4501-5000 Flashcards
ranur
[n, tera, bio] slot, groove, aperture, slit, furrow, striation
bevor
[n] drinker
jelatin
[a, cos] gelatinous | [n] gel, gelatin, gelatine, jelly
e/o
[cj] and/or
realiste
[a] realistic | [n] realist
galia
[n, pla] bedstraw, galium (plant)
ortografia
[n, ling] orthography
tie
[n, uma] aunt or uncle; (colloquial) family member of an older generation
denim
[n, vest] denim, jean
ormon
[n, bio] hormone
volunta
[n, fil] will, willpower
sintese
[vt, fil] synthesize | [n] synthesis
compilador
[n] compiler (software)
nonacorda
[n] incongruity; incompatibility
sanscrito
[a, ling, ist] Sanskrit | [n] Sanskrit
conota
[vt, ling] connote | [n] connotation
ajenero
[a, uma] agender, gender-neutral, unisex | [n, uma] agender person
calsa
[n, vest] stocking
tituli
[vt] title, entitle, give a title to
curvable
[a] bendable
nominativa
[a, ling] nominative (grammar) | [n] nominative (grammar)
tirani
[vnt] become a tyrant, behave as a tyrant
cruelia
[n] cruelty, ruthlessness, viciousness
bebeta
[n] newborn, neonate
aterador
[n] lander (space travel)
nonoportun
[a] inopportune, inconvenient, untimely
culto
[n, rel] cult
pirati
[vt] hack, crack; pirate, bootleg, make a pirate copy of
fumosa
[a] smoky, smokey
prosimia
[n] proximity, nearness, closeness, contiguity
suburbes
[n, pl] suburbia
ugandan
[a] Ugandan | [n] Ugandan
preveninte
[a] preventing, preventive, preventative, deterring, preemptive, prophylactic, proactive | [n] deterrent, preventive
marjin
[n] margin
intersepi
[vt, fis, mat] intercept | [n] interception
nonsaja
[a] unwise
desasentua
[vt] de-emphasize, downplay, make light of
visa
[n, gov] visa (for travel)
credito
[n, mone] credit (money)
stabli
[vnt] stabilize|is | [vt] stabilize|is | [n] stabilization|is
descoraji
[vt] discourage, demoralize|is, dishearten, unnerve, daunt, deter | [n] discouragement, despondency
desusada
[a] disused, obsolete, archaic, defunct
transjenero
[a, uma] transgender | [n] transgender person
arabis
[n, pla] arabis, rockcress
alio
[n, pla, cos] garlic
nonsposida
[a] unmarried, unwed, single | [n] bachelor, spinster
nonsesante
[a] unceasing, incessant, continual, non-stop
cartel
[n, gov] cartel
malmaneja
[vt] mismanage, mishandle | [n] mismanagement, mishandling
visinia
[n] vicinity, neighbourliness
ancor
[n, util] anchor
presedor
[n] predecessor, precursor, forerunner (person)
moro
[a, dem] Moorish (medieval); Moro, Bangsamoro (Philippine Muslim) | [n] Moor; Moro
pupa
[n, util, bio] doll, effigy; pupa (insect)
clan
[n, uma] clan
faxo
[n] bundle, sheaf, fasces, bale, fagot|faggot
esponente
[n] exponent
rejistrador
[n] recorder, recording device; register
xec
[n, gov] sheik, sheikh, shaikh
reajunta
[vt] readd, add again
ecolojia
[n, bio] ecology
corvatsce
[a] Croatian (person, language) | [n, dem] Croatian (person, language)
parci
[vt] park (vehicle) | [n] parking
veterinar
[a, med] veterinary
pulsa
[vnt, bio] pulse, pulsate; beat (music); blink, flash (light) | [n] pulse, pulsation; beat (music)
papia
[n] papacy
gardada
[n] person under guard; ward (person)
integra
[vnt, mat] integrate | [vt] integrate | [n] integration
tele
[n, info] (colloquial) TV, telly (television set)
venezuelan
[a] Venezuelan | [n] Venezuelan
umili
[vnt] become humble | [vt] humble, humiliate
abital
[a] residential
resenia
[vt] critique, review | [n] critique, review
esenta
[vt, gov] exempt | [n] exemption, dispensation, impunity, immunity (legal)
neolitica
[a, uma] Neolithic | [n] Neolithic
preocupada
[a] preoccupied
rebondi
[vnt] rebound, bounce back, ricochet
cornisa
[n, arci] ledge, sill, cornice
esele
[vnt] excel | [n] excellence, eminence
sermon
[n, rel] sermon, homily
arcitetor
[n] architect, designer
basin
[n, tera] basin, bowl (geography)
jenita
[vt, bio] beget, father
ensendente
[a] igniting, incendiary
rompente
[a] breaking
flajeli
[vt] whip, beat, flagellate, flog | [n] flagellation
jen
[n, bio] gene
pantala
[n, vest] short trousers, short pants, shorts, trunks
ibride
[a, bio] hybrid, crossbred, mongrel | [n] hybrid, crossbreed, mongrel
tocante
[a] touching | [n] tap, flap (consonant)
vulgar
[a, uma] vulgar, indecent, improper, naughty, bawdy, crude, foul-mouthed, lewd, rabelaisian, ribald, off-color|ur
furgon
[n, vec] van
afroamerican
[a, dem] Afro-American, African American, Negro, black American | [n] Afro-American, African American, Negro, black
imperal
[a] imperial
obedinte
[a] obedient, obeying, compliant
pasaporto
[n, vn, gov] passport
falcon
[n, avia] falcon, hawk, kestrel, falconet
pia
[vnt] tweet, twitter, beep, bleep, chirp, squeak | [n] tweet, twitter, beep, bleep, chirp, squeak
avioneta
[n] (small) drone
manadi
[vnt] flock, congregate
scarabe
[n, ins] beetle, scarab
gravada
[a] engraved, graven
microscopio
[n, util, bio] microscope
autentica
[a] authentic, genuine
lira
[n, mone] lira (currency)
pasatempo
[n, vn] hobby, pastime, recreation
tapi
[vt] plug, seal, cork, cap, stop up
anatomial
[a] anatomical
dusento
[d] two hundred | [a] two-hundredth (ordinal)
rigorosa
[a] rigorous, tight; thorough, comprehensive, exhaustive
linial
[a] linear, lineal
descorajida
[a] discouraged, dejected, demoralized|is, disheartened, despondent, heartsick
mercator
[n] market trader; merchant
individual
[a] individual (pertaining to an individual)
tridimensional
[a] three-dimensional | [av] three-dimensionally, in three dimensions
botanica
[n, bio] botany
caseta
[n] cottage
nano
[n] dwarf (including mythology), midget, gnome
pure
[vt, cos] puree (cookery) | [n] puree, mash (cookery)
otenable
[a] obtainable, available
iris
[n, anat, pla] iris (eye, plant)
capris
[n, uma] caprice, whim, whimsy
letin
[a] milky
scolor
[n] pupil, schoolchild, schoolboy, schoolgirl
arca
[n, rel] ark
peruca
[n, vest] wig, toupee
tigrin
[a] tigerlike
trinia
[n, rel] trinity (Christianity)
cat
[n, pla, cos] qat, khat (plant, leaves)
maturi
[vnt] mature, ripen; grow up | [vt] mature, ripen; grow up
libido
[n, bio, uma] sex drive, libido; lust, sexual desire, arousal, randiness, horniness
senos
[n, pl] breasts, bosom, bust
peten
[n, util] comb | [n, mol] scallop
jalin
[a] yellowish, yellowy, sallow
mecanical
[a] mechanical
razonalisme
[n] rationalism
fonolojia
[n, ling] phonology
fonotatica
[n, ling] phonotactics
anti-
[pf] anti- (opposition)
jerundio
[n, ling] gerund
elegante
[a] elegant
sacra
[a, uma] sacred (right, law, thing, place), consecrated, inviolable, sacrosanct
molusco
[n, mol] mollusk|mollusc; shellfish
idrocarbono
[n, cim] hydrocarbon
imaji
[vnt] appear as an image | [vt] image, picture, depict, illustrate | [n] imaging
jada
[a, col] jade (color|ur) | [n, tera] jade (gem)
eroina
[n, med] heroin (drug)
dialogo
[n, arte] dialog|ue; dialog|ue box (software)
bascetbal
[n, spo] basketball (sport)
difusante
[a] broadcasting, on the air | [n] broadcaster (organization|is)
termina
[n, vec, info] terminal
antiteroriste
[a] antiterrorist, counterterrorist | [n] antiterrorist, counterterrorist
nonprevideda
[a] unforeseen, unexpected
coxea
[vnt, med] limp, hobble | [n] limp, limping, hobbling
colombian
[a] Colombian | [n, dem] Colombian
dati
[vt] date
laserada
[a] torn, ripped, ragged, tattered
salda
[vt, mone] balance, settle (account) | [n] balance
epidemica
[a, med] epidemic | [n] epidemic
survivente
[a] surviving, extant
biladal
[a] bilateral, two-sided
spinal
[a] spinal
aluminio
[n, cim] aluminum|aluminium
volatil
[a, cim] volatile, mercurial
desveli
[vt] unveil | [n] unveiling
mito
[n, mit] myth, legend
antisemitisme
[n] antisemitism
consol
[n, util] console, control panel, instrument bank
sudani
[a] Sudanese | [n] Sudanese
monumental
[a] monumental (pertaining to monuments)
suprapasante
[a] surpassing, exceeding, excessive, (going) beyond, preeminent, profuse, inordinate
meritada
[a] deserved, merited, justified
egleseta
[n] chapel
cristiania
[n] Christianity (characteristic; religion)
sertida
[a] checked, verified
ferin
[a] ironlike, as if made of iron
molo
[n, arci] pier, jetty, quay, quayside, wharf
madrin
[a] motherly | [n] mother figure, godmother
pliable
[a] foldable, folding, collapsible, pliable, pliant
destinada
[a] destined, bound
flexablia
[n] flexibility
enfernin
[a] hellish, damned, damn, blasted, bloody
asioneria
[n] stock market, stock exchange
perdente
[a] losing; lossy (compression)
supramercato
[n] supermarket
pisina
[n, arci] swimming pool
relativia
[n] relativity
desuple
[a] tenfold | [av] ten times, ten times over | [n] (group of) ten
isteria
[n, med, uma] hysteria; panic
elefeniste
[n] Elefenist, Elefen speaker, Elefen advocate
careta
[n] cart, handcart, pushcart, trolley, barrow
tesoreria
[n] treasury, storehouse, exchequer
suatomal
[a] subatomic
reia
[n] royalty (quality)
cilogram
[n] kilogram
tancador
[n] tanker (ship, lorry)
camionor
[n] trucker, truck driver, lorry driver, teamster
buro
[n, arci] desk, bureau (furniture)
subosce
[n] undergrowth, underbrush, scrub, brush, brushwood (low-growing vegetation or the wood thereof)
joala
[n, vest] piece of jewelry|jewellery, jewel
marania
[vt] entangle, tangle, trap; mat, snarl, mess up | [n] tangle, mess; thicket
propensada
[a] predisposed (to), liable (to), tending (to), with a tendency (to), prone (to), subject (to), susceptible (to)
suprafluente
[a] superfluous, excessive, redundant
vibrante
[a] vibrating, thrilling; flickering (lights); trilled | [n] trill (consonant)
profil
[n] profile; sketch, outline (of information)
odiada
[a] hated, detested | [n] abomination, anathema (hated person or thing)
senglar
[n, mam] wild boar
biblial
[a] biblical
bonumorosa
[a] in a good mood, cheerful, jovial, light-hearted, gay (dated); sanguine
mesaji
[vt] message, send as a message, text | [n] messaging, texting
cordon
[n] thick rope, cable, hawser
paci
[vnt] pack, become packed | [vt] pack, package, bundle; stuff, upholster | [n] packing
modesta
[a, uma] modest (humble, avoiding impropriety), unpretentious
graduada
[a] graduated | [n] graduate
malaui
[a] Malawian | [n] Malawian
potensia
[n, fis, mat] potential (physics); promise (for future growth)
venti
[vt] ventilate, fan, winnow | [n] ventilation
sensosa
[a] sensitive (to sensation)
cambra
[n] chamber
forni
[vt] bake, cook (in oven) | [n] baking
maturia
[n] maturity
pino
[n, pla] pine (tree)
criptomone
[n, mone] cryptocurrency
sui
[vt] sweat, perspire | [n] perspiration, sweating
eletromagnetal
[a] electromagnetic
liscosa
[a] slippery, slick
remi
[vt] row, paddle
dimension
[n, mat, fis] dimension
anglosason
[a, dem, ist] Anglo-Saxon, Old English | [n] Anglo-Saxon, Old English
cataro
[n, med] common cold, catarrh, nasopharyngitis, rhinopharyngitis
amiral
[n, gov] admiral
bolsa
[n, vest] handbag, pouch, purse, pocketbook
ensofla
[vt, bio] sniff, snort, snuffle | [n] sniff, snort, insufflation
sereal
[a, cos] cereal | [n] cereal
calculador
[n] calculator
jina
[n, vest] jeans
balansa
[n, util] seesaw; weighing scale, scales, balance scales
dolente
[a] hurtful
serpentin
[a] serpentine, meandering, convoluted, sinuous, snakelike
elastica
[a] elastic, stretchy, stretch | [n] elastic
orible
[a] horrible, horrid, hideous, repulsive, grotesque, disgusting, vile
injeniosa
[a] ingenious
noia
[vt] bore, tire, stultify | [n] boredom, tedium, ennui
pavo
[n, avia] turkey
nervo
[n, anat] nerve
vite
[n, pla] vine
bulion
[n, cos] bouillon, broth, stock, consommé
destrosa
[a] handy, dextrous, dexterous, skillful|skilful, deft | [n, bio] dextrose (sugar)
scarlata
[a, col] scarlet, vermilion | [n] scarlet
jiba
[n] hump, hunch (back)
feia
[n] ugliness
salteta
[vnt] start (with surprise), jump, flinch, wince | [vt] make someone jump
gaina
[n, util] sheath; casing (of cable, sausage); spathe (anatomy)
ronrona
[vt] purr | [n] purr
colpeta
[vt, spo] pat, dab, daub; flick; putt (golf) | [n] pat, light blow; flick
teta
[n, anat] nipple, teat | [n] theta (Greek letter)
elefeni
[vnt] Elefenize|is, translate into Elefen | [vt] Elefenize|is, translate into Elefen
bastardo
[n, gov] bastard
sisilian
[a] Sicilian | [n, dem] Sicilian (person, language)
luor
[n] renter, tenant, lodger
salivi
[vt] salivate, water | [n] salivation
prusen
[a] Prussian | [n] Prussian
esistentialisme
[n] existentialism
simetre
[a, mat] symmetrical
presador
[n] press, squeezer
tipografia
[n, arte] typography, typesetting
taroci
[n, spo] tarot (deck of cards, game)
re-
[pf, v] re- (added to verbs: repetition or backward direction)
autosasiada
[a] self-satisfied, smug, complacent
jubilada
[a] retired, emeritus, emerita
pirata
[n, gov] pirate, buccaneer
nonusable
[a] unusable, useless
pasto
[n, tera] pasture, pasturage
nonsusedosa
[a] unsuccessful
arteria
[n, anat] artery
stania
[vnt, bio] stagnate, be stagnant | [vt] stagnate, make stagnant | [n] stagnation, standstill; stalemate, deadlock, impasse
viteria
[n] vineyard
perimetre
[n, mat, gov] perimeter, circumference, girth
mensal
[a] monthly
catar
[a, rel] Cathar | [n, dem] Cathar
maniate
[n, gov, mone] magnate, tycoon, mogul
hindi
[a, dem] Hindi (language) | [n] Hindi (language)
profitosa
[a] profitable, lucrative
infraroja
[a, fis] infrared | [n] infrared
autopsia
[vt, med] autopsy | [n] autopsy, postmortem
pneumonia
[n, med] pneumonia
sorda
[a, med] deaf
jeso
[n, arte, arci, med] plaster (material), gesso; gypsum
crosta
[n, cos, med] crust; scab; rind (cheese)
susaharan
[a] Sub-Saharan, Subsaharan
estorse
[vt, cim, gov] wring, extort | [n] extortion, blackmail, shakedown
faro
[n, arci] lighthouse; beacon; headlight, headlamp | [n, spo] faro, pharaoh (card game)
restrinjente
[a] restrictive
savana
[n, tera] savanna, grassland, bush
bari
[vt] bar, block off; cross out, strike through
rohingia
[a, dem] Rohingya (person, language) | [n] Rohingya (person, language)
deporta
[vt, gov] deport | [n] deportation
nonumana
[a] inhuman, non-human
blindada
[a] armored|ur, armor-plated|ur
nonimajinable
[a] unimaginable, inconceivable, unfathomable
spesiali
[vnt] specialize|is | [vt] specialize|is | [n] specialization|is, speciality, specialty, schtick
osante
[a] daring, audacious, bold, plucky
alges
[n, pl] algae, seaweed
promovores
[n, pl] campaigners, lobbyists, lobby
injenior
[n] engineer
rinosero
[n, mam] rhinoceros, rhino
riscada
[a] at risk, at stake; vulnerable (species)
difusor
[n] broadcaster (person)
sultan
[n, gov] sultan (governor)
foli
[vt] crowd, pack, clutter, huddle
desidosa
[a] decisive (tending to make decisions)
icon
[n, rel, info] icon
capitalisme
[n] capitalism
envelopa
[n, util] envelope
jelin
[a] icy, icelike, ice-cold, glacial
sesiste
[a] sexist | [n] sexist
moderni
[vnt] modernize|is, update | [vt] modernize|is, update, rework | [n] modernization|is, retrofit
staniante
[a] stagnant, stale, dank, musty, stuffy | [n] stagnant water, backwater
evitante
[a] evasive, elusive, avoiding
partisipante
[a] participating, participatory | [n] parameter, argument, variable (mathematics, grammar)
embrio
[n, bio] embryo
desmarania
[vt] disentangle, untangle, unravel, unsnarl
noti
[vnt] become night | [n] nightfall, dusk
mango
[n, pla, cos] mango
aritmetica
[n, mat] arithmetic
manica
[a] manic, maniacal, fanatical, crazy; hectic, frantic | [n] maniac, fanatic, junkie; addict; (colloquial) geek, nerd
onion
[n, pla, cos] onion (plant, bulb)
islansce
[a] Icelandic, Icelander | [n, dem] Icelandic, Icelander
sidia
[n] thirst
seramica
[a, util] ceramic | [n] piece of pottery
cretasica
[a, tera] Cretaceous (geology) | [n] Cretaceous (geology)
comparte
[n, arci] compartment; cubbyhole, pigeonhole
bonvolente
[a] benevolent, magnanimous, beneficent
jaz
[a] jazz | [n] jazz
celsius
[n, fis] Celsius, centigrade
linguiste
[n] linguist
polisieria
[n] police station
flaminte
[a] flaming, on fire, aflame, afire; flambé; inflammatory (provocative)
ososa
[a] bony, scraggly, scrawny
catalogo
[n] catalog|ue, index, directory
ojeti
[vnt] become an object; become a target | [vt] objectify; target, use as a target, aim at | [n] objectification; targeting
despetosa
[a] contemptuous, scornful, disdainful, dismissive, cavalier, supercilious, haughty
sueter
[n, vest] sweater, pullover, jumper, jersey
parasito
[n, bio] parasite
montante
[a] riding, straddling, astride; horseback, on horseback
esitante
[a] hesitant, reluctant, halting, faltering, dithering, flinching
forestal
[a] forest
multiplida
[n] multiplicand
colareta
[n] necklace
estetical
[a] esthetic|aesthetic
ronci
[vnt] growl, snarl, grumble, rumble; roar (fire); snore loudly | [n] growl, snarl, grunt, rumble
baletiste
[n] ballet dancer, ballerina
balansi
[vnt] seesaw, balance, swing (up and down), pitch (up and down, back and forth)
maldiseda
[a] accursed, abominable
enfernal
[a] infernal
gan
[n, dem] Gan (language)
aplicable
[a] applicable, relevant, appropriate
venteta
[n] breeze, zephyr
apoiada
[a] tilted, leaning, slanting, skew, askew, lopsided, crooked, wonky; oblique, italic
acordante
[a] agreeing; compatible, congruent, congruous; in tune
vivin
[a] lifelike, vivid
amirable
[a] admirable, fine
evidenti
[vnt] become evident, turn out (to be), prove (to be) | [vt] make evident, expose, reveal
dote
[n, mone, uma] dowry
cuerco
[n, pla] oak
sepe
[n, arci] hedge, hedgerow
masin
[a] masculine, boyish, butch
gasta
[vnt, vest] wear out, age; fray, unravel | [vt] wear out, age; fray, unravel | [n] wearing out, dilapidation; fraying
parabola
[n, mat] parable (story); parabola (curve)
sigar
[n] cigar
vampir
[n, mit] vampire
sfinje
[n, mit] sphinx
xampinion
[n, pla, cos] mushroom, toadstool
suprapone
[vt, arte, info] superimpose, overlap, overlay; inlay, composite (video); kern (typography) | [n] superimposure, overlap, overlay; lapel (of coat)
iato
[n, med, ling] hiatus
ipnose
[vt, uma] hypnotize|is, mesmerize|is | [n] hypnosis, hypnotism, mesmerism
suteninte
[n] sublieutenant, second lieutenant, ensign
nonusa
[n] disuse, desuetude
spisosa
[a] spicy, piquant
nonpersonal
[a] impersonal (behaviour, grammar)
cortia
[n] brevity
pilori
[n, gov] pillory, stocks | [vt] pillory
percute
[n] percussion
condisiona
[vt] condition | [n] conditioning
idealisme
[n] idealism
glucosa
[n, bio] glucose, blood sugar
glande
[n, anat] gland; glans
lirica
[a, arte] lyrical, lyric
hrivnia
[n, mone] hryvnia, hryvna, hryvnya
omonimia
[n] homonymy
dual
[a] dual (grammar) | [n] dual; counterpart
orario
[n] timetable, schedule, program|programme
pronom-sujunta
[n] relative pronoun
-eria
[sf, n] -ery, -arium (place), ,
teniloca
[n, vn, ling, mat, info] placeholder, surrogate
peruan
[a] Peruvian | [n, dem] Peruvian
oserveria
[n] observatory
fertili
[vnt] fertilize|is | [vt] fertilize|is
sentriste
[a] centrist | [n] centrist
teral
[a] earthly
menu
[n, cos] menu; program|programme, agenda
corajinte
[a] hortative, exhortative, exhortatory
desativi
[vnt] deactivate; stand down | [vt] deactivate; defuse (bomb) | [n] deactivation
iamani
[a] Yemeni, Yemenite | [n] Yemeni, Yemenite
aumentante
[a] augmenting, increasing, boosting; augmentative (grammar)
bondi
[vnt, spo] bound, bounce, lope, skip | [vt] cause to bounce; skim (stone) | [n] bound
selebrante
[a] celebrating, jubilant, festive
zelandes
[a] New Zealand | [n] New Zealander, Kiwi
renada
[a] ruled | [n] subject (person ruled)
scolal
[a] school, scholastic
artrite
[n, med] arthritis (medical)
ospitada
[n] guest
nonmatur
[a] immature, unripe, callow
biolojiste
[n] biologist
ramadan
[n, rel] Ramadan (Islam)
covreleto
[n, vn] blanket, quilt, duvet, bedspread
catolicisme
[n] Catholicism, Roman Catholicism
umilia
[n] humility, modesty
sentimetre
[n] centimeter|re
vesica
[n, anat] bladder (anatomy)
sentim
[n, mone] cent, centime, penny, pfennig, pingin, santim, centavo (coin)
estralegal
[a] extralegal, extrajudicial
dejela
[vnt] defrost, unfreeze, thaw | [vt] defrost, unfreeze, thaw | [n] thaw, thawing
normalia
[n] normality, normalcy, regularity, ordinariness, commonness, commonality
prematur
[a] premature | [n] premature baby, preemie
jirafa
[n, mam] giraffe
tunisi
[a] Tunisian | [n] Tunisian
oblidante
[a] forgetful
crater
[n, tera] crater
degradante
[a] degrading, derogatory
nonmoral
[a] immoral, unprincipled, unprofessional, unscrupulous
baldoni
[vt] bin, throw away, chuck out, toss, toss out
onca
[n, util] hook
insinia
[n, gov] insignia, badge
africans
[a, dem] Afrikaans
locomotiva
[n, vec] locomotive, engine
celta
[a, dem] Celtic | [n] Celtic, Celt
iuan
[a, ist, mone] Yuan (dynasty); yuan (currency) | [n, ist, mone] Yuan (dynasty); yuan, renminbi (currency)
acuta
[a, med] acute (medical)
rumor
[n, uma, gov] rumor|ur
difisili
[vnt] become difficult, get harder | [vt] make difficult, make harder
ocupante
[a] occupying
insistente
[a] insistent, pushy
masto
[n, vec] mast
razal
[a] racial
bola
[vnt, cim] bubble, effervesce | [vt] bubble, cause to bubble | [n] bubble
omisideda
[n] murder victim
alinia
[vnt] align, line up | [vt] align, line up | [n] alignment
sobre
[a, med] sober
criminor
[n] criminal, delinquent, lawbreaker, malefactor, hoodlum, felon, crook
vanuatu
[a] Vanuatuan | [n] Vanuatuan
leteta
[n] cot, crib, cradle; small bed, berth, bunk
caron
[n] carriage, coach (for royalty, weddings, etc.) | [n, ling] caron, haček, wedge (diacritic)
elise
[a, mat] elliptic, elliptical | [n] ellipse
osidi
[vnt] oxidize|is, rust, tarnish | [vt] oxidize|is, rust, tarnish | [n] oxidation, rust, corrosion, tarnish
idroeletrical
[a] hydroelectric
nitrojen
[n, cim] nitrogen
conservante
[n] preservative (substance)
grandida
[a] enlarged, magnified
eraldo
[n, ist] herald
refujeria
[n] shelter, refuge, asylum, sanctuary
superioria
[n] superiority
arenga
[vt] harangue, rant at | [n] rant, tirade, diatribe
cloro
[n, cim] chlorine
airosol
[n, cim] aerosol
reti
[vnt] straighten | [vt] straighten; (electronics) rectify (convert from AC to DC)
desconstrui
[vt] demolish, knock down (building, wall); deconstruct (philosophy) | [n] demolition; deconstruction (philosophy)
desreli
[vt] derail
mentor
[n] liar
piniin
[n, ling] Pinyin (transcription)
tornado
[n, tera] tornado
descomposa
[vt] decompose, break down, rot down, rot away
publicor
[n] publisher
spesia
[n] thickness; boldface
ansi
[vnt] dread, fret, become anxious | [vt] worry, rattle
fertilia
[n] fertility
imunial
[a] immune (of the immune system)
nebli
[vnt] mist up, fog up, steam up; blur | [vt] mist up, fog up, steam up; blur
neurolojial
[a] neurological
regla
[n, util] ruler, yardstick; straightedge
pagan
[a, rel] pagan, heathen, gentile, infidel | [n] pagan, heathen, gentile, infidel
scural
[n, mam] squirrel
bizantian
[a, ist] Byzantine
desenrola
[vnt] unroll, unwind, uncoil, unfurl; wind down (mechanism); relax
comutador
[n] switch (electric), on/off switch, power switch; toggle
tapo
[n, util] plug, seal, cork, bung, spigot, cap, stopper
conifer
[a, bio] coniferous | [n] conifer
ura
[esc] hooray, hurrah, whoopee
galego
[a] Galician | [n, dem] Galician (person, language)
avena
[n, pla, cos] oat, oats
automati
[vt] automate | [n] automation
astronomiste
[n] astronomer
sivilida
[a] civilized|is
farfulia
[vt] mutter, mumble, slur | [n] mutter, mumble, slur
magnete
[n, fis] magnet
sincosento
[d] five hundred | [a] five-hundredth (ordinal)
trota
[vnt] trot | [n] trot
temable
[a] fearable, terrible, dreadful, formidable, frightening, scary
noveliste
[n] novelist
sodio
[n, cim] sodium