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• [Pronuntiata \a\, nominijata a] || [Etruschensa 𐌀, de Grechensa Α, de Feniciensa 𐤀]
• ábac.o s abacus [On cuadro cum filaros ec stanghetos alonghe cua homi glisifan perlinos por calculer] || [Latinensa abacus, de ant. Grechensa άβαξ, άβακ- “placo”, “mathematichisca tabelo”, orígine on designii-tabuleto copertita per pulvo, de Hebreensa ’ābhāq (אבק) “pulvo”]
• abact.er tr to rustle cattle, horses, etc. [Forpelentie furter (on greġo)] || [Latinensa abigere, abāctum “forpelentier”]
• abandon.er tr to abandon, give up; jilt [1 Lacer, renuntier nevoluntarie aut contrevolitione; 2 Violationer on debo; 3 No pluse atenter] || s abandono abandonment (acto); abandonititio abandonment (stando) || [ant. Francensa abandoner, de laisser a bandon]
• abantaġ.o s advantage, benefit (super álico, álicu); desabantaġo disadvantage || tr abantagizer to advantage || adj abantaġosa advantageous || [Francensa avantage, de vulg. Latinensa abante “abante” + Francensa -age “-ajo”]
• abantal.o s apron, pinafore [On tuco cua homi vestejan abante si por protecter sua vestos contre spurchifo] || [Portugaliensa avental]
• abante prep before, in front of [En on loco cua frontalejan la principala látero di álico]; abante omno above all; la navo incaliin abante la ripo the ship ran aground off the coast || s abanteajo (di on navo) forepart; forequarters; bow; abantecambro anteroom; abanteportuo outer harbor; abanteurbo outskirts || adj abántea forward, front, advance; abántea pedo forefoot; abántea pósteno outpost; abanteaja cenayo proscenium [La parto di on cenayo abante la cortino]; abantebrachio forearm || adv abántee before, in front; adabántee forward; adabántee et retro to and fro, up and down || [vulg. Latinensa abante, de Latinensa ab “de” + ante “ante”, “abante”]
• abanti.er ntr to advance, move forward; abanties! forward! || s facer abantios ad to make a pass at || adj abantiinta advanced; late || adv abantie forward, onward || [Francensa avancer et Italiensa avanzare, de vulg. Latinensa abantiare, de abante “abante”, de ab “de” + ante “ante”]
• abas.er tr to lower; to abase [Poner en on plu infra nivelo]; abases…! down with…! || s abaso abasement (acto); abasititio abasement (stando) || [Romancio, de Latinensa ad “ad” + af. Latinensa bassus “basa”]
• abat.o s abbot [La ċefo di on abatayo]; abatayo abbey [Monacayo]; abatiso abbess; abatitio abbacy || adj abatisca abbatial || [af. Latinensa abbas, abbat-, de af. ant. Grechensa άββας, de Aramiensa abba, “patro”]
• abatu.er tr to knock down [Súbite cadifer on árboro, on muro, on edificio, on persono, et ál., cuome per on colpo]
• abces.o s abscess || [Latinensa abscessus “forvado”, p.p. di abcēdere]
• abcis.o s abscissa (math) || [mod. Latinensa abscissa linea]
• àbdich.er tr to abdicate
• abdómin.o s abdomen || adj abdòminisca abdominal || [Latinensa abdōmen, -inis]
• abduct.er tr to abduct (fisiol.) || s abducto abduction; abductivo abductor
• abelan.o s hazelnut, filbert (bot.: Corylus); abelanífero hazel || [Latinensa abellana nux]
• aber.er ntr to be aberrant [1 Presentationer la dífero inter la pareçanta et la vera situo di on astro; 2 Devier de la normisca tipo aut stando] || s abero aberrance (acto); aberajo aberration (manifestajo) || adj aberanta aberrant || [Latinensa aberrāre]
• abiet.o s fir || [Latinensa abiēs, -etis]
• abis.o s abyss, chasm || adj abisisca abyssal || [af. Latinensa abyssus (“gulfo sine fundo”) < ant. Grechensa ἄβυσσος “sine fundo” < ἀ- “sine“ + βυσσός “profundajo”]
• Abisin.o s Abyssinian; Abisinia Abyssinia || adj Abisiniana Abyssinian || [Arabensa al-Ḥabašah (الحبشة)]
• abject.a adj abject, despicable, mean [En extrema abasititio ethicasca] || [Latinensa abiectus, p.p. di abicere “dejactazer”, “abatuer”]
• abjur.er tr to abjure [Solemne renuntier (on religiono, on opino, on pretenso)] || [Latinensa abiurare]
• ablact.er tr to wean
• ablation.er tr to ablate (chirurghío) || s ablationo ablation || [af. Latinensa ablātio, -ōnis “forporto”, p.p. di auferre, ablātum]
• ablativ.a adj ablative (gram.) || [Latinensa ablātivus, de auferre, ablātum “forporter”]
• ablegat.o s ablegate (ecl.)
• ablution.er tr to perform ablution [Laver on parto di la córporo secuno on prescripto medicinisca aut religionisca] || s ablutiono ablution || [Latinesna abluere, -lūtum “parlaver”]
• abnegh.er tr to abnegate, renounce, reject, deny oneself [Renuntier álico desideranda por consacrer si] || s abnego abnegation || [Latinensa abnegare “refuser”]
• abol.er tr to abolish || s abolo abolition; abolismo abolitionism; abolismano abolitionist || [Latinensa abolēre “destructer”]
• abòmin.er tr to abominate, abhor, loathe, detest || s abómino abomination (acto); abòminando abomination || adj abòminanda abominable, accursed || [Latinensa abōminari]
• abon.er tr to subscribe || [Francensa abonner, de bonne “límito”, varianto di borne, de Celtenso]
• abord.er tr to board, go aboard, embark on; address [Vader adsur aut ad an la bordo di álico, cuom di on navo, on ripo, etc.] || adj pauche abordébila aloof || [Francensa bord, de Franchenso]
• aborígin.a adj aboriginal || s aborígino aborigine, authochthon || [Latinensa aborīgines “aboríginos”, de ab “de” + orīgo, -inis “orígino”, de orīri “orter”, “devener”, “nacer”]
• abort.er tr to abort; to miscarry; to come to nothing [Nacifer nevivivo]; abortifer to abort, cause an abortion; to foil || ntr favoranto je selecto pro-choicer || s aborto miscarriage (acto); obtiner on abortifo to have an abortion; abortito abortion (feto) || adj abortema abortive || [Latinensa aboriri, -ortus “orter”, “periser en ante-témpora naço”]
• abracadabra inter abracadabra
• abras.er tr to abrade, excoriate, scratch || adj abrasiva abrasive
• abrevi.er tr to abbreviate [Curtifer vocábulos, on libro] || s abrevio abbreviation; abreviajo abbreviation || [af. Latinensa abbreviare, de Latinensa brevis “curta”]
• abrigh.er tr to shelter [Protecter ponante si (aut álico) inter la protectendo et damno] || [af. Latinensa abrigare]
• abrogh.er tr to abrogate, annul, repeal [Anuler on leġo, on decreto] || [Latinensa abrogare]
• abrótan.o s southernwood, southern wormwood, lad’s love (bot.: Artemisia abrotanum) || [vulg. Latinensa abrotanum, de Latinensa abrotonum, de ant. Grechensa ἀβρότονον]
• abrupt.a adj abrupt, curt || [Latinensa abruptum, p.p. di abrumpere “derumper”]
• abscond.er tr to hide, conceal, screen || ntr abscondezer to hide || s abscondi-trovo hide-and-seek || adj abscondita adjutatro cheat sheet; neabscondata above board || adv abscondite by stealth || [Latinensa abscondere]
• absent.a adj absent (de álico); absenta per on congedo absent on leave || s absento absentee; absentitio absence || ntr absentecer to absent oneself || [Latinensa absens, -entis, de abesse “eser absenta”, de ab “for” + esse “eser”]
• ábsid.o s apse || [Latinensa absis, -ides, de ant. Grechensa ἁψίς “vólvito”, “arco”]
• absinthi.o s absinthe, wormwood (bot.: Artemisia absinthium); absinthii-licuoro absinthe || [Latinensa absinthium, de ant. Grechensa ἀψίνθιον]
• absolut.a adj absolute; categorical || adv absolute absolutely || s absoluto absolute; absolutismo absolutism; absolutisto absolutist || [Latinensa absolūtus “perfecta”, “absoluta”, p.p. di absolvere “laxifer”]
• absolv.er tr to absolve, acquit [Declarationer on acusato eser sine culpo] || s absolvo absolution || [Latinensa absolvere “laxifer”]
• absorpt.er tr to absorb, soak up || s absorpto absorption; absorpti-púteo cesspool, cesspit || adj absorptanta absorbing, absorbent; engrossing; absorptiva papero blotting paper || [Latinensa absorbēre, absorptum “gluter”]
• absters.er tr to clean a wound || [Latinensa abstergēre, -tersum “deterger”]
• abstin.er ntr to abstain from (de álico) || s abstino abstention || [Latinensa abstinēre, -tentum]
• abstinenti.er ntr to abstain, practice abstinence || s abstinentio abstinence || [Latinensa abstinentia “abstinentio”, de abstinēre “abstenter”]
• abstract.a adj abstract [Existanta en la mundo di ideos, theorío, etc.]; abstractifita abstracted || s abstracto abstraction || tr abstractifer to abstract || [Latinensa abstrahere, -tractum “for-trahiner”]
• abstrus.a adj abstruse [Difícile comprensébila] || [Latinensa abstrūsus “abscondita”, “secreta”, p.p. di abstrūdere “forpulser”, “absconder”]
• absurd.a adj absurd, ridiculous || [Latinensa absurdus]
• abulí.o s abulia || [ant. Grechensa ἀβουλία, de ἀ- “sine” + βουλή “volitiono”]
• abund.er ntr to abound || s abundi-corno cornucopia || adj abundanta abundant, copious, exuberant, luxuriant || [Latinensa abundare]
• -ac- afx sick with [Malata pro; ecuista afixo no prendan la accento di la vocábulo] || s hemofilíaco hemophiliac || [Latinensa -acus, de ant. Grechensa -ακός]
• -aċ- afx of low quality [1 Di on cualitio valde basa, cum on nuantio di deséstimo, antipathitio, aut repugno; 2 No valoranta la nómino di] || s domaċo hovel, dump || [Italiensa -accio, de Latinensa -aceus “-esca”]
• a.C. adv B.C. (ante Cristo)
• aç.o s pollaxe || [Italiensa azza, de Francensa hache]
• acaci.o s acacia, thorntree, whistling thorn, wattle (bot.: Acacia) || [Latinensa acacia, de ant. Grechensa ἀκακία, de ἀκή “puntalo”]
• academi.o s academy [Societo di cientiistos cua no instructan] || adj academiisca academic || [Latinensa acadēmīa, de ant. Grechensa Ἀκαδήμια, bosco proxim Áthene ube Platone instructin]
• acamp.er ntr to camp; desacampecer to break camp || s acampayo camp; acamp-remulchedo caravan, trailer, camper; acampi-vecturo recreational vehicle, camper
• acanth.o s acanthus (bot.: Acanthus) || [Latinensa acanthus, de ant. Grechensa ἄκανθος, de ἀκή “spino” + ἄνθος “floro”]
• acanton.er tr to billet, quarter, canton [Temporarie loġayizer soldatos en la domo di on civilo] || s acantonayo billet, quarters; cantonment
• acapar.er tr to corner, monopolize [Amasifer comerciedos en granda cuanto por excarpsifer los et altifer lora pretios] || [Italiensa accaparrare “certifer pagheço”, de capo “cápito”, “principalo” + arra “pagheço”, de Latinensa arrha]
• ácar.o s mite (zool.: Acari) || [ant. Grechensa ἄκαρι, de ἀκαρής “parvaza”]
• Acay.a s Achaea; Acayano Achaian || [Latinensa Achāia, de ant. Grechensa Ἀχαΐα]
• accèler.er tr to accelerate || s accèleratro accelerator || [Latinensa accelerare, de celer “rápida”]
• accend.er tr to light, kindle, ignite [Ardifecer per on flamizo aut cintilizo] || s accendatro lighter || [Latinensa accendere, -censum, de candēre “briler”]
• accens.er tr to switch on, turn on [Funtionifer on electrisco per suiċo] || s accensi-suiċo ignition switch || [Latinensa accendere, -censum “accender”]
• accent.o s accent, stress || tr accentizer to accentuate || [Latinensa accentus, de ad “ad” + cantus “canto”]
• accentor.o s accentor (zool.: Prunella); comuna accentoro hedge sparrow (zool.: Prunella modularis)
• accept.er tr to accept [1 Volitione recepter; 2 Volitione enlacer] || s accepto acceptance, reception, greeting; acceptanto acceptor || adj acceptébila acceptable, receivable; vi es placere acceptita you are welcome || [Latinensa accipere, acceptum, de ad “ad” + capere, captum “capter”]
• acces.er tr to access || s acceso access || adj accesébila accessible, approachable || [Latinensa accēdere, -cessum]
• accesori.a adj accessory, subsidiary || s accesorio accessory, accoutrement; prop; cen-accesorio prop || [m.e. Latinensa accesorius “plusajo”]
• accident.o s accident, mishap || [Latinensa accidens, -entis, de accidere “eventer”]
• accis.o s excise tax
• acens.er tr to ascend; to mount [Vader ad supre di] || s acenso ascension; acensatro elevator, lift; Acensi-festo Ascension Day || [Latinensa ascendere, -scensum, de ad “ad” + scandere, scansum “scander”]
• acent.o s distinctive accent [Regionisca pronuntio]
• ácer.o s maple || [Latinensa acer, -eris]
• acerb.a adj acerbic, bitter || [Latinensa acerbus]
• acet.o s ascetic; acetismo asceticism || [ant. Grechensa ἀσκητής “mónaco”, “eremito”, de ἀσκέω “mi exércitan”]
• acetábul.o s acetabulum, cotyloid cavity (anat.)
• acétic.o s acetic acid
• acetilen.o s acetylene
• aceton.o s acetone (chim.)
• aci.o s adze || [Latinensa ascia]
• aciari.o s steel || [af. Latinensa aciarium]
• ácid.a adj acidic || s ácido acid || [Latinensa acidus]
• acidímetr.o s acidimeter
• aclam.er tr to cheer, acclaim || [Latinensa acclamare, de ad “ad” + clamare "clamer"]
• aclet.o s shoelace tag
• aclìmat.er tr to acclimate, naturalize || [Latinensa ad “ad” + af. Latinensa clima, -atis “clímato”]
• acn.o s acne || [mod. Latinenso, de ant. Grechensa ἀκμή “cúlmino”]
• acoàctich.er ntr to crouch; acoàcticher pavorante to cower || [vulg. Latinensa accoacticāre]
• acólith.o s acolyte || [af. Latinensa acolythus, de ant. Grechensa ἀκόλουθος]
• acòmod.er tr to accommodate, adapt, adjust (álico ad áltero) || [Latinensa accommodare, de ad “ad” + commodus “cómoda”, “satisfaçanta”, “convenanta”]
• acompani.er tr to accompany, escort [Eser aut vader cum]; acompaniader to consort with, associate with || [Latinensa ad “ad” + companio “companiono”]
• acónit.o s aconite, wolfsbane, monkshood (bot.: Aconitum) || [ant. Grechensa ἀκόνιτον]
• acont.o s installment, partial payment [On partisca pago]
• acòpul.er tr to couple (mec.) || [Latinensa cōpulāre “junter”, “ligher”]
• ácor.o s calamus, sweet flag (bot.: Acorus calamus) || [Latinensa acorus, de ant. Grechensa ἄκορος]
• acord.er ntr to be in tune; to agree grammatically [Eser en harmonío músiche aut gramátiche]; desacorder to be out of tune; to disagree grammatically; to mismatch in color || tr acordifer to tune || s acordo agreement, accord; acordifatro tuner, tuning fork || [vulg. Latinensa accordare, de ad “ad” + cor, -dis “cordio”]
• acordion.o s accordion || [Alemanensa Akkordion, de Italiensa accordare “acordifer”]
• Açori.a s Azores || [Portugaliensa açor “astoro”]
• acost.er tr to accost
• acr.a adj acrid, bitter, sour; harsh; acrimonious; acri-dulca bittersweet; acri-humorala crabby, peevish || [Latinensa acer “acuta”, “sechiva”]
• acrec.er tr to accrete [Crecifer per acúmulo] || [Latinensa accrescere, de crescere “crecer”]
• acrèdit.er tr to accredit, give credit [Oficiale ficer accepter álicu, provisante ecuila persono per yurizatros cum ecuila obiectivo] || [Latinensa accrēdere, -itum “creder”, “acrediter”]
• ácrid.o s grasshopper (zool.: Acridomorpha) || [ant. Grechensa ακρίδα “locusto”]
• acrifoli.o s holly (bot.: Ilex)
• acrílic.a adj acrylic
• acróbat.o s acrobat || [ant. Grechensa ἀκροβάτης “caminanta sur la sumitato”]
• acromátic.a adj achromatic || [Latinensa achromaticus, de ant. Grechensa ἀχρωμάτιστος de ἀ- “sine” + χρῶμα, -ματος “coloro”]
• acromi.o s acromion (anat.)
• acrónim.o s acronym
• acrópol.o s acropolis || [ant. Grechensa ἀκρόπολις, de ἄκρος “sumitato” + πόλις “civitato”]
• acróstic.o s acrostic
• acroteri.o s acroterion, acroterium
• act.er ntr to act; proceed || tr activifer to activate; desactivifer to deactivate, defuse || s acto act, action; actado action, activity; activo assets [1 Álico activa; 2 Sumos posesata aut receptuta] || adj actema active, busy; activa active, capable of action; neactanta inactive || [Latinensa agere, actus “ficer movezer”]
• actini.o s actinium [La chimichisca elemento Ac]
• actínic.a adj actinic
• action.o s share, stock (finantio); on comuna actionos joint stock; actionado portfolio; actionisto shareholder, stockholder || [Latinensa actio, -ōnis “acto”, p.p. di agere “ficer movezer”]
• actor.o s actor, actress, player; actorado cast; actoriso actress || tr actorìer to act, play the part of || [Latinensa actor, -ōris, de agere, actus “acter”]
• actu.o s act, deed, certificate [Oficiala scribajo cua constatan on facto, legisca acto aut deciso]; actuo (di proprieto) title deed; actuo di tránsfero deed of transfer
• actual.a adj present, current, topical, up-to-date [1 Reale existanta en la nun-témporo; 2 Interesanta pro sua nun-temporitio] || adv actuale currently, at present, presently, nowadays || tr actualifer to update; actualizer to update || [af. Latinensa actualis, de actus “acto”, “movo”]
• actuar.o s actuary [On experta asecur-calculisto] || [Latinensa actuārius]
• acu.o s water; Acuisto, Acuígero Aquarius; acuizatro sprinkler; acui-cresono watercress (bot.: Nasturtium officinale); acui-melono watermelon (bot.: Citrullus lanatus); acui-púliço daphnia (zool.: Daphnia); acui-botelo canteen; acui-cado waterfall; acui-combinationo wetsuit; acui-roto waterwheel; dulç-acuo fresh water; sal-acuo salt water; supre colpata acui-roto overshot wheel || adj acuea aqua; acuosa aqueous || [Latinensa aqua]
• acuamarin.o s aquamarine
• acuarel.o s watercolor [On pictajo sur papero per acui-solvébila picturo] || [Italiensa acquarella, dim. je acqua “acuo”]
• acuari.o s aquarium || [mod. neutrifo je Latinensa aquārius “acuisca”]
• acuati.o s gouache (art.)
• acuatint.o s aquatint || [Italiensa acua tinta “tingita acuo”]
• acuation.er tr to aquate, subject to aquation (chim.)
• acúcul.o s needle; acúcul-òculeto eye of the needle; acúcul-puntalo point of a needle || tr acùculijer to ply a needle || [vulg. Latinensa acūcula, dim. je Latinensa acus, -ūs]
• acueduct.o s aqueduct || [Latinensa aquaeductus, -ūs]
• ácuil.o s eagle (zool.: Accipitridae); àcuil-nido aerie || [Latinensa aquila]
• acuilegi.o s columbine (bot.: Aquilegia) || [m.e. Latinensa aquilegia]
• acuilon.o s north wind, Aquilon || [Latinensa aquilo, -ōnis]
• acuist.er tr to acquire, get, come by [1 Habecer per sua propria meano, laboro, bugeto, ingenio, aut experientio; 2 Recepter gradene, ex. on morbo, custumo] || s acuistito acquisition || [Latinensa acquīrere, -quīsītum]
• acul.er tr to corner, trap || [Francensa acculer]
• acùmul.er tr to accumulate, accrue || s acùmulatro accumulator || [Latinensa accumulare, de ad “ad” + cumulus “amaso”]
• acupuntur.o s acupuncture
• acus.er tr to accuse, charge, arraign, indict [Imputer on delicto aut on crímino ad] || s acusato accused || adj acusisto prosecutor || [Latinensa accūsare, de ad “ad” + causa “causo”]
• acusativ.a adj accusative (gram.) || [Latinensa accusātīvus, de accūsare “acuser”]
• acústic.o s acoustics || [ant. Grechensa ακουστικός “audisca”]
• acut.a adj sharp, keen, fine; pointed [Sechiva aut puntalosa]; desacuta dull || s acutajo edge || tr acutifer to sharpen || [Latinensa acūtus, p.p. di acuere “acutifer”, de acus “acúculo”]
• ad prep to, toward [Índican on relationo, on nedirecta complemento, la objecto di on acto, on penso, on desídero, aut on proximeço en álica directiono]; cuome es ecuisto reale útila ad mi? how is this really helpful to me? (relationo); dones ad mi mea detonationifatros! give me my detonators! (nedirecta complemento); èlever si ad richitio et honoro to elevate one’s self to wealth and honors (objecto di on acto, on penso, on desídero); li vadin de la eclesiayo ad la cínemo they went from church to the movies (proximeço en álica directiono); aden into; vehezer aden la urbo to drive into the city || [Latinensa ad]
• -ad- afx repetitive or continuing action [1 On grupo de cosos di la metípsima género; 2 On acto longa aut continue plur-veça] || [Latinensa -at-, insimulisca sufixo]
• A.D. adv A.D. (anno domini)
• adaġ.o s adagio
• adapt.er tr to adapt || [Latnensa adaptare]
• adecuat.a adj appropriate, commensurate
• adeo inter farewell! good-bye!; on adeo a farewell, good-bye; dicer adeo ad to say farewell to || [curtifo je “mi confider vi ad Deo”]
• adept.o s adept, aficionado [On persono initiita ad on doctrino et sapanta omna luya secretos] || [Latinensa adipisci, -eptus “obtiner”]
• adextr.er tr to train (an animal) [Instructer on bestio por álica obiectivo]
• adhes.er ntr to adhere (ad álico) || tr adhesifer to stick || s adheso adhesion, adherence; adhesanto adherent, follower; adhes-noto post-it || adj adhesanta adherent; adhesiva adhesive || [Latinensa adhaerēre, -haesum]
• adiabátic.a adj adiabatic || [ant. Grechensa ἀδιάβατος “netravadébila”, de ἀ “ne” + διά “tra” + βατός “vadébila”, de βαίνειν “vader”]
• adict.er tr to addict || s adictito addict || [Latinensa addīcere, -dictum “ceder”]
• adirecti.o s address || tr adirectiizer to address || [vulg. Latinensa *addirectiare “diriger ad”]
• adition.er tr to add (math.) || s aditiono addition || [Latinensa additio, -ōnis “aditiono”, de addere “doner ad”, “aditioner”]
• adiunt.o s adjunct, assistant, subordinate
• adjacent.a adj adjacent [Júxtea aut contigua] || [pres. part. di Latinensa adiacēre “jacer júxtee”, de ad “juxte” + iacēre “jacer”]
• adjectiv.o s adjective || [Latinensa adiectivum “adjuntita”, de adicere, -iectum “ad jacter”, “adjunter”, de iacere “jacifer”, “jacter”]
• adjuration.er tr to adjure
• adjut.er tr to help, assist, aid; adjuter on bebo nacer to deliver a baby; adjuter álicu parturer on filio to deliver someone of a child || s adjuto help, assistance; sine adjuto by oneself; adjutanto assistant, helper; adjutant; sanitiisca adjutisto EMT, emergency medical technician || adj adjutanta accessory || [Latinensa adiūtare, de adiuvare, -iūtum]
• admir.er tr to admire || [Latinensa admīrari, de ad “ad” + mīrari “mirabiliezer per”]
• admirer adj admiranda admirable
• admis.er tr to admit, receive [Lacer vener ad si] || s admiso admission; access || adj admisébila admissible || [Latinensa admittere, -missum]
• adopt.er tr to adopt; adoptito adopted person || [Latinensa adoptare]
• ador.er tr to worship || s adoranto worshipper || [Latinensa adōrare “adparauler deo”]
• adors.er tr to turn the back of something against (álico ad áltero) || [Latinensa ad + dorsum “dorso”]
• adrect.er ntr to rear up
• adrenalin.o s adrenalin
• Adriátic.a adj Adriatic || s Adriático Adriatic || [m.e. Latinensa Mare Adriaticum, aluso je Etruschisca colonio Adria]
• adroch.er ntr to castle
• adsorb.er tr to adsorb
• aduc.er tr to adduce [Oferer como je probo] || [Latinensa addūcere, -ductum “conducter ad”]
• aduct.er tr to adduct (fisiol.) || s aducto adduction || adj aductiva adducent, afferent || [Latinensa addūcere, -ductum “conducter ad”]
• adul.er tr to adulate, flatter || [Latinensa adūlare]
• adult.a adj adult; adulteçanta adolescent, teen || s adulto adult; adulteçanto adolescent, teen; anteadulteçanto preadolescent, tween || [Latinensa adolescere, adultus “adultecer”]
• adùlter.er ntr to commit adultery || [Latinensa adulterare]
• adulteration.er tr to adulterate || [Latinensa adulteratio, -ōnis “adulterationo”, de adulterare “adulterer”]
• advent.o s advent (relig.)
• adventici.a s adventitious (bot.) || [Latinensa adventīcius “venanta de éxtere”]
• adventur.er ntr to adventure [Ocuper si en on periculosa aut ecitiva acto, particulare la exploro je necognoçata teritorio] || s adventuro adventure || adj adventurema adventurous (persono); adventurosa adventurous (vivo) || [vulg. Latinensa adventura “venunto”, de Latinensa advenire, -ventum “vener”, “eventer”]
• adverbi.o s adverb || [Latinensa adverbium]
• advers.a adj adverse, adversarial [Contrebatalianta, contreactanta] || s adverso adversary || [Latinensa adversus, p.p. advertere “tornier ad”]
• advert.er tr to warn; caution [Informer sopre álico futura, bona aut mala] || s adverto warning; ataco sine adverto sneak attack; advertatro buzzer, alarm; adverti-raconto cautionary tale || adj advertema cautionary || [Latinensa advertere, -versum “tornier ad”]
• aero- afx aero- || s aeroplano airplane; aeroportuo airport || [ant. Grechensa aēr (ἀήρ) “airo”]
• aerobi.a adj aerobic || s aerobio aerobe
• aerodin.o s aerodyne
• aerófob.o s aerophobe; aeròfobío aerophobia
• aerogel.o s aerogel
• aerógraf.o s airbrush; aerògrafijo airbrushing; aerògrafisto airbrusher || tr aerògrafijer to airbrush || [ant. Grechensa ἀήρ “airo” + γράφειν “scriber”]
• aerólith.o s aerolite (min.)
• aerómetr.o s aerometer
• aeronaut.o s aeronaut
• aeronáutic.o s aeronautics
• aerosol.o s aerosol
• aeróstat.o s aerostat; dìrigébila aeróstato airship, dirigible
• aerostátic.o s aerostatics
• af.o s aphis
• afábil.a adj affable, amiable [Plaçanta per cortesitio, bon-accepto, agratábila vocábulos, complaço]; vi es valde afábila it is very good of you; desafábila sullen, ill-tempered || [Latinensa affābilis “fácile adparaulébila”]
• afar.o s affair, matter, business [Ecuilo sopre cua homi ocupezan, cuo homi façan aut intentan facer, aut cuo concernan homi]; atentiones vua propria afaros! mind your own business!; branco di afaros line of business; haber afaros cum to have business with; polìtichisca afaros, statisca afaros public business; por afaros on business; afarayo place of business; afaristo businessman; amor-afaro love affair || adj afaresca, afarema business-like || [Romancia cosa a fare “facendo”]
• afasí.o s aphasia (med.) || [mod. Latinensa aphasia, de ant. Grechensa ἀφασία, de ἄφατος “sine paraulo”, de (ἀ-) “sine” + φάσις “paraulo”]
• afect.er tr to affect, touch the feelings of; to have an effect on [Producter on efecto, cambiejo, aut alterationo en álico aut en álteru, sive materiische sive nemateriische] || [Latinensa affectare]
• afectation.er tr to affect, feign; afectationer superioritio to put on airs || adj afectationanta affected, pretentious || [Latinensa affectātio, -ōnis “afectationo”]
• afection.er tr to have affection for || s afectiono affection || adj afectionata beloved; afectionema affectionate; afectionosa fond, affectionate || [Latinensa affectio, -ōnis “afectiono”]
• afeli.o s aphelion (astron.) || [Latinensa aphelium, de ant. Grechensa ἀπό “de” + ἥλιος “solelo”]
• Afgan.o s Afghan; Afgania Afghanistan || adj Afganisca Afghan || [Persensa afghān, de Sánscrita ashvaka “cabalisto”]
• áfid.o s aphid (zool.: Aphididae); vírid-áfido greenfly (zool.: Myzus persicae)
• afig.er tr to post, affix [Fixer on pública misaġo sur on muro, on columno, etc.]; afiger pròhibata post no bills || s afiġayo (internetisca) BBS; afigedo poster, placard, bulletin; afiġ-tábulo billboard || [Latinensa affigere, fixum, de figere “fixer”]
• afili.er tr to affiliate || s afiliito affiliate
• afin.a adj akin, affine; -in-law || s afinitio affinity || [Latinensa affīnis, “vicina”, “afina”, de ad “an” + finis “límito”, “bordo”, “frontario”]
• afinal.a adj late [Proxim la fino di on definitionita témpor-spatio] || adv afinale late
• afirm.er tr to affirm [1 Declarationer como je facto; 2 Declarationer sua apodio je] || adj afirmanta affirmative || adv afirmite reportedly || [Latinensa affirmare “plu-firmifer”, “afirmer”, de firmus “firma”]
• afix.o s affix || [m.e. Latinensa affixare “adfixer”, frec. di Latinensa affīgere, de ad “ad” + figere “fixer”]
• aflict.er tr to afflict, distress, desolate [1 Efectifer anxio, tristitio, aut áltera spiritisca doloro en; 2 Dolorifer corporische] || s aflicto affliction; aflictezo affliction || [Latinensa afflīgere, -flictum “colpader”, “abatuer”, “vulnerer”]
• aflor.er ntr to outcrop (geol.)
• afluenz.o s affluenza
• afoch.er tr to choke [Asfixier per on obstáculo en la gurgo] || [af. Latinensa affōcare]
• áfon.a adj aphonic || s àfonitio aphonia || [ant. Grechensa άφωνα “sine voço”]
• aford.er tr to afford [Tolerer la costo di]; poter aforder to be able to afford || adj afordébila affordable || [Anglensa afford]
• aforism.o s aphorism || [af. Latinensa aphorismus, de ant. Grechensa αφορισμός]
• afranch.er tr to frank || adj afranchita ye bordo free on board || [m.e. Latinensa francus “líbera”, de Francus “Franco”]
• afresc.o s fresco || [Italiensa dipingere a fresco]
• Áfric.a s Africa; Àfricano African; Sud-África South Africa; Sud-Áfricano South African || adj Àfricana African || [Latinensa Āfrica, de Āfer, -fri, “Africano”]
• afront.er tr to face, confront [Audaciose oposer si ad]
• afth.o s aphtha, canker sore || [ant. Grechensa ἄφθα]
• afund.er tr to sink || ntr afundezer to sink
• afusion.er tr to affuse
• afust.o s gun carriage || [Francensa affût, de Latinensa fustis “fusto”]
• agac.er tr to grate on, jar upon, set on edge [Iriter la nervos, particulare di la dentos, en la manario di on ácida fructo, on acuta ruito, etc.] || [Francensa agacer]
• agáloc.o s agarwood, aloeswood, agalloch [(bot.) Aromatosa durámino]; agàlocajo agar resin [Aromatosa resino productata en durámino dum infecto da certa tipos di mucoro]
• agam.o s agama (zool.: Agama) || [ant. Grechensa ἄγαμος “céliba”]
• agamí.o s grey-winged trumpeter (zool.: Psophia crepitans) || [Francensa agami, de Guyanenso]
• agámic.a adj agamic, asexual (bio.) || [af. Latinensa agamus “céliba”, de ant. Grechensa ἀγαμος]
• ágap.o s agape || [ant. Grechensa ἀγάπη]
• agarágar.o s agar-agar
• agáric.o s agaric (bot.: Agaricales)
• ágat.o s agate (min.) || [Latinensa Achātes, de ant. Grechensa Αχάτης, la nómino di on fluvio en Sicilia de cua homi unésim-vece trovin la mineralo]
• agav.o s agave (bot.: Agave) || [Latinensa Agāvē, -ēs, de ant. Grechensa Ἀγαυή de ἀγαυός “nóbila”]
• agend.o s agenda
• agent.o s agent; agenterío agency; afar-agento business agent; excambii-agento broker || [Latinensa agens, -entis, partic. di agere “acter”]
• agi.o s agio, exchange premium || [Italiensa aggio]
• ágil.a adj agile, nimble, quick || [Latinensa agilis]
• agiot.er ntr to speculate, practice stockjobbing || [Francensa agioter]
• agir.er tr to bypass, circumvent, go around, detour
• àgit.er tr to agitate; stir; shake; wave; stir up [1 Rápide et répete mover; 2 Descuietifer, eciter]; àgiter si to fidget, be agitated || s àgitanto agitator || [Latinensa agitare, frec. di agere “ficer movezer”]
• aglòmer.er tr to agglomerate
• aglùtin.er tr agglutinate [1 Cumifer adglutinijante aden una maso; 2 Cumponer morfemos por formizer vocábulos] || adj aglùtiniva agglutinative
• agnel.o s lamb (lit.) || [vulg. Latinensa agnellus]
• agnoc.er tr to acknowledge, admit [Accepter, proclamationer la existo, legitimitio, aut veritio di]; agnocifer ad si to assert one’s self || [Latinensa agnoscere, -nītum]
• agnóstic.a adj agnostic || s agnòstichismo agnosticism
• agonì.er ntr to be in one’s death throes || [ant. Grechensa ἀγωνία “concurso”, “lucto”]
• agoráfob.o s agoraphobe; agoràfobío agoraphobia || [ant. Grechensa αγορά “asemblayo” + φόβος “pavoro”.]
• agr.o s cultivated field, arable land [On campo cultivata]; agri-cultiverío farm; agri-cultivisto farmer; agri-cultivo agriculture; agri-proprietanto yeoman || adj agrisca agrarian || [Latinensa ager, agri]
• agraf.o s clasp, hook fastener, hook-and-eye; agraffe [On metala uncheto cua, insertite en on aneleto, cumfixan dua bordos di on vesto, on tuco, et asíc pluse]; agrafiero hasp || tr agrafijer to clasp, hook || [Francensa agrafe]
• agratábil.a adj pleasant, nice, enjoyable, welcome, agreeable [Plaçanta et placerizanta]; desagratábila disagreeable, unpleasant || s agratàbilitio amenity || [Latinensa ad “ad” + grātus “agratábila”]
• àgregh.er tr to aggregate; desàgregher to disaggregate, disintegrate || [Latinensa aggregare “adjunter ad greġo”, de grex “greġo”]
• agres.er tr to aggress [Cominitier obn conflicto per on unésima ataco]
• agret.o s bed, patch
• agrimoni.o s agrimony || [af. Latinensa agrimōnia]
• agrónom.o s agronomist; agrònomío agronomy || [ant. Grechensa ἀγρός “agro” + νόμος “aranġanta”, “regulijanta”]
• agrost.o s bent grass (bot.: Agrostis)
• agrostem.o s corncockle (bot.: Agrostemma)
• agutí.o s agouti (zool.: Dasyprocta)
• ah inter ah! [Índican súbita emotiono, exemple, mirabiliezo, surprisezo]; a! cuante agratábila! ah! how nice!
• ahá inter aha! [On constato je álico atendita aut suspectita]
• ahegao s ahegao || [Japoniensa ahegao (アヘ顔)]
• ai inter ow! [On crito di súbita doloro] || [Latinensa ai]
• aikidó s aikido || [Japoniensa ai (合) “harmonío”, “uniono” + chi (気) “spírito” + dō (道) “vialo”]
• ailanth.o s ailanthus
• Aimar.o s Aymara (person)
• air.o s air; en la líbera airo in the open air; airizo aeration, ventilation; airizatro aerator, ventilator; air-bulo airlock; air-cambro inner tube; air-ecluso airlock; air-fenestr(et)o air hole; air-flueto draft; air-pumpatro air pump; air-spatio airspace; air-velocitato airspeed || tr aerizer to air, aerate || adj airisca aerial; airosa airy, well-ventilated; anti-airisca anti-aircraft; air-ad-aira air-to-air; air-ad-tera air-to-ground; air-portata airborne || adv air-medie in midair || [Latinensa āēr, āeris, de ant. Grechensa ἀήρ]
• ajurn.er tr to adjourn, break off, postpone || s ajurnezo abeyance || [vulg. Latinensa adjurnare, de ad “ad” + diurnus “jurno”]
• al.o s wing; aleto fin; hidroalo hydrofoil || adj alosa, -ífera winged, aliferous; ali-forma aliform || [Latinensa āla]
• Alá s Allah
• alabastr.o s alabaster || [Latinensa alabaster, -stri, de ant. Grechensa αλάβαστρος]
• alact.er tr to suckle, give suck [Mam-suctiifer] || [Latinensa ad “ad” + lac, lactis “lacto”]
• alambic.o s still [On primitiva distilationatro] || [Arabensa ’inbīq (إنْبِيق) “distilationatro”, de ant. Grechensa ἄμβιξ “tapo (de distilationatro)”]
• Alandi.a s Åland || [Suedensa Åland]
• alantoid.o s allantois (bio.)
• alarm.er tr to alarm || s alarmo alarm; sonifer la alarmo to sound the alarm || [Italiensa all’ arme! “ad la armos!”]
• alás inter alas! alack!
• alaud.o s lark || [Latinensa alauda]
• alaus.o s alosa, shad (zool.: Alosa) || [vulg. Latinensa alausa, de Galenso]
• alb.o s alb [Blanca robo vestejata da la sacerdoto dum miso] || [Latinensa tunica alba “blanca túnico”, de albus “nebrilante blanca”]
• Alban.o s Albanian; Albania Albania || adj Albaniana Albanian || [ant. Grechensa Αλβανοι, Iliriisca tribo, de proto-Indo-Europensa albho “blanca, nivosa (montáneo)”]
• albatros.o s albatross (zool.: Diomedeidae) || [alt. influita da Latinensa albus (“nebrilante blanca”) je Portugaliensa alcatraz “alcatraso”, de Arabensa al-ġaţţās (الغطاس), “la plumbichisto”]
• albercoc.o s apricot (bot.: Prunus armeniaca, et ál.) || [Arabensa al berqūq, al barqūq (البرقوق), de ant. Grechensa πραικόκιον, de Latinensa praecoquum “antematuro”, de prae- “ante-” + coquus “cocinisto”]
• alberg.o s inn; alberg-ċefo innkeeper || [Provenciensa alberga]
• albergini.o s eggplant || [Cataluniensa albergínia]
• albin.a adj albino || [Portugaliensa albino “blancheta”, de Latinensa albus “nebrilante blanca”]
• álbum.o s album || [Latinensa album amicorum “álbumo di amicos”, de album “blanca tabuleto”, de albus “nebrilante blanca”]
• albumen.o s albumen
• albúmin.o s albumin; albùminoido albuminoid
• albuminuri.o s albuminuria
• alburel.o s bleak (zool.: Alburnus, Chalcalburnus)
• alburn.o s alburnum, sapwood
• alc.o s auk, razorbill (zool.: Alca torda)
• alç.o s elk || [Latinensa alcēs, -is]
• álcal.o s alkali (chim.) || adj àlcaloida alkaloid; àlcalosa alkaline || [Arabensa al-qilī (القلي) “cíneros di fricto”, de qilā (قلى) “frieter”]
• alcatras.o s gannet (zool.: Morus) || [Portugaliensa alcatraz, de Arabensa al-ġaţţās (الغطاس), “la plumbichisto”]
• alce.o s hollyhock (bot.: Alcea)
• alcélaf.o s hartebeest (zool.: Alcelaphus buselaphus)
• alchímic.o s alchemy [1 La cuasa cientio sopre transmuter materio; 2 La mixturajo ec la cuatra elementos en on substantio]; alchìmichisto alchemist || [m.e. Latinensa alchimia, de Arabensa al-kīmiyâ’, de ant. Grechensa χυμεία “alig-arto”]
• álcid.o s auk (zool.: Alcidae)
• alcion.o s kingfisher (zool.: Alcedinidae) || [Latinensa alcyōn, de ant. Grechensa ἀλκυών]
• alcohol.o s alcohol; desnaturizita alcoholo denatured alcohol; alcoholajo alcohol, liquor, spirits; alcoholímetro breathalyzer || [Arabensa al-kuḥl (الكحل)]
• alcov.o s alcove; alcov-fenestro bay window || [Arabensa al-ḳubba (القبة) “volvitizita cambro”]
• aldehid.o s aldehyde
• aldin.a adj italic (tip.)
• ale.o s garden path [On vialo en on ġardino, on párico, on bosco] || [Francensa allée “vialo”, de aller “vader”, prob. de Latinensa ambulare “caminer”]
• aleation.er ntr to gamble [Jocher on joco di fortúito por potentiala guadanio]; aleationer per sua vivo to gamble with one’s life
• aleatori.a adj random || [Latinensa āleātōrius “parii-jochistisca”, de āleātōr, -ōris “sponsion-jochisto”, de ālea on joco di dados]
• alecr.a adj cheerful, happy, gay, jaunty, jocund [Vidébile en on stando vivosa, fácil-ánima et bon-humorala]; desalecra sad, sorrowful, mournful, cheerless, dispirited, doleful, gloomy, down, downcast, downhearted, morose || tr alecrifer to gladden || [vulg. Latinensa alicer, -ecris, de Latinensa alacer, -cris]
• alegh.er tr to allege, adduce [Citer como je justífico]; alegher nesapo to plead ignorance || s alego allegation; aleghedo allegation || [Latinensa allēgare]
• alegorí.o s allegory || adj alegorìisca allegorical || [ant. Grechensa ἀλληγορία, de ἄλλος “áltera” + ἀγορεύω “mi paraulan”]
• Aleman.o s German; Alemania Germany; anticua alt-Alemanenso Old High German || adj Alemaniana German [Cuya focaro es Alemania] || [af. Latinensa Alemannus, Germánica tribado, de Germanichensa por “omna persono”]
• alérgen.o s allergen
• alergí.o s allergy
• aleron.o s aileron
• alert.a adj alert, quick || [Italiensa all’erta “ad la observi-turo”]
• ales.er tr to ream [Grandifer et lisifer la internajo di on túbulo, forámino] || [Francensa aléser, de vulg. Latinensa allātiare “plu-larghifer”, de Latinensa lātus “larga”]
• alesn.o s awl || [Germanichensa alisnō]
• aleuron.o s aleurone
• Aleut.o s Aleut; Aleutia Aleutian Islands || adj Aleutiana Aleut
• alevament.er tr to breed, raise; cultivate [1 Atenter, crecifer, adextrer et oportune riproductifer bestios en captititio; 2 Atenter et crecifer plantos] || [Italiensa allevamento “alevamento”, de allevare, de Latinensa allevare “erectifer”, “alevier”, de ad “ad” + levare “lever”]
• alevi.er tr to alleviate, relieve, mitigate [Ficer men severa et plu tolerébila] || [vulg. Latinensa alleviare “legerifer”, de leviarius “legera”, de Latinensa levis]
• alexandrin.a adj alexandrine [Habanta sesa iambos]
• alexin.o s alexin
• alf.o s elf [Scandinava air-fato, dotizita per superhumana belitio et longa vivo, et, post la opros da J.R.R. Tolkien, longa, foliesca aurículos. Vides elfo .] || [ant. Scandinaviensa álfr, de proto-Germanichensa albiz, albaz “(blanca) fantásmato”, de proto-Europensa *albʰós]
• alfa s alpha || [ant. Grechensa ἄλφα, la unésima lítero di la Grechensa alfabeto]
• alfabet.o s alphabet; alfabet-libro primer || adj alfabet-órdina alphabetical || [af. Latinensa alphabēta, de ant. Grechensa ἀλφάβητος, la unésima dua líteros di la Grechensa alfabeto, de Feniciensa aleph (𐤀) et beth (𐤁)]
• alfalf.o s alfalfa (bot.: Medicago sativa) || [Hispanensa alfalfa, de Arabensa al-fíṣfiṣa, al-fáṣfaṣa (الفصفصة) “fresca fodro”]
• alg.o s alga, seaweed (bot.) || [Latinensa alga]
• álgebr.o s algebra || [m.e. Latinenso, de Arabensa al-jabr (الجبر)]
• Algeri.a s Algeria; Algeriano Algerian || [Francensa Algérie, “paeso di Al-Jazair”]
• alginat.o s alginate, alginic acid (chim.)
• algorithm.o s algorithm || [erora var. di m.e. Latinensa algorismus, translit. je Persiana mathematichisto al-Khwārizmī (الخوارزمي)]
• ali.o s garlic (bot.: Allium sativum) || [Latinensa ālium]
• alianti.er tr to ally, unite || s aliantio alliance; covenant || [ant. Francensa aliance “aliantiajo”, de aliere “aliantier”, de Latinensa alligare “ligher ad”, de ligare “ligher”]
• álias adv alias [Álter-nómine]
• álib.o s alibi || [Latinensa alibī]
• álic.a adj some, any, a [Necognoçata, sive specifichita sive no]; álica aut áltera such-and-such; álica cunche any at all; álica cunche médico diçun lo ad vi any doctor will tell you; álic-veça occasional [Eventanta en/por álica sporádica veços] || adv áliche somehow [En álica manario]; álichi-loche somewhere; álichi-loche cunche anywhere || s álico something [Álica coso, facto, circumstantio]; álicos some [Álica individuos aut cosos]; álico cunche anything || prn álicu someone, somebody [Álica individuo]; álicu cunche anyone, anybody || [Latinensa aliquis]
• alicual.a adj some kind of [Di necognoçata aut no specifichita cualitio, specio, aut naturo] || [Latinensa ali- + quālis]
• alicuand.e adv sometime, ever [En álica no definitionita témporo]; alicuande cunche anytime || [Latinensa aliquandō]
• alicuant.a adj some [De on necognoçata aut on nespecifichita numbro aut cuanto]; alicuanta cunche any; il inspiran alicuanta respecto he commands a certain respect || [Latinensa aliquantus]
• alícub.e adv somewhere; alícube cunche anywhere || [Latinensa alicubi]
• alicuom.e adv somehow; alicuome cunche anyhow
• alicuy.a adj someone’s
• alidad.o s alidade || [Hispanensa alidada, de Arabensa al-‘iḍāda (عِضَادة)]
• alien.er tr to alienate, transfer || [Latinensa aliēnare, de aliēnus “apertinanta ad álteru”]
• alienation.er tr to alienate, isolate (psic.) || [Latinensa aliēnātio, -ōnis “alienationo”, de aliēnus “apertinanta ad álteru”]
• aligator.o s alligator (zool.: Alligator) || [Hispanensa el lagarto “la lacerto”]
• alígen.o s otherkin
• aligh.er tr to alloy || s aligajo alloy || [Latinensa alligare “ligher ad”, de ligare “ligher”]
• aliment.er tr to feed, sustain, keep going [Proviser per cuo es necesa por funtioner] || s alimentivo food, sustenance, aliment; cercher alimentivo to forage; retroalimento feedback || adj alimentisca canlo alimentary canal || [Latinensa alimentare]
• álin.o s ell (mens.)
• alìne.er tr to align [1 Ordiner secuno on recta líneo; 2 Aranger en justa positionos relativa]
• alise.o s trade wind || [Francensa alizé]
• aliteration.er ntr to alliterate
• alizarin.o s alizarin (chim.) || [Arabensa al-ʕuṣāra (العصارة) “presionita suco”]
• Al Jazair s Algiers || [Arabensa al-jazā'ir (الجزائر) “la ínsulos”]
• almanac.o s almanac || [m.e. Latinensa almanachus, de Hispan-Arabensa almanak “almanaco”, “calendario” aut Arabensa al-manāx (المناخ) “clímato”, posíbile de af. Grechensa αλμενιχιακά “calendario”, probábile de Coptenso]
• alme.o s almeh (hist.) || [Egiptan-Arabensa ʕálma (عالمة), rurane pronuntiata ʕálme aut ʕālme, de Arabensa ʻālima (عالمة) “cantistiso”, “erudita”, de alima (علم) “saper”, “eser erudita”]
• aln.o s alder || [Latinensa alnus]
• álo.o s aloe (bot.: Aloe); àloajo aloe (laxative); álo-durámino aloeswood || [Latinensa aloē, -ēs, de ant. Grechensa ἀλόη]
• alodi.o s allodium || [Germanichenso]
• alonġ.o s allonge
• alonghe prep along, down [Sur on líneo aut on vialo paralela et próxima]; vader alonghe to skirt || [Anglensa along]
• alópath.a adj allopathic || s alópatho allopath; alòpathío allopathy
• alopecí.o s alopecia || [ant. Grechensa ἀλωπεκία “vulp-scabio”, de ἀλώπηξ “vulpo”]
• alor.e adv then, at that time [An ecuila témporo]; dex alore from that time on, thence, thereafter || [Romancio, de Latinensa ad illam horam "an ecuila horo"]
• alótrop.a adj allotropic (chim.) || s alótropo allotrope
• alp.o s alp (montáneo); Alpos, Alpado The Alps; Alp-stelo edelweiss (bot.: Leontopodium nivale) || [Latinensa alpis]
• alpac.o s alpaca (zool.: Vicugna pacos) || [Aimarensa allpaqa]
• alpagi.o s alpine pasture
• alpar.o s au pair
• Alsati.a s Alsace; Alsatiano Alsatian || [m.e. Latinensa Alsatia]
• alt.a adj high, tall, lofty [1 Granda alonghe la verticala dimensiono; 2 Granda sopre presiono aut sono]; alta mareo high tide; alta planuro plateau || s alto tall person; alto; la altajos et la basajos the ups and downs; (pretii-)altifisto bull; altitio height, tallness; semialto halfling; alt-furnazo blast furnace; alt-sedileto high chair || tr altifer to make higher, raise || ntr altecer to rise, get higher || [Latinensa altus, p.p. di alere “suporter”]
• altar.o s altar
• álter.a adj other, else [No la metípsima cam ecuila implícita aut specifichita]; una je áltera one another, each other || adv áltere otherwise [En áltera manario]; álter-loche, -ube elsewhere; álter-nómine alias; álter-témpore at another time; álter-vocábule in other words || s áltero something else [Áltera coso, facto, circumstantio] || tr àlterifer to alter, change || prn álteru someone else [Áltera individuo] || [Latinensa alter, -tera, -terum, "una ec dua"]
• alteration.er tr to alter [Cambier la naturo, structuro, stando, aut cualitio di]
• altern.er ntr to alternate || s alternatro alternator || [Latinensa alternare, de alternus “alternanta”]
• alternativ.o s option, choice [On áltera selectébilo; apud on selecto neevitébila, frecuente on selectébilo cóntrea] || [m.e. Latinensa alternativus]
• althe.o s althaea (bot.: Althaea)
• altitúdin.o s altitude [Superitio di on punto relatione ad la mar-nivelo] || [Latinensa altitūdo, -inis “altitio”, de altus “alta”]
• altruism.o s altruism
• alum.o s alum (chim.)
• alúmin.o s alumina (chim.)
• alumini.o s aluminum [La chimichisca elemento Al]
• alumn.o s student, pupil [Aprensanto, instructato]
• alus.er ntr to allude || s aluso allusion || adj alusiva allusive || [Latinensa allūdere, -lūsum “burler cum”]
• aluvion.o s alluvium; aluvionizo alluvion || [Latinensa alluvio, -ōnis]
• alvéol.o s alveolus; tooth socket (anat., bot.) || [Latinensa alveolus “caveto”, dim. je alveus “cavo”]
• am.er tr to love [1 Senter profunda afectiono sopre; 2 Haber granda intereso et placero en]; el amin sua patro, mas il no placin ad el she loved her father, but did not like him || s amo love; amanto lover || adj amanda lovable; amata beloved || [Latinensa amare “amer”, “amorer”]
• amálgam.o s amalgam || tr amàlgamifer to amalgamate || [m.e. Latinensa amalgama “mercuriala aligajo”, de ant. Grechensa μάλαγμα “auro”, de μαλάσσω “mi molifan”, de μαλακός “mola”]
• amándul.o s almond (bot.: Prunus dulcis); amàndulífero almond tree; amánduli-lacto almond milk || adj amándul-ócula almond-eyed || [m.e. Latinensa amandula < Latinensa amygdala]
• amar.a adj bitter; amara ċocolato dark chocolate || [Latinensa amārus]
• amaranth.o s amaranth (bot.: Amaranthus) || [Latinensa amarantus, de ant. Grechensa ἀμάραντος “nepalidecema”]
• amaril.o s amaryllis (bot.: Amaryllis belladonna)
• amas.o s mass, heap, pile || tr amasifer to amass, heap, hoard, pile || [m.e. Latinensa amassare “amasifer”, de Latinensa massa, de ant. Grechensa μαζα]
• amator.o s amateur || [Francensa amateur “amanto”, de Latinensa amātor, -ōris]
• amauroz.er ntr to be afflicted with amaurosis (med.) || s amaurozo amaurosis
• Amázon.o s amazon; Amázonas Amazon (fluvio) || [Latinensa Amāzon, -onis, de ant. Grechensa Ἀμαζών]
• amb.a adj both [Omna dua, la dua cume como totajo] || prn ambos both || [Latinensa ambō]
• ambax.o s ambassador [La oficiala representanto maxim ċefa de on stato apud áltera]; ambaxayo embassy, ambassadorial residence; ambaxerío embassy, ambassadorial office; ambaxío embassy, ambassadorial function || [Latinensa ambaxus, ambactus “vasalo”, de Celtenso]
• ambidextr.a adj ambidextrous || [af. Latinensa ambidexter]
• ambient.a adj ambient || s ambiento setting, environment [1 On circumajo en cua vivan álica esento aut eventan álica fenómeno; 2 La toto de la sociisca circumstantios et relationos en cua on persono actan] || [Latinensa ambientis “circumdanta”, de ambīre, -ītum “circumvader”]
• ambigu.a adj ambiguous || s ambigu(iti)o ambiguity || [Latinensa ambiguus, de ambigere “circumvader”, “dubiter”, “hesiter”]
• ambition.er tr to be ambitious of, aspire to || s ambitiono ambition || adj ambitionosa ambitious || [Latinensa ambitio, -ōnis “ambitiono”, de ambīre “circumvader”, “soliciter votationos”]
• amblíop.a adj amblyopic, lazy-eyed || s amblìopitio amblyopia, lazy eye || [nov-Latinensa, de ant. Grechensa ἀμβλυωπία “débila vid-poto”, de αμβλυωπός “débila vid-poto”, de ἀμβλύς “obtusa”, “débila”, “pigra” + ὤψ, ώπ-, “óculo”, “vid-poto”]
• ambon.o s ambo || [medii-Latinensa ambo, de ant. Grechensa ἂμβων “podio”]
• ambr.o s amber; ambro grisa ambergris || [Arabensa anbar “ambro grisa”]
• ambrosi.o s ambrosia [1 La exclusiva mangedo di la deos; 2 (bot.: Ambrosia)] || [ant. Grechensa ἀμβροσία]
• àmbul.er ntr to amble || [Latinensa ambulare]
• ambulanti.o s ambulance || [Francensa hôpital ambulant “movifiva hospitalo”]
• ameb.o s ameba (bio.) || [ant. Grechensa ἀμοιβή “cambiejo”]
• amén inter amen! || [ant. Grechensa ἀμήν, de Hebreensa amen (אמן) “certe”, “vere”]
• ament.o s catkin, ament (bot.) || [Latinensa āmentum “corigio”]
• Améric.a s America [1 Nord-América, Centr-América, et Sud-América cume. En ecuista senso, frecuente nominijata "la Américas"; 2 Singulare, frecuente mere Usona.]; Amèricano American; Centr-América Central America; Nord-América North America; Sud-América South America || [Americus Vespucius, Latinensifo di Italiensa Amerigo Vespucci, Italiana exploristo je la ripo di la Nova Mundo]
• americi.o s americium [La chimichisca elemento Am]
• amethist.o s amethyst || [ant. Grechensa ἀμέθυστος “neebria”, de ἀ- “ne-” + μεθύω “mi es ebria”, de μέθυ “vino”]
• amfetamin.o s amphetamine
• amfibi.a adj amphibious || [ant. Grechensa ἀμφίβιος “amba vivos”, de ἀμφί “amba” + βίος “vivo”]
• amfíbol.o s amphibole
• amfiox.o s amphioxus, lancelet (zool.: Branchiostoma)
• amfitheatr.o s amphitheater || [ant. Grechensa ἀμφί “circum” + θέατρον “spectatorayo”]
• ámfor.o s amphora || [Latinensa amphora, de ant. Grechensa ἀμφορεύς]
• Amhar.a s Amhara; Amharano Amhara
• amianth.o s amianthus || [ant. Grechensa ἀμίαντος “necontaminita”, de ἀ- “ne-“ + μιαίνω “mi contáminan”]
• amic.o s friend; amicajo friendly gesture; amichitio friendship || ntr amichecer cum álicu to become friends with someone || adj amic(esc)a friendly, amicable; amichecema sociable || [Latinensa amīcus, de amare “amer”, “amorer”]
• ámid.o s amide (chim.) || [alt. je m.e. Latinensa amylum]
• amidol.o s amidol (chim.)
• ámil.o s starch || tr àmilizer to starch || [m.e. Latinensa amylum]
• aministr.er tr to administer, manage || s aministrayo administration office; aministrerío administration; aministristo administrator, manager, bailiff; aministristado administration || adj aministrisca administrative || [Latinensa administrāre “aministrer”, de minister, -tri “ministro”, de minor, -ōris “plu parva”]
• amiral.o s admiral || [ant. Francensa admiral, amiral, de Arabensa amir-ar-rahl (امير) “comandanto je la floto”]
• amnesì.er ntr to have amnesia || s amnesío amnesia || [ant. Grechensa ἀμνησία “oblito”]
• amnestì.er tr to grant amnesty to || s amnestío amnesty || [ant. Grechensa ἀμνηστία, de ἀ- “sine” + μνήμη “mémoro”]
• amni.o s amnion (anat.)
• amoni.o s ammonium (chim.)
• amoníac.o s ammonia (chim.); amoníac-salo sal ammoniac [(arcaica, chim.) Amonii-cloruro]
• amonit.o s ammonite
• amor.er tr to be in love with [Senter on profunda romántica aut erotisca afectiono sopre]; mi aman vi, mas mi no amoran vi I love you, but I’m not "in love" with you || ntr amorecer to fall in love with || s amoro love; facer amoro to make love; amorajo love affair; amoranto lover, sweetheart; amoremo flirt; amoristaso ladies’ man; amor-declarationo declaration of love; amor-deo god of love; amor-létero love letter || adj amorosa amorous; amor-ávida salacious || [Latinensa amor, -ōris “amo”, “amoro”, de amare “amer”, “amorer”]
• amorf.a adj amorphous || [ant. Grechensa άμορφος “sine formo”]
• amort.er tr to subdue, weaken, soften, deaden; calm, abate, blunt; amortize [Ficer men violentiosa, forta, dura] || s amortatro shock absorber || [Latinensa ad- “ad-” + mors, mortis “morto”]
• amortis.er tr to amortize [Reducter aut extinter on debitionedo per la pago je la capitalo]
• ampersand.o s ampersand (tip.: &) || [Anglensa ampersand, de and, per se, and “et, ipse, et”]
• ampl.a adj ample, capacious, spacious, extensive [1 Voluminosa relatione ad la continedo; 2 Plu multa cam sufiçanta] || s amplitio amplitude; breadth || tr amplifer to amplify, broaden || [Latinensa amplus]
• amplìfich.er tr to amplify (elec.) || s amplífico amplification; amplìficatro amplifier
• amplitúdin.o s amplitude (fís.)
• ampul.o s ampulla, ampoule || [Latinensa ampulla]
• àmput.er tr to amputate || [Latinensa amputare]
• amulet.o s amulet; trinket || [Latinensa amulētum]
• amus.er tr to amuse, entertain [Agratábile et alecrife distracter]; amusaċer si to fritter away one’s time || s amuso amusement, fun, entertainment; amusanto entertainer; amusivo plaything, toy || adj amusanta fun, entertaining || [Francensa amuser, de a “ad” + muser “reguardazer stúpide”]
• an prep at, contiguous to [Directe tocanta en spatio]; an la menso at the table; la domo an strado A the house on A street; dorso an dorso back to back; pendifer an la muro to hang on the wall || [Alemanensa an]
• -an- afx -an [1 Habanta on membritio en la paeso, la civitato, la dominio, la claso, la ordo, la grupo di; 2 Apertinanta ad la dominio di] || [Latinensa -anus]
• anabapt.er tr anabaptize || [ant. Grechensa ανα “denove” + βαπτω “mi baptan”]
• anacoluth.o s anacoluthon (gram.) || [ant. Grechensa ἀνακόλουθον]
• anacond.o s anaconda (zool.: Eunectes)
• anacoret.o s anchoret, anchorite (hist.) || [ant. Grechensa ἀναχωρητής, de ἀναχωρέω “mi retirezan”]
• anácron.a adj anachronistic || s anácrono anachronism
• anaerobi.a adj anaerobic (bio.) || s anaerobio anaerobe
• anagal.o s anagallis (bot.: Anagallis)
• anagram.o s anagram
• anal.o s annals
• analges.a adj insensitive, numb [Nesentiva je doloro] || s analgesifivo analgesic, anodyne; analgesitio analgesia
• anàlis.er tr to analyze || s análiso analysis || adj anàlisisca analytical || [m.e. Latinensa analysis “análiso”, de ant. Grechensa ἀνάλυσις, de ἀναλύω “mi desligan”]
• análog.a adj analogous || s análogo analog; anàloghitio analogy || [Latinensa analogia “analoghitio”]
• anamnesì.er ntr to experience anamnesis || s anamnesío anamnesis
• anamòrfos.er tr to subject to anamorphosis || s anamórfoso anamorphosis
• ananas.o s pineapple (bot.: Ananas comosus) || [Portugaliensa ananás, de Guaraniensa naná]
• anapest.o s anapest || [Latinensa anapaestus, de ant. Grechensa ἀνάπαιστος]
• anarc.a adj anarchic [Sine gubernanto] || s anarchisto anarchist; anarchitio anarchy || [mod. Latinensa anarchia “anarchitio”, de ant. Grechensa ἀναρχία, de ἀν- “sine” + ἀρχός “gubernanto”]
• anastígmat.a adj anastigmatic
• anastomoz.er ntr to be afflicted with anastomosis (med.) || s anastomozo anastomosis
• ánat.o s duck; blanchi-dorsa ánato canvasback (zool.: Aythya valisineria); silvaġa ánato mallard (zool.: Anas platyrhynchos) || [Latinensa anas, anatis]
• anàthem.er tr anathematize [1 Tabuifer on persono aut on objecto ad Deo, cum la óbligo occiser/destructer li; 2 Como on eclesio, solmne maledicter on culposo por apartifer li de si] || s anàthemito anathema || [af. Latinensa anathema, de ant. Grechensa ἀνάθεμα “vovajo”, “dedichedo”, poste “dedichedo ad malvatitio”, “maledictita”, de ἀνά “sur” + τίθημι “mi ponan”]
• Anatoli.a s Anatolia, Asia Minor; Anatoliano Anatolian
• anátom.o s anatomist; anàtomío anatomy || [af. Latinensa anatomia “anatomío”, de ant. Grechensa ἀνατομία, de ἀνατομή “disecto”, de τέμνω “mi secan”]
• anche adv also, too; anche no mi me neither
• anchilóstom.o s hookworm (zool.: Ancylostoma)
• anchìloz.er ntr to be afflicted with ankylosis (med.) || s anchílozo ankylosis
• áncor.o s anchor || tr àncorijer to drop anchor || [Latinensa ancora, de ant. Grechensa ἄγκυρα]
• anċov.o s anchovy || [Portugaliensa anchova]
• -and- afx -worthy [Cua méritan eser -ita, -ata] || [Latinensa -andus “-uta”]
• And.o s Ande (montáneo); Andos, Andado The Andes
• Andalus.o s Andalusian (anticua); Andalusia Andalusia || adj Andalusiana Andalusian || [Arabensa al-Andalus (الأندلس)]
• Andor.a s Andorra; Andorano Andorran
• androce.o s androecium (bot.)
• andrógin.o s androgyne || [Latinensa androgynus “hermafrodito”, de ant. Grechensa ἀνδρόγυνος “eunuco”, de ἀνδρός, gen. di ἀνήρ “hómino” + γυνή “muliero”]
• android.o s android
• anécdot.o s anecdote || [ant. Grechensa ἀνέκδοτος “needitedos”]
• anel.o s ring; caten-anelo (chain)link; elástic-anelo rubber band; anel-documentuyo ring binder || [Latinensa ānellus, dim. je ānus “anelo”, “ano”]
• anemí.o s anemia (med.) || [ant. Grechensa ἀναιμία “sine sánguino”]
• anemófil.a adj anemophilous (bot.)
• anemómetr.o s anemometer, wind gauge
• anémon.o s anemone (bot.: Anemone); mar-anémono sea-anemone (zool.: Actiniaria) || [ant. Grechensa άνεμος “vento”]
• aneroid.a adj aneroid
• anesthesì.er tr to anesthetize || s anesthesío anesthesia; anesthesìivo anesthetic
• aneth.o s dill (bot.: Anethum graveolens) || [Latinensa anēthum, de Grechensa ἄνηθον]
• aneurism.o s aneurysm (med.) || [ant. Grechensa ἀνεύρυσμα “dilationo”]
• anex.er tr to annex || s anexedo annex || [m.e. Latinensa annexare, frec. di annecetere, -nexum “adligher”, de ad- “ad-” + nectere “ligher”]
• ángel.o s angel; archiángelo archangel || [af. Latinensa angelus, de ant. Grechensa ἄγγελος “misagisto”]
• angélic.o s angelica (bot.: Angelica)
• Ángel.us s Angelus
• ángin.o s angina, quinsy (path.) || [Latinensa angina, de angere “stranguler”]
• angiómat.o s angioma (med.)
• angiopathí.o s angiopathy
• angioplastì.er tr to perform angioplasty on || s angioplastío angioplasty
• angiosperm.o s angiosperm (bot.: Angiospermae)
• angiport.o s alley, narrow passageway || [Latinensa angiportum]
• Angl.o s Anglo; Englishman, Englishwoman; Anglenso English; Anglia England; Angliano English citizen; Anglófilo Anglophile; Anglófobo Anglophobe; Anglófono Anglophone, English-speaker || tr Anglensifer to anglicize || adj Angla English [Cua es on Anglo]; Angliana English [Cua apertinan ad Anglia]; Anglisca English [Cua apertinan ad le Anglo]
• Anglican.a adj Anglican
• Angoli.a s Angola; Angoliano Angolan || [Bantuensa ngola, título usata da la reġo di la ante-colonia regio Ndongo]
• Angor.a s Angora [On ántea nómino di Áncara, la ċef-civitato di Turchia]; Angor-capro Angora-goat; Angor-cato Angora-cat || [Romancia Angora, de Latinensa Ancȳra]
• angostur.o s angostura (bot.: Angostura)
• anguil.o s eel (zool.: Anguilliformes) || [Latinensa anguilla, dim. je. anguis “serpento”]
• ángul.o s angle, corner; formejger ángulo de 45 grados to be at a 45 degree angle; mortinta ángulo blind spot; ángul-citatro guillemet [(punt.) Una aut la áltera de la puntuationisca parículo « »]; ángul-paréntheso angle bracket [(punt.) Una aut la áltera de la puntuationisca parículo ⟨ ⟩]; ángul-petrajo corner stone || [Latinensa angulus]
• angusti.er ntr to be in anguish || tr angustiifanta agonizing; angustiifer to agonize || s angustio anguish, distress, anxiety, angst || adj angustiosa anguished || [Latinensa angustia “strictitio”, de angustus “stricta”]
• anhel.er ntr to pant; cesationer anheler to catch one’s breath || [Latinensa anhēlare]
• ánhidr.a adj anhydrous (chim.)
• anilin.o s aniline (chim.)
• ánim.o s soul; ànimaso animus (psic.); ànimiso anima (psic.); ànimismo animism; ánim-stando frame of mind || adj ànimosa soulful || [Latinensa anima “vento”, “respiro”, “respiranto”, “ánimo”]
• animal.o s animal [On organismo cua alimentan si per organisma materio, potan responder rápide ad stímulos, et es capábila por volitionisca locomotiono]; le animalado fauna; kingdom; (microscopiisca) animaleto animalcule || adj animalisca animal || [Latinensa animal, -ālis, de anima “respiranto”]
• animation.er tr to animate [1 Vivifer; 2 Vivacifer; 3 Inspirer] || s suspendata animationo suspended animation || adj animationosa animated, spirited || [Latinensa animatio, -ōnis “animationo”, de animare “animationer”, de anima “vento”, “respiro”, “respiranto”, “ánimo”]
• anime.o s anime
• anion.o s anion (chim.)
• anis.o s anise (bot.: Pimpinella anisum); anisi-sémino aniseed || [Latinensa anīsum, de ant. Grechensa ἂνισον]
• aniversari.o s anniversary; centésima aniversario centennial; ducentésima aniversario bicentennial; naç-aniversario birthday || [Latinensa anniversārius “eventanta ye omna anuo”, de annus “anuo” + vertere “tornier”]
• anmar.o s hawser, lashing || tr anmarijer to moor || [ant. Nederlandensa aenmarren “ligher”]
• ánod.o s anode || [ant. Grechensa ἄνοδος “vialo ad supre”]
• anómal.a adj aberrant, abnormal, anomalous || s anómalo anomaly; anòmalitio abnormality (stando) || [ant. Grechensa ἀνώμαλος]
• anónim.a adj anonymous || s anónimo anonymity; anònimitio anonymity || [ant. Grechensa ἀνώνυμος “sine nómino”, de ἀν- “sine” + ὄνυμα “nómino”]
• anorac.o s anorak
• ans.o s handle [La arca tenatro di on taso, on sítulo, et asíc pluse] || [Latinensa ansa]
• ant.o s ent (fant.) || [proto-Germanichensa antiz “giganto”]
• antàgon.er tr to antagonize, cause to become hostile [Ficer inimica, ecvocher inimichitio de] || s antágono antagonism; antàgonisto antagonist
• antárctic.a adj antarctic; Antárctica Círculo Antarctic Circle || s Antàrctichia Antarctic
• ante prep before, earlier than, ago, afore [An on témporo plu aprima cam]; ante meridio a.m. (a.m.); no ante Jov-dio not earlier than Thursday, Thursday at the earliest (no plu prompte cam Jov-dio); alicuanta témporo ante nun a while ago; il arivin ante che mi potin adverter el he arrived before I could warn her; il arivin ante mi he arrived before me; nelonghe ante nun not long ago; pauco ante nun a little while ago; tria septimanos ante nun three weeks ago; una anuo ante nun a year ago; una instanto ante nun just a moment ago; ante nun before now; ante post by, not later than; mi rivenin ante post tria clocos I’ll be back by three o’clock || s anteaviolaso great-grandfather || adj ántea prior, previous, old, former; la ántea regímino the old regime; deántea previous, preexisting; antecitita above quoted; antemarita prenuptial || adv ántee previously, ago, before; il ántee es on jurnalisto he used to be a journalist; antehere the day before yesterday || [Latinensa ante]
• antean.a adj elder, senior [Auctoritatosa véculo di on tribo aut di on áltera comunitato] || [vulg. Latinensa anteanus]
• antecedent.a adj antecedent [Logicasche antevadanta] || s antecedento antecedent || [Latinensa antecēdens, -entis, de antecēdere “antevader”]
• antecésor.o s ancestor || [Latinensa antecēssor, -oris, de antecēdere “antevader”]
• anten.o s antenna || [Latinensa antemna/antenna “virgono”]
• anther.o s anther
• anthologí.o s anthology || [m.e. Latinensa anthologia, de ant. Grechensa ανθολογία “poetajado”, de άνθος “floro” + λογία “colectionedado’]
• ánthraç.o s anthrax || [ant. Grechensa ἄνθραξ]
• anthracit.o s anthracite
• anthropófag.o s anthropofage [On human-manġanto]
• anthropoid.a adj anthropoid
• anthropólog.o s anthropologist; anthropòloghío anthropology || [ant. Grechensa ἄνθρωπος “humano”, “hómino” + λόγος “paraulo”, “studo”, “sapo”]
• anthropómetr.o s anthropometer; anthropòmetrijo anthropometry
• anthropomorf.a adj anthropomorphic || s anthropomorfismo anthropomorphism
• anti- afx anti- [1 Opone ad, inimiche ad; 2 Monstranta on caracterizivo oposita] || [ant. Grechensa ἀντί ]
• antibiótic.o s antibiotic
• antìcip.er tr to anticipate [Facer, user, imaginationer, aut eventer ante la expectata témporo] || adj antìcipisca pago advance payment || adv antícipe in advance || [Latinensa anticipare, de ante “ante” + capere “capter”]
• anticu.a adj ancient, bygone [Olim existanta et de longhe no plu existanta]; la anticua pópulo the people of old; anticuecinta out-of-date, antiquated; anticuisca antiquarian || s anticuisto antiquarian; anticuitio antiquity || [Latinensa antīquus “de ántee”]
• antídot.o s antidote || [Latinensa antidotum, de ant. Grechensa ἀντίδοτον]
• antífon.o s antiphon; anthem || [ecc. Latinensa antiphona, de ant. Grechensa ἀντίφωνα]
• antífras.o s antiphrasis [On figuro di retórico cua consistan de user álica vocábulo aut fraso en on senso cóntrea ad luya custumasca signífico] || [ant. Grechensa ἀντί “contre” + φράσις “diçajo”, “stilo”]
• antígen.o s antigen
• Antili.a s Antilles; Granda Antilia Greater Antilles; Parva Antilia Lesser Antilles
• antilogí.o s antilogy (lóg.)
• antílop.o s antelope (zool.)
• antimoni.o s antimony [La chimichisca elemento Sb]
• antinomi.o s antinomy (filos.)
• antípath.a adj antipathetic [Dessímpatha] || s antìpathitio antipathy
• antípod.o s antipode
• antíthes.o s antithesis || adj antíthesa antithetical
• antónim.o s antonym || [ant. Grechensa ἀντί “oposita” + ὄνυμα “nómino”]
• antonòmas.er tr to name differently [Remplaciedifer on propria nómino per on ecuivalanta comuna nómino, aut recíproche] || s antonómaso antonomasia || [ant. Grechensa ἀντονομάζειν “alter-nominizer”, de ἀντί “vice di” + ὄνυμα “nómino”]
• antr.o s den, lair; antro di latronos den of thieves; antro di vitio den of iniquity || [Latinensa antrum, de ant. Grechensa ἄντρον “caverno”]
• antróstom.o s whippoorwill (zool.: Antrostomus vociferus)
• anu.o s year; etatanto de 20 anuos a 20-year-old; 20-anuo 20-year-old; anu-libro yearbook || adj anuisca yearly; annual, yearly; bianua biannual [Durationanta dum dua anuos]; bianuala biennial [Eventanta unésime po dua anuos]; semi-anuala biannual [Eventanta du-vece ye cascuna anuo]; un-anua annual, year-long [Durationanta dum una anuo]; nov-anuisca dio New Year’s Day; anuala annual, yearly [Eventanta ye cascuna anuo] || adv anuale annually, yearly || [Latinensa annuus “anuala”]
• anuari.o s yearbook
• anul.er tr to cancel, annul [Oficiale declarationer eser neválida] || [af. Latinensa annulare, de ad “ad” + nullum “nulo”]
• anunti.er tr to announce [Formale, oficiale ficer pública on informo] || s Anuntii-festo Annunciation; anuntii-folio handbill, flyer; anuntii-tábulo bulletin board; demand-anuntio classified ad || [Latinensa annuntiare, de nuntius “anuntio”, “anuntiisto”]
• anur.o s anura (zool.: Anura)
• ánus.o s anus (anat., bio.) || adj ànusisca anal || [Latinensa ānus]
• anxi.er ntr to be anxious, have anxiety || s anxio anxiety || adj anxiosa anxious || [vulg. Latinensa anxia “anxio”, de Latinensa anxius “anxiosa”]
• a-o inter uh-oh [Índican alarmo, consternezo, aut difícilo]
• aorist.o s aorist
• aort.o s aorta; aortito aortitis
• ap.o s bee (zool.: Anthophila); apívoro bee-eater (zool.: Meropidae); apuyo beehive [Artificia ap-nido]; ap-alevamento apiculture; api-cero beeswax; api-nido beehive; api-pico beesting || [Latinensa apis]
• apan.er tr to endow with an appanage || s apanajo appanage || [m.e. Latinensa appanare “proviser per alimentivo”, de ad- “ad-” + pānis “pano”]
• apar.er ntr to appear; aparer por la formo to put in an appearance, make an appearance; desaparer to disappear, dissipate, abscond, vanish || s aparo appearance; aparajo apparition; fantásmat-apero apparition || adj desaparinta missing || [Latinensa appārēre]
• aparat.o s apparatus, device, unit [La tecnichisca ecuipajo, machinado, aut mecanismo necesa por on particulara actado aut obiectivo]; aparatado hardware; aparatisto apparatchik || [Latinensa apparātus “preparajo”, “aparato”]
• apart.a adj separate, set aside, distinct [Separita, isolita, sola, no cuma, no comuna]; aparta paraulo aside; apartema aloof || adv aparte apart; aloof [Cuase separita] || [Latinensa a parte “an-látere”]
• apartament.o s apartment, flat; apartamentado apartment complex; apartament-edificio block of apartments || [Italiensa appartamento, de appartare “apartifer”, de a parte “aparta”]
• ápath.a adj apathetic, listless [Esanta sine intereso, enthusiasmo, aut preocupezo] || s ápatho apathetic person; slacker; àpathitio apathy || ntr àpatheser to be apathetic
• apel.er ntr to appeal [Vocher por álico (compasiono, adjuto, révoco je on condemno, etc.)] || s asigner apelo to give notice of appeal; facer apelo to lodge an appeal || [Latinensa appellare]
• apen.e adv hardly [1 (abante on cuanto) No plu multe cam; 2 (abante on verbo) Presche no; 3 (relatione ad cuande ) Valde curta témporo ántee] || [Romancio, de Latinensa poena “puno”, “súfero”, “perdo”]
• apéndiç.o s appendix (lit., anat., zool., bot.); apèndicéctomo appendectomy; apèndicito appendicitis || [Latinensa appendix, -icis]
• Apenin.o s Apeninos, Apeninado The Appenines; Appenine || [Latinensa Appennīnus, relationita ad Celtensa pen “suprajo di montáneo”]
• àper.er tr to open || s àperajo opening, aperture; áper-discurso keynote || adj eser àperazita to gape; àperita open(ed) || adv reguarder buc-àperite to gape at; rester buc-àperite to gape || [Latinensa aperire, apertum, prob. de ab-parere]
• aperitiv.o s apéritif
• apert.a adj open; overt [1 Sine copertatro, muros; 2 Accesébila; 3 Neabscondita]; chirurghío je aperta cordio open-heart surgery || adv aperte open, above board || [Latinensa apertum “aperita”, de aperire “aperer”]
• apertin.er ntr to belong || s apertinanto appurtenance || [vulg. Latinensa appartinēre, de af. Latinensa appertinēre, de Latinensa ad “ad” + pertinēre, de per- “par-” + tenēre “tener”]
• apetit.er tr to crave, long for || s apetito appetite; apetitifivo appetizer || adj apetitifanta appetizing || [Latinensa appetītus “apetito”, de appetere “captecer”, “desiderer”]
• api.o s wild celery (bot.: Apium graveolens var. graveolens) || [Latinensa apium]
• apiáce.o s umbellifer (bot.: Apiaceae aut Umbelliferae)
• apirin.o s aspirin
• aplanat.o s aplanat, rapid rectilinear || adj aplanata aplanatic
• aplast.er tr to squash, smash, crush [Presione platifer aut deformifer] || adj aplastanta crushing, overwhelming || [Hispanensa aplastar]
• aplaus.er tr to applaud || s aplauso applause; aplausistado claque || [Latinensa applaudere, -plausum, de plaudere]
• àplich.er tr to apply [Poner alico sur altero]; àplicher si to apply oneself || adj àplichiva programo, àplichivo application (program) || [Latinensa applicare]
• aplomb.o s aplomb, self-assurance, self-confidence || adj aplombosa self-assured, confident || [Francensa a plomb “cuom sondatro”, e.e. “firma”, “perpendiculara”]
• apocalips.o s apocalypse || [ant. Grechensa ἀποκάλυψις “revelo”, de ἀπό “de” + κάλυψο “secreto”]
• apócosm.a adj eldritch, eerie [Sinistrala et extránea, supernatura, aut neterana] || [Grechensa απόκοσμος]
• apócrif.a adj apocryphal
• ápod.o s swift (zool.: Apodidae) || [Latinensa apūs, apodis]
• apodi.er tr to support, prop [Suporter per laterisca aut oblicua fortio]; apodier si to support oneself; apodier si an to lean on || s apodianto supporter; apodiatro support; apodii-arco flying buttress || [vulg. Latinensa appodiare, de podium on basa muro usata como on fundamento, de ant. Grechensa πόδιον, dim. je πόδι “pedo”]
• apodíctic.a adj apodictic
• apófis.o s apophysis (zool., anat.)
• apoge.o s apogee || [mod. Latinensa apogaeum, de ant. Grechensa ἀπόγειον “for la Tero”, de ἀπό “fore” + γῆ “tero”]
• apólog.o s apologue || [Latinensa apologus, de ant. Grechensa ἀπόλόγος “raconto”]
• apologì.er tr to vindicate, defend [Scribe aut paraule defenser on controversato] || s apologío apology; apologìisto apologist; apologí-arto apologetics
• aponeuroz.er ntr to be subjected to aponeurosis (anat.) || s aponeurozo aponeurosis
• apoplexí.o s apoplexy (med.); ataco da apoplexío stroke
• aposition.er tr to appose (gram.) || s apositiono apposition || [af. Latinensa appōnere, -positum]
• apóstat.a adj apostate || s apóstato apostate || [af. Latinensa apostata “apóstato”, de ant. Grechensa ἀποστασία “defectiono”, “rebeliono”]
• aposterior.e adv a posteriori || adj aposteriora a posteriori
• apostil.o s apostille
• apóstol.o s apostle || [Latinensa apostolus, de ant. Grechensa ἀπόστολος “inviito”]
• apóstrof.o s apostrophe || [mod. Latinensa apostrophus, de ant. Grechensa ἀπόστροφος “diacrítico di elisiono”]
• apothec.o s apothecary shop; apothechisto apothecary || [Latinensa apothēca “provis-cambro”, de ant. Grechensa ἀποθήκη]
• apothémat.o s apothem (geom.)
• apotheos.er tr to apotheosize || s apotheoso apotheosis || [ant. Grechensa ἀποθέωσις, de ἀποθεόων “deifer”]
• apr.o s wild boar (zool.: Sus scrofa) || [Latinensa aper, apri]
• aprend.er tr to learn as an apprentice [Aprenser on minsterio de on minsteriisto] || s aprendanto student, pupil, learner; aprendisto apprentice || [Latinensa appre(he)ndere, -pre(he)nsum “capter”]
• aprens.er tr to learn; paraprenser to learn by heart, master || s aprensi-libro textbook || [Latinensa appre(he)ndere, -pre(he)nsum “capter”]
• aprest.er tr to dress, put a finish on
• apreti.er tr to appreciate, think highly of, value, prize [Vider et comprenser la plena valoro et importo di]; desapreti(az)er to despise, detest, abhor, scorn, disdain, contemn || s apretio appreciation; desapretio contempt, disdain
• April.o s April || [Latinensa Aprīlis “Aprilisca”, de aperire “aperer”]
• aprim.a adj early [Proxim la cominitio di on definitionita témpor-spatio]; en iluya aprima jùvenitio in his early youth; en la aprima matino in the early morning; en la aprima medii-evo in the early Middle Ages; en la aprima primavero in the early spring || adv aprime early; aprime aut afinale sooner or later
• aprior.e adv a priori || adj apriora a priori
• àprob.er tr to approve; pass || s áprobo approval || [Latinensa approbare “aprober”, de probus “bona”]
• aproċ.o s approaches
• apròxim.er tr to approximate, guesstimate [Evaluter, calculer, determinationer no exacte, mas sufiçante próxime por on donita obiectivo]
• ápsid.o s apsis || [Latinensa apsis, -idis , de ant. Grechensa ἁψίς “vólvito”, “arco”]
• apt.a adj fitted to, cut out for [Usébila por, capábila por]; apta ad guero fit for military service; apta ad nulo good for nothing; on banano potan eser usata como on matio, mas no es apta ad ecuila uso a banana can serve as a club, but is not well suited for that use; víde-casetos convenan ad filmo, mas los es apta anche como paper-presionatros video cassettes are for movies, but are also usable as paperweights || s aptitio aptitude || tr aptifer to make suitable, fit || [Latinensa aptus]
• apud prep at, among, in the house of [En la domo, paeso, dominio di]; dejuno apud Tiffany breakfast at Tiffany’s; mea epostal-adirectio es nulu apud nulube punto com my email address is at nuli at nulube dot com || [Latinensa apud]
• apunt.er tr to point at [Diriger on armo ad]
• apuntament.o s appointment; fixer on apuntamento to make an appointment
• ar.o s are [100² m] || [Francensa are, de Latinensa ārea “áreo”]
• Árab.o s Arab; Àrabesco arabesque; Àrabia Arabia; Saúd-Àrabia Saudi Arabia; Saúd-Àrabiano Saudi Arabian || adj Àrabisca Arabic; Saúd-Àrabiana Saudi Arabian || [Latinensa Arabs, -abis, de ant. Grechensa Άραψ, de Arabensa ’arab]
• árac.o s arrack || [Arabensa ʕáraq (عرق) “sic-uva alcoholajo”, de Tungusensa rak, de Tibetienso]
• aráchid.o s peanut (bot.: Arachis hypogaea)
• aracnoid.o s arachnoid (anat.)
• Aragoni.a s Aragon; Aragoniano Aragonese
• Aram s Aram (hist.); Aramiano Aramean; Aramia Aramea; Aramienso Aramaic
• aráne.o s spider; aráne-reto web; aráne-telo cobweb || [Latinensa arānea]
• arang.er tr to arrange [1 Disponer en la justa, apta órdino; 2 Atenter la detalos di on coso por che li potes eventer et bone stander] || s aranġ(aj)o arrangement || [ant. Francensa arangier, de Latinensa ad “ad” + rangier “ordiner”, de rang “rango”]
• arar.o s macaw (zool.: Ara, Anodorhynchus, Cyanopsitta, Primolius, Orthopsittaca, Diopsittaca)
• arat.er tr to plough, plow || s aratatro plough, plow || adj aratébila arable || [Latinensa arare, -atus]
• aray.o s array [On tabelo di dátumos]
• arbalest.o s arbalest || [ant. Francensa arbaleste, de af. Latinensa arcuballista]
• árbitr.o s arbitrator, umpire [Cua haban la liberitio deciser secuno sua propria júdico]; àrbitrío arbitration; discretion; líbera àrbitrío free will; secuno la àrbitrío di at the discretion of, at the mercy of; àrbitritio power of discretion, free will, freedom to decide || tr àrbitrìer to arbitrate, adjudicate; to umpire || adj àrbitrìasca discretionary [Secuno arbitrío] || [Latinensa arbiter, -tri]
• arbitrag.er tr to arbitrage || s arbitraġo arbitrage || [Francensa arbitrage “arbitrager”, de Latinensa arbitrare “arbitrier”]
• arbitrari.a adj arbitrary, based on whim [Capriciasca aut aleatoria] || s arbitrariajo arbitrary act; arbitrariitio arbitrariness, caprice, whim
• árbor.o s tree; árbor-bruco tree heath (bot.: Erica arborea); àrborado stand of trees; árbor-scandedoro treecreeper (zool.: Certhia); àrborcabano tree house; Natal-árboro Christmas tree || [Latinensa arbor, -oris]
• arbúscul.o s shrub, bush [Ligna planto men alta cam on árboro, sine on dicernébila trunco, debasamente disbranchefanta et consecue plu-men tufa] || [Latinensa arbuscula]
• arbust.o s bush, shrub [On arbúsculo aut on frútiço]; trunc-arbusto bush, shrub [Frútiço]; tuf-arbusto shrub, bush [Arbúsculo]; arbusti-bosco, -foresto shrubland || [Latinensa arbustum “arborayo”, de arbustus “arborizita”]
• árbut.o s arbutus berry (bot.: Ericaceae) || [Latinensa arbutus]
• arc.o s bow, arch, arc; archeto bow; (arm-)archisto archer; triumfarco triumphal arch; vestarco hanger; archi-dísparo archery; arm-arco bow; cel-arco rainbow || tr archifer to arch || adj arca fenestro bow window; archizita entrayo archway || [Latinensa arcus, -ūs]
• arcad.o s arcade || [Provencensa arcada, de Latinensa arcus “arco”]
• Arcadi.a s Arcadia; Arcadiano Arcadian
• arcaic.a adj archaic, out-of-date [Veterecinta, no plu usata] || [ant. Grechensa ἀρχαικός “anticuecinta”, de ἀρχαῖος “anticua”, de ἀρχή “cominitio, orígino”, de ἄρχω “mi es unésima”]
• arcan.a adj arcane; hidden, secret [Cua es secreto di cientio aut pseudo-cientio, revelata mere ad initiitos] || s arcano arcanum || [Latinensa arcānus “cludita”, “secreta”, de arcēre “recluser”]
• archebus.o s arquebus || [m.e Nederlandiensa hakebusse, de hake “unco” + busse “focilo”]
• archeólog.o s archaeologist; archeòloghío archaeology; archeòloghìisca archaeological || [ant. Grechensa ἀρχαιολόγος, de ἀρχαῖος “prima”, “anticua” + λόγος “paraulo”, “studo”]
• archi- afx arch- [1 Ċefa, maxim alta, aut máxim importanta; 2 Extrema aut maxim caracteriziva je on género] || [Latinensa archi-, de ant. Grechensa αρχι-]
• archimandrit.o s archimandrite
• archipélag.o s archipelago || [Italiensa arcipelago “Egeo”, de ant. Grechensa άρχι- “archi-” + πέλαγος “maro”]
• architect.o s architect; architectajo architecture; architectío architecture || [ant. Grechensa ἀρχιτέκτων “capa constructisto”, de ἀρχι- “archi-” + τέκτων “constructisto”]
• architrab.o s architrave || [Latinensa archi- “archi-” + trabs, trabis “trabo”]
• archiv.o s archives, records; archivisto archivist || tr enarchivifer to archive || [Latinensa archīvum, de ant. Grechensa ἀρχεῖα]
• archivolt.o s archivolt || [Italiensa archivolto]
• arcon.o s ark; Arcono di la Aliantio ark of the covenant; la Arcono di Noé Noah’s ark || [aug. je Latinensa arca “cofro”]
• arcont.o s archon || [Latinensa archōn, -ontis, de ant. Grechensa ἄρχων “gubernanto”, de ἄρχειν “guberner”]
• árctic.a adj arctic; Árctica Círculo Arctic Circle || s Àrctichia Arctic
• ard.er ntr to burn [Consumptezer per foco]; subarder to smolder || tr ardifer to burn; ardifer on fusíbilo to blow a fuse || s ardajo burn; ardifi-lentilo burning lens, burning glass || [Latinensa ardēre, arsi]
• ardesi.o s slate; ardesiayo slate quarry || adj ardesia lápido slate pencil; ardesia tàbuleto slate
• ardor.er ntr to burn, be ardent [1 Eser caldaza pro ardo aut cuom se pro ardo; 2 Eser pasionosa] || s ardoro ardor || adj ardoranta, -osa ardent, fiery || [Latinensa ardor, -ōris, de ardēre, arsi “arder”]
• ardu.a adj arduous [Efortiifiva, difícila] || [Latinensa arduus “scarpa”, “altaza”, “superaza”]
• Arduen.a s Ardennes || [Latinensa Arduenna, foresto en Gallia Belgica]
• áre.o s area [1 Regiono, aut parto di on civitato, paeso, aut la mundo; 2 Spatio asignita por on aparta obiectivo; 3 Parto di on objecto aut superficio; 4 Extensezo da on superficio] || [Latinensa ārea]
• arec.o s areca palm (bot.: Arecaceae)
• aren.o s arena || [Latinensa arēna]
• arenari.o s sandstone
• aréol.o s areola || [Latinensa āreola “areeto”]
• areómetr.o s areometer; areòmetrijo areometry
• Areópag.o s Areopagus, Mars’ hill || [Latinensa Arēopagus, de ant. Grechensa Ἄρεῖος πάγος “colino di Marte”]
• arest.er tr to arrest [Capter álicu por encarcerifer li] || s arestititio custody; aresti-mandationo arrest warrant, capias || [Latinensa ad “ad” + restare “rester”]
• Arg.o s Argo [La navo sur cua Jasone et la Argonautos vehezin de Iolcos por recuperer la aura lan-pelicio]; Argonauto Argonaut || [ant. Grechensa Ἀργώ]
• argent.o s silver [La chimichisca elemento Ag] || [Latinensa argentum]
• argentan.o s argentan, German silver (aligajo)
• Argentin.a s Argentina; Argentinano Argentinian || [Hispanensa argentina “argentea”, de Latinensa argentum “argento”]
• argil.o s clay || [Latinensa argilla]
• argol.o s argol [tartárico di potasio]
• argon.o s argon [La chimichisca elemento Ar]
• argument.er tr to argue [Rationer por prober álico] || s argumento arguement || [Latinensa argūmentum “argumento”, de arguere, -ūtum “declarationer”, “prober”, “acuser”]
• Arg.us s Argus || [ant. Grechensa Ἄργος Πανόπτης]
• argut.a adj witty, bright, clever || s arguto wit; argutajo witticism, bon mot; argutitio wit || [Latinensa argūtus “clara”, “sagaça”, “acuta”, p.p. di arguere “clarifer”, “declarationer”, “acuser”]
• ari.o s aria, air || [Italiensa aria “airo”, de af. Latinensa aerea “aira”, de Latinensa āēr, āeris “airo”]
• árid.a s arid [1 (clímato) Valde sica, desértica; 2 (soliaro) Nefértila pro nima sichitio] || [Latinensa āridus]
• ariet.o s battering ram || [Latinensa ariēs, -ietis]
• aril.o s aril (bot.)
• aringh.er tr to harangue
• arist.o s arista, beard, awn (bot.) || [Latinensa arista]
• aristócrat.a adj aristocratic || s aristócrato aristocrat; aristòcratado aristocracy; aristòcratismo aristocracy; aristòcratitio aristocracy || [ant. Grechensa ἄριστος “maxim bona” + κράτος “guberno”]
• aristolochi.o s aristolochia, birthwort (bot.: Aristolochia)
• Aristótel.e s Aristotle || [Latinensa Aristotelēs, de ant. Grechensa Ἀριστοτέλης]
• arístul.o s edge; arris [(geom., archit.) 1 Líneo cua juntan dua vértiços; 2 Acuta bordo di on objecto]
• arithmétic.o s arithmetic; arithmètichisto arithmetician || [Latinensa arithmētica, de ant. Grechensa ἀριθμητική “contío”, de ἀριθμός “numbro” + τέχνη “arto”]
• arithmómetr.o s arithmometer
• ariv.er ntr to arrive [Atinger on definitionita loco ad cua homi intentin vader] || s arivo arrival || [ant. Francensa ariver, de Latinensa ad “ad” + rīpa “ripo”]
• arm.o s arm, weapon; abases la armos! down arms!; armos adspáthule! portes armos! shoulder arms!; armos enmanue in arms; deponer la armos to lay down arms; legera armos small arms; per fortiijo di armos by force of arms; prender armos to take up arms; armado arms; armayo armory; focarmo firearm; arm-haċo battle axe; cint-armos side arms || tr armizer to arm; to accouter || adj armizita up in arms, under arms || [Latinensa arma, -ōrum]
• armadil.o s armadillo (zool.: Dasypus) || [Hispanensa armadillo “parva armizito”]
• armari.o s cupboard, closet, pantry, armoire [Moblo cludébila per una aut dua portelos, provisita per plancos aut uncos por conserver vestos, telajos, mangedos, vacelo, et ál.]; eser en la armario to be in the closet [Viver abscondante sua homosexemo]; eser exter la armario to be out of the closet [Viver neabscondante sua homosexemo]; éxiter la armario to come out of the closet [Vivecer neabscondante sua homosexemo]; manged-armario pantry; vest-armario wardrobe || [Latinensa armārium, de arma, -ōrum “armo”]
• armat.o s army; reserv-armato reserve army || [Latinensa armati “armizitos”]
• armator.o s shipowner [Posesanto et ecuipanto je on navo]
• armatur.o s armature || adj armaturizita cemento reinforced cement || [Latinensa armātūra “ecuipajo”, “coriáceo”]
• Armen.o s Armenian; Armenia Armenia || adj Armenisca Armenian || [Latinensa, posíbile aluse je semi-legenda heroo Arman]
• armistiti.o s armistice || [mod. Latinensa armistitium, de arma “armo” + sistere, statum “statiifer”, “haltifer”]
• armor.o s armor, shell || tr armorizer to armor || [Latinensa arma, -ōrum]
• árnic.o s arnica (bot.: Arnica) || [mod. Latinensa arnica]
• arogh.er tr to arrogate [1 Superbe exiger, pretenser álico ad si; 2 Neyuste atribuer aut propriifer ad si] || adj aroganta arrogant, pretentious || [Latinensa adrogare, de ad “ad (si)” + rogare “peter”]
• arómat.o s aroma || adj aròmatosa aromatic || [af. Latinensa arōma, -atis, de ant. Grechensa ἄρωμα]
• aromátic.o s aromatic (chim.)
• arorut.o s arrowroot || [Anglensa arrowroot]
• aros.er tr to besprinkle [Humidifer per fuser lícuido en gutos]; suche aroser to baste || s arosatro watering can
• arpeg.er ntr to play arpeggios || s arpeġo arpeggio || [Italiensa arpeggiare “harfier”]
• arsenal.o s arsenal [Armprovisayo; armado] || [obs. Italiensa arzenale, de Arabensa dār aṣ-ṣināʕa (دار الصناعة) “fabricherío”]
• arsénic.o s arsenic [La chimichisca elemento As] || [Latinena arsenicum, de ant. Grechensa αρσενικόν, “aureitio”, de medii-Persensa zarnīḵ (زرنيخ) “aurea”]
• art.o s art; artajo work of art, objet d’art; artisto artist; bel-artos fine arts || adj artema artistic; artisca artistic; artosa accomplished; artful; artistic || [Latinensa ars, artis “habilitio”, “meano”, “méthodo”]
• artefact.o s artifact
• Artem.is s Artemis (anche “Artémide”)
• artemisi.o s mugwort (bot.: Artemsia); nordamericana artemisio sagebrush (bot.: cualca specios en Artemisio) || [aluso je Artemisia II, germano et sponso di Mausolo, reġo di Caria]
• arteri.o s artery; arteriito arteritis || adj arteriisca arterial || [Latinensa artēria]
• Artesian.a adj Artesian; Artesiana púteo artesian well || [adjectifo je Artois, ólima provincio di Francia]
• arthrit.o s arthritis || adj arthrítaca arthritic
• arthrodí.o s arthrodia (anat.)
• arthrópod.o tr arthropod (zool.: Arthropoda)
• artiċoc.o s artichoke (bot.: Cynara scolymus) || [norda Italiensa articiocco]
• artícul.o s article, item; definita (aut determinationiva) artículo definite article; cred-artículo article of faith || [Latinensa articulus]
• articulation.er tr to articulate [1 Mover la paraulisca órganos en on definitionita manario por creer parauli-sono; 2 Expreser on ideo elegante et logicose] || adj nearticulationita inarticulate || [Latinensa articulatio, -ōnis “articulationo”, de articulare “articulationer”]
• articulatur.o s joint [On sistémato cua ligan dua petios (ex. dua stangos, dua osteos) per on axo, posibilifanta relativa movo circum ecuila axo]; articulatur-herbo knotgrass (bot.: Polygonum); articulatur-morso snaffle; dígiti-articulaturo knuckle || tr articulaturizer to joint; desarticulaturizer to unjoint || adj articulaturisca articular; articulaturosa articulated, jointed
• artifici.o s artifice [On arte, ingeniose facita meano] || adj artificia artificial; artificiosa artful, crafty; artificiuċa crafty, tricksy; neartificiosa frank || [Latinensa artificium, de artifex, -ficis “minsteriisto”, de ars, -tis “arto” + fecere “facer”]
• artilerí.o s artillery [Canonado]; artilerìisto artillerist, artilleryman || [ant. Francensa artillerie, de artiller, var. di artillier “ecuiper”, “armizer”]
• artitian.o s artisan, artificer [Autónoma minsteriisto] || [m.e. Latinensa *artītiānus, de Latinensa artītus “hábila”, de artire “instructer sopre arto”, de ars, artis “habilitio”, “meano”, “méthodo”]
• árum.o s arum (bot.: Arum)
• Ary.o s Aryan || [Sánscrita ā́rya (आर्य)]
• -as- afx he- [Máscula] || [influita parte da ant. Grechensa masculisca desinentio -ᾱς, parte da Hispanensa -az- “-az-”]
• as.o s ace; diamant-aso ace of diamonds || [Latinensa as, assis “totajo ec 12 partos (unciae)”]
• asafétid.o s asafetida (bot.: extractedo de Ferula assa-fetida)
• asalt.er tr to charge, storm, assault [Curante aut adsaltante atacher]; asaltecer to make a sally, sortie || s sonifer por asalto to sound the charge; asaltanto assailant || [Latinensa ad + saltare, frec. di salīre, saltum “salter”]
• asasin.o s murderer [On cua anteméditan et executan la crímina occiso je álicu]; asasinío murder; asasin-crabrono murder hornet (zool.: Vespa mandarinia) || tr asasinìer to murder || [Arabensa ḥaššāšīn (حشاشين) “fumejantos je hashiso” aut ʾasāsiyyūn (أَسَاسِيُّون) “fundamentistos”]
• asbest.o s asbestos || [ant. Grechensa ἄσβεστος “neextintébila”, de ἀ- “ne-” + σβέννυμι “mi extintan”]
• -asc- afx conforming to [Conforma ad] || adj leġasca legal; modasca fashionable, up-to-date || [var. di vulg. Latinensa -iscus, de Germanichenso]
• ascárid.o s ascarid (zool.: Ascaridae)
• asecur.er tr to insure, underwrite (álicu contre risco) || s asecur-contracto insurance; navisca asecur-contracto marine insurance || [Latinensa ad “ad” + sēcūrus “secura”]
• asedi.er tr to besiege || s asedio siege
• asembl.er tr to assemble, gather, bring together [Provisorie cumponer, cumvenifer ad una loco por on comuna obiectivo] || s pública asemblo public meeting; asemblajo assembly, assemblage || [ant. Francensa asembler, de Latinensa ad “ad” + simul “cume”]
• asemble.o s assembly (pol.) || [Francensa assemblée “asemblita”]
• asens.er ntr to assent [(ad álico) Expreser áprobo et/aut discordo] || [Latinensa ad “ad” + sentire, sensum “senter”]
• aséptic.a adj aseptic || s asèptichitio asepsis
• asert.er tr to assert, allege, claim [Firme expreser sua opino che álico contestébila es vera, mas sine demonstrationo] || adj asertita asserted, ostensible, so-called || [Latinensa asserere, -sertum “aserter che álicu es luya sclavo”, “aserter che on sclavo es jam líbera”]
• asesor.o s assessor [On adjutanto ad on júdiço]
• asfalt.o s asphalt || tr asfaltizer to asphalt
• asfixi.er tr to asphyxiate [Severe privationer on córporo de oxígeno]
• asfódel.o s asphodel || [ant. Grechensa ἀσφόδελος]
• Asi.a s Asia; Asiano Asian; Parv-Asia Asia Minor || [posíbile de Semitensa radiço asu “levifo”, “lúmino”]
• asíc adv accordingly, thus, in that manner
• asidu.a adj assiduous || [Latinensa assiduus, de assidēre “seder juxte”, “eser devota ad”, “asedier”]
• asign.er tr to assign, designate, allocate [Destiner, fixer, definitioner álico ad álicu] || [Latinensa assignare]
• asil.o s asylum [1 On loco ube on persecutato, secuno custumo aut leġo, es secura contre sua persecutantos; 2 On refuġayo ube on persono aut on bestio trovan securitio et flego] || [Latinensa asȳlum, de ant. Grechensa ἄσυλον, de ἄσυλος “neviolationébila”, de ἀ- “sine” + σύλη “capti-yuro”]
• asìmil.er tr to assimilate || [Latinensa assimulare “similifer”, de similis “símila”]
• asímptot.o s asymptote || [ant. Grechensa ἀσύμπτωτος]
• ásin.o s ass, donkey (zool.: Equus africanus asinus); àsinaso jackass || [Latinensa asinus]
• asion.o s eared owl (zool.: Asio); asioneto scops owl (zool.: Otus)
• Asiri.a s Assyria; Asiriano Assyrian
• asist.er tr to attend, be present at [Eser apud, an] || s asistanto bystander || adj neasistanta absent || [Latinensa assistere “statier apud”]
• asm.o s asthma || adj ásmaca asthmatic || [ant. Grechensa ἆσθμα]
• asoci.er tr to associate; make an associate, partner, member [Cumgrupifer aut cumligher álico cum áltero] || s asociajo association, partnership; asociito associate; asociitado association, society || [Latinensa associare, de ad “ad” + socius “companiono”]
• ason.er ntr to assonate (cum álico)
• asort.er tr to assort [Cumponer cosos cua plu aut men intreharmonian] || s asortajo assortment, selection, range, choice, stock
• aspárag.o s asparagus (bot.: Asparagus officinalis) || [Latinensa asparagus]
• asparagin.o s asparagine
• aspartam.o s aspartame
• aspect.er ntr to appear, look [Presentationezer ad vido cum álica éxtera cualitios]; aspecter feliça to look happy || s aspecto appearance || [Latinensa aspectus, -us “aspecto”, de aspicere “reguarder”]
• ásper.a s rough [No lisa] || [Latinensa asper]
• aspérul.o s asperula, woodruff (bot.: Asperula)
• áspic.o s aspic
• áspid.o s European asp (zool.: Vipera aspis) || [Latinensa aspis, -idis, de ant. Grechensa ἀσπίς]
• aspidistr.o s aspidistra [bot.: Aspidistra]
• aspir.er ntr to aspire [(ad álico) Forte desiderer álico altifiva, gloriiziva] || [Latinensa aspīrare “adrespirer”, de spīrare “respirer”]
• aspiration.er tr to aspirate (fon.) || s aspirationedo aspirate
• astat.o s astatine [La chimichisca elemento At]
• astátic.a adj astatic
• aster.o s aster (bot.: Aster)
• asteráce.o s aster, daisy, composite (bot.: Asteraceae)
• astérid.o s asterid (zool.: Asteridae)
• asterisc.o s asterisk
• asthen.a adj asthenic || s asthenitio asthenia
• asthénop.a adj asthenopic
• astígmat.a adj astigmatic (med.) || s astìgmatitio astigmatism
• -astr- afx step- [Parenta per risponseço vice di sánguino] || [Latinensa -aster "-aċo"]
• astr.o s heavenly body; astrado asterism; astroido asteroid || adj astrisca astral, sidereal || [Latinensa astrum, de ant. Grechensa ἄστρον]
• astracanaj.o s astrakhan
• astrágal.o s astragal, astragalus (bot.: Astragalus)
• astragalar.o s talus (anat.)
• astrict.er tr to astringe
• astrofísic.o s astrophysics; astrofìsichisto astrophysicist
• astrolabi.o s astrolabe (hist.) || [m.e. Latinensa astrolabium, de ant. Grechensa ἁστρολάβον]
• astrólog.o s astrologer; astròloghío astrology || [ant. Grechensa ἄστρον “stelo” + λόγος “paraulo”, “studo”, “sapo”]
• astronaut.o s astronaut
• astronáutic.o s astronautics
• astrónom.o s astronomer; astrònomío astronomy || adj astrònomìisca astronomical || [ant. Grechensa ἄστρον “astro” + νόμος “aranġanta”, “regulijanta”]
• astur.o s goshawk (zool.: Accipiter) || [Latinensa astur]
• Asturi.a s Asturias; Asturiano Asturian || [Latinensa Asturia, de Celtensa Estura, de -stour “fluvio”]
• astut.a adj cunning, crafty, sneaky [Ingeniema, hábila en atinger sua obiectivos per meanos nedirecta aut inganosa]; eser (aut monstrer si) plu astuta cam to outwit || s astutajo ruse; astutitio cunning || [Latinensa astūtus]
• asú prep at [Índican la obiectivo di on acto facita inimiche aut sine consídero] || [ad + sur]
• asumpt.er tr to assume, undertake, take on [Accepter responso sopre]; asumpter ecuilo to make it one’s business || s asumptedo assumption || [Latinensa assumptum, p.p. di assūmere, de ad "ad" + sūmere "prender", de sub "sub" + emere "comprer"]
• at prep at [(@) Apud, an, en, ye]
• ataċe.o s attaché [Membro di la personalo di ambaxerío, ordinarie cum on specialifita áreo di responso] || [Francensa attaché]
• atach.er tr to attack || s ataco attack, bout || adj atachema aggressive, warlike; neatachébila unassailable || [Italiensa attacco “ataco”, de Germanichenso]
• ataraxí.o s ataraxy || [ant. Grechensa ἀταραξία]
• -atari- afx -ee [Ecuila ad cua la nominijata acto es diriġata aut álica coso es destinata] || [Latinensa -arius, adjectivifiva sufixo]
• átav.o s forefather, ancestor [Ante-ante-ante-anteaviolo]; àtavismo atavism || [Latinensa atavus]
• ataxí.o s ataxia || [ant. Grechensa ἀταξία “desórdino”]
• -atc- afx -age [Producto, faço, resulto, parto, situationo] || [af. Latinensa -āticum]
• atempt.er tr to make an attempt on [Atacher intentante asasinier aut áltere violentier] || s atempto attempt; atempto et violentio assault and battery || [Latinensa attentare, var. di attemptare]
• atend.er tr to wait for [Rester en álica loco aut stando usche che álico eventun]; atender cum nepatientitio to look forward to; atender la justa instanto to bide one’s time; atender sua ocasiono to bide one’s time; patiente atendader to bide one’s time || s atendayo waiting room || [Latinensa attendere, -tentum “extenser ad”, “atentioner”, “atenter”]
• atent.er tr to care for, attend to, look after, watch over, see to [Seriose diriger sua atentiono et actos ad la bona stando di aut executo je] || s atento care || [Latinensa attendere, -tentum “extenser ad”, “atentioner”, “atenter”]
• atention.er tr to pay attention to || ntr atention-staties! attention! (mil.) || s atentiono attention; atentiono, bon-volitione! your attention, please!; neatentiono absent-mindedness || adj ficer atentionata to call attention to; atentionema attentive, careful; neatentionema absent-minded || [Latinensa attentio, -ōnis “atentiono”, de attendere, -tentum “extenser ad”, “atentioner”, “atenter”]
• atenu.er tr to attenuate [Tenuifer, desdensifer, debilifer, diminutioner]
• atest.er tr to attest, testify, certify, bear witness, acknowledge, vouch for [1 Declarationer, como on vidinto aut on audinto, che álico es vera; 2 Eser la probo je álico]; atester la recepto je to acknowledge receipt of || s atesto attestation, testimony, evidence; demander atesto to call for witness; doner atesto to testify, give evidence; facer atesto to bear witness; falsa atesto false testimony; atest(aj)o certificate, voucher; atestivo witness [Vidinto je evento, particulare je crímino aut accidento] || adj atestisca testimonial || [Latinensa attestari, de ad “ad” + testari “atester”, de testis “testo”]
• athe.o s atheist; atheismo atheism || [ant. Grechensa ἄθεος “sine deo” de ἀ- “sine” + θεός “deo”]
• athene.o s Athenaeum
• atherómat.o s atheroma
• athlet.o s athlete; athleti-camisio A-shirt, tank top, wife-beater || [Latinensa athlēta, de ant. Grechensa ἀθλητής < ἆθλος “concurso”]
• Átic.a s Attica || adj Àticana Attic
• ating.er tr to attain, reach, accomplish, get to; to hit [Succeser tocher álico distanta, aut incontrer aut recepter álico abstracta] || s atinġo attainment, reach; accomplishment, achievement; en focil-atinġo within gunshot || adj neatingébila unreachable, beyond reach || [Latinensa attingere, -tactum “tocher”]
• atint.er tr to attaint [Submiser imoblos et civila yuros ad confisco pro condemno sopre trado aut áltera alta delicto] || s atinto attainder || [Latinensa attingere, tinctum “maculizer”, de tingere “tinger”]
• atitùdin.er tr to have an attitude [Penser sopre álicu aut álico en manario tipische reflexata da sua comporto] || s atitúdino attitude || [Italiensa attitudine “aptitio”, “posturo”, “atitúdino”, de m.e. Latinensa aptitudo, -inis “aptitio”]
• Atlant.e s Atlas; Atlántea Atlantis || [Latinensa Atlās, -antis, de ant. Grechensa Ἄτλας]
• atlant.o s atlas (archit.)
• Atlántic.a adj Atlantic; transatlántica transatlantic || s Atlántico The Atlantic || [Latinensa Atlanticus “Atlantisca”, de Atlās “Atlante”]
• atlas.o s atlas || [aluso je mithisca reġo Atlas di Mauretania]
• atmósfer.o s atmosphere; atmósfer-presiono atmospheric pressure || adj atmòsferisca atmospheric || [nov-Latinensa atmosphaera, de ant. Grechensa ἀτμός “vaporo” + σφαῖρα “sfero”]
• atol.o s atoll
• átom.o s atom; átom-bombo atomic bomb || adj àtomisca peso atomic weight || [Latinensa atomus “nedivisébilo”, de ant. Grechensa ἄτομος, de ἀ- “ne-” + τέμνω “mi secan”]
• atoní.o s atony
• -atr- afx tool [Instrumento por] || [Latinensa -trum]
• atract.er tr to attract [Tirer ad si] || s atracto attraction, appeal || adj atractiva attractive || [Latinensa attrahere, -tractum]
• atri.o s atrium; cordiisca atrio atrium, auricle || [Latinensa ātrium]
• atribu.er tr to attribute, ascribe, chalk up to [1 Doner secuno yuro aut mérito; 2 Opiner che álico apertinan ad, aut esin efectifita da] || [Latinensa attribuere, -ūtum]
• atribut.o s attribute [1 On distintatro, on insignio, on emblémato di on metio, on corporationo, on deo, etc., usata principale en bel-artos; 2 On esentiisca, constanta, nealterationébila cualitio di on substantio] || [Latinensa attribuere, -ūtum]
• atrit.a adj attrite [(theo.) Tristito, mas no contrititio, pro peco] || s atrititio attrition || [Latinensa attrītus “friche erosita”, de atterere “friche eroser”]
• atrition.er tr to attrit, wear down [Gradene reducter, diminutioner, debilifer cuome per abraso] || s atrition-guero war of attrition
• atrofì.er tr to atrophy || s atrofío atrophy || [af. Latinensa atrophia, de ant. Grechensa ἀτροφία “macreço”, de ἄτροφος “nenutrita”, de ἀ- “sine” + τροφή “nutrivo”]
• atropin.o s atropine
• auc.o s goose (zool.: Anser, Branta, et ál.); negri-facia auco brant (zool.: Branta bernicla) || [vulg. Latinensa avica, de Latinensa avis]
• aucel.o s bird (zool.: Aves); aucelayo aviary; aucelolo chick; aucel-alevamento aviculture; aucel-vido bird’s eye view; rapt-aucelo bird of prey || [af. Latinensa aucellus, dim. je Latinensa avis]
• auction.er tr to auction off, sell to the highest bidder [Vender per pública concurso, apud cua la proposanto je la maxim alta pretio acuistan la vendato] || s auctiono auction; comprer en auctiono to buy at auction; auctionisto auctioneer || [Latinensa auctio, -ōnis, de augēre "crecifer", "furniser"]
• auctor.o s author || [Latinensa auctor, -ōris “efectifanto”, “façanto”, “antecésoro”, “auctoro”, de augēre “crecifer”, “augmenter”]
• auctoritat.o s authority; auctoritatoso authority || adj auctoritatosa authoritative || [Latinensa auctōritās, -ātis, de augēre, auctum “crecifer”, “augmenter”]
• aud.er tr to hear; fortúite auder to overhear || s aud-poto hearing || adj audébila audible || adv audébile audibly, aloud || [Latinensa audire]
• audaci.er tr to dare [Haber la coraġo et la impertinentitio por facer álico]; audaciifer to embolden || adj audaciosa audacious, daring || [Latinensa audācia “audacio”, de audax, -ācis “audaciosa”, de audēre, ausus sum “audacier”]
• audi.o s audio [Sono registrationita, transmisita, aut reproductita]; audii-libro audiobook
• audient.o s audience member [On auscultanto, spectatoro]; audientado audience, readership; audientayo auditorium
• audienti.o s audience [Accepto da on oficialo je on visitanto] || [Latinensa audientia “audo”, de audire “auder”]
• audífon.o s hearing aid
• audiómetr.o s audiometer
• audition.er tr to audition
• auditor.o s auditor [Oficiisto cua controlan et evalutan la contos di on organizajo]; auditorío audit
• auf.o s oaf [Persono granda, negratiosa, et idiota]
• auġ.o s heyday, prime, height, high point, pinnacle, peak, zenith || [Arabensa ʔawj (أَوْج‎) “apogeo”, “zénitho”, de Persensa owg (اوگ‎)]
• augment.er tr to increase; boost [Ficer plu granda aut multa]; augmenter la pretio di gasolino to raise the price of gas || s augmentajo increase || adj pretios es augmentita prices are up || [af. Latinensa augmentare, de Latinensa augēre]
• áugur.o s augur, diviner, soothsayer [1 Antedicisto je on resulto, sive bona sive mala; 2 On Romiana sacerdoto cua studan la volo di aucelos por interpreter la volitiono di la deos]; àugurío augury, prophecy || tr àugurìer to augur || adj mal-àuguría ominous || [Latinensa augur, -uris]
• august.a adj august || s Augusto August || [Latinensa augustus “santa”, “majestatosa”, “dignitiosa”]
• aul.o s pot [Cocin-vaso] || [Latinensa aula, olla]
• aur.o s gold [La chimichisca elemento Au]; aure-piço goldfish (zool.: Carassius auratus); aure-virgo goldenrod (bot.: multos de Asteraceae, partic. de Solidago) || [Latinensa aurum]
• auréol.o s halo, aureole, nimbus, aura [Disco di lúmino circum la cápito di santo] || [Latinensa aureola (corōna) “aura corono”, dim. je aureus “aura”]
• áuric.o s fore-and-aft sail [On trapezoida velo cua extensezan usche la púpulo de la masto]
• aurícul.o s ear; éxtera aurículo pinna, auricle; aurìculífono earphone, earbud; aurìculumo earflap, earmuff; aurícul-striġo eared owl (zool.: Asio); aurícul-còpertatro earmuffs || [Latinensa auricula, dim. je auris]
• auror.o s dawn; aurora [La aparo di lúmino en la celo]; polisca, Bòreisca auroro aurora borealis || [Latinensa aurōra]
• auscult.er tr to listen; auscultes! listen here!; ausculteċer to eavesdrop || [Latinensa auscultare “ausculter atentioneme”]
• auscultation.er tr to auscultate [(med.) Clinichische explorer la interna ruitos di organismo]
• auspici.o s auspice [1 Augurío; 2 Patrocino, protecto] || [Latinensa auspicium “divinationer per aucelos”, de auspex, -icis “auspiciisto”]
• auster.a adj austere [Rigorose, acetesche severa por si sopre comporto, atitúdino, aut aspecto] || [Latinensa austērus “amara”, “severa”, de ant. Grechensa αὐστηρός “amara”]
• austr.o s south wind || [Latinensa auster, -tri]
• Australasi.a s Australasia
• Australi.a s Australia; Australiano Australian || [Latinensa terra austrālis incognita “sudisca paeso necognoçata”]
• Austri.a s Austria; Austriano Austrian || [m.e. Latinensa, de ant. Alemanensa Ostarrîchi “estisca regio”, de on traducto je m.e. Latinensa Marchia orientalis “estisca frontario”]
• aut conj or; aut … aut either … or
• autarchí.o s autarky
• autard.o s bustard (zool.: Otididae) || [Latinensa avis tarda “aucelo tarda”]
• authéntic.a adj authentic, genuine [De on orígino nedisputébila] || tr authèntichifer to authenticate || [af. Latinensa authenticus, de ant. Grechensa αυθεντικός “genuina”]
• autism.o s autism
• auto- afx auto- [Ipse] || [ant. Grechensa αὐτός “si ipse”]
• autobus.o s bus || [Francensa autobus, de ant. Grechensa αὐτός curtifo je automobile “automóbilo” + buso curtifo je Latinensa omnibus “por omnu”, dat. pluralo di omnis “omna”]
• autoclav.o s autoclave, pressure cooker || [ant. Grechensa αὐτός “si ipse” + Latinensa clāvus “clovo”]
• autócrat.o s autocrat; autòcratio autocracy (regímino); autòcratío autocracy (regno)
• autodafe.o s auto-da-fé || [Portugaliensa auto-da-fé “acto di fido”]
• autodidact.o s autodidact
• autogir.o s autogyro (anche “girocóptero”)
• autógraf.o s autograph || tr autògrafizer to autograph || [ant. Grechensa αὐτός “si ipse” + γράφειν “scriber”]
• autómat.a adj automatic; autómata salto di líneo wordwrap || s autómato automaton || [ant. Grechensa αὐτόματος “movifanta per si ipsa”, de αὐτός “auto-” + μέμαα “desiderazer”]
• automóbil.o s automobile, car (curtifébila ad “auto”) || [Francensa automobile, de ant. Grechensa αὐτός “si ipse” + Latinensa mōbilis “movébila”]
• automorf.a adj automorphic || [ant. Grechensa αὐτός “si ipse” + μορφή “formo”]
• autónom.a adj autonomous; autónoma senti-meridiana respondo autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) (ASMR) || [ant. Grechensa αὐτός “si ipse” + νόμος “leġo”]
• autopsì.er tr to hold an autopsy on || s autopsío autopsy, post-mortem || adj autopsìisca menso slab || [ant. Grechensa αὐτοψία, de αὐτός “si ipse” + οψία “vido”]
• autostop.er ntr to hitchhike
• autumn.o s autumn, fall || [Latinensa autumnus]
• auxiliari.a adj auxiliary; auxiliaria verbo auxiliary verb
• aval.o s aval, endorsement [On guarantío je trato per on acceptata subscribo] || tr avalizer to endorse; underwrite || [Francensa aval]
• avalanċ.er ntr to avalanche || s avalanċo avalanche || [Francensa avalanche]
• avar.a adj avaricious, miserly, stingy || [Latinensa avārus]
• avarì.er tr to break down, damage [Damner on vehatro aut luya merços] || s avarío breakdown, damage
• aven.o s oat (bot.: Avena sativa) || [Latinensa avēna]
• avenit.o s avenue [On larga strado bordizita da árboros an amba láteros] || [pas. p. di Romancia avenir “ariver”, de Latinensa advenire, -ventum]
• Avest.a s Avesta (relig.)
• aviation.er tr to aviate, fly || s aviationo aviation; aviationisto aviator, airman || [Francensa aviation, de Latinensa avis “aucelo”]
• ávid.a adj avid, eager, greedy; lustful [Forte desideranta recepter aut posesecer álico] || s àviditio greed, eagerness
• aviol.o s grandparent; aviolaso grandfather; avioliso grandmother; anteanteaviolo great-great-grandparent; anteaviolo great-grandparent || [af. Latinensa aviola, dim. je Latinensa avia “avioliso”]
• avion.o s airplane, aircraft; avion-raubo hijacking; hidroaviono seaplane, hydroplane; avion-navo aircraft carrier; combat-aviono jet fighter; jet-aviono, react-aviono jet; pasager-aviono airliner || [Francensa avion, de Latinensa avis + -on “-azo”]
• aviónic.o s avionics
• avis.er tr to inform, give notice [Doner practichisca informo, consilio, aut mandationo, particulare sopre prescripto aut interdicto] || s aviso notice; announcement; avis-folio handbill, flyer || [vulg. Latinensa advisare “considerer”, poste “considerer cume”, de Latinensa ad “ad” + vīsere “vidader”]
• avocad.o s avocado; avocadífero avocado tree || [Aztechensa ahuacatl]
• avocat.o s barrister, counsel, lawyer; mìlitisca avocato judge advocate; avocatado bar; avocatitio advocacy, bar || [Latinensa advocatus “advocata (adjute je álicu)”, de advocare “advocher”]
• avocet.o s avocet (zool.: Recurvirostra) || [Francensa avocette, de Italiensa avosetta]
• ax.o s axle, axis [Cilindri-forma stango circum cua torniezan on petio di máchino]; ax-árboro drive shaft, axletree [Longa horizontala axo cua portan on héliço aut áltera ċefa parto di on máchino et cua transmisionan la movo] || adj coaxisca coaxial || [Latinensa axis]
• axil.o s armpit; axil || [Latinensa axilla, dim. je āla “alo”]
• axiom.o s axiom || [ant. Grechensa ἀξίωμα “antepreliminara recuistedo de studento”, de ἄξιος “digna”]
• axolotl.o s axolotl (zool.: Ambystoma mexicanum) || [Nawatla axolotl]
• axon.o s axon (bio.)
• axonómetr.o s axonometer; axonòmetrijo axonometry
• -ay- afx -ory, -ary [Loco por aut caracterizita da] || [Italiensa -aio, de Latinensa -arius “-isca”, “-isco”]
• ayatolá s ayatollah || [Persensa ayatollah (آيتالله‎), de Arabensa āyatu allah (آية الله‎) “Signo di Alá”]
• -az- afx augmentative [Augmentivo di; la maxim alta grado di granditio aut intensitio di, ordinarie cum specialifo je la ideo continata en la radiça vocábulo] || [Hispanensa -az-, pejorativa sufixo sujestanta granditio, de Latinensa -aster, -astr- "-aċ-"]
• azale.o s azalea (bot.: Rhododendron) || [ant. Grechensa ἀζαλέος “sica”]
• Azerbaiji.a s Azerbaijan; Azerbaijiano Azerbaijani || [Arabensa Azerbaijan, de indígena Azərbaycan “paeso di foco”]
• ázim.a adj unleavened || s ázimo flatbread || [af. Latinensa azymus, de ant. Grechensa ἄζυμος]
• azimuth.o s azimuth || [Arabensa as-sumūt, pluralo di as-samt “la vialo”, “la directiono” (السمت), de Latinensa sēmita “sentario”]
• azur.a adj azure, sky-blue || [m.e. Latinensa azzurum, de Arabensa lāzaward (لازوَرْد) “lapislázulo”, de Persensa lajward (لاجورد) “azura”, de la regiono di Lajward en Turchestano]

B

• [Pronuntiata \b\, nominijata be] || [Etruschensa 𐌁, de Grechensa Β, de Feniciensa 𐤁]
• ba inter bah! pshaw!
• bab.er ntr to drool || s babajo drool; bab-tuco bib
• Baba Yag.a s Baba Yaga (folc.) || [Rusensa Баба-Яга, de proto-Slavensa baba ęga “veculaċiso teroro”]
• babc.a s baba, babka
• Bábel s Babel; la turo di Bábel the tower of Babel || [af. Latinena Babel, de Hebreensa Bābel, posíbile de Asiriensa bāb-ilu “portalo di Deo”, aut bāb-ili “portalo di la deos”, de bāb “portalo” + ilu = Hebreensa el (אל) “Deo”]
• Babilon.o s Babylon || [Latinensa Babylōn, -ōnis]
• babirus.o s babirusa (zool.: Babyrousa) || [Malayensa babi “porco” + rusa “cervo”]
• babuin.o s baboon (zool.: Papio) || [m.e. Latinensa babuynus]
• babush.o s babouche || [Arabensa bābūš, de Persensa pāpuš (پاپوش), de pā “pedo” + puš “coperter”]
• bac.o s berry || [Latinensa bāca, bacca]
• Bac.o s Bacchus (mith.) || [Latinensa Bacchus, de ant. Grechensa Βάκχος]
• bacala.o s dried and salted cod || [Vaschensa bakailao]
• bacaláure.o s bachelor [La minim alta universitisca grado]; bacaláureo sopre artos bachelor of arts; bacalàureitio bachelor’s degree, bachelorship, baccalaureate || [m.e. Latinensa baccaláureus, alterifita de baccalārius por conformeser ad bacca lauri “baco di lauro”, pro che homi custume conferin lauros ad gradizitos]
• bacanal.o s bacchanal
• bacarat.o s baccarat
• bacgamon.o s backgammon
• bachet.o s bucket seat [On anatomiasca sedatro en on vecturo aut aeronavo]
• bacil.o s bacillus || [Latinensa bacillum “parva bastono”, dim. je baculum “bastono”]
• bacin.o s basin [1 On rotunda vaso neprofunda et necopertita, cum inclinita láteros et on plata fundo, usata por lícuidos et por laver; 2 On análoga geografiajo] || [m.e. Latinensa bacinus, de bacca “bolo”, posíbile de Gaulenso]
• bacon.o s bacon || [Anglensa bacon “carno de la detreajo di porco”, de Franchensa bakko “bacono”, “gambono”, de ante-Germanichensa bakkōn “dorso”, “detreajo”]
• bacteri.o s bacterium (bio.); bacteriicido bactericide || [ant. Grechensa βακτήριον, neutra dim. je βακτηρία “bastono”]
• bacwardation.o s backwardation [Ajurno, usche próxima borsisca licuidifo, je la consigno je valoros vendita, pagante premio] || [Anglensa backwardation]
• badern.o s puddening (nav.) || [Occitanensa baderno]
• badi.a adj reddish brown, chestnut [Rúbe-bruna] || [Latinensa badius]
• badian.o s Japanese star aniseed; badianífero Japanese star anise (bot.: Illicium anisatum) || [Persensa bādiān “aniso”]
• badiel.o s baize || [dim. je Latinensa badius “rúbe-bruna”, la unésima coloro di la stofo]
• bádminton s badminton
• bagaġ.o s luggage, baggage; depòsitayo di bagaġo baggage room; enscribayo di bagaġo baggage check-room; bagaġuyo trunk; bagaġ-vagono baggage car || [ant. Francensa bagage, de baguer “ligher”]
• bagatel.o s bagatelle, trifle, kickshaw; bagatel-opro literary trifle || [Italiensa bagattella]
• baghi.o s dune buggy
• Bahàism.o s Bahá'í || [Persensa bahâ'i (بهائی) “glorio”]
• Bahami.a s The Bahamas; Bahamiano Bahamanian || [Hispanensa Baja Mar “basa maro”]
• Bahrein.a s Bahrain; Bahreinano Bahraini || [Arabensa al-Baḥrayn (البحرين) “dua maros”]
• bailiv.o s bailiff [Álica cunche regisca oficiisto di on regiono, ex. on sherifo aut on civitat-ċefo]; bailivio bailiwick || [m.e. Latinensa ballivus/bailivus, de m.e. Latinensa *bāiulīvus “portiva”, de Latinensa bāiulare “porter”, de bāiulus “portisto”]
• bait.o s byte (tec.)
• bal.o s ball, dance; bal-calcéolo pump, court shoe; bal-cambro ballroom || [af. Latinensa ballare “dancer”]
• balalaic.o s balalaika || [Rusensa балалайка]
• balanin.o s nut weevil (zool.: Curculio)
• balast.o s ballast; balastayo ballast space || tr balastizer to ballast
• balat.o s ballad || [af. Latinensa ballare “dancer”]
• balaustr.o s baluster [On columno, ordinarie vas-forma en sua medio et artose factionita]; balaustrado balustrade, banister || [Italiensa balaustro “columno”, de balausta “floro di silvaġa granato”, de ant. Grechensa βαλαύστιον, de Semitenso]
• balbuti.er tr to stammer, stutter [Parauler cum súbita, nevoluntaria pausos et tendentio repeter la cominitii-lítero di vocábulos] || [vulg. Latinensa balbūtiare, de Latinensa balbūtire, de balbus “balbutianta”]
• Balcan.o s Balkan (montáneo); Balcanos, Balcanado The Balkans; Balcania The Balkans
• balcon.o s balcony || [Italiensa balcone, de Germanichenso]
• baldachin.o s baldachin, canopy || [Italiensa baldacchino, de ant. Italiensa Baldacco “Bagdád”]
• Baldr.o s Baldr (mith.)
• báldric.o s baldric || [medii-alt-Alemanensa balderich “cinto”]
• Balear.o s Balearic Island; Balearia Balearic Islands
• balen.o s whale (zool.: Cetacea); balen-grasio blubber; balen-navo whaler, whaling ship; balen-óleo whale oil; balen-pischisto whaler || [Latinensa bālaena]
• balet.o s ballet; baletisto ballet dancer; baleti-dìrigisto ballet master || [Italiensa balletto, dim. je ballo “danço”, de af. Latinensa ballare “dancer”]
• bali.o s bale [Deça rismos]
• balist.o s ballista; balisteto crossbow || [Latinensa ballista]
• balístic.o s ballistics
• bàlne.er tr to bathe || s bálneo bath; bálne-costumo bathing suit; bálne-cupo bathtub; bálne-tuco, toalo bathtowel; bálne-tùnicazo bathrobe || [af. Latinensa balneare, de balneum “balneayo” < balineum]
• balon.o s balloon; nelíbera balono tethered, moored, captive balloon || [dial. Italiensa ballone, aug. je balla “bulo”, de Germanichenso]
• balot.o s ballot [Meano votationer, custume secrete] || tr balotijer to ballot [1 Votationer sopre álico per baloto; 2 Votationifer álicu sopre álico] || [dial. Italiensa ballotta, dim. je balla “bulo”]
• bals.o s balsa (bot.: Ochroma pyramidale)
• bálsam.o s balsam, balm, salve; bàlsamífero balsam tree; bálsam-bastoneto lip balm, chap stick || tr bàlsamizer to embalm; enbàlsamifer to embalm || [Latinensa balsamum, de ant. Grechensa βάλσαμον, la resino di la bálsam-árboro; probábile de Semitenso]
• balsamin.o s garden balsam (bot.: Impatiens balsamina)
• Balt.o s Balt; Baltia Baltic states, region || adj Baltiana Baltic; Baltiana Maro The Baltic; di Baltiana Maro Baltic
• bam inter bam! bang! [Instantisca ruitazo di cumcolpo di dua superficios]
• bambú.o s bamboo (bot.: Bambuseae) || [Malayensa bambu]
• banal.a adj banal [Sine intereso pro ordinariitio et manco di originalitio]
• banan.o s banana (bot.: Musa × paradisiaca) || [Hispanensa banana]
• banc.o s bank; banchisto banker; banchi-bileto banknote; banchi-conto bank account; banchi-cuaderno bankbook || [Italiensa banca, de m.e. Latinensa banca, bancus, de Germanichenso]
• bancarot.er ntr to be bankrupt [Eser leġasche nesolventa]; bancarotecer to go bankrupt || tr bancarotifer to bankrupt || s bancaroto bankruptcy; bancarotanto bankrupt || adj bancarotanta bankrupt || [Italiensa banca rotta “rumpita banco”]
• banched.er ntr to participate in a banquet || s banchedo banquet
• banchis.o s pack ice [Flotationanta campo ec mar-glacio]; banchísimo floe [Plata bloco ec mar-glacio larga ye admínime 20 m]
• band.o s band; company; crew; troupe [On vadantado cum on comuna intereso aut obiectivo]; bandaċo gang, clique; banduċo gang [Criminisca asociitado valde organizita et diciplinizita] || [de Germanichenso]
• bandaġ.o s bandage || tr bandagizer to bandage
• bandan.o s bandana
• bandari.o s flag [Petio de stofo fixita ad stango aut cordo, usata como símbolo di nationo aut institutiono, aut por transmiser signalos aut por orner]; bandari(et)ado bunting; bandarii-masto flagpole; bandarii-stango flagpole
• banderol.o s banderole, streamer, pennant [Longa bendo ec stofo cua flotationan en la airo, et frecuente finan per dua puntalos et portan on moto] || [Italiensa banderuola]
• bandit.o s bandit || [Italiensa bandito “proscriptito”]
• bandoler.o s bandolier [Pocosa báldrico por tener cartoċos] || [Hispanensa bandolera “sharpo”]
• baner.o s banner [On longa bendo ec telo por publiciter, anuntier]
• bangal.o s bungalow
• Banglades.a s Bangladesh; Bangladesano Bengali || adj Bangladesana Bengali || [Bengalensa baṅladeś (বাংলাদেশ), de baṅla (বাংলা), “Bengalana”) + deś (দেশ), “paeso”)]
• bani.o s bagnio [Prisiono por laboristos, sclavos di galeo, aut domisca servistos]; baniano galley-slave [1 Prisionano; 2 Galeano] || [Italiensa bagno “bálneo”, “balneayo”, de Latinensa balneum]
• banian.o s banyan (bot.: Ficus benghalensis)
• banj.o s banjo
• bántam.o s bantam
• Bantú.o s Bantu
• baobab.o s baobab (bot.: Adansonia)
• bapt.er tr to baptize || s baptayo baptistery; baptisto baptist; baptuyo baptismal font; bapti-nómino Christian name; bapti-patro godfather || [ant. Grechensa βαπτω “mi baptan”]
• bar.er tr to bar, block [(vialo, portelo) Preventer aut prohiber obstácule la atinġo je on loco, aut la executo je on acto]; desbarer to unblock || s baratro barrier; firewall; bar-dìsparado barrage; bar-stango bar || [vulg. Latinensa barra “baratro”, prob. de Germanichenso]
• barac.o s hut, cabin, booth, stall, shed [1 On ruda constructajo ec legera materialos, no por loger; 2 On provisoria et desstatiifébila constructajo en on ferio]
• baracud.o s barracuda (zool.: Sphyraena)
• barari.o s boom gate [Movébila baratro por cluder pasayo] || [Anglensa barrier]
• baraterì.er tr to commit barratry [Frauder como capitano aut nav-ċefo je armatoros aut asecuristos] || s baraterío barratry
• barb.o s beard; barbisto barber; genal-barbo whiskers || adj barbosa bearded; nebarbosa beardless || [Latinensa barba]
• barbacan.o s barbican
• bárbar.a adj barbarous
• Barbati.a s Barbados; Barbatiano Barbadian || [Portugaliensa Os Barbados “la barbosos”]
• bárbecu.o s barbecue (grill) || tr bàrbecuijer to barbecue
• barbel.o s barbel (zool.: Barbus)
• barbiar.o s barber
• barbil.o s barb, barbel (anat.)
• barbitúric.o s barbiturate (farm.)
• barbot.o s burbot, eelpout (zool.: Lota lota) || [Francensa barbot “barbeto”]
• barc.o s boat [Cóncava constructajo capábila por veher sur acuo; naveto]; barc-hisatro davit; barchi-ċefo boat captain; cáric-barco barge; dom-barco houseboat; motor-barco motorboat; rem-barco rowboat; vapor-barco steamboat; vel-barco sailboat || [af. Latinensa barca]
• barcarol.o s barcarole [Cantiono rithmosa di gondolistos di Venezia]
• barci.o s European seabass (zool.: Dicentrarchus labrax)
• bard.o s bard
• bardan.o s burdock (bot.: Arctium)
• bárde.o s godwit (zool.: Limosa) || [vulg. Latinensa *bardea, de Galenso]
• bardel.o s clapboard
• bareġ.o s barege || [aluso je Bareges, ube homi unésime fábrichin la stofo]
• barg.o s barge [Basa cáric-barco di plata fundo, ordinarie usata en fluvio, portuo, aut canalo] || [m.e. Latinensa barga, vulg. Latinensa barica, de ant. Grechensa βάρις “Egiptana barco”, de Coptensa bari “parva barco”, de Egiptensa bꜣjr (𓃀𓅡𓅂𓇌𓂋𓊛)]
• bari.o s barium [La chimichisca elemento Ba]
• baricat.o s barricade || tr baricatizer to barricade || [Latinensa imbarricare “baricatizer”, de barrīca “barilo”, “baratro”, de orígino necerta]
• baricentr.o s barycenter, center of gravity
• baril.o s barrel, cask; barileto keg; baril-boco bunghole || [m.e. Latinensa barillus]
• barit.o s barite (min.: BaSO₄)
• baríton.o s baritone; barytone
• baroc.a adj baroque [Valde ornita aut extravaganta en stilo]
• barógraf.o s barograph
• barómetr.o s barometer
• baron.o s baron, baroness || [Franchensa baro, baron- “líbero”]
• baroscopi.o s baroscope
• bas.a adj low, short [1 Parva secuno verticala dimensiono; 2 Parva sopre presiono aut sono]; basa mareo low tide || s baso bass; la altajos et basajos the ups and downs; basifo shortening; (pretii-)basifisto bear || tr basifer to shorten || ntr basecer to get shorter || [vulg. Latinensa bassus “grasa et basa”]
• basalt.o s basalt (min.) || [af. Latinensa basaltes, misorthografío je Latinensa basanites, de ant. Grechensa βασανίτης, de βάσανος “toc-petrajo”, de Egiptensa bauhan “ardesio”]
• basament.o s base, basis [1 Infra subportanta parto di objecto; 2 Principio esentiisca et fundamentisca]; basamenti-líneo baseline || adj basamenta petro bedrock; basamenta placo bedplate; basamentisca basic; basamentizita sur factos based on facts || [Latinensa basis, de ant. Grechensa βάσις]
• basc.o s shirttail, coattail
• bàscul.er ntr to seesaw; toggle [Ociler no spontánee (pro sua propria peso), mas cadante de una positiono ad áltera sub la influo di peso aut fortio et no rivenante ad la ántea positiono se on cóntrea peso aut fortio no actan] || s báscul-camiono dump truck; báscul-ponto bascule bridge; báscul-sedilo rocking chair
• baset-hund.o s basset hound
• basi.er tr to kiss || s basio kiss || [Latinensa bāsiare]
• basílic.a adj basilic [(tec.) Ċefa, habanta on funtiono particulare importanta]; basílica vénulo basilic vein || s basílico basilica [(archit.) On alt-ranga Cristiana templo habanta on centra navo cum on semicírcula absido, laterisca navos, on narthiço, et on claristorio] || [ant. Grechensa βασιλικός “regisca”, de βασιλεύς “reġo”]
• basilical.o s basil (bot.: Ocimum basilicum)
• basilisc.o s basilisk (mith., blason-arto) || [Latinensa basiliscus, de ant. Grechensa βασιλίσκος “regeto”, de βασιλεύς “reġo”]
• bastard.o s bastard
• basting.o s quarter nettings [Bendos de stofo aut retos cua extensezan circum la bordo di guer-navos por schermijer la marinaros sur la comandayo dum combato] || [Italiensa bastinga]
• bastion.o s bastion [Fortificajo ecstanta ec muralio]
• baston.o s stick, cane, staff; truncheon [Tenua, portébila petio ec ligno taliita por on particulara uso]; paser tra la bastonado to run the gauntlet; bastonazo big stick; club [On clavono]; bastoneto baton, cane, thin stick; baston-joco pick-up sticks, spellicans || tr bastonijer to baste, cudgel, bludgeon || [Romancia baston-, de af. Latinensa bastum]
• bat.o s bat; batijanto batter, batsman
• batali.er ntr to battle, give battle to || s batalio battle; bataliayo battlefield; batalii-campo battlefield [Bataliayo]; batalii-navo battleship [Blindizita guer-navo]; batalii-clamo battle cry; batalii-halto ceasefire || [af. Latinensa battualia “batalio”, de Latinensa battuere “bater”]
• batalion.o s battalion
• batat.o s sweet potato (bot.: Ipomoea batatas) || [Tainensa batata]
• batel.o s dinghy [Parva barco sine copertono, cum transversa tábulos cua servan como sedatros por la remigistos. Usata por transporter personos et bagaġo usche granda navos, et por omna tráfico en la portuo.]
• baterí.o s battery [1 Unajo de artilerío cum sua soldatos et ecuipajo; 2 grupo de electrisca pilios]
• bathiscaf.o s bathyscaph
• bathisfer.o s bathysphere
• batic.o s batik
• batist.o s batiste, cambric
• batrac.o s batrachian (zool.: Anura)
• batu.er tr to beat, pound, batter [Répete colper, fraper, strocher, agiter, pulser]; batuazer álicu to beat the shit out of someone; batu-cacier to hunt by battue [Ecfugifer caciatos ad caciantos per batuatros] || [Latinensa battuere]
• bau inter woof!
• baucal.o s glass jar [Cilindra, vitra vaso, sine pedo, cum plata fundo, curta colo, et larga buco] || [af. Latinensa baucalis, de ant. Grechensa βαύκαλις]
• baud.o s baud
• baung.o s bong
• bauxit.o s bauxite (min.)
• bay.o s bay; bayeto bight || [m.e. Latinensa baia]
• bayonet.o s bayonet
• bayu.o s bayou || [Francensa bayou, de Ċactensa bayuk]
• bazar.o s bazaar; púliç-bazaro flea market
• bazuc.o s bazooka
• be.er ntr to baa, bleat || inter be! baa!
• beat.a adj blissful, beatific; beatifanta beatific || s beatitio bliss
• beatìfich.er tr to beatify [Declarationer mortinto beata]
• beb.o s baby [On animalolo de naço usche la etato di paraulivitio et caminivitio]; beb-tuco diaper; beb-cariteto baby stroller, pram; beb-lecto crib
• bec.o s beak, bill, rostrum (zool.) || tr bec-colper to beak || [Latinensa beccus, de Celtenso]
• becáce.o s woodcock (zool.: Scolopax)
• becari.o s beaker || [Alemanensa Becher, de af. Latinensa bicarium “bicario”]
• Beduin.o s Bedouin || [Arabensa badawī (بَدَوِي) “deserticanos”, de bādiyah (بَادِية) “semi-árida desértico”]
• beġ.a adj beige || [ant. Francensa bege]
• Beghin.o s beghino beguine [Populara danço en Caribia]; beguine [Membro di Nederlandiana laica monachisado] || [Francensa béguin “amoreto”]
• begl.o s beagle || [medii-Anglensa begle]
• begoni.o s begonia (bot.: Begonia)
• beisbal.o s baseball
• bel.a adj beautiful [Cua plaçan homuya sentivitio je esthético]; belaza gorgeous; beleta cute, pretty, attractive, fine [No vere bela, mas tamen plaçanta aut atractiva]; belucia cute; nebela plain || s belitio beauty || [Latinensa bellus]
• beladon.o s belladonna (bot.: Atropa belladonna)
• belemnit.o s belemnite (zool.: Belemnoidea)
• beletr.o s belles-lettres || [Francensa belles lettres “fina líteros”]
• Belg.o s Belgian (anticua); Belghia Belgium || adj Belghiana Belgian || [Latinensa Belgae, posíbile de proto-Indo-Europensa bolg- “saco”, “útero”]
• beli.o s bel; decibelio decibel
• belìger.er ntr to be belligerent [Acter inimiche] || adj belìgeranta belligerent, at war
• Belizi.a s Belize; Beliziano Belizian || [posíbile de la Hispanensa pronuntio je Anglensa Wallace, la nómino di pirato fundamentizinta je la unésima colonieto en Belizia; aut de Mayensa belix “fangosa acuo”]
• belveder.o s belvedere
• bemol.o s flat || adj A bemola majora A-flat major || [vulg. Latinensa be molle “be mola”]
• ben inter well, now; ben, cua es la problémato? now then, what’s the problem?; ben, cuome omna vos sapan… now, as you all know…; ben, ecce on no mala ideo now, there’s a thought || [Latinensa bene "bone", de bonus "bona"]
• ben.a adj [1 Conforma ad ethichisca aut deisca leġo; 2 Bon-volitionosa]
• ben.o s bin, dumpster, skip
• bend.o s stripe; band; strip [1 Superficio limitizita per dua paralela líneos et dicernébila per sua coloro, texturo, etc.; 2 Longa, stricta petio de materialo] || [Germanichensa bindō “ribando”]
• benedict.er tr to bless
• Benedictan.o s Benedictine [Membro di la monachisca Ordo di Santo Benedicto]; Benedictan-licuoro Benedictine
• benéfic.a adj benefic, beneficent (of healers, wonderworkers) [Bon-facema, particulare per supernatura meanos]
• benefici.o s benefit; benefice [1 Abantaġo consecuanta de oficio aut situationo; 2 Oficio et tero reditífera, conferita ad sacerdoto]; beneficioso beneficiary; beneficii-tero glebe
• Bengal.a s Bengal || adj Bengalana tigro Bengal tiger (zool.: Panthera tigris tigris)
• bengal.o s flare
• benign.a adj benign, mild [1 Clemente, indulġante favorosa; 2 Nociva mas no nocema, no virulenta] || [Latinensa benignus “benigna”, “bonitatosa”, de bonus “bona”]
• Benin.o s Benin; Beninano Beninese
• benzen.o s benzene
• benzin.o s benzine
• benzo.o s gum benzoin (bot.); benzoato benzoate (chim.); benzoíno benzoin (chim.) || adj benzóica ácido benzoic acid || [Romancio, de Arabensa lubān jāwī (لبان جاوي) “incenso de Java”]
• benzocaín.o s benzocaine
• benzol.o s benzol(e)
• Berber.o s Berber
• berbérid.o s barberry (bot.: Berberis); berbèridífero barberry
• beret.o s beret [On rotunda, plateta bonito ec feltro aut stofo]
• bergamot.o s bergamot (bot.: Citris bergamia)
• beriberi.o s beriberi (path.) || [Singalensa beri beri (බැරි බැරි) “mi no potan (pro debilitio)”]
• beril.o s beryl
• berili.o s beryllium [La chimichisca elemento Be]
• berkeli.o s berkelium [La chimichisca elemento Bk]
• berlin.o s berlin [Tipo di caroceazo]
• berm.o s berm [Parto horizontala en taluto] || [Nederlandiensa berm]
• Bermudi.a s Bermuda; Triángulo di Bermudia Bermuda Triangle || [aluso je Juan de Bermúdez]
• berserc.o s berserker || tr berserchìer to go berserk (on)
• berti.er tr to rock || [Gali-Latinensa bertiare, de Celtensa berta- “sucuser”]
• besoni.er tr to need, require [Suferer pro on manco aut on nesufiçanta habo je álico exiġata da materiisca vivo, da circumstantios, on obiectivo, aut on desídero] || [vulg. Latinensa besonium, “besonio”, de Germanichensa besunia “besonio”, “atento”, “preocupezo”]
• besti.o s beast, animal [Animalo nehumana et neinsecta]; bestiado fauna; besti(et)aċos vermin; tir-bestio draft animal
• bestiari.o s bestiarius (hist.)
• bet.o s beet (bot.: Beta)
• beta s beta; partículo beta beta particle (fís.); versiono beta beta release (comp.); betatrono betatron (fís.) || tr beta-èprober to beta-test (comp.) || [ant. Grechensa βῆτα, la duésima lítero di la Grechensa alfabeto]
• betl.o s betel (bot.: Piper betle); betlajo betel (mastichébila stimulivo) || [Portugaliensa betle, de Malaialensa vettila, veṟṟila, de Tamilensa veṟṟilai (வெற்றிலை)]
• beton.o s concrete; beton-bloco cinder block, cement block || [Francensa béton]
• betoni.o s betony (bot.: Stachys officinalis) || [m.e. Latinensa betōnia, de vettōnica “Vetonisca”, de Vettōnēs anticua Iberiana tribo]
• betul.o s birch (bot.: Betula) || [Celtensa betulla, betūle]
• bezic.o s bezique [Francisca carti-joco de la 19ésima século] || [Francensa bésique, prob. de Italiensa bazzica]
• bezoar.o s bezoar (bio.) || [Arabensa bāzahr (بازهر), de Persensa pād-zahr (پادزهر) “antídoto”]
• bi- afx bi- [Habanta dua...]
• bib.er tr to drink [Gluter lícuido per la buco] || s bibo drink; bibedo drink, beverage; gasosa bibedo soda pop || [Latinensa bibere]
• Bibli.o s Bible
• bibliófil.o s bibliophile
• bibliógraf.o s bibliographer
• bibliomaní.o s bibliomania; bibliomaníaco bibliomaniac
• bibliothec.o s library || [Latinensa bibliothēca, de ant. Grechensa βιβλιοθήκη]
• bicarbonat.o s bicarbonate [(chim.) Hidro(gen)carbonato]
• bicari.o s drinking glass; bicarieto shot glass || [af. Latinensa bicarium]
• bichini.o s bikini
• biciclet.o s bicycle; bicicletisto bicyclist || adv vader biciclete to bicycle
• bicion.o s biscione (blas.)
• bicípit.o s biceps
• bidel.o s beadle, usher, apparitor [On infra oficiisto di on eclesio, on universitato aut on tribunalo cua atentan negrava afaros] || [vulg. Latinensa bidellus “pigmento”, de Germanichenso]
• bidet.o s bidet || [Francensa bidet “póneo”, de bider “troter”]
• bidon.o s container, drum; bidoneto canteen || [Francensa bidon]
• biel.o s connecting rod || [Francensa bielle, de nesapata orígino]
• Bielarus.o s Belarusian; Bielarusia Belarus || adj Bielarusiana Belarusian || [Bielarusensa Беларусь “blanca Rutenia”]
• bifstec.o s beefsteak
• bifurch.er ntr to bifurcate, branch off || s bifurcayo bifurcation; junction; bifurchi-stationo junction station || [m.e. Latinensa bifurcare]
• bígam.a adj bigamous || s bígamo bigamist; bìgamitio bigamy
• big band s big band
• bigot.o s bigot || [Francensa bigot]
• bigotin.o s hair roller || [Italiensa bigotino]
• bikshu s bhikkhu, bhikshu || [Sánscrita bhikṣu (भिक्षु) “mendicanto”]
• bil.o s bile, gall; bilayo gallbladder || adj bilisca biliary; bilosa bilious || [Latinensa bīlis]
• bilanci.o s balance, scales; pònderer per bilancio to weigh by a balance; Romana bilancio steelyard, Roman balance; bilanciajo balance sheet; facer la bilanciajo di to balance || tr bilanciijer to weigh by a balance || ntr bilancii-acter to undulate, seesaw [Levezer et cader en rithmosa, undesca movezo] || [af. Latinensa *bilancia, de Latinensa bilanx, de bi- + lanx, lancis “plateleto”]
• bilanciari.o s balance wheel; flywheel; gimbals [On maso (generale rot-forma) cua ocilan circum sua baricentro per on resorto]
• bilet.o s ticket; banknote [1 On folieto cum surscribo yurizanta la posesanto recepter álico; 2 On paperfolio emisita de on banco, habanta on definitionita valoro; 3 Cumplichita létero sine involucro]; bileto por vado et riveno round trip ticket; biletayo ticket window; bilet-controlisto ticket collector; bilet-tenanto ticket holder || [Francensa billet < bulle, bullette “documento”, de m.e. Latinensa bulla]
• biliard.o s billiards; biliardayo billiard hall, billiard room; biliard-bastono billiard cue; biliard-bulo billiard ball; biliard-menso billiard table; biliard-telo billiard cloth || [Francensa billard, de bille “brancheto”]
• biliet.o s billet (blason-arto)
• binari.a adj binary [1 Consistanta ec dua elementos; 2 (math.) Usanta basamento 2; 3 Usanta mere dua valoros aut símbolos]; binaria fìgicajo binary file
• bing.o s bingo
• binócul.o s glasses; conchilia binóculo horn-rimmed glasses; solel-binóculo sunglasses
• binocular.o s binoculars
• binomi.o s binomial (math., gram.)
• biógraf.o s biographer; biògrafío biography || tr biògrafìer to write a biography of || adj biògrafía biographical || [ant. Grechensa βίος “vivo” + γράφειν “scriber”]
• biólog.o s biologist; biòloghío biology || [ant. Grechensa βίος “vivo” + λόγος “paraulo”, “studo”, “sapo”]
• biónic.o s bionics || adj biònichisca bionic
• biopsí.o s biopsy
• biosfer.o s biosphere
• bir.o s beer; bir-bicario beer glass || ntr birefer to brew
• biret.o s biretta
• Birm.a s Burma; Birmano Burmese
• biroti.o s calèche, calash [(hist.) Du-rota, aperta, du-pasagera vecturo, tirata da una bestio]; Irlandiana birotio jaunting car; birotiazo barouche; birotieto chaise; láter-birotieto sidecar || [af. Latinensa birotium, de Latinensa birotus “birota”]
• bis adv twice; bis! encore!; clamer bis por to encore; Habanera bis! Habanera again! || s bis-ludo encore performance || [Latinensa bis “du-vece”]
• bis.o s byssus || [Latinensa byssus, de ant. Grechensa βύσσος, de Hebreensa búts (בּוּץ)]
• bisc.o s bisque
• bischit.o s biscuit [On parva cuco ec on grasiizita pano fermentiita per sodo] || [Anglensa biscuit, de ant. Francenso, de Latinensa bis “duple” + coctus “cocinita”]
• biscoct.o s cookie, cracker, rusk; cuc-biscocto cookie [Plata et custume crachema disco ec sucarizita pasto; anche “cuchio”]; gran-biscocto cracker [Crachema disco ec salosa, spiciosa, aut nesucarizita pasto plat-stratifita; anche “crachero”]; pan-biscocto zwieback, rusk [Pan-secajo du-vece cocita] || [Latinensa bis “du-vece” + coctus “cocinita”]
• biscot.o s biscotto
• biscuit.o s bisque (cerámico) || [Anglensa biscuit, de ant. Francenso, de Latinensa bis “duple” + coctus “cocinita”]
• bisel.o s bevel [On bordo (di on tábulo, on ciselo, etc.) sechita oblicue] || tr biselizer to bevel
• bisext.o s leap day || adj bisextosa anuo leap year
• bismuth.o s bismuth [La chimichisca elemento Bi]
• bisont.o s bison (zool.: Bison)
• bistr.o s bistre
• bistrot.o s bistro
• bisulfat.o s bisulfate (chim.)
• bisulfit.o s bisulfite (chim.)
• bit.o s bit (tec.); bit-octo byte [Baito]
• bitcoin.o s bitcoin (₿)
• biton.o s bitt, bollard; knob, penis (nav.)
• bitúmin.o s bitumen, asphault || [Latinensa bitūmen, -inis]
• bivac.o s bivouac || ntr bivachejer to bivouac || [Alemanichensa beiwacht “plusa guardio”]
• biz.er ntr to throw a tantrum || [Italiensa bizza, de ant. alt-Alemanensa bīzan “morder”]
• Bizanti.o s Byzantium || adj Bizantiesca byzantine
• bizar.a adj bizarre [Valde extránea aut neordinaria, efectifanta on intereso aut on amuso]
• blackjack s blackjack [Cart-joco. Anche “Dudeç-uno”.]
• blagh.er ntr to kid, pull one’s leg, bullshit [Burle aut mistífiche mendacier] || [Francensa blaguer, de Holandiensa balg “forġ-suflatro”]
• blanc.a adj white; Blanca Montáneo Mont Blanc; blanca verso blank verse; blanc-facia auco barnacle goose (zool.: Branta leucopsis) || s blanco white person, thing; half note; blanc-alfo light elf, hvítálf (mith.); blanchi-c comma butterfly (zool.: Polygonia c-album); blanchi-spino hawthorn (bot.: Crataegus) || [Germanichensa blank]
• blanċ.a adj blank, empty [Sopre ċecos et legisca documentos: habanta on yurizanta signaturo mas áltere plenifébila secuno la arbitrío di la tenanto]
• bland.er tr to cajole, blandish [Influer per carecianta aut adulanta actos aut vocábulos por obtiner álico desiderata]
• blas.er tr to pall, jade, cloy [1 Obtusifer la sentivitio je gusto per supersatio; 2 Ficer indiferenta per nima familiaritio] || adj blasita blasé, jaded
• blasfem.er ntr to blaspheme
• blason.o s blazon, coat of arms, armorial bearing; descripter blasono to describe a blazon; intèrpreter blasono to interpret a blazon; blason-arto heraldry || tr blasonizer to emblazon, put armorial bearings on || adj blasonisca heraldric
• blast.er tr to blast (cientii-fictiono); Luca blastin la asalt-trupano Luke blasted the stormtrooper || s blastatro blaster
• blastem.o s blastema
• blat.o s cockroach (zool.: Blattodea) || [Latinensa blatta]
• blav.a adj blue; blava vulpo blue fox, arctic fox (zool.: Alopex lagopus); blavesca bluish; blavesca círcino hen harrier (zool.: Circus cyaneus) || [m.e. Latinensa blavus, de Germanichenso]
• blazer.o s blazer || [Anglensa blazer, de blaze “briler”]
• blend.o s blende, sphalerite
• blender.o s blender [Sec-agitiva mixturatro et licuidifatro]
• bleni.o s blenny (zool.: Blennius) || [Latinensa blennius]
• bles.er ntr to lisp [Pronuntier "s" cuom Anglensa θ] || adj blesanta lisping
• blet.er ntr to bleat || [Anglensa bleat]
• blimp.o s blimp
• blind.o s armor plating
• blizard.o s blizzard [On niv-tempestat(az)o]
• bloc.o s block; bloc [Únupla amaso granda et pesazanta, tipasche cum plana superficios sur cascuna látero]; bloc-rumpedoro blockbuster; urbi-bloco, dom-bloco city block
• blocat.er tr to blockade
• blochaus.o s blockhouse
• blog.o s blog || [Anglensa blog, curtifo je weblog “Web-diario”]
• blond.a adj blond, fair || s falsa blondo bottle blonde || [Germanichenso]
• blues s blues
• bluf.er ntr to bluff || s contester la blufo di álicu to call one’s bluff || [Anglensa bluff, de Nederlandiensa bluffen “fanfaronier”]
• blunt.o s blunt [On cavifita cigaro plenifita per marihuano] || [Anglensa Phillies Blunt, on marco di cigaro]
• blurb.er tr to blurb || s blurbo blurb
• blus.o s blouse [On ampla camisio cum on columo et mánicos]
• bluson.o s blouson, bomber jacket, motorcycle jacket, rocker jacket [On blusesca jacheto]
• bob.o s bobsled [On sport-slito]
• bobin.o s spool; coil [Cilindro aut cono circum cua homi volvan filo, filmo, et símilos]
• bochet.o s bouquet || [ant. Francensa boucquet “boscheto”]
• boci.o s boss(age), knob; bociajo boss (archit.)
• bodrusc.o s goldbeater’s skin
• Boer.o s Boer
• bog.o s bug, glitch (comp.)
• boghi.er tr to bogey [(golfo) Puntejer una super para an on forationo]
• bogi.o s bogie (mec.)
• boicot.er tr to boycott
• bol.o s bowl, basin [Larga, semisfera vaso por biber aut manger]
• bolard.o s bollard
• bolet.o s boletus (bot.: Boletus) || [Latinensa bōlētus, de ant. Grechensa βωλιτης, de βωλος “glebo”]
• bolevard.o s boulevard
• bólid.o s bolide || [Latinensa bolis, -idis, de ant. Grechensa βολίς “mísilo”, “fleċo”, “javeloto”]
• bolin.o s bowline
• bolingh.er tr to bowl || s bolingo bowling
• Bolivi.a s Bolivia; Boliviano Bolivian || [aluso je Simón Bolívar, adjutinta je ganier nedependo por Bolivia]
• boloni.o s bologna (sausage)
• Bolshevism.o s Bolshevism; Bolshevisto Bolshevik || [Rusensa большевик “Bolshevisto”, de большинство “majoritato”, de больше “plu multa”]
• bom.o s boom, spar (nav.) || [Holandiensa boom “árboro, “trabo”]
• bomb.o s bomb; canister (of gas); bomb-aviono bomber || tr bombijer to bomb
• bombard.er tr to shell, bombard
• bombardier.o s bombardier (mil. rango)
• bombicil.o s waxwing (zool.: Bombycilla)
• bombin.o s bowler, bob, derby, billycock, bombín
• bómbul.o s bumblebee (zool.: Bombus)
• bon.a adj good, sound; bonaza great, excellent, fine, exquisite; desbona bad; medii-bona so-so; bon-veninta, -iva welcome [Placere acceptata; agratábila pro che multe desiderata] || adv bone well; bone, regratio very well, thank you; vi facin bone vener por vider mi you were right to come to me || s bon-façanto benefactor; bon-facerío charity || ntr bon-venes! welcome!; plu-bonecer to improve, pick up, get better || [Latinensa bonus]
• bonanz.o s bonanza
• bonbon.o s bonbon || [Francensa bonbon]
• bondaġ.o s bondage
• bonit.o s cap, beret, bonnet, knit hat [Omna tipo di cápit-vesto sine bord-alo]
• bonitat.o s kindness, generosity [Afabilitio, generositio, cortesitio] || adj bonitatosa kind, considerate, generous
• bonz.o s bonze
• bor.o s boron [La chimichisca elemento B]
• boraç.o s borax (min.) || [m.e. Latinensa baurach, de Arabensa báuraq (بورق) “blanca”, de medii-Persensa būrak]
• borágin.o s borage (bot.: Borago officinalis) || [m.e. Latinensa borrāgo, -inis]
• borborigm.o s borborygmus (med.) || [ant. Grechensa βορβορυγμός]
• bord.o s edge, rim, brim; outskirts [La círcuma extrema parto de álico]; jacter trans la bordo to throw overboard; bordazo brink; bordumo edging, trim, piping, selvage, rim; bord-alo brim [La salianta bordo circum la fundo di on capelo]; bordi-mureto curb; coaming || tr bordejer to edge, bring to and hold at the brink of orgasm; bordizer to border, hem || [Francensa bord “bordo”, “látero di on navo”, de Franchenso]
• bordel.o s bordello
• Bóre.a adj Bòreisca boreal, northern
• bóre.o s north wind; Boreas || [Latinensa Boreās, -ae]
• bori.o s bohrium [La chimichisca elemento Bh]
• Borne.o s Borneo
• bors.o s stock exchange, bourse; borsisto stockbroker || [Italiensa borsa, de af. Latinensa bursa, de ant. Grechensa βύρσα “corio”, “pelo”]
• borsh.o s borscht
• borz.o s borzoi (zool.)
• bosc.o s wood, woodland [On excarpsa foresto di pauca canopeo]; boscheto grove, bosk [On parva grupo de árboros cum mínima aut nula subbosco]; boschetolo copse [On boscheto di júvena árboros cua homi de témporo ad témporo forsecan por stimuler creço et obtiner ardi-ligno]; subbosco brush, undergrowth, underbrush; boschi-caprifolio woodbine (bot.: Lonicera periclymenum) || [af. Latinensa boscus, buscus, busca]
• Bosni.a s Bosnia; Bosniano Bosnian || [Latinensa, aluse je la fluvio Bosna, nominijata Bosona apud la Romianos]
• boston.o s boston (hist.: joco et danço)
• bot.o s boot; boteto half-boot; desbotizatro bootjack; bot-surtiratro bootstrap || [Iberianisca Romancia bota]
• botánic.o s botany; árbor-botànicayo arboretum; botànichisto botanist || adj botànichisca botanical; botànichisca ġardino, botànicayo botanical garden || [m.e. Latinensa botanicus “plantisca”, de ant Grechensa βοτανικός, de βοτάνη “planto”]
• botel.o s bottle || tr enbotelifer to bottle || [ant. Francensa boteille, de m.e. Latinensa buttīcula, dim. je. af. Latinensa buttis “barilo”]
• bothec.o s store, shop; bothecheto stand, stall; bothechisto shopkeeper; bothec-asortajo stock; bothec-furtisto shoplifter || ntr bothechejer, bothechi-vìsiter to shop || [Latinensa apothēca “provis-cambro”, de ant. Grechensa ἀποθήκη]
• boton.o s button; boton-forámino buttonhole; boton-tiratro buttonhook || tr botonijer to button || [ant. Francensa boton]
• Botsuan.a s Botswana; Botsuanano Botswanan || [Botsuanensa por “paeso di la Botsuananos”, de Tswana, la maxim granda raciisca grupo en Botsuana]
• botulism.o s botulism || [Alemanenso, de Latinensa botulus “salsicio”]
• bov.o s cow (zool.: Bos taurus); bovaso bull; boviso cow; bovolo calf; bovuclaso ox, steer, stag, bullock; bov-buliono beef tea; bov-carno beef; bovol-carno veal || [Latinensa bōs, bovis]
• box.er ntr to box
• boxer.o s boxer [On tipo di canículo; alternative boxero]
• boy.o s buoy || [Posíbile medii-Holandiensa boye, de on Germánichensa voc. significanta “signalo”]
• boyar.o s boyar (hist.)
• brac.o s breeches, knickerbockers || [Latinensa brāca, de Gaulenso]
• braç.o s fathom
• bracal.er tr to brail || [m.e. Latinensa brācale “cinto”, de braca “braco”]
• brachi.o s arm; upper arm [1 La humanisca membro de la spáthulo usche la cúbito; 2 (tec.) La humanisca membro de la spáthulo usche la manuo]; cum brachios àperita with open arms; cum brachios crucifita with arms folded; cum brachios intreplectita arm in arm; brachiaro rerebrace (hist.); brachii-forámino armhole; brachii-sedilo armchair; brachii-suprajo upper arm; ye brachii-disto at arm’s length || adj brachiisca brachial || [Latinensa brācchium “abante-brachio”]
• brachiation.er ntr to brachiate
• brachicéfal.a adj brachycephalic (anat.)
• brachiópod.o s brachiopod (zool.: Brachiopoda)
• brachistócron.o s brachistochrone
• brachit.o s fly (on pants) || [dim. je Latinensa brāca “braco”]
• braci.o s brace (nav.)
• bracial.o s armband, armlet, brassard; bracialeto bracelet
• brácte.o s bract (bot.)
• brádip.o s sloth (zool.: Bradypus; anche “pigritioso”)
• Brag.i s Bragi (mith.)
• Brahm.o s Brahman; Brahmano Brahmin
• brail.o s Braille
• branc.o s branch, bough [1 On caulelo creçanta ec áltera cálamo aut ec trunco; 2 On departimento]; brancheto twig [On parva branco] || [af. Latinensa branca]
• branchi.o s gill, branchia (zool.) || [Latinensa branchia]
• branchiópod.o s branchipod (zool.)
• brand.er tr to brandish
• brandi.o s brandy || adj brandiizita brandied
• bras.o s embers [Carbonos aut cínero subardanta di mortanta foco]; brasuyo brazier || tr brasijer to braise (aut “bras-cociner”) || [comuna Romancia brasa, de nesapata orígino]
• brasicáce.o s crucifer, brassicacea (bot: Brassicaceae aut Cruciferae)
• brasil.o s brazilwood [(bot.: Caesalpinia echinata) Tropichisca rúbea árboro, cuya ligno homi usan por fabricher violinisca archetos et como on fonto di rúbea aut púrpura tintos]; Brasilia Brazil; Brasiliano Brazilian || adj Brasiliana nuço Brazil nut (bot.: Bertholletia excelsa) || [Portugaliensa brasil, de comuna Romancia brasa "braso", de nesapata orígino]
• brasur.er tr to braze || [Francensa brasure “brasurajo”, de comuna Romancia brasa “braso”, de nesapata orígino]
• bravat.er ntr to act with bravado [Facer on aroganta, ostentanta, aut falsa monstro je defío aut coraġo] || s bravato bravado || [Italiensa bravata “bravato”]
• bravo inter bravo! || [Italiensa bravo “forta”, “proda”, “bonaza”, “hábila”, “eminenta”]
• brec.o s break (mús.); brec-bato breakbeat (mús.) || ntr brec-dancer to break, breakdance (mús.)
• breċ.o s breach, break, gap, opening [Tra-rumpajo, tra-findajo, manchi-loco en muro, róculo, bariatro] || tr breċizer to breach || [Francensa breche, de franchensa breka “rumpajo”]
• brecel.o s pretzel
• breċi.o s breccia
• brelan.o s brelan
• breloc.o s charm, pendant
• brem.o s bream (zool.: Abramis brama) || [Francensa breme, de Franchensa brahsima]
• bretel.o s suspender || [Francensa bretelle, de Germanichensa brettan “strictecer”]
• brev.o s brief [On papisca létero sopre diciplino, men importanta cam on bul-létero]; breveto brevet [On documento donanta on personisca privilegio, ex. nobiliarisca título, oficiarisca rango (sine salario), et símilos] || [Latinensa brevis “curta”]
• breval.o s breve mark
• breviari.o s breviary
• bri.o s brio, verve || [Hispanensa brío, de Provenciensa briu “silvaġa”]
• bric.o s brick; bar; brico di sapono bar of soap; domo ec bricos house of bricks; bricheto briquette || [Francensa brique]
• bricabrac.o s bric-a-brac || [Francensa a bric et a brac “aleatorie”]
• brid.o s bridle || tr bridijer to bridle; bridizer to bridle || [Francensa bride, de Germanichenso]
• brig.o s brig [Vel-navo cum dua mastos, amba cuadrat-vela]
• briġ.o s bridge [Cart-joco]
• brigantin.o s brigantine [Vel-navo cum dua mastos, de cua mere la abántea es cuadrat-vela]; tri-masta brigantino barque [Vel-navo cum tria aut plusa mastos, ec cua omna ultre la détrea es cuadrata]
• brigat.o s brigade
• bril.er ntr to shine [1 Emiser aut reflexer lúmino vívida et intensa; 2 Adtirer atentiono per sua talento, argutitio, bona ludo aut executo] || adj brilanta bright, clear, brilliant; desbrilanta dull, matte || [Italiensa brillare]
• briliant.o s brilliant, diamond
• brind.er ntr to toast [Curte paraulader dum on banchedo, cum on proposo biber pro la sanitio, honoro, aut succeso di álicu aut álico] || [Alemanensa ich bring dir’s “mi óferan li ad vi”]
• brioċ.o s brioche; los manges brioċo let them eat cake!
• brioni.o s bryony (bot.: Bryonia) || [Latinensa bryōnia]
• bris.er ntr to breeze [Legere venter ye fortio 4 secuno la scalo Beaufort] || s briso breeze; brisazo fresh breeze [Vento ye fortio 5 secuno la scalo Beaufort]; briseto gentle breeze [Vento ye fortio 3 secuno la scalo Beaufort]; parabriso windshield; parabris-terġatro windshield wiper
• Britan.o s Briton (hist.); Britania (Great) Britain; Britaniano Briton, Brit || adj Britaniana British || [Latinensa britannus, de suposébile Britanensa Priteni “Picturizitos”]
• Briton.o s Breton; Britonia Brittany || adj Britoniana Breton
• bro s bro, frat boy; bro-culturo bro culture
• broc.o s brooch || [vulg. Latinensa *brocca, fem. formo di broccus]
• brocat.o s brocade || tr brocatizer to brocade
• brocatel.o s brocatel
• brócol.o s broccoli (bot.: Brassica oleracea italica)
• broċur.o s brochure || [Francensa brochure]
• brod.er tr to embroider
• brog.o s brogue [(hist.) Irlandiana calcéolo]
• brom.o s bromine [La chimichisca elemento Br]; bromuro bromide (chim.)
• bromanti.o s bromance
• bronc.o s bronchus; bronchito bronchitis || [af. Latinensa bronchus, de ant. Grechensa βρόγχος “tracheo”]
• brontosaur.o s brontosaurus (zool., paleo.)
• bronz.o s bronze || tr bronzizer to bronze || adj bronzea bronze
• brougham s brougham (anche “brumo”)
• brownie s brownie [1 On parva, cuadrata, et ċocolata dulçajo, aut cuchesca aut fudge-esca; 2 On tipo di Nord-Angliana foclorisca dom-spírito] || [Anglensa brownie “brunucio”]
• bruc.o s heath (bot.: Erica); brucayo heath || [vulg. Latinensa brūcus, de Gaulensa bruco, de Celtensa vroikos]
• bruci.o s brush [Instrumento consistanta ec capilazos aut nilon-capilos fixita en on tenatro, usata por fricher aut polimenter]; denti-brucio toothbrush || tr bruciijer to brush || [vulg. Latinensa bruscia]
• bruciali.o s brush, undergrowth, underbrush [Spinosa arbustado]
• brun.a adj brown; bruna pano brown bread; bruna súcaro brown sugar; striizita bruna brindled; brun-capil(ífer)a brunette; brun(et)-rufa auburn || s brunif-lecto tanning bed || tr brunifer to tan; solel-brunecer to tan || [Germanichenso]
• Bruney.a s Brunei; Bruneyano Bruneian
• brusc.a adj brusque
• brut.o s brute [Bestio crudaċa, sine rationo] || adj brutesca brutish; brutisca brutal || adv brutesche atacher to brutalize || [Latinensa brūtus “pesosa”, “nemovébila”, “sine rationo”]
• bu inter boo! || tr buer to boo, hiss
• bub.o s horned owl (zool.: Bubo) || [Latinensa būbo, -ōnis]
• búbal.o s bubalus; water buffalo (zool.: Bubalus) || [Latinensa būbalus, de ant. Grechensa βούβαλος “antílopo”, “silvaġa bovo”]
• bubon.o s bubo (med.) || adj bubonisca pesto, bubon-pesto bubonic plague || [m.e. Latinensa būbō, -ōnis, de ant. Grechensa βουβών]
• buc.o s mouth; orifice, opening; entrance; buc-tuco napkin || [Latinensa bucca]
• bucaner.o s buccaneer (hist.)
• bucaran.o s buckram
• búcer.o s hornbill (zool.: Bucerotidae)
• bucin.o s buccina; whelk (hist., mús.; zool.: Buccinidae) || [Latinensa buccina]
• bucling.o s buckling [Tipo di fumizita haringo]
• bucmácher.o s bookmaker, bookie
• bucólic.o s bucolic (lit.)
• búcul.o s curl, ringlet, lock [Spirala faceleto de capilos bone definitionita] || adj bùculosa curly || [Latinensa buccula]
• Bud.a s Buddha; Budismo Buddhism
• budori.o s boudoir
• búfal.o s buffalo [(zool.) On búbalo, on búfalo Africana, aut on bisonto]; búfalo Àfricana African buffalo (zool.: Syncerus caffer)
• bufer.o s buffer; bufer-stato buffer state || tr buferizer to buffer; enbuferifer to buffer (comp.)
• bufet.o s buffet [Menso aut mens-forma moblo, provisita per mangedos disposebla por invititos aut clientos]; bufetayo buffet
• bufon.o s buffoon; bufonajo(s) buffoonery; facer bufonajos to act the buffoon; bufonío buffoonery; bufon-ceptro marotte, bauble || ntr bufonìer to act the buffoon || [Latinensa būfo, -ōnis]
• bufónul.o s toad (zool.: cualca specios en Anura, particulare Bufonidae) || [dim. je Latinensa būfo, -ōnis]
• bug.o s bogeyman, bugbear (folc.)
• buganvíle.o s bougainvillea (bot.: Bougainvillea)
• buget.o s budget [Cuantifita projecto je finantio por on definitionita periodo di contado] || tr bugetizer to budget || [Anglensa budget, de ant. Francensa bougette, dim. je bouge “coria saco”, de Latinensa bulga “saco”, “burso”]
• bugí.o s bougie (med.)
• búgul.o s bugle(weed) (bot.: Ajuga)
• bul.o s ball [On sfera córporo, generale destinita por rotulezer aut rotationer]; buleto small ball, marble, pellet; bul-articulaturo ball-and-socket joint; bul-létero papal bull; bul-penino ballpoint pen; bul-rotationuyo ball bearing || [Latinensa bulla “bulbulo”]
• bulb.o s bulb (anat., bot.); búlbimo clove || [Latinensa bulbus, de ant. Grechensa βολβός]
• bulbul.o s bubble || ntr bulbulefer to bubble || [vulg. Latinensa bulbulla, de Latinensa bullire “bulbulefer”, de bulla “bulbulo”]
• buldozer.o s bulldozer || tr buldozerijer to bulldoze || [Anglensa bulldozer]
• buletin.o s bulletin [On parva jurnalo, revisto, aut periodala reporto]
• Búlgar.o s Bùlgaria Bulgaria; Bulgar [Bulgariano ante-Slava]; Bùlgariano Bulgarian || adj Bùlgariana Bulgarian; Bùlgarisca Bulgar
• buli.o s blister || [Latinensa bulla “bulbulo”]
• bulígraf.o s ballpoint pen
• bulimí.o s bulimia (med.)
• bulion.o s broth, bouillon || [Francensa bouillon, de Latinensa bullire “bulitioner”, de bulla “bulbulo”]
• bulition.er ntr to boil [Sopre lícuido, atinger on temperaturo ye cua li bulbulefan et vaporeçan]; iluya sánguino bulitionin his blood was up || tr bulitionetifer to simmer; bulitionifer to boil; bulition-cociner to cook by boiling || s bulition-aulo kettle, pot [Metala aulo cum anso por cociner et bulitionifer]; bulition-bálneo double boiler || adj bulitionanta boiling || [af. Latinensa bullitio, -ōnis “bulitiono”, de Latinensa bullire “bulitioner”, de bulla “bulbulo”]
• bulldog s bulldog
• bulon.o s bolt [Tipo di vit-clovo]; buloniso nut; bulon-clavo wrench, spanner [Bulon-torniatro]; bulon-tornìatro wrench, spanner
• bum inter boom! || ntr bumer to boom [1 Laute, explosesche soner; 2 (economío, pópulo) Augmentazezer]
• bumerang.o s boomerang
• buncher.o s bunker (mil.)
• bungi.o s bungee
• bur.o s stuffing, wad [Amaso de curta pilos por plenifer le coxino aut por fixer la cugletajo aut púlvero di le focilo] || [Latinensa burra “vilosa vesto”]
• Burchin.o s Burkinan; Burchinia Burkina Faso
• burdon.o s bourdon (mús.) || [m.e. Latinensa burdō, -ōnis “bómbulo”]
• buret.o s burette
• burg.o s bourg, burgh [(hist.) On fortifichita civitateto] || [af. Latinensa burgus “castelo”, de Germanichenso]
• burghes.o s bourgeois || [m.e. Latinensa burgensis, de burgus “castelo”, de Germanichenso]
• burgravi.o s burgrave || [Latinensa burggravius, de Alemanensa Burggraf]
• Burgundi.a s Burgundy
• burion.o s bud [Túbera creçanto an on planto cua disvelopun ad on folio, on floro, aut on súrculo] || ntr burionefer to bud, burgeon
• burl.er ntr to joke, jest [Dicer aut facer álico por amuser et ridifer] || s burlo joke, jest; burl-ingano practical joke; burli-designiajo cartoon (in newspaper) || [Romancia burlare]
• burlesc.a adj burlesque
• burnus.o s burnous, burnoose || [Arabensa burnus (برنس)]
• burócrat.o s bureaucrat; buròcratismo bureaucracy
• burs.o s coin purse [Sacheto por porter monetos] || [af. Latinensa bursa, de ant. Grechensa βύρσα “corio”, “pelo”]
• Burundi.a s Burundi; Burundiano Burundian || [Burundiensa por “paeso di la paraulantos je Burundienso”]
• bus.o s bus (comp.)
• busc.o s log; block [Parto de on trunco aut de on granda branco] || [af. Latinensa boscus, buscus, busca “bosco”]
• busel.o s bushel
• bushido s bushido
• busprit.o s bowsprit
• bust.o s bust [Súpera parto di la humanisca córporo, cum la cápito et la péctoro]
• bustier.o s bustier
• bustrófed.o s boustrophedon (hist.)
• butan.o s butane (chim.)
• Butani.a s Bhutan; Butaniano Bhutanian || [Butaniensa Bhutan “paeso di la Butanianos”, de Bhutia “Butananos”, de Bod “Tibetia”]
• butaur.o s bittern (zool.: Botaurinae) || [vulg. Latinensa butitaurus, de butio “butauro” + taurus “bovaso”]
• buteon.o s buzzard (zool.: Buteo)
• buti.o s target bowling, lawn bowling || [vulg. Latinensa *buttia, de Latinensa buttis “barilo”]
• butir.o s butter; butir-caramelo butterscotch; butir-lacto buttermilk || [Latinensa butyrum, de ant. Grechensa βουτυρον]
• bux.o s box-tree (bot.: Buxus) || [Latinensa buxus]
• búxul.o s compass; girobúxulo gyrocompass; búxul-carto compass card || [vulg. Latinensa buxula, de Latinensa pyxis, -idis “parva capso”, de ant. Grechensa πυξίς]