5000-5500 Flashcards
axiom
[n, fil, mat] axiom, convention, postulate
figo
[n, pla] fig (tree)
nondutable
[a] undoubtable, indubitable, unequivocal, unquestionable
nonvolente
[a] unwilling, reluctant, indisposed
beleta
[a] pretty, cute, pert | [n] pretty thing, pretty one, cutie
cruji
[vnt] creak (low-pitched), groan | [vt] creak (low-pitched), groan | [n] creak (low-pitched), groan
daga
[n, util] dagger, dirk
peta
[vt, bio] (colloquial) fart | [n] (colloquial) fart
frita
[vt, cos] fry
acuin
[a] watery, runny, thin, non-viscous
lauro
[n, pla] laurel
omaro
[n, cos] lobster
saborosa
[a] tasty, flavorful|ur, strong-tasting, savory|ur, palatable
u-u
[esc, onom] coo (pigeon); twit-twoo, hoo, hoot (owl)
ogro
[n, mit] ogre (mythology)
cavil
[n, arci, util] peg, dowel
formica
[n, artr] ant | [n, util] formica (plastic)
brox
[n, vest] brooch
tronceta
[n] stem, stalk
rosin
[a] pinkish, rosy
mola
[n, util] spring | [n, pex] ocean sunfish, common mola
talon
[n, anat] heel
vena
[n, anat] vein (anatomy); lode (geology)
avi
[n, uma] grandparent
mira
[n, pla] myrrh (tree, resin)
sisor
[n, util] scissor, scissors
ruidi
[vnt] become noisy, blare | [vt] make noisy
sifra
[n, info] code, cipher
hi
[esc] hee-hee, tee-hee (giggling)
bareta
[n, util] bolt (door, gun); barrette, hairslide, hairclip
intercambiable
[a] exchangeable, interchangeable, swappable, fungible
bolida
[a] boiled
camison
[n] smock, smock-frock, tunic
psicolojiste
[n] psychologist
iudiste
[a] Judaic, Jewish
lobotomia
[n] lobotomy
neuronal
[a] neuronal, neural, neurological
beta
[n, pla] beet, beetroot (plant, vegetable) | [n] beta (Greek letter)
simetria
[n] symmetry
preistoria
[n] prehistory
balear
[a, jeo] Balearic
crustaseo
[n, artr] crustacean; shellfish
leon-de-mar
[n, mam] sea lion
vicitesto
[n, info] wikitext
grivnia
[n, mone] hryvnia, hryvna, hryvnya
englesin
[a] English-like, as in English, in an English style
ana-
[pf, tecn, cim, bio] ana-
ragu
[n, cos] stew, ragout
aglutina
[vt, ling] agglutinate
cualces
[pron, pl] any (people or things, optional plural pronoun)
metaboli
[vnt, bio] metabolize|is | [vt] metabolize|is | [n] metabolism
fibrosa
[a] fibrous, fibroid
validia
[n] validity
garlanda
[n, vest] garland, wreath, festoon, swag
despetada
[a] despised, despicable
bilionor
[n] billionaire
reconsilior
[n] mediator, peacemaker
denge
[n, med] dengue, dengue fever
moscito
[n, ins] mosquito, gnat
desi
[vnt] split into ten | [vt] split into ten | [n] tenth (fraction); tithe
destruosa
[a] destructive, ruinous
txilan
[a] Chilean | [n, dem] Chilean
drogi
[vt] drug, dope, stone
fasinada
[a] fascinated, rapt, intent
semanal
[a] weekly
futbalor
[n] footballer, football player, soccer player
virusin
[a] viruslike, viral
brusca
[a] brusque, curt, blunt, terse, short, peremptory
delta
[n] delta (Greek letter, river mouth)
beveria
[n] drinking establishment, pub, tavern
calsas
[n, pl] hosiery, hose
duplida
[a] doubled, duplicated; dubbed, overdubbed
bonida
[a] improved
sinci
[vnt] split into five | [vt] split into five | [n] fifth (fraction)
gatilio
[n, util] trigger
bondises
[n, pl] blessings
pacida
[a] packed, packaged, bundled
arbitra
[vt, gov] arbitrate on, mediate on | [n] arbitration, mediation
bombor
[n] bomber (person), bombardier
comunial
[a] communal
diarea
[n, med] diarrhea|oe
prototipo
[n, util] prototype
scandalosa
[a] scandalous, outrageous
nudia
[n] nudity, nakedness
stajior
[n] intern, apprentice, trainee, cadet
peste
[n, bio] pest (creature); (colloquial) pest, nuisance, hassle, pain in the neck
deportada
[a] deported | [n] deportee
confisca
[vt, gov] confiscate, sequester, impound | [n] confiscation
colior
[n] collector
survivor
[n] survivor, holdover
escaveria
[n] quarry
contradisente
[a] contradictory, antithetical, contrary, contrasting, conflicting, at variance, at odds, opposing, clashing, divergent, discrepant, different; inconsistent, incompatible
sibirsce
[a] Siberian | [n] Siberian
autobiografia
[n] autobiography, memoirs
consuleria
[n] consulate
ambulansia
[n, med, vec] ambulance
donor
[n] giver, donor, donator
evanjelio
[n, rel] gospel
amanda
[n] almond (nut)
txesce
[a] Czech | [n, dem] Czech (person, language)
tolerante
[a] tolerant, easygoing
fotografiste
[n] photographer
gru
[n, avia, util] crane (bird, machine)
refa
[vt] redo, recommit, do over, do again | [n] redoing, do-over, retake
temperada
[a] temperate; mild (weather)
resetante
[a] receptive
esperantiste
[a] Esperantist | [n] Esperantist
permea
[vt, cim] permeate, pervade, percolate, suffuse, riddle | [n] permeation, perfusion, percolation
dora
[vt, arte] gild, gold-plate
monson
[n, tera] monsoon
mamute
[n, mam] mammoth, mastodon
atendores
[n, pl] attendants, entourage, retinue
statistical
[a] statistical
rolada
[n] roulade, paupiette, braciole (food)
inflable
[a] inflatable | [n] inflatable
glori
[v] glorify
rabia
[n, med] rabies
normali
[vnt] normalize|is, become normalized|is | [vt] normalize|is, institutionalize|is, conventionalize|is, canonicalize|is | [n] normalization|is, institutionalization|is, canonicalization|is
santida
[a] hallowed, sacrosanct
compror
[n] buyer, purchaser, shopper
nonfidable
[a] untrustworthy, unreliable, undependable, irresponsible, erratic, feckless, dodgy
protocol
[n, gov] protocol (rules), etiquette
deluvial
[a] torrential
erode
[vt, tera] erode, wear away, wear down, weather | [n] erosion, attrition
gravia
[n] seriousness, gravity, virulence, severe
redise
[vt] say again, reiterate; rephrase
voleda
[a] willed, voluntary, deliberate, intended, intentional
cloi
[vt] nail
iii
[esc, onom] neigh, whinny (horse)
lodante
[a] praising, congratulatory, flattering
sosialisme
[n] socialism
nonegable
[a] undeniable
pantaleta
[n] underpants, undershorts, pants (UK), shorts (US), panties, knickers
nonstable
[a] unstable, unfixed, shifting
traduor
[n] translator
mutada
[a] mutated | [n] mutant
desnucleali
[vnt] denuclearize|is | [n] denuclearization|is, nuclear disarmament
nausea
[vt, med] nauseate, sicken | [n] nausea, nauseation
fece
[n, bio] feces|faeces, dung, excrement, turd, droppings
brilieta
[vnt] glow | [n] sheen, glow, luster|re
jurasica
[a, tera] Jurassic (geology) | [n] Jurassic (geology)
corelata
[vnt, mat] correlate | [n] correlation
educal
[a] educational
vesteta
[n] undergarment
rosta
[vt, cos] roast | [n] roasting; roast
picos
[n, pl] tiny pieces, bits, smithereens
amasa
[vt, cos] knead, work
portabagaje
[n, vn] boot, trunk (of vehicle)
liscatera
[n, vn, tera] landslide, landslip
dita
[vt] dictate | [n] dictation
eselentia
[n] excellence, greatness | [esc] your excellency, your grace
noncuieta
[a] uneasy
nonativa
[a] inactive, languorous, quiescent, dormant | [a] non-native, adventitious
divinia
[n] divinity
picante
[a] stinging, piquant
saborida
[a] flavored|ur
comensor
[n] beginner, novice, novitiate, neophyte, rookie, newbie, noob, newcomer, plebe, tenderfoot
radiante
[a] radiating, radiant; beaming, aglow
tresento
[d] three hundred | [a] three-hundredth (ordinal)
caracol
[n, mol] snail, escargot; at sign
jusosa
[a] juicy, succulent
sinta
[n, vest] ribbon, tape
scrima
[vnt, spo] fence | [n] fencing, swordplay
dogma
[n, rel] dogma, doctrine
clinical
[a] clinical
xama
[vnt, bio] swarm | [n] swarm
impedica
[vt] impeach | [n] impeachment
mareada
[a] dizzy, giddy, groggy, woozy
sumundo
[n] underworld
siseli
[vt] chisel, carve | [n] carving
conaseda
[a, bio, ling] cognate | [n] sibling, sib, cognate (brother or sister)
grisin
[a] grayish|greyish
osio
[n, spo, uma] leisure
abaderia
[n] abbey
setor
[n, mat] sector (geometry, disk, finance)
buri
[vt] butter
fatigante
[a] tiring, arduous, backbreaking
vertebrato
[a, bio] vertebrate | [n] vertebrate
creosia
[n] creativity
bivalvo
[n, mol] bivalve, clam
xampu
[n, cim, util] shampoo
grosela
[n, pla, cos] edible currant
noncurante
[a] uncaring, indifferent, blasé
superlativa
[a, ling] superlative | [n] superlative
jamon
[n, cos] ham (meat)
faxa
[n, arci] fascia, planking, plating, horizontal band
perla
[n, vest] pearl
arem
[n, ist] harem, seraglio
osilante
[a] oscillating, rocking, swaying, pitching
madria
[n] motherhood, maternity
pera
[n, pla, cos] pear (fruit)
nabo
[n, pla, cos] turnip
agi
[vnt] sharpen, hone, whet | [vt] sharpen, hone, whet
sorbe
[vt] sip, sup | [n] sip
nonpertinente
[a] irrelevant, invalid, inapplicable, extraneous
barceta
[n, vec] dinghy
matematiciste
[n] mathematician
salpica
[vnt] splash, spatter, splatter | [vt] splash, spatter, splatter | [n] splash, spatter, splatter
sieci
[vnt] go blind | [vt] blind, dazzle
enama
[vnt, uma] become enamored|ur, become infatuated, fall in love | [vt] enamor|ur, infatuate, win the love of, cause to fall in love | [n] infatuation, enamorment|ur