1501-2000 Flashcards
inclina
[vnt, uma] incline, slope, tip, tilt; bow (bend respectfully) | [vt] incline, slope, tip, tilt; cause to bow (bend respectfully) | [n] bow
xoca
[vt, gov] shock, alarm, appall, appal, horrify; crash, collide, jolt, jar | [n] shock, shocker; jolt, blow of force, brunt; crash, collision
clasica
[a, ist] classic, classical | [n] classic
asurda
[a, fil] absurd, nonsensical, ludicrous, preposterous, ridiculous, risible, far-fetched | [n] absurdity (something absurd), nonsense, drivel, flimflam, hogwash, poppycock | [esc] absurd, nonsense, rubbish
jenero
[n, bio, arte, ling] genus, kind, type, genre; gender (male or female, grammatical)
positiva
[a] positive
paralel
[a, mat] parallel, equivalent, concurrent | [n] parallel, equivalent
esclui
[vt, gov] exclude, keep out; banish, exile, expel, oust, excommunicate, ostracize, disbar; rule out (a possibility) | [n] exclusion, banishment, exile, excommunication, ostracism
institui
[vt, gov] institute, establish, set up | [n] institution (action)
litiga
[vt, gov] litigate, prosecute, sue, take to court, put on trial, arraign, try, proceed against | [n] litigation, suit, lawsuit, trial, prosecution, case (law)
forti
[vnt] grow strong, be reinforced, be consolidated; become loud, louden | [vt] strengthen, fortify, reinforce, brace, potentiate, consolidate; amplify, make loud | [n] strengthening, bracing, consolidation; loudening; fortition (phonetics)
enferno
[n, rel, mit] hell, hellfire, inferno, perdition, underworld
catolica
[a, rel] Catholic, Roman Catholic | [n] Catholic, Roman Catholic
frates
[n, pl] brothers, brethren
mama
[n] (colloquial) mum, mom, mummy, mommy, mama (mother)
beco
[n, anat] beak, bill; snout, muzzle; mouthpiece (music); nib (pen); spout (jug); peak (cap)
consonante
[a, ling] consonant (language, music) | [n] consonant
emprende
[vt, mone, gov] undertake, take on, take over | [n] undertaking, venture, enterprise (project)
estima
[vt, mone] estimate | [n] estimate, estimation; budget
esita
[vnt] hesitate, falter, balk | [n] hesitation
barati
[a] Indian (person) | [n] Indian
moria
[n] death (being dead)
interesada
[a] interested
esecuta
[vt, gov] execute (including kill), enact (plan), perpetrate, carry out, fulfill|fulfil; run (software) | [n] execution
tensa
[vnt, fis, uma] become tense, become taut, become tight, tighten, strain, clench, cinch | [vt] make tense, make taut, make tight, tighten, strain, stress, clench, cinch | [n] tension, stress, strain
taliban
[a] Taliban, Taleban | [n] Taliban, Taleban (person)
esposa
[vt, gov, arte] expose; divulge, blab, leak (information) | [n] exposure; leak (information)
mancante
[a] missing, wanting, lacking, scarce, scant, meager|re, sparse
bove
[n, mam] ox, cow, bull, bovine, head of cattle
pelo
[n, anat] fur, coat (animal), body hair (human); pile, nap (of fabric), grain (of wood)
colina
[n, tera] hill, rise, butte, mesa | [n, bio] choline (substance)
completinte
[a] completing, fulfilling, complementary, supplementary | [n] complement
ajetivin
[a] adjectival, adjective-like
referendo
[n, gov] referendum, plebiscite
sporte
[n, spo] sport
olimpial
[a] Olympic
nuri
[vt, bio] feed, nourish; fuel | [n] nutrition, nourishment (action)
trasa
[vt, mat] track, stalk, follow the trace of; trace (outline); graph | [n] tracing; trace, track, trail, spoor, clue
minuto
[n] minute
esente
[a] being, existing | [av] being; because of being, in one’s role as | [n] being, creature, entity
sinonim
[a, ling] synonymous | [n] synonym
inonda
[vt, tera, info] inundate, flood, drown; overwhelm, overpower | [n] inundation, flood
coere
[vnt] cohere, stick together, bind | [n] coherence, cohesion, consistency, binding
fondo
[n] bottom, underside, undersurface, floor (of sea); background, backdrop
lamenta
[vt, uma] lament, mourn, grieve | [n] lamentation, mourning, grief; elegy, dirge, jeremiad
versa
[vnt] pour, tip | [vt] pour, tip
atacada
[a] attacked, besieged, under attack
inverno
[n, tera] winter
museo
[n, arci] museum
sasia
[vt, bio] satisfy, sate, satiate, gratify, assuage, quench; meet, fulfill|fulfil (requirement); cover, defray (cost) | [n] satisfaction, satiation, gratification; fulfillment|fulfilment
umor
[n, uma] humor|ur, temper, mood; bodily fluid (historical)
xocante
[a] shocking, jarring, alarming, appalling, terrible, horrible, horrifying, horrific, horrendous
scermo
[n, util] screen, shield; monitor
astuta
[a] astute, clever, smart, cunning, savvy, shrewd, witty, incisive, punchy
vijila
[vt, gov, uma] watch, be vigilant, be alert, keep an eye on, monitor | [n] watch, vigil, vigilance, surveillance, stakeout
interprete
[vt, ling, arte] interpret, construe | [n] interpretation, rendition
envolveda
[a] wrapped; involved
atlantica
[a, jeo] Atlantic
tecnolojia
[n, util] technology
depinta
[vt, arte] paint, depict | [n] painting (art form, artwork), depiction
naras
[n, pl] stories, fiction
posta
[vt, gov] post, mail (letter, parcel); post (accounting, internet, etc.) | [n] post, mail; posting
dito
[n, anat] finger; digit (finger, toe)
marcada
[a] marked
covid
[n, med] covid
ambiguia
[n] ambiguity (quality)
durante
[a] durable, resilient, robust, sturdy, hardy, strong, tough, lasting, long-lasting, long-term
judor
[n] judge, adjudicator, justice (person)
fundi
[vt] found, establish; base (something on); entrench, intrench, instill|instil | [n] foundation, establishment (action)
curva
[a, mat] curved, bent (naturally) | [n] curve, bend, bight
pasiente
[a, uma] patient, easygoing | [n] patient
zucar
[n, cim, cos] sugar
tubo
[a] tubular | [n, util] tube, pipe (conduit), channel
raza
[n, bio, uma] race, ethnic group, breed
felisia
[n] cheerfulness, cheeriness, happiness
creol
[a, dem, ling] creole | [n] creole
reclina
[vnt] lie, recline | [vt] lay, lay down
finansia
[vt, mone] finance, fund, defray | [n] finance
spesa
[a] thick, stout; stocky, burly, heavyset, heavily built; bold (typography)
tuita
[vt, info] tweet (Twitter) | [n] tweet (Twitter)
educa
[vt, uma] educate, school, edify | [n] education, edification
recovre
[vnt, med] recover, recuperate, get better, convalesce | [n] recovery, recuperation
arjentina
[a, dem] Argentinian, Argentine | [n] Argentinian
mercurdi
[n] Wednesday
pospone
[vt] postpone, procrastinate, delay, defer; suspend (judgement) | [n] postponement, procrastination, delay, deferral, deferment, wait, hold-up, continuance, stay (of execution)
bloci
[vt] block, clog, obstruct, choke; stonewall | [n] blockage, obstruction
suprema
[a, gov] supreme; topmost
droga
[n, med, uma] drug
soma
[vnt, mat] add up (numbers) | [vt] add up (numbers) | [n] sum, total, addition, summation | [n, cos, rel] soma, haoma (drink)
retarda
[vt, uma] retard, slow down, inhibit, postpone, delay, stall, forestall, hold up, stonewall | [n] inhibition, delay, stall, lag, lag time, hold-up, wait
clasi
[vt] classify | [n] classification
abituada
[a] accustomed, used
pur
[a, cim, uma] pure, mere; chaste, unadulterated, uncontaminated, pristine | [av] purely, merely
parlada
[a] spoken, voiced, oral
leson
[n] lesson, lecture
servor
[n] server, waiter, waitress, servant; server (tennis)
plasente
[a] pleasing, pleasant, agreeable, welcome, complaisant, tasteful
i-aa
[esc, onom] eeyore, hee haw, bray
suordinada
[a] subordinate, secondary, vice-, deputy | [n] subordinate, deputy, commissary
contribui
[vt, mone] contribute | [n] contribution; allowance, stipend
despone
[vt] depose, oust, remove from office | [n] deposition, ouster
mapa
[vt, util] map, chart | [n] map, mapping, chart
disposa
[vt, uma] dispose (someone to), predispose, incline | [n] disposition, predisposition, attitude, approach, stance
max
[n, spo] match, game
nonposible
[a] impossible, infeasible, unfeasible | [n] impossibility (something impossible)
limpi
[vnt] become clean, clean up | [vt] clean, clean up; wipe, mop; sweep (chimney)
pasta
[n, cos, util] paste; dough, pasta
amada
[a] loved, beloved, cherished | [n] beloved, lover, loved one, heartthrob
cotel
[n, util] knife, shiv
plaia
[n, tera] beach, shore, seashore
lupo
[n, mam] wolf
plumas
[n, pl] feathers, plumage
emosia
[vt, uma] affect, move (emotionally) | [n] emotion, sentiment, emotiveness, emotivity
trafica
[vnt, vec] circulate (traffic) | [vt] traffic, circulate; transmit; smuggle, deal (in illegal goods) | [n] traffic, circulation; smuggling
teroriste
[a] terrorist | [n] terrorist
ofende
[vt, uma] offend, appall, appal, shock, trespass against; violate, break (law, moral standard) | [n] offense|ce, offensiveness, obscenity, shock, affront, umbrage
posmedia
[n] afternoon
intelijente
[a, uma] intelligent, intellectual, smart, clever
limitada
[a] limited, finite, bounded
noncoreta
[a] incorrect, wrong; inappropriate, amiss
asetable
[a] acceptable, passable, reasonable, valid, admissible, allowable
cris
[n, util] kris (dagger)
stonante
[a] amazing, wonderful, wondrous, stunning, astonishing, astounding, awesome, stupendous, fantastic, mind-blowing, incredible, unbelievable
asentia
[n] absence
programes
[n, pl] programs, software
televisa
[vt] televise, show on television | [n] television (medium)
lansada
[a] thrown, launched
carta
[n] card
morde
[vt] bite | [n] bite
folia
[n] silliness, foolishness, madness, folly | [n, bio] leaf, blade (grass), frond; leaf, sheet (paper)
baia
[n, tera] bay, bight
putin
[a] whorish
airal
[a] aerial, in the air, of the air; overhead (cable)
selula
[n, bio] cell (biology, room, organization|is), cubicle
gama
[n, anat] leg; stem (glass, candelabrum) | [n] gamma (Greek letter)
arco
[n, mat, arte, util] arc (geometry, electrical, narrative); arch, archway (architecture); bow (weapon, music)
go
[n, spo] go (game)
oposada
[a] opposed, opposite; complementary (color|ur) | [n] opposite, antithesis; complement (color|ur)
eserse
[vnt, bio] exercise, work out, drill, train, practice|practise | [n] exercise, workout, drill, exertion
debate
[vt, fil] debate, argue | [n] debate, argument
ela
[pron] she, her
abrasa
[vt] embrace, hug, cuddle, clinch | [n] embrace, hug, cuddle, clinch
covrente
[a] covering, coating | [prep] covering, coating, all over | [n] cover, covering, lid, top, cap
emete
[vt, fis, cim] emit, effuse, give off, send out | [n] emission, emanation
monton
[n] heap, pile, mound; (colloquial) bunch, heap, host, load, shedload, ton (large quantity)
nonusual
[a] unusual, odd, different, unconventional, uncharacteristic, uncustomary | [av] unusually
converti
[vnt] convert, adapt | [vt] convert, adapt | [n] conversion
truco
[n, spo, gov] trick, ploy, ruse; gimmick, schtick; device (literary); hack (programming trick)
fix
[n, info] index card, file card, slip, fiche; file (software); token (counter representing money); chip (gambling)
espresada
[a] expressed
camion
[n, vec] truck, lorry; truckload
restante
[a] remaining, residual | [n] remainder, rest, remnant, residual, residue
ovos
[n, pl] eggs; spawn, frogspawn
templo
[n] temple (religious)
asustada
[a] frightened
sieca
[a, med] blind
urje
[vt, uma] urge, exhort | [n] urge, exhortation
carater
[n, uma] character (including in fiction), personality
permanente
[a] permanent, long-term, indelible, untouchable
corda
[n, util] cord, rope, lanyard; chord (geometry)
vantaje
[n, gov, spo] advantage (including tennis), privilege, benefit, lead, head start
erita
[vt, gov, mone] inherit | [n] inheritance, heritage, heredity, patrimony, birthright, legacy
bestias
[n, pl] beasts, livestock
atendente
[a] attentive, alert, attendant, heedful, intent; careful, rigorous, clear-headed, wakeful
am
[c] a.m.
ajetival
[a] adjectival
frutas
[n, pl] fruit, fruits
golfo
[n, tera] gulf
defia
[vt, gov] defy, challenge; dare (someone to do) | [n] defiance, challenge
tio
[n] uncle
orolojo
[n, util] clock
contenador
[n] container, holder, receptacle, caddy
adirije
[vt] address | [n] address; path (of a computer file)
taiuan
[a] Taiwanese | [n] Taiwanese
fresca
[a] fresh; cool; new, up to date
finje
[vt, uma] pretend, act, fake, feign, bluff, simulate; pose as, impersonate; affect, assume, purport | [n] pretense|ce, bluff, impersonation, feint, sham, act
african
[a] African | [n, dem] African
reclama
[vt, gov] claim, reclaim (property, title); assert | [n] claim, reclaim; assertion, contention
pasosa
[a] peaceful, tranquil, docile, placid, serene, uneventful, at peace
data
[n] date (calendar)
estingui
[vnt, util] extinguish, go out, turn off, switch off; become extinct | [vt] extinguish, put out, quench, douse (fire), turn off (lights), stub out (cigarette); render extinct | [n] extinguishing; extinction, oblivion
penisola
[n, tera] peninsula
reuni
[vnt] reunite, reunify, regroup, congregate, convoke, convene, meet | [vt] reunite, reunify, regroup, congregate, convoke, convene, meet | [n] reunion, reunification, meeting, assembly, convocation, convention, session
sana
[a, med] healthy, hale, salubrious, sound
totas
[pron, pl] all (people or things, optional plural pronoun)
sintatical
[a] syntactic, syntactical
destina
[vt, rel, mit] destine | [n] destination; destiny, fate, kismet; recipient, addressee
amin
[a] friendly, nice, amiable, amicable, genial, congenial, neighborly|ur, personable, chummy, pally
enemi
[n, gov] enemy, adversary, foe
turi
[vt, spo] tour; cruise; go for a ride, take a drive, drive around, take a trip, go on an outing | [n] tour, ride, drive, cruise, excursion, jaunt, junket, trip, outing
lampo
[n, tera] lightning, thunderbolt
diverti
[vnt, spo] have fun, enjoy oneself | [vt] amuse, entertain, divert, regale; perform (as entertainer) | [n] amusement, entertainment, diversion, fun, frivolity
eterna
[a, fil] eternal, perpetual, ageless, everlasting; lifelong
ombra
[n] shadow, shade; silhouette | [a, col] umber (color|ur) | [n] umber (pigment)
motor
[n, util] motor, engine
jura
[vt, gov] swear, vow, take oath | [n] oath, vow
contata
[vt] contact, touch, get in touch with | [n] contact, contiguity, touch
boves
[n, pl] cattle, oxen
malia
[n] evil, wickedness
abitada
[a] inhabited, lived-in, settled; manned | [n] habitat
ovea
[n, mam, cos] sheep
desirada
[a] desirable | [n] object of desire
xercador
[n] search engine
ha
[esc] ha
cultural
[a] cultural
emplea
[vt, mone] employ (person), hire | [n] employment, job
tropical
[a] tropical
democratia
[n] democracy
noncomun
[a] uncommon, unusual, infrequent, eccentric, offbeat; original (idea) | [av] uncommonly, unusually
secretor
[n] secretary, clerk
securi
[vnt] become secure, become safe, become locked; become tethered | [vt] secure, make secure, lock; make safe, safeguard; strap up, tether, moor
nuda
[a, uma] nude, naked, bare, exposed; barren, desolate, stark
soldato
[n, gov] soldier
ava
[n] grandmother, grandma, gran, granny
xuxa
[vt, ling] whisper; rustle; prompt (actor) | [n] whisper; rustle, rustling, froufrou; prompt (to actor)
governor
[n] governor
afonda
[vnt] sink, scuttle | [vt] sink, scuttle
iudis
[n, pl] Jews, Jewry
besa
[vt] kiss, smooch | [n] kiss
carbono
[n, cim] carbon
novela
[n, arte] novel
-nte
[sf, a] -ing | [sf, n] -er (substance, object)
copa
[n, cos, util] cup (without handles, trophy), goblet, beaker
automata
[a, util] automated, automatic | [n] automat, automaton, automata
stonada
[a] amazed, astonished, stunned
macinas
[n, pl] machines, machinery
azul
[a, col] light blue, sky blue, baby blue, powder blue, azure | [n] azure, light blue, baby blue, powder blue
sesaspara
[n, vn] ceasefire, truce, armistice
comision
[n, gov] commission (committee); commission (payment), brokerage, markup
fero
[n, cim] iron
anelo
[a, util, vest] ring-shaped, annular | [n] ring, loop (material); link (chain); hoop, quoit; circuit, lap (racetrack); torus, closed curve; ring, kroužek (diacritic)
documentos
[n, pl] documents, documentation
vale
[n, tera] valley, vale, dale
jira
[vnt] turn (in repeated circles), rotate, revolve, spin, whirl, twirl, swirl, gyrate, gyre, stir, pivot, swivel, swill | [vt] rotate, spin, stir; (colloquial) joyride, take (a stolen car) for a spin | [n] spin, gyration
bestia
[n] beast
suplica
[vt, gov] implore, entreat, beseech, beg, appeal to, petition, supplicate, importune | [n] plea, entreaty, petition, supplication
seme
[n, bio] seed; pip, pit, stone (fruit)
cavalero
[n] knight
negosia
[vt, mone, gov] negotiate; haggle, bargain | [n] negotiation
repara
[vt, util] repair, fix, mend, darn | [n] repair, fix, darn; reparation (legal)
caturada
[a] captured, captive | [n] captive, captee
camera
[n, util, arte] camera
tortuga
[n, ret] tortoise, turtle
camisa
[n, vest] shirt
porco
[n, mam, cos] pig, hog, swine; (insult) slob
sombre
[a, col] somber|re, bleak, gloomy, dismal, dull, drab, dreary, dingy, dour, grim, glum, lugubrious, downbeat, downcast, saturnine, unsmiling, humorless|ur
escava
[vt, tera] dig, scoop, excavate, mine | [n] excavation, dig; pit, ditch
puxa
[vt] shove, ram, thrust, sweep, jostle, manhandle, push (violently); stuff (something into) | [n] shove, thrust
alcol
[n, cim, cos] alcohol, booze
fabricada
[a] manufactured, fabricated, manmade | [n] artifact|artefact
cruel
[a, uma] cruel, ruthless, dastardly, vicious, cut-throat
abandonada
[a] abandoned, deserted, forlorn, forsaken
acompanior
[n] companion, partner, escort
merveliosa
[a] marvelous|ll, wonderful, awe-inspiring, astonishing, amazing, incredible; awesome, majestic, magnificent, glorious, superb, splendid, sublime
invita
[vt, uma] invite; co-opt; call on | [n] invitation; overture (to communication, negotiation)
refletante
[a] reflecting, reflective; introspective; reflexive (grammar)
joiosa
[a] joyous, joyful, merry, fun, exuberant, ebullient, exultant, gleeful, mirthful
ensenior
[n] teacher, lecturer, pedagog|ue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistress
sabor
[n, bio, cos] taste, flavor|ur
volante
[n, spo] shuttlecock | [n, util, vec] steering wheel
adio
[esc] goodbye, farewell, adieu | [n] farewell, send-off, valediction
edita
[vt, arte, info] edit | [n] editing; edit, edition
divertinte
[a] amusing, entertaining, fun, light-hearted
bloco
[n, arci] block, chunk, slab, plinth; obstacle; block (group of buildings); bloc (alliance); section (of a document)
capra
[n, mam] goat
brasilera
[a] Brazilian | [n, dem] Brazilian
controlada
[a] controlled; measured
flota
[vnt] float | [vt] float | [n] flotation, floatation; float
rua
[n, vec] road
plenida
[a] filled; fed up (with), having had enough (of) | [n] plenum (filled space)
orea
[n, anat] ear
avo
[n] grandfather, grandpa
divin
[a] divine, godlike | [n] deity, godhead, deva
torpe
[a] clumsy, awkward, maladroit, ungainly, cumbersome, ham-fisted, physically inept | [n] clumsy person, oaf, clodhopper, lummox
teror
[n, uma] terror, horror
revolui
[vt, gov] revolutionize|is, overturn | [n] revolution (overthrow of government), insurgence
migra
[vnt, bio, uma] migrate | [vt] migrate | [n] migration, immigration, emigration
israeli
[a] Israeli | [n, dem] Israeli
restora
[vt, arte, arci, cos] restore, refresh, roll back, make like new | [n] restoration, restitution, rollback; refreshment
infeta
[vt, med] infect | [n] infection, contagion
jela
[vnt, fis] freeze | [vt] freeze | [n] freeze, freezing conditions
adormi
[vnt] fall asleep, go to sleep | [vt] send to sleep, put to sleep
retrae
[vt] bring back, fetch, retrieve; deliver again | [n] retrieval; redelivery
corajosa
[a] brave, courageous, valorous, valiant, bold, plucky, feisty, gutsy, stout-hearted
caro
[n, vec] coach, carriage, buggy, wagon, trolley, cart; carriage (typewriter)
astrata
[a, arte] abstract | [n] abstraction (something abstract)
organisme
[n, bio] organism
prisoni
[vt] imprison, jail, incarcerate, lock up | [n] imprisonment, captivity, incarceration, internment
nederlandes
[a] Dutch, Netherlandish | [n, dem] Dutch (person, language), Dutchman, Dutchwoman; Netherlandish
cauta
[a] cautious, careful, wary, prudent, heedful, conservative, circumspect, precautionary
clamada
[a] called, summoned, invoked | [n] callee, draftee
grandi
[vnt] enlarge, grow, increase, amplify, magnify, augment, scale up, escalate, heighten | [vt] enlarge, grow, increase, amplify, magnify, augment, scale up, escalate, heighten | [n] enlargement, growth, increase, amplification, magnification; augmentation, escalation
comensante
[a] beginning, starting, incipient, setting off, afoot
poseseda
[a] possessed, owned | [n] possession (item)
profesor
[n, gov] professor, academic, academician, don, faculty member, prof
enclui
[vt] enclose, shut in, encapsulate, encase, confine, lock up; lock down (a community) | [n] encapsulation, confinement, lockdown
prinsipe
[n, fil] principle, doctrine, precept, tenet, cause
bevida
[n] drink, beverage, libation
partisipio
[n, ling] participle
mamal
[n] mammal
culmina
[vnt] culminate, climax, peak, crest, come to a head | [n] culmination, climax, peak, summit, top, crest; paragon; punchline (of joke)
codigo
[n, gov, info] code (laws, software), encoding
imposta
[vt, gov, mone] tax | [n] tax, taxation
ge
[a, uma] gay, queer, homosexual | [n] gay, queer, homosexual
cultiva
[vt, uma] cultivate, farm, grow (something); till, work (the soil) | [n] crop, cultivation, agriculture, husbandry; culture (medical)
terorisme
[n] terrorism
rola
[vnt] roll, roll over; taxi (aircraft); trundle; tumble; wallow; scroll (software) | [vt] roll, roll over, bowl | [n] roll (action); scrolling
nube
[n, tera] cloud
tristia
[n] sadness, sorrow, grief, melancholy, unhappiness
gradal
[a] gradual | [av] gradually, bit by bit
castel
[n, arci] castle
asida
[a, cim] acid, acidic, sour, tart, acerbic | [n] acid
relatadas
[n, pl] relatives, family relations, kin, kinfolk, kith
delicata
[a] delicate, fine, dainty, sensitive, ginger, tender, gentle; fiddly (task); tricky (situation) | [av] delicately, daintily, gingerly, gently
ensircada
[a] surrounded
palasio
[n, arci] palace; seraglio
metre
[n] meter|re (unit of length)
determina
[vt, fil] determine, dictate | [n] determination
plana
[a, mat] flat (not bumpy), plane, planar, level; smooth, even, flush | [n] plane (surface); counter, worktop (surface)
inseto
[n, artr] insect
fame
[a, bio, med] hungry, ravenous, ravening
estracomun
[a] extraordinary
imperor
[n] emperor
biolojia
[n, bio] biology
torta
[n, cos] cake, pastry, torte
zona
[n, tera] zone
laxe
[a, vest] loose, slack, baggy, lax, sloppy
produidas
[n, pl] products, produce
capitan
[n, gov] captain, leader
saluta
[vt, gov] greet, welcome, receive | [n] greeting, welcome, salutation
tunel
[n, arci] tunnel, burrow
documento
[n, info, gov] document, certificate
miama
[a] Myanma, Burmese (person, language) | [n] Myanma, Burmese (person, language)
lampa
[n, util] lamp, light, lantern
tri
[vnt] become split into three | [vt] split (something) into three, group into threes | [n] third (fraction)
texeda
[a] woven | [n] tissue (organic)
irita
[vt, bio, med, uma] irritate, annoy, bother, hassle, pester, peeve, irk, rankle | [n] irritation, annoyance, nuisance, indignation, pique
miscada
[a] mixed, miscellaneous, assorted | [n] mestiza, mestizo
arjento
[a, col, cim] silver (color|ur) | [n] silver (element)
arboreta
[n] bush, shrub
idiomal
[a] idiomatic
semantical
[a] semantic
votores
[n, pl] voters, electorate
reprodui
[vt, bio] reproduce, propagate, breed, procreate | [n] reproduction, propagation, procreation
restorante
[a] restoring, restorative, refreshing | [n] restaurant, diner
coraji
[vt] encourage, urge, exhort, embolden, foster, hearten | [n] encouragement, exhortation
recolie
[vt, uma] pick up, reap, harvest | [n] harvest, crop, bounty, haul, roundup
dedica
[vt] dedicate, devote, commit | [n] dedication, devotion, commitment
spala
[n, anat] shoulder
eposta
[vt] email | [n] email (concept, individual message)
comprendable
[a] understandable, intelligible, comprehensible | [av] understandably, of course
predicativa
[a, ling] predicative | [n] predicative
artiste
[a] artistic | [n] artist
statistica
[n, mat] statistic; statistics (science)
federal
[a] federal
nonconoseda
[a] unknown, unfamiliar | [n] stranger
revenu
[n, mone] income, revenue, proceeds, earnings
anial
[a] annual, yearly
copula
[vnt, bio] copulate, mate, have sex | [n] copulation, coitus, mating, lovemaking, sex
consernada
[a] concerned, solicitous; in question, pertinent
sajia
[n] wisdom, sagacity
buo
[n, avia] owl
carera
[n] career, calling, occupation, job, profession, vocation, métier
detrito
[n] detritus; debris, rubble
judores
[n, pl] judges, tribunal
dejeta
[vt] throw away, throw out, discard, dump, dispose of, get rid of, jettison, ditch, delete; dismiss (notification) | [n] disposal, deletion
vertical
[a, mat] vertical, upright; portrait (orientation)
contenida
[n] content
mostrada
[a] shown, revealed, manifest
pari
[vt, bio] give birth to, bear, be in labor|ur | [n] giving birth, childbirth, childbearing, parturition, labor|ur
gardor
[n] guard (person), sentry; warder, jailer, gaoler; guardian, custodian, warden; watchdog (organization)
caos
[n, fil, mit] chaos, tumult, mayhem, havoc, bedlam, pandemonium, snafu
engana
[vt, uma] deceive, hoax, bluff, bilk, trick, inveigle, delude, cheat | [n] deception, subterfuge, hoax, bluff, bunco, deceit, delusion, duplicity, con, feint, humbug, setup, skulduggery, wile, cheat, cheating
burla
[vt, uma] taunt, tease, mock, jeer, deride, laugh at, heckle, lampoon, scoff | [n] taunt, tease, jeer, mockery, ridicule, derision
bandera
[n] flag, banner, banderole
dedicada
[a] dedicated, devoted, committed, staunch
esperimenta
[vnt, fil] experiment | [n] experiment, experimentation
-da
[sf, a] -ed | [sf, n] -ee (person or thing that is -ed)
olio
[n, cim] oil
volcan
[n, tera] volcano
sene
[n, cim] ash, cinders
islam
[n, rel] Islam
contamina
[vt, med] contaminate, pollute | [n] contamination, pollution
fenomeno
[n, fil, uma] phenomenon
ucrainsce
[a] Ukrainian (person, language) | [n] Ukrainian (person, language)
ueb
[a, info] web (internet) | [n] web (internet)
misera
[a, uma] miserable, abject, wretched, piteous, pitiful, downtrodden, pathetic, squalid, crummy, lousy | [n] wretch; fleabag (run-down dwelling)
sentante
[a] sitting, seated, sedentary
virgula
[n, ling, mat] comma
futil
[a, uma] futile, fruitless, hopeless, pointless, vain, fatuous; fond (hope) | [av] in vain, to no avail
foro
[n, gov, ist] forum; (internet) message board, bulletin board
restrinjeda
[n] internee (prisoner)
industria
[n, mone, gov] industry
solida
[a, mat] solid | [n] solid
jelada
[a] frozen | [n] frost, hoarfrost, rime
valuada
[a] worthy, valued, valuable, meritorious, fine
linguistica
[n, ling] linguistics
carbon
[n, tera] coal
susedosa
[a] successful, effective | [n] hit, blockbuster
metro
[n, vec] underground, subway (railway)
firma
[a] firm, still, steady, steadfast, stationary, immobile, non-motile
televisada
[a] on television, televised
sonda
[vt, med, uma, gov] probe, survey, poll | [n] probe, survey, poll
realida
[a] realized|is, actualized|is, accomplished
bondise
[vt] bless | [n] blessing, benediction, beatitude
complica
[vt] complicate | [n] complication, complicating factor
poma
[n, pla, cos] apple (fruit)
vestida
[a] clothed, dressed, clad, suited
marina
[n, vec, gov] navy, fleet, armada
multa
[vt, mone, gov] fine, penalize | [n] fine, penalty, ticket, forfeit, forfeiture
proportio
[n, mat] proportion, ratio, quotient, rate, percentage; concentration
ambasador
[n] ambassador, envoy, emissary, high commissioner
ali
[vt] add wings to, cause to have wings
asendente
[a] ascending, ascendant, rising, upward, upswept; ancestral | [n] ancestor, forebear, forefather; ascender, upstroke (typography) | [prep] up, towards the top of
impresa
[vt, gov] impress, imprint, emboss, stamp; make an impression, come across (as); instil, inculcate | [n] impression, imprint, print
idiom
[n, ling] idiom
nucleo
[n, fis, bio] nucleus, kernel; head (syntax)
sintagma
[n] phrase, syntagm, syntagma (grammar)
averbal
[a] adverbial
furnis
[n, pl] supplies, provisions, material, material resources
vasin
[n, med] vaccine
oportun
[a] opportune, convenient, handy, expedient | [n] opportunity, chance
gloria
[n, uma] glory, magnificence, majesty
sivil
[a, gov] civil, civilized|is; civilian | [n] civilized|is person; civilian
consuma
[vt, cos, mone] consume, ingest; deplete, expend, exhaust, use up, run out of, spend | [n] consumption, depletion; footprint (memory usage)
reial
[a] royal | [n] royal
surprendente
[a] surprising | [av] surprisingly
presipe
[a, tera] steep, precipitous | [n] precipice, crag, cliff, escarpment, chasm, abyss
teninte
[n] lieutenant
similia
[n] similarity, similitude
miel
[n, cos] honey
abitual
[a] habitual
esetante
[prep] except, except for, excepting, with the exception of, other than
ceso
[n, cos] cheese
reformi
[vnt, gov, rel] reform (oneself) | [vt] reform | [n] reform, reformation
marxa
[vnt] march; stride, walk quickly with purpose | [n] march
crus
[n, util, rel] cross; crucifix; withers (horse)
rejional
[a] regional
profeta
[n, rel] prophet
tradision
[n, uma] tradition
saison
[n, ast] season
botela
[n, util] bottle, flask
rieta
[vt] giggle, titter | [n] giggle, titter | [n] stream, creek, rivulet, brook, rill
reconosable
[a] recognizable|is
demente
[a, med, uma] demented, insane, crazy, mad | [n] lunatic, madman, madwoman
basta
[vnt] be ample, be more than enough, more than suffice
-o
[sf, n] male; tree
strato
[n, fis, tera] layer, ply; coat (paint), coating; stratus (cloud); shell (electron)
oso
[n, anat] bone
alegada
[a] alleged
aspiror
[n] candidate, applicant, nominee, postulant
nonormal
[a] abnormal, aberrant, irregular, anomalous, odd, strange, unconventional | [n] abnormality, aberration, irregularity, anomaly, oddity
cabana
[n, arci] cabin, hut, shed, shelter, cabana
prinsesa
[n] princess
consernante
[prep] concerning, regarding, with regard to
lisa
[a] smooth, sleek; uncreased, crisp (cloth, paper)
adora
[vt, rel] adore, worship, revere | [n] adoration, worship, reverence, worshipfulness
nonreal
[a] unreal, irreal, illusory
esibi
[vt, arte] exhibit | [n] exhibition; panoply
ferose
[a] fierce, ferocious
atmosfera
[n, tera] atmosphere
nonformal
[a] informal
silenti
[vnt] fall silent, be quiet, say nothing, shut up | [vt] hush
interfere
[vnt, uma] interfere, interlope, meddle, hinder, tamper, jigger; jam (signal) | [n] interference; jamming
vagante
[a] wandering, adrift, errant; itinerant, mobile, peripatetic; stray (animal); crooked, wonky (shape); discursive, rambling, waffly
xace
[vt, spo] check (in chess) | [n] chess; check | [esc] check
superior
[a, gov, uma] superior, elite; upscale, upmarket | [n] superior, higher-up, liege
spesifa
[vt] specify; stipulate | [n] specification
apoia
[vnt] lean, tilt, slant, tip, skew, prop (position, movement); bank (aircraft); be italic, be italicized|is | [vt] lean, tilt, slant, skew, prop (position, movement); bank (aircraft); italicize|is
barba
[n, anat] beard
umil
[a, uma] humble, modest (humble), meek, mild, unassuming, unpretentious, demure
artifis
[a] artificial, synthetic, manmade
ergativa
[a, ling] ergative, labile (grammar) | [n] ergative (grammar)
ator
[n] actor, performer, player, thespian
plaza
[n, arci] plaza, (town) square
destriste
[a] right-wing, rightist | [n] right-winger, rightist
ardente
[a] burning; ardent, passionate
bir
[n, cos] beer | [n, mone] birr
vesti
[vt] clothe, dress (including wound); coat (with paint, etc.) | [n] clothing (action); coat, coating (paint, etc.)
cristianisme
[n] Christianity
vaso
[n, util] vase, pot, vessel, urn
rijida
[a, uma] stiff, rigid
pi
[n] pi (Greek letter)
acompaniada
[a] accompanied
urjente
[a] urgent, pressing | [n] emergency, crisis
consentra
[vnt, cim, info] concentrate (attention, substance) | [n] concentration, focus
teatro
[n, arte, arci] theater|re (place, art), playhouse, auditorium
propria
[n, mone, gov] property (possessions), estate; property, attribute
greve
[vnt, gov] strike (protest), industrial action | [n] strike
revive
[vnt] live again, come back to life | [vt] revive, resuscitate, resurrect, revitalize, relive | [n] revival, resuscitation, resurrection, revitalization|is
vergonia
[vnt, uma] be ashamed, feel shame | [vt] shame, humiliate | [n] shame, humiliation
noncontable
[a] uncountable, innumerable, incalculable
nonvidable
[a] invisible
causal
[a] causal
amira
[vt] admire | [n] admiration
profita
[vnt, mone] profit | [n] profit, gain
conspira
[vt, gov] conspire, plot, scheme, collude, connive | [n] conspiracy, intrigue, connivance, scheme, plot, machination, collusion
artica
[a, tera] Arctic
cosina
[n, cos] kitchen
simia
[n, mam] monkey, small primate