Dictionarium English - Interlingue

<strong>Dictionarium</strong><br />

<strong>English</strong> - <strong>Interlingue</strong><br />

de Kemp e Pope

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A<br />

a, an un<br />

aback (taken aback) consternat,<br />

perplex, surprisat<br />

abaft a, vers li sterne<br />

abandon abandonar, ceder; n. licentie.<br />

WITH ~: sin gena<br />

ABANDONED: abandonat;<br />

(morally) ínmoral, depravat<br />

abase abassar, degradar, humilar<br />

abash confuser, pudentar. TO BE<br />

ABASHED: hontar, esser<br />

confuset, embarassat<br />

abate diminuer; (price) rabattar,<br />

redacter; (pain etc.) quietar,<br />

mitigar, moderar (se)<br />

abattoir bucheria, abattuore<br />

abbey abatia<br />

abbot abate (-essa, -ia, -iatu)<br />

abbreviate acurtar, abreviar<br />

abdicate abdicar; (office) demisser,<br />

demissionar, resignar,<br />

renunciar<br />

abdomen ventre, abdómine (-al)<br />

abduct rapter (-or, -ion), forducter<br />

aberration deviation, vagantie; (astr.)<br />

aberration; (mental) desórdine<br />

mental<br />

abet incitar, instigar; suportar; (aid)<br />

auxiliar<br />

abettor complice, incitator<br />

abeyance, in dormient, jacent; statu<br />

procrastinat<br />

abhor abominar, detestar (-ation)<br />

abide sejornar, habitar; (remain)<br />

permaner, restar; (- by) tener,<br />

observar; (endure) tolerar,<br />

suffrer; (abiding place)<br />

domicilie<br />

ability capabilitá, habilitá, facultate<br />

abject abject, bass, vil, miserabil,<br />

indigni<br />

abjure abjurar, renunciar (a), resignar<br />

ablative ablative<br />

ablaze flammant<br />

able habil, capabil, talentat. TO BE<br />

~: posser. ~BODIED: robust,<br />

fort<br />

ablution lavation. TO PERFORM<br />

ONE'S ~S: lavar se<br />

abnegate abnegar (-ation), renunciar<br />

abnormal abnormal, ne normal, anormal<br />

aboard a bord. TO GO ~: inbarcar<br />

abode logí, habitation, domicilie<br />

abolish abolir (-ition); (annul) abrogar,<br />

anullar<br />

abominate detestar, abominar (-abil,<br />

-ation)<br />

aboriginal primitiv, original<br />

aborígines primitives, aborigines<br />

abort aborter (-ion)<br />

abortion aborte, misparturition<br />

abound abundar (-ant, -antie), pulular<br />

about concernent, pri; (approx.)<br />

circa; (around) circum. TO BE<br />

~ SOMETHING: ocupar se<br />

pri. TO BE ~ TO: esser sur li<br />

above<br />

punctu de<br />

(prep.) súper; (adv.) supra, adsupra;<br />

(more than) plu quam. ~<br />

ALL: precipue, ante omnicos<br />

above-board franc, apert, sinceri<br />

abrasion abrasion<br />

abreast flanc a flanc, paralelmen<br />

abridge acurtar, reducter<br />

abroad (outside) extern; (out of<br />

country) in extrania<br />

abrogate abrogar (-ation, -ator)<br />

abrupt abrupt; (sudden) subit.<br />

ABRUPTNESS: abruptitá<br />

abscess abscesse<br />

abscond fugir, escapar secretmen,<br />

forcurrer<br />

absent a. ~ (-ie). ~MINDED:<br />

obliviaci, distractet; v.<br />

absentar se<br />

absinthe absinte, vermute<br />

absolute absolut, soveran, ínlimitat<br />

absolutely ínfallibilmen, absolutmen<br />

absolve absoluer (-tion)<br />

absorb absorpter (-ion), insucar<br />

abstain abstener se (-entie); (from<br />

alcohol) abstiner (-ente)<br />

abstemious abstenent, frugal, moderat<br />

abstract a. abstra(c)t; v. abstraer (-tion).<br />

TO MAKE AN ~: resumar; n.<br />

resumate<br />

abstruse obscur, profund, ocult, celat<br />

absurd absurd (-itá), stult, idiotic<br />

abundance abundantie<br />

abuse v. insultar, invectivar; misusar.<br />

n. insulte(s), invective; misusa<br />

abut adjacer<br />

abyss abisse, precipitie<br />

acacia acacie; (false) robinia<br />

academy academie (-ic)<br />

acanthus acante<br />

accede acceder; (to a request)<br />

conceder, consentir<br />

accelerate accelerar (-ation, -ator)<br />

accent accentu (-al, -ar, -ation); (of<br />

speech) parla-maniere<br />

accept acceptar (-ation)<br />

acceptable acceptabil, agreabil<br />

access accesse (-ibil, -ion)<br />

accessory a. accessori; n.pl. accessories<br />

accidence flexion, morfologie<br />

accident accidente (-al), chance,<br />

hasarde<br />

acclaim aclamar (-ation, -atori)<br />

acclimatise aclimatisar (-ation)<br />

acclivity coline, declive<br />

accommodate acomodar, adaptar; (oblige)<br />

compleser; (put up) albergar<br />

accompany acompaniar (-ament)<br />

accomplice complice, conculpon<br />

accomplish acompleer, efectuar, executer,<br />

atinger<br />

accomplishmen (aquisit) habilitá<br />

t<br />

accomplished talentat<br />

accord n. acorde; v. acordar,<br />

concordar; (grant) conceder,<br />

dar. OF ONE'S OWN ~: de<br />

propri volentie<br />

accordance acordantie. IN ~ WITH:<br />

conform a, secun<br />

according to secun<br />

3<br />

A<br />

accordingly ergo, dunc, pro to<br />

accordion acordeon (-ist)<br />

accost adparlar<br />

accoucheur acuehera<br />

account (bill) calcul, factura; (banking)<br />

conto; (importance)<br />

importantie; (story) raconta,<br />

raporte. ON ~ OF: pro. ON<br />

NO ~: pro nequel (null) cause,<br />

certmen ne. TO ~ FOR:<br />

responsar, rendir conto pri<br />

accountable responsabil<br />

accountant contator de libres<br />

accoutre equipar, provider per<br />

accredit acreditar, atestar<br />

accrue acrescer, augmentar se,<br />

resultar<br />

accumulate acumular (-ation, -ator),<br />

amassar, augmentar se<br />

accuracy precision, corectitá, acuratesse<br />

accurate acurat, exact, corect, precisi,<br />

sin erras<br />

accursed maledit<br />

accuse acusar (-ation, -ator, -ativ,<br />

-ative)<br />

accustom acustomar, aclimatar (se a)<br />

accustomed usual<br />

ace ass<br />

acerbity acerbitá, aspritá<br />

acetate acetate<br />

acetylene acetilen<br />

ache v. doler (-ore)<br />

achieve acompleer, atinger, efectuar<br />

achromatic acromatic<br />

acid acid; n. acide<br />

acknowledge aconosser (-ement), confesser,<br />

admisser<br />

acme cúlmine, sómmite; (disease)<br />

crise<br />

aconite aconte<br />

acorn glande<br />

acoustic acustic. (~S) acustica<br />

acquaint conossentar, informar, avisar<br />

acquaintance conossentie; (person)<br />

conossete (-o, -a)<br />

acquiesce submisser se a, consentir a<br />

acquire aquisir, obtener, ganiar<br />

acquisition aquisition<br />

acquit absoluer, aquittar; (oneself)<br />

conduir se<br />

acre acre<br />

acrid acri, picant, acerb<br />

acrimonious amari (-tá)<br />

acrobat acrobate (-ic)<br />

across trans. TO COME ~; trovar<br />

acrostic acrosticon<br />

act v. acter (-ion, -or, -iv, -ivitá);<br />

(as an actor) luder, acter; n.<br />

acte; statute, actu (-ario)<br />

actinic actinic<br />

action (lawsuit) processu; (of<br />

machine) functionada<br />

actual factic, real, efectiv<br />

actuate instigar, motivar, far<br />

functionar, impulser<br />

acumen sagacitá, perception<br />

acute acut, sagaci<br />

ad libitum ad libitum<br />

ad nauseam a nausea<br />

adage proverbie<br />

adamant adamant

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A<br />

adapt adaptar (-ation), adjustar<br />

add adjunter; (arith.) addir,<br />

summar<br />

addendum addendum<br />

adder vípere<br />

addict sclave. v. TO ~ ONESELF<br />

TO: habituar se a<br />

addle confuser, putrir. ~BRAINED:<br />

stult, stupid<br />

address adresse (-ate, -arium);<br />

(speech) discurse, parlation; v.<br />

(letters) directer, adressar; (a<br />

person) adparlar<br />

addressee destinatario<br />

adduce citar, alegar<br />

adept adept, habil; n. adepte<br />

adequate adequat, suficent<br />

adhere adherer (-ente,-Sion, -Siv)<br />

adhesive adhesive, colle<br />

adieu adío, til revide<br />

adipose corpulent, obesi<br />

adjacent adjacent, vicin<br />

adjective adjective (-al, -ic)<br />

adjoin adjacer, vicinar<br />

adjourn ajornar; (Parl.) prorogar<br />

adjudge adjudicar (-ation)<br />

adjunct suplement, anexe, adjuntete<br />

adjure adjurar, suplicar<br />

adjust adjustar, ordinar, corecter,<br />

rectificar<br />

adjustable adjustabil, variabil<br />

adjutant adjutante<br />

administer administrar (-ation, -ativ,<br />

-ator); gerer<br />

admiral amirale<br />

admire admirar (-abil, -ation, -ator)<br />

admissible admissibil (-itá)<br />

admit admisser (-ion); confesser;<br />

conceder, aconosser<br />

admixture admixtion<br />

admonish monir, admonir, exhortar<br />

ado desfacilitá, tumultu, bruida<br />

adolescent a. ~ (-e, -ie}<br />

adopt adopter (-ion, -iv)<br />

adore adorar (-abil, -ation, -ator)<br />

adorn ornar (-ament), decorar<br />

adrift, to be ~ drivar, esser flott<br />

adroit habil, astut, capabil<br />

adulate adular (-ation, -ator), flattar<br />

adult adult, plen-crescet; n. adulte<br />

adulterate falsar, corupter<br />

adultery adultérie. TO COMMIT ~:<br />

adulterar<br />

adumbrate esquissar<br />

advance v. avansar, progresser. IN ~: in<br />

avanse, anticipatmen<br />

advantage avantage (-eosi), profite. TO<br />

TAKE ~ OF: profitar<br />

advent ariva; (eccl.) advente<br />

adventitious accidental, hasardal<br />

adventure aventura (-ero, -osi)<br />

adverb adverbie (-al)<br />

adversary adversario, oponente,<br />

antagonist<br />

adverse adversi, contrari<br />

adversity misere, indigentie, beson<br />

advert to aluder, referer, mentionar<br />

advertise anunciar, reclamar<br />

advertisement anuncie, reclam<br />

advice consilie<br />

advise consiliar; informar, avisar;<br />

(warn) advertir<br />

advised, ill~ ínprudent, íncaut<br />

advocate n. avocate; v. recomandar;<br />

(law) pledar<br />

adze curvi hacca<br />

aegis egide<br />

aerate aerar<br />

aerial antenne<br />

aero- aero-dinamic, -nautica, -plane<br />

etc.<br />

aesthete estete (-ic, -ica)<br />

afar lontan, distant, for<br />

affable afabil (-itá)<br />

affair afere<br />

affect afecter; (the feelings) emoer,<br />

emotionar; (pretend) afectar (ation),<br />

ficter<br />

affection amore, afection<br />

affiance sponder<br />

affidavit jurat atestation<br />

affiliate afiliar (-ation)<br />

affinity afinitá, parentitá<br />

affirm afirmar (-ation, -ativ), asserter<br />

affix v. apender, adjunter; n. afixe<br />

afflatus inspiration<br />

afflict aflicter (-ion), vexar, tormentar<br />

affluence richesse, abundantie, opulentie<br />

afford haver li medies; (yield) dar,<br />

liverar, producter; HE CAN ~<br />

IT: su medies permisse to, il<br />

dispone lì moné. MUSIC<br />

AFFORDS ME PLEASURE:<br />

li musica aporta me piesura<br />

afforest aforestar (-ation)<br />

affray rixe, lucte<br />

affright aterrer, timentar<br />

affront insultar, ofender, afrontar<br />

afield, far ~ in lontanie<br />

afloat flott, flottant<br />

afoot in eada. WHAT'S ~: quo eveni<br />

afore- pre-, antey<br />

afraid timorosi. TO BE ~: timer<br />

afresh denov<br />

apt detra; in li stern<br />

after (prep.) pos; (conj.) posque. ~<br />

ALL: in fine, pos omno, in<br />

summa. ~BIRTH: placenta.<br />

~NOON: posmidí<br />

afterwards poy, plu tard, pos to<br />

again denov. ONCE ~: ancor un vez<br />

against contra; (towards) vers; (close<br />

to) apu<br />

agate agate<br />

age etá; (period) era, epoca,<br />

témpor. OF ~: plen-etosi,<br />

adult, majori. OLD~: oldesse;<br />

v. far old, devenir old<br />

agency agentie, agentura; (place)<br />

agentia<br />

agenda labor-órdine, agende<br />

agent agente, comissionario<br />

agglomerate aglomerar (-ation)<br />

agglutinate aglutinar (-ation)<br />

aggrandize agrandar<br />

aggravate iritar; (worsen) agravar,<br />

apejorar<br />

aggreagate amassar, acumular; n. totale,<br />

totalitá<br />

aggression agression<br />

aggrieve chagrinar, ofender, vexar<br />

aghast consternat, horret<br />

agile agil (-itá), alert<br />

agitate agitar (-ation, -ator)<br />

aglow ardent, fervent<br />

agnostic agnostic; n. agnostico<br />

4<br />

ago ante. TW0 MONTHS ~: ante<br />

du mensus<br />

agonize tormentar, agonisar<br />

agony torment(es), agonie<br />

agrarian a. agrari<br />

agree consentir, concordar, acordar.<br />

agreement consentiment, acorde,<br />

concordie, convention<br />

agreeable complesent, agreabil. I AM ~:<br />

yo consenti, yo concorda<br />

agriculture agricultura (-al)<br />

agrophobia agrofobie<br />

aground ye funde. TO RUN ~: strandar<br />

ague febre (intermittent)<br />

ahead TO BE ~ OF: esser in avan de,<br />

esser in facie de. STRAIGHT<br />

~: rect adavan<br />

aid n. apoy, auxilie (-ar), sucurse<br />

(-er), assistentie<br />

aide-de-camp adjutante<br />

ail haver maladie, esser malad<br />

aim n. scope, intention; v. visar;<br />

(gun) apuntar<br />

air aere; (mus.) arie, melodie;<br />

(appearance) aspecte,<br />

aparentie; (manner) geste,<br />

maniere. ~TIGHT: hermetic,<br />

/ínpenetrabil; v. aerar, ventilar<br />

airy bon ventilat; spaciosi<br />

aisle ale<br />

ajar mi-apert<br />

akimbo, with con li manus sur coxe<br />

arms<br />

akin parent; afini<br />

alabaster alabastre<br />

alack o ve!<br />

alacrity promptitá, alegritá, aviditá<br />

alarm v. alarmar; (frighten) aterrer.<br />

TO BE ALARMED: anxiar se;<br />

n. timore. ~CLOCK:<br />

alarmhorloge<br />

alas ve<br />

albatross albatroz<br />

albeit malgré que, etsi, benque<br />

album album<br />

albumen albumine, blanc ovin<br />

alchemy alchimie<br />

alcohol alcohol, sprite<br />

alcove alcove, niche<br />

alder alne. BLACK ~: frangul<br />

alderman chef consiliero<br />

ale bir<br />

alembic alambic<br />

alert alert, vigil, atentiv<br />

algebra algebra<br />

alias n. fals nomine<br />

alibi alibi<br />

alien a, foren, extran; n. foreno,<br />

extrano<br />

alienate alienar, vendir<br />

alight v. descender de, expassuar;<br />

a.brulant. TO SET ~:<br />

incendiar, inflammar<br />

align alinear (-ament)<br />

alike simil, egal, identic, pari<br />

aliment aliment (-ari, -ation),<br />

nutriment<br />

alimony aliment-moné<br />

alive vivent; vivid, alert, vivaci. TO<br />

BE ~ WITH: formicar ye<br />

alkali alcali (-in)<br />

all (everything) omnicos; (the<br />

whole) li totalité, lu tot; (- the)

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omni. AFTER ~: in fine, in<br />

summa. ABOVE ~: precipue.<br />

NOT AT ~: totmen ne,<br />

nequam. IT'S ~ THE SAME<br />

TO ME.: it es me egal.<br />

~RIGHT: bon, in órdine<br />

allay calmar, aleviar, moderar,<br />

quietar, mitigar<br />

allege afirmar, asserter<br />

allegiance loyalitá, fidelitá, homage,<br />

deventie<br />

allegory allegorie, parábol<br />

alleviate aleviar (-ation), mitigar<br />

alley stradette. BLIND ~: ciec-via,<br />

sacstrade<br />

alliance alliantie<br />

allied afini, parent; (persons) alliat<br />

alligator caiman, alligator<br />

alliteration alitteration<br />

allocate distribuer, assignar, portionar<br />

allot distribuer, portionar<br />

allotment (share) parte, portion, quote;<br />

(of land) parcelle<br />

allow admisser; (grant) conceder,<br />

permisser. ~ A DISCOUNT:<br />

rabattar<br />

allowance portion; (due -) egarde,<br />

consideration; (monetary)<br />

assignament; (discount)<br />

rabatte. TO MAKE ~S FOR:<br />

indulger<br />

alloy alligar; n. mixtura, alliage<br />

allude aluder (-Sion)<br />

allure seducter, atraer, lurar<br />

alluvium alluvie (-al)<br />

ally v. alliar, junter, unir; n. alliate<br />

almanac almanac, calendare<br />

almighty omnipotent<br />

almond mandul (-iero)<br />

almost presc; quasi<br />

alms almosne<br />

aloe aloe<br />

aloft supra, in supra<br />

alone sol, solitari; (only) solmen. TO<br />

LEAVE ~: lassar tranquil. LET<br />

~: a tacer pri<br />

along along. ~ WITH: junt con.<br />

-SIDE: (naut.) bord a borde<br />

aloof reservat. TO KEEP ~ FROM:<br />

tener se lontan de, evitar,<br />

restar neutral<br />

aloud vocosi, con voce, audibilmen<br />

alp alpe (-in)<br />

alpaca alpaca<br />

alphabet alfabete (-ic)<br />

already ja<br />

also anc; (moreover) adplu<br />

altar altare<br />

alter alterar (-ation), changear,<br />

mutar, modificar<br />

alternate a. alternant; v. alternar (-ation,<br />

-ative, -ator)<br />

although benque, etsi<br />

altitude altore, altitá; (geogr.)<br />

altitudine<br />

alto alto<br />

altogether (as a whole) in tot; (wholly)<br />

totmen, absolutmen<br />

altruism altruisme<br />

alum alune<br />

aluminium aluminium<br />

alveolar alveolari<br />

always sempre<br />

amalgam amalgam<br />

amanuensis secretario, assistente<br />

amaranth amarante<br />

amass amassar, acumular<br />

amateur dilettante (-ic)<br />

amaze astonar (-ant, -ament)<br />

amazon amazona<br />

ambassador ambassador<br />

amber ambre<br />

ambergris ambregrise<br />

ambidexterous ambidéxteri<br />

ambiguous ambigui (-tá)<br />

ambition ambitie (-osi)<br />

amble v. amblar<br />

ambrosia ambrosie (-al)<br />

ambulance ambulantie<br />

ambush inboscada; v. inboscar<br />

ameliorate ameliorar (-ation)<br />

amen amen<br />

amenable ductibil, influentiabil, docil,<br />

complesent<br />

amend corecter, emendar<br />

amends, to compensar<br />

make<br />

amenity agreabilitá<br />

amethyst ametist<br />

amiable amabil, afabil, suavi, amical<br />

amicable amical<br />

amid inter, in medie de<br />

amiss incorect, fals. TO BE ~ WITH:<br />

mancar. TO TAKE ~: esser<br />

ofendet per, prender in male<br />

ammeter amper-metre<br />

ammonia amoniac<br />

ammunition munition<br />

amok amocc<br />

among inter. FROM ~: ex<br />

amorous amorosi<br />

amorphous amorf, sin forme<br />

amount n. summa, quantitá; v. (to ~ to)<br />

summar a, equivaler<br />

amour amor-afere<br />

amphibious amfibic<br />

amphibian n. amfibie<br />

ample ampli ( -ficar, -fication,<br />

-ficator), suficent<br />

amplitude amplore<br />

amputate amputar (-ation)<br />

amulet amulete, talisman<br />

amuse amusar (-ation, -ant),<br />

divertisser.<br />

amusing drolli<br />

an un<br />

anachronism anacronisme<br />

anaemia anemie (-ic)<br />

anaesthesia anestesie<br />

anaesthetic anestetic (-a); n. anestetico<br />

anagram anagramma<br />

analogy analog (-ie)<br />

analyse analisar. ANALYSIS: analise<br />

analytical analitic<br />

anarchy anarchic (-ist)<br />

anathema anatema<br />

anatomy anatomie (-ic, -ico, -isar),<br />

structura<br />

ancestor antecessor (-al), preavo<br />

ancestry progenitores, antecessores,<br />

devenientie<br />

anchor ancre (-ar, -age)<br />

5<br />

A<br />

anchorite anacorete, eremite<br />

anchovy anchove<br />

ancient ancian, antiqui, old<br />

ancillary suplementari, auxiliari<br />

and e. AND SO ON: et cetera<br />

anecdote anecdote<br />

anemometer anemometre<br />

anemone anemone<br />

anent pri, concernent<br />

aneurism aneurisme<br />

anew denov<br />

angel ángel (-ic)<br />

anger colere (-osi); v. colerar<br />

angle angul (-ari); v. croc-piscar<br />

angry incolerat, coleric<br />

anguish anxietá, angustie, torment<br />

aniline aniline<br />

animadversion blama, reproche, reprimande<br />

animal bestie, animale, brute; a.<br />

animalic<br />

animalcula infusories<br />

animate animar, inspirar<br />

animosity inamicitá, hostilitá<br />

aniseed anise<br />

anker ancre (-age)<br />

ankle malleol<br />

annals annales, cronica<br />

anneal temperar<br />

annex n. anexe; v. anexer, adjunter<br />

annihilate anihilar (-ation), destructer,<br />

exterminar<br />

anniversary anniversarie<br />

annotate anotar (-ation)<br />

announce anunciar, notificar, proclamar<br />

announcement anuncie, proclamation<br />

annoy vexar, molestar, trublar, genar<br />

annual annual; n. (book) annuarium;<br />

(plant) annuale<br />

annuity annuitá<br />

annul anullar, abolir, abrogar<br />

annunciation Anunciation<br />

anode anode<br />

anodyne anodine, dedolorative<br />

anoint unguentar, uncter<br />

anomaly anomalie<br />

anon strax; (later) bentost; depoy<br />

anonymous anonim (-itá)<br />

another altri, ancor un. ONE ~: unaltru<br />

anserine gansin; stult<br />

answer replica, response; v. responder.<br />

TO ~ FOR: responsar<br />

ant formíca. ~HILL: formiciera<br />

antagonism antagonisme, oposition<br />

antarctic antarctic. THE ~: antarctica<br />

antecedent a. ~, anteyan, anteriori<br />

ante- ante-datar, -natal etc.<br />

antelope antilop<br />

antenna antenne<br />

anterior anteriori<br />

anthem himne, antifon; arie national<br />

anther antere<br />

anthology antologie<br />

anthracite antracite<br />

anthrax antraxe<br />

anthropo- antropo-logo, -metric<br />

anti- anti-semite, -septic etc.<br />

ahticipate anticipar (-ation). IN ~:<br />

anticipatmen<br />

antics drolleríe, gestes grotesc<br />

antidote antidot, antitoxine<br />

antimony antimon

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antipathy antipatíe<br />

antipodes antipode<br />

antiquarian n. antiquario; a. antiquaric<br />

antiquated antiquat, obsolet<br />

antiquity antiquitá<br />

antirrhinum antirrínum, bocca de leon<br />

antithesis antitese<br />

antler cornament, cornatura<br />

anus ánus<br />

anvil incude<br />

anxiety anxietá<br />

anxious íntranquil, anxiosi; tre desirosi<br />

any alquel, quelcunc; (- kind of)<br />

alqual, qualcunc. Often<br />

omitted: HAVE YOU ANY<br />

MATCHES: esque vu have<br />

inflammettes? I WILL NOT<br />

STAY ANY LONGER: yo ne<br />

va restar plu long<br />

anybody (interr.) alcun, alquí, alquem;<br />

(no matter who(m)) quicunc,<br />

quemcunc<br />

anyhow alquam; (no matter how)<br />

quamcunc<br />

anything (interr.) alquó; (no matter<br />

what) quocunc<br />

anywhere (interr.) alcú; (no matter<br />

where) ucunc<br />

apace rapidmen, hastosimen<br />

apart apart, separat, isolat, desunit. ~<br />

FROM<br />

that ultra to<br />

apathetic apátic. APATHY: apatíe<br />

ape simio; v. imitachar, simiar<br />

aperient purgative, laxative<br />

aperture apertura, intersticie<br />

apex punta, sómmite, culmine<br />

aphorism aforisme<br />

apiary apiera. APIARIST: apioultor<br />

apiece (por) chascun<br />

apogee apogé<br />

apologize demandar pardon<br />

apology excusa, apologie<br />

apoplectic apoplectic<br />

apoplexy apoplexie<br />

apostasy apostasie<br />

apostate apostatico<br />

apostle apóstol (-ic), disoiple<br />

apostrophe apostrof<br />

apothecary apotecario, farmacist<br />

apothegm maxime, aforisme<br />

apotheosis apoteose<br />

appal aterrer, decoragear<br />

appanage apanage<br />

apparatus aparate<br />

apparel vestiment, costume<br />

apparent aparent (-ie), semblant<br />

apparition aparition, fantom, spírite<br />

appeal n. apelle; v. apellar; implorar,<br />

suplicar APPEAR: aparir;<br />

(seem) aparer (-entie), semblar<br />

appearance aspecte, semblantie<br />

appease calmar, quietar, tranquilisar<br />

appellant apellante, acusator<br />

append anexer, adjunter. apender<br />

appendix apéndice (-ite)<br />

appertain apartener<br />

appetite apetite. APPETISING:<br />

apetitisant<br />

applaud aplauder; (clap) claccar.<br />

APPLAUSE: aplause<br />

apple pom (-iero)<br />

appliance aparate, utensile, expediente,<br />

machine<br />

applicable aplicábil (-itá)<br />

apply aplicar (-abil, -ation). TO ~<br />

TO: tornar se a. TO ~<br />

ONESELF TO: devoer se a<br />

appoint fixar, destinar, etablisser; (a<br />

person) nominar, electer.<br />

APPOINTMENT: rendevú,<br />

nomination, oficie<br />

apportion partir, aportionar, divider<br />

apposite apt, convenent<br />

apposition aposition<br />

appraise apreciar, taxar, evaluar,<br />

estimar<br />

appreciate apreciar, estimar<br />

apprehend percepter, comprender; arestar<br />

apprehensive ínquiet. TO BE ~ OF: esser<br />

ínquiet, timer pri<br />

apprentice aprentiso (-age)<br />

apprise avisar, informar, notificar<br />

approach aproximar se, avicinar se, ear<br />

al incontra de<br />

approbation aprobation<br />

appropriate convenent, scope-conform,<br />

apt; v. apropriar (-ation)<br />

approve aprobar<br />

approximate aproximativ; v. aproximar (se)<br />

approximately circa<br />

appurtenances accessories, garnitura,<br />

requisites<br />

apricot abricot<br />

april april<br />

apron avantale<br />

apropos apropó<br />

apse apside, altar-niche<br />

apt apt, inclinat. TO BE ~ TO:<br />

tender<br />

aquarelle aquarelle<br />

aquarium aquarium<br />

aquatic aquatic<br />

aqueduct aqueducte<br />

aquiline aquilin<br />

arabesque arabesca<br />

arable arabil, plugabil<br />

arbiter arbitre (-ari)<br />

arbitrate arbitrar (-ation, -ator)<br />

arborescent arboratri<br />

arbour pérgola, laube<br />

arc arc (-ade, -ero)<br />

arch arc, ogive; a. friponi<br />

arch- archi-angel, -episcop, etc.<br />

archaic arcaic. ARCHAISM: arcaisme<br />

archeologist archeologo (-ie)<br />

archipelago archipelago<br />

architect architecte (-ura)<br />

architrave architrav<br />

archives archive (-ario)<br />

arctic arctic. THE ~: Arctica<br />

ardent ardent, fervent, impetuosi<br />

ardour ardore<br />

arduous penosi, laborosi, fatigant<br />

area area, superficie, spacie<br />

arena arena<br />

argent argente (-in)<br />

argillaceous argilosi, argilatri<br />

argue arguer (-ment)j (dispute)<br />

argumentar, disputar<br />

aria arie<br />

arid arid (-itá)<br />

aright just(men)<br />

arise levar se. TO ~ OUT OF:<br />

nascer ex, provenir<br />

aristocrat aristocrate (-ie, -ic)<br />

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arithmetic aritmetica<br />

arithmetician aritmetico<br />

ark (Noah's) area de Noé<br />

arm (limb) brasse; (mil.) arme.<br />

ARMFUL: brassade.<br />

ARMPIT: axille; v. armar (ament).<br />

COAT OF ~S: blason,<br />

emblema<br />

armchair fotel<br />

armistice armisticie<br />

armour curasse; v. blindar<br />

armoury arsenale; armería<br />

army armé<br />

aroma aroma (-tic), odore, parfum<br />

around circum; (approx.) circa,<br />

pluminu<br />

arouse alarmar, avigilar; (stir up)<br />

excitar, iritar<br />

arquebus arcabuse (-ero)<br />

arrack Aracc<br />

arraign acusar, inculpar<br />

arrange arangear (-ament), ordinar;<br />

disposir<br />

arrant archi-<br />

array n. órdine, serie; vestes; v.<br />

ordinar, arangear; vestir<br />

arrears residue, rest, summa ínpayat<br />

arrest n. areste (-ar); (stop) impedir<br />

arrival ariva; (person) ariva(n)te<br />

arrive arivar, advenir<br />

arrogate arogar, pretender<br />

arrogant arogant (-ie), insolent,<br />

pretensiosi<br />

arrow fleche. ~SHAPED: sagittiform<br />

arsenal arsenale, armería<br />

arsenic arsenic<br />

arson incendiation<br />

art arte (-ist, -istic). ~ GALIERY:<br />

pinacoteca<br />

artery arterie (-osclerose)<br />

artful astut (-ie)<br />

arthritis artrite<br />

artichoke artichoc. JERUSALEM ~:<br />

topinambur<br />

article articul; (thing) cose<br />

articulate articular (-ation)<br />

artifice artificie<br />

artificial artifical (-itá)<br />

artillery artillerie<br />

artisan artisian (-al, -atu)<br />

artless naiv, inafectat, simplic,<br />

ingenui (-tá)<br />

as (because) proque; (manner)<br />

quam. ~ RICH ~: tam rich<br />

quam. ~ FAR ~: til. ~ FAR ~ I<br />

KNOW: secun quo yo save. ~<br />

TO: concernent<br />

asbestos asbeste<br />

ascend ascender (-Sion), montar<br />

ascendancy superioritá<br />

ascertain constatar<br />

ascetic (person) ascete (-ic, -isme)<br />

ascribe atribuer, imputar<br />

ash cindre (-iere); (tree) fraxine<br />

ashamed hontosi. TO BE ~: hontar. TO<br />

MAKE ~: ahontar<br />

aside ad-látere. TO PUT ~: escartar<br />

asinine asinin<br />

ask questionar, interrogar. ~ FOR:<br />

petir, demandar<br />

askance TO LOOK ~ AT: regardar con<br />

suspection<br />

askew obliqui

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aslant obliqui, inclinat, clin<br />

asleep dormient, indormit. TO PALL<br />

~: indormir<br />

asp aspide, vípere; (tree) tremul<br />

asparagus asparge<br />

aspect aspecte, vis-punctu<br />

asperity aspritá, acerbitá<br />

aspersion calumnie. TO CAST ~S:<br />

defamar, descreditar<br />

asphalt asfalte<br />

asphyxiate asfixiar (-ation)<br />

aspirate v. aspirar (-ant, -ation)<br />

aspire aspirar (a), penar, efortiar<br />

ass ásino; stupidon, stulton<br />

assail ataccar, assaltar<br />

assassin mortard. ASSASSINATE:<br />

assassinar (—ation, -ator)<br />

assault n. assalte (-ar)<br />

assay v. provar, essayar<br />

assemble convenir, assemblar, reunir se<br />

assembly assemble, convenida<br />

assent assentir, consentir. TO GIVE -<br />

TO: sanctionar, aprobar<br />

assert asserter (-ion), afirmar<br />

assess evaluar (-ation), taxar<br />

assets actives<br />

assiduous assidui (-tá), diligent<br />

assign assignar, atribuer<br />

assimilate assimilar (-ation)j incorporar<br />

assist auxiliar, assister (-ente, -entie)<br />

assizes assises, tribunale<br />

associate n. socioj v. associar (se)<br />

association association, societé, club<br />

assonance assonantie<br />

assort assortir (-iment), classificar<br />

assuage mitigar, moderar, lenir, aleviar<br />

assume suposir; (usurp) usurpar. TO ~<br />

AS TRUE: acceptar. TO ~ A<br />

LIKENESS: simular<br />

assumption hipotese<br />

assure assecurar, afirmar<br />

assurance (insurance) assecurantie (selfconfidence)<br />

aplombe<br />

aster aster<br />

asterisk asterisco<br />

astern a sterne, a dorse<br />

asthma astma (-tic, -tico)<br />

astonish astonar (-ament, -ant),<br />

surprisar<br />

astraddle con gambes furcat<br />

astral astral<br />

astrey, to go * misviar; errar<br />

astringent astringent<br />

astrologer astrologo (-ie, -ic)<br />

astronomer astronom (-ie, -ic)<br />

astute astut (-ie)<br />

asunder apart, separat; disasylum<br />

asil, hospicie por alienates<br />

at (place) in (London), a; (time)<br />

ye.<br />

at three o'clock| ye tri horas; (house, shop) che.<br />

at<br />

at the barber's|<br />

at<br />

che li barbero; (towards) vers,<br />

contra, a; (at the rate of) tri<br />

horloges a Fr. 100.<br />

at all events|at in omni casu.<br />

at least|at adminim.<br />

at once|at strax.<br />

at most|at admaxim<br />

atheism ateisme. ATHEIST: ateo<br />

athlete atlete (-ic)<br />

atlas atlas, landcarte<br />

atmosphere atmosfere (-ic)<br />

atmospherics atmosferic perturbationes<br />

atoll atoile<br />

atom atom (-ic, -bombe)<br />

atone por, to * expiar, compensar<br />

atrocious atroci (-tá), horribil<br />

atrophy n. atrofie (-ar)<br />

attach atachar (-ament), fixar, ligar<br />

attack ataccar; n. atacca<br />

attain atinger (-ement), obtener<br />

attainments aquisition mental<br />

attaint macular<br />

attempt (on life) atentar (-ate); provar,<br />

penar<br />

attend (wait) atender; (be present)<br />

assister, esser present; (pay<br />

attention) atenter; (wait on)<br />

servir, cuidar<br />

attendant servitor; acompaniator<br />

attention atention<br />

attenuate atenuar, diluer, rarificar<br />

attest atestar<br />

attic mansarde<br />

attire vestiment, costume<br />

attitude atitude, position, posa, postura<br />

attorney avocate, mandatario; agente,<br />

jurist. ~ GENERAL:<br />

procurator<br />

attract atraer (-tion, -tiv)<br />

attribute n. qualitá, caracteristicum; v.<br />

atribuer<br />

attrition frottation, atrition<br />

attune acordar<br />

auburn rubi-aurin, ross<br />

auction auction (-ar, -ator)<br />

audacious audaci (-tá), temerari<br />

audible audibil (-itá), perceptibil<br />

audience (hearing) audientie, audition;<br />

(persons) auditorie,<br />

spectatores<br />

auditorium auditoria<br />

audit conto-control (-ero)<br />

auditor revisor, verificator de contos<br />

auger (per)forator<br />

augment augmentar (-ation), supleer,<br />

suplementar<br />

augury augure<br />

august august; (adj.) majestic<br />

aunt tanta<br />

aureola aureol<br />

auricle orel(ette), auricul<br />

auriferous auriferi<br />

aurora borealis aurora boreal, luce polari<br />

auscultate auscultar<br />

auspices auspicies<br />

auspicious de bon augure, oportun,<br />

favorabil<br />

austere austeri (-tá)<br />

austral sudic<br />

authentic autentic (-itá)<br />

author autor (-essa, -isar)<br />

authority autoritá; (collect) autorité<br />

auto- auto-crate, -graf, -mobile,<br />

-nomie<br />

autumn autun (-al)<br />

auxiliary auxiliari<br />

avail valer. IT WILL ~ NOTHING:<br />

it va esser inutil. TO ~<br />

ONESELF OF THE<br />

OPPORTUNITY: profitar li<br />

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ocasion<br />

available disponibil, obtenibil; (person)<br />

accessibil; (ticket) valid<br />

avalanche avalanche<br />

avaricious avari, cupid (-itá)<br />

avenge (re)venjar<br />

avenue avenúe, allé<br />

aver afirmar<br />

average medial valore; (marine<br />

insurance) havarie. ON THE<br />

~: medialmen<br />

averse aversi, desinclinat<br />

aversion aversion<br />

avert impedir, detornar, preventer<br />

aviary aviarium<br />

aviation aviation<br />

avid avid (-itá)<br />

avocation vocation, profession,<br />

ocupation, mestiere<br />

avoid evitar<br />

avouch asserter<br />

avow confesser, declarar<br />

await atender<br />

awake(n) a. vigil; v. avigilar (se)<br />

award adjudicar; n. judicament,<br />

sententie; (prize) premie<br />

aware, to be * saver; (conscious of)<br />

conscier. TO BECOME ~:<br />

percepter<br />

away for, absent<br />

awe timore, veneration, reverentie<br />

awful terribil, horribil<br />

aweary lassi, fatigat<br />

awhile poc momentes<br />

awkward ínhabil, genant, rustic;<br />

embarassant, plump<br />

awl alen<br />

awning (canopy) marquise, covritura<br />

awry tordet, obliqui<br />

axe hache<br />

axiom axioma (-tic)<br />

axis axe<br />

axle axe<br />

aye yes. FOR ~: por sempre<br />

azimuth azimute<br />

azure azur<br />

B<br />

babble babillar (-aci, -ada)<br />

babe, baby bebé, infante (-ie)<br />

babel babel<br />

baboon paviane<br />

bacchalaureate baccalaureat<br />

bacchanal debochant<br />

bachelor celibo; (graduate) baccalaureo<br />

bacillus bacille<br />

back dorse, parte posteriori. AT<br />

THE ~ OF: detra. TO COME<br />

~: revenir, retornar. TO<br />

~PEDAL: retropedalar; v. (a<br />

horse) retroducter; (intr.)<br />

retropassuar; (sails) baccar;<br />

(support) suportar, subtener<br />

backbite calumniar<br />

backbone spine dorsal<br />

backgammon trictrac<br />

background funde<br />

backsheesh bakchich<br />

backside cul

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backslide rebeller, apostasiar.<br />

BACKSLIDER: apostatico<br />

backstairs detra-scaliere<br />

backward, to be* aprender desfacilmen<br />

backwards retro-. ~ AND FORWARDS: a<br />

ci e ta<br />

backwater aqua barrat<br />

bacon larde<br />

bacteria bacteries<br />

bad mal, malin, maliciosi, putrid<br />

bad-tempered malhumorat<br />

badge signe, marca; (of rank) insigne<br />

badger taxon; v. molestar, tormentar<br />

badinage jocada, burleríe<br />

baffle confuser, impedir, frustrar.<br />

BAFFLING: mocant,<br />

confusent<br />

bag sac; (purse) borse; (lady's<br />

handbag) recitul; (valise)<br />

valise<br />

bagatelle bagatelle<br />

baggage bagage<br />

baggy sacatri, sacformi<br />

bagpipe cornamuse<br />

bail garante. TO GO ~ FOR:<br />

garantir; (sum of money)<br />

caution<br />

bailiff economo, intendante; sheriff<br />

bairn infante, filie<br />

bait lure; v. lurar; (annoy) provocar<br />

baize bayette<br />

bake cocinar, panificar; (harden)<br />

indurar<br />

bakery panería<br />

balance (poise) equilibrie; (of scales)<br />

balancie; (comm.) bilancie,<br />

saldo; (remainder) reste; v.<br />

egalisar, equilibrar; (swing)<br />

balansar; (accounts) bilanciar<br />

balcony balcon<br />

bald nud, calvi<br />

baldhead calvon<br />

baldachin baldachine<br />

balderdash nonsense, galimatias<br />

bale n. pacca, balle; v. inballar; (a<br />

boat) eversar li aqua<br />

baleful funest<br />

balk obstructer, impedir; n. (timber)<br />

trave<br />

ball globul; (firearms) bul (games)<br />

balle; (of foot) tenare; (of<br />

yarn) pelote; (dance) ball<br />

ballad ballade, canzon<br />

ballast ballast<br />

ballet ballette<br />

balloon ballon<br />

ballot v. balotar (-ation, -ament)<br />

balm balsam (-ic)<br />

baluster balustre (-ade)<br />

bamboo bambú<br />

bamboozle dupar, fraudar<br />

ban v. bannir, proscrir (-ition),<br />

interdieter (-ion); n. bann<br />

banal banal (-itá)<br />

banana banane<br />

band bande; (mus.) capelle,<br />

orchestre; (of soldiers etc.)<br />

truppe, bande, gruppe; v.<br />

atruppar se, junter se<br />

bandage bandage; v. bandagear<br />

bandit bandite, brigante<br />

bandolier bandoliere<br />

band-box chapel-buxe<br />

bandy v. jettar a ci e ta, exchangear.<br />

~LEGGED: convex-gambat<br />

bane venen, ruine. ~FUL: venenosi,<br />

desutil<br />

bang crac, detonation; (blow) colpe,<br />

batte. TO ~ ONE ABOUT:<br />

mal tractar<br />

bangle brasselette<br />

banish bannir (-iment), proscrir,<br />

exiliar; (sorrow) forchassar<br />

banister balustre (-ade)<br />

banjo banjó<br />

bank (fin.) bank (-ero);<br />

(embankment) diga; (of earth)<br />

altage; (of river) rive; (slope)<br />

declive, scarpette; v. deposir in<br />

li bank, inbankar<br />

banknote bank-billet<br />

bankrupt a. bancrott; n. bancrotte,<br />

bankrupt ie<br />

banner baniere, standarte<br />

banquet banquette (-ar), festine<br />

bantam bantam<br />

banter persiflar, tirellar, jocar<br />

baptise baptisar. BAPTISM: baptisa,<br />

baptisme (-al)<br />

bar (of wood, metal) barre, pal,<br />

lingot; (bolt) clud-bolte;<br />

(mus.) mesura; (publichouse)<br />

bar, bufete; (toll-) barriere;<br />

(law) corte, tribunale. HE<br />

WAS EDUCATED FOR THE<br />

~: il ha studiat (li) jure; v.<br />

impedir, barrar; incombrar<br />

barb croc<br />

barbarian barbero (-ic, -ie, -isar)<br />

barber barbero, rasator<br />

barbican garda-turre, watch-turre,<br />

barbacan<br />

bard bardo (-ic)<br />

bare nud, simplic; (empty) vacui;<br />

(mean) mesquin, miserabil; v.<br />

nudar; decoltar<br />

barefaced ínpudent, audaci, arogant<br />

barefooted nudipedi, nudipedat<br />

bareheaded nudicapat<br />

barely apen<br />

bargain (agreement) arangeament,<br />

negocie; (cheap purchase) un<br />

modic compra: v. negociar,<br />

merc(ach)ar. INTO THE ~:<br />

adplu<br />

barge barge (-ero), canal-bote<br />

baritone bariton<br />

barium barium<br />

bark (boat) barca, nave; (of dog)<br />

aboya; (tree) cortice; v.<br />

aboyar; (trees) decorticar<br />

barley hordeo<br />

barm leven<br />

barn graniere<br />

barnacle (goose) barnacle; (crustacean)<br />

cirripede<br />

barometer barometre (-ic)<br />

baron baron (-essa)<br />

baroque baroc<br />

barque barca<br />

barracks baracca, caserne<br />

barrage barrage<br />

barrel baril; (tun) tonel; (of gun)<br />

fusiltube<br />

barren steril (-itá), ínfertil, ínfecund;<br />

desert, ínhabitat<br />

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barricade barricade (-ar)<br />

barrier barriere<br />

barrister avocate<br />

barrow (mound) tumul; (wheel-)<br />

pussacarrette<br />

barter n. troc (-ar); exchangear<br />

basalt basalte<br />

base base, funde; (pedestal) socle;<br />

a. bass, vil, abject<br />

basement etage subterran, cava<br />

bash v. batter<br />

bashful pudic, timid<br />

basic basic, fundamental, elementari<br />

basin cope, scudelle, vase; bassine;<br />

(wash-) lavuore<br />

basis base<br />

bask v. insolar se; n. Basco<br />

basket corbe (-ero)<br />

bas-relief bass-relief<br />

bass (fish) perche; (bast) bast;<br />

(mus.) basse; (singer) bassist<br />

bassoon basson<br />

bast bast, fibre<br />

bastard bastarde<br />

baste versar grasse sur, arosear<br />

bastion bastion<br />

bat (cricket) bat; (mammal) musvolant<br />

batch gruppe, serie; (bread) fornade<br />

bath balne; (vessel) balnuore.<br />

~ROOM: chambre balneari.<br />

BATHS: balnería, piscine<br />

bathe balnear; inmerser<br />

batman servitor de oficero; soldate de<br />

ordonantie<br />

batrachian batracian<br />

battalion battallion<br />

batten n. latte; v. grassijar<br />

batter v. batter, dismartellar; n. farinpasta<br />

battering-ram assalt-ramme<br />

battery batterie<br />

battle battallie, combatte<br />

battlelments bastion, parapete, crenel<br />

battledore and rácket e volante<br />

shuttlecock<br />

bauble auripelle, ludette, bagatelle<br />

baulk n. trave<br />

bawd copulero. BAWDY: lasciv<br />

bawl clamar, criachar, crialliar<br />

bay bay, golfe; (tree) lauriero;<br />

(arch.) alcove; a. rubi-brun,<br />

rubatri, bai; v. aboyar, beyar<br />

bayonet bayonette<br />

bazaar bazar<br />

be v. esser, exister; (of health)<br />

standar<br />

beach plage, borde; v. strandar<br />

beacon fares turre lucent; (on a hill)<br />

fanale; (at sea) boye, signalmarca,<br />

mar-signe<br />

bead perle, globette<br />

beadle pedello; servitor de tribunale;<br />

(church) intendante<br />

beagle chass-cane<br />

beak bec<br />

beaker cope; (goblet) calice, bocale<br />

beam radie; (wood) trave; (of scales)<br />

brasse; v. radiar<br />

bean faseol; (broad-) fabe<br />

bear 1.|bear (animal) urso (-a)<br />

bear 2.|bear (carry) portar; (give birth to)<br />

parturir, dar nascentie a;

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(endure) suffrer, tolerar,<br />

suportar; (fruit) portar. TO ~<br />

TO WINDWARD: luvear; TO<br />

~ WITNESS: atestar<br />

beard barbe. BEARDED: barbat<br />

bearing statura, postura; (mech.)<br />

suporte<br />

bearings (Heraldry) insigne. TO TAKE<br />

~: orientar se<br />

beast bestie, animale; (pejor.) brute.<br />

~ OF PREY: bestie predatori<br />

beastly bestial, repugnant, abominabil<br />

beat v. batter, bastonar, frappar; (of<br />

pulse) pulsar; (surpass)<br />

superar; (conquer) victer;<br />

(eggs) quirlar; (heart) palpitar;<br />

(~ the airj frappar in vacuitá.<br />

beaten track trantran; n. batte, grappa;<br />

(mus.) tacte<br />

beatific beatific<br />

beatitude beatitá. BEATITUDES: ~<br />

beau dandy, eleganto, amanto;<br />

cortesan<br />

beautiful bell (a-ar, -itá)<br />

beaver castor; (helmet) visiere<br />

becalm calmar. TO BE BECALMED:<br />

esser haltat de calme<br />

because pro que. ~ OF: caus, pro<br />

beck riverette; (nod) signe<br />

become devenir; (beseem) decer,<br />

convener<br />

bed lette; (hort.) bed; (a layer)<br />

strate; v. plantar, inbedar. TO<br />

GO TO ~: inlettar<br />

bedaub pictachar, sordidar<br />

bedeck ornar, decorar<br />

bedizen ornachar, pomponar se<br />

bedlam hospitale de alienates;<br />

tumultu, pandemonie<br />

bedouin beduin (-a, -o)<br />

bedraggle insordidar<br />

bedroom lett-chambre, dormitoria<br />

bedstead lette-frame, lettiere<br />

bee ape (-iere). HDMBLE ~:<br />

burdon. BEE-KEEPING:<br />

apicultura<br />

beech fago<br />

beef carne bovin, bovine. -STEAK:<br />

bifstec<br />

beer bir<br />

beeswax cire apin<br />

beetle scarabe; (cockroach) blatte<br />

beetroot bet-rap<br />

befall evenir, accider<br />

befit convener, decer<br />

befog invelopar in nebul; confuser<br />

before (place) avan- (time or place)<br />

ante; (already) ja; (in the<br />

presence of) córam;<br />

(previously) antey; (conj.) ante<br />

que. ~ HE CAME: ante que il<br />

arivat. ~HAND: in ante, in<br />

avanse, antecipatmen<br />

befoul sordidar, macular<br />

befriend protecter, patronisar<br />

beg (alms) mendicar; (request)<br />

petir, suplicar, implorar<br />

beget geniter, procrear, generar<br />

beggar mendico; v. apovrar. TO ~<br />

ALL DESCRIPTION: superar<br />

omni descrition<br />

beggarly miserabil<br />

begin comensar, iniciar.<br />

BEGINNING: comense<br />

begone for!, via!<br />

begonia begonie<br />

begrime (in)sordidar, nigrar<br />

begrudge invidiar<br />

beguile (time) passar, acurtar; (delude)<br />

decepter, dupar<br />

behalf profite, avantage. ON ~ OF: in<br />

nómine de, por<br />

behave conduir se<br />

behaviour conduida<br />

behead decapitar (-ation)<br />

behest ordon, decrete, comanda<br />

behind (prep.) detra; (adv.) in detra.<br />

TO LEAVE ~: poslassar, lassar<br />

detra. TO LOCK ~: regardar<br />

circum se; n. cul, posteriore<br />

behold vider, spectar, regardar.<br />

BEHOLD!: vi!<br />

behove convener<br />

being (creature) ente, creatura;<br />

natura, essentie. IN ~: existent<br />

belabour bastonar<br />

belated retardat<br />

belaud laudar, glorificar<br />

belay securar, amarrar<br />

belch ructar. TO ~ OUT: expulser,<br />

erupter, exsputar BELDAME:<br />

sorciarda<br />

beleaguer assediar<br />

belfry cloch-turre, clochiere<br />

belie refutar, dementir<br />

belief crede(ntie); conviction<br />

believe creder; (opine) opiner. TO<br />

MAKE ~: ficter<br />

belittle depreciar<br />

bell cloche; (hand -) tintinette; (of<br />

flower) cálice. BELL-<br />

CLAPPER: battente. DOOR<br />

~: sonette<br />

belle bella<br />

bellicose guerraci, puniaci, combattaci<br />

bellied corpulent, ventrut<br />

belligerent a. guerreant, hostil; n.<br />

guerreante<br />

bellow muir (-ida)<br />

bellows sufflette, suffluore<br />

belly ventre, abdómine<br />

belong apartener<br />

belongings possedage, proprieté<br />

beloved car, amat, carissim; n. cara,<br />

caro<br />

below (prep.) sub; (adv.) infra, in<br />

infra. HERE ~: ci bass<br />

belt cintura<br />

belvedere belvedere<br />

bemoan deplorar, regretar, lamentar<br />

bench banca; (leg) tribunale; (carp.)<br />

rabotuore<br />

bend v. flexer; inclinar. TO ~ A<br />

SAIL: ligar un segle al yarde;<br />

n. curve, node<br />

beneath (prep. sub. adv.) (in)infra;<br />

(unworthy of) indigni de<br />

benediction benedition<br />

benefaction beneficie, bon action<br />

benefactor benefator<br />

beneficent benificent (-ie), charitativ<br />

beneficial util, salubri<br />

9<br />

B<br />

benefit beneficie, avantage, profite; v.<br />

avantagear<br />

benevolent benvolent (-ie)<br />

benign(ant) benigni, clement, afabil<br />

bent a. curvat; n. inclination<br />

bent-grass agrostide<br />

benumb far ínsensibil, stupefar,<br />

congelar; (med.) narcotisar<br />

benzin benzine<br />

bequeath legar, testar (-ator)<br />

bequest legate, testate<br />

bereave privar, rapter<br />

beret berete<br />

berry bere<br />

berth lette; (dock) dock;<br />

(employment) piazza, oficie<br />

beryl berille<br />

beseech implorar, suplicar<br />

beseem decer, convener<br />

beset circumdar, persecuter; (siege)<br />

assediar<br />

beside (prep.) apu, proxim; except,<br />

exter<br />

besides (adv.) ultra to, in ultra, adplu.<br />

~ FRENCH HE ALSO<br />

SPEAKS SPANISH: ultra<br />

francesi il parla anc hispan<br />

besiege assediar, circumpresser<br />

besmear sordidar, macular<br />

besom balaye<br />

besotted bestialisat<br />

bespatter surspruzzar<br />

bespeak comendar (in ante)<br />

besprinkle asperser, surspruzzar<br />

best a. optim, max bon, bonissim;<br />

v. superar, victer<br />

bestial bestial (-itá), brutal<br />

bestir oneself mo(v)er se, activentar se<br />

bestow (dis)donar, dar; (apply) usar<br />

bestrew disjettar sur<br />

bestride surseder con gambes furcat<br />

bet n. pari (-ar)<br />

betake oneself ear a<br />

to<br />

bethink pripensar; (call to mind)<br />

rememorar<br />

betide evenir. WOE ~ HIM!: ve a il!<br />

betimes tost, in bon témpor<br />

betoken signar, indicar; (mean)<br />

significar<br />

betray trahir; (show) monstrar,<br />

revelar; (seduce) seducter<br />

betroth sponder<br />

better melior, plu bon; (health) plu<br />

san; v. ameliorar<br />

between ínter. ~DECKS: interponte<br />

bevel bisel, plan inclinat, borde<br />

obliqui; v. biselar (-at)<br />

beverage trincage<br />

bevy truppe, banda; turbe<br />

bewail deplorar, lamentar<br />

beware gardar se (contra)<br />

bewilder confuser, inbrolliar<br />

bewitch insorciar, fascinar<br />

beyond ultra; trans; (past) préter<br />

bi- bi-annual, -furcat, -lateral etc.<br />

bias inclination, partialitá,<br />

tendentie, predilection.<br />

BIASSED AGAINST:<br />

prejudiciat contra. FREE<br />

FROM ~: ínpartial

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B<br />

bib bavette<br />

bible bible (-ic)<br />

biblio- biblio-grafie, -maniac<br />

biceps biceps<br />

bicker querellar<br />

bicycle bicicle<br />

bid v. comandar, ordonar; (invite)<br />

invitar; desirar; (auction)<br />

ofertar; proposir<br />

bide atender; (re)maner<br />

bier portuore<br />

bifurcate bifurcar (-ation)<br />

big grand, gross, imensi, vast<br />

bigamy bigamie (-ist)<br />

bight golfe; (of rope) baya<br />

bigot bigott (-eríe)<br />

bilberry mirtille<br />

bile bilie (-ari, -osi)<br />

bilge ventre (de baril); (naut.) bilge<br />

bilk fraudar; evader<br />

bill (account) conto, factura;<br />

(beak) bee; (Parl.) legeprojecte;<br />

(poster) afiche. ~ OF<br />

CREDIT: credit-lettre. ~ OF<br />

EXCHANGE: tratte, lettre de<br />

cambio. ~ OF FARE: menú<br />

billet (office) oficie; (lodging)<br />

logiment, quartere<br />

billiards billiarde. ~ CUE: baston. ~<br />

BALL: billiard-bul<br />

billion ~<br />

billow n. unde; v. undear<br />

bin buxe, chest<br />

bind ligar, bandar; incadernar;<br />

(compel) obligar. TO ~ UP:<br />

bandagear<br />

binnacle bussoliere, compassiere<br />

bio- bio-grafie, -logie, -plasma<br />

birch (tree) betul; v. vergar<br />

bird avie. ~CAGE: aviere. ~LIME:<br />

avie-colla, ~ OF PREY: avie<br />

predatori. ~ OF PASSAGE:<br />

avie passatori<br />

birth nascentie. ~DAY: aniversarie.<br />

TO GIVE ~ TO: dar nascentie<br />

a, parturir<br />

biscuit ~<br />

bisect bisecter (-ion, -or)<br />

bishop epíscop (-al, -atu, -ia)<br />

bismuth bismute<br />

bison ~<br />

bit pezze, fragment; (horses)<br />

morse; (for brace) fora-pezze<br />

bitch cana<br />

bite morder; (sting) picar; (chew)<br />

machar; n. morsura<br />

bitt (naut.) ~<br />

bitter amari, acerb, acri<br />

bittern butor<br />

bitumen bitúmine (-osi)<br />

bivouac bivac (-ar)<br />

bizarre bizarri (-eríe), grotesc<br />

blab babillar; revelar<br />

black a. nigri; v. (boots) cirar<br />

blackamoor negro<br />

black-beetle blatte<br />

blackberry brambere, rúbus<br />

blackbird merle<br />

black-currant nigri crusbere, cassis (-iero)<br />

blacken (de)nigrar<br />

black-fly afise<br />

blackguard fripon, rascale, malard,<br />

laceron<br />

blackhead cometon<br />

blacking cire<br />

blacklead grafite; (pencil) crayon<br />

black-leg renegate<br />

blackmail chantage (-ear)<br />

blackpudding sangue-salsice<br />

blacksmith ferre-forjero, huf-forjero<br />

blackthorn prunelle (-iero)<br />

bladder vessic; (skin) pustul<br />

blade (bot.) folie; (knife) lame<br />

blame blama; v. blamar (-abil).<br />

BLAMELESS: ínreprochabil<br />

blanch paller; (tr.) pallidar<br />

blancmange lacte-gelé, blamange<br />

bland suavi, mild<br />

blandishment flattada<br />

blank a. blanc, nud, nett; (paper)<br />

blanc, inusat. ~CARTRIDGE:<br />

cartuche ciec. ~ VERSE: verse<br />

sin rimes. HIS MEMORY<br />

HAS BECOME A ~: il ha<br />

totmen perdit su memorie<br />

blanket lett-covritura, lanin covriment<br />

(de lette)<br />

blare muir; (of trumpet) sonar,<br />

trumpetar<br />

blase blasat<br />

blaspheme blasfemar (-ation), maledir<br />

BLAST: (wind) burasca, ventcolpe,<br />

ventepussa; explosion;<br />

(blight) peste); (trumpet)<br />

sonada- v. ruinar, far exploder,<br />

fracassar; (injure) nocer<br />

blast-furnace fond-forne<br />

blatant bruient, belant<br />

blaze v. flammear; (light) lucer,<br />

brilliar; n. brase<br />

blazer flanell-jaque<br />

blazon blason, emblema, insigne.<br />

BLAZONRY: heraldica, arte<br />

de blason<br />

bleach devenir pallid; v. a. pallidar,<br />

ablancar<br />

bleak desert, frigid; trist<br />

blear-eyed con nebulat ocules, con humid<br />

ocules<br />

bleat v. belar, blecar<br />

bleed sanguar (-ation)<br />

blemish macul, defecte; v. defigurar,<br />

macular<br />

blend v. mixter (-ura)<br />

bless benedir (-ition). BLESSED:<br />

beat, felici<br />

blight (plants) peste; degeneration; v.<br />

frustrar; (wither; far marcir<br />

blind a. ciec. ~ ALLEY: ciec-via,<br />

sac-strade; n. persiane, rulcortine;<br />

pretexte; v. aciecar;<br />

dazlar<br />

blink v. palpebrar, oculettar; n.<br />

palpebrada; (naut.) blinc<br />

blinkers para-ocul, garda-ocul<br />

bliss beatitá, delicie<br />

blister vesicul (-ari); v. tumer,<br />

tumescer; v. a. tumefar<br />

blithe gay, alegri<br />

blizzard nive-storm, blizzard<br />

bloated inflat, tumid<br />

bloater fumicat harengo<br />

blob bul(ette). globul<br />

block bloc (-ar), trunc<br />

blockade blocada<br />

blockhead stulton, ínepton<br />

10<br />

blond(e) blond(a)<br />

blood sangue; (lineage) rasse,<br />

devenientie. ~THIRSTY:<br />

sangue-avid, feroci. ~<br />

VESSEL: vene<br />

blood-hound cane flaratori<br />

bloody sanguin, sanguinari<br />

bloom n. flor; (on fruit) pruine;<br />

(freshness) friscore; v. florear,<br />

florescer; prosperar<br />

blossom n. flor; v. florescer<br />

blot n. macul (-ar); v. (letter) siccar.<br />

TO ~ OUT: extinter, efaciar,<br />

destructer<br />

blotting-paper papere siccativ<br />

blouse bluse<br />

blow n. colpe, batte, sucusse; (of<br />

wind) soffle. ~ PIPE: sufflatube;<br />

v. sufflar; (gasp) anhelar.<br />

TO ~ OVER: passar, preterear.<br />

TO ~ UP: exploder. TO ~<br />

ONE'S NOSE: sufflar se li<br />

nase<br />

blubber balen-grasse; v. plorachar<br />

bludgeon clobbe: v. bastonar<br />

blue blu (-atri), azur<br />

bluebottle carne-mosca<br />

bluff a. grossieri, rud, franc; abrupt;<br />

n. cliff; (bluffing) bluff; v.<br />

decepter, dupar, bluffar<br />

blunder erra, defecte, fals passu; v.<br />

errar; ear inhabilmen;<br />

(stumble) mispassuar<br />

blunt obtusi, desacut; abrupt; v.<br />

blasar<br />

blur v. nebular<br />

blurt out parlar íncautmen, revelar<br />

blush v. rubijar. TO PUT TO THE ~:<br />

ahontar, far hontar<br />

bluster v. tumultuar, bruir; bru-parlar,<br />

fanfaronar<br />

boa ~<br />

boar apro, svin savagi<br />

board planca; (naut.) bord;<br />

(bookbinding) carton;<br />

(blackboard) tabul; (food)<br />

nutritura, pension; (governing<br />

body) direction, comité,<br />

comission; v. (a ship) abordar;<br />

(put up) albergar<br />

boarder pensionario<br />

boarding-house pension<br />

boast v. fanfaronar (-ada); glorificar<br />

boat bote, chalupe. PLAT-<br />

BOTTOMED ~: pram. TO BE<br />

IN THE SAME ~: navigar in li<br />

sam bote<br />

boatswain mastro, submastro<br />

bob v. saltettar<br />

bobbin bobine, spul<br />

bode augurar; ominar<br />

bodice corsage<br />

bodkin lace-agullie, agullion, pistel<br />

body córpor; (corpse) cadavre;<br />

(person) individue, person;<br />

(substance) substantie;<br />

(heavenly -) astre. IN A ~: junt<br />

bog palude, morasse<br />

bogey fantomache, cobold<br />

boggle hesitar, haver scrupules<br />

bogie ~<br />

bogus fals, fictiv, pretextat<br />

boil n. furuncul, tumore; v. bollir;

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v. a. bollientar, cocinar. TO ~<br />

OVER: sputar in (li) foy<br />

boiler caldron, caldiere, bolliere<br />

boisterous tumultuosi, vehement,<br />

impetuosi, rud<br />

bold audaci, corageosi; temerari,<br />

insolent<br />

bole trunc<br />

bollard amarruore, bitt<br />

bolster cussine, plum-matrasse; v.<br />

stuffar; suportar<br />

bolt ~ (of door) clud-bolt; v. boltar,<br />

fixar per boltes; (abscond)<br />

currer for<br />

bomb bombe. BOMBER:<br />

bombavion, porta-bombes<br />

bombard bombardar (-ament)<br />

bombast ~ (-ic)<br />

bona fide genuin; in bon fide<br />

bond (tie) bande; (legal) contracte;<br />

(money) obligation. GOODS<br />

IN ~: merces subject a doane.<br />

BONDS: catenes<br />

bondage captivitá, sclaveríe, servitude<br />

bone osse (-in, -osi, -ament, -age,<br />

-ificar) ~ OF CONTENTION:<br />

pom de discordie; v. desossar<br />

bonfire foy, festa-foy<br />

bon-mot esprite, "bon-mot"<br />

bonnet cofie<br />

bonny jolli, pretti<br />

bonus premie, extra dividende<br />

booby plumpon, rustico<br />

book libre, tom. BOOKISH:<br />

studiaci, pedantic. ~BINDER:<br />

ligator, brochator. ~CASE:<br />

librescaf. ~KEEPER: tentor de<br />

libres. ~SELLER: librero.<br />

~SHOP: librería. ~WORM:<br />

libreverme. ~MARK<br />

boom tónnere, brue; (naut.) fuste,<br />

sprit; (comm.) altie; v. resonar,<br />

tonnerar<br />

boomerang bumerang<br />

boon favore, bene, beneficie<br />

boor ínculto, rurano, paisano<br />

boot botte; profite, avantage.<br />

~TREE: gambale<br />

booth bude, butíca<br />

bootmaker sapatero, bottero<br />

booty raptallia, captura<br />

booze trine(ach)ar<br />

borax ~<br />

border borde, límite, born; (of<br />

country) frontiera; (hem) orle;<br />

(adjoin) adjacer; (a dress)<br />

garnir, bordurar, orlar<br />

bore (of gun) tube; (person) tedon,<br />

enoyanto; v. (drill) forar,<br />

perforar; (weary) enoyar<br />

born nascet. TO BE ~: nascer<br />

borough borgo<br />

borrow pruntar (-ation, -ator)<br />

boscage ~<br />

bosh nonsense, stultie<br />

bosom sinu; (fig.) gremie<br />

boss patron, mastro; (hump) boss,<br />

túbere<br />

botanic ~ (-o)<br />

botany botanica (-al)<br />

botch bosillar (-atura, -age)<br />

both ambi. BOTH - AND -: é ... é<br />

bother v. vexar, incomodar, trublar,<br />

tedar. TO ~ ABOUT: suciar<br />

bottle botelle; v. inbotellar<br />

bottom funde, base; (ground) suol,<br />

grunde; (of depth) profundage;<br />

(chair etc.) sede<br />

bottomry bodmeríe<br />

boudoir buduore<br />

bough branche, rame<br />

boulder rocca, rul-petre<br />

boulevard bulevard<br />

bounce retrosaltar, ricochettar<br />

bound (a leap) salta; (obliged)<br />

obligat; ~ FOR: destinat a; v.<br />

saltar; (limit); bornar.<br />

BOUNDS; límite, born<br />

boundary frontiere, límite<br />

bounteous generosi, liberal<br />

bounty generositá; (payament)<br />

gratiment<br />

bouquet buquete; (wine) aroma<br />

bourgeois a. borgesi; n. borgese<br />

bout serie, torn, vez<br />

bovine bovin<br />

bow (bend) arc, curve; (of ship)<br />

proa; (of ribbon) node current;<br />

(violin) arc; v. bassar se; (the<br />

knee) flexer li genú, genuar,<br />

genuflecter; inclinar se, far<br />

reverentie<br />

bowlegged convex-gambat<br />

bowels intestines, intrallia, visceres<br />

bower pergola, laube<br />

bowl n. scudelle, vase, potte; (glass)<br />

cope; (game of bowls) bul; v.<br />

rular li bul<br />

bowline buline<br />

bowling-green bul-gazon<br />

bowsprit busprite<br />

box (container) buxe, estuche,<br />

chest, seatulle; (trunk) coffre;<br />

(theatre) loge; (on ear)<br />

guanciade; (tree) busso; v.<br />

boxar (-aro). TO ~ UP:<br />

inscatullar; (ears) guanciar<br />

boy púer, garson, infanto, yuno,<br />

boy<br />

boycott boycotte (-ar)<br />

boyscout ~<br />

brace (carp.) torna-forette; (naut.)<br />

brasse; (pair) pare; v. tender,<br />

infortiar<br />

bracelet brasselette<br />

braces bretelle, porta-pantalon<br />

bracing refriscant, restaurant<br />

bracken filice<br />

bracket (typ.) crampon, parantese;<br />

(shelf) planca; (support)<br />

suporte; v. cuplar<br />

brackish salinatri<br />

bract bractea<br />

bradawl alen<br />

brag v. fanfaronar (-ada, -eríe)<br />

braggart fanfaron<br />

braid pasment (-ar, -eríe); (on<br />

uniforms) galon<br />

brails (naut.) cordes, cargatores<br />

brain cerebre (-al); v. fracassar li<br />

cerebre a. ~WAVE:<br />

inspiration, idé<br />

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brake fren (-ar)<br />

bramble brambere, rúbus (-iero)<br />

bran ~<br />

branch branche, rame; (business)<br />

filiale, sucursale; v. ramificar<br />

se, bifurcar se<br />

brand stigma (-tisar); (comm.)<br />

marca, signe; (kind) sorte,<br />

specie; (burning wood)<br />

brandon. FIRE ~: incendiard,<br />

impetuoso. ~ NEW: blancnov;<br />

v. brul-marcar, inbrular<br />

brandish brandisser (-ement)<br />

brandy brandie, aquavite<br />

brass latune<br />

brat infantache<br />

bravado fanfaronada, defiation<br />

brave corageosi, brav; v. bravar<br />

brawl v. querellar vocosimen, rixar<br />

brawn puré de carne, fortie musculari<br />

bray criachar (quam ásino)<br />

brazen latunin; (fig.) ínpudent,<br />

insolent<br />

brazier brasiere<br />

breach breche, ruptura; (split) fende<br />

bread pane (-ero, -iere)<br />

breadth largore, amplore<br />

break ruptura; (gap) lacune,<br />

intersticie. ~ OF DAY: aurora;<br />

(from work) pause; v. rupter,<br />

fracter; (as day) aparir,<br />

comensar. TO ~ IN PIECES:<br />

fracassar, dispezzar<br />

breaker (wave) fractente<br />

breakdown panne<br />

breakfast n. dejuné; v. dejunear<br />

breakwater rupte-unde, molo<br />

bream brem<br />

breast péctor (-al, -ite); (female<br />

breast) mamme; (bosom) sinu.<br />

~PLATE: curasse. ~WORK:<br />

parapete<br />

breath hala, spira, respiration; (a<br />

breath) halade. TO LOSE<br />

ONE'S ~: bar perdit li hala. IN<br />

THE SAME ~: in li sam hala<br />

breathe (in)halar, respirar<br />

bred educat. WELL ~: bon educat<br />

breech sede, cul<br />

breeches culotte<br />

breed rasse, cultura; v. geniter,<br />

generar, reproducter se;<br />

(animals) elevar; (plants)<br />

cultivar<br />

breeder cultor, elevero<br />

breeding cultura, education<br />

breeze brise<br />

breviary breviarium<br />

brevity brevitá, curtitá<br />

brew fabricar, cocinar; (tea) infuser;<br />

(beer) brassar<br />

brewery birería<br />

briar rose savagi<br />

bribe subcomprar; corupter (-tion)<br />

brick brique<br />

bride sponsa. ~GROOM: sponso. ~S<br />

MAID: sponsaria<br />

bridge ponte; (of nose) dorse; (of<br />

violin) cavallette; (card game)<br />

bridge; v. transportar<br />

bridle bride

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brief a. curt, brevi, efemeri; n. scrit<br />

comanda. IN ~: brevimen, in<br />

curt, in un parol. ~ CASE:<br />

porta-documentes<br />

brig brigg<br />

brigade ~ (-ero)<br />

brigand brigante, bandite<br />

brigantine scune-brigg<br />

bright clar, lucid, limpid; (of spirit)<br />

gay alegri, inteligent<br />

brighten asserenar, clarificar, animar<br />

brilliant ~, splendid, lucent, eclatant<br />

brim borde, margine. ~FULL: plen<br />

til (li) borde<br />

brimstone súlfur<br />

brindled maculat<br />

brine salaqua; solution de sale,<br />

murie<br />

bring aportar. TO ~ ABOUT: causar,<br />

obtener. TO ~ FORTH:<br />

parturir; producter, crear. TO ~<br />

FORWARD: introducter;<br />

alegar. TO - UP: educar. TO ~<br />

ROUND (a patient) restaurar<br />

brink borde; (of river) rive<br />

brisk vivosi, vivaci, alegri, agil<br />

bristle setul, borste; v. herisser<br />

brittle fragil, fractíbil<br />

broach v. (a cask) aperter; (a subject)<br />

ducter li conversation a,<br />

introducter<br />

broad larg (-ore, a-ar); IN ~<br />

DAYLIGHT: in plen jorne<br />

broadcast v. difuser, emisser; (a report)<br />

divulgar; n. radio-difusion<br />

brocade brocate<br />

broccoli cauliflor<br />

brochure brochura<br />

brock taxon<br />

brogue dialecte, accentu irlandesi o<br />

provincial<br />

broil grillar; n. querelle<br />

broken ruptet, fractet; (language)<br />

ínperfect, spasmodic<br />

broker curtagero; mediator<br />

bromide ~<br />

bromine brom<br />

bronchial ~<br />

bronchitis bronchite<br />

bronze ~ (-in)<br />

brooch broche<br />

brood n. covatura, covallia; v. covar;<br />

meditar<br />

brook riverette; v. tolerar<br />

broom balaye; (bot.) genista<br />

broth bullion; consommé<br />

brothel bordelle, lupanare<br />

brother fratre. ~HOOD: fraternité.<br />

~LINESS: fraternitá. ~-IN-<br />

LAW: bel-fratre<br />

brow fronte; (eyebrow) brove<br />

browbeat intimidar, opresser<br />

brown brun (-atri). ~PAPER: paccpapere<br />

browse paster se<br />

bruise contuser; aplastar; n.<br />

contusion<br />

bruit abroad divulgar, rumorar<br />

brunette a. brunetti; n. brunetta<br />

brunt, to bear * suportar li pesa, li max<br />

the<br />

pesant colpe<br />

brush brosse; (painting brush) pinsel;<br />

(skirmish) scaramuche<br />

brushwood densallia<br />

brusque brusqui (-tá, -eríe)<br />

brute ~ (-alt -alitá, -alisar)<br />

bubble bul; vessic; (comm.) fraude; v.<br />

brodular (-ation)<br />

buccaneer pirate, corsare, bucanero<br />

buck buc; (male deer) cervo.<br />

~SKIN: bucpelisse. TO ~ UP:<br />

prender corage<br />

bucket sitelle<br />

buckle fible (-ar)<br />

buckler scude<br />

buckthorn ramme<br />

buckwheat saracen<br />

bucolic ~, pastoral<br />

bud burgeon (-ar)<br />

budge moer. DON'T ~!: stopp!<br />

budget budgete<br />

buff yelbatri; n. buffle-cute<br />

buffalo buffle<br />

buffer para-choc, buffre<br />

buffet bufete; (blow) colpe<br />

buffoon buffon (-eríe)<br />

bug címice<br />

bugbear cochemare, fantom<br />

bugle chass-corn, clarinette, bugle<br />

build v. constructer (-or, -ion); ~ UP:<br />

edificar<br />

building edificie, construction<br />

bulb (bot.) bulbe, túbere; (elect.)<br />

ampulle electric; lampe<br />

bulge v. protuberar, prominer; n.<br />

bosse, protuberantie<br />

bulk pluparte; volúmine (-osi),<br />

masse; (size) grandore<br />

bulkhead clusion<br />

bull bovo, tauro (-in, -eator, -ero);<br />

(papal) bulle. BULL'S EYE:<br />

cible-centre<br />

bulldog bulldogg<br />

bullet bul, balle<br />

bulletin bulletine<br />

bullfinch pírrul<br />

bullion aure o argente in barres<br />

bullock bove castrat<br />

bully brute, tiranno, rixard<br />

bulrush glatt junc<br />

bulwark bastion, vall<br />

bumble-bee burdon<br />

bump batte, colpe, choc; (hump)<br />

bosse. HE BUMPED<br />

AGAINST A WALL: il chocat<br />

contra un mur<br />

bumper plen glass; (rail.) parachoc,<br />

buffre<br />

bumpkin plumpon, rustico<br />

bumptious ínmodest, fanfaronaci<br />

bumpy sucussiv<br />

bun panette<br />

bunch amasse; (of berries) grappe,<br />

uve; (flowers) buquete<br />

bundle pacca; fasce<br />

bung tapon<br />

bungalow dom de un etage<br />

bungle v. misfar, laborachar, bosillar<br />

(-ero, -age, -atura)<br />

bunion calle (-osi, -ositá)<br />

bunk dorm-banca<br />

bunker carboniere<br />

bunkum blaga, nonsense, vacui<br />

babillada<br />

bunting flagga-drape<br />

buoy boye, balise<br />

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buoyant flottant; levi, gay<br />

burden carga, pesa; (abstract) charge;<br />

(naut.) cargo; (of song) refrane<br />

burdock bardane<br />

bureau buró (-crate, -cratic), contor<br />

burgeon ~ (-ar)<br />

burgess cive; (of a Borough) borgese<br />

burglary ruptefurte (-ard)<br />

burgomaster borgomastro<br />

burial sepultura, interration.<br />

~GROUND: sepultoria<br />

burlesque a. burlesc; n. burlesca<br />

burly robust, gross<br />

burn v. a. brular, incendiar; (intr.)<br />

arder, flagrar. combuster; n. (a<br />

wound) brulatura; (stream)<br />

riverette<br />

burning-glass lupe<br />

burnish brunir (-age, -itor, -ition),<br />

polir, far splender<br />

burrow tunnel de cunícul; v. excavar,<br />

fossar, tunnelar<br />

bursar tresorero, cassero; (student)<br />

stipendiate<br />

burst fender (se), crevar, crepar,<br />

exploder. TO ~ INTO A<br />

ROOM: irupter in un<br />

chambre; n. ruptura, fensura<br />

bury interrar, sepulter, inhumar<br />

bus autobus, omnibus<br />

bush bosco, arbuste; (copse)<br />

boscage. GOOD WINE<br />

NEEDS NO ~: bon merces<br />

lauda se self<br />

bushel ~<br />

bushy densi, toffosi, capillut<br />

business afere(s), comercie;<br />

(transaction) negocie (-ar).<br />

~LUCE: practic. ~MAN:<br />

comerciante<br />

buskin coturne<br />

bust buste<br />

bustle v. moer se o far alquo agilmen,<br />

ocupar se; n. brue, activitá<br />

busy ocupat, activ, diligent; (street<br />

etc.) plan de movida<br />

busybody importunard<br />

but ma, except(et). ANYTHING<br />

~: omno quam. ALL ~: presc<br />

butcher carnero, buchero<br />

butler chef servitor, cellarero<br />

butt baril; (thrust) pussa. ~END:<br />

spess extremitá; cloppe;<br />

(object) scope; v. pussar per li<br />

cap<br />

butter buttre<br />

buttercup ranuncul<br />

butterfly papilion<br />

buttermilk buttre-serum<br />

buttock fesse, sede, cul, posteriore<br />

button buton (-ar). ~HOLE:<br />

butoniere. ~HOOK: butoncroc<br />

buttress apoy, suporte, pilare,<br />

barbacan, contraforte<br />

buxom corpulent, frisc e robust,<br />

formosi<br />

buy comprar<br />

buzz murmurar; (of insects)<br />

burdonear<br />

buzzard bussarde, buteo<br />

by (expressing agency) de;<br />

(beside) apu, proxim;

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(beyond) préter; (according to)<br />

secun. ~ MEANS OF: per;<br />

(when no other preposition is<br />

suitable) ye. ~ THE TIME WE<br />

ARRIVE: til quande noi va<br />

arivar<br />

bye-election election suplemental<br />

byegone passat, preterit, ancian<br />

bye-law statute local<br />

bye-play interlude<br />

bye-road via lateral<br />

bystander spectator, assistente<br />

by-product sub-producte<br />

byre bov-stalle<br />

byword proverbie; moc-nómine<br />

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cab fiacre (-ero)<br />

cabal cabale, intriga, conspiration<br />

cabbage caul<br />

cabin cabane, baracca; (on ship)<br />

cayute, cabine. ~ BOY: elev de<br />

nave<br />

cabinet cabinette, chambrette;<br />

(cupboard) scaf; (pol.)<br />

consilie, ministerie<br />

cabinet-mazer fin-carpentero<br />

cable ~, fune<br />

caboose cocina de nave<br />

cacao cacáo<br />

cachexy cachexie<br />

cachalot cachalote<br />

cachination rision<br />

cachou eachú<br />

cackle v. cacarear<br />

cacophony cacofonie<br />

cactus cacté<br />

cad fripon, homacho<br />

cadaverous cadavratri, cadavric<br />

caddy té-buxette<br />

cadence cadentie<br />

cadet cadette, aspirante<br />

cadge mendicar<br />

cadmium ~<br />

cafe restorería, cafeería, café<br />

caffein cafeine<br />

cage ~; v. incagear<br />

cairn ~, tumul<br />

caisson munition-vagone; casson<br />

cajole persuader, flattar, adular<br />

cake torte; v. incrustar se<br />

calabash calabasse<br />

calamity calamitá, catastrofe<br />

calcareous calcin, calcic, calciferi<br />

calcium ~<br />

calculate calcular (-ation, -ator),<br />

evaluar. CALCULATING<br />

MACHINE: machine<br />

calculatori<br />

calculus calcul<br />

caldron ~, bolliere<br />

calefaction calentation<br />

calendar calendare; almanac<br />

calender calandre (-ar)<br />

calendula calendul<br />

calf vaccelle; (of leg) sure<br />

calibre ~ (-ar); capacitá mental<br />

calico calicó; (glazed) percalline<br />

caliph calif (-atu)<br />

call vocar, clamar; (cry) criar;<br />

(name) nominar; (a meeting)<br />

convocar; (visit) visitar. TO ~<br />

AT: haltar che. TO ~ FOR: ear<br />

(venir) prender. TO ~ IN: far<br />

venir. TO ~ OUT: exclamar; n.<br />

demande, exigentie<br />

calling profession, mestiere, artise<br />

callipers calibre-compasse<br />

callosity calle<br />

callous ínsensibil, ínsusceptibil; n.<br />

calle<br />

callow ínmatur<br />

calm ~, tranquil, quiet; v. calmar,<br />

tranquilisar<br />

calomel ~<br />

calory calorie (-ific)<br />

calumny calumnie (-ar, -osi)<br />

calyx cálice<br />

camarilla ~<br />

camber vulte<br />

cambric batiste<br />

camel ~<br />

camellia camelia<br />

cameo camé<br />

camera cámera<br />

camisole camisol<br />

camomile camomille<br />

camouflage v. camuflar (-age)<br />

camp ~ (-ar). CAMP-BEDSTEAD:<br />

plio-lettiere<br />

campaign campanie (-al)<br />

campanalogy clocheation<br />

campanula ~<br />

camphor camfor (-ic)<br />

campion lichnide<br />

can n. potte, cruche; metallic<br />

scatulle; v. inladar. THEY ~:<br />

ili posse<br />

canaille canallia<br />

canal canale (-isar). ~LOCK: scluse<br />

canary serine, canarí<br />

cancel anullar; (strike out) trastrecar;<br />

(a stamp on envelope)<br />

obliterar<br />

cancer cáncere<br />

candelabrum candelabre<br />

candid ~, franc<br />

candidate ~, aspirante<br />

candle candel (-iero, -iere)<br />

candour candore, candidesse<br />

candy sucre candit; v. candir<br />

cane canne. ~WORK: plectage; v.<br />

bastonar<br />

canine canin<br />

canister lad-buxe, canistre<br />

canker cáncere, coruption<br />

cannibal canibale (-isrne), antropofago<br />

cannon cannone (-ar, -ada, -ero);<br />

(billiards) carambol (-ar)<br />

canny strangi; caut, circumspect,<br />

prudent<br />

canoe canó<br />

canon (a law) canon (-isar, -ic);<br />

(person) canonico<br />

canopy baldachine; (shade) covritura<br />

cant dissimulation; v. dissimular,<br />

ficter<br />

cantankerous iritabil, morosi<br />

cantata ~<br />

canteen cantine<br />

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canter curt galopp; v. galoppettar<br />

canticle cantico<br />

canton ~ (-ar, -ament)<br />

canvas canevas, segle-drap<br />

canvass v. solicitar (-ation)<br />

caoutchouc cautchuc<br />

cap casquette, cappe; v. covrir;<br />

superar<br />

capable capabil (-itá)<br />

capacious ampli, capaci, spaciosi<br />

cape cap, promontorie; (garment)<br />

pelerine<br />

caper buffoneríe, capriol, voltige; v.<br />

voltiger<br />

capers (bot.) cáppare<br />

capercailzie urogallo<br />

capillary capillari<br />

capital a. (all senses) capital (-ist); n.<br />

capitale. ~ PUNISHMENT:<br />

condamnation al morte;<br />

(capital letter) majuscul<br />

capitular capitulari<br />

capitulate capitular (-ation)<br />

capon ~ (-isar)<br />

capeice capricie (-osi), marotte<br />

capricorn ~<br />

capsize cap-virar, renversar se<br />

capstan ~, winch<br />

capsule capsul<br />

captain capitano (-atu)<br />

caption rubrica<br />

captious criticaci<br />

captivate charmar, fascinar (-ant)<br />

captive a. captet, captiv (-itá); n.<br />

prisonario<br />

capture caption; (prize) captura, prise;<br />

v. capter<br />

capuchin capuce; (monk) capucino<br />

car carre, coche, automobile; (of<br />

balloon) corbe, góndol<br />

carafe caraffe<br />

caramel caramelle<br />

carat carate<br />

caravan caravane ( -serái)<br />

caravel caravelle<br />

caraway cúmine<br />

carbine carabine (-ero)<br />

carbolic acid carbol<br />

carbon carbonio (-ic, -iferi)<br />

carborundum carborunde<br />

carboy corbe-botelle<br />

carbuncle carbuncul<br />

carburetter carburator<br />

carcass carcasse, cadavre<br />

card carte; (wool) carde (-ar)<br />

cardamom ~<br />

cardboard carton<br />

cardiac ~, del cordie<br />

cardinal a. -, principal; (eccl.) cardinale<br />

(-atu)<br />

care cuida (-ar); (anxiety)<br />

ínquietitá, sucie; (carefulness)<br />

atention; (accuracy)<br />

acuratesse, exactitá;<br />

(solicitude) anxietá; (sorrow)<br />

afliction, grive. TAKE ~:<br />

atention!, garda vos!. I DON'T<br />

~: to ne importa me, to es me<br />

índiferent<br />

career cariera; (motion) curse<br />

careful cuidosi, atentiv, prudent

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careless ínatentiv, ínsuciant, negligent<br />

caress caresse (-ar)<br />

caret signe de omission<br />

caretaker gardator<br />

cargo ~, frete<br />

caricature v. caricar (-atura)<br />

caries carie<br />

carillon clocheada, melodie de cloches<br />

carmine n. ~<br />

carnage ~, massacre<br />

carnal ~, sensual<br />

carnation (bot.) diante<br />

carnival carnevale<br />

carnivore ~<br />

carnivorous carnivori<br />

carob bean carube<br />

carol cristfest-cante<br />

carousal orgie, baccanale<br />

carp n. carpe, carasse; v. chicanar,<br />

criticachar<br />

carpenter v. carpentar (-ero)<br />

carpet tapisse<br />

carriage (veh.) caleche, coche; (rly.)<br />

vagon, cupé; (gun carriage)<br />

afuste; (cost of carriage) frete,<br />

porte; (conveying) transporte;<br />

(bearing) postura, eada, statura<br />

carrier (of goods) carrero;<br />

(messenger) missagero,<br />

curriero, portator; (shipper<br />

etc.) expeditor<br />

carrion putrallia, cadavre<br />

carrot carotte<br />

carry portar, suportar. TO ~ OUT:<br />

executer. TO ~ OVER:<br />

transferter<br />

cart carre. ~LOAD: carrade<br />

cartel cartelle<br />

cartilage cartilágine<br />

cartoon caricatura, dessine, film<br />

dessinat<br />

cartouche cartuche (-iere)<br />

cartridge cartuche<br />

carve tranchar, cupar; (sculpt)<br />

sculpter, ciselar. CARVING-<br />

KNIFE: decupa-cultelle<br />

cascade ~<br />

case (circumstance) casu,<br />

eveniment; (example)<br />

exemple; (gramm.) casu;<br />

(holder) buxe, buxette, chestey<br />

scatulle, etuí; (lawsuit)<br />

processu; (sheath) foderale. IN<br />

THAT ~: alor<br />

casein caseine<br />

casemate ~<br />

casement ale de fenestre<br />

cash moné, pecunie. HARD ~:<br />

contante. ~ BOX: cassette<br />

cashier cassero; v. demisser<br />

cashmere cachemir<br />

casing invelopament, covritura;<br />

(window) revetament<br />

casino ~<br />

cask baril, tonnel, tine<br />

casket scatulle, buxette<br />

casque casco, helm<br />

cassock sutane<br />

cassowary casoare<br />

cast v. lansar, jettar; (metal) fonder;<br />

(in the eye) strabe. CAST-<br />

IRON: ferre fondet; n. (worm<br />

cast) tumul<br />

caste ~<br />

caster rulette<br />

castigate castigar (-ation, -ator), punir<br />

castle castelle; (chess) turre<br />

castor ~<br />

castor-oil ricin-oleo<br />

castrate castrar (-ation, -ate)<br />

casual ~, hasardal<br />

casualty victime; (war) cadete<br />

casuist ~ (-ic)<br />

cat cat (-o, -in)<br />

cata- cata-combe, -falco, -log,<br />

-pulte)<br />

cataract cataracte<br />

catarrh catarre<br />

catastrophe catastrof (-al)<br />

catgh v. capter, prender; ( ~ up with)<br />

atinger; (grasp mentally) capir;<br />

(~ cold) afrigidar se, inreumar<br />

se<br />

catechism catechisme<br />

category categorie (-ic)<br />

cater v. provisionar; cuidar<br />

caterpillar eruca<br />

cathartic a. purgativ, laxativ; n. laxative<br />

cathedra catedre<br />

cathedral catedrale<br />

cathode catode<br />

catholic a. catolic (-isme); n. catolico<br />

catein ament<br />

cattle brutes, boves, pecude<br />

caudal ~<br />

cauldron caldron<br />

cauliplower cauliflor<br />

caulk calfatar<br />

cause ~ (-al, -ar). ~LESS: ínmotivat<br />

causeway chossé<br />

caustic a. ~; satiric<br />

cauterize cauterisar<br />

caution ~, prudentie; (warning) v.<br />

advertir (-iment)<br />

cautious caut, prudent, circumspect<br />

cavalcade ~<br />

cavalier cavaliero, paladino<br />

cavalry cavalleríe<br />

cave cava, caverne. TO ~ IN: crular<br />

cavern caverne (-al)<br />

caveat veto; protestation<br />

caviare ~<br />

cavil chicanar, criticachar, sofistisar<br />

cavity cavitá<br />

caw croacar<br />

cease cessar, finir, terminar. ~LESS:<br />

íncessant<br />

cedar cedre<br />

cede ceder<br />

cedilla cedille<br />

ceiling plafon<br />

celebrate festar, celebrar (-ation)<br />

celebrated celebri, famosi, gloriosi<br />

celerity celeritá, rapiditá, velocitá<br />

celery selerí, apium<br />

celestial celest, cielari<br />

celibate a. celib (-o, -atu)<br />

cell cellul (-ari); (prison) cárcere<br />

cellar céllar. SALT ~: saliere<br />

celluloid ~<br />

cellulose ~<br />

cement cemente<br />

cemetery sepultoria, jardin del mortes<br />

cenotaph cenotaf<br />

censer incensuore<br />

censor ~<br />

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censure blama (-ar), censura (-ar),<br />

reprimande (-ar)<br />

cent centime<br />

centenary centenari; n. centenarie<br />

centi- (in comp.) centi-litre, -metre,pede<br />

centre ~ (-al, -ale, -alisar)<br />

century centennie, secul<br />

ceramic a. ~; n.pl. ceramica<br />

cereals cereales, frument<br />

cerebellum cerebelle<br />

cerebrum cerebre (-al)<br />

ceremony ceremonie (-al)<br />

cerise ceresi<br />

certain cert (-itá, -men)<br />

certificate diploma; testimonie; (school<br />

~) ateste; (med.) certificate<br />

certify certificar, atestar<br />

cerulean azur, ciel-blu<br />

cessation ~<br />

cesspool latrin-fosse, cloaca<br />

cetacean a. balenin<br />

chafe frottar, fricter; iritar se<br />

chaff drachallia, pleve<br />

chaffinch pinson<br />

chagrin chagrine (-ar)<br />

chain n. caten (-ari); serie; v.<br />

(in)catenar, ligar<br />

chair stul. EASY ~: fotel; (at a<br />

meeting) presidentie; (at a<br />

University) catedre;<br />

professoratu<br />

chairman presidente<br />

ghaise caleche<br />

chalice cálice<br />

chaik crete; v. cretar, crete-scrir<br />

challenge v. contestar, defiar; (a juror)<br />

recusar; (duel) provocar; n.<br />

defí<br />

chamber chambre, cámera. ~LAIN:<br />

chambellane, camerlingo.<br />

~MAID: chambrera<br />

chameleon cameleon<br />

chamois chamuse (-in)<br />

champ machar<br />

champagne ~<br />

champion ~, protagonist, avocate,<br />

defensor; v. defender<br />

chance ~, hasarde; (fate) fate;<br />

(opportunity) oportunitá,<br />

ocasion; v. riscar<br />

chancel altar-plazza<br />

chancellor cancellero<br />

chancery alt tribunale<br />

chancee ~<br />

chandelier candelabre<br />

chandler (candel) mercero<br />

change n. ~ (-ear, -eament); (money)<br />

micri moné; v. alterar, vicear,<br />

mutar; exchangear, substituer;<br />

(to dress) transvestir se<br />

channel canalette; strette. marstrette;<br />

(furrow) sulca; (for rain)<br />

guttiere<br />

chant n. cante<br />

chaos cáos. CHAOTIC: caotic<br />

chap n. (person) chap, individuo; v.<br />

fender<br />

chapel capella<br />

chaperon ~<br />

chaplain capellane<br />

chaplet guirlande, coron<br />

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char n. nettatora; v. carbonisar<br />

char-a-banc autobus<br />

charagter. caráctere (-isar, -istic)<br />

characteristic n. trate<br />

charade ~<br />

charcoal ligni-carbon<br />

charge (abstract) ~; (of a gun)<br />

cargament; (price) precie; (to<br />

jury) instruction. UNDER<br />

THE ~ OF: sub duction de; v.<br />

(to rush) assaltar, ataccar;<br />

(accuse) acusar. inculpar; (to<br />

command) ordonar; (entreat)<br />

exhortar; (a gun) cargar; (in<br />

payment) postular<br />

charger cavalle de guerre; (dish) plate,<br />

vase<br />

chariot triumf-carre; carre de guerre<br />

charitable beneficent, charitosi<br />

charity charitá, almosne<br />

charlatan ~ (-eríe); medicastro<br />

charm charme; magie, sorceríe.<br />

LUCKY ~: amulette, portafelicie<br />

charnel-house ossarium<br />

chart carte (geografic), map<br />

charter contracte, document; v. fretar<br />

chary caut, desinclinat<br />

chase chasse (-ar); v. (metals) graver,<br />

ciselar<br />

chasm abiss, ravine; fende<br />

chassis chassí<br />

chaste chast (-itá), pudic, pur<br />

chasten punir, humilar<br />

chastise castigar (-ation), punir<br />

chat babillar, conversar<br />

chattels possedage<br />

chatter v. babill(ach)ar; (teeth)<br />

frissonar in li dentes, claccar<br />

chauffeur chofero<br />

cheap modic (-itá)<br />

cheat fraudar, decepter, dupar; n.<br />

fraudero: (at games) ludard<br />

check n. obstacul, impediment, bride,<br />

fren; (chess) chac; v. impedir,<br />

frenar, controlar<br />

checkered quadrillat<br />

checkmate chac-matt<br />

cheek guancie. ~BONE: zygoma<br />

cheeky impertinent (-ie)<br />

cheep v. chiripar, pipiar<br />

gheer v. aclamar, aplauder;<br />

incoragear, alegrar; n. aplause,<br />

hurrá<br />

cheerful gay, alegri, joyosi<br />

cheerless morni<br />

cheese caseo (-in) . -PARING:<br />

parsimoniosi<br />

chef chef de cocine<br />

chemical a. chimic; n.pl. chimicalies,<br />

productes chimic<br />

chemise camis(ett)e<br />

chemist apotecario; (analytical)<br />

chimico. CHEMIST'S SHOP:<br />

apoteca<br />

chemistry chimie<br />

cheque chec<br />

cherish cuidar (tendrimen), estimar; (~<br />

hopes) nutrir<br />

cherry cerese (-iero)<br />

cherry-braudy ~, kirsch<br />

cherub chérube (-ic)<br />

ghess chac. ~BOARD: chac-tabul.<br />

~PIECE: chac-figura<br />

chest tórax (-ic), péctor; (box) buxe,<br />

cheste<br />

chest of comode<br />

drawers<br />

chestnut castanie (-iero), naron<br />

chevalier cavaliero; galanthom<br />

chevron ~; (carp.) raftre<br />

chew machar. TO ~ THE CUD:<br />

ruminar, remachar<br />

chic ~<br />

chicanery chicane<br />

chick(en) gallinelle<br />

chicken-pox varicelle<br />

chicory cicoré<br />

ghide reprochar<br />

chief a. principal, cardinal. THE ~<br />

THING: li cose cardinal, lu<br />

essential; n. chef<br />

chiefly precipue<br />

chieftain chef<br />

chilblain gela-inflatura<br />

child infante, filie, bebé. ~BED:<br />

acuchament, ~BIRTH:<br />

parturition<br />

childhood infantie. CHILDISH: infantil,<br />

pueril<br />

chill a. frigid; n. frigore; (shudder)<br />

frisson. TO CATCH A ~:<br />

refrigidar se<br />

chime clocheada; sonoritá, unison.<br />

IN ~ WITH: in acorde con<br />

chimera chimere (-ic), ilusion<br />

chimney chimené. CHIMNEY-PIECE:<br />

camin-corniche. CHIMNEY-<br />

SWEEP: chimenero<br />

chimpanzee chimpansé<br />

chin menton<br />

china porcelane. CHINA-CLAY:<br />

caoline; (country) China<br />

chink intersticie, fissurette; (of<br />

money) son<br />

chip n. splittre, fragment, pezzette;<br />

v. splittrar; fracter<br />

chiromancy chiromantie<br />

chiropody pedicura<br />

chirp chiripar, pipiar (-ada)<br />

chisel cisel (-ar, -atura)<br />

chit-chat babillada<br />

chivalry cavalieríe<br />

chive cebulette, porro<br />

chlorine clor<br />

chloroform cloroform<br />

chlorophyll clorofill<br />

chock cuneo<br />

chocalate ~<br />

choice selection, alternative; a.<br />

excellent, bonissim, exquisit<br />

choir cor (-al, -ale); (place) cora,<br />

corbancas<br />

choke sufocar; (by gas) asfixiar;<br />

strangular<br />

choler bilie, colere (-ic), indignation<br />

cholera cólera<br />

choose selecter, preferer, optar<br />

chop (meat) cotlette; v. haccar,<br />

tranchar<br />

chops (of animal) machuore, musel<br />

choral coral(e)<br />

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chord corde; (in music) acord<br />

chorister corist<br />

chorus refrane, cor-pezze<br />

christ Cristo (-an, -anisme)<br />

christen baptisar<br />

christendom cristianité<br />

christmas crist-nascentie, crist-festa<br />

chrome crom<br />

chromium crom<br />

chronic (med.) cronic<br />

chronicle cronica. CHRONICLER:<br />

cronist, historiograf<br />

chronologist cronolog (-ic, -ie)<br />

chronometer cronometre<br />

chrysalis crisalide, cocon<br />

chrysanthemu crisanteme<br />

m<br />

C<br />

chubby guanciut<br />

chuck plussar; (throw) jettar<br />

chuckle hihicar<br />

chum camarad, intimo, amico,<br />

compane<br />

chump spess pezze de ligne, splittre<br />

chunk bloc<br />

church (body) eclesie, congregation;<br />

(building) eclesia.<br />

~WARDEN: presbitero,<br />

curator de eclesie. ~YARD:<br />

sepultoria, jardin del mortes;<br />

a. eclesial<br />

churl moroson, rustico<br />

churn buttrificar, far buttre; (noun)<br />

buttre-baril, quirluore<br />

cicada cicade<br />

cicatrice cicatre (-isar)<br />

cider cidre<br />

cigar cigarre. ~CASE: cigarriere.<br />

~HOLDER: porta-cigarre,<br />

cigarriero<br />

cigarette ~<br />

cinder cindre f-iere)<br />

cinema cinemá (-tograf)<br />

cinerary urne cindral, cindriere<br />

cinnamon cinamon<br />

cipher ciffre; (nought) null<br />

circle circul, cicle; v. circular,<br />

circumdar, revoluer<br />

circlet circulette<br />

circuit districte, viage circulari;<br />

(electr.) circuite<br />

circuitotus circumeant, long<br />

circtular a. rond, circulari; (noun)<br />

circulare<br />

circulate circular (-ation), rotar<br />

CIRCUMAMBIENT:<br />

circumdant<br />

circum- as in <strong>English</strong>.: circum-ciser,<br />

-ferentie, -flex, -navlgar, -scrir,<br />

-spect, -stantie etc.<br />

circumvent circumear, super-rusar<br />

circus circo<br />

cistern cisterne<br />

citadel citadelle<br />

cite citar (-ation, -ate)<br />

citizen citean, cive, borgese. ~SHIP:<br />

civitá, borgesitá<br />

citron ~, limon<br />

city cité (-an)<br />

civic ~<br />

civil civil; (polite) cortesi, polit,<br />

galant. ~ WAR: guerre intern

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civilian a. civil<br />

civilise civilisar (-ation)<br />

clack claccar, cliquettar<br />

clad vestit, covrit<br />

claim pretender; (demand) postular,<br />

demandar; (noun) pretension;<br />

(right) jure; (mining) parcelle<br />

jalonat<br />

claimant pretendente<br />

clairvoyance clar-videntie<br />

clamber climbar, grimpar<br />

clammy sufocant, humid, viscosi<br />

clamour clamore, clamada, bruida; v.<br />

clamar<br />

clamp crampon, serrette, clamp; v.<br />

cramponar<br />

clan tribe, gente, rasse<br />

clandestine secret, ocult<br />

clang son, ton; v. sonorar<br />

clank v. raslar (-ada)<br />

clap (hands) claccar, clappar,<br />

aplauder. ~ OF THUNDER:<br />

clapp de tónnere<br />

clap-trap boniment<br />

clapper (of bell) battente<br />

claret vin de Bordeaux<br />

clarify aclarar, clarificar (-ation)<br />

clarinet clarinette<br />

clarion trumpete<br />

clash desacordar, coliDer; (noun)<br />

choc, pussa, colision<br />

clasp (of belt) fibul; croc; v. (hands)<br />

intertener, tener fixmen,<br />

acrocar, presser<br />

class categorie, classe (-ic, -ificar)<br />

clatter v. raslar (-ada), babillar<br />

clause stipulation, condition;<br />

(gramm.) cláusul<br />

claw griffe, ungul<br />

clay argil (-iera, -osi)<br />

clean pur, nett, chast; v. nettar,<br />

demuddar<br />

cleanse apurar, purificar, nettar<br />

clear clar, evident, lucid, limpid;<br />

(clear of) líber de; v. (of guilt)<br />

exculpar; (to empty) vacuar;<br />

(to clear up) aclarar, explicar;<br />

(get rid of) desembarassar se<br />

de; (throat) tussettar<br />

clearing (in forest) clariera<br />

cleat clamp<br />

cleave fender; (to stick) adherer,<br />

aglutinar se<br />

clef clave<br />

cleft (noun) fende, abiss<br />

clement ~ (-ie), indulgent<br />

clench (fist) serrar<br />

clergy clero, clerical partise,<br />

clericallia<br />

clergyman clerico, prestro<br />

clerical ~; ~ ERROR: scrit-erra, erra<br />

de plum<br />

clerk commí, secretario, oficiario,<br />

employato, scritor, copist<br />

clever habil, capabil, astut, talentat<br />

clew (naut.) cargar 11 segles;<br />

(noun) scot-angul<br />

click claccar, ticar, tic-tacar<br />

clieut ~ (-ela)<br />

cliff ~<br />

climate clima (-tic)<br />

climax culmine, sómmit<br />

climb montar, ascenDer; (witli<br />

hands) climbar, grimpar<br />

clinch fixar, presser, rivetar<br />

cling adherer a, acrocar se a, collar<br />

se a<br />

clinic clinica (-al)<br />

clink claccar<br />

clinker scorle; clinc. ~BUILT:<br />

plancatura-clinc<br />

ciip (off) decupar, abciser; (shear)<br />

tonDer; (fasten) cramponar,<br />

serrar; (noun) pincette,<br />

crampon<br />

clique ~<br />

cloak mantó, mantel. HOODED ~:<br />

Capote. ~ROOM: garda-roba;<br />

(rail) depositoria; v. celar<br />

clock horloge (-ero, alarm-).<br />

~WORK: mecanisme<br />

clod gleb; (lump) bul<br />

clog (shoe) ligni-sapate; v. impedir,<br />

genar, obstructer<br />

cloister claustre, monastere,<br />

monaciera, conventu<br />

close a. (near) proxim; (dense)<br />

densi; (miserly) avari,<br />

mesquin; (secret) secret, celat;<br />

(atmosphere) sufocant;<br />

(musty) mofosi. A ~ FIGHT:<br />

un combatte long índecidet;<br />

(noun) fine, conolusion; v.<br />

clúder, finir, terminar<br />

closet closete, cabinete; (w.c.) latrine<br />

closure clusura<br />

clot v. coagular (-ation); (noun)<br />

masse, glom<br />

cloth drap; (a cloth) linage; (naut.)<br />

seglage<br />

clothe vestir (-iment)<br />

clothier drapero, vestimentero<br />

cloud nube (-at, -osi);<br />

CLOUDLESS: sin nubes, clar,<br />

seren<br />

clout (rag) lapp; (blow) colpe<br />

clove cariofil<br />

clover trifolie<br />

clown buffon, arlequin, clown; (boor)<br />

rustico, plumpon<br />

cioy supersaturar, nausear<br />

club ~; (cards) treff; (weapon)<br />

clobbe; v. clobbar<br />

cluck glussar<br />

clue fil, guide, clave, signe<br />

clump ~, gruppe<br />

clumsy ínhabil, pesant, plump<br />

cluster (grapes) uve; (trees etc.)<br />

gruppe; (flowers) toff<br />

clutch v. capter, tener; (noun) griffe;<br />

(motoring) acuplator. ~<br />

PEDAL: pedale de acuplage<br />

coach coche (-ero), caleche, carosse;<br />

(rail.) vagon; (tutor) privat<br />

instructor<br />

coagulate coagular (-ation)<br />

coal carbon (-iere, -iera); v. (a ship)<br />

cargar carbon, prender carbon<br />

coalesce fuser, fusionar<br />

coamings sill<br />

coarse rud, vnlgari, índelicat, gross,<br />

crud<br />

coast costa, marborde, líttore, rive;<br />

v. cabotar (-age, -ero)<br />

coat (jacket) jaque, veston; (dress<br />

~) frac; (of animals) pelisse. (~<br />

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coated<br />

of arms) blason. COAT-<br />

HANGER: veste-croc<br />

stuccat, incrustat<br />

coax persuaDer<br />

cob un fort pony; (maize) spica<br />

cobalt ~<br />

cobble lappar, reparar<br />

cobbler sapatero, sapat-reparator<br />

coca ~ COCAINE: ~<br />

cochineal cochenill<br />

cock (fowl) gallino; (of gun) clave;<br />

(tap) robinete, tornette; v. TO<br />

~ A GUH: tender li clave<br />

cockade cocarde<br />

cockatoo cacatú<br />

cockatrice basilisco<br />

cocboat yoll, chalupe<br />

cockchafer melolont<br />

cockcrowl cante gallinin<br />

cockerel gallinello<br />

cockle (zool.) cardio<br />

cockpit (naut.) cocpit<br />

cockroach blatte<br />

cockscomb crest del gallino<br />

cocoa cacáo<br />

coconut coco. ~TREE: cocopalme<br />

cocoon cocon<br />

cod (fish) morúe<br />

coddle dorlotar. afeminar<br />

code ~ (-ificar)<br />

codicil codicille<br />

coefficient coeficiente<br />

coerce fortiar, obligar, coercir<br />

coeval contemporan, de sam epoca<br />

coffee; café. cafeiere<br />

~pot<br />

coffer coffre, moné-bux<br />

coffin sarco<br />

cog dente. ~WHEEL: rote dentat<br />

cogent convictiv<br />

cogitate meditar, reflecter<br />

cognac ~<br />

cagnate parent, afini<br />

cognizant TO BE ~ OF: saver<br />

cognomen co-nómine<br />

cohabit cohabitar<br />

cohere coherer (-ent)<br />

cohesion ~ COIFFURE: cofie<br />

coil spul, rul; v. voluer, spular,<br />

invelopar<br />

coin monete (-ar, -ari)<br />

coincide coincider (-ent, -entie)<br />

coke cocs<br />

cokernut coco<br />

colander cribelle<br />

cold a. frigid; (noun) frigore;<br />

(med.) catarre, refrigidation.<br />

TO CATCH ~: refrigidar se. I<br />

AM ~: yo frige<br />

colic colica<br />

collaborate colaborar (-ation, -ator)<br />

collapse crular, cader in ruinas, coruir,<br />

discader. COLLAPSIBLE<br />

BOAT: bote plicabil<br />

collar colare, coliere. COLLAR-<br />

BONE: clavicul; v. capter<br />

collate comparar<br />

collateral ~<br />

colleague colego (-a)<br />

collect colecter (-ion, -or, -iv, -ivisme,<br />

-ivist); (noun) colecte<br />

collected (in mind) tranquil<br />

college colegia (-al), universitá

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collide coliDer (-sion)<br />

collier carbon(labor)ero, minero<br />

colliery carboniera<br />

collocate colocar (-ation), ordinar,<br />

arangear<br />

collodion colodium<br />

colloquial (lingue) familiari, usual<br />

collusion colusion, secret acordantie<br />

colon cólon<br />

colonel ~ COLONNADE: ~<br />

colony colonia (-al, -ist, -isar)<br />

colossus colosse (-al)<br />

colour color (-ar, -ation, -ist),<br />

pigment, tinctuira; (fig.)<br />

pretexte. COLOURS: (flag)<br />

standarte<br />

colouring colorit<br />

colourless sin colore<br />

colporteur colportero<br />

colt cavallello<br />

columbine (bot.) aquilegie; (theatre)<br />

colombina<br />

column (arch.) colonne; (typ.)<br />

columne<br />

coma ~ (-tosi)<br />

comb péctine (-ar): creste<br />

combat v. combatter, luctar; polemisar,<br />

disputar<br />

combine v. combinar (-ation , -ator),<br />

ligar, junter, unir, unionar<br />

combustible combustibil<br />

combustion ~<br />

come venir. TO ~ ABOUT: evenir.<br />

TO ~ ACROSS: incontrar. ~<br />

AFTER: sequer. ~ BY:<br />

obtener. ~ IN FOR: heredar,<br />

reciver. ~ OFF: successar,<br />

evenir. ~ UNDONE: deligar<br />

se. ~ ON<br />

comedian comico, comediante<br />

comedy comedie<br />

comely pretti, graciosi<br />

comestibles ~, victuales<br />

comet comete<br />

comfit sucrage<br />

comfort v. consolar, injoyar; n.<br />

consolation, comforte<br />

comfortable comfortabil, comod, agreabil<br />

comic a. comic (-o)<br />

comma ~<br />

command comandar, ordonar, dominar,<br />

mastrisar, (noun) comande,<br />

ordone, decrete. SECOND IN<br />

~: sub-comandante<br />

commandeer prender per fortie<br />

commandment comandament. THE TEN<br />

COMMANDMENTS: decalog<br />

commemorate festar, comemorar (-ation,<br />

-ativ)<br />

commence comensar.<br />

COMMENCEMENT:<br />

comense<br />

commend laudar, recomandar<br />

commensurate proportional, relativ<br />

comment v. comentar (-ation, -ator,<br />

-arie); (noun) comenta, nota,<br />

remarca<br />

commerce comercie (-al), afere, negocie<br />

commiserate comiserar, compatir<br />

commissariat (mil.) comissariatu,<br />

intendantùra<br />

commissary comissario<br />

commission comission (-ario), charge,<br />

mandate, comende. TO GIVE<br />

A ~: comisser<br />

commit cometter, far; (entrust)<br />

confider<br />

committee comité<br />

commode comode<br />

commodious comod, spaciosi, vast, ampli<br />

commodity merce<br />

commodore comodore<br />

common comun, ordinari, banal, trivial,<br />

vulgari, frequent; (noun)<br />

comun pastura;<br />

commonweal bene public<br />

commonalty comunitá, populache<br />

commoner cive<br />

commonplace banal (-itá), ordinari<br />

commonwealth comunalité<br />

commotion tumultu, comotion<br />

commune comunité, publica, municipie;<br />

v. TO ~ WITH: conferer con<br />

communicant comunient<br />

communicate comunicar (-ation, -ativ),<br />

informar, advertir, dar avise<br />

communion (eccles.) comunion, eucaristie<br />

communist comunist (-ic, -isme)<br />

community comunité<br />

commute ohangear; comutar; (a<br />

sentence) transformar, amildar<br />

compact a. ~, compresset<br />

companion compane, socio<br />

company companie, societé, association,<br />

truppe, bande; confratrie<br />

compare comparar (-abil, -ation,-ativ,<br />

-ative)<br />

comparison comparation<br />

compartment rayon, branche, compartiment;<br />

(rail.) cupé<br />

compass circuit, circul, sfere,<br />

circumferentie; (extent)<br />

extension, limites; (ship's)<br />

bussol; (pair of compasses)<br />

compasse<br />

compassion ~, misericordie<br />

compatible campatabil<br />

compatriot ~<br />

compeer socio<br />

compel fortiar, obligar<br />

compendium compendie, extrate<br />

compensate compensar (-ation, -atori),<br />

rimborsar, reparar<br />

compete concurrer. competir (-itor,<br />

-ition)<br />

competent ~ (-ie)<br />

competence suficentie, habilitá,<br />

competentie<br />

compile compilar (-ation, -ator)<br />

complacent content, self-satisfat<br />

complain plendir, lamentar<br />

complaint plende, petition; maladie,<br />

índisposition<br />

complaisent complesent (-ie), gentil<br />

complement ~ (-ari), suplement<br />

complete a. complet; v. compleer,<br />

completar, finir, perfectionar<br />

complex ~ (-itá), complicat; (noion)<br />

complexe<br />

complexion facie-color, carnation<br />

complicate complicar (-ation)<br />

complicity complicitá, complicie<br />

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compliment ~ (-ar, -ari)<br />

comply submetter se a, ceder, obedir<br />

component componente, element, parte,<br />

ingrediente<br />

comport conduir se (-ida)<br />

compose composir (-ition, -itor);<br />

(oneself) quietar, tranquilisar<br />

se; (set up type) composter (ero,<br />

-or)<br />

composite composit, complicat<br />

composition ~, artícul, ovre; consistentie<br />

compost composte<br />

composure tranquilitá, calmie<br />

compote compotte<br />

compound a. complex; v. mixter,<br />

combinar, junter. TO ~ WITH<br />

ONE'S CREDITORS: atinger<br />

un arangeament con su<br />

creditores; (noun) mixtura,<br />

combination. ~ INTEREST:<br />

intereste acumulativ<br />

comprehend comprenDer (-sion, -sibil),<br />

percepter, capir, incluDer<br />

comprehensive inbrassant, vast, extensiv<br />

compress compresser (-ion, -or, -ibil)<br />

comprise inbrassar, contener, incluDer<br />

compromise v. compromisser (-ion); (a<br />

person) comprometter (-ent);<br />

(noun) compromisse,<br />

arangeament COMPULSION:<br />

fortiation, pression,obligation<br />

compulsory obligativ, obligatori<br />

gompunction remorse, contrition<br />

compute computar, calcular; evaluar,<br />

taxar (-ation)<br />

comrade camarado, compane, socio<br />

con studiar, leer atentivmen. PROS<br />

AFD CONS: por e contra<br />

concatenate concatenar (-ation)<br />

concave cavi, concav (-itá)<br />

conceal celar, ocultar<br />

concede conceder (-ssion)<br />

conceit vanitá, presumption,<br />

imagination, idé<br />

conceited vanitosi, fier, ínmodest<br />

conceive capir, comprender, concepter,<br />

presentar se, imaginar;<br />

(become pregnant) gravidijar,<br />

concepter<br />

concentrate concentrar (-ation, -ic)<br />

concept conception, notion, idé<br />

concern concerner (-ent); (noun) afere,<br />

interesse<br />

concerning (prep.) concernente, pri<br />

concert ~; (agreement) acorde,<br />

consente; v. interconsentir<br />

concertina ~<br />

concession ~ (-ario)<br />

conchology conchologie<br />

conciliate conciliar (-ant, -ation, -ator)<br />

concise concis<br />

conclave ~<br />

conclude concluDer (-sion, -siv), finir,<br />

terminar<br />

concoct fabricar, preparar, cocinar,<br />

excogitar, inventer<br />

concomitant acompaniant, samtemporal,<br />

co-existent<br />

concord concordie; v. concordar<br />

concourse assemblé; turbe<br />

concrete a. concret (-isar); (noun) beton

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concubine concubina (-age, -atu)<br />

concupiscence voluptá, voluptositá,<br />

concupiscentie<br />

concur consentir, coincider<br />

concussion comotion cerebral<br />

condemn condaranar, blamar,<br />

desaprobar<br />

condense condensar (-ation, -ator),<br />

compresser<br />

condescend condescender (-entie), dignar,<br />

compleser<br />

condign meritet<br />

condiment ~, spice<br />

condition ~ (-al, -ar), statu<br />

condole condoler (-ent, -entie)<br />

condone pardonar, excusar<br />

condor ~<br />

conduce contribuer, axixiliar, servir,<br />

favorisar<br />

conduct v. ducter, guidar, directer;<br />

(behave) conduir (se); (noun)<br />

conduida. SAPE ~: passapermisse<br />

conductor ~; (mus.) director,<br />

capellmastro, chef de<br />

orchestre, dirigente.<br />

LIGHTNING ~: para-fúlmine<br />

conduit aqua-tub<br />

cone ~ (-ic). FIRECONE: pin-fructa<br />

confectionery sucrage (-ero, -ería)<br />

confederate confederar (-ation, -ativ), alliar<br />

confer conferer (-entie. -entiero);<br />

(bestow) dar; (consult)<br />

consultar<br />

confess declarar, confesser (-ion, -or,<br />

-ionale)<br />

gonfidant intimo, confidente<br />

confide confider (-ent, -entie, -ential)<br />

confident cert<br />

cohfiguration ~<br />

confine v. limitar, restricter, incarcerar,<br />

confinar; (childbirth) acuchar;<br />

n. confine<br />

confirm confirmar (-ation), constatar<br />

confirmed fix, constant; (med.) cronic<br />

confiscate confiscar (-ation)<br />

conflagration incendie, flagration<br />

conflict v. conflicter; (noun) conflicte,<br />

lucte<br />

confluence confluentie<br />

conform v. adaptar, conformar (-ation, -<br />

ativ, -itá)<br />

conformable conform<br />

confound confuser, destructer.<br />

CONFOUND HIM!: li diábol<br />

mey capter le!<br />

confraternity fraternité<br />

confrere colego<br />

confront confrontar (-ation)<br />

confuse confuser (-ion); inbrolliar<br />

confute convicter pri erra, confutar<br />

congeal gelar, glaciar se, congelar (ation)<br />

congener homogen<br />

congenial plesent, simpatic, afini<br />

congenital natural, de nascentie, ínnascet,<br />

congenital<br />

conger mar-anguille, congre<br />

congeries conglomerate<br />

congest congester (-ion, -ionar)<br />

conglomerate v. conglomerar (-ation, -ate)<br />

congratulate gratular (-ation, -atori),<br />

felicitar<br />

congregate congregar (-ation), assemblar,<br />

convenir<br />

congress ~<br />

congruent ~ (-ie)<br />

conifer conifere<br />

conjecture conojecter (-ion, -ura), suposir<br />

conjoin conjunter (-ion, -iv, -ura)<br />

conjugal conjugal, marital, matrimonial<br />

conjugate conjugar (-ation)<br />

conjunction conjuntion. IN ~ WITH: junt<br />

con<br />

conjure (beseech) conjurar; (perform<br />

tricks) prestidigitar, jonglar (ero,<br />

-eríe)<br />

connect conexer (-ion)<br />

connection relation, parentité; conexion;<br />

(person) parente<br />

conning-tower comanda-turre<br />

connive coniventiar, esser in<br />

complicitá con<br />

connoisseur conossero<br />

connote significar<br />

connubial nuptial, marital<br />

conquer conquestar (-ation, -ator);<br />

victer, superar<br />

conquest victorie, triumf, conqueste<br />

consanguineous parent, consanguin (-itá)<br />

conscience conscientie (-osi)<br />

conscious conscient. TO BE ~ OF:<br />

conscier<br />

conscript v. (mil.) conscrir (-te, -tion),<br />

recrutar<br />

consecrate consacrar (-ation), benedir,<br />

dedicar<br />

consecutive consecutiv, successiv<br />

consensus consentiment<br />

consent v. consentir; (noun) consente<br />

consequence consequentie, resultate,<br />

importantie. IN ~ OF: pro<br />

conseqdential pomposi<br />

consequently ergo, dunc, per consequentie<br />

conserve conservar (-ation, -ator, -ativ, -<br />

atori), preservar; (fruit etc.)<br />

confiter<br />

consider considerar (-ation, -abil)}<br />

contemplar, prender in calcul,<br />

egardar<br />

considerate a. indulgent<br />

considering (prep.) con egard a<br />

consign consignar (-ator, -ation,<br />

-atario), expedir<br />

consignment (comm.) merces consignat,<br />

consignament<br />

consist consister (-ent, -entie)<br />

consistent consequential, conform; a.<br />

acordant, compatibil<br />

console consolar (-ation, -ativ); (noun)<br />

console<br />

consolidate consolidar (-ation)<br />

consonant a. ~; (noun): consonante<br />

consort ~, socio. v. TO ~ WITH:<br />

associar se con<br />

conspicuous prominent, clar, salient,<br />

frappant. TO BE ~ BY ITS<br />

ABSENCE: brilliar per su tot<br />

absentie<br />

conspire conspirar (-ation, -ator),<br />

complotar<br />

constable policist, conestable<br />

constant ~ (-e, -ie), frequent<br />

constellation ~<br />

consternate consternar (-ation)<br />

constipate constipar (-ation)<br />

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constituency districte electoral<br />

constitute constituer (-tion, -tional, -tiv, -<br />

ente)<br />

constituent elector<br />

constrain fortiar, obligar<br />

constraint fortie, fortiation<br />

constrict constricter (-ion, -iv), contraer<br />

construct constructer (-ion, -iv, -or)<br />

construe interpretar<br />

consul ~ (-atu)<br />

consult consultar (-ation)<br />

consume consumpter (-ion, -iv); (eat)<br />

manjar<br />

consummate a. habilissim; v. completar,<br />

perfecter<br />

consumption (med.) ftise (-ic); consumption<br />

contact contacte; v. comunicar con,<br />

contacter<br />

contagion contagie (-osi), infection<br />

contain contener (-ete, -entie, -ida)<br />

contaminate contaminar (-ation), polluer,<br />

infecter (-ion)<br />

contemn despecter, despreciar<br />

contemplate contemplar (-ation, -ativ)<br />

contemporaneo contemporan (-ie)<br />

us<br />

cohtemporary (noun) contemporane<br />

contempt despection<br />

contemptible abject, depreciabil<br />

contemptuous orgolliosi, depreciant, sarcastic<br />

contend combatter, luctar, polemisar,<br />

asserter, mantener<br />

content a. ~; v. contentar (-ament),<br />

satisfar<br />

contentious querellaci<br />

contents contenete<br />

conterminous adjacent, contigui<br />

ontest combatte, lucte, concurse,<br />

polemica; v. contestar (-ation.<br />

-abil), negar<br />

context contextu (-al)<br />

contiguous contigui (-tá)<br />

continent a. chast, abstenent; (noun)<br />

continente (-al)<br />

contingent dependent de; (noun)<br />

contingente<br />

continual continui (-tá), íncessant<br />

continue continuar (-ation), extenDer<br />

contort torDer (-sion)<br />

contour contur<br />

contra- as in <strong>English</strong>: contra-dir, -bass,<br />

-punct<br />

contraband contrabande (-ar, -ero)<br />

contract v. contraer (se) (-tion, -tiv);<br />

abreviar. TO ENTER INTO A<br />

~: contratar; (noun) ocontrate,<br />

pacte<br />

contractor interprendero<br />

contradict contradir (-tion), dementir<br />

contralto ~<br />

contrapuntal ~<br />

contrary a. contrari, adversi; (noun)<br />

contrarie (-etá). ON THE ~: in<br />

contrari<br />

contrast contraste (-ar)<br />

contravene contravenir (-tion); contraacter,<br />

violar<br />

contribute contribuer (-tion, -tiv)<br />

contrite repentent, contrit (-ion)<br />

contrivance aparate, mecanisme<br />

contrive inventer, ingeniar, successar<br />

control control (-ar), direction,<br />

supervision

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controversy polemica, controverse (-ar)<br />

controversial disputabil<br />

controvert refutar, despruvar, oposir<br />

contumacious obstinaci, perversi, renitent<br />

contumely insolentie, linguage arogant<br />

contuse contuser (-ion, -ionar), aplastar<br />

conundrum enigma, rebus<br />

convalesce convalescer (-ent, -entie)<br />

convene convocar, assemblar;<br />

(summon) citar<br />

convenient comod, apt, convenent. TO BE<br />

~: convener<br />

convent conventu (-al), monastere,<br />

monaciera, claustre<br />

convention ~, assemblé, convenida<br />

conventional ~, usual, customal<br />

converge converger (-ent, -entie)<br />

conversant versat, adept<br />

conversazione soaré<br />

converse parlar, conversar (-tion);<br />

(noun) lu oposit<br />

conversely invers, in contrari<br />

conversion ~, transformation, change<br />

convert converter, proselitar; (noun)<br />

convertete, proselite, neofite<br />

convex ~ (-itá)<br />

convey (news) transmisser,<br />

comunicar; (carry) transportar,<br />

transferter<br />

conveyance expedition; (veh.) vehicul,<br />

carre<br />

conveyancer notario<br />

convict declarar culpabil; (noun)<br />

criminard condamnat a<br />

servitude penal, penitentiario<br />

conviction (opinion) ~, crede<br />

convince convicter<br />

convivial festinal, festal, sociabil<br />

convoke convocar<br />

convolution ~<br />

convolvulus convolvul<br />

convoy ~ (-ar, -ero), escorte<br />

convulse convulser (-ion, -iv)<br />

coo v. rucular (-ada)<br />

cook v. cocinar (-ero, -era, -ería)<br />

cookery cocine, arte culinari<br />

cool frigid, frisc; (fig.) calm,<br />

indiferent, flegmatic, ínturbat;<br />

v. (re)frigidar<br />

coolie culi<br />

cooling (mech.) refrigidation<br />

coolness aplombe<br />

coop cage por volallia<br />

cooper cuvero<br />

co-operate cooperar (-ation, -ativ, -ative)<br />

co-opt cooptar (-ation)<br />

co-ordinate coordinar (-ation, -ator, -ates)<br />

coot fulica<br />

cope (eccl.) sutane; (dome) cupol; v.<br />

TO ~ WITH: luctar contra,<br />

mastrisar<br />

copious ampli, rich, abundant,<br />

numerosi<br />

copper cupre; (vessel) cuve, ~<br />

WORKS: cuprería<br />

coppice boscage<br />

copulate copular (-ation, -ativ), coiter<br />

copy copie (-ar, -ist), modelle,<br />

duplicate, specimen; (of a<br />

book) exemplare; (art)<br />

reproduction. COPY-BOOK:<br />

copyright<br />

caderne; v. copiar, imitar<br />

jure editorial<br />

coquettish coquet (-ar, -eríe)<br />

coral coralle (-in). ~ ISLAND: atoll<br />

cord corde (-age)<br />

cordial ~ (-itá); (noun) cordiale<br />

cordite ~<br />

cordon (mil.) ~<br />

core nucleo, cordie; quintessentie<br />

cork corc; (bung) tapon. ~SCREW:<br />

tira-corc. ~ TREE: corciere; v.<br />

corcar<br />

cormorant cormoran<br />

corn (on foot) calle; (grain)<br />

frument, cereales, mais, grane<br />

corncrake crex<br />

cornea ~<br />

corner angul. ~ STONE: lápid<br />

angulari; v. (comm.) acaparar<br />

cornet cornette (-ist)<br />

cornflower centaurea, cianette<br />

cornice corniche<br />

corolla (bot.) corol<br />

corollary corolarie<br />

coronation ~<br />

coroner inquestor legal<br />

coronet coronette<br />

corporal ~, (mil.) caporale<br />

corporate corporat<br />

corporation ~, municipie<br />

corporeal corporal, material<br />

corps (mil.) corpo<br />

corpse cadavre, morto<br />

corpulent ~ (-ie), obesi<br />

corpuscle corpuscul (-ari)<br />

correct a. corect, just; v. corecter (ion,<br />

-iv, -ura),punir<br />

correlate corelater (-ion, -iv)<br />

correspond coresponder (-ent, -entie)<br />

corresponding conform a, secun<br />

to<br />

corridor coridor<br />

corrigendum un erra a corecter, corectende<br />

corroborate coroborar (-ation, -ativ),<br />

confirmar<br />

corrode coroDer (-sion, -siv)<br />

corrugate v. rugar<br />

corrupt corupter (-ion, -iv); a. corupt,<br />

depravat<br />

corsage ~<br />

corsair corsare, pirate<br />

corslet demi-curasse<br />

corset corsete (-era)<br />

cortege cortege, escorte, suita<br />

cortex cortice (-al)<br />

coruscate scintillear, brilliar<br />

corvette corvete<br />

corvine corvin<br />

coryphaeus corifé<br />

cosmetic grime, cosmetic; n. cosmetico<br />

cosmic ~<br />

cosmo- as in <strong>English</strong>: cosmo-gonie,<br />

-grafie, -logie, -polit<br />

cosmos cosmo<br />

cossack cosac<br />

cosset dorlotar (-on)<br />

cost custa, precie<br />

costly car, custosi, expensiv<br />

costermonger stradvenditor<br />

costal (med.) ~<br />

costive constipat<br />

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costume ~ (-ero)<br />

cosy a. agreabil, comfortabil;<br />

(noun) té-muff, covri-teiere<br />

cot infant-lette; domette<br />

coterie coteríe, clique<br />

cottage ~, domette, villa<br />

cotter-pin clavette, bolt fendet<br />

cotton coton (-age); (thread) fil<br />

cotton-wool vate<br />

couch canapé, sofa, reposuore; v.<br />

expresser<br />

cougar cugar, puma<br />

cough n. tusse (-ar, -ada)<br />

coulisse culisse<br />

council concil<br />

counsel consilie (-ero), avise;<br />

(barrister) avocate; v. consiliar<br />

(-ator), deliberar, conferer pri<br />

count comto: (-atu, -ia, -essa)<br />

count v. numerar, contar, calcular<br />

countenance facie, visage; aprobation; v.<br />

permisser, aprobar<br />

counter (noun) contore; (games) chip,<br />

jeton; v. contra-acter. TO RUN<br />

~ TO: contrariar, esser contrari<br />

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counter~ (in comp.) contra-mesura,<br />

-demande, -póndere<br />

counter-check centra-control<br />

counterfeit v. contrafar, imitar; a. fictiv,<br />

fals<br />

counterfoil control-folie<br />

countermand revocar, contra-ordonar,<br />

contramandar<br />

countersink fresar<br />

country land, país; (as distinct from<br />

town) rure, campania<br />

countryman paisan, rurano. FELLOW ~:<br />

compatriot<br />

county comtia, provincia<br />

couple pare, cuple; v. junter, ligar;<br />

(mech.) cuplar<br />

coupon cupon<br />

courage corage (-osi)<br />

courier curriero<br />

course (lessons) cursu; (race) curse;<br />

(of water) fluida; (of life)<br />

carriera, serie. OF ~:<br />

naturalmen, self-comprensibil<br />

coursing lepor-chassada, chass-currida<br />

court corte; (law) corte, tribunale; v.<br />

cortesar; (disaster) invitar<br />

courteous cortesi (-esie)<br />

courtesan curtisana, hetera<br />

courtier cortesan<br />

cousin cusino (-a)<br />

cove baya, golfette<br />

covenant contrate, pacte; (league) liga,<br />

fédere; v. concordar<br />

cover v. covrir; (noun) covritura:<br />

(lid) covriment, covrette;<br />

(book) covriment<br />

coverlet covri-lette<br />

covert a. secret, covrit; (noun) bestierefugia<br />

covet desirar, cupidar, esser avid pri<br />

covetous avid; (miserly) avari<br />

covey coyatura, vola<br />

cow vacca; v. intimidar, dominar.<br />

COWDUNG: flad<br />

coward caudard, poltron (-eríe).

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timoron<br />

cowboy vaccero<br />

cowee ahoccar se; horrer (avan)<br />

cowl capuce<br />

cowslip primul<br />

coxcomb dandy, fatuo, vaniton<br />

coxswain botstirero, stirmann<br />

coy modest, prud, timid<br />

crab (zool.) crabe<br />

crab-apple pomastre<br />

crabbed morosi, acerb<br />

crack fende; (of whip) clacca; (of<br />

gun) detonation; v. fender,<br />

rupter; cracar<br />

cracker craca-bonbon; (for nuts) nucecracator,<br />

craca-nuce<br />

crackle gnistar, crepitar<br />

cradle lulluore<br />

craft mestiere, artise; (cunning)<br />

astutie; (naut.) nave, bote<br />

craftsman artisan (-atu)<br />

crafty astut<br />

crag cliff, rocc<br />

cram stuffar, plenar; inculcar;<br />

(study) studiar<br />

cramp spasma, crampe; (iron)<br />

crampon<br />

cramped strett, rigid, confinat<br />

cranberry oxicocco, rubi mirtille<br />

crane (bird) grue; (mech.) cran; v.<br />

TO ~ THE NECK: extender li<br />

col<br />

cranium cranie (-al)<br />

crank (mech.) manivelle; ( a turn)<br />

torsion; (person) maniac; a.<br />

(naut.) instabil<br />

cranny fendette, fissura<br />

crape crepon<br />

crash (noun) crac, fracass,<br />

detonation; (comm.) bancrott,<br />

bankruptie; v. aplastar se,<br />

coliDer; (collapse) crular<br />

crass ~, extrem, gross<br />

crate chest, pacca-corbe<br />

crater erátere<br />

cravat cravatte<br />

crave implorar, suplicar; ( ~ for)<br />

avidar<br />

craven caudari; (noun) poltron<br />

crawfish crev<br />

crawl repter<br />

crayon pastelle<br />

craze manie, frenesie<br />

crazy alienat, frenesi, folli<br />

creak crepitar, cracar<br />

cream crem (-osi)<br />

crease v. plicar; (crumple) frossar;<br />

(pucker) frunsar<br />

create crear (-ation, -ator, -ativ,<br />

-atura)<br />

credence fide, crede(ntie)<br />

credentials legitimation-paperes<br />

credible credibil (-ita)<br />

credit v. creder; (place to ~) crediter;<br />

(noun) credite, honore<br />

creditable honorant<br />

creditor ~<br />

credulous credul (-itá), credaci<br />

creed confession, credentie<br />

creek bay, rivere, litt inboccatura<br />

creel pisc-corb<br />

creep repter, serpentar, ear sin brue<br />

creeper (bot.) sarment, branchette;<br />

(plant) climbator<br />

cremate cremar (-ation, -atoria),<br />

incindrar<br />

crenellated crenellat<br />

creole creol<br />

creosote creosot<br />

crepe crepon<br />

crepuscular crepusculari<br />

crescendo ~<br />

crescent (noun) crescente; (of moon)<br />

falcette<br />

cress cresson (-iera)<br />

crest creste, toff<br />

cretaceous cretosi, cretatri<br />

cretin cretino<br />

cretonne creton<br />

crevasse fende, fissura<br />

crevice fendette, fissura<br />

crew truppe, bande, equip; clicca<br />

crib crippe, manjuore, stall, infantlette;<br />

v. plagiar; restricter<br />

cribble cribelle<br />

crick crampe, spasma<br />

cricket (game) ~; (insect) grillie<br />

crime crímine (-al, -ard), delicte<br />

crimp v. crispar<br />

crimson carmesin<br />

cringe adflexer se servilmen avan<br />

crinkle rugar, plicar<br />

crinoline ~<br />

cripple (noun) invalido, mutilato; a.<br />

(crippled) claudicant, paralisat<br />

crisis crise<br />

crisp (hair) ~; (air) frisc; (brittle)<br />

crumelaci; v. crispar<br />

criterion criterie<br />

critic critico (-ard)<br />

critical (crisis) critic; (censorious)<br />

criticaci<br />

criticise criticar, criticachar<br />

criticism critica<br />

croak croacar; (frogs) coacar (-ada)<br />

crochet v. crochetar (-age, -eríe)<br />

crock potte terrin, cruche<br />

crockery argil-merce, potteríe, fayance<br />

crocodile ~<br />

crocus ~, safran<br />

croft micri farme<br />

crony intim amico, intimo<br />

crook croc, croc-baston. BISHOP'S<br />

~: baston episcopal; (swindler)<br />

fraudero<br />

crooked curvi, obliqui, desrect;<br />

perversi<br />

croon cantar pianmen<br />

crop recolte; (bird's) cropp; v.<br />

tonder, abciser; (reap) falcear<br />

croquet croquete<br />

cross a. travers, transversal; obliqui,<br />

diagonal; iritabil, morosi;<br />

(noun) cruce, crucifix; hibride.<br />

crossing|cross passage, trajecte; (rail.) nivell-<br />

cross-roads|<br />

cross<br />

passage.<br />

crucevia; v. transear, transir,<br />

passar; (oppose) oposir;<br />

(plants) crucear, hibridisar.<br />

to cross out| trastrecar; (of streets)<br />

cross intersecter se<br />

crossbow arbalest<br />

cross-examine contra-questionar<br />

cross-eyed strab (-on, -isme)<br />

cross-grained (of persons) obstinat, renitent<br />

cross-trees (naut.) travers-salinga<br />

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crotchet (whim) marotte, capricie;<br />

(mus.) quart-note<br />

crouch ahoccar se, inflexer se, bassar<br />

se<br />

croup (med.) crupp; (animals) crupe<br />

crow (bird) cornille; v. cantar quam<br />

un gállino, triumfar (súper)<br />

crowbar levuore, ferrin fuste<br />

crowd hom-amasse, turbe; v. presser,<br />

amassar, superplenar. TO ~<br />

SAILS: presser segles, portar<br />

tro mult segles<br />

crown coron, diadem; (wreath)<br />

guirlande; (of head) vertice;<br />

(of anchor) cruce; v. coronar (ation)<br />

crucial critic, decisiv<br />

crucible fusuore, crusel<br />

crucifix ~<br />

crucify crucificar (-ation)<br />

crude crud (-itá)<br />

cruel ~ (-itá)<br />

cruet flacon, botellette,<br />

condimentiere<br />

cruise crucear; (noun) plesur-viage,<br />

cruce<br />

cruiser crucero, cruceator<br />

crumb orumel; ( a ~) crumelun<br />

crumble crumelar; (into dust) dispolvar<br />

crumple frossar<br />

crunch (teeth) grinsar; (of snow)<br />

gnistar, crepitar<br />

crupper (harness) caude-strap; (of<br />

horse) crupe<br />

crusade cruceade (-ero)<br />

cruse cruchette<br />

crush supresser, aplastar; presser,<br />

anihilar; (bruise) contuser;<br />

(pound) pistar<br />

crust cruste, cortice<br />

crustacean crustacé<br />

crutch cruca (-on)<br />

crux desfacilitá<br />

cry criar, clamar; (weep) lacrimar,<br />

plorar (-ada). TO ~ OUT:<br />

exclamar; n. cri<br />

crypt cripta, tombe<br />

cryptic secret, ocult, enigmatic<br />

crystal cristalle (-in. -isar)<br />

cub (of lion, fox etc.) leonello,<br />

foxello; garsonacho<br />

cube cub (-ic, -ar, -atura, -ist)<br />

cubicle cuchatoria, dorm-chambrette<br />

cuckold cocú<br />

cuckoo cucú<br />

cucumber cucumbre<br />

cud TO CHEW THE ~: remachar,<br />

ruminar<br />

cuddle caressar, inbrassar,<br />

circumpresser<br />

cudgel clobb, bastonazzo<br />

cue billiard-baston; (theatre) parol<br />

indicatori, signe<br />

cuff manchette; (blow) colpe (per li<br />

punie); puniade<br />

cuirass curasse (-iero, -ero)<br />

cuisine cocine, arte culinari<br />

cul-de-sac ciec-via<br />

culinary culinari<br />

cull colier<br />

culminate culminar (-ation)<br />

culpable culpabil (-itá), criminal<br />

culprit culpon, malefator

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cult cultu<br />

cultivate cultivar (-ation, -ator, -abil)<br />

culture cultura (-al)<br />

cultered cult<br />

cumber genar, embarassar, incumbrar<br />

cumbersome genant, molest, ponderosi<br />

cumin cúmine<br />

cumulative cumulativ<br />

cumulus ~<br />

cuneiform ~<br />

cunning a. astut (-ie), insidie<br />

cup tasse (-ade), cope; (in sport)<br />

bocale<br />

cupboard scaf<br />

cupid ~ (itá)<br />

cupola cupol<br />

cupreous cupric, cuprin<br />

cur canach<br />

curate sub-paroco, vicario<br />

curator ~, intendante<br />

curb bridar, frenar, moderar<br />

curds coagulat lacte, caseine<br />

curdle coagular<br />

cure cura(tion), terapie, remedie; v.<br />

sanar, remediar; insalar,<br />

preparar<br />

curfew vésper-cloche<br />

curio curiositá, raritá<br />

curious curiosi, inquisitiv, strangi<br />

curl bucle; (of waves) crispada; (of<br />

smoke) serpenteada; v. a.<br />

friser, buclar<br />

curlew numenio<br />

curling-paper papilotte<br />

curmudgeon avaron, mesquino<br />

currant crusbere. DRIED ~: corinte<br />

currency circulation; valuta, moné<br />

current ~, fluent, circulant<br />

curriculum curriculum<br />

currier preparator de cute<br />

curry v. TO ~ FAVOUR: insinuar se;<br />

(noun) carri<br />

curry-comb strigul (-ar)<br />

curse maledir (-ition), blasfemar; n.<br />

anatema, blasfema<br />

cursive cursiv<br />

cursory cursori, efemeral, fugitiv,<br />

superficial<br />

curt brusqui, laconic, abrupt<br />

curtail acurtar, abreviar, restricter,<br />

limitar<br />

curtain cortine<br />

curtsey reverentie, cortesie; v. far<br />

reverentie, cortesiar<br />

curve ~, curvatura; v. curvar, flexer<br />

curved curv(i)<br />

cushion cussine (-ette)<br />

custard crem ovin<br />

custodian curator, custode, gardero<br />

custody, in sub garde; custodie. TO TAKE<br />

INTO ~: arestar<br />

custom ~ (-al, -ari), hábitu, usu;<br />

(social practice) more<br />

customer client, comprator<br />

customs doane (-ero), tribute<br />

cut n. cisura; tranchitura; (style)<br />

fasson; a. (glass) polit, slifat;<br />

v. (hair) tonder; (meat)<br />

tranchir; (stone) ciser, sculpter.<br />

TO ~ OFF: decupar, deciser<br />

cutaneous pellic, dermatic, cutin<br />

cute sagaci, astut<br />

cuticle epiderma, cuticul<br />

cutler cultellero (-íe)<br />

cutlet cotlette<br />

cutter (blade) lame, cupuore; (naut.)<br />

cuttre<br />

cut-throat assassinator, cise-gurgul<br />

cutting (hort.) demergeon<br />

cuttlefish sepia<br />

cyclamen ciclamen<br />

cycle bicicle(tte); (of time) cicle<br />

cyclone ciclon<br />

cygnet cignell<br />

cylinder cilindre (-ic)<br />

cymbal cimbale<br />

cynic cinic (-o, -isme)<br />

cynosure stelle guidant, punctu de<br />

atration<br />

cypher ciffre; (nought) null<br />

cypress cipresse<br />

cyst vessic, sac<br />

czar tsar (-essa)<br />

D<br />

dab v. tappar; n. tappa<br />

dabble barbotar, spruzzar. TO ~ IN:<br />

laborachar ye, dilettantar.<br />

DABBLER IN<br />

PHILOSOPHY: filosofastro<br />

dachshund bassete<br />

dactyl dactile (-ic, -ologie)<br />

dad papá<br />

daffodil yelb narcisse<br />

daft idiotic, folli, stult<br />

dagger puniale<br />

dahlia dalia<br />

daily a. dial, diari; (noun) diale<br />

dainty delicat (-esse), fin, pretti;<br />

(noun) gurmandage<br />

dairy lacteria. ~ MAID: lactera<br />

dais estrade, tribune<br />

daisy margarita<br />

dale valléy(ette)<br />

dally hesitar, perdir témpor;<br />

amorettar, flirtar<br />

dam diga; (of animals) matre<br />

damage ~; (law) desdamageament,<br />

compensation; v. damagear,<br />

nocer<br />

damask damasco<br />

dame dama<br />

damn (con)damnar (-ation, -abil),<br />

anatemar<br />

damned maledit<br />

damp humid (-ar, -itá). ~ PROOF:<br />

inpermeabil<br />

damper (for fires) camin-clappe<br />

damsel senioretta, puella<br />

damson prune damascin<br />

dance v. dansar; (noun) dansa (-ero, -<br />

era, -ada), ball<br />

dandelion leontodon, taráxaco<br />

dandle saltillar, balansar<br />

dandy ~<br />

danger dangere (-osi)<br />

dangle balansar, oscillar, pender,<br />

pendular<br />

dank humid<br />

dapper chic, alert, elegant<br />

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dappled puntillat, maculat<br />

dare audaciar, haver li corage,<br />

defiar<br />

daring a. audaci (-tá), brav, corageosi,<br />

temerari<br />

dark a. obscur, tenebrosi, sinistri;<br />

(noun) tenebre, obscuritá<br />

darken obscurar; (grow ~) obsourijar<br />

darling a. car, amat; (noun) carissim (o),<br />

favorita (-o)<br />

darn reparar, lappar<br />

dart micri fleche, lansette, darde; v.<br />

(a look) jettar regard sur. TO ~<br />

AT: precipitar se a<br />

dash (hurl) lansar, jettar(se) ;<br />

(smash) fracassar; (one's<br />

hopes) forprender li<br />

esperantie; (~ against) chocar<br />

contra; (noun) strec; (quantity)<br />

un poc; admixtura; (spirit)<br />

elan<br />

dashing frappant, evocant atention,<br />

audaci, galant<br />

dastard caudard, poltron (-eríe)<br />

dastardly abominabil, caudardi<br />

data ~, factes, detallies<br />

date ~ (-ar). UP TO ~: modern,<br />

hodial, til hodie. OUT OF ~:<br />

anacronistic; (fruit) datil<br />

dative a. dativ; (noun) dative<br />

daub (with brush) pinselachar;<br />

pictachar<br />

daughter filia. ~-IN-LAW: belfilia<br />

daunt intimidar, descoragear<br />

davit ~, bot-cran<br />

dawdle lentear, dissipar, témpor<br />

dawn aurora, crepuscul; alba; v.<br />

matinear, albijar<br />

day die; (opposed to night) jorne<br />

daydream reve<br />

daylight luce diari<br />

daze aturdir, stupefar; (dazzle)<br />

ciecar<br />

dazzle (a)ciecar, fascinar, dazlar<br />

deacon diacon (-atu, -essa); (Church<br />

officer presbitero<br />

dead a. mort (-al), ínanimat; (dead<br />

to) ínsensibil por; (accurate)<br />

exact; ~ HEAT: egalitá. THE<br />

~: li mortes. ~ MARCH:<br />

marcha funebri<br />

deaden obtuser, moderar, narootisar<br />

deadlock stagnation, cessation<br />

deadly mortal, fatal<br />

deadly belladonna<br />

nightshade<br />

deaf surd (a-ar)<br />

deap-mute surdimuto<br />

deal parte, portion; (timber) planca;<br />

v. (cards) distribuer, dar;<br />

(trade) mercar, negociar;<br />

(trade with) comprar che; (a<br />

blow) far, inflicter; (~ with)<br />

liquidar, executer<br />

dealer comerciante, mercator,<br />

mercero, negociant<br />

dealings interrelationes, tráfic,<br />

negociationes<br />

dean decan (-atu)<br />

dear car, amat; (costly) custosi, car,<br />

expensiv. OH ~: o ve!

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dearth manca, indigentie, scarsitá<br />

death morte (-al, -alitá). ~ AGONY:<br />

agonie. TO PUT TO ~: mortar<br />

deathbed lette de morte<br />

deathless ínmortal<br />

debacle catastrof, debacle<br />

debar excluDer, refusar<br />

debase degradar, depravar, humilar;<br />

(coinage) falsar<br />

debased viciosi, degradat, corupt(et)<br />

debate debatte (-ar, -abil)<br />

debauch seducter, ruinar; v. a. debochar<br />

(-ard, -eríe), libertinar<br />

debenture obligation, debit-atest<br />

debilitate debilisar (-ation)<br />

debit (comm.) debete (-ar)<br />

debonair galant, benigni, afabil<br />

debouch exmarchar, exfluer<br />

debris fragmentes, roccallia<br />

debt debite (-or)<br />

debut debut (-ante). TO MAKE<br />

ONE'S ~: debutar<br />

decade -decennie (-al)<br />

decadent ~ (-ie)<br />

decamp departer, secretmen forear,<br />

decampar<br />

decant transvasar<br />

decanter caraffe<br />

decapitate decap(it)ar (-ation)<br />

decarbonise decarbonisar<br />

decay devenir caduc, decrepir,<br />

deperir, decader; (rot) putrir;<br />

decomposir se; n. caducitá,<br />

putrition<br />

decease morte, decesse<br />

deceit duperíe, fraude<br />

deceive decepter (-ion, -iv); (mislead)<br />

seducter, dupar<br />

december decembre<br />

decennial ~, deci-annual<br />

decent ~ (-ie), pudic; suficent<br />

decentralise decentralisar (-ation)<br />

decide deciDer (-sion, -siv)<br />

decided a. cert, positiv, firm<br />

deciduous decidui<br />

decimal ~<br />

decimate decimar (-ation)<br />

decipher deciffrar<br />

decision ~, firmitá<br />

deck (naut.) ~, ponte; (quarter-deck)<br />

stern-deck; v. ornar, vestir<br />

declaim declamar (-ation. -ator)<br />

declare declarar (-ation), anunciar,<br />

asserter<br />

declension declination<br />

decline v. declinar, refusar; diminuer;<br />

(noun) marasma, ftise<br />

declivity declive<br />

decoct decocter (-ion)<br />

decode deciffrar, decodificar<br />

decollete decolté, decoltat<br />

decompose decomposir (se) (-ition)<br />

decontrol decontrolar, liberar de control<br />

decorate ornar; decorar (-ation, -ativ,<br />

-ator)<br />

decorous decent, convenent<br />

decorum decentie, bon manieres<br />

decorticate decorticar<br />

decoy lure; v. atraer. lurar<br />

decrease (di)minuer (-tion), decrescer (entie)<br />

decree decrete (-er), ordon (-ar)<br />

decrepit ~, caduc<br />

decry decreditar, depreciar<br />

dedicate dedicar (-ation, -atori),<br />

consacrar, devoer (se)<br />

deduce deducter (-ion, -iv),<br />

concluDer, derivar<br />

deduct subtraer (-tion)<br />

deed acte, action; document<br />

deem opiner, considerar<br />

deep a. profund (-ita, -esse, -ore);<br />

(noun) mare, abisse<br />

deepen aprofundar, devenir plu intens<br />

deep-seated inradicat<br />

deer cervo (-a); (Roe) capreol<br />

deface defigurar, deformar, defecter<br />

defalcate defraudar<br />

defame defamar (-ation, -atori),<br />

calumniar<br />

default v. negliger; (noun) manca,<br />

omission; (law) contumacie.<br />

TO SUFFER JUDGMENT<br />

BY ~: perdir ye li processu pro<br />

absentie<br />

defaulter (comm.) insolvente<br />

defeat v. victer, victoriar; frustrar,<br />

anullar; (mil.) defetar; (noun)<br />

defete<br />

defect defecte (-iv), manaca, erra<br />

defection desertion, abandon<br />

defence defense, defension, protection<br />

defend defenDer (-siv), gardar,<br />

protecter; (law) pledar<br />

defendant acusato, inculpato<br />

defer procrastinar, ajornar;<br />

submisser se; (yield) ceder<br />

deference respecte, consideration<br />

defiance bravade, defiation. IN ~ OF:<br />

malgré, in defí de<br />

deficient mancant, ínsuficent, defectiv,<br />

ínperfect<br />

deficit deficite<br />

defile v. depravar, deshonorar; (mil.)<br />

defilar; (noun) defilé (strett)<br />

pass<br />

define definir (-ition, -itiv), preeiser,<br />

limitar<br />

deflate deflar (-ation)<br />

deflect detornar, deviar, deflexer<br />

deflower deshonorar, desvirginar; (a<br />

plant) desflorar<br />

deform deformar (-ation, -itá), mutilar<br />

defraud defraudar<br />

defray payar<br />

deft habil, déxteri<br />

defunct mort, decedet. TO BE ~: ne<br />

plu exister<br />

defy bravar, provocar, defiar<br />

degenerate v. degenerar (-ation); a.<br />

degenerat, decadent, perversi<br />

degrade degradar, humilar<br />

degree gradu, mesura, scala;<br />

proportion; (rank) rang,<br />

diploma. BY DEGREES:<br />

gradualmen<br />

deify deificar<br />

deign dignar, condescender<br />

deism de-isme (-ist)<br />

deity Deo, deitá<br />

dejected depresset, descorageat,<br />

desanimat<br />

delay v. a. retardar, procrastinar,<br />

demorar; v. n. tardar, hesitar;<br />

n. retarde, mora<br />

delectable deliciosi, juitiv, delectabil<br />

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delegate v. delegar (-ation. -ate),<br />

deputar<br />

delete forstrecar, deleter (-ion)<br />

deleterious nociv, nocent<br />

deliberate a. intentional; v. deliberar (ation)<br />

delicacy delicatesse; (a dainty)<br />

gurmandage<br />

delicate delicat, fin, tendri<br />

delicious deliciosi, ravissent; (of taste)<br />

saporosi<br />

delight delicie, plesura, joya; v.<br />

charmar, injoyar, pleser,<br />

delectar. TO ~ IN: juir<br />

delimit definir, delimitar<br />

delineate delinear; (sketch out)<br />

esquissar, dessinar<br />

delinquency delicte, culpabilitá<br />

delinquent delinquente, culpon<br />

deliquesce liquificar se<br />

delirium delire. TO BE DELIRIOUS:<br />

delirar<br />

deliver (free) liberar, emancipar;<br />

(rescue) salvar; (goods)<br />

liverar; (hand over) transdar;<br />

(an opinion) enunciar;<br />

( confinement ) acuchar<br />

dell valleyette<br />

delphinium delfinium<br />

delta ~<br />

delude dupar, decepter. TO ~ ONE<br />

INTO: seducter<br />

deluge v. inundar (-ation); (noun)<br />

diluvie (-al)<br />

delusion fals notion, halucination,<br />

deception<br />

delve fossar, serchar in<br />

demagnetise demagnetisar<br />

demagogue demagog (-ic)<br />

demand v. exiger, demandar, postular;<br />

n. demande, beson<br />

demarcate delimitar, demarcar<br />

demean abassar, degradar; (behave)<br />

conduir se<br />

demeanour conduida, atitude, maniere<br />

demented folli, rabiat, rabiosi, frenetic,<br />

dement<br />

demerit culpe, defecte, demerite<br />

demesme domene, possedage<br />

demi- as in <strong>English</strong>: demí-deo etc.<br />

demijohn corb-botelle, damajan<br />

demise morte<br />

demisemiquave triantiduesim note<br />

r<br />

demobilise demobilisar<br />

democrat ~ (-ie, -ic, -isar)<br />

demolish demolir (-ation), destructer,<br />

anihilar<br />

demon ~ (-ic, -isar, -isme)<br />

demonstrate demonstrar (-ant, -ation, -ativ)<br />

demoralise demoralisar<br />

demur hesitar, objecter<br />

demure prud, seriosi, modest<br />

demurrage demorage<br />

den caverne, antre, grotte, refugia<br />

denial negation. SELF~: abnegation<br />

denizen habitante<br />

denominate noiainar, designar<br />

denomination secta, categorie, division<br />

denote significar, indicar, marcar,<br />

signar, designar<br />

denouement developament, solution<br />

denounce denunciar (-ation, -ator),

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acusar<br />

dense densi (-tá, -ore, -allia); (fig.)<br />

stult, inept<br />

dent incisura, cavette; v. bosselar<br />

dental ~<br />

dentate dentat<br />

dentifrice dentifricte<br />

dentist ~ (-ica)<br />

dentures dentage<br />

denude denudar (-ation)<br />

deny negar, refusar<br />

deodar ~<br />

deodorize desodorisar<br />

depart departer<br />

departed (deceased) decedet<br />

department branche, profession, division,<br />

section, departement, rayon<br />

departura departe<br />

depend depender (de) (-ent, -entie)<br />

dependable pruvat, cert, secur, fidibil<br />

depict (paint) picter; (describe)<br />

descrir, caracterisar, portretar<br />

deplete exhauster (-ion), desplenar,<br />

vacuar<br />

deplore deplorar (-abil)<br />

depolarise depolarisar<br />

depopulate depopular<br />

deport deportar (-ation), exiliar<br />

deportment postura, marchada, statura<br />

depose (a king) detronar; (law) atestar,<br />

declarar<br />

deposit deposir (-ition, -itor, -itoria),<br />

dar in depó; (noun) deposite,<br />

sediment<br />

depot depó, magasine, depositoria<br />

deprave depravar<br />

depraved viciosi, depravat<br />

deprecate desaprobar, regretar<br />

depreciate depreciar; (price) minuer,<br />

reducter<br />

depredate pilliar, spoliar (-ation)<br />

depress depresser (-ion), abassar<br />

deprive privar (-ation, -ativ)<br />

depth profunditá; (measurement)<br />

profundore<br />

depute deputar (-ate, -ation), delegar<br />

deputy- (prefix) vice-<br />

derail derelar<br />

derange desordinar, desarangear,<br />

confuser; (the mind) alienar<br />

derelict abandonat, ruinat<br />

dereliction negligentie, omission<br />

deride deriDer (-sori, -sion), mocar,<br />

persiflar<br />

derogate devalorar, damagear,<br />

depreciar, desestimar, minuer<br />

derrick cran<br />

dervish ~<br />

descant (mus.) soprano; v. trillar; (fig.)<br />

discurrer pri<br />

descend descenDer (-se, -sion, -dente, -<br />

dentie)<br />

describe descrir (-ition, -itiv); (draw)<br />

dessinar<br />

descry spiar, vider, decovrir<br />

desecrate desacrar, profanar<br />

desert a. desert; (noun) deserte; v.<br />

deserter (-ion, -or) abandonar<br />

deserts merite<br />

deserve meriter (-ori, -osi)<br />

deshabille negligé<br />

desiccate (ex)siccar (-ation)<br />

desideratum beson, manca<br />

design (draw) dessinar, esquissar;<br />

(plan out) projector, designar;<br />

(intend) intenter; n. dessine,<br />

plan, projecte<br />

designate designar (-ation, -abil),<br />

destinar, nominar<br />

designing perfid, astut<br />

desire ~ (-ar, -abil). TO BE<br />

DESIROUS: desirar<br />

desist cessar, detener se<br />

desk pupitre,scri-table<br />

desolate a. desert, desolat, isolat; v.<br />

devastar (-ation)<br />

despair desesperar (-antie)<br />

despatch v. inviar, expedir, misser; (kill)<br />

mortar; (noun) celeritá; (mil.)<br />

depeche. ~ RIDER: estafet<br />

desperado ~<br />

desperate desperat, desesperat<br />

despicable despectibil<br />

despise despecter<br />

despite malgré<br />

despoil spoliar, marodar, rapter<br />

despond descoragear se, desesperar<br />

despondency depression<br />

despot ~ (-ic, -isme)<br />

desquamate desquamar<br />

dessert ~<br />

destination ~, adresse<br />

destine destinar<br />

destiny destine, fate<br />

destitute a. indigent, privat de, sin<br />

sucurse<br />

destroy destructer, ruinar, anihilar<br />

destroyer destróyer, torpedobotchassero,<br />

destructor<br />

destruction ~<br />

desuetude desusantie<br />

desultory superficial, cursori, incoherent<br />

detach separar, deligar<br />

detachment (mil.) section; (aloofness)<br />

isolation<br />

detail detallie (-ar, -at); (tell off)<br />

selecter, definir. IN ~;<br />

detalliatmen<br />

detain arestar, stoppar, retener<br />

detect (notice) remarcar; (discover)<br />

decovrir, detecter (-or, -ion,<br />

-iv, -ive)<br />

deter impedir<br />

detergent a. ~, purificant<br />

deteriorate deterioraf (-ation), pejorar<br />

determine determinar (-ation, -ativ),<br />

resoluer<br />

determined a. resolut, ínflexibil<br />

detest abominar (-abil, -ation), odiar,<br />

detestar<br />

dethrone detronar<br />

detonate detonar (-ation, -ator),<br />

explodentar<br />

detour detorne, via índirect<br />

detract detracter (-ion, -or), calumniar<br />

detrain debarcar del tren<br />

detriment ~, damage, desavantage<br />

deuce diábol; (at cards) li du; (tennis)<br />

in egalitá<br />

devastate devastar (-ation)<br />

develop developar (-ation), disvoluer<br />

deviate deviar (-ation), digresser<br />

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D<br />

device remedie, plan, projecte,<br />

invention, expediente; simbol,<br />

devise<br />

devil diábol (-ic, -eríe)<br />

devious deviatori, índirect<br />

devise imaginar, inventer; (legal)<br />

legar<br />

devoid of sin, vacui de, ne havent<br />

devolve upon scader sur<br />

devote devoer, consacrar, dedicar<br />

devotee entusiaste, adepte, adorator,<br />

disciple<br />

devotion ~<br />

devour devorar<br />

devout devoet, pie, religiosi<br />

dew rosé<br />

dexterous déxteri (-tá)<br />

diabetes diabete (-ic, -ico)<br />

diabolical diabolic<br />

diagonal ~<br />

diadem ~<br />

diagnosis diagnoSe (-ar, -tic, -tica)<br />

diagonal - (e)<br />

diagram diagramma (-tic), figura<br />

dial disco<br />

dialect dialecte (-ica)<br />

dialogue dialog<br />

diameter diametre (-ic, -al)<br />

diamond diamant; (cards) caro<br />

diapason ~<br />

diaper involuette<br />

diaphanous diafan<br />

diaphragm diafragma<br />

diarrhoea diaré<br />

diary diarium<br />

diatribe ~, invective<br />

dice ossettes, cubes<br />

dicotyledon dicotiledon<br />

dictate dictar (-at, -ator, -atori, -atura,<br />

-ation), ordonar<br />

diction ~<br />

dictionary lexico, dictionarium<br />

dictum ~<br />

didactic ~ (-a)<br />

die v. morir; (perish) perir; (- out)<br />

extinter se; n. cube, stamp<br />

diet diete (-ari, -ic, -ica)<br />

differ diferer (-ent, -entie, -entiar,<br />

-ential, -entiale)<br />

difficult desfacil (-itá), penosi<br />

diffident modest, misfident<br />

diffract difracter (-ion, -iv, -or)<br />

diffuse a. prolix; v. difuser (-ion)<br />

dig fossar<br />

digest digester (-ibil, -ion, -iv); n.<br />

compendie, resumé<br />

digit ciffre<br />

digitalis digitale<br />

dignified digni (-tá, -tosi, -tario)<br />

digress digresser (-ion)<br />

dike diga<br />

dilapidated in ruines, caduc<br />

dilate dilatar, elargar<br />

dilatory procrastinatori, lent, tardigrad,<br />

lentaci<br />

dilemma ~<br />

dilettante ~, amator<br />

diligent ~ (-ie)<br />

dill anete<br />

dilly-dally procrastinar<br />

dilute diluer (-tion)

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D<br />

diluvial ~<br />

dim obscur, ínclar, pallid, debil; v.<br />

obscurar<br />

dimension ~ (-al), mesura<br />

diminish (di)minuer (-tion, -tiv),<br />

decrescer<br />

dimple cavette<br />

din bruida; v. TO ~ INTO OUR<br />

EARS: tamburar a nor oreles<br />

dike dinear<br />

dining-room manjatoria<br />

dinghly yoll<br />

dingy morni, sordid, obscur<br />

dinner diné<br />

dint impression. BY ~ OF: per,<br />

mersí a<br />

diocese ~, (-an)<br />

dioptric a. (phys.) ~ (a)<br />

diorama ~<br />

dip (immerse) (in)merser,<br />

plongear; (naut.) TO ~ THE<br />

FLAG: salutar per li flagga;<br />

(sun) descenDer; (magnet)<br />

declinar. ~ INTO A BOOK:<br />

percurrer. ~ OUT OF: hauster<br />

diphtheria difterite<br />

diphthong diftongo (-al)<br />

diploma ~<br />

diplomat ~ (-ic, -ie)<br />

dipsomania dipsomanie (-ac)<br />

dire terribil, trist<br />

direct v. directer (-ion, -iv, -ive, -or, -<br />

oratu); (to order) ordonar;<br />

(music) diriger (-ent); a.<br />

direct, rect<br />

directly ínmediatmen, strax, prompt,<br />

ho-moment<br />

directory adressarium<br />

dirge himne funeral, elegie<br />

dirigible ballon directibil<br />

dirk puniale<br />

dirt crasse, sordidallia, sordidage;<br />

(mud) fango, mudde<br />

dirty sordid, ínpur; v. incrassar<br />

disable far íncapabil, debilisar,<br />

desvalidar; (cripple) mutilar<br />

disabuse desilusionar<br />

disadvantage desavantage, detriment,<br />

damage<br />

disaffect desloyalisar, descontentar<br />

disagree desacordar, deconsentir,<br />

querellar<br />

disagreeable desagreabil, contrari<br />

disallow rejecter, refusar, depermisser<br />

disappear desaparir (-ition)<br />

disappoint decepter (-tion, -iv)<br />

disapprobation desapprobation<br />

disapprove desaprobar<br />

disarm desarmar (-ament)<br />

disarrange desordinar, desarangear<br />

disaster desastre (-osi), desfortun,<br />

adversitá, catastrofe<br />

disavow negar, deconfesser<br />

disband separar (se), congediar,<br />

demisser<br />

disbelieve dubitar, ne creder<br />

disburden dechargear<br />

disburse expenser, desinborsar<br />

disc disco<br />

discard rejecter, escartar<br />

discern discerner, percepter, distinter<br />

discernment sagacitá<br />

discharge demisser, congediar; executer;<br />

(a prisoner) aquittar, absoluer;<br />

(ship) decargar; (matter)<br />

supurar<br />

disciple disciple (-a, -o), adepte,<br />

adherente, partisan<br />

discipline ~ (-ar, -ari)<br />

disclaim repudiar, negar, dementir<br />

disclose decovrir, revelar (-ation)<br />

discolour decolorar (-ation)<br />

discomfit embarassar, frustrar<br />

discomfort n. descomforte; v. incomodar<br />

discompose perturbar, vexar, confuser<br />

disconcert embarassar, perturbar<br />

disconnect separar, deligar, disjunter;<br />

(mech.) decuplar<br />

disconsolate ínconsolabil, desolat, atristat<br />

discontent descontentament,<br />

dessatisfation<br />

discontinue decontinuar, cessar<br />

discord discordie, dissonantie,<br />

desharmonie<br />

discount n. rabatte, disconto; v.<br />

discontar<br />

discountenance desaprobar, desfavorar<br />

discourage decoragear<br />

discourse discurse, parlada; v. discurrer<br />

discourteous descortesi, ínpolit<br />

discover decovrir, revelar; (find) trovar<br />

discredit n. descredite, honte, mal repu<br />

tation; v. defamar, dubitar pri<br />

discreditable hontosi, infam<br />

discreet discret, prudent, caut,<br />

circumspect<br />

discrepancy diferentie, discrepantie<br />

discretion ~; (judgment) bon trova,<br />

judicie, arbitrie<br />

discriminate distinter, diferentiar<br />

discrimination distintion, sagacitá<br />

discursive digressiv<br />

discus disco<br />

discuss discusser (-ion)<br />

disdain v. dedignar, despecter; (noun)<br />

mal estimation<br />

disease maladie, malsanie, morbe<br />

disembark debarcar, desinbarcar<br />

disembodied desincorporat<br />

disembowel eviscerar, desintralliar<br />

disenchant desilusionar<br />

disencumber desembarassar, liberar<br />

disendow (eccl.) privar del beneficie, del<br />

prebende<br />

disengage liberar, degagear. TO BE<br />

DISENGAGED: esser líber,<br />

ínocupat<br />

disentangle debrolliar, liberar, devoluer<br />

disestablish desetablisser, destatisar<br />

disesteem v. despecter<br />

disfavour desfavore<br />

disfigure deformar, defigurar<br />

disfranchise privar del sufragie, del votjure<br />

disgorge vomir, ejecter, expulser;<br />

restituer<br />

disgrace deshonor, honte, desfavore<br />

disgruntled descontent, plendaci<br />

disguise mascar, travestir (se);<br />

(feelings) dissimular, ficter<br />

disgust desguste, nausea (-tiv),<br />

repugnantie, aversion,<br />

repulsion<br />

dish plate, cope, vase; (food)<br />

manjage DISHCLOTH:<br />

lavette, lapp por lavar<br />

dishearten descoragear<br />

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dishevel desordinar, defriser<br />

dishonest deshonest<br />

dishonour deshonor (-ar, -abil),<br />

ignominie<br />

disillusion desilusionar, derevar, decepter<br />

disinclination aversion, antipatíe<br />

disinfect desinfecter (-ion)<br />

disingenuous ínsinceri<br />

disinherit desheredar<br />

disintegrate dissoluer, desintegrar<br />

disinter exhumar, exfossar<br />

disinterested ínpartial, altruistic<br />

disjoin dejunter, separar<br />

disjointed íncoherent<br />

dislike aversion; v. haver aversion<br />

contra, desamar<br />

dislocate (med.) luxar (-ation),<br />

desordinar<br />

dislodge expulser, forchassar<br />

disloyal ínfidel, perfid<br />

dismal trubli, morni; (dark) tenebrosi<br />

dismantle demonter, demolir, detaclar<br />

dismay consternar (-ation)<br />

dismember di smembrar<br />

dismiss demisser (-ion); (a guest etc.)<br />

congediar<br />

dismount descenDer<br />

disobey desobedir (-ent, -entie)<br />

disoblige decompleser<br />

disorder desórdine<br />

disorganise desorganisar<br />

disown repulser, refusar a reconosser<br />

disparage defamar, depreciar<br />

disparity illegalitá<br />

dispassionate quiet, calm, sin passion,<br />

placid, ínpartial<br />

dispatch expedir, inviar, misser; (noun)<br />

depeche<br />

dispel forchassar, dissipar, disperser<br />

dispensary apoteca, farmacia<br />

dispensation (of Providence) disposition<br />

dispense rendir, administrar; preparar<br />

medicamentes. TO ~ WITH:<br />

carir, indiger<br />

disperse disperser (-ion), dissipar<br />

dispirit decoragear, desanimar<br />

displace deplazzar; (from office)<br />

demisser, deposir, deposseder<br />

display (de)monstrar, exposir, paradar;<br />

(noun) exposition, etalation,<br />

spectacul, ostentation; (mil.)<br />

parade<br />

displease depleser (-ura), ofender<br />

disport oneself amusar se, divertisser se<br />

disposal disposition, arbitrie, usa<br />

dispose disposir, arangear. TO ~ OF:<br />

disponer, vendir, alienar; (deal<br />

with) tractar. TO BE<br />

DISPOSED: esser inclinat<br />

disposition ~; temperament<br />

dispossess deposseder, privar de, expulser<br />

disprove refutar<br />

disproportion desproportion (-al)<br />

dispute disput (-ar, -ant, -aci, -ation,<br />

-ator), debatter, polemisar; n.<br />

contro verse, querelle<br />

disqualify dequalificar (-ation)<br />

disquiet ínquietar; (noun) perturbation,<br />

destranquilitá<br />

disquisition dissertation DISREGARD:<br />

ignorar; (noun) indiferentie<br />

disrelish haver aversion contra<br />

disrepair mal statu, mal órdine,caducitá

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disrepute descredit, mal reputation<br />

disrespect v. desrespectar<br />

disrobe devestir<br />

disrupt disrupter (-ion, -iv)<br />

dissatisfy desatisfar (-ation, -atori)<br />

dissect dissecter (-ion); (med.)<br />

anatomisar<br />

dissemble dissimular (-ation)<br />

disseminate dissemar (-ation)<br />

dissension ~, discordie<br />

dissent v. deconsentir, altrimen<br />

pensar; (eccl.) dissider<br />

dissenter dissidente, non-conformist<br />

dissertation ~<br />

disservice mal servicie, damage<br />

dissever divider, dejunter, separar<br />

dissidence discordantie; (rel.) dissidentie<br />

dissimilar dessimil (-itá)<br />

dissimulate (dis)simular<br />

dissipate dissipar, disperser; prodigar<br />

dissipated a. deboehat<br />

dissociate dissociar<br />

dissolute debochant, libertin<br />

dissolution ~ DISSOLVE: (melt)<br />

dissoluer, evaporar se; anullar<br />

dissonant ~ (-ie)<br />

dissuade dissuaDer (-sion, -siv),<br />

deconsiliar<br />

distaff spindle<br />

distant ~ (-ie), lontan; (in manner)<br />

reservat<br />

distaste aversion, antipatíe<br />

distasteful desagreabil, antipatic<br />

distemper febre canin; (colouring)<br />

badigeon (-age, -ero); v.<br />

badigeonar<br />

distend distenDer (-sion), dilatar,<br />

expanDer<br />

distich disticon<br />

distil distillar (-ería, -ation, -ator)<br />

distinct distint (-iv), separat, clar<br />

distinction distintion, eminentie, honor;<br />

diferentie<br />

distinguish distinter<br />

distort distorDer (-sion), defigurar,<br />

deformar<br />

distract trublar, distracter (-ion, -iv),<br />

confuser<br />

distraction amusament; frenesie. TO<br />

DRIVE TO ~: far frenetic<br />

distrain sequestrar, confiscar<br />

distress misere, afliction, suffrentie; v.<br />

trublar, tormentar<br />

distribute distribuer (-tion, -tiv, -tor),<br />

disdar<br />

district districte, region<br />

distrust misfider (-entie)<br />

disturb (dis)turbar, genar, ínquietar;<br />

(disarrange) desordinar,<br />

íncomodar<br />

disunite desunir, divider<br />

disuse n. desusu. DISUSED: ne plu<br />

usat<br />

disyllable dusillabic parol<br />

ditch fosse, canalette, tranché<br />

ditto dito, idem, lu sam<br />

ditty canzonette<br />

diurnal dial, diari, quotidian<br />

divan ~, sofa<br />

dive plongear (-gero), merser<br />

diver (ornith.) colimbe;<br />

(professional) scafandriero<br />

diverge diverger (-ent, -entie)<br />

diverse diversi (-ficar, -tá), pluri<br />

diversion divertissement, passa-témpor,<br />

distraction<br />

divert detornar, deflecter, deflancar;<br />

amusar, divertisser<br />

divest devestir, privar<br />

divide diviDer, partir; secter<br />

dividend dividende<br />

divine a. divin (-itá), deal, cielest;<br />

(noun) teolog (-ie); v. divinar<br />

(-ation, -ator)<br />

divining-rod verge divinatori<br />

diving-suit scafandre<br />

division ~ (-al), districte; classe,<br />

section<br />

divisor ~<br />

divorce divorcie (-ar)<br />

divulge divulgar (-ation), revelar<br />

dizziness vertígine (-osi)<br />

do far, acter, executer; (of health)<br />

standar. HOW DO YOU ~?:<br />

qualmen vu standa? TO ~<br />

WITHOUT: carir, dispensar se<br />

de. WILL THAT ~?: esque to<br />

es apt, esque to sufice?<br />

docile docil (-itá), obedient<br />

dock (bot.) oxale; (naut.) dock,<br />

bassine (-ero); (law) piazza<br />

por acusatos; v. acurtar li<br />

caude; (a ship) inbassinar<br />

docket etiquette, billet<br />

doctor medico; (of law etc.) doctor (atu);<br />

v. medicar, curar<br />

doctrine ~ (-al, -ari, -ario)<br />

document ~ (-ari, -al)<br />

dodder chancelar. DODDERING:<br />

caduc<br />

dodge artificie, tric; v. evitar; saltar<br />

ad-látere<br />

dodo dronte<br />

doe cerva, capreola<br />

doff demetter<br />

dog cane (-in, -allia) v. TO ~<br />

ONE'S STEPS: persequer<br />

dog-days dies caniculari, caniculas<br />

dog-fancier cane-cultor<br />

dogged a. tenaci, obstinat, infatigabil<br />

doggerel versaches, rimallia<br />

dog-rose savagi rose<br />

dog-star Sírius<br />

dogma ~ (tic)<br />

doing THAT WAS YOUR ~: ta vu es<br />

culpabil, pri to vu es<br />

responsabil<br />

dole (share) parte, portion;<br />

almosne; v. ( ~ out) partir,<br />

distribuer<br />

doleful morni, trist<br />

doll pupé<br />

dollar dóllar<br />

dolomite dólomit<br />

dolorous dolorosi<br />

dolphin delfine<br />

dolt stulton, plumpon<br />

domain dominia; (estate) domene<br />

dome cupol<br />

domestic a. domestic (-a, -o, -ar, -itá)<br />

domicile domicilie, habitation, logí<br />

dominate dominar (-ation)<br />

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domineer tirannisar<br />

dominion hegemonie, soveranitá, regne;<br />

(territory) dominia<br />

doming dominó<br />

don v. metter, vestir se per; (noun)<br />

colegial preceptor<br />

donate donar (-ation, -ator)<br />

donkey ásino (-in)<br />

doom fate, destine, ruine, perition;<br />

(law) sententie; v. condamnar<br />

door porta. ~KEEPER: portero<br />

dope narcotisar<br />

dormant dormient<br />

dormer-windowtegment-fenestre<br />

dormitory dormitoria<br />

dormouse glire<br />

dorsal ~<br />

dose dose (-ar)<br />

dot punctu<br />

dotage imbecilitá, radotage<br />

dotard oldastro, caduco<br />

dote radotar. ~ ON: esser inamorat<br />

in<br />

double a. duplic (-ar); (noun) duplicon<br />

double- con du tubes<br />

barrelled<br />

double-dealing falsada, duperíe<br />

doublet camisol<br />

doubt dúbite, (-ar, -abil, -osi)<br />

douche duche<br />

dough pasta<br />

doughty brav, corageosi<br />

dour obstinaci, dur, ínflexibil<br />

douse (dip) merser<br />

dove columbe<br />

dovecot columbiera<br />

dovetail mortesar<br />

dowager vidua<br />

dowdy oldmodic, ínelegant<br />

dower dot (-ar)<br />

down (below) infra. TO GO ~:<br />

descenDer; (along) along, tra;<br />

(noun) lanuge<br />

downcast depresset, decorageat<br />

downfall ruina, perition, cade<br />

downhill a bass, a valléy<br />

downpour pluvia, torrent, diluvie<br />

downright a. franc, sinceri. ~<br />

NONSENSE: nequo altri<br />

quam nonsense. A ~ FOOL: un<br />

absolut folio<br />

downstairs in infra<br />

downtrodden aplastat, supresset<br />

downward ad-infra; a. descendent<br />

dowry dot<br />

dowsing radiestesie, divination per<br />

verge<br />

doxology doxologie<br />

doze (noun) somniacie; v.<br />

dormiettar, somnoler<br />

dozen dozene, deciduene<br />

drab monoton, brun-grisi; inatrativ;<br />

n. salopa<br />

draft (money) tratte; (mil.) section;<br />

(lit.) esquisse, plan, concepte,<br />

cladde; v. (draw up) redacter;<br />

(mil.) misser, selecter, expedir<br />

drag trenar, tirar; (dredge) draggar;<br />

(noun) dragg; impediment<br />

draggle trenar in mudde<br />

dragon dracon

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dragon-fly libellul<br />

dragoon dragon<br />

drain drenar (-age, -ation). DRAINS<br />

(brewer's etc.) recrement;<br />

(sewer) cloaca<br />

drainpipe dren-tub<br />

drake anato<br />

drama ~ (-tic, -tisar, -turg, -turgie)<br />

drape drapar (-ero, -eríe)<br />

drastic ~<br />

draught tira; aer-currente; (med.)<br />

tisane; (on paper) esquisse,<br />

dessin, plan, projecte<br />

draughts dama-lude<br />

draughtsman dessinator; (in game) pezze<br />

draughty ventosi<br />

draw (pull) tirar, traer, atraer; (drag)<br />

trenar; (water) hauster; (on<br />

paper) dessinar; (lots) lotar; (~<br />

near) aproximar se; (noun)<br />

(sport) egalitá<br />

drawback desavantage<br />

draw-bridge tir-ponte, ponte levabil<br />

drawer tiruore, tirbux, tircheste.<br />

CHEST OF ~: comode<br />

drawers calson<br />

drawing dessin, li dessination. ~<br />

BOARD: dessinuore<br />

drawing-room salon<br />

drawl v. trenar li paroles; (noun) tren<br />

parlada<br />

dray bass carre<br />

dread v. timer (-ore), horrer (-ore)<br />

dreadful horribil, terribil<br />

dream somnie. DAY~: reve (-ar)<br />

dreamy revaci, revosi<br />

dreary desert, trist<br />

dredge draggar<br />

dredger mudd-haustor, dragg-machine;<br />

(ship) draggator<br />

dregs sediment<br />

drench saturar (per aqua), balnear<br />

dress vestir; (garnish) ornar,<br />

decorar; (wound) bandagear;<br />

(food) preparar, apretar;<br />

(noun) vestiment, costume,<br />

robe. IN FULL ~: in gala.<br />

DRESS-COAT: frac<br />

dressing-table toilette-table<br />

dressmaker tallier(ess)a<br />

dribble guttear; (as child) bavar; (foot<br />

ball) dribblar<br />

drift tendentie, impulse, scope:<br />

(snow~) nive-banca; (naut.)<br />

drive (-ar), flottar con li<br />

currente; (wander) vagar<br />

drill v. (per)forar, drillar; (mil.)<br />

dresser, exercir (-ida, -itie);<br />

(noun) exercida; (tool) drill;<br />

(hort.) sulca<br />

drink trincar (-age). TO ~ TO: tostar<br />

drip guttear<br />

dripping rost-grasse, grasse culinari<br />

drive v. a. conductor, far functionar,<br />

far avansar, far ear, propulser,<br />

promoer; (a horse) ducter; (a<br />

machine) mo(v)er, operar,<br />

vehicular, choferar; (compel)<br />

fortiar; (noun) promenada,<br />

excursion; (road) calech-via,<br />

allé<br />

drivel radotar, parlar ínepties;<br />

(slaver) bavar<br />

driver cochero, chofero, conductor<br />

drizzle pluviette (-ar, -ada)<br />

droll drolli (-eríe), comic<br />

dromedary dromedare<br />

drone (bee) ~; (hum) murmurada,<br />

burdonament<br />

droop pender, clinar se; (wither)<br />

marcir<br />

drop gutte; (fall) cade; v. (let fall)<br />

lassar cader<br />

dropsy hidropsie<br />

dross (metals) scorie, residues,<br />

scumallia; sinvalorage<br />

drought siccore, ariditá, manca de<br />

pluvie<br />

drove truppe de boves, bestie-truppe,<br />

greg<br />

drown dronar<br />

drowsy somnolent, dormiaci<br />

drub batter, bastonar<br />

drudge quasi-sclave (-a), marmiton<br />

drudgery strapacie, penosi labore<br />

drug drogue (-ist), medicament; v.<br />

narcot isar, intoxicar<br />

druid druide (-ic)<br />

drum tambur (-ar, -ero, -ist);<br />

cilindre; (of ear) timpane<br />

drunk(en) ebri, ebriat (in-ar)<br />

drunkard trincard, trincon<br />

drunkenness ebrietá, trinc-manie<br />

dry sicc, arid; (fig.) laconic,<br />

íninteressant, enoyant; v.<br />

assiccar<br />

dry-rot planc-fungo<br />

dual ~ (-isme)<br />

dub nominar, titular<br />

dubious dubitosi<br />

ducal ~<br />

ducat ducate<br />

duchess ducessa<br />

duck (bird) anate; v. clinar se,<br />

bassar se; (immerse) merser<br />

duckweed lemna<br />

duct tub, canale<br />

ductile ductil (-itá), malleabil<br />

dudgeon colere, ressentiment, rancore<br />

due a. payand; (seemly)<br />

convenent. IN ~ TIME: in just<br />

témpor. THIS IS ~ TO<br />

CARELESSNESS: to es debit<br />

a ínatention. TO GIVE<br />

EVERYONE HIS ~: dar a<br />

chascun li sui.<br />

dues impost<br />

duel duelle (-ar, -ante)<br />

duet duett<br />

dug (noun) tette, but on de mamme<br />

duke due (-al, -atu, -essa)<br />

dulcet dulci<br />

dulcimer clavicímbal<br />

dull (of sound) obtusi, insonori;<br />

(blunt) desacut; (stupid) stult,<br />

inept, stupid; (uninteresting)<br />

enoyant; (colour) pallid, matt,<br />

falb; v. blasar, stupefar<br />

duly justmen; (often not translated)<br />

dumb mut<br />

dumb-bell haltere<br />

dummy muto; imitation; (baby's)<br />

sucette<br />

dump v. (comm.) dumpar; jettar,<br />

deposir, bascular; (noun)<br />

cumul de jettallia, amasse<br />

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dumps melanoolie, mal humor<br />

dumpy stumpi; curt e spess<br />

dun gris-brun; v. importunar;<br />

postular payament<br />

dunce stulton<br />

dune ~<br />

dung sterco (-ar), excrement<br />

dungeon cárcere subterran<br />

dupe dupar, fraudar, bluffar; (noun)<br />

dupe<br />

duplicate v. duplicar (-ate)<br />

duplicity duplicitá, perfidie<br />

durable durabil (-itá), stabil<br />

duration ~, durada<br />

duress prison, cárcer, arest<br />

during durante<br />

dusk crepuscul; (morning) aurora<br />

dusky obscur, nigratri<br />

dust polve (-osi); v. (remove ~)<br />

terger, essuyar, depolvar; (to<br />

powder) surpluverar. IT IS<br />

DUSTY: it polvea<br />

duster tergette, polv-linage, essuyette<br />

dustpan cindriere<br />

duty deve(ntie); (on goods) impost,<br />

tribu te. DUTY FREE: exempt<br />

de doane. TO BE ON -:<br />

dejorar<br />

dwarf pigmé, nan. HE DWARFED<br />

HIS COMPANION: su<br />

compane aspectet apu il quam<br />

dwell; logiar,<br />

habitar. to ~<br />

upon<br />

un nano, il nanisat su compane<br />

emfasar, tractar detalliatmen<br />

dwelling logí, logiment, domicilie,<br />

habitation<br />

dwindle decrescer, diminuer<br />

dye tinctura, pigment (-ar), color<br />

dyke diga(ment), tranché<br />

dynamite dinamite<br />

dynamo dinamo (-ic, -ica, -ist, -isme, -<br />

ometre)<br />

dynasty dinastie (-ic)<br />

dysentery disenterie<br />

dyspepsia dispepsie<br />

dyspeptic dispeptic<br />

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each chascun, singul<br />

each other unaltru<br />

eager zelosi, fervent, fervorosi,<br />

ardent; avid<br />

eagle áqu.il (-in)<br />

ear orel; (of corn) spica; (for<br />

music) audie musical<br />

ear-ache orel-dolore<br />

ear-splitting assurdant<br />

earl comto (-atu)<br />

early tost, temporan<br />

earn ganiar; meriter<br />

earnings ganie<br />

earnest sinceri, fervid, zelosi. IN ~:<br />

seriosi; (noun) garantie<br />

earth terre, suol; (the ~) terra (-an,<br />

-estri)<br />

earthenware potteríe, fayance<br />

earthquake sisme, terr-tremore<br />

earwig forficul<br />

ease comfort, repose, tranquilitá;<br />

facilita, AT EASE: sin gena; v.

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facilisar, aleviar, mitigar<br />

easel stative<br />

east oriente, ost<br />

easter pasca (-al)<br />

easy facil (-itá), levi, tranquil<br />

easy-chair fotel<br />

easy-going indulgent, benigni, tolerant<br />

eat manjar, vorar. ~ INTO:<br />

coroder<br />

eatables comestibles, victuales,<br />

manjages<br />

eau-de-cologne aqua de Colonia<br />

eaves bord de tegment, guttiere<br />

eavesdrop v. subescutar (-ard)<br />

ebb bass marea, reflut. ~ AND<br />

FLOW: flut e reflut<br />

ebony eben<br />

ebullient bolllent<br />

eccentric excentric (-itá); (noun)<br />

originale, particulard<br />

ecclesiastic eclesiastic (-o), eclesial<br />

echo ecó (-ar), repercusser (se)<br />

eclat eclate (-ant)<br />

eclectic ~<br />

eclipse ~<br />

ecliptic a. ~; (noun) ecliptica<br />

economy economie (-ic, -ist, -isar),<br />

sparniada<br />

ecstasy extase (-tic)<br />

eczema ~<br />

eddy virl (-ar)<br />

edentate edentat<br />

edge bord, márgine; (of knife)<br />

tranchante; v. orlar, bordurar;<br />

(put an ~ on) acutar. SET ON<br />

~: exasperar, iritar<br />

edging n. bordura<br />

edible manjabil<br />

edict edicte<br />

edifice edificie, structura<br />

edify edificar (-ation)<br />

edit redacter (-ion, -or, -oria)<br />

editorial (noun) articul redactori<br />

educate educar (-ation, -ator, -ativ)<br />

educated instructet, doct, erudit<br />

eel anguille. ~BASKET: nasse<br />

eerie magic, ínquietant, fantomátri<br />

efface efaciar, exterger, extinter,<br />

anullar<br />

effect efecte (-er, -iv, -ivar),<br />

resultate, consequentie. IN ~:<br />

in realitá. TO NO ~: in van.<br />

TO CARRY INTO ~:<br />

executer, efectivar;<br />

(accomplish) efectuar<br />

effectual efectiv, eficaci<br />

effectuate efectuar, realisar<br />

effeminate efeminat, feminil<br />

effervesce efervescer (-ent, -entie)<br />

effete caduc, decadent<br />

efficacious eficaci<br />

efficient eficient, capabil, competent;<br />

(effective) efectiv<br />

effigy efigie<br />

effloresce florescer<br />

effluence e(x)fluentie, emanation<br />

effluvium exhalation, miasma<br />

effort efortie, efortiation, pena<br />

effrontery impertinentie<br />

effulgent splendent, radiant<br />

effuse efuser (-ion, -iv)<br />

egg ove. WHITE OF ~: albúmine<br />

egg-gup oviero<br />

egg-shell cortice de ove<br />

egg on, to incitar, instigar<br />

eglantine rose savagi<br />

ego ~ (-ist, -istic, -isme)<br />

egregious monstruosi, extraordinari,<br />

colossal<br />

egress exeada, surtida<br />

eiderdown eiderdon<br />

eight ott. EIGHTH: ottesim<br />

eighteen deci-ott<br />

eighty ottanti<br />

either alcun. EITHER ... OR: sive<br />

...sive, o ... o; (each) chascun;<br />

(both) ambi<br />

ejaculate exclamar, ejacular<br />

eject ejecter (-ion, -or), expulser<br />

eke out prolongar, supleer<br />

elaborate elaborar (-ation)<br />

elapse passar, expirar, preterir<br />

elastic a. ~ (-itá); (noun) gumme;<br />

elasticage<br />

elate exaltar, far gay, far fieri<br />

elbow cude; v. pussar per li cude. ~<br />

REST: cuduore<br />

elder (eccl.) presbitero<br />

elder (bot.) sambuc<br />

elder a. plu old. ELDERLY: oldatri<br />

elect v. (to office) electer (-ion, -iv);<br />

selector, preferer; a. electet<br />

electioneer v. agitar por influentiar<br />

votation<br />

elector ~ (-al, -atu)<br />

electric(al) electric (-itá)<br />

electrician electrico<br />

electricity electrogeneratoria<br />

works<br />

electrify electrisar<br />

electrode ~<br />

electro- as in <strong>English</strong>: electro-cuter,<br />

-lise, -magnete, -motor<br />

electron ~ (-ic)<br />

electroplate v. electro-argentar<br />

eleemosynary almosnari<br />

elegant ~ (-ie), gracil, chic<br />

elegy elegie<br />

element ~ (-al, -ari), parte, ingrediente<br />

elephant elefant (-in)<br />

elevate elevar (-ation, -ator), edificar<br />

elevation altore<br />

eleven deci-un<br />

elf ~, silf<br />

elicit educter, extraer<br />

elide ediDer (-sion, -sibil)<br />

eligible electibil, selectibil<br />

eliminate eliminar (-ation, -atori)<br />

elision ~<br />

elite elite<br />

elixir elixire<br />

elk alce<br />

ell cudade, ulne<br />

ellipse elipse (-tic)<br />

elm ulm<br />

elocution discurse, articulation<br />

elongate elongar (-ation)<br />

elope forcurrer<br />

eloquent ~ (-ie)<br />

else adv. altrimen. NOTHING ~:<br />

nequó altri<br />

elucidate elucidar (-ation), eclarar<br />

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elude evitar, escapar, eluder,<br />

circumear<br />

emaciated marasmat, magri<br />

emanate emanar (-ation), exfluer,<br />

provenir<br />

emancipate emancipar (-ation), liberar<br />

emasculate castrar, emascular<br />

embalm inbalsamar<br />

embank circumdigar, invallar<br />

embankment diga, vail<br />

embargo ~ , barre<br />

embark inbarcar. ~ UPON:<br />

interprender<br />

embarrass embarassar (-ament)<br />

embassy ambassade (-or), legation<br />

embattled pret por battallie, ordinat por<br />

battallie; crenellat<br />

embed inbedar, plantar, fixar<br />

embellish ornar, abellar<br />

ember ardent cindre. EMBERS:<br />

(wood) brase<br />

embezzle defraudar<br />

embitter amarisar<br />

emblazon inblazonar<br />

emblem emblema (-tic), devise<br />

embody incarnar, incorporar, includer<br />

embolden incoragear<br />

embonpoint corpulentie<br />

emboss bossar, reliefar, bosselar<br />

embrace inbrassar, circumbrassar<br />

embrasure embrasura<br />

embrocation frotte-remedie<br />

embroider brodar (-erie, -ero)<br />

embroil implicar, inbrolliar (ye);<br />

(things) complicar<br />

embryo embrion (-ic)<br />

emend emendar (-ation, -abil)<br />

emerald smeralde<br />

emerge emerser, aparir<br />

emergency casu inprevidet, casu urgent. ~<br />

EXIT: porta de securitá<br />

emeritus emerit<br />

emery smeril<br />

emetic a. vomitiv; n. vomitive,<br />

emetica<br />

emigrate emigrar (-ant, -ation)<br />

eminent ~ (-ie)<br />

emir ~<br />

emissary emissario<br />

emit emisser (-ion); far audir<br />

emmet formic<br />

emollient emollant<br />

emolument honorarie, emolument<br />

emotion ~ (-al, -alisme)<br />

emperor imperator (-tressa)<br />

emphasis EmfaSe (-ar, -tic)<br />

empire imperie, regnum; (land)<br />

imperia<br />

empiric ~<br />

employ employar (-ament, -ate);<br />

ocupar; usar, utilisar, aplicar;<br />

prender in servicie<br />

emporium magasine, bazar<br />

empower autorisar<br />

empress imperatressa<br />

empty vacui (-tá); v. (e)vacuar<br />

emu ~<br />

emulate emular (-ation)<br />

emulsion ~<br />

enable dar li possibilitá, permisser<br />

enact decreter; (perform) far

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enamel esmalte (-ar)<br />

enamour inamorar<br />

encage incagear<br />

encamp (mil.) campar se<br />

encampment campation; (fortification)<br />

forteresse<br />

encash incassar<br />

enceinte gravid<br />

enchain incatenar<br />

enchant charmar, ravisser, fascinar;<br />

insorciar<br />

encircle circumdar, circumar,<br />

incircular, cernar<br />

enclose includer, contener, junter;<br />

(fence in) inpalissadar, inhagar<br />

enclosure (in letter) includete; (field)<br />

inhagatura<br />

encomium laudation, elogie<br />

encompass includer, cernar, inbrassar<br />

encore denove!, bis!, da capo!<br />

encounter incontra (-ar); combatte<br />

encourage incoragear, stimular<br />

encroach on trader se a, inmixter se in; (of<br />

sea) eroDer<br />

encrust incrustar<br />

encumber genar, surchargear, impedir,<br />

incombrar<br />

encyclopedia enciclopedie<br />

end fine, extremitá (aim) scope; v.<br />

finir, terminar<br />

endanger indangerar<br />

endear incarar, far car, far amat,<br />

popularisar<br />

endeavour penar, efortiar se<br />

ending finition, finale; fine<br />

endive endivie<br />

endless sin fine, ínterminabil<br />

endorse indossar<br />

endow dotar, furnir per<br />

endure suffrer, tolerar, suportar, durar<br />

enema clistere, lavament<br />

enemy inamíco, adversario<br />

energy energie (-ic)<br />

enervate enervar, debilisar<br />

enfeeble debilisar<br />

enfold invelopar, cernar, inbrassar<br />

enforce efectivar, infortiar, validisar<br />

enfranchise dar jure de electer, dar li<br />

sufragie; liberar<br />

engage (pledge) ingagear; (hire) luar;<br />

(employ) employar; (in work<br />

etc.) ocupar se per; implicar<br />

se; (mil.) ataccar; (~ upon)<br />

interprender<br />

engaged ocupat; (betrothed) spondet<br />

engagement rendevú, arangeament;<br />

(betrothal) sponsion<br />

engaging a. charmant, atrativ, suavi<br />

engender generar, causar, producter<br />

engine machine, locomotive<br />

engineer ingeniero, técnico; v. elaborar,<br />

constructer, efectuar, causar<br />

engird cinter, cernar<br />

english a. anglesi (-o, -a)<br />

engrave graver (-ero, -ura)<br />

engross absorpter (-ion, -iv)<br />

engulf devorar, glotir<br />

enhance augmentar<br />

enigma ~ (-tic)<br />

enjoin ordonar, advertir<br />

enjoy juir, amusar se per<br />

enjoyment juition, plesura<br />

enlarge agrandar, augmentar, expander<br />

enlighten informar, lucidar, aclarar,<br />

explicar<br />

enlightened civllisat, erudit<br />

enlist adherer a; (mil.) inrolar se,<br />

recrutar, devenir soldat<br />

enliven animar, viventar<br />

enmity ínamicitá, odie<br />

ennoble anoblar, exaltar<br />

ennui enoya<br />

enormity atrocitá<br />

enormous enorm (-itá), grandissim,<br />

imensi<br />

enough suficent (-ie, -men), sat.<br />

ENOUGH!: basta!<br />

enquire informar se pri, questionar,<br />

inquisir, demandar; (~ into)<br />

explorar, investigar<br />

enquiry inqueste (-er, -or), demanda<br />

enrage colerar, arabiar, infuriar<br />

enrapture delectar, charmar, rarisser,<br />

entusiasmar<br />

enrich arichar, inrichar<br />

enrol inscrir, (in)registrar, inrolar<br />

(se)<br />

ensconce installar se. ENSCONCED IN<br />

HIS CHAIR: plongeat in su<br />

fotel<br />

enshrine conservar quam reliquie<br />

enshroud invelopar, velar<br />

ensign standarte, baniere<br />

enslave insclavar, subjugar<br />

ensnare capter (in lace o sling),<br />

seducter, atrappar<br />

ensue sequer, evenir<br />

ensure far cert, assecurar<br />

entail v. involuer, implicar?<br />

necessitar, imposir; (noun)<br />

ínalienabil heredage<br />

entangle implicar, involuer, capter,<br />

inbrolliar<br />

enter intrar, inear; (in a bock)<br />

inscrir, registrar. ENTER<br />

UPON: comensar, interprender<br />

enterprise interprense, iniciative<br />

entertain intertener, divertisser, amusar;<br />

acceptar, dar hospedalitá,<br />

regalar<br />

entertainment divertissement, hospedalitá<br />

enthral ravisser, fascinar; subjugar<br />

enthrone intronar<br />

enthusiasm entusiasme (-ar, -ast, -astic)<br />

entice seducter, lurar, atraer<br />

entire a. tot, complet, integri<br />

entitle titular. HE IS ENTITLED TO<br />

SAY: il es in jure dir<br />

entity ente, entitá<br />

entomb interrar, sepulter, inhumar<br />

entomologist entomolog (-ie)<br />

entrails visceres, intrallia, intestines<br />

entrain inbarcar in un tren<br />

entrance (place) intrada, porta<br />

(threshold) sill<br />

entrance v. extasiar, ravisser<br />

entrap capter, atrappar<br />

entreat implorar, suplicar<br />

entree accesse; (dish) entré<br />

entrench (mil.) intranchear, fortificar<br />

entrust confider, comisser<br />

entry intrada; inscrition<br />

entwine (inter)plecter, inlacear<br />

enumerate enumerar (-ation, -ator)<br />

enunciate enunciar (-ation), declarar<br />

envelop invelopar<br />

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envelope n. covert<br />

envenom venenar, exasperar<br />

environ v. circumdar, assediar<br />

environment circumité, vicinité<br />

envisage contemplar, previder<br />

envoy inviato, legato<br />

envy invidie (-ar, -osi, -abil)<br />

enwrap invelopar, inballar<br />

epaulette epolette<br />

ephemeral efemeri<br />

epic a. ~; (noun) epopé<br />

epicure epicuréo, gurmand(on)<br />

epidemic (noun) epidemie (-ic)<br />

epidermis epiderma (-al, -tic)<br />

epigram epigramma (-tic)<br />

epilepsy epilepSie (-tic)<br />

epilogue epilog<br />

epiphany epifanie<br />

episcopal episcopal (-atu, -ia)<br />

episode ~, incidente<br />

epistle epistul (-ari)<br />

epitaph epitafie, inscrition<br />

epithet epitete<br />

epitome epitomé, compendie<br />

epoch epoca<br />

epopee epopé<br />

epos ~<br />

equable placid, uniform, ínvariabil<br />

equal egal (-isar, -itá, -itari)<br />

equanimity calmesse, tranquilanimitá<br />

equate egalisar<br />

equation ~<br />

equator ~ (-al)<br />

equerry stall-mastro, oficero del reyal<br />

menage<br />

equestrian cavalcator; a. cavalcatori<br />

equi~ as in <strong>English</strong>: equi~angulari, -<br />

distant, -librie, -lateral, -noctie<br />

eqquine cavallatri<br />

equip equipar, provider (per), munir<br />

equipage ~, suita<br />

equipment equipament, tacle<br />

equipoise equilibria<br />

equitable just, ínpartial, equitabil<br />

equity equitá<br />

equivalent ~ (-ie). TO BE ~: equivaler<br />

equivocal ambigui, equivoc<br />

era ~<br />

eradicate eradicar, extirpar<br />

erase efaciar, exscrapar, eraser (-ura)<br />

ere ante. ERE LONG: pos ne long<br />

(témpor)<br />

erect erecter (-ion, -iv, -ibil);<br />

(mech.) monter<br />

ergo ~<br />

ermine hermeline; (fur) hermelinpelisse<br />

erode eroDer (-sion, -siv)<br />

erotic ~<br />

err errar (-osi), vagar, deviar<br />

errand missage, comission, comende,<br />

~ BOY: missage-boy<br />

erroneous íncorect, fals, errosi<br />

error errore<br />

eructate ructar (-ation)<br />

erudite erudit, doct<br />

erupt erupter (-ion, -iv)<br />

erysipelas erisipel<br />

escalade scalada<br />

escape escapar (-ation, -ada), evitar<br />

escapement ascapament, escapette<br />

escarpment scarpament<br />

eschew evitar

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escort escortar, acompaniar,<br />

convoyar; n. escorte<br />

escutcheon insigne, scud<br />

eskimo eskimó<br />

esophagus esofag<br />

esdteric ~<br />

espalier spaliere<br />

especial apart<br />

especially precipue<br />

espionage spionage<br />

esplanade ~<br />

espouse maritar; suportar, defender<br />

esprit esprite, genie<br />

espy percepter, vider<br />

essay v. essayar, provar,<br />

experimentar; n. composition,<br />

essaye<br />

essence essentie (-al), spíritu,<br />

substantie<br />

establish etablisser, fundar, instituer; (as<br />

a fact) constatar<br />

estate proprieté, possedage; (land)<br />

domene; (state) statu,<br />

condition; rang<br />

esteem estimar (-ation, -abil),<br />

respectar, considerar; n. estima<br />

estimate apreciar, taxar; opiner, evaluar<br />

ESTRADE: ~<br />

estrange alienar<br />

estuary estuarie, inboccatura<br />

etcetera, etc. etcéteri, etc.<br />

etch rader<br />

etching radura<br />

eternal etern (-itá, -isar)<br />

ether étere (-ic)<br />

ethical etic (-a)<br />

ethnic(al) etnic<br />

ethnology etnologie (-ie) etnica<br />

etiology etiologie<br />

etiquette ~, ceremonials, more<br />

etymologist etimologo (-ic, -ie)<br />

eucharist eucaristie<br />

eulogise laudar, glorificar<br />

eulogy elogie, laudation, panegire<br />

eunuch eunuc, castrato<br />

euphemism eufemie<br />

euphony eufonie (-ic), harmonie,<br />

bellsonantie<br />

euphuism afectation, pedanteríe<br />

evacuate evacuar (-ation)<br />

evade evitar, evaDer (-sion, -siv);<br />

escapar<br />

evanescent desaparient, efemeri<br />

evangel evangelie (-ic)<br />

evaporate evaporar (-ation)<br />

even (flat) plan, plat; (smooth) glatt;<br />

(equal) egal, quitt; (not odd)<br />

pari; adv. mem; THEY PAID<br />

EVEN MORE THAN WE: ili<br />

payat mem plu quam noi. ~<br />

SO: e ancor<br />

eve(ning) véspere<br />

evening-dress costume de societé<br />

event eveniment, eventu, casu<br />

eventual resultant, final<br />

eventually finalmen, in fine<br />

ever sempre; (to show emphasis)<br />

-cunc. WHATEVER: quocunc;<br />

(at any time) alquande, jamá.<br />

FOR ~: por sempre<br />

evergreen (bot.) sempreverde<br />

everlasting etern, perpetui, continui<br />

every (each) chascun; (all) omni<br />

everybody chascun<br />

everything omnicós, omno<br />

everywhere partú, in omni loc<br />

evict evicter (-ion), expulser<br />

evidence testimonie, atestation,<br />

indicationes.<br />

CIRCUMSTANTIAL ~:<br />

indicies<br />

evident ~<br />

evil mal, malevolent, maliciosi;<br />

(noun) male, lu mal<br />

evince indicar, manifestar, monstrar<br />

eviscerate eviscerar<br />

evoke evocar (-ation)<br />

evolve evoluer, developar<br />

evolution ~ (-ari, -ist)<br />

ewe agna<br />

ewer aquiere, aqua-cruche<br />

ex- as in <strong>English</strong>: ex-oficero,<br />

-presidente<br />

exacerbate exacerbar (-ation), agravar,<br />

exact ~ (-itá), precisi; v. exiger,<br />

extorDer, postular<br />

exaggerate exagerar (-ation)<br />

exalt exaltar (-ation), laudar<br />

exalted eminent, altissim, exaltat<br />

examine examinar (-ation, -ator),<br />

investigar; inquisir, provar;<br />

(med.) sondar<br />

example (instance) exemple; (copy)<br />

exemplare; (sample) mustre,<br />

specimen<br />

exasperate exasperar (-ation), iritar<br />

excavate excavar (-ation, -ator),<br />

exfossar, subminar<br />

exceed exceder (-ent),<br />

transpassar,superar,<br />

superpassar<br />

exceedingly excessivmen, extremmen<br />

excel exceller (-ent, -entie), eminer<br />

except v. excepter (-ion, -ional);<br />

(prep.) except; (conj.) except<br />

que, si ... ne<br />

excerpt excerpte (-er), resumé<br />

excess ~<br />

exchange v. exchangear; (noun)<br />

exchange; (building) burse.<br />

RATE OF ~: curse de<br />

exchange, valuta. IN ~: in<br />

revancha<br />

exchequer fisco, casse statal<br />

excise accise, impost<br />

excise v. exciser (-ion)<br />

excite excitar (-abil, -ation, -ant)<br />

exclaim exclamar (-ation, -ativ, -atori)<br />

exclude excluDer (-sion, -siv, -sivitá)<br />

excommunicate excomunier (-ion)<br />

excoriate excoriar, scrappar<br />

excrement ~ (-ari), fecallia<br />

excrescence excrescentie<br />

excrete excreer (-tion)<br />

excruciating tormentant<br />

exculpate exculpar (-ation)<br />

excursion ~, tur<br />

excuse excusa (-ar); pretexte<br />

execrate execrar (-abil, -ation), maledir,<br />

abominar<br />

execute executer ( -ion, -iv, -ero, -ori)<br />

executioner executor<br />

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E<br />

exemplary exemplari, modellic<br />

exempt a. ~ (de); v. exempter (-ion)<br />

exercise v. exercir (-ition, -ida),<br />

practicar<br />

exercise-book caderne<br />

exert efortiar se, penar, usar, aplicar<br />

exertions strapacie, labore<br />

exhale exhalar (-ation)<br />

exhaust exhauster (-ion, -iv); (empty)<br />

vacuar; n. (mech.) escapament<br />

exhibit exhibir (-tion), exposir,<br />

monstrar<br />

exhilarate alegrar, invigorar<br />

exhort exhortar (-ation) monir<br />

exhume exhumar (-ation)<br />

exigency exigentie, beson, urgentie<br />

exiguous scarsi; litt<br />

exile n. exilie (-ar); (person) exiliate<br />

exist exister (-entie)<br />

exit exeada, surtida<br />

exonerate exonerar (-ation)<br />

exorbitant excessiv, exorbitant, ínmoderat<br />

exorcise exorcisar, exsorciar<br />

exotic ~<br />

expand expanDer (-sion, -siv, -sibil),<br />

dilatar<br />

expanse expansion, extension, area<br />

expatiate detalliatmen tractar, explicar<br />

expatriate expatriar, exiliar; (oneself)<br />

emigrar<br />

expect expectar (-ation)<br />

expectorate expectorar, exsputar<br />

expedient a. prudent, oportun; n.<br />

expediente, medie<br />

expendite expedir, inviar; accelerar<br />

expedition ~; (promptitude) promptitá,<br />

celeritá<br />

expel ejecter, expulser; demisser<br />

expend expenser, consumar<br />

expense ~ (-iv), custas<br />

experience v. experir (-entie)<br />

experiment ~ (-ar), essaye, prova<br />

expert ~, versat in<br />

expiate expiar, peniter<br />

expire expirar (-ation), exhalar,<br />

morir; (to end) terminar<br />

explain explicar (-ation)<br />

expletive maledition<br />

explicit ~, precisi, distint, clar<br />

explode exploDer (-sion, -siv, -sive);<br />

(tr.) explodentar<br />

exploit v. explotar (-ation, -ero); n.<br />

grand, heroic action<br />

explore explorar (-ation, -ator)<br />

exponent ~, expositor<br />

export exportar (-ation, -ator)<br />

expose exposir (-ition, -itor), decovrir<br />

expostulate protestar, reprochar<br />

exposure exposition; manca de<br />

protection<br />

expound explicar, interpretar<br />

express v. expresser (-ion, -iv, -ivitá);<br />

a. express; (definite) definitiv<br />

expressly intentionalmen<br />

expropriate expropriar, privar (de)<br />

expulsion ~<br />

expunge efaciar<br />

expurgate expurgar (-ation)<br />

exquisite exquisit, rafinat<br />

extant existent<br />

extasy extase (-tic)

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extempore exprompte, improvisat<br />

extend extenDer (-sion, -siv, -sibil);<br />

(the fife of) prorogar<br />

extent gradu, dimension<br />

extenuate extenuar (-ation), palliar,<br />

mitigar, eufemiar<br />

exterior a. exteriori; n. exteriore<br />

exterminate exterminar (-ation), extirpar<br />

external extern<br />

extinct extint(et) (-ion)<br />

extinguish extinter<br />

extirpate extirpar (-ation)<br />

extol laudar, glorificar<br />

extort extorDer (-sion, -siv)<br />

extortionate extorsiv, ínmoderat, excessiv<br />

extra ~, suplementari<br />

extract v. extracter (-ion); n. extracte<br />

extradite extradir (-ition)<br />

extraneous extran, foren, extern<br />

extraordinary extraordinari<br />

extravagant ~ (-ie)<br />

extreme a. extrem (-ist, -itá, -isme)<br />

extricate extirar, debarassar<br />

extrinsic ~<br />

exuberant ~ (-ie), superabundant<br />

exude exsudar<br />

exult exultar, jubilar<br />

eye ocul; v. guatar, observar<br />

eyebrow brove<br />

eyelash cilie<br />

eyelet oculette<br />

eyelid palpebre<br />

eyesight visivitá<br />

eye-witness testimon oculari<br />

eyrie áquil-nest<br />

F<br />

fable fabul (-ist, -osi), saga, legende<br />

fabric edificie, structural (cloth.)<br />

stoff, materie, textage<br />

fabricate fabricar, inventer<br />

facade fassade<br />

face facie (-al), visage; (of clock)<br />

disco; (of coins etc.) averse;<br />

(surface) superficie. ~ TO ~:<br />

vis-a-vis, contra; v. frontar. TO<br />

MAKE A ~: grimassar. TO BE<br />

FACED WITH: star avan<br />

facet facette<br />

facetious jocosi<br />

facile facil (-itá)<br />

facsimile ~<br />

fact facte. IN ~: in facte,<br />

efectivmen. AS A MATTER<br />

OF ~: advere<br />

faction partise, clique<br />

factitious artificial, fals<br />

factor ~, agente<br />

factory fabrica, usina<br />

facultative facultativ<br />

faculty talent, capabilitá; (univ.)<br />

facultá<br />

fad marotte, dadá<br />

fade marcir, pallidar, evanescer<br />

faeces fecallia, excrement<br />

fag v. fatigar; n. servitor; strapacie<br />

faggot fasce, fagotte<br />

faience fayance<br />

fail dessuccesser; (business or<br />

examina tion) fallir,<br />

bancrottar; (grow weak)<br />

debilijar; (be wanting) mancar;<br />

(a person) decepter.<br />

WITHOUT ~: ínfallibilmen<br />

failing manca, delicte, culpa<br />

failure bancrotte, dessuccesse,<br />

defecte; cessation, falliment<br />

faint a. debil, pallid; v. evanescer (ement)<br />

faint-hearted pusilanim, timid, decorageosi<br />

fair bell, pretti; blond; honest,<br />

ínpartial, just, "fair"; seren; n.<br />

ferie<br />

fair-copy nettage<br />

fairly honestmen, justmen; (enough)<br />

sat, passabilmen, alquant<br />

fairy fea, silf(a), elf. ~ TALE: fiaba.<br />

~ ART: feeríe; a. feeric<br />

faith fide, crede, confidentic;<br />

confession<br />

faithful fidel (-itá)<br />

faithless ínfidel, perfid (-ie)<br />

fake falsificar (-ation); n. fraude;<br />

(naut.) rul de cordage<br />

falchion gladie, sabre<br />

falcon ~ (-ero)<br />

fall v. cader; ~ ASLEEP: indormir.<br />

~ AWAY: deserter. ~ IN:<br />

crular, cader in ruinas; (mil.)<br />

formar se in ranges, stantar se.<br />

~ OUT: querellar; ocurrer; (on<br />

Exchange) ~ DUE: scader;<br />

(noun) cade, cadida<br />

fallacious ilusiv, deceptiv, sofistic<br />

fallacy sofisme, fals conclusion, erra<br />

fallible fallibil (-itá)<br />

fallow íncultivat, ínusat, reposant;<br />

(colour) falvi<br />

false fals (-itá), fictiv, perfid. TO<br />

PLAY ~: perfider<br />

falsehood mentie, mentida<br />

falsetto falsett(e)<br />

falsify falsificar (-ation)<br />

falter chancelar, vacilar; (in speech)<br />

hesitar, balbutiar<br />

fame fama (-osi), renomé<br />

familiar fainiliari (-tá, -isar)<br />

family familie (-al)<br />

famine ~; (fig.) manca<br />

famish afamar. TO BE FAMISHED:<br />

famear<br />

fan ventol (-ar); (tech.) ventilator<br />

fanatic fanatic (-o). FANATICISME:<br />

fanatisme<br />

fanciful fantastic, capriciosi, imaginari,<br />

marottic<br />

fancy fantasie, imagination, idé,<br />

notion, preferentie, gust; v.<br />

imaginar, preferer, presentar se<br />

fane temple<br />

fanfare fanfare, tush<br />

fang griffe<br />

fantastic ~<br />

fantasy fantasie<br />

far a. lontan, distant; adv. mult. ~<br />

TOO MUCH: mult tro mult.<br />

AS ~ AS I KNOW: secun quo<br />

yo save<br />

farce farse, buffa, comedie; (cul.)<br />

farce<br />

fare v. standar; n. nutriment;<br />

passagero; precie. HOW<br />

MUCH IS THE ~?: quant<br />

custa li viage?<br />

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farewell adío, til revide!; a. demissional<br />

farina farine<br />

farm farme (-ero); v. cultivar; (- out)<br />

locar, forluar<br />

farrago mixtura, conglomerate<br />

farrier huf-forjero; veterinario<br />

farther plu lontan<br />

fascinate fascinar (-ation), charmar<br />

fashion moda; maniere, custom; (cut<br />

of garment) fasson; v. fassonar<br />

fashionable secun li moda<br />

fast rapid, veloci; fix, stabil, firm;<br />

(of clock) avansat, tro rapid; n.<br />

carema (-ar), abstinentie<br />

fasten fixar, ligar, serrar; (a dress)<br />

agraffar<br />

fastidious desfacilmen satisfat<br />

fat a. grassi, corpulent; n. grasse<br />

fate ~ (-al), destine<br />

father patre. FATHER-IN-LAW:<br />

belpatre. ~LESS: orfan, sin<br />

patre; v. geniter; (- upon)<br />

atribuer a<br />

fathom (naut.) brassade. ~LINE:<br />

sonde; v. sondar; comprender,<br />

penetrar<br />

fatigue fatiga (-ar), exhaustion<br />

fatten ingrassar, far (devenir) grass<br />

fatuous fatui (-tá), idiotic, absurd,<br />

inept<br />

fault defecte, manca, erra, culpa; v.<br />

TO FIND ~: criticar<br />

faulty ínperfect, defectiv<br />

fauna ~, animalité<br />

favour favore (-ar, -abil)<br />

favourite a. favorit (-e, -isme), preferet<br />

fawn cervello; a. cervin; v. TO ~<br />

UPON: repter avan, flattachar<br />

fawning servil, reptiv<br />

fay fea, nimfa<br />

fealty fidelitá<br />

fear v. timer (-ore, -orosi)<br />

fearful terribil; timid<br />

feasible possibil, practicabil, efectuabil<br />

feast festine, banquette, regale; v.<br />

festinar, regalar (se)<br />

feat (of agility etc.) artificie,<br />

habilitá; heroic action<br />

feather plum. FEATHERED: plumat.<br />

~ WEIGHT: (sport) plumpóndere<br />

feature trate, caracteristica<br />

february februar<br />

fecund ~ (-itá), fertil (-itá)<br />

federal ~ (-isme)<br />

federate federar (-ation)<br />

fee honorarie, recompense<br />

feeble debil (-itá, -isar)<br />

feed v. a. nutrir, alimentar; (eat)<br />

manjar; (cattle) forragear. TO<br />

~ ON: nutrir se per<br />

feel sentir; (by touch) palpar,<br />

tastar.<br />

how do you ~? qualmen vu standa?<br />

feeler (ent.) antenne. TO PUT OUT<br />

FEELERS: sondar<br />

feeling sente, sensation, emotion<br />

feign ficter, simular<br />

feint fiction, simulation, pretexte;<br />

tric; (fencing) finte<br />

felicitate felicitar, gratular<br />

feline catin<br />

fell a. terribil, cruel; v. abatter,

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cadentar<br />

felloe felga FELLOW: compane,<br />

socio, membre, co-;<br />

(individual) chap, homacho<br />

fellowship membratu; (brotherhood)<br />

fraternité<br />

felon criminard, malefator<br />

felt n. feltre (-in)<br />

female n. fémina (-in, -initá, -isme);<br />

female<br />

femur femur (-al)<br />

fen palude, morasse<br />

fence palissade; v. palissar, inhagar;<br />

(sport) escrimar, parar<br />

fencing (sport) escrime (-ero)<br />

fend for provider por, cuidar<br />

fender para-foy; (naut.) garda-látere<br />

fennel fenicul<br />

ferment ~ (-ar, -ation), maichar<br />

fern filice<br />

ferocious feroci, savagi<br />

ferret furette. TO ~ ABOUT: furettar<br />

ferrule virol<br />

ferry pram<br />

fertile fertil, fecund (-itá)<br />

ferule ferul<br />

fervent ~, ardent<br />

fervid ~, ardent, avid, passionat<br />

fervour fervore, ferventie, zel<br />

festal ~, gay<br />

fester v. supurar, ulcerar<br />

festive festal, festiv<br />

festival festa<br />

festivity festa, gayita<br />

festoon feston (-ar)<br />

fetch aportar; (a person) far venir<br />

fete festa (-ar)<br />

fetid ~, malodorant<br />

fetish fetiche, idol<br />

fetlock fanon<br />

fetter ligar, incatenar, impedir; n.<br />

caten, ferre<br />

feud vendetta, querell; (fief) feude<br />

(-al, -alisme)<br />

fever febre (-osi)<br />

few poc<br />

fez ~<br />

fiance(e) sponso (-a)<br />

fiasco ~<br />

fiat decrete<br />

fibre ~ (-in, -osi)<br />

fibula ~<br />

fickle ínconstant, capriciosi<br />

fiction (feigning) ~; (novels) romanes<br />

fictitious fictiv, fals, inventet<br />

fiddle n. violine. ~ BOW: arc. ~<br />

STRING: corde<br />

fiddlesticks nonsense<br />

fidelity fidelitá<br />

fidget v. esser desquiet, movettar se<br />

nervosimen<br />

fie fi!<br />

field agre, prate, camp<br />

field-glass binocul<br />

fiend diábol (-ic)<br />

fierce furiosi, feroci, violent<br />

fiery ardent, foyosi, impetuosi<br />

fife siffluore<br />

fifth quinesim; (mus.) quinte<br />

fig figue (-iero)<br />

fight v. combatter; (with sword)<br />

escrimar, gladiar; (with fist)<br />

boxar; n. combatte<br />

figment fiction<br />

figure figura (-ar, -ant), forme,<br />

statura; (number) ciffre; v.<br />

calcular<br />

figure of speech trope<br />

figurehead antefigura; (person) comparse<br />

filament fil, fibre, filament<br />

filch furter<br />

file n. (papers) file; classificator;<br />

(mil.) range; (tool) lime; v.<br />

classificar; (mech.) limar<br />

filial ~<br />

filibuster corsaro; v. obstructer (-or)<br />

filigree filigran<br />

filings limallia<br />

fill v. plenar; (teeth) piumbar; n.<br />

plenitá, satie<br />

filler funel<br />

fillet cap-band; (cul.) filé, pisc<br />

despinat<br />

fillip stimul, incitation<br />

filly cavallella, yun cavalla<br />

film membrane, pellículi (phot.)<br />

film (-actor, -stelle)<br />

filter filtre (-ar)<br />

filth sordidage, sordidallia<br />

fin pinne, svimmuore. FIN-<br />

FOOTED: pinnipedat<br />

final ~, ultim. FINALE: ~<br />

finance financie (-al, -ero)<br />

finch pinson<br />

find trovar; constatar; (supply with)<br />

provider; n. trova, trovage<br />

finding n. sententie, verdicte, judicie<br />

fine a. bell; (thin) tenui; subtil;<br />

(sharp) acut: (delicate) fin,<br />

delicat; n. punition pocuhiari,<br />

multa, amende<br />

finery ornamentes<br />

finesse ~, astutie, subtilitá; (at cards)<br />

finte<br />

finger fingre; v. palpar. ~ PRINT:<br />

fingre-print<br />

finger-post pal indicatori, indicator de via<br />

finicking tro precisi, afectat<br />

finish v. a. finir, terminar; (of stuffs)<br />

apretar; v.n. cessar; n. fine<br />

fisished (refined) rafinat<br />

finite finit, limitat<br />

fiord ~<br />

fir abiete<br />

fire foy; incendie; v. incendiar, far<br />

foy; (a gun) tirar, dar foy;<br />

(heat) calentar.<br />

fir alarm|fire foy-alarmaparate.<br />

firbrigade|fire incendie-brigade.<br />

firescape|fire salv-aparate.<br />

firguard|fire para-foy.<br />

fireman|fire pumpero, parafoyero; (stoker;<br />

calentator, foymann.<br />

firplace|fire camine.<br />

firwood|fire combustibile.<br />

firworks|fire foyes artificial, pirotecnica<br />

firm a. ~, fix, stabil; n. firma<br />

firmament ~<br />

first unesim, prim. AT ~: in prim<br />

firstling primicie<br />

firth estuarie, inboccatura<br />

fiscal ~<br />

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fish pise (-ar, -ator, -iera)<br />

fishing-line pisc-fil. ~ROD: canne a piscar<br />

fishmonger pisc-venditor, piscero<br />

fission ~<br />

fissure fissura, fensura<br />

fist punie<br />

fistula fistul<br />

fit apt, bon, util; decent; in bon<br />

statu; san; n. humor, capricie;<br />

(med.) accesse, convulsion,<br />

paroxisme; v. adaptar, ajustar,<br />

acomodar; ( ~ up, ~ out)<br />

equipar, provider, installar,<br />

monter; (a suit) ad-mesurar<br />

fitter montero<br />

fitting a. convenent<br />

fittings accessories<br />

five quin<br />

fix fixar, regular, ligar; n.<br />

dilemma<br />

fixture arangeament; (property)<br />

imobilie<br />

fizz sibilar<br />

flabbergast consternar, astonar<br />

flabby moll, lax<br />

flaccid debil, marcid<br />

flag flagga, standarte, baniere;<br />

(stone) strad-petre; v. debilijar,<br />

languir<br />

flagellate flagellar (-ation)<br />

flagon flacon<br />

flagrant ~, notori<br />

flail drachuore<br />

flake flocc; (metal) lámine; v.<br />

exfoliar<br />

flambeau torche<br />

flamboyant florid, flammeant<br />

flame flamme; ardore. ~<br />

THROWER: lansa-flamme; v.<br />

flammar<br />

flamingo ~<br />

flange ~<br />

flank flanca (-ar), látere<br />

flannel flanelle<br />

flap clappe; (of wing) batte; v.<br />

clappar; frappar, batter<br />

flare v. flammear, flagrar; n. torche.<br />

TO ~ UP: (fig.) incolerar se<br />

flash n. scintille, fúlmine; v. lucer,<br />

fulminar, eclatar<br />

flask botelle, flacon<br />

flat a. plan, plat; (of voice) fals;<br />

(of taste) fad, ínsipid, adv.<br />

FLATLY: francmen; n.<br />

apartament; etage; (mus.)<br />

bemoll; (naut.) bassfunde<br />

flat-foot platpede<br />

platiron ferro-glattuore<br />

flatten aplatar, aplanar; aplastar<br />

flatter flattar (-osi, -ant)<br />

flatulence flatu (-ent, -entie, -osi), gas<br />

intestinal; fatuitá, vanitá<br />

flaunt paradar, ostentar<br />

flavour sapore, gust, aroma; v. spicear<br />

flaw defecte; (crack) fensura<br />

flax lin (-atri)<br />

flay depellar, excoriar; torturar<br />

flea pulce<br />

fledged volativ, vola-capabil; plumat<br />

fledgeling avielle<br />

flee fugir (-itor, -ida), forcurrer

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fleece lane, lan-pelle; v. tonder;<br />

(cheat) fraudar<br />

fleet a. rapid, agil; n. flotte<br />

fleeting fugitiv, efemeri<br />

flesh carne (-al, -ivori, -osi)<br />

flexible flexibil (-itá)<br />

flick (noun) tappa<br />

flicker flamettar, movettar se<br />

flight vola(da); (fleeing) fugida;<br />

(flock) volade<br />

flighty frivol, de levi anim, ínconstant<br />

flimsy ínsubstantial, tenui<br />

flinch (retro)ceder<br />

fling jettar, lansar; (of horses)<br />

regambar<br />

flint silice (-osi)<br />

flippant temerari, frivoli, ínseriosi<br />

flirt n. coquetto (-a), flirt; v.<br />

coquettar, amorettar; flirtar<br />

flit translocar; (of birds) glissar,<br />

volettar ( a ci e ta)<br />

float v. flottar; (hover) planear; n.<br />

flottuore; (angler's) flottette,<br />

svimmuore<br />

flock (wool etc.) flocc<br />

flock greg, truppe, gruppe; v.<br />

amassar se, gregar se<br />

floe camp de glacie<br />

flog flagellar (-ation), knutar,<br />

castigar<br />

flood v. inundar (-ation); n. torrent,<br />

flut, diluvie<br />

floor suol, planc-suol; (storey)<br />

etage. INLAID ~: parquett<br />

flora (bot.) ~<br />

floral ~<br />

floret florette<br />

florid tro ornat, ostentativ<br />

florist ~<br />

floss lane de semes, lanuge<br />

floss-silk filoselle<br />

flossy silkin<br />

flotilla flottille<br />

flotsam flottallia, vrecallia<br />

flounce precipitar se<br />

flounder v. gambear, chancelar; n. (fish)<br />

pleuronecte<br />

flour farine<br />

flourish florear, prosperar: (a weapon)<br />

brandisser; n. (in writing)<br />

floscul, arabesca; fanfare;<br />

volut<br />

flout mocar, derider<br />

flow v. fluer; n. currente, flution<br />

flower flor. ~ BED: flor-bed; v. florar,<br />

florescer<br />

fluctuate fluctuar (-ation), variar<br />

flue fum-tube<br />

fluent ~ (-ie)<br />

fluff lanuge, flocc<br />

fluid ~, liquid (-itá); (noun) fluide,<br />

liquide<br />

fluke hasarde; (fish) pleuronecte<br />

flunkey lacayo, leccard, adulator;<br />

servitor in livré<br />

fluorspar fluor<br />

fluorescent ~<br />

flurry v. confuser, agitar.<br />

FLURRIED: anxiosi, confuset<br />

flush v. rubijar; (~ out) rinsar; n.<br />

ruble, rubiation<br />

fluster agitar<br />

flute flaute; (arch.) cannel; (of<br />

anchor) pattes del ancre<br />

flutter v. (birds) volettar; (of heart)<br />

palpitar; (flags) far flirtar; n.<br />

ínquietesse<br />

fluvial ~ FLUX: fluentie; (soldering)<br />

medie a suldar, suldage<br />

fly 1.|fly v. volar; (in aeroplane) aviar;<br />

(fig.) hastar; (flag) far flirtar<br />

fly 2.|fly (insect) mosca<br />

flying buttress suporte arcat<br />

foal cavallello<br />

foam scum (-ar)<br />

focus foco (-al)<br />

fodder forrage<br />

foe ínamico, adversario<br />

foetus feto<br />

fog (spess) nebul (-osi, -ositá)<br />

foghorn sirene<br />

foible capricie, debilesse<br />

foil v. frustrar, vanificar; n. florete,<br />

rapiere; (metal) folie<br />

foist upon obtruder<br />

fold plica; (sheep) corrale,<br />

hagatura. MANI~: multiplic;<br />

v. plicar; (hands) junter;<br />

(sheep) inhagar, incorralar<br />

folding plicabil<br />

foliage ~<br />

folio ~, págine<br />

folk gente; (a people) popul, nation<br />

folklore ~<br />

follow sequer; succeDer; obedir<br />

follower adherente, partisan, adepte;<br />

successor<br />

folly follie, stultie, stultesse<br />

foment fomentar (-ation), incitar<br />

fond tendri, indulgent, afectionat.<br />

TO BE ~ OF: amar, apreciar<br />

fondle caressar<br />

font cuve baptismal<br />

food manjage, nutriment, aliment;<br />

(animals) forrage, vorage<br />

food-stuffs nutritives, victuales<br />

fool n. folio, idiote, stulton; v.<br />

decepter, dupar; (make a ~ of)<br />

ridiculisar<br />

foolhardy temerari<br />

foolish folli, stupid<br />

foot 1.|foot pede; base; v. ear a pede,<br />

pedear, vader<br />

foot- 2.|foot ~BALL: futballe. ~MAN:<br />

lacayo. ~MARK: ped-tracie.<br />

~NOTE: ped-note.<br />

~PASSENGER: pedon,<br />

pedeator. ~PATH: ped-via,<br />

viette, trottuore. ~PRINT: pedtracie,<br />

vestigie. ~STEP: passu.<br />

~STOOL<br />

fop dandy, fatuo<br />

foppish afectat, dandyatri<br />

for (prep.) por; (because) pro que;<br />

(during) durante; (in exchange<br />

for) por, contra; (in spite of)<br />

malgre; (on account of) pro;<br />

(on behalf of) por; (towards) a;<br />

~EVER: por sempre<br />

forage forrage; v. serchar forrage<br />

foray razzia, raubatori excurse<br />

forbear abstener se de; n. (forebear)<br />

preavo<br />

forbid interdicter, prohibir<br />

forbidding repugnant, repulsiv<br />

force fortie, vigore, violentie;<br />

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(might) potentie. IN ~: valid,<br />

valent. BY ~: per fortie,<br />

violentmen; v. fortiar, violar;<br />

obligar; (to ~ upon) obtruder<br />

forceps forcepse<br />

forcible fort, fortiosi, violent<br />

ford vada (-ar)<br />

fore~ pre-<br />

fore, to the(2) in avan<br />

forearm avan-brasse<br />

forebode pre-indicar, presentir (-iment),<br />

predir<br />

forecast predir, previder, augurar,<br />

prognosticar<br />

forefathers preavos<br />

forefinger fingre indicatori, index-fingre<br />

forefront avan-fronte<br />

forego renunciar; preceder<br />

foregoing precedent. THE ~: lu<br />

precedent<br />

foreground avanplan<br />

forehead fronte<br />

foreign foren, extran; strangi; (bot.)<br />

exotic<br />

foreigner extrano, foreno<br />

foreland promontorie<br />

forelock front-bucle<br />

foremast foc-mast<br />

foreman suprastante, chef-ovrero<br />

foremost prim, chef, plu avansat<br />

forenoon premidí, antemidí<br />

forensic judiciari<br />

forerunner precursor, pionero; ómine<br />

foresail foc(segle)<br />

foresee previder<br />

foreshadow pre-indicar, presignar<br />

foreshore rive (intermareal)<br />

foreshorten dessinar in perspective,<br />

perspectivisar<br />

foresight prevision, previdentie<br />

foreskin prepucio<br />

forest ~ (-ero), silva (-in)<br />

forestall prevenir, anticipar<br />

forestry forest-cultura<br />

foretaste antegust<br />

foretell predir<br />

forethought premeditation, previdentie<br />

forewarn advertir<br />

foreword anteparol, preparol<br />

forfeit v. (lose) perdir; a. rendiend, a<br />

rendir; n. perde, punition<br />

meritet FORGE: forjar (-ero, -<br />

ería); (commit forgery)<br />

contrafar, falsar; imitar<br />

forgery contrafation<br />

forget obliviar (-aci)<br />

forget-me-not miosótis<br />

forgive pardonar, excusar<br />

fork furca (-at). TABLE ~: furcette;<br />

v. bifurcar, fender se; ramificar<br />

forlorn abandonat, sin auxilie, solitari<br />

form forme, figura: fasson; (bench)<br />

banca: classe; (schedule)<br />

formul; v. formar (se)<br />

formal ~ (-isme, -ist, -itá)<br />

format formate<br />

former precedent, anteyan, passat<br />

formerly antey<br />

formidable formidabil, timend, terribil<br />

formula formul (-ar)<br />

fornicate fornicar (-ation)<br />

forsake abandonar, forlassar, renunciar<br />

forsooth vermen, advere

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forswear abjurar, renegar; (oneself)<br />

jurar falsmen, perjurar se<br />

fort forteresse<br />

forte fort látere (de un person)<br />

forth for; (prep.) ex, fro<br />

forthwith strax<br />

fortify fortificar (-ation), infortiar,<br />

consolidar<br />

fortnight du semanes, deciquar dies<br />

fortress forteresse<br />

fortuitous accidental, hasardal, casual<br />

fortunate fortunat, felici<br />

fortune fortun; felicitá; (luck) hasarde,<br />

chance. ~TELLER: divinator,<br />

chiromante (-a). TO TELL<br />

FORTUNES: predir li futur<br />

forty quaranti<br />

forum ~<br />

forward a. avansat, tosti, parat;<br />

impertinent, obtrusiv; adv.<br />

adavan; v. promoer, accelerar,<br />

expedir, inviar, transmisser<br />

fosse ~, tranché<br />

fossil ~ (-e, -isar, -iferi)<br />

fossilize petrificar (se), fossilisar<br />

foster v. nutrir; cuidar, elevar<br />

foster-(2) adoptiv<br />

foul a. sordid, inpur, fetid,<br />

abominabil, desbell, mal. ~<br />

PLAY: perfidie; v. sordidar;<br />

(become entangled) implicar<br />

se<br />

foulard fularde<br />

found v. fundar, instituer, etablisser;<br />

(smelt) fonder<br />

foundation fundation; (basis) fundament<br />

founder n. fundator; (smelter) fondero;<br />

v. afundar<br />

foundling infante trovat, trovate<br />

foundry fondería, fusería<br />

fount fonte; (typ.) fonde<br />

fountain fontane. FOUNTAIN-PEN:<br />

fontan-plum<br />

four quar. A ~: quadren. ~TEEN:<br />

deciquar<br />

fourfold quadriplic<br />

fowl avie; (domestic) gállin<br />

fowler avie-captor, avie-fusilator<br />

fox ~<br />

foxglove digitale<br />

foxtrot foxtrott<br />

foxy astut, foxatri<br />

fracas fracass, rixe<br />

fraction fragment, fractura; (arith.)<br />

fraction (-al)<br />

fractious iritabil, contrari, obstinat<br />

fracture (med.) oss-fractura; ruptura; v.<br />

fracter, rupter<br />

fragile fragil, fractibil, delicat<br />

fragment ~ (-ari)<br />

fragrance parfum, aroma (-tic)<br />

frail debil, infirm (-itá), fragil<br />

frame v. formar, formular; (picture)<br />

incadrar; n. cadre, squelette,<br />

córpore; (of mind) statu.<br />

FRAMEWORK: frame<br />

franchise jure de votation, sufragie, jure<br />

civil<br />

frank franc, sinceri, candid; (letters)<br />

afrancar<br />

frankincense incense<br />

frantic frenetic, furiosi, rabiat<br />

fraternal ~, fratrin<br />

fraternity fraternitá; (society) fraternité<br />

fraternize fraternisar (-ation)<br />

fraud fraude, dupada, deception<br />

fraudulent fraudatori<br />

fraught with chargeat per<br />

fray conflicte, combatte; v. fricter,<br />

forfricter<br />

freak singularitá, monstruositá;<br />

(whim) marotte<br />

freckle lentige<br />

free líber; gratuit; franc; v. liberar<br />

freebooter marOdero<br />

freedom libertá; (of city) borgesie<br />

freehold líber possedage<br />

freemason franc-masson<br />

freethinker liberpensante<br />

freeze gelar, glaciar se; (feel cold)<br />

friger<br />

freight frete, porte; (load) cargo<br />

french bean faseol<br />

frenzy frenesie (-tic), rabie<br />

frequent ~ (-ie, -ar), sovente<br />

fresco ~<br />

fresh frisc (-ore), pur, recent;<br />

(another) altri; (not salt) ne<br />

salat. ~ WATER: dulci aqua,<br />

frisc aqua<br />

freshen refriscar<br />

fret (worry) chagrinar; consumar<br />

se; (rub) fricter<br />

fretsaw ret-sega<br />

fretwork ret-segada<br />

friable friabil<br />

friar mónaco<br />

fricassee fricassé<br />

friction ~<br />

friday venerdí. GOOD ~: Sant<br />

Venerdí<br />

friend amico (-a). ~LY: afabil, amical<br />

friendship amicitá, amicie<br />

frieze (arch.) frise<br />

frigate fregatte<br />

fright terre; (image) monstru<br />

frighten terrer, timentar, efaruchar<br />

frightful terribil, horribil<br />

frigid ~ (-itá)<br />

frill jabot, colarette, crispat<br />

bordura<br />

fringe frange<br />

frisk v. saltillar, capreolar<br />

frisky gay, alegri, alert<br />

fritter away dissipar, forfrivolar<br />

frivolous frivol, futil, bagetellic,<br />

ínseriosi<br />

frizzle friser, crispar; (fry) frir; (of<br />

sound) sibilar<br />

fro, to and * a ci e ta<br />

frock robe<br />

frock-coat redingote<br />

frog ran (-in, -atri, -ello)<br />

frolic v. luder, capreolar, saltillar<br />

frolicsome gay, alegri, ludaci<br />

from (place) de, fro, ex; (time)<br />

desde; (cause) pro, caus;<br />

(means) per<br />

frond folie de filice<br />

front n. fronte, facie; (of building)<br />

fassade; a. anteriori, antean,<br />

frontal. IN ~: in avan<br />

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frontage ~<br />

frontier frontiera (-al)<br />

frontispiece titul-folie, titul-image,<br />

frontispicie<br />

frost gela, frigore; (hoar ~) gela<br />

crinosi, pruine<br />

frostbite gela-vúlnere<br />

froth scum; v. efervescer<br />

frown rugar li fronte, sulcar li broves<br />

fructify fecundar, infructar (se),<br />

fructificar<br />

frugal ~ (-itá)<br />

fruit fructe (-iferi, -osi, -iero,venditor);<br />

v. dar fructe,<br />

fructificar<br />

fruition maturitá, juida<br />

fruitless van, ínfertil<br />

frump oldmodic, feminach,<br />

oldmodona<br />

frustrate frustrar (-ation), vanitar<br />

fry frir; n. frite; (fish ~) fraye,<br />

pisc-covatura. THE WHOLE<br />

~: li tot parentité<br />

frying-pan padelle<br />

fuchsia fucsia<br />

fuddle v. confuser; ebriar<br />

fuel combustibile<br />

fugitive a. fugitiv; efemeri; n. fugitor,<br />

fugiard<br />

fugue fuga<br />

fulcrum pivot, punta de apoy<br />

fulfil far, plenar, compleer, realisar<br />

full plen, complet, tot, integri;<br />

ampli; (of food) sat; v. (cloth)<br />

fullar<br />

full-faced guanciut<br />

full-grown plen-crescet, adult<br />

full-length prosternat<br />

full-moon plenlunie<br />

full-stop punctu; halta<br />

fulminate v. tonnerar (contra); fulminar<br />

fulsome nauseativ, adulatori<br />

fumble circumtastar, circumpalpar;<br />

bosillar<br />

fume v. esser coleric; n, vapore,<br />

exhalation<br />

fumigate fumicar, fum-desinfecter<br />

fun amusament, divertissement;<br />

comicalitá, jocada<br />

function ~ (-ar, -ario)<br />

fund provision, stock; cassa,<br />

capitale; abundantie<br />

fundament ~ (-al, -alisme) FUNERAL:<br />

interration, funerale; a.<br />

funebri, funeral<br />

fungus fungo (-osi)<br />

funicular a. de cable; n. cable-relvia,<br />

funiculare<br />

funnel funel<br />

funny amusant, comic, risibil; strangi<br />

fur pelisse (-ero), pelle<br />

furbish polir, renovar<br />

furious furiosi, rabiat. TO BE ~: furer<br />

furl (flag) rular; (naut.) ferlar li<br />

segles<br />

furlough congedie, vacantie<br />

furnace forn<br />

furnish munir, furnir, provider, liverar;<br />

(a house) moblar<br />

furniture mobles; accessories<br />

furore sensation, excitation

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furrow sulca (-ar)<br />

further a. plu distant, plu lontan,<br />

posteriori; adv. adplu, adultra;<br />

v. promoer, avansar, accelerar<br />

furthermore in céteri, adplu<br />

furtive secret, furtori<br />

fury furie, rabie; megera<br />

furze ulex<br />

fuse v. fonder, fuser (-ion, -ibil); n.<br />

explodette; (electr.) fusibile,<br />

fusette FUSILIER: fusilero<br />

fusillade fusilada<br />

fusion ~ (-ar)<br />

fuss tumultu, bruida. TO MAKE A<br />

~: far desfacilitás<br />

fustian fustane<br />

fusty muffi, muffosi<br />

futile futil (-ita), van<br />

future futur (-i, -ic, -itá, -ist)<br />

G<br />

gabble babillachar; (geese) carcarear;<br />

n. babillada<br />

gabion ~ (-ade)<br />

gable fronton<br />

gadfly tabane<br />

gaff (naut.) gaffe<br />

gag (mouth) stuffa-bocca, garot<br />

gage mesura; (security) hipoteca,<br />

garantie<br />

gain ganie (-ar), profite; v. (to<br />

reach) atinger<br />

gainsay contradir, contestar<br />

gait eada, maniere marchar, vadida<br />

gaiter gamache<br />

gala ~<br />

galaxy galaxe, via galactic<br />

gale storm<br />

gall bilie; (fig.) amaritá; (bot.) gall;<br />

v. iritar, molestar<br />

gallant brav; galant, cavalieresc<br />

galleon gallion<br />

gallery galerie<br />

galley galere; (ship's ~) cocina<br />

gallivant circumvagar, circumflanar<br />

gallon mesura anglesi = 4,54 litres<br />

galloon galon<br />

gallop galoppa (-ar)<br />

gallows patibul, penduore<br />

galosh galoche<br />

galvanic ~<br />

galvanize galvanisar<br />

gambit ~<br />

gamble specular, riscar, hasardar,<br />

paríluder<br />

gambol saltillar, capreolar, gambillar<br />

game lude; (birds) volallia, chassavies;<br />

(meat) carne savagin<br />

gamekeeper chass-gardero<br />

gammon jambon infumat<br />

gamut gamme, scala<br />

gander ganso<br />

gang bande, truppe, -allia<br />

ganglion ~<br />

gangrene gangren (-ari)<br />

gangway passage; (naut.) pontette,<br />

passuore<br />

gaol cárcere, prison<br />

gap apertura, intersticie, breche;<br />

manca, lacone<br />

gape gapar; (yawn) hiar<br />

garage ~<br />

garb costume, vestiment<br />

garbage jettallia, putrallia<br />

garble bosillar, falsificar<br />

garden jardin (-ar, -age, -ero, -cultura)<br />

gargle gurgulear, gargarisar<br />

gargoyle gargule<br />

garish ciecant, pomposi<br />

garland guirlande<br />

garlic alie<br />

garment veste, vestiment<br />

garner v. recoltar; n. graniere<br />

garnet granat<br />

garnish garnir (-iment, -itura), ornar<br />

garret mansarde<br />

garrison garnison<br />

garrot garot (-ar)<br />

garrulous babillaci, loquaci<br />

garter strump-lace, gartere<br />

gas ~ (-ificar)<br />

gasconade gasconada<br />

gash larg vúlnere, vúlnere beant<br />

gas-meter gas-metre, contator de gas<br />

gasometer gasometre<br />

gasp anhelar (-ation); n. spasma<br />

gastric ~, stomacal<br />

gastritis gastrite<br />

gastronomy gastronomie (-ic)<br />

gate porta, barriere<br />

gateway intrada<br />

gather colecter, colier; (fester)<br />

supurar; (harvest) recoltar; (an<br />

opinion) concluder<br />

gathering assemble; abscess;<br />

(needlework) ruche<br />

gaudy tro ornat, pomposi<br />

gauge v. mesurar; taxar; n. mesura,<br />

scala, dimension; mesurette,<br />

indicator<br />

gaunt magri; miserabil<br />

gauntlet gante con manchette, gardamanu<br />

gauze gaze<br />

gavotte ~<br />

gawky desgracil<br />

gay ~ (-itá, -esse), gaudiosi<br />

gaze v. regardar fixmen, spectar<br />

gazelle ~<br />

gazette ~, jurnale, revúe<br />

gazetteer geografic lexico<br />

gear aparate, mecanisme;<br />

(motorcar) ingranage<br />

gelatine ~<br />

geld castrar (-ation)<br />

gem juvel, lapide preciosi, gemme<br />

gendarme ~<br />

gender (gram.) génere<br />

genealogist genealog (-ie, -ic)<br />

general a. ~, comun, usual, customal;<br />

n. generale; ~PUBLIC: grand<br />

publica<br />

generalissimo ~<br />

generate generar, producter; causar<br />

generation (all meanings) ~<br />

generous generosi (-tá)<br />

genesis creation; (bibl.) genese<br />

genetic ~<br />

genial afabil, agreabil<br />

genital ~; (pl.) genitallia<br />

genitive (gram.) ~<br />

genius genie, spiritu; (person) genio<br />

genteel elegant, graciosi, gentil, bon<br />

educat<br />

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gentile pagano, non-judéo<br />

gentle mild, dulci, suavi; (rank) nobil<br />

gentleman senior, gentilmann<br />

gentry nobilité (inferiori); alt<br />

borgesité<br />

genuflection genuflexion<br />

genuine genuin, autentic, sinceri<br />

genus génere<br />

geodesy geodesie<br />

geographer geograf (-ie, -ic)<br />

geologist geolog (-ie, -ic)<br />

geometry geometrie (-ic)<br />

geranium geranie, pelargonium<br />

germ gérmine (-ar); bacille,<br />

microbio<br />

germane parent, afini<br />

germinate germinar (-ation)<br />

gerund gerundie<br />

gestation gestation, graviditá<br />

gesticulate gesticular (-ation)<br />

gesture geste<br />

get (acquire) aquisiter, obtener,<br />

ganiar, reciver; (arrive) arivar;<br />

(become; devenir, -ijar;<br />

(cause) causar; (fetch) aportar<br />

get off (clothes) demetter; (dismount)<br />

descender de. THE<br />

ACCUSED GOT OFF: on<br />

absoluet li acusato<br />

get on prosperar, progresser;<br />

proceder; (mount) montar,<br />

ascender; (agree) acordar<br />

get out preparar, editer; exear; (get out<br />

of) evitar, debrolliar<br />

get over (overcome) superar, victer;<br />

(illness) bon trapassar,<br />

recuperar<br />

get through traear; (finish) finir; successar<br />

get up (rise) levar se; (arrange)<br />

arangear, organisar; (mount)<br />

montar<br />

get well resanijar, convalescer<br />

gewgaw juvelache, futilage, talmi,<br />

auripelle<br />

geyser ~; balne-forne, terme<br />

ghastly horribil, cadavric<br />

ghetto ~, quartere de hebréos<br />

ghost fantom, spírite<br />

ghoul vampire, demon, raubator de<br />

cadavres<br />

giant n. gigante (-ic, -esc)<br />

gibberish jargon<br />

gibbet patibul, penduore<br />

gibbous bossut; vultat<br />

gibe moca (-ar), sarcasme<br />

giddy vertiginosi, chancelant;<br />

ínconstant<br />

giddiness vertígine<br />

gift don, donation; talent<br />

gig (naut.) giga, yoll<br />

gigantic ~<br />

giggle hihicar<br />

gild aurar (-atura)<br />

gill (fish) branche<br />

gilt a. aurat; n. folie aurin<br />

gimlet scruv-forette<br />

gin ~; (trap) trapp, captuore;<br />

(mech.) vinduore<br />

ginger zingibre<br />

gingerly TO WALK ~: passuar cautmen<br />

o circumspectmen<br />

gipsy cigano; bohemian<br />

giraffe ~

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gird cinter; (sneer) ricanar<br />

girder metall—trave, trave portant<br />

girdle cintura, zone<br />

girl puella. GIRLHOOD: puellesse<br />

girth rondore, circumferentie;<br />

(belly-band) cintura, sedlezone<br />

gist lu essential, chef-punctu,<br />

resumé<br />

give v. dar; (present) donar; ceder;<br />

n. elasticitá<br />

give back restituer, retrodar<br />

give forth anunciar; (a cry) pussar<br />

give in ceder, capitular<br />

give off (an odour) expander<br />

give out distribuer; exhauster se,<br />

anunciar<br />

give over transdar, transmisser; (cease)<br />

cessar<br />

give up abandonar; (a problem) ne<br />

posser soluer; (surrender)<br />

capitular, renunciar<br />

give way ceder (piazza); cader in ruinas,<br />

crular<br />

given to inclinat, disposit<br />

gizzard stomac (de avies), croppe<br />

glacial ~<br />

glacier glaciero, rivere glacial<br />

glad joyosi, injoyat. I AM ~: yo<br />

joya<br />

gladden (in)joyar<br />

glade clariera<br />

gladiator ~<br />

gladiolus gladiol<br />

glamour fascination, charme, sorcie<br />

glance v. regardar, jettar un regard a.<br />

TO ~ OFF: ricochettar, saltar a<br />

latere<br />

gland glandul (-ari)<br />

glare (at) regardar con colere; n.<br />

luce ciecant; coleric regard<br />

glaring flagrant, clar<br />

glass vitre (-in): (tumbler) glass;<br />

(mirror) spegul; (opera ~)<br />

lorniette<br />

glass-case vitrine<br />

glass-house tepidarium<br />

glassware vitreríe<br />

glassworks vitrería<br />

glassy vitri, vitratri<br />

glaucous glauc<br />

glaze v. (with glass) vitrar; (a<br />

surface) glaser, glasurar<br />

glazier vitrero, glasero<br />

gleam radie, splendore; v. brilliar,<br />

radiar<br />

glean colier; stopplar, posrecoltar.<br />

gleaner stopplera<br />

glee joya, gayitá; (mus.) harmonic<br />

cantada<br />

glen valley, ravine<br />

glib (tro) fluent; suavi. TO BE ~:<br />

parlar suavimen, parlar<br />

volubilmen<br />

glide glissar<br />

glimmer lucettear, jettar un debil luce,<br />

lucer intermittentmen<br />

glimpse curt regarde<br />

glisten scintillar, brilliar<br />

glitter splender, brilliar<br />

gloaming crepuscul<br />

gloat delectar se pri, exultar pri<br />

globe bul, glob, sfere<br />

globule global (-ari)<br />

gloomy morni, melancolic; obscur,<br />

tenebrosi, grisi<br />

glorious gloriosi, bellissim<br />

glory glorie (-ificar); v. exultar<br />

gloss politura, lustre; (comment)<br />

glosse; v. (~ over) palliar,<br />

mascar, eufemiar; (cloth.)<br />

catisser<br />

glossary glossarium<br />

glove gante<br />

glow v. arder (-ent, -entie, -ore); n.<br />

(flame) brase<br />

glow-worm verme lucent, lampire<br />

glucose ~<br />

glue glutine (-ar, -osi), colle<br />

glum desgay, morni, depresset<br />

glut v. saturar; (market)<br />

superplenar; n. satietá,<br />

supersatie<br />

glutton gloton (-eríe), stuffa-bocca,<br />

voron. GLUTTONOUS:<br />

manjavid<br />

glycerine glicerine<br />

gnarled tordet, nodat<br />

gnash grinsar (per li dentes)<br />

gnat tipul<br />

gnaw roDer (-sion)<br />

gneiss ~<br />

gnome ~, spírite del terra, cobolde<br />

gnu ~<br />

go v. ear, vader; (machine)<br />

functionar; n. verve, alertie,<br />

energie<br />

go for far venir; ataccar<br />

go in intrar; ingredir<br />

go in for interessar se por, interprender<br />

go into investigar, explorar<br />

go on durar, continuar<br />

go out surtir, exear; extinter se<br />

go without carir; poslassar<br />

go-between mediator; (pander) proxenete<br />

goad v. picar, stimular; n. stimul,<br />

picstimul, agullion<br />

goal scope; (sport) gol, porta<br />

goat capre (-o, -a)<br />

gobble glutir, vorar<br />

goblet cope, bocale<br />

goblin cobolde, elf, mal spírite<br />

go-cart pussa-carrette<br />

god deo (-essa)<br />

godchild filie baptismal<br />

godfather compatre, patrino<br />

godlike deic, deo-simil, divin; majestic<br />

godly sant<br />

godmother commatre, patrina<br />

godsend don cielari, don ínexplicat,<br />

beneficie<br />

goggles garda-ocules<br />

goitre struma (-tic)<br />

gold aure (-ifer , -in)<br />

gold-digger aure-serchator<br />

goldfinch cardul<br />

goldfish pisc aurin<br />

goldsmith juvelero, aure-inercante<br />

golf (sport) ~<br />

golosh galoche<br />

gondola góndol (-ero)<br />

gong ~<br />

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gonorrhea gonoréa<br />

good a. bon, vertuosi; apt; n. bontá,<br />

lu bon; bene. FOR ~: por<br />

sempre<br />

good, to hold * valer<br />

good, to make * compensar<br />

good deal, a * mult, sat mult<br />

goodbye adio, til revide<br />

good-fellowship camaraderíe<br />

good-for- vale-necós<br />

nothing<br />

good friday * Sant Venerdí<br />

good luce * bon successe, bon chance<br />

good-natured boncordiosi<br />

goods merces; possedage<br />

goods-train merce-tren<br />

goodwill bon voluntá; (of business)<br />

clientela<br />

goose gans(a)<br />

gooseberry spincrusbere<br />

gore v. corn-vulnerar, corn-picar; n.<br />

(blood) sangue<br />

gorge ravine, defile, abisse; (anger)<br />

colere; v. satiar se<br />

gorgeous grandiosi, magnific<br />

gorilla gorille<br />

gormandize devorar avidmen, manjar<br />

preter satie<br />

gorse ulex<br />

gory sanguic, sanguin<br />

gosling gansello<br />

gospel evangelie (-ic)<br />

gossamer fin gaze; diafanage; rete de<br />

arané<br />

gossip babillada, parlachada; v.<br />

babillar, linguachar<br />

gothic gotic; (style) ogival<br />

gouge cav-cisel; v. exciselar<br />

gourd cucurbite; (bottle) calabasse<br />

gourmand gloton, gurmandon<br />

gourmet epicuréo, gastronom,<br />

gurmandon<br />

gout podagra, artrite<br />

govern guvernar (-ator, -ament)<br />

governess governessa<br />

government guvernament; regime;<br />

(provincia) guvernia<br />

governor guvernator; guvernero;<br />

(mech.) regulator<br />

gown robe; (student's) talare<br />

grab happar, capter<br />

grace gracie (-osi), favore; v.<br />

honorar, favorar<br />

graceful gracil<br />

gracious graciosi, afabil, benevolent,<br />

clement. GOOD ~!: Dómino-<br />

Deo!<br />

gradation graduation; gradu; órdine<br />

grade gradu (-ar), classe (-ificar); v.<br />

assortir. DOWN~: declive<br />

gradient declive, rampe; (phys.)<br />

gradiente<br />

gradual ~<br />

gradually gradualmen, poc a poc<br />

graduate graduar; (take degree) ganiar<br />

un gradu universitari; n.<br />

diplomato, licentiate<br />

graft (bot.) grefte (-ar)<br />

grain grane; (single grain) granul;<br />

(texture) textura, structura; v.<br />

marmorar

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graminivorous herbivori<br />

grammar grammatica (-al, -ico)<br />

grammar<br />

school<br />

licéo (-ano), gimnasium<br />

gram(me) gramm<br />

gramophone fonograf<br />

granary graniere<br />

grand grandiosi, imposant, superb,<br />

magnific, solen; grand- (-due,<br />

-vizir etc.); ~ PIANO: piano<br />

caudat<br />

grandchild nepote (-o, -a)<br />

grandeur magnificentie<br />

grandfather avo, grand-patre<br />

grandiloquence pomposi parlada<br />

grandiose grandiosi, imposant<br />

grandnephew pos-nevo<br />

grandson nepoto<br />

grange farmdome<br />

graniferous granifer<br />

granite ~<br />

grant v. octroyar, conceder; dar,<br />

permisser; n. subvention;<br />

concession<br />

granule granul (-ar, -ation, -ari)<br />

grape vinbere; (bunch.) uve<br />

grapefruit pamplemusse<br />

grapeshot mitrallie<br />

graphic vivid, picturesc; (science)<br />

grafic (-ica)<br />

graphite grafite<br />

graphologist grafolog (-ie, -ic)<br />

grapnel grapon, croc de abordage<br />

grapple v. acrocar, cramponar; (~ with)<br />

luctar ye<br />

grasp inpuniar, capter; (comprehend)<br />

capir, comprender<br />

grasping avari, avid<br />

grass herbe (-osi, -ari, -iera),<br />

grámine<br />

grasshopper saltarelle<br />

grassplot gazon<br />

grate (fire~) foyiere; v. triturar,<br />

raspar; (jar) iritar, ofender. TO<br />

~ THE TEETH: grinsar per li<br />

dentes<br />

grateful grat, mersiosi<br />

grater rasp, scrapette<br />

gratify satisfar (-atori), contentar<br />

gratifying injoyant, satisfant<br />

grating n. grate, trellie; (cul.) grill<br />

gratis gratuit, sin custa<br />

gratitude gratitá<br />

gratuitous gratuit, sin cause<br />

gratuity gratiment; trinca-moné,<br />

bakshish<br />

grave a. grav (-itá), seriosi digni<br />

(mus.) bass, lent; n. tombe.<br />

~YARD: jardin del mortes,<br />

sepultoria<br />

gravel gravie; (med.) gravelle. ~PIT:<br />

graviera<br />

graven gravet, sculptet<br />

graving-dock sicc-dock<br />

gravitate gravitar (-ation)<br />

gravity póndere, gravitá; gravitation.<br />

CENTRE OF ~: centre de<br />

gravitation, bari centre.<br />

SPECIFIC ~: specific pesa<br />

gravy carne-suc<br />

gray grisi (-atri)<br />

graze (of cattle) pastar (se); (scrape)<br />

scrapar, grattar; tuchettar,<br />

frolar<br />

grease n. grasse; (candle ~) sebe,<br />

densi oleo; (ointment)<br />

unguente<br />

great grand (-itá, -esse, -ore).<br />

GREATEST: max grand,<br />

optimal. GREAT-<br />

GRANDFATHER: atavo<br />

greatcoat surtute, paletó<br />

greatly mult, fortmen<br />

greedy avari (-tá). voraci; (eager) avid<br />

green verdi (-atri; (unripe) ínmatur;<br />

ínexpert; n. herbiera, prate;<br />

(colour) lu verdi, verde<br />

greenfly afise<br />

greengage verdi prun<br />

greengrocer legumero, venditor de legumes<br />

greenhorn naivon, novicio<br />

greenhouse tepidarium<br />

greet salutar (-ation)<br />

gregarious gregari<br />

grenade ~ (-ero)<br />

grey grisi (-atri)<br />

greyhound levriero<br />

grid (cul.) grill<br />

griddle padelle<br />

grid-iron grill<br />

grief grive, afliction<br />

grievance plende<br />

grieve chagrinar, grivar<br />

grievous chagrinant, vexatori, pesant<br />

grill ~ (-ar); (meat) carne grillat<br />

grim severi, rigorosi, austeri<br />

grimace grimasse (-ar)<br />

grimy sordidissim<br />

grin ridettachar, grinar<br />

grind (corn) molinar; (sharpen)<br />

acutar, slifar; (grate) triturar,<br />

fricter, raspar; (teeth) grinsar<br />

grindstone mol; slif-petre, slifuore<br />

grip (handle) anse, manuette,<br />

tenette; v. prender, araffar,<br />

serrar<br />

gripes colica<br />

gripping emotionant<br />

grisly terribil, grisatri<br />

grist grane a molinar, grane molinat<br />

gristle cartilágine<br />

grit sand, gravie; corage<br />

groan gemir (-ida)<br />

grocer spicero (-íe, -ía)<br />

grog ~<br />

groggy chancelant, ebrie<br />

groin inguine (-al); (arch.) angul,<br />

creste<br />

groom stalle-servitor; sponso; v.<br />

cuidar, nettar<br />

groove canalette, sulca; (carp.)<br />

cannelura; v. cannelurar<br />

grope v. palpar, palpear, tastar. TO ~<br />

ONE'S WAY: serchar tastante<br />

li via<br />

gross a. gross; índelicat, crud,<br />

grossieri. ~ WEIGHT: brutto;<br />

n. (twelve dozen) grosse<br />

grotesque grotesc<br />

grotto grotte<br />

ground (soil) suol, terre; (place)<br />

terren; (londer water) bass<br />

fund; (basis) base, fundament;<br />

(motive) motive, rason, cause;<br />

(background) funde; v. (~ in<br />

the elements) docer li<br />

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rudimentes; (to run aground)<br />

strandar<br />

ground-floor terr-etage<br />

groundnut arachide<br />

grounds (dregs) sediment<br />

group gruppe (-ar)<br />

grouse (bird) tetrix. RUFFLED ~:<br />

tetraon; v. plendir<br />

grove boscage<br />

grovel repter abjectmen avan alquí<br />

grow v.n. crescer, acrescer;<br />

augmentar se; (become)<br />

devenir; (~ up) adultijar; v.a.<br />

producter, cultivar<br />

growl v. grunir (-ida)<br />

growth crescentie; (bot.) crescement,<br />

crescon; progresse,<br />

production; excrescentie<br />

grub 1|grub fossar, cavar, scrapar<br />

grub 2|grub n. larve; verme; (food)<br />

manjage<br />

grudge v. a. invidiar; v. n. ne voler, far<br />

alquó contra voluntá; n.<br />

rancore (-ar)<br />

gruel ~<br />

gruesome horrid, horribil, macabri<br />

gruff rauc, brusqui, abrupt, desafabil<br />

grumble n. murmura (-ar), plende (-ir),<br />

grunida<br />

grunt grunir (-ida)<br />

guano ~<br />

guarantee v. garantir, dar caution; n.<br />

garantie<br />

guarantor garante<br />

guard v. gardar, protecter; (mar.)<br />

watchar; (be on ~) esser in<br />

watch; n. watch (-mann),<br />

sentinelle; (keeper) gardero;<br />

(screen) scren; (mil.) guardie;<br />

(rail.) conductor; (protective<br />

device) para- (-foy, -vent etc.)<br />

guarded a. caut, discret<br />

guardian tutor (-atu), curator, protector,<br />

gardator<br />

guelder rose viburne<br />

guerilla guerrilla (-ero)<br />

guess divinar, adivinar (-at),<br />

connecter (-ion)<br />

guest gast. ~ HOUSE: albergo,<br />

gastería<br />

guffaw sonori ridache<br />

gudgeon gobie<br />

guide v. ducter, guidar; n. guidero,<br />

conductor; (sign) signe.<br />

~BOOK: guide libre, libre por<br />

turisme<br />

guild corporation, guilde, confratrie<br />

guile astutie, insidie<br />

guillotine ~<br />

guilt culpa (-osi), culpabilitá<br />

guinea-pig cobaye<br />

guinea fowl numide<br />

guise aspecte, vestage, costume.<br />

UNDER THE ~ OF<br />

RELIGION: sub li masca de<br />

religion<br />

guitar gitarre<br />

gulf abisse, golfe<br />

gull movette; v. dupar<br />

gullet gurgul, gúttur<br />

gullible (facil) dupabil<br />

gully ravine, cannel, canyonette<br />

gulp v. glotir

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gum (adhesive) gumme (-ar), colle;<br />

(of teeth) gengive<br />

gumboil abscesse gengival<br />

gun fusil, musquete, cannon.<br />

GUN-BARREL: fusil-tub<br />

gun-carriage afuste<br />

gunpowder púlvere<br />

gunshot tir. OUT OF ~: preter tirdistantie,<br />

ínatingibil<br />

gunsmith fabricante de armes<br />

gunwale plat-bord<br />

gurgle gurgulear, gluglutar; n.<br />

gluglute<br />

gush v. (ex)fluer; (of speech) parlar<br />

sentimentalmen o<br />

exageratmen<br />

gushing fervorosi, efusiv<br />

gust burasca, squall (-i, -osi)<br />

gut intestine, intrallia; v. eviscerar<br />

guttapercha ~<br />

gutter canalette; (roof) guttiere<br />

guttural ~<br />

guy efigie; personache; caricatura<br />

guzzle trincachar, trincar avidmen<br />

gymnasium sala gimnastic; (school)<br />

gimnasium<br />

gymnast gimnast (-ic, -ica)<br />

gypsum gipse<br />

gypsy cigane (-a, -o)<br />

gyrate girar (-ation, -atori), rotar<br />

gyroscope giroscop<br />

gyves catenas, ferres<br />

H<br />

haberdasher pasmentero (-íe)<br />

habiliments vestimentes<br />

habilitate habilitar<br />

habit hábitu (-al), costume, usu;<br />

(costume) costume. TO BE IN<br />

THE ~: esser acustomat<br />

habitable habitabil (-itá)<br />

habitat domicilie<br />

habitation ~; domicilie<br />

habituate acustomar<br />

hack hacca (-ar); (horse) cavalle<br />

luat, cavallache<br />

hackney-coach fiacre<br />

hackneyed omnidial, tro usat, banal<br />

haddock eglefin<br />

haemorrhage hemoragie, sanguada<br />

haft tenette, manuette, anse<br />

hag feminach<br />

haggard magri, marasmat<br />

haggle mercachar<br />

hail n. grel (-ar, -un)<br />

hail v. aclamar; (summon) advocar;<br />

(greet) salutar. TO ~ FROM:<br />

provenir de. WITHIN ~: in<br />

distantie de voce. HAIL!:<br />

salutation!, halló!<br />

hair capille (-osi); (animals) crine.<br />

HEAD OF ~: capillatura. ~<br />

DRESSER: frisero. ~NET:<br />

reticelle<br />

hairless calvi<br />

hake morúe siccat, stockfish<br />

halberd halebarde<br />

halcyon calm, seren; (bird) alcion<br />

hale a. frisc, san; v. trenar<br />

half demí. ~ BROTHER: mi-fratre;<br />

adv. demímen<br />

halpbreed mestisse<br />

halpmast ye demí-mast<br />

hall hall, sala, salon.<br />

ENTRANCE~: vestibul<br />

hall-mark stamps (sur juveles); marca de<br />

qualitá<br />

hallow v. santificar, consacrar<br />

hallucination halucination, ilusion<br />

halo aureol; (of moon) halo, nimbe<br />

halt v. haltar, stoppar; (of speech)<br />

hesitar; a. (lame) claudicant<br />

halter col-strap, cap-strap<br />

halve divider in du, demiar<br />

halyard drisse<br />

ham jambon; (anat.) hanche<br />

hamlet villagette<br />

hammer martell (-ar)<br />

hammock hamac<br />

hamper v. iinpedir, retardar; n. pacca<br />

corbe<br />

hamster hamstre<br />

hand manu; (of clock) indicator;<br />

(work man) ovrero, mann. AT<br />

~: che manu, proxim. ON<br />

THE ONE ~: ye un látere. TO<br />

TAKE A ~ IN: partiprender; v.<br />

manuar; passar, transdar<br />

handbag reticul<br />

handbarrow pussa-carrette<br />

handbill foliette, folie volant<br />

handbook manuale<br />

handcuffs manu-ferres<br />

handfull manuade<br />

handicap impediment, desavantage;<br />

(sport) handicap (-ar)<br />

handicraft mestiere, artise<br />

handiwork artise, ovre manual<br />

handkerchief nas-linette<br />

handle v. tractar, manipular, tuchar; n.<br />

anse, manuette, tenette<br />

handlebar guidon, bielle<br />

handmaid servitora<br />

handrail balustrade-fust<br />

handshake manu-pression<br />

handsome bell, jolli; generosi<br />

handwriting caligrafie, scritura, manu scrite<br />

handy habil, déxteri: (at hand) che<br />

manu, proxim; (convenient)<br />

convenent<br />

hang v. a. apender, acrocar;<br />

(wallpaper) tapetar; (to be<br />

hanging) pender. TO ~<br />

AROUND: flanar. TO ~<br />

BACK: vacillar, retener se. TO<br />

~ TOGETHER: coherer<br />

hangar hangare<br />

hanger-on parasite<br />

hangings tapete, cortines<br />

hangover posebriachie<br />

hank pelote, glom<br />

hanker v. desirar vivmen<br />

hap n. chance, hasarde<br />

haphazard adv. ye hasarde, hasardmen<br />

hapless ínfelici, ínfortunat<br />

haply per chance<br />

happen evenir (-iment), accider,<br />

ocurrer (-entie)<br />

happy felici, joyosi; beat<br />

harangue n. oration, declamation<br />

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harass v. molestar, incomodar, genar,<br />

tormentar<br />

harbinger precursor<br />

harbour n. portu; (fig.) asil; v.<br />

(persons) albergar<br />

hard dur, firm, desfacil, fort, penosi,<br />

solid; (unfeeling) ínsensibil. ~<br />

UP: indigent. ~ A<br />

STARBOARD: strett a stir<br />

bord. ~ A PORT: strett a<br />

babord. ~ OF HEARING:<br />

surdatri. ~ BY: proximissim;<br />

adv. fortmen<br />

hardihood audacie, temeraritá<br />

hardly apen. ~ ANYONE: presc<br />

nequí<br />

hardship adversitá, penositá<br />

hardware quincallia (-ero)<br />

hardy fort, robust<br />

hare lépor (-in)<br />

harebrained folli, stult<br />

hare-lip labie leporatri<br />

harem ~<br />

hark v. escutar<br />

harlequin arlequin (-ade)<br />

harlot prostituta, hetera<br />

harm v. nocer (-entie), damagear,<br />

leder; n. damage<br />

harmful nociv, malefic<br />

harmless ínofensiv, ínnociv<br />

harmony harmonie (-ica, -isar, -osi)<br />

harmonium ~<br />

harness harness (-ar, -ament)<br />

harp harpe (-ist)<br />

harpoon harpune (-ar)<br />

harpsichord spinett<br />

harpy harpie, megera<br />

harrier lépor-cane<br />

harrow n. herse (-ar); v. (feelings)<br />

tormentar<br />

harry spoliar, pilliar; tormentar,<br />

molestar<br />

harsh aspri, brusqui, severi; (voice)<br />

rauc (-itá)<br />

hart cervo<br />

harum-scarum frivolosi, savagi; n.<br />

garsonacho, bube<br />

harvest recolte (-ar, -ator).<br />

HARVESTER: recoltemachine<br />

hash v. (bungle) bosillar; n. (cul.)<br />

ragú; mixtura<br />

hasp haspe (-ar), croc<br />

hassock genú-cussine, agenuore<br />

haste hasta (-ar), rapiditá<br />

hasten hastar; accelerar<br />

hasty coleric, ínpatient; hastosi<br />

hat chapel (-ero)<br />

hatch (out) covar, inventer; (in drawing)<br />

*sgraffir<br />

hatchet hacca, hachette<br />

hatchway luca<br />

hate odie (-osi); v. odiar<br />

haughty arogant, orgolliosi, tro fier,<br />

superb<br />

haul trenar, tirar; (naut.) holar,<br />

remor car; n. captura<br />

haulm halm, cálame<br />

haunch hanche<br />

haunt obseDer; frequentar,<br />

persecuter; n. refugia, loc

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hautboy<br />

frequentat<br />

hobóe<br />

have haver, posseDer; (auxiliary)<br />

har, TO ~ TO: dever<br />

haven portu; (refuge) asil<br />

haversack sac dorsal, tornistre<br />

havoc devastation<br />

haw bere de blancospine<br />

hawfinch cocotrauste<br />

hawk astor; v. colportar (-ero)<br />

hawser cable, amarre<br />

hawthorn blancospine<br />

hay fen (-ero, -ation)<br />

hay-fever fen-catarre<br />

hayrick fen-piramide<br />

hazard hasarde (-ar, -al)<br />

haze nebul (-osi)<br />

hazel n. avelane (-iero); a. rubi-brun<br />

he il<br />

head cap; chef, mastro, principale,<br />

director; (source) fonte; (on<br />

beer) scum; a. chef-, principal;<br />

v. (be at the ~ of) esser ye li<br />

punta, preceder; (lead) ducter,<br />

comandar; (a ball) cap-pussar<br />

head over heels, culbutar<br />

to turn<br />

headache cap-dolore; rupte-cap<br />

head-first cap-ad-avan<br />

heading n. rubrica<br />

headland promontorie<br />

headmaster mastro, principale<br />

headquarters chef-locale, chef-quartere,<br />

centrale<br />

headship chefatu<br />

headstrong impetuosi, obstinat, opiniatri<br />

headway progresse<br />

headwind vente contrari<br />

heady (of liquor) intoxicant, ebriativ<br />

heal curar, sanar, resanar; (of<br />

wounds) cicatrisar<br />

health sanitá, bon-essere. ~ RESORT:<br />

loc sanatori. ~ GIVING:<br />

sanativ<br />

healthy san; salubri<br />

heap amasse, cumul, quantité; v.<br />

amassar, acumular<br />

hear v. audir<br />

hearing n. audie<br />

hearken escutar, atenter<br />

hearsay rumore. BY ~: per rumore<br />

hearse sarco-carre<br />

heart cordie; corage<br />

heart, by ye memorie<br />

heartburn pirose<br />

hearten incoragear, animar<br />

hearth camine, foyiere<br />

heartless ínhuman, ínsensibil, dur<br />

hearty cordial; (meal) ampli<br />

heat calore; ardore, passion; v.<br />

calentar (-ation)<br />

heath erica-prates, paise erical<br />

heathen a. pagan (-o, -isme)<br />

heather erica<br />

heave (lift) levar, sublevar; (fling)<br />

jettar; (swell up) turner; (of<br />

ship) tangar. TO ~ TO: brassar<br />

travers, metter (li nave) a<br />

capea<br />

heaven ciel. ~LY: cielal, cielari, celest<br />

heavy pesant, ponderosi. HOW ~ IS<br />

THE BASKET?: quant pesa li<br />

corbe?<br />

hebdomadal semanal<br />

hebrew a hebreic; n. hebréo<br />

heckle v. interpellar (-ator, -ard)<br />

hectic excitant; (med.) hectic<br />

hedge haga; v. (in)hagar; (betting)<br />

pariar bilateralmen, contra—<br />

pariar; (speech) vacillar, pariar<br />

evasivmen<br />

hedgehog erinacio, herisson<br />

heed atenter (-ion, -iv)<br />

heel calcan; (of boot, shoe) talon; v.<br />

talonar. TO ~ OVER: inclinar<br />

se<br />

hegemony hegemonie<br />

heifer vaccella<br />

height altore, altitá, altitudine<br />

heighten elevar, augmentar; intensificar<br />

heinous abominabil, atroci<br />

heir herede. ~ APPARENT: direct<br />

herede<br />

heirloom heredate<br />

helical ~, spiral<br />

heliotrope heliotrop<br />

hell inferne (-al)<br />

hellebore (bot.) helébore<br />

helm stir (-ero, -mann)<br />

helmet casco, helm<br />

helot helote<br />

help v. auxiliar, assister, subtener,<br />

sucurser; (at table) servir, dar.<br />

HE CAN'T ~ IT: il ne posse ne<br />

far to, il ne posse evitar<br />

(impedir) to. THAT CAN'T<br />

BE HELPED: to ne<br />

posse'esser remediat. TO<br />

COME TO THE ~ OF: venir<br />

al sucurse de; n. auxilie;<br />

sucurse<br />

helpful util. ~LESS: ínpotent<br />

helping n. portion<br />

helter-skelter pelmel, confusion<br />

hem n. orle (-ar); borde; v. (to ~ in)<br />

circumbarrar, circuindar,<br />

cernar<br />

hematite ~<br />

hemi- hemi-sfere, -plegie, -opie, etc.<br />

hemlock cicute<br />

hemorrhage hemoragie, sanguada<br />

hemorrhoids hemoroides (-al)<br />

hemp cánabe<br />

hen gallina (-iere)<br />

henbane hiosciame<br />

hence for, de ci; (therefore) ergo,<br />

dunc, de to...<br />

henceforth desde nu<br />

henchman servero<br />

hepatic ~<br />

heptagon ~ (-al)<br />

her (poss. adj.) su: (obj. case) la;<br />

(following a prep.) ella<br />

herald heralde (-ic, -ica); v. anunciar<br />

herb (grass) herbe (-osi, -ari, -age, -<br />

al, -arisar, -arium, -iera,<br />

-ivori); plante<br />

herd greg; (swarin) turbe; v. gardar;<br />

amassar se<br />

here ci. ~ IS, ~ ARE: vi<br />

hereabouts ci proxim<br />

hereafter plu tard, in futur<br />

hereby per to<br />

heredity hereditá (-ari)<br />

heresy hereSie (-tic, -tico),<br />

heterodoxie<br />

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heretofore antey, til nu<br />

herewith ci junt<br />

heretage heredage<br />

hermaphrodite n. hermafrodite (-ic); a.<br />

bisexual, hibrid<br />

hermetic ~<br />

hermit eremite (-age), anacoret,<br />

solitario<br />

hernia hernie<br />

hero heróe (-ic, -isme, -a)<br />

heron ~; ardea<br />

herpes hérpes<br />

herring harengo<br />

hesitate hesitar (-ant, -antie), vacillar<br />

heterodox ~ (-ie)<br />

heterogeneous heterogen<br />

hew haccar; batter; (stone) sculpter<br />

hexagon ~ (-al)<br />

heyday culmine, apogé, aurin etá<br />

hiatus lacune; (gram.) hiatu<br />

hibernate hivernar (-ation)<br />

hiccough n. hicca (-ar, -ada)<br />

hide v. celar, ocultar<br />

hide n. cute, pelle; (of land) hube<br />

hideous hideosi, ofensiv, horribil<br />

hiding-place ocultuore<br />

hie hastar<br />

hierarch ~ (-ie)<br />

hieroglyph hieroglif (-ic)<br />

higgledy- confuset, pelmel<br />

piggledy<br />

high alt; (meat) desfrisc, infectet;<br />

(sea) apert. HIGHLY; tre<br />

high-class de alt classe<br />

highflown inflat, pomposi<br />

high-handed arbitrari, despotic<br />

highland alt montania, alt paise<br />

high-minded de alt anim, nobli<br />

highness Altesse, Excellentie<br />

highroad chossé<br />

high-spirited vivaci, audaci<br />

highwayman bandite, brigante<br />

hilarious gayissim, hilari (-tá)<br />

hill coline; declive<br />

hillock tumul<br />

hilly montosi<br />

hilt tenette<br />

him le. HIMSELF: se. HE HIM: il<br />

self<br />

hind n. cerva<br />

hinder- 1.| a. posteriori<br />

hinder<br />

hinder 2.|hinderv. impedir, obstructer<br />

hindmost ultim<br />

hinge pivot, charnire, gonde; v. (~<br />

on) depender de<br />

hint signe, alusion; v. indicar, dar<br />

signe, aluder, suggester<br />

hinterland ~, interiore del pais<br />

hip hanche, coxe; (bot.) ros-bere,<br />

rosi-fructe<br />

hippodrome hipodrom<br />

hippopotamus hipopotam<br />

hire luar; (servante) ingagear. TO ~<br />

OUT: locar, forluar<br />

hire purchase compra secun ratas<br />

hirsute vellut, capillut<br />

hiss sibilar<br />

history historie (-ic, -ico, -ograf)<br />

histrionic actoral, teatric<br />

hit frappar, batter; dar in lu blanc;<br />

n. successe; (shooting) centre<br />

hitch v. acrocar; n. (in ropes) nod

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hither<br />

(de sede); (interruption)<br />

impediment, interruption<br />

a ci<br />

hitherto til nu<br />

hive apiere<br />

hoar-frost gela crinosi, pruine<br />

hoard v. amassar secretmen,<br />

acumular; n. provision, stock,<br />

amasse<br />

hoardings planc-palissade<br />

hoarse rauc (-itá, -ore)<br />

hoary ancian, blanc pro etá<br />

hoax v. mistificar, decepter, dupar<br />

hob suporte, plate<br />

hobble v. claudicar; ligar li pedes<br />

hobby dadá, cavallette<br />

hobnail huf-clove<br />

hobnob associar se familiarimen con<br />

hock ~ , vine rhenan<br />

hockey ~<br />

hocus-pocus charlataneríe<br />

hod mortre-trog, trog por briques,<br />

porta-brique<br />

hoe binette, sarcluore, jardin-hacc<br />

hog svino, porco<br />

hogshead grand baril<br />

hoist hissar, levar; n. elevator, lift<br />

hold v. tener, haver, posseDer;<br />

contener; mantener, opiner,<br />

considerar, afirmar.<br />

to hold back|<br />

hold<br />

retener, detener; frenar.<br />

to hold good|<br />

hold<br />

valer.<br />

to hold one's<br />

tongue|hold<br />

tacer.<br />

to hold out|hold durar, resister.<br />

to hold<br />

together|hold<br />

coherer, esser solidari.<br />

to hold up|hold stop par, haltar; suportar.<br />

to lose hold of| perdir li guvernantie de; n.<br />

hold<br />

cargo-funde, hold<br />

holder (person) tenente; (receptacle)<br />

vase, receptuore, centenente.<br />

By affixes porta-, -iero: porta<br />

—cigarre or cigarr iero ( Engl.<br />

cigar-holder)<br />

holdall necessarium<br />

holding (land) parcelle; (small) hube<br />

hole fore, apertura; (in ground)<br />

cava, antre, fosse<br />

holiday vacanties; (public) die festal<br />

hollow cavi (-tá); (vain) van, vacui;<br />

(of sound) obtusi, cavernal; v.<br />

(ex)cavar; n. cavitá, incavatura<br />

holly ilex<br />

hollyhock malva-rose<br />

holocaust ~<br />

holster pistoliere<br />

holy sant (-itá, -esse), sacri,<br />

sacrosant<br />

homage ~, veneration<br />

home hem (-atri); domicilie; pais<br />

natal; (institution) asil. MRS.<br />

N. IS AT ~ ON TUESDAY:<br />

Sra. N. accepte chascun mardi.<br />

AT ~: in hem<br />

homeless sin hem, sin tegment<br />

homely simplic, rud, hematri<br />

homesick nostalgic<br />

homicide ~ (-al, -ie)<br />

homoeopath homeopat (-ic. -ie)<br />

homogeneous hoinogen (-itá)<br />

homologous homolog<br />

homonym homonim<br />

hone n. slif-petre, slifuore; v. slifar<br />

honest ~ (-itá)<br />

honey miel (-osi)<br />

honeycomb n. miel-cellulage<br />

honeymoon lun de miel, raiel-lune<br />

honeysuckle caprifolie<br />

honorarium honorarie<br />

honorary honorari<br />

honour honor (-ar, -abil)<br />

hood capuce<br />

hoodwink decepter, dupar<br />

hoop huf<br />

hook croc. CLOTHES ~: patere.<br />

FISH ~: pisca-croc<br />

hooligan rixard<br />

hoop anelle de baril, cuv-bande<br />

hooping-cough cocluche<br />

hoot v. ulular (-ada)<br />

hop (bot.) lupul (-iera); v. saltear,<br />

saltillar<br />

hope v. esperar; n. espera,<br />

esperantie<br />

hopeful incorageant. TO BE ~: esperar<br />

hopeless sin espera(ntie), íncurabil, sin<br />

perspectives<br />

horde ~<br />

horizon horizonte (-al)<br />

hormon ~<br />

horn corn; (horns of stag etc.)<br />

cornatura; (ent.) antenne<br />

hornbeam carpine<br />

hornet calabron<br />

horny callosi<br />

horoscope horoscop<br />

horrible horribil<br />

horrid ~<br />

horrify aterrer<br />

horror horrore. ~ STRUCK: terret<br />

horse cavalle; (wooden frame)<br />

stative<br />

horse-chestnut hippocastanie<br />

horse-comb strigul<br />

horseman cavalcator<br />

horseplay violent conduida<br />

horseradish armoracia<br />

horseshoe huf-ferre<br />

horticulture horticultura (-al, -alist)<br />

hosanna ~<br />

hose (pipe) tube; (stocking) strump<br />

(-eríe)<br />

hospice hospicie, asil<br />

hospitable hospedal (-itá)<br />

hospital hospitale. FIELD ~:<br />

ambulantia<br />

host hósped; (large company)<br />

turbe, armé, grand númere;<br />

(eccl.) hostie<br />

hostage ostage, garantiario<br />

hostel albergo, gastería<br />

hostile ínamical, hostil (-itá)<br />

hot calid<br />

hotbed bed calid; (fig.) covería<br />

hotel ~<br />

hothead colerico, impulsivon<br />

hothouse tepidarium, plantedom<br />

hound n. chass-cane: v. chassar<br />

hour hor (-al, -ari)<br />

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hourglass sand-horloge<br />

house n. dom; (comm.) firma;<br />

(performance) presentation; v.<br />

albergar, inlogiar<br />

house-breaker (thief) rupte-furtard<br />

household menage<br />

householder dómino, capo de familie<br />

housekeeper menagera; dom-intendante<br />

housemaid domestica, servitora<br />

housewife dómina<br />

hovel cabanach, domach<br />

hover planear<br />

how qualmen. HOW MUCH, HOW<br />

MANY: quant<br />

however támen, totvez; (in whatever<br />

way) quamcunc. ~ FAR IT IS:<br />

quantcunc lontan it es<br />

howitzer haube<br />

howl v. ulular, criachar; (weep)<br />

plorachar<br />

hub nabe<br />

hubbub tumultu, pandemonie<br />

huckster colportero, mercachon<br />

huddle v. compressor se, ahoccar se<br />

densi men, esser compact<br />

hue color, nuancie<br />

hue and cry clamore<br />

huff v. ofender; (at draughts) puncapter.<br />

TO BE IN A ~: budar;<br />

n. subit colere<br />

hug inbrassar, circumbrassar,<br />

caressar<br />

huge grand(issim), colossal<br />

hulk hulc, carcasse (de nave)<br />

hull (husk) shell, velop; (skin)<br />

pelle<br />

hum v. murmurar, cantillar,<br />

susurrar; (bee) burdonar<br />

human human (-ist, -itá, -itari,<br />

-itarian, -isar). ~ BEING: hom<br />

(-an)<br />

humanity (feeling) humanitá; (race)<br />

homanité<br />

humble a. humil (-itá, -ar)<br />

humble-bee burdon<br />

humbug (person) charlatan (-ar, -eríe);<br />

bluff, nonsense<br />

humdrum banal, monoton<br />

humerus humer (-al)<br />

humid ~ (-itá)<br />

humiliate humiliar (-ation)<br />

humming-bird colibrí<br />

humour humor (-ist, -istic), esprite; v.<br />

compleser, indulger<br />

hump bossé. HUMPY: bossosi<br />

hump-backed bossut<br />

humus humo<br />

hunch v. bossar, curvar<br />

hunchback bosson, bossato<br />

hundred cent; n. centene.<br />

HUNDREDTH: centesim.<br />

HUNDREDFOLD: centiplic<br />

hundredweight quintale<br />

hunger fame; v. suffrer fame<br />

hungry afamat<br />

hunk gross pezze<br />

hunt chassar. ~ FOR: serchar<br />

hunter chassator, chassero; chasscavalle<br />

hurdle grate, agne-trellie<br />

hurl jettar (violentmen) , lansar

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hurrah hurrá<br />

hurricane uragane<br />

hurry v.n. hastar; v.a. accelerar; n.<br />

hasta, urgentie<br />

hurt doler, dolorar; (damage)<br />

damagear, leder; (feelings)<br />

ofender; (harm) nocer; (injure)<br />

vulnerar, injuriar<br />

husband marito; v. economisar<br />

husbandry agricultura, cultivation<br />

hush v. far tacer, quietar. TO ~ UP:<br />

ocultar; celar; (interj.) sst!; n.<br />

calmesse, silentie<br />

husk invelope, cortice, shell<br />

husky rauc, aspri<br />

hussar ~<br />

hussy feminach<br />

hustle presser (se), hastar; pussar<br />

hut cabane, baracca<br />

hutch domette (por cunicul)<br />

hyacinth hiacinte<br />

hybrid hibride (-isar)<br />

hydra hidre<br />

hydrangea hortensia<br />

hydrant hidrante<br />

hydrate hidrate<br />

hydraulic hidraulic (-ica)<br />

hydro- as in <strong>English</strong>: hidro-fobie,<br />

-terapie, -termal etc.<br />

hyena hien<br />

hygiene higiene (-ic)<br />

hymeneal nuptial<br />

hymn himne (-arium)<br />

hyperbole hipérbol (-ic)<br />

hypercritical hipercritic<br />

hyphen tiré<br />

hypnosis hipnoSe (-tic, -tisar, -tisme)<br />

hypochondria melancolie<br />

hypocrite hipocrit (-ic)<br />

hypotenuse hipotenuse<br />

hypothesis hipoteSe (-tic)<br />

hysteria Msterie (-ic)<br />

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i yo<br />

iambic n. iamb; a. iambic<br />

ibis ~<br />

ice glacie (-al); (sweetmeat)<br />

gelate; v. (cool) afrigidar;<br />

(cover with sugar) sucrar<br />

iceberg ~, glacie-monte<br />

icebreaker rupte-glacie<br />

ice-cream gelate<br />

icefield camp de glacie<br />

iceplough glacie-plug<br />

icicle candel de glacie<br />

icon icone, sant image<br />

iconoclast ~ (-ic)<br />

iconoclasm iconoclasme<br />

icy glacial, frigid<br />

idea idé<br />

ideal a. ideal; n. ideale (-ist, -isme, -<br />

isar)<br />

identical identic<br />

identify 1.|<br />

identity<br />

identificar (-ation)<br />

identity 2.| identitá<br />

identity<br />

idiocy idiotie<br />

idiom idioma (-tic); (idiomatic<br />

expression idiotisme<br />

idiosyncrasy idiosincrasie, particularitá<br />

idiot idiot (-ic)<br />

idle a. indolent; (lazy) pigri; (vane)<br />

van, futil, líber, ne usat; v. TO<br />

~ ONE'S TIME AWAY: flanar,<br />

passar li témpor fante necós.<br />

TO BE ~: ne esser ocupat; ne<br />

functionant<br />

idol idol (-atro, -atrie, -cultu, -isar)<br />

IDYLL: idille (-io)<br />

if si; (whether) ca<br />

igneous foyatri<br />

ignis fatuus foy errant<br />

ignite accenDer (se) (-sion),<br />

inflammar<br />

ignoble vili, abject, ínnobli<br />

ignominy ignominie (-osi), honte<br />

ignoramus ignorante<br />

ignorant ~ (-ie), íneducat, íncult<br />

ignore ignorar; ficter ne vider ILL: a.<br />

malad, índisposit; (bad) mal;<br />

n. male, lu mal<br />

ill-advised inprudent<br />

illegal ínlegal (-itá)<br />

illegible ínleibil (-itá)<br />

illegitimate ínlegitim, bastard<br />

ill-feeling ínamicitá<br />

illicit ~, ínpermisset, ínlicet<br />

illimitable ínlimitabil<br />

illiterate analfabetic, ignorant, ineducat<br />

illness maladie<br />

illogical inlogic<br />

ill-omened de mal ómine<br />

illuminate iluminar (-ation), elucidar;<br />

(books) adornar<br />

ill-use v. mal tractar, misusar<br />

illusion ilusion (-ist)<br />

illusory ilusori<br />

illustrate ilustrar (-ation, -ator)<br />

illustrious famosi, celebri<br />

ill-will malevolentie<br />

image ~; icone, statue; figura,<br />

portrete<br />

imagery images (retoric)<br />

imagine imaginar (-ari, -ation), suposir<br />

imbecile imbecil (-itá); n. imbecile<br />

imbibe trincar, insucar; (knowledge)<br />

absorpter<br />

imbroglio inbrolliada<br />

imbue impregnar, plenar<br />

imitate imitar (-ation, -ator)<br />

immaculate ínmaculat, perfect<br />

immaterial ínmaterial, ínimportant<br />

immature ínmatur<br />

immeasurable imensi, ínmensurabil<br />

immediate ínmediat (-men). ~LY: strax<br />

immemorial ínmemorial, inmemorabil<br />

immense imens (-itá)<br />

immerse inmerser (-ion)<br />

immigrate inmigrar (-ante, -ation)<br />

imminent iminent (-ie)<br />

immobile ínmobil (-itá, -isar)<br />

immoderate ínmoderat<br />

immodest ínpudic, ínmodest<br />

immolate imolar (-ation), sacrificar<br />

immoeal ínmoral, ínchast<br />

immortal ínmortal (-itá, -isar)<br />

immortelle (bot.) imortelle<br />

immovable ínmovibil; ínperturbabil<br />

immune imun (-itá, -isar)<br />

immure incarcerar, inmurar<br />

immutable ínmutabil<br />

imp diaboletto<br />

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impact choc, colision, colpe<br />

impair v. debilisar, diminuer, nocer<br />

impale traforar, trapicar<br />

impalpable ínsentibil, subtil; inpalpabil<br />

impart comunicar, far conosset,<br />

notificar; docer<br />

impartial ínpartial<br />

impassable ínpassabil<br />

impasse eiec-via, sac-strade<br />

impassioned passionat<br />

impassive ínemotional, apatic<br />

impatient ínpatient (-ie)<br />

impeach acusar, denunciar<br />

impeccable ínpeccabil, sin culpa, sin erra,<br />

perfect<br />

impecunious povri, inpecuniosi<br />

impede obstructer, impedir (-ment)<br />

impel pussar, impulser, instigar<br />

impefd v. iminer (-ent)<br />

impenetrable ínpenetrabil<br />

impenitent ínpenitent (-ie)<br />

imperative a. imperativ; n. (gramm.)<br />

imperative<br />

imperceptible ínperceptibil<br />

imperfect a. ínperfect; (gramm.)<br />

imperfecte<br />

imperial ~ (-ist, -isme)<br />

imperil indangerar, riscar, hasardar<br />

imperious dictatori, dominant, imperativ<br />

imperishable ínmortal, ínperibil<br />

impermeable ínpermeabil<br />

impersonal ínpersonal<br />

impersonate personificar; representar<br />

impertinent ~ (-ie), insolent; ne pertinent<br />

imperturbable ínperturbabil<br />

impervious ínpermeabil<br />

impetuous impetuosi<br />

impetus ímpetu, impulse<br />

impinge chocar, colider, frappar<br />

impious ínpie, infam, depravat<br />

impish maliciosi, coboldatri<br />

implaccable ínconciliabil, ínflexibil<br />

implant inplantar<br />

implement ~, uteiisile, aparate, instru<br />

ment; v. executer<br />

implicate implicar (-ation),<br />

comprometter<br />

implicit ~; (absolute) absolut, ínlimitat<br />

implore implorar, suplicar<br />

imply significar; suggester,<br />

presuposir, indicar<br />

impolite ínpolit, descortesi<br />

impolitic ínprudent<br />

imponderable ínponderabil (-itá)<br />

import v. (comm.) importar (-ation),<br />

significar; n. sense,<br />

signification<br />

important ~ (-ie)<br />

importunate a. molestant, importunant<br />

importune molestar, importunar<br />

impose v. (be imposing) imposar: (~<br />

upon) decepter, misusar;<br />

(force upon) imposir (-ition);<br />

(lay upon) surmetter<br />

impossible ínpossibil (-itá)<br />

impost ~. TO LEVY AN ~: impostar<br />

impostor fraudero, simulator<br />

imposture fraude, simulation, furberíe<br />

impotent ínpotent (-ie)<br />

impound confinar; (documents)<br />

confiscar<br />

impoverish apovrar<br />

impracticable ínpracticabil (-itá)

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imprecate imprecar (-ation), maledir<br />

impregnable íncaptabil, ínvictibil<br />

impregnate impregnar (-abil, -ation),<br />

saturar<br />

impresario ~<br />

impress impresser (-ion, -iv, -ivitá,<br />

-ionisme)<br />

impressionable impressibil, impressionabil<br />

imprimatur ~<br />

imprint impresser; inprintar; (stamp)<br />

stampar<br />

imprison incarcerar, inprisonar<br />

improbable ínprobabil (-itá), ínversimil<br />

impromptu improvisat, exprompte<br />

improper ínconvenent, índecent<br />

improve ameliorar (-ation)<br />

improvident ínprevident, ínprudent<br />

improvise improvisar (-ation, -ator)<br />

improvised exprompte<br />

imprudent ínprudent<br />

impudent insolent (-ie), ínpudent,<br />

impertinent<br />

impugn ataccar, contestar<br />

impulse ~ (-ion, -iv), pussa, ímpetu<br />

impunity impunitá<br />

impure ínpur (-itá), sordid<br />

impute imputar, atribuer<br />

in (prep.) ~; (at the end of) pos.<br />

IN ADDITION: adplu. IN<br />

ORDER THAT: por que. IN<br />

PLACE OF: vice. IN SPITE<br />

OF: malgré<br />

inability íncapabilitá<br />

inaccessible ínaccessibil (-itá)<br />

inaccurate íncorect, ínacurat, ínexact<br />

inactive ínactiv (-itá), inert<br />

inadequate ínadequat<br />

inadmissible ínadmissibil<br />

inadvertent ínintentionat, sin intention<br />

inalienable ínalienabil<br />

inane inan (-itá), absurd, inept, vacui<br />

inanimate ínanimat<br />

inanition debilitá, exhaustion<br />

inapplicable ínaplicabil (-itá)<br />

inappreciable ínapreciabil<br />

inappropriate ínapt<br />

inapt ínapt (-itá)<br />

inarticulate índistint, ínclar, ínarticulat<br />

inasmuch as proque, pro to que<br />

inattention ínatention<br />

inaudible ínaudibil (-itá)<br />

inaugural ~<br />

inauspicious ínfelici, de mal ómine,<br />

infavorabil<br />

inborn innat, natural, innascet<br />

incalculable íncalculabil<br />

incandescent ~ (-ie)<br />

incantation ~<br />

incapable íncapabil (-itá)<br />

incapacitate íncapabilisar<br />

incarcerate incarcerar<br />

incarnate incarnat (-ion)<br />

incautious íncaut, ínprudent<br />

incendiary a. incendiari, inflammatori; n.<br />

incendiario<br />

incense n. incense (-ar); v. provocar,<br />

exasperar<br />

incentive stimul, stimulative, motive<br />

inception comense<br />

incertitude íncertitá<br />

incessant íncessant<br />

incest incestu (-al, -osi)<br />

inch ~. ~ BY ~: poc a poc. BY<br />

INCHES: gradualmen<br />

inchoate rudimentari<br />

incident incidente (-al)<br />

incidence (phys.) incidentie<br />

incidental ~, casual, ínessential<br />

incinerate incindrar, cremar<br />

incipient nascent<br />

incise v. (in)ciser (-iv, -ion), graver<br />

incite incitar (-ation, -ament)<br />

incivility íncivilita, ínpolitesse<br />

inclement ínclement (-ie)<br />

incline inclinar (-ation), disposir; n.<br />

declive<br />

include incluDer (-siv, -sion), contener<br />

incognito incognito<br />

incoherent ~ (-ie)<br />

incombustible íncombustibil<br />

income revenú; (from investments)<br />

renta. ~ TAX: impost<br />

incommensurat ínegal, ínadequat,<br />

e<br />

incomensurabil<br />

incommode íncomodar, genar<br />

incomparable íncomparabil<br />

incompatible íncompatibil, ínacordabil<br />

incompetent íncompetent (-ie), incapabil<br />

incomplete íncomplet<br />

incomprehensib íncomprensibil (-itá)<br />

le<br />

incompressible íncompressibil<br />

inconceivable ínconceptibil<br />

inconclusive ínconclusiv<br />

incongruous;<br />

íncongruent<br />

inconsequent<br />

ínconsequent<br />

INCONSIDERABLE:<br />

ínconsiderabil, insignificant<br />

inconsiderate ínindulgent<br />

inconsistent íncompatibil, inconsequent<br />

inconsolable ínconsolabil<br />

inconspicuous ínremarcabil, ínperceptibil<br />

inconstant ínconstant (-ie)<br />

incontestable íncontestabil<br />

incontinent ínchast, íncontinent;<br />

incontinently strax<br />

incontrovertibleínrefutabil, íncontestabil<br />

inconvenient íncomod, genant, ínoportun<br />

incorporate v. incorporar (-ation)<br />

incorporeal íncorporal, ínmaterial<br />

incorrect íncorect<br />

incorrigible íncorectibil<br />

incorruptible íncoruptibil (-itá)<br />

increase acrescer, augmentar, far<br />

crescer; n. increscement,<br />

increment, augmentation<br />

incredible íncredibil (-itá)<br />

incredulous íncredul (-itá), íncredaci<br />

increment ~, increscement<br />

incriminate incriminar (-ation)<br />

incrust incrustar (-ation)<br />

incubate covar, incubar<br />

incubator covuore<br />

incubus cochemare<br />

inculcate inculcar (-ation), inplantar<br />

inculpate inculpar, incriminar<br />

incumbent n. beneficiario, clerico; a. I<br />

FEEL IT ~ ON ME: yo egarda<br />

it quam mi deve, yo senti que<br />

it es me obligatori<br />

incur (debts) far; exposir se a<br />

incurable íncurabil<br />

incursion ~<br />

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indebted debient. HE IS ~ TO YOU<br />

FOR EVERYTHING: il debi a<br />

vos omnicos<br />

indecent índecent (-ie), obscen<br />

indecipherable índeciffrabil<br />

indecision vacillation, inresolution<br />

indeclinable índeclinabil<br />

indecorous ínconvenent<br />

indeed vermen, ya, advere, in veritá,<br />

sin dúbite<br />

indefatigable ínfatigabil<br />

indefeasible ínalienabil<br />

indefensible índefensibil<br />

indefinable indefinibil<br />

indefinite índefinit, inprecisi<br />

indelible ínefaciabil, índelebil<br />

indelicate índelicat, vulgari<br />

indemnify indemnisar, dedamagear<br />

indemnity indemnitá<br />

indentation cavette, impression<br />

indented (toothed) dentat<br />

indentures contrate aprensori<br />

independent índependent (-ie)<br />

indescribable índescribil, ínexpressibil<br />

indestructible índestructibil<br />

indeterminate índeterminat<br />

index índex; indication<br />

india-rubber cautchuc<br />

indicate indicar (-ation, -ator, -ativ,<br />

-ative), monstrar<br />

indict acusar, denunciar<br />

indictment acusation formal<br />

indifferent ínfiferent (-ie), mediocri<br />

indigene ~ (-i)<br />

indigent ~ (-ie)<br />

indigestible índigestibil (-itá)<br />

indigestion ~, dispepsie<br />

indignant colerosi, indignat<br />

indignity insulte; índignitá<br />

indigo índigo<br />

indiscernible indistintibil, índiscernibil<br />

indiscreet índiscret<br />

indiscriminate confusi, índistint<br />

indispensable índispensabil<br />

indisposed (unwell) índispoait<br />

(disinclined) desinclinat<br />

indisputable índisputabil, íncontestabil<br />

indissoluble índissolubil<br />

indistinct índistint<br />

indistinguishablíndistintibil<br />

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indite composir, scrir, dictar<br />

individual n. individue (-al, -alitá,<br />

-alisme)<br />

indivisible índivisibil (-itá)<br />

indolent ~ (-ie), pigri<br />

indomitable ínvictibil, índomitabil<br />

indoors in dom, in hem, intern.<br />

INDOOR: a. chambre-<br />

indorse indossar (-ainent)<br />

indubitable indubitabil<br />

induce persuaDer, causar; indueter<br />

inducement motive, stimul<br />

induct inducter (-ion, -or, -iv) ,<br />

installar, introducter, iniciar<br />

(a)<br />

indulge (be indulgent) indulger, favori<br />

sar; (grant) octroyar; satisfar<br />

indulgence indulgentie<br />

indurate v. indurar (-ation)<br />

industrious diligent (-ie), assidui, laboraci<br />

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industry industrie (-al, -alisme, -alisar);<br />

diligentie<br />

inebriate v. inebriar (se); n . trincard<br />

ineffable ínexpressibil<br />

ineffaceable inefaciabil<br />

ineffective íneficaci, inefectiv<br />

ineffectual ínefectiv<br />

inefficient íncapabil, íncompetent; (of<br />

machinery) ínefficient<br />

inelastic ínelastic<br />

inelegant ínelegant (-ie)<br />

ineligible ínelectibil<br />

inept inept (-ie, -itá, -on)<br />

inequality ínegalitá<br />

inequitable ínjust<br />

ineradicable ineradicabil INBRT: ~ (-ie)<br />

inestimable ínestimabil, íncalculabil<br />

inevitable ínevitabil (-itá)<br />

inexact ínexact (-itá)<br />

inexcusable ínexcusabil<br />

inexhaustible ínexhaustibil<br />

inexorable ínexorabil, inflexibil<br />

inexpedient ínoportun, ínapt, ínconsiliabil<br />

inexpensive modic, ínexpensiv<br />

inexperience ínexperientie<br />

inexpert ínhabil, ínexpert<br />

inexpiable ínexpiabil<br />

inexplicable ínexplicabil<br />

inexpressible ínexpressibil<br />

inextinguishabl ínextintibil<br />

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inextricable índebrolliabil<br />

infallible ínfallibil (-itá)<br />

infamous infam (-ie)<br />

infancy infantie<br />

infant ~ (-o, -a, -il)<br />

infantry infanterie<br />

infatuate infatuar (-ation)<br />

infect infecter (-ion, -iv)<br />

infectuous infectuosi, contagiosi<br />

infelicity ínfelicití<br />

infer inferer (-ntie), deducter,<br />

concluder<br />

inferior inferiori (-tá)<br />

infernal ~<br />

inferno inferne<br />

infest infestar, molestar<br />

infidel n. pagan (-o)<br />

infidelity ínfidelitá<br />

infiltrate infiltrar (-ation)<br />

infinite infinit<br />

infinitesimal ~, micrissim<br />

infinitive n. ~<br />

infinity infinitá<br />

infirm ínfirm (-itá), debil, caduc, labil<br />

infirmary hospitals<br />

inflame inflammar (-abil, -ation, -atori)<br />

inflate inflar (-ation, -atura)<br />

inflect flexer (-ion); (the voice)<br />

modular<br />

inflections desinenties<br />

inflexible ínflexibil (-itá)<br />

inflict inflicter (-ion); truder, imposir<br />

inflorescence floreada, inflorescentie<br />

influence n. influentie (-al, -ar)<br />

influenza ~, grippe<br />

influx influte, afluentie<br />

inform informar (-ation, -ator, -ativ).<br />

TO ~ AGAINST: denunciar<br />

informal ínformal, ínceremonial, sin<br />

gena<br />

infraction ~, violation<br />

infrequent rar, ínfrequent (-ie)<br />

infringe infracter, violar. TO ~ UPON:<br />

transgresser<br />

infuriate infuriar, incolerar<br />

infuse infuser (-ion); (a person with)<br />

inspirar<br />

ingathering recolte<br />

ingenious ingeniosi (-tá), inventori<br />

ingenuous ingenui (-tá), naiv, sinceri<br />

inglorious íngloriosi<br />

ingot lingot<br />

ingraft greftar<br />

ingrained inradicat<br />

ingratiate insinuar se, infavorisar se<br />

oneself<br />

ingratitude íngratitá<br />

ingredient ingrediente, element<br />

ingress intrada, accesse<br />

inhabit habitar (-ante), logiar<br />

inhale inhalar (-ation, -ator), aspirar<br />

inharmonious desharmoniosi<br />

inherent innat, inherent<br />

inherit heredar (-ante, -ator)<br />

inheritance heredage, heredie, patrimonie<br />

inhibit prohibir, inhibir (-tion)<br />

inhospitable inhospedal<br />

inhuman ínhuman (-itá)<br />

inimical hostil, adversi<br />

inimitable ínimitabil<br />

iniquitous abominabil<br />

initial a. inicial; n. parafe, iniciale; v.<br />

parafar, inicialar<br />

initiate iniciar (-ation, -ator, -atori,<br />

-ative); comensar<br />

inject injecter (-ion)<br />

injection (med.) clistere<br />

injudicious índiscret, ínprudent<br />

injunction ordone, comanda<br />

injure v. nocer, damagear; (wrong)<br />

injuriar; (wound) leDer,<br />

vulnerar<br />

injury detriment, injurie; damage,<br />

lesion, vulnere<br />

injustice ínjustitá<br />

ink incre (-iere)<br />

inlaid mosaic. ~ FLOOR: parquette,<br />

mosaica<br />

inland intran, interiori<br />

inlay mosaicar, parquettar<br />

inlet n. baya, micri golf; ingress<br />

inly internalmen<br />

inmate convivente, habitants<br />

inmost max interiori, max secret, max<br />

intim<br />

inn albergo, gastería, taverne. ~<br />

KEEPER: albergator,<br />

tavernero, restorator<br />

innate innat, innascet, natural<br />

inner interiori, internal<br />

innings range, torn<br />

innocent ínnocent, sin culpa, ignorant<br />

innocuous ínofensiv, ínnociv<br />

innovate innovar (-ation, -ator)<br />

innuendo insinuation, alusion<br />

innumerable ínnumerabil<br />

inoculate inocular, vaccinar<br />

inodorous ínodorant<br />

inoffensive ínofensiv<br />

inoperative ínoperativ, ne functionant<br />

inopportune ínoportun<br />

inordinate ínmoderat, excessiv<br />

inorganic ínorganic<br />

inquest inquests (-or)<br />

inquietude ínquietitá, anxie<br />

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inquire questionar, inquisiter,<br />

demandar. ~ INTO: investigar,<br />

explorar<br />

inquiry demanda; investigation,<br />

inqueste. ~ OFFICE: buró de<br />

information<br />

inquisition ~<br />

inquisitive curiosi<br />

inroad incursion, iruption<br />

ins and outs detallies<br />

insalubrious ínsalubri, ínsanitari<br />

insan dement (-ie), alienat<br />

insanitary ínsanitari<br />

insatiable ínsatiabil<br />

inscribe inscrir (-ition)<br />

inscrutable ínpenetrabil, ocult, ínsondabil<br />

insect insecte (-ivori)<br />

insecure ínsecur, dangerosi,<br />

índangerant<br />

insensate ínsensat, frenetic, folli<br />

insensible (without feeling) ínsensibil;<br />

(imperceptible) insentibil;<br />

(unconscious) ínconscient<br />

inseparable ínseparabil<br />

insert inserter (-ion), intercalar<br />

inset n. insertion, insertete<br />

inside a. intern, interiori; adv.<br />

(within) intra; al interiore; n.<br />

interiore<br />

insidious insidiosi, perfid<br />

insight perception, conossentie<br />

insignia insignes, marca<br />

insignificant ínsignificant, bagatellic<br />

insincere ínsinceri (-tá)<br />

insinuate insinuar (-ation)<br />

insipid ínsipid (-itá), fad<br />

insist insister (-entie)<br />

insobriety ínsobrietá, ebrietá<br />

insolent ~ (-ie), impertinent<br />

insoluble ínsoluibil (-itá)<br />

insolvent bancrott, fallit<br />

insomnia ínsomnie<br />

insomuch in tant que<br />

inspect inspecter (-ion, -or, -oratu),<br />

examinar<br />

inspire inspirar (-ation, -ator, -ativ)<br />

inspirit animar, incoragear<br />

inspissate inspessat<br />

instability ínstabilitá, labilitá<br />

install installar (-ation)<br />

instalment rata. TO PAY OFF BY<br />

INSTALMENTS: amortisar<br />

instance example: ocasion; instigation;<br />

(legal) instantie; v. citar quam<br />

exemple<br />

instant n. moment, instante; a.<br />

ínmediat; (present month)<br />

current<br />

instantaneous subit, instantan<br />

instantly strax, ínmediatmen<br />

instate installar, iniciar (a)<br />

instead in vice de, vice<br />

instep arc del pede<br />

instigate instigar (-ation, -ator), incitar<br />

instil (a person) inspirar; (a quality)<br />

inculcar, docer<br />

instinct n. instincte; a. animat per<br />

instinctive instinctiv, spontan<br />

institute v. instituer (-tion, -tor, -te),<br />

iniciar<br />

instruct instructer (-ion, -or, -iv),<br />

informar; ordonar<br />

instrument ~ (-al); (legal) actu; (means)

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emedie<br />

insubordinate ínsubordinat (-ion),<br />

desobedient, renitent<br />

insufferable íntolerabil, detestabil<br />

insufficient ínsuficent (-ie), mancant (-ie)<br />

insular insulari (-tá)<br />

insulate isolar (-ation, -ator)<br />

insult insulte (-ar), injurie (-ar)<br />

insuperable insuperabil<br />

insupportable ínsuportabil<br />

insurance assecurantie. ~ PREMIUM:<br />

premie de assecurantie<br />

insure assecurar; (a place) reservar<br />

insurgent n. insurgente; a. rebellic,<br />

insurgent<br />

insurmountable ínsuperabil, ínvictibil<br />

insurrection insurection, revolte<br />

intact integri, intact, sin defecte<br />

intake recivement<br />

intangible íntangibil (-itá)<br />

integer lu tot, lu integri, integrale<br />

integral a. integri: (math.) integral<br />

integrity (entirety) integritá; (of<br />

character) honestitá<br />

integument tegument, covritura<br />

intellect intelectu (-al, -alisme)<br />

intelligence inteligentie; information<br />

intelligent inteligent (-ie)<br />

intelligible inteligibil, comprensibil<br />

intemperance ínsobrietá, íntemperantie<br />

intemperate ínmoderat, íntemperant<br />

intend intenter<br />

intense intens (-itá, -iv)<br />

intent a. tre ocupat per, resoluet. n.<br />

intention. TO ALL INTENTS:<br />

virtualmen<br />

intention ~ (-al)<br />

inter v. interrar (-ament, -ator),<br />

sepulter (-ura), inhumar<br />

interact n. interacte (-er)<br />

intercede interceDer (-ssion, -ssor)<br />

intercept intercepter (-ion, -or), (a blow)<br />

parar; obstructer<br />

interchange ~ (-ear), cambiar<br />

intercourse (inter)relation, association;<br />

coition<br />

interdict interdicter (-ion), prohibir<br />

interest n. interesse (-ar, -ant); (on<br />

money) interest<br />

interfere interferer (-entie), intervenir,<br />

inmixter se<br />

interim n. ínterim<br />

interior a. interiori, intern; n. interiore<br />

interject interjecter (-ion), interposir<br />

interlace interlacear<br />

interlard diversificar (per); interpolar<br />

interleave interfoliar<br />

interline v. interlinear<br />

interlocutor conparlante<br />

interloper intrusor<br />

interlude ~, intermedie<br />

intermediary n. intermediario; mediator<br />

intermediate intermediari<br />

interment interration, inhumation,<br />

sepultura<br />

intermezzo intermedie; (mus. piece)<br />

intermezzo<br />

interminable ínterminabil<br />

intermingle intermixter<br />

intermission interruption, pause<br />

intermittent ~ (-ie); v. TO BE ~: intermitter<br />

intern internar (-ate)<br />

internal intern, interiori<br />

international ~ (-itá, -isar)<br />

internecine interdestructiv<br />

interpellate interpellar (-ation)<br />

interpolate interpolar, intercalar<br />

interpose interposir; (intervene)<br />

intervenir<br />

interpret v. interpreter (-ation); eclarar<br />

interpreter interprete<br />

interregnum ~<br />

interrogate interrogar (-ation, -ator, -ativ),<br />

inquisiter<br />

interrupt interrupter (-ion)<br />

intersect intersecter (-or, -ion)<br />

interspace interspacie, intersticie<br />

intersperse intersemar<br />

interstice intersticie (-al)<br />

intertwine interlacear (se), interplecter<br />

interval pause, intervalle<br />

intervene intervenir (-tion)<br />

interview ~ (-ar)<br />

interweave intertexter<br />

intestate íntestat<br />

intestine ~ (-al); (The small) ileum<br />

intimacy intimitá<br />

intimate a. intim (-a, -o); v. suggester,<br />

informar<br />

intimidate intimidar (-ation)<br />

into in, ad-in<br />

intolerable íntolerabil<br />

intolerant íntolerant (-ie)<br />

intone intonar (-ation)<br />

intoxicate intoxicar (-ation); ebriar; (fig.)<br />

ravisser<br />

intractable íntractabil, índocil,<br />

ínconciliabil<br />

intransitive íntransitiv<br />

intrepid ~ (-itá), audaci(osi)<br />

intricate complicat, implicat, involuet,<br />

inbrolliat<br />

intrigue intriga (-ar); cabale<br />

intrinsic ~<br />

introduce introducter (-ion, -iv),<br />

presentar<br />

introit ~<br />

introspection ~<br />

intrude intruDer (-sion, -siv, -sor)<br />

intrust confider; autorisar<br />

intuition ~ . TO HAVE AN ~: intuiter<br />

inundate inundar (-ation); superbordar<br />

inure habituar, acustomar<br />

inutility ínutilitá<br />

invade invaDer (—sion, -sor)<br />

invalid a. ínvalid; malad, debil; n.<br />

ínvalide; v. ínvalidar, rendir<br />

invalid, anullar<br />

intaluable ínestimabil, ínevaluabil,<br />

valorosi, preciosi<br />

invariable constant, ínvariabil<br />

invasion ~<br />

invective ~<br />

inveigh invectivar, reprochar<br />

inveigle seducter, lurar<br />

invent inventer (-ion, -or, -iv),<br />

imaginar<br />

inventory inventarie (-ar)<br />

inverse a. inversi, contrari<br />

inversion ~<br />

invert inverter<br />

invertebrate a. ínvertebrat; n. invertebrate<br />

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invest (clothe) vestir; (mil.) investir<br />

(-itura); (money) plazzar,<br />

investir<br />

investigate investigar (-ation, -ator),<br />

inquester<br />

investiture investitura<br />

inveterate inradicat, habitual, persistent,<br />

cronic<br />

invidious desagreabil, vexatori, ofensiv<br />

invigorate invigorar (-ation)<br />

invincible ínvictibil, ínsuperabil<br />

inviolable ínviolabil (-itá)<br />

invisible ínvisibil (-itá)<br />

invite invitar (-a,tion). INVITING:<br />

atrativ<br />

invocation ~<br />

invoice n. factura (-ar)<br />

invoke invocar (-ation)<br />

involuntary ínvoluntari<br />

involution ~<br />

involve invelopar, involuer, implicar,<br />

necessitar, inbrolliar<br />

invulnerable ínvulnerabil (-itá)<br />

inward intern, interiori. INWARDS:<br />

ad-intern<br />

inwardly in realitá, in se self<br />

inwrought gravet, ornat per figuras<br />

iodine iode<br />

ion ~<br />

iota ~<br />

irascible iritabil<br />

irate colerosi<br />

ire colere, ira<br />

iridescent irisant (-ie)<br />

iris ~; (bot.) iride<br />

irksome penosi, fatigant, tedant<br />

iron ferre (-in). FLAT-IRON:<br />

glattuore; v.(ferro-)glattar<br />

ironclad n. curassiero; nave curassat,<br />

monitor<br />

ironical ironic<br />

ironmonger ferragero, quincalliero<br />

irons catenes, ferres<br />

ironworks ferréría<br />

irony ironie<br />

irradiate iluminar, iradiar<br />

irrational ínrational, ínrasonabil<br />

irreclaimable ínreclamabil, incorectibil<br />

irreconciliable ínconciliabil<br />

irredeemable ínredemptibil<br />

irreducible ínreductibil<br />

irrefutable ínrefutabil<br />

irregular ínregulari (-tá); desrect<br />

irrevelant ne pertinent, sin pertinentie,<br />

ínaplicabil, extran<br />

irreligious ínreligiosi (-tá)<br />

irremediable ínremediabil<br />

irreparable ínreparabil<br />

irrepressible ínsupressibil<br />

irreproachable ínreprochabil, ínblamabil<br />

irresistible ínresistibil<br />

irresolute ínresolut, hesitant<br />

irrespective índependent (de), sin egardar<br />

que<br />

irresponsible ínresponsabil (-itá)<br />

irretrievable ínrecuperabil, inreparabil<br />

irreverent ínreverent (-ie)<br />

irrevocable ínrevocabil<br />

irrigate irigar (-ation, -ator)<br />

irritate iritar (-ation, -abil, -abilitá)<br />

irrupt irupter (-ion), inrupter<br />

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I<br />

island insul (-ano)<br />

isle insul<br />

isolate isolar (-ation, -ator)<br />

issue v. (books) editer (-ion);<br />

publicar, distribuer, emisser;<br />

(come out) provenir; n.<br />

(number of periodical)<br />

numeró; (offspring)<br />

descendentes; (outcome)<br />

resultate, fine, exeada;<br />

question. AT ~: in dispute, in<br />

question<br />

isthmus istme<br />

it ~<br />

italics cursiv lítteres. IN ~:<br />

cursivmen<br />

itch v. pruritar; n. (med.) scabie<br />

item articul, parte, detallie<br />

iterate iterar (-ation), repetir<br />

itinerant ambulant<br />

itinerary itinerarie, viarium<br />

ivory n. ivor (-in)<br />

ivy hedre<br />

J<br />

jab at *pussar contra (per punta de<br />

alquo), picar<br />

jabber v. jargonar, carcarear<br />

jack (at cards) valet; (spit) tornpica;<br />

(screw~) cric. JACK OF<br />

ALL TRADES: (naut.) flagga<br />

de proa. JACK-IN-THE-BOX:<br />

diabolette-in-buxe<br />

jackal chacale<br />

jackass ásino<br />

jackdaw monedul<br />

jacket jaquette<br />

jade cavallacha; feminach; (min.)<br />

jade<br />

jaded fatigat, lassi<br />

jagged con inregulari bordes<br />

JAGUAR: ~<br />

jail cárcere, prison (ario)<br />

jailer cárcer-mastro<br />

jam ~, confitura; embarasse; v.<br />

serrar, presser<br />

jamb pal, pilare<br />

jangle querellar, desacordar; (noise)<br />

raslar<br />

janitor portario<br />

january januar<br />

japan v. vernissar, laccar<br />

jar (pot) potte, cruche; (sound)<br />

dissonantie; (shock) choc,<br />

sucusse; v. dissonar; sucusser;<br />

cracar<br />

jargon ~, linguach<br />

jasmine ~<br />

jasper jaspe<br />

jaundice icterite<br />

jaunt excursion, promenada<br />

jaunty gay, levi<br />

javelin lanse, jettlanse, javeline<br />

jaw machuore, maxille; (naut.)<br />

furca de gaff. JAWS: fauc<br />

jawbone osse maxillari<br />

jay (ornith.) garrul<br />

jealous jalusi, invidiosi<br />

jealousy jalusie<br />

jeer mocar, deriDer (-sion)<br />

jejune vacui, van, inan<br />

jelly gelé<br />

jelly-fish meduse<br />

jeopardize hasardar, riscar, indangerar<br />

jeremiad jeremiada, lamentation<br />

jerk v. sucusser, dar un sucusse; n.<br />

sucusse; spasma<br />

jerkin camisol<br />

jerry-built ínsolidmen construetet<br />

jersey jersé; veste ex lan<br />

jessamine jasmine<br />

jest joca, burla (-ar, -erie, -on)<br />

jesuit ~ (-ic)<br />

jet n. spruzza; (gas ~) bec de gas;<br />

(min.) gagate. JET-<br />

PROPELLED: roquettepropulset<br />

JETSAM: jettallia<br />

jettison forjettar<br />

jetty n. molo, diga<br />

jew judéo (-ic, -isme, -isar)<br />

jewel juvel (-ero, -erie, -eria)<br />

jib (naut.) ~; v. paver, esser<br />

obstinat<br />

jig ~ (dansa irlandesi)<br />

jilt exsponder se<br />

jingle (far) tintinar; n. tintinada<br />

job tache, afere; oficie, posto,<br />

ocupation, mestiere; v. (Stock<br />

Exchange) agiotar<br />

jobber agiotero, curtagero<br />

jockey jokey<br />

jocose jocosi, amusant<br />

jocular jocaci (-tá)<br />

jocund gay, joyosi<br />

jog levi pussa, micri choc; v. (the<br />

memory) amemorar; (trot)<br />

trottar lentmen<br />

join junter, unir (se), unionar,<br />

combinar; (a society) adherer<br />

joiner fin-carpentero<br />

joint n. juntura, articulation; node;<br />

(meat) pezze; a. comun;<br />

junt(et). TO PUT OUT OF ~:<br />

luxar<br />

jointed (con)juntet, articulat<br />

joint stock societé anonim, societé<br />

company actionari<br />

joist trave, subtrave<br />

joke joca (-ar, -on), burla<br />

jollification festinada<br />

jolly gay (-itá)<br />

jolt v. sucusser, chocar<br />

jostle v. cud-pussar, turbar<br />

jot iota, minucie; v. (jot down)<br />

notar<br />

journal jurnale (-ist, -istic), gazette;<br />

(daybook) diarium, contolibre<br />

journey viage; v. viagear<br />

joust torney (-ar)<br />

jovial ~ (-itá)<br />

joy joya (-osi), gaudie<br />

jubilant ~ (-ie), triumfant<br />

jubilee jubilé<br />

judaism judeisme<br />

judge n. judico (-ar, -ament)<br />

judicial ~<br />

judicious judiciosi, prudent<br />

jug cruche; v, stuvar<br />

juggle v. jonglar (-ero, -eríe),<br />

prestidigitar<br />

jugular jugulari<br />

juice succ (—osi)<br />

july julí<br />

jumble v. mixter, inbrolliar,<br />

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desordinar; n. mixtallia,<br />

confusion<br />

jump n. salta (-ar)<br />

junction juntion, punctu de union,<br />

convergentie<br />

junctura punctu, (con)juntura<br />

june junio<br />

jungle ~<br />

junior a. minori, plu yun, junior<br />

juniper junevre<br />

junk (naut.) jonke; (lumber)<br />

antiquallia<br />

junket caseine, coagulate<br />

junketing festinada<br />

juridical juridic<br />

jurisdiction jurisdition<br />

jurisprudence jurisprudentie<br />

jurist ~ (-ie)<br />

juror jurato, membre del jurie<br />

jury jurie<br />

jury-mast fala mast<br />

just ~, honest, equi; (barely) apen.<br />

JUST ABOUT TO: sur li<br />

punctu de. JUST AS: sammen<br />

quam; adv. precismen<br />

justice justicie, -equita<br />

justify justificar (-ation, -abil)<br />

justness justesse<br />

jut out v. prominer, projecter<br />

jute ~<br />

juvenile juvenil, yunatri; n. yuno, júven<br />

(i-a, -o)<br />

juxtaposition ~<br />

K<br />

kale caul crispat<br />

kaleidoscope caleidoscop (-ic)<br />

kalender calendare<br />

kalif calif<br />

kangaroo cangurú<br />

kaolin caolin<br />

keel kil<br />

keelson super-kil<br />

keen (sharp) acut, penetrant; (eager)<br />

entusiastic, ardent<br />

keep 1.|keep (hold) tener, retener,<br />

conservar, gardar; (celebrate)<br />

festar; (in health) standar, star;<br />

( ~ house) menagear; (remain)<br />

restar, maner; (rules) sequer,<br />

observar; (support) subtener,<br />

suportar, mantener. TO KEEP<br />

ONESELF WARM: mantener<br />

se calid;<br />

keep 2.|keep n. (of castle) turre; prison<br />

subterran; (care of) custodie;<br />

(livelihood) subsistentie<br />

keep back retener; (information) tacer pri<br />

keep down supresser, subjugar<br />

keep on continuar; constantmen (with<br />

suitable verb)<br />

keep out excluder; maner éxter; (of<br />

debt) maner líber de debites<br />

keeper guardian, curator, gardero,<br />

custode; (of hotel) hósped,<br />

hotelero<br />

keeping with, in conform a<br />

keepsake memorette<br />

keg barilette<br />

ken v. conosser (-entie)<br />

kennel can-domette, caniera

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kerb borde de trottuore<br />

kerchief charpe, chal<br />

kernel nucleo<br />

kerosene petroleo<br />

kestrel astor<br />

ketch ~<br />

ketchup sauce picant<br />

kettle bolliere; (large) caldron<br />

kettledrum timbale<br />

key clave; (of piano) taste; (mus.)<br />

ton. ~ INDUSTRY; industrie<br />

pivotal<br />

keyboard tastatura, claviere<br />

keyhole clave-fore<br />

keyring anelle por claves, porta—<br />

claves<br />

keystone chef lápide<br />

kick n. pedcolpe; (of rifle) repulse;<br />

v. dar un pedcolpe a; pussar;<br />

(horses) regambar; (toss<br />

about) stramplar<br />

kid caprello; (leather) caprocute<br />

kidnap rapter<br />

kidney ren<br />

kidney-bean faseol<br />

kill mortar, assassinar; (animals)<br />

buchar<br />

kiln forn<br />

kilogram kilogramme<br />

kilometre ~. KILOLITRE: ~<br />

kin a. parent, afin; n. parentité<br />

kind benevolent, clement, afabil,<br />

amabil, bon, complesent (-ie);<br />

n. sorte, specie<br />

kindhearted boncordiosi<br />

kindle accender, inflammar<br />

kindly a. afabil; (see also KIND);<br />

adv. HE ~ ASSISTED ME: il<br />

benevolet auxiliar me<br />

kindred a. parent (-ité)<br />

kinematograph cínema<br />

king rey (-al, -atu, -ia)<br />

kingfisher alcion<br />

kink ~ ; (fig.) capricie<br />

kinsfolk parentité. KINSMAN: parente<br />

kiosk ~<br />

kipper harengo fumicat<br />

kirk eclesie; (building) eclesia<br />

kiss n. ~ besa (-ar)<br />

kit possedallia, proprietá, cosage<br />

kit-bag sac-valise<br />

kitchen cocin(erí)a. ~ CUPBOARD:<br />

scaf de cocina, utensilarium<br />

kitchen-garden legumiera<br />

kite (bird) milve; (paper ~) dracon<br />

volant<br />

kith see KIN<br />

kitten catello<br />

kleptomania cleptomanie<br />

knack arte, tric, artificie<br />

knacker cavall-buchero<br />

knapsack sac dorsal, tornistre<br />

knapweed centaurea<br />

knave fripon (-eríe); (at cards) valet<br />

knead plastar (-uore)<br />

knee genú<br />

knee-breeches curt culotte<br />

knee-cap rotul; (med.) patella<br />

kneel genuflexer (-ion), agenuar se<br />

knell n. funeral clocheada<br />

knickerbockers culotte<br />

knickers calson<br />

knick-knack bagatelle, ornette<br />

knife cultelle. ~ BOARD: slifuore<br />

knight cavalliero (-esc)<br />

knighthood cavalieratu<br />

knit tricotar (-age, -era, -ería). ~<br />

TOGETHER: unir, ligar (se).<br />

~ THE BROWS: rugar li<br />

fronte<br />

knitting tricot<br />

knitting-needle tricot-agullie<br />

knob bosse, tuber; (door~) anse<br />

knock v. frappar. ~ DOWN: abatter,<br />

far cader. ~ UP: avigilar;<br />

exhauster; n. frappa, batte<br />

knocker frappette, frappa-porta<br />

knoll tumul<br />

knot node (-ar); (tuft) toffe<br />

knotty nodosi; complicat<br />

knout knut (-ar)<br />

know (acquainted with, know<br />

people) conosser (-ent, -antie,<br />

-or); (know facts) saver (entie).<br />

LET ME ~: ples avisar<br />

me<br />

knowing a. inteligent, astut<br />

knowledge saventie, conossentie;<br />

erudition<br />

knuckle articul del fingre, juntura; v. ~<br />

UNDER: ceder, submisser se<br />

L<br />

label etiquette, afichette, billet<br />

labial ~<br />

laboratory laboratoria, oficina<br />

laborious diligent, laborosi; penosi,<br />

fatigant<br />

labour labore (-ar, -ero); (strive)<br />

penar; (childbirth) parturition;<br />

(toil) strapacie. HARD ~:<br />

labor punitori. ~ IN VAIN: van<br />

pena<br />

laburnum citise<br />

labyrinth labirinte (-in)<br />

lac lacca<br />

lace (fabric) dentelle; (for uniform)<br />

galon; (shoe-) lace;<br />

(trimmings) pasment; v.<br />

lacear; ligar<br />

lacehole oculette<br />

lacerate lacerar, mutilar<br />

lachrymal ~ lacrimal<br />

lack manca, beson, índigentie; v.<br />

mancar, indiger<br />

lackadaisical índiferent; negligent<br />

lackey lacayo<br />

lacking, to be * mancar<br />

laconic ~<br />

lacquer v. laccar; n. lacca<br />

lactation ~<br />

lacteal lactin, lactatri<br />

lad yuno, júveno, garson, boy<br />

ladder scale<br />

laden cargat; (abstract sense)<br />

chargeat, opresset<br />

lading, bill of * certificate de carga<br />

ladle coclaron, coclare haustiv<br />

lady dama, seniora<br />

ladybird coccinelle<br />

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lady day Anunciation<br />

ladylike de bon manieres, de seniora<br />

lady-love amata<br />

lag v. lentear, restar retro, tardar,<br />

lentardear; n. retardation<br />

laggard lentarde<br />

lagoon lagune<br />

laic ~ (-o)<br />

lair lette, tana, refugia<br />

laidy laicos, profanes<br />

lake lago<br />

lama ~<br />

lamb agnelle (-a); (meat) agnelline,<br />

oarne agnellin<br />

lambent (flame) serpentant<br />

lame a. claudicant;<br />

(fig.)ínsatisfatori, debil; v.<br />

mutilar, far .claudicant,<br />

paralisar<br />

lament v. lamentar (-ation, -abil),<br />

deplorar<br />

lamina lámine<br />

lamp lampe. STREET ~: lanterne.<br />

HANGING ~: lucerne. HEAD<br />

~: projector<br />

lampblack fulígine de lamp<br />

lampglass lamp-cilindre<br />

lampshade para-luce<br />

lampoon pasquin (-ar, -ada); v. satirisar<br />

lamprey lamprede<br />

lance lanse; (med.) lansette; v.<br />

lansettar, inciser<br />

lancet lansette<br />

land (ground) terre, suol; (country)<br />

land, pais; v. debarcar, aterrar,<br />

abordar; (unload) decargar<br />

landau ~, coche<br />

landed propertydomene<br />

landing (on stairs) planage. ~ STAGE:<br />

caye, debarcatoria<br />

landlady patrona; hospedessa,<br />

albergatora<br />

landlocked circumdat de terra<br />

landlord proprietarie; mastro; (of inn)<br />

hósped<br />

landmark born-petre<br />

landowner proprietario de terra<br />

landscape paisage (-ist)<br />

landslide crulation terral, avalanche,<br />

glissament de terra<br />

lane stradette, via<br />

language lingue, idioma<br />

languid ~<br />

languish languir (-ore)<br />

lank magri; (of hair) íncrispat<br />

lantern lanterne. MAGIC ~: optic<br />

lanterne<br />

lanyard talrep<br />

lap gremie; (in a race) ronde; v.<br />

(drink) trincar; (plash) clapotar<br />

lapel ~<br />

lapidary n. lapidero, lapidario<br />

lapse v. expirar, passar, preterir; (fall<br />

back) recader, recidivar; n.<br />

errore; (of time) eflution,<br />

preterition, curse<br />

lapwing vanelle<br />

larboard bacbord<br />

larceny furte<br />

larch larice<br />

lard grasse porcin; v. lardar

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larder cámera de provisiones,<br />

gardamanjage<br />

large grand. AT ~: líber<br />

largely max sovente, precipue<br />

largess donation<br />

lark alaude; (fun) burla<br />

larva larve<br />

larynx laringe (-ite)<br />

lascivious lasciv, voluptosi<br />

lash v. (bind) ligar, amarrar; (whip)<br />

flagellar; (of horses) TO ~<br />

OUT: regambar; n. knut; colp<br />

de flagell; (eyelash) cilie<br />

lass puella, yuna<br />

lassitude lassitá<br />

lasso ~<br />

last a. ultiia, passat, final;<br />

precedent. AT ~: in fine. ~<br />

NIGHT: yer vesper; n. (boot<br />

~) listell; v. durar<br />

lasting durabil, permanent<br />

lastly in fine, finalmen, ultimmen<br />

latch; cline (- clave portal<br />

ar). latchkey<br />

late a. tard; (of train etc.) retardat;<br />

(former) recent, anteyan;<br />

(deceased) morit, decedet; adv.<br />

tard<br />

lately ultimmen, recentmen<br />

latent ~<br />

later subsequent, posteriori, plu tard<br />

lateral ~<br />

latest novissim<br />

lath latte. LATHWORK: lattage<br />

lathe tornuore<br />

lather scum (-ear); v. insaponar<br />

latitude latitúdine; (freedom) libertá<br />

latrine ~<br />

latter a. ultim, ti ci<br />

lattice trellie (-age)<br />

laud laude (-ar,-abil, -ativ)<br />

laudanum tinctura de opium<br />

laugh v. riDer (-sion, -sibil); (to ~ at)<br />

deriDer, mocar; n. rise<br />

laughing-stock objecte de rision<br />

laughter rision, hilaritá<br />

launch lansar; n. (boat) chalupe<br />

laundress lavera<br />

laundry lavería<br />

laureate laureat (-o)<br />

laurel laure<br />

lava ~<br />

lavatory toilette, lavatoria; latrine<br />

lave v. lavar, rinsar<br />

lavender lavende<br />

lavish a. liberal, generosi, prodigal; v.<br />

prodigar<br />

law lege, statute, decrete;<br />

(jurisprudence) jure. ~<br />

COURT: tribunale; v. TO GO<br />

TO ~: processuar<br />

lawful legal (-itá), legitim<br />

lawless ínlegal, arbitrari, sin leges<br />

lawn gazon, (material) linon<br />

lawn-tennis ténnis<br />

lawsuit processu<br />

lawyer legist, jurist<br />

lax ~ (-itá)<br />

laxative a. laxativ; n. laxative<br />

lay a. laic (-o)<br />

lay v. posir, metter. jacentar;<br />

(eggs) posir, ovar: (ghost)<br />

exorcisar; (tablecloth) covrir li<br />

table; (wager) pariar; (~ dust)<br />

abatter<br />

lay down statuer, prescrir, definir,<br />

decreter<br />

lay in (store) aprovisionar<br />

lay on aplicar; (strike) batter<br />

lay open exposir, decovrir, decelar<br />

lay out extenDer; (money) expender,<br />

deborsar; (corpse) apretar<br />

lay siege to assediar<br />

lay up amassar, aprovisionar<br />

layer (hort.) marcotte; (geol.) strate;<br />

(de)positor<br />

lay-figure marionette, figura<br />

lazy pigri, indolent<br />

lea herbiera, prate<br />

lead n. (metal) plumbe; (for<br />

pencils) grafite; (naut.) sonde;<br />

v. plumbar<br />

lead v. (conduct) ducter, guidar,<br />

directer; (go in front)<br />

preceder; (cause) causar, far; (-<br />

off) comensar; (~ astray)<br />

seducter; n. duction, direction;<br />

precedentie<br />

leaden plumbin, plumbic; inert<br />

leader (con)duetor, chef; articul<br />

redactoral<br />

leaf folie (-at, -age, -ette, -osi); (of<br />

table etc.) clappe<br />

league n. liga, fédere; (distance) tri<br />

milies; v. oonfederar, alliar,<br />

ligar<br />

leak licc (-ar); v. (to ~ out) divulgar<br />

se.<br />

leal loyal, fidel<br />

lean 1.|lean a. magri; n. carne sin grasse<br />

lean 2.|lean v. (for support) apoyar;<br />

(incline) inclinar (-ation)<br />

leanings inclination<br />

leap n. salta (-ar)<br />

leap-frog cise-cap<br />

leap-year annu bisextil<br />

learn aprenDer (-sor); reciver<br />

information, audir. I ~<br />

THAT ...: on di me que...<br />

learned erudit, doct, expert, versat (in)<br />

learner scolero, elevo, aprensor;<br />

aprentise<br />

learning erudition, saventie<br />

lease v. (to take) luar, arendar; (to<br />

let) forluar; n. lua-contrate<br />

lease-hold arenda<br />

leash cupla-bande<br />

least a. max micri, minim. THE ~<br />

BEAUTIFUL: li minim bell.<br />

AT ~: adminim, alminu. NOT<br />

IN THE ~: in null mode, tot<br />

ne. TO SAY THE ~: por ne<br />

exagerar<br />

leather cute (-in). RUSSIAN ~: yufte<br />

leave v. lassar; (abandon) forlassar,<br />

abandonar; (depart) departer,<br />

forviagear; surtir; (bequeath)<br />

legar, testar; (to ~ off) cessar.<br />

TO TAKE ~ OF: dir adío. TO<br />

~ BEHIND: poslassar; n.<br />

permission, licentie, vacantie,<br />

congedie, adío<br />

leaven leven; v. fermentar, levenar<br />

leavings rest(age)<br />

lecher libertino (-isme), lascivon<br />

lectern pupitre<br />

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lecture discurse, lection; reprimande;<br />

v. far un discurse<br />

ledge corniche<br />

ledger chef-libre, contolibre<br />

lee sub li vent; LEEWAY: drive;<br />

témpor perdit<br />

leech sanguisuc<br />

leek porro<br />

leer v. regardachar, regardar<br />

maliciosimen; n. oculada<br />

lasciv<br />

lees sediment<br />

left a. levul. ON THE ~: a levul.<br />

LEFT-HANDER: levulon. TO<br />

BE ~ OVER: restar<br />

leg gambe; (of garment) gambale<br />

legacy legate<br />

legal ~ (-itá, -isar), legitim (-ar)<br />

legate legato<br />

legatee legatario<br />

legation ~<br />

legend legende (-ari)<br />

legerdemain jongleríe, escamotage<br />

~LEGGED: -gambat<br />

leggings gamache, gambiere<br />

legible leibil (-itá)<br />

legion ~ (-ario)<br />

legislate v. legislator (-ion, -iv, -ura)<br />

legitimate a. legitim (-ar, -itá)<br />

legume (bot.) legúmine (-osi)<br />

leisure ocie (-osi)<br />

leisurely lent(men)<br />

lemming ~<br />

lemon citron, limon<br />

lemonade limonade<br />

lend prestar; dar, auxiliar<br />

length longore. AT ~: in fine;<br />

detalliatmen<br />

lengthen alongar, prolongar<br />

lengthy long; enoyant, tedosi<br />

lenient mild, indulgent, clement (-ie)<br />

lenitive lenitiv, palliativ<br />

lens linse; (bi-convex) lupe<br />

lent carema<br />

lenticular linsiform<br />

lentil (bot.) lentille<br />

leonine leonin<br />

leopard leoparde<br />

leper leproso<br />

leprosy lepra (-osi)<br />

lesion ~<br />

less adv. minu. MORE OR ~: pluminu.<br />

LESS AND ~: sempre<br />

minu. THE ~ THE BETTER:<br />

plu poc plu bon<br />

lessee locatario, luator<br />

lessen diminuer (se)<br />

lesser inferiori<br />

lesson lecion; (eccl.) letion<br />

lest pro timore que,: por que ... ne<br />

let (allow) lassar, permisser; (~<br />

alone) lassar; a tacer pri;<br />

(lease) forluar; (optative)<br />

lass...; (subjunctive) mey. LET<br />

IT CAME: it mey venir<br />

let go liberar, lassar ear; (naut.) filar<br />

let off far exploDer; (fig.) pardonar,<br />

excusar<br />

let out (clothes) extender, alargar;<br />

(divulge) divulgar; (free)<br />

lassar surtir, lassar escapar<br />

lethal mortific, mortatori<br />

lethargy letargie (-ic)

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letter lettre (-bux); (of alphabet)<br />

líttere. CAPITAL ~: majuscul.<br />

SMALL ~: minuscul<br />

lettered litterat; erudit, doct<br />

letterpress textu<br />

letter-rack lettriere, porta-lettre<br />

letters litteratura. A MN OF ~:<br />

litterato<br />

lettuce latug<br />

levee reception<br />

level a. plan, plat; n. nivelle, egalitá;<br />

(instr.) nivellette; v. aplatar,<br />

egalisar, nivellar; (a gun)<br />

apuntar, visar; (a blow) lansar<br />

level-crossing nivell-passage<br />

lever levere, levette; v. leverar<br />

leveret leporello<br />

levitation levation<br />

levity levitá, frivolitá<br />

levy v. imposir; (troops) levar,<br />

recrutar<br />

lewd ínchast, libertin, debochant<br />

lexicon lexico (-al, -ografie);<br />

dictionarium<br />

liability (propensity) inclination,<br />

tendentie; (debt) passive,<br />

debite<br />

liable responsabil (-itá), tuchabil; (~<br />

to) inclinat a<br />

liaison intriga de amore, relation<br />

amorosi; conexion,<br />

cooperation<br />

liana liane<br />

liar mentitor, mentiard<br />

libation ~<br />

libel v. defamar, calumniar; n.<br />

calumnie, defamation<br />

libeeal ~ (-isme), generosi (-itá)<br />

liberate liberar (-ation, -ator)<br />

libertine a. libertin (-o, -isme)<br />

liberty libertá; privilegie. I TAKE<br />

THE ~: yo permisse me<br />

library biblioteca (-ario)<br />

libration ~<br />

libretto librette<br />

licence licentie, libertá, permission,<br />

autoritá<br />

licentiate ~<br />

license v. autorisar<br />

licentious ínfrenat, licentiosi<br />

lichen ~<br />

lick n. lecca (-ar, -on)<br />

lickspittle leccard, adulator<br />

lid (cover) covrette, covricul;<br />

(eyelid) palpebre<br />

lie v. jacer, reposar; (tell a ~)<br />

mentir; (remain) restar. TO ~<br />

IN WAIT: guatar. (naut.) TO ~<br />

TO: capear. TO ~ IDLE:<br />

chomar. TO ~ OVER: star<br />

ajornat; n. mentie; (slope)<br />

cline<br />

lief AS ~: preferer. I WOULD AS<br />

~: yo vell preferer<br />

liege a. vassali<br />

lieu of, in * vice, in vice de<br />

lieutenant leutenante<br />

life vive, existentie; vivacitá;<br />

aferes homan; (biography)<br />

biografie<br />

life-annuity rente vive-durant<br />

lifebelt cintura salvatori<br />

lifeboat bote salvatori<br />

lifebuoy boye salvatori<br />

lifeless sin vive, ínanimat, mort<br />

lifelike natural<br />

lifelong vive-durant, por li tot vive<br />

life-size grandore natural<br />

lifetime vive-témpor<br />

lift v. levar; (fog) disperser se; n.<br />

lift, elevator; auxilie<br />

ligament ~<br />

ligature ligatura; bande, corde ligativ<br />

light n. luce, lúmine; foy; a. (of<br />

weight) levi; (easy) facil,<br />

lucid, clar, luminosi; (of hair)<br />

blond; v. accenDer, inflammar.<br />

TO ~ UP: iluminar<br />

light on incontrar; decovrir<br />

lighten aclarar; iluminar, lucidar;<br />

(ease) aleviar; (lightning)<br />

fulminar<br />

lighter (boat) chalande, chalupe;<br />

(cigarette ~) accendette<br />

light-footed agil (-ita)<br />

lightheaded deliriosi<br />

lighthearted gay, joyosi, de levi anim<br />

lighthouse fare<br />

lighting ilumination; lucement<br />

lightly levimen, facilmen<br />

lightning fúlmine, fulguration. ~<br />

CONDUCTOR: para-fulmine.<br />

FORKED ~: zigzag de<br />

fulmine. ~ STROKE:<br />

fúlmincolpe<br />

lights (lungs) pulmones<br />

lightship fare-nave<br />

ligneous lignin<br />

lignite ~<br />

like a. simil, egal. ONE ~ THAT:<br />

un tal; adv. quam; v. amar,<br />

apreciar; (to wish) voler; n. lu<br />

simil, lu egal<br />

likely versimil (-itá), probabil;<br />

(believable) credibil<br />

liken comparar con<br />

likeness similitá; portrete, image<br />

likewise anc; (similarly) similmen<br />

liking gust, inclination, preferentie,<br />

predilection<br />

lilac n. lila<br />

lilt ritme, melodie, cadentie<br />

lily lilie. ~ OF THE VALLEY:<br />

convallaria<br />

limb membre; tranche ~ (astr.)<br />

limbe<br />

limbo borde del inferne<br />

lime (fruit) limon; (tree) tilie;<br />

(min.) calce; (birdlime) colle<br />

limejuice succ de citron<br />

limekiln calc-forn, calciera<br />

limelight Drummond-luce, luce<br />

oxihidrogeni; (fig.) public<br />

atention<br />

limestone calc-petre<br />

limewash v. calcinar<br />

limit límite (-ar, -ation)<br />

limited societé anonim, societé<br />

company actionari<br />

limp a. lax, flexibil, fatigat; v.<br />

claudicar<br />

limpid ~ (-itá), diafan<br />

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linden tilie<br />

line n. strec, linea (-ar, -al, -ari);<br />

(cord) corde; (row) file, range;<br />

(of poetry) verse; (rail) rel; v.<br />

(garments) foderar; (line up)<br />

alinear (se)<br />

lineage genealogie<br />

lineament trate, lineament<br />

linen toale; (clothes) linage. ~<br />

WAREHOUSE: linageria; a.<br />

linin<br />

liner nave de linea, transoceanico<br />

ling (fish) molve; (bot.) erica<br />

linger tardar, demorar, lentear;<br />

(remain) restar<br />

lingo jargon, linguach<br />

lingual ~<br />

linguist ~ (-ic, -ica)<br />

liniment ~, frotta-remedie<br />

lining fódere, substoff<br />

link (chain) catenun; caten-anelle;<br />

(fig.) bande; v. unir, ligar<br />

links (golf) golf-terren<br />

linnet linotte<br />

linoleum ~<br />

linseed lin-semes<br />

lint charpie<br />

lintel ~, transtrave (de porta)<br />

lion leon (-a, -in, -ello)<br />

lip labie (-al)<br />

liquefy liquificar, liquidisar; fonder<br />

liquid a. ~ (-ar, -ation); n. liquide,<br />

fluide<br />

liquor liquore, alcohol<br />

liquorice glicirize, liquorice<br />

lips v. chuchotar; mispronunciar 's'<br />

o 'z'<br />

lissom flexibil, gracil<br />

list liste, tabelle, catalog;<br />

inclination; v. (in)listar,<br />

registrar; inclinar se<br />

listen escutar<br />

listless inert, languid<br />

litany litaníe<br />

literal litteral<br />

literary litterari<br />

literature litteratura<br />

lithe flexibil<br />

lithography litografie (-ic)<br />

litigate processuar, litigiar<br />

litigation litigie (-osi)<br />

litigious litigiosi, processuaci<br />

litre ~<br />

litter n. jettallia; (of pigs) covatura,<br />

ventrade; (stretcher) portuore;<br />

v. metter in desordine<br />

little a. micri, litt (-itá, -esse); adv.<br />

poc, alquant. ~ BY ~: poc a<br />

poc<br />

littoral a. litoral; n. litorale<br />

liturgy liturgie (-ic)<br />

live a. vivi, vivent; ardent; v. viver;<br />

(dwell) logiar, habitar, resider<br />

livelihood subsistentie<br />

livelong (~ day) li tot die<br />

lively vivaci<br />

liver (anat.) hépate<br />

livery livré<br />

livestock pecude<br />

livid ~ (-itá)<br />

living subsistentie; (eccl.) beneficie,

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lizard<br />

prebende<br />

lacerte<br />

lo! vi!<br />

load carga; (abstract) charge.<br />

CARTLOAD: carrade; v.<br />

cargar<br />

loadstar stelle polari, stelle guidant<br />

loadstone magnete<br />

loaf n. pane, pane-bul; v. flanar<br />

loam grass terre, hum<br />

loan (borrowed) prunta; (lent)<br />

presta<br />

loath avers, desinclinat<br />

loathe abominar, detestar<br />

loathsome nauseativ, desgustant,<br />

abominabil<br />

lobby vestibul<br />

lobe lob (-ette)<br />

lobelia ~<br />

lobster homare<br />

local ~ (-isar, -itá)<br />

locate locar, localisar<br />

location situation; localisation<br />

loch lago; golfe<br />

lock n. serrure (-ero); (of hair)<br />

bucle; (canal) scluse; v. cluder<br />

per clave, clave-cluder; serrar<br />

locker n. scaf<br />

locket medallion<br />

lockgate scluse-porta<br />

lockjaw tétano<br />

lockout v. excluDer (-sion); n. "lookout",<br />

bloccal exclusion<br />

locomotion ~<br />

locomotive ~<br />

locum tenens vicario, substitute<br />

locust locuste<br />

lode (min.) vene<br />

lodge v. logiar, habitar; (~ persons)<br />

albergar; (a protest) deposir;<br />

(troops) inlogiar; n. logí;<br />

domette; (Masonic) loge<br />

lodger locatario, chambre-luator<br />

lodging logiment; (mil.) quartere<br />

loft subtegmente<br />

lofty elevat, alt; sublim<br />

log bloc, trunc; (~book) diarium;<br />

(naut.) logg (-lin)<br />

logarithm logaritme<br />

loggerheads, to * querellar<br />

be at<br />

logic n. logica (-al, -o)<br />

logical logic<br />

logwood campeche<br />

loin lumbe, hanche; (meat)<br />

lumbage<br />

loiter tardar, lentear, flanar<br />

loll extender se; flanar; (of tongue)<br />

pender exter<br />

lollipop suc-bonbone, sucrage<br />

lone solitari, isolat<br />

loneliness solitá<br />

lonely solitari, desert, morni, isolat<br />

long a. long (-atri) adv. long(men)<br />

NOT ~ AGO: ante ne long.<br />

ERE ~: bentost, pos ne long.<br />

IN THE ~ RUN: con li<br />

témpore; v. desirar fortmen,<br />

sospirar<br />

longevity long-viventie<br />

longing fort desire<br />

longitude longitúdine (-al)<br />

long-lived long-vivent<br />

long-sighted presbit, long-vident<br />

long-suffering long-anim, patient<br />

longways secun li longore<br />

longwinded tedant, tedosi<br />

look v. regardar, spectar. TO ~<br />

AFTER: cuidar. TO ~ FOR:<br />

serchar, expectar. TO ~<br />

FORWARD TO: anticipar con<br />

plesura. TO ~ INTO:<br />

investigar. TO ~ LIKE:<br />

similar, aspecter. TO ~ TO:<br />

fider a, contar sur. ~ OUT!-:<br />

gardal, atention! TO ~ UP TO<br />

looking-glass spegul<br />

look-out perspective; observator. ~<br />

TOWER: belvidere<br />

loom textuore; v. aparir lentmen in<br />

lontanie<br />

loop lace, node current; v. lacear.<br />

TO ~ THE ~: culbutar<br />

loophole apertura; (way out) via<br />

escapatori<br />

loose a. lax, deligat, infirm, labil;<br />

ínprecis; debochant; v. liberar,<br />

decatenar<br />

loosen deligar, laxar, detender<br />

loot v. pilliar (-age, -ator) marodar<br />

lop dehaccar. LOPPINGS:<br />

ramallia<br />

lop-eared con oreles pendent<br />

lopsided ínsimetric<br />

loquacious parlaci, babillaci, loquaci<br />

lord dómino; nobilo; Senior;<br />

mastro; (Title) Lord; v. (to ~<br />

it) tirannisar<br />

lordly nobil, magnanim<br />

lordship (your ~) vor Seniorie, vor<br />

Excellentie<br />

lore instruction, scientie<br />

lorgnette lorniette<br />

lorry carre, camion, furgon<br />

lose perdir; (of clock) tardar; (one's<br />

temper) incolerar se<br />

loss perde. TO BE AT A ~: ne saver<br />

lot fate, destine; (collection)<br />

portion, parte, quote; quantitá;<br />

(drawn) lot (-ar). A ~ OF: mult<br />

loth avers, desinclinat<br />

lotion ~<br />

lottery loteríe<br />

lotus ~<br />

loud sonori, bruiosi, vocosi, fort<br />

loud-speaker altparlator<br />

lough golfe; lago<br />

lounge v. flanar; reposar; n. salon;<br />

sofa<br />

louse pedicul (-at, -ut)<br />

lout grossiero, rustico, plumpon<br />

lovable amabil<br />

love n. amore, afection; (sport)<br />

null, zero; v. amar<br />

love, to fall in inamorar se<br />

love, to make cortesar<br />

lovely bell, graciosi, charmant<br />

lover amante; (of art, sport) amator<br />

loving amant, amorosi<br />

low a. bass; (deep) profund; (of<br />

mind) vili, bass; (in spirits)<br />

trist, morni; (weak) debil; (of<br />

dress) decolté; v. muir<br />

lower a. inferiori, plu bass; v.<br />

abassar; far descenDer;<br />

diminuer; humilar; (of<br />

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weather) menaciar<br />

lowland bass terren, planage<br />

lowly humil, bass<br />

loyal ~ (-itá, -ist), fidel<br />

lozenge (sweet) pastille; (geom.)<br />

rombe<br />

lubricate lubrificar (-ation)<br />

lubricious lubric<br />

lucerne (bot.) ~<br />

lucid ~ (-itá, -ar), clar, distint<br />

lucifer (match) inflammette<br />

luck fortun, felicie; hasarde,<br />

chance. GOOD ~!: bon<br />

chance!<br />

lucky felici, de bon chance<br />

lucre ~ (-ar, -ativ)<br />

lucubration dissertation, lucubration<br />

ludicrous ridicul, drolli, risibil, burlesc<br />

luff (naut.) luv (-ar)<br />

lug v. trenar<br />

luggage bagage<br />

lugger lugre<br />

lugubrious lugubri, morni, funebri<br />

lukewarm tepid; índiferent<br />

lull v. lullar, calmar; n. pause;<br />

(mar.) acalmie<br />

lullaby lullicant<br />

lumbago ~<br />

lumbar (med.) lumbari<br />

lumber antiquallia, carpentallia, ligne<br />

luminary astre<br />

luminous luminosi (-tá), lucent<br />

lump bul, masse, pezze; (of earth)<br />

glebe; (protuberance) bosse; v.<br />

amassar<br />

lumpish ponderosi, pesant, gross<br />

lumpy bulbosi<br />

lunacy dementie, alienitá, frenesie<br />

lunar lunari<br />

lunatic ~; n. alienato, lunatico<br />

lunch ~ (-ar)<br />

lung pulmon (-ari)<br />

lunge pussa, colpe<br />

lupin lupine<br />

lupus ~<br />

lurch v. chancelar; (naut.) girar. TO<br />

LEAVE IN THE ~: abandonar,<br />

monstrar se ínfidibil<br />

lure ~ (-ar)<br />

lurid a. livid; nigri-yelb; lugubri,<br />

sinistri<br />

lurk guatar<br />

luscious deliciosi, gustosissim<br />

lush sucosi, rich; verdi<br />

lust sensualitá, lascivitá, voluptá,<br />

apetite, cupiditá<br />

lustful lasciv<br />

lustre ~, brillie<br />

lustrous lustrosi, splendent<br />

lusty robust, vigorosi<br />

lute -; (chem.) mastic<br />

luxuriant luxuriosi, exuberant<br />

luxuriate luxuriar<br />

luxury luxu (-osi)<br />

lyceum licéo (-ano)<br />

lye lixive<br />

lying a. mentaci<br />

lymph limfa (-tic)<br />

ltnch v. linchar<br />

lynx n. linx<br />

lyre lire<br />

lyric a. liric; n. lirica

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macabre ~<br />

macadam macadam (-isar)<br />

macaroni ~<br />

macaroon macron<br />

mace mazza<br />

macerate macerar (-ation)<br />

machinations intrigas<br />

machine ~ (-al, -ero, -eríe, -ist)<br />

mackerel macrel<br />

mackintosh ínpermeabile, mantó de pluvie<br />

mad alienat, dement, frenetic;<br />

(animals) rabiosi, rabiat<br />

madam seniora<br />

madden far furiosi, infuriar<br />

madhouse dom por alienates, asil<br />

madonna ~<br />

madrepore ~, coralle<br />

madrigal ~<br />

maelstrom virl<br />

magazine (store) magasin: (periodical)<br />

gazette, revue; (powder)<br />

pulveriere<br />

magenta ~<br />

maggot larve, verme<br />

magi magos<br />

magic n. magie<br />

magical magic<br />

magic-lantern lanterne magic<br />

magician magico<br />

magisterial magistral<br />

magistracy magistratura<br />

magistrate magistrate, justiciario<br />

magnanimous magnanim (-itá)<br />

magnate ~<br />

magnesia magnesie<br />

magnesium ~<br />

magnet magnete (-ic, -isme, -isar)<br />

magnificent magnific (-entie), grandiosi,<br />

splendid<br />

magnify agrandar, amplifacar, elargar;<br />

laudar, exaltar.<br />

MAGNIFYING-GLASS: lupe<br />

magniloquent pomposi<br />

magnitude grandesse, grandore<br />

magnolia ~<br />

magpie piga<br />

mahogany mahagon<br />

maid puella, yuna; virgina; (servant)<br />

servitora<br />

maiden a. de puella; virginal; (speech)<br />

debutant<br />

maidenhead virginitá<br />

maidenly virginal, chast, pur<br />

mail n. (armour) curasse. TO PUT<br />

ON ~: blindar; (letters)<br />

postage. ~ BAG: lettre-sac; v.<br />

inviar per li post, inpostar<br />

maim mutilar, paralisar<br />

main a. chef, principal, cardinal; n.<br />

ocean, mare apert; (water ~)<br />

tub; (electr.) rete del lucement<br />

main, in the * in general, principalmen,<br />

precipue<br />

mainland continente, chef terra<br />

mainly precipue<br />

maintain mantener, subtener, conservar;<br />

afirmar<br />

maize máis<br />

majestic majestic<br />

majesty majestie; (title) majestá<br />

majolica ~<br />

major a. plu grand, majori, plenetosi;<br />

n. (rank) major<br />

majority majorité, pluparte; (age)<br />

majoritá<br />

majuscule majuscul<br />

make v. far, fabricar, formar, crear;<br />

(compel) obligar, fortiar;<br />

(earn) ganiar; n. (kind) fabrica;<br />

(of clothes) fasson<br />

make away * mortar; abolir<br />

with<br />

make believe, to* pretexter<br />

make past * ligar, amarrar<br />

make good * successar; reparar,<br />

compensar<br />

make off * forcurrer, escapar<br />

make out * deciffrar; discerner;<br />

comprender; compilar; (claim)<br />

pretender<br />

make up * composir; compleer; (the<br />

face) grimar se. ~ FOR:<br />

compensar<br />

make merry * amusar se, delectar se,<br />

divertisser se<br />

makeshift n. medie provisori,<br />

compromisse; a. provisori,<br />

surogat<br />

maladroit ínhabil<br />

malady maladie, morbe<br />

malapropos ínconvenent<br />

malaria ~<br />

malcontent ~<br />

male mascul (-in), mann<br />

malediction maledition<br />

malefactor malefator, malard<br />

malevolent ~ (-ie)<br />

malformation ~, deformitá<br />

malice malicie (-osi), malevolentie<br />

malign a. malin, nociv; v. calumniar,<br />

defamar<br />

malignant malefic<br />

malinger simular maladie<br />

malingerer simulante<br />

malleable malleabil (-itá)<br />

mallet martelle lignin<br />

mallow malve<br />

malpractice conduida illicit, action ínlicet<br />

malt ~. MALT-KILN: malt-forn<br />

maltreat maltractar (-ation)<br />

malversation corruption, defraudation<br />

mamma mamá<br />

mammal n. mammifere, mammale<br />

mammalian n. mammifere, mammale<br />

mammary mammari<br />

mammon ~<br />

mammoth mámmut<br />

man hom; (male) mann; (at<br />

draughts) pion; v. equipar,<br />

mannar<br />

man-of-war nave de guerre<br />

manacle manu-catene, manacle<br />

manage v. administrar, gerer, directer,<br />

guvernar; successar, far; (a<br />

household) menagear<br />

management administration, gerentie<br />

mandarin mandarino; (fruit) mandarine<br />

mandate ~ (-ario), comission<br />

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mandible machuore<br />

mandoline ~ (-ist)<br />

mandrake mandragore<br />

mandrill ~<br />

mane crine. MANES: (myth.) ~<br />

manege ~<br />

manful viril, mannic; valorosi<br />

manganese mangane (-ic)<br />

mange scabie (-osi)<br />

mangel-wurzel bet-rap<br />

manger manjuore, crippe<br />

mangle v. mutilar, lacerar; n. mangle (ar)<br />

mango mangue<br />

manhole fore de intrada<br />

manhood virilitá, natura homan<br />

mania manie, passion, furie<br />

maniac ~ (-al)<br />

manicure manicura (-ist)<br />

manifest a. evident; n. manifeste (-ar)<br />

manifold varie, diversi, numerosi,<br />

multiplic<br />

manipulate manipular (-ation)<br />

mankind homanité, génere homan<br />

manly mannesc, viril (-itá)<br />

manna ~<br />

mannequin ~<br />

manner maniere. IN LIKE ~: sammen.<br />

MANNERS: mores; manieres<br />

mannerism afectation, manierisme<br />

mannerly polit, cortesi, bon educat<br />

mannish mannatri<br />

manoeuvre n. manovre (-ar, -ada)<br />

manor (estate) domene senioral<br />

mansion grand dom, palace<br />

manslaughter homicidie<br />

mantelpiece corniche del camine<br />

mantelshelf plate de camine<br />

mantilla mantille<br />

mantle n. mantel, mantó; v. invelopar,<br />

covrir<br />

manual a. ~; n. manuale<br />

manufactory fabrica<br />

manufacture n. fabrication; (thing made)<br />

fabricate; v. fabricar<br />

manure sterco; v. stercar<br />

manuscript n. manuscrite. ~ BOOK:<br />

caderne<br />

many mult. MANY A ...: mani;<br />

(prefix) multi-, pluri-, poli-<br />

map carte geografic, land-carte<br />

maple ácere<br />

mar defecter, nocer; trublar<br />

maraud v. niarodar (-ero)<br />

marble n. marmor (-ar, -in, -osi, -ifer);<br />

(toy) bulette, globul<br />

march n. marcha (-ar); (month) marte<br />

marches (borders) bornes, límites<br />

marchioness marquesa<br />

mare cavalla. MARE'S NEST:<br />

fiasco<br />

margarine ~<br />

margin márgine (-al, -ar)<br />

margrave margravio (-a)<br />

marguerite margarita<br />

marigold calendul<br />

marine a. marin; n. marine; soldate<br />

marin; (fleet) flotte<br />

mariner marinero, navigator<br />

marionette ~<br />

marital ~

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maritime maritim, marin<br />

marjoram (bot.) origan<br />

mark n. marca, signe, indicie; (aim)<br />

scope; (target) cible; (coin)<br />

mark; (exam.) punctu; (trace)<br />

vestigie, tracie; v. marcar,<br />

notar<br />

marked marcat; distint, sentibil<br />

marker (book -) marca-págine<br />

market mercate; bazar. ~ PLACE:<br />

piazza del mercate; v. vendir (ition)<br />

marketable vendibil<br />

market-town borgo<br />

marksman tirator<br />

marl marne<br />

marmalade marmalade<br />

marmot marmotte<br />

maroon a. maroncolori; v. abandonar<br />

marquee grand tenda<br />

marquis marquese, marqueso (-atu)<br />

marriage maritage, matrimonie (-al),<br />

nuptie. ~ PORTION: dot<br />

marriageable maritabil<br />

marrow (of bones) medulle;<br />

(vegetable) cucurbite<br />

marry maritar (se)<br />

marsh palude (-osi), morasse<br />

marsh-mallow altéa<br />

marshal marchale; v. ordinar, arangear<br />

marsupial marsupiale<br />

mart mercate<br />

marten martre<br />

martial ~, guerresc<br />

martinet disciplinario<br />

martyr martiro (-ie, -isar)<br />

marvel ~ (-osi), miracul; v. astonar se<br />

marzipan marcipane<br />

mascot talisman<br />

masculine a. masculin; n. masculine<br />

mash v. pistar, mixter; n. mixtiforrage<br />

mask masca (-ar); v. camuflar<br />

mason murero, murator; (Freemason)<br />

francmasson (-eríe)<br />

masonry mureríe; massoneríe; (fallen)<br />

murallia<br />

masquerade mascarade<br />

mass n. masse; (eccl.) messe; v.<br />

amassar<br />

massacre ~ (-ar) MASSAGE: v. massar<br />

(-age, -ero)<br />

masses (people) plebeyos<br />

massive massiv (-itá)<br />

mast ~. FOREMAST: focmast.<br />

MAINMAST: grand mast.<br />

MIZZENMAST: bisan-mast.<br />

MASTHEAD: maste-cap<br />

master mastre, mastro, chef, director,<br />

principale; experte; instructor;<br />

v. mastrisar; domitar; dominar;<br />

victer, superar<br />

master (academical degree) magistro<br />

masterful despotic, imperiosi, dominatri<br />

masterly expert, superiori<br />

masterpiece mastre-ovre<br />

mastership (of a school) mastratu<br />

mastery mastrie, domination<br />

mastic ~<br />

masticate masticar (-ation), machar<br />

mastiff mastino<br />

mastodon mastodonte<br />

mat n. matte, tapissette; v.<br />

interplecter<br />

match (lucifer) inflammette; (equal)<br />

egale; (contest) concurse,<br />

match; (marriage) alliantie; v.<br />

(to be or to make similar)<br />

egalar (se), acordar,<br />

harmonisar; esser pari<br />

matchless íncomparabil, unic, ínegalabil<br />

mate n. camarado, companion;<br />

(chess) chac-matt; (naut.)<br />

submastro, sub oficero; v.<br />

acuplar, assortir<br />

material n. materiale (-isme, -ist, -istic),<br />

stoff; a. material, essential,<br />

important<br />

maternal ~, matrin (-itá)<br />

mathematical matematic (-al)<br />

mathematician matematico<br />

mathematics matematica<br />

matins matutines<br />

matricide matricide (-ie)<br />

matriculate v. inmatricular<br />

matrimony matrimonie (-al)<br />

matrix matricie<br />

matron matrona<br />

matt pallid; matt<br />

matter materie, substantie; afere;<br />

(pus) supur (-ar), pus. IT IS A<br />

~: it acte se pri. WHAT IS<br />

THE ~?: pri quo it acte se? A ~<br />

OF COURSE: un afere<br />

natural. THAT DOESN'T ~: to<br />

ne fa nequo<br />

matter-of-fact a. prosaic, practic<br />

matting stoff por mattes; mattes<br />

mattock pioche<br />

mattress matrasse<br />

mature matur (-ar, itá); (of bills)<br />

payand<br />

matutinal matinal<br />

maudlin tro sentimental; demí-ebriat,<br />

sentimentalach<br />

maul v. lacerar, defecter; (of<br />

animals) patter<br />

mausoleum mausoléo<br />

mauve malvi, malv-colori<br />

maw panse, ventre; (birds) cropp<br />

mawkish fad, ínsipid; nauseativ<br />

maxillary maxillari<br />

maxim maxime; principie<br />

maximum ~; a. max, maxim<br />

may n. (month) may; (hawthorn)<br />

may-flor, blancospine; v.<br />

(aux.) posser, esser líber, haver<br />

li jure; (possibly) fórsan (with<br />

verb). I ~ DO IT: yo fórsan va<br />

far to<br />

maybug melodonte<br />

mayonnaise mayonese<br />

mayor borgomastro (-atu), podest<br />

mayoress (lady mayor) borgomastra<br />

maze labirinte (-in), confusion,<br />

perplexitá<br />

mazurka ~<br />

mead hidromel, miel-bir<br />

meadow prate, herbiera<br />

meadow saffroncolchica<br />

meadowsweet spiréa<br />

meagre magri, povri<br />

meal repaste, manja; (flour) farine<br />

mealy-mouthed plausibil, mielatri<br />

mean a. mesquin, avari, mediocri;<br />

(average) medial; n. medie,<br />

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valore medial; v. significar,<br />

voler dir, intenter. BY THAT<br />

HE MEANS: il vole dir per to<br />

que...<br />

meander serpentear<br />

means n. medie, remedie; (money)<br />

pecunie. BY NO ~:<br />

nequalmen. BY ALL ~: advere<br />

meantime, in * ínterim<br />

the<br />

meanwhile ínterim<br />

measles morbille<br />

measure n. mesura (-ar, -abil, -ation),<br />

dimension, gradu. scala;<br />

(instrument) mesurette; (mus.)<br />

ritme, mesura<br />

measurement dimension<br />

meat carne (-ivori); (food)<br />

nutriment. MINCED ~: haccat<br />

carne. POTTED ~: carne<br />

conservat. ROAST ~: rostate<br />

mechanic mecanico, machinero<br />

mechanics mecanica<br />

mechanism mecanisme<br />

medal medallie (-ion)<br />

meddle v. interferer (-entie), ingerer,<br />

inmixter se<br />

meddlesome interferent, interferaci<br />

mediaeval medieval, del mediepoca<br />

MEDIAN: ~<br />

mediate mediar (-ation, -ator),<br />

intervenir; a. medial<br />

medical ~; (of medicine) medicinal<br />

medicate medicar, medicinar<br />

medicine medicament; (science)<br />

medicina<br />

mediocre mediocri (-itá)<br />

meditate meditar (-ation, -ativ),<br />

ponderar<br />

medium (means) medie, experiente;<br />

(scientific) medio; (spir.)<br />

medium; a. medial<br />

medlar mespil<br />

medley mixtura, conglomerate,<br />

potpourri<br />

medulla medulle<br />

meed recompense<br />

meek humil, mild; modest<br />

meerschaum mar-scum<br />

meet a. apt, convenent; n. (of hunt)<br />

rendevú; v. incontrar (se),<br />

assemblar, convenir; (of roads)<br />

junter; (fulfil) satisfar; payar;<br />

(to ~ with) experir, incontrar<br />

meeting incontra; reunion,<br />

interassemblé, convenida;<br />

view, juntion<br />

megaphone megafon, porta-voce<br />

melancholy n. melancolie (-ic)<br />

melee melé<br />

mellifluous mielatri, dulcissim<br />

mellow a. matur; moll, dulci<br />

melodrama ~ (-tic)<br />

melody melodie (-osi)<br />

melon melone<br />

melt fonder, fuser; liquificar se,<br />

fluidijar<br />

melting-pot fusuore<br />

member membre (-itá, -ité), socio;<br />

deputate<br />

membrane ~, pellicul<br />

memento memorette<br />

memoirs memories, reminiscenties

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memorable memorabil<br />

memorandum ~<br />

memorial a. comemorativ; n. memoriale,<br />

monument; petition<br />

memory memorie (-isar)<br />

menace menacie (-ar)<br />

menage menage (-ero, -era)<br />

menagerie bestiarium; menagerie<br />

mend reparar, repezzar; (improve)<br />

amelio rar (sé); (patch) lappar<br />

mendacious mentaci (-itá), mentosi<br />

mendicant a. ~ (-ie); n. mendico,<br />

mendicard<br />

menial a. servil, domestic, mesquin<br />

meningitis meningite<br />

menstruate menstruar (-ation)<br />

mensuration mesuration<br />

mental ~ (-itá)<br />

mention ~ (-ar)<br />

mentor ~<br />

menu menú<br />

mephitic mefitic<br />

mercantile mercantil, comercial<br />

mercenary a. mercenari; n. mercenario<br />

merchandise merces<br />

merchant mercante, mercator,<br />

negociante<br />

merchantman nave mercatori, mercator<br />

merciful clement, misericordiosi<br />

merciless cruel, inexorabil, dur<br />

mercury mercurie (-al)<br />

mercy clementie, misericordie,<br />

compassion<br />

mere a. sol, pur, simplic; nequó altri<br />

quam; n. lago<br />

meretricious curtisanesc; misductent<br />

merge inmerser se, coalescer, perdir<br />

se, fuser se<br />

meridian ~ (-al)<br />

meringue ~<br />

merino ~<br />

merit merite (-er, -osi, -ori)<br />

mermaid nixa, sirena. MERMAN: nix<br />

merry gay (-itá, -esse), joyosi.<br />

merrymaking festada<br />

merry-go-roundcarruselle<br />

mesalliance misalliantie<br />

mesh lace, rete; v. (mech.) ingagear<br />

mesmerise mesmerisar<br />

mess n. confusion; sordidage; (mil.)<br />

mess. MESS-MATE:<br />

camarado de mess; v. (bungle)<br />

bosillar: (to soil) sordidar<br />

message missage (-ero), comunication<br />

messenger missagero, curriero<br />

messiah messía<br />

mestizo mestisse<br />

metal metalle (-io, -in, -isar, -iferi)<br />

metallurgist metallurgo (-ie, -ic)<br />

metamorphosis metamorfose, transformation<br />

metaphor metáfor (-ic)<br />

metaphysics metafisica (-al)<br />

mete out aportionar; rendir<br />

meteor ~ (-ic, -ologie)<br />

meteorite aerolite<br />

meter metre; (instrument) mesurette<br />

methinks me sembla que<br />

method metode (-ic, -ist, -isme)<br />

methylated<br />

spirit<br />

sprite metilat<br />

metre (unit of length) metre; (mus.,<br />

poetry) metrica<br />

metronome metronom<br />

metropolis capitale, metropole<br />

mettle spíritu<br />

mettlesome vervosi<br />

mew v. faucar, miaular; n. (seamew)<br />

movette<br />

mews stalles<br />

miasma ~ (-tic)<br />

mica ~<br />

micro- (prefix) micro-cosme, -metre,<br />

-fon, -scop (-ic)<br />

microbe microbio (-bic, -icide)<br />

micturition urination<br />

midday midíe, medidíe<br />

midden escombre-cumul, sterc-cunml<br />

middle medie, centre; a. medial.<br />

MIDDLE AGES: medievie (al)<br />

middling mediocri, passabil<br />

midget pigméo<br />

midland inlandan, mediterran<br />

midnight minocte<br />

midrib medi-coste<br />

midriff diafragma<br />

midshipman (oficero-) aspirante (de<br />

marine)<br />

midst (middle) medie<br />

midway ye demi-via<br />

midwife acuchera (-ie)<br />

mien mime, aspecte<br />

might n. fortie, potentie; v. I ~ HAVE<br />

DONE SO: yo vell har posset<br />

far to, yo fórsan vell har fat it<br />

mighty potent, fort<br />

mignonette reseda<br />

migraine migren<br />

migrate migrar (-ante, -ation, -ator),<br />

emigrar<br />

milch-cow vacca lactant<br />

mild ~, clement<br />

mildew mofa (-ar, -osi), ferrugine<br />

vegetal<br />

mile milie (-ari, -age)<br />

military a. militari; n. militare (-isme)<br />

militate combatter, oposir<br />

militia milicie (-an)<br />

milk n. lacte (-era, -in, -ifer, -age,<br />

-osi, -ar); v. melcar (-atpr,<br />

-atora)<br />

milk-food lactage<br />

milkjug lacte-pott, cruche<br />

milksop horn afeminat, dorloton<br />

milky way via galactic, galaxe<br />

mill n. (corn) moline (-ar, -ero);<br />

(spinning) filería, texteria,<br />

usina; v. molinar; (coins)<br />

stampar<br />

mill dam diga molinari<br />

millenium millennie (-ari)<br />

millet millete<br />

milliard milliarde<br />

milli- (prefix) milli-gramme, -litre, -<br />

metre, -pede<br />

milliner chapelera (-ie), modista<br />

million ~ (-ario)<br />

millstone mol, petre molinari<br />

milt milz; (fish) sperma<br />

mime ~ (-ar); (person) mimo<br />

mimic v. imitar, mimar; n. mimico<br />

mimicry mimica<br />

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mimosa mimose<br />

minaret ~<br />

mince v. (chop) haccar; (mannerism)<br />

afec tar; vader o parlar con<br />

afectation, ear prudmen. TO ~<br />

MATTERS: minimisar lu des<br />

agreabil<br />

mincemeat farce (consistent de fructes<br />

haccat)<br />

mincer (implement) haccuore<br />

mind n. (intellect) mente, intelectu;<br />

(soul) spíritu, psiche; v. (care<br />

for) cuidar, atenter pri, gardar.<br />

would you esque vu permisse?<br />

mind?|mind<br />

never mind| neproquó, it es me egal.<br />

mind<br />

to call to mind| rememorar.<br />

mind<br />

to make up<br />

one's mind|<br />

mind<br />

to have a mind<br />

to|mind<br />

prender un decision, decider<br />

se, resoluer.<br />

inclinar, it vell pleser...si<br />

mindful atentiv, cuidosi<br />

mine pron. li mi; n. mine; (coal)<br />

miniera, carboniera.<br />

~SWEEPER: dragga-mines; v.<br />

minar<br />

miner minero<br />

mineral a. ~; n. minerale (-ogie)<br />

mingle mixter se<br />

miniature miniatura<br />

minim (mus.) demi-note<br />

minimize minimisar<br />

minimum ~, lu minim; a. minimal<br />

minion ~ (-a), favorito<br />

minister ministre; ambassador; (eccl.)<br />

pastor; v. servir; contribuer<br />

ministration servicie<br />

ministry ministerie (-al); (eccl.) clero,<br />

pastoratu, sacerdotie<br />

minor a. minori (-itá, -ité), inferiori;<br />

n. minorenn<br />

minster catedrale<br />

minstrel menestrel (-ie)<br />

mint (bot.) minte; (coin-factory)<br />

monetaría- v. monetar, stampar<br />

minuet menuette<br />

minus minus<br />

minute 1.|<br />

minute<br />

a. minuciosi; detalliat<br />

minute 2.| n. minute; (note) note, (pl.)<br />

minute protocol<br />

minutiae minucies<br />

minx n. un puella impertinent,<br />

impertinenta<br />

miracle miracul (-osi)<br />

mirage ~, fata-morgana<br />

mire mudde (-osi), fango<br />

mirror spegul; v. reflecter, spegular<br />

mirthful gay (-itá, -esse)<br />

mis- (prefix) mis-aplicar, -dir,<br />

-calcular, -prender, -usar,<br />

-ducter<br />

misadventure misfortun; accidente<br />

misanthrope misantrop (-ie, -ic)<br />

misapprehend miscomprender<br />

misappropriate misapropriar<br />

misbegotten abortet, ínlegitim<br />

misbehave mal conduir se, misconduir se

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miscarry misacuchar, aborter; (fail)<br />

fallir<br />

miscellaneous diversi, varie<br />

mischief damage, nocentie, male,<br />

malicie (-osi)<br />

misconceive miscomprender, misprender<br />

misconduct mal conduida; adulteríe;<br />

maladministration; v. conduir<br />

se mal; adulterar<br />

misconstrue misinterpretar (-ation)<br />

miscreant fripon, rascale<br />

misdeal misdar<br />

misdeed delicte, culpa<br />

misdemeanour malconduida<br />

miser avaro(n)<br />

miserable miserabil<br />

miserly avari<br />

misery misere<br />

misfit n. (person) maladjustate<br />

misfortune ínfelicitá, misfortun,<br />

mischance<br />

misgiving presentiment; dúbita<br />

mishap accidente<br />

mislay mismetter<br />

mislead misducter; seducter<br />

mismanage maladministrar, bosillar<br />

misnomer fals nómine<br />

misogynist misogino (-ie)<br />

misplace mismetter, mislocar<br />

misprint misprinta, print-erra<br />

mispronounce mispronunciar<br />

misquote miscitar<br />

misrepresent mispresentar (-ation)<br />

misrule n. mal guvernation<br />

miss v. (feel a want of) sentir li<br />

manca de, indiger; (let go by)<br />

preterlassar; (a train) ne<br />

atinger; (target) mancar;<br />

(discover a loss) remarcar un<br />

manca, omisser; n. manca,<br />

missuccesse; (title) senioretta<br />

missal messale<br />

misshapen mal format, misformat<br />

missile projectile<br />

missing mancant<br />

mission ~ (-ari, -ario)<br />

missive lettre, missage<br />

misspell mislitterar, misespelar<br />

misstate mispresentar, misdir,<br />

malrepresentar<br />

mist nebul (-osi)<br />

mistake v. miscomprender; (a person)<br />

misconosser; (a thing)<br />

misprender. TO BE<br />

MISTAKEN: errar; n. erra,<br />

errore<br />

mister, mr. senior<br />

mistletoe visco<br />

mistranslate mistraducter<br />

mistress (of establishment) mastressa,<br />

dómina; (ruler) reyenta;<br />

(school-) chef-instruetora,<br />

principala; (sweetheart) amata;<br />

(kept) metressa<br />

mistrust misfider, desfider<br />

misunderstand miscomprender<br />

misuse v. misusar, abusar; n. misusa,<br />

abusa<br />

mite (coin) óbol; (insect) ácare;<br />

(particle) particul<br />

mitigate mitigar (-ation), moderar<br />

mitre (eccl.) mitre (-al, -iform)<br />

mitten demi-gante<br />

mix mixter (-ura, -ion); diluer<br />

mizzen (naut.) besan (-mast)<br />

mnemonic a. mnemonic, memorativ<br />

mnemonics mnemonica<br />

moan gemir (-ida); (~ about) plendir;<br />

lamentar<br />

moat circumfosse<br />

mob n. turbe; populache; canallia;<br />

v. turbular; mal tractar<br />

MOBILE: mobil (-itá, -isar)<br />

mock v. mocar (-ada, -age), deriDer<br />

modal ~<br />

mode (fashion) moda, fasson;<br />

(manner) maniere, mode;<br />

(mus.) modo<br />

model n. modelle, form, exemple; v.<br />

formar, modellar, fassonar<br />

moderate a. moderat, mediocri, sobri;<br />

(price) modic; v. moderar (ation)<br />

modern a. ~ (-itá, -isme, -isar), hodial<br />

modest ~ (-ie), pudic<br />

modicum litt quantité, un poc<br />

modify modificar (-ation)<br />

modish secun li moda<br />

modiste modista<br />

modulate modular (-ation, -ator),<br />

adaptar, regular<br />

mohair moher<br />

moiety demí<br />

moire moaré<br />

moist humid (-ar, -itá)<br />

molar (tooth) molare<br />

molasses melasse<br />

mole (zool.) talpe (-ero);<br />

(breakwater) molo; (on skin)<br />

marca, tuberette<br />

molehill talp-tumul<br />

molecule molecul (-ari)<br />

moleskine (twilled cloth) ~<br />

molest genar, molestar (-ation)<br />

mollify lenir, calmar, amollar,<br />

mollificar<br />

mollusc mollusco<br />

molten fondet; fluid<br />

molybdenum ~<br />

moment ~ (-an, -ari); importantie<br />

momentous important, gravissim<br />

momentum momente<br />

monad monade<br />

monarch ~ (-ic, -ie, -ist, -isme)<br />

monastery monastere, monaciera<br />

monastic monacal<br />

monday lunedí<br />

monetary monetari, pecuniari<br />

money moné, pecunie. READY ~:<br />

moné contant. MONEY-<br />

CHANGER: moné-cambiator.<br />

~LENDER: prestator. ~<br />

ORDER: mandate postal<br />

mongoose manguste<br />

mongrel a. hibrid(ach), de rasse mixtet<br />

monitor sub-instructor; (naut.) monitor<br />

monitory monitiv, monitori<br />

monk monaco (-al, -allia, -atu)<br />

monkey simie (-atri, -esc), macaco<br />

monkshood aconite<br />

mono- (prefix) mono-crom, -garnie, -<br />

grafie, —gramme, -lite, -log, -<br />

manie etc.<br />

monocle monocul<br />

monopolize monopolisar; acaparar<br />

monopoly monopol (-ist, -isar)<br />

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monosyllable monosíllabe (-ic)<br />

monotone n. ~<br />

monotonous monoton (-ie)<br />

monsignor monsenior<br />

monsoon monsun<br />

monster monstru (-osi, -ositá), gigante<br />

month mensu (-al)<br />

monthly n. gazette mensual, mensuale<br />

monument ~ (-al)<br />

moo muir (-ida)<br />

mood humor, disposition; (gramm.)<br />

mode; (mus.) modo<br />

moody melancolic, trist, morni<br />

moon lune (-ari)<br />

moonbeam radie del lune<br />

moonlight luce lunari<br />

moor torfiera; v. amarrar (-age)<br />

moot a. discussibil; v. proposir<br />

mop n. balay (moll) a lavar, moppe<br />

(-ar)<br />

mope v. esser morosi, esser trist;<br />

enoyar se<br />

moraine moren<br />

moral a. ~ (-itá, -ist, -isar), etic<br />

morale ~<br />

morals mores, customes; etica<br />

morass palude, morasse<br />

morbid ~, maladiv<br />

mordant mordent, mordaci, acri, caustic<br />

more plu, plu mult. THE ~ HE<br />

HAS, THE ~ HE WANTS: plu<br />

il have, plu il desira<br />

moreover adplu, adultra<br />

morganatic ~<br />

morgue cadavriere<br />

moribund morient<br />

mormon ~ (-ic, -isme)<br />

morn(ing) matine (-al)<br />

morocco (leather) safian<br />

morose morosi<br />

morphia, morfine (-ist)<br />

morphine<br />

morrow deman; die sequent<br />

morse morsa, code telegrafic<br />

morsel pezzette<br />

mortal a. ~ (-itá), homan, fatal<br />

mortar (cement) mortre, cement;<br />

(vessel) pistuore; (artill.)<br />

mortiere<br />

mortgage hipoteca (-ar, -ario)<br />

mortgager debitor hipotecari<br />

mortify v. mortificar (-ation);<br />

chagrinar; (med.) ingangrenar<br />

mortise mortese<br />

mortuary depó de mortos, cadavriere<br />

mosaic mosaica<br />

mosque moské<br />

mosquito mosquite. MOSQUITO NET:<br />

para-mosquite<br />

moss mosse (-i, -atri, -osi, -ut)<br />

most max; lu max; max mult<br />

mostly precipue; generalmen, max<br />

sovente<br />

mote (of dust) polvun, pallie<br />

moth tinea. MOTHEATEN: rodet de<br />

tineas<br />

mother matre. GRANDMOTHER:<br />

ava. MOTHER-IN-LAW: belmatre<br />

motherhood matrinitá<br />

motherly maternal, matrin<br />

mother-of-pearl perlematre, nacre (-in)<br />

motherwit sagiesse natural

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motion ~; movida; proposition. TO<br />

SET IN ~: far functionar,<br />

lansar; activar.<br />

MOTIONLESS: ínmobil,<br />

inmo(v)ent<br />

motive a. motiv; motori; n. motive,<br />

rason<br />

motivate motivar<br />

motley a. heterogen, diversachi,<br />

pluricolori; color-maculat<br />

motor ~. MOTORCAR: automobile<br />

(-isme)<br />

motor-cycle motorcicle<br />

mottled de varie colores, color-maculat<br />

motto ~, devise<br />

mould (soil) humo; (fungus) mofa,<br />

mofatura; (for casting) forme,<br />

modelle, matricie; v. formar,<br />

modellar, fassonar<br />

moulder putrir; n. (person) formator,<br />

modellator<br />

moulding (Arch.) corniche<br />

mouldy mofosi (-tá). TO BECOME ~:<br />

mofar se<br />

moult v. mutar plumes, mutar li pelle<br />

mound tumul; colinette; vall<br />

mount n. monte; (in frame) montura;<br />

v. ascender, montar; (to<br />

assemble) monter. TO ~ UP:<br />

acumular se; (clamber)<br />

climbar<br />

mountain monte. ~ RANGE: montania<br />

mountain-ash sorbe<br />

mountaineer alpinist<br />

mountebank charlatan, saltimbanco<br />

mourn v. luctuar, esser in luctu,<br />

lamentar<br />

mournful luctuosi. funebri, lugubri<br />

mourning (clothes) vestiment funebri<br />

mouse cms (-iere, -trappe)<br />

moustache mustache (-ut)<br />

mouth bocca (-ade); (of river)<br />

inboccatura, estuarie; (of<br />

animal) fauc<br />

mouth-organ bocc-harmonica<br />

mouthpiece bee; (spokesman) portavoce,<br />

parlator<br />

move v. moer, mover (se); (of the<br />

feelings) emoer, atendrir;<br />

(change residence) translocar;<br />

(propose) proposir; n. move<br />

movement ~<br />

mow falcear; (with lawn mower)<br />

machin-tonder<br />

much mult; n. multcós. AS ~ AS:<br />

tant quant. HOW ~?: quant?<br />

mucilage mucilágine, colle, glutine<br />

muck inpuritá, fec; (manure) sterco<br />

mucus muc (-osi, -ositá)<br />

mud mudde (-osi), fango, slamm<br />

muddle v. confuser, desordinar, n.<br />

desórdine, confusion<br />

mudguard para-mudde, para-fango<br />

muff ~<br />

muffle (wrap up) invelopar; (of<br />

sound) obtuser (-ion)<br />

muffled obtus<br />

muffler col-charpe<br />

mufti vestiment civil; (title) ~<br />

mug cruche, cop(ette); (tankard)<br />

chop; (fig.) stulton<br />

muggy humid, opressiv<br />

mugwort artemisia<br />

mulatto mulatte<br />

mulberry morbere (-iero)<br />

mulct imposir un pecuniari punition;<br />

n. multa<br />

mule mul (-atri, -ero)<br />

mull v. atepidar e spicear vine<br />

mullion fenestre-barre<br />

multifarious varie, divers<br />

multiple a. multiplic; n. multiplica<br />

multiply multiplicar (-ation, -and,<br />

-ator); (increase) multiplicar<br />

(se), augmentar (se)<br />

multitude multitá; (crowd) turbe,<br />

populache<br />

mum a. silent. TO KEEP ~: tacer<br />

mumble v. murmurar<br />

mummery mascarade<br />

mummy mumie (-ificar)<br />

mumps parotite, orelion<br />

munch machar<br />

mundane mundan<br />

municipal ~<br />

municipality municipie<br />

munificent ~ (-ie), generosi<br />

munition ~<br />

mural ~; n. murale<br />

murder v. mortar (-ation. -ator, -ard),<br />

assassinar; (a language)<br />

balbutiar, parlachar<br />

murderous mortatori<br />

murky tenebrosi, obscur<br />

murmur n. murmura (-ar, -ada)<br />

murrain epizootie<br />

muscatel (grape) muscate; (vine) vin<br />

muscatin<br />

muscle muscul (-ari, -osi)<br />

muse n. musal; n. revar, meditar,<br />

ruminar<br />

museum muséo<br />

mushroom fungo, champinion<br />

music musica (-al, -ar), harmonie.<br />

MUSIC-HALL: teatre de<br />

varietá. MUSIC STOOL:<br />

taburette<br />

musician musico, musicante<br />

musk musco<br />

musket musquete (-ero), fusil<br />

muslin musseline<br />

mussel musle, mitil<br />

must v. deve (followed by<br />

infinitive). HE ~ GO: il deve<br />

ear<br />

must n. most<br />

mustard mostarde; (plant) sinap.<br />

~PLASTER: sinapisme<br />

muster v. assemblar; n. assemblé,<br />

reunion<br />

musty mofat, fungatri; desfrisc<br />

mutable mutabil (-itá)<br />

mutate mutar (-ation)<br />

mute mut (-o); (for instrument)<br />

surdine<br />

mutilate mutilar (-ation)<br />

mutiny v. insurecter (-ion), rebeller,<br />

revoltar; n. revolte<br />

mutter v. murmurar, grunir<br />

mutton carne agnin, agnine<br />

mutual ~ (-itá, -isme), reciproc,<br />

comun<br />

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muzzle (snout) musel; (for dog)<br />

museliere; (of gun) bocca<br />

my mi<br />

myopia miopie, curt vision<br />

myosotis miosótis<br />

myriad miriade; deci mill<br />

myrrh mirra<br />

myrtle mirte<br />

mystery misterie (-osi)<br />

mystic a. mistic (-o, -isme)<br />

mystify mistificar (-ation)<br />

myth mite (-ologie, -ologic), saga,<br />

legende<br />

mythical mitic, fabulosi<br />

N<br />

M<br />

nabob ~, richard<br />

nacre ~ (-in)<br />

nadir ~<br />

nag n. cavall(ach); v. criticachar,<br />

insultar<br />

naiad nayade<br />

nail clove; (of finger, toe) ungul; v.<br />

clovar. TO ~ UP: adclovar<br />

naive naiv (-itá), ingenui<br />

naked nud (-itá); simplic<br />

namby-pamby afectat<br />

name , n. nómine (-ar).<br />

CHRISTIAN~: prenómine;<br />

(renown) renomé; (fig.) fama,<br />

reputation<br />

nameless sin nómine, ínnominat,<br />

anonim<br />

namely a saver<br />

namesake homonime<br />

nap dormette, curt dorme; (cloth)<br />

lanuge<br />

nape nuc<br />

naphtha nafta<br />

naphthalene naftaline<br />

napkin serviette; toale de manu<br />

narcissus narcisse<br />

narcosis narcose<br />

narcotic narcotic; n. narcotico<br />

nard narde<br />

narrate narrar (-ation, -ator), racontar<br />

narrative raconta<br />

narrow a. strett; limitat, angust; v.<br />

astrettar (se), restricter se, n.<br />

NARROWS: strett passage<br />

narrow-minded de strett mentalitá<br />

narwhal narvale<br />

nasal ~<br />

nascent ~<br />

nasturtium capucine<br />

nasty desgustant, ínpur, nauseativ;<br />

obscen; (wound) mal<br />

natal ~<br />

natation ~, svimmada<br />

nation ~(-al, -alist, -alisme, -alisar,<br />

-alitá)<br />

native a. natal, indigen, autocton; n.<br />

habitante; (aborigine) iridigen<br />

nativity nativitá<br />

natural a. ~; n (mus.) biquadre,<br />

naturale<br />

nature natura (-al, -alist, -alisar)<br />

naught nequó, necós, nullcós<br />

naughty malin, desobedient, perversi

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nausea ~ (-ativ, -osi)<br />

nautical nautic, marin<br />

naval ~. ~SCIENCE: nautica<br />

nave (of church) ~; (of wheel) nabe<br />

navel umbilico<br />

navigate navigar (-ation, -ator, -abil,<br />

-abilitá)<br />

navvy foss-ovrero<br />

navy marine, flotte<br />

nay no<br />

neap-tide micri marea<br />

near a. proxim (-itá), vicin;<br />

(related) parent; intim; prep,<br />

apu; v. aproximar se<br />

nearly presc<br />

near-sighted miop (-ie)<br />

neat a. nett, jolli; simplic; (clever)<br />

habil; (undiluted) índiluet<br />

nebula (astr.) nebulose<br />

nebulous nebulosi (-tá)<br />

necessary necessi (-tá, -tar, -tosi)<br />

neck col<br />

necklace coliere<br />

necktie eravatte<br />

necrology necrolog<br />

necromancy necromantie<br />

necropolis necropol<br />

nectar néctar (-osi)<br />

need necessitá; indigentie, misere;<br />

(requirement) beson (-ar).<br />

YOU NEEDN'T STAY: vu ne<br />

besona restar<br />

needful necessi<br />

needle agullie; indicator.<br />

~CUSHION: agulliero<br />

needless van, ínutil, superflú<br />

needlewoman sutora<br />

needs adv. necessimen<br />

needy povri, indigent<br />

ne'er-do-well vale-necós<br />

nefarious criminal, abominabil<br />

negation ~<br />

negative a. negativ; n. negative; v.<br />

desaprobar<br />

neglect decuidar, negliger (-ent,<br />

-entie), omisser<br />

negligee negligé<br />

negligible negligibil, ínconsiderabil<br />

negotiate negociar (-ation, -ator, -abil),<br />

arangear<br />

negro ~ (-essa)<br />

neigh v. hinnir (-ida)<br />

neighbour vicino (-a), proximo<br />

neighbourhood vicinitá, vicinage<br />

neighbouring vicin, adjacent<br />

neighbourly sociabil, de bon vicino<br />

neither pron. nequel, null; ni un ni li<br />

altri. conj. NEITHER<br />

...NOR ...: ni...ni...<br />

nemesis némesis<br />

neolithic neolitic<br />

neologism neologisme<br />

neon ~<br />

neophyte novicio, neofite<br />

neoplastic ~<br />

nephew nevo<br />

nepotism nepotisme<br />

nerve nerve (-al, -ine)<br />

nervous;<br />

nervosi (-tá),<br />

timid. nervous<br />

system<br />

sistema nerval<br />

nest ~ (-ar), nide. CROW'S ~:<br />

nestle<br />

mast-corb<br />

v. presser se, innestar se<br />

nestling aviello, neston<br />

net n. rete; v. capter per un rete,<br />

inretar; a. netto; (of price) sin<br />

rabatte<br />

nether plu bass, inferiori.<br />

NETHERMOST: max bass<br />

nettle n. urtíca; v. iritar, picar<br />

nettle-rash urticarie<br />

network retage<br />

neuralgia neuralgie (-ic)<br />

neurasthenia neurastenie<br />

neuritis neurite<br />

neurosis neuroSe (-tic)<br />

neuter a. neutri; n. (gramm.) neutrum<br />

neutral ~ (-isar, -itá)<br />

never nequande. ~ MIND: neproquó<br />

nevertheless támen, totvez<br />

new nov, recent. NEWS: novas<br />

new-comeh novicio, nov-veniente<br />

new-fangled nov inventet, de nov mode<br />

news nova, information, avise<br />

newspaper jurnale, gazette<br />

newt salamandre<br />

next a. proxim, sequent, adjacent;<br />

adv. poy. NEXT TO: apu;<br />

(almost) presc<br />

nib (of pen) punta<br />

nibble v. mordettar, roder; n. morsade<br />

nice (of taste) agreabil, bon,<br />

saporosi; (charming) piesent,<br />

charmant; (of manners) gentil,<br />

afabil, polit; fin; (precise)<br />

exact, precis<br />

nicety precisitá, subtilitá, finesse,<br />

delicatesse<br />

niche ~<br />

nick v. intalliar (-atura), inciser (ura).<br />

IN THE ~ OF TIME: in<br />

li just moment<br />

nickel ~; a. nickelin, ex nickel<br />

nicknack ornette<br />

nickname joc-nómine, moc-nómine<br />

nicotine ~<br />

niece neva<br />

niggard avaro(n)<br />

nigger negro (-a)<br />

nigh a. proxim, vicin; prep, apu<br />

night nocte (-al). BY ~: in nocte. ~<br />

FALLS: (it) noctea. TO STAY<br />

THE ~: pernoctar<br />

nightgown vestiment de nocte<br />

nightingale luscinia<br />

nightly a. noctal; adv. omni-nocte<br />

nightmare cochemare<br />

nightshade, belladonna<br />

deadly<br />

nightwalker somnambulist<br />

nihilism nihilisme<br />

nil nequó, nequant<br />

nimble agil (-itá), activ<br />

nimbus nimbe, aureol<br />

nincompoop ínepton<br />

nine nin. NINETEEN: deci-nin,<br />

nindeci.<br />

ninety ninanti<br />

ninepins kegle<br />

ninny naivon, stulton<br />

ninth a. & n. ninesim<br />

nip v. (pinch) pincear; (bite)<br />

morder<br />

nippers pince (-ette)<br />

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nipping mordent, penetrant<br />

nipple tette, buton de mamme<br />

nitrate ~<br />

nitre salpetre, nitre (-ic, -osi,<br />

-ificar). NITROGEN: ~, azot<br />

no a. (not any) null, nequel; (no<br />

quantity) nequant; (no sort of)<br />

nequal; adv. no: (before verbs)<br />

ne<br />

noble (character) nobli (-esse),<br />

magnific; (of rank) nobil (-o, -<br />

itá, -ité)<br />

nobody nequí; (obj.) nequem<br />

nocturnal noctal<br />

nocturne ~<br />

nod v. (the head) inclinar li cap,<br />

signar per li cap; (flowers)<br />

dansar<br />

node ~ (-al), túbere<br />

nodule nodette<br />

nohow nequalmen, nullmen<br />

noise n. brue (-osi), bruida;<br />

cacofonie; v. ( ~ abroad)<br />

divulgar, publicar<br />

noisome nociv; abominabil<br />

nomad nomade (-isar)<br />

nom-de-plume pseudonim, plum-nómine<br />

nomenclature nomenclatura, terminologie<br />

nominal ~<br />

nominate nominar (-ator, -ation, -ativ,<br />

-ative)<br />

nominee nominate<br />

non- (prefix) non-<br />

nonchalant nonchalant (-ie), ínsuciant<br />

nonconformist dissident (-e)<br />

nondescript ínclassificabil, índescribil<br />

none (no one) nequí, null; (no<br />

quantity) nequant, nequó. ~<br />

BUT: solmen<br />

nonentity nullitá, person sin importantie<br />

nonplus v. far perplex, confuser<br />

nonsense ~, absurditá, galimatias,<br />

radotage<br />

noodle stulton; (cul.) nudle<br />

nook angul, niche<br />

noon midíe (-al)<br />

noose lace, node current; trappe<br />

nor ni<br />

norm norme (-al, -alitá)<br />

north nord (-al, -ic)<br />

northern lights * aurora boreal, luce polari<br />

nose nase (-al). NOSEBAG: manjasac<br />

nosegay buquete<br />

nostalgia nostalgic (-ic)<br />

nostril narice<br />

nostrum remediastre<br />

not ne. ~ AT ALL: tot ne, nequant.<br />

IS IT ~?: never?<br />

notable a. notabil, remarcabil; n.<br />

person eminent, notabile<br />

notary notario (-atu)<br />

notation ~<br />

notch v. inciser (-ura), breche<br />

note ~;(banknote) billet; (mus.)<br />

note, ton. OF ~: eminent; v.<br />

remarcar; (jot down) notar<br />

notebook caderne, nota-librette<br />

noted celebri, famosi; mal famat<br />

noteworthy remarcabil, notabil<br />

nothing nequó, necós. GOOD FOR ~:<br />

ínutil, (person) vale-necós<br />

notice n. notieie, observation;

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notify<br />

atention; (notification) avise,<br />

anuncie; v. remarcar, observer.<br />

TO TAKE ~ OF: atenter<br />

notificar (-ation), avisar<br />

notion ~, conception, idé<br />

notorious notori (-tá)<br />

notwithstandin prep, malgré; con;]. malgré to;<br />

g<br />

(although) benque<br />

nougat nugate<br />

nought nequó; (cipher) null, zero<br />

noun substantive, nómine<br />

nourish nutrir (-iment, -ition),<br />

alimentar<br />

novel a. nov, ínusual, strangi; n.<br />

roman, novelle (-ist)<br />

novelty novitá<br />

november novembre<br />

novice novicio, neofite<br />

novitiate noviciatu<br />

now nu. ~ AND THEN: de témpor<br />

a témpore, ye vezes;<br />

(argumentative) or<br />

nowadays ho-témper<br />

nowhere necú<br />

nowise nequalmen, nullmen, in null<br />

maniere<br />

noxious nociv<br />

nozzle musel<br />

nuance nuancie (-ar)<br />

nucleous nucleo (-ari)<br />

nude nud (-itá)<br />

nudge colp del cude; v. pussar per li<br />

cude<br />

nugatory futil, van<br />

nugget bul, pepite<br />

nuisance molestation, enoya, gena.<br />

WHAT A ~!: quam<br />

desagreabil!<br />

null de null efecte<br />

nullify anullar, nullificar<br />

nullity nullitá<br />

numb ínsentient, ínsensibil, apatic; v.<br />

far ínsentient<br />

number (quantity) númere (-ar); (of<br />

periodical) numeró; (figure)<br />

ciffre; v. (to give a ~ to)<br />

numerotar<br />

numeral a. ~; n. numerale<br />

numerator ~<br />

numeric ~<br />

numerous numerosi<br />

numismatics numismatica<br />

numskull stulton, ínepton<br />

nun nonna (-iera;, monaca<br />

NUNCIO: ~<br />

nunnery conventu, clostre, nonniera<br />

NUPTIAL: ~<br />

nurse (for children) bonna, infantera;<br />

(sick) garda-malade, maladera;<br />

v. curar, cuidar; alactar<br />

nursery infanteria, chambre por<br />

infantes; (for plants)<br />

plantatoria, cultivatoria<br />

nursling sucon, bebé, alacton<br />

nursemaid infantera, bonna<br />

nurture n. nutrir (-itura); elevar, educar<br />

(-ation)<br />

nut nuce; (hazelnut) avelane;<br />

(mech.) scruviere<br />

nut-crackers craca-nuces, nuce-cracator<br />

NUTMEG: (nuce de) muscate<br />

nutrient nutritiv<br />

nutriment ~, aliment<br />

nutrition ~ (-al)<br />

nutshell cortice de nuce<br />

nymph nimfa<br />

O<br />

oaf grossiero<br />

oak querco (-in). OAK-APPLE:<br />

gall<br />

oakum stupp<br />

oar rem<br />

oasis oase<br />

oath jurament; (curse) maledition,<br />

blasfema. TO TAKE AN ~:<br />

jurar<br />

oatmeal aven-farine<br />

oats aven<br />

obdurate ínflexibil, obstinat, ínpenitent<br />

obedient ~ (-ie)<br />

obeisance reverentie<br />

obelisk obelisco<br />

obese obesi (-tá), corpulent<br />

obey obedir<br />

obfuscate confuser, inbrolliar<br />

obituary a. necrologic; n. necrolog<br />

object n. objecte, cose; (aim) scope;<br />

(gramm.) complement; v.<br />

objecter (-ion), oposir; (legal)<br />

recusar<br />

objectionable ínadmissibil, desagreabil,<br />

índesirabil<br />

objective a. objectiv (-itá); n. objective;<br />

(gramm.) acusative<br />

oblation sacrificie, oblation<br />

oblige (compel) obligar (-ation,<br />

-atori, -ativ), fortiar; (do a<br />

favour) compleser (-ent)<br />

obliged to, to be * dever. MUCH ~ TO YOU:<br />

grand mersí<br />

oblique obliqui (-ta), clini, inclinat<br />

obliterate obliterar (-ation), efaciar<br />

oblivion oblivie (-osi)<br />

oblong a. ~; n. rectangul<br />

obloquy calumnie, reproch(ad)a, honte<br />

obnoxious nociv, ofensiv<br />

oboe hobóe<br />

obolus obol<br />

obscene obscen (-itá), lasciv<br />

obscure a. obscur (-ar, -ant, -antisme,<br />

-itá), ínconosset<br />

obsequies ceremonie funeral<br />

obsequious servil, reptiv<br />

observe observar (-ation, -abil, -ant,<br />

-antie, -ator, -atoria), remarcar;<br />

(celebrate) festar<br />

obsess obseDer (-ssion)<br />

obsidian ~<br />

obsolescent devenir obsolet, inoldat o<br />

desusat<br />

obsolete obsolet<br />

obstacle obstacul, impediment<br />

obstetric ~<br />

obstinate obstinat (-ion), obstinaci<br />

obstreperous turbulant, tumultuant<br />

OBSTRUCT: obstructer (-iv, -<br />

ion), impedir, barrar; (a view)<br />

incombrar, obturar<br />

obtain obtener (-ibil), procurar,<br />

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ganiar, aquisir; prevaler<br />

obtrude obtriiDer (-sion, -siv)<br />

obtuse obtus, desacut; stupid<br />

obverse averse, facie<br />

obviate preventer (-ion)<br />

obvious evident, clar<br />

occasion ocasion (-ar, -al), casu; causa<br />

occident ~ (al)<br />

occult ocult, celat, secret, arcan<br />

occupy ooupar (-ant, -ation)<br />

occur ocurrer (-entie), evenir (iment);<br />

(to the mind) venir in<br />

mente; exister<br />

ocean ~ (-ic)<br />

ochre ocre<br />

octagon ~, ottangul<br />

octant ~<br />

octave ~<br />

octavo ~<br />

october octobre<br />

octogenarian ottantario<br />

octopus ~<br />

ocular oculari<br />

oculist ~<br />

odd strangi, curiosi, ínusual,<br />

singulari; (extra) restant; (not<br />

even) ínpari; (miscellaneous)<br />

divers<br />

oddity trate singulari; person o cose<br />

bizarri<br />

oddments restallia<br />

odds chances, probabilitá<br />

ode ~<br />

odious detestabil, abominabil, odiosi<br />

odium blama, reproche<br />

odour odore (-iferi, -osi)<br />

oesophagus esofag<br />

of de; (about) pri, concernent;<br />

(out of) ex<br />

off prep. for. Also as prefix:<br />

forcurrer, forportar = to run,<br />

carry off. BE OFF!: for!, vial.<br />

TO PUT ~: ajornar,<br />

procrastinar. TO BE ~ FOOD:<br />

li apetite manca me. ~ THE<br />

COAST: avan li rive, avan li<br />

costa. ~ AND ON:<br />

ocasionalmen, a vezes<br />

offal carnallia<br />

offence ofense, culpa, delicte, contravention,<br />

infraction. TO TAKE<br />

~: ofender se<br />

offend ofenDer, incolerar,<br />

transgresser<br />

offensive a. ofensiv, desagreabil; n.<br />

(mil.) ofensive<br />

offer v. presentar, ofertar; proposir;<br />

(- up) dedicar; n. oferta,<br />

proposition<br />

offering sacrificie; oferta; (eccl.)<br />

oblation<br />

offertory colection pecuniari<br />

offhand extémpore, exprompte, strax;<br />

(in manner) sin gena, brusqui,<br />

insuciant<br />

office oficie, servicie, function;<br />

(place of business) buró,<br />

oficia, contor; (private room)<br />

cabinet. TICKET ~: billetería<br />

officer oficero; (civilian) oficiario,<br />

functionario

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official oficial; n. oficiario<br />

officiate oficiar, dejorar<br />

officious interferaci, intrusiv<br />

offing IN THE ~: sat proxim; mar.)<br />

in li avan-costa<br />

offset v. compensar (-ation): n.<br />

(print.) ~; (hort.) crescon<br />

offhoot crescon<br />

offside ~<br />

offspring genitura, infante, descendentes<br />

oft(en) *sovente, frequentmen<br />

ogee ogive (-al)<br />

ogle ocular (-ada)<br />

ogre ~ (essa)<br />

ohm ~<br />

oil oleo (-ar, -ari, -osi, -iere, -iferi,<br />

-iera)<br />

oilcloth linoleum<br />

oil-painting oleo-pictura<br />

oilstone slif-petre<br />

ointment unguente<br />

old ~ (-esse, -on), etosi; (former)<br />

ancian; antiqui. HOW ~ ARE<br />

YOU?: quel etá vu have?,<br />

quant annus vu have?<br />

old-fashioned old-modic<br />

oldmaid celib(atari)a<br />

oleaginous oleatri, oleosi<br />

oleander oleandre<br />

olfactory a. flaratori<br />

oligarch oligarch (-ie)<br />

olive ~ (-atri, -iero, -iera)<br />

olympiad olimpiade<br />

omelet omelette<br />

omen ómine (-osi), augurie,<br />

antesigne<br />

omit omisser (-ion)<br />

omnibus ~<br />

omnipotent ~ (-ie)<br />

omnipresent ~ (-ie), ubiqui<br />

omniscient omnisavent (-ie)<br />

omivorous omnivori<br />

on prep, sur; (on to) (ad)sur. ~<br />

FOOT: a pedes. ~ TIME: in<br />

just témpor, punctualmen;<br />

(before a participle) ~<br />

ARRIVING: arivante, pos har<br />

arivat; adv. (onwards) adavan.<br />

THE PROGRAMME IS ~: li<br />

programma es in action, ha<br />

comensat<br />

on account op * pro, per cause de<br />

on behalf of * por<br />

once un vez . ~ UPON A TIME;<br />

unquande; (formerly) antey.<br />

AT ~: strax; simultanmen. ~<br />

IN A WAY; ne tro sovente, ye<br />

vezes, de témpor a témpore<br />

one un. ~ BY ~s un pos li altri.<br />

IT'S ALL ~: it es egal,<br />

indiferent. TO BE AT ~:<br />

concordar. THE ~ THING: li<br />

sol afere. A ~: unen; pron. on<br />

onerous pesant; fatigant<br />

oneself se<br />

onesided unilateral, partial, ínegal<br />

onion cebul<br />

onlooker spectator, assistente<br />

only a. sol, unic; adv. solmen. ~<br />

TODAY: ancor hodie; conj.<br />

(but) ma<br />

onset comense, debut; atacca<br />

onslaught assalte, atacca<br />

onus charge, obligation, pesa,<br />

responsabilitá<br />

onward adv. adavan. THE ~ MARCH:<br />

li marcha adavan<br />

onyx onix<br />

ooze v. exsudar, exflutar; (leak)<br />

liccar; n. slamm, mudde<br />

opacity opacitá<br />

opal n. opale (-esc, -escentie)<br />

opaque opac, íntransparent<br />

open a. apert; franc, candid; public;<br />

vacant, líber; v. aperter;<br />

comensar; inaugurar<br />

open-air sub líber ciel<br />

opening a. inaugural; unesim; laxativ;<br />

n. apertion, apertura; breche;<br />

comensa, inauguration<br />

openly publicmen, íncelatmen,<br />

francmen<br />

opera ópera (-ette). OPERA-<br />

GLASS: bi-lorniette<br />

operate operar (-ation, -ator, -ativ),<br />

efecter; functionar<br />

ophthalmia oftalmie (-ic)<br />

opiate dormitive, opiate, narcotica<br />

opine opiner (-ion)<br />

opinionated obstinat, opinionatri<br />

opium ~<br />

opossum ~<br />

opponent adversario, oponente,<br />

antagonist<br />

opportune oportun (-itá)<br />

oppose oposir (-ition), oponer, resister<br />

opposite a. contrari; prep, contra, vis-avis;<br />

n. lu contrari, lu oposit<br />

oppress opresser (-ion, -or, -iv)<br />

opprobrious injuriesi, insultant<br />

opprobrium ignominie, honte, infamie<br />

optative (gramm.) ~<br />

optic ~ (-a, -o)<br />

optimism optimisme<br />

optimist ~ (-ic)<br />

option alternative, option<br />

optional facultativ<br />

opulent ~ (-ie), rich<br />

or o; (o therwise) altrimen.<br />

WHETHER...OR ...:<br />

sive...sive...<br />

oracle oracul (-ari)<br />

oral ~, boccal<br />

orange ~ (-iero, -ería)<br />

orang-outang orangutan<br />

oration ~, discurse<br />

orator ~ (-ic, -io)<br />

oratory retorica<br />

orb sfere, glob<br />

orbit órbite<br />

orchard fructiera, fruct-jardin<br />

orchestra orchestre (-al)<br />

orchid orchidé<br />

ordain (decree) decreter; (eccl.)<br />

ordinar, consacrar<br />

ordeal ordalie<br />

order órdine, arangeament,<br />

regulament; condition, statu;<br />

(command) comande, decrete;<br />

(class) rang, classe; (comm.)<br />

comende: (money ~) mandate;<br />

(decoration & eccl.) órden. IN<br />

~ TO: por. IN ~ THAT:<br />

porque; v. comandar; (comm.)<br />

comendar; (set in ~) ordinar<br />

orderly a. metodic, in bon órdine; n.<br />

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oficero de ordonantie<br />

orders, to take * (eccl.) prestijar<br />

ordinal n. ordinale<br />

ordinance ordon, decrete ritu<br />

ordinary ordinari, usual<br />

ordination ~, consacration<br />

ordnance artillerie<br />

ordure excrement<br />

ore minerale (metalliferi)<br />

organ ~ (-ist)<br />

organic ~<br />

organism organisme<br />

organize organisar (-ation, -ator, -atori)<br />

orgy orgie (-astic)<br />

orient oriente (-ar, -al, -alist), ost<br />

orifice apertura, bocca<br />

origin orígine (-ar, -al, -ale, -alitá)<br />

originate initiar, originar; crear; (arise)<br />

provenir, nascer<br />

orison prega, suplication<br />

ornament ~ (-al, -ar)<br />

ornate ornat, decorat<br />

ornithologist ornitolog (-ic, -ie)<br />

orphan orfan (-i) . ORPHANAGE:<br />

asil por orfanes<br />

orrery planetarium<br />

orthodox ortodox (-ie)<br />

orthography ortografie<br />

orthopaedia ortopedie<br />

oscillate oscillar (-ation, -ator, -atori)<br />

osculation (Geom.) ~<br />

osier vimine, corb-salice<br />

osseous ossin, ossosi<br />

ossify ossificar (se)<br />

ossuary ossarium<br />

ostensible pretextat; aparent, visibil<br />

ostentatious pomposi, ostentativ<br />

osteopath osteopat<br />

ostler stall-garson<br />

ostracize bannir<br />

ostrich struce<br />

other altri. EACH ~: unaltru. THE ~<br />

DAY: recentmen, ante quelc<br />

dies<br />

otherwise altrimen<br />

otter lutre<br />

ottoman divan, ottomane<br />

ought v.aux. veil dever; esser<br />

necessi, esser obligat<br />

ounce uncie<br />

our nor, nostri<br />

oust expulser<br />

out ex; extra, extern; (not at home)<br />

for, ne in hem, absent;<br />

(outside) extern. TO GO ~: ear<br />

ad éxter, exear, surtir<br />

out, to go * (of a light) extinter se<br />

out, to put * ejecter; vexar, iritar; extinter<br />

out of ex, préter; (by reason of) pro.<br />

TO BE ~: esser sin, mancar. ~<br />

ORDER: contra li regulament;<br />

ne functionant. ~ PRINT:<br />

exhaustet<br />

outbalance superponderar<br />

outbid superofertar<br />

outbreak eruption; insurection<br />

outbuilding anexe<br />

outburst explosion, eruption<br />

outcast proscrito; paria<br />

outcome resultate, fine<br />

outcry clamada, plendida<br />

outdo superar, preterpassar<br />

outer exteriori, extern

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outfit equipament<br />

outfitter vestimentero<br />

outflank circumear, circumflancar<br />

outflow exfluida<br />

outgoings surtida, exeada; expenses,<br />

deborsament<br />

outhouse baracca, anexe<br />

outing excursion, promenada<br />

outlandish strangi, extran<br />

outlaw v. proscrir (-ito, -ition), bannir<br />

outlay custa, deborsament, expenses<br />

outlet exeada, surtida, efluentie<br />

outline contura; esquisse. ~ OF A<br />

SPEECH: concept-discurse,<br />

cladde; v. esquissar, dessinar li<br />

contura<br />

outlive superviver<br />

outlook perspective, prospect<br />

outlying distant, lontan, extern,<br />

periferic<br />

outnumber esser plu numerosi, superar ye<br />

númere<br />

outpost avanposto<br />

outpouring e(x)versation<br />

output production<br />

outrage violation, violentie, excesse,<br />

rapte, atentate<br />

outrageous atroci; monstruosi, atentatori<br />

outrider avan-cavalcanto<br />

outrigger ~<br />

outright strax; (completely) totmen<br />

outset comense. AT THE ~: in prim<br />

linea<br />

outshine exceller, eclipsar<br />

outside prep, éxter; ad éxter, extern, a<br />

externe; a. exterior!; n.<br />

exteriore. ~ ON THE<br />

VERANDA: al exteriore sur li<br />

veranda<br />

outsider profano, externo, non-iniciate<br />

outskirts circumité, vicinité, periferie<br />

outspoken franc, brusqui<br />

outstanding prominent, eminent; índecidet;<br />

payand<br />

outstretched extendet<br />

outstrip preterpassar<br />

outward a. extern, exteriori, visibil;<br />

adv. ad-éxter, ad-extran<br />

outwardly secun aparentie<br />

outwit dupar<br />

outworks avan-vall, bastion<br />

outworn perusat, ancian<br />

oval ~<br />

ovary ovarium<br />

ovation ~<br />

oven forn<br />

over súper; (across) trans; (beyond)<br />

préter, ultra; (ended) finit,<br />

passat; (excessive) excessiv;<br />

superflú, restant; (more than;<br />

plu quam; (too much) tro. ALL<br />

~ EUROPE: tra tot Europa. ~<br />

AGAIN: ancor un vez, denov<br />

over, to give * cessar<br />

over, to hand * transdar<br />

overalls surtut<br />

overawe intimidar<br />

overbalance perdir equilibrie<br />

overbearing arogant<br />

overboard trans bord<br />

overcast nubosi, nube-covrit<br />

overcoat paletó<br />

overcome superar, victer; subjugar<br />

overdo superfar, exagerar, tro usar;<br />

fatigar; (cul.) tro cocinar<br />

overdose dosa excessiv<br />

overdraw (an account) superpassar li<br />

active, exhauster<br />

overdue retardat, in retard; expirat<br />

overflow v. superabundar; (river)<br />

debordar, inundar, superfluer<br />

overgrown tro crescet; covrit de. A BANK<br />

~ WITH THYME: un banca u<br />

luxuria li tim.<br />

overhang superpender; projecter<br />

overhaul (overtake) rejunter se con,<br />

atinger; (examine) examinar,<br />

reparar<br />

overhead supra, in supra<br />

overhear audir per hasarde<br />

overlap supercovrir, in parte coincider<br />

overlay superposir<br />

overlook indulger, pardonar, ignorar;<br />

(fail to notice) ne remarcar;<br />

(supervise) survigilar,<br />

controlar, inspector; (look<br />

over) super-regardar. THE<br />

HOUSE OVERLOOKS A<br />

PARK: li dom es situat contra<br />

un pare, da vista sur un parc<br />

overnight durante li nocte; yer-vésper, li<br />

vésper anteyan. TO STAY ~:<br />

pernoctar<br />

overpower subjugar, victer, dominar<br />

overrate taxar tro alt<br />

overreach perdir equilibrie, super-rusar,<br />

dupar<br />

overrule imposir un veto, anullar;<br />

dominar<br />

overrun desolar; inundar, debordar<br />

overseas a. transmarin; adv. trans li<br />

mare<br />

overseer inspector, supervisor,<br />

controlero<br />

overshadow superombrar, obscurar<br />

overshoes galoches<br />

oversight omission, ínatention, erra<br />

overstate exagerar (-ation)<br />

overstep exceDer, violar, preterpassuar<br />

overt apert, public<br />

overtake rejunter se con, atinger<br />

overthrow subverTer (-sion), renversar,<br />

destructer<br />

overtime labor ultra-horal, extra hores<br />

overture overtura, prelude; proposition<br />

overturn renversar (se); subverter<br />

overweening pretensiosi, arogant<br />

overweight tro pesant<br />

overwhelm aplastar, anihilar; submerser,<br />

supresser.<br />

OVERWHELMING:<br />

preponderant<br />

overwrought enervat<br />

oviparous ovipari<br />

ovum ove<br />

owe debir<br />

owing to * pro; mersí a; caus, per cause<br />

de<br />

owl ul; (horned) guf<br />

own a. propri; v. posseder, haver;<br />

(avow) confesser, aconosser<br />

owner proprietario, possessor<br />

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ox bove (-allia). ~FLY: tabane<br />

oxide oxide (-ar, -ation)<br />

oxy-acetilene oxi-acetilen<br />

oxygen oxigen<br />

oxytone oxitone<br />

oyster ostre<br />

ozone ozon<br />

P<br />

O<br />

pace (step) passu (-ar); (speed)<br />

rapidore<br />

pacific a. ~ (-ar, -ation)<br />

pacifism pacifisms (-ist)<br />

pacify pacificar<br />

pack n. pacca; (of animals) bande,<br />

trupp, horde; (of hounds)<br />

meute; v. - paccar, inballar<br />

package, packetpacca, paquette, paccage,<br />

inballage<br />

packed (overfull) plenplen, superplen<br />

packing stuffage<br />

pact pacte, contracte<br />

pad n. cussinette; blocc; scri-blocc;<br />

v. vattar (-age); (stuff) stuffar<br />

(-age)<br />

paddle v. (in water) vadar, barbotar; (a<br />

boat) remar, paddlar; n.<br />

paddle, pagaye<br />

paddock cavall-prate, inclusura, padó<br />

padlock serrure pendent<br />

pagan a. ~ (-o, -isme. -isar)<br />

page págine (-al, -ar); (boy) page<br />

pageant spectacul, parade, galaprocession<br />

pageantry pompe, gala, parade<br />

spectaculari<br />

pagoda págode<br />

paid (salaried) salariat<br />

pail sitelle (-ade)<br />

pain n. dolore (-osi), afliction; v.<br />

dolorar, aflicter, dolentar. IT<br />

PAINS ME TO HAVE TO...: it<br />

dole me dever... ON ~ OF<br />

DEATH: sub pena de morte<br />

PAINS, TO TAKE: * cuidar,<br />

penar, efortiar se<br />

paint v. picter (-ero, -or, -ura); (a<br />

house etc.) colorar; n. color,<br />

pigment; (theatre) grim (-ar)<br />

paint-brush pinsel (-ar)<br />

painter colorist; pictor, pictero<br />

pair pare, cuple; v. acuplar<br />

pal intimo, camarade<br />

palace ~<br />

paladin paladino<br />

palanquin ~<br />

palatable savurosi, de bon gust,<br />

saporosi, sapid<br />

palate pálate (-al, -ale)<br />

palaver v. conferer (-entie); n.<br />

babillada<br />

pale a. pallid. TO BE ~: paller. TO<br />

TURN ~: devenir pallid; n.<br />

(stake) pal, palisse; (limits)<br />

limite, born<br />

palette ~<br />

paling palissade<br />

palisade palissade<br />

pall n. mantel; sarco-mantel; v.

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P<br />

tedar, devenir fad<br />

palliasse matrasse<br />

palliate palliar (-ativ, -ative)<br />

pallid ~ (-itá)<br />

pallor pallore<br />

palm (bot.) palme (-iero); (hand)<br />

palme (-at, -iped, -ist), plate<br />

del manu; v. inpalmar;<br />

prestidigitar; (~ off) far<br />

acceptar per fraude; substituer<br />

palmist chiromant (-ie)<br />

palm sunday palm-soledí<br />

palmy prósper!, gloriosi<br />

palpable palpabil, evident<br />

palpitate palpitar (-ation)<br />

palsy paraliSe (-ar, -tic)<br />

palter equivocar, eluder<br />

paltry mesquin, ínsignificant,<br />

miserabil<br />

pampas pampa. ~WIND: pampero<br />

pamper dorlotar<br />

pamphlet brochura, pamflette<br />

pan padelle, casserol, scudelle<br />

panacea panacé<br />

pancake crespe<br />

pancreas páncreas (-atic)<br />

pandemonium pandemonie, tumultu<br />

pander n. copulero; servilon; v.<br />

acopular<br />

pane quadre (de vitre), panel<br />

panegyric n. panegirica, eulogie<br />

panel ~ (-ar, -age); registre<br />

pang acut dolore, angustie, tormente<br />

panic ~. n. panica<br />

panicle (bot.) panicul<br />

pannier (flanc)corbe<br />

panoply panoplie<br />

panorama ~ (-ic)<br />

pansy viola tricolori, tricolorette<br />

pant v. anhelar; palpitar. ~ FOR:<br />

languir por<br />

pantheism panteisme<br />

pantheon panteon<br />

panther pantere<br />

pantomime ~, mimica<br />

pantry cámera de provision, gardamanjage<br />

pants (drawers) calson; (trousers)<br />

pantalon<br />

pap tette; (food) puré<br />

papa papá<br />

papacy papatu<br />

paper papere (-in); (newspaper)<br />

jurnale, BROWN ~: paccpapere.<br />

WASTE~: paperallia.<br />

NOTE ~: scri-papere; v.<br />

(rooms) tapetar<br />

paper currency * paper-moné<br />

paper-hanger tapetero<br />

paper-knife trancha-papere<br />

paper-weigh presse-papere<br />

papier-mache paper-maché<br />

papist ~<br />

paprika paprica<br />

papyrus papyre<br />

par pari (-tá). AT, BELOW ~: al,<br />

infra pari; n. norme, egalitá<br />

parable parábol<br />

parabola ~ (-ic)<br />

parachute paracade<br />

parade ~ (-ar); promenade<br />

paradise ~ (-ic)<br />

paradox ~ (-al)<br />

paraffin parafine; (oil) petroleo<br />

paragon modelle<br />

paragraph paragraf<br />

parallel paralel (-ar, -ogramma)<br />

paralysis paraliSe (-ar, -tic)<br />

paramount dominant, suprem, soverani<br />

paramour metressa, amante<br />

parapet parapete<br />

paraphernalia utensiles, accessories,<br />

ornamentes<br />

paraphrase parafrase (-ar)<br />

parasite ~ (-ic) PARASOL: para-sole<br />

parboil subbollientar, far demi-bollir<br />

parcel paquette, pacca; v. partir<br />

parch siccar, aridar, torrefar.<br />

PARCHED WITH THIRST:<br />

siccat per sete, haver sete<br />

ardent<br />

parchment pergamen<br />

pardon ~ (-ar, -abil)<br />

pare (peel) decorticar; (trim)<br />

tonder, oiser<br />

parent genitor; a. matrin, principal<br />

parentage orígine, provenientie,<br />

descendentie<br />

parenthesis parenteSe (-tic)<br />

pariah paria<br />

paris, plaster of * gipse<br />

parish parocia ;(civil) comunité,<br />

comuna<br />

parishioner parocian<br />

parity paritá<br />

park parc; v. parcar<br />

parlance términos de conversation,<br />

linguage<br />

parley v. conferer (-entie),<br />

parlamentar<br />

parliament par lament (-ari, -ario)<br />

parlour salon<br />

parlous dangerosi, deplorabil<br />

parochial parocial<br />

parody parodie (-iar, -ist)<br />

parole parol<br />

paroxysm paroxisme<br />

parquetry parquette (-ar)<br />

parricide n. patricide; (the act) patricidie<br />

parrot papagaye<br />

parry parar, detornar; eluder<br />

parse analisar<br />

parsimony parsimonie (-osi)<br />

parsley petrosel<br />

parsnip pastinaca<br />

parson prestro, pastor, paroco<br />

parsonage dom parocal<br />

part 1.|part n. parte, portion; (role) rol.<br />

for my part|<br />

part<br />

quo concerne me.<br />

for the most<br />

part|part<br />

in general, max sovente.<br />

to take part| partiprender.<br />

part<br />

to take a defender, suportar.<br />

person's part|<br />

part<br />

to take in good ne ofender se pri.<br />

part|part<br />

to part separar se.<br />

company|part<br />

to part hair| rayar.<br />

part<br />

to part with| ne retener, donar;<br />

part<br />

part 2.|part v. partir, divider, separar (se);<br />

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partake<br />

divorciar<br />

partiprender, divider; comanjar<br />

partial ~ (-itá). TO BE ~ TO: haver<br />

un predilection por<br />

participate partiprender, participar (-ante,<br />

-ation)<br />

participle participie (-al)<br />

particle particul, pezzette<br />

particular a. particulari (-tá); propri,<br />

precis; n. detallie<br />

particularly precipue<br />

parting separation; (hair) ray<br />

partisan ~, adherente, adepte<br />

partition ~, division; (wall) parete<br />

partly in parte, partmen<br />

partner partenero, associate, socio,<br />

compane. SLEEPING ~:<br />

comanditario<br />

partnership association<br />

partridge perdrice<br />

parturition ~, acuchament<br />

party gruppe, truppe, bande;<br />

(faction) partise, clan; (person)<br />

person, complice,<br />

partiprensor; (entertainment)<br />

festa, soaré; (of travellers)<br />

caravane<br />

partycoloured mixtcolori, plviricolori<br />

party-wall mur intercomun<br />

parvenu parvenú<br />

paschal pascal<br />

pasha pachá<br />

pasquinade ~<br />

pass 1.|pass v. passar (-abil, -ada. -ant), far<br />

passar, transdar; (approve)<br />

aprobar.<br />

to pass away|<br />

pass<br />

morir; evanescer.<br />

to pass by|pass preterear; (~ a law) votar.<br />

to pass the<br />

night|pass<br />

pernoctar; (suffice) suficer;<br />

(surpass) superar; (~ a test)<br />

trapassar, successar;<br />

pass 2.|pass n. (defile) pass, defilé; (state)<br />

statu, condition; (permit)<br />

passe, permissive<br />

pass off v. far acceptar; forpassar<br />

pass, bring to * causar, far evenir<br />

pass, come to * evenir<br />

passage ~, trajecte, passada, coridor.<br />

bird of ~ avie migratori; tmusic etc.)<br />

excerpte, parte<br />

pass-book bank-libre<br />

passenger passagero, viageator<br />

passer-by passante, pretereante<br />

passing efemeri<br />

passion ~ (-al, -at)<br />

passive a. passiv; n. passive<br />

passover pasca (-al)<br />

passport pass(a)parol<br />

past a. passat; prep, preter; (after)<br />

pos; n. (li) passate<br />

paste (dough) pasta; (adhesive)<br />

glutine, colle (-ar)<br />

pasteboard carton<br />

pastel pastelle, pictura in -<br />

pastille ~<br />

pastime passa-témpor, divertissement<br />

pastor ~ (-al, -atu)<br />

pastry pastete (-era)<br />

pasture pastura (-ar, -age); v. paster,<br />

pasturar<br />

pasty n. pastete

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pat adv. aptmen, sin hesitation;<br />

(blow) frappa, tappa; (of<br />

butter) pezze<br />

patch Lapp (-osi, -allia); (of colour)<br />

macul; (tyre) plastre; v. lappar,<br />

repezzar. TO ~ UP: reparar,<br />

provar, arangear<br />

patchwork repezzament, lapperíe<br />

pate vertice; cap<br />

patella rotul<br />

patent a. manifest; evident; patentat.<br />

~ LEATHER: polit cute; n.<br />

patente, brevete (—ar)<br />

patentee patentario<br />

paternal patrin<br />

paternoster patrenostre<br />

path ped-via, viette; (sidewalk)<br />

trottuore<br />

pathetic patetic<br />

pathologist patologo (-ie, -ic)<br />

pathos pátos<br />

patience patientie<br />

patient a. ~, longanim; n. patiente,<br />

malade (-o)<br />

patina pátina<br />

patois dialecte (provincial)<br />

patriarch ~ (-al, -atu)<br />

patrician patricio<br />

patrimony patrimonie<br />

patriot ~ (-ic, -isme)<br />

patron ~ (-age, -al, -atu, -isar),<br />

cliente; (of arts) mecen<br />

patronymic nomine familial<br />

patronizing condescendent (-ie)<br />

patter v. (sound) claccar, battettar;<br />

(speech) babillar<br />

pattern n. modelle, mustre, specimen;<br />

tip, dessine, arangeament<br />

paucity scarsitá, manca, pocitá<br />

paunch panse, ventre<br />

pauper povre, indigente; recivente de<br />

almosne<br />

pause ~ (-ar), intervalle<br />

pave v. pavar (-ament, -ero).<br />

PAVING-STONE: pave<br />

pavilion pavillion<br />

paw n. patte; v. pattar, grattar<br />

pawn n. gage, garantie; (chess) pion;<br />

v. dar in gage, hipotecar<br />

pawnbroker prestator contra gage<br />

pay payar (-ation. -ament, -ator,<br />

-and, -abil); (a visit) far; ( ~<br />

attention) atenter; (be worth<br />

while) valer li pena. ~ OUT:<br />

(naut.) filar, lassar ear. ~ OFF<br />

INSTALMENTS: amortisar;<br />

n. salarie<br />

pea pise; (sweet ~) latire<br />

peace pace, tranquilitá, quietesse,<br />

calme. TO MAKE ~: pacificar,<br />

(re)conciliar<br />

peaceful pacific, tranquil<br />

peach persic (-iero)<br />

peacock pavon(e). PEAHEN: pavona<br />

peak pic, cime, sómmite; (of cap)<br />

peal; n.<br />

(thunder)<br />

bruida,<br />

resonada<br />

pear pire (-iero)<br />

visiere. PEAKED CAP: kepi<br />

(bells) clocheada; (set of bells)<br />

clochage; v. clochear, sonar<br />

pearl perle. MOTHER-OP-PEARL;<br />

perlematre, nacre<br />

peasant paisan, rurane<br />

peat torf (-iera)<br />

pebble rond lápide<br />

peccadillo ~, culpette, delicte<br />

peck v. becar: n. beca; (mesura<br />

anglesi) du gallones = 9,08<br />

litres<br />

pectoral ~<br />

peculation defraudation<br />

peculiar singulari, strangi, apart;<br />

(belonging only to) propri a<br />

peculiarity singularitá, strangitá<br />

pecuniary pecuniari<br />

pedagogue pedagogo (-ie, -ica)<br />

pedal n. pedale (-ar)<br />

pedant pedante (-ic, -isme, -eríe)<br />

peddle v. colportar (-ero)<br />

pedestal pedestale<br />

pedestrian a. pedeatori; n. pedon,<br />

pedeator<br />

pedigree genealogie, descendentie<br />

pedlar colportero<br />

peduncle stipite<br />

peel v. (scale off) desquamar;<br />

(fruit) decorticar, depellar; n.<br />

cortice, pelle, cruste<br />

peep v. regardar (secretmen); (~<br />

out) monstrar se; (chirp)<br />

pipiar; n. curt regarda<br />

peer v. regardar, gapar; n. nobilo (ite,<br />

-itá); (equal) egale<br />

peerless sin egal, íncomparabil<br />

peevish iritabil, petulant<br />

peewit vanelle<br />

peg clove lignin, jalon, palissette;<br />

(hook) croc; v. palissettar<br />

peg away v. perseverar<br />

pejorative pejorativ (-e)<br />

pelargonium ~<br />

pelican ~<br />

pelisse ~ (-ero, -eríe, -ería, -age)<br />

pellet bulette<br />

pellicle pellicul, membrane<br />

pell-mell pelmel<br />

pellucid clar, limpid<br />

pelt v. bombardar, lapidar; (of rain)<br />

torrentear<br />

pelvis pelve (-ic)<br />

pen plum; (enclosure) inhagatura,<br />

padó; v. scrir; (animals)<br />

inhagar<br />

penal ~, punitiv. ~ SERVITUDE:<br />

servitude penitentiari<br />

penalty punition. TO PAY THE ~<br />

FOR: expiar<br />

penance penitentie. TO DO ~: peniter,<br />

far penitentie<br />

pencil crayon; (brush) pinsel; (of<br />

light) fasce<br />

pendant n. pendette, pendente<br />

pending a. índecidet, pendent; prep, til,<br />

atendent<br />

pendulum pendul<br />

penetrate penetrar (-ant, -ation, -abil)<br />

penguin pinguine<br />

penholder plumiero<br />

penicillin penicilline<br />

peninsula peninsul (-ari)<br />

penis pénis<br />

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penitent ~ (-ie, -ial)<br />

penitentiary penitentiaria, punitoria<br />

penknife canif<br />

penman caligraf (-ie), scritor<br />

pennant pennon<br />

penniless indigent, sin moné<br />

penny pennie<br />

pension ~ (-ar, -ari, -ario, -ero)<br />

pensive pensaci, pensativ, trist<br />

pent up * restrictet, supresset<br />

pentagon ~, quinangul<br />

penta- ~ (-edre, -gon, -gramma,<br />

-corde, -metre, -teuche)<br />

pentecost ~ (-al)<br />

penultimate penultim, ante-ultim<br />

penumbra penombre<br />

penurious indigent, necessitosi<br />

penury povritá, misere<br />

penwiper essuya-plum<br />

peony peonie<br />

people (nation) popul; (persons)<br />

homes, gente. ~ SAY THAT...:<br />

on di que...; v. popular<br />

pepper pipre (-ar, -iere, -bux). RED ~:<br />

paprica, rubi pipre<br />

peppermint pipremint, minte piprin<br />

pepsin pepsine<br />

per (by means of) ~; (for each) por<br />

peradventure fórsan, per hasarde<br />

perambulate travader<br />

perambulator coche de beté<br />

perceive percepter (-ion, -iv, -ibil),<br />

vider, observar<br />

per cent percent (-age)<br />

perceptible perceptibil, sentibil<br />

perch n. pal, fust; (fish) perche; v.<br />

alt-seder<br />

perchance fórsan<br />

percolate filtrar; (leak) liccar<br />

percussion ~. ~ CAP: capsul<br />

perdition ruine, perition<br />

peregrinate peregrinar (-ation)<br />

peremptory peremptori, decisiv<br />

perennial perenni, multannual; perpetui<br />

perfect a. ~ (-er, -ion, -ibil, -men)<br />

perfidious perfid (-ie, -itá)<br />

perforate perforar (-ation, -ator, -ette)<br />

perforce necessimen, per fortie<br />

perform far, executer, efectuar,<br />

acompleer, luder, performar (antie)<br />

performance presentation; (machine)<br />

potentie, execution<br />

perfume n. parfúm (-ar, -ero, -ería)<br />

perfunctory superficial, índiferent<br />

pergola pérgola<br />

perhaps fórsan<br />

peril dangere (-osi), risca<br />

perimeter perimetre, periferie<br />

period periode (-ic, -icitá), epoca;<br />

duration<br />

periodical gazette, periodico, revúe<br />

peripatetic ~<br />

periphery periferie, circumferentie<br />

periphrasis perifrase (-ar, -tic),<br />

circumlocution<br />

periscope ~<br />

perish perir (-ition)<br />

peritonitis peritonite<br />

periwig peruque<br />

periwinkle (mollusc) litorine; (bot.)

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pervinca<br />

perjury perjurie (-ar, -osi)<br />

perky self-assertiv, ínpudent<br />

permanent ~ (-ie), constant<br />

permeate permear (-abil), penetrar,<br />

saturar<br />

permission ~<br />

permit v. permisser (-ion, -ibil, -iv); n.<br />

permission, licentie,<br />

permissive<br />

permute permutar (-ation)<br />

pernicious perniciosi, nociv<br />

peroration ~<br />

peroxide ~<br />

perpendicular perpendiculari (-tá), vertical<br />

perpetrate cometter<br />

perpetual perpetui, íncessant, constant<br />

perpetuate perpetuar (-itá)<br />

perplex confuser, embarassar.<br />

PERPLEXED: perplex (-itá,<br />

—er), confuset<br />

perquisite suplement customal<br />

perry pir-cidre<br />

persecute persecuter (-ion, -or)<br />

persevere v. perseverar (-ant, -antie)<br />

persist persister (-ent, -entie);<br />

(endure) durar<br />

person ~ (-al, -alitá, -ificar), individue<br />

personage ~<br />

personable de bon aspecte<br />

personate representar, rolar quam<br />

personify personificar<br />

personnel personale, equip<br />

perspective ~<br />

perspicacious perspicaci (-tá), sagaci<br />

perspicuous clar, evident<br />

perspire sudar (-ore), transpirar<br />

persuade persuaDer (-sion, -siv)<br />

persuasion (creed) crede, confession<br />

pert vivaci; impertinent (-ie),<br />

insolent<br />

pertain a partener, relater<br />

pertinacious persistent, pertinaci; renitent (ie)<br />

pertinent ~<br />

perturb perturbar (-ation), trublar<br />

peruse traleer (-tion)<br />

pervade difuser se, perinear, plenar<br />

perverse perversi (-tá)<br />

pervert v. perverter; n. perverteto<br />

pervious penetrabil, permeabil<br />

pessimism pessimisme<br />

pest peste; tormente; trublard<br />

pester tormentar, molestar<br />

pestilent ~ (-ie, -ial)<br />

pestle pistel (-ar)<br />

pet a. preferet; v. caressar;<br />

(pamper) dorlotar; n. favorito,<br />

dorloton<br />

petal petale (-at, -in)<br />

petard petarde (-ar, -ero)<br />

petiole petiol, stípite de folie<br />

petition v. petir (—ition, -ida, —<br />

itionario), suplicar<br />

petrel ~<br />

petriey petrificar (-ation)<br />

petrol benzine<br />

petroleum petroleo<br />

petticoat jupon<br />

pettifogging bagatellic<br />

pettish petulant (-ie)<br />

petty litt, ínsignificant, trivial. ~<br />

OFFICER: suboficero<br />

petulant ~, oapriciosi<br />

petunia petunie<br />

pew banca, stul ( in ecclesia)<br />

pewter alliage de stanno<br />

phalanx falange<br />

phantasm spectre, fantoma; ilusion<br />

phantasmagori fantasmagorie<br />

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phantom fantoma<br />

pharisee fariséo (-ic)<br />

pharmaceutical farmaceutic<br />

pharmacist farmacist<br />

pharmacopoeia f armacopé<br />

pharmacy farmacie; (place) farrnacia,<br />

apoteca<br />

pharoah faraon<br />

pharynx faringe (-ite)<br />

phase fasa<br />

pheasant fasan<br />

phenomenon fenomen (-al)<br />

phial fiale, botellette, ampulle<br />

philanthropist filantrop (-ic, -ie)<br />

philately filatelie (-ic)<br />

philharmonic filharmonic<br />

philistine n. filistino (-isme)<br />

philologist filologo (-ic, -ie)<br />

philosopher filosof (-ic, -ie)<br />

philtre amor-trincage<br />

phlegm muc (-osi); (of temperament)<br />

flegma (-tic)<br />

phlox flox<br />

phoenix fénix<br />

phonetic fonetic (-a)<br />

phonetician fonetico<br />

phonograph fonograf<br />

phonography stenografie (-ic)<br />

phosphate fosfate<br />

phosphoresce fosforescer (-entie)<br />

phosphorus fosfor (-ic)<br />

photograph foto, fotogramma<br />

photographer fotograf (-ie, -ic)<br />

phrase frase (-eologie), locution<br />

phrenologist frenolog (-ie, -ic)<br />

phthisis ftise (-ic)<br />

physic medicament<br />

physical corporal, fisic<br />

physician medico<br />

physicist fisico, fisicist<br />

physics fisica<br />

physiognomy fisionomie<br />

physiologist fisiolog (-ie, -ic)<br />

piano ~ (-ist)<br />

piccaninny negrelle<br />

pick n. (tool) pioche (-ar); (the<br />

best) li max bon; v. selecter (ion);<br />

(with beak) becar; (a<br />

fowl) pluccar, deplumar; (a<br />

bone) roder. TO ~ AT:<br />

demarjar, manjettar; (~<br />

pockets) furter; (a quarrel)<br />

serchar<br />

pick up levar; trovar; (recover)<br />

recuperar<br />

pickaback adv. sur li dorse; n. surdorse<br />

pickaxe pic, pioche<br />

picket pal; (mil.) pikett (-ar)<br />

pickle v. salar, marinar (-age)<br />

pickles marinage, manjage vinagrat<br />

pickpocket ~, tascard<br />

picnic ~<br />

pictorial ilustrat(iv)<br />

picture n. pictura (-esc), image;<br />

portrete; v. picter; imaginar;<br />

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descrir; representar<br />

pie pastete; (fruit) torte<br />

piebald multicolori<br />

piece pezze, portion, fragment;<br />

(theatre) drama. A ~ OF<br />

NEWS: un nova. TO TAKE<br />

TO PIECES: demonter; v.<br />

repezzar, lappar<br />

piecemeal in pezzes, ye pezzes<br />

piecework labore per tache<br />

pied diverscolori, maculat<br />

pier molo, debarcatoria; (pillar)<br />

pilare, colonne<br />

pierce v. (per)forar, traforar, penetrar<br />

(-ant)<br />

piety pietá (-isme), devotion<br />

piffle nonsense<br />

pig svin (-ello, -ería); (iron) mulde<br />

pigeon columbe (-icultor). WOOD ~:<br />

palumbe<br />

pigeonhole compartiment<br />

piggery svinería, svin-stalle<br />

pigheaded obstinat<br />

pigment ~ (-ar, -ation), color<br />

pigmy pigméo<br />

pike lucio; (weapon) pic-arme<br />

pilaster pilastre<br />

pile (stake) pal; (heap) amasse,<br />

cumul; (of cloth) crine;<br />

(galvanic) colonne galvanic,<br />

pil<br />

piles hemoroides<br />

pilfer furter<br />

pilgrim peregrino (-ar, -age, -ation)<br />

pill pillul<br />

pillage v. pilliar (-iage, -iard)<br />

pillar pilare, colonne, pilastre<br />

pillarbox lettre-bux<br />

pillion detra-sede<br />

pillory pilorie (-iar)<br />

pillow cap-cussine. ~ CASE:<br />

cussiniere<br />

pilot ~ (-ar, -age), stirmann<br />

pimento piment<br />

pimp cupulero, proxenete<br />

pimple pustul (-osi)<br />

pin n. pingle; bolt; v. pinglar, fixar<br />

per pingles<br />

pinafore avantale<br />

pince-nez pince-nase<br />

pincers pince<br />

pinch v. pincear; restricter (se),<br />

privar se; (steal) furter; n.<br />

pinceada; (small quantity)<br />

prense, dosa<br />

pincushion pingle-cussine, agulliero,<br />

porta-pingle<br />

pine n. pine (-astre); v. languir; (-<br />

for) sospirar, desirar fortmen<br />

pineapple ananas<br />

pinion n. (wing) ale; ultim<br />

articulation de ale; (mech.)<br />

pinion; v. ligar, catonar (li<br />

brasses)<br />

pink a. rosi, rosatri; n. diante<br />

pinnace pinasse, demi-barcasse<br />

pinnacle pinacul, sómmit, pic; cálmine<br />

pint (mesura anglesi) pinte<br />

pioneer pionero<br />

pious pie (-tá)<br />

pip (disease) pips; (fruit) nucleo;<br />

v. pipiar<br />

pipe n. (tobacco) pip; (Water etc.)

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pipeciay<br />

tub; (mus.) sifflette, siffluore,<br />

flaute; (bagpipes) cornamuse;<br />

v. sifflar, luder li cornamuse<br />

pip-argil<br />

piper flautist, cornamusero<br />

piquant picant (-ie)<br />

pique n. rancore, resentiment; v.<br />

vexar, rancorar<br />

pirate ~ (eríe, -ie, -ic), corsaro; v.<br />

editer sin jure, plagiar<br />

pirouette n. piruette (-ar)<br />

piscatorial piscatori<br />

piss v. pissar (-uore), urinar<br />

pistachio pistache (-iero)<br />

pistil (bot.) pistille<br />

pistol ~<br />

piston ~<br />

pit n. puteo, cave, fosse; (coal~)<br />

miniera; abisse; (theatre)<br />

parterre; v. (~ against) oposir;<br />

(mark) marcar<br />

pit-a-pat palpitant; battent<br />

pitch; n. pech (- v. jettar, lansar (-ada): (set up)<br />

ar); (degree) erecter; (fall) cader; (of ships)<br />

gradu, cúlmine; tangar (-age); (mus.) acordar,<br />

(mus.) ton; dar li ton. ~ INTO: ataccar,<br />

(place) loc,<br />

station, terren<br />

agresser<br />

pitchblende pechurane<br />

pitcher cruche, aquiere<br />

pitchfork furca<br />

piteous miserabil, atristant, dolent<br />

pitfall captuore, trappe<br />

pith (marrow) medulle; (of a<br />

subjeet) nucleo<br />

pitiable campatibil<br />

pitiful misericordiosi, trist, miserabil<br />

pitiless sin compatiment, ínexorabil<br />

pittance portionache<br />

pity v. compatir (-iment),<br />

compassionar, comiserar; n.<br />

compassion, compatientie. IT<br />

IS A ~: it es damage<br />

pivot n. ~ (-ar)<br />

placard afiche (-ar), placate<br />

placate pacificar, conciliar (-abil)<br />

place n. loco; (public square) plazza;<br />

spacie; residentia oficia. IN<br />

THE FIRST ~: ante omno, in<br />

unesim loc. OUT OF ~:<br />

ínoportun, ne pertinent. TO<br />

TAKE ~: far se, evenir. IN ~<br />

OF: vice; v. locar, metter,<br />

posir, plazzar; colocar<br />

placenta ~ (-al, -ari)<br />

placid ~ (-itá)<br />

plagiarize plagiar (-ate, -ator, -ari)<br />

plague peste, pestilentie; v. tormentar,<br />

vexar, tribular<br />

plaice plat-pisc<br />

plaid tartan-chal, plede<br />

plain n. planura; a. clar, evident,<br />

simplic; (frank) franc; (in<br />

looks) ne bell; (of material)<br />

unicolori, sin dessines<br />

plain clothes * n. civil vestiment; a. sin<br />

uniforme<br />

plaint plende, lamentation<br />

plaintiff plenditor, acusator<br />

plaintive plendaci<br />

plait v. plecter (-ura); n. (hair)<br />

tresse (-ar); (of dress) - plica<br />

plan ~, dessine, projects; esquisse;<br />

intention; v. planar, projecter<br />

plane a. plani; .n. (tool) rabot (-ar,<br />

-uore); (tree) platane; (air~)<br />

avion<br />

planet planete (-ari, -arium)<br />

plank planca<br />

plant plante (-ar, -ation, -ator, -age);<br />

(mech.) aparate, machinage,<br />

installation<br />

plantain (tree) plantaniero; (weed)<br />

plantago<br />

plaque plaquette<br />

plash barbotar, clapotar<br />

plasma ~<br />

plaster n. stucca (-ar, -ator, -atura);<br />

(med.) piastre. ~ OF PARIS:<br />

gipse (building ~) plastre<br />

plastic a. ~ (-itá)<br />

plasticine plastiline<br />

plate; n. platil;<br />

(metal sheet)<br />

lámine; (glass,<br />

phot.) plate;<br />

silver ~<br />

service argentin; argenteríe;<br />

(door ~) plaquette; v. laminar,<br />

(in)argentar, aurar<br />

plateau plató<br />

plateglass polit vitre<br />

platform ~<br />

plating, armour * curasse<br />

platinum platine (-ar, -ic)<br />

platitude banalitá<br />

platonic ~<br />

platoon peloton<br />

plaudit aplause, aprobation<br />

plausible plausibil (-itá), suavi<br />

play v. luder; (~ water) spruzzar; n.<br />

lude; drama, teatrage;<br />

function; (freedom of<br />

movement) libertá de motion<br />

player lusor; actor<br />

playful ludaci, jocosi<br />

playground lud-corte, lud-terren<br />

playmate lud-camarade (-o, -a)<br />

plaything ludette<br />

plea excusa; pretexte; (legal) pleda<br />

plead pledar; (offer as excuse)<br />

pretextar; suplicar. TO ~<br />

GUILTY: confesser su culpa<br />

pleasant agreabil, plesent, afabil<br />

pleasantry joca<br />

please pleser (-ent, -ura). IF YOU ~:<br />

si it plese vos; (kindly) pies...<br />

pleased content. TO BE ~: joyar, esser<br />

content<br />

pleat plica<br />

plebeian n. plebeyo (-an)<br />

plebiscite ~<br />

pledge n. garantíe (-ir), gage (-ar); v.<br />

(~ oneself) obligar, dar quam<br />

gage<br />

plenipotentiary a. plenipotentiari (-o)<br />

plenitude plenitá; abundantie<br />

plenteous abundant<br />

plentiful abundant<br />

plenty suficent, sat mult de; n.<br />

abundantie<br />

pleonasm pleonasme<br />

pleonastic ~<br />

plethora superabundantie, pletore<br />

pleura ~ (-esie, -ite)<br />

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pliable flexibil, plicabil (-itá), docil<br />

pliant flexibil, docil, ductil<br />

pliers pince<br />

plight statu, condition, situation<br />

plinth plint; socle<br />

plod ear o laborar assiduimen,<br />

perseverar<br />

plot n. complot (-ar), intriga; (of<br />

land) parcelle; v. conspirar (ation,<br />

-ator)<br />

plough n. plug (-ar, -ator, -ferre), arar;<br />

(Astr.) ursa major<br />

plover vanelle<br />

pluck v. colier; (pull) tirar; (poultry)<br />

pluccar, deplumar; (~ out),<br />

eradicar, extirpar; n. corage,<br />

bravore<br />

plucky corageosi, brav<br />

plug tampon; (bung) tapon (-ar)<br />

plum prun (-iero, -iera)<br />

plumage ~<br />

plumb n. sonde (-ar), perpendicul; a.<br />

vertical, perpendiculari<br />

plumbago grafite<br />

plumber plumbero<br />

plume ~; (tuft) plum-toffe; v. (~<br />

oneself) orgolliar se pri<br />

plummet sonde<br />

plump a. grassosi, grassatri<br />

plunder v. pilliar (-iage, -iard), raubar;<br />

marodar<br />

plunge n. plongea (-ar, -ada, -ero)<br />

pluperfect n. pluperfecte<br />

plural a. ~ (-itá, -ité); n. plurale<br />

plus ~<br />

plush pluche<br />

plutocrat ~ (-ic, -ie)<br />

ply v. intercurrer; (a trade etc.)<br />

ocupar se pri, exercir; (use)<br />

usar; (~ with) furnir;<br />

(questions) interrogar<br />

pneumatic ~ ; (tyre) pneumatico<br />

pneumonia pneumonie, pulmonite<br />

poach (eggs) bollir sin cortice;<br />

(game) braconar (-age, -ero)<br />

pock variol-marca<br />

pocket n. tasca (-abil). ~KNIFE:<br />

canif. ~HANDKERCHIEF:<br />

manu-toale, nas-linette; v.<br />

intascar<br />

pod silique. PEA ~: pisiere<br />

podgy grass, carnut<br />

poem poema<br />

poesy poesie, verse<br />

poet poete (-ic, -ica, -essa, -astro,<br />

-isar)<br />

poetry poesie<br />

pogrom ~<br />

poignant mordent, acri<br />

point 1.|point n. punctu; (trait) trate; (aim)<br />

scope; (tip) punta.<br />

on the point of|<br />

point<br />

sur li punctu de.<br />

to the point|<br />

point<br />

pertinent.<br />

point of view| vise-punctu.<br />

point<br />

points (rail.) rel comutatori, agullie;<br />

point 2.|point v. (aim) directer, apuntar;<br />

(indicate) monstrar; (sharpen)<br />

puntar.

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to point out|<br />

point<br />

signalar, far atention a<br />

point-blank direct. TO REFUSE ~: refusar<br />

decisivmen<br />

pointed significant; acut<br />

pointer signe, indicator, indication;<br />

(dog) póinter<br />

poise n. equilibrie; v. equilibrar<br />

poison venen (-ar, -osi); toxine<br />

poke pussar; (fire) agitar, inbrasar;<br />

(fun) mocar; n. pussa<br />

poker foy-ferre; (cards) póker<br />

poky a. strett, constrictet, restrictet<br />

pole pal, palisse; (of vehicle) timon<br />

pole (astr. elect.) pol (-ari, -aritá,<br />

-arisar)<br />

pole-axe buch-hacca<br />

polecat pútor<br />

polemics polemica (-ar)<br />

police policie; adj. policial<br />

policeman policist<br />

policy (plan) plan de action; (politics)<br />

political; (insur.) police<br />

poliomyelitis poliomielite<br />

polish v. polir (-ition), vernissar; n.<br />

(shine) politura, lustre;<br />

(substance) cire; (fig.)<br />

elegantie, fin manieres<br />

polite polit (-esse), cortesi (-e)<br />

politics politica (-al)<br />

politician politico (-astro)<br />

polka ~<br />

poll n. (head) cap; (ballot)<br />

balotation; registre, list<br />

electoral; election; v. votar<br />

pollen polline (-ar, -ation)<br />

pollute v. polluer (-ution), sordidar<br />

polo ~<br />

polonaise polonese<br />

poltroon poltron (-eríe), caudard<br />

poly- poli-acustic, -glott, -gamie,<br />

-gon, -fonic. -merisar, -síllabe,<br />

-tecnic, -teist, -teisme etc.<br />

polyp, polypus polip<br />

pomade ~<br />

pomegranate granate<br />

pommel n. buton, pomel; v. batter,<br />

bastonar<br />

pomp pompe (-osi)<br />

pond stagne<br />

ponder ponderar, meditar, reflecter<br />

ponderable pbnderabil, pesabil<br />

ponderous ponderosi, pesant<br />

poniard puniale<br />

pontifical , pontific (-o, -atu)<br />

pontoon ponton<br />

pony ponie<br />

poodle púdel<br />

pooh-pooh v. mocar, derider<br />

pool n. stagne; (fund) funde comun;<br />

(comm., fin.) sindicate<br />

poop n. castell de stern<br />

poor a. povri (-itá), indigent;<br />

inferiori; n. THE ~: li povres<br />

poorly a. indisposit; adv. mal<br />

pop v. exploder. TO ~ IN OR<br />

OUT: intrar o exear subitmen.<br />

POP!: crac!<br />

pope pápa (-atu, -isrne); (fish) pope<br />

popinjay papagaye; dandy<br />

poplar pople<br />

poplin popline<br />

poppy papavre<br />

populace populache<br />

popular populari (-tá, -isar)<br />

populate popular (-ation)<br />

populous populosi<br />

porcelain n. porcelane (-in, -ería)<br />

porch portico, vestibul<br />

porcine svinin, porcin<br />

porcupine histric, porcospine<br />

pore n. ~ (-osi, -ositá); v. (~ over)<br />

studiar assiduimen<br />

pork svinine, porcine<br />

porphyry porfire<br />

porpoise marsvine, delfine<br />

porridge aven-sup<br />

port portu (-ari); (fig.) asil; (naut.)<br />

bacbord; (opening) apertura<br />

port-wine vin de Oporto<br />

portable portabil<br />

portal portale<br />

portcullis herse de porta, ponte levabil<br />

portend v. ominar, augurar<br />

portent ómine, augurie<br />

portentous ominosi, miraculosi<br />

porter porta-bagage, portator;<br />

(doorkeeper) portero, portario;<br />

(beer) pórter<br />

porterage custas de liveration<br />

PORTFOLIO: portafolie<br />

porthole fenestre de nave, porta<br />

portico ~<br />

portlon ~, parte; dot; v. partir,<br />

portionar<br />

portly corpulent<br />

portmanteau porta-mantó, valise, coffre<br />

portrait portrete (-ar, -ist)<br />

portray picter; descrir, portretar,<br />

representar<br />

pose v. (questions) posir; (baffle)<br />

perplexar, embarassar;<br />

(attitudinize) posar; n. posa<br />

poser question desfacil; (person)<br />

positor<br />

position ~; (rank) rang; (job) oficie<br />

positive cert, absolut, positiv<br />

posse bande, truppe<br />

possess posseDer (-ssion, -ssiv, -ssor)<br />

possession; ~. to ocupar; capter<br />

take ~ of<br />

possible possibil (-itá)<br />

post n. (pole) pal; (letters) posta (al);<br />

(mil. etco) posto;<br />

(employment) oficie; v.<br />

(letters) inpostar, expedir;<br />

(mil.) postar; (accounts)<br />

inscrir; (bill-post) afichar,<br />

placatar<br />

postage porte. ~ STAMP: post-marca,<br />

marca postal<br />

postal-order mandate postal<br />

postcard post-carte, carte postal POST-<br />

DATE: posdatar<br />

poste-restante posta-restant<br />

poster placate, afiche<br />

posterior a. posteriori; n. posteriore, cul<br />

posterity posterité<br />

post-free porte-franc, porte payat<br />

posthumous posthum<br />

postillion postilion<br />

postman postmann; porta-lettre, lettrero<br />

postmark stampa, obliteration<br />

postmeridian posmidían<br />

postmortum a. pos morte; n. (inquest)<br />

necroscopie; (examination)<br />

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autopsie<br />

post-office oficia postal, post-oficia<br />

post-paid afrancat, porte payat<br />

postpone ajornar, procrastinar<br />

postscript posscrite<br />

postulate postular (-ation, -ativ, -ate)<br />

posture positura, posa, attitude<br />

posy buquete<br />

pot n. potte, vase; marmite. POT-<br />

BELLIED: ventrut; v. inpottar<br />

potable trincabil<br />

potash potasse<br />

potassium kalium<br />

potation tisane<br />

potato potate, terr-pom<br />

potent ~ (-ie, -ial, -iale)<br />

potentate potentate; soverano<br />

potentilla ~<br />

potion tisane, trincament, trincage<br />

potter n. pottero (-ía, -íe)<br />

pouch sac, tasca<br />

pouffe puff<br />

poultice cataplasma<br />

poultry cort-avies, aviallia<br />

pounce v. ataccar subitmen, sursaltar;<br />

n. pulvere de pumice<br />

pound (money, weight) pund; (for<br />

animals) corrale; v. pistar,<br />

triturar; aplastar<br />

pour v. versar; (of rain) diluviar,<br />

precipitar se<br />

pout v. budar<br />

poverty povritá, indigentie<br />

powder púlvere (-iera, -isar); (toilet ~)<br />

pudre (-ar). POWDER-PUFF:<br />

pudre-quast<br />

power (capability) possentie; (might)<br />

potentie; (right) autoritá;<br />

(strength) fortie<br />

powerful potent; eficaci<br />

powerless ínpotent, debil<br />

pox sifilise (-tic)<br />

practical practic, practical<br />

practically presc; virtualmen<br />

practice n. practica; custom, hábitu;<br />

exercitie, usa; clientela<br />

practise v. practicar, exercir, executer<br />

practised expert, exercit; versat<br />

practitioner practicante, medico<br />

pragmatic ~<br />

prairie prería<br />

praise elogie, laude (-ar, -abil, -ativ)<br />

pram coche de bebé<br />

prance v. saltettar<br />

prank buffoneríe, escapade<br />

prate babill(ach)ar, fanfaronar<br />

prattle v. babillettar<br />

prawn crevette<br />

pray pregar, suplicar<br />

prayer prega<br />

pre- (prefix) pre-judicar, -meditar, -<br />

ponderar etc.<br />

preach predicar (-ation, -ator), proner<br />

preamble introduction, prefacie<br />

prebend prebende (-ario)<br />

precarious precari (-tá), ínstabil, ínsecur<br />

precaution ~<br />

precede anteceDer, preceDer (-ent)<br />

precept maxime, regul, precepte<br />

preceptor ~ (-atu)<br />

precincts limites, confines<br />

precious preciosi, valorosi. ~ STONE:<br />

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precipice precipitie<br />

precipitate parecipitar (-ant, -ation), jettar;<br />

n. precipitate<br />

precipitous abrupt, scarpat<br />

precis resumé, resumate<br />

precise precis, exact. TO MAKE ~:<br />

preciser<br />

precision ~<br />

preclude preventer, impedir<br />

precocious precoci (-tá), prematur<br />

preconcerted preconsentit<br />

precursor ~ (-i)<br />

predatory predatori; raptori, raptaci<br />

predecease predeceDer<br />

predecessor processor, antecessor<br />

predestinate predestinar (-ation)<br />

predicament embarassament<br />

predicate v. asserter, afirmar; n. ~<br />

predict predir (-ition, -itor)<br />

predilection ~, preferentie<br />

predispose preinclinar, predisposir<br />

predominate predominar (-ant, -antie),<br />

prevaler<br />

preeminent eminentissim, pre-eminent<br />

preemption precompration<br />

preen nettar; (~ oneself) orgolliar se<br />

preface prefacie (-ar), anteparol<br />

prefect prefecte (-ura)<br />

prefer preferer (-entie, -ibil);<br />

promoer<br />

preferment promotion, avansament<br />

prefix n. prefixe (-ar)<br />

pregnant (of meaning) ~ (-ie);<br />

(enceinte) gravid (-itá)<br />

prehensile prensil<br />

prehistoric ~<br />

prejudice n. prejudicie (-al, -ar); v.<br />

nocer, detrimentar<br />

prelate ~<br />

preliminary preliminari<br />

prelude ~ (-er)<br />

premature prematur<br />

premeditate premeditar (-ation)<br />

premier a. chef, prim; n. prim-ministre<br />

premise n. (logic) premisse (-er)<br />

premises locale, proprietá<br />

premium premie. AT A ~: súper pari,<br />

súper nominale<br />

premonition ~, presentiment<br />

preoccupy v. (pre)ocupar (-ation)<br />

prepare preparar (-ation, -atori, -ativ),<br />

apretar<br />

preponderate preponderar (-ant, -antie),<br />

prevaler<br />

preposition ~ (-al)<br />

prepossessing atrativ<br />

prepossession inclination<br />

preposterous absurd(issim)<br />

prepuce prepucie<br />

prerequisite precondition<br />

prerogative n. ~<br />

presage v. predir, preindicar, ominar<br />

presbyter presbitero<br />

prescience presaventie<br />

prescribe prescrir, receptuar; definir<br />

prescription prescrition, receptu<br />

presences<br />

presentie;<br />

(bearing)<br />

aspecte,<br />

personalitá. in<br />

córam. ~ OF MIND: presentie<br />

mental<br />

the ~ of<br />

present a. ~. AT ~: in presente, nu.<br />

FOR THE ~: ínterim. TO BE<br />

~: assister; n. don, donation;<br />

(gramm.) presente; v. donar;<br />

presentar<br />

presentiment ~<br />

presently bentost<br />

preserve v. (protect) preservar (-ation, -<br />

ativ); (fruit) confiter,<br />

conservar; n. confitura,<br />

conserve; (game ~) chassería<br />

preside presider (-ante, -entie, -ential)<br />

press v. presser (-ion, -ura); (insist)<br />

insistentmen petir; pussar,<br />

urger; n. (newspapers) presse;<br />

(machine) pressuore; (printing<br />

~) print-machine; (of people)<br />

turbe<br />

pressman jurnalist<br />

pressure pression, pressura<br />

prestige prestigie, reputation<br />

presume presumpter, suposir; (take<br />

liberties) arogar se: profitar<br />

de; (dare) audaciar<br />

presumptive presumptibil<br />

presumption audacitá<br />

pretence fiction, pretexte; (claim)<br />

pretension<br />

pretend (claim) pretenDer (-ente,<br />

-sion); (feign) ficter, simular;<br />

(offer as a pretext) pretextar<br />

PRETENTIOUS: pretensiosi<br />

preterit preterite<br />

preternatural ~, preternormal<br />

pretext pretexte<br />

pretty a. bell, pretti, jolli; adv. sat,<br />

passabilmen. ~ MUCH: presc<br />

prevail prevaler (-ent, -entie),<br />

dominar; successar. TO ~ ON:<br />

persuader<br />

prevaricate prevarioar (-ation, -ator),<br />

equivocar<br />

prevent preventer (-ion, -iv), impedir<br />

previous precedent, anteriori, anteyan;<br />

(last) ultim. ~ TO; ante.<br />

PREVIOUSLY: antey<br />

prevision ~<br />

prey preda, victime. BEAST OF ~:<br />

bestie raptaci. BIRD OF ~:<br />

avie raptaci. TO PALL A ~<br />

TO: devenir victime de. TO ~<br />

ON: raubar, predar<br />

price precie, custa. REDUCED ~:<br />

rabatte PRICELESS: sin<br />

precie, ínestimabil. ~ LIST:<br />

tarif, precie-liste<br />

prick n. pica (-ar): v. ticlar<br />

prickle spine (-osi); v. picar<br />

pride orgollie, fieritá; v. (~ oneself<br />

on) orgolliar se pri<br />

priest prestro, clerico (-acho, -allia),<br />

sacerdote (-al)<br />

priestcraft politica clerical<br />

prig n. fatuo, pedanto<br />

prim prud, precis, afectat<br />

primary primari, chef, cardinal<br />

primate archi-epíscop (-atu).<br />

PRIMATES: (Zool.) ~<br />

prime a. principal, prim, max<br />

important; excellent; n. (of<br />

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life) floreada, plen vigore; v.<br />

(fill) plenar; (a person)<br />

preparar; (a pump) cebar<br />

prime-minister prim-ministre<br />

primer n. manuale (elementari)<br />

primeval primitiv, del prim epoca,<br />

primeval<br />

primitive primitiv, crud<br />

primogeniture primogenitura<br />

primordial ~, original, primitiv<br />

primrose primal<br />

primus archi-epíscop. ~ STOVE: forn<br />

portabil<br />

prince ~ (-essa), soverano<br />

princely princeal, princesc; magnific<br />

principal a. cardinal, principal;<br />

essential; n. principale, chef,<br />

director; (money) capitale<br />

principality principatu<br />

principally precipue<br />

principle principle (-ial)<br />

print v. printar (-ate, -age, -ator,<br />

-ero, -ería); n. impression;<br />

fotogramma<br />

printing n. printation, tipografie<br />

prior a. priori (-tá), precedent; n.<br />

prior (-essa, -atu, -ia)<br />

prism prisma (-tic)<br />

prison prison (-ari, -ario), cárcere<br />

pristine primitiv<br />

privacy privatie, seclusion, retiratie<br />

private a. privat, particular!, secret; n.<br />

fantassin, soldate<br />

privateer corsar-nave<br />

privation ~<br />

privative a. privativ; n. privative<br />

privet ligustre<br />

privilege privilegie (-iar)<br />

privy a. secret. TO BE ~ TO: haver<br />

conossentie de; n. latrine<br />

prise aperter per levuore<br />

prize n. premie; (booty) prise;<br />

preda; v. apreciar, estimar. TO<br />

AWARD A ~ TO: premiar<br />

prize-fight box-concurse<br />

probable probabil (-itá, -men), versimil<br />

probate pruva o verification de<br />

testamentes<br />

probation prova; noviciatu<br />

probe v. sondar, explorar<br />

probity integritá, honestitá<br />

problem problema (-tic)<br />

proboscis trompe; proboscide (-an)<br />

procedure precede, procedura<br />

proceed v. proceder, continuar, avansar.<br />

TO ~ FROM: provenir de. TO<br />

~ TO: proceder<br />

proceedings transactiones; procedentie;<br />

(legal) processu. TO TAKE ~:<br />

processuar<br />

proceeds profite<br />

process operation, curse; (legal)<br />

processu. ~BLOCK: cliché<br />

PROCESSION: ~ (-al)<br />

proclaim proclamar (-ation)<br />

proclivity inclination, tendentie<br />

procrastinate procrastinar (-ator, -ation),<br />

ajornar<br />

procreate geniter, procrear (-ation, -ator,<br />

-ativ)<br />

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proctor ~<br />

procurator ~<br />

procure procurar, obtener<br />

procurer cuplator (-a), mediator<br />

prod incitar, picar, instigar<br />

prodigal n. prodigo (-al, -alitá)<br />

prodigy prodigie (-osi)<br />

produce producter (-ion, -or,—iv),<br />

causar, monstrar; n. producte<br />

profane a. profan, seculari,<br />

blasfematori; v. profanar (ation),<br />

dessacrar, blasfemar<br />

profess professer, declarar; (avow)<br />

confesser; (claim) pretender<br />

profession mestiere, profession (-al,<br />

-alisme); (avowal) confession<br />

professor ~ (-al, -atu)<br />

proffer proposir, ofertar<br />

proficient habil, competent (-ie),<br />

qualificat, expert<br />

profile profil (-ist)<br />

profit profite (-abil, -ar, -osi), ganie,<br />

lucre<br />

profitable lucrativ, remunerativ,<br />

avantageosi<br />

profligacy debocheríe<br />

profligate debochant, libertin (-isme, -o)<br />

profound profund (-ore, -itá), abstrus<br />

profuse exuberant, prodigal, abundant,<br />

extravagant (-ie)<br />

progenitor ~<br />

progeniture progenitura<br />

progeny genitura, descendentes<br />

prognosis prognoSe (-stic)<br />

prognosticate predir, profetisar, augurar<br />

programme programma<br />

progress n. progresse, avansament; v.<br />

progresser (-iv, -ist, -ion)<br />

prohibit interdicter, prohibir (-ition,<br />

-itiv)<br />

project n. projecte; dessin: v. projector<br />

(-ion, -or, -iv); (jut out)<br />

prominer<br />

projectile . ~<br />

proletarian a. proletarian, proletario (-atu)<br />

prolific fecund, prolific<br />

prolix ~ (-itá), ínconcis<br />

prologue prologo<br />

prolong extenDer, prolongar (-ation)<br />

promenade (stroll) promenada; (place)<br />

promenuore, via de<br />

promenada, promenad-via<br />

prominent ~ (-ie), proeminent<br />

promiscuous promiscui (-tá)<br />

promise n. promesse (-er)<br />

promising bon-augurant<br />

promissory- billet promessori<br />

note<br />

promontory promontorie, cap<br />

promote promoer (-tion, -tor, -tiv),<br />

avansar; iniciar<br />

prompt ~ (-itá); v. suggester, instigar;<br />

(theatre) sufflar (-ator)<br />

promulgate promulgar (-ation), proclamar<br />

prone inclinat; prostrat, jacent<br />

prong punta<br />

pronominal ~<br />

pronoun pronomine PRONOUNCE:<br />

pronunciar (-abil, -ation),<br />

declarar<br />

pronounced remarcabil, fort, definitiv<br />

proof pruva; (printing) print-prova.<br />

WATER~: resistent,<br />

ínpermeabil, hermetic<br />

prop n. apoy, pal de apoy; v. apoyar,<br />

subtener, suportar<br />

propaedeutic propedeutic (-a)<br />

propaganda difusion, propagande (-ist)<br />

propagate propagar (-abil, -ation, -ator),<br />

difuser<br />

propel propulser (-ion, -or)<br />

propellor helice, propulsor, propeller<br />

propensity tendentie, inclination<br />

proper convenent, decent; corect, just;<br />

(peculiar) propri<br />

property proprietá (-ario), possession;<br />

qualitá<br />

prophecy profetie, predition<br />

prophet profete (-ic, -isar, -essa)<br />

prophylactic a. profilactic; n. preventive<br />

propinquity proximitá, parentitá<br />

propitiate conciliar (-atori, -ation),<br />

pacificar<br />

propitious favorabil<br />

proportion ~ (-al), simetrie<br />

proposal oferta, proposition<br />

propose proposir, nominar<br />

proposition ~, teorema<br />

propound proposir, posir<br />

proprietor proprietario<br />

propriety convenentie<br />

propulsion ~<br />

prorogue ajornar, prorogar (-ation)<br />

prosaic ~<br />

proscribe proscrir (-it, -ition), interdicter,<br />

bannir<br />

prose prosa. ~WRITER: prosaist<br />

prosecute processuar (contra); (follow<br />

up) persequer<br />

prosecutor acusator. PUBLIC ~:<br />

procurator<br />

proselyte proselite (-isar)<br />

prosody prosodie (-ic)<br />

prospect perspective. WHAT A ~!: qual<br />

expectative!; v. serchar,<br />

explorar<br />

prospector serchator (de minerales)<br />

prospectus prospecte, programma<br />

prosper prosperar<br />

prosperous prósperi (-tá)<br />

prostate gland prostata<br />

prostitute n. prostituta; v. prostituer (tion)<br />

prostrate (exhausted) prostrat;<br />

(extended) prosternat; v.<br />

prosternar (se)<br />

prosy prosaic, tedant<br />

protagonist ~<br />

protect gardar, defender, protecter (ion<br />

-ionist, -ionisme, -iv, -or, -<br />

oratu)<br />

protege pupillo (-a); protectete<br />

protein proteine<br />

protest n. proteste (-ar, -ation, -ante,<br />

-antisme)<br />

protocol ~ (-ar)<br />

protoplasm protoplasma<br />

prototype prototipe<br />

protozoa protozoes<br />

protract prolongar (-ation)<br />

protractor angul-mesurette; (muscle)<br />

protractor<br />

protrude extenDer se, prominer<br />

protuberance bosse, túbere, tumore<br />

proud (not ashamed) fier; (vain)<br />

orgolliosi, superb<br />

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prove pruvar; constatar; (test.)<br />

provar; (turn out) monstrar se<br />

provender forrage<br />

proverb proverbie (-al)<br />

provide provider (-ent), furnir (per)<br />

provided conj. sub li condition<br />

providence providentie (-al)<br />

provident ~, prudent<br />

province provincia (-al, -alo, -alisme)<br />

provision ~ (-ar); (stipulation) condition,<br />

stipulation<br />

provisions victuales (-ar)<br />

provisional provisori, temporari; interimal<br />

proviso condition, stipulation<br />

provisory conditional<br />

provoke incitar, provocar (-ator,<br />

-ation); stimular (-ar)<br />

provost prevoste<br />

prow proa<br />

prowess bravore, valore<br />

prowl furtear, marodear<br />

proximity proximitá<br />

proximo del proxim mensu<br />

proxy surogate, substitute; cedul de<br />

representation, autorisation<br />

prude n. pruda (-eríe)<br />

prudent ~ (-ie), caut<br />

prudish prud<br />

prune prun siccat; v. forciser,<br />

decupar<br />

prurient lasciv (-itá)<br />

prussic acid * acide prussic<br />

pry curiosar, spiar<br />

psalm psalme (-arium, -ist, -odie)<br />

psalter psaltre<br />

pseudonym pseudonim<br />

psychiatric psichiatric<br />

psychical psichic<br />

psychologist psichologo (-ic, -ie)<br />

ptarmigan lagopede<br />

pterodactyl pterodactil<br />

puberty pubertá<br />

pubescent ~ (-ie)<br />

public a. ~ (-ation, -itá, -ist) n.<br />

publica. ~ HOUSE: taverne,<br />

gastería. THE GENERAL ~: li<br />

grand publica<br />

publican tavernero<br />

publish publicar, editer (-ion, -or,-oría)<br />

puce purpur (-ie)<br />

pucker n. frunse (-ar)<br />

pudding púdding<br />

puddle flac; v.(iron) puddlar<br />

puerile pueril (-itá), ihfantil<br />

puerperal parturitional<br />

puff (of air) soffle, brise, puss:<br />

(powder ~) pudre-quast;<br />

(advert.) boniment; v. (breathe<br />

hard) anhelar; (overpraise)<br />

laudachar. TO ~ ONESELF<br />

UP: pavonear, inorgolliar se;<br />

a. (pastry) foliat<br />

puffin ~<br />

puffy inflat; tumid; (pastry) foliat<br />

pug mops<br />

pugilism boxada<br />

pugilist boxero<br />

pugnacious combattaci<br />

puissance possentie, potentie<br />

pull v. tirar, traer; (rend) lacerar;<br />

(tow) remorcar. ~ DOWN:<br />

demolir. ~ UP: levar; haltar.<br />

TO ~ ONESELF

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TOGETHER: recoleer se; n.<br />

tira (-ada)<br />

pullet gallinell(a)<br />

pulley vind, rul<br />

pulmonary pulmonari<br />

pulp pulpe; v. inpulpar<br />

pulpit ~, catedre<br />

pulse pulse. TO PEEL THE ~: tastar<br />

li pulse<br />

pulverise pulverisar (-ation)<br />

puma ~<br />

pumice ~<br />

pump n. pumpe (-ar, -ero)<br />

pumpkin cucúrbite<br />

pun n. un lude per paroles,<br />

calembur (-ar)<br />

punch n. (beverage) ~; (blow)<br />

puniata, colpe; (tool) punzon,<br />

alen, stamp; (harlequin)<br />

polichinelle; v. stampar,<br />

punzonar; (with fist) batter,<br />

punie-batter<br />

punchinello polichinelle<br />

punctilious tro precis; exactissim<br />

punctual ~ (-itá), acurat<br />

punctuate punctuar (inter-ation)<br />

puncture n. picatura; fore; v. forar,<br />

trapicar<br />

pundit erudito, quasi-erudito<br />

pungent picant, acri, aspri<br />

punish punir (-itiv), castigar<br />

punishment punition, castigation<br />

punt pramette<br />

puny debil; nani<br />

pup canelle (-o, -a)<br />

pupa crisalide, cocon<br />

pupil n. scolero, elev; aprensor; (of<br />

eye) pupille<br />

puppet marionette, pupette<br />

purblind demí-ciec<br />

purchase v. comprar (-ator, -ation); n.<br />

compra<br />

pure pur; chast; (mere) simplic;<br />

(metal) fin. PURELY: solmen<br />

puree puré<br />

purgative purgativ (-e), laxativ<br />

purgatory purgatoria<br />

purge purificar, purgar<br />

purify purificar (-ation, -ator), apurar<br />

purist ~ (-ic)<br />

puritan puritano (-ic)<br />

purity puritá; puresse; chastitá<br />

purl v. lacear; ornar per frange; (of<br />

stream) murmurar<br />

purlieus circumité, confines<br />

purloin furter<br />

purple a. purpur; livid; n. purpurie. ~<br />

LOOSE-STRIFE: saliearie; v.<br />

apurpurar PURPORT: n.<br />

sense; scope, tenore; v.<br />

significar; pretender<br />

purpose n. scope, intention; v. intenter.<br />

TO THE ~: scope-conform<br />

purposely intentionalmen<br />

purr ronronar<br />

purse borse, porta-moné; v. rugar<br />

purser provisor, provisionario; (ship's<br />

~) cassero<br />

pursue persequer, chassar<br />

pursuit chassada, persequida;<br />

ocupation<br />

purulent ~ (-ie)<br />

purvey provider, liverar, furnir<br />

pus súpur, pus<br />

push v. pussar. TO ~ ONESELF:<br />

truder se; n. pussa; persistentie<br />

pushing a. persistent, energic<br />

pusillanimous pusilanim (-itá)<br />

pustule pustul (-ar, -osi)<br />

put metter, posir; colocar; n. (golf)<br />

putt (-ar, -ero)<br />

put down * deposir; inscrir, notar;<br />

subjugar<br />

put off * procrastinar; ajornar<br />

put on * (sur)metter; (feign) ficter.<br />

TO PUT THE BLAME ON:<br />

atribuer li culpa a<br />

put out * extinter; vexar, iritar PUT<br />

UP: * (at) logiar, pernoctar; (~<br />

to) inatigar; (~ with) tolerar<br />

putative suposit, putativ<br />

putrefy putrir, putrificar<br />

putrescence putrition<br />

putrid ~ (-itá)<br />

puttees gamache<br />

putter puttuore<br />

putty mastic<br />

puzzle n. rébus, enigma (-tic),<br />

charade; v. perplexar;<br />

embarassar<br />

puzzled perplex (-itá)<br />

pygmean pigmeic, nani<br />

pyjamas noct-vestimentes, pijama<br />

pylon pilon<br />

pyro- (prefix) piro-tecnica etc<br />

pyramid piramide (-al)<br />

pyrites pirite<br />

python piton<br />

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quack n. charlatan (-eríe);<br />

medicastro; v. coacar (-ada)<br />

quadragesim carema<br />

quadrangle quadrangul, rombe, quadrate;<br />

corte intern<br />

quadrant ~, arc<br />

quadrate a. quadrat (-ic)<br />

quadrature quadratura<br />

quadrennial ~<br />

quadrilateral a. ~<br />

quadrille ~<br />

quadrillion ~<br />

quadroon quadrone<br />

quadrumana quadrimanes<br />

quadruped a. quadriped<br />

quadruple a. quadriplic (-ar)<br />

quagga ~<br />

quagmire morasse, palude<br />

quail v. timer (córam), chancelar; n.<br />

(bird) cotórnice<br />

quaint bizarri<br />

quake tremer; n. tremore; sisme<br />

quaker quakero (-isme)<br />

quaky chancelant, tremid<br />

qualify qualificar (-ation), moderar,<br />

limitar<br />

qualitative qualitativ<br />

quality qualitá<br />

qualm scrupul; nausea<br />

quandary embarasse. TO BE IN A ~: ne<br />

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saver quo far<br />

quantity quantitá (-tiv), portion<br />

quarantine quarantene (-ar)<br />

quarrel n. querelle (-ar), dispute<br />

quarrelsome querellaci<br />

quarry petriera; (hunting) preda.<br />

~MAN: petrero; v. minar,<br />

exeavar; fracter<br />

quart un quart gallon<br />

quarter (one fourth) quart; (of year<br />

etc.) quartale, trimestre;<br />

(district) quartere, region,-<br />

(mercy) indulgentie; v. divider<br />

in quartes; (troops) logiar,<br />

quarterar<br />

quarterly trimensual(men)<br />

quartermaster quartermastro<br />

quarters (lodgings) logiment; (mil.)<br />

quartere; (of a society etc.)<br />

locale<br />

quartette ~<br />

quarto in quarto<br />

quartz ~<br />

quash ecrasar, anullar; (legal) cassar<br />

quasi ~<br />

quaternary quaternari<br />

quatrain quatren, quar-verse<br />

quaver n. tremolo; note ottesim; v.<br />

tremer; (of voice) tremolar<br />

quay caye, debarcatoria<br />

queen reyessa; (at cards) dama. ~<br />

BEE: ape-reyessa<br />

queenly reyal, soveran, de reyessa<br />

queer strangi, drolli, bizarri (-tá)<br />

quell supresser, domitar, calmar<br />

quench extinter, dessetar<br />

quercitron ~<br />

querulous plendaci<br />

query n. question, dúbite; signe de<br />

interrogation; v. questionar,<br />

matter in question, contestar<br />

quest sercha, questa<br />

question n. ~ (-ar, -abil), demande,<br />

dúbite; v. interrogar; dubitar<br />

pri<br />

questionable dubitabil, íncert, contestabil<br />

queue n. range, file, linea; v. star in<br />

linea, far file<br />

quibble n. evasion, chicane (-ar)<br />

quick rapid (-itá), veloci; agil, activ;<br />

acut. QUICK!: hasta!<br />

quicken stimular, vivificar; (the pace)<br />

accelerar<br />

quicklime calce brulat, calce sin aqua,<br />

calce vivent<br />

quickness rapiditá; penetration<br />

quicksand sablage sucant<br />

quicksilver mercurie<br />

quidproquo quiproquó<br />

quiescent reposant, quiet<br />

quiet a. ~, calm, tranquil; v. calmar,<br />

tranquilisar. TO KEEP ~:<br />

tacer; n. silentie, pace,<br />

quietesse<br />

quietude quietitá, quietesse<br />

quill ~<br />

quilt covri-lette, covritura de lette;<br />

v. trapuntar<br />

quince cidonio<br />

quinine ~<br />

quinquennial quinennial

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quinsy angina<br />

quintessence quintessentie<br />

quintet quintette<br />

quintillion ~<br />

quintuple quintiplic<br />

quip mordacitá, riposte<br />

quire caderne de 25 folies<br />

quirk capricie<br />

quit (~ of) líber de; v. quittar,<br />

abandonar, departer de<br />

quite tot(men), total(men)<br />

quits, to be * esser quitt<br />

quittance quittantie<br />

quiver v. tremer, vibrar; n. tremore;<br />

(of arrows) flechiere<br />

quixotic ~<br />

quiz v. mocar, persiflar<br />

quoin cuneo<br />

quoit jett-anelle<br />

quondam ancian<br />

quorum ~<br />

quota quote, contingente<br />

quotation signes de citation<br />

marks<br />

quote citar (-ate, -ation), ofertar<br />

quotidian ~, omnidiari<br />

quotient quotiente<br />

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rabbet n. canalatura<br />

rabbi rabbino (-ic)<br />

rabbit cunicul. RABBIT-WARREN:<br />

cuniculiera, garenne<br />

rabble canallia, plebeyallia, turbe<br />

rabid rabiosi; frenetic<br />

rabies rabie, hidrofobie<br />

race curse, currida; carriera;<br />

(breed) rasse. ~COURSE:<br />

piste; v. currer<br />

raceme racem<br />

racing currida, cavall-currida<br />

racial rassal<br />

rack n. (torture) tenduore; (shelf)<br />

planca, murtabul, etagere; v.<br />

torturar; (one's brains) rupter<br />

se li cape<br />

racket bruida; (tennis) rácket<br />

raconteur narrator<br />

racy picant<br />

radar ~<br />

radial ~<br />

radiance radiantie, splendore<br />

radiant ~, splendent<br />

radiate radiar (-ation, -ator)<br />

radical a. ~ (-e, -isme)<br />

radicate v. (in)radicar<br />

radio ~; (prefix) radio-<br />

radiograph radiograf (-ie)<br />

radish radise. HORSE~: armoracia<br />

radium ~<br />

radius (Geom.) rádius; (of action)<br />

rayon<br />

raffle loteríe; v. far un loteríe<br />

raft flottuore<br />

rafter trave, raftre<br />

rag chifon, lapp (-allia)<br />

ragamuffin laceron, crapul, chifonoso<br />

rage n. colere, furie; v. furer, furiar;<br />

(be rife) reyer<br />

ragged chifonosi<br />

ragout ragú<br />

ragwort senecio<br />

raid n. razzia, incursion; currassalte;<br />

v. invader; irupter<br />

rail n. barre, palisse; (on which<br />

things run) rel; v. (at) insultar,<br />

invectivar; (- in) palissar<br />

railing palisse (-ade)<br />

raillery persiflage<br />

railway ferrovia, relvia; a. ferroviari,<br />

ferrovial<br />

raiment vestiment<br />

rain pluvie (-al, -osi, -ar). RAIN-<br />

GAUGE: pluviometre.<br />

RAINFALL: precipitation<br />

rainbow arc-in-ciel, ciel-arc, íris<br />

raincoat ínpermeabile<br />

raise levar; producter; (bring up)<br />

elevar, educar; (give rise to)<br />

nascentar; (grow) cultivar;<br />

(increase) augmentar; (money)<br />

colecter<br />

raisin rosine<br />

rajah rajá<br />

rake (implement) rastre (-ar);<br />

(person) libertino, debochero;<br />

v. (artill.) rader<br />

rally reunir (-ion); (troops) ralliar;<br />

(regain strength) refortijar<br />

ram agno; (battering ~) ramme; v.<br />

(in)rammar; compresser<br />

ramble v. migrar, vagar; promenar; n.<br />

promenada<br />

rambling discursiv<br />

ramify ramificar (-ation)<br />

ramose ramosi<br />

ramp n.~<br />

rampage v. furer<br />

rampant v. TO BE ~: exuberar,<br />

luxuriar; reyer<br />

rampart bastion, vall de defense<br />

ramshackle caduc, ruinosi<br />

ranch ~ (-ero)<br />

rancid ~ (-itá)<br />

rancour rancore (-ar, -osi)<br />

rand borde, márgine<br />

random AT ~: in hasarde; a. hasardal,<br />

sporadic<br />

range v. extender se; (set in a row)<br />

ordinar, arangear; (wander)<br />

migrar; n. extension; range,<br />

selection; (kitchen) forn; (of<br />

mountains) montania; (of<br />

missile) tir-distantie<br />

ranger garda-foreste<br />

rank a. rancid; luxuriant; n. rang;<br />

gradu<br />

rankle morder; iritar<br />

ransack traserchar; spoliar<br />

ransom n. ranson (-ar); v. (eccl.)<br />

redempter (-ion)<br />

ranter retoricastro<br />

ranunculus ranuncul<br />

rap frappa (-ar), colpe<br />

rapacious rapaci (-tá), predatori<br />

rape n. rapte; (plant) colza; v.<br />

rapter, violar<br />

rapid a. ~, veloci, hastosi; n.<br />

currente rapid, rapides<br />

rapier rapiere<br />

rapine spoliation; pilliage<br />

rapport harmonic; conexion, relation<br />

rapscallion rascale<br />

rapt ravisset<br />

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rapture extase, delicie, ravissement<br />

rare rar, scarsi; ínfrequent<br />

rarefy rarificar (-ation)<br />

rarity raritá<br />

rascal rascale (-atri), fripon<br />

rase v. rasar til li terre<br />

rash a, íncaut, ínprudent, temerari;<br />

n. eruption, exantema<br />

rasher trancha<br />

rasp ~ (-ar), lime<br />

raspberry frambere (-iero)<br />

rat ratte<br />

rate ~, percentage, tarif; rapidore;<br />

(exchange) valuta; (tax)<br />

impost; (death ~) mortalitá. AT<br />

ANY ~: in omni casu; v. taxar;<br />

impostar; evaluar; (scold)<br />

reprimandar<br />

rather plutost. I WOULD ~: yo vell<br />

preferer<br />

ratify ratificar (-ation)<br />

ratio proportion<br />

ration n. portion, ration; v. portionar,<br />

rationar (-ament)<br />

rational ~ (-lame, -ist)<br />

rattan rotan<br />

rattle n. rala, rasle (-ette, -ada); v.<br />

raslar, cliquettar, ralar.<br />

DEATH ~: stertorada<br />

rattlesnake crotal, sonserpente<br />

raucous rauc (-ore, -itá)<br />

ravage spoliar, devastar<br />

rave delirar; furer<br />

ravel v. involuer, inballar<br />

raven corvo<br />

ravenous voraci, avid<br />

ravine ~<br />

ravish rapter, violar; (delight)<br />

ravisser (-ment)<br />

raw crud, íncocinat; ínmatur,<br />

vulnerosi<br />

ray radie; (fish) ray<br />

razor rasuore, rasette. ~ BLADE:<br />

lámine rasatori, lamette<br />

re- (prefix) re-crear, -formar,<br />

-novar etc.<br />

reach v. atinger (-ement). ~ OUT:<br />

extender; (pass) passar; (-a<br />

place) pervenir a; n.<br />

atingement, capacitá. OUT OF<br />

~: ínatingibil<br />

react reacter (-ion, -iv, -ionario)<br />

read v. leer. ~ ALOUD: leer con<br />

voce<br />

reader letor; (University) lector<br />

readily voluntarimen<br />

readiness , in * preparat, pret<br />

reading letion, leida. ~ MATTER:<br />

letura<br />

ready pret; finit; prompt. ~ MONEY:<br />

contante<br />

ready-made confectet<br />

real ~ (-itá, -isme, -ist, -isar), ver,<br />

genuin<br />

real estate imobilie<br />

realize conscier; (understand)<br />

comprender<br />

realm reyia, dominia<br />

ream risme<br />

reap recoltar; (cut corn) falcear<br />

rear a. posteriori; n. posteriore. IN<br />

THE ~: in detra; v. elevar,<br />

educar; cultivar; (set up)

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stantar; (as a horse) cabrar se<br />

rearguard arrier-guardie<br />

reason n. intelectu, rason (-ar), ration;<br />

cause, motive<br />

reasonable moderat, just, rasonabil<br />

reasoning rasonament<br />

reassure tranquilisar, calmar<br />

rebate rabatte; v. diminuer<br />

rebel rebello; v. rebeller, insurecter<br />

(-ion), revoltar<br />

rebellious rebellic, rebelliosi<br />

rebound v. retrosaltar, ricochettar<br />

rebuff v. rebatter, repulser; n. rebatte,<br />

refusa; defete, repulse<br />

rebuke n. reprimande (-ar), reproche,<br />

castigation<br />

rebus rébus<br />

rebut refutar, repulser<br />

recalcitrant ~<br />

recall revocar; rememorar<br />

recant retractar (un opinion),<br />

deconfesser<br />

recapitulate recapitular (-ation), resumar<br />

recede receder, retroear, retirar se,<br />

regresser<br />

receipt quittantie; recivement; (recipe)<br />

receptu<br />

receive reciver; (persons) recepter<br />

receiver recivente, receptor, recipiente<br />

recent ~, nov<br />

receptacle recipiente, recivuore, vase<br />

reception ~<br />

receptive receptiv<br />

recess alcov, niche; prorogation,<br />

intervalle<br />

recipe receptu<br />

reciprocal reciproc (-ar, -itá)<br />

recital presentation; enumeration<br />

recite recitar (-ation, -ate, -ator),<br />

racontar<br />

reck haver sucies por<br />

reckless temerari, ínprudent<br />

reckon calcular, computar, contar. ~<br />

UP: addir<br />

reckoning calcul; conte<br />

reclaim reclamar (-ation), reformar;<br />

reganiar<br />

recline inclinar se, apoyar se; reposar<br />

recluse eremite, anacoret; solitario<br />

recognise reconosser; (acknowledge)<br />

aconosser<br />

recoil recular, retrosaltar, ricochettar<br />

recollect rememorar, revocar in mente;<br />

(~ oneself) recoleer se<br />

recollection memorie, memoration<br />

recommend recomandar (-ation)<br />

recompense n. ~ (-ar)<br />

reconcile (re)conciliar (-ation), acordar<br />

recondite abstrus, ocult<br />

reconnaissance recognoscida<br />

reconnoitre recognoscer, explorar<br />

record v. inscrir, registrar; (events)<br />

cronicar; n. registre; (sport)<br />

record; (gramophone) disco;<br />

(Hist.) cronica; n.pl. archive<br />

recorder chef judiciario<br />

recount v. racontar, narrar; n. (check)<br />

reconta, control<br />

recoup indemnisar<br />

recourse recurse<br />

recover recuperar (re)convalescer; (-<br />

recovery<br />

from emotion) recoleer se;<br />

(retrieve) reganiar; (cover<br />

again) recovrir<br />

resanation, reconvalescentie;<br />

reconquesta<br />

recreant renegate; caudarde, poltron<br />

recreate recrear (-ation, -tiv)<br />

recriminate contra-acusar, contrablamar<br />

recrudescent ~ (-ie)<br />

recruit recrute (-ar)<br />

rectangle rectangul (-ari)<br />

rectify rectificar (-abil, -ation)<br />

rectilineal rectilineari<br />

rectitude rectitá, honestitá<br />

rector paroco; (academical) rector (atu)<br />

rectum ~<br />

recumbent jacent, reposant<br />

recuperate convalescer<br />

recur repetir se, re-evenir<br />

recurrence reeveniment, retorn<br />

recurring * decimale periodic<br />

decimal<br />

recusant ~, dissident<br />

red rubi; n. rubore, rubie<br />

red-hot ardent<br />

redbreast rubicol, rubi-péctore<br />

redden rubar; (intr.) rubi jar<br />

redeem (article) degagear; recomprar;<br />

(eccl.) redempter (-iv, -or)<br />

redeeming a. compensatori<br />

redingote ~<br />

redolent bonodorant, amemorant,<br />

suggestent<br />

redoubt redute<br />

redoubtable formidabil<br />

redound IT REDOUNDS TO HIS<br />

CREDIT: to honora le<br />

redress amendar, reparar, remediar a<br />

redskin n. rubipelle<br />

redstart rubi-caude<br />

red-tape rutine oficial<br />

reduce reducter (-ion, -or), diminuer,<br />

abassar<br />

redundant superflú (-itá)<br />

re-echo resonar, re-ecoar<br />

reed canne; (of mus. instrument)<br />

bec<br />

reef riff; (naut.) reff (-ar)<br />

reek fum, vapor; v. emisser<br />

vapores, malodorar<br />

reel bobine, spul; (fishing)<br />

molinette; v. chancelar;<br />

vertiginar<br />

refectory manjatoria; refectoria<br />

refer referer (se a), aluder; relater;<br />

consultar<br />

referee n. arbitro, referent<br />

reference referentie, alusion, mention.<br />

WITH ~ TO: concernent, pri,<br />

apropó<br />

refill recharge (-ar)<br />

refine rafinar (-ería, -ament)<br />

refinement elegantie, rafinament<br />

refit re-equipar, reparar, rehabilitar<br />

reflect reflecter (-ion, -or), ponderar;<br />

(phys.) reflexer<br />

reflexive a. reflexiv; n. reflexive<br />

reflux reflute<br />

reform n. reforme (-ar, -ativ, -ator,<br />

-atoria, -ation)<br />

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refract refracter (-iv, -ion, -or, -ibil)<br />

refractory obstinat, recalcitrant;<br />

"ínfusibil; n. infusibile<br />

refrain v. abstener se de, frenar se; n.<br />

refrane<br />

refrangible refractibil<br />

refresh refriscar, recrear<br />

refreshment refriscament, colation,<br />

intermanja<br />

refrigerate refrigerar (-ator, -ation)<br />

refuge refugie, asil; (place) refugia.<br />

TO TAKE ~: refugir<br />

refugee refugitor, refugiente<br />

refulgent brilliant, splendent<br />

refund retropayar, rimborsar<br />

refusal refusa<br />

refuse v. refusar; rejecter; n. jettallia,<br />

escombre<br />

refute refutar (-abil, -ation)<br />

regain reganiar<br />

regal reyal<br />

regale v. regalar (-ade)<br />

regalia insignes, regalie<br />

regard v. regardar; (consider) egardar,<br />

opiner; n. regarde; estima,<br />

egarda. KIND REGARDS:<br />

bon desires<br />

regarding concernent, pri, apropó<br />

regardless sin egarda<br />

regatta ~<br />

regeneate regenerar (-at, -ator, -ation)<br />

regent reyente (-ie)<br />

regicide reyicid; (the act) reyicidie<br />

regie regie<br />

regime regíme<br />

regimen diete<br />

regiment ~ (-al, -ation)<br />

region ~ (-al), districte<br />

register n. registre; liste electoral; v.<br />

registrar (-ation, -ament);<br />

(letters) recomandar<br />

registrar registrator<br />

registry buro de plazzament<br />

regression ~, retrogression<br />

regret n. regrete (-ar, -abil)<br />

regular regulari (-tá, -isar)<br />

regulate regular (-ation, -ament, -ator),<br />

guvernar<br />

rehabilitate rehabilitar (-ation)<br />

rehearse provar<br />

rehearsal prova, repetition<br />

reign v. reyer; prevaler; n. regne,<br />

reyentie<br />

reimburse rimborsar (-ament) REIN(S):<br />

bride (-ar). TO GIVE ~ TO:<br />

efrenar<br />

reincarnate v. reincarnar (-ation)<br />

reindeer renn (-o, -a)<br />

reinforce fortificar, infortiar.<br />

reinforced ferro-beton<br />

concrete<br />

reinstate reinstituer, restaurar,<br />

retablisser<br />

reiterate iterar (-ation, -ativ), repetir<br />

reject rejecter (-ion), refusar<br />

rejoice joyar (-ada), jubilar<br />

rejoin rejunter, reunir; (reply)<br />

replicar<br />

rejoinder replica; riposte<br />

relapse v. recader; remaladijar; n.<br />

(crime) recidive (-ar)

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relate relater (-ent), referer; (narrate)<br />

racontar, narrar<br />

related afin, parent<br />

relation ~; (relative) parente.<br />

RELATIONSHIP: parentitá,<br />

afinitá<br />

relative a. relativ; pertinent. ~ TO...:<br />

pri, relatent a...; n. parente<br />

relax relaxar, mitigar, detender se<br />

relay v. remplazzar; n. relé (-ar)<br />

release v. liberar (-ation); dechargear;<br />

dispensar<br />

relegate relegar (-ation)<br />

relent mollijar, ceder<br />

relentless ínflexibil, dur, ínexorabil<br />

relevant pertinent, aplicabil<br />

reliable fidibil; pruvat; (of<br />

information) bon fundat<br />

reliant confident (-ie)<br />

reliance fide. TO PLACE ~ IN:<br />

confider a<br />

relic reliquie<br />

relief sucurse, aleviation, mitigation;<br />

auxilie; (sculpture ) relief.<br />

PUBLIC ~: assistentie public<br />

relieve aleviar, mitigar, liberar; (the<br />

poor) assister; (ease) facilisar<br />

religion ~; pietá<br />

religious religiosi, pie<br />

relinquish renunciar, ceder, abandonar;<br />

(an office) demissionar<br />

relish v. juir, savurar; n. guste,<br />

savura<br />

reluctant desinclinat, poc inclinat, nevolent<br />

rely fider a, apoyar se a<br />

remain restar, (re)maner<br />

remains restage<br />

remainder reste, restage, residue; lu<br />

céteri; (those remaining) li<br />

céteris<br />

remand suspender li judicie por<br />

ulteriori investigation<br />

remark v. observar (-ation), remarcar;<br />

(say) dir; n. remarca, note,<br />

comenta<br />

remarkable remarcabil, extraordinari,<br />

notabil<br />

remedy n. remedie; medicament; v.<br />

remeder, reparar, rectificar<br />

remember memorar; (recall) rememorar<br />

remind amemorar<br />

reminiscent ~ (-ie), memorativ<br />

remiss negligent, decuidosi<br />

remission ~<br />

remit remisser, anullar<br />

remittance remisse<br />

remnant rest; remanente<br />

remonstrate protestar (-ation), far<br />

objectiones<br />

remorse ~<br />

remorseless sin compatiment, cruel,<br />

ínexorabil<br />

remote lontan, distant; ancian<br />

removal translocation; (dismissal)<br />

deposition<br />

remove remover, alontanar, forprender,<br />

abolir; (one's residence)<br />

translocar<br />

remunerate remunerar (-abil, -ativ, -ation)<br />

renaissance renascentie<br />

renal ~<br />

rend lacerar, raffar<br />

render dar, rendir; (translate)<br />

traducter; (perform) presentar,<br />

far, performar<br />

rendering version, traduction,<br />

presentation<br />

rendezvous rendevú<br />

renegade renegate, apostatico<br />

renew renovar (-ation); repetir<br />

rennet coagulative<br />

renounce renunciar (-ation), abstener se<br />

de; (resign) resignar<br />

renovate renovar (-ation, -ator)<br />

renowned elebri (-tá), famosi<br />

rent (tear) lacere, fensura; (income)<br />

renta; (of house) luage, luprecie;<br />

v. luar (-ation, -ator)<br />

rental luage, lu-payament<br />

repair v. reparar (-ation, -ator,<br />

-atura), restaurar. ~ TO: vader<br />

a<br />

repartee riposte<br />

repast repaste<br />

repatriate repatriar (-ation)<br />

repay retropayar, rimborsar;<br />

revancliar<br />

repeal anullar, abrogar (-ation),<br />

revocar<br />

repeat repetir (-ition, -itor); iterar,<br />

recitar<br />

repel repulser (-iv, -ion), repussar<br />

repent repenter (-entie)<br />

repercussion ~<br />

repertoire repertorie<br />

repetition ~<br />

repine plendir, gemir<br />

replace remplazzar, remetter,<br />

substituer, vicear<br />

replenish replenar<br />

replete plen, complet; sat<br />

repletion plenitá, saturitá<br />

replica copie, replica, calca<br />

reply n. replica (—ar), response; v.<br />

responDer<br />

report n. raporte (-ar, -ero); rumore,<br />

fama; (of gun) craca, son. ~<br />

TO THE GUARDROOM:<br />

anuncia vos in li arest-locale<br />

repose n. repose (-ar)<br />

repository depositoria<br />

reprehend censurar, reprimandar<br />

reprehensible censurabil, blamabil<br />

represent representar (-ante, -ation,<br />

~ativ)<br />

representative a. representativ, tipic; n.<br />

representante, agente<br />

repress represser (-iv, -ion)<br />

reprieve amnestiar, suspender li<br />

execution; n. mora, amnestie<br />

reprimand reprimande (-ar)<br />

reprint n. reprinta (-ar)<br />

reprisal represalie<br />

reproach n. reproche (-ar)<br />

reprobate a. peccosi, depravat; n.<br />

peccator, libertino; v.<br />

condamnar; censurar<br />

reproduce reproducter (-iv, -ion)<br />

reproof censura, admonition<br />

reprove admonir, reprimandar<br />

reptile ~<br />

republic republica (-an, -anisme)<br />

repudiate repudiar (-ation); (a statement)<br />

dementir<br />

repugnant ~ (-ie)<br />

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repulse v. repulser (-ion, -iv), repussar<br />

repute v. reputar (-ation, -abil); n.<br />

fama<br />

reputed assertet. TO BE ~: haver li<br />

reputation<br />

request n. demande, petition; v. petir,<br />

demandar, solicitar<br />

requiem ~<br />

require besonar, exiger, postular<br />

requirement demande, beson, postulation<br />

requisite necessi, besonat<br />

requisition n. ~; v. requisir<br />

requite recompensar; quittar<br />

reredos retable<br />

rescind anullar, abrogar<br />

rescript rescripte, edicte<br />

rescue v. salvar (-ation), sucurser,<br />

liberar; n. auxilie, sucurse<br />

research resercha (-ar)<br />

resemblance similitá, semblantie<br />

resemble similar. RESEMBLING: simil<br />

a<br />

resent resentir (-iment)<br />

resentful rancorosi<br />

reserve ~ (-ar, -at, -ation); (native ~)<br />

reservia<br />

reservoir reservuore<br />

reside resider (-ente, -entie, -entia,<br />

-ential), logiar<br />

residue ~ (-al)<br />

resign resignar (se), demisser,<br />

demissionar<br />

resilient resaltatori, elastic<br />

resin resine (-osi)<br />

resist resister (-entie, -ibil)<br />

resoluie firm, decidet, resoluet<br />

resolution ~; firmitá; decision<br />

resolve resoluer<br />

resonant ~ (-ie)<br />

resort n. loc frequentat; recurse; v.<br />

recurrer, haver recurse a;<br />

frequentar<br />

resound reverberar, resonar<br />

resource remedie, ressurse, expediente<br />

resourceful ingeniosi<br />

respect n. respecte (-ar, -abil, -osi). IN<br />

MANY RESPECTS: in mani<br />

concernenties. IN THAT ~: in<br />

ti egarde. WITH ~ TO: con<br />

egard a, pri, concernent<br />

respective relativ, propri<br />

respire respirar (-ation, -atori)<br />

respite réspit; pause, suspension,<br />

mora<br />

resplendent splendent, brilliant<br />

respond responDer, replicar<br />

respondent respondente<br />

response ~ (-abil, -iv)<br />

responsible, to * responsar<br />

be<br />

responsory responsorie<br />

rest repose, pause; (remainder)<br />

reste, lu céteri; v. reposar;<br />

(stay) maner, restar; (lean)<br />

apoyar<br />

restaurant restorería, restauration<br />

restful tranquil, quiet<br />

restitution ~<br />

restless inquiet<br />

restore restaurar, restituer, retrodar;<br />

renovar<br />

restrain represser, refrenar<br />

restrict restricter (-ion, -iv), limitar,

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result v. resultar (-ate, -ant)<br />

resume resumé, resumate<br />

resume reprender, recomensar<br />

resurrect resurecter (-ion), revivificar,<br />

reviventar<br />

resuscitate reviventar, revivificar<br />

retail vendir in detallie<br />

retailer detalliante, revenditor<br />

retain (re)tener<br />

retaliate far represalies, payar per li<br />

sam monete, revanchar<br />

retard retardar, alentar, impedir<br />

retch quasi-vomir<br />

retention ~<br />

reticent reservat, silentiosi, taciturn<br />

reticule reticul, rete-sac<br />

retina retine<br />

retinue suita<br />

retire retirar se, retraer se; (from a<br />

Service) quittar li servicie;<br />

demissionar<br />

retired retirat; emerit<br />

retirement demission, ocie; retirament;<br />

solitá, seclusion<br />

retiring modest<br />

retort v. ripostar; n. (chem.) retorte;<br />

riposte<br />

retouch v. retuchar (-ero)<br />

retrace retroear<br />

retract retraer, retractar, revocar<br />

retreat n. retraida, retirada; v. retirar<br />

se, retraer se<br />

retrench restricter li expenses,<br />

economisar, limitar<br />

retribution ~<br />

retrieve reganiar, recuperar, retabliaser<br />

retro- retro-cession, -gression,<br />

-spection<br />

return n. retorn, revenida; restitution;<br />

v. retornar, revenir;<br />

retromisser, redar, retrodar,<br />

restituer, rendir; electer. BY ~<br />

OF POST: per retroposta. IN<br />

~: in revancha<br />

reunion ~<br />

reunite reunir<br />

reveal revelar (-ation), monstrar,<br />

decelar<br />

reveille revellie<br />

revel v. festar (-ada), banquettar,<br />

regalar se. TO ~ IN:<br />

entusiasmar se por<br />

revelation ~; (Bible) apocalipse<br />

revenge venjar (-aci); n. revenja,<br />

venjament<br />

revenue revenú<br />

reverberate reverberar (-ation), resonar<br />

revere reverer (-end)<br />

reverent ~ (-ie)<br />

reverie reverie<br />

reversal inversion, reversion<br />

reverse defete; (side) reverse;<br />

(opposite) lu oposit, contrarie;<br />

v. reversar; revocar, reverTer<br />

reversion ~<br />

revert reverTer (-sibil)<br />

review (troops) inspecter, reviser (ion);<br />

(the past) retrospecter, far<br />

revúe de; (books etc.) recenser<br />

(-ion, -or); n. (periodical)<br />

revúe<br />

revile insultar, injuriar; defamar<br />

revise reviser (-ion), amendar<br />

revival renascentie, retorn del vive;<br />

reviventation<br />

revive reviventar, revivificar; restorar<br />

revoke revocar (-ation); (at cards) ne<br />

observar li suita<br />

revolt rebeller (-ion), insurecter;<br />

(sicken) nausear, revulser<br />

revolting degustant, revulsiv, nauseativ<br />

REVOLUTION: ~ (-ari, -ario)<br />

revolve revoluer, rotar, girar; meditar<br />

revolver revólver<br />

revue revue; inspection<br />

revulsion ~, aversion, reaction subit<br />

reward n. recompense (-ar)<br />

rhapsody rapsodie<br />

rheostat reostate<br />

rhetoric retorica (-al, -astro)<br />

rhetorical retoric (-o)<br />

rheumatic reumatic<br />

rheumatism reumatisme<br />

rhinoceros rinócero, nasecorn<br />

rhodium ~<br />

rhododendron rododéndron<br />

rhombus rombe (-oid)<br />

rhubarb rubarbe<br />

rhyme rim (-ar, -arium, -ero, -astro)<br />

rhythm ritme (-ic)<br />

rib coste (-al)<br />

ribald obscen<br />

ribbon bande; (typewriter ~) colorbande<br />

rice ris. ~ PLANTATION: risiera<br />

rich ~ (-esse); fertil, sumptuosi,<br />

opulent<br />

rick fen-piramide<br />

rickets rachite (-ic)<br />

ricochet n. ricochette (-ar)<br />

rid a. liberat, debarassat; v. liberar<br />

(se), desembarassar (se) de<br />

riddle n. enigma, rébus; (sieve)<br />

cribelle (-ar); (with shot)<br />

perforar<br />

ride promenar a cavalle, cavalcar;<br />

(in vehicle) vehicular; (~ at<br />

anchor) flottar ye ancre; n.<br />

promena (-ada); cavalca<br />

rider cavalcator; (to a will) codicille<br />

ridge creste, sulca, ruga, dorse<br />

ridicule v. deriDer (-sion), ridicular,<br />

mocar<br />

ridiculous ridicul, absurd<br />

riding-school manege<br />

ripe prevalent, reyent, luxuriant<br />

ripp-rapf canallia<br />

riple carabine (-ero), fusil. RIPLE-<br />

BUTTS: para-balles; v.<br />

spoliar, traserchar<br />

ript fensura, fissura<br />

rig v. taclar<br />

rigging taclage, cordage<br />

right a. ver, just; (straight) rect;<br />

corect; (- hand) dextri: n. jure;<br />

justicie; rason; rectitá. ON<br />

THE ~: a dextre; v. rectificar;<br />

(set upright) erecter, stantar<br />

rightangle rectangul (-ari)<br />

righteous vertuosi, sant, honest<br />

rightpul legitim, just, ver<br />

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rigid ~ (-itá); severi, ínflexibil<br />

rigmarole galimatias<br />

rigour rigore (-osi), severitá<br />

rile iritar, vexar<br />

rim borde; (of wheel) felga<br />

rime pruine, gela crinosi<br />

rind cruste, pelle, cortice<br />

ring n. anelle; circul; (sport) arena.<br />

THERE'S A ~ AT THE<br />

DOOR: on sona; v. (bell)<br />

sonar, tintinar; (encompass)<br />

circumdar; assediar; (echo)<br />

resonar<br />

ringleader ductor (chef) de banda<br />

ringlet bucle<br />

ringworm tinea (tonsural)<br />

rink patinatoria, patinería<br />

rinse rinsar (-allia)<br />

riot n. tumultu (-ar), excesse,<br />

desórdine; orgie; v. insurecter<br />

(-ion). TO RUN ~: turbulear<br />

riotous tumultuosi, seditiosi RIP: v.<br />

lacerar<br />

riparian riveran, rivari<br />

ripe matur (-ar, -itá)<br />

ripple v. undettear<br />

rise n. ascension, orígine; clive;<br />

avansament. TO GIVE ~ TO:<br />

causar, nascentar; v. ascenDer,<br />

turrear; levar se; augmentar se<br />

risible risibil (-itá)<br />

rising insurection, rebellion; (of sun)<br />

ascension<br />

risk n. risca (-ar), hasarde (-ar),<br />

dangere<br />

rissole ~<br />

rite ritu (-al, -ale, -alisme)<br />

rival rivale (-isar), concurrente<br />

river rivere, fluvie<br />

rivet rivete (-ar)<br />

rivulet riverette<br />

roach ray<br />

road strade, via; rute; (naut.) rade.<br />

roadside margine<br />

roam migrar, vagar<br />

roan ~<br />

roar v. muir, rugir (-ida); (of<br />

applause etc.) eclate<br />

roast v. rostar, grillar; (coffee)<br />

torrefacter<br />

roastbeef rostbif<br />

rob raubar; deprivar; (steal from)<br />

furter<br />

robber furtero, furtard, raubero<br />

robbery raube, furte<br />

robe ~; (official gown) talare; v.<br />

vestir<br />

robin rubicol, rubi-péctore<br />

robust ~, vigorosi<br />

rock rocca (-osi), petre. ~OIL:<br />

petroleo; v. balansar; lullar<br />

ROCKET: rakete, roquette<br />

rococo rococo<br />

rod verge; (fishing) canne a piscar;<br />

(mech.) bielle<br />

rodent n. rodente, rosor<br />

roe (female deer) cerva; (of fish)<br />

pisc-oves. ROEBUCK:<br />

capreolo<br />

rogue rascale, fripon; fraudero;<br />

vagabunde

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roguish petulant, jocaci<br />

role rol<br />

roll v. rular, voluer. TO ~ UP:<br />

involuer, inballar; (pastry)<br />

platrular; n. rulage; liste,<br />

registre; (of bread) panette<br />

roller rul; cilindre (de jardin)<br />

rolling (waves) undeant, undatri<br />

rolling-mill laminería<br />

romance (literary) roman; (mus.)<br />

romance; fabul; a. (language)<br />

romanic; v. fabular<br />

romanise romanisar<br />

romantic a. ~<br />

romp bruosi lude<br />

rondeau rondo<br />

roop tecte, tegment (-ar, -ero, -age);<br />

(of mouth; pálate<br />

rook cornille; (Chess) turre<br />

room sala, chambre, cámera; (space)<br />

spacie<br />

roomy spaciosi, vast,; ampli<br />

roost galliniere<br />

root n. radica; orígine, fonte; v.<br />

(in)radicar. TO ~ OUT:<br />

eradicar, extirpar<br />

rope n. corde, fune. ROPEYARD:<br />

corderia; v. fixar o ligar per<br />

corde<br />

rorqual ~<br />

rosary rosarium<br />

rose ~ (-ette). ROSEBUSH:<br />

rosiero; (of watering-can)<br />

aspersette<br />

roseate rosi, rosatri<br />

rosemary rosmarine<br />

rosette ~, cocarde<br />

rosin resine, colofonie<br />

roster liste de dejoras<br />

rostrum tribune, estrade<br />

rosy rubi, roscolori, ros-rubi<br />

rot v. putrir (-ition, -ificar); n.<br />

(nonsense) nonsense<br />

rota liste de dejoras<br />

rotary rotatori<br />

rotate rotar (-ator), girar, tornar se<br />

rotation ~, succession<br />

rote BY ~: per memorie<br />

rotten putrid<br />

rotund rond<br />

rotunda rotunde<br />

roue debochon<br />

rouge n. farde, rubi crayon<br />

rough violent; brusqui; ínpolit, rud;<br />

(not smooth) aspri;<br />

(approximate) aproximativ;<br />

(hoarse) rauc<br />

roughly circa, aproximativmen;<br />

brusquimen, violentmen<br />

roulette rulette<br />

round a. rond, circulari, sferic. ALL<br />

THE YEAR ~: li tot annu. TO<br />

GO ~: rotar, girar, tornar se;<br />

suficer por omnes; v. arondar;<br />

n. ronde, circul; (of ladder)<br />

scalun; (applause) salve<br />

roundabout a. indirect; ad. circa; n.<br />

carruselle<br />

roundel rondelle<br />

rouse avigilar, alarmar; incitar<br />

rout desórdine, fugida; defete;<br />

(mil.) derute; v. derutar<br />

route rute, via<br />

routine rutine (-ari, -al)<br />

rove inigrar, vagar<br />

row n. (line) range, file, linea;<br />

colonne; (noise) clamore,<br />

bruida; querelle; v. remar (ation)<br />

rowan sorbe<br />

rowdy a. bruosi, tumultuosi; n.<br />

tumultuon<br />

rowlock tolette<br />

royal reyal (-ist, -isme)<br />

royalty dignitá reyal, soveranitá; (on a<br />

book etc.; tantieme<br />

rub v. frottar, fricter. ~ OUT:<br />

efaciar<br />

rubber cautchuc; gumme. ~ BAND:<br />

cautchuclace<br />

rubbish escombre, jettallia; (exclam.)<br />

nonsens!<br />

rubble fragmentallia, murallia<br />

rubescent rubijant<br />

rubric rubrica<br />

ruby n. rubine; a. (colour) rubi<br />

ruche ~<br />

ruck ut frossar<br />

rudder timon, stir<br />

ruddy rubatri<br />

rude rud, íncivil, íncult, ínpolit,<br />

crud, descortesi, impertinent<br />

rudiment ~ (-al, -ari)<br />

rue lamentar, regretar; n. (bot.)<br />

ruta<br />

rueful morni, trist<br />

ruff colarette<br />

ruffian rixard, bandite<br />

ruffle v. frossar; desordinar;<br />

(discompose) detranquilisar; n.<br />

manchette; jabot<br />

rug tapisse; (cloth) lan-covritura<br />

rugate rugat, rugosi<br />

rugged aspri, sulcosi<br />

ruin ruine (-osi), perition; v. ruinar,<br />

damagear; desolar<br />

rule regul, norme; (regulation)<br />

regulament; (for lines),<br />

lineale; (of king etc.) regne,<br />

regnantie. AS A ~:<br />

generalmen, in general; v.<br />

guvernar; (establish, lay<br />

down) statuer; (line) linear. TO<br />

~ OUT: excluder<br />

ruler guvernator; (instrument)<br />

mesurette, lineale<br />

rum n. ~; a. strangi, bizarri<br />

rumba ~<br />

rumble v. rul-sonar<br />

ruminate v. ruminar (-ant, -ation) ,<br />

meditar<br />

rumiage traserchar<br />

rumour fama, rumore. IT IS<br />

RUMOURED: on di que<br />

rump fesse<br />

rumple frossar<br />

run 1.|run v. currer; (fluids) fluer; (of<br />

ulcer) supurar.<br />

to run across| incontrar.<br />

run<br />

run away|run fugir; (water) defluer.<br />

run into|run colider con.<br />

run short of|runne plu haver, mancar. I AM<br />

RUNNING SHORT OF<br />

PAPER: mi provision de paper<br />

es presc exhaustet.<br />

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run over|run debordar, superfluer; (vehicle)<br />

super-currer.<br />

run up against| chocar se contra, incontrar;<br />

run<br />

run 2.|run n. curse, currida. THE ~ OF A<br />

PLACE: ínimpedit accesse<br />

runaway fugitor, desertor, fugitivo<br />

rune ~ (-ic)<br />

rung n. scalun<br />

runner currero; (mech.) glissuore; (of<br />

plant) sarment (-osi)<br />

running THREE DAYS ~: tri dies<br />

successiv men<br />

rupture v. rupter; n. ruptura, hernie (al)<br />

rural ~, rustic<br />

ruse astutie, ruse, tric<br />

rush v. hastar; (- at) jettar se vers<br />

(contra), precipitar se, adcurrer<br />

impetuosimen; n. hastada;<br />

(reed) cárex<br />

russet ross<br />

russia leather yufte<br />

rust oxide (-ar se, -at), ferruine<br />

rustic ~ (-itá), rural; (person) rustico,<br />

provincialo<br />

rustle frufrutar<br />

rut rot-sulca, carril<br />

ruthless ínhuman, sin campatiment<br />

rye secale<br />

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sabbath sábbat; (Sunday) soledí<br />

sable a. nigri; n. zóbol<br />

sabot lignin sapate<br />

sabotage v. sabotar (-age)<br />

sabre ~ (-ar)<br />

saccharine sacarine<br />

sacerdotal ~ (-isme)<br />

sack n. sac (-ada). SACK-CLOTH:<br />

sacco; v. pilliar; (dismiss)<br />

desemployar, desingagear,<br />

demisser<br />

sacking sac-linage<br />

sacrament ~ (-al). TO ADMINISTER<br />

THE ~: comunier<br />

sacred sacri, sant<br />

sacrifice n. sacrificie (-al); v. sacrificar<br />

(-ator), imolar<br />

sacrilege sacrilegie (-osi)<br />

sacristan ~<br />

sacristy sacristia<br />

sacrosanct sacro-sant<br />

sad trist (-esse), morni; (grievous)<br />

grav<br />

sadden atristar<br />

saddle sedle (-ar, -ero, -ería); v.<br />

(burden) chargear<br />

safe a. salv, secur, ínnocet, in bon<br />

statu, in bon standa; n. monéscaf,<br />

garda-moné; (food)<br />

garda-manjage<br />

safeguard precaution<br />

saffron safran<br />

sag pender lax<br />

saga ~, legende<br />

sagacious sagaci (-tá)<br />

sage a. sagi (-tá); n. sagio; (bot.)<br />

salvia<br />

sago ~ (-palme)<br />

sail n. segle (-ar, -ero, -ation,

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-ator); (journey) passage; v.<br />

navigar<br />

sailor marinero<br />

sainfoin esparsette<br />

saint santo (-itá)<br />

sake FOR THE ~ OF: pro, por, pro<br />

egarde a<br />

salad salade (-iere)<br />

sal-ammoniac sal-amoniac<br />

salamander salamandre<br />

salary salarie (-ar)<br />

sale vende, rendition, vendida;<br />

realisation<br />

salesman venditor<br />

salient ~, prominent<br />

saline a. salin<br />

saliva ~ (-ar)<br />

sallow a. pallid, yelb; n. salice<br />

sally n. curr-atacca; (of wit)<br />

espritositá; v. surtir<br />

salmon ~<br />

saloon (room) sala, salon<br />

salt a. salosi, salat, salin; n. sale (ar,<br />

-iere, -iera); v. (in)salar,<br />

marinar<br />

saltpetre salpetre, nitre<br />

salubrious salubri (-tá)<br />

salutary util, salutari<br />

salute ~ (-ar)<br />

salvage ~; v. salvagear<br />

salvation ~ (-ist)<br />

salve unguente (-ar), balsam<br />

salvo salve<br />

same sam, identic<br />

samovar ~<br />

sample specimen, mustre, exemplare;<br />

v. provar, mustrar<br />

sanatorium sanatoria<br />

sanctify santificar (-ation)<br />

sanctimonious hipocritic, piachi<br />

sanction ~ (-ar)<br />

sanctity santitá<br />

sanctuary santuarium; (refuge) asil<br />

sand n. sable, sand (-i, -osi, -banca,<br />

-riff)<br />

sandal sandale; (tree) santale<br />

sandstone sable-petre<br />

sandwich sandwich. ~MAN: portaafiche<br />

sane de san spíritu, de san mente<br />

sangfroid aplombe, sangue frigid<br />

sanguinary sanguinari<br />

sanguine sanguin, optimistic<br />

sanitary sanitari, salubri<br />

sanitation higiene<br />

sanity sanitá mental<br />

sap n. succ (-osi); v. subminar,<br />

sappar (-ero); exhauster<br />

sapient ~ (-ie)<br />

sapling arborelle, yun árbor<br />

saponacious saponatri<br />

sapper sappero<br />

sapphire safire<br />

saraband sarabande<br />

saracen ~<br />

sarcasm sarcasme<br />

sarcastic ~<br />

sarcophagus sarcofago<br />

sardine ~<br />

sardonic ~<br />

sargasso ~<br />

sartorial ~<br />

sash charpe; (of window) cadre<br />

fenestral<br />

satan satano (-ic)<br />

satchel porta-folie, paperiere<br />

sate, satiate * satiar (-abil)<br />

satellite satelite<br />

satiety satietá, satie<br />

satin satine<br />

satire ~ (-ic, -ist, -isar)<br />

satisfied content, satisfat; convictet; (of<br />

apetite) sat<br />

satisfy satisfar (-ation, -ant, -atori),<br />

contentar<br />

saturate saturar (-ation, -itá)<br />

saturated satur<br />

saturday saturdí<br />

satyr satiro<br />

sauce ~ (-iere); impertinentie<br />

saucepan casserol<br />

saucer subtasse<br />

saucy impertinent (-ie)<br />

sauerkraut ~<br />

saunter ear lentmen, vagar, flanar<br />

sausage salsice<br />

savage a. íncult, savagi (-tá, -eríe),<br />

feroci, barbaric; n. savagio,<br />

barbaro<br />

save v. (rescue) salvar; (economise)<br />

sparniar, economisar; (keep)<br />

conservar; reservar; (protect)<br />

gardar; (prevent) preventer:<br />

prep. except(et); conj.<br />

except(et)<br />

saveloy cervelate<br />

savings sparniage, sparniament<br />

saviour Salvator<br />

savour n. sapore (-osi); v. savurar; (~<br />

of) saper<br />

savoury a. (spiced) spiceat<br />

saw n. sega (-ería); (saying)<br />

aforisme. SAWDUST:<br />

segallia. SAWING-TRESTLE:<br />

seguore; v. segar<br />

saxifrage saxifraga<br />

saxophone saxofon<br />

say dir. THAT IS TO ~: a saver<br />

saying sententie, aforisme<br />

scab cruste; (disease) scabie (-osi)<br />

scabbard espadiere, foderale, portaespade<br />

scabies scabie (-osi)<br />

scabious (bot.) scabiose<br />

scaffold scafote (-age)<br />

scaffolding scafalde<br />

scald v. scaldar<br />

scale n. (grade) gradu; (graduated<br />

range) scale: (mus.) gamme;<br />

(of charges) tarif; (~pan) platil<br />

de balancie; (of animals)<br />

squame (-osi); v. climbar;<br />

(with ladders) scaladar; (peel<br />

off) desquamar<br />

scales balancie<br />

scallop feston; (mollusc) péctine<br />

scalp ~ (-ar, -el)<br />

scamp rascale, vale-necós; v.<br />

laborachar<br />

scamper hastar<br />

scan scanDer (-sion); examinar<br />

scandal scandale (-isar, -osi)<br />

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scant(y) * scarsi, insuficent, rar; v. usar<br />

mesquinmen<br />

scapegoat expiator, peccon<br />

scapula scapul (-arie)<br />

scar cicatre (-isar)<br />

scarab scarabé<br />

scarce scarsi (-tá), rar<br />

scarcely apen<br />

scare v. terrer, far fugir; n. panica<br />

scarecrow para-avie<br />

scarf charpe<br />

scarify scarificar (-ation)<br />

scarlet scarlat. ~ FEVER: febre<br />

scarlatin, scarlatine<br />

scarp scarpe (-at)<br />

scathing anihilant, aplastant<br />

scatter disperser, disjettar, dissemar<br />

scavenger balayero, escombrero<br />

scene ~ (-ic); (view) perspective.<br />

BEHIND THE SCENES:<br />

detra li culisse<br />

scenery (theatre) deoorationes;<br />

sceneríe; (landscape) paisage<br />

scent n. odore (-ar), parfúm (-ar);<br />

(hunting) flare (-ar)<br />

sceptic sceptico<br />

sceptical sceptic (-isme)<br />

sceptre ~<br />

schedule liste, formulare, tabelle, cedul<br />

scheme schema (-tic), plan, projecte; v.<br />

projector, conspirar, intrigar<br />

schism schisma (-tic)<br />

schist ~<br />

scholar elev (-a, -o) , scolero; docte,<br />

erudito. ~SHIP: stipendie;<br />

erudition<br />

scholarly erudit<br />

scholastic ~<br />

school scole; (building) scola,<br />

educatoria. ~FELLOW:<br />

conscolero. ~MASTER:<br />

mastre, principale, pedagogo<br />

schooner scune<br />

sciatica ~<br />

science scientie (-al, -ic, -ist, -ific)<br />

scimitar cimeterre<br />

scintillate scintillar (-ation)<br />

scissors cisores, cisette, tondette<br />

scoff deriDer, mocar<br />

scold v. insultar, injuriar,<br />

reprimandar<br />

scoop haustor, palla; v. hauster,<br />

excavar<br />

scope oportunitá; cadre, camp de<br />

action; (aim) scope<br />

scorbutic ~<br />

scorch ustular (-ation)<br />

score (notch) incision; cause,<br />

motive; (games) calcul, conte;<br />

(twenty) duantene; (mus.)<br />

partitura. ON THAT ~: pro ti<br />

motive; v. inciser; (games)<br />

marcar; ganiar puntes<br />

scoria scorie (-atri, -ificar)<br />

scorn n. despecte (-er), desestima (ar)<br />

scornful despectent<br />

scorpion ~<br />

scot free, to get * escapar sin vúlneres<br />

off<br />

scoundrel rascale, fripon, furbe

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scour terger, scurar; (a district)<br />

tracurrer, traversar<br />

scourge n. knute (-ar), flagelle<br />

scout n. ~ (-isme); v. deriDer,<br />

repulser<br />

scowl menaciar per li regarde<br />

scraggy magri<br />

scramble v. (climb) grimpar; n. lucte,<br />

confusion<br />

scrap n. pezze, fragment. ~IRON:<br />

ferrallia<br />

scrape v. scrappar (-allia); n.<br />

embarasse, desfacilitá<br />

scraper scrappuore, scrappette.<br />

MUDSCRAPER: demuddator<br />

scratch v. grattar. ~ OUT: forstrecar<br />

scrawl v. scriachar<br />

scream v. criar, yellar, strider<br />

screen n. ecran, scren. WIND~: paravente;<br />

v. (shield) protector<br />

screw n. scruv (-ar); (of ship) helice;<br />

v. (twist) torDer<br />

screw-driver tira-scruv, scruv-tornator<br />

screw-jack cric<br />

scribble scriachar<br />

script scrite, scritura<br />

scripture bible, sant scritura<br />

scrofula scroful (-osi)<br />

scroll n. cartuche; paper-volute, rule<br />

scrub v. lav-brossar, terger, scurar; n.<br />

(underwood) arbustallia<br />

scruple scrupul (-osi, -ositá)<br />

scrutinise examinar (-ator)<br />

scrutiny scrutine<br />

scuffle v. rixar, interluctar; (feet)<br />

acrappar per li pedes; n. melé,<br />

rixe<br />

scull n. rem (-ar)<br />

scullery lavatoria, rinsatoria;<br />

cocinatoria<br />

sculptor ~<br />

sculpture v. sculpter (-ura). ~<br />

GALLERY: gliptoteca<br />

scum n. ~ (-osi), sediment; canallia;<br />

a. vil<br />

scurf n. squame (del scalpe); furfure<br />

scurrilous vil, calumniosi, scuril<br />

scurvy a. vil, bass; n. scorbute<br />

scuttle n. (coal~) carboniere; v.<br />

sabordar, submerser; (run off)<br />

forcurrer<br />

scythe n. falce (-ear)<br />

sea mare, ocean; multité<br />

sea green * glaucom<br />

sea-gull movette<br />

seal n. cane marin, foca;<br />

(impression) sigille (-ar); v.<br />

(letters) cluder<br />

sealing-wax sigill-cire<br />

seam sutura; (of minerals) strate,<br />

vene<br />

seaman marinero<br />

seance session<br />

sea-mew movette<br />

sear v. cauterisar<br />

search v. serchar, examinar; (leg.)<br />

perquisir<br />

searching penetrant<br />

searchlight projector<br />

seaside marborde, plage<br />

seasickness male de mare<br />

season n. seson; v. condimentar,<br />

spicear<br />

seasoning condiment<br />

seasonable oportun, secun seson<br />

seat n. sede, stul, banca; v. sedentar<br />

sea-urchin ursine<br />

sea-weed alga<br />

sebacious sebosi, sebic<br />

secede retraer se; dissider (-ente)<br />

seclude secluDer (-sion)<br />

second a. duesim, secund (-ari);<br />

inferiori; n. (of time) seconde;<br />

(duel) secundante; v. subtenersecundar<br />

secondary licéo (-an, -ano)<br />

school<br />

second-hand de secund manu. ~ DEALER:<br />

antiquario<br />

secret a. ~, ocult, arcan; n. secrete (esse)<br />

secretary secretario (-al)<br />

secrete secreer (-tion, -tori)<br />

sect secta (-ant,-ari, -ario, -ano)<br />

section ~, division, compartiment<br />

sector ~<br />

secular profan, seculari (-isar),<br />

mundan<br />

secure a. salv, secur (-itá); v. securar;<br />

obtener; fixar<br />

security securitá; (leg.) cautela,<br />

garantíe; (bond) obligation<br />

sedate calm, seren<br />

sedative n. ~<br />

sedentary sedentari<br />

sedge cárex<br />

sediment ~<br />

sedition ~ (-iosi)<br />

seduce seducter (-ion, -or, -iv)<br />

sedulous assidui, diligent<br />

see n. episcopia; v. vider. TO ~<br />

TO: cuidar<br />

seed seme (-ar, -ero), gérmine.<br />

SEEDSMAN: sem-venditor<br />

seek serchar; (try) penar, provar<br />

seem semblar, aparer<br />

seemly convenent, decent<br />

seer profete, augur<br />

seesaw n. balansuore, bascul<br />

seethe brodular, bollir<br />

segment ~<br />

segbegate isolar, separar<br />

seismologist sismologo (-ie)<br />

seize capter, capir, inpuniar<br />

seizure caption; (illness) atacca<br />

seldom rarmen, ínfrequentmen<br />

select a. selectet, exquisit; v. selecter<br />

(-ion, -iv, -ivitá, -or)<br />

selenium ~<br />

self 1.|self ~ (-ic); n. ego, natura<br />

self 2.|self ~ASSURANCE: aplombe.<br />

~CONCEITED: vanitosi.<br />

~CONFIDENCE: selfconfidentie.<br />

~CONSCIOUS:<br />

self-conscient. ~CONTROL:<br />

~, self-domination. ~DENIAL:<br />

abnegation. ~EVIDENT: ~.<br />

~GOVERNING: autonom (ie).<br />

~HELP: self-auxilie.<br />

~INSTRUCTION: ~,<br />

autodidactie. ~WILL<br />

selfish egoistic. ~NESS: egoisme<br />

sell vendir (-itor, -ition)<br />

semaphore semafore<br />

semblance semblantie, similitá<br />

semi- semi-circul, -cólon etc.<br />

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seminary seminarie<br />

semiquaver duplic croche<br />

semitic ~<br />

semolina semol<br />

sempstress sutora<br />

senate senat (-or)<br />

send inviar, misser, expedir. TO ~<br />

FOR: far venir. TO ~ ON:<br />

transmisser. TO ~ OUT:<br />

emisser, dismisser<br />

senile senil (-itá)<br />

senior a. plu old, senior (-itá)<br />

sensation ~ (-al, -alisme), eclate, sentida<br />

sense ~, signification; prudentie;<br />

(faculty) sensu; v. sentir,<br />

percepter<br />

senseless absurd; insensat;<br />

(unconscious) ínconscient,<br />

ínsensibil<br />

sensible prudent, inteligent; (able to<br />

feel) sensibil; (appreciable)<br />

sentibil, perceptibil. TO BE ~<br />

OF: conscier<br />

sensitive sensitiv (-itá), sensibil,<br />

impressibil<br />

sensual ~ (-ist, -itá, -isme)<br />

sensuous sensual<br />

sentence (graram.) frase; (legal) judica<br />

ment, sententie; v. condamnar,<br />

sententiar<br />

sentiment ~ (-al, -alitá), opinion<br />

sentinel, sentry * sentinelle, posto<br />

sentry-box garite<br />

sepal ~<br />

separate a. separat, apart, distint; v.<br />

separar (-ation, -ator, -ativ,<br />

-abil), desunir, alontanar<br />

sepia ~<br />

september septembre<br />

septennial settennial<br />

septic ~<br />

septuagenarian settantario<br />

sepulchre tombe, sepulte<br />

sepulchral lugubri, sepultorial<br />

sequel continuation, sequent parte<br />

sequence sequentie; serie; órdine<br />

sequestrate sequestrar (-ation)<br />

sequoia ~<br />

seraglio serái<br />

seraph seraf<br />

sere sicc, marcit, marcid<br />

serenade ~<br />

serene seren (-itá), calm<br />

serf servo, servitudario. ~DOM:<br />

servitude, servage<br />

serge ~<br />

sergeant sergente<br />

serial a. ~; n. folieton<br />

series serie; sequentie<br />

serious seriosi (-tá), grav<br />

sermon ~ (-ar)<br />

serpent serpente (-in)<br />

serrated dentat<br />

serum ~; (in compounds) sero-<br />

servant servitor; domestica (-o)<br />

serve servir; assister; (to be suitable)<br />

convener. IT SERVES HIM<br />

RIGHT: it eveni le quo il<br />

merite, to es quo il merite<br />

service n. servicie; favore; (set of<br />

china) service. TO DO<br />

SOMEONE A ~: compleser (ntie)

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serviceable util<br />

serviette ~<br />

servile servil (-itá), sclavic<br />

servitude ~, solavitá<br />

session ~<br />

set 1.|set a. firm, fix, rigid; formal;<br />

regulari; obstinat; n.<br />

(collection) colection,<br />

complement; serie; (of people)<br />

clicca; circul, gruppe;<br />

set 2.|set v. arangear, adaptar, fixar,<br />

etablisser; assignar; (of<br />

liquids) solidijar; (a limb)<br />

remetter; (mount) monter;<br />

(with gems) garnir; (place)<br />

metter, posir, plazzar; (station)<br />

locar, postar; (of sun etc.)<br />

descenDer; (type) composter;<br />

(clock) ajustar<br />

set about ataccar; comensar<br />

set down notar, adscrir, atribuer;<br />

imputar<br />

set forth presentar, exposir, monstrar;<br />

departer<br />

set on incitar, ataccar. ~ FIRE:<br />

incendiar; accender<br />

set out exposir; comensar: departer,<br />

demonstrar<br />

set to (apply oneself) devoer se,<br />

aplicar se<br />

set up erecter, etablisser; (give rise<br />

to) nascentar, causar<br />

sett pave<br />

settee sofa<br />

setter sétter<br />

setting colocation; scene, funde<br />

settle v. fixar, arangear; payar;<br />

deciDer; (an account) saldar;<br />

(sink) afundar; reposar;<br />

(territory) colonisar<br />

settled tranquil, constant; colonisat<br />

settlement saldo; arangeament;<br />

assignatura; liquidation;<br />

(colony) colonia; (subsidence)<br />

subsedentie<br />

seven sett (-anti, -esim)<br />

seven-sleeper glire<br />

sever separar, dejunter, detranchar<br />

several (in number) pluri, divers,<br />

diatint, separat; respectiv.<br />

SEVERALLY: individualmen<br />

severe severi (-tá), violent<br />

sew suer (-tion, -tura, -tora)<br />

sewer cloaca<br />

sewerage cloacage<br />

sewing-machinesu-machine<br />

sex sexu (-al, -alitá, -alisme)<br />

sexagenarian sixantario<br />

sextant sextante<br />

sexton sacristan<br />

shabby mesquin, povrachi, perusat<br />

shackle n. caten; v. (in)catenar<br />

shade n. ombre (-ar, -osi, -age);<br />

(degree) nuancie (-ar). LAMP<br />

~: covri lampe; (manes) manes<br />

shading ombration<br />

shadow ombre; semblantie; v. observar<br />

shady ombrosi; deshonest,<br />

suspectibil<br />

shaft (arrow) fleche; (of vehicle)<br />

timon; (of mine) puteo; (of<br />

gun) tube<br />

shaggy vellut, vellosi<br />

shah chah<br />

shake v. sucusser; (tremble) tremer.<br />

TO ~ HANDS: presser li<br />

manus<br />

shaky ínstabil, labil, chancelant;<br />

tremorosi, tremid<br />

shale (husk) cortice; (Geol.) schist;<br />

(gravel) gravie<br />

shallot cebulette<br />

shallow superficial; ínprofund; n. bassfunde<br />

sham a. fals, ne genuin, fictet; v.<br />

ficter, simular, pretexter<br />

shame pudore, honte; desgracie; v.<br />

pudentar, deshonorar, hontar<br />

shame-faced pudic, confuset, hontosi<br />

shameful hontosi, infam<br />

shameless impudent, cinic<br />

shampoo n. shampun (-ar); v. lavar li<br />

cap<br />

shank gambe, tibia; (stem) trunc<br />

shanty cabane<br />

shape n. forme (-ar), figura, modelle<br />

(-ar) ~SHAPED: -form<br />

share n. portion, parte; (fin.) action;<br />

v. partir, divider; distribuer;<br />

partiprender<br />

shareholder actionario<br />

shark squale<br />

sharp a. acut, acri; abrupt; astut;<br />

(words) acerb. ~SIGHTED:<br />

perspicaci; n. (mus.) diese<br />

sharpen far acri, acutar; puntar<br />

shatter fracassar, dispezzar<br />

shave v. rasar. HE IS SHAVING: il<br />

rasa se<br />

shavings rabotallia<br />

shawl chale<br />

she ella<br />

sheaf fasce; (of corn) garbe<br />

shear v. tonder. SHEARS: tondette<br />

sheath n. foderale, porta-espade<br />

shed n. cabane, remise; v. versar;<br />

emisser; (tears) lacrimar<br />

sheep agne (-ello, -in)<br />

sheepish embarassat<br />

sheer perpendiculari; abrupt, scarp<br />

sheet n. folie; (bed ~) lett-linage;<br />

(metal) lámine; (naut.) scote.<br />

~IRON: lade<br />

sheik cheik<br />

shelf tabul (de scaf); planca; (Geol.)<br />

shelf; riff<br />

shell n. (of molluscs) conche;<br />

cruste, cortice, shell; (mil.)<br />

obus, bombe; (pea ~) silique;<br />

v. decorticar; bombardar;<br />

exsiliquar<br />

shelter n. asil, fugitoria; v. protecter,<br />

gardar; fugir; dar asil a;<br />

albergar<br />

shelve procrastinar, ajornar; (slope)<br />

scarpar<br />

shepherd n. pastero; v. ducter<br />

sherbet sorbete<br />

sherd (pott~) fragment<br />

sheriff ~<br />

sherry ~<br />

shield n. scren, egide; (armour)<br />

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scude; v. defenDer, protecter<br />

shift n. remedie; pretexte; change;<br />

(of workman) relé, periode; v.<br />

mover, changear; vagar<br />

shifting variabil<br />

shimmer lucer tremorosimen, lucettear<br />

shin tibia<br />

shine brilliar, splender, lucer;<br />

(polish) polir<br />

shingles herpes<br />

ship n. nave, barca; v. inbarcar,<br />

cargar; expedir (-ition)<br />

shipment consignament, consignation<br />

shipwreck naufrage (-ear)<br />

shire comtia, provincia<br />

shirk evitar, negliger, decuidar<br />

shirt camise<br />

shiver n. frisson (-ar), tremer<br />

shoal n. multité; sable-banca, riff<br />

shock n. choc (-ar); (of sheaves)<br />

garbe<br />

shocking desgustant, nauseativ,<br />

repugnant<br />

shoddy a. inferiori, mesquin; n.<br />

stoffach<br />

shoe n. sapate (-ero); v. (horses)<br />

ferrar<br />

shoot n. (hort.) ramelle, sarment; v.<br />

tirar, fusilar ; burgeonar; (fling<br />

violently) lansar (se)<br />

shooting star stelle volant, meteor<br />

shop n. butíca, magasine;<br />

(workshop) ateliere; v.<br />

comprar, far li compras<br />

shop-keeper buticario<br />

shore borde (del mare), costa, rive,<br />

plage, litore; v. (~ up) subtener<br />

per traves, apoyar<br />

shorn tondet; (deprived) privat<br />

short curt, brevi; mancant; abrupt.<br />

TO BE ~ OF: besonar, mancar<br />

shortcoming manca<br />

shorten acurtar, abreviar<br />

shorthand stenografie. TO WRITE ~:<br />

stenografar<br />

shortly bentost<br />

shorts short<br />

shortsighted ínprevident; de curt vision,<br />

miop<br />

shot n. tira, colpe; (metal missile)<br />

balle<br />

shoulder n. epol. ~BLADES: scapul; v.<br />

metter o portar sur li epoles.<br />

~KNOT: epol-lace<br />

shout n. cri (-ar), clama<br />

shouting- criada, clamore; aclamation<br />

shove v. pussar<br />

shovel palle (-ade, -ar), spade (-ar)<br />

show v. monstrar (se), far vider,<br />

exhibir, revelar, exposir; n.<br />

presentation; parade,<br />

spectacul, performantie,<br />

exposition, exhibition<br />

show off * paradar, ostentar; far<br />

contrastar<br />

show up * exposir, decovrir, decelar,<br />

aparir<br />

show-case vitrine<br />

shower n. pluviette<br />

shower-bath duche; duchuore<br />

showery pluviosi

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showy ostentativ, pomposi<br />

shrapnel ~<br />

shred n. (long) pezze; lacerate; v.<br />

dispezzar<br />

shrew megera. SHREWMOUSE:<br />

musaren<br />

shrewd sagaci, astut<br />

shriek yella (-ar), stride, cri<br />

shrike lanie<br />

shrill acut; strident<br />

shrimp crevette<br />

shrine altare, reliquiere<br />

shrink contraer (se); retraer (se);<br />

(recoil) recular; (lessen)<br />

demeliorar, diminuer; hesitar<br />

avan<br />

shrive confesser, absoluer<br />

shrivel contraer se, marcir<br />

shroud mort-linage; (naut.) vantes: v.<br />

invelopar<br />

shrove tuesday grass mardí<br />

shrub arbuste, bosco (-age)<br />

shrug v. levar li epoles<br />

shudder n. frisson (-ar)<br />

shuffle v. interpussar; (cards) mixter;<br />

(~ along) trenar li pedes; (~<br />

out of) equivocar, far<br />

pretextes, extricar se; n.<br />

evasion, artificie<br />

shun evitar, detornar se<br />

shunt bifurcar, rangear, shuntar<br />

shut v. cluder; a. cludet<br />

shutter para-vente; (phot.) obturator<br />

shuttle navette, spuliere<br />

shuttlecock balls plumat<br />

shy a. timid; suspectiv; v. cabrar se<br />

sibilant ~; n. sibilante<br />

sick malad. TO BE ~: (vomit)<br />

vomir. TO BE ~ OF: esser sat<br />

de<br />

sicken amaladar se, maladijar;<br />

revulser, nausear<br />

sickle falce<br />

sickly maladiv (-itá); nauseant<br />

sickness maladie; nausea<br />

side látere, flanca; (party) partise;<br />

afectation<br />

sideboard bufete, platiliere<br />

sidelight lampe lateral<br />

sidereal sideral<br />

sidelong obliqui(men). SIDEWAYS: ad<br />

látere<br />

siding via o linea lateral; bifurcation<br />

siege v. TO LAY ~: assediar (ation);<br />

n. assedie<br />

siesta ~, pause midial<br />

sieve n. cribelle (-ar)<br />

sift cribellar; examinar<br />

sigh n. sospire (-ar)<br />

sight n. vision, visivitá; (view) vista,<br />

spectacul, perspective; (of<br />

gun) mire, visette. AT ~: che<br />

vise. AT FIRST ~: ye prim<br />

vise; v. mirar. CATCH ~ OF:<br />

percepter<br />

sightless ciec<br />

sign n. signe, marca, indicie; v.<br />

subscrir; signar<br />

signpost pale indicatori, monstra-via<br />

signal n. signale. FOG~: nebulpetarde;<br />

v. signalar<br />

signatory signatario<br />

signature signature; autografie<br />

signet sigille<br />

signify significar (-ation, -ativ)<br />

silence n. silentie; v. silentiar, far tacer<br />

silent ~. TO KEEP ~: tacer<br />

silhouette siluette<br />

silica silice (-ate, -osi)<br />

silk seta (-in, -age, -eríe).<br />

ARTIFICIAL ~: rayonne.<br />

~WORM: bombixe<br />

sill ~<br />

silly stult, stupid, folli, fatui, ínept,<br />

idiotic<br />

silo ~<br />

silt slamme, depositura, sable; v.<br />

insablar se (-ament)<br />

silver n. argente (-in). ~PLATE:<br />

argenteríe; v. inargentar<br />

silversmith argentero<br />

simian ~, simiatri<br />

similar simil (-itá)<br />

simile comparation<br />

simmer bollettar, comensar bollir<br />

simple simplic (-itá), naiv; pur<br />

simpleton naivon, ásino<br />

simplify simplificar (-ation)<br />

simply absolutmen; (merely) solmen<br />

simulate simular (-ation)<br />

simultaneous simultan (-itá)<br />

sin n. pecca (~ar, -ator, -ard)<br />

since 1.|since adv. TWO YEARS ~: ante du<br />

annus. LONG ~: ante long<br />

témper, ja de longmen; prep. ~<br />

THAT TIME: desde ti témpor;<br />

de tande;<br />

since 2.|since conj. pro que. ~ HE HAS<br />

COME I WILL LEAVE: pro<br />

que il ha venit yo va departer.<br />

IT IS A WEEK ~ I SAW HER:<br />

ja de un semane yo plu ne ha<br />

videt la<br />

sincere sinceri (-tá)<br />

sine (Geom.) sinus<br />

sinecure sinecura<br />

sinew tendon<br />

sinful peccosi, peccaci<br />

sing cantar (-ator)<br />

singe ustular<br />

single a. sol, singul, unic;<br />

(unmarried) celib (-o): v. (-<br />

out) selecter<br />

singular singulari (-tá), ínusual,, apart;<br />

bizarri; n. (gramm.) singulare<br />

sinister sinistri<br />

sink v. submerser, descenDer,<br />

plongear; diminuer; (~ a shaft)<br />

excavar. ~ INTO: lassar se<br />

cader; n. (domestic) rinsuore,<br />

eversuore, lav-petre<br />

SINKING-FUND: cassa de<br />

amortisation<br />

sinuous sinuosi (-tá)<br />

sip v. sirotar<br />

siphon sifon (-ar)<br />

sir senior<br />

siren sirene; (nymph) sirena<br />

sirloin hanche<br />

siskin tarine<br />

sister sestra. SISTER-IN-LAW: belsestra<br />

sit seder. TO ~ DOWN: sedentar<br />

se; (of hens) covar<br />

site loc, situation, position<br />

sitting session; (hen) covada<br />

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situate a. situat (-ion)<br />

six ~ (-anti, -esim)<br />

size grandore, mesura, dimension;<br />

(adhesive) glutine<br />

skate n. patine (-ar, -age, -ator,<br />

-atoria); (fish) ray<br />

skein glom<br />

skeleton squelette, ossage; frame<br />

sketch n. esquisse (-ar), dessine;<br />

(rough draft) cladde<br />

skewer carne-clove<br />

ski ~ (-ar)<br />

skid n. para-glissa, eaten de rote; v.<br />

glissar<br />

skiff canú<br />

skilful habil, dexteri (-tá), versat,<br />

expert<br />

skill habilitá, dexteritá<br />

skim v. (milk) decremar, scumar; (~<br />

through) traleer<br />

superficialmen, superglissar.<br />

SKIM-MILK: lacte decremat<br />

skin pelle, pellicul; membrane,<br />

derma; shell, cortice; v.<br />

depellar, decorticar<br />

skinflint avaron; a. parcimoniosi<br />

skinny magri, ossi<br />

skip v. saltettar. SKIPPING-ROPE:<br />

corde por saltar<br />

skipper (naut,) capitano, mastro<br />

skirmish n. scarmuche (-ar)<br />

skirt n. jup; (under ~) jupon; v.<br />

circumear, bordar, circumdar<br />

skirting board * plinte<br />

skit n. burla, joca<br />

skittle kegle<br />

skull cranie (-al)<br />

skulk celar se<br />

skunk scunc<br />

sky ciel, firmament<br />

skylark alaude<br />

skylight tegment-fenestre<br />

skyscraper gratta-ciel<br />

slab platte, tabulette<br />

slack lax; poc rigorosi<br />

slacken alaxar, devenir lax; (~ speed)<br />

desaccelerar, alentar; diminuer<br />

slag scorie<br />

slake calmar, desetar<br />

slam v. cluder bruosimen, cluder per<br />

un jetta claccant, far claccar<br />

slander n. calumnie (-ar); v. defamar<br />

slanderous calumniosi<br />

slang n. argote (-ic), slang<br />

slant v. esser obliqui, far obliqui;<br />

clinar; n. cline<br />

slap n. batte (-er), colpe. ~ IN THE<br />

FACE: faciata<br />

slash v. tranchar, cupar, fender<br />

slate ardese. ~PENCIL: ardescrayon<br />

slattern salopona<br />

slaughter v. buchar (-ada, -ería)<br />

slav ~, slavic; n. slavo (-a)<br />

slave n. sclavo, servo. SLAVISH:<br />

servil<br />

slaver v. bavar<br />

slavery servitude, sclavitá, sclaveríe<br />

SLAY: mortar; buchar<br />

sledge n. slitte (-ar)<br />

sledge-hammer martelle<br />

sleek glatt<br />

sleep n. somnie (-ar, -aci, -on),

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dorme (-ida). TO GO TO ~:<br />

indormir; v. dormir<br />

(rail.) traverse; lette-vagon<br />

sleepiness somnolentie, dormientie<br />

sleeping-car lette-vagon<br />

sleeping maladie somnial<br />

sickness<br />

sleeplessness ínsomnie<br />

sleep-walking somnambulisme<br />

sleepy dormaci, letargic<br />

sleet nivpluvie<br />

sleeve manche<br />

sleigh slitte (-ar)<br />

sleight of hand escamotage, prestidigitation<br />

slender gracil, svelt; (thin) tenui<br />

slice n. tranche (-ar)<br />

slide v. glissar (-ada); n. (place, for<br />

sliding) glissuore; (phot.)<br />

cliché<br />

sliding-scale tarif variabil, scale variabil<br />

slight a. debil, levi; svelt, gracil;<br />

ínimportant, trivial, minimal;<br />

v. despecter, negliger<br />

slim a. gracil, svelt<br />

slime slamme<br />

sling n. ~ (-ar); (surg.) bande<br />

slink (for-)repter, reptachar<br />

slip glissar; mispassuar; errar; n.<br />

erra; (garment) subjup<br />

slipper pantufle<br />

slippery glissid, lubric<br />

slipshod negligent, salop<br />

slipway glissuore (por lansar naves)<br />

slit v. fender, cupar secun li<br />

longore; n. fensura<br />

slobber bavar (-age)<br />

sloe prunelle (-iero), prune savagi<br />

slogan ~<br />

sloop chalupe<br />

slope n. declive (-ar), scarp (-ar)<br />

sloppy salop, muddosi; ínelegant<br />

slops rinsura, rinsallia<br />

slot micri apertura, fensura<br />

sloth pigresse, pigritá; (animal)<br />

plantigrade<br />

slothful índolent, tardigrad, lentaci,<br />

pigri<br />

slough vader índolentmen<br />

slough morasse, muddiera<br />

sloven n. salopon, sordidon<br />

slow a. lent (-ore), tard;<br />

(wearisome) enoyant; v. TO<br />

BE ~ (of clock) retardar. TO ~<br />

DOWN: alentar. desaccelerar<br />

SLUG: limace (calcin)<br />

sluggard dormion, lentarde<br />

sluggish pesant, inert, inactiv, lentaci;<br />

(med,) limfatic<br />

sluice scluse (-ero)<br />

slum quarterache, slum<br />

slumber n. dorme; v. dormettar,<br />

somnolar<br />

slump n. morasse; (fall) cadida;<br />

economic depression,<br />

chomage<br />

slur n. reproche; stigma; v. trenar,<br />

traer<br />

slush nive-mudde, niv-aqua<br />

slut sordidona, salopona<br />

sly astut, secretiv, insidiosi,<br />

simulant<br />

smack n. frappa, batte, colpe; v.<br />

batter; (with lips) labie-claccar<br />

small micri, litt. ~ LETTER (not<br />

capital) minuscul<br />

small-pox variol<br />

smart a. elegant; habil; vivosi;<br />

(witty) espritosi; n. dolore; v.<br />

suffrer; doler<br />

smash v. fracassar, dispezzar;<br />

aplastar; (fin.) fallir; n.<br />

colision<br />

smattering conossentie superficial. A<br />

SMATTERER IN<br />

PHILOSOPHY: un<br />

filosofastro<br />

smear v. grassar, unguentar; (in<br />

writing) sordidar<br />

smell n. odore, malodore, aroma,<br />

parfúm; (a sniff) flare; v. (with<br />

nose) flarar; (intr.) odorar,<br />

aromar<br />

smelling-bottle flar-botelle<br />

smelt fonder, fuser; (fish) eperlane<br />

smile n. subride (-er), ridette<br />

smirch v. assordidar<br />

smirk ridettache, un afectat subride<br />

smite dar un grand colpe. HIS<br />

CONSCIENCE SMOTE HIM:<br />

il sentit remorse. SMITTEN<br />

WITH: incantat per, inamorat<br />

in<br />

smith forjero. SMITHY: forjería<br />

smock camise (de seniora)<br />

smoke n. fum. vapore; v. fumar; (of<br />

chimney) emisser fum; (bacon<br />

etc.) fumicar, infumar<br />

smoker fumator; (rail) cupé o comparti<br />

ment fumatori<br />

smoky fumosi, fumant, plen de fum<br />

smooth a. glatt (-ar), polit; glissid;<br />

calm<br />

smother sufocar (~ rage etc.) supresser<br />

smoulder subbrular, brulettar<br />

smudge sordidar<br />

smug self-satisfat<br />

smuggling contrabande (-age, -ar, -ero)<br />

smut n. floc de fulígine<br />

snack colation, repastette, intermanja<br />

snaffle trense<br />

snag node; impediment,<br />

desavantage<br />

snail helice. SNAIL'S PACE: passu<br />

de helice<br />

snake colubre, serpente<br />

snap v. (break) rupter, fracter. TO ~<br />

AT: happar: n. (clasp) agraffe,<br />

fibul; (noise) clacca<br />

snapdragon antirrine, bocca de leon<br />

snare n. trappe (-ar, -ero), captuore<br />

snarl v. grunir<br />

snatch v. happar, adcapter, raffar; (~<br />

away) eraffar; n. (of music)<br />

pezzette<br />

sneak n. repton; v. (~ away)<br />

furtivmen vadar; (~ on) trahir<br />

sneer n. rican (-ar)<br />

sneeze v. sternutar (-ation)<br />

sniff v. snifflar (-ada); (smell) flarar<br />

swipe becasse<br />

sniper celat tirator, franc-tirator<br />

snivel plorachar<br />

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snob n. parvenú, snob; (shoemaker)<br />

sapatero<br />

snore n. ronca (-ar, -ada, -ator)<br />

snort v. sofflar<br />

snout musel<br />

snow n. nive (-ear). SNOWED UP:<br />

innivat. SNOWFLAKE: flor<br />

de nive. SNOWBALL: bul de<br />

nive<br />

snowdrop flor de nive; clochette nival<br />

snow-plough nive-plug<br />

snowy nivosi, nivatri<br />

snub v. repulser, ignorar. a. SNUB-<br />

NOSED: stumpnasat<br />

snuff sniffle-tabac<br />

snug comod, comfortabil<br />

so talmen; (therefore) dunc, ergo.<br />

~ FAR: til nu, til ti punctu. ~<br />

MUCH: tant. ~ MUCH THE<br />

BETTER: tant plu bon. ~<br />

THAT: por que. NOT ~ RICH<br />

soak; inmerser,<br />

macerar,<br />

saturar,<br />

amollar. to ~ up<br />

AS: minu rich quam<br />

absorpter<br />

soap n. sapon (-osi, -ic). ~ DISH:<br />

saponette; v. insaponar<br />

soapsuds sapon-lixive SOAR; altear,<br />

levar se, ascenDer<br />

sob n. singlute (-ar)<br />

sober a. sobri (-etá); grav; moderat;<br />

calm; v. far sobri<br />

sociable sociabil, afabil (-itá)<br />

social ~ (-isme, -ist, -istic), societan;<br />

n. soaré<br />

society societé; (the community)<br />

societá<br />

sociologist sociologo (-ie, -ic)<br />

sock demí-strumpe, strumpette;<br />

(inner sole) solea intern<br />

socket cavitá, cussinette; (of eye)<br />

ocul cave, órbite; (of tooth)<br />

alveol<br />

sod torf-pezze; gazon<br />

soda ~<br />

sodden saturat<br />

sodium natron<br />

sofa ~<br />

soft moll, tendri, mild, leni, suavi;<br />

(of voice) piani<br />

soften amollar; moderar, adulciar,<br />

lenir<br />

soil n. suol, terre; v. assordidar,<br />

macular<br />

soiree soaré<br />

sojourn sejorne (-ar)<br />

solace consolar (-ation)<br />

solar solari<br />

solder v. suldar (-atura)<br />

soldier soldate. SOLDIERY:<br />

soldatesca<br />

sole a. sol, unic; n. (of foot) solea;<br />

(fish) solea; v. resolear<br />

solecism solecisme<br />

solemn solemni (-tá), grav<br />

solemnise celebrar<br />

solicit solicitar (-ation), aspirar a;<br />

invitar<br />

solicitor avocate, notario<br />

solicitous atentiv, cuidosi, jalusi

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solicitude ~<br />

solid a. ~ (-ari, -aritá, -itá), pesant,<br />

densi; unanim; n. solide<br />

solidify solidificar (se)<br />

soliloquy monolog<br />

solitary sol, solitari; isolat<br />

solitude solitá<br />

solo ~. SOLOIST: solist<br />

solstice solsticie (-al)<br />

soluble soluibil (-itá)<br />

solution ~<br />

solve (dis)soluer<br />

solvent solvabil; n. solutive<br />

sombre tenebrosi; melancolic, sombri<br />

some alcun;.(a few) quelc. ~ SORT<br />

OF: alqual. ~ QUANTITY:<br />

alquant. ~ SAY HE IS RICH,<br />

OTHERS...: li unes di que il es<br />

rich, li altres...<br />

some time alquande<br />

somebody alcun, alqui; (acc.) alquem<br />

somehow alquam<br />

someone alcun, alquí<br />

somersault culbute (-ar)<br />

something alquó, alquicós<br />

sometimes quelcvez<br />

somewhat un poc, alquant<br />

somewhere alcú<br />

somnambulist ~<br />

somnolent ~ (-ie), dormaci<br />

son filio. SON-IN-LAW: bel-filio<br />

sonata ~<br />

song cante, canzon; arie<br />

songster eant-avie<br />

sonnet sonetto<br />

sonorous sonori (-tá)<br />

soon bentost; (early) tost. AS ~ AS<br />

POSSIBLE: max bentost<br />

possibil<br />

sooner plu tost; (rather)<br />

preferibilmen. NO ~ HAD HE<br />

GONE WHEN...: il apen<br />

departet quande...; ~ OR<br />

LATER: tost o tard<br />

soot fulígine (-osi)<br />

soothe calmar, lenir (-itiv),<br />

tranquilisar<br />

soothsayer augur, divinator, chiromante<br />

sop calmante<br />

sophism sofisme<br />

sophist sofist (-ic, -ica, -istisar)<br />

sophisticated sofisticat, ínnaiv<br />

soporific n. dormitive<br />

soprano ~<br />

sorcerer sorciero (-a)<br />

sorcery sorcieríe<br />

sordid sórdid; mesquin<br />

sore a. dolorosi, iritant, iritat; n.<br />

úlcere<br />

sorely fortmen<br />

sorrel oxale<br />

sorrow n. grive, afliction; v. grivar<br />

sorry a. trist. I AM ~ THAT: it dole<br />

me que, yo regreta que<br />

sort n. sorte, specie; v. sortir<br />

souffle suflé<br />

soul anim, spiritu; (person) hom<br />

sound a. san, solid, integri, valid; (of<br />

sleep) profund; n. son; (straits)<br />

strette; v. sonar, far sonar;<br />

(plumb) sondar; (seem)<br />

semblar<br />

soup sup. ~TUREEN: supiere<br />

sour a. acid; rancid; brusqui<br />

source fonte, orígine<br />

south n. sude (-ic, -ano)<br />

southern sudic, meridional<br />

southerly del sude, meridional<br />

souvenir memorette, suvenire<br />

sovereign a. reyal, soverani (-tá); n.<br />

soverano, monarch<br />

sow n. svina; v. semar (-ada, -ation)<br />

spa cité balneari, station balneari<br />

space n. loc, spacie (-al, -osi). ~<br />

LINE: interlinea; v.<br />

interspaciar<br />

spade ~, fossette; (at cards) pic; v.<br />

spadar, fossar<br />

span n. spanne (-ar); arc, curve; (of<br />

oxen) atelage; v. mesurar,<br />

extenDer se<br />

spangle flittre<br />

spanish-fly cantaride<br />

spanner clave adjustabil<br />

spar (min.) spate; (naut.) trave,<br />

spare; a.<br />

superflú,<br />

disponibil; (of<br />

build) magri. ~<br />

room<br />

maste; v. boxar<br />

gast-chambre. ~ WHEEL:<br />

reserve-rot; v. indulger;<br />

economisar; far evitar a. CAN<br />

YOU ~ THIS?: esque to es vos<br />

superflú?, esque vu dispone<br />

to? SPARING: frugal,<br />

sparniaci, parcimoniosi<br />

SPARK: scintille (-ar).<br />

SPARKING PLUG: scintillcandel<br />

sparkle scintillear, brilliar; n. lustre<br />

sparrow sparro. ~HAWK: sparvero<br />

sparse rar, disperset, poc<br />

spasm convulsion, spasma (-tic)<br />

spasmodic ~<br />

spatter spruzzar<br />

spawn n. oves piscin; v. ovar<br />

speak parlar, discurrer<br />

speaker parlator, orator<br />

spear n. lanse; v. trapicar, traforar<br />

per lanse<br />

special ~ (-isar, -ist), apart, particulari<br />

speciality specialitá<br />

specie monete metallic<br />

species specie, sorte<br />

specific ~, precis<br />

specify specificar (-ation)<br />

specimen ~, mustre, exemplare<br />

specious plausibil<br />

speck maculette, particul; (of dust)<br />

polvun<br />

spectacle spectacul (-ari)<br />

spectacles oculvitres, oculares<br />

spectator ~<br />

spectre ~ (-al)<br />

spectrum spectre. ~ ANALYSIS:<br />

spectral analise<br />

speculate conjecter (-ion); (fin.) specular<br />

(-ator, -ation, -ativ)<br />

speech n. discurse, oration, parlada;<br />

(language) idioma, lingue;<br />

(faculty) parlation. FIGURE<br />

OF ~: metáfor<br />

speechless mut<br />

speed rapiditá, rapidore, velocitá; v.<br />

ear rapidmen. TO ~ UP:<br />

accelerar<br />

speedometer tacometre<br />

spell (enchantment) incantation,<br />

sorcie; (turn) vez; v. espelar,<br />

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ortografiar<br />

spellbound insorciat<br />

spend expenser; consumar; (time)<br />

passar<br />

spendthrift pródigo<br />

sperm sperma (-tic)<br />

spermatozoon spermatozóe<br />

spew vomir<br />

sphere sfere (-ic, -oid, -ometre), globe<br />

sphinx sfinxe (-atri)<br />

spice ~ (-ear); (allspice) piment<br />

spicy aromatic; plen de spice<br />

spider arané. SPIDER'S WEB: rete<br />

de arané, textura de arané<br />

spigot clove lignin<br />

spike clove; (bot.) spica<br />

spill (dis)versar; n. (fall) cade;<br />

(paper ~) inflammette de<br />

papere<br />

spin v. filar (-ator, -ero); (revolve)<br />

rotar. TO ~ OUT: alongar;<br />

demorar<br />

spinet spinette<br />

spinning filage, filatura. ~WHEEL: filarot<br />

spinach spinace. MOUNTAIN ~:<br />

atriplex<br />

spindle ~, axe. ~ TREE: evonim<br />

spine ~ (-al, -osi)<br />

spinster celiba(taria)<br />

spiral a. ~; n. spirale<br />

spire pinacul, turr-punte<br />

spirit n. fantom, spirite (-ist, -isme);<br />

(genious, soul) spíritu (-al,<br />

-alitá); (alcohol) sprite. ~<br />

LEVEL: nivelette. IN HIGH<br />

SPIRITS: in optim humore; v.<br />

TO ~ AWAY: escamotar<br />

spit v. sputar (-age), expectorar; n.<br />

(rosting) grille, rost.<br />

TURNSPIT: torna-pica<br />

spite n. rancore, malicie. IN ~ OF:<br />

malgré; v. afrontar<br />

spiteful malevolent, maliciosi,<br />

rancorosi<br />

spittle sputage, saliva<br />

spittoon sputuore<br />

splash v. (noise) plaudar; (in mud<br />

etc.) barbotar; (spatter)<br />

surspruzzar<br />

splashback para-aqua<br />

spleen splen, bilie<br />

splendid ~, magnific, superb<br />

splendour splendore, magnificentie<br />

splice interplecter<br />

splint (surg.) splinte<br />

splinter splittre (-ar), lignun<br />

split v. fenDer (se), fisser (-ion,<br />

-ura); n. fension, fensura<br />

splutter sputear; (speech) balbutiar<br />

spoil v. bosillar, damagear, ruinar;<br />

(despoil) spoliar; (go bad)<br />

putrir; (overindulge) dorlotar<br />

spoils raptallia<br />

spoke radion<br />

spokesman porta-voce<br />

spoliation ~<br />

sponge spongie (-iatri, -iosi); n. nettar<br />

per spongie. TO ~ ON:<br />

parasitar ye<br />

sponsor garante; (godparent) compatre,<br />

commatre<br />

spontaneous spontan (-itá)

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spook fantoma<br />

spool spul (-ar), bobine<br />

spoon coclare. TEA~: micri coclare.<br />

DESSERT ~: coclare a dessert.<br />

~FUL: coclarade<br />

spoor tracie, vestigie<br />

sporadic ~<br />

spore spor<br />

sport ~; divertissement, lude.<br />

SPORTSMAN: sportmann,<br />

sportist<br />

sportive festal; ludaci<br />

spot n. macul; (drop) gutte; (point)<br />

punctu; v. macular; remarcar,<br />

detecter<br />

spotless ínmaculat, sin macul<br />

spouse marita, marito<br />

spout n. guttiere; (of vessel) bec; v.<br />

spruzzar; (declaim) declamar<br />

sprain v. luxar, torder; n. tonsura<br />

sprat ~<br />

sprawl extenDer se, jacer extendet<br />

spray n. spruzzallia, jetta de aqua; v.<br />

spruzzar, aspersar<br />

spread extenDer (se), expanDer;<br />

covrir; difuser (se), dissemar.<br />

~ OUT FOR SALE: estalar<br />

sprig ramette, sarment<br />

sprightly vivaci, alegri<br />

spring n. (water) fonte; (warm ~)<br />

terme; (a leap) salta; (season)<br />

verne; (mech.) ressor.<br />

~BOARD: trampline, saltuore;<br />

v. fontear; saltar; (originate)<br />

provenir<br />

springy elastic, spongeatri<br />

sprinkle asperser. SPRINKLER:<br />

spruzzette<br />

sprite cobolde<br />

sprocket dent-rote<br />

sprout n. burgeon, gérmine.<br />

BRUSSELS ~: caul de<br />

Bruxelles; v. germinar,<br />

burgeonar<br />

spruce a. nett, elegant; n. (fir) picea,<br />

abiete<br />

spur n. sporn (-ar); stimul (-ar)<br />

spurge euforbie. ~ LAUREL: dafné<br />

spurious fals, apocrifal, fictiv, ínlegitim<br />

spurn dedignar, tractar con<br />

depreciation, repulser<br />

spurt v. spruzzar. TO PUT A ~:<br />

accelerar, hastar<br />

sputter v. (speech) balbutiar<br />

spy v. spiar, spionar; observar; n.<br />

spion<br />

squabble v. disputar, querellar; n.<br />

dispute, querelle<br />

squad file<br />

squadron (mil.) escadron; (mar.) escadre<br />

squalid sórdid<br />

squall ~ (-i, -osi), burasca; v. strider<br />

squalor sordidesse<br />

squamose squamosi<br />

squander dissipar, prodigar<br />

square a. quadrat, quadriform; pari;<br />

quitt; honest; n. quadrate;<br />

(geom.) squadre; (public)<br />

plazza. ~ ROOT: radica<br />

quadratic. T-SQUARE:<br />

quadrette. SQUARING:<br />

quadratura; v. quadrar; (set<br />

right) adjustar; (bribe)<br />

subcomprar; (intr.) acordar se<br />

con<br />

squash ecrasar, aplastar<br />

squat a. stumpi; v. hoccar<br />

squeak crepitar, cracar<br />

squeal strider; (turn informer)<br />

denunciar<br />

squeamish fastidiosi, scrupulosi, tro<br />

delicat<br />

squeeze compresser, serrar<br />

squint v. strabar (-ator, -isme, -on).<br />

~EYED: strabi<br />

squire scudero<br />

squirm torder se<br />

squirrel scurel<br />

squirt spruzzar, asperser<br />

stab v. trapicar, punialar; n. colpe<br />

per puniale<br />

stable a. stabil (-itá, -isar) solid, fix,<br />

durabil; n. stalle; v. logiar,<br />

installar<br />

stack v. amassar, cumular; n. cumul;<br />

(hay) fen-piramide<br />

stadium stadion<br />

staff (pole) baston, pal: (personnel)<br />

personale, equip; (mil.) stabe;<br />

(mus.) lineatura<br />

stag cervo<br />

stage (theatre) scene, podium;<br />

(platform) estrade; (of<br />

progress) stadie, etappe.<br />

~MANAGER: regissor; v.<br />

inscenar<br />

stagecoach diligence<br />

stagefright timore de estrade<br />

stager n. actor. TO BE AN OLD ~:<br />

saver li trantran<br />

stagger chancelar; (take aback)<br />

consternar<br />

stagnant ~ (-ie)<br />

stagnate stagnar (-ation)<br />

staid seriosi, sobri, desfrivol<br />

stain n. macul (-ar); v. (dye) tinter (or,<br />

-ura)<br />

stair n. scalun. STAIRCASE:<br />

scaliere<br />

stake n. pal, palisse (-ade); (pledge)<br />

gage; (gambling) riscage; v.<br />

palissar; (money) riscar,<br />

hasardar; pariar. TO ~ OUT:<br />

jalonar<br />

stalactite ~<br />

stalagmite ~<br />

stale fad, desfrisc, old, rancid,<br />

ínsipid<br />

stalk n. stip, cálame; v. persequer<br />

stall n. (stable) stalle, manjuore;<br />

(market ~) etale, baracca;<br />

(choir ~) cor-pupitre; (theatre<br />

~) fotel<br />

stallion cavallo, stallon<br />

stalwart brav, íntrepid<br />

stamen stámine (-al, -at, -ifer)<br />

stamina vigore, fortie vital, vitalitá<br />

stammer balbutiar (-ation)<br />

stamp n. (postage ~) postmarca;<br />

(instrument) stamp; (brand)<br />

stampa, impression;<br />

(character) calibre, carac tere;<br />

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v. a letter) afrancar; (impress)<br />

stampar; (coins) monetar;<br />

(with feet) frappar; (of horses)<br />

piaffar<br />

stampede fugida panical<br />

stanchion pale ferrin<br />

stand v. star. TO ~ UP: stantar se.<br />

TO ~ AGAINST: oposir,<br />

resister. TO ~ BACK: retirar<br />

se, recular; (as candidate)<br />

presentar se; (endure) tolerar;<br />

(~ still) haltar, ne mover se. ~<br />

OUT: prominer; n. stative,<br />

pedestale, suport, porta-; (for<br />

spectators) podium<br />

standard a. uniform; n. (ensign)<br />

standarte (-ario); (measure)<br />

norme, standarde (-isar),<br />

criterie, mesura; (of<br />

knowledge) gradu; (weights<br />

and measures) etalon<br />

stand-by reserve, suporte<br />

standing a. permanent, constant; n.<br />

rang, reputation; duration<br />

standpoint vis-punctu, sta-punctu<br />

standstill cessation, inmobilitá, halta<br />

stanza stance<br />

staple a. chef, principal<br />

star stelle (-ari), astre, sídere;<br />

(print.) stellette. asterisco. ~<br />

GAZER: astrologo; (stage<br />

etc.) star<br />

starboard stirborde<br />

starch n. amidon; v. (in)amidonar<br />

starchy amidonal; formal<br />

stare regarde fix o ínpudent; v.<br />

regardar fixmen<br />

stark rigid; pur, absolut, tot<br />

starling sturne<br />

starry stellosi, stellut<br />

start n. (sport) starte (-ar); prim<br />

passu, move ínvoluntari; v.<br />

comensar, initiar, activar;<br />

departer<br />

startle aterrer, chocar, alarmar<br />

startling consternant<br />

starvation fame, famine<br />

starve (intr.) famear; (tr.) afamar<br />

state n. (polit.) state; (condition)<br />

statu, condition; pompe, gala;<br />

a. statal; ceremonial; v. dir,<br />

narrar, declarar, asserter<br />

stately majestic, digni<br />

statement declaration, raporte;<br />

explication, assertion; (table,<br />

list) etate<br />

statesman statmann, ministro<br />

static ~. STATICS: statica<br />

station posto; (Rail.) station; (rank)<br />

rang; v. postar<br />

stationary stationari, fix<br />

stationer paperero (-eríe)<br />

stationmaster chef de station<br />

statistical statistic. STATISTICS:<br />

statistica<br />

statistician statistico<br />

statuary statues, sculptura; (person)<br />

statuario<br />

statue statue (-esc, -ette), figura<br />

stature statura<br />

status rang. ~ QUO: statu-quo

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statute ~ (-ari), lege<br />

staunch fidibil, loyal, firm; v.<br />

desanguar, far haltar<br />

stave n. baston; (of barrel) doga; v.<br />

TO ~ IN: brechar<br />

stay n. apoy; (naut.) stag; sejorne,<br />

restada: v. restar, remaner;<br />

retardar; (uphold) apoyar,<br />

subtener; (arrest) haltar<br />

stays corsete<br />

stead loc(o)<br />

steadfast constant, firm, loyal, resolut<br />

steady a. secur, stabil, firm; assidui;<br />

sobri, constant; v. securar<br />

steak bifstec<br />

steal furter; ear furtivmen<br />

stealth BY ~: furtivmen, insidiosimen<br />

steam n. vapor; v. vaporear<br />

steam-engine vapor-machine<br />

steamer vapor-nave<br />

stearine ~<br />

steel n. stal (-atri, -in); v. adurar,<br />

stalisar<br />

steep a. declivi (-tá), scarp; v.<br />

macerar<br />

steeple turr-punte, pinacul<br />

steer n. bovello; v. directer, pilotar,<br />

guidar, navigar, stirar.<br />

STEERING WHEEL: stir-rote<br />

steerage timonage, pilotage. ~<br />

PASSENGER: passagero del<br />

triesim classe<br />

stellar stellari, astral<br />

stem n. stípite; (naut.) stem; v.<br />

obstructer, haltar<br />

stench mal-odor, fetore<br />

stencil n. ~ (-ar)<br />

stenographer stenograf (-ar, -ic, -ie)<br />

stentorian de Stentor, stentoric;<br />

stentoresc<br />

step n. passu; (of stairs) scalun. ~<br />

BY ~: passu pos passu; v. far<br />

un passu, passuar. TO ~ IN:<br />

intrar<br />

step-brother step-fratre<br />

steppe ~<br />

steps, to take * penar se, prender mesuras<br />

stereoscope stereoscop (-ic)<br />

stereotype stereotip (-ar, -ic, -at)<br />

steril ~ (-isar, -itá), ínfecund<br />

sterlet sterlete<br />

sterling genuin, provat; (fin.) sterling<br />

stern a. severi (-tá)s rigorosi; n.<br />

sterne<br />

sternum ~<br />

stethoscope stetoscop, auscultator,<br />

auscultuore<br />

stevedore stivator, cargator<br />

stew n. stovage; (fruit) compot; v.<br />

stovar, compotar<br />

steward intendante, agente, econom,<br />

menagero; (ship's ~) servitor<br />

stick n. baston, verge; canne; v.<br />

glutinar; (bills) afichar;<br />

(adhere) adherer; (remain)<br />

restar. TO ~ AT: haltar avan.<br />

TO ~ OUT: prominer<br />

sticky glutinosi, adhesiv<br />

stiff rigid, ínflexibil, obstinat;<br />

formal; fort<br />

stiffen arigidar, far rigid; (intr.)<br />

devenir rigid<br />

stifle sufocar, represser<br />

stigma ~ (-tic, -tisar)<br />

stile passuore, pontette<br />

stiletto stilette<br />

still calm, quiet, seren, silent;<br />

ínmobil, tranquil; adv.<br />

(however) támen. ~ MORE:<br />

ancor plu; n. distill-aparate,<br />

alambic; v. calmar, quietar,<br />

contentar<br />

still-born mort-nascet<br />

stilt stelte, marchette<br />

stilted pomposi, formal<br />

stimulant stimulative<br />

stimulate stimular (-ation); excitar,<br />

spornar<br />

stimulus stimul<br />

sting n. pica; (organ of insect)<br />

agullion<br />

stinging picant, pungent<br />

stingy avari (-tá), mesquin<br />

stink v. mal-odorar, feter (-id); n.<br />

malodore<br />

stint v. limitar, restricter<br />

stipend stipendie (-iari, -iario)<br />

stipple v, puntillar (-age)<br />

stipulate stipular (-ation)<br />

stipulation clausul<br />

stir v. incitar, agitar; mover se; n.<br />

tumultu<br />

stirrup strippe, pediero<br />

stitch v. suer; n. lace, mallie; (pain)<br />

dolore de coste<br />

stoat hermeline<br />

stock n. trunc; (race) rasse; (comm.)<br />

capitale; (of wares) stock;<br />

assortiment; (flower) levcoye,<br />

gilliflor. STOCK-PIECE:<br />

pezze de repertorie; (gun)<br />

clopp; v. furnir, provisionar.<br />

TO TAKE ~: inventariar.<br />

TAKE ~ OF: rendir se conte<br />

pri<br />

stockade n. palissade<br />

stockbroker curtagero<br />

stock exchange bursa<br />

stockholder rentero, actionario<br />

stocking strumpe<br />

stock-jobber agiotator, bursero<br />

stocks (fin.) actiones; (for ships)<br />

staple; (for punishment)<br />

pilorie<br />

stoical stoic. STOIC: stoico<br />

stoke v. munir. STOKER: calentator,<br />

foyero<br />

stolid ~, flegmatic<br />

stomach n. stomac, epigastre, panse;<br />

apetite; v. digester<br />

stone n. petre, lápide; (of fruit)<br />

nucleo, grane; (gem) juvel. ~<br />

AGE: epoca de petre. ~<br />

QUARRY: petriera; a. de<br />

petre, petric. petrin, lito-; v.<br />

(pelt) lapidar; (fruit) degranar,<br />

denuclear<br />

stony lapidosi; petratri; cruel<br />

stook n. garbage, fasce de garbes<br />

stool scabelle, taburette<br />

stoop v. clinar se, bassar se; humilar<br />

se<br />

stop v. (cease) cessar; haltar,<br />

stoppar; (teeth) plombar; n.<br />

halta; (full ~) punctu; (halting<br />

place) etape<br />

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stoppage n. obstruction, impediment;<br />

deduction<br />

stopper n. tampon<br />

storage magasinage<br />

store n. provision; quantitá;<br />

abundantie; (place) magasine,<br />

depó, arsenale; (shop) butíca;<br />

v. acumular, provisionar;<br />

inmagasinar; (the mind)<br />

inrichar STOREY: etage<br />

stork storc<br />

storm ~ (-i, -osi), tempeste , burasca;<br />

v. stormear; (rage) furer; (mil.)<br />

assaltar, storm-ataccar<br />

STORY: historie, raconta;<br />

fabul; (a lie) mentie. SHORT<br />

~: novelle<br />

stout corpulent; brav; (strong) fort<br />

stove forne; (primus ~) forne<br />

portabil<br />

stow v. stivar (-ation, -ator), cargar<br />

stowaway n. ciec passagero<br />

straddle escartar li gambes, star, li<br />

gambes furcat<br />

straggle trenar se. STRAGGLER:<br />

trenard<br />

straight a. rect, direct; honest; adv.<br />

strax, ínmediatmen<br />

straighten rectificar<br />

strain n. tension; (pressure) pression;<br />

(race) rasse; v. tenDer, efortiar<br />

se; (sieve) cribellar<br />

strainer cribelle, filtre<br />

strait a. strett; n. strette; desfacilitá<br />

straitjacket corsete restrictiv<br />

strand n. (shore) rive; (of rope)<br />

cordun; v. strandar. TO BE<br />

STRANDED: misviar,<br />

misviagear<br />

strange strangi, extran, foren.<br />

STRANGER: ínconossete<br />

strangle strangular (-ation)<br />

strap n. ~<br />

stratagem stratagema, artificie<br />

strategist stratego (-ic, -ie)<br />

stratify stratificar (-ation)<br />

stratum strate<br />

straw pallie<br />

strawberry frespere (-iero)<br />

stray v. vagar, deviar, errar, divagar<br />

streak n. strie (-ar)<br />

stream fluvie, riverette. DOWN ~: a<br />

valley. UP ~: a monte<br />

streamer banderol<br />

street strada, via<br />

strength fortie, vigore. ON THE ~ OF:<br />

fidente a<br />

stpengthen infortiar, fortificar<br />

strenuous strapaciosi, vigorosi<br />

stress n. emfase (-ar); accentu (-ar);<br />

tension, fatiga<br />

stretch v. tenDer; alongar (se);<br />

extenDer se; exagerar. AT A ~:<br />

sin intermittentie<br />

stretcher portuore<br />

strew (dis)jettar, (dis)semar,<br />

disperser<br />

stricken aflictet<br />

strict severi (-tá), strict (-ease),<br />

exact<br />

stricture critica, desaprobation; (med.)<br />

constriction<br />

stride un long passu; v. ear per long

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passus<br />

strident ~<br />

stripe lucte, dispute, querelle,<br />

conflicte<br />

strike v. batter, dar un colpe; (mint)<br />

monetar; (a flag) abassar. IT<br />

STRUCK HIM THAT...: venit<br />

le in mente que...; n. (of<br />

workers) bastament (-ar, -ero)<br />

striking remarcabil, frappant,<br />

impressiv<br />

string n. corde; serie; v. incordar,<br />

infilar<br />

stringed cord-instrument<br />

instrument<br />

stringent severi, strict<br />

strip v. denudar; (undress) devestir;<br />

spoliar, privar; n. strie<br />

stripe n. strie (-ar)5 (mil.) galon<br />

stripling yuno<br />

strive penar, luctar<br />

stroke n. batte, colpe; atacca,<br />

paralise; (hyphen) tiré; (with<br />

pen) streca; v. caressar<br />

stroll vagar (-ada)<br />

strong fort, robust, vigorosi; rancid<br />

stronghold citadelle, forteresse<br />

strop strap (de cute)<br />

structure structura (-al), edificie<br />

struggle v. luctar, combatter; stramplar;<br />

n. lucte<br />

strumpet prostituta, hetera<br />

strut v. paradar, afectar, strucear, ear<br />

fiernen; n. pal de apoy<br />

strychnine stricnine<br />

stubble stopple<br />

stubborn obstinat, ínflexibil, renitent<br />

stucco stucca (-ar)<br />

stud buton. STUD-FARM: cavallelevatoria<br />

student studiante; scolero<br />

studied premeditat, intentet<br />

studio ateliere<br />

study v. studiar; n. studie (-osi);<br />

(room) scritoria, studia(toria)<br />

stuff n. stoffe, materie; v. stuffar (age);<br />

(cul.) farcear<br />

stuffy opressiv, sufocant<br />

stultify stultificar, futilisar<br />

stumble v. mispassuar, cadettar<br />

stump ~<br />

stun aturdir; far ínconscient;<br />

stupefar<br />

stunning mirobolant; aturdient<br />

stunted nani, stumpat, demí-crescet<br />

stupefy stupefar (-ation, -ant),<br />

narcotisar<br />

stupendous vastissim, gigantic, colossal<br />

stupid ~ (-itá), folli; (stupefied)<br />

ínsensibil<br />

stupor stupore, letargie<br />

sturdy robust, fort<br />

sturgeon stur<br />

stutter v. balbutiar<br />

sty svinstalle, sviniera<br />

stye hordeol<br />

style stil (-ist, -istica); (of clothes)<br />

fasson; (fashion) moda; v.<br />

titular<br />

suave suavi (-tá)<br />

subaltern a. subordinat; n. subaltern-<br />

oficero<br />

subdue v. subjugar; victer, amansar,<br />

conquestar<br />

subject n. subjecte, tema; (person)<br />

subjecte, guvernate; a.<br />

guvernat, subject; v. subjecter<br />

(-ion); submisser, submetter<br />

subjugate subjugar (-ation)<br />

subjunctive ~<br />

sublime sublim (-at, -itá)<br />

submarine a. submarin; n. ~, nave<br />

submersibil<br />

submerge submerser (-ion)<br />

submit v. submetter, submisser (-iv,<br />

-ion), suggester; presentar<br />

subordinate v. subordinar (-at, -ation)<br />

subpoena n. mandate judical<br />

subscribe (to periodical) abonnar (-ator, -<br />

ament); (to a society) cotisar?<br />

(to contribute) contribuer;<br />

(sign) subscrir (-tion)<br />

subsequent ~<br />

subservient ~, auxiliatori<br />

subside diminuer; (sink down) afundar<br />

se; (of wind) calmar se<br />

subsidiary a. auxiliari; n. sucursale, filiale<br />

subsidy subsidie (-iar), subvention (ar)<br />

subsist subsister (-entie), exister<br />

subsoil subsuol<br />

substance substantie (-al, -ar)<br />

substantive ~ (-ic, -isar)<br />

substitute v. substituer (-tion),<br />

remplazzar, vicear; n.<br />

surogate; (person) vicario<br />

subtangent subtangente<br />

subterfuge ~, evasion<br />

subterranean subterran<br />

subtle subtil (-itá, -isar), delicat<br />

subtract subtraer (-ation)<br />

suburb suburbe (-an)<br />

subvention ~ (-ar)<br />

subvert subverTer (-siv, -sion)<br />

subway via subterran, sub-passage<br />

succeed v. successar, prosperar;<br />

(follow) succeDer, sequer. TO<br />

~ TO: heredar<br />

success successe. SUCCESSFUL:<br />

felici, successosi<br />

succession ~, heredie; (series) serie<br />

successor ~<br />

succinct concis, resumat<br />

succour sucurse (-er, -or)<br />

succulent succosi<br />

succumb sucumber<br />

such tal. ~ A PERSON: un tal<br />

person<br />

suck sucar; aspirar. ~ UP: absorpter<br />

sucker (hort.) sarment; (mech.)<br />

piston; (ent.) sucuore<br />

suckle alactar<br />

suckling sucon, bebé, alacton<br />

suction (mech.) aspiration<br />

sudden subit (-men)<br />

sudorific ~<br />

suds sapon-lixive SUE: (legal)<br />

processuar. TO ~ FOR: petir,<br />

petitionar, eitar avan li<br />

tribunale, proceder contra<br />

suet grasse del ren<br />

suffer suffrer; tolerar. ~ WANT:<br />

79<br />

S<br />

indiger<br />

sufferer suffrente, victime, patiente<br />

suffering a. suffrent (-ie)<br />

suffice suficer (-ant, -entie)<br />

suffix sufixe (-al)<br />

suffocate sufocar (-ation)<br />

suffrage sufragie (-iette)<br />

suffragan ~<br />

suffuse expander se súper; colorar<br />

sugar n. sucre (-ar, -in, -osi).<br />

~BASIN: sucriere. ~<br />

PLANTATION: sucriera<br />

suggest suggester (-iv, -ion)<br />

suicide (person) ~ (-al); (act) suicidie,<br />

self-mortation. TO COMMIT<br />

~: suicidiar<br />

suit n. (legal) processu;<br />

suplication; (clothes)<br />

vestiment; (cards) sequentie; v.<br />

convener; pleser a<br />

suitable convenent (-ie), apt<br />

suitcase valise<br />

suite suita; serie<br />

suitor aspirante, suplicante<br />

sulk budar; esser de mal humore<br />

sullen morosi<br />

sully delustrar, sordidar<br />

sulphate sulfate<br />

sulphide (of zinc) blende<br />

sulphite sulfite<br />

sulphur súlfur (-ic, -isar, -iera)<br />

sultan sultane (-atu, -essa)<br />

sultana micri rosine<br />

sultry sufocant, opressiv<br />

sum n. summa, totale; (arith.)<br />

calcul, exemple; v. TO ~ UP:<br />

resumar; (add) addir<br />

summarise resumar<br />

summary compendie, summarium<br />

summer estive (-al)<br />

summit sómmite, cime, cúlmine<br />

summon advocar, convocar; citar avan<br />

li tribunale<br />

summons citation, apelle<br />

sumptuous sumptuosi, luxuosi<br />

sun n. sole (-ari). ~BEAM: radie<br />

del sole. ~SHINE: luce del<br />

sole. ~STROKE: colpe del<br />

sole. ~RISE: ascension del<br />

sole. ~SET: descension del<br />

sole; v. insolar se<br />

sunday soledí<br />

sunder separar, divider<br />

sundial sol-horloge<br />

sundry diversi, varie. SUNDRIES:<br />

diversages<br />

sunflower tornasole<br />

sunny lucent, brilliant<br />

sunshade parasole<br />

sup supear, inboccar<br />

superannuate pensionar<br />

superb ~ (-ie), magnific<br />

supercilious desdigni, fierach, orgolliosi<br />

supererogation A WORK OF ~: superflú<br />

bonitá<br />

superficial ~ (-itá)<br />

superficies superficie<br />

superfine superfin, finissim<br />

superfluous superflú (-itá)<br />

superimpose superposir<br />

superintend superintender (-nte),

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supervider, controlar<br />

superior a. superiori (—tá); n.<br />

superiors, chef<br />

superlative a. superlativ, bonissim; n.<br />

(gramm.) superlative<br />

supernatural ~. THE ~: lu supernatural<br />

supernumerary a. supernumerari; n.<br />

supernumerario<br />

superscribe superscrir (-ition)<br />

supersede deposir, deplazzar; substituer,<br />

remplazzar<br />

superstition miscrede, supersticie (-osi)<br />

supervene supervenir, evenir<br />

ínexpectatmen<br />

supervise superviDer, inspecter,<br />

controlar<br />

supine a. inert, indolent; n. (gramm.)<br />

supine<br />

supper supé (-ar), repaste vesperal<br />

supplant suplantar, deplazzar<br />

supple flexibil<br />

supplement v. supleer (-ment, -mental,<br />

-mentari)<br />

supplicate suplicar (-ation, -ator, -ante)<br />

supply v. furnir, munir (per), liverar,<br />

provisionar; n. provision,<br />

assortiment. ~ AND<br />

DEMAND: oferta e demande<br />

support v. apoyar, subtener, suportar;<br />

alimentar; n. suporte, apoy,<br />

subtention. MEANS OF ~:<br />

victuales; revenú<br />

suppose suposir (-ition)<br />

suppress supresser (-ion, -iv)<br />

suppurate supurar (-ativ, -ation)<br />

supreme suprem (-itá)<br />

surcharge supertaxe<br />

sure cert, secur; fidibil. ~<br />

ENOUGH: e vermen. TO BE<br />

~: comprende se<br />

surety certitá; (guarantor) garante;<br />

(bail) caution<br />

surf mar-creste, mar-undes<br />

surface superficie (-al)<br />

surfeit excesse; v. saturar<br />

surge marear, undear (-ation),<br />

undular<br />

surgeon chirurgo (-ic)<br />

surgery chirurgie; (place) cabinete,<br />

chirurgia<br />

surly morosi, rud<br />

surmise v. conjecter (-ion, -ura)<br />

surmount superar, victer<br />

surname nómine familial, surnómine<br />

surpass superar; exceDer<br />

surplice stola<br />

surplus a. superflú; n. excesse, rest,<br />

excedentie, surplus<br />

surprise n. surprise (-ar)<br />

surrender v. ceder, capitular; renunciar<br />

surreptitious furtiv, secret<br />

surrogate surogate, substitute<br />

surround cernar, circumdar.<br />

SURROUNDINGS: circumité<br />

surtax superimposte<br />

survey explorar; (scan) regardar,<br />

supervider; inspecter (-ion);<br />

(land) mesurar (-ator, -age);<br />

far un expertise; n. superregarda;<br />

expertise<br />

surveyor agremesurator<br />

survive perviver, superviver (-ante)<br />

survival superviventie<br />

susceptible susceptibil (-itá), impressibil,<br />

sensibil<br />

suspect a. ~ (-er, -ion, -iv); n. suspecte;<br />

v. (~ that) conjecter que<br />

suspend suspenDer (-siv, -sion)<br />

suspenders porta-strumpes<br />

suspense ~, íncertitá<br />

suspicion suspection<br />

suspicious suspectiv; (open to suspicion)<br />

suspectibil<br />

sustain subtener, suportar; suffrer;<br />

continuar<br />

sustenance nutriment<br />

sutler cantinero<br />

suture sutura (-al)<br />

swab n. vatte a essuyar; v. vattar,<br />

nettar, scurar<br />

swaddle circumvoluer<br />

swagger v. strucear, fanfaronar.<br />

SWAGGERING: bravach; n.<br />

bravade<br />

swain rustico; (lover) amante<br />

swallow n. hirunde; v. (in)glotir<br />

swamp morasse, palude<br />

swan cigne (-atri)<br />

sward herbe, gazon<br />

swarm n. formication, turbul. ~ OF<br />

FLIES: moscallia; v. formicar,<br />

turbular<br />

swarthy brun, nigratri<br />

sway dominion, influentie (-ar); v.<br />

oscillar, chancelar<br />

swear blasfemar, maledir; (on oath)<br />

jurar. TO ~ IN: far jurar<br />

sweat sudar, transpirar (-ation); n.<br />

sudore<br />

swede (turnip) svedesi nap<br />

sweep balayar; (as wind) chassar.<br />

CHIMNEY SWEEPER;<br />

chimené-balayero<br />

sweepings balayallia<br />

sweepstakes cavall-currida u li premie<br />

consists in li recivage<br />

sweet dulci, sucrosi; n. bonbon;<br />

(dish) sucrage<br />

sweeten adulciar; sucrar<br />

sweetheart amata, inamorato<br />

swell inflar, crescer; tumer; dilatar;<br />

expanDer se; n. undeada<br />

swelling tumore, inflatura, túbere<br />

sweltering sufocant, opressiv<br />

swerve deviar, detornar se<br />

swift a. rapid, veloci; subit; n. (bird)<br />

cipsel<br />

swill v. trincachar; n. lavatura<br />

swim v. svimmar, flottar. MY HEAD<br />

SWIMS: yo have vertígine.<br />

SWIMMING BATH: piscine,<br />

svimm-bassine<br />

swindle (de)fraudar, decepter<br />

swine svine(s) (-atri, -ero)<br />

swing pendular, oscillar; (tr.)<br />

brandisser; far flirtar. ~<br />

ROUND: tornar se; (the arms)<br />

brassear; n. (swings)<br />

balansuore<br />

swirl virle (-ar)<br />

switch v. comutar (-ator, -ation). ~<br />

OFF: decomutar; n. (rail.) relchangeator;<br />

(elec.) changeator,<br />

regulator<br />

swivel n. pivot<br />

swoon v. evanescer (-ement)<br />

80<br />

swoop v. precipitar se sur, plongear<br />

sur, sursaltar<br />

sword espade, gladie (-iar)<br />

sycamore platan-acere; (Egyptian)<br />

sicomore<br />

sycophant adulator servil, sicofante (-ie),<br />

parasite<br />

syllabe síllabe (-arium)<br />

syllabus programma<br />

syllogism sillogisme<br />

sylph silfa<br />

sylvan silval, silvin<br />

symbiosis simbiose<br />

symbol simbol (-ic, -isar, -isme)<br />

symmetry simetrie (-ic)<br />

sympathy simpatíe; condolentie<br />

sympathetic simpatic<br />

symphony simfonie (-ic)<br />

symposium simposium<br />

symptom simptoma (-tic)<br />

synagogue sinagoga<br />

synchronize sincronisar (-ation)<br />

syncope sincope<br />

syndicate sindicatu<br />

synecure sinecura<br />

synod sinode<br />

synonymous sinonim<br />

synopsis sinopSe (-tic. -tica)<br />

syntax sintaxe (-actic)<br />

synthesis sinteSe (-tic)<br />

syphilis sifilise<br />

syphon sifon (-ar)<br />

syren (myth.) sirena<br />

syringa lila<br />

syringe v. spruzzar (-uore), injecter<br />

syrup sirop (-osi), melasse<br />

system sistema (-tic, -tisar)<br />

T<br />

tab (of shoelace) lace-punta,<br />

puntale<br />

tabby striat<br />

tabernacle ~<br />

table -; (list) tabelle, índex,<br />

sinoptica, TABLE-CLOTH:<br />

table-toale<br />

tableau tabló, scene<br />

table-land plató<br />

tablet plaquette; (med.) tabulette<br />

taboo tabú<br />

tabular tabellari<br />

tabulate tabellar (-ator)<br />

tacit implicit, silent<br />

taciturn ~ (-itá), silentiosi<br />

tack n. clovette; v. clovettar; (naut.)<br />

virar, luvear<br />

tackle n. tacle, taclage; cosallia; v.<br />

agresser, luctar; (a job)<br />

interprender<br />

tact (all meanings) tacte (-osi).<br />

TACTLESS: sin tacte<br />

tactician tactico<br />

tactics tactica (-al)<br />

tactile tactil (-itá)<br />

tadpole ranelle<br />

taffeta tafte<br />

tag puntale<br />

tail caude (-al, -at)<br />

tailor talliero<br />

taint tintura; infection; v. corupter;<br />

infecter; (poison) invenenar

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take v. prender; capter; ocupar;<br />

(require) postular, exiger;<br />

(understand) comprender.<br />

take aback|take consternar.<br />

take advantage profitar.<br />

of|take<br />

take aim|take visar, apuntar.<br />

take care|take atenter.<br />

take care of| cuidar.<br />

take<br />

take cold|take refrigidar se, inreumar se.<br />

take effect|take efecter, operar.<br />

take in|take dupar, (as guest) albergar.<br />

take in hand|<br />

take<br />

interprender.<br />

take leave of|<br />

take<br />

dir adío.<br />

take one's leave| forear, departer.<br />

take<br />

take pains|take penar, efortiar se.<br />

take part in|<br />

take<br />

parti prender.<br />

take place|take evenir.<br />

take pity on|<br />

take<br />

comiserar.<br />

take refuge|takerefugir.<br />

take off|take demetter, deprender.<br />

take the place<br />

of|take<br />

vicear.<br />

take to|take esser atraet de.<br />

take to heart|<br />

take<br />

chagrinar se<br />

taking atrativ, charmant<br />

takings recivement, recivage<br />

talc ~ (-ar)<br />

tale; raconta,<br />

narration;<br />

fabul. ~ bearing<br />

denunciation<br />

talent ~ (-at, -osi)<br />

talisman talismane<br />

talk v. parlar (-aci, -ator, -ation),<br />

conversar; n. discurse;<br />

(rumour) fama, rumore<br />

tall alt, grand<br />

tallow sebe (-al, -ic)<br />

tally n. númer-disco; v. acordar<br />

talon griffe<br />

tambour tambur (-ar)<br />

tambourine tamburine<br />

tame a. mansi, amansat, ne savagi,<br />

domestic; v. amansar, domitar<br />

tamper inmixter se; implicar se;<br />

(touch) tuchar<br />

tan v. batter; (leather) tannar (-ero,<br />

-ería, -ine); (by weather)<br />

brunar, brunijar; n. tanne (-ic)<br />

tandem ~<br />

tang sapore<br />

tangent tangente (-ie, -ial)<br />

tangible palpabil, tuchabil<br />

tangle n. node, brollie; v. inbrolliar<br />

tango ~<br />

tank cisterne; reservuore; (mil.)<br />

tank<br />

tankard cruche, chop, boccale<br />

tantalise tormentar<br />

tantamount equivalent<br />

tap (water) robinete; (blow) un<br />

levi colpe; tappa; v. tappettar,<br />

tappar; (barrel) forar<br />

tape n. bande; sonbande. RED ~:<br />

rutine, burocratie. ~<br />

RECORDER: son-registrator<br />

tape-worm tenia<br />

taper n. candel de cire; v. atenuar<br />

(se), terminar se in punta<br />

tapering conic<br />

tapestry tapisseríe, textage<br />

tapioca ~<br />

tar n. gudron (-ar), (sailor)<br />

marinero<br />

tarantella ~<br />

tarantula tarantul<br />

tardy tardi (-tá), lent<br />

tare malherbe; (weight) tara<br />

target cible<br />

tariff tarif<br />

tarnish delustrar (se), perdir su<br />

brilliantie<br />

tarpaulin toale gudronat<br />

tarry a. gudronosi; v. sejornar, tardar<br />

tart a. acerb, acri, aspri; n. torte<br />

tartar tartre (-ic); (person) tartaro<br />

task tache. TO TAKE TO ~:<br />

admonir<br />

tassel quaste<br />

taste n. gust, sapore; preferentie,<br />

predilection; v. gustar; (with<br />

tongue) savurar<br />

tasteless fad, sin gust, insipid<br />

tasty gustosi, saporosi, de bon guste<br />

tatterdemalion chifonoso<br />

tattle n. babillache<br />

tattoo revúe; (of drums) tamburada;<br />

v, tatuar (-age)<br />

taunt acri reprocha, insulte, moca; v.<br />

mocar (-ada)<br />

taut tendet, rigid<br />

tautology tautologie (-ic)<br />

tavern taverne (-ero), gastería<br />

tawdry ostentachi; rococó. ~ FINERY:<br />

flittre<br />

tawny falvi<br />

tax n. imposte (-ar, -abil), tribute.<br />

FREE OF ~: exempt de<br />

tribute; v. (accuse) accusar;<br />

(assess) taxar; (test) provar<br />

taxicab taxl(auto) . TAXIMETER:<br />

taxametre, contator<br />

tea té; té-repaste; te-plante. TEA-<br />

CADDY: tébuxe. TEAPOT:<br />

teiere, te-cruche. TEA-URN:<br />

té-urne<br />

teach docer (-ente), instructor (-or,ion)<br />

teak tec<br />

team n. (sport) truppe; (horses)<br />

atelage; (of workers) equip<br />

rear n. (from eyes) lácrime; (rent)<br />

lácere; v. lacerar; (rush)<br />

precipitar se, currer<br />

tearful lacrimosi<br />

tease v. vexar, tormentar; (wool)<br />

cardar, raffar<br />

teat tette, buton de mamme<br />

technical tecnic(al). TECHNICIAN:<br />

tecnico. TECHNICS: tecnica<br />

technique tecnica, artistic execution<br />

technology tecnologie (-ic)<br />

tedious tedant, enoyant, tedosi<br />

teem abundar; luxuriar, formicar,<br />

pullular; (rain) torentar<br />

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teethe dentir (-ition)<br />

teetotal abstinent (-e, -ie)<br />

tegument ~<br />

telegram telegramma<br />

telegraph telegraf (-ic, -ie, -ist)<br />

teleology teleologie<br />

telepathy telepatíe (-ic)<br />

telephone telefon (-ar, -ic, -ie, -ist)<br />

telescope telescop (-ar, -ic)<br />

television ~<br />

tell dir; racontar, narrar; (discern)<br />

distinter. ~ OFF: definir;<br />

reprimandar. ~ ON: haver su<br />

efecte<br />

telling efectiv<br />

tell-tale denunciator (-i)<br />

tellurium tellur<br />

temerarious temerari (-tá)<br />

temper n. (anger) colere; (metal)<br />

tempre (-ar). IN A GOOD ~:<br />

de bon humor; v. temperar,<br />

moderar<br />

temperament ~ (-al, -osi)<br />

temperance temperantie, sobrietá<br />

temperate sobri, abstenent, moderat<br />

temperature temperatura<br />

tempest tempeste (-osi), storm, burasca<br />

temple -; (anat.) tempie<br />

tempo ~<br />

temporal ~, mundan<br />

temporary temporari, provisori<br />

temporise vacillar, procrastinar<br />

tempt v. tentar (-ation)<br />

tempter tentator, diábol<br />

tempting atrativ, seductiv<br />

ten deci. TENFOLD: deci vez,<br />

deciplic. THE TENS: li<br />

decenes<br />

tenable tenibil; mantenibil<br />

tenacious tenaci (-tá)<br />

tenancy ocupantie, ocupation, luation<br />

tenant luator<br />

tench tanche<br />

tend cuidar, gardar; servir; (incline)<br />

tender, inclinar<br />

tendency tendentie (-iosi)<br />

tender a. tendri (-ease), moll, dulci,<br />

sensibil; n. (veh.) tender;<br />

(comm.) oferta; v. dar,<br />

presentar; ofertar<br />

tendon ~ (-osi)<br />

tendril sarment<br />

tenebrous tenebrosi, obscur<br />

tenement logí<br />

tenet doctrine, dogma<br />

tennis ténnis<br />

tenor (mus.) ~; (purport) tenore<br />

tense a. rigid, tendet; n. témpore<br />

tensile tensil<br />

tension ~<br />

tent tenda<br />

tentacle tentacul<br />

tentative a. experimental; n. tentative<br />

tenth decesim<br />

tenuous tenui (-tá)<br />

tenure possession; lu-conditiones<br />

tepid ~ (-itá)<br />

terebinth terebintiero<br />

term n. (academical) semestre;<br />

(name) término; (legal)<br />

termine. TERMS: precie,

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condition. TO COME TO ~:<br />

interacordar; v. nominar<br />

termagant megera<br />

terminal n. borne<br />

terminate terminar (se), finir<br />

termination (gramm.) desinentie<br />

terminology terminologie (-ic)<br />

terminus terminus, station terminal<br />

termite ~<br />

terrace terasse; rampe<br />

terra-cotta terracotta<br />

terrain terren<br />

terrestrial terrestri, terral<br />

terrier bassete<br />

terrible terribil<br />

terrify terrer<br />

territory territoria (-al)<br />

terror terrore (-isar, -isme, -ist)<br />

terse concis; laconic<br />

tertiary tertiari<br />

tessellated mosaic (-at)<br />

test n. prova (-ar)<br />

testament ~ (-ari, -al)<br />

testator ~<br />

testicle testicul<br />

testify atestar, testimoniar, teatificar<br />

testimony testimonie<br />

testy coleric<br />

tetanus tétano (-ic)<br />

tether n. liga-corde; v. ligar. AT THE<br />

END OF ONE'S ~: al fine de<br />

su corde<br />

tetragon ~ (-al)<br />

tetrarch ~<br />

teutonic ~<br />

text textu (-al)<br />

text-book manuale<br />

textile textil; n. textile<br />

texture textura<br />

than quam<br />

thank v. mersiar. ~ YOU: mersí.<br />

THANKS: mersí<br />

thankful grat (-itá), mersiosi<br />

thankless íngrat<br />

that (pron.) to; (adj.) ti; (conj.) que;<br />

(the one which) quel; (the<br />

thing which) quo<br />

thatch pallie; v. tegmentar per pallie,<br />

inpalliar<br />

thaw n. degel (-ar)<br />

the li; (abstract) lu. THE<br />

BROWNS AND THE<br />

SMITHS: lis Brown e lis<br />

Smith. THE MORE ~<br />

BETTER: plu mult, plu bon<br />

theatre teatre (-al, -ic)<br />

thee te<br />

theft furte<br />

their lor<br />

theism teisme<br />

them les<br />

theme tema<br />

themselves self; (used reflexively) se<br />

then adv. tande; (next) poy; conj.<br />

alor, in ti casu; (therefore)<br />

dunc<br />

thence de ta; (from that) de to<br />

theocracy teocratie (-ic)<br />

theodolite teodolit<br />

theologian teologo (-ic, -ie)<br />

theorem teorema (-tic)<br />

theory teorie (-ic, -isar)<br />

theosophist teosof<br />

theosophy teosofie (-ic)<br />

therapeutic terapeutic (-a)<br />

therapy terapie<br />

there ta. THERE IS, ARE: vi; hay<br />

thereabouts circa tam mult; in li vicinitá<br />

thereby per to<br />

therefore ergo, dunc; pro to<br />

thereupon poy<br />

thermo termometre, -scop etc.<br />

thesaurus tresor<br />

these adj. ti; (pron.) tis<br />

thesis tese, dissertation<br />

they ili<br />

thick spess (-ore), densi (-tá); ínclar;<br />

compact<br />

thicken aspessar, far spess, condensar<br />

thicket densallia, boscage<br />

thief furtard, furtor<br />

thieve furter (-aci)<br />

thigh fémur<br />

thimble fingrale, fingriero<br />

thin tenui (-tá), rar, índensi;<br />

(person) magri<br />

thine tu(i)<br />

thing cose, afere, objecte<br />

think pensar; opiner; creder;<br />

imaginar. ~ OVER: meditar<br />

third a. triesim; (fraction) ters<br />

thirst sete. TO QUENCH ONE'S ~:<br />

extinter su sete; v. haver sete<br />

thirsty setosi; arid<br />

thirteen deci-tri<br />

thirty trianti<br />

this (a.) ti, ti ci; (pron.) to, to ci<br />

thistle carde<br />

thither (a) ta<br />

thong bande cutin, strap<br />

thorax tórax (-ic. -al)<br />

thorn spine (-osi); (tree) blancospine<br />

thorough complet; scrupulosi.<br />

THOROUGHLY: a funde<br />

thoroughbred de pur rasse<br />

thoroughfare passage; chossé. NO ~:<br />

íntraficabil<br />

those (adj.) ti; (pron.) tis (ta)<br />

thou tu<br />

though conj. benque. AS ~: quam si,<br />

quasi<br />

thought pense; pensada; idé;<br />

meditation<br />

thoughtful pensativ, pensosi; atentiv,<br />

cuidosi; meditativ<br />

thoughtless negligent, inatentiv, íncuidosi<br />

thousand a. mill (-esim)y n. millene<br />

thraldom servitude<br />

thrash drachar (-ator, -atoria); (beat)<br />

batter, bastonar<br />

thread n. fil; v. infilar<br />

threadbare perusat, chifonosi<br />

threat n. menacie (-iar)<br />

three tri. THREEFOLD: triplic.<br />

THREE-CORNERED:<br />

triangulari, THREE-<br />

LEGGED: tripedat<br />

thresh drachar (-ator)<br />

threshold sill<br />

thrice trivez<br />

thrift economie, frugalitá<br />

thrifty frugal, economic, sparniaci<br />

thrill v. excitar; far tremer<br />

thrive prosperar, florear<br />

throat gurgul, gúttur (-al)<br />

throb v. palpitar, pulsar<br />

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throe dolore<br />

thrombosis trombose<br />

throne tron<br />

throng n. turbul; multité, turbe; v.<br />

presser; forinicar, turbulear<br />

throttle strangular (-ator)<br />

through prep. (by means of) tra, per;<br />

(because of) pro<br />

throw v. jettar, lansar<br />

thrush turdo<br />

thrust y. pussar; trader<br />

thud son surd<br />

thumb n. pollice; v. trafoliar<br />

thump v. batter; n. batte, colpe<br />

thunder n. tónnere (-ar). ~STRUCK:<br />

consternat<br />

thursday jovedí<br />

thus talmen, in ti maniere; (so)<br />

dunc<br />

thwart oposir, impedir, frustrar,<br />

contrariar<br />

thy tu(i)<br />

thyme tim; (wild ~) serpol<br />

thyroid tiroide (-al)<br />

tiara ~, diadem<br />

tibia ~<br />

tick n. (insect) ácare; (of clock) tictac<br />

(-ar)<br />

ticket billete; (label) afiche,<br />

etiquette. ~ OFFICE: billetería<br />

tickle titillar (-ation)<br />

ticklish subject a ticlada, delicat<br />

tide flute, marea<br />

tidings novas<br />

tidy a. nett (-ar), de bon órdine<br />

tie v. ligar, junter; (knot) nodar; n.<br />

cravatte; (bond) bande; (sport)<br />

tira<br />

tier etage; range<br />

tiger tigre (-a, -o, -atri)<br />

tight angust; firm, tendet, astrict<br />

tighten firmar, serrar<br />

tile n. (for roof) tegul (-ar, -ero);<br />

(glazed ~) carrel (-ar)<br />

till n. cassa; (until) til, til que; v.<br />

cultivar<br />

tiller cultivator; (naut.) timon<br />

tilt v. renversar, bascular, inclinar<br />

timber ligne (-ero, -mercante)<br />

timbre ~<br />

time n. témpor; epoca, era; (age)<br />

etá. WHAT ~ IS IT?: quel hora<br />

es?. IN ~: sat tost, in just<br />

tempor. AT TIMES: a vezes<br />

timely oportun, in just témpor<br />

timetable horarium, hor-tabelle<br />

timid ~ (-itá)<br />

timorous timorosi, timid<br />

tin n. (metal) stanno (-ar).<br />

TINPLATE: lade; (receptacle)<br />

lad-scatulle; v. (pack in tins)<br />

inladar<br />

tincture v. tinter (-ura)<br />

tinder tindre<br />

tinfoil stanniol<br />

tinge v. tinter, colorar; n. nuancie<br />

tingle ticlar<br />

tinker v. (botch) bosillar; n. suldero<br />

tinkle tintinar<br />

tinsel flittre, auripelle<br />

tinsmith stannero<br />

tint n. color-nuancie (-ar)<br />

tiny micrissim, diminutiv

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tip n. (end) punta, extremitá;<br />

(gratuity) gratiment, trincmoné,<br />

backshish; v. dar<br />

backshish, dar trinca-moné;<br />

(tilt) bascular, inclinar<br />

tipple trincar alcohol<br />

tipsy ebri<br />

tiptoe TO STAND ON ~: star sur li<br />

ped-fingres<br />

tirade ~<br />

tire n. bandage (pneumatic); v.<br />

fatigar, exhauster se, strapaciar<br />

tired fatigat; lassi<br />

tiresome enoyant, tedosi<br />

tissue fin textura; (anat.) histe.<br />

~PAPER: silk-papere<br />

titan titane (-ic)<br />

titbit delicatesse, gurmandage<br />

tithe n. decesim<br />

titillate titillar<br />

title titul (-ar, -ari), nómine; (right)<br />

jure<br />

titmouse parú<br />

titter hihicar<br />

to a(d); vers; (as far as) til; (in<br />

order ~) por<br />

toad rospe<br />

toadstool fungo<br />

toady leccard, adulator<br />

toast pane rostat; (health) toste (-ar)<br />

tobacco tabac (-venditor, -iere)<br />

toboggan slitt (-ar)<br />

today hodie<br />

toddle passuettar<br />

toe n. ped-fingre. BIG ~: pollice<br />

toffee taffe; (a sweet) bonbon<br />

together junt; in tot, PULL ONESELF<br />

~: recoleer se<br />

toil n. pena, strapacie (-osi); v,<br />

penar, strapaciar<br />

toilet toilette; (w.c.) closete<br />

toilsome penosi, fatigant<br />

token signe; simbol; (pledge) gage<br />

tolerate tolerar (-abil, -ant, -antie,<br />

-ation)<br />

toll imposte (de via); v. sonar;<br />

clochear<br />

tomato tomate<br />

tomb tombe, sepultura<br />

tom-cat cato<br />

tome tom<br />

tomfoolery non-sense; arlequinade<br />

tomtit parú<br />

tomorrow deman<br />

ton tonne (-age)<br />

tone n. ton (-al, -alitá, -ic); accentu;<br />

(med.) tónus; v. harmonisar;<br />

(shade) nuanciar<br />

tongs pince<br />

tongue lingue, idioma. TO HOLD<br />

ONE'S ~: tacer; (of bell)<br />

battente<br />

tonic a. tonic; n. invigorative<br />

to-night ho-véspere, ho-nocte<br />

tonsil tonsille (-ite)<br />

tonsure tonsura (-ar)<br />

too tro; (also) anc<br />

tool instrument, utensile<br />

tooth dente (-brosse, -dolore).<br />

TOOTHPICK: dent-lignette<br />

toothache mal de dentes, dent-dolore<br />

toothsome saporosi, de bon guste<br />

top n. sómmite, cime; superficie;<br />

(toy) girette; a. prim;<br />

superiori; (naut.) topp-. FROM<br />

~ TO BOTTOM: de alt a bass;<br />

v. esser ye li cap de<br />

topaz topaze<br />

toper trincard<br />

tophat cilindre<br />

topic tema, subjecte<br />

topical actual<br />

topography topografie (-ic)<br />

topple cader, crular<br />

topsy-turvy renversat, confuset<br />

torch tasca-lampe; torche; brandon<br />

toreador taureator, toreador<br />

torment ~ (-ar, -ero)<br />

tornado uragane<br />

torpedo ~. ~ TUBE: lansa-torpedo<br />

torpid inert, letargic<br />

torrent ~ (-ar. -osi)<br />

torrid ~ (-itá)<br />

torso ~<br />

tortoise tortug<br />

tortuous serpentatri, torsiv<br />

torture n. tortura (-ar, -ator)<br />

toss jettar; (shake) sucusser<br />

total tot(al) (--itá, --itari, --isar,<br />

--isator), plen<br />

totally tot(men), totalmen<br />

totter chancelar; vacillar; (collapse)<br />

crular<br />

touch v. tuchar; palpar; (reach)<br />

atinger; (of feelings) emoer; n.<br />

tracie, spasma, levi atacca<br />

touching emotiv; patetic; (prep.)<br />

concernent, pri<br />

touchy iritabil<br />

tough tenaci; dur; resistent; desfacil<br />

tour n. tur (-ist, -isme), excursion<br />

tournament torney<br />

tow n. stuppe; v. remorcar (-ator)<br />

toward(s) vers; contra<br />

towel manu-toale<br />

tower n. turre. LOOK-OUT ~:<br />

belvedere; v. turrear, altear<br />

town cité, borgo. TOWN-HALL:<br />

dom municipal<br />

townsman borgese, citeano<br />

toxic ~, venenosi<br />

toy n. ludette; auripelle; talmi; v.<br />

luder con<br />

trace n. tracie, vestigie; marca; v.<br />

traciar; delinear; (sketch)<br />

esquissar<br />

tracery dentelleríe<br />

trachea traché (-al)<br />

track n. tracie; (rail.) relage, relvia;<br />

(beaten ~) trantran;<br />

(racecourse) drome<br />

tract region, districte; país; (rel.)<br />

brochura<br />

tractable docil, tractabil<br />

traction tration. ~ ENGINE: locomotor<br />

tractor ~<br />

trade n. comercie, negocie; v.<br />

mercar (-ator, -ero), comerciar<br />

trade-mark marca de fabrica<br />

trades-union sindicate<br />

tradewind alisé<br />

tradition ~ (-al)<br />

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traduce calumniar<br />

traffic trafic (-ar)<br />

tragedian tragico<br />

tragedy tragedie<br />

tragic tragic<br />

trail n. tracie; v. trenar pos se<br />

train n. (of robe, rail.) tren; (retinue)<br />

suita; procession; serie; v.<br />

exercir; (animals) dresser; (a<br />

gun) apuntar, directer. ~ UP:<br />

educar<br />

trait trate<br />

traitor trahitor<br />

traitorous trahitiv, perfid<br />

trajectory , n. trajectorie<br />

tram ~ (-via)<br />

trammel n. catenes, impediment; v.<br />

catenar, impedir<br />

tramp vagabunde, vagard, tramp; v.<br />

migrar; ped-ear<br />

trample tramplar (-ada), ped-presser<br />

trance extaSe; cataleptie, transe<br />

tranquil ~ (-itá, -isar), calm<br />

trans (prefix, prep.) trans<br />

transact transacter (-ion); tractar,<br />

negociar<br />

transcend superar, superpassar<br />

transcendent ~ (-al, -ie)<br />

transcribe transscrir (-ite, -ition), copiar<br />

transept transepte<br />

transfer n. transferte (-er)<br />

transfigure transfigurar (-ation)<br />

transfix traborar; transforar<br />

transform transformar (-ator, -ation)<br />

transfuse transfuser (-ion)<br />

transgress transgresser (-ion, -or);<br />

infracter; (sin)peccar<br />

transient fugient; transitori, efemeri<br />

transit transite (-ion, -iv,-ori)<br />

translate traducter (-or, -ion), translater;<br />

interpretar<br />

translator traductor, interprete<br />

translucent tralucent (-ie)<br />

transmit transmisser (-ion).<br />

TRANSMITTER:<br />

(instrument) emissor<br />

transmute transmutar (-ation)<br />

transparent ~ (-ie); evident<br />

transpire devenir conosset; sudar<br />

transplant transplantar (-ation);<br />

transponer<br />

transport transportar; (delight) ravisser<br />

(-ement); n. transporte<br />

transpose transposir (-ition)<br />

transubstantiatitranssubstantiation<br />

on<br />

transverse transversal<br />

trap n. trappe (-ar, -ero); (veh.)<br />

carre; (ambush) inboscada<br />

trapeze ~<br />

trappings ornamentes; livré; harnesse<br />

trash mercache, sinvalorage<br />

travail dolore de parturition;<br />

acuchation<br />

travel v. viagear (-ator, -ation);<br />

turisme<br />

traverse v. trayersar TRAVESTY: , n.<br />

travestie, parodie; v. travestir<br />

tray porta-plate; trog. ASHTRAY:<br />

cindriere<br />

treacherous perfid; ínloyal, trahitiv

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treachery perfidie, trahition<br />

treacle melasse<br />

tread n. passuada; v. passuar. ~<br />

DOWN: tramplar, ped-presser<br />

treadle pedale<br />

treason perfidie, trahition<br />

treasures n. fisco<br />

tresor. treasury<br />

treasurer cassero, tresorero<br />

treat (deal with) tractar; negociar;<br />

(entertain) regalar; (med.)<br />

curar, medicar; n. regale;<br />

plesura, festine TREATISE:<br />

tractate; tese, dissertation<br />

treatment tractament; (med.) terapie. TO<br />

UNDERGO ~: esser in<br />

curation<br />

treaty tractate; negociation, pacte,<br />

tratte<br />

treble triplic (-ar); n. soprano<br />

tree árbor; (boot-tree) listel<br />

trefoil trifolie<br />

trellis trellie. ~WORK: trelliage<br />

tremble tremer (-ent, -id)<br />

tremendous colossal, grandissim<br />

tremolo trémolo<br />

tremor tremore. EARTH~: sisme<br />

trench n. fosse; (mil.) sappe, tranché;<br />

v. fossar; sulcar<br />

trenchant acri, tranchant<br />

trend n. tendentie<br />

trepan n. ~ (-ar)<br />

trepidation ~<br />

trespass v. transgresser, infracter,<br />

ofender; (sin)peccar. TO ~<br />

ON: transpassar; invader<br />

tress tresse<br />

trestle trestale, cavallette<br />

trial n. essaye, prova; experiment;<br />

(legal) processu; judicie. ~<br />

NUMBER: specimenexemplare<br />

triangle triangul (-ari)<br />

tribe ~ (-al, -alisme)<br />

tribulation ~, suffrentie, afliction<br />

tribune ~; (Roman) tribune<br />

tribunal tribunale<br />

tributary n. confluente; (payer of<br />

tribute) tributario; a. tributari<br />

tribute ~<br />

trick tric (-ar), artificie; (in<br />

conjuring) jongleríe; (of<br />

manner) hábitu, custom; v.<br />

dupar, decepter. ~ OUT: ornar<br />

trickle fluettar; guttear<br />

tricycle tricicle<br />

trident tridente<br />

trifle n. un poc; bagatelle, auripelle,<br />

talmi; (cul.) trifle; v.<br />

divertisser se<br />

tripling a. trivial, bagatellic; sin valore<br />

trigger clave, detendette<br />

trigonometry trigonometrie<br />

trill ~ (-ar)<br />

trim v. (decorate) garnir. ~ WITH<br />

LACE: pasmentar; (a beard)<br />

tender; (vessels) equilibrar;<br />

fassonar; a. nett, ornat<br />

trimmings garniment, accessories<br />

trinity trinitá; trinité<br />

trinket breloc, ornament, juvelette<br />

trio ~<br />

trip v. passuar levimen, trottillar;<br />

(stumble) mispassuar; far<br />

cader; n. excursion, curt viage<br />

tripe tripes<br />

tripartite tripartit<br />

triple a. triplic (-ar)<br />

triplets trigemelle<br />

tripod tripede<br />

trireme ~<br />

trite banal (-itá)<br />

triton ~<br />

triturate triturar (-ation)<br />

triumph triumf (-ar, -ant)<br />

trivet tripede, stativette. RIGHT AS<br />

A ~: in bonissim standa<br />

trivial ~ (-itá)<br />

troglodyte troglodite (-ic)<br />

trolley ~<br />

trollop salopona<br />

trombone trombon<br />

troop (mil., theatre) truppe, peloton;<br />

(gang; bande; v. marchar<br />

trooper soldate de cavalleríe,<br />

cavallerist<br />

troops soldatesca, milicie, armé<br />

trophy trofé<br />

tropic tropic. THE TROPICS: li<br />

tropic landes.<br />

trot n. trotta (-ar)<br />

troth TO PLIGHT ONE'S ~:<br />

sponder se, dar promesse de<br />

maritage<br />

troubadour trubadur<br />

trouble n. truble; grive; pena; v.<br />

trublar; genar. IT'S NO ~: it ne<br />

gena me. IT'S TOO MUCH ~:<br />

it incomoda me tro mult<br />

troublesome trublant; penosi<br />

trough trog; cava<br />

trounce defetar (severmen), victer<br />

decisivmen; castigar, bastonar<br />

trousers pantalon<br />

trousseau trusó<br />

trout trute (-iera)<br />

trowel truelie (-ade)<br />

truant absento. TO PLAY ~: fugir li<br />

scola, absentar se<br />

truce suspension de hostilitá,<br />

armisticie<br />

truck camion, carrette; (rail.) vagon,<br />

true; (dealings) negocie<br />

truculent feroci<br />

trudge trenar se, marchar<br />

true ver (-men); exact; (faithful)<br />

fidel<br />

truffle ~<br />

truism truisme<br />

trump (cards) ~; v. TO ~ UP: fabricar<br />

trumpery mercache; auripelle<br />

trumpet trumpete (-ar, -ero, -ist)<br />

truncheon baston<br />

trunk (tree) trunc; (case) coffre;<br />

(probosci) probocide, trompe;<br />

(tel.) chef linea<br />

truss cintura herniari; (hay) fasce<br />

trust n. fide, confidentie; eredite;<br />

(fin.) truste; v. fider; (hope)<br />

esperar<br />

trustee curator; tutor<br />

trustworthy fidibil, loyal<br />

trusty fidibil<br />

truth veritá. TO SPEAK THE ~: dir<br />

li veritá<br />

truthful veraci (-tá)<br />

84<br />

try v. (test) provar; (endeavour)<br />

penar; (judge) judicar; (weary)<br />

genar<br />

tryst rendevú<br />

tub tine, cuve<br />

tube ~; cilindre; rel-via subterran<br />

tuber túbere (-osi)<br />

tubercle tubercul (-osi, -ose)<br />

tubular tubiform<br />

tuck n. plica<br />

tuesday mardí<br />

tuft toffe<br />

tug v. trenar; remorcar; n. (naut.)<br />

remorcator<br />

tuition instruction<br />

tulip ~<br />

tulle ~<br />

tumble v. cader; acrobatar, voltiger<br />

tumble-down caduc<br />

tumbler glass<br />

tumour tumore (-osi)<br />

tumult tumultu (-osi)<br />

tumulus tumul<br />

tun tonnel<br />

tune n. melodie (-osi), arie; v.<br />

acordar<br />

tuneful harmoniosi<br />

tungsten túngsten<br />

tunic tunica<br />

tunnel ~<br />

turban turbane<br />

turbine ~<br />

turbot ~<br />

turbulent turbulant (-ie), tumultuosi<br />

tureen supiere, terrine<br />

turf torfe; (lawn) gazon;<br />

(racecourse) turf<br />

turkey indie gallino; meleagre<br />

turmoil tumultu<br />

turn v. tornar (se); rotar; converter;<br />

(become) devenir; -ijar;<br />

(make) far; n. torne; curve;<br />

choc. BY TURNS: secun torne<br />

turner tornero (-ía)<br />

turnip nap<br />

turnstile torn-harriere<br />

turntable platte tornant<br />

turpentine terebintine<br />

turpitude infamie<br />

turquoise turkise<br />

turret turrette<br />

turtle tortug; (turtledove) turtur; v.<br />

TO TURN ~: cap-virar<br />

tush ~<br />

tusk croc<br />

tussle lucta (-ar)<br />

tutelage tutela (-ari), protection<br />

tutor instructor, docente<br />

twaddle galimatias, non-sense<br />

twang n. son vibratori; pronunciation<br />

nasal; v. pluccar<br />

tweezers pincette<br />

twelve decidu (-esim)<br />

twenty duanti<br />

twice duplic; du vezes. ~ AS<br />

MANY: du vezes plu mult<br />

twig ramette<br />

twilight crepuscul (-ari)<br />

twin a. duplic; n. gemelle<br />

twine v. plecter; n. corde, fil<br />

twinge spasma. ~ OF CONSCIENCE:<br />

remorse<br />

twinkle v. scintillar (-ation); (of eyes)

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palpebrar; oculettar<br />

twirl v. girar, far girar<br />

twist v. torDer; (hair) tressar; (wind<br />

in and out) serpentear; n.<br />

torsura<br />

twitch n. spasmette<br />

twitter pipiar (-ada)<br />

two du. TWOFOLD: duplic<br />

tympanum timpane<br />

type n. tip (-ic); specie; (print.)<br />

líttere(s), tip; v. tippar,<br />

machinscrir TO SET UP ~:<br />

composter<br />

typographer tipograf (-ic, -ie)<br />

typewriter scri-machine (-ist(a)<br />

typhoid tifoid<br />

typhoon uragane, tifon<br />

typhus tif<br />

typist tippist(a), scri-machinist(a)<br />

typography tipografie (-ic)<br />

tyrant tiranno (-ic, -ie, -isar)<br />

tyre bandage (pneumatic)<br />

tyro novicio<br />

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ubiquitous ubiqui (-tá), omnipresent<br />

udder ubre<br />

ugly hideosi, ínbell, desbell; mal<br />

ukase ~<br />

ulcer úlcere (-ar, -osi)<br />

ulterior ulteriori<br />

ultimate a. ultim, final<br />

ultimatum ~<br />

ultra- ultra- (-marin, -montan)<br />

ululation ~<br />

umber umbra<br />

umbilicus umbilico (-al)<br />

umbrage, to * ofender se (pri)<br />

take<br />

umbrella parapluvie. ombrel<br />

umpire arbitro (-ar)<br />

un- (with adjectives) ín-; (with<br />

verbs) ín-, de(s)-<br />

unable, to be * ne posser<br />

unaccountable ínexplicabil<br />

unapfected ingenui, naiv, natural<br />

unanimous unanim (-itá)<br />

unanswerable ínrefutabil<br />

unashamed sin honte<br />

unassuming modest<br />

unavailing van<br />

unaware, to be * ne saver. UNAWARES: sin<br />

advertiment, ínexpectatmen.<br />

TO BE TAKEN UNAWARES:<br />

esser surprisat<br />

unbelief scepticisme, íncredulitá,<br />

defide, íncredentie<br />

unbend erecter; condesecnder, relaxar<br />

unbiassed ínpartial<br />

uncanny anormal, misteriosi<br />

uncertain íncert, vag, precari<br />

uncle oncle<br />

uncomfortable íncomfortosi<br />

unconcern índiferentie<br />

unconscionable ínrasonabil<br />

uncouth íncult, crud, agrest<br />

unction ~; fervore<br />

unctuous oleatri<br />

undaunted íntrepid, ne intimidat<br />

under (prep., prefix) sub, sub—;<br />

minu quam; adv.<br />

ínsuficentmen<br />

underclothes subvestimentes<br />

undergo subiseer; suffrer<br />

undergraduate studente<br />

underground subterran<br />

undergrowth boscallia<br />

underhand deshonest, celat, furtiv<br />

underling inferiore, subordinate<br />

underlying fundamental<br />

underneath infra, in infra<br />

underrate taxar tro bass<br />

undersell vendir plu modicmen quam,<br />

vendir sub li valore de<br />

understand comprenDer; percepter<br />

understanding comprension; interconsenti<br />

ment; intelectu, inteligentie.<br />

TO COME TO AN ~: acordar<br />

se<br />

understate desexagerar<br />

undertake interprender. TO ~ TO DO<br />

SOMETHING: ingagear<br />

undertaker interprensor; functionario<br />

funebri<br />

undertone IN AN ~: sub voce<br />

underwrite assecurar; subgarantir<br />

undignified poc digni, poc elevat<br />

undo anullar; (~ something done)<br />

reparar; defar, deligar,<br />

debutonar etc.<br />

undoing ruine, perition<br />

undress v. devestir (se)<br />

undue excessiv; exagerat<br />

undulate undear, undular (-ation)<br />

undying ínmortal<br />

unearth exhumar; revelar<br />

unearthly superterral, superhoman<br />

uneasy íntranquil<br />

unending ínfinit<br />

unequal disparat, ínegal<br />

uneven ínegal, desplat<br />

uneventful sin evenimentes, calm<br />

unexampled sin precedentie, sin exemple<br />

unexceptionabl ínreprochabil, ínblamabil<br />

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unfailing constant, ínfallibil<br />

unfeeling ínsensibil<br />

unflagging ínfatigabil, índiminuet<br />

unflinching resoluet, ínvacillant<br />

ungainly grossieri, desgraciosi, plump<br />

ungrounded ínfundat<br />

unguent unguente<br />

unhinge (mentally) desordinar, alienar<br />

unhorse desedlar<br />

uni- uni- (-formi, -corne, -lateral,son)<br />

union ~; (trade ~) sindicatu; (workhouse)<br />

institute por povres<br />

unique unic, ínegalabil<br />

unit unité<br />

unite unir (-ition)<br />

unity unitá<br />

universe ~ (-al, -alitá)<br />

university universitá<br />

unless si...ne<br />

unlocked for ínexpectat, ínprevidet<br />

unlucky ínfortunosi, ínfelici<br />

unman afeminar<br />

unmarried celib<br />

unmistakable cert, manifest, evident<br />

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unmitigated ínmitigat, absolut<br />

unnerve debilisar, enervar<br />

unparalleled sin paralele, sin egale, unic<br />

unpretending modest, ínpretentiosi<br />

unprincipled sin principles; ínmoral<br />

unquestioned índisputat<br />

unravel debrolliar, desintricar<br />

unremitting íncessant<br />

unrivalled ínegalabil<br />

unruffled seren, calm<br />

unruly turbulant, índisciplinat<br />

unscathed ínvulnerat<br />

unsettle ínquietar<br />

unsightly ínbell, hideosi<br />

unsophisticated naiv<br />

unthinkable ínimaginabil<br />

untie deligar<br />

untiring ínfatigabil, índiminuet<br />

until til<br />

unto a; (up to) til<br />

untold íntaxabil, ínnarrat<br />

untoward ínfelici<br />

untruth mentie. UNTRUTHFUL;<br />

mentaci<br />

unvarnished simplic, sincer; ínvernissat<br />

unveil develar, decelar<br />

unwarrantable ínjustificabil<br />

unwavering constant, ínhesitant<br />

unwelcome ínoportun, desagreabil<br />

unwieldy pesant, ínmanipulabil<br />

unwilling TO BE ~: ne voler, ne esser<br />

pret. UNWILLINGLY: nevolentmen,<br />

contra volentie<br />

up ad-supra. TO GO ~: ascender,<br />

montar. TO STAND ~: levar<br />

se. ~ AND DOWN: a ci e ta,<br />

ad supra e infra. ~ TO: til. ~<br />

TO DATE: til hodíe. UP-TO-<br />

DATE: modern<br />

upbraid reprochar<br />

upbringing education<br />

upheaval eruption, tumultu<br />

uphill desfacil; ad alt, a monte<br />

uphold subtener, suportar<br />

upholster moblar; stuffar<br />

upholsterer moblero, tapissero<br />

upkeep mantention, subtention,<br />

suporte<br />

uplift v. elevar, exaltar, anoblar<br />

upon sur; concernent(e), pri.<br />

IMMEDIATELY ~: che, a<br />

upper plu alt, supra; superiori. TO<br />

GAIN THE ~ HAND: ganiar li<br />

ascendentie. ~MOST: max alt.<br />

TO SAY WHATEVER<br />

COMES ~: dir to quo veni in<br />

mente<br />

upright vertical, erect; honest; n.<br />

verticale<br />

uprising insurection<br />

uproar tumultu<br />

upset renversar; (grieve) vexar,<br />

chagrinar, índisposir<br />

upshot resultate, fine<br />

upside down * TO TURN ~: renversar<br />

upstairs supra, in supra. TO GO ~: ear<br />

ad supra<br />

upstart parvenú<br />

upwards ad supra. ~ OF: plu quam<br />

urban citean, urban<br />

urbane polit, cortesi

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urchin gamino, pueracho, garsonacho<br />

urge v. a. presser; (be urgent) urger<br />

(-ent, -entie); n. impulse<br />

urinal urinuore, pissuore<br />

urine ~ (-ari)<br />

urn urne<br />

ursine ursin<br />

us nos<br />

use v. usar (-abil, -ada, -antie.<br />

-age). USED TO: acustomat;<br />

n. usu (-al); utilitá<br />

useful util (-itá, -isar)<br />

useless ínutil. IT IS ~ TO: it es van<br />

pena<br />

usher in preluder, introducter. COURT<br />

USHER: bedello<br />

usual ~, ordinari<br />

usurp usurpar (-ation, -ator)<br />

usury usure (-ari, -ero)<br />

utensil utensile<br />

uterine uterin<br />

uterus útere<br />

utilitarian a. utilitari<br />

utility utilitá<br />

utilize utilisar (-ation)<br />

utmost a. extrem, maxim(al); n. lu<br />

max possibil, omno possibil,<br />

maximum<br />

utopian utopic<br />

utter a. absolut, total; v. enunciar,<br />

expresser, far audir<br />

utterance enunciation; declaration<br />

uvula uvul<br />

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vacancy vacantie; lacune<br />

vacant ~; ínocupat. TO BE ~: vacar<br />

vacate forlassar; (an office)<br />

demiseionar<br />

vacation vacantie(s)<br />

vaccinate vaccinar (-ation)<br />

vaccine n. ~<br />

vacillate vacillar (-ant, -ation)<br />

vacuity vacuitá<br />

vacuous vacui<br />

vacuum vacuo. ~CLEANER:<br />

depolvator<br />

vagabond vagabunde<br />

vagary capricie<br />

vagina vagine<br />

vagrancy vagabunderíe, vagantie<br />

vague vag, inprecis<br />

vain van, futil; (conceited)<br />

orgolliosi, vanitosi. IN ~:<br />

ínutilmen, sin successe, in van<br />

vainglory vaniglorie (-osi)<br />

valedictory de adío<br />

valerian valeriane<br />

valet servitor personal<br />

valetudinarian convalescente<br />

valiant valerosi, heroic<br />

valid ~ (-itá); legitim. TO RENDER<br />

~: validar<br />

valise ~<br />

valley ~<br />

valour bravitá, bravore<br />

valuable preciosi, valorosi<br />

valuables valorages<br />

value n. valore, precie; a. apreciar;<br />

(estimate) taxar, estimar;<br />

evaluar<br />

valve ~; (heart) valvul (-ari)<br />

vampire ~<br />

van furgon; (forefront) avanguardie<br />

vandal vandale (-isme, -isar)<br />

vane girette<br />

vanguard avan-guardie<br />

vanilla vanille<br />

vanish desaparir, evanescer<br />

vanity vanitá, futilitá; (conceit)<br />

afectation<br />

vanquish victer<br />

vapid fad (-itá, -ore)<br />

vapour vapor (-osi, -isar)<br />

variable variabil (-itá)<br />

variance, at * discordant, in dissension<br />

variant n. variante<br />

variation ~<br />

varicose varicosi<br />

varied diversi(ficat)<br />

variegated a. diverscolori<br />

variety varietá, diversitá; (kind)<br />

specie, sorte<br />

various varie<br />

varnish n. vernisse (-ar, -age, -ero),<br />

lacca (-ar)<br />

vary variar, diferer (de)<br />

vase ~<br />

vaseline ~<br />

vassal vassale (-itá. -age)<br />

vast ~, imensi (-itá), ~<br />

MAJORITY: preponderant<br />

majorité<br />

vat tine, cuve<br />

vault n. vulte (-at, -ar); v. (leap)<br />

saltar, lansar se, voltiger<br />

vaunt fanfaronar<br />

veal carne vaccellin, vaccelline<br />

veer virar<br />

vegetable a. vegetal; n. legume; plante<br />

vegetarian a. vegetari (-ano)<br />

vegetate vegetar (-ation)<br />

vehement ~ (-ie)<br />

vehicle vehicul (-ari)<br />

veil vele (-ar, -age)<br />

vein vene (-osi); humor<br />

vellum veline<br />

velocipede ~<br />

velocity velocitá<br />

velvet velur (-i)<br />

velveteen felpe<br />

venal venal, coruptibil, comprabil<br />

vend vendir (-itor, -ition, -ibil)<br />

vendetta ~<br />

veneer n. lignefolie, surlaminage; v.<br />

surlaminar<br />

venerate venerar (-abil, -ation)<br />

venereal veneric<br />

venetian blind persiane<br />

vengeance venjantie, venjament.<br />

VENGEFUL: venjaci<br />

venial pardonabil<br />

venison savagine<br />

venom venen (-osi)<br />

vent n. apertura, fense; v. (to give ~<br />

to) eversar, far audir<br />

ventilate ventilar (-ation, -ator)<br />

ventriloqual ventriloqui (-ist, -isme)<br />

venture interprense; v. riscar; (dare)<br />

audaciar<br />

veracious veraci (-tá)<br />

veranda ~<br />

verb verbe (-al, -alisar). VERBAL:<br />

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(word of mouth) oral; (word<br />

for word) parol pro parol<br />

verbena verben<br />

verbose prolix (-itá)<br />

verdant verdi, frisc<br />

verdict verdicte, sententie<br />

verdigris verdigrise<br />

verdure verdura, verdage<br />

verge n. borde, márgine, extremitá<br />

verify verificar (-ation), confirmar,<br />

constatar<br />

verily vermen<br />

verisimilitude versimilitá<br />

veritable veritabil<br />

verity veritá<br />

vermilion ~<br />

vermin vermine, vermallia, insectallia<br />

vermouth absinte, vermute<br />

vernacular a. indigeni; n. lingue vulgari<br />

vernal ~<br />

veronica ~<br />

versatile versatil (-itá), multilateral<br />

verse ~ (-ificar), poesie; (of poem)<br />

strofe<br />

versed versat, doct<br />

version ~<br />

vertebra vertebre (-al, -at)<br />

vertex vertice<br />

vertical a. ~; n. verticale<br />

vertigo vertígine (-osi)<br />

verve ~ (-osi)<br />

very tre; a. identic; self<br />

vespers vespres<br />

vessel vase, recipiente; (ship) nave<br />

vest n. subcamise; v. fixar,<br />

etablisser; (clothe) vestir<br />

vestibule vestibul<br />

vestige vestigie, tracie<br />

vestment vestiment<br />

vestry sacristia<br />

vesture vestes<br />

vetch vicia<br />

veteran n. veterane<br />

veterinary veterinari. ~ SURGEON:<br />

veterinario<br />

veto ~; v. aplicar su veto<br />

vex iritar, vexar. VEXED: disputat,<br />

contestat<br />

vexatious (leg.) maliciosi; iritant, vexant<br />

viable vivicapabil<br />

viaduct viaducte<br />

viands comestibles, manjages<br />

vibrate vibrar (-ation, -ator, -atori)<br />

vicar vicario, paroco<br />

vicarious vicari<br />

vice vicie (-osi), defecte; (mech.)<br />

serrette; (prefix) vice-<br />

vice versa inversi<br />

vicinity vicinitá; vicinage<br />

vicissitude vicissitúdine<br />

victim victime. VICTIMIZE:<br />

victimar<br />

victor ~ (-ie, -iosi)<br />

victual provisionar. VICTUALS:<br />

victuales, comestibles<br />

vie concurrer contra<br />

view vista, vise; perspective;<br />

opinion. ~FINDER: visette; v.<br />

regardar; vider; egardar<br />

vigil guardie; vigilie<br />

vigilant ~ (-ie)<br />

vignette viniette<br />

vigour vigore (-osi)

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vile vili (-tá), bass, abominabil<br />

vilify defamar., calumniar<br />

villa ~<br />

village ~; a. villagesi. VILLAGER:<br />

villageano<br />

villain vilano, furbon, rascale<br />

villainous vilan (-ie)<br />

vindicate justificar<br />

vindicative venjaci<br />

vine viniero. VINOUS: vinosi<br />

vinegar vinagre, acete<br />

vineyard viniera, vite<br />

vintage vitirecolte<br />

viola ~<br />

violate violar (-ation, -ator);<br />

transgresser<br />

violent ~ (-ie)<br />

violet a. violetti; n. violette<br />

violin violine (-ist)<br />

violoncello ~<br />

viper vípere, aspide<br />

virago megera<br />

virgin vírgina (-al, -itá)<br />

viril ~ (-itá)<br />

virtual ~<br />

virtue vertú (-osi); chastitá; merite<br />

virtuoso ~<br />

virulent ~ (-ie)<br />

virus vírus<br />

vis-a-vis vis-a-vis<br />

visa ~<br />

visage ~, facie<br />

viscera visceres<br />

viscount vicomto (-essa, -atu)<br />

viscous viscosi (-ta)<br />

visible visibil (-itá)<br />

vision ~ (-ari, -ario); (eyesight)<br />

visivitá<br />

visit v. visitar (-ation, -ator)<br />

visor visiere<br />

visual ~<br />

vital essential, vital (-itá)<br />

vitals visceres<br />

vitamin vitamine<br />

vitiate viciar (-ation); (invalidate)<br />

devalorar, devaluar<br />

vitreous vitri, vitrosi, vitrin<br />

vitrify vitrificar (-ation)<br />

vitriol ~ (-ic)<br />

vituperate v. insultar, invectivar<br />

vivacious vivaci (-tá)<br />

vivid ~<br />

vivify vivificar (-ation)<br />

viviparous vivipari<br />

vivisect vivisecter (-ion, -or)<br />

vixen foxa<br />

vocabulary vocabularium<br />

vocal ~ (-isar)<br />

vocalist cantator<br />

vocation profession, vocation<br />

vocative n. vocative<br />

vociferate clamar (-ore, -orosi)<br />

vogue moda. IN ~: secun li moda,<br />

reyent<br />

voice n. voce; v. vocear<br />

void vacui; ínvalid. ~ OF: sin,<br />

privat de<br />

volatile volatil (-isar)<br />

volcano vulcan (-ic)<br />

vole agre-ratte<br />

volition ~<br />

volley salve<br />

volt volte (-age)<br />

voluble volubil (-itá), eloquent<br />

volume ~, torn; (capacity) volúmine (osi)<br />

voluntary voluntari, spontan<br />

volunteer voluntario; v. ofertar se<br />

voluptuary volupton<br />

voluptuous voluptosi (-tá)<br />

vomit vomir (-ition, -itiv, -ida)<br />

voracious voraci (-tá)<br />

vortex virle<br />

votary adorante, dedicate<br />

vote n. ~ (-ar, -ation), sufragie<br />

vouch atestar, garantir. VOUCHER:<br />

atest(ation), certificate<br />

vouchsafe conceder, permisser afabilmen<br />

vow voe, jurament; v. voer<br />

vowel vocale (-ic)<br />

voyage viage; v. viagear (-ator)<br />

vulcanite ~<br />

vulgar vulgarach, índelicat, grossieri<br />

vulnerable vulnerabil (-itá)<br />

vulture vultur<br />

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wad v. stuffar, vattar, tamponar; n.<br />

tampon<br />

wadding vatte<br />

waddle anatear<br />

wade marchar, vader<br />

wafer oblate<br />

waffle vaffle<br />

waft v. sofflar<br />

wag (tail) caudear; flirtar, far<br />

flirtar; (head) sucusser; n.<br />

jocon<br />

wage (war) guerrear; n. salarie<br />

wager n. parí (-ar); hasardar<br />

wages salarie<br />

waggish jocaci<br />

waggle sucusser, flirtar, far flirtar<br />

waggon carre; (rly.) vagon<br />

wagtail motacilla<br />

waif infante abandonat, abandonate<br />

wail v. lamentar, plorachar;<br />

(infants) vagir<br />

wainscotting mur-covritura<br />

waist mi-córpor, tallia<br />

waistcoat gilete<br />

wait atender; remaner. ~ UPON:<br />

servir. TO LIE IN ~: inboscar,<br />

guatar<br />

waiter servitor, garson de café<br />

waiting-room sala de atende<br />

waive (rights) renunciar a<br />

wake v. avigilar (se); n. trac, sulca<br />

waken avigilar (se)<br />

walk vader, pedear, marchar;<br />

pronienar se. (in one's sleep)<br />

somnainbular; n. promenada,<br />

marcha; via<br />

wall mur; (internal) parete; v. (~<br />

up) inmurar<br />

wallet porta-papere, paperiere<br />

wallflower gilliflor<br />

wallow rular se<br />

wall-paper tapete (-ar)<br />

walnut nuce; (tree) juglande, nuciero<br />

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walrus cavalle marin<br />

waltz n. valse (-ar, -ator)<br />

wan pallid<br />

wand (magic) vergette<br />

wander migrar, vagabundar, vagar,<br />

nomadisar<br />

wanderer migrator, nomade, vagabunde<br />

WANE: decrescer, diminuer<br />

want n. (lack) manca(ntie); (need)<br />

beson (-ar), desire (-ar),<br />

indigentie; v. (be short of)<br />

indiger, carir<br />

wanting deficient, mancant. TO BE ~:<br />

mancar<br />

wanton (sportive) petulant;<br />

(purposeless) ínmotivat;<br />

(voluptuous) voluptosi; n.<br />

voluptona<br />

war guerre, hostilitá. WAR-CRY:<br />

cri de guerre; v. guerrear<br />

warble trillar<br />

ward v. gardar, protecter. ~ OFF:<br />

detornar, defender, parar; n.<br />

pupillo, tutelata;. (of lock)<br />

barrette<br />

warder carcerero, gardator<br />

wardrobe garda-robe, veste-scaf,<br />

vestiere<br />

warehouse depó, magasine; v.<br />

inmagasinar (-age)<br />

wares merces<br />

warfare guerreada, hostilitás.<br />

WARLIKE: guerresc<br />

warm calid, tepid. I AM ~: yo cale<br />

warmth calore, ardore<br />

warn advertir, admonir, avisar.<br />

WARNING: advertiment,<br />

avise<br />

warp v. torder (se); n. mistorsion;<br />

(in weaving) ordito<br />

warrant v. autorisar; garantir; n.<br />

(surety) garante; (authority)<br />

mandate; (dividend ~) cupon;<br />

(royal ~) brevete<br />

warren garenne<br />

warrior guerrero<br />

wart veruca (-osi)<br />

wary caut, circumspect<br />

wash v. lavar (se); (glasses etc.)<br />

rinsar. WASH-STAND: table<br />

lavatori<br />

washer (mech.) rondelle, scruve-disco<br />

washing (activity) lavage; (clothes)<br />

linage<br />

wasp vespe (-iere)<br />

waste v. dissipar, prodigar. LAY ~:<br />

devastar. GO TO ~: insavagiar<br />

se; a. superflú, ínutil; (of land)<br />

íncultivat, desert; n. deserte;<br />

(product) jettallia; maculatura<br />

wasted (emaciated) marasmat, marcit<br />

wasteful prodigal, extravagant<br />

wastrel vale-necós, pródigo<br />

watch n. tasca-horloge; (guard)<br />

garda. guardie; (naut.) watch<br />

(-ar); (vigil) vigil(antie); v.<br />

regardar, observar; vigilar. ~<br />

OVER: cuidar pri; (take care)<br />

atenter<br />

watch-dog can de garda<br />

watchful vigilant, atentiv

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watchword passa-parol. devise<br />

water aqua (-ar, -tic). HIGH ~: alt<br />

marea; v. (horses) far trincar;<br />

(land) irigar; (plants) arosear<br />

watercolour aquarelle<br />

water-course curse de aqua<br />

waterfall cascade, cataracte<br />

water-glass natrium-silicate<br />

waterlily nenufare; (white) nimfea<br />

water-logged saturat. ~MARK: filigrane.<br />

~PROOF: ínpermeabil, aquaresistent,<br />

hermetic. ~SPOUT:<br />

trombe. ~WHEEL: rot<br />

hidraulic. WATERLY: liquid,<br />

aquosi, diluet<br />

watt ~ (-age)<br />

wave unde (-atri, -osi, -ear); v.<br />

(flutter) flirtar, volettar; (hair)<br />

undular<br />

waver chancelar, vacillar, hesitar<br />

wax n. cire (-ar). ~WORK: figura<br />

cirin; v. (increase) crescer;<br />

devenir<br />

way maniere; metode; distantie;<br />

(custom) more; (means)<br />

medie; (road) via. BY THE ~:<br />

apropó, passante. BY ~ OF:<br />

quam. TO BE IN THE ~:<br />

obstructer, impedir. TO GIVE<br />

~: ceder terren. THIS ~: a ci. ~<br />

OUT: expediente, solution;<br />

exeada<br />

wayfarer viator, viageator<br />

waylay inboscar, guatar<br />

wayside rural<br />

wayward capriciosi, pervers<br />

we noi<br />

weak debil (-itá, -on); diluet<br />

weaken debilisar, (intr.) deperir<br />

weal bene<br />

wealth richesse, abundantie, opulentie<br />

wealthy rich, opulent<br />

wean demammar, desalactar;<br />

desacustomar<br />

weapon arme, missil<br />

wear portar; (~ away) consumar se;<br />

(last) durar; (~ out) perusar; n.<br />

~ AND TEAR: usada<br />

wearisome tedant, enoyant<br />

weary a. lassi, fatigat; enoyat; v.<br />

tedar, enoyar, fatigar<br />

weasel putorette<br />

weather tempe. BAD ~: grisú; v.<br />

perviver; superar<br />

weather-cock girette<br />

weather-glass barometre<br />

weave texter (-or, -ura, -eríe, -ería)<br />

web textura; (spider's) rete de<br />

arané. WEB-FOOTED:<br />

palmipedat<br />

wed maritar. WEDDING: maritage,<br />

nuptie. WEDDED TO: devoet<br />

a<br />

wedge cuneo. ~SHAPED: cuneiform,<br />

sfenoid; v. cunear<br />

wedlock matrimonie (-al)<br />

wednesday mercurdí<br />

weed malherbe; v. sarclar (-age,<br />

-uore)<br />

weedy plen de malherbes; magri,<br />

debil<br />

week semane (-al, -ale). ~DAY: die<br />

ordinari. WEEK-END: fine-<br />

de-semane<br />

weep plorar, lacrimar<br />

weevil gran-scarabé<br />

wept trama<br />

weigh pesar, ponderar. ~ ANCHOR:<br />

levar ancre. ~ DOWN:<br />

depresser<br />

weight pesa(ntie). METAL ~: póndere<br />

weighty ponderosi; grav, important<br />

weir diga, barrage<br />

weird sinistri, supernatural, spectral,<br />

fantomatri<br />

welcome a. benevenit, acceptabil; v.<br />

salutar, aclamar, dar bon<br />

reception a<br />

weld veldar<br />

welfare bene, benessere<br />

welkin firmament<br />

well n. puteo; a. san. TO BE ~:<br />

standar bon. ~ OFF: opulent,<br />

benehavent. TO GET ~:<br />

resanar se; adv. bon; interj. nu,<br />

alor; v. (~ up) efluer<br />

well-being - prosperitá, felicitá<br />

well-bred bon educat, cultivat<br />

well-meant bonintentionat<br />

well-to-do prosperi<br />

wellwisher bondesirante<br />

welt cadre de botte, orle<br />

welter n. confusion, mixtura<br />

wench puella; prostituta<br />

wend ear<br />

west occidente, west. WESTERN:<br />

occidental, westal.<br />

WESTERNER: occidentale.<br />

WESTWARD: vers li<br />

occidente<br />

wet humid; (weather) pluviosi; v.<br />

humidar, inhumidar<br />

wet-nurse nutressa<br />

whack v. batter; n. brui-batte<br />

whale balen (-ero, -bot, osse de -)<br />

wharf caye, warf (-age)<br />

what quo. WHAT A: qual.<br />

WHATEVER: quocunc; (sort<br />

of) qualcunc<br />

whatnot etagiere<br />

wheat frument, grane<br />

wheedle persuader per flattosi paroles o<br />

caresses<br />

wheel rot: v. pussar, rular<br />

wheelbarrow carruch, carriol, puss-carrette<br />

wheelwright carrettero<br />

wheeze v. spirar astmaticmen,<br />

sifflantmen<br />

whelk buccin<br />

whelp (fox-, leon-) -ello<br />

when quande. WHENEVER:<br />

quandecunc<br />

whence de u<br />

where u. ~ABOUTS: in quel loco;<br />

adresse<br />

whereas contra que, durante que<br />

whereat che quo, poy, quande<br />

wherefore pro quo<br />

whet slifar; (appetite) stimular<br />

whether ca<br />

whey buttre-serum<br />

which quel. WHICHEVER: quelcunc<br />

whiff n. soffle. TO TAKE A ~ AT<br />

ONE'S PIPE: far un tira ex un<br />

pipe<br />

while durante que. FOR A ~: durante<br />

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whilst<br />

quelc témpor; v. passar<br />

durante que<br />

whim capricie, marotte<br />

whimper plorettar<br />

whimsical comic, fantastic<br />

whin ulexe<br />

whine criachar, gemer, plendiplorar<br />

whinny hinnir<br />

whip n. flagelle (-ar, -ation); v.<br />

(beat) batter, bastonar<br />

whirl v. piruettar, girar; far girar; n.<br />

turbul; cáos<br />

whirlpool virle, vortice de aqua<br />

whirlwind ciclon, vente spiral<br />

whirr v. sifflar (-ada)<br />

whisk n. quirle (-ar) . TO ~ AWAY:<br />

escamotar<br />

whiskers crines del guancie; barbe<br />

whiskey whisky<br />

whisper v. chuchotar (-ada); n.<br />

murmura, chuchota<br />

whist wist (-lude)<br />

whistle sifflar; n. siffla; (instrument)<br />

sifflette<br />

whit, not a * ne un iota<br />

white blanc; pallid; n. (egg)<br />

albúmine, blanc ovine;<br />

(person) blanco<br />

white ant termite<br />

whiten blancar, ablanoar; devenir<br />

blanc<br />

whiteness blancore<br />

whitewash n. murcalce; v. calcear;<br />

deculpar<br />

whither ad u<br />

whiting crete pulverisat; (fish)<br />

merlango<br />

whitlow ungul-abscesse, tumore<br />

ungulari<br />

whitsuntide Pentecoste (-al)<br />

whittle (~ away) reducter poc a poc<br />

whizz sibilar, sifflar<br />

who qui. WHOEVER: quicunc<br />

whole a. tot, integri, complet; intact.<br />

ON THE ~: in general,<br />

generalmen. WHOLLY:<br />

purmen, tot(al)men,<br />

exclusivmen; n. lu tot, li totale<br />

wholesale a. in gross. WHOLESALER:<br />

grossist<br />

wholesome salubri, sanativ<br />

whom quem<br />

whoop n. cri<br />

whooping- cocluche<br />

cough<br />

whore prostituta, hetera. ~DOM:<br />

fornication<br />

whorl spirale, spiralun<br />

whortleberry vaccinie<br />

whose de qui<br />

why pro quo<br />

wick meche<br />

wicked malin, malefic, ínpie,<br />

maliciosi, depravat<br />

wicker vímine. ~WORK: vimineríe,<br />

plectage<br />

wicket portette; (cricket) wicket<br />

wide larg, vast, extensiv; (of mark)<br />

lontan. ~ OPEN: grand apert<br />

widen alargar; extender<br />

widespread expandet, difuset<br />

widow vidua. WIDOWED: vidui.<br />

WIDOWER: viduo

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width largore, largitá<br />

wise a. sagi, sapient, prudent; doct;<br />

wield brandisser; manipular<br />

discret; n. maniere<br />

wipe marita<br />

wiseacre quasi-sagio, Salomon<br />

wig peruque (-ero)<br />

wish n. desire (-ar)<br />

wight horm, person<br />

wisp toffette<br />

wigwam ~<br />

wistaria glicine<br />

wild savagi, furiosi, tempestosi; wistful pensiv<br />

íncultivat, desert. TO TALK wit n. esprite (-osi, -on), TO ~: a<br />

WILDLY: divagar<br />

saver. MOTHER ~: esprite<br />

wilderness deserte, savagia<br />

natural. AT ONE'S WITS'<br />

wile artificie, astutie, ruse<br />

END: esser al fine de su Latin,<br />

wilful premeditate intentional,<br />

plu ne saver quo far<br />

obstinat<br />

witch sorciera, sorciarda, maga.<br />

will n. vole(ntie); voluntá. AT ~:<br />

WITCHCRAFT: sorcieríe<br />

secun arbitrie; (leg.) testament witchery fascination; sorcie<br />

(-ar, -ari); v. voler; (bequeath) with conj (by means of) per;<br />

legar<br />

(concerning) pri; (at), che.<br />

willing pret, voluntari, disposit<br />

TREMBLING ~ COLD:<br />

will 0' the wisp foy errant<br />

trement pro frigore<br />

willow salice. ~HERB: epilobie withdraw retraer, retirar (se); ( a<br />

willy-nilly volente o ne volente, nolens<br />

statement) retractar<br />

volens<br />

withdrawal retration, retractation<br />

wilt marcir<br />

wither marcir (-id), deflorear<br />

wily astut<br />

withhold retener, detener, refusar<br />

win victer; (gain) ganiar; n.<br />

transdar<br />

victorie, triumfa, ganie within intern; (of time) intra<br />

wince n. spasmette facial<br />

without sin; (outside) extra<br />

winch ~, manivelle<br />

withstand register a, oposir se a<br />

wind n. vente (-osi); (indigestion) withy vímine<br />

flatu; (turn) torne; v. (turn) witness n. (person) testimon (-ie); v.<br />

tornar, verter; (hoist) vindar;<br />

vider; atestar (-ation)<br />

(as road) serpentear; (watch) wits, out of * frenetic, dement<br />

tender<br />

one's<br />

wind up *terminar; liquidar; (a watch) witted QUICK~: sagaci, inteligent<br />

tender<br />

witticism espritositá<br />

windfall bon fortune, ganie ínexpectat, wittingly savente, conscientmen<br />

felicie; (fruit) fructe cadet witty espritosi<br />

winding sinuosi, serpenteant<br />

wizard mago, sorciero<br />

wind- instrument a sufflar<br />

wizened exsiccat, marcid<br />

instrument<br />

wobble chancelar<br />

windlass vinde<br />

woe misere (-abil); grivei afliction,<br />

windmill vent-moline<br />

misfortun. WOE!: ve!<br />

window; planca de fenestre<br />

woeful trist, aflictet<br />

fenestre (-al);<br />

wolf lupo (-a). WOLFISH: lupatri<br />

(shop ~) vitrine.<br />

wolfs-bane aconite<br />

window-sill<br />

woman fémina (-in, -esc, -initá)<br />

windpipe traché<br />

womankind feminité<br />

windscreen paravente<br />

womb útere; sinu<br />

windward vers li vente, al vente de wonder n. marvel (-osi), miracul;<br />

wine vin (-iera, -icultor, -ero,<br />

astonament; prodigie; v. esser<br />

-icultura, -venditor)<br />

curiosi, demandar se,<br />

wing ale (-ar); v. (injure) vulnerar.<br />

questionar se<br />

WINGS: (theatre) culisse wonderful magnific, marvelosi;<br />

wink v. palpebrar, oculettar, ocul-<br />

prodigiosi<br />

slgnar<br />

wont n. custom, hábitu. TO BE ~:<br />

winkle litorine<br />

customar<br />

winning charmant, atrativ<br />

woo cortesar; solicitar (-ante)<br />

winnow ventolar<br />

wood ligne; (trees) boscage<br />

winsome charmant<br />

woodcock becasse<br />

winter hiverne (-al, -ar)<br />

woodcut lignogravura<br />

winter-green pírola<br />

wooded arborat<br />

wipe essuyar; siccar. ~ OUT: wooden lignin<br />

exterminar, obliterar, anullar, wood-louse onisco<br />

efaciar<br />

woodpecker pico<br />

wire metall-fil, ferrofil;<br />

wood-pigeon palumbe, forest-columbe<br />

telegramma; v. ligar per woodwork carpenteríe, ligneríe<br />

ferrofil; telegrafar<br />

woof trama<br />

wireless radio. ~ SET: radio-receptor wool lane (-at, -in, -atri, -osi, -age, -<br />

wire-pulling intrigas, manipulation<br />

eríe)<br />

wiry filatri; (sinewy) tendonosi word parol, vocabul. ~ FOR ~: parol<br />

wisdom sagiesse, sapientie, prudentie<br />

por parol, textualmen; v.<br />

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expresser. TO SEND ~ OF:<br />

avisar<br />

wording textu<br />

wordy prolix (-itá)<br />

work n. labor (-ar, -ero, -ator,<br />

-atoria, -osi); (lit., mus.) ovre;<br />

v. functionar; operar; (take<br />

effect) efecter; (exploit)<br />

explotar; (mechanism) far<br />

functionar, actionar. TO ~<br />

OUT: calcular; elaborar<br />

workhouse institute por povres<br />

workmanship habilitá, dexteritá, bon<br />

laborada<br />

works mecanisme; (factory) usina,<br />

fabrica<br />

workshop ateliere, laboratoria, oficina<br />

world muinde (-al, -an, -ano);<br />

universe, cosmo<br />

worldly (opposed to spiritual) seculari,<br />

profan, materialistic<br />

worm verme; (earth-) lumbric.<br />

TAPE~: tenia; (intestinal ~)<br />

ascaride; v. (one's way)<br />

insinuar se<br />

wormwood absinte<br />

worn out perusat; exhaustet<br />

worry n. tribulation, torment (-ar),<br />

truble; v. (~ about.) despitar<br />

pri, suciar pri, ínquietar se pri<br />

worse plu mal, pejor. WORSEN:<br />

(a)pejorar, demeliorar, far plu<br />

mal, agravar<br />

worship n. cultu, adoration; servicie<br />

divin; v. adorar<br />

worst max mal, pessim; v. victer,<br />

superar WORSTED: fil de<br />

lane<br />

worth a. digni de; n. valore, merite;<br />

precie. TO BE ~: valer.<br />

~LESS: sin valore<br />

worthy; digni, meriter (-osi, -ori) WOULD:<br />

honorabil. to be (conditional) vell<br />

~ of<br />

would-be a. quasi-, pretendent<br />

wound n. vúlnere (-ar, -abil); v.<br />

(feelings) ofender; leder<br />

wraith spectre<br />

wrangle n. querelle (-ar), altercation<br />

wrap voluer, velopar. ~ UP:<br />

invelopar, inballar; n. (dress)<br />

chale<br />

wrapper (of book) covriment;<br />

(newspaper) banderol<br />

wrath colere (-osi', -ic);<br />

indignation,ira<br />

wreak inflicter; (vengeance) venjar<br />

wreath guirlande<br />

wreathe plecter; adornar, guirlandar<br />

wreck vrec (-ar, -age)<br />

wren régolo; (golden-crested)<br />

régolo coronat<br />

wrench v. torder; n. torsion; (tool)<br />

torduore<br />

wrest eraffar<br />

wrestle v. luctar (contra)<br />

wretch miseron. WRETCHED:<br />

miserabil; abject<br />

wriggle torder se, serpentear; (crawl)<br />

repter. TO ~ OUT OF; extricar<br />

se, evader

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wring extorder<br />

wrinkle n. frunse (-ar), sulca (-ar)<br />

wrist juntura del manu, manu-articul<br />

writ mandate: scrite<br />

write scrir (-tor, -tion)<br />

writhe contorder se<br />

writing (act of) scrition; (hand~) scrimaniere,<br />

scritura; caligrafie<br />

writing-desk scrituore<br />

wrong a. fals, íncorect, errari; mal,<br />

ínjust, injuriosi; v. detrimentar,<br />

mal tractar, nocer. TO GO ~:<br />

errar; n. ínjusticie, male<br />

wroth colere (-ic)<br />

wrought-iron ferre forjat<br />

wry tordet. ~ FACE: grimasse<br />

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x-rays X-radies<br />

xylography xilografie, ligne-gravura<br />

xyloid xiloid, lignatri<br />

xylophone xilofon<br />

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yacht ~<br />

yak ~<br />

yap v. claffar (-ada)<br />

yard corte; (measure) yard; (naut.)<br />

yard, segle-pal<br />

yarn (thread) ~, lan filat; (tale)<br />

raconta (-ar)<br />

yarrow millfolie<br />

yaw serpentear<br />

yawl n. yolle<br />

yawn v. hiar (-ada)<br />

yea yes<br />

year annu (-al, -arium)<br />

yearling unannuon<br />

yearn sospirar<br />

yeast leven, ferment<br />

yell v. yellar (-ant)<br />

yellow yelb (-esse, -ore). ~<br />

HAMMER: emberize<br />

yelp claffar, aboyettar<br />

yeomanry milicie<br />

yes ~<br />

yesterday yer. YESTERDAY'S<br />

NEWSPAPER: li yeral jurnale<br />

yet (already) ja; (still) ancor;<br />

(nevertheless) támen. HAS HE<br />

COME. ~?: esque il ha ja<br />

venit?<br />

yew taxuo<br />

yield v. ceder, capitular; conceder;<br />

(to temptation) sucumber; n.<br />

(return) rendiment, producte<br />

yielding cedaci<br />

yodel (sons) yodle (-ero, -ar)<br />

yoke yug; (of oxen) pare; (for<br />

carrying pails) vecte<br />

yokel rustico<br />

yolk vitelle, yelb-ovine<br />

yonder ta, a ta; (adj.) ti-ta<br />

yore, of * antey, in anteyan témpor;<br />

antiqui<br />

you vu; (dat. ace.) vos<br />

young yun. THE ~: li yunité; (of<br />

animals) -ello. WITH ~:<br />

gravid<br />

youngster júveno, yuno<br />

your vor, vostri; tui<br />

youth yun (-a, -o), júven (-a, -o);<br />

(period of life) yunesse;<br />

(youngness) yunitá; (young<br />

people) li yunite<br />

youthful juvenil; adolescent<br />

yule Crist-feste; yul<br />

Z<br />

zeal zel (-osi). TO BE ZEALOUS:<br />

zelar (-ator, -ation)<br />

zealot zelot, fanatico<br />

zebra zebre<br />

zebu ~<br />

zeit-geist spíritu del epoca<br />

zenana ~<br />

zenith zenite, cúlmine<br />

zephyr zefire<br />

zeppelin ~<br />

zero null, zero<br />

zest juition, fervore, sapore<br />

zigzag ~ (-ar)<br />

zinc ~ (-ografie)<br />

zion cion (-isme)<br />

zither cítare<br />

zodiac ~ (-al)<br />

zone ~ (-al)<br />

zoo bestiarium, jardin zoologic<br />

zoologist zoologo (-ie, -ic)<br />

zoophyte zoofite<br />

zouave zuave<br />

zulu ~ (-land)<br />

zygoma ~, maxille<br />

zymosis zymose (-tic)<br />

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