaladjective
enstrumentistainstrumentalistnoun
enstrumentoinstrumentnoun
ensujarsoil, make dirtyverb
entablarstrike up (a conversation); board up; embark upon (a business or negotiation); set up splintverb
entchambarprovide employment, hireverb
entchintepregnant (of woman)adjectiveItalian: incinta; French: enceinte
entchufisocket, electric outlet, power plugnounSpanish: enchufe
entenderbelieve, think, understand (interpret)verb
entendimentounderstanding, knowledge, mind/consciousnessnounSpanish/Portuguese
entereentire, wholeadjective
enteresacompleteness, wholeness, decisiveness, presence of mindnounSpanish: entereza
enterrarburyverb
enterroburialnoun
entitáentitynoun
entomologíêentomologynoun
entomólogoentomologistnoun
entonaciónintonationnounPortuguese: entonação; Italian: intonazione; Spanish: entonación
entonarintonate (linguistics)verbSpanish: entonar
entonsso then, after thatother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: entonces; Portuguese: então
entornoscene, settingnoun
entorno naturalnatural environmentnoun
entorno socialsocial settingnoun
entortar-sebe seated or stationed in a place for a long timeverb
entradaentry, entrancenoun
entrada comprensíbel, input comprensíbelcomprehensible inputnoun
entrada principalmain entrancenoun
entradillaopening line (of article in newspaper)nounSpanish: entradilla
entrañazentrails, bowels, inmost partsnoun
entrarenter, come inverb
entrar en reizóncome to one's sensesverb
entreamong or betweenother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
entregadeliverynoun
entregábeldeliverableadjective
entregadededicated, devoted to, delivered/handed-overadjective
entregarhand in, hand over, submit (a form, a paper), give/hand outverb
entreghismoappeasementnounSp: entreguismo
entrelacerentwineverb
entrelacideentwinedadjective
entrenamentocoaching, training sessionnoun
entrenarcoach, trainverb
entrepañodoor panelnoun
entrepusto comerchaltrading postnounPortuguese: entreposto comercial
entretenenteentertainingadjective
entretener [entretuvi-, entretenga-]entertain, mingle with friendsverb
entretenideentertainedadjective
entreteniduentertainedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
entretenimentoentertainment, amusementnoun
entrevistainterviewnoun
entrevistadorinterviewernoun
entrismoentryism, entrismnoun
entristecer [-esca-]sadden, become sadverb
entrópicentropicadjective
enturadjentourage, circle of friends and acquaintancesnoun
enturersurround (with friends, strangers)verb
entusiasteenthusiasticadjective
enumeraciónenumerationnoun
enumerarenumerate, make a listverb
envellecer [-esca-]get olderverbsp: envejecer
envellecimentoaging, ageingnoun
ênvelopienvelopenoun
envenenamentopoisoningnoun
envenenarpoison, embitterverb
envergadorwingspan, breadth (nautical), magnitude, scope (of project)nounSpanish: envergador
envergadurabreadth, expansenoun
envergarattach a sail to the yardarm (the outer extremity of a ship's yard.)verb
enviarsendverb
enviar trupazsend troopsverb
environersurround, encircleverb
environimentoenvironment (ecological sense), surroundingsnoun
envixaenvynounCatalan: enveja, Portuguese: inveja, Spanish: envidia; Galician: envexa; Italian: invidia; French: envie
envixábelenviableadjective
envixoseenviousadjective
envolverinvolve, wrap up inverb
envolvimentoinvolvementnoun
envuelta dearoundother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
envueltuinvolved, wrapped up inpast participle
envueltuôrwrapper, wrapping, package (that is wrapped or in a box)nounSp: envoltorio
enwiennui: feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of occupation or excitement.noun
enxuagarrinseverbSpanish: enjuagar; Portuguese: enxuagar
enyeguecer [-esca-]become as obsessed as a mare; be smittenverb
enzalanuetired and brain doesn't seem to want to workadjectiveNeapolitan:nzalanudo
enzimaenzymenoun
enzimáticenzymaticadjective
eólicwind, of/by wind turbin, eolianadjectiveFr: éolienne
eolitoeolithnoun
epazotiAmerican wormseed (Chenopodium ambrosioides)noun
epicentroepicenternoun
epidemiepidemicnoun
epidemicepidemic, epidemicaladjective
epidermaepidermisnoun
Epifaníêepiphanynoun
epifenómeno [+:epifenómenoz]epiphenomenon [+:epiphenomena]noun
epigenéticaepigeneticsnoun
epigráficepigraphicadjective
episcopalEpiscopaladjective
episcopalistaepiscopaliannoun
episodioepisode (in television, book, play), incident (some event)noun
epistemológicepistemologicaladjective
epistemologíêepistemology: the investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion.noun
epístolaepistle: literary letter intended to be published and read by individuals or groups of people.nounAncient Greek
epistolareepistolaryadjective
épocatime span, age, periodnoun
epopeyepic, historic poem: literary composition of the legendary exploits of heroic characters, which are generally part of the origin of a race or a peoplenounSpanish
Epopey de GilgamechEpic of Gilgameshnoun
equidistançaequal distantnoun
equidistanteequidistantadjective
equilibradebalanced: in state of equilibriumadjective
equilibrarbalance, equilibrateverb
equilibrioequilibrium, balancenoun
equilibrio puntuadepunctuated equilibriumnoun
equipadeequippedadjective
equipadjequipment, luggage, equipagenoun
equipamentoequipment, outfitnoun
equiparequip, outfitverb
equipoteamnoun
equisthe letter Xnoun
equis cerotick tack toenoun
equitáfairness, equity, reasonablenessnoun
equitábel, equitativefair, justadjective
equitabelménfairly (in a just manner), justlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
equivalenteequivalentadjective
equivocaciónequivocation, misunderstandingnoun
equívoqueequivocal, ambiguous, questionable or suspiciousadjective
eraimperfect past of serverb
erbaherbnoun
erba mateyyerba mate: refers to the leaves and not the drink nounsee: matey
erba santehoja santa, vera cruz peppernoun
erecciónerectionnoun
ergaliacatheternounGreek: ???a?e?a ergaleía
erigir [erec-]erect: build, set up, establishverb
erosamarlove passionate and intensely, usually lustfulverb
eroticeroticadjective
erroneerroneous, mistaken, untrueadjective
errorerrornoun
error umanhuman errornoun
ersatzeersatzadjectiveGerman: Ersatzmade or used as a substitute, typically an inferior one, for something else
erudiciónerudition, scholarly knowledgenounSpanish
eruditeerudite: having or showing great knowledge or learning.adjective
erupcióneruptionnoun
es machu bien educadehas very good mannersphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
es un cuestión de política(it) is a matter of policyphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
esbirrohenchman, helper, minionnoun
esbosarsketch, rough out, outline, give a hint of (show)verbSpanish: esbozar
esbososketch, outlinenoun
escabedjmarinadenounSpanish: escabeche from Arabic asukkabaj
escadastairsnoun
escada rolanteescalator, moving/rolling stairsnoun
escadariastaircase, stairwaynoun
escalascale (pertaining to magnitude)noun
escala de têmpotimescalenoun
escalaciónescalationnoun
escaladaclimb (of mountain), ascentnoun
escalarscale, climb up (a mountain)verb
escalarescalaradjective
escaleiraladdernoun
escalofrijantespine-chilling, spookyadjectiveSpanish: escalofriante
escandaloscandal (detestable act, thing)noun
escandalosescandalous, sinful (waste)adjective
escaroliescarole is related to Belgian and curly endive but has broad, slightly curved pale green leaves with a milder flavor than either of them.noun
escarpaduraescarpmentnounSpanish: escarpadura
escarparrasp, scarp, escarpverbSpanish: escarpar
escasescarce, little ofadjective
escasesascarcity, paucitynounSpanish: escasez; Portuguese: escassez; Galician: escaseza; Italian: scarsezza
escatológiceschatologicaladjective
escatologíêeschatologynoun
escindirrift, divide into 2 or more parts, break awayverb
esclavadj, esclavitud [-tudin-]slaverynoun
esclavitud [-tudin-]bondage, slaverynoun
esclavizarenslaveverb
esclavoslavenoun
escobabroomnoun
escolaschoolnoun
escola primareprimary school, elementary schoolnoun
escolareschool, academic, scholasticadjective
escolásticscholastic (philosophical), academicaladjectiveSpanish: escolástico; Portuguese: scolastique
escolimosedifficult, fastidiousadjective
escollerchooseverb
escollopitfall, stumbling blocknounSpanish: escollo
escombrorubbishnoun
escombrozdebris (of building)noun
escombroz de construcciónconstruction debrisnoun
esconderhide, conceal, disguiseverb
escopetgun with scope, shotgunnoun
escosechScottishnoun
escritewrittenadjective
escritor, escritriçwriternoun
escritoriodesk or place of writingnoun
escrituwrittenpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
escriturascripturenoun
escriventewritingadjective
escriver [escrit-, escriva-]writeverb
escrônscreen (of smart phone, computer), displaynoun
escrôn de cristau líquideLCD (liquid crystal display)noun
escrúpulscruple: feeling of doubt or hesitation with regard to the morality or propriety of a course of actionnounSpanish/Portuguese: escrúpulo; Catalan: escrúpol; French: scrupule; Italian: scrupolo
escrupulosethorough, done carefully, scrupulous, methodical, conscientiousadjectivePortuguese: escrupuloso
escrutiniscrutinynoun
escuadrasquad, squadronnoun
escuadrasemi-automatic pistolnoun
escuaresquare (has right angles)adjective
escudoshield, escutcheonnoun
escudrinarscrutinize, examine, inspectverbsp: escudriñar, po: escrutinar
escuinclibratty childnoun
esculgarsearch through, look through, rummage throughverb
esculpirsculptverb
escultóricsculpturesque, sculpturaladjective
esculturasculpturenoun
esculturalsculpturaladjective
escungilocooked snailnoun
escuñitzostreet urchinnounNeapolitano: scugnizzo
escuredark, badly-litadjective
escurridiseslippery (fish, thing), evasive (person)adjective
escusaapology, regretful explanation, excusenoun
escusábelexcusableadjective
escusarpardon, excuse; forget/avoidverb
Escusem-meExcuse me (to get someone's attention)phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
escutcharlistenverb
escutinarwhisperverbRomansch
esença [esench-]essencenoun
esenchalessential, basicadjective
esenchalizaressentializeverb
esenchalménessentiallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
esêr umanhuman beingnoun
esêr [esen-]being (human, alien...)noun
esferoidspheroidnoun
esforçoeffort, exertionnounSpanish/PortugueseSpanish: esfuerzo
esforço concertadeconcerted effortnoun
esforço organizativeorganizational effortnounSpanish: esfuerzo organizativo
esforçoz de contencióncontainment effortsnoun
EslovaquiaSlovakianoun
EsloveniaSlovenianoun
esmerade treballopainstaking worknoun
esmeraldaemeraldnounSpanish/Portuguese: esmeralda; Italian: smeraldo; French: émeraude
esmerogreat care, diligencenoun
esôfagoesophagusnoun
esotéricesotericadjective
espachalspace, outer space, spatialadjective
espachosespaciousadjective
espaço aérieair spacenoun
espaço [espach-]spacenoun
espaçoz en blancoblanks (of form), empty spacesnoun
espadaspade (suit of cards)noun
espaghetispaghettinoun
España, EspaniaSpainnoun
español, españech [ispani-]Spanish languagenoun
espantábelterrible, horrid, frightful, awfuladjective
espantarfrighten, scare (away), intimidateverb
espantofright, dread, scarenoun
espantosefrightful, dreadful, grimlyadjective
especispecies, kind, sortnoun
especi sapientesapient species; intelligent lifeformnoun
especialspecial, especialadjective
especialistaspecialistnoun
especialista en éticaspecialist in ethics, ethicistnounSpanish: especialista en ética
especializadespecializedadjectivePast participle adjective form
especializaduspecializedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
especializarspecializeverb
especialménespeciallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
específicspecificadjective
especificaciónspecificationnoun
especificaménspecifically: in a specific wayadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish específicamente
especifiçar [especifica-]specifyverb
espécimenspecimen, samplenoun
espectáculspectacle (show)noun
espectacularespectacularadjective
espectralspectral, ghostlyadjective
espectrospectrumnoun
espectrogramaspectrogramnoun
especulaciónspeculationnoun
especulaciónz vaneidle speculationnoun
especuladorspeculatornoun
especularspeculate, inspect/contemplateverb
especulativespeculative, thoughtful/contemplativeadjective
espeleologíêspeleology: the study of caves/cavernsnoun
espello, miruôrmirrornoun
espeluncaunderground cave that has no lightnoun
esperançahope, expectationnounPortuguese: esperança, French: espoir, Italian: speranza, Spanish: esperanza
esperançadoreencouraging, hopefuladjective
esperançosehopefuladjectiveNote: Spanish uses esperanzador
esperantistaesperantistnoun
esperarhope, expectverb
espernadaend link of a chainnoun
espesarthicken, weave togetherverb
espighipain felt after doing anaerobic exercise from too much lactic acid building upnounShetland dialect
espinachispinachnoun
espionspynoun
espionadjespionagenoun
espionarspyverb
espiralspiraladjective
espitchspeech: oral-auditory means of communicationnounEnglish
espléndidesplendid, generousadjective
esplendorsplendornoun
esponjaspongenoun
esponsorsponsornoun
espontane [espontanea-]spontaneousadjective
espontaneaménspontaneouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
espontaneitáspontaneitynoun
esporaseed, sowing, sporenoun
esporadicsporadicadjective
esporadicaménsporadicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
esportisportnounPortuguese
esportivesporty, sportsadjective
esposa, esposospouse, husband or wifenoun
esposarhandcuff, shackleverb
esprinspring (in mattress, watch)noun
esprituspiritnoun
espritu de corpoesprit de corps (spirit of the body)noun
espritu de equipoteam spiritnoun
espritu empresarialentrepreneurship, business spiritnoun
espritu maligneevil spiritnoun
Espritu SanteHoly Spiritnoun
espritualspiritualadjective
esprituosespirited, strongadjective
esprituositáspirituousnessnoun
espumafoamnoun
esputarspitverbNeapolitano
espyertaoffernounRomansch: spüerta
esqualidesqualidadjective
esqueletoskeletonnoun
esquemaschemenoun
esquemáticoschematicnoun
esquerzarjoke, jestverb
esquetiskateboardnoun
esquinacornernoun
esquirosquirrelnounPortuguese: esquilo from Latin scuriolus; Catalan: esquirol; French: écureuil; Italian: scoiattolo; Occitan: esquiròl
esquivardodge, sidestepverb
esquizofrénicschizophrenicadjective
essa na es mev sistemaThat's not my policyphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
essethatadjective
essothat (thing)noun
estábelstableadjective
estabilitástabilitynoun
establecer [-esca-]establish, make stableverb
establecideestablishedadjective
estableciduestablishedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
establecimentoestablishmentnoun
estaciónstation, post, depot (of bus or rail)noun
Estación Espachal ÎnternacionalInternational Space Stationnoun
estadísticstatistical (having to do with statistics)adjective
estadisticienstatisticiannoun
estadísticostatisticnoun
estadjstage/level (of culture, geography)noun
estadubeen (past participle of to be "estar")other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
estafstaff (pole)noun
estaincrubeer steinnoun
estallarbreak out, flare up (civil unrest, warfare, etc)verbsp: estallar
estamis/am/are (state of being or condition, present tense)verb
estam bien...alright, all rightphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
estam escase delacks, lackverb
estam __nduis/am/are __ing (forms present continuous tense, followed by gerund)verb
estampaprint, engravingnoun
estampidastampedenoun
estançastay, being (somewhere)nounSpanish: estancia
estancadestagnantadjective
estancamentostagnationnoun
estancar-sestagnateverb
estancosmall liquor storenoun
estandebeing (temporarily), standingadjective
estanqueroliquor store ownernoun
estantishelfnoun
estar de humor a facerto be in the mood to do...verb
estar en plenitud de facultázbe at the height of one's powersverb
estar [estuvi-, estem]be: state of being or condition, including feeling and appearanceverb
estasistasis: period or state of inactivity or equilibrium.noun
estatstate, countrynoun
Estatez Unide de AméricaUnited States of Americanoun
estáticstaticadjective
estatistastatesman, statistnoun
estatustatus, standing, decree, statutenoun
estatu comerchal preferentepreferential trade statusnoun
estatu-cuostatus quo: existing state of affairsnoun
estatunidenseAmerican, of/from the United Statesadjective
estatunidensiperson from the United Statesnoun
estaturastature, height of a person, tallnessnoun
estatutostatute, law, ordinancenoun
estaularpop, burst, explodeverbSpanish: estallar; Portuguese: estalar/estourar
estava __nduwas/were __ing (imperfect continuous tense)verb
estethis, these, that (nearby)adjective
este notchitonightnoun
esteganografíêsteganographynoun
esteganografíêsteganographynounSpanish: esteganografía
esteicasteak: slab of meat that is grillednoun
estelarestellar (but not in the sense of outstanding), star-like, pertaining to starsadjective
estepasteppenoun
estereotipadestereotyped, stereotypicaladjective
estérilsterile, barrenadjective
esterilizarsterilizeverb
estéticesthetic, aestheticadjective
estéticaesthetics, aestheticsnoun
esteticaménestheticallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
estigmatizarstigmatizeverbSpanish
estilistastylist (literature, hair), designer (technical)noun
estilisticstylisticadjective
estilostyle, mannernoun
estilográficafountain pennoun
estimaesteem: respect and admiration usually for a personnoun
estimadeesteemedadjectivePast participle adjective form
estimaduesteemedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
estimaresteem: respect and admireverb
estimativeestimativeadjective
estimulantistimulantnoun
estimularstimulateverb
estímulostimulus, incentive, stimulation, encouragementnoun
estiquiringreat horned owlnoun
estiramentostretching, pulling, strainnoun
estirardilate, lengthen, draw or stretch outverb
estíusummernounCatalan/Occitan: estiu; Sardinian: istadi; Spanish: estío; Portuguese: estio
estothis, thesenoun
estobadesteamed (vegetables..)adjectivePapiamentu
estobarsteam (food)verb
estocásticstochasticadjective
estofadohot potnoun
estóicStoicadjectivePortuguese: estóica; Spanish: estoica; French: stoïque
estóicienStoic (person)nounFrench: stoïcien
estómagostomachnoun
estonatime, moment, a whilenounCatalan (Spanish = rato)
estorbarhinder, obstruct, interfer, cumberverb
estorbosehindering, encumberingadjective
estorgamarlove parents naturally feel for their childrenverb
estradastreet, roadnoun
estradoplatform, podium, stand (court)noun
estragamentodisorder, depravation, depravitynoun
estragardeprave, corrupt, spoilverb
estrañaménstrangely, oddlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
estrañe [estraña-]strange, oddadjective
estrañereforeign, outsideradjective
estrañerostrangernoun
estrangulmouthpiece (for brass/wind instruments)noun
estrangulaciónstrangulationnoun
estrangularstrangle, choke, strangulateverb
estrategastrategistnoun
estrategemacontrivance: scheme or plannounSpanish
estratégicstrategicadjective
estratégicaménstrategicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
estrategiêstrategynoun
estrategiê basade en consentimentoconsent-basedadjectiveSpanish: estrategia basada en consentimiento; Portuguese: estratégia baseada em consentimento
estrategiê discursivediscursive strategynoun
estratificaciónstratificationnoun
estratostratumnoun
estratosferastratospherenoun
estratosféricstratosphericadjective
estrella [estel-]starnoun
estremaménextremelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
estreme [estrema-]extremeadjective
estremismoextremismnounItalian: estremismo; French: extrémisme; Catalan: extremisme; Spanish/Portuguese: extremismo
estremistaextremistnounItalian: estremista; Spanish/Portuguese: extremista; French: extrémiste
estrésstress, strainnoun
estrés de combaticombat stressnoun
estricastroke (of a pen)nounVenetian
estrictestrictadjective
estridentestridentadjective
estrilflat broke, without moneyadjective
estritenarrow, strict (figurative)adjective
estritostrait, straits (geography)noun
estrofarturn and lockverb
estromarstrum (a guitar)verb
estropiarruin, spoilverb
estrucarpress/strike (a key)verbVenetian, proto-Germanic
estructurastructure, product of buildingnoun
estructura jerarquichierachical structurenoun
estructuradestructuredadjective
estructuralstructuraladjective
estructuraz harmónicharmonic structures; chord structuresnounSpanish: estructuras armónicas; French: structures harmoniques; Portuguese: estruturas harmônicas
estrudelstrudel: type of layered pastry with a filling that is usually sweet; baklavanoun
estuarianestuarine, estuarianadjective
estuariozestuariesnoun
estudantistudentnoun
estudarstudyverb
estudostudy, learningnoun
estudosestudious, bookishadjective
estufagreenhousenounPortuguese
estulchair, stoolnoun
estupendestupendous, wonderful, fantastic, great, marvelousadjectivespanish: estupendo; italian: stupendo
estutchistadiumnoun
estuvipreterite (perfect past) of estarverb
estuvi __nduwas/were __ing (past continuous tense)verb
estuviessêimperfect subjunctive of estar [to be]verb
etairofriend, partner, brother in a group of like-minded peoplenoun
etairozbrethren, brothers (figurative)noun
etanolethanol, drinking alcoholnoun
etapaperiod, stage, phasenoun
etapaz de crechimento, fasiz de crechimentostages of growthnoun
etayizcarvingsnoun
etchisehomemadeadjective
étereethereal: heavenly and/or delicate; vaporousadjectiveSpanish: etéreo; French: éthéré; Italian: etereo
eternaméneternallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eterne, eternaleternaladjective
eternitáeternitynoun
éticethicaladjective
éticaethicsnoun
ética de negochibusiness ethicsnoun
éticien dele vertudezvirtue ethicistnoun
éticien, éticistaethicistnounFrench: éthicien; Porttuguese/Catalan: eticista
etilenoethylenenounPortuguese/Spanish: etileno; French: éthylène
etimológicetymologicaladjective
etimológicoetymologiconnoun
etimologíêetymologynoun
etiquetatag/label (commerce, computing)nounSpanish
etiqueta XMLXML tagnoun
etiquetadjtagging, labelingnoun
etniaethnic groupnoun
étnicethnicadjective
etnicitáethnicitynoun
etnocéntricethnocentricadjective
etnográficethnographicadjective
etnografíêethnographynoun
etnógrafo, etnógrafaethnographernoun
etnolinguísticethnolinguisticadjectiveSpanish: etnolingüístico, Portuguese: etnolinguística, French: ethnolinguistique
etrusqueEtruscanadjectiveFrench: étrusque; Spanish/Portuguese: etrusco; Catalan: etrusc
eucaristíaeucharist: sacrament of the Christian churchnounSpanish/Portuguese from Greek
eufemismoeuphemismnoun
eufológiceuphologicadjective
euforiaeuphorianoun
eufóriceuphoricadjective
eugenesiaeugenicsnoun
eugenésiceugenicadjectiveSpanish from Greek
eulogioeulogynoun
eulogioseeulogisticadjective
euro, €Euro (EU currency)noun
Europa [europe-]Europenoun
europeoEuropean (person from Europe)noun
europese, europeanEuropeanadjective
evacuarevacuateverb
evadirevadeverb
evanescençaevanescencenoun
evanescer [-esca-]evanesce: vanish by degrees, pass outverb
evangeligospel, good news of importancenoun
evangélicevangelicaladjective
evangelismoevangelismnoun
evangelistaevangelistnoun
evangeliz sinópticsynoptics: the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Lukenoun
evangelizarevangelizeverb
evasiónevasionnoun
eveilar-sewake upverb
eventuevent, activity, happeningnoun
eventualeventualadjective
evidença [evidench-]evidencenoun
evidenchalevedentialadjective
evidenteevident: perceptible, clear, apparentadjective
evidenteménevidently, obviouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
eviscerareviscerateverb
evitábelevitableadjective
evitaravoid, shun, avert, save from (doing or going somewhere), eschewverb
evocarevoke: call forthverb
exabaitê, exaoctetexabyte (EB): 1024 petabytes; 2 to the 60th power bytes; about 1 quintillion bytes, 1 billion gigabytes or 1 million terabytesnoun
exemplareexemplary: fit to be a modeladjective
exemplarioexemplar: original model of the universe in the mind of God; model of virtuenoun
exemplificaciónexemplificationnoun
exemplificadeexemplifiedadjective
exemplifiçar [exemplifica-]exemplifyverb
exemploexamplenoun
exotêzgreen beans, string beansnounMexico and Central American Spanish: ejotes from Nahuatl: exotl
eyawow, hot dog, all right!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
ezecuciónexecution, enforcement (of sentence, debt collection)noun
ezecutábelfeasible, practicableadjective
ezecutadeexecuted, performedadjectivePast participle adjective form
ezecutaduexecuted, performedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ezecutarexecute: run, perform a taskverb
ezecutar un programaexecute a programverb
ezecutivoexecutive: person in authoritynoun
ezecutorieexecutory, final (determination, judgement)adjective
ezerciciexercisenounCatalan: exercici; Spanish: ejercicio; French: exercice; Italian: esercizio; Portuguese: exercício; Romanian: exercițiu
ezercici escritewritten exercisenoun
ezercirexercise (right), wield (power), exert (influence), practice (medicine, law)verb
ezercir le forçawield forceverb
ezercitartrain, coach, drill, exercise (muscles, memory)verb
ezércitoarmy, organization of trained peoplenoun
fabawide bean, faba beannoun
fábricafactorynoun
fabricaciónfabrication: something madenoun
fabricación aditiveadditive manufacturingnounPortuguese: fabricação aditiva; Spanish: fabricación aditiva
fabricación întensive de capitaucapital intensive manufacturingnoun
fabricadefabricatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
fabricadufabricatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fabricantimanufacturer, makernoun
fabricarmanufacture, produce an artificial object; fabricateverb
fabulfable, storynoun
fabulosefabulousadjective
façdo/make (imperative or command form)verbPortuguese: faz, faça, façamos, fazei, façam; Spanish: haz, haga, hagamos, haced, hagan; French: fais, faisons, faites
faç-tudojack of all tradesnoun
façañaexploit, feat, deednoun
facciónfaction (literally a doing or making), political party, class of peoplenoun
facciónz autoînteresadeself-interested partiesnoun
facempresent tense of facer [to do]; do, doesverb
facer acusaciónz (sobrê)make allegations (about)verb
facer bultomake up or swell up the numbersverbSpanish: hacer bulto
facer caso omise depay no heed to, completely ignore, totally floutphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: hacer caso omiso de
facer rembrarremindverb
facer un caretamake a faceverb
facer valorassert (case, rights), upholdverb
facer viralgo viralverb
facer [-fici-, fetch-, faga-, far-]do, makeverbLatin: facere, Galician,Asturian: facer
facer-se pasar porimpersonateverbSpanish: hacerse pasar por; Portuguese: fazer-se passar por
facetafacetnoun
facha [-fich-]appearance/look, facenoun
fachadafaçade, front, facadenoun
fachalfacialadjective
fachiduetwo-facedadjective
fachinaclean-up, hurdlenoun
fachinerojanitor, cleanernoun
fácileasy, doableadjective
facilitáfacility, easenoun
facilitarfacilitate: make easier, supply (information)verb
facilméneasilyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: fácilmente, French: facilement, Portuguese/Italian: facilmente
facsfaxnoun
factíbelworkable, feasible, doable, possible & achievableadjective
facultácapacities, facultynoun
facultativeoptional, non-compulsoryadjective
fagamdo/make (present subjunctive form)verbSpanish: haga, hagas, hagamos, hagáis, hagan; Portuguese: faça, faças, façamos, façais, façam; Galician: faga, fagas, fagamos, fagades, fagan
faichasash, belt (Judo, Karate)noun
faisapheasantnoun
falacefallaciousadjectivePortuguese: falaciosa, falaz; French: fallacieux; Italian: fallace
falaciafalacynounSpanish: falacia; Portuguese: falácia
falacia lógiclogical fallacynoun
falcónfalconnounSpanish: halcón; Portuguese: falcão; French: faucon, Catalan: falcó
faldaskirtnoun
faldóntail of jacket or suit, flap; gable (architecture)noun
falecer [-esca-]pass away, die, perishverb
falecidedeceased, the lateadjective
falecidodeceased, deadnoun
falecidudeceasedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
falecimentodeath, passing onnoun
falíbelfallibleadjective
falidebankruptadjective
falidubankruptpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
falimentobankruptcy, failurenoun
falirgo under (business), go bankruptverb
falladefect (in manufacturing), fault (geology)noun
fallarfailverb
faltalack, shortagenoun
faltarbe lacking, be missingverb
falte delacking in, shortage ofadjective
falte de empatíêlacking in empathy, with no empathyadjective
falte de éticaunethicaladjective
famafame, reputationnoun
fambihungernounFrench: faim; Spanish: hambre; Catalan: fam; Italian: fame
fambientehungry: famished, starvingadjective
familiafamilynoun
familiarefamiliaradjective
famosefamousadjective
famuyerodeceitful personnoun
fanáticfanaticaladjective
fanatico, fanaticafanaticnoun
fanatismofanaticismnoun
fantasmaphantom, shadowy figure, ghostnoun
fantasmehit-and-run (by vehicle)adjective
fantasmephantomadjectiveSpanish: fantasma
fantochipuppetnoun
faoliarfoul (in sports competition)verb
faqueiroset of silverware, cutlerynoun
faráwill do/makeverbSpanish: haré, hará, harás; Portuguese: farei, fará; French: ferai, fera, feras, ferons(future tense)
faraopharoahnoun
fardoburdennoun
fareluwheat brannoun
faríebwould do/makeverbSpanish: haría; Portuguese: faria(conditional form)
farinaflournoun
farina de trigo integralwhole wheat flournoun
faringipharynxnoun
faringitipharyngitisnoun
farmacéutico, producto farmacéuticpharmaceuticalnoun
farmaciapharmacynoun
farmacienpharmacistnoun
fármacopharmaceutical drugnoun
farmacológicpharmacologicaladjective
farmacologíêpharmacologynoun
farobeacon, source of light, lighthouse, traffic lightnoun
faro de luçbeacon of lightnoun
faro delanchareheadlight (vehicle)noun
farolstreet lightnoun
farraparty, bingenoun
farsafarce, pretensenoun
farsescfarcicaladjective
fascículinstallment: issue (of magazine, article), fasciclenoun
fascinación (por)fascination (for)noun
fascinantefascinating, rivetingadjective
fascinarfascinateverb
fásicphasicadjective
fasiz dele lunaphases of the moonnoun
fastiarloathe, weary, disgustverb
fastíoboredom, restlessness, weariness; loathingnounsp: hastío
fatalfataladjective
fatigafatiguenoun
fatigantetiring, fatiguing, tiresome, wearisomeadjectiveSpanish; French: fatigant
fatigarexhaust, fatigueverb
fatighe; fatigadefatigued, tired, wearyadjective
FatimidyeFatimidadjective
fatuefatuous, conceited, vain, foolishadjective
faunafauna, wildlifenoun
fauna silvestrewildlifenoun
fausenot true, falseadjective
fause paso; fo-pafaux paus: an embarassing or tactless act or remarknounFrench
fausificaciónforgery, falsificationnoun
fausifiçar [fausifica-]falsifyverb
favelaslum, shantytownnoun
favladesaid, spokenadjectivePast participle adjective form
favladoretalkativeadjective
favladusaid, spokenpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
favladuríagossip, rumournoun
favlantispeakernoun
favlartalk, speakverbSpanish: hablar + Portuguese: falar
Favlem cun elSpeak with himphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: Hable con él
favohoneycombnoun
favorfavor, favournoun
favorábelfavorable, approvingadjective
favorecer [-esca-]suit (clothes, improve in some way, advantageverb
favorecidefortunate, favored, advantagedadjective
favorecidufortunate, favored, advantagedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
favoritefavoriteadjective
favoritofavoritenoun
faxitafajita: originally from the little strips of meat cut from the beef skirt in Tex-Mex cuisine.noun
fazendafarm (usually large)noun
fazenderofarmer (of large lot)noun
fébelfeeble: weak due to illness, injury, or old ageadjective
febrêfevernoun
febrilfeverishadjective
fecundeprolific, fertile, fruitful, productiveadjective
fecunditáfruitfulness, productiveness, fecunditynoun
fedafairy, sprite, pixienoun
federstinkverb
federaciónfederationnoun
federalfederaladjective
fedorstink, stenchnoun
fedorentestinkingadjective
fei duradourelifelong faithnoun
fei [-feder-, -fid-]faithnounSpanish/Catalan/Galician: fe; Portuguese: fé; French: foi; Italian/Corsican: fede
feijonadoblack bean stewnounBrazilian Portuguese: feijoado
feijónzbeans (not specific variety)nounGalician: feixón; Portuguese: feijão; Italian: fagiolo
feiratrade fair, marketnoun
feitchizadubewitched, spellbound, enchantedadjectiveSpanish: hechizado, Portuguese: enfeitiçado
feitorfactor, element (of surprise...)noun
feitufact, deed, truthnounCatalan: fet; Spanish: hecho; French: fait; Italian: fatto; Portuguese: fato
feitualfactualadjective
feiturabill, invoicenoun
feituraciónbilling, turnover, invoicingnoun
feituramentoturnover, revenuenoun
feiturarinvoice, bill; make moneyverb
feletchotall fern, brackennounSpanish: helecho; Leonese: feleitu, feichu; Galician: fieito, fento
feliç mazêlhappy destiny, best wishesother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderJudeo-Spanish
felice, feliçhappy, contented (being content)adjectivefeliz is used before the noun to wish something for someone
felicíssimehappiestadjective
felicitáhappiness, felicitynoun
felicitaciónzfelicitationsnoun
felicitarmake happy, felicitateverb
feligifernnoun
fêminafemale, womannounNorman: fâme, English: female
fêmina de înteriorhousewife, home-makernoun
fêmininafeminine (linguistics)noun
fêmininefeminineadjective
fênfunnoun
fenciclidinaPCP, phencyclidinenoun
fendacracknoun
fenestrawindow that doesn't necessarily have to open but has to be see-throughnoun
fenomenalphenomenaladjective
fenómenophenomenonnoun
fenomenologíêphenomenologynoun
fenómenozphenomenanoun
fenotipophenotypenoun
feriadoholiday: day of festivity or religious observance and is usually a day off from worknoun
feriarexchange, deal, tradeverb
feridawoundnoun
feridewounded, injuredadjective
feriduwounded, injuredpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ferimentoinjurynoun
ferirwound, injure, hurtverb
fermentaciónfermentationnoun
fermentoyeast, fermentnoun
fermosebeautiful and balanced, majestic, perfect (usually of nature)adjectiveetymology: Sp: hermosa, Galician: fermosa, Po: formosa, Latin: formosus
ferocefierce, ferociousadjective
ferramentaztools (of iron or steel)noun
ferretough like ironadjective
ferrerosmith, iron workernoun
férricferric: containing ironadjective
ferroiron, branding ironnoun
ferroseferrous, of ironadjective
fértilfertileadjective
fertilitáfertilitynoun
ferviente, en ebulliciónboiling, ferventadjective
fervirboilverb
fervorfervornoun
festa de YulYuletide, Yule time; festival of the winter solsticenoun
festivaufestivalnoun
festivefestiveadjective
fetalfetaladjective
fetchadatenounSpanish: fecha
fetchemade, doneadjective
fetchumade, donepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
feto [fet-]fetusnoun
fevreroFebruary (month 2 of Gregorian calendar)noun
fiábelreliable, safe, dependable (usually not a person)adjective
fiacalazinessnoun
fibra dietéticdietary fibernoun
fibra ópticfiber-opticnoun
ficarstay, remain, lie (be situated at)verb
ficar conlie with someone; make out withverb
ficciónfictionnoun
ficcionalfictionaladjective
ficherofile (computing)noun
ficipreterite (perfect past) of facer, made, didverb
ficiessêimperfect subjunctive of facer [to do]verbSpanish: hiciera, hiciese, hicieras, hicieses, hiciéramos, hiciésemos, hicierais, hicieseis, hicieran, hiciesen; Portuguese: fizesse, fizesses, fizéssemos
fictive, ficticiefictitious, fictional, fictiveadjective
fidelitáfidelity, faithfulnessnoun
fiduciarefiduciary: holding something in trustadjective
fiele [-fidele-]faithfuladjective
fiera [feroce-]wild beastnoun
fierosaménfiercely, fercosiouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fiesta [festi-]partynoun
fifipansynoun
fígadolivernoun
figurafigure, shape, formnoun
figurarfigure, appear, be prominentverb
filaline (of something), rownoun
filantrópicphilanthropicadjective
filantropíêphilanthropynoun
fileyfiletnoun
filiaciónaffiliationnoun
filiamarlove developed out of deep friendship or fighting side by side on a battlefieldverb
filiau de l'empresacampany's affiliatenoun
filigranawatermark (on bill)noun
FiliposPhillippinounSpanish/Portuguese
filladaughternounSpanish pronunciation with f at beginning
fillastrostepchildnoun
fillosonnoun
fillo pródigheprodigal sonnoun
fillolagoddaughternoun
fillologodsonnoun
fillozchildren (of mother and father)noun
filloz de Adamosons of Adam (basically all humanity)noun
filmifilm: motion picturenoun
filmi de acciónaction filmnoun
filostrand of yarn, threadnoun
filo de seguritásecurity threadnoun
filo dentaldental flossnoun
filogenómicphylogenomicadjective
filosóficphilosophicaladjective
filosofíêphilosophynoun
filósofophilosophernounSpanish/Portuguese: filósofo/a; Italian: filosofo/a; French: philosophe
filtrofilter (air, water)noun
fin de l'añuz 60late 1960snoun
fin de setmana, wiquenweekendnoun
finalfinaladjective
finalménfinallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
finança [financi-]financenoun
financiaciónfinancing, funding, financenounSpanish: financiación
financiamentofinancingnoun
financiarefinancialadjective
financistafinanciernoun
finauclose, end, ending, finishnoun
fincaagricultural production complex; property, estatenoun
finethin (wire, layer, cable), fine (paper, hair)adjective
fingimentofeigningnoun
fingirpretend, feignverb
finirfinishverb
finitefiniteadjective
finlandechFinnishnoun
finlandeseFinnishadjective
FinlandiaFinlandnoun
fintafeint: deceptive or pretended blow, thrust, or other movementnounSpanish
firmasignature, autographnoun
firma oficialofficial signaturenoun
firmarsign, autograph, endorseverb
firmefirm, solid, steadfastadjective
fiscalíadistrict attorney, public prosecutornounSpanish
fiscauprosecutor (legal, public)nounSpanish: fiscal
físicaphysicsnoun
fisiológicphysiologicaladjective
fîtrafitrah: primordial human naturenoun
fixaciónfixationnounSpanish: fijación; Portuguese: fixação; French: fixation; Italian: fissazione
fixarset (the eyes on), fixateverb
fixefixed (price, rules), unable to be changedadjective
flagranteblatant, obvious, flagrant (lie, injustice)adjective
flaitesketchyadjective
flamaflame (of fire)noun
flanquearflank, lineverb
flatulençaflatulence, gas (breaking wind)noun
flatulenteflatulent, gassyadjective
flecsíbelflexibleadjective
flecsiónflexionnoun
fleitwhistle (instrument used by coaches)nounPapiamentu
fletchaarrownoun
fletchaz încendiareflaming arrowsnoun
fleteflat (tire)adjectiveEnglish/Papiamentu
fleter [flecs-]flex (muscles), bendverb
flissyehard-workingadjectiveRomansch
flissyitáindustriousnessnounRomansch
florflowernoun
flor de lisfleur-de-lisnoun
floralfloraladjective
florecenteburgeoning, flourishingadjective
florecer [-esca-]flourish, burgeonverb
floreiroflower vasenoun
FlorençaFlorence (town in Italy)nounNeapolitan
floristafloristnoun
flotafleetnoun
flotaciónflotationnoun
floxeloose, slack; poor (in performance, not potent)adjectiveSpanish: flojo, floja
fluctuaciónfluctuationnoun
fluctuantefluctuatingadjective
fluctuarfluctuateverb
fluvialfluvial, riveradjectiveSpanish: fluvial
fluxoflow, fluxnounSpanish: flujo, Portuguese: fluxo
fluxogramaflowchartnounPortuguese: fluxograma; Spanish: diagrama de flujo
fluyentefluentadjective
fobiaphobianoun
focaseal (the animal)noun
focofocusnoun
fogasafougasse: breads that include focaccia in Italian cuizine, hogaza in Spain, and fogassa in Catalonia.noun
fogofire, flame, heatnoun
fôlecrazy, out of one's mind, madadjectiveFrench: fou, folle
fôleméncrazily, madlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fôlíafolly, madnessnounFrench: follie, Italian: follia
follaleaf, bladenoun
folladjfoliagenoun
follazleavesnoun
folletobrochure, bookletnounSpanish/Galician: folleto; Portuguese: folheto
fonaciónphonationnoun
fonçfount: a source of a desirable quality or commoditynounCatalan: fons
foncezsourcesnoun
foncez fidedignereliable sources; trustworthy sourcesnoun
Fondo Monetare Înternacional (FMI)international monetary fund (IMF)noun
fondozfunds (money)noun
fondoz mutuemutual fundsnoun
fonemaphonemenoun
fonéticphoneticadjective
fonéticaphoneticsnoun
fongozmushrooms, fungusnoun
fonológicphonologicaladjective
fonologíêphonologynoun
fonotecasound librarynoun
fontifont (typography, writing)noun
forcapitchfork, fork of forklift, fork of bicycle; any large forknounSpanish: horca, Portuguese: forca
força centrífugecentrifugal forcenounPortuguese: força centrífuga; French: force centrifuge
força de voluntáwillpower, will powernoun
força laboralworkforcenoun
força motoredriving force, prime movernoun
força oscilanteoscillating forcenoun
força [fort-]force, strengthnoun
forçadeforcedadjective
forçar [fort-]forceverb
fórcepsforcepsnoun
forçudostrong man, man of strengthnoun
forenseforensicadjective
formashape, formnounLatin
forma de undawaveformnoun
forma de vidalifeformnoun
forma físicfitness, physical fitnessnoun
formato de arquivofile formatnoun
formidábelformidableadjective
formidabelménformidablyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
formigaantnoun
fórmulaformulanoun
formulaciónformulationnoun
formularformulateverb
formularioapplication form, documentation to enter in informationnoun
fornallafurnacenounPortuguese: fornalha
fornooven, furnacenoun
forno de micr'undazmicrowave ovennoun
forno tostadoretoaster ovennounSpanish: horno tostador [+: hornos tostadores]
forno tostadore per convecciónconvection toaster oven (toaster oven by convection)noun
foro [+:foroz]forum [+:fora, forums]noun
forquetaconfluence of rivers, forked branchnounPortuguese: forqueta
forquillahairpin, bobby pinnounSpanish: horquilla; Portuguese: forquilha
fortalecer [-esca-]strengthen, fortify, build/toughen up, make strongerverb
fortalesafortress, stronghold, strength, fortitudenoun
fortestrong, powerful (physically strong)adjective
fortificaciónfortificationnoun
fortificadefortified, defensedadjectivePast participle adjective form
fortificadufortified, defensedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fortitud [-tudin-]strength, fortitude, resolvenoun
fortunafortunenoun
fosapit, ditch, cavity (nasal, other anatomy)noun
fosfinaphosphinenoun
fosforescençaphosphorescencenoun
fosforescente phosphorescentadjective
fôsforophosphorous; match (for lighting fire or candle)noun
fósilfossiladjective
fossa oceanicoceanic trenchnoun
fotocopiadorcopier (copy machine), photocopiernoun
fotosíntesiphotosynthesisnoun
fotosintéticphotosyntheticadjectiveSpanish: fotosintético
foyêrfoyernoun
fra'ri [fratern-]brother in organization (unrelated brother)noun
fracasadefailed, unsuccessful, abortiveadjectiveSpanish: fracasado
fracasarfail, fall through (plan/project)verb
fracasofailurenoun
fracciónfractionnoun
fraccionalfractionaladjective
fracturafracturenoun
fracturosefracturousadjective
frágilfragile (bone, structure, material)adjective
fragmentadefragmentedadjective
fragmentarfragmentverb
fragmentopiece, fragmentnoun
fragrantefragrant, of a sweet smelladjectiveSpanish: fragante
fraisfries (potato French fries), chips (British)noun
frajunsiblingnounRomansch
francaménfranklyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
francechFrench (language or person)noun
franceseFrenchadjective
FranciaFrance (country)noun
francófilFrancophileadjective
francófiloFrancophile (person)noun
francofoniaThe Francosphere, Francophonienoun
francófonoFrancophone (person)noun
franjastrip (narrow piece of something), stripe, fringenoun
Franja de GazaGaza Stripnoun
franjarfringe, trimverb
franque [franca-]frank, plainadjective
franquesafranknessnoun
franquiçafranchisenounCatalan: franquícia; Spanish: franquicia; Portuguese: franquia
franquisteFrancoadjective
fraquinefrackingadjective
fraternalfraternaladjective
fraternitáfraternitynoun
fratricidafratricide (person)noun
fratricidiofratricidenoun
fraudulentefraudulentadjective
frazadablanket (for warmth)noun
fraziphrasenoun
frecuentarfrequent, visit on a regular basisverb
frecuentefrequentadjective
frecuenteménfrequentlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fregatafrigatenoun
fregtifreightnoun
frenéticfreneticadjective
freneticfrenzied, frantic, distractedadjective
frenobrakenoun
frentaforeheadnoun
frente aacross fromother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
frescurafreshness (of food, air), coolnessnoun
fresquefresh, cooladjectiveCatalan: fresque, frescos, frescs, fresca, fresc
frezazstrawberriesnoun
fricciónfrictionnoun
frigidefrigid, really coldadjective
frijecold, cool (temperature)adjective
friqueadefreaked outadjectivePast participle adjective form
friqueadufreaked outpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
friquear-sefreak outverb
frisofriezenoun
fritade, fritefriedadjectivePast participle adjective form
fritadu, fritufriedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fritarfry, cook in oilverb
frívolefrivolous, trivialadjective
frixolezrefried beansnounSpanish: frijoles
frontiraborder, frontiernoun
frontirizeborder, frontier (before noun); bordering, forming the borderadjectiveSpanish: fronterizochanges the noun “frontera” to use it as an adjective, describing the region
fructosafructosenoun
frustraciónfrustrationnounSpanish: frustración, Italian: frustrazione
frustradeabortive (of plan, attempt)adjective
frustrarfrustrate, thwart, foil (prevent/abort)verb
frustrar-seget frustrated, fail (fall through)verb
fruta [frutu-, fruct-]fruitnoun
fruterofruit sellernoun
frutuosefruitful, successfuladjective
fuchiefuchsia (color)adjective
fuentifountain pennoun
fueraout, away, abroadother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
fuera deoutside, out ofother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
fufuspellnoun
fugacefugacious, fleetingnoun
fugaceménfleetinglyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
fugirescape, fleeverb
fugitivofugitive, escapeenoun
fuipreterite (perfect past) of ser, was, wereverb
Fui un plazi conocer-te.It was a pleasure to meet you, Pleasure to make your acquaintancephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
fuissêimperfect subjunctive of ser [to be]verb
fulminantefulminatingadjective
fumarsmokeverb
fumosmokenoun
fumozfumes, smokenoun
funciónfunction (mathematic, computer science)noun
función judicialjudicial branchnoun
funcionalfunctionaladjective
funcionamentoperformance, the functioning ofnoun
funcionarfunction, workverb
funcionariofunctionarynoun
funcionariuz públicpublic workersnoun
fundación de l'empresalaunch of the companynoun
fundadefoundedadjectivePast participle adjective form
fundadufoundedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
fundamentalfundamental, foundationaladjective
fundamentalismofundamentalismnoun
fundamentalistafundamentalistnoun
fundamentofoundationnoun
fundarfound: began from the bottomverb
fundebottom, endadjective
fundiciónmelting, ironworks, smeltingnoun
fundidodish of refried beans covered in cheesenoun
fundirfuse, blendverb
funeralfuneraladjective
funeraufuneralnoun
fungifedora or top hatnoun
fungirhold a position or post, serve (in a position)verb
funiropenoun
furasteroforeignernounNeapolitan
furgonsemi truck, tractor-trailornoun
furgonerotruck drivernoun
furiafury, ragenoun
furicfuriousnoun
furtarstealverb
fusiblafuse (electronics)noun
fusiónfusionnoun
fusionar-secoalesceverb
fusorounded rod, spindlenoun
fuso uoraretime zonenoun
fustaswitch for riding a horsenoun
fustishaft (architecture), saddle treenoun
fútbolsoccernoun
fútbol americanfootball (American/USA)noun
futbolerosoccer supporter, soccer fannoun
futbolistasoccer player, footballernoun
fútilfutile, triflingadjective
futilitáfutilitynoun
futuristafuturistnoun
futuro perfeitefuture perfectnoun
gáadocattlenoun
gabardinaraincoatnoun
gabêgulgabagool, 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) cabinetnoun
gafazglasses (eye), spectaclesnoun
gafigaffe, blundernounFrench: gaffe; Portuguese: gafe
gaitabagpipesnoun
galagalanoun
galaccia [galáct-]galaxynoun
GalaciaGalatianoun
galácticgalacticadjective
galantgallant, handsome man who pays special attention to womennoun
galanteriêgallantrynoun
galardón [+:galardónz]awardnoun
galatazGalatiansnoun
galechWelshnoun
galerashed, storage areanoun
galetacookie (USA), biscuit (UK- sweet), cracker (savory)noun
galinachicken hennoun
gallagalnoun
gallorooster, guy (colloquial)noun
galochicken cock, roosternoun
galo-romangalloroman, gallo-romanadjectivePortuguese: galo-romana; Spanish: galorromana; Catalan: gal·loromana
galóngallonnounSpanish: galón
gamarange, musical scale, gamutnoun
gañantewinning, earningadjective
gañantiwinnernoun
gañarwin, earn, gain, getverb
gañar terrenogain groundverb
ganedengarden of EdennounJudeo-Spanish
ganisozdice (in a game of chance)noun
ganjamarijuananoun
gaño financiarefinancial gainnoun
gañoúwon, preterite of gañar (to win)past participle
gantglove (usually for working)noun
gantchoclothes hangernoun
gantez de jardinadjgardening glovesnoun
ganuguano: bird excrement used as fertilizernoun
garadjgaragenoun
garañonstudhorsenoun
garantíêguarantee, warrantynoun
garantirguaranteeverb
garerstoreverb
garfo de manuhand fork (gardening)noun
gargablack antnoun
gárgolagargoylenounSpanish
garifunadescendant of escaped African slavesnoun
garjenthroatnoun
garrafabottle or jug (any sealed container that carries a liquid)noun
garrefilthy , disgustingadjective
garrobospiny-tailed iguananoun
garrotasopackage of harsh economic measuresnoun
garuvalight rain, showernoun
gasigas (physical state)noun
gasiosecarbonated, gaseousadjective
gasolinagasoline, petrol (British)noun
gastaduspent, wornpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
gastarspend, waste/use(up)/consumeverb
gastespentadjective
gastoexpenditure, spending, expensenoun
gastoz doméstichousehold expensesnoun
gastoz genraloverhead (costs for infrastructure and moving parts)noun
gastoz governamentalgovernment spendingnoun
gastronómicgastronomic, gastronomicaladjective
gastronomíêgastronomynoun
gastrónomo, gastrónomagourmet, connoisseur of fine foodnoun
gatajack (for car)noun
gatillotriggernoun
gatitokittennoun
gatocatnoun
gautchescgauchesque, like the culture of the Gauchosadjective
gautchoArgentinian cowboy, traditional person living off the landnoun
gavianohawknounPortuguese: gavião from Gothic: gabilans
gaviotaseagullnoun
gazgasnoun
gazpatchogazpacho: Spanish-style soup served coldnoun
gebyacisternnounMaltese
GefJeff (name)noun
géisêrgeysernoun
geladeríaice cream shop, ice cream parlornoun
geladoice creamnoun
gelatinagelatine, jell-onounPortuguese/Spanish
gelatinosegelatinousadjective
gelosejealous (husband, wife, lover)noun
gelosíêjealousynoun
geluicenoun
gemeletwinadjectiveSpanish: gemela
gemelo idénticidentical twinnounSpanish
gemermoan, groanverb
gencivaz [gengiv-]gums (anatomy, part of the mouth)nounItalian: gengive; French: gencives; Spanish: encías; Portuguese: gengivas
genealogíêgenealogynoun
generade per energíê solaresolar-generatedadjective
generade per le vantowind-generatedadjective
generar [genra-]generateverb
genéricgenericadjective
género [gener-]gender (linguistics), kind/type, genrenoun
generosaméngenerously, liberallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
generose [generosa-]generous (originally of noble birth)adjective
generositágenerositynoun
génesigenesisnoun
genéticgeneticadjective
genéticageneticsnoun
geneticamén modificadegenetically modified, GMadjectivePast participle adjective form
geneticamén modificadugenetically modified, GMpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
genéticiengeneticistnoun
gengivitigingivitisnounPortuguese/Italian: gengivite; Spanish/Catalan: gingivitis; French: gingivite
geniugenius (not person), dispositionnoun
genocidariuzgénocidaires, people guilty of genocidenoun
genocidegenocidaladjective
genocidiogenocidenoun
genomagenomenoun
genómicgenomicadjective
genómicgenomicadjective
genotipogenotypenoun
GenovaGenoa (town in Italy)nounNeapolitan
genracióngenerationnoun
genracionalgenerationaladjective
genralgeneraladjective
Genralitá de (nomi de luoga)An autonomous system of government within a larger one; Generalitat de (name of place)noun
genralizargeneralizeverb
gentallariff-raff, mobnounPortuguese: gentalha
gentielGentilenoun
gentilgentle, kindadjective
gentilesagentleness, kindnessnounSpanish: gentileza
gentrificacióngentrificationnoun
genxibrêgingernoun
geocéntricgeocentric, earth-centeredadjective
geocentrismogeocentrismnoun
geodésicgeodesic, geodeticadjectiveSpanish: geodésica
geoespaçogeospacenoun
geoestratégicgeostrategicadjective
geofísicageophysicsnoun
geoglifogeoglyphnoun
geográficgeographicaladjective
geografíêgeographynoun
geoîngeñerwerggeoengineeringnoun
geolinguísticageolinguisticsnoun
geológicgeological, geologicadjective
geologíêgeologynoun
geólogogeologistnoun
geomagnéticgeomagneticadjective
geométricgeometricadjective
geometriciengeometriciannoun
geometríêgeometrynoun
geometríê diferenchaldifferential geometrynoun
geometríê elípticelliptic geometrynoun
geometríê euclidianEuclidian geometrynoun
geomorfológicgeomorphologicaladjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: geomorfológico; Catalan: geomorfològica; French: géomorphologique
geomorfologíêgeomorphologynoun
geopolíticgeopoliticaladjective
geopolíticageopoliticsnoun
geoquímicageochemistrynoun
gerentchi [gesti-]manager, manageress (of store, restaurant, hotel)noun
gerentchialmanagerialadjective
gerundiogerundnoun
gespa, pastolawn, yard (of short grass)nounCatalan: gespa; Spanish: césped, pasto; French: linon; Italian: linone/prato
gesticulargesticulateverbSpanish
gestiónmanagementnoun
gestión de projetuzproject managementnoun
gestionarnegotiate (deal), manage (issues), arrange (sale, make arrangements), handle (steps, process, business)verb
gestogesture: using body movement as languagenoun
gherrawarfare, fightingnoun
gherra de aniquilación mutueinternecine warnoun
gherra de subsidiossubsidy warnounSpanish: guerra de subsidios
Gherra de Trenta AñuzThirty Years Warnoun
Gherra FrijeCold Warnoun
gherrarewarrior, warfightingadjective
Gherraz de l'Opioopium warsnoun
gherrerowarrior, fighternoun
ghiaropebblenounspanish: guijarro; italian: ghiaia
ghidarguide, leadverb
ghionscript (for movie, radio, or television); summary/outline (for book or play)noun
ghirlandagarlandnounold Spanish: guirlanda
ghisaguise, mannernoun
ghisadostewnoun
ghitaraguitarnoun
ghitara acústicacoustic guitarnoun
ghitara baijebass guitarnoun
ghitara baritonebaritone guitarnoun
ghitara eléctricelectric guitarnoun
ghitara tenoretenor guitarnoun
ghitaristaguitaristnoun
ghitarónguitarrón: a guitar larger than a cellonoun
gicatip, cluenoun
gigabaitê, gigaoctetgigabyte (GB): 1024 megabytes; 2 to the 30th power bytesnoun
gigabîtgigabit (Gb): 1024 megabitsnoun
gigantegiant, bigadjective
gigantesagiantnessnoun
gigantesccolossal, huge, giant-like, giganticadjective
gigatóngigatonnoun
giledizzyadjectiveTagalog: hilo from Sp: giro
gimnasiugym (building)noun
ginroson-in-lawnounSpanish: yerno; Portuguese: genro; Romanian: ginero; French/Catalan: gendre; Italian: genero; Galician: xenro
girarrevolve, circleverb
giratorierevolving, girating, swiveladjective
giroturn, rotation (on itself), lapnounSpanish: giro
giro irónicironic turnnoun
giro radicalradical change, radical turnaboutnounSpanish: giro radical
gisempeñarplay/perform a part or role (politics, history...)verbSpanish/Portuguese (pronunciation)
gisempeñoperformancenounPortuguese; Spanish: desempeño
gisempeño de fábricafactory performancenoun
gíundouble bassnounRomansch
giurnediurnaladjective
glaçadjicing, frosting (of cake…)noun
glaceicy, in a frozen stateadjectiveFrench
glacialglacialadjective
glaciêrglaciernoun
glaciologíêglaciologynoun
glaciologoglaciologistnoun
glándul pituitarepituitary glandnounPortuguese: glândula pituitária; Spanish: glándula pituitaria; Italian: ghiandola pituitaria; French: glande pituitaire
glasnail polishnoun
gliaslide (of handgun)noun
globalglobal, world-wideadjective
globalizaciónglobalizationnoun
globalizarglobalizeverb
globechGlobishnounEnglishsimplified version of Anglo-American English used as a worldwide lingua franca
globoglobe, spherical mapnoun
globo oculareeyeballnoun
gloriêglorynoun
Gloriê a Deo SôleGlory to God alone; Soli Deo Gloria (in Latin)phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
gloriê circumspectechosen glorynoun
glorificaciónglorificationnoun
gloriosegloriousadjective
glosagloss: explanation; comment/notenoun
glosargloss, comment on, annotate/criticizeverb
glosarioglossary, small dictionary usually in the back of a booknoun
glotalglottaladjective
gloti [glot-]glottis: opening between the vocal foldsnoun
glucosaglucosenoun
goletaschoonernoun
golfogulfnoun
Golfo de AdénGulf of Adennoun
Golfo PérsicPersian Gulfnoun
golpearhit, beat, strikeverb
gomahangovernoun
goma zantanxanthan gumnounSpanish: goma xantana
gomchengumption: shrewd or spirited initiative and resourcefulness.nounScottish, English
góndolagondolanoun
gorjetagratuity, tipnounPortuguese
gormemidnight blue, very dark blueadjectiveCeltic
gorme, de gastronomíêgourmetadjective
gorrewithout charge, free, for nothingadjective
gôssinow (right now)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
gotchadropnounSpanish/Portuguese: gota; Italian: goccia; French: goutte
gotchilladropletnounSpanish: gotita, gotilla; Catalan: goteta; French: gouttelette; Italian: gocciolina; Portuguese: gotícula
gotoncottonnoun
governadegovernedadjectivePast participle adjective form
governador, governantigovernor, leader and rulernoun
governadugovernedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
governançagovernancenoun
governança participativeparticipatory governancenounSpanish: gobernanza participativa; Catalan/Portuguese: governança participativa; French: gouvernance participative
governantegoverningadjective
governargovern, rule oververb
governogovernmentnoun
governo estrañereforeign governmentnoun
goyabaguava fruitnounArawakan: wayaba, Portuguese: goiaba/guaiaba, Spanish: guayaba
grabaciónrecording (act of)noun
grabarrecord (music, sound, movies, computer data)verb
grabar un discocut a recordverb
gradientigradientnoun
grado [gradu-]step, level/gradenoun
gradualgradual, incremental changeadjective
gradualméngraduallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
grafenographenenoun
gráficgraphicadjective
gráficographic, chart: visual representation of datanoun
gramagram (measurement)noun
gramadolawn, grass areanoun
gramáticagrammarnoun
gramaticalgrammaticaladjective
grangreat adjectivethis adjective comes before the noun
Gran ComisiónGreat Commision (instruction of Jesus Christ)noun
granarapomegranatenoun
grandebig, largeadjective
grande i esplendorosegreat and gloriousadjective
grande obertewide-openadjective
grande obramagnum opus, one's life worknoun
grande pussançazgreat powersnoun
grandesagrandeur, grandness, greatnessnoun
grandiosegrandiose, magnificentadjective
grandonevery bigadjective
graneirobarn, grainerynoun
granograinnoun
granulgranulenoun
granularegranularadjective
granularitágranularity: how detailed a work breakdown structure (wbs) is (project and program management)noun
grapa de uvazbunch of grapesnoun
grasefatadjective
gratça inagotábel de Deoinexhaustible grace of Godnoun
gratça [gratci-]gracenoun
gratcioseamusing, attractive, cuteadjective
gratitud [-tudin-]gratitudenoun
gratuyefree, at no costadjective
gratuyosegratuitousadjective
gravartax, levy a tax on, burdenverb
gravatanecktienoun
grávidepregnant, expecting a childadjectivePortuguese
gravitágravity (in science)noun
gravitoriegravitationaladjective
gravoseheavy, burdensomeadjective
GreciaGreecenoun
greco-romanGreco-Romanadjective
gregeGreekadjective
gregoGreek (person or language)noun
greichgreasenoun
greichentegreasy, oily, fat, lardyadjective
grenadagrenadenoun
greveserious, graveadjective
greveménseriously, gravelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
grevíssimevery serious, extremely graveadjective
grevitágravity (of a situation) seriousnessnoun
grigruweaved baskets or hats made from leaves (see: bayau)noun
gripainfluenza, flu (virus)nounFrench: grippe, Spanish: gripe/gripa, Catalan: grip, Portuguese: gripe
grisegray, greyadjective
gritarscream, barkverb
grito de dolorez pronunciadecry of severe painnoun
gritóncaller, person who barks out orders or leads in a cadencenoun
gritoneclamorous, noisy, loud, crying/barkingadjective
griyocricket (insect)noun
groccargrok: understand thoroughly, deeply, and/or intuitivelyverbEnglish from Stranger in a Strange Land; Italian: groccare
GroenlandiaGreenlandnoun
groseheavy, rough (weather, seas), large (animal), fat (person)adjective
grosererude, coarse, gross, unciviladjective
groseritárudeness, coarseness, ungraciousness, vulgarnessnoun
grotescgrotesqueadjective
gruesegross, massiveadjective
gruesobulk, massnoun
grupetoturn (music)noun
grupogroupnoun
grupo anti-régimenanti-regime groupnoun
grupo de idadage groupnoun
grupo disidentefaction: dissident groupnoun
grutacave, grottonoun
gruyamob, gang (unruly)noun
guacagourd: pumpkin, squash...noun
guacamuliguacamole: 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
guacolaughing falconnoun
guacolicorharlequin dutchman's pipe, remedy for snake bitesnoun
guaguasmall bus, minibusnoun
guaizachopsticksnoun
guancascotraditional Lenca ceremony that affirms peace between two partiesnoun
guapababe, hottie (for woman)noun
guapehandsome, attractiveadjective
guapinolstinking toe tree, West Indian locustnoun
guapohunk or stud (for man)noun
guaramacaw (bird)noun
guarachathin cresent-shaped cookie glazed with sugarnoun
GuaraníGuarani languagenoun
guarda costarecoast guardnoun
guarda-ropacloakroom, coatroom, checkroom (usually in public meeting places)noun
guardarguard: keep (safe), bear/follow, save, put awayverb
guardar le Dieç Mandamentozfollow/observe the ten commandmentsverb
guardar rencorhold a grudge, bear maliceverb
guaterapasture planted with corn or sorghumnoun
guatozawild rat: central American agoutinoun
Guaymurasanother name of Hondurasnoun
guayon, guayonayoung man, young womannounNeapolitan
guayusaguayusa: an upper Amazonian rainforest holly tree that has caffeine and polyphenolsnoun
guazielalguazil, minister of a township or shipnounsp: alguacil
gubayeraloose, short-sleeved shirt with large pocketsnoun
guereblonde, fair (hair, eyes)adjective
guevónslow and lazy personnoun
guevoneslow and lazyadjective
gugolgoogol: the digit 1 followed by 100 zeroesnumber
guitchicatfishnoun
gulagforced labor campnoun
gumicutting edgenoun
gupinoladlenoun
gurguchanest egg, savings for retirementnoun
gustarplease: make happyverb
gustar deenjoy, likeverb
gustoz de Facebook (feisbok)Facebook likesnoun
Guyana FranceseFrench Guiana (country)noun
habitaciónliving space, bedroom, living quarters (in hotel, barracks, etc)noun
habitarinhabit, dwell, live in, occupyverb
hábitathabitatnoun
habituhabitnoun
habitualhabitual, customaryadjective
habitualménhabituallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
hacktivismohacktivismnoun
hacktivistahacktivistnoun
hafiharbor, harbour, portnoun
hagiografíêhagiographynoun
hailhigh (socially)adjective
hailososocialite, high life personnoun
haladeirahandlenoun
halapeñojalapeñonoun
halvahalvanoun
hamacahammocknounArawakan: hamaka (originally meant 'net'), Spanish: hamaca
hamburghesa, burghesahamburgernoun
hamónhamnoun
hañagirlfriendnoun
hañoboyfriendnoun
haplogrupohaplogroupnoun
harafihigh terracenoun
harambiproject that a community builds together, involving volunteering one's time and working hard for the sake of the communitynounSwahili
harmoníaharmony, unity, accordnounSpanish
harmonizaciónharmonizationnoun
harmonizarharmonizeverb
hartarget tired of, get fed up or annoyed withverb
hartazgoone's fill, surfeit, sometimes refers to glut or overeatingnoun
hastspear, sharp spinenounLatin and proto-IndoEuropean
haupresent tense of haver (auxiliary verb for present perfect tense)verbRomanian: (ei/ele) au; French: ai, avons, (Eles/Elas/Vocês) ont; Portuguese: hás, há, (Eles/Elas/Vocês) hão
hau iduhave goneverb
hau queIt is necessary (to), You gottaphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
hau siduhave been, has been (present perfect tense)verb
hau viadjaduhave travelledphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
haver bozwê deneed: have need ofverb
haver declaradu publicaménbe (have gone) on record as saying that; have declared publicly thatverb
haver [hau, huvi-, hayam]have (used only as an auxiliary verb)verb
havrá[noun, pronoun] will have [past participle] (futuro perfeite)verb
havrá estaduwill have been (used for Future perfect continuous tense, followed by gerund)verb
havrá queIt will be necessary (to);You'll need to; You'll have tophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
havríebwould haveverbFrench: aurait, aurais, auriez; Spanish: habría; Portuguese: haveriaused for Conditional perfect tense, followed by past participle
havríeb iduwould have goneverb
hebreoHebrewnoun
hecsidecimauhexidecimal numbering system, base 16 used in computingnoun
hectáreahectarenoun
hectolitrohectoliternoun
hegelianHegelianadjective
hegemónichegemonicadjective
hegemoníêhegemonynoun
hegemoníê mundialglobal hegemonynoun
helénicHellenicadjective
helenísticHellenisticadjective
hélici [+:héliciz]helix, spiral, propellernoun
helicópterohelicopternoun
heliocéntricheliocentricadjectiveSpanish: heliocéntrica
heliocentrismoheliocentrismnoun
heliopausaheliopausenoun
heliósferaheliospherenoun
heliporto, helihafiheliport (helicopter landing site)noun
heliuheliumnoun
helovahell of a: adds emphasis; It could mean extremely positive or extremely negative (slang)intensifier or quantifier
hemisferiohemispherenoun
hemorragihaemorrhage, hemorrhagenoun
hépi-aurhappy hournoun
heraldherald: official messenger bringing newsnoun
heráldicheraldicadjective
herançaheritagenoun
heredábelinheritableadjective
heredarinheritverb
hereditareheriditaryadjective
heredoro, heredoraheir, heiressnoun
heregiheretic (person)noun
heresiheresynoun
heretichereticaladjective
heritálanded property, heritagenoun
hermenéuticahermeneuticsnoun
hêssolhustle: side job or activitynounAmerican English
heteretasty and delicious, yummyadjectiveGuarani: hetereí
heterodocseheterodox, unorthodoxadjective
heterogeneheterogeneousadjective
heterogeneitáheterogeneitynoun
heurísticheuristicadjective
hibaropeasant, person from the countrynoun
híbridehybridadjective
hidraciónhydrationnoun
hidranti de riegoirrigation hydrant, fire hydrantnoun
hidratadehydratedadjectivePast participle adjective form
hidrataduhydratedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hidratarhydrateverb
hidrato de metanomethane hydratenoun
hidraulic [hidro-]hydraulicadjective
hidrocarburohydrocarbon, fossil fuelnoun
hidroeléctrichydroelectricadjective
hidrogenadehydrogenatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
hidrogenaduhydrogenatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hidrogenarhydrogenateverb
hidrogenohydrogen (H2)noun
hidroponiahydroponicsnoun
hidrosferahydrospherenoun
hidrosférichydrosphericadjective
hienahyenanoun
higienihygienenoun
higiénichygienicadjective
higroscópichygroscopicadjectiveSpanish: higroscópico
himiliwoody bamboo speciesnoun
himnariohymnal, collection of hymnsnoun
himnohymn, gospel songnoun
hiperactivehyperactiveadjective
hiperactivitáhyperactivitynoun
hipérbolahyperbolanoun
hipérbolihyperbolenoun
hiperbólichyperbolicadjective
hiperinflaciónhyperinflationnoun
hiperónimohypernymnounSpanish: hiperónimo; Italian: iperonimo
hipersensíbelhypersensitiveadjective
hipersensibilitáhypersensitivitynoun
hipnagogiahypnagogianoun
hipoalergénichypoallergenicadjective
hipocresíahypocrisynoun
hipócritahypocritenoun
hipócritichypocriticaladjective
hipocsiahypoxianoun
hipodermahypodermisnoun
hipodérmichypodermicadjective
hipodromoracecoursenoun
hipónimohyponymnounSpanish: hipónimo; Portuguese: hipônimo; Italian: iponimo
hipopotamohippopotamusnoun
hipotálamohypothalamusnounSpanish/Portuguese: hipotálamo; Italian: ipotalamo; Romanian: hipotalamus;
hipotecamortgagenoun
hipotecademortgagedadjectivePast participle adjective form
hipotecadumortgagedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
hipotecarmortgageverb
hipotermiahypothermianoun
hipotermiahypothermianoun
hipótesihypothesisnoun
hipotétichypotheticaladjective
histaminahistaminenoun
histeri colectivemass hysterianoun
histeriahysterianoun
histérichysterical, hystericadjective
histogramahistogramnoun
historialhistoricaladjective
historiaurecord (historical), background (historical); history (medical, safety, performance)noun
histórichistoric, historicaladjective
historicaménhistoricallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
historiê [históri-]historynoun
historienhistoriannoun
hogônhogan: traditional wood and earth dwellingnounNavajo
hol-used as an intensifier, whole -other, not easily placed, or temporary place holderFrom English: whole, holyusually attached to adjectives
holísticholisticadjective
hôlogramahologramnoun
homen terrenalearthly man, man of the earthnoun
homen [+: homenz, homi-]man (not woman) [+: men]nounLatin: hominem, vir; French: homme; Spanish: hombre; Portuguese: homem; Italian: UomoSee also: om
homen-dafeirsbusinessmannoun
homenadjhomage, tribute, obeisancenoun
homenz sanghinarebloodthirsty mennoun
homeostasihomeostasisnoun
homeostátichomeostaticadjective
homicidamurderer, person committing homicidenoun
homicidehomicidaladjective
homicidiohomicide, murdernoun
homogenehomogeneousadjective
homogeneitáhomogeneitynoun
homogeneizadehomogenizedadjective
homogeneizarhomogenizeverb
homógrafohomographnounSpanish/Portuguese
homologaciónhomologation, accreditation and approval usually by an external agencynoun
homologarhomologateverb
homóloghehomologousadjective
homólogocounterpartnounSpanish
homonimihomonymynoun
homónimohomonymnoun
hônoraderighteous, righteousadjective
hônrahonornoun
hônradesaintegrity, fair-dealing, righteousness, honestynounSpanish: honradez
hônrarhonor, graceverbSpanish: honrar
hônrosehonorableadjective
horizonthorizonnoun
horizontalhorizontaladjective
horuñeannoying, irritatingadjective
hósped [hospit-]guest, lodgernoun
hospedadjlodging, accomodationsnoun
hospitalarehospitableadjective
hospitalitáhospitalitynoun
hospitauhospitalnoun
hostilunfriendly, hostileadjective
hostilitáhostilitynoun
hotelhotelnoun
huecospace (as in a hole or opening), hollow, gapnounSpanish: hueco; Portuguese: oco
huertoorchardnounSpanish: huerto
hulswell, heave/rollnounFrench: houle
hulioilcloth, oilskin-like substancenoun
huloselittle agitated, choppy, heated (debate)adjectiveFrench: houleuse
humerohumerusnoun
humidehumidadjective
humiditáhumiditynoun
humilehumbleadjective
humiliarhumble, humiliateverb
humilitáhumility, humblenessnoun
humormood, frame of mind, dispositionnoun
humorismohumor, humournoun
humorístichumorous, funny, comedy (of a show, play)adjective
huracanohurricanenounArawakan: hurakán, Spanish: huracán, French:ouragan, Italian: uragano, Spanish: huracán, Catalan: huracà; Portuguese: furação
hurutungodistant, far away place not easily accessiblenoun
hutzpachutzpah: shameless audacity/impudencenounYiddish/Aramaic
huvipreterite (perfect past) of haver, hadverb
huviessêimperfect subjunctive of haver [to have]verb
iandother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderCatalan, Papiamentu
icebergicebergnoun
ichocosmall child, toddlernoun
icôniiconnounPortuguese: ícone; French: icône
icôniciconicadjective
icônografíêiconographynounFrench: iconographie; Spanish: iconografía
idadagenoun
idad adulteadulthoodnoun
idad núbilage of consent, marriageable agenoun
ideaideanoun
idealidealadjective
idealismoidealismnoun
idealistaidealistnoun
idealisteidealisticadjective
ideauzideals, principlesnoun
idénticidenticaladjective
identificaciónidentificationnoun
identifiçar [identifica-]identifyverb
identitáidentitynoun
ideológicideological, ideologicadjective
ideologíêideologynoun
ideólogoideologistnoun
idílicidyllic, Arcadianadjective
idiomalanguage of a nation, city, or of the palace/courtnoun
idiomaz estrañereforeign languagesnoun
idôlatre, idôlatricidolatrousadjective
idôlatríaidolatrynoun
idôloidolnoun
idugonepast participle
îfturiftar: in Islam, it is the meal that breaks the Ramadan fastnoun
îglesia [eclesiást-]church (people)noun
igluigloo: traditional house of icenoun
ígneigneousadjective
iguanaiguananoun
ihijonoxious odor especially of dead animalsnoun
ilegalillegaladjective
ilegítimeillegitimateadjective
ilegitimitáillegitimacynoun
ilesíbelillegibleadjective
iletradeilliterateadjectivePast participle adjective form
iletraduilliteratepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ilíciteunlawful, illicitadjective
ilimitadeunlimitedadjectivePast participle adjective form
ilimitaduunlimitedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ilógicillogicaladjective
Ilu es aventurade suponerit's a bit too much to suppose thatphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
îluminarilluminate: make brightverb
ÎluminismoEnlightenmentnoun
îlustraciónillustrationnoun
îlustradeillustratedadjectivePast participle adjective form
îlustraduillustratedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
îlustrarillustrateverb
imaxen [+:imaxenz; imaxin-]image, picture (not painting)noun
imaxenzimagery (more than one image)nounSpanish: imágenes
imaxinábelimaginableadjective
imaxinaciónimaginationnoun
imaxinarimagine, picture (in your head), envisionverb
imaxinareimaginaryadjective
imaxinarieimagery (visually discriptive)noun
imaxinologíê médic na-învasivenoninvasive medical imagingnounSpanish: imagenología médica no invasiva; Portuguese: imagiologia médica não invasiva
imbayam of Jamaicanoun
imel, e-correoemailnoun
imitadeimitatedadjective
imitadorefollower, that impersonatesadjective
imitarimitate, mimicverb
imitativeimitativeadjective
impalpábelimpalpable, intangibleadjective
imparcialimpartial, fairadjective
imparcialitáimpartialitynoun
împedimentoimpedimentnoun
împedirimpede, preventverb
impenetrábelimpenetrable, impossible to pass through or break through, inscrutableadjective
impenitenteimpenitent, unrepentantadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese/Italian
imperadoremperornoun
imperativo categóriccategorical imperativenoun
impercepciónimperceptionnoun
imperceptíbelimperceptibleadjective
imperceptibilitáimperceptibilitynoun
imperdonábelunpardonable, unforgivable, inexcusableadjective
imperecíbelundying, imperishableadjective
imperfecciónimperfectionnoun
imperfeite [imperfec-]imperfectadjective
imperialimperialadjective
imperioempirenoun
Imperio OtomanOttoman Empirenoun
imperiosecompelling: strong and irresistible; imperative; pressing, imperious adjective
impermeábelwaterproof, impermeableadjective
impermeábel aimpervious toadjective
impermeabilitáimpermeabilitynoun
împetuimpetusnoun
împetuoseimpetuousadjective
impietágodlessness, impietynoun
impíoseimpious, unglodly, heathenadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese
implacábelrelentless, implacableadjective
implacabelménunrelentingly, relentlesslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
împlantadoimplantnoun
împlantarimplantverb
împlicaciónimplicationnoun
împlicarimplyverb
împlíciteimplicit, not spelled out, vagueadjective
împonenteimposing, impressive; magnificent (structure)adjective
împoner [împust-, împusi-, împonga-, împosi-]impose, lay down or set (conditions), instill, enforceverb
împortaciónz i egsportaciónzimports and exportsnoun
împortadeimportedadjectivePast participle adjective form
împortaduimportedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
împortançaimportancenoun
împortanteimportantadjective
împortarimport, matter, be of importanceverb
impossíbelimpossibleadjective
impossibilitáimpossibilitynoun
imprescindíbelessential, vital, indispensable, necessary, inexpendableadjectivePortuguese: imprescindível, Spanish: imprescindible
împresiónimpressionnoun
împresionábelimpressionableadjective
împresionanteimpressive, strikingadjective
împresionarimpress, move (emotionally), shock (figuratively)verb
împresionismoimpressionismnoun
împresionistaimpressionistnoun
împresoraprinter (computer)noun
împresu, împrimiduimpressed, imprintedpast participle
imprevizíbelunforeseeable, unpredictableadjective
împrimienteprintingadjective
împrimir [împres-]printverb
imprivisteunforeseen, unexpectedadjective
impriviziónlack of foresightnoun
improbábelimprobable, unlikelyadjective
improbabilitáimprobability, unlikelynoun
improbearduous, strenuousadjective
improductiveunproductive, fallowadjective
împrovizaciónimprovisationnoun
împrovizarimproviseverb
împugnaciónchallenge, objection, contestation, rebuttal, impugnmentnounSpanish: impugnación; Catalan: impugnació
împulsade per l'élitielite-drivenadjective
împulsarpropel, drive (force), boostverb
impuntualunpunctualadjective
impureimpureadjective
impuresaimpuritynoun
împustoztaxes (on income)noun
împustoz sobrê le planillapayroll taxesnoun
împustuimposedother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
imputarimputeverb
inacceptábelunacceptableadjective
inacceptabilitáunacceptabilitynoun
inaccesíbelinaccessibleadjective
inadmisíbelinadmissible, unacceptable, impermissibleadjective
inagotábelinexhaustibleadjective
inalámbricwireless (telephone, computer peripherals)adjectiveSpanish: inalámbrico
inalcançábelunobtainable, unattainableadjectivePortuguese: inalcançável; Spanish: inalcanzable
inalienábelinalienable, unalienableadjective
inalterábelunalterable, inalterableadjectiveFrench: inaltérable; Portuguese: inalterável; Spanish: inalterable
inambigueunambiguousadjective
inamistoseunfriendlyadjective
inapagábelinextinguishable, unquenchableadjective
inatwhimnounJudeo-Spanish
inauditeunheard-of, outrageous, unprecedentedadjective
înauguracióninaugurationnoun
înauguralinauguraladjective
incalculábelincalculable, unsearchableadjective
încandescençaincandescencenoun
încandescenteincandescentadjective
incapaceincapable, unable, useless/incompetentadjective
incapacitáincompetence, inabilitynoun
încendiarcatch fire, light upverb
încendiareincendiaryadjective
încendiofire (usually out-of-control nature)noun
încendio forestalforest firenounSpanish: incendio forestal
încensarburn incenseverb
încensoincensenoun
încentivoincentivenoun
incertitud [-tudin-]uncertaintynounFrench: incertitude, Spanish: incertidumbre, Italian: incertezza, Portuguese: incerteza
incesanteincessant, ceaselessadjective
inchadeswollenadjectivePast participle adjective form
inchaduswollenpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
incharswellverb
încidentalincidentaladjective
încidentiincident: event or confrontationnoun
încidir [încide-]cut into, make incision, impinge (on rights/power)verb
încipienteincipient, budding, fledgling (just getting off the ground), inchoateadjective
încisiónincisionnoun
încitamentoincitementnoun
încitarinciteverb
inclementeunbearable, inclement, unpleasantly cold or wetadjective
inclinarslope, incline, leansverb
încluideincluded, enclosedadjective
încluiduincluded, enclosedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
încluir [înclus-]include, encloseverb
înclusióninclusionnoun
înclusivaméninclusivelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
înclusive [înclusiva-]inclusiveadjective
încluyúincludedverbpast tense of -uir verb
incógniteunknownadjective
incoherente, falte de coherençaincoherentadjective
incombustiblefireproof, not combustibleadjective
incómodeuncomfortable, awkward, cumbersomeadjective
incomparábelincomparable, matchlessadjectiveunable to compare
incompatíbelincompatibleadjective
incomprensíbelincomprehensibleadjective
inconcebíbelunthinkable, inconceivableadjective
inconchienteunconscious, unawareadjective
inconchienti adaptativeadaptive unconscious (psychology)noun
incondicionalunconditionaladjective
incondicionalménunconditionallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
incongruençainconsistencynoun
inconsistençainconsistencynounItalian: inconsistenza; Portuguese: inconsistência; French: inconsistance; Spanish: inconsistencia
inconsistenteinconsistentadjective
inconspicueinconspicuousadjective
inconstitucionalunconstitutionaladjective
incontábeluncountable, countlessadjective
incontinençaincontinencenoun
incontinenteincontinent, lack of self-controladjective
incontrovertíbeluncontroversial: not open to question or dispute, incontrovertibleadjective
încorporaciónincorporationnoun
încorporadeincorporatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
încorporaduincorporatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
încorporarincorporateverb
încorporar-seembody, incorporateverb
incorrigíbelincorrigible: incapable of being corrected, amended, or reformedadjective
incorruptíbelincorruptibleadjective
incréduleincredulous, skeptical, unbelievingadjective
incredulitáunbelief, incredulity, skepticismnoun
incrédulounbeliever, non-believer, pagannoun
increíbelincredibleadjectiveSpanish: increíbel
încrementoincrement, increasenoun
încriminaciónincriminationnoun
încriminatorieincriminating, incriminatoryadjectiveSpanish: incriminatorio
încrostaciónincrustation: crust or hard coating on the surface of somethingnoun
incuestionábelunquestionableadjective
înculcarinculcate, instill (knowledge/values)verbSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: inculcar
inculpábelinculpable, innocentadjective
înculpar deaccuse of, charge withverb
încurrerincur (blame, expense)verb
încursióninvasion, incursionnoun
încursuincurredpast participle
indagacióninquiry, investigationnoun
indagarinquire (into)verb
indamnizarcompensate for wrong doing, indemnifyverb
indecençaindecencynoun
indecenteindecent, villainousadjective
indefendíbelindefensible, untenableadjectiveRomanian: indefensabil; French: indéfendable; Portuguese: indefensável; Spanish: indefendible
indefensedefenseless, defenceless, undefendednounSpanish: indefenso; French: sans défense
indefinideindefinite, undefinedadjective
indelébelindelibleadjective
indelebelménindeliblyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
independençaindependencenoun
independenteindependentadjective
independenteménindependentlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
indescifrábelindecipherable, undecipherable, unsearchableadjective
indescriptíbelindescribableadjective
indesejábelundesirableadjectiveSpanish: indeseable; Catalan: indesitjable; Portuguese: indesejável
indeterminadeunderminedadjective
IndiaIndianoun
îndicarindicateverb
îndicativeindicativeadjective
îndicativoindicative (linguistics)noun
índiciindexnoun
indicíbelunspeakable, unutterableadjective
îndicioclue, sign, indication, evidence (criminal)nounSpanish: indicio
índicizindexes, indicesnoun
indiferençaindifference, disregardnoun
indiferenteindifferentadjective
indignaciónindignation, outrage or strong displeasurenounSpanish: indignación
indignación justerighteous indignationnoun
indignadeindignantadjective
indignarmake angry, anger, cause outrageverbSpanish
indignar-seget angry, become indignant, be outragedverb
índigoindigo: tropical plant of the pea familynoun
indirectaménindirectlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
indirecte [indirecta-]indirectadjective
indiscriminadeindiscriminateadjective
indiscutíbelquestionless, undisputed, indisputableadjective
indispensábelindispensableadjective
indisponercause to become indisposedverb
indistinteindistinct, faint: not apparentadjective
individualindividual (can't be divided further)adjective
individuozindividuals, persons (denotes separation from the group as a whole)noun
îndjênAmerican Indian (slang)noun
indo-arábicIndo-Arabicadjective
IndochinaIndochina - includes Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Laosnoun
indonesianoIndonesiannoun
indubdábelindubitable: impossible to doubt; unquestionableadjective
indubdabelménindubitably, undoubtedly, without a doubtadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
înduccióninduction: leading tonoun
înducir [îndux-, îndusca-, înducc-]induce, lead intoverb
IndustônHindustannoun
îndustria de semiconductorezsemiconductor industrynounSpanish: industria de semiconductores
îndustrialindustrialadjective
îndustrializaciónindustrializationnoun
îndustrializarindustrializeverb
inefábelineffable, beyond expressionadjective
inefabilitáineffabilitynoun
ineficaceineffectualadjective
ineficacia, ineficacitáineffectiveness, inefficiencynoun
inegsistençanonexistencenoun
inegsistentenonexistentadjective
inegsorábelinexorable: unable to be persuadedadjective
inegsperiençainexperience, greenness (colloquial)noun
inegsplicábelinexplicableadjective
inegsplicabelméninexplicablyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inegsploradeunexplored, untraveledadjective
inegspresábelinexpressibleadjective
inegstinguíbelinextinguishableadjective
inegstricábelinextricableadjective
inegstricabelméninextricablyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inegualunequaladjective
inegualitáinequalitynoun
inelegíbelineligibleadjective
ineluctábelineluctable: impossible to evade or avoidadjective
inemigal, inemicinimicaladjective
inemigoenemynoun
inemistáenmitynoun
inepteineptadjective
ineptitud [-tudin-]ineptitudenoun
inequivocaménunequivocallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inequívoque, sens equívoqueunequivocal, unambiguousadjective
inerciainertianoun
inercialinertialadjective
inerte [inerci-]inertadjective
inescusábelunexcusable, inexcusable, unforgivableadjective
inesperadeunexpected, unforeseenadjective
inestábelunstable, unsteadyadjective
inestabilitáinstabilitynoun
inevitábelinevitableadjective
inevitabelméninevitablyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inevitabilitáinevitability: the quality of being certain to occurnounSpanish: inevitabilidad; Portuguese: inevitabilidade; French: inévitabilité; Italian: inevitabilità
infacilnot easy, difficultadjective
infalíbelinfallible, foolproofadjective
infamaciónslander, defamationnoun
infamarslander, speak badly about, misspeakverb
infantyoung childnoun
infanteríainfantrynoun
infantilchild's, children's, infantile, childishadjective
infatigábeltireless, indefatigable, unflaggingadjectiveFrench/Spanish: infatigable; Italian: infaticabile
înfeccióninfectionnoun
înfeccioseinfectiousadjective
înfectarinfectverb
infelice, infeliçunhappyadjective
infelicitáunhappiness, infelicitynoun
înferençainferencenoun
inferioreinferioradjective
inferioritáinferioritynoun
înferir [înfere-]infer, concludeverb
infernalinfernaladjective
infernohell, underworldnoun
infestarinfestverb
înfiltracióninfiltrationnoun
infinitáinfinity, infinitude, infinitenessnoun
infinitaménvastly, infinitelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
infinite [infinita-]infiniteadjective
infinitoinfinitenoun
înfixoinfixnoun
înflammatorieinflammatoryadjective
inflecsíbelunyielding, uncompromising, inflexibleadjectivePortuguese: inflexível; Spanish: inflexible; Italian: inflessibile
înflecsióninflectionnoun
înfleter [înflecs-]inflectverb
înfluençainfluencenounSpanish: influencia; French: influence; Portuguese: influência; Italian: influenza; Catalan: influència
înfluir [înfluy-]influence, be influentialverb
înfluyenteinfluentialadjective
înfluyúinfluencedverbpast tense of -uir verb
înfomerchauinfomercialnoun
înformacióninformationnoun
înformación secreteintelligence: secret informationnoun
înformarinformverb
înfotenimentoinfotainment (entertainment that is informational or instructional)noun
infraestructurainfrastructurenoun
infrarujeinfraredadjective
infructuosefruitless, unsuccessfuladjective
înfundirinfuseverb
îngeñeroengineernoun
îngeñerwergengineering (the work of engineering), field of engineeringnounDutch: ingenieurswerk; Spanish: ingeniería; Galician: enxeñaría; French: ingénierie; Portuguese: engenharia
ingenuenaive, ingenuous (not genius)adjective
InglaterraEnglandnoun
inglechEnglish language, person from Englandnoun
ingleseEnglishadjective
ingrateungratefuladjective
íngremesteepadjectivePortuguese
îngresaradmit (patient, prisoner), join (army, social club)verb
îngresiveingessiveadjective
îngresoadmissionnounItalian: ingresso
îngreso librefree admission/entrynounItalian: ingesso libero
íngrimeby oneself, all alone without companyadjective
înherenteinherentadjective
inhîbirinhibitverb
inhîbitorieinhibitoryadjective
inicialméninitiallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inicueiniquitous: grossly unfair and morally wrongadjective
inicuitáiniquitynoun
inimaxinábelunimaginableadjective
inimitábelinimitableadjective
inînterrompidecontinuous (line, surface); unbroken; uninterruptedadjective
inînterrompiducontinuous (line, surface); unbroken; uninterruptedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
înjeccióninjectionnoun
înjetarinjectverb
injustiçainjusticenoun
inmadureinexperienced and immature, callowadjective
inmarcescíbelimmarcescible; unfading, that does not witheradjectiveSpanish: inmarcesible (que no puede marchitarse); Italian: immarcescibile; French/Catalan: immarcescible; Portuguese: imarcescível
inmediatamôn, de inmediateimmediatelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
inmediate [inmediata-]immediate, instantadjective
inmerecideundeserved, unmeritedadjective
inmesurábelimmeasurableadjective
înmigraciónimmigrationnoun
înmigrantiimmigrantnoun
înmigrarimmigrateverb
inminenteimminentadjective
inmobiliarioreal estate (unmoveable things)nounSp: inmobiliario
inmoralimmoraladjective
inmoralitáimmoralitynoun
inmortalimmortaladjective
inmortalitáimmortalitynoun
inmovilimmobileadjective
inmovilitáimmobilitynoun
inmunológicimmunologicadjective
inmunologíêimmunologynoun
inmutábelunchangeable, immutableadjectivenot liable to variation or variability
înnateinnate (ability, talent)adjective
innegábelundeniable, unnegatableadjectivePortuguese: inegável; Spanish: innegable
innegabelménundeniablyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
innobel [innobl-]ignobleadjective
innumerábelinnumerableadjective
înnuvacióninnovationnoun
înnuvarinnovateverb
înnuvative, înnuvadoreinnovativeadjective
inobteniuunobtainiumnoun
inocenteinnocent, blameless, naiveadjective
inofensiveharmless, inoffensiveadjectiveSpanish: inofensive
inolvidábelunforgettableadjective
inôperábelinoperableadjective
inoportuneinopportuneadjective
inoxidábelrustproofadjective
inquebrantábelsteadfast, unwavering, unshakeable, unbreakableadjectiveSpanish: inquebrantable
inquilinotenantnoun
înquisidorinquisitornoun
insaciábelinsatiableadjective
insalubreinsalubrious, unhealthy, unwholesomeadjective
insatisfactorieunsatisfactoryadjective
înscripciónenrollment, registration, signing-upnoun
înscriteinscribedadjective
înscrituenrolled, signed uppast participle
înscriver [înscrit-, înscrip-]sign up, enroll, inscribeverb
insegureinsecure, unsecureadjective
insensíbelinsensitive, unaffectedadjective
insensibilitáinsensitivitynoun
inseparábelinseparableadjective
inseparabilitáinseparabilitynoun
inserarinsert, introduce, put inverb
insertu, insertaduinsertedpast participle
insetoinsect, bugnoun
însidioseinsidiousadjective
insinuanteinsinuating, suggestive or provocative, flirtatiousadjective
însinuarinsinuateverb
însistençainsistencenounSpanish/Galician: insistencia; Portuguese: insistência; Italian: insistenza; French: insistance; Romanian: insistență
însisterinsistverbItalian: insistere; French: insister; Portuguese/Spanish: insistir
însolacióninsolation: impact of sun's raysnoun
însôliteunusualadjectiveSpanish: insólite
insolúbelinsolubleadjective
insomniasleeplessness, insomnianoun
înspiracióninspirationnoun
înspiranteinspiringadjective
înspirarinspireverb
înstalacióninstallationnoun
înstalarinstallverb
înstantaneinstantaneousadjective
înstanteinstantadjective
înstintiveinstinctiveadjective
înstintuinstinctnoun
înstintualinstinctualadjective
înstitucióninstitution, establishmentnounSpanish: institución
înstitucionalinstitutionaladjective
înstitucionalizarinstitutionalize (values, practices, courtesies)verb
înstituirinstitute, foundverb
înstitutoinstitute, institution, research centernoun
Înstituto SmithsonianSmithsonian Institutionnoun
înstituyúinstituted, foundedverbpast tense of -uir verb
înstrucciónzinstructions: directions on how to use or do somethingnoun
înstructorinstructornoun
înstructriç [+:înstructricez]instructor (woman)noun
înstruir [înstruc-]instructverb
înstruyúinstructedverbpast tense of -uir verb
insubordenacióninsubordinationnoun
insuficiença cardiaqueheart failurenoun
insuficiença riñalrenal failurenoun
insuficienteinsufficientadjective
insulareinsular: of or related to an islandadjective
însultanteinsulting, aggressiveadjectiveSpanish: insultante
însultoinsult (verbal abuse)noun
insumozraw materials, supplies, chemicals for manufacturingnoun
insuportábelunbearable, unendurableadjective
insurgençainsurgencynoun
insurgentiinsurgent, insurrectionistnoun
insurgerrise againstverb
insusteníbelunsustainableadjective
insustituíbelirreplaceable, not able to be substitutedadjective
intachábelirreproachable, faultlessadjective
integraciónintegrationnoun
integradeintegratedadjectivePast participle adjective form
integraduintegratedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
integral, integrandeintegraladjective
integrarintegrateverb
integritáintegrity, trustworthiness of somethingnoun
intelectuintellect, intelligence (of person)noun
intelectualintellectualadjective
intelectuauintellectualnoun
intelixençaintelligence: ability to thinknoun
intelixença accionábelactionable intelligencenoun
intelixença artificialartificial intelligencenoun
intelixenteintelligentadjective
intelixenteménintelligentlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
intelixíbelintelligibleadjective
intelixibilitáintelligibilitynoun
intelixibilitá mutuemutual intelligibilitynoun
întênciónintention, aim, purpose, intentnoun
întêncionalintentionaladjectiveSpanish/Catalan/Portuguese: intencional; French: intentionnelle; Italian: intenzionale/intemzionato
întêncionalitáintentionalitynoun
întênderintend, mean (turn one's attention to)verb
întensaménvery much (suffer)adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
întense [întensa-]intense: extreme, deepadjective
întensifiçar [întensifica-]intensify, escalateverb
întentar, tratarattempt; tryverb
întercambiábelinterchangeableadjective
întercambiarexchange, swap; shareverb
întercambioexchange, interchangenoun
înterceder [înterces-]intercedeverb
întercepcióninterceptionnoun
înterceptábelinterceptableadjective
înterceptarinterceptverb
întercesiónintercessionnoun
întercomprensiónintercomprehensionnoun
întercomprensiveintercomprehensiveadjective
înterconecsióninterconnectionnoun
înterconectivitáinterconnectivitynoun
întercostalintercoastaladjective
înterculturalintercultural, cross-cultural (esp. communication, between groups)adjective
înterdependença económiceconomic interdependencenoun
înterdiccióninterdictionnoun
înterdisciplinareinterdisciplinaryadjective
înterésinterestnoun
înteresadeinterestedadjectivePast participle adjective form
înteresaduinterestedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
înteresanteinterestingadjective
înteresarinterestverb
înterestelareinterstellar, between the starsadjective
înterfásicinterphasicadjective
înterferença electromagnéticelectromagnetic interferencenoun
întergalácticintergalacticadjective
întergenracionalintergenerationaladjective
înteriorinteriornoun
înterioreinterior, insideadjective
înterioritáinterioritynoun
înterjeccióninterjectionnoun
înterjetar [înterjec-]interjectverb
înterligación de redizinternetworkingnounPortuguese: interligação de redes; Spanish: interconexión de redes
înterligarinterconnectverb
înterlocutorinterlocutor, participant in a dialoguenoun
interlocutorieinterlocutory, preparatory to a definitive decisionadjective
întermediaciónintermediationnoun
întermediateintermediateadjective
întermedjareintermediary, middlemanadjective
întermedjariointermediary, go-between, middleman, intermediatornounSpanish: intermedio, intermediario; Portuguese: intermediário; French: intermédiaire
interminábelinterminable, inextinguishableadjective
întermitenteintermittent, occurring at irregular intervalsadjective
înternacionalinternationaladjective
înternacionalismo liberalliberal internationalismnoun
înternalizarinternalizeverb
înternar en un înstitucióninstitutionalize, put into an institutionverb
înterne, înternalinternal, inneradjective
înternetinternetnoun
înternet dele cosaz (IdC)internet of things (IoT)noun
înterôperábelinteroperableadjective
înterôperabilitáinteroperabilityother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounSpanish: interoperabilidad
înterpesonalinterpersonaladjective
înterplanetareinterplanetaryadjective
înterpolacióninterpolationnoun
înterpretacióninterpreting, interpretationnoun
înterpretadeinterpretedadjective
înterpretarinterpret, perform a part or role (play, musical, symphonic...)verb
intérpretiinterpreternoun
înterrogacióninterrogationnoun
interrogantiquestion, question marknoun
înterrogarinterrogateverb
înterromperinterrupt, breakverb
înterrupcióninterruptionnoun
înterruptorswitch (electrical)nounSpanish: interruptor
întertecstualintertextualadjective
întertecstualitáintertextualitynoun
întervencióninterventionnoun
întervenir [întervini-, întervenga-]interveneother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderverbSpanish/French: intervene; Portuguese: interver
intestinalintestinaladjective
intestineinternecine, internaladjective
intestinogut, bowel, intestinenounPo, Sp
intimaménintimatelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
íntime [íntima-]intimate, closeadjective
intolerábelintolerableadjective
intranquilrestless, uneasy, anxious, unsettledadjective
intransferíbeluntransferable, inalienableadjectivePortuguese: intransferível
intransigençaintransigencenoun
intransigenteuncompromising, intransigentadjective
intransigentemén, sens compromisouncompromisinglyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish/Portuguese: intransigentemente; French: sans compromis
intransmutábelintransmutableadjective
intrepidedauntless, unmoved by threat or danger, intrepidadjective
intrigandeintriguingadjective
intriganteintriguing, arousing curiosityadjective
intrigarintrigueverb
întrínsequeintrinsicadjective
întroducciónintroductionnoun
întroducir [întrodux-, întrodusca-, întroducc-]introduce: lead/bring a person or thing into a place or groupverb
întroductorieintroductoryadjective
intuchábeluntouchable, bulletproof (figurative)adjective
întuiciónintuitionnoun
întuitiveintuitiveadjective
inumaninhumanadjective
înundacióndeluge, flood, inundationnoun
inútiluseless, pointless, of no use, unavailingadjectiveSpanish
învadirinvadeverb
invalidadeinvalidatedadjective
invalidarinvalidateverb
invariábelinvariableadjective
învasióninvasionnoun
invencíbelinvincible, unconquerableadjective
învención, înventoinventionnoun
înventadeinventedadjectivePast participle adjective form
înventaduinventedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
înventarinventverb
înventiveinventiveadjective
înverseinverseadjective
înversióninversion, reversal (of policy, opinion), investment (turnaround or something turned over)noun
invertebradoinvertebratenoun
învestidurainvestment, investiturenoun
inviábelinviable, not viableadjective
invicteunbeaten, undefeated, unconqueredadjective
inviolábelinviolableadjective
invizíbelinvisibleadjective
invizibilitáinvisibilitynoun
inxerençainterference (of election, etc.)nounSp: injerencia
iónicIonicadjective
ionosferaionospherenoun
ionosféricionosphericadjective
ipnosihypnosisnoun
ipnotichypnoticadjective
iporaitevery content, satisfied, happyadjectiveGuarani
iporecontent, happy, and good to goadjectiveGuarani: iporã
iquíhereother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ir tentandu le caminofind one's wayverb
ir trôvar algomgo and see someoneverb
ir [va-, iv-, yend]goverbcombination of ir and aller
iraanger, wrathnoun
IrakiIraqnoun
irakianiraqiadjective
irakianoiraqi (person)noun
irascíbelirascible, quarrelsomeadjective
iridescençairidescencenounSpanish: iridiscencia; Italian: iridescenza; Catalan: iridescència; Portuguese: iridescência
iridescenteiridescent: lustrous, or colorful in effect or appearanceadjective
iridiuiridiumnoun
irîsirisnoun
irlandechIrishnoun
irmanasister (biological)noun
irmanastrastepsisternoun
irmanastrostepbrothernoun
irmanobrother (biological)noun
irracionalirrationaladjective
îrradiaciónirradiationnoun
irréalunrealadjective
irrealisteunrealisticadjective
irredentismoirredentismnoun
irredentisteirredentistadjective
irredimábelunredeemableadjective
irreflecsiónnon-thinking, irreflection, thoughtlessnessnoun
irrefutábelirrefutable, incontrovertible, unanswerable, undeniable, indisputable, unquestionableadjectivePortuguese: irrefutável; Spanish: irrefutable; French: irréfutable; Italian: irrefutabile
irregulareirregularadjective
irreizonábelunreasonableadjective
irrelevançairrelevancenoun
irrelevanteirrelevantadjective
irrenunciábelirrevocable, indispensable, not able to renounce, inalienableadjectivePortuguese: irrenunciável; Spanish: irrenunciable; Italian: irrinunciabile
irreparábelirreparable, beyond repairingadjective
irreprensíbelblameless; not reprehensible; irreproachableadjectiveSpanish: irreprensible; Portuguese: irrepreensível/irrepreensíveis
irreprensibelménblamelesslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Portuguese: irrepreensivelmente
irreprochábelirreproachable, faultless, above reproach, flawless, beyond reproach adjectiveSpanish: irreprochable; French: irréprochable; Catalan: irreprotxable; Romanian: irepro?abil
irresponsábelirresponsibleadjective
irreversíbelirreversibleadjective
irrevocábelirrevocable, indefeasibleadjective
irriconciliábelirreconcilable, refuses reconciliation or compromiseadjective
irriemplacíbelirreplaceableadjective
îrrigaciónirrigationnoun
îrrigarirrigate: lead water toverb
îrromperburst in, raidverb
iscabaitnounPortuguese
isla [insul-, aisla-]islandnoun
islámicIslamicadjective
islamismoIslamnoun
islandechIcelandicnoun
Islaz Vírgene BritánicBritish Virgin Islandsnoun
isleñoislandernoun
isoglosaisogloss, heteroglossnoun
isoglucosaisoglucosenoun
isopropanolrubbing alcohol or isopropyl alcohol with the molecular formula C₃H₈O or C₃H₇OH or CH₃CHOHCH₃noun
isostasiisostasynoun
isótopoisotopenoun
ispañese, ispañoleSpanishadjective
ispanicHispanicadjective
IspanoaméricaHispanic America, Spanish Americanoun
ispanofoniaHispanosphere (places where Spanish is a dominant language, countries where Spanish is widely spoken)noun
ispanofonoHispanophone (person who speaks the Spanish Language)noun
ispañolaSpanish (from Spain)noun
isquerdeleftadjective
isquerdistaleft-wingernoun
isquerdisteleft-wingadjective
isquerdoleft (direction)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
israelitaIsraelitenounSpanish/Italian/Portuguese
issarhoist up (a flag), haul upverb
isteastnoun
isteeastadjective
isteñoeasternernoun
istmoisthmusnoun
ItaliaItalynoun
italianItalianadjective
italianoItalian language, person from Italynoun
îteracióniterationnoun
îterariterateverb
îterativeiterative (usually a procedure that has repetition to finish- loop)adjective
itinerarioitinerarynoun
ivaimperfect past of irverb
ivernaciónhibernationother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ivernalwinter, wintryadjective
ivernarhibernateverb
ivernowinternoun
izotispanish bayonet, yuccanoun
jaalready, beforeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
jabeliwild boar, wild pignoun
JacJack, Jacques (proper name)noun
jacajackfruitnounPortuguese/Catalan: jaca, Spanish: yaca
jacarialligatornoun
jacintohyacinthnounspanish
jactanciaboastfulness, boastingnoun
jactancioseboastfuladjective
jadeargasp, pantverb
jaiyoung and attractive womannoun
jaloeyellow (between yellow and light orange)adjective
jamásnot ever, never (more extreme than nunca)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
jambalayajambalayanounLouisiana French from Provençal jambalaia "stew of rice and fowl."
jantchiwheel rimnoun
JapónJapannoun
japonechJapanesenoun
japoneseJapaneseadjective
jaquetajacketnoun
jardín zoôlógiczoo, zoological parknoun
jardín [+:jardinez]gardennoun
jardinadjgardening (about gardening)noun
jardinerogardenernoun
jarquijerky: cured and dried meatnoun
jaulacagenoun
javelinajavelinnoun
jegadaarrivalnounSpanish: llegada, Portuguese: chegada
jegararrive (at), gradually becomeverb
jegar a conocimentocome to (somebody's) attentionverb
jegar a serbecome (involving a good deal of effort and time)verb
jehéngnatnoun
jenesécuaje ne sais quoi (I don’t know what)noun
jerarquíêhierarchynoun
jeroglífichieroglyphicadjective
jeróglifohieroglyphnoun
JerusalénJerusalemnoun
JesucristoJesus Christnoun
JesúsJesus (Christ)noun
jetlag; desfasi uorarejetlagnounSpanish: desfase horario
jicaracalabash fruitnoun
jicotistingless beenoun
jirafagiraffenoun
jirogyronoun
Jo gustam de lo bocu!I like that very much!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo jegará tarde ale treballo.I'm late for workphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo lu sentimI'm sorry, forgive me; My condolencesphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: Lo sientoliterally: I feel it. ; Apologize for being late.; offer condolences;
Jo me chamam...I call myself...phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo na conseghiúI 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 dicerI didn't mean to say; I didn't have the intention to sayphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo na pudem dechar estoI cannot let this go.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo tenem dretcho aI'm entitled tophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo ti atênderáI'll wait for youphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo treballam bocu.I work a lotphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo tuvi que …I had toverbSpanish: Tuve que …
Jo'stam en casa.I am at home.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo'stam ralanduI'm working hardphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Jo'stuvi temtade deI was tempted tophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
jociojoy, pleasurenounSpanish: gozo, French: joie; Portuguese: regozijo; Italian: gioia; Haitian Creole: jwa
jociosejoyous, joyfuladjectiveFrench: joyeux, joyeuse; Italian: gioiosa
jocosehumorous (movie, play, book, comment), jocular, jocoseadjective
jodajoke, bloody nuisancenoun
johobajojobanoun
jolenice, lovely, fine (ironic)adjectiveFr: joli, jolie
joleménnicely, prettilyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Fr: joliment
jonglerjuggleverbFrench/German
JordaniaJordannoun
jorrogush, outpouring, stream (out from)nounpo, sp:chorro
JóvanJohn, Jean (French), Juan (Spanish), João (Portuguese), Giovanni (Italian)nounHaitian Creole
jovenyoungster, young man, young womannounSpanish
jóvene [-juven-]young, teen, juvenileadjective
JoviJupiter (astrology, old Roman name for God of Jupiter)noun
jovialjovial: originally meant under the influence of Jupiter (Roman God of the sky)adjective
joyerojewelernoun
joyojewelnoun
júbilojubilation, joy/rejoicingnoun
jucadamove (in game), playnoun
jucadorplayer (of game)noun
jucarplay a sport or gameverb
jucherimprove the style of something, smarten up (a room, an outfit)verb
jucoplay, gamenoun
jucstaponer [jucstapust-, jucstapusi-, jucstaponga-, jucstaposi-]juxtaposeverb
Judá [judi-]Judahnoun
judaizermake live as the Jewsverb
judeç [judici-;+:judecez]judgenounLatin: iudex; Spanish: juez, jueza; Portuguese: juíza, juiz; Italian: giudice; Romanian: judecător
judeo-cristanJudeo-Christianadjective
judicaturajudiciary: group of judgesnoun
judicialjudicialadjective
judiciarejudiciaryadjective
judiciariocourts and judicial system considered as a groupnoun
judiciojudgementnoun
judicio erroneerroneous judgmentother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderItalian: giudizio erroneo; Spanish: juicio erróneo
judiciosejudiciousadjective
judieJewishadjective
judiozJewsnoun
juncajunk (traditional sailboat)noun
juncalslender and gracefuladjectiveRomani
juñoJune (month)nounCatalan: juny; Portuguese: junho; French: juin
juntajoint (anatomy)noun
juntadujoined, linkedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
juntaméntogether, jointlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
juntarjoin together, gather upverb
juntetogether, joinedadjective
juntostogether with, next toother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
JúpitêrJupiter (the planet in the solar system)noun
juquêteríatoy storenoun
juquêtitoynoun
juquêtoneplayful, frisky, full of energyadjective
jurarswear, take an oathverb
jurídicjuridical: of or relating to judicial proceedings and the administration of the law.adjective
juriojurynoun
jurisdicciónjurisdiction, authoritynounSpanish: jurisdicción; Portuguese: jurisdição
jurisprudençajurisprudencenoun
jurista [juris-]juristnoun
jusgar mau; na calcular bienmisjudge, not calculate wellverbSpanish: no calcular bien, juzgar mal
jusgar [judici-]judge, considerverb
jusgaumilitary tribunalnounMexican Spanish: juzgau
juste [justi-]just: rightadjective
justiçajusticenoun
justiçábeljusticiable: subject to trial in a court of lawadjective
justificaciónjustificationnoun
justificadejustified, righteousadjective
justificadujustifiedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
justifiçar [justifica-]justifyverb
justificativejustificatory, justificative; supporting and/or documentaryadjectiveSpanish: justificativo, French: justificative
jutjute: rough fiber used to make ropes and twinenoun
jutifresh water snailnoun
juveniljuvenile, youthfuladjective
juvenilményouthfullyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
juventud [-tudin-]youth (abstract form)noun
l'absurdothe absurdnoun
l'actualitácurrent affairs, current newsnoun
l'actualitá înternacionalinternational newsnoun
l'ámbito geográficthe geographical scopenoun
l'añu pasadelast year, the year past (passed)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
l'aplicación dele leylaw enforcement, enforcement of the lawnoun
l'apoyo athe advocacy ofother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderphraseItalian: l’appoggio a
l'aspectu económic dethe economics of, the financial aspects ofphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
l'empresa i l'ovrerozcapital and labornoun
l'establecimento gradual dele confiança mutuegradual confidence buildingnoun
l'etapa de preparaciónthe planning stage, the planning periodnoun
l'Eternothe Everlasting God; the Eternalnoun
l'îndustria petrolerethe oil industrynoun
l'obtención deobtaining...nounSpanish: la obtención de
l'occidentithe westnoun
l'om i l'outroone and the other, bothother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
l'omez acia l'outroztowards one anotherother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
l'orientithe eastnoun
l'Últime Denathe Last Suppernoun
l'últime etapazthe final stagesnoun
l'últime simfoníêz de BeethovenBeethoven's late symphoniesnoun
labayerbark (make dog sound)verb
laberintolabyrinthnoun
labor de equipo, treballo de equipoteam effortnoun
laboralworkingadjective
laborioselaborious, industriousadjective
lacrarseal with waxverb
lacrayacentipedenoun
lacrimatorielachrymatoryadjectiveSpanish: lacrimatoria; Portuguese: lacrimatório
lacrimogenastear gasnoun
lacrimógenetear-producing, weepy, tear jerkingadjective
lacsantelaxativeadjective
lacsantilaxativenoun
lácteodairy productnoun
lado [-later-]side (see: lateral)noun
ladrónthiefnoun
lagolakenoun
lagrimatearnoun
lagunalagoonnoun
laícsecular, state (institution), not religiousadjectiveSpanish: laico, Portuguese: leigo, French: laïque, laïc
laicismosecularismnoun
laicitásecularism, that of lay personsnounFrench: laïcité, Galician: laicidade, Catalan: laïcitat
lajaflagstone, sandstonenouncombination: Catalan, Portuguese, Spanish
lambicóncreep (detestable person)noun
lamentábellamentable, regrettableadjective
lamentabelménlamentably, regrettably, unfortunatelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
lamentaciónlamentationnoun
lamentarlamentverb
lamentar-selament, mournverb
lamentolamentnoun
lamerlick (can be used figuratively)verbSpanish
lámpadalampnoun
lampionlamppostnounNeapolitan
lanawoolnounItalian/Spanish: lana; French: laine; Catalan: llana; Galician: la; Portuguese: lã
lançalancenoun
lancealight spear, lancenounOld French lance "spear, lance, lance-length" (12c.), from Latin lancea "light spear, Spanish lance" (Italian lancia, Spanish lanza)
lanchadelaunched, thrownadjective
lanchadulaunched, thrownpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
lanchamentolaunchingnoun
lancharlaunch (business, enterprise, website), throw (hard, violently)verbitalian: lanciare; spanish: lanzar; portuguese: lançar
lantchonold, heavy duty American carnoun
lápida (sepulcral)tombstonenoun
lapidjotombstonenounPortuguese: lapide, Italian: lapideo
lápispencilnoun
lapsulapse (in judgement), errornoun
larihome, near fireplacenoun
laringilarynx, voice boxnoun
laringitilaringitisnoun
lasañalasagnanoun
laser-productolaser productnoun
lasozties (political...), lassos, decorative bow/knotnoun
lasoz comerchalcommercial tiesnoun
lassarlassoverb
lassolasso, looped knotnoun
latacan (of preserved food)noun
latentelatentadjective
laterallateral, of the side (see: lado)adjective
latidothrob/beat (of heart, etc)noun
latifundiolarge estate (usually rural)noun
latifundistaowner of a large estatenoun
latínLatinnoun
latinamericanLatin Americanadjective
latinamericanoLatin Americannoun
latirthrob/beat (of heart, etc)verb
latitud [-tudin-]latitudenoun
latonbrassnoun
latrocinioarmed robbery, larcenynoun
laudatorielaudatory, applausiveadjective
laudobinding judgement in arbitration; finding/decisionnoun
launjlounge bar (place of eating, drinking, and socializing)noun
laurwaitnounGerman: Lauer
lavábelwashableadjective
lavadjwashingnoun
lavadj cerevralbrain washingnoun
lavadj de dineiromoney launderingnoun
lavadora, máchina de lavarwasher, washing machinenoun
lavanderíalaundrynoun
lavandería automáticlaundromatnoun
lavarwashverb
le bíz-nizthe height of excellence or qualitynounfrom the bee's knees (an American colloquialism from the 1920s)
le bone noticiathe Good Newsnoun
Le chîminea semprê estava echandu fumo.The chimney always smoked.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
le clasi dirigientethe Establishment; directing classnoun
le Concilio de Seguritá dele Naciónz Unidethe Security Council of the United Nationsnoun
le cumplimento de su promesafulfilling his promise, keeping his promisenoun
le cumplimento dele leylaw enforcement (compliance)noun
Le Deo Xayêmethe Living Godnoun
le Despatcho Ovalthe Oval Officenoun
le Día de ReyezEpiphany, Three Kings Daynoun
le división de treballothe division of labornoun
le fasonthe waynoun
le feitor umanthe human factornoun
le género umanhumankind, mankindnoun
le mais...the mostcomparative or superlative
le mayor...the oldest (when referring to people), the greatestcomparative or superlative
le mellor actuaciónthe best performancenoun
le mellor...the bestcomparative or superlative
le menor...the least, smallestcomparative or superlative
le mesa estam pustethe table is setphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
le mundi entere, l'entere mundithe whole world, the entire worldnoun
le mundi librethe free worldnoun
le naciónz pertenecentethe member nationsnoun
le nivel de vidastandard of livingnoun
le pelonadeath personifiednoun
le peor...the worstcomparative or superlative
le prensathe pressnoun
le primare pasoz vacilante acia le democraciêthe first tentative steps towards democracyphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
le quethat 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 betweenphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
le Rinaicimentothe Renaissancenoun
le ritmo de vida freneticthe frenzied pace of lifenoun
le, l'thearticle or demonstrative
leafasalary, wagenoun
lealloyaladjective
lealitáallegiance, loyaltynoun
lebilipnoun
lebiallabialadjective
lebrilloglazed clay pan for washing, basinnounSpanish: lebrillo
lecsemalexemenoun
lécsiclexicaladjective
lecsicolexiconnoun
lecsicográficlexicographic, relating to compiling a lexicon or dictionaryadjective
lecsicografíêlexicographynoun
lecsicógrafo, lecsicógrafalexicographernoun
lecturareadingnoun
legadolegacynoun
legallegal, lawfuladjective
legalismolegalismnoun
legalistalegalistnoun
legarbequeathverb
legislaciónlegislationnoun
legisladelegislatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
legisladorlegislatornoun
legisladulegislatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
legislarlegislate: make lawsverb
legislativelegislative, congressionaladjective
legislaturalegislature: period of office, parliamentnoun
legitimarlegalize, legitimatizeverb
legítimelegitimate, rightfuladjective
legitimitálegitimacynoun
leigo [laic-]layman, regular personnounPortuguese
leitoriverbednoun
lejelightweight, thinadjective
lelio [+:lelioz]lily [+:lilies]noun
lemurlemurnoun
LemusinaOccitan languagenoun
leñafirewoodnoun
lengeríêlingerie, linen goodsnoun
lengua maternenative language, mother tonguenoun
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, computingnounSee also: idioma
lenguadj de odiohate speechnoun
lentaménslowlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
lenteslow, slow-movingadjective
leonlionnoun
lesíbellegible: readableadjective
lesideread (past participle)adjective
lesidor, lector, lectriç [+:lectricez]readernoun
lesiduread (past participle)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
lesientereading (present participle)adjective
lesirreadverb
lesiturareadingnoun
letallethaladjective
letcheromilkmannoun
letchi en polvpowdered milknoun
letchi [lácte-]milknoun
letchugalettucenoun
letonLatviannoun
letoneLatvianadjective
LetoniaLatvianoun
letra [liter-]letter: character representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the symbols of an alphabet.noun
letradeliterateadjectivePast participle adjective form
letraduliteratepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
levam un împusto decarries a tax ofphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
levancalever, joysticknoun
levantamentouprisingnoun
levantar-seget up, get out of bedverbFrench
levarcarry (take)verb
levar un vida delive a life ofother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
levelight (when referring to weight or load); faint (hope, smile)adjective
levitálevity, lightnessnoun
levitaciónlevitationnoun
levitarlevitateverb
Levíticu Leviticusnoun
lexanedistant, far awayadjective
lexosfar, far awayother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
Ley de DuvergerDuverger's Lawnoun
ley [leg-]lawnoun
líaPresent Subjunctive of [haver]; there are; there isverbSpanish: 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
LíbanoLebanonnounSpanish, Portuguese
liberadeliberatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
liberaduliberatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
liberalliberaladjective
liberalismoliberalismnoun
liberalizaciónliberalization, de-regulationnoun
liberalizarliberalizeverb
liberalménliberallyadjective
liberarliberateverb
liberauliberal (in politics or social norms)noun
liberau clásicclassical liberalnoun
libertáliberty, freedomnoun
libertá académicacademic freedomnoun
libertadorliberatornoun
libertinadjdebauchery, an anything goes mentalitynoun
libidolibido, sex-drivenoun
librapound (measurement); Libra (astrology)noun
libre (-liber-)free, unrestrictedadjective
libreménfreely, without restrictionadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
licençalicensenoun
licensaturadegree (usually bachelor's), course of studynounSpanish: licenciatura
liceohigh school, advanced school, lyceumnoun
liciónlessonnoun
licitaciónbidding (of auction, contract)noun
licitepermissable, allowedadjective
licorliqueurnoun
licoreiraliqueur cabinetnoun
lídêrleadernoun
lídêr opositoreopposition leadernoun
lidêrazgoleadershipnoun
ligaleague (usually of soccer)noun
ligaciónconnection, (phone) call, liaisonnoun
ligaduratie (music)noun
ligamentoligamentnoun
ligarmake connection, switch on, call upverb
ligereslight, faint, gentle, minor/unimportant, undemanding, frivolous, lightadjectiveSpanish: ligera
lilalilacnoun
limalimenoun
limbolhome-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 sticknoun
limelime coloradjective
limerençalimerence: involuntary infatuation with obsessive thoughts for someone elsenounSpanish: limerencia; Italian: limerenza; French: limerence
limitaciónlimitation, constraintnoun
limitadelimitedadjectivePast participle adjective form
limitadulimitedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
limitarlimit, restrictverb
límitilimit, boundary, maximum, borderlinenoun
límitiz borroseblurred boundariesnoun
limónlemonnoun
limonadalemonadenoun
limpaducleanedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
limparclean, wipe upverb
limpeclean, clearadjective
limpesacleanlinessnoun
liñalinenoun
liña argumentalplot, storyline, line of the plotnoun
liñadjlineagenoun
liñal, liñarelinear, linealadjective
lincilynxnoun
lindehandsome, pretty, beautifuladjective
linguallingual, of the tongueadjective
linguistalinguistnoun
linguísticlinguisticadjective
linguística computacionalcomputational linguisticsnoun
liquen [+:liquenz]lichennoun
líquideliquidadjective
líquidoliquidnoun
lira de dieç cuerdazten-stringed lyrenoun
líriclyrical, lyricadjective
líricalyricsnoun
lisesmooth (to the touch)adjective
lisonjereflattering, glibadjectivePortuguese: lisonjeira; Spanish: lisonjerasugar-coated (words)
lista de controlchecklistnoun
lista de distribucióndistribution listnoun
litchilycheenoun
literalliteral: taking words in their natural meaningadjective
literaturaliteraturenoun
litificaciónlithificationnoun
litigiolitigationother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounSpanish: litigio; Portuguese: litígio
litigioselitigious: concerned with lawsuits or litigationadjective
litiulithiumnounSpanish: litio; Portuguese: lítio
litogenelithogenous: produced by stoneadjective
litogénesilithogenesisnoun
litogéniclithogenicadjective
litológiclithologicadjective
litologíêlithologynoun
litoraulittoral zone, near shore (geographical)noun
litosferalithospherenoun
litosfériclithosphericadjective
litroliter (measurement)noun
littoraucoastlinenoun
LituaniaLithuanianoun
lituanianLithuanianadjective
lituanianoLithuaniannoun
livreríabookshop or book storenoun
livrerobook sellernoun
livrescbookish, related to booksadjective
livretanotebooknoun
livrobooknoun
livro de lecturareader, reading book (usually for learning)noun
livro sagradeholy book (sacred book)noun
livrónbig booknoun
llamallamanoun
llaneflat, evenadjective
llanuraflatness, evenessnoun
llavinlock on a car, house doornoun
llavizkeysnoun
lledgeuglyadjectiveCatalan: lleig, lletja, lleigs, lletges
llenarfill, pack (boxes)verb
llenefulladjective
llene de determinaciónpurposeful (look)nounSpanish: llena de determinació
llene de humorismohumorous (person)adjective
llevantewearingadjective
llevarwear: have on clothesverb
llorarweep, cryverbSpanish
llorón, lloronacrybaby, weepernoun
Lo'preciam.I appreciate it.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
loandrooleandernounPortuguese: aloendro, loendro
lobançapraisenoun
lobarpraiseverb
lobearlobbyverb
lobowolfnoun
lobul têmporaltemporal lobenoun
lobul terminalterminal lobenoun
localizarlocalize, locate, findverb
locuaceloquacious, talkativeadjective
locuacitátalkativeness, loquacity, loquaciousnessnoun
locuciónphrase (linguistics)noun
locurafolly, madness, lunacynoun
locutoriotelephone booth, place of communicating and visiting (e.g. visiting room in prison)noun
lógiclogical, rationaladjective
lógica dialécticdialectical logicnoun
logicaménlogicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
logiciel; softwarêsoftwarenounFrench: logiciel, logicielle
lógicologic, reasoningnoun
logísticalogisticsnoun
logisticienlogisticiannoun
lograrobtain/attain/achieve (with some struggle), manage to (make something happen), get (to do something)verb
lomahillnoun
lombalower backnoun
lombarelumbar (support)adjective
lomozloinsnoun
lonacanvas, clothnoun
longevelong-livedadjective
longevitálongevitynoun
longhe [longe/i-]longadjective
longitud [-tudin-]longitude (geography), lengthnoun
longtêmpolong (time), for a long timeadverb (clearly and always an adverb)French: longtemps; Spanish: mucho tiempo
longura (de)length (of)noun
loraAmazonian parrotnoun
lorocoherbaceous vinenoun
lotilot: a share or an area for parking or for a buildingnoun
lotificaciónsubdivisionnoun
lotifiçar [lotifica-]subdivide lots of land for developmentverb
lubricantelubricating, that lubricatesadjective
lubricantilubricantnoun
lubricarlubricateverb
luç [luci-, +:lucez]light (sunlight, artificial)noun
LucaLuke, Lucasnoun
lúcidelucidadjective
lucidesalucidness, luciditynoun
luciérnagalightning big, fireflynoun
lucrativelucrativeadjective
lucroprofitnounItalian; Latin: lucru
lúdicplayful, ludicadjective
luegothen, later (on), afterwardsother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
lúgubrelugubrious, extremely mournfuladjective
LuisianaLouisiananoun
lumanative tree species known for its extremely hard woodnoun
lumbalúmelancholic recollectionnounPalenquero
lumbi [lumin-]glow, firewood, fuelnoun
luminescençaluminescencenoun
luminescenteluminescentadjective
luminoseluminous, brightadjective
luminositáluminositynoun
Lunamoonnoun
luna llenefull moonnoun
lunarelunar: based on the moonadjective
lundeyMondaynoun
lunfardoslangnoun
luogaplace, locationnoun
lusartolizardnounVenetian, Italian
luso-tropicalisteLuso-tropicalistadjective
lusofoniaThe Lusosphere, Lusophonynoun
lusofonoLusophone (person who speaks the Portuguese language)noun
lutchastruggle, effort towards a goalnoun
lutcharstruggle (for something), striveverb
luteranoLutherannoun
lutiwooden instrumentnoun
lutieroluthier: musical instrument makernoun
luvazglovesnoun
LuxemburgoLuxembourgnoun
luxoluxurynoun
luxoseluxurious, deluxeadjective
l’añu que venimnext year (looking to the future), the year that's comingnoun
l’añu seghientethe next year (in past time)noun
mabifermented drink from the Carribean made from the bark of the mabi treenoun
macabremacabreadjectiveFrench/Catalan: macabre; Portuguese/Spanish/Italian: macabro; German: makaber
macacinazmoccasinsnoun
macacomacaque, monkeynoun
macanasocrash, smash-up, collision of vehiclesnoun
macaneartell fibs and lie extravagantlyverb
macanero, macanerafib teller, liarnoun
macarón [+:macarónz], pastapasta, macaroninoun
macarónzmacaroni, noodlesnounSpanish: macarrón [+: macarrones]; Italian +: maccheroni; Portuguese: macarrão
macasestrong, resistantadjective
MacedoniaMacedonianoun
maceraciónmaceration, soaking and softeningnoun
macerarmacerateverb
machambaagricultural land (fertile land)nounMozambican Portuguese, Swahili
machiembrapine board with tongue-and-groove jointsnoun
máchina analíticanalytic machine (ancestor of computer)noun
máchina propagandístic midiáticmedia propaganda machinenoun
máchina [mecan-]machinenoun
machinaciónmachinationnounFrench: machination
machinarengineer, contriveverb
machinariomachinerynoun
machinîngeñerwergmechanical engineeringnoun
machinistamachinistnoun
machinitalittle machinenoun
machiniteromix masternoun
machónbuttressnoun
machotimodel, blueprintnoun
machuvery, quite (comes before adjective)intensifier or quantifierPapiamentu
machu conocidewell-knownadjective
machucarhurt, pound, crushverb
macrobióticmacrobioticadjective
macrocefalemacrocephalous, of a large headadjective
macrocosmomacrocosmnoun
macroeconomíêmacroeconomicsnoun
macsilamaxillanoun
mácsimemaximumadjective
macsimizaciónmaximizationnoun
madalaperson of high status or esteemnoun
maderawood (material made of wood)noun
maderamento; maderadjwoodworknounPortuguese: madeiramento; Spanish: maderaje
madereríalumberyardnoun
madererolumberjack, timber-merchant, lumber-dealernoun
madrê [matern-]mom, mother, mommanounLatin: matre, Spanish/Italian: madre; Sicilian: matri
madrinagodmother, sponsornoun
madrugadaearly morning, wee hours, dawn, daybreaknoun
madrugarget up early, get up at crack of dawn, be an early riserverb
maduremature, ripeadjective
maduresamaturity, mellownessnoun
magasatwinsnounHaitian
magentemagenta (between pink and violet)adjective
magicmagical, magicadjective
magicamagicadjective
magicienmagiciannoun
magistradomagistrate, functionary of a public officenoun
magistralmagistral, magisterial, masterfuladjectiveCatalan/Spanish/Portuguese: magistral; Italian: magistrale
magnánimemagnanimousadjective
magnanimitámagnanimitynoun
Magne ChartaMagna Carta, Great Charternoun
magnéticmagneticadjective
magnetofonotape recordernoun
magnetosferamagnetospherenoun
magnetosféricmagnetosphericadjective
magníficmagnificent, wonderful, splendidother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderadjSpanish/Portuguese: magnífico; Italian: magnifico; French: magnifique
magnificaciónmagnificationnoun
magnificaménmagnificentlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
magnifiçar [magnifica-]magnifyverb
magnitud de desplacimentomagnitude of displacementnoun
magnitud [-tudin-]magnitude (of earthquake, hurricane, etc)noun
magrethin (person, animal), not fatadjective
magwasorrow, griefnoun
mahíscornnounmahiz/mahís, Spanish: maíz, French: maïs
maioMay (month)noun
maismoreintensifier or quantifierVulgar Latin, Portuguese, Galician
mais abaijufurther down, lower downadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mais alláfartheradverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mais allá debeyondpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
mais arribaup (from respective position), higher up, upstream ofother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
mais australsouthernmostadjective
mais grandebigger (size)adjective
mais mauworse (feeling, state of being), more badlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mais o menos comabout as, more or less as, approximately (when comparing)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
mais pequinesmaller (size)adjective
mais que, mais demore thancomparative or superlative
mais saludábelhealthier, more wholesomeadjective
mal-estarunrest, feeling of faintness, malaise, uneasinessnounPortuguese: mal-estar; Spanish/Catalan/Galician: malestar; French: malaise; Italian: malessere
máladimaladynoun
malagachimalagasynoun
malayerbacommon poisonous weednoun
maldiccióndamnation, cursenoun
maldiciducursed, swornpast participle
malditecursedadjective
malespinsecret code used in 19th centurynoun
maletasuitcasenounSpanish: maleta
maleterotrunk, boot (British); porter: person who carries your luggagenounSpanish: maletero
maletínbriefcasenoun
malgastarsquander, wasteverb
MaliMalinoun
maliciamalice, ill will, wickedness, evil doing, maliciousnessnoun
maliciosemalicious, malevolentadjective
malienseMalianadjective
malignewicked, malignantadjective
MalignoEvil Onenoun
malnutriciónmalnutritionnoun
maltamaltnoun
maltacolorful shawlnoun
maltic, maltemaltyadjective
maltodecstrinamaltodextrinnounSpanish/Portuguese: maltodextrina; Italian: maltodestrina
malvadewicked, evil, villainous (of people)adjective
malversaciónembezzlement, misappropriation of fundsnounSpanish
malvolemalevolentadjective
malvolesamalevolencenoun
mamá, mamimomma, mommynoun
mamacitadearest mom, beautiful young mothernoun
mamar galotease (literally suckle the rooster)verb
mamîferomammalnoun
mamparapretextnoun
mañámorningnoun
manadapack (of wolves), bunch (group of people)noun
manancinatural spring, fountain (source)nounSpanish: manantial
mananci termalhot springnoun
manatimanateenoun
mançaapplenoun
mancadafailure when compromising; something missednoun
mancantelacking, devoidadjective
mancarbe lacking, missing; blow it (colloquial) [The subject is the thing that is lacking, and the indirect object is who lacks the thing.]verb
manchastainnoun
manchardefile, sully, smearverb
mancomunitácommonwealth, legal personality and local entitynoun
mandamentocommandment, order (to do something)noun
mandarorder: tell someone what to do; command (soldiers)verb
mandatariohead of state, leadernoun
mandatomandatenoun
mandíbulmandible, jawnounSpanish: mandíbula
mandolinamandolinnoun
mandracadafraudulent act, illegal dealingsnoun
manêgottimanicotti: Italian American kind of pasta. They are very large pasta tubes, usually ridged, that are intended to be stuffed and baked.noun
manejábelmanageableadjective
manejademanagedadjectivePast participle adjective form
manejadumanagedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
manejantemanagingadjective
manejarmanageverb
manêobramaneuver, manoeuvrenoun
manêobrarmaneuver/manoeuvre, work/operate with the handsverb
maneramannernoun
manexardrive (a vehicle)verbMexico Spanish: manejar
manexar pegade ale vehícul de delanchtailgate, follow closely while drivingverbLatin American Spanish: manejar pegado al vehículo de delante
mangasleeve, wind socknoun
mangomangonoun
maníacomaniacnoun
manifestaciónsocial occasion, mass meeting, rally, eventnoun
manifestantidemonstrator, protestor, demonstrationist, rioternoun
manifestardeclare: make clear, showverb
manifestemanifest: clear or obvious to the eye or mindadjective
manifestomanifesto: public declarationnoun
maningeabundant, plentiful, numerousadjectiveManingi is from the Shona dialect, but is commonly used throughout the Central Provinces of Mozambique
maniocaCassava, manioc, and yuca are all names for the same starchy tuber grown throughout South America, Africa, and Asia.noun
manipulaciónmanipulationnoun
manipularmanipulateverb
manipulativemanipulativeadjective
manitouVIP, very important personnoun
manivelacrank (of crossbow, etc)noun
manjereat or munch onverb
mansardaatticnoun
manteigabutternoun
manteiga de cacahuati; crema de cacahuatipeanut butter, PBnounSpanish: mantequilla de cacahuete, mantequilla de maní, crema de cacahuete
mantener a rayakeep at bayverb
mantener [mantuvi-, mantenga-]maintainverb
manteníbelmaintainableadjective
mantenimentomaintenance: conservation of, continuation ofnoun
manto terrestremantle (of the earth)noun
manuhandnoun
manu de obraworkforce, people in a company, hand of labornoun
manualmanualadjective
manuelmanualnoun
manuscritehandwrittenadjective
manuscritomanuscript: physical copy of text usually handwrittennoun
manzelinn, manzil, caravanserainounusually has stable for horses and cistern or well
mapamapnoun
mapa geográficgeographical mapnoun
mapa locallocal mapnoun
mapatchiraccoonnoun
mapinnapkinnoun
Maqreb (le)Maghrib (the), Maghrebnoun
maquearbeat up, clobber, thrashverb
maquiavélicMachiavellianadjectivePortuguese/Spanish: maquiavélico; French: machiavélique
maquiavelismomachiavellianismnounSpanish/Portuguese: maquiavelismo; French: machiavélisme
maquilamanufacturing industry particularly assembling plants for exporting to wealthy countriesnoun
maquiladoraassembling plant that has little to no taxes for imported parts.noun
marcadormarker (biology), indicatornoun
marcador epigenéticepigenetic markernoun
marcaz de luxo înternacionalinternational luxury brandsnoun
marcescerfade, wither (flower)verb
marchermarch, walk together (in military formation...)verb
marcialmartial (law), warlikenoun
marcianMartianadjective
marcianoMartiannoun
marcidewithered and lean; marcidadjectiveLatin: marcidus
marcobasis; framework (of constitution, essay, society...)noun
marçoMarch (month)nounRomanian: martie; French: mars; Spanish/Galician/Italian: marzo;, Portuguese: março; Catalan: març
Marco AurelioMarcus AreliusnounSpanish
marco políticpolitical frameworknoun
marcsismoMarxism (Karl Marx)noun
marcsistaMarxistnoun
marcsisteMarxistadjective
MarcuMark, Marcus, Marconoun
margaritadaisy (flower), also a drinknounSpanish: margarita; Portuguese: margarida, Italian: margherita, French: marguerite
margen continentalcontinental marginnounSpanish: margen continental
margen de manêobrabuffer, wiggle roomnoun
margen [+:margenz; margin-]margin, edgenoun
marginalmarginaladjective
marginar; marginalizarmarginalizeverbSpanish: marginar
marichaumarshalnoun
maridawifenoun
maridohusbandnoun
marinemarineadjective
marineromariner, sailor, seamannoun
marirmarryverb
marítimemaritime: of or pertaining to objects or actions related to or conducted on the seaadjective
marmeladamarmeladenoun
marmitalarge pot (for cooking)noun
mármolmarblenoun
marmotagroundhognoun
maronebrown (dark)adjective
marquésmarquisnoun
marquesinabus shelter (at the bus stop)noun
MarrocoMorocconoun
marsupaporpoisenoun
martabeladead boltnoun
Marte [marci-]Mars (the planet)noun
marteyTuesdaynoun
martinohammernoun
márturmartyrnoun
marturiomartyrdomnoun
marturizaciónmartyrizationnoun
marturizarmartyrize, martyrverb
marunchinozalmond macaroonsnoun
masyet, but (*pero* is used more often)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish, Italian
masamass (physics), dough (especially of bread)noun
mascotapet (of a family like a dog or cat)noun
masculinemasculineadjective
masculinomasculine (linguistics)noun
másculomale, mannoun
masgedmosquenoun
masônjlie, falsehoodnoun
mástielmastnoun
mastoflagpole, mastnounPortuguese: mastro; Spanish: mástil
matmattenounFrench: mat
matabichobrunch, late breakfastnounMozambique:matabicho
matadorkiller, matadornoun
matadouroabattoir, slaughterhousenoun
matamoscazfly swatternoun
matançaslaughter, slaying, massacrenoun
matancinamassacrenoun
matarkillverb
matatuôrdevice that slaughters animalsnoun
matchsports game, match (competition between teams)noun
matemáticamathematicsnoun
materia penalcriminal charge, penal matternoun
materia residualwaste matter, residual matternounFrench: matières résiduelles
materia vegetalvegetable matternounFrench: matière végétale
materia [materi-]subject (academic)noun
materialmaterial: physical goods, needs, etcadjective
materialismomaterialismnoun
materialistematerialistadjective
materiau aislante, aislantiinsulation: isolating material (for climate control and/or sound proofing)noun
materiauzmaterials: building, teaching, writingnoun
materiazmattersnoun
materiaz particulareparticulates, particles in suspensionnoun
maternalmaternaladjective
mateymate: Paraguayan tea made from yerba mate leaves served hotnounGuarani
MatiyuMatthew, Matthias (Dutch), Mateus (Portuguese), Mateo (Spanish)noun
matriç [+:matricez]matrixnoun
matrimoniomarriage (institution of), state of being marriedother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounLatin: matrimonium
matsonmason, bricklayernoun
mau [mal-]badly, adversely, dangerouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mauve [mal-, mau]poor (performance), bad-doing, bad, eviladjective
maxoseugly, nastyadjective
mayestraménmasterlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mayestrançaan institution of skilled workers, naval yard workersnoun
mayestrazgomastership, an office of a master (someone in charge of something based on knowledge)noun
mayestríêmastery, control or governance (over something)nounEspañol: maestría; mestria; Português: domínio; Français: maîtrise; Italiano: maestria; Rumano: măiestrie; Latin: magisterium
mayestroteacher, master (title for skillful and experienced mechanic, chef, carpenter, mason, etc)noun
mayonesamayonnaisenoun
mayóparti, mayoríamost, major partnounSpanish: mayor parte; French: plupart; Portuguese: maior parte; Catalan: major part
mayorolder, elder, major, greateradjective
mayor quegreater than, older thanother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
mayorazgoestate, primogeniture, inheritance of land (so that the person is in charge of its upkeep and gets what it produces)noun
mayoríamajority, most peoplenoun
mayúsculacapital letter, uppercase letternounCatalan, Spanish
mazêldestiny, luck, fortunenounJudeo-Spanish
me parecem...It seems..., it looks likephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
mecánic, machinalmechanic, mechanicaladjective
mecánicamechanicsnoun
mecanicienmechanic (person)noun
mecanismo de afrontamentocoping mechanismnounSpanish: mecanismo de afrontamiento; Catalan: mecanisme d'afrontament
mecanistemechanisticadjective
mecanizaciónmechanizationnoun
mecanizarmechanizeverb
mecanizmomechanismnoun
mecanografíêtyping (usually on a computer keyboard or typewriter)nounmecanografía
medallamedalnounCatalan/Spanish: medalla, French: médaille, Portuguese: medalha
medianamedian strip (in road)noun
médicmedicaladjective
medicamentodrug/treatment with medicinenoun
médicienphysician, doctor of medicine, surgeonnoun
Médicienz sens FrontirazDoctors without Bordersnoun
medicinamedicinenoun
medidaz contra le corrupciónanticorruption measuresother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
medidaz preventativepreventative measuresnoun
mediocremediocre, average, uninspiringadjective
mediocritámediocritynoun
MedioevoMiddle Agesnoun
meditaciónmeditationnoun
meditarmeditate, ponder: think oververb
MediterráneoMediterraneannoun
medjadormediatornounSpanish: mediador
medjamericoperson from the Federation of Texas, Mexico, or Central America (used by others and sometimes disparagingly)noun
medjanteby means of, through, with (using)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesSpanish: por medio de, mediante
medjante le víncul dele paçthrough the bond of peaceother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
medjehalf, middleadjective
medje-lunacrescent, half-moonnoun
medje-notchimidnightnoun
medjedíamidday, noonnoun
medjuorahalf-hournoun
médularoot, marrow in bone, spinal cord, pith in plantnoun
MefistófeliMephistophelesnoun
megabaitê, megaoctetmegabyte (MB): 1024 kilobytes; 2 to the 20th power bytes; about 1 million bytesnoun
megabîtmegabit (Mb): 1024 kilobitsnoun
megaciutámegacitynoun
megafaunamegafaunanoun
megáfonomegaphonenoun
megaîglesiamegachurchnoun
megalíticmegalithicadjective
megatendençamegatendencynoun
megre, delgadelean, thin, skinny, meageradjective
megritud [-tudin-]leanness, thinness, meagernessnoun
meisóndwelling, large house, mansionnounNorman, French
melancólicgloomy, sad, wistfuladjective
melancolíêgloom, melancholy, bluesnoun
mélanjmixture of disparate materials, mix, melange, blendnounFrench/Haitian
melifluemellifluous: sweet and smooth like honeyadjectiveSpanish: melifluo
mellorbetteradjective
mellor quebetter thanother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
melloramentoamelioration, improvement, bettermentnoun
mellorarameliorate, improve, make betterverb
melodramáticmelodramaticadjective
melonmelonnoun
membrememberadjective
membromembernoun
memorandomemorandumnoun
memoriê colectivecollective memorynoun
memoriê selectiveselective memorynoun
mendacemendaciousadjective
mendacitámendaciousness, mendacitynoun
mendrugounwanted food that is given to beggars or those in need; leftover breadnounSpanish
meninamaid, helper, minionnounSpanish
menóparti, menoríaleast part, minoritynoun
menoslesscomparative or superlative
menos que, menos deless thanother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
menos têmpoless timeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
mensadjmessagenoun
mensadjeromessengernoun
menstrualmenstrual (of women's cycle)adjective
menstruarmenstruateverb
mentidelied (fibbed)adjective
mentidulied (fibbed)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
mentientelying (fibbing)adjective
mentirlie: tell a lie, fibverb
mentirosoliarnoun
mentonchinnoun
mentruas long as, untilpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
menyúmenunoun
mequetrefiwhipper-snapper, child or toddler who is into everything or annoying in some waysnounSpanish: mequetrefe, mequetrefa
mêr MediterráneMediterranean SeanounSpanish: mar Mediterráneo
mêr [mari-]seanoun
meravijarastonish, amazeverb
meravijar-sebe amazed, be astonishedverb
meravillamarvel, miracle (in a sense)noun
meravillosemarvelous, wonderfuladjective
mercaderomerchant, store ownernoun
mercadomarketnoun
mercado alcistebull marketnoun
mercado baijistebear marketnoun
mercaduríamerchandise: articles for sale or trade, commodities of commercenoun
mercantilmercantileadjective
mercantilismomercantilismnoun
mercantilistemercantilistadjective
merceríahaberdasherynoun
mércoleyWednesdaynoun
merequetengstrong discussion, heated argument/fightnounSpanish (Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Nicaragua, Uruguay): merequetengue
mergulladordivernounPortuguese: mergulhador
mergullardive, plunge, dipverbPortuguese: mergulhar
MeridionMeridion, Southnoun
meridionalsouthern, meridionaladjective
meritentedeservingadjective
meriterdeserve, meritverb
méritomeritnoun
meritocraciê [meritocrat-]meritocracynoun
meritoriemeritorious, full of meritadjective
mesatable (furniture)noun
mesa de despatchooffice desknoun
mesitalittle tablenoun
mesmesameadjective
mesónbar countertop; dining table (large to accomodate a lot of people)noun
mesonerobusboy: clears dishes from table at restaurantnoun
Mesopotamiaancient name for the land that lies between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers (in modern Iraq)noun
mesopotamian, mesopotámicMesopotamianadjective
mesopotámicmesopotamianadjective
mesosferamesospherenoun
mesosféricmesosphericadjective
messía, Messíamessiah, MessiahnounSpanish: mesías; French: messie; Portuguese: messias; Italian: messia
mesura, medidameasure, measurementnoun
mesurábelmeasurableadjective
mesurademeasuredadjectivePast participle adjective form
mesuradumeasuredpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
mesurar, medirmeasureverb
metabólicmetabolicadjective
metabolismometabolismnoun
metacarpometacarpusnoun
metafísicmetaphysicaladjective
metafísicametaphysicsnoun
metáforametaphornoun
metalenguadjmetalanguage, meta-languagenoun
metálicmetallicadjective
metalinguísticmetalinguisticadjective
metalmecanicienmetalworkernounItalian: metalmeccanico
metalurgiametallurgynoun
metalurgicmetallurgicaladjective
metalurgista, metalurgicometallurgistnoun
metamatemáticametamathematicsnoun
metamórficmetamorphicadjective
metamorfismometamorphismnoun
metamorfosimetamorphosisnoun
metanomethanenoun
metanolmethanolnoun
metástasimetastasisnoun
metastásicmetastaticadjective
metastatizar; facer metástasimetastasizeverbPortuguese: metastatizar
metateoríêmetatheorynoun
metaumetalnoun
meteoratmospheric phenomenonnoun
meteoritometeoritenoun
meteorológicmeteorologicaladjective
meteorologíêmeteorologynoun
meteorólogometeorologistnoun
meticulosaménmeticulouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
meticulose [meticulosa-]meticulous, painstaking (attention to details)adjective
metiorameteornoun
metirput in/intoverb
metir un golscore a goalverb
metodmethod, processnoun
metodicmethodicaladjective
metodistaMethodistnoun
metro cubiccubic meternoun
metro levelight railnoun
metrópolimetropolisnoun
metropolitanmetropolitanadjective
metropolitanometropolitan (person), city dwellernoun
metroz de profunditámeters deep, of depthnoun
mev conocimento limitade de filosofíêmy limited knowledge of philosophyphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
mev puntu de vistamy point of viewother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
mev'dama; meudamamadam: referring to woman with authority, ladynoun
mev'sêr; meusêrmy sir (very polite)noun
mexicanMexicanadjective
mexicanoMexican, person from Mexiconoun
MéxicoMexiconoun
mexillacheeknounSpanish: mejilla, French: joue
mi es indiferenteit's all the same to mephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
michlamixture, blendnoun
michlarmix, blendverb
microbianmicrobial, microbicadjectiveSpanish
microbioma intestinalgut microbiomenounSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: microbioma intestinal
microcosmomicrocosmnoun
microeconomíêmicroeconomicsnoun
micrófonomicrophonenoun
microplásticomicroplasticnoun
microscopiomicroscopenoun
micstemixed, co-edadjective
micueinlarge wooden spoonnoun
mídiamedia (the television channels, radio stations, newspapers)noun
mídia socialsocial medianoun
midiáticmediaadjective
midjonzsocksnoun
miedofear, terrornoun
miedosefearful, timidadjective
mielhoneynoun
mientraswhile, during the time that, duringpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
mientras quewhereas, while...preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
mierdacrap, shitother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
MighelMiguel (popular name)noun
migraciónmigrationnoun
migradormigratornoun
migrantimigrantnoun
migrarmigrate: move from one place to anotherverb
migratoriemigratory, migratingadjective
milenaria, milenarioMillennial: person born in 1980s or 1990s.noun
mileniomillenniumnounFrench: millénaire; Spanish: milenio; Italian: millennio; Portuguese: milênio; Corsican: millenniu
milicimilitianoun
milicienmilitiamannoun
miliomeans, mediumnounSpanish: medio; Portuguese: meio
militaremilitaryadjective
millamilenoun
milladjmileagenoun
millonariomillionaire: person having over a million dollarsnoun
millubetter (feeling, state of being)adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
minamine (place where something is extracted from the earth)noun
minerozminersnoun
mini-escaleirasmall ladder, stoolnoun
minimalismominimalismnoun
minimalistaminimalistnoun
minimalisteminimalistadjective
mínimeminimaladjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: mínima; Catalan: mínim
ministeroministrynoun
minsmonthnoun
minsalmonthlyadjective
minsalménmonthlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
minseslim (chance, argument, person)adjective
mîntmindnounRomanian: minte; Spanish/Portuguese: mente; Catalan: ment
mîntalmentaladjective
mîntalitá mentalitynoun
mîntalitá provincianparochialism, limited and narrow character or tendencynoun
mîntalizarmentalize; mentally prepare, mentally reframeverb
mîntalménmentallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
minuciaminutianounSpanish: minucia
minucioseclose/minute, thorough, meticulousadjective
minutominutenoun
miombostrong liquor, brandynoun
miopiamyopia, nearsightednessnoun
miquizcartoonsnoun
miradalook, glance, a sight, a looknoun
mirada atentecareful looknoun
mirada mais atentecloser looknounSpanish: mirada más atenta, Portuguese: olhar mais atento
miradeirovantage point, lookoutnoun
miradj, espellismomiragenoun
mirágulmiraclenoun
miragularemiracularadjective
miragulosaménmiraculouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
miragulose [miragulosa-]miraculousadjective
mirarlook at, watch (television), gaze, glanceverb
mîrdrâmurder, slayingnoun
mirón, mironaonlooker, voyeur, peeping Tomnoun
mironenosey, curiousadjective
mirtiloblueberrynoun
mirtilozblueberriesnoun
misamass (Catholic church)noun
misericordimercy, forgiveness, compassionnoun
misericordiosemerciful, forgivingadjective
misielmissilenoun
misiel antiaérieantiaircraft missilenoun
misiónmission, assignmentnoun
misionaremissionaryadjective
misionariomissionary: person with a missionnoun
misteriomysterynoun
místicmystic, mysticaladjective
místicomysticnoun
mitigaciónmitigationnoun
mitigarmitigateverb
mitigar riesgomitigate riskverb
mitomythnoun
mito fundacionalfoundational mythnoun
mitocondria [+:mitocondriaz]mitochondrion [+:mitochondria]noun
mitocondrialmitochondrialadjective
mitogenomamitogenomenoun
mitológicmythologicaladjective
mitologíêmythologynoun
mnemotécnicamnemonic, mnemotechnique: aids in retenion or retrievalnounSpanish/Portuguese: mnemotécnica
mobilêfurniture, furnishings: things that are moveablenoun
mobileríafurniture storenoun
modelomodelnoun
modelo numéricnumeric modelnoun
modelo teórictheoretical modelnoun
moderademoderate (not excessive)adjectivePast participle adjective form
moderadomoderate (politics)noun
moderadumoderate (not excessive)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
moderarmoderate (adjust/change); act as moderator in debateverb
modernemodernadjective
modernismomodernismnoun
modernitámodernitynoun
modificaciónmodificationnoun
modifiçar [modifica-]modifyverb
modismoidiomnoun
modomode: a way of ​operating, ​living, or ​behavingnoun
modo de transportimode of transportationnoun
modulaciónmodulationnoun
modularmodulateverb
modularemodularadjective
módulomodulus, modulonoun
mofamockery, ridicule, subjection of someone to contemptuous behaviornoun
mofetaskunknounSpanish, Italian
MoizesMosesnoun
moldimoldnoun
molesoft (to the touch)adjective
moléculmoleculenoun
molecularemolecularadjective
molitud [-tudin-]softnessnoun
molusco, almehaclam, mollusknounPortuguese: molusco, Spanish: almeja, Italian: mollusco
momentomomentnoun
momentosemomentous: decision or event of great importance for the futureadjective
moñapot, marijuananoun
monarquíêmonarchynoun
monasteromonasterynoun
monedeirocoin pursenoun
monedocoinnoun
monetamoney (in any form)noun
monetaremonetarynoun
monetizaciónmonetizationnoun
monetizarmonetizeverb
monitormonitornoun
monofiliamonophylynoun
monólogomonologuenoun
monomitomonomyth, hero's journeynoun
mononitratomononitratenounPortuguese/Spanish/Italian: mononitrato
monopoliomonopolynoun
monopoliz centradu en le búsqueda de rentazrent-seeking monopoliesnounSpanish: monopolios centrados en la búsqueda de rentas
monopolizademonopolizedadjective
monopolizarmonopolizeverb
monoteísmomonotheismnoun
monoteístic, monoteístemonotheisticadjective
monótonemonotonousadjective
monótonomonotonenoun
monstrumonsternoun
monstruosemonstrous, freakishadjective
montadjassembly: fitting together, mountingnoun
montañamountainnoun
montañardmontagnard, highland personnoun
montañardmountain-dweller, montagnardnounFrench: ?montagnard
Montañaz RocoseRocky Mountainsnoun
montañosemountainousadjective
montarride a bike, horse or other animal; mountverb
montículmound, knoll, hillocknounSpanish: montículo
montonheapnoun
monumentalmonumentaladjective
monxanunnoun
monximonknounSpanish: monje, Galician: monxe; Portuguese: monge
mopa, trapeadormopnounSpanish: mopa; Latin America Spanish: trapeador; English
mopear, trapearmopverb
moquetacarpet: wall-to-wallnoun
moracujápassion fruitnounPortuguese: maracujá from Tupi
moradadwelling (place), abode, residence, habitationnoun
moradorinhabitantnoun
moralmoraladjective
moralitámoralitynoun
morardwell, reside at, live somewhereverb
morciegobat (animal)nounSpanish: murciélago; Portuguese/Galician: morcego
morenetanned, bronzedadjective
moretónbruisenoun
morfinamorphinenoun
morfológicmorphologicaladjective
morfologicaménmorphologicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
morfologíêmorphologynoun
morsawalrusnoun
mortalmortal, deadlyadjective
mortaumortal, human being who will die unlike a heavenly beingnoun
mortedead, diedadjective
mortíferedeadly, slaughterous, lethaladjective
mortudead, diedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
mortuaremortuary: pertaining to death and the deadadjective
mortuariumortuary, morguenoun
mosaicomosaicnoun
moscafly (insect)noun
moscaduracoffee cake or cookies served with coffeenoun
MoscúMoscownoun
mosquitomosquitonoun
mostrasamplenoun
mostradorafront desk (at hotel or business, usually in foyer)noun
mostrarshowverb
moszoyoung man, older boynoun
motchilabackpacknoun
motidried wheatnoun
motivaciónmotivationnoun
motivacionalmotivationaladjective
motivarmotivateverb
motivomotive, cause, reason, motifnoun
motocicleta, motomotorcyclenoun
motormotor, enginenoun
motoredrivingadjectiveSpanish: motriz and motor
motoristadriver (of motor vehicle)noun
môtriwatch (mechanical), wrist watchnoun
motzadelamozzarellanoun
mousimouse (for computer)noun
movermove: cause to moveverb
mover-semove oneselfverb
movilmobileadjective
movilizaciónmobilizationnoun
movilizarmobilizeverb
movimentomovementnounSpanish: movimiento, Portuguese/Italian: movimento, French: mouvement
movimento socialsocial movementnoun
moxamafillet of salt-cured tunanounSpanish: mojama; Italian: mosciame; Portuguese: muxamadelicacy of Phoenician origin
mozquimosquenoun
muambachicken stewnoun
muchiemushyadjective
mudemute, silentadjective
MuhamedMuhammad, Mohammadnoun
mulimole: 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
mulladewetadjectivePast participle adjective form
mulladuwetpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
mullarget wetverb
mullêrwoman (not man) [+: women]nounPortuguese: mulher; Galician: muller; Spanish: mujer; Latin: mulier
mullêr-dafeirsbusinesswomannoun
mullêrsuelawhorenoun
multafine, ticket (traffic violation)noun
multarfine, charge someone a fine for doing somethingverb
multicelularemulticellularadjective
multidisciplinaremultidisciplinaryadjective
multieichemultiaxisadjectiveSpanish: multieje; Portuguese: multieixo
multiétnicmultiethnic, multinationaladjective
multifacéticmultifacetedadjectiveSpanish: multifacético
multifuncionalmultifunctional, multifunctionadjective
multilateralmultilateraladjective
multilinguemultilingualadjective
multimídiamultimedianoun
multimillonariomulti-millionairenoun
múltiplemultipleadjective
multiplicitámultiplicitynoun
multipolaremultipolaradjective
multipolaritámultipolaritynoun
multirachalmultiracialadjective
multitud [-tudin-]crowd, multitudenoun
multitudinalmultitudinalnoun
multitudinaremultitudinousadjective
multivarientemultivarientadjective
multiversomultiversenoun
mulungowhite person; foreignernoun
mundane, mundianworldly, mundaneadjective
mundiworldnoun
mundialworldwide, worldadjective
mundilloworld (realm), underground (denoting the secretive or not well-known)noun
mundiordenworld ordernoun
muñecawristnoun
muñecadollnoun
municipiomunicipalitynoun
muñigadried cow dungnoun
muquiopile, heap, mountain of somethingnounItalian: mucchio
murallarampart, castle wallnounSpanish: muralla, Portuguese: muralha
muribundeat the point of death, in terminal declineadjective
murientedyingadjective
murir [mort-]dieverb
murowall (usually large)noun
muscolaremuscularadjective
muscolomusclenoun
museomuseumnoun
museografíêmuseographynoun
museografomuseographernoun
musgomossnoun
músicamusicnoun
musicalmusicaladjective
musicaumusical: a play with lots of songs and dancingnoun
musicienmusiciannoun
musiuforeigner not acquainted with local customsnoun
mustachmustache, moustachenoun
musulmanmuslimadjective
mutarchange, molt (feathers), shed (snake skin)verb
mutar-sechange clothesverb
mutualismomutualismnoun
mutuaménmutually, reciprocallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
mutue [mutua-], mutualmutualadjective
nano, not, don'tphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Na FumemNo Smokingverb
na importait doesn't matterphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
na împortamdoesn't matterverb
na líathere aren't; there isn'tverb
na pudemcan't, cannot (present tense)verb
na pudem aguardarcan't waitverb
Na te priocupemdon't worryphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
na-aliñadenon-alignedadjectivePast participle adjective form
na-aliñadunon-alignedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
na-autónomenon-autonomous, not self-governingadjective
na-autorizadenonauthorized, unauthorizedadjective
na-clasificade, na-confidenchalunclassified, not confidentialadjective
na-compriseexcluded, not comprising, exclusiveadjective
na-conceptualnonconceptualadjective
na-cristannon-Christianadjective
na-cuberteuncovered, not coveredadjective
na-democráticnondemocratic, non-democraticadjective
na-familiarizadeunfamiliar, not familiarizedadjective
na-feitualnonfactualadjective
na-ficciónnonfictionnoun
na-liñal, na-liñarenon-linear, nonlinearadjective
na-literalnonliteraladjective
na-mitigadeunmitigatedadjective
na-mutuenonmutualadjective
na-paril, sens parilnonpareil, unrivaled, unparalleledadjective
na-polémicnon-polemic, uncontroversial, safe and undivisive (topic)adjective
na-sectarenon-sectarianadjective
na-susceptíbelnonsusceptible; not susceptibleadjective
na-teológicnontheologicaladjective
na-tócsicnon-toxicadjective
na-transparençanon-transparencynoun
na-transparentenon-transparentadjective
na-verbalnonverbal, non-verbaladjective
nacascolopods of tree has chemical that's used to tan leathernoun
naciónnationnoun
nacionalnationaladjective
nacionalismo tecnológic, tecno-nacionalismotechno-nationalismadjectiveSpanish: tecno-nacionalismo, Portuguese: nacionalismo tecnológico
nacionalistenationalistic, nationalistadjective
nacionalizaciónnationalizationnoun
nacionalizarnationalizeverb
nadaanything, nothing (negative)noun
nahualiguardian spirit, spirit animalnounSpanish: nahual
naicentenascent, beginning to riseadjective
naicer [nat-, nacio-]born, be bornverb
naicidubornpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
naicimentobirthnoun
najar, zuemerswimverb
namaradagirlfriendnounPortuguese
namaradoboyfriendnounPortuguese
namusoroperson who can mediate between the living and the deadnounMozambique: nhamussoro from Cindau
nanedwarf, smalladjective
naño/nañabro/sis (slang)noun
nanopartículnanoparticlenoun
nantsinwild cherry treenoun
NapuliNaples (town in Italy)nounNeapolitan
narcisismonarcissismnoun
narcisistanarcissistnoun
narcisistenarcissisticadjective
narcotraficantidrug trafficker, narconoun
narcotráfico, tráfico de drogazdrug traffickingnoun
nariç [+:naricez]nosenoun
narraciónnarrationnoun
narrativanarrativenoun
narrativizaciónnarrativizationnoun
narvaunarwhalnoun
natebornadjective
nativo, nativanative (referring to birth or nationality)noun
naturalnaturaladjective
naturalesanature (environment)noun
naturalménnaturally, of courseadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
naturesanature (natural character, origin…)noun
naufragioshipwrecknoun
nauseadenauseatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
nauseadunauseatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
navallarazor, clasp knife, penknifenounPortuguese: navalha, Spanish: navaja, Catalan: navalla
navegábelnavigableadjective
navegaciónnavigationnoun
navegacionalnavigationaladjective
navegadorbrowser (internet), navigatornoun
navegarnavigateverb
navio genracionalgeneration ship (for interstellar voyages that take a lot of time)noun
navio portacontenedorecontainer shipnounSpanish, French: navire porte-conteneurs
nebot [nepot-]nephewnoun
nebota [nepot-]niecenoun
nebulanebulanoun
nebulosenebulousadjective
necesarenecessaryadjective
necesareménnecessarilyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
necesitánecessity, neednoun
necesitose, nessitoseneedyadjective
nechinestnoun
necrópolinecropolisnoun
nectarinanectarinenoun
nectêrnectarnoun
nefastenefarious, disastrous, poisonous, wrong and unjustadjective
negarnegateverb
negochibusiness affairs, negotiations, trade (selling and buying)nounPapiamentu
negociación [negochi-]negotiationnounSpanish: negociación; Catalan: negociació; Portuguese: negociação; French: négociation; Occitan: negociacion; Italian: negoziazione
negociadornegotiatornounSpanish/Portuguese
negociarnegociateverbSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: negociar; French: négocier
nematologíênematologynoun
némesinemesisnoun
neñagirl (child)nounCatalan: nen/noia; Spanish: niña
neñadalitter, brood, clutchnounPortuguese: ninhada
neñesa, neñiçachildhoodnounSpanish: niñez; Portuguese: meninice
neñoboy (child)nounCatalan: nen/noi; Spanish: niño
neñozkids, childrennounCatalan: nens
neo-mercantilismoneo-mercantilismnoun
neoliberalismoneoliberalismnoun
nepotismonepotismnoun
nerreblackadjective
nervonervenoun
nervosenervous, edgy, worked-upadjective
nessitar [neces-]require, needverb
netathe absolute truthnoun
neurastenianeurasthenianoun
neurobiológicneurobiologicaladjective
neurochiençaneurosciencenoun
neurocircuitozneurocircuitrynoun
neurocognitiveneuro-cognitive, neurocognitiveadjective
neurodesvelopimentalneuro-developmental, neurodevelopmentaladjective
neuroepigenéticaneuroepigeneticsadjective
neurolinguísticaneurolinguisticsnoun
neurológicneurologicadjective
neurotocsicitáneurotoxicitynoun
neurotocsinaneurotoxinnounItalian: neurotossina; Spanish/Catalan/Portuguese/Galician: neurotoxina; French: neurotoxine
neurotransmisorneurotransmitternoun
neutralneutraladjective
neutralitáneutralitynoun
neutralizarneutralizeverb
neutroneuter (linguistics)noun
nevisnownoun
neviarsnowverb
nevieiraiceboxnoun
nevulanavel orangenoun
ni...nineither...norother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
nicaraguenseNicaraguanadjective
nichonichenoun
nietagranddaughternoun
nietograndsonnoun
nihilismonihilismnoun
nihilistanihilistnoun
nimietrivial, petty, insignificantadjective
ningom, nadieanyone, anybody (in negative sentences), nobody, no onepronoun
ningú luogaanywhere (negative sentences), no place, nowhere (adv)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ningú [ning-]any (when used in negative sentences), nointensifier or quantifier
níquelnickelnoun
nistagmonystagmusnounSpanish: nistagmo
nitideclear, clean, neatadjective
nitiduclear, clean, neatpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
nitrógenonitrogen (N2)noun
nivellevelnoun
nivelaciónleveling (out), evening outnounSpanish: nivelación
niveladelevel, flat (on surface), balancedadjectiveSpanish: nivelado
nivelarbalance, even out, level, gradeverb
nobel [nobl-]nobleadjective
noblesa obligadenoblesse oblige: the inferred responsibility of privileged people to act with generosity and nobility toward those less privilegednoun
noblesa, nobilitánobilitynoun
noblíssimemost nobleadjective
ñoccolump, bumpnounVenetian: gnòco
nociónnotion (view)noun
nocturnalnocturnal: active at nightadjective
nocturnenight, nighttimeadjective
nodonode: point at which lines intersectnoun
nogadawalnut-based cream saucenoun
noivabridenoun
noivazgoengagement of two people for marriagenoun
noivobridegroomnoun
nojentedisgustingadjective
nojodisgustnoun
nomenclaturanomenclaturenoun
nomi (-nomin-)namenoun
nomi de dominiodomain name (internet)noun
nomi de pilafirst namenoun
nomi própiefirst namenoun
nominación, nomimentonomination, appointment (for a post)noun
nominalnominal: existing as something in name onlyadjective
nominarnominate (for prize, award), appointverb
noradaughter-in-lawnounItalian: nuora; Portuguese/Catalan/Galician: nora; Spanish: nuera; Romanian: noră
nórdic, norticnorthern, nordicadjective
normanorm, rule (custom, habit)noun
normalnormaladjective
nortnorthnoun
Nortamérica, América dele nortNorth Americanoun
nortenorthadjective
norteñonorthernernoun
Norwega [norwegh-]Norwaynoun
NorweghechNorwegian (language, person)noun
norwegheseNorwegianadjective
nostalgianostalgianoun
nostálgicnostalgic, homesickadjective
nôtknotnoun
notanotenoun
notchi [nocturn-]nightnoun
noticianewsnoun
notificación automáticautomatic remindernoun
notoriaménnotoriously, egregiouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
notorie [notoria-]notorious, egregious, noticeableadjective
notorietánotoriety, famenoun
novecime19th, nineteenthadjective
novecimo19th, nineteenthnoun
novelanovel, fictional storynoun
novelescfictional, fictitious, storybook-likeadjective
novembroNovember (month)noun
noventime90th, ninetiethadjective
noventimo90th, ninetiethnoun
novimaninth note above root in musicnoun
novime9th, ninthadjective
novimo9th, ninthnoun
nuanç [+:nuancez]nuance, minute differencenounFrench/Portuguese
nuancenuancedadjectiveFrench
núbilnubile, marriageableadjective
nubocloudnoun
nubosecloudyadjective
nucanchiinclusive we; all of us; all of you and meother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderGuarani
nuchnut (generic, any kind)noun
nuclearenuclearadjective
núcleo [nucle-]nucleus, kernel, corenoun
nueç [+:nuecez]walnutnoun
nulanothing (at all)noun
numerábelnumerableadjective
numeralnumeraladjective
numéricnumericadjective
númeronumbernoun
número racionalrational numbernoun
numerosemany, numerousadjective
numerose domeinezseveral fieldsnoun
nuncaneverintensifier or quantifier
nupciaznuptials (wedding)noun
Nus na tenem conocimento de l’accidenti.We are unaware of the accident.phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
Nus tomem un cavíLet's have a coffeephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: Tomemos un café
Nus treballam conjuntamén cun nosre clientêz.We work in partnership with our clients.phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: trabajamos conjuntamente con nuestros clientes
nus-mesmozourselvesother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
nutriadjnourishment (of person, plant, or animal)noun
nutriciónnutritionnoun
nutricionalnutritionaladjective
nutrirnourishverb
nuvaménnewlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
nuve [nuva-]newadjective
nuvitánoveltynoun
nyangamarsh, coastal mangrove swampnoun
nyangaraleftist, commienoun
nyangaroseleft-wing, communistadjective
nyicasorap on the head with knucklesnoun
nyiwachigoe fleanoun
oorother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
o'queyO.K., okaynoun
oasisoasisnoun
obeasorceressnoun
oberteopenedadjective(verb: obrir)
obertuopenedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
oberturaopening, aperturenoun
obertura económiceconomic opennessnoun
obeseobeseadjective
obesitáobesitynoun
obfuscaciónobfuscationnoun
obfuscarobfuscate: render obscure, unclear, or unintelligible; bewilder (someone)verb
obidideobeyedadjective
obididuobeyedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
obidiençaobediencenoun
obidiença llene de feifaith-filled obediencenoun
obidienteobedientadjective
obidirobey, follow ordersverb
óbitudeathnounPortuguese, English: obituary
obituarioobituarynoun
objecciónobjectionnoun
objetarobjectverb
objetivaménobjectivelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
objetive [objetiva-]objectiveadjective
objetivitáobjectivitynoun
objetivoobjectivenoun
objetuobjectnoun
objetu astronómicastronomical body, celestial bodynoun
objetualobjectualadjective
obligaciónobligationnoun
obligadeobliged, obligatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
obligade cumplimentobinding (of a law), obligated compliancenoun
obligaduobliged, obligated: I appreciate it and will try to return the favorpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
obliganteobliging, accommodating, kindadjectiveFrench: obligeant
obligaroblige, obligateverb
obligatorieobligatory, compulsory, necessary and essential, vital, required, mandatory, indispensableadjective
obliqueobliqueadjective
obra [ôpera-]deed, work, works (of artist), charitynoun
obrareworking, labor (not necessarily in a job, but sometimes charity or personal fulfillment)adjective
obreroworker (not necessarily in a job, but sometimes charity or personal fulfillment)noun
obri-latascan openernoun
obrir [obert-]openverb
obsceneobsceneadjective
obscureobscure, not clear, darkenedadjective
obscurecer [-esca-]darken, overshadow, put in the shadeverb
obseder [obsess-]obsessverb
observançaobservancenoun
observarwatch attentively, observeverb
observatorioobservatorynoun
obsessiónobsessionnoun
obsiquiartreat kindly or with kindnessverb
obsíquiofavor, favour, kindnessnounPortuguese: obséquio
obsiquioseobsequious: characterized by or showing servile complaisance or deference; servilely compliant adjectivePortuguese, French, English
obsoleteobsoleteadjective
obstáculobstaclenoun
obstaculizarstymie, hinder, hold up, hamperverb
obstetriciaobstetricsnoun
obstetricien, obstetraobstetriciannoun
obstinaciónobstinacynoun
obstinadeobstinateadjective
obstrucción dele justiçaobstruction of justicenoun
obstruir [obstruc-]obstructverb
obstruyúobstructedverbpast tense of -uir verb
obtenciónobtaining, obtainment, procurement, procurationnoun
obteníbelobtainableadjective
obtenibilitáobtainabilitynoun
obviaménobviously, logically, clearlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
obvie [obvia-]obviousadjective
ocagoosenoun
ocasiónoccasion, time, opportunity, chancenoun
ocasionaloccasional, randomadjective
ocasionalménoccasionallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
occidentalwestern, occidentaladjective
Occidenti [occident-]Occident, Westnoun
oceánicoceanicadjectivePortuguese: oceânica; Catalan: oceànica; French: océanique; Spanish: oceánica
Océano AtlánticAtlantic Oceannoun
Océano ÍndicIndian Oceannoun
Océano PacíficPacific Oceannoun
océano [oceán-]oceannounFrench: océan; Spanish: océano; Catalan: oceà; Portuguese: oceano
ocelotiocelotenoun
ochonresinous wood used for firesnoun
ocioleisure, free timenounSpanish
ocsidaciónoxidationnoun
ocsidaderusty, oxidatedadjective
ocsidarrust, oxidizeverb
ócsidorust, oxide: a binary compound of oxygen with another element or group, corrosionnoun
ócsido férriciron oxidenounSpanish/Portuguese: óxido férrico; Catalan: òxid fèrric
ocsigenadeoxygenatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
ocsigenaduoxygenatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ocsigenaroxygenateverb
ocsígenooxygen (O2)noun
ocsitocinaoxytocinnounSpanish/Portuguese/Romanian: oxitocina; French: ocytocine; Italian: ossitocina
octubroOctober (month)noun
ocultamentohiding, concealmentnoun
ocultar înformaciónwithhold informationverb
ocultehiddenadjective
ocupaciónoccupation, businessnoun
ocupacionaloccupational, professionaladjective
ocuraokranoun
ocura fritefried okranoun
ocurrençaoccurrencenoun
ocurreroccurverb
odiarhateverb
odiohatred, hate, odiumnoun
odiosehatefuladjectiveSpanish: odioso
ofenderoffend, trespass againstverb
ofensaztrespasses, offensesnoun
ofensiveoffensiveadjective
ofertaoffernoun
oficiprofession, tradecraftnoun
oficialofficialadjective
oficialismorulingnoun
oficiauofficial, officernoun
oficiau comisionadecommissioned officernoun
oficiau na-comisionadeNCO: non-commissioned officernoun
oficinabusiness officenoun
oficina de adquisiciónzprocurement officenoun
oficina regionalfield officenoun
ofrimentoofferingnoun
ofriroffer, volunteer, presentverb
ofrir amistábefriend, offer friendshipverb
ôfsetoffset (typography, printing)noun
oftalmologíêophthalmologynoun
oftalmólogoophthalmologistnounGreek
ojuitodayother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderFrench: aujourd'hui; Italian: oggi; Spanish: hoy; Portuguese: hoje
OlandaHollandnoun
olandechDutchnoun
olandeseDutchadjective
oleaginoseoleaginousadjective
oleooilnoun
olersmell, sense the aroma ofverb
olfativeolfactoryadjective
olfatosense of smell, smelling/scentnoun
oligarquíêoligarchynoun
oligopolísticoligopolisticadjective
oliverdeolive greenadjective
ollapotnoun
olvidábelforgetableadjective
olvidar, ubliarforgetverbFrench, Catalan
omone, a generic person, you/theynounFrench: homme; Catalan: home; Portuguese: um/uma; Italian/Spanish: uno/unaSee also: homen
om a l'outroone another, one to the otherpronoun
ombroshouldernounSpanish
OmêgadOMG, Oh my Godphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionEnglish
omeletiomelettenounFrench and Portuguese
omisenegligentadjectiveSpanish: omiso
omisiónomissionnoun
omisu, omitiduomittedpast participle
omitir [omis-]omitverb
omplirfillverb
oncóloga, oncólogooncologistnoun
oncóloga, oncólogo; oncologistaoncologistnounSpanish: oncóloga, oncólogo
oncologíêoncologynounSpanish: oncología
onculunclenoun
onculareuncularadjective
ondewhereother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
ondequelwhereverother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: dondequiera, Portuguese: onde quer
onestehonestadjective
onestitáhonestynoun
ónicionyxnoun
ónnibus, autobusbus, omnibus, autobusnoun
onnichiençaomnisciencenoun
onnichienteomniscientadjective
ónnicidioomnicide, destruction of all lifenoun
onnipotençaomnipotencenoun
onnipotenteomnipotentadjective
onniprésensaomnipresencenoun
onniprésenteomnipresent, ever-presentadjective
onnivoreomnivorousadjective
onnivoroomnivorenoun
onomatopeyaonomatopoeianounPortuguese: onomatopéia; Spanish: onomatopeya; Catalan: onomatopeia
onomatopéyiconomatopoeicadjectiveSpanish: onomatopéyico; Catalan: onomatopègic; Portuguese: onomatopaico
ontológicontological: relating to the nature of beingadjective
ontologíêontology (reality)noun
opaquedull, opaque, dark, gloomyadjective
opciónoption, choice, alternativenoun
opcionaloptionaladjective
óperaopera: dramatic musical performancenoun
ôperábeloperableadjectivePortuguese: operável; Catalan/Spanish: operable; French: opérable; Italian: operabile; Romanian: operabil
ôperaciónoperationnoun
ôperacionaloperationaladjective
ôperaciónz encuvertecovert operationsnoun
ôperariooperative, worker in a specialtynounSpanish: operario, operaria
ôperativopolice or state operationnoun
opiniónopinion: thought and judgements based on perceived probabilitiesnoun
opioopiumnoun
oponer [opust-, opusi-, ponga-, oposi-]set up (against), opposeverb
oportuneopportuneadjective
oportunisteopportunistic, opportunistadjective
oportunisticaménopportunisticallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
oportunitáopportunitynoun
oposiciónoppositionnoun
opresiónoppressionnoun
opresoroppressornounSp: opresor; Fr: oppresseur
oprimir [opres-]oppress, weigh down, put pressure onverb
oprobioopprobiumnounSpanish: oprobio; Portuguese: opróbrio; French: opprobre
optaroptverb
optar por algú cosaopt to do somethingverb
optar por facer algú cosaopt for somethingverb
ópticopticaladjective
optimaloptimal, most favorableadjective
óptimeoptimal, optimum, wonderful, ultimateadjective
optimebest, optimumadjectiveLatin: optimum
optimistaoptimistnoun
optimisteoptimistic, upbeatadjective
optimizaciónoptimizationnoun
optimizaroptimizeverb
óptimooptimumnoun
optimubestadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
opulençaopulence, affluencenoun
opulentewealthy, affluent, rich, opulentadjective
opusteopposedadjective
opuste, oponideoppositeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
oraciónprayer, orationnoun
oráculoraclenoun
oraculareoracular; enigmaticadjective
oradj; vremiweathernounRomanian: vreme (Slavic loanword), Catalan: oratge, French: orage
oradorspeaker, oratornounSp: orador
oraloral, by mouth, spokenadjective
oratorieoratoricaladjective
órbitaorbitnoun
orcakiller whalenoun
orden dele djornagenda: to do list for the daynoun
orden [+:ordenz; ordin-]ordernoun
ordenadaménorderlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
ordenade [ordenada-]tidy, arranged, ordainedadjectivePast participle adjective form
ordenadorcomputer, digital processor, arrangernoun
ordenadutidy, arranged, ordainedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ordenançaordinance, decree, order by lawnoun
ordenança dele ciutácity ordinancenoun
ordenararrange, order, ordain (clergy, king...)verb
ordêvrahors-d'œuvre, snack between mealsnounFrench
ordinalordinaladjective
ordinareordinaryadjective
oréganooreganonounSpanish/Portuguese: orégano; French: origan; Italian: origano
orellaearnounFrench: oreille, Catalan: orella, Spanish: oreja, Italian: orecchia, Romanian: ureche, Portuguese: orelha, Sardinian: origra
orellalauraladjective
oreludebig-earedadjective
orfanadeorphanedadjectivePast participle adjective form
orfanaduorphanedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
orfanarorphanverb
orfanatorioorphanagenoun
órfano, órfanaorphannounItalian: orfana, orfano; French: orphelin, orpheline; Romanian: orfan; Catalan: òrfena, orfe; Galician: orfa, orfo; Portuguese: órfão, órfã; Spanish: huér
orgánicorganicadjective
organismoorganismnoun
organizaciónorganizationnoun
organización conspiranteconspiratorial organizationnoun
Organización dele Tratado de l'Atlántic NorteNorth Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)noun
organizanteorganizingadjective
organizarorganizeverb
organizativeorganizationaladjective
órganoorgan (of body)noun
organogramaorganization chartnoun
orghiorgan (musical instrument)noun
orghi eléctricelectric organ (instrument)noun
orgíêorgynoun
orgullopridenounPortuguese: orgulho, Spanish/Galician: orgullo, Catalan: orgull
orgulloseproud: full of prideadjective
orientaciónorientation (relative positioning or introduction to)noun
orientaleastern, orientaladjective
Orienti [orient-]Orient, Eastnoun
origen helénicHellenic originnoun
origen [+:origenz; origin-]originnoun
originaloriginal, unique/differentadjective
original, na-convencional, peor convencionalunconventional, not conventionaladjective
originalitáoriginalitynoun
originalménoriginallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
originaroriginateverb
orillaedge, hemnounSpanish: orilla
orivashore, edge, shorelinenoun
orlojiclock (for telling time)noun
ormatecourteousadjective
ormigónconcretenoun
orquestraorchestranoun
orquestra simfónicsymphony orchestranoun
orquestralorchestraladjective
orquídeaorchidnounSpanish/Portuguese: orquídea, Italian: orchidea, French: orchidée
orsitoz de gomagummy bearsnoun
orsobearnoun
ortchatahorchata: almond flavored drink made from ground calabash seeds, squash seeds, grated lemon, cinnamon and sugarnounSpanish
ortelmintnounPortuguese: hortelã
orticulturahorticulturenoun
orticulturalhorticulturaladjective
ortodocsaorthodoxadjective
ortodocsíêorthodoxynoun
ortodonciaorthodonticsnoun
ortodoncistaorthodontistnoun
ortodontistaorthodontistnoun
ortográficorthographicadjective
ortografíêspelling, orthographynoun
ortopédicorthopedic, orthopaedicadjective
orvallodewnounPortuguese: orvalho
oscilaciónoscillationnoun
oscilaroscillateverb
oscilatorieoscillatoryadjective
ostentaciónostentation, show (abstract)noun
ostentarboast, flauntverbPortuguese/Spanish
ostentoseostentatiousadjective
osteoporosiosteoporosisnoun
osteoporóticosteoporoticadjective
ostracismoostracismnoun
OTANNATO: North Atlantic Treaty Organizationnoun
otariasea lionnounFrench: otarie
otchavaoctave, eighth note in musicnoun
otchentime80th, eightiethadjective
otchentimo80th, eightiethnoun
otchime, or otchave8th, eighthadjective
otchimo, or otchavo8th, eighthnoun
otchocime18th, eighteenthadjective
otchocimo18th, eighteenthnoun
ôtoñoAutumn, Fallnoun
otorgadebestowed, granted, awardedadjectivePast participle adjective form
otorgadubestowed, granted, awardedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
otorgarbestow, grantverbSpanish
otorrinolaringologíêotolaryngology: the study of ear, nose, and throat; otorhinolaryngology; ENTnoun
oulareocularadjective
oulo [ocul-]eyenoun
outre domeinezother fields, other areasnoun
outre veçanother time, againother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
outre [alter-, altern-]other, anotheradjective
outrozothers (people or things)noun
ovalovaladjective
ovaloovalnoun
ovamhear (command form), heyphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
ovarianovarianadjective
ovarioovarynoun
ovellasheepnoun
ovideheardadjective
ovidohearingnoun
oviduheardpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ovirhear, but not necessarily listenverb
Paç de WestfaliaPeace of Westphalianoun
paç duradouredurable peacenoun
paç [paci-]peacenoun
pachamancaearth ovennoun
pachangadance party, celebration (colloquial)noun
pachónpassionnoun
pacíbelpeaceful (person), calm in spiritadjectiveFrench: paisable
paciençapatiencenoun
paciença, tolerançaforbearance (patience and/or tolerance)noun
pacientepatient; long-suffering, not complaining while waitingadjective
pacífic, pacíbelpeacefuladjective
pacificaciónpacificationnoun
pacifiçar [pacifica-]pacifyverb
pacotillapack (of people), group, shoddy productsnoun
pactopact, formal agreement, covenantnoun
padecer [-esca-]suffer from, endure, suffer through, put up withverb
padecimentosuffering, ailment, medical conditionnounSpanish: padecimiento; Catalan: patiment
padellfrying pannounItalian: padella; Catalan: paella; Occitan: padena; French: poêle
padeninteriornounPapiamento
padrê [patern-]dad, fathernoun
padrinogodfather, sponsornoun
padróngodfather, leader of leadersnoun
paganpaganadjective
paganoheathen, pagannoun
páginapagenoun
pahmiamong, amongst (a group or collective; not between)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
pahuilcurassow (type of tropical bird)noun
pailapick-up trucknoun
paíscountry, state of governmentnoun
país desvelopidedeveloped countrynoun
país en desvelopimentodeveloping countrynoun
paisadjlandscapenoun
paisadj [+:paisadjez]scenery, landscapenounSpanish: paisaje; Portuguese: paisagem; French: paysage
Paísez Baije; OlandaNetherlands; Hollandnoun
palaspade (for digging), shovelnounFrench: pelle, Spanish/Catalan: pala, Portuguese: pá
paladíncrusader (in a figurative sense)noun
palamentareparliamentaryadjective
palamentoparliamentnoun
palancapolitical pull, clout, influencenoun
palardiscuss, converse, negotiate regarding governing or managing, usually through parliamentary or judicial meansverb
palavrazwordsnoun
palcobox in theatrenoun
paleisopalace: governmental housenoun
paleiso de justiçacourthouse, palace of justicenoun
paleoantropologíêpaleoanthropologynoun
paleobiologíêpaleobiologynoun
paleografíêpaleography: study of ancient writingnoun
paleoliticpaleolithicadjective
paleontologíêpaleontology, palaeontologynoun
paleozoôlogíêpaleozoologynoun
palestralecturenoun
palestrantilecturernoun
paliativopalliative, workaround (information/computer science), temporary solutionnounSpanish: paliativo; French: paliatif
pálidepale, pallidadjective
palidecer [-esca-]become paleverb
palíndromopalindrome: word spelled the same backwards as forwardsnounSpanish/Portuguese: palíndromo
palitascoop, scooper, small shovelnoun
palopole made of wood, sticknoun
paloalcoholic drink (slang)noun
palomadove: birdnoun
palombapidgeonnoun
palpábelpalpable, tangible, evident and obviousadjective
palpebraeyelidnoun
palpitaciónpalpitationnoun
palpitarpalpitate, beat rapidly and/or irregularlyverb
pamfletopamphletnounRomanian: pamflet; Spanish/Portuguese: panfleto
pañbreadnounRomansh: pagn/paun; French: pain; Spanish: pan; Portuguese: pão; Italian: pane; Catalan: pa
pañ de carnimeatloafnoun
pañ de sandwedjsliced bread, sandwich breadnoun
pañ integralwhole wheat breadnoun
panaceapanaceanoun
pañalidiaper, nappy (British English)nounSpanish
PanamáPanamanoun
pandemiapandemicnoun
pandemicpandemicadjective
pandijerogangster, mobsternoun
pandillagang, mobnoun
pañeirobasket for bread, hampernoun
panel movilmovable panelnoun
panelez de maderawood panelingnoun
pañeríabakery (of bread)noun
pañero, pañederobread bakernoun
pánico chénicstage fright, stage panicnounSpanish: pánico escénico, miedo escénico
pañitobread rollnoun
panópliapanoplynoun
panorámicpanoramicadjective
panquecapancakenoun
pantallacover/screen, lampshade, fireguardnoun
pantalla acústicbaffle, acoustic screennoun
pantalón [+:pantalónz]pants (pair of pants)noun
pantuflaslippernoun
pañuratocrispy bread served with tomato sauce, poached eggs, and grated cheesenoun
papá, papidaddy, dearest dadnoun
papalotikitenoun
papayapapayanoun
papelpapernoun
papel igiénic, pe-itoilet paper roll, TPnoun
papiartalk excessivelyverbSpanish: papear
papiropapyrusnoun
papirologíêpapyrologynoun
papochat, a talknoun
paquetipacket, package, pack (of cigarettes, beer), parcelnoun
PaquistônPakistannoun
para înfundir confiançaconfidence-buildingadjective
para mantenerto supportphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
para ondefor whereother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
para quein order that, so thatother, 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 expectedother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
para-caídasparachutenoun
parábolparablenoun
parabolaparabola: the curve formed from all the points (x, y) that are equidistant from the directrix and the focus.noun
parábolicparabolic: dealing with parables or parabolasadjective
parabrisawindshield of vehiclenoun
parachoquibumper, buffernoun
parachudaparachutenoun
parachuvaumbrellanoun
parada de autobusbus stopnoun
paradeirowhereaboutsnoun
paradigmaparadigm: a distinct set of concepts or thought patterns, including theories, research methods, postulates, and standards for what constitutes legitimate contributions to a fieldnoun
paradigma constructivisteconstructivist paradigmnoun
paradigmáticparadigmaticadjective
paradisoparadisenoun
paradjplace, spotnoun
paradocsaparadoxnoun
paradocsal, paradócsicparadoxical: seemingly absurd or self-contradictoryadjective
paradocsalménparadoxicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
parafiliaparaphylynoun
ParaguaiParaguaynoun
paraleleparalleladjective
paralelismoparallelismnoun
paralelogramoparallelogramnoun
parálisiparalysisnoun
paralíticparalyticadjective
paralizadeparalyzedadjective
paralizarparalyzeverb
paramétricparametricadjective
parámetroparameternoun
paranormalparanormaladjective
pararstopverbSpanish/Portuguese
parasitarparasitizeverbSpanish/Portuguese: parasitar
parasolsunshade, parasolnoun
parcelaplot (of land), parcel (agriculture)noun
parceriapartnership, joint venturenoun
Parceria Transpacífic de Coôperación EconómicTrans-Pacific PartnershipnounSpanish: Acuerdo Transpacífico de Cooperación Económica; Portuguese: Parceria Transpacífica
parcerodudenoun
parcherohandyman who can fix things temporarilynoun
parecer [-esca-]seem, appear, be evident, look likeverb
paredwall (usually of room in structure)noun
paregalazinessnoun
paregoselazyadjective
paregososluggard, lazy personnoun
parehacouple, pairnoun
paréntesibracket, parenthesisnoun
parerbear, give birth toverb
parfeyparfait: dessert of ice cream with fruit, chocolate, caramel and/or nutsnounEnglish from French parfait
pariapariahnoun
parilrivaled, equaled in abilityadjective
ParísParisnoun
párocoparsonnoun
parocsismoparoxysmnoun
parodi de justiçatravesty of justicenoun
paroquialparochial (of a parish), not the figurative senseadjective
parquiparking lot, depot for carsnoun
parrandear, ir-se de pachangago party, be partying, throwing a partyverbNot to be confused with infestar!
partençadeparture (of person)noun
parti [-part-]part, placenoun
participaciónparticipationnoun
participantiparticipantnoun
participarparticipateverb
partícipatparticipantnounSpanish: partícipe
participioparticiplenoun
participio pasadepast participlenoun
partículparticlenoun
particulareparticular: private (lesson, plane), specific (case), special adjective
particularménparticularly, specificallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: particularmente
partidarepartisan, in favor of, supporteradjectivePortuguese: partidária; Spanish: partidario
partidariosupporter, person in favor ofnoun
partidarismopartisanshipnoun
partidistepartisan, supporteradjective
partidoside (usually political), political partynoun
partido laboristelabour party, labor partynoun
partircut in half or slicesverb
partir dedepart, part: break off, break from; slice (a sandwich, pizza, cake)noun
partituramusical scorenoun
partiz dele discursoparts of speechnoun
partochildbirth, partumnoun
pasadepassedadjectivePast participle adjective form
pasadisopassageway, corridor, alleynounSpanish: pasadizo; Catalan: passadís
pasadjpassage: journey (to another place figuratively or literally)noun
pasadjeropassenger, travelernoun
pasadopast, that which has passednoun
pasadupassedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
pasantíainternship (general)noun
pasaportipassportnoun
pasarpass (in space or time), spend timeverb
pasar por alteoverlook, pass over, ignoreverbSpanish: pasar por alto
pasconsievenoun
pasconiadefull of holes, riddled, like Swiss cheeseadjectivePast participle adjective form
pasconiadufull of holes, riddled, like Swiss cheesepast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
pasêpass, permit (rail, bus, visit)nounSpanish: pase
paseowalk, stroll; ride (on bike); drive (by car)noun
pasillohallway, aisle, corridornoun
pasivepassiveadjective
pasostep, pacenoun
paso de pietonzpedestrian crossingnoun
pasquebecausepreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
pastapaste (usually culinary)noun
pastelpastel (art)noun
pastijrazgrasslandsnounSpanish: pastizales, Portuguese: pastagens, French: prairies, Italian: praterie
pataleg (of insect, animal)noun
patada de mulakick (potent, usually of liquor)noun
pataslivegetable pear, chayotenoun
patatuzconvulsion, seizure, fainting spellnoun
patchaflask for liquor usuallynoun
paternalpaternaladjective
patinarskateverbSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: patinar; Italian: pattinare; French: patiner
patíspastry: cake, pienoun
patiseríabakery that specializes in pastries and sweetsnoun
patiseropastry cook, confectionernoun
patogénicpathogenicadjective
patológicpathologicaladjective
patologíêpathologynoun
patriafatherland, homelandnoun
patrimonioinheritance (traditional)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounLatin: patrimonium
patrióticpatrioticadjective
patrocinadorpatron, official sponsornoun
patrocinadoresponsoringadjective
patrocinarsponsor, patronizeverb
patronazgopatronship, patronagenounSpanish: patronazgo
Patruja de CachorezPaw Patrolnoun
patruja de frontiraborder patrolnoun
paturabed coveringnoun
patwapatois: the dialect of the common people of a region, differing in various respects from the standard language of the rest of the country.noun
patzescabsurd, crazy (mad in british english), loonyadjective
pavellónpavilion, canopy or tarp for people outsidenounSp: pabellón, Po: pavilhão
PavloPaul (name), Pablonoun
pavoturkey (meat)noun
pavo/pavatrendy, well-dressed adolescentnoun
paxaratchougly birdnoun
páxaro, ocellobirdnoun
payadourepayable, will be paid in the futureadjective
payadupaidpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
payarpay (for)- exchange money for somethingverb
payasoclownnoun
payepaidadjective
peatonalpedestrian, for walkingadjective
pêbpub, barnoun
pecadosinnoun
pecadorsinnernoun
pecaminosesinful (person, deed)adjective
pecaminositásinfulnessnoun
pecanapecan (pecan nut)noun
pecarsinverb
pechadefished (past participle)adjectivePast participle adjective form
pechaderíafish market/shop, fishmonger's shopnoun
pechaderofishmonger, fish merchantnoun
pechadofish that is caughtnoun
pechadorfisherman, anglernoun
pechadufished (past participle)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
pecharfish: catch fish, angleverb
pecharefishingadjective
pectoralpectoral, of the chestadjective
pectoraupectoral musclenoun
pecuarielivestockadjective
peculiaritádistinctiveness, peculiaritynoun
pecuniarepecuniaryadjective
pedagógicpedagogicaladjective
pedagógicpedagogicaladjectiveSpanish: pedagógico
pedagogíêpedagogy: teaching an academic subject or theorynounSpanish: pedagogía
pedasopiece, slice (of cake, pie, etc)noun
pedasozpieces, bits (when broken)noun
pédaupedalnoun
pedestrepedestrian, common placeadjective
pedir [petici-]order (something), ask forother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderverbSpanish/Portuguese: pedir
pedofartnoun
pedorrofart (usually of old person)noun
pedrastone, rocknoun
pedra angularecapstone, cornerstonenoun
pedregosestonyadjective
pegarpasteverb
peiñêcomb (for hair)nounPortuguese: pente, Spanish: peine; French: peigne; Italian: pettine
peitubreastnoun
pelaskin, hide of animalnoun
peladjskins of animal, furnoun
pelarpealverb
peldañozsteps (of ladder), stairsnoun
pelear, gumerfightverb
pelerosaddleclothnoun
películanegatives of photographs or filmstripnoun
película delgadethin filmnoun
pelotaball (round object usually for sports)noun
penasentence (legal), penaltynoun
pena de óbitudeath penaltynoun
penalpenaladjective
pencooaf, jerknoun
pendentepending, outstandingadjective
penderhang, be pendingverb
pendexoasshole, mother f**er (vulgar), pushovernounSpanish: pendejo
pendide en le paredhanging on the wallphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
péndulopendulumnoun
penetrábelpenetrable, able to be penetrated or circumventedadjective
penetrantepervasive, penetratingadjective
penetrarpenetrate, break throughverb
peneuma, neumatire, tyrenounSpanish: neumático; French: pneu
penínsulapeninsula: almost islandnoun
península ibéricIberian PeninsulanounSpanish: península ibérica
penitença [penitenci]penitence, repentancenoun
penitenchalpenitentialadjective
penitenciare, penitencharepenitenciary, prisonadjective
penitenciario, penitenchariopenitentiary: prison that incorporates reformatory disciplinenoun
penitentepenitent, repententadjective
pensamento positivepositive thinkingnoun
pensamentozthoughtsnoun
pensarthink, plan (ahead)verb
PentágonoPentagonnoun
pentámetro yámbiciambic pentameternoun
penúltimepenultimate, second-to-lastadjective
penumbrasemidarkness, gloomnoun
peónpeonnoun
peorlittle, fewother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
peor dea little ofadjective
peor éticunethicaladjective
peor queworse thanother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
peperonipepperoni: American-style spicy salami commonly used on pizzanoun
pepinillogherkinnoun
pepinocucumbernoun
pepitaseed (in fruit)noun
pequinesmall, littleadjective
pequirapeccarynoun
perby (agent or cause of)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
per errorby errorother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
per etapazin stagesphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
per leby theother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
per milio deby means of, throughother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
per ónnibusby bus, via busother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
per piedby foot, on foot, standing/upother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
perapearnoun
pera asiáticasian pearnoun
percebideperceivedadjective
percebiduperceivedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
percebir [percep-]perceive, realizeverb
percentadjpercentagenoun
percentilpercentileadjective
percentopercentnoun
percepciónperceptionnoun
percepción egstrasensorialESP: extrasensory perceptionnoun
perceptíbelperceptibleadjective
perceptiveperceptive, perceptualadjective
perceptorperceptor, perceivernoun
perceptualperceptualadjective
percutorhammer (of gun)noun
perderlose, miss (a class, plane, opportunity)verb
perder terrenolose groundverb
perder-sefail to experience, missverb
perdiciónundoing, perdition, ruinnoun
pérdidalossnoun
perdidelostadjective
perdónforgiveness, pardonnounSpanish
perdonábelpardonable, forgivableadjectivePortuguese: perdoável; Spanish: perdonable; Italian: perdonabile; French: pardonnable
perdonarpardon, forgiveverb
perdonempardon me, sorry (if bumping into someone)phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
perdurarlast, endure, live onverb
perecer [-esca-]perishverb
peregrínpilgrimnoun
peregrinaciónperegrination, pilgrimagenoun
peregrinadjpilgrimage (action of the voyage)noun
peregrinarvisit a sacred place, go on a pilgrimageverb
perehiliparsleynoun
perentorieperemptory, urgent, pressing, very important (in regards to a fixed date or time limit)adjective
perequibig talk, hot airnoun
perfecciónperfectionnoun
perfeite [perfec-]perfectadjective
perfidiaperfidiousness, treachery, perfidy, deceitnoun
perfielprofilenounSpanish/Portuguese: perfil
perfilaroutline, shapeverb
perforadoradrill (large, for mining and engineering)nounSpanish
perfumiperfumenoun
perguntaquestionnoun
perguntarask (see also: question)verb
periciaexpertise, skill/abilitynoun
pericialexpertadjective
pericoparakeetnoun
periconsweetscented marigoldnoun
periféricperipheraladjective
periféricozperipheralsnoun
periferiêperipherynoun
perigloperil, dangernounItalian: periglio, pericolo; galician: perigo; catalan: perill; romanian: pericol; spanish: peligro; corsican: periculu
periglo de încendiofire risk, fire hazardnoun
periglo de óbitudanger (of death)noun
periglo para le saludhealth hazard (danger for the health)noun
periglosedangerous, perilousadjective
perîmetroperimeternoun
periódicperiodic: occurring in intervalsadjective
periodicaménperiodicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
periódico, papel periódicnewspaper, periodicalnoun
período de restablecimentorecovery period (of a procedure)noun
período indefinideundetermined period, indefinite periodnoun
período tardíelate periodnoun
período [periód-]period: length or portion of timenoun
periquillonavy bean, parakeetnounSpanish: periquillo, Portuguese: periquilho
perito, peritaexpert, trained in somethingnoun
perjuisodamage, harmnoun
perjurioperjurynoun
permanecer [-esca-]remain, stay, be permanent, continueverb
permanentepermanentadjective
permeábelpermeableadjective
permeabilitápermeabilitynoun
permisíbelpermissibleadjective
permisiónpermission, permitnoun
permisivepermissiveadjective
permitienteenabling, allowingadjective
permitir (a)permit, allow (somebody to do something)verb
pernaleg (of person)noun
perniciharm, ruinnoun
perniciosepernicious, having a harmful effectadjective
peróbut (sometimes: yet or except)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
peró purtaeven so, neverthelessother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
peronismPeronism, Judicialismnoun
perpetuarperpetuateverb
perpetueperpetual: unchanging, neverendingadjective
perpetuitáperpetuitynoun
perplejeperplexed, puzzledadjective
persecuciónpersecutionnoun
persecutirpersecuteverb
perseghirpursue, persecuteverb
perseverançaperseverancenoun
perseverarpersevereverb
perspicaceinsightful, discerning, perspicaciousadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: perspicaz: Italian/French: perspicace
perspicacia, perspicacitáacumen, insight (understanding), perspicacity, perspicaciousnessnoun
pertchapole, perch, hat standnoun
pertenecentemember, belonging (to), pertaining toadjective
pertenecer [-esca-]belong to (ownership), pertain toverb
pertinacepersistent, obstinate, prolonged, pertinaciousadjective
pertinacia, pertinacitápersistence, obstinacynoun
pertunear, nearbyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
pertu denear, close toother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
perturbaciónperturbationnoun
PerúPerunoun
peruanPeruvianadjective
peruanoPeruviannoun
pesadelanightmarenounSpanish: pesadilla; Portuguese: pesadela
pesarweighverb
pesebrimanger, trough for feed and water of livestocknoun
pésimeterrible, dreadfuladjective
pesimistapessimistnoun
pesimistepessimisticadjective
pesoweightnoun
pesonapersonnoun
pesonadj coloridecolorful characternoun
pesonalpersonaladjective
pesonalitápersonalitynoun
pesonalizadecustom, personalizedadjective
pesordina, pesocompuPC, personal computer (from pesonal + ordinador OR computador)noun
pestanaeyelashnoun
pestañatab (in web browser)noun
pesti [pestil-]pestnoun
pesticidapesticide: substance used for destroying insects or other organisms harmful to cultivated plants or to animalsnoun
pestilentepestilentadjective
petabaitê, petaoctetpetabyte (PB): 1024 terabytes; 2 to the 50th power bytesnoun
petacasuitcasenoun
pétalopetal (of flower)nounCatalan: pètal, Romanian: petala, Italian: petalo, French: pétale, Spanish: pétalo, Portuguese: pétala
petardearbackfire (car mechanic)verbSpanish: petardear
petcho [pector-]chestnoun
peticiónpetitionnoun
peticionariopetitionernoun
petipuagreen peasnoun
petrolrefined petroleum, gasoline (ready for an engine)noun
petroleopetroleum, oil for heatingnoun
peurafear, anxiety about somethingnounItalian: paura; French: peur; Catalan: por
piafont (in scriptures)nounPortuguese
pia bautismalbaptismal fontnoun
piano verticalupright pianonoun
piatêmoney, bucks (slang)nounstandard French word pièce ("coin") or pierre ("stone"), or perhaps piastre (dollar, buck)
picadeticked off (upset); stungadjectivePast participle adjective form
picadillomixture of shredded meat, aromatics, fruits and spicesnoun
picaduticked off (upset); stungpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
picaflorhummingbirdnoun
picarpierceverb
picaresc [picaro]roguishadjective
pícaroroguenoun
picassesc [Picasso]Picasoesque, pertaining to Picasso’s styleadjective
pîchegopeachnoun
pîchichabargain, good deal after hagglingnoun
pichinaswimming poolnoun
piconlarge pick (gardening)noun
picosespicy, hot (taste)adjective
pidaask for, order (at a restaurant)verbSpanish: pide, pida, pidamos, pedid, pidan; Portuguese: pede, peça, peçamos, pedi, peçam
pididorequest, application (for job...)noun
pidir [peti-]ask for, request, plead, petiticionverb
pieçapiece, part (mechancial), member of a setnoun
piedfootnoun
pietápietynoun
pietónpedestrian, person who is walkingnoun
piezaroom (in house)noun
pilabattery (dry, usually small variety)nounSpanish
pimentapeppernoun
pimenteirapepper shakernoun
pimentón (dolce)bell pepper, sweet peppernoun
piña coladapiña coladanounPuerto Rican
pináculpinnacle, summitnoun
pinguínpenguinnoun
pinopine treenoun
pinoldried corn that is grounded with cinnamon and allspice into a flournoun
pinsa de cinturónbelt clipnoun
pintadopaintnoun
pintarpaintverb
pintor, pintriç [pintricez]painter (artist)noun
pintorescpicturesque, scenicadjective
pinturapainting (activity or genre)noun
pioletice picknoun
pioneropioneernoun
píosepious, godly, devoutadjective
piotchipickaxnoun
pipirinmorsel, bite-sizenoun
piponebloated, potbelliedadjective
piquineynon-adult, child, teenagernoun
piracorn kernel (for popping)nounSpanish
pirámidipyramidnoun
piramidoidpyramidoidnoun
pirañapiranhanoun
piritapyritenoun
pirotécnicpyrotechnicaladjective
pisasquashing, treading (grapes)noun
pisaletdandelionnounVenetian, French
piscoPeruvian brandy distilled from winenoun
pisofloor: story, storey (of building/ship)noun
pistacourse or track (usually for sports)noun
pistachipistachio nutnoun
pistachopistachionounPortuguese, Greek: Pistacium
pistardtrack cyclistnounFrench/Italian/Romanian: pistard
pistola de reglamentostandard issue pistolnoun
pistoletapistol gripnoun
pistónvalve in a musical instrument (usually a brass instrument)noun
pitchetismall lizardnoun
pitlacacase of moneynounPhillipine: pitaka from Spanish: petaca from Nahuatl: petlacalli
pitzapizzanoun
pitzeríapizzerianoun
pitzeropizza makernoun
pivotlinchpin (figurative), pivotnounFrench: pivot; Portuguese: pivô
pizarachalkboardnoun
placaboard (cutting, etc), large flat plate, plaquenoun
placaz tectónictectonic platesnoun
placerplace (someone for a job); invest (place money in a good place); seat (someone at a show/concert/event)verb
placimentoplacement (of employment, investment, product)noun
pladjabeachnounRomanian: plajă; Catalan: platja; French: plage; Spanish: playa; Portuguese: praia; Italian: spiaggia
plagaplaguenoun
plagiarioplagiaristnoun
plagioplagiarismnoun
plana abissalabyssal planenoun
planazplains (geography)noun
planchairon (to press clothes)noun
planchariron, press (clothes)verb
planctonplanktonnoun
planejador financiarefinancial plannernoun
planejamentoplanningnoun
planejamento de l'adaptaciónadaptation planningnoun
planejarplan (also: design, schedule, arrange)verb
planetaplanetnoun
planeta enanedwarf planetnoun
planeta terrestreterrestrial planetnoun
planetareplanetaryadjective
planetariuplanetarium: place to watch the sky and planetsnoun
planiplan: schedule for the day, scheme, ideasnoun
planillapayrollnounSp: planilla, plantilla
plantaplant (natural world)noun
planta de montadjassembly plantnoun
plantarplant (tree, flower)verb
plantillastaff, workforce (personnel), team/squadnounSpanish: plantilla
plasacourtyard, plaza, city center squarenoun
plasticitáplasticitynoun
plásticoplasticnoun
plastiglomeradoplasticglomeratenounSpanish
platasilver; money (slang)noun
plataformaplatform, shelf, raised surfacenounSpanish/Catalan/Portuguese: plataforma
plataforma continentalcontinental shelfnounSpanish/Catalan/Portuguese: plataforma continental; French: plateau continental
platiplate (flat dish)noun
platicar cunchat withverbMexican and Central American Spanish: platicar con
platillosaucer, main dishnounSpanish: platillo
platillo gormegourmet dishnoun
plato principalmain course/mealnoun
platónicplatonicadjectiveSpanish: platónica; Catalan: platònic; French: platonique
platouplateaunoun
plausíbelplausibleadjective
plausibilitáplausibilitynoun
plazipleasurenounSpanish: placer, Portuguese: prazer; French: plaisir, Haitian Creole: plezi, Italian: piacere, Dutch: plezier
plazoterm, installmentnounSpanish: plazo, Portuguese: prazo
pleachcagodsend, windfallnoun
plebei [plebis-]member of working class or the common peoplenounsometimes used to denote hierarchy
plebeyo, plebeyaplebeian, commonernoun
plebiscitoplebiscitenoun
plectroplectrum, guitar picknoun
pleitolawsuit, judicial action, litigation, official disputenoun
plenareplenaryadjective
plenefull and complete; totally full; plenty, plainadjectiveSp: pleno
plenitud [-tudin-]plenitude, fullnessnoun
pletoraplethoranoun
pliegodocument, section of papernoun
pliego de condiciónzspecifications, document of conditionsnoun
pliego de peticiónzlist of demandsnoun
pluplus (used when adding)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
plumacontour feather; old-style pen/plumenoun
plumadjplumage (all the feathers make up the plumage on a bird)noun
plumeroplumbernoun
plumolead, bullets (slang)noun
pluralpluraladjective
pluralismopluralismverb
plutocraciê [plutocrat-]plutocracynoun
plutócrataplutocratnoun
plutocráticplutocraticadjective
PlutónPluto (former planet of the solar system)noun
pneumáticpneumaticadjective
póbul [públ-]people, the populace/masses usually of a nationnoun
pobulaciónpopulation: number of peoplenoun
pobularpeople, populate, inhabitverb
pobularepopularadjective
pobularitápopularitynoun
pobularizarpopularizeverb
pobulatchopopulace, common people noun*from Middle French populace (16c.), from Italian popolaccio "riffraff, rabble
póbulez túrquicturkic peoplesnoun
pobulosepopulous, populated, full of peopleadjective
pochi, pochpocket, pouchnoun
pócima mágicmagical potionnoun
pocunot much, hardly, few, littleadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: poco; Portuguese: poucos; Italian: pochi; French: peu
pocu propícieinauspiciousadjectiveSpanish: poco propicio; French: peu propice; Portuguese: pouco auspicioso
podarprune, trimverbSpanish/Portuguese/Occitan
podatorepruning, trimmingadjective
podiopodiumnoun
poemapoemnoun
poemariopoem book, collection of poemsnoun
poesíêpoetrynoun
poiñahandlenoun
polpolenoun
Pol NorteNorth Polenoun
Pol SudeSouth Poleother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
polarepolaradjective
polaritápolaritynoun
polarizaciónpolarizationnoun
polarizarpolarizeverb
polémicpolemical, polemicadjective
polémicapolemics: the art or practice of engaging in controversial debatenoun
polenpollennoun
polentapaste or dough made from cornmeal, which is boiled and typically then fried or baked used in Italian cookingnoun
poliamorosepolyamorousadjective
policentrismopolycentrismnoun
policiapolice: the civil force of a national or local government, responsible for the prevention and detection of crime and the maintenance of public order.noun
policiaupolice officer, policemannoun
poliesportivosports center, sports centrenoun
poliestireno egspandidestyrofoamnoun
políglotapolyglot: someone who knows and is able to use several languages.noun
polillamothnounSpanish: polilla
polimerizaciónpolymerizationnoun
polípticopolyptychnounGreek: poly- "many" and ptyche "fold"
pólisapolicy (insurance)noun
polisemipolysemynoun
políticpoliticaladjective
políticapolitics, policy (of government or company; Not insurance policy)noun
política domésticdomestic politicsnoun
políticaménpoliticallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
politicardpolitico, politician, someone with strong partisan viewsnounFrench: politicard
políticienpoliticiannoun
politizaciónpoliticizationnoun
politizarpoliticizeverb
politólogopolitical scientistnounSp
polivalentepolyvalent, multipurposeadjective
pollochicken as food (in its read-to-eat or ready-to-cook state)noun
polochajersey (football or soccer shirt)noun
PolonechPolishnoun
PolonesePolishadjective
PoloniaPolandnoun
poluciónpollutionnoun
poluirpolluteverbPortuguese/French
poluyúpollutedverbpast tense of -uir verb
polvpowder, dustnoun
polverizaciónpulverizationnoun
polverizadepulverizedadjectivePast participle adjective form
polverizadupulverizedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
polverizarpulverize, make into dustverb
pombipumpnoun
pombiarpumpverb
pombierofiremannoun
pomelopomelo, Chinese grapefruitnounSpain Spanish, Portuguese, Galician: pomelo; Italian, Corsican: pompelmo
pompapomp: ceremony and splendid display, especially at a public event.noun
pomposepompousadjective
pompositápompositynoun
ponput (imperative or command form)verbSpanish: pon, ponga, pongamos, poned, pongan; Portuguese: põe, ponha, ponhamos, ponde, ponham; Galician: pon, poña, poñamos, poñede, ponde, poñan
pon-te a treballarget to work; get yourself to workphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: ponte a trabajar
Poncio PilatoPontius Pilatenoun
ponderlay eggsverb
ponditorionest boxnoun
ponduôrdevice that helps hens lay eggsnoun
ponenduplacing, puttingother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
poner en perigloput in danger, put in harm’s wayphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
poner en práticaput in practicephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
poner nuve nomi (de/a)renameverbSpanish: poner nuevo nombre a/de
poner [pust-, pusi-, ponga-, posi-]pose, place, putverb
pongamput (present subjunctive form)verbSpanish: ponga, pongas, pongamos, pongan
pontibridge (of any kind)noun
ponti aérieairliftnoun
ponti colgante, brugo colgantesuspension bridgenoun
pontificiepapal, pontificaladjective
pop (música)popular musicnoun
popotidrinking strawnoun
popuro; potchoclopopcornnounSpanish (from various regions)
porfor: 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 enbaijuunderneathother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
por este reizónfor 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 queywhy, for what reason or motiveinterrogative, question word
por tantotherefore, thus, henceother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
porcinolittle pignoun
porcopignoun
poroseporousadjective
porotobeannoun
porrazowhack, blownoun
portagate (of airport, castle, town, fortress), door or opening to allow passing from one internal environment to another or to exit the building)nounFrench: porte; Italian: uschita, porta; Portuguese: portão, porta
porta de entradagateway, entrance pointnoun
porta de fachadafront doornoun
porta principalmain door, front doornoun
porta traseretailgate (of pickup truck)nounSpanish: puerta trasera
portafolioportfolio (of artist or designer)noun
portátilhand-held, portableadjective
portauportal (web), gatewaynoun
portau periodísticjournalist portalnoun
portavoçspokesmannoun
portazgotoll, passage rightsnoun
portch delancharefront porchnoun
portentoseportentousadjective
portentositáportentousnessnounPortuguese: portentosidade; Catalan: portentositat
pórticoportico: 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 wallsnoun
portmantoportmanteau: a blending of wordsnounOriginally from French but adopted into English
porto troncaltagged port, trunk port (in networking)nounSpanish: puerto troncal
portónhatch (automobile trunk/boot), large door (usually entrance of building) nounSpanish
PortugalPortugalnoun
portughechPortuguese language, person from Portugalnoun
portughesePortugueseadjective
posapost: forum message, web comment, social media post, tweet nounPublicació is for more of a formal publication than posa.
posadainn, hostelnoun
posicionalpositionaladjective
positivepositive, affirmativeadjective
positivistepositivistadjective
posparto, pos-partopostpartum, after birthnoun
posponendupostponingother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
posponentepostponingadjective
posponer [pospust-, pospusi-, posponga-, posposi-]postponeverb
pospuste, posponidepostponedadjective
pospustu, posponidupostponedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
posseídupossessed, ownedpast participle
posseír [posses-]possess, ownverbFrench: posséder; Catalan: posseir; Spanish: poseer; Italian: possedere; Portuguese: possuir; Galician: posuír
possesepossess, ownedadjective
possesiónpossessionnoun
possíbelpossibleadjective
possibilíssimemost possibleadjective
possibilitápossibilitynoun
post-apocalípticpost-apocalypticadjective
post-soviéticpost-Sovietadjective
postdoctoradopostdoc: a person engaged in postdoctoral research.noun
postergardisregard, neglect, delayverb
posterioreposterior, back, later, subsequent (in time)adjective
postmodernepostmodernadjective
postmodernismopostmodernismnoun
postrêdessert (usually a pastry)noun
postularpostulate, postureverb
posturaposturenoun
posturalposturaladjective
potasiupotassiumnounSpanish: potasio
potença navalsea powernoun
potença [potench-]potence, power (mathematics, naval...)nounSpanish: potencia, potenza; Italian: potenza
potenchal [potenciali-]potentialadjective
potenciaciónstrengthening, empowerment, boosting/promotionnounSpanish: potenciación
potencialitápotentialitynoun
potenciamentoimprovement; enhancement; strengthening; empowermentnounSpanish: potenciamiento
potenciarpromote, develop, strengthen, upgrade, increase, potentiate, boost, powerverbSpanish: potenciar
potenciómetropotentiometernoun
potentepotent, strong (drug, engine, computer)adjective
potestápower, authority, groundsnoun
povertápoverty (quality)noun
povertá abjete; povresa estremeabject povertynoun
povrepooradjective
povreménpoorly, shabbilyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
povresapoverty, poorness, wantnounSpanish/Portuguese: pobreza; Catalan: pobresa; French: pauvreté
povríssimepoorestadjective
pozolislow 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
pragmáticpragmaticadjective
pragmáticapragmatics: subfield of linguistics and semiotics that studies the ways in which context contributes to meaning.noun
pragmatismopragmatismnoun
pragmatistepragmatistadjective
práticpracticaladjective
práticapracticenoun
praticaménpracticallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
praticantipractitioner, craftsman (of)noun
praticarpracticeverb
praumeadownoun
precarieprecariousadjective
precioprice, valuenoun
precio de îngresocost of admission, price of admissionnounItalian: prezzo d’ingresso; Spanish: precio de entrada
precioseprecious (sometimes used for beautiful)adjective
preciositápreciousnessnounSpanish: preciosidad; Portuguese: preciosidade
preciseprecise, necessary, just enoughadjective
precisiónprecisionnoun
precoceprecociousadjective
predigaciónpreachingnoun
predigación egspositiveexpository preachingnoun
predigadorpreacher, pastornoun
predigamentopredicament, esteemnoun
predigarpreach/proclaim; predicate: agree that something is a quality or property of someone, make a statement or assertion.verb
preferença [preferench-]preferencenoun
preferenchalpreferentialadjective
prefererpreferverb
preferíbelpreferableadjective
pregiraprayernoun
premiaciónawardnoun
premioprize, award for creative worknoun
preñadepregnant (usually of animal)adjectiveJudeo-Spanish
prenderhave and take/getverb
preparaciónpreparationnoun
preparadeprepared, readyadjectivePast participle adjective form
preparaduprepared, readypast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
prepararprepareverb
preparatoriepreparatory, introductoryadjective
prepotentedomineering, overbearing, very powerfuladjective
presagioomen, portentnounSpanish/Italian: presagio; Portuguese: presságio; French: présage
prescindíbelnon-essential, expendableadjective
prescripciónlegal principlenoun
présençapresencenoun
presenchalface-to-faceadjective
présentarpresent (opportunity...), introduce (before speech, a bill...)verb
présentepresent (here and/or now)adjective
preservaciónpreservation (of buildings)noun
preservacionista histórichistoric preservationistnoun
presidença [presidench-]presidencynoun
presidenchalpresidentialadjective
presidentipresidentnoun
presiderpreside, make campverb
presidiocamp (military), garrison, fortress enclave, military installationnoun
presionarpressure, lobbyverb
pressión atmosféricatmospheric pressurenoun
prestaciónallowance, benefitnoun
prestaciónz socialwelfare (benefit payments)noun
prestamoloannounPapiamento
prestarlend out, volunteer toverb
prestereadyadjective
prestigioprestige, standingnounSpanish: prestigio
prestigioseprestigiousadjective
prestuearlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)It
presumciónpresumptionnoun
presumidupresumedpast participle
presumirpresumeverb
presuntepresumed, allegedadjective
prevenciónpreventionnoun
preventarpreventverb
pri-requisitoprerequisitenoun
priámbulpreamblenoun
pribélicantebellum, before the waradjective
pricebir [pricep-]preceive: take or receive in advance, warn (ahead of time)verb
pricedençaprecedence (in rank)noun
pricedenteprevious, preceding, foregoingadjective
pricedente ediciónearly edition (of book/magazine)noun
pricedenteménprecedingly, previouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
pricederprecede, go beforeverb
pricepciónpreception: a previous notion, preconception (a taking beforehand)noun
priceptu [pricep-]preceptnoun
priconcebidepreconceivedadjective
priconcebidupreconceivedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
priconcebir [priconcep-]preconceiveverb
priconcepciónpreconceptionnoun
priconceptu [priconcep-]prejudicenoun
pridestinaciónpredestinationnoun
pridestinarforeordain, predestineverb
pridicciónpredictionnoun
pridicer [priditch-, pridiga-, pridix-, pridicc-]predict, forecastverb
pridiseñadepredesignedadjectiveSpanish: prediseñado; Catalan: predissenyada
priditchupredicted, forecastedpast participle
prieminençapre-eminencenoun
prifixoprefixnoun
primacíêprimacynounFrench: primatie; Spanish: primacía
primare1st, first, primary, primiereadjective
primare ministraprime ministernoun
primariz democráticDemocratic primariesnoun
primariz republicanRepublican primariesnoun
primaveraSpring (season)noun
primerafirst gear (of machine, engine)noun
primero1st, firstnoun
primo, primafirst cousinnoun
primodernepremodernadjective
primogénitefirst-bornadjective
primogénitofirst-born childnoun
prinatalprenataladjective
principadoprincipalitynoun
principalmain, principaladjective
principalménprimarily, mainlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
principiotenet, outset/beginningnoun
priocupaciónpreoccupation, concern, worrynoun
priocupadepreoccupied, worried, concerned, troubledadjective
priocupadupreoccupied, worriedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
priocuparpreoccupy, worry, concern, troubleverbSp/Po
prioritáprioritynoun
priorizarprioritizeverb
priponderantepreponderant: predominant in influence, number, or importance.adjective
prisahurry, rushnounSpanish: prisa; Portuguese: pressa
prisioneroprisonernoun
pristipriest, presbyternounGerman: Priester
prisuposiciónpresuppositionnoun
prisupustobudgetnoun
pritecstupretextnoun
privaciónhardship (trial of life)noun
privardepriveverb
privateprivateadjective
privenduforeseeingother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
privenientprevenient: preceding in time or order; antecedent.adjectivePortuguese: preveniente, French: prévenant
priverforeseeverb
priviaménpreviously, beforehandadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
privie [privia-]previousadjective
privilegiarfavor, privilege, favourverbItalian: privilegiare
privilegioprivilege, perknounSpanish/Italian: privilegio; Portuguese: privilégio; French: privilège; Catalan: privilegi; Galician: privilexio
priviziónforecast, pre-visionnoun
proactiveproactiveadjective
probaproof, testnoun
proba de aptitudaptitude testnoun
proba decisive, proba de fogolitmus testnoun
proba enstrumentalexhibit (legal)noun
proba forense, evidença forenseforensic evidence, forensic proofnoun
probábelprobableadjective
probabelménprobablyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
probabilitáprobabilitynoun
probarprove: demonstrate, indicate; try on (clothes), taste (food); audition (for part in music group or acting)verb
probeupright and honestadjective
probitáprobity, integritynoun
problemaproblemnoun
problemáticproblematic, problematicaladjective
problematizarproblematize, problematiseverb
procederproceedverb
procedimentobehavior, procedurenoun
procedimento de toma de decisiónzdecision-making proceduresnoun
proceduraproceeding, procedurenoun
procedural, de procedimentoproceduraladjective
procesamento de lenguadj naturalnatural language processingnoun
procesamento de treballoz atrasadebacklog processingnounSpanish: procesamiento de trabajos atrasados
procesarprocess (raw materials, information)verb
procesiónprocessionnoun
procesionalprocessionaladjective
procesuprocess, lawsuit (action)noun
procesu egsonerativeexoneration, acquital processnoun
procesualprocessual: relating to or involving the study of processes rather than discrete events; proceduraladjective
proclamaciónproclamationnoun
proclamadeproclaimedadjectivePast participle adjective form
proclamaduproclaimedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
proclamarproclaimverb
procsiproxy (computer)noun
procuradorattorney, deputy, solicitornoun
procurador genral de l'estatSolicitor General (of the state)noun
procuraduríalawyer's office; legal feesnoun
procuraduría genralattorney general's officenoun
procurarlook for; search for (actively)verb
pródigheprodigal, lavishadjective
prodigioprodigynoun
prodigioseprodigious: remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree.adjective
producciónproductionnoun
producir [produx-, produsca-, producc-]produceverb
productiveproductiveadjective
productivitáproductivitynoun
productoproductnoun
producto finaldeliverable, final productnoun
producto înterne bruteGDPnoun
productorproducernoun
productriceproducingadjective
produsarioprodusagenounSpanish: produsario
proesaprowess: skill or expertise in a particular activity or field.noun
proesa retóricrhetorical prowessnoun
profanacióndesecrationnoun
profaneprofaneadjective
profanitáprofanitynoun
proferirutter (word...)verb
profesarprofessverbSpanish: profesar
profesionalprofessionaladjective
profesionaupractitioner, professionalnoun
profesorprofessor, instructor, teachernoun
profetaprophetnoun
proféticpropheticadjective
profundedeep, profoundadjective
profunditádeepness, profundity (deep knowledge or insight; intensity of state or emotion)noun
profundordepth (measurement, quantitative)noun
profunduradepth (distance from front to back)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
progeniprogeny, lineage, offspringnounSp: progenie
progenitorprogenitor, ancestor (mother, father, etc)noun
programaprogram, programme; policy (of party platform, of election)noun
programación algorítmicalgorithmic programmingnoun
programación înformáticcomputer programmingnoun
programación modularemodular programmingnoun
programación orientade a objetuzobject-oriented programmingnoun
programadorprogrammer (of computer, etc)noun
programarprogram (a computer, application, etc)verb
programáticprogrammaticadjective
progresarprogressverb
progresivaménprogressivelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
progresive [progresiva-]progressiveadjective
progresoprogress (improvement)noun
prohibideprohibitedadjective
prohibiduprohibitedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
prohibirprohibitverb
projecciónprojectionnoun
projección astralastral projectionnoun
projetielprojectilenoun
projetorprojector, spotlightnoun
projetuprojectnoun
projetualprojectualadjective
projutoprosciutto: 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 hamnoun
proletariadoproletariat, the working classnoun
promesapromisenoun
promesa solemnevow, solemn promisenoun
prometedore, prometentepromising, hopeful, prosperousadjectiveSpanish: prometedor
prometer [promesa]promiseverb
prominençaprominencenoun
prominenteprominentadjective
promiscuepromiscuousadjective
promiscuitápromiscuitynoun
promociónpromotion (in advertising)noun
promocional, de promociónpromotionaladjective
promontoriopromontory: point of high landnoun
promoverpromote: make important, advertiseverb
promteprompt, swift, quick, earlyadjectiveSpanish: pronto; Latin: prōmptus; Catalan: prompte
promtitud [-tudin-]promptness, readiness, promptitudenoun
promtusoon, quicklyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: pronto; Latin: prōmptus; Catalan: prompte
promulgaciónpromulgationnoun
promulgarpromulgateverb
prônosiprognosisnoun
prônósticoforecasted outlook, prognosis, prognosticationnoun
pronunciamentopronouncement 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
pronunciardeclare, enounce, pronounceverb
propagandapropaganda, advertising (usually of political manner)noun
propagarpropagate, spreadverb
propenseprone, inclined toadjectiveSpanish, Portuguese
propense ale gherrawar-proneadjectiveSpanish: propenso a la guerra
propensitápropensitynoun
propiciaciónpropitiationnoun
propiciarpropitiate: win or regain the favor of, fosterverb
propiciatoriomercy seatnoun
propícieappropriate, suitable, favorable, propitious, auspiciousadjective
própieown: showing ownsership; proper, typicaladjective
propietáproperty, estate, homestead, ownershipnoun
propietareproprietaryadjective
propietarioowner, proprietornoun
propietáz aromáticaromatic propertiesnoun
proponentiproponent: one who brings forth a proposition or argumentnoun
proponer [propust-, propusi-, proponga-, proposi-]propose, move (suggest a new course of action)verb
proporciónratio, proportionnoun
proporcionalproportionaladjective
propósitopurpose, intentnoun
propugnaciónadvocacyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounSpanish: propugnación
propulsade depowered byother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
propulsiónpropulsion, power (of vehicle)noun
prorromperburst forth, break outverb
proscripciónproscriptionnoun
prósimenext (in future), coming, close to happeningadjectiveSpanish: próximo
prósime genraciónnext generationnoun
prospectivaperspective, outlooknoun
prosperarprosper, thrive, flourish (figuratively)verbSpanish/Portuguese: prosperar
prostraciónprostrationnoun
prostradeprostrateadjective
protecciónprotectionnoun
proteccionismoprotectionismnoun
proteccionisteprotectionistadjective
protectorprotectornoun
protectoradoprotectoratenoun
proteger [protec-]protectverb
protegidoprotégée: a person who is supported and protected by a more experienced personnounSpanish: protegido; Italian: protetto; Catalan: protegit; French: protégée
proteínaproteinnoun
prótesiprosthesisnoun
protestaprotest, demonstration; oathnoun
protestantiProtestantnoun
protocoloprotocolnounSpanish/Portuguese: protocolo; Italian: protocollo, French: protocole, Catalan: protocol
protocolo de înternetIP: Internet Protocolnoun
protônprotonnoun
prototipoprototype: first of its kindnoun
protuberançaprotuberance, bulgenoun
protuberanteprotuberant, big, bulgingadjective
protuberarprotrude, bulgeverb
provenientefrom, originating out ofadjective
provenir de [provini, provenga-]come from, originates from; arise fromverb
prover [provist-, provide-, proviz-]provideverbahead see
proverbiproverbnoun
provetchobenefit (of merit), gain (of profit), advantagenounSpanish: provecho, Portuguese: proveito
providença [providench-]providencenoun
providenchalprovidentialadjective
providenteprovidentialadjective
provinciprovincenoun
provincialprovincialadjective
provincialismoprovincialism, phrase or word that is from a certain regionnoun
provincianparochial, narrow-minded, limited view or characteradjective
provistu, providuprovidedpast participle
provizionalprovisional, tentative (agreement, arrangement)adjective
proviziónzprovisions, suppliesnoun
provizorieprovisional, temporary, provisory, transitory, tentativeadjective
provocaciónprovocationnoun
provocadeprovokedadjectivePast participle adjective form
provocadorprovokernoun
provocaduprovokedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
provocanteprovokingadjective
provocarprovoke: call forth; incur (anger, wrath)verb
pruasaprey, victimnoun
prudenteprudent, wiseadjective
prunaplumnoun
pseudochiençapseudosciencenoun
pseudocódigopseudocode: resembling codenoun
pseudoforça de CoriolisCoriolis pseudoforcenounCoriolis effect
pseudónimopseudonymnoun
psicoanalistapsychoanalystnoun
psicoanalíticpsychanalyticadjectiveSpanish: psicoanalítica
psicodélicpsychedelicadjective
psicohistoriêpsychohistorynoun
psicológicpsychologicaladjectiveSpanish: psicológico
psicologicaménpsychologicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish
psicologíêpsychologynoun
psicólogopsychologistnoun
psicométricpsychometricadjective
psicópatapsychopathnoun
psicopáticpsychopathicadjective
psicopatíêpsychopathynoun
psicosomáticpsychosomaticadjective
psiquipsychenoun
psiquiatrapsychiatristnoun
psiquiátricpsychiatricadjective
psiquiatríêpsychiatrynoun
publicaciónpublication: of a book, newspaper or magazine articlenoun
publicaménpubliclyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Italian: pubblicamente; Portuguese: publicamente; French: publiquement
publiçar [publica-]publish, make publicverb
publicistaarticle writer, publicity agentnoun
publicitápublicitynoun
publicitarieadvertisingadjective
públicopublic (the)noun
pubul a su cargopeople under him, people at his chargephrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish
puchopouch, small bagnoun
pudemcan (present tense)verb
puder [poss-, pote-, pussa-]can, be able toverb
pudingpuddingnoun
pudrir [pútri-]putrefyverb
pufottoman (furniture)noun
pugnacepugnaciousadjectiveSpanish: pugnaz; French: pugnace; Catalan: pugnaç
pugnar (por)strive, struggle (towards), fight/push (for)verbSpanish: pugnar
puisfor, then, on this accountpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesPort: pois
pulcretidy, smartly dressed, elegant, meticulousadjective
pulcritud [-tudin-]tidiness, elegance, meticulousness, refinementnoun
pulga oponíbelopposable thumbnoun
pulmónlungnoun
pulmonarepulmonary: of the lungsadjective
pulóvapullover, jumper, sweatshirtnounSpanish (Argentina)
púlpitopulpit (of church)noun
pulpooctopusnoun
pulsopulse (indicating blood pumping)noun
pulularpullulate: breed or spread so as to become increasingly commonverb
pumapuma, mountain lion, panther, or catamountnoun
punahigh mountainous area that is usually desolatenoun
puñaladafist punch, stabnoun
puniciónpunishmentnoun
puñofistnoun
puntadj finalfinal scorenoun
puntupointnoun
puntu ciegheblindspot (in eye)noun
puntu de înflecsióntipping pointnoun
puntu de referençabaseline, point of referencenoun
puntualpunctualadjective
puntuarpunctuateverb
puntuz suspensiveellipsis (in punctuation), suspension pointsnoun
pupilapupil (of eye)noun
pupiridesk (in classroom)nounSp: pupitre
purco, tchanchopork: pig meatnoun
puresapuritynoun
purey de batatazmashed potatoesnoun
purey de tomatiztomato pureenoun
purgatoriopurgatorynoun
purtayet (but, in contrast with)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
pusipreterite of poner [to put]verb
pusiessêimperfect subjunctive of poner [to put]verb
pusilánimepusillanimous: showing a lack of courage or determination; timidadjective
pussançapower, might, force (of blows, words, argument), dominion (empire)nounFrench: puissance; Anglo-French: pussance
pussança colonialcolonial powernoun
pussantemighty, powerful: influential, controlling (government...)adjectivePortuguese: possante; French: puissante
puste, ponideplaced, put (past)adjective
pustopost, place, vacancy (hotel, job)noun
pusto de gasolinagas stationnoun
pustuplaced, put (past)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
putaprostitute, whore, bitch (vulgar)noun
putchocigarette buttnoun
pútriderotten (vegetable, fruit), unhealthy, putridadjective
puxantebooming, vigorous and strong, powerful, burgeoningadjective
puxarstruggle, use force, strainverb
quethat (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 galacciagalaxy-spanningadjective
que dam vidalife-giving, that gives lifephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
que [substantivo, pronomi] hayam [participio pasade]that [noun, pronoun] has/have [past participle]verbPresent perfect subjunctive (that comes after the present indicative)
quebabkebabnoun
quebradapass (mountain), gorge, ravinenoun
quebradebroken (usually body part), lameadjective
quebrantarbreak and/or shake; confound, weaken and undermineverbSpanish
quebrarinterrupt; break (usually a part of the body, health or mood); break into pieces (something hard)verb
quechacomplaint or grievancenounSpanish: queja; Portuguese: queixa
quecharcomplainverb
quellethose, that over thereadjective
quellothose, that thing over there; those things over therenoun
quenaflute made of wood; traditional Andean flutenoun
querer [quisi-, queram]wantverb
quêricurrynoun
querosenkerosenenoun
querubincherubnoun
quesaditzaquesadilla (Tex-Mex style)noun
quesocheesenoun
queso cremecream cheesenoun
quetuhicrimenounAngloan Portuguese from Kimbundi: quituxe
queywhat (used before nouns)interrogative, question word
quey longurawhat length, how longphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
quíewho, whom (in appositive phrase or question)interrogative, question word
quíequelwhoever, whosoeverpronoun
quilo, quilograma, kilokilogram (measurement)noun
quilobaitê, quilo-octetkilobyte (KB): 1024 bytes; 2 to the 10th power of bytesnoun
quilobîtkilobit (kb): 1024 bitsnoun
quilombomessnounSpanish (Argentina): quilombo
quilometradj, kilometradjmileage but for kilometers, kilometragenoun
quilométrickilometer-longadjective
quilometric atascoz de tráficokilometer-long traffic jamsnoun
quilómetro, kilómetrokilometer (measurement)noun
quimarburnverb
quimar etapazpogress rapidly, burn through the phasesverb
quimbambasboondocks, away from civilizationnoun
químicchemicaladjective
químicachemistrynoun
química cuánticquantum chemistrynoun
químicozchemicalsnoun
quimistachemistnoun
quîmtchikimchinoun
quincime15th, fifteenthadjective
quincimo15th, fifteenthnoun
quininaquinine: used to treat arthritis, and lupisnoun
quinta5th/fifth note above root in musicnoun
quinte, or cincute5th, fifthadjective
quintillónquintillion: a million million million; a million trillion; a billion billion; the digit 1 followed by 18 zeroesnumber
quinto5th, fifthnoun
quinuaquinoanoun
quirghekyrgyzadjective
QuirghistônKyrgyzstannoun
quisipreterite (perfect past) of querer, wantedverb
quisiessêimperfect subjunctive of querer [to want]verb
quitarremove: take off (clothing, make-up), take away (object)verb
quizáperhaps, maybeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
quizámaybe, perhapsadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Spanish: quizá; Portuguese: talvez; French: peut-être; Haitian Creole: petèt
rabínicrabbinic, rabbinicaladjective
rabinorabbinounSpanish
rabotail (of animal)noun
raçarace, breednoun
rachalracialadjective
raciónration, portionnoun
racionalrationaladjective
racionalismorationalismnoun
racionalistarationalistnoun
racionalitárationalitynoun
racontostory, tale, fable, legendnoun
radiaciónradiationnoun
radianteradiantadjective
radiç [radic-;+:radicez]root, originalnoun
radicalradicaladjective
radicalismoradicalismnoun
radicalizaciónradicalizationnoun
radicalizarradicalizeverb
radículroot, radiclenoun
radioradionoun
radiocomunicaciónradiocommunicationnounSpanish: radiocomunicación
radiodifusiónbroadcastingnoun
radiuradiumnoun
radjoradiusnoun
rafreinchorus: refrain of poem or songnoun
ráhmônegracious, mercifuladjectiverach(a)man in Hebrew; [ra'man] in Arabic
raivarage, angernoun
raivoseangry, mad, rabidadjective
rajacrack, fissure in glass or ceramicnoun
ralarwork hard, slave away, literally: to grate oneselfverb
ralladorashredder, graternoun
rallarshred (with a grater)verbSpanish: rallar
ramadônRamadannoun
ramobranch, familynoun
ranafrognoun
rana-bov, sapo-bovbullfrognoun
rancheríaranch including all the buildingsnoun
rancheroranchernoun
ranchoranch, rangenoun
rangoranknoun
rap (música de rap)rap musicnoun
rapacerapacious, predatoryadjective
rapacitárapacity, agressive greednoun
raperorappernoun
rapidaménquickly, rapidlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
rápide [rápida-]rapid, fastadjective
rapidíssimemost rapid, fastestadjective
raportireportnoun
rapresallareprisal, act of retaliationnounItalian: rappresaglia; French: représaille; Catalan: represàlia; Spanish: represalia
raprochimentorapprochement: the development of greater understanding and friendship between two countries or groups after they have been unfriendlynoun
raptarkidnap, abductverb
raquetaracket, racquetnoun
raquiTurkish beverage made with anisenoun
rarerare, scarceadjective
rascamucus, something coughed upnounNeapolitan
rascarcough up (mucus)verbNeapolitan
rascassascorpion fishnounOccitan: rascassa; French: rascasse
rasgofeaturenoun
rasguñosketchnounPortuguese/Spanish
raspadoshaved icenoun
rasparscratchverb
rastrorakenoun
rastro digitaldigital trailnoun
ratatereally cool (meaning fantastic- I like this a lot)adjective
ratónmousenounSpanish: ratón
ravaldsuburb, outlying areanoun
rayadestripedadjective
réalreal: true, not an imitationadjective
realisterealisticadjective
realitáreality, factnoun
realizaciónrealization, achievement, attainment, fulfillment (of ambition, feeling of satisfaction)nounCatalan: realització, French: réalisation, Italian: realizzazione, Spanish: realización, Portuguese: realização
realizarrealize: make real, achieve, accomplish (goals)verb
realizar un grabaciónmake a recordingverb
realméntruly, reallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
realzarenhance, emphasizeverbSpanish: realzar; Portuguese: ressaltar
rebañoherd, flocknoun
rebasarsurpass, exceed, go beyondverb
rebelar-serebel, rise upverbSpanish: rebelarse
rebelar-se contra le sistemabuck the systemverbSpanish: rebelarse contra el sistema
rebelderebellious, rebel, unruly, stubborn/persistentadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese
rebeldirebel, insurgentnoun
rebeliónrebellionnoun
rêcamoneedleworknounArabic: raqm; Italian: ricamo
recaudarcollect (taxes, revenue), raise (funds), make/earn moneyverb
receitaprescription (medical, when and how to take medicine), recipenoun
receita culinarerecipe (for cooking)noun
receitariorecipe book, collection of recipesnoun
recén-jegadonewcomernounGalician: recén chegado; Portuguese: recém-chegado; Spanish: recién llegado
récenterecent, new, lateadjective
recenteménrecently, just (referring to time)adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
recesiónrecessionnounSpanish
recesorecess (legal): fall back, period of yielding from work or activitynounSpanish: receso
rechazarreject, turn down (food, job, offer); (not as strong as rijetar)verb
recifiz de coraicoral reefsnoun
recinto enclosure (usually for pedestrians only)noun
recinto universitarecollege campus, university campusnoun
reciprocitáreciprocitynoun
recitaciónrecitationnoun
recitarreciteverb
recitaurecitalnoun
reclamaciónz marítimemaritime claimsnounSpanish: reclamaciones marítimas
reclamanticlaimantnoun
reclamarclaim, reclaim, vindicateverb
recollerstraighten up, make orderly, gather back upverb
recollimentorecollection, withdrawal, absorptionnounSpanish: recogimiento
recomendaciónrecommendation, commendationnoun
recomendarrecommend, commend (to), admonishverb
recompensarecompense, rewardnoun
recompensarrecompense, reward, compensateverb
reconfortantecomforting, relaxingadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese/Galician: reconfortante; French: réconfortante; Catalan: reconfortant; Italian: confortante, confortevole
reconnesançareconnaissance (military, survey, exploration)noun
reconnesarperform reconnaissance; explore, probe, and measureverb
reconocíbelrecognizableadjective
recopilacióncompilationnoun
recopilarcollect, compileverb
recopilatoriecompilationadjective
récordrecord, recording of musicnoun
recordarremember, recallverb
recordistarecord-holdernoun
recorrertrek, travel around, cover (distance)verbSpanish: recorrer
rectángulrectanglenoun
rectangularerectangularadjective
recteright, honorable, justadjective
rectificaciónrectificationnoun
rectifiçar [rectifica-]rectify: make rightverb
rectitud [-tudin-]rightness, rectitude, righteousnessnoun
recuperaciónrecovery, recuperationnoun
recuperarrecuperate, recover; retrieveverb
recuperar-semake a recoveryverb
recursorecourse: the legal right to demand compensation or payment; appealnoun
recursoresourcenoun
recursoz umanhuman resourcesnoun
redacciónessay: written composition for school; homework; redactionnoun
redadaraidnoun
redarraidverb
redemciónredemptionnoun
redemtor, redemtriçredeemer, deliverernounItalian: redentrice, redentore; French: rédemptrice, rédempteur; Spanish/Portuguese: redentor, redentora; Catalan: redemptor
redinet, network, chain (of hotels, fastfood)noun
redi de seguritá socialsocial safety netnounSpanish: red de seguridad social; Portuguese: rede de segurança social
redi de televizióntelevision channel, networknoun
redigir [redige-, redac-]redact: drive back, bring back, bring down...verb
redimíbelredeemableadjective
redimir [redem-]redeem, ransomverb
réditointerest (return)nounSpanish
redondearround (a number)verb
redreçarredressverbOccitan: redreçar
refénhostage, captivenoun
referença [referench-]referencenoun
referenchalreferentialadjective
referendo, referéndumreferendumnoun
reflecsiónreflection, thinkingnounFrench: réflexion; Italian: riflessione; Portuguese: reflexão; Catalan: reflexió; Spanish/Galician: reflexión
reflecsivereflective, reflexiveadjective
reflecsivitáreflexivitynoun
reflecsoreflexnoun
reflexar-sebe reflected, show/demonstrate, be written (evident)verbSpanish: reflejarse
reflexer [reflecs-]reflect (physically or figuratively)verb
reforçarreinforce, intensify, strengthenverb
reforma agrareland reformnoun
reformatorioreformatory, correctional facilitynoun
reformaz económiceconomic reformsnoun
refranosaying, proverb, adage, refrainnounSpanish: refrán; Portuguese: refrão; French: refrain
refrigeraciónrefrigerationnoun
refrigeradorrefrigeratornoun
refrigerantisoft drink, cold drinknoun
refrigerarmake cold, refrigerateverb
refugiadorefugeenoun
refugiorefuge, haven, shelternoun
refutábelrefutable, answerable, deniable/disputableadjectivePortuguese: refutável; Spanish: refutable; French: réfutable; Italian: refutabile
refutaciónrebuttal, refutationnounSpanish: refutación; French: réfutation; Portuguese: refutação
refutaciónrefutationnounSpanish: refutación
refutarrefute: prove to be wrong or in errorverbSpanish/Portuguese: refutar
refuzarrefuseverbSpanish
regalargive a gift, give as a presentverb
regalogift, presentnoun
regaluzlicorice, liquoricenoun
regarwater (plant, garden), sprinkle with waterverb
rêgbirugbynoun
regentiregent: a person who exercises the ruling power during the minority, absence, or disability of the sovereign.noun
regieroyal, regal, sovereignadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: real; French: royal
régimenregimenoun
regiónregion, land ofnoun
región frontirizefrontier region, bordering regionnoun
regionalregionaladjective
regiónz biogeográficbiogeographic regionsnoun
registraderegisteredadjectivePast participle adjective form
registradorrecorder, registrarnoun
registraduregisteredpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
registrarrecord: set down facts, record (with an instrument); registerverb
registroregister, record (data), registrationnoun
regla [regul-]guiding principle, rulenoun
reglamentareregulation, regulatoryadjectiveFrench: réglementaire
reglamentorule, regulation, standing order(s), standard (issue)noun
reglaz gramaticalgrammatical rules, grammar rulesnoun
regresargo back, regressverb
regresoreturnnoun
regretarregretverbJudeo-Spanish
reguladorregulator (person)noun
regulador dele displeydisplay settingnoun
regulareregular: evenly spaced, frequent, normaladjective
reificadereified: make something more real or concrete (that was more abstract)adjectiveSpanish/Portuguese: reificado; Italian: reificato; French: réifié; Romanian/Catalan: reificat
reinaqueennoun
reinadoreignnoun
reinarreign, rule over, dominateverb
reîncidençarecidivismnounSpanish/Galician: reincidencia; Portuguese: reincidência; Catalan: reincidència
reîncidenterecidivistadjectiveSpanish: reincidente
reinokingdomnoun
reizónreasonnoun
reizonábelreasonableadjective
reizonamento deductivedeductive reasoningnoun
reizonarreason, think out a planverb
rejociarrejoiceverbSpanish/Portuguese: regocijar; French: réjouir; Italian: gioire
relacionalrelationaladjective
relacionamentorelationshipnounPortuguese: relacionamento
relaciónzrelationsnoun
relativerelative, relatingadjective
relatostory, tale; account/report of what happenednoun
relegaderelegatedadjective
relegarrelegateverb
relevançarelevancenoun
relevanterelevantadjective
relevarrelieve/remove, take over fromverb
religio-políticreligio-politicaladjective
religiónreligionnoun
religiosereligiousadjective
rellenarstuff, fill (peppers, cushion, toy)verb
rellenefilled, stuffed, plump (face)adjective
rellenostuffing, filling (food)noun
remanentiremnantnoun
remanerremainverbItalian
rembrançaremembrancenounPortuguese: lembrança
rembrarrememberverbPortuguese: lembrar
rembretchiremindernounPo:lembrete; Sp:recordatorio
remisión de pecadosremission of sinsnoun
remolcar [remolqu-]tow awayverb
remolquitowing, towagenoun
remordimento dele cumpradorbuyer's remorsenoun
remordimento; remorsoremorsenounCatalan: remordiment; Spanish: remordimiento
removerstir, mix, blendverb
remunerarremunerate: pay for services rendered or work done.verb
rencorrancor, bitterness, resentmentnoun
rendimentoperformance (of a product or service); yield/return: profit obtained from securities and capital in the form of interest and dividends.noun
rendirmake, render, yield; perform (well), produce, tire outverb
reñirwrangle, have a quarrel or falling outverb
rentábelcost-effective, profitable, worthwhileadjective
renunciawaiver, renunciation, resignationnoun
renuncia de democraciêabdication of democracynoun
renunciarrenounce: waive, give up (a claim to)verb
reparaciónrepair, reparation (not modern sense)noun
repararrepair, mend (clothes, house), fix upverb
repartirpass out (papers, food), distributeverbSpanish: repartir
repelenti de insetozinsect repellentnoun
repelerrepel, drive away, removeverb
repercusiónzrepercussions, aftermathnoun
repertuôrrepertoire, index, catalog, cataloguenoun
repeyarapply stucco or cement on surfaceverb
repitiderepeatedadjective
repitidurepeatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
repitienterepeatingadjective
repitirrepeatverb
replicación de ADNDNA replicationnoun
repositoriorepositorynoun
reposoreposenoun
repoyarsprout, bud (of flowers)verb
repozarrest/waitverbBrazilian Portuguese pronunciation
reprender [reprens-]reprimand, rebuke, reproof, reprehendverb
reprensíbelreprehensible: deserving censure or condemnationadjective
reprensibilitáreprehensibilitynoun
reprensiónrebuke, reprimand, reprehensionnoun
representaciónrepresentationnoun
representación proporcionalproportional representationnoun
representación vizualvisual representationnoun
representacionalrepresentationaladjective
représentantirepresentativenoun
représentarportray, represent, picturenoun
represiónrepressionnoun
reprimendareprimandnoun
reprimir [repres-]repress, subdue by forceverb
reprochábelblameworthy, reprehensible, deplorableadjective
reptielreptilenoun
repúblicarepublicnoun
República TchequeCzech Republicnoun
repudiarrepudiateverb
repudio, repudiaciónrepudiationnoun
repugnançarepugnance, reluctance, incompatibility (philosophy)noun
repugnanterepugnant, disgustingadjective
reputaciónreputationnoun
reputacionalreputationaladjective
requerreckon, figure out, suppose soverb
requerirrequire (concentration, effort, skill), request; summonverb
requintorequinto: higher pitched guitarnoun
requisitorequisite, requirementnoun
requisitoz reglamentareregulatory requirementsnoun
resaltarhighlight, mark with a highlighterverb
resarprayverb
resbaladiseslippery (surface, ground, skin), causing slippingadjective
rescatirescue, recovery (of something lost)noun
rescutaderescuedadjectivePast participle adjective form
rescutadurescuedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
rescutarrescueverb
reseñareview, critiquenoun
reseña de dopué de l'acción; reseña de pós-acciónafter action reviewnoun
reservareservation, bookingnoun
reservarreserve, booknoun
reservatorioreservoir: a large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply.noun
reservuôrthing that saves/reserves waternoun
residençaresidence (official, formal)noun
residença caninekennel: boarding house for dogsnounSpanish
residenchalresidentialadjective
residentiresidentnoun
residualresidualadjective
residuoresidue: a remainder, that which is left behindnoun
resilienteresilient: quick to recoveradjective
resistençaresistance, opposition (something in the way)noun
resistenteresistant to, resilient againstadjective
resisterresistverb
resisteúresisted, withstoodother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
resoluciónresolutionnoun
resolutorieresolutoryadjective
resolver [resuelt-/resolu-]resolveverb
resonadorresonatornoun
resonançaresonancenoun
resonança magnétic nuclearenuclear magnetic resonancenounSpanish: resonancia magnética nuclear
resonanteresonantadjective
resonarresonateverbSpanish: resonar
respaldobacking, support, endorsement (political)noun
respeiturespectnoun
respeituoserespectfuladjective
respiraciónrespirationnoun
respiradorrespiratornoun
respirarrespire, breatheverb
respiratoriebreathing, respiratoryadjective
resplandecenteresplendent, radiantadjective
resplandecer [-esca-]glow, shine, sparkleverb
responderrespond, reply (to message)verb
responsábelresponsible, accountableadjective
responsabilitáresponsibilitynoun
responsabilizar; atribuir pussançaz aempower, make stronger and more independentverbFrench: responsabiliser; Spanish: atribuir poderes a
responsibilización; atribución de pussançazempowerment: assigning power tonounFrench: responsabilisation
respostaanswer, replynoun
ressonetwork, meshnounFrench: réseau
restablecer [-esca-]restore, recover, reinstate (plans, government, order)verb
restorantirestaurantnoun
restricciónrestriction, constraintnoun
restriccionistarestrictionistnoun
restrictiverestrictive, qualificatoryadjective
restringiderestrictedadjective
restringir [restric-]restrict, limitverb
resucitaciónresuscitationnoun
resucitarresuscitate, resurrect, bring back to lifeverb
resueltaménresolutelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
resuelte [resuelta-]resolute, determinedadjective
resuelturesolvedpast participle
résultadoresult, outcomenoun
résultado empíricempirical resultnoun
résultado éticethical outcomenoun
résultado pareto-óptimepareto-optimal outcomenoun
resultarresult in, turn out to beverb
resurrecciónresurrectionnoun
retenciónretentionnoun
retenenteretainingadjective
retener [retuvi-, retenga-]retainverb
retenideretainedadjective
reteniduretainedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
reticençareticence, unwillingnessnoun
reticentereticentadjective
retinaretinanoun
retiradaretreat, withdrawal, removalnoun
retirarwithdraw, take back, remove (from spot)verb
retirar-semove back fromverb
retóricarhetoricnoun
retorical, retóricrhetoricaladjective
retrasadedelayed, held backadjectivePast participle adjective form
retrasadudelayed, held backpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
retrasardelay (train, flight, opening), hold-up (colloquial), push back, lose timeverb
retratoportraitnoun
retretitoiletnoun
retroactiveretroactiveadjective
retroalimentación amplificanteamplifying feedbacknoun
retroalimentación, fidebacfeedbacknoun
retrospecciónretrospectionnoun
reuniógathering together (meeting)noun
reunir-sehave a get together, bring together (people)verb
revanchirevenge, return gamenoun
revanchismorevanchismnoun
revanchisterevanchistadjective
revelaciónrevelationnoun
reveladorerevealing (sign, story, comment)adjective
revelarrevealverb
reversíbelreversibleadjective
reversoopposite, reversenounSpanish/Portuguese: reverso; Catalan: revés
reverso dele fortunareversal of fortunenoun
revestimentocladding, coating (of wire for instance), shield for protectionnounSpanish: revestimiento; Portuguese: revestimento; Italian: rivestimento; French: revêtement
revistamagazine, reviewnoun
revocábelrevocableadjective
revocarrevokeverb
revocatorierevocative, revocatoryadjective
rey [rein-, reg-]kingnoun
reyalroyaladjectiveFrench: royal; Spanish/Portuguese: real
reyalesa, reyalitároyaltynounSpanish/Portuguese: realeza; Italian: regalità; French: royauté; Catalan: reialesa; Romanian: regalitate
rezumenrésumé, summary, curriculum vitaenounSpanish: resumen
rezumirsummarizeverb
ri-enviarforward (message), resendverb
ri-inventarreimagine, reinvent, take action towards changing the outcomeverb
riacciónreactionnoun
riacción en cadenachain reactionnoun
riacciónz positivepositive reactions or feedbacknoun
riacciónz químicchemical reactionsnoun
riactivación de l'economíêeconomic recoverynoun
riactivarreactivateverb
riactivereactiveadjective
riactorreactornoun
riafirmadereaffirmedadjectivePast participle adjective form
riafirmadureaffirmedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
riafirmantereaffirmingadjective
riafirmarreaffirmverb
riagerreactverb
rianimarrevive, revitalize, reanimateverb
riaparecer [-esca-]reappearverb
riataflowerbed, small gardennounSpanish: arriate
riavaluaciónre-evaluationnoun
riavaluarre-evaluateverb
ricalentarreheatverb
ricapitularrecapitulate; sum upverb
ricebidereceivedadjective
ricebidureceivedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ricebimentowelcome, receptionnoun
ricebir [ricep-,ricip-]receiveverb
riceboreceipt (document)noun
ricepciónreceptionnoun
riceptáculreceptaclenoun
riceptivereceptiveadjective
riceptivitáreceptivityadjective
richpideharshadjectivePortuguese
riciclarrecycleverb
ricipienterecipientadjective
ricipientirecipient; containernoun
ricíproquereciprocaladjective
riconciliaciónreconciliation: gain one's favor againnoun
riconciliarreconcileverb
riconocenteappreciative, acknowledging, gratefuladjectiveFrench: reconnaissant, Italian: riconoscente
riconocer [riconosca-]recognizeverb
riconociderecognizedadjective
riconocidurecognizedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
riconocimentorecognition, acknowledgementnoun
riconstituirreconstituteverb
ricozrich (the folks who are wealthy)noun
ricrudescençarecrudescencenounItalian: recrudescenza, French: recrudescence, Spanish: recrudescencia, Portuguese: recrudescência
ricrudescenterecrudescentadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese/Italian/French: recrudescente
ridículeridiculous, laughable, ludicrousadjective
ridiculizaciónmockery, ridiculizationnoun
ridiculizantemocking, derisive, ridiculizingadjective
ridiculizarridiculize, fool, mockverb
ridistribuciónredistributionnoun
ridodrapes, curtainnoun
riducciónreductionnoun
riducción de emisiónzemission reductionnoun
riducirreduce: lead backverb
riegowatering, irrigation (by means of sprinkler or channels)noun
riembolsamento, riembolsoreimbursement, refundnoun
riembolsarreimburse, refundverb
riemplacerreplace (usually a person or a system); stand in forverb
riemplacíbelreplaceableadjective
riendulaughingother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
rienfocarrefocus (focus again, focus on something else)verb
riesgorisknoun
rifacer [rifetch-, rifici-, rifaga-, rifar-]redo, do over againverb
rifrescanterefreshingadjective
rifrescarrefresh (mind or spirit)verb
rigar [rieg-]water, moisten with water, spray with garden hoseverb
rígiderigidadjective
rigiditárigiditynoun
rigurrigornoun
rigurosaménrigorouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
riguroserigorous, stringentadjective
rigurose [rigorosa-]rigorous (sometimes: thorough or harsh); stringent, strictadjective
riîterarreiterateverb
rijecciónrejectionnoun
rijetarreject (stronger than rechazar)verb
rijuvenecer [-esca-]rejuvenateverb
rijuvenecimentorejuvenation, rejuvenescence, renewalnoun
rimarhymenoun
rimarrhymeverb
rinaicentiste, dele rinaicimentorenaissanceadjective
rinaicer [rinat-]rebirthverb
rinaicimento, rinaicençarebirth, revivalnoun
rincóncornernoun
ringhiboxing ringnoun
riñokidneynoun
rinocerontirhinocerosnoun
rinuvábelrenewable (energy, resources)adjective
rinuvaciónrenovation, renewal (of)noun
rinuvalrenewaladjective
rinuvarrenew, renovateverb
ripasargo over again, check over and reviseverbSp:repasar
ripeticiónrepetitionnoun
riquerichadjective
riquesarichnessnoun
riquíssimerichestadjective
rirlaughverbPortuguese: rir; Spanish: reír; Catalan: riure; French: rire
risalaugh, laughternounSpanish
riscocliffnounSpanish
riscriverrewriteverb
risellábelresealableadjectiveSpanish: resellable; Portuguese: resselável; Italian: risigillabile; French: rescellable
risíbelrisible, funny, laughableadjective
ristauraciónrestorationnoun
ristauraderestoredadjectivePast participle adjective form
ristauradurestoredpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ristaurarrestore (to health)verb
risurgimentoreemergence, resurgence, revivalnoun
rítmicrhythmicadjective
ritmorhythm, pacenoun
ritornábelreturnableadjectiveSpanish: retornable
rituritenoun
ritualritualadjective
rivalrivaladjective
rivalitárivalrynoun
rivalorizaciónrevaluation, reassessment of valuenoun
rivalorizarrevalue, reassess (economics)verb
rivistareview: periodical, magazinenoun
rivitalizaciónrevitalizationnoun
rivitalizarrevitalizeverb
rivizarrevise, checkverb
riviziónrevisionnoun
rivorivernoun
rivoluciónrevolution (of celestial body in its orbit, or figuratively)noun
rivolucionarerevolutionaryadjective
rivolucionariorevolutionary, revolutionistnoun
rivolvercome back, return, roll backverb
rivueltarevoltnoun
rivueltecame back, returnedpast participle
rizadecurlyadjectivePast participle adjective form
rizaducurlypast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
robadestolen, taken without consentadjectiveSpanish: robada
róbalobass (type of fish)noun
robancinawidespread theft, slew of robberiesnoun
robarsteal, robverb
roboburglary, theftnoun
robusterobust, sturdy, strongadjective
rocarocknoun
roca firmebedrock (geology)noun
rocambolescfantastical, epic, and excitingadjectiveFrench 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 dayphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
rocilight kiss (on cheek)noun
rocíodewnounSpanish
roconolajukeboxnoun
rodawheel, circle (of friends)noun
rodadjfilming, rollingnoun
rodarfilm: roll the film, record a movieverb
rodillakneenounSpanish: rodilla
rodoviafreeway, interstate highwaynoun
rogarbeseech, beg/pleadverb
rogativarogation: solemn prayer/supplication...noun
rolrole: the function assumed or part played by a person or thing in a particular situationnoun
rol decisivedecisive rolenoun
rolanterolling, movingadjective
rolarroll, moveverb
rolez de combaticombat rolesnoun
roloroll (of parchment/paper), scrollnoun
rolo para pinturapaint rollernoun
romanRomanadjective
romanescromanesqueadjective
románicRoman, of the Romans, Romance (language)adjective
romanizaciónromanizationnoun
romanoRoman, person from Romenoun
rompecabeçazbrain teaser, puzzlenounSpanish
romper [rot-]breakverb
romplonecourse, vulgar (language, behavior)adjectiveSpanish: romplón
roncarsnoreverb
rondaround (of drinks)noun
ropaclothesnoun
ropadjapparel, clothing, outfit, robesnoun
ropeirocloset, small room that holds clothesnoun
rôquero, rôckerorock musiciannoun
roquetirocketnoun
roqui, rockrock musicnoun
rosarosenoun
rosbifroast beefnoun
rosepink, rose-coloredadjective
rostrovisage, countenance, facenoun
rotaciónrotation (crops, planets on axis...)noun
rotarrotate (especially in graphics and computing)verb
rotatorierotary, revolvingadjective
rotubrokenpast participle
rôtuladorfelt tip pennoun
rôtularinscribe, put a label onverb
rôtulolabel on packaging, product label (visual and written description of facts about the product)noun
rotunderesounding (not resonant), categorical, emphaticadjectiveSpanish: rotundo
RuandaRwandanoun
ruandeserwandan, rwandaisesadjective
rubeolaGerman measlesnoun
rubírubynoun
rucarouxnounmix of French Cajun with Czech
ruderudeadjective
rudesarudenessnoun
rudimentarerudimentary, inchoateadjective
rudimentorudiment, first principlesnoun
ruedawheelnoun
ruegorequest: an act of asking politely or formally for something.noun
rugirroar (of animal)verb
ruidosound that is loudnoun
ruinazruinsnounSpanish
ruineruinous, terribleadjective
rujeredadjective
rumanRomanianadjective
rumanechRomaniannoun
RumaniaRomanianoun
rumanoRomanian language, Romanian personnoun
rumbocourse: direction of travel, way of proceedingnoun
ruminaciónrumination: compulsively focused attention on the symptoms of one's distressnoun
ruminarruminate: think deeply and repetitively about somethingverb
rumorrumornoun
rungadance partynoun
rungheromerrymaker, revelernoun
rusech, rusoRussiannoun
RusiaRussianoun
rusian, ruseRussianadjective
rutaroad, routenoun
ruta de navegaciónshipping lanenoun
ruta maritimesea lanenoun
rutadorrouter (for internet)noun
rutador sens estatstateless routernoun
rutardbackpacker, someone who travels a routenounFrench: routard
ruteruitinerarynoun
rutinaroutinenoun
sábadoSaturdaynoun
sabbatSabbathnoun
sabbaticsabbaticaladjective
sabeduríawisdom, knowledge, learning, prudencenoun
sabendu queknowing thatother, 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 somethingverb
sabie [sapie-]wise, savvy, learned, trainedadjective
sábila, áloeveraslug (animal)noun
sabio, sabiascholar (person who is learned)noun
sabónsoapnoun
sabonosesoapyadjective
sabotadjsabotagenoun
sabotarsabotageverb
sabrêsabernoun
sacsack: usually more durable than a bag; Used for grain and moneynounFrench
sacapuntadorpencil sharpenernoun
sacartake out, get out; draw (a revolver); stick out (tongue)verb
sacar un fotografotake a photographverb
sacar un pólisatake out a policyverb
sacarinasaccharin, sugar substitutenoun
sacatigrassnoun
sacerdociopriesthood, calling (in life)noun
sacerdotpriestnoun
sacerdotalpriestlyadjective
saciarsatiate (hunger, thirst, desire), satisfy (basic needs)verb
sacralof, for, or relating to sacred rites or symbols.adjective
sacralitásacrednessnoun
sacramentausacramental: something set apart or blessed to manifest the respect due to the Sacraments and so to excite pious thoughts and to increase devotion to Godnoun
sacramentosacramentnoun
sacre [sacra-, sagra-]sacred, holyadjective
sacrificialsacrificialadjective
sacrificiosacrificenoun
sacristiavestry, sacristynoun
sacsofónsaxophonenoun
sacudida violenteviolent shake/shaking/jolt/upheavalnoun
sacudirshake, rock (figuratively)verb
sádicsaddisticadjectiveSp
safaridjwater reservoirnoun
safirosapphirenounSpanish: zafiro; Portuguese: safira
safranasaffronnoun
sagewise, sensibleadjective
sagesawisdom, sensibility, sensibleness, wisenessnounFrench: sagesse; Catalan: saviesa
sagradesacredadjectivePast participle adjective form
sagradusacredpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sagrariusacrarium: sanctuary of a churchnoun
saguáhouse entrancenounSpanish: zaguán; Catalan: zaguà
sahelsahel: ecoclimatic and biogeographic zone of transition in Africa between the Sahara to the north and the Sudanian Savanna to the south. noun
salaroom, open area in buildingnoun
sala capitularemeeting room; chapter housenoun
sala de congresozconvention hallnoun
sala de dançadance hall, dancehallnoun
sala polivalentemultipurpose room (of public area)noun
saldobalance, remainder, outcomenoun
salgleave (imperative or command form)verbSpanish: sal, salgamos, salga, salgan
salgadesalty, saltedadjectivePast participle adjective form
salgadusalty, saltedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
salgarsaltverb
salidaexit, departure (of plane, train)noun
salientesalient, important/prominent, projecting (architectural element)adjective
salinesalineadjective
salir a jorrozerupt, gush forth, jet outverb
salir deextricateverb
salir por le culatabackfire, shoot [oneself] in the foot (expression)verbSpanish: salir por la culata
salir [salga-]leave a location, exitverb
salmozpsalmsnoun
salmurabrinenounSpanish: salmuera, French: saumure, Catalan: salmorra
salónlounge: spacious area in a hotel, airport, club, or theater to sit and relaxnoun
salubresalubrious, favorable to one's health, wholesomeadjectiveFrench/Spanish/Portuguese: salubre
salubritásalubriousness, salubritynoun
saludhealthnoun
saludábelhealthy, wholesome, salutary, good, salubriousadjective
salvaciónsalvationnoun
salvadjsalvage: items saved from loss or destructionnoun
salvadorsaviournoun
salvamentosalvage: rescue of shipnoun
salvarsave: rescue, deliver fromverb
salvatorelife-givingadjective
salvegardiasafeguardnoun
salveguardarsafeguard, protect and defendverb
salvetadjrescuenoun
salvu, salvadusaved, salvagedpast participle
sansaint, holy (goes in front of a noun for proper names of people or cities)adjective
sañalarpoint, signalizeverb
sanarheal, cure, get wellverb
sanatoriosanitarium, sanatorium, hospital care facilitynoun
sandalisandalnoun
sandwedjsandwichnoun
sane [sana-]sane, healthyadjective
sanghibloodnoun
sanghientebloodyadjective
sanghinesanguineadjective
sangrar [sanghi-]bleedverb
sanitaresanitaryadjective
santeholyadjective
Sante GraelHoly Grailnoun
Sante LuciaSaint Lucianoun
santificaciónsanctificationnoun
santificadesanctifiedadjectivePast participle adjective form
santificadusanctifiedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
santifiçar [santifica-]sanctify: make holyverb
santilucenseSaint Lucianadjective
santimoniasanctity, virtuousnessother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounLatin: sanctimonia
santitáholiness, sanctitynoun
santusaintnoun
santuariusanctuarynoun
sapateroshoe makernoun
sapatoshoenoun
sapiençasapiencenoun
sapientehaving or showing great wisdom or sound judgment; of great intelligentadjective
saploninformant, snitchnoun
sapotoadnoun
sarafmoney changernounJudeo-Spanish
sarcásticsarcasticadjective
sarcôfagosarcophagusnoun
sargentosergeantnoun
sarobisyrupnounSpanish: jarabe; Portuguese: xarope; French: sirop; Catalan: xarop
sarobi de acerimaple syrupnoun
sarobi de mahís a fructosa riquehigh fructose corn syrupnoun
sarobosesyrupy, sugaryadjectivePortuguese: xaroposo; French: sirupeuse; Romanian: siropos; Italian: sciropposo
sarpicarsprinkleverbJudeo-Spanish
sastritailornoun
satélitsatellitenoun
satélitesatelliteadjective
sátirasatirenoun
satisfacciónsatisfactionnoun
satisfacer [satisfetch-, satisfici-, satisfaga-, satisfar-]satisfy, be satisfiedverb
satisfactoriesatisfactory, pleased, satisfyingadjective
satisfetchesatisfiedadjective
satisfetchusatisfiedpast participle
SaturnoSaturnnoun
saudagilonging, nostalgic yearningnoun
sauditeSaudiadjective
sauerbratensauerbraten: cut of meat marinated (for several days) in a mixture of vinegar or wine, water, herbs, spices, and seasonings.noun
sauercrutsauerkrautnoun
sausasauce, gravynoun
sausa de soyasoy saucenoun
sausa fresquesalsa: a tomato-based dipping sauce with onions, chilis, and herbs; salsa frescanounSpanish: salsa fresca
sausa picantepicante sauce, spicy saucenoun
sausichasausagenoun
sautarjump, leapverb
sautersaute, toss while cookingverb
sauto mortalsomersaultnoun
savanasavanna: grassy plain in subtropical regionnounSpanish: sabana, Portuguese: savana, French: savane
savertasteverb
savro, savortaste, flavornoun
savrosetasty, deliciousadjective
secadora, máchina de secardryer, drying machinenoun
secardryverb
secciónsectionnoun
sección infantilchildren's librarynoun
secretariosecretarynoun
secretariucouncil-chamber, conclave, consistorynounLatin: secretarium
Secretariu GenralSecretary General, Secretary-GeneralnounFrench: Secrétaire Général
secretesecretadjective
secsesexy, sexually attractiveadjective
secsusex (gender)noun
secsualsexualadjective
secsualitásexualitynoun
sectaresectarianadjectiveFrench: sectaire
sectarismosectarianismnoun
sectorsectornoun
secuelazaftermathnoun
secuença [secuench-]sequencenoun
secuenchalsequentialadjective
secuenchalménsequentiallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
secuestraciónsequestration, sequesternoun
secuestradorkidnappernoun
secuestrarkidnap (person), sequester, quarantine, isolate (until debts are paid or goal is met), sequestrateverbSpanish/Portuguese
secularesecular, lay(man)adjective
sedacacharitynounJudeo-Spanish
sedentaresedentaryadjective
sedimentaresedimentaryadjective
sedimentosediment (geology)noun
sedimento pelagicpelagic sediment : fine grained sediment that collects slowly on the deep-ocean floornoun
sedjachair: seatnounSpanish: silla; Italian: sedia; Catalan: cadira; Portuguese/Galician: cadeira; French: chaise/siège; Latin: sella/sedes
sedja eléctricelectric chairnoun
sedja rolantewheelchairnoun
sedjónarmchairnoun
sedjón de hamacarocking chairnoun
sedjornstay for a period of time, visiting a place, sojournnounItalian: soggiorno; French: séjour
sedjornarstay (temporarily), sojournverbItalian: soggiornare; French: séjourner
segadorreaper, person who scythesnoun
segarreap, mow down, scytheverb
seghidefollowedadjective
seghidufollowedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
seghientefollowing, next (in line) (adjective or preposition)preposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at timesPortuguese: seguinte; Spanish: siguiente
seghimentocontinuation; monitoring, trackingnounPortuguese: seguimento; Spanish: seguimiento
seghirfollowverb
segithirstnoun
segientethirstyadjective
segmentosegmentnounSpanish/Portuguese: segmento
segondaresecondaryadjective
segonde2nd, secondadjective
segondo2nd, secondnoun
segondogénitesecond-bornadjective
segondogenitosecond-born childnoun
segregación segregationnoun
segregación racial; apartheidapartheidother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
segregarsegregateverb
segúnaccording toother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderpreposSpanish
segundo, segundasecond cousinnoun
seguresecure, safe, sure/certainadjective
seguritásecuritynoun
seguritá cibernéticcyber securitynoun
seguritá înteriorehomeland securitynoun
seguro de vidalife insurancenoun
seicime16th, sixteenthadjective
seicimo16th, sixteenthnoun
seis de otcho es dosSix from eight is two; eight minus six i two; 8-6 = 2phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
seisentime60th, sixtiethadjective
seisentimo60th, sixtiethnoun
seisirgrab, seize, take hold ofverbold French seisir and Modern French saisir
seistasixth note above root in musicnoun
seiste6th, sixthadjective
seisto6th, sixthnoun
Sej gentil, perfavorBe kind, pleasephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sej, seabe (imperative or command form)verbPortuguese: sê, seja, sejamos, sede, sejam; Spanish: se, seamos, sea, sean
sejampresent subjunctive of ser [to be]verb
sêl marinesea saltnoun
sêl [sal-]saltnoun
selecciónselection, choice (from a variety)noun
seleccionarselectverb
selecteselectadjective
selector de canauzchannel selectornoun
selector de estereostereo controlnoun
sêleirosalt shakernoun
SeleucidyeSeleucid, 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
selladorsealantnoun
sellarsealverb
selloseal (of approval, stamp, or mechanical)noun
selvajunglenoun
selva tropicalrainforest, tropical forestnoun
selvadjwildness, savage, untamednoun
selvadjewild, savage, untamedadjective
selvadjeménwildlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
semáforotraffic lightnoun
semánticsemantic, semanticaladjective
semánticasemantics: branch of linguistics and logic concerned with meaning. noun
sembradesownadjectivePast participle adjective form
sembradosown fieldnoun
sembradorsowernoun
sembradusownpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sembradurasowingnoun
sembrarscatter seed, sow, plantverb
semellançaresemblance, likeness, similaritynounPortuguese: semelhança, Spanish: semejanza
semellanteresembling, like, simlar toadjective
semellarresemble: be like, look likeverb
semi-estructuradesemi-structured, semistructuredadjectiveSpanish: semiestructurado; Portuguese: semi-estruturado
seminarioseminarnoun
seminariuseminarynoun
semióticasemioticsnoun
semplice [sempl-]simple, mere, not complexadjective
semplificaciónsimplificationnoun
semplifiçar [semplifica-]simplifyverb
semprê, toujualwaysother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
señapasswordnoun
senadosenatenoun
senadorsenatornoun
señaladeappointed, momentous, distinguishedadjectivePast participle adjective form
señaladuappointed, momentous, distinguishedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
señalarappoint (a time or place), point out, indicate/mark/showverb
señalización de vertudvirtue signalingnoun
señalizarsignalize, make striking or conspicuousnoun
señasaddressnoun
señaz postalmailing addressnoun
senciençasentience: faculty of sense; feeling, consciousnessnoun
sencientesentient (capable of feeling and sensing consciousness)adjective
sencilstraight-forward, straightforward, simple, modestadjectiveSp:sencillo
sencilesasimplicity, easiness, straight-forwardnessnounSpanish: sencillez
sendapath, track (of a railway), lane (of a highway)noun
sendaz directestraight pathsnoun
senderofootpathnoun
sendíawatermelonnounSpanish: sandía
sendía sens pepitazseedless watermelonnoun
señormister, sir, master, lordnoun
Señor JehovaLord Godnoun
señoramiss, ma'amnoun
señorillordly, noble, grandadjective
senswithoutother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sens blindadjunshieldedadjective
sens conocimentounconscious, without consciousnessadjective
sens conocimento públicwithout the public’s knowledgephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sens custowithout cost, freeadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sens difeitu, impecábelflawless, impeccableadjective
sens embargoneverthelessother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sens estructuraunstructuredadjective
sens faltawithout failurephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sens gastar bocu de arjawithout spending too much moneyphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sens geluice-freeadjective
sens împortançainsignificant, unimportantadjective
sens límitizlimitless, without limitsadjective
sens pricedentizunprecedentedadjective
sens propósitowithout purpose, unintentionally, aimlesslyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sens tatchafaultless, unblemishedadjective
sens vidalifelessadjective
sensaciónsensation, feelingnoun
sensacionalsensationaladjective
sensatesensibleadjectiveSpanish/Portuguese
sensíbelsensitive, touchyadjective
sensibilitázsensibilitiesnoun
sensualsensual,sensuousadjective
sentenciaopinion, ruling, sentence (in court)noun
sentenciosesententious: concise and full of meaning, or pompousadjective
sentideheartfeltadjective
sentidosense (of smell, hearing, sight...), feelingnoun
sentido comunecommon sense, sense (judgement)noun
sentido dele humorismosense of humournoun
sentiduheartfeltpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sentimentalsentimentaladjective
sentimentosentimentnoun
sentimento nacionalistesense of nationhood, nationalistic sentimentnounSpanish: sentimiento nacionalista; Portuguese: sentimento nacionalista
sentir [sens-]feel or senseverb
senu [sinus-]sinusnounPortuguese: seio; Spanish/Italian: seno
sepamknowverbSpanish: sepa, sepamos, sepan (saber)present subjuntive of saber
separaciónseparationnoun
separadaménseparatelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
separade [separada-]separatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
separaduseparatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
separarseparateverb
separateseparate, discreteadjective
sepíesepia (color of monochrome photographs of 19th and early 20th century)adjective
sépticsepticadjective
sepulcralsepulchraladjective
sepulcrosepulcher, sepulchre, tombnoun
sepultar [sepulcr-]bury, put in the groundverb
sepultar-seimmerse oneself, be absorbed inverb
sequedried, dryadjective
sequesadrynessnounItalian: secchezza; French: sécheresse
sêrsir ('senhor' with authority)noun
ser mais numerose queoutnumberverb
ser [fui-, es/som, seja-]be: essential nature including characteristics (see: eser)verb
seráwill be (used for permanent state)verb
seráficseraphicadjective
serafín [+:serafinez]seraphim (fiery ones)nounHebrew/Greek
SerbiaSerbianoun
serbianSerbianadjective
serbianoSerbiannoun
serendipitáserendipitynounFrench: sérendipité; Spanish: serendipia; Italian: serendipità; Portuguese: serendipidade
serenesereneadjective
sereníssimevery sereneadjective
sêriserie(s)noun
seriaménseriously, intenselyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
serie [seria-]serious, intense (of a person)adjective
serietáseriousnessnoun
sermónsermonnoun
serpentisnake, serpentnoun
serra eléctricelectric sawnoun
serra, sagsawnoun
serradeserratedadjectivePast participle adjective form
serraduserratedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
serrarsaw, serrateverb
servichalhelpful and accomodating; obligingadjectiveSpanish/Catalan: servicial; Portuguese: serviçal
serviço ale clientêconsumer affairsnoun
serviço gratuyefree servicenoun
serviço [servich-]servicenoun
servidorperson who servesnoun
servidorservant (not a person), something that servesnoun
servidor procsie; servidor întermedjareproxy servernounCatalan: servidor intermediari; Spanish: servidor proxy
servientiservant (occupation)noun
servirserveverb
servitud [-tudin-]servitudenoun
servyetanapkin, towel for handsnoun
sesgobias, slantnoun
sesgo inconchienteunconscious biasnoun
setecime17th, seventeenthadjective
setecimo17th, seventeenthnoun
setembroSeptembernoun
setentime70th, seventiethadjective
setentimo70th, seventiethnoun
SetentrionSeptrentrion, Northnoun
setentrionalseptentrional, northernadjective
setimaseventh note above root in musicnoun
setime7th, seventhadjective
setimo7th, seventhnoun
setmanaweeknounCatalan: setmana; Spanish: semana
Setmana SanteHoly Week (of Easter)noun
siifother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sicariohitmannoun
sieder [sedi-]sit, be seatedverb
sieder-se, sentar-sesit (oneself down)verbItalian: sedersi; Portuguese: sentar-se; Spanish: sentarse from Vulgar Latin: sedentare
siestasiesta, afternoon napnoun
sifolarwhistleverbFrench: siffler
sifonsiphonnoun
signautraffic signal, red light; radio or phone signalnoun
signau acústicacoustic signalnoun
significado, significaciónsignificance, meaningnoun
significativesignificant, meaningfuladjective
signosignnoun
sigulcenturynoun
sigularecenturies-old, century-old, age-oldadjective
silabasyllablenoun
silenciosilencenoun
siluetasilhouettenounSpanish
silvestrewild, naturally occurringadjective
simbiosisymbiosisnoun
simbióticsymbioticadjective
símbolsymbolnoun
simbólicsymbolicadjective
simbolismosymbolismnoun
simétricsymmetricaladjective
simetríêsymmetrynoun
simfónicsymphonicadjective
simfoníêsymphonynoun
similaresimilaradjective
simpáticsympathetic, likeableadjective
simpaticonevery likeableadjective
simpatíêliking, fellow feeling, sympathynoun
simpatizantisupporter, sympathizernoun
simpatizar cunsympathize, be sympathetic toverb
simpepleasant, nice (person), friendly (atmosphere)adjective
simulaciónsimulationnoun
simuladesimulatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
simuladusimulatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
simularsimulateverb
sinceraménsincerelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sincere [sincera-]sincereadjective
sincréticsyncreticadjective
sincretismosyncretismnoun
sincroníêsynchronynoun
sincronización impecábelimpeccable timingnounSpanish: sincronización impecable
sincronizadesynchronizedadjectiveSpanish
sincronizarsynchronizeverbSpanish
sindicalismotrade unionismnoun
sindicatounion, labor unionnoun
Sindoni de TurínShroud of Turinnoun
síndromisyndromenoun
síndromi de VénusVenus syndromenoun
sine-cua-nonsine 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 interjectionLatin
sinécdoquisynecdochenounFrench: synecdoche, Catalan: sinècdoque, Spanish: sinécdoque, Portuguese: sinédoque
sinecdóquicsynecdochicadjective
sinergeticasynergeticsnoun
sinérgicsynergeticadjective
sinergíêsynergynoun
sinergismosynergismnoun
SingapurSingaporenoun
singapurenseSingaporeanadjective
singapurensiSingaporeannoun
singularesingularadjective
sinistresinisteradjective
siníticsinitic: relating to or denoting the division of the Sino-Tibetan language family that includes the many forms of spoken Chinese.adjectiveSpanish
sinoexcept/save, rather, but ratherpreposition or prepositional phrase and/or conjunction, may be adverb at times
sinopsisynopsisnoun
sínopticsynopticadjective
sintacsi [sintáct-]syntaxnoun
sintácticsyntacticadjective
síntesisynthesisnoun
sintéticsyntheticadjective
sintetizarsynthesizeverb
síntomasymptomnoun
sintomáticsymptomaticadjective
sintomatologíêsymptomologynoun
sintoníêtuning (of radio, television), harmony (understanding)nounSpanish: sintonía; Portuguese: sintonia
sintonizaciónaction of tuning to a frequency; syntonization: the adjustment of two electronic circuits or devices so as to operate at the same frequency.nounSpanish: sintonización, Italian: sintonizzazione; French: syntonisation
sintonizadortuner (on radio, walkie talkie, etc)noun
sintonizartune into, syntonizeverbSpanish/Portuguese: sintonizar; French: syntoniser
siñunchief herder on a seasonal pasturenounGerman: Senn; Romansch: signun
sinusitisinusitisnounSpanish: sinusitis; Portuguese/French/Italian: sinusite
siquieraeven ifadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
siri de acontecimentozchain of events, series of eventsnoun
sísmicseismicadjective
sistemasystemnoun
sistema de gestión dele calitáquality management systemnoun
sistema de justiçajustice systemnoun
sistema de propulsiónpropulsion systemnoun
sistema inmunitareimmune systemnoun
sistema penitenciare, sistema penitenchareprison systemnounsystème pénitentiaire, sistema penitenciario
sistema solaresolar systemnoun
sistemáticsystematic: carried out using step-by-step procedures; of, characterized, or constituting a systemadjective
sistematicaménsystematicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
sistematicitásystematicitynoun
sistémicsystemic: systemwide or deeply engrained in the systemadjective
sitopiafood placenoun
situsite, place/locationnoun
situaciónsituationnoun
situacionalsituationaladjective
situadesituated, locatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
situadusituated, locatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
situarsituate, be placedverb
sobrazleftovers, scraps (from meal, etc)noun
sobrê le Bibliaon the Biblephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
sobrê le pantalónnot tucked in (short); outside/on the pantsother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sobrê [super-]on (top), about (a topic, subject, relating to), over, concerning, and regardingother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
sobrê-umansuperhumanadjective
sobrêclasificaciónoverclassificationnoun
sobrêegsplotaciónoverexploitation, drainingnoun
sobrêlevarendure, bear, cope with, weather (an event)verbSpanish: sobrellevar
sobrêmesatime spent after a meal, hanging out with family or friends, chatting and enjoying each other's companynoun
sobrêmontersurmount, prevail over, overcomeverb
sobrênaturalsupernaturalnoun
sobrêpasarsurpassverb
sobrêsalienteoutstanding, projecting, imposingadjective
sobrêsautarjump-start (vehicle)verb
sobrêsemplificación; semplificación eccesiveoversimplification; excessive simplificationnoun
sobrêvellançasurveillance, controlled watchnoun Italian: sorveglianza; French: surveillance
sobrêvellarsurveil, survey, on the watchverb
sobrêvivençasurvivalnoun
sobrêviventisurvivornoun
sobrêviversurviveverb
sobriesober: subdued, seriousadjective
sobrietásobriety: subdued nature (not absense of being drunk)noun
sobrino, sobrinanephew, niecenounSpanish: sobrino/sobrina; Portuguese: sobrinho/sobrinha
sociábelsociableadjective
socialsocialadjective
socialismosocialismnoun
socialistasocialistnoun
socializaciónsocializationnoun
socialménsociallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
societásocietynoun
socioeconómicsocioeconomicadjective
sociolinguísticasociolinguisticsnoun
sociológicsociological, sociologicadjective
sociologíêsociologynoun
sociólogosociologistnoun
sociópatasociopathnoun
sociopáticsociopathicadjective
sociopolíticsociopoliticaladjective
socolaclearing of forest to make room for ranch or farmsnoun
socolarclear forestlandverb
socorramHelp!verb
socorrerrelieve, bring aid toverb
socorrista [socorro]relief worker, aid workernoun
socorrorelief, assistance, aidnoun
sodipasoda, pop, sodapopnounEnglish
sódiusodiumnoun
sofasofa, couchnoun
sofismasophistry, sophismnounSpanish/Portuguese: sofisma; Catalan: sofisme
sofisticaciónsophisticationnoun
sofisticadesophisticatedadjective
sofisticarsophisticateverb
soflarblow, breathe into; slang: be of use, functionverbSpanish: soplar + Latin
SolSunnoun
solaresolaradjective
solariusolariumnoun
soldadosoldiernoun
soldadura per fricciónfriction weldingnoun
soldarweld, solderverb
sôlesole, one, onlyadjective
solécismosolecismnoun
solemnesolemn: formal and dignified; serious, sincereadjective
solemnitásolemnity (of occasion, promise)noun
solerusually do, habitually doverb
sôletáaloneness, solitudenoun
solfejo: do (C), re (D), mi (E), fa (F), sol (G), la (A), si (B), dosolfège: pitch and sight singing method (do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do)noun
solicitarapply for (job, work), ask for or request (information)verb
solícitesolicitousadjective
solicitud de cambio; ruego de cambiochange requestnoun
solicitud [-tudin-]concern, solicitude, anxietynoun
solidaménsolidlyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderadverbSpanish: sólidamente
solidamén establecidewell-establishedother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderadjSpanish: sólidamente establecido
solidaresolidary; who stand together, who show solidarity (of people) ; interdependent (mechanical pieces); binding on all partiesadjective
solidaritásolidaritynoun
sólidesolidadjective
solidesasolidness, soliditynoun
sólidosolidnoun
sôliloquiosoliloquynoun
sôlipsismosolipsism (solus ipse)noun
sôlipsistesolipsistadjective
sôlistasoloistnoun
sôlitaresolitaryadjective
sôlitud [-tudin-]solitudenoun
sôlosolo (singer, guitar)noun
soltarlet go of, drop, loosen/untie; break forthverb
solteloose/free/out, seperate/detachedadjective
solteramaiden: unmarried womannoun
solteresingle, unmarriedadjective
solterobachelor: unmarried malenoun
solturaease, fluency, agilitynoun
sôlumerely, only, solely; it's just that...adverb (clearly and always an adverb)
solúbelsolubleadjective
solubilitásolubilitynoun
soluciónsolutionnoun
solución întermedjecompromisenoun
soluciónz egsperteexpert solutionsother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounSpanish: soluciones expertas
solutosolute: dissolved substance in a solutionnoun
solvençacredit (financial standing)noun
solventesolventadjective
solverloosen, disperse, dissipateverb
somis, am, are (for permanence, present tense)verb
som, espresent tense of ser, is, areverb
somáticsomaticadjective
sombrashade, shadownoun
sombresomber, dark (gloomy)adjective
sombreirosombrero: wide-brimmed hat for shadenoun
somel, sulasole of shoe or socknoun
somnambulsleep-walker, somnambulistnoun
somnambulismosleep walkingnoun
somnisleepnounLatin: somnus; Catalan: son; Spanish: sueño; Portuguese: sono; Italian: sonno; French: sommeil
somniferesleep-inducingadjective
somniferosleeping pill/drugnoun
somnolençasleepiness, drowsinessnoun
somnolentesleepy, drowsyadjective
sompopoleaf cutter antnoun
sonsound (of singer, band)noun
sonarbeep, ring, sound offverb
soñardreamverb
sonavrasonar: acronym Sound Navigation And Rangingnoun
sonaxarattle (something that makes sound when you shake it)noun
sondaprobenoun
soñodreamnounItalian: sogno; Portuguese: sonho; Spanish: sueño; Galician: soño; Catalan: somni
sonrisosmilenoun
sôpasoupnoun
sôpaipillasopaipilla: kind of fried pastry and a type of quick bread served in several regions with Spanish heritagenoun
sorbersuck inverb
sorbosip of a drinknoun
soretchmousenounRomanian: şoarece; French: souris
sororsister in organization (unrelated sister)noun
sororitásororitynoun
sortchifortune, good lucknoun
sortirgo out, come out, take out, break outverbFrench/Catalan: sortir
sorutchialtitude sicknessnounGuarani
sótanobasement, cellarnoun
soteriológicsoteriologicaladjectiveSpanish: soteriológica
soteriologíêsoteriology: doctrine of salvationnoun
soviéticSovietadjective
sôvransovereignadjective
sôvranitásovereigntynoun
soyatismall palm used to make string and roofs.noun
sôziñealone, by yourselfadjectivePortuguese
straw, thatch, chaffpallanounItalian: paglia; Catalan: palla; Spanish: paja; Portuguese: palha; Romanian: paie/pai
su propihis own, her own, its ownother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
suaraeveningnoun
suavesmooth, even, softadjective
suaveménsmoothlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
suavitud [-tudin-]smoothness, sweetness, pleasantnessnoun
sub controlUnder controlphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
subatomicsubatomicadjective
subbullirsimmerverbItalian: sobbollire; Spanish: sub +
subconjuntosubsetnounSpanish: subconjunto
subcontinenti [subcontinent-]subcontinentnoun
subcontrataroutsource, subcontractverb
subdiagnosticadeunder-diagnosedadjective
subdirectuôrsubdirectorynoun
subdivisiónsubdivisionnoun
subidaascent, slope, rise, climbnoun
subirgo up, climb, lift upverb
subjetivesubjectiveadjective
subjetusubjectnoun
subjetualsubjectualadjective
subjugaciónsubjugationnoun
subjugarsubjugateverb
subnacionalsubnationaladjective
subóptimesuboptimaladjective
subordenadosubordinatenoun
subordenarsubordinateverb
subornarbribeverb
subrutinasubroutine, procedure or functionnoun
subsahariansub-saharanadjective
subseghientesubsequentadjective
subsistençasubsistancenoun
subsistersubsist, survive, retain the same state of existingverbfrom Middle French subsister and directly from Latin subsistere: to stand still or firm, take a stand, take position
substançasubstancenoun
substanchalsubstantial, significantadjective
substanchosesubstantial, full of substanceadjective
substantivonoun, substantivalnoun
substituciónsubstitutionnoun
substituíbelreplaceable, able to be substitutedadjective
substituirsubstituteverb
substitutive; de substituciónsubstitutionary, substituteadjective
substitutosubstitute, stand-innoun
substitutoriereplacement, substituteadjective
substituyúsubstitutedverbpast tense of -uir verb
subsuloundergroundnoun
subtecstualsubtextualadjective
subterfugiosubterfugenoun
subterranesubterranean, undergroundadjective
subvalorardevalue: cause someone or thing to seem less valuableverb
succédanoreplacement or substitute for another food or medicinenounFrench: succédané
succeder asucceed atverb
succiónsuctionnounFrench: succion; Portuguese: sucção; Spanish: succión
sucintesuccinctadjective
suco [sucul-]juice (of anything)nounLatin: succus; Portuguese: suco; Italian: succo; Romanian/Catalan/French: suc; Spanish: jugo/zumo
sucoz digestivedigestive juicesnoun
suculençasucculencenoun
suculentejuicy, succulentadjective
sudsouthnoun
Sudamérica, América dele sudSouth Americanoun
sudesouthadjective
sudeñosouthernernoun
sudorsweat, perspirationnoun
suedech, swedechSwedish (language and person)noun
suedese, swedeseSwedishadjective
Suedia, SwediaSwedennoun
sueldo pay, wagenounSpanish; Portuguese soldo
suficiençasufficiencynoun
suficientesufficientadjective
suficirsuffice, be enough, be sufficientverb
sufixosuffixnounSpanish
sufocaciónsuffocationnoun
sufocantesuffocatingadjective
sufocarsuffocateverb
sufrimentosufferingnoun
sufrirsuffer, bear (pain, weight, responsibility)verb
sugerençasuggestion, suggesting, promptnounSpanish: sugerencia, Italian: suggerimento
sugerir [sugest-]suggest, hint atverb
sugestiónsuggestionnoun
sugestivethought-provoking, stimulatingadjective
sugramother-in-lawnoun
sugrofather-in-lawnoun
suheterwish (for), hopeverbHaitian Creole: swete, French: souhaiter, Picard: souhédhier, Gallo-Roman Vulgar Latin: subtushaitare, Old French: sohaidier
suhetiwishnoun
suhetíbeldesirable, hoped foradjectiveFrench: souhaitable
suicidaperson who committed suicidenoun
suicidesuicidaladjective
suicidiosuicide, murder of oneselfnoun
suitchswitch (in electronics), interruptornoun
suitse, switseSwissadjective
Suitsea, SwitseaSwitzerlandnoun
suitso, switsoSwiss (person)noun
sujedirty (not clean)adjective
sujetadorclip (mechanical), hairpinnoun
sujetusubject: grammar, but not theme or topic; person, guynoun
sujusgarconquer, subdue, subject (underjudge)verb
sulfúricsulphuricadjective
suliñarunderlineverb
suloearth: the soil, groundnoun
sumasum, totalnoun
sumaradd upverb
sumaresummary: dispensing with needless details or formalitiesadjective
sumariosummary, synopsisadjective
sumetidesubmittedadjective
sumetidusubmittedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
sumetir asubmit, be subject toverb
suministrarsupplies to, ministersverb
suministro de aguawater supply (where it comes from)noun
sumisiónsubmissionnoun
sumosumo wrestlingnoun
suntchikissnounPapiamento
suntchirkissverbPapiamento
suntuosesumptuous: splendid and expensive- lookingadjective
sunzapotimonkey applenoun
suolofloor (under feet)noun
superabsorbenteultra absorbentadjectiveSpanish
superávitsurplusnounSpanish
superfichalsuperficialadjective
superfichi [superfich-]surfacenoun
superfluesuperfluousadjective
superioresuperioradjective
superioritásuperioritynoun
superlumínicfaster-than-light, superluminaladjective
supermercadosupermarketnoun
superpussança, superpotençasuperpowernounFrench: superpuissance
supersticiónsuperstitionnoun
superveniençasupervenience: topic-neutral, dependency relation that typically holds between facts or sets of propertiesnounSpanish: superveniencia; Catalan: superveniència; Portuguese: superveniência; French: survenance
supipreterite of saber [to know]verb
supiessêimperfect subjunctive of saber [to know]verb
suplantarsupplant: supersede and replaceverb
suplentisubstitute, stand-in, replacement, person on reservenounSpanish:suplente
supletorieadditional, extra, supplementadjective
supley, perfavorpleaseother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
suplicaciónsupplicationnoun
suplicarplead, begverb
suplimentalsupplementaladjective
suplimentarsupplementverb
suplimentaresupplentaryadjective
suplimentosupplementnoun
suplirsupply (a need)verb
suponentesupposingadjective
suponer [supust-, supusi-, suponga-, suposi-]supposeverb
suportábelbearable, endurableadjective
suportarstand/persevere, endure; bear, put up with; support weightverb
suportisupport (architectural/engineering), bracket (for shelves), foundation (of idea/hypothesis)nounSpanish: soporte
suposiciónsuppositionnoun
suposituôrsuppositorynoun
supranacionalsupranational: having power or influence that transcends national boundaries or governmentsadjective
supraterritorialsupraterritorialadjective
suprémaciasupremacynoun
supremesupremeadjective
supresiónabolition, elimination, suppression, deletion (of something in writing or a file), lifting (trade embargo, etc)noun
suprimir [supres-]suppressverb
supustaménsupposedlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
supuste [supusta-]assumptiveadjective
supuste, suponidesupposedadjective
supustu, suponidusupposedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
surdedeaf, voicelessadjective
surdesadeafnessnounCatalan: sordesa; Portuguese: surdez
surf de velawindsailingnoun
surgimentoemergencenounSp: surgimiento
surgirspring (forth), comes up, emerge, ariseverbSpanish
surprendentesurprising, amazingadjective
surprendersurprise, be surprisingverb
Surprendeú-me...I was surprised by...phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
surpresasurprisenoun
surquiarplow a field before plantingverb
surtideassorted, mixed, variousadjectiveSpanish: surtido
surtidorange (of things), assortment, varietynoun
surtirsupply, provide, furnishverbSpanish: surtir
susceptíbelsusceptibleadjective
susceptibilitásusceptibilitynoun
suscripciónsubscriptionnoun
suscritusubscribedpast participle
suscriver [suscrit-, suscrip-]subscribe (magazine, newspaper)verbFrench: souscrire; Italian: Sottoscrivere; Portuguese: Subscrever; Spanish: suscribir
susoditcheabove-mentionedadjectiveSp:susodicho
suspechasuspicionnoun
suspechosesuspicious (person, behavior)adjective
suspender le sesiónrecessverbSpanish: suspender la sesión
suspender [suspens-]suspendverb
suspendidususpendedpast participle
suspensesuspended, hangingadjective
suspensivesuspensive, suspensoryadjective
suspetcharsuspectverb
suspetchosesuspect, suspicious, questionableadjective
suspetchoso, suspetchosasuspect (person)noun
suspicacedistrustful, suspiciousadjective
suspicacia, suspicacitásuspicion, mistrustnoun
sustenençasustenancenoun
sustenentesustainingadjective
sustener [sustuvi-, sustenga-]sustain, holdverb
susteníbelsustainableadjective
sustenibilitásustainabilitynoun
susteñolivelihood, sustentation, supportother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: sustento, French: soutien, Romanian: sustine
susurrarwhisper, make a small noise, murmurverbSpanish: susurrar
sutdesvelopaduunderdevelopedadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Italian: sottosviluppato
sutilsubtleadjective
sutilesasubtletynounSpanish/Portuguese: sutileza; Catalan: subtilesa
sutlatchrice puddingnounJudeo-Spanish
sutpasadjunderpass, subwaynounItalian: sottopassaggio
suvônoftenadverb (clearly and always an adverb)French/Catalan
sweycarenoun
tabacotobacconoun
tabernácultabernaclenoun
tabloideztabloidsnounSpanish: tabloides
tablónbulletin board: place of announcementsnoun
tablón de anunciozbulletin boardnoun
tábultable (set of facts), spreadsheetnoun
tábul de contenidotable of contentsnoun
tábul de conversiónconversion tablenoun
tábul de jucogame board, game tablenoun
tábul de multiplicaciónmultiplication tablenoun
tábul periódicperiodic tablenounSpanish: tabla periódica
tabuladetabulatedadjective
tabularetabular, of tables and/or columnsadjective
tacalufa subject matter that is unspeakable, because of culture or personal embarassmentnoun
tachaduracrossing out; correctionnounfrom Spanish: tachar
tacharchallenge, edit out, label as badverb
tácitetacit, implied or widely understoodadjective
tacógrafotachographnoun
tacoztacos: traditional Mexican dish composed of a corn or wheat tortilla folded or rolled around a filling.noun
tacsarate, taxnounSp: tasa, Po: taxa
tacsacióntaxationnoun
tacsartax, place fine/duty onverb
tacsitaxi, cabnoun
tacsimetrotaximeter: mechanical or electronic device installed in taxicabs and auto rickshaws that calculates passenger fares based on a combination of distance travelled and waiting timenoun
tacsistataxi drivernoun
táctictacticadjective
tacticientacticiannoun
táctiltactile, tactualadjective
tacuaravariety of bamboonoun
tafonomíêtaphonomynoun
tagaloTagalognoun
TagiquistônTajikistannoun
tagsataxa (species)noun
tagsonómictaxonomicadjective
tagsonomíêtaxonomynoun
tagsonomistataxonomistnoun
tahonamill for breadnoun
TailandThailandnoun
TailandechThai (language)noun
TailandiaThailand, Siamnoun
taipeartype (on keyboard, typewriter)verb
taipeotypingnoun
talsuchother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tal comjust asother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
taladrodrillnounSpanish
talahibedbugnoun
talconetgeckonoun
talento încipienteburgeoning talentnoun
tallasize: clothing measurementnoun
tallatín [+: tallatínz]noodle [+: noodles]nounItalian: tagliatelle; Romanian: tai?ei; Portuguese: talharim; Spanish: tallarín
tallêatelier, workshop or studio used by an artistnounPortuguese: ateliê; Spanish: taller; French: atelier
tamalitamale: 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
tamañosize (dimensions)noun
tamarillotamarillonoun
tambíalso, tooother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tamboplastic containernoun
tamburdrumnounJudeo-Spanish
tamíssieve, strainernoun
tamisarsieve, strainverb
tampocnot either, neitherother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tanso, to such a degree, to such an extentother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tan laboriosepainstaking, very laboriousadjective
tan...comas...as (when comparing)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tangíbeltangibleadjective
tantiauntnoun
tantoso much, so manyadjective
tanto siwhetherother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tapacap (of bottle, pen), lidnoun
tapiscaharvestnoun
tapiseriatapestrynoun
tapit [tapis-]rugnoun
taquiaticket windownoun
tarabeladrill bitnoun
taraetalladjective
tardíelate (period in history or art), slow to arrive, tardyadjective
tardulateadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
tareatask, homeworknoun
targiafternoonnoun
tarofdemonstration of respect and hospitality in social situationsnoun
tartapie (fruit), tartnoun
tarxeta bancarebanking cardnoun
tarxeta de créditocredit cardnoun
tarxeta de débitodebit cardnoun
tasacup, mug (has handle)nounSp: taza, Fr: tasse
tascatask, chorenoun
tascaz de casahomework, house choresnoun
tascaz doméstichousehold choresnoun
tataratewobbly, uneven, crookednoun
tatasconkingpin, head honchonoun
tatchablemish, fault (human behavior)noun
taurinataurinenoun
tautológictautologicaladjective
tautologíêtautologynoun
tavernatavernnoun
tazerbe silent, stay stillverbItalian: tacere; Sabir: tazir
tchatea: prepared, ready to servenoun
tchadeirateapotnoun
tchahausteahousenoun
tchalecolong overcoatnoun
tchambaemployment, worknoun
tchampinolstew made with mostly pork and cornnoun
tchamuscarscorch, singeverb
tchancichancenoun
tchanjacollection of money between friends for an occasion or partynoun
tchantadjblackmail, shakedown, chantagenounSpanish: chantaje; French: chantage
tchapiarcut, clear brushverb
tchapolíngrasshoppernoun
tcharcopuddlenoun
tchecoCzechnoun
tchelazbrews, beersnoun
tchelocello (musical instrument)noun
Tchenghîs XanGenghis Khannoun
tchequeCzech (from Czechoslovakia)adjective
tcherochair (of university), professorshipnoun
tchiarscreech (tires, brakes), squeak (door)verb
tchibofoodnounItalian
tchicletchewing gumnounBrazilian Portuguese: chiclete; Spanish: chicle
tchidecooladjectiveMexico Spanish: chido
tchijolobricknounPortuguese: tijolo
tchilaquilezbreakfast 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
tchilichili pepper, hot peppernoun
tchili cun carnichili with meat: spicy stew made with tomatoes and hot peppersnoun
tchili relleneMexican dish of stuffed, roasted, fresh poblano pepper (a mild chili pepper named after the city of Pueblas)noun
tchiliz en nogadaMexican 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 pomegranatenoun
tchilpepibird peppernoun
tchimbahomemade firearmnoun
tchimichursauce made of olive oil, vinegar, finely chopped parsely and garlic, and salt, served on bread with meatnoun
tchinamistall, booth at fair for temporary usenoun
tchintchartalk, catch-up with a friendverbRomansch
tchiquichildnoun
tchiquirincicadanoun
tchirebroke, penniless, without money, moneylessadjective
tchirotiarhave fun, have a good time, rollick and play aroundverb
tchismagossip, word on the streetnoun
tchistijoke, funny storynoun
tchoclocorncob, corn on the cobnoun
tcholitaindigenous or mestizo (or mixed) womannounLatin American Spanish: cholita
tcholoextremely poor youthful person (from slums), gangstanoun
tchompasweaternoun
tchorizshorts (short pants)noun
tchorobright orange mushroom that grows in the hillsnoun
tchosahutnoun
tchotasparrownoun
tchuequecrooked, bent, loose-living, one-armed, bow-leggedadjective
tchuñabarefootother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tchurochurro: tasty fried snacknoun
tchuyuknitted capnoun
tebietepid, lukewarmadjectiveSpanish: tibio, Catalan: tèbia, Italian: tiepido, French: tiède
tecateak; large deciduous tree with small, fragrant white flowersnoun
tecidofabric, textile, clothnoun
técladokeyboard, push buttonnoun
tecnictechnic, technicaladjective
técnicatechnique, technicnoun
tecnicaméntechnicallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
tecnocraciê [tecnocrat-]technocracynoun
tecnócratatechnocratnoun
tecnocrátictechnocraticadjective
tecnologíêtechnologynoun
tecolotiowlnounPapiamentu
tecstieltextilenoun
tecstiltextileadjective
tecstutextnoun
tecstu discursivediscursive textnoun
tecstualtextualadjective
tecsturatexturenoun
tecsturaltexturaladjective
TedesquiGerman personnounItalian: Tedeschi
tedioboredom, tediumnoun
tediosetediousadjective
tefilaprayernounJudeo-Spanish
teguapan (cooking)nounLatin: tecula
teístic, teístetheisticadjective
telascreennoun
telarañaspider's webnounSpanish-Portuguese
teleconferençateleconferencenoun
teledjornautelevision newsnoun
teledjornau dele suaraevening news, nightly newsnoun
telefericocable carnoun
telefonarphone, make a phone callverb
telefónictelephonicadjective
telefoníêtelephonynoun
teléfonotelephonenoun
teléfono celulare, célulcellular telephone, cellphone, mobile phonenoun
telegrafíêtelegraphynoun
telegramatelegramnoun
telemecánicatelemechanicsnoun
telenovelasoap operanoun
teleológicteleologicaladjective
telescopiotelescopenoun
telespectadorteleviewer, viewernounFrench: téléspectateur/téléspectatrice, Spanish: telespectador
televizióntelevision, TVnoun
televizión per cabocable TVnoun
televizivetelevisionadjective
televizortelevision setnoun
tellatile (of roof)nounmix of French and Spanish
telladoroof, housetopnounSpanish: tejado; Portuguese: telhado
tellartile, roof with tilesverb
telóncurtain (especially in theater), backclothnoun
telón de atcheoiron curtain (steel curtain)noun
telón de fundobackdropnoun
tematheme, topic (subject)noun
temáticthematicadjective
temaz pendenteoutstanding issues, pending issuesnoun
temerfear, be afraid ofverb
temorworry, fearnoun
temoroseworrysome, fearfuladjective
temperadetemperate, mild (climate)adjectivePast participle adjective form
temperadutemperate, mild (climate)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
temperarmoderate, regulateverb
temperaturatemperaturenoun
tempestustorm, tempestnoun
tempestuosetempestuousadjective
templadetempered (steel)adjectivePast participle adjective form
templadutempered (steel)past participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
templartemper (steel); increase strength of; make rigid (metal)verb
templotemplenoun
tempotempo: referring to time in musicnoun
têmpo de gherrawartime, war-timenoun
têmpo [têmpor-]tense in grammar, timenoun
temportemple: side of the head behind the eyes; Latin: tempusnoun
têmporadaseasonnoun
têmporaltemporal: related to time or existence in this life relative to the eternal.adjective
têmporalitátemporary nature, of a time but for a timenoun
têmporaretemporary: not permanent, for a limited timeadjective
têmporareméntemporarilyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
temtacióntemptationnoun
temtadoretempting, appealingadjectivePortuguese/Galcian/Spanish: tentadora/tentador
temtartempt; feel/probeverb
temtativaattemptnounPortuguese, French
Ten un eccelente fin de setmanaHave a great weekendphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: Ten un excelente fin de semana
ten, teng, tinhave, hold or take (imperative or command form)verbSpanish: ten, tenga, tengamos, tened, tengan; Portuguese: tem, tenha, tenhamos, tende, tenham
tenacetenaciousadjective
tenacitátenacitynoun
tenatsatongsnoun
tenchitoenounSt. Lucian
tendederoclotheslinenounSpanish: tendedero
tendençatendency, inclinationnoun
tendença alcisteupward trendnoun
tendença de calentamentowarming trendnoun
tendença de enfrijamentocooling trendnoun
tendenchosetendentious: having a definite purposeadjective
tendertend (towards something): be inclined toverb
tendón [+:tendónz]tendonnoun
tenedor de accionesshareholdernounSpanish
tenedor, garfofork (eating utensil)nounSpanish: tenedor, Portuguese: garfo
tenemhave, has (present tense)verb
tenem pleneis fully, is plainlyphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
tenem plene conocimento deis fully aware of; has full knowledge ofphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
tenêrcontentnounFrench: teneur
tener bocu de fachadabe all show and no substanceverb
tener bon undahave a good vibeverb
tener l'întênción deintendverb
tener palanca cunknow influential peopleverb
tener partido entrehave support amongverb
tener preferençahave priorityverb
tener savor detaste likeverb
tener [tuvi-, tenga-, tin-]have, hold, keepverb
teneráwill have, will be in possesion ofverb
tengampresent subjunctive of tener (to have)verb
tenistennisnoun
tenuefaint (light, line, mark, smell); tenuousadjective
tenwîattire, outfitnounFr: tenue
tenwî de pombierofireman's uniformnoun
TeodorTheodore, Teodor (name)noun
TeófiloTheophilusnoun
teológictheologicaladjective
teologíêtheologynoun
teologotheologiannoun
teórictheoreticaladjective
teoricaméntheoreticallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
teoríêtheorynoun
teoríê conspirative; teoríê dele conspiraciónconspiracy theorynounSpanish: teoría de la conspiración, Italian: teorie cospirative
teoríê de l'estabilitá hegemónichegemonic stability theorynoun
teosofíêtheosophynoun
teosofotheosophistnoun
tequeñodeep-fried flour roll filled with cheese, cheese sticknoun
terabaitê, teraoctetterabyte (TB): 1024 gigabytes; 2 to the 40th power bytes noun
terabîtterabit (Tb): 1024 gigabitsnoun
terapéutictherapeuticadjective
terapiatherapynoun
terciaretertiaryadjective
terciera3rd/third note above root in musicnoun
terciere3rd, thirdadjective
terciero3rd, thirdnoun
teredeyyerba mate based drink served cold and usually with fruit juice and/or herbsnoun
terereycold maté with added fruit juice and/or steeped herbsnounGuarani: tereré
tergiversartwist (words), misconstrue, distort (meaning or words)verbsp
termalthermal, related to heatadjective
térmicthermic, thermal, heatedadjective
terminábelterminable, something that (eventually) endsadjective
términoend, term, word (vocabulary), point (geometric, geographic)noun
termodinámicthermodynamicadjective
termodinámicathermodynamicsnoun
termogénicthermogenicadjective
termometrothermometernoun
termonuclearethermonuclearadjectiveFrench: thermonucléaire
termoquímicathermochemistrynoun
termosferathermospherenoun
termosféricthermosphericadjective
termostatothermostatnoun
ternetender, warm-hearted, mellowadjectiveSpanish: tierno; Portuguese: terno
ternerabeef, cow meatnoun
ternosuit (men's), gear (that is worn on body)noun
ternuratendernessnounSpanish/Portuguese
terra aerábelarable landnoun
terra recuperadereclaimed land, recuperated landnoun
terra, Terra [terri-]earth, Earth (our planet)noun
terranearth, from earthadjective
terranoearthlingnoun
terraplénearthwork, terracenounSpanish: terraplén
terrariuterrariumnoun
terrazgoarable land taxnoun
terremotoearthquakenoun
terrenalearthlyadjective
terrenoterrain (the lay of the land), ground (when referring to location or jurisdiction)noun
terreno altehigh groundnoun
térreoground floornoun
terrestreterrestrialadjective
terríbelterribleadjective
terribelménterriblyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
terrigeneterrigenous: land-producedadjective
terrigénesiterragenesisnoun
territorialterritorial, regionaladjective
territorioterritory: place of earthnoun
terrorismoterrorismnoun
terroristaterroristnoun
tertuliaget-together with friendsnoun
teruchocounterfeit, fakenounLunfardo, old Spanish
tésaurothesaurusnoun
tesi [-tétic]thesisnoun
tesoexpertnoun
testtest, quiz, exam (school, learning)noun
testaferrofrontman, front company, figureheadnoun
testigowitnessnoun
testigo pericialexpert witnessnoun
testigo presenchaleyewitnessnoun
testimentotestamentnoun
testimoñar; testifiçartestifyverb
testimoñotestimonyother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounLatin: testimonium; Spanish: testimonio; Portuguese: testemunho
testimoño de estimatestimonial, professional referencenoun
tetchoceilingnounSpanish: techo
tetrarctetrarchnoun
texanoperson of Texan background, the traditional music from the regionnoun
TexasTexas (alternative historical timeline)noun
tianghismall market (for selling and buying goods)nounPhillipine: tiangge; Mexican Spanish: tianguis from Nahuatl: tianquiztli
tiatraltheatricaladjective
tiatrotheater, theatrenoun
TíbetTibetnoun
tiburonsharknounSpanish, originally Carib
tiendashop; open-air exchange placenounSpanish
tienderoshopkeepernoun
tiernecuteadjective
tigelabowlnoun
tigrêtigernoun
TihadchiCongratulations, Literally: may this renew you.phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionHebrew
tilinquefull, repleteadjective
timaranamadhouse, mental hospitalnounJudeo-Spanish
timbabellynoun
timbonpotbellynoun
timburtembrenoun
tímidetimidadjective
timiditátimiditynoun
timónrudder (on airplane, boat, ship)nounSpanish
TimorTimornoun
timorenseEast Timoreseadjective
tiñaringwormnounSpanish
tincarthink (regarding an opinion of)verb
tinebrasdarkness, total obscuritynoun
tipitepeenounEnglish originally from Lakota
típictypicaladjective
tipotypenoun
tipologíêtypologynoun
tirapiece that was torn or cut off, shrednounSpanish: tira
tiránictyrannicaladjective
tiraníêtyrannynoun
tirarpull down, pull out, knock down (a building); draw (a sword)verb
tirar basura (en)litterverb
tiro de cavalozteam of horsesnoun
tiruôrdrawer (of cabinet or dresser)noun
tisorascissorsnoun
titánictitanicadjective
titaniutitanium, sociological factorsnoun
TitoTitusnoun
títultitle, headlinenoun
títul de posgradograduate degreenoun
títul universitareundergraduate degreenoun
tlacuachipossum, oppossumnoun
tlapaleriahardware store, do-it-yourself storenoun
toalatowel (for body)noun
tocarplay music; ring (a bell)verb
tocelotiocelotnoun
tocino, baconbaconnounSpanish: tocino; French/Portuguese: bacon
tócsictoxicadjective
tocsicodependenti, drogadictodrug addictnounPortuguese, Spanish
tocsicologíêtoxicologynoun
todoallother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
todo compriseall-encompassing, all-inclusiveadjective
todo de un pieçastraightforwardadjectiveFrench: tout d’une pièce
todo elozall of themnoun
todo l'întênciónz i propósitozall intents and purposesphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
todo l'outrozeveryone elsenoun
todo le djornall day (long), whole dayother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
todo le mundithe whole world, everyone (in the world)noun
todo nosall of usnoun
todo xentieveryone, all people, everybodynoun
todo [tot-]all, the whole of, everyadjective
todo-terreneall-terrainadjective
todomeveryone, everybodynounLike Catalan: tothom in its construction
todopussantealmighty, all-powerfuladjective
Todopussantithe Almightynoun
tolerábeltolerableadjective
toleracióntolerationnoun
tolerançatolerancenoun
tolerartolerateverb
tômahactomahawknoun
tomartake, drinkverb
tomar nota derecord events in journal, take note ofverb
tomar partidotake sidesverb
tomatitomatonoun
tomatillotomatillonoun
tomberdrop, tumbleverb
tomillothyme (spice), thymus vulgarisnounSpanish: tomillo
tomotome: single volume of many books; one section of a literary piecenoun
tomo colectiveomnibus, complete tomenoun
tonaltonaladjective
tônderathundernoun
tónicamedicine that you take to get more energy and feel healthier; carbonated waternoun
tónicotonic: root note in musicnoun
tonotone, pitch (music)noun
tono protectore; tono paternalpatronizing tonenoun
tontesilly, foolish, goofyadjective
tonteríêfoolishness, sillynessnoun
tontoronevery silly (this is normally used with endearment)adjective
tôothaw: an improvement in the relationship between two countriesnounEnglish: thaw
topispeed bump, speed humpnounMexican Spanish: tope
tópictopical, external (use), clichéd, triteadjective
tópicoplatitude, clichénoun
tôpotop, peaknoun
tôpográfictopographic, topographicaladjective
tôpografíêtopographynoun
toranxagrapefruitnounMexico Spanish, Portuguese: toranja; Catalan: aranja
torbónrain with thunder and lightningnounGalician
torcidagroup of serious fansnoun
torcideskewedadjective
tornadotornadonoun
tornasollitmusnoun
toro [taur-]bullnoun
torpefoolishadjective
torrencialtorrential, pouring hard, gushing outadjective
torrenti [torrenci-]fast flowing water, rapidsnoun
torriotowernoun
torrio de oficinazoffice towernoun
torrio esquinarecorner towernoun
tortillaztortillas: small flatbread made of finely ground flour or cornnoun
tortugaturtlenoun
tortughismobureaucratic delaynoun
tortuosewinding, windy; complex, intricate , convolutedadjectiveItalian
torturatorturenoun
tosaratenounsp: tasa
tosa de împortación, dretchoz de împortaciónimport dutynoun
tostadatoast (bread)noun
tostadoretoastedadjective
tostapaña, tostadoratoaster (for bread)noun
tostartoast , roastverb
tostonzfried banana slicesnoun
totaltotaladjective
totautotalnoun
tótemtotemnoun
totopotortilla chipnounMexican Spanish: totopo
toupomole (animal)noun
tovaletawashcloth, wipe (wet)noun
tovallatablecloth, cloth that covers up furniturenounCatalan: estovalles; Italian: tovaglia
tovegood (used for something that has fulfilled its purpose for which it was created)adjectiveHebrew, Yiddish
tovilloanklenounSpanish: tobillo
tracaseríêsomething done to make another's life more difficult; Can refer to policemen or soldiers asking for fines or bribesnounKinshasa French
traccióntractionnoun
tractortractor: motor vehicle that plows, drags, or pullsnoun
tradicióntraditionnoun
tradicionaltraditionaladjective
traduccióntranslationnoun
traducción automáticmachine translation, automatic translationnounSpanish, Catalan, French, Portuguese, Italian
traducir [tradusca-, tradux-, traducc-]translateverb
traductor, traductriçtranslatornoun
traduscampresent subjunctive of traducir [to translate]verbSpanish: traduzca, traduzcas, traduzcan, traduzcáis, traduzcamos
tragalivrozbookworm, geeknoun
tragarswallow/scarf down (food), gulp downverb
tragediêtragedynoun
trágictragicadjective
tragicientragediannounSpanish/Portuguese: trágico
tragón, tragonagreedy person, pignoun
traher [trac-]pull, draw, plowverb
traicióntreachery, betrayal, treasonnounSpanish: traición; Portuguese: traição
traicionaretreacherousadjective
traicioneraméntreachorouslyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
traicionere treachorous (attempt, intention); unpredictable and dangerous (ocean current); disloyal (leader)adjective
traidortraitornoun
trajetojourneynoun
trajetoriotrajectory: the path followed by a projectilenoun
tramaplot (of book, story)noun
tramarplot, weaveverb
tramitandeprocessing, proceedingadjective
tramitarprocess: negotiate, transact (access, license, passport...)verb
trámitiprocedure or progression that requires steps or stagesnounSp: trámite
trampatrap, snarenoun
trampa egsplosivebooby trapnoun
trampi de accesomanholenoun
tranquilhappy, tranquil, at easeadjective
tranquilméntranquilly, silently, peacefullyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
tranquilopeall calm and welladjectiveJopará
transcendentaltranscendentaladjective
transcendentalismotranscendentalismnoun
transcendertranscendverb
transcontinentaltranscontinentaladjective
transculturalcross-culturaladjective
transcurrerelapse, lapseverbPortuguese: transcorrer, Spanish: transcurrir
transeúntetransient, itinerantadjective
transeúntitransient, itinerant personnoun
transferirtransfer, move/shiftverbSpanish/Portuguese: transferir; French: transférer; Italian: trasferire
transfiguracióntransfiguration (usually of Christ)nounSpanish
transformacióntransformationnoun
transformación ideológicideological transformationnounSp: transformación ideológica
transformartransformverb
transgénictransgenic, genetically-modified, GMadjective
transgredir [transgres-]transgress, infringe or violate agreed normsverbSpanish/Portuguese/Catalan: transgredir
transgresiónwrongdoing, transgression, infringementother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernounPortuguese: transgressão; Spanish: transgresión; Catalan: transgressió
transgresortransgressornoun
transicióntransitionnoun
transicionaltransitionaladjective
transigençatransigencenoun
transigentetransigent, willing to compromise or change positionadjective
transigerput up with, tolerate, compromiseverbSpanish/Catalan: transigir; Latin: transigere
transitotransit: movement of people or goodsnoun
transitorietransient, passing, transitoryadjective
transladarbe relocated (for job, family, etc), move ones place of residenceverb
transmisióntransmission, act of transmittingnoun
transmisión interumanhuman-to-human transmissionnoun
transmisortransmitternoun
transmitirtransmit, broadcastverb
transmutábeltransmutable, able to be transformedadjective
transmutacióntransmutation, change, transformationnoun
transmutartransmute, change the physical appearance ofverb
transnacionaltransnationaladjective
transparençatransparencynoun
transparentetransparentadjective
transportartransportverb
transportitransportationnoun
transportistacarrier, hauler, hauliernoun
transvuladoflight across to somewhere; crossing flightnounItalian: trasvolata
trapeziotrapeze (device)noun
trapezistatrapeze artistnoun
trapezoidtrapezoidnoun
traporagnounSpanish
tráqueatrachea, windpipenoun
traquealtrachealadjective
traráwill bring (from trazer)verb
traríebwould bring (from trazer)verbPortuguese: traria, trarias; Spanish: traería, traerías
traserebehind, back, rearadjective
trastifret (of guitar)nounSp/Po: traste
trastornoupheaval, disordernoun
trastorno dele pesonalitápersonality disordernoun
trastornoz políticpolitical disturbances, political upheavalsnoun
tratadotreaty, treatisenoun
Tratado de Libre Comerço de NortaméricaNAFTA: North American Free Trade Agreementnoun
tratamentotreatmentnoun
tratartreatverb
tratar detry to do something (follow this with verb in the infinitive); deal withverb
tratcha principalmain course of mealnoun
trato entre bastidorezbackstage dealnounSpanish: trato entre bastidores
tratoriafamily restaurantnounItalian
traumatraumanoun
traumátictraumaticadjective
traumatizantetraumatizingadjective
traumatizartraumatizeverb
travérscrossbeam, transverse beamnounSpanish: través
traxisuit, outfit (combination of clothes)nountraje (Spanish)
trazer [trar-]bring, bring alongverbPortuguese: trazer; Spanish: traer
treballador altamén calificadehigh-skilled workernounSpanish: trabajador altamente calificado
treballador na-especializadelow-skilled worker; non-specialized workernounSpanish: trabajador no especializado
treballadorehardworkingadjective
treballarwork, busy towards a goalverbFrench: travailler; Portuguese: trabalhar; Spanish: trabajar; Catalan: treballar; Galician: traballar
treballowork done towards a goal, jobnoun
treballo atrasadebacklognounSpanish: trabajo atrasado
treballo de cursocourseworknounFrench: travaux de cours; Spanish: trabajo de curso; Catalan: treball del curs
treballoselaborous, difficultadjective
treballoz forçadehard labor, forced labornoun
trébolclover, trefoilnoun
trecime13th, thirteenthadjective
trecimo13th, thirteenthnoun
treguatrucenoun
treintrain (that follows tracks)noun
tremendetremendousadjective
tremlartrembleverb
trentime30th, thirtiethadjective
trentimo30th, thirtieth (thing, person...)noun
treparclimb (tree, ladder)verb
trepidacióntrepidationnoun
trepidartremble, hurry (out of fear)verb
trepidetrepid, trembling from fear or terroradjective
tresorotreasury, treasurenoun
triadjscreening, vettingnoun
triangultrianglenoun
triangularetriangularadjective
tributribenoun
tribunaraised platform, grandstandnoun
tribunautribunalnoun
tribunotribune, magistrate, head of a tribenoun
tricambraltricameraladjective
tricliniodining room (fancy word)noun
trigowheatnoun
trijatrack, rail (train, tram)nounPortugues: trilho
trilateraltrilateraladjective
trilladetrite, worn-outadjective
trimestrêtrimesternoun
trimestrialtrimestrialadjective
trinchanticarving knife or carving forknounSpanish: trinchante,trinche
trincharcut, carve (culinary)verbSpanish: trinchar
trinitátrinitynoun
trinitaretrinitaryadjective
trinitenseTrinidadian and Tobagonianadjective
triomfaltriumphaladjective
triomfantetriumphantadjective
triomfar sobrêtriumph oververb
triomfotriumphnoun
tripartitetripartiteadjective
tripletriple, threefoldadjective
trípticotriptych: usually 3-fold paintingnounSpanish/Portuguese: tríptico
tripulacióncrew (of a ship), air staff, manningnounSpanish: tripulación; Portuguese: tripulação
tripularman, crewverb
tristesad, miserableadjective
tristesasadnessnounCatalan: tristesa; Portuguese/Spanish: tristeza
triunetriuneadjective
trivialtrivial, banaladjective
trivialitátriviality, trivial matter, trite remark, banalitynoun
trofeotrophynoun
trombóntrombonenoun
trompatrunk (of elephant), proboscis (insect), snout (anteater), French hornnounSpanish, Catalan, Romanian: trompa; Portuguese: tromba; French: trompe
trompetatrumpetnoun
troncotrunk (of tree, in anatomy, in botany), torsonoun
tropezartrip, stumble, bump into, trip oververb
tropezónstumble, trip, blundernoun
tropezón en le caminobump in the roadphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionSpanish: tropezón en el camino
tropotropenoun
troposferatropospherenoun
troposférictroposphericadjective
trospiecenounCatalan: tros; Occitan: tròç; Spanish: trozo
trotskismoTrotskyism: theory of marxism advocated by Leon Trotskynoun
trotskistaTrotskyistnoun
trôvarfind (after not seeing for a while)verb
trubadortroubadour: lyric poet and musiciannoun
trubarcompose in lyric and songverbVulgar Latin *tropare "compose, sing"
trubotrope, ditty, song with clever lyricsnoun
trucotrick, rusenoun
truncartruncateverb
trunothundernoun
trupatroop: group of soldiers or servicemennoun
tuberculosituberculosisnoun
tuberculosituberculosisnoun
tubotubenoun
tuchábeltouchableadjective
tuchartouchverb
tucuragrasshoppernoun
tudoeverythingother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
tuercanut (for a bolt)noun
tuerca de montadjmounting nutnoun
tuerca hecsagonalhex nutnoun
tuétanomarrownoun
tufuesmellyadjective
tumbatomb, gravenoun
túmulotumulus, burial moundnoun
tumulospeed bumpnoun
tumultutumult, turmoil, uproarnoun
tumultuosetumultuousadjective
túneltunnelnoun
túnel carpalcarpal tunnelnoun
túnicatunicnoun
TunisiaTunisianoun
tuplarecord (basic data structure in computer science) or row in database; tuplenoun
turbartrouble, disturbverb
turbina eólicwind turbinnoun
turbulençaturbulencenoun
turbulenteturbulentadjective
turcoTurk (Turkish person)noun
turcoiseturquoise: coloradjective
turcomeneTurkmenadjective
turcomeniTurkmennoun
TurcomenistônTurkmenistannoun
turistatouristnoun
turístictourist, touristicadjective
turístic localitátourist area, tourist localitynoun
turnerturn (a wrench, key, etc)verb
turnoshift, turnnoun
turnwatournamentnounfrench: tournoi, German: Turnier
turqueTurkishadjective
turquechturkish (language)noun
TurquíaTurkey (country)noun
tutelatutelagenounSpanish/Italian: tutela
tutelatutelagenoun
tutelaretutelaryadjective
tutumutbundle of things or servicesnoun
tuvipreterite (perfect past) of tener, hadverb
tuviessêimperfect subjunctive of tener [to have/hold]verb
twomperdeceive, misleadverb
twomposedeceiving, misleadingadjective
ubicaciónlocation, branch of officeadjective
ubicadelocatedadjectivePast participle adjective form
ubicadulocatedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ubicarlocalize, be located/situatedverb
ubicaterget real (locate yourself)verb
ubicueubiquitousadjective
ubicuitáubiquitynoun
ubliooblivionnoun
ubliose deforgetful ofadjective
ubuntuuniversal brotherhood of sharing, hospitality, and collaboration; being human to each other because we are all connected; the human personality (Article 26)nounBantu/Zulu/Xhosa
uchoexternal door, door to enter a house or buildingnounItalian: uscio; Romansh: üsch; Romanian: ușă
ucrainechUkrainiannoun
UcraniaUkrainenoun
ucranianUkrainianadjective
ucranianoUkrainiannoun
ultimaménlately, of late, recentlyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
últime uora dele mañálate morningnoun
últime uora dele targilate afternoonnoun
ultime [ultima-]last, ultimate, latestadjective
ultrajadeoutraged, offendedadjectivePast participle adjective form
ultrajaduoutraged, offendedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
ultrajaroffend, insult, abuseverb
ultralevianultra lightadjective
ultramoderneultramodernadjective
uman [umani-]human, humaneadjective
umanitáhumanitynoun
umanitarehumanitary, humanitarianadjective
umanitariohumunitarian (person)noun
umanitázhumanities, human studiesnoun
umanohuman: man as a species, as distinguished from animals, and in science fiction, as distinguished from other sentient species.noun
unan, aarticle or demonstrative
un acordo de paça peace settlementnoun
un bon estonaa good while, quite a whileother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
un distançamentodistancing (oneself)nounSpanish: un distanciamiento
un etapa de paça period of peacephrase, sentence, and/or interjection
un manera de gañar le vidaa means of earning a livingphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
un peor desome, undetermined (amount of)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
un pesona sens tatchaa person who is beyond reproachphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
un prósime díasome day soonphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
un pussança mundiala world powernoun
un vida de ocioa life of leisurenoun
uñanail (anatomy)noun
unánimeunanimousadjective
uncime11th, eleventhadjective
uncimo11th, eleventhnoun
unda de radioradio wavenoun
unda [-undul-]wavenoun
undulaciónondulationnoun
undulanteundulatingadjective
undularundulateverb
unezsome, around/aboutarticle or demonstrative
ungavoodoo priestnounHaitian
ungidothe annointed, the electnoun
ungirelect, put ointment onverb
unguentoointment, salvenounSp: ungüento
únicuniqueadjective
unicambralunicameraladjective
unideunitedadjective
Unídiomaa constructed artistic naturalistic language: means uni- (one) and idioma (language)noun
uniduunitedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
unificaciónunificationnoun
unificadeunifiedadjectivePast participle adjective form
unificaduunifiedpast participleUsed with Perfect tenses: aver+ ___
unificanteunifyingadjective
unifiçar [unifica-]unifyverb
uniformeuniform: of same size, shape, or color; unvaryingadjective
uniformiuniform: same standard of attirenoun
uniformitáuniformitynoun
unigéniteonly begotten, one and onlyadjective
unilateralunilateraladjective
uniruniteverb
unitáunity, onenessnoun
unitá de vigilança întensiveICU: intensive care unitnoun
univarienteunivarientadjective
universaluniversaladjective
universalismouniversalismnoun
universitáuniversity: college with many schools and subjects offerednoun
universitareacademic, relating to universitiesadjective
universitariouniversity student, academic (person), undergraduatenoun
universo [univers-]universenoun
unívoqueunambiguous, straight, one-to-one (relation)adjective
uno atrás de l'outroone after the otherother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
uno dele prioritázon the agenda, one of the prioritiesphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
uno vuelta dele terraone revolution of the earthnoun
unoutreanotheradjective
untarsmearverb
uora [-wor-]hournoun
uorariotimetablenounSpanish: horario; Portuguese: horário
upistidocake made of coffee, almonds and hazelnuts, raisins, and grape syrupnoun
urbanizaciónurbanizationnoun
urgença [urgench-]urgency, emergency (medical)noun
urgenchalurgentialadjective
urgenteurgentadjective
urinaurinenoun
urinarurinateverb
urinareurinaryadjective
urinauurinal, bed pannoun
usaruseverb
usariousernounSpanish: usario
uso tópicexternal use, topical usenoun
usura [usuri-]usurynoun
usurioseusuriousadjective
usurpaciónusurpation, encroachmentnoun
usurparusurp (power, role...), encroachverb
usurpatorieusurpatoryadjective
utchelsmall birdnounRomansch
utensiliotool, utensil, furniturenoun
úterouterus, wombnoun
útilusefuladjective
utilitarutilizeverb
utilitarieutilityadjective
utilizaciónutilizationnoun
utilización normalnormal usagenoun
utilizadeutilizedadjective
utilizarutilizeverb
utilladjtools and equipmentnounSpanish: utillaje
utopiautopia: not a placenounGreek prefix: ou (not)
utopianutopianadjective
uva; raimograpenoun
vago, goes verbPresent tense of ir
vaca [vacc-]cownoun
vaciaremptyverb
vacíeemptyadjective
vacilantehesitant, wavering, faltering, shaky, tentativeadjective
vacilarhesitate, waver, vacillateverb
vacíovoid, emptinessnoun
vacío espritualspiritual vacuumnoun
vacudovillager with lots of cattlenoun
vacuevacuousadjective
vacuitávacuousness, vacuitynoun
vacuna, vaccinavaccinenoun
vacunaciónvaccination (act of)nounSpanish: vacunación
vacunarvaccinateverbSpanish: vacunar
vagarroam, wonderverbSpanish: vagar; Latin: vagari
vaghevacantadjective
vainaseed podnoun
valenciavalence, valencynoun
valivalleynounPo: vale; Sp: valle
validaciónvalidationnoun
validarvalidateverb
validevalidadjective
validitávaliditynoun
valisasuitcase (when traveling)nounFrench: valise, Spanish: valija
vallawall, fencenounSpanish: valla(usually something tall and impenetrable)
valorworth, valuenoun
valor atípic, valor anómaleoutlier (atypical value)noun
valorizar-segain value (appreciate)verbPortuguese: valorizar-se
valuosevaluableadjective
válvulvalve (heart, mechanical)noun
vamais going to, are going to, am going to... verbshortened and simplified form of Spanish van a, vamos a...precedes infinitive of verb, denoting future tense of something planned or willed to do.
vandálicvandalic, vandalistic, of vandalismadjective
vandalismovandalismnoun
vanevain, futileadjective
vanitávanitynoun
vantadjadvantagenoun
vantadj acumulative (l'efeitu Matiyu)accumulative advantage (the Matthew Effect)noun
vantadj comparativecomparative advantagenoun
vantadjoseadvantageousadjective
vantanawindow that opens to let in airnoun
vantowindnoun
vantosewindyadjective
VanuatuVanuatu: a nation of island in the south Pacificnoun
vapor de aguawater vapornoun
vaquerocowboynoun
vararod, shaft (car, engine)noun
varanomonitor lizardnoun
varejistaretailer, shop-ownernounBrazilian Portuguese
varejoretail: selling of goods to the publicnounBrazilian Portuguese
variábelvariableadjective
variabilitávariabilitynoun
variablivariable (science, mathematics)noun
variantivariantnoun
varietázvarietiesnoun
variosevarious, severaladjective
varónmalenoun
varrandaverandanoun
vasaladjvassalage, serfdom, fealtynoun
vasalovassal, serfnoun
vascularevascular: 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
vascularizaciónvascularization, vascularisationnoun
vasessêimperfect subjunctive of irverb
vasipreterite (perfect past) of ir, wentverb
vasoglass (for drinking); cup with no handlenoun
vaso de wisquiwhiskey glass, short glassnoun
vastevast, widespread, far-reachingadjective
vaygo (imperative or command form)verbGalician: vai, vaia, vaiamos, ide, vaian; Spanish: ve, vayamos, vaya, vayan
vayapresent subjunctive of irverb
vazargo away; go homeverb
veç [+:vecez]turn, timenoun
vecineneighboring, next dooradjective
vecinitávicinitynoun
vecsaciónvexationnoun
vecsarvex, treat badly, annoyverb
vecsatorievexatious, vexingadjectiveSp: vejatorio; Po: vexatóriocausing or tending to cause annoyance, frustration, or worry.
vegaland beside a rivernoun
vegetauvegetablenoun
vehemençavehemence, impetuosity, impulsiveness (imprudence)noun
vehículvehiclenoun
vehícul utilitarie esportive (VUE)SUV: Sports Utility VehiclenounSpanish: vehículo utilitario deportivo; Portuguese: utilitário esportivo
vehicularevehicularadjective
veinavein: blood vessel, a streak or stripe of a different element or color in rock or cheese, sometimes refers to layer of water in the earthnoun
velasail (of ship)noun
velarveil, concealverb
velatoriochapel of rest; room for vigilnoun
veleirosailboatnoun
vellardold personnounFrench: vieillard
vellardezold people, the elderlynoun
velleoldadjectiveFrench: vieille/vieux, Spanish: viejo, Portuguese: velho, Catalan: vell
vellesaold agenoun
vellónfleecenounSpanish/Galcian: vellón; Catalan: velló
veloveilnoun
velocefast, swiftadjective
velocitávelocitynoun
velocitá mácsime, límiti de velocitáspeed limitnoun
vemsees, see (present tense)verbSee: ver
ven, vengcome (imperative or command form)verbSpanish: ven, vengamos, venga, vengan; Portuguese: vem, venha, venhamos, vinde, venham
vencedorvictor, winner in battle, vanquisher, conquerornoun
vencer [vença-]overcome, prevail, vanquishverbSpanish, Portuguese
vencíbelconquerable, beatable (able to lose)adjective
vencidorewinning, victor, victoriousadjective
vencimentodue date, expiration, maturity of a debt or payment; something that is ready or maturenounSpanish: vencimiento; Portuguese: vencimento
vendedorvender, sellernoun
vendersell, vendverb
vender a varejoretailverbBrazilian Portuguese
venduseeingother, not easily placed, or temporary place holder
venenovenom, poison (usually of animal or used figuratively)noun
venerábelworshipfuladjective
veneraciónveneration, worshipnoun
venerarvenerate, revereverb
venezolanVenezuelanadjective
venezolano, venezolanaVenezuelan personnounSpanish/Catalan: venezolano/a
Venezuela [venezola-]Venezuelanoun
vengampresent subjunctive of venir [to come]verb
venir trôvar algomcome and see someoneverb
venir [vini-, venga-]comeverbSpanish: venir, Portuguese: vir, French
venjançarevenge, vengeancenoun
venjaravengeverb
venjar-setake revengeverb
ventallavalve (botany): one of the pieces into which certain fruits naturally separate when they dehiscenoun
venteseeingadjective
venterecoming, forthcomingadjectivePortuguese: vindouro, Spanish: venidero
ventisize of about 20 ounces of coffee or another drinknoun
ventilaciónventilationnoun
ventiladorfan (electric)noun
ventilarventilate, toss the air aroundverb
ver [-vist-, -viz-, -vid-]see, hold in viewverb
veraceveracious: habitually disposed to speak the truth; truthfuladjectiveSp:veraz
veracitáveracity, truthfulnessnoun
veranoSummernoun
verbalverbaladjective
verboverbnoun
verbosewordy, verboseadjective
verboseverboseadjective
verbositáverbositynoun
verdegreenadjective
verdejanteverdant, verdurousadjectivePortuguese
verduragreenery, greennessnoun
vergarod, yardarm (ship); penis (vulgar)noun
vergoñashame, embarassment, disgracenounItalian: vergogna; Spanish: vergüenza; Portuguese: vergonha; Catalan: vergonya; Galician: vergoña
verídicveridical, truthfuladjective
veriditoverdictnoun
verificaciónverificationnoun
verificadeverifiedadjective
verifiçar de feituzfact-checkverb
verifiçar [verifica-]verify, check: prove something to be true, confirmverb
veritáverity, truthnoun
veritábel [vera-]truthful, veritable, true, not false, realadjective
veritabelméntruly, veritably, for real, verilyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
vermellevermilion, bright/vivid red, reddish/ginger (color)adjectiveoriginally made from powdered cinnabar
vernáculvernacular: language or dialect of the regular peoplenounSpanish/Portuguese: vernáculo; Italian: vernaculo
vernacularevernacularadjective
vernacularitávernacularitynoun
versatilversatileadjective
versatilitáversatilitynoun
versículverse of Bible or in poetrynoun
versiónversionnoun
vertebradovertebratenoun
vertebrazvertebrenoun
vertederolandfill (site)noun
verterpour, spill, shedverb
verticalverticaladjective
vertrevunexpelled person (from their home); displaced personnoun
vertrevun înterne; desplacido înterneIDP; internally displaced personnounGerman: Vertreibung; Dutch: verdrevene
vertud [vertu-,virtu-, -tudin-]virtuenounFrench: vertu, Spanish: virtud
vertuosevirtuousadjective
vertuositárighteousness, virtuousnessnounSpanish/French
vésperazevening songs and prayers usually in a church servicenoun
vespónhornetnoun
vestíbullobby, entry hall, foyernoun
vestidedressedadjective
vestidodress (of woman), gownnoun
vestidudressedpast participle
vestiduraclothing, apparelnoun
vestirdress, put on clothesverb
viábelviable, workable, feasible, plausibleadjective
viadjvoyage, trip, journeynoun
viadj înterplanetareinterplanetary voyage, interplanetary travelnoun
viadjartravel, voyageverb
viadjerotraveler, voyagernoun
víboravipernounPortuguese/Spanish/Galician: víbora; Romanian: vipera; Italian: vipera
víboravipernoun
vibraciónvibrationnoun
vibrarvibrate (of engine)verb
vibratorievibratingadjective
vicarievicariousadjectiveSpanish/Italian: vicario/a
vicariovicar, representative of a bishopnoun
vice-presidentivice-presidentnoun
vice-royviceroynoun
viceversavice versaadjective
viciarvitiate: corrupt, spoil, impair, or destroy the quality, efficiency, or validity of.verbCatalan/Spanish/Portuguese: viciar; Italian: viziar; French: vicier
viciovice, bad habitnoun
vicisitud [-tudin-]vicissitudenoun
victebeaten, defeated, conqueredadjective
victoriêvictorynoun
victoriosevictoriousadjective
vicuñavicuña: camelid (like the llama) from the South American Andesnoun
vida basade en carbonocarbon-based lifenoun
vida cotidian (le__)daily lifenoun
vida egstraterrestreextraterrestrial lifenounSpanish
vida hônraderighteous life (honored life)noun
vida normal (le__)daily life (normal life)noun
vida [vit-]lifenoun
vídeovideonoun
vídeojucovideo game; videogamenoun
videojucoteríavideogame store, arcadenoun
vidrasawindow panenoun
vidriatastained glass windownoun
vidriopane of glassnoun
vidriozsee you aroundphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
vientrabelly, bowels, wombnounSpanish
viés cognitivecognitive biasnoun
vigilançavigilance, watchfulness, surveillance/security (watching)noun
vigilantevigilantadjective
vigilar [vigila-, -vella-]guard, watch: keep an eye on, patrolverb
vigorizarinvigorate, revitalize, refreshverb
vigorosevigorousadjective
vígtimavictimnoun
vigtimismovictimhoodother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernoun
vigtimizació victimizationother, not easily placed, or temporary place holdernoun
vigtimizar victimizeother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderverb
vihaimperfect past of ververb
vilvileadjective
vilanovillainnoun
vilesavileness, turpitudenounSpanish/Portuguese: vileza; Catalan: vilesa
vilipendiadevilified, reviledadjective
vilipendiarvilify, revileverb
villavilla, country homenoun
villadjvillage, group of country homesnoun
villazgotax, imposition, and/or responsibilities of a townnoun
viludovelvetnoun
viñavine (usually of grapes)noun
vinagrêvinegarnoun
víncultie (friendship, business...), linknounSpanish: vínculo
vindreyFridaynoun
Vindrey SanteGood Fridaynoun
vinêgretavinaigrette: dressing of oil, wine vinegar, and seasoning.noun
viñeidovineyard: group of vinesnoun
vinipreterite of venir [to come]verb
viniessêimperfect subjunctive of venir [to come]verb
vino, winowinenoun
vintime20th, twentiethadjective
vintimo20th, twentiethnoun
violadorviolatornoun
violarviolateverb
violençaviolencenoun
violenteviolentadjective
violeteviolet (purple)adjective
violínviolinnounSpanish: violín; Portuguese/Italian: violino
viralviraladjective
virgen [+:virgenz; virgin-]virginnoun
virginalvirginaladjective
virilvirile: strong, powerful; full of sexual energyadjective
virtualvirtual: 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 soadjective
virulentevirulentadjective
vírus [virul-; +:vírusez]virusnoun
viscatchatype of rodentnoun
visceralvisceral, very emotional, of intense emotionadjective
viscoseviscousadjective
viscositáviscositynoun
visigóticvisigothicadjective
visitaciónvisitationnoun
visitantivisitornoun
visitarvisitverb
vistaviewnoun
visteseen (past participle of see)past participle
vistuseen (past participle of see)past participle
vitalvitaladjective
vitalicefor life (during or throughout life), lifelongadjectiveSpanish: vitalicio
vitalitávitalitynoun
vitalménvitallyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
vitaminavitaminnoun
vitelacalf, vealnounPortuguese
vitrinadisplay cabinet, store windownoun
vitrotest tube, glass tube used in chemistrynoun
vituperación, vituperiovituperationnoun
vituperarvituperateverb
viúsaw (past tense of see)verb
viuvawidownoun
vivacevivacious, lively, zestfuladjective
vivacitávivacity, livelinessnoun
vivealive, lively, livingadjective
viventeliving, animate, live (animals, births)adjective
viverliveverb
viver cun recollimentolive in seclusion, live with peace and quietverb
vividelivedadjective
vividulivedpast participle
vivificantelife-giving, revitalizing, enliveningadjective
vivifiçar [vivifica-]revitalize, enlivenverb
vixentevalid (still), in force, in play, current (legislation)adjectiveSpanish: vigente
vizêvivis-à-vis: in relation to, with regard to, regarding (sometimes as compared with)other, not easily placed, or temporary place holderFrench
vizíbelvisibleadjective
vizibilitávisibilitynoun
viziêrvizier, vezir, vicernoun
viziónvisionnoun
vizión de conjuntooverview (whole vision)noun
vizionarevisionaryadjective
vizionariovisionarynoun
vizualizaciónvisualizationnoun
vizualizarvisualizeverb
voç [voc-; +:vocez]voicenoun
voç-IP, voç sobrê protocolo de înternetVOIP: voice over IPnoun
vocabulariovocabularynoun
vocaciónvocation, calling in lifenoun
vociferaciónvociferationnoun
vociferantevociferousadjective
vociferarvociferateverb
voçorónloud, booming voicenoun
voduevil spiritnoun
volantisteering wheelnoun
volátilvolatileadjective
volatilitávolatilitynoun
volcanicvolcanicadjective
volcanovolcanonoun
vóleibolvolleyballnoun
volquetadump trucknoun
volqueterodump truck drivernoun
voltvoltnoun
voltadjvoltagenoun
voltadjvoltagenoun
volumen [+:volumenz; volumin-]volume, loudness, bulkiness, packagenoun
voluminosebulky, voluminousadjective
voluntáwillnoun
voluntarevoluntaryadjective
voluntareménvoluntarilyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)
volutascroll (in architecture)noun
volver a criar, ricriarre-createverb
volver a imaxinar, ri-imaxinarreimagine, think about something differentlyverb
volver a visitarrevisitverb
volver [vuelt-]turn, change the orientation ofverb
vómitovomit, pukenoun
voracevoracious, insatiable (ravenous or greedy); raging/fierce (when speaking of fires and flames)adjectiveSp: voraz
voracitávoracity, voraciousnessnoun
vórticivortexnoun
votantivoternoun
votarvote, electverb
vuacenneighbornoun
vudúvoodoonoun
vueltareturn, turnnoun
vueltarturn around, turn aboutverb
vuelteturnedadjective
vuelte a naicerborn-againadjective
vueltuturnedpast participle
vularflyverbSpanish: volar; Italian: volare; Papiamentu; Portuguese: voar
vulgarevulgar, unrefined, of the common peopleadjective
vulgaritávulgaritynoun
vulnerábelvulnerableadjective
vulnerabilitávulnerabilitynoun
vuloflightnounItalian: 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
wabulbeverage made of plantain, banana, coconut milk, and sugarnoun
wagoncar (of train, subway...), train/railway carnoun
wairawinds (abstract or spiritual sense)nounQuechua: wayra
walasaevil spiritnoun
warmewarm, room temperatureadjective
wasabiwasabinoun
watchawatchnoun
wauwowother, not easily placed, or temporary place holderSpanish: wao
wayawirenoun
web-páginaweb page, websitenoun
webinariowebinar, online seminarnoun
wecocavitynounSp: hueco
weholotiturkey (animal)noun
weja de carbonocarbon footprintnoun
welgastrike (worker's)noun
wellafootprint, track (animal), footstepnounSpanish: huella
weseracarcass, frame of a car, remains of vehiclenoun
weso bonenoun
wespawaspnoun
westwestnoun
westewestadjective
westeñowesternernoun
wesudebonyadjective
weviarprocrastinate, waste time (slang)verb
wevo [ov-]eggnoun
wigwomwigwam, wickiup: round traditional dwellingnounAlgonquian
winchaheadband, hairbandnoun
wipamealnounSt. Lucian
wisnelsour cherrynoun
wisquiwhiskeynoun
wistitimarmosetnoun
witlacotchhuitlacoche: corn fungus that is considered the Mexican trufflenoun
wusirstew, sauteverbFr: roussir
xayêmeliving, having power and movementadjectiveHebrew: chaim, chayim חַיָּה ; Arabic: hayaah حياة
xefaturaleadershipnounSp: jefatura
xefi, xefaboss, headman, headwomannoun
xeneralíssimogeneralísimo: supreme commander, generalissimonounSpanish: generalísimo
xéneraucommander of an army, captain generalnounSpanish: general; French: capitaine général
xentipeoplenoun
xenti malvadewicked men/peoplenoun
xentíocrowd, group of peoplenoun
xerocarphotocopyverb
xerocsxerox, photocopynoun
xinetihockeynounSpanish: jinete
xoveyThursdaynoun
xulioJuly (month)nounSpanish: julio, Portuguese: julho, Galician: xullo; Catalan: juliol; Italian: luglio, French: juillet
xuntajunta, assembly, boardnounSpanish: junta
yacarandajacaranda: south american tree that has blue flowers at the end of dry seasonnoun
yacentelying down; recumbent; recliningadjective
yacerlie (laying/lying down)verb
yacimentobed, deposit (geological); archeological sitenounSpanish: yacimiento
yaguaroyal palmnoun
Yahu, YahJah, Jehovah; short-form of Hebrew Yahwehnoun
Yahuweh, JehovaYahweh, Jehovah; Hebrew Godnoun
yámbiciambicadjective
yambo [yámb-]iambnoun
yaneroJanuarynounRomanian: ianuarie; Latin: Ianuarii; French: janvier, Italian: gennaio; Spanish: enero; Portuguese: janeiro; Galician: xaneiro
yapaextra bit, something extra; tip for waiter at restaurantnoun
yarderogroundskeepernoun
yatiyachtnoun
yeguamare- the female of a horse or other equine animal.noun
yejunofasting, fast (going without food)nounFrench: jeûne; Spanish: ayuno; Portuguese: jejuns/jejum; Italian: digiuno
yendugoingverb
yendu a casagoing homeverb
yerrar-semake a mistake, be mistakenverbJudeo-Spanish
yerromistakenounJudeo-Spanish
yettabad luck, jinxnounLombard and Lunfardo
yeyolow blood pressure or dizzinessnoun
yidechYiddishnoun
YisraelIsraelnounJudeo-Spanish
yoguryogurtnoun
YónicIonicadjective
yottabaitê, yottaoctetyottabyte (YB): 1024 zetabytes; 2 to the 80th power bytes; 1 septillion bytesnoun
yu-es-biUSBnoun
yudahelp, aidnoun
yudarhelp, assistverb
yuditalittle helpnoun
yuelyulenoun
yugoyoke (of oxen, or figurative)noun
yujosmedicinal herbsnoun
YunaiUnited Fruit Companynoun
yundirsink, submergeverbSp: hundir
yurtayurt: tradional housenoun
zafarunknit, loosenverb
zaharablossomnounMaltese, Siculo-Arabic
zaidera of time, period of timenoun
zaid venterecoming times, coming agesnoun
zaidgaistzeitgeist, spirit of the agenounGerman
zalameresmooth-spoken, flattering, greasy (of a salesman)adjective
zambranolarge shrub or tree that produces legumesnoun
zamirnaméndeliberatelyadverb (clearly and always an adverb)Czech
zamirne [zamirna-]deliberate, intentional, purposeful, calculatedadjectiveCzech
zamparslap on, put onnoun
zangifreshwater eelnounSt. Lucian
zanxatrench, ditchnounSpanish
zapayuvegetable marrowverb
zarpapaw (of mammal)noun
zebrazebranoun
zecleylightningnoun
zeladorjanitornoun
zelarlook after, take care ofverb
zenitzenithnoun
zenofiloxenophilenoun
zenófobexenophobicadjective
zenofobiaxenophobianoun
zeponspurnounSt. Lucian
zetabaitê, zetaoctetzetabyte (ZB): 1024 exabytes; 2 to the 70th power bytesnoun
ziboladorbottle openernoun
zibolaropen something that is blocked up or bottledverb
zicactype of Carribean fruitnounSt. Lucian
zigositázygositynoun
ziguratzigguratnoun
zincozincnoun
ZiónZionnoun
zipeyzippernounEnglish
zoccutree trunknoun
zona acomodadewell-off areanoun
zona campestrecountryside, country areanoun
zona de remolquitow away zonenoun
zona habitábelhabitable zonenoun
zona neriticneritic zone: the area along the coast of the ocean where sunlight reaches the ocean floornoun
zonzedazed, not quite thereadjective
zoôzoo (short for zoological park)noun
zoôlógiczoologicaladjective
zoôlogíêzoologynoun
zoônóticzoonoticadjective
zoroastrismoZoroastrianismnoun
zorrofoxnoun
zuamposwampnoun
zubiaplace where a large amount of water flowsnoun
zuembruchswimming trunksnoun
zuipwhipnoun
zumbateasing, buzz; dance workoutnoun
zumbadoraindigo snakenoun
zumbarbuzz, hum, whirverb
zurrarflatten, make flat, lash outverb
zutanoso-and-so, somebody or othernoun
zuzumrumornoun
zwitbarnaclenounSt. Lucian
[substantivo, pronomi] acabam de [verbo][noun, pronoun] have just, has just [verb]verbSpanish: [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] byverb
[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 Lordphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Aló!Hello (when answering phone)phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Andale!Come on! Hurry!phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionMexican 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 interjectionCa: 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 interjectionPortuguese 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, hellophrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Pasem un gran djorn!Have a great day!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Poura!dagnabit, darnphrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Pure Vida!Right on! Cool! (literally "pure life")phrase, sentence, and/or interjectionCosta 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 healthphrase, sentence, and/or interjectionArabic: سَلاَم; Hebrew: שָׁלוֹםNot 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 interjectionCosta Rican Spanish: Tuanis
¡Vamós!Let's go!phrase, sentence, and/or interjection
¡Wôlá!Voila! There you go; Beholdphrase, 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