9501-10000 Flashcards
epigram
[n, arte] epigram
falxeta
[n] sickle
petri
[vnt] petrify, turn to stone | [vt] petrify, turn to stone | [n] petrification
tulio
[n, cim] thulium (element)
tribuno
[n, gov, ist] tribune (Roman official, popular leader)
comodo
[n, ret] Komodo dragon, Komodo monitor (lizard)
langobarda
[a, dem] Langobardic, Lombardic (person, language) | [n] Langobard, Lombard
vicing
[a, ist] Viking | [n] Viking
bogomilisme
[n, rel] Bogomilism
navetor
[n] ferryman
teosentrisme
[n, rel] theocentrism
arciprete
[n, rel] high priest, high priestess
castrada
[a] castrated | [n] castrato
corteor
[n] date, wooer, suitor
calipso
[n] calypso
cusino
[n] male cousin
piton
[n, ret] python
sordi
[vnt] go deaf | [vt] deafen
cucurucu
[esc, onom] cock-a-doodle-doo, crow
troca
[vt, mone] barter, trade | [n] barter, trade
bodi
[n, vest] bodysuit, body, teddy
zafran
[n, pla, cos] saffron (plant, spice)
desilejion
[n] cohort (Roman army unit)
desmalerbi
[vt] weed
eleveria
[n] farm, stud (breeding animals)
cumin
[n, pla, cos] cumin (plant, seed)
gaini
[vt] sheathe
vasor
[n] potter
gluma
[n, bio] husk, chaff
secante
[n, mat] secant (mathematics, geometry)
txufa
[n, cos] tiger nut, earth almond
cooperosa
[a] cooperative | [n] cooperative, co-op
eritisme
[n] hereditarianism
artrose
[n, med] arthrosis, osteoarthritis
evoluisme
[n] evolutionism
aromal
[a] aromatic (pertaining to an aroma)
aromosa
[a] aromatic, aromatized|is, fragrant
bidirijal
[a] bidirectional, two-way
crabe-de-rio
[n] crayfish
sentopede
[n, artr] centipede
focador
[n] lighter; torch
sesdesi
[vnt] split into sixty | [vt] split into sixty | [n] sixtieth (fraction)
moto
[n] (colloquial) motorbike, bike
ioio
[n, spo] yo-yo
discutable
[a] debatable, up for discussion, moot
capitali
[vt] capitalize|is
caxable
[a] boxable, nestable, embeddable
parabomba
[n, vn] bombproof structure
desabita
[vt] abandon, desert, cease occupation of, stop inhabiting
luminosia
[n] luminosity
elefantin
[a] elephantine
fatia
[n] factuality, facticity
haca
[a, dem] Hakka (person, language) | [n] Hakka (person, language)
nonrapida
[a] not fast, unhurried, leisurely, slow, slow-moving, taking things slowly
alaui
[a, rel] Alawite, Alawi (Islam) | [n] Alawite, Alawi (Islam)
ianci
[a, dem] (colloquial) Yankee (American) | [n] (colloquial) Yankee (American)
iocto-
[pf, tecn] yocto-
tuia
[n, pla] thuja, arborvitae (tree)
uistiti
[n, mam] marmoset (monkey)
meiose
[n, bio] meiosis (biology)
adormor
[n] sleeper
castelin
[a] castle-like
albumina
[n, cim, bio] albumin (protein)
compresable
[a] compressible
fendable
[a] splittable
fosforica
[a, cim] phosphoric
mg
[c] mg
eme
[n, bio] heme|haem
inibador
[n] inhibitor
separable
[a] separable
velior
[n] waker, riser
aritmetical
[a] arithmetic, arithmetical
enoteisme
[n, rel] henotheism
desorienta
[vt] disorient, disorientate | [n] disorientation
fonem
[n, ling] phoneme
suati
[a] Liswati, Emaswati, Swazi (person); Swati, Siswati, Swazi (language) | [n, dem] Liswati, Emaswati, Swazi (person); Swati, Siswati, Swazi (language)
patroni
[vt] patronize|is, protect, support
noncomposada
[a] uncompounded, simplex
cilovate-ora
[n, fis] kilowatt-hour
cilovate
[n] kilowatt
-metre
[sf, n, util] -meter (measuring tool)
postadio
[n] backstage area
ante-
[pf, tecn] ante-
airo-
[pf, tecn] aero-
liscador
[n, vec] slider; hovercraft
glosolalia
[vt, rel] speak in tongues | [n] speaking in tongues, glossolalia
iota
[n] iota (Greek letter)
terosa
[a] earthy
bitume
[n, cim] bitumen, asphalt (viscous pitch)
frutosa
[a] fruity (containing fruit); fruitful, prolific | [n, cim] fructose (sugar)
descalpi
[vt] scalp
monogram
[n, pl] monogram
demandor
[n] questioner
esadesimal
[a, info] hexadecimal
otifinal
[n] eighth-final, pre-quarter-final, match in the last sixteen
suarcivo
[n, info] subfolder, subdirectory
serin
[n, avia] serin (bird)
anacoluto
[n] anacoluthon
treavo
[n] great-great-grandfather
presaveste
[n, vn] (clothes) iron
sisto
[n, pla] cistus, rockrose (plant)
zinco
[n, cim] zinc
astrometria
[n, ast] astrometry
cinematica
[n, fis] kinematics
dividablia
[n] divisibility
biblioteconomia
[n, info] library science, library economy, bibliothecography
ecumenisme
[n, rel] ecumenism
euclidal
[a] Euclidean
eliosentriste
[a] heliocentric
perdis
[n, avia] partridge
fritin
[a] crackly (recording, radio signal, etc.)
nontraduida
[a] untranslated
anticalieria
[n] antique shop, antique store
scultin
[a] statuesque
paleocristian
[a, ist] early Christian
sintrono
[n, arci, ist] synthronon
cocrea
[vt] cocreate | [n] cocreation (action)
laica
[a] lay, nonclerical, nonordained; nonprofessional, nonspecialist, untrained, unqualified, uninitiated | [n] layperson, layman, laywoman
rendere
[vt, info, arte] render (image, video)
perca
[n, pex] perch
autoaderente
[a] self-adhesive, self-sticking
descresentisme
[n] degrowth
descresentiste
[a] degrowth proponent, degrowther
colasolojia
[n] collapsology
aljeran
[a] from Algiers | [n] inhabitant of Algiers
aljerian
[a] Algerian | [n] Algerian
snobe
[a] snobbish | [n] snob
depintal
[a] (of) painting
cuatriora
[n] quarter of an hour
platonisme
[n, fil] Platonism
-ito
[sf, n, cim] -ite
-aljia
[sf, n, med] -algia (pain)
ato-
[pf, tecn] atto-
femto-
[pf, tecn] femto-
pico-
[pf, tecn] pico- (a million-millionth)
nano-
[pf, tecn] nano- (tiny, a thousand-millionth)
micro-
[pf, tecn] micro- (small, a millionth)
senti-
[pf, tecn] centi- (a hundredth)
desi-
[pf, tecn] deci- (a tenth)
cilo-
[pf, tecn] kilo-
mega-
[pf, tecn] mega- (large, a million)
giga-
[pf] giga- (a thousand million)
tera-
[pf, tecn] terra- (earth) | [pf, tecn] tera- (a million million)
peta-
[pf, tecn] peta-
zeta-
[pf, tecn] zeta-
iota-
[pf, tecn] yotta-
com-
[pf, tecn] com- (with, together)
co-
[pf, tecn] co- (with, together), fellow
es-
[pf, tecn] ex- (outside)
im-
[pf] im- (in, into) | [pf] im- (not)
proto-
[pf, tecn] proto- (first)
-gram
[sf, n, util, arte, mat] -gram (output of device)
-metria
[sf, n, mat] -metry (measuring)
bromo
[n, cim] bromine
butano
[n, cim] butane
cuale
[n, uma] quale (philosophy)
domino
[n, spo] domino
interpola
[vt, mat] interpolate | [n] interpolation
laca
[n, util] lacquer
mul
[n, mol] mussel (mollusk|mollusc)
pita
[n, avia] pitta (bird) | [n, cos] pita|pitta, Arabic bread, Syrian bread
poro
[n, pla, cos] leek (plant, vegetable)
suna
[n, rel] Sunnah, Sunna (Islam)
titi
[n, mam] titi (monkey)
vilo
[n, anat] villus (pl. villi) (of intestine, of plant)
abeor
[n] beekeeper
acuor
[n] water carrier, water bearer
aduador
[n] adductor (muscle)
aidosia
[n] helpfulness
albatros
[n, avia] albatross
anaboli
[vnt, bio] anabolize|is (biology) | [n] anabolism
analisable
[a] analyzable|ys
anjina
[n, med] angina
anodo
[n, fis] anode
aplasia
[n, med] aplasia (medical)
arterial
[a] arterial
asion
[n, gov] stock, share
astrinjente
[a] astringent | [n, med] astringent, toner
astrofisica
[n, ast, fis] astrophysics
atonia
[n, med] atony, atonia (medical)
poi
[n, cos] poi (food)
cartamo
[n, pla, cos] safflower
grapa
[n, util] staple (fastener)
jinsen
[n, pla] ginseng (plant, root)
sacro
[n, anat] sacrum (anatomy)
toxina
[n, cim, bio] toxin
acaro
[n, artr] mite (arachnid)
ahimsa
[n, rel] ahimsa (Buddhism, Hinduism)
intestinal
[a] intestinal
asesal
[a] asexual, non-sexual | [n] asexual person, non-sexual person
nondividable
[a] indivisible, unsplittable; non-breaking (space)
isolador
[n] insulator (device)
combinatoria
[n, mat] combinatorics
amidoni
[vt] starch
arnesi
[vt] harness
leteri
[vt] letter, do lettering
poleni
[vt] pollinate | [n] pollination
sponji
[vt] sponge
steli
[vt] asterisk
stensili
[vt] stencil