diff --git a/.cvsignore b/.gitignore similarity index 100% rename from .cvsignore rename to .gitignore diff --git a/French.txt b/French.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 81be074..0000000 --- a/French.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,3257 +0,0 @@ -########################################################################### -#Copyright 1999 The Internet Dictionary Project/Tyler Chambers -#http://www.june29.com/IDP/ -#This file is free to use and modify. Thank you for using the IDP. -# -#Approximately 1340 entries. 9/21/97 -#Approximately 1884 entries. 1/7/98 -#Appriximately 2160 entries. 3/8/98 -#Approximately 3040 entries. 8/18/98 -#Approximately 3250 entries. 2/19/99 -########################################################################### -a un(e): ~ book = un livre. 2.(instead of number one) ~ year ago; il y a un an[Article] -a un, une[Pronoun] -aardvark orycte/rope[Noun] -aardvark adverbe[Adverb] -aardvarks tamanoirs -aback etre deconcerte[Verb] -aback to be taken ~ : etre deconcerte,interdit[Adverb] -aback to be taken ~ :etre stupefait(e)[Adjective] -abacterial non-bacte/rien[Adjective] -abacus abaque,boulier (compteur)[Noun] -abacus abaque[Noun] -abacus boulier,compteur[Noun] -abacuses abaques, bouliers -abacuses abaques[Noun] -abacuses bouliers, compteurs[Noun] -abaft sur l'arrie\re, vers l'arrie\re[Adverb] -abalone ormeau[Noun] -abalones ormeaux[Noun] -abandon abandon, laisser-aller[Noun] -abandon abandonner[Verb] -abandoned abandonne/[Adjective] -abandoned abandonnes[Adjective] -abandoned de/vergonde/[Adjective] -abandonee abandoned, forsaken[Adjective] -abandoner abandoneur[Adjective] -abandoning abandonnant[Verb] -abandonment abandon[Noun] -abandonment abandonnement[Noun] -abandonments abandons[Noun] -abandons abandonnes[Verb] -abase abaisser, humilier[Verb] -abased humilie/ -abasement abaissement, humiliation[Noun] -abasements abaissement[Noun] -abases mortifie, humilie, rabaisse[Verb] -abash confondre, de/concerter[Verb] -abashed confus(e), embarrasse(e)[Adjective] -abashed deconcerte, confus, gene[Adjective] -abasing humiliant[Adjective] -abate diminuer[Verb] -abate s'apaiser, se calmer[Verb] -abated a diminue/[Verb] -abatement diminution[Noun] -abatement la suppression[Noun] -abatements coupures -abates se calme, s'apaise[Verb] -abating faiblant[Adjective] -abating faiblant[Adjective] -abattoir abattoir[Noun] -abbe abbe/[Noun] -abberations aberrations[Noun] -abbey abbaye (f)[Noun] -abbey une abbaye[Noun] -abbeys abbayes[Noun] -abbot abbe ( d'un monastere)[Noun] -abbot abbe/ -abbot abbe/[Noun] -abbot pere superieur[Noun] -abbot abbe/[Noun] -abbots abbe/s[Noun] -abbreviate abbre/ger[Verb] -abbreviate abre/ger[Verb] -abbreviated abbre/gé[Verb] -abbreviates s'abre\ge[Verb] -abbreviating abre/geant[Verb] -abbreviation abbre/viation[Noun] -abbreviation abre/viation[Noun] -abbreviation abreviation (f)[Noun] -abbreviations abbre/viations[Noun] -abbreviations abre/viations[Noun] -abbreviator abre/viateur[Noun] -abdicable abdiquable[Adjective] -abdicate abdiquer[Verb] -abdicate renoncer[Verb] -abdicated abdique/[Adjective] -abdication abdication[Verb] -abdicator abdicateur[Adjective] -abdomen abdomen (m)[Noun] -abdomen abdomen[Noun] -abdomens abdomens[Noun] -abdominal abdominal[Adjective] -abdominally abdominalement[Adverb] -abduct enlever[Verb] -abducted enlevé[Verb] -abducting enlevant[Verb] -abduction enlèvement[Noun] -abductions enlèvements[Noun] -abductor adducteur[Adjective] -abductors adducteur[Adjective] -abducts detourner[Verb] -abeam par le travers[Adverb] -abecedarian abécédaire[Noun] -abed au lit[Noun] -aberrance aberration (f)[Noun] -aberrant aberrant, egare[Adjective] -aberrantly de fac,on aberrante[Adverb] -aberration aberration[Noun] -aberration anomalie (f)[Noun] -aberrations erreurs -abet encourager (au crime)[Verb] -abetment encouragement[Noun] -abets secourirs -abetted encouragea, soutient[Verb] -abetter complice[Noun] -abetting provoquant[Adjective] -abettor aide, complice[Noun] -abeyance in ~ (law): en desuetude; (matter) en suspens[Noun] -abeyant en attente[Adjective] -abhor avoir horreur de[Verb] -abhorred abhorrait or abhorre/, de/testait or de/teste/[Verb] -abhorrence aversion extreme, horreur[Noun] -abhorrent odieux -abhorrently de fac,on odieuse[Adverb] -abhorring abhorrant[Adjective] -abhors abhorrer[Verb] -abide i can't ~ it/him : je ne peut pas le souffrir <or> supporter; to ~ by : observer, respecter[Verb] -abided souffri[Adjective] -abides tole\re, demeure, subsiste[Verb] -abiding constant, e/ternel[Adjective] -abilities talents[Noun] -ability compe/tence -ability competence (f); capacite (f); (skill) talent (m)[Noun] -abiotic abiotique[Adjective] -abject (poverty) sordid; (apology) plat(e)[Adjective] -abjection abjection(f)[Noun] -abjectly avec servilite/[Adjective] -abjuration renoncement, apostasie (rel)[Noun] -abjure abjurer[Verb] -abjurer personne qui abjure -ablation ablation -ablative ablatif[Adjective] -ablaze en feu -ablaze en feu, en flammes[Adjective] -able compe/tent(e) -able competent(e); to be ~ to do sth : pouvoir faire qch, etre capable de faire qch[Adjective] -able capable -to be able to e^tre capable de , pouvoir -able to be ~: pouvoir[Verb] -abler plus compétent(e)[Adjective] -ablest le plus compe/tent[Adjective] -abloom en fleur -ablution ablution[Noun] -ablutions ablutions[Noun] -ably de fac,on compe/tente, habilement[Adjective] -abnegate Renouncer à[Verb] -abnegates renie, re/pudie, rejette[Verb] -abnegation abne/gation[Noun] -abnormal abnormal(e)[Adjective] -abnormal anormal(e)[Adjective] -abnormal anormal -abnormalities anomalies, difformite/s[Noun] -abnormality anomalie, malformation[Noun] -abnormally anormalement[Adverb] -aboard a\ bord -abode of no fixed ~ :sans domicile fixe[Noun] -abodes demeures, domiciles[Noun] -aboil en train de bouillir[Verb] -abolish abolir[Verb] -abolish abroger, supprimer[Verb] -abolishable qui peut e^tre aboli -abolished aboli(es)[Verb] -abolisher suppresseur[Adjective] -abolishes abolit, abroge, supprime -abolishment suppression, abolition, abrogation[Noun] -abolition abolition -abolition suppression[Noun] -abolitionism abolitionnisme[Noun] -abolitionist abolitionniste[Adjective] -abolitionists abolitionnistes, antiesclavagistes (hist)[Noun] -abominable abominable[Adjective] -abominably abominablement, odieusement[Adverb] -abominate abhorrer, exe/crer, abominer[Verb] -abomination abomination[Noun] -abominations abominations[Noun] -aboriginal aborige\ne[Noun] -aboriginally aboriginalement[Adverb] -aborigine aborigene m/f[Noun] -aborigines aborigines[Noun] -abort faire avorter[Verb] -aborted avorté[Verb] -aborter avorteur/ avorteuse / faiseuse d'anges[Noun] -aborting discontinuant[Adjective] -abortion avortement -abortion avortement (m)[Noun] -abortionist avorteur[Noun] -abortionists avorteurs -abortions avortements[Noun] -abortive manque(e)[Adjective] -abortively en vain[Verb] -aborts avorte, e/choue, abandonne[Verb] -abound abonder -abounding abondant[Adjective] -about (approximatly)environ, a peu pres[Adjective] -above au-dessus[Adjective] -aboveboard re/gulier, correct[Adjective] -aboveground au-dessus du sol, a\ la surface[Adjective] -abovementioned ci-haut mentionné -abovementioned mentionné ci-dessus[Adjective] -abracadabra abracadabra[Verb] -abradable qui peut s'e/rafler, qui peut s'e/roder[Adjective] -abrade user en frottant, e/roder[Verb] -abrasion frottement, e/corchure, abrasion[Noun] -abrasions écorchures, égratignures[Noun] -abrasive abrasif(ive)[Adjective] -abrasives abrasifs[Noun] -abreast de front[Adjective] -abridge abreger[Verb] -abridged abre/ge/[Verb] -abridgement re/sume/[Noun] -abridging raccourc,ant[Adjective] -abroad a\ l'e/tranger, au loin[Adverb] -abrogate abroger[Verb] -abrogated abroge/, aboli[Verb] -abrogation abrogation[Noun] -abrupt abrupte[Adjective] -abruptly brusquement[Adjective] -abruptness abrupte[Noun] -abscess abcès[Noun] -abscesses abce\s[Noun] -abscond s'enfuir[Verb] -absconded s'enfuir (from, de)[Verb] -absence absence[Noun] -absences absences[Noun] -absent absent[Adjective] -absentee absentee[Noun] -absenteeism absente/isme[Noun] -absentees absentees[Noun] -absently distraitement[Adverb] -absentminded distrait[Adjective] -absentmindedly d'un air distrait[Adverb] -absentmindedly distraitement[Adverb] -absentmindedness distraction[Noun] -absinth absinthe[Noun] -absinthe absinthe[Noun] -absolute absolu[Adjective] -absolutely absolument[Adverb] -absolution absolution[Noun] -absolutism absolutisme[Noun] -absolve absoudre[Verb] -absolved exone/re/[Adjective] -absolving exon/erant[Adjective] -absorb absorber, retenir, assimiler[Verb] -absorbability absorbabilite/[Adjective] -absorbable absorbable[Adjective] -absorbant absorbant[Adjective] -absorbed absorb/e[Adjective] -absorbent absorbant(e)[Adjective] -absorbing absorbant[Adjective] -absorption absorbtion[Noun] -abstain abstenir[Verb] -abstained absteni[Adjective] -abstemious frugal(e), sobre[Adjective] -abstention abstention[Noun] -abstentions abstentions[Noun] -abstinence abstinence[Noun] -abstinent sobre[Adjective] -abstinently sobrement[Adverb] -abstract abstrait[Adjective] -abstract résumé, abrégé[Noun] -abstraction distraction, abstraction[Noun] -abstruse abstrus(e)[Adjective] -absurd absurde[Adjective] -absurdism absurdisme[Noun] -absurdist absurdiste[Noun] -absurdities absurdite/s[Noun] -absurdity absurdite/[Noun] -abundance abondance[Noun] -abundant abondant[Adjective] -abundantly abondamment[Adjective] -abuse abus[Noun] -abused abuse/[Verb] -abused insulter[Verb] -abusive abusif[Adjective] -abusively abusivement[Adverb] -abut etre contigu(ë) à[Verb] -abuzz bourdonnant[Adjective] -abysmal épouvantable, abominable[Noun] -abysmally abominablement[Adverb] -abyss abysse[Noun] -abyss abi^me[Noun] -abysses abysses[Noun] -abysses abi^mes[Noun] -acacia acacia[Noun] -academic académique[Adjective] -academical acade/mique[Adjective] -academically acade/miquement[Adverb] -academician acade/micien[Noun] -academies academies[Noun] -academism academisme[Noun] -academy académie[Noun] -acanthus acanthe[Noun] -acanthuses acanthes[Noun] -accede acce/der[Verb] -accede consentir[Verb] -accelerate acce/le/rer[Verb] -accelerated accéléré[Adjective] -acceleration acce/le/ration[Noun] -accelerations acce/le/rations[Noun] -accelerator acce/le/rateur[Noun] -accelerators acce/le/rateurs[Noun] -accelerometer acce/le/rome\tre[Noun] -accelerometers acce/le/rome\tres[Noun] -accent accent[Noun] -accented accente/[Verb] -accented accentue/ -accents accents[Noun] -accentual accentuelle[Adjective] -accentually accentuellement[Adverb] -accentuate accentuer[Verb] -accentuated accentue/[Adjective] -accentuation accentuation[Noun] -accept accepter[Verb] -acceptability acceptabilite/[Noun] -acceptable acceptable[Adjective] -acceptably convenablement[Adverb] -acceptance acceptation[Noun] -accepted accepte/[Verb] -accepter accepteur[Noun] -acceptor accepteur[Noun] -access acce\s, acce/der (verb)[Noun] -accessed accesse/[Verb] -accessibility accessibilite/[Noun] -accessible accessible[Adjective] -accession accession[Noun] -accessorial accessoire[Adjective] -accessories accessoires[Noun] -accessorize accessoriser[Verb] -accessors accesseurs[Noun] -accessory accessoire[Noun] -accident accident[Noun] -accidental accidentel[Adjective] -accidentalism accidentalisme[Noun] -accidentalist accidentaliste[Noun] -accidentally accidentellement[Adverb] -accidently accidentalement[Adverb] -accidents accidents[Noun] -acclaim acclamer[Verb] -acclamation acclamation[Noun] -acclimate acclimater[Verb] -acclimated acclimate/[Adjective] -acclimatize acclimater[Verb] -accolade accolade[Noun] -accolades accolades[Noun] -accommodate accomoder[Verb] -accommodated accommode/[Verb] -accommodating obligeant(e)[Adjective] -accommodation accomodation[Noun] -accommodations accommodations[Noun] -accompanied accompagne/[Adjective] -accompanier accompagneur[Noun] -accompanies accompanies[Verb] -accompaniment accompagnement[Noun] -accompaniments accompagnements[Noun] -accompanist accompaniste[Noun] -accompanists accompanistes[Noun] -accompany accompagner, accompagner qqn (à)[Verb] -accompanyist accompagnateur[Noun] -accompanyists accompagnateurs[Noun] -accomplice complice[Noun] -accomplices complices[Noun] -accomplish accomplir[Verb] -accomplished accompli(e)[Adjective] -accomplishment accomplissement[Noun] -accomplishments accomplissements[Noun] -accord accord[Noun] -accordance in accordance with : en conformite/ avec -accorder accordeur[Noun] -accorders accordeurs[Noun] -accordion accorde/on[Noun] -accordionist accordionist accordioniste[Noun] -accordionists accordionists accordionistes[Noun] -accordions accorde/ons[Noun] -accords accords[Noun] -accost accoster[Verb] -account compte[Noun] -accountability responsibilité[Noun] -accountable responsable[Adjective] -accountant comptable[Noun] -accounting comptabilité -accouterment accoutrement[Noun] -accredited accredite/[Verb] -accrued accrue/[Verb] -accruement accruement[Noun] -accumulated accumule/[Verb] -acetaminophen ace/taminophe\n[Noun] -acetify acetifie/[Verb] -acetone acetone[Noun] -acid acide[Noun] -acidic acidique[Adjective] -admission aveu[Adverb] -allergen allergene -allergen allergene[Noun] -allergic alergique[Adjective] -allergies allergies -allergies allergies[Noun] -allergy allergie -allergy allergie[Noun] -alleviate apaiser, soulager[Verb] -alleviated apaise/, apaise/e[Adjective] -alley ruelle, alle/e -alley ruelle, allée[Noun] -alleys ruelles, alle/es -alleys ruelles, alle/es[Noun] -alliance alliance -alliance alliance[Noun] -alliances alliances -alliances alliances[Noun] -allied allie/, allie/e -allied allie/, allie/e[Adjective] -alligator alligator -alligator alligator[Noun] -alligators alligators -alligators alligators[Noun] -alliteration allite/ration -alliteration allite/ration[Noun] -alliterations allite/rations -alliterations allite/rations[Noun] -allocate attribuer[Verb] -allocated attibue/, attribue/e[Adjective] -allocation attribution -allocation attribution[Noun] -allocations attibutions -allocations attributions[Noun] -allocution allocution -allocution attribution[Noun] -allocution allocution[Noun] -allot assigner[Verb] -allow autoriser, permettre[Verb] -allowable admissible[Adjective] -allowance indemnité[Noun] -allowed autorise/, autorise/e[Adjective] -alloy alliage[Noun] -alphabet alphabet[Noun] -alphabetic alphabetique[Adjective] -alphabetical alphabetique[Adjective] -alphabetically alphabetiquement[Adverb] -alphabetization alphabetisation[Noun] -alphabetizations alphabetisations[Noun] -alphabetize alphabetiser[Verb] -alphabetized alphabetise[Adjective] -alphabetizing alphabetizer[Verb] -alphabets alphabets[Noun] -alphamerical alphanumerique[Adjective] -alphanumeric alphanumerique[Noun] -alphanumerical alphanumerique[Adjective] -alphanumerically alphanumeriquement[Adverb] -alphanumerics alphanumerique[Adverb] -alpine alpin[Adjective] -alpinism alpinisme[Noun] -alpinist alpiniste[Noun] -already deja[Conjunction] -also aussi[Conjunction] -altercation altercation[Noun] -altercations altercations[Noun] -alternate alterner[Verb] -alternated alterne[Adjective] -alternately alternativement[Adverb] -among parmi, entre[Preposition] -amoral amoral[Adjective] -amorous amoureux[Adjective] -amorously amoureusement, avec amour[Adverb] -amorphous amorphe[Adjective] -amount s'elever. monter[Verb] -amount somme, quantite, importance[Noun] -amp ampere ; amplifier[Noun] -ampere ampere[Noun] -ampersand et commercial ; esperluette[Noun] -amphetamine amphetamine[Noun] -and et[Preposition] -anyway En tout cas, de toute facon[Adverb] -anywhere n'importe ou ; partout[Adverb] -aorta aorte[Noun] -apace rapidement[Adverb] -apart a part, separe[Adjective] -apartheid apartheid[Noun] -apartment apartement, chambre[Noun] -apathetic apathique[Adjective] -apathy apathie, indifference[Noun] -ape singe[Noun] -ape singer[Verb] -aperitif aperitif[Noun] -aperture ouverture[Noun] -apex sommet[Noun] -aphid aphis; puceron[Noun] -arrive arrivant[Verb] -aspen abedul -audit audit[Noun] -auditorium auditorium[Noun] -auditoriums auditoriums[Noun] -audits audits[Verb] -available disponible -babble bavard[Verb] -babbler bavardent -babies be/be/s[Noun] -baboon babouin -baby be/be/[Noun] -baccalaureate baccalaure/at[Noun] -baccarat baccarat[Noun] -bachelor ce/libataire[Noun] -bachelors ce/le/bataires[Noun] -bacilli bacilles (noun masculine)[Noun] -bacillus bacille (noun masculine)[Noun] -back en arriere, en retour -backache douler de dos -backbite calumnier -backbone e/pine[Noun] -background arriere-plan -backgrounds arriere-plans -backside derrie\re[Noun] -backslide re/gresser[Verb] -backup (computer) sauvegarde (feminine)[Noun] -backward en arrie\re[Preposition] -bacon lard -bacteria bactérie -bad mauvais, torve -badge insigne -badged insignée -badgers blaireaux -badinage badinage -bag sac[Noun] -bagatelle bagatelle -bagatelles bagatelles -baggage effets, colis -bags fouilles, étuis, sacs -baguette baguette -bah bannir[Verb] -bail caution -bairn enfant (e/cossais)[Noun] -bait leurre, eche -bake faire cuire[Verb] -baker boulanger -bakeries boulangeries -bakers boulangers -bakery boulangerie -bakeshop boulangerie[Noun] -balance balance, équilibrer -balconies balcons -balcony balcon -bald chauve, à ras -baldhead chauve[Adjective] -baldly ouvertement[Adverb] -baldness calvitie[Noun] -bale ballot -baleen baleine -balk déjouer[Verb] -ball bal (dance), ballon (like for games) -ballad ballade -ballade ballade -ballads ballades -ballast ballast, lest -ballet ballet -balletic balletique -balloon ballon, aérostat -ballot ballot -balls bals[Noun] -ballyhoo publicite/[Noun] -balm baume[Noun] -bamboo enfant (italien)[Noun] -bamboozle tricher[Verb] -banana banane -bananas bananes -band bande, chapelle -bandage bandage -bandeau bandeau -bandit brigand, forban, bandit -bandits brigands, forbans, bandits -bandleader chef d'orchestre[Noun] -bandmaster chef d'orchestre[Noun] -bane poison[Noun] -banished banni[Adjective] -barb barbe[Noun] -barbarian barbare[Noun] -barbarians barbares[Noun] -barbarism barbarisme[Noun] -barber barbier[Noun] -barmaid serveuse[Noun] -barman serveur[Noun] -barracks casernes[Noun] -beach plage[Noun] -bear ours[Noun] -bear supporter[Verb] -bed lit[Noun] -bedroom chambre (a coucher)[Noun] -believe croire[Verb] -betray trahir[Verb] -bibliographic bibliographique[Adjective] -bibliographies bibliographies[Noun] -bibliography bibliographie[Noun] -blackberry zarzamorra[Noun] -bonjour hello -book livre (m) -boomerang boomerang (m) -boxer (~ shorts) caleçon[Noun] -boy garc,on[Noun] -boys garc,ons[Noun] -brain cerveaux[Noun] -brood rimuginare, covare[Verb] -broom balai -broth bouillon -build construire[Verb] -building ba^timent[Noun] -bye bon voyage, ciao[Preposition] -cab taxi[Noun] -cabal cabale[Noun] -cabala cabale[Noun] -cabalism cabalisme[Noun] -cabalist cabaliste[Noun] -cabalistic cabalistique[Adjective] -caballero cavalier[Noun] -cabaret cabaret[Noun] -cabbage chou[Noun] -cabbages choux[Noun] -cabdriver chauffeur de taxi[Noun] -cabin cabane[Noun] -cabinet cabinet[Noun] -cabinetmaker e/be/niste[Noun] -cabinetmakers e/be/nistes[Noun] -cabinets cabinets[Noun] -cabins cabanes,(ships)cabines[Noun] -cable ca^ble[Noun] -cabled cablé[Adjective] -cablegram ca^blogramme[Noun] -cablegrams ca^blogrammes[Noun] -cables ca^bles[Noun] -cabling cablage[Noun] -cabman cocher de fiacre[Noun] -caboose caboose[Noun] -cabotage cabotage[Noun] -cabriolet cabriolet[Noun] -cabs taxis[Noun] -cacao cacao[Noun] -cacciatore chasseur[Noun] -cachalot cachalot[Noun] -cache cachette[Noun] -cachepot cachepot[Noun] -caches cachettes[Noun] -cackle caquet[Noun] -cackled caquete/[Verb] -cackles caquets[Noun] -cackling caquetant[Verb] -cacophony cacophonie[Noun] -cacti cactus(plural)[Noun] -cactus cactus (singular)[Noun] -cad mufle[Noun] -cadaver cadavre -cadaverous terreux,[Adjective] -caddies boi^tes a\ the/[Noun] -caddy boii^te a\ the/[Noun] -cadence cadence[Noun] -cadet cadet, younger son[Noun] -cadetship brevet de cadet[Noun] -cadge mendier[Verb] -cadger mendiant[Noun] -cafe cafe/-restaurant[Noun] -cafes cafe/-restaurants[Noun] -cafeteria cafe/taria[Noun] -cafeterias cafe/tarias[Noun] -caffeine cafe/ine[Verb] -caftan caftan[Noun] -cage cage[Noun] -cages cages[Noun] -cahier copy book[Noun] -cairn cairn[Noun] -cairns cairns[Noun] -caitiff la^che[Adjective] -cajole cajoler[Verb] -cajoler cajoleur[Noun] -cajolery cajolerie[Noun] -cake gâteau[Noun] -cake ga^teau[Noun] -calcium calcium[Noun] -calculate calculer[Verb] -calculated calculé -calibrate calibrer[Verb] -calibrated calibré[Adjective] -calibration calibration[Noun] -car voiture[Noun] -carbonization carbonisation[Noun] -carbonize carboniser[Verb] -carbonized carbonise[Adjective] -carbonless sans carbone[Adjective] -carburetor carburateur[Noun] -carburetors carburateurs[Noun] -carburization carburation[Noun] -carburize carburer[Verb] -card carte[Noun] -cardamom cardamone[Noun] -cardiac cardiaque[Adjective] -cardigan cardigan[Noun] -cardioid cardioide[Noun] -cardioids cardioides[Noun] -care attention[Noun] -care care[Noun] -cared attentionne[Adjective] -career cariere[Noun] -careful attentionne[Adjective] -carefully avec attention[Adjective] -cat le chat[Noun] -cell cellule[Noun] -cellular cellulaire[Adjective] -chance hasard -cherries les cerises[Noun] -church e/glise[Noun] -churches e/glises[Noun] -cloak manteau[Noun] -cloaks manteaux[Noun] -clock horloge[Noun] -clockmaker horloger[Noun] -clockwise dans le sens des aigu.illes d'une montre -cloister cloitre[Noun] -clone clone[Noun] -cloud le nuage -c'mon ben voyons -coal charbon (masc.)[Noun] -computer ordinateur[Noun] -computers ordinateurs[Noun] -comrades amis[Noun] -concealed e/touffe/ -conjuring escamotage[Verb] -contemplate contempler[Verb] -contemplate envisager[Verb] -contemplate pre/voir[Verb] -contemplates envisage[Verb] -contemplation contemplation[Noun] -contemplation me/ditation[Noun] -contemplation recueillement[Noun] -contemplations contemplations[Noun] -contemplations me/ditations[Noun] -contemplative contemplatif[Adjective] -contemporaneous contemporain[Adjective] -contemporaneously en me^me temps que [Adverb] -contemporaries contemporains[Noun] -contemporaries de la me^me ge/ne/ration[Adjective] -contemporary contemporain[Adjective] -contemporary de la me^me ge/ne/ration[Adjective] -contempt de/dain[Noun] -contempt me/pris[Noun] -contemptible indigne[Adjective] -contemptible me/prisable[Adjective] -contemptibly avec me/pris[Adverb] -contemptuous de me/pris[Adjective] -contemptuous me/prisant[Adjective] -contemptuously avec de/dain[Adverb] -contemptuously avec me/pris[Adverb] -contend combattre[Verb] -contend disputer[Verb] -contend lutter[Verb] -contender candidat[Noun] -contender challenger[Noun] -contender concurrent[Noun] -contenders candidats[Noun] -contenders challengers[Noun] -contenders concurrents[Noun] -contending concurrents[Adjective] -contending oppose/es[Adjective] -contends dispute[Verb] -contends lutte[Verb] -content contenter[Verb] -content satisfaire[Verb] -content satisfait[Adjective] -contented content[Adjective] -contented satisfait[Adjective] -contentedly avec contentement[Adverb] -contentedness contentement[Noun] -contention dispute[Noun] -contention e/mulation[Noun] -contention lutte[Noun] -contentions disputes[Noun] -contentions e/mulations[Noun] -contentions luttes[Noun] -contentious contentieux[Adjective] -contentious querelleur[Adjective] -contentment contentement[Noun] -contents contenu[Noun] -contents table de matie\res[Noun] -contest combat[Noun] -contest concours[Noun] -contest contester[Verb] -contestant combattant[Noun] -contestant concurrent[Noun] -cot lit d'enfant[Noun] -coterie coterie[Noun] -cotillion cotillon[Noun] -cotillon cotillon[Noun] -cottage chaumie\re[Noun] -cottager paysan[Noun] -couch couche[Noun] -cough tousser[Verb] -coughs toux[Noun] -count compter[Verb] -countenance visage[Noun] -counteract neutraliser[Verb] -counterbalance contrepoids[Noun] -counterfeit contrefait[Adjective] -countermand contremander[Verb] -countermarch contremarche[Noun] -counterplot contre-ruse[Noun] -counterpoint contrepoint[Noun] -counterpoise contre-balancer[Verb] -counterweight contrepoids[Noun] -countess comtesse[Noun] -countless innombrable[Adjective] -country pays[Verb] -countryman concitoyen[Noun] -countrywide concitoyenne -county comte/[Noun] -couple couple[Noun] -couplet distique[Noun] -coupon coupon[Noun] -courage courage[Noun] -courageous courageux[Adjective] -courageously cougrageusement[Adjective] -courier courrier[Noun] -course cours[Noun] -courser coursier[Noun] -court cour[Noun] -courteous courtois[Adjective] -courteously courtoisement[Adverb] -courteousness courtoisie[Noun] -courtesy courtoisie -courthouse palais de justice[Noun] -courtier courtisan[Noun] -courtliness e/le/gance[Adjective] -courtly e/le/gant[Adjective] -courtmartial conseil de guerre[Noun] -courtroom salle d'audience[Noun] -courtship cour[Noun] -cousin cousin[Noun] -cove anse[Noun] -covenant convention[Noun] -cover couvrir[Verb] -covert cache/[Adjective] -covet covoiter[Adjective] -covetous avide[Adjective] -covetously avidement[Adjective] -cow la moo cowetta[Noun] -cow la vache[Noun] -coward la^che[Noun] -cowardice la^chete/ -cowardly la^che[Adjective] -cower se blottir[Verb] -cowherd vacher[Noun] -cowl capuchon[Noun] -coxcomb petit-mai^tre[Noun] -coy farouche[Adjective] -coyly modestement[Adverb] -coyness re/serve[Noun] -coyote coyote[Noun] -cozily confortablement[Adverb] -cozy confortable -crab cancre[Noun] -crabapple pomme sauvage[Noun] -crabbed maussade[Adjective] -crack fente[Noun] -cracker pe/tard[Noun] -crackle craqueter[Verb] -cradle berceau[Noun] -craft fourberie[Noun] -craftily astucieusement[Adverb] -crag rocher escarpe/[Noun] -cram fourrer[Verb] -cramp crampe[Noun] -cranberry airelle coussinette[Noun] -crane grue[Noun] -cranium cra^ne[Noun] -crank manivelle[Noun] -crankiness humeur difficile[Noun] -cranky d'humeur difficile[Adjective] -crape cre^pe[Noun] -crash retentir[Verb] -crate caisse a\ claire-voie[Noun] -crater crate\re[Noun] -crave de/sirer ardemment[Verb] -craven poltron[Adjective] -crawl ramper[Verb] -crayfish e/crevisse[Noun] -crayon pastel[Noun] -craze manie[Noun] -crazily follement[Adverb] -crazy fou[Adjective] -creak grincer[Verb] -cream cr\eme[Noun] -creamy cre/meux[Adjective] -crease plisser[Verb] -create cre/er[Verb] -creation cre/ation -creator cre/ateur[Noun] -creature cre/ature[Noun] -credence croyance[Noun] -credential certificat[Noun] -credit cre/dit[Noun] -creditable estimable -creditably honourablement[Adverb] -creditor cre/ancier[Noun] -credo crois[Verb] -credulity cre/dulite/[Noun] -credulous cr/edule[Adjective] -credulously cr/edulement[Adverb] -creed credo[Noun] -creek crique[Noun] -creep ramper[Verb] -creeps chair de poule[Noun] -cremate incin/erer[Verb] -cut couper[Verb] -cute mignon, charmant, adorable[Adjective] -cute mignonne[Adjective] -cuteness gentillesse, charme[Noun] -cutoffs limite, seuil[Noun] -cutout forme a\ de/couper[Noun] -cuts e/conomies, re/duction de budget[Noun] -cutter couteau (de de/coupage)[Noun] -cutting d/ecoupe, de/coupage[Noun] -cyanate cyanante[Noun] -cyanide cyanure[Noun] -cybernetic cyberne/tique[Adjective] -cybernetician cyberne/ticien[Noun] -cybernetics cyberne/tique[Noun] -cycle cycle[Noun] -cyclic cyclique[Adjective] -cyclical cyclique[Adjective] -cyclist cycliste[Noun] -cyclists cyclistes[Noun] -cycloid cycloi.de[Noun] -cycloidal cycloi.dal[Adjective] -cyclone cyclone[Noun] -cyclonic cyclonique[Adjective] -cyclopean cyclope/en[Adjective] -cyclotron cyclotron[Noun] -cylinder cylindre[Noun] -dad papa[Noun] -daddies papas[Noun] -daddy papa[Noun] -dads papas[Noun] -daffy barjot[Adjective] -daft barje[Adjective] -dagger dague (une)[Noun] -dahlia dahlia[Noun] -dahlias dahlias[Noun] -daily quotidien -daintier plus délicat -dainty délicat -dairy laitier -dalmatian dalmatien[Adjective] -dalmatians dalmatiens[Noun] -dam barrage[Noun] -damage abimer[Verb] -damage de/ga^t[Noun] -damage endommagement -damage endommager[Verb] -damaged endommage/[Adjective] -damaged endommagé[Adjective] -damager endommageur -damagers endommageurs -damages de/ga^ts[Noun] -damaging endommageant -dame dame -dammit merde alors -damnation damnation[Noun] -damned damne/[Adjective] -damp humide[Adjective] -dampen humidifier[Verb] -dampened humidifie/ -dampness humidite/[Noun] -dams barrages[Noun] -dance danse -dancer danceur -dancers danceurs -dancing danser[Verb] -dandelion pissenlit -dandelions pissenlits -dandies dandys[Noun] -dandruff pelicule[Noun] -danger danger[Noun] -dangerous dangereux[Adjective] -d'art d'art -day jour[Noun] -daybreak aube[Noun] -daylight lumiere du jour[Noun] -days jours[Noun] -deactivate de/sactiver[Verb] -deactivation de/sactivation[Noun] -dead mort[Adjective] -deaf sourd[Adjective] -deaths morts -deep profond[Adjective] -density densite/[Noun] -deserve meriter[Verb] -d'etat d'état -d'etre d'être -device pe/riph/erique[Noun] -device pe/riphe/rique[Noun] -dictated dicté[Verb] -dictates dicte[Verb] -dictation dictée[Noun] -dictations dictées[Noun] -dictionaries dictionnaires[Noun] -dictionary dictionnaire[Noun] -did a fait[Verb] -die mourir[Verb] -died mort[Verb] -diesel diesel[Noun] -diet diète[Noun] -dietetically diététiquement[Adverb] -diets diètes[Noun] -different différent[Adjective] -difficulties difficultés[Noun] -difficulty difficulté[Noun] -dig creuser[Verb] -digested digéré[Verb] -dignitaries dignitaires[Noun] -dignities dignités[Noun] -dignity dignité[Noun] -dilate dilater[Verb] -dilated dilaté[Verb] -doctor docteur[Noun] -document document[Noun] -d'oeuvre d'oeuvre -dog chien/ne[Noun] -doggie chien/ne[Noun] -dogs chiens[Noun] -drink boire[Verb] -drinks boissons[Noun] -drive conduire[Verb] -driver conducteur[Noun] -drizzle bruiner[Verb] -dry se/cher[Verb] -duck canard[Noun] -each chaque -eagle aigle[Noun] -eagles aigles[Noun] -eaglet aiglon[Noun] -ear oreille[Noun] -earache mal d'oreille[Noun] -eardrum tympan[Noun] -eardrums tympans[Noun] -earlobe lobe d'oreille[Noun] -early to^t[Adjective] -earn gagner[Verb] -earning gagner[Verb] -earphones e/couteurs[Noun] -earring boucle d'oreille[Noun] -earrings boucles d'oreille[Noun] -ears oreilles[Noun] -earth terre[Noun] -earthquake tremblement de terre[Noun] -earthquakes tremblements de terre[Noun] -earths terres[Noun] -earthworm ver de terre[Noun] -earthworms vers de terre[Noun] -earwax serumen[Noun] -ease facilite/[Noun] -easel chevalet[Noun] -easier plus facile[Adjective] -easiest le plus facile[Adjective] -easily facilement[Adverb] -easiness facilite/[Noun] -east est[Noun] -easter Pa^ques[Noun] -easy facile[Adjective] -eat manger[Verb] -eatable comestible[Adjective] -eats manger[Verb] -ebony e/be\ne[Noun] -eccentric excentrique[Adjective] -eccentricity excentricite/[Noun] -ecclesiastic eccle/siastique[Noun] -echo e/cho[Noun] -eclipse e/clipse[Noun] -ecologic e/cologique[Adjective] -ecologist e/cologiste[Noun] -ecology e/cologie[Noun] -economics econom'ica[Noun] -ecru e/cru[Adjective] -eight huit[Adverb] -eighteen dix-huit[Adverb] -eighteenth dix-huitie\me[Adjective] -eightfold huit fois[Adverb] -eighth huitie\me[Adjective] -eighties les anne/es quatre-vingt (f)[Noun] -eightieth quatre-vingtie\me[Adjective] -eighty quatre-vingt[Adverb] -eightyfold quatre-vingt fois[Adverb] -einsteinium einsteinium (m)[Noun] -either soit[Adverb] -ejaculate e/jaculer[Verb] -ejaculated e/jacule/[Adjective] -ejaculates e/jacule[Verb] -ejaculating e/jaculant[Adjective] -ejaculation e/jaculation (f)[Noun] -ejaculations e/jaculations (f)[Noun] -ejaculatory e/jaculatoire[Adjective] -eject e/jecter[Verb] -ejectable e/jectable[Adjective] -ejecting e/jectant[Verb] -ejection e/jection (f)[Noun] -ejector e/jecteur (m)[Noun] -ejectors e/jecteurs (m)[Noun] -elaborate e/laborer[Verb] -elaborated e/labore/ (m), e/labore/e (f)[Adjective] -elaborates e/labore[Verb] -elaborating e/laborant[Adjective] -elaboration e/laboration (f)[Noun] -elaborations e/laborations (f)[Noun] -elevator ascenseur[Noun] -eleven onze[Adjective] -eleventh onzie\me[Noun] -eliminate e/liminer[Verb] -end fin[Noun] -environment ambiente[Noun] -environmental ambiental[Adjective] -envoy enviado[Noun] -envy envidia[Noun] -envy envidiar[Verb] -escalator escalier roulant[Noun] -establish constater[Verb] -event occasion[Noun] -eventual final[Adjective] -eventually finallement[Adverb] -ever toujours[Adverb] -evergreen permanent[Adjective] -everlasting permanent[Adjective] -every chaque[Pronoun] -everywhere partout[Conjunction] -eviction mise a` l' e'cart[Noun] -evidence preuve[Noun] -exclaim s'exclaimer[Verb] -fable fable[Noun] -fables fables[Noun] -fabric tissu[Noun] -fabricant fabricant[Noun] -fabricate fabriquer[Verb] -fabricated fabrique/[Pronoun] -fabricates fabrique[Verb] -fabricating fabriquant[Verb] -fabrication invention(s), fabulation; fait, forge(e) de toutes pieces[Noun] -fabrications fabrications[Noun] -fabricator fabricant[Noun] -fabricators fabricants[Noun] -fabrics tissus[Noun] -fabulist fabuliste (m)[Noun] -fabulous fabuleux(euse); formidable[Adjective] -facade fac,ade[Noun] -facades fac,ades[Noun] -face visage, figure; expression; (of clock) cadran; (of building) facade[Noun] -faceless sans face[Noun] -faceplate face avant (f),panneau avant (m)[Noun] -facet facette[Noun] -facetious facétieux[Adjective] -facetious plaisant[Adjective] -facetiously facétieusement[Adverb] -facial facial[Adjective] -facies facie\s (m)[Noun] -facile facile[Adjective] -facilitate faciliter[Verb] -facilitated facilite/[Pronoun] -facilitates facilite[Verb] -facilitating facilitant[Verb] -facilities instalations[Noun] -facility usine (f), e/tablissement (m)[Noun] -facing face a, en face de[Preposition] -facsimile (document) telecopie; (machine) telecopieur[Noun] -fact fait[Noun] -faction faction[Noun] -factor facteur[Noun] -factorial factoriel -factorials factorielles (f)[Noun] -factories usines (f)[Noun] -factorization factorisation[Noun] -factorizations factorisations[Noun] -factorize factoriser[Verb] -factorized factorisé[Adjective] -factors facteurs (m)[Noun] -factory usine (m) -facts faits[Noun] -factual factuel (m),factuelle (f)[Adjective] -facultative facultatif[Adjective] -facultatively facultativement[Adverb] -faculties faculte/s (f)[Noun] -faculty faculté -fad affaiblir, atte/nuer[Verb] -fade se faner[Verb] -faded affaibli, atte/nue/[Adjective] -fader atte/nuateur (m)[Noun] -faders atte/nuateurs (m)[Noun] -fading affaiblissement (m), atte/nuation (f)[Noun] -faery fe/e[Noun] -faience fai.ence -fail échouer[Verb] -faint s'e/vanouir[Verb] -faintly faiblement[Adverb] -fair juste[Adjective] -fairly e/quitablement[Adverb] -fairy fe/e[Noun] -faith foi[Noun] -faithful fide\le[Adjective] -faithfully fide\lement[Adverb] -fashion mode[Noun] -fashionable a\ la mode[Adjective] -fast rapide[Adjective] -fasten attacher[Verb] -fastener fermeture[Noun] -fastidious exigeant[Adjective] -fat gros[Adjective] -fatal mortel[Adjective] -fatalism fatalisme[Noun] -fatality victime[Noun] -fatally mortellement[Adverb] -fate destin[Noun] -fish poisson[Noun] -fishable pêchable[Adverb] -fishbowl bôl à poisson[Noun] -fished pêché[Verb] -fisher pêcheur[Noun] -fisheries poissonneries[Noun] -fisherman pêcheur[Noun] -fishermen pêcheurs[Noun] -fishers pêcheurs[Noun] -fishery poissonnerie[Noun] -fishes poissons[Noun] -fishing à la pêche -fishtail queue-de-poisson[Noun] -fission fision[Noun] -fissionable fisionable[Adverb] -fissure fissure[Noun] -fist poing[Noun] -fisted poingé[Verb] -fistful poingée[Noun] -five cinq[Adverb] -fivefold cinq fois[Adverb] -fix re/parer[Verb] -fixation fixation (f)[Noun] -fixations fixations (f)[Noun] -fixity fixite/ (f)[Noun] -fixture support (m)[Noun] -fixtures supports (m)[Noun] -fjord fjord (m)[Noun] -fjords fjords (m)[Noun] -flight le vol[Noun] -floppy disquette[Noun] -fluently couramment[Adverb] -foot pied[Noun] -football football[Noun] -forget oublier[Verb] -forgetful oublieux[Adjective] -forgetfulness manque de me/moire[Noun] -forgivable excusable[Adjective] -forgivably de fac,on excusable[Adverb] -forgive pardonner[Verb] -forgiveness pardon[Noun] -forgives pardonne[Verb] -forgiving indulgent[Adjective] -forgo renoncer \a[Verb] -forgoes renonce \a[Verb] -forgotten oublie/[Adjective] -forlorn de/laisse/[Adjective] -formaldehyde formalde/hyde -four quatre[Adverb] -fox renard (m)[Noun] -fractal fractale (f)[Noun] -fractals fractales (f)[Noun] -fraction fraction (f)[Noun] -fractionate fractionner[Verb] -fraternal fraternel[Adjective] -fraternize fraterniser[Verb] -friend ami[Noun] -friendship Amitie[Noun] -fringe frange[Noun] -frog grenouille[Noun] -frogs grenouilles[Noun] -from de -front devant[Preposition] -fucked foutu[Adjective] -fudge sucre a` la cre`me[Noun] -fugue fugue[Noun] -fulgurant fulgurant[Adjective] -funk frouse[Noun] -funniest le plus amusant[Adjective] -funny amusant[Adjective] -gab bavarde[Verb] -gabardine gabardine[Noun] -gabber comme\re[Noun] -gabbing bavarder[Verb] -gaberdine une gabardine[Noun] -gadget un gadget[Noun] -gaiety la gaieté[Noun] -gaily gaiement[Adverb] -gain le gain[Noun] -gained gagne/[Verb] -gaining gagnant[Verb] -gala un gala[Noun] -galactic galactique[Adjective] -galaxies galaxies[Noun] -galaxy une galaxie[Noun] -gallant gallant[Adjective] -gallantly gallamment[Adverb] -gallantry la gallantrie[Noun] -galleries galleries[Noun] -gallery gallerie[Noun] -gallon un gallon[Noun] -gallop galloper[Verb] -galloped gallope/[Verb] -galloping gallopant[Verb] -galvanic galvanique[Adjective] -galvanism le galvanisme[Noun] -galvanize galvaniser[Verb] -galvanized galvanise/[Verb] -game un jeu[Noun] -games joues[Noun] -garlic ail[Noun] -gas essence[Noun] -gasoline essence[Noun] -ghostwriter négre[Noun] -gift cadeau[Noun] -gifts cadeaux[Noun] -go aller[Verb] -goal objectif[Noun] -goals buts -goat oie -god dieu -goddess de/esse -goddesses de/esses -godfather parrain[Noun] -golf golf -golfer geolfeur -golfers golfeurs -golfs golfs -good bon;bien -good bien -goodbye au revoir -goodnight bon nuit -gopher gopher[Noun] -gospel evangile[Noun] -gown la robe -grab saisir (an object)[Verb] -gradient pente (math.)[Noun] -gradually graduellement[Adverb] -grammar grammaire (f)[Noun] -grape le raisin[Noun] -grapefruit le pamplemousse[Noun] -habilitated habilite/[Verb] -habilitation habilitation[Noun] -habit coutume[Noun] -habitant habitant[Noun] -habitants habitants[Noun] -habitat habitat[Noun] -habitation demeure[Noun] -habitual usuel[Adjective] -had se faire avoir -hand main[Noun] -head tete -heats series[Noun] -heaven paradis[Noun] -heavy lourd[Adjective] -hectare hectare -hectares hectares -hectoliter hectolitre -hedge haie -hedgehog he/risson[Noun] -heed suivre[Verb] -heel talon -heeler guerisseur -heels talons -height hauteur -heir he/ritier -held tenu[Adjective] -helices helices[Noun] -hell enfer[Noun] -hello bonjour[Noun] -helm barre[Noun] -helmet casque[Noun] -help aide[Noun] -hemp chanvre[Noun] -hen poule[Noun] -herd troupeau[Noun] -here ic,i[Noun] -heron huron[Noun] -hips flancs[Noun] -hit frapper[Verb] -hockey hockey[Noun] -hogwash non sense[Noun] -holidayer vacancier[Noun] -holidays vacances -home maison[Noun] -homeless sans-abri[Noun] -homes maisons[Noun] -house maison[Noun] -ice glace[Noun] -instancing instanciation[Noun] -internship stage professionnel en entreprise ou ailleurs -jab planter[Verb] -jabber baragouiner[Verb] -jabberwocky (playing card) valet[Noun] -jabberwocky Jaseroque, Bredoulocheux, Berdouilleux, Jabberwocheux[Noun] -jack criq[Noun] -jack valet[Noun] -jackal chacal[Noun] -jackals chacaux[Noun] -jackass a^ne[Noun] -jackdaw choucas (m)[Noun] -jacket blouson[Noun] -jacket veste[Noun] -jackhammer marteau piqueur[Noun] -jackknife canif[Noun] -jackpot gros lot[Noun] -jade jade[Noun] -jaded brime/e(e)[Adjective] -jag bombe, noce[Noun] -jagged e'bre'che[Verb] -jail emprisonner[Verb] -jail prison -jailbreak evasion[Noun] -jailed emprisonne/[Adjective] -jailer geo^lier[Noun] -jailing incarce/ration[Noun] -jailor geo^lier[Noun] -jails prisons[Noun] -jalopy guimbarde[Noun] -jam confiture[Noun] -jam enfoncer[Verb] -jamb jambage[Noun] -jammed coince/[Adjective] -jammed enraye/[Adjective] -jangle (bells) faire retenir[Verb] -janitor agent d'entretien[Noun] -janitor concierge[Noun] -jar bocal[Noun] -jar pot[Noun] -jar secousse[Noun] -jargon jargon (m)[Noun] -jasmine jasmin[Noun] -jaundice jaunisse[Noun] -jaunt balade[Noun] -jaunty désinvolte[Adjective] -jaunty insouciant(e)[Adjective] -javelin javelot[Noun] -jaw ma^choir[Noun] -jaws ma^choires[Noun] -jay geai (m)[Noun] -jazz jazz (m)[Noun] -jazzy voyant(e)[Adjective] -jealous jaloux, jalouse[Adjective] -jealousy jalousie[Noun] -jeer conspuer[Verb] -jeer huer[Verb] -jelly gele/e[Noun] -jellyfish meduse[Noun] -jeopardize compromettre[Verb] -jeopardize mettre en danger[Verb] -jerk abruti[Noun] -jerk bousculer[Verb] -jerry boche[Noun] -jersey (cloth) jersey[Noun] -jersey pull (m)[Noun] -jest plaisanterie (f)[Noun] -jester bouffon[Noun] -jester fou[Noun] -jet gicleur[Noun] -jet re/acteur[Noun] -jettison jeter, larguer[Verb] -jetty jete/e[Noun] -jewel joyau[Noun] -jeweler bijoutier[Noun] -jewelery bijouterie[Noun] -jewelry bijouterie[Noun] -jewels joyaux[Noun] -jib (of crane) flèche (f)[Noun] -jib (sail) foc (m)[Noun] -jiffy (in a ~) en un clin d'oeil -jig gigue (f)[Noun] -jigsaw (puzzle) puzzle (m)[Noun] -jihad lutte, combat (Islam)[Noun] -jilt laisser tomber[Verb] -jingle (bell) tinter[Verb] -jingle (song) jingle (m), indicatif (m)[Noun] -jingle (sound) cliquetis (m)[Noun] -jinx poisse (f)[Noun] -jitters trac[Noun] -job boulot (colloq.)[Noun] -job emploi (m)[Noun] -job turbin (slang)[Noun] -jobless au chômage[Adjective] -jockey jockey (m)[Noun] -jocular enjoué(e), jovial(e)[Adjective] -jocund gai[Adjective] -jodhpur jodhpur (m)[Noun] -jog faire du jogging[Verb] -jogging jogging (m)[Noun] -join (re)joindre[Verb] -join raccord (m)[Noun] -joinable joignable[Adverb] -joined (re)joint[Adjective] -joiner menuisier (m)[Noun] -joinery menuiserie (f)[Noun] -joint (drugs) joint (m)[Noun] -joint articulation[Noun] -joint jointure[Noun] -jointly conjointement[Adverb] -joke blague (colloq.)[Noun] -joke plaisanterie[Noun] -joked plaisanta (pass.simp.,3rd sing[Verb] -joker (playing card) joker (m)[Noun] -jokingly en plaisantant[Adverb] -jokingly pour rire[Adverb] -jolly jovial(e), enjoué(e)[Adjective] -jolt secousse[Noun] -jolt soubresaut (m)[Noun] -jonquils jonquilles[Noun] -jostle bousculer[Verb] -jot (~ down) noter[Verb] -jot (of truth) grain(m), brin(m) -journal (diary) journal (m)[Noun] -journal (magazine) revue (f) -journalism journalisme (m) -journalist journaliste[Noun] -journalists journalistes[Noun] -journey periple[Noun] -journey voyage[Noun] -jovial jovial(e)[Adjective] -jovially jovialement[Adverb] -joy joie[Noun] -joyful joyeux[Adjective] -joyfully joyeusement[Adverb] -joyless sans joie[Adverb] -joyously joyeusement[Adverb] -jubilant débordant(e) de joie[Adjective] -jubilee jubilé (m)[Noun] -judge juge[Noun] -judge juger[Verb] -judged juge/[Adjective] -judgement jugement[Noun] -judicial judiciaire[Adjective] -judiciary magistrature (f)[Noun] -judo judo (m)[Noun] -jug broc[Noun] -jug pichet[Noun] -jug pot (m)[Noun] -juggernaut poids (m) lourd[Noun] -juggle jongler[Verb] -juggler jongleur (m), jongleusse (f)[Noun] -jugular jugulaire[Adjective] -juice jus[Noun] -juiceless sans jus -juicier plus juteux -juiciest le plus juteux -juicy juteux, juteuse -jukebox juke-box (m)[Noun] -jumble mélange (m)[Noun] -jumbo géant(e)[Adjective] -jump sauter (inf.)[Verb] -jumped sauta (pass.simp., 3rd sing.)[Verb] -jumper robe (f) chasuble[Noun] -jumpy nerveux(euse)[Adjective] -junction (rail) embranchement (m)[Noun] -junction jonction[Noun] -jungle jungle (f)[Noun] -junior junior -juniper genie\vre[Noun] -junk bric-à-brac (m)[Noun] -junk camelotte (colloq.)[Noun] -junk des ordures[Noun] -junk du toc (colloq.)[Noun] -junkers casseurs (colloq.)[Noun] -junkers chiffonniers[Noun] -junkie accro (colloq.)[Noun] -junkie drogué(e)[Noun] -junkyard une casse (automobile)[Noun] -juridic juridique[Adjective] -jurisdiction juridiction[Noun] -jurist juriste[Noun] -juror jure/[Noun] -jurors jure/s[Noun] -jury jury (m)[Noun] -just juste -justice justice (f)[Noun] -justified justifie/(e)[Adjective] -justify justifier[Verb] -justly justement[Adverb] -jut (~ out) avancer[Verb] -juvenile puéril(e)[Adjective] -juxtapose juxtaposer[Verb] -kale chou[Noun] -kaleidescope kale/idoscope[Noun] -kaleidoscope kale/idoscope[Noun] -kangaroo kangourou[Noun] -karat carat (m)[Noun] -karate karaté (m)[Noun] -kayak kayak (m)[Noun] -kebab brochette[Noun] -keel la quille (naut.)[Noun] -keep garder (inf.)[Verb] -keeps toujours[Noun] -keepsake souvenir (m)[Noun] -keg caisson (liq.)[Noun] -keg tonnelet (m), baril (m)[Noun] -kennel niche (f)[Noun] -kennel un chenil[Noun] -kerchief un foulard[Noun] -kernel amande (f)[Noun] -kernel noyau[Noun] -kernel trognon (fruit)[Noun] -kerosene kérosène (m)[Noun] -ketchup ketchup (m)[Noun] -kettle une bouilloire[Noun] -key (map) légende -key une cle/, or clef[Noun] -key une touche (keyboard)[Noun] -keyboard un clavier[Noun] -keyhole le trou de (la) serrure[Noun] -keying taper (typewriter) (inf.)[Verb] -keynote note (f) dominante[Noun] -keypad (keyboard) pavé (m) numérique[Noun] -keypad un clavier (adding machine)[Noun] -khaki kaki[Adjective] -kick (~ out) vider[Verb] -kick donner (inf.) un coup de pied[Verb] -kickback un retour de manivelle[Noun] -kicked frappe/ du pied[Adjective] -kicker qui donne des coups de pied[Noun] -kickoff le depart synchronise/[Noun] -kicks s'amuser -kid un chevreau, une chevrette[Noun] -kid un(e) gosse (colloq.)[Noun] -kid un(e) mioche (colloq.)[Noun] -kiddies les gamins[Noun] -kiddies les gosses[Noun] -kiddies les mioches (colloq.)[Noun] -kidnap enlever (inf.)[Verb] -kidnap kidnapper[Verb] -kidnaped enleve/ (past.part.)[Adjective] -kidnaper enlèvement (m)[Noun] -kidnaper un ravisseur[Noun] -kidnapers les|des ravisseurs[Noun] -kidnaping un enle\vement[Noun] -kidnapped enleve/[Verb] -kidnapper un ravisseur[Noun] -kidnappers les|des ravisseurs[Noun] -kidnapping un enle\vement[Noun] -kidnappings des enle\vements[Noun] -kidney le rein[Noun] -kidneys les|des reins[Noun] -kidneys les rognons (cooking)[Noun] -kids les|des gamins[Noun] -kids les|des gosses[Noun] -kill (fig.) mettre fin à[Verb] -kill tuer[Verb] -killer meurtrier (m),meutrière (f)[Noun] -killer un tueur[Noun] -killers des tueurs[Noun] -killing meutre (m)[Noun] -killing une tuerie[Noun] -killings des tueries[Noun] -killjoy rabat-joie (m)[Noun] -kiln four (m)[Noun] -kiln un fourneau[Noun] -kilo kilo (m)[Noun] -kilobytes kilo-octet (m)[Noun] -kilogram kilogramme (abbr. kg)[Noun] -kilohertz kilo-hertz (m)[Noun] -kiloliter un kilolitre (abbr. kl)[Noun] -kilometer un kilome\tre (abbr. km) -kilowatt kilowatt (m)[Noun] -kilt kilt (m)[Noun] -kin aparente/ (a\...)[Adjective] -kind aimable[Adjective] -kind doux (de caracte\re)[Noun] -kind gentil(le)[Adjective] -kindergarten (le) jardin d'enfants[Noun] -kindergarten (une) cre^che pour enfants[Noun] -kindergarten (une) garderie (d'enfants)[Noun] -kindergarten e/cole maternelle[Noun] -kindhearted bon (de caracte\re, de coeur)[Noun] -kindhearted tendre de coeur[Adjective] -kindheartedness (la) tendresse de coeur[Noun] -kindle (feeling) susciter[Verb] -kindle (fire) allumer[Verb] -kindlessly froidement[Adverb] -kindlessly sans coeur[Adverb] -kindliness (la) douceur[Noun] -kindliness (la) gentillesse[Noun] -kindly avec douceur[Adverb] -kindly bienveillant(e)[Adverb] -kindly doucement[Adverb] -kindly gentiment[Adverb] -kindness (la) douceur de coeur[Noun] -kindness (la) gentillesse[Noun] -kindred aparente/[Adjective] -kindred semblable, similaire[Adjective] -kinds des espe\ces[Noun] -kinds des sortes (de...)[Noun] -king (le) roi[Noun] -kingdom (animals/plants) règne (m)[Noun] -kingdom (le) royaume[Noun] -kingdoms royaumes[Noun] -kingfisher (un) martin pe^cheur (bird)[Noun] -kingly royal[Adjective] -kings (les) rois[Noun] -kinky vicieux(ieuse)[Adjective] -kiosk kiosque[Noun] -kipper hereng (m) fumé[Noun] -kiss baiser[Verb] -kiss baiser[Noun] -kiss bisou[Noun] -kiss embrasser[Verb] -kisses baisers[Noun] -kisses bisous[Noun] -kit (set) trousse (f)[Noun] -kit (to be assembled) kit (m)[Noun] -kitchen cuisine[Noun] -kitchenette cuisinette[Noun] -kitchens cuisines -kitchenware (la) batterie de cuisine[Noun] -kitchenware (les) ustensiles de cuisine[Noun] -kite (un) cerf-volant[Noun] -kith (~ and kin) parents et amis -kiting jouer avec un cerf-volant[Verb] -kitten chaton[Noun] -kittens chatons[Noun] -kitty (shared fund) cagnotte (f)[Noun] -kiwi (bird) kiwi (m), aptéryx[Noun] -kiwi (fruit) kiwi (m)[Noun] -kleenex (un) mouchoir en papier[Noun] -kleenex TM, (R), etc. papier-mouchoir[Noun] -kleptomania (la) kleptomanie[Noun] -kleptomaniac un(e) kleptomane[Noun] -knack _ _ _ _ = avoir la main pour..[Noun] -knack to have the _ = avoir le chic[Noun] -knapsack (un) sac-a\-dos[Noun] -knead pe/trir[Verb] -kneadable pe/trissable[Adjective] -kneader pe/trisseur[Noun] -knee le genou[Noun] -kneecap la rotule[Noun] -kneel mettre à genoux[Verb] -kneel s'agenouiller (inf.reflx.)[Verb] -kneeling a\ genoux[Adverb] -kneeling s'agenouillant[Verb] -kneepad (un) prote\ge-genou[Noun] -knelt s'agenouilla (pass.simp.)[Verb] -knelt se mis(e) a\ genoux (pass.simp[Verb] -knickers pantalon de golf (m)[Noun] -knickknack (un) bibelot[Noun] -knickknack (une) babiole[Noun] -knife (un) canif[Noun] -knife (un) couteau[Noun] -knifes des couteaux[Noun] -knifing une blessure au couteau[Noun] -knight (chess) cavalier (m)[Noun] -knight (un) chevalier[Noun] -knighted e^tre sacre/ chevalier[Adjective] -knighthood la chevalerie[Noun] -knightly chevalier[Adjective] -knights des chevaliers[Noun] -knit (bones) se souder[Verb] -knit froncer les sourcils[Verb] -knit tricotter (inf.)[Verb] -knitted tricotte/ (past.part.)[Adjective] -knitting le tricot[Noun] -knitwear le tricot[Noun] -knives des couteaux[Noun] -knob (la) poigne/e[Noun] -knob (un) bouton (de commande)[Noun] -knobby noueux, noueuse[Adjective] -knobs (les) boutons (de commande)[Noun] -knock frapper (inf.)[Verb] -knock tapoter[Verb] -knockdown démolir[Verb] -knockout knock-out (m)[Noun] -knot (un) noeud[Noun] -knots des noeuds[Noun] -knotted noue/ (past.part.)[Adjective] -knotty épineux(euse)[Adjective] -knotty noueux[Adjective] -know savoir (inf.)[Verb] -knower celui|celle qui a le savoir[Noun] -knowhow le savoir-faire[Noun] -knowhow technique (f)[Noun] -knowing entendu(e)[Adjective] -knowingly en connaissance de cause[Adverb] -knowingly sciemment[Adverb] -knowledge la connaissance[Noun] -knowledge le savoir[Noun] -knowledgeable bien informé(e)[Adjective] -known connu (past.part.)[Verb] -knows (il|elle) sait[Verb] -knuckle (meat) jarret (m) -knuckle (une) phalange[Noun] -knucklebone (une) phalange[Noun] -knuckles (un) poing ame/ricain[Noun] -knuckles les phalanges[Noun] -koala koala (m)[Noun] -kosher cache\re[Adjective] -kosher kasher[Adjective] -kraut (la) choucroute[Noun] -kraut (un) boche (slang)[Noun] -krauts les chleus (slang.)[Noun] -kudzu lierre du Japon[Noun] -lab labo[Noun] -labor travail (m)[Noun] -laborer l'ouevrier[Noun] -laborer l'ouvrier[Noun] -laborers les ouevriers[Noun] -laborers les ouvriers[Noun] -laborious laborieux (m), laborieuse (f)[Noun] -labyrinth labyrinthe (m)[Noun] -lace dentelle (f)[Noun] -laceration lace/ration (f)[Noun] -lacerations lace/rations (f)[Noun] -lack manque[Noun] -lackadaisical nonchalant[Adjective] -lackey laquais[Noun] -lacking simplet[Adjective] -lackluster terne[Adjective] -laconic laconique[Adjective] -laconically laconiquement[Adjective] -lacquer (for wood) vernis (m)[Noun] -lacquer laque[Noun] -lad garcon[Noun] -ladies Mesdames[Noun] -lady dame[Noun] -ladybird coccinelle[Noun] -ladybug coccinelle[Noun] -lake lac[Noun] -lakes lacs[Noun] -lamb veau[Noun] -lambs veaux[Noun] -laminated laminé[Verb] -laminates lamine[Verb] -lamp lampe[Noun] -language langue[Noun] -laugh rire[Verb] -leather cuir[Noun] -leave laisser[Verb] -lectern lutrin[Noun] -lecture confe/rence[Noun] -lecturer confe/rencier[Noun] -ledge rebord[Noun] -ledger registre[Noun] -lee co^te/[Noun] -leg jambe[Noun] -legal legal[Adjective] -legality legalite[Noun] -legalize legaliser[Noun] -legally legalement[Adverb] -legate leguer[Verb] -legation legation[Noun] -legend legende[Noun] -legendary lengendaire[Adjective] -legion legion[Verb] -letter additive[] -letter ethnic[] -letter neighbor[] -like aimer[Verb] -live vivre[Verb] -love aime -love amour[Noun] -lover amant[Noun] -luck chance[Noun] -lunch le de/jeuner[Noun] -ma maman[Noun] -ma Mère[Noun] -ma'am M'dame[Noun] -ma'am madame[Noun] -ma'am mademoiselle[Noun] -macabre lugubre[Adjective] -macabre macabre[Adjective] -macabrely macabrement[Adverb] -macadam bitume[Noun] -macadam macadam[Noun] -macadamize goudronner[Verb] -macadamize macadamiser[Verb] -macadamized goudronné[Verb] -macadamized macadamise/[Adjective] -macadamizes goudronnes[Verb] -macadamizes macadamise[Verb] -macadamizing goudronnant[Verb] -macaque macaque[Noun] -macaque macaque[Noun] -macaroni macaroni[Noun] -macaronies macaronis[Noun] -macaroon macaron[Noun] -macaw l'ara[Noun] -mace sceptre[Noun] -macerate mace'rer[Verb] -macerate maçérer[Verb] -macerated macere'[Adjective] -maceration mace'ration[Noun] -macerations mace'rations[Noun] -maces masse[Noun] -machete machette[Noun] -machination machination[Noun] -machine machine[Noun] -machined machine/[Adjective] -machineries machinerie -machinery machinerie[Noun] -machines machines[Noun] -machinist machiniste[Noun] -machinists machinistes[Noun] -machismo machisme[Noun] -macho macho[Adjective] -macrocephalic macroce'phale[Adjective] -macrocosm macrocosme[Noun] -macroeconomics macroeconomie[Noun] -macroevolution macroe'volution[Noun] -macroevolutionary macroe'volutionnaire[Adjective] -macroinstruction macroinstruction -macromolecular macromole'culaire[Adjective] -macromolecule macromole'cule[Noun] -macromolecules macromole'cules[Noun] -macropathological macropathologique[Adjective] -macropathology macropathologie[Noun] -macrophage macrophage[Noun] -macrophages macrophages[Noun] -macrophagic macrophage[Adjective] -macroprocessor macroprocesseur[Noun] -macroscopic macroscopic[Adjective] -macrosimulation macrosimulation[Noun] -macrostructure macrostructure[Noun] -maculate maculer[Verb] -maculated macule'[Adjective] -maculates macule[Verb] -maculation maculation[Noun] -maculations maculations[Noun] -mad fache'[Adjective] -mad fou, folle[Adjective] -madam madame[Noun] -madams mesdames[Noun] -maddened rendu fou[Adjective] -made a fait[Verb] -made j'adore[Verb] -mademoiselle mademoiselle[Noun] -mademoiselles mesdemoiselles[Noun] -maestro maestro[Noun] -mafioso mafieux[Noun] -magazine magazine[Noun] -magic magique[Adjective] -magician magicien[Noun] -magicians magiciens[Noun] -magistral magistral[Adjective] -magistrally magistralement[Adverb] -magistrature magistrature[Noun] -magma magma[Noun] -me moi[Pronoun] -mead le hydromel[Noun] -meadow le pre/[Noun] -meadow pre/[Noun] -meadowland les prairies[Noun] -meadows pre/s[Noun] -meager maigre[Adjective] -meagerly maigrement[Adverb] -meagre maigre[Adjective] -meal repas[Noun] -meals repas[Noun] -mealtime heure du repas[Noun] -mean moyenne[Noun] -meander me/andre[Noun] -meaningless insense/[Adjective] -meanings significations[Noun] -means moyen[Noun] -meanwhile entretemps[Adverb] -measurable mesurable[Adjective] -meat viande[Noun] -meatball boulette de viande[Noun] -meatballs boulettes de viande[Noun] -mechanical me/canique[Adjective] -mechanician me/canicien[Noun] -mechanism me/canisme[Noun] -mechanisms me/canismes[Noun] -medal me/daille[Noun] -medallion me/daillon[Noun] -medallions me/daillons[Noun] -mediatrice me/diatrice[Noun] -mediatrix me/diatrice[Noun] -medic me/decin[Noun] -medical me/dical[Adjective] -medically me/dicalement[Conjunction] -medicament me/dicament[Noun] -medicaments me/dicaments[Noun] -medicinal me/dicinal[Adjective] -medicine me/decine[Noun] -medicines me/decines[Noun] -medico medico[Adjective] -medicolegal me/dicole/gal[Adjective] -medics me/decins[Noun] -medieval me/die/val[Adjective] -medievalist me/die/valiste[Noun] -medievalists me/die/valistes[Noun] -mediocre me/diocre[Adjective] -mediocrities me/diocrite/s[Noun] -mediocrity me/diocrite/[Noun] -meditate me/diter[Verb] -meditates me/dite[Verb] -meditation me/ditation[Noun] -meditations me/ditations[Noun] -meditative me/ditatif[Adjective] -meditatively d'un air me/ditatif[Adjective] -medium me/dium[Noun] -medlar ne\fle[Noun] -medley me/lange[Noun] -medleys me/langes[Noun] -medulla me/dulle[Noun] -medusae me/duses[Noun] -meek doux[Adjective] -meekly avec soumission[Adjective] -meekness soumission[Noun] -meerschaum pipe en e/cume de mer[Noun] -megabyte me/ga-octet[Noun] -megabytes me/ga-octets[Noun] -megacycle me/gacycle[Noun] -megahertz me/gahertz[Noun] -megalith me/galithe[Noun] -megalithic me/galitic[Adjective] -megalomania me/galomanie[Noun] -megalomaniac me/galomane[Noun] -megalomaniacal me/galomane[Adjective] -megaphone me/gaphone[Noun] -melancholia me/lancolie[Noun] -melancholic me/lancolique[Adjective] -melange me/lange[Noun] -melodic me/lodique[Adjective] -melodies me/lodies[Noun] -melodious me/lodieux[Adjective] -melodrama me/lodrame[Noun] -melodramas me/lodrames[Noun] -melodramatic me/lodramatique[Adjective] -melody me/lodie[Noun] -melon melon[Noun] -melons melons[Noun] -melted fondu[Pronoun] -member membre[Noun] -members membres[Noun] -membrane membrane[Noun] -membranes membranes[Noun] -membranous membraneux[Adjective] -memoir me/moire[Noun] -memoirs me/moires[Noun] -memorable me/morable[Adjective] -memories souvenirs[Noun] -memorize me/moriser[Verb] -memorized me/morise/[Pronoun] -memory me/moire, souvenir[Noun] -men hommes[Noun] -menace menace[Noun] -menaced menace/[Adjective] -menagerie me/nagerie[Noun] -menageries me/nageries[Noun] -menhir menhir[Noun] -meningitis me/ningite[Noun] -meniscus me/nisque[Noun] -menopause me/nopause[Noun] -menstrual menstruel[Adjective] -menstruation menstruation[Noun] -menstruations menstruations[Noun] -mental mental[Adjective] -mentality mentalite/[Noun] -menthol menthol[Noun] -mention mentionner[Verb] -menu menu[Noun] -meow miauler[Verb] -meowing miauleur[Adjective] -meows miaule[Verb] -mephitic me/phitique[Adjective] -mercantile mercantile[Adjective] -mercantilism mercantilisme[Noun] -mercenaries mercenaires[Noun] -mercenary mercenaire[Noun] -merchant marchand[Noun] -merchants marchands[Noun] -mercury mercure[Noun] -mercy pitie/[Noun] -meridian me/ridien[Noun] -meridians me/ridiens[Noun] -meridional me/ridional[Adjective] -merino me/rino[Noun] -merit me/rite[Noun] -meritocracy me/ritocratie[Noun] -merits me/rites[Noun] -mermaid sire\ne[Noun] -mermaids sire\nes[Noun] -merry joyeux[Adjective] -message message[Noun] -messages messages[Noun] -messiahs messie[Noun] -messianic messianique[Adjective] -moan gémir[Verb] -moaned gémit[Verb] -moaning gémissant[Verb] -moans gémissements -moat fossé[Noun] -moats fosséa[Noun] -mob foule[Noun] -mock ridiculiser[Verb] -mocked ridiculisé[Verb] -mockery moquerie[Noun] -modal modal[Adjective] -moon lune[Noun] -moonlight clair de lune -moons lunes -moose orignal -naive naif, naive[Adjective] -naively naivement[Adverb] -naked nu[Noun] -name prenom(persons), nom (things)[Noun] -named nomme[Adjective] -nameless sans nom[Adjective] -namely nomement [Adverb] -namely nommement[Adverb] -names prenoms, noms (see name)[Noun] -national national/e[Adjective] -nationalism nationalisme[Noun] -nationalist nationaliste[Adjective] -native habitant/e du pays[Noun] -natural naturel (le)[Adjective] -naturalize naturaliser[Verb] -naturally naturellement[Adverb] -neap mortes-eaux[Noun] -near proche[Adjective] -nearby près[Adverb] -nearer plus proche[Adjective] -neglect abandonner[Verb] -neighbor voisin[Noun] -neighbors voisins[Noun] -network réseau -networked réseauté -networks réseaux -nine neuf[Adjective] -nineteen dix-neuf[Adverb] -nineteenth dix-neuvie\me[Adjective] -nineties les anne/es quatre-vingt-dix[Noun] -ninetieth quatre-vingt-dixie\me[Adjective] -ninety quatre-vingt-dix[Adverb] -ninetyfold quatre-vingt-dix fois[Adverb] -ninth neuvie\me[Adjective] -niobium niobium (m)[Noun] -nip te/ton (m)[Noun] -nipple te/ton[Noun] -nipples te/tons[Noun] -nips te/tons (m)[Noun] -nirvana nirvana[Noun] -nitrate nitrate[Noun] -nitrated nitrate/[Noun] -nitrates nitrates[Noun] -nitrating nitratant[Adverb] -nitration nitratation[Noun] -nitrations nitratations[Noun] -nitric nitrique[Adjective] -nitride nitrate (m)[Noun] -nitrogen azote[Noun] -nitroglycerin nitroglyce/rine[Noun] -nitroglycerine nitroglyce/rine[Noun] -noble noble[Noun] -nobleman noble[Noun] -noblemen nobles[Noun] -nobleness noblesse[Noun] -nobody personne[Pronoun] -noctambulism noctambulisme[Noun] -noctambulist noctambule[Noun] -nocturn noctune -nocturnally de nuit[Noun] -now maintenant[Adverb] -nowadays de nos jours, aujourd'hui[Adverb] -noway pas question, pas du tout[Adverb] -noway pas question, pas du tout[Adverb] -oaf nigaud[Noun] -oafish stupide[Adjective] -oafishness sottise[Noun] -oak che^ne[Noun] -oar rame[Noun] -oarsman rameur[Noun] -oasis oasis[Noun] -oat avoine[Noun] -oath serment[Noun] -oatmeal farine d'avoine[Noun] -obdurate inve/te/re/[Adjective] -obedience obe/issance[Noun] -obedient soumis[Adjective] -obelisk obe/lisque[Noun] -obese obe\se[Adjective] -obesity obe/site/[Noun] -ocean ocean[Noun] -one un[Noun] -orange orange[Noun] -oranges oranges[Noun] -orbit orbite[Noun] -orbital orbital[Adjective] -orbits orbites[Noun] -orchestra orchestre[Noun] -orchestral orchestral[Adjective] -orchestras orchestres[Noun] -orchestrated orchestré[Adjective] -order commande[Noun] -ordered ordonné[Adjective] -organism organisme[Noun] -organisms organismes[Noun] -organist organiste[Noun] -organists organistes[Noun] -organization organisation[Noun] -organizations organisations[Noun] -organize organiser[Verb] -organized organisé[Adjective] -organs organes[Noun] -orgasm orgasme[Noun] -orgasms orgasmes[Noun] -orgies orgies[Noun] -orgy orgie[Noun] -orient orient[Noun] -orientable orientable[Adjective] -oriental oriental[Adjective] -orientation orientation[Noun] -orientations orientations[Noun] -oriented orienté[Adjective] -orients orients[Noun] -orifice orifice[Noun] -orifices orifices[Noun] -orificial orifique[Adjective] -origin origine[Noun] -original original[Adjective] -originality originalité[Adjective] -originally originalement[Adverb] -originals originaux[Adjective] -origins origines[Noun] -ornamental ornemental[Adjective] -ornithology ornithologie[Noun] -orthodox orthodoxe[Adjective] -orthodoxes orthodoxes[Adjective] -orthogonal orthogonal[Adjective] -pace rhytme[Noun] -pace vitesse[Noun] -pacemaker stimulateur cardiaque (m), pacemaker (m)[Noun] -pachyderm pachyde\rme[Noun] -pacific pacifique[Noun] -pacifically pacifiquement[Adverb] -pacification pacification(f)[Noun] -pacifications pacificateur / -trice [Noun] -pacificist pacifiste[Noun] -pacifier tétine (f), sucette (f) -pacifism pacifisme[Noun] -pacifist pacifiste[Noun] -pacify apaiser[Verb] -pacify pacifier[Verb] -package 2)paquet(m);3)ballot(m)[Noun] -package emballage[Noun] -packaged emballeE[Adverb] -packaged paquet (m)[Noun] -packed (~ with) bourré(e) de -packet 1) paquet (m) ;2)ballot(m)[Noun] -packing emballage (m)[Noun] -pact pacte, contrat[Noun] -pacts pcates, contrats[Noun] -pad coussinet, tampon[Noun] -padding rembourrage, remplissage[Noun] -paddle pagaie, palette[Noun] -paddock enclos, paddock[Noun] -padlock cadenas[Noun] -padlock cadenasser[Verb] -padrone patron /nne[Noun] -paella paella[Noun] -pagan pai.en/i.enne) -pagan payen /nne[Noun] -pagans païen(ne)s[Noun] -pageant spectacle[Noun] -pageantry apparat[Noun] -paid payé(e)[Adjective] -pail seau[Noun] -pain douleur[Noun] -pained peiné(e)[Adjective] -painful douleureux[Adjective] -painful pénible[Adjective] -painfully douloureusement[Adverb] -painstaking assidu(e)[Adjective] -paint peindre[Verb] -paint peinture[Noun] -paintbrush pinceau[Noun] -painter peintre[Noun] -painters peintre[Noun] -painting peinture[Noun] -paints couleurs[Noun] -pair couple[Noun] -pajamas pyjama[Noun] -pal copain (m)[Noun] -pal copine (f) -palace palais[Noun] -palatable agréable au goût[Adjective] -palaver palabres (f)[Noun] -pale pâle[Adjective] -palette palette (f)[Noun] -pall voile (m)[Noun] -pallet palette (f)[Noun] -pallette palette (f)[Noun] -pallor pâleur (f)[Noun] -palm (~ tree) palmier (m)[Noun] -palm paume (f)[Noun] -palpable évident(e)[Adjective] -palpable manifeste [Adjective] -paltry dérisoire[Adjective] -pamper choyer, dorloter[Verb] -pamphlet brochure (f)[Noun] -pan casserole (f)[Noun] -panacea panacée (f)[Noun] -panama Panama (m)[Noun] -pancake crêpe (f)[Noun] -panda panda (m)[Noun] -pandemonium tohu-bohu (m)[Noun] -pane vitre (f), carreau (m)[Noun] -panel invités (m)[Noun] -paneling lambris (m)[Noun] -panelling lambris (m)[Noun] -pang tiraillement (m)[Noun] -panic panique (f)[Noun] -panic paniquer[Verb] -panicky paniqué(e)[Adjective] -panorama panorama (m)[Noun] -pansy pensée(f)[Noun] -pant haleter[Verb] -panther panthère (f)[Noun] -panties culotte (f)[Noun] -pantry garde-manger (m)[Noun] -pants pantalon (m)[Noun] -papa papa (m)[Noun] -paper papier (m)[Noun] -paperback livre de poche (m)[Noun] -parameter paramètre[Noun] -passer passeur[Noun] -passion passion[Noun] -passionately passionne/ment[Adverb] -passive passif[Adjective] -passivity passivite/[Noun] -password mot de passe[Noun] -passwords mots de passe[Noun] -past passe/[Noun] -pasta pâtes alimentaires[Noun] -peat tourbe[Noun] -pectorals pectoraux[Noun] -peculiar important -penitence pe/nitence[Noun] -penitences pe/nitences[Noun] -penitency pe/nitence[Noun] -penitent pe/nitent[Noun] -pentadactyl pentadactyle[Adjective] -pentadactylism pentadactylisme[Noun] -pi pi[Noun] -pianist pianiste[Noun] -pianistic pianistique[Adjective] -piano piano[Noun] -picture image[Noun] -pictures images[Noun] -pie tarte[Noun] -pies tartes[Noun] -pig cochon[Noun] -pigeonhole pigeonnier[Noun] -pigment pigment[Noun] -pigmentation pigmentation[Noun] -pigments pigments[Noun] -pigs cochons[Noun] -pilot pilote[Noun] -pilots pilotes[Noun] -pilule pilule[Noun] -pine pin[Noun] -pineapple ananas[Noun] -pineapples ananas[Noun] -pines pins[Noun] -pink rose[Noun] -pocket poche[Noun] -pocketbook livre de poche[Noun] -pocketbooks livres de poche[Noun] -pockets poches[Noun] -podium podium[Noun] -pogrom pogrom[Noun] -pogroms pogroms[Noun] -pointer pointeur[Noun] -pointers pointeurs[Noun] -pointillism pointillisme[Noun] -pointillist pointilliste[Noun] -pointilliste pointilliste[Noun] -pointillistic pointilliste[Noun] -poison poison[Noun] -poisonous poison[Adjective] -poisonousness toxicite/[Noun] -poisons poisons[Noun] -polar polaire[Adjective] -polarities polarite/s[Noun] -polarity polarity[Noun] -polarize polariser[Verb] -polarized polarise/[Adjective] -polemical pole/mique[Adjective] -polemically de fac,on pole/mique[Adjective] -polemically de manie\re pole/mique[Adverb] -polemicize pole/miquer -police police[Noun] -policeman agent de police[Noun] -policeman agent[Noun] -policeman policier[Noun] -policemen agents de police[Noun] -policemen agents[Noun] -policemen policiers[Noun] -policewoman contractuelle[Noun] -policewomen contractuelles[Noun] -policy politique[Noun] -polish polonais[Adjective] -polish Polonais[Noun] -polite poli[Adjective] -politely poliment[Adverb] -politeness politesse[Noun] -political politique[Adjective] -politically politiquement[Adverb] -politician politicien[Noun] -politicians politiciens[Noun] -politics politique[Noun] -polka polka[Noun] -pollutant polluant[Noun] -pollute polluer[Verb] -polluted pollue/[Adjective] -polluter pollueur[Noun] -pollution pollution[Noun] -polonium polonium[Noun] -poltergeist poltergeist[Noun] -polyandrous polyandre[Adjective] -polyandry polyandrie[Noun] -pour french[Noun] -pout moue[Noun] -poverty pauvrete/[Noun] -powder poudre[Noun] -powdery poudreux[Adjective] -power puissance[Noun] -powerful puissant[Adjective] -powerless impuissant[Adjective] -powwow assemble/e[Noun] -practicability possibilite/[Noun] -practicable re/alisable[Adjective] -practical pratique[Adjective] -pray prier[Verb] -prayer prie\re[Noun] -prayers prie\res[Noun] -praying en prie\res[Adjective] -praying prie\re[Noun] -preach pre^cher[Verb] -preach prononcer[Verb] -preacher pasteur[Noun] -preacher pre/dicateur[Noun] -preachers pasteurs[Noun] -preachers pre/dicateurs[Noun] -preaches pre^che[Verb] -preaches prononce[Verb] -preachify faire la morale[Verb] -preaching pre/dication[Noun] -preaching pre^cheur[Adjective] -preaching sermons[Noun] -preachy pre^cheur[Adjective] -preachy sermonneur[Adjective] -preamplifier pre/amplificateur[Noun] -preamplifiers pre/amplificateurs[Noun] -prearrange arranger au pre/alable[Verb] -prearrange arranger d'avance[Verb] -prince prince[Noun] -princedom principaute/ -princely princier[Adjective] -princes princes[Verb] -princess princesse[Noun] -principal principal[Noun] -principal directeur[Noun] -principalities principaute/s[Noun] -principality principaute/ -principally principalement -principally surtout -principals directeurs -principle principe[Noun] -principles principes -print empreinte[Noun] -print impression[Noun] -print marque -printable imprimable[Adjective] -printed imprime/[Adjective] -printer imprimeur[Noun] -printer imprimante[Noun] -priorities priorite/ -priorities priorite/s -priority priorite/ -prove prouver[Verb] -pulse impulsion[Noun] -pulverizable pulverisable[Adjective] -pulverizables pulverisables[Adjective] -pulverization pulverisation[Noun] -pulverize pulveriser[Verb] -pulverized pulvérisé[Verb] -pulverizer pulverisateur[Noun] -pulverizers pulvérisateurs[Noun] -pulverizes pulvérises[Verb] -pulverizing pulve/risant[Verb] -puma puma[Noun] -pump pomper[Verb] -push pousser[Verb] -pushchair chaise roulante[Noun] -pushing poussé[Verb] -put mettre[Verb] -putdown poser[Verb] -putout éteindre[Verb] -putrefaction putréfaction[Noun] -quail caille[Noun] -quails cailles[Noun] -quake trembler[Verb] -quality qualite/[Noun] -qualm scrupule[Noun] -qualms scrupules[Noun] -quantity quantite/ -quarrel se disputer[Verb] -quarry carri\ere[Noun] -quarter quartier[Noun] -quarterdeck plage arri\ere[Noun] -quarterfinal quart de finale[Noun] -queen reine[Noun] -queer bizarre[Adjective] -quell re/primer[Verb] -quench se de/salte/rer -querulous ronchonneur[Adjective] -query question[Noun] -quest que^te[Noun] -question question[Noun] -queue queue[Noun] -quibble chicaner[Verb] -quick rapide[Adjective] -quicklime chaux vive[Noun] -quickly rapidement[Adverb] -quicksand sables mouvants[Noun] -quicksilver vif-argent[Noun] -quiet tranquille[Adjective] -quieten calmer[Verb] -quietly doucement[Adverb] -quill plume d'oie[Noun] -quilt e/dredon[Noun] -quirk bizarrerie[Noun] -quit se rendre[Verb] -quite assez[Adjective] -quota quota[Noun] -quotation citation[Noun] -quote citer[Verb] -r r[Noun] -rabbet feuillure[Noun] -rabbi rabbin -rabbinic rabbinique[Adjective] -rabbit lapin[Noun] -rabbits lapins[Noun] -rabble cohue[Noun] -rabid enrage/[Adjective] -rabies rage -raccoon raton-laveur -race course[Noun] -racehorse cheval de course -racemic rece/mique[Adjective] -racer coureur -races courses[Noun] -rachis rachis[Noun] -rachitic rachitique[Adjective] -rachitis rachitisme[Noun] -racial racial[Adjective] -racialism racisme[Noun] -racialist raciste[Noun] -racialistic raciste[Adjective] -racing de course -racism racisme[Noun] -racist raciste[Noun] -rack e/tag\ere[Noun] -racket raquette[Noun] -racket tumulte[Noun] -radar radar[Noun] -radars radars[Noun] -radio radio[Noun] -read lire[Verb] -readability lisibilite/[Noun] -readable lisible[Adjective] -reader lecteur[Noun] -readers lecteurs[Noun] -readership lecteurs[Noun] -readership lectorat[Noun] -readily de bonne gra^ce[Adverb] -readily facilement[Adverb] -readily volontiers[Adverb] -readiness empressement[Noun] -readiness facilite/[Noun] -reading interpre/tation[Noun] -reading lecture[Noun] -reading releve/[Noun] -readings interpre/tations[Noun] -readings lectures[Noun] -readjust rajuster[Verb] -readjust re/ajuster[Verb] -readjusts rajuste[Verb] -readjusts re/ajuste[Verb] -readout affichage[Noun] -readout d'affichage[Adjective] -readouts affichages[Noun] -reads lit[Verb] -ready dispose/[Adjective] -ready pre^t[Adjective] -ready prompt[Adjective] -reaffirm affirmer de nouveau[Verb] -reaffirm re/affirmer[Verb] -reaffirms affirme de nouveau[Verb] -reaffirms re/affirme[Verb] -reagent re/actif[Noun] -real naturel[Adjective] -real ve/ritable[Adjective] -real vrai[Adjective] -realisable re/alisable[Adjective] -realism re/alisme[Noun] -realist re/aliste[Noun] -realistic plein de re/alisme[Adjective] -realistic re/aliste[Adjective] -realistically avec re/alisme[Adverb] -reality re/alite/[Noun] -realize re/aliser[Verb] -really vraiment[Adverb] -reporter le reporter[Noun] -represent repre/senter[Verb] -request demande[Noun] -request exiger[Verb] -request reque^te[Noun] -road rue[Noun] -roads rues -roadwork chantier[Noun] -robber voleur[Noun] -room chambre -rotting decay[Verb] -sabbat un sabbat[Noun] -sabbath sabbat[Noun] -sabbatic sabatique[Noun] -sabbatical sabbatique[Adjective] -saber sabre[Noun] -sabin nom de personne qui a decouvert le vaccine contre poliomyltie[Noun] -sable martre[Noun] -sabot sabot[Noun] -sabotage sabotage[Noun] -sabotaged saboté[Verb] -sabotages sabotages[Noun] -saboteur saboteur[Noun] -sabra citoyen du pays Israel, personne ne en Israel[Noun] -sabras citoyens du pays Israel, personnese nes en Israel[Noun] -saccade une saccade[Noun] -saccharin saccharine[Verb] -saccharine saccharin[Noun] -saccharose saccharose[Noun] -sacerdotal appartient a une chose religieuse[Adjective] -sacerdotally une acte faite en manière sacrée[Adverb] -sachet un sachet[Noun] -sack sac[Noun] -sack virer[Verb] -sackcloth une vêtement de deuil[Noun] -sacked vire/[Adjective] -sackful une mesure "plein d'un sac"[Adjective] -sacks piller[Verb] -sacrament sacrament[Noun] -sacramental sacremental[Adjective] -sacraments sacrements[Noun] -sacre sacre[Noun] -sacred sacre/[Adjective] -sacrifice sacrifice[Noun] -sacrificed sacrifier[Verb] -sacrifices sacrifices[Noun] -sacrilege sacrile\ge[Noun] -sad malheureux[Adjective] -sad triste[Adjective] -sadden attrister[Verb] -sadder plus triste[Adjective] -saddest plus triste[Adjective] -saddle selle[Noun] -saddlebag une sacoche[Noun] -saddlebags des sacoches -saddlebow un arçon -saddlecloth une housse ( de cheval)[Noun] -saddled sellé[Verb] -saddleless sans selle -saddler un sellier[Noun] -saddlery une sellerie[Noun] -saddles une selle -saddletree un bois de selle[Noun] -saddling sellant[Verb] -sadism sadisme[Noun] -sadist sadiste[Noun] -sadistic sadique[Adjective] -sadistically sadiquement[Adverb] -sadists sadistes[Noun] -sadly tristement[Adverb] -sadness tristesse[Noun] -safari un voyage, en particulier en Afrique[Noun] -safe coffre-fort[Noun] -safecracker une personne qui ouvre une caisse illégalement[Noun] -safecracking l'acte d'ouvrir une caise illégalement[Noun] -safeguard une sauvegarde[Noun] -safeguarded sauvegardé[Verb] -safeguards garde fous[Noun] -safer pplus sauf[Adjective] -safes les caisses[Noun] -safest le plus sauf[Adjective] -safety le sûreté[Noun] -safflower le carthame[Noun] -saffron le safran[Noun] -sag plier, ployer[Verb] -saga une saga[Noun] -sagacious prudent[Adjective] -sagaciously prudemment[Adverb] -sagaciousness la sagacité[Noun] -sagacity la sagacité[Noun] -sage le sage[Noun] -sagely sagement[Adjective] -sago le sagou[Noun] -saguaro une type de cactus[Noun] -sahib une forme d'addresser pour un homme des Indes[Noun] -said dit[Verb] -sail naviguer[Verb] -sail voile[Noun] -sailable navigable[Adjective] -sailboat un bateau à voiles[Noun] -sailboater un marin des bateua à voiles[Noun] -sailcloth la toile à voiles[Noun] -sailor marin[Noun] -sailors les marins[Noun] -sails les voiles[Noun] -sainfoin le sainfoin ( bot.)[Noun] -saint saint(e)[Noun] -sainted sacré[Adjective] -sainthood la sainteté[Noun] -saints saint(e)s[Noun] -saith dit ( vieux anglais)[Verb] -sake le vin du riz japonais[Noun] -salability vendabilite/[Adjective] -salacious grivois[Adjective] -salad salade[Noun] -salads salades[Noun] -salamander salamandre[Noun] -salami salami[Noun] -salaried salarie/[Adjective] -salaries salaires[Noun] -sale solde[Noun] -saleable vendable[Adjective] -saleroom la salle des ventes[Noun] -sales les ventes[Noun] -salesclerk un vendeur -salesgirl une vendeuse[Noun] -saleslady une vendeuse[Noun] -salesman un vendeur[Noun] -salesmanship l'art de vendre[Noun] -salesmen les vendeurs[Noun] -salespeople les vendeurs[Noun] -salesperson un vendeur[Noun] -salesroom les salles de ventes[Noun] -saleswoman une vendeuse -saleswomen les vendeuses[Noun] -salient saillant[Adjective] -saline salin[Adjective] -salinity la salinité[Noun] -salinometer un salinomère[Noun] -salinometers des salinomètres[Noun] -saliva salive[Noun] -salivary salivaire[Adjective] -salivate saliver[Verb] -salivated a fait saliver[Verb] -salivates fait saliver[Verb] -salivating faisant saliver[Verb] -salivation ;a salivation[Noun] -sallies les sorties[Noun] -sallow jaunâtre[Adjective] -sallowish un peu jaunâtre[Adjective] -salmon saumon[Noun] -salmons saumons[Noun] -salon salon[Noun] -salons salons[Noun] -salt sel[Noun] -saltwater l'eau de mer[Noun] -saltworks la saline[Noun] -saltwort le soude ( bot.)[Noun] -salty sale/[Adjective] -salubrious salubre[Adjective] -salubrity la salubrité[Noun] -salvage le sauvetage[Noun] -salver le plateau[Noun] -samba la Samba, une danse originée du Brasil[Noun] -same même[Adjective] -sampan un bateua chinois[Noun] -samphire le passe-pierre (bot.)[Noun] -samurai un guerrier ancien japonais[Noun] -samurais des guerriers anciens japonais[Noun] -sand le sable[Noun] -sandal la sandale[Noun] -school e/cole[Noun] -sea mer[Noun] -sell vendre[Verb] -seller le vendeur[Noun] -sellers les vendeurs[Noun] -serendipity le serendiptiy[Verb] -serene le serene -seven sept[Adverb] -sevenfold sept fois[Adverb] -seventeen dix-sept[Adverb] -seventeenth dix-septie\me[Adjective] -seventh septie\me[Adjective] -seventies les anne/es soixante-dix[Noun] -seventieth soixante-dixie\me[Adjective] -seventy soixante-dix[Adverb] -seventyfold soixante-dix fois[Adverb] -sever blesser[Verb] -severalfold plusieurs fois[Adverb] -severe grave[Adjective] -severed blesse/ (m), blesse/e (f)[Adjective] -severely gravement[Adverb] -severities blessures (f)[Noun] -severity gravite/ (f)[Noun] -sewage e/pandage (m)[Noun] -sex sexe (m)[Noun] -sexagenarian se/xage/naire[Adjective] -shades lunettes de soleil (f)[Noun] -shadow ombre (f)[Noun] -shadows ombres[Noun] -shagreen chagrin[Noun] -shah schah[Noun] -shake secouer[Verb] -shakedown lit de fortune[Noun] -shaken secoue/[Adjective] -shaky tremblant[Adjective] -shaman chaman[Noun] -shamanism chamanisme[Noun] -shampoo shampooing -shampoos shampooings -sheep agnis[Noun] -sheepherder pastor[Noun] -ship ba^teau -ship navire[Noun] -shit merde[Noun] -sick malade[Adverb] -silver argent[Adjective] -sing chanter[Verb] -singer chanteur[Noun] -sink couler[Verb] -six six[Adverb] -sixteen seize[Adverb] -sixteenth seizie\me[Adjective] -sixties les anne/es soixante (f)[Noun] -sixty soixante[Adverb] -sixtyfold soixante fois[Adverb] -size taille (f), dimension (f)[Noun] -skate patin (m)[Noun] -skateboard planche a\ roulettes (f)[Noun] -skateboarder planchiste (m)[Noun] -skateboarding faire de la planche a\ roulettes[Verb] -skateboards planches a\ roulettes (f)[Noun] -skater patineur (m), patineuse (f)[Noun] -skaters patineurs (m), patineuses (f)[Noun] -skates patins (m)[Noun] -skating patinage (m)[Noun] -skill Habilete/[Noun] -skilled habile[Adjective] -skilless maladroit[Adjective] -skillful adroit[Adjective] -skills talents[Noun] -sky ciel[Noun] -skylark rossignol[Noun] -skyscraper gratte-ciel[Noun] -snout groin[Noun] -snow neige[Noun] -snowball boule de neige[Noun] -snowflake flocon de neige -snowman bonhomme de neige[Noun] -snowstorm tempe^te de neige[Noun] -software logiciel[Noun] -sorrel oseille[Noun] -sorrily tristement[Adverb] -sorrow tristesse[Noun] -sort trier[Verb] -sorted trié[Adjective] -sorter trieur[Noun] -soul âme[Noun] -spectra pl de spectrum, spectre[Noun] -spectrum Phys: spectre; Fig: gamme (de produit)[Noun] -speculate s'interroger, speculer, conjecturer[Verb] -speculation meditation; conjectures ; speculation -staple agrafe[Noun] -stapled agraf/e[Adjective] -stapler agrafeuse[Noun] -staplers agrafeuses[Noun] -staples agrafes[Noun] -star e/toile[Noun] -stars e/toiles[Noun] -start de/part[Noun] -stifled e/touffe/ -strength force[Noun] -stupid Stupide[Adjective] -subject asignatura[Noun] -succeed re/ussir[Verb] -success re/ussite/[Noun] -sun soleil[Noun] -sunbathe se bronzer[Verb] -sunny ensoleille/[Adjective] -suppressed e/touffe/ -suspect soupc,onner[Verb] -swear jurer ; preter serment[Verb] -tab happy[Adjective] -tab sortir[Verb] -tabernacle tabernacle[Noun] -table table[Noun] -tableau tableau[Noun] -tableaus tableaux[Noun] -tableaux tableaux[Noun] -tablecloth nappe[Noun] -tablecloths nappes[Noun] -tables tables[Noun] -tablet comprime/[Noun] -tablets comprime/s[Noun] -taboo tabou[Noun] -taboos tabous[Noun] -tachometer tachyme\tre[Noun] -tachometers tachyme\tres[Noun] -tacit tacite[Adjective] -tail queue (of animal)[Noun] -tailor tailleur[Noun] -tailored fait sur mesure[Adjective] -tailors tailleurs[Noun] -tails queues[Noun] -task tâche[Noun] -tasks tâches[Noun] -taste goût[Noun] -tasted goûté[Verb] -tasteless insipide[Adjective] -tear accroc[Noun] -tear de/chirer[Verb] -tear de/chirure[Noun] -tear larme[Noun] -teardrop larme[Noun] -tearful tout en pleurs[Adjective] -tearfully en pleurant[Adverb] -tearfully les larmes aux yeux[Adverb] -teargas gaz lacrymoge\ne[Noun] -tearjerker me/lo[Noun] -tearless avec yeux secs[Adjective] -tearless sans larmes[Adjective] -tearoom salon de the/[Noun] -tears de/chirures[Noun] -tears larmes[Noun] -tearstained barbouille/ de larmes[Adjective] -tearstained portant des traces de larmes[Adjective] -tease taquin[Noun] -tease taquiner[Verb] -tease tourmenter[Verb] -teasel carde\re[Noun] -teaser question dificile[Noun] -teaser taquin[Noun] -teases excite[Verb] -teases taquine[Verb] -teases taquins[Noun] -teasing railleur[Adjective] -teasing taquinerie[Noun] -teasingly d'un ton railleur[Adverb] -teasingly pour taquiner[Verb] -teaspoon cuille\re a\ cafe/[Noun] -teaspoon cuiller a\ cafe/[Noun] -teaspoonful cuillere/e a\ cafe/[Noun] -teat bout de sein[Noun] -teat mamelon[Noun] -teat tette[Noun] -teat trayon[Noun] -teatime l'heure du the/[Noun] -teats mamelons[Noun] -teats tettes[Noun] -ten dix[Adverb] -tendencies tendances (f)[Noun] -tendency tendance (f)[Noun] -tenderfoot visage pa^le (m)[Noun] -tenderly tendrement[Adverb] -thence de la\[Adverb] -thence pour cette raison[Adverb] -thenceforth de\s lors[Adverb] -thenceforward de\s lors[Adverb] -theocracy the/ocratie[Noun] -theocratic the/ocratique[Adjective] -theodolite the/odolite[Noun] -theologian the/ologien[Noun] -theologians the/ologiens -theological the/ologique[Adjective] -theologically the/ologiquement[Adverb] -theology the/ologie[Noun] -theorem the/ore\me[Noun] -theorems the/ore\mes[Noun] -theoretical the/ore/tique[Adjective] -theoretical the/orique[Adjective] -theoretically the/oriquement[Adverb] -theoretician the/oricien[Noun] -theoretician the/oricienne[Noun] -theoreticians the/oriciennes[Noun] -theoreticians the/oriciens[Noun] -theories the/ories[Noun] -theorist the/oricien[Noun] -theorist the/oricienne[Noun] -theorists the/oriciennes[Noun] -theorists the/oriciens[Noun] -theorize the/oriser[Verb] -thief voleur[Noun] -though cependant, pourtant[Adverb] -though quoique , bien que[Conjunction] -thought pensee,idee[Noun] -thought reflexion; intention, dessein[Noun] -thoughtful pensif, meditatif, reveur[Adjective] -thoughtful serieux, reflechi, prudent[Adjective] -thoughtfully pensivement[Adverb] -thoughtfulness meditation, recueillement[Adjective] -thoughtless irreflechi, etourdi[Adjective] -thoughtlessly etourdiment, a la legere, sans reflexion[Adverb] -thoughtlessness irreflexon, etourderie[Noun] -thousand mille, millier[Noun] -thousandth millieme[Noun] -thrash ecraser qn, rouer qn de coup, [Verb] -thrash se debattre, se demener[Verb] -thread enfiler (une aiguille); se faufiler ; fileter[Verb] -thread filament, fil de soie[Noun] -thread Filet, pas de vis [Noun] -threadbare elime, rape, use[Adjective] -threat menace[Noun] -threaten menacer[Verb] -threatening menacant[Adjective] -threateningly d'un ton menacant[Adverb] -three trois[Article] -tigress tiger[Noun] -today au'jour d'hui[Noun] -toe doigt a pied[Noun] -tradition tradition[Noun] -traditional traditional[Adjective] -trail piste[Noun] -train train[Noun] -trainee stagiare[Noun] -trainer encadreur[Noun] -traitor trai^tre[Noun] -transaction transaction[Noun] -transalpine transalpin[Adjective] -transcribe transcrire[Verb] -transfer transfert[Noun] -translate traduire[Verb] -translation traduction[Noun] -translator traducteur[Noun] -transmit transmettre[Verb] -tree arbre[Noun] -truck camion -two deux[Article] -ubiquitous omnipre/sent[Adjective] -ubiquity ubiquite/[Noun] -udder pis[Noun] -ugh pouah -uglier plus laid[Adjective] -ugliest le plus laid[Adjective] -uglify enlaidir[Verb] -uglily laidement -ugliness laideur[Noun] -ugly laid[Adjective] -ukulele guitare hawai.enne[Noun] -ulcer ulce\re[Noun] -ulcerate ulce/rer[Verb] -ulcerated ulce/reux[Adjective] -ulceration ulce/ration[Noun] -ulcerative ulce/ratif[Adjective] -ulna cubitus[Noun] -ultimo du mois dernier[Adverb] -unemployment chomage[Noun] -vacant (room, seat) libre; (stare) vague; (post) vacant[Adjective] -vacate quitter[Verb] -vacation vacances[Noun] -vaccinate vacciner[Verb] -vaccinated vacciner -vacuum vide; (vacuum cleaner) aspirateur [masc] [Noun] -vacuumed passer a\ l'aspirateur[Verb] -vagina vagin (masc.)[Noun] -vagrant vagabond(e) [m(f)][Noun] -vague vague; (outline, photograph) flou; (absent minded) distrait[Adjective] -vain (hope) vain; (promise) vide; (conceited) vaniteux, [f] -euse [Adjective] -wacky drole[Adjective] -wag remuer[Verb] -walnut la noix[Noun] -warehouse entrepot -warehouse entrepôt[Noun] -warehouses entrepôts[Noun] -wash laver[Verb] -weep pleurer[Verb] -weeping pleurs[Noun] -weeping qui pleure[Adjective] -weeps pleure[Verb] -weepy larmoyant[Adjective] -weepy me/lo[Noun] -weevil charanc,on[Noun] -weft trame[Noun] -weigh mesurer[Verb] -weigh peser[Verb] -weighing pese/e[Noun] -weighings pese/es[Noun] -weighs pe\se[Verb] -weight poids[Noun] -weighted leste/[Adjective] -weighted ponde/re/[Adjective] -weightily avec force[Adverb] -weightily puissamment[Adverb] -weighting lestage[Noun] -weighting plombage[Noun] -weightless e/tat d'apesanteur[Adjective] -weightlessness apesanteur[Noun] -weights attache un poids a\[Verb] -weights se/rie de poids[Noun] -weighty lourd[Adjective] -weighty pesant[Adjective] -weir barrage[Noun] -weird bizarre[Adjective] -weird e/trange[Adjective] -weirdie excentrique[Noun] -weirdies excentriques[Noun] -weirdly e/trangement[Adverb] -weirdness caracte\re e/trange[Noun] -weirdness e/trangete/ inquie/tante[Noun] -weirdo excentrique[Noun] -weirdos excentriques[Noun] -weirs barrages[Noun] -welcome agre/able[Adjective] -welcome bienvenu[Adjective] -welcome bienvenue[Noun] -welcome souhaiter la bienvenue a\[Verb] -where ou\[Adjective] -window la fene^tre[Noun] -window le guichet [tickets, etc.] -windowpane la glace[Noun] -windowpanes les glaces -windows les fene^tres -windshield le parebrise[Noun] -windstorm la tempe^te[Noun] -windup remonter[Verb] -wine le vin[Noun] -wineglass le verre de vin[Noun] -winegrower le vigneron[Noun] -winemaker l'encaveur (m)[Noun] -winemaking la vinification[Noun] -winepress le pressoir[Noun] -wines les vins[Noun] -winey vineux (-se)[Adjective] -wing l'aile (f)[Noun] -winglet l'aileron (m)[Noun] -wink un clin d'oeil[Noun] -winter l'hiver (m) -wipe essuyer -wire fil me/tallique, fil de fer[Noun] -wire telegramme[Noun] -wire telegraphier ; faire l'installation electrique[Verb] -wired branche , sonorise[Adjective] -wireless sans fil[Adjective] -wiring installation electrique[Noun] -wiry raide, rude ; maigre et nerveux -wisdom sagesse[Noun] -wise sage, prudent, savant[Adjective] -wisecrack astuce, sarcasme[Noun] -wisely sagement, prudement[Adverb] -wiser plus sage[Adjective] -wish desir, souhait[Noun] -wish desirer, souhaiter qch[Verb] -wishbone brechet[Noun] -wishes pl de wish, desir[Noun] -wishful that's wishfull thinking (on your part ): tu te fais des illusions[Adjective] -witch sorcie\re[Noun] -witches sorcie\res[Noun] -with avec[Conjunction] -withdraw retirer[Verb] -withdraw se retirer [intr] -without sans -witness te/moigner[Verb] -witness te/moin[Noun] -witnesses te/moins[Noun] -wolverine le carcajou[Noun] -wolverine le glouton[Noun] -world le monde[Noun] -worldwide mondial[Adjective] -xenophobe xe/nophobe[Noun] -xenophobia xénophobie[Noun] -xenophobic xe/nophobe[Adjective] -xerographic xe/rographique[Adjective] -xylem xyle\me[Noun] -xylene xyle\ne[Noun] -xylophone xylophone[Noun] -xylophones xylophone[Noun] -xylophonist joueur (joueuse) de xylophone[Noun] -xylose xylose[Noun] -xylotomic xylotomique[Adjective] -yacht yacht[Noun] -yachting yachting[Noun] -yachtsman yachtsman -yak yack[Noun] -yam patate douce[Noun] -yank tirer d'un coup sec[Verb] -yap japper[Verb] -yard yard (3 ft)[Noun] -yardstick mesure[Noun] -yarn fil[Noun] -yawn bâillement[Noun] -yawn bâiller[Verb] -yawning ba^illement[Noun] -yeah ouais! -year année[Noun] -yearbook annuaire[Noun] -yearlong annuel[Noun] -yearly annuel(le)[Adjective] -yearly annuellement[Adverb] -yearn désirer[Verb] -yearning de/sir[Noun] -yearningly de/sireux[Adjective] -years années[Noun] -yeast levure[Noun] -yell hurlement[Noun] -yell hurler[Verb] -yellow jaune[Adjective] -yellowed jauni[Adjective] -yellowing jaunissant[Adjective] -yellowish jauna^tre[Adjective] -yes oui -yesterday hier[Noun] -yet encore[Adverb] -yew if[Noun] -yield produire[Verb] -yoga yoga[Noun] -yoghurt yaourt[Noun] -yogurt yaourt[Noun] -yoke joug[Noun] -yolk jaune d'oeuf[Noun] -you (formal and/or plural) vous[Pronoun] -you (informal and singular) tu[Pronoun] -young jeune[Adjective] -younger plus jeune[Adjective] -youngster jeune[Noun] -youth jeunesse[Adjective] -youthful juvénile[Adjective] -yuppie yuppie[Noun] -zabaglione sabayon[Noun] -zany dingue[Adjective] -zazen zazen[Noun] -zeal zèle[Noun] -zealous zélé(e)[Adjective] -zebra zèbre[Noun] -zenith zénith[Noun] -zero zero[Noun] -zero zéro -zest piquant[Noun] -zigzag zigzaguer[Verb] -zinc zinc[Noun] -zipper fermeture[Noun] -zodiac zodiaque[Noun] -zodiac zondiaque[Noun] -zone zone[Noun] -zone zone[Noun] -zoo zoo[Noun] -zoology zoologie[Noun] -zoom aller en trombe[Verb] -zucchini courgette[Noun] diff --git a/Italian.txt b/Italian.txt deleted file mode 100644 index c279e91..0000000 --- a/Italian.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,5160 +0,0 @@ -########################################################################### -#Copyright 1999 The Internet Dictionary Project/Tyler Chambers -#http://www.june29.com/IDP/ -#This file is free to use and modify. 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-abasements degradazioni -abaser degradante -abases degrada -abash confondere -abash sconcertare[Verb] -abashed confuso -abashed sconcertato -abashed imbarazzato[Adjective] -abashes confusi -abashing confondente -abashing sconcertante -abashment confusione -abashment sconcerto -abasing degradante -abate porre fine a -abate ridurre -abate ridurre, diminuire[Verb] -abated ridotto -abated diminuito[Verb] -abatement abolizione -abatement riduzione -abatements riduzioni -abater riducente -abates riduzioni -abating riducente -abatis barricata -abatises barricate -abattoir macello -abattoir mattatoio -abaxial fuori asse -abbacy abbazia -abbacy funzioni dell'abate -abbas abate[Noun] -abbe abate -abberations aberrazioni[Noun] -abberrations aberrazioni -abbey abbazia -abbey badia -abbeys abbazie -abbeys badie -abbot abate -abbots abati -abbreviate abbreviare -abbreviated abbreviato m. abbreviata f. -abbreviates abbrevia[Verb] -abbreviating abbreviando -abbreviation abbreviazione -abbreviations abbreviazioni -abbreviator abbreviatore -abdicable abdicabile[Adjective] -abdicate abdicare -abdicated abdicato -abdication abdicazione -abdicator abdicatore[Noun] -abdomen addome -abdomens addomi -abdominal addominale -abdominally addominalmente -abduce addurre -abduced addotto -abducens adducente -abducent abduttore[Adjective] -abducentes adducenti[Noun] -abducing adducente[Noun] -abduct sequestrare -abduct rapire[Verb] -abducted sequestrato -abducted rapito/a/i/e[Adjective] -abducting asportando[Verb] -abduction sequestro -abductions sequestri -abductor sequestratore -abductor rapitore[Noun] -abductors adduttori -abductors rapitori[Adjective] -abducts adduce[Verb] -abducts rapisce[Adjective] -abducts rapisce[Verb] -abeam per traverso[Adverb] -abecedarian abbecedario -abed a letto -aberrance aberranza[Noun] -aberrancy aberrazione -aberrant aberrante -aberrantly anormalmente[Adverb] -aberrate aberrare[Verb] -aberrated deviato[Adverb] -aberration aberrazione -aberrational aberrazionale[Adjective] -aberrations aberrazioni -abet favoreggiare[Verb] -abetment favoreggiamento[Noun] -abets favoreggia[Verb] -abetted rendutosi complice[Verb] -abetted avere favoreggiato[Verb] -abetter favoreggiatore[Noun] -abetting rendersi complice[Verb] -abetting favoreggiando[Adjective] -abettor complice[Noun] -abettor favoreggiatore[Noun] -abeyance sospensione temporanea -abeyant giacente, sospendente[Noun] -abhor detestare -abhor aborrire[Verb] -abhorred aborrito[Verb] -abhorred avere aborrito -abhorrence avversione -abhorrent avverso -abhorrent detestabile[Adjective] -abhorrently odiosamente[Adverb] -abhorrently detestabilmente[Adverb] -abhorrer colui che aborrisce[Noun] -abhorring aborrendo[Verb] -abhors aborrisce[Verb] -abidance osservanza -abide restare[Verb] -abide tenere fede a -abide attenersi a, rimanere fidele a[Verb] -abided attenuto[Verb] -abided rimasto fidele a[Verb] -abider colui che persevera[Noun] -abides si attiene[Verb] -abides rimane fidele a[Adjective] -abiding persistente -abidingly pertinacemente[Adverb] -abilities abilita' -ability abilita' -abiogenesis abiogenesi -abiogenetic abiogenetico -abiogenetical abiogenetico[Adjective] -abiogenetically abiogeneticamente[Adverb] -abiogenist abiogenetista[Noun] -abiological abiologico -abiologically abiologicamente -abiotic abiotico -abiotically abioticamente -abject spregevole -abjection abiezione -abjections abioezioni -abjectly in modo abietto -abjectness abiettitudine -abjuration abiura -abjure abiurare -abjured abiurato -abjurer abiuratore[Noun] -abjures abiura -abjuring abiurando[Verb] -ablate asportare[Verb] -ablated asportato[Adjective] -ablates asporta[Verb] -ablating asportando[Verb] -ablation ablazione -ablative ablativo -ablatively ablativamente[Adverb] -ablaut armonia vocalica[Noun] -ablaut apofonia[Noun] -ablaze splendente -ablaze in fiame[Adjective] -able abile -able capace -able sperto[Adjective] -abler piu' abile -ablest il piu' abile -abloom in fiore -abluted lavatosi[Adjective] -ablution abluzione -ablutionary addetto all'abluzione[Noun] -ablutions abluzioni -ably abilmente -abnegate negarsi -abnegates abnega[Verb] -abnegation abnegazione -abnegator abnegatore[Noun] -abnormal anormale -abnormalities anomalie -abnormality anomalia -abnormalize annormalizzare[Verb] -abnormalizes annormalizza[Verb] -abnormally in modo normale -abnormally in momo anormale -abnormally in modo anormale[Adverb] -aboard a bordo -abode residenza -abode abitazione, dimora[Noun] -abodes residenze -abodes abitazioni, dimore[Noun] -aboil bollente -abolish abolire -abolishable distruggibile -abolished abolito[Verb] -abolisher abolitore -abolishers abolizionisti[Noun] -abolishers abolitori[Noun] -abolishes distruggere -abolishes abolisce[Verb] -abolishing distruggendo -abolishment abolizione -abolition abolizione -abolitionary abolizionario[Noun] -abolitionism abolizionismo -abolitionist abolizionista -abolitionists abolizionisti -abolitionize fare abolire[Verb] -abolitionizes fa abolire[Verb] -abomasal abomasale[Adjective] -abominable abominevole -abominably abominevolmente[Adverb] -abominate abominare -abomination abominazione -abominations abominazioni -abominator colui che abomina[Noun] -abominators coloro che abominano[Noun] -aboral aborale[Adjective] -aborally aboralmente[Adjective] -aboriginal aborigeno -aboriginally originariamente[Adverb] -aborigine aborigeno[Noun] -aborigines aborigeni -abort abortire -aborted abortito -aborter abortista[Noun] -abortifacient abortivo[Adjective] -aborting abortendo[Noun] -abortion aborto -abortionist abortista -abortionists abortisti -abortions aborti -abortive abortivo -abortively abortivamente[Adverb] -abortiveness insuccesso[Noun] -aborts aborti[Noun] -abound abbondare -abounded abbondato -abounding abbondando[Verb] -abounds abbondanda[Verb] -about circa -above sopra -aboveboard leale -aboveground in superficie[Noun] -abovementioned sudetto -abracadabra abracadabra -abradant abrasivo[Noun] -abrade raschiare -abraded raschiato -abrades irrita[Verb] -abrading irritante[Adjective] -abrasion abrasione -abrasions abrasioni -abrasive abrasivo -abrasively abrasivo[Adjective] -abrasiveness abrasività[Adjective] -abrasives abrasivi -abreaction abreazione[Noun] -abreast fianco a fianco -abridge abbreviare -abridged abbreviato -abridgement riassunto -abridges accorcia[Verb] -abridging limitante[Adjective] -abridgment edizione ridotta[Noun] -abroach forato -abroad all'estero -abrogate abrogare -abrogated abrogato -abrogates abrogati[Adjective] -abrogating abrogando[Verb] -abrogation abrogazione -abrupt improvviso -abruption improvviso distacco -abruptly improvvisamente -abruptness precipitazione -abscess ascesso -abscesses ascessi[Noun] -abscise ascissa[Noun] -abscised ascisso[Adjective] -abscissa ascissa -abscissae ascissa -abscissas ascissa -abscission recissioe -abscond scappare -absconded scappato -absconder latitante[Noun] -absconding in fuga[Adjective] -absconds fugge[Verb] -absence assenza -absences assenze -absent assente -absented assentato[Verb] -absentee assente -absenteeism assenteismo -absentees assenti -absentia absence, vacancy[Noun] -absenting assentandosi[Verb] -absently distrattamente[Adverb] -absentminded distratto -absentmindedly sovrappensiero[Adverb] -absentmindedness distrazione[Noun] -absents assenti -absinth assenzio -absinthe assenzio -absolute assoluto -absolutely assolutamemte -absoluteness assolutezza[Noun] -absolutes assoluti -absolution assoluzione -absolutism assolutismo -absolutist assoltista -absolutistic assolutistico[Adjective] -absolve assolvere -absolved assolto -absolving assolvente[Adjective] -absorb assorbire -absorbability capacita' di venire assorbito -absorbable assorbibile[Adjective] -absorbance assorbanza[Noun] -absorbancy assorbanza[Noun] -absorbant assorbente -absorbed assorbito -absorbency assorbenza[Noun] -absorbent assorbente -absorber chi assorbe -absorbing assorbente, assorbendo[Verb] -absorbs assorbe (he, she,it) present tense[Verb] -absorbtions assorbimenti[Noun] -absorption assorbimento[Noun] -absorptive assorbente -abstain astenersi -abstained astenuto -abstainer chi si astiene -abstemious astemio -abstention astensione -abstentions astensioni -abstinence astinenza -abstinent astinente -abstract estrarre -abstract v: astrarre n,adj: astratto -abstracted distratto -abstractedness astrattezza[Noun] -abstraction estrazione -abstractionism asrattismo -abstractionist astrattista -abstractionists astrattisti -abstractions estrazioni -abstruse astruso -abstruseness astrusita' -absurd assurdo -absurdities assurdita\[Noun] -absurdity assurdita' -absurdly assurdamente[Adverb] -absurdness assurdita\[Noun] -abundance abbondanza[Noun] -abundant abbondante -abundantly abbondantemente -abusable abusabile[Adjective] -abuse abusare -abused abusato -abuses abusi -abusing abusando[Verb] -abusive offensivo -abusively abusivamente -abusiveness illegalita' -abut fare capo a -abutment appoggio -abutments appoggi -abysmal abissale -abyss abisso -abyssal abissale -abysses abissi -acacia acacia -academia accademia[Noun] -academic accademico -academical accademico -academically accademicamente[Adverb] -academician accademico -academicism accademicismo[Noun] -academies accademie[Noun] -academy accademia -acanthus acanto -accede accedere -acceded consentito -accelerando accelerando[Verb] -accelerate accelerare -accelerated accelerato -accelerates accelera (3rd person-simple tense)[Verb] -accelerating accelerando -acceleratingly accelerando[Adverb] -acceleration accelerazione -accelerations accelerazioni -accelerative accelerativo -accelerator acceleratore -accelerators acceleratori -accelerometer accelerometro -accelerometers accelerometro[Noun] -accent accento -accented accentato -accents accenti -accentual accentuativa -accentuate accentuare -accentuated accentuato -accentuation accentuazione -accept accettare -acceptability accettabilita/ -acceptable accettabile -acceptableness accettabilita/ -acceptance accettazione -acceptances accettazioni -acceptation accettazione -accepted accettato -acceptor accettante -acceptors accettanti -access accesso -accessary accessorio -accessibility accessibilita/ -accessible accessibile -accession entrata -accessions entrate -accessories accessori -accessors accessori[Noun] -accessory accessori -acciaccatura acciaccatura -accidence morfologia -accident incidente -accidental accidentale -accidentally accidentalmente[Adverb] -accipiter falco[Noun] -acclaim acclamar -acclaimed acclamato -acclamation acclamazione -acclimate acclimatare -acclimated acclimatato -acclimatization acclimazione -acclimatize acclimare -acclimatized acclimatizzato -acclivity pendio -accolade accollata -accommodate alloggiare -accommodated alloggiato -accommodation accomodamento/alloggio[Noun] -accommodative accomodante -accompanied accompagnato -accompaniment accompagnamento[Noun] -accompanist accompagnatore -accompanists accompagnatori[Noun] -accompany accompagnare -accompanyist accompagnatore[Noun] -accompanyists accompagnatori[Noun] -accomplice complice -accomplices complici -accomplish compiere -accomplished compiuto -accomplishment compimento -accomplishments compimenti -accord accordare -accordance concordanza -accordances concordanze -accordant conforme -accorded accordato -according secondo che -accordingly in conformita/ -accordion fisarmonica -accost avvicinare -accosts approcci -account conto -accountabilities responsabilita/ -accountability responsabilita/ -accountable responsabile -accountableness responsabilita/ -accountably spiegabilmente -accountant contabile -accountants contabili -accountantship lavoro di contabile -accounting contabilita/ -accouter equipaggiare[Verb] -accouterments buffetteria[Noun] -accredit accreditare -accreditation accreditamento -accredited accreditato -accrete concrescere -accretion concrescenza -accrue risultare -accrued risultato -accumulate accumulare -accumulated accumulato -accumulation accumulazione -accumulative accumulativo -accumulator accumulatore[Noun] -accumulators accumulatori -accuracies accuratezze -accuracy accuratezza -accurate accurato -accursed maledetto -accurst maledetto[Adjective] -accusal accusa -accusation accusa[Noun] -accusative accusativo -accuse accusare -accused accusato -accuser accusatore -accustom abituare -accustomed abituato -ace asso -acephalous acefalo -acerb acerbo[Adjective] -acerbic acerbo, acido[Adjective] -acerbity acerbita/ -acervate acervato -acetate acetato -acetic acetico -acetification acetificazione -acetify acetificare -acetone acetone -acetous acetoso -acetylene acetilene -ache dolere -achievable raggiungibile -achieve compiere, conseguire[Verb] -achievement realizzazione/successo[Noun] -achievements risultato -achromatic acromatico -achromatize acromatizzare -acid acido -acidic acido[Adjective] -acidification acidificazione -acidify acidificare -acidimeter acidimetro -acidimeters acidimetri -acidity acidita/ -acidly acidamente -acids acido -acidulate acidulare -acidulous acidulo -acinus acino -acknowledge riconoscere -acknowledgement riconoscimento -acknowledgements riconoscimenti -acknowledgment riconoscimento / ricevuta[Noun] -acme acme -acne acne -acock alla sgherra -acolyte accolito -acolytes accoliti -acorn ghianda -acorns ghiande -acoustic acustico -acquaint informare -acquaintance conoscenza -acquaintances conoscenze -acquaintanceship conoscenza -acquiesce essere acquiescente -acquiescence acquiescenza -acquiescent acquiescente -acquirable acquistabile -acquire acquisire -acquired acquisito -acquirement acquisizioni -acquisition acquisizione[Noun] -acquisitive desideroso di acquistare -acquit assolvere -acquittal assoluzione -acquittals assoluzioni -acquittance remissione -acre acro -acreage ruperficie in acri -acrid acre -acridity acredine -acrimonious aspro -acrimony acrimonia -acrobat acrobata -acrobatic acrobatico -acrobatics acrobazie -acronym acronimo[Noun] -across attraverso -acrostic acrostico -act atto -acting rappresentazione -actinic attinico[Adjective] -action azione -actionable giuridicamente tutelabile -activate attivare -activated attivato -active attivo -activism attivismo -activist attivista -activity attivita' -actor attore -actors attori -actress attrice -actresses attrici -actual reale -actuality realta/ -actualization realizzazione -actualizations realizzazioni -actualize concretare, realizzare[Verb] -actually realmente -actuarial attuariale -actuary attuario[Noun] -actuate mettere in azione[Verb] -actuation messa in moto -acuity acutezza -aculeate aculeato -acumen acume -acuminate acuminato -acumination aguzzamento -acupuncture agopuntura[Noun] -acute acuto -acutely acutamente[Adverb] -acuteness acutezza -acyclic non ciclico[Adjective] -ad avviso / inserzione[Noun] -adage adagio -adagio adagio -adamant diamante -adamantine adamantino -adapt adattare -adaptability adattabilita' -adaptable adattabile -adaptation adattamento -add aggiungere[Verb] -addend addendo -addenda aggiunta -adder vipera -addict assuefare -addicted essere assuefatto -addiction tossicomania[Noun] -addition addizione -additional aggiuntivo -additions addizioni -additive additivo -addle guasto -address indirizzo -addressee destinatario -addresser mittente -addressers mittenti -adduce addurre -adducible adducibile -adductor adduttore -adenoid adenoide -adept abile -adequacy adeguatezza -adequate adeguato -adhere aderire -adhered aderito -adherence aderenza -adherences aderenze -adherent aderente[Noun] -adhesion adesione -adhesions adesioni -adhesive adesivo[Noun] -adhesives adesivi[Noun] -adiabatic adiabatico[Adjective] -adieu addio -adieux ciao, addio -adios ciao, addio -adipose adiposo[Adjective] -adiposity obesita[Noun] -adjacencies adiacenze -adjacency adiacenza -adjacent adiacente -adjectival aggettivale -adjective aggettivo -adjectives aggettivi -adjoin essere vicino -adjoining adiacente -after dopo[Adverb] -afternoon pomeriggio[Noun] -afternoons pomeriggi[Noun] -aftershave dopobarba[Noun] -aftershock scossa successiva alla principale[Noun] -aftershocks scosse successive alla principale[Noun] -age eta'[Noun] -aim scopo[Noun] -aimed intenzionato[Verb] -aimless senza scopo[Adjective] -ain't non e\[Verb] -air aria[Noun] -airbag airbag[Noun] -aircraft velivolo[Noun] -aircrafts velivoli[Noun] -aircrew equipaggio[Noun] -airfreight carico[Noun] -airline compagnia aerea[Noun] -albedo albedo[Noun] -albeit sebbene[Conjunction] -alcazar alcazar[Noun] -alchemic alchemico[Adjective] -alchemical alchemico[Adjective] -alchemist alchimista[Noun] -alchemistic alchimistico[Adjective] -alchemistical alchimistico[Adjective] -alchemy alchimia[Noun] -alcohol alcool[Noun] -alcoholic alcolico[Adjective] -alcoholically alcolicamente[Adverb] -alcoholism alcolismo[Noun] -algebra algebra[Noun] -algebraic algebrico[Adjective] -algebraically algebricamente[Adverb] -algorithms algoritmi[Noun] -alibi alibi[Noun] -alibis alibi[Noun] -alidade alidada[Noun] -alien alieno[Adjective] -alienability alienabilità[Noun] -alienable alienabile[Adjective] -alienage alienazione[Noun] -alienate alienare[Verb] -alienated alienato[Adjective] -alienating alienante[Adjective] -alienation alienazione[Noun] -align allineare[Verb] -aligned allineato[Adjective] -alignment allineamento[Noun] -alimentary alimentare[Adjective] -aliphatic alifatico[Adjective] -alive vivo[Adjective] -alkaline alcalino[Adjective] -alkalinity alcalinità[Noun] -alkalinization alcalinizzazione[Noun] -alkalinize alcalinizzare[Verb] -alkaloid alcaloide[Noun] -allegoric allegorico[Adjective] -allegorical allegorico[Adjective] -allegorically allegoricamente[Adverb] -allegoricalness allegoricità[Noun] -allegretto allegretto[Noun] -allegro allegro[Noun] -allele allele[Noun] -allelic allelico[Adjective] -allergen allergene[Noun] -allergenic allergenico[Adjective] -allergic allergico[Adjective] -allergy allergia[Noun] -alleviate alleviare[Verb] -alleviated alleviato[Adjective] -alliance alleanza[Noun] -allied alleato[Noun] -alligator alligatore[Noun] -alliterate allitterare[Verb] -alliteration allitterazione[Noun] -amazing stupefacente[Adjective] -americium america -amulet amuleto[Noun] -amusement divertimento -amusing divertente[Adjective] -an un, uno,una[Article] -anachronisms anacronismo[Noun] -anachronistic anacronistico[Adjective] -analysis analisi[Noun] -analyst analista[Noun] -analysts analisti[Noun] -analyze analizzare[Verb] -analyzed analizzato[Verb] -analyzer analizzatore[Noun] -analyzers analizzatori[Noun] -anarchic anarchico[Adjective] -anarchist anarchico[Noun] -anarchy anarchia[Noun] -anathema anatema[Noun] -anatomical anatomico[Noun] -anatomically anatomico[Adverb] -and e -apple mela[Noun] -appointment appuntamento[Noun] -arc arco[Noun] -arcade 1 arcata; portico, porticato 2 galleria (con negozi)[Noun] -arcane arcano[Adjective] -arch arco; arcata[Noun] -arch 1 v.tr congiungere con un arco; costruire ad arco 2 inarcare v.intr inarcarsi[Verb] -arch birichino, malizioso, furbetto[Adjective] -archaic arcaico[Adjective] -archaism arcaismo[Noun] -archangel arcangelo[Noun] -archbishop arcivescovo[Noun] -archbishopric arcivescovado[Noun] -archdeacon arcidiacono[Noun] -archdeaconate arcidiaconato[Noun] -archdiocesan arcidiocesano[Noun] -archdiocese arcidiocesi[Noun] -archdioceses arcidiocesi[Noun] -archducal arciducale[Adjective] -archduchess arciduchessa[Noun] -archduke arciduca[Noun] -ass culo[Noun] -assemble assemblare[Verb] -assembled assemblato[Adjective] -assembler assemblatore[Noun] -assess valutare[Verb] -assessed valutato[Verb] -assesses valuta[Verb] -assessment valutazione -assessments valutazioni -assessor assessore[Noun] -assessors assessori[Noun] -asshole stronzo[Noun] -assiduity assiduità -assiduous assiduo -assign assegnare -assist assistere -assistance assistenza -assistances assistenze -assistant assistente -at presso[Conjunction] -b B[Noun] -babbitt Babbitt -babble balbettamento -babble chiacchiera -babbled balbettato; cianciato[Adjective] -babblement balbettamento[Noun] -babbler chiacchierone -babbling chiacchierio -babe bambola -babe pupa -babes bambole -babes pupe -babies bambini -baboon babbuino -baboonish da babbuino; sciocco[Adjective] -babushka fazzoletto per la testa -baby bambino -babyhood infanzia -babyish bambinesco -babysit fare la baby-sitter[Verb] -babysitter babysitter -babysitters bambinaie[Noun] -babysitting guardar bambini[Verb] -baccalaureate maturità -baccarat baccara\ -baccate a forma di bacca -bacchanal baccanale -bacchanalia baccanali -bacchanalian baccanale - festa pagana[Noun] -bacchant baccante -bacchante baccante[Noun] -bacchantes baccanti[Noun] -bacchantic di baccante -bacchic bacchico -bacciferous baccifero -bachelor scapolo -bachelorhood celibato -bachelors scapoli -baci baci[Noun] -bacillar bacillare -bacillary bacillare -bacilli bacilli -bacillus bacillo -bacitracin bacitracina -back dietro -back dorso -back schiena -backache mal di schiena -backaches mali di schiena -backbite calunniare -backbiter calunniatore -backboard parte posteriore[Noun] -backboard retro -backbone colonna vertebrale -backbones colonne vertebrali -backcountry terra di confine -backcourt fondo campo -backcross incrocio tra un ibrido ed un progenitore -backdrop fondale -backdrops fondali; sfondi[Noun] -backed appoggiato, sostenuto[Adjective] -backer panettiere -backer sostenitore -backers panettieri -backfield area di difesa -backfire ritorno di fiamma -backgammon backgammon -background formazione -background sfondo -backgrounds sfondi -backhand rovescio -backhanded ambiguo -backhandedly manrovescio, equivocamente[Adverb] -backing sostegno[Noun] -backlash contraccolpo, ripercussione[Noun] -backless senza schiena o schienale[Adjective] -backlog cumulo di lavoro arretrato[Noun] -backlogs cumuli di lavoro arretrato[Noun] -backpack zaino -backpacks zaini -backpedal tornare sui propri passi[Verb] -backrest schienale -backscatter retrodiffondere[Verb] -backscattered retrodiffuso[Adjective] -backscattering radiazione di ritorno[Noun] -backseat sedile posteriore[Noun] -backset sconfitta; rovescio; vortice[Noun] -backside ano[Noun] -backside deretano[Noun] -backslapper persona che si prende troppa confidenza[Noun] -backslide ricadere nell'errore[Verb] -backslider apostata[Noun] -backspace arretrare[Verb] -backspaces tasti di ritorno[Noun] -backstage che avviene dietro le quinte[Adjective] -backstairs scala di servizio[Noun] -backstay paterasso[Noun] -backstitch punto indietro[Noun] -backstitched ricamato a punto indietro[Adjective] -backstitches punti indietro[Noun] -backstitching ricamo a punto indietro[Noun] -backstroke rovescio (tennis); nuoto a dorso[Noun] -backtrack tornare[Verb] -backtracked tornato[Adjective] -backward indietro -backwardly tardivamente; all'indietro[Adverb] -backwardness arretratezza; riluttanza; timidezza; ottusita/ -backwards indietro -backwash riflusso[Noun] -backwash risacca[Noun] -backwash sgrassare[Verb] -backwater acqua stagnante[Noun] -backwaters acque stagnanti[Noun] -backwood foresta vergine[Noun] -backwoods foreste vergini[Noun] -backwoodsman uomo delle foreste, uomo rozzo[Noun] -backyard cortile -bacon lardo[Noun] -bacteria batteri -bacterial batterico -bactericidal battericida[Adjective] -bactericide battericida -bacterium batterio -bad male -badge distintivo[Noun] -badged segno[Noun] -badger tasso[Noun] -badges distintivi[Noun] -badly malamente -badminton badminton -badness cattiveria; malvagita/[Noun] -baffle eludere; sconcertare[Verb] -baffled sconcertato[Adjective] -baffling sconcertante[Adjective] -bafflingly in modo sconcertante[Adverb] -bag borsa -bagatelle bagatella -bagatelles bagatelle -bagful pieno[Adjective] -baggage bagaglio -bagman commesso viaggiatore[Noun] -bagpipe cornamusa[Noun] -bagpiper suonatore di cornamusa[Noun] -bagpipes cornamuse[Noun] -bags borse -baguette baguette[Noun] -bail cauzione; garanzia[Noun] -bailiff funzionario di tribunale[Noun] -bairn bambino[Noun] -bait esca[Noun] -baited adescato[Adjective] -baits esche[Noun] -bake cuocere -baked cotto -baker panettiere[Noun] -bakeries panetterie[Noun] -bakers panettieri[Noun] -bakery panetteria[Noun] -balalaika balalaica -balalaikas balalaiche[Noun] -balance equilibrio[Noun] -balanced equilibrato[Adjective] -balances equilibri[Noun] -balconies balconi; terrazze[Noun] -balcony balcone -bald calvo[Adjective] -balderdash ciance; frottole[Noun] -baldness calvizie; alopecia[Noun] -bale balla di merce[Noun] -baleful funesto; maligno[Adjective] -balk trave[Noun] -balked frustrato; privato[Adjective] -ball ballo; pallone; palla[Noun] -ballad ballata; canzone popolare[Noun] -ballade ballata; canzone popolare[Noun] -ballast zavorra[Noun] -ballasts zavorre[Noun] -ballerina ballerina -ballerinas ballerine -ballet balletto[Noun] -balletomane maniaco del balletto[Noun] -ballets balletti[Noun] -ballistic balistico[Adjective] -ballistically balisticamente[Adverb] -balloon pallone; aerostato[Noun] -balloonist aeronauta da pallone[Noun] -balloons palloni; aerostati[Noun] -ballot ballottaggio[Noun] -ballroom sala da ballo[Noun] -ballrooms sale da ballo[Noun] -balls balli[Noun] -balm balsamo[Noun] -balms balsami[Noun] -balmy dolce; fragrante; mite; soave[Adjective] -baloney mortadella[Noun] -balsa balsa[Noun] -balsam balsamo - unguento[Noun] -balsamic balsamico[Adjective] -balsams balsami - unguenti[Noun] -baluster balaustro[Noun] -balustrade balaustrata[Noun] -balustrades balaustrate[Noun] -bamboo bambù - canna di bambù[Noun] -bamboos bambu\[Noun] -ban bando; proibizione; censura[Noun] -banal banale -banality banalita' -banally banalmente -banana banana -bananas banane -band banda[Noun] -bandage benda; fasciatura[Noun] -bandages bende; fasciature[Noun] -bandaging fasciatura[Noun] -bandaid cerotto -bandit bandito -banditry brigantaggio[Noun] -bandits banditi -bandmaster capobanda[Noun] -bandoleer bandoliere[Noun] -bandoleers bandolieri[Noun] -bandolier bandoliera[Noun] -bandsman bandista; musicante[Noun] -bandstand palco per banda[Noun] -bandstands palchi per banda[Noun] -bandwagon carro della banda che precede il corteo[Noun] -bandwagons carri della banda che precedono il corteo[Noun] -bandy storto; curvo[Adjective] -bane veleno; flagello; sventura[Noun] -bang colpo; scoppio; rumore improvviso[Noun] -bangle braccialetto[Noun] -bangles braccialetti[Noun] -bangs colpi; scoppi[Noun] -banish bandire; esiliare; scacciare[Verb] -banished bandito; esiliato; scacciato[Adjective] -banishment bando; esilio[Noun] -banister ringhiera[Noun] -banisters ringhiere[Noun] -banjo banjo[Noun] -bank banca; banco[Noun] -banker banchiere[Noun] -bankers banchieri[Noun] -banking bancario[Adjective] -bankrupt bancarotta[Noun] -bankruptcies fallimenti[Noun] -bankruptcy fallimento[Noun] -bankrupted fallito[Adjective] -bankrupts bancarotte[Noun] -banned bandito; esiliato; scacciato[Adjective] -banner vessillo; bandiera[Noun] -banners vessilli; bandiere[Adjective] -banquet banchetto; convito[Noun] -banquets banchetti; conviti[Noun] -banshee fantasma urlante che annuncia la morte[Noun] -banshees fantasmi urlanti[Noun] -bantam pollo piccolissimo; [Noun] -bantamweight peso gallo[Noun] -banter motteggio; canzonatura[Noun] -bantered motteggiato; canzonato[Adjective] -baptism battesimo -baptismal battesimale -baptisms battesimi[Noun] -baptistery battistero[Noun] -baptistries battisteri[Noun] -baptistry battistero[Noun] -baptists battisti[Noun] -baptizable battezzabile[Adjective] -baptize battezzare[Verb] -baptized battezzato[Adjective] -baptizer battista[Noun] -bar barra; ordine degli avvocati[Noun] -barb punta; spina; aculeo[Noun] -barbarian barbaro -barbarianism barbarismo[Noun] -barbarianize barbarizzare[Verb] -barbarianizes barbarismi[Adjective] -barbarians barbari -barbaric barbaro[Adjective] -barbarically barbaramente[Adverb] -barbarism barbarie[Noun] -barbarities barbarie[Noun] -barbarity barbarie[Noun] -barbarization barbarizzazione[Noun] -barbarize barbarizzare[Verb] -barbarous barbaro; crudele[Adjective] -barbarously barbaramente; crudelmente[Adverb] -barbarousness barbarie[Noun] -barbecue barbeque ( mutuated from FRENCH) -barbecued cotto alla brace[Adjective] -barbed spinato; uncinato[Adjective] -barber barbiere[Noun] -barbers barbieri (pl.)[Noun] -barbershop barbieria[Noun] -barbiturate barbiturico[Noun] -barbiturates barbiturici[Noun] -barbwire filo spinato[Noun] -bard bardo[Noun] -bards bardi[Noun] -bare nudo[Adjective] -bareback senza sella[Adjective] -barebacked al pelo[Adjective] -barefaced impudente[Adjective] -barefoot scalzo[Adjective] -bareheaded a capo scoperto[Adjective] -barfly ubriacone[Noun] -bargain affare[Noun] -barge entrare senza chiedere permesso[Verb] -baritonal baritonale[Adjective] -baritone baritono[Noun] -barium bario -bark abbaiare[Verb] -barkeeper barista[Noun] -barleycorn malto[Noun] -barmaid barista[Noun] -barman barista[Noun] -barnacle cirripede[Noun] -barnyard aia[Noun] -barometer barometro -barometers barometri -barometric barometrico[Adjective] -barometrical barometrico[Adjective] -barometrically barometricamente[Adverb] -barometry barometria[Noun] -baron barone -baroness baronessa -baronet baronetto -baronial baronale[Adjective] -barony baronia[Noun] -baroque barocco[Noun] -barrack caserma[Noun] -barrel botte[Noun] -barricade barricata[Noun] -barricades barricate[Noun] -barrier barriera[Noun] -bartender barista[Noun] -barter baratto[Noun] -bartered barattato[Verb] -basal basale[Adjective] -basally basalmente[Adverb] -basalt basalto[Noun] -baseline linea di fondo[Noun] -basement piano interrato[Noun] -bash arrossire[Verb] -bashful timido[Adjective] -bashfully timidamente[Adverb] -basic basico[Adjective] -basically praticamente[Adverb] -basicity basicita\[Noun] -basil basilico[Noun] -basilar basilare[Adjective] -basilisk basilisco[Noun] -basin catino[Noun] -basket cesto[Noun] -basketball pallacanestro[Noun] -bastard bastardo[Adjective] -bastardization bastardizzazione[Noun] -bat pipistrello[Noun] -bateau battello[Noun] -bath bagno[Noun] -bathe bagnare bagnarsi[Verb] -bathroom bagno[Noun] -bathtub vasca da bagno[Noun] -battle battaglia -battlefield campo di battaglia -battlefields campi di battaglia -be essere[Verb] -beach spiaggia -beast bestia -beat picchiare[Verb] -beautiful bel, bella[Adjective] -beauty bellezza -beaux fidanzati[Noun] -became diventato[Verb] -because perché[Adverb] -becomes diventa[Verb] -bed letto -beds letti -bee ape -beer birra -bees api -beeswax cera d'api -before prima[Adverb] -beginner principiante[Noun] -belladonna belladonna -bench panchina -benches panchine -binary binario -bird uccello[Noun] -birthday compleanno[Noun] -bitch puttana,mignotta,baldracca[Noun] -black nero[Adjective] -blackbird il merlo[Noun] -blahs malcolm[Noun] -bleat belare[Verb] -bludgeon mazza -bludgeoned bastonato[Verb] -boat la nave[Noun] -bone osso[Noun] -boneless disossato[Adjective] -bonfire falo\[Noun] -bongo bongo[Noun] -bonsai bonsai[Noun] -book libro -box scatola[Noun] -brand marca[Noun] -brave valoroso[Adjective] -bread pane -breads pani -breakfast prima colazione -breath fiato -breathe respirare -breeze vento ( wind) -bribe bustarella[Noun] -bribe corrompere[Verb] -briber corruttore[Noun] -bribery corruzione[Noun] -brick mattone[Noun] -bride fidanzata -bride sposa[Noun] -bridegroom sposo[Noun] -brides fidanzate -bridge ponte[Noun] -brief breve[Adjective] -brief conciso[Adjective] -briefcase valigetta[Noun] -brood covata; rimuginare (verb) -brother fratello[Noun] -brotherhood fratellanza[Noun] -brotherly fraternamente[Adverb] -brothers fratelli[Noun] -brought portato[Verb] -brown castano -brucellosis brucellosi[Noun] -brutal brutale[Adjective] -brutalities brutalità (plurale) -brutality brutalmente[Adverb] -brutalization brutalizzazione[Noun] -brutalize brutalizzare -brutalized brutalizzato[Verb] -brutalizing brutalizzante[Verb] -brutally brutalmente[Adverb] -bryophyta briofita[Noun] -bryophyte briofite -bucolic bucolico[Adjective] -bucolically bucolicamente[Adverb] -budge spostarsi, spostare,smuovere (fig.)[Verb] -budget bilancio preventivo[Noun] -budgie pappagallino[Noun] -buff color camoscio; appassionato[Adjective] -buffalo bufalo, bisonte[Noun] -buffer respingente, memoria tampone -buffet buffet, servizio ristoro ,[Noun] -buffeted sferzato (to buffet: sferzare)[Verb] -bug insetto, virus, microfono spia( verb): mettere sotto controllo, scocciare[Noun] -build edificio[Noun] -builded edifficato - costruito -eretto[Verb] -builder costruttore -builders costruttori - edificatori -building ufficio -buildings uffici -builds edifici - costruzioni[Noun] -bulldozer bulldozer - ruspa meccanica[Noun] -bulletin bollettino[Noun] -bulletins bollettini (plurale) -bundle Italian translation -bunnies conigli ( rabbits) -bunny coniglio ( rabbit) -burglar ladro -burglars ladri -but ma[Conjunction] -c ci[Noun] -cab tassi -cab taxi[Noun] -cabal intrigo -cabala cabala[Noun] -cabala scienza occulta -cabalism occultismo -cabalist cabalista -cabalist occultista[Noun] -cabalistic cabalistico -caballero cavaliere -cabana capanna -cabanas capanne -cabaret caffe/ concert -cabbage cavolo -cabbages cavoli[Noun] -cabbie vetturino; tassista[Noun] -cabbies vatturini; tassisti[Noun] -cabby tassista[Noun] -cabdriver tassista[Noun] -cabin cabina -cabin rustico[Noun] -cabinet armadietto -cabinet gabinetto[Noun] -cabinetmaker ebanista[Noun] -cabinetmakers ebanisti[Noun] -cabinetmaking ebanisteria[Noun] -cabinets armadietti[Noun] -cabinetwork ebanisteria[Noun] -cabins capanne; baracce[Noun] -cable cavo[Noun] -cabled cablato[Verb] -cablegram cablogramma -cablegrams cablogrammi[Noun] -cables cavi[Noun] -cableway funivia[Noun] -cabling cablando[Verb] -cabman vetturino[Noun] -caboodle tutto quanto[Noun] -caboose cambusa[Noun] -cabotage cabotaggio[Noun] -cabriole saltellare, capriola[Verb] -cabriolet cabriolet[Noun] -cabs taxi[Noun] -cabstand posteggio per i taxi[Noun] -cacao cacao -cacciatore Cacciatore is an Italian word meaning Hunter in English[Noun] -cachalot capodoglio[Noun] -cache cache[Noun] -cachectic cachettico[Adjective] -cached nascosto[Adjective] -cachepot coprivaso[Noun] -caches nascondigli[Noun] -cachet sigillo[Noun] -cachou caucciu\[Noun] -cackle schiamazzo[Noun] -cackler chiacchierone[Adjective] -cackles chiacchiere[Noun] -cacodemon spirito maligno[Noun] -cacographical cacografico[Adjective] -cacography cacografia[Noun] -cacophonist cacofonista[Noun] -cacophonously cacofonicamente[Adverb] -cacophony cacofonia[Noun] -cactus cactus[Noun] -cactuses cacti[Noun] -cad maleducato[Adjective] -cadastral catastale[Adjective] -cadastrally catastalmente[Adverb] -cadastre catasto[Noun] -cadaver cadavere[Noun] -cadaveric cadaverico[Adjective] -cadaverine cadaverina[Noun] -cadaverous cadaverico[Adjective] -cadaverously cadavericamente[Adverb] -caddie carrello[Noun] -caddies carrelli[Noun] -caddis larva, esca[Noun] -caddish maleducato[Adjective] -caddishly maleducatamente[Adverb] -caddishness maleducazione[Noun] -caddy portamazze[Noun] -cadence cadenza[Noun] -cadenced cadenzato[Adjective] -cadences cadenze[Noun] -cadencing cadenzare[Verb] -cadency discendenza da un ramo cadetto -cadent cadente[Adjective] -cadenza cadenza[Noun] -cadet cadetto[Noun] -cadge mendicante[Noun] -cadge mendicare[Verb] -cadger scroccone[Adjective] -cadmium cadmio[Noun] -caduceus caduceo[Noun] -caducity caducita\[Noun] -caducous caduco[Adjective] -cafe caffe\[Noun] -cafes caffe\[Noun] -cafeteria caffetteria[Noun] -cafeterias caffetterie[Noun] -caffeine caffeina[Noun] -caffeinic caffeinico[Adjective] -caftan caffetano[Noun] -cage gabbia[Noun] -caged ingabbiato[Verb] -cages gabbie[Noun] -cagey cauto[Adjective] -cageyness prudenza[Noun] -cahier quaderno[Noun] -cahoots combutta[Noun] -caiman caimano[Noun] -cairn tumulo[Noun] -cairned tumulato[Verb] -cairns tumuli[Noun] -caisson cassettone[Noun] -caitiff vile[Adjective] -cajole lusinga[Noun] -cajoled lusingato[Adjective] -cajolement lusinga[Noun] -cajoler lusingare[Verb] -cajolery lusinga[Noun] -cajoles lusinghe[Noun] -cajoling lusingare[Verb] -cake torta[Noun] -caked incrostato[Adjective] -cakes dolci[Noun] -caking fare dei dolci -calabash recipiente ricavato da una zucca -calaboose prigione[Noun] -calamine calamina[Noun] -calamint calaminta[Noun] -calamite vegetale fossile -calamities calamita\[Noun] -calamitous calamitoso[Adjective] -calamity calamita\[Noun] -calamus calamo[Noun] -calash calesse[Noun] -calcaneal del calcagno -calcaneum calcagno[Noun] -calcareous calcareo[Adjective] -calcic calcico[Adjective] -calcific calcificante[Adjective] -calcification calcificazione[Noun] -calcified calcificato[Adjective] -calcifuge calcifugo[Adjective] -calcifugous calcifugo[Adjective] -calcify calcificare[Verb] -calcimine calcimmina[Noun] -calcination calcinazione[Noun] -calcined calcinato[Adjective] -calcinosis calcinosi[Noun] -calcite calcite[Noun] -calcium calcio[Noun] -calculable calcolabile[Noun] -calculate calcolare[Verb] -calculated calcolato[Adjective] -calculation calcolo[Noun] -calculations calcoli[Noun] -calculator contabile[Noun] -calculators contabili[Noun] -calculi calcoli[Noun] -calculous calcoloso[Adjective] -calculus calcolo[Noun] -caldron calderone[Noun] -calendar calendario[Noun] -calendars calendari[Noun] -calender calandra[Noun] -calends calende[Noun] -calendula calendula[Noun] -calf vitello[Noun] -calfs vitelli[Noun] -calfskin pelle di vitello -caliber calibro[Noun] -calibers calibri[Noun] -calibrate calibrare[Verb] -calibrated calibrato[Adjective] -calibration calibratura[Noun] -calibrations calibrature[Noun] -calibre calibro[Noun] -calico calico\[Noun] -californium californio[Noun] -caliginous caliginoso[Adjective] -caliper compasso[Noun] -calipers compassi[Noun] -caliph califfo[Noun] -caliphate califfato[Noun] -caliphs califfi[Noun] -call appello[Noun] -calla calla[Noun] -callable esigibile[Adjective] -callback richiamare[Verb] -called richiamato[Adjective] -caller chiamante[Noun] -callers chiamanti[Noun] -calligraph calligrafo[Noun] -calligrapher calligrafo[Noun] -calligraphers calligrafi[Noun] -calligraphic calligrafico[Adjective] -calligraphist calligrafo[Noun] -calligraphy calligrafia[Noun] -calling chiamata[Noun] -calliper compasso[Noun] -callose callosio[Noun] -callosity callosita\[Noun] -callous calloso[Adjective] -callously induritamente[Adverb] -callow immaturo[Adjective] -calls chiamate[Noun] -callus callo[Noun] -calluses calli[Noun] -calm calmo[Adjective] -calmative calmante[Adjective] -calmed calmato[Adjective] -calming calmante[Noun] -calmly con calma -calmness calma[Noun] -caloric calorico[Adjective] -calorie caloria[Noun] -calories calorie[Noun] -calorific calorifico[Adjective] -calorimeter calorimetro[Noun] -calorimeters calorimetri[Noun] -calorimetric calorimetrico[Adjective] -calorimetry calorimetria[Noun] -calory caloria[Noun] -calotte calotta[Noun] -calumniate calunniare[Verb] -calumniated calunniato[Adjective] -calumniation calunnia[Noun] -calumniator calunniatore[Noun] -calumnious calunnioso[Adjective] -calumniously calunniosamente[Adverb] -calumny calunnia[Noun] -calves vitelli[Noun] -calypso calipso[Noun] -calyx calice[Noun] -cam camma[Noun] -camaraderie cameratismo[Noun] -camber curvatura[Noun] -cambered curvato[Adjective] -cambric percalle[Noun] -came andato[Verb] -camel cammello[Noun] -cameleer cammelliere[Noun] -camelia camelia[Noun] -camellia camelia[Noun] -camellias camelie[Noun] -camelopard giraffa[Noun] -camels cammelli[Noun] -cameo cammeo[Noun] -cameos cammei[Noun] -camera macchina fotografica -cameralism cameralismo[Noun] -cameraman operatore cinematografico -cameramen operatori cinematografici -cameras macchine fotografiche -camisole corpetto[Noun] -camomile camomilla[Noun] -camorra camorra[Noun] -camorrista camorrista[Noun] -camouflage maschera[Noun] -camouflaged mascherato[Adjective] -camouflages maschere[Noun] -camp campeggio[Noun] -campaign campagna[Noun] -campaigner chi conduce una campagna -campaigners coloro che conducono una campagna -campaigning fare una campagna -campaigns campagne[Noun] -campanile campanile[Noun] -campanology campanologia[Noun] -campanula campanula[Noun] -campanulate campanulato[Adjective] -camper campeggiatore[Noun] -campers campeggiatori[Noun] -campesinos contadini[Noun] -campground campeggio[Noun] -campgrounds campeggi[Noun] -camphene canfene[Noun] -camphor canfora[Noun] -camphorate canforare[Verb] -camphoric canforato[Adjective] -camps campi[Noun] -can brocca[Noun] -canal canale[Noun] -canary canarino[Noun] -cancel cancellare[Verb] -cancer cancro[Noun] -candid candido -or- franco[Adjective] -candidate candidato[Noun] -candidates candidati[Noun] -candidly candidamente [Adverb] -candle candela[Noun] -candlestick candeliere[Noun] -candlesticks candelieri[Noun] -candor candore[Noun] -candy dolci canditi (plural)[Noun] -cane bastone[Noun] -canine canino (noun & adjective) -canines canini[Noun] -canister scatola[Noun] -canker canchero[Noun] -cannibal cannibale[Noun] -cannon cannone (in billiards it's carambola)[Noun] -cannot non potere[Verb] -canoe canoa[Noun] -canon canone (relious law)[Noun] -canopy baldacchino[Noun] -cantankerous bisbetico[Adjective] -canteen cantina[Noun] -canter piccolo galoppo (little gallop)[Noun] -canvas canavaccio[Noun] -canvass sollecitare (as to canvass votes)[Verb] -cap berretto[Noun] -capable capace[Adjective] -cape mantello (as in a cloak or cover) -caper (those little pickled or salted berries) cappero - singular[Noun] -capers capperi[Noun] -capital capitale (as in money-masculine) also... capitale (as in city-feminine)[Noun] -capitulate capitolare[Verb] -capon cappone[Noun] -capricious capriccioso[Adjective] -capriciously capricciamente (I think!)[Adverb] -capsize capovolgere[Verb] -capstan argano (nautical term)[Noun] -capstans argani[Noun] -capsule capsula[Noun] -captain capitano(noun) - capitanare(verb-as to captain a ship) -captains capitani[Noun] -captivating accattivante[Adjective] -car automobile[Noun] -carabiniere carabiniere[Noun] -caramel caramello[Noun] -caravan caravan[Noun] -carbonium carbonio[Noun] -carbonization carbonizzazione[Noun] -carbonize carbonizzare -care care of -castle castello -castles castelli -castrate castrare -castrated castrato -casual casuale -casually casualmente -casualness casualità -cat gatto -cataclysm cataclisma -catacomb catacomba[Noun] -catafalque catafalco -catalepsy catalessi -catalog catalogo -catalogs cataloghi -catalogue catalogare -catalogued catalogato -catalogues cataloghi -catalyst catalizzatore[Noun] -catalytic catalitico -catalyze catalizzare -catalyzer catalizzatore -catalyzers catalizzatori -catamaran catamarano -catapult catapulta -catapults catapulte -cataract cataratta[Noun] -catarrh catarro -catastrophe catastrofe -catastrophe disastro -catcall urlo di disapprovazione -catcher ricevitore -catching (participio pres.) di afferrare, prendere, sorprendere, attirare[Verb] -catching seducente -catchword chiamata -catchy attraente -catechism catechismo -caterer el abastecedor[Noun] -cateress la abastecedora[Noun] -caterpillar la oruga[Noun] -caterpillars las orugas[Noun] -cathedral la catedral[Noun] -catholic cato/lico[Adjective] -cattle ganado[Noun] -catty malicioso[Adjective] -caucus el comite/[Noun] -cauliflower la coliflor[Noun] -cauliflowers las coliflores[Noun] -caulk cianfrinare[Adjective] -chafe riscaldare(to rub) -also- irritarsi(as to fret)[Verb] -chaff lolla; pulla; (joke) burla; (fig.) loppa[Noun] -chaff lolla; pulla; (joke) burla; (fig.) loppa[Noun] -chaffer burlone[Noun] -chaffer burlone[Noun] -chaffered burlato[Verb] -chaffered burlato[Verb] -chaffering burlesco[Noun] -chaffering burlesco[Noun] -chaffing burlando[Verb] -chaffing burlando[Verb] -chafing (chafing-dish) scaldavivande[Noun] -chagrin catena(noun) -chagrin cruccio, dispiacere[Noun] -chagrin cruccio, dispiacere[Noun] -chagrined crucciato[Verb] -chagrined crucciato[Verb] -chagrining crucciando[Verb] -chagrining crucciando[Verb] -chagrins crucci[Noun] -chagrins crucci[Noun] -chain catena(noun) -also- catenare(verb, as to chain up) -chain catena; (for necklace) catenella[Noun] -chain catena; (for necklace) catenella[Noun] -chained incatenato[Verb] -chained incatenato[Verb] -chaining incatenando[Verb] -chaining incatenando[Verb] -chainlike come una catena[Noun] -chainlike come una catena[Noun] -chains catene[Noun] -chains catene[Noun] -chair sedia[Noun] -chair sedia; (at a university)cattedra[Noun] -chair sedia; (at a university)cattedra[Noun] -chaired presieduto[Verb] -chaired presieduto[Verb] -chairing presiedendo[Verb] -chairing presiedendo[Verb] -chairlady presidenta[Noun] -chairman presidente[Noun] -chairman presidente[Noun] -chairman presidente[Noun] -chairmanship presidenza[Noun] -chairmanship presidenza[Noun] -chairmanships presidenze[Noun] -chairmanships presidenze[Noun] -chairmen presidenti(masculine)[Noun] -chairmen presidenti[Noun] -chairmen presidenti[Noun] -chairperson presidente (for both genders)[Noun] -chairperson presidente (for both genders)[Noun] -chairpersons presidenti (fo both genders)[Noun] -chairpersons presidenti (fo both genders)[Noun] -chairs sedie[Noun] -chairs sedie[Noun] -chairwoman presidentessa (f)[Noun] -chairwoman presidentessa (f)[Noun] -chairwomen presidentesse (f)[Noun] -chairwomen presidentesse (f)[Noun] -chaise calesse[Noun] -chaise sedia (galicized form of chair)[Noun] -chaise sedia (galicized form of chair)[Noun] -chalice calice[Noun] -chalice calice[Noun] -chalice calice[Noun] -chalices calici[Noun] -chalices calici[Noun] -chalk gesso(noun) -also- ingessare(verb, as to chalk) -chalk gesso (noun); marcare/scrivere col gesso (verb)[Noun] -chalk gesso (noun); marcare/scrivere col gesso (verb)[Noun] -chalked scritto/marcato col gesso[Verb] -chalked scritto/marcato col gesso[Verb] -chalking scrivendo/marcando col gesso[Verb] -chalking scrivendo/marcando col gesso[Verb] -chalks gessi[Noun] -chalks gessi[Noun] -chalky gessoso[Adjective] -chalky gessoso[Adjective] -challenge sfida(noun) -also- sfidare(verb, to challenge) -challenge sfida; (law) ricusazione[Noun] -challenge sfida; (law) ricusazione[Noun] -challenged sfidato; (law) ricusato[Verb] -challenged sfidato; (law) ricusato[Verb] -challenges sfide[Noun] -challenges sfide[Noun] -chamber camera[Noun] -chamber camera, stanza; (of a palace) aula; (of a judge) gabinetto[Noun] -chamber camera, stanza; (of a palace) aula; (of a judge) gabinetto[Noun] -chamberlain ciambellano[Noun] -chamberlain ciambellano[Noun] -chamberlain ciambellano[Noun] -chamberlains ciambellani[Noun] -chamberlains ciambellani[Noun] -chambermaid cameriera[Noun] -chambermaid cameriera[Noun] -chambermaid cameriera[Noun] -chambermaids cameriere[Noun] -chambermaids cameriere[Noun] -chameleon camaleonte[Noun] -chameleon camaleonte[Noun] -chameleonic camaleonico[Adjective] -chameleonic camaleonico[Adjective] -chamois camoscio[Noun] -chamois camoscio[Noun] -chamois camoscio[Noun] -champ (n)(slang) campione; (v) masticare rumorosamente[Noun] -champ (n)(slang) campione; (v) masticare rumorosamente[Noun] -champagne sciampagna[Noun] -champagne champagne spumante[Noun] -champagne champagne spumante[Noun] -champion campione[Noun] -champion difendere (verb) -champion difendere (verb) -championed difenduto[Verb] -championed difenduto[Verb] -championing difendendo[Verb] -championing difendendo[Verb] -championize farsi paladino di[Verb] -championize farsi paladino di[Verb] -champions campioni[Noun] -champions campioni[Noun] -championship campionato[Noun] -championship campionato[Noun] -championships campionati[Noun] -championships campionati[Noun] -champs (slang)campioni -champs (slang)campioni -chance occasione -also- fortuna(both nouns); arrischiare(verb); casuale(adj.) -chance (adj) casuale, fortuito; (noun) occasione, caso; (verb) succedere -chance (adj) casuale, fortuito; (noun) occasione, caso; (verb) succedere -chanced successo[Verb] -chanced successo[Verb] -chanceful fortuito[Adjective] -chanceful fortuito[Adjective] -chancel coro[Noun] -chancellor cancelliere[Noun] -chandelier candelabro[Noun] -change moneta spicciola(noun, as in small money); cambiamento(noun, asin an alteration); cambiare(verb) -changeable variabile[Adjective] -changeless immutabile[Adjective] -channel canale[Noun] -channeled incanalato[Adjective] -channels canali[Noun] -chant cantico(noun); cantare(verb) -chaos caos[Noun] -chaotic caotico[Adjective] -chapel cappella[Noun] -chaperon accompagnatrice[Noun] -chaplain cappellano[Noun] -chaplains cappellani -chaplet rosario(noun, masculine); ghirlanda(as wreath, feminine)[Noun] -chapter capitolo[Noun] -char carbonizzare[Verb] -character carattere[Noun] -charcoal carbone di legna[Noun] -charge prezzo(as in price); accusa(as in allegation of crime)[Noun] -chariot carro[Noun] -charitable caritatevole -charity carita\[Noun] -charm amuleto & fascino(nouns); affascinare & incantare(to tame) are verbs -charming affascinante[Adjective] -charmingly affascinantamente[Adverb] -chart carta marina[Noun] -charter brevetto(noun); noleggiare(verb) -charwoman donna a giornata[Noun] -chary cauto -also- economo[Adjective] -chase caccia(noun); cacciare(as to chase away) & inseguire(as to pursue), verbs -chasm abisso[Noun] -chaste casto[Adjective] -chastely castamente[Adverb] -chasten castigare -also- (to humble)sottomettere[Verb] -chastise castigare[Verb] -chastity castita\ -chat chiacchera(noun) & chiacchierone(chatterbox, noun); chiacchierare(verb) -cheese formaggio -chicken pollastro[Noun] -chicken pollo[Noun] -chickens polli[Noun] -chief capo[Noun] -child bambino, fancciullo, figlio, ragazzo, infante[Noun] -children ragazzo[Noun] -chocolate cioccolata[Noun] -church chiesa[Noun] -churches chiese[Noun] -citizen cittadino[Noun] -citizeness cittadina[Noun] -citrus agrume[Noun] -city citta[Noun] -cleanser cleanser -climate clima[Noun] -climates climi[Noun] -climatic climatico[Adjective] -climatize climatizzare[Verb] -climatologist climatologo[Noun] -climatologists climatologi[Noun] -climatology climatologia[Noun] -climb arrampicarsi[Verb] -clinic clinica[Noun] -clinical clinico[Adjective] -c'mon andiamo -c'mon forza -c'mon suvvia! -coach divano[Noun] -coadjutor coadiutore[Noun] -coadjutrices coadiutrici[Noun] -coadjutrix coadiutrice -coagulant coagulante[Noun] -coagulants coagulanti[Noun] -coagulate coagulare[Verb] -coagulated coagulato -coagulates si coagula[Verb] -coagulating che si coagula -coagulation coagulazione[Noun] -coal carbone[Noun] -coalize coalizzare[Verb] -cold freddo -collaborate collaborare -collar collare [dog] -collar colletto [shirt] -collide collidere[Verb] -collide scontrarsi[Verb] -collision collisione (f) -colloquial colloquiale -colloquial famigliare -colony colonia -commander tenente colonnello (military rank)[Noun] -commandments comandamenti[Noun] -commas virgola[Noun] -commence cominciare, iniziare[Verb] -commencement inizio[Noun] -commensurable commensorabile[Adjective] -communist communista[Noun] -comprehensive esaustivo -compressed compresso -constipation stipsi -cookies biscotti[Noun] -cooking cucina, la[Noun] -courtesan traviata[Noun] -cow mucca, vacca[Noun] -coward codardo[Adjective] -cowardice codardia[Noun] -cowboy vaccaro[Noun] -cowboys vaccari[Noun] -coworker collaboratore[Noun] -coworkers collaboratori[Noun] -cows mucche, vacche[Noun] -crazy scema[Adjective] -cream crema[Adjective] -cream crema[Noun] -creamy cremosa[Adjective] -cube cubo[Noun] -cubic cubico[Noun] -cunt figa[Noun] -cunt kevins mouth ... and my home[Verb] -cup tazza[Noun] -cup coppa[Noun] -curious curioso[Adjective] -curiousness curiosità[Noun] -cursed maledetto[Adjective] -cute carino -d cardellino[Noun] -dabbled immerso, agitato[Verb] -dahlia dalia[Noun] -dairy caseificio[Noun] -dais pedana[Noun] -daisy margherita[Noun] -dam diga[Noun] -damaging Dannegiante -damask DAMASCO[Noun] -dame donna[Noun] -damn dannare[Verb] -damnable vergognoso[Adjective] -damning conclusivo[Adverb] -damp umido[Adjective] -damper serranda[Noun] -dampish umidiccio[Adjective] -dandelions dente di leone[Noun] -danger Pericolo[Noun] -d'art d'arte -dab picchiettare-applicare[Verb] -dabble dilettarsi[Verb] -dabbler dilettante[Noun] -dabblers dilettanti[Noun] -dabbles si diletta [Verb] -dacha dacha[Noun] -dachshund bassotto[Noun] -dachshunds bassotti[Noun] -dactyl dito[Noun] -dactylic dattilico[Adjective] -dactyls dita[Noun] -dad papà -babbo[Noun] -daddies papà -babbi[Noun] -daddy papà -babbo[Noun] -dads papà -babbi[Noun] -daedal dedalo[Noun] -daemon demone -spirito[Noun] -daemons demoni -spiriti[Noun] -daffodil tromboncino -narciso[Noun] -daffodils tromboncini -narcisi[Noun] -daffy sciocco[Adjective] -daft scemo - matto[Adjective] -dafter più scemo -più matto[Adjective] -daftest il più scemo - il più matto[Adjective] -daftness scemenza[Noun] -dagger pugnale[Noun] -daggers pugnali[Noun] -daguerreotype dagherrotipo[Noun] -daguerreotypy dagherrotipia[Noun] -daily giornaliero[Adjective] -daily giornalmente[Adverb] -daiquiri daiquiri[Noun] -dale valle[Noun] -dalmatian dalmata[Adjective] -dalmatians dalmati[Adjective] -damage danneggiare[Verb] -damage danno[Noun] -damaged danneggiato[Adjective] -damages danni[Noun] -dammed dannato, maledetto[Adjective] -damnation dannazione[Noun] -damned dannato[Adjective] -dance ballare[Verb] -danced ballavo ballava[Verb] -dancer ballerino[Noun] -dancers ballerini -dancing ballando[Verb] -dangerous pericoloso[Adjective] -dangerously pericolosamente -dangers pericoli[Noun] -dare osare[Verb] -dark buio, scuro[Adjective] -darkness oscurita'[Noun] -darling caro, tesoro[Noun] -dart freccia, dardo[Noun] -darts frecce, dardi[Noun] -dash trattino[Noun] -dashed tratteggiato[Adjective] -daughter figlia[Noun] -daughters figlie[Noun] -dawn alba[Noun] -day giorno -daybook agenda -days giorni -demote degradare[Verb] -demoted degradato[Adjective] -demoting degradante[Adjective] -demystified demistificato[Adjective] -demystify demistificare[Verb] -den tana[Noun] -denationalization denazionalizzazione[Noun] -denationalize denazionalizzare[Verb] -denature denaturare[Verb] -denatured denaturato[Adjective] -dendrite dendrite[Noun] -design progettare, progetto -designate designare[Verb] -designated designato[Adjective] -designer progettista, disegnatore[Noun] -desirable desiderabile[Adjective] -desire desiderio[Adjective] -desired desiderato[Adjective] -desist desistere[Verb] -desk banco[Noun] -desk scrivania -desks banchi[Noun] -desolate desolato[Adjective] -d'etat di stato -d'etre d'essere -device dispositivo[Noun] -devices dispositivi[Noun] -dice dado[Noun] -dick cazzo[Noun] -dictator dittatore[Noun] -difficile difficult[Adjective] -disgrace disgrazia[Noun] -disgraceful disgraziata[Adjective] -disgusting fascifo[Adjective] -dish piatta[Noun] -dishonest bugiardo[Adjective] -dog cane -dogfight lotta fra cani[Noun] -dogma dogma[Noun] -dogmatic dogmatico[Adjective] -dogs cani[Noun] -doing facendo[Verb] -doll Bambola[Noun] -dollar Dollaro[Noun] -dollars Dollari[Noun] -dolls Bambole[Noun] -dolphin Delfino[Noun] -dolphins Delfini -donkey asino[Noun] -donor donatore[Noun] -door porta[Noun] -doorbell campanello[Noun] -doorjamb stipite[Noun] -doorkeeper uscere[Noun] -doorknob maniglia[Noun] -doorman uscere[Noun] -doormat zerbino[Noun] -doorpost stipite[Noun] -doorstop fermaporta[Noun] -doorway entrata[Noun] -dope droga[Noun] -doped drogato[Adjective] -dorm dormitorio[Noun] -dormant dormiente[Adjective] -dormitory dormitorio[Noun] -dorsal dorsale[Adjective] -dorsally dorsalmente[Adverb] -dosage dosaggio[Noun] -dose dose[Noun] -dot punto(noun); mettere i punti(verb) -double doppio(adj & adv); doppio(noun); sosia(noun, as in likeness); raddoppiare(verb) -doubt dubbio(noun); dubitare(verb) -doubtful dubbioso[Adjective] -doubtfully dubbiosamente[Adverb] -douche doccia[Noun] -dough pasta[Noun] -dove colomba[Noun] -dovecot colombaia[Noun] -dowager vedova[Noun] -down giu\, abbasso(adv & prep); piumino(noun) -downcast abbattuto[Adjective] -downfall caduta & rovina[Noun] -downhill in dicesa(adj & adv) -dragon drago[Noun] -dragonfly libellula[Noun] -dragons draghi[Noun] -dream sogno[Noun] -dreamer sognatore[Noun] -dreaming sognando[Verb] -dress vestito[Noun] -dressed indossato - vestito[Verb] -dressing vestire - indossare[Verb] -dressings condimento[Noun] -drink bere[Verb] -drug farmaco, medicinale, droga -drugged drogato -drugs farmaci, medicinali, droghe -drum tamburo -drums tamburi -drunk ubriaco -duchess duchessa -duchesses duchesse -duck anatra[Noun] -duke duca -e dandaleo -each ogni, ognuno[Adverb] -eager desideroso(as in keen); ardente(as in desirous)[Adjective] -eagerness avidita\ (fem); ardore (masc)[Noun] -eagle aquila -eagles aquile[Noun] -ear orecchio[Noun] -earache mal d'orecchie -eardrum timpano[Noun] -earl conte[Noun] -earlobe lobo[Noun] -early Presto[Adverb] -earmuff Copri orecchie -earn guadagnare[Verb] -earned guadagnato -earnest serio[Adjective] -earnestly seriamente[Adverb] -earning guadagno[Noun] -earnings guadagni[Noun] -earphone cuffia[Noun] -earphones cuffie[Noun] -earring orecchino[Noun] -earrings orecchini[Noun] -ears orecchie[Noun] -earth terra -earthenware ceramica[Noun] -earthlike Uguale alla terra -earthliness Simile alla terra -earthly terreno; terrestre[Adjective] -earthquake terremoto[Noun] -earthquakes Terremoti -earthshaking Terra tremante -earthstar Stella terrestre -earthwork terrapieno -earwax Cera nell'orecchio -ease agio(as in comfort) & sollievo(as in relief) & facilita\(as in facility) are nouns - alleviare & facilitare are verbs -easel cavalletto[Noun] -easier Facile -easiest Facilissimo -easily facilmente[Adverb] -easiness Con facilita -east est[Noun] -eastbound Verso est -easter Pasqua[Noun] -easterly di levante[Adjective] -eastern orientale[Adjective] -easy facile -eat mangiare[Verb] -eatable Manciabbile -eatable mangiabile[Adjective] -eatables Manciabbili -eatables commestibili[Noun] -eaten Manciato -eaten mangiato[Verb] -eater mangiatore[Noun] -eaters mangiatori[Noun] -eating Manciando -eating mangiando[Verb] -eats mangia[Adjective] -eave gronda[Noun] -eaves gronda[Verb] -eavesdrop origliare[Verb] -eavesdropped origliato[Adjective] -eavesdropper ascoltatore di nascosto[Noun] -eavesdropper origliatore -eavesdroppers origliatori[Adverb] -eavesdropping origliando[Adverb] -eavesdrops origlia[Verb] -ebb riflusso (noun); rifluire(verb) -ebb ritirarsi[Verb] -ebbed ritirato[Verb] -ebbing ritirando, rifluendo[Verb] -ebbs si ritira, rifluisce[Verb] -ebony ebano[Noun] -ebullience ebollienza[Verb] -ebullient bollente[Adjective] -ebulliently bollentemente[Adverb] -eccentric eccentrico[Adjective] -eccentricity eccentricita'[Noun] -eccentrics eccentricita'[Noun] -ecclesiastic ecclesiastico[Adjective] -ecclesiastical ecclesiasticale[Adjective] -ecclesiastically ecclesiasticalmente[Adverb] -ecclesiasticism ecclesiasticismo[Noun] -ecclesiology ecclesiologia[Noun] -echo eco(noun); far eco(verb) -eclipse eclissi(noun); eclissare(verb) -economize economizzare[Verb] -economy economia[Noun] -ecstasy estasi[Noun] -eddy turbine; gorgo [Noun] -edge filo(noun -as in knife edge), orlo(noun - as in brink); dar il filo(verb - as sharpen), orlare (verb - as in border) -edible commestibile[Adjective] -edify edificare[Verb] -edit pubblicare[Verb] -edition edizione -editor editore[Noun] -editorial d'editore[Adjective] -educate istruire; educare(as to rear a child)[Verb] -education educazione -educator educator -eel anguilla[Noun] -efface cancellare[Verb] -effect effecto(noun); effettuare(verb) -effective effettivo[Adjective] -effectively effettivamente[Adverb] -effectual efficace[Adjective] -effeminate effeminato[Adjective] -effervescent effervescente[Adjective] -efficacious efficace[Adjective] -efficiency efficienza[Noun] -efficient efficiente[Adjective] -effort sforzo[Noun] -effrontery sfrontatezza[Noun] -egg uovo -eggplant melenzana -egocentric egocentrico -egocentrism egocentrismo -egoism egoismo -egoist egoista -eight otto -elbow gomito -elegance eleganza -elegant elegante -eleven undici -emergency emergenza -emotion emozione -engine motore[Noun] -engineer ingegnere[Noun] -engineering ingegneria -engineroom sala macchina[Noun] -enginerooms sala macchine[Noun] -engines motori[Noun] -enlarge ingrandire[Verb] -enlargeable ingrandibile -enlarged ingrandito -enlargement ingrandimento -enlargements ingrandimenti -entropy entropia[Noun] -entry entrata[Noun] -entry passaggio[Noun] -entryway entrate[Noun] -environment ambiente[Noun] -environmental ambientale[Adjective] -equipment apparecchiatura -equipments apparecchiature -estate proprieta',[Noun] -estates patrimonio, beni -excursion gita[Noun] -f effe[Noun] -fable favola[Noun] -fabled fantastico[Adjective] -fabler favoleggiatore, favolista[Noun] -fables fiabe; miti; frottole[Noun] -fabric stoffa -fabric tessuto -fabricant fabbricante -fabricate fabbricare[Verb] -fabricate falsificare(Verb) -fabricate inventare[Verb] -fabricated fabbricato[Verb] -fabricating fabbricando[Verb] -fabrication fabbricazione (raro), costruzione[Noun] -fabrications fabbricazioni (raro), costruzioni[Noun] -fabricator fabbricante (raro), costruttore[Noun] -fabricators fabbricanti (raro), costruttori[Noun] -fabrics stoffe[Noun] -fabulist favolista[Noun] -fabulous favoloso[Adjective] -fabulously favolosamente[Adverb] -fabulousness favolosità (raro), l'essere favolosi[Noun] -facade facciata[Noun] -facades facciate[Noun] -face faccia[Noun] -faced dalla faccia -faceless senza volto, anonimo[Adjective] -faceplate piattaforma (del tornio)[Noun] -facer schiaffo[Noun] -facet faccetta, sfaccettatura, aspetto, lato[Noun] -faceted sfaccettato[Adjective] -facetious faceto, arguto[Adjective] -facetiously in maiera faceta, arguta[Adverb] -facetiousness facezia[Noun] -facial facciale(Adjective) -facile facile[Adjective] -facile abile[Adjective] -facilitate agevolare, facilitare[Verb] -facilitated agevolato[Adjective] -facilitates facilita[Verb] -facilitating facilitante[Adjective] -facilitation facilitazione[Noun] -facilitator facilitatore[Noun] -facilitators facilitatori[Noun] -facility struttura[Noun] -facing che sta di fronte -facsimile facsimile -fact fatto[Noun] -faction fazione[Noun] -factious fazioso[Adjective] -factiousness faziosità[Noun] -factitious fittizio[Adjective] -factitiously fittiziamente[Adverb] -factitive casuale[Adjective] -factor fattore -factorage provvigione[Noun] -factorial fattoriale[Adjective] -factories fabbriche[Noun] -factors fattori[Noun] -factory fabbrica[Noun] -factotum factotum[Noun] -facts fatti -factual fattuale[Adjective] -facultative facoltativo[Adjective] -facultatively facoltativamente[Adverb] -faculties facolta\[Noun] -faculty facolta' -fade svanire[Verb] -faded svanito\a\i\e[Adjective] -fail fallire/mancare[Verb] -faith fede -faithful fedele -faithfully fedelmente -falciform falciforme -falcon falcone -family famiglia -fantasy fantasia -fatal fatale -fatalism fatalismo -fatalist fatalista -father padre -favor favore -fear paura -federal federale -federalism federalismo -federalist federalista -federalists federalisti -feet piedi[Noun] -fermium fermio -ferocious feroce -ferociously ferocemente -fertile fertile -fertility fertilita' -fervor fevore -festival festivale -fever febbre -fiasco fiasco -fiber fibra[Noun] -fibrillate fibrillare[Verb] -fibrillation fibrillazione[Noun] -fictitious fittizio[Adjective] -fidelity fedelta'[Noun] -field campo -field settore -fifteen quindici -fifty cinquanta -fish pesce[Noun] -fisherman pescatore[Noun] -fishermen pescatori[Noun] -fishing pesca[Noun] -fishmonger pescivendolo[Noun] -fishmongers pescivendoli[Noun] -fishnet rete da pesca[Noun] -fishy sospetto,equivoco[Noun] -fission fissione[Noun] -fist pugno[Noun] -fitful irregolare[Adjective] -fitfully irregolarmente[Adverb] -fitness buona forma[Noun] -fitness idoneità, bouna forma[Noun] -fitted adatto, aderente -fitted su misura[Adjective] -five cinque[Noun] -fix difficoltà[Noun] -fix fissare[Verb] -fixation fissazione[Noun] -fixations fissazioni[Noun] -fixative fissativo[Noun] -fixing accessori[Noun] -fixing contorno[Noun] -fizzy effervescente[Adjective] -flatter lusingare ( to flatter) -flavor sapore -fly volare[Verb] -flying volando[Verb] -for per[Preposition] -force forza -foreigner straniero[Noun] -foreigners stranieri[Noun] -forename nome[Noun] -forever per sempre[Adverb] -forget dimenticare[Verb] -forgive perdonare[Verb] -fork forchetta[Noun] -fork biforcazione [road,tree] -free libero[Adjective] -freedom liberta'[Noun] -friend amici -fuck fottere -fuck scopare -fucked fottuto[Adjective] -fucker fottitore, scopatore[Noun] -fuckers fottuti[Adjective] -fucking del cazzo[Adjective] -fucks scopate[Noun] -fuel benzina -fuel carburante -fueling rifornimento -fugitive fuggitivo -fulgurate folgorato -gab chiachiarare -gabardine gabardina -gabber chiacchierone[Noun] -gabbing chiacchierando[Verb] -gabble borbottio, balbettio[Noun] -gabbler chiacchiatore, -trice[Noun] -gaberdine gabardine, impermeabile di gabardine[Noun] -gabfest chiacchierata[Noun] -gabfests chiacchierate[Noun] -gable (Arch) timpano[Noun] -gad vagare, vagabondare[Verb] -gadfly (Entom) tafano, persona assillante[Noun] -gadget Regalo[Noun] -gadgets Regali[Noun] -gadolinium gadolinio -gag bavaglio, (Chir) apribocca, battuta cominca[Noun] -gaga gaga, rimbambito[Noun] -gage pegno, garanzia, sfida[Noun] -gagged imbavagliato[Verb] -galactose galattosio[Noun] -galaxies galassie[Noun] -galaxy galassia[Noun] -gale tempesta,vento da burrasca[Noun] -galenite galenite[Noun] -gallant coraggioso, valoroso,galante[Adjective] -galleon galeone[Noun] -galleons galeoni[Noun] -galleries gallarie -gallery galleria -gallon gallone=4.5459631 litres[Noun] -gallons galloni[Noun] -gallop galoppo[Noun] -gallows forca[Noun] -galore a profusione,in abbondanza[Adjective] -gals ragazze -galvanic galvanico[Adjective] -galvanization galvanizzazione[Noun] -galvanize galvanizzare[Verb] -galvanized galvanizzato[Adjective] -gambit gambetto[Noun] -gamble giocare d' azzardo[Verb] -gambler giocatore d' azzardo[Noun] -game gioco -games giochi -gantry cavalletto[Noun] -gap divario, apertura, breccia, lacuna, valico[Noun] -gape aprirsi, spalancare la bocca, sbadigliare[Verb] -garage parcheggiare[Verb] -garaged percheggiato[Verb] -garageman parchieggiatore[Noun] -garagemen parcheggiatori[Noun] -garages parcheggi[Noun] -garb abito, abbigliamento, foggia del vestire[Noun] -garbage spazatura -garbage spazzatura, ciarpame[Noun] -garbages spazature -garden giardino -gardened giardino[Noun] -garlic aglio -garment indumento -garments indumenti -gas benzina, gas -gaseous gassato -gasoline benzina -gate cancello -gather radunare -gave dato -gel gel -gendarme gendarme -gendarmerie gendarmeria -gender genere -gendered sessuato -gendering generando -genders generi -gene gene -genealogical genealogico -genealogically genealogicamente -genealogies geneologie -genealogist geneologista -genealogists geneologiste -genealogy geneologia -genera generi -generable generabile -general generale -generale generale -generalist generalista -generalists generalisti -generalities generalita\ -generality generalita\ -generalizable generalizzabile -generalizables genericita\ -generalization generalizzazione -generalizational generalizzazionale -generalizations generalizzazioni -generalize generalizzare -generalized generalizzato -generalizer generalizzatore -generalizers generalizzatori -generalizes generalizza -generalizing generalizzando -generally generalmente -generalness genericita\ -generals generali -generalship grado di generale -generalships gradi di generale -generate generare -generated generato -generates genera -generating generando -generation generazione -generational generazionale -generations generazioni -generative generativo -generatively generativamente -generator generatore -generators generatori -generatrix generatrice -generic generico -genesis genesi -genius genio -gentile gentile -gentiles gentili -gentle gentile -gentleman SIGNORE[Noun] -geographies geograpfie -geography geografia -geometry geometria -get andare (with particle) -get diventare (with adj.) -get ottenere -get ottenere, ricevere (with noun) -ghetto ghetto -ghettoization ghettizzazione, emarginazione -ghettoize ghetizzare, emarginare -ghettoized ghetizzato/a, emarginato/a -ghettoizes ghetizza, emargina -ghettos ghetto -ghost fantasma -ghoul fantasma -giant gigante -giants giganti -gift regalo -girl ragazza[Noun] -girlfriend fidanzata[Noun] -girlfriends fidanzate[Noun] -girls ragazze -give dare[Verb] -glass cristallo -glass vetro -go andare[Verb] -goal meta[Noun] -goalkeeper PORTTIERE[Noun] -goat capra[Noun] -goats capre[Noun] -god dio -goddamn dannato -goddamned dannato[Verb] -goddess dea[Noun] -goddesses dee[Noun] -gods dei[Noun] -goes va[Verb] -going andando[Verb] -gold oro[Noun] -golden di oro[Noun] -gondola gondola[Noun] -gondolas gondole[Noun] -gondolier gondoliere[Noun] -gondoliers gondolieri[Noun] -gone andato via[Verb] -good buono[Adjective] -goodbye ciao[Noun] -goodbye arrivederci[Noun] -goodness bonta[Adjective] -goodnight buona sera[Noun] -goods roba[Noun] -goose oca[Noun] -gooseflesh brivido[Noun] -gorgeous bellissimo[Adjective] -gossip chiacchere[Noun] -govern governare[Verb] -governed governato[Verb] -government governo[Noun] -governments governi[Noun] -gown vestito[Noun] -gowns vestiti[Noun] -grass erba[Noun] -grasshopper cavalletta[Noun] -grasshoppers cavallette[Noun] -grateful riconoscente[Adjective] -gratification gratificazione[Noun] -gratified gratificato[Adjective] -gratify gratificare[Verb] -gratifying gratificante[Adjective] -gratitude gratititudine[Noun] -grave tomba[Noun] -green verde[Adjective] -greet salutare[Verb] -grieving addolorato, -grill griglia, grigliata mista[Noun] -grim sinistro,brutto[Adjective] -grimace smorfia[Noun] -grime sudiciume[Noun] -grin sorriso smagliante[Noun] -grind macinare, arrotare; sgobbare[Verb] -grip impugnatura , presa; afferrare[Verb] -grip impugnatura, presa; (verb) afferrare[Noun] -grocer droghiere[Noun] -group gruppo[Noun] -grudge rancore (m) -grumble brontolare[Verb] -guarantee garanzia[Noun] -guarantee garantire[Verb] -guest invitato[Noun] -guide guidare[Verb] -guilty colpevole[Adjective] -guitar chitarra[Noun] -guitarist chitarrista[Noun] -gulf golfo[Noun] -gullible credulone[Adjective] -gush sgorgare[Verb] -gush zampillare[Verb] -guy ragazzo[Noun] -guys ragazzi[Noun] -gymnasium palestra[Noun] -gypsy zingarello[Noun] -gyroscope giroscopio[Noun] -habilitate abilitare[Verb] -habilitated abilitato[Adjective] -habit abitudine[Noun] -habit abitudine (fem) -habitability abitabilità[Noun] -habitable abitabile[Adjective] -habitant abitante[Noun] -habitat habitat[Noun] -habitation abitazione -habitations abitazioni -habitual abituale[Adverb] -habitually abitualmente -habituated abituato -hack fare a pezzi[Verb] -hacker pirata informatico[Noun] -hackneyed trito[Adjective] -hah ha -hail grandinata, pioggia (figurato: ad es. "di critiche"), raffica -hailstone chicco di grandine[Noun] -hailstorm grandinata[Noun] -hair capelli, peli (pubici etc.) -hairbrush spazzola [Noun] -haircloth foulard[Noun] -haircut taglio di capelli[Noun] -haircutter barbiere[Noun] -hairdresser parrucchiere[Noun] -hairless glabro[Adjective] -hairpin fermaglio per capelli[Noun] -hairs peli[Noun] -hairy peloso[Adjective] -halcyon alcione -half metà[Noun] -halfcircle semicerchio[Noun] -hammer martello -hand dare passare[Verb] -hand mano -handbag borsa[Noun] -handbag borsetta[Noun] -handbags borse[Noun] -handbags borsette[Noun] -handbook manuale[Noun] -handbooks manuali[Noun] -handcuffs manette[Noun] -handle manico[Noun] -handle maniglia[Noun] -hands mani -happy felice, allegro[Adjective] -hare lepre[Noun] -harelip leporino[Noun] -have avere[Verb] -haven porto; asilo[Noun] -haversack bisaccia; (mil.) zaino[Noun] -haversacks bisaccie; (mil) zaine[Noun] -haves (gli) abbienti[Noun] -having avendo[Verb] -havoc rovina[Noun] -havocked scompigliato[Verb] -havocking rovinando; scompigliando[Verb] -havocs rovine[Noun] -haw bacca;(in speech) esitazione[Noun] -hawing voltando a sinistra[Verb] -hawk falco; (coll.) persona rapace[Noun] -hawked imbonito; (newspaper) strillato[Verb] -hawker merciaiolo ambulante[Noun] -hawkers merciaioli ambulanti[Noun] -hawkish un tanto rapace (coll.)[Adjective] -hawks falchi; (coll.) persone rapaci[Noun] -hawser cavo; gomena[Noun] -hawthorn (bot.) biancospino[Noun] -hay feno -hayfield campo di feno -hayfields prati seminati a fieno[Noun] -hayfork forcone[Noun] -hayloft fienile[Noun] -haymow fienile[Noun] -hayrack rastrelliera[Noun] -hayride gita notturna in carro da fieno[Noun] -hayseed semente d'erba[Noun] -hayseeds sementi d'erba[Noun] -haystack meta; pagliaio[Noun] -haystacks pagliaio[Noun] -haywire (coll.) disordinato; in confusione[Adjective] -hazard pericolo -hazarded rischiato[Verb] -hazarding pericoloso[Adjective] -hazardize rischiare[Verb] -hazardizes rischia[Verb] -head testa -heart cuore -hearts cuori -heat calore[Noun] -heatable scaldabile -heated scaldato -heater riscaldatore -heaters caloriferi -heaven paradiso[Noun] -heavy pesante -height altezza -helium elio -hello ciao[Noun] -help aiutare[Verb] -help aiuto -help auito[Noun] -helper aiutante[Noun] -helpful utile[Adjective] -helpfully utilmente[Adverb] -helpless impotente[Adjective] -hemacytometer emocitometro[Noun] -hematic ematico[Adjective] -hematite ematite[Noun] -hematoma ematoma[Noun] -henry enrico[Noun] -her lei[Pronoun] -herb erbe[Noun] -heritage Italian-Spanish-german -hint consiglio, allusione, a, accennareccenno; alludere (verb) -hinterland retroterra -hip anca,fianco -hipbone bacino -hire assumere, dare lavoro; dare a noleggio[Verb] -hiring assumendo, dando lavoro[Verb] -hirsute irsuto[Adjective] -hirsutism irsutismo -his suo[Pronoun] -hiss fischiare[Verb] -histaminase istaminasi[Noun] -histamine istamina[Noun] -histaminergic istaminergico[Noun] -histochemic istochimico[Adjective] -histochemistry istochimica[Noun] -hoarse rauco[Adjective] -hoarsely raucamente[Adverb] -hoax scherzo, falso allarme[Noun] -hoaxer allarmista[Noun] -hob piastra (con fornello) -hobby passatempo[Noun] -hobbyhorse chiodo fisso[Noun] -hobo vagabondo -home casa[Noun] -homebound Diretto a casa -homebred domestico[Adjective] -homebuilder costruttore[Noun] -homebuilders costruttori[Noun] -homebuilt Costruito in casa -homecoming Ritornare a Casa -homeland La Patria[Noun] -homeless senza casa[Adjective] -homeliness semplicità[Noun] -homely alla buona[Adjective] -homemade fatto in casa[Adjective] -homemake Fatto a Casa -homemaker Casalinca -homemaking Fatto in Casa -homeomorph omeomorfo[Adjective] -homeomorphism omeomorfismo[Noun] -homeomorphisms omeomorfismi[Noun] -homeopath omeopata[Noun] -homeopathic omeopatico[Adjective] -homeopathically omeopaticamente[Adverb] -homeopathies omeopatie[Noun] -homeopathy omeopatia[Noun] -homeowner proprietario di casa[Noun] -homeowners Il padrone di casa -homeownership Proprietario -homes Case -homesick ammalato di nostalgia[Adjective] -homesickness nostalgia di casa[Noun] -homesite Dimora -homespun fatto in casa[Adjective] -homework Compiti -homeworkers Casalinca -homicide Omicidio -homicides Omicidi -horny calloso -horrible orribile -horribly spaventosamente -horrid orrendo -horrific raccapricciante -horrified far inorridire -horror orrore -horse cavallo -hot impetuosa -hound cane da caccia -hour ora[Noun] -hourglass clessidra[Noun] -hourly ogni ora[Adverb] -house casa -house casa[Noun] -houseboat casa galleggiante[Noun] -houseboats case galleggianti -humble umile, modesto; [Adjective] -humbled umiliato[Verb] -humbleness umiltà, modestia -humbling umiliante[Verb] -humbug sciocchezze, caramelle alla mena -humdrum monotono, tedioso[Adjective] -i io[Pronoun] -iambic giambico[Adjective] -ibidem ibidem -ice ghiaccio -iceberg iceberg[Noun] -icebergs iceberg[Noun] -icebox frigo portatile[Noun] -icon icona[Noun] -icosahedron icosaedro[Noun] -icy ghiacciato -idea idea -idem idem[Adverb] -idiot scemo -idiots scemi -if se -ill malato -illiterate alfabeto -illness malatia -image imagine -imagine imaginare -imbecile cretino -immediately subito -important importante -incense incense -innocent innocente, semplice, ingenuo[Adverb] -innocent innocente[Noun] -insane impazzire -issue rilasciare[Verb] -issue uscita[Noun] -it esso[Pronoun] -italic corsivo[Adjective] -itch prurito[Noun] -item articolo[Noun] -iterations iterazione[Noun] -iterative iterativo[Adjective] -iteratively iterativamente[Adverb] -itinerant itinerante[Adjective] -ivory avorio[Noun] -jab colpo; secco; puntura[Noun] -jabbed punzecchiare[Verb] -jabber cicalare[Verb] -jabber borbottare[Verb] -jack cricco; martinetto(mechanical)[Noun] -jack cric (m.) -jackal sciacallo[Noun] -jacket giacchetta[Noun] -jackpot premio[Noun] -jade giado(stone)[Noun] -jade giada[Noun] -jaded spossato[Adjective] -jag tacca(noun); indentare(verb) -jagged dentallato[Adjective] -jail prigione mandare in prigione[Verb] -jail carcere (m.)[Noun] -jail incarcerare[Verb] -jailer carceriere[Noun] -jalopy vecchia carretta[Noun] -jam marmellata(noun - as in fruit preserve); ingombro(noun - traffic jam); incastrare(verb); bloccare(verb - to block) -jam ingorgo (traffic)[Noun] -jam guaio (difficulty) -jam pigiare (cram)[Verb] -jam pigiare (cram)[Verb] -jam disturbare (broadcast)[Verb] -jam disturbare (broadcast)[Verb] -jam disturbare (broadcast)[Verb] -jangle suono discordante(noun); far rumore discordante(verb) -janitor custode (caretaker)[Noun] -janitor bidello (in school)[Noun] -jar vaso(noun); scossa(noun - shock); urtare(verb - as to annoy) -jaundice itterizia[Noun] -jaw mandibola[Noun] -jay ghiandaia[Noun] -jealous geloso[Adjective] -jealously gelosamente[Adverb] -jealousy gelosia[Noun] -jellyfish medusa[Noun] -jeopardize mettere a repentaglio[Verb] -jeopardized messo a repentaglio[Verb] -jeopardizes mette a repentaglio[Verb] -jeopardizing mettendoa repentaglio[Verb] -jeopardy pericolo, rischio[Noun] -jig giga(noun); ballare la giga(verb) -jigsaw sega da traforo; gioco di pazienza[Noun] -jilt lasciar in asso; civettare(tease)[Verb] -jingle tintinnare[Verb] -job occupazione; lavoro; impiego[Noun] -jobber cottimista; barattiere[Noun] -jobbery baratteria; corruzione[Noun] -jobbing cottimo; mediazione; baratto -jobless disoccupato; senza lavoro[Noun] -joblessness disoccupazione[Noun] -joist putrella; trave -joke scherzo -jokingly scherzosamente[Adverb] -journalist giornalista -journey gita[Noun] -journey viaggio[Noun] -k Lettera non presente nell'alfabeto italiano -kaftan caftano[Noun] -kaiser imperatore tedesco[Noun] -kale verza[Noun] -kaleidescope caleidoscopio[Noun] -kaleidoscope caleidoscopio[Noun] -kamikaze kamikaze -kangaroo canguro -kangaroos canguri -kaolin caolino(miner.) -kaolinite caolinite[Noun] -karate karate -karateist karateka -karyatid cariatide -kayak kayak[Noun] -kcal kilocaloria -keel chiglia -key chiave -key tasto[Noun] -keyboard tastiera -keyhole buco della serratura[Noun] -keynote tonica -kidney rene -kindness gentilezza[Adjective] -king re -kiss bacio -kisses baci -kitchen cucina -kitchens cucine -knee ginocchio[Noun] -knife coltello[Noun] -knight cavaliere[Noun] -l "lire diecimila" -lab laboratorio[Noun] -label etichetta[Verb] -labelable casa -labeled etichettato[Adjective] -labial labiale[Adjective] -laboratory laboratorio[Noun] -lamp lampada[Noun] -lamps lampade[Noun] -land atterrare[Verb] -land terra[Noun] -landing sbarco[Noun] -landlord padrone[Noun] -landowner proprietario[Noun] -landscape paesaggio[Noun] -landslide frana[Noun] -lane vicolo, viottolo[Noun] -latter secondo/ultimo[Adjective] -lattice reticolo[Noun] -lattices reticoli[Noun] -laugh ridere[Verb] -launch lancio/lanciare[Noun] -launched lanciato[Verb] -lead condurre[Verb] -leader capo[Noun] -leaf foglia[Noun] -leaflet opuscolo[Noun] -leaflets opuscoli[Noun] -lemon limone -lemonade limonata -letter salita[] -letter livello[] -liar bugiardo[Adjective] -liars bugiardi[Adjective] -liberal liberale[Noun] -liberalism liberalismo[Adjective] -liberalist liberista[Adjective] -liberalistic liberalistico -liberality liberalita\[Adjective] -liberalization liberalizzazione[Adverb] -liberalize liberalizzare[Verb] -liberalized liberalizzato -liberalizer liberalizzatore -liberalizers liberalizzatori -liberalizes liberalizza[Verb] -liberalizing liberalizzando[Verb] -liberally liberamente[Adverb] -liberalness senza liberalita\ -liberals liberali[Noun] -lift ascensore[Noun] -like vorre[Verb] -linguistics linguistica -little piccolo[Adjective] -lived io abitato; abitare [Verb] -lizard lucertola[Noun] -lizards lucertolas[Noun] -loaf pagnotta[Noun] -loafing oziosità[Verb] -loafs pagnottas[Noun] -loan credito, prestito[Noun] -loath contrario -loathe avere in orrore[Verb] -loathes detestato[Verb] -loathly disdegnoso[Adjective] -loathsome laido[Adjective] -lobe lobulo[Noun] -lobster aragosta[Noun] -love amore -ma mamma[Noun] -ma'am signora -macabre macabro -macabrely macabramente[Adverb] -macadam asfalto -macadamize pavimentare in macadam[Verb] -macadamized pavimentato in macadam[Verb] -macadamizes pavimenta in macadam[Verb] -macadamizing pavimentando in macadam[Verb] -macaque macaco -macaroni maccheroni -macaronic maccheronico -macaronically maccheronicamente -macaroon amaretto[Noun] -mace mazza[Noun] -macerate macerare[Verb] -macerated macerato -macerates macera -macerating macerando -maceration macerazione -macerations macerazioni[Noun] -maces mazze[Noun] -machete machete -machinate tramare[Verb] -machinated tramato[Verb] -machinates trama[Verb] -machinating tramando[Verb] -machination macchinazione -machinator macchinatore[Noun] -machine macchina -machined fatto a macchina[Adjective] -machinelike meccanico -machineries apparecchiature -machinery apparecchiatura -machines macchine -machinist macchinista -machinists macchinisti -machinization meccanizzazione -machinize meccanizzare -machismo machismo -macho macho -mackerel sgombro[Noun] -mackerels sgombri[Noun] -mackintosh impermeabile[Noun] -macro macro -macroaggregate macroaggregato -macroaggregated macroaggregato -macrobiotic macrobiotico -macrocephalic macrocefalico -macrocephalous macrocefalo -macrocephaly macrocefalia -macrocosm macrocosmo -macrocosmic macrocosmico -macrocosmically in modo macrocosmico -macrocyte macrocita -macrocytic macrocitica -macrocytosis macrocitosi -macrodynamic macrodinamica[Noun] -macroeconomic macroeconomico -macroeconomics macroeconomia -macroevolution macroevoluzione -macroevolutionary macroevolutivo -macrofossil macrofossile -macrogamete macrogamete -macroinstruction macroistruzione -macromolecular macromolecolare -macromolecule macromolecola -macromolecules macromolecole -macron macron -macronucleus macronucleo -macronutrient macronutriente -macropathological macropatologico -macropathology macropatologia -macrophage macrofago -macrophages macrofagi -macrophagic macrofagico -macrophyte macrofita[Noun] -macrophytic macrofita[Adjective] -macroprocessor macroprocessore -macros macro -macroscale macroscala -macroscopic macroscopico -macroscopical macroscopico -macroscopically macroscopicamente -macrosimulation macrosimulazione -macrosocioeconomic macrosocioeconomico -macrostructural macrostrutturale -macrostructure macrostruttura -maculate maculare -maculated maculato -maculation maculazione[Noun] -macule ma\cula -mad arrabiato -mad pazzo -madam signora -madams signore -madcap scervellato -madden far impazzire[Verb] -maddened esasperato[Verb] -maddening esasperante[Adjective] -maddeningly esasperantemente[Adverb] -maddest il piú pazzo,il piú matto[Adjective] -made fatto -mademoiselle madamigella -mademoiselles madamigelle -madhouse manicomio, casa di cura per malati di mente[Noun] -madly pazzamente[Adverb] -madman pazzo -madmen pazzi -madness pazzia -madrigal madrigale -madrigalian madrigalico -madrigalist madrigalista -madrigals madrigali[Noun] -madwoman pazza -madwomen pazze -maelstroms maelstrom[Noun] -maestro maestro -mafioso mafioso -magazine rivista -magazines riviste -magenta magenta -maggot larva[Noun] -maggots larve[Noun] -maggoty verminoso[Adjective] -magi magi[Noun] -magic magia -magical magico -magically magicamente[Adverb] -magician mago -magicians maghi[Noun] -magisterial magistrale[Adjective] -magisterially magistralmente[Adverb] -magisterium magistero[Noun] -magistracy magistratura[Noun] -magistral magistrale[Adjective] -magistrally magistralmente[Adverb] -magistrate magistrato -magistrates magistrati -magistrateship magistratura[Noun] -magistrature magistratura[Noun] -magma magma -magmatic magmatico[Adjective] -magnanimity magnanimita\[Noun] -magnanimous magnanimo[Adjective] -magnanimously magnanimamente[Adverb] -magnanimousness magnanimita\[Noun] -magnate magnate[Noun] -magnesia magnesia[Noun] -magnesium magnesio -magnesiums magnesio[Noun] -magnet magnete[Noun] -magnetic magnetico[Adjective] -magnetically magneticamente[Adverb] -magnetism magnetismo[Noun] -magnetisms magnetismo[Noun] -magnetite magnetite[Noun] -magnetizability magnetizzabilita\[Noun] -magnetizable magnetizzabile[Adjective] -magnetization magnetizzazione[Noun] -magneto magnete[Noun] -magnificent magnifico -magnificently magnificamente -maid cameriera -maid casalingha[Noun] -mail posta -mailbox cassetta postale -mailman postino -mailsack sacco postale -majesty maesta' -major maggiore -makeup trucco -malt il malto[Noun] -man uomo[Noun] -manganese manganese -manger mangiatoia -mangle tritare[Verb] -manhood virilità -mania mania -maniac maniaco -manicure manicure -manifest manifèsto (adj), manifestare (verb)[Adjective] -manifesto manifèsto -manifold moltèplice[Adjective] -manipulate manipolare[Verb] -mankind umanità -manly virile[Adjective] -manner manièra -mannerism manierismo -marksman tiratore scelto[Noun] -marksmanship abilità nel tiro[Verb] -marksmen tiratori scelti[Noun] -masseur massaggiatore -massive massiccio[Adjective] -mast àlbero -master padrone -masterpiece capolavoro -mastery padronanza -masticate masticare[Verb] -mathematician matematico -mathematics matematica -matrices matrici[Noun] -matricide matricidio -matrimony matrimonio -matrix matrice -mattress materasso[Noun] -mattresses materassi[Noun] -may potere[Verb] -maybe forse -mayhem danni -mayonnaise maionese -mayor sindaco -mayors sindaci -maze labirinto -me me, mi[Pronoun] -meadow prato -meager magro, scarso[Adjective] -meal pasto -meals pasti -mean mèdia -meaning significato -means mèzzo -meantime frattèmpo -meanwhile mentre[Adjective] -measles morbillo -measurability misurabilità[Adjective] -measurable misurabile[Adjective] -measure misura -measured misurato -measurement misuramento -measurements misurazioni -measuring misuratore[Adjective] -meat carne -mechanic meccàaìnico -mechanical meccànico[Adjective] -mechanism meccanismo -mechanize meccanizzare[Verb] -medal medàglia -medical mèdico[Adjective] -medicate medicare[Verb] -medicine medicina -mediocre mediòcre[Adjective] -mediocrity mediocrità -meditate meditare[Verb] -meditation meditazione -medium mèzzo -metaphysics metafisica[Noun] -meteorology meteorologia[Noun] -meteors meteore[Noun] -meter metro[Noun] -meters metri[Noun] -methadone metadone[Noun] -methane metano[Noun] -methanol metanolo[Noun] -method metodo[Noun] -methodic metodico[Adjective] -methodical metodico -methodically metodicamente -methodists metodista[Noun] -methodological metodologico -methyl metile -methylene metilene -microphone micròfono[Noun] -midget nano[Noun] -midnight mezzanòtte[Noun] -midriff diaframma[Noun] -migration migrazione[Noun] -migratory migratòrio[Adjective] -mild mite[Adjective] -mildew muffa bianca[Noun] -mildness mitezza[Noun] -mile mìglio[Noun] -mileage chilometràggio[Noun] -milestone piètra miliare[Noun] -milk latte -milky làtteo[Adjective] -mill mulino[Noun] -miller mugnaio[Noun] -millesimal millesimale -millibar millibar -million millione -misadventure disgràzia[Noun] -misappropriate appropriare indebitamente[Verb] -miscellaneous miscellàneo[Adjective] -mischief cattivèria[Noun] -mischievous cattivo, malizioso[Adjective] -misconstrue fraintèndere[Verb] -miscreant miscredènte[Noun] -misdemeanor contravvenzione[Noun] -missive lettera, messaggio[Noun] -missives lettere, messaggi[Noun] -mistake errore[Noun] -mistreat maltrattare, bistrattare[Verb] -mistress padrona[Noun] -mistrust sfidùcia[Noun] -misty nebbioso[Adjective] -misunderstand fraintèndere[Verb] -misuse abusare di[Verb] -mite pezzetino[Noun] -mitigate mitigare[Verb] -model modello[Noun] -modelled modellato[Verb] -moderated moderato[Adjective] -moderately moderatamente[Adjective] -monday lunedi -monotone tono uniforme[Noun] -monotonous monòtono[Adjective] -monotony monotonìa[Adjective] -monoxide monòssido[Noun] -monsoon monsone[Noun] -monster mostro[Noun] -monstrosity mostruosittà[Noun] -monstrous mostruoso[Adjective] -month mese[Noun] -monthly mensile[Adjective] -monument monumento[Noun] -monumental monumentale[Adjective] -mood stato d'ànimo[Noun] -moody triste[Adjective] -moon luna -moonlight chiaro di luna[Noun] -morphine morfina[Noun] -mother madre[Noun] -motherboard Piastra Madre[Noun] -motherboard scheda madre[Noun] -motherboards Piastre madri[Noun] -motherboards schede madri[Noun] -mothers madri[Noun] -motion movimento[Noun] -motor motore[Noun] -motorbike moto[Noun] -motorcar automobile[Noun] -motorcar macchina[Noun] -motorcycle Motocicletta[Noun] -motorcycle moto[Noun] -motorcycles Motociclette[Noun] -motorcycles moto[Noun] -motorcyclist Motociclista[Noun] -motorized motorizzato[Adjective] -motors motori[Noun] -mount arrampiccarsi -mountain Montagna[Noun] -mountains Montagne[Noun] -mouse topo -mouses topi[Noun] -mouth bocca -mouthful boccone -move movere[Verb] -movie film[Noun] -movies film[Noun] -mozzarella mozzarella[Noun] -much tanto[Adjective] -mushroom fungo[Noun] -music musica -musical musicale -musicality musicalita' -musically musicalmente -musicologist musicologo[Noun] -muskox bue muschiato[Noun] -muskoxen buoi muschiati[Noun] -mussel cozza[Noun] -mussels cozze[Noun] -must dovere[Verb] -mustache baffi -mustached baffuto -mustard mostarda -mutagenic mutagenico -mutant mutante -mutants mutanti -mutated mutato -mutation mutazione -mutations mutazioni -mute muto -mutilate mutilare -mutilated mutilato -mutilates mutilati -mutilation mutilazione -mutilations mutilazioni -mutilator mutilatore -my mio, m ; mia, f -mycobacteria micobatterio -mycology micologia -mycoplasma micoplasma -mycosis micosi -mycotic micotico -myeline mielina -myelinization mielinizazione -myeloid mieloide -myocardial miocardico -myocarditis miocardite -myocardium miocardio -myofibril miofibrilla -myoglobin mioglobina -myopia miopia -myopic miope -myopically miopicamente -myosin miosina -myosotis miosite -myotonia miotonia -myrrh mirra -mysteries misteri -mysterious misterioso -mystery mistero -mystic mistico -mystify mistificare[Verb] -myth mito -mythic mitico -mythical mìtico[Adjective] -mythologic mitologico -mythology mitologia -mythomania mitomania -mythomaniac mitomane -myths miti -nadir nadir -nag pisello -naiad naiade -nail chiodo -nail unghia (finger) -nailed inchiodato -nailing inchiodando -nails chiodi -nails unghie (fingers) -naive ingenuo -naively ingenuamente -naiveness ingenuita\ -naivety ingenuita\ -naked nudo -nakedly nudamente -nakedness nudita\ -name dire[Verb] -name nome -nameable nominabile -named chiamato -nameless senza nome -namelessly anonimamente -namelessness anonimita\ -namely esplicitamente -names nomi -namesake omonimo[Noun] -nanny governante -nanogram nanogrammo -nanograms nanogrammi -nanometer nanometro -nanometers nanometri -nanosecond nanosecondo -nanoseconds nanosecondi -nap pennichella -nape nuca -naphtha nafta[Noun] -napkin tovagliolo -napkins tovaglioli -narcissistic narcisistico -narcissus narciso -narcist narcisista -narcosis narcosi -narcotic narcotico -narcotics narcotici -narcotized narcotizzato -narrate narrare -narration narrazione -narrators narratore -narrow stretto -narrowed ristretto -narrowminded di mente ottusa[Adjective] -narrowness strettezza[Noun] -nasal nasale -nascent nascente -nasturtium nasturzio -nasty sudicio; brutto(as a person)[Adjective] -natant natante -nation nazione -national nazionale -nationalism nazionalismo -nationalisms nazionalismi -nationalist nazionalista -nationalists nazionalisti -nationality nazionalita' -nations nazioni -native nativo; indigeno(aborigines)[Noun] -nativity nativita' -nattier piu' elegante -nattily elegantemente -nattiness eleganza -natty elegante -natural naturale -naturalism naturalismo -naturalist naturalista -naturalization naturalizzazione[Noun] -nature natura -naught nulla; niente; zero[Noun] -naughty cattivo[Adjective] -nausea nausea -nauseas nauseabondo[Adjective] -nautical nautico -naval navale -navel ombelico -navigability navigabilita' -navigable navigabile -navigate navigare -navigation navigazione[Noun] -navigator navigatore[Noun] -navy marina; flotta[Noun] -nay anzi[Adverb] -near vicino, prossimo(adjs); avvicinarsi(verb) -nearly quasi[Adverb] -nearsighted miope[Adjective] -neat accurato(as in accurate); grazioso(as in dainty); ordinato(as in tidy)[Adjective] -neatness accuratezza; pulizia(as in elegance)[Noun] -necessarily necessariamente[Adverb] -necessary necessario[Adjective] -necessitate necessitare[Verb] -necessity necessita\[Noun] -neck collo[Noun] -necklace collana[Noun] -need abbisognare(verb); bisogno, mancanza(nouns) -needful necessario(adj & noun) -needfully necessariamente[Adverb] -needless inutile[Adjective] -needy bisognoso[Adjective] -negation negazione[Noun] -negative negativa(noun); negativo(adj) -negatively negativamente[Adverb] -neglect negligere[Verb] -negligence negligenza[Noun] -negligent negligente[Adjective] -negotiate negoziare[Verb] -negotiation negoziazione[Noun] -neighbor vicino[Noun] -neighborhood vicinanza[Noun] -neighborly da buon vicino[Adjective] -neither ne\[Conjunction] -nephew nipote[Noun] -nerve nervo; coraggio(as in guts or courage)[Noun] -neuralgia nevralgia[Noun] -neuritis neurite[Noun] -neuter neuto(in grammar)[Adjective] -neutral neutrale(adj. & noun) -never mai[Adverb] -nevertheless nonostante, tuttavia[Adverb] -new nuovo[Adjective] -newly nuovamente[Adverb] -news notizie(pl)[Noun] -newsagent giornalaio[Noun] -newspaper giornale[Noun] -newspapers i giornali[Noun] -next (Adjectives)vicino, seguente, prossimo, a lato(besides); (Adverb)in seguito -nib pennino[Noun] -nibble rodere; abboccare(fish)[Verb] -nice gentile[Adjective] -nicely gentilmente[Adverb] -nick tacca[Noun] -nickel nickel[Noun] -nickname soprannome[Noun] -nicotine nicotina[Noun] -night notte[Noun] -nitwit sciocco[Noun] -nix no -no no[Adverb] -nobility nobilta\[Noun] -noble nobile[Adjective] -nobleman nobile[Noun] -nobodies nessuni[Noun] -nobody nessuno[Noun] -nod far cenno di testa(verb); cenno di testa(noun) -noise rumore[Noun] -noiseless senza rumore; tranquillo[Adjective] -noiselessly tranquillamente[Adverb] -noisily rumorosamente[Adverb] -noisy rumoroso[Adjective] -nominal nominale[Adjective] -nominate nominare[Verb] -nominee persona designata[Noun] -none nessuno[Pronoun] -nonsense assurdita\[Pronoun] -nonskid non sdrucciolevole[Adjective] -nonstop continuo; diretto(as train or plane flight)[Adjective] -nose naso[Noun] -not non[Preposition] -notebook quaderno -notebooks quaderni -nothing niente -oaf zoticone -oafish goffo -oafishly goffamente -oafishness buzzurraggine[Noun] -oafs zoticoni -oak quercia -oaken di quercia -oaks quercie -oakwood legno di quercia -oar remo -oared dotato di remi[Adjective] -oars remi -oarsman rematore -oarsmanship abilita/ del rematore[Noun] -oasis oasi -oat avena -oatcake focaccia d'avena -oatcakes focaccie d'avena -oaten d'avena[Adjective] -oath giuramento -oath imprecazione -oaths giuramenti -oaths imprecazioni -oatmeal farina d'avena -oats avena[Noun] -obbligato obbligato[Adjective] -obduracy testardaggine[Noun] -obdurate testardo[Noun] -obdurately caparbiamente[Adverb] -obdurateness testardaggine[Noun] -obedience ubbidienza -obedient ubbidiente -obediently ubbidientemente[Adverb] -obelisk obelisco -obese obeso -obesity obesita' -obey ubbidire -obfuscate offuscare -obfuscated offuscato -obfuscater offuscatore -obfuscates offusca -obituaries necrologi -obituary necrologio -object obiettivo, scopo -object oggetto -objection obiezione -objections obiezioni -objective obiettivo -objectives obiettivi -objector obiettore -objectors obiettori -objects oggetti -objet obiettare -oblation oblazione -oblations oblazioni -obligate obbligare -obligated obbligato/a -obligates obbliga -obligation obbligo -obligatory obbligatorioo -oblique obliquo -obliterate cancellare -obliterated cancellato -obliterates cancella -obliteration cancellatura -obliterations cancellature -oblivion oblio -oblong oblungo -oblong rettangolare -oblongated oblungato -obloquy diffamazione -obnoxious sgradevole -obnoxiously sgradevolmente -obnoxiousness sgradevolezza -oboe oboe -oboist oboista -obscene osceno -obscenities oscenita' -obscenity oscenita' -obscurant oscurante -obscurantism oscurantismo -obscurantist oscurantista -obscuration oscuramento -obscurations oscuramenti -obscure oscuro -obscure sconosciuto -obscured offuscato -obscurity oscurita' -obsequies esequie -obsequious ossequioso -observable osservabile -observable visibile -observance osservanza -observances osservanze -observant osservante -observation osservazione -observations osservazioni -observatories osservatori -observatory osservatorio -observe osservare -observed osservato -observer osservatore -observers osservatori -observes osserva -observing osservando -obsess ossessionare -obsessed ossesso -obsesses ossessa -obsession ossessione -obsessions ossessioni -obsessive ossessivo -obsessively ossessivamente -obstacle ostacolo -obstacles ostacoli -obstetric ostetrico -obstetrical ostetrico -obstetrician ostetrico -obstetricians ostetrici -obstetrics ostetricia -obstinacy ostinazione -obstinate ostinato -obstinately ostinatamente -obstinateness ostinatezza -obstruct ostruire -obstructed ostruito -obstruction ostruzione -obstructionism ostruzionismo -obstructionist ostruzionista -obstructions ostruzioni -obstructive ostrutivo -obtain ottenere -obtainable ottenibile -obtrude imporre -obtrusion intrusione -obtrusive importuno -obtuse ottuso -obtuseness ottusita' -obvious ovvio -obviously ovviamente -occasion occasione -occasional occasionale -occasionally occasionalmente -occasions occasioni -occident occidente -occidental occidentale -occidentalize occidentalizzare -occidentalized occidentalizzato -occidentalizes occidentalizza -occidentalizing occidentalizzante -occipital occipitale -occiput occipite -occlude occludere, ostruire -occluded occluso -occludes occlude -occlusion occlusione -occlusions occlusioni -occult occulto -occultism occultismo -occultist occultista -occupant occupante -occupants occupanti -occupation occupazione -occupational occupazionale -occupations occupazioni -occupied occupato -occupy occupare -occur succedere -occurred successo -occurs succede -ocean oceano -oceanarium oceanario -oceanic oceanico -oceanographer oceanografo -oceanographers oceanografi -oceanographic oceanografico -oceanography oceanografia -oceanologic oceanologico -oceanologist oceanologista -oceanology oceanologia -oceans oceani -o'clock in punto[Adjective] -octagon ottagono -octagonal ottagonale -octane ottano -octave ottava -octogenarian ottuagenario -octopus polipo, piovra -ocular oculare -oculist oculista -oculomotor oculomotore -odalisque odalisca -odd strano -oddball persona strana, eccentrica -oddballs persone strane, eccentriche -odder piu' strano -oddest il piu' strano -oddities stranezze -oddity stranezza -oddly stranamente -oddment avanzo -oddness stranezza -odds (at odds) in disaccordo -odds (bets) posta -ode ode -odious odioso -odium odio -odometer contachilometri -odometers contachilometri -odontologst odontologo -odontology odontologia -odor odore -odorant odorante -odoriferous odoroso, fragrante, profumato -odorless inodoro -odorous odoroso -odors odori -oenology enologia -o'er sopra -of di -off lontano da -offal frataglie -offbeat insolito -offend offendere -offended offeso -offends offende -offense (mil.) attacco -offense offesa -offenses offese -offensive (mil.)offensiva -offensive offensivo; sgradevole -offensives (mil.) offensive -offer v. offrire -offered offerta -offering offerta -offerings offerte -offers v. offre -offertory offertorio -offhand estemporaneo, improvvisato -offhanded estemporaneo, improvvisato -offhandedly estemporaneo, improvvisato -office ufficio -officeholder ufficiale, funzionario -officeholders ufficiali, funzionari -officemate collega d'ufficio -officer ufficiale -officers ufficiali -offices uffici -official ufficiale -officialdom burocrazia -officialese gergo burocratico -officialism burocrazia -officially ufficialmente -officious ufficioso -officiously ufficiosamente -officiousness ufficiosita' -offing mare al largo -offish distante, riservato -offishly in modo distante o riservato -offishness distante, riservato -offload scaricare -offscreen fuori schermo -offset controbilanciare, compensare -offsets controbilancia, compensa -offshoot germoglio -offshore lontano da terra -offside fuori gioco -offspring prole -offstage fuori scena -oft spesso, sovente,frequente -often spesso, sovente,frequente -oftentimes spesso, sovente, frequente -ofttimes spesso, sovente, frequente -ogive ogiva -ogle n. sguardo amoroso -ogle v. guardare in modo amoroso -ogled guardato in modo amoroso -ogler uno che guarda in modo amoroso -ogles guarda in modo amoroso -ogre orco -ogress orca -oil olio; petrolio -oilcloth tela cerata -oiled oliato -oilskin tela impermeabilizzata -oily oleoso -ointment unguento -ointments unguenti -old vecchio -olden vecchio -older piu' vecchio -oldest il piu' vecchio -oldfangled antiquato -oldster anziano -oldsters anziani -oleander oleandro -oleanders oleandri -olfactory olfattivo -oligarch oligarca -oligarchic oligarchico -oligarchy oligarchia -oligopoly oligopolio -oligosaccharide oligosaccaride -oligosaccharides oligosaccaridi -olive olivo, oliva -olives olive -olivine olivina -olympiad olimpiade -omega omega -omelet frittata -omelets frittate -omen presagio -omens presagi -omental omentale -omentum omento -one one -ostrich struzzo[Noun] -ostriches struzzi[Noun] -pa papa[Noun] -pace passo -paced avente un certo passo[Adverb] -pacem chi va al passo, chi fa l'andatura, battistrada, ambasciatore -pacemaker Stimolatore di battito cardiaco[Noun] -pacemaking Facendo Pace[Verb] -paces pace[Noun] -pachyderm pachiderma[Noun] -pachydermal pachiderma[Noun] -pacifiable pacificabile[Adjective] -pacific pacifico -pacifically pacificamente[Adjective] -pacifications pacificazioni[Noun] -pacificator paciere[Noun] -pacificators pacieri[Noun] -pacificist pacifista[Noun] -pacifier ciuccio[Noun] -pacifier ciucciotto -pacifism pacifismo -pacifist pacifista -pacify pacificare[Verb] -pack pacco[Noun] -package pacchetto[Noun] -package pacco -packaged confezionato -packaged imballato -packages pacchetti[Noun] -packages pacchi -packaging imballaggio/imballo[Noun] -packed impacchettato/imballato[Adjective] -packet pacchetto[Noun] -packetization pacchettizzazione[Noun] -packets pacchetti[Noun] -packs pacchi[Noun] -pact patto -pacts patti[Noun] -pad imbottitura[Noun] -padded Imbottito[Adjective] -paddle remo -padlock lucchetto -padre padre -padrone padrone -paella paella, risotto[Noun] -paestum paestum -pagan pagano -paganish pagano[Noun] -paganism paganesimo -paganization paganizzazione[Noun] -paganize paganizzare[Verb] -paganized paganizzati[Adjective] -page pagina -pages pagine -paginate impaginare -paginated impaginato -pagoda pagoda -pagodas pagode -paid pagato -pain dolore -painful doloroso -painfully dolorosamente -painless indolore -painlessly senza dolore[Adverb] -painlessness assenza di dolore[Noun] -pains dolori -paint pittura -paintbrush pennello -painted dipinto -painter pittore -painters pittori -painting dipinto -paintings dipinti -paints pitture -pair paio -pairs pari -palace palazzo -palaces palazzi -paladin paladino -parametric parametri[Adjective] -patch toppa -patches toppe -path sentiero[Noun] -patience pazienza[Noun] -patient paziente[Adjective] -patiently pazientemente[Adverb] -patina patina[Noun] -patriarch patriarca[Noun] -patriarchal patriarcale[Adjective] -patriarchate patriarcato[Noun] -patrician patrizio[Adjective] -patricide patricida[Noun] -patrimonial patrimoniale[Adjective] -patrimony patrimonio[Noun] -patriot patriota[Noun] -patriotic patriottico[Adjective] -patriotism patriottismo[Noun] -patrol pattuglia[Noun] -patroller persona di pattuglia[Noun] -patron patrono[Noun] -patronage patronaggio[Noun] -patroness patrona[Noun] -people la gente[Noun] -pepper pepe[Noun] -peppercorn grano di pepe[Noun] -peppermint menta peperita[Noun] -peppery pepato, acre, pungente[Adjective] -pepsin pepsina[Noun] -permutation permutazione[Noun] -permutations permutazioni[Noun] -permute permutare[Verb] -perorate perorare -perpendicular perpendicolare[Adjective] -perpendicularly perpendicolarmente[Adverb] -perpendiculars perpendicolari[Noun] -perpetrate perpetrare[Verb] -perpetrated perpetrato[Verb] -perpetual perpetuo[Adjective] -petard petardo[Noun] -petroleum petrolio[Noun] -physicist fisico -physics fisica -play gioco, partita, commedia[Noun] -plea preghiera, domanda,(argomento di) difesa[Noun] -please piacere[Verb] -pleaser oblativo[Adjective] -plenty tanto, molto[Adverb] -pliers pinza[Noun] -plight situazione, critica -plod camminare a stentio, sgobbare[Verb] -plot congiura, cospirazione, trama[Noun] -pollute inquinare[Verb] -pollution inquinamento[Noun] -polyester poliestere[Noun] -poof froggio[Noun] -pool piscina[Noun] -pools piscina[Noun] -poop cacca[Noun] -poor povero[Adjective] -poorer più povero[Adjective] -poorest il più povero -poorness povertà[Noun] -popcorn popcorn[Noun] -pope papà[Noun] -poppet carino[Noun] -popular popolare[Adjective] -popularity popolarità[Noun] -porcelain porcelano[Noun] -pork maiale[Noun] -pork porco[Noun] -porkies bugie[Noun] -porn pornogrofia[Noun] -pornographer pornograficista[Noun] -pornographic pornografico[Adjective] -position posizione[Noun] -position posto[Noun] -possibility possibilita\[Noun] -possible possibile[Adjective] -poster cartellone[Noun] -postpone rimandare[Verb] -potato patata[Noun] -potential potenziale[Noun] -potentiometer potenziometro[Noun] -potentiometers potenziometri[Noun] -potion pozione[Noun] -potions pozioni[Noun] -practical pratico/a[Adjective] -praise lodare[Verb] -prawn gamberi[Noun] -precipitation precipitazione[Noun] -precipitator precipitatore[Noun] -precise preciso[Adjective] -precisely precisamente[Adverb] -precision precisione[Noun] -preclinical preclinico[Adjective] -precocious precoce[Noun] -precociously precocemente[Adverb] -pregnancy gravidanza -pregnant gravida -prelature prelatura -project progetto[Noun] -projecting proiettare[Verb] -proletarian proletario[Adjective] -proletarian proletario[Adjective] -proliferative prolifero[Adjective] -proliferative prolifico[Adjective] -prolific prolifico[Noun] -provider fornitore[Noun] -providers fornitori[Noun] -provides fornisce[Verb] -providing fornire, fornendo[Verb] -providing che fornisce[Verb] -province provincia[Noun] -provinces province[Noun] -provincial provinciale[Adjective] -provincialism provincialismo[Noun] -provitamin provitamina[Noun] -provocation provocazione[Noun] -pubis pube[Noun] -public pubblico[Adjective] -pudendal pudendo[Adjective] -pudendum pudendo[Adjective] -purchasable acquistabile[Adjective] -purchase acquisto[Noun] -purchased acquistato[Verb] -purchaser acquirente[Noun] -purchasers acquirenti[Noun] -purchases acquisti[Noun] -purchasing l'acquistare[Noun] -pussy micio -put mettere[Verb] -quackery ciarlataneria -quacks ciarlatani -quadrangle quadrangolo -quadrangles quadrangoli -quadrangular quadrangolare -quadrant quadrante -quadrantal quadrantale -quadrants quadranti -quadraphonic quadrafonico -quadraphony quadrafonia -quadrille quadriglia -quadriplegic quadriplegico -quadrivalent quadrivalente -quadruped quadrupede -quadruple quadruplo -quadruplicate quadruplicare -quadruplicated quadruplicato -quaff tracannare -quagmire pantano -quagmires pantani -quail quaglia -quaint antiquato -quake tremito; v. tremare -quaked tremato -quakes trema -qualification qualificazione -qualified qualificato -quarantine quarantena -quark quark -quarrel lite -quarrel v. litigare -quarrelsome litigioso -quarry cava -quarter quarto -quarterage pagamento trimestrale -quarterdeck cassero -quarterdecks casseri -quarterly trimestrale -quartet quartetto -quartets quartetti -quartz quarzo -quartzite quarzite -quasar quasar -quash v. schiacciare -quashed schiacciato -quaternary quaternario -quaver v. tremare -quavery tremolante -quay molo -quean prostituta -queasy nauseabondo -queen regina -queens regine -queer omosessuale -queer strano -queerer piu' strano -quell v. reprimere -quench estinguere, spegnere -quern macinino -query domanda -query v. chiedere -quest ricerca -question domanda -question questione -questionnaire questionario -queue fila, coda -quibble cavillo -quibble v. cavillare -quick rapido, svelto -quicklime calce viva -quickly rapidamente -quickness rapidita', prontezza -quicksand sabbia mobile -quickset di piante vive -quicksilver mercurio -quid sterlina -quiescent quiescente -quiet quieto, silenzioso -quiet v. aquietare, calmare -quill penna d'oca (per scrivere) -quilt trapunta -quilt v. trapuntare -quince mela cotogna -quinine chinino -quintessence quintessenza -quintet quintetto -quintets quintetti -quintuplicate quintuplicare -quip battuta arguta -quire misura di carta (24 fogli) -quirk stranezza -quirks stranezze -quirt frustino -quisling collaborazionista -quit v. lasciare, smettere -quitclaim rinuncia -quiver faretra -quiz quiz -quod prigione -quorum quorum -quota quota -quotas quote -quotation citazione -quotation quotazione -quotations citazioni -quotations quotazioni -quote citazione -quote v. citare -quote v. quotare -quoted citato -quotes citazioni -quotidian quotidiano -quotient quoziente -quotients quozienti -r r -rabbet scanalatura -rabbeting scanalando - unendo ad incastro[Verb] -rabbi rabbino -rabbinate rabbinato -rabbinic rabbinico -rabbinical rabbinico -rabbinically rabbinicamente[Adverb] -rabbinism rabbinismo -rabbit coniglio -rabbitry allevamento di conigli -rabbits conigli -rabbity di coniglio - pieno di conigli[Adjective] -rabble folla -rabbled agitato - rimescolato[Adjective] -rabblement accozzaglia, massa[Noun] -rabid rabbioso -rabidity furia -rabidly rabbiosamente -rabies rabbia -raccoon procione lavatore -raccoons procioni - orsi lavatori[Noun] -race corsa -racecourse ippodromo -racehorse corsa di cavalli -racehorses cavalli da corsa -racemic racemico -racemization racemizzazione -racemize racemizzare -racer corridore[Noun] -racers corridori[Noun] -races corse[Noun] -racetrack ippodromo -rachides rachide[Noun] -rachis rachide[Noun] -rachitic rachitico -rachitis rachitismo[Noun] -racial razziale -racialism razzismo[Noun] -racialist razzista[Noun] -racialistic razzistico - razzialista[Adjective] -racially razzialmente -racism razzismo -racist razzista -racists razzisti -rack rastrelliera - scaffale - cremagliera[Noun] -racket chiasso - organizzazione criminale - [Noun] -racketeer truffatore - ricattatore[Noun] -racketeering truffe - ricatti - estorsioni di denaro[Noun] -racketeers truffatori - ricattatori[Noun] -rackety chiassoso - festaiolo[Adjective] -raconteur raccontatore[Noun] -racoon procione - orso lavatore[Noun] -racy genuino - salace - di sapore caratteristico[Adjective] -rad radicale (abbr)[Noun] -radar radar -radars radar (pl)[Noun] -raddle tingere con ocra rossa - imbellettare[Verb] -radial radiale -release rilasciare[Verb] -renewal rinnovo[Noun] -renewed rinnovato[Adjective] -renewer rinnovatore[Noun] -report relazione[Noun] -reported riferito[Verb] -reports relazioni[Noun] -repositioned spostato[Verb] -repost reindirizzare[Verb] -represent rappresentare[Verb] -return ritornare[Verb] -riot sommossa, tumulto -riotous tumultuoso, sfrenato, scatenato -road Road[Noun] -road strada[Noun] -roadbed massicciata[Noun] -roads strade[Noun] -roadstead ormeggio[Noun] -roadway carreggiata[Noun] -roadways carreggiate[Noun] -roar ruggire[Verb] -rob rubare[Verb] -robber ladro[Noun] -robberies furti[Noun] -robbers ladri[Noun] -robbery furto[Noun] -robust robusto[Adjective] -room stanza -roomy a spazioso -run correre[Verb] -sabbat saturday/sabato[Noun] -sabbath sabba -sabbatic sabbatico -sabbatical sabbatico -saber sciabola -saberlike simile ad una sciabola -sabertooth dai denti a sciabola -sable baio -sables sabbie[Noun] -sabot borra -sabotage sabotaggio -sabotaged sabotato -sabotages sabotaggi -sabotaging sabotaggio -saboteur sabotatore -saccharide saccaride -saccharides saccaridi -saccharification saccarificazione -saccharify saccarificare -saccharimeter saccarimetro -saccharimeters saccarimetri -saccharimetry saccarimetria -saccharin saccarina[Noun] -saccharine saccarina -saccharometer saccarometro[Noun] -saccharometers saccarometri[Noun] -saccharomyces saccaromiceti -saccharose saccarosio -sacerdotal sacerdotale -sacks sacchi[Noun] -sacral sacrale -sacrament sacramento -sacramental sacramentale -sacramentalism sacramentalismo -sacramentalist sacramentalista -sacraments sacramenti -sacrarium sacrario -sacred sacro[Adjective] -sacrestia sacrestia -sacrifice sacrificio[Noun] -sacrificed sacrificato -sacrificers sacrificatori -sacrifices sacrifici -sacrificing sacrificando[Verb] -sacrilege sacrilego[Noun] -sacrilegious sacrilego[Adjective] -sacristan sacrestano[Noun] -sacristy sacrestia[Noun] -sacroiliac sacroiliaco[Adjective] -sacrosanct sacrosanto -sad triste -saddle sella -saddler sellaio[Noun] -saddles selle[Noun] -sadism sadismo -sadist sadista[Noun] -sadistic sadistico[Adjective] -sadists sadisti[Noun] -sadly tristemente[Adjective] -sadness tristezza[Noun] -sadomasochism sadomasochismo[Noun] -sadomasochist sadomasochista[Noun] -sadomasochistic sadomasochistico[Adjective] -safari safari[Noun] -safe sicuro[Adjective] -safeguard salvaguardia[Noun] -safeguarded salvaguardato[Verb] -safeguards protezioni, salvaguardie[Noun] -safer più sicuro[Noun] -safest il più sicuro[Noun] -safety sicurezza -saffron zafferano[Noun] -saga saga[Noun] -sagacious sagace[Adjective] -sagacity sagacia[Adjective] -sage saggina[Noun] -sagebrush scopa di saggina[Noun] -sail navigare (a vela)[Verb] -sailboat veliero[Noun] -sailboater velista[Noun] -sailboats barche a vela[Noun] -sailer navigatore (a vela)[Noun] -sailor marinaio[Noun] -sailors marinai[Noun] -saint santo[Noun] -saintdom santita'[Noun] -saints santi[Noun] -salad insalata[Noun] -salads insalate[Noun] -salamander salamandra[Noun] -sale vendere[Verb] -saleable vendibile[Adjective] -salesclerk commesso[Noun] -salesgirl commessa[Noun] -saleslady commessa[Noun] -salesman commesso[Noun] -salesmen commessi[Noun] -salespeople commessi[Noun] -salesperson commessi[Noun] -saleswoman commessa[Noun] -saleswomen commessa[Noun] -salinity salinita'[Noun] -salinize salinizzare[Verb] -saliva saliva -salivation salivazione[Noun] -salmon salmone[Noun] -salmonella salmonella[Noun] -salmonellosis salmonellosi[Noun] -salmons salmoni[Noun] -salt sale -sand sabbia -satisfied sodisfatto -sauce salsa -scallion scalogno[Noun] -scallop conchiglia[Noun] -scalloped dentellato[Adjective] -scallopini scallopini[Noun] -scallops conchiglie[Noun] -scalpel scapello[Noun] -scalper bagarino[Verb] -scaly squamoso[Adjective] -scamp briccone[Noun] -scamper sgambettare[Verb] -scampered sgambettato[Verb] -scampering sgambettando[Verb] -scampers sgambetta[Verb] -scampi scampi (shrimp)[Noun] -scampini scampini (small shrimp)[Noun] -scan scrutare[Verb] -scandal scandalo[Noun] -scandalize scandalizzare[Verb] -scandalized scandalizzato[Adjective] -scandalizes scandalizza[Verb] -scandalous scandaloso[Adjective] -scandalously scandalosamente[Adverb] -scandals scandoli[Noun] -scannable scrutabile[Adjective] -scanned scrutato[Verb] -scanner scrutore[Noun] -scanners scrutori[Noun] -scanning scruta[Verb] -scattering dispersione[Noun] -scattering diffusione[Noun] -school school[Noun] -screed massetto -screen coprire[Verb] -screen riparare[Verb] -screen schermo -screen schermo[Noun] -screw vite -screwed avvitato[Verb] -screwer cacciavite -scrimp scampo -sculptor scultore[Noun] -sea mare[Noun] -section sezione[Noun] -seduce sedurre[Verb] -seduced sedotto[Adjective] -seducer seduttore -seduction seduzione[Noun] -seductive seduttivo[Adjective] -see vedere[Verb] -seed seme[Noun] -send spedire[Verb] -sender chi spedisce[Noun] -sensation sensazione[Noun] -settings impostazioni[Noun] -seven sette[Noun] -seventeen diciassette[Noun] -seventeenth diciassettesimo[Adjective] -seventh settimo -seventies anni settanta -sex sesso -sexist sessista -sexual sessuali -sexuality sessuality -sexually sessualamente -shabbiness transandatezza -shabby scialbo -shack catapecchia -sheep pecora[Noun] -sheepish timido[Adjective] -sheer chiaro[Adjective] -sheer puro[Adjective] -sheet foglio -sheet lenzuolo[Noun] -shelf scaffale[Noun] -shellfish crostaceo[Noun] -shelter ricovero[Noun] -shift cambio[Noun] -shilling scellino[Noun] -shine brillare [something shines] -shine pulire [shine something] -ship nave (f) -shipping spedizione[Adverb] -ships navi[Noun] -shipshape in perfetto ordine[Adjective] -shipwreck relitto, naufragio[Noun] -shipyard cantiere navale[Noun] -shire contea (british)[Noun] -shirk evitare, sottrarsi a[Verb] -shirt camicia[Noun] -shirts camicie[Noun] -shit merda[Noun] -shiver brivido, rabbrividire, tremare[Noun] -shock colpo, urto[Noun] -shockproof a prova di urto[Adjective] -shoe scarpa[Noun] -shoelace stringa[Noun] -shoes scarpe[Noun] -shoot sparare[Verb] -shoot sparo[Noun] -shop negozio[Noun] -shot foto (phot)[Noun] -shot sparo[Noun] -shot tiro (football)[Noun] -shower acquazzone,pioggia (di sassi ad es.), doccia -showing proiezione (di un film) -shrug scrollata di spalle -shrunk ristretto,ridotto[Verb] -shudder brivido -shuffle mescolare[Verb] -shun evitare[Verb] -shunt deviare, smistare, spostare[Verb] -shunted deviato[Verb] -shut chiudere[Verb] -shutdowns chiudere definitivamente[Verb] -skull cranio[Noun] -slave schiavo[Noun] -slavery schiavitu[Noun] -slaves schiavi[Noun] -smuggle contrabbandare[Verb] -smuggled di contrabbando, contrabbandato[Adjective] -smuggler contrabbandiere[Noun] -smuggling contrabbando[Noun] -smutty osceno, indecente[Adjective] -snack spuntino[Noun] -snag intoppo, ostacolo imprevisto[Noun] -snail chiocciola[Noun] -snaillike a chiocciola (ad es.: scala a chiocciola) -snake serpente[Noun] -snap schianto,colpo secco, (fotografia):istantanea -soap sapone[Noun] -soldier soldato[Noun] -son figlio[Noun] -song canzone[Noun] -speak parlare[Verb] -special speciale[Adjective] -specialist specialista -specialistic specialistico -specialists specialisti -specialization specializzazione -specialize specializzare[Verb] -specialized Specializzato -specializer specializzatore -specializers specializzatori -specializing specializzando -specially specialmente -specials speciali -specialties specialità -specialty specialità -specifically specificatamente -specification specificazione -specifications specificazioni -spine spina dorsale[Noun] -splenectomy splenectomia -splenomegaly splenomegalia -sprawl stravaccarsi, sdraiarsi scompostamente[Verb] -sprawled stravaccato[Verb] -sprawling che si stravacca[Verb] -spray spruzzare[Verb] -spread spargere, diffondere, distribuire -spring saltare,primavera (noun)[Verb] -star stella[Noun] -straw paglia[Noun] -strawberries fragole[Noun] -strawberry fragola[Noun] -stream ruscello[Noun] -streaming che scorre -street strada[Noun] -streets strade[Noun] -strength forza[Noun] -strengthen rinforzare, rafforzare[Verb] -strengthened rinforzato[Adjective] -strenuous strenuo[Adjective] -strenuously strenuamente[Adverb] -streptococcus streptococco[Noun] -streptokinase streptochinasi[Noun] -streptolysin streptolisina[Noun] -streptomycin streptomicina[Noun] -stress tensione[Noun] -stressed teso[Adjective] -structure struttura[Noun] -sugar zucchero -sun sole[Noun] -sunbathe prendere il sole[Verb] -sunbeam raggio di sole[Noun] -sunglasses occhiali da sole[Noun] -sunlight luce del sole[Noun] -sunrise alba[Noun] -surgery chirurgia[Noun] -surgical chirurgico[Adjective] -surgically chirurgicamente[Adverb] -swamp palude[Noun] -sweet dolce[Adjective] -sweetbread animella[Noun] -sweeten inzuccherare[Verb] -sweetheart carino(masc); carina(fem)[Noun] -sweetness dolcezza; fragranza(as in smell)[Noun] -swell gonfiarsi(verb); onda di fondo(noun - as a swell in the sea) -swelling gonfiezza[Noun] -swerve deviare; slittare(as in skid)[Verb] -swift presto; veloce[Adjective] -swiftly velocemente[Adverb] -swig sorsata -swill risciacquare[Verb] -swim nuotare[Verb] -swimsuit costume da bagno -swindle truffa -swindler scroccone[Noun] -swine porco -swing altalena, oscillazione, ritmo,oscillare, dondolare[Verb] -swingeing violento, enorme[Adjective] -swipe colpire con forza, schiaffeggiare; sgraffignare[Verb] -swirl turbinare[Verb] -switch frustino(riding switch); interruttore(electrical switch)[Noun] -swivel perno[Noun] -swoon svenire[Verb] -swoop piombare dall'alto(swoop down)[Verb] -sword spada[Noun] -sworn giurato[Adjective] -syllable sillaba[Noun] -syllabus compendio[Noun] -symbol simbalo[Noun] -system sistema[Noun] -systematically sistematicamente[Adverb] -systolic sistolico -tab etichetta -tab tabulazione -tabac tabacco -tabernacle tabernacolo -tabernacles tabernacoli[Noun] -tablature tavolatura -table tavola -table tavolo -tablecloth tovaglia[Noun] -tablecloths tovaglie[Noun] -tables tavoli -tablespoon cucchiaio da tavola -tablespoonful cucchiaiata[Noun] -tablespoons cucchiai da tavola -tablespoonsful cucchiaiate[Noun] -tabloid giornale popolare -taboo tabú -taboo vietato -taboos tabu\ -tabor tamburello -tabu tabu\ -tabula tabula -tabular tabulare[Adjective] -tabulator tabulatore -tabulators tabulatori -tachycardia tachicardia -tachymeter tachimetro -tacit tacito -taciturn taciturna -taciturn taciturno -take prendere[Verb] -takeoff atterrare[Verb] -tale racconto, favola[Noun] -talk conversare, parlare[Verb] -talkative loquace[Adjective] -tall alto[Adjective] -tap (n) spina (in a keg); rubinetto (faucet); presa (elect.); (v) battere, picchiare; spillare (from a barrel); intercettare (a phone); tip tap (to tapdance) -tape (n)nastro; stricione del traguardo (in sports); (v) legare con nastro -taped legato con nastro[Verb] -taper (n)cerino; (v) [trans.] affusolare; [intrans.] affusolarsi -tapered affusolato[Verb] -tapering affusolante[Adjective] -tapers cerini[Noun] -tapes nastre[Noun] -tapestried tapezzato[Verb] -tapestries tappezzerie[Noun] -tapestry tappezzeria[Noun] -tapeworm tenia, verme solitario[Noun] -taping legando con nastro[Verb] -tapioca tapioca[Noun] -tapir formichie\re[Noun] -tapirs formichie\ri[Noun] -tapped battutto[Verb] -tapper battitore[Noun] -tappers battitori[Noun] -tappet (aut) punteria[Noun] -taproom taverna, osteria[Noun] -taproot radice a fittone[Noun] -taproots radici a fittone[Noun] -taps rubinetti; prese; spine[Noun] -tar (n) catrame; (v) incatramare -tarantula tarantula[Noun] -tarantulas tarantule[Noun] -tardier piu\ lento, in ritardo[Adverb] -target_language Italian -target_language Italian[] -tea te\[Noun] -teacher insegnante[Noun] -teachers insegnanti[Noun] -teaching insegnamento[Noun] -team squadra, gruppo[Noun] -teammate compagno di squadra[Noun] -teammates compagni di squadra[Noun] -teams squadre[Noun] -teapot teiera[Noun] -tearoom sala da the\[Noun] -tears lacrime[Noun] -teaspoon cucchiaino -technetium tecnezio[Noun] -technical tecnico[Adjective] -telephone tele\fono[Noun] -telephonic telefo\nico[Adverb] -telephony telefonia[Noun] -template sagoma[Noun] -tensor tensore[Noun] -tensorial tensoriale[Adjective] -tensors tensori[Noun] -tent tenda[Noun] -tentacle tentacolo[Noun] -tentacles tentacoli[Noun] -tentacular tentacolare[Adjective] -tenth decimo[Noun] -tenths decimi[Noun] -tepee tepee[Noun] -tepees tepee[Noun] -tequila tequila[Noun] -than che[Adverb] -thank gratzie[Noun] -thank you[Verb] -thanks grazie -that quello[Adverb] -tide marea[Noun] -tie cravatta[Noun] -tomorrow domani[Noun] -trade commercio -trademark marchio di fabbrica -tradeoff compromesso -tradesman commerciante -traditional tradizionale -travel viaggio[Noun] -trowel frattazzo -troweled fratazzato -troweled fratazzato[Verb] -true justo -true vero -trumpet tromba -ulcer ulcera -ulna ulna -ulnar ulnare -uncle lo zio (gli zii)[Noun] -uncommon poco comune[Adjective] -uncompleted incompiuto[Adjective] -uncompleted incompleto -uncompromising intrattbile[Adjective] -unconcern noncuranza[Noun] -unconcerned noncurante, indifferente[Adjective] -unconditional senza riserva, senza condizioni[Adjective] -untrans n -untrans n[] -update aggiornare -upgrade promuovere -uphill salita -vacancy posto vacante - ozio - vuoto[Noun] -vacant vuoto - libero - vacuo - distratto[Adjective] -vacantly vacuamente - con aria assente[Adverb] -vacate liberare - evacuare - dimettersi[Verb] -vacated Evacuato -vacation sgombero - dimissione - rinuncia - vacanza[Noun] -vacationer villeggiante - vacanziere[Noun] -vacationers villeggianti - vacanzieri (pl)[Noun] -vacationland zona di villeggiatura[Noun] -vacations vacanze - ferie[Noun] -vaccinal vaccinico[Adjective] -vaccinate vaccinare[Verb] -vaccinated Vaccinato -vaccinating Vaccinando -vaccination vaccinazione[Noun] -vaccinations vaccinazioni (pl)[Noun] -vaccinator vaccinatore - vaccinostilo[Noun] -vaccinators vaccinatori - vaccinostili[Noun] -vaccine vaccino - siero[Noun] -vaccines Vaccini -vacillate vacillare - barcollare[Verb] -vacillation vacillamento - barcollamento - esitazione[Noun] -vacuity vuoto - lacuna - vacuita\ - stupidita\[Noun] -vacuolar vacuolare[Adjective] -vacuole vacuolo[Noun] -vacuous vuoto - vacuo - insignificante[Adjective] -vacuousness vuoto - lacuna - vacuita\[Noun] -vacuum vuoto - aspirapolvere[Noun] -vacuums vuoti[Noun] -vagabond vagabondo - nomade - girovago[Noun] -vagabondage vagabondaggio[Noun] -vagabondish da vagabondo[Adverb] -vagabondism Vacabondismo -vagabonds Vagabondi -vagaries capricci - stravaganze[Noun] -vagary capriccio - stravaganza -vagina vagina[Noun] -vaginal vaginale[Adjective] -vaginally vaginalmente[Adverb] -vaginas vagine[Noun] -vagrancy vagabondaggio - accattonaggio[Noun] -vagrant vagabondo - ambulante - randagio - nomade [Adjective] -vague vago - incerto - indistinto - indeterminato - impreciso[Adjective] -vaguely vagamente - indeterminatamente[Adverb] -vagueness vaghezza - incertezza - indeterminazione[Noun] -vaguer piu\ vago[Adjective] -vaguest vaghissimo[Adjective] -validation Validato -valley Valle -vector vettore[Noun] -vectorial vettoriale[Adjective] -vectors vettori[Noun] -vegetarian vegetariano[Adjective] -vegetarians vegetariani[Noun] -vehicle veicolo[Noun] -vehicles veicoli[Noun] -venire venire[Verb] -victory vittoria[Noun] -victual vitto -vide vuoto -video video -view vista -viewed visto -viewer spettatore -viewing vedendo? -viewpoint punto di vista -vigil vigile -vigilance vigilanza -vigilant vigilante -vigilantes vigilanti -wacky pazzo[Adjective] -wad batuffolo[Noun] -waddle sculettare[Verb] -waddled sculetto[Verb] -wade guadare[Verb] -wads batuffoli[Noun] -wafer cialda[Noun] -wafers cialde[Noun] -waffle cialda[Noun] -waffles cialde[Noun] -waft spandersi[Verb] -wag scodinzolare[Verb] -wage solario[Noun] -wager scommessa[Noun] -wagerer giocatore[Noun] -waggish scherzoso[Adjective] -wagon vagone[Noun] -wagons carri[Noun] -waif trovatello[Noun] -wail gemere[Verb] -wain carriaggio[Noun] -waist vita[Noun] -waistband cintola[Noun] -waistcoat corpetto[Noun] -waistcoats corpetti -wait aspettare[Verb] -waitress cameriera -waitresses cameriere -waive onda -waiver rinuncia[Noun] -wake veglia[Noun] -wakeful sveglio[Adjective] -waken svegliare[Verb] -walk camminare[Verb] -walk cammino(noun) -walked (who walked?) -walkingstick bastone[Noun] -wall muro -wallaby canguro[Noun] -wallaroo canguro -wallet portafoglio[Noun] -wallflower violacciocca[Noun] -wallow sguazzare[Verb] -wallpaper tappezzeria[Noun] -walnut noce[Noun] -walnuts noci[Noun] -walrus tricheco[Noun] -walruses tricheco[Noun] -waltz valzer[Noun] -wan smunto -wand bacchetta[Noun] -wander vagare[Verb] -wanderer pellegrino[Noun] -wanderers pellegrini[Noun] -wane declinare[Verb] -want volere[Verb] -wanton licenzioso[Adjective] -war guerra -warble gorgheggio[Noun] -ward distretto[Noun] -warden guardiano[Noun] -wardens guardiani[Noun] -wardrobe quardaroba[Noun] -wardrobes quardarobe[Noun] -wardroom guadrato[Noun] -wardrooms guadrati[Noun] -wards distretti[Noun] -warhead testata -warp italian -washable lavabile -watch Airhog II vs. weljer -watch orologio[Noun] -watch sentinella[Noun] -watch guardare[Verb] -watch sorvegliare[Verb] -water acqua -watercolor acquerello[Noun] -waterfall cascata[Noun] -waterfront lungomare[Noun] -watermelon anguria[Noun] -waterproof impermeabile[Adjective] -wave onda -wavelength lunghezza d'onda -wavelengths lunghezze d'onda -weak debole -web ragnatela[Noun] -wed sposata/sposato[Noun] -wedding matrimonio/sposalizio -week settimana -weekday feriale[Noun] -weekday giorno lavorativo ( n.+adj.)[Noun] -weekdays gioni lavorativi -weekend festiva[Noun] -weekend fine settimana -weekly settimanale -weep piangere[Verb] -weight peso[Noun] -welcome benvenuto[Verb] -wet bagnato -whale balena -what che -whatever qualunque -whatsoever qualsiasi cosa -wheat frumento -wheel ruota -wheelbarrow carriola -when quando -where dove -while mentre -white bianco -why perche/[Pronoun] -wick stoppino[Noun] -wicked malvagio[Adjective] -wickedly con malvagita\[Adverb] -wicket cancelletto[Noun] -wide largo[Adjective] -widely largamente[Adverb] -widen allargare[Verb] -widening allargamento[Noun] -widespread diffuso[Adjective] -widget gingillo[Noun] -widow vedova[Noun] -widower vedovo[Noun] -width larghezza[Noun] -widthwise in larghezza[Adverb] -wield esercitare[Verb] -wife moglie[Noun] -wig parrucca[Noun] -wild selvaggio[Adjective] -win vincere -wind vento -window finestra -windshield parabrezza -wine vino -wish auguri[Noun] -with con[Preposition] -with col, colla, coi, etc ["with the"] -without senza[Preposition] -wizard mago -wizard portentoso -wizard stregone -woman donna[Noun] -womanish femminile[Adjective] -women donne[Noun] -work lavorare -wrap Incapsulare[Verb] -wrapping Incapsulamento[Noun] -x x - dieci (10 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xenophobe xenofobo[Adjective] -xenophobia xenofobia[Noun] -xenophobic xenofobico[Adjective] -xi undici (11 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xii dodici (12 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xiii tredici (13 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xiv quattordici (14 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xix diciannove (19 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xor Or esclusivo (Xor)[Noun] -xv quindici (15 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xvi sedici (16 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xvii diciassette (17 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xviii diciotto (18 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xx venti (20 in numeri romani)[Noun] -xylophone xilofono[Noun] -xylophones xilofoni[Noun] -yacht panfilo[Noun] -yachting fare una crocera su un panfilo[Verb] -yachts panfili[Noun] -yachtsman proprietario di panfili[Noun] -yachtsmen proprietari di panfili[Noun] -yak yak[Noun] -yaks yak[Noun] -yap guaire[Verb] -yapping guaendo[Verb] -yard iarda[Noun] -yards iarde[Noun] -yawn sbadiglio -yawning sbadigliando -year anno[Noun] -yearly annualmente[Adverb] -yellow giallo[Noun] -your il tuo, la tua, i tuoi, le tue -yours il tuo, la tua -yourself ti -youth gioventu -zabaglione zabaglione -zabaglione zabaglione[Noun] -zanies buffoni - comici[Noun] -zanily buffonescamente[Adverb] -zany buffone[Noun] -zap eliminare - uccidere - sfrecciare[Verb] -zeal zelo -zealot zelota - presona zelante[Noun] -zealotry zelo eccessivo - fanatismo[Noun] -zealous zelante -zealously promurosamente - fanaticamente[Adverb] -zealousness zelo - premura - sollecitudine[Noun] -zebra zebra -zebra zebra[Noun] -zebras zebre -zeitgeist spirito del tempo -zenith zenit -zenithal zenitale[Adjective] -zeolite zeolite[Noun] -zephyr zefiro -zephyr zaffiro[Noun] -zeppelin Zeppelin[Noun] -zero zero -zero zero[Noun] -zeroed azzerato[Adjective] -zeroes zeri[Noun] -zeroing azzeramento[Verb] -zeros zeri[Noun] -zest aroma - gusto - sapore piccante[Noun] -zestful saporito - piccante - aromatico[Adjective] -zeta zeta[Noun] -zigzag zigzagare[Verb] -zinc zinco[Noun] -zinfandel chiaretto[Adjective] -zipper cerniera lampo[Noun] -zircon zircone[Noun] -zither cetra tirolese[Noun] -zodiac zodiaco -zodiacal zodiacale -zone zona -zonked incosciente[Adjective] -zoo zoo[Noun] -zoologic zoologico[Adjective] -zoological zoologico[Adjective] -zoologist zoologo[Noun] -zoologists zoologi[Noun] -zoology zoologia[Noun] -zoom zumare[Verb] -zoomorphic zoomorfo[Adjective] -zoophyte zoofito[Noun] -zoos giardini zoologichi[Noun] diff --git a/Latin.txt b/Latin.txt deleted file mode 100644 index edcfd0e..0000000 --- a/Latin.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,8340 +0,0 @@ -########################################################################### -#Copyright 1999 The Internet Dictionary Project/Tyler Chambers -#http://www.june29.com/IDP/ -#This file is free to use and modify. Thank you for using the IDP. -# -#Approximately 235 entries. 9/21/97 -#Approximately 240 entries. 1/7/98 -#Approximately 8148 entries. 1/19/98 Special thanks to Lynn H. Nelson -# at the University of Kansas. -#Appriximately 8170 entries. 3/8/98 -#Appriximately 8320 entries. 2/19/99 -########################################################################### -(+ abl. etc.) to be formed of, consist/ stop, stay. consisto -(+ abl. of sep.) be without, be deprived of, lack, want. careo -(+ abl. of specification) to take delight in. gaudeo -(+ abl.) in front of, before /on behalf of, for. pro -(+ abl.) in return for, instead of /for, as. pro -(+ abl.) in. in -(+ abl.) to absent oneself from. careo -(+ abl.) without. sine -(+ abl.) worthy, worthy of, meritorious. dignus -(+ ablative) without, except. absque -(+ acc. or dat.) under, up under, close to, beneath, below. sub -(+ acc.) (cause) because of, on account of. per -(+ acc.) (means/instrument) through, with, by, by means of. per -(+ acc.) (of space) through, along, over / in the presence of. per -(+ acc.) (of time) throughout, during, in the course of. per -(+ acc.) above. supra -(+ acc.) across. trans -(+ acc.) after, behind. post -(+ acc.) against. contra -(+ acc.) below, under /(time) later than. infra -(+ acc.) between, among. inter -(+ acc.) beyond, on the far side of. ultra -(+ acc.) close to, near to/ (time) just before. iuxta -(+ acc.) farther (than), more (than). ultra -(+ acc.) grow pale at. pallesco -(+ acc.) into, toward, against. in -(+ acc.) near, close, on account of, because of. propter -(+ acc.) to furnish, lend, give. commodo -(+ acc.) to reach, attain, reach, be passed to. pervenio -(+ acc.) toward, about. erga -(+ comparative) still [etiam maior = still greater. etiam -(+ comparative) the x the better (quod celior = the faster the. quod -(+ dat) take care of, for, advise. consulo -(+ dat.) be favorable to, aid, support, help. faveo -(+ dat.) give ground to, submit to, be inferior to. cedo -(+ dat.) look to the interests of/consult, ask advice. consulo -(+ dat.) put before, prefer, favor, promote. antepono -(+ dat.) to be a slave to, serve. servio -(+ dat.) to be obedient to, obey. pareo -(+ dat.) to control, use with moderation, spare,. tempero -(+ dat.) to do harm to, inflict injury, hurt. noceo -(+ dat.) to go to meet, oppose /help, remedy. obviam ire -(+ dat.) to groan, sigh over. ingemo -(+ dat.) to near, drawn near, come close, approach. appropinquo -(+ dat.) to persuade. persuadeo persuasi persuasum -(+ dat.) to please, be agreeble to. placeo -(+ dat.) to study, pursue eagerly, be eager for. studio -(+ dat.) to thank. gratia agere -(+ dat.) to weep over. illacrimo -(+ gen. or dat.) to possess, hold, get possession of. potior -(+ gen.) as much of .. as. quantum -(+ genitive) how much? how many?. quid -(+ in) to depend on, rely on. consisto -(+ indic.) when, as. ut -(+ inf.) To be inclined to do. faveo -(+ inf.) to blush to, (+acc.) blush for, respect. erubesco -(+ inf.), following, after, during, according to. secundum -(+ refl.) to show oneself, present oneself. praebeo, prebeo -(+ subj.) (command) to, that. ut -(+ subj.) (purpose) in order that, to, that. ut -(+ subj.) (result) so that, that. ut -(+abl. or with ab) to keep from, refrain from. tempero -(+dative) to pity. miseror -(+gerundive) to see to a thing being done / cure, rest. curo -(+inf.: to forebear to), avoid, spare, keep oneself from. parco -(< gaudeo) rejoicing, joyous, glad, happy. gauisus -(= e ) (prep. + abl.) out of, from within, from / on account of. ex -(=si vis) if you wish, are willing, want, prefer. sis -(2nd person present subjunctive of sum) you may be. sis -(3 persons only) to give off a smell/ to make onself noticed. suboleo -(a) flashing, twinkling, shaking, trembling. coruscus -(-a, -um) cold. algidus -(ab,sing.) by birth. natu -(abl.) at the command of, by order of. iussu -(abl.) me /you'll do fine with ME, baby. me -(abl.) us /there'll be no one as happy as US. nobis -(abl.) you /no one's sweeter than YOU. te -(abl.) you /who knows more than YOU? i do!. vobis -(abl.sing.m.) by request. oratu -(abstract things) bring on, occasion, cause. infero -(acc.) me /that old black magic has ME in its spell. me -(acc.) you (pl) /I'll fight YOU all, then; bring me giants!. vos -(acc.) you /i got YOU, babe. te -(acsi) even if, although, nothwithstanding. etsi -(adj) rustic, wild, unmannered, boorish, clodish. agrestis -(adj.) absent, missing, away, gone. absens, absentis -(adj.) facing, opposite, opposing. /unfortunate. adversus -(adj.) grown up, mature, adult, of age. adultus -(adj.) moderate, or some size. aliquanta -(adj.) necessary, unavoidable, indispensable. necesse -(adj.) of some size, moderate. aliquantus -(adj.) pale, without color. decolor -(adj.) related by blood (noun) a relative, kinsman. cognatus -(adv) alone, only. solum -(adv) boorishly, in a peasant manner. rustice -(adv) certainly, assuredly. certe, certo -(adv) in a laudable fashion. laudabiliter -(adv) indeed, truly, for my part. equidem -(adv) opportunely, conveniently. opportune -(adv. and conj.) how, than, as .. as possible. quam -(adv.) (ironically) of course, to be sure. videlicet -(adv.) accordingly, then, therefore. ergo -(adv.) after, behind. secundum -(adv.) and, so, therefore. itaque -(adv.) before, in front. prae pre -(adv.) before, previously, formerly. antea -(adv.) below, underneath /to the south, in the underworld. infra -(adv.) by which route, where. qua -(adv.) chiefly, most of all. potissimum -(adv.) completely, wholly, fully. plene -(adv.) hardly, scarcely, with difficulty, laboriously. aegre, egre -(adv.) here. hic -(adv.) immediately, at once. continuo -(adv.) in one, together. una -(adv.) in some direction. aliquo -(adv.) inside, widely, through and through, completely. penitus -(adv.) little, too little, not enough. parum minus minime -(adv.) or "Are you going OR are you staying?". an -(adv.) otherwise, in some respects /in general. alioquin -(adv.) otherwise, moreover, but. ceterum -(adv.) otherwise. alioqui -(adv.) otherwise. alter -(adv.) over, above, besides, beyond, moreover, remaining. super -(adv.) tomorrow, on the morrow. cras -(adv.) too much, overmuch, excessively. nimis -(adv.) too much, overmuch, excessively. nimium -(adv.) wildly, savagely, fiercely, cruelly, roughly. truculenter -(adverb) accurately, thoroughly, wholly, entirely. penitus -(adverb) in the way, on the way, toward. obviam -(adverb) rationally, soberly /really, indeed. sane -(adverb) so far, to that point, so much, so long, etc. adeo -(after a name in abl. or gen.) up to, down to as far as. tenus -(answering a question) yes, certainly. etiam -(anything taken off) dress, clothing. exuviae -(-are) being done, made. no -(-are) to bark, bay / rant /runble, roar. latro -(-are) to be troublesome, unpleasant, annoying. incommodo -(-are) to behead. decollo -(-are) to bend, curve, make crooked. incurvo -(-are) to call out to, to rebuke. increpito -(-are) to continue eating. esito -(-are) to curl / move rapidly / brandish, wave. crispo -(-are) to harass, push around. peragito -(-are) to lay waste, devastate. evasto -(-are) to multiply by five. quinquiplico -(-are) to rattle, creak, rustle. crepito -(-are) to ride on horseback. equito -(-are) to scream, cry out. quirito -(-are) to set in order, regulate, arrange, appoint, govern. ordino -(-are) to trickle away. decolo -(-are) to vomit, throw up /to cast out, throw out. eructo -(artis) skill method, technique, conduct, character. ars -(-arum) stone quarry. lautumiae, lautomiae -(as conj.) granted that, although. licet -(asking a question) actually? really? in truth?. etiam -(associations) to break up, dissolve. distraho -(beginning sentence) and, but, now. quod -(carnis f.) flesh, meat. caro -(cash) advanced, prepaid, arragned beforehand. promutuus -(Christian) piety, devotion, zeal. devotio -(-cisi -cisum) to cut down, cut off / arrange, settle. decido -(conj) however much, although/ as much as you like. quamvis -(conj)or if.. seu -(conj. + subj.) provided. dummodo -(conj.) after. postquam -(conj.) and yet, still. atqui -(conj.) before. priusquam -(conj.) but. (more emphatic and emotional than sed). at -(conj.) for /for example, for instance. nam, namque -(conj.) that .. not, in order that .. not, in order not to. ne -(contactum) to touch closely, happen to, befall. contingo -(correctum) to make correct, make right. corrigo -(cretum) to grow, increase, expand / spring forth, arise. cresco -(dat.) me /give ME land, lots of land. mihi -(dat.) us /the world belongs to US. nobis -(dat.) you /i can't give YOU anything but love, baby. tibi -(dat.) you /i'm talkin' to YOU, yeah, talkin' 'bout Cindy. vobis -(deceptus) ensnare, trap, beguile, deceive, cheat. decipio -(defectum) to fail, to weaken, to be in want. deficio -(deletum ) to destroy, wipe out, erase. deleo -(dep) serve as a mercenary / to rob, steal. latrocinor -(dep.) to wander, stray, err. palor -(deponent) say, speak, talk about. for, fari, fatus -(dictum ) to say, tell, speak, name, call, pronounce. dico -(discessum ) to break up, depart, go away, pass away. discedo -(documents) to falsify / (character) to corrupt. corrumpo -(-entis) a reader. legens -(-ere) to dye. incoquo, incoxo, incoctum -(-ere) to grow in, or upon. incresco -(-ere) to grow strong, prevail, increase, wax. increbresco -(-ere) to harass, disturb / mention / complete, accomplish. perago -(-ere) to scratch out, erase / destroy. erado, erasi, erasum -(-ere, alsi, algens) to be cold. algeo -(-ere, -coxi, -coctum) to waste / become bankrupt. decoquo -(-ere, velli, vulsum) to happen, occur, come about, befall. evello -(evanui) to vanish, disappear / pass away. evanesco -(excepi exceptum ) to take out, except /take, capture. excipio -(fem sing. dat.) There is a statue IN THAT (abbey). illi -(fem sing. dat.) There is a statue IN THIS (abbey). huic -(fem. pl. abl.) the beards, BY WHICH the pirates were known. quibus -(fem. pl. acc.) the fates, against whom he struggled. quas -(fem. pl. dat.) the good fortune, TO WHICH he owed his crown. quibus -(fem. pl. gen.) their envy and jealousy, OF WHICH we know. quarum -(fem. pl. nom.) Let THOSE (women) WHO have ears to hear . quae -(fem. plur. abl) A life is enriched BY THESE (friendships). his -(fem. plur. abl) A life is enriched BY THESE (friendships). illis -(fem. plur. acc.) They gave THESE (their lives) for the Faith. has -(fem. plur. acc.) They gave THOSE (their lives) for the Faith. illas -(fem. plur. dat.) She gave her property TO THESE (churches). his -(fem. plur. dat.) She gave her property TO THOSE (churches). illis -(fem. plur. gen.) The city wall had four OF THESE (gates). harum -(fem. plur. gen.) The city wall had four OF THOSE (gates). illarum -(fem. plur. nom) THESE (speeches) were very fine. hae he -(fem. plur. nom.) THOSE (women) must die!. illae ille -(fem. sing. abl.) (the abbess) BY WHOM she was advised. qua -(fem. sing. abl.) He who lives BY THAT (the sword).. illa -(fem. sing. abl.) He who lives BY THIS (the sword).. hac -(fem. sing. acc.) (the church), WHICH the Lord loved. quam -(fem. sing. acc.) She wasted THAT (her youth). illiam -(fem. sing. acc.) She wasted THIS (her youth). hanc -(fem. sing. dat.) IN WHICH (province) did you live?. cui -(fem. sing. gen.) (the queen), the vices OF WHOM were many. cuius -(fem. sing. gen.) They are fond OF THAT (change). illius -(fem. sing. gen.) They are fond OF THIS (change). huius -(fem. sing. nom.) (the milkmaid), WHO loved a prince. quae que -(fem. sing. nom.) THAT (sword) is more expensive. illa -(fem. sing. nom.) THIS (sword) is more expensive. haec hec -(fortified) town. oppidum -(fr. adficio) influenced, worked upon. adfectus affectus -(from fundo) spread out, extended, wide, copious. fusus -(gavisus) to rejoice, take delight. gaudeo -(gen. +) on account of, because of. ergo -(gen. utriusque) both, each side, each party. uterque -(gen.) at a higher price, of a great value. pluris -(Herimann, cap. 24) pot, bowl, drinking vessel. scaphium (sciphus -(-icia) rush, sedge. carex -(-idia f.) a kind of crab. caris -(impersonal) it concerns, it makes a difference. refert -(in logic) to infer, conclude. infero -(in narration) and so; (with adj. or adv.) so, so very. ita -(in pl.) blows, a beating, thrashing. verbera -(in the abl.) on account of, for the sake of. causa -(in the abl.) on account of. gratia -(in the passive) to sail, ride, drive, etc. veho -(indecl.) so many. tot -(indecl.) thirteen. tredecim -(indecl.) thirty. riginta -(-inis) foundation, base / pedestal / pier, quay / dam. crepido -(-inis, m.) a hinge /pole or pivot. cardo -(interj.), woe, alas, woe to. vae -(intrans) to come near, draw near, approach. propinquo -(intrans.) to work, toil, suffer, be afflicted, be troubled. laboro -(-ionis) attack. impugnatio -(-is) a slope, decline. declive -(-is) bread. panis -(legal) notice sent to a higher tribunal / ecc. Apostle. apostolus -(legal) to prosecute to the end. perago -(masc. fem. neut. gen. sing.) Go ahead, eat some OF THAT. illius -(masc. fem. neut. gen. sing.) Go ahead, eat some OF THIS. huius -(masc. neut. nom.) (the prince) WHO loved a milkmaid. qui -(masc. nom. sing.) THAT (house) is filthy. ille -(masc. nom. sing.) THIS (house) is filthy. hic -(masc. pl. abl.) his sons, BY WHOM he was attacked when old. quibus -(masc. pl. acc.) those WHOM he accused of treachery. quos -(masc. pl. dat.) the monastery IN WHICH he was intered. quibus -(masc. pl. gen.) the army, half OF WHICH was ill. quorum -(masc. pl. nom.) Let THOSE (men) WHO have eyes to see.. qui -(masc. plur. abl.) They passed BY THESE (roads). his -(masc. plur. abl.) They passed BY THOSE (roads). illis -(masc. plur. acc.) They burned THESE (houses) to the ground. hos -(masc. plur. acc.) They burned THOSE (houses) to the ground. illos -(masc. plur. dat.) Tell it TO THOSE (Marines). illis -(masc. plur. gen.) The horses OF THESE (soldiers) are spent. horum -(masc. plur. gen.) The horses OF THOSE (soldiers) are spent. illorum -(masc. plur. nom.) THESE (men) are loyal to the king. hi -(masc. plur. nom.) THOSE (men) are loyal to the king. illi -(masc. sing. abl.) (the money) BY means of WHICH he lived. quo -(masc. sing. abl.) He gave plenty FOR THAT (field). illo -(masc. sing. abl.) He gave plenty FOR THIS (field). hoc -(masc. sing. acc.) (the man), WHOM the king struck. quem -(masc. sing. acc.) He ate THAT (fruit). illum -(masc. sing. acc.) He ate THIS (fruit). hunc -(masc. sing. dat.) He sent FOR THAT (doctor). illi -(masc. sing. dat.) He sent FOR THIS (doctor). huic -(masc. sing. dat.) TO WHOM did you give it?. cui -(masc. sing. gen.) (the saint) WHOSE virtues were many. cuius -(masc.) farmer, tiller of fields, cultivator. agricola -(masc.) poet. poeta -(masc.) someone who seizes land, squatter, land-grabber. agripeta -(mil.) hedgehog, chevaux de frise. ericius -(milit.) a charge, manoeuver. decursio -(milit.) to rout, scatter, defeat, put to flight. fundo -(monastic) prior. praepositus prepositus -(n) a bone. os, ossis -(n.pl.) hopes. spera -(nare, navi) to swim, float, fly, sail. no -(neut sing. dat.) i'd give my right arm FOR THIS (cookie). huic -(neut sing. dat.) i'd give my right arm FOR THOSE (cookies). illi -(neut. pl. abl.) the arms WITH WHICH he won Rome. quibus -(neut. pl. acc.) those things WHICH we must have. quae -(neut. pl. dat.) the crimes FOR WHICH he was executed. quibus -(neut. pl. gen.) dangers, OF WHICH there were not a few. quorum -(neut. plur. abl.) She earned it BY THESE (her deeds). illis -(neut. plur. acc.) Deborah always won THESE (wars). illa -(neut. plur. dat.) Listen TO THESE (orders). his -(neut. plur. dat.) Listen TO THESE (orders). illis -(neut. plur. gen) The cattle OF THESE (monsters) were fat. horum -(neut. plur. gen) The cattle OF THESE (monsters) were fat. illorum -(neut. plur. nom.) THESE (kisses) are sweeter than wine. haec hec -(neut. plur. nom.) THOSE (arms) belong to the victor. illa -(neut. plur. nom.) WHAT cannot be avoided must be endured. quae -(neut. sing. abl.) (the eagerness) THROUGH WHICH he died. quo -(neut. sing. abl.) Do not hesistate BECAUSE OF THIS! (doubt). hoc -(neut. sing. abl.) Do not hesitate BECAUSE OF THAT! (doubt). illo -(neut. sing. acc.) (the sea), WHICH you cannot drink dry. quod -(neut. sing. acc.) Break THIS! (fetter). hoc -(neut. sing. acc.) Break THOSE (fetters)!. illud -(neut. sing. dat.) (the monster), TO WHOM the cattle belonged. cui -(neut. sing. gen) (the building) the size OF WHICH was great. cuius -(neut. sing. gen.) She paid half OF THAT (the cost). illius -(neut. sing. nom.) (the war), WHICH killed so many. quod -(neut. sing. nom.) THAT (monastery) is well-built. illud -(neut. sing. nom.) THIS (monastery) is well-built. hoc -(neut.) his; (masc. plur. dat.) Tell it TO THESE (policemen). his -(neut.). huius -(neuter pl.) the kingfisher's time, calm, tranquility. alcedonia -(noun) a good deal. aliquantum -(noun) interior, inner rooms. penetralis -(obsidis) hostage, security, pledge, surety. obses -(of an animal) crop, maw. ingluvies -(of persons) to chide, rebuke. increpo -(of speech) rapid, fluent, voluble. volubilis -(of time) a moment, crisis. articulus -(of troubles) to remove, resolve. diluo -(-onis) f, rekindling, awakening. suscitatio -(-onis) hired servant / mercenary soldier. latro -(-onis) hunter. latro -(-orum, n.) flax, flaxen, made of flax. carbasa -(part.) perfect, complete. expletus -(pass) to lose one's mind. alienari -(past) to delay [MGHss 25:268]. distulo -(penitentis) a penitent. penitens -(persons) bind, oblige, (+ refl.) commit oneself to. adstringo -(persons) estrange, distract /(property) sell up, alienate. distraho -(persons) prepared, resolute, prompt. promptus -(pl. only) ghosts, phantoms. lemures -(pl.) ancestors. maiores -(pl.) letter, epistle, missive, note /literature. litterae -(pl.) means, wealth, abundance, riches, resources. opes -(pl.) passages in literary works. loci -(pl.) thousands. milia -(plu.) your, yours. vester, vestra, vestrum -(plur. abl.) She earned it BY THESE (her deeds). illis -(plural) treachery, ambushes, plots, conspiracies. insidiae -(prefix to an adjective) very, excessively, quite. per -(prep + abl) in connection with, with regard to. a ab abs -(prep + abl) numbers - counting from. a ab abs -(prep + abl) separation - out of (one out of many). a ab abs -(prep + abl) space- from, away from. a ab abs -(prep + abl) time - from, since, after. a ab abs -(prep + abl) with passive verbs - by, because. a ab abs -(prep + abl.) with. cum -(prep. + abl.) down from, from, concerning, about. de -(prep. + acc.) among, in the presence of, at, at the house of. apud -(prep. + acc.) before/ in front of/ (adv.) before, previously. ante -(prep. + acc.) beyond, outside. extra -(prep. + acc.) toward, against, facing. adversus -(prep. with abl) as far as, up to, to, down to. tenus -(prep. with abl.) before, in front of. prae, pre -(prep.) (+ abl.) over, above /concerning, about, besides. super -(question) how? in what way? / somehow / wherewith. qui -(question) what (thing)?. quid -(question) who?, what?, which?. quis -(question) why not?. quidne -(refl. poss. adj.) his, her, its, their own. suus, sua, suum -(-ris) quick, sharp, rapid, ready, keen. alacer -(se) to condescend, submit /raise, rear, make grow. summitto -(sing. gen.) She paid half OF THIS (the cost). illae ille -(sing.) violence /a large number, quantity, a force /nature. vis -(-stris, stre) equestrian, relating to cavalry. equester -(subs.) a wise man, philosopher. sapiens -(-sueui, -suetum) to accustom, to accustom oneself. assuesco -(trans.) to exceed, leave, pass beyond. excedo -(trans.) to make, do, act, perform, cause, bring about. facio -(-um) forefathers, ancestors. priores -(undeclinable) nothing. nihil -(used as adverb) accidentally, by chance. fortuito -(-verri, -versus) to sweep out, plunder, pillage. everro -(-vexi, vectum) to carry out (+ relexive) sail away, ride away. eveho -(with ablative) exert oneself in, busy oneself with. insudo -(with dat.) to be useful, do good, benefit. prosum -(with dat.), to happen, befall. contigo -(with dative) to spare, refrain from injuring. parco -(with gen.) deprived of. privus -(with indicative) when. cum -(with subj.) in such a way that,. ita ut -(with subjunctive) when, as, while, since, although. cum -(with time) since, as far as, to the extent that. quod -(with verbs of hindering, etc.) "without + participle". quin -* appointed, established. statutum tempus -* draw near, approach, near. adpropinquo -* guarantee of safety, surety, guarantor. securitas -* imprudent, bold. temerarius -* joy. gaudium -* leader, prince, preeminent person, magnate, prince. princeps -* noble breed. generositas -* suffer capital punishment, death. plecto aliquem capite -* vehemently, forcefully. acriter -? completely, all. quamtotius -?vat, for the fermentation of beer. matera, mairia -[+ abl.] free from, alone, safe. securus -[+ abl.] to be devoid of whatever. cassus -[+ comp. adj.] more than usually solito -[+ dat.] to be the equal of. equipero -[+ dat] to speak in favor of. suadeo -[+ gen] to be lord and master of, dominate. dominor -[+ gen] unreliable. levis -[+ gen] untroubled by, easy, at ease. securus -[+ inf.] is of importance. attinet -[+ inf] accustomed to. suetus -[+ subj clause] to be better, preferable. praesto -[+ subj.] rather, let, verily. quin -[+ yerga, tergam] turn, retreat/ exchange. verto -[-a, -um] hollow, empty. cavus -[a] suppliant. supplex -[acc] for sale. venum -[adj] courageous, brave, warlike. bellator -[boundary] line, a line limiting a field by agrimensores. cardo -[cavi cautum] beware, avoid, look out for. caveo -[dative] for sale. veno -[inesse, infuit] to be in or on, contained in, within. insum -[instrument of] deceit, trap, ambush. dolus -[leather] helmet. galea -[left] behind. post tergum -[med] juror, member of an inquest, trustee. inquisitor -[medieval] one holding an honor, official, magnate. persona -[-onis] punishment, reproof. castigatio -[-orum] an encampment, temporary fortification, bivouac. castra -[persons] careful, cautious /[things] secure, made safe. cautus -[pl.] dessert. bellaria -[political/diplomatic power] influence. potentia -[property] made safe, secured/ fenced/ secured by law. cautus -[resperi, respersum] to sprinkle, splash. respergo -[-rexi, -rectum] to set straight, put in order. derigo -[sic](adverb) several times. aliquoties -+ abl. relying upon, depending on, banking on. fretus -+ in, to be changed. abeo -+acc.= be on guard against /+ut+subj.=take care that. caveo -+dat. of a person= take care of, provide for. caveo -+quam = other than. alius -= potius. pocius -=atque and. ac -1500th. sesquimellesimus -3, put in place, begin. instituo-ui-utum -3, to mock, to scorn. illudo-si-sum -3, to touch, touch upon, to speak of. tango-tetigi-tactum -4 or 5 years, years from 38 bc (Spain). aera, era -a banquet, feast. epulum -a barker (such as a dog). latrator -a base/ foundation/ pedestal. basis -a basket. bascauda -a bath. lauvabrum -a beam of wood, a timber /tree-trunk, ship, table. traba -a bean, pea, legume. legumen -a beginning, undertaking, initiative. orsus -a bending, swaying. inflexio -a bit of money, a small property. peculium -a biting, bite, also, sting, pain. morsus -a bitter weed, vetch. ervum -a blow, stroke, wound, buffet,. plaga -a boundary mark, limit, end, border. terminus -a breaking / fragments, remains, ruins. fragmen, fragminis -a breaking /infractio aninimi dejection. infractio -a bringing forward, mentioning /extension /deferring. prolatio -a brute, beast, large animal. bellua -a bundle, packet. facis -a buying, a purchase. emptio -a cake. laganum -a cardinal point /main consideration. cardo duplex -a catching, taking / power or manner of comprehension / idea. captus -a certain (one, thing, someone). quendam -a certain person or thing / a kind of. quidam quaedam quedam quidam -a charcoal burner. carbonarius -a chestnut or chestnut. castanea -a citizen of the lowest rank. proletarius -a clam. peloris -a clarification. declaratio -a colewort (plant). eruca -a combining, blemish, disorder. confusio -a coming. ventio -a contest, contention. decertatio -a cough. tussis -a country other than Greece or Rome, savagery, rudeness. barbaria -a cow with calf. forda -a crash, crack. fragor -a crowd of attendants, a following. stipatio -a crystal, crystal drinking cup. crystalus, crystallus -a cubit long. cubitalis -a dart. runa -a demand, request, desire /complaint. postulatio -a depth, abyss, chasm /the sea. profundum -a design, purpose, scheme, theme of discourse. propositum -a destroyer. eversor -a digger, ditcher, sapper / fool, boor, clown. fossor -A disease where the body is curved backward. opisthotonos -a disgrace. turpe -a dish. patina -a distinguishing, distinction, difference. distinctus -a diver. urinor -a door, opening, entrance. foris -a dragging, drawing, pulling /territory, tract. tractus -a dream, fancy /foolish nonesense. somnium -a drop (of liquid). stilla -a dwarf. pumilius pumilio -a face, appearance, shape, form. vultus -a falling /occasion, opportunity /event. casus -a fermented fish sauce. garum -a festival of mysteries, orgy. orgia -a fine, charge, tax, amercement. miseratio -a fishing net, seine / a clean sweep. everriculum -a flogging. verberantia -a flowing over, flood, innundation. eluvies -a foreigner, stranger. extraneus -a foreigner/ not Greek or Roman/ outlander. barbaricus -a forge, large hearth. caminus -a fork, pitchfork /narrow pass. furca -a form, figure, after the fashion of, like. instar -a former, fashioner, maker. formator -a gathering together, a summing up, a uniting. coadunatio -a goblet with handles /top of a mast /scuttle. carchesium -a going back, retreat /place of retreat, quiet place. recessus -a grain measure, a bushel basket. modio -a green twig, rod, stick, wand, broom, streak, stripe. virga -a greenish-yellow color. galbinus -a growing up, increase, crop, yield, or issue. proventus -a handle. ansa -a harp. citara -a head-dress, a hairband. comptus -a heap, mass. acervus -a hole, empty space /pond, pool /deficiency, loss. lacuna -a hollow /lake, pool, pond, troough, tank, tub. lacus -a hollow, hole, cavity, pit, excavation, depression. cavum -a joining, joint /rekationship, combination. iunctura -a kiss. basium -a lamenter. plorator -a large concourse, population, numerous assembly. frequentia -a laurel branch, crown of laurel. laureola -a leather bag, purse, bellows, puffed-out cheeks. follis -a little box, casket. pyus pyxidis -a little knife. cultellus -a little lip /a small washing vessel. labellum -a little or small work, a small book. opusculus -a loan. mutuus -a lying down, rest. cubitus, cubitus -a mare. equa -a meeting, association. congressus -a meeting. occursus -a metal helmet. cassida -a metal helmet. cassis -a mimic. ethologus -a miracle play. miracula, miraculum -a movement inland / milit. marching inland. escensio -a nap, a doze, forty winks. intervigilium -a natural science. physiologus -a net, trap, snare, spider's web. casses -a nobleman. patricius -a nod, command, will / gravitation, movement down. nutus -a nodding, nod, command, will. nutus -a nourishing one. alma -a painter's brush, pencil, stylus. penicullus -a period of three days. triduum -a pike, pale /a stylus for writing /writing. stilus -a pimple. papula -a pit, trap for game, pitfall. fovea -a plant blight. uredo -a plant, Christ's thorn. paliurus -a pot or jar. orca -a pound's weight /weight, mass, load /heavy body. pondus -a pouring form, effusion. effusio -a prick, little hole, puncture /a point, spot, place. punctum -a promise. promissio -a promise. promissio -a promiser, suretor, guarantor. promissor -a public building for law cases, etc./ a church, cathedral. basilica -a quiver. pharetra -a race, a running, race course, race track, course. cursus -a rattle. crepitaculum -a relation in the male line. agnatus -a retreat, withdrawal / departure, leavin. decessio -a ribbon. lemiscus -a rival. subnuba -a running down /charge, manoeuver, attack; completion of a course decursus -a running, race, lap around the track, course. curriculum -a saying, a speech. dictus dictus -a scream, cry, shriek. quiritatio -a selection / chosen body / legion. legio -a shaking. quassatio -a sharp point, edge, dagger point. mucro -a shock. perculsus -a shout, cry, loud call, outcry. clamor -a siege engine, catapult, stone thrower. ballista -a signal to march, attack, advance, charge. bellicum -a single hair /a trifle. pilus -a single head of cattle, especially a sheep/ a herd. pecus -a single time, for the first time, even once, once, ever. semel -a slight stain, minor disgrace. labecula -a slipping or sliding. prolapsio -a small bed, cot. lectulus -a small oven. fornacula -a soldier in armor /in chains /furnished with iron. ferratus -a solemn statement, oracle, prophecy, words of a god. oraculum -a space, court. patulum -a spade, shovel. rutila -a speaking against, contradiction. contradictio -a spear. curis quris -a spear. quiris, curis -a spendthrift, bankrupt, a fool parted from his money. decoctor -a sponge, brush. peniculus -a square. quadrum -a stake, pole. asser -a taking away. Ademptio -a tearing, mangling. laceratio -a tearing, ripping, mangling, mutilating. laniatus -a temple or church with the land around it, a holy place. fanum -a thief by night, robber. vispilio -a thin rope, cord, string. funiculus -a thousand times. millies milies -a thousand. mille -a thrower, javelin man, spear thrower. iaculator -a touch, contact. contages -a toy, rattle, plaything. crepundia -a trebuchet, a siege engine. trebuchettum -a tree branch (especially olive). termes -a tree with an aromatic bark/ sweet-smelling mezereon. casia -a turning aside / declining. declinatio -a twelfth, an ounce. uncia -a type of olive. orchas, orchadis -a vessel for drinking. calix -a victim, sacrifice, atonement, punishment /a sin, crime. piaculum -a vineyard planted with trees. arbustum -a wandering, straying. erratio -a web, that which is woven, cloth, tissue. tela -a weighing out / paying, payment, rent / day of payment. pensio -a wheel rut. orbita -a widening, expansion / rest, respite. laxamentum -a workhouse for slaves. ergastulum -a wrinkle. ruga -a written reply, answering letter. responsiva -a yard, enclosure /troop, 1/10 of a legion. cohors --a, -um, absurd. futurus --a,-um united, connected, joined together. iunctus -a A -a unus -a bad smell, a stink. foetor -a banquet, feast / food / dishes, courses of a meal. epulae -aback deprehensus -abacus abacus[Noun] -abacuses abaci[Noun] -abaft in puppi -abandon relinquere, derelinquere -abandoned desertus, perditus[Adjective] -abandonee desertus, perditus[Noun] -abandoner desertor, gen. desertoris[Noun] -abandoning deserens[Adjective] -abandonment destitutio (f.), gen. destitutionis[Noun] -abandonments destitutiones[Noun] -abandons deserit, relinquit, destituit[Verb] -abase deminuere[Verb] -abase deprimere -abased deminui[Verb] -abased deminutus[Adjective] -abasement deminutio (f.), gen. deminutionis[Noun] -abasements deminutiones[Noun] -abases minuit, frangit, deminuit[Verb] -abash perturbare -abashed perturbatus[Adjective] -abashes perturbat[Verb] -abashing perturbans -abashment perturbatio (f.), gen. perturbationis[Noun] -abasing minuens, frangens, deminuens[Adjective] -abate minuere -abated cecidi, imminui, remissi[Verb] -abatement remissio -abatements remissiones[Noun] -abates cadit, imminuit, remittit[Verb] -abating cadens, imminuens, remittens[Adjective] -abbe abbas, gen. abbatis[Noun] -abbey abbatia, -ae, fem[Noun] -abbey, monastery. abbatia -abbeys abbatiae, -arum, fem[Noun] -abbot abbas, gen. abbatis[Noun] -abbots abbates[Noun] -abbreviate imminuare[Verb] -abdicate abdicare[Verb] -abdomen abdomen[Noun] -abduct rapiere[Verb] -abduction raptus[Noun] -aberration error[Noun] -abet adiuvare[Verb] -abetter instigator[Noun] -abhor abhorrere[Verb] -abhorrence odium[Noun] -abhorrent perosus[Adjective] -abide patior[Verb] -ability facultas[Noun] -ability, store, wealth. facultas -abject abjectus[Adjective] -ablaze ardens[Adjective] -able, talented /neturally fit, adapted. ingeniosus -abominable. dirus -abominable. nefandus -abominably. diriter -abounding in chalk. cretosus -abounding in, rich in, much frequented, respected. celebrus -above, superior. supernus -above, upper, high. superus superior supremus or summus -abridgement, summary. epitoma -abridgement, summary. epitome -abundamce, supply. copia -abundance, affluence. affluencia -abundance, bounty, plenty. abundantia -abundance. fertilitas -abundant supply. copia -abundant, overflowing, abounding in. abundans -abundantly. uberte -accident, chance, fortune. casus -accident, violent death. casus -accidental, by chance, fortuitous. fortuitus -accidental, fortuitous. casualis -accidentally, by luck, casual. fortuitus -accompanied. comitatus -accord, agreement, pact /assembly for judgment. placitum -according to order, regular, ordinary. ordinarius -according to reason. consequens -accordingly, in an accordance with. secundum -account of slight value, take lightly. floccipendo -accoutrement. ornamentum -accumulated, abundantly supplied. exaggeratus -accumulation. exaggeratio -accursed deed, wickedness, calamity. scelus -accursed, miscreant. scelerata -accusation, calumny, charge. ciminatio -accusation, charge, calumny. criminatio -accuser. criminator -accusor, plaintiff. accusator -accustomed, usual, habitual, ordinary, customary. solitus -acknowledge. agnosco -acorn, chestnut, date. balanus -action. factum -active. practicus -actively. strenue -actor, player. ludio, ludius -actor's mask, part, role /character, personality. persona -acute. argutus -adamant, immovable, not to be persuaded. insuadibilis -adapt, adjust, make ready, or fit. adapto -address, speech. affatus -adequate, affluent, availing. sufficiens -adj, great, exceedingly. valde -adj, n, harmonious. consonum -adj, renowned, well known, popular, famous. celebrer -adj, similar. assimilares -adj, similar. consimilis -adj. relating to a store-room /n. cellarer. cellarius -adj., except; prep. + acc., besides, beyond, more than. praeter -adjoining. finitimus -administration of justice, extent of competence. iurisdictio -adminstration, [+ in] prosecute. exercitatio -adminstrator, executive officer. executor -admonish, advise. admoneo -admonition, warning. monitio -admonition. monitum -adorned. ornata -adv from incompositus; also incompositione. imcomposite -adv, afterwards. deinde -adv, at least. saltem -adv, besides, moreover, as indeed it is. praeterea -adv, beyond, after. praeter -adv, especially. praecipue -adv, in a like manner, likewise. juxta -adv, in truth, certainly, at least, indeed. quidem -adv, just as, as if, like as. tanquam -adv, just so much, just as far as. tantundem -adv, likewise, moreover. item -adv, of one time or another. quandoque -adv, one by one, exceedingly, especialy. singulariter -adv, piously, religiously, dutifully. pie -adv, regard to, as much as, the more, the greater. quantum -adv, so, to such a degree. tam -adv, suitably. congrue -adv, therefore. igitur -adv. a long while, long time, for a long time. diu -adv. far and wide, everywhere. passim -adv. just as, like, even as. velut -adv. suddenly, unexpectedly. subito -adv. too much, overmuch, excessively. nimis -adv. undeservingly, without merit, unjustifiably. immerito -adv., in flocks, herds, troops, crowds. gregatim -adv/conj, ever so much. quamvis -advance, assist, help, aid, be of use. proficio -advance, going forward, increase, a royal circuit. progressus -advance, progress, increase. progressio -advance. profectus -advanced, advanced in age. provectus -advantageous. salubris -advantageously. salubriter -adversity. adversum -advertisement proscriptio, -onis (f.)[Noun] -advertisements proscriptiones, -ium (f.)[Noun] -advice, suggestion, wisdom, plan, purpose, judgment. consilium -advice. consultum -advise admoneo, -ere, -monui, -monitum[Verb] -advise moneo, monere, monui, monitum[Verb] -advised monitus[Adjective] -advisor, counselor. consuasor -advocate, pleader. causidicus --ae, false. reproba -aeris air, atmosphere, ether, weather. aer -affectionate. affectuosus -affectionate. charus -affluence, sufficiency. sufficientia -affluently, adequately. sufficienter -after this. hinc -after/ [+ subj.] because. postquam -afterwards, presently, shortly. post modum -afterwards. postea -again and again, repeatedly. identidem -again and again. etiam atque etiam -again, a second time, once more. iterum -age, life. aevum -aged, old, advanced in years. provectus -aggressive, hostile, dangerous. infestus -agitation. commotio -ago, back from now, henceforth, hereafter. abhinc -agreeable, pleasant, gratifying. iucundus -agreeable. suavis -agreeably, pleasantly. volup -agreed upon. compaciscor -agreed-upon, stipulated, betrothed. pactus -agreeing, accordant. conveniens -agreeing, fit, suitable. congruus -agreement, contract, covenant, pact. pactum -agreement, harmony, cooperation /plot, conspiracy. consensio -agreement. competentia -ah!. proh -aid, help, assistance, support. auxilium -alarmed. trepidus -alas!. heu -alb. alba -alder. alnus -alienation, transfer of ownership. alienatio -alike, at the same time, together. pariter -all that. quicumque, etc. -all the way, up to), even (to). usque -all together. universi -all togther, completely towards. toto -all, all collectively, the whole. cunctus -all, every. omnis -alleviation, impreovement, mitigation. lenimentus -alleviation, mitigation, solace, refreshment. levamen -alleviation, mitigation, solace. levatio -alliance, agreement. foedus -allow, suffer, permit, let. sino -all-powerful, almighty, omnipotent. omnipotens -allured. illectus -allurement, persuasion. blanditium -allurement. illecebra -allurements, charms, delights, fancies / sweetheart. deliciae -almoner, person in charge of providing charity. elemosinarius -almost, about. ferme, fere -almost, near;y, not quite, generally. fere -alms. elemosina -alone of its kind, solitary /machless, unique. . singularis -alone, only, the only. solus -alone, unaccompanied, without followers. incomitatus -alone. . singularis -aloud. viva voce -also, too. quoque -altar /refuge, protection. ara -altered, changed, become different. mutatus -alternating speeches, dialogue. alternis sermonibus -alternation. vicissitudo -altogether, entirely, wholly, certainly, completely. omnino -always, ever. semper -always. juge -always. usquequaque -amazement. exstasis -amazingly, wonderfully. prodigialiter -ambassador, messenger. legatus -amber. electrum -amber. lacrima Heliandum -ambition, avarice, party spirit, eager desire. cupiditas -amicably, pleasantly, sociably. amicabiliter -ample. spatiosus -amulet. phylacterium -an accusation, charge / fault, guilt, crim. crimen -an addition. eptheca -an age, stage, period of life, time, era. aetas -an attack, assault / efforts, impulses. incursus -an attack, assault. incursus -an attempt. molimen -an attendant of a nobleman. stipator -an embracing, surrounding, loving embrace, [euphemism]. amplexus -an enemy of the state. hostis -an entering /beginning. ingressio -an eruption, bursting forth / sally, attack, assault. eruptio -an exaggerator, informer. quadruplator -an excavation. fossio, fossionis -an oak grove, and oak forest. quercetum -an old man, aged man. senilis -an oral statement. viva vox -an outlet /seepage. effluvium -an overly full stomach. cruditas -an overturning, destruction, ruin. eversio -ancient, antique, former, old days, venerable. priscus -ancient, old, hoary,. antiquus -and et[Conjunction] -and -que (enclitic conjunction, suffix) [Conjunction] -and also. necnon -and furthermore. etiam -and not yet. necdum (neque dum) -and not, nor. neque nec -and yet .. not. nec tamen -anew, again, a second time, afresh. denuo -angel. angelus -anger, wrath. ira -angered, exasperated/ disturbed, restless, troubled. turbatus -Angles [from England]. Angli -angry, wrathful. iratus -animal, beast. bestia -announce. denuntio -annoyalce, troublesomeness /stiffness, affectation. molestia -ant. formica -anticipate, carry by, ride by. praefero, prefero -anxiously, worriedly. sollicite -any (one, thing, etc.) available. quicumque, etc -any. ullus -anybody, whom you will, all, any. quislibet -anyone, anybody, anything. quis -anyone, anything / someone, something. quispiam -anyone, anything, whatever (or whomever) you like. quilibet -anyone, anything. quisquam -anything eaten with bread, sauce or relish. pulmentum -anything made or reed -- pen, arrow, pipe, etc. calamus -anywhere. usquam -apart, separately. seorsum -apex, peak. cacumen -appearance, model. forma -appearance. exortus -appeased. placatus -appetite, desire. orexis -appoint, select. lego -approach appropinquare[Verb] -appropriate, proportioned. congruens -appropriate, suitable. congruus -approval. assensus -approved. probatus -approximately, about, around, roughly. inter -appurtenance. appenditia -arcade, covered passage. ianus -arch, vault / arcade / an arched sallyport. forix, fornicis -arched, bent, bowed, curved, crooked, wrong (morally crooked). curvus -arched, vaulted. fornicatus -ardor, impatience. ardor --are, to dry up, out. sicco --are; to eat. pappo -argue, suggest, advise. censeo -argumentation. argumentatio -arising from, springing from, coming from. oriundus -armament, arms, weapon, spear. telum -armed retainers, retinue. satellites -armed. armiger -armlets. armilla -arms, weapons, armaments. arma -army, wing of a formation. acies -army. exercitus -arranged, orderly. ordinatus -arranger, composer, one who makes a pattern. digestor -arrest, seize, take into custody. intertio -arrival, advent, a coming. adventum -arrival. aduentus -arrogance. contumacia -arrogant, domineering. superbiens -arrow saggitus, -i (m.)[Noun] -arrow. spiculum -arrows saggiti, -orum (m.)[Noun] -art ars, artis [Noun] -artfully. artificialiter -artificial, man-made. facticius -as .. as possible. tam .. quam -as best one can. optime -as great as you please, however great. quantuvis -as great as, as much as. quantus .. quantus -as if, (Herimann p. 283, 293). acsi -as if, just as, just as if, as it were /a sort of. quasi -as many as possible. quam plures -as mentioned above. insuper -as much as in me lies. quantum in me est -as much as you will, as great as you will. quantuslibet -as quickly as possible. quantocius, quantotius -as soon as possible. primum, quam primum -as soon as. simul atque -as yet, still / even, also, besides. etiam -as, just as, according to. prout -as, just as, as it were, (+verb in subj.) just as if. sicut -as, just as, like as, just as if. tamquam tanquam -Ash Wednesday. caput ieiunius -Ash Wednesday. Cineres -ashes, embers. cinis, cineris -aspect, appearance, look, condition. facies -assembly, gathering. gelamen -assembly, society, union. congregatio -assembly. conventus -assembly. statio -assertion, utterance. proloquium -assigned, associated. attributa -assistance, aid. adminiculum -assistance, help, aid, assistance. adiutorium -assistance, treasure, wealth, fortune. ops -astonishment. stupor -astounding. stupendum -at a distance, from a distance. eminus -at a late hour, late. sero -at another time / otherwise. alias -at any rate, certainly, at least. utique -at any time, sometimes, occasionally, at last. aliquando -at any time? ever?. ecquando -at first, for the first time, in the first place. primum -at heart. animi -at last, finally, again, in short. denique -at last, finally. tandem -at least, at all events. saltem -at least, not less than / at most, not more than. dumtaxat -at length at las, finally. demum -at length. tandem -at no time, never. numquam -at once, at the same time, together. simul -at one time .. at another. modo..modo -at one time..then. nunc quidem -at that time, formerly, once, for a long time now. olim -at that time, then /thereupon, in the next place. tum -at the highest price, of the highest worth. plurimi -at twilight. inter canem et lupum -at war, waging war, in a state of war, warlike. belliger -atoms. primordia -attack, assault. incursio -attack, assault. insultus -attack, onset, rapid motion/ impulse, passion, force. impetus -attack, rush, assault /impulse, sudden passion. impetus -attainment, obtaining, achievement. adeptio -attention /medical attention, healing, curing. curatio -attentive, careful of one's property. attentus -attentively, earnestly, carefully, diligently. dilgenter -attired, clad. indutus --atus, 1, dep. v, to be of the opinion of. opinor -audacity. praesumptio -augmentation,increment. incrementum -augury. ales --a-um, shining, bright, clear. lucidus -author, artist, artisan, maker. artifex -author, originator. auctor -authoritative. professorius -authority, expert. professor -authority, power. auctorita -authority. auctoritas -authority. ditio -autograph, person's own handwriting /written charter. chirographum -avarice avaritia[Noun] -avarice, covetousness. concupiscentia -avarice, greed. avaritia -avaricious. avara -avariciously avare[Adverb] -avenger. ultor -avenger. vindex -avenging, punishment, revenge. ultio ultionis -avenging. ultrix -aversion, loathing. fastidium -avoid / deviate, swerve/ digress. declino -avoiding / inflection, declension. declinatio -awe, reverence. reverentia -awkward, clumsy / without elegance / absurd, laughable. inconcinnus -axe, hatchet, battle-axe. securis -backward aversus[Adjective] -backwardness, reulctance, evasion. tergiversatio -bad malus[Adjective] -bad deed, crime, villainy/ deed, action. facina -oris -bad luck, misfortune,. infelicitas -bad, wicked, evil. malus peior pessimus -bad, wicked, injurious, culpable, evil. nocens -badge. insigne -badly, ill, wrongly. male, peius, pessime -bag, purse / funds, store of cash. crumens -balance, equilibrium. pondera -bald. calvus -baldness. calvities -baleful, destructive, mischievous person. pestifer -balsam tree /balsam gum. balsamam -band of armed retainers. contubernium -band, girdle. limbus -bandage, band, girdle, girth. fascia -bandit. latro -banished. exterminata -banquet. daps -barbarian. barbarus -barbarian/ foreigner/ rude, uncouth, rough, savage. barbarus -barbarously, uncouthly, savagely/ in a foreign manner. barbare -barber. tonsor -bard, prophet. vates -barking. latratus -barley. hordeum, ordeum -barren, sterile. infecundus -barren, useless, unproductive, vain/ + gen., deprived of. sterilis -barrenness, sterility. infecunditas -barrier, defending wall. murus -barrier. obex -base, foundation. substructio -baseness. turpitudo -bashful, modest. vercundus -bastard nothus[Noun] -bath, bathhouse, bathing-place. balineum, balneum -bath. lavacrum -battle-axe. bipennis -battle. praelium -battle. proelium -battlements, parapets /threats, menaces. minae -be esse[Verb] -be excited by passion, rage. ferveo -be made, be done, become. fio, fieri, factus -be moderate, control oneself. tempero -be pale, be yellow. palleo -beam. radio -beard, whiskers. barba -bearded, having a beard. barbatus -beast of burden. iumentum -beating, blow, push, impulse, influence. pulsus -beautiful, graceful, charming, proper, fit, becoming. decorus -beautiful, handsome, fine, fair. pulcher pulchra pulchrum -beautiful, handsome, imposing / specious plausible. speciosus -beautiful, pretty, charming, handsome. bellus -beautiful, well-shaped. formosus -beautifully, finely, handsomely. puchre -beautifully. formose -beautify, embellish, adorn. decoro -beauty, fineness. pulchritudo -beauty, grace. decor -beauty. formositas -beaver. castor -because of the fact, because, for this reason. pro eo -because, whereas, the point that, the fact that. quod -because. quia -becoming, graceful. decens -becomingly, properly. decenter -bed, (marriage bed) / lair, den, nest / hive of bees / seat. cubile -bed, couch. lectus -bed-chamber servant, chamberlain. cubicularius -bedroom, sleeping chamber. cubiculum -bee-hive. canistrum -before (in time). antequam -before, formerely. prius -before, formerly. per antea -began, started, undertook, initiated (pres. incipio ). coepi -beggar, person without means. pauper -beggardry, poverty, humble circumstances. paupertas -beginner. inceptor -beginning, attempt, enterprise. inceptum -beginning, start, commencement, origin. initium -beginning, start, undertaking / first few words. orsa, orsorum -beginning. principium -begun. exorsus -behead, mangle, mutilate. carnifico -behold!. en -bell. campana -bellowing. boatus -bellowing. mugitus -belly / gluttony. abdomen -belonging to a household / friendly, intimate. familiaris -below, beneath, underneath. subter supter -below, under, southern. inferus -bemoan, moan. moere -bench, stool. scamnum -bending, curving. inflexus -beneficial. profuturus -beneficial. utilis -benefit, favor, service, privilege, right. beneficium -benevolence, kindness, good will. benevolentia -benevolence, offering. charitas -bereavement, loss of children, loss of parents. orbitas -berry, pearl. bacca -berry-bearing. bacifer -besides, further, hereafter. praeterea, preterea -best maximus, -a, -um[Adjective] -best maxime[Adverb] -best of all, chief, principal. potissimus -bestower of gifts. munificator -betrayal, treason. proditio -betrayal. traditio -betrothal gift. sponsalia -better melior[Adjective] -better meliorius[Adverb] -better. melior -beyond the seas, overseas, outre-mer. transmaritanus -bid farewell. valedico -bier, litter. feretrum -bier. feretrum -bill of a bird, beak. rostrum -billow, water. unda -billow, wave. fluctus -birds. pennipotenti -birth. nativitas -birthday. natalis natalis -bishop. antistes -bishop. episcopus -bishop. pontifex -bitter, gloomy, dark. acerbus -bitterness, unpleasantness, the herb rue. ruta -bitterness. amaritudo -black and blue mark, malice, chastisement/punishment, bruises. livor -black. niger -bladder, bladder-like tumor. vesica -blade of an oar. palmula -blameless. innocens -blameworthy. vituperabilis -blandishments, attractions, allurement, charm. blanditia -blasphemer, [adj.] reviling. blasphemus -bleating of sheep, baaing. balatus -bleeding / raw, uncooked / unripe / unprepared food. crudus -blessed, fortunate, sometimes "saint". beatus -blight of plants. uredo -blind caecus[Adjective] -blind, sightless. caecus -blockage, besiege, invest. obsido -blood, gore. cruor -bloodless. incruentatus, incruentus -bloodshed, murder, slaughter, gore. cruor, cruoris -bloody, bloodthirsty, blood-red. cruentus -blot out, erase /annihilate, destroy. deleo -blow, bite, stroke, bolt, thrust. ictus -blow, buffet, slap. plaga -blow, wound, stabbing, thrust. ictus -blow. contumelia -blowing into, blast, inspiration. inflatus -blowing, blast, breathing, arrogance, haughtiness. flatus -blue. puteulanus -board, plank, gaming board, painted panel. tabula -boast. jactito -body, corpse. corpus, corporis -body, remains, corpse, book, treatise. somes -bog, slough. lama -boiling, seething, foaming /fiery, passionate, excited. fervidus -boisterous. violentus -bold audacious -bold, rash, foolhardy. audax -bold, rash, imprudent, heedless. temerarus, temerarius -boldly, beyond a shadow of a doubt. confidenter -boldly, proudly, fearlessly. audacter, audaciter -boldness, courage. audentia -bolt, bar, prison, den, pen, enclosure/ cloister. claustrum -bond, fetter, tie. vinculum -bond. connexio -bond. copula -book. liber libri -bookcase, case for papers. scrinium -book-case. foruli -boon, reward, wages, bribe, gift, pious donation. beneficium -booth, hut, cottage, hove, small shop, inn, tavern. tabernus -booty, loot, stolen goods. prenda -booty. praeda -border on /befall (good luck). contineo contigi, contectum -border, edge, extent /going around, circuit. ambitus -border, frontier. limes -born in the same province. comprovincialis -born, sprung from /son. prognatus -born. oriundus -both .. and. et .. et -bound, under an obligation. obligatus -bound. limito -boundaries, limits, /territory. fines finium -bountiful. almus -bountiful. largifluus -bountiful. largus -bountifully. largiflue -bounty, liberality. largitas -bounty, plenty, abundance. ubertas -bounty. almitas -bounty. largissimum -bounty. largitio -bow (BOW and arrows), arch, bend, arc. arcus -boy puer[Noun] -boy. puer -boyishly, childishly, foolishly. pueriliter -boys pueri -bragging, boasting. iactantia -brash. procax -brazen shield. clypeus -bread, cake. crustum -breadth. latitudo -breakfast. ientaculum -breath, breathing /life /spirit. spiritus -breath. pneum -breeze, holy spirit, wind . flamen -breeze, soft wind. ventulus -Bretons. Britones -brick. later -bridge, drawbridge. pons -bridge. pons pontis -bridge. pontus -bridle. frenum -bridled, harnessed, bearing arms. phaleratus -briefly, in brief. multus, ne multus -briefly. breviter -briefly. compendiose -bright, shining /fat, sleek /flowering. nitidus -bright, shining, white. candidus -bright. luminosus -brightness. claritas -brightness. claritudo -brillance, brightness, glow, elegance, splendor. nitor -brilliant, purple-colored. purpureus -brilliant. splendens -bring in, introduce, induce, persuade / decide. induco -bring through, spread over. perduco, perduxi, perductum -brisk, active, vigorous/ turbulent, restive. strenuus -broad bean,. faba -broad, wide, extensive. latus -broad. latus -broadly, widely, extensively. late -broken off. deruptus -broken, weakened, impaired. infractus -bronze. pyropus -broom. scopae -brothel. ganea ganeum -brother. frater -brutal. ferinus -building, structure. aedificium edificium -bulwark, mound. agger -bundle, burden. fascis -bundle, pack, burden, load. sarcina -Bunna. Hunnam -burdened, laden. onustus -burdensome, unwholesome. gravis -burial. sepultura -buried, sunk, immersed. seputus -burn down, burn, set on fire. exuro, exussum -burning up, conflagration. exustio -burning. ardens -bustle, uproar. tumultus -but sed[Conjunction] -but atque (stronger form, "but mind you..")[Conjunction] -but ac (diff. spelling of atque)[Conjunction] -but come now, rather, indeed,. quin -but now, certainly. nam -but now, on the other hand /surely, for it is certain. nam -but, on the other hand, however, moreover, also. autem -but/ and indeed, what is more. sed -butcher, slaughter-house. macellarius -buttocks. puga, pyga -by all means, by no means, on the contrary. immo -by bribery, corruption. venaliter -by chance, by luck, accidentally. forte -by day, for a long time, a long time ago. diu -by divine communication, by divine influence . divinitus -by force of arms. armis -by force of arms. hostiliter -by force, under compulsion. coactu -by how much (+ comp. adj. or adv.). quanto -by kinds, according to classes /generally, in general. generatim -by much, by far, by a great deal, by a lot. multo -by name, expressly. nominatim -by no means, not at all. nequaquam -by no means, not at all. nequequam -by stealth, stealthily. furtim -by stealth. furtim -by the roots, utterly. radicitus -by turns. alternis -by-way, path, foot-path, track. semita -by-way. diverticulum -calamity, misfortune, disaster, loss. calamitas -calculation, reckoning. compotus, computus -call forth, bring about, wake, raise up. excito -calmed, settled, checked. sedatus -calmly, undisputably. quiete -cane, walking stick, staff. baculum, baculus -canon law. instituta apostolica -canon, member of a cathedral chapter or canonry, Augustinian. canonus -canonical, according to the canons, legal, lawful, right. canonicus -canvas sail. carbasum -capable of being penetrated / penetrating, piercing. penetrabilis -capable of flight. pennipotens -capricious. morosus -captive. captivus -captivity. captivas -carbon, coal, charcoal /burning wood, burnt wood. carbo, carbonis -care, safeguard[ing]. tutela -careful, attentive/ curious, inquisitive/ worn out by cares. curiosus -carefully, softly. blande -carelessness, neglect. incuria -carelessness. negligentia -caretaker. providor -carnage. caedes -carpenter's axe, mason's trowel. ascia -carpenter. lignarius -carress, stroke /coax, cajole, flatter. palpo -carriage, bearing / having borne. gestum (gero) -carry across, transfer, convey. transfero, transtuli, translatum -carrying about, conduct (oneself). gestum (gero) -carrying laurel, crowned with laurel. laurifer -cart /a plow with wheels. currus -case at law, case, law-suit /situation, condition. causa -case, envelope, covering. theca -cast down headlong. praecipito -casting lots, deciding by lot. sortitus -castle, fort, fortress, fortified encampment, station. castrum -castle, fortress, fort, citadel/ shelter, refuge. castellum -castrate, enervate, weaken, unman, emasculate. castro -cat. cattus -cattle, possessions, chattels. capitale -caught in a net, trapped. irretitus -cause /reason, motive, pretext /interest. causa -cause of a crime. crimen -cause of offense. offensio -causing calamity, deadly. funestus -causing dread, fear, terror. formidilosus -caution, care, foresight. cautio -caution, precaution, security. cautela -cautiously, with security. caute, cautim -cautiously. praecidentius -cavalry, horsemen (classical). equitatus -cave, cavern, grotto, den. specus -celebrated, famous, renowned. inclutus inclitus -celebrated. celebris -celibacy. viduitas -celibate. caelebs -censui, censum/ estimate, assess, evaluate. censeo -cepi, ceptum, to receive, accept, take. accipio -certainly, to be sure, indeed, of course. quippe -chaff. palea -chain, fetters. catena -chair of state, throne / bath-tub. solium -chalk, fuller's earth. creta -chalked, in white. cretatus -champion of the field, victor. campeador -champion. agonotheta -chance, luck, fortune. fors fortis -chance, luck. fors-itis -change, alteration, transformation. mutatio -change, alteration. vicissitudo -changeability, inconsistency / faithlessness. inconstantia -changeableness. varietas -changing, changeable. varius -channel, canal /pipe. canalis -chapter, chapter meeting, chapter house. capitulus -character, intellect, memory, consciousness, often = mind. animus -characteristic, particular. proprius -charge, assembly. concursus -charger, battle-horse, war horse. campitor -charity. caritas -charm, wit, elegance. lepor lepos -charming, witty, pleasant, elegant. lepidus -charminly, wittily, elegantly, pleasantly. lepide -chasm, pit, abyss. vorago -chastity, pure, morally clean, unpolluted. castitas -chasuble, monk's cowl. casula -chattering, talkative, garrulous. garrulus -cheap, worth little. vilis -cheapness, low-price, worthlessness. vilitas -cheerful, merry, gay. hilaris -cheese. caseus -chessboard, game of chess. . scaccarium -chest, box, money box, coffin, cell. arca archa -chest. scrinium -chief noble, prince. procer -chief. primus -chiefly, especially, particularly. precipue -child, infant, young, little /very small, tiny. parvulus -child, offspring. liber -childish, boyish, folish, foolish. puerilis -chosen, select. electus -Christ, the word incarnate. Sarcalogos -church. ecclesia -circle, orb, ring, disk, orbit, coil/ round / rotation. orbis -circuitous. cyclicus -circumference. ambitus -circumscribed. angustata -circumspect. cautus -citadel, stronghold, fortress, keep, donjon. arx, arcis -citizen citizen[Noun] -citizen, townsman, bourgeois, burgess. civis -city, town. urbs -city. urbs urbis -civil, civic. civilis -claim, arrogate, assume, appropriate. vindico (vindicatum) -clan, race, nation, people, tribe. gens -clash, collision / attack, raid, foray, invasion. incursio -class, high birth, child, description. genus -clean pure, chaste/ pious. castus -clean, neat, correct. tersus -clean, neat, elegant. mundus -cleaning out, cleansing /excsuing, justification. purgatio -clear, bright /renowned, famous, illustrious. clarus -clear, distinct, plain, visible, evident. evidens -clear. perspicuus -clearly, distinctly, plainly. evidenter -clever, dextrous, experienced, skilful / cunning, sly. callidus -clever, skillful. sollers -cleverly. ingeniose -clime, region. clima -cloak, cape. amiculum -cloaked. palliata -close by, near/ in like manner, equally. iuxta -clothes, clothing, garb. induviae -clothing, garment, covering, blanket, carpet, tapestry. vestis -clothing. vestitus -clumsy, rude, raw, rough, uncultivated. rudis -cnquer, vanquish /end a war. debello -cock. gallo -coffin / handle / hilt of a sword. capulus -coincide, agree, conform. congruo -cold, coolness, cold of winter /dullness, indolence. frigus -cold, frosty, icy, freezing. gelidus -cold. algor -coldly, weakly, feebly. gelide -collected. coadunati -collision, shock /dislike, displeasure. offensus -color, luster. color -colored /dark-complexioned. coloratus -colored. infucatus -combat, public contest. agon, agonia -combatant. pugnator -combined in one, whole, entire. universus -comet. cometes -comfort, easing, alleviation, consolation. levamentum -coming tohether, assembly, union, congress. conventus -command. nutus -commander in chief, general, emperor. imperator -commencement. exordium -commission, charge, entrust. mandatum -common, general, run of the mill. communis -common, ordinary, usual. vulgaris -common. plebeius -commonwealth, state, republic, public business. res publica -commotion, swelling. tumor -comp. adj, in order that, rather. potius -compact, covenant, agreement / law. foedus, foederis -companion, comradeship. consors -companion, friend, comrade /count. comes, comitis -companion. compar -company. coitus -compass. complector -compassion, dutifulness, kindness. pietas -compassionately, mercifully. clementer -complaining, plaintive, whining. queribundus -complaining, whining, lamenting. querulus -complaint, accusation, a charge in court. querimonia -complaint, complaining, accusation. querela, querella -complaint, lament. questus -complete, finish, determine, decide, settle. exigo -complete, finished, done /perfect, without flaw. perfectus -completion, finishing, end. peractio -completion, summing up, adding up. consummatio -compliant. obsequens -composite, made up of different substances, heterogenous. alienigenus -composition, agreement, pact/ arrangement. compositio -comrade, companion in war. commilito -comtemptible. reprobabilis -conceited. ventosa -concept, idea. informatio -concern, solicitude, worry. sollicitudo -concern. cura -conciliation. concilium -concord, harmony, agreement. concordia -condemn damno, -are, -avi, -atus[Verb] -condemnation damnatio, -onis (f.)[Noun] -condemnation. damnatio -condemnation. damnatio -condemnations damnationes, -ium (f.)[Noun] -condemnatory damnatiorius[Adjective] -condemned damnatus[Adjective] -condemning damnans, -ntis[Noun] -condition, good health. valetudo -condition. fortuna -condition. habitudo -conduct, play an instrument moderor -cone shaped. tubineus -confederacy. conjuratio -confederate. complex -conference, meeting, negotiation. placitum -confessor, penintentiary. penintentiarius -confidence, trust, assurance. fiducia -confident, without fear, courageous. fidens -confidential friendship, intimacy. familiaritas -confidently. fiducialiter -confine, restrain, hold back, repress. cohibeo -conformation. formamentum -confused, disorderly /embarassed, troubled, confounded. confusus -conj, and not. nec -conj, for, for example, instance. nam -conj, on the one hand, but if, if..or if. sive -connect join, twine, join in conflict. concero -connected together, continuous, uninterrupted. continuus -connection, joining. iunctio -conquer, overcome, master, win, surpass, excel. vinco vici victum -conscience, consciouness, knowledge. conscientia -conscious of, aware of. conscius -consequence, issue, result, occurrence, experience. eventus, eventum -consequently, therefore, as a result. proinde -consideration, pondering. meditatio -consistently. convenienter -consolation. refrigerium -consort. conjux -conspiracy, plot. coniuratio -conspirator, plotter. coniuratus -constancy, firmness, solidity. constantia -constant motion, restlessness. instabilitas -constant. constans -constellation, star. sidus -constrained. coactus -constructor. compactor -consumption, tuberculosus. phthisis -contagion, infection /touching, contact. contagio contagium -containing nine eighths. sesquioctavus -contemplate contemplari[Verb] -contemplate intueri[Verb] -contemplation contemplatio[Noun] -contemplation. intuitus -contemporaneous quod eodem tempore est[Adjective] -contemporary aequalis[Adjective] -contempt contemptus[Noun] -contempt fastidium[Noun] -contempt. aspernatio -contemptible abiectus[Adjective] -contemptible contemnendus[Adjective] -contemptible contemptus[Adjective] -contemptible turpis[Adjective] -contemptuous. despiciens -contemptuously. contemptim -contend certare[Verb] -contend contendere[Verb] -contend decernere[Verb] -contends certat[Verb] -contends decernit[Verb] -content contentus[Adjective] -contented contentus[Adjective] -contented, satisfied. contentus -contentedly aequo animo[Adverb] -contentedness animus contentus[Noun] -contentious pugnax[Adjective] -contentious. litigiosus -contentment animus contentus[Noun] -contents quod in libro continetur[Noun] -conterminous confinis[Adjective] -contest certamen[Noun] -contest certatio[Noun] -contest contendere[Verb] -contest contentio[Noun] -contest, contention, rivalry of any kind, conflict. certamen -contest, impulse. conflictus -context argumentum[Noun] -context ratio verborum[Noun] -contexts argumenti[Noun] -contiguity propinquitas[Noun] -contiguity vicinitas[Noun] -contiguous confinis[Adjective] -contiguous continens[Adjective] -continence continentia[Noun] -continence temperantia[Noun] -continent castus[Adjective] -continent continens[Noun] -continual, ceaseless, perennial, constant. jugis -continual, perpetual. jugis -continually, perpetually, constantly / instantly. jugiter -continuously, without remission. adsidue assidue -contradiction, opposition. contradictio -contrary, opposed. contrarius -contributor. collator -contriver, inventor, discoverer. inventor -controversy, straining. contentio -convenience, advantage, opportunity, comfort. commodum -convenience, fitness, advantage, opportunity. oportunitas -conveyance, vehicle. vehiculum -cookie crustulum, -i (n.)[Noun] -cookies crustuli, -orum (n.)[Noun] -copiously, affluently. affluenter -copiously-flowing. multifluus -copper kettle, basin, cauldron. lebes -copper ore / brass. orichalcum -copulation. concubitus -Corbie. Corbeiam -corner, niche. angulus -corpse. cadaver -corrector, editor. emendator -corridor, aisle. andron -corrupt, awry. perversa -corselet, breastplate. thorax -cotton cloths, linens byssus -council. concilium -counsellors. consiliarii -countenance. aspectus -counterfeit. simulatus -countess. cometissa, comitissa -countless. innumerus -country house, country estate /(med.) manor, village. villa -countryman, peasant, pagan. paganus -courage, untamed spirit /arogance. ferocitas -courage, vivacity, bravery, will, spirit, soul. animus -courage. fortitudo -courageous, ardent, passionate, furious. animosus -course, progress, movement. tractus -course. cursus -court, hall. aula -court. curia -courteous, generous, gentlemanly. liberalis -courteous, kind, friendly, obliging. comis -courteous. affabilis -courteously, dutifully, solemnly, ceremoniously. officiose -courteously, generously, honorably. liberaliter -courteously, in a kindly, friendly manner. comiter -courteously. dignanater -Courtrai. Corturiacum -Courtrai. Courtacum -Courtrai. Curtracus -covenant, assembly. conventio -covenanted. compacta -cover with earth, bury,. humo -cover, put on clothing, erase writing, revoke, anull. induco -covered wholly. cooperio -covering, garment. velamen -covering, monk's garb, nun's veil, mantle. pallium -covering. obductio -covering. tegmen -coverlet, mantle, cloak. pallium -covert, hidden recess . latebra -cow, ox. bull. bos (bovis ) -cowl. cuculla -crab /the direction south /heat of summer /disease of cancer. cancer -cracks. confraga -cradle. cunabula -craftsman, artisan. faber -crafty, cunning, sly, deceitful. dolosus -crafty. vafra -crashing. fragor -create creare (inf.)[Verb] -created creatus[Adjective] -creating creans, -ntis -creator creator, -oris (m.)[Noun] -creator, founder. creator -creator. conditor -creators creatores, -ium (m.)[Noun] -creature, servant. creatura -credible credebilis, -e[Adjective] -credible. probabilis -credibly credebiliter[Adverb] -creditor creditor, -oris (m.)[Noun] -creditors creditores, -ium (m.)[Noun] -credulity credulitas, -atis (f.)[Noun] -credulous credulus[Adjective] -credulously credule[Adverb] -crescent-shaped. lunatus -crest, plume / rooster's comb. crista -crested, plumed. cristatus -crime, sin, evil deed, wickedness. scelus -crocodile. crocodilus -crocus, saffron / yellow, saffron-colored. crocus -crooked, with tortuous bends. anfractus -crookedness, depravity, deformity, perversity. pravitas -cross. crux crucis -crossbar, beam of scales /crest, ridge. iugum -crossing, passing over, transit /changing, alteration. transitus -cross-road. compitum -crossroads, place where four roads meet. quadrivium -crowd, herd, flock. grex -crowd, multitude /celebration /fame, renown. celebritas -crowd, troop, flock. caterva -crowd. frequentia -crown, diadem. corona -crown, move to and fro, wander. flos -crowned with an episcopal mitre. infulatus -crowned with laurel, laureate. laureatus -cruel, savage, barbarous, inhuman, uncivil, uncivilized. inhumanus -cruel. crudelis -cruelly, violently. atrociter -cruelly. crudeliter -cruelty, inhumanity. crudelitas -crumb, morsel, grain /small loaf. mica -crushing, contrition. contricio -crust. crusta -cry, voice/ jurisdiction, authority. vox -cuirassiers. ferrati -culprit. reus -cultivate, cherish. colo, colui, cultum -cultivation. cultura -cultivator, planter /with gen.= resident, inhabitant. cultor -cultivator, worshipper. cultor -cunning versutiae, -arum[Noun] -cunning. calliditas -cunningly versute[Adverb] -cupboard, chest, safe (for food, clothing, money). armarium -cupidity cupiditas, -atis[Noun] -curb, restrain, hold back, restrain. freno -cure, remedy, nostrum, medicine. rememdium -curelty, inhumanity/ incivility, discourtesy/ stinginess. inhumanitas -curiosity, inquisitiveness, nosiness. curiositas -curly-haired, curly / trembling, quivering, shaking. crispus -curse, abuse. maledictio -curve, fold, bend /pocket, lap /bay, gulf. sinus -curved, bent, hooked. camur -curved, crooked, arched, bowed. pandus -custom, habit. adsuetudo -custom, institution, tradition. institutio -custom, usage, habit /intimacy, familiar acquaintance. consuetudo -customary, usual. consueta -customary, usual. usitas -cut up, broken, brief, concise. concisus -cypress, cyrpess wood, a cypress-wood casket. cupressus -Dacian-born. dacigena -Dacians. Daci -daily cotidie (or cottidie)[Adverb] -daily allowance of pay, food. diaria -daily, every day. cotidie -damage, loss, detriment. detrimentum -damage. praejudicium -damaged, diminished, lessened, decreased. miniatus -dancer /presider, protector, director. praesul presul -danger periculum[Noun] -danger, risk. periculum -dark colored, swarthy. aquilus -dark, gloomy. atrer, atra, atrum -dark-clorored, blackish /sad, gloomy / a dark garment. pullus -darkness, gloom, mist. caliga -darkness. creperum -darkness. obscurum -dart, javelin, short spear. iaculum -dart, javelin. jaculum -dart, javelin. jaculum -dart. jaculum -data, information, evidence, indication, pointer. indicium -daughter. filia -dawn, daybreak. diluculo -day. dies diei -dead of night. intemptesta nox -dead, deceased, passed away, gone West, departed. mortuus -deadly things. mortifera -deadly, death-bringing. mortifer -deadly, fated. fatalis -deadly, lethal. mactabilis -deadly, mortal. letifer -dear, beloved /costly, high-priced, expensive. carus -death mors[Noun] -death, ruin, annihilation. letum -death-dealing. letifer -death. mors mortis -debate, dispute, discussion. disputatio -debauchery, extravagance. luxus -debauchery. stuprum -debt. debitum -decapitation. capulatio -deceased. defuncta -deceit. dolositas -deceitful. dolosa -deceitful. fraudulentus -deception. deceptio -decided /definite. certus -declaration, profession/ trade, art, craft, profession. professio -declare, give notice, announce. denuncio -decorate, adorn, embellish/ punctuate. distinguo -decorated, elegant. decorus -decrease, diminution. decessio -decree, judgment, edict, order. decretum -decree. consultum -deed, accomplishment, work, act, achievement. factum -deed, labor. opus -deep sleep. sopor -deep, inward. internus -deep, profound, high, thick, dense, boundless. profundus -deeply, penetratingly, searchingly. penetranter -defeat, damage. detrimentum -defendant, accused, answerable, bound. reus -defender. tutor -defense, protection. tutamen, tutaminis -defenseless, harmless, impotent, without strength. inermis -defensibly. defensabiliter -degraded, dishonored /dishonorable, shameful /ugly. inhonestus -delay. cunctatio -delay. mora -delayer, procrastinator,. cunctator -deliberation, consultation, assembly, council. consilium -deliberation, inquiry, full consideration. consulatio -deliberation, resolution, measure as in plan, advice. consilium -delicacies, candies, sweetmeats. cuppedia -delight, pleasure, enjoyment. delectatio -delight. delectatio -delightful, pleasurable. voluptuosus -delightful. delectabilis -delightful. dulcis, dulcitudo, dulcitudinis -deliver, transmit, hand over, disclose. prodo -demesne. dominica -departure, death, digression. excessum -departure, source, origin. profectio -departure. profectio -deplorable. plorabilis -depraved, wicked, evil, perverse. pravus -depravity. improbitas -deprecative. deprecativus -deprived of children or parents, orphan / deprived, destitute. orbus -deprived of. exsors -deprived, released. privatus -deprived, widowed, bereft. viduata -deputy, ambassador, envoy / commander of a legion. legatus -deputy, representative. responsal -descendant, progeny. proles -descended from. cretus -descended. progenitus -descent, lineage, progeny, offspring, descendants. progenies -desert, isolation,loneliness, solitude. solitudo -deserter, runaway slave. fugitivus, fugitive -deserve, earn, be entitled to, merit. mereo mereor -deserve, gain, obtain, serve as a soldier. mereo -deserving. promerita -designate, define, describe, mark out. designo -designated, designate specifically. denominata -desire for power. ambitio -desirous, eager. expetens -desirous, needful of. indigus, indiguus -despicable. despectivus -despised, despicable, contemptible. contemptus -desserts, merit, credit. promeritum -destitue of. destitutus -destitute of. expers -destitute, impoverished, indigent, powerless. inops -destitute. orbus -destroy, waste, weaken, impair. attero -destroy. accido -destruction, pestilence, curse. pestis -destruction, ruin. exitium -destruction. internecio -destructively, injurously. pestifere -detection. deprehensio -determined. certus -determined. pervicax -detestable. exsecrabile -devastation, ravaging. vastatio -devastation, wasting /population. populatio -devil diabolus, -i (m.) (as in Satan)[Noun] -devil, Satan. diabolus -devils diaboli, -orum (m.)[Noun] -diadem, abbot's mitre . diadema -diamond-shaped, shield-bearing. scutulatus -dice game / risk, chance, hazard. alea -dice-player / gambler / someone who takes chances. aleator -dictator. dictator -difference, hazard. discrimen -different, unlike, opposed, hostile. diversus -differently from, otherwise than. secus + atque or quam -difficult, hard, troublesome. difficilis -difficult, proudly elevated. arduus -difficulty, need, trouble, distress. difficultas -digging, delving, sapping, ditching. fossura -diligence, industry, perseverance, persistence. diligentia -diligence. industria -diligent, active. impiger -diligent, careful. diligens -diligently, actively. impigre -diligently. diligenter -dill, anise. anethum -diminutive, small, tiny. vegrandis -din. strepitus -dining table. quadra -dinner, lunch. prandium -dinner, meal. cena -direction, command, leadership. gubernatio -disagreeable, unpleasant. incommodus -disagreement. discordia -disastrous. calamitosus -discerning. scius -disciple, student, learner, pupil. discipulus -discoloration. decoloratio -discolored, darkened, corrupted. infectus -disconsolate, sad. tristis -discourteously. inhumaniter -discreet, sensible, judicious. prudens -discreetly. modeste -discreetly. prudenter -discuss, debate, confer/ betake oneself, devote. confero -discuss. disputo -discussion, speech. sermo -diseased, sick, infected, ill. aeger -disentangle, free, extricate, clear up, unravel. extrico -disgrace, blemish + gen. dedecus -disgraceful act. flagitium -disgust, dislike, sqeamishness. fastidium -disgust, weariness, boredom. taedium, tedium -dish, platter, plate. lanx -dish, platter, plate. patella -dishonor. ignominia -dishonorably. inhoneste -dishonored. inhonorus -disinherited. exheres -disobedience. diffidentia -disobident, disloyal. inobedio-ire -disorder, lack of regularity. incompositus -disordered, moved. commotus -disorderly, not arranged, unplanned, confused. inconditus -display, publish, relate, tell, propose, promise. propono -displeasure. indignatio -disposed, in a certain condition. habitus -disprove, refute. with gen. prove guilty, convict. redarguo -disputation. sermocinatio -dispute, contention, fight, battle, fracas. litis -dispute, strife. altercatio -dispute. litigatio -disrespectful. irreverens -dissension, quarrel, insurrection, mutiny, rising. seditio -distance, remoteness, isolation. loginquitas -distant, isolated, removed. semotus -distant. seposita -distinction. discretio -distinguished, excellent. praecellens -distinguished. insignis -distressed, cast down, prostrate, ruined, weakened. afflictus -distribution, stewardship. dispensatio -distributor. pensator -district, countryside, rural portions of a civitas. pagus -district, zone, region. plaga -disturbance, confusion. turbatio -ditch, trench, channel, moat. fossa -divine influence, admirably, nobly, by inspiration. divinitus -divine law or command/ fate, destiny/ lawful, allowed. fas -divine will. numen -divine, sacred. divinus -division. divortium -do harm, inflict injury. noceo -doctor, physician. medicus -doctrine, teaching, instruction, learning. doctrina -dog. canis -doing, execution, performance, effect, result. effectus -doll /little girl. pupa -dolt, simpleton, fool, blockhead. baro -domestic fattened bird. altilis -domestic, civil. domesticus -donation, offering. donativum -door. ianua -double way. ambivium -double-talk, digression. ambages -doubt, hesitation, reservation. dubium -doubtful. ambiguus -downfall, destruction. ruina -downfall. casus -downtumble, seduction, bribery. corruptio -downward course. decursus -downwards. deorsum -draft animal. jumentum -drag out, extract, remove/. extraho extraxi extractum -drained. exhaustus -dread, terror / dreadfulness / scarecrow. formido, formidonis -dreadful as in producing fear, quaking as in feeling fear. pavidus -dreadful. horrendus -dreadful. terribilis -dreadfully, savagely. immaniter -dreadfully, teribly. formidilose -dream, fancy, day-dream /foolishness, nonsense. somnium -dregs, lees, impurities, filth. feculentia -dregs, lees, impurities, filth. feculentia -dregs, rabble. sentina -dress, attire, equipment, ornament, embellishment. ornatus -dress, habit. habitus -dried, roasted, grilled. assus -dripping moisture, rainwater from the eaves. stillicidium -drive away, repel violently, extort. extundo -drive forth, waste, spend, expend. prodigo -drive out, force out, exact, demand, sell. exigo -drowsiness, apathy, sleepiness, coma. lethargus -drug, poison, potion. venenum -drunk up, drained / swallowed up. epotus -drunken ebrius[Adverb] -drunkenly. madide -dry, thirsty/ sober, temperate. siccus -duchy, ducal dignity. ducamen -due forms /funereal rites. iusta -duke. dux -dull, obtuse, dull-witted, dumb. stolidus -duly. rite -dung, dirt, filth, manure. fimus -durability. firmitudo -dusk, twilight. crepusculum -dust, powder /arena, scene of action. pulvis -dutiful, godly, holy, upright, kind, honest, affectionate. pius -dutifulness, dutiful conduct, piety, devotion, kindness. pietas -duty of the sale of grain. minagium -duty, service, job, post, position, responsibility. officium -dyer. infector --e, noteworthy, notable, notorious. notabilis -each one, each person. quisque -each, every. sulum -eager for. cupidus -eager, hot-blooded. intrepidus -eagerly, earnestly. contente -eagerly. studiose -eagerness, zeal. studium -eagle. aquila -ear-rings. crotalia -ear. auris -earnestness, seriousness. intenta -earth, ground, land, country, soil. terra -earthly, temporal. terrenus -easiest, most agreeable, pleasantest. facillimus -easily, without difficulty. facile -easily. facile -easiness of belief, just belief. credulitas -Easterners. Orientales -easy, agreeable, affable, pleasant. facilis -eating together. commessatio, onis -eclipse of the sun. labores solis -edge, rim, border, boundary / coast, coast-line. ora -edible. edulis -effective, efficient. efficax -effectively, efficiently. efficaciter -efficacious. efficax -efficient, effective. efficens -efficiently, effectively, powerfully. efficenter -effigy, as of a ruler on a seal agalmate -effigy, idol, likeness /ghost, appartition /ideal. effigies, effigia -effort, exertion, attention, intent / attack, accusation. intentio -effort. conamen -either of the two. uter, utrius -either..or. aut ..aut -eject / belch. eructo -elated, arrogant, swollen. tumidus -elders. majores -elders. majores natu -elegant, fine. elegans -elegantly, with ornament. compte -elephant. barrus -elevated, lofty /arrogant, proud, haughty. celsus -elevations. excelsa -Elnon. Herimann, p. 279. Helnonensis -eloquence, readiness of speech, fluency, persuasiveness. eloquentia -eloquence. loquacitas -eloquent, fluent, ready of speech. facundus -eloquent, persuasive, fluent. eloquens -eloquent. facunda -eloquently, fluently. facunde -elsewhere, in other respects. alibi -embassy. legatio -embrace, grasp. complectus -embroidered. intextus -eminent, splendid, magnificent. magnificus -employment, business, task, occupation, pains. negotium -empty, devoid of, free from. vacuus -empty, hollow/ [+ abl.] deuoid of/ worthless useless, vain. cassus -empty, vain, inane. inanis -empty-headed, vain, silly. leviculus -empty. evacuo -enclosure. saeptum -encompass, embrace. complexo -encounter, assembly, meeting, congress. congressus -encouragement, amelioration, consolation. consolatio -end, farthest part. extremitas -end, limit, boundary, purpose. finis -end. extremitas -endowed, endow. ditata -ends of the earth's axis. cardo duplex -endurable, bearable, sufferable. patibilis -enduringly. firmiter -energy, get up and go. navitas -engage oneself, promise,. promitto -engagement, combat. certamen -engraved. sculpta -enlarging. dilitatio, dilatatio -enlightener. illustrator -enmity. hostilitas -enough satis (indecl.)[Noun] -enough, sufficient /sufficiently. satis -enraged. bacchatus -enriched, endowed. locupletatus -ensnared, entrapped, entangled. inreto, irreto -entagles, hindered /embarassed, prevented, obstructed,. impeditus -entangle, ensnare, obstruct, surround, hinder, prevent. impedio -entering, going in /inroad, movement/assault. ingressus -enterprise. expeditio -enthusiastic, inspired, frenzied. fanaticus -enticement, allurement. lenocinium -enticement, come-on. lactatio -entire, complete. universa -entrance, door. ostium -entrance, ingress. aditus -entreaty. prex -enveloped, decked out, dressed. indutus -envious. invidus -envy, jealousy, hatred /censure. invidia -epic poem. epos -episcopal. episcopalis -equal, like. par -equality, level to make fit. parilitas -equally. iuxtim -equine, relating to horses. equinus -equipment, gear, machinery/ splendor, magnificence. apparatus -equipment, kit, trappings / furniture / decorations. ornamentum -equipped, trained, supplied. instructus (from instruo) -equitable. justus -equity, justice. justicia -erect, establish, build. condo --ere-di sum, to show, to exhibit. ostendo -err errare[Verb] -erring errans[Noun] -error, mistake, going astray. error, erroris -especially, chiefly. praecipue -especially, chiefly. presertim praesertim -especially, particularly, chiefly. precipue -especially, particularly, principally. maxime -especially, particularly, specifically. imprimis -estate steward. servile villicus -estate. fundus -estate. praedium -eternal aeturnus[Adjective] -eternal, everlasting, without end. aeternus eternus -eternal. sempiterna -eternally aeturne[Adverb] -eternally, without end. intemporaliter -eternity, infinity, endlessnes. infinitas infinitio -eunuch. eunuchus -even if, although. etiamsi -even if, although. tametsi -even then / until then. etiamtum, etiamtunc -evening prayer, vespers. vespera -evening star, evening. vesper -ever, at any time. umquam -everlasting, uninterrupted. perennis -ever-watchful. pervigil -everyday life, the common good, the public eye. medium -everything. panton -everywhere, somewhere. alicubi -evidently, certainly, of course, no doubt, assuredly. scilicet -evil, misfortune, misdeed, crime, injury, damage. malum -Evroul. Uticensium -ewe, lamb. agna -exceedingly high. praecelsus, precelsus -exceedingly sweet. prae dulcis, pre dulcis -excellence, merit, worth. excellentia -excellent, distingished, imminent, superior. praestans, prestans -excellent, distinguished, special, extraordinary. precipuus -excellent, famous, beautiful, striking. praeclarus -excellent, splendid, outstanding. palmarium -exclusively, particularly, peculiarly. properly. proprie -excuse. excusatio -execrable, impious. nefarius -execrable. detestabilis -executioner, hangman. carnifex -exempt, free. immunis -exertion, effort / undertaking / impulse, inclination. conatus -exertion, effort. apparatus -exertion, endeavor. nisus -exhilaration, upwelling of emotion. effusio -exhort, incite, encourage. hortor -exile, banishment. exsilium -exile. exsul -expenditures, outlay, interest on a loan. impendium -expense, cost. sumptus -expense, outlay. impensa -expenses. sumptus -experienced versatus[Adjective] -experienced, ascertained, knowing, proven . expertus -expertly, wisely. gnare -explanation, exposition. explicatus -expression of the face, countenance, look, aspect. vultus -extensive. rotensus -extensively. . protense -extra esto. exesto -extraordinary, excellent, fine, superb. eximius -extraordinary, subst, chief. praecipuus -extremely eloquent. archidictus -exultingly. ovanter -exussum, burn down, burn, set on fire. extermino -eye oculus, -i (m.)[Noun] -eye. oculus -eyes oculi, -orum (m.)[Noun] -f, a killing. interfectio-onis -F, an opening. aperito -f, an opening. apertio -f, consequential, relating. consequentia -f, direction, government. gubernatio-ionis -f, foundation. fundatio-onis -f, management, ordering, direction. discessio -f, resurection, awakening, renewal. resurrectio -f, vineyard. vinea -f.p.p, same as faciendo, the making, it will be made. fiendo -f.p.p., understanding, being understood. intempestivus, intelligendo -fable, story, tale, play. fabula -fable. fabula -face, countenance, sight / expression. os, oris -face, visage, countenance. facies -facetious, laughable. ridiculus -faint-hearted, fearful, timid. timidus -faintly deny, partially refuse. subnego -faintly glimmering, faintly gleaming. sublustris -fairly, justly, rightly. iuste -faithful, loyal, true. fidelis -faithless [ones]. infideles -faithless. malefidus -faithlessly, disloyally. infideliter -faithlessnes, disloyalty. infidelitas -faling headlong. cernuus -fall labes[Verb] -fall, fault, error, sliding, gradual movement. lapsus -falling down, going to ruin. ruinosus -false, deceptive. falsus -falso conclusions, logical fallacies. sophismata -fame, renown, glory. gloria -fame. divulgamen -family, household. familia -family, stock. prosapia -famine, hunger. fames -famous. illustris -far and wide. longe lateque -far, at, to, from a distance. procul -far. longe -farm, field, acre. ager (agri) -farther, more advanced, more remote. ulterius -fast, abstinence, hunger /leanness, thinness. ieiunium -fasten down, secure, fix firmly/ concentrate, fix upon. defigo -fastening. nexus -fat, oily, rich, sleek, /fertile. pinguis -fatal deadly, destructive, lethal. exitiabilis exitialis exitosus -fate, destiny, doom, lot, weird. fatum -father /abbot. abbas, abbatis -father in law. socer -father. pater, patris -fatherland, one's native country, homeland. patria -fatherland. patria -father's sister, paternal aunt. amita -fatness, rotundity. pinguitudo -fault, blame, (esp. aginst chastity). culpa -fault, blemish, mistake, error. mendum menda -fault, error, mistake. erratum -fault, vice, crime. vitium -fault. culpa -fault. naevus -faulty, full of faults. mendosus -favorable moment, opportunity. occasio -favorable, fortunate, lucky, prosperous. prosper -favorable, gracious. propitius -favorable. complacitus -favorer, promoter, patron, partisan, supporter. fautor -fawning, flattery, sycophancy, buttering up. adulatio -fear of God, way of life, esp of monks/nuns. religio -fear, dread, anxiety. metus -fear, dread. formido -fear, dread/ alarm, object causing fear. timor -fearful. formidolosus -feasibility, opportunity, resources.\, abundance. facultas -feather /featherbed /pen. pluma -feather, wing. penna -feather. penna -feeble. frigidus -feeling of shame, shame, bashfulness. verecundia -feeling sorrowful. luctuosa -feeling, sense, understanding. sensus -feigned. fictus -fellowship, companionship, secret society. sodalitas -fellowship. societas -fence. sepes -ferocious. trux -fertile, productive, profitable. facundia -fertility /richness, grace /joy, delight. laetitia letitia leticia -fertility, fruitfulness. fertilitas -fertility, qickness or readiness of speech. facunditas -fertilize, make fruitful. fecundo -festival. solemnitas -festive. festivus -festive. solemnis -fetters. compes -few, a few, some. pauci -fidelity, loyalty, homage. fidelitas -fierce, wild, savage, untamed. ferus -fierce. efferus -fierce. ferus -fiercely. feriter -fiery, ardent, burning,. igneus -fiery. fervidus -fiery. impirius -fifteen times. quindeciens -fifth. diapente -fiftieth, a fiftieth part. quinquagesimus -fig tree. ficus -fight, battle, conflict, set-to. pugna -fighter, warrior, combatant. proeliator preliator -fighting man, warrior. bellator -file, polishing, revision. lima -filled, full. repletus -filled, laden. plenus -filth, meanness, stinginess. sordes -filth. inquinamentum -filth. spurcamen -filthy. spurcus -fine flour, fine meal. (also pollis ). pollen -finely formed. formosus -fire ignem[Noun] -fire-god. Vulcanus -fire. ignis -fire. incendia -firm, resolved, staunch. obstinatus -firm, stable, steadfast. stabilis -firm, strong, reliable, solid. firmus -firm, unshaken, stable. inconcussus -firmly, steadfastly, on the spot, at once. statim -firmness, obstinacy, stubborness. pertinacia -first beginning, origin. primordium -first part of the night, evening. conticinium -first principle, element, basic constituent. elementum -first, at first, at the beginning, at the start. primo -first, for the first time. primitus -first, foremost /most distinguished, first. primoris -first, foremost, at the top, uppermost. primoris -fish. piscis -fisherman. piscator -fit, suitable/ (time) favorable /(+dat.) liable to. opportunus -fitly. opportune -fitness, suitability, convenience, advantage. opportunitas -fitted, connected, fastened /prepared, fitted out. aptus -fitting. decet -five quinque (indecl.)[Adjective] -five hundred. quingenti -five years old. quinquennis -five. quinque -flag, banner, standard /troop, company, small unit. vexillum -flame, fire. flamma -flashing, illustrious. fulgens -flat, even, level/ a plain. campester -flatterer, sycophant, yes-man. assentator -flattering, persuasive. blandus -flee from, escape, elude, run away. effugio, effugi, effugiturus -fleeing, fugitive, banished, migratory. profugus -fleet, quick, rapid, swift, fast. velox -Fleming, of or from Flanders. flandrensis -flesh, bowels. viscus, viscera -flesh, internal organs, bowels, entrails, heart. viscus -flesh. pulpa -fleshly. corporeus -flight, escape,. fuga -flogged, beaten, knocked about. vapulus -flood, billow. fluctus -flood, overflowing, inundation. inundantia -flow over, overflow, be superfluous. superfluo -flower-garland. corollarium -fluently. volubiliter -fluid, flowing, liquid / clear, evident, certain. liquidus -fluid. liquor -flying creature, winged, winged creature. volucris -follower, pursuer. secuutus -following, attending, attendant, pursuing. sequax -following, retinue, attendants, bodguard. stipatores -fond of fighting, combative, stubborn, contntious. pugnax -font. pelvis -food / bait. esca -food for animals. cibo -food for men and animals. cibus -food, nourishment. nutrimens -food, provender, victuals. alimentum -food. esca -fool, buffoon, jester. balatro -foolish /a fool. stultus -foolish, silly /unlucky, unpropitious. laevus levus -foolish. fatua -foolish. insanum -foolishly. stulte -foot-path, path. bicallis -foot-soldier. pedis -foot. pes pedis -footstep, trace, mark. soles of the feet. vestigium -for a little while, for a short time. paulisper -for a long while, a long while ago, some time ago. dudum -for a moment. parumper -for a short time, for a little while, for a bit. parumper -for how much, at what price. quanti -for indeed. etenim -for indeed. namque -for such a long time. tamdiu -for that reason, on that account, therefore. ideo -for the most part, generally, commonly, mostly. plerumque -for the present, in present cirumstances. impraesentiarum -for the present. in praesentia -for the rest, otherwise. cetera -for which reason, on which account, why. quamobrem -for, in fact, truly (may often be omitted). enim -for. nam -forbearance. patientia -forbidden, prohibited, not allowed. inconcessus -force, compulsion, coercion. coactum -force, power, strength, might, influence. vis vires (pl.) -force. vis -ford, shallows. vadum -forehead, brow, front. frons -foreign, strange, outlandish. alienigena -foreign. exter, externus -foreigner. advena -forerunner. praecursor -forerunner. prodromus -foresight, wisdom, discretion. prudentia -foretelling, harbinger, omen, token. praenuntius, prenuncius -forethought. provisio -forever semper -forgery, falsehood. subjectio -forget oblivisci[Verb] -forgetful obliviosus[Adjective] -forgetfulness oblivio[Noun] -forgetfulness, oblivion. oblivio -forgiveness venia[Noun] -forgiving clemens[Adjective] -fork furca[Noun] -forked bifurcus[Adjective] -forlorn relictus[Adjective] -forma, shape, beauty. forma -former, one-time, deceased, late. quondam -former, prior. prior, prius -former, venerable, ancient. pristinus -formerly, once, at one time, ertswhile. quondam -forming, fashioning, shaping. formatura -formless, shapeless /deformed, hideous. informis -forthwith, without delay. continuo -fortification, protection, defenses. munimentum -fortification. munimen -fortifications. munita -fortified. munitus -fortifying, defense works, bridging, fortification. munitio -fortress. castrum -fortress. pugnaculum -fortunate, lucky /wealthy, rich. fortunatus -fortunate, lucky, happy. fortunatus -fortunately, happily. fortunate -fortune, luck, fate, chance. fortuna -fortune, wealth. dapes -forty (Indecl.). quadraginta -forward, further on, continuously, immediately. protinus -forward, further, next, in turn, (of time) long ago. porro -forward, straight ahead, to sum up, utterly, wholly. prorsus -foster-father, patron, advocate, protector, educator. altor -foul, fithly. foedis-e -foul, impure. immundus -foul, ugly, disgraceful, morally corrupt. turpis -foulness. squalor -fouly, in a filty manner. foede -found out, discovered. tracked down. evestigatus -founder of a family, ancestor. progenitor -fountain, spring / fresh water / source, origin. fons, fontis -four quattuor (indecl.) (IV, IIII)[Adjective] -four (indecl.). quattuor -four times /again and again. quater -four-horse team. quadrigae -fourth. diatesseron -fourth. quartus -four-wheeled baggage wagon. carrus -four-wheeled carriage. carruca -fowler, hunter of birds. volator -fox. vulpes, volpes -fragile, easily broken / fleeting, transitory. fragilis -fragrant. odorifera -frailness, weakness, fragility, frailty. fragilitas -frailty. fragilitas -Frankish people. Francigeni -Frankish. Francisca -Franks. Franci -frantic, inspired, thunder-struck, stunned. attonbitus -fraud, deceit, guile, treachery, a trap. dolus -fraud, deceit, trickery. fraudatio -fraud. fraus -free birth, noble-mindedness, frankness, openness. ingenuitas -free time, leisure, ease, peace, repose. otium -free, independent, unrestricted. liber libera, liberum -free-born, noble-minded, upright, honorable. ingenuus -freedom, liberty, independence / frankness, candor. libertas -freely, easily. expedite -freely, openly, frankly. libere -freely, willingly, happily. grate -frenzy. rabies -frequency, crowding. frequentatio -frequent abode in a place. conversatio -frequent, repeated. crebra -frequently. frequenter -friend, comrade. amicus -friendship, alliance. amicitia -friight, fear, terror. terror -from above, above. superne -from above. desuper -from all sides, everywhere, on all sides, altogether. undique -from both sides, on both sides. utrimque -from different directions. hinc inde -from every quarter, in every part of the world. undique secus -from generation to generation. progenierum -from heaven. caelitus -from infero "they would cause.". illaturos -from infero to cause, occasion, etc. illata -from probo-are, to judge, test, examine. probatur -from somewhere, from anywhere. alicunde -from this place, hence. hinc -frost, chill, cold. gelu -frugality, economy, pinching pennies. frugalitas -fruit, apple. pomum -fruit, profit, enjoyment, produce. fructus fructus -fruitful and abundant supply. copia cornu -fruitful, fertile, productive. fertilis -fruitful, fertile. fructuarius -fruitful. genitalis -fruitful. uber -fruitlessly, to no purpose. nequiquam -fruits of the earth, success. frux -fruits of the earth. frux, frugi -full of bustle, turbulent. tumultuosa -full of confidence. credulus -full of dust. pulverulentus -full of mistakes, shot with errors. mendiosus -full of wind, windy, breezy. ventosus -full, complete, full, satisfied, rich, mature, plump. plenus -fully, at length, copiously. copiose -funeral oration. epitaphium -funeral rites. obsequium funeris -furious. saevus -furniture, apparatus, gear. supellex, supellectilis -fury. furor -future infinitive of sum. fore, forem -gage, collateral, surety, pawn. pignus -gain, profit. lucrum -game, sport, school. ludus -game. ludicrum -game. venatus -gangway of a ship. forus -garden / pl. grounds, park. hortus ortus -garland, pedigree. stemma -garment. supparum -garment. vestimentum -garret, attic. cenaculum -garrison of a fortress. castellani -garrison troops, assistance, aid. praesidium -gate, entrance. porta -gather, regather, flock together. recolligo -gaze. obtutus -gazelle, wild goat. oryx, origis -gem. gemma -Gembloux. Gemblacensis -general, leader, commander, guide. ductor -generally, in general. universe -genius, disposition, talent, tendency, metier. indoles -gentle. lenis -gentleness. humanitas -gently. leniter -gently. molliter -genuine. sincerus -German war cry. baritus, barritus -get one's wish, obtain one's desire. insumo -Ghent. Gandavum -ghost, spirit, specter. phasma phasmatis -gift, present, donation. donum -gift, present, spectacle, function, tribute, service. munus -gift, present. charisma, carisma -gift, votive offering. donum -gifts, tax, annual render. census -ginger. gingiber -girded. praebalteata -girdle. balteus -girl pualla -girl. puella -give security, mortgage. caveo -given up on / desparate. desparatus -given. donatus -giving milk. lactans -giving of help, administration, government. administratio -glad delighted. laetus -gladdening, joyous, spreading happiness. laetificus, letificus -glitter, gleam, shine, sparkle, flash, be bright. mico -glittering. fulgidus -glittering. nitida -gloom, melancholy. senium -gloomy, malicious. ater -glorious decorum[Adjective] -glorious, full of glory. glorificus -glory, prize, award for victory, salvation. palma -glory. doxa -glow, kindle. incalesco -glowing, hot, heated /(character) heated, fiery. fervens -glue. gluten -glutton. gluto -gluttonous, voracious. vorax -gnash the teeth, crush, bruise, grind. frendo -go Ite[Verb] -go eo, ire, ii, itum[Verb] -go about, go ahead, proceed, attack. grassor -go, hasten, rush. vado -goad. stimulo -go-between. internuntius -god-fearing. religiosus -god. deus -godson. filiolus -going on foot, walking /foot-soldier, infantryman. pedes -going out, going forth, exit, end, finish. exitus -gold. aurum -golden. aureus -good bonus, -a, -um[Adjective] -good (melior = better / optimus = best ). bonus -good fortune. prospera -good qualities, gifts, blessings as well as material properties. bona -good! well done! good job!. eu, euge, eugepae -goodwill, emotion, disposition of mind. affectus -goose. anser -gout. podagra -government, reins. habenae -grace, esteem, obligation, thanks. gratia -grace, indulgence, favor, pardon, forgiveness. venia -gracious. gratuita -gracious. propitius -gradually, litle by little. paulatim -grain. frumentum -grandfather. avus -grandson. nepos nepotis -granted that, although / it is allowed, one may or can. licet -grasping, stingy, cligning, frugal, obstinate. tenax -grass. gramen -gratitude, favor. gratia -grave, tomb, sepulcher. sepulchrum -great ancestor. archipater -great-grandfather. proavus -great-grandson. pronepos proneptos -great-great-grandfather. abavus -great-great-grandson. abnepos -great-great-great grandfather, ancestor. atavus -great. grandis -greatly, exceedingly, to the highest degree, very. maxime -greed avaritia[Noun] -greed. cupiditas -greedy, avaricious. avarus -green, fresh, immature, untimely / undigested / harsh. crudus -green. viridis -grey hair /old age. canities -grief, sorrow. moeror -grimacing, affected. vultuosus -groan, moan. gemitus -grotto. antrum -ground, earth, soil /land, country. humus -ground, milled (of grain). militus -growing-together. concretio -growth, enlargement, increase. auctus -growth, increase / offspring. incrementum -guarantor. cautor -guard, garrison, detachment /protection. praesidium -guard. custos -guard. praeses -guardian, keeper, watchman, attendant, guard/spy. custos, custodis -guardian, overseer. curator -guardian. susceptor -guardianship. custodia -guards, wardens. custodiae custodie -guest, host, stranger. hospes -guider, leader, director, ruler, master. rector -guilt. crimen -guiltless, innocent. insons insontis -guts, intestines. ile -gymnasium, wrestling school. palestra -haberdasher linteo -onis (m)[Noun] -haberdashery taberna -ae (f)[Noun] -habit consuetudo -inis (f)[Noun] -habitation habitatio -onis (f)[Noun] -habitual usitatus -a -um[Adjective] -habitually de more[Adverb] -hailstorm. grano, onis -hair of the head, leaves, rays of light. coma -hair, locks. crines -hair. capillus -hair. crinis -hair. saeta -hair/ tail of comet, rays of sun. crinis -hairy, covered with hair. pilosus -half. dimidium -halter, harness, mazzle. capistrum -Hames. Heniis Harniis -hand to hand, in close combat. comminus -hand, band, handwriting. manus manus -handed down from one's forefathers. patrius -hands manus -hanging. pensilis -happily. feliciter -happiness, felicity, blessedness. beatitas -happiness. felicitas -happy, fortunate. felix -harbor. portus -hard stone, sharp, rock, flint. silex, silicis (med. cilicis) -hard, harsh, tough, strong,enduring, / rough, rude, uncouth. durus -hard. edurus -hardened by age, of long-standing. inveteratus -hardip, fatigue, distress. labor -hardship, exertion. labor -hardy, robust. robustus -hare, rabbit. lepus -hark!. heus -harmful, hostile. obnoxius -harmonious, united. concordis -harmonious. multicanus -harmoniously . congruenter -harmony in musical context. pax -harrowing. occatio -harshly. severiter -harshness, bitterness, anguish. acerbitas -hashness, cruelty, frightfulness, barbarity, horror. atrocitas -Hasnon. Hasnonium -hastening, hasty. festinus -hastily, quickly, rapidly. cursim -hastily. festinanter -hated exceedingly. exosus -hated, hateful. invisus -hateful. perosus -hatred. odium -hauberk [a coat of chain mail], a knight's service. lorica -haughtiness. fastus -haughtiness. supercilium -haughtiness. supersilium -have confidence in, be confident of, rely upon. confido -have one's hands full, have enough to do. satago -having a set or standard form, / formal. formalis -having been brought. allatus (=adfero) -having large lips. labiosus -having professed monastic vows. professus -having to do with dice or dice-playing. talarius -hay. faenum, fenum -hazardous, dangerous. periculosus -he says. ait -he who was born of the word (Christ). Verbigena -he, she, it says. inquit -he, she, or it begins, begins to speak. infit -head / top, summit /chief /capital /leader, captain. caput, capitis -headband (worn by a priest), insignia. infula -headlong fall. praecipitium -headstrong. ferox -health, good health, bad health. valetudo -health, safety, well-being, salvation /salutation. salus -health, soundness of mend, sanity. sanitas -health. sospitas -hear a little. subaudio -hearer, listener. auditor -hearsay, rumor, gossip. rumor -heart, breast. pectus, pectoris -heat, tide. aestus estus -heathenism. gentilitas -heaven, breeze. aura -heaven, heavenly/celestial. aether, aetherius -heaven, home of the gods, height of eminence. Olympus -heavenly, celestial / noun, a god, dweller in heaven. caelestis -heavenly, starry. sidereus -heavenly. uranicus -heavily, seriously. graviter -heavy javelin. pilum -heavy, weighty, serious, important /severe, grievous. gravis -hedge, fence, enclosure, haye. saepe, sepe -height. proceritas -heinousness, savagery, frightfulness. immanitas -Helchin on the left bank of the Scheldt. Helcim -hell, abyss, chasm. abyssus -helm. gubernaculum -helmet. galea -help, support, military aid. solacium -hemlock. cicuta -hen. gallina -herd of cattle. pecus, pecoris -herd. armentum -heritable estate. alodus -herrings, pickled fish. allec -heteroclite. carbasus -hidden, concealed /secretly. occultus -hidden, concealed. absconditus -hide, fleece, skin. velius, velieris -high price /high cost of living /dearness, affection. caritas -high spirit, courage /arrogance, ferocity. ferocia -high wave, self-exaltation. elatio -higher. superus -highwayman, robber, brigand, bandit / mercenary soldier. latrunculus -hilly. tumulosus -hilt. capulum -himself, herself, itself, =se. sese -himself, herself, itself. ipse ipsa ipsum -himself, herself, itself. sui -hindrance, impediment, obstacle, difficulty. impedimentum -hindrance. impeditio -hire, employ for wages, among many other meanings. conduco -his own very self. ipsemet -hitherto, up to this point, so far. hactenus -ho! eia -hold off, hold back, detain. detineo -hold together, keep together, connect, join. contineo -hold, abide. possideo -holding, tenure, feudal holding, by feudal tenure. tenura -holdings. possessiones -hole, opening, aperture. foramen, foraminis -hole, pit. cavus -hollow out, excavate/ pierce/ dig, cultivate. cavo -hollow place, cavity, cave, cavern. caverna -hollow place, cavity/ cave/ pit. caveo, cavea -hollow, basket, bed (of a river). alveus -holy mass. missa -holy, sacred, /saint. sanctus -honest, godly, holy, pious, dutiful, patriotic. pia pium -honey. mel mellis -honeyed, sweet as honey. mellitus -honor, dignity, ornament. decus -honor, esteem, public office. honor -honorable, respectable /fine, beautiful /proper. honestus -honorably, respectfully, with deference, duly. honorifice -hope. spes -horn. cornu -horrible, dreadful. horrendus -horror. horror -horse, steed, mount. equus -horse-fly, frenzy. oestrus -horse-hair. saeta equina -horseman, cavalry man rider (classical). eques, equitis -horseman. eques -hospitality /guest chambers, inn. hospitium -host, band of warriors. phalanx -host. agmen -hostile attack, coming together. congressio -hostile or enemy, armed. hostilis -hostile, agressive /(arms) aimed, ready /(spirit) dangerous. infensus -hotly, warmly. ferventer -hour, time. hora -house, home, residence. domus -household articles, furniture, goods. suppellex, suppellectilus -household furniture, goods. supellectilis -household, house, abode. domus -how far, to what extent, where, seeing that. quatenus, quatinus -how great, as great as. quantus -how great?, how great!, how much, as great as. quantus -how many, as many (indecl.). quot -how much?, how much!, as much as. quantum -how, in what manner. quemadmodum -how? /just as, lust like. quemadmodum -however great. quantuscumque, quantacumque, quantumcumque -however often. quotienscumque -however, but. tamen -howling. ululatus -huge bulk, massive building, might. moles -human being, man. homo hominis -human race. genus hominum -humble. humilis -humbly, softly, calmly, modestly. summisse -humility. humilitas -hunger, emptiness /meagerness, poverty. ieiunitas -hunger. esuritio -hunter, huntsman. venator -hunting, game, the chase. venatio -hurricane. tornado, that which spins. turbo -husband of a grand-daughter. progener -husband. maritus -hut, cottage, cabin. casa -huy, belgium, between liege and namur. Hoienses -hypocrite. hypocrita -hypocrite. simulator -I say. inquam -I, self. ego -ice. glacies -icy coldness. gelus -icy, frozen, full of ice. glacialis -icy. gelidus -ideal. specimen -if ever. quando, (interr.) when si quando -if not, unless, except. nisi -If only that were true! Would that it were the case!. utinam -if. si -ignominy,. pudor -ignorant, not knowing. ignarus -ill, diseased, unwell. aegrus -ill, sick. aegrotus -illustrious, eminent, distinguished. egregius -illustrious. inclitus -image, likeness. imago -imbibe, drink in /think up, conceive. imbibo -imbued. suffusus -imitable. imitabilis -immediately. illico -immoderate, excessive, beyond measure. immodicus -immortal. immortalis -impenetrable. impenetrabiilis -imper v., it is right, just. licet -imper v., to assume it shall be, reasonable, necessary. oportet -imperious, dominering, powerful. imperiosus -impetuously. vehementer -import. affamen -impossible to catch, incomprehensible. incomprehensibilis -impostor. praestigiator -impregnable, unconquerable, not to be taken by force. inexpugnabilis -imprisonment, bondage, captivity, servitude. ligatio -imprisonment. captio -improvident, negligent, thoughtless, feckless. improvidus -impudent, shameless, insolent, presumptuous. impudens -impudently, insolently, presumptuously. impudenter -impurities. faex -in a certain way, in a certain measure. quodammodo -in a confused way, fumbling. confusim -in a cruel manner. crudeliter -in a hostile manner, belligerently. infeste -in an unseemly manner. turpiter -in another way, somehow else, in a different fashion. aliusmodi -in any respect whatever. ullatenus -in chains (slaves and prisoners). ferratilis -in comparison with. prae quam, pre quam -in different ways. alius, aliter -in every way. omnifariam -in fact, real, true. vere -in fact, truly, indeed. enim -in great profusion, profusely, abundantly. abunde -in his own name. verbis suis, meis, etc -in many ways, in various ways. multipliciter -in many ways. multifariam -in no wise. nequaquam -in no wise. nullatenus -in order that. quatenus -in order to, for the sake of, to. gratia -in reality. revera -in reserve. subsidarius -in rich abundance. cumulatius -in single fortresses. castellatim -in the common way, ordinary manner. vulgariter -in the end. iam tandem -in the highest. in excelsis -in the least degree, very little/not at all, by no means. minime -in the rear, fom behind. tergo (a tergo ) -in the same place, at the moment, in that matter. ibidem -in time past. pridem -in troops, in masses. catervatim -in troops, or crowds. gregatim -in truth, indeed, to be sure /however. vero -in truth. re vera -in turn, on the other hand. vicissim -in vain, mistakenly, wantonly, without reason. frustra -in vain. casso -in vain. incassum -in vilages, in a village manner, in a rusticway. pagatim -in want of, in need of, destitute. egenus -in what manner, how/ in whatever way, somehow. quomodo -incentive. stimulus -incessantly. incessanter -incited. instigatus -inciter. aspirator -inclined to steal,. furax -inclined, ready. proclivus -inclining toward. petitus -inconsiderate, without advice. inconsultus -inconsistent, changeable, fickle, unreliable / faithless. inconstans -inconsolable / uncurable. inconsolabilis -inconstan. devius -inconstantly, changeably, inconsistently. inconstanter -incontinent. incontinens -inconvenience, uncomfortable / disadvantage. incommoditas -inconvenience, unseemly event. inopportunitas -inconvenient, troublesome, irksome. incommodus -inconveniently. incommode -increase, enlarge, enrich. augeo -increase, enlargement, growth. autus -increase, growth. augmentum -increasingly. incrementabiliter -incredible, unbelievable. incredibilis -incredulous. incredulus -indeed, certainly, at least/ quidem -indeed. enimvero -indefatigable. impiger -indescribable, inexpressible. indicibilis -indescribable. inennarabilis -indestructible. indissolubilis -indifferently. indifferente -indigence, poverty, destitution. indigentia -indigenous, born from the earth, human being. terrigenus -indignant. indignatus -indignation. indignatio -indiscreetly. inconsulte -indiscrimately. promisce, promiscue -indiscriminately. indifferenter -indisposition. imbecillitas -indissoluble. insolubilis -indulgence, forbearance, humanity, mercy, gentleness, etc. clementia -indulgence, pliancy, submission. obsequium -indulgent. indulgens -industrious, diligent, assiduous, hard-working. industrius -ineffectual, unproductive, profitless /weak. inefficax -ineffectually, vainly, in vain,. inefficaciter -inestimable. inaestimabilis -inexpensive, cheap, economical. insumptuosus -inexpressible. inedicibilis -infamous. flagitiosa -infancy, babyhood. infantia -infection. contagio -inferior, bad, wicked, persistent, perverse, bold. improbus -infirm, decrepit. decrepitus -infirmity. infirmitas -inflation, flatulence. inflatio -informant. intentor -ingenious, adroit, skilled, ready, well-disposed. solers -ingenuity. sollertia -ingenuity. versutia -inhabitants of a district, country-folk, peasants. pagenses -inhabitants. commorantes -inheritance, often simply "property.". hereditas -inhospitable. inhospitalis -inhospitable. inhospitus -inhumanly. inhumane -injury, damage, hurt /injustice, wrong. iniuria -injustice, iniquity, unfairness. iniquitas -innate character, talent, nature. ingenium -inner feeling, secret heart. sinus -innocent, without blame, guiltless. inculpatus -innocent. indemnis -innocent. innocuus -innundation /scouring /discharge. proluvier -inquire, interrogate, investigate. percontor percunctor -insane, mad, out of one's mind, foolish. demens, dementis -insanity, irrationality, madness, folly. insania -inscribe, entitle, enlist. inscribo -inside the walls of the town. per moenia urbis -insignia of office, headband, fillet. infula -insignificant, very small. pusillus -insolence, incivility. importunitas -insolent. contumax -insolently. contumeliose -inspired, raging, furious. furibundus -instantly, immediately. statim -instructed. aspersus -instruction, injunction, command, precept. praeceptum, preceptum -instruction, teaching / knowledge, learning. eruditio -instructor, teacher, schoolmaster. magister -instrument, musical instrument. organum -insult. vituperium -integrity. integritas -intelligence. nous -intensely, very much, extremely, greatly. valde -intensely. valde -intention, declaration. propositum -intention, plan, aim, design, purpose. intentio -intentionally, on purpose, designedly. consilio -intercession by saint with god, church province. suffragium -intercessor, one who pleads on behalf. deprecator -interchanged, mutually, reciprocal / reciprocity. mutuus -internal, inner. intestinus -interrogation, inquiry. interrogatio -interval, space. intercapedo -interval. interpolatio -interval. spatium -intimacy, nearness, closeness. propinquitas -intricate, thorny. scrupulosa -inundation. eluvio -invader. pervasor -invaluable. inaestimandus -invective, scolding. invectio -investigate, ask, inquire/ vote, ordain, resolve. scisco -investigation, interrogation. quaesitio, quesitio -investigation. indagatio -invigorating. vegetabilis -invocation, an invoking. invocatio -inward, inner, internal, interior. penitus -Irish. Hirenses, Irenses -iron ferrum, -i (n.) (as the metal)[Noun] -iron implement. ferramentum -iron, sword. ferrum -iron-clad. ferratus -ironically, with a smile. irrisorie -ironically. ironice -irrational. insensatus -irregularly, in a disorderly manner. incomposite -irremediable. desperata -irreproachable, chaste. integer -island. insula -it causes shame. pudet -it is agreed, it is resolved, it seems good. placet -it is certain. constat -it is clear/ (adv.) clearly, plainly, namely. videlicet -it is finished /right away, immediately. ilicet -it is fitting, it is proper, reasonable, becoming. oportet -it is needful, it behooves. oportet -it is proper, one should, one ought. oportet -it is raining, a shower is falling. pluit, pluvit -it is right, it is fitting, it is lawful. fas est -it is seemly, comely, suitable, proper. decet -it is worthwhile. operae pretium est -javelin, spear, arrow, bolt, dart. telum -jaw. mala -jay, magpie. pica -jealousy. zelus -joke, jest, jape, gag. iocus -joy, delight, happiness. gaudium -joy, gladness, delight. laetitia -joy, rejoicing. tripudium -joyous, glad. laetabilis letabilis -judge, juror. iudex -judge. censor -judgment, case/ plea, litigation / defense. placitum -judgment, decision, opinion, trial. iudicium -judgment. arbitrium -judicial investigation. quaestio -just as if. proinde quasi, proinde ac si -just as many. totidem -just as, in whatever manner/way. qualiter -just as. proinde ut, proinde quam -just short of. iuxta -just so. secus, non secus, haud secus -just, right, equitable, fair, lawful, proper. iustus -justice, fairness, equity. aequitas, equitas -justice, fairness, equity. iustitia -justice, law, right /broth, soup. ius iuris -jutting out, standing out /a projection. prominens -keen scenter, sharp nosed. odorus -keeness, edge, sharpness, battle-line, battlefield. acies -keep back, hold back, reserve /keep, preserve. reservo -keeper of a bathhouse. balneator -keeper of a tomb. tumbarius -kidnapper, plagiarist. plagiarius -kill neco, necare, necavi, necatum[Verb] -killed necatus[Adjective] -kin. parentela -kind, friendly, generous/ abundant, bounteous. benignitas -kind, generous / nourishing. almus -kind, generous, helpful. benignus -kind, generous, obliging. beneficus -kind, sort, class, category. genus -kindly, generously. benigne -kindness, benevolence, kindliness. beneficentia -kindness, culture, refinement. humanitas -kindred. cognatio -king. rex regis -kinsman. propinquus -kneeling, entreating, suppliant. supplex -knowing, acquainted with, expert. gnarus -knowledge, science, skill. scientia -knowledge. gnaritas -knowledge. scientia -knowledge. information, data, notes, annotations. notitia -label, title, placard. titulus -labor, work, toil. labor laboris -laboriously, with great effort. laboriose -lack of culture, state of being uncivilized and/or uncouth. barbaria -lack of hospitality. inhospitalitas -lack of restraint, incontinence. incontinencia -lack, want, penury. penuria, penurium -lad. pusio -lady, mistress. domina, domna -laid up store, foundation, establishment, making. condita -lame. claudus -lamentable, deplorable, woeful. lacrimabilis -lamentable, doleful. flebilis -lamentable, mournful. lamentabilis -lamentation, mourning, grief. luctus -lamentation, mourning, weeping. ploratio -lamp-stand. candelabrum -lamp. lucerna -lamp. lucinaria -lances. lancea -land, country, soil, ground/ bottom, floor, foundation. solum -land, countryside, fields. ager -language, tongue, speech. lingua -Laon. Laudunum -large crowd, audience, assembly. celebratio -large stone. saxum -large, great, important. magnus maior maximus -large, spacious, ample /great important, honorable. amplus -lashing. verber -last will, testament / meaning, sense. voluntas -lasting a long time, enduring, long-lived. diutinus -lasting a long time, of long duration. diuturnus -lasting for fifteen years. trilustralis -lasting three days. tricesimus, triduana -lasting three days. triduana -laudation. praeconium -laughter. risus -lavish. prodigus -law lex,legis[Noun] -law, statute /covenant, agreement. lex legis -law. lex -lawful, licit, right, proper, legitimate. legitiums -lawgiving. legifer -lax, weak, wanting in energy, dissolute, profligate. dissolutus -lay up, store, hoard. recondo -lazy, listless, inert, sluggish cowardly, a coward. ignavus -lazy, slow, dull. piger pigra pigrum -lazy, unmotivated. desidiosus -lead ducere[Verb] -lead, a bullet, lead pipe. plumbum -leaden, made of lead /dull, stupid, heavy, opressive, bad. plumbeus -leader, guide, commander, general, duke. dux ducis -leaf. folium -leafy. foliatus -lean, thin, skinny. macilentus -least, smallest, slightest. minimus -leather cuirass. lorica -leather sandal worn by pyrenean peasants. auarca -leave off, give over, cease, stop, end, desist. desino -left behind. relictus -left over, to spare, extra, superfluous. susicivus -left-handedly, awkwardly. laeve leve -leg, shank, shin, also foot. crur, cruris -legal competence. potestas -legal. forensis, e -legatee. legatarius -legi, lectum, to collect, gather together, assemble. colligo -legion. legio -length. longitudo -lentil. lens, lentis -leopard, panther. panthera -let down, lowered, gentle, mild. summissus (from summitto) -let slip. amitto -lethargic, inactive /slow, lingering. lentus -letter (of the alphabet). littera -letter, document. tabellae -letter, epistle, missive, message. epistola -letter, epistle, missive, message. epistula -lettuce. lactuca -Leuze. Lutosensis -level ground. planum -level place, field, plain. campus -level, even, calm, equal, favorable, just. aequus, equus -lewd. incestus -libation. libatio -liberality. probitas -license, leave, authorization /freedom, liberty / licentiousness. licentia -Liege. Leodie -Liege. Leodium -Liessies. Lesciense, monastery of -life, soul. anima -life, way of life. vita -lifeless. exanimus -light lux,lucis[Noun] -light, lamp, lantern /light of day. lumen -light, lamp. luminarium -light, slight, trivial /beardless, bald /light-armed. levis -light-armed troops. veles -light. lux lucis -lightly, softly, slightly. leviter -lightness, levity /fickleness, inconstancy /groundlesness. levitas -like marble. marmoreus -like, similar, resembling. similis -likeness, face, visage. visio -likeness, resemblance/ uniformity. similitudo -likewise, equally, in like manner, as well. pariter -Lille. Insula -limbs. artus -limpid, liquid. liquidus -line, verse. versus -linnen, napkin. linteum -lion. leo -lioness. lea, leana -lip labia labium -lip, edge, rim /bathing tub. labrum -lips labiae -liquid. latex -litany. letanie -litter, bier. lectica -little book. libellus -little by little. unciatim -little tents. magalia -little, small, diminutive / a little, a bit. aliquantulus -live-giving, life-restoring. vivificus -lively, fresh, vigorous. vegetus -lively. vivax -living, manner of life / nourishment, food. victus -lizard. lacerta -Lo! Behold! See!. ecce -load, burden, weight, trouble / charge, public road tax. onus -loaded. oneratus -loathing, fiercely hating, despising. exosus -loathsome. taeter -loftily. sublimiter -loftiness, height, elevation, sublimity. sublimitas -loftiness. celsitudo -lofty, raised, elevated, sublime. sublimis -log, stump, tree trunk, branch, post, club. stipes -lonely, unfrequented places. devia -long duration. dirunitas -long duration. diurnitas -long haired. crinitus -long, stretching. prolix -long. longus -longed-for. optatus -longer, too long (a period of time). diutius -long-suffering. patiens -lonliness, solitude, being alone. solitas -look, aspect, appearance. vulticulus -loosening /payment /solution /explanation. solutio -lord, elder. senior -lord, master. dominus -lordship. dominion, domination. dominatio, dominium -loss, damage, injury /a fine damnum -loss, damage. damnum -loss, destruction. perditio -loss. amissio, amissus -lot, allotment, share, fortune. sors -loud or violent speech / declamatio. declamatio -love amare -love, affection, infatuation, passion. amor -love, solicitude, esteem. dilectio -loveliness, charm, attractiveness, beauty. venustas -loveliness. venustas -lovely, charming. venustus -low down. infra inferius infimus -Lower World. Herebus -lowly, humble. humilis -lucky, fortunate, happy. felix felicis -lukewarm. tepidus -lump, swelling /pellet, shot /mass of something. offa -lurking-hole. latibulum -lust-producing. genialis -lute. plectrum -luxurious, pleasure-seeking. voluptuosus -luxuriously, delicately, slowly. delicate -luxury, extravagance, opulence. luxuria -lying on one's back. resupinus -lying. falsidicus -lyre, string. fides -m, before mentioned. praefatus-i -m, companion. socius-i -m, cunning. astus -m, founder. fundator -m, model, example. exempoator -m, motion (earth quake). motus-us -Maastricht. Traiectum -machete gladium[Noun] -machine machina[Noun] -mad. furiosus -made of canvas. carbaseus -made of copper or bronze, brazen. aeneus, eneus -made of flesh. carneus -made of iron /hard, unfeeliing, cruel, unbending. ferreus -made of rushes. iunceus -made public, publicized. propalata -madness, fury, frenzy. rabies -madness, rage, frenzy. furor -madness. furiae -magical. magus -magistrate. consul -magnates, great lords, the best people, the upper class. optimates -magnificence, splendor, eminence, magnanimity. magnificentia -maiden, virgin, young girl. virgo -maiden. virgo -maidservant, also used by nuns to decribe themselves. ancilla -maim, mutilate, mangle /imperfect, not whole, missing a part. trunco -main, open sea. pelagus -Mainz. Moguntium -majesty, dignity, greatness. maiestas -make evident. palificare -make note, mark down. noto-are -maker. plasmator -malevolent, spiteful person. malevolens -malevolent. novercalis -Malmedy. Malmundarium -man, hero, man of courage. vir -manage, administer /provide money. curo -management, administration, care, concern, charge. cura -management, administration, diretion, supervision. procuratio -management, direction. moderamen -manager, bailiff, agent. procurator -manfully. viriliter -mangled. lacer -manhood. pubertas -manifold, many-fold, many times / tortuous. multiplex -manifold. multimodus -maniple. manipulus -manliness, excellence, character, worth, courage. virtus -manliness, virtues. vitualis -manners habit, customs. mos -manorial agent, steward, bailiff, prior. praepositus -manorial task of cultivating, digging, ditching, etc. cavare -mantle. amictus -manufacture /craft, trade, art /trick, device. fabrica -many, numerous /the common herd. multi -Marchiennes,. Marceniense -Marchiennes. Marcieniensis -marigold. caltha -mark, token, note, sign. nota -market place, town square. forum -market. venalicium -marl [an earth rich in CaC, added to lime-deficient soils]. mara -marriage. matrimonium -marsh, reed. palus, paludis -marshy, swampy, boggy. paluster -martial, military, war-like. bellicus -martyr. martyr-yris -martyr. testis -massacre, bloodbath, carnage /debris. strages -master magister, -tri (m.); magistra, -ae (f.)[Noun] -master, canon / master of a school, professor. magister -master, lord. dominus domno -master, owner, lord. erus -masters magistri, -orum (m.); magistrae, -arum (f.)[Noun] -mastery. dominatus -material, substance, matter. materia -maternal aunt. matertera -maternal first cousin. consobrinus -maternal uncle. avunculus -matured / great / high / deep / noble / ancient, old / secret. altus -Maubeuge. Malbodiensis -Mayor of the Palace, chief steward. major domus -meadow, hay-field. pratum -meadow. pratus -meal or flour. farina -mean, cheap. vilis -meaning, understanding. intellectus -measure, bound, limit /manner, method, mode, way. modus -measures, capacity. concepta -mediation. interventus -mediator. conciliator -meditate cogitare[Verb] -meditate commentari[Verb] -meditate meditari[Verb] -meditates cogitat[Verb] -meditation cogitatio[Noun] -meditation commentatio[Noun] -meditation meditatio[Noun] -meditative in cognitatione defixus[Adjective] -meditative, speculative, contemplative. theoricus -medlar mespilum[Noun] -medlar mespilus[Noun] -medley conluvies[Noun] -medley conluvio[Noun] -medley farrago[Noun] -meek demissus[Adjective] -meek modestus[Adjective] -meek verecundus[Adjective] -meekly modeste[Adverb] -meekly verecunde[Adverb] -meekness animus demissus[Noun] -meekness modestia[Noun] -meekness verecundia[Noun] -meet. opportunus -meeting concursus[Noun] -meeting congressio[Noun] -meeting conventus[Noun] -melted away/ melting away. tabidus -memorial or token of remembrance, remembrance. monumentum -memory, remembrance, recall, recollection. memoria -mentioned. memoratus -mercenary service / highway robbery. latrocinium -mercifully. misericordaliter -merit, worth, prestige, dignity. dignitas -message, command. mandatum -messenger, message. nuntius -messenger. gerulus -Metz. Metim -midday, afternoon, south. meridianus -middle, the middle of, central, midst. medius -mien, splendor, quality. species -might, power, authority. potentia -mighty, able, mighty, powerful, strong. potens -mighty, powerful, exceeding. validus -mild, gentle /ripe, mature. mitis -mild, soft, gentle. mansuetus -mildness. lenitas -mildness. mansuetudo -military operation, military force, expedition. expeditione -milk. lac lactis -milky, of milk, milk-white. lacteus -mind, thought, intention, intellect. mens mentis -mindful, remembering, grateful, thoughful, prudent. memor -miner. minutor -mingling, mixture /confounding, confusion, disorder. confusio -miraculously. miraculose -mirror. speculum -miry. lutosus -miscarriage. abortio -miserable, pathetic, wretched,. misellus -miserably, wretchedly, cruelly. misericorditer -misfortune, bad luck /punishment. infortunium -misfortune?. mestitia -missing letters, words, or phrases in a manuscript. lacuna -mistress, lady. era -misty, foggy. nebulosus -mixed fodder for cattle, mash /mishmash, medley, mixture. farrago -mixed, indiscriminate /commonplace, usual. promiscus promiscuus -Mnster. Monasteriense -mob. turba -mockery. subsannatio -mocking grimace, mockery. sanna -model, pattern, original, prototype, book to copy. exemplar -moderate, within bounds, limited, undistinguished. modica -moderate. modestus -moderately, economically. parce -moderately. medie -moderation, self-control, temprance. temperantia -moderation. modestia -modest. chaste. pudicus -modesty, bashfulness. pudor -moist. fluidus -moisture. ros -monarchy. monarchia -monastery, abbey, convent. monasterium -monastic profession of vows/ oath of canonical obedience. professio -monastic rule. professio -monastic, liturgical. monachicus -money. pecunia -monk. monachus -Mons. Montensem -monster belua[Noun] -monstrous. immanis -month. mensis mensis -moon luna[Noun] -moon. luna -moons lunae[Noun] -moral purity. sanctimonia -more numerous, several, many. plura -more numerous, several, many. plures -more shortly. correptius -more true. ueratius -more veracious, more truly. ueraciter -more, to a greater extent, rather, for preference. magis -more. plus -moreover, henceforth, indeed, just, further. iam -moris/ will, inclination/ custom, wont, usage, rule. mos -morning, early in the morning, early. mane -mortal, deadly, fatal. letalis -mortal. moratlis -mortally, fatally. letaliter -most luxuriantly, most abundantly, most fruitfully. uberrime -most, very many. plurimus -mother. genetrix -mother. mater matris -motherland patria[Noun] -mound, grave, heap of earth. tumulus -mountain mons,montis[Noun] -mountain ash. ornus -mountain, mount. mons, montis -mountainous. iugosus -mourn. lugo -mournful. lugubris -mourning, grief, sorrow. maeror meror -mouse mus[Noun] -mouse. mus, muris -mouth os[Noun] -mouth, opening, source / a mask. os, oris -moving through. actus -much spoken of, renowned /notorious, infamous /libellous. famosus -much, a lot. multus plus plurimum -much, great. multus -much, greatly. multum -mud. limus -multicolored versicolor, -oris (abl.: -ore, -ori)[Adjective] -multiplication by two, ambiguity, duplicity. duplicitas -multiplied. multiplicatus -munificent, generous. munificus -murderer. occisor -muscular, powerful. lacertosus -my, mine /MY heart belongs to daddy. that old gang of MINE. mei -my. meus -n, foolish, insane. inasnum -n, heretical. haereticum -n, martyrdom. martyrium -n, messenger. nuntium-i -n, ridiculous. ridiculum -name. nomen -namely, that is to say. scilicet -Namur. Namucense -narrow, contracted, small. substrictus -narrow, limited, strait, tight, constricted. angustus -nation, "people". gens -nation, people. natio -nation, race, people, breed /pagan people. natio nationis -nature of being. esse -nature. natura -navigation. navigium -nay, should I say, on the contrary. immo -near, close, similar, nearly related. propinquus -near, near to, not far, not long from now. prope -near, nearly, not far from, just now, closely. prope -nearest, closest, next. proximus -nearly, almost. paene, pene -necessary, needed, essential, necessary. necessarius -neck, boldness. cervix -neck, throat, gullet. gutter -neck. collum -need, exigency, unavoidability. necessitas -needful, things needed. necessarius -negative, containing a no, rejection. infitialis -neglect, careless, negligent. incuriosus -neglect, lack of cultivation. incultus -neglect, passing over, omission. praetermissio, pretermissio -neglected, dilapidated. sentus -negligently, carelessly. incuriose -neighbor. vicina -neighbor/ (med.) resident. vicinus -neighborhood, limit. confinio -neighboring, adjacent, related to, similar. finitimus finitumus -neither .. nor. neque .. neque -neither good nor bad. indifferens -neither nor. nec .. nec -nest for young birds. cunae -never-ending. perpes -never. nunquam -nevertheless, and yet (beginning a sentence)/ though. quamquam -nevertheless, notwithstanding. nihilominus nichilominus -nevertheless. nichilominus -nevertheless. nihilominus -new novus, -a, -um[Adjective] -new recruit, young recruit. tiro -new, fresh, young, inexperienced, revived, refreshed. novus -newly, recently, not long ago. nuper -newness, novelty, strangeness. novitas -next, then, thereafter, from that place. deinde -night. nox noctis -nimble. praepes -nine. novem -ninth. nonus -Nivelles, city and monastery. Nivellensem -no one, nobody. nemo -no, not at all, by no means. haud -no, rather. quinymo quinimmo -nobly. generose -noise, sound. sonitus -noising, talkative. garrulus -nominally, in name. nomine tenus -noose, halter, snare, trap. laqueum -nor nec[Conjunction] -nor nec... nec... "neither... nor..."[Conjunction] -Normans. Northmanni -north wind. aquilo -northeast by north wind. superna -nostril. michina -not .. even. ne .. quidem -not .. even. ne .. quidem -not agreeing, inconsistent, out of place. incongruens -not any, no, none. nullus -not only .. but also. non solum .. sed etiam -not only .. but also. solum, non solum .. sed etiam -not owed, not due. indebitus -not sacred, uninitiated, ordinary, common, impious. profanus -not strong, weak, feeble /(sometimes) sick, ill. infirmus -not suiting / dissimilar. inconveniens -not to be able, to be impossible. nequeo -not to be able. nequeo -not to exist. nusquam esse -not yet. nondum -not. non -not? not unless?. nonnisi -nothing nihil (indecl.)[Noun] -nothing as yet. nihildom -nothing. nihilum -nothingness, worthlessness, vanity. irritum -nothwithstanding, nevertheless, yet, still, for all that. tamen -notwithstanding, nevertheless. verumtamen verumptamen -nourish, cherish, support, sustain, maintain, keep. alo -nourishment, essentials, provisions, food. alimonium -nourishment. alimonia -nourishment. fomentum -nourishment. nutrimentus -novel, unusual, extraordinary /news, novelty, a new thing. novus -now for a long time. iam pridem -now for a long time. iamdiu -now for a long time. iamdudum -now, at the present time, soon, at this time. nunc -now, by now, already/ presently, immediately, soon. iam -now, just now, only. modo -nowhere, in no place, nothing, for nothing, never. nusquam -nowhere, on no occasion / nusquam esse -- not exist. nusquam -noxious. noxialis -nun, sister. sanctimonialis -nurseling, student, disciple. alumno -nursery, nursery garden/ sole of the foot. plantarium -nursling. alumnus -oak tree. quercus -oaken. quernus -oar, rowing. remigium -oath, act of oath-taking. juramentum -oath, sacraments, sacred rites. sacramentum -oath. ius iurandum iuris iurandi etc. -obedience, indulgence. obsequium -obediently. obedienter -obeisance, attention, obedience, allegiance, vassalage,. famulatus -objection. contradictio -oblong shield. scutum -observation. speculatio -obstacle. obstaculum -occurrence, deed, condition, case. res --ocis fast, rapid, swift, fleet. celox -of a father, paternal, native. paterna -of a father, paternal, native. paternus -of a former time. veter -of a king, royal, regal. regalis -of a soldier, military, martial. militaris -e -of all kinds. omnigenus -of any kind whatever, any whatever. qualiscumque -of course, undoubtedly, certainly (sometimes ironical). nimirum -of crystal. crystallinus -of great promise. bonae indolis -of immoderate size, vast, huge, monstrous, remarkable. ingens -of iron /a blacksmith /iron mines. ferrarius -of noble birth, aristocratic, well-bred. generosus -of one mind. unanimis -of one's own accord. ultroneus -of rain. imbrium -of such a kind, such. talis -of the morrow, the morrow. crastinus -of the people, public, open to all. publicus -of the stomach. cardiacus -of today. hodiernus -of what kind. cuiusmodi -of what kind? of the kind that. qualis -of what sort you will. qualislibet -offence. commissum -offense, crime. noxa -offense. offensus -offensive, filthy. obscoena -offering. holocaustum -offering. pollicitas -office of legate / office of ambassador, embassy commander. legatio -office, obligation, duty. officium -official dignity or office, ornaments, esteem. honor -offshoot, germ. germen -offspring, descendants, posterity, (plants, fruit). proles -offspring, offshoot. suboles -offspring. progagus -often, frequently, repeatedly. saepe, sepe -often, frequently, repeatedly. saepius sepius -often, frequently. pluries -often. quotiens -oh woe unutterable!. infandum -oily, slippery, slick. lubricus -old age, dotage. senectus -old age, dotage/ decay, decline, deterioration. senium -old, aged, old man. senex, senis -old, aged. grandaevus -old. vetus -on condition that, with the understanding that. per sic quod -on every side. hinc hinc -on good authority. comperte -on high, aloft. sublime -on one's guard. praecautus -on that account, for that reason, for that purpose. idcirco -on the contrary, by no means/ by all means. ymo (immo) -on the lower side, below. inferne -on the other hand, in return, back, again. rursus -on the spot, immediately. ilico -on the spot, in that very place /immediately. ilico, illico -on the way, in the way / (in dat.) open, accessible. obvius -on the way, in the way /(+ dat.) towards, against. obviam -once and a half. sesquialter -once, at a future time. olim -one after the other, by turns, mutually, each other. invicem -one and a half times. sesqui -one and a half. emiolios -one and a third. sesquitertia -one brought back from imprisonment. redux -one each, one apiece, single, separate. singuli -one enthroned on high, seated in heaven. altithronus -one hundred, 100 (undeclinable). centum -one of the best, aristocrat, noble. optimus -one prematurely born. abortivus -one who carves food. carptor -one who fattens fowls. fartor -one who fight from a chariot. essedarius -one who gives evidence, witness, spectator / testicle. testis -one who is on his guard/ one who goes bond, suretor. cautor -one who kisses. basiator -one who lies in wait. insidiator -one who provides for, or against. provisor -one who punishes, reproves, corrects. castigator -one, only one, at the same time/ single, alone /unparalleled. unus -one's own master. sui juris -one's own, permanent, special, peculiar. proprius -only just, just so long as. tantummodo -only. tantum -open, accessible, exposed. expositus -openly, clearly, candidly. candide -openly, frankly. aperte -openly, publicly, (+abl.) in the presence of. palam -opinion, judgment. censura -opinion, report, rumor, conjecture, report. opinio -opinion, thought, way of thinking, meaning, purpose. sententia -opponent adversatrix, -icis (f.); adversator, -oris (m.)[Noun] -opponent. adversarius -opportune opportunus[Adjective] -opportune, fit, convenient, suitable. opportunus -opportunely opportune[Adverb] -opportunity opportunitas, -atis (f.)[Noun] -opportunity. occasio -opposite adversarius[Adjective] -oppositely adversum[Adverb] -opposition oppositus, -us (m.) -opposition/ adversity. adversitas -oppression, extortion. concussio -opprobrium opprobrium, -i (n.)[Noun] -opulent. locuples -or aut[Conjunction] -or aut... aut ("either... or...")[Conjunction] -or if. sive seu -or not. necne -or, (adv.) even, actually, for example. vel -orator, speaker. spokesman, envoy, ambassador. orator -orator. rhetor -oratorical / oratory. oratorius -oratorically. oratorie -order, decree, mandate, instruction. mandatum -order. jussio -orderly, matching, made up of pieces. compositus -orderly, within bounds, moderate, restrained. modestus -ordinance, principle. decretum -ordinance. edictum -ordinance. scitus -ordinary, average, fair, moderate, mediocre. mediocris -ordinary, undistinguished, within bounds. modicus -organization. norma -origin, start, beginning /planting, sowing. satus -origin, start, source, beginning / ancestor. origo, originis --oris doorkeeper, porter. ianitor -ornaments. suppellex, suppellectilus -orphan, minor. pupillus -orphan, ward. pupillus pupilla -ostentation, bragging. jactantia -other than. alius, atque -other, another, someone else, something else. alius, alia, aliud -otherwise, in another way, in a different fashion. aliter -otherwise, not so. secus -our ours /OUR hearts beat as one. noster nostri -our ours /that old dream of OURS. noster nostri -our, ours. noster nostra nostrum -out of doors, outside, abroad / from abroad, from outside. foris -out of ones senses. amens -outcome, success, fate, event, occurrence. eventus -outcry. vociferatio -outer, foreign, outside, external. externus -outermost, last, extreme. extremus -outermost. extimus -out-of-the-way roads. devia -outrageous, self-willed, impudent. improbus -outside, exraneous/ foreign, strange. extraneus -outside, without, out of doors / + dare = to publish. foras -outspread. diffusus -outward, external/ strange, unrelated, foreign. extrarius -outwardly, externally, from the outside. extrinsecus -oven, furnace, kiln. fornax, fornacis -oven, furnace/ tray for bread making. clibanus -over there /along that path, in that direction. illac -overbearing, arrogant, haughty, proud. superbus -overflowing, redundancy. redundantia -overflowing. proluvies -over-hasty, precipitate. praeproperus, preproperus -overlook, dispise, look down upon. despecto -ownership. proprietas -P.P. of sequor, ensuing, following. subsequens -pace, gait. incessus -pace, the ability to walk. gressus -pacemaker No Translation[Noun] -paid out, valued. pensus -pain, grief. misery, pain, suffering. dolor -pain, punishment, penalty poena -painfully. dolens -pains, labor, task, pursuit. negotium -painted / of cloth, embroidered. picturatus -painter. pictor -pale, stake /swamp, bog, marsh. palus -pale, wan, pale yellow, pale green /weak, drooping. pallens -pale, wan; causing paleness. pallidus -paleness, fading. pallor -palisade, earthen wall, entrenchment, rampart. vallum -palisaded rampart, ditch, moat. vallum -palm. palma -panelled ceiling. lacunar -panther, leopard. pardus -parent. parens, parentis -part, share /direction. pars, partis -partaker, partner, sharer, comrade. particeps -particularly. praecipue -partly /some. partim -partly cloudy, somewhat cloudy. subnubilus -partner, comrade, associate, ally, fellow. socius -partnership, company . consortio -passing through, penetrating / internal, inner /. penetralis -passion, desire, wantining, yearning, longing. cupido -passion. perturbatio -passionate fire. aestus -past tense of eo. ivi -past. praeteritus, preteritus -pastery, cookie. crustulum -pasture. pastus -paternal aunt. amita -paternal uncle. patruus -patience, suffering, endurance. patientia -patient /(+ gen.) capable of enduring. patiens -patient. longaminus -patiently. patienter -patron, protector. patronus -patronage. patrocinium -pattern, model, example . exemplum -paved road. calceata -paved, made firm. interfixus -pawn, pledge, token, (in pl.) persons in pledges of. pignus -pay, reward, recompense, compensation. merces mercedis -payment of dues, military service, service. servitium -payment, expenditure. erogatio -payment, tribute. tributum -peace, truce, treaty. pax pacis -peace. pax pacis -peaceably. pacifice -peace-making. pacificus -peak, mountain crest, ridge, promontory. promontorium -pear tree. pirus -pear. pirum -pearl barley, barley groats. polenta -pebble, stone. calculus -peck, bushel. modius -pelt . pellis -penance. penitentia -penetrable. forabilis -penetrating. perspicax -penurious, poor, poverty-stricken. penuriosus -people, the people, nation, crowd, multitude, host. populus -people. populi -pepper. piper, piperis -per vices -- by turns, successively. vices -perchance. forte -perhaps, probably. forsit forsan forsitan -perhaps. fortasse -perjury, oath-breaking, foreswearing an oath. periurium -permanency. manentia -permitted, allowed. licitus -pernicious, destructive. perniciosus -perniciously. exitialiter -perpetration, execution, performance, action. commissio -perpetual, continuous. iugis iuge -perpetual, lasting, continuous, uninterrupted. perpetuus -perpetually, continually. jugiter -perseverence, persistence. perseverantia -persistent, firm, mean, stubborn, obstinate. pertinax -personal enemy, foe, opponent. inimicus -persuasive discourse. suasoria -pertaining to a bedroom. cubicularis -pertaining to a camp, military/ disciplined, orderly. castrensis -pertaining to a journey , a journey /money, prize-money. viaticus -pertaining to an estate, overseer, steward. vilicus, villicus -pertaining to man, humane, humane, cultured, refined. humanus -pertaining to rain, of rain. pluvialis -pertaining to summer. aestivus estivus -pertaining to the bathhouse /bathhouse. balnearius -pestilence, plague. pestilencia -pestilential, injurious, damaging, plaguey,. pestifer -philosophic speculation. theorice -physical beauty / formula / rule, principle. formula -physical strength, courage, moral bravery. fortitudo -piety. devotio -pigsty, slough. volutabrum -pile, mass. congeries -piles, heaps, masses. strues -pillaging, looting, sacking, plundering, robbing. depopulatio -pillow lodix, -icis[Noun] -pillows lodices, -ium[Noun] -pincers, tongs. forceps -pine wood. pinetum -pious, dutiful, compassionate, respectful, gracious. pius -pit, abyss /the underworld. barathrum -pitch-pine torch. taeda -pitfall, snare, trap. forca -pity, mercy. misericordia -place for keeping fruit. oporotheca -place where two ways meet. bivium -place, location, situation, spot. [monastery]. locus -placed near, approaching, appropriate, appositively. appositus -plague (Vulgate), affliction, scourge. plaga -plague, epidemic, pestilence /destruction, curse. pestis pestis -plague, pestilence, calamity. lues -plain, simple, direct, open, straightforward. directus -plainly, clearly. plane -plainly. enucleate -plaintiff, complainant. postulator -plaintive. postulativus -plant, shoot, sprout, twig, sprig. planta -planted with trees. arbustus -planter, father, creator. sator -platform, raised place. suggestus -platform, stage. pulpitum -playful, means arbitrary, capricious. ludicer -pleasant [of a place]. amoena -pleasant, delightful . jucundus -pleasant, one devoted to pleasure. voluptarius -pleasantness [of a place]. amoenitas -pleasure, charm. iucunditas -pleasure. voluptas -plenteousness, richness, fertility. ubertas -plentifully furnished, fertile. fecunda -pliant. flexilis -plough-coulter. culter, cultri -ploughshare. vomer -plow. aratrum -plowman, cultivator. arator -plowshare. socus -plowshare. vomer -plunder, booty, spoils of war, loot, gain, prey. praeda, preda -plundering, looting, stripping, robbing. spoliatio -plundering, taking booty. expilatio -poem, verse, rhyme. poema poematis -poetry, poem, song. camena -point, the pointed end /spear, javelin /cooking spit. cuspis -pointed down, sloping down. fastigatus -poise, balance. libramen -poison. toxicum -poisonous, magical /witch, wizard, caster of spells. veneficus -poisonous. venenifer -pole, heavens. polus -poll tax. capitagium -pompous, swollen, puffed up, inflated. inflatus -poor, helpless, in need, needy, wthout resources. inops -poor, with few means, poverty-stricken. pauper -poppy. papaver -populace, laity. populus -populace, lower classes, the mob. plebs -popular. populus -portent, omen, monster. monstrum -portent. monstrum -porter, pall-bearer, carrier of a burden /steward. baiulus -position, place, arrangment. positus -possession, property. possessio -posterity. posteri -poultice / alleviation. fomentum -pound, talent, endowment, aptitude. talentum -power to command, authority, command, rule, control. imperium -power, ability, authority /opportunity. potestas -power, means, opportunity, capacity, ability, stock. facultas -practical judgment, discretion. prudentia -practice in oratory. declamatio -practice, preparation, getting ready. meditatio -praise laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatum[Verb] -praise lauda (command)[Verb] -praise, commendation. laudatio -praise, glory, fame. laus -praised laudatus, -a, -um[Adjective] -praiser laudator, -oris (m.)[Noun] -praiser. laudator -praisers laudatores, -ium (m.)[Noun] -praiseworthy, laudable. laudabilis -prating, chattering, talkativeness. garrulitas -pray orare[Verb] -pray precari[Verb] -pray rogare[Verb] -prayer imploratio[Noun] -prayer precatio[Noun] -prayer preces[Noun] -prayer, beseeching. precatus -prayer, wish, desire /vow, promise to God. votum -prayer. deprecatio -prayer. oratio -prayerful supplex[Adjective] -praying precatio[Noun] -praying preces[Noun] -preach docere[Verb] -preach orationem habere[Verb] -preach praedicare[Verb] -preacher praedicator[Noun] -preaches docet[Verb] -preaches orationem habet[Verb] -preaches praedica[Verb] -preaching (s), foretelling (s), condemning. praedicatio -preamble exordium[Noun] -preambles exordia[Noun] -precept, preconception. praecepio, precepio -precipice. praeceps -precise. subtilis -precision. subtilitas -predecessor. antecessor -prediction, divination. divinatio -preferring. malens -prefix meaning half-. sem -pregnant. gravida -prelates, chiefs, magnates. proceres -preliminary exercise, prelude. prolusio -preparation, fitting out, equipment. paratus -prepare, provide /draw up an order of battle. instruo -prepared or ready for battle. procinctu -prepared, ready, equipped; (of persons) skilled. paratus -presence, presence of mind, effect, power. praesentia -presentiment. praesagium -presuming, haughty. arrogans -presumption. arrogantia -pretense,. simulatio -prettily, handsomely, charmingly. belle -pretty. pulchellus -prevail upon, beg. exoro -previous, former. praevius -price, vaue, reward. pretium -pride, arrogance. superbia -pride, haughtiness. fastosus -prison, cell, jail, dungeon. carcer -prithee. sodes -private, unofficial, a private person. privatus -privy counsellor. secretarius -privy to. conscius -probity, uprightness, honesty. probitas -procedure, theory. ratio -procession, progress. processus -procurer, go-between. leno -prodigious. ingens -prodigy, portent / monster, unnatural thing. prodigium -produce, bring forward, bring out. producto produxi productum -producer, someone who causes something. effector, effectrix -producing. exhibitio -productive, fertile, abundant, rich. uber -profane, desecrate. profano -profit, a source of profit, gainiing, getting. quaestus questus -profit, favorable condition, requirements. commodum -profit, the use of something. ususfructus -profitable, fond of gain, rich. quaestuosus questuosus -profitable, gainful. lucrosus -profusely. profusius -profusion, prodigiality. prodigentia -prohibition, restrain, forbidding. prohibitio -project, thrust forward. exsertus exertus -prolong, protract/ bring forward. extraho -promise, assurance, word of honor, engagement. fides -promise, offer. promissum -promise, trust, faith, belief, truth. fides -promise. pollicitatio -promised, a promise. pollicitus -promote, divulge, bring to light. producto produxi productum -promoter. fautor -promptly, resolutely, readily. prompte -promptly. expedite -proof, evidence, witness, indication. testimonium -proof, evidence. argumentum -proper, fit, commodious. commodus -proper, worthy, fitting, deserving, capable. idoneus -properly, fittingly, suitably. decens, decenter -prophetic. praesagus -propitious. prosper -proposal, proposition. propositio -proposition, thesis. thesis -propped up, supported. subnixus subnisus -propriety, decency of behavior. decentia -propserity, good fortune. prosperitas -proscenium proscaenium, -i (n.) -prosecutor condemnator, -oris (m.)[Noun] -prosecutors condemnatores, -ium (m.)[Noun] -prospect prospectus, -us (m.)[Noun] -prospering prosperans, -ntis[Noun] -prosperity prosperitas, -atis (f.)[Noun] -prosperous prosperus[Adjective] -prosperously prospere[Adverb] -prostitute prostituo, -ere, -ui, -utus[Verb] -prostitute, whore, harlot. meretrix meretricis -prostrate prosterno, -ere, -stravi, -stratum[Verb] -prostrated prostratus[Adjective] -protected, safe, secure. tutis -protection, custody. custodia -protection, guard, charge /guardianship, tutelage. tutela -protonotary. prothonotario -proud / alert / anxious /cheerful. erectus -proven, rich in material. argumentosus -provided with grain. farratus -providence, foresight, prudence. providentia -provisions, supplies, victuals. penus, us -provocative. incentivus -prow. prora -prudent, wise. prudens -prudent. provida -pruner. putator -public. forensis -publication, promulgation (of a law). promulgatio -publish, bring forth, appoint /abandon, betray. prodo -publishing, spreading abroad. divulgatio -puffed up. elatus -puff-up, proud of oneself, arrogant. elatus -punish, fine, mulct. muto -punisher, avenger. punitor -punishment. supplicium -pupil of the eye. pupula -pure, free from, spotless, without stain. purus -pure, unadulterated, unpolluted. incontaminatus -pure, unmixed, unadulterated. putus -purely, spotlessly, purely, uprightly, chastely. caste -purity, charity, virtue, sanctity, sacredness. sanctimonia -purity, chastity, state of being unpolluted, morally clean. castimonia -purple dye, purple cloth /high rank, emperorship. purpura -purple, red. puniceus -purple. blatta -purse, little bag, little sack. sacculus -pursuer, hunter, suiter. sectator, sector -pursuing the matter many times. multis prosecutionibus -push aside, thrust away. depulso -push forward, move ahead, advance. promoveo promovi promotum -put away, remove / hide, conceal. abdo -put forth, give out. edo -put in peril, endangered. periclitatus -quadrangular quadriangulus[Adjective] -quadruped quadrupes[Noun] -quadruple quadruplex[Adjective] -quaestor quaestor[Noun] -quagmire palus[Noun] -quail coturnix[Noun] -quails coturnices[Noun] -quaint mirus[Adjective] -quake tremere[Verb] -quaking, dread. pavor -qualified aptus[Adjective] -quality, property, nature. qualitas -quarrel, altercation, brawl. iurgium -quarrel. rixa, rixatio -quarrelsome servant. servus scandali -queen. regina -quick, speedy. citatus -quick, swift, rapid, speedy, fast. celer -quick. fleet, sooner, faster. ocius -quickly, rapidly, speedily. cito -quickly, rapidly, swiftly. velociter -quickly. concite -quiet, rest, peace / a resting place / sleep / a dream. quies -quiet, still, gentle. placidus -quietly, calmly. quiete -quite equally. peraeque -quitely, gently. placide -quivering, quaking. tremulus -rag, patch, piece of cloth. pannus -rage. insanio -raging, crazy. rabidus -raging, furious / inspired. furibundus -rain shower, rain storm, pelting rain. imber, ymber -rain shower, rain storm, pelting rain. ymber -rain, shower. pluvia -raised hastily. tumultuarius -rampart. munitio -rank, class, order. ordo -rank, dignity. dignitas -ransoming, redemption, buying back, farming taxes. redemptio -rapid, swift /unimpotant /fickle, inconstant /unstable. levis -rapidity, quickness, animation, sharpness, eagerness. alacritas -rapidly, quickly, swiftly, speedily. celeriter -rare, uncommon /far apart /thin, scanty. rarus -rascal. furcifer -rashness, boldness. temeritas -rashness, temerity, boldness. temeritas -rather slow, a little slow. lentulus -rather unpleasant. subodiosus -rather, preferably. potius -rather, preferrably. pocius potius -ratification, saction, ordinance. sanctio -rationally, sensibly, really, indeed, to be sure. sane -ravaged. vastata -ravaging. vastatio -ravisher, debaucher. constupator -ravisher, thief. raptor -ravishment, rapine, robbery. rapina -read legere[Verb] -read recitare[Verb] -readable iucundus legenti[Adjective] -reader lector[Noun] -reader legens[Noun] -reader. lector -readily facile[Adverb] -readily prompte[Adjective] -readily. propense -readiness animus promptus[Noun] -reading lectio[Noun] -reading recitatio[Noun] -reads legit[Verb] -reads recita[Verb] -ready paratus[Adjective] -ready promptus[Adjective] -ready at hand, visible, apparent. promptus -ready, inclined to. promptus -real sincerus[Adjective] -real verus[Adjective] -realism veritatem imitari[Noun] -realistic veritatem imitari[Adjective] -reaper, harvester. messor -reasonably. rationabiliter -rebellious, rebels. rebellis -recast. recoquo -reciprocal service. vicis concor -reciprocal, mutual. mutuus -reciprocally. invicem -recital, report. relatus -reckless. incauta -reckoning, account /reason, judgment, consideration. ratio -recognition, knowledge. agnitio -recollection, memory, recall. recordatio -recovery, recuperation. recuperatio -red, golden, auburn. rutilus -red, ruddy. rufus -reddish. puniceus -redeemer (Christ). redemptor -redeness, blush, modesty, shame, disgrace. rubor -reduced condition, state. afflictio -reeve, steward, provost, prior, abbot. prepositus -refectory, monastic mess hall. refectorium -refuge. refugium -regal, royal, princely. basilicus -regard. respectus -region, clime, district, country / residents of a district. ora -region, country, land. tellus -region, earth, soil, dirt, sod. humus -region, idleness, inactivity. situs -region. regio -regular. normalis -regularly, appropriately, properly. ordine, ordinem -regularly, ordinarily. ordinatim -rein. corrigia -reins, bridle, bit /restraint. frenum -reject, disaprove, condemn. reprobo -rejoicing, joy. laetatio, letatio -rejoicing, joyous. laetans -relating to a fortress, castellan. castellanus -relating to a master or mistress. erilis -relating to an oven. fornacalis -relating to the forum / relating to legal business. forensis -relating to the land, farming, or countryside. agrarius -relating to the wing of an army / allied troops. alarius -relations. consanguinei -relationship, neighborhood. affinitas -relatives, parents. parentes -release, liberation, aquittal, setting free. liberatio -relics. exsequiae -relief. solamen -religious. monastica -relying on, supported by. subnixus -remain, stay, abide, linger. commoror -remainder, what is left, leavings. reliquum -remote, prolonged. longinquus -removal. amotio -rendered. effectus -renewal, renovation, restoration. renovatio -rennovated, reconstructed, rebuilt /recycled. redivivus -renowned. illustratus -repeated, again and again. saepenumero -repeatedly, often, one after the other, time after time. crebro -repetition. repetitio -reply. remandatum -report, common talk, fame. fama -repose, rest. requietum -repose. quies -repose. requies -reproach, abuse. probrum -reproach, disgrace. opprobrium -reproachful, slanderous. ciminosus -reproachfully. criminose -reproof. correptio -reprove, chasten, punish, chastise/ check, restrain. castigo -request, entreaty, prayer. prex precis -reserve troops, auxiliary troops. subsidium -residence, throne, temple. sedes -resident of a household, pl. household retinue. domigena -resident, inhabitant of a place / foreign resident. incol, ae -resident, inhabitant of a place / foreign resident. incola, ae -resident. incola -resistance. refragatio -resolute, firm, determined, with one's mind made up. destinatus -resolute. obstinatus -resounding, loud with waves. undisonus -resounding. resonus -respect, reverence, honor, veneration. veneratio -respectable, distinguished. honestus -respectful treatment, respectability. honestas -respectful, attentive. officiosus -respectful. honorabilis -respectfully, properly, suitably, appropriately. honeste -respiration, exhalation. respiratio -resting, sleeping, undisturbed / neutral / quiet, calm. quietus -restore, put back, replace, reinstate, repair. restituo -restrained, orderly, neat. castigatus -restrict, define, close, set a limit to. termino -retaliation in kind. talio -retire, withdraw. recedo -retirement / withdrawal / departure / death. decessus -retreat, ebbing, disappearance / distant, far. recedentia -retreat. regressus -retribution. talio -return /income, revenue /reward. reditus -returning, restored, rebuilt. recidivus -revenue. vectigal -reverberating. reciproca -reverend. verendus -reverent. reverens -reviling. blasphematio -reward, exploit -. praemium -reward, prize/ booty /profit. praemium, premium -reward. bravium -rhetorical attack /wounding. laesio lesio -rhetorical figure, shape. schema -rhetorical. rhetoricus -rhetorician, teacher of rhetoric. rhetor -rice. oryza -rich, extravagant, abound in, profuse. prodigus -rich, opulent, wealthy. dives -rich, possessing wealth or worth. dis -rich, wealthy / powerful, mighty / splendid, sumptuous. opulens -rich, wealthy \profitable, lucrative. pecuniosus -rich. ditus -riches, wealth / power, might / opulence, splendor. opulentia -riches, wealth. divitiae divitie -richly, wealthily. opulente, opulenter -ridge, rising. jugum -right, correct, proper, upright, natural, plain. rectus -right, law. jus -right, on the right. dexter -rightly, it is just. scilicet -rind, peel, bark, shell / inlay, embossing. crusta -ripe beforehand, premature. praecox, precox -rise, become visible, appear. orior -rise, become visible, appear. orior oriri ortus -rising, the rising sun / east / morning. oriens -risk, danger, destruction. periculum -risk, hazard, gamble, dare. ausus -risque, faintly obscene. subobscenus -ritual, usage, ceremony, rite. ritus -river. flumen -road, route, journey. iter itineris -road, way, street. via -roaring, crashing, rough /broken. fragosus -roaring, murmuring. murmur -robber, bandit, brigand. latro -robe of state. peplum -rocky. petrosus -rod, a small staff. bacillum -rod, stick, stake, bar /cutting, slip. talea -roebuck. capreolus -rolling, revolving, turning around /changeable, inconstant. volubilis -Roman power. nomen Romanorum -room, store-room, garret. cella -rope, cord, line. funis -rope, cord, line. funis -is -rope-maker. restio -rotten, decayed, putrid /loose, crumbling /flabby. puter -rotten, decayed. cariosus -rottenness, corruption, decay. caries -Rouen. Rotomagense -rough spot, jagged edge. scrupulositas -rough, harsh, severe. asper -roughness, severity/ harshness, fierceness. asperitas -rounded, polished, smooth, fine, elegant. teres -royal, regal. regius -royally, regally. basilice -rubbish, trash, filth, sweepings. purgamentum -rubbish, trash, garbage, refuse. quisquiliae, quisquiliarum -rude. immitis -ruin, destruction. interitus -ruin. exitium -ruin. perditio -rule / monastic rule. regula -rule, authority, kingdom, realm. regnum -rule, authority, royal staff. sceptrum -rule, dominion, pre-eminence, first place. principatus -rule, government, order, arrangment, regulation. ordinatio -rule, guidance. regimen -rule, mastery, tyranny, domination. dominatus -ruler. archos -rumble. rugio -rumor. opinio -runner, carrier, messenger. cursor -rust colored, dusky. ferrugineus -rustic, rural /peasant. rusticus -sabbath. sabbatum -sack saccus -sacking spoliatio -sacred precinct, temple, sometimes church, sanctuary. templum -sacred secret. arcanum -sacred to Ceres. cerealis -sacred, accursed. sacer -sacrifice sacrificium -sacrifice, offering. vitualamen -sacrifice. sacrificum -sacrilege sacrilegium -sacrilegious, impious. sacrilegus -sad tristis -sad, mournful, sowerful. tristis -sad, wretched, mournful, plaintive. miserabilis -saddle ephippium -sadly, mournfully, wretchedly. miserabile -sadness miseria -sad-sounding, mournful, baleful. luctisonus -safe, salutary, wholesome, expedient, serviceable. tutus -safe, secure, free from care, unworried, unconcerned. securus -safeguard praesidium -safety salus -safety, help or assistance/ health, wellness, wholeness. salus -safety. incolumitas -saffron crocus -saffron-colored robe. crocotula -sail velum -sail, covering, awning, curtain. velum -sailor. nauta -sale /closing of a bargain. venditio -salt, wit. sal, salis -salty, witty. salsus -salvation-giving. salutifer -salve, balm, ointment. unguentum -satifying. expletio -satire. satura -savage, wild, untamed, undomesticated. efferus -savage, wild. torva -savagely, furiously. rabiose -savageness. ferocitas -save servare[Verb] -save, except for. salvifico, salvo -saves servat[Verb] -savior salvator[Noun] -say, sing in verse, speak. for -scabby, rough. scaber -scabrous, rough. scabrosus -scale. lanx -scales. libra -scantiness, emptiness, loneliness. infrequentia -scanty, meager. modicus -scanty, thin, uncrowded /infrequent /thinly populated. infrequens -scarcely, hardly, with difficulty, barely. vix -scarcely. parcius -scarcity, poverty. inopia -scatter, strew, spread. spargo, sparsi, sparsum -scattered about /indiscriminately. passim -Scheldt. Scaldus -scholar, learned man / adj. learned, literary. philologus -scholar, learned one, schoolboy. scholasticus -school /elite troop of soldiers. schola -scissors, shears. forfex -scoldingly. invective -scorn, disdain, contempt. contemptio -scorn, disdain, haughtiness. fastidium -scourge. clades -scout. explorator -scythe. falx -sea-coast. ora -sea-green. thalassinus -sea. mare maris -seal, indication, sign/ mark /token. signum -seal, sign. sigillum -sealed charter, train, skirt-tails, garment-tails. syrma, sirma -sea-weed. alga -Seclin. Siclinium -second stage of the medieval curriculum. quadrivium -second. secundus -secret, confidential /initimate or special friend. specialis -secret, solitary, private, retired, secret conversation. secretum -secretly, in a concealed manner. latenter -secretly, in secret, by stealth. occulte -secretly, in secret, stealthily.. clam -sedgy spot, place thick with rushes. carectum -sedition. seditio -seducer. seductor -seductive. pellax -see posco; Herimann, cap. 28, 69. poposco -seed, kin. semen -seed, semen, sperm. sperma -seeing that, inasmuch as, inasmuch as, since, namely. utpote -seeking, searching /inquiry, investigation. quaestio, questio -seize carpe[Preposition] -seizure, taking by force, confiscation. ereptio -seizure. ereptio -selection, picking out / reading, perusal. lectio -sell formally, give up, loosen. laxo -senate senatus, -us (m.)[Noun] -send, carry, or convey across. transporto -senescal. dapifer -sense of feeling, touch. tactus -sense, contents, uninterrupted course, a holding fast. tenor -sensitive. sensilis -sensual delight. voluptas -sententious. sententiosus -sentiment, opinion, decision, saying. sententia -separate, apart, different. distinctus -separate, divide, part/ distinguish, discriminate. distinguo -separation, departure, digression. digressio -separation, departure, digression. digressus -separation, division, disagreement, tearing apart. discidium -separation, divorce. abruptio -separation. diremptio -sequence. series -sequester, banish. sepono -serene. serenus -serious, grave, solemn. serius -seriously. serio -servant, slave, serf. servus -servant. vasallus -servant. vernula -service, office, function, duty /gift. munus, muneris -serving, servile /a servant, slave. famulus -servitude, slavery, service /an extablishment of slaves. famulatus -servitude, slavery. servitus -set dowwn, let fall (to offer payment to the church). demitto -set with pearls, pearl encrusted, ornamented with pearls. baccatus -setting (of the sun, etc)/ the west /fall, destruction. occasus -setting afire /(people) inflaming /(souls) inspiring. inflammatio -seven septem (indecl.)[Adjective] -seven. septem -sevenfold. septiformus -severity, rigor, sternness, strictness. severitas -sexual union. connubium -sexual. connubialis -shade umbra, -ae (f.) (as in the shade of an umbrella)[Noun] -shade, shadow. umbra -shades umbrae, -arum (f) (as in the shade of an umbrella)[Noun] -shady. nemorosa -shake-up, upheaval. . vexamen -sham, artifice. simultas -shame, dishonor, disgrace, crime, dishonorable act. dedecus -shamefaced. verecundus -shameful, disgraceful. pudendus -shamming. simulatio -sharing, associated, allied. socius -sharp point, sting, spear, dart. spiculum -sharp, keen, eager, severe, fierce. acer -sharp, sour. acidus -shattered. convulsus -shave, shear, clip, mow, reap, browse. tondeo totonsi tonsum -sheep, sacrificial animal. bidens -sheep. agnus -sheep. ovis ovis -sheet of metal, coin, knife blade, nutshell. lamnia lammina lamna -she-goat. capra -shelter. tectum -shepherd. pastor -shepherd. upilio opilio -shin. crus -shining. rutilus -ship, vessel, boat. navis navis -ship-bearing. naviger -ship's station, dockyard. navale -shoot up, sprout, burgeon. pullulo -shoot, sprout, offspring, progeny. suboles -shoot, sprout. surculus -short, small, brief. brevis -shortened /mutilated, defective /gelded. curtus -shortness, brevity. brevitas -shoulder, upper arm. umerus humerus -shout of joy. jubilus -shrill, rigorous. acerbus -shrine. delubrum -shriveled, withered, shrunken. vietus -shrub, bush. frutex -sick, oppressed, ill. gravatus -sick. aeger, eger -sickle, bill-hook, pruning hook. flax, falcis -sickness, disease, illness. morbus -sickness, illness. aegrotatio egrotatio -sickness, mental illness. aegretudo, egretudo -side, region. pars -sides, flank / lungs /. latus -eris -sieve, sifter (Herman, p. 308). tamisium -sieve. cribrum -sign. indicium -signal, miraculous works. signum -silence, stillness, quiet, repose, obscurity. silentium -silent, still. silens -silly. infrunitus -silver, money. argentum -similar, like, equal. parilis -similar, like, resembling. similis -simple, unaffected. simplex -simulate, immatate, represent. assimulo -sin, fault, error. peccamen -sin. peccatus -sin. piaculum -since, as, in order that, that. quatenus/quatinus -since, because. quandoquidem -since, indeed. siquidem -since, whereas, because. quoniam -single beast, head (of cattle). pecus, pecudis -single, separate, one at a time, one each. singulus -singular: power, power to aid, power to help. ops -sinners maledicti[Noun] -sire, genitor. genitor -sired, begotten, scion. genitus -sit upon something, be firmly placed. insideo -sitting down, loitering, hanging around /chair, seat. sessio -situated. positus -six months. semestris -sixty. sexaginta -size, breadth, dignity, grandeur, greatness. amplitudo -skies, heavens, vault of heauen. caeli -skilful, wise, knowing. gnarus -skilful. peritus -skilfully, cleverly / cunningly, slyly, subtly. callide -skilled, expert. peritus -skilled, ingenious. faber -skillful, accomplished, skillfuly made. artificiosus -skillfully, ingeniously. fabre -skillfuly. artificiose -skin, hide/back, rear. tergum -skin. corium -skirmish, bickering, dispute, wrangling. velitatio -sky, heaven. caelum -sky. divum -slanderous, reproachful. criminosus -slanting. obliquus -slantingly. fastigate -slaughter, massacre. occidio -slave. mancipium -sleep. somnus -sleepily, drowsily. somniculose -sleepy, drowsy. somniculosus -slight. neglectum -slopes. proclivia -sloping. cubans -slothful. socors -slow of mind, stolid. stolidus -slow, late, tardy. tardus -slowly, bit by bit, gradually, by degrees. sensim -slowly, calmly, cooly, deliberately. lente -slowness, sluggishness / apathy. lentitudo -sluggish. hebes -sluggish. segnis -sluggish. tardus -sly. subdolus -slyly, deceitfuly. dolose -small bag, small purse, little sack. folliculus -small coin, gift. stips, stipis -small host. phalangula -small lamb, lambkin. agnellus -small piece of flesh. caruncula -small spring, little fountain. fonticulus -small, little. parvus minor minimus -small, puny. migrus -smaller, less, slighter. minor -smelly, stinking. foetidus -smoky, smoke-filled. fomeus -smoky, smoke-filled. fumidus -smooth /gentle, kind, mild. lenis -smoothness, gentleness, mildness. lenitas lenitudo -snare, trap, noose. laqueus -snares. insidiae -so far, thus far, up to then. eatenus -so large, so great, of such a size. tantus -so little, so small. tantillus -so many times, so often. toties, totiens -so many. tot -so, thus /yes, that is so, that is right. sic -so, thus. ita -soaring. altivolus -sobbing, gasping, death rattle. singultus -sobbing. singultus -soft, pliant, flexible, easily moved, gentle. mollis -soil. gleba -solace, support. solor -soldier, warrior, knight. miles militis -solitary retreat. secessus -some .. others. alii .. alii -some /pl. several. nonnullus -some times. aliquotiens -some, several. aliquot -some. aliqua -some. aliqui -some. alquod -somebody else's, foreign, alien, strange, different. alienus -someone having inherited, been bequeathed. relictus -someone who retires / a predecessor. decessor -someone, anyone, anything, (adv.) in any respect. aliquis -someone, somebody, something. aliquid -something to be ashamed of, worth blushing over. erubescundus -sometimes understand, realize. animadverto -sometimes, now and then, at times. interdum -sometimes. nonnumquam -somewhat more, rather more. plusculus -somewhat obscure. subobscurus -somewhat, considerably. aliquanto -son. filius -song, poem /prediction, incantation /religious formula. carmen -soon, presently, then, thereupon. mox -soothsayer. sortilegus -sophism. sophisma -sorrel. rumex -sorrow. moestitia -sorrowful. moestifer -sorrowfully, dolefully. triste -sought after, exquisite,excellent, fine, delicate. exquisitus -soul, spirit, intellect. animus -sound, healthy, sane. sanus -sounding. clangor -source, root, foundation. radix -south wind. notos -sovereignty, realm, command. imperium -sower, planter. consitor -sown in wheat. triticeus -space, time, lapse /extension, length. tractus -spade, peel for putting bread in the oven. pala -sparing, thrifty, economical, moderate. parcus -sparrow. passer -speaking learnedly. doctiloquus -spear. cuspis -spear. hasta -special friendship /peculiarity. specialitas -special quality /speciality. specialitas -spectacle, show. spectaculum -speech, address, oration. oratio -speech, conference. colloquium -speed, haste. festinatio -speed, swiftness, rapidity, quickness. celeritas -speedily, quickly, rapidly. citius -speedily, rapidly, immediately, without delay. confestim -spelt, grain, meal. far farris -spelt. alica -spider's web. aranea -spirit spiritum[Noun] -spirit, wrath. animositas -spirited, courageous, warlike /wild, arrogant, unbridled. ferox -splendid, magnificent. splendidus -splendid. luculenta -splendid. opimus -splendidly, greatly, terrifically. magnificabiliter -splendidly, ornately, elegantly. ornate -splendor, elegance. lautitia -splendor, glow, elegance, brilliance, brightness. nitor -spoils, booty/ hides pelt. exuviae -spoils, plunder, booty. spolium -spotless. purus -spotted, speckled, poluted. maculosus -spread around, made known. diffama (tus) -spring, the production of spring. ver, veris -spring. ver -spur. calcar, -is -squalling. vagitus -square, a square. quadratus -squeamish, dainty, fastidious. fastidiosus -squeeze, press down, strike down. premo -St. Eligius. Sanctus Eleutherius -St. Gilles. Sanctus Egidius -st. james. Santiago -St. Ouen. Sanctus Rodoenus -St. Riquier. St. Richarius -stag, deer. cervus -stage or tent, even foliage. scaena, scena -stage. status -stain, blemish, disgrace, infamy /misfortune. labes labis -stain, dye /decorate. pingo -stain, mark, spot/ blemish, fault, flaw. macula -stalk. coma -stammering, stuttering, fumbling. balbus -stammeringly. singultim -star, constellation. astrum -star. stella -starry. stelliger -state, citzenship, city-state, city. civitas -state. respublica -statement. editio -statue, image. statua -Stavelot. Stabulaus -stay remain /lie in ambush. subsido -stay. palus -stay. se teneo -steadfast, constant, durable. firmus -steadfastness, firmness, stability, durability. stabilitas -steadfastness. perseverantia -steadily, firmly, dependably, steadily. constanter -steady, firm, unchanging, constant, unwavering. constans -steed. caballus -steed. senipes -steel, iron, sickel, sword. chalybs -steeled, unyielding, adamant, stubborn, intransigeant. adamans -steep place, the steep. arduum -steeped, soaked, drenched. perfusus -steer, cow. carnero -stenographer (class.), notary, legal scribe. notarius -step-daughter. privigna -step-father. vitricus -stern of a ship, the poop. puppis -stern, harsh. severus -steward, butler. promus -stiffness, hardness, sterness. rigor -stimulus, incentive, motive. fomes -stinging, violent, bitter. acer -stole, any drapery. pallium -stolen property /trick, deceit. furta -stong, powerful, healthy /able, worthwhile. valens -stooping. pronus -storehouse. spensa -storm, tempest, gale; (milit) charge, onset, wave. procella -storm, weather. tempestas -stormy. tempestuosus -stout, heale, hearty. vigoratus -straight, appropriate. rectus -strain, effort. nixus -strained, stretched /eager, zealous. contentus -strategem/ science, art, skill/ craft. ars -strawberries. fraga, fragorum -stream, torrent. amnis -street, courtyard. platea -strength. robur -strengthening, prop, the main point, support. firmamentum -strict, rigid, stern. austerus -strict, severe /hesitating /busy. districtus (f. distringo) -strife, contention/ to cause strife, brawl. jurgium -strike, hit, hurt, damage, offend, annoy, violate. laedo ledo -striking . conspicuus -striking, knocking, hitting against, blow. offensio -string, thread. ligamen -stripped. exorbatus -striving, pursuit. consectatio -stroke. ictus -strong, brave, powerful, robust, steadfast, courageous. fortis -strong, mighty. pollens -strong, robust, able. validus -strongly, bravely. fortiter -strongly, powerfully /very, exceedingly. valde -struck senseless. stupidus -structure. compages -stubbornly, obstinately. pertinaciter -stud, boss, formal papal document. bulla -stuffed full, crammed, jammed. differtus -stuffed, crammed. refertus -stuffed, jammed, crammed. effertus -stuffing, filling. fartim -stumble, lurch. offendo -stumbling-block, quarrel. scandalum -stunned, thunderstruck. attonitus -stunned. stupefactus -stupid, slow, dull. bardus -stupidly. stolide -subject to tribute. tributarius -subject, topic, theme. thema -subject. subditus -subjected. subactus -subjugate, subject. subdo -subscription, signature / register. subcriptio -subsequent, following, next, future. posterus, postremo -substance, essence, means of subsistence, property. substantia -succeeding generations, offspring, posterity. posteritas -succeeding, succession, descent, descendant. successio -success. prosperitas -succession. successio -succor, support aid, incitement, maintenance, resource,. suffragium -succulent, delicious, ripe. esculentus -such a long time. quamdiu -such a trifle. tantillum -sudden, unexpected, fresh, recent. repens -sudden, unexpected. repentina -sudden, unexpected. subitus -suddenly, unexpectedly. repente -suitable for receiving. acceptius -suitable time, opportunity, convenience, use. commodum -suitable, appropriate, fitting. aptus -suitable, fit. habilis -suited to. consentaneus -summer camp, quarters, bivouac. castra aestiva -summer. aestas estas -summit, pillar. culmen -summit. apex -summoned, called. accersitus -summons, call. citatio -summons, citation. citatus -sumptuous food, banquet, feast. epulo -sun. Phoebus -sun. sol solis -sunset, west. occasus -superfluous, unnecessary, extra. supervacuus -superfluous. exuberans -superintendent curator, -oris[Noun] -superior. excellens -superiority, excellence. praestantia, prestantia -supernal. superna -supplicatingly. suppliciter -supplies, foodstuffs, provisions. victualia -supplies, troops, forces. copiae copie -support, help, assistance. subsidium -supporter, defender. defensor -supporter, solacer. solator -supporter. fultus -supress, keep silent /convict. confuto -surety, hostage. obses -surface, top. superficies -surname, family name, nick-name. cognomen -surplus. cumulus -surrender /hand over /transmit, teach. trado, tradidi, traditum -surround, enclose, restrain, confine/ regulate. coerceo -surrounded. constipatus -survey, contemplation. contemplatio -surviving, present, standing. superstes -survivor of another's death. superstes -suspected. suspectus -swaddling clothes. pannus -swampy, marshy, boggy. paludosus -swddling clothes / infancy, birthplace / source, origin. incunabula -sweet dulce[Adjective] -sweet, pleasant, agreeable. dulcis -sweetly, pleasantly, charmingly. dulcidine -sweetness, pleasantness, charm. dulcedo -swiftly flying. citivolus -swine, pig, hog. sus -swollen. turgida -sword gladius[Noun] -sword, arms, iron, horseshoe. ferrum -sword-belt. scapulare -sword-fish. xiphias -sword's point, sword. mucro -sword. ensis -sword. gladius -sword. gladius -swordfish xiphias -sworn. conjuratus -sycamore sycamorus -sycophant sycophanta -sycophant, adulator. adulator -syllable syllaba -symbol signum -symbolic. typicus -symmetrical concinnus -symmetry concinnitas -sympathetic lenis -sympathetically humane -sympathize misereor -sympathy consensus -symphony symphonia -synagogue. synagoga -system, manner, method, procedure, manner. ratio -table. mensa -tail. penis -take annoyance/ moleste fero I take annoyance. moleste -take up, support, raise /accept /undertake, begin. suscipio -take with moderation, temper. moderor -taken, captured, prisoner. captus -taking by force, seizure. creptio -taking of booty. praedatio -taking of booty. praedatus -talk, common talk, conversation, rumor. sermo -talk, report, rumor, gossip, tradition. fama -talkative, loquacious, garrulous. loquax, loquacis -tall. procerus -taper, candle. candela -taste, elegance. sapor -tattered. pannosa -taught, instructed, learned, tutored. doctus -teach, inculcate, indoctrinate. prodoceo -teacher. doctor -teaching. disciplina -tear fletus[Noun] -tear lacerare[Verb] -tear lacrima[Noun] -tear laniare[Verb] -tear scindere[Verb] -tear vellere[Verb] -teardrop fletus[Noun] -teardrop lacrima[Noun] -tearful flebilis[Adjective] -tearful lacrimans[Adjective] -tearful lacrimosus[Adjective] -tearful, mournful, shedding tears,. lacrimosus -tearfully magno cum fletu[Adverb] -tearfully multis cum lacrimis[Adverb] -tearing scissura[Noun] -tearless siccus[Adjective] -tearless sine lacrimis[Adjective] -tearlessly sine lacrimis[Adverb] -tears lacerat[Verb] -tears lacrimae[Noun] -tears laniat[Verb] -tears scissurae[Noun] -tears vellit[Verb] -tears /exudations from some plants. lacrima -tease fatigare[Verb] -tease obtundere[Verb] -tease vexare[Verb] -teasel dipsacus[Noun] -teases fatiga[Verb] -teases obtundit[Verb] -teases vexa[Verb] -teat mamilla[Noun] -teat mamma[Noun] -teat, breast, nipple. papilla -teats mamillae[Noun] -teats mammae[Noun] -teazel mammae[Noun] -temerity. audacia -tempest. procella -tempestuous. procellosus -Templeuve, villa near Cisoing. Templovium -ten decem (indecl.)[Adjective] -tender, delicate, soft, young. tener tenera tenerum -tender. tener -tent. tentorium -tenth. decimus -termination, determination, setting of boundaries. terminatio -terrible, cruel, horrible, harsh. atrox -terrified. exterritus -territory, limits, borders. fines -tested, tried, approved, experienced. exertus -that /sometimes pejorative. iste ista istud -that which can be imitated,. imitabilis -that which will endure, abide. mansurus -that, the former, the famous /he, she, it. ille illa illud -thawed, lukewarm, tepid. egelidus -the act of kissing, giving a kiss, being kissed, a kiss. basiatio -the age of youth (20-40 years). juventus -the alder tree. alnus -the ancients. antiquitas -the ankle, ankle bone. talus -the aristocratic party. optimates -the back /skin, hide, leather. tergus -the beginning (especially of a speech). exordium -the color of rust. ferrugo -the common people, mob, rabble, mass, multitude. vulgus -the common people, the masses, the crowd. plebs -the country, countryside, rural area. rus, ruris -the dead. silenti etc -the desire to fight, pugnacity. pugnacitas -the elbow /a cubit. cubitum -the elk. alces -the enemy. hostes hostium -the eye /clearness /understanding. lumen -the first man. prothoplastus -the fist. pugnus -the flea. pulex -the gallows. infelix, arbor infelix -the godfather of a man's child. compater -the gospel. evangelium -the groin. inguen -the harvest, in-bringing, crop. messis -the heel /stone, pebble /lime /goal, aim. calx -the herb fennel /a rad to beat children with. ferula -the herb savory. thymbra -the herb thyme. thymum -the highest part /whole, sum. summa -the hoopoe (a bird). epops, epopis -the itch, mange, a rash. scabies -the juniper tree. iuniperus -the keel of a ship /ship, vessel. carina -the kingfisher. alcedo -the kingfisher. alcyon -the lark. alauda -the laurel, bay tree / triumph, victory, success. laurus -the left hand, left side, left-handed. laevus levus -the liver. iecur -the Lower World, whale. orcus -the lung. pulmo -the main verb for weaving of cloth. texo -the Milky Way. galactinus -the Milky Way. orbis lacteus -the north wind. aquilo -the one .. the other. alter .. alter -the other, the rest. ceterus -the point of the ear, the beard on an ear of wheat. arista -the publishing of a book, an announcement. editio -the remaining, the rest, the others. ceteri -the rest, that remaining. caetera -the right hand. dextera -the rush. iuncus -the same as contra (against, opposite, etc.) econtra -the same. idem eadem idem -the second, the other one. alter altera alterum -the shoulder. scapulus -the signer of a document. suscriptor -the sooner the better. quantocius, quantotius -the spruce tree. picea -the starting-place of a race course. carceres -the state of being mortal/ death, a dying. mortalitas -the stomach, belly, abdomen. venter, ventris -the tail of an animal. cauda -the throat. iugulum iugulus -the upper arm /strength. lacertus -the very greatest. permaximum -the waiting for, expectation. praestolatio prestolatio -the whole, total, universe, world /university. universitas -the wild grape. labruscum -the work of a hangman, execution /torture. carnificina -the world, the Earth. orbis terrarum -the Zodiac. orbis signifer -theater space reserved for the Senate / senators. orchestra -theater. theatrum -theft, robbery furtum -theme, title, epigram. lemma -theme. thema thematis -then, at that time, next, and then. tunc -thence inde[Adverb] -thence, from there, for that reason, thereafter, then. inde -thence, furthermore. exinde -thence, next/ thereupon, after that, then/accordingly. exinde -thenceforth inde[Adverb] -theologian theologus[Noun] -theologian. theologus -theologians theologi[Noun] -theological theologicus[Adjective] -theology theologia[Noun] -theorem theorema[Noun] -there, at that place, therein, in that matter. illic -there. ibi -therefore, consequently, for this reason. igitur -therein, in that place /(time) near at hand. inibi -Therouanne. Taruennam -they say. aiunt -thick, frequent, numerous. creber -thicket. lucus -thickness. densitas -thief, robber. ereptor -thief. furs -thievish. furtificus -thin gold leaf. bracteola -thin skin, film, parchment, membrane, prepared skin. membrana -thin, lean. macer -thin, slender, meager. exilis -thin, slight, feeble, slim, slender. tenuis -thin, slight, poor. levidensis -thiness, gauntness /poverty barrenness. macies -thing, matter, busines, affair. res rei -thing, object, being, matter, affair, event, fact, circumstance. res -things dictated, lessons, presents. dictata -thinly, rarely, uncommonly. rare -third. tertius -thirst, dryness, drought, eager desire. sitis -thirsting for. sitiens -this side, this way, here. hac -this, that /he, she, it. is ea id -this, the latter /he, she, it. hic haec (hec ) hoc -thistle. carduus -thither, to that place, to that matter, to that person. illuc -thong. lorum -thorn-bush, briar. vepres -thorough consideration. cogitatio -thorough, tense, anxious, strict. intentus -thoroughfare. pervium -those down below, the dead. inferi -though, although. quamquam -thought. cogitatus -thoughtless, inconsiderate / spontaneous. incogitatus -thoughtlessly, without consideration. inconsiderate -thoughtlessness. incogitania -thoughts, teachings. sensa -three tres, tria (m/f, n)[Adjective] -three days' duration, lasting three days. triduanus -three times, thrice. ter -three. tres tria -thresh. tritico -threshold. limen, limina -throb, tremble, shake. palpito -throng. turma -thumb, big toe. pollex -tides. aestus maris -tie, chain. vinculum -till then, till now, still, even now, besides, also, yet. adhuc -tiller of the soil, inhabitant. colonus -time, occasion, opportunity, event. vicis -time, stage, epoch, era. tempus temporis -tin. plumbum album -tinder. fomes, fomitis -tiny, puny /petty, mean. pusillus -to [+ abl.] be distinguished for. floreo -to [+ abl.] discharge, administer. fungor -to [+ abl] obtain. potior -to [+ acc.] to keep silent , to silence. silentio -to [+ acc] incur. incurro -to [+ contra] dispute. litigo -to [+ dat] attend closely to/ [+ ad, pro] desire. inhio -to [+ dat] lie in wait for, plot against. insidior -to [+ dat] persist in, urge. insisto -to [+ gen] give thanks for. gratulatio -to [+ inf] to long to. gestio -to [+ ne] shudder at, be horrified at. horreo -to [+ negative] care nothing for. curo -to [crines] to cut hair. spargo -to [-egi, -actus] put down, conquer, compel. subigo -to [stealthily] approach, submit to. subeo -to a certain extent. aliquatenus -to abandon, defraud. destituo -to abandon, foresake. desero -to abase. humilio -to abhor, hate, detest, abominate. abominor -to abide, be left behind, sit up. resideo -to abide. converso -to abound in. exubero -to abuse, tread down, tread under foot. conculco -to accompany. comito -to accomplish, perfect, complete, achieve, effect. perficio -to accost. congredior -to accuse / complain of. criminor -to accuse falsely. calumnior -to accuse, blame, find fault with. accuse -to accuse, blame, find fault with. accuso -to accustom, acclimate, become used to. consuefacio -to accustom, inure, habituate. consuesco -to acknowledge, confess / offer, promise. profiteor -to acquire, arrive at, reach. adipiscor -to acquire, gain, get, obtain. acquiro -to act a part. personam gero -to act as a support. furcillo -to act foolishly, play the fool, make an ass of one's self. desipio -to act. actio -to add to a heap, accumulate, amass. accumulo -to add together, sum up, make perfect, complete. consummo -to add, to turn towards, move towards, suggest. adjicio -to add. subinfero -to address, encourage. alloquor -to address, encouragement. allocutio -to adhere to, begin to cling to. inhaeresco inheresco -to adhere, stick together. cohaero, cohero, cohesi, cohesum -to adhere. inhaero -to adjust, [+ abl.] settle. compono -to adjust, adapt, accommodate oneself. accommodo -to administer. exerceo -to admire, contemplate, observe, look upon. intueor -to admit, receive. admitto -to adornment. ornatus -to advance, go forward, appear, go forth, sally forth. prodeo -to advance, march on, go, leave. eo -to affect deeply. percuto -to affect, afflict, weaken, sap, exhaust, drain. adficio -to affright. territo -to aggravate, exacerbate, irritate, make worse, embitter. exulcero -to agitate, disorder. turbo -to agree to refer to arbitration, or an arbitrator. compromitto -to agree, consent /plot, conspire. consentio -to agree, fix, settle, make arrangements. condico -to aid, help, assist. adservio -to all eternity, without end, lifetime, age. saecula saeculorum -to allow, grant, promise /designate. annuo -to allow, leave undone. sino -to allow, permit, let. permitto, permissi, permissum -to allure, entice, wheedle. lacto -to ally, make a treaty, make a pact, federate. foedero -to amass. conglobo -to amend, correct. emendo -to animate. vigoro -to announce officially, pronounce, declare. denuntio -to announce, declare. edico -to announce, report, relate. nuntio -to announce. intimo -to annoy, incommode. aggravo -to anoint. delibuo -to another place, person, end / for another purpose. alio -to answer for, be responsible for. praesto presto -to answer, reply, respond. respondeo, respondi, responsum -to anticipate, instruct, advise, warn. precipio -to anticipate, take for granted. praesumo presumo -to appeal, suit. interpellatio -to appear, come forth. exorior -to apply marl to the soil. maro -to apply oneself, concentrate / favor, further, promote. incumbo -to appoint a person, to add something. appono -to appoint ahead of time. praefinio, prefinio -to apportion. distribuo -to approach, come near /(things) to be added. accedo -to approach, submit, etc. etc. succedo -to approach, visit, come to, undertake. adeo -to approach. appropinquo -to appropriate unlawfully. usurpo -to approve fully/ to confirm, prove, establish. comprobo -to approve. approbo -to arise in succession. suborior -to arise, come up, rise up, occur. emergo, emersi, emersum -to arise. surgo -to arouse, raise up. erigo -to arrange, "send out" a letter or ambassador. dirigo -to arrange, decide, appoint, settle, found, set up. constituo -to arrange, put in order, draw up (troops). dispono -to arrive, come up, arrive unexpectedly. supervenio -to ascend, board. scando -to ascend, go up, climb, to go inland. escendo, -scensi, scensum -to ascend, mount, go up. conscendo -to ascertain. scisco -to ask for / to pay out, expend, disburse. erogo -to ask for, beg, request, demand / to sue for. peto -to ask for, look for, demand, desire, miss. requiro -to ask someone to do something. rogo eum ut +subjunctive -to ask the advice of, consult. consulto -to ask, ask for. rogo -to ask, demand, require /summon, prosecute, impeach, try. postulo -to ask, examine, search for. inquiro -to ask. sciscitor -to assail, usurp, seize, attack, fall upon. invado -to assemble, bring togethe. concilio -to assemble. congrego -to assert, believe, affirm. autumo -to assert, maintain /shoot (a missile), cast. contendo -to assert, maintain/ strengthen, make firm / encourage. firmo -to assert. obtestor -to assign, allot, grant, hire. loco -to assist, be present, be near, be in attendance,. adsum -to assist. succurro -to associate with, find. utor -to associate with, have dealings with. coutor -to at once. extemplo -to attack first, take, vex, occupy. preoccupo -to attack, assault. impugno -to attack, avenge. infenso -to attack, disquiet. infesto -to attack, go with, pursue, attend. prosequor (prosecutus) -to attack, head for. impeto -to attack, usurp. invado -to attempt [+ inf.], struggle alone, strive. molior -to attend, wait upon, assist. ministro -to attend. famulo -to attract, delight/ (pass + abl) take delight in. delecto -to authorize, permit, dismiss. licentio -to avenge, punish, liberate, deliver, protect. vindico -to avoid, shun. vito -to avoid. devito -to await. exspecto -to awake, march, go, enter into. incedo -to awaken /be alert, be watchful /[trans.] work hard at. evigilo -to awaken, occasion, stir. excito -to awaken. expergefacio -to balance, weigh. trutino -to barter [away]. paciscor -to bathe. lavo -to batter. quasso -to bawl out for. clamito -to bcome cold / to catch cold. algesco -to be a public crier, to herald, proclaim. praeconor, preconor -to be a servant, to serve, attend, obey. famulor -to be a slave, serve, be devoted to. inservio -to be able to, to succeed in (doing something). ualeo -to be able, avail, have influence. possum posse potum -to be able, to be capable. possum -to be able. queo -to be above, have the upper hand, surpass, conquer, overcome. supero -to be absent, be away, be missing, be gone. absum -to be accustomed to, have the habit of, make a practice of. solito -to be accustomed, be used to. soleo -to be active, do. operor -to be afflicted. crucio -to be affluent, avail for, to afford, supply, furnish with. sufficio -to be an informant. quadruplor -to be angry, to be wrathful. irascor, iratus -to be appropriate, suitable, fit. competo -to be ashamed,. pudeo -to be astounded. stupeo -to be at the head of, be in charge of. praesum presum -to be awake, watch, be vigilant /to keep vigil. vigilo -to be boiling hot, boil, seethe, glow. ferveo -to be born / to be a consequence or result of something. orior -to be born again. regenero -to be born, spring forth. nascor nasci natus -to be borne. traduco in passive -to be brought to a standstill, keep at, hesitate. haero -to be built on/ distinction/distinguished, excellent/excellence. insigniter -to be classed among, be condemned to. deputari -to be deceived, to be mistaken. frustra esse -to be delighted. laetor -to be diligent, strive after. studeo -to be dirty, appear vile. sordeo -to be disgusted at. taedet se -to be distrustful, distrust, despair. diffido -to be dreaming. dormito -to be earnestly engaged in, draw nigh. insto -to be established, stand firm, stop, endure. consto -to be failed by, disappointed by something. fefello -to be free from work, of a master, of property. vaco -to be hard, persist, endure, last, hold out. obduro -to be horrified, to shake, shudder /dread, tremble at. exhorresco -to be hungry, to hunger / long for, desire, yearn. esurio -to be ignorant of, not know / rarely: neglect, overlook. ignoro -to be ignorant, be unaware, not know, be unkowing. nescio -to be ignorant, disregard, not be recognized. ignoro -to be in an uproar, raise a tumult, [make a] bustle. tumultuor -to be in heat. subo -to be in one's service. facio servitium -to be in the habit of using. usitor -to be irritated. succenseo -to be laid open, bare, exposed, to be revealed. patesco -to be like, equal/ make level or even, relate. exaequo exequo -to be mastered. dominor -to be mindful of, recollect . recordo -to be moved, aroused. cito -to be near, close at hand, be under, be subject. subsum subesse -to be old, aged. seneo -to be one's own master. esse suae potestatis -to be open, be exposed. pateo -to be pleasing, agreeable. libet -to be produced, to be born. generasco -to be prominent, conspicuous . emineo -to be punished. plector -to be ready, to be easy, to be clear. promptu, in promptu esse -to be reduced to, fall back upon. redeo -to be renowned. nominor -to be revealed, to stand open, to be clear, plain. pateo -to be rich in. polleo -to be ruined, fail /cut up, cut down, destroy. concido -to be sad, be grieved. tristor -to be seen, seem, appear. videor -to be set over, preside over have charge of. praesum -to be silent, leave unmentioned. taceo tacuitacitum -to be silent, say nothing, pass over. taceo -to be silent. conticeo -to be sluggish, inert, numb, inactive, immoveable. torpeo -to be sold, up for sale /a slave. venalis -to be still, silent/ (+ acc.) be silent about / rest. sileo -to be strong, have power, be well. valeo, valui, valiturus -to be strong, powerful, able. polleo -to be strong. confortari -to be subject to, comply with. subservio -to be sufficient, suffice, be enough. sufficio -to be superfluous, to remain. supersum -to be terrified, frightened, afraid. formido -to be there. subsisto -to be thirsty. sitio -to be told (Herimann cap. 39, 44). didico -to be unknown. latet -to be unlike one's kind, fall off, degenerate. degenero -to be unsure, uncertain, wavering. hesito (haesito) -to be unwilling, wish not to, refuse. nolo, nolle, nolui -to be useful, of benefit, do good. prosum (profuturus) -to be valued at, be for sale. liceo -to be very abundant. superabundo-avi -to be very pleasing to. complaceo -to be vexed. moleste fere -to be warmed, be inflamed. caleo -to be well, be in good health. salveo -to be well. salveo -to be without hope, despair / despair of, give up. despero -to be, exist. sum fui futurus -to beak, weaken, impari, discourage. infringo, infregi, infractum -to beam forth. irradio -to bear, bring forth, produce/ create, make, get. pario -to bear, suffer, endure. perfero -to beat ones breast. plango -to beat, strike, smack, knock, hit. battuo -to becloud, darken. caligo -to become acquainted with, get to know. nosco -to become bright again. relucesco -to become calm. quieto -to become dirty. sordesco -to become dry, arid. exaresco -to become hot, begin to glow or boil. fervesco -to become know, noted. innotesco -to become known. innotesco -to become lean, skinny, thin. macresco -to become sick at the same time. coaegresco -to become soft, flexible, sticky /to weaken, slacken. lentesco -to become stiff. derigesco -to become tired, grow weary. lasesco -to become very much afraid. pertimesco -to become vigorous. vigesco -to become violent, become hard. crudesco -to become visible, appear, manifest. appareo -to become white. albeo -to become. existo -to become: heavy, a burden, weary, pregnant. ingravesco -to beg by entreaty, to excuse oneself / curse. deprecor -to beg. posco -to beget, engender, produce, create. genero -to beget. procreo -to beget. sero -to begin to blossom. floresco -to begin to bristle, shudder, quiver, shake. inhorresco -to begin to shake. horresco -to begin to shine, grow sleek. nitesco -to begin, start (esp. of speaking). ordior, ordiri, orsus -to begin, start upon, turn to, start. incoho, incohare -to begin, undertake,. coepto -to begin, undertake. coepio -to begin. exordior -to begin. ineo -to begn to shine /to grow fat or sleek. nitesco -to behold, regard, await, expect. specto -to believe /trust, commit / trust in, rely on/ think. credo -to believe unconditionally, accept wholeheartedly. accredo -to believe, suppose. reputo -to believe. credo -to bellow, roar. rudo -to bend, arch, curve /influence. curvo -to bend, bow, curve. inflecto inflexi inflectum -to bend, incline, turn, change / fall back, waver. inclino -to bend, incline, verge, to draw to an end. vergo -to bend. inclino -to bend. lento -to benefit. prosum -to bequeath, deliver, surrender, commit. trado -to beseech, pray, beg, entreat, invoke. precor -to beset, assail. circumvenio -to beset. circumsto -to besmear. linio -to bestir. expergescor -to bestow. impertior -to bestow. tribuo -to betroth, promise, pledge. spondeo -to bewail as lost. conclamo -to bewail, weep for. defleo -to bewail. defleo -to bewitch, envy. fascino -to bind below, bind on. subligo -to bind fast. praestringo -to bind on beneath, to tie. subnecto -to bind together, connect, couple. iugo -to bind together, draw together. constrictio -to bind, confine, restrain. constringo constrixi constrictum -to bind, tie. ligo -to bind. colligo -to bind. subnecto -to blam, censure, accuse. culpo -to blame, accuse /prove, expose, convict /declare. arguo -to blame, reprove, refute, hold back, check, catch. reprehendo -to blaze. flagro -to bleat. balo -to bless. beo -to block, prevent, frustrate. preoccupo -to bloom. verno -to blossom, bloom, break out. effloresco -to blow through or over. perflo -to blow. inflo -to blow. spiro -to blunt. hebeto -to boil down, boil away /(metals) melt away. decoquo -to boil up, bubble up, to appear, produce in abundance. ebullio -to boil up, swarm out (like bees). effervo -to boil, foam, glow. ferveo -to bolt, lock, fasten, bar. obfirmo -to bore through, perforate. terebro -to bore, pierce, make a hole, penetrate. foro -to borrow, procure. mutuo -to both sides, in both directions / at each point. utroque -to bow. curvo -to break an oath. perjuro -to break down. frango -to break in pieces, shatter. frango, fracta -to break off, sever, remove, dissociate, separate. abrumpo -to break open, vent, discharge, erupt. erumpo -to break out, burst forth / (milit.) attack. erumpo -to break through, penetrate /shatter. perfringo -to break to pieces. dirumpo -to break to pieces. frusto -to break up, destroy, annihilate /spoil, weaken. corrumpo -to break up, dismiss, leave, abandon, leave behind. dimitto -to break up, scatter, dissolve, slip away, fall apart. dilabor -to break, break open. effringo, effregi, effractum -to break, shatter, interrupt. rumpo, rumpi, rumpus -to break, tame [again]. redomo -to breathe /breathe again /recover /decline, diminish, ebb. respiro -to breathe out, blow out. efflo -to breathe upon. inhalo -to bridle, check, restrain, break in. infreno -to bring again, restore, repeat, echo, reproduce, recall. refero -to bring as expected, pay up, deliver. refero -to bring back a message, refer. refero, retuli, relatum -to bring back, make, reduce. redigo -to bring forth, bear, beget, father. gigno (genuit) -to bring forth. effero -to bring forward, place before, present, offer, expose. offero -to bring into disorder, confounding, destroy. confundo -to bring into the world. produco -to bring news, report / apply, bring to bear. adfero affero -to bring or reduce to a condition, lessen. redigo, redactum -to bring to completion, finish, end. expletio -to bring to naught, destroy, annul, make void. casso -to bring to nothing, annihilate, demolish. adnihilo -to bring to pass, to order, to have done. facio + inf. -to bring to pass. efficio -to bring together, assemble. concieo -to bring together, drive, draw. cogo, coegi, coactum -to bring together, put together, collect/. confero -to bring together. construo -to bring up, supply, provide, add, attach. place next. suggero -to bring up. enutrio -to bring, fetch, summon, call for. arcesso, accerso -to bring, give, impart, turn over. affero, adfero -to bring, lead, conduct. induco -to bristle. inhorreo -to brood over, lie in a place, attach oneself to. incubo -to bruise. obtero -to build beneath, lay a foundation. substruo -to build, erect, construct, contrive, toil, struggle. molior -to built in, set up, construct, furnish /train. instruo -to burn up, consume /inflame, gall, chafe. peruro perussi perustum -to burn up, to ruin, consume. comburo -to burn up. peruro -to burn with desire, blaze, vacillate [vikings], heave. aestuo -to burn, scorch, singe. (Hermann, p. 308). ustilo ustulo -to burst upon. irrumpo -to bury, inter. tumulo -to bustle about. satago -to buy up. emercor -to buy, purchase. emo emi emptum -to calculate, count, reckon, esteem, considered. duco -to call away, call down, call aside. devoco -to call away, divert. avoco -to call back, recover, refer, revoke. revoco -to call into question. voco in dubium -to call to witness. testificor -to call together, convene. convoco -to call upon, ask ernestly, request. posco -to call, name, summon. appello -to call, proclaim. nuncupo -to call, shout, cry aloud, proclaim, declare. clamo -to call, summon, name invite. voco -to call. titulo -to calm smooth sea. aequor -to cancel, blot out. oblittero -to capture, overcome, subdue, take by storm, gain. expugno -to care for, trouble about, pay attention to. curo -to carry [off], fetch. deporto -to carry a burden, have a responsibility. baiulo -to carry away, remove (avexi avectum ). aveho -to carry away, remove /steal, carry off, make away with. aufero -to carry back, bring back, return. refero -to carry in front, display, prefer. praefero, prefero -to carry in, put or place on. infero -to carry off by stealth. subtraho -to carry off, take away. asporto -to carry off, to take away. deporto -to carry on, carry forward, advance, promote,. proveho -to carry out, bring forth/ advance, impell/cite, mention. profero -to carry out, bury, lift up, exalt. effero, extuli, elatum -to carry through, complete, accomplish. peracto -to carry, bear about. gesto -to carry, bear, wear /bear, give birth to /to carry about. gero -to carry, bring, tell, relate, and much else. fero tuli latum -to carry, come. adveho -to carry, convey. veho vexi vectum -to carry, esp carry upstream. subveho -to carry, to bear, to bring. defero -to carry. affero -to cast to the ground, pour forth. fundo -to cast. jacio -to catch sight of, perceive, behold, understand. conspicio -to cause to degenerate, disgrace by degeneracy. degenero -to cause to stand, establish, place, set up. statuo -to cause, bring about, contribute. adfero affero -to cease. finio -to celebrate. tripudio -to challenge, shake. lacesso, lacesco -to change, alter /exchange. muto -to charm, influence, mislead, draw in. duco -to charm. lepor -to chatter, babble. garrio -to check, rein in. refreno -to check, repress, stop, halt, turn back /silence. confuto -to check. retundo -to check. sisto -to cheer, gladden, make joyful. laeto leto -to cherish / to warm, keep warm, caress. foveo, fovi, fotum -to cherish again, refresh, warm. refoveo -to cherish, encourage, enfold. foveo -to chew the cud, ruminate. rumino -to chirp, tweet, pipe. pipio -to choke, stifle. suffoco -to choke, suffocate. praefoco, prefoco -to choose out, esteem highly, prize, love. diligo -to choose, prefer. malo, mallui, malus -to choose, take up, apply, employ. sumo -to claim, defend. assero -to claim. vindico -to clean, cleanse, purify/ clear away, wash off/ justify. purgo -to clean. mundo -to cleanse, purify, purge. defaeco -to cleanse. deluo -to cleanse. emundo -to clear, settle up, consider, think, believe, suppose, judge. puto -to cleave to. cohaero -to climb. ascendo -to cling to, correspond to. cohaereo -to close, shut up, close off. occludo -to clothe, garb, dress. vestio -to collect in a mass. coacervo -to collect, compile. congero -to collect. coaduno -to collide with, strike against / attack. incurso -to color. coloro -to comb back. repecto -to comb, card, thrash (to card wool). pecto -to come /happen, come about, come to pass /arise. venio -to come around, surround, cheat, defraud. circumvenio -to come back, return. revenio -to come before, anticipate. praevenio -to come in haste. affluo -to come often, to visit frequently. ventito -to come out. egredior -to come to [in adiutorium] to ones assistance, succor. subvenio -to come to a boil, become hot. infervesco -to come to pass, happen, befall. evenio -to come to the aid, succor, relieve, help, assist. subvenio -to come to, arrive at, reach. devenio -to come to, go before hand, attend. prevenire -to come to. pervenio -to come to. venire contra -to come up to aid, relieve. subvenio -to come up to, overtake, obtain. adipiscor -to come upon, find, discover. invenio -to come, arrive, reach. advenio -to comfort. consolo -to command. impero -to commit oneself to. se astringo -to commit, entrust, order, command. mando -to commit. commendo -to compare, contrast /compete. contendo -to compare. comparo -to compel, restrict, confine. cogo -to complain /contain, measure /need, require. postulo -to complain excessively, whine, gripe. queritor -to complain loudly. conqueror -to complain, lament, bewail (dogs) whine, whimper. queror -to complete, accomplish, perform. perpetro -to compose with great labor. elucubro -to compress /to press around, gather around /attend (a person). stipo -to conceal, disguise, keep secret. dissimulo -to conceal. contego -to conceal. presso -to conceal. tego -to concede, yield, allow, grant, withdraw, give up. concedo -to concern oneself about the future or about others. sollicito -to concern, meet with, attain. contingo -to conclude (an agreement)/ to reduce, contract, constrict. contraho -to concur. concurro -to condemn, damn. damno -to condemn, judge, try. judico -to condemn. damno -to conduct one's self, walk, live. gradior -to conduct oneself, conduct, carry on. se gero -to conduct, lead forth. conduco -to confess (one's sins), to take a monastic oath. profiteor -to confess, admit, allow, reveal, make known. fateor -to confess, own up, admit, acknowledge. confiteor confessus -to confine, shut up, close, blockade, besiege. claudo (clausus) -to confine. coangusto -to confine. coarto -to confirm, approve, authenticate. auctorizo -to confirm. confirmo -to confuse, scatter, throw into confusion, distress. conturbo -to confute /restrain, check, repress. confuto -to confute. redarguo -to congeal, harden, freeze. congelo -to connect. annecto -to conquer, subjugate, enthrall, defeat. evinco -to consecrate, sacrifice, devote /curse, execrate. devoveo -to consider carefully, weigh, ponder. consulto -to consider oneself indebted, receive, learn, take. accipio -to consider, deliberate. delibero -to consider, perceive. inspicio -to consider, recall, comtemplate. recolo -to consider. expendo -to construct, build, arrange. construo, construxi, constructum -to construct. fabrico -to construct. perstruo -to consult + acc. consulto -to consume by fire. cremo -to consume, burn up. concremo -to contemplate, inspect. considero -to contend, fight to the finish. decerto -to contend, settle, dispute, to settle by combat. certo -to contend, strive, struggle, hasten. contendo -to contend, struggle. dimico -to continue, proceed, go on with. pergo -to contrive/do maliciously. maligno -to convert. converto -to convey. transveho -to cool, grow lukewarm, decrease. tepesco -to correct. corrigo -to cough. tussio -to count, count up, enumerate. enumero -to count, estimate/prune, cut off. deputo -to couple. copulo or copulor -to cover, bury, conceal, hide, protect, shield. tego, texi, tectum -to cover, shield, protect, defend. contego -to covet, aim at, desire eagerly. concupisco -to covet. concupisco -to cram, stuff, fill. effercio -to crawl. repere -to create, make. creo -to creep out, creep over, creep up. erepo -to creep up or crawl up from below. subrepo surrepo -to creep, crawl. repo, repsi, reptum -to cross a strait, to be taken across a strait. transfreto -to crouch down, settle, sink, subside. subsido -to crowd in, press in, trample in / impress upon. inculco -to crowd, collect in large number, visit. frequento -to crowd, visit. frequento -to crown, bind around, encircle, surround. redimio -to crush . contero -to cry aloud, shout. vociferor -to cry out, sing, praise, narrate. boo, boare -to cry out, utter. sono -to cry, shed tears. flere -to cudgel soundly. diverbero -to cultivate, work again, resume, rehabilitate. recolo -to curse. imprecor -to cut away, pare. subseco -to cut back, cut short, diminish. reseco -to cut into. infindo infidi infissum -to cut loose reseco -to cut off, to separate, take away. abscido -to cut short, lop, mutilate. praecido -to cut the throat, butcher, kill, destroy. iuguolo -to cut through, dissect, cut away. perseco -to cut, hurt, wound, amputate, divide, part. seco, secui, sectum -to cut, rend, split/divide, separate. scindo -to damage. mulco -to dare. (part. ausus ). audeo -to dash to pieces. elido -to deceive, dupe, trick, disappoint. frustro, frustror -to deceive, dupe. fallo -to decide beforehand ie plan. praejudico -to decide, determine, settle / to decide to do something. decerno -to declaim, orate / speak loudly. declamo -to declare in public, affirm, bear witness. protestor, protesto -to declare publicly, profess. profiteor -to declare, announce, report, give notice. renuntio -to decrease, grow smaller. decresco -to dedicate, consecrate, sanctify/ to curse/ deify. consecro -to dedicate. consecro -to dedicate. dedico -to defend diligently. defenso -to defend, ward off, protect, shelter. defendo -to defile. contamino -to defile. polluo -to define, describe, designate. designo -to defraud, deprive. frustro -to defy. contemno -to deign. dignor -to delay, impede, hold up. cunctor -to delay, postpone / to differ, be different. differo -to delight in/ to love. delecto -to delight. exhilaro -to deliver together, or wholly. contrado -to demand earnestly / to make a claim. expostulo -to demand, require / desire, strive after, make for. expeto -to demand. deposco depoposci -to demand. desposco -to demolish, destroy, ruin. diruo -to demolish. dissipo -to denounce. detestor -to deny /deny a debt, refuse to return something. infitior -to deny by oath. abiuro -to deny, refuse a request, deny something to someone. nego -to deny, refuse, reject. renuo -to deny, refuse. abnego -to deny. abnuo -to deny. infitias ire -to depart from, deviate, leave. discedo -to depart, deviate, digress. digredior digredi digressus -to depart, set out, to start forward, to arise. proficiscor -to depart. intransitive -to depend on/ devote oneself to. incumbo -to deposit, lay up, store / requite. repono -to deprecate, intercede?. deprecor -to deprive. viduo -to derange. conturbo -to describe, carry out. exsequor -to describe, dispose. dispono -to describe, register, assign. describo -to desert, foresake, leave. desolo -to deserve, merit. promereo, promereor -to deserve. emereor -to design, point out. propono -to desire more or much. praeopto -to desire, long for/to. cupio -to desire, want, strive for/ breathe, live. anhelo -to desire, wish for, want. opto -to desire, wish, long for, desire. cupio -to desist from. desisto -to despair. despero -to destroy, abolish, annul, do away with, obliterate, efface. aboleo -to destroy, overthrow. subvertio -to destroy, ruin, demolish, raise, overthrow. everto -to destroy, ruin, waste, scatter, squander. perdo -to destroy, ruin, wreck. pessum dare -to destroy. diruo -to destroy. disperdo -to destroy. perimo peremi peremptum -to determine beforehand, predestine. praedestino -to determine, to be determined, resolve. delibero -to detest, curse. exsecror -to devise, fit out. struo -to devise. adinvenio -to devour. consumo -to devour. devoro -to devour. haurio -to die, perish, vanish. abolesco -to die, wither away, decay. morior -to differ, to be diifferent, vary, disagree. discrepo -to dig in, bury. infodio infodi infossum -to dig out, excavate /to gut. effodio -to dig up, pull out / raze, demolish. eruo -to digress / change / vanish, disappear. abeo -to dine. ceno -to dine. epulor -to direct, address, apply / to throw to. adicio -to direct, try, attempt, stretch, extend, present, give. tendo -to disarm. exarmo -to disburse. erogo -to discern, know. sapio -to discharge one's duties, quit, retire, die, finish. defungo -to disclose fully, find out with certainty, lay open. comperio -to disclose, expose, open, make open. patefacio -to disclose. indico -to discolor. inficio -to discuss, speak, declare, utter. dissero -to disdain. despicio -to disembowel. eviscero -to disgrace, dishonor. inhonesto -to disguise. dissimulo -to disinherit. exheredo -to dislike, have an aversion to, loathe. fastidio -to dismember, cut into pieces, chop up. conseco -to dismember, disjoint, sever /divide, break up. discerpo -to dismiss, send away, lose, let slip away. amitto -to disparage. vitupero -to display, hurry on. repraesento -to displease. offendo -to disregard. neglego -to dissipate. discutio -to distinguish, recognize as different. dignosco dignosco -to distribute, divide. distribuo -to disturb, trouble, perturb, disrupt. perturbo -to disturb, upset, throw into disorder, confuse, unsettle. turbo -to dive. urino -to divest, strip off. exuo -to divide, scatter. divido -to divide. dispertio -to divide. distinguo -to do battle. praelior -to do one thing and then another. alterno -to do penance. penitio -to do thoroughly, accomplish, bring. perficio, perfeci, perfectum -to do wrong to, injure, hurt, harm. misfacio -to do wrong, err, sin, go astray. pecco -to do, perform, display, fulfill, offer, present. praesto presto -to do, produce, effect, make/ bring about, cause /prove. efficio -to do/contrive evil. maligo -to double. gemino -to doubt, hesitate. dubito -to drag off. detraho -to drag, forcibly conduct, entice, allure. pertraho -to drag, handle /treat, discuss, deal with. tracto -to drag, pull /derive, get. traho, traxi, tractum -to draw back, pull back. retraho, retraxi, retractum -to draw back, set aside, take away. removeo -to draw blood, let blood, to bleed (someone). minuo -to draw forth. extraho -to draw out, draw on, produce, recall to the colors. evoco -to draw out, lead out, march out/bring up, rear/ issue. educo -to draw out, rpotact, defer, make known. protraho (protractus) -to draw over, cover/ lead against / pass, spend. obduco -to draw together, bind up. substringo -to draw together, tighten, compress, compact /. adstringo -to draw up. instruo -to draw, shape, construct/ (time) spend, delay. duco -to dread. paveo -to dream /(+ acc.) to dream of, imagine foolishly. somnio -to dream /+ acc.to imagine foolishly. somnio -to drench. perfundo -to drink up, suck in. combibo -to drink, quaff. bibo -to drive against, strike upon. impello -to drive away, thrust out. exturbo -to drive back, repel. repello -to drive before one, drive away. propello -to drive off, drive away, rustle cattle, steal. abigo -to drive out, expel, force out, banish. expello (expuli expulsum ) -to drive out. extrudo -to drive together, collect, force, compel. compello -to drive, beset, urge. urgeo -to drive, move towards/ [passive] to land. appello -to dwell, abide. habito -to earn. promereor -to earnestly request. deposco -to eat breakfast. iento -to eat breakfast. iento -to eat greedily, swallow up, consume, gorge oneself. voro -to eat lunch. prandio -to eat up, consume /waste, squander. comedo, comedi, comesum -to eat, consume, devour, waste. edo edi essum -to effect, perform. patro -to eject. expello -to elect. eligo -to elevate, surpass. excello -to embark. conscendo navem -to embellish. honesto -to embrace, surround. amplector -to embrace, take firmly, include, seize. comprehendo -to emerge, appear, exist, be. exsisto -to emerge, be/ happen, take place. exsisto -to encounter, meet. obvio -to encourage, incite, exhort. cohortor -to encourage. exhorto -to endeavor. nitor -to endure, undergo. perfero, pertulit -to endure. perpetior -to enfeeble. resolvo -to engender, beget. genero -to engender, bring forth. progigno, progenui, progenitum -to engrave. insigno -to enjoin. indico -to enjoy, delight in, use. fruor -to enlarge, accumulate. exaggero -to enlarge, extend/ delay, postpone. profero -to enlarge, increase, improve. amplio -to enlarge, lengthen, extend /put off, defer. prolato -to enrich, endow, make wealthy. dito -to enrich, make wealthy. dito -to enrich, make wealthy. locupleto -to ensnare, deceive. decipio -to entangle, ensnare, hinder, prevent, obstruct. impedo -to entangle, hold fast. impedio -to entangle. intrico -to enter upon [a journey] tread; (with d.) follow. insisto -to enter upon, begin on /(with inf.) to begin to. ingredior -to enter, go in /begin, commence, undertake, start. ineo -to entice, allure. prolecto -to entreat for, beg for /intercede /curse. deprecor -to entreat. exposco -to entrust, commit. comitto -to envy, be jealous of, look upon with envy. invideo -to envy, refuse. invideo -to equip, adorn. exorno -to equip, furnish, embellish. adorno -to equip, furnish, supply / decorate, adorn. orno -to erect, raise, set up / arouse, encourage, incite. erigo -to escape. evado -to escape. subterfugio -to escort, bring away. deduco -to establish, appoint. constituo -to establish, cause, occasion. indo (past indidi) -to establish, found, institute. instituo -to estimate, guess, reckon. aestimo -to exact. exigo -to exalt. attollo -to exalt. extollo -to exalt. sublimo -to examine, explore, investigate, root up. rimor -to examine, inquire, learn. cognosco -to examine, treat of, discuss. dissero -to excell. exsupero -to excite, agitate, stir up, move. permoveo -to excite, prompt, suggest, assign, bring to mind, offer. suggero -to excite, spur, inspire, increase /hasten, urge on. incito -to execute completely, enjoy to the full. perfruor -to execute, avenge, punish /relate, describe, explain. exsequor -to exempt from blame, excuse, make excuses, plead. excuso -to exert oneself. desudo -to exhaust, make out. exhaurio -to expend. impendo -to explain, explain, reveal. declaro -to explain. interpretor -to expose. detego -to expound, display. expono -to extend, aim, direct, direct one's course, aim at. intendo -to extend. propago -to extinguish, put out. exstinguo, exstingui, exstinctum -to extol. magnifico -to extreme poverty. egestas -to exult, be joyful. exulto -to fabricate, make up. confingo -to fail, be wanting/ fail in duty, commit a crime. delinquo -to fail, err, fall short, be missing, absent. desum, defui, deesse -to fall asleep. obdormio -to fall back upon, be reduced to, be brought to. redeo -to fall back, pass away, depart. recedo -to fall down / fall dead, die / sink, fall. decido -to fall down /to happen, occur / to hack, hew /to ruin. accido -to fall down at another's feet. provolvo -to fall down, sink, perish / (wind) subside. concido -to fall ill, become troubled, grow worse. aegresco, egresco -to fall in love with, find pleasure in. adamo -to fall in or on, fall in with /happen, occur. incido -to fall into confusion. vacillo -to fall prey to death. praeoccupor morte -to fall prostrate. procido -to fall to the ground, sink down /be ruined, destroyed. corruo -to fall upon again, repeat, demand repeatedly, return. repeto -to fall upon, assail, attack, assault. ingruo -to fall upon. expeto -to fall violently upon, assail, assault. ingruo -to fall, drop, plummet, topple. cado -to fall, fall down, (for the sun) to set. occido, occidi, occasum -to fall, fall into, lie down. decumbo -to fall, topple, drop /fall dead. occumbo -to fall. occumbo -to falter in fidelity, give way to, waver in opinion, doubt. nuto -to fan /to wave something. ventilo -to fashion. formo -to fasten down, make fast, fix /determine settle /appoint. destino -to fasten together, hold in check, curb. compescor -to fasten together. necto -to fasten. defigo -to fatten. sagino -to favor, befriend, delight in approval. faveo -to fear, be afraid, dread. timeo -to fear, dread, be frightened. metuo -to fear. vereor -to feast, banquet, dine. epulor -to feast, feast on. epulor -to feed upon. depascor -to feed, to eat. vesco, vescor -to feel deeply. persentio -to feel diffident, ashamed. verecundor -to feel one's way. palpo -to feel the want of. careo -to feel, judge, suppose, vote. sentio -to fell, fall, be fruitless, kill. caedo -to fertilize /cheer, gladden, delight. laetifico, letifico -to fetter. constringo -to fight against, attack, assault, assail. oppugno -to fight, attack, oppose. objurgo -to fight, strike, deal blows, lash out. ferito -to fight. pugno -to fighten, terrify, intimidate. territo -to fill in (or up), satisfy, content, fulfil, perform. impleo -to fill up, content, satisfy. impleo -to fill up, man, bring up to strength, fulfil. compleo -to fill up, stuff. farci, farci, fartum -to fill up. impleo -to fill, fill up, complete, finish. expleo explevi expletum -to fill, satisfy. saturo -to finish, complete. compleo -to fish out, find out, discover. expiscor -to fit, approve, be suitable, proper, fit. apto -to fix in advance. praedico -to fix the limits of, set boundaries to, delimit. determino -to fix, fasten /to imprint, impress. infigo -to fix, hammer in, drive in, fasten. pango -to fix, station, place, cause to stand, set. constituo -to flash, shine, beam. fulgeo (fulsi ) -to flash. fulgur -to flash. reniteo -to flatter, caress, (+ dat.) coax. blandior -to flatter. blandio -to flee, escape, fly away, rush out. evolo -to flee, escape, runa aaway /avoid, shun. fugio -to flee, have recourse to, take refuge. confugo -to flee, retreat, run awar. terga dare -to flee/ interpret, understand/ upset, overthrow. verto -to flourish, bloom. vigeo -to flow away, disappear, be lost. defluo -to flow down, waste, disappear. defluo -to flow in /to rush in, steal in. influo influi influxum -to flow out, spread /arise, emanate, originate. emanio -to flow, pour, stream. fluo -to flow. mano -to fly or cut through. seco -to fly, speed, move rapidly. volo -to fold together. complico -to fold. plico -to follow after. subsequor -to follow to the grave, follow to the end. exsequor exequor -to follow, pursue, assail, reproach, rebuke, attack. insequor -to follow, pursue, take revenge. persequor persequi persecutus -to follow, trail. sequor -to forbid, prohibit, outlaw, gain an injunction. interdico -to forbid. interdico -to force, compel, coerce. coacto -to foreknow. praescio -to foresee, provide, make provision for. provideo -to foretell, announce before hand. praenuntio, prenuntio -to forgive, send back. remitto -to forgive. justifico -to form again, re-establish, mould anew. reformo -to form by beating with a hammer, invent, devise. extundo -to form, fashion, make /duplicate, copy. effingo -to forsake, desert, abandon. derelinquo -to forsake. linquo -to fortify, defend, protect /build a road. munio -to forwarn. praemoneo -to foster, draw out. educo -to foster, support, encourage. foveo, fovi, fotum -to found, establish. fundo -to free from a snare, disentangle /ready, settled, arranged. expedio -to free from faults, emend, edit. emendo -to free, release, take out, remove, waste. eximo -to freeze. gelo -to frighten, terrify, scare away, deter. terreo -to fulfill, finish. expleo -to fulfill, perform, carry out. adimpleo -to furl sails. lego vela -to furnish, equip, provide /instigate secretly, suborn. suborno -to furnish, offer. praesto -to furnish, provide, supply. exorno -to gab, chatter. effutio -to gain, learn, perceive, understand. percipio percepi perceptum -to gain, profit, win. lucror -to gain. obtineo -to gape /yearn for, desire, want, covet. inhio -to gape wide. hio -to gather strength, become stronger. invalesco -to gather together, assemble, convene. congrego -to gather together, assemble, draw up, unite. contraho -to gather, choose, collect, pass through, read. lego -to get again, find, ascertain, invent, find again. reperio -to get into a certain state, to fall into. venio -to get the start of/ to forestall, prevent, hinder. praevenio -to get up , arise. surgo surrexi surrectum -to get wet. madesco -to get, accomplish, effect, obtain (by asking). impetro -to gird, encircle. praecingo -to give a hint. summoneo -to give a nod to, give a sign to. innuo -to give a ruling, make an arrangment, decide. statuo -to give again, give as due. retribuo -to give assent, approve. annuo -to give back, give up. redono -to give back, restore, return /answer, translate, render. reddo -to give bountifully, shower (with gifts). largior -to give duration, to render old. invetero -to give forth, foam. exaestuo -to give in abundance. suppedito -to give orders, command /to rule, hold sway. impero -to give out, divide, allot, assign, grant, give, allow. tribuo -to give permission/ to experience, suffer (troubles). facio -to give way, totter. labasco -to give, bring, place, / inspire, cause,/ add, join. addo -to give, offer, convey, offer, donate, furnish. do -to give, present. munero/munerior -to give. dono -to gleam especially. praeniteo -to gleam faintly, glimmer, glow. subluceo -to gleam. eniteo -to gleam. splendeo -to glide away, flow under, slip away, escape. subterlabor -to glide past, translated as transient. praelabor -to glitter, glittering. corusco -to glorify, adorn, exalt. glorifico -to glory, brag, boast, pride oneself. glorior -to glut oneself, gorge. ingurgito -to gnash one's teeth, bruise, crush, grind. frendo -to gnash the teetch. infrendeo -to go across. transmeo -to go against, attack, enter, penetrate . penetro -to go ahead, proceed, advance, continue. procedo -to go apart, withdraw. secedo -to go astray, wander, err. erro -to go away, depart, leave. abscedo -to go away, desist. absisto -to go away, retire /depart from life, die. abeo -to go away. discedo -to go back, come back, return /(revenue) to come in. redeo -to go back, retire, recede, retreat. recipio, recepi, receptum -to go back, retreat, retire, disappear. recedo -to go back, return, revert. reverto -to go back. repedo -to go backwards. retrogradior -to go before, precede /to say in advance /to order. praeeo, preeo -to go before. praeire -to go by, pass by, escape. pretereo -to go forth, advance, proceed, go out. progredior -to go off to, betake oneself to, pour forth, inflict. ingero -to go on, be advantageous, accomplish. proficio -to go out, come out /result, prosper /turn out well. procedo -to go out, leave, depart, exit. egredior, egressus -to go out, set out / get off / escape / result. evado -to go over, pass over, cross over, go past. transeo -to go to bed, retire. cubitum ire -to go to meet, rush upon. occurro -to go to see, visit, inspect, look at. inviso -to go to, approach, address, attack. aggredior -to go to, begin, attack. aggredior -To go up and down, back and forth, in and out. commeo -to go, advance, proceed, travel, move along, progress. eo ire itum -to go, proceed /turn out, happen/go away, withdraw. cedo -to go, result. praecedo, praecessi, praecessum -to goad, incite, stimulate, urge. instigo -to govern. imperito -to grab, try to get, grab at. capto -to grace. decoro -to grant peace. do pacem -to grant, yield/ withdraw. cedo, cessi, cessum -to grasp, know, understand. teneo -to grasp, take together, unite /comprehend. comprehendo -to graze, forage, browse. pasco -to greatly adorn. perorno -to grieve, sorrow. mador maero -to groan, bellow, roar, low. mugio -to groan, sigh over. ingemisco -to groan. ingemisco -to grow accustomed to, used to, make familiar. adsuesco assuesco -to grow fat, sleek. pinguesco -to grow haughty. insolesco -to grow in or on. inolesco -to grow mild, ameliorate. mitesco -to grow mild. mansuesco -to grow old, to grow aged, to mature, wear out. senesco -to grow old, weak, feeble, infirm. consenesco -to grow out of. subnascor -to grow strong / become fashionable / prevail / be able. evalesco -to grow strong, gain strength. convalesco -to grow strong. valesco -to grow thick. denso -to grow thickly, abound. exubero -to grow tired, weary. defetiscor (defessus) -to grow up after. succresco -to grow up, mature. subolesco -to grow very strong. praevalesco -to grow, mature. alesco -to growl. infremo -to grumble, mutter. mussito -to guard. custodio -to guide, govern, direct, to rule. rego, rexi, rectum -to guide, manage, mitigate, measure. moderor -to guide, serve (food). administro -to guide. perduco -to halter, put a halter on a horse. capistro -to hand over, carry down, communicate, offer, refer. defero -to handle, manage, perform. tractare -to hang over, be imminent, threaten. immineo -to hang over, lie heavily upon / dwell in / watch over. incubo -to hang over, threaten, menace, be imminent. impendeo -to hang to, stick to, adhere. adhaero -to hang, depend, be suspended /be uncertain, undecided. pendeo -to happen to mention. incido in mentionem -to harass, attack. lacesso -to harass, torment. fatigo -to harden, last, endure. duro -to harmonize, unite. concordo -to hasten / accelerate, speed up. propero -to hasten, hurry, speed. festino -to hasten, speed, move rapidly, come quickly. propero -to hasten. propero -to hate, despite, hold in contempt, dislike strongly. odio -to have a bad odor, stink. feteo -to have frequently /dwell, reside /take possession. habito -to have no hope, despair, give up. despero -to have read, display, have on show. promptu, in promptu habere -to have strength, have power, be effective. valeo -to have the benefit of, to enjoy. fruor -to have, bear. gero -to have, hold, possess /consider, regard. habeo habui habitum -to heal, cure. medicor -to heal. sano -to heap. cumulo -to hear, hearken, listen to. audio -to hearken to, grant. exaudio -to heat, boil, melt. fervefacio -to hedge in. consepio -to hedge in. saepio -to help, aid, assist /to please, delight, gratify. iuvo -to help, aid, assist, succor. adiuvo -to hesitate. differo -to hide away. delitesco -to hide, conceal, cover. occulto -to hide, conceal, keep secret. celo -to hide, conceal, secrete. abscondo -to hinder. obsum -to hinder. praepedio -to hint at, suggest, mean. innuo, innui, innutum -to hit, beat /exile, drive away, banish. pello pepulli pulsum -to hold back, hinder, keep to oneself. comprimo -to hold back, restrain, detain, keep, maintain. retineo -to hold back, restrain. contineo -to hold back, withhold, restrain. prohibeo -to hold in, check, restrian /back water /practice. inhibeo -to hold one's course, conceive. teneo iter -to hold up, sustain, endure. sustineo -to hold, keep, possess, maintain /to continue. obtineo -to hold, keep, possess, maintain. teneo -to hold, to establish. statuo -to hold, to keep togethere, to contian. contineo -to hollow out. concavo -to honor (a deity), polish, adorn, refine, serve. excolo -to honor. honoro -to hope for, hope. spero -to hope. spero -to howl loudly. exululo -to humble, cast aside. abico -to hunt, loan, join. faeneror -to hunt,. venor -to hurl against, strike. impingo -to hurl, throw /put together, conjecture. conicio -to ignore, leave unnoticed. dissimulo -to imbue. imbuo -to imitate, substitute. imitor -to impart, render, return, hand over, surrender. reddo -to impede, slow down, obstruct. retardo -to impede. tardo -to implore, entreat, beg, call as a witness. obtestor -to impress upon one. to remind. commoneo -to increase, enlarge. amplifico -to increase, spread. pullulo -to increase, strengthen. augeo -to increase. augmento -to indicate, show, describe, explain. demonstro -to inflate, swell. inflo -to inform fully, instruct thoroughly. edoceo -to infuse. refundo -to inhabit, reside somewhere, dwell (in). incolo, incolere -to inhabit. inhabito -to injure, weaken, discourage, damage, break. adflicto affligo -to injure. violo -to inquire. interrogo -to insinuate oneself, steal in. irrepo -to insinuate, work one's way in, intimate. insinuo -to inspire. inspiro -to instigate. hortor -to instruct thoroughly. edoceo -to instruct, advise, warn, anticipate. praecipio, precipio -to instruct, teach, tutor. doceo docui doctum -to instruct. informo -to instruct. praecipo -to inter. humo -to intercept. intercipio intercepi interceptum -to intermingle, join, mix. commisceo -to interrogate. percunctor -to intoxicate. debrio -to invention. adinventio -to invigorate. vegeto -to invite, summon. invito -to irritate, exasperate, excite. irrito -to irritate. exaspero -to itch. prurigo -to join (together), to be after. continuo -to join battle. praelium facio -to join connect. adjungo -to join together, come together. convenio -to join, bind. connecto -to join, unite, cinnect /yoke, harness /to mate. iungo iunxi iunctum -to join, yoke. subjungo -to joke, jest, make merry. ioco iocor -to judge, consider. iudico -to judge, resolve on. decerno -to keep back, detain, hang onto. detineo -to keep in, surround, contain, confine, include. contineo -to keep on, persist, persevere, endure. teneo -to keep oneself. se habere -to keep out of the way, be concealed. latito -to kill cruelly, slay, butcher, massacre, slaughter. trucido -to kill, murder, slay. interficio interfeci interfectum -to kill, slay, put to death. neco -to kill, slay. leto -to kill. occido -to kindle, illuminate, inflame. accendo -to kindle, set afire from below. succendo -to kiss. basio -to knock down, cast down /destroy, ruin. prosterno -to knock, hit, strike /shock, offend, displease. offendo -to know again, recognize, report, understand, admit. agnosco -to know, understand. scio -to know. noero, noro -to labour to bring forth, bear children. enitor -to lad out colonists, found a colony. deduco -to lamen, weep, weep over. ploro -to land, steer, attach. applico -to land. appello -to languish, grow more sick, fail. aegroto -to lap. lambo -to lash, beat, whip, flog. verbero -to last endure, persist. eduro -to laugh at, laugh. rideo risi risum -to laugh at, mock, deride. derideo -to laugh at, mock, ridicule. inrideo -to launch, ponder. libro -to lavish care upon. operam do -to lavish, bestow, grant, give abundantly. largior -to lay aside, put away, store/strip, deprive. exuo -to lay hold of. arripio -to lay in ruins. disicio -to lay in. impono -to lay out, expend, weigh out. impendo -to lay to a charge, enter in an account, impute to. imputo -to lay waste, ravage, devastate. depopulo, depopulor -to lay waste, ravage. devasto -to lay, place, put, set /(milit.) post, station. pono posui positum -to lead back, bring back, return. reduco -to lead in, introduce, induce, influence. induco indux inductum -to lead in, introduce. introduco -to lead on the march, marry a wife, command. duco -to lead the way. praeeo -to lead through, conduct, carry through. perduco -to lead, draw, esteem, consider. duco -to lead, induce, persuade, bring. adduco -to lead, or take away/ detach, withdraw. abduco -to lead. induco-are -to lead. protelo -to lean against /strive, strain, labor, struggle. nixor -to leap at or on /revile, insult, deride, heap scorn upon. insulto -to leap over. transilio -to leap upon. assilio -to leap, jump, dance (as in a religious procession). tripudio -to learn, become acquainted with. disco -to learn, find out, ascertain. comperio -to leave behind, bequeath/abandon, forsake. relinquo -to leave desolate, abandoned, to forsake. desolo -to leave off, cease /linger, delay. cesso -to leave off, give over, cease, stop, desist. desino (desiit) -to leave, abandon, foresake. desero -to leave, forgive, send away, abandon. dimitto -To less, diminish, decrease, grow smaller. minuo minui minutum -to let down, lower /subject, subordinate. summitto -to let down, lower. demitto -to let go forward, send forth, promise, undertake. promitto -to let go without reins. effreno -to let go, send forth, undertake, promise. promitto -to let go, transfer / estrange / forget. alieno -to let slip, lose, pardon. omitto -to liberate, deliver/ punish, avenge/ claim, assume. vindico -to lick /(of rivers) to wash. lambo -to lie down often. cubito -to lie down, recline / be ill in bed. cubo -to lie hidden, be concealed. latito -to lie in ambush. commoro, in loco insidiarum -to lie or lean upon, lean over, overhang. incumbo -to lie, lie prostrate, lie dead. iaceo -to lift (an obstacle), raise. libero -to lift . tollo -to lift again, lighten, alleviate, relieve. relevo -to lift up, raise up, erect /elevate, exalt. extollo -to lift up, raise, elevate, carry away. . tollo sustuli sublatum -to lift up, take away. tollo -to light up, illuminate. illustro -to light. elucido -to limp, halt, be lame, to hobble. claudeo -to limp. claudico -to linger. morulo -to link together, bind together. concateno -to listen to, hear plainly, hear favorably. exaudio -to live from another's table. aliena quadra vivere -to live in exile. exsulo -to live, be alive. vivo vixi victum -to live, to sustain, support life. vivo -to load, burden, oppress, fil up. onero -to loiter, linger, tarry, belay. demoror -to long for, wish for greatly, to miss. desidero -to look at attentively, gaze at, consider. intueor -to look at, behold, gaze at, see. aspicio -to look at, regard carefully,. considero -to look at, watch, see/aim at, tend towards. specto -to look back, provide for, respect, have regard for. respicio -to look down, regard from above, despise. despicio -to look for, expect, await, wait for. exspecto -to look into the distance, contemplate. prospicio -to look over, survey, inspect, discern. pervideo -to look to the interests of, come to a conclusion. consulo -to look upward at, esteem, respect /to suspect. suspicio -to loosen, enlarge, relax, ease, lighten. relaxo -to loosen, untie, release, free, dissolve, break up. solvo -to lose, destroy. perdo -to love, like, be fond of, cherish. amo -to lower. summittere -to lure forth, entice. prolicio prolixi -to lure out, coax out. expalpo -to lurk, lie hidden. latere -to magnify, glorify, honor /slay, fight, punish, afflict. macto -to maintain, keep up, carry out, fulfill, accomplish. exsequor -to maintain, sustain. sustento -to make a bargain or agreement, covenant, deal. paciscor -to make a diligent search for, examine. perquiro -to make a face. subringor -to make a loan. dare mutuum -to make a mound, heap up, increase. aggero -to make a noise /sing /celebrate/ (of words) to mean. sono -to make a public statement / to declare oneself. profiteor -to make an agreement, covenant, pact. paciscor -to make anew, refresh, revive, change, alter, invent. novo -to make bloody, stain with blood. cruento -to make bright or clear, make clear in the mind. claro -to make cheerful. exhilaro -to make clear, reveal, disclose. promptu, in promptu ponere -to make clear, serene, make calm. sereno -to make clear. enucleo -to make clear. explano -to make dark, blacken. infusco -to make dizzy. caligo -to make firm. consolido -to make fit, adapt, please, oblige, serve. commodo -to make for, go to, seek, strive after. peto -to make for, seek out, relate to. peto -to make friendly, procure the favor, bring together. concilio -to make full use of, to abuse. abutor -to make greater, add, increase, augment. adaugeo -to make happy, to bless, to prosper. fortuno -to make haste. festino -to make known, publicize, make patent. pando -to make known, say, speak, narrate. narro -to make lasting, secure, affirm. firmo -to make losses good/ fulfil, discharge (duties). expleo -to make mild or ripe, make smooth, pacify, appease. mitigo -to make progress, advance. proficio -to make public. manifesto -to make public. propalo -to make resistance. repugno -to make sad or gloomy. contristo -to make sad, cause sadness, sadden. tristifico -to make uneasy, to anguish. anxio -to mangle. discerpo -to mangle. lanio -to manifest joy, congratulate. grator -to march back, retreat, return. regredior -to march forward. progredior -to marine, sometimes the surface of the the sea. aequoreus -to mark beneath, notice secretly, write underneath. subnoto -to mark out, regard, consider carefully, survey. contemplor -to marvel at, admire, wonder. miror -to mean, signify, denote. volo (sibi velle) -to measure, traverse. permetior -to meditate upon, roll on or onwards. volvo -to meet with, devise, hit upon, discover, find. reperio -to meet. condeco -to melt, waste away, pine, be spoiled. tabesco -to mingle. commiscere -to miss, want / seek to know / obtain, get. quaero, quero -to mitigate, relieve, make better. lenio -to mix properly, temper, regulate, mitigate. tempero -to mix, mingle, blend. misceo miscui mixtum -to mock, cheat. deludo -to mock, make fun of, ridicule. illudo illusi illusum -to mock. subsanno -to moderate, diminish, direct, govern. moderor -to molest. infesto -to mould. plasmo -to mourn, be in mourning, grieve/(tans,) to lament, bewail. lugeo -to move away, remove, take away. emoveo -to move away, remove, take out, shift. amoveo -to move forward. incedo -to move to, bring up, apply. admoveo -to move violently, disturb, shake /excite, upset. commoveo -to move violently, stir up, excite, arouse. concito -to move, arouse, affect, influence. moveo moti motum -to muffle up. obvolvo -to mutilate. decurto -to need, lack, want, be without. egeo -to needle. subscalpo -to needy. egens -to no purpose. incassum -to nod assent. adnuo -to nod, consent, give assent to /approve, favor. annuo -to notice secretly. subsentio -to notify in return, send back word, respond. remando -to obey. obtempero -to obliterate, destroy, annihilate. annullo -to obliterate, efface. deleo -to observe. conspicio -to observe. contemplor -to obtain by service, earn completely, deserve well. emerio -to obtain, acquire, get possession of. usurpo -to obtain, get, acquire. adepto -to occupy oneself, perform, do, execute. fungor, fungi, functus -to occupy, keep, hold. teneo -to occupy, seize, appropriate, confiscate, commandeer. occupo -to occur / run to meet, attack /oppose, work against. occurro -to occur, come about, happen. occuro -to offer a price, to offer to buy, bid, proffer, tender. liceor -to offer, hold out, supply, provide, allow. praebeo, prebeo -to offer, throw in someone's teeth. obicio obieci obiectum -to offer. praebeo -to omit, leave out /let go. omitto -to one's gaze fixed and frozen. definxu obtutu -to oppose, defend, stand against. obsto -to oppose, resist, fight back. adversor -to oppress, burden, make suffer. gravo -to ordain. monstro -to order, bid. iubeo -to order, command /tell someone to do. iubeo iussi iussum -to otherwise bring upon, enter, be troublesome. infero -to overcloud. obnubilo -to overcome, bend. flecto -to overcome, conquer. convinco -to overcome, to demonstrate. convinco -to overflow, abound,. exundo -to overflow, stream over, overflow, excess, flood. redundo -to overtake, arrive. supervenio -to overthrow, prostrate. prosterno -to overthrow. subversio -to overturn, destroy. . subverto -to overwhelm, destroy. obruo -to owe, to be morally bound to, to be bound by. debeo -to pacify, make peace, reconcile. pacifico -to paint, embroider, draw. pingo, pixi, pictum -to pander, flatter, make up to /to promote, advance. lenocinor -to pardon, forgive, excuse. indulgeo -to pardon. ignosco -to pass away, be destroyed, perish. pereo -to pass away. defungor -to pass betond, go beyond. praetorgredior, pretergredior -to pass beyond. transgredior -to pass judgment. judico -to pass over, pass by, omit. praetereo, pretereo -to pass through, go across. transeo -to pass through, survey, look, examine. perlustro -to pass through. permeo -to pass time, live. degero -to pass, to have been. abeo -to pass. transigo, transactum -to pay a creditor, satisfy a creditor. satago -to pay the penalty. poena dare -to penetrate /sting, annoy, harrass. pungo pupugi punctum -to perceive, experience, hold an opinion,. sentio -to perceive. cerno -to perish, be utterly ruined. depereo -to perish, die, go to ruin, decay. intereo -to perish, die. intereo -to perish. dilabor -to persecute, hunt down, track, trail. persequor -to persist, persevere, continue. persevero -to persist, persevere. persisto -to persist, remain firm. persto -to pertain to, relate to, concern. pertineo -to pick out, select, choose. eligo -to pierce through. transverbero -to pilfer. surripio -to pillage. depopulo -to pillage. depopulor -to pity. misereo, misereor -to placate, appease. placo -to place /leave in the lurch, abandon,. destituo -to place an interdict. interdico -to place between, interpose /intervene. interpono -to place near, put to, serve, put on the table. appono -to place, intrust, join. committo -to place, put, arrange. colloco -to place, put, position. loco -to place, set, stow /embark /cheat, deceive. impono -to plan, arrange, contrive, think out. incogito -to plan, search, procure. quaero -to plant, breed, produce, give rise to. semino -to plant, implant, generate. ingenero -to play the fool, to trifle. ineptio -to play, sport /imitate, banter /delude, deceive. ludo, lusi, lusum -to play/sing to stringed instrument, esp. cithara. psallo -to plead urgently. efflagito -to pledge, agree upon. pango -to plow up, dig up /write on a wax tablet. exaro -to plow. aro -to pluck off / to gather, take away. decerpo -to pluck, rescue. eruo -to pluck, seize, grab, lay hold of, hold on to. carpo -to pluck, twitch /criticize, taunt. velico -to plunder, lay waste, pillage, ravage. depraedor depredor -to plunder, tear to pieces. diripio -to plunder. praedor -to plunge. demergo -to poison, taint, corrupt. inficio infeci infectum -to polish, instruct. erudio -to polish, smooth / instruct, teach, educate. erudio -to pollute with guilt, with blood, etc. sceleratus, scelero -to pollute, infect. contamino -to pollute. foedo -to ponder, compass + gen. tracto -to ponder, consider, think over. pensito -to pound. contundo -to pour forth, gush, stream. profundo, profui, profusum -to pour in or over /(+ dat.) administer. infundo infudi infusum -to pour out, pour forth, shed, utter. effundo -to pour out. effundo -to pour together, mix, blend /confound, confuse, trouble. confundo -to pour upon. supermitto -to pour, pour out (like molten metal), melt, cast. fundo -to practise diligently. exercito -to praise exaggerate /decorate, adorn. extollo -to praise very much, approve highly. collaudo -to praise, extoll, commend /name, mention, cite, quote. laudo -to prate, chatter. garrio -to preach. praedicare -to precede, go before /surpass, excell. praecedo, precedo -to precede. antecedo -to precede. praecedo -to prepare, get ready/ set, put/ furnish, supply/ buy. paro -to prepare, ready, make ready, arrange. praeparo, preparo -to present with something, "gratifier". munifico -to preserve, conserve, maintain, keep, hold to. conservo -to preserve, serve, guard. servo -to preside over, be distinguished. praecello -to press down, depress, low-lying. deprimo (depressus) -to press down, strike down. praemo, premo -to press heavily upon, weigh down, oppress. praegravo, pregravo -to press together, reduce, abrdiged. arto -to press upon, to struggle to reach. conitor -to pretend, sham. simulo -to prevail upon a person, entreat successfully. exoro -to prevail, have power. praevaleo -to prevent, hinder, restrain, prohibit, forbid. prohibeo -to prick, goad. repungo -to prick, puncture, stab /touch, move. pungo pupugi punctum -to prick, sting, jab. fodio -to pride oneself, boast, glory in. glorior -to proceed on the winds. ingredior vi ventorum -to proceed, pursue. pergo -to proclaim (a person as chosen). declaro -to proclaim, announce, declaim. pronuntio -to proclaim, make publicly known, announce, disclose. indico -to proclaim. diffamo -to procure. impetro -to produce, disclose, bring forth. promo prompsi promptum -to produce, engender. progenero -to produce, show, display, offer, allow, cause. exhibeo exibeo -to profane, desecrate. temero -to promise in return, promise again. repromitto -to promise to God, vow, pray for. voveo, vovi, votum -to promise, offer. polliceor -to prop up, bolstered. suffulcio -to prophesy. praesagio -to propitiate. lito -to protect, defend, support, patronize. patrocinor -to protect. protego -to prove. declaro -to prove. demonstro -to provide arms, arm, equip, fit out. armo -to publish. evulgo -to publish. promulgo -to pucker, pile up. aggero -to puff up, swell /to be pompous. tumeo -to pull apart, pull in pieces. distraho, distraxi, distractum -to pull, pluck out. vello, velli, vulsum -to punish, avenge, gave vengeance. punio -to punish. plecto -to purge. expurgo -to purify with sacred rites. pio -to purify, whitewash. dealbo -to purify. expio -to pursue eagerly, devote oneself to. insto -to pursue. prosequor -to put a mark upon, adorn, distinguish. insignio -to put after, consider of less account, [posthabito]. posthabeo -to put after, consider secondary. postpono -to put before. praeduco -to put down, enter (in a register) /assign to a cause. refero -to put down, lay aside. depono -to put down, to put under. subiecto -to put forth, make a promise, oath. promitto -to put in charge of. praeficio, preficio, prefeci prefectum -to put in motion, move, rouse. agito -to put in place of, substitute, forge. suppono subpono -to put into quick motion, quickened. cito -to put into, pass through, penetrate. penetro -to put next, put under, put in place of. sustituo -to put off, delay. prodico -to put to flight, chase away, drive into exile, pursue. fugo -to put to flight, chase. fugo -to put to shame, disgrace. infamo -to put together, compose. compono -to put under, subject /put next to, add. suppono subpono -to putrefy, day, rot. putesco - to quarrel, brawl /scold. iurgo -to quarrel, dispute. litigo -to quicken, hasten, speed /accelerate. accelero -to quicken. vivifico -to rage, be furious, take violent action. saevio -to rage. furo -to rage. grassor -to rain, shower, sprinkle. pluo -to raise high. exalto -to raise up, elevate. subrigo, subrexi subrectum -to raise up, maintain, support, accept, receive, undertake. suscipio -to raise, lifet up, elevate/ excite, exalt. attollo -to raise, lift up /relieve, ease /diminish, weaken, impair. levo -to ramble over. pererro -to ransom, pay back, requite. rependo -to ratify, hallow, render inviolable or irrevocable. sanctio -to rave furiously. desaevio -to ravish, corrupt. constupro -to ravish, steal, rob. rapio -to ravish. stupro -to reach the age of puberty. pubesco -to reach the prime of life. iuvenesco -to read again, re-read. relego, relegi, relectum -to read aloud, recite. recito -to rebuke. increpo -to recall, reflect upon, rework, resume, rehabilitate. recolo -to recall. reminiscor -to receive, accept, withdraw, take back. recipero -to receive, admit/ adopt / take up, approve. ascisco -to receive, intercept. excipo -to reckon, reflect upon, impute, think, judge. reputo -to recline at table, dine. accubo -to recline, lie. recubo -to recognize, recollect, recall. recognosco -to recognize, understand, perceive. agnosco -to recommend, advise (a person). suadeo -to reconsider, undertake again. retracto -to recount, recite, announce, allege, report, reply. refer -to recount, review. recenseo -to recover one's senses, become reasonable. resipisco -to recover, renew, repeat, resume. resumo -to recreate, restore, revive. recro -to redeem, ransom, buy back /hire, buy, procure. redimo -to redouble, repeat /be redoubled, increase. ingemino -to reduce to ashes. favillesco -to reduce, inhibit, diminish, narrow. stringo -to reduce, ruin, distress, cast down, strike against, weaken. affligo -to reflect upon, brood. revolvo -to reflect upon, consider, ponder /practice. meditor, meditatus -to reflect upon, withdraw. replico -to reflect, consider, ponder, reflect. consulo -to refortify. remunio -to refuse, cast off, reject. respuo -to refuse, decline, reject, be unwilling. recuso -to refuse, deny, reject. denego -to refuse. recuso -to regain, recoup, recover. recupero -to regain, revive, restore. recipero -to reign, rule, predominate. regno -to reject. repuo -to rejoice, be joyful, take pleasure in. gaudeo -to rejoice, be joyful. laetor letor -to rejoice. congratulor -to rejoice. gratulor -to rejoice. laetifico -to relate in order, dispose. digero -to relay a message. dico mandatum legationis -to release, set free, clear /explain, clarify, set straight. expedio -to relieve / release, set free, liberate / yield up. laxo -to remain behind, stay, continue. remaneo -to remain, be engaged in. versor -to remain, stay, stay the night, last, endure, abide by. maneo -to remember, not let go, keep, affirm. retineo -to remember, recollect. commoneo -to remember, think of, recollect, ponder over. recordor -to remember. memini meminisse -to remind someone forcibly of somthing. commoneo -to remind, relate, mention/ to keep in mind. commemoro -to remove, set apart, isolate, separate, set aside. semoveo -to remove. demo -to render vain, cause to fail. fatuo -to render, discharge. persolvo -to renounce, reject / abdicate / disapprove of. abdico -to rent, hire /seize, arrest. capio -to repair, fill. reficio -to repair, fix, restore. redintegro -to repair, mend, patch. resarcio -to repay, reward. remuneror -to repay. remuneror -to repeal, annul, remove, take away. abrogo -to repeat, recite, represent, imitate, pay up, deliver. reddo -to repeat, say again, iterate. itero -to repel, repress, oppose. refuto -to repel. reverbero -to replenish, fill up, fill up again, fill, satisfy. repleo -to report. relatio -to repose, assent to, agree. acquiesco -to represent. designo -to represent. exprimo -to repulse. aversor -to require, need, stand in need of. indigeo -to reside or cultivate or inhabit. incolo -to resist, halt, withstand, make a stand, oppose. resisto -to resist, halt, withstand. resisto -to resound like celestial thunder. reboare -to resound, [+ acc] make resound with,. resono -to resound. intoneo -to respect, fear, be in dread of, to be afraid. vereor -to rest, lean, support oneself / trust in, depend upon. nitor -to rest, sleep, be at ease / stop (doing something). quiesco -to restore, renew, make good /buy, purchase, obtain in trade. reparo -to restore, repair / (of persons) unite, reconcile. reconcilio -to restore. restauro -to restore. restruo -to restrain. compesco -to return home, return. remeo -to return like for like, retaliate. talio reddo -to return to, begin again, deduce, recall, recollect. repeto -to return, come back. revertor, reverti, reversus -to reveal, proffer. profero -to reveal. resero -to revel, rejoice exceedingly, exult. exsulto -to revenge oneself on. vindicat se de -to revile. blasphemo -to revive, renew, restore, repair, repeat. renovo -to revive. recreo -to revoke, render impossible, make voil, annull. infectum reddere -to ride, ride through. equito -to ring. tinnio -to rise up, rebel, revolt. insurgo insurgi insurrectum -to rise up/ [+ remis] ply one's oars. insurgo -to rise, spring up, issue, appear, come forward. exorior -to roast. torreo -to rob on the highway. latrocinor -to rob, deliver, deprive. privo -to root out, destroy, obliterate, get rid of. eradico -to rouse up, arouse, excite, incite. accendo -to rub, wear out. tero, trivi, tritum -to rue, cause to grieve, be repentant, repent. paeniteo -to ruin, destroy/ inter, bury. sepelio -to ruin, lose. perdo -to rule. principor -to ruminate upon. ruminor -to run back and forth. curso -to run down / manoeuver / run in a race / take refuge. decurro -to run into, assail, attack, raid into, come upon. incurro -to run riot, play, be wanton. lascivio -to run through with swords. digladio -to run to and fro. discurro -to run up and down. cursito -to run up under /aid, assist, help. succurro -to rupture, annull, violate. rumpo -to rush back and forth, flutter, flit about / hurry, hasten. volito -to rush in, fling in. inruo, irruo -to rush into, rush upon, attack. irruo -to rush upon, make an attack upon. irruo, inruo -to rush, fall, be ruined. ruo, rui, rutum -to rush, tumble down. ruo -to sacrifice, suit, help, be of service. facio -to sadden, afflict, damage (of crops). contristo -to sail downstream. decurro -to sail, convey, carry. veho -to sail, navigate. navigo -to sail. congredior navigio -to sanctify, make holy. sanctifico -to satisfy, sate. satio -to say back, reply, answer. refero -to say often, dictate, get written down. dicto -to say often, reiterate. dictito -to say or put forth, bring forth, bring out. infero -to say, speak, tell, declare. loquor, locutus -to say. dico -to scare, frighten, intimidate. territo -to scatter, hurl. spargo -to scatter, weaken, damage. comminuo -to scatter. dispergo -to scorn, despise, spurn. sperno sprevi spretum -to scorn. dedignor -to scorn. sperno -to search through, examine. perscrutor -to search through, traverse. peragro -to secure. praemunio -to see from a distance, prosper, propitious. prospicio -to see, observe, understand, comprehend. video vidi visum -to seek after, make for. expeto -to seek again, ask back, recommence. repeto -to seek for, ask for, beseech. quaeso, queso -to seek, hunt for. requiro -to seek, search for / ask, enquire, search for. quaero, quero -to seek, search for, get, obtain. quaero -to seek/look earnestly for. quaerito -to seize, arrest, take prisoner, catch red-handed. comprehendo -to seize, catch at / strive after, desire, seek. capto -to seize, recover. executio -to seize, snatch up, steal, (of a disease) attack. corripio -to seize, snatch, carry away. rapio, rapui, ratum -to seize, snatch, grasp, detain, arrest. prehendo -to select, elect, choose, take out. desumo -to sell formally, turn over, give into charge. mancipo, mancepo -to sell, offer for sale, advertise /betray. vendo -to sell. licito -to send as help /to send secretly. summitto -to send away, send off. abiego -to send forward, dispatch, send in advance. praemitto -to send out. emitto -to send word, confide,. mando -to send, carry, or convey across. transmitto -to send, dispatch. mitto, misi, missum -to separate . discrimino -to separate, divide, distribute. dido dididi didtum -to separate, sift, distinguish /decide, resolve, determine. cerno -to separate, tear apart /pillage, devastate, lay waste. diripio -to separate. secerno secrevi secretum -to serve /quiver, shake, palpitate. mico -to serve, wait upon, provide, supply. ministro -to set (as in "the sun sets"). aborior -to set against, oppose, be opposite. oppono opposui oppositum -to set before one. propino -to set down, bring down. depono -to set down, settle. consido -to set fire to, burn, singe, kindle, light. aduro (adustum) -to set fire to. incendo -to set forth, explain, expose. expono (exposui expositum ) -to set forth. narro -to set free, deliver, liberate, release /exempt. libero -to set in mortion, impel, urge on. impello impuli impulsum -to set in place, make, form, shape/ plant, fix in place. planto -to set on fire, inflame, to torch, kindle. inflammo -to set over, prefer. praepono, prepono -to set up, place, establish, post, station. constituo -to settle (as to settle an argument). seco -to settle down, reside. sedeo -to settle, prescribe. determino -to settle, smooth, calm, allay. sedo -to sew together, stitch. consuo consui consutum -to shake together, agitate, alarm, disturb, shatter. concutio -to shake violently, shake to pieces, break, shatter. quasso -to shake, loesen /impair. labefacio labefeci labefactum -to shape, form, fashion. formo -to share. communico -to sharpen. exacuo -to shatter. convello -to shave /scalp, flay /oppress /peel. excorio -to shave, sut the hair. pilo -to shine brightly. refulgo -to shine, glitter, be bright, glow, be sleek, flourish. niteo -to shine, glow, grow brilliant, sparkle. candeo -to shine. emico -to shorten, abbreviate. curto -to shout, cry aloud, exclaim, call someone by name. exclamo -to shout. jubilo -to show, appoint, point out, ordain, appoint, nominate. monstro -to show, exhibit, on account of. prae se ferre / pre se ferre -to show, make clear, attempt to show /censure, reprove. arguo -to show, prove, demonstrate, approve, find good, judge. probo -to show, reveal, present, make plain, declare. ostendo -to shudder. abhorreo -to shut in, enclose, establish a siege, surround. includo -to shut out, exclude. excludo -to shut out. secludo -to shut up, enclose. arceo -to shuun, avoid; also, to kill. evito -to sift. cribro -to sigh, draw a deep breath /long for, yearn after. suspiro -to sigh, groan, wail. gemo -to sing Psalms of David, psalmodize, sing. psallo -to sing together, celebrate. concino -to sing. canto -to sing. decurro -to sink, be ruined, destroyed, be put to an end. pessum ire -to sink, plunge into, dip under, go into debt. demergo -to sink, slip away. labor -to sit before, preside, command. praesieo, praesedi, praesedere -to sit near /haunt, frequent /besiege, invest. obsideo -to sit. sedeo -to skin. excorio -to slacken, unbend, become flexible. retendo -to slaughter. jugulo -to slay, kill, slaughter. interimo -to slay. neco -to slay. perimo -to sleep, slumber, siesta, nap. dormio -to slide forward, slip forward, fall forward, fall down. prolabor -to slip away, escape. elabor -to slip through. perlabor -to slip, glide, slide. labor lapsus -to smash. disrumpo -to smear, befoul, dirty. lino -to smell bad. foeteo -to smell, be odiferous, redolent. fragro -to smile. subrideo subrisi subrisum -to smile. surrideo -to smite, strike with consternation, excite. percello -to smoke, steam, reek. fumo -to smooth, polish. levo -to snatch away, take away / rescue, free. eripio, eripui, ereptum -to snatch away. diripio -to snatch. eripio -to soak, steep, saturate /to stain, dye /to become used to. imbuo -to sob. singulto -to soften up. mulceo -to soften, make pliant. mollio -to soften, weaken, reduce, torment. macero -to soften. demulceo -to sojourn, remain, inhabit. commoror -to sound. clango -to sow, plant. sato -to sow, plant. sero -to spare, refrain from. parco -to spawn. pario -to speak against, oppose verbally, gainsay. contradico -to speak from beginning to end. peroro -to speak out, declare openly. proloquor -to speak out, express oneself, declare, speak eloquently. eloquor -to speak out. effor -to speak out. profor, profari, profatus -to speak to, address. affor -to speak, argue, plead, orate, beg, entreat. oro -to speak, express /state /declare. effor -to spend the night out, to stay away all night. abnocto -to spend time, live / manage, drive, lead. ago, egi, actum -to spend, employ, use up, finish, waste away, destroy. consumo -to spin, interweave. (to spin thread and yarn). neo -to spread about, spread news / harrass, disturb. differo -to spread abroad. dissemino -to spread news / delay, defer, postpone. differo -to spread out beneath, lay under, set out, provide. substerno -to spread out, extend, expand, increase. dilato -to spread out. expando -to spread out. exporrigo -to spread, pour forth, scatter. diffundo -to spread, propagate. propago-are -to spread, publish, impart, make accessible. vulgo -to spring forth, bound forth. exsilio -to spring up, burst forth. prosilio -to spring up, leap up. subsulto -to sprinkle, bestrew. conspergo -to sprinkle, cover. aspergo -to spur on. incito -to spurn. aspernor -to squeeze, press down, strike down. premo pressi pressum -to stain, blemish, defile, pollute. maculo -to stand (that which is stated). jaceo-ere-ui -to stand before, be outstanding, excell, surpass, show. praesto -to stand form. substo -to stand forth, arise, appear. exsisto existo -to stand in awe. revereor -to stand one's ground, stand upright. sto -to stand out, be extant, appear, project, show itself. exsto -to stand out, jut, extend. promineo -to stand out, project, be remarkable, conspicuous. emineo -to stand up, rise up /to arise, break out. consurgo -to stand, stand still, stand firm. sto, steti, statum -to stand, withstand /stop, halt, cease /stay, remain. subsisto -to start forward, set out, depart, arise. proficuus, proficiscor -to station. colloco -to stay to the end, last, endure. permaneo -to stay, remain, reside, linger. moror -to step in, enter, go in, walk. ingredior ingredi ingressus -to step over. supergredior -to stick in, cling to, cleave to. inhaero inhero -to stick, cleave, secure, keep close to. adhaero -to still. soporo -to stimulate. impello -to sting. pungo -to stink, be redolent, smell bad. puteo -to stir up, arouse, excite. suscito -to stir up, incite, arouse. sollicito -to stir up. concio -to stir up. exagito -to stitch, join. suo -to stoll, walk around, take a walk, amble. spatior -to store, place. condo -to strangle, choke, suffocate. suffoco -to strengthen much, soothe. conforto -to strengthen much. conforto -to strengthen. corroboro -to strengthen. fulcio -to stretch out, extend. pertingo -to stretch out, spread out, extend. pando -to stretch out. extendo -to stretch out. protendo -to stretch, strain, try to prove. intendo -to strike (the hours). pulso -to strike hard, pierce, transfix /shock. percutio (percussum) -to strike into. incutio -to strike together, shake, terrorize. concutio -to strike violently, to hit hard. everbero -to strike, beat /bewail, mourn. plango, planxi, planctum -to strike, hit, knock /cause damage. infligo inflixi inflictum -to strike, hit, wound /strike a bargain, make a deal. Ico -to strike, touch. pulso -to strip, plunder, despoil, rob, loot. spolio -to strive, exert oneself, make an effort, persevere. nitor -to strive, go, heighten, aggravate. tendo -to strive, solicit. ambio + inf -to stroke down, caress by stroking. demulceo -to struggle , fight. certo -to struggle against, resist. reluctor -to stuff, cram. refercio -to stuff. farcio -to stutter, stammer /speak obscurely. balbutio -to subdue, overpower, press against, take by surprise. opprimo -to subdue. devinco -to subject to. subdo, subdidi, subditum -to subject. subdido -to submit. pareo -to subordinate. subicio -to such a degree, so, so far. tam -to such a point, such an extent, so far, so long. adeo -to suckle, nourish, bring up, rear. nutrio -to suffer greatly. condoleo -to suffer pain, to be pained, grieve. doleo -to suffer with one, feel pity, have compassion. compatior -to suffer, allow. permitto -to suffer, be afflicted with. patior -to suffer, endure, permit. patior -to summon, call / call in an advisor. advoco -to summon. voco -to support, strengthen, uphold/ to besiege, oppress. fulcio -to support. defendo -to support. suffrago -to suppose. suspicor -to suppress, overwhelm, overpower, check. opprimo oppressi oppressum -to suppress, repress, check, restrain. compescor -to surge, wave, undulate /to flood. undo -to surpass, excel. anticipo -to surpass. transcendo -to surrender, consign. dedo -to surrender. succumbo -to surround, defend. vallo -to survey, encircle. lustro -to survive. supersto -to suspend, hang. suspendo -to sustain, deliver. exhibeo -to swallow, gulp down, carry away, engross. absorbeo -to swallow, gulp down. gluttio -to swear an oath. iureiuro -to swear, to make an oath. iuro -to swell up with anger /swell, swell up. tumesco -to swell up, increase, swell with anger. intumesco -to swell, puff up. intumesco -to take advantage of, benefit or profit from, use. utor -to take after one's father. patrizo -to take an oath together, plot, conspire. coniuro -to take away by force. aufero -to take away by stealth. subduco -to take away, subtract. demo -to take away, withdraw. abstulo -to take by assault. expugno -to take captive. captivo -to take care of, manage. procuro -to take counsel. consulo -to take down, produce, fetch out. depromo -to take for oneself, use, employ, enjoy /perceive, observe. usurpo -to take form, grow strong. concresco -to take in hand, begin, commence. incipio -to take one's stand, stand still, stop, be posted. consisto -to take or lay hold of, receive, take in/ conceive. concipio -to take possession, grasp, seize, enjoy, get a start on. occupo -to take precautions. praecaveo -to take precautions. praevideo -to take refuge in, have recourse to. confugio -to take revenge on, get back at. ulciscor -to take to oneself, claim, appropriate, call. adsumo (assumo) -to take up, adopt as one's own. ascio -to take vengeance for, avenge / take vengeance on. ulciscor -to take, choose /attack, injure/ comprehend. capio -to take, choose, obtain, buy./ take for granted, assume. sumo -to talk to oneself. sermocinare -to tame, subdue, break in. domito -to taste beforehand. praelibo -to taste. degusto -to taste. gusto -to tear apart, away, untie. divello -to tear away, tear off. avello -to tear down . destruo -to tear down, snatch away. deripio -to tear in pieces, lay waste, devastate, plunder. diripio -to tear in pieces. conscindo -to tear out, pluck out / turn out, result. evello -to tear to pieces, mangle /squander money /slander someone. lacero -to tear to pieces. dilanio -to tend, cultivate. excolo -to terminate. diffinio -to terrify. perterreo -to test make a trial, put in peril, endanger. periclitor -to test, put to the test, ascertain. experior -to the ground, to the bottom, downward. pessum -to them themselves. sibimet -to thin out, weed, cull. runco -to think meanly of, despise, condemn, hate. contemno -to think, ruminate, ponder, consider, plan. cogito -to think, suppose, decide. reor -to threaten, menace. eminor -to threaten. comminor -to throw down, dispense with, get rid of /dishearten, weaken. abicio -to throw forth, fling, abandon. proicio -to throw on, put on, don /inspire. inicio inieci iniectum -to throw oneself down, abase oneself. provolvere se -to throw out, eject, drive out. eicio, eiectum -to throw to the ground. sterno -to throw together, infer, guess, conclude. coniecto -to throw, cast, hurl, lay, scatter, diffuse. iacio -to thrust back. retrudo -to thrust down. detrudo -to thrust. trudo -to tie up, bind, fasten. necto -to tie up, bind. evincio, vinxi, victum -to tinge, dye, stain, imbue. inficio infeci infectum -to to abide by strictly, continue steadfastly, continue. persevero -to to be at hand/ to come. adsum -to to be inflamed. exardesco -to to be unaccustomed. desuesco -to to be undone, take part in. intereo -to to be unwilling. nolo -to to be wanting, to run out, fail, withdraw. deficio -to to be wont. soleo -to to become frequent. crebresco -to to carry. bajulo -to to force, compel, compress. cogo -to to gather together, apprehend. comprehendo -to to go through with, accomplish, finish. perago -to to put in another's place. surrogo -to to sigh. emitto suspiria -to to stop, leave off. desino -to to urge, address, speak to. compello -to toil. labor, sweat. sudo -to tolerate, bear, endure, sustain. tolero -to torment, torture, cause great pain. excrucio -to torture, torment. crucio -to toss in the air. ventilo -to totter, sink, begin to fall. labo -to totter. labo -to touch /(intransitive) to happen, befall, occur. contingo -to touch, besprinkle. tango -to touch, conceive, contrive. fingo, finxi, fictum -to touch, handle, feel. contrecto -to touch, reach, grasp, affect, infect. contineo -to touch. attrecto -to touch. tabgo tetigi tactum -to track down, investigate. investigo -to train, cultivate, keep at work, exercise, practice. exerceo -to trample (down). occulco -to transact. gero -to transfer, alienate, seize, catch, give up. mancipo -to transfer, commit, assign, impute, attribute, ascribe. delego -to transfer. translato -to transfix. configo -to transform. converto -to transgress. praevaricor -to travel, march. proficiscor -to traverse. permeo -to tread down upon. pavio -to tread under foot, despise, oppress, suppress. conculco -to tread under foot, trample. protero -to tread, trample upon, tread under foot. calco -to treat briefly. transcurro -to tremble, shake, quake /be afraid of. contremisco -to tremble, shake, shudder. tremo -to tremble, shake. contremo -to tremble. trepido -to trip up. supplanto -to trouble, draw together. ango -to trust confidently, believe. confido -to trust, venture, dare. praesumo -to try, endeavor. conor -to try, test, experience, prove. experior (experiri, expertus ) -to try, test. tento -to tumble down. proruo -to tumble. corruo -to turn around, cause to turn /to adopt the monastic life. converto -to turn aside, deflect, turn away. declino -to turn aside. diverto -to turn attention to. respicio -to turn away, avert, avoid. turn back. averto -to turn away. declino -to turn from the straight road. devio -to turn into, tranform. verto -to turn out well, ascribe, refer. verto in prosperum -to turn out, throw out, eject / dislodge, overturn. everto -to turn round like a wheel, rotate, turn, go around. roto -to turn sideways, turn aside. obliquo -to turn the mind to, take notice of, see, perceive. animadverto -to turn towards, direct one's attention to, attract. adverto -to turn upside down, overturn, overthrow. perverto -to turn, turn around, turn up / to put to flight, rout. verto -to turn, turn awry, brandish. torqueo -to twist, curl, rack, torture, torment, distort, test. torqueo -to twist, distort. pertorqueo -to twist, wrench, dislocate /extort by force. extorqueo -to twist. contorqueo -to uncoil, undo. explico -to uncover, lay bare, disclose. detego, detectum -to uncover, lay bare, reveal, make clear. aperio -to undergo, receive, take up, sponsorship at baptism. suscipere -to undergo. luo -to undermine, overhtrow, destroy. subruo subruti subrutum -to understand, comprehend, see. intellego intellexi intellectum -to understand, overtake. deprehendo -to undertake, go in, enter, get in. invado -to undertake, try, venture, presume, attempt, presume. conor -to unfold, unroll, disentangle / explain, expound. explico -to unharnass/ separate, detach. abiungo -to unite by an oath, conspire. conjuro -to unite. conjugo -to unite. conjungo -to unloose, explain, expound /pay off a debt, pay. persolvo -to unroll a book, go over again, repeat. revolvo -to untangle, extricate, detach, disclose, explain. evolvo -to uphold, guard, protect. tueor -to urge or incite to action. admoneo -to use abusive language / use a word incorrectly. abutor -to use, employ, possess, enjoy. utor, uti, usus -to value highly. diligo -to vanish /be forgotten /pour out, leak, seep /become known. effluo -to vanish. evaneo -to vanquish, finish a war, fight out. debello -to vanquish, outstrip. supero -to vanquish, overmatch, excel. vinco -to vault. suspendo -to vent one's rage, rage. saevio -to vex, annoy, irritate /shake, toss/ harrass. vexo -to violate, pluck away. revello -to violate. profano -to vomit forth. evomo -to vomit, vomit forth, throw up. vomito -to vow. voveo -to wage war against, rebel. rebello -to wage war, be at war, be in a state of war. belligero -to wage war. bello -to wage war. bellor -to wail. ejulo -to wait for, stand ready. praestolor -to walk into, enter, make one's way into. intro -to walk. ambulo -to wander out, stray off. evagor -to wander through, travel through. peragro -to wander, deviate, escape. aberro -to wander, stray, rove / be mistaken, err, go astray. erro -to wane. decresco -to war with, storm. oppugno -to warn, admonish /teach, instruct. paecipio -to warn, admonish, instruct, foretell. praedico, predico -to warn, admonish, remind, advise, instruct. moneo -to warp /change, sway, affect. inflecto -to wash away, wash clean. proluo prolu prolutum -to wash beneath /(rivers) flow beneath. subluo -to wash out, rinse cleanse /squander, waste. eluo -to wash, bathe/ moisten, get wet / wash away. lavo -to wash, clean, cleanse. abluo -to waste slowly away, decline in health. contabesco -to watch over, keep, protect, observe, save, reserve. servo -to waver. titubo -to weaken /shake /invalidate, annull/disprove. infirmo -to weaken, disturb /shake violently. labefacto -to weaken, ennervate, sap, exhaust. debilito -to weaken, ruin, rub against, rub away, erode. attero -to weaken[en], wear away, wear down. attero, attritus -to weave together, stitch, plait. vieo -to weave, twine together, plait, construct, build. texo -to weep, cry, shed tears, sob. fleo -to weep, shed tears /exude, drip. lacrimo -to weep, wail, lament /(trans.) to bewail. lamentor -to weep. fleo -to weigh carefully, weigh out / pay. pensito -to weigh carefully. perpendo -to weigh down, stifle, overwhelm. premo -to weigh out / estimate, ponder, consider / pay, purchase. penso -to weigh, consider, reflect. pondero -to weigh, value, consider, judge, esteem. pendo -to weight down, aggravate, afflict. ingravo -to welcome. hospito -to whatever place you will. quovis -to which place, to what place, whither, where. quo -to whirl. verso -to whisper, buzz. susurro -to wipe off, clean away. abstergo -to wipe out, obliterate, destroy. effligo, efflixi, efflectum -to wipe, scour, clean. tergeo tergo tersi tersum -to wish a person joy, congratulate (+dat.), give thanks. gratulor -to wish for oneself, adopt, select, pick out. adopto -to wish for. opto -to wish well, greet, visit, reverence, pay respect to. saluto -to wish, want, will, ordain, suppose, maintain that, be willing. volo -to withdraw, go forth. exeo -to withdraw. secedo -to witness, bear witness / judge, arbitrate. arbitro, arbitror -to wonder at exceedingly. emiror -to wonder at, admire, marvel at, be astonished at. admiror -to wonder. miro -to work zealously, do, accomplish. facesso -to work, labor, toil, take pains. operor -to wound, injure, hurt, harm. vulnero -to wrangle. rixor -to wrap up, cover,. obvolvo -to wrap. involvo -to write beneath, sign /prosecute,. subcribo -to write down, till. exaro -to write out, write down, place on record. perscribo -to write, compose. scribo, scripsi scriptum -to yield obedience to. obedio -to yoke beneath, join, attach, subdue, subjugate. subiungo -today. hodie -together. simul -toil, hardship, tribulation. aerumna -toilsome, laborious /(persons) industrious, toiling. laboriosus -token. titulus -toleap up, spring up. subsilio -tomb. sepulcrum -tomb. tumbus, tumba -tone of voice. affectus vocis -Tongres. Tungris -too little, too few, not enough. parum -too pompous /on a grander scale. inflatius -tools made of iron, or shod with iron. ferramenta -tooth. dens, dentis -toraise, feed. nutritor -torch. lampas -torment, fine, distrain. multo -torment. supplicium -torn to pieces, mutilated. laceratus -torn, mangled, cut to pieces. lacer -torture, torment. cruciamentum -torture, torment. cruciatus -torture. tormen, tormina -total, category, class, number. numerus -totally. funditus -touched, struck. pulsatus -touching, contact /contagion. contactus -tough, resistant, tenacious /supple, pliant /. lentus -Tournai. Tornacense -tower, fortification, rampart, defense. propugnaculum -town oppidum[Noun] -town. arx, arces -towns oppida[Noun] -trade. nundinae -train, retinue, following /war band. comitatus -trained, taught. instructus -training, wrestling-place. palaestra -traitor, betrayer. proditor -transfer of property, alienation. abalienato -transfer of the body of a saint, celebration of transfer. translatio -transgression. delictum -transgressors. delinquentes -transient, fleeting, slippery. labilis -transitory. temporalis-e -transparent, bright, clear, evident. perspicuus -transport of joy. tripudium -trapping for foreheads and breasts of horses, ornaments. phalerae -traveller /messenger. viator -treacherous, faithless. perfidiosus -treachery, faithlessness. perfidia -treachery. perfidia -treachery. proditus -treason, betrayal. proditio -treasonous. perfidus -treasure, horde /store-room, treasury. thesaurus -treasure. gaza -treaty, pact, contract. pactum -tree, sacred grove. nemus -tree. arbor -trelated by marriage. affinis -Trelon, castle in Hannonia. Trellum -trembling. tremor -trial, attack, duration, temptation, judgement. tentatio -trial, attempt, essay. rudimentum -trial, legal investigation, judgement, decision. judicium -trial, temptation. temptatio -tribulation. tribulatio -tributary. vectigalis -tributes, gifts, payments. munia -Triers. Treverim -trifling. frivolus -trimodal. trimodus -triple. trinus -triumphal procession, triumph. triumphus -triumphal. triumphalis -triumphant, victorious. laurifer -Trois-Fontaines, Marne, Vitry-le-Francois. Trium Fontium -troop. chorus -troops drawn up for battle in the shape of a wedge. cuneus -troubled, anxious, concerned, worried. sollicitus -troublesome, disagreeable, annoying. molestus -truce, armistice, suspension of hostilities. indutiae -true, real, proper, right. verus -truly, really, actually, rightly. vere -truly, really, indeed. profecto -trumpet-blast. bucinum -trust, confidence, reliance, belief, faith. fides -trustworthiness, confidence, reliance. fiducia -trustworthiness, protection. fides -trusty. fidus -truth veritas[Noun] -truth, truly, in fact. verum-i -truth-telling. veridicus -truth. veritas -truthfulness. veritas -tutor. educator -tutor. papas -twice. bis -twinkling, sparkling, shining, gleaming, flashing, glowing. micans -twinned /double /paired /half and half. geminus -twist, distort. intorqueo -two duo, duae, dua [Adjective] -two. duo -type. typus -tyrant, absolute ruler. tyrannus -ulcer, sore, boil /plague, curse. vomica -unaccustomed /unusual, strange, uncommon. insolitus -unaccustomed, unusual. insolita -unacquainted with. ignarus -unappeasable. implacabilis -unavenged, unpunished. inultus -unbecoming. indignus -unbending. inflexibilis -unbreakable, strong. infragilis -unbridled. infrenis -unbridled. infrenis, infrenus -unbroken. perpetuus -unburied. inhumatus -uncertain, doubtful, unsure, hesitant. incertus -uncertainty / deception. error -uncertainty. ambiguitas -unchangeable. incommutabilis -unclean, impure, dirty, foul. immunda -uncommon, extraordinary, exceptional. eximius -uncommonness, excellence. eximietate -unconquer, unconquerable, undefeated. invictus -unconsumed, undiminished, not depleted. inconsumptus -uncorrupted, genuine, pure, untainted. incorruptus -undaunted, wrathful. animosus -undaunted. imperterritus -undecided, void, unfixed, of no effect. irritus -under oath. iuratus -undertaker. vespillo -undertaking, that which is entrusted. commissum -undertaking. coeptum -undoubted, certain, sure, settled, resolved. certus -uneasiness, anxiety, disquiet, apprehension. sollicitudo -uneasy, worried, anxious, restless, agitated. sollicitus -uneasy. anxia -unequal, unjust, unfair. iniquus -unexpected, unlooked for, unanticipated. insperatus -unexpected. inaestimatus -unexpected. inopinatus -unexpected/ (ex improviso) suddenly. improviso -unexpectedly. insperate -unexplainable, inexplicable. inedicabilis -unfading. immarcescibilis -unfairly. inique -unfaithful, disloyal, untrue. infidelis -unfavorable. adversa -unfinished, only begun. inchoatus -unfitting, inopportune. inopportunus -unfortunate, unhappy, unlucky. infortunatus -unfruitful, barren, unproductive, infertile. infelix -ungodly. impius -ungrateful, unpleasant, disagreeable. ingratus -unhappily. infeliciter -unharmed, safe and sound. sospes -unharmed. illaesus -unhealed, uncured, untended. incuratus -unhesitatingly. incunctanter -unhurt, safe, sound. salvus -unimpeded, free, unrestrained, unchecked. licens -unimpeded, unchecked /(mil.) light-armed. expeditus -unimproved, uncorrected, not emended. incorrectus -uninhabitable, unfit for man or beast. inhabitabilis -uninjured, safe, scatheless, unharmed. incolumis -uninterrupted, next. continuus -union. conspiratio -universal. omnimodus -universe, the world. universum -unjust, inequitable, unfair. iniustus -unkempt, untrimmed / rude, rough. incomptus -unknowing, unaware, ignorant. insciens -unknown, obscure, ignorant, ignoble. ignotus -unknown, unexamined / unrecognized / unclaimed. incognitus -unknown. incompertus -unlawful. illicitus -unlike, different, disparate, dissimilar, distinct. dissimilis -unlimited, infinite, without bounds, boundless, limitless. infinitus -unmanageable, ill-fit, poorly adapted, unsuiited. inhabilis -unmoved. immotus -unnatural, wonderful, miraculous, amazing. prodigiosus -unpassable. impervius -unperceived /unknown,. imperceptus -unproduction, infertile, unfruitful. infructuosus -unpunished, unrestrained, safe. impunitus -unremitting. assiduus -unrewarded, not honored. inhonoratus -unrolling and reading of a scroll, reading of a book. evolutio -unseemly, dishonorable. turpis -unseemly, shameful, disgraceful, dishonorable. dedecor -unshaken, undaunted. intrepidus -unshattered, undestroyed. inconvulsus -unskilled. iners -unstretched, not extended, unstrained / untuned. incontentus -unsuitable, unfavorable, troublesome/ inconsiderate. importunus -unsuitable. importunus -unsuitable. incongruus -unsupportably. intolerabiliter -untamed, wild. indomitus -untasted. ingustatus -untidy, neglected. incultus -until. insquequo -untilled, uncultivated / unpolished, rude, rough. incultus -untilled, uncultivated. incultus -untranslated. fidelis -untried. inexperta -untru, disloyal. infidus -unutterable. ineffabilis -unwarlike. imbellis -unwept, unmourned, unlamented. infletus -unwilling, against one's will. invitus -unwilling. nolens -unwillingly, ungratefully. ingrate ingratiis ingratis -unworked /not done, unfinished, incomplete. infectus -unworthy, lacking in merit, unfit. indignus -up and down. sursum deorsum -up to the time when, until, as long as, while. donec -upright, liberal, generous. probus -upright, standing / resolute. erectus -uprising, disturbance, riot, tumult. tumultus -uproar, disturbance /mob, crowd, multitude. turba -upwards. sursum -urban, urbane, pertaining to the city. urbanus -urgently. instanter -us /they tried to tell US we're too young. nos --us, m, birth, origin, rising / origin, source. ortus --us/ wealth, property /census. census -use, employ. inhibeo -use, experience, skill, advantage, profit. usus -useful, advantageous, helpful. utilis -useful. commodus -useless. inanis -using, enjoying, profiting /using money lent /interest. usura -utility, usefulness. utilitas -utility. utilitas -Utrecht. Traiectensium -utterly. funditus -utterly. prorsus -v, to be before. praesum -vagrant, wandering. vagus -vain, useless, ineffectual, of not effect. irritus -valiant. fortis -valiantly. fortiter -valor, prowess, moral virtue, virtuousness,manhood, power. virtus -vanishing, disappearing / passing away. evanidus -vapor, smell, reek, odor. nidor -varied, of many kinds. multigenus -variety, differences, diversity. varietas -various, numerous. multiplex -various, varied. varius -vast. immensus -vault, grotto, covered gallery. crypta -vault, vaulted room /small boat. camera -vehemence. impetus -vehement. vehemens -vein /stream /vein of ore /streak. vena -vel .. vel either .. or. vel -velocity. volatus -Vendeuil. Vendolius -venerable, honorable, worshipful. recolitus -venial sins /supplies. venalia -verger, provost. vigerius -Vermandois. Vernandense -versatile versatilis, -e[Adjective] -versed in. instructus -versifier versificator, -oris (m.)[Noun] -very clever, exceedingly sharp. perscitus -very disgraceful. perturpis -very lofty. praecelsus -very many, a great number, a large part, the greater part. plerusque -very much, exceedingly. summopere -very much. summopere -very powerful. praevalens -very powerful. praevalida -very small, very little. paululum -very strange, peculiar, individual. specialissimus -very strong. pervalidus -very worthy. perdignus -very, very much. magnopere magnus opere -vessel, glass, cup. vas -vessel. ratis -vexed at, irritated with, fume. stomachata -vicar. vicarius -viceroy, governor, ruler. satraps -vicious, full of vice, corrupt. vitiosus -viciously, scandalously. facinarose -victor, winner. victor -victory, triumph, success. laureola -victory. victoria -victuals, sustenance. victus -victuals. cibaria -vigor, liveliness. vigor -vigor. valentia -vigorous. validus -vigorous. vigens -vigorously. vegetabiliter -vile. nequam -vileness. nequitia -villa, village, hamlet, court, hof. villa -village, neigborhood, quarter (or a city), street. vicus -villager, inhabitant of vill or farm, customary tenant. villanus -villainy / a gang of. latrocinium -villainy. facinus -vine-dresser (a man who prunes grape vines). vinitor -violent death, slaughter, death. nex -violent, fierce, rough. asper -violent, furious, impetuous. vehemens -violently, by force. violenter -violently, forcefully, strongly, exceedingly. vehementer -violently. ingruenter -viper-like. vipereus -virtue, right. rectum -virus, slime, poison. virus -vision, view, sight. visum -visitor, caller. salutor -voice, word /(med.) power, right, authority. vox, vocis -void, invalid, in vain, useless, ineffectual. inritus irritus -voluntary. voluntarius -vote, franchise /approval support, aid, assistance. suffragium -votive offering. donarium -vows, wishes. vota -voyage, navigation. navigatio -vulture. vultur, voltur, vulturius, volturius -wages merces[Noun] -wagon carrus[Noun] -wagon, cart, Charles' Wain, the Big Dipper. plaustrum -wail ploro[Verb] -wailing ploratus[Noun] -wailing. planctus -waist medium corpus[Noun] -waistcoat subucula[Noun] -wall (of a house). paries parietis -wallet, purse, bag. pera -walls, fortifications of a city /ramparts /castle, fortress. moenia -walls, walled town, city, mansion, dwelling. moenia -wanderer, foreigner, stranger / pilgrim, crusader. peregrinus -wandering, error, mistake, deception. error -wandering, straying. erratus -wandering, vagrant, intinerant. vulgivagus -wandering. errabundus -wanting, destitute of, not sharing in. expers -wanton. petulans -wanton. proterus -war, warfare. bellum -war. bellum -wares, [+ gen.] fellowship with. commercium -warlike, martial, pugnacious. bellatorius -warlike. bellicosus -warm springs, warm baths. thermae -warm, luke-warm, tepid. tepidus -warm-frame, seed-bed. seminarium -warn monere -warning, reminder. (insult: Herimann, p. 282). admonitio -warrior. proeliator -war-trumpet. tuba -washed, bathed, cleaned / fine, elegant, refined. lautus -washing, bathing. lavatio -waste, desert. inculta -watch over, observe. custodio -water. aqua -wave-driven fluctivagus -wavy, curly. crispans -way, manner of life /monastic life. conversatio -ways, conduct, character, morals. mores, morium -we /WE live and die by that creed. nos -weak, feeble. fragilis -weaken, to be in want. deficio -weakening /refusing /invalidating. infirmatio -weakly, faintly. infirme -weakness, feebkeness /instability, fickleness. infirmitas -wealth. opulentia -wealthy, rich, abundantly provided, well-equipped. copiosus -wealthy, splendid. opulentus -weapons / honor, distinction. ornamentum -wearied. fatigatus -wearied. fessus -wearing armor, armored. loricatus -weary, tired. defessus -weaver. textor textrix -wedding song. epithalamium -wedding. nuptiae -wedding. nuptialis -wedlock. conjugium -weep flere[Verb] -weep lacrimare[Verb] -weep lamentari[Verb] -weep plorare[Verb] -weeping fletus[Noun] -weeping lacrimae[Noun] -weeping lamentatio[Noun] -weeping ploratus[Noun] -weeping, lamenting. ploratus -weeping, tears. fletus -weeping, wailing, lamenting. lamentatio -weeping, wailing. lamenta (neut. pl) -weeps fleret[Verb] -weeps lacrima[Verb] -weeps plora[Verb] -weevil curculio[Noun] -weigh examinare[Verb] -weigh pendere[Verb] -weigh pensare[Verb] -weigh pensitare[Verb] -weighs examinat[Verb] -weighs pendit[Verb] -weight gravitus[Noun] -weight momentum[Noun] -weight, seriousness, dignity, importance. gravitas -weight, weight of character, firmness, constancy. pondus -weighty gravis[Adjective] -weir agger[Noun] -weir moles[Noun] -welcome acceptus[Adjective] -welcome commodus[Adjective] -welcome gratus[Adjective] -welcome salutatio[Noun] -welcome, pleasant, agreeable. acceptus -welcome. desideratus -welcome. exspectata -well (melior = better / optime = best ). bene -well endowed. praeditus -well supplied, plentiful,. copiosus -well versed, informed. edoctus -well, pit. puteus -well-disposed. acclivius -well-nigh. fere -well-wishing, helpfull, thoughtful, kindly. benevolens -west wind. zephyr -wet, moist, soaked, boiled, soft, drunk, dyed, steeped. madidus -wetting, dousing, drenching. infusio -whale. balaena -whale. balena -what is one's by right. quod sui juris est -what is right. iustum -whatsoever, anything that. quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque -wheat, wheat flour. siligo, siliginis -wheat. triticus -wheatfield, wheat crop, field of wheat. seges -wheel-shaped, round. rotundus -wheel. rota -when, as soon as / wherein, whereby, whereas. ubi -whence, from where /how, from whom. unde -wherefore, why, because of which thing. quare -wherefore. quapropter -wherefore? why? for which reason. quamobrem, quam ob rem -whether .. or. utrum...an -whether. utrum -whetstone. cos -which, what, that. qui, quae, que, quod -which? what?. quinam quaenam quenam quodnam -whichever of the two you wish. uterlibet -whichever of the two. utercumque -while, as long as, until. dum -whim, caprice, violent desire, passionate longing. libido -whip, scourge. flagello -whirling motion, whirlwind, whirlpool. turbo -whirlpool. charybdis -whirlpool. gurges -white, snowy. niveus -white. albus -who, what. quisnam, quidnam -whoever, whatever, whatsoever, anything at all. quicquid -whoever, whatever, whatsoever, anything at all. quisquis -whole octave. diapason -whole, entire, complete, all. totus -whole, safe. solidus -whole, untouched, unhurt, undamaged /complete, entire. integer -whore meretrix, -icis (f.)[Noun] -whores meretrices, -ium (f.)[Noun] -why even, in fact, moreover. quin etiam -why so?. quid ita -why, wherefore. cur -why?. quianam -why?. quiane -wicked, accursed, evil. maleficus -wicked, accursed, infamous, criminal. scelestus -wicked. profanus -wickedly, with evil intent. male -wickedness, insincerity, . prevarication, injustice, wrong tortitudo -wickedness. malignitas -wide, broad, long / willing, obliging, favorable. prolixus -wide, spacious /later, postponed / lax, loose, relaxed. laxus -widely, loosely / unrestrained. laxe -widely. laxe -widen, extend, enlarge / undo, relax. laxo -wideness, expansiveness, roominess. laxitas -widowhood. viduatus -wife, spouse. uxor -wild animal. fera -wild boar. aper -wild grape vine. labrusca -wild, unrestrained, unchecked, unbridled. effrenus -wildness, savageness. feritas -will, purpose. voluntas -willing. voluntarius -willingly, of one's own accord, unaided. sponte -willingly, with pleasure. libenter -willingly. volutarie -win over, reconcile, unite /cause. concilio -wind, rumor, favor. ventus -window shutter. luminare, luminaris -window. fenestra -wine-drinking, intoxication, drunkenness. crapula -wine. vinum -wing. pennae -wing/armpit/naval squadron /part of line of battle /sails, oars. ala -winged with sails. velivola -winged, flying /inconstant, unreliable/ flighty. volaticus -winged, flying /swift, rapid /fleeting, transitory. volatilis -winged, having wings. alatus -winged, having wings. aliger -winged, with feathers. pennatus -winged, with feathers. penniger -wing-footed, swift, fleet. pennipes -wing-footed. alipes -winnowing fan. . ventorium -winnowing. ventagium -winter camp, quarters, station castra hiberna -wisdom. sapientia -wise, judicious. sapiens -wisely, accurately, sagaciously. sagaciter -wisely, discreetly. prudenter -wisely, judiciously. sapienter -wish, longing /regret, grief /want, need. desiderium -wish, will, inclination / good will. voluntas -wishing, willing, favorable. volens -witch, vampire. lamia -with all one's strength, instantly. obnixe -with awe, respectfully. reverenter -with credibility. probabiliter -with displeasure. aegre -with good will. libens -with joy. gratanter -with spirit, courageously /arrogantly, forciously. ferociter -with traits of character, yield to utor -with trepidation, in confusion,. trepide -with whom, with which. quicum -withdrawal, depart, withdraw. egressio -withdrawing, outlet. exitus -within. intus -without a bridle. infrenatus -without a protector, without a lord. incommendatus -without asking advise, precipately / imprudent, rash. inconsultus -without beginning, without a leader. anarchos -without bloodshed. incruente -without compare, peerless, incomparable. incomparabilis -without delay. confestim -without doubts, confident, without hesitation. indubitanter -without fame, unddistinguished, inglorious. inglorius -without respect, irreverent, unpatriotic /wicked. impius -without self-confidence, distrusting. diffidens -without thought, inconsiderate/ reckless, unadvised. inconsideratus -without, useless. vacuus -wolf. lupus -woman. femina -woman. mulier -womanish. effeminatus -womanly. muliebris -womb (particularly that of a sow). volva, vulva -womb, belly, lower stomach. uterus -wonder, astonishment, surprise, admiration. admiratio -wonderful, astonishing, extraordinary. mirus -wonderfully, mervellously, uncommonly. mire -wonderfuly, marvelously, extraordinarily. mirifice -wood-cutter. lignator -wooded, covered with trees, forested. nemorosus -woodpecker. picus -woods, forest, grove. silva -woolen. laneus -word, dictate. dictum -word, utterance, articulation. famen -word. verbum -work at, busy oneself in. exercitatio -work, labor, work done, completed work, building. opus operis -work, pains, labor. opera -work. operatio -workmanlike. fabrilis -workshop, factor. officina -world, circle. orbis -world, universe. mundus -worm. vermis -worry, fatigue, vex, harass, tease. fatigo -worse (see malus). peior -worship, reverence/ splendor. cultus -worst (see malus). pessimus -worthless, good for nothing, bad. nequam -worthlessness, badness, wickedness. nequitia nequities -worthy. dignus -worthy. dignus -wound. vulnus -wounded. plagatus -woven cloth, web. textus -woven fabric, piece of cloth. textilis -wrestle. colluctor -wrestling. colluctatio -wretched, unfortunate, miserable. miser -wretched. aerumnosus -wretchedly, miserably. misere -wretchedly, vilely. nequiter -writer, author, scribe. scriptor -writing tablet / list. album -writing tablet. tabella -writing. apices -wrong, sin. nefas -wrongful, acting unlawfully. injurius -wrongful. injustus -wrongly, badly, not as one would wish. secus -wrongly, falsely. perperam -yea, indeed. quin etiam -year. annus -yearly produce, grain crop / price of grain / cost of living. annona -yellow, golden, saffron-colored, of saffron. croceus -yellow, saffron-colored / saffron oil. crocinus -yet, still, until now. etiamnun, etiamnunc -yoke /a team of oxen, a pair /bond, union /slavery. iugum -you ele -you (pl) /YOU can't catch me, i'm the gingerbread man. vos -you are the finest. Heidelberg -you say. inquis -you. tu -young animal /chicken, chick. pullus -young man, coming to maturity,. adolescens -young man, youth, lad. adulescens -young man, youth. juvenis -young men, signs of manhood. pubes -young, progeny. foetus -young. pullus -your yours/ you may sing about YOUR pretty gals. vestrum vestri -your, yours /I read YOUR letter that said, dear john. tui -youth (between 20 and 45). iuventus -youth. adulescentia -youth. ephebus -youthful. iuvenalis iuvenilis -youthful. primaeva -zealous. sedulus -zealous. studiosus -zealously. sedulo diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile deleted file mode 100644 index b217f09..0000000 --- a/Makefile +++ /dev/null @@ -1,21 +0,0 @@ -# Makefile for source rpm: wordtrans -# $Id$ -NAME := wordtrans -SPECFILE = $(firstword $(wildcard *.spec)) - -define find-makefile-common -for d in common ../common ../../common ; do if [ -f $$d/Makefile.common ] ; then if [ -f $$d/CVS/Root -a -w $$/Makefile.common ] ; then cd $$d ; cvs -Q update ; fi ; echo "$$d/Makefile.common" ; break ; fi ; done -endef - -MAKEFILE_COMMON := $(shell $(find-makefile-common)) - -ifeq ($(MAKEFILE_COMMON),) -# attempt a checkout -define checkout-makefile-common -test -f CVS/Root && { cvs -Q -d $$(cat CVS/Root) checkout common && echo "common/Makefile.common" ; } || { echo "ERROR: I can't figure out how to checkout the 'common' module." ; exit -1 ; } >&2 -endef - -MAKEFILE_COMMON := $(shell $(checkout-makefile-common)) -endif - -include $(MAKEFILE_COMMON) diff --git a/Portuguese.txt b/Portuguese.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 1d22c12..0000000 --- a/Portuguese.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1375 +0,0 @@ -########################################################################### -#Copyright 1999 The Internet Dictionary Project/Tyler Chambers -#http://www.june29.com/IDP/ -#This file is free to use and modify. Thank you for using the IDP. -# -#Approximately 465 entries. 1/7/98 -#Approximately 910 entries. 3/8/98 -#Approximately 1360 entries. 2/19/99 -########################################################################### -a a[Article] -a primeira letra do alfabeto.[Article] -a uma[Article] -a um[Article] -aardvark oricterope, porco-da-terra[Noun] -aardvarks porco-da-terra, oricterope -aback a\s avessas[Adverb] -aback atra/s, detra/s[Adverb] -aback para tra/s[Adverb] -aback por tra/s[Adverb] -aback para trás -abacus a/baco[Noun] -abacus ábaco(Noun)[Noun] -abacuses a/bacos[Noun] -abacuses ábacos -abaft à popa, à ré[Adverb] -abalone abalone[Noun] -abalones abalones[Noun] -abandon abandonar, deixar[Verb] -abandon abandonar[Verb] -abandon abandono[Noun] -abandoned abandonado -abandoned abandonado; dissoluto, imoral -abandonee abandonado -abandoner abandonador -abandoning abandonando -abandonment abandonamento -abandonment abandono, disamparo[Noun] -abandonment renu/cia[Noun] -abandonment abandono[Noun] -abandonments abandonamentos -abandons abandonos -abase humilhar[Verb] -abase rebaixar[Verb] -abased abater[Verb] -abased humilhado[Adjective] -abased rebaixado[Adjective] -abasement humilhac,a~o[Noun] -abasement rebaixamento[Adjective] -abasement humilhação -abasements humilhac,o~es[Noun] -abasements humilhação -abash embarac,ar[Verb] -abash envergonhar, confundir[Verb] -abash humilhar[Verb] -abash embaraçar -abashed embarac,ado[Adjective] -abashed envergonhado, confuso[Adjective] -abashed embaraçado -abashes embarac,a[Verb] -abashing embarac,o[Noun] -abashment embarac,o[Noun] -abasing humilhac,ao[Noun] -abate abater, diminuir; amainar[Verb] -abate enfraquecer[Verb] -abated enfraquecido[Adjective] -abatement enfraquecimento[Noun] -abatements enfraquecimentos[Noun] -abater abater -abater abater -abates enfraquecer, decrescer[Verb] -abating enfraquecendo, decrescendo[Verb] -abattoir matadouro[Noun] -abbacy abadia -abbe abade[Noun] -abberations aberrac,o~es[Noun] -abbey abadia -abbey abadia[Noun] -abbeys abadias[Noun] -abbot padre, or abade[Noun] -abbots abades[Noun] -abbots the abbots -abbreviate abreviar[Verb] -abbreviated abreviado[Adjective] -abbreviates abrevia[Verb] -abbreviates amor[Pronoun] -abbreviating abreviando[Verb] -abbreviation abreviac,ao[Noun] -abbreviation abreviatura[Noun] -abbreviations abreviac,o~es[Noun] -abbreviator abreviador[Adjective] -abc a/-be^-ce^ ,abecedario , o alfabeto[Noun] -abdicable abdicável -abdicate abdicar[Verb] -abdicated abdicado[Verb] -abdication abdicac,a~o[Noun] -abdicator abdicante[Adjective] -abdomen abdo^men[Noun] -abdomens abdo^mens[Noun] -abdominal abdominal -abdominal abdominal[Pronoun] -abdominally abdominalmente[Adverb] -abdominally loved -abduce separar, desviar[Verb] -abduced separado, desviado[Verb] -abducens abducente[Noun] -abducent abducente[Adjective] -abducentes abducents -abducing abduzindo[Verb] -abduct sequestrar[Verb] -abducted raptado[Adjective] -abducting raptando[Verb] -abduction rapto[Noun] -abductions raptos[Noun] -abductor raptor[Noun] -abductors raptores[Noun] -abducts rapta[Verb] -abeam atrave/s[Adverb] -abecedarian abecedário -abed na cama[Adverb] -aberrance caminho[Noun] -aberrance aberração[Noun] -aberrancy aberração[Adjective] -aberrant aberrante[Adjective] -aberrantly aberrantemente[Adverb] -aberration ABERRAÇÃO[Noun] -aberrations aberrac,o~es[Noun] -aberrations aberração[Noun] -abet instagar[Verb] -abetment instigac,a~o[Noun] -abets instiga[Verb] -abetted instigado[Adjective] -abetter instigador[Noun] -abetting instigando[Verb] -abettor instigador, cu/mplice[Noun] -abeyance suspensa~o[Noun] -abhor abominar[Verb] -abhorred pret. e p.p. do verbo abhor[Verb] -abhorrence aversa~o[Noun] -abhorrent repugnante[Adjective] -abhorrently odiosamente[Adverb] -abhorrer pessoa odienta[Noun] -abhors abominaveis[Verb] -abidance permanência[Noun] -abide agu.entar, conformar-se[Verb] -abiding continuac,a~o[Noun] -abidingly permanentemente[Adverb] -abilities abilidades[Noun] -ability abilidade[Noun] -abiogenesis abioge/nese[Noun] -abiogenetic abiogene/tico[Adjective] -abiological abiológico[Adjective] -abiologically abiologicamente[Adverb] -abiotic abiotico[Noun] -abject abjecto[Adjective] -abjection abjecc,a~o[Noun] -abjections abjecc,o~es[Noun] -abjectly abjectamente[Adverb] -abjectness vileza , degradac,a~o[Noun] -abjuration abjuração[Noun] -abjure abjurar, renunciar,apostatar[Verb] -abjurer abjurante, apo/stata[Noun] -abjures abjura[Verb] -ablation ablac,a~o[Noun] -ablative ablativo[Noun] -ablaut mudanc,a da vogal no radical duma palavra[Noun] -ablaze flamejante, chamejante[Adjective] -able ha/bil[Adjective] -abloom florescente[Adjective] -ablution abluc,a~o[Noun] -ablutionary detersivo[Adjective] -ablutions abluc,o~es[Noun] -ably ha/bilmente[Adverb] -abnegate renunciar, abjurar,abnegar[Verb] -abnegates abnega[Verb] -abnegation abnegação[Noun] -abnegator abjurador, apo/stata[Noun] -abnormal anormal, incomum, ano^malo[Adjective] -abnormalities anormalidades[Noun] -abnormality anormalidade[Noun] -abnormalize anormalizar[Verb] -abnormalizes anormaliza[Verb] -abnormally anormalmente[Adverb] -aboard a bordo[Adverb] -abode lar[Noun] -abodes reside^ncias[Noun] -aboil abolir[Verb] -abolish abolir[Verb] -abolishable aboli/vel, anula/vel, cancela/velr, revoga/vel[Adverb] -abolished abolido, anulado, cancelado, revogado[Verb] -abolisher revogador[Noun] -abolishers revogadores[Noun] -abolishes anula, cancela, revoga, [Verb] -abolishing abolindo (from verb abolir)[Verb] -abolishment abolic,a~o[Noun] -abolition abolic,a~o[Noun] -abolitionism abolicionismo -abolitionist abolicionista[Noun] -abolitionists abolicionistas[Noun] -abominable abomina/vel, execra/vel[Adjective] -abominably abominavelmente, execravelmente[Adverb] -abominate abominar, execrar[Verb] -abomination abominac,a~o, execrac,a~o[Noun] -abominations abominac,o~es, execrac,o~es[Noun] -aboriginal aboriginal[Adjective] -aboriginally originariamente, primitivamente[Adverb] -aborigine aborígene -aborigines aborigenes, primitivos habitantes de um pais[Noun] -abort abortar[Verb] -aborted cancelado[Verb] -aborter aborteiro[Noun] -abortifacient abortivo[Noun] -aborting abortando[Verb] -abortion aborto[Noun] -abortions abortos[Noun] -abortive fracassado[Adjective] -abortively abortivamente[Adverb] -abortiveness aborto, fracasso[Noun] -abound abundar[Verb] -abounding abunda^ncia[Noun] -abounds abunda[Verb] -about aproximadamente[Adverb] -above sobre, por cima, na parte superior, acima de, fora de[Adverb] -aboveground superficial[Adjective] -abovementioned supramencionado[Adjective] -abracadabra amuleto[Noun] -abrade raspar, safar, esfragar,desgastar[Verb] -abrasion desgaste, raspadura, fricc,a~o[Noun] -abrasions desgastes, raspaduras, fricc,o~es[Noun] -abrasive abrasivo[Noun] -abrasively abrasivamente -abrasiveness abrasividade -abrasives abrasivos[Noun] -abreast de frente, ombro com ombro[Adverb] -abridge abreviar, resumir, reduzir, encurtar[Verb] -abridged abreviado, resumido[Verb] -abridgement resumo, suma/rio, reduc,a~o,privac,a~o[Noun] -abridgment resumo, suma/rio,reduc,a~o, privac,a~o[Noun] -abroach em bica, profusamente[Adverb] -abroad estrangeiro, fora[Adverb] -abrogate abrogar[Verb] -abrogated abrogado[Verb] -abrogates abroga[Verb] -abrogating abrogando[Verb] -abrupt abrupto[Adjective] -abruption interrupção brusca -abruptly bruscamente[Adverb] -abruptness rudeza, aspereza, indelicadeza, brusquidão -abscess abcesso, apostema -abscissa abscissa -abscond esconder(-se), evadir(-se), fugir à ação da justiça[Verb] -absconder fugitivo, foragido, desertor -absence ausência, afastamento, falta, carência, inatenção -absences ausencias[Noun] -absent ausente[Adjective] -absented ausente -absentee ausente[Noun] -absentminded distraido (accent on second i)[Adjective] -absentmindedly distraidamente[Adverb] -absinth absinto[Noun] -absinthe absinto -absolute absoluto[Adjective] -absolutely absolutamente[Adverb] -absolutes absolutos[Adjective] -absolutism absolutismo[Noun] -absolutist absolutista[Noun] -absolve absolver[Verb] -absorb absorver[Verb] -absorbed absorto[Adjective] -absorbent absorvente[Adjective] -absorber absorvente[Adjective] -absorption absorc,a~o -abstain abster-se[Verb] -abstemious abstémio[Adjective] -abstention abstenc, a~o -abstinence abstinência[Noun] -abstinent abstinente[Adjective] -abstract abstracto[Adjective] -abstraction abstrac,a~o[Noun] -abstractionism abstracionismo[Noun] -abstractionist abstracionista[Noun] -abstractly abstratamente[Adverb] -abstruse abstruso[Adjective] -absurd absurdo[Adjective] -absurdity absurdo[Noun] -absurdly absurdamente[Adverb] -abundance abunda^ncia[Noun] -abundant abundante[Adjective] -abuse abuso[Noun] -abused abusado[Adjective] -abuser abusador[Noun] -abusers abusadores[Noun] -abuses abusa[Verb] -abusive abusivo[Adjective] -abusively abusivamente[Adverb] -abusiveness abusividade[Noun] -abyss abismo[Noun] -abyssal abissal[Adjective] -acacia aca/cia[Verb] -academia academia[Noun] -academic acade^mico[Adjective] -academically academicamente[Adverb] -academician acade^mico[Noun] -academicism academicismo[Noun] -academy academia[Noun] -accede aceder, asquiecer[Verb] -accelerate acelerar[Verb] -accelerates acelera[Verb] -acceleration acelerac,a~o[Noun] -accelerator acelerador[Noun] -accelerators aceleradores[Noun] -accent acento, sotaque[Noun] -accent acentuar[Verb] -accented acentuado[Adjective] -accentuate acentuar, salientar[Verb] -accentuated acentuado[Verb] -accentuates acentua[Verb] -accentuating acentuando[Verb] -accept aceitar, admitir[Verb] -acceptable aceita/vel[Adjective] -acceptableness aceitabilidade[Noun] -acceptance aceitac,a~o[Noun] -acceptances aceitac,o~es -access acesso, ataque[Noun] -accessible acessi/vel[Adjective] -accessory acesso/rios, auxiliar[Noun] -accident acidente[Noun] -acclimatize aclimatizar[Verb] -accompanier acompanhante[Noun] -accordance acordo[Noun] -accordances acordos[Noun] -accordingly de acordo[Adverb] -action ac,a~o[Noun] -actions ac,o~es -apple maçã[Noun] -apples maçãs[Noun] -applicable aplicável[Adjective] -arabesque arabesco -arable arável -arachnoid aranha -arbitral arbitral -arc arco -arcade arcada -arcane arcano -arch arco -archaic arcaico -archaism arcaísmo -archdioceses arquiocese -archducal arqueduque -archeologist arqueologista -art arte[Noun] -artery arte/ria[Noun] -article artigo[Noun] -attack ataque[Noun] -axe Machado -babble balbucio; tagarelice[Noun] -babble ruído, falatório, fala confusa[Noun] -babble balbuciar; tagarelar [Verb] -babbled murmurado, comentado,falado[Adjective] -babe bebê, meu bem, querida[Noun] -babe bebe^ -babes gajas[Noun] -babies bebês, nenens[Noun] -baboon babuíno (macaco[Noun] -babushka avó, vovó[Noun] -baby bebe[Noun] -baby nenen[Noun] -babyhood primeira infa^ncia[Noun] -babyish infantil[Adjective] -babysitter babá[Noun] -babysitters babás -babysitting pagear/ tomar conta de criança[Verb] -baccalaureate bacharelado[Noun] -baccarat bacará -bacchanal bacanal[Noun] -bachelor solteiro; bacharel[Noun] -bachelor celibata/rio[Noun] -bachelorhood celibato[Noun] -bachelors solteiros; bachare/is -bachelors celibata/rios[Noun] -bacillar bacilar[Adjective] -bacillary bacilaria/ceo[Adjective] -bacilli bacilos[Noun] -bacillus bacilo[Noun] -back costas; dorso[Noun] -backache dor de costas -backache dor lombar[Noun] -backaches dores de costas -backaches dores lombares[Noun] -backbite caluniar,dizer mal,falar pelas costas[Verb] -backbiter caluniador, difamador[Noun] -backbone espinha dorsal; coluna vertebral[Noun] -backbones espinhas dorsais; colunas vertebrais[Noun] -backcountry o interior -backdrop pano de fundo[Noun] -backdrops panos de fundo[Noun] -backer financiador[Noun] -backer patrocinador[Noun] -backers financiadores[Noun] -backers patrocinadores -backgammon gamão[Noun] -background fundo de cena, segundo plano; (fig.) formac,a~o, conhecimentos[Noun] -backhand costas da mão[Noun] -backhanded ed -backing apoio, auxi/lio, patroci/nio; retrocesso[Noun] -backlash recuo[Noun] -backless sem volta, sem retorno[Adjective] -backlog reserva, acúmulo[Noun] -backlogs reservas, acúmulos[Noun] -backpack mochila -backpacks mochilas -backseat banco de trás[Noun] -backside parte traseira, nádegas, bunda[Noun] -backslide reincidir[Verb] -backslider reincidente[Noun] -backstage camarim[Noun] -backstairs escada de servic,o[Noun] -backstitch pesponto[Noun] -backstop batente[Noun] -backup cópia (arquivos de computador)[Noun] -backups cópias[Noun] -backward atrasado, retro/grado[Adjective] -backward para tra/s[Adverb] -backward retrógrado, atrasado, em decadência[Adjective] -backwater remanso, a/gua parada[Noun] -backwoods roça -backwoods serta~o, regia~o remota[Noun] -backyard quintal[Noun] -backyards quintas[Noun] -bacon bacon -bacon toicinho[Noun] -bacteria bacte/rias[Noun] -bacterial bacteriano[Adjective] -bacterium bacte/ria -bad mau[Adjective] -bad ruim -bade ofereceu[Verb] -badge distintivo, insi/gnia, emblema[Noun] -badger texugo[Noun] -badly mal; gravemente; incorretamente[Adverb] -badmen bandidos, homens maus[Adjective] -baffle confundir, deixar perplexo[Verb] -baffle contratempo; (acust.) sonoflector; (mec.) placa defletora[Noun] -baffled confundido[Adjective] -baffling desconcertante, desnorteante[Adjective] -bag mala,sacola, mochila[Noun] -bag saco, saca, maleta; bolsa[Noun] -bagatelle bagatela[Noun] -bagatelles bagatelas[Noun] -baggage bagagem; equipamento[Noun] -baggageman carregador, bagageiro[Noun] -baggagemen carregadores[Noun] -bagged ensacado[Adjective] -bagger ensacar, por na bolsa[Verb] -baggers ensacadores[Noun] -bagpipe gaita de foles[Noun] -bagpiper gaiteiro, tocador de gaita de foles[Noun] -bagpipes gaitas de foles[Noun] -bags malas, mochilas, sacolas[Noun] -bags sacos, sacas[Noun] -baguette bisnaga(pão) -bail fianc,a, cauc,a~o[Noun] -bail por em liberdade sob fiança[Verb] -bailiff bailio, alguazil, meirinho[Noun] -bailiffs meirinho, oficial de diligências[Noun] -bailiwick bailiado, distrito[Noun] -bait atrair, irritar[Verb] -bait isca, engodo[Noun] -baize baeta[Noun] -bake cozer no forno[Verb] -baked assado[Verb] -baked cozido[Verb] -baker padeiro[Noun] -bakeries padarias[Noun] -bakers padeiros[Noun] -bakery padaria[Noun] -balance balanc,a, equili/brio, estabilidade, ponderac,a~o; balanc,o , saldo.[Noun] -balcony balca~o, sacada[Noun] -bald calvo, sem vegetac,a~o[Adjective] -baldness calvi/cie[Noun] -bale fardo[Noun] -baleful maligno, funesto[Adjective] -balk falhar, perder (oportunidade); impedir, frustrar[Verb] -balky empacador, birrento[Adjective] -ball bola[Noun] -balls bolas[Noun] -banana banana[Noun] -bananas bananas[Noun] -bank banco[Noun] -baptism batismo[Noun] -baptismal batismal[Adjective] -baptisms batismos[Noun] -baptists batistas[Noun] -baptize batisar[Verb] -baptized batisado[Adjective] -baptizing batisando[Verb] -barbecue churrasco[Noun] -basic basico[Adjective] -bath banho[Noun] -bathe banhar[Verb] -bitch cadela, puta (son of a bitch=filho duma puta)[Noun] -book livro[Noun] -boyfriend namorado -brain cérebro[Noun] -brake travão[Noun] -braked travado[Adjective] -brakes travões[Noun] -c terceira letra do alfabeto ingle -c terceira letra do alfabeto ingle^s[Noun] -cab taxi[Noun] -cab viajar em carro[Verb] -cabal cabala[Noun] -cabalistic cabalistico[Adjective] -cabaret cabaret[Noun] -cabbage ca/bula[Noun] -cabbage couve[Noun] -cabbage repolho[Noun] -cabbages couves[Noun] -cabby cocheiro[Noun] -cabdriver taxista[Noun] -cabin cabana[Noun] -cabin cabine[Noun] -cabinet armario[Noun] -cabinet gabinete[Noun] -cabinets armarios[Noun] -cabins cabines[Noun] -cable cabo[Noun] -cablegram cabograma[Noun] -cables cabos[Noun] -cabman cocheiro[Noun] -caboose cozinha de bordo[Noun] -cabotage cabotagem[Noun] -cabriolet cabriole/[Noun] -cabs taxis[Noun] -cacao cacau[Noun] -caches esconde[Verb] -cackle cacarejar[Verb] -cacophony cacofonia[Noun] -cadastral cadastral -cadastre cadastro -cadaver cadaver[Noun] -cadaveric cadavérico -cadmium cadmium -cafe café -cafeteria cafetaria[Noun] -caffeine cafeina[Noun] -caffeinic cafeinico -cage jaula[Noun] -cake bolo[Noun] -cakes bolos -calamite Calamidade -calamities Calamidades -calamitous calamitoso[Adjective] -calamity calamidade[Noun] -calcification calcificação -calcium calcio[Noun] -calculable calculavel -calculableness incalculavel -calculably calculável -calculate calcular[Verb] -calculated calculado -calculating calculando -calculation calculo -calculator calculador -calculators calculadora -calendar calendario[Noun] -calendars calendários -calender calandra -calf vitela[Noun] -calfskin pele de vitela -caliber pano[Noun] -calibrate calibrar[Verb] -calibrated calibrado -calibrating calibrando -calibration calibração -calibre calibre -calico pano de algodao[Noun] -call ligar[Verb] -called chamado[Verb] -calligraph caligrafia -calligrapher calígrafo -calling ligando[Verb] -callosity calosidade -callous calos -cambial cambial -camel camêlo -camera maquina fotografica[Noun] -camp acampar[Verb] -candidate candidato[Noun] -candidates candidatos[Noun] -candies doces[Noun] -candy doce[Noun] -canoe canoa[Noun] -cans latas[Noun] -cap bone[Noun] -capable capaz[Adjective] -capacity capacidade[Noun] -capitalism capitalismo[Noun] -capitalist capitalista[Noun] -capitalists capitalistas[Noun] -capitulate capitular[Verb] -capybara capibara[Noun] -car carro[Noun] -carabineer carabineiro[Noun] -caramel caramelo[Noun] -carbon carbon[Noun] -career carreira[Noun] -careful cuidadoso[Adjective] -carioca carioca[Noun] -cartel cartel[Noun] -cartographer cartografo[Noun] -cartographers cartografos[Noun] -cartography cartografia[Noun] -cartoon desenho animado[Noun] -cartoons desenhos animados[Noun] -chair cadeira[Noun] -count conde[Noun] -countability contabilidade[Noun] -counterespionage contraespionagem[Noun] -counterintelligence contraespionagem[Noun] -cunt vagina, cona[Noun] -cup taça[Noun] -cupidity cupidez[Adjective] -cupric cúprico[Adjective] -curator curador[Noun] -curatorship curatela[Noun] -d quarta letra do alfabeto -dab pequena quantidade[Noun] -dab toque[Noun] -dad PAPAI[Noun] -daddies papais[Noun] -daddy papai[Noun] -dads pais[Noun] -daemon DEMONHO[Noun] -daemons DEMONHOS[Noun] -dagger adaga[Noun] -dagger punhal[Noun] -daggers punhais[Noun] -daguerreotypes DAGUERROTIPO[Noun] -dahlia da/hlia[Noun] -daily DIARIAMENTE[Adverb] -daily dia/rio[Noun] -daintily saborosamente[Adverb] -daintiness delicadeza[Noun] -dainty saboroso[Adjective] -daiquiri daiquiri[Noun] -daiquiris daiquiris[Noun] -dairy LÁCTEO[Adjective] -dairy queijaria[Noun] -dairyman leiteiro[Noun] -dais plataforma[Noun] -daisies margaridas[Noun] -daisy bem-me-quer[Noun] -daisy MARGARIDA[Noun] -dale pequeno vale[Noun] -dalmatian DÁLMATA[Noun] -dalmatians DÁLMATAS[Noun] -damage dano[Noun] -damaged danificado[Noun] -damager danificador[Noun] -damagers danificadores[Noun] -damages danos[Noun] -damaging danoso[Noun] -damask damasco[Noun] -dame dama[Noun] -dancer dançarino[Adjective] -dog cachorro[Noun] -dog ca~o[Noun] -dog cão[Noun] -dogged persistente[Verb] -dogma dogma[Noun] -dove pomba[Noun] -down debaixo[Adverb] -draw empate[Noun] -each cada[Pronoun] -eager a/vido[Adjective] -eagerly avidamente[Adverb] -eagerness avidez[Noun] -eagle a/guia[Noun] -eagles a/guias[Noun] -ear orelha[Noun] -earache dor de ouvido[Noun] -early cedo[Adverb] -earn merecer[Verb] -earned merecido[Adjective] -earphone auscultador[Noun] -earphones auscultadores[Noun] -earring brinco[Noun] -earrings brincos[Noun] -ears orelhas[Noun] -earth terra[Noun] -earthling extraterrestre[Noun] -earthquake terramoto[Noun] -earthquakes terramotos[Noun] -earths terras[Noun] -earthworm minhoca[Noun] -earthworms minhocas[Noun] -ease facilidade[Noun] -easily facilmente[Adverb] -east este[Noun] -eat comer[Verb] -fabric fa/brica[Noun] -fabricant fabricante[Noun] -fabricated fabricado[Verb] -fabrication fabricac,a~o[Noun] -fabulous fabuloso[Adjective] -fabulously fabulosamente[Adverb] -fabulousness fabulosidade[Noun] -face cara[Noun] -for eva[Preposition] -fuck foder[Verb] -gain ganhar[Verb] -gain ganho -gain ganhas[Verb] -gain ganha -gain ganhamos -gain ganham -gained ganhou[Verb] -gained ganhaste -gained ganhei -gained ganhamos -gained ganharam -gal moc,a[Noun] -garden jardim[Noun] -gardener jardineiro[Noun] -gardens jardims[Noun] -garlic alho[Noun] -girlfriend namorada -ha ah! (interjection) -habeas habeas[Noun] -habeas habeas[Noun] -haberdasher vendedor ambulante[Noun] -haberdasher vendedor ambulante[Noun] -haberdasheries vendedores ambulantes[Noun] -haberdasheries vendedores ambulantes[Noun] -haberdashery mercearia; vendanc~ ambulante[Noun] -haberdashery mercearia; vendanc~ ambulante[Noun] -habilitate habilitar[Verb] -habilitate habilitar[Verb] -habilitated habilitado[Verb] -habilitated habilitado[Verb] -habilitates hablilita[Verb] -habilitates hablilita[Verb] -habilitating habilitac,a~o[Noun] -habilitating habilitac,a~o[Noun] -habilitation habilitac,a~o[Noun] -habilitation habilitac,a~o[Noun] -habilitations habilitac,o~es[Noun] -habilitations habilitac,o~es[Noun] -habit ha/bito[Noun] -habit ha/bito[Noun] -habitability habitabilidade[Noun] -habitability habitabilidade[Noun] -habitable habita/vel[Noun] -habitable habita/vel[Noun] -habitableness habitabilidade[Noun] -habitableness habitabilidade[Noun] -habitably habitavelmente[Adverb] -habitably habitavelmente[Adverb] -habitant habitante[Noun] -habitant habitante[Noun] -habitant habitante[Noun] -habitants habitantes[Noun] -habitat habitat[Noun] -habitat habitat[Noun] -habitation habitac,a~o[Noun] -habitation habitação -habitation habitac,a~o[Noun] -habitations habitac,o~es[Noun] -habitations habitac,o~es[Noun] -habitats habitats[Noun] -habitats habitats[Noun] -habits ha/bitos[Noun] -habits ha/bitos[Noun] -habitual habitual[Adjective] -habitual habitual[Adjective] -habitualize habitualizar[Verb] -habitualize habitualizar[Verb] -habitualizes habitualiza[Verb] -habitualizes habitualiza[Verb] -habitually habitualmente[Adverb] -habitually habitualmente[Adverb] -habitualness habitualeza[Noun] -habitualness habitualeza[Noun] -habituate habituar[Verb] -habituate habituar[Verb] -habituated habituado[Adjective] -habituated habituado[Adjective] -habituates habitua[Verb] -habituates habitua[Verb] -habituating habituando[Verb] -habituating habituando[Verb] -habituation habituac,a~o[Noun] -habituation habituac,a~o[Noun] -hacienda fazenda[Noun] -hacienda fazenda[Noun] -haciendas fazendas[Noun] -haciendas fazendas[Noun] -hack (n)talho, corte; tosse seca; (slang) escritor de meia-tigela; (v) tossir secamente; cortar, talhar. -hack (n)talho, corte; tosse seca; (slang) escritor de meia-tigela; (v) tossir secamente; cortar, talhar. -hacked cortado, talhado -hacked cortado, talhado -hacker mutilador[Noun] -hacker mutilador[Noun] -hackers mutiladores[Noun] -hackers mutiladores[Noun] -hackery corte[Noun] -hackery corte[Noun] -hair cabelo[Noun] -hairbrush escova de cabelo[Noun] -haircut corte de cabelo[Noun] -haircuts cortes de cabelo[Noun] -hairdresser cabeleireiro/cabeleireira[Noun] -hairdressers cabeleireiros[Noun] -hairpin alfinete[Noun] -half metade[Adverb] -help auxi/lio[Noun] -help socorro[Noun] -helper auxiliador[Noun] -helper auxiliar[Noun] -helpful proveitoso[Adjective] -helpful u/til[Adjective] -helpfully de maneira proveitoso[Adverb] -helpfulness auxilio[Noun] -helpless sem recursos[Adjective] -helplessly irremediavelmente[Adverb] -helplessness abandono[Noun] -helplessness desamparo[Noun] -helpmate companeiro[Noun] -helve cabo[Noun] -hem bainha[Noun] -hematite hematite[Noun] -here aqui[Noun] -hug abracio[Noun] -joy alegria[Noun] -kaleidoscope caleidoscopio[Noun] -kangaroo canguru[Noun] -kangaroos cangurus[Noun] -karate carate[Noun] -karma carma[Noun] -kayak caiaque[Noun] -keep fortaleza[Noun] -keg barril[Noun] -kennel canil[Noun] -kerosene querosene[Noun] -key chave[Noun] -keyboard teclado[Noun] -keyhole fechadura[Noun] -keys chaves[Noun] -kick chute[Noun] -kid garoto[Noun] -label etiqueta[Noun] -labelable etiquetável[Adjective] -labeled etiquetado[Adjective] -labeler etiquetador[Noun] -labelers etiquetadores[Noun] -labels etiquetas[Noun] -labial labial[Noun] -labialization labialização[Noun] -labialize labializar[Verb] -labialized labializado[Noun] -labially de forma labial[Adverb] -laboratories laboratórios[Noun] -laboratory laboratório[Noun] -locks fechaduras[Noun] -locomotion locomocao, movimento[Noun] -locomotive locomotiva[Noun] -locust gafanhoto[Noun] -locusts gafanhotos[Noun] -love amo[Noun] -loveable amoroso -lovely lindo[Adjective] -loving amoroso[Adjective] -ma mamae[Noun] -ma%27am senhora[Noun] -ma'am senhora[Noun] -macabre macabro[Adjective] -macadam asfalto[Noun] -macadamize asfaltar[Verb] -macadamized asfaltado[Verb] -macadamizes asfalta[Verb] -macadamizing asfaltando[Verb] -macaque macaco[Noun] -macaw arara[Noun] -macaws araras[Noun] -macerate macerar[Verb] -machete faca~o[Noun] -machete machete -machine ma/quina[Noun] -machinery maquina/rio[Noun] -machines ma/quinas[Noun] -machismo machismo[Noun] -macho macho[Noun] -macro macro[Noun] -macrocosm macrocosmos -macroeconomic macroeconomia[Noun] -macroinstruction macroinstruc,a~o[Noun] -mad louco[Noun] -madam madame[Noun] -madness loucura[Adverb] -magic mágico[Noun] -magical mágico[Adjective] -magna magna[Adjective] -mean significar[Verb] -mean media[Noun] -meaning significado[Verb] -meaningful com significado[Adjective] -meaningless sem significado -meanings significados -meantime entretanto[Adverb] -meanwhile entretanto[Adverb] -measles sarampo[Noun] -measurability mensurabilidade -measurable mensuravel -measure medir[Verb] -measured medido[Verb] -measureless sem medida[Noun] -measurement medicao[Noun] -measurements medicoes[Noun] -measurer medidor -measures medidas[Noun] -meat carne[Noun] -mechanic mecanico[Noun] -mechanical mecanico[Adjective] -mechanics mecanica[Noun] -mermaid sereia[Noun] -mermaids sereias[Noun] -merry feliz[Adverb] -nag aborrecer[Verb] -nail prego[Noun] -nails pregos[Noun] -naked nu, pelado[Adjective] -name nome[Noun] -namely nomeadamente[Adverb] -names nomes[Noun] -naming nao -nanny ama[Noun] -nanogram nanograma[Noun] -nanograms nanogramas[Noun] -nanosecond nanosegundo[Noun] -nanoseconds nanosegundos -nap sesta[Noun] -naphtha nafta[Noun] -napkin guardanapo[Noun] -napkins guardanapos[Noun] -nappies fraldas[Noun] -nappy fralda[Noun] -narcissism narcisismo[Noun] -narcotic narcótico[Noun] -narrate narrar[Verb] -narrated narrado[Verb] -narrator narrador[Noun] -narrow estreito[Adjective] -nasty malévolo[Adjective] -native nativo[Noun] -natives nativos[Noun] -oak carvalho[Noun] -oar remo[Noun] -oasis oásis[Noun] -oat aveia[Noun] -oath juramento[Noun] -oatmeal farinha de aveia[Noun] -oatmeal mingau de aveia[Noun] -obedience obediência[Noun] -obelisk obelisco[Noun] -obese obeso[Adjective] -obesity obesidade[Noun] -obey obedecer[Verb] -obfuscate ofuscar[Verb] -pace andar a passo, passear[Verb] -pacemaker marca-passos[Noun] -pacific pacato[Adjective] -pacification pacificac,a~o[Noun] -pacifier chupeta de bebê[Noun] -pacifies pacifica[Verb] -pacifist pacifista[Noun] -pacify pacificar[Verb] -pack pacote[Noun] -pack pacote[Noun] -package fardo[Noun] -packaged embrulhado[Adjective] -packages pacotes[Noun] -packed embrulhado[Adjective] -packer empacotador[Noun] -pager biper[Noun] -pail balde[Noun] -painless indolor[Adjective] -panel painel[Noun] -papers papeis[Noun] -parachute paraquedas[Noun] -parachuter paraquedista[Noun] -paradigm paradigma[Noun] -paradise paraiso[Noun] -paragraph parágrafo[Noun] -parallax paralaxe[Noun] -parallel paralelo[Adjective] -parliament parlamento[Noun] -pawn peão[Noun] -pawns peões -play jogar[Verb] -play tocar[Verb] -pour pour[Verb] -purity pureza[Noun] -purple pu/rpura[Noun] -purse bolsa[Noun] -rabbit coelho[Noun] -rabbits coelhos[Noun] -race corrida -racial racial[Adjective] -racism racismo[Noun] -racist racista[Noun] -radar radar[Noun] -radial radial[Noun] -radio radio[Noun] -replace replacao -s de/cima nona letra do alfabeto[Article] -sabbath sa/bado dos hebreus; dia de descanso; domingo para os Crista~os[Noun] -sabbath saba/ (dia de descanso dos hebreus, mas tambe/m dia de concilia/bulo de bruxos)[Noun] -saber sabre[Noun] -sabers sabres[Noun] -sabertooth dentes-de-sabre[Noun] -sable marta zibelina; pele de marta zibelina[Noun] -sabotage sabotagem[Noun] -sabotages sabotagens[Noun] -sabotaging sabotagem -saboteur sabotador[Noun] -saccharin sacarina[Noun] -saccharose sacarose[Noun] -sacerdotal sacerdotal[Adjective] -sacerdotalism sacerdotalismo[Noun] -sacerdotalist sacerdotalista[Noun] -sack saco[Noun] -sacrament sacramento -sacramental sacramental -sacramentalism sacramentalismo -sacramentalist sacramentalista -sacramentally sacramentalmente -sacraments sacramentos -sacred sagrado -sacrifice sacreficar[Verb] -sacrifice sacrificar[Verb] -sacrifice sacrifi/cio[Noun] -sacrificed sacreficado -sacrificed sacrificado -sacrifices sacrefi/cios -sacrifices sacrifi/cios -sacrificing sacramento -sacrilege sacrile/gio[Noun] -sacrilegious sacri/lego[Adjective] -sad triste, melanco/lico; sombrio; detesta/vel, circunspecto; escuro -sadden entristecer[se], contristar; tornar mais denso, escurecer -saddle sela, selim[Noun] -sadism sadismo -sadist sadista -sadistic sadi/stico -sadistically sadisticamente -sadists sadistas -sadly tristemente -sadness tristeza -sadomasochism sadomasoquismo -sadomasochist sadomasoquista -sadomasochistic sadomasoqui/stico -safe seguro; salvo -safe cofre[Noun] -safeguard salvaguarda[Noun] -safeguard salvaguardar[Verb] -safeguards salvaguarda[Noun] -safekeeping custodio (accent on first o[Noun] -safely seguramente, a salvo -safely em segurança[Adverb] -safeness seguranc,a[Noun] -safer mais seguro[Adjective] -safes cofres[Noun] -safest o mais seguro[Adjective] -safety seguranc,a; salvamento -saffron ac/afra~o[Noun] -sag curva, declinac,a~o, dobra, cai/da[Noun] -saga saga[Noun] -sagacious sagaz[Adjective] -sage sa/bio, filo/sofo; salva [planta][Noun] -sages sabios (accent on a)[Noun] -sagging caindo or afundando[Verb] -sago sagu -said [pas. e part. pas. de SAY] -sail fazer a` vela, velejar, navegar[Verb] -sail vela [de navio ou de moinho][Noun] -sailboat barco a vela[Noun] -sailboater lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -sailing navegac,a~o, marcha do navio -sailor marinheiro, navegador[Noun] -sailors marinheiros, navegadores[Noun] -sails velas[Noun] -saint santo, santa[Noun] -saints santos, santas[Noun] -salad salada[Noun] -salads saladas[Noun] -salamander salamandra[Noun] -salami salami[Noun] -salaries sala/rios[Noun] -salary sala/rio -sale venda[Noun] -saleable venda/vel[Adjective] -sales vendas[Noun] -salesgirl vendedora[Noun] -saleslady vendedora[Noun] -salesman vendedor[Noun] -salesmen vendedores[Noun] -salespeople vendedores[Noun] -salesroom sala de vendas[Noun] -saleswoman vendedora[Noun] -saleswomen vendedoras[Noun] -salient saliente[Adjective] -saline salino[Adjective] -saliva saliva[Noun] -salivate salivar[Verb] -salmon salma~o[Noun] -salon sala~o[Noun] -salsa salsa[Noun] -salt sal[Noun] -saltpeter salitre -saltwater agua de sal (accent on first a) -salty salgado -salute continencia (closed accent on e)[Noun] -salutes faz continencia (closed accent on e) -salvage salvamento[Noun] -salvaged salvo[Verb] -salvation salvacao (tilda on last a)[Noun] -samar lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -samba samba[Noun] -same mesmo[Adjective] -sample provar, experimentar[Verb] -samples amostras[Noun] -sanctification santificacao (tilda on last a)[Adjective] -sanctified santificado[Verb] -sanctifier santificador[Noun] -sanctify santificar[Verb] -sanctimonious carola[Adjective] -sanctimoniously carolamente[Adverb] -sanctity santidade[Noun] -sanctuaries santuarios (Accent on second a[Noun] -sanctuary santuario (accent on second a) -sand areia (accent on e)[Noun] -sandal chinelo lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil[Noun] -sandwich sanduiche (accent on i) -sandwiches sanduiches (accent on i) -sex sexo -shirt camisa[Noun] -shit merda[Noun] -springboard trampolim[Noun] -springtime primavera -stabilize stabilizar -stage palco (theater)[Noun] -stain mancha[Noun] -stained manchado[Adjective] -stainlessly lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -stains manchas -stair escada -stairs escadas -stalwartize lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -standards padroes (tilda on o)[Noun] -star estrela[Noun] -starboard estibordo -stars estrelas -start iniciar, comencar [Verb] -starting lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -state estado[Noun] -states estados[Noun] -statical lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -stay ficar[Verb] -steak bife[Noun] -steal robar[Verb] -steamboat lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -stereo som[Noun] -stole roubado[Verb] -stolen roubado[Verb] -stomach barriga[Noun] -stomachache dor de barriga[Noun] -stonecutters lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -stoned drogado[Adjective] -stories historias (accent on o)[Noun] -story historia (accent on o)[Noun] -storywriter lanede99.cs20@Usafa.af.mil -stove folgao (tilda on a)[Noun] -stranger pessoa estranho[Noun] -strangers pessoas estranhos[Noun] -strangest o mais estanho[Adjective] -stratiform lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -stream ribeiro[Noun] -streams ribeiros[Noun] -street estrada[Noun] -streeters lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -streets estradas[Noun] -strength forca [Noun] -strengthen fortificar[Verb] -strengthened fortificado[Adjective] -strew lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -strike greve[Noun] -strong forte[Adjective] -stronger mais forte[Adjective] -strongest o mais forte[Adjective] -strontic lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -struggle luta -student estudante[Noun] -students estudantes[Noun] -studio estudio (accent on u)[Noun] -studios estudios (accent on u)[Noun] -stuffily lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -stuffy bofado -stupid estupido (accent on u)[Adjective] -stupidities lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -stupor estupor[Noun] -sturdy seguro[Adjective] -style estilo[Noun] -stylizing lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil -suave suave -sublime sublime[Adjective] -substitute substituir[Verb] -substituted substituido[Verb] -success sucesso[Noun] -successes sucessos[Noun] -successful lanede99.cs20@Usafa.af.mil -suck chupar[Verb] -suddenly de repente[Adverb] -sugar acucar[Noun] -sugarcane cana de acucar[Noun] -suicide suicidio (accent on second i)[Noun] -suit terno[Noun] -suitcase pasta[Noun] -suitcases pastas[Noun] -suits ternos[Noun] -sultan sultao (tilda on a)[Noun] -summary resumo[Noun] -sun sol[Noun] -sundae sundae[Noun] -sunk afundado[Adjective] -sunset por de sol (closed accent on first o)[Noun] -suppose supor -surprise surpresa -surprising surprendente[Adjective] -survive sobreviver[Verb] -surviver sobrevivente[Noun] -sweat suar (noun: suor)[Verb] -sweater sueter (accent on e)[Noun] -sweating suando[Verb] -sweep varrer[Verb] -swerve desviar[Noun] -swift rapido (accent on a) -swim nadar[Verb] -swimmer nadador[Noun] -swimmers nadadores[Noun] -sword espada[Noun] -swords espadas[Noun] -symbol simbolo[Noun] -symbolism simbologia[Noun] -symbols simbolos[Noun] -symphony sinfonia[Noun] -tab lingueta, aba; (label) etiquea -tabernacle tabernaculo -tabernacles tabernaculos (accent on second a)[Noun] -table mesa -tablecloth toalha de mesa[Noun] -tablecloths toalhas de mesa[Noun] -tables mesas[Noun] -tablespoon colher de sopa[Noun] -tablespoons colheres de sopa -tablet lapide (accent on a)[Noun] -tablets lapides (accent on a) -tabloid tabloide (accent on o)[Noun] -tabor a a -tail rablo[Noun] -take tirar[Verb] -talk falar[Verb] -tall alto -taller mais alto -tallest o mais alto -tape fita[Noun] -tapes fitas[Noun] -tasteless sem gosto[Adjective] -tax emposto[Noun] -taxi taxi (accent on a)[Noun] -tea cha (accent on a)[Noun] -teach ensinar[Verb] -teacher professor[Noun] -teachers professores[Noun] -teachings ensinamentos[Noun] -team time[Noun] -teams times[Noun] -tear rasgar[Verb] -teardrop lagrima (accent on a)[Noun] -tears lagrimas (accent on a)[Noun] -technique tecnica (accent on e)[Noun] -techniques tecnicas (accent on e)[Noun] -technological tecnologica (accent on o)[Adjective] -technology tecnologia[Noun] -teeth dentes[Noun] -television televisao (tilda on a)[Noun] -televisions televisoes (tilda on o)[Noun] -tell dizer[Verb] -temperature temperatura[Noun] -temple templo[Noun] -temples templos[Noun] -temporarily temporariamente -temporary temporario (accent on a)[Noun] -tempt tentar[Verb] -tempted tentado[Adjective] -tempts tenta[Noun] -ten dez[Noun] -tender tenura[Adjective] -tennis tenis (closed accent on e)[Noun] -tent tenda[Noun] -tenth decimo (Accent on e)[Noun] -tents tendas[Noun] -terminate terminar[Verb] -terms termos[Noun] -terrestrial terrestre[Adjective] -terror terror[Noun] -terrorism terrorismo[Noun] -terrorist terrorista[Noun] -test prova[Noun] -testify testificar[Verb] -testifying testificando[Verb] -testimonies tesamunhos[Noun] -testimony testamunho[Noun] -tests provas[Noun] -thankful grato -that isso[Noun] -the o/a[Adjective] -theater teatro[Noun] -timber madeira[Noun] -time tempo[Noun] -times tempos[Noun] -timeshare habitação periódica[Noun] -timetable agenda[Noun] -tint tinta, cor, matiz[Noun] -tinted pintado, tingido[Verb] -tintless sem cor[Adjective] -tinware artigos de folhas de estanho[Noun] -tiny diminuto, pequeno, delgado, fino[Adjective] -tip ponta, extremidade, bico, inclinação, declive, palpite, dica[Noun] -tipple bebericar, embriagar-se[Verb] -tiptoe ponta do pé[Noun] -tirade invectiva, discurso longo[Noun] -tirades plural de tirade[Noun] -tire aro, virola, pneu, roda[Noun] -tired cansado, fatigado[Adjective] -washroom banheiro[Noun] -wheat centeio[Noun] -where adonde[Preposition] -window a janela[Noun] -windowless sem janelas -windowpane o vidro[Noun] -windowpanes os vidros[Noun] -windows as janelas[Noun] -wine o vinho[Noun] -wineglass a tac,a[Noun] -wing a asa[Noun] -word palavra[Noun] -yesterday ontem[Noun] -yet ainda[Adverb] -yield render, produzir[Verb] -yogurt iogurte[Noun] -yoke jugo, canga[Noun] -yolk gema de ovo[Noun] -yonder La/, ali/, acola/[Adverb] -you Voce^, Tu/[Pronoun] -young novo, jovem[Adjective] -youngish Algo novo[Adverb] -youngness mocidade, juventude[Noun] -youngster moço, jovem, rapaz, mancebo[Noun] -youngsters moços, jovens, rapazes, mancebos[Noun] -your teu, tua, teus, tuas[Pronoun] -yours o teu, a tua, os teus, as tuas[Pronoun] -yourself tu mesmo, te[Pronoun] -yourselves voces mesmos[Pronoun] -youth um moc,o, um jovem[Noun] -yowl uivo[Noun] diff --git a/QWordtrans.desktop b/QWordtrans.desktop deleted file mode 100644 index 21f49bd..0000000 --- a/QWordtrans.desktop +++ /dev/null @@ -1,12 +0,0 @@ -[Desktop Entry] -Name=Qt - Word Translator -Name[es]=Qt - Traductor de palabras -Name[de]=Qt - Welt-Wörterbuch -Comment=A Word Translator which supports some dictionaries -Comment[es]=Un traductor de palabras con soporte para varios diccionarios -Comment[de]=Ein Wörterbuch mit mehr Sprachen-Untersttzung -Exec=qwordtrans -Icon=qwordtrans -DocPath=kwordtrans/index.html -Terminal=0 -Type=Application diff --git a/Spanish.txt b/Spanish.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 6e8d080..0000000 --- a/Spanish.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,7487 +0,0 @@ -########################################################################### -#Copyright 1999 The Internet Dictionary Project/Tyler Chambers -#http://www.june29.com/IDP/ -#This file is free to use and modify. Thank you for using the IDP. -# -#Approximately 5048 entries. 9/21/97 -#Approximately 5488 entries. 1/7/98 -#Approximately 5910 entries. 3/8/98 -#Approximately 7450 entries. 2/19/99 -########################################################################### -a un, uno, una[Article] -aardvark cerdo hormiguero -aardvark oso hormiguero[Noun] -aardvarks cerdos hormigueros -aardvarks osos hormigueros -ab prefijo que indica separacio/n -aback hacia atras -aback hacia atrás,take aback, desconcertar. En facha. -aback por sopresa, desprevenidamente, de improviso -aback atra/s[Adverb] -abacterial abacteriano, sin bacterias -abacus a/baco -abacuses a/bacos -abaft A popa (towards stern)/En popa (in stern) -abaft detra/s de[Adverb] -abalone abulo/n -abalone oreja de mar (molusco)[Noun] -abalone oreja de mar[Noun] -abalones abulones -abalones orejas de mar (moluscos)[Noun] -abalones orejas de mar[Noun] -abandon abandonar -abandon darse por vencido[Verb] -abandon dejar -abandon desamparar, desertar, renunciar, evacuar, repudiar -abandon renunciar a[Verb] -abandon abandono[Noun] -abandoned abandonado -abandoned dejado -abandoned desamparado -abandoned olvidado -abandoned abandonada,abandonado, abandonados, abandonadas[Verb] -abandonee abandonado -abandonee aislado -abandonee dejado -abandonee desamparado -abandonee money -abandoner abandonador -abandoning abandonando -abandoning abandono -abandonment abandono -abandonment desamparo, deserción -abandonments abandonos -abandons abandona -abandons desampara -abase abatir -abase abatir, envilecer -abase denigrar[Verb] -abase rebajar, humillar, degradar -abase rebajar, degradar, humillar, abatir[Verb] -abased degradado -abased rebajado, humillado, degradado -abased rebajado, degradado, humillado, abatido[Adjective] -abasement envilecimiento -abasement humillacio/n, degradacio/n -abasement rebajacio/n, degradacio/n, humillacio/n, abatimiento[Noun] -abasements humillaciones, degradaciones -abaser humillador -abases degrada; humilla[Verb] -abash avergonzar -abash avergonzar, abochornar, confundir[Verb] -abash avergonzar, confundir, -abashed avergonzado -abashes avergu.enza; pone en situacio/n embarazosa[Verb] -abashing vergonzante, vergonzoso -abashing vergonzoso -abashment Vergüenza. -abashment verguenza -abasing humillante -abasing humillante, degradante[Verb] -abate amainar[viento, tormenta], abolir, descontar, calmarse[dolor, tormenta]bajar[inundación][Verb] -abate disminuir, reducir, mitigar -abate mitigar -abate terminar, hacer cesar -abated amainado, amplacado, mitigado -abated aplacado, abolido, descontado, disminuido.NO AMPLACADO[Adjective] -abatement Abolición, supresión -abatement descuento, rebaja -abatements Rebajas, descuentos, decaimientos,aboliciones -abatements s. descuento, rebaja, decaimiento -abater rebajador, mitigador[Noun] -abates satélites -abating superando una marca; disminuyendo; situacio/n depresiva[Verb] -abating deprimente, calmante, aboliendo, disminuyendo, amainando, rebajando. NO SUPERAR UNA MARCA, en castellano es batir una marca: break a record -abatis barricada con alambre de púas, parapeto de troncos caídos -abatis tala, abatida, barricada de alambre de púas -abatises Barricads, parapetos, obstáculos -abatises sesame[Adjective] -abatises Barricadas -abattoir degolladero, macelo, matadero. -abattoir matadero de reses -abattoir matadero (GB)[Noun] -abaxial abacial -abaxial extraaxial -abaxial No situado en el eje, lejos del eje, desalineado. NO ES CORRECTO ABACIAL=ABBATIAL -abaxial abaxial, (Anatomi/a) aquella regio/n de un o/rgano alejada del eje[Adjective] -abbacy Abadía, convento, monasterio. -abbacy abadi/a -abbas ABBA= Padre, Dios. ABBAS, tío de Mahoma. -abbas aint -abbe abate -abbe ABBÉ=Abate -abberations Aberración -abberations aberracion -abberations desvi/o -abberations UNKNOWN WORD IN ENGLISH -abbey abadi/a -abbey abadía[Noun] -abbeys Abadías, monasterios, conventos -abbeys abadi/as -abbot Abad -abbot abad -abbots abades -abbots Abates. NO ABADES. -abbreviate abreviar -abbreviate Abreviar, simplificar. -abbreviate acortar[Verb] -abbreviate abreviar -abbreviated abreviado -abbreviated Abreviado, simplificado, acortado, reducido.NO CORTADO. -abbreviated cortado -abbreviates abrevia -abbreviates Reducciones, resúmenes, abreviaciones, compendios. -abbreviating abreviando -abbreviation abreviacio/n -abbreviation abreviatura -abbreviation abreviatura[Noun] -abbreviations abreviaciones -abbreviations abreviaturas -abbreviator abreviador -abc abc -abc abecedario -abdicable abdicable, que puede abdicar -abdicate abdicar -abdicate renunciar a; abdicar[Verb] -abdicated abdicado (participio de abdicar) -abdication abdicacio/n -abdication renuncia; abdicación (de un monarca)[Noun] -abdicator abdicador -abdomen abdo/men -abdomen abdomen[Noun] -abdomen (inf.)barriga, vientre -abdomens abdomenes -abdomens abdo/menes[Noun] -abdomens abdómenes[Noun] -abdominal abdominal -abdominally abdominalmente -abduce abducir -abduced abducido -abducens músculo abductor -abducens separador -abducent Abductor -abducent separador -abducentes abducentes -abducing Abductor -abducing separación -abduct secuestrar, raptar -abducted secuestrado, raptado -abducted Separado de la línea media del cuerpo. -abducting secuestrando, raptando -abducting separando, alejando de la línea media. -abduction Abducción, secuestro, rapto -abduction secuestro, rapto -abductions secuestros, raptos -abductor Abductor -abductor secuestrador -abductors Abductores -abductors secuestradores -abducts secuestra, rapta -abeam al trav/es -abeam De través -abecedarian abecedario -abed en cama, acostado -aberrance equivocacio/n, extravi/o -aberrancy aberraci/on -aberrancy error -aberrant aberrante -aberrant ano/malo, irregular, errado -aberrantly aberrantemente -aberrate aberrar -aberrate desviar -aberrated aberrado -aberrated desviado -aberration aberracio/n -aberration desviacio/n -aberrational aberrante; desviado[Adjective] -aberrations aberraciones -aberrations desvi/os -abet animar, colaborar -abet ayudar -abet Incitar, inducir, To aid and abet, ser cómplice de. -abet instigar, incitar, inducir -abetment colaboracio/n -abetment Complicidad. -abetment instigaci/n, apoyo -abetment instigación, apoyo -abets apoya, colabora -abets ayuda -abets encubre -abetted Apoyado, instigado, incitado, colaborado -abetted apoyo/, colaboro/ -abetted ayud/o -abetter instigador, co/mplice -abetting instigando, incitando -abettor instigador -abeyance in~ en desuso[Adverb] -abeyant en suspenso[Adjective] -abhor detestar -abhor odiar -abhor aborrecer, abominar (de)[Verb] -abhorred odiado -abhorred aborrecido[Adjective] -abhorrence odio -abhorrent odioso -abhorrently en forma aborreciente, odiante[Adverb] -abhorrer la persona que odia[Noun] -abhorring aborreciente[Adjective] -abhors odia -abidance tolerancia, conformismo[Noun] -abide respetar[Noun] -abide tolerar,aguantar -abide quedar(se) -abided moro/ -abider morador -abides mora -abiding permanente, perdurable -abidingly permanentemente[Adverb] -abilities habilidades, capacidades -abilities talentos[Noun] -ability habilidad, capacidad -ability talento[Noun] -abiogenesis abioge/nesis -abiogenetic abiogenético[Adverb] -abiogenetical abiogenético[Adjective] -abiogenetically abiogenéticamente[Adverb] -abiological abiológico[Adjective] -abiologically abológicamente[Adverb] -abiotic abio/tico[Adjective] -abiotically abio/ticamente[Adverb] -abject abyecto -abject miserable (poverty); rastrero (apology)[Adjective] -abjection abyección -abjections abyecciones[Noun] -abjectly abyectamente -abjectness abyeccio/n[Noun] -abjuration abjuración -abjure renunciar -abjured abjurado -abjurer abjurar -abjures abjura[Adverb] -abjuring abjurando; abjuracio/n[Verb] -ablate extirpar -ablated extirpado -ablating extirpando -ablation extirpación -ablation ablacio/n -ablative ablativo -ablaut quesontes -ablaze ardiendo -ablaze en llamas -ablaze en llamas[Adjective] -ablaze ardiente[Adjective] -able capaz -able hábil (skilled)[Adjective] -abler mas capaz[Adjective] -abler (comparativo) más capaz/hábil -ablest más capaz[Adjective] -ablest (comparativo) el más capaz/hábil -abloom en flor -ablution ablución -ablutionary ablucionario[Adjective] -ablutions abluciones -ably ha/bilmente[Adverb] -ably hábilmente[Adverb] -abnegate abnegar? -abnegate (auto)sacrificarse[Verb] -abnegates abniega -abnegation abnegacio/n -abnegation abnegación (autosacrificio)[Noun] -abnegator abnegador -abnormal anormal -abnormalities anormalidades -abnormality anormalmente -abnormality anormalidad[Noun] -abnormality anormalidad[Noun] -abnormalize anormalizar -abnormalizes anormaliza[Verb] -abnormally anormalmente -aboard a bordo -aboard a bordo de[Preposition] -abode sin domicilio fijo -abodes domicilios[Noun] -aboil abolir -abolish abolir -abolish suprimir, abolir[Verb] -abolishable abolible -abolishable suprimible -abolished abolido -abolisher abolicionista -abolishers abolicionistas -abolishes abole -abolishing aboliendo -abolishment abolici/on -abolition abolicio/n -abolition supresión, abolición[Noun] -abolitionary abolicionista -abolitionism abolicionismo -abolitionist abolicionista -abolitionists abolicionistas -abolitionize abolicionar[Verb] -abomasal del cuarto estómago[Adjective] -abominable abominable -abominably abominablemente -abominate abominar -abomination abominacio/n -abominations abominaciones -abominator abominador -abominators abominadores -aboral aboral[Adjective] -aborally de manera aboral[Adverb] -aboriginal aborigen -aboriginally aboriginalmente[Noun] -aborigine aborigen,australino -aborigines aborigenes[Noun] -aborning naciente[Adjective] -abort abortar -abort aborto[Noun] -aborted abortado -aborter abortante -abortifacient abortivo, que provoca aborto[Adjective] -aborting abortando -abortion aborto -abortion aborto (acción)[Noun] -abortionist abortista -abortionists abortistas -abortions abortos -abortive abortivo -abortive malogrado[Adjective] -abortively abortivamente -abortiveness calidad de abortivo, infructuoso -aborts abortos -abound abundar -abounded abundo/ -abounding abundando -abounds abunda -about acerca, sobre, a punto de -about más o menos, aproximadamente[Adverb] -about por todas partes[Adverb] -about de, sobre, acerca de; por[Preposition] -above arriba -above sobre -above encima, por encima, arriba[Adverb] -aboveboard legi/timo;honesto -aboveboard legítimo[Adjective] -aboveground sobrenivel[Noun] -abovementioned arriba citado,-a;susodicho,-a -abracadabra abracadabra -abradable abrasible, que se desgasta con fricción[Adjective] -abradant abrasivo[Adjective] -abrade raer, raspar -abraded raído, raspado -abrader que raspa, desgasta o limpia por fricción[Adjective] -abrades raspar[Verb] -abrading raspando[Verb] -abrasion abrasi/on -abrasion raspo/n, raspadura -abrasions abrasiones -abrasive abrasivo -abrasive brusco (manner)[Adjective] -abrasively abrasivamente -abrasively bruscamente (manner)[Adverb] -abrasiveness abrasividad -abrasives abrasuvis -abrasives abrasivos; bruscos (manner)[Adjective] -abreact liberar emociones verbalmente[Verb] -abreaction abreaccio/n -abreast de frente: to walk four~, caminar cuatro de frente[Adverb] -abreast de frente: "to keep abreast of" (fig): mantenerse al corriente de[Adverb] -abridge abreviar -abridged abreviado,-a; resumido,-a -abridgement compendio -abridger compendiador -abridges compendia[Verb] -abridging abreviando -abridgment abreviación -abroach espitado[Adjective] -abroad en el or la extranjaro -abroad en el extranjero (to be); al extranjero (to go)[Adverb] -abrogate abrogar -abrogated abrrogado[Adjective] -abrogates abrroga[Verb] -abrogating abrrogante[Adjective] -abrogation abrogaci/on -abrupt brusco,-a;a/spero;repentino,-a;su/bito; -abrupt brusco (sudden); áspero (curt)[Adjective] -abruption ruptura, abrupcio/n[Noun] -abruptly bruscamente; con aspereza; repentinamente -abruptly repentinamente (leave); bruscamente (speak)[Adverb] -abruptness precipitación, brusquedad -abscess absceso -abscessed abscesado[Adjective] -abscesses abscesos[Noun] -abscise abscisa -abscised cortado por abscisio/n[Adverb] -abscissa abscisa -abscissae abcisa[Noun] -abscissas abcisas[Noun] -abscission abscisio/n[Noun] -abscond vi huir; fugarse -abscond escaparse[Verb] -absconded oculto[Adjective] -absconder fugitivo, prófugo, desertor -absconding fuga/ndose -absconds ocultarse, esconderse[Verb] -absence ausencia; falta;distraccio/n -absence ausencia[Noun] -absences ausencias -absent ausente -absent ausente; -absented ausente -absented ausentado[Verb] -absentee ausente;absenista -absentee ausente[Noun] -absenteeism absentismo -absentees ausentes -absentia ausencia -absenting ausentando[Adverb] -absently en ausencia[Adverb] -absentminded distrai/do,-a; despistado,-a -absentminded distraído[Adjective] -absentmindedly distraido -absentmindedly distraidamente[Adverb] -absentmindedness olvidadizo -absents ausentes -absinth ajenjo[Noun] -absinthe absenta -absolute absoluto,-a; completo,-a; puro,-a; incontrovertible; -absolute absoluto[Adjective] -absolutely absolutamente -absolutely totalmente (totally); ¡por supuesto (que sí)! (certainly!)[Adverb] -absoluteness absoluto -absolutes absolutos[Noun] -absolution absolución[Adverb] -absolutism absolutismo -absolutist absolutista[Adjective] -absolutistic absolutista[Noun] -absolutization absolutización[Noun] -absolutize absolutizar[Verb] -absolutizes absolutiza[Verb] -absolve absolver -absolved absuelto -absolver absolutor[Noun] -absolves absuelve[Verb] -absolving absolver[Verb] -absorb absorber[Verb] -absorbability capacidad de absorber -absorbable absorbible[Noun] -absorbance absorvencia -absorbancy absorbencia[Noun] -absorbant absorbente[Adjective] -absorbed absorbido[Adjective] -absorbed absorto[Adjective] -absorbency absorbencia[Noun] -absorbent absorbente[] -absorber absorber[Verb] -absorbing absorbente[Adjective] -absorbingly absorbentemente[Verb] -absorbs absorbe[Verb] -absorbtions absorciones[Noun] -absorptance absortencia -absorption absorcio/n -absorption absorción[Noun] -absorptive absorbente[Adjective] -abstain abstener[Verb] -abstain abstenerse de (from)[Verb] -abstain absternerse -abstained abstinente[Noun] -abstainer abstemio[Noun] -abstaining abstinente[Adjective] -abstains abstiene[Verb] -abstemious abstemio, -a[] -abstemiously de forma abstemia[Adverb] -abstention abstencio/n -abstentions abstenciones[Noun] -abstentious abstencionista[Adjective] -abstinence abstinencia -abstinent abstinente[Adjective] -abstinently abstinentamente[Adverb] -abstract abstracto -abstract resumen[Noun] -abstractable abstraíble[Adjective] -abstracted abstracto[Noun] -abstractedly abstrai/damente[Adverb] -abstractedness abstrasencia -abstracter abstractor[Noun] -abstracting abstrayendo -abstraction abstracción[Noun] -abstractionism abstraccionismo -abstractionists abstraccionistas -abstractions abstracciones[Noun] -abstractly abstractamente[Adverb] -abstractness abstracto[Adjective] -abstractor abstractor -abstractors abstractores -abstracts abstractos[Adjective] -abstrict cercenar[Verb] -abstriction abstriccio/n[Noun] -abstruse abstruso[Adjective] -abstruseness oscuridad -absurd absurdo -absurdism absurdismo -absurdities disparates (plural)[Noun] -absurdity absurdo[Noun] -absurdly absurdamente[Adverb] -absurdness absurdo[Noun] -absurdum absurdo[Noun] -abundance abundancia[Adjective] -abundant abundante[Adjective] -abundantly abundantemente[Adverb] -abusable abusable -abuse abuso -abused maltratado -abuser abusador -abusers abusadores -abuses abusa -abusing abusando -abusive abusivo -abusively abusivamente -abusiveness abusividad -abut terminar, confinar -abutilon abutilon, (Bota/nica) ge/enero de las Malva/aceas -abutment lindero[Noun] -abutments estribos[Noun] -abuts lindar[Verb] -abysmal abismal[Noun] -abysmally mali/simamente[Adverb] -abyss abismo -abyssal abisal -abysses abismos -acacia acacia -academe academia -academia academia -academic acade/mico -academical académico[Conjunction] -academically academicamente -academician académico -academicianship academicismo -academicism academicismo[Noun] -academics academicas -academies academias -academism academismo -academy academia -acanthocephalan acantocéfalo -acanthopterygian acantopterigio -acanthus acanto[Noun] -acanthuses acantos[Noun] -acaulescent acaule, sin tallo[Adjective] -accede aceder -acceded accedio/[Verb] -accedes consentir en[Verb] -acceding accediendo -accelerando accelerating[Verb] -accelerate acelerar -accelerated acelerado -accelerates acelera -accelerating acelerando -acceleratingly aceleradamente[Adverb] -acceleration aceleracio/n -accelerations aceleraciones -accelerative acelerativo -accelerator acelerador -accelerators aceleradores -accelerometer acelerímetro -accelerometers acelerímetros -accent accento -accent el acento -accented acentuado -accenting acentuando[Verb] -accentless sin acento[Adjective] -accents accentos -accentuate acentuar -accentuated acentuado -accentuates acentuar[Verb] -accentuating acentuando[Verb] -accentuation acentuacio/n[Noun] -accept aceptar -acceptability aceptacio/n -acceptable aceptable -acceptableness aceptabilidad -acceptably aceptable[Noun] -acceptance aceptación -acceptances aceptacio/nes[Noun] -acceptation aceptacio/n -accepted aceptado -acceptedly aceptadamente[Adverb] -accepter aceptor[Adjective] -accepting aceptando[Verb] -acceptingly con aceptación[Adverb] -acceptor aceptador[Noun] -acceptors aceptadores [Noun] -accepts aceptar[Verb] -access acceso -accessary accesorio[Noun] -accessed accedido[Verb] -accesses accesos[Noun] -accessibility accesibilidad[Noun] -accessibility acesible -accessible accesible[Noun] -accessibleness accesibilidad -accessibly accesiblemente -accessing accediendo[Verb] -accession acceso[Noun] -accessions accesos[Noun] -accessorial accesorio[Adjective] -accessories accesorios[Noun] -accessors accesores -accessory accesorio -accidence accidente[Noun] -accident el accidente -accident un acidente -accident (automobile) choque[Noun] -accidental accidental[Adjective] -accidentalism accidentalismo -accidentalist aacidentalista -accidentally accidentalmente[Adverb] -accidentally por accidente[Adverb] -accidentalness accidentalmente[Adverb] -accidently accidentalmente -accidents accidentes[Noun] -acclaim aclamar -acclaim aplaudir[Verb] -acclaimed aclamado -acclaimed aplaudido -acclaims aclamar[Verb] -acclamation aclamacio/n[Noun] -acclimate aclimar -acclimated aclimatado -acclimates aclimatar[Verb] -acclimating aclimatando[Verb] -acclimation aclimatacio/n -acclimatizable aclimatable[Adjective] -acclimatization aclimatacio/n[Noun] -acclimatize aclimatizado[Noun] -acclimatize climatizar[Verb] -acclimatized aclimatizado[Noun] -acclimatized climatizado[Adjective] -acclimatizer climatizador[Noun] -acclimatizers climatizadores[Noun] -acclimatizes aclimatiza[Verb] -acclivity cuesta, subida, pendiente[Noun] -accolade espaldarazo -accolades acoladas[Noun] -accommodate acomodar -accommodated acomodado -accommodated alojado -accommodates hospedar[Verb] -accommodating alojando[Verb] -accommodatingly acomodadamente[Adverb] -accommodation accomadacio/n -accommodation alojamiento[Noun] -accommodations alojamientos[Noun] -accommodator acomodador[Noun] -accompanied acompanado -accompanies acompaña -accompaniment acompan~amiento -accompaniments acompan~amientos -accompanist acompanista -accompanists acompanistas -accompany acompan~ar[Verb] -accompanying acompan~ando[Verb] -accompanyist acompan~ante[Noun] -accompanyists acompan~antes[Noun] -accomplice cómplice[Noun] -accomplices co/mplices[Noun] -accomplish cumplido -accomplishable terminable[Noun] -accomplished terminado -accomplisher terminador -accomplishers terminadores -accomplishes termina termino/ -accomplishing cumpliendo -accomplishment triunfo -accomplishments triunfos -accord acordar -accord acuerdo[Noun] -accordance conforme[Noun] -accordances concordancias -accordant concordante -accorded acordado -according de acuerdo con -accordingly por consiguiente; en consecuencia[Adverb] -accordion acordeo/n[Noun] -accordionist acordeonista[Noun] -accordionists acordeonistas[Noun] -accordions acordeones[Noun] -accords acuerdos[Noun] -accost abordar[Verb] -accosted acoso/[Verb] -accosts abordar[Verb] -account cuenta[Noun] -accountability responsabilidad[Noun] -accountable responsable[Adjective] -accountancy contabilidad[Noun] -accountant contable -accountant el contador -accountants contables -accounted contabilizo/, rindio/ cuentas[Verb] -accounting contabilidad[Noun] -accountings contabilidades[Noun] -accounts cuentas[Noun] -accouter equipar[Verb] -accouterment equipo[Noun] -accouterments equipo[Noun] -accredit acreditar -accreditation acreditacion -accreditations acreditaciones -accredited autorizado[Adjective] -accretion aumento[Noun] -accretions aumentos[Noun] -accrue aumentarse[Verb] -acculturate aculturar -acculturated aculturado -accumulable acumulable[Noun] -accumulate acumular -accumulate acumular(se)[Verb] -accumulated acumulado -accumulates acumulado/a[Adjective] -accumulating acumulando[Verb] -accumulation acumulación[Verb] -accumulations acumulaciones[Verb] -accumulative acumulativo -accumulatively acumulativamente[Adverb] -accumulator acumulador/ra -accumulators acumuladores[Noun] -accuracies precisio/nes[Noun] -accuracy acuracia -accuracy precisión[Noun] -accurate atinado, preciso[Noun] -accurate exacto, preciso[Adjective] -accurately precisión -accursed maldito[Adjective] -accusation acusacion -accusations acusaciones -accusative acusativo/va -accusatory acusatorio/a -accuse acusar -accused acusado/da -accuser acusador/ra -accuses acusas -accusing acusando -accusor acusador/ra -accustom acostumbrar -accustomed acostumbrado -accustoming acostumbrando -ace as -acellular acelular[Adjective] -acephalous acefalo -acerbate acerbar -acerbity acerbidad, acritud[Noun] -acetaldehyde acetaldehido[Noun] -acetamide acetamida[Noun] -acetaminophen acetaminofen[Noun] -acetaminophen acetaminofe/n[Noun] -acetate acetato -acetic acético -acetify acetificar[Verb] -acetone acetona -acetyl acetilo[Noun] -acetylene Acetileno[Noun] -ache doler -ache dolor[Noun] -ached dolido -ached dolió[Verb] -aches duele -achievable conseguible -achievable lograble -achieve conseguir[Verb] -achieve lograr[Verb] -achieved conseguido -achieved logró[Verb] -achievement logro -achievements logros -achiever persona que logra sus metas -achievers personas que logran sus metas -achieves logra[Verb] -achieving consiguiendo -achieving que logra -aching que duele -achingly dolorosamente -achromatic acromático[Adjective] -achromatically acroma/ticamente[Adverb] -achromaticity acromaticidad -achromatism acromatismo -acid a/cido -acid ácido -acidic a/cido[Adjective] -acidification acidificación -acidifier que vuelve acído -acidify volver acído -acidimeter Medidor de acidez[Noun] -acidimeters Medidores de acidez[Noun] -acidity acidez -acidness acidez[Noun] -acids acidos -acidulant acidulante -acidulate Acidular[Verb] -acidulation Acidulación[Noun] -acinus a/cino[Noun] -acknowledge reconocer -acknowledgeable reconocible -acknowledged reconocido -acknowledgement reconocimiento -acknowledgements reconocimientos -acknowledger persona que reconoce -acknowledging reconociendo -acknowledgment reconocimiento[Noun] -acne acné -acolyte aco/lito[Noun] -acolytes aco/litos[Noun] -acorn bellota[Noun] -acorns bellotas[Noun] -acoustic Acústica[Adjective] -acoustic acu/stico[Adjective] -acoustically Acústicamente[Adverb] -acoustics acústica[Noun] -acquaint conocido[Noun] -acquaintance conocido/da -acquaintances conocidos/das -acquire Adquirir[Verb] -acquired Adquirido[Verb] -acquirement Adquisición[Noun] -acquires vt adquirir[Verb] -acquisition adquisición[Noun] -acquisitions Adquisiciones[Noun] -acre acre[Noun] -acrobacy Acrobacia[Noun] -acrobat acróbata[Noun] -acrobatic acrobático(a)[Adjective] -acrobatically acrobaticamente[Adverb] -acrobatics acrobacias[Noun] -acrobats acróbatas[Noun] -acronym Acrónimo[Noun] -acronymically acronímicamente[Adverb] -acronyms acrónimos[Noun] -acropetal acropeta/lico[Adjective] -acropetally acropeta/licamente[Adverb] -acrophobic Acrofobia[Noun] -acropolis Acrópolis[Noun] -across a través[Adverb] -acrostic Acróstico[Noun] -acrylic Acrílico. -act n- acto, vi (to behave) comportarse, to ___out (psych) expresar impulsos reprinudos en conducta sin inhibiciones -action accio/n[Noun] -actions acciones[Noun] -activate activar[Verb] -activated Activado[Verb] -activates Activa[Verb] -activation Activación[Noun] -activations Activaciones[Noun] -activator Activador[Noun] -activators Activadores[Noun] -active activo(a)[Adjective] -actively activamente[Adverb] -activeness Cualidad de ser activo.[Noun] -activism Activismo[Noun] -activist Activista[Adjective] -activists Activistas[Adjective] -activities las actividades -activity Actividad[Noun] -actor un actor -actors los actores -actress una actriz -actresses Actrices[Noun] -actual actual -actualization Actualización.[Noun] -actualizations Actualizaciones[Noun] -actualize Actualizar[Verb] -actualized Actualizado[Verb] -actualizes Actualiza[Verb] -acuity n agudeza; visual _____ agudeza visual[Noun] -aculeate aculeado[Adjective] -acumen acumen[Noun] -acuminate acuminado[Adjective] -acumination acuminacio/n -acupuncture Acupuntura.[Noun] -acute Aguda,agudo.[Adjective] -acutely Agudamente.[Adverb] -acuteness Agudeza[Noun] -acyclic Acíclico.[Adjective] -acyclically Acíclicamente[Adverb] -adapt adaptar[Verb] -adapt adaptar(se) -adaptability adaptabilidad[Noun] -adaptable adaptable[Adjective] -adaptation adaptacio/n[Noun] -adaptational adaptacional -adaptations adaptaciones[Noun] -adapted adaptado -adaption n - adaptacion (accent over o) -adaptive adaptativo -adaptively adaptativamente[Adverb] -adaptivity adaptabilidad -adaxial adaxial[Adjective] -add ma/s -add agregar; (arith) sumar[Verb] -addenda adendas -addendum adenda -addict adicto -addicted (to become addicted) enviciarse volverse adicto -addiction Adicción.[Noun] -addictions Adicciones.[Noun] -addictive adictivo -addictive que crea ha/bito -addicts adictos -addition adicio/n -additive adictivo, que crea habito (accent over a in habito[Adjective] -additive aditivo )adj & noun) -additives aditivos -address Dirección[Noun] -address domicilio[Noun] -addressed Dirigido[Verb] -addressee Destinatario[Noun] -addressees Destinatarios[Noun] -addresser Remitente[Noun] -addressers Remitentes[Noun] -addresses Direcciones[Noun] -adductor Abductor[Noun] -adenine adenina -adenoid Adenoide -adenoidal Adenoidal -adenoma Adenoma -adenomatous Adenomatoso -adenosine adenosina -adept Adepto[Noun] -adequate adj - adecuado, suficiente -adhesion n - adherencia -adhesions n - adherencias -adhesive adj - adhesivo; ______ tape - tela or cinta adhesiva -adiabatic adiabatica (curva) -adios Adiós -adipose Adiposo -adiposity Adiposidad -adjacent Adyacente -adjective el adjetivo -adjectives Adjetivos.[Noun] -adjust vt - ajustar, modificar[Verb] -adjustable adj - ajustable -adjustment n - ajuste -m; correccion -f (accent over the o); modificacion -f (accent over the o) -adjuvant adj - adyuvante; coadyuvante -administration n - administracion -f (accent over o) -administrators administradores -admire admirar -admission n - (to the hospital) adnision -f (accent over the o); ingreso -admit vt - (to the hospital) internar, ingressar [Verb] -admitted vt (pret & pp) - (to be admitted) internarse, ingresarse; She was admitted yesterday - Fue internada ayar; You need to be admitted - ud. necesita ser internado. -adobe adobe -adolescence n - adolescencia -adolescent adj & n - adolescente -adopt vt - adoptar[Verb] -adoption adopcio/n[Noun] -adoptions n - adopciones -f (accent over second o) -adoptive adj - adoptivo -adrenalin n - adrenalina -adsorbent adj - adsorbente -adult adj & n - adulto -ta (mf) -advance avance[Noun] -advantage la ventaja -adverb el adverbio -advertisement el anuncio -advice el consejo -aerobic adj - aerobico (accent over 1st o) -aerobics n pl - aerobicos (accent over 1st o) -aerosol aerosol -m[Noun] -aerosolized adj - en aerosol -affair asunto[Noun] -affairs asuntos[Noun] -affect n - (psych) afecto; vt afectar -affection n afecto, carino (enya over the n) -affectionate carinoso[Adjective] -affinities n pl - affinidades -f -affinity n - affinidad -f -affliction mal. achaque[Noun] -aficionada aficionada (fan) -f -aficionado aficionada (fan) -m -afraid to be afraid - tener miedo -afterbirth (fam) placenta; secundinas (Fam)[Noun] -afternoon la tarde -aftertaste sabor -m[Noun] -again otra vez -age edad -f; middle age - edad madura or mediana; old age - vejez -f[Noun] -agencies agencias[Noun] -agency agencia[Noun] -agent agente -m[Noun] -aggravate agravar[Verb] -aggression agresio/n[Noun] -aggressions agresio/nes[Noun] -aggressive agresivo[Adjective] -agile a/gil[Adjective] -aging envejecimiento[Noun] -agitate agitar; to become agitated agitarse -agitated agitado[Adjective] -ago hace; atra/s (2 wks ago) hace dos semanas or dos semanas atra/s[Adjective] -agoraphobia agorafobia[Noun] -agree acordar -agreement el acuerdo -aid la curita -aid n -ayuda; auxilio; vt ayudar asistir -aide asistente -mf; ayudante -mf; auxiliar -mf -aids la SIDA[Noun] -ailment mal -m; achaque -m; padecimiento[Noun] -air el aire -aircraft el avión[Noun] -airplanes los aviones -airport el aeropuerto -airsickness mareo -airway (breathing) vi/a ae/rea[Noun] -alarm alarma[Noun] -alarmed alarmado[Adjective] -alarming alarmante[Adjective] -alarmingly alarmantemente[Adverb] -alcohol alcohol[Noun] -alcoholic alcoholico[Noun] -alcoholism alcoholismo[Noun] -ale cerveza -algebra algebra[Noun] -algebraically algebraicamente[Adverb] -algorithm algoritmo[Noun] -alibi coartada[Noun] -alien extranjero[Noun] -all todo -allow dejar -allow permitir -alloy aleación[Noun] -alloys aleaciónes[Noun] -allspice malagueta[Noun] -almond la almendra -almost casi -alphabet el alfabeto -alphabetic english -already ya -also Tambien[Conjunction] -although aunque -altitude la altitud -alto long -aluminum el aluminio -always siempre -am 2486 -amalgamate amalgamar[Verb] -amalgamated amalgamado[Adjective] -amass amontonar[Verb] -amassed amontado[Adjective] -amateur novicio[Noun] -amaze asombrar[Verb] -amaze maravillar[Verb] -amaze pasmar[Verb] -amazed asombrado[Adjective] -amazement asombro[Noun] -amazement pasmo[Noun] -amazing asombroso -amazing maravilloso[Adjective] -amazing pasmoso[Adjective] -ambassador embajador[Noun] -amber ambre[Noun] -ambulance la ambulancia -amen ame/n -amenities amenidades -American americano -amiable amistable -amicably amistablemente -amid entre -amuse divertir -amusing divertido -ancient antiguo -and y -angry enojado -animal el animal -animalcule anima/lculo[Noun] -animate animar, animarse[Verb] -animated animado[Adjective] -animation animacio/n[Noun] -anion anio/n[Noun] -aniseed an/is[Noun] -anisotropic anisotropous[Adjective] -ankle el tobillo -ankles los tobillos[Noun] -annihilate aniquilar, anonadar[Verb] -anniversaries aniversarios -anniversary aniversario -annotate notar -annotated notado -annotation anotación -announce anunciar[Verb] -announced anunciado -announcement anuncio, prospecto -announcements anuncios, prospectos -announcer anunciador -announcer el locutor -announcers anuciadors -announcing estar anunciando -annoy burlarse -annoy enojar -annoys se burla -annual anual -answer la respuesta -ant hormiga -ant la hormiga -antacid antiacido -antagonism antagonismo -antagonist antagonista -antagonistic antagonico -antagonize enemistarse con; -antarctic antartico -ante apuesta(poker); ante... -anteater oso hormiguero -antecedent antecedente -antecedents antecedentes -antechamber antecamara; antesala -antedate preceder; ser anterior a -antediluvian antediluviano -antelope antilope -antenatal prenatal; antenatal -antenna antena -antennae antena -anterior anterior a -anteroom antesala; antecamara -anthem motete(Eccl); himno nacional -anther antera -anthill hormiguero -anthologies antologias -anthologist antologista -anthologize hacer una antologia de -anthology antologia -anthracite antracita -anthrop antrop -anthropocentric antropocentrico -anthropoid antropoide -anthropological antropologico -anthropologist antropologo -anthropology antropologia -anthropomorphic antropomorfico -anthropomorphism antropomorfismo -anthropophagous antropofago -anthropophagy antropofagia -apartment apartamento[Noun] -apologize disculparse -appetite el apetito -appetizer el aperitivo -applaud aplaudir -applause el aplauso -apple apple -apple la manzana -apple manzana -apples las manzanas -apples manzanas -applesauce pure de manzana -applicable aplicable -applicant applicante -applicant solicitante -applicants applicante -application aplicacion -appointment la cita -appointments las citas -appreciate apreciar -apricot el chabacano -April abril -apron el delantal -aquarium el acuarium -architect el arquitecto -arena corrida[Noun] -argue arguir -argument el argumento -arm el brazo -arms los brazos -around alrededor -arrange arreglar -arrive llegar -arrow la flecha -art arte -artefact artefacto -arterial pertinente al transito[Adjective] -arterialization arterializacion[Noun] -arterialize arterializar[Verb] -arteries las arterias[Noun] -arteriole arteriola; pequena arteria[Noun] -arterioles las arteriolas; las pequen~a arterias[Noun] -arteriosclerosis arteriolosclerosis[Noun] -artful diestro; habilidos; astuto; artificioso[Adjective] -artfully astutamente; ladinamente; artificiosamente; con artificio; con arte; diestramente -arthritic artrítico -arthropod artropodo -artichoke la alcachofa -article artículo -artificial artificial -ashtray el cenicero -ask preguntar -asleep dormido -aspirin la aspirina -asterisk el asterisco -at a -ate comi[Verb] -athlete el atleta -attainable conseguilbe[Adjective] -attainableness asequibilidad -attempt intento -attend asistir[Verb] -attendance asistencia[Noun] -attendant asistente -attendants asistentes -attentive atento[Adjective] -attentively atentamente[Pronoun] -attire atraer[Verb] -attired atraido[Adjective] -attiring atractivo[Adjective] -attitude actitud[Noun] -attitudes actitudes -August agosto -author el autor -auto el auto[Noun] -autumn oton~o[Noun] -avenue la avenida -avoid eludir[Verb] -avoid evitar[Verb] -axe la hacha -b b -babble balbucear -babble balbucear[Verb] -babbled balbuceado -babblement balbuceo -babbler balbuceador -babbles balbucea -babbling balbuceando -babe bebe -babe chica bonita[Verb] -babe criatura, bebe -babe nena -babes bebés -babes criaturas, bebes -babes ninos[Noun] -babes niños[Noun] -babied mimado (a)[Adjective] -babies bebe/s -babies criaturas, bebes -baboon babui/no -babushka la babushka (sombrero ruso)[Noun] -baby bebe/ -baby criatura -babyhood niñez[Noun] -babyhood ninez -babyhood nin~ez -babying ninando -babyish infantil[Adjective] -babysit cuidar -babysit cuidar el chico; cuidar los chicos -babysit hacer de canguro[Verb] -babysits cuida a un bebe[Verb] -babysitter canguro -babysitter nin~era -babysitters canguros -babysitters nin~eras -babysitters niñera -babysitting cuidar nin~os[Verb] -baccalaureate licenciatura -baccalaureate bachillerato[Noun] -baccarat bacarr/a -bacchanal bacanal -bacchanal jodienda -bacchanalia bacanal -bacchanalian bacanálico (a)[Adjective] -bacchic BA/QUICO[Adjective] -bachelor bachiller -bachelor soltero -bachelorhood solteria -bachelors bachilleres -bachelors solteros -bacillar bacilar -bacillary forma bacilar (de bacilo) -bacilli bacilos -bacillus bacilo -back espalda (noun) -back (hacia) atra/s -back la espalda -back lomo (noun) -backache dolor de espalda -backaches dolores de espalda -backbite difamar[Verb] -backbiter el difamador[Noun] -backbone espinazo -backbone lomo -backbones espinazo -backbones espinazos -backdrop telon -backdrops TELONES[Noun] -backed RESPALDADO[Adjective] -backer RESPALDADOR[Noun] -backers RESPALDADORES[Noun] -backfire petardeo -backgammon chaquete -background fondo -background de fondo[Adjective] -backgrounds antecedentes -backhand reves -backhanded ambiguo -backhouse letrina -backing APOYO[Noun] -backlash barra invertida (\) -backlash contragolpe -backless SIN ESPALDA -backlog lista de cosas pendientes -backlogs ATRASOS[Noun] -backpack bolso/n -backpack mochila -backpacker mochilero -backpacks mochila -backrest respaldo -backs ESPALDAS[Noun] -backseat asiento trasero -backside espalda, lomo[Noun] -backslash barra invertida (\) -backslide reincidir[Verb] -backslider reincidente[Noun] -backspace tecla de retroceso -backspaced retrocedido[Verb] -backspaces retrocesos[Noun] -backspacing retrocediendo[Verb] -backstage bastidores[Noun] -backstairs escalera de atras[Noun] -backstitch pespunte[Noun] -backstitched pespunteado[Adjective] -backstitches pespuntes[Noun] -backstitching pespuntear[Verb] -backtrack retrotraer -backtracked desandado[Verb] -backtracker desandador[Noun] -backtracking desandando[Verb] -backup copia de seguridad -backup respaldo -backups backups, copia de seguridad[Noun] -backward atrasado[Adjective] -backwardly retrospectivamente[Adverb] -backwardness atraso[Noun] -backwards hacia atra/s -backwash estela[Noun] -backwater remanso[Noun] -backwaters remansos[Noun] -backwood bosque[Noun] -backwoods bosque[Noun] -backwoodsman bosqui/mano[Noun] -backyard patio de atras[Noun] -bacon el tocino -bacteria bacteria[Noun] -bacterial bacteriano[Adjective] -bacterially bacterianamente[Adverb] -bactericidal bactericida[Adjective] -bactericidally bactericidamente[Adverb] -bactericide bactericida[Adjective] -bacterium bacteria[Noun] -bad malo -badge banda, cinta, emblema[Noun] -badger tejo/n[Noun] -badgered molestado[Verb] -badgering molestando[Verb] -badgers tejones[Noun] -badges condecoraciones[Noun] -badly malamente[Adverb] -badminton badminton[Noun] -badness maldad[Noun] -baffle confundir[Verb] -baffled confundido[Verb] -bafflement confusio/n[Noun] -baffler deflector[Noun] -bafflers deflectores[Noun] -baffling confundiendo[Verb] -bag bolso -bagatelle bagatela[Noun] -baggage el equipaje[Noun] -baggily holgadamente[Adverb] -baggy holgado[Adjective] -bagpipe la gaita[Noun] -bagpiper gaitero (a)[Noun] -bagpipes gaitas[Noun] -bags bolsas[Noun] -bail pelota, balo/n[Noun] -bailable achicable[Adjective] -bailee depositario[Noun] -bailer fiador[Noun] -bait cebo[Noun] -bake hornear -baker el panadero -bakery panaderia[Noun] -balalaika pues eso -balalaika balalaika[Noun] -balance balancear[Verb] -balanced equilibrado (a)[Adjective] -balcony balcon[Noun] -bald calvo -bald desgastado(a)[Adjective] -baldness calvicie[Noun] -bale el fardo[Noun] -baleful funesto[Adjective] -ball bola[Noun] -ball la pelota -ballad balada[Noun] -ballade balada[Noun] -balladist baladista[Adjective] -ballads baladas[Noun] -ballast lastre[Noun] -ballerina bailarina[Noun] -ballerinas bailarinas[Noun] -ballet ballet[Noun] -ballista ballesta[Noun] -ballistic bali/stico (a)[Adjective] -ballistics la bali/stica[Noun] -balloon globo[Noun] -balloons globos[Noun] -ballot encuesta[Noun] -balls bolas[Noun] -balmy suave[Adjective] -balsam balsamo[Noun] -balsamic balsa/mico (a)[Adjective] -balustrade barandilla[Noun] -balustrades barandillas -bamboo bambú -ban prohibicion[Noun] -banal banal[Adjective] -banana platano -bananas platano[Noun] -band banda -bandage la venda -bandit bandido[Noun] -bandits bandito -bandoleer bandolero[Noun] -bank banco -bank el banco -banker el banquero -bankrupt bancarrota, quiebra economica[Noun] -banquet banquete[Noun] -bar barra[Noun] -barbarian ba/rbaro[Adjective] -barbarians b/arbaros[Adjective] -barbaric barbario[Adjective] -barbarism barbarismo[Adjective] -barbarities barbaridades[Adjective] -barbarization barbarizacio/n[Adjective] -barbarize barbarizar[Verb] -barbecue barbacoa[Noun] -barber el barbero -barn el troje -basket la cesta -basketball baloncesto[Noun] -baskets las cestas -bat murci"e/"lago[Noun] -bathroom el bano[Noun] -be be -be ser[Verb] -beach la playa -beachboy chico de la playa[Noun] -beacon atalaya[Noun] -bead perla, cuenta[Noun] -beaker vaso de precipitados[Noun] -beam haz de luz[Noun] -beaming radiante, brillante[Adjective] -beamy radiante, brillante[Adjective] -bean haba, jud\ia -beans frijoles -bear el oso -beard la barba -beautiful hermoso -beauty la belleza -because porque -bed la cama -bedroom el dormitorio -bedrooms el dormitorios[Noun] -beds las camas -bedspread la colcha -bee la abeja -beer cerveza -beer la cerveza -before antes -begin empezar -begin empezar[Noun] -beginning el principio -beige beige -believe creer -bell la campana -bells las campanas -below bajo[Adjective] -benchmark evaluación comparativa[Noun] -benchmarking evaluación comparativa (hacer una)[Verb] -benchmarks evaluaciones comparativas -best el mejor -better mejor -between entre -bicycle la bicicleta -bien good[Adjective] -biff biffar[Verb] -big grande -biochemical bioquimico[Noun] -bird pa/jaro[Noun] -birth el nacimiento -birthday cumplean~os[Noun] -bit el bit (computadora) -bitch perra[Noun] -bitches putas, putos[Noun] -bite bocado, picada[Noun] -bite morder -biting mordaz, penetrante[Adjective] -bits los bits (computadora) -bitter amargo -bitterness amargura, rencor[Noun] -black negro -blackboard la pizarra -bladder vejiga[Noun] -bladders las vejigas[Noun] -blanket la manta -bleed sangrar -blind ciego -blinds persianas -blizzard la ventisca -block bloque -blocked bloqueado -blond rubio -blonde rubio -blood la sangre -blouse la blusa -blue azul -blueprint anteproyecto[Noun] -boat el barco -body el cuerpo -boil hervir -bone el hueso -bones los huesos -book el libro -bookcase el estante de libros[Noun] -books los libros -bookstore la tienda de libros[Noun] -boot bota[Noun] -boots botas[Noun] -bored aburrido -boring aborrido[Adjective] -boss el jefe -both ambos/as[Adjective] -bother molestar -bottle la botella -bottles las botellas -bottom el fondo -box la caja -boxes las cajas -boy chico, chamaco, nino -boy el muchacho -boycott boicoteo; boicotear(verb) -boycotted boicoteado -boyfriend amigo -boyfriend novio -boyhood muchachez,juventud -boyish muchachil, juvenil -boys los muchachos -bra sosten -bra sujetador[Noun] -brace abrazadera -bracelet el brazalete -bracelet pulsera -bracken helecho -bracket abrazadera; soporte -brackish salobre; semisalado -brad puntilla; clavito -brae ladera de monte; pendiente -brag bravata; jactarse & fanfarronear(v) -braggart fanfarron; jactancioso -bragging fanfarronadas -brahma brahaman; bracman -braid trenza; galon(mil) -brain cerebro -brainchild parto del ingenio; invento -brainless estupido; insensato -brainpower fuerza intelectual -brains inteligencia; cabeza -brainstorm idea genial -brainteaser rompecabezas -brainwash lavar el cerebro a; -brainwashing lavado de cerebro -brainy muy inteligente; talentudo -braise brasear -brake freno -brakeless sin freno[Adjective] -branch la rama -branches ramas[Noun] -branchia branquia[Noun] -branchial branquial[Noun] -branchiate branquiado[Adjective] -branchless sin ramas -brand marca[Noun] -brandy brandy[Noun] -brass metal[Noun] -brasserie panaderia[Noun] -bratwurst salchicha[Noun] -bravery el valor -bread el pan -break romper -breakfast el desayuno -breathe respirar -breeze la brisa -brick el ladrillo -bridge el puente -bring traer -broad ancho[Adjective] -broadband ancho de banda -broken roto -broom la escoba -brother el hermano -brown pardo -brunette moreno -brush el cepillo -bucket el cubo -bug error[Adjective] -building el edificio -bull el toro -burn la quemadura -burn quemar -bus la guagua (Canary Islands)[Noun] -bus autobus -bush el arbusto -business el negocio -busy ocupado -but pero -butter la mantequilla -butter mantequilla -butterfish mariposa -buy comprar -buyer comprador -byte el byte[Noun] -bytes los bytes[Noun] -c c -cab POLICIA[Noun] -cab taxi -cab taxi, radiotaxi -cabal concilia/bulo[Noun] -cabala ca/bala -cabalism cabalismo[Noun] -cabalist cabalista[Noun] -cabalistic cbali/stico(a) -caballero gent;emen -caballero gentleman -caballero knight[Noun] -cabana cabanã -cabanas caban~as -cabaret cabaret -cabbage col -cabbage la col -cabbaged repollado[Adjective] -cabbages coles -cabbaging repollando[Verb] -cabbala ca/bala[Noun] -cabbie chofer[Noun] -cabbie el taxista -cabbies choferes[Noun] -cabbies los taxistas -cabby chofer[Noun] -cabby el taxista[Noun] -cabdriver conductor de taxi -cabdriver taxista -cabin cabina -cabin litera -cabinet armario -cabinet gabinete -cabinetmaker ebanista -cabinetmakers ebanistas -cabinetmakers ebanister/ia -cabinetmaking ebanister/ia -cabinets armarios -cabinets gabinetes -cabinetwork ebanisteri/a[Noun] -cabins cabinas -cable cable -cabled cableado, telegrafiado[Noun] -cablegram cablegrama[Noun] -cablegrams cablegramas[Noun] -cables cables -cablet estacha[Noun] -cableway cablecarril[Noun] -cabling cableado, cableando, telegrafiando -cabman taxista[Noun] -caboodle montón[Noun] -caboose fogón; cocina[Noun] -cabotage cabotaje[Noun] -cabriole cabriola[Noun] -cabriolet cabriolet[Noun] -cabs taxis -cabstand parada de taxis[Noun] -cacao cacao -cacciatore caciatore -cacciatore hunter -cachalot cachalote[Noun] -cacophonous cacofo/nico[Adjective] -cacophonously cacofo/nicamente[Adverb] -cacophony cacofoni/a[Noun] -cacti cactus -cactus el cacto -cactuses cactos[Noun] -cacuminal cacuminal[Adjective] -cadastral catastral[Noun] -cadastre catastro[Noun] -cadaver cada/ver -cadaveric cadavérico -cadaverine cadaverina[Noun] -caddy estuche[Noun] -cadence cadencia ( musical) -cadences cadencias[Noun] -cadency cadencia[Noun] -cadenza cadencia[Noun] -cadet cadete -cadge sablear, gorronear[Verb] -cadmium cadmio -cadre cuadro[Noun] -caducean caduco -caduceus caduceo[Noun] -caducity caducidad -caducous caduco[Adjective] -cafe cafe/ -cafes cafe/s -cafeteria cafeteri/a -cafeterias cafeteri/as -caffeine cafei/na -caftan cafta/n[Noun] -cage jaula -cage la jaula -caged enjaulado -cages jaulas -cahier cuaderno[Noun] -caiman caima/n -cake el pastel -cake pastel -cake tarta -cake torta -cakes pasteles -cakes tarta -cakes tortas -calabash calabaza[Noun] -calaboose calabozo[Noun] -calamine calamina[Noun] -calamint ajedrea[Noun] -calamite Calamites[Noun] -calamities calamidades -calamitous calamitoso -calamitously calamitosamente[Adverb] -calamity calamidad -calamus acoro, pluma[Noun] -calash calesa[Noun] -calcaneal calcan~al -calcaneum calca/neo[Noun] -calcaneus calca/neo[Noun] -calcareous calca/reo -calcic ca/lcico -calcific calcificar -calcification calcificacio/n -calcified calcificado -calcifuge calci/fugo[Adjective] -calcifugous calci/fugo -calcify calcificar -calcimine encalar[Verb] -calcination calcinacio/n -calcine calcinar -calcined calcinado -calcining calcinando, calcinante[Verb] -calcite calcita[Noun] -calcitic calci/tico[Adjective] -calcium calcio -calculability calculabilidad[Noun] -calculable calculable[Adjective] -calculably calculablemente[Adverb] -calculate calcular -calculated calculado -calculatedly calculadamente[Adverb] -calculates calcula -calculation ca/lculo -calculations ca/lculos -calculator calculadora -calculators calculadoras -calculi ca/lculos[Noun] -calculus ca/lculo -caldera caldera[Noun] -caldron caldero/n -caleche calesa[Noun] -calendar calendario, almanaque -calendar el calendario -calendars calendarios, almanaques -calends calendas[Noun] -calendula caléndula, maravilla[Noun] -calenture calentura[Noun] -calf chivo -calfs pantorrillas[Noun] -caliber calibre -calibers calibre[Noun] -calibrate calibrar -calibrated calibrado -calibrates calibra[Verb] -calibrating calibrando, calibrante[Verb] -calibration calibracio/n[Noun] -calibrations calibraciones[Noun] -calibrator calibrador[Adjective] -calibrators calibradores[Adjective] -calibre calibre[Noun] -californium californio[Noun] -caliginous caliginoso[Adjective] -caliper calibre, pie de rey[Noun] -calipers calibres, pies de rey[Noun] -caliph califa[Noun] -caliphal califal[Adjective] -caliphate califato[Noun] -caliphs califas[Noun] -calisthenic calisténico[Adjective] -calisthenics calistenia[Noun] -call llamar -calla aro palustre -called llamo/ -calligrapher cali/grafo[Noun] -calligraphers cali/grafos[Noun] -calligraphic caligra/fico[Noun] -calligraphically caligra/ficamente[Adverb] -calligraphist cali/grafo[Noun] -calligraphy caligrafi/a -calling llamado ( as in calling in life) -calliper calibre, pie de rey[Noun] -callosity callosidad[Noun] -callous calloso[Adjective] -calls llamadas -callus callo -calluses callos -calm calmar ( verb) -calmative calmante -calmed calmado -calming calmante -calmly calmadamente -calmness tranquilidad -calms calma -caloric calori/fico -calorie calori/a -calories calori/as -calumniate calumniar -calumniation calumnia -camaraderie camaraderi/a -came vino -camel camello -camelia camelia -camels camellos -camera camara -cameraman camaro/grafo -cameramen camaro/grafos -cameras camaras -camp campo -campaign campan~a -campaigns campan~as -campesinos country folk -campfire fogata -camphor alca/nfor -camps campamentos -campus recinto -campuses recintos -can la lata -can lata -can opener el abrelatas -canal canal -canals canales -canaries canarios -canary canario -canasta canasta ( basket) -cancan cancan ( the dance) -cancel cancelar -cancelation cancelacio/n -cancelations cancelaciones -canceled cancelo/ -cancellation cancelacio/n -cancellations cancelaciones -cancelled cancelo/ -cancelling cancelando -cancer ca/ncer -cancerous canceroso -candelabra candelabro -candid ca/ndido -candidate candidato -candidates candidatos -candied acaramelado -candies caramelos -candle la vela -candle vela -candleholder candelabro -candy caramelo -candy el dulce -can't no puede -cane basto/n ( as in walking stick) -canes bastones -canned enlatado -cannibal cani/bal -cannibalism canibalismo -cannibals canibales -cannon can~on -canoe canoa -canoes canoas -canon canonizar ( to canonize ) -cans las latas -cantaloupe melo/n -cantata cantata -cantina cantina -cap el gorro -capabilities capacidades -capability capacidad -capable capaz -capacitate capacitar -capacities capacidades -capacity capacidad -cape capa -capella a capella -capital Capitolio ( as in building) -capital la capital -capitalism Capitalismo -capitalist capitalista -capitalists capitalistas -capitol capitolio -capitols capitolios -capriccio capricho -capricious caprichoso -capriciously caprichosamente -capsule ca/psula -capsules ca/psulas -captain capita/n -captivate cautivar -captive cautivo -captives cautivos -capuchin cachupi/n -car automo/vil, carro -car el coche -car window la ventanilla -caravan caravana -caravans caravanas -caravel caravela -carbohydrate carbohi/drato -carbohydrates carbohi/dratos -carbon carbo/n -carcinogen carcino/geno -carcinogenic carcinoge/nico -carcinoma carcinoma -card tarjeta -cardiac cardi/aco -cardiogram cardiograma -cardiograms cardiogramas -cardiovascular cardiovascular -care cuidado -career profesio/n -careers profesiones -carefree sin cuidado -careful cuidadoso -carefully cuidadosamente -carefulness cuidado -careless sin cuidado -carelessly sin cuidado -caress acariciar -caresses caricias -cargo carga -cargoes cargas -cargos cargas -caribe cari/be -caricature caricatura -caricaturist caricurista -carnival carnaval -carnivals carnavales -carnivore carni/voro -carol cantata -carousel carusel -carpenter carpintero -carpenter el carpintero -carpenters carpinteros -carpentry carpinteri/a -carpet alfombra -carpet la alfombra -carrot la zanahoria -carry cargar -carry llevar -carryall cargatodo -carrying cargando -cars automo/viles, carros -cars los coches -cart carretilla -carte carta ( as in a la carte ) -cartel cartel -cartilage carti/lago -cartographer carto/grafo -cartographers carto/grafos -cartographic cartogra/fico -cartography cartografi/a -cartomancy carto/mancia -cartoon mun~equitos -carts carretillas -carve tallar -carved tallado -casa casa (house) -casa house[Conjunction] -casaba casaba ( vegetable ) -cascade cascada -cascades cascadas -cash efectivo -cashier cajero -cashier el cajero -cashiers cajeros -casino casino -casinos casinos -cast arrojar, lanzar, echar (dados), asignar (papeles en el teatro)fundir, colar -castanet castan~uela -castanets castan~uelas -castigate castigar -castigated castigado -castigates castiga -castigation castigo -castigator castigador -castigators castigadores -castle castillo -castle el castillo -castles castillos -castrate castrar -castrated castrado -casual informal -cat el gato -cat gato -cataclysm cataclismo -catacomb catacumba -catalog cata/logo -cataloged catalogado -catalogs cata/logos -catalogue cata/logo -catalogues cata/logos -catastrophe cata/strofe -catastrophes cata/strofes -catastrophic catastro/fico -catatonic catato/nico -catch coger -catechism catecismo -categoric catego/rico -categorically catego/ricamente -categories categori/as -categorize catalogar -cats los gatos -caudal caudal -caudillo caudillo -cauliflower coli/flor -cauliflower la coliflor -cauliflowers coliflores -cause causa -caution cautela -cave cueva -cave la cueva -caves cuevas -caviar cavia/r -cavities caries -cavity carie ( dentist) -cay cayo -cease cesar -ceased ceso/ -ceasefire cese al fuego -ceases cesa -cedar cedro -cedarwood cedro -cede ceder -cedilla cedilla -ceiling el techo -ceiling techo -celebrant festejante, celebrador -celebrants festejantes,celebradores -celebrate celebrar -celebrate festejar,celebrar -celebrated festejo/, celebro/ -celebrates festeja, celebra -celebration festividad -celebrations festividades -celebrities ce/lebres -celebrity ce/lebre -celery apio -celery el apio -celestial celestial -celibacy celibato -cell ce/dula -cellar bodega -cellars bodegas -cells ce/dulas -cellular celular ( anglicism) -cement cemento -cemented encementado -cemeteries cementerios -cemetery cementerio -cemetery el cementerio -censor censurador -censored censurado -censors censuradores -censorship censura -census apadronamiento, censo -censuses apadronamientos, censos -cent centavo -cent el centavo -centavo centavo -centenarian centenario -center centro -center el centro -centerpiece centro de mesa -centerpieces centros de mesa -centers centros -centesimo cente/simo -centigrade centi/grado -centigram centi/gramo -centigrams centi/gramos -centime centimo -centimeter centi/metro -centimeters centi/metros -centimo centimo -centric ce/ntrico -cents centavos -centuries siglos -centurion centurio/n -century el siglo -century siglo -cephalic cefa/lico -ceramic cera/mica -ceramics cera/micas -ceramist cera/mico -cereal cereal -cereals cereales -cerebellum cerebellum -ceremonial ceremonial -certain cierto -certainly ciertamente -certainty certidumbre[Noun] -certifiable certificable -certificate certificado (noun) -certificated certificado -certificates certificados -certification acreditadacio/n -certified acreditado -certifies acredita -certify acreditar -cesarian cesa/rea -cessation cese -chain cadena -chain encadener[Verb] -chain la cadena -chained encadenado -chains cadenas -chair la silla -chair silla -chairman presidente[Noun] -chairmanship presidencia[Noun] -chairs las sillas -chalet chale/t -chalice ca/liz[Noun] -chalk la tiza -chalk tiza -chalk yeso[Noun] -chalkboard pizarra -chalks tizas -chalky yesoso[Adjective] -challenge desafiar[Verb] -challenge desafi/o -challenged desafio/ ( action verb) -challenges desafi/os -challenging desafiando -chameleon camaleo/n -chamomile manzanilla -champ campe/on -champagne champan~a -champion campeo/n -champions campeones -chance azar -chance oportunidad[Noun] -chancy arriesgado[Adjective] -chandelier chandelie/r -chandelier candelabro[Noun] -chandeliers chandelie/res -change cambiar -change cambiar (v) -change cambio -changed cambio/ -changes cambios -changing cambiando -channel canal -chanson canci/on ( song ) -chanteuse cantante ( singer m or f ) -chanteuses cantantes -chaos caos -chaos chaos -chaotic cao/tico -chaotically cao/ticamente -chapeau cabeza ( head ) -chapel iglesia -chapelles sombreros ( hats ) -chapels iglesias -chaperon chapero/n -chaperone chapero/n -chapter capi/tulo -chapters capi/tulos -character cara/cter -characteristic caracteri/stica -characteristics caracteri/sticas -characters cara/cteres -charade charada -charades charadas -charcoal carbo/n -charcuterie cuchilleri/a ( knives ) -charge cargar ( batteries) -chargeable cargable -charged cargado -charisma carisma -charismatic carisma/tico -charitable caritativo -charity caridad -charlatan charlata/n -charlatans charlatanes -charm encantar (verb) amuleto ( noun) -charm echizar -charmed encantado -charming encantador -charms amuletos ( noun) -chase cazar -chase perseguir -chased persiguio/ -chaser perseguidor -chaste casto -chastise castigar -chastised castigo/ -chastisement castigo -chastisements castigos -chastity castidad -chat charlar -chats charlas -chatted charlo/ -chauffeur chofe/r -chauvinism machismo -chauvinist machista -chauvinistic machista -chauvinists machistas -cheap barato -cheaper ma/s barato -cheapie tacan~o -cheapskate tacan~o -cheapskates tacan~os -check cheque -checkbook chequera -checkbooks chequeras -checkers damas ( game) -checkmate jaquemate ( chess) -cheek la mejilla -cheek mejilla -cheekbone po/mulo -cheekbones po/mulos -cheeks mejillas -cheerfully alegremente -cheerfulness alegri/a -cheerily alegremente -cheers chi/n, chi/n, ( in a brindis) -cheese el queso -cheese queso -cheeseburger hamburquesa de queso -cheeseburgers hamburguesas de queso -chef cocinero -chefs cocineros -chemical qui/mico -chemicals qui/micas -chemise camisa ( men's shirt) -chemises camisas -chemist qui/mico -chemistry qui/mica -chemists qui/micos -cherish querer -cherished querido -cherries cerezas -cherry cereza -cherry la cereza -cherub querubi/n -cherubs querubines -chess ajedrez -chess el ajedrez -chessboard tabla de ajedrez -chessboards tablas de ajedrez -chessman pieza de ajedrez -chest el pecho -chest pecho -chestnut castan~a -chestnuts castan~as -chew mascar -chew masticar -chewable masticable -chewed mastico/ -chewing masticando -chic chic -chick pollito -chickadee bohi/o -chickadees bohi/os -chicken el pollo -chicken pollo -chickenhearted coba/rde -chickens pollos -chickpea garbanzo -chickpeas garbanzos -chicle chicle ( gum) -chide regan~ar -chiefly principalmente[Adverb] -chieftain je/fe -chieftaincy jefatu/ra -child nin~a (f) -child nin~o -childhood nin~ez -childish bo/bo (a)[Adjective] -childless sin descende/ncia -children nin~os -chili chili -chill escalofri/o (med.) -chills escalofri/os (ned) -chimney chimenea -chimney la chimenea -chimneys chimeneas -chimp chimpance/ -chimpanzee chimpanc/e -chimpanzees chimpance/s -chimps chimpance/s -chin barba -chin la barbilla -chinaware vajilla -chipmunk top/o -chiropractic quiropra/ctica -chiropractor me/dico quiropra/ctico -chiropractors me/dicos quiropra/cticos -chloral clora/l -chlorate clora/to -chloride cloru/ro -chlorides cloru/ros -chlorine clo/ro -chloroform clorofo/rmo -chlorophyll cloro/filo -chloroplast cloropla/sto -chocolate chocolate -chocolate el chocolate -chocolates chocolates -chocolaty achocolata/do (a)[Adjective] -choice escogi/do (a)[Adjective] -choicest mas escogi/do (a) -choir coro -choirboy corista -choirs coros -choke estrangular -cholera co/lera ( disease) -choleric cole/rico -cholesterol colestero/l -choline coli/na -cholinergic coline/rgico (a)[Adjective] -cholinesterase colinestera/sa -choose escoger -choose escojer ( to choose) -chopstick pali/llo chi/no -chopsticks pali/llos chi/nos -chore la tarea -chorizo chorizo ( spanish sausage ) -chortle reir(se)[Verb] -chose escojer -christened bautiza/do (a)[Adjective] -christening bauti/zo -Christmas la Navidad -chromate crom/ado (a) -chromatic croma/tico (a)[Adjective] -chromatography cromatografi/a -chrome cro/mo -chromium cromo -chromosomal cromosoma/l[Adjective] -chromosome cromoso/ma -chromosomes cromoso/mas -chromosomic cromoso/mico (a)[Adjective] -chronic cro/nico (a)[Adjective] -chronically cronicame/nte[Adverb] -chronicity cronicida/d -chronicle cro/nica -chronicles cro/nicas -chronologer crono/logo -chronologic cronolo/gico (a)[Adjective] -chronological cronolo/gico (a)[Adjective] -chronologically cronologicame/nte[Adverb] -chronologist crono/logo -chronologists crono/logos -chronologize cronologiza/r[Verb] -chronology cronologi/a -chronometer crono/metro -chronometric cronome/trico (a)[Adjective] -chrysanthemum crisa/ntemo -chrysanthemums crisa/ntemos -chuckhole ba/che (mex.) -chunk el tro/zo -chunks troci/tos -church la iglesia -churches las igle/sias -churchless sin iglesia[Adjective] -churn revolver(se)[Verb] -churned revuelto (a)[Adjective] -chutzpah personalidad -cicadas la cigarra -cider la sidra -cigar el cigarro -cigar el puro (mex) -cigarette el cigarrillo -cigarette el cigarro (mex) -cigarettes los cigarros (mex) -cigars los puros -cilia la cilia -ciliary ciliario (a)[Adjective] -cinder ceniza (ash) -cinders cenizas -cinematography cinematografi/a -cinnamon la canela -cipher la cifra -circle el ci/rculo -circuit el circuito -circuits los circuitos -circular circular[Adjective] -circulate circular[Verb] -circulated circulado (a)[Adjective] -circulates circula[Verb] -circulation la circulacion -circulatory circulatorio (med) -circumcision la circuncision -circumference la circunferencia -circus el circo -city la ciudad -clam la almeja -clamp apretar, embridar, sujetar[Verb] -class la clase -clean limpiar -clean limpio -clerk el dependiente -cliff el acantilado -climate el clima -climb subir -clock ceas -clock el reloj -clockwise q -clockwise en el sentido de las agujas del reloj[Adverb] -clockwork mecanico[Adjective] -close cerrar -closed cerrado -closet el armario -closet el closet[Noun] -cloth la tela -clothes la ropa[Noun] -clothing la ropa -cloud la nube -clouds las nubes -cloudy nublado -clown el payaso -c'mon vamos -cock gallo[Noun] -cock pija, pene[Noun] -cockatoo cacatua[Noun] -cockpit cabina [de un piloto][Noun] -cockroach la cucaracha -cocktail coctail[Noun] -coconut el coco -coffeepot la cafetera -collar el collar (for dog)[Noun] -collar el cuello -college el colegio -color el color -colors los colores -comb el peine -combustibles combustibles[Noun] -combustion combustio/n[Noun] -come venir -comeback regresar[Verb] -comedian co/mico[Noun] -comedians co/micos[Noun] -comedienne co/mica[Noun] -comediennes co/micas[Noun] -comedy la comedia -comer comest -comer to eat -comer t.v. -comet cometa[Noun] -comets cometas[Noun] -comfort comodidad[Noun] -comfortable co/modo[Adjective] -comforter confortador[Noun] -comforting confortante[Adjective] -comic comer -comical co/mico[Adjective] -comma la coma -command mando[Noun] -commandant comandante[Noun] -commands o/rdenes[Noun] -commas comas[Noun] -commemorate conmemorar[Verb] -commence comenzar[Verb] -commendable recomendable[Adjective] -complain quejarse -computer computadora -computers computadoras[Noun] -comrade amigo[Noun] -concert el concierto -confused confuso -consumption consumo -consumptive tísico[Noun] -contact contacto[Noun] -contact contactar [Verbo][Verb] -contact ponerse en contacto -contemplate contemplar[Verb] -contemplate meditar[Verb] -contemplate proyectar[Verb] -contemplates contempla[Verb] -contemplates medita[Verb] -contemplates proyecta[Verb] -contemplating contemplando[Verb] -contemplating meditando[Verb] -contemplation contemplacio/n[Noun] -contemplation intencio/n[Noun] -contemplation meditacio/n[Noun] -contemplations contemplaciones[Noun] -contemplations intenciones[Noun] -contemplations meditaciones[Noun] -contemporary coeta/neo[Adjective] -contemporary contempora/neo[Adjective] -contempt desde/n[Noun] -contempt desprecio[Noun] -contempt menosprecio[Noun] -contemptible despreciable[Adjective] -contemptible vil[Adjective] -contemptuous desden~oso[Adjective] -contend altercar[Verb] -contend competir[Verb] -contend contender[Verb] -content contenido[Noun] -content contento[Adjective] -content satisfecho[Adjective] -contented contento[Adjective] -contented satisfecho[Adjective] -contentedness contentamiento[Noun] -contentedness contento[Noun] -contention contencio/n[Noun] -contention contienda[Noun] -contention disputa[Noun] -contentions contenciones[Noun] -contentions contiendas[Noun] -contentions disputas[Noun] -contentment contentamiento[Noun] -contentment contento[Noun] -contest certamen[Noun] -contest debate[Noun] -contest el concurso -continent el continente -continue continuar -cook cocer -cook el cocinero -cookie la galleta -cookies las galletas -cool chido -cool fresco -cool chevere, chilero[Adjective] -copper el cobre -copy copiar -copy la copia -corduroy la pana -cork el corcho -corn mai/z -corn mai/z[Noun] -correct correcto -cost costar -costume disfra/s[Noun] -cough la tos -cough toser -count contar -countable contable -countdown cuenta regresiva -countdowns cuentas regresivas -counted contado -counter contador (de tiempo) -counterattack contraataque -counterclockwise contra las agujas del reloj[Adverb] -counterespionage contraespionaje[Noun] -counterintelligence contrainteligencia[Noun] -countermeasure contramedida[Noun] -counteroffensive contraofensiva[Noun] -counteroffer contraoferta[Noun] -counterpart contraparte[Noun] -counterproposal contrapropuesta[Noun] -counterrevolutionaries contrarrevolucionarios[Noun] -cousin el primo -covenant alianza[Noun] -covenants alianzas[Noun] -cover cubrir -cover la cubierta -cow la vaca -coward el cobarde -cowboy el vaquero -crab el cangrejo -crankshaft ciguenal -crazy loco -cream la crema -cricket grillo[Noun] -crime el crimen -crow el cuervo -crowd muchedumbre[Noun] -crowded atestado[Adjective] -crown corona[Noun] -crude basto[Adjective] -cruel cruel[Adjective] -crumb la miga -crutch muleta[Noun] -crutches muletas[Noun] -cry llorar -crying llorando[Adjective] -cucumber el pepino -cup la taza -cupulate copular -curable curable -cureless incurable -curfew no tengo ni puta idea -curiosities curiosidades -curiosity curiosidad -curious curioso -curricular circular -cursive cursiva -curtain la cortina -cut cortar -d%27etre de ser -dab lenguado[Noun] -dab palmada, toba[Noun] -dab palmada, toba[Noun] -dab untar, dar palmadas[Verb] -dacha dacha[Noun] -dactyl dáctilo[Noun] -dactylic dactílico[Adjective] -dad el papa -dad padre -daddies padres[Noun] -daddy padres -daddy papa/[Noun] -daddy papi, papito [Noun] -daddy papi, papito [Noun] -dads padres -dads papas[Noun] -daedal intrincado; completo[Adjective] -daemon demonio[Noun] -daemon duende[Noun] -daemon espiritu[Noun] -daemons demonios[Noun] -daff bromear[Verb] -daffodil narciso[Noun] -daffodils narcisos[Noun] -daffy chiflado; loco[Adjective] -daft bobo[Adjective] -daft zonzo[Adjective] -dafter mas tonto[Adjective] -daftest el mas tonto[Adjective] -daftly locamente[Adverb] -dagger daga[Noun] -daggerman dagador[Noun] -daggers dagas[Noun] -daguerreotype daguerrotipo[Noun] -daguerreotypes daguerrotipos[Noun] -daguerreotypic daguerrotípico[Adjective] -daguerreotypy daguerrotipia[Noun] -dahlia dalia -dahlias dalias -dailies diarios[Noun] -daily diariamente[Preposition] -daily todos los dias -daintier delicado[Adjective] -dainty poquita[Adjective] -dairies diarios[Noun] -dairy producto la/cteo[Noun] -dale valle[Noun] -dales valles[Noun] -dally tardar, perder el tiempo[Verb] -dalmatian dalmata[Noun] -dalmatians dalmatas[Noun] -dam represa[Noun] -damage daño[Noun] -damaged dañado[Adjective] -damages daños[Noun] -damaging dañando[Adverb] -damask damasco[Noun] -dame dama[Noun] -dame mujer[Noun] -dammit maldición[Adjective] -damned condenado[Verb] -damp humedo[Adjective] -damped mojado[Verb] -damsel doncella[Noun] -dance bailar -dance el baile -danced bailo/ -dancer bailador[Noun] -dancer bailarin -dancer bailarín[Noun] -dancers bailadores -dancers bailarines -dances baila -dancing bailando[Adjective] -dandelion diente de leon[Noun] -dandelions dientes de leo/n[Noun] -dandruff la caspa -danger el peligro -dangerous peligroso -dangerously peligrosamente[Adverb] -d'art de arte, arti/stico -dare cariño, querido(a)[Adjective] -dark oscuro -darkness la oscuridad -darkroom cuarto oscuro[Noun] -dash corre[Verb] -dashing hermoso[Adjective] -data datos[Noun] -databanks banco de datos -database base de datos -date Fecha -date la fecha -dated fechado -daughter Hija -daughter la hija -daughter Nina -daughters Hijas -day Día -daybed cama dia -daybook libro dia -days dias -deactivated desactivado[Noun] -dead muerto -deaf sordo -deal trato[Noun] -dean decano[Noun] -dear querido -death la muerte -debate debate[Noun] -debit debit -debt deuda[Noun] -December diciembre -decide decidir -defeat english[Noun] -defeat spanish -delicate delicado -delicious delicioso -deliver entregar -deluge diluvio[Noun] -democracy la democracia -dentist el dentista -deny negar -describe describir -desert el desierto -desire desear -desk el escritorio -desperado desesperado[Noun] -dessert el postre -desserts postres[Noun] -destination destinacio/n[Noun] -destine destinar[Verb] -destined destinado[Adjective] -destinies destinos[Noun] -destiny destino[Noun] -destroy destruir -destroyed destruido[Adjective] -destroyer destruidor[Noun] -destructible destructible[Adjective] -destruction ruina[Noun] -destructive destructivo[Adjective] -d'etat de estado[Noun] -detour el rodeo -d'etre de ser -devil el diablo -diamond el diamante -diaper el panal -dichotomy dicotomía -dichroic dicroico -dichroism dicroismo -dichromatic dicromatico -dichromatism dicromatismo -dick verga,pene.[Noun] -dick declaracion, polla (vulg)[Noun] -dicker vergante[Adjective] -dicks vergas -dicks pollas (vulg) -dicotyledon dicotiledon -dictate dictar, notar (verb), dictamen (Noun) -dictated dictado[Verb] -dictator dictador -dictatorial dictatorial -dictatorially dictatorialmente -dictators dictadores -dictatorship dictadura -dictionary el diccionario -did past of do.[Verb] -didn't pasado negativo de "do" -die morir -died muerto[Verb] -diehard duro de matar[Adjective] -different diferente -difficulty dificultad[Noun] -dimple el hoyuelo -dining room el comedor -diocese diócesis[Noun] -dirty ensuciar[Verb] -dirty sucio -dirty verde[Adjective] -dirtying ensuciando -disabilities incapacidades -disability inhabilidad -disable inutilizar[Verb] -disadvantage desventaja[Noun] -disadvantageous desventajado[Adjective] -disaster el desastre -dish el plato -dishes los platos -disrupt transtornar[Verb] -disrupted transtornado[Verb] -disrupting transtornando[Verb] -do hacer -docile do/cil[Adjective] -dock da/rsena[Noun] -dock reducir[Verb] -dockage muellaje (docking fee)[Noun] -docket orden del di/a[Noun] -docket sumario[Noun] -dockyard arsenal[Noun] -doctor doctor[Noun] -doctorate doctornado[Noun] -doctrinaire doctrinario[Noun] -doctrinal doctrinal[Adjective] -doctrine doctrina[Noun] -document documentar[Verb] -document documento[Noun] -document document -documental documental -documentary documental[Adjective] -documentation documentacio/n[Noun] -dodder temblar[Verb] -d'oeuvre obra maestra (chef d'oeuvre) -dog el perro -dog la perra -dogs las perras -dogs los perros -doll mun~eca[Noun] -dolls mun~ecas[Noun] -donkey el burro -door la puerta -doors las puertas[Noun] -dope la mota[Noun] -dorm la residencia universitaria[Noun] -dormitory la residencia universitaria[Noun] -doubt dudar -dove la palomita[Noun] -doves las palomitas[Noun] -down abajo[Adverb] -download bajar[Verb] -dowry dote[Noun] -dozen la docena -drawer la gaveta -dream sueño[Noun] -dream soñar[Verb] -dreams sueños[Noun] -dress el vestido -dresses los vestidos[Noun] -drink beber -drink tomar -drink el refresco[Noun] -drinking glass el vaso -drip gotear -drive manejar -drug la droga -drugstore la farmacia -drum el tambor -drunk borracho -dry secar -dry seco -duck el pato -duende duende -during durante -e e -each cada -eager ancioso -eager ansioso[Adjective] -eagerly anciosamente -eagerness ancia -eagerness ansia -eagle aguila -eagles aguilas -eaglet aguilucho/ L'Aiglon (el aguilucho), el hijo de Napoleon[Noun] -eagre creciente de la marea; ola que forma la subida de la marea[Noun] -ear la oreja -ear oreja -earache dolor de oreja -eardrop espiando -eardrop gota para oreja[Noun] -eardrum tambor auditivo -eardrums tímpano, membrana del oído[Noun] -eared en mazorca, en espiga/ long-eared: de orejas largas[Adjective] -earflap oreja -earful noticias, rumores/arenga, admonición[Noun] -earl conde[Noun] -earldom condado/ título, condición y propiedad de conde en G.B.[Noun] -earlier mas temprano -earliest el mas temprano -earliness precocidad, anticipación/presteza, prontitud/calidad de temprano[Noun] -earlobe lo/bulo[Noun] -early temprano -earmuff orejera (protección contra el frío)[Noun] -earn ganar -earned ganado -earner ganador -earners ganadores -earnest seriedad, ahínco, empeño, intensidad/in earnest: en serio, con seriedad, de veras/[Noun] -earnestly seriamente/intensamente/de veras[Adverb] -earnestness seriedad, formalidad (de una persona)/ seriedad, gravedad (de una situación o asunto)[Noun] -earning ganancia[Noun] -earnings ganancias[Noun] -earns gana -earphone audi/fono[Noun] -earphones audi/fonos[Noun] -earplug tapon de oi/do[Noun] -earring el arete -earring el aro[Noun] -earrings aretes[Noun] -earrings los aros[Noun] -ears las orejas -ears oidos[Noun] -ears orejas -earth la tierra -earth tierra -earthquake el terremoto -earthquake terramoto -earthquake el temblor[Noun] -earthquakes terramotos -earthquakes los terremotos[Noun] -earths las tierras -earthworm gusano -earthworms gusanos -ease facilidad -easier mas facil -easiest el mas facil -easily facilmente -east el este -easter la Pasqua[Noun] -eastward al este[Adverb] -easy facil -easy fa/cil[Adjective] -eat comer -eaten comido -eatery el comedor[Noun] -eating comiendo -echo el eco -ecology ecologia -economics Economica[Noun] -economize economisa/r -economized economisa/do -economy econom'ia -edge orilla -educate educa/r -educated educado -educates educa -e'er contracción de "ever": siempre, alguna vez/ jamás, nunca en la vida[Adverb] -effectual eficaz[Adjective] -egg el huevo -eight ocho -eighty ochenta -elbow el codo -electricity electricidad[Noun] -elephant el elefante -elevator el ascensor -eleven once -embarrassment desconcierto, azoramiento[Verb] -emerald la esmeralda -employ emplear -employee el empleado -enchilada enchilada -encompass englobara[Verb] -end el fin -England la Inglaterra -enjoy gozar -enough bastante -enter entrar -envelope el sobre -environment ambiente[Noun] -envy envidiar[Verb] -enzymatic enzimático[Adjective] -enzymatically enzimaticamente[Adverb] -enzyme enzima[Noun] -enzymes enzimas[Noun] -enzymic enzimático[Adjective] -enzymically enzimaticamente[Adverb] -enzymologist enzimólogo[Noun] -enzymology enzimología[Noun] -erase borrar -eraser el borrador -ermine armin~o -escape escaparse -estimate estimar -Europe la Europa -everyone todo el mundo[Noun] -everything todo -exactly en punto -example el ejemplo -excellent excelente -excited excitado -exhausted agotado[Adjective] -exhibit exhibir -exhibited exhibido -exhibiting exhibiendo; exhibir -exhibition exhibición; exposición -exhibitioner exhibicionista; expositor -exhibitionism exhibicionismo -exhibitionist exhibicionista -exhibitions exhibiciones; exposiciones -exhibitor expositor -exhibitors expositores -exhort exhortar -exhortation exhortación -exhortations exhortaciones -exhortative exhortativo -exhortatory exhortatorio -exhorted exhortado -exhorting exhortando; exhortar -exhorts exhortos -exhume exhumar -exhumed exhumado -exhumer exhumador -exhuming exhumado; exhumar -exigence exigencia -exigencies exigencias -exigency exigencia -exigent exigente -exigently exigentemente -exiguity exigüedad -exiguous exiguo -exiguously exiguamente -exiguousness exigüedad -exile exilio -exit la salida -expensive caro -explain explicar -explode estallar -express expresar[Verb] -expressions expresiones[Noun] -expressive expresivo[Adjective] -extending extendiendo -eye 4280 -eye el ojo -eyebrow la ceja -eyeglasses ojos -eyeglasses eyeglasses -eyeglasses antiojos -eyeglasses eyeglasses -eyes los ojos -fable fabula -fabric fabrica[Noun] -fabricant fabricante -fabricate elaborar[Verb] -fabricate fabricar[Verb] -fabulist fabulista[Noun] -fabulous fabuloso[Adjective] -fabulously fabulosamente[Adverb] -fabulousness fabulosidad[Verb] -facade fachada[Noun] -face cara -face la cara -face rostro[Noun] -face rostro[Noun] -faced enfrentado[Verb] -facet faceta[Noun] -facetious gracioso[Adjective] -facial facial -facile vivo[Adjective] -facilitate facilitar[Verb] -facilitation facilitacion[Noun] -facility facilidad[Noun] -facing paramento[Noun] -facsimile facsimile[Noun] -fact realidad[Noun] -faction faccion -factional faccioso[Adjective] -factionalism faccionalismo[Noun] -factious faccioso[Adjective] -factitious facticio[Adjective] -fair justo -fairy la hada -faith la fe -faithful fiel -fall caer -fallen caido -false falso -falsified falsificado -fame la fama -family familia, parientes -family la familia -famous famoso -fan el ventilador -fanatic el fanatico[Noun] -fanatical fanatico[Adjective] -fanaticism el fanatacismo[Noun] -fanatics los fanaticos[Noun] -far lejos -farm la granja[Noun] -farm la hacienda -farmer el campesino -fast (adj.) ra/pido[Adjective] -fast (adv.) de prosa ra/pidamente[Adverb] -fat gordo -father el padre -faucet el grifo -favor el favor -favorite favorito -fear temer -fearless arrojado[Adjective] -fearless arrojado[Adjective] -feast fiesta[Noun] -feather la pluma -feature faccion[Noun] -feature faccio/n[Noun] -February febrero -feel sensacio/n[Noun] -feel sentir[Verb] -feel palpar[Verb] -feeling sensacio/n[Noun] -feeling sentimiento[Noun] -feet los pies -feign aparentar[Verb] -feint finta[Noun] -feldspar feldespato[Noun] -felicitate felicitar[Verb] -fell tralar[Verb] -fellow socio (fellow of a society)[Noun] -felon delincuente[Noun] -female femenino[Adjective] -female hembra (animal, plant, thing)[Noun] -feminine femenino[Adjective] -feminism feminismo[Noun] -fence la cerca -ferment fermentar[Verb] -ferment fermento[Noun] -ferocious feroz[Adjective] -ferocity la ferocidad[Noun] -fertile fe/rtil[Adjective] -fertilize fertilizar[Verb] -fertilized fertilizado[Adjective] -fervid vehemente[Adjective] -fervor el fervor[Noun] -festival fiesta[Noun] -fetch traer[Verb] -fetus feto[Noun] -fever la fiebre -fever calentura[Adjective] -feverish afiebrado[Adjective] -feverish febri/l[Adjective] -few pocos -fewer menos -fiance prometido[Noun] -fiancee prometida[Noun] -fiasco fiasco[Noun] -fib mentirilla[Noun] -fiber fibra[Noun] -fickle inconstante[Adjective] -fiction ficcio/n[Noun] -fictional novelesco[Adjective] -fictionalize novelizar[Verb] -fictitious ficticio[Adjective] -fidelity la fidelidad[Noun] -fidget agitarse[Verb] -fidgety inquieto[Adjective] -fiduciary fiduciario[Noun] -field el campo -fielder jardinero[Noun] -fierce feroz[Adjective] -fiery ardiente -fifteen quince -fifteenth decimoquinto (in a series)[Adjective] -fifteenth quinzavo (part)[Adjective] -fifth quinto[Adjective] -fiftieth quincauge/simo (in a series)[Adjective] -fiftieth cincuentavo (part)[Adjective] -fifty cincuenta -fig el higo -fight lucha[Noun] -fight luchar[Verb] -fight pelear -fighter luchador[Noun] -figs higos[Noun] -figure figura[Noun] -figure figurar[Verb] -figured figurado[Adjective] -filament filamento[Noun] -file archivar[Verb] -file fichero[Noun] -filed archivado[Adjective] -filial filial[Adjective] -fill llenar -filthy cochino -finally al fin -finch pinzón, especie de gorrión, de orígen europeo[Noun] -find encontrar -find hallar -finger el dedo -fingers los dedos -finish acabar -fire el fuego -fire fuego -fire hacer fuego[Verb] -fire la lumbre [Noun] -firearm arma de fuego[Noun] -fireman el bombero -fireplace el hogar -fireplace la chiminea[Noun] -first primero -fish el pescado -fish pescado -fisherman el pescador -fishing pesquero(a)[Adjective] -five cinco -flag la bandera -flagellant flagelante[Noun] -flagellantism flagelantismo[Noun] -flagellants flagelantes[Noun] -flagellar flagelar[Adjective] -flagellation flagelacion[Noun] -flagpole asta[Noun] -flagpoles astas[Noun] -flags banderas[Noun] -flake copo[Noun] -flakes copos[Noun] -flame la flama -flannel la franela -flat llano -flat plano -flavor el sabor -flea la pulga -flight vuelo[Noun] -flights vuelos[Noun] -float flotar -floor el suelo -flour la harina -flower la flor -flowerpot el tiesto -flowers las flores -flu la influenza -fly la mosca -fly volar -flying volando[Verb] -foam la espuma -fog la neblina -foggy nublado -fold doblar -food comida[Noun] -food comida[Noun] -foot el pie -footage documental[Noun] -football futbol[Noun] -footballer futbolista[Noun] -footing andar ( como deporte )[Verb] -footnote nota a pie de página[Noun] -footpath sendero[Noun] -for para -for por -forecast pronosticar -forehead la frenta -foreign extranjero -forest el bosque -forever para siempre[Article] -forget olvidarse -forgetful olvidadizo[Adjective] -forgetfulness olvido[Noun] -forgets olvida[Verb] -forgive perdonar -forgiveness perdo/n[Noun] -forgives perdona[Verb] -forgiving perdonador[Adjective] -forgo abstenerse de[Verb] -forgotten olvidado[Adjective] -fork el tenedor -forlorn desamparado[Adjective] -fortunately afortunadamente -forty cuarenta -fought luchado[Verb] -found fundar (to found eg. Found a city)[Verb] -found fundir (to melt or cast eg. to found the steel bars together)[Verb] -fountain la fuente -four cuatro -four fourty[Adjective] -fourteen catorce -fourth el cuarto -fox el zorro -France la Francia -free gratis -freeze helar -frequent adj. frecuente -frequent va. frecuentar -frequented adj. asendereado -frequently a menudo -fresh adj. fresco -freshen va. refrescarse -Friday el viernes -fried frito -friend amigo (m), amiga (f) -friend el amigo -friends los amigos -friendship amistad[Noun] -friendships amistades[Noun] -frighten espantar -frog la rana -from de -front el frente -frost la escarcha -frozen congelado -fruit la fruta -fuck chingar -fucked chingado[Verb] -fucker chingador[Noun] -fuckers chingadores[Noun] -fucking chingando[Verb] -fucus enfocar[Verb] -fudge dulce de chocolate -fuel combustible -fugitive fugitivo -fugue fuga -fulcrum fulcro -fulfill completar, lograr -fulfill cumplir -fulfilled cumplió, completó[Verb] -fulfiller cumplidor[Adjective] -fulfillment obligacion, deber -fulfillments obligaciones, deberes -full completo[Adjective] -full lleno -fulsome de mal gusto[Adjective] -fumble balbucear[Verb] -fumble manosear[Verb] -funny chistoso -future el futuro -gadgets artilugio[Noun] -gala gala[Noun] -galaxies galaxias[Noun] -galaxy galaxia[Noun] -gallantly galantemente[Adjective] -gallantry galantería[Adjective] -gallery galería[Noun] -gallop galope[Noun] -galloping galopando[Verb] -game el juego -games juegos[Noun] -gang banda, pandilla[Noun] -gangster pandillero[Noun] -gangsters pandilleros[Noun] -garage el garaje -garbage la basura -garden el jardín[Noun] -gardener el jardinero -gardens jardines[Noun] -garlic el ajo -garlics ajos[Noun] -gasoline la gasolina -gator crocodilibus -generous generoso -Germany la Alemania -get obtener -get up levantarse -getup levantarse[Verb] -ghost el fantasma -gift el regalo -gin la ginebra -giraffe la jirafa -girl la muchacha -girlfriend novia; amiga -girlfriends amigas -girls las muchachas -give dar -glass el vidrio -glove el guante -gloves los guantes -glue la cola -go ir -going I am going: voy You are going: va We are going: vamos They are going: van[Verb] -gold el oro -good bueno -goodbye adios -goodnight buenas noches -gooseberry grossella espinosa -gossip los chismes -government el gobierno -grammar gramatica -granddad abuelo[Noun] -granddaughter la nieta -grandfather abuelo -grandfather el abuelo -grandfathers abuelos[Noun] -grandma abuela -grandmas abuelas -grandmother abuela -grandmother la abuela -grandmothers abuelas -grandparent abuelo[Noun] -grandson el nieto -grandsons nietos[Noun] -grape la uva -grapefruit la toronja -grass la hierba -gratitude gratitud[Noun] -gratuities propinas[Noun] -gratuitous gratuito[Adverb] -gratuity propina[Noun] -grave grave[Noun] -gravel grava[Noun] -gravestone lapida sepulcral[Noun] -graveyard camposanto[Noun] -graveyards camposantos[Noun] -gravitate gravitar[Verb] -gravitation gravitacion[Noun] -gray gris -grease engrasar[Verb] -grease la grasa -greasy grasiento[Adjective] -great gran[Adjective] -greaten mejorar[Verb] -greatly grandemente[Adverb] -greed codicia[Noun] -greedily vorazmente[Adverb] -greedy codicioso[Adjective] -greedy goloso[Adjective] -green verde -greenhouse inverna/culo[Noun] -greenish verdoso[Adjective] -greens verdes[Noun] -grenade granada[Noun] -grenades granadas[Noun] -grocery store la bodega -groovy chido -gross asqueroso -ground el suelo -group el grupo -group grupo -grow crecer -grownups gente grande -gruelling penoso,duro[Adjective] -guilty culpable -guitar la guitarra -gut intestino[Noun] -guts intestinos[Noun] -gutter cuneta (en la calle); canalón (tejado); gotera; arroyo[Noun] -guy tío (inf: hombre), tipo[Noun] -guzzle tragar; engullir[Verb] -guzzled tragado; engullido[Adjective] -gym gimnasio; gimnasia[Noun] -gymnasium gimnasio[Noun] -gymnasiums gimnasios[Noun] -gymnast gimnasta[Noun] -gymnastic gimnasia[Noun] -gymnastics gimnasia[Noun] -gymnasts gimnastas[Noun] -gyms gimnasios; gimnasias[Noun] -gynecological ginecológico/a[Adjective] -gynecologicals ginecológicos/as[Adjective] -gynecologist ginecólogo/a[Noun] -gynecologists ginecólogos/as[Noun] -gynecology ginecología[Noun] -gypsies gitanos/as[Noun] -gypsies gitanos/as[Noun] -gypsies gitanos/as[Noun] -gypsy gitano/a[Noun] -gypsy gitano/a[Noun] -gypsy gitano/a[Noun] -h h -ha ja -habeas habeas -haberdasher camisero[Noun] -haberdasheries mercerías[Noun] -haberdashery mercería[Noun] -habilitate habilitar -habilitated habilitado -habilitates habilitar -habilitating habilitando[Verb] -habilitation habilitacio/n -habilitations habilitaciones -habit ha/bito -habit hábito, costumbre; adicción (drogas)[Noun] -habitability habitabilidad -habitable habitable -habitably habilidad -habitant habitante -habitants habitantes -habitat ha/bitat -habitat hábitat[Noun] -habitation habitacio/n -habitations habitaciones -habitats habitats -habitats hábitats[Noun] -habits ha/bitos -habits hábitos, costumbres; adicciónes (drogas)[Noun] -habitual habitual -habitual acostumbrado, habitual; empedernido (bebedor, mentiroso)[Adjective] -habitualize habituar -habitualize acostumbrar[Verb] -habitually habitualmente -habituate habituar -habituate habituar[Verb] -habituated habituado -habituates (se) habitua -habituating habituando[Verb] -habituation habituacio/n[Noun] -habitus habito -hacienda hacienda -haciendas haciendas -hack hackear -hack cortar; tajar, rebanar[Verb] -hacked hackeado -hacked pretérito/participio pasado de hack[Verb] -hacker n.-('haa-ker), one who hacks. Also one who is capable of accessing unauthorized info. -hacker pirata informático[Noun] -hackers hackers -hackers piratas informáticos[Noun] -hacking hacking -hackle pelo erizado -hackled happy birthday -hackler happy birthday -hackles happy birthday -hackling happy birthday -hackmatack happy birthday -hackney trillar[Verb] -hackneyed trillado[Adjective] -had yo teni/a (I had)[Verb] -had yo tuve (I had) -had pretérito/participio pasado de have[Verb] -haddock merluza[Noun] -haddock eglefino (pescado)[Noun] -haddocks eglefinos (pescados)[Noun] -hadn't no ha -hafnium hafnio[Noun] -haggard ojeroso[Adjective] -haggis morcilla, embutido escoce/s[Noun] -haggish embutido escoce/s[Noun] -haggle regatear[Verb] -haggled pretérito/participio pasado de haggle[Verb] -haggling gerundio/inf de haggle[Verb] -hagiographies hagiografi/as[Noun] -hagiography hagiografi/a[Noun] -hail alabar[Noun] -hailstone granizo[Noun] -hailstorm tormenta de granizo[Noun] -hair el pelo -hairbrush cepillo de pelo -haircut corte de pelo -hairdresser peluquero[Noun] -hairdressers peluqueros[Noun] -half medio -halfcircle semicirculo -hallway el pasillo -halyard driza[Noun] -ham jamon[Noun] -hamburger hamburgesa -hamburgers hamburgesas -hammer el martillo -hand la mano -handbag la bolsa[Noun] -handbags las bolsas[Noun] -hands las manos -handsome guapo(a)[Adjective] -hang colgar -happen pasar -happiest happy -happy alegre -happy feliz -harangue arengar[Verb] -harangued arengado[Adjective] -harass acosar[Verb] -harass molestar[Verb] -harassed ACOSADA[Adjective] -harbor puerto[Noun] -hard difi/cil[Adjective] -hard duro -hard tieso[Adjective] -hardness dureza -hardware circuitos[Noun] -hare Liebre[Noun] -harebrained Tonto[Adjective] -harelipped Leporino (labio)[Adjective] -harem Harém[Noun] -hares Liebres[Noun] -harlequin Arlequín[Noun] -harlequinade Arlequinada[Noun] -harm Dañar[Verb] -harmed Dañado[Verb] -harmful Dañino[Adjective] -harmless Inofensivo[Noun] -harmonic Armónico[Adjective] -harmonica Armónica (Inst.Mús.)[Noun] -harmonical Armónica[Adjective] -harmonium Armonio (Inst.Musical)[Noun] -harmonize Armonizar[Verb] -hat el sombrero -hate odiar -have haber[Verb] -have tener -haven't no tener[Verb] -hazardous peligroso[Adjective] -haze la bruma[Noun] -hazel avellanado[Adjective] -hazelnut avellano[Noun] -hazelnuts avellanos[Noun] -hazy brumoso[Adjective] -he e/l[Pronoun] -head cabeza -head la cabeza -head doument -headache dolor de cabeza -headaches dolores de cabeza -headdress tocado[Noun] -headlight linterna delantera[Noun] -headlights linternas delanteras[Noun] -headline ti/tulo[Noun] -health health -health la salud -health salud -healthy sano -heat el calor -heavy pesado -height la altura -heir Heredero[Noun] -heiress Heredera[Noun] -heiresses herederas[Noun] -heirloom herencia (objeto valioso familiar)[Noun] -held Tuvo lugar, sostuvo[Verb] -helices Hélice[Noun] -helicoidal helicoidal[Adjective] -helicopter Helicóptero[Noun] -helicopters Helicópteros[Noun] -heliocentric Heliocéntrico[Adjective] -heliogram heliograma[Noun] -heliograms heliogramas[Noun] -helium Helio[Noun] -hell Infierno[Noun] -hello hola -hello que tal -helm Yelmo[Noun] -helmet casco -helmet Casco[Noun] -help Ayuda[Noun] -help ayudar -helped Ayudado[Adjective] -helper Ayudante[Noun] -helper ayudante[Noun] -helpers Ayudantes[Noun] -helpful u/til[Adjective] -hen la gallina -high alto -hill la colina -hill la loma[Noun] -him el[Pronoun] -hip la cadera -history la historia -hit pegar -home hogar, casa, vivienda -homebuilder constructor -homeless desposeido -homeowners dueños de casa[Adjective] -homosexual homosexual[Noun] -honest honrado -honey la miel -horse CABALLO -horse Cabio -horse cabio[Noun] -horse el caballo -horses los caballos -hospital el hospital -hot caliente -hotdogs el pancho[Noun] -hotel el hotel -hotels los hoteles[Noun] -hour la hora -hours las horas -house CASA -house CASITA -house la casa -house casa[Noun] -houses casas -humanity humanidad[Noun] -humans los humanos[Noun] -humble humilde[Adjective] -humble humillar[Verb] -humdrum aburrido[Adjective] -humidity la humedad -humiliate humillar[Verb] -hummingbird colibri/[Noun] -hunger la hambre -husband el esposo -I yo -i yo -iambic ia/mbico[Adjective] -ibis ibis[Noun] -ice el hielo -ice cream el helado -iceberg iceberg[Noun] -icebergs témpano[Noun] -icebox la refrigeradora[Noun] -iced escarchado (cake)[Adjective] -icicle el cara/mbano[Noun] -icicles los cara/mbanos -icier ma/s helado[Adjective] -iciest lo ma/s helado[Adjective] -icily iconógrafo -icing alcorza, escarchado[Noun] -icon el i/cono[Noun] -iconoclast iconoclasta -iconoclastic iconoclasta[Adjective] -iconoclastic iconoclástico -iconoclastically iconoclásticamente -iconographer iconógrafo[Noun] -iconographic rhtrhyhgf -iconographical eth -icons iconos[Noun] -idea la idea -ideal ideal[Adjective] -idealism idealismo[Noun] -idealist idealista[Adjective] -idealization idealización[Noun] -idealizations idealizaciones[Noun] -idealize idealizar[Verb] -idealized idealizado[Adjective] -idealizes idealiza[Verb] -ideals ideales[Noun] -ideas ideas[Noun] -ideate idear[Verb] -ideates idea[Verb] -idem ídem -identic idéntico[Adjective] -identical idéntico[Adjective] -identically idénticamente[Adverb] -identifiable identificable[Adjective] -identification identificación[Noun] -identifications identificaciones[Noun] -idiom el idioma[Noun] -idiot idiota -if si -implement implantar[Verb] -implementation implantación -important importante -imported importado -impossible imposible -impressive impresionante[Adjective] -in agreement de acuerdo -inborn innato(a)[Adjective] -incalculable incalculable -incalculably incalculable[Adjective] -incant Encantar[Verb] -incantation Encantación -incantations Encantaciones -incanted Encantado(a) -incapable incapaz -incapacitate Incapacitar[Verb] -incapacitated incapacitado[Adjective] -incapacitates Incapacíta -incapacity incapacidad[Adjective] -incarcerate encarcelar[Verb] -incarcerated encarcelado -incarcerates encarcéla -incarcerating encarcelando -incarceration encarcelación -incarnate encarnar[Verb] -incarnation renacer -incarnations renacimientos -incaution descuido[Verb] -incautious descuidado(a) -incautiously descuidadamente -incautiousness descuidado(a)[Adjective] -incendiaries incendiarios(as)[Adjective] -incendiary incendiario(a)[Adjective] -incense incienso[Noun] -incensed inciensado(a) -incenses inciensa[Verb] -incensing inciensando[Verb] -incentive incentivo[Noun] -incentives incentivos -incertitude incierto[Adjective] -incessant incesante[Adjective] -incessantly incesantemente[Adjective] -incest incesto[Noun] -incestuous incestuoso(a)[Adjective] -incestuously incestuosamente[Adjective] -incestuousness incestuosidad[Adjective] -inch pulgada[Noun] -inches pulgadas[Noun] -inching despacio[Adverb] -inchworm gusano medidor[Noun] -inchworms gusanos medidores[Noun] -incidence incidencia[Noun] -incidences incidencias[Noun] -incident incidente[Noun] -incidental incidental[Adjective] -incidentally incidentalmente[Adjective] -incidentals a music notacion symbol -incidents incidentes[Noun] -incinerate incinerar[Verb] -incinerated incinerado[Adjective] -incinerates incinera[Verb] -incinerating incinerando[Verb] -incineration incineración[Adverb] -incinerations incineraciones[Adverb] -incinerator incinerador[Noun] -incinerators incineradores[Noun] -incise inciso[Noun] -incises incisos[Noun] -incision incisión[Noun] -incisions incisiones[Noun] -incisor incisor[Noun] -incitant incitante[Adjective] -incitants incitantes[Adjective] -incitation incitación[Noun] -incitations incitaciones[Noun] -incite incitar[Verb] -incited incitdo(a)[Adjective] -incitement incitamiento[Noun] -incitements incitamientos[Noun] -inciter incitar[Verb] -incites incita[Verb] -inciting incitante[Adjective] -inclemency inclemencia[Noun] -inclement inclemente[Adjective] -inclemently inclementemente[Adjective] -inclinable inclinable[Adjective] -inclination inclinación[Noun] -inclinations inclinaciones[Noun] -incline inclinar[Verb] -increase aumentar -informant informante -information informacion -ink la tinta -innocence la inocencia[Noun] -innocent inocente[Adjective] -innocent el inocente[Noun] -inoffensive inofensivo, inofensiva[Adjective] -insect el insecto -inside dentro -insult el insulto -insult insultar -intelligent inteligente -interesting interesante -intern interno(a)[Adjective] -internal interno(a)[Noun] -internality internalidad[Adjective] -internalization internalización[Noun] -internalize internalizar[Verb] -internalized internalizado[Adjective] -internalizes internaliza[Verb] -internalizing internalizando[Verb] -internally internamente[Adjective] -internals internos(as)[Adjective] -international internacional[Adjective] -internationalism internacionalismo[Noun] -internationalist internacionalista[Adjective] -internationalists internacionalistas[Adjective] -internationality internacionalidad[Adjective] -internationalization internaciionalización[Noun] -internationalize internacionalizar[Verb] -internationalized internacionalizado(a)[Adjective] -internationalizes internacionaliza[Verb] -internationally internacionalmente[Adjective] -internationals internacionales[Adjective] -internetwork trabajo en la RIM (Red Mundial Interna)[Noun] -internetwork Internet=RedMundial -internetwork Connección interna de comunicación -interneuron neuron interno[Noun] -interneuronal interneuronal[Adjective] -interning internando[Verb] -intervention intervencio/n[Noun] -interview la entrevista -interweave entretejer[Verb] -intimacy intimidad[Noun] -intimate i/ntimo[Adjective] -intimidate intimidar[Verb] -introduction introducción[Noun] -introductions introducciones -invite invitar -iron el hierro -iron planchar -island la isla -Italy Italia -j j -jab pinchazo -jabber algarabía -jack gato, para sujetar el coche cuando se cambia una rueda[Noun] -jack jota -jack clavija, para conectar algun aparto elctrotecnico [Noun] -jack [off] masturbarse[Verb] -jackal chacal[Noun] -jackals chacales -jackass burro[Noun] -jackboot bota de montar, bota militar[Noun] -jackdaw grajilla, grajo -jacket la chaqueta -jackhammer taladradora, martillo picador -jackknife navaja -jackpot bote, premio máximo[Noun] -jackpot premio máximo -jade jade -jag punta, puá[Noun] -jag raja -jagged dentado, mellado, disigual[Adjective] -jail jaula[Noun] -janitor el conserje -January enero -jar la jarra -jealous celoso -jeans vaqueros[Noun] -jewel la joya -jewels las joyas -job trabajo[Noun] -joke la broma -judge el juez -juice el jugo -juice joco[Verb] -July julio -jump saltar -June junio -jungle la selva -kaleidoscope caleidoscopio -kangaroo canguro[Noun] -kangaroos canguros[Noun] -karat kilate -karate karate -karateist karateca -karma carma -kayak kayak[Noun] -keel quilla[Noun] -keep guardar -keep keep -keep manutención, subsistencia -keeper Guardián, custodio -keeping custodia, cuidado -key la llave -key llave -keyboard tecla[Noun] -keys llaves -kick cocear -kidnap seguestar -kill matar -killed matado[Adjective] -killer asasino[Noun] -killers asasinos -kilo kilo -kilobit kilobit -kilometer kilómetro[Noun] -kilometers kilómetros -kindness la bondad -king el rey -kingdom reino[Noun] -kingdoms reinos[Noun] -kings reyes -kiosk kiosko -kiss besar -kisses besos[Noun] -kitchen la cocina -kitten el gatito -knee la rodilla -kneel arrodillarse[Verb] -knees rodillas -knew sabia, supo[Verb] -knife el cuchillo -knife la navaja -knight caballero -knights caballeros[Noun] -knock tocar -knockdown tumbar -know saber[Verb] -knowledge conocimiento[Noun] -known conocido[Adjective] -kooks üppou -label el marbete -label etiqueta -labeled etiquetado -labeling marcando -labelled etiquetado -labels etiquetas -labia labia[Noun] -labial labial -labial labial[Adjective] -labialization labializacion[Noun] -labile la/bil -labiodental labiodental[Adjective] -labium labio[Noun] -labor trabajo -labor la obra[Noun] -labor el labor[Noun] -labor laborar[Verb] -labor Parto (childbirth)[Noun] -laborable laborable -laboratories laboratorios -laboratory laboratorio -labored trabajado -laborer obrero[Noun] -laborer el trabajador[Noun] -laborer jornalero[Noun] -laborers obreros[Noun] -laborers los trabajadores[Noun] -laborers jornaleros[Noun] -laboring trabajando[Verb] -laboring laborando[Verb] -laborious laborioso -laborious tabajoso[Adjective] -laboriously laboriosamente -laborist el laborista[Noun] -laborists los laboristas[Noun] -laborite laborista[Noun] -laborites laboristas[Noun] -labors las obras[Noun] -laborsaving Que ahorra trabajo[Adjective] -labradorite labradorita[Noun] -labs los laboratorios[Noun] -labyrinth laberinto -labyrinths laberintos -lac laca -lace el encaje -lace encaje, lazo -lace la cinta[Noun] -lacerate lacerar[Verb] -lacerated lacerado[Adjective] -lacerates lacera[Verb] -lacerating lacerando[Verb] -laceration laceracion[Noun] -lacerations laceraciones[Noun] -laces cintas[Noun] -lacework encajes[Noun] -lachrymal lagrimal -lachrymal lacrimal[Adjective] -lachrymator lacrimogeno[Noun] -lachrymose lloron, llorona[Adjective] -lachrymose lloroso[Adjective] -lack falta, carencia -lack escasez[Noun] -lackadaisical apatico[Adjective] -lackadaisically apaticamente[Adverb] -lacked faltaba[Verb] -lackey lacayo (sirviente)[Noun] -lackeys lacayos (sirvientes)[Noun] -lacking faltar (something is lacking/algo falta)[Verb] -lackluster sin brillo[Adjective] -lacks le falta[Verb] -laconic lacónico[Adjective] -laconism laconismo[Noun] -laconisms laconismos[Noun] -laconize lacónizar[Verb] -laconized laónizados[Adjective] -lacquer laca -lacquer pintar con laca[Verb] -lactase lactasa -lactate lactato -lactate lactar[Verb] -lactic láctico[Adjective] -lacuna laguna[Noun] -lacunae lagunas[Noun] -lacunar lagunar[Noun] -lad muchacho -lad chico[Noun] -ladder escalera -ladder escala[Noun] -ladders las escaleras[Noun] -ladders escalas[Noun] -lade cargar (to load in shipping)[Verb] -laded cargado -laden cargado[Adjective] -ladies damas -ladle cucharon[Noun] -ladles cuchorones[Noun] -ladling sirviendo con cucharones[Verb] -lads muchachos -lads chicos[Noun] -lady dama -ladybird mariquita[Noun] -ladybirds mariquitas[Noun] -ladybug catarina -ladybug mariquita[Noun] -ladybugs catarinas -ladybugs mariquitas[Noun] -ladyfinger lengua de gato (biscuit) -ladylike fina, distinguida[Adjective] -ladylike afeminado[Adjective] -ladylove amada[Noun] -ladyship se~noria[Noun] -lag atrasarse -lager cerveza dorada[Noun] -lagers cervezas doradas[Noun] -laggard rezagado[Adjective] -laggardly rezagadamente[Adverb] -lagged retrasado -lagger vago, vaga[Noun] -lagomorph lagomorfo -lagoon laguna -lagoons lagunas[Noun] -laic laico, laica[Adjective] -laicism laicismo[Noun] -laicization laicizacion[Noun] -laicizations laicizaciones[Noun] -laicize dar caracter laico -laicized dio caracter laico -laicizes da caracter laico -laid recostado -laid colocado[Adjective] -laid acostado[Adjective] -lair la guarida[Noun] -laird terrateniente[Noun] -laity seglares[Noun] -lake el lago -lake lago -lakefront en la orilla del lago[Adjective] -lakes lagos[Noun] -lakeshore la orilla del lago[Noun] -lam huida[Noun] -lama lama (monje) -lamas lamas -lamb cordero, borrego, oveja -lamb el cordero -lamp la la/mpara[Noun] -lance lanza[Noun] -lance lanzar[Verb] -lances lanzas[Noun] -land la tierra[Noun] -landlady la duen~a[Noun] -landlord el duen~o[Noun] -landlords los duen~os[Noun] -language la lengua -language el idioma[Noun] -language el lenguaje[Noun] -languages las lenguas[Noun] -lantern la la/mpara[Noun] -lanterns las la/mparas[Noun] -lapel la solapa[Noun] -lapels las solapas[Noun] -large grande[Adjective] -lass la muchacha -lasses las muchachas -last ultimo -last u/ltimo[Adjective] -last durar[Verb] -late tarde -laud loor[Noun] -laudable digno de loor[Adjective] -laugh reir -laugh reirse[Verb] -laughing riendo -laughter la risa[Noun] -launder lavar (ropa)[Verb] -laundress la lavadera[Noun] -laundry (laundromat) la lavanderi/a[Noun] -laundryman el lavadero[Noun] -laurel el laurel[Noun] -lavatory el lavato/rio[Noun] -lavatory el ban~o[Noun] -law la ley -law la suegra -lawless sin ley[Adjective] -lawn el prado -lawn el cesped[Noun] -laws las leyes[Noun] -lawyer el abogado -lawyers los abogados[Noun] -lazy perezoso -lazy guapo[Adjective] -lead el plomo -leader el li/der[Noun] -leaf la hoja -leaflet el librito -leaflets los libritos -leap saltar[Verb] -leap el salto[Noun] -learn aprender -leash correa[Noun] -leather el cuero -leathern de cuero[Adjective] -leave salir -leaves las hojas[Verb] -lecturer conferensista[Noun] -ledge borde, anaquel[Noun] -ledger travesaño, andamio[Noun] -lee sotavento[Noun] -leech sanguijuela[Noun] -left izquierdo -lefties surdos, surdas[Noun] -lefty surdo, surda[Noun] -leg la pierna -legal legal[Adjective] -legalist el legalista[Noun] -legalize legalizar[Verb] -legend la leyenda[Noun] -legends las leyendas[Noun] -legs las piernas -leisure el ocio -lemon el limo/n[Noun] -lemonade limonada[Noun] -lemons limones[Noun] -lend prestar -lenses lentes[Noun] -lesbianism el lesbianismo -lesbians las lesbianas -less menos -lesson la leccio/n[Noun] -letter a -letter baum -letter borkenkäfer -letter hasan -letter hello -letter jerk -letter la carta -letter latin -letter lifeguard -letter malayalam -letter r -letter restoration -letter s -letter society[] -letter the -letter typewriter[] -letter (of the alphabet) la letra[Noun] -lettuce la lechuga -level el nivel[Noun] -levels los niveles[Noun] -liable responsable[Adjective] -liar el mentiroso -liberalism el liberalismo[Noun] -liberate liberar[Verb] -liberation la liberacio/n[Noun] -liberator el libertador[Noun] -liberty la libertad[Noun] -libraries las bibliotecas[Noun] -library la biblioteca -lice los piojos[Noun] -license la licencia[Noun] -lick lamer -lid la tapa -lie mentir -lie yacer[Verb] -life la vida -lift alzar -ligament el ligamento[Noun] -light la luz -lightbulb la bombilla -lightening la la/mpara[Noun] -lightening el rela/mpago[Noun] -lightning el rela/mpago[Noun] -like gustar -like como[Adverb] -lime la lima -lime uni -limes las limas[Noun] -limit limitar[Verb] -limit el li/mite[Noun] -limitation la limitacio/n[Noun] -limitations las limitaciones[Noun] -limited limitado, limitada[Adjective] -limitless sin li/mites[Adjective] -linoleic linoleico[Noun] -linoleum linóleo[Noun] -lion león[Verb] -lip el labio -lipid lípido[Noun] -lipidic lipídico[Adjective] -lipids lípidos[Noun] -lips los labios -liquor el licor -list la lista -listen escuchar -literally woertlich -literature la literatura -little chico[Adjective] -little pequen~o[Adjective] -little poco[Adjective] -littler menor -littlest menor -live directo[Adjective] -live vivir -lived vivido -liver hi/gado[Noun] -liver hi/gados[Noun] -living room la sala -lizard lagarto[Noun] -load la carga[Noun] -loads las cargas[Noun] -loaf holgazanear[Verb] -loan el pre/stamo[Noun] -loathe aborrecer[Noun] -lobby el vesti/bulo[Noun] -lobe el lo/bulo[Noun] -lobster la langosta -lobsters las langostas[Noun] -local local[Adjective] -locals los vecinos[Noun] -locate localizar[Verb] -location la situacio/n[Noun] -loch el lago[Noun] -lock la cerradura -lock la esclusa[Noun] -locker el casillero[Noun] -lockers los casilleros[Noun] -locket el medallo/n[Noun] -lockout el lockout[Noun] -locksmith el cerrajero[Noun] -locomotive la locomotora[Noun] -locust la langosta[Noun] -locusts las langostas[Noun] -lodge la casa del guarda[Noun] -loft el desva/n[Noun] -lofty alto[Adjective] -log el len~o -logbook el diario de a bordo[Noun] -logic la lo/gica[Noun] -logical lo/gico -logo el logotipo -loin el lomo[Noun] -loins los lomos[Noun] -loiter vagar[Verb] -loll rapantigarse[Verb] -lollipop el piruli/[Noun] -lone solitario[Adjective] -loneliness la soledad[Noun] -lonely solitario[Adjective] -long largo -longitude la longitud -look apariencia[Noun] -look mirar[Verb] -look ver[Verb] -look at mirar -look for buscar -looking mirando -looking viendo[Verb] -loom telar[Verb] -loose flojo[Adjective] -loose suelto -looser sueltos[Adjective] -lose perder -lost perdido -loud ruidoso -love amar -love amor[Noun] -love encantar[Verb] -love encanta[Verb] -love love -lovely adorable[Adjective] -lover amante[Noun] -low bajo[Adjective] -lubric lúbrico[Adjective] -lubricant lubricante[Adjective] -lubricants lubricantes[Adjective] -lubricate lubricar[Verb] -lubricated lubricado[Adjective] -lubricates lubrica[Verb] -lubricous lúbrico[Adjective] -lucidity lucidez[Noun] -lucidly lu/cidamente[Adverb] -luck la suerte -luck suerte -luckily afortunadamente[Adverb] -luckiness suerte[Noun] -lucrative lucrativo[Adjective] -lucratively lucrativamente[Adverb] -lucre lucro[Noun] -lucubrate lucubrar[Verb] -lucubration lucubracio/n[Noun] -lukewarm tibio -lunch almorzar (v) -lunch almuerzo (n) -lunch el almuerzo -luxury el lujo -ma mama/[Noun] -ma'am s. Contradiccion de madam,senora. -ma'am sen~ora[Noun] -macabre a. Macabro[Adjective] -macabre macabro -macabrely de manera macabra -macadam s. Piedras trituradas para macadamisar; calzada empedrada con ellas. -macadamize macadamizar[Verb] -macadamized alquitranado[Adjective] -macaque macaco[Noun] -macarize macarron[Verb] -macarized macarronismo[Noun] -macarizes macarrona[Verb] -macarizing macarronico, ca[Adjective] -macaroni macarrones -macaronic macarronico -macaronically macarronicamente[Adverb] -macaronies macarrones[Noun] -macaroon macarrón -macaw lapa -macaws lapas -mace mazo[Noun] -macerate macerar -macerated macerado -macerates macera -macerating macerando -maceration maceracio/n -macerations maceraciones -macerator macerador -macerators maceradores -maces mazas[Noun] -machete machete -machinability maquinabilidad[] -machinable maquinable -machinate maquinar -machinated maquinado -machinates maquina -machinating maquinando -machination maquinación[] -machination maquinacio/n -machinator maquinador -machine m'aquina -machine ma/quina -machine máquina[] -machineable maquinable -machined maquinado -machinelike como maquina -machinelike parecido a una ma/quina -machineries maquinarias -machinery maquinaria -machines m'aquinas -machines ma/quinas -machines máquinas[] -machining maquinando[Verb] -machinist maquinista -machinists maquinistas -machismo machismo -macho macho -macintosh macintosh -mackerel caballa -mackerels caballas -mackintosh mackintosh[Noun] -macro macro -macroaggregate macroagregar[Verb] -macroaggregated macroagregado[Adjective] -macrobiotic macrobiotico -macrocephalic macroencefalico -macrocephalous macrocefalo[Adjective] -macrocephaly macrocefalia[Noun] -macrocosm macrocosmo -macrocosmic macrocosmico -macrocosmically macrocosmicamente -macrodynamic macrodinamica -macroeconomic macroeconomico -macroeconomics macroeconomia -macroevolution macroevolucion[Noun] -macrofossil macrofosil[Noun] -macroinstruction macroinstrucción[Noun] -macromolecular macromolecular[Adjective] -macromolecule macromolecula[Noun] -macromolecules macromoleculas[Noun] -macronucleus macronucleo[Noun] -macronutrient macronutriente[Noun] -macropathological macropatológico[Adjective] -macropathology macropatología[Noun] -macrophage macrófago[Adjective] -macroprocessor macroprocesador[Noun] -macrosocioeconomic macrosocioeconómico[Noun] -macrostructural macroestructural -macrostructure macroestructura -maculate manchar[Verb] -maculated manchado,sucio -mad loco,chiflado,majara,majareta[Adjective] -mad enojado -madam dama[Noun] -madams damas[Noun] -madcap calavera; botarate; temerario[Noun] -madder m/as enfadado[Adjective] -maddest lo m/as enfadado[Adjective] -made hecho[Adjective] -mademoiselle señorita[Noun] -mademoiselles señoritas[Noun] -madhouse manicomio[Noun] -madly locamente[Adjective] -madman loco[Noun] -madmen locos[Noun] -madness locura, chifladura[Adjective] -madwoman mujer loca[Noun] -maestro arista eminent en cualquiere de las bellas artes[Noun] -mafioso niembre de la mafia[Noun] -magazine la revista -magazine (military)cargador,peine.Almacén[Noun] -magazine (military)cargador,peine.[Noun] -magazine una revista -magazine What happened? I just wanted to erase "Almacén"![Conjunction] -magazines las revistas[Noun] -magenta rojo purpureo; solferino[Adjective] -maggot cresa; gusano; larva[Noun] -maggoty caprichoso; quimerico[Adverb] -magi los Reyes Magos; sacredotes de la relig. zoroastrica[Noun] -magic magia[Noun] -magic ma/gico -magical ma/gico -magically mágicamente[Adjective] -magician mago -magicians magos -magisterial authoritario; dominante; pomposo -magisterially magistralmente -magisterium magistreio o autoriad delo -magistracy jurisdiccion de magistrado -magistral magistral[Noun] -magistrally magistralmente[Adjective] -magistrate magistrado -magistrates magistrados[Noun] -magistrature magistratura[Noun] -magma magma -magma lava volcanica[Noun] -magnanimity magnanimosidad[Noun] -magnanimous magnánimo[Adjective] -magnanimously magnanimosamente[Adjective] -magnate potentado -magnesia magnesio(a) -magnesium magnesio[Noun] -magnet ima/n -magnetic magne/tico -magnetically magneticamente[Adjective] -magnetism magnetismo[Noun] -magnetisms magnetismo[Noun] -magnific magnífico[Adjective] -magnifically magníficamente[Adjective] -magnificence magnificencia[Noun] -magniloquence magnilocuencia[Noun] -magniloquent magnilocuente[Adjective] -magniloquently magnilocuentemente[Adjective] -magnitude magnitud[Noun] -magnitudes magnitudes[Noun] -magnolia magnolia[Noun] -magnolias magnolias[Noun] -maid la criada -maiden soltera[Noun] -maidenhood solteri/a[Noun] -mail el correo -mailbox apartado postal -mailbox buzo/n -mailboxes buzones -mailman el cartero -mainly principalmente -make hacer -mal bad[Adjective] -malignant maligno[Adjective] -malleability maleabilidad -mallet mazo[Noun] -malnutrition desnutricio/n[Noun] -mammals mami/feros[Noun] -mammary mamaria -mammography mamografi/a[Noun] -man el hombre -man hombre -man vero/n[Noun] -management gerencia[Noun] -manager el gerente -managerially gerencialmente[Adverb] -managers gerentes[Noun] -mancipation emancipacio/n[Noun] -maneuverer maniobrador -maneuvers maniobras -many muchos -map el mapa -March marzo -market el mercado -married casado -marry casarse -mask ma/scara[Noun] -May mayo -mayonnaise la mayonesa -meal la comida -meals las comidas -measurement medicion[Noun] -meat la carne -meatball alb"o/"ndigas[Noun] -medal la medalla -medicine la medicina -medieval medieval[Adjective] -meditate meditar[Verb] -meditation meditacio/n[Noun] -meditations meditaciones[Noun] -medium intermedio[Adjective] -medium mediano[Adjective] -medium medio[Noun] -mediums medios[Noun] -medley baturrillo[Noun] -medley mezcla[Noun] -medley mezcolanza[Noun] -medleys baturrillos[Noun] -medleys mezclas[Noun] -medleys mezcolanzas[Noun] -meek do/cil[Adjective] -meek manso[Adjective] -meek paciente[Adjective] -meekness docilidad[Noun] -meekness mansedumbre[Noun] -meet encontrar[Verb] -meet reunirse[Verb] -meet ser presentado a[Verb] -meeting encuentro[Noun] -meeting reunio/n[Noun] -meetings encuentros[Noun] -meetings reuniones[Noun] -meets encontra[Verb] -megabyte mega-byte[Noun] -memory la memoria -men los hombres -message el mensaje -metalize shgfhg -mi me -midnight la medianoche -mile la mila -milk la leche -millennium 3012 -minute el minuto -mirror el espejo -mischievous travieso[Adjective] -miss extran~ar[Verb] -mistake la falta -mixture la mezcla -modern moderno -Monday el lunes -money el dinero -monkey el mono -month el mes -months los meses[Noun] -mood el humor -moon la luna -mop gerga[Noun] -mopper trapeador[Noun] -mopping trapear[Verb] -more ma/s[Adjective] -moribund moribundo -morning man~ana[Noun] -mornings man~anas[Noun] -morphologic morfolo/gico[Adjective] -mortality mortalidad[Noun] -mortally mortalmente[Adverb] -mortals mortales -mortgage hipoteca[Noun] -mortgaged hipotecado[Adjective] -mortgager hipotecario -mortgages hipotecas[Noun] -mother la madre -mother MADRE[Noun] -motion MOVIMIENTO[Noun] -motionless ESTATICO[Adjective] -motions MOVIMIENTOS[Noun] -motivated MOTIVADO[Adjective] -motivating MOTIVANTE[Adjective] -motivation MOTIVACION[Noun] -motor MOTOR[Noun] -motorcycle la motocicleta -mouse laucha -mouse rato/n -moustache el bigote[Noun] -moustaches los bigotes[Noun] -mouth la boca -mouthwash el enjuague -move (household) mudarse[Verb] -move mover(se)[Verb] -movement el movimiento[Noun] -movements los movimientos[Noun] -movie la peli/cula[Noun] -movie theater el cine -movies el cine[Noun] -much mucho -mud el lodo -mud el barro[Noun] -mulberry la mora[Noun] -mule la mula[Noun] -multiplication la multiplicacio/n[Noun] -multiply multiplicar[Verb] -multiplying multiplicando[Verb] -multitude la multitud[Noun] -multitudes las multitudes[Noun] -munch masticar[Verb] -municipal municipal[Adjective] -municipalities las municipalidades[Noun] -municipality la municipalidad[Noun] -murder asesinar -murder el asesinato -murmur murmurar[Verb] -muscle el mu/sculo[Noun] -muscles los mu/sculos[Noun] -muscular muscular[Adjective] -museum el museo -mushroom el hongo[Noun] -music la mu/sica[Noun] -musical musical[Adjective] -musician el mu/sico[Noun] -musicians los mu/sicos[Noun] -musicologist el musico/logo[Noun] -musicology la musicologi/a[Noun] -mustache el bigote -mustaches los bigotes[Noun] -mustard la mostaza -mutation la mutacio/n[Noun] -mute mudo, muda[Adjective] -mystery el misterio -nail el clavo -nail un~a[Noun] -nails clavos[Noun] -nails un~as[Noun] -naive ingenuo[Adjective] -naively ingenuamente[Adverb] -naiveness ingenuidad[Noun] -naked desnudo[Adjective] -nakedly desnudamente[Adverb] -nakedness desnudez[Noun] -name el nombre -names michael -namesake tocayo[Noun] -nanosecond nanosegundo[Noun] -nanoseconds nanosegundos[Noun] -nap la siesta -napalm napalm[Noun] -naphtha nafta[Noun] -napkin la servilleta -napkins servilletas[Noun] -narcissism narcisismo[Noun] -narcissist narcisista[Adjective] -narcissist narcisista[Noun] -narcissist narcisista[Noun] -narcissistic narcisista[Adjective] -narcissistic narcisista[Adjective] -narcissus narciso[Noun] -narcolepsy narcolepsia[Noun] -narcolepsy narcolepsia[Noun] -narcotic narco/tico -narcotics narco/ticos -narrate narrar[Noun] -narrate narrar[Verb] -narrated narrado[Verb] -narration narracio/n[Noun] -narrational narrativo, narrativa[Adjective] -narrator narrador[Noun] -narrow estrecho -narrowing estrechando[Adverb] -nasty desagradable[Adjective] -nation nacio/n[Noun] -national nacional -nationalities nacionalidades -nationality nacionalidad -nationalization nacionalizacio/n -nationalize nacionalizar -natural naturalis -naturalism natu -nature naturaleza[Noun] -near cerca -nearby cerca[Adjective] -nearby cerca[Adverb] -neat pulcro -necessary necesario -neck el cuello -necklace el collar -necklaces gargantillas -necktie la corbata -nectar nectar -need necesitar -needle la aguja -negation negatio/n -negative negativo -negotiable negociable -negotiant negociante -negotiate negociar -negotiated negociado -negotiates negocia -negotiating negociando -neighbor el vecino -neighbor la vecina[Noun] -neighborhood el vecindario -neighborhoods vecindades -nephew el sobrino -nervous nervioso -nest el nido -net la red[Noun] -never nunca -nevertheless no obstante -new nuevo -newer mas nuevo -newest el mas nuevo -news las noticias[Noun] -nice amable -niece la sobrina -night la noche -nightmare la pesadilla -nine nueve -ninety noventa -nipple pezon -nipples pezones -nobody nadie -noise el ruido -none ninguno -north el norte -nose la nariz -notebook cuaderno -notebook el cuaderno -notebooks cuadernos -nothing nada -notice notar[Verb] -notice prestar atencio/n[Verb] -noticeable conspicuo[Adjective] -noticeable notable[Adjective] -noticing notando -notification notificacio/n -notifications notificaciones -notified notifico/ -notion idea[Noun] -notion nocio/n[Noun] -notorious infamo -notorious notorio[Adjective] -notwithstanding sin embargo[Adverb] -noun el sustantivo -noun nombre[Noun] -noun substantivo -nourish alimentar[Verb] -nourish nutrir[Verb] -nourishing alimenticio[Adjective] -nourishing nutrivito[Adjective] -nourishment nutrimento -nourishment sustento[Noun] -novel la novela -November noviembre -now ahora -nuance matiz[Noun] -nuances matices[Noun] -nurse la enfermera -nystagmus nova -o or[Conjunction] -oaf palurdo, patan, zoquete[Noun] -oak roble -oaken de roble[Adjective] -oaks robles -oaks Robles -oakwood madera de roble -oar remo -oars remos -oasis oasis -oat avena -oatcake Pastel de avena -oath juramento -oaths juramentos -oatmeal avena -oats avena -obbligato obligado[Adjective] -obduracy terquedad[Noun] -obdurate terco[Adjective] -obdurately tercamente[Adverb] -obedience obediencia -obediences obediencias -obedient obediente -obediently obedientemente -obelisk obelisco -obese gordo/gorda[Adjective] -obese obeso/obesa -obese obeso -obesity obesidad -obey obedecer -obeyed obedecio[Verb] -obeying obedeciendo[Verb] -obeys obedece -obfuscate ofuscar -obfuscated ofuscado -obfuscating ofuscando -obfuscation ofuscacion -object el objeto -objected objetado[Adjective] -objection objecio/n[Noun] -objectionable objetable[Adjective] -objections objeciones[Noun] -objective objetivo[Adjective] -objectively objetivamente[Adverb] -objectiveness objetividad[Noun] -objector objetor[Noun] -objectors objetores[Noun] -objects objetos[Noun] -objet objeto[Noun] -objurgate reprender[Verb] -objurgated reprendido[Adjective] -obligate obligar[Verb] -obligated obligado[Adjective] -obligately obligatoriamente[Adverb] -obligation obligacio/n[Noun] -obligational obligatorio[Adjective] -obligations obligaciones[Noun] -obligatory obligatorio[Adjective] -oblige obligar[Verb] -obliged obligado[Adjective] -oblique english -oblique oblicuo -obliquely oblicuamente -obliqueness oblicuidad[Noun] -obliquity oblicuidad[Noun] -obtain obtener[Verb] -occident occidente, poniente, oeste[Noun] -occidental occidental -occipital occipital[Noun] -occipitally occipitalmente[Adverb] -occiput nuca[Noun] -occlude obstruir[Verb] -occult oculto -occultism ocultismo -occultist ocultista -occupant ocupante -occupants ocupantes -occupation ocupacio/n -occupational ocupacional -occupationally ocupacionalmente -occupations ocupaciones -occupied ocupado[Adjective] -occupies ocupa -occupy ocupar[Verb] -occupying ocupando[Verb] -occur ocurre -occurred ocurrio/,ocurrido[Verb] -occurrence ocurrencia -occurrences ocurrencias -occurrent ocurrente -occurs ocurre -ocean oceano -oceanarium aquario -oceanfront costa -oceangoing maritimo -oceanic oceanico -oceanographer oceanografo -oceanographers oceanografos -oceanographic oceanografico[Adjective] -oceanographical oceanografico[Adjective] -oceanographically oceanograficamente[Adverb] -oceanography oceanografia -oceanologic oceanologico -oceanological oceanologico -oceanologically oceanologicamente -oceanologist oceanografo -oceanology oceanologia -oceans oceanos -o'clock en punto -o'clock En punto -octagon octa/gono -octagonal octagonal -octagonally octagonalmente -octagons octagonos -octahedra octaedro -October octubre -odometer odometro -odometers odometros -odontologst odontologo -odontology odontologia -odor olor -odorless inoloro -odorous oloroso -odors olores -oeuvre obra -oeuvres obras -of de -of course claro -off apagado -offer ofrecer -office la oficina -ohm ohm -ohms ohms -oil el aceite -oiled aceitado -oiler aceitera -old viejo -older mayor -oligarch oligarca -oligarchic oligarquico -oligarchical oligarquico -oligarchy oligarquia -olive la aceituna -olives aceitunas -omelette la tortilla -omen agüero -omens agüeros -omit omitir -omnipotence omnipotencia -omnipotent omnipotente -omnipresent omnipresente -omniscience omnisciencia -omnivorous omnivoro -one uno -onion cebolla -onion la cebolla -onions cebollas -only solamente -open -open abierto -open abrir -open open -or o -orange la naranja -orchestra la orquesta -ordinary ordinario -other otro -outside afuera -oven el horno -oven orno -overcoat el abrigo -overload sobrecargar[Verb] -overloaded sobrecargado[Adverb] -overpopulated superpoblado[Adjective] -overprice sobreprecio[Noun] -overpriced sobrevalorado[Adjective] -overview visio/n general[Noun] -owe deber -pace paso[Noun] -pacemaker marcapasos[Noun] -pachyderm paquidermo[Adjective] -pachydermal paquide/rmico[Noun] -pacific pacífico[Adjective] -pacific pacifico[Adjective] -pacifically pacíficamente[Adverb] -pacification pacificación -pacifications pacificaciones -pacificator pacificador[Noun] -pacificators pacificadores -pacificist pacifista[Adjective] -pacifier pacificador -pacifies pacifica -pacifism pacifismo[Noun] -pacifist pacifista[Noun] -pacifistic pacifista[Adjective] -pacifistically paci/ficamente[Adverb] -pacify apaciguar[Verb] -pack paquete[Noun] -package el paquete -package empaquetar[Verb] -packaged empaquetado[Adjective] -packager empaquetador[Noun] -packagers empaquetadores -packages empaques -packaging empaquetando -packagings empaquetados -packed guardado (that's just 1 meaning) -packet paquete -paella paella[Noun] -pagan pagano[Noun] -paganism paganismo[Noun] -paganization paganizacion[Noun] -page página[Noun] -pager mensa/fono, buscapersonas -paid pagado -pain el dolor -painful doloroso -painfully dolorosamente[Adverb] -painless indoloro/sin dolor -paint pintar -painted pintado[Verb] -painter el pintor -painters pintores[Adjective] -painting la pintura -paints pinturas[Noun] -pair par[Adjective] -pajama pijama[Noun] -pajamas piyamas[Noun] -pal amigo[Noun] -palace palacio[Noun] -palaces palacios[Noun] -palaeontology paleontología[Noun] -palazzi palacios[Noun] -palazzo palacio[Noun] -palazzos palacios[Noun] -pale pa/lido[Adjective] -pamper chinear[Verb] -pamphlet folleto[Noun] -pan sarte/n[Noun] -pancake panqueque[Noun] -pancakes panqueques[Noun] -paper el papel -park el parque -parsley el perejil -part parta[Noun] -participate participar -party la tertulia -pass pasar -passenger el pasajero -passengers pasajeros[Noun] -passively pasivamente[Adverb] -passiveness pasividad[Noun] -passport el pasaporte -passports pasaportes[Noun] -past pasado -pasteurize pasteurizar[Verb] -path la senda -patient paciente -patiently pacientemente -pause la pausa -pause pausar -paw la garra -pay pagar -paying pagando -pea el guisante -peace la paz -peace paz -peach durazno -peaches duraznos -peanut el cacahuate -pear la pera -pearl la perla -pearl perla -pen la pluma -pen un boligrafo[Noun] -pencil lapiz -people la gente -pepper la pimienta -peppermint la menta -perfect perfecto -perfume el perfume -permission el permiso -person la persona -personality personalidad -personify personificar[Verb] -personnel personal[Noun] -perspire sudar -pet el animal dome/stico[Noun] -petal el pe/talo -photographer photographer -piano el piano -pickle el encurtido -picture el cuadro -pie el pastel -pig el chancho[Noun] -pig el puerco -pigeon la paloma -pillow la almohada -pilot el piloto -pin el alfiler -pineapple la pin~a[Noun] -pineapple la anana/[Noun] -pineapples las pin~as[Noun] -pineapples las anana/s[Noun] -pines los pinos[Noun] -pink rosado -pipe la pipa -piss mear[Verb] -pistol pistola -place el lugar -placebo placebo -placed situado -placenta placenta, tejido vegetal sobre el que se situan los o/vulos o primordios seminales[Noun] -placentation placentacio/n[Noun] -placentations placentaciones -plain plano, llanura[Noun] -plains llanos[Noun] -planet el planeta[Noun] -planetarium planetario[Noun] -planetary planetario[Adjective] -planets planetas[Noun] -planimeters plani/metros[Noun] -planimetric planime/trico[Adjective] -plantation plantacio/n[Noun] -plantations plantaciones -plants plantas[Noun] -plasm plasma[Noun] -plasma plasma -plasmagenic plasmage/nico -plasmalemma plasmalema[Noun] -plasmatic plasma/tico -plasmid pla/smido -plasmids plasmidios -plasmolysis plasmo/lisis -plasmolytic plasmoli/tico -plasmolytically plasmoli/ticamente[Adverb] -plasodesma plasmodesmo[Noun] -plastic pla/tico -plasticity plasticidad -plastid plasto -plastidial plastidial, relativo a los plastos[Adjective] -plate el plato -plateau plataforma [Noun] -plateaus plataformas[Noun] -plates La/minas[Noun] -platform plataforma -platforms plataformas -platina platina[Noun] -plausible plausible -play jugar -play tocar -playable pagable -please por favor -pleasure el gusto -plebiscitary plebiscitario -plebiscite plebiscito -plenary plenaria -plenipotent plenipotente -plenipotentiary plenipotenciario -plenty lleno -plethora ple/tora -plethoric pleto/rico -pleura pleura[Noun] -pleurae pleuras[Noun] -pleural pleural[Adjective] -plexus plexo -plug clavija -pluggable enchufable -plugged enchufado -plugs clavijas -plum la ciruela -plumb plomo -plumbaginous plumbagi/neo[Adjective] -plumbago plbago, ge/nero de las Plumbagina/aceas[Noun] -plumbeous plu/mbeo[Adjective] -plumber el plomero -plumbic plu/mbico[Adjective] -plumbiferous plumbi/fero[Adjective] -plumose plumoso[Adjective] -plumulate plumulado[Adjective] -plumule plu/mula[Noun] -plumulose plumuloso[Adjective] -plural plural -pluralism pluralismo -pluralist pluralista -pluralistic plurali/stico -pluralistically plurali/sticamente -plurality pluralidad -pluralization pluralizacio/n -pluralize pluralizar -pluralized pluralizado -pluralizer pluralizador -pluralizers pluralizadores -plurals plurales -pluriaxial pluriaxial -pluripotent pluripotente -plus añadido -pluses añadidos -plutocracy plutocracia -plutocrat pluto/crata -plutocratic plutocra/tico -plutocratically plutocra/ticamente -pluton pluto/n -plutonian plutoniano -plutonic pluto/nico -plutonium plutonio -pluvial pluvial -pneumatic neuma/tico -pneumatically neuma/ticamente -pneumaticity neumaticidad -pneumatics neuma/tica -pneumatology neumatologi/a -pneumatolysis neumatolisis -pneumonia neumoni/a -pneumonic neumo/nico -pocket el bolsillo -pocketbook libro de bolsillo -pocketbooks libros de bolsillo -pocketknife navaja -podium posio -poem el poema[Noun] -poems poemas -poesies poesi/as -poet el poeta -poetic poe/tico -poetical poe/tica -poetically poe/ticamente -poignancy viveza -poignant punzante[Adjective] -poinsettia poinsetia, flor de navidad, ge/nero de las Euforbia/ceas -point punto -pointed puntiagudo[Adjective] -pointer puntero -pointillism puntillismo -pointillist puntillista -pointillistic puntillistico -points puntos -poise aplomo -poison veneno -poisoned envenenado -poisoner envenenador -poisoning envenenando -poisonous venenoso -poisonously envenenadamente -poisons venenos -poker hurgo/n -polar polar -polarimeter polari/metro -polarimeters polari/metros -polarities polaridades -polarity polaridad -polarizable polarizable -polarizables polarizables -polarization polarizacio/n -polarize polarizar -polarized polarizado -polarizer polarizador -polarizers polarizadores -polarizes polariza -polarizing polarizando -pole polo -polemic pole/mica -polemical pole/mico -polemically pole/micamente -polemicist polemicista -polemics pole/micas -polemist polemizador -police polici/a -policeman polici/a -policemen polici/a -polices poli/ticas -policewoman polici/a -policewomen polici/as -policies poli/ticas -policy poli/tica -poliomyelitis poliomelitis -polis polis -pond el estanque -pool la piscina[Noun] -pools las piscinas[Noun] -poop caca[Noun] -poor pobre -popcorn las palomitas[Noun] -pope El Papa[Noun] -popular popular -porch el porche -possible posible -poster el cartel[Noun] -posters carteles[Noun] -postman cartero(a)[Noun] -potato la papa -potato la patata -pound la libra -powder el polvo -practice practicar -pray orar -pray rezar[Verb] -pray rogar[Verb] -prayer oracio/n[Noun] -prayer rezo[Noun] -prayer ruego[Noun] -prayers oraciones[Noun] -prayers rezos[Noun] -prayers ruegos[Noun] -preach predicar[Verb] -preach sermonear[Verb] -preacher predicador[Noun] -preachers predicadores[Noun] -preaches predica[Verb] -preaching predicacio/n[Noun] -preaching sermoneo[Noun] -preaching sermo/n[Noun] -preamble prea/mbulo[Noun] -preambles prea/mbulos[Noun] -prearranged arreglado de antemano[Adjective] -precious preciosa[Adjective] -precise preciso -predict predecir -prefer preferir -pregnant embarasada (really) -prepare preparar -president el presidente -pretty bonito -pretty lindo -prevent prevenir -price el precio -principal spainsh -private privado/privada -prize el premio -problem el problema -products PRODUCTOS[Noun] -program el programa -promise prometer -pronounce pronunciar -prostate pro/stata[Noun] -prostitute lklklkj[Conjunction] -prostitute prostituta[Noun] -protect proteger -proud orgulloso -prove probar -puddle charco -puddles charcos -pumpkin la calabaza -punish castigar -pupil a alumno[Noun] -purchase la compra -pure puro -purple morado -purse la bolsa -puss cara -pussy micha -pussycat minino -put poner -q q -qua en funciones de, en su condición de[Preposition] -quack graznido -quack matasanos[Noun] -quackery charlataneri/a -quadrangle cuadrángulo [Noun] -quadrangles cuadrángulos[Noun] -quadrangular cuadrangular[Adjective] -quadrant cuadrante -quadrants cuadrantes[Noun] -quadraphonic cuadrafónico[Adjective] -quadraphony cuadrafonía[Noun] -quadratic cuadrático -quadratically cuadráticamente[Adjective] -quadrature cuadratura -quadriceps cuadriceps -quadrillion cuatrillón[Noun] -quadripartite cuatripartita[Adjective] -quadripartitely cuatripartitamente[Adjective] -quadriplegic cuadriple/gico -quadriplegic paralítico[Adjective] -quadroon cuartero/n[Noun] -quadruped cuadru/pedo[Noun] -quadruple cua/druple[Noun] -quadruplet cua/druplo[Noun] -quaff beber a grandes tragos[Verb] -quagmire pantano[Noun] -quagmires pantanos[Noun] -quail codorniz[Noun] -quail acobardarse[Verb] -quaint pintoresco[Adjective] -quaintness cara/cter pintoresco[Noun] -quake temblor[Noun] -quake temblar[Verb] -qualified condicional, limitado, con salvedades[Adjective] -qualified (competent) capacitado[Adjective] -qualified (certified) acreditado[Adjective] -quality la calidad -quantity la cantidad -queen la reina -question la pregunta -quick pronto -quickly rapidamente[Adverb] -quiet quieto -r net(la red)[Noun] -rabbet barbilla[Noun] -rabbi rabino[Noun] -rabbit el conejo -rabbits conejos[Noun] -rabble canalla[Noun] -rabid rabioso[Adjective] -rabidly rabiosamente[Adjective] -rabies rabia[Noun] -raccoons mapache[Noun] -race carrera[Noun] -race (ethnicity, etc.) la raza [Noun] -racecourse pista de carreras[Noun] -raced e/l competio/[Verb] -racehorse carrera de caballos[Noun] -racehorse el caballo de carrera[Noun] -racehorses caballos de carreras[Noun] -races carreras[Noun] -racetrack hipo/dromo[Noun] -racial racial[Adjective] -racing carreras[Noun] -racism racismo[Noun] -racist racista[Adjective] -racists racista[Noun] -rack rejilla[Noun] -racket raqueta (for tennis)[Noun] -racquet raqueta[Noun] -radar radar[Noun] -radars radares[Noun] -radiance brillantez (f), resplandor (m)[Noun] -radians radianes[Noun] -radiant brillante, resplandeciente[Adjective] -radiantly brillantemente -radiate radiar, irradiar (heat) [Verb] -radiation radiacio/n (f)[Noun] -radical radical[Adjective] -radically radicalmente[Adverb] -radii radios (pl. of radius=radio)[Noun] -radio la radio -radioactive radioactivo[Adjective] -radioactively radioactivamente[Adverb] -radioastronomy radioastronómico[Noun] -radioautograph radioautografo[Noun] -radioautographic radioautográfico[Noun] -radioautography radioautografía[Noun] -radiobiologic radiobiologico[Noun] -radiobiologically radiobiologicamente[Adverb] -radiobiology radiobiologia[Noun] -radiobroadcast transmisión de radio[Noun] -radiobroadcaster transmitidor de radio[Noun] -radiochemist radioquímico[Noun] -radiochemistry radioquímica[Noun] -radiochlorine radioclorina[Noun] -radiography radiografi/a[Noun] -radiology radiologi/a[Noun] -radiolysis radiolosis[Noun] -radiolytic radiolítico[Adjective] -radiometeorograph radiometeografo[Noun] -radiometer radiometro[Noun] -radiometers radiometros[Noun] -radiometric radiométrico[Adjective] -radiometrically radimétricamente[Adverb] -radiometry radiometría[Noun] -radios radios[Noun] -radioscopic radioscópico[Adjective] -radioscopy radioscopía[Noun] -radiosensitive radiosensitivo[Adjective] -radiosensitivity radiosensitividad[Noun] -radiotherapy radioterapia[Noun] -radish rabano -radishes rabanos -radius radio[Noun] -raffle rifa, sorteo[Noun] -raft baba[Noun] -rafter viga[Noun] -rafts babas[Noun] -rag trapo (piece of cloth)[Noun] -rage rabia, furor[Noun] -ragged desigual, mellado[Adjective] -ragman trapero[Noun] -rags los trapos[Noun] -raid incursio/n[Noun] -raids incursiones[Noun] -rail barandilla, pasamanos[Noun] -rail (railroad) vi/a[Noun] -railing barandilla[Noun] -railroad el ferrocarril -rails las vi/as -rails las vi/as -rain la lluvia -rain llover -rainbow el arcoiris[Noun] -rainbow el arcoiris[Noun] -rainbows los arcoirises[Noun] -rainbows los arcoirises[Noun] -raincoat el impermeable -raincoats los impermeables[Noun] -raincoats los impermeables[Noun] -raindrop la gota de lluvia[Noun] -raindrop la gota de lluvia[Noun] -raindrops las gotas de lluvia[Noun] -raindrops las gotas de lluvia[Noun] -rained llovio/[Verb] -rained llovio/[Verb] -rainfall la lluvia[Noun] -rainfall la lluvia[Noun] -raining lloviendo[Verb] -raining lloviendo[Verb] -rains las lluvias[Noun] -rains las lluvias[Noun] -rainsquall chubascos[Noun] -rainstorm el tormento de lluvia[Noun] -rainstorm el tormento de lluvia[Noun] -rainy lluvioso[Adjective] -rainy lluvioso[Adjective] -raise subir[Verb] -raise (a child or animal) criar[Verb] -raisin la pasa -raisin la pasa de uva[Noun] -raisin la pasa de uva[Noun] -raisins las pasas, las pasas de uva[Noun] -raisins las pasas, las pasas de uva[Noun] -ran corrio/[Verb] -ranch la finca[Noun] -rancor el rancor[Noun] -rang sono/[Verb] -rank (level) nivel[Noun] -rap tocar, golpear[Noun] -rape violar[Verb] -raped violo/[Verb] -rapid ra/pido, ra/pida[Adjective] -rapidly rapidamente[Adjective] -raptor el raptor[Noun] -rare raro -raspberry la frambuesa -rat la rata[Noun] -rather (than) en vez de[Conjunction] -rather mejor que -ration racio/n -rations las raciones[Noun] -raw crudo -ray irradiar[Verb] -rayon rayón[Noun] -razor la navaja -reabsorb reabsorber[Verb] -reabsorption reabsorción[Noun] -reach alcanzar[Verb] -read estudiar[Verb] -read indicar[Verb] -read leer -reader lector[Noun] -reader libro de lectura[Noun] -readers lectores[Noun] -reading indicacio/n[Noun] -reading lectura[Noun] -reading leyendo -readings indicaciones[Noun] -readings lecturas[Noun] -readjust ajustar de nuevo[Verb] -readjust arreglar de nuevo[Verb] -readjust reajustar[Verb] -readjustment nuevo arreglo[Noun] -readjustment readaptacio/n[Noun] -readjustment reajuste[Noun] -readjusts ajusta de nuevo[Verb] -readjusts arregla de nuevo[Verb] -readjusts reajusta[Verb] -readout indicacio/n[Noun] -readouts indicaciones[Noun] -reads estudia[Verb] -reads indica[Verb] -reads lee[Verb] -ready listo -ready preparado[Adjective] -ready propenso[Adjective] -real real -real verdadero[Adjective] -realism realismo[Noun] -realist realista[Noun] -realist vivo[Adjective] -realistic realista[Adjective] -realistic vivo[Adjective] -realize darse cuenta de[Verb] -receipt el recibo -receive recibir -recent reciente -recipe la receta -recognize reconocer -recognize recognize[Noun] -recommend recomendar -recommendation recomendacio/n[Noun] -recommendation recomendado -recommended recomendado[Adjective] -reconcile reconciliar[Verb] -reconciliation reconciliacio/n -recycle reciclar[Verb] -red rojo -refrigerator la nevera -refuse rehusar -regret sentir -regular regular -relax relajar -remember recordar -remove remover -rent el alquiler -repair reparar -repeat repetir -reply contestar -request pedir -resentment resentimiento[Noun] -respect respetar -rest descansar -restaurant el restaurante -result la resulta -return regresar[Verb] -return volver -review el repaso -rib la costilla -rice arroz -rice el arroz -rich rico -ride montar[Verb] -right derecha -right verdad[Adjective] -rim llanta -rime rima -riming rimando -ring el anillo -ringing sonando -ripe maduro -rise subir -risk riesgo[Noun] -road el camino -roller rodillo -rollers rodillos -romantic romantico[Adjective] -roof el techo -room el cuarto -room sala -rooms salas -rooster el gallo -rope la cuerda -rose la rosa -rotten podrido -round redondo -routing enrutamiento -rub frotar -rubber la goma -rude rudo -rug tapete -rugs tapetes -ruin ruina; bancarrota -ruinate destruir; ruinar[Noun] -ruination ruinacion[Noun] -ruinations ruinaciones[Noun] -ruined ruinado; bancarrotado[Verb] -ruins ruinas[Noun] -rule la regla -ruled reglado[Verb] -ruler la regla -rulers gobernantes[Noun] -rules reglas[Noun] -ruling reglando[Verb] -rulings fallos; decisiones de...[Noun] -rum el ron -rumba rumba[Noun] -rumble retumbar;hacer estruendo; ruido sordo;asiento trasero de un cupe[Noun] -rumbled retumbado -rumor el rumor -run correr -rust el moho -rut rut -sabbat sa/bado[Noun] -sabbath sa/bado[Noun] -sabbatic saba/tico[Adjective] -sabbatical saba/tico[Adjective] -sabotage sabotaje[Noun] -sabotaged saboteado[Verb] -sabotages sabotajes[Noun] -sabotaging saboteando[Verb] -saboteur saboteador[Noun] -saccharin sacarina[Noun] -saccharose sacarosa[Noun] -sacerdotal sacerdotal[Adjective] -sack saco[Noun] -sacraments sacramentos -sacred sagrado[Noun] -sacrifice sacrificar -sacrifice sacrificio[Noun] -sacrificed sacrificado -sacrificer quien realiza sacrificios[Noun] -sacrifices dewayne -sacrilege sacrilegio[Noun] -sacrilegious sacrilego[Adjective] -sacristan sacristan[Noun] -sad triste -sadden entristecer[Verb] -saddle silla de montar [Noun] -saddle montura[Noun] -sadism sadismo[Noun] -sadist sa/dico[Adjective] -sadist sadista[Noun] -sadly tristemente[Adverb] -sadness tristeza[Noun] -sadomasochism sadomasoquismo[Noun] -sadomasochist sadomasoquista -sadomasochist sadomasoquista[Adjective] -sadomasochistic sadomasoquista[Noun] -safari safari -safe salvo -safety seguridad[Noun] -saffron azafran[Noun] -saga saga[Noun] -sagacious sagaz[Adjective] -sagaciously sagazmente[Adverb] -sagacity sagacidad[Noun] -sail vela[Noun] -sailor el marinero -saint santo[Noun] -saint san[Noun] -saints santos[Noun] -salad la ensalada -salads ensaladas[Noun] -salary el sueldo -sale venta[Noun] -sale la liquidacion[Noun] -salesclerk dependiente[Noun] -saleslady dependienta -salesman el vendedor -salesmen dependientes -salespeople dependientes -salesperson dependiente -saleswoman dependienta -saleswomen dependientas -saliva saliva -salsa salsa[Noun] -salt la sal -salty salado -salutations saludos[Noun] -salute saludar -salvation salvacio/n -salve ungu.ento[Noun] -same mismo -sample muestra[Noun] -sand la arena -sandwich el bocadillo -sarcasm sarcasmo[Noun] -sarcastic sarcastico[Adjective] -satisfied satisfecho -sauce la salsa -saucer el platillo -sausage chorizo[Noun] -sausage salchicha[Noun] -save ahorrar -say decir -say decir, digo -saying dicho -sayings dichos -scale escala -scar la cicatriz -scarf la bufanda -scarlet escarlata -schedule el horario -school la escuela -science la ciencia -scrambled revuelto -scream chillar -screen pantalla -screw tornillo[Noun] -screwdriver el destornillador -screws tornillos[Noun] -scuba diving buceo -sculpture la escultura -sea el mar -seabed lecho marino -seabird ave marina -seacoast costa del mar -seacoasts costas del mar -seafloor fondo del mar -seafood mariscos -seagull gaviota -seagulls gaviotas -seahorse hipocampo, caballo de mar -seal foca; sello -sealant sellador -sealed sellado -seals focas; sellos -sealskin piel de foca -seam costura -seaman marinero -seamen marineros -seamstress modista -seaports puerto de mar -seaquake maremoto -search busqueda (noun); buscar (verb) -seas mares -seashell concha marina -seashells conchas marinas -seashore costa del mar -seashores costas del mar -seasick mareado -seaside playa, costa -season estaci\'on del a\~no (noun); condimentar (verb) -seasonal estacional -seasoned sazonado -seat el asiento -seated sentado -second el segundo -secret el secreto -secretary la secretaria -secure seguro[Adjective] -see ver -seed la semilla -seek buscar -seem parecer -seesaw balanci/n -seize agarrar[Verb] -seldom raramente[Adverb] -select escoger[Verb] -sell vender -send mandar -sensible razonable -sensibly razonablemente -sentence la frase -September septiembre -serious serio -serve servir -server server -seven siete -seventy setenta -several varios -sew coser -sex el sexo[Noun] -sex tener sexo[Verb] -sexless sin sexo[Adjective] -sexual sexual -shape la forma -sharp agudo -shave afeitar -she ella -sheep la oveja -shelf el estante -shine brillar -ship el vapor -ship nave, barco(a)[Noun] -shirt la camisa -shit mierda, f. [Noun] -shiver tiritar -shoe el zapato -shoe zapato -shoes los zapatos -shop tienda[Noun] -short corto -shoulder el hombro -shout gritar -shovel pala[Noun] -shovels palas[Noun] -show mostrar -shower la ducha -shrimp camarone[Noun] -shrink encoger -shut cerrar[Verb] -sick enfermo -side el lado -sidewalk acera, banqueta -sidewalk la acera -sign el letrero -sign firmar -silence el silencio -silk la seda -silly tonto -silver la plata -similar semejante -simple sencillo -since despue/s de[Preposition] -sincere sincero[Adjective] -sincerely sinceramente -sincerity sinceridad[Noun] -sinecure sinecura[Noun] -sinew tendo/n[Noun] -sinful pecaminoso[Adjective] -sing cantar -singe chamuscar[Verb] -singer el cantor -single solo[Adjective] -singlehanded sin ayuda[Adjective] -singsong mono/tono -sister la hermana -sister cuñada -sit sentarse -six seis -sixty sesenta -skate patinar -ski esquiar -skin la piel -skinny flaco -skirt la falda -sky el cielo -sled el trineo -sleep dormir -sleeping durmiendo -sleeve la manga -slice rebanar -slow lento -slower mas despacio[Adverb] -slowly lentamente -small bajo[Adjective] -small chaparro[Adjective] -small chiquito[Adjective] -small pequen~o[Adjective] -small small -smaller menor[Adjective] -smallest menor[Adjective] -smart majo[Adjective] -smash golpear[Verb] -smashed golpeado -smell oler -smile la sonrisa -smoke el humo -smoke fumar -smooth liso -snack tomar un aperitivo, picar[Verb] -snacks aperitivos, tentempie´, refrigerio[Noun] -snag un problema, un inconveniente[Noun] -sneeze estornudar -snore roncar -snorkelear to snorkel -snot moco -snow la nieve -snow nevar -snug acogedor[Adjective] -so de modo que, asi´ que[Conjunction] -soaked empapado[Adjective] -soccer fútbol -society sociedad[Noun] -sofa el sofa/[Noun] -soft blando -software programa -softwares programas -soldier el soldado -somebody alguien -someone alguien[Pronoun] -something algo -sometimes a veces -son el hijo -soon pronto[Adverb] -sore dolorido -sorry siento -soul alma[Noun] -soulful conmovedor[Adjective] -soup la sopa -sour agrio -south el sur -spareribs Costillas -spark Chisme -speak hablar -speakeasy un bar prohibido (se usaba en los EEUU cuando fue prohibido el vender o beber el alcohol)[Noun] -special especial -specs las gafas (de "spectacles")[Noun] -spectacled que lleva gafas[Adjective] -spectacles gafas[Noun] -speech discurso[Noun] -speechless sin habla[Adjective] -speed la velocidad -spell el hechizo, el encanto[Noun] -spells los hechizos -spend gastar -sphere esfero[Noun] -spheres esferos[Noun] -spider arana[Noun] -spinach la espinaca -spoken hablado -sponge la esponja -spoon la cuchara -sport deporte[Noun] -sports los deportes[Noun] -spouse esposo, esposa[Noun] -spring fuente[Noun] -spring la primavera -spring muelle[Noun] -spring saltar[Verb] -sprinter velocista[Noun] -spud patata (slang) -spurious espurio[Noun] -spuriously espuriamente[Adverb] -spy espiar[Verb] -squander malgastar, derrochar[Verb] -squandered malgastado, derrochado[Verb] -squanderer despilfarrador[Noun] -squandering despilfarrando[Verb] -square cuadrado[Noun] -square el cuadro -square plaza[Noun] -squid calamar[Noun] -stain la mancha -staircase la escalera[Noun] -stairway la escalera -stamp el sello[Noun] -star la estrella -station estacio/n -stationery papel -statistics estadi/stica -statue estatua -statue la estatua -statues estatuas -stature altura -stay quedar -steak beef -steak el biftec -steak meat -steaks items -steaks things -steal grab -steal robar -steal take -stealer grabber -stealer taker -stealing grabbing -stealing taking -steals grabs -steals takes -stealth don't know -stealth not sure -steam el vapor -steel acero -steel el acero -steelmaker acerero, fabricante de acero -steels aceros -steelwork aceri/a, fabricacio/n de acero -steelworker acerero, trabajador del acero -stepwise progresivo[Adjective] -stereo estereo[Adjective] -stereochemical estereoquimico[Adjective] -stereochemist estereoquimico[Adjective] -stereochemistry estereoquimica[Noun] -stereochemists estereoquimicos[Noun] -stereoisomer estereoisomero[Noun] -stereoisomeric estereoisomerico[Adjective] -stereophonic estereofonico[Adjective] -stereophonically estereofonicamente[Adverb] -stereophony estereofonia[Noun] -stereophotographic estereofotografico[Adjective] -stereophotography estereofotografia[Noun] -stereotropism estereotropismo[Adjective] -stereotype esterotipo[Noun] -stock acciones[Noun] -stocking la media -stockings las medias[Noun] -stomach el esto/mago[Noun] -stone la piedra -stop dejar de (to stop doing something)[Verb] -stop detenerse[Verb] -stop pararse -stoplight la sema/fora[Noun] -store almacenar[Verb] -store la tienda -storm la tormenta -story el cuento -storybook el libro de cuentos[Noun] -stove la estufa -straight derecho[Adjective] -straighten enderezarse [intransitive][Verb] -stranded desamparado[Adjective] -strange extraño[Adjective] -strange raro[Adjective] -strangely extrañamente -stranger extraño[Noun] -stranger forastero[Noun] -strategic estratégico[Adjective] -strategically estratégicamente[Adverb] -strategy estrategia[Noun] -straw la paja -strawberry la fresa -street la calle -street corner la esquina -streets las calles -stress el estrés, la presión[Noun] -strike golpear[Verb] -strike huelga[Noun] -strikebreaker rompahuelgas[Noun] -stroll andar[Verb] -strong fuerte -strongly fuertemente -stub trozo, fragmento[Noun] -stubbed desarraigar[Verb] -stubbing desarraigar[Verb] -stubble rastrojo[Noun] -stubbly lleno de rastrojo, erizado; cerdoso[Adjective] -stubborn terco -stubbornness obstinación[Noun] -stubby lleno de tocones[Adjective] -stubs trozos, fragmentos[Noun] -stucco estuco[Noun] -stuccowork estucado[Noun] -stuck picar, punzar -stud tachón -student alumno -student el estudiante -student estudiante -students alumnos -students estudiates -study estudiar -studying estudiando -stupid menso, bobo, estúpido, torpe, necio[Adjective] -stupidly estúpidez, torpeza, necedad[Adverb] -subject asignatura[Noun] -suburbs las afueras[Noun] -success desarrollo[Noun] -success exito[Noun] -successes desarrollos -successes exitos[Noun] -suck chupas -suddenly de repente -suede el ante -suffer sufrir -suggest sugerir -suit el traje -suitcase la maleta -summer el verano -sun el sol -Sunday el domingo -supper la cena -sure seguro -surfboard tabla de surf[Noun] -surgeon el cirujano -surprise la sorpresa -surprised sorprendido -swamp el pantano -swan cisne -sweet dulce -swim nadar -symphonic sinfo/nico[Adjective] -symphonies sinfoni/as[Noun] -symphony sinfoni/a[Noun] -symphysis sinfisi/s[Noun] -symposia simposio[Noun] -symposiums simposio[Noun] -symptom si/ntoma[Noun] -symptomatic sintoma/tico -synagog sinagoga[Noun] -synagogue sinagoga[Noun] -synapse sinapsis[Noun] -synarthrosis sinartrosis[Noun] -system sistema[Noun] -tab teddy -tabac tabaco[Noun] -tabernacle taberna/culo -tabernacles taberna/culos -table la mesa -table mesa -table mesa[Noun] -tablecloth la mantel -tablecloth mantel -tablecloth mantel[Noun] -tablecloths manteles -tables mesas -tablespoon cuchara -tablespoon la cuchara grande -tablespoonful cucharada -tablespoonfuls cucharadas -tablespoons cucharas -tablespoonsful cucharada -tablet tabletilla -tabletop mesa -tabletops mesas -tablets tabletillas -tableware cubiertos, utensilios de mesa -tabloid escenario -tabloids escenarios[Noun] -taboo tabu/ -taboos tabu/es -tabs orejas, lenguetas, etiquetas[Noun] -tabular tabular -tabularization tabularizacio/n -tabulate tabular -tabulated tabulado, tabulada -tabulator tabulador, tabuladora -tabulators tabuladores, tabuladoras -tachometer taco/metro -tachometers taco/metros -tachycardia taquicardia -tachygraphic taquigráfico[Adjective] -tachygraphical tquigráfica[Noun] -tachygraphy tquigrafia[Noun] -tachyons taquio/n -tacit ta/cito, ta/cita -tacitly ta/citamente -taciturn taciturno, taciturna -tack tachuela[Noun] -tacked sujeto con tachuelas[Noun] -tackier pegajoso[Adjective] -tackily abandonado[Adjective] -tacking clavar tachuelas -tackle equipo,parafernalia,provisiones[Noun] -tackled equipado,preparado,provisto[Adjective] -tacks tachuelas[Noun] -tacky pegajoso[Adjective] -taco mexican sandwich -tacos mexican sandwiches -tact diplomacia -tact tacto,tino[Noun] -tactful con diplomacia -tactfully discretamente, diplomáticamente -tactfulness consideraci'on,discreci'on[Noun] -tactic ta/ctica -tactical táctico[Adjective] -tactically t'acticamente[Adverb] -tactician t'actico[Noun] -tactics ta/cticas -tactile tactil,tangible[Adjective] -tactilely tactilmente,sensiblemente[Adverb] -tactless torpe,descortez[Adjective] -tactlessly torpemente,descortezmente[Adverb] -tactlessness torpeza,descortec'ia[Noun] -tad ni~no,nene[Noun] -tadpole renacuajo[Noun] -tadpoles renacuajos[Noun] -taeniasis infecci'on con tenia (gusano plano)[Noun] -taffeta n -taffeta tafeta[Noun] -taffetized entafetado[Adjective] -taffies caramelos (de az'ucar fundida)[Noun] -taffy caramelo (de az'ucar fundida)[Noun] -tag etiqueta,r'otulo[Noun] -tagalong sucesi'on,repetici'on[Noun] -tagged etiquetado[Adjective] -tail cola -tail el rabio -tailor sastre ( noun) -tailors sastres ( noun) -tails colas -take tomar -take tomar ( verb) -taken tomado -takeoff despegar ( aviation) -takeout para llevar ( as in Take out food ) -talc talco -talcum talco -talent talento -talented talentoso -talents talentos -tales cuentos ( stories) -talisman talisma/n -talk hablar -talkative hablador ( noun) -talked hablo/ -talker hablador -talkers habladores -talking hablando -talks charlas ( speeches) -tall alto -taller ma/s alto -talon talo/n -talons talones -tamale tamal -tamarind tamarindo ( the fruit) -tame domar ( to tame as in animals) -tame manso -tameable domable -tamed domado -tameless indomable -tan bronceado ( as in suntan) -tan tostado -tangerine la mandarina -tango tango ( the dance) -tangos tangos ( the dance ) -tank tanque -tanned bronceado ( as in suntanned ) -tape grabar ( as in tape a show) -tape la cinta -tapioca tapioca -tarantula tarantula -tarantulas tarantulas -tardily tardemente -tardiness tardi/a -target_language Spanish -target_language Spanish[] -tariff tarifa -tariffs tarifas -tarnish manchar ( to stain) -tarnished manchado ( stained) -tarot tarot -tarts tartas ( as in little cakes) -task quehacer ( chore) -tasks querhaceres (chores) -taskwork quehaceres ( chores) -taste gusto -tasted gusto/ -tasteful gustoso -tastefully gustosamente -tastefulness gusto -tasteless sin gusto, insi/pido -taster gustador -tasters gustadores -tastes gustos -tastier gustoso -tastily gustosamente -tasting gustando -tasty gustoso -tasty sabroso -tattletale chivato ( cuban slang)noun -tattoo tatua/je -tattooed tatuado -tattoos tatuajes -taut tenso -tavern taberna -taverna taberna -taverns tabernas -tax el impuesto -tax impuesto ( as in IRS) -taxi el taxi -taxi taxi -taxicab taxi -taxicabs taxis -taxidermy taqui/dermia -taxis taxis -tea te/ -teach ensen~ar -teacher el maestro -teacher maestra,profesora -teacher maestro, profesor -teachers maestros, profesores -teaches ensen~a -teaching ensen~ando -teachings ensen~anzas -team el equipo -team equipo ( as in football) -teammate compan~ero de equipo -teammates compan~eros de equipo -teams equipos -teapot la tetera -teapot tetera -tear desgarrar[Verb] -tear la/grima[Noun] -tear rajar -tear rasgar[Verb] -tear romper -teardrop lagrima -teardrop la/grima[Noun] -tearful lloroso[Adjective] -teargas gas lacrimante[Noun] -teargas gas lacrimo/geno[Noun] -tearjerker arrancala/grimas -tears desgarra[Verb] -tears la/grimas[Noun] -tears rasga[Verb] -teas te/s -tease burlarse ( to tease ( someone ) -tease embromar[Verb] -tease importunar[Verb] -tease molestar[Verb] -teases embroma[Verb] -teases importuna[Verb] -teases molesta[Verb] -teasingly burlonmente -teaspoon cucharilla[Noun] -teaspoon cucharita -teaspoon la cucharita -teaspoonful cucharadita -teaspoonfuls cucharaditas -teaspoons cucharaditas -teaspoons cucharillas[Noun] -teaspoonsful cucharaditas -teat teta[Noun] -teatro teatro ( theater ) -teats tetas[Noun] -technic te/cnico -technical te/cnico -technicalities tecnicalidades -technicality tecnicalidad -technique te/cnica -techniques te/cnicas -technocracy tecnocracia -technocrat tecno/crata -technologic tecnolo/gico -technologically tecnolo/gicamente -technologies tecnologi/as -technology tecnologi/a -technostructure tecnoe/structura -tedious tedioso -tediously tediosamente -teem pulular -teen adolescente -teenager adolescente -teenagers adolescentes -teens adolescentes -teeter tambalear -teeth dientes -telecommunicate telecomunicar -telecommunication telecomunicacio/n -telecommunications tele/comunicaciones -teleconference telecomferencia -teleconferenced teleconferencio/ -teleconferences teleconferencias -teleconferencing teleconfiriendo -telecourse telecurso -telefacsimile telefacsi/mile -telefilm telefilm -telegram telegrama -telegrams telegramas -telepathic telepa/tico -telepathy telepati/a -telephone tele/fono -telephoned telefoneo/ -telephones tele/fonos -telephony telefoni/a -telephoto telefoto -telephotographic telefotogra/ficamente -telephotography telefotografi/a -teleprinter teleimpresora -teleprompter telepro/mpter -telescope telescopio -telescopes telescopios -telethon teleto/n -televiewer televidente -televise televisar -television televisio/n -televisions tele/visiones -televisor televisor, televisio/n -televisors televisores, televisiones -televisual televisual -tell contar -teller cajero ( cashier) -tellers cajeros (cashiers) -telly televisio/n ( TV) -temblor temblor ( as in earthquake) -temerarious temerario -temerity temor -temp temporario -temper genio -temperament genio, temperamento -temperamental temperamental -temperamentally temperamentalmente -temperaments genios, temperamentos -temperature la temperatura -temperature temperatura -temperatures temperaturas -tempered templado -tempest tempestad -tempestuous tempestuosidad -temple el templo -tempt tentar ( to tempt) -temptation tentacio/n -temptations tentaciones -tempted tento/ -ten diez -tenacious tenaz -tenaciously tenazmente -tenaciousness tenacidad -tenacity tenacidad -tenant inquilino -tenants inquilinos -tend cuidar -tendencies tendencias -tendency tendencia -tender tierno -tender tierno ( as in gentle) -tenebrous tenebroso -tennis el tenis -tennis te/nis -tennist tenista -tens de/cimos -tense tenso -tension tensio/n -tent carpa -tentacle tenta/culo -tentacles tenta/culos -tenth de/cimo -tenths decimos -tequila tequila -tergiversate tergiversar -tergiversation tergiversio/n -tergiversator tergiversador -teriyaki teriyaki -term te/rmino -termite comeje/n, termitas -terms te/rminos -terrace la terraza -terrace terraza -terrain terrun~o -terrains terrun~os -terraqueous terra/queo -terrarium terrario -terrazzo terraza (terrazzo,terrace ) -terreplein terraple/n -terrestrial terre/stre -terrible terrible -terribly terriblemente -terrific magni/fico -terrified terrorizado -terrifies terroriza -terrify terroriza -terrifying aterrante -terrifying espeleznante -territories territorios -territory territorio -terror terror -terrorism terrorismo -terrorist terrorista -terrorists terroristas -terrorize aterrar -terrorized aterrado -terrorizer terrorista -terrorizers terroristas -terrorizes aterrar -terrors terrores -test el examen -test exa/men -testa cabeza ( head) -testament testamento ( will, as in death) -testaments testamentos -tested examino/ -testicle testi/culo -testicles companeros -testicles huevos (vulg.) -testicles testi/culos -testicular testicular -testified atestigua/do -testified testi/fico -testify atestiguar -testify testificar -testimonial testimonio -testimonialize dar testimonio -testimonializer uno que da testimo/nio -testimonials testimonios -testimonies testimonios -testimony testimonio -testing examinando -testing proba/ndo[Verb] -testings exa/menes -testings prue/bas -testis testi/culo -testosterone testo/sterona -tests exa/menes -testudo testudo(one with a big head) -testy ho/sco[Adjective] -tetanic teta/nico(a) -tetanically teta/nicamente[Adverb] -tetanization tetanizacio/n -tetanize tetaniza/r[Verb] -tetanized tetaniza/do -tetanizes tetani/za[Verb] -tetanizing tetanizacio/n -tetanus te/tano -tetracycline tetraci/clina -tetrafluoride tetrafluo/ruro -text texto -textbook el texto -textbook libro de texto, manual -textbooks manuales -thank agradecer -thank dar gracias -thanked agradecio/ -thankful agradecido -thankfully agradecidamente -thankfulness agradecimiento -thankless malagradecido -thanklessly malagradecidamnete -thanklessness malagradecimiento -thanks gracias -thanksgiving Accio/n de Gracias -that esa[Adjective] -that ese[Adjective] -that eso -thaw descongelar ( to thaw) -thawed descongelado -theater el teatro -theater teatro -theaters teatros -theft el robo -theft hurto -thefts hurtos -their su -theirs sus -theism tei/smo -theist tei/sta -them ellos -thematic tema/tica -thematically tema/ticamente -theme tema -themes temas -themselves ellos mismos -then entonces -thence de alli/[Adverb] -thence desde alli/[Adverb] -thenceforth de alli/ en adelante[Adverb] -thenceforth desde entonces[Adverb] -theocracy teocracia[Noun] -theocratic teocra/tico[Adjective] -theologian teo/logo -theologians teo/logos -theologic teolo/gico -theological teolo/gico[Adjective] -theologically teolo/gicamente -theology teologi/a -theorem teorema -theorems teoremas -theoretical teo/rico[Adjective] -theories teorias[Noun] -theorist teo/rico -theorists teo/ricos -theorize teorizar[Verb] -theory teori/a -therapeutic terapeu/tico -therapeutist terapeu/ta -therapies tera/pias -therapist terape/uta -therapists terapeutas -therapy tera/pia -there alli/ -thereabout alrededor -thereabouts en los alrededores -thereafter despue/s -thereat alla/ -there'd habri/a -therefor entonces -therefore por eso -therein Adjunto -there'll habra/ -thesaurus tesauro -these e/stos -thespian artista -thespians artistas -they ellos -thick espeso -thick grueso -thief ladro/n -thieves ladrones -thigh el muslo -thigh muslo -thighs muslos -thimble dedal ( sewing) -thimbles dedales (sewing) -thin delgado -thin delgado ( person) -thing la cosa -thingamajig cachivache -thingamajigs cachivaches -things cosas -think pensar -think pensar ( to think) -thinker pensador -thinkers pensadores -thinking pensando -thinks piensa -third tercero -thirdhand terceramano -thirdly tercera -thirds tercios -thirst la sed -thirst sed -thirsty sediento -thirteen trece -thirties los trenta -thirtieth trige/simo -thirty treinta -thirty trenta -this e/sto -this esta -thorns espinas -thorny espinoso -those aquellos -though aunque -thought pensamiento -thoughtful atento -thoughtfully atentamente -thoughts pensamientos -thousand mil -thousandfold mil veces -thousands miles -thread el hilo -thread hilo -threaded hilvanar -threads hilos -threat amenaza -threaten amenazar -threatened amenazo/ -threatener amenazador -threatening amenazando -threateningly amenazadamente -threatens amenaza -threats amenazas -three tres -threefold tres veces -threesome tri/o -threw tiro/ -throat garganta -throat la garganta -throats gargantas -throw tirar -thru atra/vez -thugs malandros -thumb el pulgar -thumbtack la chinche -thunder el trueno -thunder trueno -thunderbolt rel/ampago -thunderbolts rela/mpagos -thunderstorm la tronada -Thursday el jueves -thyroid tiroide -thyroids tiroides -tiara tiara -tic tic -ticket el billete -ticket tique/ ( theater) -tickets tique/s ( theater) -tickle hacer cosquillas -ticklish cosquilloso -tide marea ( as in weather ) -tides mareas ( as in weather) -tie atar -ties corbatas ( as in dress tie ) -tiger el tigre -tiger tigre -tigers tigres -tight apretado -tighten apretar -tightly apretadamente -tightwad tacan~o -tightwads tacan~os -tigress tigresa -tilde tilde -tile loza -tile mosaico -tiled enlozado -tiles lozas -time el tiempo -time hora -timid ti/mido -timidity timidez -timidly ti/midamente -timidness timidez -timothy Timoteo -timpani ti/mpano -tin lata -tingle erizar (to tingle) -tingles erizos -tinkle orinar ( to urinate) -tins latas -tint ten~ir ( to tint) -tinted ten~ido -tints tintes -tinware lateri/a -tiny pequen~o -tip propina ( gratuity) consejo ( advice) -tips propinas ( gratuities ) consejos ( advice) -tiptoe de puntillas -tire la llanta -tire llanta(car tire)cansar(to tire) -tired cansado -tiredly cansadamente -tiredness cansancio -tireless sin cansancio -tirelessly descansadamente -tirelessness descansancio -tires llantas ( car tires) -tiresome canso/n -tisane tisana -tissue tejido -tit teta ( as in breast,slang) -titans titanes -tithe diezmar -tithes diezmos -title ti/tulo -titles ti/tulos -tits tetas ( as in breasts ,slang) -tittie tetica ( as in titties, slang) -titular titular -to my love -to para -toad batracio ( Animal) -toads batracios -toast bri/ndis ( wine) or tostar ( as bread) -toast la tostada -toasted brindo/ ( wine) or tosto/ ( bread) -toasted tostado -toaster el tostador -toaster tostadora ( toaster for bread) -toasters tostadoras -toasts brindi/s(wine) or tostadas(bread) -tobacco tabaco -tobacconist tabaconero -today hoy -toe dedo del pie -together juntos -toil laborar ( as in to work) -toiled laboro -toilet escusado -toilet inodoro -toilet retrate -toilets inodoros -toilsomely laboriosamente -token peaje -tolerability tolerancia -tolerable tolerable -tolerably tolerablemente -tolerance tolerancia -tolerant tolerante -tolerantly con tolerancia -tolerate tolerar -tolerated tolero/ -tolerates tolera -tolerating tolerando -tomato tomate -tomatoes tomates -tomb tumba -tomboy marimacha -tombs tumbas -tombstone tumba -tombstones tumbas -tome libro ( book) -tomes libros -tomorrow man~ana -tomorrows man~anas -ton tonelada -tonalities tonalidades -tonality tonalidad -tone tono -tones tonos -tongue la lengua -tongue lengua -tongueless sin lengua -tongues lenguas -tonight e/sta noche -tons toneladas -tonsil ami/gdalas -too demasiado -too tambie/n -took tomo/ -tool herramienta -toolbox caja de herramientas -toolboxes cajas de herramientas -tools herramientas -toot pitar -tooted pito/ -tooth diente -tooth el diente -toothache dolor de muelas -toothaches dolores de muela -toothbrush cepillo de dientes -toothbrushes cepillos de diente -toothless sin dientes -toothpaste pasta de dientes -toothpick modadiente -toothpicks modadientes -toothsome dentudo -top cima -topaz topacio -topcoat sobreabrigo -topcoats sobreabrigos -topiary topiario -topic tema -topics temas -topographer topo/grafo -topographic topogra/fico -topographically topogra/ficamente -topography topografi/a -torch antorcha -torches antorchas -toreador torero, toreador -torero torero, toreador -torment tormento -tormented atormentado -tormenter atormentador -tormenters atormentadores -tormenting atormentando -tormentor atormentador -torments tormentos -torn roto -tornado tornado -tornadoes tornados -tornados tornados -torpedo torpedo -torpedoes torpedos -torpedos torpedos -torpid torpe -torpidity torpidez -torpidly torpemente -torrent torrente -torrential torrencioso -torrentially torrencialmente -torrents torrentes -torrid to/rrido -torsion torsio/n -torso torso -torsos torsos -torte torta ( pie) -torticollis torti/culis -tortilla tortilla ( omelet ) -tortoise jicotea -tortoises jicoteas -torture tortura -tortured torturado -torturer atormentador -tortures torturas -torturing torturando -total suma -totalism totalismo -totalitarian totalitario, absoluto -totalitarianism totalitarianismo -totality totalidad -totalization total -totally totalmente -totals sumas -tote portar -toted porto/ ( carried ) -touch tocar -touchable tocable -toupee peluca ( wig) -tourism turismo -tourist guiri[Noun] -tourist racist[Adjective] -tourist turista -touristic turi/tico -tourists guiri[Noun] -tourists turistas -tournament campeonato -tournaments campeonatos -toward hacia -towed remolcado -towel la toalla -towel toalla -towels toallas -tower torre -towers torres -towing remolcando -town el pueblo -town pueblo -townhouse townhouse -towns pueblos -toxic to/xico -toxin toxina -toy el juguete -toy juguete -toyed jugueteo/ -toying jugueteando -toys juguetes -trade comercio, intercambiar ( to trade ) -tradition tradicio/n -traditional tradicional -traditionalism tradicionalismo -traditionalistic tradicionalista -traditionalists tradicionalistas -traditionally tradicionalmente -traditions tradiciones -traffic tra/nsito -trafficker traficante -traffickers traficantes -trafficking traficando -tragedies tragedias -tragedy tragedia -tragic tra/gico -tragicomedy tragicomedia -tragicomic tragico/mico -tragicomical tragico/mico -train el tren -train tren ( noun) adiestrar ( military) -trained adiestrado ( military) -trainer adiestrador ( military) -trainers adiestradores -training adiestramiento -training training center -trains tre/nes -trait caracteri/stica -traitor traidor -traitoress traidora -traitorize traicionar -traitors traidores -traits caracteri/sticas -trajection trayectoria -trajectories trayectorias -trajectory trayectoria -tram tram -tramcar tram -tramp puta ( whore ) -tranquil tranquilo -tranquility tranquilidad -tranquilize tranquilizar -tranquilized tranquilo -tranquilizer tranquilizante -tranquilizers tranquilizantes -tranquilizes tranquiliza -tranquillity tranquilidad -tranquilly tranquilamente -tranquilness tranquilidad -transaction transaccio/n -transactions transaccio/nes -transatlantic transatla/ntico -transcend trascender -transcended trascendio/ -transcendence trascendencia -transcendent trascendiente -transcendental trascendental -transcendentalism trascendentalismo -transcendentalist trascendentalista -transcendentalists trascendentalistas -transcendentalize trascender -transcendentalizes trasciende -transcendentally trascendentalmente -transcending trascendiente -transcends trasciende -transcontinental transcontinental -transcribe transcribir -transcripts transcripcio/n -transfer transferencia ( noun) -transferable transferible -transfers transferencias ( noun) -transform transformar -transformation transformacio/n -transfusion transfusio/n -transfusions transfusiones -transgress pecar ( to sin) -transgressed peco/ ( sinned) -transgression pecado (sin)transgresio/n -transgressions pecados ( sins ) -transients transeu/ntes -transit tra/nsito -transition transicio/n -transitions transiciones -translatable traducible -translate traducir -translated traducido -translates traduce -translating traduciendo -translation traduccio/n -translations traducciones -translator traductor -translators traductores -transliterate transliterar -transliteration transliteracio/n -translocate translocar -translucent reluciente -transmissibility transmisibidad -transmissible transmisible -transmission transmisio/n -transmissions transmisiones -transmit transmitir -transmits transmite -transmittable transmisible -transsexual transexual -transsexualism transexualismo -transvestite transvesti -trapeze trapecio -trapezist trapecista -trapezoid trapezoide -trapezoids trapezoides -trapped atrapado -traps trampas -trash basura -trattoria parrilla -trauma trauma -traumas traumas -traumatic traumatico -traumatize traumar -traumatized traumado -travel viajar -travel viajar ( to travel ) -traveled viajo/ -traveler viajante -travelers viajantes -traveling viajando -travelings viajes -travels viajes -tray bandeja -trays bandejas -treason traicio/n -treasure tesoro -treasured atesorado -treasurer tesorero -treasurership tesoreri/a -treasures tesoros -treasury tesoreri/a -treat golosina ( sweets) -treaties pacto ( pact ) -treatment tratamiento -treatments tratamientos -treats golosinas ( sweets ) -tree arbo/l -trees arboles -tremble temblar -trembled temblo/ -trembles tiembla -trembling tempando -trembly tembloroso -tremendous tremendo -tremendously tremendamente -trial juicio -trials juicios -triangle tria/ngulo -triangles tria/ngulos -triangular triangular -tribe tribu/ -tribes tribu/s -tribulation tribulacio/n ( woe ) -tribunal tribunal -tribunals tribunales -tributary tributo -tributes tributos -triceps triceps -trick truco -trip el viaje -truck camion[Noun] -truth la verdad -Tuesday el martes -turkey el pavo -turtle tortuga -twelve doce -twenty veinte -twin gemelo[Noun] -two dos -tycoon Magnate[Noun] -typewriter la ma/quina de escribir[Noun] -typewriter la maquina de escribir[Noun] -typhoon el tifo/n[Noun] -typhus el tifus[Noun] -typist el (la) mecano/grafo(a)[Noun] -tyrannize tiranizar[Verb] -ugly feo -ulcer ulcera[Noun] -ultimately Ultimadamente[Adverb] -ultimatum ultimatum[Noun] -umbrella el paraguas -umbrella paraguas[Noun] -uncle tio -uncover descubrir -under bajo -underline subrayar -undershirt la camiseta -understand entender -understandability comprensibilidad[Adjective] -understandable comprensible[Adjective] -understanding comprensio/n[Noun] -underused infrautilizado[Adjective] -underutilization infrautilizacio/n[Noun] -underutilize infrautilizar[Verb] -underwear la ropa interior -unemployed desempleo[Adjective] -unhappy infeliz -United States Estados Unidos -university la universidad -unmarried soltero -uno one -untie desatar -until hasta -untrans n -untrans y[] -up arriba -upgrade mejoramiento -use el uso -use usar -vacancies vacantes[Noun] -vacancy vacante[Noun] -vaccination vacuna -vagina vagina[Noun] -vaginal vaginal[Adjective] -vaginas vaginas[Noun] -vain vano[Adjective] -vainglory vanagloria[Noun] -valuable valioso -vanilla la vainilla -vault bóveda, sótano, caja fuerte[Noun] -vaulted saltado, brincado[Verb] -veal la ternera -vegetable la legumbre -vegetarian vegetariano[Noun] -velvet el terciopelo -verb el verbo -verb verbo -verbal verbal -very muy -vest el chaleco -view la vista -village el pueblo -vinegar el vinagre -visit visitar -vitamin la vitamina -vocabulary el vocabulario -vodka el vodka -voice la voz -wack dar un buen golpe a[Verb] -wacke roca basáltica[Noun] -wad la borra[Noun] -wad tapón o corcho[Noun] -wadding relleno[Noun] -waddle nalguear, caminar a pasos pequeños[Verb] -wade chapotear[Verb] -wafer el barquillo[Noun] -wafer galleta[Noun] -wafers galletas[Noun] -wafers los barquillos[Noun] -waft soplo de viento[Noun] -wag menear[Verb] -wag mover[Verb] -wage el salario[Noun] -wage sueldo, salario [Noun] -wager apuesta[Noun] -wager la apuesta[Noun] -wages pago/paga/sueldo[Noun] -wail lamentarse[Verb] -wail lamento[Verb] -wails lamento(a)[Verb] -waist la cintura[Noun] -waist cintura[Noun] -waistband cinturón -waistcoat el chaleco -waistcoat el chaleco[Noun] -wait esperar -wait for esperar -waited perdado[Verb] -waiter el camarero -waiter el mozo -wake up despertarse -walk andar -wall la pared -wall muro (a fuera) -wall pared (a dentro) -wallet la cartera -walnut la nuez -want querir -wanted querido (m), querida (f) -war la guerra -warm caliente[Adjective] -was fue -wash lavar -washed lavo[Verb] -washing lavando[Verb] -wasp avispa[Noun] -wasps avispas -wastebasket basurero -wastebaskets basureros -watch el reloj -water el agua -water el agua[noun] -waterfall la catarata -wave ola (de agua)[Noun] -waves OLAS[Noun] -wax cera -wax la cera -way camino[Noun] -way la via[Noun] -we nosotros -weasel comadreja -weather clima -weather el tiempo -web tejido tela telaraña enredo red trama -wed casar -wed casarse -wedding boda -wedding la boda -wedge cuña -week la semana -week semana -weekday día de la semana -weekend fin de semana -weekends fines de semana -weekly semanal -weep llorar -weeper llorona[Noun] -weepers lloronas[Noun] -weeping la/grimas[Noun] -weeping llanto[Noun] -weeping llorando[Verb] -weeping lloro/n[Adjective] -weeping lloroso[Adjective] -weeps llora[Verb] -weevil gorgojo[Noun] -weigh considerar[Verb] -weigh pesar -weigh ponderar[Verb] -weighs considera[Verb] -weighs pesa[Verb] -weighs pondera[Verb] -weight an~adir peso a[Verb] -weight asignar un peso a[Verb] -weight carga[Noun] -weight el peso -weight la pesa[Noun] -weights cargas[Noun] -weights pesas[Noun] -weights pesos[Noun] -weighty de mucho peso[Adverb] -weighty grave[Adjective] -weighty importante[Adjective] -weighty ponderoso[Adjective] -weird extran~o[Adjective] -weird fanta/stico[Adjective] -weird misterioso[Adjective] -weird raro[Adjective] -welcome agradable[Adjective] -welcome bienvenidos[Adjective] -welcome dar la bienvenida a [Verb] -welcome denatha -welcome grato[Adjective] -weld soldadura[Noun] -weld soldar[Verb] -well bien[Adverb] -west el oeste -wet mojado -what que[Preposition] -whatever lo que; que/[Pronoun] -wheel la rueda -when cuando[Adverb] -whenever cada vez que[Adverb] -where donde -where're Donde esta? -while mientras -whiskey el whiskey -whistle silbar -white blanco -whiter ma/s blanco -whore puta[Noun] -why por que/ -wide ancho -widow viuda[Noun] -widower viudo[Noun] -wife la esposa -wife marida[Noun] -win ganar -wind el viento -window la ventana -windscreen el parabrisa (se usa en Australia)[Noun] -windshield el parabrisa -windshield el parabrisa (se usa en los EEUU)[Noun] -wine el vino -wing la ala -winner el ganador -winners los ganadores[Noun] -winter el invierno -wintered paso/ el invierno[Verb] -wintering pasando el invierno (en algun sitio)[Verb] -wise sabio -witch bruja[Noun] -witch la bruja[Noun] -witchcraft brujeria[Noun] -witches las brujas[Noun] -with con -with me conmigo -without sin -wolf el lobo -woman la mujer -wood la madera -wool la lana -word la palabra -work el trabajo -work trabajar -work trabajo -workable trabajable -workbench mesa de trabajo[Noun] -workbenches mesas de trabajo[Noun] -worked trabajo/ -worker trabajador, laborante -workers trabajadores[Noun] -working trabajando -workingman trabajador -workingmen trabajadores -workman trabajador[Noun] -world el mundo -worried preocupado -worry preocuparse -worse peor -wound la herida -wounded herida -wrap envolver[Verb] -wrestling lucha libre[Noun] -wrinkle la arruga -write escribir -writer el escritor(a)[Noun] -writes escribe[Verb] -writing escritura[Verb] -written escrito -www RIM (Red Mundial Interna) -xylophone xilo/fono[Noun] -xylophones xilo/fonos[Noun] -yacht yate -yachts yates -yard corral[Noun] -yard yarda[Noun] -yarn hilo[Noun] -yawl yola[Noun] -yawn bostezar -yawn bostezo -yawn el bostezo -yawning bostezando -yeah si -year an~o -yearbook anuario[Noun] -yearly anualmente -yearn desear -yearning anhelo -yeast levadura -yell aullar[Verb] -yell grito -yelled grito/ -yellow amarillo -yellowed amarillo/ -yellowing amarillando -yellowish amarillento -yellowish amarilloso -yellows amarillos -yells grita -yelp gan~ir[Verb] -yen yen -yeoman hacendado[Noun] -yeomanry burguesi/a -yes si,afimacion -yesterday ayer -yet au/n -yew tejo -yield producir -yoke sojuzgar -yolk yema de huevo -yon ahi/ alli/ -yonder ahi/ alla/ -yore antan~o -you tu/ -you usted -you vosotros(plural/informal) -you vosotros(plural/informal)[Pronoun] -young joven -younger menor -youngster jovencito -your tus -yours el tuyo -yourself tu/ mismo -yourselves ustedes mismos -youth juventud -youthful juvenil -youthfulness juventud -yowl aullar -ytterbium iterbio -yttrium itrio -yucca yuca -yule pascua de navidad -yuppie yuppie -yuppies yuppies -zany bufo/n[Noun] -zapping zapeo[Noun] -zeal celo -zealot defensor -zealot fana/tico[Noun] -zealotry fanatismo[Noun] -zealous celoso -zebra cebra[Noun] -zebras cebras[Noun] -zenith ce/nit -zenith cenit -zenithal cenital[Adjective] -zephyr ce/firo[Noun] -zero cero -zeroes los ceros[Noun] -zeros los ceros[Noun] -zest deleite[Noun] -zest la vivacidad[Noun] -zigzag zigzag -zinc cinc[Noun] -zither ci/tara[Noun] -zodiac zodiaco[Noun] -zodiacal zodiacal -zone faja[Noun] -zone zona[Noun] -zoo jardi/n zoolo/gico[Noun] -zoologist el zoo/logo[Noun] -zoology la zoologi/a[Noun] -zoom pasar zumbando[Verb] -zounds ca/spita -zucchini el calabaci/n[Noun] diff --git a/de-en.conf b/de-en.conf deleted file mode 100644 index fcb795f..0000000 --- a/de-en.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,33 +0,0 @@ -[General] -alias = de-en -separador = " :: " -idioma1 = German -idioma2 = English -[Diccionarios] -general = /usr/share/wordtrans/de-en.dict -personal = .wordtrans/de-en.dict -[Opciones] -busqueda_inversa = true -case_sensitive = true -palabras_completas = true -[Iconos] -idioma1 = /usr/share/wordtrans/flags/germany.png -idioma2 = /usr/share/wordtrans/flags/english.png -[Descripcion] -lineas=3 -linea0 =

German-English Dictionary

-linea1 = Wordtrans comes pre-configured to use the German-English dictionary -linea2 = de-en. - -[Descripcion_es_ES] -lineas = 3 -linea0 =

Diccionario Alem�-Ingl�

-linea1 = Wordtrans viene pre-configurado para usar el diccionario Alem�-Ingl� -linea2 = de-en. - -[Descripcion_es] -lineas = 3 -linea0 =

Diccionario Alem�-Ingl�

-linea1 = Wordtrans viene pre-configurado para usar el diccionario Alem�-Ingl� -linea2 = de-en. - diff --git a/dead.package b/dead.package new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fdb4bd0 --- /dev/null +++ b/dead.package @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +This package was retired on 2012-02-06, as it failed to properly build for multiple releases. diff --git a/dict-org.conf b/dict-org.conf deleted file mode 100644 index e0bca95..0000000 --- a/dict-org.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -[General] -alias = dict.org -idioma1 = N/A -idioma2 = N/A -strategy = . -database = * -server = dict.org -port = 2628 -utf8 = false - -[Iconos] -idioma1 = /usr/share/wordtrans/unknown.xpm -idioma2 = /usr/share/wordtrans/unknown.xpm - -[Descripcion_es] -lineas = 3 -linea0 =

Diccionarios de dict.org

-linea1 =

Mediante esta opción podrás acceder a todos los diccionarios disponibles en dict.org. Para poder usarlo debes estar conectado a internet.

-linea2 = - -[Descripcion_en] -lineas = 3 -linea0 =

Dictionaries from dict.org

-linea1 =

From this option you can access to all available dictionaries from dict.org. But you have to be connected to the internet.

-linea2 = - -[Descripcion] -lineas = 3 -linea0 =

Dictionaries from dict.org

-linea1 =

From this option you can access to all available dictionaries from dict.org. But you have to be connected to the internet.

-linea2 = - diff --git a/en-es.conf b/en-es.conf deleted file mode 100644 index 2f93f2d..0000000 --- a/en-es.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,19 +0,0 @@ -[General] -alias = en-es -separador = "\t" -utf8 = false -idioma1 = English -idioma2 = Spanish -[Diccionarios] -general = /usr/share/wordtrans/en-es.txt -personal = .wordtrans/en-es.dict -[Opciones] -busqueda_inversa = true -case_sensitive = false -palabras_completas = true -[Iconos] -idioma1 = /usr/share/wordtrans/flags/english.png -idioma2 = /usr/share/wordtrans/flags/spain.png -[Descripcion] -lineas = 1 -linea0 =

An English-Spanish Dictionary

diff --git a/en-fr.conf b/en-fr.conf deleted file mode 100644 index fad855b..0000000 --- a/en-fr.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,19 +0,0 @@ -[General] -alias = en-fr -separador = "\t" -utf8 = false -idioma1 = English -idioma2 = French -[Diccionarios] -general = /usr/share/wordtrans/en-fr.txt -personal = .wordtrans/en-fr.dict -[Opciones] -busqueda_inversa = true -case_sensitive = false -palabras_completas = true -[Iconos] -idioma1 = /usr/share/wordtrans/flags/english.png -idioma2 = /usr/share/wordtrans/flags/france.png -[Descripcion] -lineas = 1 -linea0 =

An English-French Dictionary

diff --git a/en-it.conf b/en-it.conf deleted file mode 100644 index 6896e33..0000000 --- a/en-it.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,19 +0,0 @@ -[General] -alias = en-it -separador = "\t" -utf8 = false -idioma1 = English -idioma2 = Italian -[Diccionarios] -general = /usr/share/wordtrans/en-it.txt -personal = .wordtrans/en-it.dict -[Opciones] -busqueda_inversa = true -case_sensitive = false -palabras_completas = true -[Iconos] -idioma1 = /usr/share/wordtrans/flags/english.png -idioma2 = /usr/share/wordtrans/flags/italy.png -[Descripcion] -lineas = 1 -linea0 =

An English-Italian Dictionary

diff --git a/en-pt.conf b/en-pt.conf deleted file mode 100644 index 2c4e2ec..0000000 --- a/en-pt.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,19 +0,0 @@ -[General] -alias = en-pt -separador = "\t" -utf8 = false -idioma1 = English -idioma2 = Portuguese -[Diccionarios] -general = /usr/share/wordtrans/en-pt.txt -personal = .wordtrans/en-pt.dict -[Opciones] -busqueda_inversa = true -case_sensitive = false -palabras_completas = true -[Iconos] -idioma1 = /usr/share/wordtrans/flags/english.png -idioma2 = /usr/share/wordtrans/flags/portug.png -[Descripcion] -lineas = 1 -linea0 =

An English-Portuguese Dictionary

diff --git a/sources b/sources deleted file mode 100644 index a8a3902..0000000 --- a/sources +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2 +0,0 @@ -80a68278f675f0050d2ec91d1c34500a wordtrans_1.1pre13.tar.gz -9d4105ea0ca5550ce067b357076d4015 ger-eng.txt diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre12-browser.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre12-browser.patch deleted file mode 100644 index 9fdaeb2..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre12-browser.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,223 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre12/src/qtdesigner/browser.ui.than 2003-02-10 10:11:06.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre12/src/qtdesigner/browser.ui 2003-02-10 10:15:34.000000000 +0100 -@@ -1,13 +1,10 @@ -- -+ - Browser -- -- QWidget -- -- name -+ -+ - Browser - -- -- geometry -+ - - 0 - 0 -@@ -15,122 +12,100 @@ - 299 - - -- -- caption -+ - Form1 - - -- -- margin -+ -+ unnamed -+ -+ - 11 - -- -- spacing -+ - 6 - -- -- QGroupBox -- -- name -+ -+ - grupoBrowser - -- -- title -+ - Browser - -- -- alignment -+ - AlignLeft - -- -- hAlign -+ - - -- -- margin -+ -+ unnamed -+ -+ - 11 - -- -- spacing -+ - 6 - -- -- QLabel -- -- name -+ -+ - labelBrowser - -- -- text -+ - &Select a browser for viewing the documentation or web pages: - -- -- alignment -+ - WordBreak|AlignVCenter|AlignLeft - -- -- buddy -+ - comboBrowser - -- -- hAlign -+ - -- -- wordwrap -+ - - -- -- QComboBox -+ - -- -- text -- opera -+ -+ konqueror - - - -- -- text -- netscape -+ -+ mozilla - - - -- -- text -- mozilla -+ -+ netscape - - - -- -- text -- dillo -+ -+ opera - - - -- -- text -- konqueror -+ -+ dillo - - -- -- name -+ - comboBrowser - - - -- -- name -+ - Spacer5 - -- -- orientation -+ - Vertical - -- -- sizeType -+ - Expanding - -- -- sizeHint -+ - - 20 - 20 -@@ -139,17 +114,15 @@ - - - -- -- QCheckBox -- -- name -+ -+ - useBrowser - -- -- text -+ - &Use internal browser for help pages (recommended) - - - - -+ - ---- wordtrans-1.1pre12/src/setup.cpp.than 2003-02-10 10:10:31.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre12/src/setup.cpp 2003-02-10 10:14:13.000000000 +0100 -@@ -351,12 +351,12 @@ - grupoBrowserLayout->addWidget( labelBrowser ); - - comboBrowser = new QComboBox( FALSE, grupoBrowser, "comboBrowser" ); -- comboBrowser->insertItem( "dillo" ); -- comboBrowser->insertItem( "opera" ); -- comboBrowser->insertItem( "netscape" ); -- comboBrowser->insertItem( "galeon" ); - comboBrowser->insertItem( "konqueror" ); - comboBrowser->insertItem( "mozilla" ); -+ comboBrowser->insertItem( "netscape" ); -+ comboBrowser->insertItem( "galeon" ); -+ comboBrowser->insertItem( "dillo" ); -+ comboBrowser->insertItem( "opera" ); - grupoBrowserLayout->addWidget( comboBrowser ); - QSpacerItem* spacer = new QSpacerItem( 20, 20, QSizePolicy::Minimum, QSizePolicy::Expanding ); - grupoBrowserLayout->addItem( spacer ); diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre12-grep.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre12-grep.patch deleted file mode 100644 index b720f84..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre12-grep.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,22 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre12/src/QTextDiccionario.cpp.than 2003-02-09 18:36:19.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre12/src/QTextDiccionario.cpp 2003-02-09 22:04:59.000000000 +0100 -@@ -112,15 +112,17 @@ - QCString comando; - - if (comprimido(diccionario)) -- comando="zegrep -h "; -+ comando="/usr/bin/zegrep -h "; - else -- comando="egrep -h "; -+ comando="/bin/egrep -h "; - - if (palabras_completas) comando += "-w "; - if (!case_sensitive) comando += "-i "; - - comando = comando + "-e \"" + palabra.latin1() + "\" " + diccionario.latin1(); - -+ comando = comando + "| /bin/grep -v \"^#\""; -+ - qDebug("Comando: '%s'", comando.data() ); - - return comando; diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre12-qt.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre12-qt.patch deleted file mode 100644 index 5df3352..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre12-qt.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,62 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre12/docs/Makefile.qt 2003-02-09 15:31:11.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre12/docs/Makefile 2003-02-09 15:36:54.000000000 +0100 -@@ -61,24 +61,17 @@ - #Páginas man - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/ - install -m 644 man.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/wordtrans.1 -- gzip -9 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/wordtrans.1 -- install -m 644 qwordtrans_man.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/qwordtrans.1 -- gzip -9 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/qwordtrans.1 -- install -m 644 qwordtrans_man.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/kwordtrans.1 -- gzip -9 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/kwordtrans.1 - # install -m 644 idp2text_man.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/idp2text.1 - # gzip -9 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/idp2text.1 - - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/ - install -m 644 man_en.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/wordtrans.1 -- gzip -9 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/wordtrans.1 -- install -m 644 qwordtrans_man_en.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/qwordtrans.1 -- gzip -9 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/qwordtrans.1 -- install -m 644 qwordtrans_man_en.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/kwordtrans.1 -- gzip -9 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/kwordtrans.1 - # install -m 644 idp2text_man_en.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/idp2text.1 - # gzip -9 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/idp2text.1 - -+intall_qt: -+ install -m 644 qwordtrans_man_en.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/qwordtrans.1 -+ install -m 644 qwordtrans_man.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/qwordtrans.1 - - install_kde: - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/doc/kde/HTML/en/ -@@ -87,7 +80,8 @@ - ln -s ../../../wordtrans-doc/html.es/ $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/doc/kde/HTML/es/kwordtrans - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/doc/kde/HTML/fr/ - ln -s ../../../wordtrans-doc/html.fr/ $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/doc/kde/HTML/fr/kwordtrans -- -+ install -m 644 qwordtrans_man_en.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/man1/kwordtrans.1 -+ install -m 644 qwordtrans_man.1 $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/man/es/man1/kwordtrans.1 - - clean: - -rm salida/*.html ---- wordtrans-1.1pre12/Makefile.qt 2002-11-30 17:50:53.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre12/Makefile 2003-02-09 15:26:24.000000000 +0100 -@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ - - --all: qwordtrans traduccion documentacion -+all: traduccion documentacion - --all_kde: qwordtrans kwordtrans traduccion documentacion -+all_kde: kwordtrans traduccion documentacion - - wordtrans: - cd src && make wordtrans -@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ - - #install: install_text install_qt install_kde - --install: install_text install_qt install_php -+install: install_text install_php - - install_text: - cd src && make install_text diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre12-strip.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre12-strip.patch deleted file mode 100644 index 1414e91..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre12-strip.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,20 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre12/src/Makefile.strip 2002-12-08 13:30:21.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre12/src/Makefile 2002-12-08 13:32:12.000000000 +0100 -@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ - - install_qt: qwordtrans - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/bin/ -- install -s qwordtrans $(DESTDIR)/usr/bin/ -+ install qwordtrans $(DESTDIR)/usr/bin/ - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/applnk/Utilities/ - install -m 644 KWordtrans.desktop $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/applnk/Utilities/qwordtrans.desktop - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/icons -@@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ - - install_kde: kwordtrans - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/X11R6/bin/ -- install -s kwordtrans $(DESTDIR)/usr/bin/ -+ install kwordtrans $(DESTDIR)/usr/bin/ - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/icons/locolor/32x32/apps/ - install -m 644 pixmaps/qi2e.xpm $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/icons/locolor/32x32/apps/kwordtrans.xpm - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/icons/locolor/16x16/apps/ diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-config.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre13-config.patch deleted file mode 100644 index e1e8d8f..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-config.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,49 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/Makefile.config 2003-09-26 13:58:54.000000000 +0200 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/Makefile 2003-09-26 14:07:27.000000000 +0200 -@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ - wordtrans: Makefile DiccionarioBase.o QTextDiccionario.o QBabyDiccionario.o \ - QDictDiccionario.o QDiccionarios.o qfunciones.o $(O_BABY) \ - salidas.o intern.o progress_nogui.o text_main.o $(QCONFIG) -- $(COMP) -o wordtrans $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -lqt $(FRIBIDI_LINKS) \ -+ $(CCOMP) -o wordtrans $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -lqt-mt $(FRIBIDI_LINKS) \ - DiccionarioBase.o QTextDiccionario.o QBabyDiccionario.o \ - QDictDiccionario.o QDiccionarios.o $(O_BABY) \ - salidas.o qfunciones.o intern.o progress_nogui.o \ -@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ - wordtrans_static: Makefile DiccionarioBase.o QTextDiccionario.o QBabyDiccionario.o \ - QDictDiccionario.o QDiccionarios.o qfunciones.o $(O_BABY) \ - salidas.o intern.o progress_nogui.o text_main.o $(QCONFIG) -- $(COMP) -o wordtrans_static $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 \ -+ $(CCOMP) -o wordtrans_static $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 \ - -lpng -lstdc++ -lXext -lSM -lmng -ljpeg \ - DiccionarioBase.o QTextDiccionario.o QBabyDiccionario.o \ - QDictDiccionario.o QDiccionarios.o $(O_BABY) \ -@@ -94,11 +94,11 @@ - text_main.o $(QCONFIG) /usr/lib/libqt.a - - qwordtrans: Makefile $(QOBJS) main.o $(QCONFIG) $(O_TEMAS) -- $(COMP) -o qwordtrans $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -lqt $(FRIBIDI_LINKS) \ -+ $(COMP) -o qwordtrans $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -lqt-mt $(FRIBIDI_LINKS) \ - $(QOBJS) main.o $(QCONFIG) $(O_TEMAS) $(FRIBIDI_STATIC) - - kwordtrans: Makefile $(KOBJS) kmain.o $(QCONFIG) -- $(COMP) -o kwordtrans $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) $(KDE_LIB) -lqt -lkdecore \ -+ $(COMP) -o kwordtrans $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) $(KDE_LIB) -lqt-mt -lkdecore \ - $(KDELINK) $(FRIBIDI_LINKS) \ - $(KOBJS) kmain.o $(QCONFIG) $(FRIBIDI_STATIC) - -@@ -106,12 +106,12 @@ - # idp2text - # Conversor del formato IDP al del i2e - idp2text: Makefile libidp.o idp2text.o -- $(COMP) -o idp2text $(CFLAGS) -lstdc++ libidp.o idp2text.o -+ $(CCOMP) -o idp2text $(CFLAGS) -lstdc++ libidp.o idp2text.o - - - #Static - qwordtrans_static: Makefile $(QOBJS) main.o $(QCONFIG) -- $(COMP) -o qwordtrans $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 \ -+ $(CCOMP) -o qwordtrans $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 \ - -lpng -lstdc++ -lXext \ - $(QOBJS) main.o $(QCONFIG) /usr/lib/libqt.a - diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-gcc34.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre13-gcc34.patch deleted file mode 100644 index 73b21d1..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-gcc34.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,69 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/qconfig/appconf.h.gcc34 2000-10-13 16:54:38.000000000 +0200 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/qconfig/appconf.h 2004-03-04 17:23:24.720064228 +0100 -@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ - # include - #endif - --#include -+#include - #include - - // make sure we have a Bool type -@@ -475,7 +475,7 @@ - @param input stream to read from - */ - -- FileConfig(istream *iStream); -+ FileConfig(std::istream *iStream); - /** - Another constructor, creating an empty object. For use with the - readFile() method. -@@ -520,7 +520,7 @@ - /// - Bool flush(Bool bCurrentOnly = FALSE); - /// writes changes to ostream, returns TRUE on success -- Bool flush(ostream *oStream, Bool /* bCurrentOnly */ = FALSE); -+ Bool flush(std::ostream *oStream, Bool /* bCurrentOnly */ = FALSE); - - /// parses one line of config file - Bool parseLine(const char *psz); -@@ -580,7 +580,6 @@ - void SetNext(ConfigEntry *pNext) { m_pNext = pNext; } - }; - --protected: - class ConfigGroup - { - private: -@@ -633,9 +632,10 @@ - void SetComment(char *szComment); - - // write dirty data -- Bool flush(ostream *ostr); -+ Bool flush(std::ostream *ostr); - }; - -+protected: - // delete current group if has no more entries/subgroups - // NB: changes m_pCurGroup is returns TRUE (i.e. the group was deleted) - Bool DeleteIfEmpty(); -@@ -646,7 +646,7 @@ - // create all groups found in the strem under group pRootGroup or - // m_pRootGroup if parameter is NULL - // returns TRUE on success -- Bool readStream(istream *istr, ConfigGroup *pRootGroup = NULL); -+ Bool readStream(std::istream *istr, ConfigGroup *pRootGroup = NULL); - - // construct global and local filenames based on the base file name - // (which nevertheless may contain "/") ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/qconfig/SimpleConfig.cpp.gcc34 2004-03-04 17:30:44.919490393 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/qconfig/SimpleConfig.cpp 2004-03-04 17:30:19.230275336 +0100 -@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ - - bool SimpleConfig::save(const char *fileName) { - if ( Salidas::getShowDebugMessages() ) -- cout << "Saving '" << fileName << "'" << endl; -+ std::cout << "Saving '" << fileName << "'" << std::endl; - - ofstream o(fileName); - return flush(&o); diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-kcmdlineargs.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre13-kcmdlineargs.patch deleted file mode 100644 index 9c2f8bb..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-kcmdlineargs.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,16 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/main.cpp.orig 2007-02-02 18:09:28.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/main.cpp 2007-02-02 19:35:04.000000000 +0100 -@@ -104,11 +104,11 @@ - KCmdLineArgs::init( argc, argv, &info ); - - KCmdLineArgs::addCmdLineOptions( options ); -- KCmdLineArgs *args=KCmdLineArgs::parsedArgs(); - - //KUniqueApplication - KUniqueApplication::addCmdLineOptions(); -- -+ KCmdLineArgs *args=KCmdLineArgs::parsedArgs(); -+ - if (!KUniqueApplication::start()) { - puts("kwordtrans is already running!"); - exit(0); diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-kde3.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre13-kde3.patch deleted file mode 100644 index 8e7220a..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-kde3.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,22 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/kdeui/Makefile.kde3 2001-11-03 19:18:19.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/kdeui/Makefile 2003-09-26 14:26:48.000000000 +0200 -@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ - $(COMP) -o prueba $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -lqt $(OBJS) - - prueba2: Makefile $(OBJS) -- $(COMP) -o prueba $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -lqt -lkdecore -lkdeui -lkfile $(OBJS) -+ $(COMP) -o prueba $(CFLAGS) $(QT_LIB) -lqt -lkdecore -lkdeui -lkio $(OBJS) - - - clean: ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/Makefile.dirs.kde3 2003-09-26 14:43:20.000000000 +0200 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/Makefile.dirs 2003-09-26 14:43:28.000000000 +0200 -@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ - # If you want to compile kwordtrans for KDE 3 then uncomment the - # following line. This is needed because kde developers like a lot to - # introduce incompatibilities between versions... --#KDE3=1 -+KDE3=1 - - # If you have set the QTDIR environment variable then - # you don't need to change anything here. diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-remove-non-ascii-chars.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre13-remove-non-ascii-chars.patch deleted file mode 100644 index e366338..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-remove-non-ascii-chars.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,37 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/QApplicationWindow.cpp 2002-09-04 00:02:00.000000000 +0200 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13.new/src/QApplicationWindow.cpp 2003-09-26 14:14:21.000000000 +0200 -@@ -141,25 +141,9 @@ - - if (main_window) { - dock=new MiSystemTray( this, "dock" ); -- //Para salir realmente del programa si el usuario seleccionar la -- //opción de salir en el menú contextual. -- //kapp->setMainWidget( dock ); - dock->setPixmap( icono_docked() ); - QToolTip::add( dock, "kwordtrans" ); - -- //Arreglamos la última opción del menú -- //Ojo: es una chapuza, habrá que pensar en algo mejor... -- /* -- debug( "Items: %d", dock->menu()->count() ); -- //Parece que la opción de salir no se crea hasta que se muestra -- //el widget. -- dock->show(); -- debug( "Items: %d", dock->menu()->count() ); -- dock->hide(); -- -- dock->menu()->removeItemAt( dock->menu()->count()-1 ); -- dock->menu()->insertItem( iconSalir, _("&Quit"), kapp, SLOT( quit() ) ); -- */ - - dock_clip_item= dock->menu()->insertItem( _("&Watch clipboard"), this, SLOT( cambiaClipboardMenu() ), 0, -1, 1 ); - #ifdef OPCION_AUTOPOPUP -@@ -620,7 +604,7 @@ - connect( Setup::dialog(), SIGNAL( okClicked() ), - this, SLOT( aplicaPreferencias() ) ); - -- cambiaTitulo( "","","",0); //Título por defecto -+ cambiaTitulo( "","","",0); - setStatusText( _("Ready") ); - - initConfig(); diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-rh.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre13-rh.patch deleted file mode 100644 index 809dc18..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-rh.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,106 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/acercade.cpp.rh 2003-02-02 17:53:29.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/acercade.cpp 2003-10-14 23:39:29.000000000 +0200 -@@ -25,7 +25,10 @@ - #include - #include //QT3 - -+#ifdef DEBIAN - #include "pixmaps/debian_powered.xpm" -+#endif -+ - #include "logo.cpp" - #include "intern.h" - #include "version.h" -@@ -56,9 +59,11 @@ - texto->setPaper( QBrush(QApplication::palette().active().background()) ); - #endif - -+#ifdef DEBIAN - logo_debian->setPixmap( QPixmap(debian_xpm) ); - //QToolTip::add(logo_debian, - // "This application has been made with the power of a Debian Potato"); -+#endif - - setDefaultText(); - ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/acercadeData.cpp.rh 2001-11-27 23:45:41.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/acercadeData.cpp 2003-10-14 23:35:21.000000000 +0200 -@@ -66,11 +66,14 @@ - Layout6->setSpacing( 6 ); - Layout6->setMargin( 0 ); - -+#ifdef DEBIAN - logo_debian = new QLabel( this, "logo_debian" ); - logo_debian->setMinimumSize( QSize( 92, 28 ) ); - logo_debian->setMaximumSize( QSize( 92, 28 ) ); - logo_debian->setText( _( "" ) ); - Layout6->addWidget( logo_debian ); -+#endif -+ - QSpacerItem* spacer_3 = new QSpacerItem( 20, 20, QSizePolicy::Expanding, QSizePolicy::Minimum ); - Layout6->addItem( spacer_3 ); - Layout7->addLayout( Layout6 ); ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/Makefile.rh 2003-02-02 17:10:16.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/Makefile 2003-10-14 23:42:55.000000000 +0200 -@@ -170,6 +170,8 @@ - cp QApplicationWindow.h KApplicationWindow.h - patch -p0 KApplicationWindow.h < KApplicationWindow.parche - -+ -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/icons -+ install -m 644 pixmaps/qi2e.xpm $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/icons/kwordtrans.xpm - - QSimpleTextBrowser.o: QSimpleTextBrowser.h QSimpleTextBrowser.cpp \ - QSimpleTextBrowser.moc.cpp -@@ -276,6 +278,10 @@ - install_qt: qwordtrans - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/bin/ - install -s qwordtrans $(DESTDIR)/usr/bin/ -+ -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/applnk/Utilities/ -+ install -m 644 KWordtrans.desktop $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/applnk/Utilities/qwordtrans.desktop -+ -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/icons -+ install -m 644 pixmaps/qi2e.xpm $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/icons/qwordtrans.xpm - - install_kde: kwordtrans - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/X11R6/bin/ -@@ -293,6 +299,8 @@ - -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/applnk/Utilities/ - install -m 644 KWordtrans.desktop $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/applnk/Utilities/kwordtrans.desktop - -+ -install -d $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/icons -+ install -m 644 pixmaps/qi2e.xpm $(DESTDIR)/usr/share/icons/kwordtrans.xpm - - clean: - -rm *.o ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/Makefile.dirs.rh 2003-02-02 18:02:24.000000000 +0100 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/Makefile.dirs 2003-10-14 23:35:21.000000000 +0200 -@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ - # Directory where kapp.h (or kapplication.h) is: - KDE_INC=-I/usr/include/kde - # Directory where libkdeui.so is: --KDE_LIB=-L/usr/lib -+KDE_LIB=-L$(libdir) - - # Fribidi - # If you don't want to use fribidi comment the following line -@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ - ifdef USE_FRIBIDI_LIB - FLAGS_CONF+=-DUSE_FRIBIDI - FRIBIDI_INC=-I/usr/include/fribidi --FRIBIDI_LIB=-L/usr/lib --#FRIBIDI_LINKS=-lfribidi --FRIBIDI_STATIC= /usr/lib/libfribidi.a -+FRIBIDI_LIB=-L$(libdir) -+FRIBIDI_LINKS=-lfribidi -+#FRIBIDI_STATIC= $(libdir)/libfribidi.a - endif ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/Makefile.common.rh 2002-09-08 23:56:15.000000000 +0200 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/Makefile.common 2003-10-14 23:35:21.000000000 +0200 -@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - --COMP=cc --CCOMP=c++ -+COMP=gcc -+CCOMP=g++ - - # GCC 3: - #COMP=gcc-3.0 diff --git a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-utf8.patch b/wordtrans-1.1pre13-utf8.patch deleted file mode 100644 index 0333329..0000000 --- a/wordtrans-1.1pre13-utf8.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,15 +0,0 @@ ---- wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/KWordtrans.desktop.orig 2003-10-15 00:00:30.000000000 +0200 -+++ wordtrans-1.1pre13/src/KWordtrans.desktop 2003-10-14 23:58:33.000000000 +0200 -@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ - [Desktop Entry] - Name=Word Translator - Name[es]=Traductor de palabras --Name[de]=Welt-Wörterbuch -+Name[de]=Welt-Wörterbuch - Comment=A Word Translator which supports some dictionaries - Comment[es]=Un traductor de palabras con soporte para varios diccionarios --Comment[de]=Ein Wörterbuch mit mehr Sprachen-Unterstützung -+Comment[de]=Ein Wörterbuch mit mehr Sprachen-Untersttzung - Exec=kwordtrans - Icon=kwordtrans - DocPath=kwordtrans/index.html diff --git a/wordtrans.conf b/wordtrans.conf deleted file mode 100644 index c90619a..0000000 --- a/wordtrans.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -Alias /wordtrans /var/www/wordtrans diff --git a/wordtrans.spec b/wordtrans.spec deleted file mode 100644 index b034914..0000000 --- a/wordtrans.spec +++ /dev/null @@ -1,455 +0,0 @@ -%define build_kde 1 -%define build_qt 0 - -%define qt_version 3.3.7 -%define kde_version 3.5.6 -%define iversion 1.1pre13 - -Name: wordtrans -Group: Applications/Productivity -URL: http://wordtrans.sourceforge.net -Summary: Multi Language Word Translator for Linux -Version: 1.1 -Release: 0.2.pre13%{?dist} -Epoch: 1 -License: GPL -Source: http://wordtrans.sourceforge.net/%{name}_%{iversion}.tar.gz -Source1: ger-eng.txt -Source2: http://www.aracnet.com/~tyler/IDP/files/French.txt -Source3: http://www.aracnet.com/~tyler/IDP/files/Italian.txt -Source4: http://www.aracnet.com/~tyler/IDP/files/Latin.txt -Source5: http://www.aracnet.com/~tyler/IDP/files/Portuguese.txt -Source6: http://www.aracnet.com/~tyler/IDP/files/Spanish.txt -Source7: QWordtrans.desktop -Source8: wordtrans.conf -Source9: de-en.conf -Source10: dict-org.conf -Source11: en-es.conf -Source12: en-fr.conf -Source13: en-it.conf -Source14: en-pt.conf - -Patch: wordtrans-1.1pre13-rh.patch -Patch1: wordtrans-1.1pre13-kde3.patch -Patch2: wordtrans-1.1pre12-strip.patch -Patch3: wordtrans-1.1pre13-config.patch -Patch5: wordtrans-1.1pre12-qt.patch -Patch6: wordtrans-1.1pre12-grep.patch -Patch7: wordtrans-1.1pre12-browser.patch -Patch8: wordtrans-1.1pre13-remove-non-ascii-chars.patch -Patch9: wordtrans-1.1pre13-utf8.patch -Patch10: wordtrans-1.1pre13-gcc34.patch -Patch11: wordtrans-1.1pre13-kcmdlineargs.patch - -BuildRoot: %{_tmppath}/%{name}-%{version}-%{release}-root-%(%{__id_u} -n) - -BuildRequires:desktop-file-utils - -%if %{build_kde} -BuildRequires: kdelibs-devel >= %{kde_version} -%endif - -BuildRequires: qt-devel >= %{qt_version} -BuildRequires: openjade -BuildRequires: linuxdoc-tools -BuildRequires: fribidi-devel -BuildRequires: gettext-devel - -%description -Wordtrans is a front-end for several dictionaries. It supports -some dictionaries in plain text, dict servers and Babylon -Translator's dictionaries. - -%package kde -Summary: KDE front-end for wordtrans -Group: Applications/Productivity -Requires: %{name} = 1:%{version}-%{release} - -%description kde -Wordtrans is a front-end for several dictionaries. It supports -some dictionaries in plain text, dict servers and Babylon -Translator's dictionaries. - -This package contains a KDE front-end for wordtrans. - -%package qt -Summary: Qt front-end for wordtrans -Group: Applications/Productivity -Requires: %{name} = 1:%{version}-%{release} - -%description qt -Wordtrans is a front-end for several dictionaries. It supports -some dictionaries in plain text, dict servers and Babylon -Translator's dictionaries. - -This package contains a Qt front-end for wordtrans. - -%package web -Summary: Web front-end for wordtrans -Group: Applications/Productivity -Requires: %{name} = 1:%{version}-%{release} -Requires: php >= 4.2.2-10 -Requires: webserver - -%description web -Wordtrans is a front-end for several dictionaries. It supports -some dictionaries in plain text, dict servers and Babylon -Translator's dictionaries. - -This package contains a Web front-end for wordtrans. - -%prep -%setup -q -n %{name}-%{iversion} -%patch -p1 -b .rh -%patch1 -p1 -b .kde3 -%patch2 -p1 -b .strip -%patch3 -p1 -b .rhconfig -%if !%{build_qt} -%patch5 -p1 -b .qt -%endif -%patch6 -p1 -b .grep -%patch7 -p1 -%patch8 -p1 -%patch9 -p1 -b .utf8 -%patch10 -p1 -b .gcc34 -%patch11 -p1 -b .kcmdlineargs - -%build -QTDIR="" && source /etc/profile.d/qt.sh -make QT_INC="-I$QTDIR/include" QT_LIB="-L$QTDIR/lib" \ - MOC="$QTDIR/bin/moc" CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS" all %{?_smp_mflags} - -%if %{build_kde} -make QT_INC="-I$QTDIR/include" QT_LIB="-L$QTDIR/lib" COMP="g++" KDE_LIB="-L%{_libdir}" \ - MOC="$QTDIR/bin/moc" CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS" kwordtrans %{?_smp_mflags} -%endif - -%if %{build_qt} -make QT_INC="-I$QTDIR/include" QT_LIB="-L$QTDIR/lib" \ - MOC="$QTDIR/bin/moc" CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS" qwordtrans %{?_smp_mflags} -%endif - -%install -rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT - -make DESTDIR=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT install - -pushd docs -for i in man.1 qwordtrans_man.1 ; do - iconv -f iso8859-3 -t utf-8 -o ${i}.tmp ${i} && mv ${i}.tmp ${i} -done -popd - -%if %{build_kde} -make DESTDIR=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT install_kde -make -C docs DESTDIR=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT install_kde -%endif - -%if %{build_qt} -cp %{SOURCE7} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/applnk/Utilities/qwordtrans.desktop -make DESTDIR=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT install_qt -make -C docs DESTDIR=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT install_qt -%else -rm -f $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_bindir}/wordtrans -rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-qt -%endif - -mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/etc/httpd/conf.d -install -m 0644 %{SOURCE8} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/etc/httpd/conf.d - -rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/kde -install -d $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/HTML/en -install -d $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/HTML/es -install -d $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/HTML/fr -install -m 644 %{SOURCE1} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/wordtrans/de-en.dict -install -m 644 %{SOURCE2} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/wordtrans/en-fr.txt -install -m 644 %{SOURCE3} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/wordtrans/en-it.txt -install -m 644 %{SOURCE4} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/wordtrans/en-la.txt -install -m 644 %{SOURCE5} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/wordtrans/en-pt.txt -install -m 644 %{SOURCE6} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/wordtrans/en-es.txt - -# Remove the sample 50 word dictionary (useless), throw in some good ones -rm -f $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_sysconfdir}/wordtrans/d2e.conf \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/wordtrans/de-es.dict \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_sysconfdir}/wordtrans/i2e.conf - -cp %{SOURCE9} %{SOURCE10} %{SOURCE11} %{SOURCE12} %{SOURCE13} %{SOURCE14} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_sysconfdir}/wordtrans/ - -pushd $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/HTML/en/ -ln -s ../../wordtrans-doc/html.en kwordtrans -popd - -pushd $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/HTML/es/ -ln -s ../../wordtrans-doc/html.es kwordtrans -popd - -pushd $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/HTML/fr/ -ln -s ../../wordtrans-doc/html.fr kwordtrans -popd - -rm -f $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-doc/html.en/html.en \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-doc/html.en/*.png \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-doc/html.es/html.es \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-doc/html.fr/html.fr \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-doc/html.fr/*.png - -cp -f $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-doc/html.es/*.png \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-doc/html.en -cp -f $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-doc/html.es/*.png \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-doc/html.fr - -rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_docdir}/wordtrans-web \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/etc/wordtrans/babylon* \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/etc/wordtrans/de-en.conf.rh \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT/etc/wordtrans/dictd.dconf - -# use desktop-file-install -mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/applications -%if %{build_kde} == 1 -desktop-file-install \ - --vendor kde \ - --delete-original \ - --dir $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/applications \ - --add-category "Application;Utility;X-Red-Hat-Extra" \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/applnk/Utilities/kwordtrans.desktop -%endif - -%if %{build_qt} == 1 -desktop-file-install \ - --vendor qt \ - --delete-original \ - --dir $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/applications \ - --add-category "Application;Utility;X-Red-Hat-Extra" \ - $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/applnk/Utilities/qwordtrans.desktop -%endif - -rm -frv $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/applnk - -%clean -rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT - -%files -%defattr(-,root,root) -%dir /etc/wordtrans -%config(noreplace) /etc/wordtrans/*.conf -%config(noreplace) /etc/wordtrans/dict-org.dconf -%if %{build_qt} -%{_bindir}/wordtrans -%endif -%{_datadir}/wordtrans -%{_mandir}/man1/wordtrans.1* -%{_docdir}/wordtrans-doc -%{_docdir}/wordtrans-data -%lang(fr) %{_datadir}/locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/wordtrans.mo -%lang(es) %{_datadir}/locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/wordtrans.mo -%lang(es) %{_mandir}/es/man1/wordtrans.1* - -%if %{build_qt} -%files qt -%defattr(-,root,root) -%{_bindir}/qwordtrans -%{_datadir}/applications/*qwordtrans.desktop -%{_datadir}/icons/qwordtrans.* -%lang(es) %{_mandir}/es/man1/qwordtrans.1* -%{_mandir}/man1/qwordtrans.1* -%doc %{_docdir}/wordtrans-qt -%endif - -%if %{build_kde} -%files kde -%defattr(-,root,root) -%{_bindir}/kwordtrans -%{_datadir}/applications/*kwordtrans.desktop -%{_datadir}/icons/*/*/apps/* -%{_datadir}/icons/kwordtrans.* -%lang(fr) %{_datadir}/locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/kwordtrans.mo -%lang(es) %{_datadir}/locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/kwordtrans.mo -%lang(es) %{_mandir}/es/man1/kwordtrans.1* -%{_mandir}/man1/kwordtrans.1* -%doc %{_docdir}/HTML/en/kwordtrans -%doc %{_docdir}/HTML/fr/kwordtrans -%{_docdir}/wordtrans-kde -%lang(es) %doc %{_docdir}/HTML/es/kwordtrans -%endif - -%files web -%defattr(-,root,root) -%config(noreplace) /etc/httpd/conf.d/wordtrans.conf -/var/www/wordtrans - -%changelog -* Wed Mar 28 2007 Than Ngo - 1:1.1-0.2.pre13.fc7 -- apply patch to fix crash in kwordtrans - -* Thu Mar 15 2007 Than Ngo - 1:1.1-0.1.pre13.fc7 -- introduce Epoch to fix Versioning mess -- use preferred BuildRoot -- use of cat inside of specfile is replaced by SourceX -- s/BuildPreReq:/BuildRequires: - -* Mon Jul 17 2006 Than Ngo 1.1pre13-14 -- rebuild - -* Wed Jul 12 2006 Jesse Keating - 1.1pre13-13.1 -- rebuild - -* Wed Jun 07 2006 Than Ngo 1.1pre13-13 -- add BR on gettext-devel #130581 - -* Fri Feb 10 2006 Jesse Keating - 1.1pre13-12.2.1 -- bump again for double-long bug on ppc(64) - -* Tue Feb 07 2006 Jesse Keating - 1.1pre13-12.2 -- rebuilt for new gcc4.1 snapshot and glibc changes - -* Fri Dec 09 2005 Jesse Keating -- rebuilt - -* Tue Oct 25 2005 Than Ngo 1.1pre13-12 -- rebuilt - -* Thu Aug 04 2005 Karsten Hopp 1.1pre13-11 -- fix build on a rawhide system - -* Sat Mar 05 2005 Than Ngo 1.1pre13-10 -- rebuilt - -* Tue Nov 16 2004 Jindrich Novy 1.1pre13-9 -- avoid to install man pages in old encoding #139341 - -* Mon Oct 18 2004 Than Ngo 1.1pre13-8 -- fix recursive directory link #136098 - -* Sun Jun 20 2004 Than Ngo 1.1pre13-7 -- fix build problem - -* Sun Jun 20 2004 Than Ngo 1.1pre13-6 -- rebuilt - -* Tue Jun 15 2004 Elliot Lee -- rebuilt - -* Thu Mar 04 2004 Than Ngo 1.1pre13-4 -- fixed gcc 3.4 build problem - -* Fri Feb 13 2004 Elliot Lee -- rebuilt - -* Tue Oct 14 2003 Than Ngo 1.1pre13-2 -- enable fribidi -- fixes utf8 issue - -* Fri Sep 26 2003 Harald Hoyer 1.1pre13-1 -- 1.1pre13 - -* Wed Jun 25 2003 Than Ngo 1.1pr12-12 -- rebuilt - -* Tue Jun 17 2003 Than Ngo 1.1pr12-11 -- rebuilt - -* Wed Jun 04 2003 Elliot Lee -- rebuilt - -* Wed May 28 2003 Than Ngo 1.1pr12-9 -- bug #90258 - -* Wed Apr 30 2003 Than Ngo 1.1pr12-8 -- add openjade in buildprereq - -* Wed Feb 12 2003 Than Ngo 1.1pr12-7 -- fix dangling symlink, #84022 - -* Mon Feb 10 2003 Than Ngo 1.1pr12-6 -- obsolete qt frontend -- set correct browser -- add some missing html files - -* Sun Feb 9 2003 Than Ngo 1.1pr12-5 -- remove duplicate frontend -- ignore comment in dictionary -- add missing config file english-german - -* Tue Feb 4 2003 Than Ngo 1.1pr12-4 -- add description for Qt frontend, #81870 - -* Wed Jan 22 2003 Tim Powers -- rebuilt - -* Tue Dec 10 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pr12-2 -- add Alias /wordtrans /var/www/wordtrans - -* Sun Dec 8 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pr12-1 -- 1.1pr12 -- remove some patch files, which are in new upstream -- adjust some patch files - -* Wed Dec 4 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pr9-11 -- use new PHP script style (bug #73513) -- wordtrans-web requires php >= 4.2.2-10, webserver -- clean up specfile -- remove unneeded files -- lib64 issue -- add Buildprereq: qt-devel - -* Sat Aug 31 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pr9-10 -- Added a security fix from Guardent - -* Mon Aug 26 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pr9-9 -- fixed a typo bug (bug #71663) - -* Thu Aug 22 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pr9-8 -- Fixed Makefile issue - -* Sat Aug 10 2002 Elliot Lee -- rebuilt with gcc-3.2 (we hope) - -* Tue Jul 23 2002 Tim Powers 1.1pr9-6 -- build using gcc-3.2-0.1 - -* Tue Jul 09 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pr9-5 -- use desktop-file-install - -* Fri Jun 21 2002 Tim Powers -- automated rebuild - -* Thu Jun 20 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pr9-3 -- Don't forcibly strip binaries - -* Fri Jun 07 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pre9-2 -- fixed double entries (bug #65175) - -* Thu Apr 11 2002 Bernhard Rosenkraenzer 1.1pre8-9 -- Rebuild with correct (threaded) Qt -- Fix up default settings - -* Tue Apr 9 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pre8-8 -- remove duplicate file (bug #62756) - -* Tue Apr 2 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pre8-7 -- fix Dangling symlinks (#62557) - -* Sun Mar 24 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pre8-6 -- fix bug # 61515 - -* Tue Mar 6 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pre8-5 -- add wordtrans-1.1pre8-kde3.patch from bero -- fix a cosmetic bug - -* Tue Feb 26 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pre8-4 -- rebuild - -* Fri Jan 18 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pre8-3 -- rebuild against qt 3 - -* Wed Jan 9 2002 Than Ngo 1.1pre8-1 -- update to 1.1pre8 -- build against qt 3 -- clean up patch file for 1.1pre8 - -* Mon Nov 27 2001 Than Ngo 1.1pre7-1 -- update to 1.1pre7 -- clean up patch file for 1.1pre7 - -* Fri Nov 09 2001 Than Ngo 1.0.2pre4-1 -- initial rpm for RHL 8.0