12501-13000 Flashcards
catatonica
[a] catatonic
sclerose
[n, med] sclerosis (medical)
transin
[a] trance-like
neuropsiciatria
[n, uma] neuropsychiatry
erojen
[a, bio] erogenous
arcetipal
[a] archetypal
sosiobiolojiste
[n] sociobiologist
dimorfia
[n] dimorphism
dimorfe
[a, bio] dimorphic
monogamia
[n] monogamy
nonfertilia
[n] infertility
sosiopatia
[n, med] sociopathy
resus
[a, med] rhesus (medical)
epistemolojial
[a] epistemological
utilitariste
[a] utilitarian | [n] utilitarian
perfetisme
[n] perfectionism
nihiliste
[a] nihilist, nihilistic | [n] nihilist
nondeterminisme
[n] non-determinism
metodolojial
[a, fil] methodological
asosiste
[n] associationist
maltradui
[vt] mistranslate | [n] mistranslation
busino
[n, mol] whelk
reduable
[a] reducible
spelta
[n, bio] spelt
homeral
[a] Homeric
tetralojia
[n, arte, med] tetralogy (group of four)
demagogo
[n, gov] demagogue
retoriciste
[n] rhetorician, orator
tocarian
[a, dem] Tocharian (person, language) | [n] Tocharian (person, language)
glifo
[n, ling] glyph, pictogram, pictograph
ideogram
[n, ling] ideogram, ideograph
pretal
[a] priestly, sacerdotal
veti
[vt, gov] veto
vinsal
[a] triumphal
flexor
[n] fletcher
siclin
[a] cyclic
imperaliste
[a] imperialist
realinia
[vnt] realign | [vt] realign | [n] realignment
liturjia
[n, rel] liturgy
moncisme
[n] monasticism
nonastrata
[a] figurative (art)
scolastica
[n, fil, rel] scholasticism
multifasetal
[a] multifaceted
relijiosia
[n] religiousness, piety, devoutness
netisme
[n] nepotism
simonia
[n, rel] simony (profiting from sacred things)
autosufisinte
[a] self-sufficient
serfia
[n] serfdom
husiste
[a] Hussite | [n] Hussite
monarciste
[a] monarchist, royalist | [n] monarchist, royalist
aluvial
[a] alluvial
uniformia
[n] uniformity
epistolografia
[n, arte] epistolography
trucor
[n] trickster
alexandrin
[a, arte] alexandrine (poetry)
misojinia
[n] misogyny
mirandes
[a, dem] Mirandes (person, language) | [n] Mirandes (person, language)
baclava
[n, cos] baklava (dessert)
musaca
[n, cos] moussaka (food)
verga
[n, vec] yard, yardarm (for sail)
genoves
[a] Genoese | [n, dem] Genoese (person, language)
etnojenese
[n, uma] ethnogenesis
siclope
[n, mit, artr] cyclops (mythology, crustacean)
nonconsumable
[a] inexhaustible
nonpalpable
[a] impalpable, intangible
fangosia
[n] muddiness
sterco
[n, util] manure
otelor
[n] hotelier, hotelkeeper, innkeeper
novena
[n, rel] novena (prayers)
arboreria
[n] arboretum
sedro
[n, pla] cedar (tree)
covreta
[vt] lightly cover, partially cover, dust, sprinkle, strew | [n] light covering, partial covering, dusting, sprinkling; placket; fly, flies
eror
[n] mistaker, person who makes a mistake, person who is mistaken, person in the wrong
granador
[n] grenadier (soldier)
gardaporton
[n, vn] gatekeeper
nonempatica
[a] non-empathic, hard-hearted
tetrarca
[n, gov] tetrarch (governor)
cresedas
[n, pl] produce (fruit and vegetables)
aneto
[n, pla, cos, med] dill (plant)
promiscuia
[n] promiscuity, debauchery
nonsinseria
[n] insincerity
impostor
[n] taxman, publican
tentor
[n] tempter, temptress
desrompe
[vnt] cease to be broken | [vt] mend, repair, patch, troubleshoot
ematoxilo
[n, pla] bloodwood
cosecante
[n] cosecant
polemica
[n, arte] polemic
perifrasente
[a] periphrastic, circumlocutory, circuitous
nonrevocable
[a] irrevocable
manejable
[a] manageable, tractable
noncontenintia
[n] incontinence
noncurantia
[n] indifference
permanentia
[n] permanence
ipertricose
[n, med] hypertrichosis (medical)
merbromina
[n, cim, med] merbromin, mercurochrome (antiseptic)
sauerbraten
[n, cos] sauerbraten (food)
evoluiste
[n] evolutionist
fenor
[n] haymaker (person)
antigeral
[a] anti-war
-fobica
[sf, a] -phobic | [sf, n] -phobe
aromi
[vnt] have an aroma, be aromatic | [vt] aromatize|is
ipnoterapia
[n, uma] hypnotherapy
tunicato
[n, nonv] tunicate, sea squirt, salp
endoparasito
[n, bio] endoparasite
lordose
[n, med] lordosis
lordosica
[a] lordosic
fito-
[pf, tecn] phyto-
fitocimica
[n, cim] phytochemistry
sifose
[n, med] kyphosis
sifosica
[a] kyphosic | [n] hunchback
esa-
[pf, tecn] hex- (six)
oto-
[pf, tecn] octo-
covreorea
[n, vn, vest] earmuff, earmuffs
osisoldador
[n] welding torch, oxyacetylene torch
ositaliador
[n] cutting torch
loca
[vt] locate, place, site, position | [n] place, location, position, spot, site, locale
verbo
[n, ling] verb
tapadorin
[a] monospaced, typewriter-style (font)
curling
[n, spo] curling (sport)
alofon
[a, ling] allophonic | [n] allophone
corenti
[vt] update, bring up to date
reparable
[a] reparable, fixable, mendable
sinematografiste
[n] cinematographer, filmmaker, moviemaker
omento
[n, anat] omentum (anatomy)
carboneria
[n] coal cellar, coal shed
malthusian
[a, gov] malthusian
darwinianisme
[n] darwinism
linieta
[n] short line, dash
haida
[a, dem] Haida (person, language) | [n] Haida (person, language)
omofon
[a, ling] homophonous | [n] homophone
edwardian
[a, ist, arte] Edwardian
ieti
[n, mit] yeti
iupi
[n] yuppie
iurt
[n, arci] yurt (tent)
uacari
[n, mam] uakari (monkey)
uadi
[n, tera] wadi (valley)
uapiti
[n, mam] elk (US), wapiti
uarfarin
[n, cim, med] warfarin (drug)
uergeld
[n, ist, uma] wergeld, weregild (payment system)
uica
[n, rel] Wicca, pagan witchcraft
uican
[a] Wiccan | [n] Wiccan
uin
[n] wynn
uipet
[n, mam] whippet (dog)
uist
[n, spo] whist (card game)
uoc
[n, cos, util] wok (pan)
uolof
[a, dem] Wolof (person, language) | [n] Wolof (person, language)
uombata
[n, mam] wombat
uonton
[n, cos] wonton (food)
niue
[a] Niuean | [n] Niuean
suprascriveda
[a] overwritten | [n] palimpsest
alosa
[n, pex] shad (fish)
forbe
[n, pla] forb, phorb
bolognan
[a] Bolognese | [n, dem] Bolognese
artisanal
[a] artisanal, non-industrial; handmade, handcrafted
serotino
[n, mam] house bat, serotine bat, silky bat, big brown bat
anticalia
[n, ist] antique (object), vintage item
trocanter
[n, bio] trochanter
xiste
[n, tera] schist (geology)
fosforal
[a] phosphoric, phosphorous (pertaining to phosphorus)
fosforin
[a] phosphorous (resembling phosphorus)
fosforosa
[a] phosphorous (containing phosphorus)
teleoste
[n, pex] teleost
acantosefalo
[n] acanthocephalan, thorny-headed worm, spiny-headed worm
teodolito
[n, util] theodolite
isoglosa
[n, ling] isogloss
lupia
[n] wolfiness, wolfishness, wolfhood
paramagnete
[n, fis] paramagnet
magnetica
[n] magnetics, magnetism
paleomagnetica
[n, tera] paleomagnetism|palaeomagnetism
magnetin
[a] magnet-like, magnetic
esagram
[n, mit] hexagram
monoamina
[a, cim] monoamine (chemistry) | [n] monoamine (chemistry)
ematoma
[n, med] hematoma|ae, bruising
lofio
[n, pex] monkfish
eudicota
[n, pla] eudicot (botany)
fulereno
[n, cim] fullerene
trompin
[a] trumpetlike, trumpet-shaped
reiside
[vt] commit regicide | [n] regicide (action)
endoreica
[a, tera] endorheic
fenolftalein
[n, med] phenolphthalein (substance)
teiste
[a] theist | [n] theist
monoftongo
[n, ling] monophthong
ioide
[n, anat, med] hyoid (bone)
triftongo
[n, ling] triphthong (vowel sound)
digram
[n, ling] digraph
microtomo
[n, med] microtome (slicing tool)
cuer
[a, uma] queer (non-conforming)
peseria
[n] weigh-house
brontosauro
[n, dino] brontosaurus
microsirurjia
[n] microsurgery
manadinte
[a] flocking; gregarious
multiusal
[a, util] multipurpose, multifunctional, versatile, general-purpose
ariari
[n, mone] ariary
balboa
[n, mone] balboa
boliviano
[n, mone] boliviano
dalasi
[n, mone] dalasi
denar
[n, mone] denar
dirham
[n, mone] dirham, dirhem, dirhm
dram
[n, mone] dram
cina
[n, mone] kina