7001-7500 Flashcards
bricabraceria
[n] junk shop, charity shop, second-hand shop
concava
[a, mat] concave
polvin
[a] powdery, dustlike
termite
[n, artr] termite (insect)
supratempo
[n] overtime (work)
transendente
[a] transcendent, transcendental
manisme
[n] manicheanism|ae
fosena
[n, mam] porpoise
noncosia
[n] nothingness
nominalisme
[n, fil] nominalism
credor
[n] believer
positivisme
[n, fil] positivism
mitraiste
[a] mithraist | [n] mithraist
reduisme
[n] reductionism
autoreali
[vnt] self-realize|is, self-actualize|is | [n] self-realization|is, self-actualization|is
alusinojen
[a, cim, uma] hallucinogenic | [n] hallucinogen
leviatan
[n, mit] leviathan (Biblical sea monster)
teleolojia
[n, fil] teleology
noncambiante
[a] unchanging, changeless, timeless
arn
[c, bio] RNA (ribonucleic acid)
nematodo
[n] roundworm, nematode
afasia
[n, med, ling, uma] aphasia (medical)
comensal
[a] initial
arborin
[a] treelike
silabal
[a] syllabic
cartuli
[a] Georgian (person, language) | [n, dem] Georgian (person, language)
costelin
[a] ribbed, corded | [n] rib, ridge, wale (fabric)
mercatalisme
[n] mercantilism
arcor
[n] archer
interdepende
[vnt] interdepend, depend on each other
duria
[n] hardness, firmness, toughness; harshness; difficulty
dauisme
[n] Taoism, Daoism
ajustable
[a] adaptable, adjustable, tunable, configurable, flexible
osida
[a] ossified
dotrina
[n, uma] doctrine
deserta
[vt] abandon one’s post, desert | [n] desertion
pesah
[n, rel] Pesach, Passover (Judaism)
senturion
[n] centurion
dis-
[pf, tecn] dys- (bad, abnormal)
grama
[n, pla] grass (any plant in the family of grasses)
malthusianisme
[n] malthusianism
nauatl
[a, ling] Nahuatl (language) | [n] Nahuatl (language)
en-
[pf, tecn] en-, in-
cuadrilion
[d, mat] (a) quadrillion, a thousand million million
airobarco
[n, vec] airboat, planeboat, swamp boat, bayou boat, fanboat, ali-wang
-ite
[sf, n, med] -itis (inflammation)
limfa
[n, bio] lymph
capitoli
[vnt] become split into chapters; become a chapter | [vt] chapter, divide into chapters; make a chapter out of, put into a chapter | [n] chaptering
bonsona
[n] euphony, mellifluousness
legum
[n, pla, cos] legume
ipercolesterolemia
[n, med] hypercholesterolemia|ae
corsario
[n, ist, vec] corsair, privateer (person); privateer, private ship
reusable
[a] reusable
corajosi
[vnt] become braver, gain courage, pluck up courage, take heart
media-
[pf] mid- (added to nouns: midpoint)
nonsaturada
[a] unsaturated
-grafia
[sf, n, arte, mat] -graphy
coco
[n, pla, cos] coconut (plant, fruit)
falo
[n, anat] phallus
nete
[n, uma] grandchild
rubo
[n, pla, cos] bramble (plant, berry)
agora
[n] agora
conduta
[vt, fis] conduct (energy) | [n] conduction
anemia
[n, med] anemia|ae
antolojia
[n] anthology
broti
[vnt] bud
cuatroladal
[a, mat] quadrilateral, quadrangular | [n] quadrilateral, quadrangle
nonrefletante
[a] non-reflective
seanse
[n, mit] seance
malprimi
[vt] misprint
plumin
[a] feathery, featherlike, pinnate
nonsesal
[a] asexual, non-sexual | [n] asexual person, non-sexual person
gravador
[n] engraving machine
empatia
[vt, uma] empathize|is with | [n] empathy
gurgula
[vnt] gurgle, glug, squelch | [vt] gurgle, glug, squelch | [n] gurgle, glug, squelch
crusador
[n] crusader
tesori
[vnt] become treasured, become cherished, become enshrined | [vt] treasure, cherish, enshrine
ovuli
[vt] ovulate | [n] ovulation
slalom
[n, spo] slalom (sport)
semisolida
[a] semisolid
cuarzo
[n, tera] quartz
cremosa
[a] creamy (full of cream)
pixel
[n, info] pixel
orbitador
[n] orbiter
califia
[n] caliphate
autonal
[a] autumnal
noncovreda
[a] uncovered, not covered
tomografia
[n, util, med] tomography
nonlibria
[n] captivity
xasatorpedo
[n, vn] destroyer (warship)
iriga
[vt, tera] irrigate | [n] irrigation
nonpublicida
[a] unpublished
burocratia
[n] bureaucracy
bisturi
[n, med, util] scalpel, lancet | [vt] lance, prick open
rugbi
[n, spo] rugby (sport)
maldestinada
[a] ill-fated
ativisme
[n] activism
restruturi
[vt] restructure, reframe
antiiudiste
[a] anti-Jewish, antisemitic | [n] antisemite
cazac
[a] Kazakh, Kazakhstani (person, language) | [n, dem] Kazakh, Kazakhstani (person, language)
mortero
[n, arci, util] mortar, grout (substance); mortar (gun)
sucompania
[n] subsidiary, affiliate
integral
[a] integral | [n, mat] integral
candelabro
[n, arci] candelabra, chandelier
nongovernal
[a] non-governmental
marexal
[n, gov] marshal (officer)
biosfera
[n, bio] biosphere
maioral
[a] mayoral
rompejelo
[n, vn] icebreaker (ship)
sceletal
[a] skeletal (of the skeleton)
naivia
[n] naivety, naiveness, innocence, ingenuousness
pulga
[n, artr] flea; tiddlywink
albanian
[a, dem] Albanian | [n] Albanian (person, language)
bancarotia
[n] bankruptcy
bilal
[a] bilious, biliary
crimsce
[a] Crimean | [n, dem] Crimean
nonconfirmada
[a] unconfirmed, uncorroborated, unsubstantiated
duna
[n, tera] dune
peregrinor
[n, avia] pilgrim; peregrine falcon
prometosa
[a] promising, full of promise
sindicati
[vnt] syndicate, unionize|is | [vt] syndicate, unionize|is | [n] syndication
peluxetin
[a] downy, fluffy, fleecy, fuzzy
lemur
[n, mam] lemur (primate)
corsor
[n] racer
capi
[vt] cape, cloak
panicante
[a] panicking, panicky
lata
[n, util] tinplate, sheet steel
termal
[a, fis] thermal
gradi
[vt] grade, rank, rate; stagger (events, payments) | [n] ranking, rating, grade (measurement)
fonda
[n, util] sling, catapult (weapon)
vilia
[n] vice, villainy, depravity
molia
[n] softness
regresa
[vnt, bio, ast, mat] regress, backslide | [vt] regress, cause to regress | [n] regression
sucampion
[n] runner-up
baieta
[n] cove, inlet | [n, vest] baize (fabric)
prestijiosa
[a] prestigious, renowned
nonferida
[a] unhurt, unharmed, uninjured, unscathed
paramilitar
[a, gov] paramilitary
trator
[n, vec] tractor
martan
[a] Martian | [n] Martian
securior
[n] security worker, security officer, security guard
nontolera
[n] bigotry, intolerance
consumor
[n] consumer
scanador
[n] scanner, digitizer|is
adorable
[a] adorable, cute
ombrida
[a] overshadowed, dwarfed, eclipsed, upstaged; shaded, shady; hatched
disiplinal
[a] disciplinary
siecia
[n] blindness
elio
[n, cim] helium
pasor
[n] passer-by, passing traveler|ll (on foot or in vehicle), bystander
bancaroti
[vnt] go bankrupt, go bust | [vt] bankrupt, make bankrupt
fratin
[a] brotherly, fraternal
consilior
[n] councilor|ll; cabinet member, cabinet minister
programal
[a] programmatic
emoraje
[vt, med] hemorrhage|haemorrhage | [n] hemorrhage|haemorrhage
tong
[n] tong (secret society)
ultravioleta
[a, fis] ultraviolet | [n] ultraviolet
nasente
[a] nascent, coming into existence, appearing, emerging
nonreta
[a] crooked, wonky, lopsided, askew, cockeyed
lisensada
[a] licensed
fumiga
[vt, cim] fumigate | [n] fumigation
berber
[a, dem] Berber | [n] Berber
antimuslim
[a] anti-Islamic, anti-Muslim
desbloci
[vt] unblock, unclog
licuidi
[vnt] liquefy, liquify, liquidize|is; liquidate | [vt] liquefy, liquify, liquidize|is; liquidate | [n] liquefaction, liquidation
marxiste
[a] Marxist | [n] Marxist
boia
[n, util] buoy | [a, dem] Boiian
calio
[n, cos, bio] rennet (substance)
antena
[n, anat, fis] antenna; aerial
considerable
[a] considerable, notable
forador
[n] drill (tool)
renegosia
[vt] renegotiate
nonrealable
[a] unfeasible, infeasible, unworkable, unviable, inviable, impossible
jenerador
[n] generator
pompa
[n, util] pump
rapor
[n] rapper (music)
postor
[n] postman, postwoman, mailman
permetable
[a] allowable, permissible
povri
[vnt] become poor, fall into poverty | [vt] make poor, impoverish
burca
[n, vest] burqa, burka, chadri (garment)
instrual
[a] instructional
radiografia
[n] radiography
intercontinental
[a, tera] intercontinental
pendador
[n] hanger; gallows, gibbet
atrofia
[vnt, med] atrophy, wither | [n] atrophy, atrophying, withering
repensa
[vt] rethink
paracade
[n, vn] parachute
sabre
[n, util] saber|re
diverjente
[a] divergent
artileria
[n, util] artillery, ordnance
deteneria
[n] detention center|re
guangdong
[n, dem] Cantonese (language)
biletor
[n] ticket collector, conductor, guard
mareante
[a] dizzying, blinding
xiva
[n, rel] shiva (Judaism)
comfortada
[a] comforted
recorente
[a] recurrent, relapsing
nonpartisan
[a] non-partisan, impartial
tormentor
[n] tormentor, bully
albino
[a, bio] albino | [n] albino