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aprep1.to(apointinspaceortime,agoal,etc.)2.at(apointinspaceortime,astageofdevelopment,etc.) a(+inf)toalso:for(+gerund) salaaattenderwaitingroom

Hence:[apena]etc.

[a]prefixoverbal[usedwithverbsand,incombinationwithverbalsuffixes,withnounsandadjectives]to,toward,into (expressingmotionto,changeinto,increaseofintensity,etc.)
Hence:abatteretc.abassaretc.

aprefixo[anbeforehandvowelsusedwithnounsandadjectives]a,an(=not...without,lacking...)
Hence:agnosticetc.amnesiaetc.analphabeteetc.anarchiaetc.anesthesiaetc.anestheticetc.anhydreetc.atheeetc.

Aachen[G]nprAachen,AixlaChapelle abprepsince,from abandonamentonabandonment abandonarvtoabandon abandonarseatoindulgein abandononI.abandonment(1.actionofabandoning2.stateofbeingabandoned)II.abandon

Hence:abandonarabandonamento

abassamentonloweringalso:abasement abassamentodeunequation[Math.]reductionofanequation abassarvtoloweralso:toabase abassarunperpendicular[Geom.]todropaperpendicular abattervtoknockorcastdown

Hence:abattimentoabattitorabattitorioabattite

abattimentondespondency,dejection abattite1.ppofabatter2.adjdowncast,dejected abattitornonewhoknocksdownalso:feller,woodcutter,slaughterer,etc. abattitorionslaughterhouse,abattoir abbatenabbot

Hence:abbatessaabbatiaabbatial

abbatessanabbess

abbatessanabbess abbatia(a)n1.abbacy2.abbey abbatialadjabbatial abbordabileadjapproachable,accessible abbordage(aje)n[Naut.](actof)boarding(aship) abbordarv1.toland(=togoashorefromashiporboat)2.[Navy]toboard(=tocomealongsideinordertoattack)3. toaccost,address

Hence:abbordoabbordageabbordabile

abbordon1.[Naut.](actof)landing2.[Navy](actof)boarding(aship) abbreviamentonabridgement,abbreviation abbreviarvtoabridge,abbreviate

Hence:abbreviamentoabbreviationabbreviativeabbreviatorabbreviatura

abbreviationnabbreviation,abridgment abbreviativeadjabridging,abbreviatory abbreviatorn1.abridger,abbreviator2.[R.C.Ch.]abbreviator abbreviaturanabbreviation(=shortenedformofaword) abdicarvtoabdicate

Hence:abdicationabdicative

abdicationnabdication abdicativeadjabdicative abdominaladjabdominal abdominenabdomen

Hence:abdominal

abducer[duc/duct]vtoleadaway,abduce2.[Physiol.]toabduct
Hence:abductionabductor

abductseeabducer abductionn[Physiol.]abduction abductorn[Physiol.]abductor AbelnprmAbel aberranteadjaberrant(=deviatingfromthenormaltype) aberrarvtodeviate,aberrate

aberrarvtodeviate,aberrate
Hence:aberranteaberration

aberrationnaberration abhorrervtoabhor
Hence:abhorrimentoabhorribile

abhorribileadjabominable,hateful abhorrimentonabhorrence abiberarvtowater(1.tosupplywithdrink2.toirrigate) abiberatorionwateringplace,waterhole abietenfir(1.firtree2.firwood) abietedeCanadahemlock(spruce) abilesuffixoadjective[usedwithverbsinar]able(=thatcanbe...edthatisworthytobe...ed)

Hence:observabileetc.admirabileetc.

abiogenese(gnese)nabiogenesis,spontaneousgeneration abiogenesis(gnesis)nabiogenesis,spontaneousgeneration abiogeneticadjabiogenetic abjectseeabjic abjecteadjabject,mean abjectionnabjection,abjectness abjic[jic/ject]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:abjectionabjecte

abjurarvtoabjure(1.toforswear2.torecant,repudiate)
Hence:abjuration

abjurationnabjuration ablandarvtosoftenalso:tomollify,mitigate,assuage,etc. ablativonablative ablativoabsoluteablativeabsolute abluer[lu/lut]vtowash,cleanse

Hence:ablution

ablutseeabluer ablutionnablution,washing

ablutionnablution,washing abnegarvtodenyoneself,abnegate
Hence:abnegation

abnegationnabnegation,selfdenial abolimentonabolishment,abolition abolirvtoabolish

Hence:abolimentoabolitionabolitionismo,abolitionista

abolitionnabolition,abolishment abolitionismonabolitionism abolitionistanabolitionist abominabileadjabominable abominarvtoabominate

Hence:abominabileabomination

abominationnabomination(1.loathing2.loathsomeobject) abonamentonsubscription(toaperiodical,etc.) abonarvtoenterthesubscription(toaperiodical,etc.)of(aperson) abonarsetosubscribe(toaperiodical,etc.)

Hence:abonamento

abonarvtoimprove(=tomakebetter) abor[bor/bort]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:abortiveabortoabortarabortamento

aborigines(gines)nplaborigines abortseeabor abortamentonmiscarriage,abortion abortarvI.tomiscarry(1.tohaveamiscarriage2.tocometonought)II.[Biol.]toabort(=toremainundevelopedor shrinkaway) abortiveadjabortive abortonabortion abovo[L]abovo,fromthebeginning abrader[rad/ras]vtoabrade

Hence:abrasionabrasive

Hence:abrasionabrasive

abrasseeabrader abrasionnabrasion abrasiveadjabrasive abrogabileadjabrogable abrogarvtoabrogate

Hence:abrogabileabrogationabrogativeabrogatorabrogatori

abrogationnrepeal,abrogation abrogativeadjabrogative abrogatornabrogator abrogatoriadjrescinding,abrogating abrumper[rump/rupt]vtobreakoff,rend

Hence:abrupte

abruptseeabrumper abrupteadjabrupt(=verysteep) Abruzzi[I]nprplAbruzzi AbsalomnprmAbsalom absceder[ced/cess]vtoform(turninto)anabscess

Hence:abscesso

abscessseeabsceder abscessonabscess abscinder[scind/sciss]vtocutoff,abscind

Hence:abscissa

abscissseeabscinder abscissan[Math.]abscissa absentarv absentarsetoabsentoneself absenteadjabsent

Hence:absentiaabsentismoabsentistaabsentar

absentianabsence brillarpersuabsentiatobeconspicuousbyone'sabsence

brillarpersuabsentiatobeconspicuousbyone'sabsence absentismonabsenteeism absentistanabsentee(owner) absinthicadjabsinthial,absinthic absinthinan[Chem.]absinthin absinthionabsinthe(1.[Bot.]Absinthium2."alcoholicliquorabsinthe")

Hence:absinthismoabsinthicabsinthina

absinthismon[Med.]absinthism absolutseeabsolver absoluteadjabsolute temperaturaabsoluteabsolutetemperature ablativoabsoluteablativeabsolute absolutionnabsolution,remissionalso:acquittal absolutismonabsolutism absolutistanabsolutist absolutornabsolver absolutoriadjabsolutory,absolving absolver[solv/solut]vtoabsolve,acquit
Hence:absolutionabsolutorabsolutoriabsoluteabsolutismo,absolutista

absorbenteadjabsorbent absorbentenabsorbent(=absorbingsubstance) absorbentianabsorbency absorber[sorb/sorpt]vtoabsorb absorbiteinabsorbedin

Hence:absorbenteabsorbentiaabsorbibileabsorbtionreabsorberreabsorption

absorbibileadjabsorbable absorptseeabsorber absorptionnabsorption abstentseeabstiner abstentionnabstention abstentionistanabstentionist

abstentionistanabstentionist abstinenteadjabstemious abstinentianabstinence abstiner[tin/tent]v abstinersedetoabstainfrom

Hence:abstinenteabstinentiaabstentionabstentionista

abstractseeabstraher abstracteadjabstract abstractionnabstraction(1.[Logic]2.stateofbeinglostinthought)facerabstractiondetodisregard,leaveoutof consideration abstraher[trah/tract]v[Logic]toabstract

Hence:abstractionabstracte

abstruder[trud/trus]v1.tothrustaway2.toconceal
Hence:abstruse

abstrusseeabstruder abstruseadjabstruse absurdeadjabsurd

Hence:absurditate

absurditatenabsurdity abuccamenton1.(actionof)seizing,snatchingup(withthemouth)2.(actionof)interconnecting(twoopenings)3. interview,conference abuccarv1.toseize,snatchup(withthemouth)2.tointerconnect(twoopenings) abuccarsetocomeorgettogether(foraninterview,aconference,etc.)

Hence:abuccamento

abundanteadjabundant abundantianabundance cornodelabundantiacornucopia,hornofabundanceorplenty abundarvtoabound,beplentifulabundarintoaboundinorwith

Hence:abundanteabundantiasuperabundarsuperabundantesuperabundantia

abusseeabut abusarv abusardetoabuse,makebaduseof abusatornabuser,misuser

abusatornabuser,misuser abusiveadjabusive(=ofimproperorwronguse) abusonabuse(=improperorwronguse) abut[ut/us]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:abusiveabusoabusarabusator,disabusar

abysmaladjabysmal abysmonabysm
Hence:abysmal

abyssaladjabyssal abyssinadjAbyssinian
Hence:Abyssiniaabyssino

AbyssinianprAbyssinia abyssinonAbyssinian abyssonabyss

Hence:abyssal

acacian[Bot.]acacia academianacademy
Hence:academic,academico

academicadjacademic,academical academiconacademician Academonpr[Gr.Mythol.]Academus

Hence:academia&

acaju[j]n1.cashew2.mahogany nucedeacajucashewnut acanthan[Bot.]prickle,thorn

Hence:acanthophoreetc.tragacanthaetc.notacantheetc.

acanthaceasn[Bot.]Acanthaceae acanthaceeadj[Bot.]acanthaceous acanthonacanthus(1.[Bot.]2.[Arch.])

Hence:acanthaceeacanthaceas

acanthophore[phore]adjspinebearing,acanthophorous

acanthophore[phore]adjspinebearing,acanthophorous acceder[ced/cess]v1.toapproach2.toaccede(=toassent)
Hence:accessibileaccessibilitate,inaccessibileinaccessibilitateaccessionaccessoriaccessorioaccesso

accelerando[I]n[Mus.]accelerando accelerarvtoaccelerate
Hence:accelerationaccelerator

accelerationnacceleration acceleratornaccelerator(1.anythingwhichincreasesspeedofmotion2.contrivanceforproducinggreaterspeedina machine) accendaliankindling(=wood,shavingsetc.usedtokindleafire) accender[cend/cens]vtolight,kindle

Hence:accendaliaaccendimentoaccendibileaccensibileaccensibilitateaccenditor

accendibileadjinflammable,combustible accendimentonlighting,kindling accenditornlighter(=deviceforlightingcigarettes,gas,candles,etc.) accensseeaccender accensibileadjinflammable,combustible,accensible accensibilitateninflammability,combustibility,accensibility accenton1.accent,stress2.accentmark

Hence:accentuaraccentuation

accentuseeaccento accentuarvtoaccentuate,accent accentuationnaccentuation acceptseeaccip acceptabileadjacceptable acceptabilitatenacceptability acceptarvtoaccept acceptationnacceptance acceptionnacceptation(=standardmeaning) accessseeacceder accessibileadjaccessible

accessibileadjaccessible accessibilitatenaccessibility accessionn1.accession("accessiontoadignity,athrone,etc.")2.adherence("adherencetoatreaty,aparty,etc.") accessonaccess(1."accesstoaplace"2.fit) accessoriadjaccessory(=adjunct) accessorionaccessory accidentaladjaccidental(1.nonessential2.happeningbychance) accidentenI.accident(1.nonessentialquality2.contingency3.mishap)II.[Gram.]accidence accidervtohappen,befall

Hence:accidenteaccidental

accip[cip/cept]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:acceptionacceptaracceptabileacceptabilitate,inacceptabileacceptation

accisianexcise acclamarvtoacclaim(=toapplaud)
Hence:acclamationacclamator

acclamationnacclaim,acclamation peracclamationbyacclamation acclamatornacclaimer acclimatarvtoacclimatize,acclimate acclimatationnacclimatization,acclimation accolladanaccolade(=ceremonioussalutationandembrace) accollarvtoembrace,salutewithanaccolade

Hence:accollada

accommodabileadj1.adaptable2.adjustable(asin"adjustablequarrel") accommodamentonsettlement(ofdisputes,etc.) accommodarvtoaccommodate(1.toadapt2.tosettle(disputes,etc.))

Hence:accommodamentoaccommodabileaccommodatoraccommodation

accommodationnadaptation,accommodation accommodatornaccommodator accompaniamentonI.(actionof)accompanyingII.retinue,attendanceIII.accompaniment(1.concomitant2.[Mus.]) accompaniarvtoaccompany

accompaniarvtoaccompany
Hence:accompaniamentoaccompanitor

accompaniatorn[Mus.]accompanist accopulamentoncoupling(1.actofcoupling2.[Techn.])specif.:[R.R.] accopularv1.tocouple(=tounite,bringtogetherinpairs)2.tomate(=tobringtogetherforbreeding) accordabileadj1.reconcilable2.tunable3.grantable accordanteI.pprofaccordarII.adjaccordant(1.conformable2.[Mus.]harmonious) accordarv1.toharmonize(=tocausetoagree)2.totune3.togrant,accord

Hence:accordoaccordanteaccordabileaccordatoraccordaturadisaccordardisaccordo

accordatorntuner(ofpianos,etc.) claveaccordatortuningkey accordaturan1.tuning2.pitch(asin"concertpitch") accordionnaccordion

Hence:accordionista

accordionistanaccordionist accordon1.accord,agreement2.[Mus.]chord deaccordoinaccord esserdeaccordotobeinaccord,agree ponersedeaccordotocometoanagreement decommunaccordobycommonconsent accostabileadjapproachable,accostable accostamentonapproach(asin"newlinesofapproach") accostarvtoaccost

Hence:acostamentoaccostabile

accostumarvtoaccustom
Hence:accostumateinaccostumatedisaccostumar

accostumate1.ppofaccostumar2.adjaccustomed,usual accreditarvtoaccredit(=tosendwithcredentials) accrescervtoincrease(=tocausetoincrease)

Hence:accrescimento

accrescimentonincrease(=growthinsize,amount,ordegree) accularvtobackup(ahorse,cart,etc.againstawall,etc.) accumulamentonheapingorpilingup,accumulation

accumulamentonheapingorpilingup,accumulation accumularvtoaccumulate,heapup
Hence:accumulamentoaccumulationaccumulator

accumulationnaccumulation accumulatornaccumulator(1.onewhoaccumulates2.storagebattery) accurrervtocomerunning,rushup accurtamentonshortening(=actofmakingshorter) accurtarvtoshorten,makeshorter

Hence:accurtamento

accusabileadjblameworthy,liabletobeaccusedaccusable accusabilitatenblameworthiness accusamentonaccusing,accusation accusarvtoaccuse accusarreceptiondetoacknowledgereceiptof

Hence:accusamentoaccusabileaccusabilitateaccusationaccusativoaccusatoraccusatoriaccusatocoaccusato

accusationnaccusation accusativon[Gram.]accusative accusatonaccused,defendant accusatornaccuser accusatoriadjaccusing,accusatoryalso:accusatorial acerbarvtoacerbate acerbeadjacerbalso:sour,bitter,harsh

Hence:acerbitateacerbarexacerbar&

acerbitatenacerbity acerenmaple,mapletree acetabulon[Rom.Antiq.]acetabulumalso:[Anat.] acetamido(mido)n[Chem.]acetamide acetaton[Chem.]acetate aceticadjacetic acetificarvtoacetify acetificationnacetification

acetificationnacetification acetonvinegar
Hence:acetatoacetabuloacetonaaceticacetoseacetificaracetificationacetamidoetc.

acetonan[Chem.]acetone acetoseadjacetous,acetose acetylenn[Chem.]acetylene AcherontenprAcheron achillea(a)n[Bot.]Achillea Achilles(lles)npr[Gr.Mythol.]Achilles calcedeAchillesAchilles'heel tendondeAchillesAchilles'tendon

Hence:achillea

achromateadjachromatous,colorless achromaticadj[Opt.]achromatic achromatisarv[Opt.]toachromatize achromatisationn[Opt.]achromatization achromatismon[Opt.]achromatism achromatopsia(a)nachromatopsy(=completecolorblindness) aciculan[Bot.,etc.]acicula(=needle,prickleetc.)

Hence:acicular

acicularadjacicular acide(cide)adjacid
Hence:aciditateaciduleacidularacidificaracidificabile,acidificationacidoaminoacidoetc.bydracidoetc.acidimetro etc.

acidificabileadjacidifiable acidficarvtoacidify(=tomakeacid,convertintoanacid) acidificationnacidification acidimetro(metro)nacidimeter aciditatenacidity acido(cido)nacid acidocarbonic1.carbonicacid2.carbondioxide,carbonicacidgas acidochlorhydrichydrochloricacid acidularvtoacidulate,flavorwithanacid

acidularvtoacidulate,flavorwithanacid aciduleadjacidulous acierage(aje)nsteelplating,acierage acierarvtosteel(1.tooverlay,point,plate,etc.,withsteel2.toconvertintoorcausetoresemblesteel) acierationnacieration(=conversionintostee]) acieria(a)nsteelworks,steelmill acieronsteel

Hence:acieriaacieraracierage,aciration

aconneedle
Hence:acicula&acupuncturaetc.

acon[occurringincompounds]aco,ac(=remedy)
Hence:acologiaetc.vanacetc.

acologia(a)n[Med.]acology
Hence:acologic

acologicadj[Med.]acologic acordonarvtolace(=tofastenortightenwithalace) acquestseeacquirer acquestonacquisition(=thingacquired) acquiescente1.pprofacquiescer2.adjacquiescent acquiescentianacquiescence acquiescervtoacquiesce

Hence:acquiescenteacquiescentia

acquirer[quir/quest/quisit]vtoacquire
Hence:acquiribileacquestoacquisitionacquisitoracquiritor

acquiribileadjacquirable acquiritornacquirer acquisitseeacquirer acquisitionnacquisition(1.actofacquiring2.thingacquired) acquisitornacquirer acradj[occurringincompounds]acro(=terminal,topmost)

acradj[occurringincompounds]acro(=terminal,topmost)
Hence:acropoleetc.acrostichioetc....

acre[A]nacre acreadjacrid
Hence:acritateacrimonia&

acrimonianacrimony
Hence:acrimoniose

acrimonioseadjacrimonious acritatenacridness acrobata(bata)nacrobat

Hence:acrobatiaacrobatismoacrobatic

acrobatia(a)nacrobatics acrobaticadjacrobatic acrobatismonacrobatism acropolenacropolis acrostichion[Pros.]acrostic actseeager actionnI.action(1.act,acting2.lawsuit)II.[Fin.]share hominedeactionmanofaction actioncivilcivilaction actionabileadjactionable actionarv1.toactuate(=tosetinactionormotion)2.[Law]tosue actioneronshareholder,stockholder actionistanshareholder,stockholder activarvtoactivatealso:tostirup,rouse activationnactivation activeadjactivelevoceactivetheactivevoice activitatenactivity activon[Com.]assets actonI.act(1.action,deed2."actofaplay")II.[Law]instrument,deed,record,etc. actornactor

actornactor actricenactress actualadj1.actual,real2.current,present actualisarvtoactualize actualisationnactualization actualitaten1.actuality(=actualexistence)2.characterofwhatiscurrentorpresent,thingoreventthatiscurrentor present actualitatescurrentevents,news(asin"newsreport,newsreel,newsfilm,etc.") actualmenteadv1.atpresent,(just)now2.actually actuarvtoactuate(=toputintoaction) actuarialadjactuarial actuariatonactuary'soffice(orprofession) actuarionactuary actuationnactuation aculeateadj[Zool.,Bot.]aculeate aculeiformeadjaculeiform aculeon1.[Zool.]sting2.[Bot.]thorn
Hence:aculeateaculeiformeetc.

acuminarvtosharpen,acuminate acuminate1.ppofacuminar2.adjpointed,acuminate acuminen1.[Bot.]ataperingpoint2.acumen

Hence:acuminaracuminate

acupuncturanacupuncture
Hence:acupuncturar

acupuncturarvtoacupuncture acusticadjacoustic tuboacusticspeakingtube cornoacusticeartrumpet

Hence:acustica

acusticanacoustics acutanguleadj[Geom.]acuteangled,acutangular acuteadjacute(1.sharppointed2.shrewd,penetrating,keen3.actingkeenlyonthesenses)

acuteadjacute(1.sharppointed2.shrewd,penetrating,keen3.actingkeenlyonthesenses) anguloacute[Geom.]acuteangle morboacuteacutedisease notaacutehighpitchedsound voceacuteshrillvoice doloracuteacuteorsharppain accentoacute[Gram.]acuteaccent,

Hence:acutessaacutiaracutiamento,acutiatoracutanguleetc.

acutessansharpness,acuteness acutiamentonsharpening acutiarvtosharpen(=tomakesharp) acutiatornsharpener(=onewhosharpens) [ad]prep1.to2.at(=a) adprefixoverbal[subjecttoassimilationbeforesingleconsonantusedwithverbsand,incombinationwithverbal suffixes,withnounsandadjectives]ad(=to,toward,into[expressingmotionto,changeinto,increaseofintensity,etc.])

Hence:accurreretc.approximar,etc.adjudicar,etc.

adasuffixosubstantive[usedwithnounsandverbs]adeI.[usedwithnouns](1.productmadefrom...2.seriesof...) II.[usedwithverbs](=actionof...ing)
Hence:limonadaetc.columnadaetc.cavalcadaetc.

adagionadage adagio[I]n[Mus.]adagio adagio[I]adv[Mus.]adagio AdamnprAdam pomodeAdamAdam'sapple

Hence:adamitasadamic

adamicadjAdamic adamitasnpl[Eccl.Hist.]Adamites adaptabileadjadaptable adaptabilitatenadaptability adaptarvtoadapt adaptaratoadaptto

Hence:adaptabileadaptabilitate,inadaptabileadaptation

adaptationnadaptation facultatedeadaptationadaptability,abilitytoadaptoneself addendum(pladdenda)[NL]naddendum

addendum(pladdenda)[NL]naddendum addervtoadd("toaddonethingtoanother")
Hence:additionadditional,additionaradditive

additionnaddition(1.actionofadding2.thingadded) additionaladjadditional additionarv[Math.]toaddup additiveadjadditive addormirvtoputtosleep addormirsetofallasleep addormite1.ppofaddormir2.adjasleep adducer[duc/duct]vtoadduce

Hence:adductionadductor

adductseeadducer adductionnadduction(1.actofadducing2.[Physiol.]) adductorn1.adducer2.[Physiol.]adductor adelphon[occurringincompounds]adelpho,adelph(1.brother2.twin)

Hence:monadelpheetc.Philadelphiaetc.

aden[Gr.]n[Physiol.]gland
Hence:adenitisadenomaadenoideadenoseadenographiaetc.

adenitis(tis)n[Pathol.]adenitis adenographia(a)nadenography adenoideadjadenoid,adenoidal adenoidesnpladenoids adenoman[Pathol.]adenoma adenoseadjglandulous,adenose adeo(o)interjfarewell,goodby(e) adeptonadept adequarvtoequalize

Hence:adequationadequateinadequate

adequate1.ppofadequar2.adjadequate adequationnadequation

adequationnadequation adherentenadherent,follower adherentianadherence,attachment adherer[her/hes]vtoadhere(1.tostickfast2.asin"toadheretoanopinion,party,etc.")

Hence:adherenteadherentiaadhesionadhesive

adhesseeadherer adhesionnadhesion(1.sticking2.assent) adhesiveadjadhesive,sticking adhoc[L]adhoc(=forthesakeofthisparticularcase,wellsuitedforthismatter) adhominem[L]adhominem argumentoadhominemargumentumadhominem [adhuc]advtothisplace,thusfar,hitherto,asyet,untilnow,sofar,yet,still adieu[F]nfarewell,adieu adipe(dipe)nanimalfat,bodyfatalso:adeps

Hence:adiposisadiposeadipositateadipoceraetc.

adipoceranadipocere adiposeadjadipose,fat adiposis(sis)nadiposis,fattydegeneration adipositatenadiposity,fatness adirv1.toapproachgoto2.toattain,enteruponalso:[Law]toenteron(aninheritance,etc.)

Hence:aditionadito

aditionn[Law]enteringupon(aninheritance) adito(dito)nadit,entrance(1.door,passage,etc.throughwhichoneenters2.access) adjacenteadjadjacent angulosadjacenteadjacentangles adjacentianadjacency(=stateofbeingadjacent) adjacerv adjaceratolienearorcloseto,borderupon

Hence:adjacenteadjacentia

adjectseeadjic adjectivaladj[Gram.]adjectival,adjective adjectiveadj[Gram.]adjective,adjectival

Hence:adjectivoadjectival

adjectivon[Gram.]adjective adjic[jic/ject]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:adjective&

adjudicarvtoadjudge(=toawardjudicially,asaprize,etc.) adjudicaratoknockdownto(atanauction)
Hence:adjudicationadjudicativeadjudicatoradjudicatario

adjudicatarionhighestbidder,purchaser(atanauction) adjudicationn1.adjudgment,award2.knockingdown(atanauction) adjudicativeadjadjudging,awarding adjudicatornadjudger,awarder adjunctseeadjunger adjunctionnadjunction(=theactofjoiningoradding) adjunctiveadjadjunctive adjuncton1.assistant,deputy2.[Gram.]adjunct adjunger[jung/junct]vtojoin,unite(onethingtoanother)

Hence:adjunctionadjunctiveadjuncto

adjurarvtoadjure
Hence:adjuration

adjurationnadjuration adjustabileadjadjustable adjustage(aje)n[Mach.]assembly(ofthepartsofamachine) adjustamentonadjustment(=actionofadjusting) adjustarv1.toadjust2.[Mach.]tofittogether,setup

Hence:adjustageadjustamentoadjustabileadjustatorreadjustarreadjustamento,readjustator

adjustatornadjuster[Mach.]fitter,setter,etc. adjutseeadjuvar adjutan1.aid,help2.aide(=assistant) adjutanten1.helper,assistant2.[Mil.]adjutant adjutarvtoaid,help

adjutarsedetouse,makeuseof
Hence:adjutaadjutante

adjutornhelp,helper adjuvante1.pprofadjuvar2.adjhelpful,adjuvant adjuvar[juv/jut]vtoaid,help

Hence:adjuvanteadjutoradjutar&coadjuvar&

adlibitum,adlib.[L]adlibitum,adlib. administrabileadjadministrable administrarvtoadminister(1.todirect,manage2.tofurnishorapply)

Hence:administrabileadministrationadministrativeadministrator

administrationnadministration(1.actionoffurnishingorapplying2.managementofpublicaffairs,aninstitution, business,etc.3.thepersonscollectivelymanagingpublicaffairs,aninstitution,business,etc.) administrativeadjadministrative administratornadministrator,manager admirabileadjadmirable admiralnadmiral

Hence:admiralatoadmiralitate

admiralatonadmiralship,admiralty admiralitatenadmiralty(1."laworcourtoftheadmiralty"2.governmentdepartmentinchargeofnavalaffairs) admirarvtoadmire

Hence:admirabileadmirationadmirativeadmirator

admirationnadmiration admirativeadjadmiring admiratornadmirer admiscer[misc/mixt]vtoadmix

Hence:admixtion

admissseeadmitter admissibileadjadmissible admissibilitatenadmissibility admissionnadmission(1.actofallowingentranceoraccess2.actofconcedingthevalidityortruthof)

admitter[mitt/miss]vtoadmit(1.toallowtoenter2.toacknowledgeasvalidortrue)
Hence:admissibileadmissibilitate,inadmissibileinadmissibilitateadmissioninadmissionreadmitterreadmission

admixtseeadmiscer admixtionnadmixture,admixtion admonervtoadmonish

Hence:admonitionadmonitoradmonitori

admonestarvtoadmonish
Hence:admonestation

admonestationnadmonition,admonishment admonitionnadmonition admonitornadmonitor,admonisher admonitoriadjadmonitory adoculamenton(actionof)fixingone'seyesupon adocularvtofixone'seyesupon,glueone'seyesto adolescenteadjadolescent adolescentenadolescent adolescentianadolescence adolescervtogrowup,tobecomeadolescent
Hence:adolescenteadolescentia

adonicadjAdonic,Adonian adonicon[Pros.]Adonic adonieadjAdonian,Adonic adonion[Pros.]Adonic Adonis(d)npr[Gr.Mythol.]Adonisadonis1.[Bot.]Adonis,pheasant'seye2.fop,dandy

Hence:adonicadonicoadonieadonio

adoptabileadjadoptable adoptabilitatenadoptability adoptarvtoadopt

Hence:adoptabileadoptabilitate,inadoptabileadoptator

adoptatornadopter adoptionnadoption adoptiveadjadoptive adorabileadjadorable adorabilitatenadorability adorarvtoadore,worship

Hence:adorabileadorabilitateadoration

adorationnadoration,worship adornamentonadornment(=actionofadorning) adornarvtoadorn adornardetoadornwith

Hence:adornamentoadornator

adornatornadorner adorsarv adorsar(uncosa)atoplace(something)withitsbackagainst adrem[L]adrem,tothepoint adrenaladj[Anat.]adrenal glandulasadrenaladrenalglands adrenalinanadrenalin adressarvtoaddress(1.towritetheaddresson,direct2.asin"toaddressaprayerto") adressarsetoaddressoneself(to) adresse[F]naddress(1.formalcommunication2.asin"addressofaletter,package,etc.")
Hence:adressar

Adrianpr(cityof)Adria
Hence:adriaticAdriatico

AdrianonprmAdrian
Hence:Adrianopolisetc.

Adrianopolis(polis)nprAdrianople adriaticadjAdriatic(1.pertainingtothecityofAdria2.pertainingtotheAdriatic) MarAdriaticAdriatic AdriaticonAdriatic adularvtoadulate

Hence:adulationadulatoradulatori

adulationnadulation adulatornadulator adulatoriadjadulatory adulciamenton1.(actof)sweetening2.(actof)softening,etc. adulciarv1.tosweeten(=tomakesweet)2.tosoften,tomakemilderormorepleasing,etc.3.torenderductileor malleable adulteadjadult,grownup

Hence:adulto

adultera(ltera)nadulteress adulterarv1.toadulterate2.tocommitadultery
Hence:adulteroadulterin,adulterose,adulteraadulterioadulterationadulterator

adulterationnadulteration(=actionofadulterating) adulteratorn1.adulterator2.adulterer adulterinadjadulterine adulterionadultery committeradulteriotocommitadultery adultero(ltero)nadulterer adulteroseadjadulterous adultonadult adumbrarvtoovershadow,adumbrate

Hence:adumbration

adumbrationnadumbration,overshadowing adurer[ur/ust]v1.toburn,scorch2.[Med.]tocauterize
Hence:adusteadustion

adustseeadurer adusteadjburnt,scorched,adust adustionn1.(actof)burning,scorching2.[Med.]cauterization advalorem[L][Com.]advalorem advenimentonadvent(=arrival)

advenir[ven/vent]vtohappen,cometopass
Hence:advenimentoadventoadventicie

adventseeadvenir adventicieadjadventitious Adventon[Eccl.]Advent adverbialadjadverbial adverbionadverb

Hence:adverbial

adversseeadverter adversarvtooppose adversarionadversary adversativeadj[Gram.]adversative adverseadj1.adverse(=contrary,unfavorable)2.opposite(=placedopposite) adversitatenadversity [adverso]adv/prep1.towards2.against3.opposite advertente1.pprofadverter2.adjadvertent,attentive advertentianadvertence,advertency adverter[vert/vers]vtoadvert,havereference(to)
Hence:advertenteadvertentia,inadvertenteinadvertentiaadverseadversario,adversitateadversaradversativeanimadverter etc.

advertimentonnotice,warning advertirvtoadvise,givenotice
Hence:advertimento

advocarvtocall,summontocalltoone'said
Hence:advocato

advocatonadvocate(1.[Law2.champion,supporter) adyname(name)adjweak,withoutstrength
Hence:adynamiaadynamic

adynamia(a)n[Med.]adynamia adynamicadj[Med.]adynamic

aernair(1."atmosphericair"2.appearance3.melody) esserinleaertobeupintheair facercastellosinleaertobuildcastlesintheair prenderleaertotakeanairing darseaerestogiveoneselfairs parlarinleaertotalkatrandom haberleaerde(faceruncosa)toappeartobe(doingsomething) haberleaer(triste)tolook(sad) aerelibreopenair

Hence:aereeantiaereeaerifereaeraraerage,aerationaerificaraerificationaerodromoetc.aerologiaetc.aeroplanoetc. aerobieetc.aeriformeetc.aerodynamicetc.

aerage(aje)naeration,airing aerarvtoair(=toexposetotheopenair) aerationnaeration,airingalso:[Chem.] aereeadjair(=airy,aerial) viaaeree[Aeronaut.]airway postaaereeairmail viasaeree[Anat.]airpassages aerifereadjaeriferous aerificarvtoaerify(=tochangetoanaeriformstate) aerificationnaerification aeriformeadjaeriform aerobieadj[Biol.]aerobic
Hence:anaerobieanaerobioaerobio

aerobion[Biol.]aerobe aerodromo(dromo)naerodromealso:airfield aerodynamicadjaerodynamic

Hence:aerodynamica

aerodynamicanaerodynamics aerographia(a)naerography aeroliticadjaerolitic aerolitho(lito)naerolite

Hence:aerolithic

aerologia(a)naerology aerometria(a)naerometry

aerometro(metro)naerometer
Hence:aerometria

aeronautanaeronaut,airman
Hence:aeronauticaeronautica

aeronauticadjaeronautic(al) aeronauticanaeronautics aeronavenairship aeronavesaircraft aeroplanonairplane

Hence:hydroaeroplanoetc.portaaeroplanosetc.

aeroportonairport aerostaticadjaerostatic
Hence:aerostatica

aerostaticanaerostatics aerostationnaerostation aerostato(stato)n[Aeronaut.]aerostat

Hence:aerostation

affabileadjaffable
Hence:affabilitate

affabilitatenaffability affaire[F]naffair(1.concern2.event) affairesaffairs,business affamarvtostarve,famish(=tocausetostarveorfamish)

Hence:affamator

affamatornstarver(asin"starverofthepeople") affectseeafficer affectabileadjimpressionable affectarvtoaffect(=tohaveanaffectionfor) affectarvtoaffect(topretend,feign)

Hence:affectationaffectate

affectateadjaffected(=fullofaffectation)

affectationnaffectation(=artificialityofmanner) affectibileadjimpressionable affectibilitatenimpressionability affectionnaffection(1.thefactorstateofbeingaffectedoractedupon)2.fondness3.[Pathol.])

Hence:affectionaraffectionatedisaffectiondisaffectionar

affectionarvtobefondof affectionate1.ppofaffectionar2.adjaffectionate affectiveadjaffective,emotional affectonaffection,fondness affectuoseadjloving,affectionate afficer[fic/fect]vtoaffect(=tohaveaneffecton)

Hence:affectibileaffectibilitateaffection&affectiveaffectoaffectuose,affectaraffectabileaffectar&

affidavit(vit)naffidavit(=writtenstatementmadeonoath) affiger[fig/fix]vtoaffix,fasten
Hence:affixoaffixar

affilarvtowhet,sharpen
Hence:affilatoria

affilatoriansharpener,sharpeningmachine affiliarvtoaffiliate(=toreceiveorconnectasmember,branch,etc.) affiliarsecontoaffiliatewith,join

Hence:affiliationaffiliate

affiliate1.ppofaffiliar2.adjaffiliate,affiliated affiliationnaffiliation(withasociety,etc.) affinadj1.resembling,like2.relatedbymarriage (patre,matre,etc.)affin(father,mother,etc.)inlaw

Hence:affinitate

affinamenton(actof)refining,improvingalso:[Metal.] affinarv1.torefine,improvealso:[Metal.]
Hence:affinamentoaffinatorraffinar&

affinatornrefiner(ofmetals)

affinitatenaffinity(1.relationshipbymarriage2.resemblance,likeness3.attraction) affirmabileadjaffirmable affirmarv1.tostrengthen,makefirm2.toaffirm,assert

Hence:affirmabileaffirmationaffirmativeaffirmativaaffirmatorreaffirmar

affirmationnaffirmation(1.assertion2.affirmativeproposition) affirmativanaffirmative(=affirmativestatement,reply,etc.) affirmativeadjaffirmative responderaffirmativementetoanswerintheaffirmative affirmatornaffirmer affixseeaffiger affixarvtoaffix,fasten affixon[Gram.]affix afflictseeaffliger afflictionnaffliction,distress afflictiveadjgivingpain,distressing penaafflictivecorporalpunishment affliger[flig/flict]vtoafflict affligersetobegrieved
Hence:afflictionafflictive

affloramenton[Geol.]outcrop afflorarv[Geol.]tooutcrop
Hence:affloramento

affluenteI.pprofaffluerII.adj1.tributary(asin"tributarystream")2.affluent,opulent affluententributary(stream),affluent affluentianaffluence(1.concourse,flowingtowards2.asin"affluenceofpeople"3.profusion,opulence) affluer[flu/flux]v1.toflow(into)2.tocrowd,flock,throng(toaplace)

Hence:affluenteaffluentiaaffluxo

affluxseeaffluer affluxonafflux affollamenton1.madness2.panic,terror affollarvtomadden,drivemad affollarsetogomadalso:tolosecontrolofoneself,growpanicky

affollarsetogomadalso:tolosecontrolofoneself,growpanicky
Hence:affollamento

affrontamenton1.(actof)affronting,insulting2.opendefiance affrontarvtoaffront(1.toinsulttotheface2.tofaceindefiance)
Hence:affrontoaffrontamentoaffrontator

affrontatornaffronter,insulter affrontonaffront affusarvtospindle,giveaspindleshapeto(asin"tospindleacolumn,etc.") Africa()nprAfrica

Hence:africanafricano

africanadjAfrican africanonAfrican agaragar[Mal.]nagaragar agata()nagate(=thestoneagate)

Hence:agatifereagatinagatiformeetc.

agatifereadjagatiferous agatiformeadjagatiform agatinadjagate,agatine age(aje)suffixosubstantive[usedwithnounsandverbsagibeforeaandoofadditionalsuffix]age(1.collection of...2.actionorprocessofing)

Hence:foliageetc.acierageetc.

agendanagenda(=memorandumbook) agentenagent(1.activepower2.onewhoactsforanother) agente(decambio)(stock)broker agentianagency(asin"newsagency,realestateagency,etc.") ager[ag/actig/act]vtoact(=tobedoing)

Hence:agenda:agenteagentiaagitar&:agibileactionactionero,actionista,actionaractionabile,inactionactiveactivate, activaractivation,activo,inactiveinactivitate,radioactiveetc.actoractriceactoactuarioactuariato,actuarial,actual actualitate,actualisaractualisation,actuaractuation,interactocoager&reager&retroagerretroaction,retroactive retroactivitatetransiger&ligitaretc.

agglomerarvtoagglomerate(=togatherorheaptogether)
Hence:agglomerationaglomerato

agglomerationnagglomeration

agglomeratonagglomerate agglutinante1.pprofagglutinar2.adjagglutinant,agglutinative linguasagglutinanteagglutinativelanguages agglutinarvtostickorgluetogether,agglutinate

Hence:aglutinanteagglutinationagglutinative

agglutinationnagglutination agglutinativeadjagglutinative,agglutinating aggrandimenton1.enlargement2.aggrandizement aggrandirv1.tomakegreater,enlargealso:tomagnify2.toaggrandize(=toincreasethepower,wealth,orrank,of)

Hence:aggrandimento

aggravamentonaggravation aggravarvtoaggravate(=tomakeworse)aggravarsetogrowworseormoreserious
Hence:aggravamentoaggravationaggravator

aggravationnaggravation(=actofaggravating,orstateofbeingaggravated) aggravatornaggravator aggreder[gred/gress]vtoassail,attack

Hence:aggressionaggressiveaggressor

aggregarvtoaggregate(=tocollectoruniteintoamassorsum)
Hence:aggregationaggregativeaggregatodisaggregardisaggregation

aggregationnaggregation aggregativeadjaggregative aggregatonaggregate aggressseeaggreder aggressionnaggression aggressiveadjaggressive aggressornaggressor aggruppamenton1.(actof)grouping2.group aggrupparvtogroup agiseeage agibileadj1.feasible2.manageable

agileadjagilenimble
Hence:agilitate

agilitatenagilitynimbleness agio(ajo)n[Com.]agio,exchangepremium
Hence:agiotaragiotage,agiotator

agiotage(ajotaje)nagiotage,exchangebusiness,stockbroking agiotar(aj)vtospeculate(onthestockexchange) agiotator(aj)nspeculator(onthestockexchange) agitarvI.toagitate(1.tomoveorshakeviolentlytostir2.toperturb,excite)II.todebate

Hence:agitationagitator

agitationnagitation(1.violentmovingorshaking2.disturbance,excitement) agitatornagitator(1.[Pol.]2.apparatusforshakingormixingalso:stirringrod,mixer) agnonlamb agnosticadjagnostic

Hence:agnosticismoagnostico

agnosticismonagnosticism agnosticonagnostic agogadj[occurringincompounds]agogue(1.]eading2.drawingforth)

Hence:sialagogeetc.hypnagogicetc.demagogoetc.pedagogoetc.

agonn[Gr.Antiq.]agon
Hence:agoniaagonisaragonistaprotagonistaetc.,agonistic,agonisante,antagonisar&

agonia(a)nagony(1.deathstruggle2.extremepainofmind) agonisante1.pprofagonisar2.adjonthepointofdeath agonisarv1.tobeonthepointofdeath2.toagonize,suffermentalanguish agonistan[Gr.Antiq.]agonist agonisticadj[Gr.Antiq.]agonistic agora(gora)n[Gr.Hist.]agora

Hence:agoraphobeetc.

agoraphobe(phobe)adjagoraphobic
Hence:agoraphobiaagoraphobo

agoraphobia(a)n[Psychopathol.]agoraphobia agoraphobo(phobo)n[Pychopathol.]agoraphobe agra[occurringincompounds]

Hence:podagraetc....

agradabileadjagreeable,pleasing agradamenton1.pleasure2.agreeableness,pleasantness agradarv agradaratoplease agrariadjagrarianalso:farm,field(asin"farmorfieldlaborer") agresteadjrustic(1.rural2.awkward,uncouth) agricola(cola)nagriculturalist agricoleadjagricultural agricultornagriculturistalso:farmer,husbandman,etc. agriculturanagriculture,farming agrimensornsurveyor(=onewhosurveyslands,highways,etc.) agrimensuran1.surveying2.[Topog.]survey agronfield(=arableland)
Hence:agrariagresteagricolaetc.:agricoleetc.agriculturaetc.agronomoetc.

agronomia(a)nagronomy,agronomics agronomicadjagronomic,agricultural agronomo(r)nagronomist

Hence:agronomia,agronomic

aguerrimenton(actof)inuringtowar aguerrirvtoinuretowar
Hence:aguerrimento

agulianneedlealso:gramophoneneedle aguliamagneticmagneticneedle
Hence:aguliataagulietta

aguliatanneedleful(ofthread,etc.) aguliettanaglet,aiguillette

aigrette[F]naigrette airanthreshingfloor ajornamentonadjournment,postponement ajornarvtoadjourn,postpone

Hence:ajornamento

alsuffixoadjective[usedwithnouns]al(=pertainingto...,characteristicof...,etc.)
Hence:naturaletc.conversationaletc.

alseealcohol,aldehydo,oraluminium alv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:alimento&alibile&coal&

al[occurringincompounds]
Hence:nyctalopiaetc.

alanwing(1."wingofabird,airplaneetc."2.partofabuilding)
Hence:alettaalate

la[F]la(asin"laNewburgh") alabastrinadjalabastrine,alabaster alabastritenalabaster(=Orientalalabaster) alabastronalabaster(asin"gypseousalabaster")

Hence:alabastritealabastrin

lacarte[F]lacarte alacre(l)adjeager,brisk,alacritous
Hence:alacritate

alacritateneagerness,briskness,alacrity alarmanalarm(1.calltoarms2.fright)
Hence:alarmistaalarmaralarmante

alarmante1.pprofalarmar2.adjalarming alarmarvtoalarm(1.tocalltoarms2.tostartle) alarmistanalarmist alateadjwinged alaudaseealoda

alban1.dawn,breakofday2.[Eccl.]alb albanseeAlbania albaneseadj/nAlbanian AlbanianprAlbania

Hence:albanese

albatrosn[Ornith.]albatross albeadjwhite(=ofthecolorwhite)
Hence:albin&albumine&albifloretc.alba

albergarvtoshelter,lodge albergeroninnkeeper albergon1.shelter,lodging2.inn albergodejuventuteyouthhostel

Hence:albergeroalbergar

albifloradjwhiteflowered,albiflorous albinadjalbino
Hence:albinismoalbino

albinismonalbinism albinonalbino albricocnapricot

Hence:albricochiero

albricochseealbricoc albricochieronapricottree album(l)nalbum albumina(mina)n[Biochem.]albumin albuminenalbumen(1.whiteofanegg2.[Bot.])

Hence:albuminoidealbuminosealbuminuriaetc.albumina

albuminoideadjalbuminoid,albuminoidal albuminoiden[Biochem.]albuminoid albuminoseadjalbuminous,albuminose albuminurian[Pathol.]albuminuria

[al(c)][occurringincompounds]some,any(=ali(c))
Hence:alcoalcunetc.alcunoetc.alquandoetc.

alcan[Ornith.]auk alcalseealcali alcalde[H]nalcalde(=mayorofaSpanishtown,etc.) alcali(l)[Chem.]alkali alcalivolatileammonia

Hence:alcalinalcalinitate,alcalinoalcaloidealcalisaralcalisationalcalimetroetc.

alcalimetro()nalkalimeter alcalinadjalkaline alcalinitatenalkalinity alcalinonalkaline alcalisarvtoalkalize alcalisationnalkalization alcaloidenalkaloid alcen[Zool.]elk alchimia(a)nalchemyHencc:alchimistaalchimic alchimicadjalchemical alchimistanalchemist [alco]pronsomething,anythingadvsomewhat(=alique) alcohol[NL]nalcohol
Hence:alcoholismoalcoholicalcoholicoalcoholisaralcoholisationchloraletc.

alcoholicadjalcoholic alcoholiconalcoholic alcoholisarvtoalcoholize alcoholisationnalcoholization alcoholismonalcoholism alcovanalcove(=recessedportionofaroom) [alcun]adjsome,anyalso:afew(=alicun) [alcuno]indefpronsomeone,anyone(=alicuno)

ale[A]nale alertan[Mil.]alert
Hence:alerte

alerteadjalert(=vigilant) alettan1.smallwing,winglet2.(small)wingshapedappendage(=flange,rib,fin,etc.) aleutnAleut

Hence:aleuticAleutas

AleutasnprplAleutians aleuticadjAleutian InsulasAleuticAleutianIslands AlexandranprfAlexandra AlecandrianprAlexandria alexandrianadjAlexandrian(=ofAlexandria) alexandrinadjI.Alexandrian(1.ofAlexandria2.ofAlexandertheGreat)II.[Pros.]Alexandrine alexandrinon[Pros.]Alexandrine AlexandronprmAlexander

Hence:Alexandriaalexandrian,alexandrinalexandrinoAlexandra

alganalga algebra(l)nalgebra
Hence:algebristaalgebric

algebricadjalgebraic,algebraical algebristanalgebrist Algernpr1.Alger2.Algiers

Hence:Algeriaalgerianalgeriano

AlgerianprAlgeria algerianadjAlgerian,Algerine algerianonAlgerian algesia(a)n[Med.]algesia(=sensitivitytopain)

Hence:analgesiaanalgesic

algia(a)[occurringincompounds]algia(=pain) algon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]algo,alg(=pain)

algon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]algo,alg(=pain)
Hence:algiaanalgiaanalgic,neuralgiaetc.nostalgiaetc.algometroetc.

algometria(a)n[Psychol.]algometry(=measurementofsensitivitytopain) algometricadj[Psychol.]algometric algometro(netro)n[Psychol.]algometer

Hence:alometriaalgometric

[alia][L]nplotherthings interaliainteralia,amongotherthings aliasuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns](=worthlesscollectionof...s)

Hence:ferraliaetc.

alias(l)adv1.otherwise(=inanothermanner)2.alias3.atanothertime alibi(l)advelsewhere alibi(l)nalibi alibileadjnutritive,nourishing,alible

Hence:alibilitate

alibilitatenalibility ali(c)[occurringincompounds]any,some
Hence:aliqueetc.aliquandoetc.alicubietc.alicunetc.[aliquid]etc.[aliqua]etc.

alicubi(cubi)adv1.somewhere2.anywhereasin("didyouseehimanywhere?") alicunadjsome,anyalso:afew alicuncosasomething,anything

Hence:alicuno

alicunoindefpronsomeone,somebodyanyone,anybody [alie]adjother alienadjalien(=differinginnature)

Hence:alienismoalienistaalienaralienabilealienabilitate,inalienabileinalienabilitate,alienation,alienator,alienate alienatario

alienabileadjalienable alienabilitatenalienability alienarvtoalienate(1.totransferownershipof2.toestrange) alienatarionalienee alienate1.ppofalienar2.adjinsane

alienate1.ppofalienar2.adjinsane alienationnalienation(1.transferofownershiptoanother2.estrangement3.insanity) alienatornalienator alienismon[Med.]alienism alienistanalienist alimentarvtofeed alimentariadjalimentary alimentationnnourishment,alimentation alimentatornfeeder,alimenter alimentonfood alimentosallowancespecif.:alimony
Hence:alimentarialimentosealimentaralimentation,alimentator,subalimentarsubalimentation,superalimentar superalimentation

alimentoseadjnutritious alineamentonalignment(=actionofaligning) alinearvtoalign(=torangeorplaceinaline)

Hence:alineamento

[aliqua](l)adv1.somewhere2.somehow aliquandoadvatsometimeorother,atanytimesometimeinfuturetime aliquantoadvsomewhat,tosomedegree alique(l)pronsomething,anythingadvsomewhat [aliquid](l)pronsomething [aliquot](l)adj/indefpronsome,several,afew alizarinmadderroot

Hence:alizarina

alizarinanalizarin,madderroot alladj[occurringincompounds]allo,all(=other)
Hence:allotropeetc.

allactamenton(actof)suckling,nursing allactarvtosuckle,nurse
Hence:allactamento

Hence:allactamento

allargamentonwidening,broadening allargarvtowiden(=tomakebroad(er)) allectarvtolayup(throughillness)

Hence:allectate

allectate1.ppofallectar2.adjbedridden alle[F]navenue,walk,alley allegarvtoallege(=tobringforwardasanargumentorexcuse)

Hence:allegation

allegationn[Law]allegation allegoria(a)nallegory
Hence:allegoristaallegoricallegorisarallegorisation,allegorisator

allegoricadjallegoric,allegorical allegorisarvtoallegorize allegorisaionnallegorization allegorisatornallegorizer allegoristanallegorist allegrarvtocheerup,brightenup(=tomakegayorcheerful) allegrarsetorejoice allegreadjgay,sprightlymerrycheerful

Hence:allegressaallegrarallegroallegretto

allegressangayness,sprightlinessmerrinesscheerfulness allegretton[Mus.]allegretto allegron[Mus.]allegro alleluia(ya)alleluia,hallelujah allergia(a)n[Pathol.]allergy

Hence:allergic

allergicadj[Pathol.]allergic allertanalert,alarm allertarvtogivethealarmto,alarm allerteadjalert,watchful

allerteadjalert,watchful
Hence:allertaallertar

alleviarvtolighten(=tomakelessheavy)also:toalleviate
Hence:alleviationalleviator

alleviationnlightening(=makinglessheavy)also:alleviation alleviatornlighteneralso:alleviator alliantianalliance learcadelalliantiatheArkoftheCovenant alliarvtoally alliarsetoformanalliance

Hence:alliantiaalliato

alliatonally alligarv1.tobind,attach(to)2.toalloy(asin"toalloysilverwithcopper")
Hence:alligato

alligatonalloy alligator[A]nalligator alliongarlic alliterarvtoalliterate

Hence:alliteration

alliterationnalliteration allitterseealliter allocutseealloquer allocutionnallocution allongamenton(actof)lengthening allongarvtolengthen(=tomakelonger) allongar(lebracio)tostretchout(one'sarm)

Henceallongamento

allopathe()nallopath allopathia(a)nallopathy alloquer[loqu/locut]vtopronounceanallocution

Hence:allocution

allotrope(trope)adj1.[Chem.]allotropic2.[Zoo.]allotropous

allotrope(trope)adj1.[Chem.]allotropic2.[Zoo.]allotropous
Hence:allotropiaallotropicallotropo

allotropia(a)n[Chem.]allotropy allotropicadj[Chem.]allotropic allotropo(tropo)n[Chem.]allotrope allright[A]allright alluv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:alluvionalluvial

alluder[lud/lus]vtoallude
Hence:allusionallusive

allusseealluder allusionnallusion facerallusionatoalludeto allusiveadjallusivealluding alluvseeallu alluvialadjalluvial alluvionn1.inundationalluvion2.alluvium almamater[L]almamater almanacnalmanac almosnanalms faceralmosnatogivealms
Hence:almosneroalmosneriaalmosniera

almosneria(a]nalmonry almosneronalmoneralmsgiver almosnieranalmspurse,almsbag aloda(?)nlark(=singingbirdofthefamilyAlaudidae) [alora]advthen(1.atthattime2.inthatcase,consequently) AlpesnprplAlps

Hence:alpestrealpinalpinismo,alpinista,cisalpin,transalpintransalpino

alpestreadjAlpine,Alpestrine alphanalpha(=thefirstletteroftheGreekalphabet)

alphanalpha(=thefirstletteroftheGreekalphabet) alphaeomegaalphaandomega particulaalphaalphaparticle radioalphaalpharay

Hence:alphabetoetc.

alphabeticadjalphabetical alphabetisarvtoalphabetize alphabetisationnalphabetization alphabetonalphabet

Hence:alphabeticalphabetisaralphabetisationanalphabeteanalphabetismo,analphabetoanalphabetic

alpinadjAlpine,alpinealso:[Ethnol.] alpinismonAlpinismmountaineering alpinistanAlpinistAlpineclimber [alquando]advatsometimeorotheratanytimesometimeinfuturetime(=aliquando) [alquanto]advsomewhat,tosomedegree(=aliquanto) AlsatianprAlsace

Hence:alsatianalsatiano

alsatianadjAlsatian alsatianonAlsatian [alsi]()adv1.also,too2.likewise,moreover,furthermore Altai(i)nprAltai(1.Altaimountains2.Altairegion)

Hence:altaicuraloaltaicetc.

altaic(ic)adjAltaic altarnaltar alteadj1.high2.loud inaltevocealoud(1.notinawhisper2.loudly)

Hence:altessaaltitudeexaltar&altiar&altimetroetc.altisoneetc.altisonanteetc.altoparlatoretc.altocontralto

alterabileadjalterable alterarv1.toalter(=tomakedifferent)2.toadulterate suvocesealterava(conemotion)hisvoicebroke(withemotion) alterationn1.alteration2.adulteration(=actionofadulterating) altercarvtoquarrel,wrangle,altercate

Hence:altercation

Hence:altercation

altercationnaltercation altereadjother(1.additional2.different) unaltereanother leunlealtere,leuneslealteresoneanother,eachother altereviceasecondtime,onceagain,oncemore

Hence:alterne&alteraralterabileinalterabileinalterabilitate,alterationaltruismoaltruista[alterubi]etc.[unaltere]etc. sesquialtereetc.

alternarvtoalternate(1.todobyturns2.tooccurbyturns) alternateadjalternate,alternating alternationnalternation alternativan1.alternation2.alternative(=choicebetweentwopossiblethingsorlinesofaction) alternativeadj1.alternate,alternating2.alternative currentealternativealternatingcurrent alterneadj[Math.,Bot.]alternate angulosalternealternateangles

Hence:alternaralternation,alternativealternativa,alternatesubalterne

[alterubi](rubi)advelsewhere altessanHighness altiamenton(actof)raisingorlifting altiarvtoraise(1.tomakehigher2.toraisethepositionorlevelof) altiarlevocetoraiseone'svoice

Hence:altiamentorealtiar

altimetro()naltimeter altisonanteadjaltisonant,highsounding altisoneadjaltisonant,highsounding altituden1.altitude2.height alaltitudedel(situation,etc.)equalto(thesituation,etc.) alaltitudede(uncapo,uninsula,etc.)off(acape,anisland,etc.) altonI.top,upperpartII.[Mus.]alto(1.contraltovoice2.tenorviolin) lealtose(le)bassostheupsanddowns inalto1.upward(s),upalso:upstairs2.(up)ontopalso:upstairs dealtoabasso1.fromthetoptothebottom2.fromtoptobottom,fromtoptotoe altoparlatornloudspeaker altruseealtere altruismonaltruism

altruismonaltruism altruistanaltruist aluminium(nium)naluminum,aluminium alveontrough,tubalso:bathtub

Hence:alveoloalveolari,alveolate

alveolariadj1.celllikehoneycomb(asin"honeycombpattern")2.[Anat.]alveolar alveolateadjhoneycombed,pitted,alveolate alveolo(olo)n1.cell(ofahoneycomb)2.socket(ofatooth) amseeammoniaco amabileadjlovable,amiable amabilitatenamiability amalgama(ml)namalgam

Hence:amalgamaramalgamation,amalgamator

amalgamarvtoamalgamate(1.[Metal.]2.tocombine,consolidate) amalgamationnamalgamation(1.union,consolidation2.[Metal.]) amalgamatornamalgamator amandola(ndola)nalmond

Hence:amandoliero

amandolieronalmondtree amantenlover,paramour amaradjbitter

Hence:amaritudeamarisar

amarvtolovealso:tolike,befondof,etc.
Hence:amanteamabileamabilitateamatoramatoriamate

amarage(aje)n[Aeronaut.]actionofalightingonwater amararv[Aeronaut.]toalightonwater
Hence:amarage

amarisarvtomakebittertoembitter amaritudenbitterness amassamentonamassment

amassamentonamassment amassarvtoamass
Hence:amassamentoamassator

amassatornamasser amate1.ppofamar2.adjbeloved amateur[F]namateur amatorvlover(=onewhohasastronglikingforsomething) amatoriadjamatory AmazonnprAmazon(1.Gr.Mythol.]2.[Geog.]) amazonamazon,horsewomanalso:virago

Hence:amazonie

amazonieadjAmazonian(1.pertainingtotheAmazons2.pertainingtotheAmazonriver) ambassv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:ambassadaambassator

ambassadanembassy ambassatornambassador ambeadjbothambespron.both ambidextere,ambidextreadjambidextrous ambienteadjambient,surroundingambientenenvironment(=allofthesurroundingconditionsandinfluences) ambigueadjambiguous

Hence:ambiguitateinambigueinambiguitate

ambiguitatenambiguity(1.doubleordubiousmeaning2.ambiguousexpression) ambirv1.togoround(something),surround2.togoroundafter,solicit
Hence:ambienteambition&ambito

ambitionnambition
Hence:ambitiose

ambitioseadjambitious ambito(m)nambit,circuit,circuitousroute ambivertv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:ambivertito

ambivertiton[Psychol.]ambivert

ambivertiton[Psychol.]ambivert amblyadj[occurringincompounds]ambly(=dulldimbluntobtuse,etc.)
Hence:amblyopiaetc....

amblyopia(a)n[Med.]amblyopia
Hence:amblyopic

amblyopicadjamblyopic ambran1.amber2.ambergris ambragriseambergris

Hence:ambrar

ambrarvtoperfumewithambergris ambrosianambrosia(1.foodintendedorfitforthegods2.[Bot.]wormseed) ambrosialadjambrosial ambrosianadjAmbrosian cantoambrosianAmbrosianchant ritoambrosianAmbrosianrite ambrosieadjambrosial

Hence:ambrosiaambrosial

AmbrosionprmAmbrose SancteAmbrosioSaintAmbrose
Hence:ambrosian

ambulante1.pprofambular2.adjambulant ambulantianambulance(1.fieldhospital2."hospitalambulance") ambularvtowalk(=togoonfoot)

Hence:ambulanteambulantiaambulatoriambulaturadeambulardeambulation,deambulatoripreambularpreambulo funambuloetc.noctambuleetc.

ambulaturangait,walk ameban[Zool.]amoeba
Hence:amebicameboideamebiformeetc.

amebicadjamoebic amebiformeadjamoebiform ameboideadjamoeboid movimentosameboide[Zool.,Physiol.]amoeboidmovements amen[L]interjamen

amen[L]interjamen amentosuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinar]ament,ement,ment(=actionorresultof...ing)
Hence:arrangiamentoetc.commandamentoetcdiscoragiamentoetc.governamentoetc.ornamentoetc.

AmericanprAmerica AmericadelnordNorthAmerica AmericadelsudSouthAmerica AmericalatinLatinAmerica

Hence:americanamericanismo,americanisar,angloamericanetc.,panamericanetc.,americano

americanadjAmerican(1.belongingtoNorthorSouthAmerica2.belongingtotheUnitedStates) americanisarvtoAmericanize americanismonAmericanism(1.Americancustomorcharacteristic2.wordorphrasepeculiartoAmericanEnglish) americanonAmerican(1.aninhabitantofNorthorSouthAmerica2.aninhabitantoftheUnitedStates) amethystonamethyst amic(c)adjfriendly(=notenemy) (nation)amicfriendly(nation)

Hence:amicitateamicaramicabileamicabilitateinimic&amicoamicalinamicalamica

amica(ca)nfriend(fem.) amicabileadjamicable,friendly amicabilitatenfriendliness,amicability amicaladjfriendly (reguardo)amicalfriendly(look) amicarvtomakefriendsof amicarsetomakefriends(with) amicitatenfriendship amico(co)nfriend(masc.) amido()n[Chem.]amide
Hence:amidogenoetc.acetamidoetc.

amidogeno(geno)n[Chem.]amidogen aminon[Chem.]amine
Hence:aminophenoletc.aminoacidoetc.methylaminoetc.vitaminaetc.

aminoacido(cido)n[Chem.]aminoacid aminophenoln[Chem.]aminophenol amita(m)naunt

amita(m)naunt
Hence:granamita

AmmonnprAmmon(1.[Egypt.Relig.]2.[Gr.,Rom.Relig.]) cornodeAmmonhornofAmmon
Hence:ammoniteammoniacammoniaco&

ammonseeammoniacoorammonium ammonaln[Technol.]ammonal ammoniacadjammoniac gummaammoniacgumammoniac aquaammoniacammonia(water) ammoniacaladjammoniacal ammoniacon1.ammonia(=[Chem.]NH3)2.ammoniac,gumammoniac ammoniaco(liquide)(liquid)ammonia,ammonia(water)

Hence:ammoniacalammoniumammonaletc.ammonicammonifiarammonificationamido&amino&

ammonicadjammonic,ammoniacal ammonificarvtoammonify ammonificationnammonification(1.impregnationwithammonia2.decompositionwithproductionofammonia) ammoniten[Paleontol.]ammonite ammonium(nium)nammonium amnesia(a)namnesia,lossofmemory

Hence:cryptomnesiaetc.

amnestia(a)namnesty
Hence:amnesticamnestiar

amnestiarvtoamnesty,giveorproclaimamnesty(to) amnesticadjamnesty,amnestic amollimentonsoftening,makingsoft amollirvtosoften(=tomakesoft)

Hence:amollimento

amontanamount amontarvtoamount
Hence:amonta

amornlove(=passionateaffection)

amornlove(=passionateaffection) amorproprieselfesteem amoresamours,loveaffairs

Hence:amorettoamoroseamorositateinamorarinamorate

amoraladjamoral,nonmoral
Hence:amoralismo

amoralismonamoralism amorettonloveaffair,flirtation amoroseadjamorous(1.loving2.pertainingtolove) amorositatenamorousness amorpheadjamorphousspecif.:[Chem.Geol.Biol.etc.] amorphia(a)namorphism amorphismonamorphism amortimenton(actof)deadening,subduing amortirvtodeaden(feelings,taste,etc.)

Hence:amortimento

amortisarvtoamortize(=toextinguishadebtbymeansofasinkingfund)
Hence:amortisation

amortisationnamortization amovervtoamove,remove(fromoffice,etc.)
Hence:amovibileamovibilitate,inamovibile

amovibileadjamovable,removable(=subjecttoremoval) amovibilitatenamovability,removability amperage(aje)namperage Ampre,AndrMarienpr[17751836physicistafterwhomthe"ampere"isnamed] legedeAmpreAmpre'slaw

Hence:ampereamperage,amperometroetc.,amperehoraetc.,amperetornoetc.,voltampereetc.

ampere(ampr)nampere amperehora(amperhra)namperehour amperetorno(ampertrno)nampereturn amperometro(metro)namperometer,ammeter amphiprefixo[usedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]amphi(1.both2.around,about)

amphiprefixo[usedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]amphi(1.both2.around,about)
Hence:amphibieetc.amphitheatroetc.

amphibieadjamphibious
Hence:amphibioamphibiologiaetc.

amphibionamphibian(1.[Zool.]2.amphibianairplane) amphibiologia(a)namphibiology amphitheatraladjamphitheatric,amphitheatrical anphitheatronamphitheater

Hence:amphitheatral

amphora(m)namphora ampleadjample(1.spacious,extensive2.copious)
Hence:amplitudeampliarampliationamplificaramplification,amplificative,amplificator

ampliarvtoenlarge(=tomakelarger) ampliationnenlargement,enlarging amplificarvtoamplify(1.asin"toamphfyastory,etc."2.[Elec.]3.toexaggerate) amplificationnamplification amplificativeadjamplifying,magnifying amplificatornamplifieralso:[Photog.]enlarger amplitudenamplitude ampullan1.[Pathol.]blister2.[Eccl.]ampulla3.phial,flaskalso:ampoule4.(electric)bulb amputarvtoamputate

Hence:amputation

amputationnamputation amuletonamuletalso:charm amusamentonamusement amusarvtoamuse,entertain amusarsetoamuseordivertoneself

Hence:amusamento

[an]1.interrpart anilhabelelibro?hashethebook?2.conjwhether
Hence:annonetc.

ansuffixoadjective[usedwithnamesofplacesandpersons]an(1.pertainingto...2.nativeto,citizenof,orinhabiting ...)
Hence:anoafricanetc.italianetc.urbanetc.mohammedanetc.

anprefixo[ainpositionsotherthanbeforehandvowelsusedwithnounsandadjectives]a,an,(=not...without orlacking...)
Hence:agnosticetc.amnesiaetc.analphabeteetc.anarchiaetc.anesthesiaetc.anestheticetc.anhydreetc.atheeetc.

anaprefixoana(1.up,upwards2.backwards3.again)
Hence:anachroneetc.anabaptisaretc.

anabaptisarvtoanabaptize,rabaptize anabaptismonAnabaptism anabaptistanAnabaptist anacardiaceasnpl[Bot.]Anacardiaceae anacardiaceen[Bot.]anacardiaceous anacardion[Bot.]anacardium

Hence:anacardiaceeanacardiaceas

anachroneadjanachronous,anachronic
Hence:anachronicanachronisaranachronismo

anachronicadjanachronous,anachronic,anachronistic anachronisarvtoanachronize,commitanachronisms anachronismonanachronism Anacreontenpr[Gr.Lit.]Anacreon

Hence:anacreontic

anacreonticadjAnacreontic anaerobieadj[Biol.]anaerobic anaerobion[Biol.]anaerobe anagrammananagram analadj[Anat.]anal analectosnplanalects,analecta analgesia(a)n[Med.]analgesia(=insensitivitytopain) analgesicadj[Med.]analgesic

analgesicadj[Med.]analgesic analgia(a)n[Med.]analgia,analgesia(=insensitivitytopain) analgicadj[Med.]analgic,analgesic analoge(loge)adjanalogous(=correspondinginsomeways) analogeaanalogousto

Hence:analogiaanalogic

analogia(a)nanalogy analogicadjanalogic,analogical(=foundedonanalogy) analphabeteadjilliterate analphabeticadj1.illiterate2.[Phonet.]analphabetic3.unwritten,withoutanalphabet analphabetismon1.illiteracy2.[Phonet.]analphabetism,analphabeticnotation analphabetonilliterate analysabileadjanalyzable analysarvtoanalyze analysatornanalyzer,analyst analyse(lyse)nanalysis analysequalitativequalitativeanalysis analysequantitativequantitativeanalysis analyseinfinitesimalinfinitesimalcalculus inleultimeanalyseinthelastanalysis,allthingsconsidered
Hence:analysaranalysabile,analysator,analystapsychoanalyseetc.

analystananalyst,analyzer analyticadjanalytic,analytical geometriaanalyticanalyticgeometry

Hence:psychoanalyticetc.

ananas(s)n[Bot.]pineapple anarchadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]anarch,anarcho(=anarchic,anarchical)
Hence:anarchiaanarchismo,anarchista,anarchicanarchosyndicalismoetc.anarchosyndicalistaetc.

anarchia(a)nanarchy anarchicadjanarchic,anarchical anarchismonanarchism anarchistananarchist anarchosyndicalismonanarchosyndicalism

anarchosyndicalismonanarchosyndicalism anarchosyndicalistananarchosyndicalistalso:attrib. anate()n[Zool.]duck anathema[ma/mat](tema)n[Eccl.]anathema

Hence:anathematisar

anathematseeanathema anathematisarv[Eccl.]toanathematize AnatolianprAnatolia anatomn[occurringinderivatives]anatom(=anatomy)

Hence:anatomiaanatomistaanatomic

anatomia(a)nanatomy anatomicadjanatomic,anatomical anatomistananatomist ancestraladjancestral ancestrenancestor

Hence:ancestral

ancianadjancient,old (le)ancianos(the)ancients
Hence:ancianitate

ancianitaten1.oldness,antiquity2.seniority(=lengthofservice) ancora(n)nanchor
Hence:ancorarancoragedisancorar

[ancora]1.advstill,yet2.interjencore! ancorage(aje)nanchorage(1.actionofanchoring2.placetoanchor3.anchoragedues) ancorarvtoanchor andaluseadjAndalusian

Hence:andalusoAndalusia

AndalusianprAndalusia andalusonAndalusian andante[I]adj/adv/n[Mus.]andante andantino[I]adj/n[Mus.]andantino

andantino[I]adj/n[Mus.]andantino AndesnprplAndes CordilleradelAndesCordilleraoftheAndes andrn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]andr,andro(=man,male,husband)

Hence:androideandrophobiaetc.androgyneetc.gynandreetc.polyandreetc.monandreetc.

Andreas(as)nprmAndrew androgyneadjandrogynous(1.hermaphroditic2.[Bot.])
Hence:androgyniaandrogyno

androgynia(a)nandrogyny androgyno(r)nandrogyne(1.hermaphrodite2.[Bot.]) androidenandroid androphobia(a)nandrophobia anecdota(c)nanecdote

Hence:anecdotistaanecdotic

anecdoticadjanecdotal anecdotistananecdotist anellarvto(causeto)curlinringlets,locks,etc. anellides(l)npl[Zool.]Annelides anellonring(=circleofmetalorothermaterial)also:link(ofachain) anellonuptialweddingring anellodelpiscatorfisherman'sring

Hence:anellidesanellar

anemia(a)n[Med.]anemia,anaemia
Hence:anemic

anemicadjanemic,anaemic anemon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]anemo(=wind)
Hence:anemoneanemometroetc.

anemographia(a)n[Meterol.]anemography anemographo()nanemograph anemometro()nanemometer anemone(ne)nanemone anemonedemarseaanemone

anemoscopionanemoscope anesthesia(a)nanesthesia anesthesiarvtoanesthetize anestheticadjanesthetic anestheticonanesthetic anethondill angeseeangio Angela()nprfAngela angelicadjangelic lesalutationangelictheAngelicSalutation,theAveMaria AngelicanprfAngelica angelican[Bot.]angelica angelo()nangel angelotutelarguardianangel
Hence:angelicangelica,Angelicaarchangeloetc.Angela

angelus()n[R.C.Ch.]Angelusalso:Angelusbell anginan[Pathol.]quinsy,angina anginadepectoreanginapectoris

Hence:anginose

anginoseadjquinsied angion[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]angio(=vessel)
Hence:angiographiaetc.angiospermeetc.sporangioetc.hydrangeaetc.

angiographia(a)nangiography angiologia(a)nanglology angiosperman[Bot.]angiosperm angiospermasAngiospermae angiospermeadj[Bot.]angiospermous

Hence:angiosperma

AnglaterranprEngland angleseadjEnglish anglesen1.English(=Englishlanguage)2.Englishman,Englishwoman

Anglianpr[Hist.]Anglia anglicadjAnglic,Anglian anglicanadj[Eccl.]Anglican ecclesiaanglicanChurchofEngland anglicanismon[Eccl.]Anglicanism anglicanon[Eccl.]Anglican anglicisarvtoAnglicize anglicismonAnglicism(1.Englishidiom2.qualityofbeingEnglish) angloamericanadjAngloAmerican

Hence:angloamericano

angloamericanonAngloAmerican anglocatholicadj[Eccl.]AngloCatholic,HighChurch
Hence:anglocatholico

anglocatholicon[Eccl.]AngloCatholic,Highchurchman anglomania(a)nAnglomania anglomano()nAnglomaniac anglophileadjAnglophile

Hence:anglophilo

anglophilo()nAnglophile anglophobe()adjAnglophobe,Anglophobic
Hence:anglophobiaanglophobo

anglophobia(a)nAnglophobia anglophobo(phoho)nAnglophobe anglosnpl[Hist.]Angles

Hence:Angliaangleseanglicanglicismo,anglicananglicanismo,anglicano,anglicisarangloamericanetcanglocatholic etc.anglosaxoneetc.anglophileetc.Anglaterraetc.

anglosaxoneadj/nAngloSaxon anguensnake,serpent
Hence:anguilla&anguinanguiformeetc.

anguiformeadjanguiform

anguillaneel
Hence:anguilliformeetc.

anguilliformeadjanguilliform,eelshaped anguinadjanguine angularadjangular angularitatenangularity,angularness angulateadjangulate,angled angulo(n)nangle,corner anguloacute,anguloobtuseacuteangle,obtuseangle

Hence:angularangularitateangulateangulosetrilanguleetc.rectanguleetc.

anguloseadjangulous,angular angustiananguish(1.[Pathol.]2.agony,distress)
Hence:angustioseangustiar

angustiarvtoanguish angustioseadjanguished anhelante1.pprofanhelar2.adjpanting,gasping anhelarvtopant,gasp

Hence:anhelanteanhelation

anhelationnpanting,gasping anhydre()adjanhydrous anhydridon[Chcm.]anhydride anhydridocarboniccarbondioxide anhydriten[Mineral.]anhydrite anilnanil(1.Indigoshrub2.indigodye)

Hence:anilicanilina

anilicadjanilic(1.pertainingtoanil2.pertainingtoaniline) anilinan[Chem.]anilineattrib.:aniline anima()nsoul renderleanimagiveuptheghost statodeanimastateofmind,frameofmind

Hence:animismoanimistaanimaranimation,animator,animateinanimate,disanimardisanimate,reanimarpusillanime etc.equanimeetc.unanimeetc.seealsoanimo

etc.equanimeetc.unanimeetc.seealsoanimo

animadversseeanimadverter animadversionnanimadversion(=adversecriticism) animadverter[vert/vers]vtoanimadvert(=toexpressadversecriticism)

Hence:animadversion

animaladjanimal(=pertainingtoanimals)
Hence:animalitateanimalisaranimalisationvegetoanimaletc.animalanimalculo,animalesc

animalnanimal animalculonanimalcule animalescadjanimal(=characteristicofananimal) animalisarvtoanimalize(1.toconvertintoanimalmatter2.toreducetoanimalnature) animalisationnanimalization(1.conversionintoanimalmatter2.reductiontoanimalnature) animalitatenanimality animarvtoanimate animateI.ppofanimarII.adj1.animate,living2.animated,lively animationnanimation(1.theactionofanimating2.vivacity,sprightliness) animatornanimater,animator animismonanimism animistananimist animo()nanimatingspirit
Hence:animositateanimadverteretc.pusillanimeetc.equanimeetc.unanimeetcseealsoanima

animositatenanimosity anion()n[Phys.]anion anis[F]nanise

Hence:anisar

anisarvtoflavorwithanise AnnanprfAnn
Hence:Mariannaetc.

annaladjannual(=lastingoneyear) annales(les)nplannals

annecter[nect/nex]vtoannex(=tojoinasanadditiontoexistingpossessions)
Hence:annexionannexoannexar

annexseeannecter annexarvtoannex(1.toadd,append2.tojoinasanadditiontoexistingpossessions) annexionnannexation annexonannex annidarvtonest annihilabileadj1.annihilable2.voidable annihilarv1.toannihilate2.toannul

Hence:annihilabileannihilation

annihilationn1.annihilation2.annulment,voiding anniversariadjanniversary
Hence:anniversario

anniversarionanniversary annonyear annobissextilleapyear annonoveNewYear annodelumine[Astron.]lightyear

Hence:annuarioannueamnuitateannalannalesannualanniversarietc.trienneetc.perenneetc.millenioetc.biennal etc.

annoctarvtogrowdark(asin"itisgrowingdark,eveningiscoming") annoDomini[L]annoDomini,intheyearofOurLord [annon](n)conjornot annotarvtoannotate

Hence:annotationannotator

annotationnannotation annotatornannotator annualadjannual(=comingonceayear) annuarionyearbook annueadjannual(1.comingonceayear2.lastingoneyear) annuitatenannuity

annullabileadjvoidable annullarvtoannul,cancel
Hence:annullabileannullationannullative

annullationnannulment,cancellation annullativeadjannulling,quashing annunciarvtoannounce

Hence:annuncioannunciationannunciator

annunciationnannouncementleAnnunciationtheAnnunciation annunciatornannouncer annuncion1.announcement2.advertisement anon[Anat.]anus

Hence:analanello&anulo&

anosuffixosubstantive[usedwithnamesofplacesandpersons]an(1.native,citizen,orinhabitantof...2.languageof ...3.adherentof...)
Hence:africanoetc.italianoetc.mohammedanoetc.

anodicadjanodicalso:[Med.,Bot.] anodo()n[Elec.]anode
Hence:anodic

anomaleadjanomalous anomalia(a)nanomaly anonyme()adjanonymous societateanonymejointstockcompany,limitedcompany

Hence:anonymitate

anonymitatenanonymity,anonymousness anormaladjabnormal anormalitatenabnormality [anque](anke)advalso,too anque(io)(I)too,(me)too nonsolmente...maanquenotonly...butalso ansanhandle(ofacup,jug,basket,etc.)also:[Anat.]ansa

Hence:ansate

ansateadjansate,looped cruceansatecruxansata,ansatecross ansere(n)ngoose

Hence:anserin

anserinadjgoose(asin"gooseliver") cuteanseringooseflesh,gooseskin antagonisarvtoantagonize(=tocontendwithtoactinoppositionto)

Hence:antagonismoantagonistaantagonistic

antagonismonantagonism antagonistanantagonist(1.opponent2.[Physiol.])attrib.:antagonistic antagonisticadjantagonistic antarcticadjantarctic poloantarcticantarcticpole,southpole circuloantarcticantarcticcircle OceanoAntarcticAntarctic(Ocean) anteI.prepbefore(1.infrontof2.earlierthan3.above)II.advbefore(1.infront,aheadalso:forward2.earlier) anteque(ioivaaltheatro)before(Iwenttothetheater)

Hence:anteherietc.[antea]etc.

antesuffixoadjective[usedwithverbsinarformingverbaladjectives]ing,ant(asin"abounding,""abundant")
Hence:antiaabundanteetc.brillanteetc.

antesuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinar]ant(1.onewhoorthatwhichis...ant2.onewhoorthatwhich...s)
Hence:amanteetc.brillanteetc.disinfectanteetc.litiganteetc.

anteprefixo[usedwithnouns,adjectivesalsoincombinationwithadjectivalsuffixes]ante(=beforeintimeor position)
Hence:antecameraetc.antepenultimeetcantediluvialetc.

[antea]advbefore,formerly,previously antebracionforearm antecamera(c)nanteroomalso:waitingroom(atadoctor'soffice,etc.) facerantecameratowaitintheantichamber antecedentenantecedent(1.[Logic,Math.]2.[Gram.]) leantecedentesdeunpersonasomeone'santecedents anteceder[ced/cess]vtoantecede,betheantecedent

Hence:antecedenteantecessor

antecessseeanteceder

antecessornpredecessor antedatanantedate antedatarvtoantedate(=toaffixanearlierdatethantheactualone) antediluvianadjantediluvian antefixan[Arch.]antefix anteheriadvdaybeforeyesterday antemeridianadjantemeridian antemuraln[Fortif.]barbican antennanI.[Naut.]lateenyardII.antenna(1.[Zool.]2.[Radio]aerial) antepenultima(l)nantepenult antepenultime(l)adjlastbuttwo,antepenultimate anteponer[pon/posit]vtoprepose,placebeforeorinfront
Hence:antoposition

antepositseeanteponer antepositionn(actof)preposing,(actof)placingbeforeorinfront anterioradjanterior (periodo)anteriorformer(period) (data)anteriorearlier(date) (gamba)anteriorfore(leg) (muro)anteriorfront(wall)

Hence:anterioritate

anterioritatenanteriority anteriormenteadvformerly,before anthelminthicadjanthelminthic,vermifuge anthelminthiconanthelminthic,vermifuge anthemo()n[occurringincompounds]anthemum(=flower)

Hence:chrysanthemoetc.

anthon[occurringincompounds]antho,anth(=flower)
Hence:perianthioanthologiaetc.anthocyaninaetc.dianthoetc.helianthoetc.scleranthoetc.argyrantheetc.

anthocyaninan[Chem.]anthocyanin anthographia(a)n[Bot.]anthography

anthologia(a)nanthology
Hence:anthologista

anthologistananthologist anthraseeanthrace anthrace()n[Med.,Veter.]anthrax

Hence:anthracenanthracite&anthracicanthracifereanthraciformeetc.anthracometroetc.anthraquinonetc.

anthracenn[Chem.]anthracene anthracicadjanthracic anthracifereadjanthraciferous anthraciformeadjanthraciform anthracitenanthracite(coal),hardcoal

Hence:anthraciticanthracitose

anthraciticadjanthracitic anthracitoseadjanthracitous anthracometro()nanthracometer anthraquinonn[Chem.]anthraquinone anthropon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]anthropo(=man)

Hence:anthropoideanthropogeneseetc.:anthropologoetc.anthropometriaetc.anthropomorpheetc.anthropophageetc. lycanthropeetc.eoanthropoetc.misanthropeetc.

anthropogenese(g)nanthropogenesis anthropogenesis(g)nanthropogenesis anthropoideadjanthropoid anthropoidenanthropoid anthropologia(a)nanthropology anthropologicadjanthropological anthropologistananthropologist anthropologo(logo)nanthropologist

Hence:anthropologiaanthropologistaanthropologic

anthropometria(a)nanthropometry
Hence:anthropometric

anthropometricadjanthropometric anthropomorpheadjanthropomorphous
Hence:anthropomorphismoanthropomorphista

anthropomorphismonanthropomorphism anthropomorphistananthropomorphist anthropophage(phage)adjmaneating,cannibal,anthropophagous

Hence:anthropophagiaanthropophago

anthropophagia(a)nanthropophagy,cannibalism anthropophago(phago)nmaneater,cannibal anthropophagosanthropophagi anthroposophe(sophe)adjanthroposophical

Hence:anthroposophiaanthroposophicanthroposopho

anthroposophia(a)nanthroposophy anthroposophicadjanthroposophical anthroposopho(sopho)nanthroposophist antipreffixo[usedwithnounsandadjectivesalso:incombinationwithsubstantivalandadjectivalsuffixes]anti

Hence:antichristoetc.antinationaletc.antialkoholistaetc.

antiasuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinar]ance,ancy(=stateorqualityof...ingorbeing...ant)
Hence:importantiaetc.tolerantiaetc.vigilantiaetc.

antiaereeadj[Mil.]antiaircraft antiasthmaticadjantasthmatic anticatholicadjantiCatholic antichristianadjantichristian antichristianadjantiChristian AntichristonprAntichrist antichristoantichrist anticiparvtoanticipate(=todooruseinadvance) anticiparunpagamentotoadvanceapayment

Hence:anticipation

anticipationn1.anticipation(=actofdoingorusinginadvance)2.[Rhet.]prolepsis anticlericaladjanticlerical

anticlericalismonanticlericalism anticonceptionncontraception anticonceptionaladjcontraceptive medioanticonceptionalcontraceptive anticonstitutionaladjunconstitutional anticyclonn[Meteorol.]anticyclone antidotarvtoantidote antidoto()nantidote antidotodeantidoteto,for,against

Hence:antidotar

antifascistanantifascistalso:attrib.antifascist Antilibano(l)nprAntiLebanon(=mountainrangeparalleltotheLebanonMountains) antilope()nantelope antimonialadjantimonial antimonionantimony

Hence:antimonial

antinationaladjantinational antinephriticadjantinephritic antinomia(a)nantinomy antinomicadjantinomic antinomion[Eccl.Hist.]antinomian antinomismon[Eccl.Hist.]antinomianism Antiochia(a)nprAntioch antipapanantipope antiparlamentariadjantiparliamentary antipathadj[occurringinderivatives]antipath(=antipathetic)
Hence:antipathiaantipathic

antipathia(a)nantipathy antipathicadjantipathetic antiperistase(stase)nantiperistasis(=intensificationofaqualitybyanopposingquality)

antiphona(t)n[Eccl.]antiphon,antiphony
Hence:antiphonalantiphonario

antiphonaladjantiphonal antiphonarionantiphonary,antiphonal antiphrasv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:antiphraseantiphrastic

antiphrase()nantiphrasis antiphrasticadjantiphrastic antipode()nopposite,contrary,antipode antipodesantipodes

Hence:antipodic

antipodicadjantipodal antiqualianoldstuff,trash antiquarvtoantiquate antiquarion1.antiquary2.antiquedealer antiquateadjantiquated,oldfashioned antiqueadjantique,ancient (le)antiquos(the)ancients

Hence:antiqualiaantiquarioantiquitateantiquarantiquate

antiquitatenantiquity(1.ancientcharacter2.earlyagesofhistory3.antique) antireligioseadjantireligious antisciosnplantiscians,antiscii antiscorbuticadjantiscorbutic antisemitanantiSemite antisemiticadjantiSemitic antisemitismonantiSemitism antisepsisnantisepsis antisepticadjantiseptic,antiseptical antisepticonantiseptic antisocialadjantisocial

antispasmodicadj[Med.]antispasmodic antithese(tese)nantithesis(1.[Rhet.]2.opposition) antitoxinanantitoxin antitrinitariadjantiTrinitarian AntonionprmAnthony antonyme()adjantonymous

Hence:antonymiaantonymo

antonymia(a)nantonymy antonymo()nantonym Antwerpen[Flem.]nprAntwerp anularadjringshaped,annular digitoanularringfinger,annular eclipseanularannulareclipse anulettonsmallring,annulet anulonring(=circleofmetalorothermaterial)also:ringlikeobject anulopiscatorifisherman'sring

Hence:anulettoanularanulose

anuloseadj[Zool.]annulose anxieadjanxious(1.uneasy,worried2.eagerlydesiring)
Henceanxietate

anxietatenanxiety(1.uneasiness2.eagerdesire) aortanaorta
Hence:aortic

aorticadjaortic outrance[F]outrance,intheextreme apseeapo apathadj[occurringinderivatives]apath(=apathetic)

Hence:apathiaapatic

apathia(a)napathy apathicadjapathetic apenbee apeoperari,apeneutreworkingbee

apeoperari,apeneutreworkingbee apematre,aperegina,apefeminequeenbee apemasculedrone

Hence:apiarioapiario,apiculaapicularioapiculturaetc.apivoreetc.

[apena]advhardly,scarcely(=apena) apenninadjApennine
Hence:Apenninos

ApenninosnprplApennines apepsia(a)n[Pathol.]apepsy aperceptseeaperciper aperiente1.pprofaperir2.adjaperient,laxative aperir[per/pert]vtoopen(1.tounclose2.tobegin)

Hence:aperienteaperturaaperteaperitiveaperitivoaperitorreaperirreapertura

aperitiveadjaperitive,aperient,laxative aperitivon1.aperient,laxative2.apritif aperitornopener apertseeaperir aperteadjopen(=notclosed,limitedorhidden) aperturanopening(1.actionofopening2.aperture3.beginning) apetaleadj[Bot.]apetalous aphasia(a)n[Pathol.]aphasia aphasicadjaphasic,aphasiac aphasiconaphasic,aphasiac aphoneadjaphonic,voiceless aphonia(a)naphonia aphonicadjaphonic,voiceless aphorisarvtoaphorize(=tospeak,write,etc.,inaphorisms)
Hence:aphorismoaphoristaaphoristic

aphorismonaphorism aphoristanaphorist aphoristicadjaphoristic

aphrodisseeAphrodite aphrodisiac(ac)adjaphrodisiac aphrodisiaco(aco)naphrodisiac Aphroditenpr[Gr.Mythol.]Aphrodite

Hence:aphroditicaphrodisiacaphrodisiacoHermaphroditoetc.

aphroditicadjaphroditic,venereal apiarionbeekeeper apiarionapiary apice()napex apiculanhoneybee apicularionbeehive apicultornbeekeeper,apiculturist apiculturanbeekeeping,apiculture apivoreadjbeeeating apoprefixo[apbeforehandvowelsusedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]apo,ap(1.off,away2.separate)
Hence:apogeeetc.:apostasiaetc.

apocryphe(cryphe)adjapocryphalspecif.:[Eccl.]also:spurious,unauthenticated
Hence:apocrypho

apocrypho(crypho)napocryphon,also:apocrypha apocryphosapocrypha,apocryphas apogee(e)adjapogean,apogeal apogeo(o)napogee(1.[Astron.]2.highestpoint,culmination) Apollinenpr[Gr.Myth.]Apollo

Hence:apollinee

apollineeadjApolline,Apollonian Apollonnpr[Gr.Mythol.]Apollo apologseeapologia apologeticadjapologetic(=defendingbyspeechorwriting)

Hence:apologetica

apologeticanapologetics apologia(a)napology,apologia

apologia(a)napology,apologia
Hence:apologistaapologetic&

apologistanapologist apologo(logo)napologue apophysis()n[Anat.,Zool.,etc.]apophysis apoplecticadjapoplectic,apoplectical apoplexia(a)napoplexy apostasia(a)napostasy apostata()napostate

Hence:apostatic

aposteriori[L]advaposteriori apostolatonapostolate apostolicadjapostolic(1.pertainingtotheapostlesortheirteachings2.papal) apostolicitatenapostolicity apostolo(s)napostle leSymbolodelApostolostheApostles'Creed

Hence:apostolatoapostolicapostolicitate

apostropharv[Rhet.]toapostrophize(=toaddressinanapostrophe) apostrophe(ps)n[Rhet.]apostrophe
Hence:apostrophar

apostrophonapostrophe(=themark'asusedin"ne'er,boy's,etc.") apothecanpharmacy,apothecary's
Hence:apothecario

apothecarionapothecary apotheosis(sis)napotheosis(1.[Class.Hist.]deification2.glorification) appaciabileadjappeasable appaciamentonappeasementpacification appaciarvtoappease

Hence:appaciamentoappaciabileinappaciabileappaciator

appaciatornappeaser appararvtoprepare

appararvtoprepare
Hence:apparato

apparatonI.apparatus(1.appliance,instrument2.collectionofmechanicalcontrivancesforcarryingoutagiven work)II.pomp,display apparatorespiratorirespiratoryapparatus apparatophotographic[Photog.]camera apparentarvtoallyorconnectbymarriage apparenteadjapparent(1.plaintosee2.seeming) diametroapparenteapparentdiameter morteapparentesuspendedanimation apparentianappearance(=aspect) salvarleapparentiastokeepupappearances apparervtoappear(=tocomeinsight)
Hence:apparenteapparentiaapparitionreapparerreapparition

apparitionnapparition(1.actofappearing,appearance2.phantom,ghost) appartamenton1.(actof)separating2.apartment,flat appartarvtoseparate

Hence:appartamento

appellabileadjappealable appellanten[Law]appellant appellarv1.[Law]toappeal2.tocall,name appellaratoappealto(forhelpetc.) appellarde(unsententia)toappealagainst(asentence)

Hence:appelloappellanteappellabileinappellabileappellationappellativeappellativo

appellationnI.appeal(1.[Law]2.asin"theappealtoreason")II.appellation appellativeadjappellative(1.denominativeofaclass2.asin"theappellativefacultyofchildren") appellativon[Gram.]appellative(=commonorclassname) appellonappeal(1.[Law]2.earnestrequest) cortedeappelloCourtofAppeal,AppellateCourt appellonominalrollcall appenderv1.tohangup(on,to,onto,etc.)2.toappend

Hence:appendice&

appendice(n)nappendix(1.appendage2."appendixtoabook,etc."3.[Anat.])
Hence:appendicitisappendiculaappendicularappendicectomiaetc.

appendicectomia(a)n[Surg.]appendectomy

appendicectomia(a)n[Surg.]appendectomy appendicitis(tis)nappendicitis appendiculanappendicle,smallappendixorappendage appendicularadj[Pathol.]appendicular apperceptseeapperciper apperceptionn[Psychol.]apperception apperciper[cip/cept]vtoperceive,apprehend(mentally)

Hence:apperception

appertinenteadjappurtenant,appertinent appertinentian[Law]appurtenance appertinervtoappertain appestarvtoinfect(withaplague) appetente1.pprofappeter2.adjlonging,desirous(of) appetentianappetency,appetence(=fixedandstrongdesire)also:appetite appetervtocrave,haveacravingfor

Hence:appetenteappetentia,inappetenteinappetentiaappetibileappetiveappetito

appetibileadjappetible,desirable appetitiveadjappetitive(=havingappetitegivingappetite) appetitonappetite applanamenton(actof)flattening,smoothing,planing applanarvtoflatten,smooth,plane applanardifficultatestosmoothawaydifficulties

Hence:applanamento

applattarvtoflatten(=tomakeflat,bringlevel) applauder[plaud/plaus]vtoapplaud
Hence:applausoapplauditor

applauditornapplauder applausseeapplauder applausonapplause applicabileadj1.thatcanbeappliedorputon2.applicable,appropriate applicabilitatenappropriateness,applicability

applicabilitatenappropriateness,applicability applicarvtoapply(1.toputon2.toputtouse) applicarseatoapplyoneself,putone'smindto scientiasapplicateappliedsciences

Hence:applicabileapplicabilitate,inapplicabileinapplicabilitateapplicationinapplication

applicationnapplication(1.actofputtingon2.actofputtingtouse3.diligence) appoiarv1.tokeepup,prop(up)also:tosupport,back,aid appoiar(uncosa)contratolean(something)against appoiar(uncosa)supertorest(something)on appoiarse(super,contra)tolean(on,against)

Hence:appoio

appoio(yo)nsupport(1.backing,aid2.prop,rest,shore) apponer[pon/posit]vtoappose(asin"toapposeone'ssealto")
Hence:appositionappositivoapposite

apportarvtobring apportionamentonapportionment apportionarvtoapportion

Hence:apportionamento

appositseeapponer apposite(p)adjapposite,relevant appositionnapposition(1.actofplacingnear2.[Gram.]) inappositioninapposition appositiveadj[Gram.]appositive appreciabileadj1.appreciable2.worthyofesteem appreciamentonappraisal appreciarv1.toappraise(=toestimatethevalueof)2.toappreciate(=toesteemhighly)

Hence:appreciabileinappreciabileappreciamentoappreciationappreciator

appreciationnappreciation(1.appraisal2.adequateorhighestimationofvalue) appreciatorn1.appraiser2.onewhoappreciates,esteemshighly apprehender[hend/hens]vtoapprehend(1.toseize,arrest2.tograspmentally,understand3.todread)

Hence:apprehensibileapprehensibilitateapprehensionapprehensive

apprehensseeapprehender apprehensibileadjapprehensible,understandable

apprehensibileadjapprehensible,understandable apprehensibilitatenapprehensibility,understandability apprehensionnapprehension(1.actofgraspingmentally2.dread) apprehensiveadjapprehensive(=dreading) apprendervtolearn(1.togainknowledgeof,bystudyorinstruction2.toacquireinformationabout,findoutabout)

Hence:disapprender

apprentissage(aje)napprenticeship apprentissenapprentice
Hence:apprentissage

apprestarvtoprepare,makeready
Hence:appresto

apprestonpreparation approbabileadjapprovable approbarvtoapprove,approveof

Hence:approbabileapprobationapprobativeapprobatorapprobatoridisapprobardisapprobation,disapprobator

approbationnapproval,approbation approbativeadjapproving,approbative approbatornapprover approbatoriadjapprobatory,approbative approchabile(sh)adjapproachable approchar(sh)vtoapproach(=tocomeorgonearto)

Hence:approcheapprochabile

approche(sh)napproach(=actionofapproaching) approches[Mil.]approaches approfundamenton1.(actionof)deepening,makingdeeperinlevel2.(thorough)investigation approfundarv1.todeepen(=tomakedeeperinlevel)2.togodeeplyinto,fathom,investigate appropriabileadj1.thatmaybeappropriated2.adaptable appropriarvtoadapt appropriarseuncosatoappropriatesomething(=totakesomethingforone'sown)

Hence:appropriabileappropriationappropriate

appropriate1.ppofappropriar2.adjappropriate

appropriate1.ppofappropriar2.adjappropriate appropriationn1.appropriation(=actionofappropriating)2.adaptation(=actionofadapting) approvisionamenton(actof)supplying,furnishing approvisionarvtosupply,furnish,cater approximarvtoapproximate,bringnear approximarse(a)toapproach,comenear

Hence:approximationapproximative

approximationnapproximation(1.actionofapproximating2.closeestimate) approximativeadjapproximate,approximative appunctamentonappointment,rendezvous appunctarv1.toappoint(asin"toappointsomeonetoapost")2.topoint,sharpen

Hence:appunctamento,disappunctar&

appuramenton1.purification2.verification,audit appurarvI.toclear(1.tofreefromimpurities2.tofreefromobligation)II.tofreefromerrorstoverify,audit,etc.
Hence:appuramento

aprilnApril apriori[L]advapriori
Hence:apriorismoaprioristaaprioristic

apriorismonapriorireasoning aprioristanapriorireasoner aprioristicadjapriori apsidaladjapsidal(1.[Astron.]2.[Arch.]) apside(pside)napse(1.[Astron.]apsis2.[Arch.])

Hence:apsidal

aptarvtoadapt apteadjapt(=suitedtoitspurpose)
Hence:aptitudeaptaradaptar&inepte&inapteinaptitude

aptereadj[Entom.]apterous apteros(p)npl[Entom.]Aptera aptitudenaptitude(=naturalcapacityorpropensity) apud()prepnear,with,at,by

apud()prepnear,with,at,by aquanwater(1.theliquid"water"2.limpidityandlusterofapreciousstone) aquadeColoniacologne,eaudeCologne aquaforte1.aquafortis,nitricacid2.etching(=pictureprintedfrometchedplate) aquapesanteheavywater viadeaqua[Naut.]leak faceraqua[Naut.]toleak

Hence:aquarella&aquarioaquieroaquaticaquatileaqueeterraqueeetcaquoseaquositateaquardisaquar disaquamentoaquamarinetcaqueductoetc.

aquamarinadjaquamarine
Hence:aquamarina

aquamarinan1.(thestone)aquamarine2.(thecolor)aquamarine aquarvtowater(plants,etc.)tosprinkle(withwater) aquarellanwatercolor(painting)

Hence:aquarellista

aquarellistanwatercolorpainter aquarionaquarium Aquario[Astron.]Aquarius,WaterBearer aquaticadjaquatic aquatileadjaquatic aqueducton[Arch.]aqueduct aqueeadjaqueous aquierondrain(=channelorpipeforcarryingawaywaterorotherliquid) aquila()neagle

Hence:aquilin

aquilegian[Bot.]columbine aquilinadjaquiline AquisgranonprAachen,AixlaChapelle aquoseadjaqueous,watery aquositatenaquosity,wateriness arnare(=onehundredthpartofahectare)

Hence:hectaretc.deciaretc.

arsuffixoadjective[usedinsteadofalwithnounscontainingl]ar(=pertainingto...,characteristicof...,etc.)

arsuffixoadjective[usedinsteadofalwithnounscontainingl]ar(=pertainingto...,characteristicof...,etc.)
Hence:lunaretc.regularetc.

arsuffixoverbal[usedwithnounsandadjectives]ateorzero(asin"tocatenatetochain,etc.")(1.[withnouns]to makeuseof...,toapply...,etc.2.[withadjectives]torender...,to+'..,etc.)
Hence:martellaretc.acieraretc.examinaretc.vulneraretc.siccaretc.duplicaretc.

arabe()adjArab,Arabian,Arabic cavalloarabeArabianhorse
Hence:arabeArabiaarabic,arabismo,arabista,arabescarabesco

arabe()n1.Arab2.Arabic arabescadj[Art]arabesque arabescon[Art]arabesque ArabianprArabia arabicadjArab,Arabian,Arabic cifraarabicArabicnumber gummaarabicgumArabic arabileadjarable arabismonArabicism,Arabism,Arabicidiom arabistanArabist(=studentofArabiclanguageandculture) arachide(r)n1.[Bot.]Arachis2.peanut oleodearachidepeanutoil
Hence:arachidic

arachidicadjarachidic acidoarachidicarachidicacid araneanspider teladearaneacobweb,spiderweb ararvtoplow

Hence:arabilearatoraratoriaratura

aratornplower,plowman aratoriadjagricultural,farming aratronplow araturan1.(actof)plowing2.plowedfield arbitrage(aje)n1.arbitration,arbitrament2.[Bank.etc.]arbitrage arbitramentonarbitration,arbitrament arbitrarvtoarbitrate

arbitrarvtoarbitrate arbitrariadjarbitrary arbitrarietatenarbitrariness arbitrationnarbitration arbitratornarbitrator arbitro()narbiteralso:umpire

Hence:arbitrariarbitrarietatearbitrararbitrage,arbitramento,arbitration,arbitrator

arboren[Bot.]tree arboregenealogicfamilytree,genealogicaltree
Hence:arboretoarborettoarboristaarboreearborescerarborescentearborescentiaarborisararborisation,arborisate

arboreeadjarboreal,tree arborescente1.pprofarborescer2.adj[Bot.]arborescent(=oftreelikegrowth) arborescentian[Bot.]arborescence arborescerv[Bot.]toarboresce,growintoatree arboretongrovealso:arboretum arborettonsmalltree arborisarvtogiveatreelikeappearanceto,arborize arborisate1.ppofarborisar2.adj[Mineral.]dendritic arborisationnarborizationalso:[Mineral.Anat.etc.] arboristanarborist arbustonshrub,bush arcanark
Hence:arcan&

arcadan1.archway2.arcade ArcadianprArcadia
Hence:arcadian

arcadianadjArcadian arcanadjsecret,mysterious
Hence:arcano

arcanonsecret,mystery arcarvtoarch(1.tocausetoarchorcurve2.tofurnishwitharches)

arcarvtoarch(1.tocausetoarchorcurve2.tofurnishwitharches) arch[occurringincompounds]I.arch,arch(=rule,ruling,ruler,etc.)II.archi,arche,arch(1.chief,principal, leading2.primitive,original,archetypal)

Hence:anarch&archetypoetc.archiduceetc.archipresbyteroetc.architraveetc.hierarchaetc.patriarchaetc.syriarcha etc.tetrarchaetc.pentarchiaetc.archonteexarch&oligarchetc.monarchetc.

archseealsoarco archaseearche archaic(ic)adjarchaic archaisarvtoarchaize archaismo(smo)narchaism archaista(sta)narchaist archangelo(n)narchangel archeadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]archaeo,archae(=old)

Hence:archaicarchaisararchaismo,archaistaarcheologoetc.

archeologia(a)narchaeology archeologicadjarchaeological archeologo(lo)narchaeologist

Hence:archeologiaarcheologic

archeronarcher archetton(violin)bow archetypo()narchetype archidiacono(di)narchdeacon archiducaladjarchducal archiducatonarchduchy archiducenarchduke

Hence:archiducatoarchiduchessaarchiducal

archiduchessanarchduchess archiepiscopaladjarchiepiscopal archiepiscopatonarchiepiscopatealso:archbishopric archiepiscopo(s)narchbishop

Hence:archiepiscopatoarchiepiscopal

Hence:archiepiscopatoarchiepiscopal

Archimedes(m)nprArchimedes principiodeArchimedesArchimedeanprinciple,Archimedes'principle vitedeArchimedesArchimedeanscrew,Archimedes'screw archipelago(p)narchipelago archipresbytero(b)narchpriest archiprestrenarchpriest architectseearchitecton architectonarchitect architectonn[occurringinderivatives]architecton(=architect)

Hence:architectonicarchitectonicaarchitectoarchitectura

architectonicadjarchitectonic(=architecturalalso:constructive) architectonicanarchitectonics(=scienceorprinciplesofarchitecture) architecturanarchitecture architraven[Arch.]architrave archivaladjarchival archivamenton(actionof)filinginarchives archivarvtofileinarchives archivistanarchivist archivonarchive

Hence:archivistaarchivalarchivararchivamento

archivoltanarchivolt archonten[Gr.Hist.]archon arcionnsaddlebow arconI.arcII.archIII.bow(1.weaponforshootingarrows2.rodforplayingtheviolin,etc.) arcotriumphalordetriumphotriumphalarch

Hence:arcadaarcheroarchettoarcionarcararchivoltaetc.arcobalistaetc.

arcoballistancrossbow arctn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]arct(=bear)
Hence:arcticantarctic,holarcticetc.

arcticadjarctic poloarcticarcticpole,northpole circuloarcticarcticcircle

circuloarcticarcticcircle OceanoArcticArctic(Ocean) Arcturonpr[Astron.]Arcturus ardenteI.pprofarderII.adjardent(1.burning2.fervent) ardervtoburn(1.tobeonfire2.tocausetobeconsumedbyfire)

Hence:ardenteardimentoardorardorosearditura

ardesianslate(1.[Mineral.]2.roofingslate3.writingslate)
Hence:ardesieroardesieraardesiose

ardesieranslatequarry ardesieronslateworkerslatequarryowner ardesioseadjslate,slaty ardimentonburning(1.beingonfire2.causingtobeconsumedbyfire) ardituranburn(=hurt,injury,oreffectcausedbyburning) ardornardor(1.fierceheat2.fervor) ardoroseadjardent,ardurous ardueadjarduous(1.steep2.difficulttoachieve)

Hence:arduitate

arduitatenarduousness areanarea(1.clearspacewithinabuilding2.surfaceextent) arenanI.sandII.arena(1.placeofcombat2.[Med.]gravel)

Hence:arenariarenarioareneroarenaceearenosearenositatearenararenamento

arenaceeadjsandy,arenaceous arenamentonstranding,grounding arenarvI.tosand(1.tocoverwithsand2.torubwithsand)II.tostrand,runaground arenariadj(of)sand petraarenarisandstone arenarionsandpit arenerondealerinsand arenoseadjsandy,gravellygritty arenositatensandiness,gravellinessgrittiness areopagitan[Gr.Hist.]Arcopagite

areopagitan[Gr.Hist.]Arcopagite Areopago()[Gr.Hist.]Areopagus
Hence:areopagita

Ares()npr[Gr.Mythol.]Ares argentanonargentan,Germansilver argentarvtosilver,coverorplatewithsilver argentateadjargentate argentatornsilverer,silverplater argenteeadjsilvery(=silvercolored) argenteria(a)nsilverplate argenteronsilversmith argentifereadjargentiferous,yieldingsilver argentinadj.I.silvery,argentine(1.silvercolored2.silvertoned)II.Argentine ArgentinanprArgentina argentinan[Zool.]argentine argentinonArgentine,Argentino argentonsilver argentovivequicksilver,mercury
Hence:argentanoargenteroargenteriaargenteeargentifereargentinargentino,argentina,Argentinaargentoseargentar argentator,argentate,disargentar

argentoseadjcontainingsilver,argentous argillanclay,argil
Hence:argillariaargillose

argillarianclaypit argilloseadjclayey Argonpr[Gr.Mythol.]Argo

Hence:Argonautaetc.

argon(r)n[(Chem.]argon Argonautanpr[Gr.Mythol.]Argonaut argonauta1.pioneer,exploreretc.2.[Zool.]argonaut argot[F]nargotalso:slang

Hence:argotic

argoticadjargoticalso:slangy(asin"aslangyexpression") arguerv1.toargue(=toofferargumentsfororagainst)2.toshow,makeclear3.toinfer
Hence:argumento&arguibileargute&

arguibileadjarguable,debatable argumentarvtoargue(=toofferargumentsfororagainst) argumentationnargumentation argumentativeadj1.[Lit.]expository,givingtheargumentof2.argumentative(=containingaprocessofreasoning) argumentonargument(1.reasonofferedinproof2.summary)

Hence:argumentarargumentation,argumentative

arguteadj1.clear(totheear)shrill,piercing2.keen,quickwitted,subtle
Hence:argutiaargutiose,argutiar

argutian1.quickwittednesssubtlety2.quibble,cavil3.witticism argutiarvtoquibble,cavil argutioseadjquibbling,caviling argyrantheadjargyranthous argyricadjargyric argyriten[Mineral.]argyrite argyron[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]argyro,argyr(=silver)

Hence:argyriteargyricargyronetaetc.argyrantheetc.lithargyroetc.

argyronetan[Zool.]Argyroneta,waterspider arisuffixoadjective[usedwithnouns]ary(=pertainingto...,consistingof...,etc.)
Hence:ariolegendarietc.cotonarietc.sanitarietc.nonagenarietc.

aria[I]n[Mus.]aria
Hence:ariettaariosearioso

Ariadnanprf[Gr.Mythol.]Ariadne filodeAriadnaAriadne'sclew aride()adjarid

Hence:ariditate

ariditatenaridity

ariditatenaridity Aries()npr[Astron.]Aries,Ram arietarvtoram arietariadjram,ram's(=ofaramorbatteringram) arietationnramming,arietation arieten1.ram2.batteringramalso:[Rom.Antiq.]aries arietehydraulichydraulicram Ariete[Astron.]Aries,Ram

Hence:arietariarietararietation

ariettan[Mus.]arietta ariosuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]ary,arian,aire(=personconcernedwith...orcharacterizedby...)
Hence:missionarioetc.pensionarioetc.millionarioetc.

ariosuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]ary,arium(1.collectionof...2.placecontaining...orplacecontaininga collectionof...)
Hence:aquarioetc.aviarioetc.granarioetc.

arioseadj[Mus.]ariose,arioso arioson[Mus.]arioso aristadj[occurringincompounds]aristo,arist(=best)

Hence:aristocrateetc.aristocratiaetc.aristocraticetc.

aristocrate()naristocrat aristocratia(a)naristocracy aristocraticadjaristocratic Aristotelenpr[Gr.Philos.]Aristotle

Hence:aristotelismoaristotelic

aristotelicadjAristotelian aristotelismonAristotelianism arithmev[occurringinderivatives] arithmeticadjarithmetic,arithmetical arithmeticanarithmetic arithmeticasuperiorhigherarithmetic arithmeticonarithmetician arithmon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]arithmo,arithm(=number)

arithmon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]arithmo,arithm(=number)
Hence:arithmearithmeticarithmetico,arithmeticaarithmometroetc.arithmomantiaetc.logarithmoetc.

arithmomantia(a)narithmomancy arithmometro()narithmometer ArlequinnprHarlequin arlequinharlequin,buffoon

Hence:arlequinada

arlequinadanharlequinadealso:buffoonery armanarm(1.weapon2.branchofthemilitaryservice) armasblancsidearms armasdefocofirearms hominedearmasmanatarms prenderlearmastotakeuparms armas[Her.]arms

Hence:armeroarmararmamento,armatura,armea,disarmardisarmamento,rearmarrearmamentoarmistitioetc.armipotente etc.

armamenton1.armament(=equipmentwitharms)2.commissioning(ofaship) armarvtoarm(1.tosupplywithweapons2.toequip,fitout) armarunpersonacavallerotodubsomeoneaknight armarsedepatientiatoexercisepatience armarionwardrobe,cupboard armaturan1.armor2.[Magnet.,Elec.]armature3.frame,framework armea(a)narmy armeaaereeairforce ArmenianprArmenia

Hence:armeniacaarmeniearmenio

armeniaca()napricot armenieadjArmenian armenionArmenian(1.Armenianlanguage2.inhabitantofArmenia) armenionermine(1.theanimal"ermine"2.erminefur) armeronarmorer(1.manufacturerofarms2.officialinchargeofarmamentorarms) armipotenteadjarmipotent armistitionarmistice aroma[ma/mat]naroma

Hence:aromaticaromatisararomatisation

Hence:aromaticaromatisararomatisation

aromatseearoma aromate()naroma
Hence:aromaticaromatisararomatisation

aromaticadjaromatic,fragrant aromatisarvtoaromatize aromatisationnaromatization arpeggio[I]n[Mus.]arpeggio arrangiamento(ja)narrangement(1.order2.preparation,plan) arrangiar(ja)vtoarrange(1.tosetinorder2.tocontrive3.tosettle,straightenout) arrangiarsetomanage,getalong

Hence:arrangiamento

arrentarvtorentorlet(forhire) arrestarvtoarrest(1.tostop,bringtoastandstill2.toseize(someone)bylegalauthority)
Hence:arrestoarrestation

arrestationn1.arresting,stopping(=bringingtoastandstill)2.arrest(=actofseizingsomeonebylegalauthority) arreston1.arresting,stopping(=bringingtoastandstill)2.arrest(=apprehensionbylegalauthority) arretrarv1.todrawbackwards2.todelay arretrarse1.towithdraw,draw(oneself)back2.tobebehindhandorinarrears arretrate1.ppofarretrar2.adjbehindhand,inarrears pagamentoarretrateoverduepayment soldoarretrate[Mil.]backpay arretratonarrears arrhan[Law]earnest,earnestmoney arrivarvtoarrive
Hence:arrivismoarrivistaarrivata

arrivatanarrival arrivismonunscrupulousambition arrivistan(social)climber arroganteadjarrogant arrogantianarrogance arrogarvtoarrogate(1.[Rom.Law]toadrogate2.toclaimasone'sown)

arrogarvtoarrogate(1.[Rom.Law]toadrogate2.toclaimasone'sown) arrogarsetoarrogatetooneself
Hence:arrogantearrogantiaarrogation

arrogationnarrogation(1.actofmakingexorbitantclaims2.[Rom.Law]) arrotundarvtoround,makeround arrugarvtowrinkle,crease arrugarlefrontetofrown arsenseearsenico arsenaln1.dockyard2.arsenal arsenicaladjarsenical[Chem.]arsenic arseniconarsenic

Hence:arsenicalarsenitearseniumarseniosearseniophosphatoetc.

arsenioseearseniose arseniophosphatonarseniophosphate arsenioseadjarsenious arseniosulfatonarseniosulfate arseniten[Chem.]arsenite arsenium(s)narsenium,arsenic artenart(1."fineart"2.skill) operadearteworkofart artesliberalliberalarts belleartesfinearts
Hence:artisanoartistaartisticartificeetc.artefactoetc.

artefactonartifact,manmadeproduct arterianartery
Hence:arterialarteriosclerosisetc.arteriotomiaetc.

arterialadjarterial sanguinearterialarterialblood pressionarterialbloodpressure arteriosclerosis(sis)narteriosclerosis arteriotomia(a)narteriotomy arthriticadj[Pathol.]arthritic arthritis(tis)n[Pathol.]arthritis

arthritis(tis)n[Pathol.]arthritis arthritismon[Pathol.]arthritism arthron[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]arthro(=joint)

Hence:arthritisarthritismo,arthriticarthropodeetc.

arthropode(r)adjarthropod
Hence:arthropodo

arthropodo(r)narthropodarthropodos[Zool.]Arthropoda artichocnartichoke articulabileadjpronounceable(thatcanbearticulated) articularadjarticular articularvtoarticulate(1.toform,movein,ajoint2.tospeakdistinctly) articulateadjarticulate(1.jointed2.utteredindistinctsyllables) articulationnarticulation(1.[Anat.]joint2.enunciation) articulistanwriterofarticles articulonI.[Anat.]jointII.article(1.paragraph,section2."articleinamagazine,newspapcr,etc.)3."articleof merchandise"4.[Gram]) articulodefidearticleoffaith articulodefundoeditorial,leadingarticle articulodefinite(indefinite)definite(indefinite)article
Hence:articulistaarticulararticulararticulabileinarticulabile,articulation,articulateinarticulate,multiarticulateetc., multarticulateetc.disarticulardisarticulation

artifice(t)nartificer(=skilledorartisticworker)
Hence:artificioartificial,artificiose

artificialadjartificial setaartificialrayon artificionartifice,trick focodeartificiofireworks artificioseadjartful,crafty artillarvtoarm(=toequipwithartillery)

Hence:artilleriaartillerista

artilleria(a)nartilleryordnance,gunnery artilleriadecampaniafieldartillery artilleriaacavallohorseartillery artilleristanartilleryman

artisanonartisan artistanartist artisticadjartistic Arya[Skr.]nArya,Aryan

Hence:aryanaryano

aryanadjAryan(1.IndoIranian2.IndoEuropean) aryanonAryan(1.IndoIranian2.IndoEuropean) asbestonasbestos ascendenten1.ancestor2.ascendant,ascendancy ascendentianancestry(=ancestrallineage) ascender[scend/scens]vtoascend

Hence:ascendenteascendentiaascensionascensional,ascensionistaascensor

ascensseeascender ascensionnascent,ascension leAscensiontheAscension ascensionaladjascensional ascensionistanmountainclimber,ascensionist ascensornelevator,lift ascesenasceticpracticeasceticism ascetanascetic

Hence:ascetismoasceticascetica

asceticadjascetic,ascetical asceticanasceticsasceticaltheology ascetismonasceticism asclepiadaceasnpl[Bot.]Asclepiadaceae asclepiades()npl[Bot.]Asclepias Asclepionprm[Gr.Mythol.]Asclepius

Hence:asclepiadesasclepiadaceas

ascoltan1.listening,hearing2.eavesdropping3.listeningplaceorpost ascoltamentonlistening

ascoltarvtolistento(1.tohearkento2.tomind,heed)
Hence:ascoltaascoltamentoascoltator

ascoltatornlistener ascriber[scrib/script]vtoascribe,attribute
Hence:ascription

ascriptseeascriber ascriptionnascription asepsisnasepsis asepticadjaseptic asepticonaseptic asexualadjasexual,sexless AsianprAsia(1.RomanProvinceinAsiaMinor2.thecontinentAsia) AsiaMinorAsiaMinor

Hence:asiaticasiaticoAustralasiaetc.

asiaticadjAsiatic(1.pertainingtoAsia2.[Rhet.]florid,ornate) asiaticonAsiatic asineria(a)n1.asininity2.asinineact asinerondonkeydriver asininadjasinine asininitatenasininity asino()ndonkey,ass

Hence:asineroasineriaasininasininitate

asparago(p)nasparagus asparagoplumoseasparagusfern aspectseeaspic aspectonaspect(1.look,appearance2."oneoftheaspectsofaquestion"3.[Astrol.]) asperarvtomakerough,roughen aspere()adjrough,harsh

Hence:asperitateasperarexasperar&

asperger[sperg/spers]vtobesprinkle

Hence:aspersionaspersorio

asperitatenroughness,harshness,asperity aspersseeasperger aspersionn(actof)sprinkling,aspersion aspersorion[Eccl.]aspergillum asphaltonasphalt aspic[F]n[Cookery]aspic aspic[spic/spect]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:aspecto

aspiranten1.aspirant2.[Mil.,Nav.]midshipman,cadet,etc. aspirarv1.toaspire(=todesireearnestly)2.[Phonet.]toaspirate3.toinhale aspiraratoaspireto

Hence:aspiranteaspirationaspirator

aspirationnI.aspiration(1.desirefor2.[Phonet.]actionofaspirating)II.inspiration,inhaling aspiratorn1.[Mech.]aspirator2.vacuumcleaner aspirinanaspirin asplenion[Bot.]Aspleniumalso:spleenwort assalir[sal/salt]vtoattack,assail

Hence:assaltoassaltarassaltatorassalitor

assalitornattacker,assailant,assailer assaltseeassalir assaltarvtoattack,assault,assail assaltatornattacker,assaulter,assailant assaltonattack,assault assassinamentonmurder(ing),assassinating assassinarvtoassassinate,murder assassinationnassassination assassinatonmurder assassinatornassassin,murderer assassinon1.Assassin2.assassin,murdererattrib.murderous,killing

Hence:assassinarassassinamento,assassination,assassinator,assassinato

assatis(s)adv1.enough2.rather(=fairly,quite) assenI.[Rom.Antiq.]asII.ace(1.[Cards,Dice,etc.]2.highlyskilledpersonalso:[Aviation]) assecurabileadjinsurable assecurantian1.assurance(=positivestatement)2.[Com.]insurance assecurarvI.tosecure(=tomakefirmorfast)II.toassure(=tostatepositively)III.[Com.]toinsure assecurarsedeuncosatomakesureof,ascertain,something assecurarsedeunpersonatolayholdof,apprehend,aperson assecurarsequetomakesurethat

Hence:assecurantiaassecurabileassecuratorreassecurarreassecurantia

assecuratorninsurer,assurer,underwriter assediarvtobesiege assediatornbesieger assedionsiege(=actofbesieging)

Hence:assediarassediator

assemblarvtoassemble(=togatherorfittogether)
Hence:assembleareassemblar

assemblea(a)nassembly,meeting assentimentonassent assentirvtoassent

Hence:assentimento

asserer[ser/sert]vtoassert,affirm
Hence:assertionassertiveassertorassertori

assertseeasserer assertionnassertion,affirmation assertiveadjassertive,affirmative assertornasserter,assertor assertoriadjassertory,affirming assessseeassider assessornassessor(asin"assessortoajudge,magistrate,etc.") assetarvtomakethirsty

assetate1.ppofassetar2.adjthirsty,thirsting asseverarvtoaffirmpositively,asseverate
Hence:asseverative

asseverativeadjasseverating,asseverative [assi](s)advthus,so assi..comoas...as (unlibro)assi(belle)so(beautifulabook),such(abeautifulbook)(=si) assider[sid/sess]vtosit(byornear)

Hence:assidue&assessor

assidueadjassiduous
Hence:assiduitate

assiduitatenassiduity assignabileadjassignable assignarvtoassign(1.toallot2.tofix,determine)

Hence:assignabileassignation

assignationnassignation,assignment(1.actofallotting2.[Law]transferofproperty,aright,etc.) assimilabileadjassimilable assimilarvI.toassimilate(1.tomakelike2.toabsorb)II.toliken,compare

Hence:assimilabileassimilationassimilativeassimilatordisassimilar&

assimilationnI.assimilation(1.actionofmakinglike2.absorption)II.likening,comparison assimilativeadjassimilative assimilatorn[Physiol.]assimilator assistentenassistant assistentian1.assistance2.attendance assistentiapublic(poor)relief assistentiasocialsocialwelfare assistervtoassist,help assisteratoattend,bepresentat

Hence:assistenteassistentia

associarvtoassociate(=toconnect,combine)
Hence:associationassociatodisassociar

associationnassociation(1.actofconnecting,combining2.groupofpeoplejoinedtogetherforsomepurpose)

associaton1.associate(=businesspartner)2.memberofanassociation assonante1.pprofassonar2.adjassonant assonantianassonancealso:[Pros.] assonarvtoassonate(=toputorbeinassonance)

Hence:assonanteassonantia

assortimentonassortment(=collectionofvariouskindsofgoods) assortirvtosort,assort
Hence:assortimento

assumer[sum/sumpt]vtoassume(=totaketoorupononeself)
Hence:assumptionreassumer

assumptseeassumer assumptionnassumption(1.takingtoorupononeself2.[Logic]) leAssumption[Eccl.]theAssumption assurdarv1.todeafen(=tostunwithnoise)2.tomute,muffle AssyrianprAssyria

Hence:assyrieassyrioassyriologoetc.

assyrieadjAssyrian assyrionAssyrian assyriologia(a)nAssyriology assyriologo(logo)nAssyriologist,Assyriologue

Hence:assyriologia

asterenI.star(1.heavenlybody2.starshapedfigure,etc.)II.[Bot.]aster
Hence:asteriaasteriscoasterismoasteroide

asterian1.starfish2.asteriatedopal asteriscon[Print.]asterisk asterismon[Astron.]asterism asteroiden[Astron.]asteroid asthenadj[occurringinderivatives]asthen(=weak) asthenia(a)nasthenia asthenicadjasthenic

astheniconasthenic asthma[ma/mat]nasthma
Hence:asthmaticantiasthmaticasthmatico

asthmatseeasthma asthmaticadjasthmatic asthmaticonasthmatic astigmaticadjastigmatic astigmatismonastigmatism astrasuffixosubstantivefem[usedwithnouns]step(asin"stepmother")

Hence:matrastra

astraladjastral corporeastralastralbody astrictseeastringer astrictionnastriction astrictiveadjastringent,astrictive astringente1.pprofastringer2.adjastringent astringentenastringent astringentianastringency astringer[string/strict]vtoastringe

Hence:astringenteastringentiaastrictionastrictive

astronstar(1.heavenlybody2.starshapedfigure,etc.)
Hence:astraldisastro&astrophotographiaetc.astrolatriaetc.astrophysicetc.astronomoetc.astrolabioetc.

astrosuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]1.aster(=inferiororworthless...)2.step(asin"stepfather")
Hence:astrapoetastroetc.patrastroetc.

astrolabionastrolabe astrolatria(a)nastrolatry astrologia(a)nastrology astrologicadjastrological astrologo(tr)nastrologer

Hence:astrologiaastrologic

astronomia(a)nastronomy astronomicadjastronomic,astronomical astronomo(tr)nastronomer

Hence:astronomiaastronomic

astrophotographia(a)nastrophotography
Hence:astrophotographic

astrophotographicadjastrophotographic astrophysicadjastrophysical
Hence:astrophysica

astrophysicanastrophysics astuteadjastute(1.sagacious2.crafty)
Hence:astutia

astutianastutenessalso:wiliness,cunning asylonasylum(1.shelter,refuge2.institutionforprotectionorrelief) derectodeasylorightofsanctuary asylodenoctenightshelter,flophouse asymmetre(sm)adjasymmetric,asymmetrical asymmetria(a)nasymmetry asymmetricadjasymmetric atasuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]ful(=contentsoforquantitycontainedinone...)

Hence:buccataetc.carrettataetc.coclearataetc.furcataetc.

atavicadjatavistic atavismonatavism atavistanatavist atavisticadjatavistic atavo()nforefather,ancestor

Hence:atavismoatavistaatavisticatavic

ataxia(a)n[Pathol.]ataxia,ataxy ataxialocomotorlocomotorataxia atesuffixoadjective[usedwithnouns]ate,ated,ed(=havinga...or...s)

Hence:litterateetc.vertebrateetc.decorateetc.

Hence:litterateetc.vertebrateetc.decorateetc.

atele(t)nspidermonkeyAteles atelia(a)n[occurringincompounds]
Hence:philateliaetc.

atettarntogivethebreastto,suckle atheeadjatheist,atheisticgodless
Hence:atheismoatheistaatheo

atheismonatheism atheistanatheist athematicadjathematicspecif.:[Gram.,Mus.] Athenanpr[Gr.Mythol.]Athena

Hence:Atheneo

Athenas(t)nprAthens
Hence:atheniese

Atheneo(o)nprAthenaeum(1.[Gr.Hist.]2.[Rom.Hist.]) atheneoathenaeum(=meetingplaceororganizationforthestudyofletters) athenieseadj/nAthenian atheonatheist athletanathlete

Hence:athletismoathleticathletica

athleticadjathletic athleticanathletics athletismonathleticismathletics athlon[occurringincompounds]athlo(=contest)

Hence:pentathloetc.

ationsuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinarnote:ation+ose=atiose]ation(=actionorresultof...ing)
Hence:deviationetc.installationetc.ventilationetc.

ativesuffixoadjective[usedwithverbsinar]ative(1.tendingto...2.havingthefunctionof...ing)
Hence:comparativeetc.cooperativeetc.

AtlantanprAtlanta Atlantenpr[Gr.Mythol.]Atlas atlanteatlas(1.[Arch.]2.[Anat.])

atlanteatlas(1.[Arch.]2.[Anat.])
Hence:AtlantidaatlanticAtlanta

atlanticadjAtlantic(asin"Atlanticcoast") OceanoAtlanticorleAtlanticoAtlanticOcean,theAtlantic Atlantida(ln)nprAtlantis Atlas(t)npr1.[Gr.Mythol.]Atlas2.[Geog.]AtlasMountains atlasatlas(=bookofmaps) atmon[occurringincompounds]atmo(=steam,vapor)

Hence:atmospheraetc...

atmospheranatmosphere atmosphericadjatmospheric,atmospherical atosuffixosubstantive[usedwithtitles,designationsofrank,etc.]ate,dom(=function,status,rank,jurisdiction, periodofoffice,orterritoryofa...)

Hence:ducatoetc.episcopatoetc.noviciatoetc.

atollonatoll atomicadjatomic pesoatomicatomicweight atomicitatenatomicity atomisarvtoatomize(=toreducetoatoms) atomismon[Philos.]atomism atomistanatomist atomisticadjatomistic atomo()natom

Hence:atomismoatomistaatomisticatomicatomicitate,polyatomicetc.,pentatomicetc.atomisar

atoneadj1.[Med.]atonic2.unstressed
Hence:atoniaatonic

atonia(a)atony(1.[Med.]2.[Phonet.]) atonicadjatonic(1.[Med.]2.[Phonet.]) atorsuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinar]ator,er(=onewho,orthatwhich...s)

Hence:administratoretc.acceleratoretc.

atorisuffixoadjective[usedwithverbsinar]atory(=pertainingto,orservingfor,theactionof...ing)
Hence:atoriaatoriocirculatorietc.inflammatorietc.proparatorietc.

atoriasuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinar]er(=instrumentfor...ing)
Hence:mangiatoriaetc.

atoriosuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinar]atory,atorium(=placewhere...ingisdone)
Hence:laboratorioetc.sanatorioetc.

[atque]conjand,andalso,andeven atradj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]atro(=black)
Hence:atrabileetc....

atraseelatra atrabile(le)natrabile,melancholy(1.[Anc.Med.]blackbile2.gloom)
Hence:atrabiliari

atrabiliseeatrabile atrabiliariadjatrabiliary,melancholic(1.[Med.]2.gloomy,depressedinspirit) atroceadjatrocious

Hence:atrocitate

atrocitatenatrocity(1.horriblewickedness2.atrociousdeed) atrophe()adjatrophic
Hence:atrophiaatrophiar

atrophia(a)natrophy atrophiarvtoatrophy(=tocausetoatrophy) attaccabileadjattackable,assailable attaccabileadjattachable attaccamentonattachment(1.actionoffastening2.affection) attaccarvtoattack,assail

Hence:attaccoattaccabileinattaccabilereattaccar

attaccarvtoattach,fasten
Hence:attaccamentoattaccabilereattaccarreattaccamento

attacconattack(1.assault2.[Med.]) attach[F]n[Admin.Dipl.,Mil.etc.]attach attachmilitarmilitaryattach attemperarvtoattemper(1.totemper,moderatebymixture2.toaccommodate) attendentenattendant(=oneattendingtosomeone'sneeds)

attendentenattendant(=oneattendingtosomeone'sneeds) attender[tend/tent]v1.togiveattentionto,attendto2.toawait,waitfor
Hence:attendenteattentioninattentionattentiveattente

attentseeattender attentarvtomakeacriminalattempt attentaralvitadeunpersonatomakeanattemptonsomeone'slife

Hence:attentatoriattentato

attentatoncriminalattempt attentatoriadjattacking,makingacriminalattempton attenteadjattentive,intent attentionnattention(1.carefulnotice,heed2.actofcourtesy) prestarattentiontopayattention attentiveadjattentive(1.intent2.courteous) attenuante1.pprofattenuar2.adjextenuating circumstantiasattenuanteextenuatingcircumstances attenuarv1.toattenuate(=tomakethinorslender)2.toextenuate(asin"toextenuateanoffense")

Hence:attenuanteattenuation

attenuationnattenuation atter[ter/trit]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:attrition,attrite

atterrage(aje)n[Aeronaut.]landing atterrarv[Aeronaut.]toland
Hence:atterrage

attestarvtoattest(1.totestifyto2.tocertify)
Hence:attestationattestator

attestationn1.attestation(=attesting,witnessing)2.certificate,certification attestatornattester,attestant attingervtoattain(=toarriveat,reach)

Hence:attingimento

attingimentonattainment(=actionorprocessofattaining) attitudenattitude(1.positionofthebody2.wayofthinking,acting,orfeeling)

attractseeattraher attractionnattractionalso:[Phys.] attractionesattractions(=thingsthatdelightorattractpeople) attractiveadjattractive(1.[Phys.]2.alluring) attractivitaten1.[Phys.](forceof)attraction2.attractiveness attrahente1.pprofattraher2.adjattractive,attracting attraher[trah/tract]vtoattract(1.todrawtooneself2.toallure)

Hence:attrahenteattractionattractiveattractivitate

attrapparvtocatch,seize attribuer[tribu/tribut]v1.toassign,allot2.toattribute,ascribe attribuerseuncosatoarrogatesomethingtooneself

Hence:attributionattributiveattributo

attributseeattribuer attributionnattribution attributiveadjattributive(1.attributing2.[Gram.]) attributonattribute(1.inherentquality2.conventionalsymbol3.[Gram.]) attristarvtosadden,makesad attritseeatter attriteadj[Theol.]attrite attritionnattritionspecif.:[Theol.] attruppamenton1.(actof)assembling,gathering2.crowd,gathering attrupparvtotroup,gather,assemble attrupparsetoflocktogether,assemble aturasuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinar]ature(=actionorresultof...ing)
Hence:caricaturaetc.creaturaetc.ligaturaetc.

auctionnauction
Hence:auctionarauctionator

auctionarvtoauction,auctioneer auctionatornauctioneer audaceadjaudacious,daring

Hence:audaciaaudaciose

audacianaudacity,daring audacioseadjaudacious,daring audibileadjaudible audibitatenaudibility audientianI.theperceptionofsoundsII.audience(1.interviewwithapersonofhighrank2.hearing) audiometro()n[Acous.]audiometer audirvtohear(=toperceivebytheear)

Hence:audientiaaudibileaudibilitate,inaudibileauditionauditiveauditorauditoriauditorioinauditeauditoaudita audiometroetc.

auditanaudition(=actofhearing) auditionnaudition(=actofhearing) auditiveadjauditory auditonhearing,senseofhearing auditornauditor,hearer,listener auditoriadjauditory auditorion1.auditorium,auditory2.audience(=assemblyoflisteners) augmentabileadjaugmentable augmentarvtoaugment,increase augmentarlepreciodeuncosatoraise,advancethepriceofsomething augmentardepreciotorise,advanceinprice augmentationnincrease,augmentation augmentativeadj[Gram.]augmentative augmentatornaugmenter augmenton1.increase,augmentation2.[Gram.]augment
Hence:augmentaraugmentabile,augmentation,augmentative,augmentator

augurarvtoaugur(1.toactasaugur2.topredict,foretell) augure(ugure)naugur(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.soothsayer)
Hence:augurioaugurarinaugurarinauguration,inaugurator

augurionaugury(1.artoftheaugur2.omen,sign) debonaugurioauspicious demalaugurioominous AugustanprfAugusta

augusteadjaugust
Hence:augusto

augusteeadjAugustan augustinianadjAugustinian augustinianismonAugustinianism augustinianonAugustinian AugustinonprmAugustine SancteAugustinoSt.Augustine

Hence:augustinianaugustinianismo,augustiniano

auguston(the)august(one) AugustoAugustus(=honorificofRomanemperors) AugustonprmAugustus,August augusto(themonthof)August

Hence:AugusteeAugustino&Augusta

aulon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]aulo(=flutepipe)
Hencehydraulicetc....

auranauraspecif.:[Pathol.] auraladjaural aurarvtogild aurarlepillulatogildorsugarthepill aurate1.ppofaurar2.golden,goldcolored juventuteauratejeunessedore,gildedyouth aurenear(=organandfacultyofhearing) essertoteaurestobeallears prestarleaureatolendanearto auredemure[Bot.]mouseear,forgetmenot
Hence:auriculaauristaauralauriformeetc.

aureeadjgolden aureola(r)naureole,halo
Hence:aureolariaureolateaureolar

aureolaradjhalolike aureolarvtohalo,investwithahalo aureolateadjhaloed,investedwithahalo

aurevoir[F]aurevoir auriculanI.auricle(1."auricleoftheear"2."auricleoftheheart")II.[Bot.]auricula,bear'sear auriculadeurso[Bot.]bear'sear,auricula auriculademure[Bot.]mouseear,forgetmenot aurifereadjauriferous,goldbearing aurificarv[Dent.]tofillwithgold aurificationn[Dent.](makingofa)goldfilling aurifice(r)ngoldsmith auriformeadjauriform,earshaped auripellen1.tinsel,foil2.sham(=tawdryobject) auripigmenton[Chem.]orniment auristanaurist,otologist(=earspecialist) aurongold foliodeaurogoldfoilorleaf natarinleaurotoberollinginwealth aurovirginevirginornativegold pagarinaurotopayingold deaurogolden,gold(=madeofgold) etatedeaurogoldenage
Hence:aureeaurifereauraraurate,disauraraurificeaurificaraurificationauripigmentoetc.auriformeetc.

aurorandawn auroraborealnorthernlights,auroraborealis auspice(u)n[Hist.]auspex

Hence:auspicio

auspicion[Hist.]auspice(=signortokenderivedfromtheobservationofbirds) auspiciosauspices,patronage subleauspiciosdeundertheauspicesof austeradjaustere

Hence:austeritate

austeritatenausterity,austereness australadjsouthern,austral AustralasianAustralasia

Hence:australasian

australasianadjAustralasian AustralianprAustralia

AustralianprAustralia
Hence:australianaustraliano

australianadjAustralian australianonAustralian AustrianprAustria

Hence:austriacaustriaco

austriac()adjAustrian austriaco()nAustrian austronsouthwind,Auster

Hence:australAustralia&Australasiaetc.

[aut]conjor aut...auteither...or(=o) autarchia(a)nautarchy,selfsufficiency authenticadjauthentic

Hence:authenticitateauthenticarauthenticationinauthenticinauthenticitate

authenticarvtoauthenticate(1.torenderauthentic2.toproveauthentic) authenticationnauthentication authenticitatenauthenticity autonauto,motorcar,car

Hence:autoistaautodromoetc.autobusetc.

autoprefixcoauto,aut(=self)
Hence:autobiographiaetc.automobileetc.autonomeetc.

autobiographia(a)nautobiography autobiographicadjautobiographic,autobiographical autobus(bs)n(motor)bus,autobus autocarnmotorcoachalso:sightseeingbus,etc. autochthoneadjautochthonous

Hence:autochthoniaautochthono

autochthonia(a)nautochthony autochthono(ctono)nautochthon autoclavenpressurecooker,autoclave

autoclavenpressurecooker,autoclave autocrate()nautocrat autocratia(a)nautocracy autocraticadjautocratic autodaf[P]nautodaf autodidacteadjselftaught

Hence:autodidacticautodidactico

autodidacticadjautodidactic autodidactonautodidact(=onewhoisselftaught) autodromo(t)nautodrome(=racecourseforautomobiles) autographia(a)nautography(=artofautographicreproduction) autographiarvtomakeautographicreproductions,toautograph autographicadjautographic autographo(t)nautograph

Hence:autographiaautographiarautographictelautographoetc.

autogyronautogiro autoistanautoist automate(t)adjautomatous,automatic

Hence:automatoautomatismo,automaticautomaticitate,automatisar

automaticadjautomatic automaticitatenautomaticity,automatism(=stateofbeingautomatic) automatisarvtoautomatize,renderautomatic automatismonautomatism automato(t)nautomaton automobileadjselfpropelling,automobile (vehiculo)automobilemotorvehicle

Hence:automobilismoautomobilista

automobilenautomobile,motorvehicle automobilismonautomobilism automobilistanautomobilist,motorist

autonome(t)adjautonomous(=selfgoverning)
Hence:autonomia

autonomia(a)nautonomyselfgovernment autopsia(a)n[Med.]autopsy autornauthor(1.originator2.writer) derectosdeautorauthor'srights

Hence:autoratoautoritate&autorisar&

autoratonauthorship autorisabileadjauthorizable autorisarvtoauthorize

Hence:autorisabileautorisationautorisate

autorisate1.ppofautorisar2.adjauthorized autorisationnauthorization autoritariadj1.authoritative,dictatorial2.authoritarian autoritatismonauthoritarianism autoritatenauthority

Hence:autoritariautoritarismo

autostratan(auto)highway autumnaladjautumnal autumnonautumn,fall

Hence:autumnal

auxiliaradjauxiliary verbosauxiliarauxiliaryverbs auxiliarvtohelp,aid auxiliatornhelper auxilionhelp,aid

Hence:auxiliarauxiliarauxiliator

avangrandmother avaln[Com.]endorsement,backing(ofabillofexchange)
Hence:avalistaavalisar

avalanche[F]navalanche

avalanche[F]navalanche avalisarv[Com.]toendorse,back(abillofexchange) avalistan[Com.]endorser,backer(ofabillofexchange) avantage(aje)nadvantage haberleavantagesuperunpersonatohaveanadvantageoversomeone prenderavantagedeuncosatotakeadvantageofsomething,toturntoaccount daravantageaunpersonatogivesomeoneodds

Hence:avantagioseavantagiardisavantagedisavantagiose

avantagiar(ajar)vtogiveanadvantageto avantagiose(ajo)adjadvantageous avantalnapron avanteadvbefore(=infront,ahead)

Hence:avantage&avantalavantiar&

avantianadvance(=paymentbeforehand) avantiamenton1.advance(=forwardmotion)2.advancement(=promotioninrank) avantiarvtoadvance(1.tomoveforward2.asin"toadvanceaproposition"3.topromoteinrank)

Hence:avantiaavantiamentoavantiateavantiata

avantiatan[Mil.]outpost,advanceguard avantiateI.ppofavantiarII.adjadvanced(1.faroninprogress2.faroninlife,timeorcourse) postoavantiateadvancedpost avaradjavaricious,miserly

Hence:avaritiaavaritioseavaro

avaritianavarice avaritioseadjavaricious avaronmiser avenbird avedeappellodecoy(bird) avesdomesticpoultry

Hence:aviarioaviaristaavionaviar&aviculturaetc.avestruthioetc.espaventaavesetc.

avenave(1.AveMaria2.timeofringingtheAvebell3.Avebeadoftherosary) Ave![L]interjave!,hail! avellananhazelnut,filbert

Hence:avellaniero

Hence:avellaniero

avellanieronhazel(tree) aveller[vell/vuls]vtotearaway,avulse
Hence:avulsion

AveMaria[L]AveMaria,HailMary avenanoat,oats aventuranadventure peraventurabychance alaventuraatrandom

Hence:aventureroaventuroseaventurar

aventurarvtoventure,risk aventureronadventurer aventuroseadjadventurous avenue[F]navenue averarvtoaver(=toavouch,verify) avergoniarvtoshame,puttoshametomake(feel)ashamed avergoniate1.ppofavergoniar2.adjashamed aversseeaverter aversionnaversion(1.actofavertingturningaway2.strongdislike) haberunaversionaunpersonatohaveanaversiontosomeone averter[vert/vers]vtoturnaway,avert
Hence:aversion

avestruthionostrich haberunstomachodeavestruthiotohavethedigestionofanostrich aviarvtoaviate

Hence:aviationaviatoraviatrice

aviarionaviary aviaristanaviarist aviationnaviation basedeaviationairbase campodeaviationairfield aviatornaviator

aviatricenaviatrix avicinarvtoborderupon,neighbor aviculturanaviculture avide()adjavid,greedy

Hence:anviditate

aviditatenavidity,greed,greediness avinarv avinarsetotipple,getdrunk

Hence:avinate

avinateadjdrunk,inone'scups avionnairplane avisarvtoadvise(1.togiveinformationornoticeto2.tocounsel)

Hence:avisate

avisate1.ppofavisar2.adjprudent,circumspect malavisateilladvised,imprudent arisonI.opinion,judgmentII.advice(1.notice2.counsel) litteradeaviso[Com.]notificationofdispatch,letterofadvice avivamenton1.(actionof)reviving,vivifying2.(actionof)heightening(colors) avivarv1.torevive,vivify2.toheighten(colors)

Hence:avivamentoreavivar

avongrandfather
Hence:avunculo&atavo&:bisavoetc.:bisavaetc.

avocatieronavocado(tree) avocatonavocado,alligatorpear
Hence:avocatiero

avoirdupois[A]navoirdupois avulsseeaveller avulsionnavulsion(=tearingaway) avuncularadjavuncular avunculonuncle

Hence:avuncular

axen1.axis2.axle,axletree

axen1.axis2.axle,axletree
Hence:axilla&axialaxungiaetc.

axialadjaxial axillan1.armpit,axilla2.[Bot.]axil
Hence:axillari

axillariadjaxillary(1.pertainingtotheaxilla2.[Bot.]) axioma[ma/mat]naxiom
Hence:axiomatic

axiomatseeaxioma axiomaticadjaxiomatic axungian[Pharm.]axunge azalean[Bot.]azalea azoicadjazoicalso:[Geol.] Azores(z)nprplAzores azuradjazurealso:blue

Hence:azuroazurato

azuratonazure(=coloroftheclearsky) azuronazure(=thebluecoloroftheclearsky)also:blue,bluing azyme()adjazymous,unleavened (festadel)azymos[JewishRel.]FeastofUnleavenedBread

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BabelnprBabel (le)turredeBabel(the)TowerofBabel babordon[Naut.]port(=leftsideofaship) baby[A]nbaby BabylonnprBabylon

Hence:Babyloniababylonian

babylonianprBabylonia babylonianadjBabylonian bacanberry bacadejuniperojuniperberry baccalaureatonbaccalaureate baccalaureon[Acad.]bachelor

Hence:baccalaureato

bacchanaladjbacchanal(1.Bacchic2.bacchanalian) bacchanalnbacchanal,orgy bacchanalesBacchanalia bacchanalianpl[Rom.Relig.]Bacchanalia bacchantenbacchante baccharvtocelebratetheBacchanaliaalso:totakepartinabacchanalororgy bacchicadj1.Bacchic2.bacchic,riotous Bacchonpr[Gr.Mythol.]Bacchus

Hence:bacchicbacchanalbaccharbacchante

bacillariadjbacillary bacillonbacillus
Hence:bacillari

bacterialadjbacterial bacterionbacterium
Hence:bacterialbacteriotherapiaetc.bacteriologoetc.nitrobacterioetc.

Hence:bacterialbacteriotherapiaetc.bacteriologoetc.nitrobacterioetc.

bacteriologia(a)nbacteriology bacteriologicadjbacteriological bacteriologo(logo)nbacteriologist

Hence:bacteriologiabacteriologic

bacteriotherapia(a)nbacteriotherapy bagage(aje)nbaggage,luggage bagatellanbagatelle,trifle baia(bya)n[Geog.]bay Balaam(b)nprBalaam balalaika[R]nbalalaika balamentonbleat balancianbalance(1.pairofscales2.equilibrium3.[Com.]) balanciaromansteelyard,Romanbalance balanciadecommerciobalanceoftrade esserinbalanciatobeundecided,waver
Hence:balancierobalancistabalanciarbalancio,balanciamento,balanciatoria,contrabalanciarcontrabalancia

balanciamenton(actionof)balancing balanciarvI.tobalance(1.toweightheprosandconsof2.tobringtoequilibrium3.towaver,hesitate)II.toswing (=tocausetogotoandfro) balanciarsetoswing(=togotoandfro) balanciatorianseesaw balancieron[Watchmaking]balance,balancewheel balancion[Com.]balance,balancesheet facerunbalanciotodrawupabalancesheet balancistanscaletester,scaleinspector balarvtobleat
Hence:balamento

balbutiamentonstammer,stutteralso:babble balbutiarvtostammer,stutteralso:tobabble
Hence:balbutiamentobalbutiator

balbutiatornstammerer,stutterer balconnbalcony(1.[Arch.]2.[Theat.])

balconnbalcony(1.[Arch.]2.[Theat.]) balenan1.whale2.whalebone,baleen
Hence:balenerobaleniera

baleneronwhaler(1.whalefisher2.vesselforwhalefishery) balenieranwhaleboat,whaler Balkanes(k)nprplBalkans(1.theBalkanMountains2.theBalkanStates)

Hence:balkanicbalkanisar

balkanicadjBalkanic PeninsulaBalkanicBalkanicPeninsula balkanisarvtoBalkanize ballanI.ball(1.globularobject2.cannonball,bullet,etc.3.[Print.])II.balealso:bolt(ofcloth,paper,etc.)

Hence:ballonballotta&imballar&

balladan1.ballad(=poemfoundedonfolklegend)2.ballade ballarvtodance
Hence:balloballerina

ballastnballastalso:[R.R.] ballerinanballetdancer,ballerina ballet[F]n[Theat.]ballet ballistan[Hist.]ballista,ballist

Hence:ballisticballisticaarcoballistaetc.

ballisticadjballistic ballisticanballistics ballonball(=formaldance) ballonnI.balloon(1.[Chem.]2.aerostat)II.(large,airfilled)ball ballottanballot(=ball,ticket,paper,etc.,usedinsecretvoting)

Hence:ballottarballottada

ballottadan[Man.]ballotade ballottarv1.toballot2.totoss,tossabout balnearadjbath(=pertainingtobaths) stationbalnearseasideresort balneonbath(1.actofgivingortakingabath2.bathwater)

balneonbath(1.actofgivingortakingabath2.bathwater) balneosbaths(=hotormineralsprings)
Hence:balnearbalneotherapiaetc.

balneotherapia(a)nbalneotherapy balsamicadj1.balsamic2.balmy balsamifereadjbalsamiferous balsaminan[Bot.]balsamine,gardenbalsam

Hence:balsaminaceebalsaminaceas

balsaminaceasnpl[Bot.]Balsaminaceae balsaminaceeadj[Bot.]balsaminaceous balsamitan[Bot.]tansy(=Tanacetumbalsamita) balsamo(bl)nbalm,balsam(1.balsamicresin2.ointment)

Hence:balsamina&balsamitabalsamicbalsamifereimbalsamar&

Balthasarnpr[Bib.]Belshazzar,Balthasar,Balthazar balticadjBalticMarBalticBaltic(Sea) StatosBalticBalticStates BalticonprBaltic(Sea) baltonBalt(1.memberofethnicgroupincludingLithuaniansandLetts2.memberofGermanlandowningclassinthe BalticStatesalso:Balticbaron,etc.)

Hence:balticBalticobaltoslavoetc.

baltoslavicadjBaltoSlavic baltoslavonBaltoSlav
Hence:baltoslavic

balustradanbalustradealso:railing balustrarvtobalustrade balustronbaluster,banister

Hence:balustradabalustrar

bambu()n[Bot.]bamboo banaladjbanal,trite
Hence:banalitate

banalitatenbanality,triteness banananbanana

banananbanana bancanbank(1.[Fin.]2.[Gambling]) billetdebancabanknote

Hence:bancaribancherobancarbancabilebancaruptaetc.

bancabileadjbankable bancarv[Fin.]tobank bancariadjbank (disconto)bancaribank(discount) (negotio)bancaribanking(business) bancaruptanbankruptcy facerbancaruptatogobankrupt

Hence:bancaruptero

bancarupteronbankrupt banchseebanco,banca bancheronbanker banchettarv1.tofeast,eatlavishly2.tobanquet banchettatornbanqueter,feaster banchettonbanquet

Hence:banchettarbanchettator

bancon1.bench2.bank,shoal3.counter(inastore)
Hence:banchetto&banca&

bandanband(1.groupofpeople2.[Mus.])
Hence:disbandar&

bandanband(1.narrowstripofmaterial2.bandage)
Hence:bandarbandage

bandage(aje)nbandage,dressing bandarvtobandage bandarleoculosaunpersonatoblindfoldaperson bandieranbanner,flag

Hence:bandierola

bandierolanbanderole,streamer banditismonbanditry,banditism banditonbandit

banditonbandit
Hence:banditismo

baniarvtobathe(=togiveabathto) baniarse1.totakeabath2.togoinbathing baniatornbather banionbath(1.actofgivingortakingabath2.bathwater) baniosbaths(=hotormineralsprings) cameradebaniobathroom

Hence:baniarbaniatorbaniomariaetc.

baniomaria(a)n1.waterbath2.doubleboiler banjonbanjo bannimentonbanishment(1.actofexiling2.exile) bannirvtobanish bannon1.proclamation,edict2.(=bansentenceofoutlawry)3.banishmentbannosbanns

Hence:bannirbannimento

baptisarvtobaptizealso:tochristen
Hence:baptismobaptismalbaptistabaptisteriobaptisatoranabaptisaranabaptismo,anabaptistarebaptisarrebaptismo

baptisatornbaptizer baptismaladjbaptismal baptismonbaptism nominedebaptismobaptismalorChristianname baptistan1.baptizer2.[Theol.]Baptist,Anabaptist SancteJohannesBaptistaSaintJohntheBaptist baptistaadj[Theol.]Baptist,Anabaptist baptisterionbaptistery(1.partofachurchreservedforbaptism2.receptaclecontainingwaterforthebaptismalrite) bar[A]nbar(=placewhereliquorisserved) barbanbeard facerlebarba(aunpersona)toshave(someone) BarbaBlauBluebeard
Hence:barberobarberiabarbatebarbardisbarbardisbarbate

barbarvtogrowabeard barbareadjbarbarous
Hence:barbaritatebarbarismobarbarisarbarbarobarbaricsemibarbareetc.

barbaricadjbarbaric

barbaricadjbarbaric barbarisarvtobarbarize barbarismonbarbarism(1."barbarisminlanguage"2.barbaroussocialorintellectualcondition) barbaritatenbarbarity,barbarousness barbaro(b)nbarbarian barbateadjbearded barberia(a)nbarbershop barberonbarber barcanboat,bark

Hence:barcatabarcherodisbarcardisbarcamento,disbarcatorioimbarcarimbarcamento,imbarcation,imbarcatorio, disimbarcardisimbarcation

barcarola[I]n[Mus.]barcarole,barcarolle barcatanboatload barchseebarca barcheronboatman bardananburdock barium(b)nbarium baron[occurringincompounds]baro(asin"barometer")

Hence:barometroetc.barothermohygrographoetc.isobareetc.

barocadjbaroque
Hence:baroco

baroconbaroque(periodstyle,etc.) barogramman[Meteorol.]barogram barographo()n[Meteorol.]barograph barologia(a)nbarology barometricadjbarometric barometro()nbarometer

Hence:barometricbarometrographoetc.

barometrographia(a)n[Meteorol.]barometrography barometrographo(grapho)n[Meteorol.]barometrograph,barograph
Hence:barometrographia

Hence:barometrographia

baronnbaron(=nobleman)
Hence:baronagebaronessabaronettobaronia

baronage(aje)nbaronage(1.wholebodyofbarons2.dignityorrankofabaron) baronessanbaroness baronettonbaronet baronia(a)nbarony barothermohygrographo(grapho)nbarothermohygrograph barranI.bar(1.asin"barofiron,barofwood,"etc.2.[Her.]3.ridgeofhorse'spalate4."sandbar"5.[Law]place whereprisonerstands6.[Mus.]bar,barline)II.[Naut.]tiller

Hence:barrierabarrarbarrage

barracan1.hut2.barrack(=plainandlargebuilding)
Hence:barracon

barraconnbarracoon barrage(aje)nI.barrier,bar,obstacleII.barrage(1.dam2.[Mil.]) barrarvtobar(=toclosetoentrance) barrica(ca)nbarrico,keg

Hence:barricada&

barricadanbarricade
Hence:barricadar

barricadarvtobarricade barrieran1.barrier,obstacle2.stockade,fence3.tollgate barrilnbarrel(1.cask2.[Meas.])

Hence:barrileroimbarrilar

barrileroncooper baryadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]bary(=heavy)
Hence:barytabarytoneetc.

barytan[Mineral.]baryta barytoneadj[Phonet.]baritone
Hence:barytono

barytono(tono)nbaritone(1.baritonevoice2.musicalinstrument)

barytono(tono)nbaritone(1.baritonevoice2.musicalinstrument) basaladjbasal(1.basic2.[Physiol.]) basalticadjbasaltic basalton[Mineral.]basalt

Hence:basaltic

basamenton1.basement(=lowerpartofanything)2.[Arch.]footing(ofacolumnorwall),basement basarvtobase,found basarsesupertobebasedon basculan1.[Technol.]bascule(asin"basculeescapement")2.platformscale,weighbridge

Hence:bascularibascularbasculation

bascularvtomoveorbemovingleverwise(overafixedpoint) basculariadjbascule(asin"basculebridge") basculationn[Surg.]basculation basenI.base(1.bottom,substructure2.[Mil.]3.[Chem.])II.basis,foundation basedeaviationairbase

Hence:basalbasicbasicitate,bibasicetc.:basarbasamentogynobaseetc.

baseball[A]n[Sports]baseball Basel[G]nprBasel,Basle basiarvtokiss basicadjbasicalso:[Chem.] basicitaten[Chem.]basicity basilicanbasilica(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.basilicantypeofchurchbuilding) basionkiss basiodeJudaJudaskiss

Hence:basiar

bassarvtolower(=tomakelower) basseadjlow(1.nothigh2.base,mean) invocebasseinalowvoice,softly mareabasselowtide

Hence:bassessabassarabassarabassamentobasserelievoetc.bassocontrabassobasso

basserelievonbasrelief bassessanbaseness bassinetton1.smallbasin,(shallow)bowl2.[Armory]basinet

bassinetton1.smallbasin,(shallow)bowl2.[Armory]basinet bassinonbasin(1.wide,shallowbowl2.dock3."riverbasin")
Hence:bassinetto

bassonI.bottom,lowerpart(ofathing)II.[Mus.]bass(1.lowestpartofamusicalscore2.instrumentforthelowest partofamusicalscore3.lowestmalevoice) abassodown,downward inbasso1.down,belowalso:downstairs2.down,downwardalso:downstairs abasso(letraitores)!downwith(thetraitors)! bassoadvlow(1.inalowposition2.softly) bassonn[Mus.]bassoon bastainterjenough!stop! bastante1.pprofbastar2.adjenough,sufficient3.advenough,sufficiently bastantiansufficiency,enough bastarvtobeenough,suffice
Hence:bastantebastantia

bastardeadjbastard(1.bornoutofwedlock2.spurious3.[Print.]asin"bastardtype") bastardia(a)nbastardy(=qualityofbeingabastard) bastardonbastard(=illegitimatechild)

Hence:bastardebastardia

bastille[F]n[Fortif.]bastille BastilleBastille bastionn[Fortif.]bastion bastonpacksaddle bastonn1.stick,staff2.cane,walkingstick bastondemarechalfieldmarshal'sbaton

Hence:bastonadabastonar

bastonadanbastinado,bastinade bastonarvtocudgeltobastinado batatansweetpotato,batata batik[Malay]nbatikalso:batikedmaterial

Hence:batikar

batikarvtobatik batistanbatiste

batistanbatiste batrachon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:batrachomyomachiaetc....

batrachomyomachia(a)nBatrachomyomachy,Batrachomyomachia(=BattleoftheFrogsandtheMice) battalianbattle inbattaliainbattlearray campodebattaliabattlefield

Hence:battaliarbattaliator

battaliarvtobattle battaliatornbattler battalionnbattalion battervtobeat(1.tostrike,pound2.toflap3.todefeat) battersetofight battermonetatocoin,mintmoney batter(leferro)tohammer(iron)

Hence:battimentoabatter&combatter&debatter&rebatter

batteria(a)n1.[Mil.]battery2.kitchenutensils batteria(electric)(electric)battery battimentonbeating(=actionofstriking,throbbing,fluttering,etc.) bavareadjBavarian

Hence:bavaroBavaria,bavarese

bavareseadjBavarian BavarianprBavaria bavaro(b)nBavarian BayonanprBayonne

Hence:bayonetta

bayonettanbayonet BayonnenprBayonne bazarnbazaar(=Orientalmarketplacealso:asin"charitybazaar") beateadj1.blissful,happy2.devoutalso:sanctimonious

Hence:beatitudebeatificbeatificarbeatification

beatificadjbeatific beatificarvtobeatify

beatificarvtobeatify beatificationnbeatification beatitudenbeatitude beccaficon[Ornith.]beccafico beccarvtopeck(=topickwiththebeak) beccatanbeakful,billful becconbeak,bill becco(degas)(gas)burner

Hence:beccatabeccarbeccaficoetc.

beduinnBedouin beefsteak[A]nbeefsteak belseebelle belganBelgian

Hence:Belgicabelge

belgeadjBelgian BelgicanprBelgium belladonnan[Bot.]deadlynightshadebelladonna bellarvtowar belleadjbeautiful

Hence:beltateimbellirimbellimento

belleslettres[F]nplbelleslettresalso:fiction
Hence:belletristabelletristic

belletrseebelleslettres belletristanbelletristalso:fictionwriter belletristicadjbelletristicalso:fiction,fictional bellicadjwar(=belongingtowar) bellicoseadjbellicose bellicositatenbellicosity belligerenteadjbelligerent(=wagingwar)

Hence:belligerentia

belligerentenbelligerent

belligerentenbelligerent belligerentianbelligerency bellonwar

Hence:bellicbellicosebellicositatebellarrebellar&belligerenteetc.

beltatenbeauty(1.lovelinessorcharmtothesenseofsight2.beautifulwoman) bemollen[Mus.]flat benadvwellben!1.good!2.allright! benquealthough irben1.togowell2.tobewell,ingoodhealth sentirsebentofeelwell

Hence:benigne&benefic&benesseretc.benefaceretc.benevoleetc.benevolenteetc.benveniteetc.

benn1.good(=thatwhichisgood)2.possession,property,etc. benpublicpublicgood,commonweal benesmobilepersonalproperty,movables benesimmobilerealestate,immovables benedicer[dic/dict]vtobless(1.toconsecrate2.toinvokeblessingsupon)

Hence:benedictionbenedicte

benedictseebenedicer benedicteadjblessed(1.consecratedholy2.enjoyinghappinessorbliss) aquabenedicteholywater benedictinadjBenedictine benedictinon1.Benedictine(monk)2.benedictine(liqueur) benedictionnbenediction,blessing BenedictonprmBenedict

Hence:benedictinbenedictino

benefacer[fac/fact]vtodogood,bebeneficent
Hence:benefactor

benefactseebenefacer benefactornbenefactor benefic(fic)adjbeneficial,benefic

Hence:beneficiobeneficiario,beneficiarbeneficentebeneficentia

beneficenteadjbeneficent beneficentianbeneficence(=activekindness) beneficiarvtobenefit(someoneorsomething)

beneficiarvtobenefit(someoneorsomething) beneficiardetobenefitbyorfrom beneficiarionbeneficiary beneficion1.benefit(=advantage,favor)2.benefice benessernwellbeing benevoleadjbenevolent benevolenteadjbenevolent

Hence:benevolentia

benevolentianbenevolence,goodwill benigneadjbenign(1.kind,gentle2.[Med.]
Hence:benignitate

benignitatenbenignitykindness benveniteadjwelcome benzseebenzoe benzinanbenzine benzoatonbenzoate benzoe(ze)nbenzoin(1.gumbenzoin,benjamin2.[Bot.])

Hence:benzoatobenzoicbenzoinbenzinanitrobenzinaetc.benzol

benzoic(ic)adjbenzoic benzoin(n)nbenzoin(1.gumbenzoin,benjamin2.[Bot.]3.[Chem.]) benzolnbenzol BeotianBoeotia

Hence:beotiebeotio

beotieadjBoeotian beotion1.Boeotian(1.inhabitantofBoeotia2.blockhead,Philistine) bequadron[Mus.]natural(sign) berillosnplglasses,spectacles Berlin[G]nprBerlin

Hence:berlineseberlina

berlinanberlin(=fourwheeledcarriage) berlineseadjBerlin,ofBerlin

berlineseadjBerlin,ofBerlin berlinesenBerliner Bern[G]nprBern

Hence:bernese

berneseadjBernese beryllium(llium)n[Chem.]beryllium beryllonberyl

Hence:berylliumchrysoberylloetc.

bestianbeast
Hence:bestialbestialitate

bestialadjbestial,beastly bestialncattle,livestock bestialitatenbestiality,beastliness betan[Bot.]beet betafolioseleafbeet betasalvagewildbeet betadeforragemangelwurzel betadesucrosugarbeet

Hence:betarapaetc.

betanbeta(=secondletteroftheGreekalphabet) radiobetabetaray particulabetabetaparticle betarapanbeet(="commonredbeet") betel(b)n[Bot.]betel betonnconcrete betonarmateironconcrete,reinforcedconcrete

Hence:betonar

betonarvtoconstructwithconcrete,facewithconcrete betulanbirch biadj[occurringincompounds]bi(=two,twice)

Hence:bicycloetc.binomioetc.bicarbonatoetc.bicorneetc.bigameetc.:biennaletc.bilabialetc.bifideetc.bifurcar etc.

bibasicadj[Chem.]dibasic,bibasic bibervtodrink

bibervtodrink
Hence:bibulebibibileimbibibilebibitorbibiturabibitaimbiberimbibimento,imbibitionbiber&

biberndrink,drinking
Hence:biberageabiberarabiberatorio

biberage(aje)nbeverage,drinkpotion biberon[F]nbabybottle bibibileadjdrinkable bibita(bb)ndrink(1.draught,glassful,etc.ofagivenbeverage2.beverage) bibitorndrinker,drunkard bibituranbeverage,drink BiblianBible

Hence:biblistabiblic

biblicadjbiblical societatebiblicBibleSocicty biblion[occurringincompounds]biblio(asin"bibliography,""bibliomancy")

Hence:bibliothecaetc.bibliophileetc.bibliographoetc.bibliomantiaetc.

bibliographia(a)nbibliography(1.descriptionorhistoryofbooks2.bibliographicallist) bibliographicadjbibliographic bibliographo()nbibliographer

Hence:bibliographiabibliographic

bibliolatra()nbibliolater
Hence:bibliolatria

bibliolatria(a)nbibliolatry bibliomaneadjbibliomaniac,bibliomaniacal
Hence:bibliomano

bibliomania(a)nbibliomania bibliomano()nbibliomaniac,bibliomane bibliomantia(a)nbibliomancy bibliophileadjbibliophile

Hence:bibliophilo

bibliophilo()nbibliophile

bibliophilo()nbibliophile bibliothecanI.library(1.placewhereacollectionofbooksiskept2.collectionofbooks)II.closedbookcase
Hence:bibliothecario

bibliothecarionlibrarian biblistanBiblist,Biblicist bibuleadjbibulous,addictedtodrink bicarbonatonbicarbonate bicarburonbicarburet,bicarbide bicariontumbler,goblet,beaker,etc. bicentenariadjbicentenary bicentenarionbicentenary,bicentennial bichromaton[Chem.]bichromate bicipitaladjbicipital bicipite(c)adjbicipital
Hence:bicipitebicipital

bicipite(c)nbiceps bicoloradjbicolored,bicolor bicorneadjbicorn bicornuteadjbicorn,bicornuate bicuspide(cs)adjbicuspid bicyclarvtocycle,bicycle bicyclettanbicycle bicyclicadjbicyclic(=oftwocycles,circles,orwheels) bicyclicadjbicyclic(=ofbicycles) bicyclistancyclist,bicyclist bicyclonbicycle
Hence:bicyclettabicyclistabicyclicbicyclar

bidentenbident(=twoprongedinstrument) bidimensionaladjbidimentional biellan[Mach.]connectingrod

biellan[Mach.]connectingrod biennaladjbiennial(1.lastingtwoyears2.occurringeverytwoyears) bifide(b)adjbifid bifocaladjbifocal,havingtwofoci biformeadjbiform bifurcarvtobifurcate

Hence:bifurcation

bifurcationnbifurcation bigame(b)adjbigamous
Hence:bigamiabigamo

bigamia(a)nbigamy bigamo(b)nbigamist bigotnbigotattrib.:bigoted

Hence:bigoteria

bigoteria(a)nbigotry bilabialadj[Gram.]bilabial bilateraladjbilateral bilenbile(1.[Physiol.]also:gall2.choler,irascibility,illhumor)

Hence:biliaribiliosebiliositatebiliverdinaetc.atrabileetc.

biliseebile biliardon1.billiards2.billiardtable baladebiliardobilliardball jocaralbiliardotoplaybilliards biliariadj[Physiol.]biliary calculobiliarigallstone,bilestone,biliarycalculus bilingueadjbilingual

Hence:bilinguismo

bilinguismonbilingualism bilioseadjbilious(1.[Med.]2.choleric,illtempered) biliositatenbiliousness biliverdinan[Biochem.]biliverdin bill[A]nbill(=proposedlaw)

bill[A]nbill(=proposedlaw) billetn1.note(=shortletter)2.ticket(asin"railroadticket")3.billet(=lodgingorder) billet(debanca)(bank)note,bill billetaordinepromissorynotemadeouttoorder

Hence:billeterobilleteriabilletar

billetarvtobillet billeteria(a)nticketwindow,boxoffice billeteronticketseller billionnbillion(1.thousandmillions2.millionmillions)

Hence:billionesime

billionesime(sime)adjbillionth lebillionesimeparte,lebillionesimothebillionthpart,thebillionth bilobateadjbilobate,twolobed bimaneadj[Zool.]bimanous bimestraladjbimonthly(=occurringonceintwomonths) bimestrenperiodoftwomonths

Hence:bimestral

bimetallismonbimetallism bimetallistanbimetallist binadjtwobytwo,twoatatime

Hence:binaricombinar&binoculoetc.

binariadjbinary binoculonbinocularsalso:operaglasses binomieadj[Alg.]binomial

Hence:binomio

binomion[Alg.]binomial bion[occurringincompounds]bio(asin"biology"
Hence:biologoetc.biochimiaetc.biogeneticetcaerobieetc.amphibieetc.cenobioetc.microbioetc.

biochimia(a)nbiochemistry
Hence:biochimistabiochimic

biochimicadjbiochemical biochimistanbiochemist

biogenese(g)nbiogenesis(1.genesisoforganinims2."theoryofbiogenesis")
Hence:abiogenese

biogenesis(g)nbiogenesis(1.genesisoforganisms2."theoryofbiogenesis")
Hence:abiogenesis

biogeneticadjbiogenetic
Hence:abiogenetic

biographia(a)nbiography biographicadjbiographic biographo()nbiographer

Hence:biographiaautobiographiabiographicautobiographic

biologia(a)nbiology biologicadjbiological biologistanbiologist biologo()nbiologist

Hence:biologiabiologistabiologic

bioxydo(x)ndioxide bipartibileadjbipartible bipartirvtodivideintotwoparts

Hence:bipartibilebipartitionbipartite

bipartiteadjbipartite(=havingtwoparts) bipartitionnbipartition bipede(b)adjbiped bipede(b)nbiped bipennen[Hist.](twoedged)battleaxe biplanonbiplane bipolaradjbipolar biranbeer biraclarlightbeer biraobscurdarkbeer
Hence:birerobireria

biremeadjbireme,twooared biremenbireme bireria(a)nsaloon,beerhouse bireron(beer)brewer bis1.advtwice2.interjencore

Hence:bisavoetc.bistortaetc.

bisavangreatgrandmother bisavongreatgrandfather biscuitnbiscuit(1.cracker,cooky,etc.2.[Pottery]bisque)

Hence:biscuiterobiscuiteria

biscuiteria(a)nbiscuitbakery biscuiteronbiscuitbaker bisexualadjbisexual bismuth(bz)n[Chem.]bismuth bisonnbison(1.Europeanaurochs2.Americanbuffalo) bisontenbison(1.Europeanaurochs2.Americanbuffalo) bistortan[Bot.]bistort,snakeweed bisyllabe(s)adjdissyllabic,disyllabic

Hence:bisyllabo

bisyllabo(s)ndissyllable,disyllable bituminage(aje)nbituminization(=processofcoveringwithbitumen) bituminarvtobituminize,coverwithbitumen bituminenbitumen

Hence:bituminosebituminarbituminagebituminisarbituminisation

bituminisarvtobituminize,coverwithbitumen bituminisationnbituminization(=processofcoveringwithbitumen) bituminoseadjbituminous carbonbituminosebituminouscoal,softcoal bivacnbivouac

Hence:bivacar

bivacarvtobivouac bivalveadj[Bot.,Zool.]bivalve
Hence:bivalvo

bivalvon[Zool.]bivalve bizarreadjodd,queer,bizarre
Hence:bizarria

bizarria(a)strangeness,oddness,oddity bizonaladjbizonal blancadjwhite papiroblancblankpaper cartablanccarteblanche versoblancblankverse

Hence:blanchirblanchimentoblanco

blanchseeblanc blanchimenton1.(actof)whitening,blanching2.[Metal.](actof)blanching3.(actof)bleaching blanchirv1.towhiten,blanch(=tomakewhite)2.[Metal.]toblanch3.tobleach blanconI.whiteII.blank(=blankspace) blancodeloculoswhiteoftheeyes blancodeovowhiteofanegg inblanco(in)blank blandeadj1.soft,mild,bland2.flattering(asin"flatteringwords")

Hence:blandir&ablandar

blandimentonflattery blandirvtoflatterblandirse1.toflatteroneself2.todeludeoneself
Hence:blandimentoblanditor

blanditornflatterer blasmabileadjblameworthy blasmarvtoblame(=tofindfaultwith,findblameworthy)

Hence:blasmoblasmabile

blasmonblame(=expressionofdisapproval) blasonn1.coatofarms,blazon2.(scienceorartof)heraldry blasphemarvtoblasphemealso:toswear(=touseabusivelanguage)

blasphematornblasphemer

blasphemeadjblasphemous
Hence:blasphemiablasphemarblasphemator

blasphemianblasphemyalso:oath(=abusivelanguage) blaston[occurringincompounds]blasto,blast(=bud,sproutspecif.:germ,embryo)
Hence:blastodermaetc.gymnoblasteetc.

blastoderman[Embryol.]blastoderm blattancockroach blauadjblue blesamentonstammeringalso:lisping blesarvtostammeralso:tolisp bleseadjstammering,speakingindistinctlyalso:lisping esserblesetostammer,speakindistinctlyalso:tolisp

Hence:blesitateblesarblesamento

blesitatenstammeringalso:lisping blocadan[Mil.]blockade blocarv1.toblock,obstruct2.[Mil.]toblockade blockhausnblockhouse(=buildingdesignedtoprotectanoutlyingstrategicalpoint) blocon1.block(=solidmassofwood,stone,etc.)also:log2.[Pol.]bloc3.pad(asin"writingpad") inblocoinblock blocoerratic[Geol.]erraticblockorboulder

Hence:blocarblocada,disblocar

blondanfblonde blondeadjblond
Hence:blondessablonda

blondessanblondness bluff[A]nbluff(=actofbluffing)
Hence:bluffarbluffator

bluffarvtobluff(=todeceivebyfalseappearances) bluffatornbluffer

blusanblouse(1."workman'sblouse"2."woman'sblouse") boanboa(1.[Zool.]2.scarfoffurorfeathers) boaconstrictorboaconstrictor bobinanbobbin,spool,reel bobinadeinductioninductioncoil

Hence:bobinarbobinage,bobinatorio

bobinage(je)n(actof)winding,spooling,coiling,etc. bobinarvtowind,spool,coil,etc. bobinatorionwindingframe bobsleigh[A]nbobsled,bobsleigh bohemeadjBohemian(=ofBohemia)

Hence:bohemoBohemia,bohemic

BohemianprBohemiabohemiaBohemia(=wayoflifeofsocialBohemians) bohemicadjBohemian(1.ofBohemiaoritsinhabitants2.ofsocialBohemians) bohemonI.Bohemian(1.nativeorinhabitantofBohemia2.asin"socialBohemian")II.gypsy boian[Naut.]buoy(=floatingobjectmooredtothebottom)

Hence:boiadaboiageboiarboiante

boiadanbuoyage(=systemofbuoys) boiage(aje)nbuoyage(=actofprovidingwithbuoys) boianteadjbuoyant,floating boiarvtobuoy,keepafloat bolchevseebolchevico bolchevico(bolshevco)nbolshevik,bolshevist

Hence:bolchevismobolchevistabolchevisarbolchevisation

bolchevisar(sh)vtobolshevize bolchevisation(sh)nbolshevization bolchevismo(sh)nbolshevism bolchevista(sh)nbolshevist,bolshevikattrib.:bolshevist,bolshevistic bolivseeBolivar,Simon Bolivar,Simon(l)npr[17831830Venezuelanpatriot,"liberatorofSouthAmerica"]

Hence:Boliviabolivianboliviano

BolivianprBolivia bolivianadjBolivian bolivianonBolivian bollanball,globe jocodebollasgameofbowls jocaralbollastoplaybowls,tobowl

Hence:bollettabollar

bollarvtobowl bollettan1.pellet2.meatball3.bullet bombanbomb,bombshell bombaatomicatomicbomb

Hence:bombarda&bombarbombator

bombarvtobomb,bombard,shell bombardanI.bombard(1.[Hist.]typeofcannon2.bombardvessel)II.[Mus.]bombardon(=brassreedstoponthe organ)

Hence:bombarderobombardonbombardarbombardamento,bombardator

bombardamentonbombardment bombardarvtobombard bombardatornbombarder bombarderon[Hist.]bombardier bombardonn[Mus.]bombardon(=basstuba) bombatornbomber(=onewhoorthatwhichbombs) bombidesnpl[Zool.]Bombidae bombon1.booming,hummingbuzzing2.[Zool.]Bombusalso:bumblebee

Hence:bombides

bonadjgood bon!good!fine!allright!
Hence:bonitatebonificarbonificationabonarbono

bonafide[L]bonafide,ingoodfaith bonbonncandy
Hence:bonboniera

bonbonierancandybox bonetteria(a)ncapseller's(store) bonetteroncapmaker,capseller bonettoncap(=man'scap)

Hence:bonetterobonetteria

bonhomia(a)ngoodheartedness,goodnature bonhomongoodnaturedman,goodfellow,etc.
Hence:bonhomia

bonificarvtoameliorate bonificationnamelioration bonitatengoodness haberlebonitatedetohavethekindness,begoodenoughkindto bonnette[F]n[Naut.]bonnet bonon1.good(asin"thegoodandthebeautiful")2.certificate(representingmoneyvalue)also:coupon,bond,etc. bonus[NL]nbonus bookmaker[A]n[Horseracing]bookmaker boomerang[A]nboomerang Booz(boz)nprmBoaz borseeboraxborace boracen[Chem.]borax
Hence:boroborato,boric

boraton[Chem.]borate borax(b)n[Chem.]borax
Hence:boroborato,boric

bordadan1.[Naut.]broadside(=simultaneousdischargeofabroadside)2.[Naut.]board,tack(=thestretchwhicha shipmakesononetackinbeatingtowindward) bordarvtoborder(=toprovidewithaborderoredging) bordaturanborder(=stripontheedgeofanythingforstrengthorornament) bordellonbrothel bordon1.[Naut.]board(=sideofaship)2.border,edge abordoonboard(of),aboard

abordoonboard(of),aboard abordodeonboard(of),aboard
Hence:bordadabordarbordaturaabbordar&disbordar&transbordar&babordoetc.

boricadjboracic,boric acidoboricboricacid boron[Chem.]boron borranpadding,stuffing,etc.(=materialwithwhichsomethingispaddedorstuffed)

Hence:borrar

borrarvtostuff,pad borusseadj(Old)Prussian,Borussian BorussianBorussia,Prussia borusson(Old)Prussian,Borussian(1.memberoftheOldPrussianpeople2.OldPrussianlanguage)

Hence:Borussiaborusse

boscage(aje)nthicket,boscage boschseebosco boschettongrove bosconwood(=woodedplace)

Hence:boscageboschettoimboscar&

Bosporo(bs)nprBosporus botann[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:botanistabotanicbotanicabotanisarbotanologiaetc.

botanicadjbotanical jardinbotanicbotanicalgarden botanicanbotany botanisarvtobotanize botanistanbotanist botanologia(a)nbotany botecanshop,store

Hence:botechero

botechseeboteca botecheronshopkeeper,storekeeper

bottanboot,highboot
Hence:bottinabottinero

bottenbarrel,cask,butt
Hence:bottiliaimbottiliar

bottilianbottle bottinanhalfboot,highshoe bottineronshoemaker bouillon[F]nbouillon bouquet[F]nbouquet(1.nosegay2.perfumeexhaledfromwine) boven1.ox(=castratedmalebovinequadruped)2.beef(meatfromacoworsteer) oculodebove1.bull'seye(smallcircularwindow)2.oxeyedaisy

Hence:bovelloboveroboveriabovin

bovellonsteer boveria(a)ncowshed boveron1.cowherd2.cattleman bovinadjbovine boxanboxing(=actoffightingwiththefists) boxarvtobox(=tofightwiththefists)

Hence:boxaboxator

boxatornboxer,pugilist boycottnboycott,boycotting
Hence:boycottarboycottage

Boycott,CharlesCunninghamnpr[estateagentinIreland,theoriginalvictimofboycottingin1880]
Hence:boycottarboycottage

boycottage(aje)nboycott,boycotting boycottarvtoboycott boyscout[A]nboyscout bracasnplbreeches brachialadjbrachial brachion[Anat.]arm

Hence:brachialbrachiopodeetc.

brachiopode(pode)adj[Zool.]brachiopod
Hence:brachiopodo

brachiopodo(podo)n[Zool.]brachiopod brachycephaleadj[Anthropometry]brachycephalic bracialadjarm,arm(=pertainingtoordonewiththearm) bracialnbrassard(=badgewornonone'sarm) bracialettonbracelet braciarv[Naut.]tobrace braciatanarmful bracion1.[Anat.]arm2.brace(=robeattachedtoyardfortrimmingsail) braciodemararmofthesea braciodeunchaise,balancia,etc.armofachair,balance,etc.
Hence:braciatabracialbracialettobraciarimbraciar&antebracioetc.

Brahmanpr[HinduRelig.]Brahma brahmannBrahman,Brahmin
Hence:brahmanismobrahmanic

brahmanicadjBrahmanic brahmanismonBrahmanism brahminnBrahmin,Brahman brancanbranch branchian[Zool.]gill,branchia

Hence:branchialbranchiatebranchiopodoetc.pectinibranchieetc.lamellibranchioetc.

branchialadjbranchial branchiateadj[Zool.]branchiate branchiopodo(podo)n[Zool.]branchiopod brandimenton(actionof)brandishing brandirvtobrandish

Hence:brandimento

brandy[A]nbrandy

brasanlivecoalsembers
Hence:brasierobrasar

brasarvtobraise brasieronbrazier brasilnbrazilwood

Hence:brasilettobrasilinaBrasil&

BrasilnprBrazil nucedeBrasilBrazilnut
Hence:brasilianbrasiliano

brasiletton[Bot.]brasiletto brasilianadjBrasilian brasilianonBrazilian brasilinan[Chem.]brazilin bravadanbravado bravarvtobrave braveadj1.brave,courageous2.exellent,fine

Hence:bravurabravarbravadabravobraveria

braveria(a)nbravery,courage bravonbravo(=hiredassassin) bravo![I]interjbravo! barvuranbravery(=qualityofbeingbrave) ariadebravura[Mus.]bravura brecha(sh)n[Mil.]breach facerunbrechaintobreach breveadjbrief,short

Hence:breviariobrevitateabbreviar&brevebreveto&semibreveetc.

breven1.[Eccl.]brief2.[Mus.]breve brevetarv1.tograntletterspatentto(someone)2.topatent(aninvention) brevetonpatent(1.letterspatent2."inventor'spatent")

Hence:brevetar

breviarionbreviary

brevitatenbrevity(1.shortnessoftime2.conciseness,briefness) bricbrac[F]nbricabrac briccanbrick(asin"topavewithbricks") bridanbridlealso:[Anat.]frenum,bridle

Hence:bridardisbridar

bridarvtobridle,putabridleon bridge[A]n[Cards]bridge brigadan[Mil.]brigade

Hence:brigadero

brigaderon[Mil.]brigadier brigantage(aje)nbrigandage,brigandism brigantenbandit,brigand

Hence:brigantagebrigantesc

brigantescadjbrigandish brillantarv1.togivebrillianceto,causetobe(orappear)brilliant2.tocut(orshape,etc.)asabrilliant brillanteI.pprofbrillarII.adjbrillant(1.shiningbrightly2.splendid,distinguished) brillantenbrilliant(=diamondcuttoparklebrightly) brillantianbrilliance,brilliancy(1.greatbrightness,radiance2.splendor,magnificence) brillantinanbrilliantine(=oilyhairdressing) brillarvtoshine(1.tosendoutorreflectlight2.tobeeminent,conspicuous) brillarpersuabsentiatobeconspicuousbyone'sabsence

Hence:brillantebrillantia,brillantina,brillantar

brio[I]nbrio conbrioconbrio briquette[F]nbriquette,briquet brisanbreeze(=lightwind)

Hence:parabrisaetc.

bristol(brs)nBristolboard Britannianpr1.Britain2.Brittany britannicadjBritish

britannonBriton
Hence:BritanniaGrandeBritanniaetc.britannic

britonen1.Briton2.Breton brocan1.[Locksmithing]broach2.raisedthreadinbrocadeddesign
Hence:brocarbrocatobrocatello

brocarvtobrocade brocatellonbrocatel brocatonbrocade broccoli(brc)nbroccoli brochar(sh)v[Bookbinding]tostitch broche[F]nbrooch brochure[F]npamphlet,brochurealso:paperboundbooklet brodarvtoembroider(1.toornamentwithembroidery2.todoemhroidery3.toaddimaginarydetailsto)

Hence:broderiabrodator

brodatornembroiderer broderia(a)nembroidery(1.actionorartofembroidering2.embroideredmaterial) bromaton[Chem.]bromate bromicadj[Chem.]bromic bromon[Chem.]bromine

Hence:bromatobromurobromic

bromuron[Chem.]bromide bronchialadjbronchial bronchion[Anat.]oneofthebronchia bronchios[Anat.]bronchia

Hence:bronchiolobronchitisbronchial

bronchiolo()n[Anat.]bronchiole bronchitis(tis)n[Pathol.]bronchitis bronchon[Anat.]bronchus bronchos[Anat.]bronchi

Hence:bronchio&bronchopneumoniaetcbronchotomiaetc.bronchotomoetc.bronchoscopioetc.

bronchopneumonia(a)n[Pathol.]bronchopneumonia bronchotomia(a)n[Surg.]bronchotomy bronchotomo(tomo)n[Surg.]bronchotome bronzage(aje)n(actof)bronzing bronzarvtobronze(=togivethecolorofbronzeto) bronzatornbronzeworker bronzonbronze

Hence:bronzarbronzage,bronzator

brossanbrush(1.brushwood,thicket2.implementforbrushing) brossadedentestoothbrush
Hence:brosserobrosseriabrossar

brossarvtobrush(=tocleanwithabrush) brosseria(a)nbrushmaking brosseronbrushmaker brougham[A]nBrougham(carriage) brumanfog,mist,brume

Hence:brumalbrumariobrumose

brumaladjwintry,brumal brumarion[Fr.Hist.]Brumaire brumoseadjfoggy,misty,brumous brunadjbrown

Hence:brunettebrunettabrunir&imbrunir

brunettanbrunette brunetteadjbrunette brunimentonburnishing,burnishment brunirvtoburnish

Hence:brunimentobrunitorbrunitoriobrunitura

brunitornburnisher brunitorionburnisher(=toolusedinburnishing) brunituranburnish

bruscadjbrusque(=blunt,rude)
Hence:bruscheriabruscar

bruscarvtobebrusqueorrudeto bruschseebrusc bruscheria(a)nbrusqueness,brusquerie,bluntness BrusselnprBrussels cauledeBrusselBrusselssprouts brutaladjbrutal brutalisarvtobrutalize brutalitatenbrutality bruteadj1.brutealso:brutish2.[Com.]gross bestiabrutebrutebeast fortiabrutebruteforce
Hence:brutalbrutalitate,brutalisarimbrutirimbrutimento,imbrutientebruto

brutonbrute Bruxelles[F]nprBrussels
Hence:bruxellese

bruxellese1.adjofBrussels2.ninhabitantofBrussels buccanmouth buccadefocopieceofordnance bucca(dearmasdefoco)muzzle(offirearms)

Hence:buccatabuccalabuccar&disbuccar&imbuccar&

buccaladj[Anat.]buccal buccatanmouthful buclancurl(=curledlockofhair)

Hence:buclettabuclardisbuclar

buclarvtocurl(=tocausetocurl) buclettanlittlecurl(=littlecurledlockofhair) BuddhanprBuddha

Hence:buddhismobuddhistabuddhisticbuddhic

buddhicadjBuddhistic,Buddhist buddhismonBuddhism

buddhistan/adjBuddhist buddhisticadjBuddhistic budget[A]nbudget

Hence:budgetaribudgetar

budgetar(budjetar)vtobudget,includeinthebudget budgetari(dj)adjbudgetary bufalo(b)nbuffalo buffet[F]n1.buffet,sideboard2.[R.R.]refreshmentroom

Hence:buffetero

buffeteron[R.R.]refreshmentroommanager buffonnbuffoon
Hence:buffoneriabuffonar

buffonarvtoplayoractthebuffoon buffoneria(a)nbuffoonery bufonntoad bulbaradjbulbar bulbicultornbulbgrower bulbiculturanbulbgrowing bulbiformeadjbulbiform,bulbshaped bulbillon[Bot.]bulbil,bulblet bulbonbulb(1.[Bot.]2.[Anat.]aroundedenlargementatoneendofahair,tooth,etc.) bulbodeloculobulboftheeye,eyeball
Hence:bulbillobulbarbulbosebulbiculturaetc.bulbiformeetc.

bulboseadjbulbous bulgareadjBulgarian BulgarianprBulgaria bulgaro(bl)nbulgarian

Hence:Bulgariabulgare

bullan1.[Eccl.]bull2.bubble3.[Med.]blister
Hence:bullosebullir&

bulldog[A]nbulldog

bulldog[A]nbulldog bulletinnbulletin(=officialreport)bulletinmeteorologicweatherreport
Hence:bulletinero

bulletineronwriterofbulletins bullienteadjboiling bullirvtoboil,beboiling

Hence:bullienteebullirebullienteebullientia,ebullitionsubbullirsubbullimento

bulloseadj1.blistery2.bubbly bureau[F]n1.bureau,deskwritingtable2.office(asin"officetolet")
Hence:bureaucrateetc.bureaucratiaeta.bureaucraticetc.

bureaucrate(burcrate)nbureaucrat bureaucratia(burocrata)nbureaucracy(=undueinfluenceofadministrativebureaus) bureaucraticadjbureaucratic burgesenpersonofthemiddleclass,bourgeois

Hence:burgesia

burgesia(a)nmiddleclass,bourgeoisie burgontown
Hence:burgese&burgomaestroetc.Teutoburgoetc.

burgomaestron1.burgomaster2.mayor BurgundianprBurgundy vinodeBurgundiaBurgundy(wine) burgundieadjBurgundian burgundionBurgundian

Hence:Burgundiaburgundionburgundie

burgundionnBurgundian burlanjoke,jest
Hence:burlescburlarburlator

burlarvtojoke,jest burlatornjoker,jester burlescadjdroll,comicalalso:burlesque(asin"burlesquepoem")

burnus[Ar.]nburnoose bursan1.purse("changepurse")2.scholarship,burse3.stockmarket,stockexchange bursadepastor[Bot.]shepherd'spurse

Hence:burserodisbursar&imbursar&

busardonbuzzard(=Buteobuteo) burseronpursemaker busseeomnibus bussola(b)ncompass(=instrumentshowingmagneticmeridian) perderlebussolatoloseone'shead bustonbust(1.upperfrontpartofthebody2.[Art]) butinarvtocollectbooty butinonbooty

Hence:butinar

buttonn1.[Bot.]bud2.pimple,pustule3.button4.knob(asin"doorknob") buttondefococauterizingiron buttondeauro[Bot.]buttercup

Hence:buttonerobuttoneriabuttonierabuttonardisbuttonar

buttonarvtobutton(=tofastenwithabuttonorbuttons) buttoneria(a)n1.buttonmanufactureortrade2.buttonfactory buttoneronbuttonmanufacturerordealer buttonieranbuttonhole butyrarvtobutter butyrariadjbutter butyraton[Chem.]butyrate butyreria(a)n1.butterindustry2.butterdairy butyreronbutterman butyricadj[Chem.]butyric butyrinan[Chem.]butyrine butyro(b)nbutter
Hence:butyratobutyrerobutyreriabutyrinabutyraributyricbutyrosebutyrardisbutyrar

butyroseadj1.buttery2.butyrous buxon1.box,boxtree2.boxwood(=woodoftheboxtree)

buxon1.box,boxtree2.boxwood(=woodoftheboxtree) byzantinadjByzantin byzantinonByzantine ByzantionprByzantium

Hence:byzantinbyzantino

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cseeic cabala(c)n1.cabala2.cabal
Hence:cabalistacabalisticcabalar

cabalarv1.tocabalize,practicecabala2.toplot,intrigue cabalistancabalist cabalisticadjcabalistic cabanancabin,hutalso:cottage cabanadefoliosarbor,bower cabaret[F]ncabaret(1.cabaretshopcafchantant2.tea,coffee,etc.,set)

Hence:cabaretero

cabareteroncabaretowner,cabaretier cabinan1.[Naut.]cabin,stateroom2.car(ofanelevator)
Hence:cabinetto

cabinettoncabinet(1.smallroomalso:closet2.[Gov.]) cabinettodelecturareadingroom questiondecabinetto1.stateaffairthatmaycauseachangeofcabinet2.vitalquestion cablarvtocable(=totransmitmessagesbycable) cabloncable

Hence:cablarcablogrammaetc.

cablogrammancablegram cabriolet[F]ncabriolet(1.cab.2.[Motoring]convertiblecouporroadster) cacadj[occurringincompounds]caco(=bad,evil)

Hence:cacodemoneetc.cacoetheetc.cacographoetc.cacophoneetc.

cacao(o)nI.cacao(1.cacaotree2.cacaobean)II.cocoa butyrodecacaococoabutter Cachmir(sh)nprKashmir cachmircashmere(cloth) cacodemonecacodemon(1.evilspirit2.[Astrol.]) cacoethencacothes(1.badhabit2.[Med.])

cacoethencacothes(1.badhabit2.[Med.]) cacographia(a)ncacography,badspelling cacographo(c)ncacographer,poorspeller

Hence:cacographia

cacophoneadjcacophonous,cacophonic
Hence:cacophoniacacopphonic

cacophonia(a)ncacophony cacophonicadjcacophonous,cacophonic cactaceasn[Bot.]Cactaceae cactaceeadj[Bot.]cactaceous cactoncactus

Hence:cactaceecactaceas

cadaveren1.corpse,cadaver2.carcass
Hence:cadaverose

cadaveroseadjcadaverous,corpselike caddie[A]n[Golfing]caddie cadentiancadence(1.rhythmicalflowormovement2.[Mus.]concludingstrain)

Hence:cadentiar

cadentiarvtogivecadenceorrhythmtotocadence cader[cad/cascid]vtofall,drop,tumble,etc. cadermaladetofallill

Hence:cadentia&caso&caditaparacaditaetc.accider&incider&decader&recader&

cadetteadj (filio,fratre)cadetteyounger(son,brother)
Hence:cadetto

cadettoncadet(1.youngersonorbrother2.studentatamilitaryschool) caditanfall,falling caditadeaquawaterfall cadmium(cd)ncadmium caf[F]ncoffeehouse,caf caffen1.coffee2.caf

Hence:caffeterocaffetieracaffeina

Hence:caffeterocaffetieracaffeina

caffeina(na)ncaffeine caffeteroncoffeehousekeeper caffetierancoffeepot caftanncaftan Cain(n)nprmCain Caiphas(fs)nprmCaiaphas,Caiphas caisson[F]ncaisson(1.[Mil.]2.[Engin.]3.[Arch.]) calamitatencalamity(1.greatpublicmisfortune2.serioustrouble,distress)

Hence:calamitose

calamitoseadjcalamitous calarv[occurringincompounds]
Hence:intercalar&nomenclaretc.

calcarv1.totrample,treadtostamptopress2.tokick3.totrace,makeatracing
Hence:calcocalcator

calcariadjcalcareous calcarionlimestone calcatorntracingpoint,tracer calcen1.heel2.foot(ofapillarormast)3.stock(ofarifle)

Hence:calceo&calcar&recalcitrar&

calcenlime(=calciumoxide) calcevivequicklime calceextincteslakedlime lactedecalcewhitewash(=mixtureoflimeandwater) petradecalcelimestone

Hence:calcitecalculo&calcaricalcariocalciccalciumcalciferecalcificarcalcificationcalcinar&

calceanhosealso:stocking calceablaubluestocking
Hence:calcetta&calceonescalcear&

calcearv1.toput(shoes,boots,stockings,etc.)on(someone'sfeet)2.tocoverthefootorroot(ofatree,etc.) calcearsetoputonone'sshoes,stockings,etc.
Hence:calceatorcalceaturacalceatediscalceardiscalceamento,discalceator,discalceate

calceate1.ppofcalcear2.adjwearingshoes,boots,etc.,shod

calceate1.ppofcalcear2.adjwearingshoes,boots,etc.,shod calceatornshoehorn calceaturanfootwear,footgear calceiformeadj[Bot.]calceiform calceonshoeslipperalso:[Technol.]

Hence:calceolo&calceiformecalcea&

calceolarian[Bot.]calceolaria calceolateadj[Bot.]calceolate calceolo()n1.smallshoeorslipper2.smallwedge,socket,etc.

Hence:calceolariacalceolate

calceonesnplunderpantsalso:shorts calcettan(small)stockingalso:sock
Hence:calcetterocalcetteria

calcetteria(a)nhosieryalso:hosieryshop calcetteronstockingmaker,stockingweaver calcicadj[Chem.]calcic calcifereadjcalciferous calcificarvtocalcify calcificationncalcification calcinarvtocalcine

Hence:calcinationcalcinatori

calcinationncalcination calcinatoriadjcalcinatory calcitencalcite calcium(cl)n[Chem.]calcium calcontracing,traceddesign calculabileadjcalculable calcularvtocalculate machinadecalcularcalculatingmachine

Hence:calculocalculabileincalculabilecalculationcalculator

calculationncalculation

calculationncalculation calculatorncalculator(=onewhocalculates) calculon1.smallstonealso:pebble2.[Med.]calculus

Hence:calculosecalcular&

calculoncalculation calculomentalmentalarithmetic calculo(differential,integral,etc.)(differential,integral,etc.)calculus calculoseadj[Med.]calculous caldeadjwarm,hot

Hence:caldiera&escaldar&

caldierankettleboiler,etc. caldieradevaporsteamboiler caldieratubulartubularorfiretubeboiler

Hence:caldieratacaldiererocaldierettacaldieron

caldieratankettleful caldiereroncoppersmith caldierettansmallkettle,boiler,etc. caldieronnlargekettle,cauldron calefacer[fac/fact]vtowarm,heat

Hence:calefacientecalefactioncalefactor

calefacienteadj[Med.]calefacient,calefactive calefactseecalefacer calefactionnheating,calefaction calefactioncentralcentralheating calefactorncalefactor,heater,etc. calendarioncalendar

Hence:calendarista

calendaristancalendarmaker calendasnplcalends
Hence:calendario&calendula

calendulan[Bot.]calendula calervtobewarmorhottoglow
Hence:calidecalor&calefaceretc.

Hence:calidecalor&calefaceretc.

calfatage(aje)n(actof)calking,caulking calfatarvtocalk,caulk(ships)
Hence:calfatagecalfatator

calfatatorncalker,caulker(=onewhocalksships) calibrarvtocalibrate calibratorncalibrater calibren1.caliber2.caliberrule

Hence:calibrarcalibrator

calice(c)n1.chalice(=cup,gobletalso:calix)also:[Eccl.]2.[Bot.]cup,calyx
Hence:caliciformeetc.

caliciformeadjcupshaped,caliciform calico(c)ncalico calideadjwarmhot califancaliph

Hence:califato

califatoncaliphate calln[occurringincompounds]calli(=beauty)
Hence:calligraphoetc.hemerocallideetc.

calligraphia(a)ncalligraphy calligraphiarvtocalligraph,writecalligraphically calligraphicadjcalligraphic calligrapho()ncalligrapher

Hence:calligraphiacalligraphiarcalligraphic

callistancorncutter,chiropodist calloncallus(=hard,thickenedplaceontheskin)also:corn(onone'stoe)
Hence:callistacallosecallositate

calloseadjcallous callositaten1.callosity,callousness2.callus calmancalm calmante1.pprofcalmar2.adjcalmingcalmative

calmante1.pprofcalmar2.adjcalmingcalmative calmantencalmative calmarvtocalmalso:tocalmdown calmeadjcalm

Hence:calmacalmarcalmante

calomelncalomel calornheatwarmth ilface(un)grandecaloritisveryhot calorspecificspecificheat inlecalorde(undiscussion,etc.)intheheatof(anargument,etc.)

Hence:caloriacaloriferocalorificcalorosecalorificarcalorificationcalorimetroetc.

caloria(a)ncalorie calorifero(fero)n(central)heatinginstallation calorificadjcalorific calorificarv[Phys.]tocalorify calorificationncalorification calorimetro()nculorimeter caloroseadjhotwarm calumniancalumny,slander

Hence:calumniosecalumniarcalumniation,calumniator,calumniatori

calumniarvtocalumniate,slander calumniationncalumniation calumniatorncalumniator calumniatoriadjcalumniatory calumnioseadjcalumnious calvarion1.Calvary2.martyrdom calveadjbald

Hence:calvitia

Calvin,Jeannpr[15091564Frenchtheologian]
Hence:calvinismocalvinistacalvinistic

calvinismonCalvinism calvinistanCalvinist

calvinistanCalvinist calvinisticadjCalvinistic calvitianbaldness cambaro(cm)ncrayfish,crawfish cambiabileadjchangeable cambiamentonchange(1.actofmakingdifferent2.changedcondition) cambiante1.pprofcambiar2.adjchangeable(asin"changeablesilk") cambiarvtochange(1.tomakeorbecomedifferent2.toreplacebyanother3.asin"tochangeadollar") cambiardeopiniontochangeone'smind cambiarde(conducta,etc.)tochange(one'sconduct) cambiardevestimento,cambiarsetochange(clothes) cambiardetrainotochange(trains) setacambiantechangeablesilk
Hence:cambiocambistacambiamentocambiantecambiabilecambiatorexcambiar&,intercambiar&

cambiatorn1.changer(=onewhoorthatwhichchanges)2.moneychanger cambionI.change(1.substitutionofonethingforanother2.moneyreturnedasbalanceofthattenderedforanarticle) II.[Fin.]exchange(1.asin"foreignordomesticexchange"2.rateofexchange)III.[R.R.]switch litteradecambiobillofexchange agentedecambiostockbroker cambistancambist(=exchangeexpert) cameleroncameldriver camelliancamellia Camellus,GeorgeJosephnpr[LatinizedformofGeorgeJosephKamel,JesuitpriestwhotraveledinAsiaandwrotean accountofplantsofthePhilippineIslands]
Hence:camellia

cameloncamel
Hence:camelero

cameo(o)ncameo camera(c)nchamber(1.room,bedroom2.hallusedbydeliberativeorjudicialbody3.groupoflawmakers4."the chamberofagun") musicadecamerachambermusic cameradeaereinnertube cameraobscur1.[Optics]cameraobscura2.[Photog.]darkroom camera(photographic)[Photog.]camera

Hence:camererocamereracamerettaantecamera

cameradancomrade

cameradancomrade
Hence:cameraderia

cameraderia(a)ncomradeship camereran1.lady'smaid2.chambermaid camereron1.valet,manservant2.chamberlain camerettansmallroom caminon1.fireplace2.chimneyalso:smokestack,funnel,etc. mantello(delcamino)mantel,mantelpiece camion[F]ntruck(asin"automobiletruck") camisan1.shirt2.chemise3.[Fortif.]revetment4.cover,envelope,jacket,etc. camisadenoctenightgownnightshirt camisadefortiastraitjacket
Hence:camiserocamiseriacamisettacamisolasubcamisa

camiseria(a)nshirtshop camiseronshirtmaker camisettanchemisette camisolan(woman's)sleevedvest camminarvtowalkalong,tramp,journey,etc. camminonway,road mitterseincamminotostartout(onatrip,journey,etc.)

Hence:camminarincamminardiscamminar

camocenchamoisalso:shammy
Hence:camociar

camociseecamoce camociarvtochamois camomillancamomile tisanadecamomillacamomiletea camouflage[F]ncamouflage campamentonencampment(1.camping2.camp) campananbell

Hence:campanilcampanula&

campanian1.opencountry2.country,countryside3.campaign
Hence:campaniol

Hence:campaniol

campanilnbelltower,campanile campanioln[Zool.]vole,fieldmouse campanula(p)nbellflower,campanula

Hence:campanulaceecampanulaceascampanulate

campanulaceasnplCampanulaceae campanulaceeadjcampanulaceous campanulateadj[Bot.]campanulate camparv1.tocamp(=toliveinacamp)2.toencamp(=toplaceinacamp) campestreadjrural,rustic vitacampestrecountrylife guardacampestreruralpolicemanorconstable camphora(cm)ncamphor

Hence:camphoratocamphorierocamphoriccamphorarcamphorate

camphorarvtocamphorate,camphor camphorate1.ppofcamphorar2.adjcamphorated,camphor camphoraton[Chem.]camphorate(=saltofcamphoricacid) camphoricadjcamphor,camphoric acidocamphoriccamphoricacid camphorieron[Bot.]camphortree campionnchampion(1.defender,supporter2.[Sports])

Hence:campionato

campionaton[Sports,Games,etc.]championship camponI.field(1.pieceoflandputtoaparticularuse2.rangeofopportunityorinterest3.[Her.,Paint.,etc.])II. [Mil.]camp campomagneticmagneticfield campodeaviationairfield campodeconcentrationconcentrationcamp campodeminasminefield

Hence:campion&campania&campestrecamparcampamento,discampar&escampar

campon[occurringincompounds]
Hence:hippocampoetc....

cann1.dog2.[Firearms]trigger vitadecandog'slife

vitadecandog'slife candeaquapoodle
Hence:canalia&canicula&canilcanin

can[can/cant]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:canor&:cantilenacantorcantocantico,discanto&cantarcantabile,cantator,cantatrice,cantata,incantar&, recantar&

Canaan(c)npr[Bib.]Canaan
Hence:canaanita

canaanitan[Bib.]Canaanite Canada(c)nprCanada
Hence:canadiancanadiano

canadianadjCanadian canadianonCanadian canalnI.canal(1.artificialwatercourse2.[Anat.])II.channel(1.[Geog.]2.deeperpartofawaterway3.tubeor tubularpassage4.means,medium)III.[Arch.]fluting

Hence:canalisarcanalisation,canalisatorcanaliculocanalicularcanaliformeetc.

canaliancanaille,rabble,mob
Hence:incanaliar

canalicularadjcanalicular canaliculoncanaliculus canaliformeadjchannelled,channellike,channelshaped canalisarvtocanalizealso:tochannel canalisationncanalization(1.constructionofcanals2.systemofcanalsorconduits)also:sewagesystem canalisatornconstructorofcanals canariadjCanary(=oftheCanaryIslands)

Hence:canarioCanaria

CanarianprCanary(Island)CanariasCanaries,CanaryIslands canarioncanary(=canarybird) cancan[F]ncancan cancellarvtocancel(=toannulbycrossingout) cancellationncancellation(=actofannullingbycrossingout) cancellatorncanceler

cancellatorncanceler cancelleria(a)n1.chancellery(=officeofachancellor)2.bureau,office,etc. cancelleronchancellor[titleofvariousofficialsoflocallyornationallyvaryingfunctions] cancellon1.latticeenclosure,grating,railings,etc.2.spaceseparatedbyrailings,etc.

Hence:cancellerocancelleriacancellarcancellation,cancellator

canceren1.[Zool.]crab2.cancer Cancere[Astron.]Cancer,Crab
Hence:cancerose

canceroseadjcancerous candv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:candela&candide&candorcandesc&

cand[cand/cend/cens]v[occurringincompounds]
Hence:accender&incender&

candelan1.candle2.[Techn.]sparkplug
Hence:candelabrocandeliero

candelabroncandelabra,candelabrum candelieroncandlestick candescv[occurringincompounds]

Hence:incandescer&

candidatoncandidate candidatoacandidatefor
Hence:candidatura

candidaturancandidature,candidacy candideadjcandid,straightforward
Hence:candidato&

candorncandor,straightforwardness canevas(vs)ncanvas(1.heavycloselywovenclothofhemporflax2.crossstitchcanvas) caniculan1.[Astron.]canicula,DogStar2.dogdays

Hence:canicular

canicularadjcanicular(1.[Astron.]2.asin"caniculardays") canilnkennel(=houseinwhichapackofhoundsarekept) caninadjcanine

caninadjcanine dentecanincaninetooth,eyetooth cannancane(1.[Bot.]reed2.walkingstick) canna(depiscar)(fishing)rodorpole canna(desucro)(sugar)cane

Hence:cannella&:cannulacannarcannage

cannabe(c)nhemp
Hence:cannaberocannabiera

cannaberonhempgrower cannabieranhempfield cannage(aje)n(actof)caning(chairs) cannarvtocane(asin"tocaneachair") cannellan1.(small)tube2.cinnamon

Hence:cannellierocannellar&

cannellarvtogroove,channel,flute
Hence:cannellaturacannellate

cannellate1.pprofcannellar2.adjgrooved,flutedalso:cannellated cannellaturan1.groove,channelalso:cannelure2.[Arch.]flute,fluting(ofacolumn) cannellieroncinnamontree cannibal()ncannibal

Hence:cannibalismo

cannibal()adjcannibal,cannibalistic cannibalismoncannibalism cannonn1.gun,cannon2.barrel(=metaltubeofarifle,gun,etc.)

Hence:cannonerocannoneriacannoneracannonarcannonada

cannonadancannonade cannonarvtobombard,cannonade cannonerangunboat cannoneria(a)n1.cannonscollectively2.gunfoundry cannoneroncannoneer cannulan[Surg.]cannula canoa(a)ncanoe

canoa(a)ncanoe
Hence:canoerocanoarcanoage

canoage(je)ncanoeing canoarvtocanoe canoeroncanoeist caon[H]ncanyon,caon canonencanon(1.lawofachurch2.standard3.partoftheMass4.listofsaints5.canonicalbooksoftheBible6. [Mus.]7.[Print.])

Hence:canonistacanoniccanonicitate,canonicocanonicatocanonisarcanonisation

canonicadjcanonical horascanoniccanonicalhours derectocanoniccanonlaw libroscanoniccanonicalbooks(oftheBible) canonicaton1.canonicate2.sinecure canonicitatencanonicity canoniconcanon(=memberofaCathedralChapter) canonisarvtocanonize canonisationncanonization canonistancanonist canoradjcanorous,ringing,melodious
Hence:canoritate

canoritatencanorousness cantseecan cantabileadjsingablealso:[Mus.]cantabile cantabilen[Mus.]cantabile cantarvtosing legallocantathecockcrows legrillocantathecricketchirps cantatan[Mus.]cantata cantatornsinger cantatricen(female)singeralso:cantatrice canticoncanticle,hymn leCanticodelCanticostheSongofSongs

leCanticodelCanticostheSongofSongs cantilenan[Mus.]cantilena cantinan[Mil.]canteen,PostExchange

Hence:cantinero

cantineroncanteenkeeper,sutler canton1.singing,artofsinging2.[Mus.,Poet.]song3.canto cantodelgallocockcrowing cantogregorian,cantoplanGregorianchant,plainchant,plainsongcantofunebredirge cantonn[Admin.]canton

Hence:cantonal

cantonaladjcantonal cantornsingeralso:cantor,precentor,etc. capabileadjcapable

Hence:capabilitateincapabileincapabilitate

capabilitatencapability capaceadj1.capacious2.capable
Hence:capacitateincapaceincapacitate

capacitatencapacity(1.receivingpower2.capability) mesuradecapacitatecapacitymeasure,drymeasure,liquidmeasure caper[cap/captcip/cept]v1.tograsp,seize2.tohold,contain

Hence:capace&captioncaptiosecaptive&capturacapturarrecapturarmentecapteetccaptar&accip&conciper& deciper&excip&inciper&intercip&perciper&precip&reciper&suscip&

capernaseeCapernaum capernaita(ta)nCapernaite(1.nativeorinhabitantofCapernaum2.[Eccl.,Hist.]) Capernaum(m)nprCapernaum

Hence:capernaita

Capetnpr[surnameofHugh,KingoftheFranks,inthe10thCentury]
Hence:capetiancapetiano

capetianadjCapetian capetianonCapetian capetianosCapetians,Capetiandynasty Capharnaum(m)nprCapernaum capillaceeadjcapillaceous

capillaceeadjcapillaceous capillaradjcapillary capillaritatencapillarity capillaturan(headof)hair capillonhair(=asinglehairofthehumanhead) capilloshair(=aperson'shair) sincapillosbareheaded capilloslacanbangs

Hence:capillaturacapillaceecapillarcapillaritatecapillutediscapillardiscapillate

capilluteadjhairy(=coveredwithhair) capistronhalter,muzzle(foranimals) capitaladjcapital(1.pertainingtothehead2.standingatthehead3.ofprimaryimportance) criminecapitalcapitalcrime penacapitaldeathpenalty,capitalpunishment peccatocapitaldeadlysin litteracapitalcapitalletter,capital citatecapitalcapitalcity,capital

Hence:capitalcapitalismo,capitalista,capitalisarcapitalisation

capitalncapital(1.capitalcityofastateorcountry2.[Fortif.]3.[Econ.]) capitalisarvtocapitalize(=toturnintocapital) capitalisationncapitalization(=actionofcapitalizing) capitalismoncapitalism capitalistancapitalist(=ownerofcapital) capitanarvtocaptain capitanon[Army,Navy]captain

Hence:capitanar

capitateadj[Bot.]capitate capitationncapitation capite(c)nhead(1."headofapersonoranimal"2.chief,leader) capitedeponte,delecto,etc.bridgehead,headofabed,etc.

Hence:capitano&capitationcapitellocapitulo&capital&capitatedecapitar&occipite&sincipiteetc.

capitellon[Arch.]capital CapitolionCapitol capitoliocapitol capitularvtocapitulate

capitularvtocapitulate
Hence:capitulation

capitularadjcapitular(=pertainingtoaecclesiasticalchapter) capitulationncapitulation capitulonchapter(1."chapterofabooks"2."ecclesiasticalchapter")

Hence:capitularcapitular&recapitular&

capon[Geog.]cape,headland caponncapon
Hence:caponiera

caponieran1.caponcote2.[Fortif.]caponier caporaln[Mil.]corporal cappan[Clothing]cape

Hence:cappello&cappella&cappottocappottacappucio&escappar&

cappellan1.[Arch.]chapel2.chapelchoirofsingers maestrodecappellachoirmaster acappellaacappella

Hence:cappellanocappellania

cappellania(a)nchaplaincy cappellanonchaplain cappelleria(a)nhatshop cappelleronhatter cappelletton[Veter.Surg.]capelet cappellinan1.hood(=coiflikeheaddressforwomen)2.[Med.]capeline cappellonhat

Hence:cappellerocappelleriacappellettocappellina

cappottancapote(=bonnetwithstringsforwomen) cappottoncapote(=longcloakorovercoat) cappucinan[Bot.]nasturtium cappucinon[Eccl.]Capuchin cappucion[Clothing]hood(onarobeormantlealso:cowl

Hence:cappucinocappucinaincappuciar

caprangoat
Hence:caprerocaprettocaprinCapricornoetc.capro

caprerongoatherd caprettonkid(1.younggoat2.kidleather) capricioncaprice(1.suddenchangeofmind2.[Mus.,Art]capriccio)

Hence:capriciosecapriciositate

capricioseadjcapricious capriciositatencapriciousness Capricornon[Astron.]Capricorn capricornocapricornbeetle caprifolionhoneysuckle,woodbine caprinadjgoatlike,caprine capronhegoat capsulanI.capsule(1.[Anat.,Zool.]2.[Bot.]3.[Pharm.]4.[Chem.]shallowdishforevaporating,etc.)II.cap(1. metalcoverthatsealsabottle2."percussioncap")

Hence:capsularmulticapsularetc.capsularcapsulage

capsulage(aje)ncapping(ofabottle) capsularadjcapsular capsularvtosealorcap(abottle) captseecaper captarvtoinveigle,beguile

Hence:captation

captationn(actof)inveigling captionncatching,seizure captioseadjcaptious(asin"captionsquestions") captivarv1.tocapture2.tocaptivate captiveadjcaptive(1.heldasaprisoner2.captivated)

Hence:captivitatecaptivarcaptivo

captivitatencaptivity captivoncaptive

captivoncaptive capturancapture(=actorfactofcapturing) capturarvtocapture caradjdear(1.beloved2.expensive)

Hence:caressa&caritate&

car[A]n[occurringincompounds]car
Hence:autocaretc....

carabinancarbine
Hence:carabinero

carabineroncarabineer carambolan1.[Billiards]caromball2.[Billiards]carom,cannon
Hence:carambolar

carambolarv[Billiards]tocarom,cannon caramelloncaramel(1.burntsugar2.caramelcandy) caratncarat(1.one24thpart2.[Weight]) caravanancaravan

Hence:caravanseralioetc.

caravanseralioncaravansary,caravanserai carbonn1.coal2.[Chem.]carbon hydratodecarboncarbohydrate carbondelignocharcoal(=woodcharredinakiln) minatordecarbon(fossile)coalminer,collier

Hence:carbollato&carbonerocarbonieracarboniccarboniferecarbonosecarbonisarcarbonication

carbonatarv[Chem.]tocarbonate carbonaton[Chem.]carbonate
Hence:carbonatardiscarbonatarbicarbonatoetc.

carboneron1.charcoalburner2.charcoaldealer,coaldealer carbonicadjcarbonic anhydridocarboniccarbondioxide carbonierancoalpit carbonifereadjcarboniferous(=containingcarbonorcoal) carbonisarvtocarbonize(=toconvertintoaresidueofcarbon)

carbonisationncarbonization(=actofconvertingintoaresidueofcarbon) carbonoseadj[Chem.]carbonous carbunculoncarbuncle(1.smooth,roundgarnetorotherdeepredjewel2.[Med.])

Hence:carbunculose

carbunculoseadj[Med.]carbuncular carburantencarburetantalso:motorfuel carburarv[Chem.]tocarburet carburationn[Chem.]carburetion carburatorncarburetor,carburettor carburon[Chem.]carburet,carbide

Hence:carburarcarburation,carburatordiscarburardiscarburationbicarburoetc.

carcerarvtoincarcerate carcerariadjprison carcerationnincarceration carcerenprison

Hence:carcererocarceraricarcerarcarcerationincarcerarincarceration,disincarcerardisincarceration

carcereronjailer,keeper carcinoman[Pathol.]carcinoma cardarvtocard cardatancardful(ofwool) cardatorncarder cardaturancarding(1.actionofcarding2.rollofwoolorcottonfromcardingmachine) carderia(a)ncardingmill cardian[Anat.]cardia(=cardiacorificeofthestomach)cardi[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]cardi,cardio (=heart)

Hence:cardiaccerebrocardiacetc.anarcardio&pericardio&cardialgiaetc.cardiographoetc.cardiologiaetc. cardiosclerosisetc.endocardioetc.

cardiac()adjcardiac cardialgia(a)n[Pathol.]cardialgia,heartburn cardinaladjcardinal(=offirstimportance)

numeroscardinalcardinalnumbers punctoscardinalcardinalpoints virtutescardinalcardinalvirtues

Hence:cardinalcardinalato

cardinalncardinal(1.[Eccl.]2.cardinalbird) cardinalatoncardinalate cardinenhinge

Hence:cardinal&discardinar

cardiographia(a)ncardiography cardiographo()ncardiograph
Hence:cardiographia

cardiologia(a)ncardiology cardiopathia(a)ncardiopathy cardiosclerosis(sis)n[Pathol.]cardiosclerosis cardon1.thistle2.[Bot.]cardoon3.teaselcard,cardingbrush

Hence:cardatacarderiacardarcardator,cardatura

carentianlack,want(ofsomething)also:shortage carervtolack,belackingin
Hence:carentia

caressancaress
Hence:caressar

caressarvtocaress cargancharge(1.load2.task,dutyalso:responsibility,care,trust3.impetuousattack) cargalitteras(lt)nletterweight,paperweight cargamentonI.loading(1.lading2.asin"loadingofagun")II.load,also:cargo cargapapiros(p)npaperweight,letterweight cargarvI.toload,ladeII.toload,charge(asin"toloadorchargeagun")III.tocharge(1."tochargewithelectricity etc."2.toattackimpetuously) cargarsedetotakeupononeself

Hence:cargocargamontacargasetc.cargamentodiscargardiscarga,discargamento,discargator,discargatorioincargar supercargarsupercargacargalitterasetc.

cargoncargo

cariarv[Med.]torot,affectwithcaries cariateadjcarious,affectedwithcaries caribenCarib caribeadj1.Carib2.Caribbean MarCaribeCaribbeanSea InsulasCaribeWestIndies,Antilles caricaturancaricature

Hence:caricaturistacaricaturalcaricaturar

caricaturaladjcaricaturish caricaturarvtocaricature caricaturistancaricaturist cariencaries

Hence:cariatecariosecariar

carillon[F]ncarillon,chimes
Hence:carillonarcarillonamento,carillonator

carillonamenton(actionof)playingonchimesoracarillon carillonarv1.toplayacarillon2.toproducebychiming,playonchimesoracarillon carillonatorncarillonplayer,chimesplayer carinankeel(ofaship)

Hence:carinarcarinage

carinage(aje)n(actof)careening carinarv[Nant.]tocareen(=tocausetoheelover) CarinthianprCarinthia carioseadjcarious,affectedwithcarries caritabileadjcharitable caritaten1.charity(asin"charityisaChristianvirtue")2.alms facerlecaritatetogivealms

Hence:caritabileincaritabile

carminoncarmine carnage(aje)ncarnage carnaladjcarnal

carnalitatencarnality carnationn1.complexion,skincoloring2.[Art]carnation carnen1.flesh2.meat(=fleshusedasfood) incarneeossointheflesh carnedecannoncannonfodder carnedeunfructofleshorpulpofafruit esserincarnetobefleshyorcorpulent

Hence:carnagecarnationcarnalcarnalitatecarnosecarnositatecarnutediscarnardiscarnateincarnar&carnificeetc.: carnivoreetc.

carnevalncarnival,Shrovetide
Hence:carnevalesc

carnevalescadjcarnival carnifice(n)nhangman,executioner carnivoreadjcarnivorous carnoseadjfleshy carnositatenfleshiness carnuteadjfleshy Carola(c)nprfCarol CarolinanprCarolina CarolinadelNordNorthCarolina CarolinadelSudSouthCarolina leCarolinastheCarolineIslands carolingeadjCarolingian,Carlovingian carolingonCarolingian,Carlovingian Carolo(c)nprmCharles CaroloMagneCharlemagne
Hence:CarolinacarolingecarolingoCarola

caroniancarrion
Hence:caroniose

caronioseadjcarrion,putrid caroselloncarrousel(1.[Man.]2.merrygoround) carotancarrot

Hence:carotina

carotinan[Chem.]carotene,carotin carpan[Ichthyol.]carp carpaladj[Anat.]carpal CarpatesnprplCarpathians carpenteria(a)ncarpentry carpenteroncarpenter

Hence:carpenteria

carpon[Anat.]wrist,carpus
Hence:carpalmetacarpometacarpal

carpon[occurringincompounds]carpo,carp(=fruit)
Hence:mesocarpioetc....

carrafancarafe carrearntocart(=totransportinacart) carrettancart(=twowheeledvehicle) carrettademanopushcartwheelbarrow

Hence:carrettatacarrettero

carrettatancartload carretteroncarter,cartdriver carrieran1.racecourse2.career(=courseofcontinuedprogressinthelifeofaperson,nation,etc.) carronwagon,carriage,caralso:carriage(ofatypewriter,etc.) carrofunebrehearse,funeralcar carrotriumphal[Antiq.]triumphalcarorchariot

Hence:carretta&carrieracarrossa&carrear

carrossancoach(=largeclosedcarriage)
Hence:carrosserocarrosseria

carrosseria(a)nbody(ofacar,etc.) carrosseroncoachbuilder cartan1.card2.map carta(postal)(postal)card jocaracartastoplaycards darcartablancaunpersonatogiveapersonfullauthority(manducar)alcarta(toeat)lacarte darlecartastodealcards cartadevisitacallingcard,visitingcard

Hence:carterocartieracarton&cartulariocartulerocartarcartographoetc.cartomanteetc.cartothecaetc.

cartarvI.tocard(1.toprovidewithcards2.toenteruponacard)II.tochart cartelncartel(1.writtenchallenge2.writtenagreementastotheexchangeorransomofprisoners3.[Com.])
Hence:cartelistacartelisarcartelisation

cartelisarvtocartelize cartelisationncartelization cartelistancartelist carteroncardmaker CarthaginenprCarthage

Hence:carthaginese

carthagineseadj/nCarthaginian CarthagonprCarthage cartieranbillfold cartilaginencartilage

Hence:cartilaginose

cartilaginoseadjcartilaginous cartographia(a)ncartography cartographicadjcartographic cartographo()ncartographer

Hence:cartographiacartographic

cartomantenfortuneteller(usingplayingcards)
Hence:cartomantia

cartomantia(a)nfortunetelling(bymeansofplayingcards),cartomancy cartonn1.cardboard,pasteboard2.cartoon(=designforpainting,tapestry,etc.)3.carton(=cardboardbox)
Hence:cartonerocartoneriacartonarcartonage

cartonage(aje)n1.pasteboardwork2.[Bookbinding]boarding,(bindingin)paperboards cartonarv[Bookbinding]toboard,bindinboards cartoneria(a)n1.cardboardfactory2.cardboardmaking cartoneroncardboardmaker cartothecan1.cardindex,cardcataloguealso:file2.filingcabinet(forcards)

cartucha(sh)n[Mil.]cartridge
Hence:cartucheriacartuchiera

cartucheria(shera)ncartridgefactory cartuchiera(sh)ncartridgebox,cartridgecase cartularionchartulary(=collectionoftitledeeds,etc.) cartuleronchartulary(=keeperofarchives) CartusianprChartreuse(=FrenchmonasteryfoundedbySt.Bruno) cartusiacharterhouse,Chartreuse(=anyCarthusianmonastery)

Hence:cartusiancartusiano

cartusianadjCarthusian(=ofChartreuseorCarthusians) cartusianonCarthusian(=Carthusianmonk) carvincaraway Caryas(c)npr[Anc.Geog.]Caryae

Hence:caryatide

caryatide(tide)n[Arch.]caryatid caryon[occurringincompounds]1.caryo,cary(=nut)2.[Biol.]karyo(=nucleus)
Hence:caryophylloetc.caryopseetc.caryocineseetc.caryocineticetc.

caryocinesen[Biol.]karyokinesis,celldivision caryocineticadj[Biol.]karyokinetic caryophyllo(ri)nclovepink,gillyflower caryopsen[Bot.]caryopsis casseecader cascadancascade,waterfall

Hence:cascadar

cascadarvtocascade caschseecasco caschettonlightopenhelmet casconhelmet

Hence:caschetto

caseina(na)ncasein

caseoncheese
Hence:caseina

casernan[Mil.]barracks
Hence:casernerocasernarcasernamento

casernamenton(actionof)quarteringinbarracks casernarvtoquarterinbarracks,tobarrack caserneronbarrackwarden casinoncasino(=publicplaceofamusement) casoncase(1.specialcondition2.[Gram.]) innullecasoinnocase incasodenecessitateincaseofneed,ofnecessity casodeconscientiamatterofconscience incasoqueincase(that)

Hence:casuistacasuisticacasualcasualitate

caspieadjCaspian MarCaspieCaspian(Sea) CaspionprCaspian cassan1.box,case2.cashbox,till(also:place,office,establishment,etc.wheremoneyiskept,receivedorpaid,as "cashier'sdesk,""savingsbank,""sickfund,"etc.)3.[Mus.](side)drum4.coffin,casket librodecassacashbook cassadeltympano[Anat.]eardrum

Hence:casserocasseriacassettacassistacassardiscassar,discassamentoincassarincassamento,disincassar disincassamento,reincassarreincassamento

cassarv1.tobox,case2.tocash cassarvtoquash,annul2.tocashier cassationn1.cassation,quashing2.cashiering,cashierment cortedecassationsupremeCourtofAppeals casseadjnull,void

Hence:cassarcassation

casseria(a)nboxfactory casseron1.cashier2.boxmaker casserolansaucepan cassettansmallbox,casket,etc. cassistantypesetter,compositor

castancaste castanianchestnut(=fruitofthechestnuttree)
Hence:castaniettacastanie

castanieadjchestnutcolored castaniettancastanet casteadjchaste stilocastechaste,chastenedstyle

Hence:castitatecastigar&inceste&

castellanon1.lord(ofamanor)2.castellan castelloncastle(1.fortifiedseigniorialmansion2.[Naut.]) castellodeaquawatertower

Hence:castellano

castigamentonchastisementalso:castigation castigarvtochastisealso:tocastigate castigarsustilotochastenone'sstyle

Hence:castigamentocastigationcastigator

castigationnchastisementcastigation castigatornchastisercastigator CastilianprCastile

Hence:castiliancastiliano

castilianadjCastilian castilianonCastilian(1.inhahitantofCastile2.Castilianlanguage,Spanish) castitatenchastity(=sexualormoralpurity) castornbeaver(1.[Zool.]2.beaverhat)

Hence:castoreo

Castor(cs)nprCastor(1.[Gr.Mythol.]2.[Astron.]) castoreoncastor,castoreum castrarvtocastrate,geld

Hence:castrationcastratorcastrato

castrationncastration,gelding castratoncastrateeunuch

castratorncastrator,gelder casuseecaso casualadj1.inherentinthecase2.casual(asin"casualprofit")also:chance,accidental casualitatenfortuitousness casuista(sta)ncasuist casuistica(s)ncasuistry catseecata cataadjeach cataunoeach(one) cataprefixo[catbeforehandvowelsusedchieflyintechnicalterms]cata,cat(1.down,downwards2.against3. reflected)
Hence:catarrhinetc.cathodoetc.catoptroetc.

cataclysmicadjcataclysmal,cataclysmic cataclysmoncataclysm
Hence:cataclysmic

catacombancatacomb catacombascatacombs catafalconcatafalque catalanadjCatalan

Hence:catalano

catalanonCatalan(1.inhabitantofCatalonia2.Catalanlanguage) catalepsia(a)ncatalepsy(1.[Med.]2.[Philos.]) catalepticadjcataleptic

Hence:cataleptico

catalepticoncataleptic catalogarvtocatalogue catalogatorncataloguer catalogo(t)ncatalogue

Hence:catalogarcatalogator

CatalonianprCatalonia catalysarvtocatalyze

catalysatorncatalyst catalyse(lyse)n[PhysicalChem.]catalysis
Hence:catalysarcatalysator

catalyticadjcatalytic cataplasman[Med.]poultice,cataplasm catapultancatapult(1.[Gr.andRom.Antiq.]2.[Aeronaut.]) cataractancataract(1.waterfall2.[Med.]) catarrhaladjcatarrhal catarrhinadj[Zool.]catarrhine

Hence:catarrhino

catarrhinon[Zool.]catarrhine catarrhinosCatarrhina catarrhoncatarrh

Hence:catarrhalcatarrhose

catarrhoseadjcatarrhous catastrophe(ts)ncatastrophe(1.suddendisaster2.[Drama])
Hence:catastrophic

catastrophicadjcatastrophic catechv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:catechesecatechetacatecheticcatechumenocatechumenatocatechisarcatechismo,catechista,catechistic

catechesencatechesis catechetancatechist catecheticadjcatechetic,catechetical catecheticancatechetics catechisarn1.[Eccl.]tocatechize2.toindoctrinate catechismoncatechism catechistancatechist catechisticadjcatechistic catechumenatoncatechumenate catechumeno(c)n[Eccl.]catechumen

categoria(a)ncategory(1.[Philos.]2.groupordivisioninasystemofclassification)
Hence:categoric

categoricadjcategorical,categoric(1.[Philos.]pertainingtoalogicalcategory2.assertingabsolutely) catenanchain
Hence:catenaricatenarconcatenarconcatenationincatenarincatenamento

catenarvtochain(=tomeasurewithasurveyor'schain) catenariadjcatenary CatharinanprfCatherine cathedra(ct)n1.chair(inauniversity)2.pulpit,rostrum

Hence:cathedral

cathedraladjcathedral cathedralncathedral cathodicadjcathodicalso:[Bot.,Med.]kathodic cathodo(ct)n[Elec.]cathode

Hence:cathodic

catholicadj[Eccl.]Catholic
Hence:catholicismocatholicisaranticatholicanglocatholicetc.

catholicisarvtocatholicize catholicismon[Eccl.]Catholicism cation(c)n[Phys.]cation catoptricadj[Phys.]catoptric(=pertainingtoamirrorortoreflectedlight) catoptricancatoptrics(=thescienceofreflectedlight) catoptron[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]catoptro,catoptr(=mirror)

Hence:catoptriccatoptricacatoptromantiaetc.

catoptromantia(a)ncatoptromancy(=divinationbymeansofmirrors) catranntar
Hence:catraneriacatranosecatranarcatranator

catranarvtotar catranatorntarsprayer catraneria(a)ntarworks

catranoseadjtarry cattanshecat cattoncat(=domesticcat)also:tomcat

Hence:cattacatton

cattonnkitten CaucasianprCaucasia caucasianadjCaucasian(1.pertainingtotheCaucasus2.[Anthropol.]white) caucasianonCaucasian(1.nativeoftheCaucasus2.whiteperson) Caucaso(cu)nprCaucasus

Hence:Caucasiacaucasiancaucasiano

cauchu()ncaoutchouc,cruderubber caudan1.tailalso:tailend2.queue(=lineofpeople,carriages,etc.)3.train(asin"trainofagown") pianodecaudagrandpiano facercaudatostandinline,toqueueup

Hence:caudalcaudatecaudatario

caudaladjcaudal caudatariontrainbearer(=onewhoholdsupthetrainofarobeorgown) caudateadjcaudate,caudated caulencabbage cauledeBrusselBrusselssprouts cauleflorcauliflower

Hence:caulerapaetc.

caulerapankohlrabi causan1.cause2.case(=lawsuit) causaprimeprimecause,firstcause causafinalfinalcause acausadebecauseof

Hence:causalcausalitatecausarcausation,causative,causatorconcausaconcausal

causaladjcausal causalitatencausality(=relationofcauseandeffect) causarvtocause causationncausation

causativeadjcausative(=pertainingtocausation) causatorncauser causticadjcaustic(1.corrotive2.sarcastic3.[Math.])

Hence:causticitatediacausticcaustica

caustican[Math.]caustic causticitatencausticity cautseecav cauteadjcautious cauterion1.cautery(=agentusedincauterizing2.[Med.]issue(producedbycauterizlng)

Hence:cauterisarcauterisationthermocauterioetc.

cauterisarvtocauterize cauterisationncauterization cautionnbail,security cav[cav/caut]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:cautionprecautioncauteincaute

cavancave,cavern cavalcadan1.ride(=actofridinghorseback)2.cavalcade cavalcarvtoride(onhorseback)

Hence:cavalcada

cavallanmare cavalleria(a)nI.chivalry(1.systemofknighthood2.chivalrousness)II.cavalry cavalleronI.cavalier(1.gallant2.[Hist.]3.[Fortif.])II.knightIII.horsemanalso:cavalryman cavallerodeindustriasharper cavalleroerranteknighterrant cavalleroseadjchivalrous cavalletton1.woodenhorse(=woodenframeintheshapeofahorseusedasaninstrumentoftorture)2.wooden frameonwhichvarioustypesofworkareperformed,as:(work)bench,trestle,easel,etc. cavallonhorse acavalloonhorseback iracavallotoride(horseback)
Hence:cavallerocavallerosecavalleriacavallettocavallovaporetc.cavalla

cavallovapornhorsepower

cavarvtohollowout,cave caveadjhollow
Hence:cavitatecavarexcavarexcavation,excavatorcaverna&concaveconcavitatecavocava

cavernancavern,cave
Hence:cavernose

cavernoseadjcavernous(1.aboundingincaverns2.likeacavern) vocecavernosehollowvoice caviancage(=enclosureusedforconfininganimals) caviarncaviar cavilian1.peg(=pinorboltofwood,metal,etc.,forfasteningpartstogether,hangingobjectsupon,etc.)2.ankle bonealso:ankle

Henceincaviliar

cavitatencavity cavonhollow,cavity,hole [ce]1.adjthis,that2.pronthis,that cecithis(here) celathat(there,yonder) cecadjblind(=withoutsight) intestinocec[Anat.]blindgut,caecum

Hence:cecitatececar

cecarvtoblind(1.tomakeblind2.todazzle) cecitatenblindness cecitatedenoctenightblindness ced[ced/cescid/cis]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:cesuracircumcider&concid&decider&excider&incider&occider&precider&fratricidaetc.germicida etc.liberticidaetc.suicidaetc.genocidioetc.tyrannicidioetc.uxoricidioetc.suicidioetc.

ceder[ced/cess]vtocede,yield
Hence:cessibilecessioncessionarioabsceder&acceder&anteceder&conceder&deceder&exceder&interceder& preceder&proceder&receder&retroceder&succeder&

cedilla[H]ncedilla cedroncedar Cedron(c)nprKedron celamentonconcealment

celarvtoconceal,keepsecret,hide
Hence:celamentocelator

celatornconcealer celen[occurringincompounds]cele(=tumorhernia)
Hence:hydroceleetc.varicoceleetc....

celebrantencelebrant(=priestofficiatingatthemass) celebrarvtocelebrate(1.toperformtheceremonyof2.toobserve,honorbypublicceremonies,festivitiesetc.3.to praisehighly) celebrationncelebration celebratorncelebrator celebre(c)adjfamous,celebrated

Hence:celebritatecelebrarcelebration,celebrator

celebritatencelebrity(1.fame2.celebratedperson) celerarvtoquicken,accelerate celere(c)adjquick,rapid

Hence:celeritateceleraraccelerar&

celeritatenquickness,speed celestan[Mus.]celesta celesteadjheavenly,celestial voltacelestethevaultofheaven (le)CelesteImperio(the)CelestialEmpireorKingdom,China

Hence:celestinacelestitecelestialcelesta

celestialadjcelestial,heavenly celestinancelestitc,celestine celestitencelestite,celestine celibatarionbachelor celibatoncelibacy celibe(c)adjunmarried,single

Hence:celibatocelibatario

cell[cell/cels]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:celse&exceller&

cellancell(=smallroomorcompartment)

cellancell(=smallroomorcompartment)
Hence:cellario&cellula&

cellarieroncellarer cellarioncellaralso:storeroom,etc.winecellar
Hence:cellariero

[celle]demadj1.thatthose2.(the)former(firstoftwo)(=ille)
Hence:cello

[celles]dempronthose(=illes) [cello]dempron1.that(one)2.theformer(=ille) cellophanncellophane cellulan[Biol.]cell

Hence:cellularcylindrocellularetc.multicellularetccelluloidecellulosecellulosanitrocellulosaetc.

cellularadjcellular celluloidencelluloid cellulosancellulose celluloseadjcellulous celon1.sky2.heaven celodelectobedcanopy aceloaperteundertheopensky,intheopen

Hence:celeste&grattaceloetc.

celsseecell celseadjhigh(asin"tenstorieshigh")
Hence:celsitude

celsitudenheight(=conditionofbeinghigh) celtanCelt
Hence:celticceltiberoetc.

celtiberon[Anc.Hist.]Celtiberian celticadjCeltic cementarvtocement(1.tounitebymeansofacement2.[Metal.]tosubjecttocementation) cementationncementation(1.[Constr.]2.[Metal.]) cementoncement(1.[Constr.]2.[Anat.]cementum3.[Metal.]powderusedincementation) cementoarmatereinforcedcement

cementoarmatereinforcedcement
Hence:cementarcementation

cemeterialadjpertainingtoacemetery cemeterioncemetery,graveyard
Hence:cemeterial

cenadj[occurringincompounds]cenocene(=recent)
Hence:cenozoicetc.eocenetc.miocenetc.oligocenetc.pleistocenetc.pliocenetc.

cenadj[occurringincompounds]ceno(=empty)
Hence:cenotaphioetc.

cenadj[occurringincompounds]ceno,coeno,cen,coen(=common)
Hence:epicencenobioetc.cenuroetc.

cenansupper,dinner(=eveningmeal)
Hence:cenaculocenar

cenaculon1.diningroom2.(literaryartistic,etc.)cluborgroup cenarvtosup,dine,havesupperordinner(=taketheeveningmeal) cenderseecand cenobioncenoby

Hence:cenobita

cenobitancenobite cenotaphioncenotaph cenozoic(zic)adj[Geol.]Cenozoic

Hence:cenozoico

cenozoico(zico)n[Geol.]Cenozoic censseecenser censer[cens/cens]v1.totakeacensus2.tocensor

Hence:censimentocensor&censura&censorecenser&

censimenton1.(actof)takingacensus2.census,returncount,etc. censoncensus censornI.censor(1.[Rom.Antiq.]2.officialinchargeofcensorship)II.critic,faultfinderIII.[School]monitor, censor,proctor,etc.IV.censustaker

Hence:censorial

censorialadjcensorial

censorialadjcensorial censuranI.censorship(1.actofcensoring2.officeofacensor)II.censure submitteralcensuratocensor

Hence:censurarcensurabile

censurabileadjcensurable censurarvtocensure cent(plcents)[A]n[Monet.]cent centaurean1.[Bot.]Centaurea2.[Bot.]centaury centauron[Mythol.]centaur Centauro[Astron.]Centaurus

Hence:centaureahippocentauroetc.

centavo[H,P]n[Monet.]centavo centenariadj1.centenarian2.centennial,centenary centenarion1.centenarian2.centenary,centennial centesimaladjcentesimal centesime(sime)adjhundredth (le)centesimeparte,(le)centesimo(the)hundredthpart,thehundredth centesimo(simo)(plcentesimi)[I]n[Monet.]centesimo centiarncentiare(=onehundredthpartofanare) centigrade()adjcentigrade(having,pertainingtoasystemof,onehundreddegrees) centigrammancentigram centilitro(t)ncentiliter centime[F]n[Monet.]centime centimetro()ncentimeter centimo(cn)[H]n[Monet.]centimo centistereon[MetricSystem]centistere centon/adj(a,one)hundred (tres)percentoorprocento(three)percent
Hence:centenaribicentenarietc.centenariobicentenarioetc.centesimecentesimalcentigrammaetc.centimetroetc. centumviroetc.centupleetc.centuplicaretc.:percentageetc.percentualetc.

centraladjcentral centralncenter,centralofficeorplant,etc.specif.:(telephone)exchange[Elec.]powerstation centralisarvtocentralize

centralisarvtocentralize centralisationncentralization centralisatorncentralizer centrarvtocenter(=toplaceorcollectatthecenter) centricadjcentral,centric centrifugarvtocentrifuge centrifugationncentrifugation centrifuge()adjcentrifugal machinacentrifugecentrifuge

Hence:centrifugarcentrifugation

centripete()adjcentripetal centroncenter,middlepoint
Hence:centralcentralisarcentralisation,centralisator,discentralisardiscentralisationcentricconcentric,eccentric& egocentricetc.geocentricetc.homocentricetc.centrarconcentrar&:centrifugeetc.

centuseecento centumviraladjcentumviral centumviratoncentumvirate centumviro(tm)n[Rom.Antiq.]centumvir

Hence:centumviratocentumviral

centuplarvtocentuple centuple(cn)adjcentuple
Hence:centuplar

centuplicarvtocentuplicate
Hence:centuplicate

centuplicate1.ppofcentuplicar2.adjcentuplicate,hundredfold cenuron[Zool.]coenurus cepanonion cephaln[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]cephalo(=head)

Hence:cephaliccephalalgiaetc.cephalopodoetc.hydrocephaleetc.brachycephaleetc.

cephalalgia(a)n[Pathol.]cephalalgia cephalicncephalic

cephalicncephalic cephalopodo(podo)n[Zool.]cephalopod cephalopodos[Zool.]Cephalopoda cer[cer/cerat]n[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]cer,cerat,cerato,cerot(=horn)

Hence:rhinoceroteetc....

ceranwax
Hence:ceratocererocereriacerumine&cereecereocerosecerarceratorincerar&ceromantiaetc.adipoceraetc. ozoceriteetc.

ceramicadjceramic ceramicanceramics(1.artofmakingpottery,earthenware,etc.2.potteryware) ceramistanceramistpotter ceramo(c)nearthenware

Hence:ceramistaceramicceramicaceramographiaetc.

ceramographia(a)nceramography(=studyanddescriptionofpottery) cerarvtowax,applywaxto telacerateoilcloth ceraton[Pharm.]cerate ceratornwaxer(=onewhoapplieswaxtoafloor,etc.) Cerbero(cr)npr[Mythol.]Cerberus cercansearch(=actoractionofsearching) cercarvtoseek,lookfor,searchfor

Hence:cercacercatorrecercar&

cercatornseeker cere[occurringincompounds]
Hence:cerefolioetc.

cerealadjcereal cerealncereal cerebseecerebro cerebellaradjcerebellar cerebelloncerebellum

Hence:cerebellarcerebellose

cerebelloseadjcerebellar

cerebelloseadjcerebellar cerebraladjcerebral cerebrarvtocerebrate cerebrationncerebration cerebritis(tis)ncerebritis,encephalitis cerebronbrainalso:brains

Hence:cerebritiscerebralcerebrarcerebrationcerebrospinaletc.cerebello&

cerebrocardiac(ac)adjcerebrocardiac cerebrospinaladjcerebrospinal cereeadjwaxy,waxen cerefolion[Bot.]chervil ceremonianceremony maestrodeceremoniamasterofceremonies habitodeceremoniaformaldress sinceremoniawithoutceremony,informally

Hence:ceremonieroceremonialceremonialceremonioseinceremoniose

ceremonialadjceremonial(=relatingtoceremonies) ceremonialnceremonial ceremonieron[Hist.R.C.Ch.,etc.]masterofceremonies ceremonioseadjceremonious(=devotedtoformsandceremonies) cereon1.[Eccl.](large)waxcandle,cierge2.[Bot.]cereus cereopaschalpaschalcandle cereria(a)nwaxfactorywaxchandlery cereronwaxchandlerwaxworker Ceres(c)I.pr[Rom.Relig.]Ceres

Hence:cereal

ceresiancherry
Hence:ceresieroceresieto

ceresieroncherrytree ceresietoncherryorchard cerner[cern/cret]vtoseparate,sift

Hence:concerner&decerner&discerner&excern&secern&

Hence:concerner&decerner&discerner&excern&secern&

ceromantia(a)nceromancy ceroseadjwaxy cerotseecer certeadjcertain(1."objectivelycertain"2.convinced3.asin"acertain...")

Hence:certitudeincerteincertitudecertificar&certo

certificarvtocertify(=toguaranteeastrueorcorrect)
Hence:certificationcertificatorcertificato

certificationncertification(=actofcertifying) certificatoncertificate certificatorncertifier certitudencertainty(1."objectivecertainty"2.certitude) certoadvcertainly ceruminencerumen,earwax

Hence:ceruminose

ceruminoseadjceruminous,waxy cerussanwhitelead,ceruse
Hence:cerussite

cerussiten[Mineral.]cerussite cervanhind(=femaleofthereddeer) cervariadj lupocervarilynx cervelatancervelat,saveloy(sausage) cervon1.reddeer2.stag cervovolantestagbeetle

Hence:cervaricerva

cesseeced Cesarenpr[Rom.Hist.]Caesar
Hence:cesarismocesaree

cesareeadjCaesarean,Caesarian operationcesareeCaesareanoperation sectioncesareeCaesareansection

sectioncesareeCaesareansection cesarismonCaesarism cessseeceder cessante1.pprofcessar2.adjceasing cessarvtocease,stop(1.tocometoanend2.tobringtoanend)

Hence:cessanteincessantecessation

cessationncessation cessibileadjassignable,transferable cessionn[Law]cession,assignment cessionarion[Law]assignee casteseecaste cesuran[Pros.]caesura [cetere](c)adj1.other2.remaining

Hence:ceterocetero

[cetero](c)adv1.otherwise,inotherrespects2.besides,fortherest [cetero,ceterum](c)nremainder,rest cgabbr=centigramma chacal(sh)njackal chaco(sh)n[Chess]check chacoschess chacomatcheckmate peciadechacoschessman chaise[F]nchair(=seatforoneperson) chaiselongue[F]chaiselongue chaisedebraciosarmchair chaiserolantewheelchair chal(sh)nshawl chalet[F]nchalet chalupa(sh)nsloop Chamnpr[Bib.]Ham
Hence:chamitachamitic

chameadv[occurringincompounds]chame,chamae(=ontheground)
Hence:chameleonteetc....

Hence:chameleonteetc....

chameleontenchameleon chamitanHamite chamiticadjHamitic Champagne[F]nprChampagne vinodeChampagne,champagnechampagne champignon[F]nchampignon(commonorfied)mushroom champion[A]n[Sports]champion chaosnchaos

Hence:chaotic

choticadjchaotic chaperon[F]nchaperon
Hence:chaperonarchaperonage

chaperonage(shaperonaje)nchaperoning,chaperonage chaperonar(sh)vtochaperon charbancs[F]ncharbanc characternI.character(1.graphicsymbolalso:letter2.status,rank3.moralconstitution)II.characteristic(= distinguishingmark)

Hence:characteristic&characterisar&

characterisarvtocharacterize(1.todescribethecharacterof2.toqualify)
Hence:characterisation

characterisationncharacterization(1.portrayalinwords2.actofcharacterizingorqualifying) characteristicadjcharacteristic characteristicdecharacteristicof

Hence:characteristica

characteristicancharacteristic(1.characteristictrait2.[Math.]) charade[F]n(word)charade charivari(sharivar)ncharivari,belling,shivaree charlatan[F]ncharlatan

Hence:charlataneriacharlatanismocharlatanesc

charlataneria(sharlatanera)ncharlatanry,charlatanism charlatanesc(sh)adjcharlatanic

charlatanesc(sh)adjcharlatanic charlatanismo(sh)ncharlatanism,charlatanry charme[F]ncharm,attractiveness charpa(sh)n[Clothing]sash chartancharter

Hence:chartismochartistachartar

chartarvtocharter(=tograntacharterto) chartismonChartism chartistanChartist chartreuse[F]nchartreuse(=liqueurmadebyCarthusianmonks) Charybdis(carbdis)nprCharybdis interScyllaeCharybdisbetweenScyllaandCharybdis chassa(sh)n1.hunting,chase2.game(killedinhunting)

Hence:chassarchassator

chassar(sh)vtohunt,chasealso:tochase(away),driveoff,etc. chassator(sh)nI.hunter,huntsmanII.chaser(1.[Navy]2.[Naut.]chasegun)III.[Mil.]chasseur chassis[F]nchassis(=bodyframeofanautomobile) chauffeur[F]nchauffeur Chauvin,Nicolasnpr[excessivelypatrioticsoldieroftheNapoleonicarmy]

Hence:chauvinismochauvinistachauvinistic

chauvinismo(sho)nchauvinism chauvinista(sho)nchauvinist chauvinistic(sho)adjchauvinistic chec(tch)adjCzech

Hence:checoslovacetc.checo

checo(tch)nCzech checoslovacadjCzechoslovak
Hence:Checoslovachiachecoslovaco

checoslovachseechecoslovac Checoslovachia(tchecoslovakia)nprCzechoslovakia checoslovaco(tch)nCzechoslovak

checoslovaco(tch)nCzechoslovak chef[F]n1.chief,leader2.head(ofanorganization,firm,etc.) chefdecocinaheadcook,chef (commandante)inchef(commander)inchief Cheka[R]nCheka chenille[F]nchenille cheque[A]n[Bank.]check,cheque cherubncherub

Hence:cherubic

cherubicadjcherubic cherubinncherub
Hence:cherubinic

cherubinicadjcherubic chetan[Zool.]chaeta(=spine,bristle)
Hence:chetopodeetc.spirochetaetc.oligocheteetc.polycheteetc.

chetopode(t)adj[Zool.]chaetopod,chaetopodous
Hence:chetopodos

chetopodos(t)npl[Zool.]Chaetopoda chic[F]adjstylish,chic chic[F]nchic chiffonier[F]nchiffonier Chile(tchle)nprChile

Hence:chilenchileno

chilen(tchiln)adjChilean chileno(tchileno)nChilean chilin/adj[occurringinderivatives]chili(=thousand)

Hence:chiliasmochiliasta

chiliasmonchiliasm chiliastanchiliast chimeranI.chimera(1.[Mythol.]2.fancifulcreation,figmentoftheimagination)II.[Ichthyol.]chimaera

Hence:chimeristachimericchimerisar

Hence:chimeristachimericchimerisar

chimericadjchimerical,chimeric chimerisarvtoindulgeinfancifulideas,schemes,etc. chimeristandreamer,Utopian(=onewhoindulgesinfancifulideas,plans,etc.) chimia(a)nchemistry chimiainorganic,chimiamineralinorganicchemistry

Hence:chimistachimicchimicobiochimiaetc.chimotherapiaetc.electrochimiaetc.physicochimiaetc.

chimicadjchemical chimiconchemist(=expertinchemistry) chimistanchemist(=expertinchemistry) chimoseechimia chimotherapia(a)nchemotherapy chimpanze(shimpanz)nchimpanzee China(sh)nprChina muraliadeChinaChineseWall,GreatWallofChina mardeChinaChinaSea tintadeChinaIndiaink,Chineseink
Hence:chineseIndochinaetc.

chinese(sh)adjChinese chinese(sh)nChinese(1.Chineseperson2.Chineselanguage) chirn[occurringincompounds]chir,chiro,cheir,cheiro(=hand)

Hence:chiromanteetc.chirurgoetc.chiroptereetc.

chiromantenpalmist,chiromancer
Hencechiromantia

chiromantia(a)npalmistry,chiromancy chiroptereadj[zool.]chiropterous
Hence:chiropteros

chiropteros(rp)npl[Zool.]Chiroptera chirurgia(a)nsurgery(=artandpracticeofsurgery) chirurgicadjsurgical chirurgonsurgeon

Hence:chirurgiachirurgic

Hence:chirurgiachirurgic

chloradj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]chlor,chloro(=green)
Hence:chlorosischlorophyllaetc.chloro&

chloracetseechloracetic chloracetatonchloracetate chloraceticadjchloracetic

Hence:chloracetato

chloralnchloral(1.[Chem.]2.chloralhydrate) hydratodechloralchloralhydrate chloratonchlorate chlorhydratonhydrochlorate chlorhydricadjhydrochloric chloricadjchloric chloridonchloride chloritonchlorite chloronchlorine

Hence:chloratoperchloratochloridotrichloridoetc.chloritohypochloritochlorurochloricperchloricchlorose hypochlorosechloraletc.chloraceticetc.chloroformoetc.chloroplastoetc.

chloroformarvtochloroform chloroformisarvtochloroform chloroformonchloroform

Hence:chloroformarchloroformisar

chlorophyllanchiorophyll chloroplastonchloroplast chloroseadjchlorous chlorosis(sis)nchlorosis(1.[Med.]2.[Bot.]) chloruron[Chem.]chloride choc(sh)nshock(=collision,impact) chocseechoccar choccar(sh)vtoshock(=tohurtthesensibilitiesof)

Hence:choc

Hence:choc

chocolate(sh)nchocolate(1.asin"chocolatebar"2.asin"hotchocolate")
Hence:chocolaterochocolatiera

chocolatero(sh)nchocolatedealerormanufacturer chocolatiera(sh)nchocolatepot cholera(c)n1.cholera2.anger,wrath esserincholeratobeangry

Hence:cholerinacholericincholerisar

cholericadj1.[Med.]choleraic2.choleric,irascible cholerinan[Med.]cholerine chondroncartilage

Hence:chondroidehypochondriohypochondriahypochondriachypochondriacochondrologiaetc.

chondroideadjchondroid,resemblingcartilage chondrologia(a)nchondrology choraladjchoral choralnchorale chordanI.chord(1.stringofamusicalinstrument2.[Geom.])II.[Anat.]tendon chordasvocalvocalcords,vocalchords

Hence:clavichordioetc.notochordoetc.hexachordoetc.hexachordioetc.

chorea(a)n1.choraldance2.St.Vitus'sdance,chorea
Hence:choreicchoreographoetc.

choreic(ic)adjpertainingtoSt.Vitus'sdance,choreic choreographia(a)nchoreography choreographicadjchoreographic choreographo(grapho)nchoreographer

Hence:choreographiachoreographic

choristan1.chorister2.chorussingermemberofachorus(inatheater,etc.) choronI.chorus(1.groupofsingers,dancers,etc.performingtogether2.musicalworkorpassagetobesungin concert)II.choir(1.partofachurchsetapartforthechoirofsingers2.groupofchurchsingersperforminginconcert)

Hence:chorea&choristachoral

chrestomathia(ta)nchrestomathy christianadjChristian

christianadjChristian christianismonChristianity(=theChristianfaith) christianitaten1.Christendom2.Christianity(=stateofbeingaChristian) christianonChristian ChristonprChrist

Hence:christianchristianismo,christianitate,antichristian,judeochristianetc.christianoAntichristoantichristian

chrom[ma/mat]n[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]chrom,chromo,chromat,chromato(=color)
Hence:chromatismochromaticmonochromaticetc.polychromaticetc.chromaticaachromateachromatismo,achromatic, achromatisarachromatication,achromatopsiaetc.chromophoreetc.chromatophoreetc.chromolithographiaetc. chromosomaetc.chromospheraetc.monochromeetc.polychromeetc.photochromiaetc.

chromatseechrom chromaticadjchromatic(1.ofcolor2.[Mus.]) scalachromaticchromaticscale chromatican[Colorimetry]chromatics chromatismonchromatism(1.[Bot.]2.[Opt.]) chromaton[Chem.]chromate chromatophoreadj[Zool.]chromatophorous,chromatophoric

Hence:chromatophoro

chromatophoro(t)n[Zool.]chromatophore chromicadj[Chem.]chromic chromonchromium

Hence:chromatobichromatoetc.chromic

chromonchromo,chromolithograph chromo.lithographia(a)n1.chromolithography2.chromolithograph chromophoreadjchromophorous

Hence:chromophoro

chromophoro(m)n[Chem.,Phys.]chromophore chromophotographia(a)n1.chromophotography2.chromophotograph chromosoman[Biol.]chromosome chromospheran[Astron.]chromosphere chronicadj[Med.]chronic chronican1.chronicle2.[Journ.]column(=partofnewspaperdevotedtoaspecialsubject)

chronican1.chronicle2.[Journ.]column(=partofnewspaperdevotedtoaspecialsubject) chronicascandalosechroniquescandaleuse,scandalousgossip chronicitatenchroniccharacter,chronicity chronistanchronicler chronon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]chrono,chron(=time)

Hence:chronistachronicchronicitatechronicaanachrone&synchrone&chronogrammaetc.chronologoetc. chronometroetc.isochroneetc.

chronogrammanchronogram chronographo(grapho)n[Astron.,etc.]chronograph chronologia(a)nchronology chronologicadjchronological chronologistanchronologist chronologo(logo)nchronologer

Hence:chronologiachronologistachronologic

chronometrarvtotime(asin"totimeahorse") chronometria(a)nchronometry,measurementoftime chronometristantimekeeper chronometro(metro)nchronometer

Hence:chronometriachronometristachronometrar

chrysalide(l)nchrysalis chrysanthemo(crisntemo)nchrysanthemum chryselephantinadjchryselephantine(=ofgoldandivory) chryson[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]chryso,chrys(=gold)

Hence:chrysalidechrysoberylloetc.chrysanthemoetc.chryselephantinetc.

chrysoberyllon[Mineral.]chrysoberyl chrysolitho()n[Mineral.]chrysolith chthonn[occurriginderivativesandcompounds]chthon(=earth)

Hence:chthonieautochthone&

chthonieadjchthonian [ci]advhere decia(unhora,etc.)(anhour,etc.)fromnow usqueaci1.tohere2.uptonow,hitherto

usqueaci1.tohere2.uptonow,hitherto cijunctoherewith,hereto(joined)(=hic) cibollanonion cicadancicada cicatricenscar,cicatricealso:cicatrix

Hence:cicatriculacicatrisar&

cicatriculancicatricle,cicatricula cicatrisantencicatrizer,cicatrizant cicatrisarvtoheal,cicatrize

Hence:cicatrisantecicatrisation

cicatrisationnhealing,cicatrization Ciceronnpr[Rom.Hist.]Cicero
Hence:ciceronian

cicerone[I]ncicerone(=ItalianguidetoRomanantiquities) ciceronianadjCiceronian cichoreanchicory ciconianstork cicutanhemlock(1.[Bot.]Cicuta2.poisonousdrinkofhemlock) cidseecader,ced ciderseeced cidrancider,hardcider cifran1.figure(=symbolforanumber)II.cipher(1.code2.monogram)

Hence:cifrardecifrar&

cifrarvtocipher(=toputintosecretwriting) cigarreria(a)ncigarshop cigarreroncigarmakerordealer cigarrettancigarette cigarrierancigarcase cigarroncigar

Hence:cigarrettacigarrerocigarreriacigarriera

ciliariadjciliary

cilioneyelash cilios(vibratil)(vibratile)Cilia
Hence:ciliarisuperciliosuperciliari,superciliose

cimicarian[Bot.]bugbane cimice(cmice)n1.bedbug2.thumbtack
Hence:cimicariacimicose

cimicoseadjinfestedwithbedbugs cinv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]kin,kine(=tomove)
Hence:cinema&cinese&cinet&cinetic&cinesthesiaetc.cinestheticetc.

cinchonancinchona(1.cinchonatree2.cinchonabark,Peruvianbark)
Hence:cinchoninacinchonismo

cinchoninan[Chem.]cinchonine cinchonismon[Med.]cinchonism,quininism cinctseecinger cincturan1.beltalso:girdle,cincture2.waist(=partofthebodybetweenhipsandribs)

Hence:cincturoncincturar

cincturarvtogirdle,belt cincturonn[Mil.]waistbelt cinencinema,motionpicturetheater cinemancinema(1.motionpictures2.motionpicturetheater) cinema[ma/mat]n[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]cinemato,cinemat,cinemo,kinemato,kinemat, kinemo(=motion)

Hence:cinematiccinematicacinematographoetc.

cinematseecinema cinematicadjkinematic cinematicankinematics cinematographia(a)ncincmatography cinematographicadjcinematographic cinematographo()n1.cinematograph(=motionpictureprojector)2.cinema,motionpicturetheater

Hence:cinematographiacinematographic

cinerarv1.tocoverwithashes2.tocolorashgray cinerariadjcinerary,fororpertainingtoashes urnacinerarifuneralurn cinerenashesalso:ash mercurididelcineresAshWednesday

Hence:cineraricinerierocinerieracinerosecinerarincinerar&

cinerieranashtray cinerieron(containerforashes)ashpan,ashbox,bucket,etc.also:ashtray cineroseadjashy(1.fullofashes2.ashen,ashgray) cinesenkinesis

Hence:caryocineseetc.

cinesthesia(a)nkinesthesia cinestheticadjkinesthetic cinetadj[occurringincompounds]kineto(=moving)

Hence:cinetoscopioetc.

cineticadjkinetic
Hence:cineticacaryocineticetc.

cineticankinetics cinetoscopionkinetoscope cinger[cing/cinct]v1.togird,girdle2.togirdon3.tosurround

Hence:cingula&cinctura&discinger&:succinger&

cingulan(saddle)girth,cingle,cinch
Hence:cingularsupercingula

cingularvtogirt,girth,cinchup cinquantaadjfifty cinquantesime(sime)adjfiftieth lecinquantesimeparte,lecinquantesimothefiftiethpart,thefiftieth cinqueadjfive

Hence:cinquantacinquantesimecinquefolioetc.dececinqueetc.

cinquefolion[Bot.]cinquefoil cipseecaper

cipseecaper cipen[occurringincompounds]
Hence:forcipeetc.mancipeetc.municipeetc.participeetc.principeetc.

cipite(c)adj[occurringincompounds]
Hence:precipite&bicipiteetc.

cipiteseealsocapite circaaround,about(1.roundabout2.approximately) circoncircus

Hence:circulo&

circuir(r)vtogo,walk,etc.round,tocircuit
Hence:circuitioncircuito

circuitionncircuition,goinground circuito(ito)ncircuit(1.circuitousroute2.[Elec.]) curtecircuitoshortcircuit circularadjcircular(1.roundlikeacircle2.asin"circularletter") circularncircular circularvtocirculate(1.togoaround2.tosendaroundfromonepersonorplacetoanother) bibliothecacirculantecirculatinglibrary

Hence:circulationcirculatori

circulationnI.circulation(1.actionofgoingaround2.actionofsendingaroundfromonepersonorplacetoanother) II.traffic(asin"roadtraffic") circulatoriadjcirculatory circuloncircle(1.[Math.]2.groupofpeopleheldtogetherbythesameinterests) circulopolarpolarcircle circulovitioseviciouscircle

Hence:circularcircular&incircularsemicirculoetc.

[circum](cr)preparound,aroundabout circumprefixocircum(=around,about)
Hence:circumvicinetc.:circumloqueretc.circumnavigaretc.

circumcider[cid/cis]vtocircumcise
Hence:circumcisioncircumciseincircumcise

circumcisseecircumcider circumciseadjcircumcised

circumcisionncircumcision circumerrarvtostrollabout,walkaround circumferenteadjcircumferent,formingacircumference circumferentiancircumference circumferentialadjcircumferential circumfererv1.togoround,encompass2.tosurround

Hence:circumferentecircumferentiacircumferential,semicircumferentiaetc.

circumflecter[flect/flex]vtocircumflex(1.toflexorbendround2.[Gram.])
Hence:circumflexioncircumflexe

circumflexseecircumflecter circumflexeadj[Gram.]circumflex accentocircumflexecircumflexaccent,circumflex circumflexionncircumflexion circumjacervtolieorbesituatedaround(aplace) circumlocutseecircumloquer circumlocutionncircumlocution circumloquer[loqu/locut]vtousecircumlocution

Hence:circumlocution

circumnavigarvtocircumnavigate circumnavigationncircumnavigation circumpolaradjcircumpolar circumscriber[scrib/script]vcircumscribe(1.todrawalinearound2.tolimit,restrict)

Hence:circumscription

circumscriptseecircumscriber circumscriptionncircumscription circumspectseecircumspic circumspecteadjcircumspect circumspectionncircumspection circumspic[spic/spect]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:circumspectioncircumspecte

circumstantenbystander circumstantiancircumstance(=conditionorfactaccompanyingordeterminingtheoccurrenceofanevent,asituation, etc.) circumstantiasaggravante,attenuante[Law]aggravating,extenuatingcircumstances

Hence:circumstantialcircumstantiar

circumstantialadjcircumstantial(=dependingoncircumstances) circumstantiarvtogiveacircumstantialordetailedaccountof circumstarv1.tostandaroundinacircle2.tostandaround(someone)

Hence:circumstantia&circumstante

circumvallarvtosurroundwitharampart,circumvallate circumvallate1.ppofcircumvallar2.adjcircumvallate,surroundedwitharampart circumvallationn[Fortif.]circumvallation circumvenirvtocircumvent(=togainadvantageoverbytrickery) circumvicinadjcircumjacent,adjacent circumvolutseecircumvolver circumvolutionncircumvolution(=rotation) circumvolver[volv/volut]vtocircumvolve(=toperformacircumvolution)

Hence:circumvolution

[cis]preponthisside(of) cisalpinadj[Geog.]cisalpine cisellarvtochase,engrave cisellatornchiseler(=onewhoworkswithachisel) cisellaturan(actof)chiseling(=workingwithachisel) cisellonchisel

Hence:cisellarcisellator,cisellatura

cismontanadjcismontane cisoriosnplscissorsalso:shears,etc. cisternancistern citabileadjquotable citadellancitadel

citarvtocite(1.[Law]tosummonalso:toarraign2.toquote)
Hence:citabilecitationprecitateexcitar&incitar&recitar&suscitar&

citatanoncitizen(=personwhoisamemberofastateornation) derectodecitatano(rightof)citizenship citatencity

Hence:citatano

citationncitation(1.[Law]summons2.quotation) cithera(c)n1.cither2.zither
Hence:citherista

citheristanzitherplayer [cito]adv1.quickly,speedily2.soon citraton[Chem.]citrate citricadjcitric citrinadjlemoncolored citrinanlemonyellow citron1.[Bot.]Citrus2.citronalso:lemon

Hence:citratocitriccitrincitrina

civencitizen(1.[Hist.]inhahitantofacityortown2."citizenofacountryorstate")
Hence:civismociviccivil&

civicadjcivic(=relatingtocitizenship) civiladjI.civil(1.havingtodowithcitizens2.polite,courteous)II.civilian mortecivilcivildeath guerracivilcivilwar

Hence:civilitatecivilisar&incivilincivilitate

civilncivilian civilisabileadjcivilizable civilisarvtocivilize

Hence:civilisabilecivilisationcivilisator

civilisationncivilization civilisatorncivilizer civilitatencivility(=politeness)

civismon(principlesofgood)citizenship,civism clabbr=centilitro clav[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:clasmaclase&clasta&clastic

[clam]1.advsecretly2.prepwithouttheknowledgeof,unknownto clamarvtocryout,exclaim
Hence:clamor&,acclamar&declamar&exclamar&proclamar&reclamar&

clamornclamor(=loudshoutorshouting)
Hence:clamorose

clamoroseadjclamorous clannclan clandestinadjclandestine

Hence:clandestinitate

clandestinitatenclandestineness claque[F]n[Theat.]claque claradjclear(1.freefromimpuritiesorcloudiness2.notobscureorvague) (viride,grise,etc.)clarlight(green,grey,etc.)

Hence:clarino&claritateclaretteclarettoclarardeclarar&exclarar&clarificarclarification,clarificatorclarobscuroetc. clarividenteetc.clara

clarabbrcalar claranwhiteofeggalso:glair ClaranprfClare

Hence:Clarissa

clararvtoclarify(1.toclear,purify2.toexplain) claretteadjpale,lightcolored clarettonlightredwine(ofSouthernFrance)also:claret clarificarvtoclarify(=topurify) clarificationnclarification(=actionofpurifying) clarificatornclarifier clarinettistanclarinettist

clarinettonclarinet clarinon[Mus.]clarino,clarion
Hence:clarinettoclarinettista

ClarissanprfClarissaclarissa[R.C.Ch.]Clare,Claristnun claritatenclarity,clearness clarividenteadjclearsighted,discerning

Hence:clarividentia

clarividentianclearsightedness,discernment clarobscuronchiaroscuro clasen[occurringincompounds]clase,clasia(=breaking,breakingup,splitting)

Hence:orthoclaseetc.

clasmanfragment classarvtoclass,classify classenI.class(1.groupofindividualsorthingsofthesamestatusalso:"socialclass""classofanimalsorplants"2. "classinschool")II.classroom

Hence:classic&classarclassificar&

classicadjclassic,classical(1.ofthefirstrankorauthority2.belongingtoGreekorLatinantiquity)
Hence:classicismopseudoclassicetc.classico

classicismonclassicism(1.adherencetoclassicalstyle2.classicalturnofexpression) classicon1.classic(=writerorworkofthefirstrankandofacknowledgedexcellence)2.[Lit.,Art]classicist classificabileadjclassifiable classificarvtoclassify

Hence:classificabileclassificationclassificator

classificationnclassification classificatornclassifier clastan[occurringincompounds]clast(=breaker,smasher)

Hence:iconoclastaetc.

clasticadjclastic(1.asin"clasticmodels"2.[Petrography]) claudeadjlimping,lame
Hence:claudicar&

clauder[claud/clausclud/clus]vtoclose(1.toshut,stopup2.tobringtoanend)
Hence:clausuraclausurarclauseclausoclausulaconcluder&excluder&includer&:occluter&recluder&

claudicarvtolimp
Hence:claudication

claudicationn(actof)limpinglimp clausabbrclauder clauseadj1.close,closed2.finished,completed clausonenclosure(=enclosedspace) claustraladjcloistral claustrarvtocloister claustroncloister(1.coveredpassagerunningaroundtheinnercourtofamonastery2.conventormonastery)

Hence:claustralclaustrarclaustrophobiaetc.

caustrophobia(a)n[Psychopathol.]claustrophobia clausulan[Law]clause clausurani.enclosure(=enclosedspace)2.(actof)closing,ending3.[Parl.]closure,cloture clausurarv1.toenclose(afield,etc.)2.toconclude,terminate3.[Parl.]toclosure clavarvtonail(=tofixorfastenwithnails) claven1.key(=instrumentthatlocksandunlocks)2.[Techn.]wrench3.[Mus.]clef4.[Mus.]stop(ofawind instrument)5.key(ofapiano,organ,etc.) claveanglesemonkeywrench clave(decontacto)[Elec.]contactplugorpin clavedeviolino[Mus.]Gortrebleorviolinclef clavedebasso,clavedefa[Mus.]Forbaseclef clave(avite,atubo,etc.)(screw,pipe,etc.)wrench
Hence:clavieroclavicula&subclavioautoclaveconclave&clavicymbaloetc.clavichordioetc.

claveronnailer,nailsmith chordionclavichord claviculancollarbone,clavicle

Hence:clavicular

clavicularadj[Anat.]clavicular clavicymbalo(cm)nclavecin,harpsichord clavierannailmold

clavieronkeyboard,clavieralso:manual(ofanorgan) clavo1.nail,tack2.[Pathol.]boil3.[Spices]clove
Hence:claveroclavieraclavarinclavarinclavaturalaticlavoetc.

clearing[A]n[Com.]clearing clearinghouse[A]n[Com.]clearinghouse clementeadjclement

Hence:clementiainclementeinclementia

clementianclemency clericaladjclerical(=pertainingtotheclergy) clericalismonclericalism clericatonclericalrank,clericate clericoncleric,clergyman

Hence:clericatoclericalclericalismo,anticlericalanticlericalismo

cleronclergy
Hence:clerico&

clich[F]nI.clich(1.mat,stereotypematrix2.tritephrase)II.[Photog.]negative clientenI.client(1.[Rom.Antiq.]2.asin"lawyer'sclient")II.customer
Hence:clientela

clientelan1.[Hist.]patronage(=protectiongivenbyapatrontohisclient)2.clientele(=bodyofclientsorcustomers) climatenclimate
Hence:climaticclimatisarclimatisationacclimataracclimatationclimatologiaetc.

climaticadjclimatic climatisarvtoaircondition climatisationnairconditioning climatologia(a)nclimatology

Hence:climatologic

climatologicadjclimatological clinn[occurringincompoundsandderivatives]
Hence:clinicclinicaclinometroetc.isoclineetc.

clinarvtodroop,sink

Hence:declinar&inclinar&reclinar

clinicadjclinical(=usedorperformedinasickroom) clinicanclinic(1.practicalinstructionofmedicalstudentsatthebedsideofapatient2.placeforthemedicaltreatment ofcertainpeopleordiseases) clinometro()nclinometer clique[F]nclique,coterie cloaca()ncloaca(1.sewer2.[Zool.])

Hence:cloacal

cloacaladjcloacal clown[A]nclown
Hence:clownesc

clownescadjclownish club[A]nclub(asin"tennisclub,literaryclub,etc.")
Hence:clubista

clubistanclubmember clysternenema,injection,clyster cmabbr=centimetro cm=centimetroquadrate cm=centimetrocubic coprefixo[usedwithnounsandadjectives]co(=joint,fellow)

Hence:cohereditarioetc.conationaletc.

coseealsocon coaccusatoncodefendant coactseecoager coactionncoercion,compulsion coadjutseecoadjuvar coadjutorncoadjutor(1.coadjutant2.[Eccl.]) coadjuvanteadjcoadjutant coadjuvar[juv/jut]vtoassist,aid

Hence:coadjuvantecoadjutor

coager[ag/act]vtocoerce,compel

Hence:coaction

coagulabileadjcoagulable coagulantencoagulant coagularvtocoagulate(=tocausetocoagulate) coagulationncoagulation coagulatorncoagulator coagulon1.coagulant2.coagulum

Hence:coagularcoagulante,coagulabile,coagulation,coagulator

coalv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:coalescer&coalitioncoalisar

coalescentiancoalescence coalescervtocoalesce(=togrowtogether)
Hence:coalescentia

coalisarvtounite,bringtogether(inacoalition) coalisarsetoenterintoacoalition(with) coalitionncoalition coaltar[A]ncoaltar coardeadjcowardly,coward

Hence:coardiacoardo

coardia(a)ncowardice coardoncoward coaxncaw

Hence:coaxarcoaxamento

coaxamenton(actof)cawing,croaking coaxarvtocaw,croak cobalt(c)ncobalt azurorblaudecobaltcobaltblue

Hence:cobaltitecobalticcobaltifere

cobalticadjcobaltic cobaltifereadjcobaltiferous cobaltiten[Mineral.]colbaltite

Coblenz(c)nprCoblenz cobran[Zool.lcobra cocancoca

Hence:cocaina&

cocaina(na)ncocaine
Hence:cocainismococainisarcocainisationcocainomanoetc.

cocainisarvtococainize cocainisationncocainization cocainismoncocainism cocainomania(a)ncocainehabit cocainomano()ncocaineaddict

Hence:cocainomania

cocardancockade coccinellan[Zool.l(Coccinellaalso:ladybird,ladybug coccon[occurringincompounds]cocco,cocc(=grain,seed,berry)

Hence:echinococcoetc.streptococcoetc.oxcycoccoetc....

cocer[coc/coct]v1.tocook(asin"tocookmeat,vegetables,etc.")2.tobake("tobakepottery") cocerinlefornotobake
Hence:cocococina&coctiondecocer&recocer

cochi(sh)ncarriage,coach,car
Hence:cochierocochiar

cochiar(sh)vtodrive(acarriage,coach,etc.) cochiero(sh)ncoachman,driver cochinilia(sh)n1.cochinealinsect2.cochineal * cochleaseecoclea cocinankitchenalso:cooking,cuisinelibrodecocinacookerybook,cookbook

Hence:cocinerococinar

cocinarvtocook(=todothecooking) cocineroncook

cocktail[Alncocktail coclea,cochlean1.snailalso:snailshell2.[Anat.]cochlea
Hence:coclear&cocleariacocleate

coclearnspooncocleardecaffecoffeespoon
Hence:coclearatacocleariformeetc.

coclearatanspoonful coclearia,cochlearian[Bot.]Cochlearia cocleariformeadjspoonshaped cocleate,cochleateadjcochleate,cochleated(=shapedlikeasnailshell) coconcook cocon1.coco,coconutpalm2.coconut cocon[F]ncocoon coctseecocer coctionn1.(actionof)cooking2.digestion codseecodice coda[I]n[Mus.]coda codice(c)nI.codex(1.manuscriptvolume2.pharmacopoeia)II.code(1.bodyoflaws2.conventionalsystemof rules,symbols,etc.)codicecivilcivillawcodicepenalpenalcodecodicecommercialcommerciallawcodicemilitar articlesofwarcodicetelegraphictelegraphiccode
Hence:codicillocodificar&

codicillon[Law]codicil codificarvtocodify
Hence:codificationcodificator

codificationncodification codificatorncodifier coeducationncoeducation coefficienten[Math.]coefficient coercervtocoerce,compelHencc:coercibilecoercibilitate,incoercibilecoercitioncoercitive coercibileadjcoercible coercibilitatencoercibility,coercibleness

coercitionncoercion,compulsion coercitiveadjcoercive coetaneeadjcoetaneous coeterneadjcoeternal coeternitatencoeternity coexistenteadjcoexistent coexistentiancoexistence coexistervtocoexist coffretton(small)chestalso:smallcoffer,smalltrunk coffron1.coffer,casket,chest2.trunk(=travelingboxorchest)
Hence:coffrettoincoffrar

cogitarv.tocogitate
Hence:cogitationexcogitar&

cogitationncogitation Cognac[F]nprCognaccognaccognac cognateadjcognate

Hence:cognationcognato

cognationn1.bloodrelationship,kinship2.[Law]cognation cognaton[Law]cognate(1.kinsman2.relativeonthemother'sside) cognitseecognoscer cognite(c)adj(well)known cognitionn[Philos.]cognition cognitiveadjcognitive cognoscentian1.knowledge,acquaintance2.acquaintance(=personwithwhomoneisacquainted)cognoscentiade knowledgeof,acquaintancewithprendercognoscentiadetotakecognizanceof cognoscer[gnosc/gnit]vtoknow,beacquaintedwithcognoscerunpersonadevistaordenominetoknow someonebysightorbynamefacercognoscertomakeknown
Hence:cognoscimentocognoscentiacognoscibileincognoscibilecognitioncognitivecognoscitorcogniteincognite incognitoprecognoscerprecognitionrecognoscer&

cognoscibileadjknowable,cognizable,cognoscible cognoscimenton1.(actof)knowingknowledge2.billoflading

Cognoscitornconnoisseur cohabitarv1.todwellorlivetogether2.tocohabit cohabitationncohabitation cohereditarvtoinheritconjointly cohereditarioncoheircohereditariosjointheirs coherente1.pprofcoherer2.adjcoherent coherentiancoherence coherer[her/hes]vtocohere,becoherent

Hence:coherentecoherentia,incoherenteincoherentiacohesioncohesivecohesorcoheritor

coheritorn[Radio]coherer cohesseecoherer cohesionncohesion cohesiveadjcohesive cohesorn[Radio]coherer cohorten[Rom.Antiq.]cohort coincidentaladjcoincidental coincidenteadjcoincident coincidentiancoincidence coincidervtocoincide
Hence:coincidentecoincidental,coincidentia

cointeressatonjointpartyininterest coke[A]ncoke colseecon colarvtostrain,filter colatorionstrainer(=deviceforstraining,filteringetc.) colaturan(processof)straining,filtering coldcream[A]n[Cosmetics]coldcream coleon[occurringincompounds]coleo(=sheath)

Hence:coleoptereetc.

coleoptereadj[Entom.]coleopterous
Hence:coleoptero

coleoptero(p)n[Entom.]coleopter,beetlecoleopteros[Entom.]Coleoptera coler[col/cult]v1.tocultivate,till2.toabide,dwell3.tocarefor4.tohonor,reverence,worship
Hence:colono&cultivar&cultorviticultoretc.cultura&:cultecultismo,incultecultoagricolaetc.ignicolaetc. regnicolaetc.agricoleetc.

colicadjcolic,colonic colicancolic colitis(tis)ncolitis collanpaste,glue

Hence:colloide&collosecollardiscollarichthyocollaetc.glycocollaetc.

collaber[lab/laps]vtocollapse,breakdown
Hence:collapso

collaborarv1.tocollaborate2.tocontribute("tocontributetoaperiodical,etc.")
Hence:collaborationcollaborator

collaborationncollaboration collaboratorn1.collaborator2.contributor("contributortoaperiodical,etc.") collapsseecollaber collapson[Med.]collapse,breakdown collarnnecklace,collar,etc.(=band,chainorthelike,wornaroundtheneck) collarvtopaste,glue collateraladjcollateral(1.sidebyside2.ofcommondescentbutbydifferentline) collenhill

Hence:collina&

collectseecolliger collectan1.collection(=actofcollectingmoneyforaparticularpurpose)2.[Liturg.]collect collectionncollection(=thingscollected) collectiveadjcollective collectivismoncollectivism collectivistancollectivist

collectivitatencollectivity(1.qualityofbeingcollective2.collectivewholealso:peopleasabody,community) collectivoncollective(1.collectivewhole2.[Cram.]"collectivenoun") collectornI.collector(1.onewhocollectsstamps,books,prints,etc.2.officialwhocollectstaxes,duties,etc.)II. [Elec.]commutator collegancolleague collegialadjcollegiate,collegialecclesiacollegialcollegiatechurch collegianadjhighschool,preparatoryschool collegion1.college(asin"collegeofcardinals")2.secondaryschoolcollegioelectoralElectoralCollege

Hence:collegialcollegian

collider[lid/lis]vtocollide
Hence:collision

colliger[lig/lect]vI.togather(1.topick2.toinfer)II.tocollect(asin"tocollectstamps")
Hence:collectioncollectivecollectivismo,collectivista,collectivitate,collectivocollectorcollectarecolliger&

collinanhill
Hence:collinettacollinose

collinettanhillock collinoseadjhilly collisseecollider collisionncollision(1.crash2.clash,conflict) collon1.neck2.[Clothing]collar

Hence:collardecollar&accollar&laticolleetc.

collocarvtocollocate
Hence:collocation

collocationncollocation collodion[Chem.]collodion colloidaladjcolloidal colloideadjcolloid

Hence:colloidecolloidal

colloidencolloid colloquer[loqu/locut]vtoconverse,beengagedincolloquy

Hence:colloquiocolloquialcolloquialismo

colloquialadjcolloquial colloquialismoncolloquialism colloquioncolloquy(=conversation) colloseadjsticky,gluey colluder[lud/lus]vtocollude

Hence:collusioncollusive

collusseecolluder collusionn[Law]collusion collusiveadjcollusive,colluding colonstrainer(=deviceforstrainingfiltering,etc.)also:colander,filter

Hence:colarcolatorio,colatura,escolar&,recolar,percolar&

colonn[Anat.]colon
Hence:colitisenterocolitisetc.coliccolica

coloniancolony(1.settlementinanewcountry2.asin"artists'colony")coloniapenitentiaripenalfarmorcolony ColonianprCologneaquadeColonia(eaude)Cologne colonialadjcolonial colonisabileadjcolonizable colonisarvtocolonize(=toestablishacolonyin) colonisationncolonization colonisatorncolonizer colonnancolumn(1.[Arch.]2.[Mil.])

Hence:colonnadacolonnello

colonnadancolonnade colonnelloncolonellocotenentecolonnellolieutenantcolonel colonon1.tenantfarmer2.colonist,settler

Hence:coloniacolonialcolonisarcolonisabile,colonisation,colonisator

colorncolor(1.asin"thecolorsoftherainbow"2.coloringmatter,paint)colorlocallocalcolor
Hence:coloristacolorarcoloration,colorito,discolorarincolormulticoloretc.tricoloretc.

colorarvtocolor(=togivecolorto) colorationncoloration

colorationncoloration coloristancolorist coloriton[Art]coloring colossaladjcolossal Colosseo(o)nprColosseum,Coliseum colossoncolossus

Hence:Colosseocolossal

colparvtohit,strike,etc.also:toknock,rap,etc. colpatornonewhohits,strikes,etc. colponblow,strokealso:knock,rapcolpodeventogust,blastofwindcolpodesolsunstrokecolpodegratiacoup degrce,finishingstrokecolpodestatocoupd'tatcolpodeapoplexiaapoplecticstrokecolpodemarbreaker(= foamcrestedwave)

Hence:colparcolpatorparacolposetc.

columbanpigeonalso:dove
Hence:columbitecolumbariocolumbieracolumbinColumbina

columbarion[Rom.Antiq.]columbarium Columbian1.Colombia,Columbia2.Columbia(=America)ColumbiaBritannicBritishColumbiaDistrictode ColumbiaDistrictofColumbia columbianadj1.Colombian,Columbian2.Columbian(=American) columbierandovecot,pigeonhouse columbinadjcolumbine,dove Columbinanpr[Theat.]Columbine columbiten[Mineral.]columbite columbium(lm)n[Chem.lcolumbium Columbo,Christophoronpr[1446?1506]ChristopherColumbusleovodeColumbotheeggofColumbus
Hence:Columbiacolumbian,columbium

columnancolumn(1.[Arch.]2.[Print.]3.[Mil.])columnavertebralspinalcolumn,backbonequintecolumnafifth column
Hence:columnada

columnadancolonnade comn[occurringinderivatives]Comus[Mythol.]Comus

Hence:comictragicomicetc.comicocomedoetc.

comseealsocon coma[ma/mat]ncoma
Hence:comatose

comatseecoma comatoseadjcomatose combattenten1.combatant2.[Ornith.]ruff(=Machetespugnax) combatterv1.tofightwith,combat2.tofight,struggle

Hence:combattocombattentecombattivecombattivitate

combattiveadjcombative combattivitatencombativeness combattonfight,combatcombattosingularsinglecombat combinabileadjcombinable combinarvtocombine(=tocausetocombine)

Hence:combinabilecombinationcombinatori

combinationncombination combinatoriadjcombinatory comburente1.pprofcomburer2.adj[Chem.]comburent comburer[bur/bust]vtoburnup,consume

Hence:comburentecombustibilecombustibilitate,incombustibileincombustibilitatecombustioncombustive

combustseecomburer combustibileadjcombustible(=capableofundergoingcombustion)combustibilen1.combustible2.fuel combustibilitatencombustibility combustionncombustion(1.processofburning2.[Chem.]3.violentagitation,tumult)combustionspontanee spontaneouscombustion combustiveadjcombustive comediancomedy comedianoncomedian(1.actorinacomedy2.authorofcomedies) comedoncomedian

Hence:comediacomedianotragicomediaetc.

comenciamentonbeginning,commencement

comenciamentonbeginning,commencement comenciantenbeginner(=novice,tyro) comenciarvtobegin,commence

Hence:comenciamentocomenciantecomenciatorrecomenciarrecomenciamento

comenciatornbeginner(=onewhobeginssomething) comestibileadjedible,eatable,comestible comestibilesnpl(articlesof)food,comestibles cometancometcometa(depapiro)(paper)kite

Hence:cometari

cometariadjcometary comicadjcomic(1.pertainingtocomedy2.comical)operacomiclightopera comiconcomedian(=anactorwhoplayscomedy) commancomma(1.[Typog.]2.[Mus.]) commandamentoncommandment commandanten[Army,Navy]commanderalso:commandant commandarvtocommand(1.togiveanorderto2.tohaveauthorityorpowerover)

Hence:commandocommandamentocommandantecommandator

commandatorncommander(=onewhoexercisesauthority) commandoncommand(1.actofcommanding2.powertocommand3.bodyoftroopsunderacommanderalso: commando) commatrage(aje)ngossip(ing) commatrarvtogossip commatren1.(spiritualkinswomanbythesacramentofbaptism)godmother,etc.2.gossip(=gossipingwoman)

Hence:commatrarcommatrage

commearvtopasstoandfro,goandcome
Hence:commeato

commeatonfurlough,leave commediadell'arte[I]commediadell'arte commemorarvtocommemorate

Hence:commemorationcommemorative

commemorationncommemorationincommemorationdeincommemorationof

commemorationncommemorationincommemorationdeincommemorationof commemorativeadjcommemorativeserviciocommemorativememorial(service) commendabileadjcommendable commendarvtocommend(=topraise)

Hence:commendabilecommendationrecommendar&

commendationncommendation(=praise) commensurabileadj[Math.]commensurable,commeasurable commensurabilitatencommensurability commensurarvtocommeasure

Hence:commensurabilecommensurabibtate,incommensurabileincommensurabilitate,commensuration

commensurationncommensuration commentarvtocommenton,upon(1.toannotate2.tocriticize,makecommentson)
Hence:commentariocommentator

commentarion1.commentary(=seriesofannotationsonatext)2.comments(=malicioustalk)commentarios[Hist.] commentaries,memoirs commentatorncommentator(=writerofacommentaryonatext) commentoncomment,criticism commerciabileadjmarketable,merchantable commercialadjcommercial commercialisarvtocommercialize commercialisationncommercialization commercialismoncommercialism commerciarvtotrade,deal(=todobusiness)commerciarcon1.todeal,dobusiness,with2.toassociate,have dealingswithcommerciarintodealin commercioncommerce(1.trade,business2.intercourse,dealings)CameradeCommercioChamberofCommerce facerlecommercioambulantetopeddle(=togoaboutpeddling)
Hence:commercialcommercialisarcommercialisation,commercialismo,commercialisarcommercialisationcommerciar commerciabile

commiscer[misc/mixt]vtomixtogether,intermingle
Hence:commixtion

commiserarvtopity,commiserate
Hence:commiseration

Hence:commiseration

commiserationncommiseration commissseecommitter commissarn[U.S.S.R.]commissar commissariaton1.commissioner'sorcommissary'sposition,tenure,bureau,etc.2.commissariat commissarion1.commissioner,commissary2.commissar

Hence:commissariato

commissionncommission(1.charge2.prorataremuneration3.bodyofpersonschargedwithsomespecified function)peccatosdeomissionedecommissionsinsofomissionandcommissionfaceruncommissiontodoanerrand
Hence:commissionerocommissionar

commissionarvtocommission("tocommissionsomeonetodosomething") commissioneroncommissionagent commissonclerk(1.officeworker2.salesclerk)commissoviagiatortravelingsalesman commissurancommissure committee[A]ncommittee committer[mitt/miss]vtocommit(1.toentrust2.toperpetrate)

Hence:commission&commissuracommissario&commissofideicommitteretc.

commixtseecommiscer commixtionncommixture commodanchest(ofdrawers)commode commodarvcommodaruncosaaunpersonatolendsomethingtosomeonetoplaceathingatsomeone'sdisposal commodaton[Law]commodatum,commodate commode(c)adjhandy,convenient,comfortable,suitable,etc.

Hence:commoditatecommodarcommodatoaccommodar&incommodeincommoditate,incommodarcommoda

commoditatenconvenience,handiness,comfort,etc.commoditatesconveniences commodore[A]ncommodore(=officer'srankincertainnavies,withfunctionsvaryingfromnationtonation) commotseecommover commotionntremor,agitation,commotion(=violentphysicalormentaldisturbance)commotioncerebralconcussionof thebrain commover[mov/mot]vtomove(=toaffectwithemotion)

Hence:commotion

Hence:commotion

communadjcommon(1."commontomorethanone"2.ordinary,prevalent,etc.)lococommuncommonplace, platitudesensocommuncommonsensedecommunaccordobycommonconsentincommunincommonforisorforas delcommunoutoftheordinarycommunescommoners,commonpeopleCameradelCommunesHouseofCommons

Hence:communion&communismocommunistaexcommunistacommunitatecommunalcommunicar&communa&

communan[Admin.,Pol.]communeCommuna(deParis)ParisCommune
Hence:communardo

communaladjcommunal communardonCommunard communicabileadjcommunicable(=thatcanbecommunicatedbyspeechorwriting) communicabilitatencommunicableness communicarvtocommunicate(1.toimpart,transmit2.tointerchangethoughts,ideas,etc.byspeechorwriting3.to receiveHolyCommunion)

Hence:communicabilecommunicabilitate,incommunicabileincommunicabilitatecommunicationcommunicative communicatorcommunicatoexcommunicar&

communicationncommunication(1.actofimparting,transmitting2.interchangeofthoughts,ideas,etc.,byspeechor writing3.verbalorwrittenmessage)portadecommunicationcommunicatingdoor communicativeadjcommunicative,talkative communicatoncommuniqu communicatorncommunicator communionncommunioncommuniondelsanctoscommunionofsaintssanctecommunionHolyCommunion

Hence:postcommunion

communismoncommunism communistancommunist communitatencommunity(1."communityofinterest,ideas,etc."2.[Sociol.,Pol.,etc.]) commutabileadjcommutable commutabilitatencommutability commutarvtocommute(1.tochange,exchange2.[Law]3.[Elec.]tocommutate)commutarin[Law]tocommuteto

Hence:commutabilecommutabilitate,incommutabileincommutabilitatecommutationcommutativecommutator

commutationncommutation(1.exchangesubstitution2.[Law]3.[Elec.]) commutativeadjcommutative(asin"commutativecontract") commutatorn[Elec.]commutator,changeoverswitch como1.how2.asalso:like,similarlytocomoillaesbelle!howbeautifulsheis!tante(grande)comoas(big)as

como1.how2.asalso:like,similarlytocomoillaesbelle!howbeautifulsheis!tante(grande)comoas(big)as (face)como(vosvole)(do)as(youwish)comosiasthough,asif comocunqueadv/conjhowever,inwhatevermanner compactseecomping compactarvtocompact,consolidate,condense compacteadjcompact,dense compaginarvtoassemble(=tojoin,link) compania(a)ncompany(1.companionhip2.groupofpeoplejoinedtogetherforsomepurpose3.[Mil.])tener companiaaunpersonatokeepsomeonecompanySmitheCompaniaSmithandCo.

Hence:accompaniar&

companionncompanion(1.associate,fellow2.anythingthatmatchesorgoeswithanotherinkind,size,etc.) companiondearmascompanioninarmsboncompanionbooncompanion,jollyfellow comparabileadjcomparablecomparabileconcomparablewithcomparabileacomparableto comparabilitatencomparability compararvtocompare(asin"tocomparetwobooks") comparationncomparisongradosdecomparationdegreesofcomparison comparativeadjcomparative comparativoncomparative compareadjlike(another),equal(toanother)

Hence:compararcomparabilecomparabilitate,incomparabileincomparabilitate,comparation,comparativecomparativo

comparervtoappear(incourt),compear
Hence:comparition

comparitionnappearanceincourt,compearance compartimentoncompartment(1.division,partition,etc.2.[R.R.]) compartirvtopartitionintosmallerparts

Hence:compartimento

compassseecompatir compassarv1.todo(make,etc.)withstudiedcare2.todetermine(measure,etc.)bymeansofcompasses
Hence:compasso

compassionncompassion compassoncompass(1.pairofcompasses2.[Naut.]) compatibileadjcompatible

compatibileadjcompatible
Hence:compatibilitateincompatibileincompatibilitate

compatibilitatencompatibility compatir[pat/pass]vtofeelcompassioncompatiratofeelcompassionfor,commiseratewith
Hence:compatibile&compassion

compatren(spiritualkinsmanbythesacramentofbaptism)godfather,etc. compatriotancompatriot compeller[pell/puls]vtocompel(1.todrivetogether2.tourgewithforce)

Hence:compulsioncompulsivecompulsoricompulsar

compendioncompendium
Hence:compendiose

compendioseadjsummarized,compendious compenetrarvtocompenetrate
Hence:compenetration

compenetrationncompenetration compensabileadjcompensable(=thatcanbecounterbalancedorcompensatedfor) compensarvtocompensate(1.tocounterbalance2.torecompense)

Hence:compensabilecompensationcompensativecompensatorcompensatorirecompensarrecompensa,recompensator

compensationncompensation(1.actionofcounterbalancing2.recompense) compensativeadjaffordingcompensation,compensative compensatorncompensator compensatoriadjcompensating,compensatory competenteadjcompetent(1.qualified2.suitable,proper)tribunalcompetentecompetenttribunal,propertribunal competentiancompetence(=qualificationforsomespecificwork,activity,etc.)esserdelcompetentiadetobewithin thecompetenceof competerv1.tocompete2.tobelongbyright,bedue

Hence:competentecompetentia,incompetenteincompetentiacompetitioncompetitor

competitionncompetition competitorncompetitor compilarvtocompile

Hence:compilationcompilator

Hence:compilationcompilator

compilationncompilation compilatorncompiler comping[ping/pact]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:compactecompactar,incompacte

complacenteadj1.complaisant,accommodating2.pleased,satisfiedalso:complacent complacentian1.complaisance2.pleasure,satisfactionalso:complacency complacervtoplease,humorcomplacerseintotakepleasureordelightin

Hence:complacentecomplacentia

complect[plect/plex]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:complexioncomplexecomplexitate,complexco

complementarvtocomplement,tomakecomplete complementariadjcomplementary complementoncomplement(=thatwhichcompletes)also:[Math.,Gram.]complementodirecte,indirectedirect, indirectobjectcomplemento(deloco,demaniera,etc.)adverbialphrase(ofplace,manner,etc.)

Hence:complementaricomplementar

complervtocomplete
Hence:complemento&completioncompletivecompletoricomplete&

completan[Eccl.]complin completamentoncompletion completarvtocomplete completeadjcomplete

Hence:completarcompletamento,discompletarincompletecompleta

completionncompletion completiveadjcompletive completoriadjcompleting,completory complexseecomplect complexeadjcomplex(1.composite2.intricate) complexionn1.constitution(=physicalmakeupofaperson) 2.disposition(=temperament) complexitatencomplexity,intricacy

complexitatencomplexity,intricacy complexoncomplex(1.complexwhole2.[Psychol.])complexodeinferioritateinferioritycomplexcomplexode superioritatesuperioritycomplexcomplexodeEdipoOedipuscomplex complicarvtocomplicate

Hence:complicationcomplicate

complicate1.ppofcomplicar2.adjcomplicatedmorbocomplicatediscasewithcomplications complicationncomplication complice(cm)naccomplice

Hence:complicitate

complicitatencomplicity complimentarvtocompliment complimentariadjcomplimentary,flattering complimenton1.accomplishment,achievement(=actionofaccomplishingorachieving)2.complimentfacer complimentostopaycompliments

Hence:complimentaricomplimentar

complirvtoaccomplish,achievecomplirsupromissatokeeporfulfillone'spromise
Hence:complimento&complitorcomplite

complite1.ppofcomplir2.adjaccomplished(=perfectinacquirements) complitornaccomplisher componenteadjcomponentcomponentencomponent componer[pon/posit/post]vtocompose(1.tocompound,puttogether2."tocomposemusic"3.tosettle,asin "tocomposeadispute")componersedetoconsist,becomposed,ofcomponercon(sucreditores)tocompoundor compromisewith(one'screditors)

Hence:componentecompositioncompositorcompositecompositocompostocompostadecomponer&recomponer&

comportamentonbehavior,comportment comportarvtobear,allow(of),brook,comportcomportarsetobehave,conductoneself
Hence:comportamento

compositseecomponer composite(p)adj1.composedcalm2.composite,compoundinteressecompositecompoundinterestparola compositecompound(word)fracturacompositecompoundfracture compositionncomposition(1.actofcomposing2.[Mus.,Art]3.compromise4.[Typog.]5.[Gram.]) composito(p)n1.compound,composite2.[Chem.]compound compositorn1.composer(=onewhocomposesmusic)2.compositor,typesetter

compositorn1.composer(=onewhocomposesmusic)2.compositor,typesetter compostseecomponer compostoncompost(=preparedmanure) compotancompote comprehender[hend/hens]vtocomprehend(1.tounderstand2.toinclude,comprise)

Hence:comprehensibilecomprehensibilitate,incomprehensibileincomprehensibilitatecomprehensionincomprehension comprehensive

comprehensseecomprehender comprehensibileadjcomprehensible,understandable comprehensibilitatencomprehensibility comprehensionncomprehension(1.actorfacultyofunderstanding2.[Logic]thesumoftheattributescomprehended inaconcept) comprehensiveadjcomprehensive(1.includingmuch2.ofwidementalgrasp) comprender[prend/prens]vtocomprehend(1.tounderstand2.toinclude,comprise)

Hencecomprensibilecomprensibilitate,incomprensibileincomprensibilitatecomprensionincomprensioncomprensive

comprensseecomprender comprensibileadjcomprehensible,understandable comprensibilitatencomprehensibility comprensionncomprehension(1.actorfacultyofunderstanding2.[Logic]thesumoftheattributescomprehendedin aconcept) comprensiveadjcomprehensive(1.includingmuch2.ofwidementalgrasp) compressseecomprimer compressan[Med.]compress compressibileadjcompressible compressibilitatencompressibility compressionncompressionpumpadecompression[Mach.]compressor compressiveadjcompressive compressorncompressor(1.[Anat.]2.[Mach.]3.[Med.]) comprimer[prim/press]v1.tocompress2.torepress,check
Hence:compressibilecompressibilitate,incompressibileincompressibilitatecompressioncompressivecompressor turbocompressoretc.:compressar

compromissseecompromitter compromisson1.mutualpromisetoabidebythedecisionofanarbiter2.compromise compromitter[mitt/miss]vtocompromise(1.toexposetoriskordanger2.asin"tocompromisesomeone")

Hence:compromisso

compulsseecompeller compulsarv1.tocompel,force2.toexamine,check,gothrough(documents,books,etc.) compulsionncompulsion compulsiveadjcompulsive compulsoriadjcompulsory compunctseecompunger compunctionncompunction compunger[pung/punct]vtomovetoremorsecompungersetorepent,feelremorseorcompunction

Hence:compunction

computabileadjcomputable computarvtocompute
Hence:computocomputistacomputabilecomputationcomputator

computationncomputation computatorncomputer computistancomputer,computist computo(cm)ncomputation conprepwith(1.togetherwith2.bymeansof3.having,carrying,characterizedby) conprefixo[cobeforehandvowelscolbeforelcombeforeb,m,pcorbeforer]con,co,col,cor(= with,together,jointly,mutually)

Hence:concausaetc.contemporaneeetc.conveniretc.coexisteretc.collaboraretc.correligionarioetc.

conationaladjfromthesamecountryconationalnfellowcountryman,conational concatenarvtolinktogether,concatenate concatenationnconcatenation concausanconcause(=cooperatingcause) concausaladjconcausal concaveadjconcave

concaveadjconcave concavitatenconcavity conceder[ced/cess]vtoconcede,grant

Hence:concessibileconcessionconcessionari,concessionarioconcessiveconcessor

concentrarvtoconcentrate(1.tofocus,center2.[(Chem.]3.[Mil.])
Hence:concentrationconcentrate

concentrateI.ppofconcentrarII.adj1.[Chem.]concentrated2.close,reticent,reserved concentrationnconcentration(1.actionofconcentratingorcentering2.[Chem.]) concentricadjconcentric conceptseeconciper conceptaculon[Bot.]conceptacle conceptionnconception(1.[Physiol.]2."mentalconception") conceptiveadjconceptive concepton1.concept2.[Lit.]concetto,conceit

Hence:conceptualconceptualismo,conceptualista

conceptuseeconcepto conceptualadjconceptual conceptualismon[Philos.]conceptualism conceptualistan[Philos.]conceptualist concernenteprepconcerning concernervtoconcern(=tohaverelationorreferenceto)

Hence:concernente

concertanteadj[Mus.]concertante(asin"aconcertantepart") concertarvtoconcert concertinan[Mus.]concertina concertistanconcertperformer concertonI.concert(1.[Mus.]2.agreement,harmony)II.concertodeconcertoinconcert,inunison

Hence:concertinaconcertistaconcertarconcertante,disconcertar&

concessseeconceder concessibileadjconcessible

concessibileadjconcessible concessionnconcession,grant concessionariadjconcessionary concessionarionconcessionnaire concessiveadjconcessive,concessionary concessornconcessor conchanI.conch,marineshellII.concha(1.[Anat.]2.[Arch.])

Hence:conchoideconchoidalconchyle&conchiformeetc.

conchiformeadjshellshaped,conchiform conchoidaladjconchoidal conchoiden[Geom.]conchoid conchylenseashell

Hence:conchylioconchyliologoetc.

conchylionseashell conchyliologia(a)nconchology conchyliologistanconchologist conchyliologo(logo)nconchologist

Hence:conchyliologiaconchyliologista

concid[cid/cis]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:concisionconcise

conciliarvtoconciliateconciliarsetowin,gain,capture(asin"togainsomeone'saffections")
Hence:conciliationconciliativeconciliatorconciliatorireconciliarreconciliabileirreconciliabileirreconciliabilitate, reconciliation,reconciliatori

conciliationnconciliation

conciliativeadjconciliatory,conciliative conciliatornconciliator,peacemaker conciliatoriadjconciliatory concilioncouncil(asin"NiceneCouncil")

Hence:conciliar&

conciper[cip/cept]vtoconceive(1.[Physiol.]2."toconceivementally")

conciper[cip/cept]vtoconceive(1.[Physiol.]2."toconceivementally")
Hence:concipimentoconcipibileinconcipibileinconcipibilitateconceptaculoconceptionanticonception anticonceptionalconceptiveconcepto&preconciperpreconception

concipibileadjconceivable concipimenton[Physiol.]conception concisseeconcid conciseadjconcise concisionnconcision,conciseness conclaven[Eccl.]conclave

Hence:conclavista

conclavistan[Eccl.]conclavist concludenteadjconclusive concluder[clud/clus]vtoconclude(1.tobringtoaclose2.toreachafinalsettlementof3.toinfer)

Hence:concludenteconclusionconclusive

conclusseeconcluder conclusionnconclusion(1.close,termination2.finalarrangement,settlement3.inference) conclusiveadjconclusive concordante1.pprofconcordar2.adjconcordant concordantianconcordance(1.concord,agreement2."concordanceoftheBible,etc.") concordarvtoagree(=tobeinagreement)also:[Gram.] concordatariadjoftheconcordat concordatonconcordat concordeadjconcordant

Hence:concordiaconcordarconcordanteconcordantia,concordatoconcordatari

concordianconcord concrearvtocreatetogether concresc[cresc/cret]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:concrescibileconcretionconcreteconcretar,concretisar

concrescibileadjcongealable(=capableofbecomingconcrete) concretseeconcresc concretarvtoconcrete(=tocausetocoalesceorcongeal)

concretarvtoconcrete(=tocausetocoalesceorcongeal) concreteadjconcrete(1.unitedinasolidform2.notabstract) concretionnconcretion concretisarvtoconcretize concubinanconcubine concubinage(aje)nconcubinage concubinariadjconcubinary concubinatonconcubinage concubinonparamour,onelivinginconcubinage

Hence:concubinaconcubinage,concubinato,concubinari

concupiscenteadjconcupiscent concupiscentianconcupiscence concupiscervtocovet,becovetous

Hence:concupiscenteconcupiscentia

concurrente1.pprofconcurrer2.adj[Geom.]concurrentconcurrenten1.competitor,rival2.contestant(=onewho takespartinacontest) concurrentianI.(actionof)runningtogether,meetingII.concurrence(1.agreementinopinion2.unioninaction) III.competition,rivalry concurrer[curr/curs]vI.toruntogetherandmeetII.toconcur(1.toagreeinopinion2.toworkjointly)III.to compete

Hence:concurrenteconcurrentiaconcurso

concursseeconcurrer concurson1.concourse(=gatheringofpeople)2.contest,competition3.competitiveexamination concussseeconcuter concussionn1.concussion2.extortion(=illegalexactiononthepartofanofficial) concussionariadjguiltyofextortion concussionarionofficialguiltyofextortion concussiveadjconcussive concuter[cut/cuss]v1.toshakeviolently2.toforcebythreats

Hence:concussionconcussionari,concussionarioconcussive

condemnabileadjcondemnable,tobecondemned

condemnarvtocondemn(1.topronounceguiltyofcrimeorwrong2.topronounceunfitornolongeravailablefor use)condemnar(unporta,fenestra,etc.)tocondemnorputoutofuse(adoor,window,etc.)
Hence:condemnabilecondemnationcondemnatorcondemnatori

condemnationncondemnation condemnatorncondemner condemnatoriadjcondemning,condemnatory condensabileadjcondensable condensabilitatencondensability condensarvtocondense(=tomakedenser,morecompact,moreconcise,etc.)

Hence:condensabilecondensabilitatecondensationcondensator

condensationncondensation condensatorncondenser condescendenteadjcondescending condescendentiancondescension condescendervtocondescend

Hence:condescendentecondescendentia

condigneadjadequate,deservedalso:condign condimentarvtospice,season condimentoncondiment

Hence:condimentar

condirvtospice,season
Hence:condimento&

conditionncondition(1.prerequisite2.mode,stateofbeing)esserinconditiondetobeinapositionto(do something)personadeconditionpersonofrank,ofqualityaconditionqueonconditionthat,providedthat
Hence:conditionalinconditionalconditionarconditionate

conditionaladjconditionalconditionaln[Gram.]conditional conditionarvtocondition(1.tobeadeterminingconditionof2.toputintospecifiedordesiredcondition) conditionateI.ppofconditionarII.adjconditioned(=subjecttoacondition)reflexoconditionateconditionedreflex (unobjecto)ben(mal)conditionate(anobject)ingood(bad)shape condolentiancondolence

condolervtocondole
Hence:condolentia

condominioncondominium condor(cn)n[Ornith.]condor conducer[duc/duct]vtoconduct(1.toguide,lead2.todirect3.[Phys.]totransmit)conducersetoconduct oneselfalso:tobehave

Hence:conductibileconductibilitateconductionconductiveconductivitateconductorradioconductoretc.conducto salveconductoetc.conducta,reconducer

conductseeconducer conductanconduct(1.leading,guidance2.direction,management3.behavior) conductibileadjconductible conductibilitatenconductibility conductionnconduction(1.[Lawlconductio2.[Physiol.]) conductiveadjconductive conductivitatenconductivity conductonconduitconductoauditoriauditoryduct conductornconductor(1.onewhoguidesordirects2."railwayconductor,busconductor,etc."3.[Phys.]) confabularvtoconfabulate,chat
Hence:confabulationconfabulator

confabulationnconfabulation,chat confabulatornconfabulator,chatterer confectseeconfic confecteria(a)nconfectionery(=confectioner'strade,shop,etc.) confecteronconfectioner confectionn1.making,compounding,etc.2.[Pharm.]confection3.readymadeapparel,confection confectionarv1.tomake,manufacture,confect2.[Pharm.]toconfection(=tomakeintoaconfection) confectoncandyconfectionery confecturanjam,preserves confederarvtoconfederate
Hence:confederationconfederateconfederativeconfederato

confederate1.ppofconfederar2.adjconfederate

confederationnconfederation,confederacy confederativeadjconfederative confederatonconfederate,allyleConfederatos[Hist.]theConfederates conferentian1.conference2.lecture conferentialadjconferential conferentiarv1.toconfer(=toconsulttogether)2.tolecture conferervI.tocompareII.toconfer(1.toconsulttogether2.tobestow)

Hence:conferentiaconferential,conferentiar

confessseeconfit confessarvtoconfess(1.tomakeaconfessionof2.toheartheconfessionof) confesseadjconfessed,shriven confessionnconfession(1."confessiontoapriest"2.acknowledgement,admissionofafault,etc) confessionaladjconfessionalconfessionalnconfessional confessionarionconfessional,confessionary confessornconfessor(1.priestwhohearsconfessions2.Christianwhoadherestohisfaithunderpersecution) confetti[I]nconfettialso:apieceofconfetti confic[fic/fect]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:confectionconfectionarconfecturaconfectoconfectero,confecteria

confidenteadj1.trustful,confiding2.confident(=selfconfident)confidentenconfidant,confident confidentianconfidence(1."confidenceinsomeoneorsomething"2.thingtoldinconfidence)confidentiain confidenceinvotodeconfidentia[Parl.]voteofconfidencefacerunconfidentiaatomakeaconfidencetoin confidentiainconfidence(persona)deconfidentiatrustworthy(person) confidentialadjconfidential(=toldorwrittenasasecret) confidervtoconfideconfideruncosaaunpersonatoconfidesomethingtosomeone(1.toentrustsomethingto someonetoimpartsomethinginconfidencetosomeone2.toentrustsomeonewithsomething)confiderinunpersona toconfide,havefaith,insomeone

Hence:confidenteconfidentiaconfidential

configurarvtoform,shape,configure
Hence:configuration

configurationnconfiguration confinadjbordering,conterminous

Hence:confinioconfinarconfinamento

confinamentonconfinement(=actofconfining,restraining) confinarv1.toborder(upon),becontiguous(to)2.toconfine,restrainconfinarsetoseekseclusion,shutoneselfup confinionconfiniosconfines(=boundary,frontier) confirmarvtoconfirm(1.tocorroborate,establish2.[Eccl.])

Hence:confirmationconfirmativeconfirmatorconfirmatori

confirmationnconfirmation(1.corroboration,establishment2.[Eccl.]) confirmativeadjconfirmative confirmatornconfirmer confirmatoriadjcorroborative,confirmatory confiscabileadjconfiscable confiscarvtoconfiscate

Hence:confiscabileconfiscationconfiscatorconfiscatori

confiscationnconfiscation confiscatornconfiscator confiscatoriadjconfiscatory confit[fit/fess]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:confitenteconfessionconfessionario,confessionalconfessorconfesseconfessar

confitentenconfitent(=onewhoconfesses) conflagrarvtosetafire,conflagrate
Hence:conflagration

conflagrationnconflagration conflictseeconfliger conflictonconflict confliger[flig/flict]vtoconflict

Hence:conflicto

confluenteadjconfluent(1.flowingtogether2.[Med.])confluenten1.confluent2.confluence(=placewheretwoor morerivers,etc.,unite) confluentianconfluence(1.meetingorjunctionoftwoormorerivers2.placewheretwoormoreriversunite) confluervtoflowtogether

Hence:confluenteconfluentia

conformarv1.toform,shape2.toconform,adapt
Hence:conformation

conformationnconformation(=structure)vitiodeconformationmalformation,physicaldefect conformeadjconformable,inconformityconformeainconformitywith,accordingtocopiaconformetruecopy
Hence:conformistanonconformistaconformitatenonconformitate

conformistanconformist conformitatenconformity confortabileadjcomfortable(=affordingtranquilenjoymentandcontent) confortabileneasychair confortarv1.tostrengthen,fortify2.tocomfort,console

Hence:confortoconfortabileconfortationreconfortar

confortationn(actionof)comforting,consoling confortoncomfort(1.consolation2.easeofcircumstances,sufficiency) confraternaladjconfraternal confraternitatenbrotherhood,confraternity confratrenconfrere confrontarvtoconfront(1.tobringfacetoface2.tocompare)

Hence:confrontation

confrontationnconfrontation confucianadjConfucian confucianismonConfucianism confucianonConfucian ConfucionprConfucius[B.C.551478,Chinesephilosopher]

Hence:confucianconfucianismo,confuciano

confunder[fund/fus]vI.to(causeto)merge,intermingleII.toconfuse(=tofailtodistinguishbetween)III.to confound,confuse(1.tothrowintodisorder2.tobewilder,perplexalso:tobaffle)
Hence:confusionconfuse

confusseeconfunder confuseadjconfused(1.asin"aconfusedmass"2.disconcerted,embarrassedalso:baffled)

confusionnconfusion(1.disorder2.embarrassmentalso:bafflement3.[Law]) confutarvtoconfute(=torefute)
Hence:confutation

confutationnconfutation congedarvtobowoutdismiss congedonleave(=permissiontodepart)prendercongedototake(one's)leave

Hence:congedar

congelabileadjcongealable congelamentoncongealment congelarvtocongeal(=tocausetosolidifybycooling)

Hence:congelamentocongelabilecongelationcongelator

congelationncongealment,congelation congelatorncongealer congenialadjcongenial

Hence:congenialitateincongenial

congenialitatencongeniality congeniteadjcongenital congerer[ger/gest]vtocongest(=tocauseanobstructiveaccumulation)also:[Med.]

Hence:congeriecongestioncongestionarcongrestive

congeriencongeries congestseecongerer congestionncongestionalso:[Med.] congestionarv[Med.]tocongest congestiveadjcongestive conglomerarvtoconglomerate

Hence:conglomeratoconglomeration

conglomerationnconglomeration conglomeratonconglomerate conglutinarvtogluetogether,conglutinate

Hence:conglutinationconglutinative

conglutinationnconglutination conglutinativeadjconglutinative CongonprCongoCongoBelgeBelgianCongoCongoFranceseFrenchCongo

Hence:congolese

congoleseadj/nCongoese,Congolese congratularvtorejolcewith(someoneatgoodfortune),congratulate
Hence:congratulationcongratulatori

congratulationnfelicitation,congratulation congratulatoriadjcongratulatorylitteragratulatoriletterofcongratulationorfelicitation congred[gred/gress]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:congressocongressista

congregarvtocongregate(=tocollectintoamassorcrowd)
Hence:congregationcongregationalcongregationalismo,congregationalista

congregationncongregation(1.assembly,gatheringofpeople2.bodyofpeopleassembledforreligiousworship3. religiouscompanyororder4.CommitteeoftheRomanCollegeofCardinals) congregationaladjcongregationalalso:[Eccl.]Congregational congregationalismonCongregationalism congregationalistanCongregationalist congressseecongred congressistanmemberofacongressalso:congressman congressoncongress(1.convention,conference2.lawmakingbodyofarepublic) congrueadjcongruous

Hence:congruitateincongrueincongruitate

congruente1.pprofcongruer2.adjcongruentalso:[Math.] congruentiancongruencealso:[Math.] congruervtocoincide,harmonize

Hence:congrue&:congruentecongruentia,incongruenteincongruentia

congruitatencongruity,harmony conicadjconicsectionconic[Math.]conicsection conicitatenconicity

conifereadj[Bot.]coniferous(=bearingcones) coniferesnpl[Bot.]Coniferae coniformeadjconeshaped,coniform conilionrabbit conirostreadj[Zool.]conirostral

Hence:conirostro

conirostron[Zool.]coniroster conjectseeconjicer conjecturanconjecture conjecturaladjconjectural(=basedonconjecture) conjecturarvtoconjecture,makeconjectures conjicer[jic/ject]vtoconjecture,makeconjectures

Hence:conjecturaconjectural,conjecturar

conjugabileadj[Gram.]conjugable conjugaladjconjugal conjugarv1.toyoketogether2.[Gram.]toconjugate

Hence:conjugabileconjugationconjugationalconjugate

conjugate1.ppofconjugar2.adj[Bot.]conjugate conjugationn[Gram.]conjugation conjugationaladj[Gram.]conjugational conjuge(cn)nspouse,consort

Hence:conjugal

conjunctseeconjunger conjuncteadjconjunct,conjoint conjunctementeadvconjointly,conjunctly,jointly,togetherconjunctementeconinconjunctionwith,togetherwith conjunctionnconjunction(1.union2.[Astrol.,Astron.]3.[Gram.]) conjunctivan[Anat.]conjunctiva

Hence:conjunctivitis

conjunctiveadjconjunctive,connective

conjunctivitis(tis)nconjunctivitis conjunctivon[Gram.]subjunctive(mood) conjunctornconjoiner conjuncturan1.[Anat.]articulation,joint2.conjuncture,juncture conjunger[jung/junct]vtoconjoin,unite,combine

Hence:conjunctionconjunctiveconjunctivo,conjunctiva&conjunctorconjuncturaconjuncte

conjurarv1.toconspire,plottogether2.toentreat,beseech,conjure
Hence:conjuration

conjurationn1.conspiracy2.(solemn)entreaty connaturaladjinborn,natural,connatural connecter[nect/nex]vtoconnect

Hence:connexionconnexiveconnexeconnective

connectiveadjconnectivetexitoconnective[Anat.]connectivetissue connexseeconnecter connexeadjconnected connexionnconnection,connexion(=union) connexiveadjconnective conniventianconnivance connivervtoconnive

Hence:conniventia

connubialadjconnubial connubionmarriage,matrimony
Hence:connubial

cononcone(1.[Math.]2.[Bot.])
Hence:conicconicitateconifereconiformeetc.

conquestseeconquirer conquestanconquest(1.actofconqueringacountry,etc.2.conqueredterritory,etc.) conquirentenconqueror conquirer[quir/quest/quisit]vtoconquer(=togaindominionover)

Hence:conquirenteconquestaconquisitor

conquisitseeconquirer conquisitornconqueror consanguineeadjconsanguineous consanguinitatenconsanguinity(=bloodrelationship) conscieadjconsciedeconsciousof conscienteadjconscious

Hence:conscientia&inconscienteinconscientiasubconscientesubconscientia

conscientian1.consciousness2.consciencecasodeconscientiamatterofconsciencelibertatedeconscientiafreedom ofreligionsinconscientiaunscrupulousperderconscientiatofaint,loseconsciousness
Hence:conscientiose

conscientioseadjconscientious conscriber[scrib/script]vtoenroll,conscript
Hence:conscriptionconscripto

conscriptseeconscriber conscriptionn[Mil.]conscription conscripton[Mil.]conscript consecrarvtoconsecrate(1.tomakesacredorholy2.todedicatetosomepurpose3.tosanction)

Hence:consecrationconsecrator

consecrationnconsecration(1.actionofconsecrating2.[R.C.Ch.]Consecration3.sanction) consecratornconsecrator consecutseeconsequer consecutiveadj1.consecutive,successive2.consequent,resulting consensseeconsentir consensonconsensus

Hence:consensual

consensuseeconsenso consensualadj[Law]consensual consentimentonconsent consentir[sent/sens]vtoconsent

Hence:consentimentoconsenso&

consequenteadj1.consequent(=followingasaresultorconclusion)2.consistent(inreasoning,behavior,etc.) consequentenconsequent(1.[Math.]2.apodosisofaconditionalproposition)perconsequenteconsequently consequentianconsequence(1.outcome,result2.inference) inconsequentiainconsequence,accordinglyesserdeconsequentiatobeofconsequence,beimportantinconsequentia deinconsequenceof consequentialadjconsequential consequer[sequ/secut]vtobetheconsequenceof

Hence:consequenteconsequentiaconsequentialinconsequential,inconsequenteinconsequentiaconsecutive

conservan[Pharm.]conserveconservaspreserves,cannedgoods,etc.inconservacanned,preserved conservabileadjconservable conservarvtoconserve(1.topreservefromharm2.tokeep,retain)conservar(fructos,etc.)topreserve(fruit,etc.) (persona)benconservatewellpreserved(person)

Hence:conservaconservabileconservationconservativeconservatorconservatoriconservatorio

conservationnconservation,preservationconservationdelenergiaconservationofenergy conservativeadjconservative(=conserving,preserving) conservatorn1.conservator(=onewhoconserves,preserves) 2.[Pol.]conservative conservatoriadjconservatory,conservative conservatorionconservatory(1.[Mus.]2.greenhouse) considerabileadjconsiderable considerarv1.toconsider(=togiveconsiderationto)2.toesteem,thinkhighlyofconsiderarcomotoconsider(=to viewas,judgetobe,etc.) toto(ben)considerateallthingsconsideredconsiderantequeconsideringthat
Hence:considerabileconsiderationconsiderateinconsideratereconsiderar

considerateI.ppofconsiderarII.adj1.circumspect,prudent2.esteemed considerationnconsideration(1.actofconsidering2.esteem)inconsiderationdeinconsiderationof,onaccountof essersinconsiderationtobeinconsiderateprenderinconsiderationtotakeintoconsideration consignarvtoconsign(1.todeposit2.[Com.]

Hence:consignationconsignatorconsignatario

consignatarion[Com.]consignee consignationn1.consignation(=actofconsigningordepositing)2.consignment consignatornconsigner

consiliabileadjadvisable consiliarvtocounsel,advise consiliatorncounsellor,adviser consilieron1.counsellor,adviser2.councillorconsilieromunicipaltowncouncillor consilion1.counsel,pieceofadvice2.council(=abodyofadvisers)also:board(asin"boardofdirectors")prender consiliodeunpersonatoseeksomeone'sadviceconsiliodeadministrationboardofdirectorsconsiliodeguerra1. councilofwar2.courtmartialconsilioteministrostheCabinetsaladelconsilioboardroom

Hence:consilieroconsiliarconsiliabile,consiliator

consistenteI.pprofconsisterII.adjconsistent(1.possessingfirmnessorcoherence2.accordant,congruous) consistentianconsistency(1.degreeoffirmnessordensity2.congruity,harmonyofparts) consistervtoconsistconsisterdetoconsistofconsisterintoconsistin

Hence:consistenteconsistentia,inconsistenteinconsistentiaconsistorio&

consistorialadj[Eccl.]consistorial consistorion[Eccl.]consistory
Hence:consistorial

consociarvtoconsociate(=tobringintoconsociation)
Hence:consociation

consociationnconsociation consolanconsole(1.supportintheformofawallbracket2.consoletable) consolabileadjconsolable consolarvtoconsole,comfort

Hence:consolabileinconsolabileconsolationconsolatorconsolatoriconsolatedisconsolate,inconsolate

consolate1.ppofconsolar2.adjconsoled,comforted consolationnconsolation consolatornconsoler,comforter consolatoriadjconsolatory,comforting consolida(s)n[Bot.]comfrey,consolida consolidarvtoconsolidate(=tostrengthen)debitaconsolidatefundeddebt

Hence:consolidaconsolidationconsolidative

consolidationnconsolidation(=strengthening)

consolidativeadjconsolidative consomm[F]nconsomm consonante1.pprofconsonar2.adj[Mus.,Phonet.]consonantconsonantenconsonant consonarvtobeconsonant,harmonize

Hence:consonanteinconsonante,consonantesemiconsonante

consorten1.consort2.associate(=partner,confederate)princeconsorteprinceconsort conspicueadjconspicuous(=eminent,distinguished)
Hence:inconspicue

conspirarvtoconspire(1.toacttogether2.toplot)
Hence:conspirationconspirator

conspirationn1.concertedaction2.conspiracy,plot conspiratornconspirator,plotter conspuervtospitupon(contemptuously)also:todespise constanteadj1.constant2.established(asin"establishedfact")

Hence:constantiainconstanteinconstantia

constanten[Math.]constant constantianconstancyConstantianprConstance(1.[Geog.]2.nprf)LacodeConstantiaLakeofConstance constantinianadjConstantinian ConstantinonprmConstantine

Hence:constantinianConstantinopoleetc.

ConstantinopolenprConstantinople
Hence:constantinopolitaconstantinopolitan

constantinopolitanConstantinopolite(=inhabitantofConstantinople) constantinopolitanadjofConstantinople constarvtobe(an)established(fact)

Hence:constante&

constat(cns)n[Law]constat
Hence:constatar

constatarvtoestablish(asafact)also:tostate constellarvtostar,constellate

Hence:constellationconstellate

constellate1.ppofconstellar2.adjconstellate,(set)inaconstellation constellationn[Astron.]constellation consternarvtodismay,appall

Hence:consternation

consternationnconsternation constiparvtoconstipate
Hence:constipationconstipate

constipate1.ppofconstipar2.adjconstipated,costive constipationnconstipation constituenteadjconstituent(1.component2.havingthepowertoframeoralterapoliticalconstitution) constituer[stitu/stitut]vI.toconstitute(1.tomakeup2.toappoint3.tosetup,establish)II.tosettle(asin"to settleanannuityuponsomeone")

Hence:constituenteconstitutionconstitutional,constitutionalitate,anticonstitutional,inconstitutionalinconstitutionalitate constitutiveconstitutorreconstituerreconstitution

constitutseeconstituer constitutionnI.constitution(1.actionofconstituting2.law,decree3."politicalconstitution"4.composition5. physicalmakeupofaperson)II.settling,settlement(asin"thesettlementofanannuityuponsomeone") constitutionaladjconstitutional(=inconformitywiththeconstitutionofanation) constitutionalitatenconstitutionality constitutiveadjconstitutive(=essential) constitutornconstitutor(=onewhoconstitutes) constrictseeconstringer constrictionnconstriction constrictiveadjconstrictive constrictorn[Anat.]constrictor constringente1.pprofconstringer2.adjconstringent constringer[string/strict]vconstrain(1.tocompel2.tocompress,clasptightly)
Hence:constringenteconstrictionconstrictiveconstrictor

constructseeconstruer constructionnconstruction(1.actofconstructing2.thingconstructed)

constructiveadjconstructive constructornconstructor construer[stru/struct]v1.toconstruct2.toconstrue

Hence:constructionconstructiveconstructorreconstruerreconstruction

consubstantialadj[Theol.]consubstantial
Hence:consubstantialitate

consubstantialitaten[Theol.]consubstantiality consubstantiationn[Theol.]consubstantiation consueteadjaccustomed,usual,wonted

Hence:consuetudeconsuetudinari

consuetudenconsuetude,custom consuetudinariadjconsuetudinary,customaryderectoconsuetudinaricommonlaw consul[sul/sult]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:consultorjurisconsultoetc.consultarconsulta,consultation,consultative

consularadjconsular(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.[ForeignService]) consulatonconsulate(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.[ForeignService]) consulenconsul(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.[ForeignService])

Hence:consulatoconsularproconsuleproconsulato

consultseeconsul consultanconsultation,deliberation consultarvtoconsult(1.toconfer2.toaskadviceof) consultationnconsultation,deliberation consultativeadjconsultative,advisory consultornadviser,consultant consumer[sum/sumpt]vtoconsumeconsumersedetobeconsumedwith

Hence:consumoconsumibileconsumptionconsumptiveconsumitor

consumibileadjconsumable consumitornconsumer(1.onewhodestroysorusesup2.[Com.]) consummarvtoconsummate

Hence:consummationconsummatorconsummate

consummateadjconsummate consummationnconsummation(=completion,fulfillment) consummatornconsummator consumonconsumption(=processofconsumingalso:theamountconsumed) consumptseeconsumer consumptionnconsumption(1.actofconsuming2.[Pathol.]) consumptiveadjconsumptive contseecontra contabileadjbookkeeping,accountingexpertocontabileaccountant

Hence:contabilitate

contabilenaccountant contabilitatenbookkeeping,accountancy contactseecontinger contactoncontactincontactoincontact,intouch contagionncontagion(=transmissionofadiseasebycontact)

Hence:contagiose

contagioseadjcontagious contaladjofanearlorcount,comital contaminabileadjcontaminable contaminarvtocontaminate

Hence:contaminabilecontaminationcontaminatorincontaminatediscontaminardiscontamination

contaminationncontamination(=actofcontaminating) contaminatorncontaminator contante1.pprofcontar2.adjmonetacontantecash,readymoney contarv1.tocount2.totell,relatecontarsupertocounton

Hence:contocontantecontabile&contatordiscontar&

contatoncounty,earldom contatorn1.counter(=personorthingthatcounts)2.meter(forgas,electricity,etc.)contatorGeiger[AtomicPhys.] Geigercounter contenearl,count

contenearl,count
Hence:contessacontatocontalviceconteetc.

contemner[ternn/tempt]vtoviewwithcontempt,contemn
Hence:contemptibilecontemptorcontemptocontemptuose

contemplarvtocontemplate(=togazeuponorviewthoughtfully)
Hence:contemplationcontemplativecontemplator

contemplationncontemplation(1.actofgazinguponorviewingthoughtfully2.meditationonspiritualthings) contemplativeadjcontemplative contemplatorncontemplator contemporaneeadjcontemporaneous,contemporary

Hence:contemporaneitatecontemporaneo

contemporaneitatencontemporaneousness contemporaneoncontemporary contemptseecontemner contemptibileadjcontemptible contemptoncontempt contemptorncontemner,despiser contemptuoseadjcontemptuous contendentencontester,contender contender[tend/tent]vtocontend(=tofight,struggle,dispute,etc.)

Hence:contententecontentioncontentiosecontenditor

contenditorncontester,contender contentseecontendercontiner contentabileadjcontentable(=easilycontented) contentamentoncontentment,content contentarvtocontentcontentarsedeorcontobecontentwith contenteadjcontent,contentedcontentedesatisfiedwith

Hence:contentarcontentamento,contentabileincontentabilediscontentediscontentardiscontentamentomalcontente miscontentecontentocontentodiscontento

contentionn1.exertion(offaculties)2.contention(=actofarguing,disputing) contentioseadjcontentious(1.quarrelsome,fondofarguing2.involvingcontentioninadispute)

contentoncontent,contents contentoncontent,contentment conter[ter/trit]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:contritioncontrite

contermineadjconterminous,bordering contessancountess contestabileajcontestable contestantencontestant(asin"thecontestantofawill") contestarvtocontest(=tocallinquestion)

Hence:contestantecontestabileincontestabileincontestabilitatecontestation

contestationn1.contestation2.controversy,contest contexer[tex/text]vtointerweave
Hence:contexturacontexto

contextseecontexer contextoncontext contexturancontexture contigueadjcontiguous,adjoining

Hence:contiguitate

contiguitatencontiguity continentaladjcontinental(=pertainingto,orcharacteristicof,acontinent) continenteadj1.continent2.notintermittentcontinentencontinent(=oneofthesixgreatmassesoflandontheearth) continentiancontinence continer[tin/tent]v1.tocontain(=tohold,comprise)2.tocontrol,restraincontinersetocontainoneself

Hence:continentecontinentia,incontinenteincontinentia,continentecontinentalcontente&

contingente1.pprofcontinger2.adjcontingent(=ofuncertainoccurrence)contingentencontingent(1.accidentalor unexpectedevent2.share,quota) contingentiancontingency(1.qualityofbeingcontingentoraccidental2.accidentalorunexpectedevent) continger[ting/tact]v1.totouch,beincontactwith2.tohappen(accidentally)

Hence:contingentecontengentiacontacto

continuabileadjcontinuable

continuabileadjcontinuable continuarvtocontinuecontinuarafaceruncosatocontinuetodosomething continuationncontinuation continuativeadjcontinuative(=expressingormakingforcontinuity) continuatorncontinuator,continuer continueadjcontinuouscurrentecontinue[Elec.]continuouscurrentfebrecontinuecontinuedfeverfractioncontinue [Math.]continuedfraction

Hence:continuitatecontinuarcontinuabile,continuation,continuative,continuatordiscontinuediscontinuitate, discontinuardiscontinuation

continuitatencontinuity(1.continuousness2.continuum)solutiondecontinuitatesolutionofcontinuity(1.[Med.]2. interruption) contonI.account(1.calculation2.[Com.])II.story,talecontocurrentecurrentaccountdarcontodetoaccountfora conto[Com.]onaccountacontode[Com.]totheaccountof contornarv1.toroundtogo,move,orpassaround2.tooutline(=totracetheoutlineorcontourof)

Hence:contorno

contornoncontour contorquer[torqu/tort]vtocontortcontorquersetowrithe(asin"towritheinagony")
Hence:contortion

contortseecontorquer contortionncontortion,twisting contraI.prep1.opposite,facing2.againstII.adv1.opposite,facing,etc.2.onthecontrary

Hence:contrari&incontrar&

contran[Fencing]counter contraprefixocontra,counter(=against,opposing)
Hence:contrabalanciaetc.contradiceretc.controloetc.

contrabalanciancounterbalance contrabalanciarvtocounterbalance contrabandarv1.totradeincontraband2.tosmuggle(=topracticesmuggling) contrabanderon1.contrabandist2.smuggler contrabandoncontraband(1.smuggling2.smuggledgoods)facer(le)contrabandotosmuggle(=topractice smuggling)contrabandodeguerracontrabandofwar

Hence:contrabanderocontrabandar

Hence:contrabanderocontrabandar

contrabasson[Mus.]doublebass,contrabass contractseecontraher contractanteadj/ncontracting(party) contractarvtocontract(=toenterintoacontract) contractileadjcontractile contractilitatencontractility contractionncontraction(1.shorteningshrinkage2.asin"contractionofmarriage"3.asin"contractionofadebtor disease") contractiveadjcontractive contractoncontract contractualadjcontractual contracturan[Med.]contracture contradansancontredance contradicer[dic/dict]vtocontradict
Hence:contradictioncontradictorcontradictori

contradictseecontradicer contradictionncontradiction(1.actofcontradicting2.inconsistency)spiritodecontradictionspiritofcontradiction esserincontradictioncontobeatvariancewith contradictorngainsayer,contradicter,contradictor contradictoriadjcontradictory,contradicting(judicio)contradictori(judgment)afterthehearingofallpartiesconcerned contrafacer[fac/fact]vtocounterfeit(1.tofeign,imitate,mimic2.toforge)

Hence:contrafactioncontrafactorcontrafacte

contrafactseecontrafacer contrafacteadj1.counterfeit,forged2.deformed,misshapen contrafactionnforgery(1.counterfeiting2.counterfeit) contrafactorncounterfeiterforger contraforten[Arch.]buttress contrafugan[Mus.]counterfugue contrahentencontractingparty

contraher[trah/tract]vtocontract(1.todrawtogether,makesmallerornarrower2.toenterintowithmutual obligations3.toincur,acquire)contrahermatrimoniotocontractmarriageormatrimonycontrahersetocontract,shrink
Hence:contrahentecontractilecontractilitatecontractioncontractivecontracturacontractocontractual,contractar contractante,quasicontractoetc.

contralton[Mus.]contralto contramandarvtocountermand(=tocancelbygivingacontraryorder) contramarcancountermark,counterstamp contramarcarvtocountermark,counterstamp contramarcha(sh)n[Mil.]countermarch contramarchar(sh)vtocountermarch contraoffensivancounteroffensive contraordinencountermand,counterorder contrapesarvtocounterbalance,counterpoise contrapesoncounterbalancecounterpoisecounterweight contraponer[pon/posit]vtosetoveragainst,oppose
Hence:contraposition

contrapositseecontraponer contrapositionncontraposition,antithesis contrapunctistancontrapuntist contrapunctisticadjcontrapuntal contrapuncton[Mus.]counterpoint

Hence:contrapunctistacontrapunctistic

contrarevolutionncounterrevolution contrariadjcontrary(=opposedinsituation,direction,aim,etc.)
Hence:contrarietatecontrariarsubcontraricontrario

contrariarvtothwart,oppose,runcounterto contrarietatenl.contrariety2.adversity,mishap contrarioncontraryalcontrarioonthecontrary contrarondancounterround contrascarpan[Mil.]counterscarp

contrasensonmisconception,misinterpretation contrasignarvtocountersign
Hence:contrasigno

contrasignoncountersign(=watchword,password) contraspionage(aje)ncounterespionage contrastarvtocontrast(=toformacontrast)

Hence:contrasto

contrastoncontrast contratemporen1.mishap2.[Mus.]syncopation(=rhythminsyncopatedtime)acontratemporeatthewrong moment contravallationn[Fortif.]contravallation contravenenonantidotealso:counterpoison contravenir[ven/vent]vcontraveniratocontravene(=toactcontraryto)

Hence:contraventioncontraventor

contraventseecontravenir contraventionncontravention contraventorncontravener contravisita(v)n[Admin.,Mil.,etc.]cheekinspection contribuentencontributor(=onewhocontributes) contribuer[tribu/tribut]vtocontribute(=tofurnishasashare)contribueratocontributeto

Hence:contribuentecontributioncontributive

contributseecontribuer contributionncontribution(1.money,help,etc.,contributed2.tax,levy) contributiveadjcontributive contristarvtosadden,makesad contritseeconter contriteadjcontrite contritionncontrition controlarvtocheck,verify,also:tocontrol,haveorkeepundercontrol controlatornexaminer,inspector,etc.(=personwhochecksorverifies)also:controller,comptroller controlon(actof)checking,verifyingalso:control,check

controlon(actof)checking,verifyingalso:control,check
Hence:controlarcontrolator

controversseecontroverter controverseadjcontroversial controversiancontroversy controversistancontroversialist controverter[vert/vers]vtocontrovert

Hence:controvertibileincontrovertibilecontroversecontroversiacontroversista

controvertibileadjcontrovertible,controversial contumaceadjcontumacious
Hence:contumacia

contumaciancontumacy(1.pertinaciousresistancetoauthority2.wilfuldisobediencetothesummonsororderofa court)(sententia)incontumacia(judgment)bydefault,incontumaciam contunder[tund/tus]vtocontuse,bruise

Hence:contusion

contusseecontunder contusionncontusion,bruise convalescente1.pprofconvalescer2.adjconvalescentconvalescentenconvalescent convalescentianconvalescence convalescervtoconvalesce

Hence:convalescenteconvalescentia

conveller[vell/vuls]vtoconvulse
Hence:convulsionconvulsionari,convulsionarioconvulsiveconvulse

convenibileadjsuitable,fit convenienteadjproper,decent convenientian1.suitability,convenience2.propriety(=correctnessofbehavior)maritagedeconvenientiamarriageof convenience convenir[ven/vent]v1.toconvene,cometogether2.toagree(=tocometoanagreement)3.tosuit(=tobe fitting)ilconvenide(facerle)itisfitting,advisable,to(doit)

Hence:convenienteconvenientia,inconvenienteinconvenientiaconvenibileconventionconventionalconventionalismo, conventionalistaconvento&disconvenirdisconvenientia

conventseeconvenir

conventseeconvenir conventiculonconventicle conventionnconvention(1.assembly2.agreement3.conventionalcustom) conventionaladjconventional conventionalismonconventionalism conventionalistanconventionalist conventonconvent

Hence:conventiculoconventual

conventuseeconvento conventualadjconventual convergente1.pprofconverger2.adjconvergent convergentianconvergence,convergency(=processorfactofconverging) convergervtoconverge(=totendtocometogetherinapoint)

Hence:convergenteconvergentia

conversseeconverter conversabileadjconversable(=sociable,affable) conversarutoconverse

Hence:conversabileconversation

conversationnconversation conversionnI.conversion(1.change,transmutation2.changetoanotherreligion,belief,opinion,etc.)II.[Mil.]wheel converson1.[Eccl.]laybrother2.convert converter[vert/vers]vtoconvert(1.tochance,transmute2.tochangetoanotherreligion,belief,opinion,etc.)

Hence:convertimentoconvertibileconvertibititate,inconvertibileinconvertibilitateconversionconversoconversar&

convertibileadjconvertible convertibilitatenconvertibility convertimenton(actof)converting,conversion convexeadjconvex

Hence:convexitate

convexitatenconvexity conviarvtoconvoy

conviarvtoconvoy
Hence:convio

convictseeconvincer convictionnconviction(=settledbelief) convicton(one)condemned,convictedalso:convict convincer[vinc/vict]v1.toconvince2.toconvict(=toproveguilty)

Hence:convincimentoconvictionconvicto

convincimentonconvincement convio(vo)nconvoy(1.actofconvoying2.protectingescort3.convoyedvessel,fleet,train,party,etc.) convitarv1.toinvite2.toincite,spur

Hence:convitato

convitaton(invited)guest convivantablecompanion
Hence:convival

convivaladjconvivial convivervtolivetogether convocarvtoconvoke,calltogether

Hence:convocationconvocator

convocationnconvocation(=actionofconvokingorcallingtogether) convocatornconvoker convolutseeconvolver convoluteadjconvolute convolver[volv/volut]vtoconvolve,convolute

Hence:convolvulo&:convolute

convolvulaceasnpl[Bot.]Convolvulaceae convolvulaceeadj[Bot.]convolvulaceous convolvulon[Bot.]convolvulusalso:morningglory

Hence:convolvulaceeconvolvulaceas

convoyarv[Mil.]toconvoy
Hence:convoyo

convoyo(v)n1.[Mil.]convoy2.[R.R.]trainconvoyofunebrefuneralprocession

convoyo(v)n1.[Mil.]convoy2.[R.R.]trainconvoyofunebrefuneralprocession convulsseeconveller convulseadjconvulsed convulsionnconvulsionconvulsionesconvulsions,spasm convulsionariadjconvulsionary,convulsive convulsionarion[Relig.]Convulsionary convulsiveadjconvulsive coolie[A]ncoolie cooperarvtocooperate

Hence:cooperationcooperativecooperativa:cooperator

cooperationncooperation(=actofcooperating) cooperativancooperative cooperativeadjcooperative(=willingtocooperate) cooperatorncooperator cooptarvtocoopt

Hence:cooptation

cooptationncooption,cooptation coordinarvtocoordinate
Hence:coordinationcoordinatorcoordinatecoordinatas

coordinatasnpl[Math.]coordinates coordinateadjcoordinatedpropositionescoordinatecoordinateclauses coordinationncoordination coordinatorncoordinator Copenhagen(h)nprCopenhagen coperculoncover,lid coperifoconcurfew coperilectoncoverlet,bedspread,counterpane coperir[per/pert]vtocover(1.toplaceorspreadsomethingonorover2.[Breeding])coperirunfocotocoveror bankafirecoperir(leexpensas,etc.)tocover(theexpenses,etc.)
Hence:coperculocopertorcoperturacopertodiscoperir&recoperircoperifocoetc.

copernicanadjCopernican Copernico,Nicolaus(pr,lus)nprNikolausCopernicus[14731543Polishastronomer]
Hence:copernican

copertseecoperir copertontablechinaandsilvercover(asin"covercharge") copertorn1.coverer2.studhorse,studram,etc. coperturancover copertura(delana,etc.)(woolen,etc.)blanket coperturadelectobedspread copian1.plenty,abundance,copiousness2.copy(=reproduction)3.[Photog.]print

Hence:copistacopiosecopiositatecopiarcopiatorcornucopiaetc.

copiarv1.tocopy2.[Photog.]toprint copiatorncopier copioseadjcopious(=plentiful) copiositatenabundance,copiousness copistancopyist coproprietarioncoowner,coproprietor coproprietatencoownership,coproprietorship copula(c)nI.[Gram.]copulaII.copulation(=sexualunion)III.couple(1.pair2.[Mech.])

Hence:copularcopulation,copulativeaccopularaccopulamento,disaccopular

copularv1.tojoin,unite(=tobringorputtogether)2.tomate(=tobringtogetherforbreeding) copularsetocopulate,mate copulationncopulation(=sexualunion) copulativeadj1.connective2.[Gram.]copulative copyright[A]ncopyright coquettancoquette coquettarvtocoquet,coquette coquetteadjcoquet,coquettish

Hence:coquettarcoquetteriacoquetta

coquetteria(a)ncoquetry corseecon

corseecon coracn[occurringincompounds]coraco(=crow,raven)
Hence:nycticoraceetc....

corage(aje)ncourage
Hence:coragiosediscoragiardiscoragiamentoincoragiarincoragiamento

coragiose(jo)adjcourageous coralleroncoralgrinder coralliformencoralliform corallinadjcoralline corallinan[Zool.]coralline coralloncoral

Hence:corallierocorallincorallinacoralliformeetc.

[coram](c)1.advinone'spresence,openly,publicly2.prepinthepresenceof corbatanbasket(=basketful) corbenbasket corbedepapirowastebasket

Hence:corbatacorbettacorberocorberia

corberia(a)nbasketry corberonbasketmaker corbettansmallbasket corcarvtocork(asin"tocorkabottle") corconcork(1.barkofthecorkoak2.corkstopper)

Hence:corcardiscorcartiracorcosetc.

cordancord,rope,etc.also:twine,string,etc.
Hence:cordagecordonacordonarcordar

cordage(aje)n[Naut.]cordage cordarvtocord(1.asin"tocordafabric"2.tobindwithcords) cordenheartalso:[Cards]heart,cardofthesuitofhearts alfundodelcordeatthebottomofone'sheart corde(deunmalo,etc.)heartorcore(ofanapple,etc.) deboncordegladly,willingly detote(le)cordewholeheartedly

Hence:cordial&concorde&discorde&accordar&recordarcordiformeetc.misericordeetc.

cordiseecorde cordialadjcordial(1.hearty,friendly2.stimulating)
Hence:cordialitatecordial

cordialncordial(=stimulatingbeverage) cordialitatencordiality cordiformeadjheartshaped,cordiform cordillera[H]ncordillera(=mountainrange) CordilleradelAndesCordilleraoftheAndes CordillerasCordilleras cordonnI.(small)cordII.cordon(1.smallbraidwornasanornamentorbadge2.[Mil.])III.lace,string(asin"shoe lace","corsetstring,"etc.) cordonsanitarisanitarycordon cordonumbilicalnavelstring,umbilicalcord Cordova(cr)nprCordova
Hence:cordovancordovano

cordovanadj1.Cordovan(=pertainingtoCordova)2.cordovan(=madeofcordovanleather) cordovanon1.Cordovan(=nativeofCordova)2.cordovan(leather) Corea(a)nprKorea

Hence:coreancoreano

coreanadjKorean coreanonKorean(1.Koreanperson2.Koreanlanguage) coriaceeadjcoriaceous corinthieadjCorinthian corinthionCorinthian EpistolasalCorinthiosEpistlestotheCorinthians CorinthonprCorinth uvadeCorinthocurrant(=smallseedlessraisinusedincooking)

Hence:corinthiecorinthio

corionleather coriocapillutescalp coriovernissatepatentleather

Hence:coriaceeexcoriar&

cornalinan[Mineral.]cornelian

cornalinan[Mineral.]cornelian cornamusanbagpipe(s) cornarvI.tosoundahornII.tohorn(1.tofurnishwithhorns2.togorewiththehorns) corneancornea corneeadjhorny cornettanI.smallhorn,trumpetII.cornet(1.[Mus.]2.[Mil.]3.[Naut.]burgee)III.standard(ofcavalry)

Hence:cornettistasaxcornettaetc.

cornettistancornettist cornicen[Ornith.]crow
Hence:cornicula

cornicen[Arch.]cornice cornichon[F]ngherkin corniculan[Ornith.]crow cornonhorn(1."hornofcattle,sheep,goats,etc."2.materialofwhichhornsarecomposed3.[Entom.]feeler, antenna4.[Mus.]) portarcornostobeacuckold cornodechassahuntinghorn cornoanglese[Mus.]Englishhorn cornodelabundantiacornucopia,hornofplenty

Hence:cornetta&cornalinacorneecorneacornutecornardiscornarcornucopiaetc.bicorneetc.bicornuteetc. Capricornoetc.saxcornoetc.

* cornuseecorno cornucopiancornucopia cornuteadjhornedargumentocornute(sophistical)dilemma corollan[Bot.]corolla

Hence:corollatecorolliferecorolliformeetc.

corollarion[Logic,Math.]corollary corollateadj[Bot.]corollate,corollated corollifereadj[Bot.]corolliferous corolliformeadj[Bot.]corolliform coronan1.wreath2.crown3.[Fin.]crown,krone,etc.4.[Astron.]corona5.[Veter.]coronet

Hence:coronalcoronaricoronarcoronamento,coronationdiscoronar

Hence:coronalcoronaricoronarcoronamento,coronationdiscoronar

coronaladjcoronal(1.crown2.[Anat.])ossocoronalfrontalbone coronamentoncoronation coronarvtocrown coronariadjcrown,coronaryvenascoronaricoronaryveins coronationncoronation corpseecorpore corporaladjcorporal,bodily corporalitatencorporality,corporeality corporarvtoformintoabody corporationncorporation,guild corporativeadjcorporate,corporative corporaturanbuild,frame corporenbody(1.asin"bodyandsoul"2."bodyofagarment"3.matter,substance4.group,corpsalso:collection, corpus)(luctar)corporeacorpore(tofight)handtohandincorporeinabodyalltogethercorpore(delnave)(ship's) hull
Hence:corporalcorporalitate,incorporalincorporalitatecorporeecorporeitate,incorporeeincorporeitatecorporar corporation,corporative,corporaturaincorporar&corpusculo&corpulente&

corporeeadjcorporeal(1.material2.corporal,bodily) corporeitatencorporeity corps[F]n[Mil.]corpscorpsdearmea[Mil.]armycorps corpulenteadjcorpulent

Hence:corpulentia

corpulentiancorpulence corpusseecorpore corpuscularadjcorpuscular corpusculoncorpuscle

Hence:corpuscular

corpusdelicti[L][Law]corpusdelicti correctseecorrigercorrecteadjcorrect(1.proper2.right,accurate) correctessancorrectness correctionncorrection(1.actionofsettingright2.rebuke,punishment)domodecorrectionreformatory

correctionncorrection(1.actionofsettingright2.rebuke,punishment)domodecorrectionreformatory correctionaladjcorrectional(asin"correctionalinstitutions") correctiveadjcorrective correctivoncorrective correctorn1.corrector2.proofreader correctoriadjcorrectory,corrective corregianstrap(=band,thong) correlatarvtocorrelate correlationncorrelation correlativeadjcorrelative correligionarioncoreligionist correspondente1.pprofcorresponder2.adjcorrespondent,correspondingcorrespondentencorrespondent correspondentiancorrespondence(1.conformity2.exchangeofletters3.letters,mail) correspondervI.tocorrespond(1.tobeinconformity2.tocommunicatebyexchangeofletters)II.torespond(=to reactsympathetically)corresponderatocorrespondtoorwith
Hence:correspondentecorrespondentia

corridorncorridor,hallway corriger(rig/rect]vtocorrect(1.tosetright2.tochastise)corrigersetoreform(=tobecomebetter)
Hence:corrigibileincorrigibileincorrigibilitatecorrectioncorrectional,incorrectioncorrectivecorrectivocorrector correctoricorrectecorrectessa,incorrecte

corrigibileadjcorrigible(=capableofbeingsetrightorreformed) corroborantencorroborant(=strengthproducingmedicine) corroborarv1.tostrengthen,makestrong2.tocorroborate

Hence:corroborantecorroborationcorroborative

corroborationn1.actofstrengtheningormakingstrong2.corroboration corroborativeadj1.strengthening,makingstrong2.corroborative corroder[rod/ros]vtocorrode(=toeatawaygradually)

Hence:corrosioncorrosive

corrosseecorroder corrosionncorrosion corrosiveadjcorrosive

corrosiveadjcorrosive corrugarvtowrinkle(up),corrugatealso:tocrease,crumple,etc.
Hence:corrugation

corrugationncorrugation corrumper[rump/rupt]vI.torot,causetodecayII.tocorrupt(1.tomakeevilorwicked2.tobribe3.tomake incorrect,falsify)

Hence:corruptibilecorrruptibilitate,incorruptibileincorruptibilitatecorruptioncorruptorcorrupteincorrupte

corruptseecorrumper corrupteadj1.rotten,decayed,tainted,infeeted,etc2.corrupt corruptibileadj1.perishable,subjccttodecay2.corruptible corruptibilitatencorruptibility corruptionnI.decay,taint,etc.II.corruption(1.depravity2.bribery3.asin"corruptionofatextorofastyle") corruptorncorrupter corsage[F]nbodice,corsage corset[F]ncorset,girdle

Hence:corsetero

corseteroncorsetmaker cortencourt(1.courtyard2."courtofasovereign"3.[Law]4.courtship,wooingcortedeappellocourtofappeal facerlecortea(unprince)topayone'scourtorhomageto(asovereign)facerlecortea(undama)tocourt,woo,pay attentionto(ayounglady)cortederecreationplayground

Hence:cortese&

cortes[H]nplCortes cortesanancourtesan cortesanoncourtier cortesarvtocourt(1.trytogainthefavorofbyattentionorflattery2.towoo) corteseadjcourteous

Hence:cortesanocortesanacortesiacortesardiscortesediscortesia

cortesia(a)ncourtesy(=gracefulpoliteness) corticaladjcortical cortice(cr)n1.[Bot.]bark2.[Anat.]cortex

Hence:corticalcorticosedecorticardecortication

corticoseadj[Bot.]corticate,corticose

corticoseadj[Bot.]corticate,corticose cortinancurtain(1.asin"windowcurtain,""bedcurtain"2.[Fortif.])
Hence:cortinarincortinar

cortinarv[Fortif.]toencurtain corvettancorvette corvinadjcorvinenigrecorvinravenblack corvonravencrowCorvo[Astron.]Corvuscorvomarincormorant

Hence:corvin

cosanthingalicuncosasomething,anything cosecanten[Trig.]cosecant cosinancousin(=daughterofone'suncleoraunt) cosinoncousin(=sonofone'suncleoraunt)

Hence:cosina

cosinus(s)n[Math.]cosine cosmeticadjcosmetic
Hence:cosmeticocosmetica

cosmeticancosmetics cosmeticoncosmetic cosmicadjcosmic(=relatingtotheuniverse) cosmoncosmos(1.universe2.orderlywhole)

Hence:cosmiccosmogoniaetccosmographoetc.cosmologoetc.cosmoramaetc.macrocosmoetc.

cosmogonia(a)ncosmogony(=theoryofthegenerationoftheuniverse)
Hence:cosmogonic

cosmogonicadjcosmogonal,cosmogonic cosmographia(a)ncosmography(=descriptionoftheuniverseoroftheearth) cosmographicadjcosmographic,cosmographical cosmographo(m)ncosmographer

Hence:cosmographiacosmographic

cosmologia(a)ncosmology cosmologicadjcosmological cosmologo(m)ncosmologist

cosmologo(m)ncosmologist
Hence:cosmoiogiacosmoiogic

cosmopolitan/adjcosmopolitan,cosmopolite
Hence:cosmopolitismo

cosmopolitismoncosmopolitanism,cosmopolitism cosmoramancosmorama cossinetton1.smallcushionalso:pincushion,padetc.2.[Mech.]bearing3.[R.R.]railchaircossinettodeballasball bearing cossinoncushion(=pillowtosit,lieorkneelon)

Hence:cossinetto

costan1.[Anat.]rib2.slope(ofhill)3.coast,seashore
Hence:costalintercostal,supercostal,sternocostaletc.costaricostearaccostar&guardacostasetc.

costaladj[Anat.]costal costarvtocost
Hence:costocostose

costariadjcoastal CostaRica[H]nprCostaRica costearvtocoastalong,sailalong(thecoast)costear(unforesta,monte,etc.)toskirt(aforest,mountain,etc.) costoncost(=pricepaidorcharged)aomnecosto,atotecostoatallcosts,atanycost costoseadjcostly(=costingmuch) costumarvtocostume costumariadjcustomary costumen1.custom,usage2.[Theat.,etc.]costumedecostumeusuallyhaberlecostumede(faceruncosa)tobein thehabitof(doingsomething),tobeaccustomedto(dosomething)

Hence:costumaricostumaraccostumar&

cotangenten[Math.]cotangent cotelette[F]ncutlet,chop cotillon[F]ncotillion,cotillon cotonncotton(1.cottonplant2.cottonfiber)cotonhydrophileabsorbentcottonfilodecotoncottonthread

Hence:contonaricotoniero

cotonariadjcotton(=havingtodowithcotton)

cotonariadjcotton(=havingtodowithcotton) cotonieroncottonshrub,cottonplant cottanhabit,gown,etc.also:coat,tuniccottadearmastunic(wornoverarmor)tabardcottademaliacoatofmail cotutorn[Law]coguardian,cotutor coulisse[F]n1.[Theat.]wing,side,scene2.[Fin.]outsidemarket,freemarketalso:curbmarket Coulomb,CharlesAugustinnpr[17361806physicistafterwhomthe"coulomb"isnamed]legedeCoulomb Coulomb'slaw

Hence:coulomb

coulomb(culmb)n[Elec.]coulomb coup[F]ncoup(1.fourwheeledclosedcarriagewithaseatfortwopeopleinsideandaseatforthedriveroutside2. closed,twodoorautomobile3.railroadcompartment) coupon[F]n[Fin.]coupon covarvtobrood,siton(eggs)also:tohatch

Hence:covatorcovatricecovata

covatanbrood(=hatchofbirds) covatornbrooder(=birdthatsitsoneggs) covatricenbrooder(=femalebirdthatsitsoneggsalso:incubator) coxan1.hiphipjointthigh

Hence:coxalcoxalgiaetc.

coxaladjhip,ofthehipcoxal coxalgia(a)ncoxalgia,paininthehip
Hence:coxalgic

coxalgicadjcoxalgic crabban[Zool.]crab cracn1.crack(=suddensharpandloudnoise)2.[Fin.]crash,smashcracseecraccar craccarvtocrack(=tomakeasuddensharpsoundinbreaking)

Hence:crac

CracovianprCracow,Krakow crampancramp,clamp,staple,clip,etc.
Hence:crampar

cramparvtocramp,clamp,staple,clip(together),etc.

crampon[Med.]cramp crangonn[Ichthyol.]shrimp cranianadjcranial cranioncranium,skull

Hence:craniancraniologoetc.cranioscopioetc.

craniologia(a)ncraniology craniologicadjcraniological craniologo(logo)ncraniologist

Hence:craniologiacraniologic

craniometria(a)ncraniometry craniometricadjcraniometric craniometristancraniometrist craniometro()ncraniometer

Hence:craniometriacraniometristacraniometric

cranioscopia(a)ncranioscopy cranioscopicadjcranioscopical cranioscopioninstrumentforexaminingthecranium

Hence:cranioscopiacranioscopic

cranioscopo(s)ncranioscopist [cras]advtomorrow
Hence:crastineprocrastinar&

crasis(cr)n[Gram.]crasis crasseadj1.thick(=notflowingeasily)2.crass
Hence:crassitatecrassitudecrassilingueetc.

crassilingueadjcrassilingual,thicktongued crassitatencrassitude(1.thickness2.crassness,grossness) crassitudencrassitude(1.thickness2.crassness,grossness) crastineadjoftomorrow,tomorrow's craton[occurringincompounds]

Hence:cratiaautocratia,aristocratiaetc,bureaucratiaetc.democratiaetc.craticautocratic,aristocraticetc.,bureaucratic

etc.,democraticetc.crateautocrate,aristocrateetc.,democrateetc.

crate[occurringincompounds]crat(asin"aristocrat,plutocrat,etc.") craterncrater(1.[Gr.Antiq.]krater2.mouthofavolcano)
Hence:crateriformeetc.

crateriformeadjcrateriform cratia(a)[occurringincompounds]cracy(=power,rule) cratic[occurringincompounds]cratic cravatannecktie,scarf,cravat crearvtocreate

Hence:creationcreativecreatorcreaturaincreateconcrearprocrear&recrear&

creasn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]creas,creat,creato,creo(=flesh)
Hence:creatinacreophageetc.creosotoetc.pancreasetc.

creatseecreas creatinan[Biochem.]creatine creationncreation(1.actofcreating,thingcreated2.world,universe) creativeadjcreative creatorncreatorCreatorCreatorcreatoradjcreative creaturancreaturecreatedbeing credente1.pprofcreder2.adjbelieving,trustful,credentcredentenbeliever(=followerofsomereligion) credentianI.belief(1.trustfaith2.credence)II.sideboardIII.[Eccl.]credence(=smalltableforEucharistic elements)littera(s)decredentia[Dipl.]credentials credentialadjcredentiallitterascredentialcredentialletters,credentials credervtobelievecrederauncosatobelievein(theexistenceortruthof)somethingcrederinunpersonatobelievein someonecredersetoconsideroneself,lookupononeselfas
Hence:credentecredentiacredential,miscredentemiscredentiacredule&credibilecredibilitate,incredibileincredibilitate creditorcredito&

credibileadjcredible credibilitatencredibility creditarv[Bookkeeping]tocredit(=toenteronthecreditsideofanaccount) cedito(cr)ncredit(1.prestigebasedontheconfidenceofothers2.[Com.,Accounting,Fin.])establimentodecredito loansociety,creditestablishmentlitteradecreditoletterofcreditaperiruncredito(aunpersona)toopenacredit (account)(insomeone'sfavorvenderacreditotoselloncredit

(account)(insomeone'sfavorvenderacreditotoselloncredit
Hence:creditaraccreditardiscreditodiscreditar

ceditorncreditor credo[NL]ncreed,credo creduleadjcredulous

Hence:credulitateincreduleincredulitate

credulitatencredulity cremanI.cream(1.oilynartofmilk2.fancydishmadeof,orlike,cream3.[Cosmetics]4.bestpartofathing)II. crme(=thicksweetliqueur)

Hence:cremeriacremose

cremarvtocremate
Hence:cremationcrematoricrematorio

cremationncremation crematoriadjcrematoryfornocrematoricrematory(=furnaceforcremating) crematorioncrematorium cremeria(a)ncreamery cremoseadjcreamy creoseecreas creoloncreole(=personofpureEuropeandescentbornintheLatinAmericancountries)(linguas)creolcreole (languages) creophage()adjcreophagous,carnivorous,meateating

Hence:creophagiacreophago

creophagia(a)ncreophagy creophago(phago)ncreophagist,carnivore,meateater creosotage(aje)n(actionof)creosoting creosotarvtocreosote creosotoncreosote

Hence:creosotarcreosotage

creparvI.tocrack,crash(1.tomakeasharp,loudnoise2.tobreakwithasharp,loudnoise)II.[Slang]tocroak(=to die)
Hence:crepitar&discrepar&

crepe[F]ncrepecrepedeChine[F]crepedeChine

crepe[F]ncrepecrepedeChine[F]crepedeChine crepitante1.pprofcrepitar2.adjcrepitant crepitarvtocrackle

Hence:crepitantecrepitationdecrepitar&

crepitationncrepitation crepuscularadjcrepuscular crepusculontwilight,dusk,crepuscule

Hence:crepuscular

crescendo[I]ncrescendo crescente1.pprofcrescer2.adjgrowing,increasinglelunacrescentethewaxingmooncrescentencrescent crescentiangrowth(=actionofgrowing) crescer[cresc/cret]vtogrow(=tobecomelarger)crescerintogroworincreasein

Hence:crescimentocrescentecrescentiacrescitaaccrescer&:concresc&descrescer&discrescerexcrescer&

crescimentongrowth(=processofgrowing) crescitanrisingofwater(flood,freshet,spate) Cresonpr[Anc.Hist.]CroesuscresoCroesus(=veryrichman) cressonn[Bot.]cress crestancrest(1.comb,tuftontheheadofabird2.decoration,plumes,etc.,onahelmet3.ridgeofawaveora mountain)levarlecrestatoholdone'sheadhighcrestadegallo[Bot.]cockscomb cretanchalk(1.softlimestone2.pieceofchalkorchalklikematerialforwritingordrawing)

Hence:cretaceecretose

CretanprCrete
Hence:cretese

cretaceeadjcretaceous creteseadj/nCretan cretonne[F]ncretonne cretoseadjchalky(=ofchalk) cribrarvtosift cribriformeadjcribriform cribronsieve,strainer,etc.

Hence:cribrosecribrarcribriformeetc.

cribroseadjsievelike,cribriform cricket[A]n[Sports]cricket Crimea(a)nprCrimea criminaladjcriminal(1.relatingtocrime2.guiltyofcrime)criminalncriminal criminalistancriminaljuristcriminologist criminalitatencriminality(=qualityofbeingcriminal) criminarvtocriminate criminationncrimination criminencrimecriminepassionalcrimepassionnel

Hence:criminalcriminalista,criminalitatecriminarcriminationincriminarincriminationrecriminar&criminologoetc.

criminologia(a)ncriminology criminologicadjcriminological criminologistancriminologist criminologo(n)ncriminologist

Hence:criminologiacriminologistacriminologic

crinnhorsehaircrinvegetalvegetablehorsehair
Hence:crinieracrinolinaetc.

crin[occurringincompounds]
Hence:endocrinetc....

crinieranmane crinolinancrinoline(1.stiffclothmadeofhorsehairandlinenthread2.hoopskirt) crisencrisis crisparv1.tocrisp,curl,frizzle,crimp,crape,etc.2.tocontract,shrivel crispationncontraction,shriveling,crispation crispeadjcurly,crisped,crisp

Hence:crisparcrispation

cristancrest(1.comb,tuftontheheadofabird2.decoration,plumes,etc.,onahelmet3.ridgeofawaveora mountain)levarlecristatoholdone'sheadhighcristadegallo[Bot.]cockscomb
Hence:cristate

Hence:cristate

cristateadjcrested,tufted critarvtocry,cryoutalso:toscream,shriekcritarallupotocrywolf
Hence:crito

criterioncriterion criticadjcritical(1.pertainingtocriticism2.pertainingtoacrisis)
Hence:criticismocriticarhypercritichypercritico,hypercriticacriticocritica

critican[Lit.,Art,etc.]criticismalso:critique criticarvtocriticize criticismon[Philos.]criticism criticoncritic critoncry(=loudsoundproducedbymanorbeast)also:scream,shriekcritodeguerrawarcry croateadjCroatian CroatianprCroatia croaton1.Croat,Croatian2.Croatian(language)

Hence:Croatiacroateserbocroateetc.

crocnhook,crook crochet[F]n[Needlework]crochet
Hence:crochetar

crochetar(sh)vtocrochet crocodilianadjcrocodilian crocodilianon[Zool.]crocodilian crocodilon[Zool.]crocodile

Hence:crocodiliancrocodiliano

crocus(cr)n[Bot.]crocus cromlechncromlech croquet[A]n[Sports]croquet

Hence:croquetar

croquetarvtocroquet croquette[F]n[Cookery]croquette

crotalo(cr)n[Zool.]Crotalusalso:rattlesnake
Hence:crotaloide

crotaloideadjcrotaloid,crotaline croup[A]n[Pathol.]croup crucencross(=sign,symbol,thing,etc.intheshapeofacross)CruceRubieRedCrossportarsucrucetobearone's crossfacerlesignodelcrucetomakethesignofthecrossincrucecrosswise

Hence:crucieracrucialcruciferecruciferocruciar&cruciformeetc.crucifigeretc.

cruciancrutch cruciadancrusade crucialadjcrucial(=havingtheformofacross)incisioncrucial[Med.]crucialincision cruciamentonI.crossing(1.placingcrosswisepassingacross2.intersection)II.[Biol.]crossIII.torture,torment cruciarvI.tocross(1.toplacecrosswise2.tointersect,passacross3.tocausetointerbreed)II.totorture,torment III.tocruise(=tosailtoandfrooversomepartoftheseaonthelookoutforenemyshipsorfortheprotectionof commerce)

Hence:cruciadacruciamentocruciationcruciatorcruciataintercruciar

cruciata(devias)ncrossroads cruciationntorture,torment,cruciation cruciatorn1.oneorthatwhichcrosses,crosser2.cruiseralso:[Navy]3.torturer crucibulo(c)ncrucible,meltingpot crucieran[Navy]cruise crucifereadjcruciferous crucifero(c)ncrucifer(1.[Eccl.]2.[Bot.]) crucifiger[fig/fix]vtocrucify

Hence:crucifixioncrucifixorcrucifixo

crucifixseecrucifiger crucifixionncrucifixion crucifixoncrucifix crucifixorncrucifier cruciformeadjcruciform,crossshaped crudeadjI.raw(1.uncooked2.crude)II.unripe,green

Hence:cruditaterecrudescer&

cruditatencrudity,crudeness crueladjcruel
Hence:cruelitate

cruelitatencruelty cruppancroup(=hindquartersofahorse,etc.)
Hence:cruppadacruppiera

cruppadan[Man.]croupade cruppierancrupper(=leatherlooppassingunderahorse'stail) crustancrust

Hence:crustacee&crustoseincrustar&

crustaceeadjcrustacean,crustaceous
Hence:crustaceo

crustaceoncrustaceancrustaceosCrustacea crustoseadjcrusty,crustose cryptadj[occurringincompoundsandderivatives]crypto(=hidden,secret)

Hence:cryptogrammaetc.cryptographoetc.cryptomnesiaetc.cryptogameetc.crypta

cryptancrypt cryptogame()adj[Bot.]cryptogamous
Hence:cryptogamiacryptogamic,cryptogamistacryptogamo

cryptogamia(a)n[Bot.]cryptogamy cryptogamicadj[Bot.]cryptogamic cryptogamistan[Bot.]cryptogamist cryptogamo()n[Bot.]cryptogam cryptogrammancryptogram cryptographia(a)ncryptography cryptographicadjcryptographic cryptographo()n1.cryptograph,cryptogram2.cryptographer

Hence:cryptographiacryptographic

cryptomnesia(a)ncryptomnesia crystalleria(a)n1.glassworks2.glasswarestore

crystalleronglassmaker crystallinadjcrystalline crystallinon[Anat.]lenscrystallinelens crystalisabileadjcrystallizable crystallisarvtocrystallize crystallisationncrystallization crystalliten[Mineral.]crystallite crystalloncrystal(1.clear,transparentvarietyofquartz2.crystalglass3.formresultingfromcrystallization)

Hence:crystallitecrystallerocrystalleriacrystallincrystallinocrystalloidecrystallisarcrystallisabile,crystallisation

crystallographia(a)ncrystallography crystallographicadjcrystallographical crystallographo()ncrystallographer

Hence:crystallographiacrystallographic

crystalloideadjcrystalloid cualiarvtocurdle cualionrennet

Hence:cualiar

CubanprCuba
Hence:cubancubano

cubanadjCuban cubanonCuban cubarvtocube(1.tomakeacubeorcubesof2.tomeasurethecubiccontentof3.[Alg.]) cubarvtolie(=tobelyingsomewhere)

Hence:cubiculoconcubino&incubar&succubar&

cubaturancubature cubicadjcubic(1.havingtheformofacube2.[Alg.])radicecubiccuberootmetrocubiccubicmeter cubiculonsmallbedroom,cubicle cubismoncubism cubistancubist

cubitaladj[Anat.]cubital cubito(c)nI.elbowII.cubit(1.[Anat.]ulna2.[Entom.]3."themeasurecubit")
Hence:cubitalcubitodigitaletc.

cubitodigitaladjcubitodigital cuboncube(1.[Geom.]2.[Alg.])
Hence:cubaturacubismocubistacubiccubar

cucun1.[Ornith.]cuckoo2.cuckold cucumbrencucumber cucumerencucumber cucurbita(cr)ncucurbit(1.[Bot.]gourdalso:pumpkin2.distillingflask)

Hence:cucurbitaceecucurbitaceas

cucurbitaceasnplCucurbitaceae cucurbitaceeadjcucurbitaceous cuirassamenton(actof)cuirassing cuirassarvtocuirass cuirassate1.ppofcuirassar2.adjarmored,armorplated,panzer cuirassatonbattleship cuirassen1.cuirass2.armor(ofawarship,etc.)

Hence:cuirasserocuirassarcuirassamento,cuirassatecuirassato

cuirasseroncuirassier [cuje]pronwhose culice(c)n1.gnatmosquito2.[Entom.]Culex

Hence:culiciformeetc.

culiciformeadjgnatlike,gnatshaped,mosquitolike,etc. culinankitchen
Hence:culinari

culinariadjculinary culminarvtoculminatepunctoculminanteculminatingpoint culminationnculminationalso:[Astron.]

culminenclimax(=culminatingpoint)
Hence:culminarculmination

culonposterior,buttockculodebottiliabottomorpuntofbottle
Hence:accularrecular&

culpanguilt
Hence:culparculpabileculpabilitatedisculparinculparinculpabile,inculpation

culpabileadjguilty culpabilitatenculpability,guilt culparvtoblame,censure cultseecolercultro culteadj1.cultivated,tilled2.culturederudite3.ornate,elegant cultellassoncutlass(=short,curvingsword) cultelleria(a)ncutlery(=businessofacutler) cultelleroncutler cultellonknife

Hence:cultellassocultellerocultelleria

cultismoncultism,Gongorism cultivabileadjcultivable cultivarvtocultivate(1.totill2.toraiseorfosterthegrowthof)cultivarleamicitatedeunpersonatocultivate somebody'sfriendshipcultivarunpersonatocultivateaperson

Hence:cultivabilecultivationcultivator

cultivationncultivation(=tillingofland) cultivatorncultivator(=tillerofthesoil) culton1.worship2.cult cultorncultivator cultron1.plowcolter2.knife(=butcherknife,huntingknife,etc.)

Hence:cultello&

culturanculture(1.cultivation,actofcultivating2.[Bacteriol.]3.stateorlevelofculture)
Hence:culturalagriculturaetc.motoculturaetc.

culturaladjcultural

[cum]prepwith(1.togetherwith2.bymeansof3.having,carrying,characterizedby)(=con) cumberv[occurringincompounds]
Hence:incumberincumbenteincumbentiasuccumber

cumgranosalis[L]cumgranosalis,withagrainofsalt cuminon1.cumin2.carawayliquordecuminokmmel curnularv1.toheaporpileup,cumulate2.tofill(up,tooverflowing,etc.)cumular(unpersona)de(honores,etc.)to heap(honors,etc.)on(someone) cumulationnheapingup,cumulation cumulativeadjcumulative cumulo(c)n1.heap,pile2.[Meteorol.]cumulus

Hence:cumularcumulation,cumulativeaccumular&

cunancradle(=rockingorswingingbed)cantodecunacradlesong
Hence:cunarincunarincunabulo

cunarvtorock(inacradle) cuneage(aje)n1.(actof)wedgingin2.coinage(=coining,minting) cunealadjcuneal cunearv1.towedgein,drivein2.tocoin,mint cuneate1.ppofcunear2.adjcuneate cuneatorn1.onewhoinsertswedges,wedger2.coiner cuneiformeadjcuneiform cuneon1.wedge(=wedgeshapedobjectortool)2.(stamping)die

Hence:cunealcunearcuneage,cuneator,cuneatecuneiformeetc.

cunque[occurringincompounds]ever
Hence:quicunqueetc.comocunqueetc.

cupv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:cupide&concupiscer&

cupanvat(=largevessel,tub)
Hence:cupula&cuperosemicupioetc.

cuperoncooper cupideadjcovetous

Hence:cupiditate

cupiditatencupidity,covetousness Cupido(do)nCupidcupidocupid cupola(c)ncupola,dome cuppancup,gobletcuppa(Davis,GordonBennett,etc.)(Davis,GordonBennett,etc.)cup

Hence:cuppella&subcuppa

cuppellan1.smallcup2.cupel
Hence:cuppellarcuppellation

cuppellarvtocupel cuppellationncupellation cupricadj[(Chem.]cupric cuprifereadjcopperbearing,cupriferous cupriten[Mineral.]cuprite cupron1.[Metal.]copper2.brasswindinstrumentcupros[Mus.]brass,brasswinds

Hence:cupritecupriccupriferecuprose

cuproseadjcuprous,copper cupulan[Bot.]cupule
Hence:cupuliferecupuliferas

cupuliferas()npl[Bot.]Cupuliferae cupulifereadjcupuliferous curan1.[Med.]treatment2.cureofsouls3.[R.C.Ch.]function,residence,etc.ofapriest

Hence:incuriacurarcuretta&,curabilecurabilitate,incurabileincurabilitate,curatela,curation,curative,curator,curato, procurur&,pedicuroetc.sinecuraetc.

curabileadjcurable curabilitatencurability curarv1.[Med.]totreatspecif.:todress(awound)2.[Med.]tocure3.tonurse(asickperson) curatelan1.[Law]guardianship2.[Law]trusteeship(=functionoftheadministratorofatrustfund) curationncure,healing curativeadjcurative,healing curatoncurate,cur

curatorn1.[Law]guardian(ofaminor)2.[Law]trustee(=administratorofatrustfund)3.curator(ofamuseum,etc.) curettan[Surg.]curette
Hence:curettarcurettage

curettage(aje)ncurettage curettarv[Surg.]tocurette curioseadjcurious(1.desirousofseeingorknowing2.deservingorexcitingcuriosity)

Hence:curiositateincuriose

curiositatencuriosity(1.desiretoseeorknow2.curiousobject) currenteadjI.running,flowingII.current(1.generallyusedoraccepted2.present)lecinquedelcurrentethefifth inst.contocurrentecurrentaccountcurrentencurrentcurrentedeaeredraft,currentofaircurrenteelectricelectric currentcurrentecontinuedirectcurrentcurrentealternativealternatingcurrentalcurrentewellacquainted,well informedesseralcurrente(de)tobewellinformed(about)teneralcurrente(de)tokeepwellinformed(about) currer[curr/curs]vtorun(=tomoveswiftly)currer(lemundo,etc.)toroamabout(theworld,etc.)currerpericulo (de)toruntherisk(of)

Hence:currerocurriculocurrentecursivecursivacursorcursocurserocursaaccurrerconcurrer&decurr&discurrer& excurr&incurrer&intercurr&occurrer&percurrer&precurr&recurrer&succurrer&

curreron1.courier(=messenger)2.mail(letters,papers,etc.,sentbypost)3.mailman,postman curriculoncurriculum curriculumvitae[L]curriculumvitae cursseecurrer cursan1.run,(actionof)running2.race,(actionof)racing3.(taxi,etc.)trip curseron1.courser2.warhorse cursivancursive cursiveadjcursive(asin"cursivescript") cursonI.run,running(=actionofrunning)II.course(1.trend,path2."courseoflectures,studies,etc.")III.piracy cursodeaquawatercourse,streamsequeruncursode[School]totakeacourseininlecursodeinthecourseofhaber cursotobeincirculation,incurrentuse,etc.viagedelongecursoseavoyage cursornrunner(=onewhoruns) curtarvtoshorten,makeshorter curteadjshort(=notlong)memoriacurteshortmemoryhaberlevistacurtetobenearsightedorshortsightedesser curtede(moneta)tobeshortof(money)curtecircuitoshortcircuitundacurte[Radio]shortwavesecarcurtetocut short
Hence:curtitatecurtaraccurtar&

curtitatenshortness curvancurve(=curvedline) curvarvtocurve(=tocausetocurve) curvaturancurve,curvature curveadjcurved

Hence:curvarcurvatura,incurvar&,recurrarcurvilineeetc.curvacurvetta&

curvettancurvet
Hence:curvettar

curvettarvtocurvet(=toexecuteacurvet) curvilineeadjcurvilinear cusarv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:accusar&excusar&recusar&

cuspidaladjcuspidal,cuspal cuspidateadjcusped,cuspated,cuspidate cuspide(cs)ncuspalso:[Arch.Math.Bot.]

Hence:cuspidalcuspidatecuspidiformeetc.multicuspideetc.bicuspideetc.

cuspidiformeadjcuspshaped custodenguardian,custodian
Hence:custodiacustodial,custodiar

custodian1.custody(=safekeeping,care)2.[Eccl.]custodial custodialadjcustodial custodiarvtokeepinone'scustody,safeguard,carefor cutaneeadjcutaneousmaladiacutaneeskindisease

Hence:intercutaneesubcutanee

cutarseeexecutar cutenskin(=trueskin)also:cutis,derma
Hence:cutanee&cuticula&

cuter[cut/cuss]v[occurringincompounds]
Hence:concuter&discuter&percuter&succuter&

cuticulancuticle(1.scarfskin,epidermis2."cuticlesurroundingfingerandtoenails")

cuticulancuticle(1.scarfskin,epidermis2."cuticlesurroundingfingerandtoenails")
Hence:cuticular

cuticularadjcuticular cutionseeexecution cutter[A]ncutter(=smallsailboatwithonemast) cyanamido(n)n[Chem.]cyanamide cyanhydricadj[Chem.]hydrocyanic cyanicadj[Chem.]cyanic cyano(c)n1.[Antill.]cyanus2.cyan,cyanblue3.[Bot.]bluebottle,cornflower

Hence:cyanosiscyanurocyanichydrocyanicetc.cyanometroetc.cyanogrammaetc.cyanographoetc.cyanamidoetc. cyanhydricetc.cyanogenoetc.anthocyaninaetc.

cyanogeno()n[Chem.]cyanogen cyanogrammanblueprint(asin"blueprintofaprojectedbuilding") cyanographia(a)nblueprinting cyanographo(grapho)nblueprintingapparatus cyanometro()ncyanometer(=instrumentformeasuringdegreesofblueness) cyanosis(sis)n[Pathol.]cyanosis cyanotypo(typo)nblueprint,cyanotype cyanuron[Chem.]cyanide cyclaminon[Bot.]cyclamen cyclicadjcyclic cyclismon(sportof)cycling cyclistancyclist cycloncycle(1.asin"cycleoftheseasons"2.[Lit.])cyclolunarlunarcyclecyclosolarsolarcycle
Hence:cyclicbicyclicetc.cycloideencyclic&cyclotronetc.motorcycloetc.bicycloetc.hemicycloetc.kilocycloetc.

cycloncycle(=bicycle,tricycle,etc.)
Hence:cyclismocyclista

cycloidencycloid cyclonncyclone
Hence:cyclonalanticyclon

cyclonaladjcyclonal,cyclonic

cyclonaladjcyclonal,cyclonic cyclopenCyclops(1.[Gr.Mythol.]2.[Zool])
Hence:cyclopic

cyclopicadjCyclopean cyclotronncyclotron cydonianquince cygnonswancantodelcygnoswansongCygno[Astron.]Cygnus cylindrage(aje)n(processof)cylindering cylindrarvtocylinder cylindratanvolumeorcontentsofacylinder cylindricadjcylindrical cylindriformeadjcylindriform cylindroncylinder(1.[Geom.,etc.]2.[Mech.]pistonchamber)(cappello)cylindrotophat
Hence:cylindratacylindriccylindroidecylindrarcylindragecylindriformeetc.cylindrocephaleetc.semicylindroetc.

cylindrocellularadjcylindrocellular cylindrocephale(fale)adjcylindrocephalic cylindroidencylindroid cymbaleroncymbalist cymbalo(cm)ncymbal

Hence:cymbalero

cynn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]cyn,cyno(=dog)
Hence:cynic&,cynismocynocephaleetc.cynophileetc.cynegeticetc.

cynegeticadjcynegetic(=pertainingtothechase) cynicadjcynic(1.[Philos.]2.cynical)
Hence:cynico

cyniconcynic(1.[Philos.]2.cynicalperson) cynismoncynicism cynocephaleadjcynocephalous,cynocephalic,dogheaded cynocephalo(c)n[Zool.]Cynocephalus,Papio cynophileadjcynophile,dogloving

cypressoncypress,cypresstree CyprianonprmCyprianSancteCyprianoSt.Cyprian Cypride(c)nprCypris,Aphroditecypride[Zool.]Cypris cyprieadjCyprian(1.ofCyprus,Cypriote2.ofAphrodite) cyprionCyprian,Cypriote cypriotaadj/nCypriote CypronprCyprus

Hence:CypridecypriecypnoCyprianocypriota

cystalgia(a)ncystalgia cysten[Med.Biol.]cyst,cystis
Hence:cystitiscysticcystosecystalgiaetc.cystiformeetc.macrocysteetc.microcysteetc.

cysticadj[Med.Biol.]cystic cystiformeadjcystiform cystitis(tis)n[Med.]cystitis cystoseadjcystose,cystous cystotomia(a)ncystotomy cyton[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]cyto,cyt[Biol.](=cell)

Hence:cytoplasmaetc.lymphocytoetc.leucocytoetc.phagocytoetc.

cytoplasman[Biol.]cytoplasm czar(tsar)[R]nczar,tsar
Hence:czarinaczarismoczaristaczarian

czardas[Hu.]nczardas czarevich(tsarvitch)[R]nczarevich,tsarevich czarevna(ts)[R]nczarevna,tsarevna czarian(ts)adjczarian,tsarian czarina(ts)nczarina,tsarina czarismo(ts)nczarism,tsarism czarista(ts)n/adjczarist,tsarist

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dacapo[I][Mus.]dacapo dactylicadjdactylic dactylo(dc)n1.date(=fruitofthedatepalm)2.[Pros]dactyl

Hence:dactylicdactylographoetc.dactylosocpiaetc.tetradactyleetc.pterodactyloetc.

dactylographarvtotypewrite,type dactylographia(a)ntypewriting,typing dactytographicadj(pertainingtoa)typewriter dactylographo()n1.typewriter(=typingmachine)2.typist

Hence:dactylographiadactylographicdactylographar

dactylologia(a)ndactylology dactyloscopia(a)ndactyloscopy,fingerprintidentification dagandagger

Hence:dagar

dagarvtostab(withadagger) Dahl,A.npr[Swedishbotanist]
Hence:dahlia

dahlia(dl)n[Bot.]dahlia Dalton,Johnnpr[17661844chemist,whowascolorblind]
Hence:daltonismodaltonian

daltonianadjDaltonianalso:colorblind daltonismonDaltonismalso:colorblindness daman1.lady2.[Checkers]kingdamadehonorladyinwaitingjocodedamas(gameof)checkersjocaradamasto playcheckers damascarvtodamask(=toweaveoradornwithdamaskornamentation) damascenadjDamascene(=ofDamascus) damascenage(aje)ndamascene(work) damascenarvtodamascene

damascenarvtodamascene damascenatorndamascener damascenon1.Damascene(=inhabitantofDamascus)2.damson DamasconprDamascusdamascodamask(=damasksilk)

Hence:damascendamascenardamascenage,damascenator,damascenodamascar

damnabileadjdamnable(=deservingdamnation) damnarv[Theol.]todamn
Hence:damnabiledamnationcondemnar&

damnationn[Theol.]damnation damnificarvtodamage,damnify damnonharm,damageinjury,loss

Hence:damnosedamnositatedamnar&damnificarindemne&

damnoseadjharmful,injurious damnositatenharmfulness,injuriousness danadjDanish

Hence:danodaneseDanmarketc.

daneseadjDanishdanesen1.Danish(language)2.Dane(=nativeofDenmark)3.(great)Dane DanielnprmDaniel DanmarknprDenmark danon1.Dane(=nativeofDenmark)2.(great)Dane dansandance(1.dancing2.[Mus.])dansamacabredansemacabre,danceofDeath dansarvtodance

Hence:dansacontradansadansator

dansatorndancer danubianadjDanubian DanubionprDanube

Hence:danubian

darvtogivedarsupertooverlook(asin"thewindowoverlooksthegarden")
Hence:dativedativodatordatodata&adder&eder&perder&render&

dardaneadjDardanianTrojan DardanellosnprplDardanelles

DardanellosnprplDardanelles DardanianprDardania Dardano(dr)npr[Mythol.]Dardanus

Hence:DardanellosDardaniadardanedardano

dardano(dr)nDardanian,Trojan darsena(dr)ndock,wetdock Darwin,Charlesnpr[18091882Englishnaturalist,proponentofthetheoryofevolutionbearinghisname]

Hence:darwinismodarwinistadarwinian

darwinianadjDarwinian darwinismonDarwinism darwinistanDarwinist,Darwinian datandate("dateaccordingtothecalendar")

Hence:datariodatariadatarantedatar,postdatarantedata

datarvtodate(=tomarkwithadate)datardetodatefrom datarian[Eccl.]datary,dataria datarion[Eccl.]datary(=headofthedatary) dativeadj[Law]dative dativondative daton1.die(=oneofapairofdice)2.datumdatos1.dice2.data datorngiver dattilo(d)ndate(=fruitofthedatepalm) DavidnprmDavid deprepI.fromalso:sinceII.of(1.belongingorpertainingto2.madeof)III.with,bymeansofde(+inf)toforde nove,denocte,pensarde,etc.cf.nove,nocte,pensar,etc.
Hence:[deinde]etc.

de[occurringincompounds]de(=todivide)
Hence:geodesiaetc.geodeticetc.

deangoddess deadheat[A]n[HorseRacing]deadheat deambularvtoambulatetostrollabout,saunter deambulationndeambulation,stroll

deambulationndeambulation,stroll deambulatoriadjdeambulatory,sauntering debattervtodebatedebattersetostruggle

Hence:debattodebattibile

debattibileadjdebatable debattondebate deberv1.tohaveto,besupposedto,etc.(must,shall,ought)2.toowe

Hence:debitordebitedebitodebitardebitaindebitar

debern1.duty(=obligation)2.[School]assignment debileadjweakly,feeble,debile
Hence:debilitatedebilitardebilitation

debilitarvtodebilitate,weaken,enfeeble debilitatendebility debilitationndebilitation debita(d)ndebtdebitadehonordebtofhonordebitaflottantefloatingdebt debitarvtodebit debite(d)1.ppofdeber2.adjdue,owing debitementeadvduly,properly debito(d)n1.debit2.due(=thatwhichisduelegallyormorally) debitorndebtor dbut[F]ndebut(=firstpublicappearanceofanactor,singer,etc.) dbutant[F]ndebutant dbutante[F]ndebutante debutarvtomakeone'sdebut decaadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]dec,deca(=ten)
Hence:decadedecalogoetc.decametroetc.decapodeetc.decagonetc.decasyllabeetc.

decade(d)ndecade(1.periodoftendays2.divisionofabookconsistingoftenparts) decadenteadjdecadent decadentiandecadence decadervtodecline,decay,becomedecadent

decadervtodecline,decay,becomedecadent
Hence:decadentedecadentia

decagonadjdecagonal,decagon
Hence:decagono

decagonon[Geom.]decagon decagrammandecagram decahedron[Geom.ldecahedron decalitro()ndecaliter decalogo()nDecalog(ue) decametro()ndecameter(1.[Pros.]2.[Meas.]) decanatondeanship,deanery decanondean(1.headofacathedralchapter2.seniormemberofafacultyoranyotherbody)

Hence:decanato

decapitarvtobehead,decapitate
Hence:decapitation

decapitationnbeheading,decapitation decapode()adjdecapod,decapodous
Hence:decapodo

decapodo()n[Zool.]decapoddecapodosDecapoda decastereon[MetricSystem]decastere decasyllabe(s)adjdecasyllabic

Hence:decasyllabo

decasyllabo(s)ndecasyllable,decasyllabic deceadjten
Hence:decime&decennioetc.dececinqueetc.duodecoetc.deceprimeetc.decigrammaetc.decemviroetc.decuple etc.decuplicaretc.

dececinqueadjfifteen deceder[ced/cess]v1.todepart,withdraw2.todie,decease
Hence:decessopredecessor

deceduo(d)adjtwelve decembrenDecember

decembrenDecember decemviraladjdecemviral decemviratondecemvirate decemviro(cm)n[Rom.Antiq.]decemvir

Hence:decemviratodecemviral

decenniondecade(=periodoftenyears) decenonseedecenove decenone(n)adjnineteenthledecenoneparte,ledecenonothenineteenthpart,thenineteenth decenoveadjnineteen

Hence:decenonedecenovesime

decenovesime(sime)adjnineteenth decenteadjdecent(1.inaccordancewithproprietyorgoodtaste2.respectable)
Hence:decentiaindecenteindecentia

decentiandecency deceoctesime(sime)adjeighteenth deceoctoadjeighteen

Hence:deceoctesime

deceprimeadjeleventhledeceprimeparte,ledeceprimotheeleventhpart,theeleventh deceptseedeciper deceptionndeception,deceit deceptorndeceiver decequarteadjfourteenth decequatroadjfourteen decequinteadjfifteenth decerner[cern/cret]vtodecree

Hence:decretoridecretodecretaldecretalista,decretar

decesecundeadjtwelfthledecesecundeparte,ledecesecundothetwelfthpart,thetwelfth decesepteadjseventeen
Hence:deceseptime

deceseptimseedecesepte

deceseptimseedecesepte deceseptime(sp)adjseventeenthledeceseptimeparte,ledeceseptimotheseventeenthpart,theseventeenth decesexadjsixteen decesexteadjsixteenth decessseedeceder decessondeath,decease decetertieadjthirteenth decetres(trs)adjthirteen deceunadjeleven deciarndeciare(=onetenthpartofanare) decider[cid/cis]vtodecide(1.todetermine,settle2.tocausetoreachadecision)decidersetodecide,makeup one'sminddeciderdeuncosatodecide,determinesomething
Hence:decisionindecisiondecisivedeciseindecise

decifrabileadjdecipherable deciframenton(actof)deciphering decifrarvtodecipher

Hence:deciframentodecifrabileindecifrabiledecifrator

decifratorndecipherer decigrammandecigram decilitro(c)ndeciliter decimseedece decima(d)ntithe decimaladjdecimal decimarv1.todecimate2.tolevytitheson decimationn1.decimation2.tithing decimatorn1.decimator2.tithecollector,titheman decime(d)adjtenthledecimeparte,ledecimothetenthpart,tenth
Hence:decimaldecimadecimardecimation,decimator

decimetro(c)ndecimeter deciper[cip/cept]vtodeceive(=tocausetobelievethefalse,ordisbelievethetruth)
Hence:deceptiondeceptor

Hence:deceptiondeceptor

decisseedecider deciseadjdecided(1.firm,resolute2.clear,definite) decisionndecision(1.actofdeciding2.firmness,resolution) decisiveadjdecisive(=settlingsomethingbeyondquestion) decistereon[MetricSystem]decistere declamarvtodeclaim(1.torecite2.tospeakinanimpassionedmanner)declamarcontra(uncosa)todeclaimagainst (athing)

Hence:declamationdeclamatordeclamatori

declamationndeclamation,declaiming declamatorndeclaimer,onewhorecites declamatoriadjdeclamatory(=orperainingtorhetoricaldeclaiming) declararvtodeclare(1.toproclaim2."todeclaredutiablegoods")(unepidemia,revolution,etc.)sedeclarava(an epidemic,arevolution,etc.)brokeout

Hence:declarationdeclarativedeclaratori

declarationndeclaration(=formalannouncement,strongstatement) declarativeadjdeclarative declaratoriadj[Law]declaratory declinabileadjdeclinable(1.rejectable2.[Gram.]) declinarvI.todecline(1.tofall,sink2.torefuse,reject3.[Gram.])II.[Astron.,Magnet.]todeviate(1.tohave declinationorlatitude2.tovaryfromthetruemagneticmeridian)

Hence:declinodeclinabileindeclinabiledeclinationdeclinatordeclinatorideclinometroetc.

declinationnI.declination(1.downwardbend,slope2.[Astron.,Magnet.])II.[Gram.]declensionIII.decline(= processofsinkingintoalowerorinferiorposition) declinatorndecliner(=onewhodeclines,rejects) declinatoriadjdeclinatory declinondeclinealso:sinking,wane declinometro()ndeclinometer decocer[coc/coct]vtodecoct

Hence:decoction

decoctseedecocer decoctionndecoction(=actionofdecocting)

decoctionndecoction(=actionofdecocting) decollarvtobehead,decollate
Hence:decollation

decollationnbeheading,decollation decomponer[pon/posit]vtodecompose(=tocausetodecompose)also:torot(=tocausetorotordecay)
Hence:decomponibiledecomposition

decomponibileadjdecomposable decompositseedecomponer decompositionndecompositionalso:rot,decay decorarvtodecorate(1.toadorn2.toconferamedal,ribbon,etc.,on)

Hence:decorationdecorativedecoratordecorato

decorationndecoration(1.actionofdecorating2.ornament3.medal,cross,ribbon,etc.)decoration(detheatro)stage setting decorativeadjdecorative decoratononedecorated(asforbravery,etc.) decoratorndecorator decoroseadjdecorous decorticarvtostripthebarkfrom decorticationnbarking,decortication decorum(c)ndecorum

Hence:decoroseindecorosedecorar&

decrepitarvtocrackle,decrepitate
Hence:decrepitation

decrepitationndecrepitation decrepite(cr)adjdecrepit
Hence:decrepitude

decrepitudendecrepitude decrescendo[I]n[Mus.]decrescendo decrescentiandecrease decrescervtodecreaselerivieradecrescetheriverisfalling,goingdown

Hence:decrescimentodecrescentia

Hence:decrescimentodecrescentia

decrescimentondecrease decretseedecerner decretaln[Eccl.]decretal decretalistan[Ecc].]decretist decretarvtodecree decretondecree decretoriadj1.decretory2.decisive dectan[occurringincompounds]dect(=receiver)

Hence:pandectasetc.

decuseedece decuplarvtodecuple decuple(d)adjdecuple,tenfold

Hence:decuplar

decuplicarvtodecuple decurrv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:decurrente

decurrenteadj[Bot.]decurrent dedicarvtodedicate(1.tosetapartforasacredorsolemnpurpose2.toinscribe,addressasamarkofgratitude, esteem,etc.)dedicarseatodedicateordevoteoneselfto

Hence:dedicationdedicatori

dedicationndedication(1.actofdedicatingtoasacredorsolemnpurpose2.dedicatoryinscription) dedicatoriadjdedicatory(=asin"dedicatoryepistle") deducer[duc/duct]v1.todeduce,infer2.todeduct

Hence:deducibiledeductibiledeductiondeductive

deducibileadjdeducible deductseededucer deductibileadjdeductible deductionndeduction(1.inference2.subtraction) deductiveadjdeductive defacto[L][Dipl.]defacto

defacto[L][Dipl.]defacto defaite[F]ndefeat(=lossofacontest)
Hence:defaitismodefaitista

defaitismondefeatism defaitistandefeatist defalcarvtocutoff,lopoff

Hence:defalcation

defalcationncuttingorloppingoff,reduction defecarvtodefecate(1.topurifyfromscumandsediment2.toexcrete)
Hence:defecationdefecator

defecationndefecation(1.purificationfromscumandsediment2.excretion) defecatorn[SugarManuf.]defecator,purificationtank defectseedefic defectibileadjdefectible defectibilitatendefectibility defectionndefection(=desertion,backsliding) defectiveadjdefective(1.havingadefectordefects2.[Gram.]) defectondefect defectuoseadjdefective(=havingadefectordefects) defender[fend/fens]vtodefend(1.toguardfromattackorharm2.[Law])
Hence:defendibileindefendibiledefensibileindefensibiledefensivedefensivadefensordefensadefenditor

defendibileadjdefensible defenditorndefender defenestrarvtothrowoutofthewindow defenestrationndefenestration defensseedefender defensanI.defense,defence(1.actofdefendingorprotecting2.[Law])II.[Zool.]tusk defensibileadjdefensible defensivandefensive(=positionorattitudeofdefense)superledefensivaonthedefensive defensiveadjdefensivealliantiadefensivedefensivealliancearmasdefensivearmsofdefense(defence)

defensiveadjdefensivealliantiadefensivedefensivealliancearmasdefensivearmsofdefense(defence) defensorn1.defender2.[Law]counselforthedefense(defence) deferenteadj1.[Physiol.]deferent2.deferentialcanaldeferente[Anat.]vasdeferens deferentiandeference deferervtoinformagainstdefereratodeferto

Hence:deferentedeferentia

defia(fa)nchallenge defiantiandefiance defiarvtodefy(1.tochallengetocombatorcompetition2.tobrave)

Hence:defiadefiantia

defic[fic/fect]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:deficientedeficientiadefectibiledefectibilitate,indefectibileindefectibilitatedefectiondefectivedefecto defectuose

deficienteadjdeficient deficientiandeficiency(=qualityofbeingdeficient) deficit(d)ndeficit

Hence:deficitari

deficitariadjshowingadeficit defilarv[Mil.]todefile,fileoff definibileadjdefinable definibilitatendefinability definirvtodefine(=togiveadefinitionof)

Hence:definibileindefinibileindefinibilitatedefinitiondefinitivedefinitordefiniteindefinitepredefinirpredefinition

definite1.ppofdefinir2.adj[Gram.,Bot.,Math.,etc.]definite definitionndefinition(asin"definitionofaword") definitiveadjdefinitive(=conclusive,final definitorndefiner deflagrarvtoblazeup,deflagrate

Hence:deflagrationdeflagrator

deflagrationndeflagration,conflagration deflagratorndeflagrator

deflagratorndeflagrator deflarvtodeflate
Hence:deflation

deflationndeflationalso:[Econ.] deflorarvtodeflower(=todepriveofvirginity)
Hence:defloration

deflorationndefloration defluente1.pprofdefluer2.adjdecurrent,defluent defluervtoflowdown

Hence:defluente

deforestarvtodeforest deformarvtodeform(=tospoiltheformof)
Hence:deformation

deformationndeformation deformeadjdeformed
Hence:deformitate

deformitatendeformity defraudarvtodefrauddefraudardetodefraudof
Hence:defraudationdefraudator

defraudationndefraudation defraudatorndefrauder defunctseedefung defuncteadjdeceased,defunct defunctondeceased,defunct defung[fung/funct]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:defunctedefuncto

degenerarvtodegenerate
Hence:degenerationdegenerativedegenerate

degenerateadjdegenerate degenerationndegeneration(1.processofdegenerating2.degeneracy) degenerativeadjdegenerative

degenerativeadjdegenerative deglutirvtoswallow(down)
Hence:deglutition

deglutitionn(actof)swallowing,deglutition degradanteadjdegrading,debasing degradarvI.todegrade(1.toreduceinrank2.todebase) II.[Art]tograde,gradeoff(color)

Hence:degradantedegradation

degradationnI.degradation(1.reductioninrank2.degradedexistence)II.shadingoff,graduation(ofcolors,etc.) degustarvtotaste,sample(wines,tea,etc.)
Hence:degustationdegustator

degustationntasting(ofwines,tea,etc.) degustatorntaster(ofwines,tea,etc.) dehumanisarvtodehumanize deicidandeicide(=onewhokillsagod) deicidiondeicide(=actofkillingagod) deific(fic)adjdeific deificarvtodeify deificationndeification [deinde](din)advI.thereafter,nextII.afterwards,then(1.followingintime2.nextinorder) deismo(z)ndeism deista(s)ndeist deitatendeity dejectseedejic dejectionn[Physiol.]dejection(1.dischargeofexcrement2.excrement)dejectionesejecta(ofavolcano) dejic[jic/ject]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:dejection

dejure[L][Dipl.]dejure dele[L][Print.]dele,omit delectabileadjdelightful,delectable

delectabileadjdelightful,delectable delectabilitatendelectability delectarvtodelight(=tocausedelightto)delectarseintodelight,takedelight,in

Hence:delectodelectabiledelectabilitatedelectation

delectationndelectation delectondelight,joy delegarvtodelegate(1.tosendasadelegate2.toentrusttothecareormanagementof)

Hence:delegationdelegatoridelegatosubdelegarsubdelegation

delegationnI.delegation(1.actionofsendingasadelegate2.asin"delegationofauthority"3.groupofdelegates)II. chargeorcommissiongiventoadelegate delegatondelegate delegatoriadjdelegate'sdelegated deler[del/delet]v1.todestroy2.todelete

Hence:delibileindelibileindelibilitatedeletion

deletseedeler deletionn1.destruction2.deletion deliberarvtodeliberatedeliberarsupertodeliberateupon

Hence:deliberationdeliberativedeliberatordeliberate

deliberateadjdeliberate deliberationn1.deliberation(=actionofdeliberating)2.resolution,decision deliberativeadjdeliberative deliberatorndeliberator delibileadjdelible delicateadjdelicate(1.exquisite,finedelicious,etc.2.finelysensitive,easilyaffected,etc.)punctodelicatedelicateor ticklishpointsanitatedelicatedelicateorfrailhealth

Hence:delicatessaindelicateindelicatessa

delicatessandelicacy(1.exquisitefinenessofsubstance,texture,constitution,etc.2.sensitiveness,finenessoffeeling, etc.) delicianjoy,pleasure,delight

Hence:deliciose

delicioseadjdelicious(1.dclightful2.pleasingtotasteorsmell) delictseedelinquer

delictseedelinquer delicton(criminal)offense,misdemeanorcorporedeldelicto[Law]corpusdelicti delimitarvtodelimit

Hence:delimitation

delimitationndelimitation delineamentondelineation(=actionoftracinginoutline) delinearvtotracetheoutlineof

Hence:delineationdelineatordelineamento

delineationndelineation(=actionoftracinginoutline) delineatorndelineator delinquenteadjdelinquent(=guiltyofamisdeedoroffense)delinquentendelinquent delinquentiandelinquency delinquer[linqu/lict]vtotransgress,commitawrong

Hence:delinquentedelinquentiadelictoquasidelictoetc.

deliquescente1.pprofdeliquescer2.adj[Chem.]deliquescent deliquescentian[Chem.]deliquescence deliquescerv[Chem.]todeliquesce

Hence:deliquescentedeliquescentia

delirante1.pprofdelirar2.adjdelirious delirarvtobedelirious
Hence:deliriodelirante

deliriondelirium deliriumtremens[NL]deliriumtremens delitescv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:delitescentedelitescentia

delitescenteadjdelitescent delitescentiandelitescence delivrantian1.deliverance(=liberation)2.[Med.]delivery delivrarvtodeliver(1.tosetfree2.[Med.])

Hence:delivrantia

delphinium(ph)n[Bot.]delphinium

delphinium(ph)n[Bot.]delphinium delphinon1.dolphin(=Delphinusdelphis)2.[Fr.Hist.]dauphin deltandelta(1.fourthletteroftheGreekalphabet2.[Geog.])

Hence:deltaicdeltoidedeltoidedeltoideedeltation

deltaic(ic)adjdeltaic deltationn[Geog.]deltification,deltation deltoideadjdeltoid,deltashapeddeltoiden[Anat.]deltoid(muscle) deltoidee(e)adjdeltoid(=pertainingtothedeltoidmuscle) deluder[lud/lus]vtodelude

Hence:deludimentodelusiondelusori

deludimenton(actof)deluding,delusion delusseedeluder delusionndelusion delusoriadjdelusory,delusive demagogeria(a)ndemagoguery,demagogy demagogia(a)ndemagogy demagogicadjdemagogic demagogismondemagogism,demagogy demagogondemagoguealso:[Hist.]

Hence:demagogiademagogismodemagogeriademagogic

demanadvtomorrowdemanmatinotomorrowmorningdemanvesperetomorrownight demandanI.requestII.demand(1.[Law]2.[Econ.])leoffertaeledemandasupplyanddemand demandarvtoaskalso:toaskfor(1.toinquireabout2.torequest)

Hence:demandademandator

demandatorndemandant,plaintiff demarcarvtodemarcate
Hence:demarcation

demarcationndemarcation dementarvtodement dementeadjinsane,demented

dementeadjinsane,demented
Hence:dementiadementar

dementianinsanity,dementia,dementednessdementiaprecocedementiapraecox demerv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:demeritoridemeritodemeritar

demeritarvtomeritblame demerito(m)ndemerit demeritoriadjblameworthy demiurgondemiurge(1.[Philos.]2.[Gr.Antiq.]) demnseedamno,damnar demon[Gr.Antiq.]demos(1.peopleorcommons,especiallyofaGreekstate2.deme,townshipofAttica)

Hence.demoticendemia&epidemia&demagogoetc.democrateetc.democratiaetc.demographoetc.democraticetc. pandemiaetc.

demobilisarv[Mil.]todemobilize demobilisationn[Mil.]demobilization democrate()ndemocrat democratia(a)ndemocracy democraticadjdemocratic demographia(a)ndemography demographicadjdemographic demographo()ndemographer

Hence:demographiademographic

demolirvtodemolish,wreck
Hence:demolitiondemolitor

demolitionndemolition demolitorndemolisher demonen1.[Gr.Relig.]daemon2.demon(=evilspirit)

Hence:demoniodemoniacdemonolatraetc.demonologiaetc.:cacodemoneetc.eudemonetc.pandemonioetc.

demoniac()adjdemoniac,demoniacal(1.pertainingtoanevilspiritorevilspirits2.possessedbyanevilspirit) demoniondemon,evilspirit demonolatra(n)ndemonolater

demonolatra(n)ndemonolater
Hence:demonolatria

demonolatria(a)ndemonolatry demonologia(a)ndemonology demonomania(a)ndemonomania demonstrabileadjdemonstrable demonstrabilitatendemonstrability demonstrarvtodemonstrate(=toshow,makeevident)

Hence:demonstrabiledemonstrabilitate,indemonstrabiledemonstrationdemonstrativedemonstrator

demonstrationndemonstration demonstrativeadjdemonstrative(1.showingclearly,conclusive2.[Gram.]) demonstratorndemonstrator(1.onewhoshows,makesevident2.onewhotakespartinapublicdemonstration) demoran1.delay2.residence(="placeofresidence") demorarv1.toremain,stay2.tolive,reside

Hence:demora

demoticadj[Egypt.Archaeol.]demotic denaturarvtodenature(=torenderunfitforeatingordrinking) dendriten[Mineral.]dendrite dendriticadjdendritic dendron[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]dendr,dendro(=tree)

Hence:dendritedendriticdendrologiaetc.rhododendroetc.

dendrologia(a)ndendrology denegarvtodeny
Hence:denegation

denegationndenial(asin"affirmationordenial") denigrarvtodefame,denigrate
Hence:denigrationdenigrator

denigrationndefamation,denigration denigratornslanderer,denigrator Denis[F]nprmDenis,Dennis

denominarvtoname,designate,denominate
Hence:denominationdenominativedenominator

denominationndenomination(=characteristicnamegiventoathingorclassofthings) denominativeadjdenominative(=conferringadenominationorname) denominatorndenominator(1.personorthingthatnames2.[Math.]) denotarvtodenote(=tosignifybyavisiblesign)

Hence:denotationdenotative

denotationndenotation,indication denotativeadjdenotative denseadjdense(=close,thick)

Hence:densitatecondensar&

densitatendensity(1.closeness,thickness2.[Physics]) dentaladjdentalalso:[Phonet.]dentaln[Phonet.]dental dentarv1.totooth,indent2.[Physiol.]toteethe dentariadjdental(=pertainingtotheteethortodentistry) dentateadjtoothed(1.[Zool.,Bot.]dentate2.[Mech.]cogged) dentationn1.dentation(=stateofbeingdentate)2.teething,dentition dentaturansetofteeth,denture dententoothdenteincisiveincisordentemolarmolardentedelactemilktoothdente(deunpectine,deunserra,etc.) tooth(ofacomb,asaw,etc.)armatealdentesarmedtotheteethmonstrarledentestoshowone'steethdentedeleon [Bot.]dandelion
Hence:dentaturadentelladenticulo&tentinadentistadentisteriadentallabiodentaletc.dentaridentatedentar dentationindentar&redentedentifricioetc.dentirostreetc.bidenteetc.mundadentesetc.

dentellanlace(asin"Brusselslace")dentellaslace(asin"Brusselslace") denticulateadjdenticulate denticulon[Arch.]denticle,dentil

Hence:denticulate

dentifriciondentifrice dentinandentine,ivory dentirostreadj[Zool.]dentirostral(=havingatoothedbill)

Hence:dentirostros

dentirostrosnpl[Zool.]Dentirostres dentistandentist dentisteria(a)ndentistry denudarvtobare,denude

Hence:denudation

denudationndenudation denunciarv1.toproclaim,publishsolemnly2.todenounce,informagainstdenunciaruntractatotodenounceatreaty
Hence:denunciationdenunciativedenunciator

denunciationn1.proclamation,officialnotice2.denunciation(=actofinformingagainst) denunciativeadjdenunciative denunciatorndenouncer deongodDeoGod

Hence:deismodeistadeitatedeificdeificardeificationadeodeicidaetc.:deicidioetc.semideoetc.deasemideaetc.

departimentaladjdepartmental departimentondepartment(=administrativedivision) departirvtodivideintoparts

Hence:departimentodepartimental

depauperarvtoimpoverish depauperationnimpoverishment depeche[F]ndispatch,messagealso:telegram dependenteadjdependent,dependingdependentededependenton,dependingon dependentiandependence,dependencydependentiadedependenceon dependervtodependdependerdetodependon,bedependenton

Hence:dependentedependentia,independenteindependentia

deperimentonwastingaway deperirvtowasteaway
Hence:deperimento

depictseedepinger depictionndepiction depilarvtoremovethehairfrom,depilate

depilationndepilation depilatoriadjdepilatory depilatoriondepilatory depinger[ping/pict]vtodepict

Hence:depiction

deplervtodeplete
Hence:depletiondepletive

depletionn[Med.]depletion depletiveadj[Med.]depletive deplorabileadjdeplorable deplorarvtodeplore

Hence:deplorabiledeploration

deplorationnlamentation,deploration [depois](pis)advafterwards,laterdepoisquesince(fromthetimethat(=depost) deponenten[Gram.]deponent deponer[pon/posit]vI.todepose(1.toremovefromapositionofdignity2.todepone,testify)II.todeposit(1.to laydown2.toputinaplaceforsafekeeping)deponerunsummasuperuncosatobetasumonsomething

Hence:deponentedepositiondeposito&

depopularvtodepopulate
Hence:depopulation

depopulationndepopulation deportarvtodeport(=toexile)
Hence:deportation

deportationndeportation(=banishment) depositseedeponer depositarvtodeposit(1.toputinaplaceforsafekeeping2.tolaydownassediment) depositariondepositary(=onewhoreceivesadiposit) depositionndeposition(1.removalfrompositionofdignity2.testimony)leDepositiondelcruce[Art]theDeposition fromtheCross deposito(p)nI.deposition(=depositingforsafekeeping)II.deposit(1.thingdepositedforsafekeeping2. depository,depot3.sediment)indepositointrustdepositodemunitionammunitiondump

depository,depot3.sediment)indepositointrustdepositodemunitionammunitiondump
Hence:depositariodepositar

depostI.advafterwards,laterdepostquesince(=fromthetimethat)II.prepafter,since depravarvtodeprave,makedepraved
Hence:depravationdepravatordepravate

depravate1.ppofdepravar2.adjcorrupt,depraved depravationndepravity,depravation depravatorndepraver deprecarvtodeprecate(=toseektoavertbyprayer)

Hence:deprecationdeprecativedeprecatordeprecatori

deprecationndeprecation(=prayerthatanevilmaybeprevented) deprecativeadjdeprecative,deprecatory deprecatorndeprecator deprecatoriadjdeprecatory,deprecative depreciarvtodepreciate(=tolessenthevalueof)

Hence:depreciationdepreciator

depreciationndepreciation(=lesseninginvalue) depreciatorndepreciator depredarvtoplunder,pillage,depredate

Hence:depredationdepredator

depredationndepredation depredatornplunderer,depredator depressseedeprimer depresseadjdepressed(=gloomy,inlowspirits) depressionndepression(1.actofpressingdown2.gloominess,lowspirits) depressiveadj1.bearingdown(=tendingtopressorforcedown)2.(morally)depressing depressorn[Anat.]depressor,depressormuscle deprimer[prim/press]vtodepress(1.topressdown2.tomakesadorgloomy)

Hence:depressiondepressivedepressordepresse

deprofundis[L]deprofundis,outofthedepths(ofsorrowanddesolation)

depurarvtocleanse,clear,depurate
Hence:depurationdepurativedepurativo

depurationncleansing,clearing,depuration depurativealj[Med.]depurative depurativon[Med]bloodcleanser,depurative deputarvtodepute,deputize

Hence:deputationdeputato

deputationnI.deputation(1.appointmentasadeputy2.groupofdeputies)II.deputyship deputatondeputy derseedar derailamento(rl)nderailment(=actofleavingthetracks) derailar(rl)vtoderail,leavethetracks deramarvderamarsetobranchoff Derby[A]npr[Geog.]Derbyderby[HorseRacing]Derby derectanrighthanda/alderecta(tothe)right derecteadjright(1.conformabletojustice,accordingwithduty2.notleft)

Hence:derectoderecta

derectonI.right(1.whatisright2.asin"righttolife,liberty,etc.")II.duty,custom,fee,etc.III.law(=bodyof laws)derectodeautorcopyrightderectosdeautorroyaltiesdederectobyright(s)derectodelgenteslawofnations derectointernationalinternationallawderectocriminalcriminallawderectocivilcivillawderectocostumaricommon law(=customarylaw) derelictseederelinquer derelicteadjabandoned,derelict derelinquer[linqu/lict]vtoforsake,abandon

Hence:derelicte

derider[rid/ris]vtoderide
Hence:derisionderisori

derisseederider derisionnderision derisoriadjderisive,derisory derivabileadjderivable

derivarvI.todivertthecourseofII.toderive(1.toobtain(fromasource)2.tobederived)
Hence:derivrabilederivatioriderivativederivativo

derivationnI.diversionofawatercourseII.derivation(1.[Med.]2.[Gram.])III.[Elec.]shunt derivativeadjderivative(1.[Med.]2.derived) derivativon[Med.]derivative derma[ma/mat]n[Anat.,Zool.]derma

Hence:dermatitisdermatoidehypodermaticdermatologoetc.echinodormeetc.pachydermeetc.blastodermaetc. taxidermiaetc.ectodermaetc.

dermatseederma dermatitis(tis)n[Med.]dermatitis dermatoidendermatoid dermatologia(a)ndermatology dermatologo(t)ndermatologist

Hence:dermatologia

derogarvderogarallegetodepartfromthelawderogaraunprincipiotowaiveaprinciplederogarasudignitateto derogatefromone'sdignity
Hence:derogationderogatori

derogationnderogation(1.actoflimitingtheapplicationofalaw,rule,etc.2.disparagement,depreciation) derogatoriadjderogatory(asin"derogatoryremark")clausuladerogatori[Law]derogatoryclause deroutarv[Mil.]torout deroute[F]n[Mil.]rout

Hence:deroutar

dervich(sh)ndervish descendentendescendant descendentian1.descent,descendance("descentfromaparticularancestor")2.descendants descender[scend/scens]vtodescend

Hence:descendentedescendentiadescensiondescenditacondescender&redescender

descendita(cn)ndescent(=actionofdescending) descensseedescender descensionndescent(=actionofdescending)

describer[scrib/script]vtodescribe(1."todescribeaview,aperson,etc."2."todescribeacurve")
Hence:descriptibileindescriptibiledescriptiondescriptordescriptive

descriptseedescriber descriptibileadjdescribable descriptionndescription descriptiveadjdescriptivegeometriadescriptivedescriptivegeometry descriptorndescriber [desde]prepsince,from deserer[ser/sert]vtodesert,abandon

Hence:desertiondesertordesertedesertar,desertodesertic

desertseedeserer desertarvtodesert deserteadjdesert(asin"desertregion") deserticadjdesert(asin"desertregion") desertionndesertion desertondesertpredicarinledesertotopreachinthewilderness,talktodeafears desertorndeserter dshabill[F]ndishabille,deshabille desiccarvtodryup,desiccate

Hence:desiccationdesiccative

desiccationndesiccation desiccativeadjdesiccative desiderabileadjdesirable desiderarvtodesire,wish,wishforlassar(multo)adesiderartoleave(much)tobedesired,leaveroomfor improvement

Hence:desiderosedesideriodesiderabileindesiderabiledesiderative

desiderativeadj1.desirous2.[Gram.]desiderative desideratum(pldesiderata)[L]ndesideratum desideriondesire,wish desideroseadjdesirousdesiderosededesirousof

designarv1.todesignate2.todraw,sketch3.todesign,intend
Hence:designodesignationdesignativedesignator

designationndesignation designativeadjdesignative designatornsketcher,drawer designonI.design(=scheme,plan)II.drawing(1.artofdrawingorsketching2.asin"adrawinghangingonthe wall) desinv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:desinentiadesinential

desinentian[Gram.]ending,desinence desinentialadjterminal,desinential desirabileadjdesirable desirarvtodesire,wish,wishforlassar(multo)adesirartoleave(much)tobedesired,leaveroomforimprovement

Hence:desirodesirosedesirabileindesirabile

desirondesire,wish desiroseadjdesirousdesirosededesirousof desistentiandesistance desistervtodesistdesisterdetodesistfrom

Hence:desistentia

desolarvtodesolate(1.todevastate2.toafflict,distress)
Hence:desolationdesolatordesolate

desolate1.ppofdesolar2.adjdesolate,distressed desolationndesolation(1.devastation2.drearybarrenness3.affliction) desolatorndesolater despectseedespicer despectarvtospite,mortify,treat(someone)withspite despectonresentment,spite,despitealso:grudgeindespectodeinspiteof,despite despectoseadjspitefuldespiteful desperantiandespair,hopelessness desperarv1.todespair2.todrivetodespair

Hence:desperodesperantiadesperationdesperate

desperateadj1.indespair2.desperate desperationndesperation,desperateness desperon1.despair2.desperation despicer[spic/spect]vtodespise

Hence:despectodespectose,despectar

despoliamentondespoliation,spoliation despoliarvtodespoil,spoliate
Hence:despoliamento

despota(ds)ndespot
Hence:despotismodespoticdespotisar

despoticadjdespotic despotisarvtodespotize,tyrannize despotismondespotism dessert[F]ndessert destinarvtodestine(=tosetapartforaparticularpurposeoruse)destinateadestinedorintendedfor

Hence:destinodestinationdestinatariopredestinarpredestination

destinatarionaddressee destinationndestination(1.actionofdestining2.placeofdestination) destinondestiny(=one'slotorfortune) destituer[stitu/stitut]v1.torenderdestitute2.todisplace,discharge,dismiss(fromoffice)

Hence:destitutiondestitute

destitutseedestituer destituteadjdestitute(1.deprived,lacking2.ingreatneedorwant) destitutionn1.destitution(=stateofbeingdestitute)2.discharge,dismissal(fromoffice) destructseedestruer destructibileadjdestructible destructibilitatendestructibility destructionndestruction

destructiveadjdestructive destructorndestroyer(=onewhoorthatwhichdestroys) destruer[stru/struct]vtodestroy

Hence:destructibiledestructibilitate,indestructibileindestructibilitatedestructiondestructivedestructor

desueteadjdisusedalso:obsolete,deadletter,etc.
Hence:desuetude

desuetudendesuetude detaliarvtodetail(=totellindetail)
Hence:detalio

detalion1.detail(=individualitem,particular)2.[Com.]retailindetalioindetail,fullyvenderaldetaliotoretail,sell atretail detectseedeteger detective[A]ndetective detectorn[Elec.,Radio]detector deteger[teg/tect]vtodetect,uncover

Hence:detector

detener[ten/tent]v1.tohold(=tohave,own)2.todetain(=tokeepincustody,confine)
Hence:detenimentodetentiondetentor

detenimentondetention,imprisonment,confinement detentseedetener detentionn1.holding,possession(ofathing)2.detention,imprisonment,confinementdetentionpreventive preliminarydetention detentorn1.holder(ofrights,titles,etc.)2.detainer(=onewhodetains) deter[ter/trit]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:detrimentodetrimentosedetrito

deteriorarvtoimpair(=tocausetodeteriorate)deteriorarsetodeteriorate
Hence:deterioration

deteriorationndeterioration determinabileadjdeterminable determinabilitatendeterminability

determinanten[Math.]determinant determinarvtodetermine(1.tobethedecidingfactorinsettlingtheform,function,etc.of2.tofixprecisely) determinarseafaceruncosatodetermineondoingortodosomething

Hence:determinismoindeterminismodeterministaindeterministadeterminantedeterminabiledeterminabilitate determinationindeterminationdeterminativedeterminatordeterminateindeterminatepredeterminarpredetermination

determinateI.ppofdeterminarII.adj1.determined(=resolute)2.definite(=clear) determinationndetermination(1.actoffixingprecisely2.fixedintention,resolution3.resoluteness)prenderun determinationtoresolve,makeupone'smind determinativeadjdeterminative determinatorndeterminer determinismondeterminism deterministandeterminist detestabileadjdetestable detestarvtodetest

Hence:detestabiledetestation

detestationndetestation detonarvtodetonate(=toexplode)
Hence:detonationdetonator

detonationndetonation detonatorndetonator detrseedeter [detra]1.advbehind,back,backwards2.prepbehind detractseedetraher detractionndetraction detractorndetractor detraher[trah/tract]vtodetract,detractfrom

Hence:detraction,detractor

detrimentondetrimentaldetrimentodetothedetrimentof detrimentoseadjdetrimental detritseedeter detritondetritus

deusexmachina[L]deusexmachina deutseedeuter deuteradj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]deuter,deutero(=second)

Hence:deuteriumdeuteronDeuteronomioetc.:deutondeutoxydoetc.

deuterium(t)n[Phys.,Chem.]deuterium,heavyhydrogen deuteronn[Phys.,Chem.]deuteron Deuteronomion[Bib.]Deuteronomy deutonn[Phys.,Chem.]deuton deutoxydo(t)n[Chem.]deutoxide devalutarvtodevaluate devalutationndevaluation devastarvtodevastate

Hence:devastationdevastator

devastationndevastation(=actofdevastating) devastatorndevastator devenirvtobecome(=tocometobe) deviarvtodeviate(asin"hisstatementdeviatesfromthetruth") deviationn1.deviation2.detour,roundaboutwaydeviationdelbussoladeviationofthecompass devieadjdevious

Hence:deviardeviation

devisandevice(1.[Her.]2.motto)devisa(stranier)(foreign)billofexchange devolutseedevolver devolutionndevolution(asin"thedevolutionofthecrown") devolutiveadjcausingtodevolveortransferbydevolution devolver[volv/volut]vtodevolve(=totransfer)

Hence:devolutiondevolutive

devorante1.ppofdevorar2.adjravenous devorarvtodevourdevorarleviatoeatupthemiles
Hence:devorantedevorator

devoratorndevourer devotseedevov devotarvtodevote(=todedicate,consecrate) devoteadj1.devout2.devotionaldevoteadevotedto devotionndevotion(1.[Relig.]2."devotiontoaperson,cause,etc.")devotionesdevotions devotondevoutperson,devoteealso:votary devov[vov/vot]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:devotionindevotiondevoteindevote,devotodevotar

dextera,dextra(dx)nrighthand dextere,dextreadj1.right(=notleft)2.dexterous
Hence:dexteritateambidexteredextrinadexteromaneetc.dextrogyretc.dextera

dexteritatendexterity dexteromane,dextromaneadjrighthanded(=usingtherighthandmoreeasilyandreadilythantheleft) [dextra]prepontherightof dextrinandextrin dextrogyradjdextrogyrous di[occurringincompounds]di(=twice)

Hence:digammaetc.dilemmaetc.dimetroetc.dimorpheetc.diphthongeetc.

diseealsodiaZeus diaprefixo[dibeforevowels,usedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]dia,di(1.through2.away,apart)
Hence:diametroetc.diastaseetc.diapositivaetc.diacausticetc.diagnoetc.dioramaetc.

diabetendiabetes
Hence:diabeticdiabetico

diabeticadjdiabetic diabeticondiabetic diaboleria(a)ndeviltry,devilry(=devilishmischief) diabolessanshedevil diabolicadjdiabolic,diabolical,devilish diabolo()n1.devil(=spiritofevil)2.[Game]diabolopovrediabolopoordeviladvocatodeldiabolodevil's advocate

advocate
Hence:diaboleriadiabolessadiabolicindiabolarindiabolate

diacausticadj[Math.]diacaustic diaconaladjdiaconal diaconatondiaconate diaconessandeaconess(1.[EarlyChr.Ch.]2.memberofaProtestantsisterhooddevotedtoworksofcharityand religion) diacono()ndeacon(=memberoftheorderofclergyimmediatelybelowthatofpriest)

Hence:diaconatodiaconessadiaconalarchidiaconoetc.

diademandiadem diagno[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:diagnosediagnostic&

diagnosendiagnosis(1.[Med.]2.[Biol.]) diagnosticadjdiagnostic
Hence:diagnosticardiagnostico

diagnosticarvtodiagnose diagnosticondiagnostics,diagnosis diagonaladjdiagonaldiagonalndiagonal diagramma[ma/mat]ndiagram

Hence:diagrammatic

diagrammatseediagramma diagrammaticadjdiagrammatic dialectaladjdialectal dialecticadjdialectic,dialectical

Hence:dialecticodialectica

dialecticandialectics,dialectic dialecticondialectician dialectondialect(asin"Scottishdialect")

Hence:dialectaldialectic&

dialogarvtodialogue

dialogicadjinformofadialogue,dialogic dialogisarvtodialogize dialogismondialogism dialogistandialogist dialogo()ndialogue,dialog

Hence:dialogismodialogistadialogicdialogardialogisar

diamantendiamond diametraladjdiametrical,diametric diametricadjdiametric diametro()ndiameter

Hence:diametraldiametricisodiametricetc.semidiametroetc.

Diananpr[Rom.Relig.]Dianadiananreveille dianthon[Bot.]pinkalso:carnation diapason(p)n1.range(asin"rangeofasingingvoice""rangeofaninstrument")2.tuningfork diaphaneadjdiaphanous

Hence:diaphaneitatesemidiaphaneetc.

diaphaneitatendiaphaneity diaphragma[ma/mat]diaphragm(1.midriff2.[Photog.,Phys.etc.])
Hence:diaphragmatic

diaphragmatseediaphragma diaphragmaticadjdiaphragmatic diapositivan[Photog.]transparentpositive,transparency,diapositive diariondiary diarrhea(a)ndiarrhea

Hence:diarrheic

diarrheic(ic)adjdiarrheal,diarrheic diaspora(s)nDiaspora,Dispersion diastase(dis)n1.diastasis2.[Chem.]diastase diastolen[Physiol.]diastole

Hence:diastolic

diastolicadj[Physiol.]diastolic diathermia(a)n[Med.]diathermy
Hence:diathermic

diathermicadj[Med.]diathermic diatonicadj[Mus.]diatonicscaladiatonic,gammadiatonicdiatonicscale dican1.dike(=embankmentbuilttopreventinundations)2.dam,weir dicarv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:abdicar&dedicar&predicar&

dicen[occurringincompounds]
Hence:indice&judiceetc.vindiceetc.

dicer[dic/dict]vtosayalso:totelldicerlemissatosaymassdicerlebonventuratotellfortunesprosidicersoto sayvolerdicer1.tomean,signify2.tomean(tosay)
Hence:indicibilediction&dicto&dictar&contradicer&disdicer&edic&indicer&interdicer&predicer& benediceretc.juridicetc.

dictseedicer dictaminendictate,dictamen dictarvtodictate(1.asin"todictatealetter"2.toprescribeauthoritatively)

Hence:dictaminedictatordictatorialdictaturadictato

dictatondictation(asin"takedowndictation") dictatorndictator dictatorialadjdictatorial(=pertainingtoadictator) dictaturandictatorship dictionndiction(1.choiceofwordstoexpressideas2.enunciation,elocution)

Hence:dictionariojurisdictionetc.

dictionariondictionary dictonsaying(asin"anoldsaying")
Hence:verdictoetc.

didactseedidasc didacticadjdidactic didacticandidactics

didascv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]didasc,didact(=toteachsomeoneorsomething)
Hence:didascaliadidascalicdidacticdidacticaautodidacteautodidactoautodidactic

didascalia(a)n[Antiq.]stagedirections didascalicadjdidascalic,didactic Didonnpr[Gr.Mythol.]Dido dienday(1."day"asopposedto"night"also:daylight2.periodoftwentyfourhours)dedieindiefromdaytoday dieutile[Law]lawfuldaydieferiateholidayundieoneday,sometimelediesequentethenextday,thefollowingday

Hence:diariodiurnequotidianetc.mediedieetc.lunedietc.martedietc.

diese(d)[Mus.]sharp Diesel,Rudolfnpr[18581913inventorofDieselmotor]
Hence:diesel

dieselnDieselengineormotor,DieselmotorDieselDieselengine,DieselmotoroleoDieselDieseloil diesirae[L]diesirae,dayofwrath dietan[Med.]dietdietalacteemilkdietdietaabsolutestarvationdietesseradietatobeonadietponeradietatoput onadiet

Hence:dieteticdieteticadietar

dietan[Hist.,Pol.]diet dietarvtodiet dieteticadjdietetic dieteticandietetics diffamarvtodefame

Hence:diffamationdiffamatori

diffamationndefamation diffamatoriadjdefamatory differenteadjdifferent differentiandifferenceilnonfacedifferentiaitmakesnodifference differentialadjdifferentialcalculodifferentialdifferentialcalculusdifferentialndifferential(1.[Math.]2."differential ofanautomobileetc.") differentiarvtodifferentiate(1.todistinguish2.[Math.]) differentiationn[Math.]differentiation differer[fer/lat]v1.todefer,delay2.todiffer(=bedifferent)

Hence:differentedifferentiadifferential,differentiardifferentiation,indifferente&,equidifferenteetc.dilatori

difficileadjdifficult
Hence:difficultate

difficulseedifficile difficultatendifficulty diffidenteadjdistrustful diffidentiandistrust diffidervtobedistrustfuldiffiderdeunpersonatodistrust,mistrustsomeone

Hence:diffidentediffidentia

diffractseediffranger diffractarvtodiffract diffractionndiffraction diffranger[frang/fract]vtodiffract

Hence:diffractiondiffractar

diffunder[fund/fus]vtodiffuse(=tospreadwidely)also:=radiodiffunder
Hence:diffusibilediffusibilitatediffusiondiffusivediffuseradiodiffunderetc.

diffusseediffunder diffuseadjdiffuse(1.spreadout,diffused2.verbose,notconcise) diffusibileadjdiffusible diffusibilitatendiffusibilitv diffusionndiffusion(1.dispersion,widedistribution2.diffuseness,wordiness3.[Phys.]interminglingoffluids)also: =radiodiffusion diffusiveadjdiffusive digammandigamma digerer[ger/gest]vtodigest(1."todigestfood"2.toabsorbmentally3.[Chem.])nonpoterdigereruncosatobe unabletostomachorswallowsomething
Hence:digestibiledigestibilitate,indigestibileindigestibilitatedigestionindigestiondigestivedigestordigesteindigeste, digesto

digestseedigerer digesteadjdigested digestibileadjdigestible digestibilitatendigestibility

digestibilitatendigestibility digestionndigestion(1.Physiol.]2.[Chem.])defacile,difficile,digestioneasy,hard,ofdigestion digestiveadjdigestive(1.pertainingtodigestion2.helpingdigestion)apparatodigestivedigestiveapparatus digeston[Law]digest,Pandects digestorn[PhysiolChem.]digester digitaladjdigitaldigitaln1.thimble2.[Bot.]digitalis,foxglove

Hence:digitalina

digitalinan[Chem.]digitalin digitateadjdigitate(=havingfingersordigitsalso:[Bot.]) digitiformeadjdigitiform,fingershaped digitigrade(t)adj[Zool.]digitigrade

Hence:digitigrado

digitigrado(t)ndigitigrade digito(d)ndigit(1.fingertoe2.[Arith.])(digito)indiceforefinger,indexfingerdigitomediemiddlefinger(digito) annularringfinger(digito)auricularlittlefinger

Hence:digitalinterdigital,cubitodigitaletc.digital&digitatedigitiformeetc.digitigradeetc.prestidigitaretc.

dignarvtodeign digneadj1.worthy,deserving2.dignified(=showingorexpressingdignity)dignede(laude)worthy(ofpraise), (praise)worthy

Hence:dignitatedignitariodignardisdignar&dignificarindigneindignitate,indignar&condigne

dignificarvtodignify,makeworthy dignitariondignitary dignitatendignity(1.intrinsicworth,stateliness2.highoffice,rank,ortitle) digreder[gred/gress]vtodigress(=todeviatefromthemainsubject)

Hence:digressiondigressive

digressseedigreder digressionndigression(1.deviationfromthesubjectindiscourseorwriting2.[Astron.])perderseinundigressionor indigressionestoloseoneselfinadigressionorindigressions digressiveadjdigressive dihedreadj[Math.]dihedral

Hence:dihedro

dihedron[Math.]dihedron

dihedron[Math.]dihedron dilapidarvtosquander,dilapidate
Hence:dilapidationdilapidator

dilapidationnsquandering,waste dilapidatornsquanderer,wastrel,spendthrift dilatseedifferer dilatabileaddilatable dilatabilitatendilatability dilatarvtodilate(=tomakelargerorwider)

Hence:dilatabiledilatabilitatedilatationdilatator

dilatationndilatation,dilation dilatatorndilator(1.onewhoorthatwhichdilates2.[Surg.]) dilatoriadjdilatory(=tendingtodelay) dilectseedilig dilectionnaffection,love dilemmandilemma dilettante[I]nloverofthearts,amateur,dilettante

Hence:dilettantismo

dilettantismondilettantism dilig[lig/lect]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:diligentediligentiadilectionpredilection

diligenteadjdiligent diligentiandiligence(1.assiduity2.publicstagecoach) diluer[lu/lut]vtodilute(asin"todilutewine")

Hence:dilutiondiluvio&

dilutseediluer dilutionndilution diluvseediluer diluvialadjdiluvial,diluvian diluvianadjdiluvian,diluvial

diluvianadjdiluvian,diluvial diluviarvtorainheavily,pour diluvion1.deluge2.[Geol.]diluvium

Hence:diluvialdiluvianantediluvian,postdiluviandiluviar

dimensseedimetir dimensionndimension(1.asin"thethreedimensions"2.size,magnitude,extent)dimensionescritic[Phys.]critical size

Hence:dimensionalbidimensionaletc.

dimensionaladjdimensional dimereadj[Bot.,Zool.]dimerous dimetir[met/mens]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:dimension&

dimetro(d)ndimeter diminuendon[Mus.]diminuendo diminuervtodiminish,lessendiminuerlepreciotoreducethepricediminuerdevalortodiminishinvaluecolumna diminuitediminished,taperingcolumn

Hence:diminuendodiminutiondiminutivediminutivo

diminutionndiminution diminutiveadj[Gram.]diminutive diminutivon[Gram.]diminutive dimissseedimitter dimissionn1.dismissal2.demission,resignation dimitter[mitt/miss]vtodismiss,discharge

Hence:dimission

dimorpheadjdimorphic
Hence:dimorphismo

dimorphismondimorphism(1.[Biol.,Bot.,etc.]2.[Cryst.]) dinadj[occurringincompounds]dino,din(=fearful,terrible)
Hence:dinosauroetc....

dinarvtodine,totakedinner
Hence:dinator

Hence:dinator

dinarndinner,dining dinatorndiner(=onewhodines) dinosauron[Paleontol.]dinosaur diocesanadjdiocesan diocesanondiocesan diocesendiocese(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.[Eccl.])

Hence:diocesandiocesano

dionysia[L]npl[Gr.Relig.]Dionysia
Hence:dionysiac

dionysiac(ac)adjDionysiac Dionysionpr[Anc.Hist.]Dionysius Dionysonpr[Gr.Relig.]Dionysus,Dionysos dioramandiorama Dioscurosnpl[Mythol.]Dioscuri,Dioscuroi,CastorandPollux dipetaleadj[Bot.]dipetalous diphtheria(a)ndiphtheria

Hence:diphtheric

diphthericadjdiphtheritic,diphtheric diphthongarvtodiphthongize diphthongeadjdiphthongal,diphthonged

Hence:diphthongodiphthongar

diphthongondiphthong(=unionoftwovowelspronouncedinonesyllable) diploadj[occurringincompounds]diplo(=twofold,double)
Hence:diplopiaetc....

diploma[ma/mat]ndiploma
Hence:diplomaticdiplomaticadiplomardiplomate

diplomarvtograntadiplomato diplomatseediploma diplomateadjcertified(=havingbeengrantedadiploma,license,etc.)diplomatendiplomat,diplomatist

Hence:diplomatiadiplomaticdiplomatico

Hence:diplomatiadiplomaticdiplomatico

diplomatia(a)ndiplomacy diplomaticadjdiplomatic(=pertainingtothescienceofdiplomaticsordiplomas) diplomaticadjdiplomatic(1.belongingtodiplomacy2.characterizedbydiplomacy)corporediplomaticdiplomatic corps diplomaticandiplomatics(=scienceofdiplomaticsorofdiplomas) diplomaticondiplomat,diplomatist diplopia(a)ndiplopia

Hence:diplopic

diplopicadjdiplopic dipsn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]dips(=thirst)
Hence:dipsomaniaetc....

dipsomaneadjdipsomania
Hence:dipsomano

dipsomania(a)ndipsomania dipsomano(s)ndipsomaniac diptereadj1.[Arch.]dipteral2.[Entom.]dipterous

Hence:dipteros

dipteros(dp)npl[Entom.]Diptera directseediriger directeadj1.straight(=inaline)2.direct(=withoutdeviationorinterruption)(ir,ambular,etc.)directe(togo,walk, etc.)straight directionndirection(1.actionofdirecting2.asin"tomoveinacertaindirection") directivandirective directiveadjdirective directorndirectoralso:manager,principal,editorinchief,etc.directordeorchestra[Mus.]conductor directoratondirectorate(=functionofadirector) directoriadjdirectory directorialadjdirectorial(1.pertainingtoadirector2.pertainingtoadirectorate,ortotheFrenchDirectory) directorion1.directorate,boardofdirectors2.[Fr.Hist.]Directory directricen1.directress,also:headmistress,etc.2.[Geom.]directrix

directricen1.directress,also:headmistress,etc.2.[Geom.]directrix directuranuprightness,rectitude,straightforwardness diriger[rig/rect]vtodirect(1.toguide,control,manage2.tocausetoturninaparticulardirection)dirigerseverso (unloco)toturntowards(aplace)diriger(unorchestra)toconduct(anorchestra)diriger(unlittera)a(unpersona)to direct(aletter)to(someone)

Hence:dirigibiledirectiondirectivedirectivadirectordirectorato,directorialdirectoridirectoriodirectorialdirectrice directuradirecteindirecte

dirigibileadjdirigibledirigibilendirigible dirimenteadj1.pprofdirimer2.annuling,nullifying,dirimentimpedimentodirimente[Law]dirimentimpediment dirimervtoannul,invalidate

Hence:dirimente

disprefixodis,de,un(1.[expressingseparation,deprivation,division,andthelike]2.[expressingthenegative, contrary,opposite])
Hence:disaffectionetc.disillusionetc.discontinueetc.discontenteetc.dissoneetc.disapprobaretc.disarmaretc. disinfectaretc.disrumperetc.

disabusarvtodisabuse disaccopularvtoseparate(acouple) disaccordarvtodisaccord,disagree disaccordon1.disaccord,disagreement2.[Mus.]discord disaccostumarvtodisaccustom disaffectionndisaffection disaffectionarvtodisaffect disaggregarvtodisaggregate disaggregationndisaggregation disagradabileadjdisagreeable,unpleasant disagradarvdisagradaratodisplease disancorarvtoweighanchor disanimarvtodishearten,dispirit disanimate1.ppofdisanimar2.adjdiscouraged,dispirited disannidarvtotakeoutofthenest disapprendervtoforget,unlearn disapprobarvtodisapprove,disapproveof disapprobationndisapproval,disapprobation

disapprobationndisapproval,disapprobation disapprobatorndisapprover disappunctamentondisappointment(=stateofbeingdisappointed) disappunctarvtodisappoint(=tofailtorealizetheexpectationsof)

Hence:disappunctamento

disaquamentondraining disaquarvtodrain,dry,etc. disargentarvtodesilver,removethesilverfrom disarmamentondisarmament disarmarvtodisarm(1.todepriveofweapons2.toreducethesizeofthearmy,navy,etc.) disarticularvtodisarticulate disarticulationndisarticulation disassimilarv[Physiol.]tocausedisassimilation

Hence:disassimilation

disassimilationn[Physiol.]disassimilation disassociarvdissociate,disassociate disastrondisaster

Hence:disastrose

disastroseadjdisastrous disaurarvtoungild disavantage(aje)ndisadvantage disavantagiose(jo)adjdisadvantageous,unfavorable disbandamentondisbandingdisbandment disbandarvtodisbanddisbandarsetodisband,breakranks

Hence:disbandamento

disbarbarvtoshave disbarbateadjbeardless disbarcamentondebarkation,disembarkationtestadedisbarcamentobeachheadpontededisbarcamentogangplank disbarcarvtodisembark(1.toputashorefromaship2.togoashorefromaship) disbarcatorionwharf,landingpieralso:gangplank

disbarcatorionwharf,landingpieralso:gangplank disblocarvtoraisetheblockadeof disbordamentonoverflow,inundation(=flowingoverthebanks,thebrim,etc.) disbordarvtooverflow(=toflowoverthebrim,banks,etc.)

Hence:disbordamento

disbridarv1.tounbridle2.[Surg.]todebride disbuccamenton(actionof)debouching,issuingforth disbuccarvtodebouch,issueforth

Hence:disbuccamento

disbuclarvtouncurl(=tocausetouncurl) disbursamentondisbursament disbursarvtodisburse,payout

Hence:disbursamento

disbuttonarvtounbutton(acoat,etc.) disbutyrarvtoskim(milk) discalceamenton(actof)takingoff(one'sorsomeone's)shoes,stockings,etc. discalcearv1.totakeoff(shoes,stockings,etc.fromsomeone'sfeet)2.touncover,exposethefootorroots(ofatree, tooth,etc.)discalcearsetotakeoffone'sshoes,stockings,etc. discalceate1.ppofdiscalcear2.adjbarefooted discalceatornbootjack discamminarvtoleadastray discampamentondecampment discamparvtodecamp(1.tobreakupacamp2.todepartquickly)
Hence:discampamento

discantarv[Mus.]todescant(=tosingadescantorcounterpointabovetheplainsong) discanton[Mus.]descant(1.counterpointabovetheplainsong2.upperpartinpartmusic)
Hence:discantar

discapillarvtotousle,dishevel discapillateadjdisheveled discarbonatarvtodecarbonize,decarbonate discarburarvtodecarbonize

discarburarvtodecarbonize discarburationndecarbonization discardinarvtounhinge discarganI.(actof)unloading,unladingalso:dumpingII.discharge(1.firingoffafirearm2."electricdischarge"3. [Arch.])III.unburdening,relief,etc. discargamentonunloading,unlading discargarvI.tounload,unladealso:todumpII.todischarge(1.tofire,fireofftoridofanelectriccharge)III.to unburden,relieve,etc.discargarunpersonade(unobligation,etc.)todischarge,release,exoneratesomeonefrom(an obligation,etc.) discargatornunloaderalso:longshoreman discargatorion1.unloadingplace,wharf2.dump,dumpingplace discarnarvtotakeofffleshalso:tomakethin discarnate1.ppofdiscarnar2.adjfleshlessalso:lean,gaunt discassage(aje)n(actionof)unpackingorunboxing discassamenton1.(actionof)unpackingorunboxing2.(actionof)payingout(cash) discassarv1.tounpack,unbox2.topayout(cash) discentralisarvtodecentralize discentralisationndecentralization discerner[cern/cret]vtodiscern
Hence:discernimentodiscernibileindiscernibilediscretiondiscretional,discretionari,indiscretiondiscretivediscrete indiscretediscernitor

discernibileadjdiscernible discernimentondiscernment discernitorndiscerner discinctseediscinger discincteadjungirded,ungirt discinger[cing/cinct]vtoungirdle

Hence:discincte

disciplinandiscipline(1.asin"schooldiscipline","militarydiscipline",etc.2.branchofinstruction3.[Eccl.]scourge)
Hence:disciplinaridisciplinar

disciplinarvtodiscipline(1.tosubjecttodiscipline2.[Eccl.]toscourge) disciplinariadjdisciplinary

disciplinariadjdisciplinary discipulo(c)ndisciple disclavarvtounnail,removethenailsfrom discon1.disk2.discus3.(phonograph)record discollarvtounglue discolorarvtodiscolor(=todepriveofcolororcoloring) discompletarvtorenderincomplete disconcertamentondisconcertmentalso:bafflement disconcertarvtodisconcert(1.tospoil,upset2.toembarrassgreatlyalso:tobaffle)

Hence:disconcertatedisconcertamento

disconcertate1.ppofdisconcertar2.adjdisconcertedalso:baffled disconsolateadjdisconsolate,unconsoled discontabileadjdiscountable discontaminarvdecontaminate discontaminationndecontaminationdiscontaminationdeplutonium[AtomicPhys.]decontaminationofplutonium discontarvtodiscount(1.[Com.]2.todeduct,leaveoutofaccount)

Hence:discontodiscontabilediscontator

discontatorndiscounter discontentamentondiscontentment,discontent discontentarvtodiscontenttodissatisfy discontenteadjdiscontent,discontented discontentondiscontent discontinuarvtodiscontinue(=tocausetocease) discontinuationndiscontinuation discontinueadjdiscontinuous discontinuitatendiscontinuity disconton[(Com.]discountbancadediscontodiscountbankdiscontobancaribankdiscount disconvenientiandisparity,disproportion disconvenirvtodisagree,beindisagreementdisconveniratobeunsuitedto,unsuitablefor discoperir[per/pert]v1.touncover2.todiscoverdiscoperirsetouncover(=totakeoffone'shat)

discoperir[per/pert]v1.touncover2.todiscoverdiscoperirsetouncover(=totakeoffone'shat)
Hence:discopertadiscoperitor

discoperitorndiscoverer discopertseediscoperir discopertandiscovery discoragiamento(aja)ndiscouragement discoragiar(ajar)vtodiscourage,dishearten discorcarv.touncork discordante1.pprofdiscordar2.adjdiscordant,disagreeing discordantiandiscordance(1.disagreement2.discord) discordarvtodisagree discordeadjdiscordant
Hence:discordiadiscordardiscordo,discordantediscordantia

discordiandiscordlepomode(l)discordiatheappleofdiscord discordondisagreement,discord discornarvtodehorn discoronarvtouncrown,dethrone discorteseadjdiscourteous discortesia(a)ndiscourtesy discreditarvtodiscredit(=toinjurethecreditof) discredito(cr)ndiscredit(=lossofgoodnameorstanding)caderindiscreditotofallintodiscredit discrepante1.pprofdiscrepar2.adjdiscrepant discrepantiandiscrepancy discreparvtobediscrepant,beatvariance
Hence:discrepantediscrepantia

discrescervtodecrease discretseediscerner discreteadj1.discrete(=consistingofdistinctparts)2.discreet discretionndiscretion(=qualityofbeingdiscreet)etatedeldiscretionageoryearsofdiscretionadiscretionat discretion

discretionaladjdiscretionary,discretional discretionariadjdiscretionary discretiveadjdiscriminative,distinguishing discriminarvtodiscriminate(=toperceiveornotethedifferenceinorbetween)

Hence:discrimination

discriminationndiscrimination(=actorfacultyofperceivingornotingdifferencesanddistinctions) disculparvtofreefromblame,exculpatedisculpar(de)exonerate(from) diseurrer[curr/curs]vtodiscourse(=tospeakformally)

Hence:discursivediscurso

discursseediscurrer discursiveadjdiscursive(1.proeeedingbyreasoning,notintuitive2.rambling) discursondiscourse(1.formalspeech2.treatise)pronunciarundiscursotodeliveraspeechlepartesdeldiscursothe partsofspeeeh discussseediscuter discussionndiscussion discuter[cut/cuss]vtodiscuss

Hence:discutibileindiscutiblediscussion

discutibileadjdebatable disdicervtodeny,contradictdisdicersetoretract,recant
Hence:disdicimento

disdicimentonretraction,withdrawal(fromacontractoragreement) disdignarvtodisdain,scorn
Hence:disdignodisdignose

disdignondisdain,scorn disdignoseadjdisdainful disduplamenton(actionof)undoubling,unfolding disduplarvtoundouble,unfold disembarassarvtodisentangle,disembarrassdisembarassarsedetogetridof disequilibrarvtounbalance,throwoutofbalance disequilibrate1.ppofdisequilibrar2.adjunbalanced(=unsteady,unstable)

disequilibrate1.ppofdisequilibrar2.adjunbalanced(=unsteady,unstable) disestimandisesteem disestimarvtodisesteem disfacer[fac/fact]vI.toundo(1.tounfasten2.todestroy)II.todefeatdisfacersedetogetridof

Hence:disfactedisfacta

disfactseedisfacer disfactanundoingalso:defeat disfacteadjdiscomposed(asin"discomposedfeatures") disfalsarvtotrue,straighten disfavorndisfavor disfavorabileadjunfavorable disfavorarvtodisfavor disferrarvtounshoe(ahorse)uncavallodisferraseahorselosesashoe disfigurarvtodisfigure

Hence:disfiguration

disfigurationndisfigurement,disfiguration disfloramentondefloration disflorarvtodeflower(1.tostripofflowers2.todepriveofvirginity)

Hence:disfloramento

disfoliarvtodefoliate(=tostrip,deprive,ofleaves) disfoliationndefoliation(=actofdeprivingofleaves) disfoliatorndefoliator disfrenarvtounbridle(ahorse,etc.)also:tounleash disfructarvtopickfruit disgelarvtounfreeze(1.tocausetothawormelt2.tothaw,becomemelted)

Hence:disgelo

disgelonthaw disgorgamentondisgorgement disgorgarvtodisgorge

Hence:disgorgamento

Hence:disgorgamento

disgranamenton(actof)threshing,flailing,shelling,etc. disgranarvtothresh,thrash,flail,shell,etc.
Hence:disgranamentodisgranator

disgranatornI.thresher(1.onewhothreshes2.threshingmachine)II.sheller(=onewhoorthatwhichshells) disgrassiarvtoremovethefatfrom(thecarcassofananimal,etc.) disgratianI.disgrace(1.disfavor2.publicdishonor)II.misfortuneIII.lackofgracealso:ungraciousness awkwardnesscaderindisgratiatofallintodisgrace

Hence:disgratiosedisgratiar

disgratiarvtodisgrace(1.todismissfromfavor2.toreflectdishonorupon) disgratioseadjlackinggracealso:ungracious,awkward disgregarvtodisintegratealso:[Chem.]todisgregate

Hence:disgregation

disgregationndisintegrationalso:[Chem.]disgregation disguisamentondisguise disguisarvtodisguise(=tochangethedressandappearanceofsoastoconcealidentity)

Hence:disguisamento

disgustarvtodisgust
Hence:disgustodisgustose

disgustondisgust disgustoseadjdisgusting dishabituarvtodisaccustom,make(someone)loseahabitdishabituarsetolose,overcomeahabit disharmonia(a)ndisharmony disharmonicadjdisharmonic disharmonioseadjunharmonious,disharmonious disharmonisarvtodisharmonize disherbarvtoweed(=toclearofweeds) dishereditarvtodisinherit dishonestaten1.dishonesty2.impropriety,indecency dishonesteadj1.dishonest2.improper,immodest dishonestitaten1.dishonesty2.impropriety,indecency

dishonestitaten1.dishonesty2.impropriety,indecency dishonorndishonor(1.lossofhonor,disgrace2.causeorsourceofdisgrace) dishonorabileadjdishonorable dishonoranteadjdishonoring,dishonorable dishonorarvtodishonor,disgracedishonorarunpueratodishonoragirl dishydratorvtodehydrate disillusionndisillusion disillusionamentondisillusionment disillusionarvtodisillusion disimballarvtounpack disimbarcarvtodisembark disimbarcationndebarkation,disembarkation disincantamentondisenchantment disincantarvtodisenchant(1.tofreefromaspell2.todisillusion) disincantatorndisenchanterattrib.disenchanting disincarcerarvtoreleasefromprisonorconfinement disincarcerationnreleasefromprisonorconfinement disincassamentonunpacking,unboxing disincassarvtounpack,unbox disinfamarvtofreefromstigma disinfectanteadjdisinfectantdisinfectantendisinfectant disinfectarvtodisinfect disinfectatorndisinfector disinfectionndisinfection disinflammarvtoremovetheinflammationfrom disinflarv1.toreducetheswellingof2.tobecomelessswollen3.todeflate disingranarvtodisengage,ungear disinraucamenton(actionof)freeingfromhoarseness disinraucarvtofreefromhoarseness disintegrarvtodisintegrate(=tocausedisintegration)

disintegrarvtodisintegrate(=tocausedisintegration) disintegrationndisintegration disinteressarv1.tomakeuninterestedorindifferent2.tobuyout,indemnifydisinteressarsedetoloseone'sinterest in,becomeindifferentto disinteressateadj1.disinterested2.uninterested(=nothavinganinterestinathing) disinteressen1.disinterestedness2.uninterestedness(=stateofnothavinganinterestinathing) disinvelopparvtounwrap disinvoltseedisinvolver disinvolteadjeasy,unconstrained,freeinspeechormanner disinvolturanease,unconstraint,freedominspeechormanner disinvolver[volv/volt]vtodisentangle
Hence:disinvoltedisinvoltura

disjejunarvtobreakthefast,stopfasting disjunctseedisjunger disjunctionndisjunction disjunctiveadjdisjunctive(1.tendingtodisjoininvolvingdisjunction2.[Gram.]) disjunger[jung/junct]vtodisjoin

Hence:disjunctiondisjunctive

dislactarvtowean disligamenton(actof)unbinding disligarvtounbind

Hence:disligamento

dislocarv1.todisplace,shiftfromitsplace2.todislocate,putoutofjoint
Hence:dislocation

dislocationndislocation(1.displacementofaboneatajoint2.[Geol.]) disloyaladjdisloyal disloyalitatendisloyalty dismacularvtoremovethestainsfrom,clean dismaculatorncleaner(1.professionalcleaner2.spotremover,cleaningfluid) dismaculaturancleaning,removalofspots dismanicarvtoremovethehandleof

dismanicarvtoremovethehandleof dismantellamentondismantling,dismantlement(asin"thedismantlingordismantlementofafortress,vessel,etc.") dismantellarvtodismantle(=tostripofequipment,fortifications,rigging,etc.)

Hence:dismantellamento

dismarcarvtoremovemarkersoridentificationmarksfrom dismascarvtounmask(=tostripofamask) dismembramentondismemberment dismembrarvtodismember

Hence:dismembramento

dismensurateadjbeyondmeasure,immeasurable dismentirv1.togivethelieto2.todeny,disownalso:tobelie dismesurateadjbeyondmeasure,immeasurable dismilitarisarvdemilitarize dismilitarisationndemilitarization dismobilarvtostripoffurniture dismonetisarvtodemonetize dismonetisationndemonetization dismontabileadjdismountable(=thatcanbetakenapartordismounted) dismontage(aje)n[Mech.](actionof)dismountingalso:dismantling dismontarvtodismount(1.toalight,alightfrom2.tounhorse3.[Mech.]totakedownfromamountedorassembled condition)
Hence:dismontagedismontabile

dismoralisarvtodemoralize(=todestroythemoralsormoraleof)
Hence:dismoralisationdismoralisator

dismoralisationndemoralization(=actofdemoralizingorstateofbeingdemoralized) dismoralisatorndemoralizer disnationalisarvtodenationalize disnationalisationndenationalization disnaturanteadj/ndenaturant disnaturarvtodenature(=toalterthenatureof) disnaturationndenaturation

disnaturationndenaturation disnazificarvdenazify disnazificationndenazification disnodarvtounknotuntie disnodoseadjsmooth,knotless,withoutgnarls disobediente1.pprofdisobedir2.adjdisobedient disobedientiandisobedience disobedirvtodisobeydisobedira(unpersona)todisobey(somebody) disobligantevdisobliging disobligarvtodisoblige(=tooffend) disoccuparvtovacate,evacuate,emptydisoccuparsetogiveupwork disoccupateadjunoccupied,idle disoccupationnidleness disodoranteadjdeodorant disordinarvtodisorder(=todestroytheorderof) disordinate1.ppofdisordinar2.adjdisorderly(=indisorder) disordinendisorder(1.lackoforder2.publicdisturbance)indisordineindisorder,disorderly disorganisarvtodisorganize disorganisationndisorganization disorganisatorndisorganizer disorientarvtodisorientatetocausetoloseone'sbearingsdisorientarsetoloseone'sbearings disorientationndisorientation disossarvtobone(=toremovebonesfrom) disoxydarvtodeoxidize disoxydationndeoxidization dispacchettarvtounpack,unwrap dispaisarvtodisplace(someone)fromhiscountrydispaisarsetoemigrate dispaisateadjdisplaced(asin"displacedpersons") disparateadjdisparate dispareadjunlike,dissimilar

Hence:disparitatedisparate

disparervtodisappear
Hence:disparition

disparitatendisparity disparitionndisappearance dispeciamenton(actof)breakingintopieces,fracturing dispeciarvtobreakintopieces,fracture dispender[pend/pens]v1.tospend,expend(=togiveoutinpayment)2.tosquander,waste

Hence:dispendiodispendiosedispensadispenserodispensardispensadispensario,dispensabileindispensabile indispensabilitate,dispensation,dispensative,dispensatordispenditor

dispendiongreatexpense dispendioseadjexpensive,costly dispenditornspender,spendthrift dispensseedispender dispensan1.expenditure,outlay(ofmoney)2.pantry dispensandispensation,exemption dispensabileadjdispensable(1.capableofbeingdispensedwith2.[Eccl.]admittingofrelease,dispensation,etc.) dispensarvtodispense(1.togiveout2.torelease,exempt) dispensariondispensary(=placewheremedicinesaredispensed) dispensationndispensation(1.actofdispensingorgivingout2.exemption) dispensativeadjdispensatory,dispensative dispensatorndispenser(=onewhodispenses,dealsout) dispenseronbutler,steward disperger[sperg/spers]vtodisperse(=tocausetodisperseorscatter)
Hence:dispersiondispersivedispersar

dispersseedisperger dispersarvtodisperse,scatter dispersionndispersal,dispersion dispersiveadjdispersive displacenteadjunpleasant

displacentiandispleasure displacervtodispleasedisplaceraunpersonatodispleasesomebodydisplacerndispleasure displaciamentondisplacement(1.actionofdisplacing2.[Naut.]) displaciarvtodisplace(1.toshiftsomethingfromitsplace2.toremovesomeonefromapositionoroffice)

Hence:displaciamento

displantarvtorootup,uproot displicamentondeployment,deploy displicarv1.tounfold,open(something)also:tounfurl(aflag,etc.)2.todeploy(troops,etc.)displicarsetounfold (asin"budsunfoldinthesun")displicarzelotodisplayzeal

Hence:displicamento

displumarvtopluck(poultry) dispolarisarvtodepolarize dispolarisationndepolarization dispolirvtoremovethepolishfrom disponer[pon/posit]vtodispose(1.toarrange2.tofit,prepare3.todeterminethecourseofevents)disponerde1. todisposeof,haveatone'sdisposal2.[Law]todispone,alienatehomineproponeeDeodispone[Proverb]man proposesbutGoddisposes

Hence:disponibiledisponibilitatedispositiondispositordispositivedispositeindisponer&predisponer&

disponibileadjavailable,disposable disponibilitatenavailability dispopulamentondepopulation(=actofdepopulating) dispopularvtodepopulate

Hence:dispopulamento

dispositseedisponer disposite(p)adjdisposed,inclineddispositeafaceruncosadisposedtodosomething dispositionnI.disposition(1.arrangement2.disposal3.asin"anaturaldispositionformusic")II.stateorframeof mindalso:inclination,mood,etc. dispositiveadjdispositive(=pertainingtothedisposalordispositionofsomething) dispositorndisposer(=onewhodisposes) disposseder[sed/sess]vtodispossess

Hence:dispossession

dispossessseedisposseder dispossessionndispossession disproportionnlackofproportion,disproportion disproportionarvtodisproportion disproportionate1.ppofdisproportionar2.adjdisproportionate disprovidervtodepriveofwhatisnecessary disprovisteadjdestitute(=notpossessingthenecessitiesoflife)disprovistededestituteof,devoidof dispulverarvtodust(=tofreefrompowder,dust,etc.) disputandispute disputabileadjdisputable disputantendisputant disputarvtodispute(1.todiscuss,argue2.tocontendfor)
Hence:disputadisputantedisputabileindisputabiledisputationdisputativedisputator

disputationndisputation disputativeadjdisputatious disputatorndisputer disqualificarvtodisqualify disqualificationndisqualification disquir[quir/quisit]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:disguisition

disquisitseedisquir disquisitionndisquisition disrangiamento(ja)ndisarrangement,derangement disrangiar(jar)vtodisarrange,disorder,derange

Hence:disrangiamento

disrationabileadjunreasonable,irrational(=notconformabletoreason) disregulamenton1.disorder,disorderedstate2.dissoluteness,profligacy disregularvtoupset,putoutoforderdisregularsetoengageindissipation

Hence:disregulamento

disrumper[rump/rupt]vtodisrupt,disrump
Hence:disruptiondisruptivedisruptor

disruptseedisrumper disruptionndisruption disruptiveadjdisruptive disruptorndisrupter dissecar[sec/sect]vtodissect

Hence:dissectiondissector

dissectseedissecar dissectionndissection dissectorndissector dissellarvtounsaddle disseminarvtodisseminate

Hence:disseminationdisseminator

disseminationndissemination disseminatorndisseminator dissensseedissentir dissensionndissension dissentimentondissent dissentir[sent/sens]vtodissentdissentirdetodissentfrom

Hence:dissentimentodissension

disserer[ser/sert]vtodiscuss,dissertate
Hence:dissertardissertation,dissertator

disserrarv1.tounlock2.to(causeto)loosenorslacken dissertseedisserer dissertarvtodiscuss,dissertate dissertationndissertation dissertatorndissertator disserviciondisservice

disservirvtorenderadisservice dissidenteadjdissidentdissidentendissident,dissentient,dissenter dissidentiandissent,dissidence dissidervtodissent,holdadissidentview

Hence:dissidentedissidentia

dissigillarvtounseal dissimilantiandissimilarity dissimilaradjdissimilardissimilarvtorenderdissimilar

Hence:dissimilantiadissimilation

dissimilationn[Phonet.]dissimilation dissimileadjdissimilar
Hence:dissimilitudedissimilar

dissimilitudendissimilitude,dissimilarity dissimularvtodissemble,dissimulate
Hence:dissimulationdissimulatordissimulate

dissimulate1.ppofdissimular2.adjdissimulative dissimulationndissimulation dissimulatorndissimulator dissipabileadjcapableofbeingdissipated,dissipable dissiparvtodissipate(1.toscatter,disperse2.towaste,squander)

Hence:dissipabiledissipationdissipatordissipate

dissipate1.ppofdissipar2.adjdissipated,unrestrained dissipationndissipation(1.scattering,dispersion2.waste,squandering3.dissipatedliving) dissipatorndissipator,dissipater dissociabileadjdissociable,separable

dissociabilitatendissociability dissociarvdissociate(=tocausetodissociate)
Hence:dissociabiledissociabilitatedissociation

dissociationndissociation dissoldarvtounsolder dissoluseedissolver dissolubileadjdissoluble dissolubilitatendissolubility dissolutseedissolver dissoluteadjdissolute dissolutionn1.dissolution2.dissoluteness dissolutiveadjdissolutive dissolvente1.pprofdissolver2.adjdissolvent,solventdissolventendissolvent,solvent dissolver[solv/solut]vtodissolve(=tocausetodissolve)
Hence:dissolventedissolubiledissolubilitate,indissolubileindissolubilitatedissolutiondissolutivedissolute

dissonante1.pprofdissonar2.adjdissonant dissonantiandissonance dissonarv[Mus.]tobedissonant

Hence:dissonantedissonantia

dissoneadjdissonant dissuader[suad/suas]vtodissuade
Hence:dissuasiondissuasivedissuasor

dissuasseedissuader dissuasionndissuasion dissuasiveadjdissuasive dissuasorndissuader distaccabileadjdetachable distaccamentondetachment(1.actofunfasteningandseparating2.[Mil.]) distaccarvI.todetach(1.tounfastenandseparate2.[Mil.])II.[Paint.]tomakestandout

Hence:distaccamentodistaccabile

distanteadjdistant distantiandistanceadistantiaatadistancetenerunpersonaadistantiatokeepsomeoneatadistance

distantiarvtooutdistance distarvtobedistant
Hence:distantedistantiadistantiar,equidistanteetc.

distemperarv1.todistemper,derange2.[Metal.]toanneal,soften distemperate1.ppofdistemperar2.adjintemperate(asin"intemperatespeech") distender[tend/tens]vtodistend(=todilatebystretching)

Hence:distension

distensseedistender distensionndistention,distension disthronamentondethronement disthronarvtodethrone disticho(d)n[Pros.]distichalso:couplet distillabileadjdistillable distillarvtodistill(1.tofallorgiveoutindrops2.tosubjecttotheprocessofdistillation)

Hence:distillabiledistilleriadistillationdistillatordistillatori

distillationndistillation distillatorndistiller distillatoriadjdistillatory distilleria(a)ndistillery distinctseedistinguer distincteadjdistinct(1.different2.clearlyperceptible)

Hence:indistincte

distinctionndistinction(1.actofdistinguishing2.conditionofbeingdistinguishedoroutstandingamongothers) distinctiveadjdistinctive distingervtotakethecoloroutof,fade distinguer[stingu/stinct]vtodistinguishdistinguersetodistinguishoneself

Hence:distinguibileindistinguibiledistinctionindistinctiondistinctivedistincte&distinguitordistinguite

distinguibileadjdistinguishable distinguite1.ppofdistinguer2.adjdistinguished(=possessingdistinction)

distinguitorndistinguisher distorquer[torqu/tort]v1.todistort2.tountwist
Hence:distortion

distortseedistorquer distortionnI.distortion(1.actionofdistorting2.contortion)II.(actof)untwishng distractseedistraher distracteadjabsentminded distractionn1.absentmindedness2.distraction,amusement distractiveadjdistractive distraher[trah/tract]vtodivert(1.todistract2.toentertain,amuse)

Hence:distractiondistractivedistracte

distribuer[tribu/tribut]vtodistribute(1.toallottoeachashisshare2.toallocatetodistinctplaces3.[Print.])
Hence:distributiondistributivedistributor

distributseedistribuer distributionndistribution(1.apportionment,allotment2.allocationtodistinctplaces3.[Print.]) distributiveadjdistributive(1.servingtodistribute2.[Gram.]) distributorndistributor,distributer districton[Admin.]district disturbarvtodisturb(=tobreakupastateoforder,calmandquiet)

Hence:disturbator

disturbatorndisturber disunionndisunion(1.ruptureofunion,severance2.disunity) disunirvtodisunite disunitatendisunity disusarvtodisuse disusondisuse disvainarvtounsheathe,draw(asword,etc.) disvelarvtounveil disveloppamentaladjdevelopmental

disveloppamenton1.development2.[Photog.](actof)developing disvelopparvtodevelopalso:[Photog.]
Hence:disveloppamentodisveloppamentaldisveloppator

disveloppatorn[Photog.]developer disvestirvtoundress(aperson) disviarvtoturnaside,causetodeviatedisviarsetogoastray,loseone'sway disyllabe(s)adjdissyllabic,disyllabic

Hence:disyllabo

disyllabo(s)ndissyllable,disyllable dittodittosignodedittodittomarks diurneadjI.diurnal(1.daily2.relatingtodaytime)II.lastingoneday divagarv1.towanderabout,ramble2.todivagate,digress

Hence:divagation

divagationn1.(actof)wanderingabout,rambling2.divagation,digression divanndivan diveadjdivine

Hence:divodivin&

diveller[vell/vuls]vtotearapart,rend
Hence:divulsion

divergente1.pprofdiverger2.adjdivergent divergentiandivergence,divergency divergervtodiverge

Hence:divergentedivergentia

diversseediverter diverseadjdiverse diversificarvtodiversify(=tomakediverse) diversionndiversion(1.entertainment,pastime2.[Mil.]) diversitatendiversity diverter[vert/vers]vtodivert(1.toturnaside2.toamuse,entertain)

Hence:divertimentodiversiondiversediversitatediversificar

divertimentondiversion,amusement dividendondividend(1.[Arith.]2.[Com.]) divider[vid/vis]vtodivide(1.toseparateintoparts2.[Arith.])

Hence:dividendodivisibiledivisibilitate,indivisibileindivisibilitatedivisiondivisional,indivisiondivisivedivisor indiviseindividuo&subdividersubdivisibile,subdivision

divinadjdivine
Hence:divinitatedivinisardivinisationdivino&

divinarvtodivine,guess divinationndivination divinatorndiviner divinatoriadjdivinatory divinisarvtodeify divinisationndeification divinitatendivinity(=divinenatureorbeing) divinonsoothsayerguesser

Hence:divinardivination,divinator,divinatori

divisseedivider divisibileadjdivisible divisibilitatendivisibility divisionndivision(1.actofdividing2.[special:Arith.,Mil.,Biol.,etc.])divisiondellabordivisionoflabor divisionaladjdivisional divisiveadjdivisive(=indicatingdivision) divisorn[Arith.]divisor(maxime)commundivisor(greatest)commondivisor divondeity divorciarvtodivorce divorciondivorce
Hence:divorciar

divulgarvtodivulge,divulgate
Hence:divulgationdivulgator

divulgationndivulgement,divulgation divulgatorndivulger divulsseediveller divulsionndivulsion dlabbr=decilitro dmabbr=decimetro dm=decimetroquadrate dm=decimetrocubic don1.[Mus.]do2.[Mus.](thenote)C doananI.(1.customsadministrationorsystem2.duty)II.customhouse
Hence:doanero

doaneroncustomhouseofficer docer[doc/doct]vtoteach,instruct
Hence:docile&doctor&doctrina&docte

docileadjdocile
Hence:docilitateindocileindocilitate

docilitatendocility doctseedocer docteadjlearned doctornI.teacher,scholar,learnedmanII.doctor(1.asin"doctorofphilosophy"2.doctorofmedicine,physician) doctordelEcclesiaDoctoroftheChurch

Hence:doctoratodoctoressadoctoraldoctorardoctorando

doctoraladjdoctoral doctorandoncandidateforthedoctor'sdegree doctorarvtoconferthedegreeofDoctorupon doctoratondoctorate doctoressanwomandoctor doctrinandoctrineHencc:doctrinaldoctrinaridoctrinarismodoctrinario doctrinaladjdoctrinal(asin"doctrinalobservationorclauses") doctrinariadjdoctrinary,doctrinaire doctrinariondoctrinaire

doctrinarismondoctrinalism,doctrinism,doctrinairism documentaladjdocumentary documentarvtodocument documentariadjdocumentary documentationndocumentation documentondocument

Hence:documentaldocumentaridocumentardocumentation

dodecaadj[occurringincompounds]dodeca,dodec(=twelve)
Hence:dodecahedroetc.Dodecanesoetc.dodecagonetc.dodecapetaleetc.dodecasyllabeetc.

dodecagonadjdodecagonal
Hence:dodecagonododecagonal

dodecagonaladjdodecagonal dodecagonondodecagon dodecahedr[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:dodecahedrododecahedric

dodecahedricadjdodecahedral dodecahedron[Math.]dodecahedron DodecanesonprDodecaneseIslands dodecapetaleadj[Bot.]dodecapetalous dodecasyllabe(slabe)adjdodecasyllabic

Hence:dodecasyllabo

dodecasyllabo(slabo)n[Pros.]dodecasyllable dogma[ma/mat]ndogma
Hence:dogmaticdogmaticadogmatisardogmatismo,dogmatista,dogmatisation,dogmatisator

dogmatseedogma dogmaticadjdogmatic,dogmatical dogmaticandogmatics dogmatisarvtodogmatize dogmatisationndogmatization

dogmatisatorndogmatizer dogmatismondogmatism dogmatistandogmatist dolervtohurt,beaching(lecapiteme)dole(myhead)achesdolersedetobesorryfor

Hence:doloindolente&dolordoloroseindolercondoler&

dolichadj[occurringincompounds]dolicho,dolich(=long)
Hence:dolichocephaleetc....

dolichocephaleadj[Anthropometry]dolichocephalic dollar[A]n[Monet.]dollar dolongrief,sorrow dolornpain(1.ache2.grief)dolordedentestoothache doloroseadj1.painful(=causingpain)2.sorrowful,dolorous domabileadjtamable domarvtotame(=tomaketame)

Hence:domabileindomabileindomabilitatedomatorindomate

domatorntamer(ofwildbeasts) domestic(ms)adjdomestic(=oforbelongingtothehousehold,home,family)animaldomesticdomesticanimal avesdomesticpoultry

Hence:domesticitatedomesticardomestication,domesticatordomestico

domesticarvtodomesticate,tame domesticationndomestication domesticatorndomesticator domesticitaten1.domesticity2.(stateof)dependence domestico(ms)ndomestic domiciliarvtodomicile,domiciliate(=toestablishorsetupatagivenresidence) domiciliariadjdomiciliary domiciliondomicilefrancadomiciliodeliveryfree,carriagepaid

Hence:domiciliaridomiciliar

dominanmistress("mistressofahousehold,etc.") dominanteadjdominant(1.controlling,mostinfluential2.risinghighaboveitssurroundings)dominanten[Mus.] dominant

dominant dominantiandominance dominarvtodominate(1.toexercisecontrolover2.torisehighabove)

Hence:dominantedominantia,dominantesubdominantedominationdominatorpredominar&

dominationndomination dominatorndominator dominialadjpertainingtoadomain,domainaldominial dominicanSundayDominicadelPalmasPalmSunday dominicaladjdominical dominicanadjDominican(1.pertainingtoSt.Dominic,ortotheorderofpreachingfriarsfoundedbyhim2.pertaining totheDominicanRepublic)RepublicaDominicanDominicanRepublic dominicanonDominican(1.Dominicanfriar2.nativeorcitizenoftheDominicanRepublic) Dominico(m)nprmDominic

Hence:dominicandominicano

dominion1.(absolute)ownership,dominion,dominium2.dominion(=rulecontrol,supremeauthority3.domain dominioeminente[Law]eminentdomaindominiopublic[Law]publicdomaindominiodeenergias[AtomicPhys.] energyrange

Hence:dominialcondominio

domino(d)nI.master(lord,owner,etc.)II.domino(1.long,looserobewornatmasquerades2.[Games]"domino piece"also:(gameof)dominoes)
Hence:dominio&Dominico&dominicadominicaldominar&domina

domonhousedomodeDeohouseofGodadomohome,homewardsathomeindomodeatthehouseof
Hence:domicilio&domino&domestic&majordomoetc.

domondome(=cupola) donarvtogive,donate donationndonation donativondonation,donative donatorndonor,donator donatorion[Law]donatory [donec](d)conj1.while,aslongas2.until,uptothetimethat donjonndungeon,donjon donnandonna,dame

donongift(1.present2.naturalability)
Hence:donardonation,donativo,donator,donatorio,pardonar&

DonQuixote(kishte,kihte)nprDonQuixote
Hence:quixoteriaquixotismoquixotic

dormirvtosleep
Hence:dormitivedormitivodormitorioaddormiraddormite

dormitiveadjsoporific(=causingsleep) dormitivonsleepingpillorpotion,soporific dormitoriondormitory(=sleepingroom) doron[occurringincompounds]doro,dor(=gift)

Hence:Dorotheaetc.Pandoraetc.thermidoretc.fructidoretc.

Dorothea(a)nprfDorothy dorsaladjdorsal dorsonback(1."backofapersonoranimal"2.asin"thebackofthehand"3."backofachairorcouch")

Hence:dorsaladorsarindorsar&extradorsointradorso

dosage(aje)ndosing,dosage dosarv1.todivideintodoses2.toproportion(theconstituentsofacompound)3.todose(=togiveoutindoses) dosendose

Hence:dosardosage

dossier[F]ndossier dotaladdotal dotarv1.todower(=togiveadowryto)2.toendow dotationnendowment,dotation dotendowry

Hence:dotaldotardotation

dovanstave(ofacask) doxn[occcurringincompounds]dox,dox(1.opinionasin"heterodox"2.gloryasin"doxology")
Hence:paradoxe&doxologiaetc.heterodoxeetc.orthodoxeetc.

doxologia(a)ndoxology dozenandozen

drachman1.drachma2.[Weights]dram draconn1.dragon(1.[Mythol.]2.[Zool.]lizardofthegenusDraco3.[Bot.])Draconnpr[Gr.Hist.]Draco
Hence:draconian

draconianadjDraconianlege(s)draconianDraconianlaw(s) dragan[Technol.]dredge(1.dredger2.dragnet)
Hence:dragardragaminasetc.

dragaminas(m)nminesweeper dragarv[Technol.]todredge drama[ma/mat]ndrama

Hence:dramaticdramatisardramaturgoetc.melodramaetc.

dramatseedrama dramaticadjdramatic dramatisarvtodramatize dramaturgia(a)ndramaturgy dramaturgondramatist,playwright

Hence:dramaturgia

drapparvtodrape,hangwithadrapery drapperia(a)ndrapery(1.businessofsellingcloth2.clothingorhangingsarrangedingracefulfolds) drapperondraper(=dealerincloth) drapponcloth(=fabric,material)

Hence:drapperodrapperiadrappar

drasticadjdrastic dreadnought[A]ndreadnought drogandrug

Hence:drogeriadrogistadrogar

drogarvtodrug(=toadministeradrugordrugsto) drogeria(a)ndrugstore drogistandruggist dromedariondromedary

dromon[occurringincompounds]drome(1.running2.racecourse)
Hence:aerodromoetc.autodromoetc.hippodromoetc.velodromoetc.palindromoetc.

druida(dr)ndruid
Hence:druidessadruidismodruidic

druidessandruidess druidic(d)adjdruidic,druidical druidismondruidism dualadjdual dualismondualism dualistandualist dualisticadjdualistic dualitatenduality dubita(d)ndoubtesserindubitatobeindoubtsindubitawithoutdoubt,doubtlessforisdedubitabeyonddoubt poner(uncosa)indubitatocastdoubton(something) dubitabileadjdoubtful,questionable dubitarvtodoubt,beindoubtdubitarde(uncosa)todoubt(something)
Hence:dubitadubitosedubitabileindubitabiledubitationdubitativedubitatorindubitate

dubitationndoubt(1.asin"indoubt","withoutdoubt"2.[Rhet.]dubitatio) dubitativeadjdubitative dubitatorndoubter dubitoseadjdubious,doubtful(1.indoubt2.causingdoubt) ducaladjducal ducatonI.dukedom(1.duchy2.titleorrankofaduke)II.ducat

Hence:ducaton

ducatonnducatoon ducenduke
Hence:ducato&duchessaducalarchiduceetc.

ducer[duc/duct]vtoconduct(1.tolead,guide2.todirect,manage)
Hence:ductile&ducto&abducer&adducer&conducer&deducer&inducer&introducer&producer&reducer& seducer&traducer&

duchseeduce

ducha(sh)n1.douche(=jetofwaterfortherapeuticpurposes)2.shower,showerbath
Hence:duchar

duchar(sh)u1.todouche(=togiveadouche)2.togiveashower,ashowerbath duchessanduchess ductseeducer ductileadjductile

Hence:ductilitate

ductilitatenductility ducton[Anat.]duct
Hence:aqueductoetc.oviductoetc.viaductoetc.

duellarvtoduel duellistanduelist duellonduel

Hence:duellistaduellar

duettistanduettist duettonduet dulceadjsweet(1."sweettothetaste"2.pleasant,soft,gentle,etc.)aquadulcefreshwater(metallo)dulcesoft, malleable(metal)

Hence:dulcoredulcoraredulcorationadulciaradulciamentodulcificardulcification

dulciseedulce dulcificarvtodulcify dulcificationndulcification dulcornsweetness(1."sweetnesstothetaste"2.qualityofbeingpleasant,soft,mild,gentle,etc.) dulon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]dul(=slave)

Hence:hieroduloetc....

dumconj1.while,aslongas2.until3.providedthat,ifonly
Hence:[interdum]etc.

duma[R]nduma dumdum[A]ndumdum(bullet) dumping[A]n[Com.]dumping dun[Icel.]n[occurringincompounds]down

dun[Icel.]n[occurringincompounds]down
Hence:eiderdunetc.

dunandune,down Dunkerque[F]nprDunkirk Dunkirken(dn)nprDunkirk [dunque]conjtherefore duoadjtwodividarinduotodivideintwoalso:tohalveleduothetwotote(le)duoboth

Hence:dualdualismo,dualistadualistic,dualitateduoduettoduettistaduodeceetc.deceduoetc.dupleetc.dupliceetc. duumviroetc.

duonduet duodeseeduodece duodece()adjtwelve

Hence:duodecimeduodecimalduodenoduodenal,duodenitis

duodecimseeduodece duodecimaladjduodecimal duodecime(d)adjtwelfth duodenaladjduodenal duodenitis(tis)nduodenitis duodenon[Anat.]duodenum duparvtodupe dupatornduper dupendupe

Hence:dupardupator

duplamenton(actionof)doubling duplarvtodouble(1.tomakedouble2.[Naut.]tosailround) dupleadjdouble,twofoldpartitaduple[Bookkeeping]doubleentryduplev(theletter)w

Hence:duplettoduplarduplamento,disduplardisduplamento,reduplarreduplamentosemidupleetc.

duplettondoublet(1.identicalpiecealso:[Philol.,Jewelry,etc.]2.combinationoftwo) duplicarvtodouble,makedouble duplicationnduplication duplicativeadjduplicative

duplicativeadjduplicative duplicatonduplicate duplicatornduplicator duplicaturanduplicaturealso:[Anat.] duplice(d)adjdouble,twofold

Hence:duplicitateduplicarduplication,duplicative,duplicator,duplicatura,duplicato,reduplicarreduplication, reduplicative

duplicitaten1.doubleness,duplexity2.duplicity,doubledealing duradjhard(=notsoft)also:harsh
Hence:duressadurar&

durabileadjdurable,lasting durabilitatendurability duranteprepduringdurantequewhile,whilst durarvtolast,endure

Hence:durantedurabiledurabilitatedurationindurar&perdurar&

durationnduration(1.continuanceintime2.periodoftimeduringwhichathinglasts) duressanhardnessalso:harshness,duress duumviraladjduumviral duumviratonduumvirate duumviro(m)n[Rom.Antiq.]duumvir

Hence:duumviratoduumviral

dynseedynam dynan[Phys.]dyne dynamn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:dynamismodynamistadynamite&dynamicaerodynamicetc.isodynamicetc.dynamicaelectrodynamicaetc adyname&dynamometroetc.dynamoelectricetc.heterodyneetc.

dynamicadjdynamic,dynamical dynamican[Phys.]dynamics dynamismon[Philos.]dynamism dynamistandynamist dynamitarvtodynamite

dynamitarvtodynamite dynamitendynamite
Hence:dynamiterodynamiticdynamitar

dynamiterondynamiter dynamiticadjdynamite,dynamitic dynamo(d)n[Elec.]dynamo

Hence:turbodynamoetc.

dynamoelectricadjdynamoelectricmachinadynamoelectricdynamoclectricmachine,dynamo dynamometro(m)ndynamometer dynastandynast

Hence:dynastiadynastic

dynastia(a)ndynasty dynasticadjdynastic dysprefixo[usedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]dys(1.bad,badly2.difficult,withdifficulty3.disordered)

Hence:dysenteriaetc.dyspepsiaetc.dyspepticetc.

dysenteria(a)n[Pathol.]dysentery
Hence:dysenteric

dysentericadjdysenteric dyspepsia(a)n[Pathol.]dyspepsia dyspepticadjdyspeptic dysphasia(a)n[Med.]dysphasia

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econjande...easwell...as,both...and eseeesser eaudeCologne[F]neaudeCologne ebenisarvtoebonize ebenistancabinetmaker,ebonist ebenisteria(a)ncabinetmaking ebeno()nebony

Hence:ebenistaebenisteriaebenisar

eborenivory
Hence:eboree

eboreeadjivory ebrieadjdrunk,drunken
Hence:ebrietateinebriar

ebrietatendrunkenness,ebriety ebullienteadjebullient ebullientianebullience ebullirvtoboil,bubbleout ebullitionnebullition,boilingpunctodeebullitionboilingpoint ecceadvlo!,see!,behold!eccehomo[L]eccehomo(=beholdtheman) eccentricadjeccentric(1.notconcentric2.odd,whimsical,unconventional)(districto)eccentricoutlying(district)

Hence:eccentricitate

eccentricitateneccentricity(1.[Mech.]2.eccentricconditionorbehavior,oddity) ecclesianchurchEcclesiaAnglicanChurchofEngland,AnglicanChurch
Hence:ecclesiastaecclesiasticecclesiasticoecclesiologiaetc.

ecclesiastanecclesiasticEcclesiastaEcclesiast(=authorofEcclesiastes) Ecclesiastes(s)npr[Bib.]Ecclesiastes

Ecclesiastes(s)npr[Bib.]Ecclesiastes ecclesiasticadjecclesiastic,ecclesiastical ecclesiasticonecclesiastic ecclesiologia(a)necclesiology ech[occurringincompounds]

Hence:entelechiaetc....

echelon(sh)n[Mil.]echelon
Hence:echelonar

echelonar(sh)vtoechelon echinonI.echinus(1.seaurchin2.[Arch.])II.[Zool.]Echinus
Hence:echinoidesechinococcoetc.echinodermeetc.

echinococcon[Zool.]echinococcus echinodermeadjechinoderm,echinodermic
Hence:echinodermo

echinodermonechinoderm echinoidesn[Zool.]Echinoidae echonechofacerecho(a)toecho,echoback

Hence:echoicechoarecholaliaetc.echometroetc.echometriaetc.

echoarvtoecho echoic(ic)adjechoic echolalia(a)n[Psychopathol.]echolalia echometria(a)nechometry

Hence:echometric

echometricadjechometric echometro(k)nechometer eclectseeeclectic eclecticadjeclectic

Hence:eclectismoeclecticoeclecticismo

eclecticismoneclecticism eclecticoneclectic eclectismoneclecticism

eclectismoneclecticism eclipsarvtoeclipseeclipsarsetodisappear,vanish,makeoneselfscarce eclipseneclipse

Hence:eclipsar

eclipticadjecliptic,ecliptical
Hence:ecliptica

ecliptican[Astron.]ecliptic ecloga(c)neclogue econ[occurringincompounds]eco(=house,household,habitat)

Hence:ecologoetc.economoetc.

ecologia(a)necology ecologicadjecologic,ecological ecologistanecologist ecologo(c)necologist

Hence:ecologiaecologista,ecologic,synecologia

economatonstewardship economia(a)neconomy(1.managementoftheexpendituresofasocialgroup2.carefulmanagement,thrift) economiaseconomies,savingseconomiapoliticpoliticaleconomy,economicseconomiadetemporesavingoftime economicadj1.economic2.economical economisarvtoeconomize economistaneconomist(=studentofpoliticaleconomy) economo(c)nsteward,housekeeper

Hence:economatoeconomiaeconomiceconomistaeconomisar

ecrseesacre ecstase(c)necstasy
Hence:ecstasiar

ecstasiarvtoenrapture,entranceecstasiarsetogointoecstasies ecstaticadjecstatic ectoadv[occurringincompounds]ecto(=outside,external)

Hence:ectodermaetc.ectoplasmaetc.

ectoderman[Zool.]ectoderm

ectoderman[Zool.]ectoderm ectomia(a)n[occurringincompounds][Surg.]ectomy(=excision,removal)
Hence:appendicectomiaetc.tonsillectomiaetc.

ectoplasman[Spiritualism]ectoplasm
Hence:ectoplasmic

ectoplasmicadjectoplasmic Ecuador[H]nprEcuador ecumenicadjecumcnicalconcilioecumenicecumenicalcouncil eczema[ma/mat]neczema

Hence:eczematose

eczematseeeczema eczematoseadjeczematous edaceadjvoracious,edacious edacitatenvoracity,edacity edema[ma/mat]n[Pathol.]edema

Hence:edematose

edematseeedema edematoseadjedematous,edematose Eden()nprEden edervtoeat

Hence:edibileedibilitate,inedibileinedibilitateedaceedacitate

ederv1.toedit2.topublish
Hence:editioneditoreditorialeditarinedite

edin[occurringinderivativcsandcompounds]edi(=building,house)
Hence:edificioetc.edificaretc....

edibileadjedible,eatable edibilitatenedibility edic[dic/dict]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:edicto

edictseeedic edictonedict

edictonedict edificante1.pprofedificar2.adjedifying edificarv1.tobuild(=toerectabuilding)2.toedify

Hence:edificanteedificationedificativeedificatorreedificarreedification

edificationn1.erection,building(=actionofbuilding)2.edification edificativeadjedifying edificatornbuilder(1.onewhobuilds2.onewhooverseesbuildingoperations) edificionedificebuilding,structure Edipo()npr[Gr.Mythol.]OedipuscomplexodeEdipo[Psychoanalysis]Oedipuscomplex editarv1.toedit2.topublish editionn1.(actionof)publishing2.editioneditionprincipefirstororiginaledition editioprinceps[L]editioprinceps,firstedition editorn1.editor(=onewhoedits)2.publisher editorialadjeditorialeditorialneditorial edrseehedra EduardonprmEdward educabileadjeducable educarvtoeducate(ben,mal)educate(well,ill)bred
Hence:educabileeducationeducational,coeducationeducativeeducator

educationn1.education2.[Husbandry]rearing,raisingeducationphysicphysicaleducationortraining(systema)de educationeducational(system) educationaladjeducational educativeadjeducative(=instructive,educational) educatorneducator,pedagogue edulcorarvtoedulcorate(1.tosweeten(medicine,etc.)2.[Chem.]) edulcorationnedulcoration(1.(actionof)sweetening2.[Chem.]) efendi[Tu.]neffendi effabileadjutterable

Hence:ineffabileineffabilitate

effectseeeffic effectiveadjeffective(1.efficacious,efficient2.actual,defacto,asin"effectivecapital")

effectiveadjeffective(1.efficacious,efficient2.actual,defacto,asin"effectivecapital") effectivon[Mil.]effective(=theeffectivepartofanarmy) effectoneffectineffectoinfact,indeedeffectos1.effects,belongings2.[Banking]holdings(asstocks,bonds,shares, etc.) effectuarvtoeffect,bringabout effectuationneffectuation effeminarvtoeffeminate

Hence:effeminationeffeminate

effeminateadjeffeminate effeminationneffemination effervescente1.pprofeffervescer2.adjeffervescent effervescentianeffervescence effervescervtoeffervesce

Hence:effervescenteeffervescentia

effic[fic/fect]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:efficaceefficacia,inefficaceinefficaciaefficienteefficientia,inefficienteinefficientia,coefficienteeffective effectivoeffectoeffectuareffectuation

efficaceadjeffective,efficaciousefficient efficacianefficacy,effectiveness efficienteadjcausaefficienteefficientormovingcause efficientianefficiency(1.[Philos.]2.[Mech.]) effigiamenton(actof)portraying,portrayal effigiarvtoportray effigieneffigyineffigieineffigy,undertheformofarepresentation

Hence:effigiareffigiamento

efflorescentian[Chem.Pathol.]efflorescence efflorescerv[Chem.]toeffloresce
Hence:efflorescentia

effluente1.pprofeffluer2.adjeffluent effluervtoflowforth
Hence:effluente

Hence:effluente

effluvioneffluviumalso:[Phys.] effortiarveffortiarsetomakeaneffortorefforts
Hence:effortio

effortion1.effort2.[Med.]strainfaceruneffortiotomakeaneffortfacertotesueffortiostomakeeveryeffort effractseeeffring effractionnbreakingin,housebreakingalso:burglary effractornburglar,housebreaker effring[fring/fract]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:effractioneffractor

effunder[fund/fus]vtopourout,pourforth,shed,effuse
Hence:effusion

effusseeeffunder effusionneffusioneffusiondesanguinebloodshedconeffusioneffusively egee(ge)adjAegeanMarEgeeAegeansea Egeo(go)npr[Gr.Mythol.]Aegeus

Hence:egeeEgeo

Egeo(go)nprAegean,AegeanSea egetn[occurringincompounds](=leader)
Hence:cynegeticetc....

egide(gide)naegis(1.[Gr.Antiq.]2.shield,protection)subleegidedeundertheaegisof eglefinon[Ichthyol.]haddock [ego]pronpersI(=io)

Hence:egoegoismo,egoistaegoistic,egotismo,egotista,egolatriaetc.,egocentricetc.

egon[Philos.,Psychol.,etc.]ego egocentricadjegocentric,selfcentered egoismo(zmo)negotism,egoism egoista(sta)negotist,egoistattrib.egotistic,egoistic egoistic(stic)adjegoistical egolatria(a)nselfworship egotismonegotism(=excessivepreoccupationwiththeego)

egotismonegotism(=excessivepreoccupationwiththeego) egotistanegotist(=oneexcessivelypreoccupiedwiththeego)attrib.egotistic(al) egred[gred/gress]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:egresso

egregieadjegregious egressseeegred egressonegress,exit egyptianadj1.Egyptian2.gypsy egyptianonI.Egyptian(1.nativeofEgypt2.Egyptianlanguage)II.gypsy(=memberofagypsytribe)III.Romany (=Gypsy,thegypsytongue) egyptieadj1.Egyptian2.gypsy egyptionI.Egyptian(1.nativeofEgypt2.languageofEgypt)II.gypsy(=memberofagypsytribe)III.Romany(= Gypsy,thegypsytongue) EgyptonprEgypt
Hence:egyptieegyptioegyptianegyptianoegyptologoetc.

egyptologia(a)nEgyptology egyptologo(t)nEgyptologist,Egyptologue
Hence:egyptologia

eider(i)n[Zool.]eider
Hence:eiderdunetc.

eiderdunneiderdown(1.smallsoftfeathersfromthebreastoftheeiderduck2.eiderdownquilt) eidon[occurringincompounds]eido(=image,figure)
Hence:kaleidophonioetc....

Eire[Ir.]nprEire
Hence:Irlandaetc.

ejacularvtoejaculate,eject
Hence:ejaculationejaculatorejaculatori

ejaculationnejaculation(=actofejectingorejaculating) ejaculatoradj[Physiol.]ejaculatory ejaculatoriadj[Physiol.]ejaculatory ejectseeejic

ejectseeejic ejectionn[Physiol.]dejection(=dischargeofexcrement) ejectorn[Technol.]ejector(ofsteam,cartridges,etc.) ejic[jic/ject]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:ejectionejector

[el]pron1.he2.(afterprep)him(=il) elaborarvtoelaborate
Hence:elaboration

elaborationnelaboration elasticadjelastic
Hence:elasticitateelastico

elasticitatenelasticityelasticonelastic,elasticband,etc. electseeeliger electeadj[Theo].]elect electionnelection(1.choice2."electionbyvote")vasodeelection[Theol.]chosenvessel electiveadjelective(1.asin"electiveoffice"2.havingapowerofchoice)affinitateelective[Chem.]electiveaffinity electivitatenelectiveness electon(oneofthe)elect electornelector,voter electoraladjelectoral electoratonI.electorate(1.rankofanelectoroftheHolyRomanEmpire2.territoryundertheruleofanelectorofthe HolyRomanEmpire)II.franchise(=righttovote) electrn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]electr,electro
Hence:electron&electric&electrificarelectrificationelectrisarelectrisationelectrochimiaetc.electrolyseetc. electrolyticetc.electrocutaretc.electrodoetc.

electricadjelectric,electrical
Hence:electricistaelectricitatedynamoelectricetc.

electricistanelectrician electricitatenelectricity electrificarvtoelectrify(toequipfortheuseofelectricity) electrificationnelectrification(=processofequippingfortheuseofelectricity)

electrificationnelectrification(=processofequippingfortheuseofelectricity) electrisarvtoelectrify(=tochargewithelectricity) electrisationnelectrification(=chargingwithelectricity) electrochimia(a)nelectrochemistry

Hence:electrochimistaeIectrochimic

electrochimicadjelectrochemical electrochimistanelectrochemist electrocutarvtoelectrocute electrocutionnelectrocution electrodo(lc)nelectrode electrodynamicanelectrodynamics electrolysarvtoelectrolyze electrolysationnelectrolyzation electrolyse(lise)nelectrolysis

Hence:electrolysarelectrolysation

electrolyticadjelectrolytic electrolyto()nelectrolyte
Hence:electrolytic

electromagnetenelectromagnet
Hence:electromagnetismoelectromagnetic

electromagneticadjelectromagnetic electromagnetismonelectromagnetism electrometria(a)nelectrometry electrometricadjelectrometric electrometro()nelectrometer

Hence:electrometriaelectrometric

electromotornelectromotor(=machinethatproducesanelectriccurrent) electronn[Phys.]electronelectrondealtevelocitate[AtomicPhys.]highspeedelectron
Hence:electronicelectronicacyclotronetc.magnetron,etc.

electronicadjelectronic

electronicadjelectronic electronicanelectronics electroscopia(a)nelectroscopy electroscopicadjelectroscopic electroscopionelectroscope

Hence:electroscopiaelectroscopic

electrostaticadjelectrostatic electrostaticanelectrostatics electrotherapeutica(pu)nelectrotherapeutics electrotherapia(a)nelectrotherapy,electrotherapeutics electrotypia(a)nelectrotypy,electrotyping electrotypo()n[Print.]electrotype

Hence:electrotypia

eleemosyna(m)nalms
Hence:eleemosynari

eleemosynariadjeleemosynary,charitable eleganteadjelegant
Hence:elegantiaineleganteinelegantia

elegantianelegance elegia(a)nelegy
Hence:elegiac

elegiac(ac)adjelegiac(l.[Pros.]2.mournful,melancholy) elementaladjelemental elementariadjelementary(1.pertainingtoanelement2.pertainingtothefirstprinciplesofanart,ascience,etc.) elementonelement(1."anelementinnature"2.acomponentpart)lequatroelementosthefourelementsinsu elementoinone'selementelementoselements(=firstprinciplesofanart,ascience,etc.)

Hence:elementalelementari

elephantenelephantelephantedemarseaelephant,elephantseal
Hence:elephantiasiselephantinchryselephantinetc.

elephantiasis(asis)n[Pathol.]elephantiasis elephantinadjelephantine

elephantinadjelephantine elevarvI.toelevate(1.toraise,liftup2.toraiseinrankorstation)II.toraise(asin"toraisehorses")elevarsetorise (up)(asin"amountainortreerisesup")elevarunnumeroalquadratotosquareanumber

Hence:elevationelevatorelevatorielevate

elevate1.ppofelevar2.adjhigh,lofty elevationnelevation(1.actofelevating,raising2.highground,raisedplace3.asin"elevationofstyle"4.[Astron.] 5.[Arith.])elevationdelhostia[Eccl.]elevationoftheHost elevatorn1.elevator(=onewhoorthatwhichelevates)2.[Anat.]levator elevatoriadjelevatory elf[A]nelf Elia(a)npr[Bib.]Elijah,Elias elider[lid/lis]vtoelide

Hence:elision

eliger[lig/lect]vtoelect(1.tochoose2."toelectbyvoting")eligerdomicilio[Law]toelectdomicile
Hence:eligibileeligibilitate,ineligibileineligibilitateelectionelectiveelectivitateelectorelectorato,electoralelecte electoreeligerreeligibile,reelection

eligibileadjeligible(=fittobechosenorelected) eligibilitateneligibility eliminarvtoeliminate

Hence:eliminationeliminatoreliminatori

eliminationnelimination eliminatorneliminator eliminatoriadjeliminatory elisseeelider Elisabeth(bt)nprfElizabeth

Hence:elisabethan

elisabethanadjElizabethan elisionnelision lite[F]nelite elixirnelixirelixirdelongevitaelixiroflife [ella]pronpers1.she2.her(asin"ofher,""withher")(=illa) ellipsen1.[Math.]ellipse2.[Gram.]ellipsis

ellipsen1.[Math.]ellipse2.[Gram.]ellipsis
Hence:ellipsoide

ellipsoideadjellipsoid,ellipsoidal ellipsoiden[Geom.]ellipsoid ellipticadjelliptic,elliptical(1.[Math.]2.[Gram.]) elocutseeeloquer elocutionnelocution elogioneulogyfacerleelogiodeunpersonatosingsomeone'spraises,eulogizesomeone

Hence:elogistaelogisticelogioseelogisar

elogioseadjeulogistic elogisarvtoeulogize elogistaneulogist elogisticadjeulogistic elongarvtoelongate

Hence:elongation

elongationnelongation(1.actofelongating2.[Astron.]3.[Med.]partialdislocationofajointduetoviolent stretching) eloquenteadjeloquent eloquentianeloquence eloquer[loqu/locut]vtodeclaim,speakrhetorically

Hence:eloguenteeloguentiaelocution

elucidarvtoelucidate
Hence:elucidation

elucidationnelucidation eluctabileadjavoidable eluctarvtostruggleoutof(adifficulty,etc.)

Hence:eluctabileineluctabile

eluder[lud/lus]vtoelude(=toavoidorescapebydexterity)
Hence:eludibileelusionelusive

eludibileadjeludible,evadable elusseeeluder

elusseeeluder elusionnelusion elusiveadjelusive elysieadjElysian

Hence:elysio

elysionElysium emseeen emseehem emaciarvtoemaciate

Hence:emaciationemaciate

emaciate1.ppofemaciar2.adjemaciate emaciationnemaciation mail[F]nenamel

Hence:mailliar

mailliseemail mailliar(emalyr)vtoenamel emanarvtoemanate

Hence:emanation

emanationnemanation emanciparvtoemancipate(1.[Rom.Law]2.toreleasefromslaveryorrestraint)
Hence:emancipationemancipator

emancipationnemancipation(1.[Rom.Law]2.releasefromslaveryorrestraint) emancipatornemancipator emarginarvtoremovethemarginof,trimthemarginof

Hence:emarginate

emarginate1.ppofemarginar2.[Bot.]emarginate emascularvtoemasculate,castrate
Hence:emasculation

emasculationnemasculation embarassarvtoembarrass(1.toencumber,hamper2.tomakeselfconscious)
Hence:embarassoembarassosedisembarassar

Hence:embarassoembarassosedisembarassar

embarasson1.obstruction,obstacle2.embarrassment embarassoseadj1.cumbersome,entangled2.embarrassing embargo[H]nembargo emblema[ma/mat]nemblem

Hence:emblematic

emblematseeemblema emblematicadjemblematic embolia(a)n[Pathol.]embolism embryoseeembryon embryogenese(g)nembryogenesis embryogenesis(g)nembryogenesis embryogeneticadjembryogenetic embryogenia(a)nembryogeny

Hence:embryogenic

embryogenicadjembryogenic embryologia(a)nembryology embryologicadjembryological embryologo(logo)nembryologist

Hence:embryologiaembryologic

embryonnembryoinembryoninembryo
Hence:embryonalembryonariembryonicembryologoetc.embryogeneseetc.embryogeneticetc.

embryonaladjembryonic,embryonal embryonariadjembryonic,embryonary embryonicadjemhryonic emendamentonamendment(1.improvement,correction2."amendmentofalaw,bill,etc.") emendarvtoamend(1.toimprove,correct,emend2."toamendalaw,bill,etc.")

Hence:emendamentoemendation

emendationnemendationalso:improvement,correction emer[em/emptim/empt]vtobuy,purchase

emer[em/emptim/empt]vtobuy,purchase
Hence:emptionemptordirimer&eximer&perimer&redimer&

emerv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:emerite

emergente1.pprofemerger2.adjemergent,emergingevolutionemergenteemergentevolution emergentianemergence emerger[merg/mers]vtoemerge

Hence:emergenteemergentiaemersion

emerite(m)adjemeritus emersseeemerger emersionnemersionalso:[Astron.] emeticadj[Med.]emetic

Hence:emetico

emeticon[Med.]emetic emigrantenemigrant emigrarv1.toemigrate2.[Nat.Hist.]tomigrate

Hence:emigranteemigrationemigrato

emigrationnI.emigration(1.actionofemigrating2.emigrantscollectively)Il.[Nat.Hist.]migration emigratonemigrant,migr eminv[occurringinderivatives)

Hence:eminenteeminentia,preeminentepreeminentia,supereminentesupereminentia

eminenteadj1.high,lofty2.eminent,outstanding eminentianeminence(1.risingground,height,etc.2.distinctionofcharacter,abilities,attainments)Eminentia[Eccl.] Eminence emissseeemitter emissarionoutlet,duct,emissary emissarionemissary(=agent,envoy) emissionnemissionalso:[Com.]issuing,issuebancodeemissionbankofissue emissornemitter emitter[mitt/miss]vtoemitalso:[Com.]toissue

Hence:emissionemissoremissarioemissario

emmenn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]emmen(=menses)
Hence:emmenagogeetc....

emmenagogeadj[Med.]emmenagogue,emmenagogic
Hence:emmenagogo

emmenagogon[Med.]emmenagogue emollienteadjemollientemollientenemollient emollirv[Med.]tosoften,mollify

Hence:emolliente

emolumentonemolument emotseeemover emotionnemotion(=agitationofthefeelings)

Hence:emotionalemotionaremotionante

emotionaladjemotional(=pertainingtoemotions) emotionanteadjmoving,touching emotionarvtomove,touch emotiveadjemotive emotivitatenemotiveness,emotivity emover[mov/mot]vtomove(=toaffectemotionally)

Hence:emotion&emotiveemotivitate

empathia(a)nempathy,Einfhlung emphase(m)n1.emphasis2.bombast emphaticadj1.emphatic2.bombastic empiradj[occurringinderivatives](=experienced)

Hence:empirismoempiristaempiricempirico

empiricadjempiric,empirical empiriconempiric(=onewhofollowsanempiricalmethod) empirismonempiricism(=empiricalmethodorpractice) empiristanempiricist emplastrarvtoplaster(=toapplyamedicinalplasterto) emplastronsalve,plaster

emplastronsalve,plaster
Hence:emplastrar

empleabileadjemployable emplearvtoemploy(1.tomakeuseof2.totakeorhaveinone'semploy)
Hence:empleoempleabileempleatorempleatoreemplear

empleatonemployee empleatornemployer empleo(o)nI.employment(1.employing2.occupation)II.use(=actionofusing) emptseeemer emptionnpurchase emptornbuyer,purchaser empyreeadjempyreal

Hence:empyreo

empyreonempyrean empyreuma[ma/mat]nempyreuma
Hence:empyreumatic

empyreumatseeempyreuma empyreumaticadjempyreumatic emulgenten1.pprofemulger2.adj[Anat.]emulgent(asin"emulgentvessels") emulger[mulg/muls]vtomilkdry

Hence:emulgenteemulsionemulsionaremulsionabileemulsiveemulsoremulsina

emulsseeemulger emulsinan[Chem.]emulsin emulsionnemulsion emulsionabileadjemulsifiable,emulsible emulsionarvtoemulsify,emulsionize emulsiveadjemulsive emulsornemulsifier,emulsor enprefixo[embeforeb,m,p,phusedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]en,em(=in,into)

Hence:encylicetc.enharmonicetc.entelechiaetc.

enarrabileadjdescribable,explainable enarrarvtonarrate,expound,explain
Hence:enarrabileinenarrabileenarration

enarrationnnarration,exposition enchyma[occurringincompounds]
Hence:sclerenchymaetc....

encliticadj[Gram.]enclitic
Hence:enclitico

encliticonenclitic encyclicadjencyclical
Hence:encyclica

encyclican[Eccl.]encyclical(letter) encyclopedia(a)nencyclopedia
Hence:encyclopedismoencyclopedistaencyclopedic

encyclopedicadjencyclopedic encyclopedismon1.encyclopedism2.Encyclopedism encyclopedistanencyclopedist endemia(a)n[Med.]endemic

Hence:endemic

endemicadj[Med.]endemic endivianendive endoadv[occurringincompounds]endo,end(=within)

Hence:endoskeletoetc.endocardioetc.endosmoseetc.endogeneetc.endocrinetc.

endocardion[Anat.]endocardium
Hence:endocarditis

endocarditis(tis)n[Path.]endocarditis endocrinadj[Physiol.]endocrineglandulasendocrinendocrineglands
Hence:endocrinaendocrinologoetc.

endocrinanendocrine(gland) endocrinologia(a)nendocrinology

endocrinologo(n)nendocrinologist
Hence:endocrinologia

endogame(game)adj[Anthropol.]endogamous
Hence:endogmia

endogamia(a)n[Anthropol.]ondogamy endogeneadjendogenous endoskeleto(sk)n[Zool.]endoskeleton endosmseeendosmose endosmosenendosmosis

Hence:endosmotic

endosmoticadjendosmotic endosperman[Bot.]endosperm Eneas(n)npr[Gr.Mythol.]Aeneas

Hence:Eneide

Eneide(ni)n[Lat.Lit.]Aeneid energia(a)nenergyenergiaatomicatomicenergyenergiaelectricelectricpower
Hence:energic

energicadjenergetic enervanteadjenervatingunnerving enervarvtoenervate,unnerve

Hence:enervanteenervationenervate

enervate1.ppofenervar2.adjenervated,enervate enervationnenervation enharmonicadj[Mus.]enharmonic enigma[ma/mat]nenigmaalso:riddlepuzzle

Hence:enigmaticenigmatisar

enigmatseeenigma enigmaticadjenigmatic enigmatisarvtoenigmatize ennseeanno

enoiarv1.toannoy,vex2.toboreenoiarsetobebored
Hence:enoioenoiose

enoio(n)n1.annoyance,worry,trouble2.boredom,ennui enoiose(se)adjboring enormeadjenormous

Hence:enormitate

enormitaten1.enormousness2.enormity ensemble[F]nensemble(1.groupofmusiciansplayingtogether2.complete,harmoniouscostume) enten[Philos.]ens

Hence:entitate

entesuffixoadjective[usedwithverbsinerformingverbaladjectives]ing,ent(asin"recurring","recurrent")
Hence:entiacoherenteetc.excellenteetc.

entesuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsiner]ent(1.onewhoorthatwhichis...ent2.onewhoorthatwhich...s)
Hence:absorbenteetc.convalescenteetc.miscredenteetc.studenteetc.

entelechia(a)n[Philos.]entelechy entente[F]nentente enteralgia(a)n[Pathol.]enteralgia entericadj[Anat.]enteric enteritis(tis)n[Pathol.]enteritis enterocolitis(tis)n[Pathol.]enterocolitis enterologia(a)nenterology(=scienceorstudyoftheintestines) enteron(n)n[Anat.,Zool.]enteron,alimentarycanal

Hence:enteritisentericdysenteria&enteralgiaetc.enterocolitisetc.enterologiaetc.enterotomoetc.lienteriaetc. mesenterioetc.gastroenteritisetc.

enterotomia(a)n[Surg.]enterotomy enterotomo(r)n[Surg.]enterotome enthusias[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:enthusiasmo&enthusiasta&

enthusiasmarvtorenderenthusiastic enthusiasmonenthusiasm

Hence:enthusiasmar

enthusiastanenthusiast
Hence:enthusiastic

enthusiasticadjenthusiastic,enthusiastical entiasuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsiner]ence,ency(=stateorqualityof...ingorbeing...ant)
Hence:adolescentiaetc.incandescentiaetc.omnipotentiaetc.

entitatenertity entoadv[occurringincompounds]ento,ent(=within,inside)
Hence:entozoonetc.

entomon[occurringincompounds]entomo(=insect)
Hence:entomologoetc.

entomologia(a)nentomology entomologicadjentomological entomologistanentomologist entomologo(m)nentomologist

Hence:entomologiaentomologistaentomologic

entozoon(z)(plentozoa)nentozoon entraniasnplentrails entrarvtoenter(=togoorcomein)entrarintoenter(into)

Hence:entrata

entratanentrance,entry(1.actofentering2.door,passage,hall,etc.throughwhichoneenters)alentratadel(hiberno, etc.)atthebeginningof(winter,etc.) entre[F]n[Cooking]entree entresol[F]nentresol,mezzanine enuclearvtoenucleate(1.toshell,husk,pod,etc.2.[Biol.]3.[Surg.]

Hence:enucleation

enucleationnenucleation enumerarvtoenumerate
Hence:enumerationenumerativeenumerator

enumerationnenumeration

enumerativeadjenumerative enumeratornenumerator enunciarvtoenunciate(=tosetforth)

Hence:enunciationenunciativeenunciato

enunciationnenunciation(=statement) enunciativeadjenunciative enunciatonformulation(ofaproblem) enzymanenzyme [eo]adv1.therethither2.until,uptothetime3.tothatpurpose,tothatend4.therefore5.tothatdegreeorextent eon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]eo(=dawn)Eosnpr[Gr.Mythol.]Eos

Hence:eoeeosinaeosinophileetc.eoanthropoetc.eocenetc.

eoanthropo(tr)n[Paleontol.]Eoanthropus,Piltdownman eocen[Geol.]adjEocene
Hence:eoceno

eocenon[Geol.]Eocene eoe()adjeoan(1.dawn2.oriental) eohippon[Paleontol.]Eohippus eolicadjAeolian(=ofAeolus) eolieadjAeolian(=ofAeolus)harpaeolieaeolianharp eolithicadj[Archeol.]eolithic eolitho()n[Archeol.]eolith

Hence:eolithic

Eolo()npr[Mythol.]Aeolus
Hence:eoliceolie

eosseeeo eosinan[Chem.]eosin eosinophile(n)adj[Biol.]eosinophile,eosinophilic,eosinophilous

Hence:eosinophiloeosinophilia

eosinophilia(a)n[Pathol.]eosinophilia

eosinophilo(n)n[Biol.]eosinophile eozoic(z)adj[Geol.]Eozoic eozoon(z)n[Geol.]eozoon

Hence:eozoic

epseeepi epaulette[F]nepaulet,epaulette ephedran[Bot.]Ephedra

Hence:ephedrina

ephedrinan[Pharm.]ephedrine ephelide(f)nfreckle ephemereadjephemeral

Hence:ephemerideephemero

ephemeride(m)n1.calendar,almanac,etc.2.[Astron.]ephemerisephemeridesephemerides ephemero(f)n[Zool.]ephemeron,ephemeridephemeros[Zool.]Ephemera,Ephemerida epiprefixo[epbeforehorvowel,usedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]epi,ep(=on,upon)

Hence:epigeeetc.epitaphioetc.epizoonetc.ephelideetc.ephemereetc.

epicadjepic,epical(un)poemaepic(an)epic epicenadj[Gram.]epicene epicuree(e)adjEpicureanalso:epicurean epicureismo(zmo)n1.[Philos.]Epicureanism2.epicurism epicureo(o)n1.Epicurean2.epicure,epicurean epicurismon1.[Philos.]Epicureanism2.epicurism Epicuronpr[Gr.Philos.]Epicurus

Hence:epicurismoepicureeepicureismo,epicureo

epidemia(a)nepidemic
Hence:epidemic

epidemicadjepidemic,epidemical epidermis(dr)n[Anat.,Bot.]epidermis epigee(g)adj[Bot.]epigeous(=growingupontheground)

epiglottis(gl)n[Anat.]epiglottis epigono(p)nepigone(=oneofasucceedingandlessdistinguishedgeneration)Epigonos[Gr.Myth.]Epigoni epigramma[ma/mat]nepigram

Hence:epigrammatic

epigrammatseeepigramma epigrammaticadjepigrammatic epilepsia(a)nepilepsy epilepticadjepileptic(=havingtodowithepilepsy)

Hence:epileptico

epilepticonepileptic opilogarvtoepilogize epilogo(p)nepilogue

Hence:epilogar

epipedo()n[occurringincompounds]epiped(=planesurface) epiphyto(phyto)n[Bot.]epiphyte episcopaladjepiscopalecclesiaepiscopalEpiscopalChurchepiscopaln[Theol.]Episcopalian episcopatonepiscopate(1.office,territory,tenure,etc.ofabishop2.bodyofbishops) episcopo(ps)nbishop

Hence:episcoratoepiscopalarchiepiscopoetc.

episodicadjepisodic,episodical episodionepisode
Hence:episodic

epispasticadj[Med.]epispastic epistola(ps)n1.letter,epistle2.[Eccl.]Epistle
Hence:epistolariepistoleroepistolographoetc.

epistolariadjepistolary epistoleronletterwriter epistolographia(a)nepistolography epistolographicadjepistolographic

epistolographo(l)nepistolographer
Hence:epistolographiaepistolographic

epitaphionepitaph epitheticadjepithetic epitheto(teto)n[Gram.]epithet

Hence:epithetic

epizoon(z)(plepizoa)n[Zool.]epizoon epocha()nepochepochaglacialIceAgefacerepochatobeepochmaking
Hence:epochal

epochaladjepochal epodonepode eponyme()adjeponymous

Hence:eponymiaeponymo

eponymia(a)neponymy eponymo()neponym,eponymus epoeia(pya)nepic,epicpoem epos()nepic,epicpoem

Hence:epicepopeiaetc.

epteseeapte equabileadjequable equaladj1.equal2.equable,even

Hence:equalitateequalarequalatorequalisarinequalinequalitate

equalarv1.toequalize2.toequal(=tobeequalto)equalerseaunpersonatoconsideroneselfequaltosomeone equalatornequalizer,equaller equalisarvtoequalize equalitaten1.equality2.equability,evenness equalmenteadv1.equally2.likewise,also equanime(equ)adjeventempered

Hence:equanimitate

equanimitatenequanimity

equarvtoequate
Hence:equabileinequabileequationequator&adequar&

equationnequation(1.[Math.]2.[Astron.]) equatornequator
Hence:equatorial

EquatornprEcuador equatorialadjequatorial equeadjequitablefair,right

Hence:equitateequal&equar&inique&equilatereetc.equivocetc.equidistanteetc.equinoctioetc.equivaleretc.

equerseesequer equestreadjequestrianstatuaequestreequestrianstatue equidifferenteadjequidifferent equidistanteadjequidistant

Hence:equidistantia

equidistantianequidistance equilateraladjequilateral,ofequalsides equilatereadjequilateral,ofequalsides

Hence:equilateral

equilibrarvtobalance(=toequilibrate)(ben)equilibrate(well)balanced equilibreadjbalanced,inequilibrium
Hence:equilibrioequilibrarequilibristaequilibristic,disequilibrardisequilibrate

equilibrionequilibrium,balanceequilibrioeuropeebalanceofpowerinEuropeperderleequilibriotoloseone's balancemantenerleequilibriotokeepone'sbalance equilibristanequilibrist equilibristicadjequilibristic equinadjequinepedeequinclubfoot equinoctialadjequinoctial(=pertainingtoeitherequinox)lineaequinoctialequinoctialline,celestialequator equinoctionequinoxprecessiondelequnoctiosprecessionoftheequinoxes

Hence:equinoctial

equipan[Sports]team

equipage(aje)n1.[Mil.](field)equipment2.equipage,carriage(withorwithouthorses)3.[Naut.]crew equipamentonequipment(1.actionofequipping2.outfit) equiparvtoequip

Hence:equipaequipageequipamento

equiponderanteadjofequalweight,equiponderant equiponderantianequalityofweight,equiponderance equiponderarvtoequiponderate,counterbalance

Hence:equiponderanteequivonderantia

equitarvtorideonhorseback
Hence:equitation

equitatenequity,fairness equitationnequitationscholadeequitationridingschool equite()n[Rom.Hist.]equesequites[Rom.Hist.]equites

Hence:equitar&

equivalente1.pprofequivaler2.adjequivalentequivalentenequivalent equivalentianequivalence equivalervtobeequivalent(to),tobeequalinvalue(to)

Hence:equivalenteequivalentia

equivocadjequivocal(1.ambiguous2.questionable,susppicious)
Hence:equivocarequivocationequivoco

equivocarvtoequivocate equivocationnequivocation equivoco()nambiguity(=equivocalexpression) equonhorse(equuscaballus)

Hence:equite&equestreequin

eranera(le)erachristian(the)ChristianEra[era]pastofesserwas,were eradicarvtoeradicate
Hence:eradicationeradicativeeradicator

eradicationneradication eradicativeadjeradicative

eradicatorneradicator ercerv[occurringincompounds]
Hence:coercer&exercer&

erectseeeriger erecteadjerect erectileadjerectile erectilitatenerectility erectionn1.erection(ofabuilding,statue,etc.2.establishment,foundation(ofanoffice,etc.)) erectornerector(1.asin"erectorofacathedral,akingdom,etc."2.[Anat.]) eremitanhermit

Hence:eremitageeremiteriaeremitic

eremitage(aje)nhermitage(=secludedplace,abode,etc.) eremiteria(a)nhermitage(=hermit'sabode) eremiticadjhermit's(asin"ahermit'slife") ergn[Phys.]erg [erga]prep1.towards2.against3.inrespectto ergoadvconsequently,accordingly,therefore,then eria(era)suffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]1.ery,shop,store(=placewhere...ismade,worked,kept,orsold) 2.ery,eering,smithing,work(=art,craft,trade,orpracticeofworkingwith...also:theproductofsuchwork) 3.ery,age,ism(=behaviorofa...orlikethatofa...)

Hence:joieleriaetc.lacteriaetc.pastisseriaetc.drapperiaetc.diaboleriaetc.galanteriaetc.

ericanEricaheather,heath
Hence:ericaceas

ericaceasnplEricaceae ericiarvtobristle(=tosetonend)ericiarsetobristle(=tostandonend)ericiatedebristlingwith ericionhedgehog

Hence:ericiar

eriger[rig/rect]v1.toerect(=tobuild,setup)2.toestablish,setuperigerseintoposeas,setupfor
Hence:erectileerectilitateerectionerectorerecte

erosuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]er,eer,man(=onewhoworkswithordealsin...or...s)

Hence:eriabrancheroetc.barberoetc.ferreroetcjoieleroetc.specieroetc.

eroder[rod/ros]vtoerode
Hence:erosionerosive

erogarvtolayout,spend
Hence:supererogar&

Eros()nprEros
Hence:erotismoeroticeroticismoerotomaniaetc.

erosseeeroder erosionnerosion erosiveadjerosive erotseeEros eroticadjerotic eroticismoneroticism erotismon[Psychiatry]erotism erotomania(a)n[Pathol.]erotomania erranteadjerrant(=travelinginquestofadventure)cavalleroerranteknighterrant errarv1.towander,roam2.toerr
Hence:erroneeerrorerraticaberrar&circumerrar

errarv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:errante

erraticadjerraticroccaerraticerraticblockorboulder erratum(plerrata)[NL]nerratum erroneeadjerroneous errornerrorerrorde(grammatica,etc.)mistakein(grammar,etc.)errortypographictypographicalerror,misprint committerunerrortomakeamistakeesserinerrortobemistaken,atfaultsalvoerroroomissionerrorsandomisions excepted erubescente1.pproferubescer2.adjerubescent erubescentianerubescence erubescervtoredden,growred

Hence:erubescenteerubescentia

erucan[Entom.]caterpillaralso:caterpillarchain,caterpillartreadtractoraerucascaterpillartractor eructarvtobelchalso:tovomitforth
Hence:eructation

eructationnbelching,eructation erudirvtoteach,instruct
Hence:eruditioneruditeerudito

eruditeadjerudite eruditionnerudition eruditonscholar,learnedperson erumper[rump/rupt]v1.toburst,sunder2.tobreakout,burstforth,erupt

Hence:eruptioneruptiveeruptintate

eruptseeerumper eruptionneruption eruptiveadjeruptive eruptivitateneruptivity erysipela(s)n[Pathol.]erysipelas esprofesseris,am,are Esau(u)nprmEsau escsuffixoadjective[usedwithnouns]esque(1.like,similarto,orcharacteristicofa...2.[usedwithnamesof persons,nations,andpeoples]inthemannerorstyleof...orthe...s)

Hence:gigantescetc.picarescetc.dantescetc.raphaelescetc.arabescetc.

escan1.baitlure2.tinder
Hence:escar

escaldarvtoscald(=toburnaccidentallyortreatwithboilingwater,steam,etc.)
Hence:escaldatura

escaldaturanscald(1.scalding2.burn) escamotarv[Conjuring]towhiskaway,makedisappear escamparvtobolt,scamper(away) escappadanescapade(=prankishadventure) escappamenton1.escape(=actofescaping)2.[Clockmaking]escapement3.exhaust(ofanengine)

escapparvtoescape(=togetaway,out,etc.,asbyflight,throughaleak,etc.)
Hence:escappadaescappamentoescappatoriaescappata

escappatanescape(=actofescaping) escappatorianwayout(ofadifficulty) escarvtobait(1.tofurnishwithbait2.tolure,entice) eschatadj[occurringincompounds]eschato(=last)

Hence:eschatologo

eschatologia(a)neschatology eschatologicadjeschatological eschatologo(t)neschatologist

Hence:eschatologiaeschatologic

eschimo(s)nEskimo Eschylo(s)nprAeschylus esclusan1.sluice,floodgate2.lock(ofacanal,river,etc.) escolamentondrainage(=processofdraining,gradualflowingoff) escolarvtodrain(=tocausetoflowoffslowly)

Hence:escolamento

escortanescort(1.[Army,Navy]2.personorpersonsaccompanyinganotherforprotectionorasamatterof politeness)
Hence:escortar

escortarvtoescort escudo[P]n[Monet.]escudo Esculapionpr[Gr.Mythol.]AesculapiusesculapioAesculapian,physician esesuffixosubstantiveeadjective[usedwithnamesofplaces]ese(I.[formingadjectives]1.pertainingto...2.native to,citizenof,orinhabiting...II.[formingnouns]1.native,citizen,orinhabitantof...2.languageof...)

Hence:angleseetc.franceseetc.groenlandeseetc.

esmeraldinadjemerald,emeraldgreen esmeraldonemeraldleInsuladeEsmeraldotheEmeraldIsle
Hence:esmeraldin

esoadv[occurringincompounds]eso(=within,inside)

Hence:esophagoetc.

esophagee(e)adjesophageal,oesophageal esophago(s)n[Anat.]esophagus,oesophagus
Hence:esophagee

esopicadjAesopian,Aesopic Esoponpr[Gr.Lit.]Aesop
Hence:esopic

esoteradj[occurringinderivatives]esoter(=inner)
Hence:esoterismoesoteric

esotericadjesoteric esoterismonesoterism,esotericism EspanianprSpain

Hence:espanioljudeoespanioletc.

espanioladjSpanishespanioln1.Spaniard2.Spanish(language)3.spaniel esparentaavesnscarecrow espaventabileadjfrightful(=dreadful,horrible,etc.) espaventarvtofrighten(=tofillwithfright)espaventarsetobecomefrightened

Hence:espaventoespaventabileespaventaavesetc.

espaventonfright esperantismonEsperantism esperantistan[Interling.]Esperantist esperanto[Esp.]n[Interling.]Esperanto

Hence:esperantismoesperantista

esplanadanesplanade esquadran1.square(asin"Tsquare")2.squad3.[Navy]squadron esquadrarvtosquare(=toformwithrightanglesandstraightlines)

Hence:esquadraesquadron

esquadronn[Mil.]squadron [esque](ske)interrpartesqueilhabelelibro?hashethebook? essasuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]ess(=female...,wifeofa...)

Hence:abbatessaetc.contessaetc.duchessaetc.tigressaetc.

essasuffixosubstantive[usedwithadjectives]ess,ness(=stateorqualityofbeing..)
Hence:delicatessaetc.politessaetc.prodessaetc.ricchessaetc.

essamage(aje)n1.swarming2.swarmingtime essamarvtoswarm essamaturanswarming essamenswarm

Hence:essamaressamage,essamatura

essayabileadjassayable essayage(aje)ntryingon,fitting(ofclothes) essayarvI.totry(1.totest,essayalso:totryongarment,etc.2.toattempt,essay)II.toassay("toassayanore,a metaletc.") essayatorn1.assayer2.[Tail.etc.]fitter essayistanessayist essayo(s)n1.trial,test2.assay(=assayal)3.attempt,essay4.essay("literaryessay")

Hence:essayistaessayaressayage,essayabile,essayator

[esse]demadjthis,that,these,those
Hence:esso

essentianessence(1.absolutebeing2.intrinsicnature3.extractobtainedbydistillation)
Hence:essentialessentialitatequintessentiaetc.

essentialadjessentialoleosessentialessentialoils essentialnessential essentialitatenessentiality esservtobe(1.toexist2.[grammaticalfunctions]:a)copulab)auxiliaryformingthepassivevoice)

Hence:essentia&absente&presente&ente&:[esque]etc.esserbenesseretc.seeverbalformses,[so],[son],[somos], [sia],[era],[ser]&

essernbeing(1.existence2.person,organizedentity,etc.)leEsserSupremetheSupremeBeing,God [esso]dempronthis,thatproessoforthisreason,forthatreason,therefore essugarvtodry,wipe,mopup,etc. estneast(ir)alest(togo)east(vento)delesteast(wind),easterlyoreastern(wind)

Hence:Estfaliaetc.nordestetc.

estseeestate

estseeestate establimentonestablishment(1.actofestablishing,founding,orsettingup2.institution,organization,business,etc.) establirvtoestablish(1.tomakefirmorstable2.tofound,setup3.asin"toestablishsomeoneinbusiness")establir setoestablishoneself,settle

Hence:establimentoestablitorpreestablirrestablirrestablimento

establitornestablisher estatensummer
Hence:estiveestivarestivante

[este]adjthis(=iste)
Hence:esto

EstfalianprEastphalia esthe[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:esthesia&estheticanestheticanesthetico,cinestheticetc.estheticaestheta

esthesia(a)nesthesia
Hence:anesthesiaanesthesiaresthesiologiaetc.cinesthesiaetc.pseudesthesiaetc.

esthesiologia(a)nesthesiology esthesiometro()nesthesiometer esthesioneurosis(sis)nesthesioneurosis esthetanaesthete,esthete estheticadjaesthetic,esthetic estheticanaesthetics,esthetics estiman1.esteem2.[Naut.]reckoning estimabileadjestimable estimarv1.toestimate(=tocalculateapproximately)2.toesteem,holdinesteem

Hence:estimaestimabileinestimabileestimationdisestimardisestima

estimationnestimation(1.actofestimating2.esteem) estivantensummerresident estivarvtosummer estiveadjsummer,estival [esto]pronthis(=thisthing,reason,oridea)

EstonianprEstonia
Hence:estonianestoniano

estonianadjEstonian estonianonEstonian estrade[F]ndais,platform,estrade estraniamentonestrangement,alienation estraniarvtoestrange,alienate estranieadj1.foreign(asin"foreigncountries")also:alien2.strange(=queer,unfamiliar)corporeestranie[Med.] foreignbodyestranieaforeignto

Hence:estranieroestranitateestraniarestraniamento

estranieron1.foreigner,strangeralso:alien2.foreignparts,foreignlandsalestranieroabroad estranitatenstrangeness estuarionestuary estufan1.sweatingroom2.hothouse3.stove("stoveforheatingaroom")

Hence:estufar

estufarvto(let)simmertostew esturdimentondaze esturdirvtostun,daze

Hence:esturdimentoesturdite

esturdite1.ppofesturdir2.adjharebrained [et]conj1.and2.alsoet...et...both...and...
Hence:etsietc.

etseeetateitate etage[F]nfloor,story etatenage(1.lapseoftime2.periodinlife)queetatehabevos?howoldareyou?etatedeaurogoldenage

Hence:coetanee

etateseeitate etcetera,etc.(c)andsoon,andsoforth,etc. eternaladjeternal eterneadjeternal

Hence:eternitateeternaleternisarcoeternecoeternitatesempiterneetc.

eternisarvtoeternize(1.tomakeeternalalso:toimmortalize2.toprolongindefinitely) eternitateneternity ethseeethere ethanon[Chem.]ethane etherenether(1.upperair,clearsky2.[Phys.]3.[Chem])

Hence:ethereeetherificaretherificationetherisaretherisationethanoethylo&

ethereeadjethereal etherificarvtoetherify etherificationnetherification etherisarvtoetherize(1.tomixorcompoundwithether2.toanesthetizewithether) etherisationnetherization ethicadjethical(=treatingofmoralquestionsorofmoralscience) ethicanethics(=thescienceofmorals) ethiconethicist,moralist ethiope(t)adj/nEthiopian

Hence:Ethiopiaethiopic

EthiopianprEthiopia ethiopicadjEthiopic ethnn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:ethnicethnographoetc.ethnopsychologiaetc.

ethnicadjethnic(1.[Ch.Hist.]pagan2.ethnological) ethnogenia(a)nethnogeny ethnographia(a)nethnography ethnographicadjethnographic ethnographo(n)nethnographer

Hence:ethnographiaethnographic

ethnologia(a)nethnology ethnologicadjethnological ethnologistanethnologist

ethnologistanethnologist ethnologo(n)nethnologist
Hence:ethnologiaethnologistaethnologic

ethnopsychologia(a)nethnopsychology ethologia(a)n[Sociol.]ethology ethopeia(pya)n[Rhet.]ethopoeia ethos()n[Philos.,Rhet.,etc.]ethos

Hence:ethicethicoethicaethologiaetc.ethopeiaetc.cacoetheetc.

ethylaminon[Chem.]ethylamine ethylenon[Chem.]ethylene ethylicadj[Chem.]ethylicalcoholethylicethylalcohol ethylon[Chem.]ethyl

Hence:ethylenoethylicethylaminoetc.

etiam()also,likewise,tooeven,evenyetyetnonsolmente...sedetiam...notonly...butalso... etiquetta(k)n1.label,tag,ticket2.etiquette
Hence:etiquettar

etiquettar(ke)vtolabel(=toputalabelon) EtnanprEtna,Aetna etosuffixosubstantive[usedwithnamesoftrees]etum,grove(=groveof...trees)

Hence:pinetoetc.

EtrurianprEtrurla etruscadjEtruscan
Hence:etrusco

etrusconEtruscan(1.nativeofEtruria2.Etruscanlanguage) [etsi]conj1.evenif2.andyet3.though,although ettasuffixosubstantive[usedmostlywithnounsina]ette(=little,small,minor)

Hence:hachettaetc.cigarrettaetc.operettaetc.furchettaetc.

ettesuffixoadjectiveish(=somewhat...,pretty...)
Hence:ettoettabelletteetc.

ettosuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]et,ette(=small,little,minor)
Hence:clarinettoetc.panettoetc.caprettoetc

Hence:clarinettoetc.panettoetc.caprettoetc

etui[F]ncase(foreyeglasses,cigars,etc.),etui etymo()netymon
Hence:etymologoetc.

etymologia(a)netymology(1.originorderivationofaword2.branchofphilologyconcernedwithetymologies) etymologicadjetymologic,etymological etymologisarvtoetymologize etymologistanetymologist etymologo(m)netymologist

Hence:etymologiaetymologista,etymologic,etymologisar

euadj/adv[occurringincompounds]eu(1.good,fine2.wel]also:easy,easily,etc.)
Hence:eurhythmiaetc.euphoneetc.euphemeetc.eudemonetc.

eucharistia(a)n[Eccl.]Eucharist
Hence:eucharistic

eucharisticadjEucharistic EuclidenprEuclid[circa300B.C.,Greekgeometrician]
Hence:euclidiannoneuclidian

euclidianadjEuclidean eudemonadj[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:eudemoniaeudemonismo

eudemonia(a)neudaemonia eudemonismoneudaemonism eugenicadjeugenic

Hence:eugenica

eugenicaneugenics eunuchoneunuch euphemeadj[occurringinderivatives]euphemious,euphemous

Hence:euphemiaeuphemismoeuphemisticeuphemic

euphemia(a)neuphemism euphemicadjeuphemistic euphemismon[Rhet.]euphemism

euphemismon[Rhet.]euphemism euphemisticadjeuphemistic euphoneadjeuphonious,euphonic

Hence:euphoniaeuphonic

euphonia(a)neuphony euphonicadjeuphonic,euphonious EuphratenprEuphrates EurseeEuropa EurasianprEurasia

Hence:eurasiatic

eurasiaticadjEurasiatic,Eurasian eureka![Gr]eureka! eurhythmia(a)neurhythmy

Hence:eurhythmic

eurhythmicadjeurhythmic Europanpr1.[Mythol.]Europa2.Europe
Hence:europiumeuropeeeuropeisar,indoeuropeoEurasiaetc.

europee(pe)adjEuropean europeisarvtoEuropeanize europeo(po)nEuropean europium(r)n[Chem.]europium EvanprfEve evacuante1.pprofevacuar2.adj/n[Med.]evacuant evacuarvtoevacuatealso:[Med.]

Hence:evacuanteevacuationevacuative

evacuationnevacuationalso:[Med.] evacuativeadj[Med.]evacuant,evacuative evader[vad/vas]v1.togetaway,escape2.toevade(=topracticeevasion)

Hence:evasionevasive

evaginarvtoevaginate

evaginarvtoevaginate
Hence:evagination

evaginationnevagination evalutarvtoevaluatealso:toestimate,assess,etc.
Hence:evalutation

evalutationnevaluation evanescente1.pprofevanescer2.adjvanishing,evanescent evanescentianevanescence evanescervtovanish

Hence:evanescimentoevanescenteevanescentia

evanescimentonvanishment evangelicadjevangelic,evangelical(1.oftheGospels2.asin"evangelicaldenomination") EvangelinanprfEvangeline evangeliongospel evangelisarvtoevangelize evangelisationnevangelization evangelisatornevangelizer evangelismonevangelism evangelistanEvangelistalso:evangelist evangelo(ng)nevangelist,evangel
Hence:Evangelinaevangelioevangelicevangelisarevangelismo,evangelista,evangelisation,evangelisator

evaporabileadjevaporable,vaporizable evaporarvtoevaporate(1.tovaporize2.tobevaporized)
Hence:evaporabileevaporationevaporativeevaporatori

evaporationnevaporation evaporativeadjevaporative evaporatoriadjevaporating(asin"evaporatingprocess,apparatus,etc.") evasseeevader evasionn1.escape,getaway2.evasion evasiveadjevasive

evasiveadjevasive evectseeeveher evectionn[Astron.]evection eveher[veh/vect]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:evection

evelianawakening eveliarvtowakeup(=toarousefromsleep)eveliarsetowakeup(=tocomeoutofsleep)
Hence:eveliaeveliator

eveliatornawakener eveller[vell/vuls]vtoevulse,tearout,pullout
Hence:evulsion

evenir[ven/vent]vtohappen,cometopass
Hence:eventoeventualeventualitate

eventseeevenir eventonevent(=occurrenceofsomeimportance) eventrarvtodisembowel

Hence:eventration

eventrationn1.(actof)disemboweling2.[Pathol.]ventralhernia eventualadjcontingent,possible eventualitaten1.possibility,contingency2.eventuality eversseeeverter eversionn1.eversion(=actofeverting)2.destruction,ruin everter[vert/vers]vtoevert,turninsideout

Hence:eversion

evictseeevincer evictionn[Law]eviction(1.recoverybylegalprocess2.dispossession) evidenteadjevident

Hence:evidentia

evidentianevidence(=qualityorconditionofbeingevident)ponerinevidentiatomakeevident evincer[vinc/vict]v[Law]toevict(1.recoverbylegalprocess2.todispossess)
Hence:eviction

Hence:eviction

evitabileadjevitable evitarvtoavoid,shun
Hence:evitabileinevitabileevitation

evitationn(actof)avoiding,shunning evonage(=longperiodoftime)
Hence:medievoetc.longeveetc.

evocabileadjevocable evocarvtoevoke,callforthevocarauntribunalsuperiortoremovetoahighertribunal
Hence:evocabileevocationevocatori

evocationnevocation evocatoriadjevocatory evolutseeevolver evolutionnevolution(1.development2.[Biol.]3.[Mil.,Naut.]) evolutionismonevolutionism evolutionistanevolutionist evolutiveadjevolutive evolver[volv/volut]vI.toevolve,develop(1.toundergoanevolutionordevelopment2.tocausetoevolveor develop)II.[Mil.,Naut.]toevoluteevolverunfilm(photographic)todevelopafilm

Hence:evolutionevolutionismo,evolutionistaevolutive

evulsseeeveller evulsionnevulsion exprepoutof,from exprefixo[usedwithnouns]ex(=former)

Hence:expresidenteetc.exmaritoetc.excommunistaetc.

exacerbarvtoexacerbate(=toincreasethesmartorbitternessof)
Hence:exacerbation

exacerbationnexacerbation(=stateofbeingexacerbated) exactseeexiger exacteadjexact,accuratealso:punctualscientiasexacteexactsciences

Hence:exactitudeinexacteinexactitude

Hence:exactitudeinexacteinexactitude

exactionnexaction(=actionofexacting) exactituden1.exactitude,accuracy2.punctuality exactorntaxcollectorexactorextorter exaggerarvtoexaggerate

Hence:exaggerationexaggerativeexaggerator

exaggerationnexaggeration exaggerativeadjexaggerative exaggeratornexaggerator exaltarvtoexalt(1.toraiseinrank,honor,power,etc.2.toextol)exaltarsetogrowexcited,growenthusiastic

Hence:exaltationexaltate

exaltateadjoverexcited exaltationnexaltation(1.actofraisingtoasuperiorrankorposition2.actofpraising,extoling3.overexcitement, rapture,etc. examinabileadjexaminable examinantenexaminer examinarvtoexamine examinatornexaminer examinenexamination(1.investigation2.test)examinedeconscientiaselfexaminationlibereexaminefreeinquiry

Hence:examinarexaminante,examinabile,examinator

exarchv[occurringinderivatives]exarch
Hence:exarchoexarchato

exarchatonexarchate exarchonexarch(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.[Gr.Orth.Ch.]) exasperarv1.toaggravate,makeworse(adisease,pain,etc.)2.toexasperate

Hence:exasperation

exasperationn1.aggravation(ofdisease,pain,etc.)2.exasperation excambiabileadjexchangeable excambiarvtoexchange

Hence:excambioexcambiabileexcambiator

excambiatornexchangerexcambiatorthermic[AtomicPhys.]heatexchanger

excambiatornexchangerexcambiatorthermic[AtomicPhys.]heatexchanger excambionexchange(=actionofexchanging)libereexcambiofreetrade excathedra[L]excalhedra excavarvtoexcavate(=tohollowout,dig) excavationnexcavation(=actionorresultofhollowingout) excavatornexcavator(1.onewhoexcavates2.machinefordiggingoutearth) exceder[ced/cess]vtoexceed

Hence:excessiveexcesso

excellente1.pprofexceller2.adjexcellent excellentianexcellence,excellencyperexcellentiaparexcellenceVostreExcellentiaYourExcellency exceller[cell/cels]vtoexcelexcellerintoexcelin

Hence:excellenteexcellentiaexcelse

excelsseeexcell excelseadjelevated,sublime,lofty exceptseeexcip exceptarvtoexcept(=toleaveout,takeout) excepteprepexcept,excepting exceptionnexceptionexception(peremptori,dilatori,etc.)[Law](peremptory,dilatory,etc.)exception exceptionaladjexceptional excern[cern/cret]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:excretionexcretoriexcretar

excessseeexceder excessiveadjexcessive excessonexcess(1.factofexceedinginamountordegree2.amountbywhichonethingexceedsanother3.asin"to commitexcesses") excider[cid/cis]vtocutoutoroff,excide

Hence:excisionexcisar

excip[cip/cept]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:excipienteexceptionexceptionalexcepteexceptar

excipienten[Pharm.]excipient excisseeexcider

excisseeexcider excisarv[Surg.]toexcise excisionn[Surg.]excision excitabileadjexcitable excitabilitatenexcitability excitamentonexcitation(=actionofexciting) excitantenexcitant,stimulant excitarvtoexcite

Hence:excitamentoexcitanteexcitabileexcitabilitate,inexcitabileexcitationexcitativeexcitatorsuperexcitar superexcitation

excitationnI.excitation(1.actionofexciting2.[Elec.])II.excitement(=stateofbeingexcited) excitativeadjexciting,stimulating excitatorn1.exciter2.[Elec.]discharger exclamarvtoexclaim

Hence:exclamationexclamative

exclamationnexclamation exclamativeadjexclamatory exclaramenton(actof)lightingup exclararvtolightup

Hence:exclaramento

excluder[clud/clus]vtoexclude
Hence:exclusionexclusiveexclusivismo,exclusivista,exclusivitate

exclusseeexcluder exclusionnexclusionalexclusiondetotheexclusionof exclusiveadjexclusive(1.asin"exclusiveright,exclusiveterms"2.asin"anexclusiveclub") exclusivismonexclusiveness,exclusivism exclusivistanexclusivist exclusivitatenexclusiveness(ofrights,terms,etc.) excogitarvtothinkout,excogitate

Hence:excogitation

excogitationndevising,contrivance,excogitation

excogitationndevising,contrivance,excogitation excommunicarvtoexcommunicate
Hence:excommunication

excommunicationnexcommunicationexcommunicationmajor,minorgreater,lesserexcommunication,major,minor excommunication excommunistanexcommunist,formercommunist excoriarvtobark,graze,excoriate

Hence:excoriation

excoriationnexcoriation(=abrasionoftheskin) excrementaladjexcremental excrementicieadjexcrementitious excrementonexcrement

Hence:excrementalexcrementicieexcrementose

excrementoseadjexcremental excrescentianexcrescence(=abnormalordisfiguringoutgrowth) excrescervtogrowoutorforth

Hence:excrescentia

excretseeexcern excretarvtoexcrete excretionnexcretion excretoriadjexcretory excurr[curr/curs]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:excursionexcursionista

excursseeexcurr excursionnI.excursion(1.pleasuretrip2.digression)II.[Mil.]sally,raid excursionistanexcursionist excusanexcusefacerexcusastomakeexcusesfacer(su)excusastomakeapologies,apologize excusabileadjexcusable excusarvtoexcuse(=toclearofblame)excusarsetoexcuseoneself,apologize

Hence:excusaexcusabileinexcusabileexcusationexcusatori

excusationnexcuse,excusing

excusationnexcuse,excusing excusatoriadjapologetic(=makingexcuseorapology) execrabileadjexecrable execrarvtoexecrate(1.toimprecateevilupon2.toabhor,detest)

Hence:execrabileexecrationexecratorexecratori

execrationnexecration(1.imprecation,malediction2.abhorrence,detestation execratornexecrator execratoriadjexecratory executseeexequer executabileadjexecutable,practicable executarvtoexecute(1.tocarryout2.toputtodeathaccordingtolaw) executionnexecution(1.actofcarryingout2.actofputtingtodeathaccordingtolaw) executiveadjexecutive executornexecutor(=onewhocarriesout)executortestamentariexecutor(=personappointedtoexecuteawill) executoriadjexecutory(asin"executorydecree,law,etc.")judicioexecutorienforceablejudgment exegesenexegesis exegetanexegetist exegeticadjexegetic
Hence:exegetica

exegeticanexegetics exemplaradjexemplary(1.beingagoodmodelorpattern2.servingasawarningtoothers)exemplarn1.model, exemplar2.copy(specimenofabook,etc.) exemplificarvtoexemplify(=toshowbyexample) exemplificationnexemplification(=actofshowingbyexample) exempligratia,e.g.[L]exempligratia,e.g.,forexample exemplonexample(1.sample,specimen2.model,pattern3.instanceservingtoillustratearuleorprecept)facerun exemplodeunpersonatomakeanexampleofsomeoneperexemploforexample,forinstancesinexemplo unparalleled,withoutexampledarunexemplotosetanexample

Hence:exemplarexemplificarexemplification

exemptseeeximer exemptarvtoexempt exempteadjexempt

exempteadjexempt exemptionnexemption exequer[equ/ecut]vtoexecute,carryout

Hence:exequiasexecutionelectrocutionetc.:excecutiveexecutorexecutori:executarexecutabileinexecutabile, electrocutaretc.

exequiasnplfuneralrites,exequies exercervtopractice,carryon
Hence:exercitioexercitar&

exercitarvtotrain,exercise,drill
Hence:exercitation

exercitationn1.training,exercise,drill2.practice(asin"thepracticeofaprofession") exercitionI.exercise(1.asin"theexerciseofvirtues"2.asin"anexerciseingrammar")II.practice(asin"the practiceofaprofession")III.[Mil.]drill exfoliationn1.fallofleaves2.exfoliation(=processofcomingoffinlayersorscales,peelingoff) exhalarvtoexhale(asin"toexhaleodor")

Hence:exhalation

exhalationnexhalation(1.exhaling,givingoffasvapor,etc.2.thatwhichisexhaled) exhauribileadjexhaustible exhaurir[haur/haust]vtoexhaust(1.todrain,useup,consume,etc.2.asin"toexhaustasubject")exhaurirseto exhaustoneself

Hence:exhauribileinexhauribileexhaustibileinexhaustibileexhaustionexhausteinexhauste

exhaustseeexhaurir exhausteadjexhausted(=consumed,usedup) exhaustibileadjexhaustible exhaustionnexhaustion(=actionofdraining,usingup,consuming,etc.) exheredarvtodisinherit

Hence:exheredation

exheredationndisinheritance exhibirvtoexhibit
Hence:exhibitionexhibitionista,exhibitionismoexhibitorexbibitori

exhibitionnexhibitionalso:exhibit exhibitionismonexhibitionism(=tendencytowardsselfadvertisement)

exhibitionismonexhibitionism(=tendencytowardsselfadvertisement) exhibitionistanexhibitionist(=ostentatiousperson) exhibitornexhibitor exhibitoriadjexhibitory exhilarante1.pprofexhilarar2.adjexhilarant,exhilarating exhilararvtoexhilarate

Hence:exhilaranteexhilaration

exhilarationnexhilaration exhortarvtoexhort
Hence:exhortationexhortativeexhortatorexhortatori

exhortationnexhortation exhortativeadjexhortative exhortatornexhorter exhortatoriadjexhortatory exhumarvtoexhume

Hence:exhumation

exhumationnexhumation exigenteadjexigent,exacting exigentian1.demand2.exigency,requirement exiger[ig/act]vtoexact

Hence:exigenteexigentiaexigue&exigibileinexigibileexactionexactorexacte&

exigibileadjclaimable,exigible exigueadjexiguousscanty,scant
Hence:exiguitate

exiguitatenexiguity,scantiness exiliarvtoexile exiliatonexile(=exiledperson) exilionexile(=banishment)

Hence:exiliarexiliato

eximer[im/empt]vtoexempt

eximer[im/empt]vtoexempt
Hence:exemptionexempteexemptar

exirvtogoorcomeout
Hence:exito

existenteadjexistent,existing existentianexistence existentialadjexistential existentialismonexistentialism existentialistanexistentialist existervtoexist

Hence:existenteexistentiaexistentialexistentialismo,existentialista,inexistenteinexistentiapreexisterpreexistente preexistentia

exito(x)nexit,wayout exlibrisnbookplate,exlibris exmaritonexhusband,formerhusband exministron[Pol.]exminister,formerminister exoadv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]exo,ex(=without,outside)

Hence:exoticesoticismoexoskeletoetc.exosmoseetc.exogameetc.

exodicadjexodicalso:[Physiol.]efferent exodistanexodist(=onetakingpartinanexodus) exodo(x)nexodusExodoExodus

Hence:exodistaexodic

exogame(game)adj[Anthropol.]exogamous
Hence:exogamia

exogamia(a)n[Anthropol.]exogamy exogeneadjexogenous exonerarvtoexonerate(=tofreefromaburden,duty,obligation,etc.)

Hence:exoneration

exonerationnexoneration exoperantenstriker(=workeronstrike) exoperarvtostrike,beonstrike

exoperarvtostrike,beonstrike
Hence:exoperoexoperante

exopero()nstrike(asin"beonstrike") exorabileadjeasilymoved,exorable exorarvtomovebyentreaty

Hence:exorabileinexorabileinexorabilitate

exorbitanteadjexcessivealso:exorbitant exorbitantianexcessivenessalso:exorbitance exorbitarvtobeexcessiveorexorbitant

Hence:exorbitanteexorbitantia

exorcisarvtoexorcise
Hence:exorcismoexorcista

exorcismonexorcism exorcistanexorcist exordialadjexordial exordionexordium exordirvtobegin(adiscourse)

Hence:exordioexordial

exoskeleto(sk)n[Zool.]exoskeleton exosmseeexosmose exosmosenexosmosis

Hence:exosmotic

exosmoticadjexosmotic exoticadjexotic exoticismonexoticism expander[pand/pans]vtoexpand(=tocausetospreadout,stretchoutorunfold)

Hence:expansibileexpansibilitateexpansionexpansive

expansseeexpander expansibileadjexpansible expansibilitatenexpansibility expansionn1.expansion2.expansiveness

expansionn1.expansion2.expansiveness expansiveadjexpansive(1.[Sci.]2.showingone'sfeelingsfreely) expatriarvtoexpatriate(=tomakeanexileof)expatriarsetoexpatriate,emigrate

Hence:expatriation

expatriationnexpatriation(1.banishmentfromone'sfatherland2.emigration) expectante1.pprofexpectar2.adjexpectant expectarvtoexpect(=tolookformentally)

Hence:expectanteexpectationespectative

expectationnexpectation(1.stateofexpecting2.[Med.] expectativeadjexpectative expectorante1.pprofexpectorar2.adj[Med.]expectorant expectoranten[Med.]expectorant expectorarvtoexpectorate

Hence:expectorante,expectoration

expectorationnexpectoration expedicularvtodelouse expediente1.pprofexpedir2.adjexpedient,suitable,fit.expedientenexpedient expedirv1.toexpedite2.todispatch,despatch,sendoff

Hence:expedienteexpeditionexpeditiveexpeditorreexpedirreexpedition

expeditionnI.(actionof)expeditingII.sending(ofparcels,goods,etc.)III.expedition(1.promptness2.asin"an expeditiontotheNorthPole") expeditiveadjexpeditious expeditornexpeditoralso:sender,shipper expeller[pell/puls]vtoexpelalso:todeport(asin"todeportanundesirablealien")

Hence:expulsionexpulsive

expender[pend/pens]vtospend,expend(=togiveoutinpayment)
Hence:expensa

expensseeexpender expensanexpense experientianexperience(asin"teachingexperience,etc.")

Hence:inexperientia

experimentaladjexperimentalscientiaexperinentalexperimentalscience experimentarvtoexperiment experimentateadjexperienced experimentationnexperimentation experimentatornexperimenter experimentonexperiment

Hence:experimentalexperimentarexperimentation,experimentator,experimentateinexperimentate

experir[per/pert]vtotry,puttothetest
Hence:experimento&experientia&experte&

expertseeexsperir experteadjexpert
Hence:inexperteexperto

expertonexpert expiabileadjexpiable expiarvtoexpiate

Hence:expiabileinexpiabileexpiationexpiatorexpiatoriinexpiate

expiationnexpiation expiatornexpiator expiatoriadjexpiatorycaproespiatoriscapegoat expirarvtoexpire(1.tobreatheout2.todie)

Hence:expiration

expirationnexpiration(1.breathingout2.termination,end) explanarv1.tolevel,smoothout2.toexplain(=toexpound,interpret)
Hence:explanationexplanator

explanationn1.(actionof)leveling,smoothingout2.explanation(=interpretation,expounding) explanator1.leveler2.explainer explervtofill,fillup

Hence:expletive

expletiveadjexpletive explicabileadjexplainable,explicable

explicabileadjexplainable,explicable explicarvtoexplain
Hence:explicabileinexplicabileinexplicabilitateexplicationexplicativeexplicatorexpliciteinexplicate

explicationnexplanation explicativeadjexplanatory explicatornexplainer,commentator explicite(pl)adjexplicit(=clearlyexpressed) exploder[plod/plos]vtoexplode(=togooff,ortoflyinpieces,withaloudreport)

Hence:explosionexplosiveexplosivoexploditor

exploditornexploder(=deviceforfiringanexplosivecharge) exploitabileadjexploitable exploitarvtoexploit(1.asin"toexploitamine"2.toutilizeforselfishpurposes)

Hence:exploitabileexploitationexploitator

exploitationnexploitation exploitatornexploiter explorabileadjexplorable explorarvtoexplore(1.asin"toexplorenewcountries"2.toinvestigate,examine3.[Surg.])

Hence:explorabileinexplorabileexplorationexploratorexploratoriinexplorate

explorationnexploration(1.asin"explorationofnewcountries"2.investigation3.[Surg.]) exploratornexplorer exploratoriadjexploratory explosseeexploder explosionnexplosion(1.blast2.suddenoutbreakofemotion)facerexplosiontoexplode(=togooff,ortoflyin pieces,withaloudreport) explosiveadjexplosive(1.tendingtoexplode2.[Phonet.]) explosivonexplosive(=explosivesubstance) exponenteadj[Alg.]exponent

Hence:exponential

exponentialadj[Math.]exponential exponer[pon/posit]vI.toexpose(1.toshowopenly,display2.tolayopen(todanger,etc.))II.toexpound
Hence:exponente&expositionexpositiveexpositor

exportabileadjexportable exportarvtoexport
Hence:exportabileexportationexportatorreexportarreexportation

exportationn1.exportation,export,exporting2.exports exportatornexporter expositseeexponer expositionnI.exposition(1.exhibition2.detailedexplanation)II.exposure(1.layingopentoview,action,influence, etc2.[Photog.]3.positioninrelationtosun,windetc.) expositiveadjexpository,expositive expositorn1.expositor,expounder,exponent2.exhibitor expresidentenexpresident expressseeexprimer expresseadjexpress(1.definite,explicit2.asin"expressletter")trainoexpresseexpresstrain expressionnexpression(1.actionofpressingorsqueezingout2.actorfactofgivingexpressionto3.significantword orphrase) expressionismonexpressionism expressionistanexpressionist expressiveadjexpressive expresson1.expressmessenger2.expresstrain.expressoadvpurposely exprimer[prim/press]v1.topressout,squeezeout2.toexpress
Hence:exprimibileinexprimibileexpressionexpressionismo,expressionistaexpressiveinexpressiveexpresseexpresso, expresso

exprimibileadjexpressible,utterable expropriarvtoexpropriate,dispossess
Hence:expropriationexpropriator

expropriationnexpropriation,dispossession expropriatornexpropriator,dispossessor expugnabileadjstormable,pregnable expugnarvtotakebyassault,storm

Hence:expugnabileinexpugnabile

expulicarvtocleanoffleas

expulicatoriondelousingstation expulsseeexpeller expulsionnexpulsionalso:deportation(asin"deportationofanundesirablealien") expulsiveadjexpulsive expunctseeexpunger expunctionnexpunction expunger[pung/punct]vtoexpunge

Hence:expunction

expurgarvtoexpurgate
Hence:expurgation

expurgationnexpurgation exquir[quir/quisit]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:exquisiteexquisitessa

exquisitseeexquir exquisiteadjexquisite exquisitessanexquisiteness exsangueadjexsanguine exsiccarvtodryup,exsiccate(=tomakequitedry)

Hence:exsiccationexsiccative

exsiccationnexsiccation exsiccativeadjexsiccative exspuervtospitout exspuitionnspittingout,expectoration exsuctionnexsuction exsudarvtoexude(1.asin"sweatexudesfromthepores"2.tocausetoexude)

Hence:exsudationexsudato

exsudationnexudation exsudatonexudation,sweat exsug[sug/suct]v[occurringinderivatives]

extemporaneeadjextemporaneous,extempore extender[tend/tens]vI.toextend(1.tostretchout2.toincreaseinsizeorscope)II.tospread,spreadoutextender lemanotoholdoutone'shand

Hence:extendibileextensibileextensibilitate,inextensibileextensioninextensionextensiveextensorextense

extendibileadjextendible,extensible extensseeextender extenseadjextensive(=havingextension) extensibileadjextensible extensibilitatenextensibility extensionnI.extension(1.stretchingout2.increaseinsizeorscope3.[Logic])II.extent(=spaceordegreetowhich anythingisextended)also:range extensiveadjextensive(asin"extensiveagriculture") extensorn1.extender(onewhoorthatwhichextends)2.[Anat.]extensor extenuarvtoemaciate,weaken,extenuateextenuarsetowearoneselfout
Hence:extenuation

extenuationnemaciation,exhaustion exterseeextra extereadjforeign(asin"foreigncountries")

Hence:exterior&extreme&extero

exterioradjexterioralso:outside,outer,etc.
Hence:exterioritateexteriorisarexteriorisation

exteriornoutside,exterior exteriorisarvtoexternalize,makemanifest exteriorisationnexternalization exterioritatenexteriority exterminarvtoexterminate

Hence:exterminationexterminator

exterminationnextermination exterminatornexterminator externeadjexternalalso:outside,outer,etc.anguloexterne[Geom.]exterioranglediscipuloexternedaypupilpro usoexterne[Pharm.]forexternalapplication,forexternaluse

usoexterne[Pharm.]forexternalapplication,forexternaluse extero(x)nforeigncountriesalexteroabroad(asin"togoabroadtoliveabroad"),inforeignparts exterritorialadjexterritorial,extraterritorial exterritorialitatenexterritoriality,extraterritoriality extinctseeextinguer extincteadjextinct(asin"anextinctanimal") extinctionnextinction extinctiveadjextinctive extinctorn(fire)extinguisher extinguer[stingu/stinct]vtoextinguishextinguerundebitatoextinguishorpayoffadebt
Hence:extinguibileinextinguibileextinctionextinctiveextinctorextincte

extinguibileadjextinguishable extirpabileadjeradicable,extirpable extirparvtoextirpate(1.asin"toextirpatenoxiousplants"2.asin"toextirpateasocialevil")

Hence:extirpabileinextirpabileextirpationetirpator

extirpationnextirpation extirpatornextirpator extorquer[torqu/tort]vtoextortalso:togetbyblackmail

Hence:extortion

extortseeextorquer extortionnextortionalso:blackmail,blackmailing extrseeextere extraI.adv1.without,ontheoutside2.besides,inaddition,extraII.prep1.outsideof,without,beyond2.excepting, except3.besides,inadditionto

Hence:extraneeexterne

extraprefixoextra(1.outside...,outsidethescopeof...2.highly,unusually,very...)
Hence:extradorsoetc.extramuraletc.extraordinarietc.extravasaretc.extravagaretc.extrafinetc.

extractseeextraher extractionnextraction(1.actofextracting2.descent,origin)debasseextractionoflowextraction extractonextract(1.extractedsubstance2.excerpt)

extractornextractorspecif.:[Surg.,Gun.] extradervtoextradite
Hence:extradition

extraditionnextradition extradorson[Arch.]extrados extrafinadjsuperfine extraher[trah/tract]vtoextract

Hence:extractionextractorextracto

extramuraladjextramural extraneeadjextraneous extraordinariadjextraordinary(1.beyondthecommonorder2.exceedingthecommondegree) extraterritorialadjextraterritorial,exterritorial extraterritorialitatenextraterritoriality,exterritoriality extravagante1.pprofextravagar2.adjodd,strange,absurdextravagant extravagantianoddness,strangeness,absurdityextravagance extravagarvtotalk(think,act,etc.)extravagantly

Hence:extravaganteextravagantia

extravasarv[Anat.]toextravasate
Hence:extravasation

extravasationn[Anat.]extravasation extremeadjextremeextremeunctionlastSacrament,extremeunction
Hence:extremismoextremistaextremitateextremo

extremismonextremism extremistanextremist extremitatenextremity(1.veryend2.extremedegree3.extremeaction)extremitatesextremities,handsandfeet extremonextremeextremos[Math.]extremesirdeunextremoalalteretogofromoneextremetotheotherle extremossetoccaextremesmeet extrinsec(trn)adjextrinsic(=notinherentoressential) extroversseeextroverter extroversionnextroversion(1.[Med.]conditionofbeingturnedinsideout2.[Psychol.])

extroverter[vert/vers]vtoextrovert(1.toturnoutwardstoturninsideout2.[Psychol.])
Hence:extroversionextrovertiteestrovertito

extrovertite1.ppofextroverter2.[Psychol.]extroverted,outgoing extrovertiton[Psychol.]extrovert exuberanteI.pprofexuberarII.adjexuberant(1.growingluxuriantly2.overflowing,effusive) exuberantianexuberance(1.luxuriance2.effusivenessoverflowingspirits) exuberarv1.tobeabundant,abound2.tobeexuberant,exuberate

Hence:exuberanteexuberantia

exultante1.pprofexultar2.adjexultant exultarvtoexult
Hence:exultanteexultation

exultationnexultation EzekielnprmEzekiel

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fan1.[Mus.]fa2.[Mus.](thenote)F fabanbean fabrica(f)n1.factory(=manufactory)2.forge,smithymarcadefabricatrademarkfabricametallurgicmetallurgical plant

Hence:fabricarfabricantefabricationfabricato

fabricantenmaker,manufacturer fabricarv1.tomanufacture,make2.tofabricate(asin"tofabricateabridge,book,etc.also:astory,lie,etc.")3.to forge(=toformbyheatingandhammering) fabricationnfabrication,manufacture fabricatonmanufacturedarticle fabula(f)nI.fable(1.asin"Aesop'sFables"2.historicallegendormyth3.falsehood,fiction)II.plot,story(ofaa play,etc.)

Hence:fabulistafabulosefabularconfabular&

fabularvtofable,fabulate fabulistanfabulist,storyteller fabuloseadjfabulous facentorch,brand

Hence:faculafacular

facer[fac/factfic/fect]vI.tomake(1.tocreate,produce,etc.2.torender,causetobeorbecome)II.todo (something)facer+n:facerlebarba,facerallusion,etc.,seebarba,allusion,etc.facer(venir,etc.)tocauseto(come etc.),make(come,etc.),have(come,etc.)facerse(tarde,etc.)tobecome,get(late,etc.)

Hence:facile&facibilefacibilitate,infacibileinfacibilitatefacticiefaction&factor&factura&factoartefactoetc. facitoraffic&confic&defic&effic&infic&perfic&prefic&profic&refic&sufficer&contrafacer& disfacer&refacer&calefaceretc.manufacetc.satisfaceretc.benefaceretc.olfaceretc.facsimileetc.

faceteadjwitty,humorous,jocular
Hence:facetiafacetioseinfacete

facetianwittyremark,witticismfacetiasfacetiae facetioseadjwitty,humorous,jocularalso:facetious faciadan[Arch.]faade facialadjfacialangulofacialfacialangle

facialadjfacialangulofacialfacialangle facibileadjfeasible(=thatcanbedoneorcarriedout) facibilitatenfeasibility facienface(1.[Anat.]2.surface,outerpartofsomethingfacieafaciefacetoface

Hence:faciadafacietta&facialtrifacialetc.superficie&superfacie

faciettanfacet(ofdiamond,ofinsect'seye,etc.)
Hence:faciettar

faciettarvtofacet(diamonds,etc.) facileadj1.easy(=notdifficult)2.facile(=workingwithease)
Hence:facilitatefacilitarfacilitationfacultate&difficile&

facilitseefacilitate facilitarvtofacilitate,makeeasy facilitatenfacility,ease(1.absenceofdifficulty2.powertodoanythingeasilyandquickly)facilitatesfacilities(asin "specialfacilitiesforstudies") facilitationfacilitation(=actoffacilitating) facitornmaker,doer facsimilenfacsimile factseefacer facticieadjfactitious factionn1.faction(asin"politicalfactions")2.sentry,watch,guard3.shape,form4.fashion,manner
Hence:factionariofactiose

factionarionfactionary factiosenfactious facton1.feat,deed2.factdefactoinfact,defactoviasdefactoactsofviolence factornfactor(1.agent2."contributingfactor"3.[Math.])

Hence:factoria

factoria(a)nfactory(=tradingstation,officeorpostofafactor) factotum[L]nfactotum facturan1.invoice,bill2.workmanship,work

Hence:facturar

facturarvtobill,invoice

facturarvtobill,invoice faculseefacile facula(fcula)n1.torch,brand2.[Astron.]facula facularadj[Astron.]facular facultatenfaculty(1.ability2.authority,power3."thefacultyofauniversity,etc.")haberlefaculatedefaceruncosa tobeentitledtodosomething

Hence:facultative

facultativeadjoptional fagonbeech fagottarvtofagot,formintobundles fagottistanbassoonist,fagottist fagotton1.fagot(=bundleofsticks)2.bassoon,fagotto

Hence:fagottistafagottar

Fahrenheit,GabrielDanielnpr[16861736Germanphysicist]thermometroFahrenheitFahrenheitthermometer faisannpheasant falcarvtomow(=tocutdownwithascythe,sickle,etc.) falcatan1.day'scuttingormowing2.swath,sweep(ofthescytheorsickle) falcatornmower falcaturan(actof)mowing falcen1.scythe2.sickle

Hence:falciferefalcarfalcator,falcatura,falcatadefalcar&falciformeetc.

falcifereadjsicklebearing,scythebearing falconnfalcon(1.[Ornith.]2.[Artil.])
Hence:falconettofalconidesfalconerofalconeriafalconar

falconarvtohawk(=tohuntwithahawkorfalcon) falconeria(a)nfalconry falconeronfalconer falconettonfalconet(1.[Ornith.]2.[Artil.]) falconides(c)npl[Ornith.]Falconidae FalianprPhalia(=WestphaliaandEastphaliatogether)

Hence:Westfaliaetc.

Hence:Westfaliaetc.

fallaceadj1.fallacious,delusive,misleading2.deceitful
Hence:fallacia

fallacianfallacy,fallaciousness fallervtofail(1.tofallshortinattainmentorperformance2.tobecomeinsolventorbankrupt)
Hence:fallace&falliafallimentofallibilefallibilitate,infallibileinfallibilitatefallito

fallian[Geol.]fault fallibileadjfallible fallibilitatenfallibility fallimentonfailurebankruptcy fallitonbankrupt falsarvtofalsify,pervertalso:towarptoputoutoftune falsarionforger(=onewhocommitsforgery) falseadjfalse(1.incorrect2.deceitful,treacherous3.asin"falseteeth")falseclaveskeletonkey

Hence:falsitatefalsardisfalsarfalsificarfalsificabile,falsification,falsificatorfalsofalsario

falsificabileadjfalsifiable falsificarvtofalsify(asin"tofalsifyarecord") falsificationnfalsification falsificatornfalsifier falsitaten1.falsity(=qualityorconditionofbeingfalse)2.falsehood,lie falsonforgery faltanfaurt(1.flaw,imperfection2.mistake,error3.moraltransgression)sinfaltawithoutfail famanI.publicreport,rumorII.fame(1.reputation2.renown)malfamaillrepute

Hence:famosediffamar&infame&malfamate

famen1.hunger2.famine(=acuteshortageoffoodstuffsingivenarea)haberfametobehungry
Hence:famelicaffamar&

famelicadjstarving,famishedalso:hungry familianfamily(1.asin"theSmithfamily"2.[spccial:Sci.etc.])patredefamiliapaterfamilias,headofafamily
Hence:familialfamiliar&

familialadjfamily,familial familiaradjI.domesticII.familiar(1.intimate,friendly2.toofriendly,forward3.wellknown,common)esser

familiaradjI.domesticII.familiar(1.intimate,friendly2.toofriendly,forward3.wellknown,common)esser familiarcontobefamiliarwithexpressionfamiliarfamiliarexpression,colloquialism
Hence:familiaritatefamiliarisarfamiliarisation

familiarnfamiliar(1.familiarfriend2.officeroftheInquisition) familiarisarvtofamiliarize(=tomakewellacquainted) familiarisationnfamiliarization familiaritatenfamiliarity(1.closeacquaintance2.freedomofbehavior)familiaritatesfamiliarities famoseadjfamous(1.renowned2.excellent) fanalnbeaconalso:ship'slantern,(automobile)headlight,etc. fanatseefanatic fanaticadjfanatic,fanatical

Hence:fanatismofanatisarfanatico

fanaticonfanatic fanatisarvtofanaticize fanatismonfanaticism fanfarnfanfare fanfaronnfanfaron,braggart

Hence:fanfaronarfanfaronada

fanfaronadanfanfaronade,swaggering fanfaronarvtobrag,swagger fangonmud,mire,etc.

Hence:fangosefangositateguardafangoetc.

fangoseadjmuddy,miry,etc. fangositatenmuddiness fanon[Rom.Antiq.]temple,sanctuary,etc.

Hence:fanatic&profan&

faradn[Elec.]farad faradseeFaraday,Michael Faraday,Michaelnpr[17911867physicistafterwhomthe"farad"isnamed]

Hence:fadradicfaradisarfaradisationfaradmicrofaradetc.

faradicadj[Elec.]faradic

faradicadj[Elec.]faradic faradisarv[Med.]tofaradize faradisationn[Med.]faradization farce[F]n1.[Theat.]farce2.[Cookery]stuffing,forcemeat fardarvtopaint,makeupfardarsetomakeup,paintoneself fardellonburden,loadalso:pack,bundle fardon[Cosmetics]paint,makeup,rouge

Hence:fardar

fardonbundle,bale
Hence:fardello

farinanflour,meal
Hence:farinaceefarinerofarinierafarinosefarinarinfarinar

farinaceeadjfarinaceous farinarvtoflour(=toconvertintoflour) farineronflourmerchant farinieran1.flourbin2.flourstorehouse farinoseadjfloury farsan[Theat.]farce

Hence:farsistafarsalfarsator

farsaladjfarcial farsatornjoker,wag,farceur farsistanfarcewriter fascenbundlealso:fagotfasce(delprojector)beam(ofthesearchlight)fascemolecular[AtomicPhys.]molecular beam

Hence:fasciculofascicularfascinafascismofascistaantifascista

fascicularadjfascicular fasciculonfascicle(1.bundle,cluster2.[Bookbinding]signature) fascinanbundle,fagotalso:fascine fascinante1.pproffascinar2.adjfascinating fascinarvtofascinate fascinationnfascination

fascinationnfascination fascinatornfascinator fascino(f)n1.spell,hex,evileye2.fascination

Hence:fascinarfascinante,fascination,fascinator

fascismonfascism fascistanfascist fashion[A]nfashion(1.asin"thelatestfashion"2.fashionablepeople) fashionable[A]adjfashionable fastonpomp,display,ostentation

Hence:fastose

fastoseadjostentatious fataladjfatal(1.fated,fateful2.causingdestructionordeath)horafatalfatalhour,hourofdeath fatalismonfatalism fatalistanfatalist fatalitatenfatality(1.clostiny2.calamity) fathom[A]n[Meas.]fathom fatidic(dic)adjprophetic,fatidic fatiganfatigue,weariness fatigabileadjeasilytired fatiganteadjfatiguing,tiring fatigarvtofatiguealso:toweary,tire,etc.
Hence:fatigafatigantefatigabileinfatigabileinfatigabilitatefatigate

fatigate1.ppoffatigar2.adjtiredalso:weary fatonfate(1.asin"thedecreesoffate"2.lotorfortune)
Hence:fatalfatalismo,fatalista,fatalitatefatidicetc.

fatueadjfatuous,foolishfocofatueignisfatuus,willothewisp
Hence:fatuitateinfatuar&

fatuitatenfatuity faunanfauna faunicadjfaunal

faunicadjfaunal faunon[Rom.Relig.]faun
Hence:faunic,fauna

favon1.honeycomb2.[Pathol.]favus
Hence:favose

favornfavor,goodwillbillettadefavorcomplimentaryticketinfavordeonbehalfof,infavorof
Hence:favorarfavorabile,disfavorardisfavorabilefavorirfavoritefavorito,favoritismodisfavor

favorabileadjfavorable favorarvtofavor(1.tobeinfavorof2.tobefavorableto) favorirvtofavor(1.tobeinfavorof2.tobefavorableto) favoriteadjfavorite favoritismonfavoritism favoritonfavorite(1.personregardedwithpeculiarfavor2.person,horse,etc.,expectedtowininacontest) favoseadj[Pathol.]favose febreadvfeverfebrescarlatinscarletfeverfebretyphoidetyphoidfeverfebrerheumaticrheumaticfeverfebredel fenohayfeverfebrepuerperalpuerperalfeverfebrequartanquartan(fever)febrejalneyellowfever

Hence:febrilfebrilitatefebricitarfebricitanteinfebrarinfebramentofebrifugeetc.

febricitanteadjfeverish(=affectedwithfever) febricitarvtobefeverish,haveafever febrifuge()adjfebrifuge febriladjfeverish(1.indicativeoffever,febrile2.excited,restless) febrilitatenfeverishness(1.stateofhavingafever2.restlessness) februarionFebruary fecaladjfecal fecen1.dregs2.excrement

Hence:fecula&fecalfeculente&defecar&

feculanstarch,fecula
Hence:feculeria

feculenteadjfeculent
Hence:feculentia

feculentianfeculence

feculentianfeculence feculeria(a)nstarchworks fecundarvtofecundate fecundationnfecundation fecundatornfecundator fecundeadjfecund,fertile

Hence:fecunditatefecundarfecundation,fecundatorinfecundeinfecunditate

fecunditatenfecundity fedeadjugly,homely
Hence:feditate

federn[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:federal&,federar&

federaladjfederal(=connectedwithorbaseduponfederation)
Hence:federalismofederalista

federalismonfederalism federalistanfederalist federarvtofederate

Hence:federationfederativefederateconfederar&

federate1.ppoffederar2.adjfederate federationnfederation(1.unionofseveralstates,etc.,underafederalgovernment2.asin"federationoflabor") federativeadjfederative feditatenugliness,homeliness fee(fe)nfairy,faycontodefeesfairytale

Hence:feeriafeeric

feeria(a)n1.fairyland:2.[Theat.]fairyplay,spectacularplay feericadjfairy,fairylike feliceadjhappy,fortunate

Hence:felicitatefelicitar&infeliceinfelicitate

felicitarvtocongratulate,felicitate
Hence:felicitation

felicitaten1.felicity,happiness2.goodfortune,prosperity

felicitaten1.felicity,happiness2.goodfortune,prosperity felicitatitionncongratulation,felicitation feltrarvtofelt(1.tomakeintofelt2.tocoverwithfelt) feltreronfeltmaker feltronfelt(1.thematerial"felt"2.felthat)

Hence:feltrerofeltrar

femina(f)n1.women2.female(cavallo,etc.)feminafemale(horse,etc.)
Hence:feminismofeministafemininfemininitate,femininofeminisar,effeminar&

femininadjI.feminine(1.womanly2.[Gram.])II.female femininitatenfemininity,womanliness femininon[Gram.]feminine(=femininegender)leeternefemininotheeternalfeminine feminisarvtofeminize(=torenderfeminine) feminismonfeminism feministanfeminist femoraladj[Anat.]femoral femorenthighthighbonealso:[Anat.]femur

Hence:femoral

fenarvto(make)hay fenationnhaying,haymaking fender[fend/fens]v[occurringincompounds]

Hence:defender&offender&

fenestranwindow
Hence:fenestrarfenestratedefenestrardefenestration

fenestrarvtofurnishwithwindows fenestrate1.ppoffenestrar2.adj[Bot.,Zool.]fenestrate fenilnhayloftstorageroomforhay fenonhayfebredelfenohayfever

Hence:fenilfenuculofenarfenation

fenuculonfennel feradj1.fierce(asin"afierceanimal")2.proud(=feelingpride)

feradj1.fierce(asin"afierceanimal")2.proud(=feelingpride)
Hence:feritateferoce&

FerdinandonprmFerdinand ferer[fer/lat]v[occurringincompounds]
Hence:circumferer&conferer&deferer&differer&inferer&interferer&preferer&referer&transferer&legisferetc.

feretro(f)nbier ferian1.fair(asin"countyfair")2.[Eccl.]feriaferiasholidaysvacation
Hence:ferialferiar

ferialadj1.vacation(asin"vacationtime")2.[Eccl.]ferial feriarvtokeepholiday,beonvacation ferimenton(actof)smiting,wounding ferirvtohit,strikealso:tosmite,wound,hurt

Hence:ferimento

feritaten1.fierceness,ferocity2.pride fermanfarm,farmstead
Hence:fermero

fermentabileadjfermentable fermentarvtoferment(1.tobeinastateoffermentation2.tocausetoferment) fermentationnfermentation fermentativeadjfermentative fermentonferment(=agentusedinproducingfermentation)

Hence:fermentarfermentabile,fermentation,fermentative

fermeronfarmer feroceadjferocious
Hence:ferocitate

ferocitatenferocity ferralianscrapiron ferramentonironwork ferrarv1.toiron(=tofurnishorcoverwithiron2.toshoe(ahorse,etc.) ferraton[Chem.]ferrate ferratornblacksmith,farrier

ferratornblacksmith,farrier ferraturan(actionof)shoeing(ahorse) ferreeadjferreous(1.pertainingtoorcontainingiron2.likeiron) ferreria(a)n1.smithy,blacksmith'sshop2.smithing,blacksmith'swork ferreronblacksmith,farrier ferricadjferric(1.containingiron2.[Chem.]) ferrifereadjferriferous ferronironferrosirons,chainsferro(derepassar)(flat)ironferrofunditecastiron

Hence:ferraliaferratoferreroferreriaferrugine&ferreeferricferrifereferroseferrarferramento,ferrator,ferratura, disferrarferroviaetc.

ferroseadj[Chem.]ferrous ferrovia(a)nrailway
Hence:ferroviari

ferroviariadjrailway ferruginenrust(1.ironoxide2.[Agr.])
Hence:ferruginose

ferruginoseadjferruginous(1.containingiron2.resemblingironrustincolor)also:rusty ferryboat[A]nferry,ferryboat fertileadjfertile(asin"fertilesoil")

Hence:fertilitatefertilisarfertilisante,fertilisabile,fertilisationinfertileinfertilitate

fertilisabileadjfertilizable fertilisante1.pproffertilisar2.adjfertilizingfertilisantenfertilizer fertilisarvtofertilize(=torenderfertile) fertilisationnfertilization(=actorprocessofrenderingfertile) fertilitatenfertility ferventeI.pprofferverII.adjfervent(1.hot,flowing2.showingfervor) ferventianfervency ferverv1.toboiltobeboilinghot2.tobeinastateofagitation,heat,fervor,etc.

Hence:fervideferventeferventiafervoreffervescer&

fervideadjfervid,fervent fervornfervor(1.intenseheat2.intenseemotion)confervorfervently

fervornfervor(1.intenseheat2.intenseemotion)confervorfervently festanfestival,feast,fete,etc.facerfestaaunpersonatogivesomeoneacordialreception
Hence:festino&festivefestvitatefestarfestear

festarv1.tocelebrate,keep(afestivalorfeastday)2.tofeast,regaleoneself3.tofete,honor(byfestiveobservances) festearvtofeast(=toentertainlavishly) festinarv1.tofeast,regaleoneself2.tofete(=tohonorbyfestiveobservances) festinonfeast(=entertainment,banquet)

Hence:festinar

festiveadjfestive festivitatenfestivity(=gaiety,merriment) festonnfestoon

Hence:festonar

festonarvtofestoon fetaladjfetal fetarvtobringforthyoung fetationnfetation fetiche[F]nfetish,fetich

Hence:fetichismofetichista

fetichismo(sh)nfetishism fetichista(sh)nfetishist feticidankillerofafetus feticidionfeticide,(criminal)abortion fetonfetus

Hence:fetalfetarfetationsuperfetationfeticidaetc.feticidioetc.

feudaladjfeudal(1.pertainingtoafief2.pertainingtothefeudalsystem) feudalisarvtofeudalize feudalismonfeudalism feudalistanfeudalist feudalitatenfeudality(=qualityorstateofbeingfeudal) feudatarionfeudatory(=oneholdinglandsbyfeudaltenure)

feudatarionfeudatory(=oneholdinglandsbyfeudaltenure) feudonfief,feudalestate
Hence:feudalfeudalismo,feudalista,feudalitate,feudalisarfeudatarioinfeudarinfeudation

FeznprFezfezfez Fiacre(ficr)nprmFiacrefiacrehack,hackneycoach fiasconfiascofacerfiascotofail,endinfailure fibranfiber

Hence:fibrillafibrillosefibrinafibrinosefibrose

fibrillanfibril(1.smallfiber2.roothair) fibrilloseadjfibrillous fibrinanfibrin fibrinoseadjfibrinous fibroseadjfibrous fibula(f)nI.fibula(1.[Antiq.]2.[Anat.])II.clasp,buckle,brooch ficseefacerific ficarseeificar ficato(f)n[Anat.]liver ficen[occurringincompounds]
Hence:arteficeetc.carnificeetc.munificenteetc.edificioetc.veneficioetc.orificioetc.edificaretc.

fichseefico fichieronfigtree fichu[F]n[Clothing]fichu ficieseefacie ficileseefacile ficonfig(=fruitofthefigtree)

Hence:fichieroficoidebeccaficoetc.

ficoideadj[Bot.]ficoid fictseefinger ficticieadjfictitious fictionnfiction(asin"truthstrangerthanfiction")fictionlegallegalfiction

fictionnfiction(asin"truthstrangerthanfiction")fictionlegallegalfiction fictiveadjfictive,fictitious fidseefinder fidantianpledgeof(good)faith

Hence:fidantiarfidantiamento,fidantiato

fidantiamentonbetrothal fidantiarvtobetroth,affiance fidantiatonfianc fidenfaith(1.trust,confidence2."religiousfaith"3.systemofreligiousbeliefs4.word(ofhonor)5.fidelity,loyalty) acto,articulodefideact,article,offaithhaberfideintohavefaith,believe,inbon(mal)fidegood(bad)faithfide punicPunicfaith,faithlessnessdarfidetogive,pledge,one'sfaith

Hence:fideismofideistafidel&perfide&fideicommitteretc.

fideicomissseefideicomitter fideicommissariadj[Law]fideicommissary fideicommissarion[Law]fideicommissioner fideicommisseadj[Law]fideicommissary fideicommisson[Law]fideicommissum fideicommitter[mitt/miss]vtomakeafideicommissum

Hence:fideicommissefideicommissofideicommissari,fideicommissario

fideismo(zmo)nfideism fideista(sta)nfideist fideladjfaithful

Hence:fidelitateinfidelinfidelitate

fidelitatenfidelity,faithfulness fidervtoentrustfideruncosaaunpersonatoentrustsomethingtosomeonefiderseaunpersonatotrust,havefaithin, someone

Hence:fiducia&confider&diffider

fiducianconfidence,trust
Hence:fiducialfiducirari

fiducialnfiducial(1.foundedonfaithortrust2.[Phys.]asin"fiducialline") fiduciariadjfiduciary(1.[Rom.Law]2.foundedontrustorconfidence) figer[fig/fix]vtodrivein,thrustin

figer[fig/fix]vtodrivein,thrustin
Hence:fixe&affiger&prefiger&suffig&transfiger&crucifigeretc.

figuranI.figure(1.form,shape2.appearance3.person,character4.[Art,etc.]6.[Gram.]6.[Dancing,Skating, etc.]7."figureofspeech")II.face,countenancefacerfiguratocutormakeafigurelefigurasdelsyllogismothe figuresorformsofsyllogism

Hence:figurinafigurarfigurante,figuration,figurative,figurate,configurar&,disfigurar&,prefigurar&,transfigurar&

figuranten[Theat.]1.figurant2.figurante figurarvtofigure(1.torepresentinapicture2.tobeconspicuous)figurarsetofigure,imaginefigurar(inunlista, etc.)toappear(onalist,etc.) figurateI.ppoffigurarII.adj1.figured(=decoratedwithfigures)2.figurative(language,style,etc.)3.[Mus.] figuratecensofiguratefigurativemeaning figurationnfiguration(=representationinfiguresandshapes) figurativeadjfigurative(1.asin"figurativedesign"2.asin"figurativesense") figurinanfigurine filanfile(=lineofpersonsorthingsonebehindanother)filaindieIndianfile

Hence:defilar

filamentonfilament
Hence:filamentose

filamentoseadjfilamentous filandanspinningmill,spinnery
Hence:filanderofilandera

filanderanspinner,spinningwoman filanderon(male)spinner filarvtospin(asin"tospinflax") filarian[Zool.]filaria filatornspinner filatorionspinningmachine filaturan(artof)spinning filet[F]n[Cookery]filet,fillet filettarvtofillet(=toadornwithafillet) filettonfillet(=narrowribbon)
Hence:filettar

filiandaughterfiliaaffindaughterinlaw
Hence:filiastragranfilia

filialadjfilialfilialnbranch(=branchoffice) filiarvtogivebirth(to),bear(achild,alitter,etc.]2.totakeon(asachild),adopt filiastranstepdaughter filiastronstepson,stepchild filiationnI.bearing,givingbirthII.adoptionIII.filiation(1.genealogicalrelationship,descent2.connection) filicaladjfern,offerns filice(f)nfern

Hence:filical,filiciformeetc.

filiciformeadjfiliciform filieranwiredrawer(=mechanismfordrawingoutwire) filiformeadjfiliform filigrananfiligree

Hence:filigranar

filigranarvtofiligree filionson(JohnSmith)filio(JohnSmith)juniorfilioaffinsoninlaw
Hence:filiastrofiliolofiliolafilialfiliarfiliationaffiliar&granfiliofilia&

filiolangoddaughter filiolon1.godchild2.godson film[A]nfilm(1."camerafilm"2.movingpicture)

Hence:filmarmicrofilmetc.

filmarvtofilm(=tomakeamovingpicture) filon1.threadyarn2.edge(ofaknife,razor,etc.)filo(deferro,deauro,etc.)(iron,gold,etc.)wirefilo(deldiscurso) thread(ofthediscourse)filodeAriadnaAriadne'sclewfilodelvitathreadoflifefilometallicwire(=threadofmetal) filotelegraphictelegraphwire

Hence:filierafiletto&:filonfilariafilarfilamento&,filanda&,filator,filatorio,filaturaaffilar&infilar&filiformeetc. filigranaetc.

filonn[Geol.andMining]vein,lode filtrabileadjfilterable filtrarvtofilter

filtrarvtofilter filtrationnfiltration filtronfilter

Hence:filtrarfiltrabile,filtrationinfiltrarinfiltration

fimbrianfringe,borderalso:[Anat.,etc.]fimbria
Hence:fimbriatefimbriarfimbriation

fimbriarvto(finishwitha)border,fimbriate fimbriateadjfringedalso:[Bot.,etc.]fimbriate,fimbriated fimbriationnbordering,fimbriationalso:border,fringe finnend(1.termination2.aim,purpose)lefinjustificalemediostheendjustifiesthemeansafindeinordertoalfin intheend,atlastinfin1.inconclusion2.inshort,tosumupafinqueinorderthat

Hence:finalfinalismo,finalista,finalitatefinirinfinitive&,finitor,finiteinfinite&,definir&,prefiniraffin&confin&

finadjfine(1.superior,excellent,etc.2.notcoarse)(auro,etc.)finfine(gold,etc.)
Hence:finessaaffinar&extrafinsuperfin

Finseefinno finaladjfinalcausafinalfinalcausefinaln[Mus.]finale finalismon[Philos.]finalism finalistan[Philos.]finalist finalitatenfinality financianfinancefinanciasfinances(=pecuniaryresourcesofastateoranindividual)

Hence:financierofinanciarifinanciar

financiarvtofinance(=toprovidemoneyfor) financiariadjfinancial financieronfinancier finder[find/fiss]vtocleave,split

Hence:fissilefissionfissurafissefissirostrosetc.,fissipedeetc.bifideetc.multifideetc.

finessan1.fineness2.finesse,subtlety finger[fing/fict]vtofeign,pretend,makebelieve,simulate
Hence:fingimentofictionficticiefictivefingitor

fingimentonfigment fingitornfeigner

fingitornfeigner finirvtofinishalso:toend finite1.ppoffinir2.adjfinite finitornfinisher FinlandianprFinland finneseadjFinnishfinnesenFinnish(language) finnonFinn

Hence:finneseFinlandiaetc.finnougrianetc.

finnougrianadjFinnoUgrian,FinnoUgric
Hence:finnougriano

finnougrianonFinnoUgrian fiord[Nor.]nfiord,fjord firman1.signature2.(business)firm firmamentonfirmament firmarv1.tomakefirmorstable2.tosign,putone'ssignatureto

Hence:firmafirmamentoaffirmar&confirmar&

firmeadjfirm(1."firmintexture"2.firmlyattached,etc.)resolutionfirmefirmresolution
Hence:infirme&firmar&

fiscaladjfiscal(=pertainingtothepublictreasuryorrevenue) fisconexchequer,treasury,fisc
Hence:fiscalconfiscar&

fissseefinder fisseadjsplit,cloven fissileadjfissile fissionn[Biol.,Phys.etc.]fission fissipede(pede)adjclovenfooted,fissiped fissirostrosnpl[Zool.]Fissirostres fissurancleft,fissure fit[fit/fess]v[occurringincompounds]

Hence:confit&profit&

fixseefiger fixabileadjfixable fixarvtofix(1.tomakefirm,fasten2.tosettle,set3.[special:Chem.,Photog.]fixarleoculossupertofixone'seyes onfixarleattentionsuperuncosatofixone'sattentiononsomethingfixarlehoratosetthetime fixationnfixation(1.actorprocessoffixing,ofmakingfirm2.[special:Chem.,Photog.,Psychoanalysis]) fixativeadjfixative fixativonfixative fixatorn1.fixer(=onewhofixes)2.[Photog.]fixingsolution fixeadjfixedstellafixefixedstarideafixefixedideasalfixe[Chem.]fixedsalt

Hence:fixitatefixarfixabile,fixcation,fixativefixativo,fixatorantefixa

fixitatenfixity(asin"fixityofhabits") flabellarvtofan(=tomovetheairwithafan) flabellateadjflabellate,flabelliform flabellationnflabellation flabelliformeadjflabelliform flabellon1.fan(asin"featherfan")2.flabellumalso:[R.C.Ch.]

Hence:flabellateflabellarflabellationflabelliformeetc.

flaccide(flc)adjflaccid
Hence:flacciditate

flacciditatenflaccidity flacon(F)nsmellingbottle,perfumebottle,etc. flagellantenflagellant flagellarv1.towhip,scourge,flagellate2.flail flagellateadj[Biol.]flagellated flagellationnflagellation flagellatornflagellator flagellifereadj[Biol.]flagelliferous flagelliformeadj[Biol.]flagelliform flagellon1.whip,scourge2.flail3.[Biol]flagellumflagellodeDeoscourgeofGod
Hence:flagellateflagellifereflagellarflagellante,flagellation,flagellatorflagelliformeetc.

flagrante1.pprofflagrar2.adjflagrant(asin"flagrantoffense")inflagrantedelictointheactflagrantedelicto[L] [Law]flagrantedelicto flagrantianflagrance,flagrancy flagrarvtoburn,blaze

Hence:flagranteflagrantiaconflagrar&deflagrar&

flair[F]nflair flamingeadjFlemish
Hence:flamingo

flamingon[Zool.]flamingo flamingonpr1.Fleming2.Flemish(language) flammanflame

Hence:flammeeflammiferoflammarflammanteinflammarinflammabileinflammabilitate,inflammation,inflammative, inflammatori,inflammate,disinflammarlanceaflammasetc.

flammanteadj1.flaming,bright2.brandnew flammarvtoflame,blaze flammeeadj1.flaming2.flamecolored flammifero()nmatch,lucifercassadeflammiferosmatchbox,boxofmatches flanarvtostroll,loaf flancarvtoflank(1.[Mil.]toprotecttheflankof2.tobesituatedattheflankorsideof) flanconflankattaccardeflancotoflank,attackontheflank

Hence:flancar

FlandranprFlanders flanellanflannel flaonn1.[Cooking]flan2.[Print.]flong flarvtoblow(1.asin"abellowsblows"2.asin"toblowbubbles")

Hence:flato&deflar&inflar&sufflar&

flasconflask(1."flaskforwine,etc."2."powderflask") flatonflatus(=gasgeneratedinthestomachorbowels)
Hence:flatuoseflatuositateflatulente&

flattarvtoflatter
Hence:flatteriaflattator

flattatornflatterer flatteria(a)nflattery flatuseeflato flatulenteadjflatulent(1.affectedwithflatus2.causingflatus)

Hence:flatulentia

flatulentianflatulence,flatulency flatuosencausingflatulence,flatulent flatuositatenflatulence,flatulency flautan[Mus.]flutesonarleflautatoplaytheflute

Hence:flautistaflautar

flautarvtoflute(1.toplayonaflute2.toplay,whistle,orsingwithanotelikethatofaflute) flautistanflutist flaveadjgoldenyellow

Hence:flavipedeetc.

flavipede()adj[Zooh]flavipes flecha(flsha)n1.arrow2.[Geom.]versedsine
Hence:flecharflechator

flechar(shar)vtoshoot(someone)withanarrow flechator(sha)narcher flecter[flect/flex]vtobend(=tocausetobend)also:toflex

Hence:flexibileflexibilitate,inflexibileinflexibilitateflexion&flexuraflexoflexuose,flexuositatecircumflecter& inflecter&reflecter&genuflecteretc.

fleurdelis[F]fleurdelis flexseeflecter flexibileadjflexible flexibilitatenflexibility flexionnflection,flexion(1.actofflexing2.[Gram.]inflection)

Hence:flexional

flexionaladj[Gram.]flectional,flexional flexonflex

flexuoseadjflexuous,flexuose flexuositatenflexuosity,flexuousness flexuranflexure(=actofflexingstateofbeingflexed) fliger[flig/flict]v[occurringincompounds]

Hence:affliger&confliger&infliger&

flint[A]nflint flirt[A]nflirt(=actofflirting) flirtarvtoflirt(=toplayatcourtship)

Hence:flirtation

flirtationnflirtation floccateadjcoveredwithsnow(flakes) floccon1.flock(=tuftofwool)2.tassel3.flake(=small,lightmass)floccodenivesnowflake

Hence:floccatefloccose

floccoseadj1.floccose2.flaky flornI.flower(1.blossom2.floweringplant3.thebestpart)II.virginityflordefarinaflourflordesulfure[Chem.] flowersofsulphurflordecuproverdegrisflordelilio,flordelis[Her.]fleurdelisaflordeflushwith,onalevelwith leflordelvitaordeletatetheprimeoflife,theflowerofone'sageorlifeinflorinflower

Hence:florettoflorettafloristafloronfloralflorarflorationpreflorationafflorar&deflorar&disflorar&inflorar& florer&florescer&passifloretc.albifloretc.multifloretc.unifloretc.millefloresetc.flosculo&flora

Floranpr[Rom.Rel.]Floraflora[Bot.]flora floraladj[Bot.]floral florarv1.toflower,bloom2.toflourish florationn(actorstateof)flowering,blossoming FlorentianprFlorence

Hence:florentinflorentino

florentinadjFlorentine florentinonFlorentine florerv1.toflower,bloom2.toflourish

Hence:floride&florimento

florescerv1.toflower,bloom2.toflourish
Hence:efflorescer&inflorescer&

florettansmallfloweralso:[Bot.]floret floretton[Fencing]foil FloridanprFlorida florideadjflowery(1.aboundinginflowers2.[Rhet.]florid)

Hence:floriditate

floriditatenfloridity florimenton1.(stateof)flowering,blooming2.(stateof)flourishing florinonflorinalso:guilder floristan1.florist(=onewhosellsflowers)2.makerofartificialflowers floronnfleuron(=flowershapedornament) flosseeflor flosculon[Bot.]floscule,floret

Hence:flosculosesemiflosculoetc.

flosculoseadj[Bot.]flosculous flottan1.fleet2.navy
Hence:flottilla

flottabileadjfloatable flottabilitatenfloatability flottante1.pprofflottar2.adjflotant,swimming flottarvtofloat(inthewater,theair,etc.)

Hence:flottanteflottabileflottabilitateflottationflottator

flottationnflotation,floatation(=actoffloating) flottatornfloater(=onewhoorthatwhichfloates) flottilianflotilla fluctseefluer fluctonflow,flood

Hence:fluctuarfluctuantefluctuation

fluctuseeflucto fluctuante1.pproffluctuar2.adjfluctuant

fluctuarv1.tomovein,bemovedby,waves2.tofluctuate fluctuationnI.undulation(=wavelikemotion)II.fluctuation(1.continualchange2.[Pathol.]) fluente1.pproffluer2.adjfluent fluentianfluency fluer[flu/fluct/flux]vtoflow

Hence:fluide&fluentefluentiasuperflue&effluvio&fluxionfluxoflucto&affluer&confluer&defluer&effluer& influer&refluer&melliflueetc.roriflueetc.

fluide(fl)adjfluid
Hence:fluiditatefluidificarfluidificationsemifluideetc.fluido

fluidificarvtorenderfluid,fluidify fluidificationnfluidification fluiditatenfluidity fluido(fl)nfluid fluor(r)n[Chem.]fluorinespatfluor[Mineral.]fluorite

Hence:fluorinafluoritafluorurofluoricsilicifluoricetc.fluorescer&fluoroscopioetc.

fluoresceina(na)[Chem.]fluorescein fluorescente1.pproffluorescer2.adjfluorescent fluorescentianfluorescence fluorescervtofluoresce

Hence:fluoresceinafluorescentefluorescentia

fluoricadjfluoric fluorinan[Mineral.]calciumfluoride fluoritan[Mineral.]fluorite fluoroscopia(a)nfluoroscopy fluoroscopicadjfluoroscopic fluoroscopionfluoroscope

Hence:fluoroscopiafluoroscopic

fluoruron[Chem.]fluoride fluvseefluer fluvialadjfluvial

fluviatileadjfluvial,fluviatile fluvionriver
Hence:fluvialfluviatile

fluxseefluer fluxionn[Math.,Pathol.]fluxion fluxonI.flow(1.flowing2."flowofthetide")II.[Med.]fluxfluxodeparolasflowofwordsfluxoerefluxofluxand reflux,ebbandflow focage(aje)nhearthmoney(=taxlaidonhearths) focaladjfocal focalisarvtofocalize,focus(=tobringtoafocus) focarnhearthfocar(domestic)home foconI.fire(1.asin"fireandwater"2.gunfire)II.focusfocodeSancteElmoSt.Elmo'sfire(village)decentofocos (village)ofahundredhomesfocodeartificiofireworksjocarconlefocotoplaywithfirearmadefocofirearmbucca defocopieceofordnanceprenderfocotocatch,take,fire
Hence:focagefocarfocalfocalisar,bifocaletc.guardafocoetc.coperifocoetc.

foder[fod/foss]vtodig,burrow
Hence:fossile&fossorfossorifossafossettafossarfossato

foderarvtoline(asin"tolineacoat") foderaturan(actof)lining fodero(f)nlining(asin"theliningofacoat")

Hence:foderarfoderatura

foliaceeadj[Bot.]foliaceous foliage(aje)nfoliage foliarvtoleaf,leave,shootoutleavesfoliaradj[Bot.]foliar foliateadjleafy(=furnishedwithleaves)also:[Bot.]foliate foliationnfoliation(=leafingoutofplants) folionI.leaf(1.[Bot.]2."leafofabook,etc.")II.folio(=largesheetofpaperfoldedonce)III.foil(1.[Arch.]2.asin "tinfoil")foliodeherbablade(ofgrass)infolioinfolioinfoliofolio(=bookinfolio)

Hence:foliagefoliolofoliaceeinterfoliaceefoliarfoliateperfoliate,trifoliateetc.foliosefoliarfoliationexfoliation, prefoliationdisfoliardisfoliation,disfoliatorinterfoliarcaprifolioetc.cerefolioetc.trifolioetc.portafolioetc.infolio etc.

foliolo()n[Bot.]foliole(=leaflet)

folioseadj[Bot.]folious,foliose folklore[A]nfolklore
Hence:folklorista

folkloristanfolklorist follenbellows,blower
Hence:follerofolliculo&

folleadjmad(=mentallyderanged)
Hence:folliaaffollar&

folleronbellowmakerorsellerofbellows follia(a)n1.madness(=mentalderangement)2.folly follicularadjfollicular folliculon[Bot.,Anat.]follicle

Hence:follicularfolliculose

folliculoseadjfolliculose,folliculous fomentarvtofoment(1.[Med.]2.asin"tofomentrebellion") fomentationnfomentation(1.[Med.]2.stirringupofdiscontent,rebellion,etc.) fomentatornfomenter(1.[Med.]2.asin"afomenterofrebellion") fomenton1.[Med.]fomentation2.incitement

Hence:fomentarfomentation,fomentator

fomite(f)n1.tinder2.[Med.]fomesfomites[Med.]fomites fondant[F]nfondant fontaladjfontal(1.source,ofthescourcealso:primary,original2.baptismal) fontanan1.source,spring2.fountain(=artificiallyproducedjetofwater)

Hence:fontanellafontanarifontanero

fontanariadjfountain,fontal fontanellan[Anat.]fontanelle,fontanel fontaneronfountaineermaker,caretaker,etc.,offountains fonten1.source2.(baptismal)fontfontesdelNilosourcesoftheNile

Hence:fontalfontana&

football[A]nfootball

[for]I.adv1.outofdoors,outside,out2.fromwithoutII.prep1.beyond2.exceptfordeoutsideof,withoutforde sebesideoneself(=foras,foris) forseeforas,foris foraminenhole,apertureforaminedelserraturakeyhole

Hence:foraminiferosforaminose

foraminiferos(feros)n[Zool.]Foraminifera foraminoseadjperforated forarvtodrill,bore

Hence:foramine&foratorforaturaperforar&

foras,foris(fr)I.adv1.outofdoors,outside,out2.fromwithoutII.prep1.beyond2.exceptforasdeoutsideof, withoutforasdesebesideoneself
Hence:forcipeetc.

foratorn1.driller,borer(=onewhodrills)2.drill(=instrumentforboring)also:gimlet foraturanborehole,(drilled)hole forcipe(fr)n(obstetrical)forceps forenseadjforensicmedicinaforenseforensicmedicine forestaladjforestal forestarvtoforest forestenforest

Hence:foresteroforesteriaforestalforestarreforestarreforestationdeforestar

foresteria(a)nforestry foresteronforester(=officerhavingchargeofaforest) forfeit[A]n[HorseRacing]forfeit forgia(forja)nsmithy,forge

Hence:forgiar

forgiar(jar)vtoforge(asin"toforgechains") formseeformicformica forman1.form,shape2.mold,mouldindebiteformaindueformesserinforma[Sports]tobeinform

Hence:formula&formal&formarformationmalformation,formative,formator,formato,conformar&,deformar&,informar &,reformar&,transformar&conforme&deforme&informe&vermiformeetc.multiformeetc.uniformeetc.

formaladjformalHerce:formalismoformalistaformalitate

formalismonformalism formalistanformalist formalitatenformality(=conventionalform) formarvtoform(1.toshape,make2.tomakeup,constitute) formationnformationformation(geologic)(geologieal)formation formativeadjformative formatonformat formatornformer(personormachine) formiseeformica formicadj[Chem.]formic(asin"formicacid") formica(ca)nantformicablancwhiteant,termite
Hence:formicarioformicheroformicchloroformoetc.formicarformicante,formicamentoformicivoreetc.formicidaetc.

formicamenton1.swarm,swarming(ofpeople,etc.)2.itching[Med.]formication formicante1.pprofformicar2.adj[Med.]formicant(asin"formicantpulse") formicarv1.toformicate,swarm(likeants)2.toitch(=tohaveanitchingsensation) formicarionanthillant'snest formichseeformica formicheron[Zool.,Ornith.]anteater formicidanformicide formicivoreadjformicivorous formidabileadjformidable formulanformula
Hence:formularioformular

formularvtoformulate formularion1.formulary(=collectionofformulas)2.form,blank fornacenfurnace fornimenton(actof)furnishing fornirvtofurnish(=tosupply,provide)

Hence:fornimentofornitorfornitura

fornitornfurnisherfornitor(delcorte)purveyor(tothecourt) fornituranfurnishings foronforum(1.publicplace2.court,tribunal)

Hence:forense

forragen(aje)forage(1.fodder,feed2.actofprovidingfodder)
Hence:forragiarforragiator

forragiar(ajar)vtoforage(=toroveinsearchofforageorprovisions) forragiator(aja)nforager forsan(fr)advperhaps,maybe Forsyth,Williamnpr[17371804Englishbotanist]

Hence:forsythia

forsythian[Bot.]forsythia fortalessanfortress forteadjstrongesserfortein(historia)tobegoodin(history)

Hence:fortia&fortitudefortissimofortificar&confortar&contrafortepianoforteetc.forte&

forten1.fort2.forte(=strongpoint)3.[Mus.]forte
Hence:fortalessafortino

forteadv1.strongly,hard2.[Mus.]forte fortianforce(1.bodilystrength2.asin"forceofcharacter"3.power,violence,orconstraintexerteduponapersonor thing4.[Phys.])lefortiapublicthepoliceforcefortiasarmatemilitaryforcescamisiadefortiastraitjacketfortiade inertiavisinertiaefortiavive[Mach.]momentumfortiacentrifugecentrifugalforcefortiacentripetecentripetalforcea fortiadebymeansofbydintof

Hence:fortiarfortiamento,fortiator,fortiato,effortiar&,reinfortiar&

fortiamenton(actof)forcing fortiarvtoforcefortiara(facer,etc.)toforceto(do,etc.)fortiar(unporta,etc.)toforce(adoor,etc.) fortiaton1.galleyslave2.convict fortiatornforcer(=onewhoforces) fortificabileadjfortifiable fortificantentonic,fortifier fortificarvtofortify

Hence:fortificantefortificabilefortification

fortificationn[Mil.]fortificationfortificationes[Mil.]fortifications,works fortinonsmallfort,fortalice fortissimoadj/adv[Mus.]fortissimo fortitudenfortitude fortuite()adjfortuitous[Law]casofortuiteactofGod,fortuitousevent fortunanfortune(1.chance,luck2.wealth,riches)

Hence:fortunateinfortunateinfortuna

fortunateadjfortunate(=favoredbyfortune) fossseefoder fossan1.pit,cavity,grave,etc.2.[Anat.]fossafossacommunpotter'sfield fossarvtodig(apit,grave,etc.) fossatonditch,trench,moat,fosse,etc. fossettandimple,fossette fossileadjfossil

Hence:fossilefossilifere,fossilisarfossilisation

fossilenfossil fossilifereadjfossiliferous fossilisarvtofossilize fossilisationnfossilization fossorn[Eccl.]fossor fossoriadjfossorial,digging foulard[F]nfoulard foxterrier[A]nfoxterrier foyer[F]n[Theat.]lobby,lounge fracassarvtosmash(=tobreaktopiecesbyviolence)
Hence:fracassofracassatura

fracassaturan(actionof)smashing fracassoncrash,smash(=soundofacrashorsmash) fractseefranger

fractionn1.(actionof)breaking2.fractionfractionperiodic[Math.]recurringorperiodicdecimalfraction(decimal, ordinari,etc.)[Math.](decimal,vulgar,etc.)fraction
Hence:fractionalfractionarifractionarfractionamento

fractionaladjfractional fractionamenton(actionof)breakingintopartsalso:[Math.]fractionization[Chem.]fractionation fractionarvtobreakintopartsalso:[Math.]tofractionize[Chem.]tofractionate fractionariadjfractional fracturanfracturefracturasimplice,composite,etc.)[Surg.](simple,compound,etc.)fracture fracturarvtofracture fragseefranger fraganstrawberry

Hence:fragetofragerofragiero

frageronstrawberryseller fragetostrawberrypatch fragieronstrawberryplant fragileadjI.fragile(=easilybroken)II.frail(1.havingadelicatestructureorconstitution,fragile2.morallyweak)

Hence:fragilitate

fragilitatenI.fragilityII.frailty(1.frailness2.moralweakness) fragmentarvtofragmentize fragmentariadjfragmentary fragmentationnfragmentation fragmentonfragment

Hence:fragmentarifragmentarfragmentation

fragranteadjfragrant fragrantianfragrance fragrarvtosmell(of),reek

Hence:fragrantefragrantia

frambesen(fruitofthe)raspberry
Hence:frambesiaframbesiero

frambesian[Pathol.]yaws,frambesia

frambesieronraspberry(bush) francadj1.free(=notlackingfreedom)2.frank(asin"tobefrankwithone")portofrancfreeport
Hence:franchitiafrancmasonetc.

francadjFrankish francesenFrench(language) francesenFrenchman,Frenchwoman franceseadjFrench francesismonGallicism franchseefranc franchitianfranknessfranchitia(deuncitate,etc.)franchise(ofacity,etc.)franchitiapostalfrankingprivilege FrancianFrance francisarvtoFrenchify francisationnFrenchification franciscan[Hist.]francisc,franciscaFranciscanprfFrances franciscanadj[R.C.Ch.]Franciscan franciscanon[R.C.Ch.]Franciscan FrancisconprmFrancis
Hence:franciscanfranciscanoFrancisca

francmasonnFreemason,Mason
Hence:francmasoneria

francmasoneria(a)nFreemasonry francon[Hist.]Frank
Hence:Franciafrancesefrancesismofranciscafrancisarfrancisationfrancophileetc.franc

francon[Fin.]franc FranconianFranconia
Hence:franconianfranconiano

franconianadjFranconian franconianonFranconian francophileadjFrancophile

Hence:francophilo

francophilo()nFrancophile francophobe(c)adjFrancophobe
Hence:francophobo

francophobo(c)nFrancophobe franger[frang/fractfring/fract]vtobreak,causetobreak
Hence:frangibilefrangibilitate,infrangibileinfrangibilitatefraction&fracturafracturareffring&infringer&diffranger &refranger&fragile&ossifragaetc.naufragioetc.naufrageetc.

frangia(franja)n1.fringe,border2.bangs(=bobbedhairintheforehead)
Hence:frangierofrangiatefrangiarfrangiatura

frangiar(jar)vtofringe,decoratewithfringes frangiate(ja)adjfringed frangiatura(ja)nfringes,fringing frangibileadjbreakable frangibilitatenbreakableness frangiero(jero)nfringemakerordealer fraterseefratre fraternaladjfraternal,brotherly fraterneadjfraternal,brotherly

Hence:fraternalconfraternalfraternitateconfraternitatefraternisar

fraternisarvtofraternize fraternitaten1.fraternity,brotherhood(=stateofbeingbrothers)2.brotherliness fratrastronstepbrother fratren1.brother2.[Eccl.]friarfratredelactefosterbrotherfratreaffinbrotherinlaw

Hence:fratrastrofraterne&confratrefratricidaetc.fratricidioetc.

fratricidanfratricide(=onewhokillshisbrotherorsister)attrib.fratricidal
Hence:fratricidal

fratricidaladjfratricidal fratricidionfratricide(=actofkillingone'sbrotherorsister) fraudarvtodefraud,cheat

fraudatorndefrauder,cheat fraudenfraud,deception
Hence:frandulentefraudarfraudator,defraudar&

fraudulenteadjfraudulent(1.dishonest,deceitful2.intendedtodeceive) fraxinellan[Bot.]fraxinella,gasplant fraxineton[Bot.]ashgrove fraxino(frx)nash,ashtree

Hence:fraxinellafraxineto

Frederico(co)nprmFrederick fremerv1.totremble,quiver,shiver2.toroar,murmur
Hence:fremito

fremito(fr)n1.tremor,quiver,shiveralso:[Med.]fremitus,thrill2.roar,roaring,murmur frenabileadjstoppable,curbable,checkable,etc.nonfrenabilethatcannotbestopped,etc.also:unbridled frenarv1.tobridle(ahorse,etc.)2.tobrake,putonthebrakes frenon1.bit(=partofthebridlethatgoesinthehorse'smouth)2.[Mech.]brake3.restraint,check4.[Med.]frenum, fraenumfrenodeaerecomprimiteairbrakefrenodemanohandbrake

Hence:frenarfrenabile,disfrenar,refrenar

frequentarvtofrequent frequentationnfrequentation frequentativeadj[Gram.]frequentative frequentatornfrequenter frequenteadjfrequent

Hence:frequentiainfrequentia,radiofrequentiaetc.frequentarfrequentation,frequentative,frequentatorinfrequente

frequentementeadvfrequently,often frequentianfrequencyalso:[Elec.] frescadjI.cool(=moderatelycold)II.fresh(1.new,recent2.notspoiled,fadedorworn3.notartificiallypreserved)

Hence:frescorrefrescar&fresco

frescon1.cool,coolness2.fresco(=picturepaintedinfresco)prenderlefrescototaketheairpicturaafrescopainting infresco frescorn1.cool,coolness2.freshness

fricamentonrubbing,friction fricar[fric/frict]vtorub
Hence:fricamentofrictionfrictionarfricativefricativadentifricioetc.

fricassarvtofricassee fricassearvtofricassee fricassee[F]nfricassee

Hence:fricassear

fricativan[Phonet.]fricative fricativeadj[Phonet.]fricative frictseefricar frictionnfriction(1.rubbingoflimbs,etc.2.[Mech.]) frictionarvtofriction,rub frigv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:frigide&frigor&

frigervtofry(=tocookbyfrying) frigerseefrigor frigerarv[occurringincompounds]

Hence:refrigerar&

frigidarv1.tocool,chill2.tocooloff,becomecold frigideadj1.cold,frigid(=notwarm)2.[Med.]frigid
Hence:frigiditatefrigidarrefrigidarfrigido

frigiditaten1.coldness,frigidness2.[Med.]frigidity frigidoncold,coldnessprenderfrigidotocatchacoldorchillhaberfrigidotobe,feelcold(il)facefrigidoitiscold (weather) frigitorianfryingpan frigorncold,coldness,coolness

Hence:frigoriferefrigorificfrigorificarfrigerar&

frigorifereadjchilling,freezing frigorific(fic)adjcooling,chilling,frigorific frigorificarvtochill,refrigerate

fringseefranger frirvtofry
Hence:fritoriafriturafrite

frite1.ppoffrir2.adjfried fritorianfryingpan frituran1.frying,fry2.somethingfriedalso:fritter frivoleadjfrivolous(1.lackingimportanceorweight2.inclinedtolevity)

Hence:frivolitate

frivolitatenfrivolousness,frivolity frontaladjfrontalossofrontal[Anat.]frontal(bone) frontenI.foreheadII.front(1.faceofabuilding,etc.2.[Mil.])frontedebattaliabattlefrontfacerfronteatoface, resist

Hence:frontierafrontonfrontalaffrontar&confrontar&frontispicioetc.

frontieranfrontier,boundary,border frontispicion1.[Arch.]frontispiece2.titlepage frontonn[Arch.]gable,pediment fructseefruer fructarvtobearfruit fructeria(a)nfruitstore fructeronfruiterer,greengrocer fructidorn[FrenchRevolutionaryCalendar]Fructidor fructieronfruitloft fructifereadjfruitbearing fructificarvtobearfruit,fructify fructificationnfructificationalso:[Bot.] fructonfruit
Hence:fructerofructeriafructierofructiferefructuoseinfructuosefructarfructificarfructificationdisfructarfructidoretc.

fructuseefructo fructuoseadjfruitful fruer[fru/fruct]vtoenjoyfruerdetoenjoy(=tohavetheuseandenjoymentof)

Hence:fruitionfructo&:usufrueretc.

Hence:fruitionfructo&:usufrueretc.

frugaladjfrugal(1.inclinedtolivesimply2.simple,notlavish)
Hence:frugalitate

frugalitatenfrugality,frugalness fruitionnenjoyment,fruition frumentaceeadjfrumentaceous frumentariadjfrumentaceous frumentonwheat

Hence:frumentaceefrumentari

[frustra]advinvain
Hence:frustraneefrustrarfrustration,frustrative

frustraneeadjvain,futile,frustraneous frustrarvtofrustrate(1.todisappoint,deceive2.tobalk,rendervain)frustrarlesperantiasde(unpersona)tofrustrate (someone's)hopes frustrationnfrustration frustratoriadjfrustratory,frustrative(=thatdisappointsorrendersvain) Fuchs,Leonhardnpr[15011566Germanbotanist]

Hence:fuchsia&

fuchsian[Bot.]Fuchsiaalso:fuchsia
Hence:fuchsina

fuchsinanfuchsin fugan1.flight(=actoffleeing)2.ardor,impetuosity3.[Mus.]fugueponerinfugatoputtoflightfugadegasescape ofgas

Hence:contrafuga

fugaceadjfleeting,transient,transitory
Hence:fugacitate

fugacitatentransitoriness fugirvtoflee
Hence:fuga&fugace&fugitivefugitivofugitarefugir&subterfugir&centrifugeetc.vermifugeetc.

fugitanflight(=actoffleeing) fugitiveadjfugitive fugitivonfugitive

fugitivonfugitive fulgente1.pproffulger2.adjfulgent fulgervtoflash,lighten,fulgurate

Hence:fulgentefulgidefulgiditatefulgorrefulger&

fulgideadjshining,fulgid fulgiditatenshine,brilliance,fulgidity fulgorndazzlingbrightness,fulgor fulguraladjlightning,fulgural fulguranteI.pproffulgurarII.adj1.fulgurant2.[Med.]fulguratingdolorfulgurantefulgurantpains fulgurarv1.tolighten,belightening2.toflash(=toemitflashesasoflightningj fulgurationnfulguration fulguren(flashof)lightning

Hence:fulguritefulguralfulgurarfulgurante,fulguration

fulguriten[Geol.]fulgurite fuliginensoot
Hence:fuliginose

fuliginoseadjsooty fullarv1.tofull,mill2.totrample,totread,crush(grapes,etc.)
Hence:fullatorfullatoriofullatura

fullatornfuller(=onewhofullscloth,etc.) fullatorionbeater,fullingstock fullaturan(actionof)fulling fulmiseefulmine fulmicotonnguncotton fulminantepproffulminarpulverefulminantefulminatingpowder fulminarvI.tothunderandlightenII.tofulminate(1.toexplodeviolently2.toinveigh,thunder) fulminationnfulmination fulminaton[Chem.]fulminate fulminatornfulminator fulminatoriadjfulminatory

fulminatoriadjfulminatory fulminenthunderbolt,lightningguerrafulmineblitz,blitzkriegserraturafulminezipfastener,zipper
Hence:fulminatofuimineefulminicfulminarfulminante,fulmination,fulminator,fulminatorifulmicotonetc.parafulmine etc.

fulmineeadjlightning,fulmineous fulminicadj[Chem.]fulminic fumarvI.tosmoke(1.tofume,giveoffsmokeorsteam2.asin"tosmokeapipe"3.tocure(meat,fish,etc.)with smoke)II.tofume(=toshowangerorirritation) fumarolan[Geol.]fumarole fumatornsmoker(=onewhoorthatwhichsmokes) fumigarvtofumigate

Hence:fumigationfumigatorfumigatorisuffumigar&

fumigationnfumigation fumigatornfumigator fumigatoriadjfumigating fumistanchimneyrepairman

fumonsmoke,fume
Hence:fumarolafumistafumosefumarfumator,perfumar&fumigar&fumoterraetc.

fumoseadjsmoky fumoterran[Bot.]fumitory funnrope

Hence:funerofuniculofunicularfuniformeetcfunambuloetc.

funambulo(m)ntightropewalker,funambulist functseefunger functionnfunction(1.asin"functionofanorgan,etc."2.[Math.])

Hence:functionalfunctionalismo,functionalistafunctionariofunctionarfunctionamento

functionaladjfunctional functionalismonfunctionalism functionalistanfunctionalist functionamenton(actof)functioning

functionamenton(actof)functioning functionarvtofunction functionarionfunctionaryfunctionario(public)civilservant fundansling(shot)

Hence:fundar

fundamentaladjfundamentalpetrafundamentalfoundationstone fundamentonfoundation,basesinfundamentogroundless,unfounded fundarvtofound(=tolaythefoundationof) fundarvtosling(=tocastwithasling) fundate1.ppoffundar2.adjwellfounded(asin"awellfoundedcharge") fundationnfoundation(1.actionoffounding2.endowedinstitution) fundatornfounder funder[fund/fus]v1.tomelt,liquefy2.[Metal.]tofound,castfundersetofuse,becomefused

Hence:funderiafusibilefusibilitate,infusibileinfusibilitatefusionfusionarfusionamentoconfunder&effunder& diffunder&infunder&profunder&refunder&transfunder&

funderia(a)nfoundry(=establishmentwherefoundingofmetaliscarriedon) fundon1.bottom2.foundation3.background4.fund(=sumofmoneysetasideforaspecialpurpose)darfundoto castanchorafundothoroughlyinlefundofundamentally,atbottomarticulodefundoeditorial,leaderfundospublic publicfundslebassefundosdelsocietatetheloweststrataofsociety,theunderworldbassefundoshallow,shoal

Hence:fundarfundamentofundamental,fundation,fundator,fundatelatifundioetc.

funebseefunere funebre(f)adjfuneral,funerealmarchafunebrefuneralmarchpompafunebre(solemn)funeralconvoyofunebre funeralprocession funeraladjfuneral funerales(l)nplfuneral funerariadjfuneral,funerary funerenfuneralfuneresfuneral(ceremony)

Hence:funeralfunerarifunebrefuneste

funeronropemaker funesseefunere funestendisastrous,fatal,baneful funger[fung/funct]vtofunction(asin"tofunctionaschairman")

funger[fung/funct]vtofunction(asin"tofunctionaschairman")
Hence:fungibilefunction&defung&

fungibileadj[Law]fungible fungicidanfungicidefungicidaadjfungicidal fungiformeadjfungiform fungonfungus(1.[Bot.]2.[Pathol.])

Hence:fungosefungositatefungicidaetcfungiformeetc.fungologiaetc.

fungologia(a)nfungology
Hence:fungologista

fungologistanfungologist fungoseadjfungous fungositatenfungosity(1.fungusquality2.fungusexcrescence) funicularadjfunicularferroviafunicularfunicular(railway)funicularnfunicular(railway) funiculonI.(small)cordII.funiculus(1.umbilicalcord,funis2.[Bot.]) funiformeadjfuniform furnthief

Hence:furettofurtofurtivefurar

furarvtosteal furbirvtoclean,polish,furbish(up)
Hence:furbitor

furbitornfurbisher furcanI.fork(1.asin"pitchfork"also:forkedorprongedinstrument,etc.2.asin"knifeandfork"3.bifurcation)II. gallows

Hence:furcatafurchettafurcatefurcarbifurcaretc.

furcarvtofork(1.tomanipulatewithafork2.togivetheshapeofaforkto3.tobeorturnforkshaped)furcarseto fork,branchoff furcatanforkful(ofhay,foodetc.) furcateadjforkshaped,forked furchseefurca furchettanfork(asin"knifeandfork") furerv1.tobeoutofone'smind2.tobefurious

furerv1.tobeoutofone'smind2.tobefurious
Hence:furibundefuror

furettonferret furfuraceeadjfurfuraceous(1.resemblingbran,branlike2.coveredwithbranlikescales) furfurenI.branII.dandruff,scurf,furfur

Hence:furfuraceefurfurose

furfuroseadjdandruffy,scurfy furian1.[Mythol.]Fury2.fury(=fierceanger)
Hence:furiosefuriositatefuriarinfuriarinfuriate

furiarvtoinfuriate furibundeadj1.frantic,frenzied2.raging,furious furioseadjfurious furiositatenfuriousness,fury furnatanovenful(ofbread,etc.) furneron1.baker2.[Ornith.]ovenbird furnon1.oven2.furnacealtefurnoblastfurnace

Hence:furnatafurnero

furorn1.mania,frenzy2.fury,rage furtiveadjfurtive,stealthy furton1.(actof)theft2.stolenarticle furunculon[Pathol.]furuncle,boil

Hence:furunculosis

furunculosis(sis)n[Pathol.]furunculosis fusseefunder fuselage[F]n[Aeronaut.]fuselage fuseronspindlemaker fusibileadjfusibleeasilymelted(filo)fusibile[Elec.]fuse fusibilitatenfusibility fusiformeadjfusiform,spindleshaped fusiln1.steel(tostrikefirewith)2.gun,rifle

fusiln1.steel(tostrikefirewith)2.gun,rifle
Hence:fusilerofusilarfusilada

fusiladanfusilade fusilarvtoshoot(down),execute,fusilade fusileronfusilier fusionn1.melting2.fusion fusionamenton[Com.,Pol.]amalgamation,merger fusionarv[Com.,Pol.]toamalgamate,merge fuson1.[Spinning]spindle2.[Geom.]lune

Hence:fuseroaffusarfusiformeetc.

fustan[Naut.]lateenriggedlighter fusten1.cudgel,club2.shaft(ofacolumn)3.shaft(ofaspear,lance,harpoon,etc.)4.stock(ofarifle,pistol,etc.)
Hence:fustigarfustigationfusta

fustigarvtocudgel,thrash,beat fustigationn(actof)thrashing,beating futarv[usedincompounds]

Hence:confutar&refutar&

futileadjinsignificant,unimportant
Hence:futilitate

futilitateninsignificance,unimportance futuradjfuturetemporefutur[Gram.]future(tense)futuro,futuraintended(husband,wife)
Hence:futurismofuturistafuturo

futurismon[Art.]futurism futuristan[Art.]futuristalso:attrib.futurist,futuristic futuronfuture(1.timetocome2.[Gram.])

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gabbr=gramma gabardinan1.[Hist.]gaberdine2.gabardine(=fabric"gabardine") gadoncodfish,gade gage[F]nwages,pay

Hence:ingagiar&

gaiadjgay(=merry)
Hence:gaitate

gaion[Ornith.]jay gaitatengaiety gal[gal/galact]n[occurringincompounds]gal(=milk)

Hence:ornithogaloetc....

galangalahabitodegalagaladress galanteadjgallant(=politeandattentivetothewomen)
Hence:galanteriagalantear

galantearvtocourt,woo galanteria(a)ngallantry(=politeattentiontothewomen) galata(g)nGalatianepistolaalgalatasEpistletotheGalatians

Hence:Galatiagalatic

GalatianprGalatia galaticadjGalatian,Galatic galea(a)ngalley(1.asin"tocondemntothegalleys"2.[Print.])

Hence:galeassagalera&galeongaleota

galeassangalieass galeonngalleon galeotangaliot galerangalley(asin"tocondemntothegalleys")

galerangalley(asin"tocondemntothegalleys")
Hence:galeriano

galeria(a)ngallery(1.coveredpassageway2.[Theat.]3.artmuseum) galerianongalleyslave GalicianprGalicia(=formerAustriancrownland)

Hence:galiciangaliciano

galicianadjGalician(=oftheAustriancrownlandofGalicia) galicianonGalician(=asin"GalicianfromLwow") Galilea(a)nGalilee

Hence:galileegalileo

galilee(e)adjGalilean(=ofGalilee) galileo(o)nGalilean galimatias(as)ngibberish,jargon,galimatias gallseeGalles GallecianprGalicia(=provinceatthenorthwestcornerofSpain) gallecianadjGalician(=ofSpanishprovinceofGalicia) gallecianonGalician,Gallegan,Gallego(1.nativeofGaliciainSpain2.Galicianlanguage) galleconGallego,Gallegan,Galician(1.nativeofGaliciainSpain2.Galicianlanguage)

Hence:Galleciagalleciangalleciano

gallego[H]n(Gallego,Gallegan,Galician(1.nativeofGaliciainSpain2.Galicianlanguage) Galles(gl)nprWalesPrincedeGallesPrinceofWares
Hence:gallese

galleseadjWelshgalesen1.Welshman,Welshwoman2.Welsh(language) gallettonchicken,cockerel Gallianpr(Gaul=thelandoftheGauls) galliardan[Dancing]galliard galliardeadjvigorous,hardy,heartylively,brisk,jolly,etc.

Hence:galliardiagalliardogalliarda

galliardia(a)nvigorliveliness,gaiety,etc. galliardonheftyfellow,jollychap,blade,etc.

galliardonheftyfellow,jollychap,blade,etc. gallicadjGallic(1.Gaulish2.French) gallicanadj[Eccl.Hist]Gallican gallicanismon[Eccl.Hist.]Gallicanism gallicanon[Eccl.Hist.]Gallican gallicismonCallicism galliconGaulish(language) gallinan1.hen2.chicken(=domesticfowl,barnyardfowl)gallinadeIndiaTurkeyhen

Hence:gallinerogallinieragallinettagallinaceegallinaceasgalliniculturaetc.

gallinaceasnpl[Zool.]gallinaceans gallinaceeadj[Zool.]gallinaceous gallineronchickenfarmer,poultryman gallinettanchicken,chiekpullet galliniculturanchickcnbreeding gallinieranchickencoop gallium(gl)n[Chem.]gallium gallonGaul(=inhabitantofGaul)

Hence:Galliagallicgallicismo,gallicangallicanismogallicano,gallicogalliumgallomaniaetc.gallophileetc. galloromanetc.

gallonrooster,cockgallodeIndiaTurkeycock
Hence:gallettogallina&

gallomania(a)nGallomania,Francomania gallon[A]ngallon gallophileadjGallophile,Francophile

Hence:gallophiliagallophilo

gallophilia(a)nGallophilism,Francophilism gallophilo(l)nGallophile,Francophile gallophobe(l)adjGallophobe,Francophobe

Hence:gallophobiagallophobo

gallophobia(a)nGallophobia,Francophobia gallophobo(l)nGallophobe,Francophobe

gallophobo(l)nGallophobe,Francophobe galloromanadjGalloRoman galocha(sha)ngalosh,overshoe galonnbraid,galloonalso:[Mil.]chevrongalones[Mil.]stripes

Hence:galonerogalonar

galonarvtobraid(=totrimwithbraid) galoneronbraidorgalloonmaker galoparvtogallop(=togoatagallop)phthisisgalopante[Pathol.]gallopingconsumption

Hence:galopo

galopon1.gallop2.[Dancing]galop galvanseeGalvani,Luigi Galvani,Luiginpr[17371798discovererofgalvanism]

Hence:galvanismogalvanicgalvanisargalvanisationgalvanometroetc.galvanoplastiaetc.

galvanicadjgalvanic(asin"galvanicbattery") galvanisarvtogalvanize galvanisationngalvanization galvanismongalvanism galvanometro()ngalvanometer galvanoplastia(a)ngalvanoplastics,galvanoplasty

Hence:galvanoplasticgalvanoplastica

galvanoplasticadjgalvanoplastic galvanoplasticangulvanoplastics gamban[Anat.]leg(violade)gamba[Mus.](violada)gamba

Hence:gambada&gambieragambitogambon

gambadangambol
Hence:gambadar

gambadarvtogambol gambieran1.legging2.jambeau(=armorfortheleg) gambiton[Chess]gambit gambonnham,gammon

gambonnham,gammon gametan[Biol.]gamete gammanI.gamma(=thirdletteroftheGreekalphabet)II.gamut(1.[Mus.]:2.asin"gamutofcolors,emotions,etc.") radiogammagammaray

Hence:gammatedigammaetc.

gammateadjhooked(asin"hookedcross")crucegammatehookedcross,gammadion,swastika gamon[occurringincompounds]gamo(=marriage)
Hence:gamomaniaetc.bigameetc.cryptogameetc.endogameetc.misogameetc.monogameetc.polygameetc.

gamomania(a)n[Psychol.]gamomania GangenprGanges
Hence:gangetic

gangeticadjGangetic gangliseeganglion gangliformeadjgangliform ganglioman[Pathol.]ganglioma ganglion(nglion)nganglion

Hence:ganglionitisganglionargangliomagangliformeetc.

ganglionaradjganglionary ganglionitis(tis)nganglionitis gangrenangangrene

Hence:gangrenosegangrenar

gangrenarvtogangrene gangrenoseadjgangrenous gangster[A]ngangster ganiabileadjthatcanbewonorgained ganiarv1.towin,gain2.toearn3.towinorgainoverganiartemporetogain,orplayfor,timeganiarunlocoto gainorreachaplace ganiatornwinner,gainer ganiongain,profit

Hence:ganiarganiabile,ganiator,reganiar

garage[F]ngarage

garage[F]ngarage
Hence:garagista

garagista(jis)ngaragekeeper,garageman garantenguarantor,guarantee
Hence:garantiagarantir

garantia(a)nguarantee,guaranty,warranty garantirvtoguarantee(1."toguaranteethequalityof"2.towarrant) Garden,Alexandernpr[17301791Americanbotanist]

Hence:gardenia

gardeniangardenia gardenparty[A]ngardenparty garnison[F]ngarrison garrettierangarterordinedelgarrettieraOrderoftheGarter garrettonhollowoftheknee

Hence:garrettiera

garrotarvtogarrote(=tostranglewiththegarrote) garrote[H]ngarrote,garrotte(1.instrumentusedforgarroting2.executionbymeansofthegarrote)
Hence:garrotar

garrularvbabble,prattle,chatter garruleadjgarrulous
Hence:garrulitategarrular

garrulitatengarrulity garsonnlad,boy,youngman,youth gasngas(=gascoussubstancespecif.:gasforlightingorheating)gashilarantelaughinggasgaslacrimogeneteargas

Hence:gasolinagasosegasificargasificationgasiformeetc.gasometroetc.gasogeneetc.

gasificarvtogasify(=tomakegascous) gasificationngasification gasiformeadjgasiform,inagaseousstate gasogeneadjgasproducingaerating

Hence:gasogeno

gasogeno()ngasproducer

gasogeno()ngasproducer gasolinangasoline,petrol gasometro()ngasometer gasoseadjgaseous gastralgia(a)n[Med.]gastralgia gastricadjgastric gastritis(tis)n[Med.]gastritis gastronabdomen,belly,stomach

Hence:gastritisgastrulagastricgastralgiaetc.gastroenteritisetc.gastronomeetc.gastropodeetc.gastroentericetc. gastroscopioetc.,gastrotomiaetc.

gastroentericadjgastroenteric gastroenteritis(tis)n[Med.]gastroenteritis gastronome(tr)adjgastronomic

Hence:gastronomiagastronomicgastronomo

gastronomia(a)ngastronomy gastonomicadjgastronomic gastronomo(tr)ngastronome,gastronomist gastropode(pode)adjgastropodous,gastropod

Hence:gastropodo

gastropodo(podo)n[Zool.]gastropod,gasteropodgastropodos[Zool.]Gastropoda,Gasteropoda gastroscopia(a)ngastroscopy gastroscopion[Med.]gastroscope

Hence:gastroscopia

gastrotomia(a)n[Surg.]gastrotomy gastrulan[Embryol.]gastrula gaudervtorejoicegauderdetoenjoy

Hence:gaudiogaudiosegaudimento

gaudimentonenjoyment gaudionjoy gaudioseadjjoyful,joyous Gauss,KarlFriedrichnpr[17771855mathematicianafterwhomthe"gauss"isnamed]logarithmosdeGauss

Gauss,KarlFriedrichnpr[17771855mathematicianafterwhomthe"gauss"isnamed]logarithmosdeGauss GaussianorGauss'slogarithms
Hence:gauss

gaussn[Elec.]gauss gazangauze gazonnlawn(=groundcoveredwithfinegrass) gen[occurringincompounds]geo(=earth)

Hence:geodeapogeeapogeoepigeehypogeehypogeoperigeeperigeogeographoetc.geologoetc.geometraetc. georamaetc.geopoliticaetc.geocentricetc.geodesiaetc.geogeniaetc.

GedeonnprGideon geisha[J]ngeisha gelarvtofreeze(1.tocausetofreeze2.tobecomeice) gelatinangelatin

Hence:gelatinose

gelatinoseadjgelatinous gelatonice(=icecream,sherbet,etc.) gelaturanfreezing,frostalso:chilblain gelea(a)njelly gelonfrost(asin"nightfrost")

Hence:gelargelea,gelatura,gelatogelatina&,congelar&,disgelar&

gemervtogroantowhinetosighalso:tocoo
Hence:gemimentogemito

gemimentongroaning,sighingwhinealso:cooing geminarvtogeminate geminate1.ppofgeminar2.adjgeminate geminationngemination geminativengeminative gemineadj1.twin2.double,twofold

Hence:geminargemination,geminative,geminategeminotrigemineetc.

gemino(g)ntwinGeminos[Astron.]Gemini,Twins gemito(g)ngroan,whine

gemito(g)ngroan,whine gemman1.gem(=preciousstone,pearl,etc.)2.[Bot.]gemmasalgemmarocksalt
Hence:gemmulagemmiferegemmargemmation,gemmateingemmar

gemmarv1.togem,adornwithgems2.togemmate,bud gemmate1.ppofgemmar2.adjgemmed,jeweled gemmationngemmation,budding gemmifereadjgemmiferous gemmulan[Bot.]gemmule genn[Biol.]gene genv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]gen(asin"genitive,""progenitor"etc.)

Hence:genitive&genitorgenituraprimogenituraetc.genitegenital,congenite,primogeniteetc.ingenueetc.indigena progen&terrigeneetc.

genv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]gen(asin"genesis","genetic"etc.)
Hence:geneseanthropogeneseetc.palingeneseetc.geneticbiogeneticetc.geneticagasogeneete.photogeneetc. vitelligeneetc.glycogeneetc.heterogeneetc.heterogeneeetc.exogeneetc.hytrogenoetc.thallogenoetc.ontogenia etc.

genan[Anat.]cheek
Hence:genal

genaladjchin,genal gendarme[F]ngendarme genean[occurringincompounds]genea(=descent)

Hence:genealogoetc.

genealogia(a)ngenealogy(1.lineofdescent2.studyofdescent]) genealogicadjgenealogicalarboregenealogicgenealogicaltree,familytree genealogistangenealogist genealogo()ngenealogist

Hence:genealogiagenealogistagenealogic

generaladjgeneralingeneralingeneral
Hence:generalitategeneralisargeneralisabile,generalisation,generalisatorgeneralgeneralato,generalissimo

generalngeneral generalatongeneralship(=officeortenureofageneral) generalisabileadjgeneralizable

generalisabileadjgeneralizable generalisarvtogeneralize generalisationngeneralization(1.actofgeneralizing2.generalinference) generalisatorngeneralizer generalissmo(ssmo)ngeneralissimo generalitatengenerality(1.generalness2.greatestpart,majority3.generalstatement) generarvtogenerate(=toproduce)

Hence:generationgenerativegeneratorturbogeneratoretc.degenerar&ingenerar&regenerar&

generationngeneration(1.actofgenerating2.asin"threegenerations")generationspontaneespontaneousgeneration generativeadjgenerative generatorn[Mech.,Elec.]generatorattrib.generating,generative generen1.[Zool.Bot.]genus2.kind,sort,type,etc.3.[Art,Lit.]genre4.[Gram.]gender

Hence:general&genericgenerose&generar&

genericadjgeneric generoseadjI.ofnoblelineage,highbornofgoodbreedII.generous(1.noble2.liberal)
Hence:generositateingeneroseingenerositate

generositatengenerosity(1.noblenessofmind2.liberality) genese(g)ngenesisGenese[Bib.]Genesis genesis(g)ngenesisGenesis[Bib.]Genesis

Hence:biogenesisetc.palingenesisetc.

geneticadjgenetic(1.ofgenesis2.ofgenetics) geneticangenetics(=thescienceofgenetics) GenevanprGeneva

Hence:genevese

geneveseadjGeneva,GenevangenevesenGenevan genialadjofgenius,inspiredhominegenialmanofgenius genicularvtobendtheknee,kneel(down) geniculateadjgeniculate(=bentabruptlyatanangle) geniculationn1.(actof)bendingtheknee,kneeling(down)2.geniculation geniculieran[Armor]genouillre

geniculieran[Armor]genouillre geniculonknee
Hence:geniculierageniculargeniculation,geniculate

geniongenius(1.spiritguardianspirit,elementalspirit,jinni,etc.2.innatecharacter,dispositionoraptitude3.manof genius)
Hence:genialcongenial&

genitaladjgenital genite(g)adjbegotten genitivaladj[Gram.]genitival genitiveadj1.generative2.[Gram.]genitive,possessive

Hence:genitivogenitival

genitivon[Gram.]genitive genitornsire,begetter genituran1.generation,begetting2.offspring genocidiongenocide genos[Gr.]n[Gr.Hist.]genosgenogeno(1.kind,genus2.race3.offspring)

Hence:genotypoetc.genocidioetc.

genotypo()ngenotype GenovevanprfGenevieve gentenpeople(1.nation,nationalgroup2.persons,folk)derectodelgenteslawofnations

Hence:gentil&

gentianan[Bot.]gentian
Hence:gentianaceegentianaceas

gentianaceasnpl[Bot.]Gentianaceae gentianaceeadjgentianaceous gentiladj1.noble2.nice,pleasant3.[Ch.Hist.]gentile

Hence:gentilessagentilitategentilismogentilhomineetc.

gentiln[Ch.Hist.]gentile gentilessanniceness,pleasantness gentilhominen1.nobleman2.gentleman(asin"arealgentleman") gentilismon[Ch.Hist.]gentilism

gentilismon[Ch.Hist.]gentilism gentilitaten[Ch.Hist.]gentiledom Gentius(gn)npr[about180B.C.KingofIllyriawhodiscoveredthegentianaccordingtoPliny]

Hence:gentiana&

gentleman[A]ngentleman(asin"arealgentleman") genunknee
Hence:geniculo&:genuflecteretc.

GenuanprGenoa
Hence:genuese

genueseadj/nGenoese genuflecter[flect/flex]vtogenuflect
Hence:genuflexion

genuflexseegenuflecter genuflexionngenuflection,genuflexion genuinadjgenuine(1.purebred2.real,authentic)

Hence:genuinitate

genuinitatengenuineness geocentricadjgeocentric(=pertainingtoormeasuredfromtheearth'scenter) geoden[Geol.]geode geodesia(a)ngeodesy

Hence:geodesic

geodesicadjgeodetic geodeticadjgeodetic geogenia(a)ngeogeny

Hence:geogenic

geogenicadjgeogenic geognosia(a)ngeognosy geognostangeognost(=oneversedingeognosy)

Hence:geognostic

geognosticadjgeognostic geogonia(a)ngeogony

geogonia(a)ngeogony geogonicadjgeogonic geographia(a)ngeographygeographiaphysicphysicalgeographygeographiaeconomiceconomicgeography geographiapoliticpoliticalgeography geographicadjgeographical geographo()ngeographer

Hence:geographiageographic

geologia(a)ngeology(1.scienceofgeology2.geologicalfeaturesofagivenarea) geologicadjgeological geologistangeologist geologo(logo)ngeologist

Hence:geologiageologistageologic

geomantengeomancer,geomant
Hence:geomantiageomantic

geomantia(a)ngeomancy geomanticadjgeomantic geometra()ngeometer,geometrician

Hence:geometriageometric

geometria(a)ngeometrygeometriaplanplanegeometry geometricadjgeometric,geometrical geophysicadjgeophysical

Hence:geophysica

geophysicangeophysics geopoliticangeopolitics georamavgeorama Georgianpr[Geog.]Georgia georgianadjGeorgian(1.pertainingtoGeorge2.pertainingtoGeorgia) GeorgionprmGeorge

Hence:Georgiageorgian

geotropicadj[Biol.]geotropic geotropismon[Biol.]geotropism

geotropismon[Biol.]geotropism geraniongeranium gerentenmanager gerentianmanagement gerer[ger/gest]vtomanage,administer

Hence:gerundio&gerentegerentiagestiongesto&gestagestar&congerer&digerer&ingerer&suggerer& belligerenteetc.

germanadjGerman
Hence:Germaniagermanismogermanistagermanistic,germanisticagermaniumgermanisargermanogermanic germanophileetc.judeogermanetc.pangermanetc.

GermanianGermany germanicadjGermanic germanisarvtoGermanize(=tomakeGerman) germanismonGermanism germanistanGermanist(=scholarinGermanics) germanisticadjGermanist,Germanistic germanisticanGermanics germanium(m)n[Chem.]germanium germanonGerman(1."Germanlanguage"2.nativeofGermany) germanophileadjGermanophile
Hence:germanophilo

germanophilo()nGermanophile germiseegermine germicidangermicide(=substancethatkillsgerms)attrib.germicidal

Hence:germicidal

germicidaladjgermicidal germinarvtogerminate germinationngermination germinativeadjgerminative germinengermgerminepathogenic(disease)germ

Hence:germinargermination,germinativegermicidaetc.

Hence:germinargermination,germinativegermicidaetc.

gerontn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]geront,geronto(=oldman)
Hence:gerontocratiaetc....

gerontocratia(a)ngerontocracy gerundion[Gram.]gerund
Hence:gerundivegerundivo

gerundiveadj[Gram.]gerundive,gerundial gerundivon[Gram.]gerundive gestseegerer gestanexploit Gestapo[G]nGestapo(=secretstatepoliceinNaziGermany) gestarvtobewithchildoryoung

Hence:gestationgestatori

gestationngestation gestatoriadjgestatory gesticularvtogesticulate

Hence:gesticulationgesticulator

gesticulationngesticulation gesticulatorngesticulator gestionnmanagement,administration gestongesture

Hence:gesticular&

Gethsemani(s)nprGethsemane geyser(gi)ngcyser ghetto(gt)nghetto ghibellin(gi)adj[Ital.Hist.]Ghibelline

Hence:ghibellino

ghibellino(gi)n[Ital.Hist]Chihelline gibbonhump,hunch
Hence:gibbosegibbositate

gibboseadjhunched,humped,gibbousspecif.:humpbacked,hunchbacked

gibboseadjhunched,humped,gibbousspecif.:humpbacked,hunchbacked gibbositatengibbousness,gibbosity gigantengiantgiantessattrib.giant,gigantic

Hence:gigantescgigantomachiaetc.

gigantescadjgigantic gigantomachia(a)ngigantomachy gilet[F]nvest,waistcoat gin[A]ngin(=alcoholicbeverageflavoredwithjuniperberries,etc.) gingibre(jinjbre)nginger gingivan[Anat.]gum

Hence:gingivitisgingival

gingivaladjgingival gingivitis(tis)ngingivitis ginseng(jnsng)nginseng girafa(jirfa)ngiraffe girarvtogyrate,rotate

Hence:girationgiratorigirasoletc.

girasoln[Mineral.]girasol,girasolefireopal girationngyration,rotation giratoriadjgyratory,gyrating giro[I]n[Com.]Giro gitarranguitar

Hence:gitarrista

gitarristanguitarist glac[F]adjglac(1.havinglustre2.coatedwithicing) glacialnglacial(1.asin"glacialphenomena"2.icy,icecold)zonaglacialFrigidZoneepochaglacial,periodoglacial glacialepochorperiod,iceage glaciarvtofreeze,ice,glaciate glacienicerumperleglacietobreaktheiceglaciadesucroicing,frosting

Hence:glacieroglacieraglacialpreglacial,postglacialglaciarrumpeglacieetc.

glacieranicehouse,icebox,etc.

glacieranicehouse,icebox,etc. glacieronglacier glacis[F]n[Fortif.]glacis gladiatorngladiator gladiatoriadjgladiatorial gladiaturangladiatorialcombat gladionsword

Hence:gladiologladiatorgladiatorigladiatura

gladiolo()ngladiolus,gladiola glandenacorn
Hence:glandula&glandifereglandiformeetc.

glandifereadjglandiferous,bearingacorns glandiformeadjglandiform,acornshaped glandulangland

Hence:glandularglandulose

glandularadjglandular glanduloseadjglandulous glaucadjbluegreen,seagreen,glaucous

Hence:glaucoma

glaucoman[Pathol.]glaucoma glissarvtoslidealso:toglide,etc. globseeglobulo globaladj1.global,worldwide2.total,aggregate,inclusiveetc. globetrotter[A]nglobetrotter globonglobe(1.sphere,ball2.earth3."celestialorterrestialglobe"4."globeofalamp")globodeloculoeyeball

Hence:globuloglobular,globulose,hemoglobinaetc.globalgloboidegloboseglobositateinglobar

globoidengloboid globoseadjspherical,globeshaped,globose globositatensphericity,globosity globularadjglobular,spherical

globularadjglobular,spherical globulonglobuleglobulosdesanguinebloodcorpuscles globuloseadjglobular(1.composedofglobules2.spherical) glomerenball(ofthread,yarn,etc)

Hence:glomeruloagglomerar&conglomerar&

glomerulon1.[Bot.]glomerule2.[Anat.]glomerulus,glomerule glorianI.glory(1.praise,fame,splendor,etc.2.[Relig.Art]asin"Christinglory")II.[R.C.Ch.]Gloria(asin"the GloriaPatri")

Hence:gloriolaglorioseinglorioseglorificarglorification,glorificatorvangloriaetc.

glorificarvtoglorifyglorificarsedetogloryin glorificationnglorification glorificatornglorifier gloriola()npettyvanity glorioseadj1.glorious2.vainglorious glossangloss(=explanation,rendering,etc.)gloss[occurrillginderivativesandcompounds]gloss,glosso(=tongue)

Hence:glossitisglossarioglossarglossatorglossotomiaetc.

glossarvtogloss(=toexplainbyglosses) glossarionglossary glossatornglossator,writerofglosses glossitis(tis)n[Pathol.]glossitis glossotomia(a)n[Med.]glossotomy,excisionofthetongue glottan[Anat.,Zool.]glottisglott[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]glott,glotto(=tongue)

Hence:glotticpolyglotteetc.

glotticadjglottic,glottal glucadj[occurringinderivatives]gluc(=sweet)
Hence:glucatoglucicglucinaglucinumglucosaglucosido

glucaton[Chem.]glucate glucicadj[Chem.]glucicacidoglucicglucicacid glucinan[Chcm.]glucina glucinum(n)n[Chem.]glucinum glucosan[Chem.]glucose,glycose

glucosan[Chem.]glucose,glycose glucosidonglucoside gluman[Bot.]glume,husk

Hence:glumaceeglumaceasglumose

glumaceasnpl[Bot.]Glumaceae glumaceeadjglumaceous glumoseadjglumous,glumose glutinarvtoglue glutinen1.glue2.gluten

Hence:glutinoseglutinositateglutinaragglutinar&,conglutinar&

glutinoseadjsticky,glutinous glutinositatenstickiness,glutinousness glutirvtoswallow,swallowdown

Hence:deglutir&inglutir&

glutteadjgluttonous
Hence:glutton&

gluttonnglutton(1.gormandizer2.[Zool.]wolverine)
Hence:gluttoniagluttonisar

gluttonia(a)ngluttony gluttonisarvtogluttonize,gormandize glycseeglycerina glyceradj[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:glyceriaglycerina&

glycerseeglycerina glyceraln[Chem.]glyceral glyceraton[Chem.]glycerate glycerian[Bot.]mannagrassGlyceria glycericadj[Chem.]glyceric glyceridon[Chem.]glyceride glycerinan[Chem.]glycerin

Hence:glyceratoglyceridoglyceritoglycerolglycerylglycericglycerophosphatoetc.glyceraletc.glycerophosphoric etc.glycidoglycidicglycol

glyceriton[Chem.]glyccrite glyceroln[Chem.]glycerol glycerophosphaton[Chcm.]glycerophosphate glycerophosphoricadj[Chem.]glycerophosphoricacidoglycerophosphoricglycerophosphoricacid glyceryln[Chem.]glyceryl glycicadj[Chem.]glycic glycidicadj[Chem.]glycidic glycidon[Chem.]glycide glycinan[Chem.]glycin glycinian[Bot.]wistaria glycocollan[Chem.]glycocoll glycogeneadj[Biochem.]glycogenous,glycogenic
Hence:glycogenoglycogenic

glycogenicadj[Biochem.]glycogenic,glycogenous glycogeno()n[Biochem.]glycogen glycoln[Chcm.]glycol glycyadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]glycy,glyc,glyco(=sweet)

Hence:glycicglycinaglyciniaglycyrrhizaetc.glycocollaetc.glycogeneetc.

glycyrrhizanlicorice,glycyrrhiza
Hence:glycyrrhizina

glycyrrhizinanglycyrrhizin glyphn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]glyph(=carving)
Hence:hieroglyphicetc....

gnatseenate gneis[G]ngneiss gno[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:gnoma&gnomone&gnosisgnostic&diagno&progno&geognosiaetc.geognostaetc.

gnobileseenobile

gnomseegnomone gnomangnome,aphorism
Hence:gnomicgnomologiaetc.

gnomicadjgnomic,aphoristic gnomongnome(=goblin) gnomologia(a)ngnomology

Hence:gnomologistagnomologic

gnomologicadjgnomologic gnomologistangnomologist gnomonengnomon(1.indexrodonsundial2.[Geom.])

Hence:gnomonicpathognomonicetc.physiognomoniaetc.pathognomiaetc.

gnomonicadjgnomonic gnomonicangnomonics(=theartofconstructingsundials) gnoscerseenosc gnosisn[Metaph.]gnosis gnosticadj1.gnostic2.Gnostic

Hence:gnosticismoagnostic&gnostico

gnosticismonGnosticism gnosticonGnostic gnungnu goal[A]n[Sports]goalgoalkeeper[A]n[Sports]goalkeeper golf[A]ngolfpercursodegolfgolfcourse golfongulf,baycurrentedelgolfoGulfStream GomorrhanprGomorrah,Gomorrha gonseegoni gondola(gn)[I]ngondola

Hence:gondolero

gondolerongondolier gongngong

gonin[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]gonio,gon(=angle)
Hence:diagonalgoniometroetc.polygonetc.hexagonetc.

gonia(a)n[occurringincompounds]gony(=generation,origin)
Hence:cosmogoniaetc.

goniometria(a)ngoniometry goniometricadjgoniometric goniometro()ngoniometer

Hence:goniometriagoniometric

gonnanskirt
Hence:gonnellasubgonnella

gonnellanskirt gonon[occurringincompounds]gono,gon(=generation,offspring,semen,etc.)
Hence:gonorrheaetc.

gonorrhea(a)n[Pathol.]gonorrhea gorganthroat,gullet,gorge
Hence:disgorgar&ingorgar&

gorillangorilla gothicadjGothic(1.pertainingtotheGoths2.[Arch.,Art]3.[Typog.]blackletter) gothiconGothic(1.Gothiclanguage2.[Arch.,Art]3.[Typog.]blackletter) gothonGoth

Hence:gothicgothico

gourmand[F]ngourmand,epicure gourmet[F]ngourmet,connoisseur(infoodanddrink) governabdeadjgovernable governaculon[Naut.,Aviation]rudder governamentaladjgovermental governamentongovernment(1.rule,direction,control2.bodyofpersonsgoverningaState) governantengoverness governarv1.[Naut.]tosteer2.togovern(=torule,direct,control)

Hence:governaculogovernamentogovernamentalgovernantegovernabileingovernabilegovernator

governatorngovernor Gracchonpr[Rom.Hist.]Gracchus gracileadjslender,slim

Hence:gracilitate

gracilitatenslenderness,slimness grad[grad/gressgred/gress]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:gradienteaggreder&congred&digreder&egred&ingred&progreder&regreder&transgreder&retrograd &plantigradeetc.tardigradeetc.saltigradeetc.

grad[R]n[occurringincompounds]grad(=town,city)
Hence:Leningradetc.

gradationn1.gradation(=gradualchange)2.[Rhet.]climax gradienten[Meteorol.,Physiol.,etc.]gradient gradonI.step,stair,rungII.degree(1.stage,level,grade,etc.2.unitofmeasureforangles,temperature,etc.)III. [Mil.,Acad.etc.]degree,rankaunaltegradotoahighdegreegradodecomparation[Gram.]degreeofcomparison

Hence:gradualgradualitategraduargraduation,graduator,graduategraduatogradationdegradar&centigradeetc.

gradonwill,pleasuredebongradowillingly,withpleasuredemalgradounwillingly,inspiteofoneselfagradoat will
Hence:agradaragradamento,agradabile,disagradardisagradabilemalgradoetc.

graduseegrado gradualadjgradual gradualitatengradualness graduarvtograduate(1.tomarkwithdegreesformeasuring2.tograde,arrangeingradations3.toconferan academicorprofessionaldegreeupon) graduate1.ppofgraduar2.adjgraduate graduationngraduation(1.gradation,arrangementindegreesorgradations2.divisionintodegrees3.actionof conferringorreceivinganacademicorprofessionaldegree) graduatongraduate(1.onewhohasreceivedanacademicorprofessionaldegree2.graduatedmeasuringcup,tube, etc.) graduatorngraduator,grader graffarv[Hort.]tograft graffatorn[Hort.]grafter graffon[Hort.]graft(=shootusedingrafting)

Hence:graffargraffator

gralnGrailSancteGralHolyGrail grammangram
Hence:centigrammaetc.kilogrammeetc.

gramma[ma/mat]n[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]gram
Hence:grammaticgrammaticogrammaticagrammaticalcablogrammaetcideogrammaetc.roentgenogrammaetc. barogrammaetc.cryptogrammaetc.parallelogrammaetc.monogrammaetc.telegrammaetc.

grammaticadjgrammatical grammaticangrammar grammaticaladjgrammatical grammaticongrammarian grammophono()ngramophone granprefixo[usedwithnounsofkinship]grand,great,(asin"grandfather","greataunt")

Hence:granamitaetc.granfilioetc.granneptaetc.granpatreetc.

grananseed(ofplants)
Hence:granarfiligranaetc.

granamita(n)ngreataunt granarvtoseed,growtoseed granariongranaryalso:barn granatan1.pomegranate(=fruitofthepomegranate)2.[Mil.]grenade,shell

Hence:granatero

granateron[Mil.]grenadier granatifereadjgarnetiferous granaion[Mmeral.]garnet

Hence:granatifere

grandeadjgreat(1.big,large,etc.2.asin"greatman","greatlord",etc.)ingrandeonalargescale
Hence:grandorgrandiose&aggrandir&grandiloguenteetcgrandisoneetc.

grandengrandeeGrandeBritannianprGreatBritain grandiseegrande grandiloquenteadjgrandiloquent

Hence:grandiloquentia

grandiloquentiangrandiloquence grandinarv[Meterol.]tohail grandinen[Meteorol.]hail

Hence:grandinar

grandioseadjgrand,imposinggrandiose
Hence:grandiositate

grandiositatengrandeur grandisoneadjgrandisonous,grandisonant grandorngreatness(1.size2.grandeur) granfiliangranddaughtergranfiliasecundegreatgranddaughtergranfiliatertiegreatgreatgranddaughter granfiliongrandsongranfiiiosecundegreatgrandsongranfiliotertiegreatgreatgrandson graniformeadjgraniform graniticadjgranitic granitongranite

Hence:graniticgranitoide

granitoideadjgranitoid,granitoidal granivoreadjgranivorous
Hence:granivoro

granivoro()ngranivore granmatrengrandmothergranmatresecundegreatgrandmothergranmatretertiegreatgreatgrandmother granneptangreatniece granneptongreatnephew granonI.grain,corn(1.seedofcerealgrasses2.asin"grainmarket","cornexchange",etc.)II.grain(1.asin"agrain ofsand"2.[Meas.])III.kernel,pit,etc.(=grainlikeseedofanyplant)

Hence:granariogranato&granata&granito&granulo&granosedisgranar&graniformeetcgranivoreetcgrana&

granonclengreatuncle granoseadjgrainy,granular granpatrengrandfathergranpatresecundegreatgrandfathergranpatretertiegreatgreatgrandfather granularadjgranulargranularvtogranulate(asin"togranulatesugar")

granulationngranulation granulatorngranulater,granulator granulifereadjgranuliferous granuliformeadjgranular,granuliform granuliten[Mineral.]granulite granulongranule

Hence:granulitegranulargranuliferegranulosegranulargranulation,granulatorgranuliformeetc

granuloseadjgranular,granulose graph[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:grapho&graphia&graphite&graphicgraphicographica

graphia(a)n(systemof)writing,script
Hence:paragraphiaideographiaetcphysiographiaetcorthographiaetc.

graphicadjgraphic(1.pertainingtowriting,drawing,etc.2.pertainingtographs) graphicangraphicarts graphicongraph graphitengraphite

Hence:graphitic

graphiticadjgraphitic graphon[occurringincompounds]I.graph(1.asin"epigraph"2.asin"seismograph")II.grapher(asin "geographer")

Hence:autographo&paragraphographologoetcbibliographoetcbiographoetcmimeographoetcphonographoetc photographoetc.seismographoetctypographoetc.calligraphoetccryptographoetc.stenographoetc.hectographoetc monographoetcmicroseismographoetc.

graphologia(a)ngraphology(=studyofhandwriting) graphologicadjgraphological graphologo(ph)ngraphologist

Hence:graphologiagraphologic

grasseadj1.fat(=consistingoffat)2.fatty(=containingfat)
Hence:grassiadisgrassiar,ingrassiaringrassar

grassiangrease,fat grateadjgrateful,thankful

Hence:gratia&gratitudegratificargratificationingrateingratitude

gratiangrace(1.gracefulness2.graciousness3.mercy,clemency)also:[Theol.]gratiasathanksto,dueorowingto colpodegratiacoupdegrce,finishingstrokerendergratiasatogivethankstoannodelgratiayearofgraceconbon (mal)gratiawithagood(bad)gracecaderdelgratiadetofalloutofgracewithfacergratiaaunpersonadetospare someonesomethingGratiaGracegratias!(I)thankyou!thanks!

Hence:gratiosegratiositate,ingratiose,malgratioseetc.gratiargratiabiledisgratia&ingratiarregratiar

gratiabileadjpardonable gratiarv1.topardon(acriminal)2.tograce gratificarv1.togiveagratuityto2.togratify gratificationn1.gratuity2.gratification gratin[F]n[Cookinglgratinalgratinaugratin gratioseadj1.graceful2.gracious gratiositatengraciousness gratis(qr)[L]advgratis,free(ofcharge) gratitudengratitude grattacelonskyscraper grattamentonscratching,scraping grattarvtoscratch,scrape
Hence:grattamentograttatorgrattaceloetc.

grattatornscratcher,scraper(=onewhoscratches,scrapes) gratuite()adjgratuitous(1.gratis,free2.uncalledfor,unwarranted) gratularvtoexpressjoyat(someone'sgoodfortune),congratulate

Hence:gratulationgratulatoricongratular&

gratulationngoodwishes,congratulation gratulatoriadjcongratulatorylitteragratulatoriletterofcongratulationorgoodwishes gravaminengrievance,gravamen gravarvtoengrave

Hence:gravator

gravarvtoburden,encumber gravatornengraver graveadjI.heavyII.grave(1.solemn,important2.lowpitched,deep)accentograve[Gram.]graveaccent

Hence:gravitate&gravide&gravargravamine,aggravar&

gravideadjpregnant(=withchild,gravid)
Hence:graviditate

graviditatenpregnancy,gravidity gravitseegravitate gravitarv[Phys.]togravitate gravitatengravity(1.[Phys.]2.seriousness,importance3.lownessofpitch)gravitatespecificspecificgravitycentro degravitatecenterofgravity

Hence:gravitargravitation

gravitationn[Phys.]gravitation gravure[F]nengraving,gravure(1.artofengraving2.printmadefromanengravedplate)
Hence:photogravureetc.rotogravureetc.

grecadjGreek,Grecianigrec(theletter)y grecan[Art]Greekfret,keypattern,meander GrecianGreece grecisarvtoGrecize,Hellenize grecismonGrecism,Hellenism(1.Grecianquality2.Greekidiom) greconGreck(1.Greeklanguage2.inhabitantofGreece)

Hence:Greciagrecgrecismo,grecisar,grecoromanetc.,greco,greca

grecoromanadjGrecoRoman,GraecoRoman gredseegrad grederseegrad gregarvto(collectintoa)flockorherd gregariadj1.gregarious(=tendingtoflockorherdtogether)2.belongingtothecommonherd gregenflock,herd,drove,etc.also:troop,band,crowd,etc.

Hence:gregarigregaraggregar&congregar&disgregar&segregar&egregie

gremialn[Eccl.]gremial gremionlapalso:bosom
Hence:gremial

grenadier[F]n[Mil.]grenadier

grenadinangrenadine(=sirupofpomegranates) grillianI.grate(1.grating2.frameofironbarsholdingafire)II.grill,gridironIII.[Elec.]grid
Hence:grilliargrilliada,grilliage

grilliadan1.(actionof)grilling2.grilledfood grilliage(aje)ngrating,latticeworkalso:wirenetting,etc. grilliarvtogrill grillon[Entom.]cricket grimassarvtogrimace,make(wry)faces grimasse[F]ngrimace,(wry)face

Hence:grimassar

grippe[F]n[Pathol.]grippe grisadj/ngray,grey
Hence:grisalia

grisaliangrisaille grisette[F]ngrisette(=Frenchgirloftheworkingclass) grizzly[A]ngrizzly(bear) groenlandseeGroenlandia groenlandeseadjGreenland,GreenlandicgroenlandesenGreenlander GroenlandianprGreenland

Hence:groenlandese

grog[A]ngrog groom[A]ngroom(=manservantspecif.:stableman,stableboy) grossangross(=unitconsistingoftwelvedozen) grosseadjbig,bulky,etc.margrosseheavysea

Hence:grossiergrosseriagrossogrossa

grosseria(a)ncoarseness,rudeness grossieradjcoarse(1.notfine2.rude,notrefined) grossonbulk(=mainmass)legrossodelarmeathemainbodyofthearmyingrossoatwholesale grossulangooseberry

Hence:grossular

grossularadjgooseberry,grossular grottangrotto
Hence:grottesc&

grottescadjgrotesque
Hence:grottesco

grottescongrotesquegrottescos[Art]grotesques gruencrane(1.[Zool.]2.[Mech.]) grumon1.clot2.lump

Hence:grumose

grumoseadj1.clotted2.lumpy grunnimenton(actionof)grunting,grunt grunnirvtogrunt

Hence:grunnimentogrunnitor

grunnitorngrunter(=onewhoorthatwhichgrunts) gruppamenton1.(actof)grouping2.group grupparvtogroup gruppongroup

Hence:gruppargruppamentoaggrupparaggruppamento

gryphon1.[Gr.Mythol.]griffin2.griffonvulture
Hence:hippogryphoetc.

guaiinterjwoe guanonguano guantarvtogloveguantarsetoputonone'sgloves guanteria(a)ngloveshop guanteronglovemaker,glover guantonglovejectarleguantotothrowdownthegauntlet

Hence:guanteroguanteria,guantar

guardanguard(1.actionofguarding2.onewhoguards3.grouporbodyofguards4.asin"mudguard","guardofa sword",etc.)(foliode)guardaflyleaf

guardacostasn1.coastguard(sman)2.revenuecutter guardafangonfender,mudguard guardafoconfender,fireguard guardarv1.toguard(=todefend,protect)2.tokeep(=nottoletgoof)guardarsedeuncosatobewareofsomething

Hence:guardaguardiano,retroguarda,vanguarda,salveguardaetc.guardatorreguardar&guardacostasetc.guardafango etc.

guardarobanwardrobe(=room,closetorcupboardforholdingclothes) guardatornguardian,guard guardianonguardian,guard guaritan1.watchtower2.sentrybox guarnimenton(actionof)trimming,decorating,garnishing guarnirvtotrim,decorate,garnishguarnirdetoprovide,supply,with

Hence:guarnimentoguarnitionguarnitura

garnitionn1.trimming,garniture2.garrison guarniturantrimming,garniture guastarv1.tospoil,damage2.towaste,squander

Hence:guastator

guastatorn1.spoiler(ofmaterial,etc.)2.waster,squanderer guelfeadj[Hist.]Guelph
Hence:guelfo

guelfon[Hist.]Guelph guerranwaralso:warfarefacer(le)guerratowageormakewarguerrafrigidecoldwar
Hence:guerreroguerrierguerrearguerreatoraguerrir&

guerrearvtowar,makeorwagewar guerreatornwarrior guerreronwarrior guerrieradjwarlike,martial guerrilla[H]n1.guerrillawarfare2.bandortroupofguerrillas

Hence:guerrillero

guerrillero(lyro)nguerrilla,partisan

guidanguide(1.onewhoguides2.guidebook3.instrumentorpartofaninstrument,amachine,etc.,thatcontrolsa movement)
Hence:guidar

guidarv1.toguide2.todrive(horses,acar,etc.) Guillotin,JosephIgnacenpr[17381814Frenchphysician]
Hence:guillotinaguillotinarguillotinada,guillotinamento

guillotina(gi)nguillotine guillotinada(gi)nmassguillotining guillotinamento(gi)n(actof)guillotining guillotinar(gi)vtoguillotine Guinea(gina)nprGuineaGolfodeGuineaGulfofGuineaguinea[Monet.]guinea

Hence:NoveGuineaetc.

guirlanda(gir)ngarland
Hence:guirlandaringuirlandar

guirlandar(girjvtofestoon,garland guisanway,manner,wise
Hence:disguisar&

guitarra(gi)nguitar
Hence:guitarrista

guitarrista(gi)nguitarist gulash(g)ngoulash gulfstream[A]nGulfStream gumman[Bot.]gumgummaarabicgumarabicgummaelastic(India)rubber,caoutchoucalso:erasergummaresina gumresingummaammoniacgumammoniac

Hence:gummierogummiferegummosegummositategummar,ingummar

gummarvtogum(=totreat,smear,etc.,withgum) gummieronrubbertree gummifereadjgummiferous gummoseadjgummous gummositatengummosity

gurgite(gr)n1.abyss,whirlpool,gulf2.gullet,throat
Hence:ingurgitar&regurgitar&

gurguliarvtogurgle gustabileadj1.tastable2.tasty(=havingapleasanttaste) gustarv1.totaste(=toperceivebythesenseoftaste)2.toenjoy,relish

Hence:gustabilegustationgustative

gustationngustation,tasting gustativeadjgustative gustontaste(1.senseoftaste2.flavor3.asin"tohaveatastefor")inlegustodeVermeerinthemannerofVermeer debon,malgustoingood,badtasteprendergustoa(uncosa)todevelopatastefor(something)habergustoproto haveatastefor

Hence:gustosegustar&degustar&disgustar&

gustoseadjtasty,savory guttanI.drop(1.asin"adropofrain"2.[Arch.]gutta) II.[Pathol.]gout,guttaseren[Pathol.]amaurosis,guttaserena

Hence:guttieraguttoseguttar

guttan[Chem.]gutta
Hence:guttifereguttiferasguttaperchaetc.

guttapercha(sha)nguttapercha guttarvtodrip(asin"thetapisdripping") guttierangutter("gutterattheeaves") guttiferas()npl[Bot.]Guttiferae guttifereadj[Bot.]guttiferous guttoseadjgouty gutturaladjguttural gutturalisarvtogutturalize gutturalisationngutturalization gutturenthroat,gullet
Hence:gutturalgutturalisargutturalisation

gymnadj[oocurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:gymnicgymnotoetc.gymnosophistaetc.gymnospermeetc.

gymnas[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:Gymnasio&gymnasta&

gymnasiarchan[Gr.Antiq.]gymnasiarch gymnasiongymnasium(1.hallforgymnasticpractice2.Gymnasium)
Hence:gymnasiarchaetc.

gymnastangymnast
Hence:gymnasticgymnastica

gymnasticadjgymnastic,gymnastical gymnasticangymnastics gymnicadjgymnastic gymnoblasteadj[Zool.]gymnoblastic gymnosophistangymnosophist gymnospermasnpl[Bot.](gymospermae,gymnosperms gymnospermeadj[Bot.]gymnospermous gymnospore(n)adj[Bot.]gymnosporous gymnoton[Zool.]gymnotus,electriceel gynseegyneco gynn[occurringincompounds]gyn,gyno(=pistil,ovary)
Hence:gynobaseetc.gynophoroetc.

gynandreadjgynandrous
Hence:gynandro

gynandron[Bot.]gynander(=memberoftheclassGynandria) gyneceo(o)n[Gr.andRom.Antiq.]gynaeceum gyneco[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]gyneco(=woman)

Hence:gyneceogynecocratiaetc.gynecologoetc.gynandreetc.androgyneetc.misogyneetc.

gynecocratia(a)ngynecocracy gynecocraticadjgynecocratic,gynecocratical gynecologia(a)ngynecology gynecologicadjgynecologic

gynecologistangynecologist gynecologo(c)ngynecologist
Hence:gynecologiagynecologistagynecologic

gynobasen[Bot.]gynobase gynophoro(n)n[Bot.]gynophore gypseron1.gypsumworker,dealer,etc.2.plasterer(=worker,dealer,etc.,inplasterofParis) gypsierangypsumdepositorpit gypsifereadj[Mineral.]gypsiferous gypson1.[Mineral.]gypsum2.plaster(ofParis)

Hence:gypserogypsieragypsosegypsifereingypsar

gypsoseadj[Mineral.]gypsum,gypseous gyron1.circle,turn(=circularcourse)gyre2.[Anat.]gyrus
Hence:autogyrogyrometroetc.gyroscopioetc.gyrostatoetc.levogyretc.sinistrogyretc.

gyrometro(r)ngyrometer gyroscopicadjgyroscopic gyroscopiongyroscope

Hence:gyroscopic

gyrostaticadjgyrostatie gyrostato(r)ngyrostat
Hence:gyrostatic

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haprofhaberhave,has haabbr=hectar habeascorpus[L][Law]habeascorpus habervtohave(1.toown,possess2.[Grammaticalfunction:auxiliary,formingtheperfecttenses])haberatohaveto, beobligedtohaber(frigido,ration,etc.)seefrigido,ration,etc.ilhabethereis,thereareillehabe20annosheis20 yearsold

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habernpossessions,belongingsholdings habileadjskilful,able
Hence:habilitatehabilitar&inhabileinhabilitate

habilitarv[Law]toenable,entitlehabilitarsetoqualifyoneself(foranoffice,position,etc.)
Hence:habilitationrehabilitarrehabilitation

habilitatenskill,ability habilitationnhabilitation(1.capacitation,enabling2.qualifying,qualification) habitabileadjhabitable habitanteninhabitant habitarvtolivein,inhabithabitarunlocotoinhabit,liveinaplacehabitarinunlocotolive,dwellinaplace

Hence:habitantehabitabilehabitationcohabitarcohabitation

habitat[NL]nhabitat habitationnhabitation(1.actionofinhabiting2.abode,residence) habito(h)nI.(suitof)clothesalso:dressII.habit(1.dressofareligiousorder2.custom)lehabitononfacele monacho[Proverb]thecowldoesnotmakethemonk

Hence:habitudehabitualhabituardishabituar

habituseehabito habitualadjhabitual habituarvtohabituate,accustom habitudenhabit,habitude habitu[F]nhabitu

habitu[F]nhabitu [hac]advhere,thisway,onthisside hacha(sha)nax,axe

Hence:hachettahacharhachamento,hachatoria

hachamento(sh)n(actof)chopping,hacking hachar(sh)vtochop,hacktochopup,hashcarnehachate[Cookery]choppedmeatalso:hash hachatoria(sh)n1.choppingknife,chopper2.meatgrinder3.choppingboard,butcher'sblock hachetta(sh)nhatchet hachich(hashsh)nhashish haganhedgeleHagatheHague haironnheron halv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:halitoexhalar&inhalar&

halito(h)nbreathhalitus hall[A]nhall(1.largeandstatelyroom2.lobby) hallelujah(ya)hallelujah,alleluia hallo!interjhello! hallucinarvtohallucinate

Hence:hallucinationhallucinatori

hallucinationnhalluciation hallucinatoriadjhallucinatory halon[Meterol.]halo haltonhalt,stopfacerhalto(Mil.)tohalt,makeahalthalto!(Mil.)halt! hamacanhammock

Hence:hamacar

hamacarvhamacarsetoswinginahammock hamateadjhooked,hamate hamirostreadj[Zool.]hamirostrate hamonhook,fishhookalso:[Anat.]hamus

Hence:hamulohamatehamirostreetc.

Hence:hamulohamatehamirostreetc.

hamster[G]n[Zool.]hamster hamulon[Anat.,Zool.]hamulus hancanhaunchalso:hip,hindquarter,etc. handicap[A]n[HorseRacing]handicap hangar[F]nhangar harakiri[J]nharakiri hardimentonboldness,hardihood hardirvtobebold

Hence:hardimentoharditeharditessainhardir

hardite1.ppofhardir2.adjbold,daring,hardy harditessanboldness,daring,hardihood haremnharem,seraglio haringonherringharingofumatekipper harmonia(a)nharmony

Hence:harmonicinharmonic,harmonicaharmoniosedisharmoniose,inharmonioseenharmonicdisharmoniadisharmonic inharmoniaharmonisarharmonista,disharmonisar

harmonieadj1.[Mus.]harmonic(=pertainingtoharmoniesorharmony)2.harmonioustonoharmonicharmonictone harmonicanI.harmonicsII.harmonica(1.glassharmonica2.instrumentofglockenspieltype3.mouthorgan) harmonioseadjharmonious harmonisarvtoharmonize(1.[Mus.]2.tobringintoharmonyoragreement3.tobeinharmonyoragreement) harmonistanharmonist(=oneskilledinharmony) harmonium[NL]nreedorgan,harmonium harnesarvtoharness,putaharnesson(ahorse) harnesenharness(1.bodyarmor2.asin"ahorse'sharness")

Hence:harnesar

harpan[Mus.]harp
Hence.harpista

harpistanharpist harponnharpoon
Hence:harponeroharponarharponage

Hence:harponeroharponarharponage

harponage(aje)n(actof)harpooning harponarvtoharpoon harponeronharpooner harpyia(ya)n[Mythol.]Harpy hasardarvtohazard,risk hasardate1.ppofhasardar2.adjhazardous,risky hasardonhazard(1.risk,peril2.chance)alhasardoatrandom

Hence:hasardosehasardarhasardate

hasardoseadjhazardous,risky hastarvtohasten,hurry hastenhaste,hurry

Hence:hastivehastar

hastiveadjhasty haurir[haur/haust]vtodraw,drawout(water,etc.)
Hence:haustorioexhaurir&

haustseehaurir haustorion[Bot.]haustorium HavananprHavanahavanaHavana(cigar)

Hence:havanese

havaneseadjHavana,fromHavana [haver]v(=haber) Hawai(i)nprHawaiiinsulasHawaiHawaiianIslands

Hence:hawaian

hawaianadjHawaiian hebraseehebreo hebraic(ic)adjHebraic hebraisarvtoHebraize hebraismo(zmo)nHebraism(1.Hebrewidiom2.Hebrewcharacter,characteristics,institutions,etc.) hebraista(sta)nHebraist(=studentofHebrewlanguageandculture)

hebraista(sta)nHebraist(=studentofHebrewlanguageandculture) hebree(e)adjHebrew hebreo(o)nHebrew(=Israelite,Jew)

Hence:hebraismohebraistahebreehebreohebraichebraisar

hebreo(o)nHebrew(language) hectarnhectare hecton/adj[occurringincompounds]hecto(=hundred)

Hence:hectaretc.hectogrammaetc.hectographoetc.hectolitroetc.

hectogrammanhectogram hectographarvtohectograph hectographicadjhectographic hectographo()nhectograph

Hence:hectographichectographar

hectolitro()nhectoliter hedera(h)nivy hedran[occurringincompounds]hedra(=seat,base)

Hence:ephedra&dihedreetc.tetrahedretc.polyhedreetc.rhombohedroetc.synedrioetc.

Helena(h)nprfHelen heliac(ac)adj[Astron.]heliac,heliacal helianthemo(ntemo)n[Bot.jhelianthemum helianthon[Bot.]helianthus,sunflower helice(h)nI.helix(1.spiralline2.[Geom.]3.[Anat.]rimoftheear)II.[Zool.]Helix(=genusincludingsnails)III. propeller(ofship,airplaneetc.)

Hence:heliconhelicoidehelicoidehelicoidalhelicopteroetc.

helicoidaladjhelicoidal helicoideadjhelicoid,spiralhelicoiden[Geom.]helicoid heliconn[Mus.]helicon(=largecirculartuba) helicoptero(cp)nhelicopter heliocentricadj[Astron.]heliocentric heliogravurenheliogravure Helios(h)n[Gr.Relig.]Helios(=godofthesun)

Helios(h)n[Gr.Relig.]Helios(=godofthesun) heliostaticadjheliostatic heliostato()nheliostat

Hence:heliostatic

heliotrope()adjheliotropic(=turningtowardthesun)
Hence:heliotropioheliotropismo

heliotropion[Bot.]heliotrope heliotropismonheliotropism heliotypia(a)nheliotypy heliotypo()nheliotype

Hence:heliotypia

helium(h)n[Chem.]heliumhelio[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]heli,helio(=sun)
Hence:heliacephelidehelianthoetc.heliotypoetc.heliocentricetc.heliotropeetc.

hellseeHellen Hellade(hl)nprHellas Hellennpr[Gr.Mythol.]Hellen[founderoftheGreekrace]hellenHellene(=Greek)

Hence:hellenichellenisarhellenismopanhellenismoetc.hellenistahellenistic,hellenisationHellade

hellenicadjHellenic hellenisarvtoHellenize(1.tostudy,useGreeklanguage2.togiveGreekformorcharacterto) hellenisationnHellenization hellenismonHellenism(1.Greekphraseoridiom2.Greekcivilisation) hellenistanHellenist(=studentofGrecklanguage) hellenisticadjHellenistic,Hellenistical helminthenintestinalworm,helminth

Hence:helminthichelminthicohelminthiasisanthelminthicanthelminthicohelminthologoetc.nemathelmintheetc. plathelmintheetc.

helminthiasis(sis)n[Pathol.]helminthiasis helminthicadjhelminthic(1.pertainingtoworms2.anthelminthic,vermifuge) helminthiconhelminthic,anthelminthic,vermifuge helminthologia(a)nhelminthology helminthologicadjhelminthologic,helminthological

helminthologicadjhelminthologic,helminthological helminthologo(t)nhelminthologist
Hence:helminthologiahelminthologic

Helvetianpr[Hist.]Helvetia helveticadjHelvetic helvetieadjHelvetian helvetionHelvetian

Hence:Helvetiahelvetichelvetie

hem[ma/mat]n[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]hem,hemo,hemat,hemato(=blood)
Hence:hematitehematichematosisanemia&hemoglobinaetc.hemophileetc.hemorrhagiaetc.hemorrhoideetc. hemostatoetc.hemostaticetc.leucemiaetc.septicemiaetc.uremiaetc.

hematseehem hematicadjhematic,haematic hematiten[Mineral.]hematite,haematite hematosis(sis)n[Physiol.]hematosis,haematosis hemern[occurringincompounds]hemer,hemero(=day)

Hence:ephemer&hemerocallideetc.

hemerocalliden[Bot.]Hemerocallis,daylily hemi[occurringincompounds]hemi(=half)
Hence:hemicycloetc.hemiplegiaetc.hemistichioetc.hemiptereetc.

hemicyclonhemicycle hemiplegian[Pathol.]hemiplegia
Hence:hemiplegic

hemiplegicadj[Pathol.]hemiplegic hemiprisma[ma/mat]n[Cryst.]hemiprism
Hence:hemiprismatic

hemiprismatseehemiprisma hemiprismaticadj[Cryst.]hemiprismatic hemiptereadj[Zool.]hemipterous

Hence:hemiptero

hemiptero(m)n[Zool.]hemipteronhemipteros[Zool.]Hemiptera

hemiptero(m)n[Zool.]hemipteronhemipteros[Zool.]Hemiptera hemisphericadjhemispherical,hemispheric hemispherionhemisphere

Hence:hemispheric

hemistichionhemistich hemitrope()adj[Cryst.]hemitrope,hemitropic
Hence:hemitropia

hemitropia(a)n[Cryst.]hemitropy hemoglobinan[Biochem.]hemoglobin,haemoglobin hemophileadjhemophile,haemophile,hemophilic,haemophilic

Hence:hemophiliahemophilo

hemophilia(a)nhemophilia,haemophilia hemophilo(m)nhemophile,haemophile,hemophiliac,haemophiliac,bleeder hemorrhagia(a)nhemorrhage,haemorrhage hemorrhoidenhemorrhoid,haemorrhoid hemostase()n[Med.]hemostasis,hemostasia(=arrestofahemorrhage) hemostaticadjhemostatic(=servingtoarrestahemorrhage) hemostato(m)n[Surg.]hemostat HenriconprmHenry hepatalgia(a)n[Med.]hepatalgia

Hence:hepatalgic

hepatalgicadj[Med.]hepatalgic hepate(h)n[Anat.]liver
Hence:hepatitishepatichepaticahepatisarhepatisationhepatalgiaetc.hepatologiaetc.

hepaticadj[Anat.]hepaticarteriahepatichepaticartery hepatican[Bot.]hepatica hepatisarv[Pathol.]tohepatize hepatisationn[Pathol.]hepatization hepatitis(tis)n[Pathol.]hepatitis hepatologia(a)nhepatology

hepatologia(a)nhepatology heptaadj[occurringincompounds]hepta(=seven)
Hence:heptametroetc.heptarchiaetc.heptahedreetc.heptagonetc.

heptagonadjheptagonal
Hence:heptagonoheptagonal

heptagonaladjheptagonal heptagononheptagon heptahedreadj[Math.]heptahedral

Hence:heptahedro

heptahedron[Math.]heptahedron heptametro()nheptameter heptarchia(a)nheptarchy heraldicadjheraldic heraldicanheraldry(=sciencetreatingofblazoning,genealogies,etc. heraldonherald

Hence:heraldicheraldica

herban1.herb2.grassmalherbaweedinherbaintheblade,green
Hence:herbageherbarioherbaceeherbalherboseherboristaherborisarherborisation,herborisatordisherbarherbivore etc.

herbaceeadjherbaceous(=pertainingto,orhavingthecharacteristicsof,anherb) herbage(aje)nherbage,herbsalso:greenfood,feed herbaladjherbal herbarionherbarium,herbary herbivoreadj[Zool.]herbivorous herborseeherba herborisarvtogatherherbs,etc. herborisationnherborization herborisatornherborist(=collectorofherbs,etc.) herboristanherborist,herbalist herboseadjgrassy,herbose herculeeadjHerculean,also:herculean

herculeeadjHerculean,also:herculean Hercules(hr)npr[Mythol.]HerculesColumnasdeHerculesPillarsofHercules
Hence:herculee

heredenheir
Hence:hereditatehereditari,hereditariocohereditario,hereditarhereditage,cohereditar,dishereditarexheredar&

hereditage(aje)nheritage,inheritance hereditarvtoinherit hereditariadjhereditary hereditarionheir hereditaten1.inheritance2.[Biol.]heredity herer[her/hes]v[occurringincompounds]

Hence:adherer&coherer&inherer&

heresia(a)nheresy
Hence:heresiarchaetc.

heresiarchanheresiarch hereticadjheretical,heretic
Hence:heretico

hereticonheretic heriadvyesterdaynasciteheribornyesterday
Hence:anteherietc.

hermaphroditeadjhermaphrodite,hermaphroditic hermaphroditismonhermaphroditism Hermaphroditonpr[Mythol.]Hermaphroditushermaphrodito[Biol.]hermaphrodite

Hence:hermaphroditismohermaphrodite

Hermes(hr)npr[Gr.Relig.]Hermes
Hence:Hermaphroditoetc.

HermesTrismegisto(hr)nprHermesTrismegistus
Hence:hermetic

hermeticadjhermetic(1.asin"hermeticscience"2.hermeticallysealed) HerodenprHerod
Hence:Herodiadeherodian

Hence:Herodiadeherodian

Herodiade()nprHerodias herodianadjHerodian heroe(e)nhero

Hence:heroinaheroismoheroicheroicitateheroificar

heroic(ic)adjheroic(al)(remedio,etc.)heroic[Med.]heroic(remedy,etc.) heroicitafenheroicness,heroism heroificarvtoheroize(=toraisetotherankofhero) heroina(na)nheroine heroismo(zmo)nheroism herpeten[Pathol.]herpes

Hence:herpetismoherpeticherpetiformeetc.herpetologiaetc.

herpeticadjherpeticeruptionherpeticherpeticeruption herpetiformeadj[Pathol.]herpetiform herpetiformeadj[Zool.]herpetiform herpetismon[Pathol.]herpetism herpeton[occurringincompounds]herpeto(=reptile)

Hence:herpetiformeetc.herpetologiaetc.

herpetologia(a)nherpetology(=studyofherpes) herpetologia(a)nherpetology(=studyofreptiles) hesitante1.pprofhesitar2.adjhesitant,hesitating hesitarvtohesitate

Hence:hesitantehesitation

hesitationnhesitation heteradj[occurringincompounds]hetero,heter(=other,different)
Hence:heteratomicetc.heterodyneetc.heterogameetc.heterogeneeetc.heterosexualetc.

heteratomicadj[Chem.]heteratomic heteroclite()adjheteroclite(1.[Gram.]2.irregular,anamalous)
Hence:heteroclito

heteroclito()nheteroclite(1.[Gram.]2.irregular,anamalousthingorperson) heterodoxeadjheterodox

heterodoxeadjheterodox
Hence:heterodoxia

heterodoxia(a)nheterodoxy heterodyne()adj[Radio]heterodyne heterogame()adjheterogamous

Hence:hetorogamia

heterogamia(a)nheterogamy heterogeneadjheterogeneous,heterogene heterogeneeadjheterogeneous

Hence:heterogeneitate

heterogeneitatenheterogeneity heteroptereadj[Entom.]heteropterous
Hence:heteropteros

heteropteros(rp)npl[Entom.]Heteroptera heterosexualadjheterosexual hexn/adj[occurringincompounds]hex,hexa(=six)

Hence:hexachordoetc.hexachordioetc.hexagonetc.hexametreetc.hexapodeetc.

hexachordionhexachord(=varietyofmusicalinstrumenthavingsixstrings) hexachordon[MedievalMus.]hexachord hexagonadjhexagonal

Hence:hexagonohexagonal

hexagonaladjhexagonal hexagono()nhexagon hexahedreadj[Math.]hexahedral

Hence:hexahedro

hexahedron[Math.]hexahedron hexametre(metre)adjhexameter,hexametric
Hence:hexametro

hexametro(metro)nhexameter hexapode(pode)adjhexapod
Hence:hexapodo

Hence:hexapodo

hexapodo(podo)nhexapod hiarv1.tostandopen,gape,yawn2.toleaveahiatus
Hence:hiato

hiatonhiatus(1.lacuna2.[Gram.,Pros.]) hibv[occurringincompounds]
Hence:exhibir&inhibir&prohibir&

hibernaladjhibernal,winter hibernarvtowinter,passthewintertohibernate hibernationnhibernation hibernonwintertemporedehibernowintryweather

Hence:hibernalhibernarhibernation

[hic]demadjthishicadvheredehica(unhora,etc.)(anhouretc.)fromnowusque(a)hic1.tohere2.uptonow, hithertohicjuncteherewith hidalgo[H]nhidalgo hieradj[occurringincompounds]hier,hiero(=sacred,holy)

Hence:hierarchaetc.hieroduloetc.hierologiaetc.hieroglyphicetc.hierophantaetc.

hierarchanhierarch
Hence:hierarchiahierarchic

hierarchia(a)nhierarchy hierarchicadjhierarchic hieraticadjhieratic hierodulo(lo)n[Gr.Relig.]hierodule hieroglyphicadjhieroglyphic

Hence:hieroglyphico

hieroglyphiconhieroglyphic,hieroglyph hierologia(a)nhierology hieromantia(a)nhieromancy hierophantanhierophant highlife[A]highlife,highsociety hilareadjofgoodcheer,cheerful

hilareadjofgoodcheer,cheerful
Hence:hilaritateexhilarar&

hilaritaten(good)cheer,cheerfulness,hilarity [hinc]advhence,henceforth(1.fromthisplace2.fromthistime3.fromthisreason) hindu()[Persian]adj/nHindu,Hindoo

Hence:hinduismo

hinduismonHinduism Hindustan[Persian]nprHindustan hiudustani[Hind.]nHindustani hinnimentonneighing,whinnying hinnirvtoneigh,whinny

Hence:hinnimento

hinterland[G]nhinterland hippiatria(a)nhippiatry(=study,work,etc.ofahorsedoctor) hippiatricadjhippiatric hippiatronhippiatrist(=horsedoctor)

Hence:hippiatriahippiatric

hippicadjhippic(=ofhorses,horsemanship,etc.) hipponroccurringinderivativesandcompounds]hipp,hippo(=horse)
Hence:hippichippiatroetc.hippodromoetc.hippogryphoetc.hippopotamoetc.hippophageetc.eohippoetc.

hippocamponhippocampus,seahorse(1.Mythol.2.[Zool.]) hippocentauronhippocentaur(=horsecentaur,asopposedtofishcentaur) Hippocrate()nprHippocrates

Hence:hippocratismohippocratic

hippocraticadjHippocratic(=ofHippocrates)juramentohippocraticHippocraticoath hippocratismonHippocratism hippodromo(p)nhippodrome(=courseforhorseraces) hippogryphon[Mythol.]hippogriff,hippogryph hippolitho()n[Pathol.]hippolith hippologia(a)nhippology

hippologia(a)nhippology hippologo(p)nhippologist
Hence:hippologia

hippophage(p)adjhippophageous(=eatinghorsemeat)
Hence:hippophagiahippophago

hippophagia(a)nhippophagy hippophago(p)nhippophagist hippopotamo(ptamo)nhippopotamus hirpicarv[Agr.]toharrow hirpice(hrpice)nharrow

Hence:hirpicar

hirsuteadjhirsute hirundinen[Ornith.]swallow hispanadjSpanish HispanianprSpain hispanicadjHispanic hispanismonHispanicism(=Spanishidiom) hispanistanHispanist(=studentofSpanishlanguageandculture) hispanonSpaniard

Hence:Hispaniahispanhispanismo,hispanista,hispanoamericanetc.,hispanomaurescetc.,hispanohispanic

hispanonSpanish(language) hispanoamericanadjSpanishAmerican,HispanoAmericanalso:SpanishAmerican(1.pertainingtoSpanish America2.pertainingtoSpainandAmerica)

Hence:hispanoamericano

hispanoamericanonSpanishAmerican hispanomaurescadj[Art,Arch.,etc.]HispanoMoresque(=pertainingtotheperiodofMoorishruleinSpain) hissarvtohoist histon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]histo,hist(=webtissue)

Hence:histoidehistographoetc.histologoetchistogeneetc.histonomiaetc.

histogeneadjhistogenous histogenia(a)nhistogeny

histogenia(a)nhistogeny histographia(a)nhistography histographo(qrapho)nhistographer histoideadj[Med.]histoid histologia(a)nhistology histologicadjhistological histologistanhistologist histologo(t)nhistologist

Hence:histologiahistologistahistologic

histonomia(a)nhistonomy historian1.history2.storyhistorianaturalnaturalhistory
Hence:historiettahistorichistoricitatehistoricohistoriarprehistoriaprehistorichistoriographoetc.

historiarv1.torelateasastorytochronicle2.toillustrate,illuminate(withscenesfromhistoryorlegend) historicadjhistorical,historic historicitatenhistoricity historiconhistorian historiettananecdote historiographia(a)nhistoriography historiographicadjhistoriographic historiographo()nhistoriographer

Hence:historiographiahistoriographic

hlabbr=hectolitro [hoc]dempron1.this(thing,idea)2.it(asinhocpluveitisraininghocesthatis(tosay)) hodieadvtoday hodon[occurringincompounds]hodo,od(=way,path)

Hence:anodo&cathodo&exodo&:methodo&synodo&hodographoetc.electrodoetc.

hodographo(d)nhodograph hodometria(a)nodometry,hodometry
Hence:hodometric

hodometricadjodometric,hodometric

hodometricadjodometric,hodometric hodometro()nodometer,hodometer hoipolloi[Gr.]hoipolloi,thecommonherd holadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]hol,holo(=whole,entire)

Hence:holismoholarcticetc.holographeetc.

holarcticadjholarctic(=entirelyorexclusivelyarctic) holismon[Philos.]holism holla!interjholla! HollandanprHolland,theNetherlandshollanda[Textiles]Holland(cambric)

Hence:hollandese

hollandeseadjDutch(=ofHolland,oftheNetherlands)hollandesen1.Dutchman,Hollander2.Dutch(Language) holographe(l)adjholograph,holographic
Hence:holographo

holographo(l)nholograph holophrasv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:holophraseholophrastic

holophrase(l)nholophrasis holophrasticadjholophrastic homadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]homo,hom(=same)

Hence:homal&home&homographoetchomocentricetc.homonymeetc.homologeetc.homogeneetc.homogenee etc.

homseealsohomine homage(aje)nhomage(1.[FeudalLaw]2.dutifulrespectorhonorshown)renderhomageatopayhomageto homagede(unautor,etc.)withthecomplimentsof(anauthor,etc.) homaladj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]homal,homalohomol,homolo(=even,regular)

Hence:homaloideanomaleanomaliahomalographiaetc.

homalographia(a)n[Anat.]homalography
Hence:homalographic

homalographicadjhomalographic,homolographic homaloideadj[Math.]homaloidal,flat,even homaridesnpl[Zool.]Homaridae homaro(h)nlobster

homaro(h)nlobster
Hence:homarides

home[A]nhome(asin"myhomeismycastle") homeadj[occurringincompounds]homeo(=like,similar)
Hence:homeopatheetc.

homeomereadjhomoeomerous(1.consistingofsimilarparts2.[Bot.]) homeopatho(pato)nhomeopath homeopathia(a)nhomeopathy

Hence:homeopathic

homeopathicadjhomeopathic homericadjHomericrisohomericHomericlaughter homeridenHomerid HomeronprmHomer

Hence:homeridehomeric

homerule[A]nhomerule homicidanhomicide(=manslayer)attrib.homicidal,murderousferrohomicidamurderousweapon
Hence:homicidal

homicidaladjhomicidal homicidionhomicide(=actofkillingahumanbeing) hominaladjhominal,pertainingtoman hominenman(1.humanbeing2.adultmaleperson)hominedestatostatesman

Hence:hominalsuperhominehominiformeetc.homicidaetc.homicidioetc.gentilhomineetc.

hominiformeadjhominiform,anthropoid [homo]imperspronone(=on) homocentricadjhomocentric homochromeadjhomochromous,homochrome homogame(m)adjhomogamous

Hence:homogamia

homogamia(a)nhomogamyspecif:[Bot.] homogeneadjhomogeneous,homogene homogeneeadjhomogeneous

homogeneeadjhomogeneous
Hence:homogeneitate

homogeneitatenhomogeneity homographo(m)n[(Gram.]homograph homologe(m)adjhomologousspecif.:[Geom.,Chem.,Biol.,etc.]

Hence:homologia

homologia(a)nhomology homomorpheadjhomomorphous
Hence:homomorphiahomomorphismo

homomorphia(a)nhomomorphy homomorphismonhomomorphism homonyme(m)adjhomonymous(=havingthequalityofahomonymorhomonyms)

Hence:homonymiahomonymo

homonymia(a)nhomonymy homonymo()nhomonym,homophone homophone(m)adjhomophonous(1.[Mus.]2.[Gram.])

Hence:homophono

homophono(m)n[Gram.]homophone homoptereadj[Entom.]homopterous
Hence:homopteros

homopteros(m)npl[Entom.]Homoptera homosexualadjhomosexual
Hence:homosexualitate

homosexualnhomosexual homosexualitatenhomosexuality honestaten1.honesty(=uprightness,truthfulness,etc.)2.propriety,decency,modesty honesteadj1.honest(=upright,truthful,etc.)2.proper,decent,modest

Hence:honestatehonestitatedishonestedishonestate,dishonestitateinhoneste

honestitaten1.honesty(uprightness,truthfulness,etc.)2.propriety,decency,modesty honornhonorhominedehonormanofhonordamadehonorladyinwaitingpunctodehonorpointofhonorfacerse honordetobeproudof,prideoneselfoninhonordeinhonoroffacerhonora1.todohonortoalso:todojusticeto

(adinner,etc.)2.[Com.]tohonor(acheck,etc.)facerlehonores(deldomo)todothehonors(ofthehouse)
Hence:honorarihonorariohonorifichonorarhonorabilehonorabilitate,dishonorabile,dishonordishonorardishonorante

honorabileadjhonorablementionhonorabilehonorablementionlehonorabileX.theHonorableX. honorabilitatenhonorableness honorarvtohonor(1.torespectgreatly2.toconferanhonorupon3.[Com.])honorarsedetobeproudof,pride oneselfon honorariadjhonorary honorarionfee,honorarium honorificadjhonorific honoriscausa[L]honoriscausa hoplitan[Gr.Antiq.]hoplite hoplon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]hoplo,hopl(=weapon)
Hence:hoplitapanopliaetc.

horanhourquehorawhattimeunhoraoneo'clock(duo)horas(two)o'clockhorascanoniccanonicalhourslibrode horasbookofhoursdebonhoraearly
Hence:horarihorariohoroscopoetc.amperehoraetc.watthoraetc.

horariadj1.[Astron.]horary2.hourly horariontimetable hordeaceeadj[Bot.]hordeaceous hordeina(na)n[Chem.]hordein hordeonbarley

Hence:hordeinahordeacee

horizontaladjhorizontal horizontenhorizon
Hence:horizontal

hornn[occurringincompounds]horn
Hence:saxhornetc.

horologieria(a)n1.watchmaking,clockmaking2.watchmaker's,clockmaker'sstore horologieronwatchmaker,clockmaker horologiontimepiece(1.clock2.watch)horologiobracialettowristwatch

Hence:horologierohorologieria

horoscopo(r)nhoroscope horrv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:horrific&horridehorriditatehorrendehorrorhorribilehorribilitateabhorrer&horripilaretc.horrisoneetc.

horrendeadjfrightful,horrendous horribileadjhorrible horribilitatenhorribleness horrideadjhorrid horriditatenhorridness horrificadjhorrific

Hence:horrificar

horrificarvtohorrify horripilante1.pprofhorripilar2.adjhairraising horripilarvtomakeone'shairstandonend,giveonegooseflesh

Hence:horripilantehorripilation

horripilationngooseflesh,horripilation horrisoneadjhorrisonant,horriblesounding horrornhorror horsd'oeuvre[F]nhorsd'oeuvre hortv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:hortativeexhortar&

hortativeadjhortative HortensenprfHortense
Hence:hortensia

hortensianhydrangea horticultornhorticulturist horticulturanhorticulture hortongarden

Hence:horticulturaetc.

hospicionhospice(1.asin"thehospiceofSt.Bernard"2.homeforthepoororsick) hospitaladjhospitablehospitalnhospitalnavehospitalhospitalship

Hence:hospitalarihospitalero

hospitalariadjhospital(asin"hospitaltrain") hospitaleronHospitalercavalleroshospitalerosKnightsHospitalers hospitalitatenhospitality hospite(hs)n1.host,hostess(=onewhoentertainsaguestorguests)also:innkeeper,landlord,etc.2.guest(ata hotel,boardinghouse,etc.)

Hence:hospitalhospitalitate,inhospitalinhospitalitate,hospital&

hostage,ostage(aje)nhostage hostenarmy,host
Hence:hostil&

hostiladjhostile
Hence:hostilitate

hostilitatenhostility hotel[F]nhotel hotelier[F]nhotelkeeper huguenotnHuguenotattrib.Huguenot,Huguenotic

Hence:huguenotismo

huguenotismonHuguenotism humn[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:humile&exhumar&inhumar&

humanadj1.human2.humanelitterashumanhumaneletters,humanities
Hence:humanismohumanistahumanistichumanitatehumanitarihumanitarismo,humanitariohumanisarhumanisation, dehumanisarinhumaninhumanitatesubhumansuperhuman

humanisarvtohumanize humanisationnhumanization humanismonhumanism humanistanhumanist humanisticadjhumanistic humanitariadjhumanitarian humanitarionhumanitarian humandarismonhumanitarianism

humanitatenhumanity(1.humannature2.mankind3.humaneness)humanitateshumanities humectarvtomoisten,dampenalso:towet
Hence:humectation

humectationn1.(actof)moisteningorwetting2.moistness humervtobemoistorwet
Hence:humectar&humide&humor&

humeraladjhumeral[Eccl.](velo)humeralhumeralveil humero(h)n1.shoulder(asin"tocarryonone'sshoulders")2.[Anat.]humerus
Hence:humeral

humideadjdamp,wetalso:humid
Hence:humiditatehumidificar

humidificarvtohumidify humiditatendampnessalso:humidity humileadjhumble(1.showinghumility2.asin"ofhumbleorigin")

Hence:humilitatehumiliarhumiliation,humiliator

humiliseehumile humiliarvtohumble2.tohumiliate humiliationnhumiliation humiliatornhumbler,humiliator humililatenhumility humornhumor(1.animalfluid2.mentaldisposition,temperament3.asin"senseofhumor")humoraquose[Anat.] aqueoushumorhumorvitree[Anat.]vitreoushumoresserdebon(mal)humortobeinagood(bad)humorlequatro humoresthefourhumors

Hence:humorismohumoristahumoristichumoralhumorose

humoraladj[Med.]humoral humorismonhumorism(1.senseofhumor2.[Med.]humoralism) humoristanhumorist(1.humorousauthor2.[Med.]humoralist) humoristicadjhumorous humoroseadj1.humorous,humoristic2.[Med.]humoral humus[L]n[Agr.]humus

hungareadjHungarian HungarianHungary hungaro(hng)nHungarian(=nativeofHungary)

Hence:Hungariahungarehungaro

hungaro(hng)nHungarian(language) hunnicadjHunnic HunnonHun

Hence:hunnic

huracannhurricane hurrah[A]nhurrah hussarn[Mil]hussar hyacinthinadjhyacinthine hyacinthonhyacinth(1.[Bot.]2.[Mineral.]also:jacinth) Hyacintho[Gr.Mythol.]Hyacinthus

Hence:hyacinthin

hybrida(h)nhybridattrib.hybrid
Hence:hybridismohybridarhybridation

hybridarvtohybridize,cross hybridationnhybridization,crossbreeding hybridismonhybridism hydrn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]hydr,hydro(=water)

Hence:hydratohydratarhydration,dishydratar,chlorhydratoetc.hydridohydricchlorhydricetc.hydranteanhydre anhydrido,anhydritehydracidoetc.hydrangeaetc.hydropisiahydrogenoetc.hydrophobiaetc.hydrotherapiaetc. hydraulicetc.hydroelectricetc.hydrocephaleetc.hydrolyseetc.hydrolyticetc.hydroaeroplanoetc.Hydra

HydranprHydra(1.Gr.Mythol.]2.[Astron.])hydra[Zool.]hydra hydracido()n[Chem.]hydracid hydrangea(g)nhydrangea hydrantenhydrant hydratarvtohydrate hydratationnhydration

hydratonhydratehydratodecarboncarbohydrate hydraulicadjhydraulic
Hence:hydraulica

hydraulicanhydraulics hydricadjhydric hydridonhydride hydroaeroplanonseaplane,hydroplane hydrocele(c)n[Med.]hydrocele hydrocephaleadj[Med.]hydrocephalous,hydrocephalic

Hence:hydrocephaliahydrocephalo

hydrocephalia(a)n[Med.]hydrocephalus,hydrocephaly hydrocephalo(c)n[Med.]hydrocephalus hydrocyanicadj[Chem.]hydrocyanic hydrodynamicadjhydrodynamic

Hence:hydrodynamica

hydrodynamicanhydrodynamics hydroelectricadjhydroelectric hydrogenarvtohydrogenate hydrogeno()nhydrogen

Hence:hydrogenar

hydrographia(a)nhydrography hydrographicadjhydrographical hydrographo()nhydrographer

Hence:hydrographiahydrographic

hydrolyse(nhydrolysis hydrolyticadjhydrolytic hydrometer()nhydrometer hydropathia(a)nhydropathy

Hence:hydropathic

hydropathicadjhydropathic hydrophobia(a)n[Pathol.]hydrophobia hydropisia(a)ndropsy hydroplanonhydroplane(=glidingmotorboat) hydrostaticadjhydrostatic

Hence:hydrostatica

hydrostaticanhydrostatics hydrotherapeutic(pu)adjhydrotherapeutic hydrotherapia(a)nhydrotherapy,hydrotherapeutics hydroxydo()nhydroxide hyenan[Zool.]hyena hygiene(ne)nhygiene

Hence:hygienistahygienicinhygienic

hygienicadjhygienic hygienistanhygienist hygradj[occurringincompounds]hygr,hygro(=wet)

Hence:hygrographoetc.

hygrographo()nhygrograph
Hence:barothermohygrographoetc.

hygrometro()nhygrometer hygroscopicadjhygroscopic hygroscopionhygroscope

Hence:hygroscopic

Hymenenpr[Mythol.]Hymenhymenehymen(1.marriage2.[Anat.])
Hence:Hymeneohymeniohymenoptereetc.

Hymeneo(o)npr[Mythol.]Hymenhymeneomarriage,wedding hymenion[Bot.]hymenium hymenoptereadj[Entom.]hymenopterous

Hence:hymenopteros

hymenopteros(np)npl[Entom.]Hymenoptera

hymnarionhymnal,hymnary hymnonhymnhymnonationalnationalanthem
Hence:hymnariohymnographoetc.

hymnographia(a)nhymnography hymnographo()nhymnographer
Hence:hymnographia

hymnologia(a)nhymnology hymnologicadjhymnologic hymnologo(n)nhymnologist

Hence:hymnologic

hyperprefixo[usedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]hyper(=overbeyondtoomuch)
Hence:hypercritic

hyperbola(pr)n1.[Rhet.]hyperbole2.[Math.]hyperbola
Hence:hyperbolichyperboloide

hyperbolicadj[Rhet.Math.]hyperbolic hyperboloidenhyperboloid hypercriticadjhypercritical hypercriticanhypercriticism hypercriticonhypercritic hypertensionnhypertension hypertrophia(a)nhypertrophy

Hence:hypertrophichypertrophiar

hypertrophiarvtohypertrophy(=toaffectwithhypertrophy) hypertrophicadjhypertrophic hypnagogicadjhypnagogic(1.inducingsleep2.pertainingtothetransitionbetweenwakingconsciousnessandsleep) hypnon[occurringincompounds]hypno,hypn(=sleep)

Hence:hypnagogicetc.hypnologoetchypnophobiaetc.hypnotherapiaetc.

hypnologia(a)nhypnology hypnologicadjhypnologic,hypnological hypnologo(n)nhypnologist

Hence:hypnologiahypnologic

hypnophobia(a)n[Pathol]hypnophobia hypnosenhypnosis(=hypnoticstate) hypnotseehypnotic hypnotherapia(a)nhypnotherapy hypnoticadjhypnotic(1.soporific2.pertainingtohypnotism)

Hence:hypnotismohypnotistahypnotisarhypnotisation,hypnotisatorhypnotico

hypnoticonhypnotic(=soporificdrug) hypnotisarvtohyptnotize hypnotisationnhypnotization hypnotisatornhypnotizer hypnotismonhypnotism hypnotistanhypnotist hypoprefixo[usedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]hypo(1.below,beneath,under2.toalowerdegreessomewhat)

Hence:hyposulfatoetc.hyposcenioetc.hypostaseetc.hypophosphoricetc.hypodermaticetc.hypogeeetc.

hypochloritonhypochlorite hypochloroseadjhypochlorous hypochondria(a)n[Med.]hypochondria hypochondriac(ac)adjhypochondriac(1.pertainingtothehypochondrium2.pertainingtohypochondria) hypochondriaco(aco)nhypochondriac(=onesufferingwithhypochondria) hypochondrion[Anat.]hypochondrium hypocrisia(a)nhypocrisy hypocrita()nhypocriteattrib.hypocriticalesserhypocritatobeahypocrite,behypocritical hypodermaticadjhypodermic(asin"hypodermicinjection") hypogee(ge)adjhypogeous,hypogeal,subterraneanspecif.:[Bot.,Zool.] hypogeo(go)n[Anc.Arch.]hypogeum(=undergroundchamber) hypophosphatonhypophosphate hypophosphitonhypophosphite hypophosphoricadjhypophosphoric

hypophosphoroseadjhypophosphorous hyposcenion[Antiq.]hyposcenium hypostase(p)n[Theol.Med.]hypostasis hypostaticadj[Theol.Med.]hypostatic hyposulfaton[Chem.]hyposulphate hyposulfitonhyposulphite hyposulfuroseadjhyposulphurous hypotenusan[Geom.]hypotenuse hypothecanmortgage

Hence:hypothecarihypothecar

hypothecarvtomortgage hypothecariadjhypothecary hypothese(tese)nhypothesis hypotheticadjhypothetical,hypothetic hysteria(a)nhysteria

Hence:hysterichysterico,hysterica

hystericadjhysterical,hysteric hystericanfhysteric hystericonmhysteric

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iseein iseeion iasuffixosubstantive[usedwithnounsandadjectives]1.[usedwithadjectives,especiallyverbaladjectivesinnt] (c)y,(c)e(=stateorqualityofbeing...)2.[usedwithnamesofpeoplesandpersons]ia,y(=country,province,or regionofthe...s,ornamedfor...)

Hence:antiaentiaientiaefficaciaetc.perfidiaetc.fortiaetc.ineptiaetc.modestiaetc.insomniaetc.Arabiaetc. Franciaetc.Georgiaetc.Burgundiaetc.

ia(aorstressedonprecedingvowel)suffixosubstantive[usedespeciallywithcompounds]ia,y(1.[expressing state,quality,andstatus]2.[expressingaction,result,andproduct]3.[expressingart,science,andpractice])
Hence:eriaabbatiaetc.bizarriaetc.zelosiaetc.nostalgiaetc.monarchiaetc.hemorrhagiaetc.photographiaetc. anatomiaetc.geologiaetc.metallurgiaetc.idolatriaetc.

iambicadj[Pros.]iambic iambiconiambic(=versecomposedofiambicfeet) iambon[Pros.]iamb

Hence:iambiciambico

iansuffixoadjective[usedwithnamesofplacesandpersons]ian(1.pertainingto...2.nativetoorinhabiting
Hence:ianochristianetc.parisianetc.

ianosuffixosubstantive[usedwithnamesofplacesandpersons]ian(1.nativeorinhabitantof...2.adherentof
Hence:parisianoetc.christianoetc.

iatron[occurringincompounds]iatro(=physician)
Hence:hippiatroetc.psychiatroetc....

iberadjIberian,Iberic
Hence:iberoIberia,iberic,celtiberoetc.

IberianprIberia ibericadjIberic,IberianPeninsulaIbericIberianPeninsula iberonIberian ibiadvthere ibidem(b)adv1.inthesameplace,inthatveryplace2.ibidemibid.,ib.ibid.,ib. ibilesuffixoadjective[usedwithverbsinerandir]ible,able(=thatcanbe...edthatisworthytobe

ibilesuffixoadjective[usedwithverbsinerandir]ible,able(=thatcanbe...edthatisworthytobe
Hence:legibileetc.audibileetc.deducibileetc.deductibileetc.defensibileetc.flexibileetc.sensibileetc.

icsuffixoadjective[cafteriofthestem,orofanothersuffixusedwithnouns]ic,ical(=of,pertainingtoetc.,...or ...s)
Hence:icoicaprosaicetc.arabicetc.cubicetc.dramaticetcjornalisticetc.methodicetc.nostalgicetc.psychologic etc.

icasuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]ic,ics(=thescienceorstudyof...)
Hence:logicaetc.ethicaetc.botanicaetc.gymnasticaetc.

icarieadjIcarianMarIcarieIcarianSea Icaro()npr[Gr.Mythol.]Icarus
Hence:icarie

iceberg[A]niceberg ichthyn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]ichthy,ichthyo(=fish)
Hence:ichthyicichthyocollaetc.ichthyoletc.ichthyologoetc.ichthyophageetc.

ichthyicadj[Zool.]ichthyic ichthyocollanfishglue,ichthyocol ichthyoln[Pharm.]ichthyol ichthyolitho()n[Paleontol.]ichthyolite ichthyologia(a)nichthyology ichthyologicadjichthyological ichthyologistanichthyologist ichthyologo(logo)nichthyologist

Hence:ichthyologiaichthyologistaichthyologic

ichthyophage(fage)adjichthyophagous,fisheating
Hence:ichthyophagiaichthyophago

ichthyophagia(a)nichthyophagy ichthyophago(fago)nichthyophagist ichthyosauron[Paleontol.]ichthyosaur,ichthyosaurus icosuffixosubstantive[usedwithnounsusuallycorrelativetowordsinicandica]ic,ician,icist(=oneskilledinthe artorscienceof...)

Hence:criticoetc.diplomaticoetc.historicoetc.magicoetc.musicoetc.physicoetc.

iconenicon

iconenicon
Hence:iconiciconographoetc.iconoclastaetc.iconolatraetc.iconostaseetc.

iconicadjiconic iconoclastaniconoclast
Hence:iconoclastic

iconoclasticadjiconoclastic iconographia(a)niconography iconographicadjiconographic iconographo(n)niconographer

Hence:iconographiaiconographic

iconolatra(n)niconolater
Hence:iconolatria

iconolatria(a)ninconolatry iconologia(a)niconology iconologo(n)niconologist

Hence:iconologia

iconostase(n)niconostasis [id]1.pronpersit2.dempronthat ides,i.e.thatis(tosay),i.e. idea(a)nidea

Hence:ideal&idearideationideogrammaetc.

idealadjideal
Hence:idealitateidealismoidealistaidealisaridealisation,idealisator

idealnideal idealisarvtoidealize idealisationnidealization idealisatornidealizer idealismonidealism idealistaadjidealist,idealisticidealistanidealist idealitatenideality idearvtoideate,conceive

idearvtoideate,conceive ideationnideation idem()pron1.thesame(thing)2.idem ident[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:identitateidenticidentificar&

identicadjidenticalidenticaidenticalwith identificabileadjidentifiable identificarvtoidentify(1.tomakeidentical,totreatasidentical2.toestablishtheidentityof)

Hence:identificabileidentification

identificationnidentification identitatenidentity ideogrammanideogram ideographia(a)nideography

Hence:ideographic

ideographicadjideographic ideologia(a)nideology(1.scienceofideas2.asin"Fascistideology") ideologicadjideologic,ideological ideologo(logo)nideologist

Hence:ideologiaideologic

idiadj[occurringincompounds]idio(=own,peculiarseparate,distinct)
Hence:idiosyncrasiaetc.

idioma[ma/mat]nidiom(=languagepeculiartoapeople,region,etc.)
Hence:idomatic

idiomatseeidioma idiomaticadjidiomatic idiomneutral[I.N.]n[Interling.]IdiomNeutral idiosyncrasia(a)nidiosyncrasy

Hence:idiosyncrasic

idiosyncrasicadjidiosyncratic idiotanidiotattribidiotic
Hence:idiotiaidioticidiotismo

Hence:idiotiaidioticidiotismo

idiotia(a)nidiocy idioticadjidiotic idiotismon1.idiom,idiomaticexpression2.idiocy idistan[Interling.]Idist ido[Ido]n[Interling.]Ido

Hence:idista

idolatra(d)nidolaterattribidolatrous
Hence:idolatriaidolatricidolatrar

idolatrarvtoidolize(=tomakeanidolof) idolatria(a)nidolatry idolatricadjidolatrous,idolatric idolisarvidolize(=tomakeanidolof) idolo()nidol

Hence:idolisaridolatraetc.

idyllicadjidyllic idyllionidyll
Hence:idyllic

ientesuffixoadjective[usedwithverbsinirformingverbaladjectives]ing,ient(asin"nourishing,""nutrient")
Hence:ientiaconvenienteetc.obedienteetc.

ientesuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinir]ient(1.onewhoorthatwhichis...ient2.onewhoorthatwhich
Hence:emollienteetc.expedienteetc.

ientiasuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinir]ience,iency(=stateorqualityof...ingorbeing...ient)
Hence:convenientiaetc.experientiaetc.

ierasuffixosubstantive1.container,holder,etc.(=thatwhichcontains,covers,orprotects...)2.fieldmine,quarry, etc.(=placewhere...growsorisfound)
Hence:sucrieraetc.garrettieraetc.risieraetc.carbonieraetc.

ierosuflixosubstantive[usedwithnamesoffruits,nuts,etc.]tree,bush,plant(=tree,etc.bearingorproducing...s)
Hence:amandolieroetc.fragieroetc.

iferesuffixoadjective[usedwithnouns]iferous(=bearing,producing,yielding)
Hence:carbonifereetc.conifereetc.herbifereetc.prolifereetc.

Hence:carbonifereetc.conifereetc.herbifereetc.prolifereetc.

ific(fic)suffixoadjective[ficafteriusedwithnouns]ific,fic(=making,causing)
Hence:ificarcalorificetc.pacificetc.scientificetc.

ificarsuffixoverbal[ficarafteriusedwithnounsandadjectives]ify,fy(=tomake,render...toconvertinto...)
Hence:amplificaretc.clarificaretc.magnificaretc.petrificaretc.

igseeager igitur()adv/conjthen,therefore,thereupon ignenfire

Hence:igneeignirignitionignicolaetc.ignivomeetc.

igneeadjigneous(1.fiery2.[Geol.]) ignicola()nfireworshipper ignirvtoignite ignitionn(stateof)ignition,combustion ignivome()adjvomitingfire,ignivomous ignobileadjignoble(1.oflowbirthorposition2.mean,base)

Hence:ignobilitate

ignobilitatenignoblenes ignominianignominy
Hence:ignominiose

ignominioseadjignominious ignorabileadjignorable ignoranteadjignorant(=knowingnothing) ignorantianignorance ignorantismonignorantism ignorarv1.nottoknow,tobeignorantof2.toignorenonignorartoknowverywell,bewellawareof

Hence:ignoranteignorantia,ignorantismoignorabile

ilimperspronit [il]pronpers1.he2.him(asin"withhim,withit","forhim,forit")(=ille) ilseein ilice()nholly illapronpers1.she2.her(asin"ofher,""withher")

illapronpers1.she2.her(asin"ofher,""withher") illacadvthere illeI.demadj1.that,those2.(the)former(=firstoftwo)II.dempron1.that(one)2.theformerillepronpers1.he it2.himit(asin"withhim,""withit""forhim,""forit") illegaladjillegal illegalitatenillegality illegibileadjillegible illegibilitatenillegibility illegitime(g)adjillegitimate(filio)illegitimeillegitimate(son) illegitimitatenillegitimacy illesI.pronpers1.they2.them(asin"withthem,""forthem")II.dempronthose illeseadjuninjured,unhurt [illi]pronpersthey illiberaladjilliberal(1.notliberal,narrowminded2.notgenerous,stingy) illiberalitatenilliberality [illic]advthere,inthatplace illicite(l)adjillicit illimitabileadjillimitable illimitateadjunlimited illitterate,iliterateadjilliterate(1.unlettered2.unabletoreadorwrite) illopronpersit[usedassubject,andasobjectofaprep.] illogicadjillogical illuder[lud/lus]vtodeceive,putunderanillusion
Hence:illusionillusionismo,illusionista,illusionar,disillusiondisillusionardisillusionamentoillusori

illuminabileadjilluminable illuminanteadjilluminating,illuminant illuminarvtoilluminate,iliumine(1.tolightup2.toadornwithdecorativelettersandminiatures3.toenlighten)

Hence:illuminanteilluministailluminismoilluminabileilluminationilluminativeilluminatorilluminateilluminato

illuminate1.ppofilluminar2.adjenlightened,illuminate illuminationnillumination(1.actionofilluminatingorlightingup2."illuminationofamanuscript"3.enlightenment)

illuminationnillumination(1.actionofilluminatingorlightingup2."illuminationofamanuscript"3.enlightenment) illuminativeadjilluminating,illuminative illuminatonilluminato(=oneoftheilluminati) illuminatornilluminator illuminismonilluminism illuministanilluminist illusseeilluder illusionnillusion illusionarvtodelude illusionismonillusionism illusionistanillusionist(1.adherentofillusionism2.prestidigitator,conjurer) illusoriadjillusory,illusive illustrarvtoillustrate(1.toelucidate2.toprovidewithillustrations)
Hence:illustrationillustrativeillustrator

illustrarvtoillustrate,makeillustrious illustrationnillustration(1.elucidation2.drawing,orpictureusedtoillustrate) illustrationnillustration(=stateofbeingillustrious) illustrativeadjillustrative illustratornillustrator illustreadjillustrious

Hence:illustrarillustration

IllyrianprIllyria illyricadjIllyric,Illyrian illyrieadjIllyrian,Illyric illyrionIllyrian

Hence:Illyriaillyrieillyric

imseein imaginabileadjimaginable imaginarv1.toimagine2.todevise,invent imaginariadjimaginary

imaginariadjimaginary imaginationnimagination(1.actofimaginingorpicturinginthemind2.powerolimagination) imaginativeadjimaginative imaginenimage

Hence:imaginariimaginarimaginabile,imagination,imaginative

imballarvtopack(asin"topackinatrunk")
Hence:disimballar

imbalsamamenton1.embalming,embalmment(ofdeadbodies)2.(actionof)perfuming imbalsamarv1.toembalm("toembalmadeadbody")2.toscent,perfume(=tofillwithsweetodor)
Hence:imbalsamamentoimbalsamator

imbalsamatornembalmer imbarcamentonembarkation,embarkment imbarcarvtoembark(=toputonboardship)imbarcarsein(uninterprisa)toembarkupon,in(anenterprise) imbarcationn1.embarkation2.smallvessel,boat imbarcatorionquay,wharf,dock imbarrilarvtobarrel imbecilleadjimbecilefoolish

Hence:imbecillitate

imbecillenimbecilefool imbecillitatenimbecility imbellimentonembellishment(1.actofembellishing2.adornment,ornament) imbellirvtoembellish(=tomakebeautiful) imbiberv1.toimbibe,absorb2.tosoak,besoaked3.toimbue,inspire imbibibileadjundrinkable imbibimentonabsorption,soaking imbibitionn1.absorption,imbibition2.actofsoaking imboscadanambushcaderinunimboscadatofallintoanambush imboscarvtoambush(=toplaceinambush)imboscarsetoambush,lieinambush
Hence:imboscada

imbottiliarvtobottle

imbottiliarvtobottle imbraciamentonembrace imbraciarvtoembrace(1.toclaspinone'sarms,hug2."toembraceacareer,cause,etc."3.tocomprise,include)

Hence:imbraciamento

imbroglio[I]nimbroglio(=intricateandcomplicatedsituation) imbroliamentonentanglement,embroilment imbroliarvtoentangle,embroil(=tothrowintoastateofconfusion)

Hence:imbroliamento

imbrunirvtobrown(=tomakebrown) imbrutienteadjbesotting,stupefying imbrutimentonsottishness,brutishness imbrutirvtostupefy,besot imbuccamenton1.(actof)putting(food,also:words,etc.)into(someone's)mouthalso:(actof)forcingdovn2.(act of)raising(themouthpieceofawindinstrument)tothelipsalso:(actof)blowing(awindinstrument)3.(actionof) flowinginto imbuccarv1.toput(food,also:words,etc.)into(someone's)mouthalso:toforcedown2.toraise(themouthpieceof awindinstrument)tothelipsalso:toblow(awindinstrument)imbuccarintoflowinto

Hence:imbuccamentoimbuccatura

imbuccaturanI.[Mus.]embouchure(1.theshapingoflips,tongue,etc.,inproducingatone2.mouthpieceofawind instrument)II.mouthpiece(ofahorse'sbit)III.mouth(ofariver) imbursarvtotakein,imburse

Hence:reimbursar&

imentosuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinerandir]iment,ishment,ment(=actionorresultof...ing)
Hence:abolimentoetc.assortimentoetc.blandimentoetc.experimentoetc.sedimentoetc.

imer:imerseeemer imicseeamic imitabileadjimitable imitarvtoimitate

Hence:imitabileinimitabileimitationimitativeimitatorimitate

imitate1.ppofimitar2.adjimitation(asin"imitationlace") imitationnimitation imitativeadjimitative

imitativeadjimitative imitatornimitatorattribimitative(=giventoimitation) immaculateadjimmaculateleImmaculateConceptiontheImmaculateConception immagazinage(aje)nwarehousing,storingup immagazinarvtowarehouse,storeup immaliarvtoenmesh immaneabileadjunmanageable immanenteadjimmanent immanentianimmanence immanervtostaywithin,beimmanent
Hence:immanenteimmanentia

immanicarvtofixahandleto immarcescibileadjnotwithering,notwilting(=notliabletowitherorwilt) immaterialadjimmaterial(=notmaterial) immaterialitatenimmateriality immaturadjunripeimmature immaturitatenunripenessimmaturity immediateadjimmediate immedicabileadjimmedicable immemorabileadjimmemorial immemorialadjimmemorial immenseadjimmense
Hence:immensitate

immensitatenimmensity immensurabileadjimmeasurable,immensurable immensurabilitatenimmeasurability,immensurability immentionabileadjunmentionable immerger[merg/mers]vtoimmerse,immerge(=todip,plunge)

Hence:immersion

immersseeimmerger

immersseeimmerger immersionnimmersion(1.dipping,plunging2.[Astron.]) immesurabileadjimmeasurable,immensurable immesurabilitatenimmeasurability,immensurability immigrantenimmigrant immigrarvtoimmigrate

Hence:immigranteimmigrationimmigrato

immigrationnimmigration(=actofimmigrating) immigratonimmigrant imminv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:imminenteimminentia

imminenteadjimminent imminentianimminence immiscer[mise/mixt]vtocommingle,mixup,immix

Hence:immixtion

immixtseeimmiscer immixtionnimmixture immobileadjimmovable,immobile(1.incapableofmovement2.notmoving,motionless)benesimmobilerealestate, immovables immobilenpieceofrealpropertyimmobilesrealestate,realty,immovables immobiliariadjbenesimmobiliarirealestate,immovables immobilisarvtoimmobilize immobilisationnimmobilization immobilitatenimmobility immoderateadjimmoderate immoderatessanimmoderateness immoderationnimmoderation immodesteadjimmodest(1.presumptuous,forward2.indecent,improper) immodestianimmodesty(1.presumptuousness,forwardness2.indelicacy,unchastity) immolarvtoimmolate
Hence:immolationimmolator

Hence:immolationimmolator

immolationnimmolation immolatornimmolator immoraladjimmoralalso:unethical

Hence:immoralismoimmoralistaimmoralitate

immoralismonimmoralism immoralistanimmoralist immoralitatenimmorality immortaladjimmortal immortalisarvtoimmortalize immortalitatenimmortality immortificateadjunmortified immortificationnimmortification immunadj1.exempt2.immune

Hence:immunitateimmunisarimmunisation

immundeadjunclean(1.dirty,filthy2.ceremoniallyunclean)spiritoimmundeunclean,evil,spirit immunditian1.dirt,filth2.[Theol.]impurityimmunditiasrefuse,garbage,etc. immunisarvtoimmunize immunisationnimmunization immunitatenimmunity(1.exemption2.resistancetodisease,poison,etc.) immutabileadjimmutable immutabilitatenimmutability impaccarvtopack(up) impaccatornpacker impacchetarvtopack(up),wrap(up) impactseeimpinger impactionnimpaction impactonimpact impagabileadjpriceless impalamentonimpalement

impalamentonimpalement impalarvtoimpale(=topiercewithapointedstake) impaleage(aje)npacking(instraw) impalearv1.topack(instraw)2.tothatch

Hence:impaleage

impalpabileadjimpalpable impalpabilitatenimpalpability impaludarvtoturnortransformintoamarshimpaludarsetobecomemarshy impanarv[Eccl.]toimpane

Hence:impanation

impanationn[Eccl.]impanation impardonabileadjunpardonable impareadj[Arith.]odd,uneven

Hence:imparitate

imparisyllabe(s)adjimparisyllabic imparisyllabo(s)nimparisyllabic imparitaten1.imparity,inequality2.[Arith.]oddness impartialadjimpartial impartialitatenimpartiality impartibileadjindivisible impartirv1.toimpart,bestow2.togrant,concede

Hence:impartitor

impartitornimparter impasse[F]nimpasse(1.deadend2.deadlock) impassibileadjimpassible,impassive impassibilitatenimpassibility,impassivity impastamenton[Art]impasto impastarv1.tomakeintodoughalso:toknead2.toencloseindough3.[Art]toimpaste

Hence:impastamento

impatientarvtomakeimpatientimpatientarsetogrowimpatient

impatientarvtomakeimpatientimpatientarsetogrowimpatient impatienteadjimpatient impatientianimpatience impavideadjfearless impeccabileadjimpeccabile(1.notliabletosin2.faultless) impeccabilitatenimpeccability impecunioseadjimpecunious impedimenton1.(actof)impeding2.impediment,hindrance impedirvtoimpede,hinder

Hence:impedimentoimpeditive

impeditiveadjimpeding,impeditive impejorarvtoworsen(=tomakeorbecomeworse) impellente1.pprofimpeller2.adjimpellent impeller[pell/puls]vtoimpel

Hence:impellenteimpulsionimpulsiveimpulsivitateimpulsorimpulso

impenetrabileadjimpenetrable impenetrabilitatenimpenetrability impenitenteadjunrepentant,impenitent impenitentianimpenitence imperarvtogovern,ruleover

Hence:imperio&imperativeimperativoimperatorimperatrice

imperativeadjimperative(1.implyingorexpressingacommand 2.([Gram.])modoimperative[Gram.]imperativemood imperativonimperative(1.[Philos.]2.[Gram.])imperativocategoriccategoricalimperative imperatornemperor imperatricenempress imperceptibileadjimperceptible imperceptibilitatenimperceptibility imperdibileadjunlosable imperfecteadjimperfect(1.notperfect2.[Gram.])

imperfecteadjimperfect(1.notperfect2.[Gram.]) imperfectibileadjimperfectible imperfectibilitatenimperfectibility imperfectionnimperfection imperfecton[Gram.]imperfect imperforabileadjimperforable(=thatcannotbeperforated) imperforateadjimperforate,imperforated imperforationnimperforation imperialadjimperial(1.pertainingtoanempireoranemperor2.ofspecialexcellence)imperialntopdeck(ofabus, etc.) imperialismonimperialism imperialistanimperialist imperibileadjimperishable impericularvtoimperil imperionempire(1.supremeauthority2.countryruledbyanemperororempress)
Hence:imperialimperialismo,imperialistaimperiose

imperioseadjimperious(1.domineering2.imperative) impermeabileadjimpermeablealso:waterproof impermeabilenraincoat impermeabilitatenimpermeability impermutabileadjimpermutable impermutabilitatenimpermutability impersonaladjimpersonalverboimpersonalimpersonalverb impertinenteadjimpertinent(1.irrelevant2.impudent) impertinentianimpertinence(1.irrelevance2.impudence) imperturbabileadjimperturbable imperturbabilitatenimperturbability impervieadjimpassable,impervious impetv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:impeto&

impeto(m)nimpetus(ofamovingbody)
Hence:impetuoseimpetuositate

impetrarvtoimpetrate(=toobtainbyrequestorentreaty)
Hence:impetrationimpetrative

impetrationnimpetration impetrativeadjimpetrative impetuseeimpeto impetuoseadjimpetuous impetuositatenimpetuosity impieadjimpious impietatenimpiety impietoseadjpitiless impinger[ping/pact]vtostrike,collidewith

Hence:impactionimpacto

implacabileadjimplacable implacabilitatenimplacability implaciamenton1.location,site2.[Mil.]emplacement implaciarvtoputintoposition,emplace

Hence:implaciamentoreimplaciar&

implantarvtoimplant
Hence:implantation

implantationnimplantation impler[pler/plet]vtofill(=tomakefull)
Hence:impletionreimpler

impletionnimpletion implicarvtoimplicate(=toinvolve)
Hence:implicationimplicativeimplicite

implicationnimplication(=conditionofbeingimplicated) implicativeadjimplicative implicite(l)adjimplicit

implicite(l)adjimplicit implorabileadjopentoentreaty implorarvtoimplore,beseech

Hence:implorabileimplorationimplorator

implorationnentreaty,imploration imploratornimplorer implumarvtoplume(=toadornwithplumes) impluvv[occurringinderivatives] impluvion[Rom.Antiq.]impluvium impoliteadj1.unpolished,crude2.impolite,rude impolitessanimpoliteness impoliticadjimpolitic imponderabileadjimponderableimponderabilenimponderabilesimponderables imponderabilitatenimponderability imponente1.prespartofimponer2.adjimposing,impressive imponer[pon/posit/post]v1.tolay(up)onalso:[Eccl.]toimpose2.toimpose(=topracticetricksordeception) imponer(unmulcta,contribution,etc.)toimpose(afine,tax,etc.)imponerlemanos[Eccl.]toimpose,layon,hands
Hence:imponenteimpositionimpostorimposturaimpostoimposta

impopularadjunpopular impopularitatenunpopularity importabileadjimportable importante1.pprofimportar2.adjimportantesserimportantetobeimportant importantianimportancehaber(multe)importantiatobeof(great)importance importarv1.toimport2.tobeimportant,tomatternonimportaitdoesn'tmatter,nevermindilimportaque...itis essentialthat...

Hence:importanteimportantiaimportabileimportationimportator

importationnimportation,import importatornimporter importunadjimportune,importunate

Hence:importunitateimportunar

importunarvtoimportune

importunarvtoimportune importunitatenimportunity impositseeimponer impositionnI.laying(up)onalso:impositionII.imposition(1.asin"impositionofalaw,tax,fine"2.tax,fine,etc. imposedorlevied) impossibileadjimpossible impossibilitatenimpossibility impostseeimponer impostan[Arch.]impost impostontax,duty,impost impostornswindler,cheat,impostor imposturanimposture impotenteadjimpotent impotentianimpotence impovrimentonimpoverishment impovrirvtoimpoverish impracticabileadjimpracticableviaimpracticabileimpracticableorunpassableroad impracticabilitatenimpracticability imprecarvtoimprecate
Hence:imprecationimprecatorimprecatori

imprecationnimprecation imprecatornimprecator imprecatoriadjimprecatory impreciseadjlackinginprecision imprecisionnlackofprecision impregnabileadj(aptorliable)tobeimpregnated(1.capableofbeingfecundated2.permeable) impregnarvtoimpregnate(1.tofecundate,makepregnant2.topermeate,imbue)

Hence:impregnabileimpregnation

impregnationnimpregnation(1.fecundation2.actionofpermeatingorimbuing) impremeditateadjunpremeditated

imprendibileadjimpregnable imprendibilitatenimpregnability impresario[I]nimpresario imprescriptibileadjimprescriptible(=notsubjecttoprescription) imprescriptibilitatenimprescriptibility impressseeimprimer impressionnimpression(1."impressionproducedinasubstance"2."impressionmadeonaperson"3.[Print.]) impressionincolorescolorprinting(lesecunde,etc.)impression(deunlibro)(thesecond,etc.)printing(ofabook) impressionabileadjimpressionable impressionabilitatenimpressionability impressionarvtoimpress(1.tomakemarksonbypressingorstamping2.toaffect,move) impressionismonimpressionism impressionistanimpressionist impressiveadjimpressive imprevidenteadjimprovident imprevidentianimprovidence imprevisibileadjunforeseeable imprevisteadjunforeseen,unexpected imprimaturnimprimatur imprimer[prim/press]v1.toimpart,communicate(direction,motion,etc.)2.toimpress,imprint3.toprint
Hence:imprimibileimpressionimpressionismo,impressionista,impressionarimpressionabileimpressionabilitate impressive,reimprimerreimpression

imprimibileadjprintable imprisionamentonimprisonment imprisionarvtoimprison(=toputinprison) improbabileadjimprobable improbabilitatenimprobability improbe(m)adjdishonest,lackingprobity improbitatendishonesty,improbity improductiveadjunproductive

impromptu[F]nimpromptu impronunciabileadjunpronounceable improprieadjimproper(1.incorrect,wrong2.unsuitable3.unseemly)fractionimproprieimproperfraction improprietatenimpropriety(=improperuseofaword,expression,etc.) improvisarvtoimprovise

Hence:improvisationimprovisator

improvisationnimprovisation improvisatornimproviser improviseadjunforeseen,unexpected imprudenteadjimprudent imprudentianimprudence impubereadjwhohasnotarrivedatpuberty impublicabileadjunpublishable impudenteadjimpudent impudentianimpudence impudicadjlewd,immodest impugnarvtoimpugn
Hence:impugnation

impugnarvtoclutch,grasp,seize impugnationn(actionof)impugning impulsseeimpeller impulsionnimpulsion(1.actofimpelling2.impulsealso:momentumimpetusetc.) impulsiveadjimpulsive(1.impelling2.actuatedbyimpulse) impulsivitatenimpulsiveness impulsonimpulse(1.impulsion,actofimpelling2.asin"toactonimpulse") impulsornimpeller impunadjwithimpunity

Hence:impunitate

impunctualadj1.notpunctilious,inexact2.unpunctual

impunctualitaten1.lackofpunctiliousness,inexactness2.unpunctuality impunibileadiimpunible impunitatenimpunity impunitenunpunished impuradjimpure impuressanimpureness impuritatenimpurity imputabilenimputable imputabilitatenimputability imputarvtoimpute
Hence:imputabileimputabilitateimputation

imputationnimputation imputrescibileadjimputrescible imputrescibilitatenimputrescibility inprepin,intoforinplus,infin,etc.cf.plus,fin,etc. inpreffixoverbal[ilbeforelimbeforeb,m,pirbeforerusedwithverbs,and,incombinationwithverbal suffixes,withnounsandadjectives]in,il,im,ir(=in,into[expressingpositioninoron,motioninto,changeinto, etc.])

Hence:illuminaretc.imbiberetc.imbursaretc.incarnaretc.incrustaretc.incubaretc.induceretc.irradiaretc.

inprefixo[ibeforegnilbeforelimbeforeb,m,pirbeforerusedwithadjectivesandnouns]in,i,il ,im,ir,un(=not...lacking...lackof...)
Hence:ignobileetc.illimitabileetc.immaterialetc.inactiveetc.:indigestionetc.infameetc.informeetc.irreligionetc.: irregularetc.

insuffixoadjective[nafteriusedwithnouns,particularlywithnamesofanimals]ine(=of,pertainingto,etc....)
Hence:inaalcalinetc.argentinetc.bovinetc.caninetc.elephantinetc.marinetc.latinetc.palatinetc.

inasuffixosubstantive[usedwithnounsusedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]ine,in(=substancemadefrom, characterizing,relatedto,etc.,...)
Hence:benzinaetc.caseinaetc.cocainaetc.insulinaetc.tuberculinaetc.vaccinaetc.

inacceptabileadjunacceptable inaccessibileadjinaccessible inaccessibilitateninaccessibility inaccostumateadjunaccustomed

inactionninaction inactiveadjinactive inactivitateninactivity inadeptabileadjinadeptable inadequateadjinadequate inadmissibileadjinadmissible inadmissibilitateninadmissibility inadmissionnrefusalofadmission inadoptabileadjunadoptable inadvertenteadjinadvertent inadvertentianinadvertenceperinadvertentia1.inadvertently2.throughcarelessness inalienabileadjinalienable inalienabilitateninalienability inalterabileadjunalterable inalterabilitateninalterability inambigueadjunambiguous inambiguitatenunambiguity,unambiguousness inamicaladjunkind(=notlikeafriend) inamorarvtoenamorinamorarsedetofallinlovewith inamorate1.ppofinamorar2.adjenamored,inlove inamovibileadjnotremovable,irremovable inanimateadjinanimate inappaciabileadjunappeasable,inappeasable inappellabileadjunappealable inappetenteadjwithoutdesire,inappetent inappetentianinappetence,inappetency,lackofappetite inapplicabileadjinapplicable inapplicabilitateninapplicability inapplicationnwantofassiduity,inapplication

inappreciabileadj1.inappreciable2.inestimable,priceless inapteadjinapt inaptitudeninaptitude inarticulabileadjunpronounceable inarticulateadjinarticulate(1.notjointed2.indistinctlyuttered) inarticulomortis[L]inarticulomortis,atthepointofdeath inattaccabileadjunattackable,unassailable inattentionninattention inaudibileadjinaudible inauditeadjunheardof inaugurarvtoinaugurate inaugurationninauguration inauguratorninaugurator inauthenticadjinauthentic,unauthentic inauthenticitateninauthenticity,unauthenticity incalculabileadjincalculable incamminarvtoputontherightroad incanaliarvtodegrade,debase(=toexertademoralizinginfluenceon)incanaliarsetokeeplowcompany incandescente1.pprofincandescer2.adjincandescent incandescentianincandescencelampadeincandescentiaincandescentlamp incandescervtoincandesce(=tocausetobecomeincandescent)
Hence:incandescenteincandescentia

incantamentonenchantment(1.magicspell2.delight) incantarvtoenchant(1.tousemagiconalso:tobewitch2.tocharm,delight)esserincantatedeuncosatobe delightedatsomething

Hence:incantamentoincantationincantatordisincantardisincantamento,disincantator

incantationnincantation incantatornenchanter,sorcererattribenchanting,charming incapabileadjincapable

incapabilitatenincapability incapaceadjincapable incapacitatenincapacity incappuciarvtohood(=tocoverwithahood) incarcerarvtoincarcerate incarcerationnincarceration incargarvtocharge,burden,entrustincargar(unpersona)detoentrust(someone)with incaritabileadjuncharitable incarnarvtoincarnate(=toembody)

Hence:incarnationincarnatereincarnarreincarnation

incarnate1.ppofincarnar2.adjfleshcolored incarnatinadjfleshpink,rosy,incarnadine incarnationnincarnation incassamenton1.encasing,encasement2.embankment3.encashment incassarvI.toencasetopackII.toembankIII.toencash(1.toconvertintocash,cash2.toreceiveincash,realize) incassatorn1.collector(ofabill,check,etc.)2.bankmessenger incastrarvtoembed,fixin,house,etc.also:toset(asin"tosetajewel")

Hence:incastratura

incastraturan1.housing,hollow,bed,etc.2.setting(asin"settingofajewel") incatenamentonenchainment incatenarv1.tochainup,enchain2.tolinktogether,concatenate incauteadjincautious incaviliarvtopeg(=tofastenwithpegs) incender[cend/cens]vtolight,setalight

Hence:incendioincendiari,incendiarioincendiarismo,incendiarincenso&

incendiarvtosetonfire incendiariadjincendiary incendiarionincendiary incendiarismonincendiarismalso:arson

incendionfire(=destructiveburning)pumpadeincendiofireengine incensseeincender incensarv[Eccl.]toburnincensebeforeortoalso:topayhomageto,flatter incensarioncenser incensationn[Eccl.]offeringofincense incensatorn1.[Eccl.]thurifer2.flatterer incensonincense

Hence:incensarioincensarincensation,incensator,incensorio

incensorioncenser incentiveadjinciting,incentive
Hence:incentivo

incentivonincentive inceptseeinciper inceptarvtoincept,begin inceptionninception inceptiveadjinceptive(1.beginning2.[Gram.]) inceramenton(actof)waxing(asin"thewaxingofafloor") incerarvtowax(asin"towaxafloor")

Hence:inceramento

inceremonioseadjunceremonious incerteadjuncertain(1.notohjectivelycertain2.notconvinced) incertitudenuncertainty(1."objectiveuncertainty"2.incertitude,doubt) incessanteadjincessant,ceaseless incestarvtocommitincest incesteadjunchaste,lewd

Hence:incestoincestuose,incestar

incestonincest incestuoseadjincestuous incholerisarvtoanger,enrage

incidentaladjincidental(=fortuitous) incidenteadj1.incident(asin"incidentray")2.incidental(=fortuitous)propositionincidente[Gram.]nonrestrictiveor descriptiveclauseincidentenincident incidentianincidence(asin"angleofincidence") incider[cid/cis]vtocutinto

Hence:incisionincisiveincisivoincisoriincisar

incidervtofallupon
Hence:incidenteincidentia,incidenteincidentalcoincider&

incinerarvtoburn(toashes),incinerate
Hence:incinerationincinerator

incinerationnincineration incineratornincinerator inciper[cip/cept]vtobegin

Hence:incipienteinceptioninceptiveinceptar

incipienteadjbeginning,incipient,initial incircularvtoencircle(=tosurroundwithacircle) incircumciseadjuncircumcised incisseeincider incisarvtocutinto,incise incisionnincision incisiveadjincisivedenteincisiveincisortooth incisivonincisor(tooth) incisoriadjincisory incitabileadjincitable incitabilitatenincitability incitamentonincitement,spur incitarvtoincite
Hence:incitamentoincitabileincitabilitateincitation

incitationnincitation,incitement inciviladjuncivil

incivilitatenincivility inclavarv1.toprick(horseinshoeing)2.[Artil.]tospike(gun) inclavaturanprick(giveninshoeing) inclementeadjinclement inclementianinclemency inclinarvtoincline(1.tobend,bow2.tomakewilling3.toslope,slant4.tobewilling)inclinaratoincline,be inclined,toinclinarsetobow(down)

Hence:inclinationinclinometroetc.

inclinationninclination(1.actofbowingorbending2.incline,slope3.propensity,liking4.[Gram.,Astron.]) inclinometro()ninclinometer includer[clud/clus]vI.toenclose(1.tofencein2.asin"toenclosealetter")II.toinclude

Hence:inclusioninclusiveinclusuraincluseincluso

inclusseeincluder incluseadjenclosed(asin"theenclosedletter") inclusionninclusion inclusiveadjinclusive,inclusively inclusonenclosure(=enclosedletter,check,etc.) inclusuranenclosure,(actof)enclosing incoercibileadjincoercible incoffrarvtocoffer(=tolockupinacoffer,chest,etc.) incognite(cg)adjunknown incognito(cg)nincognito incognoscibileadjunknowable incoherenteadjincoherent,disconnected incoherentianincoherence,disconnectedness incoloradjcolorless,uncolored incombramentonencumberment incombrarvtoencumber,obstruct,hamper
Hence:incombramento

incombustibileadjincombustible,fireproof

incombustibilitatenincombustibility incommensurabileadjincommensurable incommensurabilitatenincommensurability incommodarvtoinconvenience,incommode incommode(c)adjinconvenient,unsuitable,etc. incommoditateninconvenience,disadvantage,discomfort,etc. incommunicabileadjincommunicable incommunicabilitatenincommunicability incommutabileadjincommutable incommutabilitatenincommutability incompacteadjnotcompact incomparabileadjincomparable incomparabilitatenincomparability incompatibileadjincompatible incompatibilitatenincompatibility incompetenteadjincompetent incompetentianincompetence incompleteadjincomplete incomprehensibileadjincomprehensible incomprehensibilitatenincomprehensibility incomprehensionnincomprehension incomprensibileadjincomprehensible incomprensibilitatenincomprehensibility incomprensionnincomprehension incompressibileadjincompressible incompressibilitatenincompressibility inconcipibileadjinconceivable inconcipibilitateninconceivability inconditionaladjunconditional

incongenialadjuncongenial incongrueadjincongruous incongruenteadjincongruent incongruentianincongruence incongruitatenincongruity,incongruousness inconscienteadjunconscious(=withoutconsciousness) inconscientianunconsciousness inconsequenteadj1.inconsequent,inconsecutive2.inconsistent(inreasoning,behavior,etc.) inconsequentianinconsequence(1.wantoflogicalsequence2.inconsistency(ofreasoning,behavior,etc.)) inconsequentialadjinconsequential inconsiderateadjunconsidered,rash inconsistenteadj1.unsubstantial,notsolidorfirm2.inconsistent(=incoherent,incongruous) inconsistentian1.unsubstantiality,(=wantoffirmness)2.inconsistency inconsolabileadjinconsolable inconsolateadjdisconsolate,unconsoled inconsonanteadjinconsonant inconspicueadjinconspicuousunapparent inconstanteadjinconstant inconstantianinconstancy inconstitutionaladjunconstitutional inconstitutionalitatenunconstitutionality incontaminateadjuncontaminated,incontaminate incontentabileadjnottobecontented,noteasilycontented incontestabileadjincontestable incontestabilitatenincontestability incontinenteadjincontinent incontinentianincontinence(1.lackofselfrestraint2.[Med.]) incontrarvtoencounter,meet
Hence:incontro

incontronencounter,meetingiralincontrodetomeet(=togotomeet) incontrovertibileadjincontrovertible inconvenienteadjimproper,notdecent inconvenienteninconvenience inconvenientianimpropriety(=incorrectnessofbehavior) inconvertibileadjinconvertible inconvertibilitateninconvertibility incoragiamento(ja)nencouragement incoragiar(ja)vtoencourage incorporaladjincorporeal(asin"incorporealbeing") incorporalitatenincorporeity incorporarvtoincorporate("toincorporateonethinginanother")
Hence:incorporation

incorporationnincorporation(=synthesis,assimilation,embodiment,etc.) incorporeeadjincorporeal incorporeitatenincorporeity incorrecteadjincorrect(1.improper2.wrong,inaccurate) incorrectionnincorrectness incorrigibileadjincorrigible incorrigibilitatenincorrigibility,incorrigibleness incorrupteadjincorrupt incorruptibileadjincorruptible incorruptibilitatenincorruptibility incortinarvtocurtain increateadjincreate incredibileadjincredible incredibilitatenincredibility increduleadjincredulous incredulitatenincredulity

incriminarvtoincriminate incriminationnincrimination incrustarv1.toencrust(=tocoverwithacrust,hardcoating,orornamentallayer)2.toinlay(=todecoratewith somethingsetinthesurface)

Hence:incrustation

incrustationnI.incrustation(1.actofencursting2.crust,deposit,etc.)II.inlay incubarvtobrood,incubate
Hence:incuboincubationincubator

incubationnincubation(1.actofbrooding,incubating2.[Med.]) incubatornincubator incubo(n)nincubusalso:nightmare incudenanvil(1."anvilusedbyasmith"2.[Anat.]incus) inculcarvtoinculcate

Hence:inculcationinculcator

inculcationninculcation inculcatorninculcator inculpabileadjinnocent incu1parvtoinculpate,incriminate inculpationninculpation,incrimination inculteadj1.uncultivated,untilled2.uncultured,untutored3.unkempt incumbenteadjincumbent(=imposedasadutyorobligation) incumbentianincumbency(=thatwhichisimposedasadutyorobligation) incumbervincumberatobeincumbent(up)on incunabulon[Bibliog.]incunabulum incunarvtoputinacradle incurabileadjincurable incurabilitatenincurability incuriancarelessness(=lackofcare) incurioseadjincurious(1.notdesirousofseeingorknowing2.notdeservingorexcitingcuriosity) incurrer[curr/curs]v1.toruninto2.toincur

Hence:incursion

incursseeincurrer incursionnincursion incurvarvtobend,curve

Hence:incurvatura

incurvaturancurve,curvature [inde]adv1.fromthatplace,fromthere,thence2.fromthattime,afterthat,thereupon,tenceforward3.fromthat cause,therefore

Hence:deindeetc.

indebitarvtoinvolveindebt,toindebtindebitarsetogetorrunintodebtesserindebitatetobeindebtorindebted indecenteadjindecent(1.unbecoming,unseemly2.offendingagainstproprietyordelicacy) indecentianindecency(=lackofdecency) indecifrabileadjindecipherable indeciseadjindecisive,undecided(1.inconclusive,unsettled2.irresolute,hesitating) indecisionnindecision indeclinabileadj1.(thatcannotbedeclinedorrefused)unavoidable2.[Gram.]indeclinable indecoroseadjindecorous indefectibileadjindefectible indefectibilitatenindefectibility indefendibileadjindefensible indefensibileadjindefensible indefinibileadjindefinable indefiniteadjindefinitearticuloindefinite[Gram.]indefinitearticle indelibileadjindelible indelibilitatenindelibility,indelibleness indelicateadjcoarse(1.notfine2.unrefined,gross) indelicatessancoarseness(1.qualityofbeingcoarse,notfine2.grossness) indemneadjunharmed,undamaged,uninjuredscatheless,whole,etc.
Hence:indemnitateindemnisarindemnisation

indemnisarvtoindemnify(=tocompensatefordamage,loss,orexpensesincurred)

indemnisationnindemnification(actofindemnifying,compensating) indemnitaten1.wholeness,scathelessness(=stateorconditionofbeingwhole,unharmed,etc.)2.indemnity(= compensationfordamage,loss,orexpensesincurred) indemonstrabileadjundemonstrable indentarv1.totooth,indent2.[Carp.]tojoinalso:todovetail

Hence:indentation

indentationnindentation independenteadjindependentindependentedeindependentof independentianindependenceindependentiadeindependenceof indescriptibileadjindescribable indesiderabileadjundesirable indesirabileadjundesirable indestructibileadjindestructible indestructibilitatenindestructibility indeterminabileadjindeterminable indeterminateadjundetermined(1.indeterminate2.irresolute) indeterminationnindetermination(1.(qualityofbeingindeterminate2.irresoluteness) indeterminismon[Philos.]indeterminism indeterministan[Philos.]indeterminist indevoteadjindevout,irreverent indevotionnindevotion,lackofdevotion IndianprIndiaIndias(oriental,occidental)(East,West)Indies indiabolarvtoinfuriate indiabolateadjpossessed(bythedevil) indianadjIndian(1.oforpertainingtoIndia2.pertainingtotheAmericanIndians)OceanoIndianIndianOccan indiananprint,printedfabricIndiananprIndiana
Hence:Indianapolisetc.

Indianapolis(n)nprIndianapolis indianon1.Indian,Hindu2.(American)Indian

indicarvtoindicate,beindicativeof indicationnindication indicativeadjindicative(1.thatindicates2.[Gram.])modoindicativeindicativemood indicativonindicative,indicativemood indicatornindicator(1.onewho,thatwhichindicates2.[Technol.]gauge,meter,etc.)indicator(delstratas)(street) directory indice(n)nI.index(1.indicator2.forefinger3.asin"indexofabook")II.[R.C.Ch.]Indexponeralindicetoput ontheIndex

Hence:indicioindicarindicationindicativeindivativoindicator

indicer[dic/dict]vtoannounce
Hence:indiction

indicibileadjineffable,inexpressible indicionindication,mark,tokenalso:clueindicios[Lav]circumstantialevidence indictseeindicer indictionnI.indiction(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.[Chronol.]cycleofindiction)II.[R.C.Ch.]convocation(ofacouncil) indifferenteadjindifferent

Hence:indifferentiaindifferentismoindifferentista

indifferentianindifference indifferentismonindifferentism indifferentistanindifferentist indigena(d)nnativeattribindigenous,native indigenteadjindigent indigentianindigence indigervtoneed,beinneedof

Hence:indigenteindigentia

indigesteadj1.indigestible2.confused,disordered indigestibileadjindigestible indigestibilitatenindigestibility indigestionnindigestion indignarvtomakeindignantindignarse(contra,de)tobeindignant(with,at)

Hence:indignationindignate

indignateadjindignant indignationnindignation indigneadjunworthy(1.undeserving2.unbecomingtothecharacterordignityofaperson) indignitaten1.unworthiness2.indignity,insult indigo(n)nindigo(1.thedye"indigo"2.thecolor"indigo"3.indigoplant)

Hence:indigotina

indigotinan[Chem.]indigotin indirecteadjindirect indiscernibileadjindiscernible indiscreteadjindiscreet indiscretionnindiscretion indiscutibileadjundebatable indispensabileadjindispensable indispensabilitatenindispensability indisponer[pon/posit]vtoindispose(1.tomakeunwell2.tomakeunwilling)indisponerunpersonacontraun personatosetsomeoneagainstsomeone
Hence:indispositionindisposite

indispositseeindisponer indisposite(p)adjindisposed(=unwell)esserindispositecontraunpersonatobeunfriendlytosomeone indispositionnindisposition(1.slightailment2.unwillingness,aversion) indisputabileadjindisputable indissolubileadjindissoluble indissolubilitatenindissolubility indistincteadjindistinct indistinctionnindistinction(=wantofdistinctionconfusion) indistinguibileadjindistinguishable individualadjindividual individualisarvtoindividualize individualisationnindividualization

individualismonindividualism individualistanindividualistattitudeindividualistaindividualisticattitude individualitatenindividuality(=individualcharacter) individuarvtosingleout,individuate individuationnindividuation(1.actionorprocessofsinglingoutorindividuating2.individuality,personalidentity) individuonindividual

Hence:individualindividualismo,individualista,individualitate,individualisarindividualisationindividuarindividuation

indiviseadjundivided indivisibileadjindivisible indivisibilitatenindivisibility indivisionnindivision IndonprIndus,Sindindo[occurringincompounds]Indo(=Indian,Hindu)

Hence:Indiaindianindiano,indianaIndochinaetc.Indonesiaetc.indoeuropeeetc.

Indochina(sh)nIndoChinaIndochinafranceseFrenchIndoChina
Hence:indochinese

indochinese(sh)adjIndoChineselinguasindochineseIndoChineselanguages indocileadjindocile indocilitatenindocility indoeuropeeadjIndoEuropean

Hence:indoeuropeo

indoeuropeonIndoEuropean indolenteadjindolent(1.[Pathol.]painless2.aversetotoilorexertion)
Hence:indolentia

indolentian1.indolence2.insensibility(lackoffeeling) indoloradjpainless indomabileadjuntamableindomitable indomabilitatenindomitability indomateadjuntamed IndonesianprIndonesia

Hence:indonesianindonesiano

Hence:indonesianindonesiano

indonesianadjIndonesian indonesianonIndonesian indorsamenton[Com.]endorsement,indorsement indorsarv[Com.]toendorse

Hence:indorsamentoindorsator

indorsatorn[Com.]endorser indubitabileadjindubitable indubitateadjundoubted inducer[duc/duct]vtoinduce(1.asin"toinduceapersontodosomething"2.[Logic]3.[Elec.])inducerinerror tomisleadinducerintentationtoleadintotemptationcircuitoinducite[Elec.linducedcircuit

Hence:inductioninductiveinductor

inductseeinducer inductionninduction(1.[Logic]2.[Elec.Magnet.])bobinadeinductioninductioncoil inductiveadjI.inducing,leadingII.inductive(1.[Logic]2.[Elec.,Magnet.]) inductorn1.[Elec.]inductorattrib[Elec.]inductive2.inducer indulgente1.ppofindulger2.adjindulgent indulgentianindulgence(1.stateorqualityofbeingindulgent2.[R.C.Ch.]) indulgentiarv[R.C.Ch.]toindulgence indulger[dulg/dult]vtobeindulgent

Hence:indulgenteindulgentiaindulgentiarindulto

indultseeindulger indulton[CanonLaw]indult indurabileadj1.thatcanbehardened2.endurable indurarv1.toharden,indurate(=tomakeorbecomehard)2.toendure(=tobear)

Hence:indurabileindurationindurate

indurate1.pprofindurar2.adjindurate indurationnindurationalso:[Med.] industrian1.skill,ingenuity2.[Econ.]industrycavallerodeindustriasharper

Hence:industrialindustrialismoindustriose

industrialadjindustrialindustrialnindustrialist

industrialadjindustrialindustrialnindustrialist industrialismonindustrialism industrioseadj1.skilful,ingeniousindustrious inebriarvtomakedrunk,inebriateinebriarsetogetdrunk inedibileadjinedible,uneatable inedibilitateninedibility inedite(n)adj1.inedited2.unpublished ineffabileadjineffableineffabilitatenineffability inefficaceadjineffective,inefficacious inefficacianinefficacy inefficienteadjinefficient,inefficacious inefficientianinefficiency ineleganteadjinelegant inelegantianinelegance,inelegancy ineligibileadjineligible ineligibilitatenineligibility ineluctabileadjineluctable inenarrabileadjindescribable inepteadjinept,inapt
Hence:ineptiaineptitude

ineptianabsurdity,nonsense ineptituden1.inaptitude2.ineptitude inequabileadjunequable inequaladj1.unequal2.unequable,uneven inequalitaten1.inequality2.unevenness inerteadjinert

Hence:inertia

inertianinertia(1.[Phys.]2.inertness,apathy) inestimabileadjinestimable inevitabileadjinevitable

inevitabileadjinevitable inexacteadjinexact,inaccurate inexactitudeninexactitude,inaccuracy inexcitabileadjunexcitable inexcusabileadjinexcusable inexcutabileadjinexecutable,impracticable inexhauribileadjinexhaustible inexhausteadjunused,unexhausted inexhaustibileadjinexhaustible inexigibileadjunclaimable inexistenteadjinexistent inexistentianinexistence inexorabileadjinexorable inexorabilitateninexorability inexperientianinexperience inexperimentateadjinexperienced inexperteadjinexpert inexpiabileadjinexpiable inexpiateadjnotexpiatedoratoned,unexpiated,inexpiate inexplicabileadjinexplicable inexplicabilitateninexplicability inexplicateadjunexplained inexplorabileadjinexplorable inexplorateadjunexplored inexpressiveadjinexpressive inexprimibileadjinexpressible inexpugnabileadjunassailable,impregnable inextensibileadjinextensible inextensionnlackofextension inextinguibileadjinextinguishable

inextinguibileadjinextinguishable inextirpabileadjincradicable,inextirpable inextremis[L]inextremis infaceteadjwitless,insipid,unfunny infacibileadjinfeasible,unfeasible infacibilitateninfeasibility,unfeasibility infallibileadjinfallible infallibilitateninfallibility infamanteadj[Law]infamous(asin"infamouspunishment") infamarvtorenderinfamous infameadjinfamous(=ofillfameorrepute)
Hence:infamiainfamarinfamante,disinfamar

infamianinfamy infanten1.baby,infantalso:child2.infante
Hence:infanteriainfantiainfantilinfantilismoinfanticidaetc.infanticidioetc.

infanteria(a)ninfantry infantian1.babyhood2.childhood infanticidaninfanticide(=onewhocommitsinfanticide) infanticidioninfanticide(=actofkillinganinfant) infantiladjinfantile(=pertainingtoaninfantorinfants)paralyseinfantilinfantileparalysis infantilismoninfantilism infarinarvtoflour(=tosprinkleorcoverwithflour) infatigabileadjindefatigable infatigabilitatenindefatigability infatuarvtoinfatuateinfatuarsetobecomeinfatuated
Hence:infatuation

infatuationninfatuation infebramenton1.(actionof)throwingintoafever2.feverishness infebrarvtothrowintoafever,makefeverish infectseeinfic

infectseeinfic infectarvtoinfect infecteadjfoul(=offensivetothesenses) infectionninfection infectioseadjinfectious infectiveadjinfectious,infective infecundeadjinfecund infecunditateninfecundity infeliceadjunhappy,unfortunate infelicitaten1.infelicity,unhappiness2.badfortune,misfortune infereadj[Bot.]inferior(asin"inferiorovary")
Hence:inferior&

inferentian[Logic]inference infererv[Logic]toinfer
Hence:inferentiainferibile

inferibileadjinferrible inferioradj1.lower2.inferior
Hence:inferioritate

inferioritateninferiority infernaladjinfernalpetrainfernal[Med.]lunarcausticmachinainfernalinfernalmachine infernonhell,inferno

Hence:infernal

infertileadjinfertile infertilitateninfertility infestarvtoinfest infestationninfestation infestatorninfester infesteadj1.harmful2.hostile

Hence:infestarinfestationinfestator

infeudarvtoenfeoff(=togiveinvassalage)

infeudarvtoenfeoff(=togiveinvassalage) infeudationninfeudation,enfeoffment infic[fic/fect]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:infectioninfectiose,disinfectioninfectiveinfecteinfectardisinfectardisinfectantedisinfectante,disinfectator

infideladj1.unfaithful2.infidel infidelitateninfidelity(1.unfaithfulness2.wantofreligiousbelief) infiladan1.succession,series(ofdoors,etc.)2.[Mil.]enfilade infilarvtothread(aneedle),string(beads,etc.)

Hence:infilada

infiltrarvinfiltrarsetoinfiltrate(=toenterbypenetratingtheporesorintersticesofasubstance) infiltrationninfiltration infinitateninfinityuninfinitatede(cosas)aninfinityof,noendof(things) infiniteadjinfinite

Hence:infinitateinfinitudeinfinitesimeinfinitesimalinfinito

infinitesimaladjinfinitesimalcalculoinfinitesimalinfinitesimalcalculus infinitesime(sime)adjinfinitesimal infinitiveadj[Gram.]infinitive

Hence:infinitivo

infinitivon[Gram.]infinitive infiniton1.infinite2.[Math.]infinityalinfinitoadinfinitum infinitudeninfinitude,infiniteness infirmarv1.toweaken,makeinfirm2.toinvalidate infirmationn1.(actionof)weakening,makinginfirm2.invalidation infirmeadjinfirm,frail

Hence:infirmeroinfirmerainfirmeriainfirmitateinfirmarinfirmation

infirmerannurse(=womanwhotakescareofthesick) infirmeria(a)ninfirmary,sickroom infirmeronmalenurse infirmitatenchronicailment inflammabileadjinflammable(1.easilysetonfire2.easilyexcited)

inflammabileadjinflammable(1.easilysetonfire2.easilyexcited) inflammabilitateninflammability inflammarvI.tofire,setonfireII.toinflame(1.[Med.]2.tofire,stirup) inflammateI.ppofinflammarII.adj1.blazing,burningglowingardent2.inflamed inflammationninflammation(1.ignition2.[Med.]) inflammativeadjinflammative inflammatoriadjinflammatory(1.[Med.]2.asin"inflammatorywritings") inflarv1.toinflate2.toswell

Hence:inflation&disinflar

inflationn1.inflationalso:[Econ.]2.swelling
Hence:inflationismoinflationista

inflationismoninfationism inflationistaninflationist inflecter[flect/flex]vtoinflect(1.tobend2.[Gram.])inflecter(suvoce)toinflect(one'svoice)inflecterse[Opt.] tobediffracted

Hence:inflexion

inflexseeinflecter inflexibileadjinflexible inflexibilitateninflexibility inflexionnI.inflection,inflexion(1.actionofinflectingorbending2.[Gram.])II.[Opt.]diffractioninflexion(de voce)inflection(ofthevoice) inflictseeinfliger inflictionninfliction infliger[flig/flictlvtoinflict

Hence:infliction

infloramenton(actionof)strewingflowers inflorarvtostrewwithflowers
Hence:infloramento

inflorescentian[Bot.]inflorescence inflorescervtobegintoblossom
Hence:inflorescentia

Hence:inflorescentia

influenteadjinfluential influentianinfluence influentiarvtoinfluence influenza[I]n[Pathol.]influenza influer[flu/flux]vinfluersupertoaffect,haveaneffecton

Hence:influenteinfluentiainfluentiarinfluxo

influxseeinfluer influxoninflux,inflow infolionfolio(=bookinfolio) informanteninformant informarvtoinform(1.togiveformto2.toimpartknowledgeto)malinformatemisinformed

Hence:informanteinformationinformativeinformator

informationninformation informativeadjinformative informatorninformer,informant informeadjunformed,inform infortunanmisfortune infortunateadjunfortunate infra1.advbelow,underneath,beneath2.prepbelow,under,beneath infractseeinfringer infractionninfraction infrangibileadjunbreakable infrangibilitatenunbreakableness infrarubieadjinfrared infrastructuransubstructure infrequenteadjinfrequent infrequentianinfrequency,infrequence infringer[fring/fract]vtoinfringe(=tobreak,violate)
Hence:infringimentoinfraction

Hence:infringimentoinfraction

infringimentoninfringement infructuoseadjfruitless infunder[fund/fus]v1.topourinalso:toinfuse2.toinfuse(asin"toinfusetea")

Hence:infundibuloinfusioninfusorio&

infundibulonfunnel(1.small,taperingtubewithaconeshapedmouth2.[Anat.]infundibulum) infuriarvtoinfuriate infuriate1.ppofinfuriar2.adjinfuriate,infuriated infusseeinfunder infusibileadjinfusible,notfusible infusibilitateninfusibility infusionnI.pouringinalso:infusionII.infusion(1.[Eccl.]2.extractobtainedbyinfusingorsteeping) infusorialadjinfusorial infusorioninfusorianinfusoriosInfusoria

Hence:infusorial

ingagiamento(ja)nengagement(=actofengagingorhiringconditionofbeingengagedorhired) ingagiar(ja)vtoengage(=tohire,employ)
Hence:ingagiamentoingagiatorreingagiar

ingagiator(ja)nengager(=onewhoengagesoremploys) ingemmarvtoadornwithgems,ingem ingeneramentonbegetting,engenderment ingenerarvtobeget,engender

Hence:ingeneramento

ingeneroseadjungenerous ingenerositatenungenerousness ingeniarvingeniarsetoexerciseono'swits,strainone'singenuity ingenieria(a)nengineering(=professionofengineering) ingenieronengineer(asin"civilengineer") ingenion1.inbornskill,talent,genius2.engine(=mechanicalcontrivance,tool,instrument,etc.)

Hence:ingenieroingenieriaingenioseingeniositateingeniar

Hence:ingenieroingenieriaingenioseingeniositateingeniar

ingenioseadjingenious(1.havinganaptitudeforinventionorconstruction2.cleverlyplannedormade) ingeniositateningenuity ingenueadj1.freeborn2.ingenuous

Hence:ingenuitate

ingenuitateningenuousness ingerentianinterference,meddling ingerer[ger/gest]vtointroduce,insertalso:toingestingerersetointerfere,meddle

Hence:ingerentiaingestion

ingestseeingerer ingestionnintroduction,insertionalso:ingestion inglobarvtoenclose,include inglorioseadjingloriousinglutimenton1.(actof)swallowing,gulpingdown2.engulfmentswallowingup inglutirv1.toswallow,gulpdown2.toswallowup,engulf

Hence:inglutimento

ingorgamentonengorgementspecif.:[Pathol.] ingorgarvtoengorge
Hence:ingorgamento

ingovernabileadjungovernable,uncontrollable ingranagengear,gearingingranageconicbevelgearingranagehelicoidalhelicalorscrewgear ingranarvtogear(1.toputintogear2.[Mech.]tomesh)

Hence:ingranagedisingranar

ingrassarvtogrease ingrassiarvtofatten(=tomakeorgrowfat) ingrateadj1.unpleasing,unpleasant2.ungrateful,ingrate(labor)ingrateungratefulorthankless(work) ingratiarvtomakepleasantingratiarsetoingratiateoneself ingratioseadjungracious ingratitudeningratitude ingred[gred/gress]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:ingredienteingresso

Hence:ingredienteingresso

ingredienteningredient ingressseeingred ingressoningress,entrance inguirlandar(gi)vtowreathe ingummarvtogum(=totreat,smear,etc.,withgum) ingurgitarvtoingurgitate,swallow(1.toengulf2.toswallowupgreedily)

Hence:ingurgitation

ingurgitationningurgitation ingypsarv1.togypsum2.toplaster,coverwithplaster inhabileadjunskilful,clumsy inhabilitatenunskilfulness,clumsiness inhalarv[Med.]toinhale

Hence:inhalationinhalator

inhalationn[Med.]inhalation inhalatorninhaler(1.onewhoinhales2.contrivanceforinhalation)inhalator inhardirvtoembolden inharmonia(a)ninharmony inharmonicadjinharmonic inharmonioseadjinharmonious inherente1.pprofinherer2.adjinherent inherentianinherence inherervtoinhere,beinherent

Hence:inherenteinherentia

inhibirvtoinhibit(1.toforbid2.torestrain,hinder)
Hence:inbibitioninhibitori

inhibitionninhibition(1.actofforbidding2.[Physiol.]3.[Psychol.]) inhibitoriadjinhibitory(1.prohibitory2.[Physiol.]) inhonesteadjdishonorableindecent inhospitaladjinhospitable

inhospitaladjinhospitable inhospitalitateninhospitality inhumanadjinhumaninhumane inhumanitateninhumanity inhumarvtobury,inter,inhume

Hence:inhumation

inhumationnburial,interment,inhumation inhygienicadjunhygienic inimic(c)adjinimical(1.hostile2.harmful)

Hence:inimicitateinimicarinimico

inimicarvtomakeenemiesofinimicarsetobecomeanenemy(of) inimicitatenenmity inimico(co)nenemy inimitabileadjinimitable inintelligenteadjunintelligent,obtuse inintelligentianwantofintelligence,obtuseness inintelligibileadjunintelligible ininterrupteadjuninterrupted iniqueadjinequitableiniquitous

Hence:iniquitate

iniquitateninequityiniquity initialadjinitialinitialninitial initiarvtoinitiate(1.tooriginate2.tointroduceintoasociety,sect,etc.also:tointroducetothesecrets,elements,etc., ofadoctrineorscience) initiationninitiation initiativaninitiativeprenderleinitiativatotaketheinitiative initiativeadjinitiative,initiating initiatoninitiate initiatorn1.initiator2.mystagogue initionstart,beginning
Hence:initialinitiarinitiation,initiativeinitiativainitiatorinitiato

Hence:initialinitiarinitiation,initiativeinitiativainitiatorinitiato

injectseeinjicer injectarvtoinject injectate1.ppofinjectar2.adjinflamed,congestedalso:bloodshot injectionninjection injectorn[Med.]injector injicer[jic/ject]vtoinject

Hence:injectioninjectorinjectarinjectate

injunctseeinjunger injunctionninjunction(=authoritativeadmonitionororder) injunger[jung/junct]vtoenjoin(=tocommand,directwithauthority)

Hence:injunction

injurianI.injury(1.wrong2.damage)II.insult
Hence:injurioseinjuriar

injuriarvtoabuse,insult injurioseadjinjurious,insulting injusteadjunjust,unfair injustificabileadjunjustifiable injustificateadjunjustified injustitianinjustice inmediasres[L]inmediasres innateadjinnateinborn innaturaladjunnatural innavigabileadj1.unnavigable2.unseaworthy innavigabilitaten1.unnavigability2.unseaworthiness innervarvtoinnervate
Hence:innervation

innervationninnervation innobilimentonennoblement(1.actofgivingtherankofnoblemanto2.actofelevatinginexcellenceorworth) innobilirvtoennoble(1.togivetherankofnoblemanto2.toelevateinexcellenceorworth)

innobilirvtoennoble(1.togivetherankofnoblemanto2.toelevateinexcellenceorworth) innocenteadjinnocent(1.notguilty2.havingnoknowledgeofevil3.harmless,innocuous)
Hence:innocentia

innocentianI.innocence(1.guiltlessness2.freedomfromtheknowledgeofevil)II.innocuousness,harmlessness innocueadjinnocuous,harmless innocuitateninnocuousness,harmlessness innominabileadjunnamable innominateadjunnamed innovarvtoinnovate(=tointroduceasnew)

Hence:innovationinnovator

innovationninnovation(1.processofinnovating2.somethingnewlyintroduced) innovatorninnovator innumerabileadjinnumerable innumerabilitateninnumerability inoblidabileadjunforgettable inobservabileadjinobservable inobservanteadjinobservant inobservantianinobservance,nonobservance inoculabileadjinoculable inocularv1.[Hort.]tograft2.toinoculateinocular(unvirus,etc.)aunpersonatoinoculate(avirus,etc.)into someone,inoculatesomeonewith(avirus,etc.)
Hence:inoculabileinoculation

inoculationn1.[Hort.]grafting2.inoculation inodoradjodorless,inodorous inoffensiveadjinoffensive inofficioseadj[Law]inofficious inofficiositaten[Law]inofficiosity inope(n)adj1.helpless2.destitute

Hence:inopia

inopian1.helplessness2.destitution inopinateadjunexpected

inopinateadjunexpected inopportunadjinopportune inopportunitateninopportuneness,inopportunity inorganicadjinorganicchimiainorganicinorganicchemistry inorgoliarvtomakeproud inoxydabileadjnotoxidizablealso:rustproof inquadramenton1.(actionof)framing2.framework,frame inquadrarvtoframe(asin"toframeapicture")

Hence:inquadramentoinquadrator

inquadratorn1.(picture)framer2.framemaker inqualificabileadjunspeakable(=indescribablyorinexpressiblybad) inquestseeinquirer inquestan1.inquiry(=investigation)2.[Law]inquest inquietarvtodisquiet,disturb inquietatorndisturber inquieteadjinquiet,unquiet inquietudeninquietude,disquietude inquirer[quir/quest/quisit]vtoinquire,enquire(=tomakeinquiries)

Hence:inquestainquisitioninquisitorinquisitorialinquisitoriinquiritor

inquiritorninquirer,enquirer inquisitseeinquirer inquisitionn1.inquiry,inquisition2.[Law]inquisition3.[Eccl.]Inquisition inquisitorninquisitor(1.onewhomakesinquiry2.[Ch.Hist.]) inquisitoriadjinquisitory,inquisitorial inquisitorialadjinquisitorial inrabiamentonenragementinrabiarv1.toenrage2.tobeenraged

Hence:inrabiamento

inragiamento(ja)nenragement inragiar(ja)v1.toenrage2.tobeenraged inraucamentonhoarseness,huskiness

inraucamentonhoarseness,huskiness inraucarvtomakehoarseorhusky
Hence:inraucamentodisinraucardisinraucamento

inregimentarvtoregiment(=toassigntoaregiment) I.N.R.I.[L]I.N.R.I.(=JesusNazarenusRexJudaeorum) inricchimentonenrichment inricchirvtoenrich(=tomakerichwithmaterial,mentalorspiritualwealth)pilainricchite[AtomicPhys.]enriched pile inrobarvtoclothe,attireenrobe inrolamenton[Mil.]enrollment,enlistment inrolarv[Mil.]toenlist(=toenrollsomeoneformilitaryservice)

Hence:inrolamento

inrolarvtoroll,rollup,coil insablamenton1.(actof)stranding,runningaground,silting,etc.2.silt,sandbank,etc. insablarvtostrand,runagroundinsablarsetosilt insaccarvtobag,sack(=toputinabagorsack) insalarvtosaltdown,corn insalubreadjunhealthy,unwholesomeinsalubrious insalubritateninsalubrity,unhealthiness,unwholesomeness insanadjinsane

Hence:insanitate

insanabileadjincurable insanabilitatenincurability insanguinarvtobloody(=tostainwithblood)insanitateninsanity insatiabileadjinsatiable insatiabilitateninsatiability insatiateadjinsatiate insaturabileadjnotsaturable inscenarvtostage,putonthestage

Hence:inscenationinscenator

inscenationn(actionof)staging

inscenatornstagedirector inscienteadjnotknowing,uninformed
Hence:inscientia

inscientianignorance(=lackofknowledge,information) inscriber[scrib/script]vI.toinscribe(1.toengraveorwriteonmetal,stone,paper,etc.2.[Geom.])II.toenter, inscribe(inalist)inscribersetoenroll,enlist,register

Hence:inscription

inscriptseeinscriber inscriptionninscription(1.asin"aninscriptiononatombstone"2.entryinaroll,register,etc.) inscrupuloseadjunscrupulous inscrutabileadjinscrutable inscrutabilitateninscrutability insecabileadjthatcannotbecut,indivisible insecar[sec/sect]vtocutin,notch

Hence:insecto&

insectseeinsecar insecticidaninsecticide insectivoreadjinsectivorous

Hence:insectivoro

insectivoro(t)ninsectivore insectoninsect
Hence:insectologiaetc.insecticidaetc.insectivoreetc.

insectologia(a)ninsectology insecuradjI.insecure,unsafeII.unsure,uncertain(1.doubting2.doubtful) insecuritateninsecurity insellarvtosaddle(=toputsaddleupon) insellate1.ppofinsellar2.adjswaybacked,saddlebacked inseminarvtoinseminate

Hence:insemination

inseminationninsemination

inseniabileadjteachable inseniamenton1.(actorartof)teaching2.instruction,education,tuition inseniarvtoteachinseniaruncosaaunpersonatoteachsomeonesomething

Hence:inseniamentoinseniabile

insensateadjsenseless,foolish,insensate insensibileadjinsensible(1.imperceptible2.insensitive) insensibilitateninsensibility,insensitiveness inseparabileadjinseparable inseparabilitateninseparability inserer[ser/sert]vtoinsert

Hence:insertioninsertar

insertseeinserer insertarvtoinsertalso:tograft insertionninsertion insidv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:insidia&

insidian1.snare,ambush2.insidiousness
Hence:insidioseinsidiarinsidiator

insidiarv1.waylay,ambush2.toplotagainst insidiatorn1.waylayer2.plotter insidioseadjinsidious insigneadjdistinguished,illustrious

Hence:insignia

insignianI.ensign(1.badgeoremblemofofficeordignity2.standard,banner)II.standardbearerinsigniasinsignia insignificanteadjinsignificant insignificantianinsignificance insimul(s)advtogetherinsimul(s)ngeneraleffect,ensemble insinceradjinsincere insinceritateninsincerity

insinuante1.pprofinsinuar2.adjinsinuating,ingratiating insinuarvI.tointroduceorinsert(gently)II.toinsinuate(1.asin"toinsinuateoneselfintoaperson'sconfidence"2.to hint,imply)

Hence:insinuanteinsinuationinsinuativeinsinuator

insinuationninsinuation insinuativeadjinsinuative insinuatorninsinuator insipide(s)adjinsipid,flat

Hence:insipiditate

insipiditateninsipidity insipienteadjfoolish
Hence:insipientia

insipientianfoolishness insistentianinsistence insistervtoinsistinsistersupertoinsiston

Hence:insistentia

insitu[L]insitu insobrieadjunsober insobrietatenunsoberness,insobriety insociabileadjunsociable insociabilitatenunsociability insolarvto(placeinthe)sun,insolate

Hence:insolation

insolationn1.insolation,sunning2.sunstroke insolenteadjinsolent
Hence:insolentia

insolentianinsolence insolite(s)adjunusual,unaccustomed insolubileadjinsoluble(1.thatcannotbedissolved2.thatcannotbesolved) insolubilitateninsolubility(1.incapacityofbeingdissolved2.incapacityofbeingsolved)

insolventeadjinsolvent insolventian[Com.]insolvency insomneadjsleepless,insomnious

Hence:insomnia

insomnianinsomnia inspectseeinspicer inspectarvtoinspect inspectionninspection inspectorninspector inspectoratoninspectorate,inspectorship insperabileadjnottobehoped(for) insperateadjunhopedfor inspicer[spic/spect]vtoinspect,superintend

Hence:inspectioninspectorinspectoratoinspectar

inspirarv1.toinhale,inspire2.toinspire(=toinfuselife,feeling,enthusiasm,etc.)
Hence:inspirationinspirator

inspirationn1.inhalation2.inspiration inspiratorninspirer inspissarvtoinspissate,thicken inspissationninspissation,thickening instabileadjunstable instabilitateninstability installarvtoinstall(1.toplaceinoffice2.toputinpositionforuse)installarsetosettledown,installoneself

Hence:installationreinstallarreinstallation

installationninstallation instantaneeadjinstantaneous instantaneitateninstantaneousness,instantaneity instanteadjinstant(=pressing,urgent)instanteninstant(a)omneinstantecontinually,ateverymoment

Hence:instantaneeinstantaneitate

instantianinstance(1.urgentrequest2.[Law]) instarvtopress,urge
Hence:instanteinstantia,instante&

instaurarvtoestablish,setup(aneworder,method,etc.)
Hence:instaurationinstaurator

instaurationnestablishment(ofagovernment,etc.) instauratornfounder,establisher(ofaninstitution,etc.) instigarvtoinstigate

Hence:instigationinstigatorinstigatrice

instigationninstigation instigatorninstigator instigatriceninstigatrix instillarvtoinstill,instil(1.toputindropbydrop2.toimpartgradually)

Hence:instillation

instillationninstillation instinctseeinstingu instinctiveadjinstinctive instinctoninstinctinstinctodeconservationinstinctofselfpreservation instingu[stingu/stinct]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:instinctiveinstincto

instituer[stitu/stitut]vtoinstituteinstitueralicunoheredetoinstitutesomeoneasheir,toappointsomeoneasheir
Hence:institutiouinstitutorinstitutoinstituta

institutseeinstituer institutaninstitutas[Rom.Law]Institutes(ofJustinian) institutionninstitution institutoninstitute(=organizationforthepromotionofliterature,science,art,etc.) institutorn1.institutor,founder2.teacher instructseeinstruer instructionnI.instruction(1.education2.direction)II.[Law]preliminaryinvestigation instructiveadjinstructive

instructornteacher,instructoralso:drillmasterjudiceinstructorexaminingmagistrate instruer[stru/struct]vtoinstruct(1.toteach,educate2.toinform)instruer(uncausa)[Law]toexamine, investigate(acase)

Hence:instructioninstructiveinstructor

instrumentaladjinstrumental(1.performedonmusicalinstruments2.[Gram.])causainstrumentalinstrumentalcause instrumentarvtoinstrument(1.[Law]todrawupaninstrument2.[Mus.]toarrangeforinstrumentsalso:to orchestrate) instrumentationn[Mus.]instrumentationalso:orchestration instrumentistan[Mus.]instrumentalist instrumentoninstrument(1.tool2."musicalinstrument"3.[Law])instrumentodepercussionpercussioninstrument instrumentodeventowindinstrumentinstrumentodelignowoodwindinstrument

Hence:instrumentistainstrumentalinstrumentarinstrumentation

insubmersibileadjinsubmersible insubmissionninsubordination,insubmission insubordinateadjinsubordinate insubordinationninsubordination insubstantialadjinsubstantial,unsubstantial insubstantialitateninsubstantiality,unsubstantiality insuccessonfailure(=wantofsuccess) insufficienteadj1.insufficient2.incapable,incompetent insufficientian1.insufficiency2.incapacity,incompetence insufflarvtoblowuponorinto,insufflate
Hence:insufflationinsufflator

insufflationninsufflationalso:[Med.] insufflatorninsufflator(=deviceforinsufflating)also:[Med.] insuffribileadjinsufferable,unbearable insula(n)n1.island,isle2.block(ofbuildings)

Hence:insularinsularitateinsularioinsular&peninsula&

insulamenton1.isolation2.[Elec.,etc.]insulation insularadjinsularinsularadj1.toisolate,insulate2.[Elec.,etc.]toinsulate
Hence:insulamentoinsulationinsulator

insularionislander insularitateninsularity insulationn[Elec.,etc.]insulation insulatorn[Elec.]insulatorattrib[Elec.,etc.]insulating insulinaninsulin .insultarv1.toattack2.toinsult

Hence:insultoinsultator

insultatorn1.attacker,aggressor2.insulter insulton1.attack2.insult insuperabileadjinsuperable insupportabileadjinsupportable,unbearable insurgente1.pprofinsurger2.adjinsurgent insurger[surg/surrect]vtorise(inrevolt)

Hence:insurgenteinsurrectioninsurrectionalinsurgiteinsurgito

insurgite1.ppofinsurger2.adjinsurgent insurgitoninsurgent insurmontabileadjinsurmountable insurrectseeinsurger insurrectionninsurrection insurrectionaladjinsurrectional intabulamenton[Arch.]entablature,entablement intabularvtoboardup intacteadjintact intactileadjnottactile,intactile intangibileadjintangible intangibilitatenintangibility intascarvtopocket,putinapocket integrabileadj[Math.]integrable integrabilitaten[Math.]integrability

integraladj1.complete,whole2.[Math.]integralintegraln[Math.]integral integrante1.pprofintegrar2.adjintegral(=constituent) integrarvtointegrate(=tocomplete)also:[Math.] integrationnintegration(=actofintegratingalso:[Math.]) integratornintegrator integre(n)adj1.entire,whole2.upright(=ofunfailingintegrity)

Hence:integritateintegralintegrarintegrante,integrabileintegrabilitate,integration,integrator,disintegrardisintegration, reintegrarreintegration

integritatenintegrity(1.entirety2.uprightness) intellectseeintellig intellectionnintellection(=actionorprocessofunderstanding) intellectiveadjintellective intellectonintellect

Hence:intellectualintellectualitate

intellectuseeintellecto intellectualadjintellectualintellectualnintellectual intellectualitatenintellectuality intellig[lig/lect]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:intelligenteintelligentiainintelligenteinintelligentiaintelligibileinintelligibileintellectionintellective intellecto&

intelligenteadjintelligent intelligentian1.intelligence(asin"intelligencequotient")2.understandingalso:knowledge,intelligence(ofathing) haberintelligentiadetounderstand,haveknowledgeofhaberintelligentiacon(leinimico)tohaveanunderstanding with(theenemy) intelligentsia[R]nintelligentsia,educated(classorclasses) intelligibileadjintelligible intemperanteadjintemperate intemperantianintemperance intemperateadjintemperate intententenintendantalso:administrator,superintendent,etc. intendentianintendency(=officeandfunctionofanintendant)also:administration,superintendence,management, etc.

etc. intender[tend/tent/tens]v1.tointend(=toplan)2.tounderstand,apprehendintendersetogetalong(together) daraintendertogivetounderstand

Hence:intendimentointendenteintendentiaintentionintentional,intentionateintenteintentointentarintension intensiveintenseintensitate,intensificarintensificationsuperintender&

intendimentonunderstanding(=abilitytounderstand) intenibileadjuntenable intenibilitatenuntenability,intenability intensseeintender intenseadjintense(=existinginanextremedegree) intensificarvtointensify(=toincreasetheintensityof) intensificationnintensification intensionnintension,intenseness intensitatenintensity intensiveadjintensive(1.havingintensity2.[Gram.])culturaintensive[Agr.]intensivecultivation intentseeintender intentarvintentarunaccusationcontra[Law]todirectanaccusationagainstintentarunprocessoorunactioncontra [Law]toinstituteproceedings,orenteranaction,against intenteadjintent intentionnintentionconintentionintentionality,purposely intentionaladjintentional intentionateadjben,mal,intentionatewell,ill,intentioned intentonintent,intention inter(n)prep1.between2.among
Hence:intertantoetc.[interdum]etc.

interprefixo[usedwithnouns,adjectives,andverbsalsoincombinationwithadjectivalsuffixes]inter(=between, among)
Hence:interactoetc.interlinguaetc.,interstellaretcintervertebraletc.intercambiaretc.interveniretc.

interactonentr'acte(1.intermission2.dance,pieceofmusic,etc.performedbetweentheactsofaplay) intercalarvintercalate
Hence:intercalariintercalation

intercalariadjintercalary intercalationnintercalation intercambiabileadjinterchangeable intercambiarvtointerchange,exchange

Hence:intercambiointercambiabile

intercambioninterchange interceder[ced/cess]vtointercede
Hence:intercessionintercessor

interceptseeintercip interceptarvtointercept(=toseizeorstoponthewayfromoneplacetoanother) interceptionninterception intercessseeinterceder intercessionnintercession intercessornintercessor intercip[cip/cept]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:interceptioninterceptar

intercostaladj[Anat.]intercostal intercruciarvtointercross(=toputcrosswise)intercruciarsetointercross(=toformacrosswithoneanother) intercurrv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:intercurrente

intercurrenteadjintercurrent(1.intervening2.[Med.]) intercutaneeadjintercutaneous,subcutaneous interdicer[dic/dict]vtointerdict(1.toforbid2.[Eccl.])

Hence:interdictioninterdicto

interdictseeinterdicer interdictionninterdiction(1.prohibition2.[Law]) interdicton[Eccl.]interdict interdigitaladjsituatedbetweenthedigits,interdigital [interdum](tr)advsometimes,occasionallyforsometimemeanwhile,inthemeantime

[interea](t)advmeanwhile,inthemeantime interessante1.pprofinteressar2.adjinteresting interessarvtointerestinteressarsetobeinterested,takeaninterest interessate1.ppofinteressar2.adjinterested(=selfinterested,selfseeking) interessatoninterestedparty interesseninterest(1.asin"tohaveaninterestinsomeenterprise"2.asin"totakeaninterestinsomesubject"3. [Fin.])inleinteressedeunpersonainortosomebody'sinterestprenderinteressetotakeaninterest(libro)sininteresse uninteresting(book)interessesimplice,compositesimple,compound,interest

Hence:interessarinteressante,interessateinteressatocointeressatodisinteressedisinteressardisinteressate

interferentian[Phys.]interference interfererv[Phys.]tointerfere
Hence:interferentia

interfoliaceeadj[Bot.]interfoliaceous interfoliarvtointerleave(abook,etc.) interim(n)advmeanwhile,(inthe)meantime

Hence:interime

interim(n)ninteriminleinterimintheinterim interime(t)adjinterim interioradjinterioralso:inside,inner,etc.vitainteriorinnerlifecommerciointeriordomestic,interiortradeinteriorn inside,interior interjectseeinterjic interjectionn[Gram.]interjection interjectiveadjinterjectional interjic[jic/ject]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:interjectioninterjective

interlardamenton(actionof)lardingorinterlarding interlardarv1.[Cookery]tolard2.tointerlard interlinean(blank)space(betweentwowrittenorprintedlines) interlinearadjinterlinearinterlinearvtointerlineate,tointerline interlineationninterlineation interlinguaninterlanguage,interlingua

interlingualadjinterlingual interlinguistaninterlinguist interlinguisticaninterlinguistics interlocutseeinterloquer interlocutionninterlocution(=interchangeofspeech) interlocutorninterlocutor interlocutoriadj[Law]interlocutory interloquer[loqu/locut]v1.tointerject(aremark)2.[Law]toawardorpronounceaninterlocutorydecree

Hence:interlocutioninterlocutorinterlocutori

interludioninterlude interlunioninterlunation,interlunarperiod intermaxillaradjintermaxillaryossointermaxillarintermaxillarybone intermediariadjintermediary,intermediate intermediarionintermediary intermedieadjintermediary,intermediate

Hence:intermediariintermediariointermedio

intermedionentr'acte(=dance,pieceofmusic,etc.,performedbetweentheactsofaplay) intermezzo[I]nintermezzo interminabileadjinterminable intermissseeintermitter intermissionnintermission intermittenteadjintermittentpulsointermittente[Med.]intermittentpulse intermittentianintermittence,intermittency intermitter[mitt/miss]vtointermitinterrupt

Hence:intermittenteintermittentiaintermission

internamentoninternmentcampodeinternamentointernmentcamp internarvtointern internationaladjinternational internationalisarvtointernationalize

internationalisationninternationalization internationalismoninternationalism internationalistaninternationalist internationalitateninternationality internatonboardingschool interneadjinternalalso:inner,inside,etc.angulointerneinterioranglemedicinainterneinternalmedicine (medicamento)prousointerne(medicine)forinternaluse

Hence:internarinternamentointernointernato

internon1.[School]boarder,boardingstudent2.[Med.]intern(e) internodioninternode internuncioninternuncio(=representativeofthePope) interosseeadj[Anat.]interosseous interpellanteninterpellant interpellarv1.tochallenge(someone)toanswer2.[Parl.]tointerpellate

Hence:interpellanteinterpellationinterpellator

interpellationn1.(peremptory)questioning2.interpellation interpellatorninterpellant interpolarvtointerpolate

Hence:interpolationinterpolator

interpolationninterpolation interpolatorninterpolator interponer[pon/posit]vtointerpose

Hence:interposition

interpositseeinterponer interpositionninterposition interprendenteadjenterprising interprender[prend/pris]vtoundertake

Hence:interprendenteinterprisainterprenditor

interprenditorn(onewhoundertakessomething)undertaker,entrepreneuralso:contractor interpretabileadjinterpretable

interpretarvtointerpret(1.toexplainorexpound2.totranslateasinterpreter) interpretationninterpretation interpretativeadjinterpretive,interpretative interprete(tr)ninterpreter(1.onewhoseprofessionistotranslateorally2.onewhoexplainsorexpounds)

Hence:interpretarinterrpretabile,interpretation,interpretative,misinterpretarmisinterpretation

interprisseeinterprender interprisanundertaking,enterprise interramentoninterment,burial interrarvtointer,bury

Hence:interramento

interregnoninterregnum interrogarvtointerrogate,examine
Hence:interrogationinterrogativeinterrogatorinterrogatoriinterrogatorio

interragationninterrogationpunctodeinterrogationquestionmark interrogativeadj[Gram.]interrogative interrogatorninterrogator interrogatoriadjinterrogatory interrogatorion[Law]interrogatory interrumper[rump/rupt]rtointerrupt(1.tobreakinupon2.asin"abuildinginterruptstheview")

Hence:interruptioninterruptiveiuterruptorinterrupteininterrupte

interruptseeinterrumper interrupteadjinterrupted interruptionninterruption(=actionofinterrupting,breakinginupon) interruptiveadjinterruptive interruptorninterrupter(1.onewhointerrupts2.[Elec.]) intersectionn[Geom.]intersection interstellaradjinterstellar interstitialadjinterstitial interstition1.interstice2.interval(=spaceoftimebetweentwoevents)

Hence:interstitial

intertantoadvmeanwhile,inthemeantime intertenervtoentertain(=todivert,amuse)
Hence:intertenimento

intertenimentonentertainment(=diversion,amusement) intertropicaladjintertropical intervalloninterval intervenir[ven/vent]vtointervene(asin"tointerveneinaquarrel")

Hence:intervention

interventseeintervenir interventionnintervention(asin"interventioninaquarrel") intervertebraladjintervertebral intervider[vid/vist]vtocatchsightof,catchaglimpseof

Hence:intervista

interview[A]n[Journ.]interview
Hence:interviewar

interviewarv[Journ.]tointerview interviewer[A]n[Journ.]interviewer intervistseeintervider intervistaninterview(=meeting,conference) intervocalicadj[Phonet.]intervocalic intestateadj[Law]intestate(=withouthavingmadeavalidwill) intestinadjintestine

Hence:intestinointestinal

intestinaladjintestinal intestinonintestine,bowel inthronamentonenthronement inthronarvtoenthrone intimarvtointimate(=tomakeknownformally)

Hence:intimation

intimationnintimation(=formalnotification) intime(n)adjintimate(1.inward,deepseated2.close)
Hence:intimitateintimar&

intimidabileadjeasilyintimidated intimidarvtointimidate intimidationnintimidation intimitatenintimacy intitularvtoentitle(asin"toentitleabook,etc.")

Hence:intitulation

intitulationn(actof)entitling(asin"entitlingabook,etc.") intolerabileadjintolerable intolerabilitatenintolerability intoleranteadjintolerant intolerantianintolerance intonarvtointonate,intone

Hence:intonation

intonationnintonation intonnarvtotun,barrel intorquer[torqu/tors]vtotwistinwards

Hence:intorsion

intorsseeintorquer intorsionnintorsion intoxicarvtopoison

Hence:intoxication

intoxicationntoxication,poisoning intraadv/prepwithin intraprefixo[usedchieflywithadjectives]intra(=inside,within)

Hence:intradorsoetc.intramuraletc.intravenoseetc.

intractabileadjintractable

intractabileadjintractable intractabilitatenintractability intradorson[Arch.]intrados intraducibileadjuntranslatable intramuraladjintramural intransferibileadjnottransferable,untransferable intransigenteadjuncompromising,intransigent intransigentianintransigence intransmissibileadjnottransmissible intransmutabileadjnottransmutable intravenoseadjintravenousinjectionintravenoseintravenousinjection intrepideadjintrepid intrepiditatenintrepidity intricarvI.toentangle,confuse,intricateII.tointrigue(1.toexcitethecuriosityorinterestof2.tocarryonunderhand plottingorscheming)intricarsetogetentangled
Hence:intricointricationintricate

intricate1.ppofintricar2.adjintricate intricationnintrication,intricacy,complication intriconI.intricacy,complication2.intrigue(=underhandplottingorscheming) intriganintrigue(1.underhandedplottingorscheming2.plotofaplay,novel,etc.)intrigaamorose,intrigagalante intrigue(=secretloveaffair) intrigante1.pprofintrigar2.adjschemingintrigantenintriguer,intrigant intrigarvtointrigue(1.toexcitethecuriosityorinterestof2.tocarryonunderhandplottingorscheming)

Hence:intrigaintrigante

intrinsec(trn)adjintrinsic introadvinwardly,internally,ontheinside,in introprefixo[usedwithverbs]intro(=inwards,totheinside)

Hence:introduceretc.introspiceretc.

introducer[duc/duct]vtointroduce(=toinsert,putin,bringin,etc.)
Hence:introductionintroductiveintroductorintroductori

introductseeintroducer

introductseeintroducer introductionnintroductionlitteradeintroductionletterofintroduction introductiveadjintroductory,introductive introductorn1.introducer2.introductor(ofambassadors) introductoriadjintroductory intromissseeintromitter intromissionnintromission intromitter[mitt/miss]vtointromit

Hence:intromission

introspectseeintrospicer introspectionnintrospection introspectiveadjintrospective introspicer[spic/spect]vtointrospect(1.tolookwithin2.topracticeintrospection)

Hence:introspectionintrospective

introvabileadjnottobefound introversseeintroverter introversionnintroversion(1.actionorstateofturninginwards2.[Relig.]contemplationoftheindwellingdivine presence3.[Psychol.]) introverter[vert/vers]vtointrovert(1.Zool.]todrawinward,invaginate2.toturnthemind,directtheattention, inward3.tobeintroverted)

Hence:introversionintrovertiteintrovertito

introvertite1.ppofintroverter2.adj[Psychol.]introverted introvertiton[Psychol.]introvert intruder[trud/trus]vtointrude(=tothrustorforceinorupon)intrudersetointrude(=tothrustoneselfin,to encroach)

Hence:intrusionintruseintruso

intrusseeintruder intruseadjintruding intrusionnintrusion(=actofintrudinguponsomeone) intrusonintruder intuervtoperceivebyintuition,tointuit

Hence:intuitionintuitive

intuitionnintuition intuitiveadjintuitive intumescente1.pprofintumescer2.adjintumescent intumescentianintumescence intumescervtointumesce

Hence:intumescenteintumescentia

intus(n)advinside(1.ontheinside,within2.into,totheinside)
Hence:intussusceptionetc.

intussusceptionn[Physiol.]intussusception inundarvtoflood,inundate
Hence:inundation

inundationninundation,flood inurbanadjinurbane inusabileadjunusable inusualadjunusual(1.outoftheordinary2.notcustomary) inutileadjuseless inutilisabileadjunutilizable,unusable inutilisarvtorenderuseless inutilisateadjnotutilized,unused inutilitalenuselessness invader[vad/vas]vtoinvade
Hence:invasioninvasiveinvasor

invaginarvtoinvaginate
Hence:invaginationinvaginate

invaginate1.ppofinvaginar2.adjinvaginated,invaginate invaginationninvagination,intussuception invainarvtosheathe(asword,etc.) invalidarvtoinvalidate

invalidationninvalidation invalide(v)adj1.invalid,disabled2.invalid,withoutlegalforce invaliditateninvalidity(1.wantofbodilystrength2.wantofvalidity,invalidness) invalido(v)ninvalidspecif.:disabledsoldier invariabileadjinvariable invariabilitateninvariability invasseeinvader invasarvtofillintocontainersalso:tobottle,etc. invasionninvasion invasiveadjinvasive invasorninvader invectseeinveher invectivaninvective,abuse invectiveadjabusive,reviling inveher[veh/vect]vtoinveigh
Hence:invectiveinvectiva

inveloppamentonenvelopment invelopparvtoenvelop,wrapup
Hence:inveloppeinveloppamentodisinveloppar

inveloppenenvelope inven[ven/vent]v[occurringinderivatives)
Hence:inventioninventiveinventorinventar

invendibileadjunsalable invenenamenton(actof)poisoning invenenarvtopoison inventseeinven inventarvtoinvent inventariarvtoinventory inventarioninventoryfacerleinventariototakestockbeneficiodeinventario[Law]beneficiuminventarii,benefitof inventory

inventory
Hence:inventariar

inventionninventioninventiondelcruceInventionoftheCross inventiveadjinventive inventorninventor inverisimileadjunlikely,improbable inverosimilanteadjunlikely,improbable inverosimilantianlackofverisimilitude,improbability inversseeinverter inverseadjinverse inversionninversion inversiveadjinversive inversoninverse inversorn[Elec.]reversingswitch invertebrateadjinvertebrate invertebraton[Zool.]invertebrate inverter[vert/vers]v1.toinvert2.tocapsizeinverterlecurrenteelectrictoreversetheelectriccurrent
Hence:invertinainversioninversiveinversorinverseinverso

invertinan[Biochem.]invertase,invertin investigabileadjinvestigable investigarvtoinvestigate

Hence:investigabileinvestigationinvestigator

investigationninvestigation investigatorninvestigator investimenton1.investiture(=formalinvestingofapersonwithanoffice,power,etc.)2.beleaguerment3.[Fin.] investment investirvtoinvest(1.asin"toinvestwithsupremeauthority"2.tobeleaguer3.[Fin.])

Hence:investimento,investitura

investituraninvestiture(=formalinvestingofapersonwithanoffice,power,etc.) inveterarv1.togrowold2.togrowinveterate
Hence:inveterate

Hence:inveterate

inveterateadjinveterate inviarvtosend
Hence:invioinviato

inviatonenvoy(1.messenger,representative2.[Dipl.]) invicteadjunvanquished invide(n)adjenvious

Hence:invidiainvidiose,invidiarinvidiabile

invidian1.covetousness2.envy(=feelingofenvy) invidiabileadjenviable invidiarvtoenvy(1.tocovet2.tobeenviousof) invidioseadjenvious invincibileadjinvincible invincibilitateninvincibility invio(o)nsending,dispatch inviolabileadjinviolable inviolabilitateninviolability inviolateadjinviolate invirgarv[Naut.]tobend(asail) invirgaturan1.[Naut.](actionof)bending(asail)2.[Naut.]spread(ofsails) invisibileadjinvisible invisibilitateninvisibility invitarvtoinvite
Hence:invitationinvitatorinvitatoriinvitatorioinvitatoconvitar&

invitationninvitation invitaton(invited)guest invitatornonewhoinvites,inviter invitatoriadjinviting,invitatory invitatorion[Eccl.]invitatory invocarvtoinvoke(1.tocalluponforhelporprotection2.toconjure)invocarleadjutadeunpersonatoappealto

invocarvtoinvoke(1.tocalluponforhelporprotection2.toconjure)invocarleadjutadeunpersonatoappealto someoneforhelp
Hence:invocationinvocatorinvocatori

invocationninvocation invocatorninvoker invocatoriadjinvocatory involuntariadjinvoluntary involutseeinvolver involuteadjinvolute(1.involved,intricate2.[Bot.]) involutionninvolution(1.actofinvolvingstateofbeinginvolved2.retrogradedevelopment) involver[volv/volut]vI.towrap(up),envelopII.toinvolve(1.toentangle,implicate2.toimply)

Hence:involutioninvolutedisinvolver&

invulnerabileadjinvulnerable invulnerabilitateninvulnerability iopronpersI iodarvtoiodate iodatoniodate iodicadjiodic iodismon[Med.]iodism iodoniodine

Hence:iodatoiodiciodoseiodismoiodariodometriaetc.iodoformoetc.

iodoformoniodoform iodometria(a)niodometry iodoseadjiodous ion()nion

Hence:ionicionisarionisation

ionsuffixosubstantive[usedwiththesecondstemofverbsinerandirnote:ion+ose=iose]ion(=actionor resultof...ing)
Hence:electionetc.visionetc.inflexionetc.distributionetc.solutionetc.sanctionetc.

ionicadj[Phys.]ionic ionisarvtoionize

ionisarvtoionize ionisationnionization iotaniota(1.ninthletteroftheGreekalphabet2.asin"notaniotaofevidence") Iphigenia(a)npr[Gr.Mythol.]Iphigenia ipsemyself,yourself,himself,etc.(asin"thekinghimself")hodieipsethisveryday iqueseeeque irvtogoira(unpersona)tosuit,bebecomingto(someone)irevenirtowalkupanddown

Hence:adir&ambir&circuir&exir&obir&preterir&transir&seealsoverbalformsva,[van],[vamos]

irseeEire irseein irananger,wrath,ire

Hence:irateirascer&

irascervtobecomeangry
Hence:irascibileirascibilitate

irascibileadjirascible irascibilitatenirascibility irateadjangry,wrathful,irate iridaceasnpl[Bot.]Iridaceae iridaceeadj[Bot.]iridaceous Iridenpr[Gr.Relig.]Irisirideiris(1.rainbow2."irisoftheeye"3.[Bot.]also:orris)diaphragmairide[Photog.]iris diaphragm

Hence:iridiumiridaceeiridaceasiridesceriridescenteiridescentia

iridescente1.pprofiridescer2.adjiridescent iridescentianiridescence iridescervtoiridesce iridiumniridium Irisnpr[Gr.Relig.]Irisirisiris(1.rainbow2."irisoftheeye"3.[Bot.]also:orris)diaphragmairis[Phot.]iris diaphragm

Hence:irisaririsationiritis

irisarvtomakeiridescent,iridize irisationniridescence,irization

irisationniridescence,irization iritis(tis)n[Med.]iritis IrlandanprIreland

Hence:irlandese

irlandeseadjIrishirlandesen1.Irish(language)2.Irishman,Irishwoman ironia(a)nirony
Hence:ironistaironicironisar

ironicadjironical,ironic ironisarvtospeakironically,ironize ironistanironistironicalperson irradiante1.pprofirradiar2.adjirradiant irradiarvtoradiate,irradiate(1.toshine2.togiveout,shed)

Hence:irradianteirradiationirradiator

irradiationnirradiation(1.actofirradiating2.stateofbeingirradiated) irradiatornirradiator irrationabileadjunreasonable(1.notendowedwithreason2.notconformabletoreason) irrationaladjirrational(1.notendowedwithreason2.notconformabletoreason,unreasonable3.[Math.]) irrationalitatenirrationality(1.stateoflackingreason2.unreasonableness3.[Math.]) irrealadjunreal irrealisabileadjunrealizable irrealitatenunreality irreclamabileadjnonclaimable irreconciliabileadjirreconcilable irreconciliabilitatenirreconcilability irrecuperabileadjirrecoverable irrecusabileadj[Law]notchallengeable,notexceptionable,irrecusable irredenta[I]nirredenta
Hence:irredentismoirredentista

irredentismonIrredentismirredentism irredentistanIrredentistirredentist

irredentistanIrredentistirredentist irredimibileadjirredeemable(=notredeemable) irreducibileadjirreducible irreducibilitatenirreducibility irreflexionnwantofreflection,thoughtlessness irreformabileadjirreformable irrefrangibileadjirrefrangible irrefrangibilitatenirrefrangibility irrefutabileadjirrefutable irrefutabilitatenirrefutability irrefutateadjunrefuted irregularadjirregular irregularitatenirregularity(1.qualityofbeingirregular2.thatwhichisirregular) irreligionnirreligion irreligioseadjirreligious irreligiositatenirreligiousness irremediabileadjirremediable irremissibileadjirremissible irremissibilitatenirremissibility irremunerabileadjirremunerable irreparabileadjirreparable irreparabilitatenirreparability irreprehensibileadjirreprehensible,irreproachable repressibileadjirrepressible irreprochabileadjirreproachable irresistibileadjirresistible irresistibilitatenirresistibility irresolubileadjirresoluble,irresolvable irresoluteadjirresolute irresolutionnirresolution,irresoluteness

irresolutionnirresolution,irresoluteness irrespirabileadjirrespirable(=notfitforrespiration) irresponsabileadjirresponsible irresponsabilitatenirresponsibility irreverenteadjirreverent irreverentianirreverence irrevocabileadjirrevocable irrevocabilitatenirrevocability irrider[rid/ris]vtoderide

Hence:irrisionirrisorirrisori

irrigabileadjirrigable irrigarvtoirrigate
Hence:irrigabileirrigationirrigatorirrigatori

irrigationnirrigation irrigatorn1.irrigator2.[Med.]syringe,clyster irrigatoriadjirrigative,irrigatory irrisseeirrider irrisionnderision irrisornderider irrisoriadjderisive,derisory irritabileadjirritable irritabilitatenirritability irritantenirritantalso:[Med.] irritarvtoirritate(1.toannoy2.[Pathol.]tomakemorbidlysensitive3.[Physiol.]tostimulatetovitalaction)
Hence:irritanteirritabileirritabilitateirritation

irritationnirritation(1.annoyance2.[Pathol.]3.[Physiol.]) irrite(r)adj[Law]void,nullified irrorarvtobedewalso:tosprinkle,spray

Hence:irroration

irrorationnbedewmentalso:sprinkling,spraying

irrorationnbedewmentalso:sprinkling,spraying irrumper[rump/rupt]vtobreakorburstinto,irrupt
Hence:irruption

irruptseeirrumper irruptionnirruption [is]1.dempronthis,that2.demadjthis,that isn[occurringingeographicalcompounds]is,ice(=ice)

Hence:Islandaetc.

isadj[occurringincompounds]iso(asin"isotope,isometric")
Hence:isotopeetc.isometricetc.isobareetc.

IsaacnprmIsaac Isaia(sia)nprIsaiah isarsuffixoverbal[usedwithnounsandadjectives]ize(1.[withnouns]tomakeinto...toapply...tomakeusoof... etc.2.[withadjectives]torender...,tomake...)

Hence:chloroformisaretc.pasteurisaretc.pulverisaretc.commercialisaretc.standardisaretc.

islamnIslam
Hence:islamismoislamitaislamiticislamicislamisar

islamicadjIslamic,Islamitic islamisarvtoIslamize islamismonIslamism islamitan/adjIslamite,Mohammedan islamiticadjIslamitic,Islamic IslandanprIceland

Hence:islandeseislandic

islandeseadjIcelandicislandesen1.Icelander2.Icelandic(language) islandicadjIcelandic ismosuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns,adjectives,andverbsinisar]ism(1.action,process,practice,orresultof ...izing2.stateorpracticeofbeing...3.[Med.]abnormalconditionresultingfromexcessof...4.doctrineorpracticeof ...orconcernedwithwhatis...5.somethingcharacteristicof...also:thelanguageof...)

Hence:baptismoetc.hypnotismoetc.magnetismoetc.barbarismoetc.despotismoetc.alcoholismoetc.plumbismoetc. calvinismoetc.socialismoetc.gallicismoetc.provincialismoetc.

isobareadj[Phys.,Geog.]isobariclinea(s)isobareisobaricline(s),isobar(s)

Hence:isobaroisobaric

isobaricadjisobaric(1.[Phys.,Geog.]2.[Chem.]) isobaro()nisobar(1.[Meteorol.]2.[Chem.]) isochroneadjisochronal

Hence:isochronismo

isochronismonisochronism isoclineadjisoclinal
Hence:isoclino

isoclino()nisocline isodiametricadjisodiametric isodynamicadjisodynamic isogame()adj[Biol.]isogamous

Hence:isogamia

isogamia(a)nisogamy isogoneadjisogonal isolamenton1.isolation2.[Elec.,etc.]insulation isolarv1.toisolate,insulate2.[Elec.,etc.]toinsulate

Hence:isolamentoisolationisolatorisolate

isolate1.ppofisolar2.adjisolated,lonely,solitary isolationn1.isolation2.[Elec.,etc.]insulation isolatorn1.isolator(=onewhoorthatwhichisolates)2.[Elec.,etc.]insulator isomereadj[Chem.]isomeric,isomerous

Hence:isomerismo

isomerismon[Chem.]isomerism isometricadjisometric isomorpheadjisomorphic

Hence:isomorphismo

isomorphismonisomorphism isosceleadjisosceles isothermanisotherm

isothermanisotherm isothermeadjisothermal
Hence:isotherma

isotope(s)adj[Chem.]isotopic
Hence:isotopo

isotopo(s)n[Chem.]isotope IsraelnprIsrael
Hence:israelita

israelitan1.Israelite2.Israeli(=nationaloftheStateofIsrael)israelitaadj1.Israelitic,Israelite2.Israelof(theState of)Israel [isse]demadjthis,that,these,those(=esse)

Hence:isso

issime(ssime)suffixoadjective[usedwithadjectives]most,very,greatly...
Hence:issimofortissimeetc.

issimo(ssimo)suffixosubstantive[usedwithadjectives]issimo(=onewhoorthatwhichismostormosthighly...)
Hence:generalissimoetc.pianissimoetc.

issimo(ssimo)suffixoadverbial[usedwithadjectivesandadverbs]issimo(=most,verry,greatly...ly)
Hence:bravissimoetc.pianissimoetc.

[isso]dempronthis,thatproissoforthisreason,forthatreason,therefore(=esso) istasuffixosubstantive[usedwithnounsandadjectives,andwithverbsinisar]ist(1.onewho...izesorbelievesin ...izing2.onewhopracticestheartorscienceof...3.adherentofthedoctrineoforofthe...)

Hence:baptistaetc.clarinettistaetc.novelistaetc.biologistaetc.calvinistaetc.evolutionistaetc.socialistaetc.

istasuffixoadjective[usedwithnounsandadjectives,andwithverbsinisar]ist,istic(=pertainingto...ismorto ...ists)
Hence:baptistaetc.socialistaetc.

isteI.demadj1.thisthese2.(the)latter(=secondoftwo)II.dempron1.this(one)2.thelatteristesdempronthese isterseesister isthmicadjisthmian isthmonisthmus

Hence:isthmic

itseeitate [ita]adv1.thus,so2.justso,yes3.andso,consequently4.accordingly,underthecircumstances

[ita]adv1.thus,so2.justso,yes3.andso,consequently4.accordingly,underthecircumstances
Hence:itaqueetc.

itasuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]ite(1.inhabitant,citizen,ornativeof...2.member,adherent,orpartisanof ...)
Hence:cosmopolitaetc.jesuitaetc.semitaetc.

ItalianprItaly
Hence:italianitalianismo,italianisar,italianoitalicitalico

italianadjItalian italianisarvtoItalianize italianismonItalianism italianonItalian(1.languageofItaly2.inhabitantofItaly) italicadj1.Italic2.[Print.]italic italicon[Print.]italic [itaque]()conjandso,therefore itatesuffixosubstantive[usedwithadjectivesitbeforeadditionalsuffix]ity,iety(=stateorqualityofbeing...)

Hence:regularitateetc.varietateetc.

itesuffixosubstantive[usedmainlywithnouns][Geol.,Mineral.]ite(=mineralorrockcontaining...,resembling..., characterizedby...,etc.)
Hence:graphiteetc.ligniteetc.meteoriteetc.

item()advI.itemII.likewise(1.inthesamemanner2.moreover,furthermore) iterabileadjrepeatable iterarvtoiterate,repeat(1.todoagain2.tosayagain) iterationniteration,repetition iterativeadjiterative(1.repetitive2.[Gram.]frequentative) iteratornrepeater(=onewhorepeats) iterneseeeterne [itero]()advagain,anewiteroeiteroagainandagain,repeatedly

Hence:iterariterabile,iteration,iterative,iterator,reiterarreiterabile,reiteration,reiterative

itineranteadjitinerant itinerantianitinerancy itinerarvtoravelfromplacetoplace

itinerarvtoravelfromplacetoplace itinerariadjitinerary(=pertainingtoroads,aroute,orajourney) itinerarionitinerary(1.courseoftravel3.guidebook) itinerenroad,routelineoftravel

Hence:itinerariitinerarioitineraritineranteitinerantia

itionsuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinerandirnote:ition+ose=itiose]ition(=actionorresultof...ing)
Hence:additionetc.:apparitionetc.auditionetc.fruitionetc.volitionetc.

itis(tis)suffixosubstantive[usedwithnamesofpartsofthebody][Med.]itis(=inflammatorydiseaseofthe...)
Hence:appendicitisetc.laryngitisetc.

itivesuffixoadjective[usedwithverbsinerandir]itive(1.tendingto...2.havingthefunctionof...ing)
Hence:definitiveetc.fugitiveetc.intuitiveetc.

itorsuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinerandir]itor,er(=onewho,orthatwhich...s)
Hence:editoretc.consumitoretc.servitoretc.

itorisuffixoadjective[usedwithverbsinerandir]itory(=pertainingto,orservingfor,theactionof...ing)
Hence:itoriaitoriomeritorietc.auditorietc.transitorietc.

itoriasuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinerandir]e(=instrumentfor...ing)
Hence:frigitoriaetc.fritoriaetc.

itoriosuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinerandir]itory,itorium(=placewhere...ingisdone)
Hence:auditorioetc.:dormitorioetc.

itudesuffixosubstantive[usedwithadjectivesitudinbeforeadditionalsuffix]itude(=stateorqualityofbeing...)
Hence:aptitudeetc.:certitudeetc.

itudinseeitude iturasuffixosubstantive[usedwithverbsinerandir]iture(=actionorresultof...ing]
Hence:brunituraetc.vestituraetc.

ivesuffixoadjective[usedwiththesecondstemofverbsinerandir]ive(1.tendingto...2.havingthefunctionof ...ing)
Hence:receptiveetc.decisiveetc.reflexiveetc.executiveetc.diminutiveetc.inventiveetc.

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[ja]advalreadyatonce,rightawayjustnow,amomentago non...janolonger(=jam) jac[jac/jectjic/ject]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:jectarjectataabjic&adjic&conjicer&dejic&ejic&injicer&interjic&objic&projicer&rejic& subjic&trajic&

jacervtolie(=tobelyinginacertainplace)
Hence:jacimentoadjacer&circumjacersubjacer&

jachseejaco jachettanjacket,coatjachettadefortiastraitjacket jacimenton[Geol.]layer,deposit,stratum jaconcoat,jacket

Hence:jachetta

jacobinadjJacobin(1.asin"Jacobinfriar"2.[Fr.Hist])
Hence:jacobinismojacobino

jacobinismonJacobinism jacobinonJacobin(1.Dominicanfriar2.[Fr.Hist.]) jacobitan[Ch.Hist.Engl.Hist.etc.]Jacobite jacobitismonJacobitism JacobonprJames

Hence:jacobin&jacobitajacobitismo

jacularvtothrow,cast,hurltojaculate
Hence:jaculationjaculatoriejacular&

jaculationnjaculation jaculatoriadjejaculatory(asin"ejaculatoryprayer") jadanjade(=thestone"jade") jalneadjyellow

Hence:jalnessa

jalnessan1.yellowness2.jaundice

jalnessan1.yellowness2.jaundice jalousie[F]nVenetianblind jamadvalready,atonce,rightawayjustnow,amomentagoindeed,surelynon...jamnolonger jammais(mis)advever,atanytimenon...jammaisneverjammais!never! Janonpr[Rom.Mythol.]Janus

Hence:Januario

januseeJano januarionJanuary Japhet(j)npr[Bib.]Japheth

Hence:japhetic

japheticadjJaphetic JaponnprJapan
Hence:japonesesinojaponeseetc.

japoneseadjJapanesejaponesenJapanese(1.Japaneselanguage2.nativeofJapan) jardinngarden
Hence:jardinerojardineriajardinierajardinarjardinage

jardinage(aje)n(artof)gardening jardinarvtogarden jardineria(a)ngardening(=gardener'stradeorbusiness) jardinerongardener jardinieranornamentalflowerstand,jardiniere jargon[F]njargon(1.languageregardedasbarbarous2.technicalvocabularyofaspecialgroup)

Hence:jargonar

jargonarvtojargon jarran(largeearthenware)jar jasminnjasmine,jessamine jazz[A]njazz(music) jectseejac jectarvtothrow jectatanpier,mole,jetty

jectatanpier,mole,jetty Jehovah(hva)nprJehovah jejunadjemptystomached

Hence:jejunarjejunodisjejunarjejuno

jejunarvtofast jejunonfast,fasting jejunon[Anat.]jejunum jeloseadjjealousjelosedel(libertate)jealousofone's(liberty)

Hence:jelosia

jelosia(a)njealousy jentaculonbreakfast jentarvtobreakfast

Hence:jentaculo

jentarnbreakfast Jeremia(a)npr1.[Bib.]Jeremiah2.Jeremy
Hence:jeremiade

jeremiade()njeremiad Jericho(j)nprJericho JerusalemnprJerusalem jesuseeJesus jesuita()nJesuit([R.C.Ch.]also:onelikenedtoaJesuit)

Hence:jesuitismojesuitic

jesuita()adjJesuit,Jesuiticalso:jesuitic,crafty jesuitic()adjJesuit,Jesuiticalso:jesuitic,crafty jesuitismonJesuitismalso:jesuitism,Jesuitry Jesus(ss)nprJesus

Hence:jesuita&

jicseejac jigan[Dancing,Mus.]jig
Hence:jigar

jigarv[Dancing,Mus.]tojig

jigarv[Dancing,Mus.]tojig [jo]pronI(=io) jocarvtoplay(1.totakepartinagame2.togamble3.[Theat.]toact) jocatorn1.player(=participantinagame)2.gambler jockey[A]njockey jocon1.play,game(asin"theplayofchildren,""thegameofchess,"etc.)2.playing,gaming,gambling3.game(= setofthingsneededtoplayagame)4.[Mech.]play5.joke,jestjocodeparolasplayonwords

Hence:jocosejoculojocular,jocular&jocarjocator

jocoseadjplayful,jocose jocularadjjocular(asin"ajocularperson")jocularvtojuggle(=toperformthetricksofajuggler)
Hence:joculeriajoculator

joculatornjuggler,prestidigitator joculeria(a)njugglery(=skilloractofajuggler) joculon1.littlejokeorjest2.toy,plaything JohannanprfJoan Johannes(h)nprmJohn

Hence:johannitaJohanna

johannitanknightofSt.John joielnjeweljoielesjewelry
Hence:joielerojoieleria

joieleria(a)njeweler'sshop joieleronjeweler Jonas(j)nprJonah,Jonas jornaln1.diary,journal2.newspaperalso:periodical

Hence:jornalismojornalistajornalistic

jornalismonjournalism(1.professionofajournalist2.newspapersandmagazinesasagroup) jornalistanjournalist jornalisticadjjournalistic jornatanday'sjourney jornonday(1."day"asopposedto"night"2.periodoftwentyfourhours)

Hence:jornal&jornataajornar&sojornar&

Hence:jornal&jornataajornar&sojornar&

JosephnprJoseph
Hence:Josephina

JosephinanprJosephine Josue()nprJoshua Joule,JamesPrescottnpr[18181889physicistafterwhomthe"joule"isnamed]legedeJouleJoule'slaweffecto JouleJouleeffect

Hence:joule

joule(jul)n[Phys.]joule JovenprJove(1.[Rom.Mythol.]2.[Astron.]Jupiter)
Hence:jovial&jovedietc.

jovedi(d)nThursday jovialadjjovial
Hence:jovialitate

jovialitatenjoviality ju[occurringincompounds]
Hence:judiceetc.

jubilante1.pprofjubilar2.adjjubilant,exultant jubilarvtorejoice,jubilate jubilariadjjubilee,ofjubileeannojubilarijubileeyear jubilationnjubilation,rejoicing jubilatornrejoicer,onewhorejoices jubileo(o)njubilee(1.[JewishHist.]yearofJubilee2.[R.C.Ch.]asin"extraordinaryjubilee"3.celebrationofthe fiftiethanniversayofanevent) jubilo(jbilo)nexultantjoy,jubilee

Hence:jubilarijubilarjubilante,jubilation,jubilator

JudanprI.[Bib.]Judah(1.oneofthesonsofJacob2.theTribeofJudah3.theKingdomofJudah)II.Judasspecif.: 1.JudasIscariot2.St.Judealso:JudebasiodeJudaJudaskiss
Hence:Judeajudee&

judaseejudee judaicadjJudaic judaisarvtoJudaize

judaisarvtoJudaize judaismonJudaism judaistanJudaist,Judaizer Judea(a)nprJudea judee(e)adjJewish

Hence:judeojudaic,judaisarjudaismo,judaistajudeochristianetc.judeogermanetc.judeoespanioletc.

judeonJew judeochristianadjJudeochristian judeoespanioladj/nJudaeoSpanish,Ladino judeogermanadjJudaeoGerman,Yiddish

Hence:judeogermano

judeogermanonJudaeoGerman,Yiddish judicamentonjudgment(1.actionofjudging2.sentence) judicarvtojudge judicativeadjjudicative judicatornjudger judicatoriadjjudicatory judicaturanjudicature(1.functionofajudge2.judgescollectively) judice(j)njudge

Hence:judiciojudicial,judiciari,judiciose,prejudicio&judicarjudicamento,judicative,judicator,judicatori,judicatura, adjudicar&,prejudicar

judicialadj[Law]judicial judiciariadj[Law]judicialjudiciary judicionI.judgment(1.sentence2.opinion3.facultyofjudging)II.tribunalIII.trial(asin"trialfortheft")diedel judiciodoomsday,DayofJudgmentjudicioultimeLastJudgmentinjudicioontrialfortrialjudicioperjuratostrialby jury judicioseadjjudicious jugonyoke(1.frameforcouplingdraftanimals2.servitude,bondage3.[Naut.])

Hence:jugulo&conjugar&subjugar&

jugularadj[Anat.]jugularjugularvtocutthethroatof(someone),jugulate jugulon1.collarbone2.throatalso:[Zoo].]jugulum
Hence:jugularjugular

Hence:jugularjugular

jujube[F]njujube jujutsu(j)[J]njujitsu,jiujitsu JulianprfJulia julianadjJuliancalendariojulianJuliancalendar JulianonprmJulian JuliettanprfJuliet JulionprmJuliusjulioJuly

Hence:julianJulianoJuliaJulietta

junctseejunger juncteadjjoined,joint,attachedhicjuncteherewith,hereto(attached) junctionnjunction(1.actionofjoining,comingtogether2.placewherethingsjoin) juncturanjuncture(1.actionofjoiningtogether2.joint,articulation) junger[jung/junct]vtojoin(=tobringorputtogether)

Hence:junctionjuncturajuncteadjunger&conjunger&disjunger&subjunger&

junglanjungle junionJune junioradjjunior,younger junipero(n)njuniper junker[G]nJunker Jupiter(j)nprJupiter(1.[Rom.Mythol.]2.[Astron.]) juramentonoath(asin"totakeanoath")prestarjurarnentototakeanoath jurarvtoswear,takeanoath

Hence:juramentojuratorijuratoabjurar&adjurar&conjurar&perjurar&

juratonjuryman,jurorjuratos[Law]jury juratoriadj[Law]juratory jurenright,law(asin"divinerightorlaw")

Hence:juristajurar&injuria&perjur&juridicetc.jurisdictionetc.jurisconsultoetc.jurisprudenteetc.

juridic(r)adjjuridicalpersonajuridicjuridicalperson jurisconsultonjurist,jurisconsult

jurisconsultonjurist,jurisconsult jurisdictionnjurisdiction
Hence:jurisdictional

jurisdictionaladjjurisdictional jurisprudenteadjjurisprudent
Hence:jurisprudentiajurisprudential

jurisprudentianjurisprudence jurisprudentialadjjurisprudential juristanjurist jury[A]njury justeadj1.just(=equitable,fair)2.exact,accurate

Hence:justitia&justessajustificar&adjustar&injustejusto

justessanexactness,accuracy justificabileadjjustifiable justificarvtojustify(1.toshowthejusticeorrightnessof2.[Print.])

Hence:justificabileinjustificabilejustificationjustificativejustificatorjustificateinjustificate

justi1icate1.ppofjustificar2.adjjustified,justifiable justificationnjustification justificativeadjjustificative,justificatory justificatornjustifier justitianjustice(1.qualityofbeingjust2.exerciseofauthorityinmaintenanceofright)facerjustitiaaunpersonnato dosomeonejustice

Hence:injustitia

justoadvjust,exactlyjustonunc,justoorajustnow,rightnow jute[A]njute juvar[juv/jut]vtoaid,help

Hence:adjuvar&

juveneadjyoung
Hence:jurentutejuveniljuvenilitaterejuvenescer&

juveniladjjuvenile,youthful juvenilitatenjuvenility,youthfulness

juvenilitatenjuvenility,youthfulness juventutenyouthalso:boyhood,girlhood juxta1.advnear,nearby2.prepnear,nearto,nextto,etc. juxtaponer[pon/posit]vtojuxtapose

Hence:juxtaposition

juxtapositseejuxtaponer juxtapositionnjuxtaposition

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kaiser[G]nkaiser kaladj[occurringincompounds]kal(=beautiful)
Hence:kaleidoscopioetc.

kaleidophonionkaleidophone kaleidoscopicadjkaleidoscopic kaleidoscopionkaleidoscope

Hence:kaleidoscopic

kalium(k)npotassium,kalium kanguru(r)nkangaroo kaolinnkaolin

Hence:kaolinickaolinisar

kaolinicnkaolinic kaolinisarv[Geol.]tokaolinize kapok(k)nkapok karma[Skr.]nkarma kasher[Heb.]adjkosher

Hence:kasherar

kasherarvtokosher,kasher(=tomakeorpronouncekosher) kayak(k)nkayak kepi[F]nkepi kerosennkerosene,paraffinoil kgabbr=kilogramma khaki[Hind.]nkhaki khedive[F]nkhedive kilonkilo,kilogram kilo[occurringincompounds]kilo(=thousand)

kilo[occurringincompounds]kilo(=thousand)
Hence:kilocycloetc.kilogrammaetc.kilometroetc.kilowattetc.

kilocyclon[Elec.]kilocycle kilogramseekilogramma kilogrammankilogram kilogrammetro(grm)n[Mech.]kilogrammeter kilolitro()nkiloliter kilometricadjkilometric kilometro()nkilometer

Hence:kilometric

kilowattnkilowatt kimononkimono kiosque[F]nkioskalso:newsstand kirschwasser[G]nkirschwasser klabbr=kilolitro klepton[occurringincompounds]klepto(=thief)

Hence:kleptomanoetc.kleptomaniaetc.

kleptomania(a)nkleptomania kleptomano()nkleptomaniac kmabbr=kilometro km=kilometroquadrate knut[R]nknout Koblenz[G]nprCoblenz kodak[A]nkodak,smallcamera Kominform[R]nprCominform Komintern[R]nprComintern kopekan[Monet.]kopeck KorannKoran kremlinnkremlin(=citadelofaRussiancity)KremlinKremlin krypton(krp)n[Chem.]krypton kmmel[G]nkmmel

kmmel[G]nkmmel kuo(kwo)[Chinese]n/adj[occurringincompounds]kuo(=country,nationnational,nationalist)
Hence:Kuomintangetc.Manchukuoetc

Kuomintang(tng)nprKuomintang Kyrieeleison[Gr.]Kyrieeleison

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labbr=litro lan1.[Mus.]la2.[Mus.](thenote)A[la]advthere(=illac)lapronpersher(asin"Iseeher","Iwriteheraletter") laber[lab/laps]vtofall,droop,slidedown

Hence:labilelapsocollaber&prolaber&

labialadjlabialalso:[Gram.]labialn[Gram.]labial labialisarvtolabialize labiateadjlabiatealso:[Bot.] labiatesnpl[Bot.]labiates labileadjlabile,unstable labion[Anat.]liplelabiodeunplagathelipofawound

Hence:labiallabialisar,bilabialetc.labiatelabiodentaletc.

labio[occurringincompounds]labe,labium
Hence:astrolabioetc.mesolabioetc.

labiodentaladj[Phonet.]labiodental labornworkalso:toil,labor,etc.
Hence:laborioselaboriositatelaborarlaborator,laboratoriolaboratorial,collaborar&elaborar&

laborarvtoworkalso:tolabor,toil,etc.laborar(leferro,etc.)towork(iron,etc.)laborar(leterra,lecampo,etc.)to workortill(theland,soil,etc.)laborar(lepasta,etc.)toworkorknead(dough,etc.) laboratorn1.worker,workman,etc.2.farmer,farmworker,farmhand,etc. laboratorialadjlaboratoryscientialaboratoriallaboratoryscience laboratorionlaboratory laborioseadjlaborious(1.hardworking,industrious2.requiringhardwork,toilsome) laboriositatenlaboriousness(1.diligence2.toilsomeness) LabradornprLabrador

Hence:labradorite

labradoriten[Mineral.]labradorite labyrinthicadjlabyrinthine,labyrinthic

labyrinthicadjlabyrinthine,labyrinthic labyrinthonlabyrinth(1.maze2.[Anat.])
Hence:labyrinthic

lacai(i)nlackey,footman,valet laccan1.lac(=darkredresinousincrustationproducedbythepunctureoftheCoccuslacca)2.lake(=pigment obtainedfromlac)3.lacquer

Hence:laccarphytolaccaetc.

laccarvtolacquer LacedemonenLacedaemon(1.[Gr.Mythol.]2.Sparta)
Hence:lacedemonielacedemonio

lacedemonieadjlacedaemonian lacedemonionLacedaemonian lacerarvtotear(topieces),lacerate,mangle

Hence:laceration

lacerationnlaceration lacertanlizard laconlake(=largebodyofwatersurroundedbyland)

Hence:lacustre

LaconianprLaconia laconicadj1.Laconian2.laconic laconismonlaconism lacononLaconian

Hence:Laconialaconismolaconic

lacrima(l)ntear(1.asin"toshedtears"2.asin"tearsofresin")
Hence:lacrimallacrimoselacrimarlacrimabile,lacrimation,lacrimatori,lacrimatoriolacrimogeneetc.

lacrimabileadjworthyoftears,lamentable lacrimaladjlachrymalglandulalacrimallachrymalglandsaccolacrimallachrymalsac lacrimarvtoweep,shedtears lacrimationnlachrymation lacrimatoriadjlachrymatory lacrimatorion[Archaeol.]tearbottle,lachrymatory

lacrimatorion[Archaeol.]tearbottle,lachrymatory lacrimogeneadjtearprovoking,lachrymatorygaslacrimogeneteargas lacrimoseadjlachrymose lactarvtosuckle,nurse lactariad1.givingmilk,milch2.lactary lactationnlactation(1.actionofsuckling2.secretionofmilk) lactaton[Chem.]lactate lacten1.milk2.milt(offish)dentedelactemilktooth(fratre,soror)delactefoster(brother,sister)vitellodelacte suckingcalflactedebutyrobuttermilk

Hence:lactarilacteralacterolacterialactatolactuca&lacteelacticlactiferelactosolactarlactation,allactar& lactescerlactescentelactescentiadislactar

lacteeadjmilkydietalacteemilkdietvenaslactee[Anat.]lactealvessels,lactealsvialacteeMilkyWay lacteranmilkmaid lacteria(a)ndairy(I.placewheremilkandcreamarekeptandmadeintobutterandcheese2.storethatsellsmilkand milkproducts) lacteronmilkman lactescente1.pproflactescer2.adjlactescent(=havingamilkylook) lactescentianlactescence lactescervtobecomemilky,lactesce lacticadjlactic(I.pertainingtomilk2.[Chem.]) lactifereadjlactiferous lactoson[Chem.]lactose lactucanlettuce
Hence:lactucario

lactucarionlactucarium(=mildnarcoticsubstanceextractedfromlettuce) lacunanlacuna
Hence:lacunose

lacunoseadjlacunose lacustreadjlacustrine Lady[A]nLady lagunanlagoon laic(lic)adjlay,laic,laical

laic(lic)adjlay,laic,laical
Hence:laicolaicisarlaicisation

laicisarvtolaicize laicisationnlaicization laiconlayman,laic lalia(a)n[occurringincompounds]lalia(=talkingbabbling)

Hence:echolaliaetc.

lamanlamaGrandeLama,DalaiLamaGrandLama,DalaiLama lambdanlambda(=11thletteroftheGreekalphabet)
Hence:lambdacismo

lambdacismonlambdacism lambente1.pproflamber2.adjlambent lambervtolick,lapalso:tolapup

Hence:lambente

lamellanthinplatealso:[Bot.,Zool.]lamella
Hence:lamellibranchioetc....

lamellibranchion[Zool.]lamellibranchlamellibranchios[Zool.]Lamellibranchia lamentabileadj1.lamentable(tobepitied)2.mournful,doleful lamentarvtolament(1.towail2.tobewail) lamentationnlamentation lamentatornlamenter lamentonlament,lamentation

Hence:lamentoselamentarlamentabile,lamentation,lamentator

lamentoseadj1.plaintivequerulous2.lamentable lamina(l)nI.lamina(I.thinplate,foil2.[Bot.]thebladeorflatexpandedportionofaleaf)II.blade(ofknife,etc.)
Hence:laminarlamination,laminatorio

laminarvtolaminate(I.tobeatorrollintothinplates2.tosplitintolayersorleaves3.tooverlaywithplatesofmetal) laminationnlamination laminatorionrollingmill,flattingmill lampanlamplampadearcoarclightlampadeincandescentiaincandescentlamplampadetascaflashlight,flashlamp

Hence:lampionlampistalampisteria

Hence:lampionlampistalampisteria

lampada(l)nlamp
Hence:lampadariolampadero

lampadarionlampadarycandelabrum lampaderonlampmaker lampionn1.lampion2.Chineselantern lampistan1.lampmakerorlampseller2.lamplighter,lampman lampisteria(a)nlampshop lampredan[Ichthyol.]lamprey lampyride(p)nglowworm lananwoollanadelignoexcelsior

Hence:lanerolanerialanugine&laniferelanoselanositatelanolinaetc.

lanceanlance,spear
Hence:lancerolancetta&lanceola&lancear&

lanceaflammasn[Mil]flamethrower lanceamentonI.(actionof)hurling,flingingII.(actionof)launching(1.settingafloat2.startingoff,settingin operation) lancearvI.tohurl,flingII.tolaunch(1.tosetafloat2.tostart,setgoing)

Hence:lanceamentolanceaflammasetc.

lanceola(c)n[Bot.]lanceolateleaf,petal,etc.
Hence:lanceolate

lanceolateadj[Bot.]lanceolate lanceronlancer lancettanlancet

Hence:lancettarlancettada

lancettadan[Surg.](actionorresultof)lancing lancettarv[Surg.]tolance lancha(sh)nlaunch(asin"steamlaunch") landn[occurringingeographicalcompounds]land

Hence:Irlandaetc.Islandaetc.Finlandiaetc.Groenlandiaetc.

landanmoor(=moorland)LandasLandes

landanmoor(=moorland)LandasLandes LandaunprLandaulandaulandau laneria(a)n1.manufactureofwool2.woolengoods laneronwoolendraper languervtolanguish(=tobecomeorcontinuetobelanguid) languerinprisiontolanguishinprison

Hence:languimentolanguorlanguoroselanguide

languideadjlanguid languimentonlanguishment languornlanguor(=stateofbodilyormentalweariness) languoroseadjlanguorous lanifereadjwoolbearing,laniferous lanolinanlanolin lanoseadjwooly lanositatenwooliness lanternanlantern(1.asin"railroadlantern"2.[Arch.])lanternamagicmagiclantern lanuginendown(=downyhairs)
Hence:lanuginose

lanuginoseadjdowny,lanuginous lapidarvtostone,lapidate(1.tohurlstonesat(someone)2.toputtodeathbystoning) lapidariadjlapidary lapidarionlapidary lapidationnstoning,lapidation lapidatornstoner,lapidator lapide(l)nstone

Hence:lapidarilapidariolapideelapidificlapidoselapidarlapidation,lapidator,dilapidar&lapidesclapidescente lapidescentialapidificarlapidificationlapidicoleetc.

lapideeadjstone,stony,lapideous lapidescv[occurringinderivatives] lapidescenteadjlapidescent lapidescentianlapidescence

lapidescentianlapidescence lapidicoleadj[Zool.]lapidicolous lapidificadjlapidific lapidificarvtopetrify,lapidify lapidificationnlapidification,petrifaction,petrification lapidoseadjstony,lapidous lapillo[I]n[Geol.]lapillo,papilluslapillilapilli lapislazuli(lz)nlapislazuli lapsseelaber lapsonlapse(1.asin"lapseoftime"2.slip) lapsus[L]nslip(=error)lapsuscalami[L]lapsuscalami,slipofthepenlapsuslinguae[L]lapsuslinguae,slipofthe tongue lardaceeadjlardaceous lardarvtolard(1.[Cookery]2.tointerlard) lardon1.lard2.bacon
Hence:lardaceelardoselardarinterlardarinterlardamento

lardoseadjlardy largeadj1.broad,wide2.liberal,openhandedconscientialargeaccommodatingconscience,elasticconscience
Hence:largessalargorallargarallargamentolargo

largessan1.breadth,width2.liberality,generosity larghetto[I]n[Mus.]larghetto largon1.wideness,expanse,etc.also:highsea2.[Mus.]largo largornbreadth,width larice(l)nlarch laron[Ornith.]seagull,gull,mew larvanlarva(1.[Rom.Mythol.]2.[Zool.specif.:Entom.])

Hence:larvallarvate

larvaladjlarval larvateadj[Med.]larvate laryngenlarynx

Hence:laryngitislaryngeelaryngoscopioetc.otorhinolaryngologiaetc.

Hence:laryngitislaryngeelaryngoscopioetc.otorhinolaryngologiaetc.

laryngeeadjlaryngeal laryngitis(tis)nlaryngitis laryngoscopia(a)nlaryngoscopia laryngoscopionlaryngoscope

Hence:laryngoscopia

lasciveadjlascivious
Hence:lascivitate

lascivitatenlasciviousness lassarvI.toleave(I.toallowtoremaininsomeplaceorstate2.tocommit,entrust,handover)II.tolet(=toallowto, permitto)lassarfacerlaissezfaire,laisserfaire lasseadjtired,weary

Hence:lassitude

lassitudenlassitude,weariness lasso[A]nlasso lateadjbroad,wide

Hence:latitude&dilatar&latifundioetc.laticolleetc.

latente1.pproflater2.adjlatentenergialatentelatentenergy latentianlatency latervtoliehidden,behidden

Hence:latentelatentiadelitesc&

lateraladjlateralnavelateralaisle(=wingorlateraldivisionofachurch) laterensidedetotelateresonallsidesallatereasideallateredebeside
Hence:lateralmultilateraletc.unilateraletc.,collateralequilatereetc.quadrilatereetc.

laticlavon[Rom.Antiq.]laticlave laticolleadjthicknecked latifundionlatifundium latinadjLatinvelalatinlateen(sail)unionlatinLatin(Monetary)UnionquartierolatinLatinquarter

Hence:latinitatelatinolatinismo,latinista,latinisarlatinisationneolatinetc.

latinisarvtoLatinize(=tomakeLatinorLatinlike) latinisationnLatinization

latinisationnLatinization latinismonLatinism latinistanLatinist latinitatenLatinity latinonLatin(1.[Rom.Hist.]nativeorinhabitentofLatium2.memberofoneoftheLatinraces3.Latinlanguage) latinosinflexionLatinosineFlexionelatinosineflexione[LsF]nLatinosineFlexione LationprLatium

Hence:latin&

latitudenI.breadth,widthII.latitude(1.freedomfromnarrowrestrictions2.[Geol.])
Hence:latitudinallatitudinarilatitudinario

latitudinseelatitude latitudinaladjlatitudinal latitudinariadjlatitudinarian latitudinarionLatitudinarian latonnbrass(=alloyofcopperandzinc)

Hence:latonerolatoneria

latoneria(a)nbrassworks latoneronbrassworker,brazier latrv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:latrialatrabibliolatraetc.,idolatraetc.

latra[occurringincompounds]later(=worshipper) latrarvtobark,bay
Hence:latrato

latratonbark,barking(ofadog,etc.) latria(a)n[Theol.]latria latrinanlatrine lattansheetmetal(cassade)latta(tin)can,tin(can) LatvianprLatvia laudabileadjpraiseworthy,laudable laudabilitatenpraiseworthiness,laudability laudaninan[Chem.]laudanine

laudaninan[Chem.]laudanine laudano(lu)nlaudanum(=tinctureofopium)
Hence:laudanina

laudarvtopraise,laud laudationnpraise,lauding,laudation laudativeadjlaudatory,laudative laudatornlauder laudatoriadjlaudatory laudenpraiselaudes[Eccl.]lauds,laudes

Hence:laudarlaudabilelaudabilitate,laudation,laudative,laudator,laudatori

lauraceasn[Bot.]Lauraceae lauraceeadjlauraceous laureanlaurelcrown laureateadjcrownedwithlaurel,laureatepoetalaureatepoetlaureate laureeadjlaurel lauretonlaurelgrove lauricadj[Chem.]lauric laurieronlaurel(treeorshrub)laurierorosaroselaurel,oleander lauronlaurel,baytree,baylaurelalso:laurel(asin"toearnone'slaurels)

Hence:lauretolauraceelauraceaslaurierolaureelaurealaureatelauric

lavanlava
Hence:lavic

lavabileadjwashable lavabonlavabo(1.[R.C.Ch.]2.washstand) lavage(aje)n(actof)washingalso:[Med.]lavage lavamanos(m)nwashstand lavamenton1.(actof)washing,cleansing2.(actof)purifying,purification lavandanwash,(actof)washing

Hence:lavanderalavanderia

lavanderanlaundress

lavanderanlaundress lavanderia(a)nlaundry(=establishmentwhereclothesandotherarticlesarewashedandironed) lavandulan[Bot.]lavender lavarv1.towash,cleanse2.tomakepure,purify

Hence:lavagelavamentolavanda&lavabilelavatorlavaturalavamanosetc.

lavatornwasher(=onewhoorthatwhichwashes) lavatorionwashhouse,washroomalso:lavatory lavaturan1.wash,(actof)washing2.dishwater lavicadjlavic,lavatic lawntennis[A]nlawntennis laxarv1.toloosen,slacken(something)also:[Med.]topurge,lax2.torelease,letgo,setfree,etc. laxativeadj[Med]laxative laxativonlaxative laxeadjloose(=nottight,taut,firm,etc.)also:lax

Hence:laxitatelaxarlaxativelavativo,relaxar&

laxitatenlaxity,laxness lazaretton1.leprosarium,leprosery2.lazaretto(=buildingorvesselusedfordetentioninquarentine) lazaristan[R.C.Ch.]Lazarist,Vincentian Lazaro(l)nprLazarus

Hence:lazarettolazarista

lazuli(l)n(lapis)lazuli
Hence:lazulitelapislazulietc.

lazulitenlazulitealso:lapislazuli ledefartthe(undollar)le(libra)(onedollar)a(pound)lepronpers1.him(asin"Iseehim","Iwritehimaletter")2. it(asin"Ilikeit","I'llgiveitanotherthought") leccamenton(actionof)licking leccarvtolick(asin"tolickone'sfingers")

Hence:leccamento

lectseeleger lectieranI.litter(1.vehiclecarriedonmen'sshouldersorbyanimals2.stretcher3.straw,hay,etc.usedasbeddingfor animals)II.[R.R.Naut.]berth

animals)II.[R.R.Naut.]berth lectionnI.reading(=theforminwhichsomethingiswritteninamanuscriptorbook)II.lesson(1.[Eccl.]2. somethingtaughtorlearned) lectonbed(1.[Furniture]2."thebedofariver"3.[Geol.])irallectotogotobedguardarlelectotobeconfinedto bed(filio)delprime(secundeetc.)lecto(son)ofthefirst(second,etc.)bedormarriagefacerlelectotomakethebed lecto(deferro,etc.)bedsteadlectodereposocouch

Hence:lectieraallectar&coperilectoetc.

lectorn1.reader(=onewhoreadsbooks,etc.)2.[R.C.Ch.]lector lecturanreading(1.actofreading2.abilitytoread3.asin"thatbookmakespleasantreading") leder[led/leslid/lis]vtowound,injure

Hence:lesionleseillesecollider&elider&

legaladjlegalmedicinalegalforensicmedicine legalisarvtolegalize(=tomakelegal,renderlegallyvalid) legalisationnlegalization legalitatenlegality,lawfulness legarv1.todelegate,sendasanenvoy2.tobequeath

Hence:legationlegatolegatolegatarioallegar&delegar&relegar&

legatarionlegatee legationnlegation(1.office,position,dignity,etc.,ofalegateorofanenvoy2.diplomaticrepresentativeofacountry togetherwithhisstaff3.premisesoccupiedbyalegation) legatonI.legate(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.[R.C.Ch.])II.envoy legatonlegacyalso:bequest legenlawhominedelegemanoflaw,lawyerlegemartialmartiallawlegedetalionlawofretaliationinlenominedel legeinthenameofthelaw

Hence:legistalegallegalitate,legalisarlegalisation,illegalillegalitatelegitime&legifere&legisferetc.

legendanlegend(1.myth,fable2.inscription,caption)LegendaaureeGoldenLegend,LegendaAurea
Hence:legendari

legendariadjlegendary leger[leg/lect]vtogather,pick
Hence:colliger&dilig&eligir&seliger&sacrilegeetc.sortilegioetc.spicilegioetc.privilegioetc.

leger[leg/lect]vtoread(asin"toreadabook,letter,etc.")
Hence:legenda&legibilelegibilitate,illegibileillegibilltatelectionlectorlecturareleger

legibileadjlegiblereadable

legibileadjlegiblereadable legibilitatenlegibilityreadibility legier(jr)adj1.light(=oflittleweight)2.slighttrifling3.superficial,shallow4.nimble,agile,fleet

Hence:legieressa

legieressa(jer)n1.lightness(=stateofbeingnotheavy)2.slightness,trifling3.superficiality,shallowness4. nimbleness,agility,fleetness legiferarvtolegislate legifereadjlawmaking

Hence:legiferolegiferar

legifero()nlawmaker legionnlegion(1.[Mil]2.verylargenumber)legiondehonorLegionofHonorlegionestranierForeignLegion
Hence:legionarilegionario

legionariadjlegionary legionarionlegionaryalso:legionnaire legisseelege legisfer[fer/lat]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:legislationlegislativelegislatorlegislatura

legislatseelegisfer legislationnlegislation(1.makingoflaws2.lawsmade) legislativeadjlegislative(asin"legislativebody") legislatornlegislator legislaturan1.legislature(=legislativebody)2.timeofofficeofalegislativebody legistanjurist legitimarvtolegitimate(1.asin"tolegitimateachild"2.tojustify) legitimationn1.legitimation2.identification(=submissionofcredentials) legitime(g)adjlegitimate(1.lawfullybegotten2.lawful,accordantwithlaw)

Hence:legitimismolegitimistalegitimitatelegitimarlegitimationillegitimeiilegitimitate

legitimismonlegitimism legitimistanlegitimist legitimitatenlegitimacy legumseelegumine

legumseelegumine leguminan[Chem.]legumin leguminen1.legumepulse2.potherb

Hence:leguminaleguminoseleguminosasleguminiformeetc.

leguminiformeadjleguminiform leguminosasnpl[Bot.]Leguminosae leguminoseadjleguminous LemanonprLakeLeman,LakeofGeneva lemman[Logic,Math.]lemma

Hence:dilemmaetc.

Lenin,Nikolai(l,i)npr[18701924Russianstatesman]
Hence:leninismoleninistaLeningradetc.

LeningradnprLeningrad leninismonLeninism leninistanLeninist lentarvtoslowdown,reducespeed lenten1.lentil2.[Opt.]lens

Hence:lenticulalenticularlenticellalentigine&lentiformeetc.

lenteadj1.slow(=movingatslowspeed)2.viscid
Hence:lentorlentarrelentar&

lenticellan[Bot.]lenticel lenticulanlentil lenticularadjlenticular lentiformeadjlentiform lentiginenfreckle

Hence:lentiginose

lentiginoseadjfreckled lentorn1.slowness2.viscidity leonnlionLeon[Astron.]Lion,Leopartedelleonlion'sshare

Hence:leonieraleonin

Leonidas()nprLeonidas

Leonidas()nprLeonidas leonieranlion'sden leoninadjlion,leonine leontn[occurringincompounds]

Hence:leontiasechameleonteetc.

leontiase()n[Pathol.]leontiasis leopardon[Zool.]leopard lepidn[occurringincompounds]lepid,lepido(=scale)

Hence:lepidodendroetc.lepidoptereetc.

lepidodendron[Paleontol.]lepidodendron lepidolitho(lito)n[Mineral.]lepidolite lepidoptereadj[Entom.]lepidopterous

Hence:lepidopteros

lepidopteros(dp)npl[Entom.]Lepidoptera lepidosirenan[Zool.]lepidosiren lepisman1.[Entom.]silverfish2.[Entom.]Lepisma leporariongreyhound leporenhare

Hence:leporideleporarioleporin

leporide(p)nleporide leporinadjhare,leporinelabioleporinharelip lepranleprosy

Hence:leproseleproso

leproseadjleprous leprosonleper lespronpersthem(asin"Iseethem","Iwritethemaletter") lesseeleder leseadjinjured,hurt lesionnlesionalso:[Law,Med.] lethargia(a)nlethargy

lethargia(a)nlethargy lethargicadjlethargic lethargonlethargy

Hence:lethargialethargic

letteadjLettishalso:Latvian letton1.Lettalso:Latvian2.Lettish(language)
Hence:lettonLettonialette

lettonadjLettishalso:Latvianlettonn1.Lettalso:Latvian2.Lettish(language) LettonianprLatvia leucadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]leuk,leuco(=white)

Hence:leucocytoetc.leucemiaetc....

leucemia(a)nleukemia,leuchaemia
Hence:leucemic

leucemicadjleukemic,leuchaemic leucocyto()n[Anat.]leucocyte levamenton1.(actof)raising,lifting(up)2.(actof)removing,carryingortakingaway levanteneast(=directionofsunrise)LevanteEast,Levant

Hence:levantinlevantino

levantinadjLevantine levantinonLevantine levarv1.toraise,lift(up)2.toremove,carryortakeawaylevarsetorisealso:togetorstanduplevarlecampoto breakcamplevarleancoratoweighanchorlevar(impostos,troppas)tolevy(taxes,troups)levardelsolsunrise levatan[Mil.]levy levatornhewhoorthatwhichraisesorremovesalso:lever levaturan1.(actionof)raising2.leavenalso:yeast leveadjlight(=oflittleweight)also:frivolous,trifling

Hence:levitatelevitarlevitationlevarlevamento,levante&,levator,levatura,levata,elevar&,relevar&,sublevar& alleviar&

leveadjleft(=notright)
Hence:levulosalevogyretc.

levistico(vs)n[Bot.]lovagealso:Levisticum levitarvtolevitate

levitarvtolevitate levitatenlightness(=stateofbeingnotheavy)also:levity levitationnlevitation levogyradj[Phys.Chem.,etc.]levogyrate,levogyre,levogyrous [levorso]adv1.onthelefthand2.totheleft levulosan[Chem.]levulose lexicaladjlexical lexico(l)nlexicon

Hence:lexcicallexcicographoetc.

lexicographia(a)nlexicography lexicographicadjlexicographical lexicographo()nlexicographer

Hence:lexicographialexicographic

[li]defartthe[li]pronhim liadj[occurringincompounds]li,lio,leio(=smooth)
Hence:lienteriaetc.

liaison[F]nliaison(1."liaisonbetweenmanandwoman"2.[Phonet.]) libaneseadj/nLebanese Libano(l)nprLebanon(1.LebanonMountains2.stateofLebanon)cedrodelLibanocedarofLebanon

Hence:libaneseAntilibano

libellarvtolibel libellistanlibeler,libelist libellonlibel(1.[Law]2.lampoon,satire)

Hence:libellistalibellar

liberaladjliberal(1.generous2.broadminded3.[Pol.])artesliberalliberalartseducationliberalliberaleducation
Hence:liberalismoliberalitateliberalisarliberalisationilliberalilliberalitate

liberalnliberal liberalisarvtoliberalize(=tomakeliberal) liberalisationnliberalization liberalismonliberalism

liberalismonliberalism liberalitatenliberality(1.generosity2.broadmindedness) liberarvtofree,liberatealso:toreleaseliberardetofreeordeliverfrom liberationnliberation liberatornliberator libereadjfree(=enjoyinglibertynotcompelled,hampered,restricted,etc.)

Hence:libertatelibertarilibertarismo,libertario,liberticidaetc.liberal&liberarliberation,liberator

libertariadjlibertarian libertarionlibertarian libertarismonlibertarianism libertatenliberty(=conditionofbeingfree,freedom)ponerinlibertatetosetfreelibertatedeactionlibertyofaction libertatedeconscientiafreedomorlibertyofconsciencelibertatedelpressafreedomorlibertyofthepressanimalesin libertateanimalsinfreedomlibertatecivilcivillibertylibertatedelmaresfreedomoftheseasprenderlelibertatede (faceruncosa)totakethelibertyof(doingsomething)prenderselibertatesconunpersonatotakelibertieswith someone liberticidanliberticide(=onewhodetroysliberty) libertinadjlibertineHence:libertinolibertinage libertinage(aje)nlibertinage libertinonlibertine(1.[Rom.Hist.]sonofafreedman2.freethinker3.licentiousman) liberton[Rom.Hist.]freedman
Hence:libertin&

libranpoundlibrasterlingpound(=twentyBritishshillings)Libra[Astron.]Libra,Balance
Hence:libral,equilibreetc.

libraladjlibral(1.pertainingtothepound2.pertainingtoLibra) libreria(a)n1.library2.bookstore libreronbookseller librettistanlibrettist libretton[Mus.]libretto

Hence:librettista

libriformeadj[Bot.]libriform(=ofthenatureofliber) libron1.[Bot.]liber,bast2.booktenitordelibrosbookkeepertenerlelibros[Accounting]tokeepbookslibrode cocinacookbook

cocinacookbook
Hence:librerolibrerialibretto&libriformeetc.

LibyanprLibya
Hence:libyanlibyanolibyc

libyanadjLibyan libyanonLibyan libyc(l)adjLibyan licv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:licentia&liciteillicite

licentianlicence(1.permission,leavealso:asin"licencetobearfirearms"2.abuseofliberty3.[Eur.Univ.] licentiate,licentiate'sdegree)licentiapoeticpoeticlicence
Hence:licentiatolicentioselicentiarlicentiamento

licentiamenton1.licentiation,conferringthelicentiate2.disbandment(oftroops,etc.) licentiarv1.tolicense(=togivelicenceto)2.toconferthedegreeoflicentiateupon3.todisband(troops,etc.)also: todismiss,discharge licentiatonlicentiate licentioseadjlicentiousconductalicentioselicentiousconduct licet[L]licet lichennlichen(1.[Bot.]2.[Pathol.])

Hence:lichenoidelichenose

lichenoideadjlichenoid lichenoseadjlichenous licite(l)adjlicit,lawful lictorn[Rom.Antiq.]lictor liderseeleder lied[G]n[Mus.]liedliedernpllieder lienteria(a)n[Pathol.]lientery

Hence:lienteric

lientericadjlienteric lift[A]nelevator,lift liganleague(=associationofpersons,countries,etc.)

ligamenton[Anat.]ligament ligamentoseadjligamentous ligaminentie,bond ligarvtobind(1.totie2.asin"tobindbooks")

Hence:ligaligamentoligamentoseligamineligaturaalligar&disligar&obligar&religar

ligaturanI.binding(1.actofbinding2.bookbinding,bindingofabook)II.splice,whipping,etc.III.ligature(1. [Surg.]2.[Print.]combinationoftwoletters3.[Mus.]tie,slur) lignicoleadjlignicole,lignicolous lignificarvtolignify lignificationnlignification ligniformeadjligniform ligninan[Chem.]lignin ligniten[Mineral.]lignite,browncoal lignonwood(asin"madeofwood")also:timber,lumberlignocontraplicateplywood

Hence:ligninalignitelignosepyrolignoseetc.lignificarlignificationlignicoleetc.ligniformeetc.

lignoseadjligneous,woody liguren/adjLigurian
Hence:Ligurialigusticoligustro

LigurianprLiguria ligusseeligure ligusticon[Bot.]lovage ligustron[Bot.]privet lilacn[Bot.]lilacalso:attrib.lilac,lilaccolored liliaceasn[Bot.]Liliaceae liliaceeadjliliaceous,lilylike lilionlilyliliodeaquawaterlily

Hence:liliaceeliliaceas

limanlime(=fruitofthelime) limanfile(asin"woodfile,metalfile,nailfile,etc.")
Hence:limarlimator,limatura

limacensnailalso:slug
Hence:limaciformeetc.

limaciformeadjsnailshaped,limaciform limarvtofile(=tosmoothwithafile) limatornfiler(=onewhosmootheswithafile) limaturan1.filing(=smoothingwithafile)2.filings,filedust limiseelimite liminaradj1.liminal(=pertainingtothethreshold)also:[Psychol.]2.opening(asin"theopeningpages"),preliminary liminenthreshold

Hence:liminarpostliminiopreliminarsubliminaleliminar&

limitabileadjlimitable limitaradjlimitary,limitinglimitarvtolimit limitate1.ppoflimitar2.adjlimited,restricted limitationnlimitation limitativeadjlimitative limite(l)nlimit,boundary

Hence:limitarlimitarlimitabileillimitabile,limitation,limitative,limitateillimitate,delimitar&limitropheetc.

limitrophe(m)adjlimitrophelimitrophedeadjacentto limonnlemon(=fruitofthelemontree)
Hence:limonadalimonaderolimoniero

limonadanlemonade limonaderonlemonadevendor limonieronlemontree limousine[F]n[Motoring]sedanlimousinepullmanlimousine limpideadjlimpid

Hence:limpiditate

limpiditatenlimpidity,limpidness lineanline(1.cord,rope2.fishorfishingline3.linearmark,arrangement,etc.)lelinea[Geog.]theline(=the Equator)(troppas)dellinea(troups)ofthelineinlineainline(=inalignment)inlineadirecte[Geneal.]indirectline lineadeaqua[Naut.]watermarklineadebattaliabattlelinelineadeconductalineofconductlineadedemarcationline ofdemarcationlineadetirolineoffirelineatelegraphictelegraphlinelineadeomnibusbuslinelineaaereeairline,air

ofdemarcationlineadetirolineoffirelineatelegraphictelegraphlinelineadeomnibusbuslinelineaaereeairline,air connectionlegerinterlelineastoreadbetweenthelines
Hence:lineagelineetta,lineallinearinterlineainterlinear,interlinearinterlineationlinearlineamentoalinear& delinear&sublinearrectilineeetc.linotypoetc.

lineage(aje)nancestry(=one'sancestorsviewedasagroup) linealadjlineal(=pertainingtolines) lineamentonlineament(asin"thelineamentsofaface") linearadjlinearlinearvtoline(=tomarkwithalineorlines) lineetta(netta)nshortlinedash lingoton1.ingot2.[Typog.]slug linguan1.[Anat.]tongue2.language,tonguelinguamaternemothertonguelinguamatreparentlanguagelinguade terratongueoflandlinguafranclinguafranca

Hence:linguagelinguettalinguistalinguistic,linguisticalingualinterlingual,sublingualinterlinguainterlinguistic, interlinguistainterlinguisticacrassilingueetc.bilingueetc.

linguage(aje)nlanguage,speechlinguagefamiliarcolloquiallanguagelinguagepersignossignlanguage lingualadjlingual linguettanlanguet,languette linguistanlinguist linguisticadjlinguistic linguisticanlinguistics linimentonliniment linirvtobesmearalso:anoint

Hence:linimento

linonflax(1.[Bot.]2.fibresoftheflaxplant)(pannode)linolinen(cloth) linoseelinea linoleum(n)nlinoleum linotypia(a)nlinotype,linotyping linotypistanlinotypist linotyponlinotype

Hence:linotypialinotypista

linqu[linqu/lict]v[occurringincompounds]
Hence:delinquer&relinquer&

liquv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:liquide&liquor&liquescer&liquefaceretc.

liquefacer[fac/fact]vtoliquefy
Hence:liquefactibileliquefactionliquefactive

liquefactseeliquefacer liquefactibileadjliquefiable liquefactionnliquefaction liquefactiveadjliquefactive

liquescervtobecomeliquid,liquesce
Hence:deliquescer&

liquida(l)n[Phonet.]liquid liquidabileadj1.liquefiable2.thatcanbeliquidated liquidarvI.toliquefyII.toliquidate(1.[Com.]toselloutalso:toclear2.tokilloffruthlessly)III.togointo liquidation,tobeliquidated liquidationn1.liquefaction2.liquidation3.(clearance)sale liquidatorn1.liquefier2.liquidator liquideadjliquid(1.fluid2.[Phonet.])

Hence:liquiditateliquidarliquidabile,liquidation,liquidatorliquidoliquida

liquiditatenliquidity liquidonliquid(=fluid) liquiritianlicorice,glycyrrhiza(1.[Bot.]2.[Pharm.]) liquorn1.liquid2.liquor(=alcoholicdrink)also:liqueur

Hence:liquoristaliquorose

liquoristan1.distiller(=onewhodistillsalcoholicliquors)2.liquordealer liquoroseadjspirituous(asin"spirituousliquors") lira(pllire)[I]n[Monet.]lira lisnflordelis[Her.]fleurdelis LisbonanprLisbon lisiamenton(actionof)smoothing,polishing

lisiarvtosmooth,polish(=tomakeeven) lisatorn(onewhosmoothes,etc.)smoother,polisher lisieadjsmooth(=havinganevensurface)also:sleek,glossy

Hence:lisiarlisiamento,lisiator

listan1.selvage,list2.strip(ofcloth,etc.)3.stripe(ofcolor)4.list("listofnames,figures,words,etc.")listacivil CivilList
Hence:listar

listarvtolist(=toenterinalist) litseelater litania(a)nlitany liten1.quarrel,dispute2.lawsuit

Hence:litigaretc.

literaseelittera lithargyro(tr)n[Chem.]litharge lithicadjlithic(1.ofstone2.[Med.]) lithium(lt)n[Chem.]lithium lithon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]litho,lith(=stone)

Hence:lithiclithiumlithoidelithargyroetc.lithographoetc.lithospheraetc.aerolithoetc.neolithoetc.monolithoetc.

lithographia(a)n1.lithography2.lithograph3.lithographicprintingoffice lithographiarvtolithograph lithographicadjlithographic lithographo()nlithographer

Hence:lithographialithographiar,photolithographiaetclithographic

lithoideadjlithoid,stonelike lithospheranlithosphere litigantenlitigant litigarvtolitigate(1.tobeengagedinalawsuit2.todispute,contest)

Hence:litigiolitigioselitigantelitigation

litigationnlitigation litigiondispute,quarrelalso:litigation

litigioseadjlitigious(1.quarrelsome2.disputable,debatable) litoraladjcoast,littorallitoralncoast,littoral litorencoast

Hence:litoral,litorina

litorinan[Zool.]Litorinaperiwinkle litronliter
Hence:centilitroetc.hectolitroetc.

littera,litera(l)nletter(1."letterofthealphabet"2.epistle)allittera,alpededellitteratotheletter,literallylitterade creditoletterofcreditlitterasletters(=literature,learning)hominedelitterasmanofletterslebellelitterashumanities cassadelitterasletterbox,mailbox

Hence:litterallitterarilitterateilliteratelitteraturaalliterar&obliterar&cargalitterasetc.

litteral,literaladjliteral(1.asin"literalnotationofnumbers"2.asin"literaltranslation") litterari,literariadjliteraryproprietatelitterariliteraryproperty litterate,literateadjlettered(=versedinletters,educated,etc.) litteratura,literaturanliterature(=literaryproductionscollectively) lituanadjLithuanian

Hence:Lituanialituano

LituanianprLithuania lituanonLithuanian(1.inhabitantofLithuania2.Lithuanianlanguage) liturgia(a)n[Eccl.]liturgy

Hence:liturgistaliturgic

liturgicadjliturgical,liturgic liturgistanliturgist(=authorityonliturgies) livv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:lividelividitatelivor

livideadjlivid(1.havingadullbluishcolor2.blackandblue) lividitatenlividness,lividity LivonianprLivonia

Hence:livonielivonio

livonieadjLivonian

livonionLivonian livorn1.lividness2.[Pathol.]livor livrarvtodeliver(1.tosurrender2.asin"todelivergoods,messages,etc.")

Hence:livrationlivratordelivrar&

livrationndelivery(1.surrender2.asin"deliveryofgoods,messages,etc.") livratorndeliveryman livrea(a)nlivery(=uniformwornbytheservantsofahousehold,etc.) lopronpersit(asin"Ilikeit,""I'llgiveitanotherthought") lobateadjlobed,lobate lobonlobe

Hence:lobulolobularsublobular,lobulatelobatebilobateetc.,multilobateetc.multilobeetc.trilobiteetc.

lobularadjlobular lobulateadjlobulate lobulonlobulealso:lobe(oftheear) localadjlocalcolorlocallocalcolorlocalnpremises,quarters,etc. localisarvtolocalize localisationnlocalization localitatenlocality,spot locarv1.toplace,set(inaparticularplace),locate2.tolet,rent

Hence:locationlocativelocativolocatorlocatariocollocar&dislocar&sublocar&

locatarionrenteralso:lessee,tenant locationn1.location(=actoflocatingorplacing2.lettingout(forhire),leasing3.rent(=amountpaidinrent) contractodelocationleasealso:[Law]contractoflocation locativeadj1.pertainingtotenancyalso:rent,rental,etc.2.[Gram.]locative locativon[Gram.]locative locatornlessor lockout[A]nlockout loconplace(1.locality2.positioninaseries,anorder,etc.)inlocodeinlieuof,insteadofhaberlocototakeplace lococommuncommonplace,platitudedarlocoatogivegroundsforgiveriseto

Hence:locallocalitate,localisarlocalisationlocar&locotenenteetc.locomotionetc.locomotoretc.locomotiveetc.

locomobileadjlocomobile
Hence:locomobilitate

locomobilenlocomobile(=moveablesteamengine) locomobilitatenlocomotivity locomotionnlocomotion locomotivanlocomotive locomotiveadjlocomotive

Hence:locomotiva

locomotoradjlocomotor locotenentenlieutenant(1.vicegerent2.[Mil])
Hence:sublocotenente

locustan[Entom.]grasshopper(=memberofthefamilyAcridiidaeexclusiveoflocusts)
Hence:locustides

locustides(cs)npl[Zool.]Locustidae locutseeloquer locutionnlocution logarithmicadjlogarithmic logarithmonlogarithm

Hence:logarithmic

loge[F]n[Theat.]box,loge loggia[I]n[Arch.]loggia logia(loja)nI.lodge(1.meetingplaceofabranchoftheMasonicorder2.branchoftheMasonicorder)II.[Arch.] loggia:III.[Theat.]boxlogia(a)n[occurringincompounds]logy(1.gatheringorcollectionofasin"anthology"2. saying,expressionasin"tautology"3.scienceordoctrineofasin"climatology")

Hence:anthologiaetc.tautologiaetc.climatologiaetc.neologiaetc.trilogiaetc.otorhinolaryngologiaetc.

logicadjlogical
Hence:logicologicaillogic

logicanlogic logiconlogician logon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]1.logue,loger,logist(asin"Assyriologue,astrologer,biologist")2. logue(asin"monologue")

Hence:logia&anthropologoetc.monologoetc.mineralogoetc.

logomache(g)adjlogomachic
Hence:logomachialogomachiclogomacho

logomacho(g)nlogomachist,logomach logomachia(a)nlogomachy logomachicadjlogomachic logos[Gr.]n1.logos2.Logos

Hence:logic&apologoanaloge&paralogisar&syllogisar&logarithmoetc.logomacheetc.decalogoetc.philologo etc.homologeetc.martyrologioetc.

London[A]nprLondon
Hence:londonese

londoneseadjLondon,ofLondon longan[Man.]longe(=longropeusedtoguideahorseintraining) longanime(g)adjlongsuffering,forbearing,longanimous

Hence:longanimitate

longanimitatenlongsuffering,forbearance,longanimity longeadjlongallongeinthelongrun
Hence:longitude&allongar&elongar&prolongar&oblongelongamineetc.longeveetc.longa

longeadvfar(=notnear)away,farawaydelongeafar,fromadistance longementeadvlong,foralongtime longeveadjlonglived,longevous

Hence:longevitate

longevitatenlongevity longituden1.length2.longitude
Hence:longitudinal

longitudinseelongitude longitudinaladjlongitudinal [lontan]adjdistant,faroff loqu[loqu/locut]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:loquace&grandiloquenteetc.locutionalloquer&circumloquer&colloquer&eloquer&interloquer& ventriloqueetc.multiloqueetc.somniloquioetc.soliloquioetc.

ventriloqueetc.multiloqueetc.somniloquioetc.soliloquioetc.

loquaceadjloquacious
Hence:loquacitate

loquacitatenloquacity loradjposstheir
Hence:lore

Lord[A]nLord(=memberoftheHouseofLords)CameradelLordsHouseofLordsLordMayor[A]LordMayor lorepronposstheirs lorgnette[F]nlorgnette lotnlot(=share,portion,allotment) lotionn[Pharm.]lotion lotonlotus(1.[Gr.Legend]2.[Bot.]Africanwaterlily)

Hence:lotophageetc.

lotophage(t)adjlotophagous,lotuseating
Hence:lotophago

lotophago(t)nlotuseater lotteria[I]nlottery lotto[I]nlotto Louis[F]nprmLouis

Hence:Louisiana

LouisiananprLouisiana loyaladjloyal
Hence:loyalistaloyralitatedisloyaldisloyalitate

loyalistanloyalist loyalitatenloyalty lubrseelubric lubric(l)adj1.slippery,lubricous2.lewd

Hence:lubricitatelubricarlubricante,lubricatorlubrificarlubrificante,lubrification

lubricantenlubricant lubricarvtolubricate

lubricativeadjlubricative lubricaiornlubricator(=onewhoorthatwhichlubricates") lubricitatenlubricity(1.slipperiness2.lewdness) lubrificantenlubricant lubrificarvtolubricate lubrificationnlubrication LucanprLuke lucente1.pproflucer2.adjshining,shiny,bright lucentianlucency lucervtoshinetoglitter
Hence:lucide&lucentelucentiarelucertranslucer&

lucernan[Bot.]alfalfa,lucerne lucidarvtomakeclearorlucid lucideadj1.bright,shining2.lucid,clearintervallolucide[Psychiatry]lucidinterval

Hence:luciditatelucidarelucidar&

luciditatenlucidity lucrarvtogain,earnasprofit lucrativeadjlucrative lucronprofit,gain,lucre

Hence:lucroselucrarlucrative

lucroseadjlucrative,profitable luctan1.wrestling2.struggle,fightleluctaproleexistentiathestruggleforexistenceleluctadelclassestheclass struggle luctarv1.towrestle2.tostruggle,fight

Hence:luctaluctatoreluctar&reluctar&

luctatorn1.wrestler2.fighter,(one)fighting luctonmourningportarlucto(pro),esserinlucto(pro)tobeinmourning(for) luctuoseadjmournful luder[lud/lus]v[occurringincompounds]

Hence:alluder&colluder&deluder&eluder&illuder&preluder&interludio

ludificarvtoridicule,makegameof ludionn[Phys.]Cartesiandevil ludonplay,show(public)games

Hence:ludionludificar

LudoviconprmLouis luer[lu/lut]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:abluer&allu&diluer&maniluvioetc.

luger[lug/luct]vtomourn
Hence:lugubreluctoluctuose

lugubre(l)adjmournful,lugubrious lumbaginenlumbago lumbaradj[Anat.]lumbarregioneslumbarlumbarregions lumbonloinlumbodebovesirloin

Hence:lumbaginelumbar

lumbricaladjlumbrical lumbrico(co)nearthworm
Hence:lumbrical

luminarnluminary luminenlight
Hence:luminoseluminositateluminarluminescerluminescenteluminescentiailluminar&

luminescenteadjluminescent luminescentianluminescence luminescervtoluminesce luminoseadjluminousundaluminoselightwaveidealuminosebright,brilliantidea luminositatenluminosity lunan1.[Astron.]moon2.caprice,whimlunademellehoneymoonhaberlunastohavemoods

Hence:lunarsublunar,plenilunaretc.,semilunaretc.lunatelunaticlunationinterlunionovilunioetc.lunedietc.

lunaradjlunar,moon lunateadjlunate,lunated lunaticadj1.lunatic2.whimsical,capricious

lunationn[Astron.]lunation lunch[A]nlunch
Hence:lunchar

lunchar(tch)vtolunch lunedi(d)nMonday lunettanlunette(1.[Arch.]2.[Fortif.]3.[Eccl.]4.holeinaguillotineforthevictim'sneck5.watchcrystalflattened inthecenter) lunulanlunulealso:moon(ofafingernail) lunulateadjlunulate,lunulated lupinadjwolfish,lupine lupinon[Bot.]lupine luponwolflupodemar1.[Zool.]seawolf,wolffish2.seadog(=experiencedsailor)lupocervarilynx

Hence:lupulo&lupinlupino

lupulinadjlupuline,lupulinous lupulinonlupulin lupulon[Bot.]hop

Hence:lupulinlupulino

lupus[L]n[Pathoh]lupus lusitanadjLusitanian
Hence:Lusitanialusitano

LusitanianprLusitania lusitanonLusitanian lustrage(aje)n(actof)glossing,lustering lustraladjlustral lustrarvtopurify,lustrate lustrarvtopolish,givelusterto

Hence:lustrageillustrar&lustrolustrina,lustroselustrascarpasetc.

lustrascarpas(scr)nbootblack,shoeblack lustrationnlustration lustrinan1.lustring2.lustrine,luster

lustronlustrum(1.[Rom.Antiq.]lustration,ceremonialpurification2.periodoffiveyears)
Hence:lustrallustrarlustration

lustronluster(1.sheen,gloss2.chandelier) lustroseadjlustrous,shining lutn[Mus.]lute

Hence:lutista

Luther,Martinnpr[14831546Germanchurchreformer]
Hence:lutheranlutheranismo,lutheranolutheric

lutheranadjLutheran lutheranismonlutheranism lutheranonLutheran luthericadjLutheran lutistanluteplayer,lutist luvseeluer luxarvtoluxate,dislocate

Hence:luxation

luxationnluxation,dislocation luxonluxuryalso:luxuriousness
Hence:luxuoseluxuria&

luxuseeluxo luxoseadjluxurious(=characteristicof,orcharacterizedby,luxury)also:deluxe luxurianluxuriance(1.rankness2.lust,lustfulness)

Hence:luxurioseluxuriarluxuriante

luxuriante1.pprofluxuriar2.adjluxuriant(1.rank2.wanton,licentious) luxuriarvtoluxuriate(1.togrowrank2.tobewanton) luxurioseadj1.luxuriant,rankalso:luxurious2.lustful,wantonlicentious lycanthropia(a)nlycanthropy(1.[Pathol.]2.[Folklore]) lycanthropicadjlycanthropic lycanthroponlycanthropo(1.oneaffectedwithlycanthropy2.werewolf)

Hence:lycanthropialycanthropic

lycon[occurringincompounds]lyco,lyc(=wolf)
Hence:lycanthropoetclycopodioetc.

lycopodion[Bot.]lycopod,Lycopodium lymphan1.[Physiol.]lymph2.sap(=juicecirculatinginplanttissue)
Hence:lymphomalymphomatosislymphaticlymphatismolymphocytoetc.

lymphaticadjlymphatic(1.carryinglymph2.asin"lymphatictemperament")glandulalymphaticlymphaticgland vaselymphaticlymphaticduct lymphatismonlymphatism(1.lymphatictemperament2.[Pathol.]) lymphocyto()n[Anat.]lymphocyte lymphoma[ma/mat]n[Pathol.]lymphoma lymphomatosis(sis)n[Pathol.]lymphomatosis Lynchnpr[probablyCaptainWilliamLynch,17421820,Virginiaplanter]legedeLynchLynchlaw

Hence:lyncharlynchamento,lynchator

lynchamento(tch)n(actof)lynching lynchar(tch)vtolynch lynchator(tch)nlyncher lyranI.lyre(1.[Mus.]2.[Astron.])II.lyrebird

Hence:lyrismolyriclyricalyrico

lyricadjlyricalso:lyrical lyricanlyricpoetry lyriconlyricpoet lyrismonlyricism lysenI.(actof)loosing,dissolvingII.lysis(1.[Med.]2.[Biochem.])

Hence:electrolyseetc.hydrolyseetc.proteolyseetc.

lyticadj1.loosing,abletoloosen2.lytic(=pertainingtolysisoralysin)
Hence:electrolyticetc.hydrolyticetc.proteolyticetc.

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mabbr=metro m=metroquadrate m=metrocubic [ma]conjbut nonsolmente...maalsinotonly...butalso(=mais) macabreadjgruesome,macabredansamacabredanceofdeath,dansemacabre MacAdam,JohnLondonnpr[17561836scottishengineerwhoinventedmacadampavement]

Hence:macadammacadamisarmacadamisation

macadam[A]nmacadam macadamisarvtomacadamize macadamisationnmacadamization macaronnmacaroon macaronea(a)nmacaroniccomposition,macaronics macaroninpl[Cookery]macaroni

Hence:macaroneamacaronic

macaronicadjmacaronic(asin"macaronicverse") Maccabeos(os)nprplMaccabees macedonenMacedonian(=inhabitantofMacedonia)

Hence:Macedoniamacedoniemacedonia

macedoneadjMacedonian(=pertainingtoMacedonia MacedonianprMacedon,Macedonia macedonian[Cookery]macdoine macedonieadjMacedonian(=pertainingtoMacedonia) macellarvtobutcher,slaughter macelleria(a)nbutchershop macelleronbutcher macellonslaughterhouse

macellonslaughterhouse
Hence:macelleromacelleriamacellar

mach[occurringincompounds]mach(=fight)
Hence:machopolypoetc.logomacheetc.sciamachiaetc.tauromachiaetc.batrachomyomachiaetc.

Machiavelli,Niccolo(nc)npr[14691527Florentinestatesman]
Hence:machiavellismomachiavellistamachiavellic

machiavellicadjMachiavellian machiavellismonMachiavellism machiavellistanMachiavellian machina(m)nmachinealso:enginemachinainfernalinfernalmachinemachina(describer)typewritermachinade vapor(steam)engine

Hence:machinalmachineriamachinistamachinar&

machinaladjmechanical(1.asin"mechanicalpowers"2.asin"mechanicalaction") machinarvtomachinate
Hence:machination,machinator

machinationnmachination machinatornplotter,machinator machineria(a)nmachinery(=machinescollectively) machinistan1.machinist(=onewhoinvents,makesorcontrolsmachines)2.engineman3.stagehand,sceneshifter machopolypo(p)n[Zool]machopolyp macienleanness,thinnessHcnce:emaciar& macradj[occurringincompounds]macro(=long,large)

Hence:macrocosmoetc.macroseismoetc.macrocephaleetc.macroscopicetc.

macrocephaleadjmacrocephalic
Hence:macrocephalia

macrocephalia(a)nmacrocephaly macrocosmicadjmacrocosmic macrocosmonmacrocosm

Hence:macrocosmic

macrocysten[BiolBot]macrocyst macrosceleadjmacroscelous,longlegged

macrosceleadjmacroscelous,longlegged
Hence:macroscelia

macroscelia(a)nmacroscelia,longleggedness macroscelide(sc)n[Zool]elephantshrew,Macroscelides macroscopicadjmacroscopic macroseismo(sizmo)nmacroseism,majorearthquake maculanstain,spotsinmaculaspotless,immaculate

Hence:macularmaculamento,maculabile,maculateimmaculatedismaculardismaculator,dismaculatura

maculabileadjspottingeasily maculamentonspotting,staining macularvtostain,spot maculate1.ppofmacular2.adjspotted,speckled,flecked madonnanmadonna madrigaln[Poet,Mus]madrigal maestranmistress(=femaleteacher) maestrabileadjteachable maestraladjmasterly maestramentoninstruction,training maestrarv1.tomaster2.toinstruct,train maestrativeadjinstructive maestria(a)nmastery(=skill,dexterity,worthyofamaster) maestronmaster(1.lord,owner,etc.2.personpossessingapprovedskillormastery)attribmaster(=main)maestro deceremoniasmasterofceremoniesmaestro(carpentero,etc.)master(carpenteretc.)maestro(deschola) (school)master
Hence:maestriamaestralmaestrarmaestramento,maestrabile,maestrativeburgomaestroetc.maestra

maganenchantress,sorceressalso:witch magazinn1.warehouse,storehouse2.store,shop3.[Mil]magazine(ofmilitarysupply)4magazine(=entertaining periodicalforthegeneralreader)

Hence:magazineroimmagazinarimmagazinage

magazine[A]nmagazine(=entertainingperiodicalforthegeneralreader) magazineronwarehouseman magia(a)nmagicalso:witchcraftmagiablancwhitemagicmagianigreblackmagic

magia(a)nmagicalso:witchcraftmagiablancwhitemagicmagianigreblackmagic magicadjmagic,magicallanternamagicmagiclantern magiconmagician [magis](m)adv1.more2.rather magistraladj1.magisterial(asin"magisterialair")2.[Pharm]magistral magistratonmagistrate

Hence:magistratura

magistraturanmagistracy,magistrature(1.dignityorofficeofamagistrate2.magistratescollectively) magistronmaster(asin"masterofarts")
Hence:magistrato&magistral

magnanime(n)adjmagnanimous
Hence:magnanimitate

magnanimitatenmagnanimity magnatenmagnate(1.personofeminenceorgreatinfluence2.[Hist]memberoftheUpperHouseintheDietsof HungaryandPoland) magneadjgreat,eminent

Hence:magnatemagnitudemagnific&magnificarmagnificationmagnamimeetc.

magnesian[Chem]magnesia(=magnesiumoxide)
Hence:magnesiummagnesianmagnesic

magnesianadj[Chem]magnesian magnesicadj[Chem]magnesic magnesium(n)nmagnesium magnetenmagnet

Hence:magnetismomagneticmagnetisarmagnetronetc.magnetoelectricetc.electromagneteetc.

magneticadjmagnetic magnetisarvtomagnetize(1.tochargewithmagneticproperties2.tomesmerize) magnetismonmagnetismmagnetismoanilnalanimalmagnetism,mesmerism magneton[Elec]magneto magnetoelectricadjmagnetoelectric magnetronn[AtomicPhys]magnetron magnificadj1.magnificent2.munificent

magnificadj1.magnificent2.munificent
Hence:magnificentemagnificentia

magnificarvtoexalt,extol,magnify magnificationnexaltation(=actofexaltingorextolling) magnificenteadj1.magnificent2.munificent magnificentian1.magnificence2.munificence magnitudenmagnitude(1.greatness2.[Astron]) magon1.magus,mage2.magician,sorcererle(tres)magosthe(three)Magi

Hence:magicmagicomagiamaga

magreadjlean,thin,meagerdiemagre[Eccl]fastday
Hence:magressamagrir

magressanleanness,thinness magrirvtobecomeleanorthin,reduce mahagoni(h)nmahogany maharaja[Hind]nmaharaja maharani[Hind]nmaharanee mahatmanmahatma mahdi(d)nMahdi MahometnprMohammed

Hence:mahometismomahometistamahometanmahometano

mahometanadjMohammedan,Mahometan mahometanonMohammedan,Mahometan mahometismonMohammedanism,Mahometanism mahometistanMohammedan maionMay mais(s)n(Indian)corn,maizemais(mis)conjbutnonsolmentemaisetiamnotonlybutalso majestseemajestate majestaten1.majesty2.Majesty

Hence:majestosemajestatic

majestaticadjmajestic

majestaticadjmajestic majestoseadjmajestic,majestical majoradjmajor(1.greaterindemension,rank,age,etc.2.[Mus]3.[Law]offullage)fortiamajorforcemajeurele majorpartedeltemporemostofthetimestatomajor[Mil]generalstaff

Hence:majoritatemajorarmajormajoria,majordomoetc.

majornmajor(1.[Army]2.personwhoisofage)majorgeneralmajorgeneral majorarvtomakegreater majordomonmajordomo majoria(a)nmajority(1.rankofanarmymajor2.legalageofresponsibility) majoritatenmajority(1.greaterorgreatestnumber2.legalageofresponsibility3.rankofanarmymajor) majusculancapital(=capitalletter) majusculeadjcapital(asin"capitalletter

Hence:majuscula

maladjbad,evillemaloculotheevileye
Hence:malitia&malefic&:maligne&:malformationetc.malgradoetc.malodoretc.malsanetc.malevoleetc. malevolenteetc.malfamateetc.malediceretc.maltractaretc.

maladvbadlymaln1.evil,also:bad(=badness,thatwhichisbad)2.illness3.pain,achemalcaducfallingsickness, epilepsymaldemarseasicknessfacermalaunpersonatohurt,injure,apersonmaldecapiteheadachemaldelpais homesicknessmaldelaviatoresairsickness malaceasnpl[Bot]Malaceae malaceeadj[Bot]malaceous maladeadjill,sick

Hence:maladia

maladia(a)nillness,sickness malaria[I]n[Pathol]malaria
Hence:malaric

malaricadjmalarial malay(i)nMalay(1.memberoftheMalayanRace2.Malaylanguage)
Hence:Malaya

malay(i)adjMalay,Malayan MalayanprMalaya,MalayPeninsula malcontenteadjdissatisfiedalso:malcontent

malcontenteadjdissatisfiedalso:malcontent maledicenteadjslanderous maledicentianslander maledicer[dic/dict]vtocurse(=toutteracurseorcursesagainst)

Hence:maledicentemaledicentiamaledictionmaledicte

maledictseemaledicer maledicteadjcursed,accursed maledictionnmalediction,curse malefic(l)adjmalefic,harmful

Hence:maleficiomaleficentemaleficentia

maleficenteadjmaleficent,evildoing maleficentianmaleficence,mischievousness maleficionevildeed,mischief malevoleadjmalevolent malevolenteadjmalevolent

Hence:malevolentia

malevolentianmalevolence malfacer[fac/fact]vtodoevil,wrong
Hence:malfacientemalfactor

malfacienteadjmaleficent,harmful malfactseemalfacer malfactornmalefactor malfamateadjinbadrepute malformationnmalformation malgradoconjinspiteof malgratioseadjchurlish,rude [malgre](gr)prepinspiteof(=malgrado) malian1.mesh(ofanet)2.stitch(inknitting,etc.)3.mailarmor

Hence:maliarinmaliar

maliarvtonet(asin"tomakealivingbynettingpurses")

maliarvtonet(asin"tomakealivingbynettingpurses") malicadjmalicacidomalicmalicacid malignarvtobemalignant maligneadjmalignant(1.malicious2.malign,harmful)

Hence:malignitatemalignar

malignitatenmalignancy,malignity malitianmalice
Hence:malitiose

malitioseadjmalicious malleabileadjmalleable malleabilitatenmalleability mallearv1.tohammer,hammerout2.tothresh(grain),etc.

Hence:malleabilemalleabilitate

malleonI.mall(1.malletusedingameofmall2.thegame"mall"3.thealleyinwhichmallwasplayed)II. sledgehammer
Hence:mallettemallear&

mallettenmailet malonapple
Hence:malaceemalaceasmalic

malodoradjmalodorous malsanadjunhealthy(1.notingoodhealth2.unwholesome) malsonanteadj1.illsounding2.offensive,scandalous maltnmalt

Hence:maltosamaltarmaltator

maltarvtomalt(=convertintomalt) maltatornmalter,maltster maltosan[Chem]maltose maltractamentonmaltreatment maltractarvtomaltreat

Hence:maltractamento

malversarvtobeguiltyofmalversationorcorruptioninoffice

malversarvtobeguiltyofmalversationorcorruptioninoffice
Hence:malversation

malversationnmalversation(=corruptioninoffice) mamseemamma mamillan[Anat]mamma

Hence:mamillonmamillarimamillatemamilliformeetc.

mamillariadjmamillary(1.pertainingtothebreast2.mammiform) mamillateadjmamillated,mamillary mamilliformeadjmamillary,mamilliform mamillonn[Geog]mamelon mamman1.[Anat]mamma2.mama(=mother)

Hence:mammal&mammarimammifere&mammiformeetc.mamilla&

mammalnmammal
Hence:mammalogiaetc.

mammalogia(a)nmammalogy
Hence:mammalogic

mammalogicadjmammalogical mammariadjmammary mammifereadjmammiferous

Hence:mammifero

mammifero()nmammal mammiformeadjmammiform mammonan[Bib]mammon mammutnmammoth man[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:maniamaniacmaniaco,anglomaniaetc.,bibliomaniaetc.,megalomaniaetc.bibliomaneetc.megalomaneetc. anglomanoetc.kleptomanoetc.theatromanoetc.

manadj[occurringincompounds]mano(1.rare,thin2.gaseous)
Hence:manometroetc.

manarv1.toflow,trickle2.toemanate
Hence:emanar&

Hence:emanar&

manatanhandful mancarvtobelacking(=tobedeficientormissing) manchette[F]ncuff(ofasleeve) manchu(tch,dj)adjManchu,Manchurian

Hence:Manchuria,Manchukuoetc.

manchu(tch,dj)nManchu(1.Manchurian2.Manchulanguage) Manchukuo(tchkw,djkw)nprManchukuo Manchuria(tch,dj)nprManchuria manciparvtomakeoverordeliverupasproperty mancipe(mn)npurchaser

Hence:manciparemanciparetc.

manconlack,want
Hence:mancar

mandv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:mandibula&manducar&

mandanten[Law]principal,mandator mandarv1.toorder(=tohaveapersonfollowanorderorinstruction)2.tosend
Hence:mandantemandato&commandar&contramandardemandar&

mandarinnmandarin(=Chinesepublicofficial)linguamandarinMandarin(language)
Hence:mandarinatomandarinismo

mandarinanmandarin(=tangerine)
Hence:mandariniero

mandarinatonmandarinate mandarinieronmandarin(tree) mandarinismonmandarinism mandatarionmandatary,mandatoryalso:attorney,agent,etc. mandaton1.order,command2.[Law,Pol]mandatemandatopostal(postal)moneyorder

Hence:mandatario

mandibulan[Anat]jawalso[Anat,Zool]mandible
Hence:mandibular

Hence:mandibular

mandibularadjmandibular mandola[I]nmandola,mandora,pandora,pandore,bandore,etc.(=musicalinstrumentsimilartoamandolin,but larger) mandolino[I]nmandolin manducabileadjedible manducarvtoeatmanducar(unpersona)vivetoeat(someone)alivemanducarleparolastomumble,chewone's words

Hence:manducabilemanducation

manducationn(actof)eating [mane]1.nmorning2.advearlyinthemorning maneabileadjeasytohandlemanageable maneabilitatenwieldinessmanageability maneamentonhandling(ofatool,instrument,etc.) manearvtohandle(atool,instrument)also:[Equit]tomanagetrain,breakin

Hence:maneomaneamentomaneabilemaneabilitate,immaneabile

maneo(o)nI.stratagem,trickII.mange(1.horsemanship2.ridingschool) manerv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:immaner&permaner&remaner&

manganseemanganese,manganic manganaton[Chem]manganate manganesen[Chem]manganese(=themetal"manganese")

Hence:manganitemanganicmanganato,permanganicpermanganatomanganiferemanganose

manganicadj[Chem]manganic manganifereadjmanganiferous manganiten[Mineral]manganite manganoseadj[Chem]manganous mangiabile(j)adjedible mangiar(jr)vtoeat

Hence:mangiabilemangiatormangiatoria

mangiar(jr)nfood

mangiar(jr)nfood mangiator(ja)neater mangiatoria(ja)nmanger,crib mania(a)nmania(1.[Pathol]2.asin"sportmania")haberlemaniadetohaveamaniafor maniac()adjmaniac maniaco()nmaniac manican1.[Clothing]sleeve2.hose(=flexibiletubeforconveyingwater,etc.)3.channel,strait4handcuff5gas mantleinmanicasdecamisainshirtsleeveshaberlemanicalargetobelenient(injudgingmoralmatters) leManicathe(English)Channel manichseemanico manichettonmuff maniconhandle(ofahammer,broom,plow,etc.)neck(ofaviolin)
Hence:manichettadismanicarimmanicar

manicuronmanicurist manieranmanner,waydemanieraquesothatmanierasmannersbonmanierasgoodmannersmalmanierasbad manners

Hence:manierismomanieristamanierosemanierar

manierarvtofillwithmannerism,tomakeaffected,tostylize manierismonmannerism manieristanmannerist manieroseadjwellmannered,mannerly manifestarvtomanifest manifestationnmanifestation(1.actofmanifesting2.publicdemonstration) manifesteadjmanifest

Hence:manifestarmanifestationmanifesto

manifeston1.manifesto2.manifest manillan1.bracelet2.shackle maniluvion[Med]maniluvium,bathforthehands manipularvtomanipulate

Hence:manipulationmanipulativemanipulatormanipulatori

manipulationnmanipulation

manipulationnmanipulation manipulativeadjmanipulative manipulatornmanipulator manipulatoriadjmanipulatory manivellan[Mach]crank

Hence:manivellar

manivellarvtocrank,turnacrank mannanmanna(1."Biblicalmanna"2.[Pharm]) mannequin[F]nmannequin(1.figureofapersonusedbyartists,tailors,etc.2.dressmaker'slivemodel) manonI.hand(1.handofaperson2.handwriting)II.quire(ofpaper)submanoinanunderhandedwaydelmanoal manodirectlywithoutintermediarydeprimemanofirsthanddarleultimemanoatogivethefinaltouchtounmano lavelealtereyouscratchmyback,Iscratchyoursdemandarlemanodeunpersonatoaskforsomeone'shandmano mortemortmainlavarselemanosdetowashone'shandsofveniralmanostocometoblowsdesecundemano secondhand

Hence:manatamanillamanualmanico&manicamanear&manumitteretc.manicuroetc.quadrumaneetc.manufac etc.manuscripteetc.manomorteetc.manicuroetc.maniluvioetc.manteneretc.mancipeetc.sinistronaneetc. quadrumaneetc.lavamanosetc.

manographo()n[Engin]manograph manometro()nmanometer manomorten[Law]mortmain manovran1.operation(=actofputtingandkeepinginoperation)2.[RR]shuntingswitching3.seamanship4 maneuvermanovras1.[Mil]maneuvers2.[Naut]rigging,tackle

Hence:manovrarmanovrabilemanovrabilitate,manovrator

manovrabileadjmaneuverable manovrabilitatenmaneuverability manovrarv1.tooperate(=toputandkeepinoperation)2.tomaneuver manovratornmaneuverer Mansard,Franoisnpr[15981666Frencharchitect]

Hence:mansarda

mansardan[Arch]mansard(1.mansardroof2.mansardstoryorroom)also:garret,attic mansueteadjtamealso:gentle,mild,meek,etc.
Hence:mansuetude

mansuetudentamenessalso:gentleness,meekness,mildness,etc. manten[Zool]mantismanten[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]mancer(=prophet,seer)

manten[Zool]mantismanten[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]mancer(=prophet,seer)
Hence:mantiabibliomantiaetc.,hieromantiaetc.manticmanticachiromanteetc.necromanteetc.

mantellettonmantelet(1.shortmantleorcape2.[Fortif]) mantelloncoat,mantle,cloak,etc.
Hence:mantellettodismantellar&portamantelloetc.

mantenentianmaintenance(1.asin"maintenanceoforder"2.meansofsustenance) mantenervtomaintain(1.tokeepinthesamepositionorstatus2.toadheretoanopinion)
Hence:mantenimentomantenentiamantenitor

mantenimentonmaintenance(1.asin"maintenanceoforder"2.meansofsustenance) mantenitornmaintainer mantia(a)n[occurringincompounds]mancy(=divination) manticadjmantic manticanmanticism,mantic,divination mantilla[H]n(Spanish)mantilla manuseemano manualadjmanualmanualnmanual(=handbook) manufac[fac/fact]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:manufacturamanufacturari,manufacturar

manufactseemanufac manufacturan1.factory,manufactory2.manufacture,fabrication manufacturarvtomanufacture manufacturariadjmanufacturing(asin"manufacturingtown") manumissseemanumitter manumissionnmanumission manumitter[mitt/misslvtomanumit

Hence:manumission

manuscripteadjmanuscript
Hence:manuscripto

manuscriptonmanuscript mappanmap

mappanmap mappamundi[NL]nmapoftheworld maquerello(makerllo)nmackerel marnsea(=largebodyofsaltwater)unmarde(sanguine)aseaof(blood)(in)altemar(on)highseashominedemar seaman,seafaringmanmaldemarseasicknessmargrosseheavyseaMarNigreBlackSeaMarMorteDeadSeaMar delNordNorthSea

Hence:mareamarin&maritimeamarar&ultramarverdemaretc.

marabu(b)n[Ornith]marabou marabutnmarabout(=Mohammedansaintorhermit) marasca[I]nmarasca(cherry)

Hence:maraschino

maraschseemarasca maraschinonmaraschino marcanI.mark(1.trace,impression2.sign,indication3.stamp,brand,label,etc.)II.marker(=instrumentfor marking)marcadefabricatrademark(de)marca(superior)(ofasuperior)brand(vino)demarcaqualityorchoice (wine)(persona)demarca(person)ofmark

Hence:marcarmarcator,marcate,demarcar&,dismarcar,remarcar&contramarcacontramarcar

marcanmarchland,march
Hence:marchese&

marcarvtomark(=toindicate,distinguishetc.byamarkormarks) marcate1.ppofmarcar2.adjmarked(asin"amarkeddifference") marcatornmarker(=onewhomarks) marcervtowither,wilt

Hence:marcidemarcormarcescer&

marcescente1.pprofmarcescer2.adj[Bot]marcescent marcescentian[Bot]marcescence marcescervtowither,wilt

Hence:marcescentemarcescentiamarcescibileimmarcescibile

marcescibileadjwithering,wilting(=liabletowitherorwilt) marchseemarca marcha(sh)nmarch(asin"military,processional,funeral,etc.,march")marchafortiateforcedmarchmarcha funebrefuneralmarchponerseinmarchatostart,getunderway,etc.ordinedemarchaorderofmarch,marchingorder marchar(sh)vtomarch

marchar(sh)vtomarch
Hence:marchacontramarchacontramarchar

marchesanmarchioness,marquise marchesatonmarquisate marchesen1.marquess,marquis2.marchioness,marquise

Hence:marchesatomarchesa

marcideadjwithered,wiltedalso:languid,weak marconmark(1.[Hist]unitofweightforgoldandsilver2.[Fin]monetaryunit) MarconprMark marcornwithering,wiltingdecaying,decayalso:languishing marea(a)ntidemareaaltehighwater,hightidemareabasselowwater,lowtide marechal[F]nmarshal,fieldmarshal

Hence:marechalatomarechala

marechala(sh)nfieldmarshal'swife marechalato(sh)nmarshalship maremmanfen,saltmarsh,etc.also:maremma margarn[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:margarina&margaritamargaric

margaricadj[Chem]margaric margarinanmargarine
Hence:oleomargarinaetc.

margaritan1.pearl2.daisy,margueritejectarmargaritasanteporcostocastpearlsbeforeswineMargaritaMargaret marginaladjmarginalnotamarginalmarginalnote marginarv1.toleaveamarginon2.tomakemarginalnoteson marginate1.ppofmarginar2.adjbordered,marginate marginenmargin(1.border,edge2."marginofaprintedorwrittenpage")

Hence:marginalmarginosemarginarmarginateemarginar&

marginoseadjwithawidemargin Maria(a)nprMary,Marie
Hence:maristaMarionmarianmarianismoMariannaetc.

marianadjMarian

marianadjMarian marianismonMariolatry(=excessivevenerationoftheVirginMary) MariannanprfMarian,MarianneMariannas[Geog]Marianas marinadjmarine(=ofthesea)milliamarinnauticalmile(planta)marinsea(plant)

Hence:marinar&submarin&ultramarinaquamarinetc.rosmarinoetc.marinomarinamarinero

marinanmarine(1.asin"merchantmarine"2.[Paint])marinadeguerranavyofficierodemarinanavalofficer ministeriodelmarinaadmiraltyinfanteriademarinamarinesmarinamercantemerchantormercantilemarine marinadanmarinade marinarvtomarinade,marinate

Hence:marinada

marineronsailor,seaman,mariner marinonseaman MarionprmMarius MarionnprMarion marionette[F]nmarionette,puppettheatrodemarionettespuppetshow

Hence:marionettista

marionettistanpuppeteer marisconmarsh,bog maristan[RCCh]Marist maritabileadjmarriageable maritage(aje)nmarriage maritaladjmarital maritarvtomarry(=touniteinwedlock)maritarsetomarry(=togetmarried) maritime(r)adjmaritimecommerciomaritimeseabornetradecitatemaritimeseasidetownassecurantiamaritime marineinsurancederectomaritimemaritimelaw maritonhusband
Hence:maritalmarittarmaritage,maritabile,remaritarexmarito

marmeladanjam,preservesmarmelada(deoranges)(orange)marmelade marmitan[Cookery]pot marmorarvtomarble,marbleize marmorariadjmarble

marmorariadjmarble marmoratornmarbler,marbleizer marmorenmarble(1.asin"Carraramarble"2.asin"toplaymarbles")

Hence:marmoreromarmoreriamarmorieramarmorarimarmorarmarmoratormarmorisar

marmoreria(a)n1.marblecutting2.marbleworks marmoreron1.marblecutter,marblecarver2.marblepolisher marmorieranmarblequarry marmorisarv1.tomarmorize2.tomarbleize,marble marocchseeMarocco marocchinadj1.Moroccan2.moroccomarocchinnmorocco(leather),maroquin

Hence:marocchineromarocchineriamarocchinar

marocchinarvtodress(skin)likemorocco marocchineria(era)n1.(actionorprocessof)dressingmorocco2.tradeinmorocco(leather) marocchineron1.moroccodresser2.moroccodealer marocchinonMoroccan MarocconprMorocco

Hence:marocchinmarocchino,marocchin&

Marquesas[H]nprMarquesas(Islands) marguis[F]nmarquis marquise[F]n1.marquise,marchioness2.marquee marronnchestnut(=ediblenutofthesweetchestnuttree)

Hence:marroniero

marronieron(sweet)chestnuttree MartenprMars(1.[RomRelig]2.[Astron])
Hence:martialmartedietc.

martedi(d)nTuesday martellarvtohammer martellatornhammererhammeroperator martellon1.hammer2.hammerhead(shark)

Hence:martellarmartellator

martialadjmartial(1.pertainingtowar2.warlike,eagertofight3.[OldChem]containingiron)legemartialmartial lawcortemartialcourtmartial MartinnprmMartinmartinpiscatorkingfisher MartinonprmMartin martionMarch martyrenmartyr

Hence:martyriomartyrisarmartyrologioetc.protomartyreetc.

martyrionmartyrdom martyrisarvtomartyr,martyrize martyrologionmartyrology(=registerofmartyrsalso:historiesofmartyrscollectively) Marx,Karlnpr[18181883Germansocialist]

Hence:marxismomarxista

marxismonMarxism marxistan/adjMarxist,Marxian Maryland[A]nprMaryland marzapane[I]nmarzipan,marchpane mascanmask(1.coverfortheface,usedfordisguise2.personwearingamask,masker3.asin"deathmask")

Hence:mascardismascar

mascarvtomaskmascarsetoputon,assume,etc.,amask mascara(ms)nmask(1.coverfortheface,usedfordisguise2.personwearingamask,masker3.asin"death mask")

Hence:mascararmascarada

mascaradanmasquerade mascararvtomask mascotte[F]nmascot masculeadjmale

Hence:masculinmasculinitate,masculinisaremascular&masculo

masculinadjmasculine(1.male,manly2.[Gram]) masculinisarv1.tomakemanly2.[Gram]tomakemasculine masculinitatenmasculinity

masculo(ms)nmale masonn1.mason2.Mason,Freemason
Hence:masoneriafrancmasonetc.

masoneria(a)nmasonry(1.workofamason2.Freemasonry) massanI.mace(1.herald'sstaff2.club)II.sledgehammer,mallet,beetle,ram,etc.
Hence:masseromassettamassar

massanmass(=coherentbodyofmatterorofindividualobjects)inmassainabodylemassa(deunpatrimonio)the (total)estatelemassasthemasses
Hence:massivemassaramassar&

massacrarvtomassacre massacratornmassacrer massacronmassacre

Hence:massacrarmassacrator

massage(aje)nmassage massarv1.tobeat(withaclub),tocudgel,thump2.toram(=todrivewitharam) massarvtomass,grouptogether massarvtomassage

Hence:massage

masseronmacebearer massettansmallmallet masseur[F]nmasseur masseuse[F]nmasseuse massiveadjmassive mastn[Naut]mastamediemastathalfmast masticarvtochew,masticate

Hence:masticationmasticatormasticatoriremasticar

masticarvtocement,putty,etc. masticationnmastication masticatornchewermasticatoradjmasticatory mastico(ms)nmastic(1.resinexudingfromthemastictree2.anyofvariouspastycementsalso:putty)

Hence:masticar

maston[occurringincompounds]masto,mast(=breast)
Hence:mastoidemastoiditismastodonteetc.

mastodontenmastodon mastoideadjmastoid mastoiditis(tis)n[Pathol]mastoiditis matadj1.checkmated2.dull,matchacomatcheckmate

Hence:matar

matador[H]nmatador matarv1.tocheckmate,mate2.todull,mat(metals,etc.) match[A]n[Sports]match materseematre materianmatter(1.physicalsubstance2.materialofthought)materiaprimerawmaterialtabuladelmateriastableof contents

Hence:material&

materialadjmaterial
Hence:materialitatematerialismomaterialistamaterialisticmaterialisarmaterialisationimmaterialimmaterialitate

materialn1.material2.matriel materialisarvtomaterialize(=torendermaterial) materialisationnmaterialization materialismonmaterialism materialistanmaterialist materialisticadjmaterialistic materialitatenmateriality maternaladjmaternal(1.pertainingtothemother2.characteristicofamothermotherly) materneadjmaternal(1.pertainingtothemother2.characteristicofamother,motherly)

Hence:maternitatematernal

maternitaten1.motherhood,maternity2.maternityhospital mathematicadjmathematical
Hence:mathematicomathematica

mathematicanmathematics mathematiconmathematician Mathusala(t)nprMethuselah matinaladj1.morning2.risingearly matinasnpl[Eccl]matins matinatanmorning(=morning'sduration) matinee[F]n1.woman'snegligee2.[Theat]matinee matineronearlyriser matinonmorning

Hence:matinatamatineromatiralmatinas

matras(s)nmattress
Hence:matrassero

matrassseematras matrasseronmattressmaker matrastranstepmother matrenmotherlinguamatreparentlanguagematrevite[Mech]nutmatreaffinmotherinlaw

Hence:matrastramatrice&matrinamatrimonio&matrona&materne&commatre&granmatre&matriarchaetc. matreperlaetc.matricidaetc.matricidioetc.

matreperlanmotherofpearl matriarchanmatriarch
Hence:matriarchatomatriarchal

matriarchaladjmatriarchal matriarchatonmatriarchate matricenmatrix(1.[Anat]2.[Technol])

Hence:matricula&

matricidanmatricide(=onewhokillshismother) matricidionmatricide(=actofkillingone'smother) matriculanroll,register,list(ofmembers),etc.

Hence:matricularmatricularmatriculation

matricularadjpertainingtoregistrationorenrollmentmatricularvtoregister,enroll(someone)also:tomatriculate(a student)matricularsetomatriculate(asastudent)

student)matricularsetomatriculate(asastudent) matriculationnmatriculation matrimonialadjmatrimonial matrimonionmatrimony

Hence:matrimonial

matrinangodmother matronanmatron(=elderlywifeorwidow)
Hence:matronal

matronaladjmatronly mattan1.mat(asin"doormat")2.[Foundry]matte
Hence:mattar

mattarvtolaywithamat Mattheo(o)nprmMatthew matthiolseeMattioli,PA matthiolangillyflower,stock Mattioli,PAnpr[15001577Italianphysician]

Hence:matthiola

maturadjripemature
Hence:maturitatematurarmaturation,maturativeimmaturimmaturitateprematurprematuritate

maturarv1.toripentomature2.[Med]toripen(1.tobringtoahead2.tomaturate) maturationnmaturation maturativeadjmaturative maturitatenripeness,maturity matutinadjmorning

Hence:matutinomatutinalmatutinas

matutinaladj1.matutinal2.risingearly matutinas(t)npl[Eccl]matins matutinonmorning maureadjMoorish

Hence:mauromaureschispanomaurescetc.,mauresca,Mauritania

maurescadjMoresque,Moorish maurescanmorris(dance) Mauritanianpr1.[Hist]Mauritania,Mauretania(=ancientdistrictofNorthAfrica)2.Mauritania(=Frenchcolonyof Mauritania) Mauritionpr1.Maurice,Mauritius2.[Geog]Mauritius mauronMoor mauser[G]nMauser(rifle) mausoleo(o)nmausoleum Mausolonpr[AncHist]Mausolus

Hence:mausoleo

mauve[F]adj/nmauve maxillanjawbone,jaw
Hence:maxillarintermaxillar,submaxillarmaxilliformeetc.

maxillaradjmaxillaryossomaxillarmaxillarybone maxilliformeadjmaxilliform maxim[A]nmaxim(gun),machinegun maxima(mx)nmaxim maximaladjmaximal maxime(mx)adjgreatest,highest,maximalpreciomaximemaximumprice,ceilingprice

Hence:maximomaximalmaxima

[maxime](mx)adv1.most2.especially,principally3.exceedingly,very4certainly maximo(mx)nmaximum mayonnaise[F]nmayonnaise mazurka[Polish]n[Dancing]mazurka mepron1.persme2.reflmyself(asin"Ihurtmyself","Isaidtomyself") mearvtogo,pass

Hence:meatocommear&permear&

meaton[Anat]meatus mechann[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:mechanicmechanicomechanicatelemechanicaetc.mechanismomechanisarmechanisationmechanotherapiaetc.

mechanicadjmechanicalingenieromechanicmechanicalengineer mechanicanmechanies mechaniconmechanic mechanisarvtomechanize mechanisationnmechanization mechanismonmechanism mechanotherapia(a)n[Med]mechanotherapy medalianmedal

Hence:medaliariomedalistamedalion

medaliarion1.collectionofmedals2.medalcabinet medalionnI.medallion(1.largemedal2.round,flatornamentorportrait)II.locket medalistanmedalist(1.makerofmedals2.oneskilledinmedals) medeadjMedian medianaverage,meanmediaarithmeticarthimeticalmeanmediageometricgeometricalmeanMedianprMedia medialadj[Philol]medial medianadjmedian,mediumdeetatemedianmiddleagednervomedianmediannerve medianan[Geom]median medianten[Mus]mediant mediarvtomediate(1.toformaconnectinglinkbetween2.toactasanintermediary) mediastinon[Anat]mediastinum mediate1.ppofmediar2.adjmediate(asin"amediatecause") mediationnmediation mediatornmediator medic(m)adjmedical
Hence:medicina&medicarmedicamentomedicamentose,medicamentar,medicabileimmedicabile,medicationmedico medicastro,medical

medicabileadjmedicable medicaladjmedical medicamentarvtotreatwithmedicaments medicamentonmedicament,medication,medicine

medicamentoseadjmedicinal medicarvtomedicatetotreat(medically) medicastronmedicaster,quack medicationnmedication(=actorprocessofmedicating) medicinanmedicine(1.medicalscienceorart2.substanceorcompoundtakeninternallytocuredisease)doctorin medicinadoctorofmedicinemedicinalegalforensicmedicine

Hence:medicinal,medicinar

medicinaladjmedicinal medicinarvtogiveoradministermedicineto medico(m)nphysician,doctor medieadj1.half2.middle3.average,meanterminomedie[Philos]middletermmediehorahalfanhourmediefratre halfbrothermedieetateMiddleAges

Hence:medietatemediarmediante,mediation,mediator,mediateimmediatemediastinointermedie&mediterraneeetc. mediedieetc.medievoetc.medio&medio

mediedie(de)n1.noon2.south medienoctenmidnight medietatenhalflemedietatedel(mundo)halfthe(world)amedietatehalf(=tohalfthefullamountordegree)a medietatedelcaminohalfway(mi)carmedietate(my)betterhalf,wife medievaladjmedieval medievonMiddleAges

Hence:medieval

medioadvhalfmedion1.middle,also:midst2.mean,medium3.means(=agentorinstrumentbywhichanendis attained)permediodebymeansofmediosmeans(=pecuniaryresources)
Hence:medialmedianmedianamedia

mediocreadjmediocre
Hence:mediocritate

mediocritatenmediocrity(1.qualityorstateofbeingmediocre2.mediocreperson) meditarvI.tomeditate(1.tobeengagedinmeditation2.toplan,contemplate)II.tothinkof,pondermeditarsuperto meditateupon

Hence:meditationmeditativemeditatorpremeditarpremeditation,premeditateimpremeditate

meditationnmeditation meditativeadjmeditative

meditatornmeditator mediterraneeadj1.inland2.Mediterranean
Hence:mediterraneo

mediterraneoninlandseaMediterraneoMediterranean medium[L]nmedium(asin"aspiritualisticmedium")
Hence:mediumnic

mediumnic(m)adj[Spiritualism]mediumistic medon1.Mede,Median2.Median(language),Medic
Hence:Mediamede

medullan1.marrow2.pithmedullaspinalspinalcord
Hence:medullarmedullose

medullaradjmedullary(=containing,consistingof,orresembling,marrow) medulloseadj1.marrowy2.pithy Medusanpr[GrMythol]Medusamedusa[Zool]medusa meeting[A]n(political)meeting mega[occurringincompounds]mega(=great,extendedamilliontimes)

Hence:megametroetc.megaphonoetc.megalopoleetc.megalosauroetc.megalomaniaetc.megalocephaleetc. megalomaneetc.

megalseemega megalocephaleadjmegalocephalic megalomaneadjmegalomanical

Hence:megalomano

megalomania(a)nmegalomania megalomano()nmegalomaniac megalopolenmegalopolis megalosauron[Paleontol]megalosaurus,megalosaur megametro(g)nmegameter megaphono(g)nmegaphone melancholia(a)nmelancholyalso:[Pathol]melancholia

Hence:melancholic

melancholicadjmelancholy melassanmolasses melicadjmelic(=ofsongmeanttobesung) melioadvbettertantomeliosomuchthebetter melioradjbetter(le)melior(the)best

Hence:meliorismomeliorarmelioration,meliorator

meliorarvtoimprove,ameliorate meliorationnimprovement,amelioration melioratornimprover,ameliorator meliorismonmeliorism mellarvtomakehoney,tohoney mellateadj1.honey,honeyed2.honeycolored mellenhoneylunademellehoneymoon

Hence:melleromellatemelliferemellosemellarmellificarmellificationmelliflueetc.

melleronhoneydealer mellifereadjmelliferous mellificarvtomakehoney(asin"beesmakinghoney") mellificationnhoneymaking melliflueadjmellifluous

Hence:mellifluitate

mellifluitatenmellifluence,mellifluousness melloseadjhoneyed,honeylike melon[occurringincompounds]melo,mel(=song)

Hence:melicmelodramaetc.melomaniaetc.melodiaetc.melomaneetc.melopeiaetc.

melodia(a)nmelody
Hence:melodistamelodicmelodiose

melodicadjmelodic melodioseadjmelodious melodistanmelodist(=composerofmelodies)

melodrama[ma/mat]nmelodrama
Hence:melodramatic

melodramatseemelodrama melodramaticadjmelodramatic melomane()nmelomaniac melomania(a)nmelomania melonnmelonmelondeaquawatermelon

Hence:meloniera

melonieranmelonbed melopeia(pya)n[Antiq]melopoeia(1.compositionofmelodies2.chantingofverses) membrananmembranemembranamucosemucousmembranemembranafalse[Pathol]falsemembrane

Hence:membranaceemembranose

membranaceeadjmembranous,membranaceous membranoseadjmembranous(=consistingofmembranes) membraturan(human)frame membronI.member(1.constituentpartofawhole2."memberofasocialgroup,organization,etc.")II.limb(of animalorhumanbody)membrodelparlamentomemberofParliament

Hence:membrana&membraturamembrutedismembrar&

membruteadjstoutlimbed memorabileadjmemorable memorandum(n)nI.memorandum(1.note,recordofevents,etc.2.informalcommunicationorreport)II. memorandumbook memorarvtoremember(=torecollect,recallbearinmind)

Hence:memorabileimmemorabilememorativecommemorar&rememorar

memorativeadjcommemorative memoreadjmindful(ofapersonorathing)
Hence:memoria&memorar&

memorianI.memory(1.facultyofremembering2.remembrance,recollection)II.memoir(memorandum,record, etc.)III.[Law]factum(=memorial)memoriasmemoirs(1.autobiographicalrecord2.transactionsofalearned society)dememoriafrommemory,byheartinmemoriadeinmemoryoffacermemoriadetocommemoratede memoriadehominewithinlivingmemory

Hence:memorialmemorialistaimmemorial

memorialnI.memorialsII.memorial(=statementoffactsinformofapetition) memorialistanmemorialist(=awriterofmemoirs) menacianmenace,threat

Hence:menaciar

menaciarvtomenace,threaten menage[F]nhousehold,mnage menagerie[F]nmenagerie menarvtolead,guide,conduct

Hence:promenar&

menchevseemenchevico menchevico(menshevco)nmenshevik,menshevist
Hence:menchevismomenchevista

menchevismo(sh)nmenshevism menchevista(sh)nmenshevist,menshevikattrib:menshevist,menshevistic mendan1.defect,blemish2.fault,error

Hence:mendoseemendar&

mendaceadjmendacious(1.lying,untruthful2.false,untrue) mendacionlie(=falsehood)mendacioofficiosewhitelie mendic(dc)adjbeggarly

Hence:mendicitatemendicarmendicante,mendicationmendico

mendicantenbeggar,mendicantspecif:[Eccl]mendicantfriar mendicarvtobegtogobegging mendicationn(actionof)begging mendicitatenmendicity mendico(co)nbeggar mendoseadj1.defective,faulty2.erroneous menestrelnminstrel meningen[Anat]meninxmeningesmeninges

Hence:meningitis

meningitis(tis)n[Pathol]meningitismeningitiscerebrospinalcerebrospinalmeningitis

[meno]adv(=minus) mensseemetir mensen1.month2.monthlysalary

Hence:mensualmensualitatemenstruo&bimestreetc.semestreetc.

mensornmeasureralso:gauge menstrualadjmenstrual(=pertainingtothemenses) menstruarvtomenstruate menstruationnmenstruation menstruonmenstruation

Hence:menstrualmenstruarmenstruation

mensualadjmonthly mensualitatenmonthlypayment mensuranmeasure

Hence:mensurarmensurabilemensurabilitate,immensurabileimmensurabilitate,mensuration,mensurator,mensurate dismensurate,commensurar&agrimensuraetc.

mensurabileadjmeasurable,mensurable mensurabilitatenmeasurability,mensurability mensurarvtomeasure mensurate1.ppofmensurar2.adjmoderate,temperate mensurationnmeasuring,measurement,mensuration mensuratornmeasurer mentaladjmentalrestrictionmentalmentalreservation mentalitatenmentality mentenmind(=intellectualpowers,mentalforce)

Hence:mentalmentalitatedemente&mentecapteetc.

mentecapteadjfeebleminded menthan[Bot]mintmenthapiperatepeppermint
Hence:menthol&

mentholnmenthol
Hence:mentholate

mentholateadjmentholated mentionnmentionfacermentiondetomakementionof,tomentionmentionhonorabilehonorablemention
Hence:mentionarmentionabileimmentionabile

mentionabileadjmentionable mentionarvtomention mentirvtolie,telllies

Hence:mentitormentitadismentir

mentitanlie,falsehood mentitornliar mentonchin menu[F]nmenu,billoffare menuetnminuet meravilianmarvel(=thatwhichexciteswonder)

Hence:meraviliosemeraviliar

meraviliarvtomarvel meravilioseadjmarvelous mercabileadjmerchantable mercantenmerchant,dealer mercantian1.trade,traffic2.merchandise,ware mercantiladj1.mercantile2.mercenary,grasping mercantilismonmercantilism(1.commercialism,mercenaryspirit2.theoryandpracticeofthemercantilesystem) mercarvtotrade,deal(=todobusiness) mercatonmarket(1.marketplace2.asin"cattlemarket"3.[Econ,Com])abonmercatoatalowrate,cheap(ly) mercatonigreblackmarket mercatornmerchant,dealer,marketer mercenmerchandisetrainodemercesfreighttrain
Hence:merceromerceriamercarmercante,mercantia,mercantilmercantilismomercabile,mercator,mercatocommercio&

mercedengrace,mercy,clemency,etc.esseralmercededetobeatthemercyof mercenariadjmercenary
Hence:mercenario

mercenarion1.hiredworker2.mercenary Mercer,Johnnpr[17911866inventorofmercerizingprocess]
Hence:mercerisarmercerisage,mercerisation,mercerisate

merceria(a)n1.notions,smallwarenotionorsmallwaretradeorstore mercerisage(aje)nmercerizing,mercerization mercerisarvtomercerize mercerisate1.ppofmercerisar2.adjmercerized mercerisationnmercerizing,mercerization mercerondealerinnotions,smallwaredealer mercurialadjI.mercurial(1.asin"mercurialtemperament"2.asin"mercurialbarometer")II.Mercurial mercuricadj[Chem]mercuric mercuridi(d)nWednesdaymercurididelcineresAshWednesday MercurionprMercury(1.[Mythol]2.[Astron])
Hence:mercurialmercuridietc.mercurio&

mercurionmercury,quicksilver
Hence:mercurialmercuricmercuriose

mercurioseadj[Chem]mercurous merervtomerit,deserve
Hence:meretrice&meritorimeritomeritardemer&emer&

meretricenprostitute
Hence:meretricie

meretricieadjmeretricious(=ofaprostitute) merger[merg/mers]vtoplunge(into),sink(in)
Hence:emerger&immerger&submerger&

meridianadjmeridian meridianonmeridianmeridianomagneticmagneticmeridian meridie(r)n1.noon2.southameridieatnoonantemeridieintheforenoon

Hence:meridianmeridianomeridionalantemeridianpostmeridiepostmendian

meridionaladjsouthern,meridionalmeridionalnsoutherner,meridional meringue[F]nmeringue(1.mixtureofbeateneggwhitesandsugar2.thincaseofmeringuefilledwithwhipped cream)

cream) merinonmerino meritarvtomerit,deserve merito(m)nmerit meritoriadjmeritorious merlanblackbird,merl meron[occurringincompounds]mero,mer(=part)

Hence:metameremetameria,metameromeropiaetc.isomereetc.polymereetc.pentamereetc.

meropia(a)n[Med]meropia,partialblindness messeemensemesadj[occurringincompounds]mes,meso(=middle)
Hence:mesenterioetc.Mesopotamiaetc.mesocarpioetc.mesozoicetc.mesocephaleetc.mesolabioetc.

msalliance[F]nmisalliance,msalliance meschinadjmean,paltry,shabby
Hence:meschineria

meschineria(a)nmeanness,shabbiness mesentericadjmesenteric mesenterion[Anat]mesentery

Hence:mesenteritismesenteric

mesenteritis(tis)n[Pathol]mesenteritis mesme1.same2.myself,yourself,himself,etc.(asin"thekinghimself")
Hence:mesmo

Mesmer,FriedrichAntonnpr[17341815Austriandoctor]
Hence:mesmerismomesmeristamesmerianmesmerisar

mesmerianadjmesmeric,mesmerian mesmerisarvtomesmerizealso:tomagnetize mesmerismonmesmerismalso:animalmagnetism mesmeristanmesmeristalso:animalmagnetist mesmoadv1.likewise2.evenhodiemesmothisverydayoramesmorightnow mesocarpion[Bot]mesocarp mesocephaleadjmesocephalic

Hence:mesocephalo

mesocephalonmesocephal mesolabionmesolabe MesopotamianprMesopotamia

Hence:mesopotamian

mesopotamianadjMesopotamian mesozoicadj[Geol]Mesozoic message(aje)nmessage

Hence:messageromessageria

messageria(ajera)nshippingoffice,shippingservice messagero(ajro)nmessenger messenharvest,crop(s)

Hence:messidoretc.

Messia(a)nMessiah
Hence:messianismomessianic

messianicadjMessianic messianismonMessianism messidorn[FrenchRevolutionaryCalendar]Messidor mesticiage(aje)n(actionorprocessof)crossbreeding mesticiarvtocross(=tocausetointerbreed) mesticionhalfbreed,mestizo

Hence:mesticiarmesticiage

mestieroncraft,trade mesuranmeasure(1.size,extent,dimension,etc.also:measurement2.standardofmeasurealso:systemofmeasure units,measurement3.[MusPros]4degree,proportion5asin"drasticmeasure(s)")bonmesuragoodorample measuremediemesurahalfmeasureamesuraque(inproportion)asprenderlemesurasdetotakemeasurementsof prendersumesurastotakestepsormeasures

Hence:mesurarmesurabilemesurabilitate,immesurabileimmesurabilitate,mesuration,mesurator,mesuratedismesurate

mesurabileadjmeasurable,mensurable mesurabilitatenmeasurability,mensurability mesurarvtomeasure(1.toascertainthesize,capacity,extent,measurements,etc.,of2.tobeofacertain measurement)mesurarsuparolastoweighone'swordsmesurarsecon(unpersona)tomeasureone'sstrengthagainst

measurement)mesurarsuparolastoweighone'swordsmesurarsecon(unpersona)tomeasureone'sstrengthagainst (someone)passomesuratemeasuredtread mesurate1.ppofmesurar2.adjmoderate,temperate mesurationnmeasuring,measurement,mensuration mesuratornmeasurer metseemeta metaprefixo[metbeforevowelsandhusedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]meta,met(1.behind2.beyond, transcending,higher3.changed,transferred,transformed)Hence:metastaseetc.metempsychoseetc.metaphysicetc. metamorpheetc.methodoetc. metabolen[Rhet]antimetabole
Hence:metabolismo

metabolismon[Biol]metabolism metacarpaladj[Anat]metacarpal metacarpon[Anat]metacarpus metallicadjmetallicreservametallic[Fin]bullionreserve metallifereadjmetalliferous metallinadjmetalline metallisarvtometallize metallisationnmetallization metallonmetal(asin"goldisametal")metalloblancwhitemetal,babbitt

Hence:metallicmetalliferemetallinmetalloidemetalloidicmetallisarmetallisationmetallographiaetc.metallurgoetc. bimetallismoetc.monometallistaetc.

metallographia(a)nmetallography(1.studyofmetals2.[Print])
Hence:metallographic

metallographicadjmetallographic metalloidenmetalloid metalloidicadjmetalloidal metallotherapia(a)nmetallotherapy metallurgia(a)nmetallurgy metallurgicadjmetallurgical,metallurgic metallurgistanmetallurgist

metallurgonmetallurgist
Hence:metallurgiametallurgistametallurgic

metamereadjmetamerous,metameric(1.[Zool]2.[Chem]) metameria(a)nmetamerism,metamery(1.[Zool]2.[Chem]) metamero(t)n[Zool]metamere metamorpheadjmetamorphic,metamorphous metamorphicadjmetamorphicalso:[Geol] metamorphismonmetamorphism(1.metamorphosis2.[Geol]) metamorphosarvtometamorphose,transform(=tocausetochangeform) metamorphosenmetamorphosis

Hence:metamorphosar

metaphora(t)nmetaphor
Hence:metaphoricmetaphorisar

metaphoricadjmetaphorical,metaphoric metaphorisarvtometaphorize metaphrasv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:metaphrasemetaphrasarmetaphrastemetaphrastic

metaphrasarvtometaphrase metaphrase(t)nmetaphrase metaphrastenmetaphrast metaphrasticadjmetaphrastic metaphysicadjmetaphysical metaphysicanmetaphysics metaphysiconmetaphysician metastase(tstase)n[Pathol]metastasis metathese(tese)n[Gram]metathesis metempsychosenmetempsychosis meteoricadjmeteoric meteoritenmeteorite meteoronmeteor(1.atmosphericphenomenon2.shootingstar)

meteoronmeteor(1.atmosphericphenomenon2.shootingstar)
Hence:meteoritemeteoricmeteorologoetc.

meteorologia(a)nmeteorology meteorologicadjmeteorologic,meteorological meteorologistanmeteorologist meteorologo(r)nmeterorologist

Hence:meteorologiameteorologistameteorologic

methseemethymethyleno methanon[Chem]methane,swampgas methodicadjmethodical methodisarvtomethodize methodismonMethodism methodistanMethodist methodo(m)nmethod

Hence:methodismomethodistamethodicmethodisarmethodologiaetc.

methodologia(a)nmethodology methyn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]methy(=wine)
Hence:methyleno&amethysto

methylseemethyleno methylaminon[Chem]methylamine methylenonmethylene(1.woodalcohol,methylalcohol2.[Chem]methyl)

Hence:methylomethylic,methano,methylaminoetc.

methylicadj[Chem]methylicalcoholmethylicmethylalcohol,methylicalcohol,woodalcohol methylon[Chem]methyl,methylene meticuloseadjmeticulous

Hence:meticulositate

meticulositatenmeticulosity,meticulousness metir[met/menslvtomeasurealso:toscan(verses)tosurvey(lands)metirsetobemoderate,practicemoderation
Hence:mensoragrimensoretc.mensura&immense&dimetir&

metonymia(a)n[Rhet]metonymy
Hence:metonymic

Hence:metonymic

metonymicadjmetonymical metrn[occurringincompounds]metro(=mother)
Hence:metropoleetc.

metran[occurringincompounds]meter(=oneoccupiedinmetry)
Hence:metria&geometraetc.

metrage(aje)nmeasurement(inmeters),metrage metrarvtometer(=tomeasurebythemeter) metria(a)[occurringincompounds]metry

Hence:stereometriaetc.

metricadj1.metric(=pertainingtothatsystemofmeasuresofwhichthemeteristheunit)2.metrical(=relatingto measurement)3.[Poet]metric,metrical metricanmetrics metronI.meter(1.onefortymillionthpartoftheterrestrialmeridian2.[Poet])II.tapemeasure,tapeline

Hence:metricmetrica,isometricetc.metrarmetragediametroetc.perimetrosymmetr&metronomoetc.metrologiaetc. alcalimetroetc.thermometroetc.centimetroetc.kilometroetc.hexametreetc.metra&

metrologia(a)nmetrology metronomo(tr)nmetronome metropolenmetropolis(1.parentstateofacolony2.[Eccl]3.chieftownorcityofacountryorstate)

Hence:metropolitametropolitanmetropolitano

metropolitan[GrChurch]metropolite metropolitanadjmetropolitan(1.belongingtotheparentstateofacolony2.[Eccl]3.belongingtothechieftownor cityofacountryorstate)ecclesiametropolitanmetropolitanchurch metropolitanon1.[Eccl]metropolitan2.urbanrailwayalso:subway,underground(railway) mexicanadjMexican mexicanonMexican(=nativeofMexico) Mexico(mx)nMexico

Hence:mexicanmexcicano

mezzaninn1.mezzanine(floororstory)2.mezzaninewindow mezzosoprano[I]n[Mus]mezzosoprano min1.[Mus]mi2.[Mus](thenote)E

Hence:solmisaretc.

Hence:solmisaretc.

miadjpossmy
Hence:mie

[mi]pronme(=me) miadj[occurringincompounds]mi,mio(=less)
Hence:miocenetc.

miasma[ma/mat]nmiasma
Hence:miasmatic

miasmatseemiasma miasmaticadjmiasmatic miau(u)interj/nmiaow,meow

Hence:miaular

miaularvtomiaow,meow,mew mican1.crumb(=smallpieceofbread,cake,etc.,rubbedorbrokenoff)2.[Mineral]mica
Hence:micaceemicarmicaschistoetc.

micaceeadj[Mineral]micaceous micarvtocrumble(=tocausetocrumble) micaschiston[Mineral]micaschist miccan1.wick2.[ArtilMinetc.]fuse,match MichaelnprmMichael micradj[occurringincompounds]micro,micr(1.small2.[MetricSystem,etc.]millionthpart)

Hence:microbioetc.microcosmoetc.microfaradetc.microfilmetc.Micronesiaetc.microphotographiaetc.microscopio etc.microtomoetc.microcephaleetc.

microbicidanmicrobicide microbionmicrobe
Hence:microbiologoetc.microbicidaetc.

microbiologia(a)nmicrobiology microbiologo(logo)nmicrobiologist
Hence:microbiologia

microcephaleadjmicrocephalic
Hence:microcepbalia

Hence:microcepbalia

microcephalia(a)nmicrocephaly microcosmicadjmicrocosmic microcosmonmicrocosm

Hence:microcosmic

microcysten[Bot]microcyst microfaradn[Elec]microfarad microfilmnmicrofilm micrometro(cr)nmicrometer micron(mc)nmicron(=onethousandthmillimeter) MicronesianprMicronesia

Hence:micronesianmicronesiano

micronesianadjMicronesian micronesianonMicronesian microphono(r)nmicrophone microphotographia(a)n1.microphotography2.microphotograph microscopia(a)nmicroscopy microscopicadjmicroscopic microscopionmicroscope

Hence:microscopiamicroscopistamicroscopic

microscopistanmicroscopist microseismo(si)nmicroseism(=feebleearthtremor)
Hence:microseismographo

microseismographo(m)nmicroseismograph microtomo(r)nmicrotome miepronpossminelemieeletuemineandthinelemiosmypeopleorfamily migraine[F]nmigraine(=headache)

Hence:migrainose

migrainose(grense)adjmigrainous migranteadjmigratory,migrant

migranteadjmigratory,migrant migrarvtomigrate
Hence:migrantemigrationmigratormigratoriemigrar&immigrar&

migrationnmigration migratornmigrantattribmigratoryavesmigratoresmigratorybirds migratoriadjmigratory(=pertainingtomigrations) mikado[J]nmikado mildew[A]n(vine)mildew,(grape)mildew milieu[F]nmilieu,environment militanteadjmilitantEcclesiamilitanteChurchmilitant militantianmilitancy militaradjmilitary militarnmilitaryman,soldier militaresmilitary militarvtofight(=totakepartinafight) militarinfavordetotellinfavorof militarcontratotellormilitateagainst militarisarvtomilitarize militarisationnmilitarization militarismonmilitarism militaristanmilitarist(=supporterofmilitarism) milite(m)nsoldier,warrior
Hence:militia&militarmilitarismo,militarista,militarisarmilitarisation,dismilitarisardismilitarisationmilitarmilitante militantia

militianmilitia
Hence:militiano

militianonmilitiaman millen/adj(a,one)thousand
Hence:milliardo&milliamilliarimillion&millesimemillennioetc.millimetroetc.millepedesetc.

millefloresnmillefleurs(perfume) millennionmillennium millepedes(p)ncentipede,millepede

millepedes(p)ncentipede,millepede millesime(sime)adjthousandthlemillesimeparte,lemillesimothethousandthpart,thethousandth milliseemille millianmilemilliamarinnauticalorseamile milliardarionbillionairemilliardaire milliardesime(sime)adjbillionth(=thousandmillionth) milliardonbillion,milliard

Hence:milliardariomilliardesime

milliariadjmile,milliarypetramilliari,columnamilliarimilestone milligrammanmilligram millilitro(litro)nmilliliter millimetro(metro)nmillimeter millionnmillion(duo)millionesde(homines)(two)million(men)

Hence:millionarimillionariomultimillionarioetc.millionesime

millionariadjmillionaire millionarionmillionaire millionesime(sime)adjmillionthlemillionesimeparte,lemillionesimothemillionthpart,themillionth mimarvtomimic mimev[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]mime(=toimitate)

Hence:mimeseetc.mimeticmimetismomimeographoetc.

mimeographarvtomimeograph mimeographo(grapho)nmimeograph
Hence:mimeographar

mimesen[Rhet]mimesis,mimicry mimetseemimetic mimeticadjmimetic,mimic,imitative mimetismon[Biol]mimicry mimicadjmimic(1.ofamime2.imitative) mimicangesticulation,useofgesturesalso:mimeticexpressionspecif:facialexpression mimonmime(1.[Antiq]farce2.actorinamime3.mimic,personskilledinmimicry)

mimonmime(1.[Antiq]farce2.actorinamime3.mimic,personskilledinmimicry)
Hence:mimic:mimicamimose&mimarmimologoetc.pantomimeetc.

mimodramanmimodrama,pantomime mimographo()nmimographer,writerofmimes mimologia(a)n[Rhet]mimesis,mimicry mimologo(m)n1.mimologist(=reciterofmimes)2.mimic,imitator

Hence:mimologia

mimosan[Bot]mimosa,sensitiveplant mimosaceasnpl[Bot]Mimosaceae mimosaceeadj[Bot]mimosaceous mimoseadjsensitive(asin"sensitiveplant")

Hence:mimosamimosaceemimosaceas

min[Chinese]n/adj[occurringincompounds]min(=peoplepeople's,popular)
Hence:Kuomintangetc.

minseealsominus minv[occurringincompounds]
Hence:emin&immin&promin&

minanmine(1.asin"coalmine")2.[Mil])
Hence:minarminatordragaminasetc.poneminasetc.

minarvI.toundermineII.tomine(1.asin"tomineabridge"2.todigfororeormetal) minaretn[Arch]minaret minatornminer(1.asin"coalminer"2.[Mil]) mineraladjmineralregnomineralmineralkingdomaquamineralmineralwateroleomineralmineraloil

Hence:mineralisarmineralisation,mineralisatorvegetomineraletc.mineralmineralogoetc.

mineraln1.mineral2.ore(asin"ironore") mineralisarvtomineralize(=totransformintoamineral) mineralisationnmineralization mineralisatornmineralizer(asin"sulphurisamineralizer") mineralogia(a)nmineralogy mineralogicadjmineralogical mineralogistanmineralogist

mineralogistanmineralogist mineralogo(logo)nmineralogist
Hence:mineralogiamineralogistamineralogic

Minervanpr[RomRelig]Minerva
Hence:minerval

minervaladjMinervic,Minervan miniarvI.tominiate(1.topaintwithredlead2.toilluminatepages,manuscripts,etc.)II.tominiature,paintminiatures miniaturanminiature(1.anillumination2.miniatureportrait3.miniaturerepresentation,model,etc.)inminiaturain miniature miniaturarvtominiaturetopaint,embellishwith,miniatures miniaturistanminiaturist minima(m)n[Mus]minim minime(m)adj1.least,smallest,minimal2.verysmall,tinypreciominimeminimumprice

Hence:minimominima

[minime](m)adv1.least2.verylittle3.bynomeans,notintheleast,no! minimo(m)nminimumMinimo[RCCh]Minimreduceralminimotoreducetoaminimum minionminium,redlead

Hence:miniarminiaturaminiaturista,miniaturar

ministerseeministro ministerialadj[Gov]ministerial ministerion1.office,function2.[Gov]ministry,department ministrarvtominister(1.toattend,beinattendance,serve2.toperformthefunctionofaministerofthechurch) ministronI.agent,representativeII.minister(1.[Gov]2.[Dipl]3.[ProtChurches])primeministroPrimeMinister ministrosinportafolioministerwithoutportfolio

Hence:ministerioministerialministraradministrar&,subministrarexministro

minoanadjMinoan minoanonMinoan minoradjminor(1.lesser,smaller2.[Law]underage3.[Mus])AsiaMinorAsiaMinorleordinesminor[Eccl]the minororders

Hence:minoritateMinorita

Minoritan[RCCh]Minorite minoritatenminority(1.smallernumberorpart2.[Law])esserinminoritatetobeintheminority

minoritatenminority(1.smallernumberorpart2.[Law])esserinminoritatetobeintheminority Minos(m)npr[Mythol]Minos
Hence:minoanminoanominotauroetc.

minotauron[Mythol]Minotaur minuendon[Arith]minuend minuer[minu/minut]vtodiminish,lessen

Hence:minuendominute&diminuer&

minus(m)advlessminusbelle(que)lessbeautiful(than)leminusbelletheleastbeautifulplusominusmoreorless minusde(deceannos)lessthan(tenyears)aminusqueunlessalminusatleast(le)minus(the)least(asin"what pleasesme(the)least") minus(de)(moneta,etc.)less(money,etc.)(quatro)minus(tres)(four)minus(three)(totos)minus(ille)(all)except,but (him)

Hence:minuscule&minime&minuspreciaretc.

minusculan1.smallorlowercaseletter2.minuscule minusculeadjtiny,minutelitteraminusculesmallorlowercaseletter
Hence:minuscula

minuspreciarvtodespise
Hence:minusprecio

minusprecioncontempt,scorn minutan1.draft("thedraftofacontract,etc.")2.minute(=thesixtiethpartofanhourorofageometricdegree)
Hence:minutar

minutarvtodraft(=tomakeadraftof) minuteadjminute(1.diminutive2.asin"aminuteinvestigation")
Hence:minutiaminutiose,minutiarminuta&

minutianminutia(=triflingdetail)minutiasminutiae minutiarvtomince(=tocutorchopintosmallpieces) minutioseadj1.meticulous,particular2.detailed,thorough miocenadj[Geol]Miocene

Hence:mioceno

miocenon[Geol]Miocene miradj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:mirificmirar&

Hence:mirificmirar&

miran1.aim(asin"takeaim,""goodaim,"etc.)2.sight(=deviceonafirearm) mirabiledictu[L]mirabiledictu,wonderfultorelate miraculonmiracle

Hence:miraculose

miraculoseadjmiraculous mirage(aje)nmirage mirarv1.tolookat(searchingly)2.to(take)aimat

Hence:miramiraculo&mirageadmirar&

mirificadjmarvelous misprefixomis(1.badly,wrongly2.not)
Hence:miscontenteetc.miscredenteetc.misinterpretaretc.misusaretc.

misanthropeadjmisanthropic
Hence:misanthropiamisanthropomisanthropic

misanthropia(a)nmisanthropy misanthropicadjmisanthropic misanthroponmisanthrope,misanthropist miscellaneanmiscellanyalso:miscellanies miscellaneeadjmiscellaneous

Hence:miscellanea

miscer[misc/mixt]vtomix,blend
Hence:miscibilemiscibilitatemixtionmixturamixtemixtilineeetc.admiscer&commiscer&immiscer&promiscue&

miscibileadjmiscible,mixable miscibilitatenmiscibility,mixability miscontenteadjdiscontent miscredenteadjmiscreant,unbelievingmiscredentenmiscreant,unbeliever miscredentianmiscreance miseenscne[F]nmiseenscne,stagingalso:stagesetting miserabileadjmiserable(1.wretc.hed2.vile,base) miserarvtodeplore,bewailmiserarsetolament,moan misereadjmiserable,wretc.hed

misereadjmiserable,wretc.hed
Hence:miseriamiserarmiserabile,commiserar&misericordeetc.

miserere(rre)n[Eccl]Miserere(1.the50thPsalmintheVulgate2.musicalsettingofthisPsalm) miserian1.misery,wretc.hedness2.need,penury misericordeadjmerciful,compassionate,sympathizing

Hence:misericordiamisericordiose

misericordianI.mercy,compassion,pityII.misericord(1.[RCCh]dispensationfromfasting,etc.2.[EcclArch] miserere3.daggerforgivingthecoupdegrce)misericordia!mercy!gracious!etc. misericordioseadjmerciful,fullofpity misinterpretarvtomisinterpret misinterpretationnmisinterpretation miso[occurringincompounds]miso,mis(=hatred,hating)

Hence:misogameetc.misanthropeetc.misoneismoetc.

misogame()adjmisogamic misogamia(a)nmisogamy misogamo()nmisogamist misogyneadjmisogynic misogynia(a)nmisogyny,misogynism misogyno()nmisogynist,misogyne misoneismo(zmo)nmisoneism(=hatredofthenew) misoneista(sta)nmisoneist misplaciarvtomisplace,mislay missseemitter missan[RCCh]MassmissabasseLowMassmissasolemneSolemnMass,HighMass
Hence:missal

missalnmissal missionnmission(1.dutyonwhichapersonissent2.bodyofpersonssentout)
Hence:missionario

missionarionmissionary MississippinprMississippi(1.MississippiRiver2.StateofMississippi) missivanmissive

missivanmissive misusage(aje)nmisusage misusarvtomisuse,also:toabuse misusonmisusealso:abuse mitigarvtomitigate(=tomakemilderorgentler)

Hence:mitigation

mitigationnmitigation mitonn1.mitten2.mitt mitranmiter

Hence:mitrar

mitralianmitraillealso:grapeshotcanistershot
Hence:mitraliarmitraliator,mitraliatrice

mitraliarv1.tofireatwithmitraille2.tomachinegun mitraliatornmachinegunner mitraliatricenmachinegun mitrarvtomiter(=toinvestwithamiter) mitter[mitt/miss]vmitterintoputorplaceinorintomitterlenasoinuncosatopokeone'snoseintosomething

Hence:mission&missivaadmitter&committer&dimitter&emitter&intermitter&intromitter&omitter&permitter &premitter&pretermitter&promitter&remitter&submitter&transmitter&manumitteretc.

mixtseemiscer mixteadjmixedtrainomixtemixedtrain mixtilineeadj[Geom]mixtilineal,mixtilinear mixtionnmixture(1.actofmixing2.somethingmixed) mixturanmixture(=somethingmixed) mmabbr=millimetro mm=millimetroquadrate mm=millimetrocubic mnemon[occurringincompounds]mnemo(=memory)

Hence:mnemogeneseetc.mnemotechnicetc.

mnemogenese(g)nmnemogenesis mnemogenesis(g)nmnemogenesis mnemonicadjmnemonic

mnemonicadjmnemonic
Hence:mnemonica

mnemonicanmnemonics,mnemotechny mnemotechnia(a)nmnemotechny,mnemonics mnemotechnicadjmnemonic

Hence:mnemotechnica

mnemotechnicanmnemotechny,mnemonics mnesn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]mnes(=memory)
Hence:mnesicamnesia&cryptomnesiaetc.

mnesiaseeamnesia mnesicadjmnesic(=pertainingtomemory) moseeismo moseemovermon mobilarvtofurnish(asin"tofurnisharoom")domomobilateroomingorlodginghouse mobileadjmobilefestasmobilemovablefeastsbenesmobilepersonalestate,movables

Hence:mobilitatemobiliariimmobiliarimobilisar&automobile&immobileimmobilitate,immobilisarimmobilisation locomobiloetc.mobile&

mobilenpieceoffurnituremobilesfurniture
Hence:mobiliariomobilardismobilar

mobiliseemobile mobiliariadjbenesmobiliaripersonalestate,movables mobiliarion(setof)furniture mobilisabileadjmobilizable mobilisarvtomobilize(1.asin"tomobilizeresources,wealth,etc."2.toputtroopsonawarfooting)

Hence:mobilisabilemobilisationdemobilisardemobilisation

mobilisationn[Mil]mobilization mobilitatenmobility mocassin(mc)nmoccasin(asin"buckskinmoccasins") modanmode(=prevailingfashion)modaswomen'sapparelalmodaalamode,fashionableesserdemodatobein fashionpassatedemodaoutoffashion

Hence:modista

Hence:modista

modaladjmodal(1.[Philos]2.[Gram]3.[Mus]) modalitaten[Philos]modality modellarvtomodel("tomodelinclay,etc.")modellar(se)supertomodel(oneself)on,upon modellatornmodeler modellonmodel(1.thing,person,etc.tobecopied2.mannequin)attribmodel(asin"amodelmarriage")

Hence:modellarmodellator

moderanteadj1.pprofmoderar2.adjmoderate(=inclinedtocompromise) moderantismon[Pol]moderantism moderantistan[Pol]moderantist moderarvtomoderatemoderar(unpena)tomitigate(apenalty)

Hence:moderantemoderantismo,moderantistamoderationimmoderationmoderatormoderatemoderatessa,immoderate immoderatessa

moderate1.ppofmoderar2.adjmoderate moderatessanmoderateness moderationnmoderation moderatornmoderator(1.onewhoorthatwhichrendersmoderate2.[Mech]) moderneadjmodern(construer)almoderne(tobuild)inmodernstyle

Hence:modernismomodernistamodernitatemodernisarmodernisation

modernisarvtomodernize modernisationnmodernization modernismonmodernism modernistanmodernist modernitatenmodernness,modernity modesteadjmodest

Hence:modestia,immodesteimmodestia

modestianmodesty modicadjmoderatepreciomodicreasonableprice
Hence:modicitate

modicitatenmoderatenessmodicitatedepreciosreasonablenessofprices modificabileadjmodifiable

modificabileadjmodifiable modificarvtomodifyalso:[Gram]
Hence:modificabilemodificationmodificativemodificator

modificationnmodification modificativeadjmodificatory,modifying modificatornmodifier modion1.modius(=Romancornmeasure)2.[Bib]bushel

Hence:modiolo

modiolo(d)nhub(ofawheel) modistanmilliner modonI.mode(1.[Mus]2.way,manner)II.[Gram]moodinmodolyinmodospecialespecially

Hence:modalmodalitatemodic&modulo&modificar&omnimodeetc.

modularvI.tomold,mould(astatue,etc.)II.tocast(astatue,etc.)III.tomodulate(1.asin"tomodulateone'svoice" 2.[Mus]topassfromonekeyintoanother) modulationnmodulation(1.actofmodulatingtone,inflection,orpitch2.[Mus]) modulatorn1.molder,moulder2.modulator modulaturan[Arch]molding,moulding modulonI.mold,mould(1.asin"tocastinamold"2.model)II.[Arch]module

Hence:modularmodulationmodulatormodulatura

mohair[A]nmohair Mohammed(hm)nprMohammed
Hence:mohammedanmohammedanismo,mohammedano

mohammedanadjMohammedan mohammedanismonMohammedanism mohammedanonMohammedan molan1.millstone2.grindstone molaradjmolardentemolarmolar(tooth)molarnmolar molen1.mass,pile2.[Naut]mole

Hence:molecula&demolir&

moleculanmolecule
Hence:molecular

molecularadjmolecular molervtogrind(asin"togrindcoffee")
Hence:molamoletta,molar,molino&

molestarvtomolest molestationnmolestation molesteadjtroublesome,irksome,annoying

Hence:molestiamolestarmolestation

molestiantrouble,annoyance molettanknurlingtool Molina,Luisnpr[15351600SpanishJesuitandtheologian]

Hence:molinismo,molinista

molinarvtomill(=tosubjecttotheoperationofamill) molineronmiller(=onewhoworksamill) molinismonMolinism(=thedoctrineofLuisMolina) molinistanMolinist(=afollowerofLuisMolina) molinonmill(=machineforgrindinggrain,etc.)molinodevento,aqua,caffe,etc.windmill,watermill,coffeemill, etc.combatterlemolinosdeventototiltatorfightwindmills

Hence:molineromolinar

Molinos,Migueldenpr[16401697Spanishpriestandmystic,oneofthechiefexponentsofChristianQuietism]
Hence:milinosismomolinosista

molinosismonMolinism(=theQuietisticdoctrineofMigueldeMolinos) molinosistanMolinist(=afollowerofMigueldeMolinos) molleadjsoft(=nothardalso:nothardy)

Hence:mollessamolluscomolliramollir&emollir&mollificar&

mollessansoftness(=absenceorlackofhardnessalso:absenceorlackofhardiness) molliamentonmoistening,wetting molliarvtomoisten,wet

Hence:molliamentomolliatura

molliaturanmoistening,wettingalso:moisture,wetness mollificarvtomollify

mollificarvtomollify
Hence:mollification

mollificationnmollification mollirvtosoften(=tobecomesoft) mollusconmollusk momentaneeadjmomentary momentonmoment(1.instant2.[Mech])degrande(parve)momentoofgreat(little)momentmomentodeunfortia momentofaforcemomentodeinertiamomentofinertialemodadelmomentothefashionofthemomentlemomento psychologicthepsychologicalmoment

Hence:momentaneemomentose

momentoseadjmomentous monadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]mon,mono(=only,single,alone)
Hence:monade&monismomonistamonisticmonoculoetc.monadelpheetc.monatomicmonarchmonographoetc. monolithoetc.monologoetc.monoplanoetc.monometallismoetc.monophysitaetc.monotheistaetc.monochordoetc. monochromaticetc.monosyllabeetc.monogameetc.monomieetc.monopolioetc.

monacha(m)nnun monachaladjmonkish,monachal monachatonmonkdom monachismonmonachism monacho(m)nmonk

Hence:monachismomonachatomonachalmonacha

monade(m)nmonadalso:[PhilosZooletc.]
Hence:monadismomonadicmonadologiaetc.

monadelpheadj[Bot]monadelphous
Hence:monadelphia

monadelphia(a)n[Bot]monadelphy monadicadjmonadic monadismonmonadism monadologia(a)nmonadology monandreadjmonandrous

Hence:monandria

monandria(a)nmonandry(1.[Anthropol]2.[Bot]) monarch[occurringinderivatives]monarch(1.toruleasmonarch2.monarchic)

monarch[occurringinderivatives]monarch(1.toruleasmonarch2.monarchic)
Hence:monarchamonarchiamonarchismo,monarchista,monarchic

monarchanmonarch(=headofamonarchy) monarchia(a)nmonarchy monarchicadjmonarchic,monarchicalalso:monarchistic monarchismonmonarchism monarchistanmonarchistalso:attrib monasv[occurringinderivatives]monas(=tolivealone)

Hence:monasterio&monastic&

monasterialadjmonasterial morlasterionmonastery
Hence:monasterial

monasticadjmonastic,monasterial
Hence:monasticismo

monasticismonmonasticism monatomicadj[Chem]monatomic monervtoadmonish,advise

Hence:monitionmonitormonitorimonitorioadmoner&premoner&admonestar&

Monetanpr[RomRelig]Moneta(asin"JunoMoneta")moneta1.mint(=placewheremoneyiscoined)2.(current) coin3.moneybattermonetatocoinormintmoneypapiromonetapapermoneymonetafalsecounterfeitmoney monetadetascapocketmoney,pinmoney

Hence:monetarimoneteromonetarmonetagemonetisardismonetisardismonetisationportamonetaetc.

monetage(aje)n1.minting,coining2.[Hist]moneyage(=feepaidformintingprivilege) monetarvtomint(=tostampandmakeintomoney) monetariadjmonetary moneteronminter monetisarvtomonetize mongoladj/n1.Mongol,Mongolian(=nativeofMongolia)2.Mongolian,Mongolic

Hence:Mongoliamongolismomongolicmongolicomongoloide

MongolianprMongolia mongolicadjMongolian,Mongolic

mongoliconMongolian(1.Mongol2.Mongolianlanguage,Mongolic3.memberoftheMongolianrace) mongolismon[Pathol]Mongolism mongoloideadjMongoloid monismon[Philos]monism monistanmonist monisticadjmonistic monitionnadmonition monitornmonitor,admonisher monitoriadjmonitory,admonitory monitorionmonitory(letter) monochordonmonochord monochromaticadjmonochromatic monochromeadjmonochrome monoculo(n)nmonocle monogame(n)adjmonogamous
Hence:monogamiamonogamicmonogamo

monogamia(a)nmonogamy monogamicadjmonogamic monogamo(n)nmonogamist monogrammanmonogram monographia(a)nmonograph monographicadjmonographic monographo(grapho)nmonographer

Hence:monographiamonographic

monolithicadjmonolithic monolitho(lito)nmonolith
Hence:monolithic

monologarvtodeliveramonologue,monologize monologo(logo)nmonolog(ue)

Hence:monologar

monometallismonmonometallism monometallistanmonometallist monometricadjmonometric monometro(metro)nmonometer

Hence:monometric

monomieadj[Alg]monomial
Hence:monomio

monomion[Alg]monomial monophysitan[Theol]Monophysite monoplanonmonoplane monopolionmonopoly

Hence:monopolismomonopolistamonopolisarmonopolisation

monopolisarvtomonopolize monopolisationnmonopolization monopolismonmonopolism monopolistanmonopolist monosticho(n)n[Pros]monostich monosyllabe(s)adjmonosyllabic

Hence:monosyllabo

monosyllabo(s)nmonosyllable monotheismo(zmo)nmonotheism monotheista(sta)nmonotheist

Hence:monotheistic

monotheista(sta)adjmonotheistic monotheistic(stic)adjmonotheistic monotoneadjmonotonous

Hence:monotonia

monotonia(a)nmonotony monotypon[Print]monotype

monstran1.show,display2.showwindow,displaywindow3.samplefacermonstrade(corage,etc.)toshow, display(courage,etc.) monstrabileadjfittobeseen,presentable monstrarvtoshowalso:todisplay,pointout,etc.

Hence:monstramonstrabilemonstratordemonstrar&remonstrar&monstraventoetc.

monstratornonewhoshowsalso:demonstrator(=onewhomakesevident) monstraventonweathervane monstronmonsterattribmonster

Hence:monstruosemonstruositate

monstruoseadjmonstrous monstruositatenmonstrosity montacargas(cr)nhoist,lift(=liftingapparatus) montage(aje)n(actionof)mounting(ajewel,picture,gun,etc.)also:montage montanadjmontane(1.mountainous2.mountain)

Hence:cismontantransmontanultramontan&

montanianmountainmountaniasrusse[Amusements]rollercoaster,switchbackrailwaycatenademontaniaschainof mountains,mountainrange
Hence:montanieromontaniose

montanieronmountaineer montanioseadjmountainous montarvI.tomount(1.toascend2.tofixinasetting,backing,supportetc.)II.[Breeding]tocover,servemontarun cavallotomountahorsemontarapilotoridebareback

Hence:montagephotomontageetc.montaturamontatadismontar&remontar&surmontar&montacargasetc.

montatanclimb,ascentalso:upwardslope montaturan(actionof)mounting(ajewel,picture,gun,etc.)also:montage montenmountain,mountmontedepietatepawnshopamonteuphill

Hence:monticulomontania&montan&montuoseamontar&pedemonteetc.

monticulon(smallmountain),hill,monticule montuoseadjmountainousalso:hilly monumentaladjmonumental monumentonmonument

Hence:monumental

moran1.delay2.[Pros]mora
Hence:morosemorositatemorarmoratori,moratorio,demorar&remorar&

moranmulberry(=fruitofthemulberry) moraladjmoral(1.asin"moralconduct"2.asin"moralvictory")
Hence:moralismomoralistamoralitatemoralisarmoralisation,moralisator,dismoralisar&amoral&immoral&

moraln1.morals2.moral3.morale(asin"themoraleofanarmy") moralisarvtomoralize(1.toimprovethemoralsof2.tostudymoralproblems) moralisationnmoralization(1.actionofimprovingthemorals2.moralreflection) moralisatornmoralizer moralismonmoralism(=moralpractice,attitude,etc.) moralistanmoralist moralitatenmorality morarvtodelay,tarry,linger moratoriadjmoratory moratorionmoratorium morbideadj1.morbid2.[Art]delicatelytinted,soft morbiditatenmorbidity morbifereadjmorbiferous morbificadjmorbific morbondiscase,illness
Hence:morbidemorbiditatemorbiferemorbific

mordaceadjbiting(asin"bitingsarcasm"),mordacious
Hence:mordacitate

mordaciangag(=somethingthrustintoaperson'smouthtopreventhimfromspeaking) mordacitatenmordacity mordenteI.pprofmorderII.adjmordant(1.corrosive2.biting,caustic)mordenten1.[Dyeing]mordant2.[Mus] mordent morder[mord/mors]vtobitemorderlepulveretobitethedust

Hence:mordaciamordace&mordentemorsuramorso&remorder&

morenmanner,custom,usagemoresmores
Hence:moral&

morenan[Geol]moraine morgue[F]nmorgue(=placewherebodiesarekeptforidentification) moribundeadjmoribund,dying moriente1.pprofmorir2.adjdying morir[mor/mort]vtodiemorirsetobedyingslowly

Hence:moribundemorientemorteamortir&,amortisar&,manomorteetc.semimorteetc.,mortomortuari

MormonnMormon(asin"theBookofMormon")mormonMormon(=memberoftheMormonChurch)
Hence:mormonismomormonic

mormonicadjMormon mormonismonMormonism moronmulberry(=mulberrytree)

Hence:mora

moroseadjtardy,dilatory,lingering morositatenslowness,tardiness morphn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]morph,morpho(=form)

Hence:Morpheo&amorpheamorphia,amorphismometamorphemetamorphismo,metamorphicmorphologoetc. anthropomorpheetc.isomorpheetc.dimorpheetc.

morphseeMorpheo Morpheo(o)npr[GrMythol]Morpheus
Hence:morphina&

morphinanmorphine
Hence:morphinismomorphinomaniaetc.morphinomanoetc.

morphinismon[Med]morphinism morphinomania(a)nmorphinomania morphinomano(mano)nmorphinomaniac morphologia(a)nmorphology morphologicadjmorphological morphologistanmorphologist

morphologo(logo)nmorphologist
Hence:morphologiamorphologistamorphologic

morsseemorder Morse,SamuelFinelyBreesenpr[17911872Americaninventorandartist](alphabeto)MorseMorse(alphabet), Morse(code) morsellarvtomorsel morsellonmorsel(1.smallbite2.piece,fragment)

Hence:morsellar

morsonbit(=partofthebridlethatgoesinahorse'smouth)
Hence:morsello&

morsuranbite(1.actofbiting2.woundcausedbybiting) mortseemorir mortaladjmortal(1.destinedtodie2.fatal)inimicomortalmortalfoepeccatomortalmortalsinmortalnmortal mortalitatenmortality(1.mortalnature2.deathrate)tabulasdemortalitatemortalitytables mortendeathmortecivilcivildeathcondemnaramortetosentence(someone)todeathponeramortetoputtodeath

Hence:mortalmortalitate,immortalimmortalitate,immortalisarmortiferemortificar&

morteadjdeadnaturamortestilllifeaquamortestill,stagnant,waterlitteramorte[Law]deadlettermonetamorte deadcapitalpunctomortedeadpoint,deadcenter morteronmortar(1.asin"mortarandpestle"2.[Mil]3.asin"toplasterwithmortar") mortifereadjdeadly,fatal,deathbearing mortificarvI.tomortify(1.[Eccl]2.tocausetofeelhumiliated)II.[Pathol]tocausetomortify

Hence:mortificationimmortificationmortificatormortificateimmortificate

mortificate1.ppofmortificar2.adjmortified mortificationnmortification(1.[Eccl]2.humiliation,shame3.[Pathol]) mortificatornmortifier mortondeadmanorperson,deceased mortuariadjmortuary(camera,etc.)mortuarideath(chamber,etc.) mosaic(ic)adjMosaic mosaico(ico)nmosaic mosaismo(zmo)nMosaism

moschea(a)nmosque Moscovanpr1.Moscow2.Moskva,MoscowRiver
Hence:Moscoviamoscovita

MoscovianprMuscovy moscovitanMuscovite Moses(m)nprMoses

Hence:mosaismo,mosaic

moslem(m)n/adjMoslem,Mussulman mosquitieranmosquitonet mosquito[H]nmosquitoalso:gnat

Hence:mosquitiera

motseemover motinnmutiny
Hence:motineromotinosemotinar

motinarvtocausetomutinymotinarsetomutiny motineronmutineer motinoseadjmutinous motionnmotion(1.movement2.[Parl])

Hence:locomotionetc.

motivarv1.tostatethereasonfor2.tomotivate motivationnmotivation motiveadjmotive

Hence:locomotiveetc.motivomotivarmotivation

motivon1.motive2.motif motoseemotor motoculturanmechanizedagriculture motocyclettanmotorcycle motocyclistanmotorcyclist motocyclonmotorcycle

Hence:motocyclettamotocyclista

motornmotor(asin"anelectricmotor")attribmotor,motivefortiamotormotivepowerorforcenervos,musculos motormotorormotorynerves,musclesmotorDieselDieselmotororengine
Hence:motorisarmotorisationmotorcycloetc.locomotoretc.electromotoretc.motoculturaetc.

motorcyclistanmotorcyclist motorcyclonmotorcycle
Hence:motorcyclista

motorisarvtomotorize motorisationnmotorization mottetton[Mus]motet mottonmotto

Hence:mottetto

mover[mov/mot]vtomove(1.tocausetomove2.toaffectwithemotion,stirup)
Hence:movimentomobile&movibilemotion&motive&motor&amover&commover&emover&promover& remover&

movibileadjmovable movimentonmovement(1.actionorprocessofmoving2.asin"popularmovement,youthmovement,etc.") movimentoperpetueperpetualmotion Moyse(s)nprMoses [mox]advsoon,atonce,directly mozarabe[H]nMozarab(=memberoftheChristianpopulationofSpainundertheArabs)

Hence:mozarabic

mozarabicadjMozarabicritomozarabicMozarabicrite mucerv1.tobemoldytobemusty
Hence:mucidemucor

mucideadjmoldy,mustymucid mucilaginen[Bot]mucilage(=mucilaginoussap)
Hence:mucilaginose

mucilaginoseadjmucilaginous(asin"mucilaginousglands") mucinan[Biochem]mucin mucipareadjmuciparous

muconmucus
Hence:mucilagine&mucinamucosemucositate,mucosamucipareetc.

mucorn1.mold,moldinessmustiness2.[Bot]Mucor mucosan[Anat]mucosamucousmembrane mucoseadjmucousmembranemucosemucousmembrane mucositatenmucosity,mucousness muezzinnmuezzin muftinmufti(=officialexpounderofMohammedanlaw) mugirv1.tobellow(=toroarasthebulldoes)2.tolow,mooleventomugithewindhowls mulanshemule mulattonmulatto mulctanfine(asin"fineoftendollars"),mulct
Hence:mulctar

mulctarvtofine,mulct muleronmuleteer,muledriver mulger[mulg/muls]vtomilk(cows,goats,etc.)

Hence:mulsionmulgitormulgituraemulger&

mulgitornonewhomilks,milker mulgituran(actionof)milking mullah(l)n[Moham]mullah mulon[Zool]mulespecif:hemule

Hence:muleromula

mulsseemulger mulsionn(actionof)milking multarticulateadj[Zool]multarticulate,multiarticulate multeadj1.much2.many

Hence:multitude[permulte]&multimillionarioetc.:multiformeetc.multicoloretc.multicellularetc.multiloqueetc. multiloquenteetc.multipleetc.multipliceetc.multunguleetc.multo

multiarticulateadj[Zool]multarticulate,multiarticulate multicapsularadjmulticapsular

multicaule(cu)adj[Bot]multicauline,havingseveralstems multicellularadjmulticellular multicoloradjmulticolored multicuspide(cs)adj[Bot]multicuspid,multicuspidate multifide(t)adjmultifid(=cleftseverally) multifloradjmultiflowered multiformeadjmultiform

Hence:multiformitate

multiformitatenmultiformity multilatereadjmanysided,multilateral multilobateadj[Bot,Zool]multilobate,multilobed,multilobar multilobe(t)adj[Bot,Zool]multilobar,multilobed,multilobate multilocularadj[Bot,Zool]multilosular multiloque(t)adjmultiloquous,talkative multiloquenteadjmultiloquent,talkative

Hence:multiloquentia

multiloquentianmultiloquence,talkativeness multimillionarionmultimillionaire multinomieadj[Math]multinominal,polynomial

Hence:multinomio

multinomion[Math]multinominal,polynominal multipara(t)nmultipara multipareadjmultiparous

Hence:multiparitate,multipara

multiparitatenmultiparity multipartiteadjmultipartite multipede(t)adjmultiped,multipede multiple(ml)adjmultiple(1.menifold,multiplex2.[Math])

Hence:multiplo

multiplicabileadjmultiplicable,multipliable multiplicandonmultiplicand multiplicarvtomultiply(1.tomakemorenumerous2.[Math])multiplicarse1.tomultiply(=tobecomemore numerous)2.tobehalfadozenplacesatonce multiplicationnmultiplicationtabulademultiplicationmultiplicationtable multiplicativeadjmultiplicative multiplicatorn[Math]multipliermultiplicatordefrequentia[Elec]frequencymultiplier multiplice(t)adjmultiple(1.manifold,multiplex2.[Math])

Hence:multiplicitate,multiplicarmultiplicando,multiplicabile,multiplication,multiplicative,multiplicator

multiplicitatenmultiplicity multiplo(ml)n[Math]multipleleminimecommunmultiplotheleastcommonmultiple,LCM multipolaradj[Anat,Elec]multipolar multisenseadjmultisensual,multivocal(=havingmanymeanings) multisoneadjmultisonous,multisonant multitubularadjmultitubular multitudenmultitude(1.largenumber2.crowd,throng) multivage(t)adjmultivagant,muchwandering multivalveadj[Bot,Zool]multivalve,multivalved multivalvular[Bot,Zool]multivalvular multivie(t)adjmultivious(=havingmanyroads) multoadv1.very2.much multungulateadj[Zool]multungulate multunguleadj[Zool]multungulate mumianmummy
Hence:mumificarmumification

mumificarvtomummify(=toembalmasamummy) mumificationnmummification munadj[occurringincompounds]

Hence:immun&commun&

Mnchen[G]nplMunich,Mnchen

mundadentes(dn)ntoothpick mundanadj1.mundane,worldly2.society(attrib),oftheworld mundanitaten1.worldliness2.fashionableness mundarvtocleansealso:toclean(=tomakeclean) mundeadjclean

Hence:munditiamundarmundadentesetc.mundificarmundificationimmundeimmunditia

mundialadjworldwideguerramundialWorldWar mundificarvtocleanse,purify mundificationncleansing,purification munditiancleanness,cleanliness mundonworld(1.Universe2.earth3.society)totelemundoeverybodylevetulemundotheOldWorldlenove mundotheNewWorldlemundoliteraritheliteraryworld

Hence:mundialmundanmundanitate,supermundan

munerarvtopresent,give
Hence:remunerar&

muni[occurringincompounds]
Hence:municipeetc.munificenteetc.

Munich(m)nprMunich municipaladjmunicipalconsiliomunicipalcityortowncouncil municipalisarvtomunicipalize municipalilaten1.municipality(=town,city,etc.,havinglocalselfgovernment)2.townorcitycouncil,municipality 3.townorcityhal municipe(n)ntownsman

Hence:municipiomunicipalmunicipalitate,municipalisar

municipion1.[RomHist]municipium2.towndistrict munificenteadjmunificent
Hence:munificentia

munificentianmunificence munirv1.tofortify(asin"tofortifyacity")2.toprovidewith,furnish
Hence:munitionmunitionero,munitionarpremunir

munitionn1.militarysupplies,munitions2.ammunitionpandemunition[Millrationbread munitionarvtomunition,supplywithmunitions munitioneronmunitioner,munitioneer muraladjmuralpicturamuralmural(painting)(mappa)muralwall(map) muralian[Fortif]wall murarv1.towallin,surroundwithawall2.towallup murenmouse

Hence:murides

murianbrine
Hence:muriatomuriatemuriaticsalmuriaetc.

muriateadjmuriated(=impregnatedwithchloride) muriaticadjmuriaticacidomuriaticmuriaticacid,hydrochloricacid muriatonmuriate,chloride murides(mr)n[Zool]Muridae murmurarvtomurmuralso:tomutter,mumble,grumble,babbleetc. murmurationn(actionof)murmuringalso:muttering,mumbling,grumbling,babbling,babble,etc. murmuratornmurmureralso:mutterer,mumbler,grumbler,etc. murmurenmurmuralso:muttering,mumbling,grumbling,etc.

Hence:murmurosemurmurarmurmuration,murmuratormurmurear

murmurearvtomurmuralso:tomutter,mumble,grumble,etc. murmuroseadjmurmurous(=filledwith,ormaking,murmurs) muronwall(=uprightstructureofmasonry,etc.)

Hence:muraliamuralantemural,extramural,intramuralmurar

musnmouse
Hence:musaraneaetc.

musanMuse,muse
Hence:museomusicmusicomusica&

musaranean[Zool]shrew muscan1.[Entom]fly2.tuftofhair(onlowerlip)3.beautyspot,patchmuscasvolante[Pathol]muscaevolitantes muscadeHispaniaSpanishfly,blisterbeetlemuscaartificial[Angling]fly

Hence:muscides

Hence:muscides

muscateadjbovemuscatemuskoxrattomuscatemuskratnucemuscatenutmegrosamuscatemuskrose muscatellonmuscatel(1.muscatgrape2.muscatelwine) muscatonmuscat(1.muscatgrape2.muscatelwine) muschetteronmusketeer muschettonmusket,rifle

Hence:muschettero

muscides(ms)npl[Zool]Muscidae musconmoss
Hence:muscosemuscologiaetc.

musconmusk(1.muskdeer2."musksubstanceorperfume")
Hence:muscatemuscatomuscatello

muscologia(a)nbryology,muscology(=scienceafmosses) muscoseadjmossy muscularadjmuscular(asin"muscularenergy") musculateadjmuscled,muscular musculaturanmuscularsystem,musculature musculinan[Biochem]musculin musculo(ms)nmuscle

Hence:musculaturamuscularmusculatemusculinamusculosemusculositate

musculo(ms)nmusselalso:clam muculoseadjmuscular(asin"muscularman") musculositatenmuscularity musellarrtomuzzle musellonmuzzle(asin"adogwearingamuzzle")

Hence:musellar

museo(o)nmuseum musicadj1.artistic,disposedforthefinearts2.musical(=oforpertainingtomusic) musicanmusicponerinmusicatosettomusic

Hence:musichettamusicalmusicarmusicantemusicologoetc.

musicaladjmusical(asin"musicalarrangement")auremusicalmusicalear

musicaladjmusical(asin"musicalarrangement")auremusicalmusicalear musicantenmusician musicarvtoplay,makemusic musichseemusica musichettaneasyunpretentiousmusic musiconmusician musicologia(a)nmusicology musicologo(c)nmusicologist

Hence:musicologia

musicomania(a)nmusicomania musicomano(c)nmusicomaniac
Hence:musicomania

musonsnout,muzzle
Hence:musello&

musselinanmuslin mustachionmoustache mustang[A]nmustang mustardanmustard

Hence:mustarderomustardiera

mustarderonmustardmaker,mustardseller mustardieranmustardjar,mustardpot mustelanweasel mustonmust(=newwine,sweetcider)

Hence:mustarda&

musulmannMussulman,Moslem mutanmolt(=processofmolting) mutabileadjchangeable,mutable mutabilitatenmutability mutarv1.tochange(=tomakeorbecomedifferent)2.tomolt

Hence:mutamutue&mutabilemutabilitate,immutabileimmutabilitatemutationcommutar&permutar&transmutar&

mutationnmutation(1.change2.[Biol]) mutatismutandis[L]mutatismutandis muteadjmute,dumb,silentlitteramute[Phonet]muteorsilentletter

Hence:mutismomutescersurdemuteetc.

mutescervtogrowmute,growsilent mutilarvtomutilate mutilate1.ppofmutilar2.adjwounded(asin"woundedsoldier") mutilationnmutilation mutilatonwounded(soldier)multilatosdeguerrawounded(soldiers) mutilatornmutilator mutileadjmaimed,mutilated

Hence:mutilarmutilation,mutilator,mutilatemutilato

mutismonmuteness,dumbness,mutism mutualadjmutual,reciprocal mutualitatenmutuality,reciprocity mutueadjmutual,reciprocal

Hence:mutualmutualitate

muzhik[R]nmuzhik myv[occurringincompounds]my(=toshuttheeyes,blink)
Hence:myopeetc.

myopeadjshortsighted,nearsighted,myopic
Hence:myopia

myopia(a)nshortsightedness,nearsightedness,myopia myosotis(s)n[Bot]forgetmenot,myosotis myriadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]myria,myri(1.countless2.tenthousand)

Hence:myriademyriagrammaetc.myriapodeetc.

myriade(ade)nmyriad(1.tenthousand2.indefinitelylargenumber) myriagrammanmyriagram myriametro()nmyriameter

myriapode()adjmyriapod
Hence:myriapodo

myriapodo()nmyriapodmyriapodos[Zool]Myriapoda myrrhanmyrrh(=gumresinproducedbythemyrrhtree)
Hence:myrrhicmyrrhar

myrrharvtoperfumewithmyrrh myrrhicadjmyrrhic myrtaceasnpl[Bot]Myrtaceae myrtaceeadjmyrtaceous myrtiformeadjmyrtiform myrtillonwhortleberry,blueberry myrtonmyrtle

Hence:myrtaceemyrtaceasmyrtiformeetc.

mystan[GrRelig]mystes(=aninitiateinthemysteries)
Hence:mysterio&mystic&mysticomysticamystificar&mystagogoetc.

mystagogia(a)nmystagogy mystagogonmystagogue
Hence:mystagogia

mysterionmystery(1.asin"theEleusinianmysteries"2.[Eccl]3.secret,obscurefactorforce,motive,etc.4mystery play)
Hence:mysteriose

mysterioseadjmysterious mysticadjmystic,mystical
Hence:mysticismomysticitate

mysticanmysticaltheology,mysticism mysticismonmysticism mysticitatenmysticalness mysticonmystic mystificarvtomystify,hoax

Hence:mystificationmystificator

mystificationnmystification,hoax

mystificationnmystification,hoax mystificatornmystifier,hoaxer mythicadjmythical mythonmyth

Hence:mythicmythographoetc.mythologoetc.stichomythiaetc.

mythographia(a)nmythography mythographo(t)mythographer
Hence:mythographia

mythologia(a)nmythology mythologicadjmythological mythologistanmythologist mythologo(t)nmythologist

Hence:mythologiamythologicmythologista

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nseein naseeina nababnnabob(1.[IndianAdmin.]2.verywealthyperson) Nabuchodonosornpr[Bib.]Nebuchadnezzar nacrarvtofacewithmotherofpearl nacrateadjfacedwithmotherofpearl nacrenmotherofpearl,nacre

Hence:nacratenacrar

nadirnnadir naive(nav)adjnaive
Hence:naivitate

naivitatennaiveness,naivet namconjfor nanan(woman)dwarf nanondwarf(1.midget2.[Mythol.])

Hence:nana

naphthannaphtha
Hence:naphthalinanaphthol

naphthalinannaphthaline naphtholnnaphthol narcissismonnarcissism narcissonnarcissusNarcisso[Gr.Mythol.]Narcissusnarcissopoeticpoet'snarcissusnarcissosilvestredaffodil

Hence:narcissismo

narcosennarcosis
Hence:narcotinanarcotismonarcoticnarcoticonarcotisarnarcotisation

narcotseenarcose

narcotseenarcose narcoticadjnarcotic narcoticonnarcotic narcotinannarcotine narcotisarvtonarcotize narcotisationnnarcotization narcotismonnarcotism nardinadjnardine(=oforpertainingtonard) nardonnard,spikenard

Hence:nardinspicanardoetc.

narennostril nargile(l)nnargileh,narghile narrarvtonarrate

Hence:narrationnarrativenarratorenarrar&

narrationnnarrationalso:narrative narrativeadjnarrative narratornnarrator nasaladjnasal(1.asin"nasalduct"2.[Phonet.])(littera)nasalnasal(letter)nasalnnasal(1.nosepieceofahelmet2. [Phonet.]) nasalisarvtonasalize nasalitatennasality,nasalquality nascente1.pprofnascer2.adjnascent,dawning,etc. nascentianbirth(=actorfactofbeingborn)(cec,etc.)denascentia(blind,etc.)frombirth,born(blind,etc.) nascer[nasc/nat]vtobebornalso:tooriginate,arise,comeintoexistencefacernascertogivebirthto,causetobe
Hence:nascentenascentianascitenative&natenatalnatalitate,prenatal,cognate&,innate,neonateetc.nonnateetc. renascerrenascenterenascentia

nascite1.ppofnascer2.adjborn,neebennascitewellbornmalnascitelowborn nasica(ca)nproboscismonkey nasiformeadjnoseshaped nasonnosenasoaquilinaquilinenosehaberbonnasotohaveagoodnosemitterlenasoinuncosatopokeone'snose intosomethingconducerunpersonaperlenasotoleadsomeonebythenosenonvidermultoultrasunasonottosee muchbeyondone'snose

muchbeyondone'snose
Hence:nasalnasalitate,nasalisarnasicanasiforme

nasturtion[Bot.]nasturtium natseenascer nataladjnative(=connectedwithone'sbirth)dienatalnatalday,birthdayNatalnChristmas natalitatenbirthrate natante1.pprofnatar2.adjnatant natarv1.toswim2.tofloat

Hence:natantenatationnatatornatatorinatatorio

natationnswimming,natation natatornswimmer(=onewhoswimsorcanswim) natatoriadjnatatory,natatorialvesicanatatoriswimmingorairbladder natatorionswimmingpoolnatatorium nateadjborn(esserpoeta)nate(tobea)born(poet) nationnnationNationesUniteUnitedNations

Hence:nationalnationalismo,nationalista,nationalitate,nationalisarnationalisation,disnationalisardisnationalisation, antinational,conational,internationalinternationalismo,internationalista,internationalitate,internationalisar internationalisation

nationaladjnational nationalisarvtonationalize(=toconvertintonationalproperty) nationalisationnnationalization nationalismonnationalism nationalistannationalistattrib.nationalistic nationalitatennationality nativeadjnative(1.asin"nativewit"2.nativeborn)

Hence:nativismonativistanativitatenativo

nativismonnativism(1.prejudiceinfavorofnativesagainstforeigners2.[Philos.]) nativistannativist(1.apartisanofnativisminthetreatmentofforeigners2.[Philos.]) nativitatenbirthalso:[Eccl.]Nativity nativonnative natrium(n)nsodium,natrium

natrium(n)nsodium,natrium natrolitho()n[Mineral.]natrolite natron(n)nnatron

Hence:natriumnatrolithoetc.

naturannature(1."thenatureofabeingorperson"2.thematerialworldanditsphenomena)pagarinnaturatopayin kinddenaturabynature
Hence:naturalnaturalismo,naturalistanaturalistic,naturalitate,naturalisar&,conatural,innatural,supernaturaldenaturar disnaturardisnaturante,disnaturation

naturalndisposition,temperamentnaturaladjnaturalfilionaturalnaturalsonhistorianaturalnaturalhistorylege naturalnaturallaw,lawofnature naturalisarvtonaturalize(1."tonaturalizeaforeigner"2.toacclimatize)

Hence:naturalisation

naturalisationnnaturalization naturalismonnaturalism(1.conformitywithnature2.[Philos.]3.[Lit.orArt]) naturalistannaturalist(1.astudentofnaturalhistory2.anadherentofnaturalisminphilosophy3.arepresentativeof naturalisminartorliterature) naturalisticadjnaturalistic(1.asin"naturalisticprinciplcsinart"2.[Philos.]3.oforpertainingtonaturalhistory) naturalitatennaturalness naturalmenteadvnaturally(1.inanaturalway2.bynature3.ofcourse) naun[occurringincompounds]nau(=ship)

Hence:naumachiaetc.naufrageetc.naufragioetc....

naufragarvtosuffershipwreck naufrage(nu)adjshipwrecked
Hence:naufragonaufragar

naufragionshipwreck naufrago(nu)nshipwreckedperson naumachia(a)n[Rom.Antiq.]naumachy nauseannausea

Hence:nauseabundenauseosenausear

nauseabundeadjnauseating,nauseous nausearvtonauseate(=tofeelnausea) nauseoseadinauseous,nauseating

nauseoseadinauseous,nauseating nautanmariner,seaman
Hence:nauticnauticanautiloaeronautaetc.Argonautaetc.

nautic(nu)adjnautical nautica(nu)n(theartorscienceof)navigation nautilo(nu)nnautilus navaladjnaval naven1.ship2.[Arch.]navenavetransversal[Arch.]transept

Hence:navettanavalnavigar&aeronaveetc.

navettan1.littleboat2.incenseboat3.shuttle navigabileadj1.navigable(asin"navigablestream")2.seaworthy navigabilitaten1.navigability2.seaworthiness navigarv1.tosail(=togofromoneplacetoanotherinaship)2.tonavigate,sail(asin"tonavigateorsailtheseas")

Hence:navigabilenavigabilitate,innavigabileinnavigabilitatenavigationnavigationalnavigatorcircumnavigar circumnavigationsubnavigarsupernavigar

navigationnnavigation(1.[Naut.,Aeronaut.]actorpracticeofnavigating2.actorscienceofnavigation) navigationaladjnavigational navigatornnavigator(=onewhosailstheseas) nazarseeNazareth nazarenadjNazarene nazarenonNazarene Nazareth(n)nprNazareth

Hence:nazarennazareno

nazi(ts)nNazi
Hence:nazismodisnazificardisnazification

nazismonNazism [ne]1.advnot2.conjlest NeapolenprNaples

Hence:neapolitaneapolitanneapolitano

neapolitan/adjNeapolitan neapolitanadjNeapolitan

neapolitanadjNeapolitan neapolitanonNeapolitan nebula(n)n1.fog,mist,haze2.[Pathol.]nebula

Hence:nebularnebulosenebulositate,nebulosa

nebularadjnebular nebulosan[Astron.]nebula nebuloseadjnebulous nebulositatennebulousness [nec]conjneither,nor,alsonotnec...nec...neither...nor...(=ni)

Hence:necunetc.

necamenton(actof)drowning necarvtodrown(=todepriveoflifebyimmersion)
Hence:necamento

necessaire[F]nkit,case necessariadjnecessary necesseadjnecessary

Hence:necessitatenecessitose,necessitarnecessari

necessitarv1.toforce,compel2.tonecessitate(=tomakenecessary) necessitatennecessity(1.factorqualityofbeingnecessary2.need,want)incasodenecessitateincaseofnecessityor emergencyfacerdenecessitatevirtutetomakeavirtueofnecessity(cosas)deprimenecessitateindispensable(things) necessitoseadjneedy necplusultra[L]necplusultra necron[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]necro,necr(=corpse,deadbody)

Hence:necrosisnecrologoetc.necromanteetc.necropoleetc.necroscopiaetc.necropsiaetc.necroscopicetc. necrophageetc.

necrologia(a)nnecrology necrologicadjnecrological,necrologic necrologo(logo)nnecrology,necrologue

Hence:necrologianecrologic

necromantennecromancer
Hence:necromantia,necromantic

necromantia(a)nnecromancy

necromantia(a)nnecromancy necromanticadjnecromantic necrophageadjnecrophagous necropolennecropolis,cemetery necropsia(a)n[Med.]necropsy,autopsy necroscopia(a)a[Med.]necroscopy,autopsy necroscopicadjnecroscopic,necroscopical necrosis(sis)n[Pathol.]necrosis nect[nect/nex]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:nexoannecter&connecter&

nect[occurringincompounds]nect(=swimmerswimming)
Hence:notonectaetc....

nectarennectar(1.[Gr.Mythol.]2.[Bot.])
Hence:nectarionectarin

nectarinadjnectarean,nectareous nectarion[Bot.]nectary [necun]adjnone,notany

Hence:necuno

[necuno]pronnobody,noone,none negarvtodeny
Hence:negationnegativenegativismo,negativista,negativo,negativaabnegar&denegar&renegar&subnegar&

negationn1.negation2.[Gram.]negative negativannegative(=negativeproposition,statement,reply,etc.) negativeadjnegative(1.notaffirmative2.notpositive)respondernegativementetoanswernegatively,inthenegative negativismonnegativism negativistannegativist negativon[Photog.etc.]negative neglectseenegliger neglecteadjneglected nglig[F]nnegligee

nglig[F]nnegligee negligente1.pprofnegliger2.adjnegligent negligentiannegligence negliger[lig/lect]vtoneglectnegligerdefaceruncosatoneglectorfailtodosomething

Hence:negligentenegligentia,neglecte

negotiabileadj[Com.]negotiable negotiabilitatennegotiability negotiantenmerchant,dealer,etc.(=oneengagedintrade) negotiarvI.totrade(=tobeengagedintrade)II.tonegotiate(1.totalkoverandarrangetermsfor2.toconvertinto cash) negotiationnnegotiation,negotiating negotiatornnegotiator negotion1.trade,traffic2.negotiation,negotiating

Hence:negotiarnegotiante,negotiabilenegotiabilitate,negotiation,negotiator

negreronslaver(1.slavetrader2.slaveship) negronNegro
Hence:negreronegroide

negroideadjnegroid negus(n)nNegus nematn[occurringincompounds]nemato,nemat(=thread)

Hence:nemathelmintheetc....

nemathelminthe[Zool.]nnemathelminth Nemesis(n)npr[Gr.Relig.]Nemesisnemesisnemesis,retribution [nemine]indef.pron.noone,nobody(=nemo) nemopronnoone,nobody neo[occurringincompounds]neo(=new)

Hence:neoplasmaetc.neophytoetc.neologiaetc.neozelandeseetcneolatinetc.neonatoetc.Neapoleetc.misoneismo etc.misoneistaetc.

neolatinadjNeoLatin
Hence:neolatino

neolatinonNeoLatin

neolatinonNeoLatin neolithicadj[Archeol.]neolithic neolitho()n[Archeol.]neolith

Hence:neolithic

neologia(a)nneology(=useofnewwords)
Hence:neologismoneologistaneologic

neologicadjneological neologismonneologism(=newwordorexpression) neologistanneologist neon(n)n[Chem.]neon neonatonnewbornbaby neophyto()nneophyte neoplasman[Med.]neoplasm neoplatonicadjNeoplatonic neoplatoniconNeoplatonist neoplatonismonNeoplatonism neozelandese1.adj(of)NewZealand2.nNewZealander nephriticadjnephritic nephritis(tis)n[Pathol.]nephritis nephron(occurringinderivativesandcompounds]nephro,nephr(=kidney)
Hence:nephritisnephriticantinephriticnephroceleetc.

nephrocelen[Pathol.]nephrocele nepoten1.grandchild,grandson2.nephew
Hence:nepotismo

nepotismonnepotism(=favoritisminregardtorelatives) neptan1.granddaughter2.niece nepton1.grandchildgrandson2.nephew

Hence:granneptoneptagrannepta

neptunianadj1.[Rom.Relig.Astron.]Neptunian2.[Geol.]neptunian neptunismon[Gcol.]Neptunism

neptunismon[Gcol.]Neptunism neptunistan[Geol.]neptunist neptunium(tn)n[Chem.]neptunium NeptunonprNeptune(1.[Rom.Relig.]2.[Astron.])

Hence:neptunismoneptunistaneptuniumneptunian

[neque]conj(=nec) nervaladjneural nervationnnervation,nervature nervaturannervature,nervation nervinadj[Med.]nervine(=havingthequalityofactingonthenerves) nervonI.tendonII.nerve(1.asin"amanofnerve"2.[Anat.])nervodebovecowhide,horsewhip

Hence:nervationnervaturanervuranervalnervosenervosismo,nervositatenervin,enervar&innervar&

nervoseadjnervous(1.muscular2.pertainingtothenerves3.highlystrung,irritable)(stilo)nervosevigorous(style) nervosismon[Med.]nervousdiathesisnervousness nervositatennervousness nervuran[Bot.,Entom.]nerve,nervure nescieadjignorant,stupid

Hence:nescietate

nescietatenignorance,stupidity,foolishness neson[occurringincompounds]neso(=island)
Hence:Dodecanesoetc.Peloponnesoetc.IndonesiaetcMicronesiaetc.Polynesiaetc....

neta[occurringincompounds]
Hence:argyronetaetc.

nettarv1.toclean,cleansenettarasictodryclean netteadj1.neat(=clear,pure,etc.)2.netprecionettenetpricepesonettenetweight
Hence:netitatenettar

nettitatenneatness,cleanness,cleanliness,etc. neuralgia(a)nneuralgia
Hence:neuralgic

neuralgicadjneuralgic neurasthenia(a)nneurasthenia

neurasthenia(a)nneurasthenia
Hence:neurasthenicneurasthenico

neurasthenicadjneurasthenic neurastheniconneurasthenic neuritis(tis)n[Med.]neuritis neurologia(a)nneurology neurologicadjneurological neurologistanneurologist neurologo(logo)nneurologist

Hence:neurologianeurologistaneurologic

neuroman[Med.]neuroma neuron(neu)n[Anat.]neuron neuroneuro,neur(=nerve)

Hence:neuritisneuromaneurosisesthesioneurosisetc.neuroticneuralgiaetc.neurologoetc.

neuropathologia(a)nneurology neuropathologicadjneurological neuropathologo(logo)nneuropath,neurologist

Hence:neuropathologianeuropathologic

neurosis(sis)nneurosis neuroticadjneurotic neutraladjneutral(=nottakingeithersideinadispute,war,etc.)

Hence:neutralitateneutralisarneutralisation

neutralnneutral neutralisarvtoneutralizealso:[Pol.] neutralisationnneutralization neutralitatenneutrality(1.stateofnottakingeithersideinadispute,war,etc.2.[Chem.])neutralitatearmatearmed neutrality neutreadjI.neuter(1.[Biol.]2.[Gram.])II.neutral(1.nottakingeithersideinadispute,war,etc.2.[Chem.l3. [Elec.]neitherpositivenornegative)apeneutreneuterorworkerbeeverboneutreneuterorintransitiveverb

Hence:neutral&neutron

[neutro]indefpronneither neutron(n)n[Phys.]neutronneutronretardate[AtomicPhys.]delayedneutroncapturadelneutronabsorptionor

neutron(n)n[Phys.]neutronneutronretardate[AtomicPhys.]delayedneutroncapturadelneutronabsorptionor captureofneutrons nevon[Pathol.]nevus,naevusalso:mole,birthmark,etc.

Hence:nevoide

nevoideadj[Pathol.]nevoid,naevoid NewYork[A]nprNewYork nexseenect nexonnexus,connection [ni]1.advnot2.conjthatnot

Hence:nisietc.

niconjneither,nor,alsonotni...nineither...nor nichar(sh)vtoniche,putinaniche niche[F]nniche

Hence:nichar

nickelnnickel(1.themetal"nickel"2.anickelcoin)
Hence:nickeliferenickelarnickelage,nickelatura

nickelage(aje)nnickelplating nickelarvtonickelplate nickelaturannickelplate(ware) nickelifereadjnickefiferous Nicolaus(lus)nprmNicholasSancteNicolausSaintNicholasalso:SantaClaus Nicot,Jeannpr[15301600Frenchdiplomat]

Hence:nicotiananicotinanicotinismo,nicotinic

nicotianan[Bot.]Nicotiana nicotinannicotine nicotinicadjnicotinicacidonicotinicnicotinicacid nicotinismon[Pathol.]nicotinism nidatanbrood(ofnestlings) nidificarvtobuildanest nidificationnnestbuilding nidonnest(ofabird,mouse,etc.)nidodebrigantesrobbers'denfacerunnidotobuildanest

nidonnest(ofabird,mouse,etc.)nidodebrigantesrobbers'denfacerunnidotobuildanest
Hence:nidatanidificarnidificationannidardisannidar

nigrarvtoblacken,makeblack nigreadjblackMarNigreBlackSea
Hence:nigritianigrardenigrar&

nigritianblackness nihil,nil(n)nnothingpronihilfornothing,withoutcost
Hence:nihilismonihilistaannihilar&

nihilismonnihilism nihilistannihilist nimieadjtoomuch,toomany nimis(n)advtoo,toomuch

Hence:nimie

Ninive(n)nprNineveh
Hence:ninivita

ninivitanNinevite Nipon[J]nNippon nirvana[Skr.]nnirvana [nisi]conjifnot,unless nitv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:nitide&nitor

nitideadj1.bright,shining2.clear,pure,neat,etc.
Hence:nitiditate

nitiditaten1.brightness,luminousness2.clearness,pureness,neatness,etc. nitornbrightness,clarity nitratonnitratenitratodeChilesodiumnitrate,Chilesaltpeter nitricadjnitric nitridonnitride nitrificarvtonitrify nitrificationnnitrification nitritonnitrite

nitritonnitrite nitronsaltpeter,niter
Hence:nitratooxalonitratoetc.nitridonitritonitricnitrosenitrificarnitrificationnitroglycerinaetc.nitrogenoetc.

nitrobacterionnitrobacterium nitrobenzinannitrobenzene,nitrobenzol nitrocellulosannitrocellulose nitrogeno()nnitrogen nitroglycerinannitroglycerin nitroseadjnitrous(1.ofniter2.[Chem.]containingnitrogen)acidonitrosenitrousacid nivarvtosnow(=tobesnowing) nivateadjsnowcovered nivensnow

Hence:nivateniveenivosenivositate,nivosonivar

niveeadjsnowy,snowwhite nivellamentonleveling(1.surveying2.makinglevel) nivellarvtolevel(1.[Surv.]2.tomakeleveloreven) nivellatornleveler(=onewhoorthatwhichlevels) nivellonlevel(1.instrumentforestablishingalevelsurface2.degreeofelevationofaplane)nivellodeaqua[Mech.] waterlevelpassageanivello[R.R.]levelorgradecrossingesseralnivellodetobeonalevelwith

Hence:nivellarnivellamento,nivellator

nivoseadjsnowy(1.asin"snowyweather"2.snowwhite) nivositatensnowiness nivoson[Fr.Hist.]Niv"se nnesoseeneso noadvnono!no! nobileadjnoble(1."nobleinrank,titleorbirth"2."nobleincharacter")

Hence:nobilitateignobile&innobilirinnobilimentonobilenobiliari

nobilennobleman,noblewoman,noble nobiliariadjnobiliary nobilitatennobility(1."nobilityofbirth,rank,mind,character,etc."2.bodyofnoblesinacountry) noblesseoblige[F]noblesseoblige

noblesseoblige[F]noblesseoblige nocenteadjharmful nocervtoharm,hurtnocera(unpersona,uncosa)tobeharmful,hurtful,to(aperson,athing)

Hence:nocenteimnocente&nocivenocueinnocueinnocuitate

nociveadjharmful,hurtful noctambuleadjnoctambuloussomnambulistic
Hence:noctambulismo

noctambulismonsomnambulism,noctambulism noctatannight,wholenight,night'stime noctennightdenoctebynightbonnocte!goodnight!asylodenocteflophouse,nightshelteristenoctetonight

Hence:noctatanoctulanocturnenocturnoannoctarpernoctarpernoctationnoctambuleetc.medienocteetc.equinoctio etc.

noctivage(t)adjnoctivagous,noctivagant noctulan[Zool.]noctule nocturneadjnocturnal nocturnon1.[Eccl.]nocturn2.[Mus.]nocturne nocueadjnoxious,hurtful nodarvtoknot nodonI.knot(1."knotinarope,cord,etc."2.[Naut.]3.node4.crux,nodus)II.bow(knot)also:loopIII. [Astron.]nodeIV.knucklenodogordianGordianknot

Hence:nodulo&nodosenodositate,disnodosenodardisnodarinternodio

nodoseadjknotty,gnarled nodositatennodosity(1.knottiness2.knottyswellingorprotuberance) nodularadjnodular nodulonnodule

Hence:nodular

Noe()nprNoah [noi]pronwe,us(=nos) nolensvolens[L]nolensvolens,willynilly [nolente]1.adjunwilling2.advunwillingly,againstone'swill nolimetangere[L]nolimetangere

nolimetangere[L]nolimetangere nom[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]nom(1.distributing,apportioning2.ruling,managing3.dwelling)
Hence:autonome&astronomoetc.economoetc.agronomoetc.taxinomiaetc.gastronomeetc.

nomseealsonomine nomade(n)adjnomad,nomadic
Hence:nomadismo

nomade(n)nnomad nomadismonnomadism nomenseenomine nomenclarvtocompilethenomenclatureof

Hence:nomenclatornomenclatura

nomenclatornnomenclator(1.[Rom.Antiq.]2.oneconcernedwiththenomenclatureofasubject) nomenclaturannomenclature(=systemofnamesusedinclassifications) nomicadjnomic(=customary,conventional)orthographianomicnomicspelling nominaladjnominal(1.pertainingtoanameornames2.existinginnameonly3.[Gram.]pertainingtoanounor nouns)appellonominalrollcallvotarperappellonominaltovotebyrollcallvalornominalnominalvalue,facevalue nominalismon[Philos.]nominalism nominalistan[Philos.]nominalist nominarv1.toname,call2.tonominate(=toappoint) nominationnnomination,appointment nominativeadjnominative(1.bearingthenameofaperson2.[Gram.])titulosnominativenominativeshares nominativon[Gram.]nominative nominatornnominator(=onewhonominates) nominen1.name2.nouninnominedeinthenameof,onbehalfof
Hence:nominalnommalismo,nominalista,nominarinnominabile,nomination,nominativenominativo,nominator, innominate,sinominateetc.,denominar&,renominar&prenominepronomine&supernomine&nomenclaretc. plurinominaletc.multinomieetc.binomieetc.

nomon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]nomo(=law)
Hence:nomicantinomiaantinomicantinomioantinomismonomocratiaetc.nomologiaetc.:Deuteronomioetc. metronomoetc.

nomocratia(a)nnomocracy nomologia(a)nnomology

nomologia(a)nnomology nonadv1.not2.nonon!no!sinon1.ifnot2.except,unlessitbe
Hence:nonneetc.[nonnulle]etc.[sinon]etc.nonmeoblidaetc.

nonprefixo[usedwithnounsandadjectives]non(1.not...2.lackof...failureto...)
Hence:nonsensoetc.nonobstanteetc.nonconformistaetc.

nonagenariadjnonagenarian nonasnplnones(1.[Rom.Antiq.]2.[Eccl.]) nonchalance[F]nnonchalance nonchalant[F]adjnonchalant nonconformistannonconformist nonconformitatennonconformity nondum(nn)advnotyet noneadjninthlenoneparte,lenonotheninthpart,theninth noneuclidianadj[Math.]nonEuclidean nonmeoblidan[Bot.]forgetmenot nonnateadjunborn [nonne?]interrpartisitnot?ilesver,nonne?itistrue,is'ntit?,isn'tthatso? [nonnulle]adjsome,several
Hence:nonnullo

[nonnullo]pronsome,several nonobstante1.prepdespite,inspiteof2.advnevertheless nonplusultra[L]nonplusultra nonsensonnonsense nonuseenove nonuplarvtomultiplybynine nonuple(n)adjninefold

Hence:nonuplar

nordnnorth(ir)alnord(togo)north(vento)delnordnorth(wind)polonordNorthPole
Hence:nordicnordestetc.

nordestnnortheast

nordestnnortheast nordicadjNordic nordwestnnorthwest normannorm

Hence:normalnormalitate,normalisar,anormalanormalitatenormarnormativeenorme&

normaladjnormal(1.atrightangles,perpendicular2.conformingtoanorm)scholanormalteacher'scollege,normal schoolnormaln[Geom.]normal normalisarvtonormalize normalitatennormality,normalcy Normandia(a)nprNormandy normanneadjNormanInsulasNormanneChannelIslands,NormanIsles normannonI.[Hist.]Northman,NorsemanII.Norman(1.NorseinvadersofFrance,Italy,etc.2.inhabitantof Normandy)

Hence:normanne

normarvtomakeconformabletoanorm,normalize normativeadjnormative NorveganprNorway

Hence:norvegiannorvegiano

norvegianadjNorwegian norvegianonNorwegian(1.nativeorinhabitantofNorway2.Norwegianlanguage) nospronI.pers1.we2.usII.reflourselves nosc[nosc/notgnosc/gnit]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:cognoscer&notion&notori&notenotitia,notificar&

nostalgia(a)nnostalgia,homesickness
Hence:nostalgic

nostalgicadjnostalgicalso:homesick noston[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]nosto,nost(=returnhome)
Hence:nostalgiaetc.

nostreadjpossourpronpossours notseenosc notanI.note(1.asin"totakenotesofalecture"2.annotationalso:footnote3.[Dipl.]4.[Mus.])II.[School]mark,

notanI.note(1.asin"totakenotesofalecture"2.annotationalso:footnote3.[Dipl.]4.[Mus.])II.[School]mark, gradeIII.bill,accountnota(debanca)banknotedenotaofnoteprendernotadetomakeanoteof
Hence:notario&notar&

notabileadjnotable notabilitatennotability(1.qualityofbeingnotable2.prominentperson,notable) notacantheadj[Zool.]notacanthous,spinybacked

Hence:notacantho

notacanthonNotacanthus notaladj[Zool.]notal,dorsal notarv1.tonote(=towritedownanoteornotesof)2.tonotice,note

Hence:notationnotabilenotabilitateannotar&denotar&

notarialadjnotarial notariatonprofessionofanotary notarionnotary

Hence:notarialnotariatoprotonotarioetc.

notationnnotationspecial:[Mus.Chem.] noteadjknown notificarvtonotify

Hence:notificationnotificator

notificationnnotification notificatornnotifier notionnnotion(=concept,idea)notionessmattering,generalidea

Hence:notional

notionaladjnotional,conceptual notitiannotice(1.observation,cognizance,etc.2.informationorcommunicationimpartingknowledge) noton[Zool.]notum,backspecif.backofthethoraxofaninsect

Hence:notalnotacantheetc.notochordoetc.notonectaetc.gymnotoetc.

notochordon[Zool.]notochord notonectan[Zool.]Notonecta,backswimmer notoriadjnotorious(=publiclyorcommonlyknown)

Hence:notorietate

notorietatennotoriety(=characterofwhatispubliclyorcommonlyknown) novanpieceofnewsnovasnews novaladj[Agr.]newlybroken novantaadjninety novantesime(sime)adjninetiethlenovantesimeparte,lenovantesimotheninetiethpart,theninetieth novarv[Law]tonovate novationn[Law]novation novatorninnovator noveadjnew(1.notexistingbefore2.notyetusedorworn)denoveagain,anew,afreshlenovemundotheNew WorldleNoveTestamentotheNewTestament
Hence:novalnovicio&novitatenovelle&novarnovation,novator,innovar&renovar&novilunioetc.NoveYork etc.nova

noveadjnine
Hence:novenanovantanovantesimenovesimenonenonagenari,nonupleetc.,nonasdecenoveetc.

NoveGuinea(gina)nprNewGuinea novellan1.novelette,shortstory2.[Rom.Law]novel
Hence:novellista

novelleadjnew,novel
Hence:novellitatenovella&

novellistannovelettewriter,shortstorywriter novellitatennewness,novelty novembrenNovember novenan[Eccl.]novena NoveOrleansnprNewOrleans novesime(sime)adjninth NoveYorknprNewYork NoveZelandanprNewZealand novial[Nov.]nNovial

Hence:novialista

novialistanNovialist

noviciatonnovitiate novicionnovice(1.[Eccl.]2.beginner)attrib.inexperienced,new
Hence:noviciato

novilunionnewmoon("phaseorperiodofnewmoon") novitaten1.newness,novelty2.novelty(=newornovelthing) nuance[F]nnuance,shade nub[nub/nupt]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:nubile&nuptias&connubio&

nubencloudesserinlenubestobeintheclouds
Hence:nubilo&nubifere

NubianprNubia
Hence:nubienubio

nubieadjNubian nubifereadjcloudbringing,nubiferous nubileadjnubile,marriageable

Hence:nubilitate

nubilitatennubility nubilo(n)nstormcloud
Hence:nubiloseobnubilar&

nubiloseadjcloudy(=coveredwithclouds) nubionNubian nucen[Bot.]nutspecif.:walnut

Hence:nuciformeetc.rumpenucesetc.

nuciformeadjnutshaped nuclealadjnucleal,nuclear nuclearvtonucleate nucleariadjnuclearchimianuclearinuclearchemistryenergianuclearinuclearenergyfissionnuclearinuclearfission physicanuclearinuclearphysicsreactionnuclearinuclearreactionstructuranuclearinuclearstructure nucleinan[Chem.]nuclein nucleonnucleus(1.core,focus2.[Special:Astron.,Biol.,AtomicPhys.,etc.])also:kernel

Hence:nucleinanucleolonuclealnuclearinuclearenuclear&

nucleolo(cl)n[Biol.]nucleolus nudeadjbare,naked,nude
Hence:nudismonudistanuditatedenudar&seminudeetc.

nudismonnudism nudistannudist nuditatennakedness,nudity nulleadjI.notany,noII.null(1.worthless2.asin"nullandvoid")

Hence:nullitatenullificarnullificationannullar&[nonnulle]etc.

nullementeadvinnoway,notatall nullificarvtonullify nullificationnnullification nullitatennullityalso:nonentity [num]interrpartnumilhabelelibro?hashethebook? numerabileadjnumerable numeraladjnumeral(=designatingnumber)numeralnnumeral numerarv1.tocount2.tonumber numerarioncurrency(=moneyinactualuseinacountry) numerationnnumeration(1.enumeration2.[Arith.]) numeratorn1.[Arith.]numerator2.numberer(=onewhoorthatwhichnumbers) numericadjnumerical numero(n)nI.number(1.[Math.]2.indicatordesignatingathingorpersoninaseries3.[Gram.])II.[Poet.,Mus.] numbersnumerointegrewholenumber,integer
Hence:numeralnumerariosupernumerarinumericnumerosenumerositatenumerarnumerabileinnumerabile innumerabilitate,numeration,numerator,enumerar&

numeroseadjnumerous(1.ingreatnumbers2.[Poet.,Mus.]harmonious,rhythmical) numerositatennumerosity,numerousnessalso:[Poet.,Mus.] numida(n)nNumidian

Hence:Numidianumidian

NumidianprNumidia

numidianadjNumidian numisma[ma/mat]nmoney,coin
Hence:numismaticnumismaticonumismatica

numismaticadjnumismatic numismaticannumismatics numismaticonnumismatist nuncadvnow(=atthepresenttime)nunc...nuncnow...then nunciaturannunciature nuncion1.messenger2.nuncio

Hence:internuncionunciaturaannunciar&denunciar&enunciar&pronunciar&renunciar&

nunquam(nnquam)advnever [nuper](n)advnewly,lately,recently nuptseenub nuptialadjnuptial,wedding nuptiasnplwedding,nuptials

Hence:nuptial

nursery[A]nnursery(=roomsetapartforchildren) nusquam(ns)advnowherenot...anywhere nutarv1.tonod2.[Bot.,etc.]tonutate

Hence:nutation

nutationnnutation(1.actofnodding2.[Astron.,Bot.,etc.]) nutricen(wet)nurse nutriente1.pprofnutrir2.adjnourishing,nutrient nutrimentonnourishment(=sustenance,food) nutrirvI.tonurse(=togivemilkto(ababy))II.tonourish(1.tosustainwithfood2.asin"tonourishahope")nutrir sedetosubsiston

Hence:nutrimentonutrientenutritionnutritivenutritor

nutritionnnutrition(=processofabsorbingandassimilatingnourishment) nutritiveadjnutritious,nutritive nutritornnourisher

nyctn[occurringincompounds]nycto,nycti,nyct(=night)
Hence:nyctalopiaetc.nycticoraceetc.nyctophobiaetc.

nyctalopia(a)n[Pathol.]nyctalopia
Hence:nyctalopic

nyctalopicadjnyctalopic nycticorace(crace)n[Zool.]Nycticorax nyctophobia(a)nnyctophobia nylon[A]nnylon nymphannymph(1.[Mythol.]2.[Zool.])

Hence:nymphalnympheenympheanymphomaniaetc.nymphomaneetc.

nymphaladjnymphal(1.[Mythol.])2.[Zool.]) nymphea(a)n[Bot.]Nymphaea nymphee(e)adj[Mythol.]nymphean,nymphal nymphomana()nnymphomaniac nymphomaneadjnymphomaniac

Hence:nymphomana

nymphomania(a)nnymphomania

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oconjoro...oeither...or oasis()noasis [ob]preptowardsbefore,infrontofonaccountof,becauseof obedienteadjobedient obedientianobedience obedirvtoobeyobedira(unpersona,unlege,etc.)toobey(aperson,alaw,etc.)

Hence:obedienteobedientiadisobedirdisobedientedisobedientia

obelisconobelisk obirvtoperish,die
Hence:obitoobituari,obituario

obito()n1.death,demise2.[Eccl.]anniversarymass,obit obituariadjobituary obituarion[R.C.Ch.]registerofdeaths,obituary objectseeobjic objectarvtoobject objectionnobjectionfacerunobjection,sublevarunobjectiontomakeorraiseanobjection objectivarvtoobjectivize,objectify objectivationn[Philos.]objectivation objectiveadjobjective objectivismon[Philos.]objectivism objectivitatenobjectivity objectivonobjective(1.aim,end2.[Opt.]also:objectglass,lens) objectonobject(1.amaterialthing2.purpose,end3.[Gram.]) objic[jic/ject]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:objectionobjectiveobjectivismo,objectivitate,objectivoobjectivarobjectivationobjectoobjectar

oblatseeofferer

oblatseeofferer oblationnoblation(1.[Eccl.]2.donation,offering) oblidabileadjeasilyforgotten oblidarvtoforget

Hence:oblidooblidabileinoblidabile

oblidon1.oblivion2.forgetfulnesscaderinoblidotofallintooblivion obliganteadjobliging obligarvtooblige(1.tocompel2.tomakeindebtedbydoingafavor)multoobligate!muchobliged!

Hence:obliganteobligationobligatoridisobligardisobligante

obligationnobligation(1.moralorlegalduty2.[Lawlbond,contact3.[Com.,Fin.]bond,debenture4.indebtedness forafavor) obligatoriadjobligatory,compulsory,binding obliquarvtomoveobliquely,oblique obliqueadjoblique(1.slanting2.notstraightforward)casooblique[Gram.]obliquecase[Anat.]musculosoblique obliquemuscles

Hence:obliquitateobliquar

obliquitatenobliquity obliterarvtoobliteratealso:[Med.]
Hence:obliteration

obliterationnobliterationalso:[Med.] oblivionn1.oblivion2.forgetfulness
Hence:obliviose

oblivioseadjforgetfulobliviosedeobliviousof,forgetfulof oblongeadjoblong obnubilarvtoovercloud,overcast

Hence:obnubilation

obnubilationn[Med.]obnubilation oboe()noboe
Hence:oboista

oboistanoboist obranwork(1.purposefulactivity2.somethingproducedbymanualorintellectualwork)ponerinobratoputtowork

obranwork(1.purposefulactivity2.somethingproducedbymanualorintellectualwork)ponerinobratoputtowork oruseobradearteworkofart
Hence:obrero

obreronworkman obscenadjobscene
Hence:obscenitate

obscenitatenobscenity obscuradjdark,obscure,dimcameraobscur[Photog.]darkroom
Hence:obscuritateobscurarobscuranteobscurantismo,obscurantista,obscurationclarobscuroetc.

obscurantenobscurantist obscurantismonobscurantism obscurantistanobscurantist obscurarvtodarken,obscure,dimalso:toblackout obscurationnobscurationalso:1.[Astron.]occultation,eclipse2.blackout obscuritatendarkness,obscurity,dimness obsecrarvtoobsecrate

Hence:obsecration

obsecrationnobsecration(1.supplication2.[Rhet.]) obseder[sed/sess]vtoobsess
Hence:obsession

obsequerv1.tocomplywith,yieldto2.todeferto
Hence:obsequioobsequioseobsequiositateobsequiarobsequias

obsequiarvtotreatwithdeference obsequiasnplfuneral,obsequies obsequiondeference obsequioseadjobsequious obsequiositatenobsequiousness observabileadjobservable(1.discernible2.noteworthy) observante1.pprofobservar2.adjobservant(=strictinobservingrulesorcustoms) observantianobservance(1.actofobservingarule,law,etc.2.religiousriteorcustom) observarvtoobserve(1."toobservealaw,rule,etc."2.towatchclosely,tostudy3.toremark)facerobservarun

observarvtoobserve(1."toobservealaw,rule,etc."2.towatchclosely,tostudy3.toremark)facerobservarun cosaaunpersonatopointsomethingouttosomeone
Hence:observanteobservantia,inobservanteinobservantiaobservabileinobservabileobservationobservatorobservatorio

observationnobservation(1.observance2.actofobservingafact,event,phenomenon,etc.3.remark) observatornobserverattrib.observing,observant observatorionobservatory(=placeorbuildingforscientificobservation) obsessseeobseder obsessionnobsession obsolescente1.pprofobsolescer2.adjobsolescent,becomingobsolete obsolescentianobsolescence obsolescer[solesc/solet]vtobeorbecomeobsolescent,obsolesce

Hence:obsolescenteobsolescentiaobsolete

obsoletseeobsolescer obsoleteadjobsolete obstaculonobstacle obstarvtostandinthewayof

Hence:obstaculononobstante

obstetricadjobstetric,obstetrical
Hence:obstetriciaobstetrico

obstetricenmidwife
Hence:obstetricia

obstetricianobstetrics,midwifery obstetriconobstetrician obstinarvobstinarsetogroworbeobstinateobstinarseatopersistin,beobstinateabout

Hence:obstinationobstinate

obstinateadjobstinate obstinationnobstinacy obstructseeobstruer obstructionnobstruction(1.actionofobstructingorblocking2.[Med.]3.[Parl.])facerobstruction[Parl.]to filibuster,obstruct obstructionismonobstructionism

obstructionismonobstructionism obstructionistanobstructionist obstructiveadjobstructive obstruer[stru/struct]vtoobstruct(=toblockwithobstaclesorimpediments)

Hence:obstructionobstructionismo,obstructionistaobstructive

obtemperarvtoobey,beobedientobtemperaraunpersonatoobeysomeone obtener[ten/tent]vtoobtain(=toget)
Hence:obtenimentoobtenibileobtentionobtentor

obtenibileadjobtainable obtenimentonobtainment obtentseeobtener obtentionnobtention obtentornobtainer obtundente1.pprofobtunder2.adjblunt,obtundent obtunder[tund/tus]vtoblunt,dull,obtund

Hence:obtundenteobtuseobtusitate,obtusanguleetc.

obtusseeobtunder obtusanguleadj[Geom.]obtuseangled,obtusangular obtuseadjobtuse(1.blunt,notsharppointed2.dull,slowofperception)anguloobtuse[Geom.]obtuseangle obtusitatenobtuseness,obtusity obviarvtoobviateobviaratoobviate,takeprecautionsagainst obvieadjobvious

Hence:obviar

ocangoose occasionn1.occasion(asin"onseveraloccasions")2.opportunity3.ground,reason(libro)deoccasionsecondhand (book)daroccasionatogiveoccasionforprofitardeloccasiontoprofitbytheoccasion

Hence:occasional,occasionar

occasionaladjoccasional(asin"occasionalcause") occasionarvtooccasion occidentaladjwestern,occidentaloccidentaln[Interling.]occidental

Hence:occidentalista

Hence:occidentalista

occidentalistan[Interling.]occidentalist occidentenwest,occident
Hence:occidentalocidental&

occider[cid/cis]vtokill
Hence:occisionoccisor

occipitaladjoccipital occipite(c)nocciput
Hence:occipital

occisseeoccider occisionn(actof)killing occisornkiller occluder[clud/clus]vtoocclude(1.tocloseorobstruct2.[Chem.])

Hence:occlusion

occlusseeoccluder occlusionnocclusion occultarvtooccult(=tohidefromsight)also:[Astron.] occultationnoccultation(1.concealment2.[Astron.]) occulteadjoccult

Hence:occultismooccultistaoccultaroccultation

occultismonoccultism occultistanoccultistattriboccult,occultist occupantenoccupant(=onewhooccupiesaplace)primeoccupante[Law]occupant(=onewhoholdsatitleto somethingbyoccupancy) occupantianoccupancy occuparvtooccupy(1.totakepossessionof2.tofillthespaceortimeof3.tokeepbusyorengaged)occuparsede tobeinterestedintobusyoneselfwith

Hence:occupanteoccupantiaoccupationoccupatoroccupatedisoccupardisoccupation,disoccupatepreoccupar& reoccuparreoccupation

occupate1.ppofoccupar2.adjbusy(=engagedinwork) occupationnoccupation(1.actofoccupying2.thatwhichengagesone'stime) occupatornoccupier(1.onewhotakespossessionofaplace,athing,etc.2.onewhokeepsbusyorengaged)

occupatornoccupier(1.onewhotakespossessionofaplace,athing,etc.2.onewhokeepsbusyorengaged) occurrentianoccurrence(=happening,event) occurrervtooccur(=tohappen,takeplace)

Hence:occurrentia

OceanianprOceania oceanianadjOceanian oceanianonOceanian oceanicadjoceanic(=oftheocean) oceanide()n[Gr.Mythol.]Oceanid oceano(c)noceanOceano[Gr.Mythol.]Oceanus

Hence:Oceaniaoceanianoceanianooceanideoceanographoetc.

oceanographia(a)noceanography oceanographicadjoceanographic oceanographo(n)noceanographer

Hence:oceanographiaoceanographic

ochlon[occurringincompounds]ochlo(=mob)
Hence:ochlocrateetc.ochlocratiaetc.ochlocraticetc.

ochlocrate()nochlocrat ochlocratia(a)nochlocracy,mobrule ochlocraticadjochlocratic octadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]octa,octo(=eight)

Hence:octanooctopodeetc.octametroetc.octagonetc.

octagonadjoctagonal
Hence:octagonooctagonal

octagonaladjoctagonal octagononoctagon octahedreadj[Math.]octahedral

Hence:octahedro

octahedron[Math.]octahedron octametro()noctameter octanon[Chem.]octane

octanon[Chem.]octane octantaadjeighty octantenoctant(1.[Geom.]2.instrumentformeasuringangles) octantesime(sime)adjeightiethleoctantesimeparte,leoctantesimotheeightiethpart,theeightieth octavanoctave(1.[Eccl.]2.[Pros.]3.[Mus.]) octavarv1.todivideintoeighths2.toformoctaves octaveadjeighthleoctaveparte,leoctavotheeighthpart,theeighth

Hence:octavaroctavooctavaoctavino

octavinonoctaveflute,piccolo octavonoctavo octesime(sime)adjeighth octettonoctette octoadjeight

Hence:octanteoctettooctantaoctantesimeoctave&octesimeoctogenarioctogesimeoctupleetc.octuplicaretc.dece octoetc.

octobrenOctober octogenariadjoctogenarian octogesime(sime)adjeightiethleoctogesimeparte,leoctogesimotheeightiethpart,theeightieth octopode(pode)noctopus octosyllabicadjoctosyllahic octosyllabo(s)noctosyllabicline

Hence:octosyllabic

octuseeocto octuplarvtooctuple(=tomultiplybyeight) octuple(c)adjoctuple,eightfold

Hence:octuplar

octuplicarvtooctuple ocularvtoeye,glanceatalso:toogleocularadjocularnervoocularopticnerve oculettoneyelet(=smallroundholeforthepassageofalace,cord,etc.) oculistanoculist oculisticadjophthalmologic,oculistic

oculisticadjophthalmologic,oculistic oculisticanophthalmology oculo(c)neyeoculo(deunagulia,martello,etc.)eye(ofaneedle,hammer,etc.)oculo(deunplanta)eyeorbud(of aplant)aperirleoculosaunpersonatoopensomeone'seyesinterquatrooculosinprivate,betweenyouandme,etc. saltaraloculostobeobvious

Hence:oculettooculistaoculistic,oculisticaocularocularadocularadoculamentoinocular&binoculoetc.monoculo etc.

odenode
Hence:parodia&prosodia&melodiaetc.palinodiaetc.rhapsodoetc.

odiarvtohate odionhate,hatred
Hence:odioseodiar

odioseadjodious,hateful odoseehodo odontn[occurringincompounds]odont(=tooth)

Hence:odontalgiaetc.odontologoetc.mastodonteetc.squalodonteetc.

odontalgia(a)nodontalgia odontalgicadjodontalgic odontologia(a)nodontology odontologicadjodontologic odontologo(logo)nodontologist odornodor

Hence:odorifereodoroseodorarodorantedisodoranteinodormalodoretc.

odorante1.pprofodorar2.adjodorous odorarvtosmell(=toemitanodor) odorifereadjodorous,odoriferous odoroseadjodorouspisoodorosesweetpea Odyssea(a)n[Gr.Lit.]Odyssey Odysseus(sseus)npr[Gr.Mythol.]Odysseus

Hence:Odyssea

offender[fend/fens]v1.tohurt,harm2.tooffend,insult,beoffensivetooffendersetobeoffended,takeoffense offenderDeotooffend(against)God

offenderDeotooffend(against)God
Hence:offensiveinoffensive,offensivacontraoffensivaoffensoroffensaoffenditor

offenditornoffender offensseeoffender offensanoffense(=actofoffending) offensivanoffensiveprenderleoffensivatotaketheoffensive offensiveadjoffensive(1.pertainingtoattack2.insulting)armasoffensiveoffensiveweapons,weaponsofoffense offensornoffender(=onewhooffends) offerer[offer/oblat/offert]vtooffer(something)also:tobidoffererse(afaceruncosa)tooffer(todosomething) unbonoccasionseoffereagoodopportunityoffersitself

Hence:oblationoffertorioofferta

offertseeofferer offertanofferleoffertaeledemandasupplyanddemand offertorion[Eccl.]offertory officialadjofficialofficialnofficial(asin"governmentofficial") officiantenofficiant,officiator officiarvtoofficiate officiatornofficiator officieron[Mil.,Nav.]officer officinan1.workshop2.[Pharm.]dispensary

Hence:officinal

officinaladjofficinal officionI.office(1.position,appointment2.function3.bureau)II.[Eccl.]Officedeofficioexofficiobonofficios goodoffices

Hence:officieroofficialsemiofficialofficiose&officiarofficiante,officiator

officioseadjI.obligingII.officious(1.asin"someofficiousfriend"2.semiofficial)(pressa,jornal,etc.)officiose semiofficialorinspired(press,newspaper,etc.)mendacioofficiosewhitelie
Hence:inofficioseinofficiositate

ogiaseelogia ogoseelogo Ohm,GeorgSimonnpr[17871854physicistafterwhomthe"ohm"isnamed]legedeOhmOhm'slaw

Hence:ohmohmmetroetc.

Hence:ohmohmmetroetc.

ohmn[Elec.]ohm ohmmetro(m)nohmmeter oidesuffixoadjective[usedwithnouns]oid(=like...,shapedlike...)

Hence:deltoideetc.negroideetc.

oidesuffixosubstantive[usedwithnouns]oid(=somethinglike,orshapedlike...)
Hence:celluloideetc.globoideetc.

olseeoleo oleaceasnpl[Bot.]Oleaceae oleaceeadj[Bot.]oleaceous oleage(aje)noiling,lubrication oleaginoseadjoleaginous olearvtooil,grease oleastron[Bot.]oleaster oleaton[Chem.]oleate oleic(lic)adj[Chem.]oleic oleifere(fere)adjoliferous oleina(na)n[Chem.]olein olente1.pprofoler2.adjfragrant olentianfragrance oleonoiloleosessentialessentialoilsoleosfixefixedoilsoleodericinocastoroilpicturaa(l)oleooilpaintingjectar oleosuperlefocotoaddfueltothefirepingera(l)oleotopaintinoilsoleoDieselDieseloil
Hence:oleastrooleatooleriaoleinaoleaceeoleaginoseoleicoleifereoleoseoleositateolearoleageoleomargarina etc.petroleoetc.quinoleinaetc.ichthyoletc.lanolinaetc.

oleomargarinanoleomargarine oleoseadjoily,greasy oleositatenoiliness olervtosmell(=toemitasmell)

Hence:olenteolentiaredoler&olfaceretc.

oleria(a)noilery olfacer[fac/fact]vtosmell(something)

olfacer[fac/fact]vtosmell(something)
Hence:olfactionolfactiveolfactori

olfactseeolfacer olfactionn[Physiol.]olfaction olfactiveadjolfactory(asin"olfactoryorgan") olfactoriadjolfactory(asin"olfactoryorgan") oligarchv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:oligarchaoligarchiaoligarchic

oligarchanoligarch oligarchia(a)noligarchy oligarchicadjoligarchic oligon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]oligo,olig(=few)

Hence:oligocenetc.oligocheteetc.oligarchaetc.

oligocenadj[Geol.]Oligocene oligocheteadj[Zool.]oligochaetous
Hence:oligochetos

oligochetosnpl[Zool.]Oligochaeta olim()adv1.once,formerly2.atafuturetime,sometimeinthefuture olivanolive(1.olivetree2.fruitoftheolivetree3.[Zool.]4.thecolor"olive")

Hence:olivetoolivinaolivaceeolivariolivo

olivaceeadjolivegreen,olivaceous olivariadjoliveshapedalso:[Anat.]olivary olivetonolivegrove olivinan[Mineral.lolivine olivonolive,olivetree ollanpot,jar,etc.

Hence:olleroolleria

ollapodrida[H]nollapodrida(1.[Cookery]2.hodgepodge) olleria(a)npottery(1.potter'sshop2."potteryware") olleronpotter(=makerofearthenwarepots)

olleronpotter(=makerofearthenwarepots) OlympianprOlympia(=regionwheretheancientOlympiangameswereheld) OlympianprfOlympia olympiade(p)nOlympiad olympicadjOlympicjocosolympicOlympiangamesOlympicgames olympieadjOlympian(1.pertainingtoMountOlympus2.pertainingtotheOlympiangods3.pertainingtoOlympia) Olymponpr[Geog.Gr.Mythol.]Olympus

Hence:olympicolympieolympiade,Olympia,0lympia

omalseehomal omegan()omega(=lastletteroftheGreekalphabet)alphaeomegaalphaandomega omeletteFF]nomelet omissseeomitter omissionnomission omitter[mitt/miss]vtoomit

Hence:omission

omneadjI.all(1.asin"allthecheese"2.asin"allthebooks")II.every,eachdeomnemanofromeveryhandde omnelaterefromeverysideinomnecasoinanycaseomnecosaeverything
Hence:omnimodeetc.omniscienteetc.omnivoreetc.

omnes(m)pronall omnibus(m)nbus,omnibustrainoomnibusomnibustrain,local(train)
Hence:autobusetc.

omniformeadjomniform,ofallforms omnimode()adjomnimodous,omnifarious omnipotenteadjalmighty,omnipotentleOmnipotentetheAlmighty

Hence:omnipotentia

omnipotentianomnipotence,almightiness omniscienteadjomniscient
Hence:omniscientia

omniscientianomniscience omnividenteadjallseeing,omnivident omnivoreadjomnivorous

omnivoreadjomnivorous omoplatenshoulderblade,omoplate [on]indefpronone onclenuncle

Hence:granoncle

oneiron[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]oneiro(=dream)
Hence:oneiromantiaetc....

oneiromantia(a)noneiromancy onerarvtoload,toburdenwith onerariadjburden,freight(=oforpertainingtoburden,freight,etc.) onerenload,burdenalso:freight,weight

Hence:onerarioneroseonerositateonerarexonerar&

oneroseadjonerous,burdensome onerositatenonerousness onom[ma/mat]n[occurringincompounds]onom,onomato(=name)

Hence:onomatologiaetc.onomatomaniaetc.

onomatseeonom onomatologia(a)nonomatology onomatomania(a)[Psychiatry]onomatomania onomatopeia(pya)n[Philol.]onomatopoeia

Hence:onomatopeic

onomatopeic(pic)adjonomatopoetic onto[occurringincompound]onto(=being)
Hence:ontologoetc.ontogeniaetc.ontogeneticetc.paleontologoetc.

ontogenese(g)nontogenesis,ontogeny ontogenesis(g)nontogenesis,ontogeny ontogeneticadjontogenetic ontogenia(a)nontogeny(1."scienceofontogeny"2.ontogenesis)

Hence:ontogenista

ontogenistanontogenist ontologia(a)nontology

ontologia(a)nontology ontologicadjontologic,ontological ontologistanontologist ontologo(logo)nontologist

Hence:ontologiaontologistaontologic

onyche()nonyx onymn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]onym(=name)
Hence:onymiametonymia&,toponymiaetc.onymic&anonyme&antonyme&eponyme&paronyme&synonyme &homonymeetc.pseudonymeetc.

onymia(a)[occurringincompounds] onymic[occurringincompounds]onymic
Hence:patronymicetc.

opn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:opulente&inope&

op[op/opt]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:optionoptional,adoptionadoptiveoptaroptative,adoptar&,cooptar&

opacadjopaque(=nottranslucent)
Hence:opacitate

opacitatenopacity opalescenteadjopalescent opalescentianopalescence opalescervtoopalesce opalinadjopaline opalo()nopalopalodefocofireopal

Hence:opalinopalesceropalescenteopalescentia

ope[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]ope(=eyed,sighted)
Hence:myopeetc.opiapresbyopiaetc.diplopiaetc.nyctalopiaetc.prosopo

opera(p)n1.work(asin"hardwork")2.operaalso:operahouse
Hence:operettaoperoseoperaroperante,operabile,operation,operative,operator,operatori,cooperar&,exoperar&

operabileadjoperable(1.practicable2.[Med.]) operante1.pprofoperar2.adjoperant,operative

operante1.pprofoperar2.adjoperant,operative operarvI.toeffect,workII.tooperate(1.towork,function2.[Mil.])III.[Surg.]tooperateuponoperarmiraculosto workmiracles operationnoperation(1.action,activity2.[Mil.]3.[Surg.])saladeoperationoperatingroom operativeadjoperative operatornoperatorspecif.operatingsurgeon operatoriadj[Surg.]operative operettanoperetta operoseadjoperose,hardworking ophn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]oph,ophi,ophio(=snake)
Hence:ophiolatraetc....

ophiolatra(latra)nophiolater,snakeworshiper
Hence:ophiolatria

ophiolatria(a)nophiolatry,snakeworship ophthalmia(a)nophthalmia,ophthalmitis ophthalmicadjophthalmicalso:ocular ophthalmon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]ophthalmo,ophthalm(=eye)

Hence:ophthalmiasclerophthalmiaophthalmicophthalmologoetc.ophthalmoscopioetc.

ophthalmologia(a)nophthalmology ophthalmologicadjophthalmological ophthalmologistanophthalmologist ophthalmologo(logo)nophthalmologist,eyespecialist

Hence:ophthalmologiaophthalmologistaophthalmologic

ophthalmoscopicadjophthalmoscopic ophthalmoscopionophthalmoscope
Hence:ophthalmoscopic

opia(a)[occurringincompounds] opiateadjopiate opiatonopiate opinabileadjthatisamatterofopinion,disputable opinarvopine(1.toholdasanopinion2.toexpressasanopinion)

opinarvopine(1.toholdasanopinion2.toexpressasanopinion)
Hence:opinionopinioseopinabileinopinatepreopinarpreopinante

opinionnopinionesserdeopinionquetobeof(the)opinionthatemitterunopiniontoputforward,express,an opinionhaberbon(mal)opiniondeunpersonatohaveagood(bad)opinion,thinkwell(ill),ofsomeoneformarseun opinionsupertoformanopinionon opinioseadjopinionated opium(pium)nopium

Hence:opiateopinto

oplseehoplo opossum[A]nopossum opponente1.pprofopponer2.adjopposing,antagonistic opponentenopponent opponer[pon/posit]vtooppose(=tosetupagainst)opponerseatooppose(=tobeagainst)

Hence:opponenteoppositionoppositeopposito

opportunadjopportune
Hence:opportunismoopportunistaopportunitateinopportuninopportunitate

opportunismonopportunism opportunistanopportunist opportunitaten1.opportuneness2.opportunity oppositseeopponer opposite(p)adjopposite(=placedorlyingoveragainstsomething) oppositionnopposition(1.asin"theoppositionoffactandfiction"2.asin"tomeetwithopposition") opposito(p)nopposite oppressseeopprimer oppressionnoppression oppressiveadjoppressive(asin"oppressivelegislation") oppressornoppressor opprimer[prim/press]vtooppress
Hence:oppressionoppressiveoppressor

opsn[occurringmcompounds]ops,opsio,opsis(1.sight,seeing2.viewing,examination3.appearance,look)
Hence:achromatopsiaetc.necropsiaetc.caryopseetc.

optseeop optarvtochoose,makeachoiceoptarprotodecideinfavorof,todeclareforalso:tooptfor optativeadjoptative opticadj1.optic2.opticalnervoopticopticnerveillusionopticopticalillusion

Hence:panopticetc.opticooptica

opticanoptics opticonoptician optime(p)adjverybest

Hence:optimismooptimistaoptimo

optimismonoptimism optimistanoptimistattriboptimistic optimo(p)noptimum optionnoption(1.actionofchoosing2.powerorlibertyofchoosing3.[Com.]) optionaladjoptional opto[occurringincompounds]opto,opt(=sight)

Hence:optometroetc.

optometria(a)noptometry optometristanoptometrist optometro(metro)noptometer

Hence6:optometriaoptometrista

optro[occurringincompounds]optro,optr(asin"catoptromancy","catoptric")
Hence:catoptro

opulenteadjopulent(=wealthy)
Hence:opulentia

opulentianopulence(=wealth) opus(plopera)[L]nopus
Hence:opusculo

opusculonopuscule orsuffixosubstantive[usedwiththesecondstemofverbsinerandir]or,er(=onewhoorthatwhich...s)
Hence:receptoretc.oppressoretc.distributoretcmotoretc.inventoretc.

oraadvnow(=atthepresenttime) ora...oranow...then oracularadjoracular oraculooracle

Hence:oracular

oraladjoral(1.verbal2.asin"oralcavity") oraman[occurringincompounds]orama(=view)
Hence:dioramacosmoramaetc.georamaetc.panoramaetc.

orange[F]norange(=fruitoftheorangetree)attrib:orange(asin"oforangecolor")
Hence:orangiadaorangieroorangeria

orangeria(jera)norangery,orangegreenhouse orangiada(jada)norangeade orangiero(jero)norangetree orarv1.toharangue,makeaspeechorate2.topray

Hence:oraculo&orationoratororatorioratoriaoratoriooratorianadorar&exorar&perorar&

orationn1.oration2.prayer,orisonorationfunebrefuneraloration,funeralsermonlepartesdelorationthepartsof speech oratornorator,publicspeaker oratoriadjoratorical oratorianoratory(=artofanorator) oratoriann[Eccl.]Oratorian oratorionoratory(1.roomorbuildingforprivateworship2.asin"OratoryofSt.PhilipNeri") oratorion[Mus.]oratorio orbenorb(=sphere,globe)

Hence:orbita&orbicularorbiteletc.

orbicularadjround,spherical,circularetc.also:[Anat.]orbicular orbita(r)norbit(1.eyesocket2.curvedcourseofplanet,comet,etc.)
Hence:orbitalorbitariexorbitar&

orbitalnorbital(1.[Astron.]2.[Anat.]) orbitariadj[Anat.]orbital

orbiteladj[Zool.]orbitelous
Hence:orbitelo

orbitelon[Zool.]orbiteleorbitelos[Zool.]Orbitelariae orchestranorchestra(1.[Gr.Antiq.]2.orchestrapit3.bandofplayers4.orchestracircle)
Hence:orchestrionorchestralorchestrarorchestration,orchestrator

orchestraladjorchestral orchestrarvtoorchestrate orchestrationnorchestration orchestratornorchestrater,orchestrator orchestrionn[Mus.]orchestrion orchidseeorchis orchideanorchid orchideeadjorchidaceous orchidologia(a)norchidology orchis()n[Bot.]orchis orchorch,orcho(=testicle)
Hence:orchitisorchotomiaetc.orchideeorchideaorchidologiaetc.

orchitis(tis)n[Pathol.]orchitis orchotomia(a)n[Surg.lorchotomy ordimenton1.[Weaving](actionof)warping2.beginning ordinaladjordinal ordinandon[Eccl.]ordinand ordinanten[Eccl.]ordinant ordinantian1.order,arrangement2.ordinance,decree3.[Mil.]orderly ordinarvI.toputinorder,arrangeII.toorder(1.tocommand2.toprescribe)III.[Eccl.]toordain ordinariadjordinary(1.usual,regular2.commonplace,oflittlemerit)

Hence:extraordinariordinario

ordinarionI.Ordinary(1.[Eccl.]asin"theOrdinaryoftheMass"2.diocesanbishop)II.ordinary(=mealservedata fixedprice) ordinatan[Math.]ordinateordinate1.ppofordinar2.adjorderly,wellordered

ordinationnI.arrangement(=actionofsettinginorder)II.ordination(1.actionofdecreeing2.[Eccl.]) ordinatornordinator ordinenorder(1.arrangement,disposition2.[Arch.]3.orderliness4.category,group5.[Biol.]6.organizedbodyof persons7.insignia,badge,etc.8.command)deprimeordinefirstclass,firstrate(poner)inordine(toput)inorder ordinedeldieorderoftheday(1.agenda2.[Mil.])passaralordinedeldietopasstotheorderoftheday

Hence:ordinalordinari&ordinarordinando,ordinante,ordinantia,ordination,ordinator,ordinateordinata,coordinar&, disordinardisordinate,preordinarpreordination,reordinarreordination,subordinarsubordinationinsubordination, subordinateinsubordinate,subordinatocontraordinedisordine

ordirv1.[Weaving]towarp(=topreparethewarp)2.toplot,intrigue3.tobegin
Hence:ordimentoorditororditorioordituraexordir&primordioetc.

orditorn1.[Weaving]warper2.plotter,intriguer orditorion[Weaving]warpbeam ordituran[Weaving](actionof)warping orenmouth

Hence:oralorificioetc.

organdi()norgandy,organdie organicadjorganicchimiaorganicorganicchemistry organisabileadjorganizable organisarvtoorganize

Hence:organisabileorganisationorganisatororganisatedisorganisardisorsanisation,disorganisatorreorganisar reorganisation,reorganisator

organisate1.ppoforganisar2.adjorganic(asin"organicstructure") organisationnorganization organisatornorganizer organismonorganism organistanorganist organo(r)norgan(1.means,instrument,agency2."pipeorgan"3."organofananimalorplantbody")organoa cylindrobarrelorgan

Hence:organismoorganistaorganicinorganicorganisar&organoscopiaetc.organogeneseetc.organogeneticetc.

organogenese(g)norganogenesis,organogeny organogenesis(g)norganogenesis,organogeny organogeneticadjorganogenetic

organogenia(a)norganogeny,organogenesis
Hence:organogenic

organogenicadjorganogenic organopathia(a)norganopathy organoplasticadj[Biol.]organoplastic organoscopia(a)norganoscopy organotherapia(a)norganotherapy orgianorgy

Hence:orgiastaorgiastic

orgiastanorgiast orgiasticadjorgiastic orgolionpridealso:haughtiness

Hence:orgolioseinorgoliar

orgolioseadjproudalso:haughty orisuffixoadjective[usedwiththesecondstemofverbinerandir]ory(=pertainingto,orservingfor,theactionof ...ing)

Hence:oriosatisfactorietc.delusorietc.sensorietc.

orientaladj1.eastern,oriental2.Oriental,Easternperlaetc.orientalorientororientalpearl,etc.orientalnOriental orientalisarvtoorientalize(=tomakeoriental) orientalismonorientalism orientalistanorientalist orientalitatenorientality orientarvtoorient,orientateorientarsetoorientoneself

Hence:orientationdisorientardisorientationreorientarreorientation

orientationnorientation orienten1.east2.orient(=peculiarlusterofapearl)OrienteOrient,EastOrienteExtremeFarElast
Hence:orientalorientalismo,orientalista,orientalitate,orientalisarorientar&

orificionorifice originaladjoriginal(1.earliest,primary2."originalincharacter,style,etc.")lepeccatooriginaloriginalsinoriginaln original(1."originalofatranslation,imitation,reproduction,etc."2.oddorexcentricperson)

originalitatenoriginality originarvtooriginate(=togiveoriginto) originariadjoriginary(1.aboriginal,native2.original) originatornoriginator originenoriginleoriginesdeuncosathebeginningsofathingtrahersuoriginedetotakeitsoriginfrom,tooriginate from

Hence:originaloriginalitateoriginarioriginaroriginatoraborigines

oriosuffixosubstantive[usedwiththesecondstemofverbsinerandir]ory,orium(=placewhere...ingisdone)
Hence:refectorioetc.sensorioetc.

oriolonoriole(=anybirdofthegenusOriolus) orlarv[Sewing]tohem orleanseeOrleans orleanistan[Hist.]Orleanist OrleansnprOrleans(1.[Geog.])2.asin"HouseofOrleans")

Hence:orleanistaNoveOrleansetc.

orlon1.brink,edge,brim,rim,border,etc.2.[Sewing]hem3.[Her.,Arch.]orle
Hence:orlar

ornamentaladjornamental ornamentarvtoornament ornamentationnornamentation(=actofornamenting) ornamentistanornamentist,ornamentalist ornamentonornament,adornment

Hence:ornamentistaornamentalornamentarornamentation

ornarvtoadornornardetoadornwith
Hence:ornamento&ornateadornar&subornar&

ornateadjornate(1.elaboratelyadorned2.asin"ornatestyle") ornithn[occurringincompounds]ornitho,ornith(=bird)
Hence:ornithologoetc.ornithogaloetc.ornithotmantiaetc.ornithorhyncheetc.ornithophiloetc.

ornithogalo(t)n[Bot.]ornithogalum,starofBethlehem ornithologia(a)nornithology

ornithologicadjornithological ornithologistanornithologist ornithologo(t)nornithologist

Hence:ornithologiaornithologistaornithologic

ornithomantia(a)nornithomancy ornithophileadjbirdloving
Hence:ornithophilo

ornithophilo(t)nbirdlover ornithorhyncheadj[Zool.]ornithrohynchous(=havingthebeakofabird)
Hence:ornithorhyncho

ornithorhyncon[Zool.]Ornithorhyncus,duckbill,platypus oron[occurringincompounds]orus(=guardian)
Hence:pyloroetc.

orphseeOrpheo orphanatonorphanage,orphan,asylum orphano(r)norphanattriborphan,orphaned

Hence:orphanato

Orpheonpr[Gr.Mythol.]Orpheus
Hence:orphic

orphicadjOrphic orsseeverter orthadj[occurringincompounds]or,tho,orth(1.straight2.right)

Hence:orthologiaetc.orthodoxeetc.

orthoclase(clase)n[Mineral.]orthoclase orthodoxeadjorthodoxEcclesiaorthodoxeOrthodoxChurch
Hence:orthodoxiaorthodoxo

orthodoxia(a)northodoxy orthodoxon1.orthodox(=orthodoxperson)2.Orthodox(=memberoftheOrthodoxChurch) orthographia(a)northography(1.spellingaccordingtoacceptedusage2.orthographicprojection)

Hence:orthographicorthographiar

orthographiarvtospell(inwriting) orthographicadj1.spelling(asin"spellingmistake")2.orthographic(asin"orthographicprojection") orthologia(a)northology

Hence:orthologic

orthologicadjorthological orthopedia(a)n[Med.]orthopedy,orthopedics
Hence:orthopedistaorthopedic

orthopedicadj[Med.]orthopedic,orthopedical orthopedistan[Med.]orthopedist orthoptereadj[Entom.]orthopterous

Hence:orthopteros

orthopteros(tp)npl[Entom.]Orthoptera osarvtodare
Hence:osate

osate1.ppofosar2.adjdaring oscillarvtooscillate oscillationnoscillationalso:[Fin.]fluctuation oscillatoriadjoscillatory oscillonoscillum(=maskofBacchushungontrees)

Hence:oscillaroscillation,oscillatori

oscitarvtoyawnorgape(fromsleepiness)
Hence:oscitation

oscitationn(actionof)yawningorgaping(fromsleepiness) oscularv1.tokiss,giveakissto2.[Geom.]toosculate osculationnosculation(1.kissing2.[Geom.]) osculatoriadjosculatory osculatorion[Eccl.]osculatory osculo(s)n1.[Zool.]oscule2.kiss

Hence:oscularosculation,osculatori,osculatorio

osesuffixoadjective[usedwithnounsnote:ion+ose=iose]ose,ous(1.having,fullof,richin...2.characterized by...)

by...)
Hence:ambilioseetc.coragioseetc.infectioseetc.jocoseetc.judicioseetc.religioseetc.zeloseetc.

osis(sis)suffixosubstantive[usedmainlywithnouns][Med.]osis(=abnormalordiseasedcondition,state,orprocess ofthe...,causedby...or...s,characterizedby...,etc.)
Hence:hypnosisetc.neurosisetc.tuberculosisetc.

osm[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]osm,osmo(=smell,odor)
Hence:osmium&osmologiaetc.

osmseeosmose osmanli(l)[Tu.]nOsmanli(1.OttomanTurk2.OttomanTurkish) osmicadj[Chem.]osmic osmiumn[Chem.]osmium

Hence:osmic

osmologia(a)nosmology osmosenosmosis
Hence:osmoticendosmoseetc.exosmoseetc.

osmoticadjosmotic ossarionossuary ossaturan1.frameskeleton(ofmanoranimal)2.[Arch.]framework,ossature osseeadjosseous,bony osseina(na)n[Biochem.]ossein ossiculon[Anat.]ossicle ossificarv[Physiol.]toossify ossificationnossification ossifraga()nosprey ossonbone("boneofthehighervertebrateanimals")
Hence:ossaturaossiculoossarioossuarioosseeosseina,interosseeossoseossuteossificarossificationdisossarossifraga etc.

ossoseadjosseous,bony ossuarionossuary ossuteadjbigboned,bony ostage,hostage(aje)nhostage

osteitis(tis)n[Pathol.]osteitis ostender[tend/tent/tens]vtoshow
Hence:ostentar&ostensibileostensorio

ostensseeostender ostensibileadjostensive,ostensible ostensorion[Eccl.]ostensorium ostentseeostender ostentarvtoshowoff,display

Hence:ostentationostentatioseostentator

ostentationnostentation ostentatioseadjostentatious ostentatornostentatiousperson osteon[occurringincompounds]osteo,oste(=bone)

Hence:osteitisosteolithoetc.osteologoetc.osteoplastiaetc.osteotomiaetc.teleosteeetc.

osteolitho(lito)nosteolite osteologia(a)nosteology osteologicadjosteologic osteologo(logo)nosteologist

Hence:osteologiaosteologic

osteoplastia(a)nosteoplasty
Hence:osteoplastic

osteoplasticadjosteoplastic osteotomia(a)nosteotomy ostieronusheralso:[Eccl.]ostiary ostion1.door2.entrance

Hence:ostiero

ostracisarvostracize ostracismonostracism ostracodermon[Paleontol.,Zool.]ostracoderm

ostracodesnpl[Zool.]Ostracoda ostracon(s)nostracon
Hence:ostracodesostracisarostracismoostracodermoetc.

ostreanoyster
Hence:ostreaceeostreroostreieraostreicolaetc.ostreicultoretc.ostreiculturaetc.

ostreaceeadjostreaceous ostreicola()adjostreicultural,oystergrowing ostreicultornoysterculturist,oystergrower ostreiculturanostreiculture,oysterculture ostreiera(yra)noysterbed ostreronoysterman otn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]ot,oto(=ear)

Hence:parotide&otorhinolaryngologiaetc....

otiarvtobeidle,beatleisure oticsuffixoadjective[usedmainlywithnouns][Med.]otic(=pertainingto...osis)
Hence:hypnoticetc.narcoticetc.neuroticetc.

otionleisure
Hence:otioseotiositateotiar

otioseadjidle,otiose(1.notoccupied2.uselessfutile) otiositatenidleness(=stateofbeingidleorunoccupied) otoseenoto otorhinolaryngologia(a)n[Med.]otorhinolaryngology(=studyofear,nose,andlarynx)

Hence:otorhinolaryngologistaotorhinolaryngologic

otorhinolaryngologicadj[Med.]otorhinolaryngologic otorhinolaryngologistan[Med.]otorhinolaryngologist Ottomannpr[Hist.]Ottoman,Osman,Othman

Hence:ottomanottomano,ottomana

ottomanadjOttomanImperioOttomanOttomanEmpire ottomananottoman(=flatoverstuffedcouch) ottomanonOttoman

out![A]interj[Sports]out! outsider[A]n[HorseRacing]outsider ovaladjovalovalnoval ovante1.pprofovar2.adjexulting ovarvtoexult[Rom.Antiq.]tocelebrateanovation

Hence:ovanteovation

ovarianadjovarian ovarion[Anat.]ovary ovariotomia(a)novariotomy ovateadjovate ovationnovation(1.[Rom.Antiq.]2.asin"toreceiveanovation") oven1.sheepalso:ewe2.mutton

Hence:oviarioovinovibosetc.

overturanoverture(1.proposal,offer2.[Mus.]) oviseeove oviarionsheepfold ovibos()n[Zool.]muskox,ovibos oviducton[Anat.]oviduct ovinadjovine ovipareadjoviparous

Hence:oviparitate

oviparitatenoviparity ovon1.egg2.[Biol.]ovum
Hence:ovarioovarian,ovariotomiaetc.ovuloovular,ovularovulationovalovateovoideoviductoetc.ovipareetc. ovovivipareetc.

ovoideadjovoid ovovivipareadj[Zool.]ovoviviparous ovularadj[Bot.,Physiol.]ovularovularv[Biol.]toovulate ovulationn[Biol.]ovulation ovulon[Bot.,Physiol.]ovule

oxseeoxalideoxy oxalseeoxalide oxalamido(l)n[Chem.]oxalamide,oxamide oxalaton[Chem.]oxalate oxalicadj[Chem.]oxalic oxalidaceasnpl[Bot.]Oxalidaceae oxalidaceeadj[Bot.]oxalidaceous oxalide(l)n1.[Bot.]Oxalis2.oxalis,woodsorrel

Hence:oxalidaceeoxalidaceasoxalatooxaliteoxalicoxalamidoetc.oxalonitratoetc.oxamidoetc.

oxaliten[Mineral.]oxalite oxaloitraton[Chem.]oxalonitrate oxamido()n[Chem.]oxamide,oxalamide oxyadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]1.oxy(asin"oxytone")2.[Chem.]oxy,ox(asin"oxygen", "oxide")

Hence:oxydo&oxalide&oxycoccoetc.oxysulfidoetc.oxytoneetc.oxygenoetc.

oxycocconcranberry oxydabileadjoxidizable oxydarvtooxidize,oxidate oxydationnoxidation oxydo(x)noxide

Hence:oxydaroxydabileinoxydabile,oxydationdisoxydardisoxydationperoxydo&hydroxydoetc.protoxydoetc. bioxydoetc.

oxygenarvtooxygenate oxygenationnoxygenation oxygeno(geno)noxygen

Hence:oxygenaroxygenation

oxysulfido(sl)n[Chem.]oxysulphide oxytoneadj[Phonet.]oxytone
Hence:paroxytoneproparoxytone

oz[occurringinderivativcs]oz(=smell,smelling)

Hence:ozenaozono&ozoceriteetc.

ozenan[Pathol.]ozena ozoceriten[Mineral.]ozocerite ozonisarvtoozonize ozononozone

Hence:ozonisar

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paccarvtopack,makeapackof pacchseepacco pacchettarvtopack,wrap,packet pacchettonpackage,parcel,packet pacconpack,bundle

Hence:pacchettopacchettar,dispacchettar,impacchettarpaccarimpaccarimpaccator

pacenpeaceconcluderlepacetoconcludepeacepacearmatearmedpeace
Hence:pacibilepacific&pacificarpacification,pacificatorappaciar&

pachyadj[occurringincompounds]pachy(=thick,large)
Hence:pachydermeetc.

pachydermeadjpachydermatous(1.pachydermous,thickskinned2.pertainingtopachyderms)
Hence:pachydermopachydermic

pachydermicadjpachydermic,pachydermatous pachydermonpachyderm pacibileadjpeaceable(1.likingorkeepingpeace2.peaceful) pacifseepacific pacificadjpacific(1.tendingtomakepeace2.lovingpeace3.peaceful)

Hence:pacifismopacifista

pacificarvtopacify(1.toreduceacountry,etc.,toastateofpeace2.toappease) pacificationnpacification pacificatornpacifier pacifismonpacifism pacifistanpacifist pactonpactalso:covenant,compact,etc. paddock[A]n[HorseRacing]paddock paganpay

paganpay pagabileadjpayabledue pagaia(aya)npaddle(asin"topropelacanoewithapaddle")

Hence:pagaiarpagaiator

pagaiarvtopaddle(=topropelwithapaddle) pagaiatornpaddler pagamentonpayment(1.actionofpaying2.amountpaid)anticiparunpagamentotoadvanceapayment paganadjheathen,pagan

Hence:paganopaganismo,paganisar

paganisarvtopaganize paganismonpaganism,heathenism paganonheathen,pagan pagarv1.topay(someone)2.topay,settle,discharge(adebt,fine,bill,etc.)3.topayfor(something)

Hence:pagapagamentopagabileimpagabilepagatorrepagarrepagamentosuperpagarsuperpaga

pagatornpayeralso:disbursingofficial,teller,etc. pagina(p)npage(ofabook,etc.)
Hence:paginarpaginationcompaginar

paginarvtonumberthepagesof,topage paginationnpagination pais(s)nland,countryPaisesBasseLowCountries(=Belgium,Holland,andLuxemburg) PaisBasseNetherlands,Hollandvinodelpaislocalwinepaisnatal(native)country

Hence:paisage&paisanodispaisardispaisate

paisage(aje)landscape,scenery
Hence:paisagista

paisagista(jsta)nlandscapepainter paisanonneasant pajama[Hind.]npajamas palan1.spade(=toolfordigging)2.shovel,peel,scoop3.blade(asin"bladeofanoar")

Hence:palatapaletta

palarvtofencein palatanspadefulshovelful

palatanspadefulshovelful palataladj[Phonet.]palatal palatalisarv[Phonet.]topalatalize palatalisationn[Phonet.]palatalization palatialadjpalatial palatianadjcourtly palatianismoncourtliness palatianoncourtier palatinadjpalatal(=pertainingtothepalate) palatinadjpalatine(=oforpertainingtoapalace)contepalatincountpalatine
Hence:palatinopalatinato

palatinatonpalatinate palatinonpalatine(1.[Germ.Hist.]countpalatine2.[PolishHist.]) palationpalacepalatiodejustitiacourthouse

Hence:palatialpalatianpalatiano,palatianismopalatin&

palatonpalate
Hence:palatalpalatalisarpalatalisationpalatin

paleadj[occurringincompounds]paleo,pale(=ancient,early)
Hence:paleographoetc.paleolithoetc.paleontologoetc.paleozoicetc.

paleanstrawhominedepaleastrawman
Hence:paleariopaleassa&paleatepaleoseimpalear&

palearion1.strawstack2.strawyard paleassanstrawmattress,palliasse
Hence:paleasso

paleassonclown paleateadjstrawcolored paleographia(a)npaleography paleographicadjpaleographic,paleographical paleographo(grapho)npaleographer

Hence:paleographiapaleographic

paleolithicadj[Archeol.]paleolithic

paleolithicadj[Archeol.]paleolithic paleolitho()n[Archeol.]paleolith
Hence:paleolithic

paleontographia(a)npaleontography paleontologia(a)npaleontology paleontologicadjpaleontological paleontologistanpaleontologist paleontologo(logo)npaleontologist

Hence:paleontologiapaleontologistapaleontologic

paleoseadjstrawy paleozoic(ic)adjPaleozoic
Hence:paleozoica

paleozoica(ica)nPaleozoic(era) palestinadjPalestinian PalestinanprPalestine

Hence:palestinpalestino

palestinonPalestinian paletot[F]novercoat,greatcoat palettan1.smallspadeorshovelalso:pallet2.palette palimseepalin palimpsestonpalimpsest palinadv[occurringincompounds]palin,palim(=again)

Hence:palingeneseetc.palingenesisetc.palinodiaetc.palindromoetc.palimpsestoetc.

palindromo(n)npalindrome palingenese(g)npalingenesis palingenesis(g)npalingenesis palinodia(a)npalinode(1.[Poet.]2.recantation) palinodicadjpalinodic palinodistanpalinodist palissadanpalisade(=fenceofpalesorstakes)

palissadanpalisade(=fenceofpalesorstakes)
Hence:palissadar

palissadarvtopalisade pallv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:pallide&pallor

Pallade(pl)nprPallas(1.[Gr.Mythol.]2.[Astron.])
Hence:Palladiopalladiumpalladic

paladicadjpalladic Palladionpr[Gr.Mythol.]Palladiumpalladiopalladium,safeguard palladium(l)npalladium(=themetal"palladium") Pallas(pl)nprPallas(1.[Gr.Mythol.]2.[Astron.]) pallideadjpale

Hence:pallidir

palidirvtopale,growpale pallornpallor palmanI.palm(1."palmofthehand"2.palmtree3.palmfrond)II.webfootpalmadelmartyriocrownof martyrdom

Hence:palmeropalmarpalmatepalmopalmar

palmarvtomeasureinspanspalmaradj[Anat.]palmar palmateadjpalmate(1.[Bot.]2.[Zool.]webbed) palmeronpalmer(=pilgrimreturningfromtheHolyLand) palmonspan(=spacefromendofthumbtoendoflittlefingerwhenextended) palonstake,post

Hence:palarimpalarimpalamento

palpabileadjpalpable palpabilitatenpalpability palparvtofeel(=toexaminebytouch)also:topalpate

Hence:palpabilepalpabilitate,impalpabileimpalpabilitatepalpation

palpationn(actionof)feeling(=actionofexaminingbytouch)also:[Med.]palpation palpebra(pl)neyelidbatterdelpalpebraswinkbatterlepalpebrastowink
Hence:palpebralpalpebrarpalpebration

Hence:palpebralpalpebrarpalpebration

palpebraladjpalpebral palpebrarvtoblink palpebrationn(actionof)blinking palpitante1.pprofpalpitar2.adjthrobbing,pulsing,vibrating,etc. palpitarvtopalpitate

Hence:palpitantepalpitation

palpitationnpalpitation paludenswamp,marsh
Hence:paludismopaludicpaludoseimpaludar

paludicadjmarsh paludismon[Med.]paludism paludoseadjmarshy pampanpampas pamphleteronlampooner pamphletonlampoon

Hence:pamphletero

Pannpr[Gr.Relig.]Pan
Hence:panicpanico

pannbread(un)pan(a)loaf(ofbread)pandesucrosugarloaf
Hence:paneteropaneteriapanettopanieropanarpanificarpanificationimpanar&

panadj[occurringincompounds]pan(=all)
Hence:pancreasetc.pandectasetc.Pandoraetc.panoramaetc.pantelegraphoetc.panaceaetc.pandemiaetc. pandemonioetc.panopliaetc.pantheismoetc.pantheistaetc.panamericanetc.pangermanetc.panhellenismoetc. panopticetc.

panacadj[occurringinderivatives]panac(=allhealing)
Hence:panacea

panacea(a)npanacea Panama(m)nprPanamaIsthmodePanamaIsthmusofPanamaCanaldePanamaPanamaCanal
Hence:panama

panama(m)npanama(hat) panamericanadjPanAmerican

panamericanadjPanAmerican panarvtobread pancreas[as/at](pn)npancreas

Hence:pancreatitispancreaticpancreatina

pancreatseepancreas pancreaticadjpancreatic pancreatinan[Chem.]pancreatin pancreatitis(tis)n[Pathol.]pancreatitis pandectasnplPandects(=compilationofRomanlawmadeunderEmperorJustinian) pandemia(a)npandemic

Hence:pandemic

pandemicadjpandemic pandemonionPandemonium Pandoran[Gr.Mythol.]Pandora panegyricadjpanegyrical panegyriconpanegyric panegyris(giris)n[Gr.Antiq.]panegyris,panegyry(=festiveassemblyinhonorofagod)

Hence:panegyricPanegyricopanegyrisarpanegyrista

panegyrisarvtopanegyrize panegyristanpanegyrist paneteria(a)nbakery paneteron1.[Hist.]pantler2.baker panettonroll(ofbread) pang[pang/pactping/pact]v[occuringincompounds]

Hence:comping&impinger&

pangermanadjPanGerman
Hence:pangermanismopangermanista

pangermanismonPanGermanism pangermanistanPanGermanist panhellenismonPanhellenism

panhellenismonPanhellenism panicadjpanic paniconpanic panieronbasket panificarvtomakeintobread panificationnpanification pannan[Motoring,etc.]breakdownpannadelmotorenginetroublepanna(depneu)tiretroublealso:blowout pannellon1.cloth(=smallpieceofmaterial,asrag,handkerchief,kerchief,etc.)2.panel(=distinctcompartmentofa surface)pannello(denaso)handkerchiefpannellodecolloscarf,kerchief panniculon[Anat.]panniculus pannon1.cloth(=pieceofmaterial)2.diaper(asin"haby'sdiapers")
Hence:panniculopannello

panoplian1.panoply2.displayortrophyofarms panopticadjpanoptic
Hence:panoptico

panopticonpanopticon(1.[Penology]2.exhibitionofwaxfigures,etc.3.[Optics,etc.]4.[BasicEnglish]) panoramanpanorama
Hence:panoramic

panoramicadjpanoramic panslavismonPanslavism panslavistanPanslavist PantagruelnPantagruel

Hence:pantagruelismopantagruelistapantagruelic

pantagruelicadjPantagruelian pantagruelismonPantagruelism pantagruelistanPantagruelist pantalonn[Theat.]pantaloonpantalonestrousers,pantaloons

Hence:pantalonada

pantalonadanbuffoonery,pantaloonery pantelegrapho(l)n[Elec.]pantelegraph,facsimiletelegraph pantheismo(zmo)npantheism

pantheismo(zmo)npantheism pantheista(sta)npantheist
HencePantheistic

pantheista(sta)adjpantheistic pantheistic(stic)adjpantheistic pantheonnpantheon(1.[Class..Hist.]2.theaggregategods) pantheranpanther panto[occurringincompounds]panto(=all)

Hence:pantographoetc.:pantometroetc.pantomineetc.

pantoflan(bedroom)slipper pantographia(a)npantography pantographicadjpantographic pantographo(t)npantograph pantometro(t)npantometer pantomimanpantomime,dumbshow pantomimarvtopantomime pantomimeadjpantomime,pantomimic

Hence:pantomimopantomimapantomimic,pantomimar

pantomimicadjpantomimic,pantomime pantomimonpantomime,pantomimist papan1.papa,daddy2.Pope

Hence:papatopapessapapismopapistapapalpapabileantipapapaparchiaetc.

papabileadjpapable(=qualifiedforthepapacy) papagai(i)nparrot papaladjpapalalso:popish paparchia(a)npaparchy(=papalrule) papatonpapacy(1.officeanddignityofthePope2.Pope'stenureofoffice) papaveraceasnpl[Bot.]Papaveraceae papaveraceeadj[Bot.]papaveraceous papaverenpoppy

papaverenpoppy
Hence:papaveraceepapaveraceas

papessanPope(asin"PopeJoan") papilionnbutterfly
Hence:papilionaceepapilionaceaspapilional

papilionaceasnpl[Bot.]Papilionaceae papilionaceeadjpapilionaeeous papilionarvtoflutter,flit papillanpapilla(1.nipple2.vascularprotruberanceofthedermallayeroftheskin3.[Bot.])

Hence:papillarpapillectomiaetc.

papillaradjpapillary papillectomia(a)n[Surg.]papillectomy papireria(a)n1.stationer's(shop)2.stationery papireron1.papermaker2.stationer papironpaper(asin"linenpaper","writingpaper",etc.)papiromonetapapermoneypapiroautographictransfer paperpapirodetornasollitmuspaperpapirohygienictoiletpaperpapirosiccanteblottingpaper,blotterpapirodeseta tissuepaper

Hence:papireropapireriapapirosmerilioeto.secapapiroetc.cargapapirosetc.

papirosmerilionemerypaper papismonpapism papistanpapist pappanpappulp,mashpasteetc. paprika[Hu.]npaprika papyraceeadjpapyraceous papyronpapyrus

Hence:papyracee

paradj1.equal2.[Arith.]even
Hence:paritatecompare&dispare&impare&parisyllabicetc.parisyllabeetc.

parnI.[Fin.]parII.peer(1.equal2.nobleman)III.pair(asin"apairofshoes")sinparpeerless,unequaled parseepara paraprefixo[parbeforevowelsandhusedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]para,par(1.beside,alongside...2.

paraprefixo[parbeforevowelsandhusedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]para,par(1.beside,alongside...2. amiss,faulty,wrong3.resemblingmodificationof...)
Hence:paragraphoetc.paradoxeetc.paralogisaretc.paratyphoideetc.

parabola(r)n1.parable2.[Math.]parabola
Hence:parabolicparaboloide

parabolicadjparabolic(1.pertainingtoparables2.[Math.]) paraboloidenparaboloid parabrisanwindshield paracaditanparachute

Hence:paracaditista

paracaditistanparachutist paracolposnbumper(ofamotorvehicle,etc.) paradanI.parade(1.show,display2.[Mil.])II.parry

Hence:paradar

paradarvtoparade,strutabout paradisiac(ac)adjparadisiacal paradisonparadiseavedelparadisobirdofparadise

Hence:paradisiac

paradoxeadjparadoxical
Hence:paradoxo

paradoxonparadox paraffinn[Chem.]paraffin,paraffine parafulminenlightningrod paragraphia(a)n[Pathol.]paragraphia paragrapho(grafo)nparagraph(1."paragraphinaletter,etc."2.paragraphsign) parallaxenparallax paralleladjparallel

Hence:parallelismoparallelepipedoetc.parallelogrammoetc.paralleloparallela

parallelanparallel(1.[Geom.]2.[Fortif.]) parallelepipedo(ppedo)nparallelepiped parallelismonparallelism

parallelismonparallelism parallelonparallel(1.[Geog.]2.comparison) parallelogrammonparallelogram paralogisarvtoparalogize

Hence:paralogismo

paralogismonparalogism paralysarvtoparalyze paralyse(lyse)nparalysisparalyseinfantilinfantileparalysis

Hence:paralysar

paralyticadjparalytic(1.pertainingtoparalysis2.affetedwithparalysis)
Hence:paralytico

paralyticonparalytic paramenton1.(actionof)ornamenting2.[Eccl.]frontal parapherna[L]npl[Rom.Law]parapherna

Hence:paraphernal

paraphernaladj[Rom.Law]paraphernalparaphernalnparaphernal(=oneoftheitemscollectivelycalled paraphernalia)paraphernalesparaphernalia(1.[Law]2.personalbelongings,trappings,equipment,etc.) paraphrasv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:paraphraseparaphrasarparaphrasatorparaphrasteparaphrastic

paraphrasarvtoparaphrase paraphrasatornparaphraser paraphrase(rphrase)nparaphrase paraphrastenparaphrast paraphrasticadjparaphrstic paraplegia(a)n[Pathol.]paraplegia

Hence:paraplegic

paraplegicadj[Pathol.]paraplegic parapluvianumbrella pararv1.towardoff,parry2.toadorn

Hence:paramentoparada&apparar&preparar&reparar&separar&paracaditaetc.parasoletc.paracolposetc.

parasiteadjparasitic,parasitical

parasiteadjparasitic,parasitical
Hence:parasitoparasitismo,parasitic,parasiticidaetc.:parasitologiaetc.

parasiticadjparasitical,parasitic parasiticidanparasiticide parasitismonparasitism parasitonparasite parasitologia(a)nparasitology parasolnparasol paratyphoideadjparatyphoidparatyphoidenparatyphoid(fever) paraventonfoldingscreen parcarvtopark parcellanparticle,(small)portionparcella(deterreno)parcel(ofland),lot
Hence:parcellariparcellarparcellamento

parcellamentondivisioninto(small)portionsalso:divisionintolots parcellarvtodivideinto(small)portionsalso:todivideintolots parcellariadjpertainingto(small)portionsalso:oforpertainingtolots parconparkalso:parkingspace

Hence:parcar

pardonabileadjpardonable pardonarvtoforgive,pardon
Hence:pardonopardonabileimpardonabile

pardononpardon,forgivenesspardono!sorry! parentaladjparental parentatonkinship,relationship parentenrelative,relationparentesparents

Hence:parentelaparentatoparentalapparentar

parentelankindred(1.kinship2.relatives) parenthese(ntese)n1.parenthesis(=parentheticphrase,sentence,etc.)2.[Typog.]parenthesesinparenthesesin parentheses parentheticadjparenthetic,parenthetical parervtoappear(1.tocomeinsight2.toseem)

parervtoappear(1.tocomeinsight2.toseem)
Hence:apparer&comparer&disparer&transparer&

parer[par/part]vtobear,givebirthto
Hence:parente&partoparturir&ovipareetcsudoripareetc.vivipareetc.multipareetc.unipareetc.puerperaetc.

parianpariah(1.oneofalowcasteinSouthernIndia2.socialoutcast) parietaladj1.wall2.[Anat.,Bot.,Zool.]parietal parietariadjwall(=growingonawall) parietarian[Bot.](wall)pellitory parietenwall(asin"withinone'sfourwalls")also:[Anat.,Bot.,etc.]

Hence:parietalparietariparietaria

parisyllabe(s)adjparisyllabic
Hence:imparisyllabeimparisyllaboparisyllabo

parisyllabicadjparisyllabic parisyllabo(s)nparisyllabic paritatenparity,equality parlamentarvtoparley parlamentariadjparliamentary parlamentarionmemherof(a)parliament parlamentarionparliamentary(=personsenttoparleywiththeenemy) parlamentarismonparliamentarianism parlamentonparliament

Hence:parlamentariparlamentarismo,antiparlamentariparlamentarioparlamentar

parlarvtospeak,talkHenre:parlamento&parlatoraltoparlatoretc.parlatorio parlatornspeaker,talker parlatorionparlor(inaconvent,etc.) ParmanprParma

Hence:Parmesanparmesano

parmesanadjParmesan,Parmese parmesanon1.Parmese2.Parmesancheese parnassianadjParnassian(=pertainingtotheParnassusalsospecif.:asin"Parnassianschoolofpoetry")

parnassianadjParnassian(=pertainingtotheParnassusalsospecif.:asin"Parnassianschoolofpoetry") Parnassonpr[Geog.Mythol.etc.]Parnassus
Hence:parnassian

parochadj[occurringinderivatives]paroch(=neighboring)
Hence:parochiaparochial,parochianparochianoparochoparochetto

parochettonparrot,parakeet parochianparish(=divisionofadiocese) parochialadjparochial(=pertainingtoaparish) parochianadjparish,parochial parochianonparishioner parocho(p)nparishpriest parodia(a)nparody

Hence:parodistaparodiar

parodiarvtoparody parodistanparodist parolan1.word2.speech(=facultyofspeech)paroladehonorwordofhonorhominedeparolamanofhisword haberleparolatohavethefloor(enigmade)parolascruciatecrosswordpuzzle paronyme()adjparonymous

Hence:paronymo

paronymo()nparonym parotide(r)nparotidgland
Hence:parotiditis

parotiditis(tis)n[Pathol.]parotitisalso:mumps paroxysmonparoxysmparoxysmode(rage)paroxysmof(rage) paroxytoneadj[Phonet.]paroxytone parquet[F]nparquet parricidanparricide(=onewhokillshisfatherormother) parricidionparricide(=actofkillingone'sfatherormother) parsi(s)[Persian]nParsi,Parsee parsimonianparsimony,stinginess

Hence:parsimoniose

parsimonioseadjparsimonious,stingy partseeparer partenI.part(1.piece,portion,share2.sideinanargument,etc.3.role)II.region,partsIII.[Mus.]movement(asin "thesecondmovementofasymphony")aparteapart,asideinparteinpart,partiallydelpartedeonthepartofhaber parteintohaveapartinprenderparteintotakepartindeparteapartethroughandthroughinnullepartenowhere

Hence:particula&partial&partisanopartir&appartar&participeetc.

parterre[F]nparterre(1.[Gardening]2.[Theat.]) partheadjParthian parthenon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]partheno,parthen(=virgin)

Hence:parthenonparthenogeneseetc.

parthenogenese(g)nparthenogenesis(1.[Biol.]2.[Bot.]) parthenogenesis(g)nparthenogenesis(1.[Biol.]2.[Bot.]) ParthenonnprParthenon ParthianprParthia parthonParthian

Hence:Parthiaparthe

partialadjpartial(1.notcompleteortotal2.biased)
Hence:partialitateimpartialimpartialitatepartialisar

partialisarvtobeorrenderpartial partialitatenpartiality(=favorableprejudice) partibileadjdivisible participantensharer,participant participarvtoshare,partake,participate participationnparticipation participatornparticipator participe(t)adjsharing,participant

Hence:participio&:participarparticipante,participation,participator

participialadj[Gram.]participial participionparticipleparticipiopresentepresentparticipleparticipiopassatepastparticiple
Hence:participial

particulanparticle(1.smallportionalso:[Phys.]2.[Gram.])
Hence:particular&

particularadjI.particular(1.individual,personal,peculiar2.special)II.privatenihildeparticularnothingparticular inparticularinparticular,particularly(secretario)particularprivate(secretary)
Hence:particularismoparticularistaparticularitateparticularisarparticularisation

particularn1.privateperson,privateindividual2.particular(=individualpoint,item) particularisarvtoparticularize(1.togointoparticularsordetails2.toitemize,mentionseparatelyorindividually) particularisationnparticularization(=actofgoingintoparticularsordetails) particularismonparticularism(1.[Theol.]2.[Pol.]) particularistanparticularist(1.[Theol.]2.[Pol.]) particularitaten1.peculiarity2.particular partirv1.topart,divide2.todepart,leaveapartirdereckoningfrom,asfrom

Hence:partibileimpartibilepartition,partitivepartitorpartitemultipartiteetc.,partito&,partitacompartir&departir& impartir&repartir&bipartiretc.

partisanonpartisan(=strongsupporterofaperson,party,orcause) partitanI.party(1.socialgathering2.smallbodyoftroops)II.[Com.]parcel,lot:III.[Bookkeeping]entryIV.game, matchV.departure(=actofleaving)partitasimplice(duplice)single(double)entry partitarionpartisan(=adherentofaparty) partitarismonpartisanship,partisanism partite1.ppofpartir2.adjdivided,partite partitionn1.partition(=divisionintoparts)2.[Mus.]score partitiveadj[Gram.]partitive partiton1.profit,advantage2.resolution,resolve3.match(=persontomarry)4.party("apoliticalorreligious party")prenderunpartitotocometoadecision,makeupone'smindprenderlepartitodetotakethesideof
Hence:partitariopartitarismo

partitorn1.divider,distributor2.[Arith.]divisor partonbirth(=actofgivingbirthtooffspring) parturiente1.pprofparturir2.adjparturient(=laboring,inlabor)parturientenwomaninlabor parturirvtobear(=togivebirthto)

Hence:parturienteparturition

parturitionnparturitionalso:childbirth

parturitionnparturitionalso:childbirth parveadjlittle,small
Hence:parvitate

parvenu[F]nparvenu parvitatenlittleness,smallness pascer[pasc/past]vtograze,pasture(1.totakeordrivetopasture2.tobrowse)

Hence:pastura&pastor&repascerrepasto

paschan1.Passover2.Easter
Hence:paschal

paschaladjpaschal(=pertainingtoPassoverorEaster) passseepatir passabileadjfair(lygood),passable passadanpassage(=actofpassing,crossing,etc.) passage(aje)npassage(1.actofpassing,crossing,etc.also:[Naut.]2.way,path,etc.forpassagealso:arcade3. fare4.asin"apassagefromtheBible")avedepassagebirdofpassage

Hence:passagerpassagero

passager(jr)adjpassing(=transitory,fleeting) passagero(jro)npassenger passantenpasserby passaportonpassport passarvI.topass(1.tomoveorgoalong2.tohand3.asin"topassalaw,judgment,etc.")II.tospend,pass(a certaintime)III.tocross(=tomoveorgoacross)passar(per,super,in,etc.)topass(by,over,into,etc.)passar(perun cribro)tosift,strain

Hence:passadapassage&passantepassabilepassatepassato,[passato]compassar&repassarsuperpassartranspassar &ultrapassarpassaportoetc.passatemporeetc.

passate1.ppofpassar2.adjpastalso:passle(anno)passatelast(year) passatemporenpastime passatonpastalso:[Gram.][passato]advago passe[F]npass(1.permissionorpermittopass2.[Fencing]thrust3.manipulationofamesmerist) passepartout[F]npassepartout(1.masterkey,passkey2.mountforframingpicturesetc.) passerensparrow

Hence:passeriformeetc.

passeriformeadjsparrowlike,passeriform passiseepassion passibileadjpassiblepassibilede[Law]liableto

Hence:passibilitateimpassibileimpassibilitate

passibilitatenpassibility,passibleness passiflornpassionflower [passim](ps)advhereandthere,scattered,atrandom,indifferentplaces,passim passionnpassion(=intenseemotion)lepassion(deJesusChristo)thePassion(ofJesusChrist)passionpro(lemusica) passionfor(music)florde(ordel)passionpassionflower

Hence:passionariopassionalpassionarpassionatepassifloretc.

passionaladjimpassioned,passionatepassionaln[Eccl.]passional passionarvtoimpassion passionarion[Elccl.]passionary,passional passionate1.ppofpassionar2.adjpassionate passiveadjpassivealso:[Gram.]

Hence:passivitatepassivo

passivitatenpassivity passivon1.[Com.]liabilitics2.[Gram.]passive passonI.pace(1.step2.gait)II.stairstepIII.pass(asin"mountainpass")passodecargadoubleordoublequick timepassofalsefauxpasfacerunpassototakeasteppassoapassostepbystepaomnepassoateverystep,atevery turn

Hence:passar&

pastseepascer pastan1.dough2.paste(asin"toothpaste")pastasnoodles(=varietiesofnoodles)pastasdesuppasoupnoodles
Hence:pastatapastisso&pastosepastositateimpastar&

pastatanmeatpie,fishpie,pasty pastellistanpastelist pastellonpastel(1.pastelcrayon2.drawinginpastel)alpastelloinpastel

Hence:pastellista

Pasteur,Louisnpr[18221895Frenchchemist]
Hence:pasteurisarpasteurisation,pasteurisator

pasteurisarvtopasteurize pasteurisationnpasteurization pasteurisatornpasteurizer pastillanpastille(1."pastilleofincense,etc."2.lozenge,troche) pastissarvtomakeupintopastry pastisseria(a)n1.pastryshop2.pastry pastisseronpastrycook pastissonpasty,meatpie

Hence:pastissarpastissero,pastisseria

pastorn1.shepherd2.pastoralso:minister,parson,etc.
Hence:pastoratopastorellapastoral

pastoraladjpastoral(1.pertainingtoshepherdsorcountrylife2.pertainingtoapastororpastors)anellopastoral episcopalringpastoralnpastoral(1.[Lit.]pastoralplay,poem,etc.2.[Eccl.]pastoralletter) pastoratonpastorate,pastorship pastorellan[Lit.]pastoral(poem) pastoseadjpasty,doughy pastositatenpastiness,doughiness pasturanpasture(1.landonwhichcattlearegrazed2.herbageforcattle)

Hence:pasturar

pasturarvtopasture,graze(=tobrowse) patanpaw(ofananimal) patatanpotato patellan1.fryingpan,skillet2.[Zool.]Patella,limpet3.[Anat.]patella,kneecap

Hence:patellatapatelleropatelliformeetc.

patellatanskilletful patelleronskilletmaker patelliformeadjpatelliform patentarv1.tolicense2.togiveapatentto3.topatent patentatonpatentee patenteadj1.open2.patent,manifestlitteraorliterapatenteletterpatent

Hence:patentepatentarpatentato

patenten1.letterpatent2.license(toexerciseatradeorprofession)3.patent(="patentonaninvention")4.billof health paterseepatre paternaladjpaternal(1.pertainingtothefather2.characteristicofafather,fatherly) paterneadjpaternal(1.pertainingtothefather2.characteristicofafather,fatherly)

Hence:paternitatepaternal

paternitatenpaternity,fatherhood pathe[occurringincompounds]path(1.suffering,sufferer2.advocateoforpersonpracticing...pathy)
Hence:psychopatheetc.allopatheetc.homeopatheetc.

patheticadjpathetic pathia[occurringincompounds]pathy(1.disease2.systemormethodofcure)
Hence:cardiopathiaetc.hydropathiaetcorganopathiaetcpsychopathiaetc.allopathiaetc.telepathiaetc.

pathogene()adjpathogenic
Hence:pathogeniapathogenic

pathogenese(nese)npathogenesis pathogenesis(nesis)npathgenesis pathogeneticadjpathogenetic pathogenia(a)npathogeny pathogenicadjpathogenic pathognomia(a)npathognomy pathognomonicadj[Med.]pathognomonic pathologia(a)npathology(=studyofbodilydiseases) pathologicadjpathological pathologistanpathologist pathologo(t)npathologist
Hence:pathologiapathologistapathologicneuropathologoetc.

pathos(ptos)nI.suffering,affliction,passionII.pathos(1.powerofstirringthefeelingofpity,sympathy,etc.2. [Theat.,Rhet.,etc.])
Hence:pathe&pathia&apath&antipath&empathiasympath&pathogeneseetc.pathognomiaetc.pathologo etc.pathogeneticetc.pathogeneetc.

etc.pathogeneticetc.pathogeneetc.

patientarvtohavepatience,bepatient patiente1.pprofpatir2.adjpatient
Hence:patientiapatientarimpatienteimpatientia,impatientar

patientenpatient patientian1.patience2.[Cards]solitaireperder(le)patientiatolosepatience patinnskate(asin"toglidealongonskates")patinderotasrollerskate

Hence:patinarpatinage,patinator

patina(p)npatina(=greenrustthatcoversancientbronzes,etc.) patinage(je)n(actorartof)skating patinarvtoskate patinatornskater patir[pat/pass]vtosuffer(1.toexperiencementalorphysicalpain2.tobeinjured,harmed,impaired)

Hence:patiento&passibile&passion&passive&compatir&

patois[F]ndialect,patois patrn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]patr,patro(=father)
Hence:patripatriarchaetc.patrologiaetc.patronymicetc.

patrastronstepfather patrenfather(1.asin"fatherandmother"2.titleofrespectgiventoapriest)(JohnSmith)patre(JohnSmith)seniorle sanctepatretheHolyFather,thePopepatreaffinfatherinlaw

Hence:patrastropatrinopatristapatristic,patristico,patristicapatrimonio&patrono&patricie&patria&paterne& compatregranpatrepatrenostreetc.parricidaetc.parricidioetc.

patrenostrenpaternoster(1.Lord'sPrayer,OurFather2.anyofthelargebeadsofarosaryonwhichtheLord'sPrayer issaid) patrin[occurringincompounds]patri(=clan,phratry) patrianfatherland,nativecountry

Hence:expatriar&repatriar&

patriarchanpatriarch(1.[Bib.]2.[Eccl.])
Hence:patriarchatopatriarchiapatriarchal

patriarchaladjpatriarchal patriarchatonpatriarchate patriarchia(a)npatriarchy

PatricianprfPatricia patriciaton[Rom.Hist.]patriciate(=positionordignityofapatrician) patricieadj[Rom.Hist.]patrician

Hence:patriciopatriciato,Patricia

patricion[Rom.Hist.]patricianPatricioPatrick patrimonialadjpatrimonial patrimonionpatrimony

Hence:patrimonial

patrinongodfather patriotanpatriotattribpatriot,patriotic
Hence:patriotismopatrioticcompatriota

patrioticadjpatriotic(asin"patrioticpoetry) patriotismonpatriotism patristanpatrist patristicadjpatristic patristicanpatristics patristiconpatristic,patrist patrologia(a)npatristicstudy,patristics patronanpatroness patronage(aje)npatronage(asin"patronageofthefinearts") patronaladjpatronal,patron patronatonpatronate(=duty,positionetc.ofapatron) patronessanpatroness patronisarvtopatronize(=tobeapatrontoorof) patrononI.patron(1.asin"patronofthefinearts"2."patronsaint")II.captain(ofcoastingvessel),patronIII. pattern(=modelorguideforsomethingtobemade)IV.stencil(asin"stencilsfordecoration")
Hence:patronagepatronatopatronessapatronalpatrona

patronymicadjpatronymic
Hence:patronymico

patronymiconpatronymic

patrulianpatrol patruliarvtopatrol
Hence:patruliapatruliator

patruliatornpatrolleralso:patrolman paucadj1.little(=notmuch)2.few(=notmany)unpauc(de)alittlepaucapauclittlebylittleinpaucshortly, beforelong

Hence:paucitatepauco

paucitatenpaucity paucoadvlittle(=toasmalldegree) PaulanprfPaula [paulatim](l)advgradually,bydegrees,littlebylittle,alittleatatime paulinadjPauline PaulinanprfPauline paulinismon[Theol.]Paulinism paulistan[R.C.Ch.]Paulist(Father) PaulonprPaul

Hence:paulistapaulinpaulinismo,PaulinaPaula

paupereadjpoor(=indigent,needy)
Hence:pauperismopaupertatedepauperardepauperation

pauperismonpauperism paupertatenpoverty pausan1.pause(=temporarycessationofactivity)2.[Mus.]rest

Hence:pausar

pausarvtopause(=tomakeapause) pavv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:pavideimpavidepavorpavorose

pavage(aje)n(actionof)layingapavement,paving pavananpavan,pavane pavideadjfearful(=timid) pavilionnpavilion(1.tent,canopy,etc.2.lightbuilding3."pavilionorauricleoftheear")

pavimentarvtopave pavimentationn(actof)layingapavement,paving pavimenton1.floor(ofstones,tiles,etc.)2.pavement(=artificialsurfaceofstreets,sidewalks,etc.) pavirvtopave

Hence:pavagepavimentopavimentarpavimentationpavitor

pavitornpaver,pavior pavonnpeacock
Hence:pavonisar

pavonisarvtostrut,peacock pavornfear pavoroseadjfearful,timid peccabileadjpeccable,liabletosin peccabilitatenpeccability peccadilionpeccadillo peccante1.pprofpeccar2.adjpeccant peccarvtosin,commitasin

Hence:peccantepeccabilepeccabilitate,impeccabileimpeccabilitatepeccatorpeccatopeccatilio

peccatilionpeccadillo peccatonsin peccatornsinner pechblende[G]npitchblende pecianpiecepeciadechacoschessma

Hence:peciettadispeciardispeciamento

peciettansmallpiece pectseepectina pecticadj[Chem.]pectic pectinanpectin

Hence:pectic

pectinarvtocomb(=tocleanwithacomb)also:tocard

pectinatorncarder pectinaturanhairdo pectinen1.[Toilet]comb2.card(=wirebrushforcombingoutwool,etc.)3.[Zool.]scallop,pecten

Hence:pectineropectineriapectinierapectinarpectinator,pectinaturapectinibranchieetc.

pectineria(a)ncombfactory pectineroncombmaker pectinibranchieadj[Zool.]pectinibranch

Hence:pectinibranchios

pectinibranchiosnpl[Zool.]pectinibranchchia pectinierancombcase,combholder pectoraladjpectoral(=pertainingtothebreast)pectoraln1.[Eccl.]pectoral2.breastplate(forhorses) pectorenbreast(1.chest2.bosom)vocedepectorechestvoice

Hence:pectoralexpectorar&pectorerubieetc.sustenepectoreetc.

pectorerubienrobin(redbreast) pecularvtodefraud(thepublic)toembezzle,peculate
Hence:peculatorpeculato

peculatonpeculation peculatornpeculator peculiaradjpeculiar(1.special,particular2.unusual,odd) peculiaritatenpeculiarity(1.distinctivetrait2.oddness) peculion1.exclusiveproperty2.savings,nestegg3.[Rom.Law]peculium

Hence:peculiarpeculiaritate

pecunianmoney
Hence:pecuniaripecunioseimpecuniose

pecuniariadjpecuniarypenapecuniarifine pecunioseadj(well)providedwithmoney,pecunious pedn[occurringincompounds]ped,pedo(=child)

Hence:pediaorthopediaetc.pedagogoetc....

pedage(aje)ntoll
Hence:pedagero

pedagero(ajro)ntollcolletor pedagogia(a)npedagogyalso:(scienceof)education pedagogicadjpedagogic pedagogicanpedagogy,pedagogics pedagogonpedagoguealso:[Rom.Hist.]servantescortingchildrentoschool

Hence:pedagogiapedagogicpodagogica

pedaladjpedal
Hence:pedalpedalar

pedalnpedal pedalarvtopedal pedantenpedant

Hence:pedanteriapedantismopedantesc

pedanteria(a)npedantry pedantescadjpedantic pedantismonpedantry pedenI.foot(1.footofmanoranimalalsooftree,mountain,page,etc.2.[Meas.]3.[Metrics])II.leg(ofachair, table,etc.)apedeonfootsoldatoapedefootsoldieralpededellitteraliterallyprenderpedetogainafootingor footholdpedeequinclubfoot

Hence:pedage&pedicapedicello&pediculopedunculo&pedonpedal&:pedestreexpedir&impedir&pedestallo etc.pedicuroetc.pediluvioetc.pedomonteetc.pedometroetc.millepedesetc.solipedeetc.velocipedeetc.fissipede etc.bipedeetc.

pedemontanadjpiedmont(asin"apiedmontglacier") pedemontenpiedmont(=piedmontdistrict)PedemontePiedmont(inItaly)
Hence:pedemontanpedemontese

pedemonteseadjPiedmont,Piedmontese(=pertainingtoPiedmont,Italy) pedervtobreakwind,letoffgas
Hence:pedito

pedestallonpedestal pedestreadjpedestrian pedia(a)[occurringincompounds] pedicanshacklealso:snare pedicellateadj[Bot.]pedicellate

pedicellon[Bot.]pedicel
Hence:pedicellate

pedicularadjpedicular,lousy pediculo()nlouse
Hence:pedicularpediculoseexpedicular

pediculon[Bot.]pedicle,pedicel pediculoseadjlousy,pediculous pedicuronchiropodist,pedicure pedigree[A]npedigree(ofanimals) pediluvion[Med.]pediluvium,footbath pedito(p)n(actionof)breakingwind,lettingoffgas pedon[occurringincompounds]pedo,ped(=soil)

Hence:epipedoparallelepipedoetc.pedologiaetc.

pedologia(a)npedology(=scientificstudyofsoils) pedometro()npedometer pedonn1.pedestrian2.infantryman3.[Chess]pawn peduncularadj[Bot.]peduncular pedunculateadj[Bot.]pedunculate pedunculon[Bot.]stalk,stem,peduncle

Hence:peduncularpedunculate

Pegaso(p)npr[Gr.Mythol.]PegasusmontarsuperPegasotomountone'sPegasus peia(pya)[occurringincompounds]peia,poeia
Hence:epopeiaetc.onomatopeiaetc.pharmacopeiaetc.

peignoir[F]npeignoir,dressinggown PeipingnprPeiping pejoadvworsetantopejosomuchtheworsedemalinpejofrombadtoworseir,sentirsepejotobe,feel,worse pejoradjworse(le)pejor(the)worst

Hence:pejorarpejorativeimpejorar

pejorarvtoworsen(=tomakeworse)pejorarsetoworsen(=tobecomeworse)

pejorativeadjpejorativealso:[Philol.] PekingnprPeking,Pekin
Hence:pekingese

pekingeseadjPekingesepekingesenPekingese(1.nativeofPeking2.Pekingesedialect3.Pekingesedog) pelagianadj[Eccl.Hist.]Pelagian pelagianismon[Eccl.Hist.]Pelagianism pelagianon[Eccl.Hist.]Pelagian PelagionprPelagius[Britishmonkofthe4thand5thcenturies]

Hence:pelagianpelagianismo,semipelagianetc.,pelagiano

pelegrinage(aje)npilgrimage pelegrinarvtogoonapilgrimage pelegrinonpilgrim

Hence:pelegrinarpelegrinage

pelicanonpelican pell[pell/puls]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:pulso&pulsar&compeller&expeller&:impeller&propeller&:repeller&

pellagra[I]n[Pathol.]pellagra
Hence:pellagrose

pellagroseadjpellagrous pellarv1.topeelalso:topare,etc.2.toskinpellarv[occurringincompounds]
Hence:appellar&interpellar&

pellenskinalso:hide,pelt,fur,etc.peel,rind,etc.pellerubieredskinvendercarsupelletosellone'sskindearly salvarsupelletosaveone'sskin
Hence:pellicia&pellicula&pellarauripelleetc.

pellicianfurcoat,pelisse
Hence:pellicieropellicieria

pellicierianfurstore,furrier's pellicieronfurrier pelliculan1.pellicle2.film,camerafilm

Hence:pellicular

pellicularadjpellicular Pelope(p)npr[Gr.Mythol.]Pelops
Hence:Peloponnesoetc.

peloponnesianadjPeloponnesian peloponnesianonPeloponnesian PeloponnesonprPeloponnesus

Hence:peloponnesianpeloponnesiano

peltronpewter pelven[Anat.]pelvis
Hence:pelvic

pelvicadj[Anat.]pelvic pemmican[A]npemmican penan1.pain2.penalty,punishment3.difficulty,troubleapenahardly,scarcelyanimainpenasoulintormentdar sepenatotakepainsnonvalerlepenanottobeworththetrouble

Hence:penalpenalitate,penalisarpenosepenarimpun&[apena]etc.

penaladjpena] penalisarvtopenalize penalitaten1.penalty2.penality penarvtopain(=todistress,grieve)penarsetotakepains penatesnpl1.[Rom.Relig.]penates2.home,firesidelaresepenateslaresandpenates pendant[F]ncounterpart,pendant(=oneofapairinsymmetricarrangement) pendente1.pprofpender2.adjpending,pendentpendentenpendant(=somethingthathangs)pendente(deaure) earring,eardrop pender[pend/pens]vtohang(=tobesuspended)

Hence:pendiculoperpendiculo&:pendentependule&pensileappender&depender&dispender&expender& propender&suspender&:vilipenderetc.

pendiculonpendicle,pendant pendula(pn)npendule(=timepiecehavingapendulum) pendularadjswinging,pendulous penduleadjpendant,pendulous

Hence:pendulopendularpendula

pendulo(pn)npendulum penetrabileadjpenetrable penetrabilitatenpenetrability penetrarvtopenetratepenetrarsede(unfacto)tobecomeimbuedwith(afact)

Hence:penetrabilepenetrabilitate,impenetrabileimpenetrabilitatepenetrationpenetrativepenetratecompenetrar&

penetrate1.ppofpenetrar2.adj(deeply)impressed,affected penetrationnpenetration(1.actorprocessofpenetrating2.asin"amanofgreatpenetration") penetrativeadjpenetrative penicilliformeadjpenicilliform(=shapedlikeahairpencil) penicillinan[Biochem.]penicillin penicillium(cl)n[Bot.]Penicillium

Hence:penicillina

penicillon1.pencil(=tuftofhair)2.brush,paintbrushspecif.:(hair)pencil
Hence:penicilliformeetc.

peninsula(n)npeninsula
Hence:peninsular

peninsularadjpeninsular penitenteadjpenitent
Hence:penitentiapenitentiario,penitentiero,penitentieria,penitential,penitentiariimpenitenteimpenitentia

penitenten[Eccl.]penitent penitentian1.repentancepenitence2.penance penitentialadjpenitential(=pertainingtoecclesiasticalpenance)penitentialn[Eccl.]penitential(book) penitentiariadjpenitentiary(asin"penitentiarymeasures") penitentiarionpenitentiary(=reformatoryprison) penitentieria(a)n[Eccl.]penitentiaryship penitentieron[Eccl.]penitentiary(=confessorinspecialcases) Penn,Williamnpr[16441718EnglishQuakerandfounderofPennsylvania]

Hence:Pennsylvaniaetc.

pennan1.flightfeather2.quill,shaft3.pen(asin"penandpencil")pennastilographicfountainpen
Hence:pennonpennateportapennaetc.bipenneetc.

pennateadj[Bot.,Zool.]feathered,pennate pennonnpennon PennsylvanianprPennsylvania

Hence:pennsylvanianpennsylvaniano

pennsylvanianadjPennsylvanian pennsylvanianonPennsylvanian penny(plpencepencepenniespennies)[A]n[Monet.]penny penoseadj1.troublesome,difficult2.painful pensseepender pensamentonthought(=processorpowerofthinking) pensarvtothink(1.toreason,ponder,reflect2.tobelieve)pensardetothinkof(=tohaveanopinionabout)pensara tothinkof(=todirectone'sthoughtstoward)

Hence:pensamentopensativepensatorpensata

pensarnthought,thinking pensatan1.thought(=athought)2.pansy(=Violatricolor) pensativeadjpensive pensatornthinker pensileadjhanging,pendantpensile pensionn1.pension(=regularpayment,stipend,allowance,etc.)2.paymentforboard3.boardinghouse,pension

Hence:pensionariopensionar

pensionarvtopension pensionarion1.pensioner2.boarder(=onewhoboardsinaboardinghouseorprivatehome) pentadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]pent,penta(=five)

Hence:pentaculopentecoste&pentathloetc.pentametroetc.pentateuchoetc.pentamereetc.pentagonetcpentarchia etc.pentatomicetc.

pentaculonpentacle,fivepointedstar pentagonadjpentagonal
Hence:pentagonopentagonal

pentagonaladjpentagonal pentagonon[Geom.]pentagon

pentagrammanpentagram pentahedreadj[Math.]pentahedral
Hence:pentahedro

pentahedron[Math.]pentahedron pentamereadj[Bot.,Zool.]pentamerous
Hence:pentameros

pentameros(t)n[Zool.]Pentamera pentametro(metro)npentameter pentarchia(a)npentarchy(=governmentbyfiverulers) pentateuchonpentateuch pentathlon[Gr.Antiq.]pentathlon pentatomicadj[Chem.]pentatomic pentecostaladjpentccostal pentecostenpentecost

Hence:pentecostal

penultima(nl)npenult penultime(nl]adjnexttolast,penultimate
Hence:antepenultimeantepenultimapenultima

penumbranpenumbra,halfshade penurian1.scarcity2.penury(=extremepoverty) Peonnpr[Gr.Mythol.]Paeon

Hence:peonia

peonianpeony pepitan1.pip,seed,stone,etc.2.nugget pepsia(a)ndigestion

Hence:apepsiadyspepsia

pepsinanpepsin pepsis(pp)ndigestion
Hence:pepsina

pepticadjpeptic

Hence:dyspeptic

perprep1.through(=fromonesidetotheotherof)also:during,throughout2.by(=bytheagencyofthroughby meansof)also:per
Hence:perqueetc.percentageetc.percentualetc.perenneetc.

perprefixoper(1.through,throughout2.thoroughly,completelyextremely,veryalso:extreme,great3.away entirelyawayfromthegood)
Hence:perforaretc.pernoctaretc.percurreretc.perduraretc.permaneretc.perveniretc.perficetc.[permulte]etc. pertinaceetc.pertusseetc.perfideetc.perjuraretc.perverteretc.periretc.

percan[Ichthyol.]perchalso:bass
Hence:percoidesperciformeetc.percomorpheetc.

percentage(aje)npercentage percentualadjpercentualalso:percentile perceptseeperciper perceptibileadjperceptible perceptibilitatenperceptibility perceptionnI.collection,receipt(oftaxes,rents,etc.)II.perception(1.processorfacultyofperceiving2.percept) perceptiveadjperceptive perceptorn1.taxcollector2.perceiver percha(sh)nguttapercha

Hence:guttaperchaetc.

perchloratonperchlorate perchloricadjperchloric perciarvtopierce(=tomakeaholein) perciformeadj[Zool.]perciform(1.resemblingaperch2.oforpertainingtothePerciformes) perciper[cip/cept]v1.tocollect(taxes,rents,etc.):2.toperceive

Hence:perceptibileperceptibilitate,imperceptibileimperceptibilitateperceptionperceptiveperceptorapperciper&

percoidesnpl[Zool.]Percoidea percolarvtopercolate(1.tocausetopercolate2.topassorflowthroughafilter)
Hence:percolator

percolatornpercolator percomorpheadj[Zool.]percomorph,percomorphous

Hence:percomorpho

percomorphon[Zool.]percomorphpercomorphos[Zool.]Percomorphi percurrer[curr/curs]v1.torunortravelthroughalso:tocover(adistance)2.tolookover,examinecursorily
Hence:percurso

percursseepercurrer percursondistancecoveredroute percussseepercuter percussionnpercussion(1.stroke,hit,blowalso:shock,impact2.[Med.])instrumentodepercussionpercussion instrumentfusildepercussionpercussiongun percutente1.pprofpercuter2.adjpercussive,percussion percuter[cut/cuss]v1.tostrike,hit2.[Med.]topercuss

Hence:percutentepercussionrepercuter

perderv1.toruin,undo2.toloseperdersetoloseone'sway,goastrayperder(untraino)tomiss(atrain)
Hence:perdibileimperdibileperditionperdita

perdibileadjlosable perdicenpartridge perdita(pr)n(pr)perditas[Mil.]casualties,losses perditionn1.ruin2.[Theol.]perdition perdurabileadjperdurable perdurarvtocontinue,laston,perdure

Hence:perdurabile

peregrinadjperegrinealso:pilgrimonapilgrimage
Hence:peregrinarperegrinationperegrino

peregrinarvtoperegrinatealso:togoonapilgrimage peregrinationnperegrinationalso:pilgrimage peregrinonpilgrim peremptseeperimer perempteadjlapsed,expired,invalid peremptoriadjperemptory(1.[Law]2.asin"aperemptorytone") perenneadjperennial(1.lastingorcontinuingthroughouttheyear2.everlasting,eternal3.[Bot.])

perfectseeperfic perfecteadjperfecttemporeperfecteperfecttense perfectibileadjperfectible perfectibilitatenperfectibility perfectionnperfection(1.actofperfecting2.stateofbeingperfect) perfectionamenton(actof)perfecting perfectionarvtoperfect perfectiveadjperfective perfecton[(Gram.]perfect perfic[fic/fect]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:perfectibileperfectibilitate,imperfectibileimperfectibilitateperfectionperfectionarperfectionamento,imperfection perfectiveperfecteimperfecteimperfecto,perfectoplusquamperfectoetc.

perfide(pr)adjperfidious
Hence:perfidiaperfidiose

perfidianperfidy perfidioseadjperfidious perfoliateadj[Bot.]perfoliate perforabileadjborable,punchable(=thatcanbeperforated) perforarvtoperforatetodrillorbore(through),topunch

Hence:perforabileimperforabileperforationimperforationperforatorporforateimperforate

perforate1.ppofperforar2.adjperforate,perforated perforationnperforation(1.perforating2.perforatedhole) perforatornperforator performance[A]n[HorseRacing]performancepastperformance perfumarvtoperfume

Hence:perfumoperfumeriaperfumator

perfumatornperfumer perfumeria(a)nperfumery perfumonperfume pergamenanparchment

Pergamo(pr)nprPergamum
Hence:pergamena

pergola[I]npergola periprefixo[usedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]peri(=around,about)
Hence:perimetroetc.periscopioetc.periphras&

perianthion[Bot.]perianth peribileadjperishable pericardion[Anat.]pericardium

Hence:pericartitis

pericarditis(tis)n[Pathol.]pericarditis periculo(culo)ndanger,peril
Hence:periculoseimpericular

periculoseadjdangerous,perilous perigee(g)adjperigeal,perigean perigeo(g)n[Astron.]perigee perimer[im/empt]vtolapse,expire,becomeinvalid

Hence:peremptoriperempte

perimetro()nperimeter periodicadjI.periodic(1.ofaperiodorregularrevolution2.occurringatregulartimes)II.[Math.]repetend periodicitatenperiodicity(=qualityofbeingperiodical) periodiconperiodical(=periodicpublication) periodo(r)nI.period(1.asin"periodofadolescence""Elizabethanperiod"2.[Astron.]3.[Rhet.])II.[Math.] repetend

Hence:periodicperiodicitate,periodico

peripheria(a)nperiphery
Hence:peripheric

periphericadjperipheral,peripheric periphrasv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:periphraseperiphrasarperiphrastic

periphrasarvtoperiphrase periphrase()nperiphrasis

periphrase()nperiphrasis periphrasticaperiphrastic perirvtoperish

Hence:peribileimperibiledeperir&

periscopicadjperiscopic periscopionperiscope
Hence:penscopic

peristalticadj[Physiol.]peristaltic peristolen[Physiol.]peristalsis peritonseeperitoneo peritoneo(o)n[Anat.]peritoneum

Hence:peritonitis

peritonitis(tis)n[Med.]peritonitis perjuradjperjured,forsworn
Hence:perjurioperjuro

perjurarvperjurarsetoperjureoneself
Hence:perjurator

perjuratornperjurer perjurionperjury perjuronperjurer perlanpearlperla(devitro)(glass)bead

Hence:perlar

perlarvtopearl(asin"sweatpearlingonhisbrow") permanente1.pprofpermaner2.adjpermanent,lasting,enduring permanentianpermanence permanervtoendure,last,bepermanent

Hence:permanentepermanentia

permanganaton[Chem.]permanganate permanganicadj[Chem.]permanganic permeabileadjpermeable permeabilitatenpermeability

permeabilitatenpermeability permearvtopermeate
Hence:permeabilepermeabilitate,impermeabileimpermeabilitate

permissseepermitter permissibileadjpermissible permissionnpermission permissonpermit(=writtenpermission) permitter[mitt/miss]vtopermit,allow

Hence:permissibilepermissionpermisso

[permulte]adjverymuch,verymany
Hence:permulto

[permulto]advverymuch permutabileadjpermutable permutabilitatenpermutability permutarvtoexchange,interchange,permute

Hence:permutabilepermutabilitate,impermutabileimpermutabilitatepermutationpermutator

permutationn1.exchange,interchange2.[Math.]permutation permutatornpermuter perniciendestruction,ruin

Hence:perniciose

pernicioseadjpernicious pernoctarvtospendthenight,stayovernighttopernoctate pernoctationnpernoctation perorarvtoperorate(1.tospeakatlength2.tosumuporconcludeaspeech)

Hence:peroration

perorationnperoration peroxydarvtoperoxidize peroxydo(x)nperoxide

Hence:peroxydar

perpendicularadjperpendicular perpendicularitatenperpendicularity

perpendicularitatenperpendicularity perpendiculonperpendicular,plumbline
Hence:perpendicularperpendicularitate

perpetrarvtoperpetrate
Hence:perpetrationperpetrator

perpetrationnperpetration perpetratornperpetrator perpetuarvtoperpetuate perpetuationnperpetuation perpetuatornperpetuator perpetueadjperpetualniveperpetueperpetualsnow

Hence:perpetuitateperpetuarperpetuation,perpetuator

perpetuitatenperpetuity(=perpetualduration) perplexeadjperplexed,bewildered
Hence:perplexitate

perplesitatenperplexity,bewilderment perqueadv/conj1.why(=forwhatreason)2.because perquirer[quir/quisit]vtoseek,search,lookfor(diligently)

Hence:perquisitionperquisitor

perquisitseeperquirer perquisitionnsearch(asin"searchwarrant") perquisitornsearcher perruccanwig,periwig

Hence:perrucchero

perrucchseeperrucca perruccheronwigmaker,hairdresser,coiffeur,barber,etc. persanPersian

Hence:persicpersico&Persiapersianpersiano,persianaPersepoleetc.perse

perscrutarvtoscruitinizeclosely,examinecarefully,etc.
Hence:perscrutation

perscrutationnclosescrutiny,carefulexamination

perscrutationnclosescrutiny,carefulexamination perseadjPersian persecutseepersequer persecutionn1.pursuit(=actionoffollowingafterorchasing)2.persecutionmaniadepersecutionpersecutionmania persecutornpersecutor perseide(si)n[Astron.]Perseid PerseonprPerseus(1.[Gr.Mythol.]2.[Astron.])

Hence:perseide

PersepolenprPersepolis persequer[sequ/secut]v1.topursue(=tofollowafter,chase)2.topersecute
Hence:persecutionpersecutor

perseverante1.pprofperserverar2.adjpersistent perseverantianpersistence,persistency,perseverance perseverarvtopersist,persevere

Hence:perseveranteperseverantia

PersianprPersia persianadjPersian,Persic persiananshutter,blind persianonPersian persicadjPersian,PersicleGolfoPersic[Geogr.]thePersianGulf persicanpeach(=fruitofthepeachtree) persicarian[Bot.]persicaria persichseepersico persichieronpeachtree persiconpeachtree
Hence:persicariapersicapersichiero

persistenteadjpersistent(=inclinedtopersist,tenacious) persistentianpersistence,persistency persistervtopersist(=toendure,continuetoexist)persisterin(unerror,unresolutionetc.)topersistin(anerror,a resolution,etc.)

Hence:persistentepersistentia

personanpersonalso:character(asin"characterinaplay")inpersonainpersonpersonajuridicjuridicalperson
Hence:personagepersonalpersonalitate,personalisar,impersonal,unipersonaletc.personatepersonificarpersonification

personage(aje)npersonage(1.personofnote2.characterinaworkoffictionoraplay) personaladjpersonalpersonalnpersonnel personalisarvtopersonalize,personify personalitatenpersonalitypersonalitatespersonalities,personalremarks personateadj[Bot.]personate personificarvtopersonify personificationnpersonification perspectseeperspicer perspectivanperspective(1."theartofperspective"2.vista,view,prospect) perspectiveadjperspective perspicaceadjperspicacious
Hence:perspicacitate

perspicacitatenperspicacity perspicer[spic/spect]v1.tolookthrough2.tolookat,examine
Hence:perspectiveperspectiva

perspicueadjperspicuous
Hence:perspicuitate

perspicuitatenperspicuity persuader[suad/suas]vtopersuade
Hence:persuasibilepersuasionpersuasivepersuasor

persuasseepersuader persuasibileadjpersuadable persuasionnpersuasion(1.actofpersuading2.stateofbeingpersuaded) persuasiveadjpersuasive persuasornpersuader pertica(pr)npole,longstaff pertinaceadjpertinacious

pertinaceadjpertinacious
Hence:pertinacitate

pertinacitatenpertinacity,pertinaciousness pertinenteadjpertinent pertinentianpertinence pertinervpertineratobelongto(=tobethepropertyof)also:topertainto

Hence:pertinentepertinentia,impertinenteimpertinentiaappertinerappertinenteappertinentia

perturbabileadjperturbable perturbarv1.todisturb(=tobreakupastateoforder,calmandquiet)2.toperturb
Hence:perturbabileimperturbabileimperturbabilitateperturbationperturbativeperturbator

perturbationnI.disturbance,disorderII.perturbation(1.perturbedcondition2.[Astron.]) perturbativeadj1.disturbing2.tendingtoperturb,perturbative perturbatorn1.disturber2.perturber pertussaladj[Med.]pertussal pertussen[Med.]whoopingcough,pertussis

Hence:pertussal

Peru[r)nprPeru
Hence:peruanperuano

peruanadjPeruvian peruanonPeruvian Peruvia[NL]nprPeru

Hence:peruvianperuviano

peruvianadjPeruvian peruvianonPeruvian pervenirvtoarrive,succeedinarriving(ataplace,etc.) perversseeperverter perverseadjperverse,perverted(=willfullywicked,vicious) perversionnperversion(1.actofperverting,stateofbeingperverted2.[Psychopathol.]) perversitatenperverseness perverter[vert/vers]vtopervert(1.todivertfromproperuseorfunction2.toleadastray,corrupt)

perverter[vert/vers]vtopervert(1.todivertfromproperuseorfunction2.toleadastray,corrupt)
Hence:pervertimentoperversionperverseperversitatepervertitor

pervertimenton(actof)pervertingorcorruptingperversion pervertitornperverter pervieadjpassable,pervious

Hence:impervie

pesante1.pprofpesar2.adjheavyaquapesanteheavywater pesarvtoweigh(1.toascertaintheweightof2.tohaveacertainweight)pesarsuparolastoweighone'swords pesatornweigher(=onewhoweighs,ascertainstheweightofsomething) peseta[H]n[Monet.]peseta pesonI.weight(1.heaviness2.amountdeterminedbyweighing3.pieceofmetal,etc.usedinweighing)II.[Monet.] pesopesoatomicatomicweightpesospecificspecificweightpesomortedeadweightpesonettenetweightpeso brutegrossweightapesobyweight(personas)depeso(people)ofweight

Hence:contrapesopesarpesante,pesator,contrapesar

pessime(ps)adjworst
Hence:pessimismopessimista

pessimismonpessimism pessimistanpessimist pessulo(ps)nbolt(fordoor,etc.) pesten1.(bubonic)plague,pestilence2.pest(=troublesomeordestructiveperson)pestebubonicbubonicplague

Hence:pestilente&pestifereappestar

pestifereadjpestiferous pestilenteadjpestilent
Hence:pestilentiapestilential

pestilentianpestilence,plague pestilentialadjpestilential petalismon[Gr.Antiq.]petalism petalo(p)npetal

Hence:petalismopetaloideapetaledipetaleetc.

petaloideadjpetaloid petardon1.[Mil.]petard2.(fire)cracker

petardon1.[Mil.]petard2.(fire)cracker peterv1.todemand,claim,exact2.toaskfor,request,beg
Hence:petitionpetitionero,petitionarpetitoriappetar&competer&impet&repeter&:centripeteect.

petiolaradj[Bot.]petiolar petiolateadjpetiolate,petiolated petiolo(t)n[Bot.]petiole,leafstalk

Hence:petiolarpetiolate

petitionnpetition(=formalrequest)petitiondeprincipio[Logic]petitioprincipii,beggingthequestion,petitionofthe principlepresentarunpetitiona(unpersona)topetition(someone) petitionarvtopetition(=tomakeapetition) petitioneronpetitioner petitoriadj[Law]petitory petranstone(1.rock2.[Med.]calculus)petradetoccatouchstonepetrapumicepumicestonepetraangular cornerstonepetraphilosophalphilospher'sstonepetradealtaraltarstonepetrainfernal[Med.]silvernitrate

Hence:petrariopetreriapetrificpetrosepetrificarpetrificationpetrographoetc.petroleoetc.salpetraetc.

petrarv[occurringincompounds]
Hence:impetrar&perpetrar&

PetrarcanprPetrarch
Hence:petrarchista

petrarchistanPetrarchist petrarion[Hist.]pedrero petreria(a)nquarry,stonepit petrificadjpetrifying,petrifactive petrificarvtopetrify petrificationnpetrifaction,petrification PetronprPeter petrographia(a)npetrography petrographicadjpetrographic petrographo(grapho)npetrographer
Hence:petrographiapetrographic

petrolseepetroleo

petrolseepetroleo petroleon1.(rock)oil,petroleum2.kerosene
Hence:petroleropetroleriapetrolifere

petroleria(a)npetroleumrefinery petroleronoilman(=onewhodealsinpetroleum) petrolifereadjpetroliferous petroseadjstony(1.fullofstones2.ofthenatureofstone) petrosilionparsley petunian[Bot.]petunia pfennig(plpfennige)[G]n[Monet.]pfennig Phaethonnpr[Gr.Mythol.]Phaethon phaetonnphaeton(=lightfourwheeledcarriage) phagv[occurringincompounds]phago(=eating)
Hence:phagocytoetc.anthropophageetc.rhizophageetc.esophagoetc.

phagocyto(cito)n[Biol.,Phygiol.,etc.]phagocyte
Hence:phagocytosis

phagocytosis(sis)nphagocytosis phaneradj[occurringincompounds]phaner,phanero(=visible)
Hence:phanerogameetc.

phanerogame()adj[Bot.]phanerogamous
Hence:phanerogamo

phanerogamon[Bot.]phanerogam phanta[occurringincompounds]
Hence:hierophantaetc.

phantasia(a)nI.fantasy,phantasy(1.powerofimagining,fancy2.phantasm,fancy3.whim,caprice)II.fantasia (1.[Mus.]fantasy2.[Equit.])haberlephantasiade(facer)uncosatohaveafancy(todosomething)articulosde phantasiafancygoods phantasmanphantasm(1.illusion,phantom2.appearance,ghost,specter) phantastanfantast,visionary

Hence:phantastic

phantasticadjfantastic,fantastical pharaonn1.Pharaoh2.faro

pharaonn1.Pharaoh2.faro
Hence:pharaonic

pharaonicadjPharaonic pharisaseephariseo pharisaic(ic)adj1.[JewishHist.]Pharisaic2.pharisaical,pharisaic,hypocritical pharisaismo(asmo)n1.[JewishHist.]Pharisaism2.pharisaism,phariseeism(=pharisaicalattitude,hypocrisy) phariseo(o)n1.[JewishHist.]Pharisee2.pharisee,hypocrite

Hence:pharisaimopharisaic

pharmaceutanpharmacist
Hence:pharmaceuticpharmaceutica

pharmaceuticadjpharmaceutic,pharmaceutical pharmaceutianpharmaceutics pharmacia(a)npharmacy(=shopofapharmacist) pharmacistanpharmacist pharmaco(fr)nmedicine,drug,remedy

Hence:pharmaciapharmacistapharmacologoetc.pharmacopeiaetc.

pharmacologia(a)npharmacology pharmacologicadjpharmacologic,pharmacological pharmacologistanpharmacologist pharmacologo(logo)npharmacologist

Hence:pharmacologiapharmacologistapharmacologic

pharmacopeia(pya)npharmacopoeia(=bookdescribingdrugs,chemicals,etc.) pharon1.lighthouse,pharos2.headlight(asin"headlightofanautomobile") Pharos(f)npr[Hist.]Pharos phasenphasealso:[Astron.,Biol.,Phys.,etc.] phasia(a)[occurringincompounds]phasia

Hence:aphasiaaphasicaphasicodysphasia

phemn[occurringincompounds]phem(1.voice2.report,rumor)
Hence:euphemeetc.

phen[occurringinderivativcsandcompounds]
Hence:phenolphenylophenylaminoetc.phenic

Hence:phenolphenylophenylaminoetc.phenic

phenicadj[occurringincompounds]phenic,phoenic,phenico,phoenico(=red)
Hence:phenicopteroetc.

phenicadjcarbolicacidopheniccarbolicacid,phenol phenicenphoenix,phenix PhenicianPhoenicia

Hence:pheniciephenicio

phenicieadjPhoenician phenicionPhoenician phenicoptero(cp)n[Ornith.]phenicopter phenoln[Chem.]phenol phenomenaladjphenomenal(1.asin"thephenomenalworld"2.extraordinary,remarkable) phenomeno(nmeno)nphenomenon(1.observablefactorevent2.somethingextraordinaryorremarkable)

Hence:phenomenalphenomenologiaetc.

phenomenologia(a)nphenomenology phenylaminon[Chem.]phenylamine phenylon[Chem.]phenyl PhiladelphianprPhiladelphia philanthropeadjphilanthropic

Hence:philanthropiaphilanthropismophilanthropophilanthropic

philanthropia(a)nphilanthropy philanthropicadjphilanthropic philanthropismonphilanthropism philanthroponphilanthropist philatelia(a)nphilately

Hence:philatelistaphilatelic

philatelicadjphilatelic philatelistanphilatelist phileadj[occurringincompounds]phile(asin"bibliophile",lovingbooks)

Hence:anglophileetc.bibliophileetc.hemophileetc.spermophiloetc.philophilanthropoetc.,philharmoniaetc.,

Hence:anglophileetc.bibliophileetc.hemophileetc.spermophiloetc.philophilanthropoetc.,philharmoniaetc., philosophoetc.,Philadelphiaetc.

philharmonia(a)n1.loveofharmony,loveofmusic2.philharmonicsociety
Hence:philharmonic

philharmonicadjphilharmonic philippseePhilippi philippenseadj/nPhilippianEpistolaalPhilippenses[Bio.]EpistletothePhilippians Philippinpr[Antiq.]Philippi

Hence:philippense

Philippicasnprpl[Gr.Lit.Rom.Lit.]Philippicsphilippicaphilippic philippinadjPhilippine,FilipinoInsulasPhilippinPhilippineIslands,Philippines PhilippinasnprplPhilippines,PhilippineIslands philippinonFilipino PhilipponprPhilip

Hence:Philippicasphilippinphilippino,Philippinas

Philistea(a)nprPhilistia philistee(e)adjPhilistine(1.[Hist.]2.uncultured,conventional) philisteo(o)nPhilistine(1.[Hist.]2.Philister,nonstudent3.crude,uncultured,conventionalperson)

Hence:philisteephilisteria,Philistea

philisteria(a)nPhilistinism philo[occurringincompounds]philo,phil(asin"philosopher","philharmonic",etc.) philologia(a)nphilology philologicadjphilological philologo(logo)nphilologist

Hence:philologiaphilologic

philosopharvtophilosophize philosophia(a)nphilosophy philosophicadjphilosophic,philosophical philosophismonphilosophism philosopho(sofo)nphilosopher

Hence:philosophiaphilosophismophilosophicphilosophar

Hence:philosophiaphilosophismophilosophicphilosophar

phlebn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]phleb,phlebo(=vein)
Hence:phlebitisphlebotomoetc.phlebotomiaetc.

phlebitis(tis)n[Pathol.]phlebitis phleboomia(a)n[Med.]phlebotomy phlebotomo(b)n[Med.]phlebotome phleg[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:Phlegethontephlegma&phlegmon

Phlegethontenpr[Gr.Mythol.]Phlegethon phlegma[ma/mat]nphlegm(1.mucus2.sluggishtemperament)
Hence:phlegmatic

phlegmatseephlegma phlegmaticadjphlegmatic phlegmonn[Pathol.]phlegmon phloxnphlox phobeadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]phobe,phobic(asin"Anglophobe,Anglophobic").

Hence:phobiaclaustrophobiaetc.phobicagoraphobeetc.anglophobeetc.

phobia(a)n[Pathol.]phobia phobicadj[Pathol.]phobic phocan[Zool.]seal phonn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]phono,phon(=voicesound)

Hence:phonicphonicaaphoneaphoniaaphonicsymphone&antiphona&phonographoetc.phonologoetc.cacophone etc.euphoneetc.polyphoneetc.saxophonoetc.xylophonoetc.megaphonoetc.microphonoetc.telephonoetc. kaleidophonicetc.

phonemanphoneme,phone phonetseephonetic phoneticadjphonetic

Hence:phonetismophonetistaphonetica

phoneticanphonetics phonetismonphonetism phonetistanphonetician,phonetist phonicadjphonicacoustic

phonicadjphonicacoustic phonicanphonicsacoustics phonographia(a)nphonography phonographicadjphonographic phonographo(grafo)nphonograph

Hence:phonographiaphonographic

phonolithicadjphonolitic phonolitho(n)nphonolite,clinkstone
Hence:phonolithic

phonologia(a)nphonology phonologicadjphonological phonologo(logo)nphonologist

Hence:phonologiaphonologic

phonometria(a)nphonometry phonometro(n)nphonometer
Hence:phonometria

phoreadj[occurringincompounds]phore,phorous(=carryingcarrier,bearer)
Hence:acanthophoreetc.rheophoroetc.

phosphseephosphoro phosphatateadjphosphated phosphaticadjphosphatic phosphaton[Chem.]phosphate phosphenonphosphene phosphinan[Chem.]phosphine phosphitonphosphite phosphorescenteadjphosphorescent phosphorescentianphosphorescence phosphorescervtophosphoresce
Hence:phosphorescentephosphorescentia

phosphoricadjphosphoric

phosphoriten[Mineral.]phosphorite phosphoro(fs)nphosphorus
Hence:phosphoritephosphorichypophosphoric,pyrophosphoricetc.phosphorosehypophosphorosephosphorescer& phosphatophosphatate,phosphatic,hypophosphato,arseniophosphatoetc.,glycerophosphatoetc.phosphinaphosphito hypophosphito

phosphoroseadj[Chem.]phosphorousacidophosphorosephosphorousacid photn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]phot,photo(=light)
Hence:photonphoticphoticaphotometroetc.photographoetc.photochimiaetc.photolithographiaetc.photosynthese etc.photoelectricetc.photogeneetc.telephotoetc.

photicadjphotic,light photicanphotics(=scienceoflight) photonphoto,snapshot

Hence:photomontageetc.

photochimia(a)nphotochemistry photochromia(a)ncolorphotography,photochromy photoelectrica[Phys.]photoelectric photogeneadjphotogenous,photogenic(=generatinglight)

Hence:photogenic

photogenicadjphotogenic(asin"photogenicface") photographarvtophotograph photographia(a)n1.photography2.photograph photographicadjphotographic photographo(grafo)nphotographer

Hence:photographiaastrophotographiaetc.,chromophotographiaetc.,microphotographiaetc.,telephotographiaetc. photographicphotographar

photogravurenphotogravure photolithographia(a)n1.photolithography2.photolithograph
Hence:photolithographiar

photolithographiarvtophotolithograph photometro(metro)nphotometer photomontage(aje)nphotomontage photonn[Phys.]photon

photonn[Phys.]photon photospheranphotospherealso:[Astron.] photostaticadjphotostatic photostato(stato)nphotostat(1.photostatingcamera2.photostaticcopy)

Hence:photostatic

photosynthese(sn)nphotosynthesis photosyntheticadjphotosynthetic phototherapia(a)nphototherapy

Hence:phototherapic

phototherapicadjphototherapeutic phototypia(a)nphototypy,phototyping phototypicadjphototypic phototypon(tipo)[Print.]phototype

Hence:phototypiaphototypicphototypographiaetc.

phototypographia(a)nphototypography
Hence:phototypographic

phototypographicadjphototypographic phrasv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:phrasephrasar,phraseologiaetc.antiphras&metaphras&paraphras&periphras&:holophrasetc.

phrasarv[Mus.]tophrase phrasenI.phrase(1.[Gram.]2.[Mus.])II.[Gram.]sentence phraseologia(a)nphraseology

Hence:phraseologic

phraseologicadjphraseological(=pertainingtophraseology) phrenn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]phren,phreno(=midriff,diaphragmmind)
Hence:phrenesiaphrenitis&phrenicphrenographoetc:phrenologoetc.phrenopathiaetc.schizophreniaetc.

phrenesia(a)nfrenzy phrenetseephrenitis phreneticadjfrantic,frenzied,phrenetic phreneticonphrenctic,madman phrenicadj[Anat.]phrenic

phrenicadj[Anat.]phrenic phrenitis(tis)n[Anathol.]phrenitis
Hence:phreneticphrenetico

phrenographo(n)nphrenograph(=instrumentrecordingthemovementsofthediaphragm) phrenologia(a)nphrenology phrenologicadjphrenological phrenologistanphrenologist phrenologo(logo)nphrenologist

Hence:phrenologiaphrenologistaphrenologic

phrenopathia(a)nphrenopathy
Hence:phrenopathic

phrenopathicadjphrenopathic PhrygianprPhrygia
Hence:phrygiephrygio

phrygieadjPhrygianbonettophrygiePhrygiancap phrygionPhrygian phthongn[occurringincompounds]phthong(=voicesound)

Hence:diphthongeetc.triphthongoetc.

phyllon[occurringincompounds]phyllo,phyll,phyllum(=leaf)
Hence:chlorophylloetc....

phylon1.[Biol.]phylon(=tribeorrace)2.[Biol.]phylum
Hence:phylogeneseetc.phylogeniaetc.phylogeneticetc.

phylogenese(g)nphylogeny,phylogenesis phylogenesis(g)nphylogeny,phylogenesis phylogeneticadjphylogenetic phylogenia(a)nphylogeny(1."scienceofphylogeny"2.phylogenesis)

Hence:phylogenista

phylogenistanphylogenist physicadjphysicalastronomiaphysicphysicalastronomygeographiaphysicphysicalgeography physicanphysics physicon1.physique2.physicist

physicon1.physique2.physicist physicochimia(a)nphysicochemistry
Hence:physicochimic

physicochimicadjphysicochemical physiocrate()nphysiocrat physiocratia(a)nphysiocracy physiocraticadjphysiocratic physiognomia(a)nphysiognomy(1.artofdeterminingcharacterfromfeaturesoftheface2.face)

Hence:physiognomistaphysiognomic

physiognomiaseealsophysiognomonia physiognomicadjphysiognomic(1.asin"physiognomicstudies"2.asin"physiognomicexpression) physiognomistanphysiognomist physiognomonia(a)nphysiognomy(=physiognomics)

Hence:physiognomonicphysiognomia&

physiognomonicadjphysiognomonic physiographia(a)nphysiography physiologia(a)nphysiology physiologicadjphysiologic,physiological physiologistanphyslologist physiologo(logo)nphysiologist

Hence:physiologiaphysiologista,psychophysiologiaetc.physiologic

physiotherapia(a)nphysiotherapy physis(f)nnature,inbornquality(ofapersonorthing)physis
Hence:physicphysicochimiaetc.,geophysicetc.,psychophysicetc.physicametaphysica,metaphysic,metaphysico physicophysiotherapiaetc.physiognomoniaetc.physiologoetc.monophysitaetc.

phyto[occurringincompounds]phyto,phyt(=growngrowth,plant)
Hence:epiphytophytographiaetc.phytolaccaetc.zoophytoetc.neophytoetc.saprophytoetc.

phytographia(a)ndescriptivebotany,phytography phytolaccanpokeweed pinpi(1."theGreekletterpi"2.[Math.]) pianinonuprightpiano

pianissimo(ssimo)adv/adj[Mus.]pianissimo pianistanpianist piano[I]adv/adj[Mus.]piano

Hence:pianissimopiano&

pianon[Mus.]piano,pianoforte
Hence:pianinopianistapianolapianoforteetc.

pianoforten[Mus.]pianoforte,piano pianolanpianola piastran[Monet.]piaster,piastre picanmagpie picarescadjpicaresque picaro[H]npcaro

Hence:picaresc

piccan1.[Arms]pike2.[CardGames]spade piccanpique(asin"afitofpique") piccanteI.pprofpiccarII.adj1.biting(asin"bitingsarcasm")2.piquant piccarvI.tosting,bite,smartII.topique(1.toarouse,stirup2.tooffend)piccarsetotakeoffenselevinosepicca thewineturnsacidorsourpiccarsedetoprideoneselfon,piqueoneselfonoruponpiccar(superleinimico) [Aeronaut.]todive(downontheenemy)

Hence:piccapiccante

piccon1.pick,pickax2.(mountain)peak picenpitch(=residuumofwoodtar,coaltar,etc.)
Hence:piciosepiciar

piciarvtopitch(=tocoveroverorsmearwithpitch) picioseadjpitchy pickles[A]nplpickles pickpocket[A]npickpocket pickup[A]n[Elec.]pickup,tonearm picnic[A]npicnic piconwoodpecker

pictseepinger pictornpainter
Hence:pictoressapictoresc

pictorescadjpicturesque pictoressanpaintress,womanpainter picturanpainting(1.artofpainting2.picture) picturaladjpictorial,pictural picturarvtopaint,picture pieadjpious,devoted

Hence:pietatepietismo,pietista,pietoseimpietoseexpiar&impieimpietate

pice[F]npiece(1.play,dramaticwork2."pieceofmusic") pietaten1.[Relig.]piety2.affectionatedevotion3.pity(=compassion)haberpietatedetopityorhavepityonfacer pietateaunpersonatoarousesomeone'spityorcompasssion pietismonPietism pietistanPietist pietoseadj1.compassionate2.piteouspitiful pigmentarvtocolororimbuewithpigment pigmentariadjpigmentary pigmentationnpigmentation pigmentonpigment
Hence:pigmentaripigmentarpigmentationauripigmentoetc.

pignorarvtopawn,putinpawn pignorenpledge,pawn,securityprestatorsuperpignorepawnbroker pigreadjlazy

Hence:pigritiapigressa

pigressanlaziness pigritianlaziness pilanI.pier(ofabridge)II.pile(1.heap,stack2.[Elec.AtomicPhys.,etc.])pilasic[Elec.]drypileorcellpila primari(secundari)[AtomicPhys.]primary(secondary)reactor

Hence:pilarpilastropilarcompilar&

pilarnpillar pilarvtopile,heapup pilarvtoremovethehairfrom,depilate pilastronpilaster Pilato,PontionprPontiusPilate pilav[Tu.]npilaf,pilau,pilaw pilaw[Pers.]npilau,pilaw,pilaf piliage(aje)npillage piliarvtopillage,plunder

Hence:piliagepiliator

piliatornpillager,plunderer pilonI.hair(1.asinglehair2.thehairofaperson,animal,etc.)II.nap,pile(ofcloth,velvet,etc.)III.down(asin "downonfruit")montarapilotoridebareback

Hence:pilosepilositatepilardepilardepilation,depilatori,depilatoriohorripilaretc.

pilori()npillory piloseadjhairy,pilose pilositatenhairiness,pilosity pilotan[Naut.,etc.]pilot

Hence:pilotarpilotage

pilotage(aje)npiloting,pilotage pilotarvtopilot pilula(p)npill,pilule

Hence:pilular

pilularadjpilular pimentarvtoseasonwithpimento pimentonpimento(1.pimiento2.allspice)

Hence:pimentar

pinaceasnpl[Bot.]Pinaceae pinaceeadjpinaceous pinastronpinaster,clusterpine,seapine

pincelnbrush,painthrushspecif.:(artist's)pencil(=quillofcamel'shair,fitch,sable,etc.)
Hence:pincelar

pincelarvtopaint(=touseapainthrush) pincenez[F]npincenez pincette[F]ntweezers,smallpincers pincionn[Zool.]finch pineanpinecone pinealadjpincalglandulapinealpinealgland pineeadjpine,piny pinetonpinegrove,pinetum pingseepang pinger[ping/pict]vtopaint
Hence:pictor&picturapictural,picturardepinger

pingpong[A]npingpong pinguinnpenguin pinionnpinenut,pion pinnanfin

Hence:pinnaculopinnionpinnulapinnate

pinnaculon[Arch.]pinnacle pinnateadj[Bot.lpinnate pinnionnpinion(=cogwheel) pinnulan[Surv.]pinnule,sightvane pinonpine(1.pinetree2.pinewood)

Hence:pinastropinetopinaceepinaceaspineepineapineal

pintanpint pintada[P]nguineafowl,guineahen,pintado pioneron[Mil.]pioneer pipanI.fifeII.pipe(1.tube2.[Meas.]3."tobaccopipe")

Hence:pipatapipettapipar

piparvtopeep,cheep,chirp
Hence:pipator

piparvto(playthe)fife pipatanpipeful pipatornpeeper,cheeper piperaceasnpl[Bot.]Piperaceae piperaceeadj[Bot.]piperaceous piperarvtopepper,seasonwithpepper piperate1.ppofpiperar2.adjpeppery piperenpepper

Hence:piperaceepiperaceaspiperierapiperinapiperarpiperate

piperieranpeppershaker piperinan[Chem.]piperine pipettanpipette pipionndove,pigeon piqu[F]npiqu(=ribbedcottonfabric) piranpear(=fruitofthepeartree)

Hence:piriero

pirarseespirar piratanpirate(=onewhocommitspiracy)
Hence:pirateriapiratar

piratarvtopirate,commitpiracy piraterianpiracy pirieronpeartree pirouettarvtopirouette pirouette[F]n[Dancing]pirouette

Hence:pirouettar

piscan1.fishing2.catch,haul(offishes)lepiscamiraculose[Eccl.]themiraculousdraughtoffishes piscarvtofish(tocatchortrytocatchfish,etc.)piscarinaquaturbidetofishintroubledwaters

piscarianfishingground,piscary piscatornfishermananellodelpiscator[Eccl.]Fisherman'sring piscatoriadjpiscatory,piscatorial piscenfishpiscedemarsaltwaterfishpisceaurategoldfishpiscevolanteflyingfishnicarnenipisceneitherfishnor fowlcomounpisceforadelaqualikeafishoutofwatermutecomounpisceasmuteasafishPisces[Astron.]Pisces, Fishes

Hence:piscariapiscinapiscosepiscarpisca,pischeria,piscator,piscatoripisciculturaetc.pisciformeetc.piscivoreetc.

pischseepisce pischeria(a)n1.fishingground2.fishmarket pisciculturanpisciculture pisciformeadjpisciform piscinan1.[Eccl.]piscina2.fishpond3.swimmingpool piscivoreadjpiscivorous piscoseadjaboundinginfish pisiformeadjpisiform(1.peashaped2.[Anat.,Zoo.]) pisonpeapisoodorosesweetpea

Hence:pisiformeetc

pistan1.tracks,trail(ofananimal)2.racecourse,racetrack pistacianpistachio(tree)
Hence:pistaciopistaciero

pistacieronpistachio(tree) pistacionpistachio(nut) pistillaradj[Bot.]pistillar,pistillary pistillifereadj[Bot.]pistilliferous pistillon1.pestle2.[Bot.]pistil

Hence:pistillarpistillifere

pistolan1.pistol2.pistole pistonnpiston(1.[Mach.]2.[Mus.])cornetaapiston[Mus.]cornet pitanciansmallallowance,pittance pizzicato[I]adj/adv/npizzicato

placanplaque(=diskofmetal,etc.)also:badge
Hence:plachettaplacar

placabileadjplacable placabilitatenplacableness,placability placarvtoplacate,appease

Hence:placabileplacabilitate,implacabileimplacabilitateplacationplacatorplacatori

placarvtoplate,overlay(withplatesofmetal) placard[F]nposter,placard
Hence:placardar

placardarvtopost(abill,placard,etc.) placationnplacation placatornplacater placatoriadjplacatory,conciliatory placente1.pprofplacer2.adjpleasant placervtopleaseplaceraunpersonatopleasesomebodysiilvosplace(ifyou)please

Hence:placide&placentecomplacer&displacerdisplacentedisplacentia

placernpleasure placer[A]n[Mining]placer plachseeplaca plachettanplaquette(=smalldecoratedplaque) placianplace(1.square2.position,office)placiadearmasdrillgroundplacia(forte)fortress,fortifiedtown

Hence:placiarplaciamentodisplaciar&implaciar&misplaciar

placiamentonplacement(1.actionofplacing,setting2.actionofsecuringapositionforsomeone)bureaude placiamentoemploymentoffice,placementbureau placiarvtoplace(1.toput,set2.tosecureapositionorplacefor) placideadjplacid

Hence:placiditate

placiditatenplacidity plagan1.woundsore2.plague(=affliction,calamity)ponerledigitosuperleplagatoputone'sfingeronthesore spot

Hence:plagar

Hence:plagar

plagarv1.towound2.toplague plagia(aja)nbeach plagiarvtoplagiarize plagiarionplagiarist plagiatonsomethingplagiarizedalso:plagiarism plagionplagiarismalso:caseofplagiarism

Hence:plagiarioplagiarplagiato

plaid[A]nplaid planadj1.flat,level,plane2.plain(=clear,easytounderstand)
Hence:planarplana,planatorapplanar&explanar&planimetroetc.planispherioetc.plano&plana

plananplane(=toolforsmoothing,planishing,etc.) plananplain planarvtoplan(1.torepresentbymap,diagram,etc.2.tothinkoutplansfor) planarv1.tosmooth,plane2.toplanish planarv1.tohover2.[Aeronaut.]toglide

Hence:planatoraeroplanoetc.

planatorn1.planer(=onewhoorthatwhichplanesorsmoothes)2.planisher(ofmetals) planatorn[Aeronaut.]glider plancan1.plank,board2.shelf(asin"bookshelf")

Hence:planchetta

planchseeplanca planchettansmallplank,smallboard planctseeplanger planctonlamentation,lament,plaint plancton(plnc)n[Zool.]plankton planetanplanet

Hence:planetariplanetarioplanetoide

planetariadjplanetarysystemaplanetariplanetarysystem planetarionplanetarium

planetoidenplanetoid planger[plang/planct]vplangersedetocomplainoforabout
Hence:plancto

planimetria(a)nplanimetry planimetro()nplanimeter
Hence:planimetria

planisphericadjplanispheric,planispherical,planispheral planispherionplanisphere
Hence:planispheric

planonplan(1.ofahouse,garden,town,etc.2.schemealso:project,design)
Hence:planar1

planonplane(=flatorlevelsurface)plano(inclinate)[Geom.](inclined)planeprimeplanoforeground
Hence:planar&biplanoetc.monoplanoetc.

plantan1.plant(=vegetableorganism)2.sole(offoot)
Hence:plantagine&plantonplantulaplantarplantarplantation,plantator,displantar,implantar&,replantar replantabile,supplantar&,transplantar&plantigradeetc.

plantaginaceasnpl[Bot.]Plantaginaceae plantaginaceeadj[Bot.]plantaginaceous plantaginen[Bot.]plantain

Hence:plantaginaceeplantaginaceas

plantaradj[Anat.]plantar,soleplantarvtoplant plantationn1.(artof)planting2.plantation plantatornplanter(1.onewhoplants2.ownerofaplantation) plantigrade()adj[Zool.]plantigrade

Hence:plantigrado

plantigrado()nplantigrade plantonn1.[Hort.]set,shoot,cutting2.[Mil.]orderly plantulan[Bot.lplantuleplantlet plasma[ma/mat]nplasm,plasma(1.[Mineral.]2.[Physiol])plasmadelsanguinebloodplasma

Hence:cytoplasmaetc.neoplasmaetc.protoplasmaetc.ectoplasmaetc

plastadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]plast(=moulded,formed)
Hence:plastia&plasticplasticitate,organoplasticetc.,plastico,plasticachloroplastoetc.

plastia(a)[occurringincompounds]plasty(=moulding,formation)
Hence:galvanoplastiaetc.osteoplastiaetc.rhinoplastiaetc.

plasticadjplasticalso:[Technol.]plasticsoperationplasticplasticoperationartesplasticplasticarts plasticanplasticart plasticitatenplasticity plasticonplastic,plastics(asin"plasticorplasticsisawidelyusedmaterial")plasticosplastics(asin"plasticsare widelyusedmaterials") plastron[F]nplastron(1.protectionforthebreastofafencer2.starchedshirtfront) platseeplaty platanaceasnpl[Bot.]Platanaceae platanaceeadj[Bot.]platanaceous platanetongroveofplanetrees platano(pl)n[Bot.]plane(tree)
Hence:platanetoplatanaceeplatanaceas

plateau[F]nplateau platessanflatfish,plaiceflounder plathelminthen[Zool.]flatworm,planarian,platyhelminthplathelminthesPlatyhelminthes platinarvtoplatinize platinaturanplatinization platinifereadjplatiniferous platinonplatinum

Hence:platinifereplatinoideplatinarplatinaturaplatmotypiaetc.

platinoideadjplatinoid platinoidenplatinoid platinotypia(a)n[Photog.]platinotype platitude[F]nplatitude Platonnpr[Gr.Philos.]Plato

Hence:platonismoneoplatonismoetc.platonicneoplatonicetc.platoniconeoplatonicoetc.platonisar

platonicadjPlatonicamorplatonicPlatoniclove platoniconPlatonist,Platonic platonisarvtoPlatonize platonismonPlatonism plattanplate(=sheetofmetal)also:[Photog.] platteadjflat,level

Hence:applattarplatteformaetc.plattoplatta

platteformanplatform(1.asin"gunplatform,streetcarplatform,etc."2.[Pol.]) platton1.plate,dish,platteralso:saucer,etc.2.dish(=foodpreparedinaparticularway)3.course(=partofameal servedatonetime) platyadj[occurringincompounds]platy,plat(=flat)

Hence:phthelmintheetc.platycephaleetc.

platycephaleadj[Med.,Anthropol.]flatheaded,platycephalic,platycephalous
Hence:platycephalia

platycephalia(a)n[Med.,Anthropol.]platycephaly,flatheadedness platypode(pode)adj1.[Med.]flatfooted2.[Zool.]platypodous
Hence:platypodia

platypodia(a)n[Med.]flatfoot,platypodia platyrrhinadj[Zool.,Anthropol.]platyrrhine
Hence:platyrrhinos

platyrrhinosnpl[Zool.]Platyrrhina,platyrrhinemonkeys platyureadj[Zool.]flattailed,platurous plauder[plaud/plaus]vtoapplaud

Hence:plausibile&applauder&

plausseeplauder plausibileadjplausible(=reasonable,acceptable)
Hence:plausibilitate

plausibilitatenplausibility,plausibleness pleadj[occurringincompounds]
Hence:multipleetc.centupleetc.dupleetc.simpleetc.tripleetc.

plebenplebs(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.commonpeople,populace)
Hence:plebeieplebeismo,plebeitate,plebeisar,plebeioplebiscitoetc.

plebeie(b)adjplebeian(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.common,vulgar) plebeio(b)nplebeian(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.memberofthepopulace) plebeisarvtoplebeianize,renderplebeian plebeismo(zmo)nplebeianism(1.plebeiancharacter2.plebeianstyleorexpression) plebeitatenplebeianism(=plebeiancharacter) plebiscitariadjplebiscitary plebiscitonplebiscite

Hence:plebiscitari

plect[plect/plex]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:plexoperplexe&complect&

plectronpick,plectrum plegn[occurringincompounds]pleg,plego(1.blow,stroke2.[Med.]stroke(ofparalysis,etc.))
Hence:hemiplegiaetc.

pleiade(]nPleiad(1.oneofthePleiades2.[Lit.])pleiades[Astron.]Pleiades pleist[occurringincompounds]
Hence:pleistocenetc.

pleistocenadj[Geol.]Pleistocene
Hence:pleistoceno

pleistocenon[Geol.]Pleistocene plenadjfullaplenmanosbyhandfuls
Hence:plenitudeplenariplenarreplenar&,terraplenoetc.plenipotentiaetc.plenilunioetc.plenilunaretc.

plenarvtofill(=tomakefull) plenariadjplenary plenilunaradjofthefullmoon,plenilunar,plenilunary plenilunionfullmoon,plenilune plenipotentianfullpower,plenipotence

Hence:plenipotentiariplenipotentiario

plenipotentiariadjplenipotentiary

plenipotentiarionplenipotentiary(=plenipotentiaryenvoyorambassador) plenitudenplenitude(1.fullness2.abundance) pleonasv[occurringinderivatives]pleonas(=tobesuperfluous)

Hence:oleonasmopleonastopleonastic

pleonasmonpleonasm pleonasticadjpleonastic pleonaston[Mineral.]pleonaste,ceylonite plerv[occurringincompounds]

Hence:compler&depler&expler&impler&repler&suppler&

plesiadj[occurringincompounds]plesio,plesi(=near,close)
Hence:plesiosauroetc....

plesiosauron[Paleontol.]plesiosaurus,plesiosaur pleuran[Anat.]pleura
Hence:pleuritispleuriticpleuralpleuropneumoniaetc.

pleuraladjpleural pleuriticadjpleuritic pleuritis(tis)n[Med.]pleurisy pleuropneumonia(a)n[Med.]pleuropneumonia plexseeplect plexonplexus pliadj[occurringincompounds]pli,plio(=more)

Hence:pliocenetc....

plican1.fold,pleat2.[Pathol.]plica,Polishplait plicante1.pprofplicar2.adjpliant,pliable plicarv1.tofold,pleat2.tobend(=tocausetobend)plicarsetobend,yield

Hence:plicaplicanteplicaturaapplicar&complicar&displicar&explicar&implicar&replicar&

plicaturanplication,plicature pliceadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:dupliceetc.multipliceetc.simpliceetc.quadruplicaretc.

pliocenadj[Geol.]Pliocene

Hence:plioceno

pliocenon[Geol.]Pliocene plorarvtocry,weep
Hence:deplorar&implorar&

[plu]adv(=plus)
Hence:plutostoetc.

pluche[F]nplush plumanfeatherpesopluma[Sports]featherweight
Hence:plumageplumulaplumoseplumarimplumardisplumar

plumage(aje)nplumage plumarvtopluck(poultry) plumbaginenblacklead,graphite plumbarvI.toplumb(1.toweightwithlead2.totestbyaplumbline)II.[Dent.]tofill(atooth) plumbeeadjplumbeous,lead plumberia(a)n1.plumbing2.plumber'sshop plumberonplumber plumbicadjplumbicalso:[Chem.] plumbifereadjplumbiferous plumbonlead(1.themetal"lead"2.bullets,shot)aplumboplumb,vertical
Hence:plumbagineplumberoplumberiaplumbeeplumbicplumbifereplumbar

plumoseadjfeathered,feathery,plumose plumpudding[A]nplumpudding plumulanplumule(1.[Bot.]2.littlefeather) pluraladjplural(1.morethanonepertainingtomorethanone2.[Gram.])numeroplural[Gram.]pluralnumberplural n[Gram.]plural

Hence:pluralismopluralistapluralitatepluralisar

pluralisarvtopluralize pluralismon[Philos.]pluralism pluralistan[Philos.]pluralist pluralitatenplurality(1.stateofbeingplural2.majority3.[Elections])

plureadjseveral
Hence:plural&[plurime][plurimo]plurinomialetc.

plures(pl)pronseveral plurilocularadj[Bot.,Zool.]plurilocular [plurimel(pl)adj1.much2.many [plurimo](pl)adv1.much,exceedingly2.forthemostpart,commonly,usually plurinominaladjplurinominal plus1.more2.plusplusbelle(que)morebeautiful(than)plusgrande(que)greater,bigger(than)plusde(vintiannos) morethan,over,above(twentyyears)leplusbellethemostbeautifulleplusgrandethegreatest,biggest(le)plus(the) most(asin"whatpleasedme(the)most")deplusfurthermore,besidesdeplusinplusmoreandmoreinplus furthermore,inaddition,also(tres)plus(quatro)(three)plus(four)alplusat(the)bestplusominusmoreorlessnon ...plusnomore,notanymore(1.nothingmore2.nolonger)plus(de)(moneta,etc.)more(money,etc.)
Hence:plusvaloretc.plusquamperfectoetc.

plusquamperfectonpluperfect plusvalorn[Econ.]surplusvalue pluton[occurringincompounds]pluto(=wealth)Pluto[Gr.Mythol.]Plutus

Hence:plutologoetc.plutonomiaetc.plutocrateetc.plutocraticetc.

plutocrate()nplutocrat plutocratia(a)nplutocracy plutocraticadjplutocratic plutologia(a)nplutology plutologicadjplutological plutologo(logo)nplutologist

Hence:plutologiaplutologic

Plutonnpr[Class.Mythol.Astron.]Pluto
Hence:plutonismoplutonistaplutonicplutonieplutonium

plutonicadj[Geol.]plutonic plutonieadjPlutonian plutonismon[Geol.]plutonism plutonistan[Geol.]plutonist,plutonian plutonium(t)n[Chem.]plutonium

plutonomia(a)nplutonomy plutonomicnplutonomic [plutosto]adv(=plustosto) pluvervtorain

Hence:pluviapluviero,pluvial,pluviose,pluviometroetc.,parapluviaetc.impluvimpluvio

pluvianraintemporedepluviarainyweather pluvialadjrainy,pluvialaquapluvialrainwaterpluvialnpluvial(=longecclesiasticcloak) pluvieron[Ornith.]plover pluviometro(metro)npluviometer pluvioseadjrainy,pluvioustemporepluvioserainyweatherstationpluvioserainyseason pneun(pneumatic)tire pneuma[ma/mat]n1.wind,breath2.spirit,soul3.[MedievalMus.]neume

Hence:pneumaticpneumaticopneumaticapneumatometroetc.pneumatologiaetc.

pneumatseepneuma pneumaticadjpneumatic(1.asin"pneumatictire"2.spiritual) pneumaticanpneumatics pneumaticon(pneumatic)tire pneumatologia(a)npneumatology(=doctrineofspiritsorspiritualbeings)

Hence:pneumatologic

pneumatologicadjpneumatological pneumatometro(metro)npneumatometer pneumoseepneumono pneumonia(a)npneumonia pneumonicadjpneumonic pneumonon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]pneumono(=lung)

Hence:pneumoniabronchopneumoniaetc.pneumonicpneumonotherapiaetc.pneumorrhagiaetc.pmeumothoraceetc.

pneumonotherapia(a)npneumonotherapy pneumorrhagia(a)npneumorrhagia pneumothoracenpneumothorax

[poc]adj1.little(notmuch)2.few(notmany)(=pauc)
Hence:pocopoco

[poco]pronunpoco(de)alittlepocoapocolittlebylittleinpocoshortly,beforelong(=pauc)[poco]advlittle(=to asmalldegree)(=pauc) podn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]pod(=foot)

Hence:podiolycopodioetc.,pseudopodioetc.podagraetc.podometroetc.antipode&arthropodeetc.cephalopodoetc. myriapodeetc.

podagran[Pathol.]podagra podicaladjpodical podice(p)npodex,buttocks

Hence:podical

podion[Rom.Hist.]podiumpodiopodium,pod(=littlefoot) podometro(metro)npodometer,pedometer poemanpoem poesia(a)npoetry poetanpoet

Hence:poetastropoetessapoeticpoeticapoetisar

poetastronversifier,poetaster poetessanpoetess poeticadjpoeticpoeticallicentiapoeticpoeticlicenseartepoeticpoetics poeticanpoetics poetisarv1.toversify2.topoetize(asin"topoetizethelivesofthepoor") pogrom[R]npogrom poilu[F]npoilu pointer[A]n[Dogs]pointer [pois]1.advafterwards,thereafter2.conjforpoisqueas,since,because poker[A]n[Cards]poker pol[occurringincompounds]pol(=tosell)
Hence:monopolioetc....

polacadjPolish
Hence:polaco

Hence:polaco

polaconPole polaradjpolar polarimetro(r)npolarimeter polarisarvtopolarize polarisationnpolarization polarisatornpolarizer polariscopionpolariscope polaritatenpolarity polen[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]polis(=city)

Hence:polita&acropoleetc.metropoleetc.Constantinopoleetc.necropoleetc.Neapoleetc.Tripoleetc.

polea(a)npulley polemn[occurringinderivatives]polem(=war)
Hence:polemicpolemicapolemisarpolemista

polemicadjpolemic,polemical polemican1.polemic(=controversialargument)2.polemics polemisarvtodispute(aggressively) polemistancontroversialist,polemicist policia(a)npolice(1.thewholesystemofinternalregulationofastateorcommunity2.policeforce)agentede policiapoliceman,policeofficer

Hence:policieropoliciaripoliciar

policiarvtopolice(=tomaintainlawandorderin) policiariadjpolice(asin"policeregulations") policieronpoliceman polimentonpolish(1.actofpolishing2.smoothness,luster) polirvtopolish(1.tomakesmoothandshiny2.torefine)

Hence:polimentopolitorpoliturapolite&dispolir

polisn[occurringincompounds]
Hence:Indianapolisetc.

polissanpolicy(asin"insurancepolicy")polissadecargamentobilloflading politan[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

politan[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:politicimpoliticpoliticopoliticageopoliticaetc.cosmopolitaetc.

Politburo[R]nPolitburo politeI.ppofpolirII.adjpolite(1.refined,elegant2.civil,courteous)
Hence:politessaimpoliteimpolitessa

politessanpoliteness politicadj1.political2.politiclecorporepoliticthebodypoliticeconomiapoliticpoliticaleconomy politican1.politics2.policy(=plannedcourseofaction) politiconpolitician politornpolisher(1.onewhopolishes2.polishingtool) polituran1.(actof)polishing2.gloss,luster polka[Polish]npolka polkarvtopolka pollice(pl)n1.thumbalso:[Anat.,Zool.]pollex2.[Meas.]inch pollinen[Bot.]pollen
Hence:pollinosispollinicpolliniferepollinisarpollinisation

pollinicadj[Bot.]pollinictubopollinicpollentube pollinifereadjpolliniferous pollinisarv[Bot.]topollinate,pollinize pollinisationn[Bot.]pollinization pollinosis(sis)n[Med.]pollinosis,hayfever polluer[lu/lut]vtopollute(1.tosoil,makefilthy2.tomakeuncleanmorally,ceremonially,etc.)

Hence:pollution

pollutseepolluer pollutionnpollutionalso:[Med.] Pollux(pl)nprPollux(1.[Gr.Mythol.]2.[Astron.]) polonpole(asin"NorthPole","magneticpole,"etc.)polonordNorthPolepolosudSouthPole

Hence:polarpolaritate,polarisarpolarisation,polarisator,dispolarisardispolansation,polarimetroetc.,bipolaretc. circumpolar

polo[Balti]n[Sports]polo

polonseePolonia polonaise[F]npolonaise(1.[Clothing]2.[Dancing]3.[Mus.]) poloneseadjPolishpolonesen1.Pole2.Polish(language) PolonianprPoland

Hence:poloniumpolonese

polonium(l)n[Chem.]polonium poltergeist[G]npoltergeist poltronnpoltroon

Hence:poltroneria

poltroneria(a)npoltroonery polyadj[occurringincompounds]poly(=many,much,several)
Hence:polysyntheseetc.Polynesiaetc.polytheismoetc.polytheistaetc.polytechnicetc.polygonetc.polyphoneetc. polyandreetc.polygameetc.polysyllabeetc.polynomieetc.

polyandreadjpolyandrous
Hence:polyandria

polyandria(a)npolyandry(1.Anthropol.]2.[Bot.]) polyatomicadj[Chem.]polyatomic polycheteadj[Zool.]polychaetous

Hence:polychetos

polychetosnpl[Zool.]Polychaeta polychromaticadjpolychromatic polychromeadjpolychrome polygame(l)adjpolygamousalso:[Bot.]

Hence:polygamiapolygamicpolygamo

polygamia(a)npolygamy polygamicadjpolygamic polygamo(l)npolygamist polyglotteadjpolyglot

Hence:polyglotto

polyglottonpolyglot polygonadjpolygonal

polygonadjpolygonal
Hence:polygonopolygonal

polygonaladjpolygonal polygononpolygon polyhedreadj[Math.]polyhedral

Hence:polyhedro

polyhedron[Math.]polyhedron polymereadj[Chem.]polymeric,polymerous
Hence:polymeriapolymerisarpolymerisationpolymero

polymeria(a)n[Chem.]polymerism,polymerization polymerisarv[Chem.]topolymerize polymerisationn[Chem.]polymerization,polymerism polymero(mero)n[Chem.]polymer PolynesianprPolynesia

Hence:polynesianpolynesiano

polynesianadjPolynesian polynesianonPolynesian polynomieadj[Alg.]polynomial

Hence:polynomio

polynomion[Alg.]polynomial polyphoneadjpolyphonicalso:[Mus.,Phonet.]
Hence:polyphoniapolyphonic

polyphonia(a)npolyphonyalso:[Mus.,Phonet.] polyphonicadjpolyphonicalso:[Mus.,Phonet.] polypo(p)npolyp,polypus(1.[Zool.]2.[Med.])

Hence:machopolypoetc.

polysyllabe(s)adjpolysyllabic
Hence:pollysyllabo

polysyllabo(s)npolysyllable polysynthese(ntese)npolysynthesis polysyntheticadjpolysyntheticalso:[Philol.]

polysyntheticadjpolysyntheticalso:[Philol.] polytechnicadjpolytechnic
Hence:polytechnico

polytechniconpolytechnic(school) polytheismo(tezmo)npolytheism polytheista(testa)npolytheist pomaceeadjpomaceous(=bearingpomesorpomelikefruits) pomadanpomade

Hence:pomadar

pomadarvtopomade pomeranadjPomeranian
Hence:Pomeraniapomerano

PomeranianprPomerania pomeranonPomeranian(=inhabitantofPomerania) pomicultornpomiculturist pomiculturanpomiculture pomifereadjpomiferous pomiformeadjpomiform pomon1.pomealso:apple2.pommel(asin"pommelofasword")pomodeAdamAdam'sapplepomodediscordia appleofdiscord

Hence:pomada&Pomonapomaceepomiferepomiculturaetcpomiformeetcpomologiaetc

pomologia(a)npomology
Hence:pomologicpomologista

pomologicadjpomological pomologistanpomologist Pomonanpr[RomRelig]Pomona pompanpomp,splendor

Hence:pompose

pompelmus(ms)ngrapefruit(1.fruitofthegrapefruittree2.grapefruittree) pompon[F]npompon pomposeadjstately,grand

pomposeadjstately,grand poncho[H]nponcho pondern[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:ponderalponderoseponderositateponderarponderabileponderabilitate,imponderabileimponderabilitate, ponderation,preponderar&,equiponderaretc

ponderabileadjponderable ponderabilitatenponderability ponderaladjpertainingtoweight,ponderal ponderarvtoponder(=toweighinone'smind) ponderationn(actof)pondering ponderoseadjweighty,heavy,ponderous ponderositatenweightiness,heaviness,ponderosity poneminas(m)nminelayer poner[pon/posit/post]vtoput,place,lay,etcponersea(facer)tobeginto(do),tostart(doing)lesolseponethe sunsetsponerdelsolsunset
Hence:positionpositive&posituraposticiepostura&postopostarposta&anteponer&apponer&componer& contraponer&deponer&disponer&exponer&imponer&interponer&juxtaponer&opponer&postponer& preponer&proponer&superponer&supponer&transponer&poneminasetc

pontarvtobridge,buildabridgeover pontenI.bridge(1."bridgeoverariver,etc"2.[Dent]3."bridgeofamusicalinstrument")II.[Naut]deckpontedel asinos[Math]asses'bridge,ponsasinorumjectarunpontetothrowabridgecapitedelponte[Mil]bridgeheadponte levatoridrawbridge

Hence:ponteroponton&pontar

ponteronbridgekeeper pontificaladjpontificalpontificaln[RCCh]pontifical(=bookcontainingtheoffices,orformsforrites,etc) pontificarvtopontificate(1.toofficiateasapontiff2.toact,speak,withpomposity) pontificatonpontificate pontifice(fice)npontiff

Hence:pontificatopontificalpontificar

pontonnpontoon
Hence:pontonero

pontoneronpontonier pony[A]npony(asin"Shetlandpony")

pony[A]npony(asin"Shetlandpony") popen[OrthodoxCh]pope,papa,papas poplonpoplarpoploblancwhitepoplarpoplonigreblackpoplarpoplopyramidalLombardypoplarpoplotremule tremblingpoplar,aspen populaceonpopulace popularadjpopular(1.people's2.favoredbythepeople)popularvtopeople,populatealso:tostock(withanimalsor plants) popularisarvtopopularize popularisationnpopularization popularitatenpopularity populationnpopulation populalornpopulator populo(p)npeople(1.race,nation2."commonpeople")populominute,populobasselowerclasses
Hence:populaceopopularpopularitate,impopularimpopularitate,popularisarpopularisationpopulosepopular population,populatordepopular&dispopular&

populoseadjpopulous [por]prepfor(1.notagainst2.inplaceof,inexchangeorreturnforpor(+inf)inordertopartirpor(Paris)toleaveor setoutfor(Paris)(=pro)

Hence:porqueetc

porcansow(=femalepig) porcellanan1.porcelain,china2.porcelainshell,cowrie
Hence:porcellaniteporcellanariporcellanero

porcellanariadjporcelain(=oformadeofporcelain) porcellaneronporcelainmakerordealer porcellaniten[Mineral]porcelanite porchseeporco porcheria(a)n1.porkshop2.mess,dirtybusinessalso:dirtylanguageorjoke,etc porcheronswineherd porchieranpigsty porcinadjporcine(1.ofswine2.swinish) porcon1.pig,hog2.porkporcosswineporcodeIndiaguineapig

Hence:porcheroporcheriaporcheiraporcinporcospinoetcporca

Hence:porcheroporcheriaporcheiraporcinporcospinoetcporca

porcospinonporcupine porifereadj[Zool]poriferous poriferos(feros)npl[Zool]Porifera pornn[occurringincompounds]porno(=harlot)

Hence:pornographoetcpornocratiaetc

pornocratia(a)npornocracy pornographia(a)npornography pornographicadjpornographic pornographo(grapho)npornographer

Hence:pornographiapornographic

poronpore(asin"theporesofthesweatglands")
Hence:poroseporositateporifereporiferos

poroseadjporous porositatenporosity(=stateofbeingporous) porphyricadjporphyritic porphyro(pr)nporphyry

Hence:porphyricporphyroide

porphyroiden[Petrography]porphyroid [porque]conj/adv1.why(=forwhatreason)2.because(=proque) porraceeadjporraceous porronleek

Hence:porracee

portan1.doorway,gateway2.door,gate
Hence:porteroportieraporticoportal

portaaeroplanos(plnos)n(aircraft)carrier portabileadjportable portalnportal portafolion1.pocketbook,wallet2.portfolio(=casefordocuments,prints,etc)also:briefcase portamantellon1.travelingbag2.(coat)hanger portamonetanpurse(=bag,receptacle,etc,formoney)

portamonetanpurse(=bag,receptacle,etc,formoney) portapennanpenholder portarvtobear,carry

Hence:porto&portabileportatorportataapportarcomportar&deportar&exportar&importar&reportar&supportar &transportar&portamonetaetcportaaeroplanosetc

portatanlitter(asin"thelitterofasow") portatorn1.[RR]porter2.bearer,carriertituloalportatorbearerbondpagabilealportatorpayabletobearerportator degerminesorbacillos(germ)carrier portavocenspeakingtrumpet,megaphone portender[tend/tent]vtoportend

Hence:portentoportentose

portentseeportender portentonportent,prodigy,marvel portentoseadjportentous,monstrous,prodigious porterondoormanalso:porter,doorkeeper,janitor porticonportico portieranportiere portionnportion(1.partofawhole2.share)

Hence:apportionar&proportion&

portonI.bearing(1.carrying2.deportment,carriageII.transportcharges(=postage,freightage,etc)francdeporto postpaid,transportchargesprepaid,etc portonport,harborportoaereeairportportofrancfreeport

Hence:aeroportoetcpassaportoetc

portrait[F]nportrait
Hence:portraitistaportraitar

portraitar(tretar)vtoportray portraitista(treista)nportraitpainter,portraitist portugseePortugal PortugalnprPortugal

Hence:portugese

portugeseadjPortuguese portugesenPortuguese(1.nativeofPortugal2.Portugueselanguage)

portugesenPortuguese(1.nativeofPortugal2.Portugueselanguage) portun[occurringincompounds]
Hence:importun&opportun&

posanI.pose(1.attitudeofthebody,etc2.mentalattitude)II."affectedpose"
Hence:posarposator,reposar&

posarvtopose(=toassumeastudiedattitude) posatornposer,poseur positseeponer positionnposition(=location) positivan[Photog]positive positiveadjpositive(1.asin"positivelaw"2.real,actual3.[specif:Alg,Elec,etc]notnegative)philosophiapositive positivephilosophygradopositive[Gram]positivedegree,positivecurrentepositive[Elec]positivecurrentprova positive[Photog]positivelegepositivepositivelaw

Hence:positivismopositivistapositivitatepositivopositivadiapositiva

positivismon[Philos]positivism positivistan[Philos]positivist positivitatenpositiveness,postivity positivon[Gram]positive(degree) positonn[AtomicPhys]positon,positron positronn[AtomicPhys]positron,positon posituran1.arrangement,order,disposition2.posture,pose posseder[sed/sess]vtopossess(1.tohold,own2.asin"ademonpossesseshim")posseder(unlingua)tobemaster of(alanguage)

Hence:possessionpossessivepossessorpossessoriposseditedisposseder&

possedite1.ppofposseder2.adjpossessed("possessedbyademon") possessseeposseder possessionnpossession(1.ownership2.propertyalso:[Pol]3."demonicpossession")esserinpossessiondetobein possessionofhaberinsupossessiontohaveinone'spossessionprenderpossessiondetotakepossessionofentrarin possessiondetoenterintopossessionofpossessionespossessions,belongingsalso:[Pol] possessiveadjpossessive(1.asin"possessiverights"2.[Gram] possessornpossessoralso:owner,holder possessoriadjpossessory possibileadjpossiblefacerlepossibiletodoone'sutmost

possibileadjpossiblefacerlepossibiletodoone'sutmost
Hence:possibilitateimpossibileimpossibilitate

possibilitatenpossibility postI.adv1.behind,back,backwards2.afterwards,afterII.prepbehindafterpostquesince,because
Hence:posternaposteaetcpostquametc

postprefixo[usedwithnouns,adjectives,andverbsalsoincombinationwithadjectivalsuffixes]post(=behind,after, intime,location,ororder)
Hence:postglacialetcpostdataretcpostponeretc

postseeponer postanI.post(1.relay2.mail,postalservice)II.postofficepostarestantegeneraldeliverypostaaereeairmail
Hence:postilionpostalpostar

postaladjpostalcassapostalmailbox,letterbox postarvtopost(=toassigntoapost) postarvtopost,mail postcommunionn[Eccl]Postcommunion postdatarvtodateforward,postdate postdiluvianadjpostdiluvian posteaadvafterwards,thereafter postereadjcomingafter,following

Hence:posteritateposterior&preposterepreposterar

posterioradjposterior(1.back,rear2.later)
Hence:posterioritate

posteriornposterior,buttock posterioritatenposteriority posteriormenteadvsubsequently,later posteritatenposterity posternan[Fortif]Postern postglacialadjpostglacial posticieadjfalse,sham postilionnpostilion postliminion[InternatLaw]postliminium,postliminy

postliminion[InternatLaw]postliminium,postliminy postmeridianadjpostmeridian postmeridienafternoonaltreshorasdelpostmeridieatthreeo'clockintheafternoon postonpost(1.place,station2.position,employment)postoavantiateoutpost postponer[pon/posit]vtopostpone

Hence:postponimentopostpositionpostpositive

postponimentonpostponement postpositseepostponer postpositionnpostposition postpositiveadj[Gram]postpositive postquam(pst)conjafter,assoonas postscrib[scrib/script]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:postscripto

postscriptseepostscrib postscriptonpostscript postume(ps)adjposthumous posturanposture,pose

Hence:posturar

posturarvtoposture,pose potabileadjdrinkableaquapotabiledrinkingwaterauropotabilepotablegold potabilitatenpotability potamon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]potam,potamo,potamus(=river)

Hence:hippopotamoetcMesopotamiaetc

potarvtodrink
Hence:potabilepotabilitate

potassanpotash(1.potassiumcarbonate2.causticpotash)potassacausticcausticpotash
Hence:potassicpotassiumpotassic

potassicadjpotassic potassium(ts)npotassium potentatonpotentate

potentatonpotentate potente1.pprofpoter2.adjpowerful,potent,mighty
Hence:potentatopotentiapotentilla,potentialpotentialitate,plenipotentiaetcimpotenteimpotentiaprepotente prepotentiaarmipotenteetcomnipotenteetc

potentianpower(1.abilitytodooract2.[Pol])legrandepotentiastheGreatPowers potentialadjpotentialpotentialnpotential,potentialfunction potentialitatenpotentiality potentillan[Bot]potentilla,cinquefoil poterv1.tobeableto(=can)2.tobeallowedto(=may)3.tobepossible(=may,can)

Hence:potente&

poternpower(=abilitytodooract) potestatenpower,might potionn[Med]potion potius(ptius)advrather(1.moretrulyoraccurately2.sooner,preferably) potpourri[F]npotpourri(=musicalorliterarymedley) pourboire[F]npourboire,tip povreadjpoor(1.indigent,needy2.unfortunate)povre(orator,etc)poor(speaker,etc)

Hence:povressapovrettoimpovririmpovrimento

povressanpoverty(=qualityofbeingpoor) povrettonpoorcreature practic(prc)adjpractical(1.nottheoretical2.asin"apracticalindividual"3.adaptedforarequiredpurpose)

Hence:practicarpracticante,practicabilepracticabilitate,impracticabileimpracticabilitatepractica

practica(prc)npractice(=actualapplicationofknowledge)mitterinpracticatoputintopractice practicabileadjpracticableviapracticabilepracticableorpassableroadportapracticabilepracticabledoor practicabilitatenpracticabilityalso:feasibility practicantentraineealso:internstudentnurseetc practicarvtopractice PraganprPrague pragma[ma/mat]ndeed,thingdonebusiness,affair

Hence:pragmatismopragmatistapragmaticpragmatica

pragmatseepragma

pragmatseepragma pragmaticadjpragmatic(1.pertainingtopracticalaffairs2.relativetophilosophicalpragmatism)sanctionpragmatic pragmaticsanction pragmaticanpragmaticsanction,pragmatic pragmatismonpragmatism(1.pragmaticcharacter2.[Philos]) pragmatistanpragmatist(1.pragmaticalperson2.adherentofphilosophicalpragmatism) prairie[F]nprairie prandervtolunch,dine,tohavelunchordinner(=totakethemiddaymeal)

Hence:prandio

prandionlunch,dinner(=middaymeal) prateria(a)nprairie praticultorncultivatorofmeadowland,meadower praticulturancultivationofmeadows pratonmeadow

Hence:prateriapraticulturaetc

praveadjcrookedperverse
Hence:pravitatedepravar&

pravitatendepravity,pravity [pre]adv/prep1.before,infront(of)2.incomparisonwith3.becauseof preprefixo[usedwithnouns,adjectives,verbsalsoincombinationwithadjectivalsuffixes]pre(=beforeintime, position,rank)

Hence:prehistoria,etcprematur,etcpredisponer,etcprebronchial,etc

preambularvtopreamble(=tomakeapreambleto) preambulo(m)npreamble precarvtoprayalso:tobeg,entreat precariadjprecarious(1.asin"precariousprivileges"2.asin"aprecarioussituation")

Hence:precarietate

precarianprayer precarietatenprecariousness precautionnprecautionconprecautioncautlously,warily precenprayer,request,entreaty

precenprayer,request,entreaty
Hence:precari&precariaprecardeprecar&,imprecar&

precedentenprecedent precedentianprecedencehaber(dar)precedentiatotake(give)precedence preceder[ced/cess]vtoprecede

Hence:precedenteprecedentiaprecession

preceptseeprecip preceptiveadjpreceptive preceptonprecept preceptorn1.teacher,instructor,preceptor2.tutor,privateteacher precessseepreceder precessionnprecessionprecessiondelequinoctiosprecessionoftheequinoxes preciarv1.toprice(=tofixthepriceof)2.toprize(=tovaluehighly) precider[cid/cis]vtocutoff,remove

Hence:precisionimprecisionpreciseprecisarimprecise

precion1.value,price2.prize(=reward,trophy,premium,etc)
Hence:preciosepreciositatepreciarminuspreciaretcappreciar&depreciar&

precioseadjprecious(1.valuable2.affected,overrefined) preciositaten1.preciousness,greatvalue2.preciosity,affectation precip[cip/cept]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:preceptivepreceptorprecepto

precipitanten[Chem]precipitant precipitarvtoprecipitate(1.tohurldown2.tohasten,causetobequick3.[Chem]) precipitate1.ppofprecipitar2.adjprecipitate(=veryhasty) precipitationnprecipitation(1.hurlingdown2.fallingheadlong3.excessivehaste4.[Chem]) precipitaton[Chem]precipitate precipite(cpite)adjprecipitate,fallingheadlong

Hence:precipitarprecipitante,precipitation,precipitateprecipitatoprecipitioprecipitose

precipitionprecipicealso:cliff precipitoseadjprecipitous(=verysteep)

precisseeprecider precisarvtostateprecisely preciseadjprecise precisionnprecision precitateadjaforementioned,aforesaid precoceadjprecociousalso:premature,etcfructoprecocecarlyfruit

Hence:precocitate

precocitatenprecociousness,precocity precognitionnprecognition precognoscer[gnosc/gnit]vtoforeknow preconceptionnpreconception preconciper[cip/cept]vtopreconceive precurr[curr/curs]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:precursor

precursseeprecurr precursornprecursor,forerunner,harbinger predanpreyavedepredabirdofprey

Hence:predarpredatordepredar&

predarv1.toprey,pillage,takebooty2.toplunder,rob,depredate predatornplunderer,pillageralso:predator predecessornpredecessor predefinirvtopredefine predefinitionnpredefinition predestinarvtopredestine predestinationnpredestination predeterminarvtopredetermine(1.todeterminebeforehand2.[Theol]) predeterminationnpredetermination(1.actofpredetermining2.[Theol]) predica(pr)nsermon,preachment predicamenton[Philos]category,predicament

predicamenton[Philos]category,predicament predicantenpreacher predicarv1.toannounce,proclaim2.topreach

Hence:predicapredicamentopredicantepredicationpredicatorpredicato

predicationn(actorartof)preaching predicaton[LogicGram]predicate predicatornpreacher predicer[dic/dict]vtopredict

Hence:predictionpredictor

predictseepredicer predictionnprediction predictornpredictor predilectionnpredilection predisponer[pon/posit]vtopredispose(asin"debilitypredisposesthebodytodisease")

Hence:predisposition

predispositseepredisponer predispositionnpredisposition predominanteadjpredominant predominantianpredominance predominarvtopredominate

Hence:predominantepredominantiapredomination

predominationnpredomination preeminenteadjpreeminent preeminentianpreeminence preestablirvtopreestablish preexistenteadjpreexistent preexistentianpreexistence preexistervtopreexist prefaciarvtopreface prefacionpreface(1.[RCCh]2.introduction,foreword)

prefacionpreface(1.[RCCh]2.introduction,foreword)
Hence:prefaciar

prefectseeprefic prefectonprefect prefectoraladjprefectoral,prefetorial prefecturan1.prefectship2.prefecture preferentianpreferencedarlepreferentiaatogivepreferenceto preferentialadjpreferential preferentialismonpreferentialism preferentialistanpreferentialist preferervtoprefer

Hence:preferentiapreferentialpreferentialismo,preferentialistapreferibilepreferibilitate

preferibileadjpreferable preferibilitatenpreferability prefic[fic/fect]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:prefectoralprefecturasubprefecturaprefectosubprefecto

prefiger[fig/fix]vtoprefix(=toputorfixbefore)
Hence:prefixoprefixar

prefigurarvtoprefigure,foreshadow
Hence:prefiguration

prefigurationnprefiguration(1.actionofprefiguring2.prototype) prefinirvtosetatimelimitfor prefixseeprefiger prefixarv1.tofixbeforehand2.toprefix(=toputorfixbefore) prefixon[Gram]prefix preflorationn[Bot]prefloration prefoliationn[Bot]prefoliation,praefoliation,vernation preglacialadjpreglacial pregnante1.pprofpregnar2.adjnant(1.withchildoryoung2.filledwithmeaning,significant) pregnantianpregnancy(1.stateofbeingwithchildoryoung2.stateofbeingfilledwithmeaning)

pregnantianpregnancy(1.stateofbeingwithchildoryoung2.stateofbeingfilledwithmeaning) pregnarvtomakepregnant,impregnate
Hence:pregnantepregnantiaimpregnar&

prehend[hend/hens]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:prehensileprehensionapprehender&comprehender&reprehender&

prehensseeprehend prehensileadjprehensile prehensionnprehension prehistorianprehistory prehistoricadjprehistoric prejudicarv1.toprejudge2.toprejudice(=toaffectinjuriously) prejudicialadjprejudicial prejudiciarvtoprejudice prejudicionprejudice(=preconceivedjudgmentalso:prejudgment)sinprejudiciodewithoutprejudiceof

Hence:prejudicialprejudiciar

prelatia(a)nprelacy prelaticadjprelatic prelatonprelate

Hence:prelatiaprelaturaprelatic

prelaturanprelacy preliminaradjpreliminarypreliminarnpreliminarypreliminarespreliminaries preludervtoprelude

Hence:preludiopreludiar

preludiarv[Mus]toprelude preludionprelude prematuradjpremature prematuritatenprematurity,prematureness premeditarvtopremeditate premeditate1.ppofpremeditar2.adjpremeditated premeditationnpremeditation

premer[prem/pressprim/press]vtopress(=toexertpressureupon)
Hence:pressionpressarpressacomprimer&deprimer&exprimer&imprimer&opprimer&reprimer&supprimer&

premiarvtoawardaprizeto,reward premire[F]n[TheatMusetc]premire(=firstperformance) premion1.reward,prize2.[Ins]premium

Hence:premiar

premissseepremitter premissan[Logic]premise premitter[mitt/miss]vtopremisealso:[Logic]

Hence:premissa

premonervtoforewarn,admonishbeforehand
Hence:premonitionpremonitori

premonitionnpremonition premonitoriadjpremonitory premunirvtofortifyinadvancepremunirsetotakeprecautions prenataladjprenatal prender[prend/prens/pris]vtotakeholdof,catch,seize,take

Hence:prendibileimprendibileimprendibilitateprensionprisaprenditorapprender&comprender&interprender& reprender&surprender&

prendibileadjpregnable,opentoattack prenditorntaker(=onewhoorthatwhichtakes,seizes,accepts) prenominenfirstname prensseeprender prensionn(actoractionof)taking preoccuparvI.toprejudice,biasII.topreoccupy(1.totakepossessionofbeforeothers2.totakeupalltheattention of)preoccuparsedetobepreoccupiedwith

Hence:preoccupationpreoccupate

preoccupate1.ppofpreoccupar2.adjpreoccupied,absorbed,engrossedpreoccupatedepreoccupiedwith preoccupationnI.prejudice,biasII.preoccupation(1.preoccupancy2.engrossment,absorption) preopinantenpreviousspeaker

preopinarvtoexpressone'sopinionfirst preordinarvtopreordain preordinationnpreordination prepararvtoprepare(=tomakeready)prepararatoprepareormakereadyfor

Hence:preparationpreparativepreparativopreparatorpreparatori

preparationnpreparation(1.actofpreparing2.[ChemPharm,etc])inpreparationinpreparation preparativeadjpreparatory preparativonpreparation(=preparatorystep,measure,etc) preparativosdeguerrapreparationsforwar preparatornpreparer preparatoriadjpreparatory preponderanteadjpreponderant preponderantianpreponderance preponderarvtobepreponderant,preponderate

Hence:preponderantepreponderantia

preponer[pon/posi]vtoprepose,placebeforeorinfront
Hence:prepositionprepositive

prepositseepreponer prepositionn1.(actof)preposing2.[Gram]preposition prepositiveadj[Gram]prepositive preposterarvtoreverse,puthindsideforemost prepostereadjhindsideforemost prepotenteadjprepotent(=verypowerful) prepotentianprepotency prerogv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:prerogativa

prerogativanprerogative presageadjforeseeing,prophetic
Hence:presagirpresagio

presagion1.presage,omen2.presentiment presagirvtopresage(1.tofeelapresentimentof,foretell2.toforebode,foreshadow) presbyadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]presby(=old)

Hence:presbyte&presbytero&presbyopiaetc

presbyopia(a)n[Med]farsightedness,presbyopia,presbytia
Hence:presbyopic

presbyopicadj[Med]farsighted,presbyoptic presbyte(prz)adj[Med]farsighted,longsighted,presbyopic
Hence:presbytiapresbytismo

presbyte(prz)npresbyope,presbyopic presbyteraladjpresbyterial,presbyteral presbyteratonpresbyterate presbyterianadjPresbyterian presbyterianismonPresbyterianism presbyterianonPresbyterian presbyterionpresbytery(1.partofthechurchsurroundingthealtar2.parsonage,parochialresidence) presbytero(b)npriestpresbyter

Hence:presbyteratopresbyteriopresbyteralpresbyterianpresbyterianismo,presbyterianoarchipresbyteroetc

presbytian[Med]farsightedness,presbytia,presbyopia presbytismon[Med]farsightedness,presbyopia,presbytia,presbytism prescienteadjprescient

Hence:prescientia

prescientianprescience prescirv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:presciente&

prescriber[scrib/script]vtoprescribe(1.tolaydownasaruleordirection2.[Med]3.[Law]toasserta prescriptiverightorclaim)
Hence:prescriptibileimprescriptibileimprescriptibilitateprescription

prescriptseeprescriber prescriptibileadjprescriptible

prescriptionnprescription(1.[Med]2.[Law]) presentabileadjpresentable presentarvtopresentpresentarlearmastopresentarmspresentar(unpersonaaunaltere)tointroduce(onepersonto another)

Hence:presentabilepresentationpresentatorrepresentar&

presentationnpresentationlitteradepresentationletterofintroduction presentatornpresenter presenteadjpresentletemporepresentethepresenttenseperlepresentes[Law]bythesepresents

Hence:presentiapresentialpresentar&

presentenpresent(1.thetimebeing2.[Gram]3.gift)alpresenteatpresentprolepresenteforthepresent presentianpresence(1.beingpresent2.demeanor)presentiadespiritopresenceofmind presentialadjpresential presentimentonpresentiment presentirvtohaveapresentiment

Hence:presentimento

[presertim](sr)advespecially,particularly,chiefly preservarvtopreserve(=tomaintaininsafety)
Hence:preservationpreservativepreservator

preservationnpreservation preservativeadjpreservative preservatornpreserver preside(pr)n1.[RomHist]protector,defender2.president,presidingofficer,etc

Hence:presidio&

presidenten(onewhopresides)chairman,president,presidingjudge,etc presidentianpresidency(=function,officeortermofpresident)also:chairmanship,etc presidentialadjpresidential,chairman's,etc presidervtopreside(=toactaschairman,president,etc)

Hence:presidentepresidentia,presidential,expresidente,vicepresidentevicepresidentia

presidialadjpresidial presidiongarrison,fortalso:presidio

Hence:presidial

pressseepremer pressanI.crowd,throngII.hurryIII.press(1.asin"coiningpress,winepress"etc2.printingpress3.[Journal]) pressarvtopress(=toexertpressureupon) pressionnpressure(1.asin"airpressure"2.constraint) pressionarterialbloodpressurepressionatmosphericairpressure,atmosphericpressure pressoadv/prepnear,closeapressodeatthehome(court,etc)of prestabilirvtopreestablish prestarvtolendprestarattentiontopayattentionprestarjuramentototakeanoathprestarseatolendoneselftofacer seprestartoborrow

Hence:prestoprestimonioprestationprestator

prestationn1.[Law]prestation2.(actionof)lending prestatornlender presteadj1.agile,nimble,quick2.ready

Hence:prestessaprestar&apprestar&prestidigitaretc

prestessanagility,nimbleness,quickness prestidigitarvtoprestidigitate
Hence:prestidigitationprestidigitator

prestidigitationnprestidigitation prestidigitatornprestidigitator prestigiarvtodeludebyjugglery prestigiatornjuggler,conjurer,prestigiaator prestigion1.illusion,conjuringtrick2.fascination,magicspell3.prestige,glamor

Hence:prestigioseprestigiarprestigiator

prestigioseadj1.prestigious,illusory2.fascinating,impressive prestimonion[RCCh]prestimony prestoadvpresto,quickly,quickasawink

Hence:preste&

prestonloan prestrenpriestPrestreJohannesPresterJohn

Hence:prestressaarchiprestreetc

prestressanpriestess presumer[sum/sumpt]vtopresume(1.toassume,surmise2.tobepresumptuous)
Hence:presumibilepresumptionpresumptivepresumptuose

presumibileadjpresumable presumptseepresumer presumptionnpresumption(1.conjecture2.presumptuousness3.[Law]) presumptiveadjpresumptive presumptuoseadjpresumptuous presupponer[pon/posit]vtopresuppose(1.toassumebeforehand2.torequireasnecessarypreliminary)

Hence:presupposition

presuppositseepresupponer presuppositionnpresupposition pretendenten1.pretender(toathrone)2.suitor,wooer pretender[tend/tent/tens]vtomaintain,affirmpretenderatoclaim,layclaimto

Hence:pretendentepretentionpretentiosepretensionpretense

pretensseepretender pretenseadjalleged pretensionnpretension(1.claim2.pretentiousness) pretentseepretender pretentionnpretension(1.claim2.pretentiousness) pretentioseadj1.makingpretensionsorlayingclaims2.pretentious,presumptuous,conceited preter(pr)I.advpast,beyondII.prep1.past,along(sideof),beyond2.except,excepting3.inadditionto

Hence:[preterea]etc

[preterea](tr)adv1.besides,moreover2.henceforth,hereafter preterirv1.topassby2.topassover,omit
Hence:preteritionpreteritepreterito

preterite(tr)adjpast(1.belongingtoformerdays2.[Gram]preterit) preteritionn[Rhet]preterition preterito(tr)n[Gram]past,preterit

pretermissseepretermitter pretermissionnpretermission pretermitter[mitt/miss]vtopretermit

Hence:pretermission

pretex[tex/text]v[occurringinderivatives
Hence:pretextopretextar

pretextseepretex pretextarvtoallegeasapretext pretextonpretext prevalente1.pprofprevaler2.adjprevalent,predominant prevalentianprevalence,predominance prevalervtoprevail,predominate

Hence:prevalenteprevalentia

prevaricarvtoprevaricate
Hence:prevaricationprevaricator

prevaricationnprevarication prevaricatornprevaricator prevenir[ven/vent]v1.toforestall2.toforewarn,warn,caution

Hence:preventionpreventive

preventseeprevenir preventionn1.prevention2.bias,prejudice preventiveadjpreventivemedicinapreventivepreventivemedicineprisionpreventive,detentionpreventive preliminarydetention previdente1.pprofprevider2.adjforeseeing(=havingforesight) previdentianforesight(=facultyofforeseeing) previder[vid/vis/vist]vtoforesee

Hence:previdenteprevidentia,imprevidenteimprevidentiaprevisibileimprevisibileprevisionprevisteimpreviste

previeadjprevious previsseeprevider previsibileadjforeseeable

previsionnprevision,foresight previstseeprevider previsteadjforeseen pridem(pr)advlongago primanprime(1.[Eccl]2.[Fencing])primadonna[I]nprimadonna primarvtobefirst,holdthefirstplace primariadj1.first2.primaryinstructionprimariprimaryorelementaryinstructionscholaprimarielementaryschool deprimariimportantiaofprimaryimportanceterrenosprimari[Geol]primary,primitiveformationsorrocks primarimenteadv1.primarily,chiefly2.first,inthefirstplace,firstofall primatenprimate(1.chiefarchbishop2.[Zool])primates[Zool]primates
Hence:primatiaprimatial

primatia(a)nprimacy(1.preeminence2.officeordignityofaprimate) primatialadjprimatial primaveran1.spring(time)2.cowslip,primrose

Hence:primsveral

primaveraladjspring primeadjfirst,primenumeroprimeprimenumbermateriasprimerawmaterialsaprimevistaatfirstsightdeprime ordinefirstrate,firstclassinprimelocofirst,inthefirstplaceprimeministroPrimeMinisterdeprimemanofirsthand

Hence:primitiaprimula&primariprimate&primitive&primarprimogenituraetcprimogeniteetcprimaveraetc primordioetc,principeetcdeceprimeetcprima

primerseepremer primitianfirstfruit primitiveadjprimitivealso:primeval

Hence:primitivismoprimitivo

primitivismonprimitivism primitivonprimitive primogenite(g)adjfirstborn primogenituranprimogeniture primordialadjprimordial primordionbeginning,origins

Hence:primordial

primulancowslip,primrose
Hence:primulaceeprimulaceas

primulaceasn[Bot]Primulaceous primulaceeadjprimulaceous primusinterpares[L]primusinterpares,firstamongequals prinseeprime princenprince(1.titlegiventoamemberofarulingfamily2.titleofnobility)

Hence:princessa

princessanprincess principaladjprincipal,chief,mainpropositionprincipalmainclauseprincipalnprincipal(1.superior,head(ofafirm, etc)2.capitalsuminvestedorlent) principalitatenprincipalness principaton1.sovereignty,reign,princedom2.principality(=territoryofareigningprince) principe(prn)n(the)first(inrank,dignity,merit,etc)

Hence:principatoprincipescprincipioprincipalprincipalitate

principescadjprincely principion1.beginning2.principleinleprincipiointhebeginningdelprincipiofromtheoutsetorstartinprincipio inprinciple,asarule prioradjprior

Hence:prioritatepriorpriorato,prioral,subprior,priorasubpriora

priornprior(1."priorofamonastery"2.[Hist]magistrateofcityofFlorence) prioranprioress prioraladjprioral prioratonpriorate,priorship prioritatenpriority(1.qualityofbeingantecedentintime2.precedence,superiorityinrank,position,etc)derectode prioritatepriorityright prisseeprender prisan1.(actionofseizing,takingholdof,etc)hold,grasp2.[Chem]solidification,setting3.[Naut]prizeprisa(de tabaco)pinch(ofsnuff)prisadecurrente[Elec]outlet prisionnprisonmitterinprisiontoputinprison
Hence:prisioneroimprisionarimprisionamento

prisioneronprisoner prisma[ma/mat]nprism
Hence:prismatichemiprismaetc

prismatseeprisma prismaticadjprismatic privadj[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:privarprivation,privative,privateprivataprivilegioetc

privarvtodeprive privatanprivy,latrine private1.ppofprivar2.adjprivateinprivatoinprivatescholaprivateprivateschool privationnprivation(1.deprivation2.destitution,need) privativeadjprivative(1.havingthequalityofdepriving2.[Gram]) privilegiarvtoprivilege,grantaprivilege privilegionprivilege

Hence:privilegiar

proprepfor(1.notagainst2.inplaceof,inexchangeorreturnfor)pro(+inf)inordertopartirpro(Paris)toleaveor setoutfor(Paris)
Hence:proqueetc

proprefixopro(1.forward,forth2.beforeintimeorplace3.deputy,agentof3.infavorof,onthesideof)
Hence:produceretcproponeretcproconsuleetcprosemitaetc

proan[Naut]prow,bow probanI.proof(1.evidencesufficienttoestablishafact2.test,trial3.[Print,Phot,etc])II.[Theat]rehearsalponera probaputtotheproofaprobadebombabombproofprobaprimegalleyproofprobageneral[Theat]dressrehearsal legerleprobastoproofreadlecturadelprobasproofreadinglectordelprobasproofreader probabileadj1.provable2.probable

Hence:probabilismoprobabilistaprobabilitateimprobabileimprobabilitate

probabilismon[Theol]probabilism probabilistan[Theol]probabilist probabilitatenprobabilitycalculodeprobabilitatetheoryofprobability probante1.pprofprobar2.adjconclusiveevidential,probative probarv1.toprove(=toestablishastrue)2.totest,tryalso:toprove(asin"toprovegold")3.[Theat]torehearse

Hence:probaprobanteprobabile&probationprobativeprobatorapprobar&reprobar&

probationnprobation(=periodoftrial) probativeadjprobative(=servingtotestordemonstrate) probatorntester,prover probeadjupright,honest

Hence:probitateprobar&improbeimprobitate

probitatenintegrity,uprightness,probity problema[ma/mat]nproblemresolverunproblematosolveaproblem
Hence:problematic

problematseeproblema problematicadjproblematic,problematical proceder[ced/cess]vtoproceed(1.togoforward,goforthalso:togoon,continue2.[Law])

Hence:proceduraprocessionprocessionalprocessoprocessar

proceduran[Law]procedure processseeproceder processarvtoprocess(1.[Law]tosue2.totreatbyaspecialprocess) processionnprocession(1.asin"tomarchinprocession"2.[Theol]) processionaladjprocessionalprocessionaln[Eccl]processional(hymn) processonI.process(1.method,"processapplied"2.course,"processundergone"3.[Anat])II.lawsuitprocesso verbal[Law]procsverhal(=officialstatement,report,etc) proclamarvtoproclaim

Hence:proclamationproclamator

proclamationnproclamation proclamatornproclaimer proconsulaton[RomHist]proconsulate proconsulen[RomHist]proconsul procrastinarvtoprocrastinate

Hence:procrastination,procrastinator

procrastinationnprocrastination procrastinatornprocrastinator

procrearvtoprocreate,beget
Hence:procreationprocreator

procreationnprocreation procreatornprocreator [procul](pr)advfaroff,faraway,atadistance procurarvtoprocure(=tosecureaftereffort)procurarseuncosatoprocuresomething

Hence:procurationprocuratorprocuratorio

procurationn1.(actionof)procuring,procurement2.powerofattorney procuratornprocurator(1.proxy,attorney2.[RomHist]) procuratorgeneralAttorneyGeneral procuratoriadjprocuratory prodeadjvaliant

Hence:prodessa

prodessan1.prowess2.exploit prodigalitatenprodigality prodigarvtobeprodigalof,tolavish prodige(prd)adjprodigal(=veryfreeinspendingorgiving)prodigedelavishwith,prodigaloffilioprodige prodigalson

Hence:prodigalitateprodigar

prodigionprodigy,wonder
Hence:prodigioseprodigiositate

prodigioseadjprodigious prodigiositatenprodigiousness producer[duc/duct]vtoproduce(1.tobringforward,show2.tobringforth,beproductiveof)

Hence:producibileproducibilitateproductionsuperproductionproductiveproductivitate,improductiveproductor productosubproductoreproducer&

producibileadjproducible producibilitatenproducibility productseeproducer productionnproduction(1.asin"theproductionofevidenceincourt"2.producing,making) productiveadjproductive

productivitatenproductivity productonproduct(1.resultofproducing2.[Arith]) productornproduccr(=onewhoproducesormakes)attribproducing profanadjprofane(1.secular2.irreverent,blasphemous)

Hence:profanitateprofanarprofanation,profanatorprofano

profanarvtoprofanealso:tomisuse,debase,etc profanationnprofanationalso:debasement profanatornprofaner profanitatenprofanity profanonlaymanalso:irreverentorignorantperson profectseeprofic profecticieadj[RomLaw]profectitious professseeprofit professarvtoprofess(1.toavow,delareopenly2.totakereligiousvows3.toexerciseaprofession4.toteach) professeadjprofessed(asin"aprofessedmonk") professionnprofession(1.declarationavowal2.vocation) professionaladjprofessional professornprofessor professoraladjprofessorial professoratonprofessorate,chair profic[fic/fect]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:proficienteprofecticie

proficienteadjmakingprogress,advancing profilarvtoprofile profilonprofile(1.sideface2.[Arch]3.[CivEngin]4.[Geol])

Hence:profilar

profit[fit/fess]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:profitenteprofessionprofessionalprofessorprofessorato,professoralprofesseprofessar

profitabileadjprofitable

profitarvtoprofit(1.tothrive,grow2.togain,benefit)profitardetoprofitby profitenten[Eccl]professing(=onewhoprofesses) profitonprofit(1.advantage2.pecuniarygain)profitoseperditasprofitandloss

Hence:profitarprofitabile

proforma[L]proforma,asaformality profundarv1.todeepen(=tomakedeeperinlevel)2.togodeeplyinto profundeadjdeep,profound

Hence:profunditateprofundarapprofundarapprofundamentoprofundo

profunderv[fund/fus]vtolavishtosquander
Hence:profusionprofuse

profunditatendepth,profundity(=qualityofbeingdeeporprofound) profundondepth(=deepplace) profusseeprofunder profuseadjprofuse profusionnprofusion progenv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:progenieprogenitiveprogenitorprogenitura

progenienprogeny progenitiveadjprogenitive progenitornprogenitor progenituranprogeny,progeniture progno[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:prognosisprognostic&

prognosis(sis)nprognosisalso:[Med] prognosticadjprognostic
Hence:prognosticarprognostication,prognosticatorprognostico

prognosticarvtoprognosticate prognosticationnprognostication(1.prediction2.foretoken) prognosticatornprognosticator prognosticonprognosticalso:[Med]

programma[ma/mat]nprogram
Hence:programmatic

programmatseeprogramma programmaticadjprogrammatic progreder[gred/gress]vtoprogress,goforward

Hence:progressionprogressiveprogressoprogressismo,progressista,progressar

progressseeprogred progressarvtoprogress progressionnprogressionalso:[Math] progressismonprogressism progressistanprogressist progressiveadjprogressive progressonprogress(=continuousimprovement)facerprogressostomakeprogress prohibirvtoprohibit,forbid

Hence:prohibitionprohibitionistaprohibitiveprohibitorprohibitori

prohibitionnprohibition(=actofprohibiting,forbidding) prohibitionistanprohibitionist(=onewhoisinfavorofprohibitivemeasures) prohibitiveadjprohibitive,prohibitory prohibitornprohibiter,prohibitor prohibitoriadjprohibitory,prohibitive projectseeprojicer projectarvtoproject(1.tothrow,cast2.[Geom]3.toplan,contrive) projectilnprojectile projectionnprojection(1.actofthrowingorcastingout2.actofjuttingoutalso:partjuttingout3.[GeomMap Making]4.[PhotogMotionPictures]) projectiveadjprojective(=pertainingto,orproducedby,projection) projectonprojectprojectodelegedraftofalaw,bill projectornprojectoralso:searchlight projecturan[Arch]projection,projecture projicer[jic/ject]v[Geom,etc]toproject

Hence:projectilprojectionprojectiveprojectorprojecturaprojectoprojectar

prolaber[lab/laps]v[Med]toprolapse
Hence:prolapso

prolapsseeprolaber prolapson[Med]prolapse,prolapsus prolenoffspring,progeny

Hence:prolifere&prolific&proletari&

prolegomeno(meno)nprolegomenon prolepsisn[Rhetlprolepsis prolepticadjproleptic proletariadjproletarian

Hence:proletarioproletariato

proletariatonproletariat proletarion1.[RomAntiq]proletary2.proletarian proliferarvtoproliferate proliferationnproliferation prolifereadjproliferous

Hence:proliferarproliferation

prolificadjprolific
Hence:prolificarprolification

prolificarvtobreed(=toproduceoffspring) prolificationnbreeding,prolification prolixeadjprolix,longwinded

Hence:prolixitate

prolixitatenprolixness,prolixity prologarvtoprologue prologo(pr)nprologue(=preface,introduction)

Hence:prologar

prolongabileadjprolongable prolongamentonprolongment,prolongationalso:(actof)lengthening prolongarvtoprolongalso:tolengthen

prolongarvtoprolongalso:tolengthen
Hence:prolongamentoprolongabileprolongationprolongator

prolongationnprolongation prolongatornprolonger promenadanwalk,promenade(1.asin"alongwalk"2.asin"publicpromenade") promenarvpromenarsetowalk,takeawalktopromenade

Hence:promenada

Prometheonpr[GrMythol]Prometheus prominv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:prominenteprominentia

prominenteadjprominent(asin"prominentteeth") prominentianprominence(=conspicuousness) promiscueadjmingledtogetherpromiscuous

Hence:promiscuitate

promiscuitatenpromiscuity,promiscuousness promissseepromitter promissan1.promise2.betrothed,fiance promissonbetrothed,fianc promissornpromiser promissoriadjpromissory(=containingapromise) promitter[mitt/miss]vtopromise

Hence:promissorpromissoripromissopromissacompromitter&

promontorionpromontory promotseepromover promotionnpromotion promotornpromoter(asin"promoterofaworthycause") promover[mov/mot]vtopromote(1.toelevateinstation,rank,dignity,etc2.asin"topromotelearning")

Hence:promotionpromotor

prompteadjprompt
Hence:promptitude

Hence:promptitude

promptitudenpromptitude,promptness pronadjprone(1.lyingflat,prostrate2.lyingfacedownward3.inclined,disposed)
Hence:pronitatepronarpronation,pronator

pronarv[Med]topronate(1.tolayflat2.toturnthepalmsdownward) pronationn[Med]pronation(1.lyingflat2."pronationofthepalms") pronatorn[Anat]pronator pronitatenproneness pronominaladj[Gram]pronominal pronominen[Gram]pronoun

Hence:pronominal

pronunciabileadjpronounceable pronunciamenton1.pronouncement2.pronunciamento pronunciarvtopronounce(1.tostateofficially2.asin"topronouncecorrectly")

Hence:pronunciamentopronunciabileimpronunciabilepronunciationpronunciatorpronunciate

pronunciate1.ppofpronunciar2.adjpronounced(=stronglymarked) pronunciationn1.pronunciation2.pronunciamento pronunciatornpronouncer propagandanpropaganda

Hence:propagandistapropagandisticpropagandisar

propagandisarvtopropagandize propagandistanpropagandist propagandisticadjpropagandistic propagarvtopropagate(1.tobreed,causetobreed2.tospread,causetospread)

Hence:propaganda&propagationpropagativepropagator

propagationnpropagation(1.breeding,causingtobreed2.spreading,causingtospread) propagativeadjpropagative propagatornpropagator proparoxytoneadj[Phonet]proparoxytone [prope]adv/prepnear,close,athand propeller[pell/puls]vtopropel

propeller[pell/puls]vtopropel
Hence:propulsionpropulsor

propender[pend/pens]vtotend,haveaninclination(towardssomething)
Hence:propensionpropense

propensseepropender propenseadjinclined,favorable,tending propensionnnaturalinclination,bent,propensity prophetanprophet

Hence:prophetessaprophetiapropheticprophetisarpseudoprophetaetc

prophetessanprophetess prophetia(a)nprophecy,propheticutterance propheticadjprophetic prophetisarvtoprophesy,foretell prophylacticadjprophylactic prophylaxis(lx)nprophylaxis propinqueadjnear,neighboring

Hence:propinquitate

propinquitatenpropinquity propitiarvtopropitiate
Hence:propitiationpropitiatorpropitiatoripropitiatorio

propitiationnpropitiation(1.appeasement2.atonement) propitiatornpropitiator propitiatoriadjpropitiatory propitiatorion[JewishAntiq]propitiatory propitieadjpropitious(1.favorable,advantageous2.favorablyinclined)

Hence:propitiar&

proponer[pon/posit]vtopropose,suggestproponerseuncosatointend,plansomethingproponersede(facerun cosa)topropose,purposeto(dosomething)
Hence:propositionpropositoproponitor

proponitornpropounder,proposer

proportionnproportion(asin"proportionofwisetofoolish")also:[Math]proportionesproportions,dimensions
Hence:proportionalproportionalismoproportionarproportionatedisproportiondisproportionate

proportionaladjproportionalrepresentationproportionalproportionalrepresentation proportionalismonproportionalism proportionarvtoproportion(asin"toproportionapenaltytoanoffense") proportionateI.ppofproportionarII.adj1.proportioned(=formed,fashioned)2.proportionatebenproportionate wellproportionedproportionateaproportionateto propositseeproponer propositionnI.proposition(1.proposal2.[Logic])II.[Gram]clausepropositionprincipal[Gram]mainclause propositionincidente[Gram]nonrestrictiveordescriptiveclausepropositionsubordinate[Gram]subordinateclause proposito(p)npurpose(1.aim2.subjectunderdiscussion)(diceruncosa)aproposito(tosaysomething)tothe purpose,apropos,tothepointaomnepropositoateveryturnaproposito!bytheway!incidentallyforasdeproposito illtimed,irrelevant,besidethemarkapropositodewithregardto,aproposof proprieadj1.proper(=appropriate)2.ownproprieaproperorpeculiartolesensoproprietheliteralsenseamor proprieselfesteemnominepropriepropername
Hence:proprietate&improprieimproprietateappropriar&expropriar&

proprietseeproprietate proprietariadjproprietary(=pertainingtoaproprietor) proprietarionproprietor,owner proprietatenI.ownershipII.property(1.thingorthingsowned2.pieceoflandorrealestate3.qualitypropertoa thing)

Hence:proprietariproprietariocoproprietariocoproprietate

[propter](prp)I.advnear,athandII.prep1.near,closeto2.onaccountof,byreasonof,becauseof propugnarvtodefend,fightfor
Hence:propugnator

propugnatorndefender,champion propulsseepropeller propulsionnpropulsion(=actofpropelling) propulsornpropelleralso:screwpropeller propyleo(o)n[Arch]propylaeum proqueadv/conj1.why(=forwhatreason)2.because prorogarvtoprorogue,prorogate(=topostpone,adjourn)

prorogarvtoprorogue,prorogate(=topostpone,adjourn)
Hence:prorogation

prorogationnprorogation prosprefixopros(1.near,besides2.to,towards)
Hence:prosopoetc

prosanprosealso:[Eccl]sequence
Hence:prosaismoprosaistaprosaicprosarprosator

prosaic(ic)adj1.prose2.prosaic prosaismo(zmo)nprosaism prosaista(sta)nprosewriter prosarvtowriteprose,prose prosatornprosewriter proscenion[Theat]proscenium proscriber[scrib/script]vtoproscribe(=tooutlaw)

Hence:proscriptionproscriptorproscripto

proscriptseeproscriber proscriptionnproscription proscriptonexile,outlaw proscriptornproscriber prosecutseeprosequer prosecutionnpursuit(=actionofcarryingon) prosemitanproSemite prosemiticadjproSemitic prosemitismonproSemitism prosequer[sequ/secut]vtopursue(=tocarryon)
Hence:prosecution

prosodia(a)nprosody
Hence:prosodistaprosodic

prosodicadjprosodic,prosodical prosodistanprosodist,prosodian

prosodistanprosodist,prosodian prosopon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]prosopo,prosop(=face)
Hence:prosopopeiaetc

prosopopeia(pya)n[Rhet]prosopopoeia prospectseeprospicer prospecton1.prospect(outlook,vista,view)2.prospectus prosperarrtoprosper(1.tobeprospering2.tocausetoprosper) prospereadjprosperous(1.havingsuccess2.conducingtosuccess)

Hence:prosperitateprosperar

prosperitatenprosperity prospicer[spic/spect]v1.tolookforward,tolookahead2.toexerciseforesight
Hence:prospecto

prostata(pr)n[Anat]prostate(gland) prosternamentonprostrationbeingprostrate prosternarvtoprostrate(1.tothrowprostrate2.toreducetosubmission,exhaustion,etc)prosternarsetoprostrate oneself

Hence:prosternamentoprosternation

prosternationnprostration(1.throwingprostrate2.completeexhaustion,defection,etc) prosterner[stern/strat]vtoprostrate(1.tothrowprostrate2.toreducetosubmission,exhaustion,etc)prosterner setoprostrateoneself

Hence:prostrationprostrate

prosthese(stese)nprosthesis(1.[Gram]2.[Surg]) prostituer[stitu/stitut]vtoprostitute
Hence:prostitutionprostituta

prostitutseeprostituer prostitutanprostitute prostitutionnprostitution prostrarvtoprostrate(1.tothrowprostrate2.toreducetosubmission,exhaustion)

Hence:prostrationprostrate

prostratseeprosterner,prostrar prostrateI.ppofprostrarII.adjprostrate(1.lyingprostrate2.exhausted,dejected)

prostrateI.ppofprostrarII.adjprostrate(1.lyingprostrate2.exhausted,dejected) prostrationnprostration(1.actofthrowingprostrate2.completeexhaustion,dejection,etc) protadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]proto,prot(=first)

Hence:proteproteina,proteic,proteolyseetc,proteolyticetcprotagonistaetcprotoxydoetcprotonotarioetcprotoplasma etcprototypoetcproton

protagonistanprotagonist proteadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]prote,proteo(=protein) protectseeproteger protectionn1.protection2.patronage,support protectionismon[Econ]protectionism protectionistan[Econ]protectionist protectiveadjprotectivesystemaprotective[Econ]protectivesystem protectorn1.protector2.patron,sponsor protectoratonprotectorate(1.rankorofficeofaprotector2.asin"Britishprotectorate") protectricenprotectress protg[F]nprotg proteger[teg/tect]vtoprotect
Hence:protectiveprotectionprotectionismo,protectionistaprotectorprotectoratoprotectrice

proteic(ic)adjproteinaceous,proteic,protein proteiformeadjprotean,proteiform proteina(na)nprotein protelenaardwolfProteles protempore,protem.[L]protempore,protem. Proteonpr[GrMythol]Proteusproteo[Zool]Proteus

Hence:proteiformeetc

proteolyse()nproteolysis proteolyticadjproteolytic protestanteI.pprofprotestarII.adj1.protestant2.[Eccl]Protestant protestanten1.protestant(=onewhoprotests)2.[Eccl]Protestant protestantismon1.protestantism2.[Eccl]Protestantism protestarvtoprotest(1.toassert,affirm2.tomakeaprotest)

protestarvtoprotest(1.toassert,affirm2.tomakeaprotest)
Hence:protestoprotestanteprotestanteprotestantismoprotestation

protestationnprotestation(1.asin"protestationsoffriendship"2.protest) protestonprotest(1.asin"topayunderprotest"2.[Law]) prothese(tese)n1.[Surg]prosthesis2.artificiallimb protocollarvtoprotocolprotocollaradjprotocol,protocolar protocollistanprotocolist protocollonprotocol(1.[RomanCivilLaw]originalrecordkeptbyanotaryofdocumentsortransactionsthathe certifies2.recordsorminutesofaconferenceorcongresswhichshowofficiallytheagreementsarrivedatbythe negotiators3.diplomaticetiquetteorceremonial)

Hence:protocollistaprotocollarprotocollar

protomartyren[Eccl]protomartyr protonnproton protonotarionprotonotary(1.chiefnotaryorclerk2.[RCCh]) protoplasma[ma/mat]nprotoplasm

Hence:protoplasmicprotoplasmatic

protoplasmatseeprotoplasma protoplasmaticadjprotoplasmatic protoplasmicadjprotoplasmic prototypicadjprototype,prototypical prototypo(tipo)n1.prototype2.model(asin"amodelofvirtue")

Hence:prototypic

protoxydo(x)n[Chem]protoxide protozoon(z)(plprotozoa)[NL]n[Zool]protozoon,protozoan protuberantianprotuberance protuberarvtoswellorbulgeout

Hence:protuberantia

provanproof(1.evidencesufficienttoestablishafact2.test,trial3.[Print,Phot,etc])poneralprovatoputtothe proofaprovadebombabombproofprovaprimegalleyprooflegerleprovastoproofreadlecturadelprovas proofreadinglectordelprovasproofreader provabileadjprovable provarv1.toprove(=toestablishastrue)2.totest,tryalso:toprove(asin"toprovegold")

provarv1.toprove(=toestablishastrue)2.totest,tryalso:toprove(asin"toprovegold")
Hence:provasemiprovaetcprovabile

provententianprovenance,provenience provenirvtoarise,spring(from)
Hence:provenientia

proverbialadjproverbial proverbionproverb,bywordleProverbiostheProverbs
Hence:proverbial

providente1.pprofprovider2.adjprovident(=exercisingforesight,makingprovisionforthefuture) providentian1.providence2.Providence providentialadjprovidential provider[vid/vis/vist]vI.toseebeforehand,foreseeII.toprovide(1."toprovideforafuturecontingency"2."to providewhatisneeded")providerdetoprovidewithprovideratoprovidefor

Hence:providenteprovidentiaprovidentialprovisionprovisional,approvisionarapprovisionamentoprovisoriprovise improviseimprovisar&disproviderdisproviste

provincianprovince(asin"provinceofQuebec")
Hence:provincialprovincialismo

provincialadjprovincialprovincialn[Eccl]provincial provincialismonprovincialism(1.provincialstyle,formoflife,etc2.provincialturnofexpression) provisseeprovider proviseadjforeseen,expected provisionnprovision(1.actofproviding2.provisions,supply) provisionaladjprovisional,provisory provisoriadjprovisory,provisional provistseeprovider provocarvtoprovoke(1.toinduce,instigate2.tobringabout,callforth3.toincense,irritate)

Hence:provocationprovocativeprovocator

provocationnprovocation provocativeadjprovocative,provoking provocatornprovoker proxime(prx)adj1.verynear,close2.next(asin"nextweek")causaproxime[Philos]proximatecauseproximo

proxime(prx)adj1.verynear,close2.next(asin"nextweek")causaproxime[Philos]proximatecauseproximo neighbor,fellowbeing
Hence:proximitateapproximar&

proximementeadvshortly,soon proximitatenproximityproximitatedelsanguineproximityofbloodinleproximitatedeintheproximityorvicinityof prude[F]1.adjprudish2.nprude prudenteadjprudent

Hence:prudentiaprudentialimprudenteimprudentiajurisprudenteetc

prudentianprudence prudentialadjprudential pruderie[F]nprudery pruina(na)n1.frost,hoarfrost2.bloom("thebloomonfruit")

Hence:pruinosepruinar

pruinarvtorime(=toformhoarfrost) pruinoseadj[Bot]pruinose,velvety prunanplumprunasicprune prunellan[Bot]prunella prunetonplumorchard prunifereadjpruniferousdrupiferous pruniformeadjpruniform prunonplum(tree)prunomaritimebeachplum

Hence:prunetopruniferepruniformeetcpruna

prunus[L]n[Bot]Prunus
Hence:pruniferepruniformeetc

pruriente1.prpofprurir2.adjprurient prurientianprurience prurigine(gine)nprurigo

Hence:pruriginose

pruriginoseadjpruriginous prurirvtoitch
Hence:prurigine&prurienteprurientiaprurito

Hence:prurigine&prurienteprurientiaprurito

pruritonitch,pruritus prussiseeprussic PrussianprPrussiablaudePrusiaPrussianblue prussianadjPrussian prussianisarvtoPrussianize prussianisationnPrussianization prussianonPrussian prussiaton[Chemlprussiate prussicadj[Chem]prussicacidoprussicprussicacid

Hence:prussiato

prussonPrussian(1.oneofthePrussi2.inhabitantofthePrussianstate3.Prussianlanguage)
Hence:Prussiaprussianprussianisarprusianisation,prussiano,prussic&

psalmicadjpsalm,psalmic psalmistanpsalmistalso:Psalmist psalmonpsalmalso:Psalm

Hence:psalmistapsalmicpsalmodoetc

psalmodia(a)npsalmody psalmodiarvtopsalmodize psalmodicadjpsalmodic,psalmic psalmodonpsalmist,psalmodist

Hence:psalmodiapsalmodic,psalmodiar

psalterion1.Psalter2.[Mus]psaltery3.[Anat]psalterium psestadj[occurringincompounds]psest(=rubbed,rubbedaway)
Hence:palimpsestoetc

pseud[occurringincompounds]pseud,pseudo(=false,falsely)
Hence:pseudesthesiaetcpseudoprophetaetcpseudopodioetcpseudoclassicetc

pseudesthesia(a)n[Med]pseudesthesia pseudoclassicadjpseudoclassic
Hence:pseudoclassicismo

pseudoclassicismonpseudoclassicism

pseudoclassicismonpseudoclassicism pseudonyme(nime)adjpseudonymous
Hence:pseudonymitatepseudonymo

pseudonymitatenpseudonymity pseudonymo(nimo)npseudonym pseudopodion[Zool]pseudopodium,pseudopod pseudoprophetanpseudoprophet pseudosymmetria(a)n[Mineral]pseudosymmetry psittacidos(t)npl[Zool]Psittacidae psittaco(ps)nparrot

Hence:psittacidospsittacosis

psittacosis(sis)n[Pathol]psittacosis psychenpsyche(=soul,mind)Psyche[Mythol]Psyche
Hence:psychicmetempsychose,psychiatroetcpsychoanalyseetcpsychopathiaetcpsychopatheetcpsychophysicetc

psychiatria(a)npsychiatry psychiatricadjpcychiatric psychiatronpsychiatrist

Hence:psychiatriapsychiatric

psychicadjpsychic(=ofthepsycheormind)phenomenospsychicpsychicalphenomena psychoanalysarvtopsychoanalyze psychoanalyse(n)npsychoanalysis

Hence:psychoanalysarpsychoanalysta

psychoanalystanpsychoanalyst psychoanalyticadjpsychoanalytic psychologia(a)npsychology(=scienceofpsychology) psychologicadjpsychologicalmomentopsychologicpsychologicalmoment psychologo(logo)npsychologist

Hence:psychologiapsychologic

psychometria(a)n[Psychol]psychometry psychopathe()npsychopath(=mentallyderangedperson)

psychopathe()npsychopath(=mentallyderangedperson) psychopathia(a)n[Pathol]psychopathy
Hence:psychopathic

psychopathicadjpsychopathic(=pertainingtopsychopathy) psychopathologia(a)npsychopathology psychopathologo(logo)npsychopathologist

Hence:psychopathologia

psychophysicadjpsychophysical
Hence:psychophysica

psychophysicanpsychophysics psychophysiologia(a)npsychophysiology psychosen[Pathol]psychosis psychotherapeutanpsychotherapist psychotherapia(a)npsychotherapy pteron[occurringincompounds]ptero,pter(=feather,wing)

Hence:aptereapterospterodactyloetchelicopteroetcphenicopteroetcchiroptereetccoleoptereetcorthoptereetc diptereetchymenoptereetc

pterodactylo(dc)npterodactyl ptolemaseePtolemeo ptolemaic(ic)adjPtolemaic(1.asin"Ptolemaicsystem"2.ofthePtolemies) Ptolemeo(o)nprm[GrHist]Ptolemy

Hence:ptolemaic

ptomn[occurringinderivatives]ptom(=corpse)
Hence:ptomaina

ptomaina(na)nptomaine pubereadjwhohasarrivedatpuberty,pubescent
Hence:pubertateimpubere

pubertatenpuberty publicadjpublic
Hence:publicistapublicitatepublicarpublicabileimpublicabile,publicationpublico

publicabileadjpublishable

publicabileadjpublishable publicarvtopublish(1.tomakepublic2.asin"topublishabook") publicationnpublication(1.actofmakingpublic2.asin"thepublicationofabook,etc"2.somethingpublished) publicistanpublicist,journalist publicitatenpublicity(1.qualityorstateofbeingpublic2.advertising) publiconpublic(1.people2.audience) pudv[occurlinginderivatives]

Hence:pudibunde,pudicimpudicpudorpudenteimpudenteimpudentia

pudding[A]npudding pudenteadjmodest,bashful pudibundeadjmodest,bashful pudicadjmodest(=decorousinmannerandconduct) pudornmodesty(=womanlyproprietyofbehavior) puera(pera)ngirl pueriladjchildish(1.ofachild2.puerile,immature)

Hence:puerilitate

puerilitatenpuerility(1.childhood2.foolishness,immaturity3.foolishact,statement,etc) pueritianchildhoodalso:boyhood puero(pero)nboy

Hence:pueritiapueril&puerperaetcpuera

puerpera(rpera)nwomaninlabororchildbed
Hence:puerperiopuerpetal

puerperaladjpuerperalfebrepuerperalpuerperalfever puerperionpuerperium(=confinement,lyingin) pugilenpugilist,boxer

Hence:pugilismopugilistapugilistic

pugilismonpugilism pugilistanpugilist pugilisticadjpugilistic pugnaceadjpugnacious

pugnaceadjpugnacious pugnacitatenpugnacity pugnalnponiard,dagger

Hence:pugnalar

pugnalarvtostab pugnarvtofight
Hence:pugnacepugnacitateexpugnar&impugnar&propugnar&repugnar&

pugnatanhandful pugnonfist
Hence:pugnatapugnal&pugnar&impugnar

pulice(p)nflea
Hence:pulicoseexpulicarexpulicatorio

pulicoseadjinfestedwithfleas,pulicous pullarionchickencoop pulleron1.chickenfarmer2.poultrydealer,poulterer pulliculturanpoultryfarming pullman[A]n[RR]Pullman pullonyounganimalspecif:1.colt,foal2.youngbirdalso:chicken

Hence:pullariopulleropulliculturaetc

pullularvtopullulate(1.tosproutout,bud2.toswarm)
Hence:pullulation

pullulationnpullulating,pullulation pulmonnlungaplenpulmonesatthetopofone'svoice
Hence:pulmoniapulmonarpulmonariapulmonatepulmonifere

pulmonaradjpulmonary pulmonarian[Bot]Pulmonaria pulmonateadj[Zool]pulmonate,pulmonated pulmonia(a)n[Pathol]pneumonia pulmonifereadjpulmoniferous,pulmonate pulpanpulp(1.asin"pulpofafruit"2.[Anat]asin"dentalpulp"3.asin"woodpulp")

Hence:pulpitispulpose

Hence:pulpitispulpose

pulpitis(tis)n[Pathol]pulpitis pulpito(pl)npulpit pulposeadjpulpous,pulpy pulsseepell pulsarv1.topushalso:toshove,thrust,drive,etc2.topulsate(=tobeat,throb)

Hence:pulsatilepulsationpulsativepulsatorpulsata

pulsatanpush(asin"togivesomeoneapush") pulsatileadjpulsating,pulsatile pulsationnpulsation pulsativeadjbeating,throbbing,pulsative pulsatornpulsator pulsonpulse(=regularthrobbinginthearteries)

Hence:pulsometroetc

pulsometro(metro)npulsimeter,pulsometer pulverarvtopowder,dust(=tosprinklewithpowderordust) pulverenI.dustII.powder(1.pulverizedsubstance2.[Specif:Pharm,Cosmetics]3.gunpowder)jectarpulvereinle oculosdeunpersonatothrowdustinsomeone'seyesreducerinpulveretoreducetopowderillenonhabeinventatele pulverehewon'tsettheworld(orThames)onfire

Hence:pulverosepulverulentepulverulentiapulverardispulverarpulverisarpulverisabile,pulverisation,pulverisator

pulverisabileadjpulverizable pulverisarvtopulverize pulverisationnpulverization pulverisatornatomizer,pulverizer,spray pulveroseadjdusty pulverulenteadjpulverulent,dusty,powdery pulverulentian(stateof)beingpulverulent pumpanpump(asin"suctionpump")

Hence:pumperopumpar

pumparvtopump(=toraisewithapump) pumperon1.pumpman2.fireman(=memberofafirebrigade)

punseepena punch[A]npunch("thebeveragepunch") punctseepunger punctanpoint(1.sharpendofaweapon,pin,pen,etc2.[Geog]taperingpromontoryorcape3.salientfeatureofa story,epigram,joke,etc)

Hence:punctutepunctar&appunctar&

punctage(aje)npointing,aiming(ofguns,etc) punctarvtopoint(1.tofurnishwithapoint2.todirect,level)
Hence:punctagepunctator

punctatornpointerspecif:[Artil] punctilionnicepointofhonor,punctilio
Hence:punctiliose

punctilioseadjpunctilious punctonI.point(1.dot2.[Gram]period3.definiteitemorunit,as"salientpoint,""importantpoint,""anotherpoint," etc)II.prick,stitchpunctoevirgulasemicolonpunctodeinterrogationquestionmarkpunctodeexclamation exclamationpointduopunctos[Gram]colonpunctodecongelation,deebullition,etcfreezing,boiling,etc,pointle punctoscardinalthecardinalpointspunctodevistapointofviewessersuperlepunctodefaceruncosatobeonthe pointofdoingsomethingpunctodehonorpointofhonor

Hence:punctilio&punctual&punctar&punctuar&appunctar&contrapuncto&

punctuseepuncto punctualadj1.exact,punctilious2.punctual
Hence:punctualitate,impunctualimpunctualitate

punctualitaten1.exactness,punctiliousness2.punctuality punctuarvtopunctuate
Hence:punctuation

punctuationnpunctuation puncturanprick,puncture
Hence:puncturaracupuncturaetc

puncturarvtopuncture punctuteadjpointed(=havingapointorpoints) pungenteI.pprofpungerII.adj1.pungent2.poignant

Hence:pungentia

pungentian1.pungency2.poignancy punger[pung/punct]vtosting(1.toprick2.topainsharply)
Hence:pungente&punctura&puncto&puncta&compunger&expunger&

punibileadjpunishable punibilitatenpunishability punicadjPunicfidepunicPunicfaithguerraspunicPunicwars punirvtopunish

Hence:punibilepunibilitate,impunibilepunitionpunitorpuniteimpunite

punite1.ppofpunir2.adjpunished punitionnpunishment punitiveadjpunitive punitornpunisher punonCarthaginian

Hence:punic

pupan1.(young)girl2.doll3.[Zool]pupa pupillanpupil(1.girlunderthecareofaguardian2.[Anat])
Hence:pupillagepupillari

pupillage(aje)npupilage pupillariadjpupillary(1.[Law]2.[Anat]) pupillonpupil,ward(=boyorchildunderthecareofaguardian)

Hence:pupillagepupillari

pupipareadj[Zool]pupiparous puponboy,child
Hence:pupillo&pupipareetcpupapupilla&

puradjpure
Hence:puressapurismopuristapuritatepuritan&purificarpurification,purificatorappurar&depurar&impur impuressa,impuritate

puren[Pathol]pus
Hence:purulente&suppurar&

pure[F]npurepuredemalosapplesaucepuredepatatasmashedpotatoes

puressanpureness purganpurge purgarvtopurge

Hence:purgapurgationpurgativepurgativopurgatoripurgatorioexpurgar&

purgationnpurgation purgativeadjpurgative purgativonpurgative purgatoriadjpurgatory,purifying purgatorionPurgatory purificarvtopurify purificationnpurification purificatorn1.purifier2.purificator purismonpurism puristanpurist puritanadjpuritan,puritanical
Hence:puritanopuritanismo

puritanismonPuritanism puritanonPuritan puritatenpurity purpura(pr)nI.purple(1.[Zool]Purpura2.purpledyeorcolor3.purplegarment)II.[Pathol]purpura

Hence:purpuratopurpureepurpurinpurpurinapurpurar

purpurarv1.topurple(=tomakeordyepurple)2.todressinpurple purpuraton[Chem]purpurate purpureeadjpurple,purpurate purpurinadjpurplish,purpurate purpurinan[Chem]purpurin purulenteadjpurulent

Hence:purulentia

purulentianpurulence

pusn[Pathol]pus pusillanime(nime)adjpusillanimous
Hence:pusillanimitate

pusillanimitatenpusillanimity pusilleadj1.verysmall2.petty
Hence:pusillitatepusillanimeetcpusillo

pusillitaten1.smallness2.pettiness pusillonsmallboyorman pustula(ps)n[Pathol]pustule

Hence:pustulatepustulosepustular

pustularvtopustulate(=toformpustules) pustulateadjpustulate,pustulous pustuloseadjpustulous putarv1.totrim,prune,lop(treesorvines)2.tosuppose,think,imagine

Hence:putativeamputar&computar&deputar&disputar&imputar&reputar&

putativeadjputative putealnwellcurb,puteal puteon1.well("wellofwater,oil,etc")2.[Mineral]shaft,pitunputeodescientiaawelloflearning,fountof knowledge

Hence:puteal

putervtostink putrefacer[fac/fact]vtoputrefy(=tocausetorot)
Hence:putrefactionputrefactive

putrefactseeputrefacer putrefactionnputrefaction putrefactiveadjputrefactive putrervtorot

Hence:putrideputriditateputrescerputrescenteputrescentia,putrescibileimputrescibileimputrescibilitateputrefaceretc

putrescente1.pprofputrescer2.adjputrescent putrescentianputrescence

putrescervtorot putrescibileadjputrescible putrideadjputrid putriditatenputridity putsch[G]nputsch pyjamanpajamas pyln[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]pyl(=gate)

Hence:pylonpropyleopyloroetcThermopylasetc

pylonn[Arch]pylon pyloricadjpyloric pyloron[Anat]pylorus

Hence:pyloric

pyrn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]pyr,pyro(=fire)
Hence:pyridinapyrite&pyricempyree&empyreuma&pyrolatraetcpyromaneetcpyromaniaetcpyrometroetc pyroxenoetcpyroxyloetcpyrophosphoricetcpyrotechnicetcpyrophoreetcpyrolignoseetc

pyranpyre pyramidaladjpyramidal pyramidarvtopyramid(=tobuildorheapupintheshapeofapyramid) pyramide(r)n[Arch,Geom,etc]pyramid

Hence:pyramidalpyramidar

Pyrenenpr[GrMythol]Pyrene
Hence:pyreneePyreneos

pyrenee(e)adjPyrenean Pyreneos(n)nprpl[Geog]Pyrenees pyricadjoffire,producingfire,fiery pyridinan[Chem]pyridine pyriten[Mineral]pyrite,ironpyrites,fool'sgold

Hence:pyritose

pyritoseadjpyritous pyrolatra()npyrolater,fireworshiper

Hence:pyrolatria

pyrolatria(a)npyrolatry,fireworship pyrolignoseadjpyroligneous pyromaneadjpyromaniacal

Hence:pyromano

pyromania(a)npyromania pyromano(r)npyromaniac pyrometricadjpyrometric pyrometro()npyrometer

Hence:pyrometric

pyrophoreadj[Chem]pyrophorous pyrophosphoricadj[Chem]pyrophosphoric pyrotechnicadjpyrotechnical

Hence:pyrotechnicopyrotechnica

pyrotechnicanpyrotechnics pyrotechniconpyrotechnist pyroxeno(rx)n[Mineral]pyroxene pyroxylinan[Chem]pyroxylin pyroxylon[Chem]pyroxyle,pyroxylin

Hence:pyroxylina

Pythagoras(t)npr[GrPhilos]Pythagoras
Hence:pythagorismopythagoristapythagoric

pythagoricadjPythagorean,Pythagoric pythagorismonPythagoreanism pythagoristanPythagorean pythianPythia pythicadjPythian pythieadjPythian Pythonpr[GrAntiq]Pytho(=Delphi)

Hence:pythicpythiepythia

Pythonnpr[GrMythol]Pythonpython[Zool]Python pyxide(px)n1.smallboxorcase2.[Eccl]pyx3.[Bot]pyxis,pyxidium

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[qua]advas,inthecapacityof,qua quadernonnotebook quadradj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:quadragenariquadragesimaquadrilla&quadrigemineetcquadrilatereetcquadrivioetcquadranguleetc quadrennaletcquadrupedeetcquadrupleetcquadruplicaretcquadroquadrar&,esquadrar&,inquadrar&

quadrabileadjsquarable quadragenariadjquadragenarian quadragesima(g)nQuadragesima(=firstSundayinLent) quadrangularadjquadrangular quadranguleadjquadrangular

Hence:quadranguloqundrangular

quadrangulo(rng)nquadrangle quadranten1.[Math,Astron]quadrant2.dial(=faceofaclock)quadrantesolarsundial quadrarvI.tosquare(1.togivetheshapeofasquare2.[Math])II.tosuitorfittoaT

Hence:quadrantequadrabilequadraturaquadratequadratoquadratino,quadratic

quadrate1.ppofquadrar2.adjsquare(asin"asquarefoot,""asquarepieceofcloth") quadraticadjquadratic quadratinon[Print]emquad quadratonI.square(1.arectangleoffourequalsides2.[Math])II.[Print]quad,quadrat quadraturanquadrature(1.[Math]2.[Astron]) quadriennaladjquadrennial quadrigemineadjbornfouratonebirth

Hence:quadrigemino

quadrigemino(g)nquadruplet quadrilateraladjquadrilateral quadrilatereadjquadrilateral,foursided

Hence:quadrilatero

Hence:quadrilatero

quadrilatero(l)nquadrilateral
Hence:quadrilateral

quadrillanquadrille
Hence:quadrillar

quadrillarvtodanceaquadrille quadriremeadjquadrireme,fouroaredquadriremenquadrireme quadrisyllabe(s)adjquadrisyllabic

Hence:quadrisyllabo

quadrisyllabo(s)nquadrisyllable quadrivion[Hist]quadrivium quadron1.frame(ofapicture,etc)2.[Cards]diamond,cardofthesuitofdiamonds quadruseequadr quadrumaneadj[Zool]quadrumanous quadrupede(dr)adjfourfooted,quadrupedquadrupede(dr)nquadruped quadruplarvtoquadruple quadruple(qu)adjquadruple

Hence:quadruplar

quadruplicarvtoquadruple
Hence:quadruplication

quadruplicationnquadruplication quai[F]nquay,key,pier quaker[A]nQuaker,Friend

Hence:quakerismo

quakerismonQuakerism qual1.adjwhich,what2.interrpronwhich lequalrelpronwhichthatwho

Hence:qualitate&qualificar&qualcunqueetc

qualseequalque qualcseequalque [qualcosa]pronsomething,anything

[qualcosa]pronsomething,anything [qualcun]adjsome,anyalso:afew [qualcuno]indefpronsomeone,anyone qualcunqueadjany,whatever,ofwhateverkind qualificarv1.tocharacterizeas(=toterm)2.toqualify(=tofitforaplace,office,privilege,etc)

Hence:inqualificabilequalificationqualificativequalificatorqualificatedisqualificardisqualification

qualificateI.ppofqualificarII.adj1.ofqualityorrank2.[Law]aggravated qualificationncharacterization(=actofcharacterizingorterming) qualificativeadjqualifying,qualificative qualificatorn1.characterizer2.[R.C.Ch.]qualificator qualitseequalitate qualitatenqualitydequalitateofquality,ofrankinqualitatedeinthequality,capacityof

Hence:qualitative

qualitativeadjqualitativeanalysequalitativequalitativeanalysis [qualque](qulke)adjsome,anyalso:afew
Hence:qualcosaetcqualcunetcqualcunoetc

[quam]1.advinwhatmanner,how2.conjas,than tam...quamas...as
Hence:[quamquam]etc[quanquam]etcplusquampertectoetcpostquametc

[quamquam](quamquam)1.though,although2.however,yet,nevertheless(=quanquam) quanseequam quandoadv/conjwhen

Hence:quandocunqueetcaliquandoetc

quandocunqueadv/conjwhenever [quanquam](qunquam)1.though,although2.however,yet,nevertheless(=quamquam) quanteadjhowmuch,howmany

Hence:quantitate&:quantoquantoaliquantoetc[alquanto]etc

quantitseequantitate quantitatenquantity(1.amount,number2.[special:Math,Mus,Pros,etc])
Hence:quantitative

quantitativeadjquantitativeanalysequantitativequantitativeanalysis

quantitativeadjquantitativeanalysequantitativequantitativeanalysis quantonquantum(1.guantity2.[Phys])theoriadelquantosquantumtheory quantoadvasmuchasasfarasquantotantothethequantoaasfor quarseequaranta quarantaadjforty

Hence:quarantena&quaresime&quarantesime

quarantenan1.aboutforty2.quarantine
Hence:quarantenariquarentenar

quarantenarvtoquarantine quarantenariadjquarantine quarantesime(sime)adjfortiethlequarantesimeparte,lequarantesimothefortiethpart,thefortieth quareadvwherefore,why quaresima(sima)nLentfacerquaresimatokeepLent

Hence:quaresimalquaresimar

quaresimaladjLenten quaresimarvtoobserveLent quaresime(sime)adjfortiethlequaresimeparte,lequaresimothefortiethpart,thefortieth

Hence:quaresima&

quartan1.[Mus]fourth2.[Fencing]carte quartanadjquartan
Hence:quartana

quartananquartan(fever) quarteadjfourthlequarteparte,lequartothefourthpart,thefourthorquarter
Hence:quartiero&quartettoquartan&decequarteetcquarta

quarterseequartiero quarteronnquadroon quartettonquartet quartierarvtoguarter(1.tocutintoquarters2.toassignlivingquartersto) quartieronI.quarter(1.fourthpart2.district,neighborhood)II.quartersquartierogeneralheadquartersdarquartiero togivequarter

Hence:quartierarquarteron

Hence:quartierarquarteron

quarz[G]n[Mineral]quartz
Hence:quarzitequarziferequarzose

quarzifere(quartsfere)adjquartziferous quarzite(ts)n[Mineral]quartzite quarzose(ts)adjquartzose quasiadvalmost,nearlyinacertainsense,inaway,etc quasiqueasif

Hence:quasicontractoetc

quasicontracton[Law]quasicontract quasidelicton[Law]quasidelict quatrillionnquadrillion(1.numberdenotedbyaunitwithfifteenzerosannexed2.numberdenotedbyaunitwith twentyfourzerosannexed) quatroadjfour

Hence:quatrilliondecequatroetc

quattarvtosquat,crouch quatteadjsquatting,crouching
Hence:quattar

[quattuor](qut)adjfour
Hence:quattuordeceetc

quattuordece(r)adjfourteen que(ke,kwe)1.interrpron/adjwhat2.relpronwho,whom,which,thatwhat(=thatwhich)
Hence:[quem][quecunque]etc

que(ke,kwe)conj1.that2.than
Hence:[esque]etcproqueetc[porque]etcubiqueetc[itaque]etc

[quecunque](keknkwe,kweknkwe)relpronwhatever [quem]relpronaccwhat,which,whom querconoak querelanI.complaint(1.utteranceofgrievance2.[Law])II.quarrel(=angrydisputeordisagreement)

Hence:querelarquerelator

querelarv1.tocomplain2.toquarrel

querelarv1.tocomplain2.toquarrel querelatornquarreler querer[quer/questquir/quest/quisit]v1.toseek,search,lookfor2.toask,query,question

Hence:question&questorquesturaquestaacquirer&conquirer&disquir&exquir&inquirer&perquirer&requirer &

questseequerer questan[Eccl]collection questionnquestion(1.interrogation,query2.problem3.applicationoftortureaspartofjudicialexamination)

Hence:questionarioquestionarquestionabile,questionator

questionabileadjquestionable,doubtful questionarvtoquestion,callinquestion questionarionquestionnaire questionatornquestioner questornquaestor,questor(1.[RomHist]2.[RCCh]3.[French,Italian,etc,Parl]) questuranquestorshipquestor'soffice qui(ki,kwi)interrpronwho,whomdequiwhose(con,a,etc)qui(with,to,etc)whom[qui]advhere(=hic,ci) quia(qua)conjbecause cuicunque(ki,kwi)pronwhoever [quid]advwhy,how,wherefore[quid]relpronwhat
Hence:quidem

[quidem](qu)advcertainly,trulyindeed,even quiescente1.pprofquiescer2.adjquiescent quiescentianquiescence quiescer[quiesc/quiet]vtobecomequiescent,quiesce

Hence:quiescentequiescentiaquiete&acquiescer&

quietseequiescer quietarvtoquiet(1.tomakequiet2.toappease) quieteadjquiet(1.peaceful2.noiseless3.motionless)

Hence:quietismoquietistaquietudequietarinquieteunquietude,inquietarinquietator

quietenquiet quietismon[Relig]quietism

quietismon[Relig]quietism quietistanquietist quietudenquietude quillianpin(asin"ninepins") [quin]whynot,thatnot quinseequinqu quinanquina,china,cinchona(1.cinchonatree2.cinchonabark,Peruvianbark)

Hence:quinismo,quinonanthraquinonetcquinicquininaquininismo,quininicquinoidinaquinoleinaetcquinaquina etcquinquinaetc

quinan1.[Lotto,Keno]winningseriesoffivenumbers2.[Dominoes](athrowof)doublefives quinaquinanquinaquina,cinchona(1.cinchonatree2.cinchonabark,Peruvianbark) quinariadjquinary quincalianhardware

Hence:quincalieroquincalieria

quincalieria(a)nhardwarestore quincalieronhardwaredealer quindece(qun)adjfifteen quinicadj[Chem]quinicacidoquinicquinicacid quininanquinine quininicadjquininic quininismon[Med]quininism,quinism,cinchonism quinismon[Med]quinism,quininism,cinchonism quinoidinan[Chem]quinoidine quinoleinia(na)(nia?)n[Chem]quinoline,chinoline quinonn[Chem]quinone quinquadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:quinquagesime&quinariquinqueremeetcquindeceetcquina

Quinquagesima(g)nShroveSunday quinquagesime(g)adjfiftiethlequinquagesimeparte,lequinquagesimothefiftiethpart,thefiftieth
Hence:Quinquagesima

quinqueremeadjquinquereme,fiveoaredquinqueremenquinquereme

quinqueremeadjquinquereme,fiveoaredquinqueremenquinquereme quinquinanquinquina,cinchona(1.cinchonatree2.cinchonabark,Peruvianbark) quintanquint(1.[Mus]fifth2.[Cards]) quintanadj[Med]quintan

Hence:quintana

quintananquintan(fever) quintarv1.todivideintofifths2.totakeonefifthof quinteadjfifth(le)quinteparte,(le)quinto(the)fifthpart,fifthquintecolumnafifthcolumn

Hence:quintettoquintillionquintan&quintarquintessentiaetcquintupleetcquintuplicaretcdecequinteetcquinta

quintessentianquintessence quintettonquintette quintillionnquintillion(1.unitwitheighteenzerosannexed2.unitwiththirtyzerosannexed) quintuseequinte quintuplarvtoquintuple(=tomultiplyfivefold) quintuple(qun)adjquintuple,fivefold

Hence:quintuplar

quintuplicarvtoquintuplicate quitantianreceipt(=writtenacknowledgmentofreceipt) quitarv1.toacquit(="toreleasefromadutyorobligation")2.toquit,leave quiteadj1.quit,rid2.quits

Hence:quitarquitantia

quixoteria(kishoteria,kihotera)nquixotry,quixotism quixotic(kisho,kiho)adjquixotic quixotismo(kisho,kiho)nquixotism quoI.adv1.whither,where2.whereforeII.conjsothat,inorderthat[quo]relpronwho,what

Hence:quomodoetc

[quod]relpronthat,what[quod]conjthat,because,whyquoderatdemonstrandum,QED[Math]quoderat demonstrandum,QED [quomodo](qu)adv1.how,inwhatmanner2.inthemannerthat,as(=como) [quot]adjhowmanyasmanyeach,every

Hence:[quotiens]quotidianetc

Hence:[quotiens]quotidianetc

quotan1.quota2.dues(=membershipfee)
Hence:quotar&quotisar&

quotarv[StockMarket]toquote
Hence:quotation

quotationn[StockMarket]quotation quotidianadjdailylevitaquotidianeverydaylifefebrequotidianquotidianfever [quotiens](qu)adv1.howoften,howmanytimes 2.asoftenas quotienten[Math]quotient quotisarvtoassess(asin"toassesseachclubmemberfivedollars")quotisarsetocontribute,chipinclubtogether

Hence:quotisation

quotisationnassessment(asin"assessmentofeachclubmember")

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rabv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:rabie&rabide

rabbinRabbi(asin"RabbiBenEzra") rabbinnrabbi(asin"thetraditionoftherabbis")
Hence:rabbinatorabbinismorabbinistarabinic

rabbinatonrabbinate rabbinicadjrabbinical rabbinismonrabbinism(=teachingsandtraditionoftherabbis) rabbinistanrabbinist rabiarv1.torage,beinarage2.togomad,developrabies rabideadjrabid(1.havingrabies2.furious,raging) rabien1.rabies2.rage(=violentanger)rabiedel(moneta,etc.)passionormaniafor(money,etc.)

Hence:rabioserabiarinrabiar&

rabioseadj1.mad(asin"maddog")2.furious racemicadjracemic racemiformeadjracemiform,clustershaped racemoncluster,also:[Bot.]raceme

Hence:racemicracemoseracemiformeetc.

racemoseadjracemose racian[Biol.]racederaciaofgoodbreedorstock
Hence:racialracialismo,racialista

racialadjracial racialismonracialism,racism racialistanracialist,racist radarn[Radio]radar,radiolocator rader[rad/ras]v1.toscrape,scratchalso:toscratchout,erase2.tograze,brush(against)

rader[rad/ras]v1.toscrape,scratchalso:toscratchout,erase2.tograze,brush(against)
Hence:radimentorasoriorasurarasarabrader&

radialadjradial(1.pertainingtoaray2.pertainingtoaradius) radianon[Math.]radian radiante1.pprofradiar2.adjradiant,brilliant,beaming radiarvtoradiate(=toemitrays) radiate1.ppofradiar2.adjradiate radiationnradiation(=actofradiating,emittingrays) radiatornradiator radicaladjradical(1.proceedingfromtheroot2.reachingoraffectingtheroot3.[Pol.,Math.,etc.])

Hence:radicalismo

radicalnradical(1.[Philol.]root2.[Pol.,Math.,etc.]) radicalismonradicalism radicante1.pprofradicar2.adj[Bot.]radicant radicarvtotakerootalso:togrowroots radicationnradication(=processoftakingroot) radice(ce)nI.root(1.asin"rootofaplant"2.source,origin3.[Philol.])II.radishradicequadrate,cubic[Math.] square,cuberoot

Hence:radicula&radicellaradical&radicarradicante,radicationeradicar&

radicellan[Bot.]rootlet,radicel radiculan[Bot.]radicle
Hence:radicular

radicularadjradicular radimentonscraping,scratching,erasing radionI.ray("rayoflight,etc.")II.radius(1.[Anat.]2.[Math.])III.spoke("spokeofawheel")radioXxray

Hence:radiumradialradianoradioseradiarradiante,radiation,radiator,radiate,irradiar&radiologoetc.radiographoetc. radioconductoretc.radiotelegraphiaetc.radiotelephoniaetc.radiotherapiaetc.radioactiveetc.

radionradio(1.wirelesstelephonyandtelegraphy2.radioreceivingset)
Hence:radiofrequentiaetc.radiogrammaetc.radiodiffunderetc.

radioactiveadjradioactive
Hence:radioactivitate

radioactivitatenradioactivity

radioactivitatenradioactivity radioconductorn[Elec.]radioconductor radiodiffunder[fund/fus]u[Radio]tobroadcast

Hence:radiodiffusionradiodiflusor

radiodiffusseeradiodiffunder radiodiffusionn[Radio]broadcasting radiodiffusorn[Radio]transmitter radiofrequentianradiofrequency radiogrammanradiogram(=messagetransmittedbyradio) radiographia(a)nradiography,xrayphotography radiographicadjradiographic radiographo(grapho)nradiograph,xrayphotograph

Hence:radiographiaradiographic

radiologia(a)nradiology radiologicadjradiological radiologistanradiologist radiologo(logo)nradiologist

Hence:radiologiaradiologistaradiologic

radioseadjradiant(=radiatingraysoflight) radiotelegraphia(a)nradiotelegraphy radiotelephonia(a)nradiotelephony radiotherapia(a)nradiotherapy radium(r)nradium radonn(r)[Chem.]radon raffinamenton(actof)refining(sugar,oil,etc.) raffinarvtorefine(sugar,oil,etc.)

Hence:raffinamentoraffineriaraffinator

raffinatornrefiner(ofsugar,oil,etc.) raffineria(a)nrefinery(ofsugar,oil,etc.) rage(raje)nrage,violentanger

rage(raje)nrage,violentanger
Hence:ragioseragiarinragiarinragiamento

ragiseerage ragiar(jar)vtorage,beinarage ragiose(jo)adjfurious raglan[A]nraglan ragout[F]nragoutstew raid[A]nraid rail[A]nrail(=carorrailroadtrack)

Hence:derailarderailamento

railway[A]nrailway raja[Hind.]nrajah ramadanboughs,branches ramage(aje)n1.branches,boughs2.branchedpattern,flowerpattern ramificarvtocausetobranchout,ramifyramificarsetobranchout,ramify ramificationnramification(1.dividingorspreadingoutintobranchesorparts2.branch,part) ramonbranch,bough

Hence:ramadaramageramoseramificarramificationderamar

ramoseadjbranched,ramose rampanramp(=slopingsurfaceconnectingtwodifferentlevels) rampanteadj[Her.]rampant ramparvtoberampant

Hence:ramparampante

ranan[Zool.]frog
Hence:ranarioranieraranidesranularanunculo&raninraninaraniformeetc.

ranarionranarium rancervtobecomerancid
Hence:rancide&rancor&

ranchero(tch)nrancher,ranchman rancho[H]n1.rancho(=rudehutforherdsmen)2.ranch,ranche

rancho[H]n1.rancho(=rudehutforherdsmen)2.ranch,ranche
Hence:ranchero

rancideadjrancid
Hence:ranciditate

ranciditatenrancidity rancornrancor
Hence:rancorose

rancoroseadjrancorous rangiseerango rangiar(jar)vtorange(1.toarrangeinlinesorrows2.toplaceinorder) rangonrank(1.[Mil.]row,line2.position,grade)dealterangoof(high)rank

Hence:rangiararrangiar&disrangiar&

rani[Hind.]nranee,rani ranides(r)n[Zooi.]Ranidae ranieranfroggery,frogpond,placewherefrogsabound raniformeadjraniform,frogshaped raninadjranine([1.[Zool.]2.[Anat.])venaraninraninevein raninan[Anat.]raninevein ranulan[Med.]ranula ranunculaceasnpl[Bot.]Ranunculaceae ranunculaceeadj[Bot.]ranunculaceous ranunculon[Bot.]ranunculus
Hence:ranunculaceeranunculaceas

rapanturnip(Brassicarapa)
Hence:betarapaetc.caulerapaetc.

rapaceadjrapacious
Hence:rapacitate

rapacitatenrapacity raper[rap/rapt]1.tocarryoff(byforce)2.toravish,delight
Hence:rapina&rapimentoraptorrapto

rapide(r)adjrapidtrainorapideexpresstrain

rapide(r)adjrapidtrainorapideexpresstrain
Hence:rapiditaterapido

rapiditatenrapidity rapido(r)n1.rapid(inariver)2.express(train) rapimenton1.plunder,ravage2.ravishment rapinanrapine,plunder

Hence:rapinar

rapinarvtoplunder raptseeraper rapton1.abduction(=carryingoffillegally)2.rapture raptorn1.ravager2.ravisher raradj1.thin(asin"thinhair,thingrassetc.")2.rare(=notfrequentalso:exceptional,excellent)

Hence:raritaterarefaceretc.

rarefacer[fac/fact]vtorarefy(=tomakethinnerorlessdense)
Hence:rarefactibilerarefactionrarefactive

rarefactseerarefacer rarefactibileadjrarefiable rarefactionnrarefaction(ofgas,air,etc.) rarefactiveadjrarefactive raritatenrarity(1.rareness2.rareobject,curiosity) rasseerader rasarv1.toshave2.toraze rasorionrazor rasparv1.toscrape,rasp2.tograte(asin"togratecheese")

Hence:raspatorraspatura

raspatornrasp,scraper,grater raspaturan(actionof)scraping,rasping rastrellage(aje)n(actoractionof)raking rastrellarvtorake(leaves,thesoil,etc.) rastrellatornraker(ofhay,etc.)

rastrellatornraker(ofhay,etc.) rastrellongardenrake,etc.
Hence:rastrellarrastrellage,rastrellator

rastrongardenrake,etc.
Hence:rastrello&

rasuran1.shave,shaving2.erasure ratanrate(asin"attherateof")prorataprorata,proportionally ratenraft(=float) rateadj[Law]ratified,averred

Hence:ratificar&irriterata

ratificarvtoratify
Hence:ratificationratificator

ratificationnratification ratificatornratifier ratioseeration ratiocinarvtoratiocinate

Hence:ratiocinationratiocinative

ratiocinationnratiocination ratiocinativeadjratiocinative rationnI.reason(1.reasoningfaculty2.asin"reasonfor,why,"etc.)II.[Math.]ratioIII.rationhaberrationtobe rightconrationrightlyrationsocialname(ofafirm)rationdestatoreasonofstatearationde(undollarlehora)atthe rateof(adollaranhour)

Hence:rationalrationalismo,rationalista,rationalitate,rationalisarrationalisation,irrationalirrationalitaterationar rationamento,rationabiledisrationabile,irrationabile,rationator,rationateratiocinar&

rationabileadjreasonable(1.endowedwithreason2.conformabletoreason) rationaladjrational(1.endowedwithreason2.conformabletoreason,reasonable3.basedonreasoning4.[Math.]) rationaln[Eccl.Hist.]rational(=breastplateoftheJewishhighpriest) rationalisarvtorationalize(1.tobringintoagreementwithreason2.[Technol.]3.[Psychol.]) rationalisationnrationalizationalso:[Technol.],[Psychol.] rationalismon[Philos.]rationalism rationalistanrationalist rationalitatenrationality(1.qualityofbeingrationalorendowedwithreason2.qualityofbeingreasonableor

rationalitatenrationality(1.qualityofbeingrationalorendowedwithreason2.qualityofbeingreasonableor conformabletoreason) rationamenton1.reasoning2.rationing rationarv1.toreason(=tousethefacultyofreasoning)2.toration(=toallotinrations) rationate1.ppofrationar2.adjrational(=basedonreasoning) rationatornreasoner ratteronratter,ratcatcher rattieranrattrap ratton[Zool.]rat

Hence:ratterorattiera

raucadjhoarse,raucous
Hence:raucitateinraucar&

raucitatenhoarseness,raucousness ravinanravine raviolinpl[Cookery]ravioli rayon[A]nrayon razzia[F]nraid,razzia(1.foray,incursion2.policeraid)

Hence:razziarrazziator

razziarvtoraid razziatornraider ren1.[Mus.]re2.[Mus.](thenote)D [re]1.nthing,affair,matter2.prepregarding,about,of,on,concerning

Hence:real&

reprefixo[usedwithverbsalsoinconnectionwithverbalsuffixes]re(1.back,backwards2.again)
Hence:reabsorberetc.reageretc.reflecteretc.revaccinaretc.

reabsorber[sorb/sorpt]vtoreabsorb reabsorptionnreabsorption reactseereager reactionnreactionreactionincatenachainreaction reactionariadjreactionary reactionismonreactionism

reactionismonreactionism reactionistanreactionist reactivonreagent reactornreagentalso:[AtomicPhys.]reactor readjustamentonreadjustment readjustarvtoreadjust readjustatornreadjuster readmissionnreadmission readmitter[mitt/miss]vtoreadmit reaffirmarvtoreaffirm reagentenreagent reager[ag/act]vtoreactreagersupertoreactuponreagercontratoreactagainst
Hence:reagentereactionreactionari,reactionismo,reactionistareactivoreactor

realadjreal(1.actuallyexisting2.pertainingtoimmovableproperty)
Hence:realismosurrealismorealistarealistic,surrealistarealitaterealisarrealisabileirrealisabile,realisationirreal irrealitate

realisabileadjrealizable realisarvtorealize(1.tomakereal2.toconvertintoactualmoney) realisationnrealization(1.actorprocessofconvertingsomethinghopedfor,aimedat,etc.,intoreality2.actorprocess ofconvertingpropertyintomoney) realismonrealism(1.[Philos.]2.[Art.,Lit.]) realistanrealist realisticadjrealistic realitatenrealityinrealitateinreality realtiarvtoraise,liftup reanimarvtorevive,reanimate reaperir[per/pert]vtoopenagain,reopen reaperturanreopening reapparervtoreappear reapparitionnreappearance rearmamentonrearmament

rearmamentonrearmament rearmarvtorearm reassecurantian1.reinsurance2.reassurance reassecurarv1.reassure(=torestoreone'sconfidence)2.[Com.]toreinsure reassemblarvtoreassemble reassumervtoreassume reattaccamentonreattachment,reattaching reattaccarvtoattack,assail,again reattaccarvtoattach,fasten,againtoreattach reavivarvtorevive,enliven,quicken rebaptisarvtorebaptize rebaptismonrebaptism rebatterv1.tobeatagain2.tobeatback,repel rebellarvtostiruptorebellionrebellarsetorebel
Hence:rebellerebello,rebellion

rebelleadjrebellious rebellionnrebellion rebellonrebel rebus(r)nrebus recadervtofallbackordownagain,torelapse

Hence:recadita

recaditanrelapse recalcitranteadjrecalcitrant recalcitrarvtorecalcitrate

Hence:recalcitranterecalcitration

recalcitrationnrecalcitration recantarv1.tosingagain2.torecant(=towithdrawretract)
Hence:recantation

recantationnrecantation recapitularvtorecapitulate

recapitularvtorecapitulate
Hence:recapitulation

recapitulationnrecapitulation recapturarvtorecapture receder[ced/cess]vtorecede(=toretreat,retire)

Hence:recessionrecessiverecesso

recensseerecenser recensentenreviewer,critic recenser[cens/cens]vtoreview(asin"toreviewabook")

Hence:recensenterecension

recensionn1.recension(=criticalrevisionofatext)2.review(=bookreview,etc.) recenteadjrecent receptseereciper receptanI.[Com.]receiptsII.receipt(1.writtenacknowledgmentofreceipt2.recipe) III.[Med.]prescription receptaculonreceptacle(1.container,vessel,etc.2.[Bot.]) receptarvtoreceive(stolengoods) receptatornreceiver(ofstolengoods),fence receptionnreceptionalso:receiptaccusarreceptiondetoacknowledgereceiptof receptiveadjreceptive receptivitatenreceptivity receptornreceiver(1.onewhoreceivesalso:[Fin.,etc.]collector2.[Teleph.,Radio,etc.]receivingapparatus) recercansearch,investigationalso:research,researchwork recercarvtosearch,investigatealso:toresearch,makeresearches
Hence:recercarecercator

recercatornsearcher,investigatoralso:researcher,researchworker recessseereceder recessionnrecession,withdrawal recessiveadjrecessivealso:[Biol.] recessonrecess(1.actofretiring2.placeofretirement)

recessonrecess(1.actofretiring2.placeofretirement) reciper[cip/cept]vtoreceive
Hence:recipientereceptionreceptivereceptivitatereceptorreceptareceptarreceptaculo,receptator

recipienteadjrecipientrecipienten1.[Chem.]receiver2.container reciproc(c)adjreciprocal
Hence:reciprocitatereciprocarreciprocation

reciprocarvtoreciprocate reciprocationnreciprocation reciprocitatenreciprocity recital[A]n[Mus.]recital recitarvtorecite(1.torepeatfrommemory2.torecount)

Hence:recitationrecitativerecitativo

recitationnrecitation(1.repetitionfrommemory2.recountal) recitativeadjrecitative recitativonrecitative reclamabileadjclaimable reclamarvtoclaim(=todemandasone'sdue)reclamarcontratoprotestagainst

Hence:reclamoreclamabileirreclamabilereclamationreclamator

reclamationn1.protest2.claim(=demandforsomethingdue) reclamatornclaimant reclamon1.[Print.]catchword2.advertising,publicityfacerlereclamoprouncosatoadvertise,makepublicityfor, something reclinarvtorecline(asin"toreclineone'shead") recluder[clud/clus]vtoshutup,seclude

Hence:reclusionrecluserecluso

reclusseerecluder recluseadjrecluse,secluded reclusionnseclusion,retirement reclusonrecluse recocerv1.tocookagain2.totemper(steel,glass,clayetc.) recognitionnrecognition(=identificationofsomethingpreviouslyknown)

recognitionnrecognition(=identificationofsomethingpreviouslyknown) recognoscentianI.reconnaissanceII.recognition(1.identificationofsomethingpreviouslyknown2. acknowledgment,avowal3.appreciation) recognoscer[gnosc/gnit]vI.torecognize(1.toidentifyasknownbefore2.toacknowledgethevalidityor existenceofalso:toappreciate)II.toreconnoiter,makereconnaissanceof

Hence:recognoscentiarecognoscibilerecognition

recognitseerecognoscer recognoscibileadjrecognizable recolarvtostrainagain,filteragain recollectionnrecollection(=recollectingoneselfinprayeretc.) recolliger[lig/lect]v1.tocollect(=tomakeacollectionof)2.togatherharvest3.totakein,shelterrecolligerseto recollectoneself

Hence:recolligimentorecollection

recolligimentonmeditation,recollection recoltanharvest,crop(s)
Hence:recoltar

recoltarvtoharvest,reap,gatherin recomenciamentonrecommencement recomenciarvtobeginagain,recommence recommendabileadjrecommendable recommendarvtorecommendrecommendara(unpersona)de(faceruncosa)toadvise(someone)to(dosomething)

Hence:recommendabilerecommendation

recommendationnrecommendation recompensanrecompense(1.reward2.compensation)inrecompensadeasareward,inreturn,for recompensarvtorecompense(1.tocompensate2.torepay,asbyrewardingorpunishing)recompensardeto recompensefor recompensatornonewhorecompenses,recompenser recomponer[pon/posit]vtorecompense(=tocomposeagain,torecombine,torearrange)recomponeruncabinetto torecompose,reshuffle,acabinet

Hence:recomposition

recompositseerecomponer recompositionnrecomposition reconciliabileadjreconcilable

reconciliabileadjreconcilable reconciliarvtoreconcile reconciliationnreconciliation reconciliatoriadjreconciliatory reconducervtoconductback,reconduct reconfortarv1.tostrengthen,fortify(again)2.tocomfort,console(again) reconsiderarntoreconsider,consideranew reconstituer[stitu/stitut]vtoreconstitute reconstitutionnreconstitution reconstructionnreconstruction reconstruer[stru/struct]vtoreconstruct recoperirvtorecover(=tocoveragain) record[A]nrecord(=thebestyetdone)batterlerecordtobeattherecord recordarvtoremindrecordaruncosaaunpersonatoremindsomeoneofsomething recovrabileadjrecoverable recovrarvtorecover(=togetback,regain)recovrarlesanitatetorecoverone'shealth
Hence:recovrabilerecovrator

recovratornrecoverer recrearv1.torecreate,createanew2.torecreate,givefreshlifeto
Hence:recreationrecreative

recreationn1.recreation,creatinganew2.recreation(=refreshmentofstrengthandspirits) recreativeadjrecreative recrescervtogrowagain recriminarvtorecriminate

Hence:recriminationrecriminatorrecriminatori

recriminationnrecrimination recriminatornrecriminator recriminatoriadjrecriminatory recrudescente1.pprofrecrudescer2.adjrecrudescent recrudescentianrecrudescence

recrudescentianrecrudescence recrudescervtobreakoutagain,recrudesce
Hence:recrudescenterecrudescentia

recrutan1.recruiting,recruitmentalso:levy2.recruit recrutamentonrecruitment recrutarvtorecruit

Hence:recrutarecrutamentorecrutator

recrutatornrecruiter rectseereger rectaladj[Anat.]rectal rectangularadjrectangular rectanguleadjrightangled,rectangular

Hence:rectangulorectangular

rectangulo(ngulo)nrectangle recteadjstraight(1.notcurvedorbent2.honest,upright)angulorecterightangle
Hence:rectituderectificar&derecte&rectilineeetc.rectangule&recto&

rectificabileadjrectifiable rectificarvtorectify(1.tosetrightbyadjustmentorcalculation2.[Chem.])
Hence:rectificabilerectificationrectificator

rectificationnrectification rectificatornrectifier rectilineeadjrectilinear rectituden1.straightness(=qualityorfactofbeingstraight,notbentorcurved)2.rectitude recton1.[Print.]recto2.[Anat.]rectum

Hence:rectal

rectornrector,director,chief,ruler,etc.
Hence:rectoratorectoral

rectoraladjrectorial rectoratonrectorate reculamenton(actof)recoiling,drawingback recularvI.toback(=tomoveordrawback)II.torecoil(1.toretreat2.toshrinkback3.toreboundafterimpactor

recularvI.toback(=tomoveordrawback)II.torecoil(1.toretreat2.toshrinkback3.toreboundafterimpactor discharge)
Hence:reculamento

recuperabileadjrecoverable recuperarvtorecover(1.togetbackagain2.torecoup,makeupfor)recuperarse(deunperdita)torecouponeself (foraloss),rccuperate(fromaloss)

Hence:recuperabileirrecuperabilerecuperation:recuperator

recuperationnrecuperation recuperatornrocuperator recurrente1.pprofrecurrer2.adjrecurrent(1.returningperiodicallyorfromtimetotime2.[Anat.]) recurrentianrecurrence(=periodicalreturnfrequentoccurrence) recurrer[curr/curs]v1.torunagain2.toresort,haverecourse

Hence:recurrenterecurrentiarecurso

recursseerecurrer recurson1.recourse2.[Law]appeal recurvarv1.tocurveagain2.tobendback recusabileadj[Law]challengeable,exceptionable recusarv[Law]toreject,objecttotochallenge

Hence:recusabileirrecusabile

redactseerediger redactionn1.redaction(=actofdrafting,finisheddraft)2.editorialstaff redactorn1.redactor(=onewhodrawsupadocument,speech,etc.)2.[Journ.]editor redemptseeredimer redemptionnredemptionalso:ransom redemptiveadjredemptive,redeeming redemptorn1.redeemer2.Redeemer redenten[Fortif.]redan redescendervtoredescend rediger[ig/act]v1.todrawup(adocument,speech,etc.)2.[Journ.]toedit
Hence:redactionredactor

redimer[im/empt]vtoredeem(1.tobuyback2.toclearofcharges,obligations,etc.3.toransom,liberate4.

redimer[im/empt]vtoredeem(1.tobuyback2.toclearofcharges,obligations,etc.3.toransom,liberate4. [Theol.])
Hence:redimibileirredimibileredemptionredemptiveredemptor

redimibileadjredeemable redingote[F]nfrockcoat redolente1.pprofredoler2.adjredolent redolentianredolence,redolency redolervtosmell(of),beredolent(of)

Hence:redolenteredolentia

reducer[duc/duct]vtoreduce(1.tocutdown,diminish2.[Surg.]3.[Chem.]todeoxidize)reducerunpersonaal silentiotoreducesomeonetosilencereducerapulveretoreducetodustreducerfractionesalmesmedenominatorto reducefractionstoacommondenominator

Hence:reducibilereducibilitate,irreducibileirreducibilitatereductionreductivereductorreducto

reducibileadjreducible reducibilitatenreducibility reductseereducer reductionnreduction(1.diminution,cuttingdown2.copymadeonasmallerscale3.[Surg.]4.[Chem.]5.[Arith.]) reductiveadjreductive(=tendingtoreduce) reducton1.[Mil.]redoubt2.casino(=buildingusedforsocialmeetings,gambling,etc.) reductornreducer(1.onewhoreducesorcutsdown2.[Chem.]reducingagent) redundanteadjredundant redundantianredundancy,redundance redundarv1.tobeinexcess,tosuperabound2.toredound
Hence:redundanteredundantia

reduplamenton(actof)redoubling reduplarvtoredouble(1.asin"toredoubleone'sefforts"2.tobecomemoreintense) reduplicarvtoreduplicate(1.toredouble2.[Gram.]) reduplicationn[Gram.]reduplication reduplicativeadjreduplicative reedificarvtorebuild reedificationnrebuilding reelectionnreelection

reelectionnreelection reeliger[lig/lect]vtoreelect reeligibileadjreeligible reemplearvtoreemploy,employagain reexpedirvtosendon,forward reexpeditionnsendingon,forwarding reexportarvtoreexport reexportationnreexportation refacer[fac/fact]v1.todoormakeagain2.torepair,restorerefacersetorecover(one'shealth)

Hence:refaction

refactseerefacer refactionn1.(actof)doingormakingagain2.repair,(actorprocessof)repairing refectseerefic refectionnrefreshment,refection refectorionrefectory referendarionreferendary referendum[NL]nreferendum(1.[Pol.]2.[Dipl.]) referentianreference(1.asin"referencework"2."letterofreference") referer[fer/lat]v1.toreport,relate2.torefer(=toattribute,ascribe)refererseatoreferto(1.tohaverecourseto forinformation,etc.2.tomakeanallusionorreferenceto3.toberelatedto,havereferenceto)
Hence:referentiarelationcorrelationrelative&relatorrelatarcorrelatar

refic[fic/fect]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:refectionrefectorio

reflecter[flect/flex]vtoreflect(1.tothroworcastback2.toponder)reflecterseintobereflectedin
Hence:reflexibilereflexibilitatereflexionirreflexionreflexivereflexereflexoreflector

reflectorn[Opt.]reflectoralso:[AtomicPhys.] reflexseereflecter reflexeadjreflex(1.reflective2.[Physiol.]) reflexibileadjreflexible reflexibilitatenreflexibility reflexionnreflection,reflexion(1.[Opt.Acous.]2.mentalconsideration,contemplation)

reflexionnreflection,reflexion(1.[Opt.Acous.]2.mentalconsideration,contemplation) reflexivenreflective(1.asin"reflectivesurface"2.asin"reflectiveperson")verboreflexive[Gram.]reflexiveverb reflexonreflex(1.mirroredimagelikeness,copy2.[Physiol.]) refluer[flu/flux]utoflowbackalso:toebb

Hence:refluxo

refluxseerefluer refluxonrefluxalso:ebb,ebbtidefluxoerefluxofluxandreflux,ebbandflow reforestarvtoreforest reforestationnreforestation reforman1.reform2.[Eccl.Hist.]Reformation reformabileadjreformable reformarvtoreform(1.toformasecondtime2.toconvertintobetterform)

Hence:reformareformismoreformistareformabilereformationreformativereformatorreformate

reformate1.pprofreformar2.adjreformedalso:[Eccl.Hist.]Reformed reformationnreformationalso:[Eccl.Hist.]Reformation reformativeadjreformative reformatornreformeralso:[Eccl.Hist.] reformismonreformism reformistanreformist refractseerefranger refractarvtorefract refractariadjrefractory refractionnrefraction refractiveadjrefractive refractivitatenrefractivity refractornrefractor refractoriadjrefractory refrain[F]nrefrain(=burdenofapoem) refranger[frang/fract]vtorefract
Hence:refrangibilerefrangibililate,irrefrangibileirrefrangibilitaterefractionrefractiverefractivitaterefractorrefractori refractarirefractar

refractarirefractar

refrangibileadjrefrangible refrangibilitatenrefrangibility refrenarvtobridlealso:torestrain,holdback refrescamentonrefreshment(=restorationofstrength,vigor,etc.) refrescarv1.tocool(=tomakeorbecomecoolintemperature)2.torefresh,renewrefrescarsetorefreshoneself(by meansofrefreshments,rest,etc.)refrescarlememoriadeunpersonatorefreshsomeone'smemory

Hence:refrescamento

refrigerante1.pprofrefrigerar2.adjrefrigerantrefrigerantenI.refrigerant(1.[Med.]2.substanceusedin refrigeration)II.refrigeratory,condenser refrigerarvtochill,refrigerate

Hence:refrigeranterefrigerationrefrigerativerefrigerativorefrigeratorrefrigeratori

refrigerationnrefrigeration refrigerativeadjrefrigerative refrigerativon[Med.]refrigerant refrigeratornrefrigerator refrigeratoriadjrefrigeratory refrigidarv1.tocool,chill2.tocooloff,becomecold refugiarvtogiverefugerefugiarsetotakerefuge refugiatonrefugee refugionrefuge

Hence:refugiarrefugiato

refugirv1.tofleeback2.tofleeagain
Hence:refugio&

refulgente1.pprofrefulger2.adjrefulgent refulgentianrefulgence,refulgency refulgervtoflashback,reflect

Hence:refulgenterefulgentia

refunder[fund/fus]v[Metal.]torecast,refound
Hence:refusion

refusseerefunder

refusanrefusal refusarvtorefuse
Hence:refusa

refusionn[Metal.]recast refutabileadjrefutable refutarvtorefute

Hence:refutabileirrefutabileirrefutabilitaterefutationirrefutate

refutationnrefutation regaladjregal,royalregalnroyalrightorprivilegeregalesregalia,regalities regalamentonregaling,regalement regalarvtoregale(=totreat,entertain)regalarsetofeast(=toeatsumptuously) regalitatenregality(=royalty,kingship) regalon1.feast,banquet2.treat,refreshment

Hence:regalarregalamento

reganiarvtowinback,regain regatanregatta,boatrace regenking

Hence:reginareguloregalregalitateviceregeregicidaetc.regicidioetc.

regenerarvtoregenerate
Hence:regenerationregenerative

regenerationnregeneration regenerativeadjregenerative regentarv1.toteach,give(aclass,course,etc.)2.torule,direct(asorlikearegent) regentenregent(1.asin"princeregent"2.asin"universityregent")

Hence:regentiaregentar

regentian[Gov.]regency,regentship reger[reg/rectrig/rect]vtogovern(1.todirect,control2.[Gram.])
Hence:regimento&regente&rector&recte&corriger&diriger&eriger&

regicidanregicide(=onewhokillsaking) regicidionregicide(=actofkillingaking)

regime[F]n1.regime2.[Med.]regimen regimentaladjregimental regimenton1.regime(=systemofgovernment)2.[Mil.]regiment

Hence:regimentalinregimentar

reginanqueen regionnregion
Hence:regioralregionalismo,regionalista

regionaladjregional regionalismonregionalism regionalistanregionalist registrarvtoregister(=torecordinwriting) registrationnregistration(=actofrecordinginwriting) registratornregisterer,recorderalso:registrar(apparato)registrator[Technol.]recorder registronregister(1.recordofregularentries2.organstop3."registerofavoice,aninstrument"4."registerofa furnace,etc."also:damper5.[Print.])

Hence:registrarregistration,registrator

regnanteI.prpofregnarII.adjregnant(1.asin"queenregnant"2.prevalent) regnarvtoreign regnicola(n)ncitizen,national,subject(ofacountry) regnon1.reign2.kingdom,realmleregnovegetalthevegetablekingdomleregnoanimaltheanimalkingdomle regnomineralthemineralkingdom

Hence:regnarregnanteinterregnoregnicolaetc.

regratiarvtothank regreder[gred/gress]vtogoormoveback,backward,down,etc.
Hence:regressionregressiveregressar

regressseeregreder regressarvtogoormoveback,backward,down,etc.toregress regressionnregressionalso:[Geom.,Astron.] regressiveadjregressive regretnregret,repentance

regrettabileadjregrettable regrettarv1.tomiss(asin"Imissher")2.toregret,besorryfor
Hence:regretregrettabile

reguardarv1.tolookat2.toconcern,regardreguardarcomotoregardas,consider
Hence:reguardo

reguardon1.look,glance2.regard(=care,attention,consideration) regula(r)nI.rule(1.regulation2.asin"sliderule") II.ruler(=instrumentusedindrawingstraightlines)

Hence:regulettoregular&regularregulamentoregulamentari,regulation,regulator,disregular&

regulamentariadjregular(=accordingtoregulations) regulamentonregulation(1.actofregulating2.regulatingprincipleorrule) regularadjregular

Hence:regularitateregularisarregularisationirregularirregularitate

regularvI.torule(=tomarkwithparallelstraightlinesdrawnwitharuler,etc.)II.toregulate(1.tocontrolordirectby ruleorregulations2.toadjusttoaparticularstandard,purpose,etc.)III.tosettle(aquestion,quarrel,account,etc.) regularisarvtoregularize regularisationnregularization regularitatenregularity regulationnregulation regulatornregulatorattribregulating reguletton[Typog.Arch.]reglet regulo(r)n[Chem.&Metal.]regulus regurgitarvtoregurgitate,tothrowupalso:tovomit
Hence:regurgitation

regurgitationnregurgitation rehabilitarvtorehabilitate rehabilitationnrehabilitation Reich[G]nReich Reichstag[G]nReichstag reimbursabileadjreimbursable

reimbursamentonreimbursement,refund reimbursarvtoreimburse,refund
Hence:reimbursabilereimbursamento

reimplaciamentonreplacement(=actionofreplacing) reimplaciantenreplacement,substitute(=personwhoreplacesanother) reimplaciarvtoreplace(1.tosupplyanequivalentfor2.totaketheplaceof)

Hence:reimplaciamentoreimplaciante

reimplerv1.torefill2.tofillup,stuff reimpressionnreimpression(1.reprinting2.reprint) reimprimer[prim/press]vtoreprint Reims[F]nprReims,Rheims reincarnarvtoreincarnate reincarnationnreincarnation reincassamentonreboxing reincassarv1.torebox2.toreceive(money)back reinfortiamentonreinforcement(=actofreinforcing) reinfortiarvtostrengthen,reinforce
Hence:reinfortiamento

reingagiarvtoengageagain(=tohire,employ,again) reinstallarvtoreinstall reinstallationnreinstallation reintegrarvtoreintegrate reintegrationnreintegration reiterabileadjrepeatable reiterarvtoreiterate reiterationnreiteration reiterativeadjreiterative rejectseerejic rejectabileadjrejectable

rejectarv1.tothrowagainII.tothrowback,flingbackIII.toreject(1.torefuse2.tospewout) rejectionnrejection rejic[jic/ject]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:rejectionrejectarrejectabile

rejuvenescervtorejuvenate,makeyoungagain
Hence:rejuvenescimento

rejuvenescimentonrejuvenescence,rejuvenation relais[F]n[Elec.]relay relatseereferer relatarvtorelate(=togiveanaccountof,totell) relationnrelation(1.account,report2."relationbetweenthings")facerrelationdetogiveanaccountof relativeadjrelative(1.notabsolute2.[Gram.])pronominerelativerelativepronounrelativearelatingto,relativeto

Hence:relativitaterelativismocorrelative

relativismonrelativism relativitatenrelativity relatornrelater(=narrator) relaxamentonrelaxation(=decreaseoftension,strain,etc.) relaxarvI.toloosen(=tomakelooser)also:torelax(something)II.torelease(1.tosetfree2.torelievefromaduty, obligation,etc.)

Hence:relaxamento,relaxation

relaxationnrelaxation(=decreaseoftension,strain,etc.) relegarvtorelegate(=tosendaway,banishalso:toconsignorassigntoaninferiorpositionorclass)
Hence:relegation

relegationnrelegation(=sendingawayexile,banishment) relegervtoreread relentamentonslackening,reductionofspeedoractivity relentarvtoslacken(1.toslowdown2.toreduceactivity,intensityofefforts,etc.)relentarsetoslacken,become slowerorlessactive

Hence:relentamento

relevamenton(actof)relieving,relief

relevarvI.topointout,callattentiontoII.torelieve(1.tobringreliefto2."torelievefromaduty,etc."3.tomake standout,bringintoreliefalso:[Art])
Hence:relevamentorelevator

relevatornreliever(asin"relieverofthepoor") relictseerelinquer relicteadjabandoned,relict relievonrelief(1.[Sculp.,etc.]relievo2.distinctnessofoutlineduetosharpcontrast)inrelievoinreliefponerin relievotosetoff,tobringintoreliefalterelievohighreliefbasserelievolowrelief,basrelief religarvtobindagain religionnreligion(1.asin"Christianreligion"2.scrupulousness)

Hence:correligionarioreligiosereligiositate,antireligiose,irreligioseirreligiositate,religioso,religiosairreligion

religiosanfmemberofareligiousorderalso:nun religioseadjreligious(1.devout,pious2.asin"withreligiouscare") religiositatenreligiousness(1.stateofbeingdevoutorreligious2.asin"todosomethingwithgreatreligiousness") religiosonmmemberofareligiousorderalso:monk,friar relinquer[linqu/lict]vtorelinquish,leavebehindalso:toabandon Hence:reliquia&:relictederelinquer& reliquseerelinquer reliquarionshrine,reliquary reliquianrelic(asin"relicofasaint")reliquiasrelics,ruins

Hence:reliquario

relucervtoshine,glitter reluctante1.pprofreluctar2.adjreluctant,resistent reluctantianreluctance,unwillingness,resistence reluctarv1.tostruggleagain2.tobeunwilling,resist

Hence:reluctantereluctantia

remanente1.pprofremaner2.adjresiduous,remanent remanentian(stateof)remaining remanervtoremain(1.tostay2.tobeleft)

Hence:remanenteremanentia

remarvtorow(=toberowing) remarcabileadjremarkable remarcarv1.tomarkagain2.toremark(=tonotice)

Hence:remarcabile

remaritarvtoremarry(=touniteagaininwedlock)remaritarsetoremarry(=togetmarriedagain) remasticarvtochewagaintoruminate remateadjoared,havingoars rematornoarsman remediabileadjremediable remediarvtoremedy remedionremedy(=cure,treatmentmedicine)

Hence:remediarremediabileirremediabile

rememorarvtoremindrememoraruncosaaunpersonatoremindsomeoneofsomething rememorarsetoremember(=tobearinmind) remington[A]nRemington(gun) remissseeremitter remissan1.remittance(=actionofremittingmoney,etc.)2.carriagehouse remissibileadjremissible remissibilitatenremissibility remissionnremission(1.forgiveness2.abatement,lessening) remitter[mitt/miss]vI.toputback,restoreII.toremit(1.totransmit,send2.toforgive3.toabate,becomeless) III.topostpone,remitremitterseatorelyon
Hence:remissibileremissibilitate,irremissibileirremissibilitateremissionremissa

remonoar(=implementforrowing)
Hence:remarremator,rematebiremeetc.

remonstrantianremonstrance remonstrarvtoexpostulate,protest,remonstrate
Hence:remonstrantia

remontan[Mil.]remount remontarvtoremount(1.toascendagain2.torefix,reset,etc.)

Hence:remonta

remora(r)n1.hindrance,drag2.[Zool.]remora,sharksucker remorarvtoretard,hinder,holdback
Hence:remora

remorder[mord/mors]v1.tobiteagain2.toafflict,torment
Hence:remorso

remorsseeremorder remorsonremorse remotseeremover remoteadjremote,distant remotionnremoval,remotion remover[mov/mot]vtoremove(toadistance)

Hence:removibileremotionremote

removibileadjremovable remunerabileadjremunerable remunerarvtoremunerate

Hence:remunerabileirremunerabileremunerationremunerativeremuneratorremuneratori

remunerationnremuneration remunerativeadjremunerative(1.servingtoremunerate2.profitable) remuneratornremunerator remuneratoriadjremunerative(=servingtoremunerate) rennkidneyrenesloins

Hence:renaladrenaladrenalina,suprarenalreniformeetc.

rennreindeer renaladjrenal renascente1.pprofrenascer2.adjrenascent,reviving,springingupagain,etc. renascentianrebirth,renascence,revival(asin"revivaloflearning")leRenascentiatheRenaissance renascervtobebornagain,reborn rendervI.togiveback,returnII.torender(1.togiveup,yield2.totranslate3.tocausetobecome)

Hence:rendimentorendition

rendezvous[F]nrendezvous rendimentonyield,returnlerendimentodeunmachinatheefficiencyofamachine renditionnsurrender(asin"surrendertotheenemy") renegamentondisowning,repudiation,denial,etc. renegarvtodisown,repudiate,deny,etc.

Hence:renegamentorenegaterenegato

renegate1.ppofrenegar2.adjrenegade renegatonrenegade reniformeadjkidneyshaped renominarv1.torenominate2.tocelebrate,giverenownto

Hence:renominerenominate

renominateadjrenowned,famed renominenrenown renovabileadjrenewable(=thatcanberenewed,replaced,etc.) renovarvtorenovate(1.tomakeneworlikenew2.torenew,replace)

Hence:renovabilerenovationrenovator

renovationnrenovation(1.makingneworlikenew2.renewal,replacing) renovatornrenovator rentan(unearned)incomeviverdesurentastoliveonone'sprivatemeans

Hence:renteroarrentar

renteronindependentgentleman,rentier renunciamentonrenouncement renunciarvtorenounce(1.togiveupinacompleteandformalmanner2.[Cards])

Hence:renunciamentorenunciationrenunciator

renunciationnrenunciation,renouncement renunciatornrenouncer reoccuparvtoreoccupy(=totakepossessionofaplaceagain) reoccupationnreoccupation(=actoftakingpossessionofaplaceagain)

reordinarv1.[Eccl.]toreordain2.toputinorderagain reordinationnreordination(1.[Eccl.]2.asecondorrepeateddispositioninharmoniousform) reorganisarvtoreorganize reorganisationnreorganization reorganisatornreorganizer reorientarvtoreorient reorientationnreorientation repagamentonrepayment repagarvtorepay,refund reparabileadjreparable repararvtorepair(1.tomend2.tomakeupfor,makeamendsfor)
Hence:reparoreparabileirreparabileirreparabilitatereparationreparator

reparationnreparation(1.restorationtogoodcondition2.actofgivingsatisfactionforwrongorinjurydone3. amends) reparatornrepairer,repairman reparonrepair(=actorworkofrepairing) repartirvtodistribute(=toallottoeachashisshare)

Hence:repartitionrepartitor

repartitionndistribution,allotment repartitorndistributor(=onewhoallotstoeachashisshare) repascer[pasc/past]vtopastureagain repassarv1.torepass,passagain2.toironferroderepassarflatiron repastseerepascer repastonrepast,meal repatriarvtorepatriate

Hence:repatriation

repatriationnrepatriation repeller[pell/puls]vtorepel,repulse(1.todriveback2.toreject)
Hence:repulsionrepulsiverepulsarepulsar

repententeadjrepentant

repententianrepentance repentirvrepentirsede(unaction,etc.)torepent(anaction,etc.)
Hence:repententerepententia

reper[rep/rept]vtocreep,crawl
Hence:reptilereptarreptation,reptatori

repercussseerepercuter repercussionn1.repercussion,reverberation2.[Med.](actionof)repelling(humors,swellings,eruptions,etc.) repercussiveadj1.repercussive2.[Med.]repellent repercuter[cut/cuss]v1.toreflectback,reverberate2.[Med.]torepel

Hence:repercussionrepercussive

repertoire[F]n[Theat.etc.]repertoire,repertory repeterv1.torepeat2.[Law]toclaimback
Hence:repetitionrepititor

repetitionnrepetitionhorologioderepetitionrepeater(watchorclock)fusilderepetitionrepeatingrifle repetitorn1.onewhorepeatssomethingsaidordonepreviously2.coach,tutor replantabileadjreplantable replantarvtoreplant replenamentonreplenishment replenarutorefill,replenish

Hence:replenamento

replervtorefill,replenish
Hence:repletion

repletionnrepletion replica(r)n1.reply,answer2.[Art]replica replicamenton1.(actof)foldingup2.[Mil.]withdrawal,fallingback replicarv1.tofoldup(=tomakesmallerbyfolding)2.toreply,answerreplicarse[Mil.]tofallback

Hence:replicareplicamento

reportage(aje)n[Journ.]reporting reportamenton1.(actionof)carryingback2.[Journ.](actionof)reporting reportarv1.tocarryback2.toreport(=togiveanaccountof)

Hence:reportoreportagereportamento

reporter[A]nreporter(=journalist) reportonreport,account reposante1.prpofreposar2.adjrestful reposarvtorepose(1.asin"toreposeone'sheadon"2.totakearestorlieatrest)reposarsupertoreposeon(=tobe basedorfoundedon)

Hence:reposoreposante

reposonrest,reposeprenderreposototakearestinreposoatrestinreposelectodereposocouch reprehender[hend/hens]vtoreprehend
Hence:reprehensibilereprehensibilitate,irreprehensibilereprehensionreprehensive

reprehensseereprehender reprehensibileadjreprehensible reprehensibilitatenreprehensibility,reprehensibleness reprehensionnreprehension reprehensiveadjreprehensive reprender[prend/pris]vtotakebackagain,retake

Hence:reprisa

represalianreprisal representabileadjrepresentable representantenrepresentativeCameradelRepresentantesHouseofRepresentatives representarvI.torepresent,presentagainII.torepresent(1.tobearepresentativeof2.togivearepresentationof also:topresent,perform)

Hence:reprecentanterepresentabilerepresentationrepresentativerepresentator

representationnI.representation(=secondornewpresentation)II.representation(1.portrayalalso:performance2. actorstateofrepresentingasarepresentative) representativeadjrepresentative representatornrepresenter repressseereprimer repressibileadjrepressible repressionnrepression repressiveadjrepressive

repressornrepresser reprimendanreprimand
Hence:reprimendar

reprimendarvtoreprimandtoscold reprimer[prim/press]vtorepress(1.tocheck,restrain,control2.toputdownbyforce,suppress)
Hence:reprimenda&repressibileirrepressibilerepressionrepressiverepressor

reprisseereprender reprisan1.retaking,recapture,recovery2.resumption,resuming3.[Mus.]reprise,repetition reprobabileadjreprovable reprobarvI.totestagain,tryagainII.toreprove(1.toexpressdisapprobationof2.torebuke)III.[Theol.]to reprobate reprobate1.ppofreprobar2.adj[Theol.]reprobate

Hence:reprobabilereprobationreprobativereprobatorreprobatereprobato

reprobationnreprobation(1.disapproval,censure2.[Theol.]) reprobativeadjreprobative reprobaton[Theol.]reprobate,lostsoul reprobatornreprover reprochabile(sh)adjreproachable reprochar(sh)vtoreproach(=toupbraid,censure) reproche(sh)nreproach(=censure)

Hence:reprocharreprochabileirreprochabile

reproducer[duc/duct]vtoreproduce(1.toproduceagain2.tomakeacopyorcopiesof)reproducerseto reproduce,multiply
Hence:reproducibilereproductionreproductive

reproducibileadjreproducible reproductseereproducer reproductionnreproduction(1.actofreproducingorproducingagain2.[Biol.]3.copy,likeness,etc.) reproductiveadjreproductive reptseereper reptarvtocreep,crawl

reptationn(actoractionof)creeping,crawlingreptation reptatoriadj[Zool.]reptant reptileadj/nreptile republica(p)n1.commonwealth,state2.republic

Hence:republicanrepublicanismo,republicanisar,republicano

republicanadjrepublican(1.ofarepublic2.consonantwiththeprinciplesofarepublic) republicanisarvtorepublicanize republicanismonrepublicanism republicanonrepublican(=onewhofavorsarepublicangovernment) repudiabileadjrepudiable repudiarvI.torepudiate(1.[Hist.]todivorce2.toreject)II.[Law]todisclaim repudiationn1.repudiation2.[Law]disclaimer(=actionofrenouncingalegalclaim) repudiatornrepudiator repudionrepudiation(1.[Hist.]divorce2.rejection)

Hence:repudiarrepudiabile,repudiation,repudiator

repugnanteI.pprofrepugnarII.adjrepugnant(1.contradictory2.refractory3.distasteful) repugnantianrepugnance(1.contradiction2.dislike,disgust)sentirrepugnantiaafaceruncosatofeelrepugnanceto doingsomething repugnarvtocauserepugnance

Hence:repugnanterepugnantia

repulsseerepeller repulsanrepulse repulsarvtorepel,repulse(1.todriveback2.toreject) repulsionnrepulsion(1.actofrepulsingfactofbeingrepulsed2.feelingofaversion3.[Phys.]) repulsiveadjrepulsive(1.asin"repulsiveforce"2.arousingaversion) reputarvtoconsider,deemesserreputatetobereputed(tobe),havethereputation(ofbeing)

Hence:reputation

reputationnreputation(asin"ofgreatreputation") requestseerequirer requestanrequestalrequestadeattherequestof

requestarvtorequest requiem(r)nrequiem requiescatinpace!,R.I.P.[L]requiescatinpace!,R.I.P.,mayherestinpeace! requirentenapplicant,suitor requirer[quir/quest/quisit]vtorequire(=todemandasnecessary)

Hence:reguirimentorequirenterequestarequestarrequisitionrequisitionarrequisitoriorequisiterequisito

requirimentonrequirement requisitseerequirer requisiteadjrequisite requisitionnrequisition(=actofrequiringasofright) requisitionarvtorequisition,commandeer requisitonrequisite requisitorion[Law]summation,summingup(oftheprosecutingattorney) rescinder[scind/sciss]vtorescind(1.tocutoff,remove2.toannul,abrogate)

Hence:rescissionrescissori

rescissseerescinder rescissionnrescission rescissoriadjrescissory,rescinding rescriber[scrib/script]vtowriteoveragain,rewrite

Hence:rescripto

rescriptseerescriber rescriptonrescript(1.[Hist.]2.[Eccl.]3.rewriting) resecar[sec/sect]v[Surg.]toresect

Hence:resection

resectseeresecar resectionn[Surg.]resection resedan[Bot.]mignonette,resedaalso:reseda(color)

Hence:resedaceeresedaceas

resedaceasnpl[Bot.]Resedaceae

resedaceeadj[Bot.]resedaceous reseminarvtosowagain resentimentonresentmentconresentimentoresentfully resentirv1.tofeelkeenly2.toresentresentirsedetofeeltheeffectsof(aninjury,illness,etc.)

Hence:resentimento

reservanreserve(1.partofsomethingkeptbackforfutureusealso:[Mil.]2.reservation,restriction3.selfrestraint) reservarvtoreserve(1.tosave,keepbackforalateroccasion2.asin"toreserveaseatinatheater")reservarseproto reserveorsaveoneselffor

Hence:reservareservistareservationreservate

reservate1.ppofreservar2.adjreserved(=reticent) reservationnreservation(=actofreservingorkeepingback) reservirvtoserveagain reservistan[Mil.]reservist reservoir[F]nreservoir(1.placewhereanythingiskeptinstore2."waterreservoir") residente1.prpofresider2.adjresiding,residentresidenten1.resident(=onewhoresidesinaplace)2.(minister) resident residentianresidence(1."placeofresidence"2.[Dipl.]resident'sfunction,office,tenure) residervtoreside,dwell

Hence:residenteresidentiaresidue&

residualadjresidual residueadjresidual
Hence:residuoresidual

residuon1.residue,residuum2.[Math.]remainder resignarvtoresign(anoffice,right,etc.)resignarse(a)toresignoneself(to)
Hence:resignation

resignationnresignation(1.actofresigningorgivingup2.stateofbeingresignedorsubmissive) resimilante1.pprofresimilar2.adjresembling,similar(to) resimilantianresemblance resimilarvtoresemble

Hence:resimilanteresimilantia

resinanresin

resinanresin
Hence:resinifereresinoseresinificar

resinifereadjresiniferous,resinproducing resinificarvtoresinify resinoseadjresinous resistentianresistance resistervtoresistresisteralautoritatetoresistauthority

Hence:resistentiaresistibileirresistibileirresistibilitate

resistibileadjresistible resoluseeresolver resolubileadjresoluble,resolvable resolutseeresolver resoluteadjresolute resolutionnresolution(1.actofdisinvolving,decomposing,etc.also:solution,asin"solutionofadifficulty"2. decision3.resoluteness)prenderunresolutiontomakearesolution resolvente1.pprofresolver2.[Med.]resolventresolventen[Med.]resolvent resolver[solv/solut]vtoresolve(1.todisinvolve,decompose,etc.also:tosolve2.todecide,determine)resolver sea(faceruncosa)toresolve,makeupone'smindto(dosomething)resolveruntumortoresolveatumorresolverun dissonantiatoresolveadiscord
Hence:resolventeresolubileirresolubileresolutionirresolutionresoluteirresolute

resonante1.pprofresonar2.adjresonant,resounding resonantianresonance(1.qualityofbeingresonant2.actofresounding) resonarvtoresound,reverberate,echo

Hence:resonanteresonantiaresonator

resonatornresonator resorber[sorb/sorpt]vtoresorb,absorb
Hence:resorption

resorptseeresorber resorptionnresorption,absorption resortirvtogoorcomeoutagain resortonspring("springinapieceofmechanism")also:mainspring respectseerespicer

respectseerespicer respectabileadjrespectable respectabilitatenrespectability respectarvtorespect respectiveadjrespective respectonrespcct(1.esteem,deferentialregard2.relation,reference)respectosrespects,regardsinomnerespectosin allrespects,ineveryrespect respectuoseadjrespectful respicer[spic/spect]v1.tolookback2.tolookafter,takecareof3.toexaminecarefuly,verify,check

Hence:respectiverespectorespectuoserespectarrespectabilerespectabilitate

respirabileadjrespirable,breathable respirabilitatenrespirability,breathableness respirarvtobreathe(1.torespire2.toexhale,giveoff)

Hence:respirabilerespirabilitate,irrespirabilerespirationrespiratorrespiratori

respirationnrespiration,breathing respiratornrespirator respiratoriadjrespiratory resplendenteadjresplendentresplendentederesplendentwith resplendentian(great)brightness,resplendence resplendervtoshine,beresplendent

Hence:resplendenteresplendentia

respondente1.pprofresponder2.adjrespondent responder[spond/spons]vtoanswer(=toreply)respondera(unpersona,orunlittera,unquestion,etc.)toanswer (someone,oraletter,question,etc.)respondera(uncosa)tocorrespondto(something)responderde(uncosa)to answer,vouchfor(athing)responderpro(unpersona)toanswer,vouchfor(aperson)

Hence:respondenteresponsabileresponsabilitate,irresponsabileirresponsabilitateresponsive,responsorioresponso responsacorresponder&

responsseeresponder responsananswer responsabileadjresponsible(=answerable,accountable)responsabilede1.responsiblefor2.liablefor responsabilitatenaccountability,responsibility responsiveadjanswering,replyingresponsiveainreplyto

responsiveadjanswering,replyingresponsiveainreplyto responson[Eccl.]responsory responsorion[Eccl.]responsory resposarvtoremarry ressource[F]nresource(=reservesourceofsupply)ressourcesresources,meansunpersonaderessourcesa resourcefulperson restabilimentonrestablishment restabilirvtoreestablish,restorerestabilirsetorecover,getwellagain restablimentonreestablishment restablirvtoreestablish,restorerestablirsetorecover,getwellagain restarvtoremain(1.tobeleft2.tostay)
Hence:restorestivearrestar&

restaurabileadjrestorable restaurant[F]nrestaurant restaurante1.pprofrestaurar2.adjrestorativerestaurantenrestaurant restaurarvtorestore(asin"torestoreadynasty,apicture,etc.")

Hence:restauranterestaurabilerestaurationrestaurativerestaurator

restaurationnrestoration,restoring restaurativeadjrestorative restauratorn1.restorer(ofpictures,etc.)2.restaurantkeeper restituer[stitu/stitut]vtorestore(1.togiveback,return2.tobringbacktotheformerororiginalstate)

Hence:restituibilerestitutionrestitutorrestitutori

restituibileadjrestorable(1.returnable2.thatcanbebroughtbacktoitsformerororiginalstate) restitutseerestituer restitutionnrestoration(1.actofrestoringorreturning,toitsformerowner,restitution2.actofrestoringtoitsformeror originalstate) restitutornrestorer restitutoriadj[Law]restitutory restiveadjrestive(=mulish,stubborn) restonrest,remainderspecif.:[Arith.]remainderrestosremains restrictseerestringer

restrictseerestringer restrictionnrestrictionrestrictionmentalmentalreservation restrictiveadjrestrictive restringer[string/strict]1.vtorestrict,restrainrestringerse(a)toconfineoneself(to)

Hence:restrictionrestictiverestringitor

restringitornrestrainer resultante1.pprofresultar2.adjresulting,resultant(fortia)resultanteresultant(force) resultarvtoresultresultardetoresultfromresultarintoresultin

Hence:resultanteresultato

resultatonresult rsum[F]nrsum resumervtosumup,summarize

Hence:resumitor

resumitornsummarizer resurger[surg/surrect]v1.toresurge,riseagain2.toresurrect(=tobringbacktolifeorexistence)3.toriseagain (fromthedead)

Hence:resurrection

resurrectseeresurger resurrectionnresurrection(1.asin"theresurrectionofnatureintheSpring"2.[Theol.]) resuscitarvtoresuscitate

Hence:resuscitationresuscitator

resuscitationnresuscitation resuscitatornresuscitator retabulo(t)n[Eccl.]retable retaliarvtocutagain

Hence:retalio

retaliarvtoretaliate
Hence:retaliation

retaliationnretaliation retalioncutting,shred,clipping,etc. retardamentonretardation(=actofretarding),retardment

retardamentonretardation(=actofretarding),retardment retardarv1.todelay(=tomakesloworlate,retard)2.tobeslowordelayed
Hence:retardoretardamentoretardationretardativeretardatorretardatario

retardatarionlatecomer retardationnretardation(=actofretarding) retardativeadjretardative(=havingpowertoretard) retardatornretarder retardondelay(asin"delayofaday"),retardinretardolate,behindhand reten1.net(asin"fishnet,""hairnet,"etc.)2.network(asin"anetworkofrailroads")

Hence:reticulo&retiarioretina&

retemperarv[Metal.]toretemper retenaculon[Bot.]retenaculum retener[ten/tent]vI.tokeep,hold(back),detain,withhold,hinder,etc.II.toretain(1.topreserve2.toreserve3. toremember) III.torestrain,curb,keepfrom,etc.retenersetocheckoneself

Hence:retenaculoretenibileretentionretentiveretentivitateretentor

retenibileadjretainable retentseeretener retentionnI.detentionalso:withholdingII.retention(1.reservation2.memory3.[Med.]) retentiveadjretentive(=goodatremembering) retentivitatenretentivity retentornretainer(1.detainer2.maintainer,preserver) retiseerete retiarion[Rom.Antiq.]retiarius reticv[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:reticentereticentia

reticenteadjreticent reticentian1.reticence2.[Rhet.]apophasis reticularvtoreticulatereticularadjnetlike,reticular,reticulatedstructurareticular[AtomicPhys.]latticestructure reticulateadjreticulate,reticulated reticulationnreticulation

reticulationnreticulation reticulonI.reticulum(1.net,netlikestructure,membrane,etc.2.[Zool.]secondstomachofaruminant)II.reticule(= ladies'handbag)III.[Opt.]reticlealso:lattice,etc.

Hence:reticularreticulatereticularreticulation

retinanretina
Hence:retinitis

retinitis(tis)n[Pathol.]retinitis retiradan[Fortif.]retrenchment retiramenton1.retirement(=actofretiring)2.retreat(=placeofseclusion) retirarvtowithdraw,takeawayretirarseI.toretire(1.toseekseclusion2."toretirefrombusiness")II.[Mil.]to retreat

Hence:retiroretiradaretiramento

retiron1.retirement(=actofretiring)2.retreat(=placeofseclusion) retoccarv1.totouchagain2.toretouch,touchup,reworkalso:[Photog.]toretouch
Hence:retoccoretoccator

retoccatorn[Photog.]retoucher retoccon(actof)retouching,touchingup retornarvtoreturn(1.togiveback2.togoorcomeback)

Hence:retorno

retornonreturn(1.actofgoingorcomingback2.requital,recompense)(viage)deretornoreturn(trip)esserde retornotobeback(again) retorquer[torqu/tort/tors]v1.toturnortwistagainorback2.toretort(anargument,etc.)

Hence:retortaretorsionretorsive

retorsseeretorquer retorsionn1.retortion(=actofturningortwistingagainorback)2.(actof)retorting(anargument,etc.),retort retorsiveadjretortive(=ofthenatureofaretort) retortseeretorquer retortan[Chem.]retort retraciarvtoretrace retractseeretraher retractarvtotreatagain retractileadjretractile

retractileadjretractile retractilitatenretractility retractionnretraction(1.actofdrawingback2.retractation,recantation) retractiveadjretractive retraher[trah/tract]vtowithdraw(1.todrawortakeback2.toretract)retrahersetowithdraw,retire

Hence:retractileretractilitateretractionretractive

retraite[F]n1.retreat,withdrawal2.[Mil.]tattoo,(signalof)retreat retroadvback(1.backwards2.ago3.asin"togiveback")aretrobackwards
Hence:arretrararretratearretrato

retroprefixo[usedmainlywithverbs]retro(=back,backwards)
Hence:retroageretc.retrocederetc.

retroactionnretroaction retroactiveadjretroactive retroactivitatenretroactivity retroager[ag/act]vtoretroact retroceder[ced/cess]vtoretrocede(1.tomovebackwards2.asin"toretrocedeterritory")

Hence:retrocession

retrocessseeretroceder retrocessionnretrocession retrograd[grad/gress]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:retrograderetrogressionretrogradarretrogradation

retrogradarvtoretrograde(1.tomovebackwards,retrogress2.[Astron.]) retrogradationnretrogradationalso:[Astron.] retrograde(tr)adjretrograde(=reversedinorder,movement,direction,etc.) retrogressseeretrograd retrogressionnretrogression,also:[Math.,Astron.] retroguardan[Mil.]rearguard retrospectseeretrospic retrospectiveadjretrospective retrospectonretrospect

retrospectonretrospect retrospic[spic/spec]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:retrospectoretrospective

reunionnreunion(1.actionofreuniting,stateofbeingreunited2.gathering,meetingassembly) reunirv1.toreunite(=tobringtogetheragain)2.tounite(=tojointogether)reunirse1.togathertogether,meet2.to unite(=tobecomeunited) revaccinarvtovaccinateagain,revaccinate revaccinationnrepeatedvaccination,revaccination revalorisarv[Fin.]torevalorize revelamentonrevealment revelarv1.toreveal2.[Photog.]todevelop

Hence:revelamentorevelationrevelator

revelationnrevelationRevelationRevelation,Apocalypse revelatorn1.revealer2.[Photog.]developer reveller[vell/vuls]v[Med.]torevulse(=todivertbyrevulsion)

Hence:revulsionrevulsive

revendervtoresell revendita(vn)nresale revenditornreseller revenirv1.tocomeagain2.tocomeback,return reverberarvtoreverberate(1.torebound2.toreflect,reecho)

Hence:reverberoreverberation

reverberationnreverberation,reflection reverbero(vr)nreverberator,reflector reverendeadjreverend(=worthyofreverence) reverendonreverend reverente1.prpofreverer2.adjreverent,reverential reverentian1.reverence(=deeprespectorregard)2.deepbow,obeisancealso:curtsy reverentialadjreverential reverentioseadj(over)reverential,ceremonious reverervtorevere

reverervtorevere
Hence:rererenderererendoreverentereverentiareverential,reverentiose,irreverenteirreverentia

rverie[F]nreverie,reveryalso:[Mus.] reversseereverter reverseadjreverse,reversed reversibileadjreversible(=capableofbeingreversed) reversibilitatenreversibility,reversibleness reversionnreversion(1.[Law]2.[Biol.]) reversonI.reverse(1.opposite,contrary2.back,oppositeside3.adversechangeoffortune)II.reversalso:lapelIII. cuff(oftrousers,boots,etc.)lereversodelmedaliathereverseofthemedalobversoereversoobverseandreverse reverter[vert/vers]vtoturn,turnround,reverse

Hence:reversibilereversibilitatereversionreversereverso

revestimenton1.(actof)dressing(aperson)again2.covering,coating,facing(ofawallbank,etc.)also:revetment revestirv1.todress(aperson)again2.toattire,deckout3.toclothe(=toendoworinvest)4.torevet
Hence:revestimento

revider[vid/vis/vist]v1.tosee(someoneorsomething)again2.toreview(=toinspectorexamineagain)also:to revise
Hence:revisionrevisionistarevisorrevista

revindicarvtoreclaim,vindicate revindicationn[Law]reclaim,revendication revisseerevider revisionnrevision(asin"therevisionofabook") revisionistanrevisionist revisornreviser revistseerevider revistanreview(1.actoflookingoverorreexaminingsomethingalso:[Mil.]2.periodicalcontainingcriticalarticles 3.[Theat.]revue)passarinrevistatopassinreview revivervtorevive(=torecoverlife) revivificarvtorevivify revivificationnrevivification reviviscente1.pprofreviviscer2.adjreviviscent reviviscentianreviviscence

reviviscentianreviviscence reviviscervtorevive,cometolifeagain
Hence:reviviscentereviviscentia

revocabileadjrevocable revocabilitatenrevocability revocarv1.tocallback(=tobidcomeback)2.torevoke,cancel

Hence:revocorevocabilerevocabilitate,irrevocabileirrevocabilitaterevocationrevocatorrevocatori

revocationnrcvocation revocatornrevoker revocatoriadjrevocatory revoconrevoke,annulment revoltseerevolver revoltanrevolt(=rebellion) revoltarvtorevolt(=torebel)

Hence:revolta

revolutseerevolver revoluteadj[Bot.]revolute revolutionnrevolution(1.rotation2.[Pol.])

Hence:revolutionarirevolutionariorevolutionarcontrarevolution

revolutionarvtorevolutionize(1.tooverthrowthegovernmentof2.tochangecompletely) revolutionariadjrevolutionary revolutionarionrevolutionary,revolutionist revolvarv1.toflyback2.toflyagain revolver[A]nrevolver(=pistolwithacylinder)revolver[volv/volut/volt]vtorevolve(1.tocausetorevolveor rotate2.toturnoverandoverinthemind)

Hence:revolution&revoluterevoltar&

revulsseereveller revulsionn[Med.]revulsion revulsiveadj[Med.]revulsive rhachis(r)n[Anat.Bot.etc.]rachis,spine

Hence:rhachitisrhachiticrhacitomiaetc.

Hence:rhachitisrhachiticrhacitomiaetc.

rhachiticadj[Med.]rickety,rachitic rhachitis(tis)n[Med.]rickets,rachitis rhachitomia(a)nrachitomy rhag[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:rhagiahemorrhagiaetc.pneumorrhagiaetc....

rhagia(a)n[occurringincompounds]rhage,rhagia(=burstingforth) rhapsodia(a)nrhapsody(1.[Gr.Antiq.]2.literarymiscellany3.[Mus.]) rhapsodicadjrhapsodic,rhapsodical rhapsodistanrhapsodist(1.[Gr.Antiq.]2.onewhomakesrhapsodies) rhapsodon[Gr.Antiq.]rhapsode

Hence:rhapsodiarhapsodistarhapsodic

rhenanadjRhenish RhenanianprRhineland RhenonprRhine

Hence:rhenanRhenania

rheon[occurringincompounds]rheo(=currentelectriccurrent)
Hence:rheometroetc.rheotomoetc.

rheometro()n[Elec.]rheometer rheophoro(foro)n[Elec.]rheophore rheostato()nrheostat rheotomo()n[Elec.]rheotome,interrupter RhetianRhaetia rhetianadjRhaetian rheticadjRhaetic(1.Rhaetian,pertainingtoRhaetia2.[Geol.]) rheticon[Geol.]Rhaetic rhetonRhaetian

Hence:Rhetiarhetian,rheticrheticorhetoromanetc.

rhetornrhetorician(1.teacherofrhetoric2.onewhousesrhetoricallanguage)also:rhetor
Hence:rhetoricrhetoricorhetorica

Hence:rhetoricrhetoricorhetorica

rhetoricadjrhetorical rhetoricanrhetoric rhetoriconrhetorician(=teacherofrhetoric) rhetoromanadjRhaetoRomanic

Hence:rhetotomano

rhetoromanonRhaetoRomanic rheubarbaro(brbaro)nrhubarb rheuma[ma/mat]ncatarrh,cold,rheum

Hence:rheumaticrheumaticorhematisarrheumatismo

rheumatseerheuma rheumaticadj1.rheumy,catarrhal2.rheumatic rheumaticonrheumatic rheumatisarutomakerheumyorrheumaticrheumatisarsetohaveacold rheumatismon[Med.]rheumatism rhinn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]rhino,rhin(=nose)

Hence:rhinitisrhinalcatarrhin&rhinalgiaetc.rhinologoetc.rhinoceroteetc.rhinoplastiaetc.rhinoscopioetc. platyrrhinetc.otorhinolaryngologiaetc.

rhinaladjrhinal rhinalgia(a)n[Pathol.]rhinalgia rhinitis(tis)n[Pathol.]rhinitis rhinocerotenrhinoceros rhinologia(a)nrhinology rhinologicadjrhinological rhinologo(logo)nrhinologist

Hence:rhinologiarhinologic

rhinoplastia(a)n[Surg.]rhinoplasty
Hence:rhinoplastic

rhinoplasticadj[Surg.]rhinoplastic rhinorrhea(ra)n[Pathol.]rhinorrhea rhinoscopia(a)nrhinoscopy

rhinoscopia(a)nrhinoscopy rhinoscopicadjrhinoscopic rhinoscopionrhinoscope

Hence:rhinoscopiarhinoscopic

rhizn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds](r)rhiza,rhizo,rhiz(=root)
Hence:rhizoiderhizopodeetc.rhizophageetc.glycyrrhizaetc.

rhizoideadj[Bot.Zool.]rhizoid rhizophage(phage)adjrhizophagous rhizopode(pode)adj[Zool.]rhizopod

Hence:rhizopodo

rhizopodo(podo)n[Zool.]rhizopod Rhodano(r)nprRhone(river)canaldelRhodanoalRhenoRhineRhoneCanal RhodeIsland[A]nprRhodeIsland rhodicadj[Chem.]rhodic rhodieadjRhodian(=ofRhodes) rhodionRhodian(=nativeofRhodes) rhodium(r)n[Chem.]rhodium

Hence:rhodic

rhodon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]rhod,rhodo(=rose,rosecolor)
Hence:rhodium&rhodoniterhododendroetc.Rhodos&

rhododendron[Bot.]rhododendron rhodonseerhodo rhodoniten[Mineral.]rhodonite Rhodos(r)npr[Geog.]RhodesColossodeRhodosColossusofRhodes

Hence:rhodierhodio

rhombicadjrhombic rhombon1.[Geom.]rhombus2.[Ichthyol.]turbot
Hence:rhombicrhomboidorhomboidalrhombohedroetc.

rhombohedricadjrhombohedral rhombohedronrhombohedron
Hence:rhombohedric

Hence:rhombohedric

rhomboidaladjrhomboidal rhomboidonrhomboid rhynchon[occurringincompounds]rhyncho,rhynch(=snoutbeak)

Hence:ornithorhyncheetc....

rhythmarvtomarkwithrhythm rhythmicadjrhythmical rhythmicanrhythmics rhythmonrhythm

Hence:rhythmicrhythmicarhythmareurhythmiaetc.

ribes(r)ncurrant(=acidberryofseveralspeciesofRibes)ribes(rubie,nigre,etc.)(red,black,etc.)currant ricadjrich(1.wealthy2.abundant3.valuable,costly)
Hence:ricchessainricchirimicchimentoricco

RicardonprRichard riccseeric ricchseeric ricchessan1.wealth2.richness(=abundance,costliness,etc.)3.objectofvaluericchessasriches ricconrich(person)lericcostherich rider[rid/ris]vtolaughrider(se)detolaughat,makefunof

Hence:ridicule&risibilerisibilitaterisorisadaderider&irrider&surrider&

ridiculeadjridiculous
Hence:ridiculo

ridiculon1.ridiculousthing,characteristic,etc.2.ridicule rigv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:rigide&rigor&

rigarvtowater,wet
Hence:irrigar&

rigaudon[F]n[Dancing]rigadoon rigerseereger rigideadjrigid,stiff

Hence:rigiditate

Hence:rigiditate

rigiditatenrigidity,stiffness rigornrigor(1.rigidity,stiffness2.strictness,harshness3.[Med.,Physiol.])
Hence:rigorismorigoristarigorose

rigorismonrigorism rigoristanrigorist rigoroseadjrigorous riman[Pros.]rhyme

Hence:rimariorimarrimator

rimarv1.tomakerhymesorverses2.torhyme(=toaccordinrhyme) rimarionrhymingdictionary rimatornversifier,rhymer ripanbank(=landborderingariver,lake,etc.)

Hence:ripari

ripariadjriparian risnrice
Hence:riseriarisiera

risseerider risadanburstoflaughter riscarvtorisk,runtheriskof risconrisk,hazard,perilcurrerleriscodetoruntheriskof

Hence:riscoseriscar

riscoseadjrisky riseria(a)nricemill risibileadjrisible(1.capableoflaughter2.laughable) risibilitatenrisibility risieranricefield risonlaughteralso:laugh riteseerate ritonrite

ritonrite
Hence:ritualritualismo,ritualista

rituseerito ritualadjritualritualnritual(1.asin"Catholicritual"2.bookcontainingprescribedritual) ritualismonritualism ritualistanritualistattribritualistic rivaladjrival,competing

Hence:rivalitaterivalisar

rivalnrival,competitor rivalisarvtorival(=tobearival) rivalitaten1.rivalship2.rivalry rivetage(aje)n(actionof)riveting rivetarvtorivet rivetatornriveter rivetenrivet

Hence:rivetarrivetage,rivetator

rivieranriverstream rivonbrook,smallstream
Hence:derivar&

roastbeef[A]nroastbeef robanclothing,clothesalso:garment,robe,frock,etc.
Hence:inrobarguardarobaetc.

robamentonrobbery robarvtorob,steal
Hence:robamentorobator

robatornrobber roborarvtostrengthen,makestrong
Hence:corroborar&

roboren1.[Bot.]Britishorredoak2.strength
Hence:roboretoroborar&

roboretonplantationofredorBritishoaks

robot[Cz.]nrobot robusteadjrobust
Hence:robustessa

robustessanrobustness rocn[Chess]rook,castle roccandistaff(=staffforholdingflax,wool,etc.,inspinning)

Hence:roccatarocchetta

roccanrock(=largemassofstone)
Hence:roccose

roccatandistafffull rocchseerocca rocchettanrocket(asin"signalrocket") roccoseadjrocky(asin"arockyshore") rococo(c)nrococoalso:attribrococo(asin"rococomirror") rodente1.pprofroder2.adjrodent roder[rod/ros]vtognaw

Hence:rodentecorroder&eroder&

rodomontadanrodomontade Rodomontenpr[boastfulcharacterinaworkbyAriosto]rodomonteboaster,bragger,rodomont
Hence:rodomontada

rogarvtoaskfor,beg,request
Hence:rogationrogatoriabrogar&arrogar&derogar&erogar&:interrogar&prerog&prorogar&subrogar& surrogar&

rogationn[Rom.Law]rogationrogationes[Eccl.]rogationsseptimanadelrogationesRogationweek rogatoriadj[Law]rogatory rolamenton1.(actof)rolling2.[Naut.]roll(=continuedmotionfromsidetoside) rolarvtoroll(1.asin"torollaballalongtheground"2.toberolling3.[Naut.]toswayfromonesidetotheother)le tamburrolathedrumrolls

Hence:rolo&rolamentoinrolar

rolonI.roll(1.somethingrolledup2.cylindricalmass3.record,listofnames,etc.)II.rolleralso:rollingpinIII. rolerolocompressorsteamroller

Hence:controlo&inrolar&

RomanprRome
Hence:RomuloromanRomania&,romanismo,romanista,romanic,romanisar,Roman,romanoromaicromaicogrecoroman etc.

Romagna[I]nprRomagna(=formerprovinceofItaly)
Hence:romagnolromagnolo

romagnol(nyl)adjRomagnol romagnolo(nylo)nRomagnol romaic(ic)adjRomaic romaico(ico)nRomaic romanadjRoman(lactuca)romanromaine(lettuce) romancen1.[Philol.]Romance2.[Lit.,Mus.]romancealso:ballad3.[Lit.]novel

Hence:romanceroromancesc

romanceron1.romanceralso:balladwriter2.novelist romancero[H]nromancero(=acollectionofballads) romancescadjromantic(=ofthenatureofaromanceornovel) romancionRomansh,Romansch Romanianpr1.Romania,Rumania2.Romanrealm,realmofLatin(languageandculture)

Hence:romanianromaniano

romanianadjRomanian,Rumanian romanianonRomanian,Rumanian romanicadj1.Romanic2.[Arch.]Romanesque romanisarvtoRomanize romanismonRomanism romanistanRomanist(1.oneversedinRomanlaw2.studentofRomancelanguagesorphilology) romanonRoman(=inhabitantofRome) romanticadjromantic

Hence:romanticismoromantico

romanticismonromanticism romanticonromanticspecif.:romanticist

romanticonromanticspecif.:romanticist RomulonprRomulus ronseeelectron roncarvtosnorealso:tosnort roncatornsnorer roncon(actof)snoringsnort

Hence:roncarroncator

rondan[Mil.,etc.]round(s)
Hence:contraronda

rondeadjround(1.spherical,globular2.circular)
Hence:rondo

rondeau[F]nrondeau(1.[Pros]2.[Mus.]) rondonround(1.sphericalorglobularbody2.circle,ring) Rntgen,WilhelmKonradnpr[18451923Germanphysicist]radiosRntgenRoentgenrays,xrays

Hence:rntgenrntgenogrammaetc.rntgenologiaetc.

rntgenn[Phys.]roentgen(=internationalunitofquantityofxrays) rntgenogrammanroentgenogram rntgenologia(a)nroentgenology

Hence:rntgenologista

rntgenologistanroentgenologist roraladjdewy rorendew

Hence:roralirrorar&roriflueetc.

roriflueadjdrippingdew rosndew
Hence:rosmarinoetc.

rosanrose(1.rosefloweralso:plant2."rosecolor"3.[Arch.]rosettealso:rosace,rosewindow4.[Pathol.] erysipelas5."rosediamond")rosadelventoscompasscardrosanauticmariner'scompass
Hence:rosariorosettarosaceerosaceasrosateroseeroseina,roseolarosar

rosaceasnpl[Bot.]Rosaceae rosaceeadj[Bot.]rosaceous

rosarvtorose,givearoseatetintto rosarion1.rosebush,rose2.[Eccl.]rosary rosateadjrose(1.pink,rosy2.asin"rosevinegar") roseeadjrose,rosecolored roseina()n[Chem.]rosanilinealso:fuchsin roseola(s)n[Pathol.]roseola,roserash rosettanrosettealso:[Arch.] rosmarinonrosemary rossiniolonnightingale rostimenton[Cookery]roasting,broiling,grilling,etc. rostirv[Cookery]toroast,broil,grill,etc.
Hence:rostimento

rostraladj1.pertainingtoabeak,bill2.rostral,pertainingtoarostrum rostrateadj1.beaked,billed2.rostrate(=havingarostrum) rostron1.beak,bill2.[Rom.Antiq.]rostrum(=curvedendofaship'sprow)rostros[Rom.Antiq.]rostrum(= platformintheForum)

Hence:rostralrostratedentirostreetc.tenuirostreetc.fissirostresetc.

rotanI.wheel(1.asin"wheelofacar"2.asin"tobreakonthewheel")II.[R.C.Ch.]rota
Hence:rotaliarotularotifererotunde&:rotarrotation,rotative,rotator,rotatorirotogravureetc.

rotalian[Zool.]rotalia rotarvtorotate,turn,revolve rotariseeRotary rotarianadjRotarian rotarianonRotarian Rotary[A]nRotaryRotaryClubRotaryClubRotaryInternationalRotaryInternational

Hence:rotarianrotariano

rotationnrotation(=actofrotating,turning,revolving) rotativeadjrotary,rotatory,rotative rotatornrotator(1.thatwhichrotates2.[Anat.])rotatores[Zool.]Rotatoria,Rotifera rotatoriadjrotatory,rotary

rotifero(t)n[Zool.]rotifer(=oneoftheRotifera) rotisserie[F]nrotisserie,grillroom rotogravurenrotogravure rotor[A]n[Mach.]rotor rotulankneecap,patella rotundan[Arch.]rotunda rotundarvtoround,makeround rotundeadjround,rotund

Hence:rotunditaterotundararrotundarrotundorotunda

rotunditatenroundness,rotundity rotundonround(=roundobject) rouge[F]nrouge,paint roulette[F]n(gameof)roulette route[F]nroute(=waytakeningettingfromstartingpointtodestination) routinariadjroutine,routinary routine[F]nroutine

Hence:routineroroutinari

routineronroutineer royaladjroyalprinceroyalprinceroyal
Hence:royalismoroyalista

royalismonroyalism royalistanroyalistattribroyalist,royalistic rrhagiaseerhagia rrhea(ra)[occurringincompounds]rrhoea,rrhea(=flowdischarge)

Hence:gonorrheaetc.rhinorrheaetc.

rrhinseerhin rrhizaseerhiz rrho[occurringincompounds]rrho(=flowing)

Hence:hemorrhoideetc.

rubeeadjred,reddish rubefacer[fac/fact]v[Med.]toproduceirritationoftheskin
Hence:rubefacienterubefaction

rubefacienteadj[Med.]rubefacient rubefactseerubefacer rubefactionn[Med.]rubefaction rubeola(b)n[Med.]measles rubervtoredden,growred

Hence:rubicunderubeerubeolarubierubino,infrarubie,pectorerubieetc.,rubia&rubiderubidiumruborrubescer rubescente,erubescer&rubificarrubefaceretc.

rubescente1.pprofrubescer2.adjrubescent rubescervtoredden,growredalso:toblush rubianmadder

Hence:rubiaceerubiaceas

rubiaceasnpl[Bot.]Rubiaceae rubiaceeadjrubiaceous rubicundeadjrubicund,ruddy rubideadj(dark)red rubidium(b)n[Chem.]rubidium rubieadjred rubificarvtoredden,makered rubinon(Oriental)ruby rublon[Monet.]ruble rubonblackberry rubornrednessalso:blush rubreadjred
Hence:ruhrica&

rubrica(ca)n1.redocher,ruddle2.[Eccl.,Law]rubric
Hence:rubricistarubricarrubricator

rubricarutorubricate

rubricatornrubricator rubricistanrubrician,rubricist ructseerug ructarvtobelchalso:tovomitforth ructatornbelcher ructonbelch,belching rudeadjrude(1.roughlymadeordone,withoutfinishorpolish2.impolite,notcourteous)

Hence:erudir&

rug[rug/ruct]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:ructoructarructator,eructar&

ruganwrinkle,crease,fold
Hence:rugoserugositaterugarcorrugar&arrugar

rugarvtowrinkle,crease rugirvtoroar
Hence:rugito

rugiton(actof)roaring rugoseadjrugose,wrinkled rugositatenrugosity ruina(na)nruin(1.downfall,decay,etc.2.buildinginruins)ruinasruinscaderinruinatofallintoruiniraruinato gotoruin

Hence:ruinoseruinarruinamento

ruinamenton(actof)ruining,ruin ruinarvtoruin ruinoseadjruinous ruitarvtobruit ruito(to)n1.noise,din2.rumor,report

Hence:ruitoseruitar

ruitoseadjnoisy rum[A]nrum ruminantenruminant(=oneoftheRuminantia)

ruminarvtoruminate ruminationnrumination ruminenrumen(=firststomachofruminants)

Hence:rummarruminanterumination

rumorn1.rumor,report2.hum,murmurdin,hubbub,etc.
Hence:rumoroserumorar

rumorarv1.torumor2.tocreateahubbub rumoroseadj1.muchtalkedof,rumored2.noisy rumpeglacienicebreaker rumpentenbreaker(=foamcrestedwave) rumpenuces(n)nnutcracker rumper[rump/rupt]vtobreak(1.tomakecomeapartortopieces2.toputanendto3.tocomeapartortopieces) rumperselecapitetorackone'sbrainsrumperconunpersonatobreakwithsomeonerumperlesilentiotobreaksilence

Hence:rumpimentorumpenterupturaruptebancaruptaetc.abrump&corrumper&disrumper&erumper&interrumper &irrumper&rumpeglacieetc.rumpenucesetc.

rumpimentonrupture,breaking runanrune
Hence:runic

runicadjrunic rupianrupee ruptseerumper rupteadjbroken rupturanrupture,breakingrupturadepneu[Motoring]blowout ruraladjrural

Hence:ruralisar

ruralisarvtoruralize(=tomakerural) russeadjRussian RussianprRussiaCzardeomneleRussiasCzarofAlltheRussias russificarvtoRussify russonI.oneoftheRosorRusII.Russian(1.nativeofRussia2.Russianlanguage)

Hence:Russiarusserussificarrussophileetc.

russophileadjRussophile
Hence:russophilo

russophilo(s)nRussophile rusticadjrustic(1.pertainingtothecountry2.rough,unrefined)
Hence:rusticitaterusticarrusticationrustico

rusticarvtorusticate(1.toresideinthecountry2.[Masonry]) rusticationnrustication(1.livinginthecountry2.[Masonry]) rusticitatenrusticity rustico(rs)nrustic,countryman RuthnprRuth ruthenadjRuthenian

Hence:ruthenoRutheniaruthenium&ruthenic

RuthenianprRuthenia ruthenicadjRuthenian ruthenicadj[Chem.]ruthenic ruthenium(t)n[Chem.]ruthenium

Hence:ruthenic

ruthenonRuthenian rutilante1.pprofrutilar2.rutilant,glowing,gleaming(red) rutilarvtogloworgleamred rutileadjgoldenred,rutilant

Hence:rutilarrutilanterutilo

rutilo(r)n[Mineral.]rutile

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sseeesser sabbatarionSabbatarian sabbatarismonSabbatarianism sabbaticadjSabbatic(al),Sabbatarian sabbaton1.Sabbath2.Saturday

Hence:sabbatariosabbatarismosabbatic

sabinadjSabine
Hence:sabinoSabinoSabina

SabinanprfSabina sabinonSabineleraptodelsabinastherapeoftheSabines Sabinonprm[Rom.Hist.]Sabinus sablansaber,sabre

Hence:sablar

sablarvtosand(=tosprinkleorcoverwithsand) sablarvtosaber,slash sablieran1.sandpit2.sandbox,sandsprayer,etc. sablieronhourglass,sandglass sablonsand

Hence:sablierasablierosablosesablarinsablarinsablamento

sabloseadjsandy sabotage(aje)nsabotage sabotarvtosabotage

Hence:sabotagesabotator

sabotatornsaboteur saboteur[F]nsaboteur saccatansackful,bagful

saccatansackful,bagful sacchseesacco sacchararvtosugar,sweeten saccharate1.ppofsaccharar2.adjsweet,sugary saccharaton[Chem.]saccharate saccharifereadjsacchariferous saccharificarvtosaccharify saccharificationnsaccharification saccharinadjsaccharine saccharinan[Chem.]saccharin saccharo(sc)nsugar
Hence:saccharatosacchariferesaccharinsaccharinasaccharoidesaccharosesaccharosasacchararsaccharatesaccharificar saccharificationsaccharometroetc.

saccharoideadjsaccharoid saccharometro(metro)nsaccharometer saccharosan[Chem.]saccharose saccharoseadjsaccharic saccheamentonpillage,sacking sacchearvtosack,pillage saccheatornpillager saccheo(o)npillage,sacking sacchettonsmallbag saccon1.sack,bag2.[Anat.,Bot.,Zool.]sacsaccodeterrasandbagsaccolacrimaltearpit,tearsacsaccoamano handbag
Hence:saccatasacchettoinsaccar

sacconsack(=sacking,plundering)mitterasaccotosack,puttosack
Hence:sacchearsaccheo,saccheamento,saccheator

sacerseesacro sacerdotaladjsacerdotal sacerdotenpriest

Hence:sacerdotiosacerdotal

Hence:sacerdotiosacerdotal

sacerdotionpriesthood,sacerdocy sacramentaladjsacramental sacramentarion[R.C.Ch.]Sacramentary sacramenton[Eccl.]sacrament

Hence:sacramentalsacramentario

sacrarvtoconsecrate(asin"toconsecrateachurch") sacrate1.ppofsacrar2.adjholy,sacred sacreadjholy,sacredordinessacreHolyorders

Hence:sacrista&sacrarsacramento&,sacrate,consecrar&,execrar&,obsecrar&sacro&

sacrificarvtosacrifice
Hence:sacrificator

sacrificatornsacrificer sacrificionsacrificc(1.asin"sacrificetothegods"2.asin"sacrificeofone'slife") sacrilege()adjsacrilegious sacrilegionsacrilege sacristansexton,sacristan

Hence:sacristiasacristano

sacristanonsexton,sacristan sacristia(a)nsacristy,vestry sacronsacredritealso:sacrifice

Hence:sacrilegeetc.sacrificioetc.sacrilegioetcsacrificaretc.sacrosancteetc.sacerdoteetc.

sacrosancteadjsacrosanct Sade,DonatienAlphonseFranois,Marquisdenpr[17401814Frenchwriter]
Hence:sadismo,sadista

sadismonsadism sadistansadistalso:attribsadistic,sadist [saepe](si)advoften,frequently sagadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:sagace&presage&

sagansaga(=medievalstoryofanIcelandicheroorfamily)

sagansaga(=medievalstoryofanIcelandicheroorfamily) sagaceadjsagacious
Hence:sagacitate

sagacitatensagacity sage(sje)adjsage,wise
Hence:sagessasagio

sagessa(j)nwisdom,sageness sagio(sajo)nsage,wiseman sagittanarrow

Hence:sagittarisagittariosagittariasagittalsagittatesagittiformeetc.

sagittaladjsagittal(1.oforlikeanarrow2.[Anat.]) sagittariadjarrow,sagittary sagittarian[Bot.]Sagittaria sagittarionarcher,bowmanSagittario[Astron.]Sagittarius,Archer sagittateadjsagittate(=shapedlikeanarrowhead) sagittiformeadjsagittiform,arrowshaped sagonsago Sahara(s)nprSahara saison[F]nseason(asin"thesocialseason") salnsalt(1.commonsalt2.[Chem.])
Hence:salierasaliferesalinsalinero,salinitatesalarsalator,salatura,salatesalata&salificarsalificabile,salification insalarsalmuriaetc.salnitroetc.

salanhall(=largeroom)
Hence:salon

salaceadjsalacious
Hence:salacitate

salacitatensalaciousnes salamandransalamander(1.firespirit2.[Zool.]) salaminsalami salarvtosalt(=toaddsaltto,seationwithsalt) salariarvtopayasalaryto

salariarvtopayasalaryto salariatonclassorbodyofemployees,salariat salarionsalary

Hence:salariatosalariar

salatansalad
Hence:salatiera

salate1.ppofsalar2.adjsalty salatieransaladbowl salatornsalter(=onewhosaltsmeat,fish,etc.) salaturan(operationof)salting saldarv[Com.]tobalance,settle saldo[I]n[Com.](cash)balance,settlement

Hence:saldar

salice(s)nwillow
Hence:salicetosalicyl&salicinasalicineesalicineas

salicetonwillowgrove salicinan[Chem.]salicin salicineasnpl[Bot.]Salicaceae salicineeadj[Bot.]salicaceous salicyln[Chem.]salicyl

Hence:salicylatosalicylolsalicylicsalicylose

salicylaton[Chem.]salicylate salicylicadj[Chem.]salicylic salicyloln[Chem.]salicylol salicyloseadj[Chem.]salicylous saliente1.pprofsalir2.adjsalient(1.juttingout2.conspicuous) salienien[Fortif.]salient salieransaltcellar,saltshaker salifereadjsaliferous salificabileadj[Chem.]salifiable

salificabileadj[Chem.]salifiable salificarvtosalify salificationn[Chem.]salification salinadjsaline(1.consistingoforcontainingsalt2.briny) salineronsaltmakersaltdealer salinitatensalinity salir[sal/salt]v1.tojump,leap,bound2.tobesalient

Hence:salace&salientesaltosaltigradeetc.saltar&assalir&

salivansaliva,spittle
Hence:salivari,salivarsalivation

salivarvtowater,salivate salivariadjsalivary salivationnwatering,salivation salmonnsalmon(1.Salmosalar,thefish"salmon"2.thecolor"salmon")

Hence:salmonidesalmonidos

salmonideadj[Zool.]salmonid salmonidos(dos)npl[Zool.]Salmonidae salmurianpicklingbrine

Hence:salmuriar

salmuriarvtosaltdown,brine,pickle(inbrine) salnitreronsaltpeterworkerordealer salnitrieransaltpeterworkssaltpeterbed salnitronniter,saltpeter

Hence:salnitrerosalnitrierasalnitrose

salnitroseadjnitrous,saltpetrous SalomonnprSolomontemplodeSalomonSolomon'stremplesigillodeSalomon1.Solomon'sseal(=sixpointedstar consistingoftwointerlacedtriangles)2.[Bot.]Solomon'ssealInsulasSalomonSolomonIslands

Hence:salomonicsalomoniansalomoniano

salomonianadj(ofthe)SolomonIslands(ofthe)SolomonIslanders salomonianonSolomonIslander salomonicadjSolomonic,Solomon's

salomonicadjSolomonic,Solomon's salonnsalon(1.parlor,receptionroomalso:livingroom,drawingroom2.placeusedtoexhibitworksofart)wagon salonparlorcar salpetransaltpeter,niter

Hence:salpetrerosalpetrierasalpetrosesalpetrar

salpetrarvtocoverwithsaltpeter salpetreronsaltpeterworkerordealer salpetrieransaltpeterworkssaltpeterbed salpetroseadjsaltpetrous,nitrous salsiciansausage

Hence:salsiciero,salsicieria

salsicieria(a)nsausageshop salsicieronsausagemakerordealer saltseesalir saltante1.pprofsaltar2.adjsaltant,jumping saltarvI.tojump(1.toleap,bound2.toleapover)II.toblowup(=toflyinpieceswithaloudreport)III.toskip, leaveout

Hence:saltantesaltationsaltator

saltationnsaltation,jumping saltatorn1.jumper(=onewhojumps)2.grasshopper saltigrade()adj[Zool.]saltigrade salton1.jump,leap,bound2.waterfall,rapidssaltomortalsomersault,breakneckleap salubreadjsalubrious,healthy,healthful

Hence:salubritateinsalubreinsalubritate

salubritatensalubrity,health,healthfulness salutaradjsalutary,wholesomesalutarvtogreet,salute salutationnsalutation,greetingsalutationangelicHailMary salutatorngreeter,saluter saluten1.salvation2.greeting,salutesalute!hail!,greetings!

Hence:salutistasalutarsalutarsalutation,salutator

salutistanSalvationist

salutistanSalvationist salvan1.[Mil.]salvo2.volley(asin"tofireavolley")tirarunsalvatofireordischargeavolley salvabileadjsalvable salvage(aje)adjsavage,wild

Hence:salvageriasemisalvageetc.

salvageria(ajera)nsavagery,savageness salvamentonsaving,rescuealso:salvagingcinturadesalvamentolifebeltbarcaorlanchadesalvamentolifeboat salvarvtosave,rescuealso:tosalve,salvagesalvarleapparentiastosaveappearancessalvarsetoescape salvationnsalvation,rescuealso:salvage salvatornsavior(1.rescuer2.redeemer)also:salvagerSalvatorSaviour salveadjsafe(=unhurt)sanesalvesafeandsound

Hence:salviasalvarsalva,salvabile,salvamento,salvation,salvatorsalveconductoetc.salveguardaetc.salvo

salveconductonsafeconduct salveguardan1.safekeeping,protection2.safeguardsafeconduct
Hence:salveguardar

salveguardarvtosafeguard,keepsafe salvian1.[Bot.]Salvia2.[Bot.]sage(=halfshrubbymint) salvoprepsave,butalso:saveorbutforsalvoquesaveorbutthatsalvoerroreomissionerrorsandomissions excepted SamarianprSamaria

Hence:samaritansamaritano

samaritanadjSamaritan(1.pertainingtoSamaria2.pertainingtothegoodSamaritan) samaritanonSamaritan(1.inhabitantofSamaria2.goodSamaritan3.Samaritanlanguage)bonsamaritanogood Samaritan sambuconelder,elderberry samovar[R]nsamovar SampsonnprSamson,Sampson SamsonnprSamsonSampsonSamsoneDelilaSamsonandDelilah SamuelnprSamuel samum[Ar.]nsimoon samurai[J]nsamurai

samurai[J]nsamurai sanadjI.healthy(1.ingoodhealth2.healthful,wholesome)II.sane(=mentallysound)sanesalvesafeandsound
Hence:saniculasanitatesanitarisanarsanabileinsanabileinsanabilitate,sanative,sanatorioinsan&malsanetc.

sanabileadjcurable sanarvtocure,toheal sanativeadjcurative,healing sanatorionsanatorium,sanitarium sancir[sanc/sanct]vtoestablish,confirm,sanction

Hence:sanctionsanctionarsancte&

sanctseesancir sanctanfsaint sancteadjholy,saintly,saint(le)spiritosancte(the)HolyGhost(le)septimanasancteHolyWeek(le)ecclesiasancte (the)HolyChurch(le)patresancte(the)HolyFather(le)terrasancte(the)HolyLandsanctesedeHolySee

Hence:sanctitatesanctificarsanctification,sanctificatorsacrosancteetc.sanctosanctuariosancta

sanctificarvtohallow,sanctifysanctificar(undiedefesta)tokeeporobserve(aholiday) sanctificationnsanctification sanctificatornsanctifier sanctionnsanction(1.solemnorceremoniousratification2.[Law]3.approbation,assent) sanctionarvtosanction(1.togivesanctionto2.toapproveof) sanctitatenholiness,sanctity,sacredness sanctonmsaint(diede)omnesanctosAllSaints'DayvigiliadeomnesanctosHalloween sanctuarionsanctuary(1.sacredspacearoundthealtarofachurch2.placeofrefugeorprotection) sanctumsanctorum[L]sanctumsanctorum,holyofholies sandaliansandal(asin"Creeksandals") sandwich[A]nsandwich sanguseesanguine sanguifereadjsanguiferous sanguificarvtoproduceblood(from) sanguificationnsanguification sanguilenteadjbloody,sanguinary(=accompaniedbymuchbloodshed) sanguinarvtobleed(=toloseblood)

sanguinarvtobleed(=toloseblood) sanguinariadjbloody,sanguinary(1.bloodthirsty2.accompaniedbymuchbloodshed) sanguinenbloodsanguinefrigidesangfroidcomposureanimalesdesanguinefrigide,(calde)coldblooded(warm blooded)animalshaberlesanguinecaldetobehotbloodedprincedelsanguineprinceofthebloodsanguineazurblue blood

Hence:sanguinarisanguineesanguinolentesanguinosesanguinarconsanguinitateconsanguineeinsanguirar sanguiferesanguilentesanguificarsanguificationexsanguesanguisorbaetc.

sanguineeadjI.sanguineous(1.oforcontainingblood2.aboundingwithblood)II.sanguine(asin"sanguine temperament") sanguinolenteadjsanguinolent sanguinoseadjbloody,bloodstained sanguisorban[Bot.]sanguisorba sanguisugan[Zool.]leech,bloodsucker SanhedrinnSanhedrin saniculan[Bot.]sanicle sanitariadjsanitarypoliciasanitarihealthpolice sanitaten1.(stateofhealth2.(good)healthofficiodesanitateboardofhealthsanitatementalsanity,mentalhealth patentedesanitatebillofhealth sapervtoknow,haveknowledgeofsaper(faceruncosa)toknowhow(todosomething)quisape!whoknows!facer saper(uncosaaunpersona)tolet(someone)know(something),acquaint(someonewithsomething)asapertowit, namely
Hence:sapide&sapiente&sapor&

sapernknowledge,learning sapideadjsapid,saporous
Hence:sapiditate'insipide&

sapiditatensapidity sapienteadjwise,discerning,sapient
Hence:sapientiasapientialinsipic?&

sapientianwisdom sapientialadjsapiential saponnsoap

Hence:saponariasaponerosaponeriasaponierasaponettasaponaceesaponinasaponosesaponarsaponificar saponification

saponaceeadjsaponaceous

saponaceeadjsaponaceous saponarvtosoap saponarian[Bot.]Fuller'sherb,bouncingBet,soapwort saponeria(a)nsoapfactory saponeronsoapmaker saponettan1.(scented)toiletsoap2.huntingcasewatch saponieransoapdish saponificarvtosaponify saponificationnsaponification saponinan[Chem.]saponin saponoseadjsoapy sapornflavor,taste,savor
Hence:saporosesaporar

saporarvtosavor(=totastewithpleasure) saporoseadjsavory,savorous sappan[Mil.]sap

Hence:sapparsappamento,sappator

sappamentonsapping,undermining sapparvtosap,undermine sappatornsapper sapphirinan[Mineral.]sapphirine sapphiron[Mineral.]sapphire

Hence:sapphirina

sapradj[occurringincompounds]
Hence:saprophytoetc....

saprophyto(phyto)n[Biol.]saprophyte saracenadjSaracen,Saracenicgranosaracenbuckwheat,sarrazin
Hence:saracenosaracenic

saracenicadjSaracenic,Saracen saracenonsaracen

saracenonsaracen sarcasmonsarcaam sarcasticadjsarcastic sarcir[sarc/sart]vtomend,repairalso:topatchtodarn

Hence:sartor&

sarcophago()n1.sarcophagus2.coffin sarcularvtohoe(=toclearofweedswithahoe)
Hence:sarcular

sardeadjSard,Sardinian
Hence:Sardiniasardo

sardinan[Ichthyol.]sardine
Hence:sardinerosardineria

sardineria(a)nsardineindustry sardineron1.sardinefisherman2.sardinedealer SardinianprSardinia sardonSardinian sardonicadjsardonic sartseesarcir sartorntailor,dressmaker

Hence:sartoreriasartorial

sartoreria(a)ntailor'sshop sartorialadjsartorial(=pertainingtoatailor) sasibileadjseizable sasirvtoseize(=tograsp)sasirleoccasiontoseizetheopportunity

Hence:sasibile

sassafras(frs)nsassafras(1.sassafrastree2.sassafrasbark) satellite(tl)nsatellitealso:henchman satiseesatis satiabileadjsatiable satiarvtosatiate,sate

satiarvtosatiate,sate
Hence:satiabileinsatiabileinsatiabilitatesatiateinsatiate

satiate1.ppofsatiar2.adjsatiate,satiated satietatensatiety satin[F]n1.satin2.sateen

Hence:satinettasatinarsatinate

satinarvtoglaze,gloss,satin satinate1.ppofsatinar2.adjsatiny,lustrous satinettansatinette,satinet satira(s)nsatire

Hence:satiricsatiricosatirisar

satiricadjsatiric,satirical satiriconsatirist satirisarvtosatirize satis(s)adv1.enough2.rather,somewhatessersatistobeenoughhabersatistohaveenoughsatisde(tempore, etc.)enough(time,etc.),(time,etc.)enough

Hence:satietatesatiar&assatissatisfaceretc.

satisfacente1.pprofsatisfacer2.adjsatisfactory satisfacer[fac/fact]vtosatisfy
Hence:satisfacentesatisfactionsatisfactorisatisfacte

satisfacteadjsatisfied,content satisfactionnsatisfactiondarsatisfactiontogivesatisfaction satisfactoriadjsatisfactoryalso:[Theol.] saturabileadjsaturable saturabilitatensaturability saturarvtosaturate saturate1.ppofsaturar2.adjsaturate saturationnsaturation satureadjsaturated,sated

Hence:saturarsaturabilesaturabilitateinsaturabile,saturation,saturate,supersaturarsupersaturation

saturnaladjSaturnian

saturnaladjSaturnian saturnalesnpl[Rom.Relig.]Saturnalia saturnian[Zool.]Saturnia saturnieadjSaturnian saturninadjsaturnine(1.heavygloomy2:[Med.] saturnismonleadpoisoning,saturnism SaturnonprSaturn(1.[Rom.Relig.]2.[Astron.]3.[Alchem.]lead)

Hence:saturnismosaturnalsaturniesaturniasaturnin

satyro(s)nsatyr(1.[Gr.Mythol.]2.[Entom.]) sauce[F]nsauce,gravy
Hence:sauciera

saucieransauceboat sauerkraut[G]nsauerkraut sauronsaurian

Hence:ichthyosauroetc.dinosauroetc.megalosauroetc.

saut[F]adj[Cooking]saut savannansavanna,savannah Sax,AntoineJosephnpr[18141894Belgianmakerandinventorofmusicalinstruments]

Hence:saxcophonoetc.saxhornetc.saxtubaetc.

saxcornetta[Mus.]saxcornet saxcornon[Mus.]saxhorn saxeeadjstone(=madeofstone) saxetonstonyground saxhornn[Mus.]saxhorn saxicola()n[Ornith.]Saxicola saxicole()adj[Bot.,Zool.]saxicolous,saxicoline(=growingon,orinhabitingrocks)

Hence:saxciola

saxifraga()n[Bot.]saxifrage saxifragaceasnpl[Bot.]Saxifragaceae saxifragaceeadj[Bot.]saxifragaceous

saxifragaceeadj[Bot.]saxifragaceous saxifrage()adjsaxifragous(=breakingordissolvingstone)
Hence:saxifragasaxifragaceesaxcifragaceas

saxonstone,rock
Hence:saxetosaxeesaxosesaxcicoleetc.saxifrageetc.

saxonen/adjSaxon
Hence:Saxoniaanglosaxoneetc.

SaxonianprSaxony(1.[Anc.Hist.]landoftheSaxons2.formerKingdomofSaxony3.PrussianSaxony) saxophononsaxophone saxoseadjrocky,stony(=aboundinginstones) saxtuban[Mus.]saxtuba,basssaxhorn scabellon1.stoolalso:footstool2.[Rom.Antiq.]scabellum scabienscabies,mange

Hence:scabiosescabiosa

scabiosan[Bot.]scabious scabioseadjscabious,mangi scafoltnscaffold(=placeofexecution) scalan1.ladderII.staircaseIII.scale(1.[Mus.]2.asin"scaleofathermometer,amap,etc.")IV.portofcallscala mobile1.escalator,movingstaircase2.slidingscalereducer(augmentar)secundolescalatoscaledown(up)

Hence:scalon&scalarscalada

scaladan[Mil.]escalade scalarv[Mil.]toscale scalianI.scale(1.[Zool.,Bot.,Med.,etc.]2.[Metal.]) II.[Zool.,Bot.]shellalso:husk,hull,etc.

Hence:scaliosescaliarscaliage

scaliage(aje)nscaling,huskingpeeling,chippingoff,etc. scaliarvI.toscale(1.toremovethescalesfrom2.tocoverwithscales)II.toshell,husk,hull,etc. scalioseadjscaly,scalelike scalonn1.rung,step2.[Mil.]echelon

Hence:scalonar

scalonarvtoechelon

scalonarvtoechelon scalp[Anscalp(asin"totakescalps")
Hence:scalpar

scalparvtoscalp(=todepriveofthescalp) scandseescandinave scandalisarv1.tooffend(asin"ifthyrighteyeoffendthee"2.toscandalize) scandalo(scn)n1.offense,scandalousexample2.scandal(asin"politicalscandal")petradescandalostumbling block

Hence:scandalosescandalisar

scandaloseadj1.givingoffencealso:settingabadexample 2.scandalous(asin"scandalousaffair") scander[scand/scansscend/scens]v1.toclimb2.toscan("toscanverse")

Hence:scansion,ascender&descender&transcender&

scandinaveadjScandinavian
Hence:Scandinaviascandinavoscandium

ScandinavianprScandinavia scandinavonScandinavian scandium(scn)n[Chem.]scandium scansseescander scansionn[Metrics]scansion scapula(sc)nshoulderblade,scapula

Hence:scapularscapularioscapulohumeraletc.

scapularadjscapular scapularion[Eccl.]scapular(1.asleevelesscroak2.abadgeofmembershipincertainorders,consistingoftwopieces ofclothandwornundertheclothing) scapulohumeraladj[Anat.]scapulohumeral scarabeo(o)nI.scarabaeus(1.[Entom.]2.[Egyptol.]scarab)II.[Entom.]beetle scaramucianskirmish

Hence:scaramuciarscaramuciator

scaramuciarvtoskirmish scaramuciatornskirmisher

scaramuciatornskirmisher scarlatinadjscarletfebrescarlatinscarletfever
Hence:scarlatina

scarlatinanscarletfever,scarlatina scarlatonscarlet(1.colorscarlet2.scarletclothorclothes)
Hence:scarlatin&

scarpan1.shoe2.slope,scarp(=faceofahill,etc.)3.[Mil.]scarp,escarp
Hence:scarpero,scarpino,scarparscarpamento,scarpatecontrascarpasuperscarpalustrascarpasetc.

scarpamenton[Mil.]escarpment scarparv1.toslope(=tocausetoslope)2.[Mil.]toescarp scarpate1.ppofscarpar2.adjsteep,scarped scarperonshoemaker,bootmaker scarpinondancingpump scelalgia(a)n[Pathol.]scelalgia,paininthelegs scelern[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:sceleratesceleratessa,scelerato

scelerateadjscoundrelly,villainous sceleratessanvillainy,wickedness sceleratonscoundrel,wretch,villain,etc. scelidesnpl[Zool.]scelides,hindlegs scelon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]scelo,scel(=leg)

Hence:scelidesmacroscelideetc.scelalgiaetc.isosceleetc.macrosceleetc.

scenanI.stage(1."stageofatheater"2.theater,artofthetheater)II.scene(1.unitofdramaticaction2.placeof actionalso:setting3.asin"tomakeascene")ponerinscenatostage,putonthestage
Hence:scenarioscenicinscenar&hyposcenioproscenioscenographoetc.scenopegiaetc.

scenarionscenario scenicadjscenic,scenical(=oforpertainingtothescenesofdramaticaction) scenographia(a)scenography scenographicadjscenographic scenographo(grapho)nscenographer

Hence:scenographiascenographic

scenopegia(a)n[JewishRelig.]Sukkoth,FeastofTabernacles scepticadjskeptic,sceptic,skeptical,sceptical
Hence:scepticismo,sceptico

scepticismonskepticism,scepticism scepticon1.skeptic,sceptic2.[Philos.]Skeptic,Sceptic sceptronscepter schedanslipofpaper

Hence:schedula

schedulan1.slipofpaper(containingwriting)2.promissorynote schema[ma/mat]nI.schemaII.scheme(1.asin"themetricalschemeofasonnet"2.planintabulatedform)
Hence:schematicschematisarschematismo

schematseeschema schematicadjschematic schematisarvtoschematize schematismonschematism schermanfencing,fence(=artoffencing)

Hence:schermirschermitor

schermirvtofence(=topracticefencing) schermitornfencer(=onewhopracticesfencing) scherzo[I]nscherzo schisma[ma/mat]nschism(1.division,separation2.[Eccl.])

Hence:schismaticschismatico

schismatseeschisma schismaticadjschismatic,schismatical schismaticonschismatic schiston[Petrography]schist

Hence:schistosemicaschistoetc.

schistoseadj[Petrography]schistose,schistous schizo[occurringincompounds]schizo(=split)
Hence:schizophreniaetc.schizophytoetc.schizopodeetc.

schizophrenia(a)n[Psychiatry]schizophrenia
Hence:schizophrenicschizophrenico

schizophrenicadjschizophrenic schizophreniconschizophrenic,schizophrene schizophyto(phyto)n[Bot.lschizophyte schizopode()adjschizopol,schizopodous

Hence:schizopodo

schizopodo(podo)n[Zool.]schizopod schizzar(tsar)vtosketch(1.tomakeadraftorsketchof2.tomakeasketchorsketches) schizzo[I]n[Lit.,Art]sketch

Hence:schizzar

scholanschooltenerscholatokeepschool
Hence:scholar

scholaradjschoolscholarnschoolchild,pupil scholasticadjscholastic
Hence:scholasticismoscholastico

scholasticismonscholasticism scholasticonscholastic schooner[A]n[Naut.]schooner schottisch[G]n[Dancing]schottische scian[occurringincompounds]scia(=shadow)

Hence:antisciossciamachiaetc.

sciamachia(a)nsciamachy,shamfight,shadowboxing sciaticadjsciatic(1.pertainingtothehip)2.pertainingtosciatica)nervosciaticsciaticnerve
Hence:scistics

sciatican[Med.]sciatica scienteadjlearned,(well)informed
Hence:scientia&consciente&insciente&omniscienteetc.

scientian1.knowledge,learning2.sciencehominedescientiamanofscience,scientist
Hence:scientistascientific

scientificadjscientific scientistanscientist scimitarranscimitar scinder[scind/sciss]vtosplit

Hence:scissilescissionabscinder&rescinder&scissipareetc.

scintillanspark(=particleoffire)
Hence:scintillarscintillation

scintillarvtosparkle,glitter,scintillatealso:totwinkle scintillationnscintillationalso:twinkling Scipionnpr[Rom.Hist.]Scipio scirv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:sciente&conscienescie&prescir&plebiscitoetc.

scissseescinder scissileadjscissilealso:fissile scissionnscission scissipareadj[Biol.]scissiparous

Hence:scissiparitate

scissiparitaten[Biol.]scissiparity,schizogenesis sciuronsquirrel sclaveadjslave,slave's:(=characteristicofaslave)

Hence:sclavitudesclavo

sclavitudenslavery(=stat(ofbeingaslave) sclavonslave scleranthon[Bot.]scleranthScleranthus sclerenchyma(n)nsclerenchyma(1.[Bot.]2.[Zool.]) sclero[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]sclero,scler(1.hard2.toharden)

Hence:sclerosescleromasclerosisarteriosclerosisetc.scleroticscleroticascleranthoetc.sclerophthalmiaetc.

scleroman[Med.]scleroma sclerophthalmia(a)n[Pathol.]sclerophthalmia scleroseadj[Biol.,Med.]sclerous(=hard,indurated)

sclerosis(sis)n[Med.,Bot.]sclerosis(=hardening,induration) scleroticadjsclcrotic(1.sclerous,hard2.affectedwithsclerosis) sclerotican[Anat.,Zool.]sclerotic(=scleroticcoatoftheeye) scolionreef(=chainofrockslyingnearthesurfaceofthewater)

Hence:scoliose

scolioseadjfullofreefs scop[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:scopo&scopia&scopio&scopic&

scopanbroom
Hence:scoparscopator,scopatrice,scopatura

scoparvtosweep(withabroom) scopatornsweeper(=onewhoorthatwhichsweeps) scopatricen(woman)sweeper scopaturansweepings scopia(a)[occurringincompoundz]scopy(=examination,observation)

Hence:necroscopiaetc.

scopic[occurringincompounds]scopic(=seeing)
Hence:necroscopicetc.macroscopicetc.

scopion[occurringincompounds]scope(=instrumentforwatching,ohserving,examining,etc.)
Hence:periscopio&telescopio&polariscopioetc.laryngoscopioetc:kaleidoscopioetc.microscopioetc.stereoscopio etc.gyroscopioetc.

scopon1.target,mark2.object,aimscopon[occurringincompounds]1.scope(asin"horoscope")2.scopist(asin "cranioscopist")
Hence:horoscopoetc.cranioscopoetc.

scorbuticadjscorbutic scorbuton[Pathol.]scurvy,scorbutus
Hence:scorbuticantiscorbutic

scorianscoria(I.[Metal.]slag,dross2.[Geol.]slaggylava)
Hence:scorificarscorification

scorificarvtoscorify scorificationnscorification

scorpionn[Zool.]scorpionScorpion[Astron.]Scorpio,Scorpion
Hence:scorpionide

scorpioniden[Zool.]scorpionidscorpionidesScorpionidae scoteadjScotch,Scottish
Hence:scotoScotia,scotic

ScotianprScotlandNoveScotiaNov.Scotia scoticadjScotch,Scottish scotonScot scribanscribe(I.[JewishHist.]2.copyist) scriber[scrib/script]vtowrite

Hence:scribascriptorscriptorioscriptura&scriptemanuscripteetc.,scriptoascriber&circumscriber&conscriber& describer&inscriber&postscrib&prescriber&proscriber&rescriber&,subscriber&transcriber&

scriptseescriber scripteadjwritten,inwriting scriptonwriting("pieceofwriting")perscriptoinwriting scriptornwriter(=author,journalistetc.) scriptoriondesk,writingdesk scripturan1.writing,handwriting,script2.[Law,Com.,etc.]paper,documentetc.3.[Relig.]Scripture

Hence:scriptural

scripturaladj[Eccl.]scriptural scrofula(scr)n[Pathol.]scrofula
Hence:scrofulosisscrofulose

scrofuloseadjscrofulous scrofulosis(sis)n[Med.]scrofulosis scrupulo(scr)nscruple(1.[Pharm.]2.asin"conscientiousscruples")

Hence:scrupulosescrupulositate,inscrupulose

scrupuloseadjscrupulous scrupulositatenscrupulousness scrutabileadjscrutable scrutarvscan,scrutinize,examine,etc.

Hence:scrutinio&scrutabileinscrutabileinscrutabilitateperscrutar&

scrutiniarv1.toscrutinize2.tovotebyballot scrutinion1.scrutiny2.poll,ballot
Hence:scrutiniar

sculper[sculp/sculpt]vtosculpture(=tocarve,cut,grave,chisel,etc.)
Hence:sculptorsculptricesculpturasculptural,sculpturescsculpte

sculptseesculper sculpteadjsculptured,graven,carved sculptornsculptor sculptricensculptress sculpturansculpture sculpturaladjsculptural sculpturescadjsculpturesque,sculptural scumanfoam,scumscuma(desapon)lather(=frothorfoamfromsoapandwater)

Hence:scumosescumarscumatoria

scumarv1.tofoam(=toformorgatherfoam)2.toskim(=toclearfromscum) scumatorianskimmer(=utensilusedforskimming) scumoseadjfoaming,scummy scuriolonsquirrel scutellansmallbowl,deepdish

Hence:scutellaria

scutellarian[Bot.]Scutellaria scuteronsquirealso:shieldbearer scutiformeadjscutiform scuton1.shield,buckler2.escutcheon,coatofarms

Hence:scuteroscutiformeetc.

ScyllanprScylla scythanScyth,Scythian
Hence:Scythiascythicscythico

ScythianprScythia

scythicadjScythian scythonScythian(1.Scyth2.Scythianlanguage) serelpronhimselfherselfitselfthemselves seseesex sec[occurringincompounds]

Hence:extrinsecintrinsec

secabileadjcapableofbeingcut,divisible secalen[Bot.]ryepandesecaleryebread secante1.pprofsecar2.adjsccant(asin"asecantline")

Hence:secantecosecante

secanten[Geom.]secant secapapironpapercutter,paperknife secar[sec/sect]vtocut(=todivide,severorreducebycutting)

Hence:secante&secabileinsecabilesection&sectorsecturadissecar&insecar&resecar&trisecaretc.secapapiroetc.

secerner[cern/cret]v1.toseparate2.[Physiol.]tosecern
Hence:secretionsecretorisecrete&secretar

secrseesacre secretseesecern secretan[Eccl.]secret,secreta secretarv[Physiol.&[Biol.]tosecrete secretariatonsecrctariatealso:secretaryship secretarionsecrctary(=confidentialclerk)

Hence:secretariato

secreteadj1.secret2.secretive,close
Hence:secretosecretario&secreta

secretionn[Physiol.&Biol.]secretion secreton1.secret2.secretdrawersecretspringinsecretoinsecretorsecrecyesserinlesecretotobeinthesecret secretodePolicinellaopensecret,secretofPolichinelle secretoriadj[Physiol.]secretory sectseesecar

sectansect
Hence:sectarisectario

sectariadjsectarian sectarionsectarian sectionnI.(actof)cuttingalso:[Surg.]sectionII.section(1.separationbycutting2.portion,division,subdivision also:[Nat.Hist.,Mil.,etc.]3.[Geom.,Drawing,etc.])sectiontransversecrosssection

Hence:sectionarintersectionvivisectionetc.

sectionarvtosection(=tocutordivideintosections) sectornsector(1.[Geom.]2.[Mil.]) secturancut(=woundoropeningmadebycutting) secularadjsecular(1.occurringonceinacentury2.existingforcenturics3.worldly)

Hence:secularismosecularisistasecularitatesecularisarsecularisation

secularnsecular,layman secularisarvtosecularize secularisationnsecularization secularismonsecularism secularistansecularist secularitatensecularity(1.secularextent2.worldliness) seculo(s)n1.century(=periodof100years)2.world(=thingsmundane)

Hence:secular&

[secun]prep1.(following)after2.along,by3.accordingto(=secundo) secundansecond(1.1/60ofaminute2.1/3600ofadegreeofanangle3.[Mus.]) secundarvtosecond(=tosupport) secundariadjsecondaryscholasecundarihighschool,secondaryschool secundeadjsecond

Hence:secundinas,secundarisecundarsecundosecundadecesecundeetc.secundo

secundinasnplsecundines,afterbirth secundonsecond(inaduel,etc.)secundoprep1.(following)after2.along,by3.accordingtosecundoque accordingas securadjI.secure,safeII.sure,certain(1.notdoubting2.notdoubtful)

Hence:securitateassecurar&insecurinsecuritate

securitatenI.security(1.safety2.asin"toleavesomethingasasecurity")II.sureness,certainty sedconjbut sedarvtoallay,soothe,appease

Hence:sedationsedativesedativo

sedationn[Med.]sedation sedativeadjsedativealso:[Med.] sedativon[Med.]sedative seden1.seat(1.accommodationforsitting2.principalplacewhereanythingtakesplaceoriscarriedon)II.[Eccl.]see sanctesedeHolySee,ApostolicSee sedece(s)adjsixteen sedentariadjsedentary sedenteadjseated,sittingalso:sedent seder[sed/sesssid/sess]vtosit(1.tobesittingorseated2.asin"tositincourt,incouncil,etc."3.tofit)esser seditetosit,besittingorseatedsedersetoseatoneself,sitdown
Hence:sedesedimento&sedentesedentarisessilesessionassider&dissider&insid&presider&resider&subsider &obseder&posseder&

sedimentarvtosediment(=todepositassediment) sedimentariadjsedimentary sedimentationnsedimentation sedimentonsediment(1.lees,dregs2.[Geol.])

Hence:sedimentarisedimentarsedimentation

seditionnsedition
Hence:seditioseseditionar

seditionarvtosedition,incitetosedition seditioseadjceditious seducer[duc/duct]vtoseduce

Hence:seducimentoseducibileseductionseductiveseductor

seducibileadjseducible seducimentonseducement seductseeseducer

seductionnseduction(1.actofseducing2.thatwhichseduces) seductiveadjseductive seductornseducer segmentarvtosegment,separateintosegments segmentariadjsegmentary,segmental segmentationnsegmentation segmenton[Geom.]segment

Hence:segmentarisegmentarsegmentation

segregarvtosegregate
Hence:segregationsegregative

segregationnsegregation segregativeadjsegregative seismaladjseismal,seismic seismic(siz)adjseismic seismo(sizmo)nearthquake,seism

Hence:seismalseismicseismographoetc.seismologoetc.macroseismoetc.microseismoetc.

seismographia(a)seismography seismographicadjseismographic seismographo(grapho)nseismograph

Hence:seismographiaseismographic

seismologia(a)nseismology seismologicadjseismologic,seismological seismologo(logo)nseismologist

Hence:seismologiaseismologic

selectseeseliger selecteadjselect,choice selectionnselectionselectionnatural[Biol.]naturalselection selectionarvtoselect selectiveadjselective

selenn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]seleno,selen(=moon) Selena[Gr.Relig.]Selene
Hence:selenium&selenitaseleniteselenographoetc.

seleniaton[Chem.]selenate selenicadj[Chem.]selenic selenioseadj[Chem.]selenious selenitanSelenite,inhabitantofthemoon seleniten[Mineral.]selenite seleniton[Chem.]selenite selenium(l)n[Chem.]selenium

Hence:seleniatoselenitoselenicseleniose

selenographia(a)nselenography selenographo()n1.selenograph2.selenographer
Hence:selenographia

seleri(s)ncelery seliger[lig/lect]vtoselect
Hence:selectionselectionarselectiveselecte

sellansaddle
Hence:selleroselleriasellardissellarinsellarinsellate

sellarvtosaddle(=toputasaddleupon) selleria(a)nsaddlery selleronsaddler SemnprShem

Hence:semitaantisemitaantisemitismo,antisemitic,prosemitaprosemitismo,prosemitic,semitismo,semetic

sema[ma/mat]n[occurringincompounds]sema(=sign,signal)
Hence:semaphoroetc.sematographiaetc.

semanticadjsemantic
Hence:semanticasemanticista

semantican[Philol.]semantics,semasiology semanticistansemanticist,semasiologist

semaphoro(m)nsemaphore semasin[occurringincompounds]semasi(=signification)
Hence:semasiologoetc.

semasiologia(a)n[Philol.]semasiology,semantics semasiologicadjsemasiological semasiologo(logo)nsemasiologist,semanticist

Hence:semasiologiasemasiologic

sematseesema sematographia(a)nsematography,signwriting semblantensemblance,appearance semblantiansemblance,appearancealso:seeming semblarvtoseem,appearilmesemblaitseemstome

Hence:semblantesemblantia

semeion[occurringincompounds]semeio(=sign)
Hence:semeioticsemeioticasemeiologiaetc.

semeiologia(a)n[Med.]semeiology
Hence:semeiologic

semeiologicadjsemeiologic,semeiological semeiogicadj[Med.]semeiotic,semeiologic semeiotican[Med.]semeiotics,semeiologic [semel]adv1.once2.firstly semestraladjsemestral(=occurringeverysixmonths) semestrensemester

Hence:semestral

semi[occurringincompounds]semi(=half)
Hence:semicirculoetc.semiflosculoetc.semicupioetc.semifluideetc.semipelagianetc.semisomneetc.sincipiteetc.

semibarbareadjsemibarbarous,semibarbaric semibreven[Mus.]semibreve semicircularadjsemicircularcanalessemicircular[Anat.,Zool.]semicircularcanals semicirculo(cir)nsemicircle(1.halfofacircle2.semicircularmeasuringinstrument,graphometer)

Hence:semicircular

semicircumferentian[Geom.]semicircumference semiconsonanten[Phonet.]semiconsonant semicupionsemicupium,sitzbath semicylindricadjsemicylindric,semicylindrical semicylindronsemicylinder

Hence:semicylindric

semidea(a)ndemigoddess semideo(o)ndemigod semidiametro(metro)n[Math.]semidiameter semidiaphaneadjsemidiaphanous semidupleadjsemidouble(1.[Liturgy]2.[Bot.]) semiflosculo(fls)n[Bot.]semifloscule,semifloret

Hence:semiflosculose

semiflosculoseadj[Bot.]semifloscular,semiflosculose,semiflosculous semifluide(fl)adjsemifluid semilunaradj[Anat.,Biol.]semilunarsemilunarn[Anat.]semilunar(bone),lunatum semimorteadjhalfdead seminaladjseminal(=pertainingtoseedorsemen) seminarvtosow(seeds,etc.) seminarion1.[Hort.]seedbednursery2.(institutionforthetrainingofcandidatesforthepriesthood,ministry,etc.) seminary,seminar,etc.

Hence:seminarista

seminaristanseminarist seminationnsemination seminatornsower seminatorionseeder,sowingmachine seminenseedalso:milk,roe,spawn,semen,etc.

Hence:seminario&seminalseminifereseminarsemination,seminator,seminatorio,disseminar&,inseminar&,reseminar, superseminar

seminifereadjseminiferous seminudeadjseminude,halfnaked semiofficialadjsemiofficial semipelagianadj[Theol.]SemiPelagian

Hence:semipelagianismosemipelagiano

semipelagianismon[Theol.]SemiPelagianism semipelagianon[Theol.]SemiPelagian semiprovan[Law]semiproof semisalvage(aje)adjsemisavage,halfsavage semisomneadjsemisomnous,halfasleep semitanSemite semita(s)n1.path2.[Zool.]semita,fasciole

Hence:semital

semitaladj[Zool.]semital semiticadjSemiticlinguassemiticSemiticlanguages semitismonSemitism semitonon[Mus.]semitone,halftone semitransparenteadjsemitransparent

Hence:semitransparentia

semitransparentiansemitransparency semitropicaladjsemitropical semiuncialadjsemiuncial semiviveadjhalfalive semivocalnsemivowel sempseesemper semper(sm)advalways

Hence:semperverdeetc.sempiterneetc.

semperverdeadjevergreensemperverdenevergreen sempiterneadjeverlasting,eternal,sempiternal

[sempre]advalways(=semper) senadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:senato&senectutesenil&seniorsenior&

senatonsenate
Hence:senatorsenatorialsenatoconsultoetc.

senatoconsulton[Rom.Hist.]senatusconsultum,senatusconsult senatornsenator senatorialadjsenatorial(=pertainingtoasenatororsenate) senectutenoldage SenegalnprSenegal

Hence:senegalese

senegaleseadj/nSenegalese seniladjsenile(=belongingtooldage)debilitatesenilsenileweakness
Hence:senilitate

senilitatensenility senioradjsenior,olderseniorn1.senior,elder2.lord3.sirSeniorLord(=LordGod)NostreSeniorOurLord seniorX.Mr.X.

Hence:senioriaseniorialseniorasenioretta

senioranladysenioraX.Mrs.X. seniorettanmissseniorettaX.MissX. senioria(a)n1.[Hist.]seigniory2.lordshipalso:asin"yourlordship" seniorialadj[Hist.]seignorial sensseesentir sensarvtosense,sensate sensateadjsensible(=possessingcommonsense) sensationnsensation(1.asin"asensationofcold"2.asin"tocreateasensation")

Hence:sensationalsensationalismo

sensationaladjsensational(asin"sensationalrevelations") sensationalismonsensationalism(asin"sensationalismoftheyellowpress") sensibileadjI.perceptible,sensibleII.sensitive(1.thatreceivessenseimpressions2.highlysusceptible)

Hence:sensibilitateinsensibileinsensibilitatesuprasensibile

sensibilitatensensibility(1.abilitytoreceivesenseimpressions2.sensitiveness) sensitivansensitiveplant sensitiveadjsensitive,sensory sensonI.sense(1.asin"thesenseofhearing"2.discrimination,judgment3.meaning)II.direction(=way,course) sensocommuncommonsenseperderlesensostoloseconsciousnessinsensoinverseintheoppositedirection

Hence:sensateinsensatesensarsensation&sensual&contrasensononsensoetc.multisenseetc.

sensorialadjsensorial sensorionsensorium
Hence:sensorial

sensuseesenso sensualadjsensual(asin"sensualpleasures")
Hence:sensualismosensualistasensualitatesensualisar

sensualisarvtosensualize(=tomakesensual) sensualismonsensualism(1.addictiontosensualindulgence2.[Philos.]sensationalism) sensualistan[Philos.]sensualist,sensationalist sensualitatensensuality sententian1.[Law]sentence2.(sententious)saying,aphorism

Hence:sententiosesententiar

sententiarv[Law]tosentence sententioseadjsententious sentienteadjsentient sentieronpathlesentierodelvirtutethepathofvirtue sentimentaladjsentimental sentimentalismonsentimentalism sentimentalitatensentimentality sentimentonfeeling(1.actorfactoffeeling2.sentiment,emotion)

Hence:sentimentalsentimentalismo,sentimentalitate

sentir[sent/sens]vtofeel(something)sentirse(ben,mal,etc.)tofeel(well,ill,etc.)
Hence:sentimento&sentientesensibile&sensitivesensitivasensorio&senso&assentir&consentir&dissentir& presentir&resentir&

separabileadjseparable separarvtoseparate(=toputorkeepapart)
Hence:separabileinseparabileinseparabilitateseparationseparativeseparatorseparateseparatismo,separatista

separate1.ppofseparar2.adjseparate separationnseparationseparationdebenesseparatemaintenanceseparetiondelEcclesiaedelStatodisestablishment oftheChurch separatismonseparatism separatistanseparatist separativeadjseparative separatorn1.separater,onewhoseparates2.separator sepenhedgeregedelsepewren sepsis(sp)n[Med.]sepsis

Hence:asepsisantisepsis

septagesime(sime)adjseventiethleseptagesimeparte,leseptagesimotheseventiethpart,theseventieth septantaadjseventy septantesime(sime)adjseventieth,leseptantesimeparte,leseptantesimotheseventiethpart,theseventieth septeadjseven

Hence:septantaseptantesimeseptagesimeseptime&septentrion&decesepteetc.septupleetc.septuplicaretc. septemviroetc.

septemseesepte septembrenSeptember septemviraladjseptemviral septemviratonseptemvirate septemviro(tm)n[Rom.Antiq.]septemvir

Hence:septemviratoseptemviral

septenseesepte septentrionn[Astron.]Septentrion,theDipper
Hence:septentrional

septentrionaladjnorthern septicadjseptic

Hence:septicitateasepticasepticoantisepticantisepticosepticemiaetc.septico

septicemia(a)n[Med.]septicemia,septicaemia
Hence:septicemic

septicemicadjsepticemic,septicaemic septicitatensepticity septiconseptic septimseesepte septima(sp)n[Mus.]seventh septimananweekfindeseptimanaweekend

Hence:septimanal

septimanaladjweekly septime(sp)adjseventh
Hence:septimana&septima

septuseesepte septuplarvtoseptuple(=tomultiplybyseven) septuple(sp)adjseptuple,sevenfold

Hence:septupar

septuplicarvtoseptuple sequente1.pprofsequer2.adjfollowing,nextlediesequentethenextday,thefollowingday sequentiansequence(1."sequenceofthings,events,etc."2.[Eccl.]) sequer[sequ/secut]vtofollow

Hence:sequentesequentiaconsequer&exequer&obsequer&persequer&prosequer&subsequer&

sequestrarv1.[Law]tosequester2.toconfineillegally,putunderillegalrestraint sequestrationn1.[Law]sequestration(ofgoods)2.illegalconfinementorrestraint sequestron1.[Law]sequestration2.[Med.]sequestrum

Hence:sequestrarsequestration

sequoia(quia)nsequoiasequoiagigantegiantsequoia,bigtreesequoiasemperviventeredwood [ser]vtobe(=esser)
Hence:[sera][serea]

ser[ser/sert]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:serie&asserer&deserer&disserer&inserer

[sera](r)futofserwillbe,shallbe seralionseraglio,serail
Hence:caravanseralioetc.

serbeadjSerb,Serbian SerbianprSerbia serbonSerb,Serbian

Hence:Serbiaserbocroateetc.serbe

serbocroateadjSerboCroatian,SerboCroat
Hence:serbocroato

serbocroatonSerboCroatian,SerboCroat(1.SerboCroatianlanguage2.nativespeakerofSerboCroatian) [serea](a)condofserwouldbe,shouldbe

serenadjserene
Hence:serenitateserenissimoserenarserenada

serenadanserenade serenarvtomakeserene serenissimo(ssimo)nserenissimo serenitatenserenity sergente(j)n[Mil.]sergeant serialadjserial seriarvtoarrangeinseries,toseriate serienseriesalso:[Elec.]inserieinseries

Hence:serialseriar

serieadjserious(1.earnest2.asin"seriousinimplications")
Hence:serioseriose

serionseriousness,earnestness serioseadiserious(1.earnest2.asin"seriousinimplications") sermonnsermon

Hence:sermonarsermonatorsermonisar

sermonarvtopreach,sermonize

sermonarvtopreach,sermonize sermonatornpreachersermonizer sermonisarvtosermonize,harangue seron1.whey(ofmilk)2.serumspecif.:bloodserum

Hence:soroseserositateserologiaetc.serotherapiaetc.

[sero]advlate serologia(a)nserology seroseadjserous serositatenselosity(=serousquality) serotherapia(a)nserotherapy serpentarvtowind,meander serpentarian1.[Bot.]serpentaria,snakeroot2.serpenteater,secretarybird serpentensnake,serpentSerpente[Astron.]Serpent

Hence:serpentariaserpentinserpentinoserpentarserpentiformeetc.

serpentiformeadjserpentiform serpentinadjserpentine(1.ofasnake2.tortuous,winding) serpentinonI.serpentine(1.[Hist.,Ordn.]2.[Mineral.]3.coilofastill)II.paperstreamer,serpentin serpervtoglide,wriggle

Hence:serpigine&serpente&

serpiginen[Pathol.]serpigoalso:ringworm
Hence:serpiginose

serpiginoseadjserpiginous serran1.saw(=toolforsawing)2.sierra
Hence:serrarserreria,serration,serrator,serrateserratula

serramenton1.locking(ofadoor,etc.)2.(actionof)fastening,tightening serrarvtosaw serrarv1.tolock(=tofastenwithalock)2.tolockup,lockaway(something)3.toclosetightly(together)

Hence:serramentoserraturadisserrar

serrate1.ppofserrar2.adjserrate,serrated serrationn(actionof)sawing serratornsawyer

serratornsawyer serratulan[Bot.]sawwort serraturanlock(ofadoor,etc.)serraturafulminezipfastener,zipper serreria(a)nsawmill servan(female)slave servage(aje)nslavery,bondage,serfdom servarvtoconserve(1.topreservefromharm2.tokeep,retain)

Hence:conservar&observar&preservar&resenar&

serveadj1.subjecttoservitude2.slavish,servile
Hence:senicio&servitudeservir&servo&sena

servibileadjserviceable,useful servicialadjserviceable,diligent,readytobeofservice servicionservice(1.dutiesdoneorrequired2.helpfulactoracts3.setofdishes,etc.)serviciomilitarmilitaryservice serviciodivinchurchservice,divineservice

Hence:servicialdisservicio

servienten1.servant2.[Mil.]gunner serviettannapkin(=tablenapkin) serviladjservile(1.pertainingtoslaves2.mean,base)imitationservilslavish,servileimitation

Hence:servilismoservilitate

servilismonservileness,servilism servilitatenservility servirvtoserveservirunpersonatoservesomeoneservirdetoserveasserviratobeusefulforservirsedetomake useof

Hence:servienteservibileservitordisservirreservir

servitorn1.servant(=personemployedbyanother)2.waiter(=onewhowaitsattable) servituden1.servitude(=slavery,bondage)2.[Law]easement servonserf,slave

Hence:servageservil&

sesquiadv[occurringincompounds]sesqui(=morebyonehalf)
Hence:sesquioxydoetc.sesquiplanoetc.sesquialtereetc.sesquipedetc.

sesquialtera(l)n[Mus.]sesquialtera

sesquialtera(l)n[Mus.]sesquialtera sesquialtereadjsesquialteral,sesquialter(=oneandahalftimesasgreatasanother)
Hence:sesquialtera

sesquioxydo(x)n[Chem.]sesquioxide sesquipedn[occurringinderivatives]sesquiped(=footandahalf)
Hence:sesquipedal

sesquipedaladjsesquipedalian,sesquipedal sesquiplanonbiplanewithshortunderplane sessseeseder sessileadj[Bot.]sessile sessionn1.sittingsittingdown2.session("sessionofacourt,etc.") setan1.bristle(=short,stiffhairofhogs,etc.)2.silksetaartificialrayon

Hence:setasso&seteriasetonsetaceesetiferesetosesetiformeetc.

setaceeadjsetaceous,bristly setassarvtobolt(=tosiftflour,etc.throughabolter) setassonbolter(=sifterforboltingflour,etc.)

Hence:setassar

setenthirsthabersetetobethirstyappaciarsusetetoquenchone'sthirst
Hence:assetarassetate

seteria(ra)n1.silkfactoryorstore2.silk(ware) setifereadjbristlebearing,setiferous setiformeadjbristleshaped,setiform setonn[Surg.]seton setoseadjsilky,silken setter[A]n[Dogs]setter severadjsevere(1.notlenient2.asin"severestyle")

Hence:severitateasseverar&perseverar&

severitatenseverity,severeness Svres[F]nprSvressvresSvres(porcelain) sexadjsix

Hence:sexantasexantesimesexagesime&sexte&semestreetc.sedeceetc.decesexetc.

Hence:sexantasexantesimesexagesime&sexte&semestreetc.sedeceetc.decesexetc.

sexagesimaladjsexagesimal sexagesime(sime)adjsixtiethlesexagesimeparte,lesexagesimothesixtiethpart,thesixtieth
Hence:sexagesimal

sexantaadjsixty sexantesime(sime)adjsixtiethlesexantesimeparte,lesexantesimothesixtiethpart,thesixtieth sexonsexlesexobellethefairsex

Hence:sexualsexualitate,asexual,bisexualetc.,homosexualetc.

sextan1.[Eccl.]Sext2.[Mus.]sixth sextantensextant sexteadjsixthlesexteparte,lesextothesixthpart,thesixth

Hence:sextantesextettosextupleetc.sextuplicaretcsexta

sextetton[Mus.]sextet sextuseesexte sextuplarvtosextuple sextuple(sx)adjsextuple,sixfold

Hence:sextuplar

sextuplicarvtosextuple(=tomultplybysix) sexuseesexo sexualadjsexual(=pertainingtothefunctionsofsex) sexualitatensexuality shakonshako shampooing[A]nshampooing,shampoo shilling[A]nshilling shocking![A]shocking! shogun[J]nshogun shophar[Heb.]nshofar,shophar shrapnel[A]nshrapnel shunt[A]n[Elec.]shunt siadv1.thus,so2.yessi...comoas...as,(not)so...as

siadv1.thus,so2.yessi...comoas...as,(not)so...as
Hence:sinominateetc.[assi]etc.

siconjif(1.supposingthat2.whether)sinon1.ifnot2.except,unlessitbe
Hence:[sinon]etc.[nisi]etc.[etsi]etc.

sin1.[Mus.]ti,si2.[Mus.](thenote)B [sia]prsubjofesserbe,maybe,lettherebesia...sia...be(it)...orbe(it...whether...or... sialagogeadjsialagogue,sialagogic,salivaproducing

Hence:sialagogo

sialagogon[Med.]sialagogue sialon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]sialo,sial(=saliva)
Hence:sialagogeetc....

SiamnprSiam
Hence:siamese

siameseadj/nSiamesecattosiameseSiamesecatgeminossiameseSiamesetwins sibilante1.pprofsibilar2.adjsibilantsibilanten[Phonet.]sibilant sibilarv1.towhistle2.tohiss,sibilate sibilationnsibilation sibilatornwhistler(=onewhowhistles) sibilo(s)nI.whistle(1.whistling2.instrumentforwhistling)II.hiss,hissing

Hence:sibilarsibilente,sibilation,sibilator

SibirianprSiberia
Hence:sibiriansibirianosibiric

sibirianadjSiberian sibirianonSiberian sibiricadjSiberianSibiricabietesibiricSiberianfir sibyllan[Gr.andRom.Mythol.]sibyl

Hence:sibyllin

sibyllinadjsibyllinelibrossibyllinSibyllineBooks sicadjdryvinosicdrywine
Hence:siccitatesiccarsicca,siccante,siccative,siccatorio,desiccar&exsiccar&

[sic]adv1.thus,so2.yes(=si)

[sic]adv1.thus,so2.yes(=si)
Hence:sicutetc.

siccseesic siccanshelf,sandbank siccante1.pprofsiccar2.adjdryingpapirosiccanteblottingpaper,blotter siccarvtodry(1.tomakedry2.tobecomedry) siccativeadjsiccative siccatoriondryingplace,dryingroom,dryingloft,etc. siccitaten1.dryness2.drought,drouth SicilianprSicily

Hence:siciliansiciliano,siciliana

sicilianadjSicilianVesperasSicilian[Hist.]SicilianVespers sicilianan[Dancing]Siciliana sicilianonSicilian [sicut](s)advsoas,justas,as sidern[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:sideralsiderar&considerar&desiderar&siderostatoetc.

siderseeseder sideraladj[Astron.]sidereal siderarvtostrike(bylightning)

Hence:sideration

siderationnsuddenstroke(ofapoplexy)suddenparalysis sideriten[Mineral.]siderite(=nativeferrouscarbonate) sideron[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]sidero,sider(=iron)

Hence:sideritesiderographiaetc.sidorolithoetc.sideroscopioetc.siderurgiaetc.

siderographia(a)nsiderography siderolitho(lito)nsiderolite sideroscopionsideroscope siderostato()nsiderostat siderurgia(a)nmetallurgyorworkingofiron,siderurgy

siderurgia(a)nmetallurgyorworkingofiron,siderurgy
Hence:siderurgic

siderurgicadjiron(asin"ironore"),siderurgical siestansiesta sigillarvtoseal(1.asin"tosealadeed"2.tofasten,makefast3.asin"thissealedhisfate") sigillatorvsealer sigillonseal(1.instrumentforsealing2.impressionmadebyaseal)also:signet

Hence:sigillarsigillator,dissigillar

signalnsignal
Hence:signalarsignalamento,signalator,signalate

signalamenton(actof)signaling signalarv1.tosignal(=tomakeknownbyasignalorsignals)2.tosignalize(=tomakenotable)3.topoint(out) signalarsetodistinguishoneself,makeoneselfnotable signalate1.ppofsignalar2.adjremarkable,signal signaiatornsignaler signarvtosign(=toaffixone'snameto)signarsetocrossoneself signatornsigner signaturansignature(1.actofsigningone'sname2.[Print.]) significante1.pprofsignificar2.adjsignificant significantiansignificance(=meaning,import) significarvtosignify(1.tomakeknown,intimate2.tomean)istesignificanihiithatdoesnotmeananything
Hence:significantesignificantia,insignificanteinsignificantiasignificationsignificativesignificatorsignificato

significationnsignification(1.actofsignifyingormakingknown2.meaning) significativeadjsignificant,significativecifrasignificativesignificantfigure significatonmeaning,significate significatornsignifierattribsignifying,significant signonsign(1.symbol,mark2.indication3.gesture,motion)facersignotomotionalso:tobeckonsignode exclamation,deinterrogationexclamation,questionmark

Hence:signal&signarsignator,signaturaassignar&consignar&contrasignar&designar&resignar&significar& insigne&

silenteadjsilent(1.quiet,noiseless2.sayinglittleornothing)
Hence:silentiosilentiario,silentiose,silentiarsilentiator

Hence:silentiosilentiario,silentiose,silentiarsilentiator

silentiarvtosilence silentiarion[Hist.Rel.]silentiary silentiatorn[Technol.]silencer silentionsilence(1.noiselessness2.forbearancefromspeech) silentioseadjsilent(1.quiet,noiseless2.sayinglittleornothing) SilesianprSilesia,Alte(Basse)SilesiaUpper(Lower)Silesia

Hence:silesiansilesiano

silesianadjSilesianSilesia silesianonSilesian silhouettarvtosilhouette(=toshow,represent,etc.,insilhouette) silhouette[F]nsilhouette

Hence:silhouettar

silicseesiliqua silicatonsilicate silice(s)n1.flint2.silex,silica

Hence:silicatotungstosilicatoetc.siliciumsilicosissiliceesilicicsilicificarsilicificationsilicifluoricetc.

siliceeadjsiliceous silicicadjsilicicacidosilicicsilicicacid silicificarvtosilicify(=toconvertintosilica) silicificationnsilicification silicifluoric(ric)adjsilicifluoric silicium(l)nsilicon,silicium silicosis(sis)n[Pathol.]silicosis siliculan[Bot.]siliclesilicula siliculoseadj[Bot.]siliculose siliqua(s)n[Bot.]podsilique
Hence:siliculasiliculosesiliquiferesiliquose

siliquifereadjpodbearingsiliquiferous siliquoseadj[Bot.]siliquose

siliquoseadj[Bot.]siliquose silo[H]nsilo siluron1.[Zool.]silurus,sheatfish2.[Zool.]Silurus silvanwood,forestgrove

Hence:silvansilvanite,transsilvantranssilvano,Transsilvania,Pennsylvaniaetc.,Silvanosilvaticsilvestresilvose silvicultoretc.silviculturaetc.

silvanadjsylvan silvaniten[Mineral.]sylvanite Silvanonpr[Mythol.]Silvanus silvaticadjforest,sylvatic silvestreadjforest,wood silvicultornforester,silviculturist silviculturanforestry,silviculture silvoseadjwooded sim[occurringincompounds]

Hence:simpleetc.simpliceetc.

simianmonkey,ape
Hence:simiansimieriasimiescsimiar

simianadjsimian simiarvtoape simieria(a)nmonkeybusiness,monkeyshine simiescadjsimian similabileadjsimilar similantensemblance,appearance similantiansemblance(1.resemblance,similarity2.image,likeness) similaradjsimilar

Hence:similaritate

similarv1.toresemble2.toseem,appear
Hence:similantesimilantia,verosimilanteetc.similabileassimilar&dissimilar&resimilar&

similaritatensimilarity similauronsimilor,imitationgold

similauronsimilor,imitationgold simileadjlike,resembling,similar
Hence:similitudesimilar&simular&similar&dissimile&similauroetc.facsimileetc.verisimileetc.simul

similen[Rhet.]simile similituden1.likeness,resemblance,similitude2.[Rhet.]similesimilitude(detriangulos)similarity(oftriangles) SimonnprmSimonSimonleMagoSimonMagus

Hence:simoniasimonista,simonisar

simonia(a)nsimony simonisarvtopracticesimony simonistansimonist(=onepracticingsimony) simpleadjsimple(1.notdoubleormanifold2.notcomplicated)

Hence:simplismosimplificarsimplificabile,simplification,simplificator

simplice(sm)adjsimple(1.notdouble,notmanifold2.notcomplicated)
Hence:simplicitate

simplices(sm)nplsimples,medicinalherbs simplicitatensimplicity simplificabileadjcapableofbeingsimplified simplificarvtosimplify simplificationnsimplification simplificatornsimplifier simplismonoversimplification,simplism simul(s)advatonce,atthesametime,together

Hence:simultanee&insimul

simulseesimile simulacronsimulacrum(1.image2.mockappearance,sham) simularvtosimulate(=tofeign)

Hence:simulacrosimulationsimulatorsimulatedissimular&

simulate1.ppofsimular2.adjsimulate simulationnsimulation simulatornsimulator

simulatornsimulator simultaneeadjsimultaneous
Hence:simultaneitate

simultaneitatensimultaneity sinprepwithout
Hence:sinecuraetc.

Sinnpr[occurrmgincompounds]Sin,Sino(=China)
Hence:sinologoetc.sinojaponeseetc.

sin[sin/sit]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:sitesito&desin&

sinseesemi SinainprSinailemonteSinaiMountSinailepeninsuladelSinaiSinaiPeninsula sinceradjsincere(1.honest2.frank3.real,true)

Hence:sinceritateinsincerinsinceritate

sinceritatensincerity sincipitaladj[Anat.]sincipital sincipite(cp)n[Anat.]sinciput

Hence:sincipital

sinecuransinecure
Hence:sinecurismo,sinecurista

sinecurismonsinecurism sinecuristansinecurist sinedie[L]sinedie sinequanon[L]sinequanon singularadjsingular(1.relatingtoasinglepersonorthing2.unusual,uncommon,strange,etc.)(numero)singular [Gram.]singular(number) singularisarvtosingularize,makedistinct singularitatensingularity singuleadjsingle,separate,alone

Hence:singularsingularitate,singularisar

singultarv1.tosob2.tohiccup

singultarv1.tosob2.tohiccup singulton1.sob2.hiccup,hiccough,singultus
Hence:singultar

sinistreadj1.left(=notright)2.sinister(=threatening,evil)
Hence:sinistromaneetc.sinistrorseetc.sinistrogyretc.

sinistrogyradjsinistrogyrate sinistromaneadjlefthanded(usingthelefthandmoreeasilythantheright) sinistrorseadj[Bot.]sinistrorse sinnfein[Ir.]nSinnFein sinon1.bosom2.womb3.[Anat.]sinus4.[Math.]sinesinosbreastsinlesinodelfamiliainthebosomofthefamily

Hence:sinuatesinuosesinuositateinsinuar&

sinojaponeseadjSinoJapanese sinologia(a)nSinology sinologo(logo)nSinologue,Sinologist

Hence:sinologia

sinominateadjsocalled [sinon]conjotherwise,elseexcept,save,ifnot,unless(=sinon) sinuseesino sinuateadj[Bot.]sinuate,sinuated sinuoseadjsinuous sinuositatensinuosity sinus(si)n1.[Math.]sine2.[Anat.]sinus

Hence:sinusitissinusoidesinusoitalcosinus

sinusitis(tis)n[Pathol.]sinusitis,sinustrouble sinusoidaladj[Math.]sinusoidal sinusoiden[Math.]sinusoid Sion(s)nprZion(1.hillnearJerusalem2.Jerusalem3.theChurch)

Hence:sionismosionistasionita

sionismonZionism sionistanZionistalso:attrib sionitan[Eccl.Hist.]Ronsdorfer,Zionite

sionitan[Eccl.Hist.]Ronsdorfer,Zionite siphonnsiphon(1.benttubefortransferringaliquid2.siphonbottle3.[Zool.])
Hence:siphonostomeetc.siphonophoroetc.

siphonophoro(n)n[Zool.]siphonophore siphonostome(n)adj[Zoo].]siphonostomatous,siphonostomous sipideseesapide sipienteseesapiente sirenansiren(1.[Mythol.]2.asin"theship'ssiren")

Hence:sireniesirenioslepidosirenaetc.

sirenieadjsirenian,siren,sirenical sireniosnpl[Zool.]Sirenia sirocconsirocco siropnsyrup

Hence:siropose

siroposeadjsyrupy sisterv[occurringincompounds]
Hence:assister&consister&desister&exister&insister&persister&resister&subsister&

sistron[Antiq.]sistrum sitseesin siteadjsituated,placed sitonsite

Hence:situarsituation

siton[occurringincompounds]sito,sit(=food)
Hence:parasite&sitomaniaetc.

sitomania(a)n[Psychol.]sitomania sitophobia(a)n[Psychol.]sitophobia situseesito situarvtosituatetoplace,locate situationnI.situation(1.location,place2.condition,circumstance)II.posturealso:position,attitude(ofthebody) situla(s)nbuckct,pail

situla(s)nbuckct,pail
Hence:situlata

situlatanbucketful,pailful [sive]conjorif,orsive...sive...if...orif skeleticadjI.[Anat.]skeletalII.skeleton(1.asin"skeletoncrew"2.emaciated) skeleto(sk)nskeleton(1.[Anat.]2.framework(ofahouse,ship,etc.)3.outline,sketch)

Hence:skeleticskeletologiaetc.endoskeletoetc.

skeletologia(a)nskeletology ski[Nor.]nski
Hence:skiarskiator

skiarvtoski skiatornskier skunk[A]nskunk(1.[Zool.]2.furoftheskunk) slaveadjSlav,Slavic,SlavoniclinguasslaveSlavoniclanguages

Hence:slavoslavismo,slavista,slavon&,slavophileetc.,panslavismoetc.,baltoslavoetc.yugoslaveetc.

slavismon1.Slavicism2.Panslavism slavistanSlavist slavonSlav slavonadjSlavonian,Slavonic

Hence:slavonoSlavonia

SlavonianprSlavonia slavonon1.Slavonian(=inhabitantofSlavonia)2.Slavonic(language) slavophileadjSlavophile

Hence:slavophilo

slavophilo()nSlavophile sleepingcar[A]n[R.R.]sleepingcar slittandrag,dray,roadsledgealso:sled,sleigh slogan[A]nslogan sloop[A]n[Naut.]sloop slovacadjSlovak

slovacadjSlovak
Hence:Slovachiaslovacochecoslovacetc.

slovachseeslovac Slovachia(kia)nprSlovakia slovaconSlovak slovenadjSlovene,Slovenian

Hence:Sloveniasloveno

SlovenianprSlovenia slovenon1.Slovene2.Slovenian smaltnenamel

Hence:smaltar

smaltarv1.toenamel2.toglaze(asinto"glazeearthenware") smaragdinadjemerald,smaragdine smaragditen[Mineral.]smaragdite smaragdonemerald,smaragd

Hence:smaragditesmaragdin

smerilionemery
Hence:papirosmerilioetc.

smoseeismo smoking[A]ntuxedo,dinnerjacketorcoat snob[A]nsnob

Hence:snobismo

snobismonsnobbishness [so]pr1meperssingofesser(I)amsov[occurringincompounds]so,sozo(=tosave)
Hence:creosotoetc.

sobrieadjsober(=temperate,notgiventoexcessesorextremes)
Hence:sobrietateinsobrieinsobrietate

sobrietatensoberness,sobriety,temperateness soccon[Gr.&Rom.Theat.]sock
Hence:socculo

socculonsocle,pedestal,stand

sociabileadjsociable
Hence:sociabilitate,insociabileinsociabilitate

sociabilitatensociability socialadj1.social(=pertainingtohumansociety)2.pertainingtoacommercialsocietyrationsocialname(ofafirm) capitalsocialregisteredcapital,jointstockannosocialfiscalyearofafirm

Hence:socialismosocialistasocialisar&antisocial

socialisarvtosocialize
Hence:socialisation

socialisationnsocialization socialismonsocialism socialistansocialistsocialistaadjsocialist,socialistic sociarvtojoinorunite(onethingwithanother)

Hence:sociabile&associar&consociar&dissociar&

societatensocietyleSocietatedelNationestheLeagueofNationssocietateperactionesjointstockcompanysocietate desuccursosmutualmutualbenefitsocietysocietateincommanditasleepingpartnershipjocodesocietateparlorgame societateanonymecorporation(=incorporatedcompany) socionpartner,associate

Hence:societatesocial&sociar&sociologoetc.

sociologia(a)nsociology sociologicadjsociologic,sociologica sociologo(logo)nsociologist

Hence:sociologiasociologic

Socrates(s)nprSocrates
Hence:socraticsocratico

socraticadjSocratic socraticonSocratic sodansoda(1.sodiumoxide2.asin"washingsoda","bakingsoda","causticsoda"3.sodawater)

Hence:sodium

sodium(s)nsodium Sodoma(s)nprSodom
Hence:sodomiasodomitasodomitic

sodomia(ma)nsodomy sodomitan1.Sodomite(=inhabitantofSodom)2.sodomite(=oneguiltyofsodomy) sodomiticadjSodomitic sofansofa soire[F]n(evening)party soja(sya)n[Bot.]soy,soybean,soya sojornarvtostay,sojourn

Hence:sojorno

sojornonstay,sojourn soln1.[Mus.]sol2.[Mus.](thenote)G
Hence:solmisaretc.

solnsun(1.theheavenlybody"sun"2.sunlight,sunshine)ilfacesolthesunisshining,itissunnyprenderlesolto takeasunbath,tobaskinthesuncolpodesolsunstroke
Hence:solano&solarsolarioinsolar&solstitioetc.parasoletc.tornasoletc.

soladjsole(1.withoutcompanions,alone2.only)misolpreoccupationmyonlypreoccupationviversoltolivealone sentirsesoltofeellonesome,lonely
Hence:solitatesolitari&solitudedesolar&solipedeetc.soliloguioetc.solosolista

solanaceasnpl[Bot.]Solanaceae solanaceeadjsolanaceous solanon[Bot.]nightshade

Hence:solanaceesolanaceas

solaradjsolarsolarv[occurringincompounds]
Hence:consolar&

solarionsolarium soldarvtohavein(one's)pay soldarv1.tosolder(=tojoinbysolder)2.toweld(asin"toweldpiecesofmetal")

Hence:soldatorsoldaturadissoldar

soldatescadj1.soldierly2.barrackroom(asin"barrackroomlanguage") soldatescan1.soldiery2.undisciplinedtroops soldatonsoldier

Hence:soldatescsoldatesca

soldatorn1.solderer2.welder soldaturan1.(actof)soldering2.solder3.(actof)welding soldon1.[Fin.]sou2.(soldier's)pay

Hence:soldarsoldato&

solean1.sole(ofashoe,etc.)2.[Zool.]sole
Hence:solear

solearvtosole(=tofurnishwithasole) solemneadjsolemn
Hence:solemnitatesolemnisarsolemnisation

solemnisarvtosolemnize(=torendersolemnbyceremonyordueformality) solemnisationnsolemnization solemnisatensolemnity(1.stateorqualityofbeingsolemn2.solemnobservance) solervtobewontdo(do),havethecustomof(doing)

Hence:soliteinsoliteinsolente&obsolescer&

solfeggiar(fedjr)v[Mus.]tosolfa,practicesolfeggios solfeggio[I]n[Mus.]solfeggio(=exerciseinscales,usingsolfasyllables)
Hence:solfeggiar

soliseesolide solidarvtomakesolidorfirm solidariadjsolidary

Hence:solidaritatesolidarisar

solidarisarvtorenderjointlyliableorresponsiblesolidarisarsetomakecommoncause solidaritatensolidarity solide(s)adjsolid(1.notliquid,fluid,orgaseous2.firmlyorstronglybuilt3.ofsound,sterlingcharacter)

Hence:soliditatesolidari&solidarconsolidar&solidificarsolidification

solidificarvtosolidify(=tomakesolid) solidificationnsolidification soliditatensolidity(1.stateofbeingnotliquid,fluid,orgaseoue2.etateofbeingfirmlyorstronglybuilt3.moral, mental,orfinancialsoundness) soliloquionsoliloquy

soliloquionsoliloquy solipede()adj[Zool.]solipedsolipede()n[Zool.]soliped solistansoloist solitariadjsolitary

Hence:solitario

solitarionI.solitaryII.solitaire(1.diamondsetbyitself2.cardgameplayedbyoneperson) solitatenloneliness,solitude solite(s)adjwonted,accustomedalso:wont solitudensolitude(1.loneliness2.lonelyplace) sollicitantensolicitant,petitioner sollicitarv1.tosolicit(=toentreat)2.toapplyfor(asin"toapplyforaposition") sollicitationn1.solicitation(=entreaty)2.application("applicationforaposition,etc.") sollicitatorn1.solicitor(=personwhoentreats)2.applicant sollicite(l)adjsolicitous(=concerned)

Hence:sollicitudesollicitarsollicitante,sollicitation,sollicitator

sollicitudensolicitude solmenteadvonly,merelynonsolmente...sedetiamnotonly...butalso solmisarv[Mus.]tosolfa,practicesolfeggios

Hence:solmisation

solmisationn[Mus.]solmization(1.solfanotation2.solfeggio) solonsolo solon1.soil,earth2.floor(="thefloorofaroom")

Hence:solea&

solstitialadjsolstitial solstition[Astrom]solstice
Hence:solstitial

soluseesolver solubileadjsoluble(1.thatcanbedissolved2.thatcanbesolved) solubilitatensolubility(1.capacityofbeingdissolved2.capacityofbeingsolved) solutseesolver

soluteadj1.solved2.dissolved solutionnsolution(1.actofdissolving2.liquidinwhichasubstancehasbeendissolved3.actofsolving4.asin"to findthesolutionoftheproblem") solventeadjsolvent(1.abletodissolve2.[Com.])solventen[Chem.]solvent solventian[Com.]solvency solver[solv/solut]vtoresolve,dissolvealso:tosolve

Hence:solventesolventia,insolventeinsolventiasolubilesolubilitate,insolubileinsolubilitatesolutionsoluteabsolver &dissolver&resolver&

soma[ma/mat]n[Biol.]soma
Hence:somaticsomatologiaetc.chromosomaetc.

soman[HinduRelig.]soma somaticadjsomatic somatologia[a]nsomatology

Hence:somatologic

somatologicadjsomatologic somnambuleadjsomnambulistic
Hence:somnambulismosomnambulo

somnambulismonsomnambulism,noctambulism somnambulo(m)nsleepwalker,somnambulist somnifereadjsoporific,somniferous somnifero(n)nsleepingtablet,sporific somniloque(n)adjsomniloquous

Hence:somniloquista

somniloquionsomniloquy somniloquistansomniloquist somnonsleephabersomnotobesleepymorbodelsomnosleepingsickness

Hence:somniferesomniferosomnolente&insomne&somniloquioetc.somniloqueetc.semisomneetc.

somnolenteadjsomnolent,sleepy,drowsy
Hence:somnolentia

somnolentiansomnolence,sleepiness,drowsiness [somos](s)pr1mepersplofesser(we)are

[son]prplofesserare sonaliancattlebell sonante1.pprofsonar2.adjsonantalso:[Phonet.] sonarvI.tosound(1.tomakeasoundalso:tostrike,ring,toll2.tocausetosoundalso:toring)II.toplay(an instrument)

Hence:sonaliasonantealtisonanteetc.malsonanteetc.sonatorsonata&assonar&consonar&dissonar&resonar

sonatansonata
Hence:sonatina

sonatinansonatina sonatorn1.sounder(=onewhoorthatwhichsounds)2.player(ofaninstrument) sondan1.[Naut.]lead,plummet2.[Surg.]sound,probe3.[Mining]borer,drill

Hence:sondarsondage,sondator

sondage(aje)nI.sounding(1.[Naut.]2.probing3.[Surg.])II.[Mining]boring,drillingturredesondagederrick(as in"oilderrick") sondarvI.tosound(1.[Naut.]2.toprobe3.[Surg.])II.[Mining]tobore,drill sondatorn1.[Naut.]leadsman2.[Naut.]sounder,soundingapparatus3.[Mining]borer,driller sonettarvtocomposesonnets sonetteronsonneteer sonettonsonnet

Hence:sonetterosonettar

soniarvtodream soniatorndreamer soniondream

Hence:soniarsoniator

sononsound(asin"thesoundofabell")
Hence:sonetto&sonar&dissonesonometroetc.undisoneetc.altisoneetc.multisoneetc.unisoneetc.horrisoneetc.

sonometro(n)nsonometer(=soundmeasuringinstrument) sonoradjsonorous,resonant
Hence:sonoritate

sonoritatensonority

sophadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]soph(=wise,learned)
Hence:sophiasophicsophissophismo,sophistasophisticsophistica,sophisticarsophisticationphilosophoetc. theosophiaetc.gymnosophistaetc.

sophia(a)nsophia,wisdomSophia(a)nprfSophia sophicadjsophic sophisv[occurringinderivatives] sophismonsophism sophistan1.[Gr.Philos.]Sophist2.sophistalso:attrib sophisticadjsophistic sophistican1.sophistics2.sophistry sophisticarvtosophisticate(=tofalsify,pervert,adulterateetc.) sophisticationnsophistication(=falsifying,falsification,adulteration) Sophocles(s)nprSophocles sopirvtoputtosleepalso:tolull,quiet,etc.
Hence:sopor&

sopornsopor,profoundsleep
Hence:soporiferesoporificsoporificosoporose

soporifereadjsoporific,soporiferous soporificadjsoporific,soporiferous soporificonsoporific,sleepingtablet soporoseadjsoporific(asin"soporificsymptoms") sopranistansopranist soprano[I]nsoprano

Hence:sopranista

sorber[sorb/sorpt]vtosup,siptodrinkdown,swallow
Hence:absorber&resorber&sanguisorbaetc.

sorornsisteralso:[Eccl.]sororaffinsisterinlaw
Hence:sororastrasororal

sororaladjsisterly sororastranstepsister

sortansort(=kind,class)desortaquesothat
Hence:assortir&

sorten1.lot,destiny2.chance,lucktiraralsortetodrawlots
Hence:consortesortilegioetc.

sortilegion(pieceof)sorceryalso:spell,charm sortirvtogoorcomeout
Hence:sortitaresortir

sortitan1.[Mil.]sortie,sally2.[Clothing]wrap,robe,etc.sortitadebaniobathrobe SOS[A]n[Naut.]SOS Sosianprsosiasosia(someone's)double sottanancassock souffl[F]nsouffl soupseesouper souparvtosup,havesupper souper[F]nsupper

Hence:soupar

souvenir[F]nsouvenir [sovente]advrepeatedly,frequently,oftenfromtimetotime(=subinde) soveranadjsovereign(1.supreme2.possessingsupremepower)remediosoveransovereignremedy

Hence:soveranitatesoverano

soveranitatensovereignty soveranonsovereign(1.monarch2.goldcoininGreatBritain) soviet[R]nsoviet

Hence:sovietismosovietistasovieticsovietisarsovietisation

sovieticadjsoviet,sovieticUniondelRepublicasSovieticUnionofSovietSocialistRepublics,SovietUnion sovietisarvtosovietize sovietisationnsovietization sovietismonsovietism sovietistansovietist

spadan1.sword2.[Cards]spadepiscespadaswordfish
Hence:spaderospadon

spaderonswordmaker,swordsmith spadonn(large)sword spaghetti[I]nplspaghetti spalierntrellis,espalier sparadraponadhesiveplaster,stickingplaster sparger[sparg/sparssperg/spers]vtosprinkle

Hence:sparsespargitorasperger&disperger&

spargitornsprinkler sparniarvI.tospare(1.toshowmercytotoprotectfrom,save)II.tosave(asin"tosavemoney,time,etc.")
Hence:sparnio

sparnionsavingthriftsparniossavings sparsseesparger sparseadjsparse SpartanprSparta

Hence:spartanspartano

spartanadjSpartan spartanonSpartan spasmon[Med.]spasm

Hence:spasmodicantispasmodic

spasmodicadj[Med.]spasmodic spasticadj[Med.]spastic spathan[Bot.]spathe

Hence:spathacee

spathaceeadj[Bot.]spathaceous spatialadjspatial spatiamenton(actof)spacing spatiarvtospace

spationspace
Hence:spatialspatiosespatiositatespatiarspatiamento

spatioseadjspacious spatiositatenspaciousness spatula(sp)n1.[Anat.lshoulder2.spatula3.[Zool.]spoonbill spec[spec/spectspic/spect]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:perspicace&conspicue&perspicue&spectar&aspic&circumspic&despicer&inspicer&introspicer& perspicer&prospicer&respicer&retrospic&suspic&frontispicioetc.

specialadjspecial,especial
Hence:specialistaspecialitatespecialisarspecialisation

specialisarvtospecializespecialisarsetospecialize(inacertainfield) specialisationnspecialization specialistanspecialist specialitatenspecialty,speciality specienI.species(1.kind,sort2.group,classespecially:[Bot.,Zool.]3.[Eccl.])II.specieinspecieinspecie

Hence:special&specific&speciose&specificar&subspecie

specienspicepandespeciegingerbread,spicecake
Hence:specierospecieria

specieria(a)n1.groceries(collectively)2.grocery(store) specierongrocer specificadjspecific(1.special,definite2.[Bot.,Zool.])pesospecificspecificgravityremediospecificspecificremedy

Hence:specificitate

specificarvtospecify
Hence:specification

specificationnspecification(=actofspecifying) specificitatenspecificity,specificness specimen[L]nspecimen specioseadjspecious

Hence:speciositate

speciositatenspeciousness

spectseespec spectaculonI.spectacle(1.sight2.publicshowordisplay)II.[Theat.]play,show spectarvtolookat

Hence:spectaculospectator

spectatornspectator spectraladjspectral(1.ghostly2.pertainingtothespectrum)analysespectralspectralcolors spectron1.ghost,specter2.spectrum

Hence:spectralspectroscopioetc.

spectroscopia(a)nspectroscopy spectroscopicadjspectroscopic spectroscopionspectroscope

Hence:spectroscopiaspectroscopistaspectroscopic

spectroscopistanspectroscopist specularadjspecularalso:[Med.]specularvtospeculate(1.toengageinthoughtorreflection2.[Com.])specular super1.tospeculateonorabout2.tospeculatein

Hence:speculationspeculativespeculator

speculationnspeculation(1.thought,reflection2.[Com.]) speculativeadjspeculative(1.pertainingtothoughtorreflection2.involvingrisks) speculatornspeculator speculo(sp)nmirroralso:speculum

Hence:specularspecular&

speech[A]nspeech(=publictalk) sperabileadjtobehoped(for) sperantianhopefundarsusperantiasupertofoundone'shopesonplendesperantiafullofhope,hopeful sperantioseadjhopeful(=fullofhope) sperarvtohope(for)

Hence:sperosperantiasperantiosesperabileinsperabileinsperatedesperar&

spergerseesparger sperma[ma/mat]nsperm
Hence:spermaticspematozoonetc.spermophiloetc.endospermaetc.anglospermeetc.

spermacetinspermaceti spermatseesperma spermaticadjspermatic spermatozoon(z)n[Zool.]spermatozoon spermophilo(m)ngopher,spermophile speronhope spheransphere(1.[Geom.,Astron.]2.asin"sphereofaction")spheracelestecelestialspherespheraarmillar armillarysphere

Hence:sphericsphericitatespheroidespheroidalspherometroetc.atmospheraetc.stratospheraetc.planispherioetc. hemispherioetc.

sphericadjspherical sphericitatensphericity spheroidaladjspheroidal spheroidenspheroid spherometro(metro)n[Phys.]spherometer sphingensphinx(1.[Archaeol.]2.[Entom.]) spianspy

Hence:spiar

spiarvtospy,spyupon spicseespec spicanear(ofgrain),spike

Hence:spiculaspiculatespicatespiciferespicarspiciformeetc.spicilegioetc.spicanardoetc.

spicanardonspikenard spicarvtoear(=toform,beformed,intoearsorspikes) spicateadjspiky,eared,spicate spicifereadj[Bot.]spiciferous,bearingears(ofgrain) spiciformeadjspiciform,earshaped spicilegiongleaninggleaningsspecif.:spicilege(=collection,anthology) spiculan[Bot.]spikelet,spicule spiculateadj[Bot.]spiculate

spinan1.spine,thorn2.fishbonespina(dorsal)spine,backboneessersuperlespinastobeonthorns,onpinsand needles
Hence:spinellospinetospinulaspinalcerebrospinaletc.spiniferespinosespinositateporcospinoetc.spino

spinacenspinach
Hence:spinacia

spinacianspinach spinaladj[Anat.]spinal spinellon[Mineral.lspinel(ruby) spinetonthicketofthornsbrambles spinettan[Mus.]spinet spinifereadjspiniferous spinonthorn,thornbushbramblespinoalbe,spinoblanchawthorn spinoseadjthorny(1.fullofthorns2.asin"athornyquestion") spinositatenthorniness spinulanpin(forfasteningtogetherpartsofclothing,etc.)spinuladesecuritatesafetypin spionnspy
Hence:spionarspionagecontraspionago

spionage(aje)nspying,espionage spionarvtospy spiran1.whorl(ofaspiral)2.[Geom.]spiralalso:coil,etc.

Hence:spiralspiroidespiroidalspirochetaetc.

spiraladjspiralspiraln1.spiral2.hairspring spiranteadj/n[Phonet.]spirant spirarvtobreathe(=torespirealso:tobealive)

Hence:spirantespirationaspirar&conspirar&espirar&inspirar&respirar&suspirar&transpirar&spirometroetc.

spirationn[Theol.]spiration spiritismonspiritualism,spiritism spiritistanspirituatist,spiritist spiritisticadjspiritistic spirito(sp)nspirit(1.asin"spiritofammonia"2."spiritasopposedtobodyormatter"3.asin"tobelieveinspirits" also:sprite)SpiritoSancteHolyGhostspiritomaligneevilspiritspiritofortefreethinkerspiritodecorporeespritde

also:sprite)SpiritoSancteHolyGhostspiritomaligneevilspiritspiritofortefreethinkerspiritodecorporeespritde corps
Hence:spiritualspiritualismo,spiritualista,spiritualitate,spiritualisarspiritualisationspirituosespirituositatespiritismo spiritistaspintistic

spirituseespirito spiritualadjspiritual(1.pertainingtospirit,mind,intellect2.devoidofbody,incorporeal) spiritualisarvspiritualize(=torenderspiritual) spiritualisationnspiritualization spiritualismon[Philos.,Relig.]spiritualism spiritualistan[Philos.,Relig.]spiritualist spiritualitatenspirituality(1.incorporealqualityorstate2.spiritualmindedness) spirituoseadj1.spirited(=fullofspirit)2.spirituous(=alcoholic) spirituositaten1.spiritednessspirituousness,spirituosity spirochetan[Bacteriol.]spirochete spiroidaladjspiroid,spiroidal spiroideadjspiroid,spiroidal spirometria(a)nspirometry spirometricadjspirometric spirometro(metro)nspirometer
Hence:spirometriaspirometric

spissarvtothicken(=tomakethickerordenser) spisseadjthick(1.asin"athickboard","twoinchesthick"2.dense)
Hence:spissitatespissorspissarinspissarinspissation

spissitatenthickness(1.asin"thicknessofaboard"2.density) spissornthickness(1.asin"thicknessofaboard"2.density) splenn[Anat.]spleen,milt

Hence:splenitissplenicaspleniosplenologiaetc.splenopathiaetc.

splendente1.pprofsplender2.adjsplendent splendervtoshine,beresplendent
Hence:splendidesplendorsplendenteresplender&

splendideadj1.bright,resplendent2.splendid

splendornsplendor splenicadj[Anat.]splenic splenitis(tis)n[Med.]splenitis splenologia(a)nsplenorogy splenopathia(a)nsplenopathy spolian1.slough,castskin(ofaserpentetc.)2.spoil,bootyspoliasspoils,loot

Hence:spoliarspoliamento,spoliation,spoliatordespoliar&

spoliamenton1.casting(oftheskinofaserpent,etc.)2.despoiling,stripping spoliarv1.toskin,removetheskin(ofananimal)2.todespoil,stripspoliarsetocastofftheskin spoliationnspoliation,looting spoliatornspoliator,looter spondseespondeo spondaic(ic)adj[Pros.]spondaic,spondaical spondeo(o)n[Pros.]spondee

Hence:spondaic

sponder[spond/spons]v1.topromise(solemnly)2.topledgealso:tobet
Hence:sponsionspons&responder&

spongiansponge
Hence:spongitespongiosespongiositatespongiar

spongiarvtosponge(=tocleanseorwipewithasponge) spongioseadjspongy(=ofthenatureofasponge) spongiositatensponginess spongiten[Mineral.]spongite sponsadj[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:sponsarsponsatesponsosponsal,sponsaliassponsa

sponsseealsosponder sponsan1.newlywedalso:bride2.wifealso:spouse sponsaladjnuptial,matrimonial sponsaliasnplweddingceremony,espousals

sponsarv1.tomarry(=totakeinmarriage)2.toespouse(acause,etc.)sponsarsetomarry(=togetmarried) sponsate1.ppofsponsar2.adjmarried sponsionnbetfacerunsponsiontomakeabet,bet sponson1.newlywedalso:bridegroom2.husbandalso:spouselesponsosthemarriedcouple,husbandandwife spontaneeadjspontaneousgenerationspontaneespontaneousgenerationcombustionspontaneespontaneous combustion spontaneitatenspontaneity,spontaneousness sponteadvvoluntarily,willingly

Hence:spontaneespontaneitato

sporanspore
Hence:sporidiosporangioetc.zoosporaetc.

sporadicadjsporadic
Hence:sporadicitate

sporadicitatensporadicalness sporangion[Bot.]sporangium sporidion[Bot.]sporidium sporonnspur(1."rider'sspur"2.stimulus3.spineonacock'sleg4.[Bot.])

Hence:sporonerosporonarsporonamento

sporonamenton(actof)spurring sporonarvtospur(1.toprickwithspurs2.toincite,stimulate) sporoneronspurrier sport[A]nsport(=physicalexercise)

Hence:sportive

sportiveadjsport(asin"sportclothes") sportsman[A]nsportsman sportswoman[A]nsportswoman sposan1.newlywedalso:bride2.wifealso:spouse sposaliasnplweddingceremony,espousals sposarv1.tomarry(=totakeinmarriage)2.toespouse(acause,etc.)sposarsetomarry(=togetmarried) sposate1.ppofsposar2.adjmarried

sposon1.newlywedalso:bridegroom2.husbandalso:spouselespososthemarriedcouple,husbandandwife
Hence:sposaliassposarsposate,resposarsposa

S.P.Q.R[L]S.P.Q.R.(=senatuspopulusqueromanus) spuer[spu/sput]vtospitalso:tospew
Hence:sputosputiera,sputarsputationconspuerexspuerexspuition

spumanfoam,froth
Hence:spumiferespumosespumositatespumar

spumarvtofoam,froth(=toformorgatherfoamorfroth),tospume spumifereadjspumiferous,foamy spumoseadjfoamy,foaming spumositatenfoaminess sputseespuer sputarvtospit,expectorate sputationnspitting,expectoration sputierarspittoon,cuspidor sputonspit,spittlealso:sputum squaliformeadj[Zool.]squaliform squalon[Ichthyol.]Squalusalso:shark
Hence:squaloidesqualiformeetc.squalodonteetc.

squalodonten[Paleontol.]Squalodon squaloideadj[Zool.]squaloid squamanscale(asin"scaleofafish","scaleofdeadouterskin",etc.)

Hence:squamosesquamar

squamarvtoscale,removethescalesfrom squamoseadjscaly sta[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:stase&stato&static&

staseeista stabileadjstableequilibriostabilestableequilibrium

Hence:stabilitatestabilir&stabilisarstabilisation,stabilisatorinstabileinstabilitate

stabilimentonestablishment(1.actofestablishing,founding,orsettingup2.institution,organization,business,etc.) stabilirvtoestablish(1.tomakefirmorstable2.tofound,setup3.asin"toestablishsomeoneinbusiness")stabilirse toestablishoneself,settle

Hence:stabilimentostabilitorprestabilirrestabilirrestabilimento

stabilisarntostabilize stabilisationnstabilization stabilisatornstabilizer(1.onewhostabilizes2.[Aeronaut.]) stabilitatenstability stabilitornestablisher stabularvtostable stabulationnstabling(ofcattle,horsesetc.) stabulo(st)nstable,cattlebarn,sty,etc.

Hence:stabularstabulation

staccato[I][Mus.]staccato stadion1.[Sports]stadium2.stage(ofdevelopment,etc.) staffanstirrup

Hence:staffettastaffero

stafferongroomfootman staffettanstaffette,estafettemountedcourier stagnante1.pprofstagnar2.adjstagnant stagnarvtostagnate,bestagnant stagnationnstagnation stagnonpond,pool,standingwater

Hence:stagnarstagnantestagnation

stalactiten[Geol.]stalactitestalactitadeglacieicicle
Hence:stalactitic

stalactiticadjstalactitic,stalactitical stalagmiten[Geol.]staiagmite
Hence:stalagmitic

stalagmiticadjstalagmitic,stalagmitical

stalagmiticadjstalagmitic,stalagmitical stallonstall(="choirstall")
Hence:installar&pedestalloetc.

stallonnstallion staminaladj[Bot.]staminal,stamineal staminateadj[Bot.]staminate staminen1.worstedyarn2.[Bot.]stamen

Hence:staminalstaminatestaminifere

staminifereadj[Bot.]staminiferous stampanprint(=engraving,woodcut,etc.) stampage(aje)nstamping,impressing,imprinting stamparvtostamp(=toimpressorimprintwithsomemark)

Hence:stampastampagestampator

stampatornstamper(=onewhoorthatwhichstamps) stand[A]nstand(1.grandstand2.asin"refreshmentstand") standard[A]nstandard(=normofcomparison)standarddevitalivingstandard

Hence:standardisarstandardisation

standardisarvtostandardize standardisationnstandardization standardonstandard,banner stannarvtotin(=toplatewithtin) stannaton[Chem.]stannate stannatorntinplater stannaturantinning,tinplating stannerontinsmith stannicadj[Chem.]stannicacidostannicstannicacid stannifereadjstanniferous,stannic stannontinfoliodestannotinfoil
Hence:stannatostannerostannicstanniferestannarstannator,stannatura

stanza[I]n[Pros.]stanza

stanza[I]n[Pros.]stanza starvtostand(=tobestanding)
Hence:stabile&station&staturastato&circumstar&constar&contrastar&distar&instar&obstar&restar&

starter[A]n[Sports]starter(=officialwhogivesthesignaltostart) stasen[Pathol.]stasis(=stagnationofthebloodinabloodvessel)
Hence:antiperistaseapostasiadiastaseecstase&metastasehypostasehemostaseetc.iconostaseetc.

staticadjstaticalso:[Elec.]
Hence:staticaecstatichypostatichemostaticetc.hydrostaticetc.

staticanstatics stationnI.(actionof)standingII.station(1.stop,stoppingplace2.stationbuilding,depot)stationesdelCruce StationsoftheCrossstationdelannoseason(=oneofthefourdivisionsoftheyear)stationdegasolinagasstation, fillingstation

Hence:stationaristationar

stationarvtohalt,stop(=toceasetogoonormove) stationariadjstationary(=fixedinacertainstation,place,course) statistanstatesman statisticadjstatistica

Hence:statisticostatistica

statisticanstatistics("scienceofstatistics") statisticonstatistician statonI.state(1.conditionormannerofexistence2.commonwealth)II.[Pol.]estateIII.status(=legalstanding, position)statodecosasstateofthings,circumstancesesserinstatode(faceruncosa)tobeinapositionto(do something)statocivilcivilstatushominedestatostatesmancolpodestatocoupd'tatStatosUnite(deAmerica) UnitedStates(ofAmerica)

Hence:statistastatistic&

stato[occurringincompounds]
Hence:aerostatoetc.gyrostatoetc.hemostatoetc.heliostatoetc.

statuanstatue
Hence:statuaristatuariostatuariastatuetta

statuariadjstatuary statuarianstatuary(=artofmakingstatues) statuarionstatuemaker,statuary

statuer[statu/statutstitu/stitut]vtodecree,ordain
Hence:statutostatutariconstituer&,destituer&instituer&prostituer&restituer&substistuer&

statuettanstatuette staturanstature(=bodilyheight) statutseestatuer statutariadjstatutory statuton1.bylaw,ordinance,regulation2.statute(asin"statuteofoccupation") staurarv[occurringincompounds]

Hence:instaurar&restaurar&

steamer[A]nsteamer,steamship stear[ar/at]ntallow,suet
Hence:stearatostearinastearicsteatitesteatomasteatosis

stearaton[Chem.]stearate stearic()adj[Chem.]stearic stearinanstearin steatseestear steatitensteatite,soapstonealso:Frenchchalk steatoman[Med.]steatoma steatosis(sis)n[Med.]fattydegeneration,steatosis steeplechase[A]n[HorseRacing]steeplechase stellanI.star(1.heavenlybody2.asin"tobebornunderaluckystar")II.blaze(onhorse)stella(decinema,de opera,etc.)(film,operatic,etc.)starstellapolarNorthStar,Polarisstelladelmatinomorningstarstelladelvespere eveningstar
Hence:stellarinterstellarstellatestelliferestellarconstellar&

stellaradjstellarstellarvtostar,studwithstars stellateadjstarry,starred(le)bandierastellate(the)StarSpangledBanner stellifereadjstelliferous stenadj[occurringincompounds]steno(=narrow)

Hence:steonographoetc.

stencil[A]n(mimeographing)stencil stenographia(a)nstenography,shorthand

stenographia(a)nstenography,shorthand stenographiarvtostenograph,writeshorthand stenographicadjstenographic stenographistanstenographist,stenographer stenographo(grapho)nstenographer

Hence:stenographiastenographista,stenographirstenographic

Stentorenpr[Gr.Antiq.]Stentorstentorestentor(1.personwithaloudvoice2.[Biol.])
Hence:stentoree

stentoreeadjstentorian Stephano(st)nprStephen steppansteppe sterbordon[Naut.]starboard stercoraladjstercoral stercorarvtomanure,dung stercorariadjstercoral stercorariondunghill stercorenmanure,dung

Hence:stercoralstercoraristercorariostercorar

stereadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]stere,stereo(=solid)
Hence:sterotypoetc.steremetriaetc.stereoscopioetc.stereodecistereoetc.,decastereoetc.

stereon[MetricSystem]stere,cubicmeter stereographia(a)nstereography
Hence:stereographic

stereographicadjstereographic stereometria(a)nstereometry stereoscopia(a)nstereoscopy stereoscopicadjstereoscopic stereoscopionstereoscope

Hence:stereoscopiastereoscopic

stereotomia(a)nstereotomy

stereotomia(a)nstereotomy
Hence:stereotomic

stereotomicadjstereotomic stereotyparvtostereotype(1.tomakeintostereos2.tomakestereotyped) stereotype()adj1.[Print.]stereotype,stereotypical2.stereotyped stereotypia(a)nstereotypingstereotype,stereotypy stereotypicadjstereotype,stereotypic stereotypo()nstereo,stereotype(=stereotypeplate)

Hence:stereotypiastereotypicstereotyparstereotype

sterileadjsterile,barren
Hence:sterilitatesterilisarsterilisation,steritisator,sterilisate

sterilisarvtosterilize(1.todepriveoffecundity2.tofreefrombacteria) sterilisate1.ppofsterilisar2.adjsterile(=freefrombacteria) sterilisationnsterilization sterilisatornsterilizer sterilitatensterility,barrenness stern[stern/strat]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:strato&strataautostrataetc.prosterner&

sternaladj[Anat.]sternal sternalgia(a)n[Med.]sternalgia sternarv[occurringincompounds]

Hence:consternar&prosternar&

sternonbreastbone,sternum
Hence:sternalsternalgiaetc.,sternocostaletc.

sternocostaladj[Anat.]sternocostal sternutamenton1.(actof)sneezing2.sneeze sternutarvtosneeze

Hence:sternutamentosternutationsternatatori

sternutationnsternutation,sneezing sternutatoriadjsternutatory stethon[occurringincompounds]stetho(=breast,chest)

stethon[occurringincompounds]stetho(=breast,chest)
Hence:stethoscopioetc.

stethoscopia(a)nstethoscopy stethoscopicadjstethoscopic stethoscopionstethoscope

Hence:stethoscopiastethoscopic

steward[A]n[Naut.,etc.]steward sthenicadj[Pathol.]sthenic sthenon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]sthen,stheno(=strength)

Hence:sthenic,asthenastheniaasthenicasthenico

stichon[Pros.]stich,stichos
Hence:stichomythiaetc.distichoetc.acrostichioetc.hemistichioetc.

stichomythia(a)n[Gr.Lit.]stichomythy stigma[ma/mat]nstigma(1.brand2.[Pathol.]3.[Bot.]4.[Zool.]spiracle)
Hence:stigmatisarstigmatisationastigmatismoastigmatic

stigmatseestigma stigmata(st)npl[Theol.]stigmata stigmatisarvtostigmatize(1.[Theol.l:2.tobrand,stampwithinfamy) stigmatisationnstigmatization stilettonstiletto,stylet stilisarvtostylize,conventionalize stilisationnstylization stilistanstylist(asin"prosestylist") stilisticadjstylistic,stylistical stilisticanstylistics,stylistic stillandrop
Hence:stillarstillation,distillar&,instillar&

stillarvtodrip stillationndripping stilonstyle(1.[Antiq.]stylus2.mannerofwriting,speaking,making,etc.)haberstilotohavestylestilo(degraphite)

stilonstyle(1.[Antiq.]stylus2.mannerofwriting,speaking,making,etc.)haberstilotohavestylestilo(degraphite) (lead)pencilstilodecarminolipstick
Hence:stilettostilistastilistic,stilisticastilisarstilisation

stimulante1.pprofstimular2.adjstimulatingstimulantenstimulant stimularv1.tostimulate2.togoad stimulationn1.stimulation2.(actionof)goading stimulativeadjstimulative stimulatornstimulator stimulo(st)n1.stimulus2.goad

Hence:stimularstimulante,stimulation,stimulative,stimulator

stinarv[occurringincompounds]
Hence:destinar&obstinar&

stiparvtostuff,fillup
Hence:constipar&

stipendiarvtopayastipendto stipendiariadjstipendiary(=receivingastipend) stipendiarionstipendiary(=onewhoreceivesastipend) stipendionstipend

Hence:stipendiaristipendiariostipendiar

stipularvtostipulate
Hence:stipulation

stipulationnstipulation stirpenstock(1.stem,trunk,etc.2.asin"ofoldEnglishstock")also:stirps
Hence:extirpar&

stition[occurringincompounds]
Hence:interstitio&armistitioetc.solstitioetc.

stituerseestatuer stivage(aje)nestivage stivarvtosteeve,stowintheship'shold

Hence:stivagestivator

stivatornsteever(=onewhosteeves)specif.:stevedore

stivatornsteever(=onewhosteeves)specif.:stevedore stoan[Gr.Antiq.]stoa(=porticospecif.:theStoaatAthenswherethephilosopherZenolectured)
Hence:stoicstoicismo,stoico

stock[A]n[Com.]stock,supply
Hence:stockar

stockarvtostock,layinastockof stoffan1.material,fabric2.stuff(=substance,essence) stoic(stic)adjstoic,stoical(1.[Philos.]2.indifferenttopleasureandpain) stoicismonstoicism(1.[Philos.]2.repressionoftheemotionsindifferencetopleasureandpain) stoico(stico)nstoic(1.[Philos.]2.onewhopracticesstoicism) stolan[Eccl.]stole stoma[ma/mat]n[Bot.]stomastomas[Bot.]stomata

Hence:stomatitisstomatoscopioetc.siphonostomeetc.

stomachaladjstomachic stomacho(st)nstomach
Hence:stomachal

stomatseestoma stomatitis(tis)n[Pathol.]stomatitis stomatoscopionstomatoscope stop![A]interj[Naut.,etc.]stop!also:[Teleg.] stoppantowoakum

Hence:stopposestopparstoppator

stopparvI.tostopup(withtoworoakum)II.tostop(1.tobringamotoracar,etc.toahalt2.tocometoahalt) stoppatorncaulker stopposeadjtow,towy strabeadjcrosseyed,squintingesserstrabetosquint,besquinteyed

Hence:strabismostrabotomiaetc.

strabismonstrabismus,squinting strabotomia(a)n[Surg.]strabotomy strangularv1.tostrangle2.[Med.]tostrangulate

Hence:strangulationstrangulatorstrangulate

Hence:strangulationstrangulatorstrangulate

strangulate1.ppofstrangular2.adj[Med.]strangulatedherniastrangulatestrangulatedhernia strangulationnstrangulation strangulatornstranglerlestrangulatores[Hist.]theThugs stratseestern stratan(paved)road,highway,street stratagema[ma/mat]nstratagem

Hence:stratagematic

stratagematseestratagema stratagematicadjstratagemic,stratagematic strategia(a)nstrategy strategicadjstrategic strategistanstrategist strategon1.leader(ofanarmy,etc.)2.strategist

Hence:strategiastrategistastrategic

stratificarv[Geol.]tostratify(=todepositinstrata) stratificationn[Geol.]stratification stratonlayer,stratum

Hence:stratificarstratiscationsubstratostratospheraetc.

stratospheranstratosphere
Hence:stratospheric

stratosphericadjstratospheric,stratospherical strepervtorattle,rumble,din
Hence:strepitostrepitosestrepitar

strepitarvtomakea(great)noise,din,rattling strepito(str)nnoise,din strepitoseadjnoisy streptadj[occurringincompounds]strepto(=twisted)

Hence:streptococcoetc.

streptococcon[Bacteriol.]streptococcus

streptococcon[Bacteriol.]streptococcus strictseestringer stricteadjI.narrow(=oflittlebreadth)II.tight(=fittingclosely)III.strict(1.precise2.severe) strictessan1.narrowness2.tightness3.closeness strictonstraits,narrowsalso:sound stricturan(actof)bindingtightly,tightening,stricture stridente1.pprofstrider2.adjstrident stridentianstridence,stridency stridervtomakeaharsh,shrill,noisetocreak,grate,shrill,whir,etc.

Hence:stridentestridentiastridorstridule&

stridornstridor(=shrill,shriekingsound) stridulanteadjstridulant,stridulent stridularvtostridulatespecif.:[Zool.]also:tosqueak stridulationnstridulationspecif.:[Zool.] stridulatornstridulator stridulatoriadjstridulatory striduleadjstridulous,creaking,squeaky

Hence:stridularstridulantestridulationstridulatorstridulatori

strigen[Zool.]Strix
Hence:strigides

strigides(str)npl[Zool.]Strigidae stringer[string/strict]vtoenfoldtightly,compress
Hence:stricturastrictestrictessa,strictoastringer&constringer&restringer&

strontiseeStrontian StrontiannprStrontian(=parishofStrontian)
Hence:strontianastrontianitestrontium

strontianan[Chem.lstrontia strontianiten[Mineral.]strontianite,strontian strontium[strn]n[Chem.]strontium strophenstrophe(1.[Gr.Lit.]2.[Pros.]stanza)

strophenstrophe(1.[Gr.Lit.]2.[Pros.]stanza)
Hence:strophicapostrophe&

strophicadjstrophic,strophical stropiarvtomaim,cripple,lame,etc.
Hence:stropiato

stropiatoncripple,maimedperson,etc. structseestruer structuranstructure structuraladjstructural strudel[G]nstrudel struer[stru/struct]v1.toarrange,putinordertoprepare2.tobuild,construct

Hence:structurastructural,infrastructura,substructura,superstructuraconstruer&destruer&instruer&obstruer& substruer&

strumanstruma(1.scrofuloustumor2.goiter)
Hence:strumose

strumoseadjstrumous(=affectedwithstruma)also:affectedwithgoiter struthionostrichhaberunstomachodestruthiotohavethedigestionofanostrich
Hence:avestruthioetc.

strychnicadjstrychnic strychninan[Chem.]strychnine strychninismon[Med.]strychninism strychnon[Bot.]Strychnos

Hence:strychnicstrychninastrychninismo

stuccarvtostucco,overlavwithstucco stuccatornstuccoer,stuccoworker stuccaturanstuccowork stucco[I]nstucco

Hence:stuccarstuccator,stuccatura

studentenstudent studervtostudy
Hence:studentestudiostudiose,studiarstudiante

Hence:studentestudiostudiose,studiarstudiante

studiantenstudent studiarvtostudy studionI.study(1.actorprocessofstudying2.roomdevotedtostudy3.[Art,Lit.]4.[Mus.]tude)II.studio studioseadjstudious(=assiduousinstudy) stupefacer[fac/fact]vtostupefy(1.tomaketorpid,benumb2.toamaze)

Hence:stupefacientestupefactionstupefactive

stupefacienteadjstupefying,stupefacientstupefacientennarcotic,stupefacient stupefactseestupefacer stupefactionnstupefaction(1.torpor2.amazement) stupefactiveadjstupefying,stupefactive stupendeadjamazing,stupendous stupervtobestunned,amazed,etc.

Hence:stupide&stupendestuporstupefaceretc.

stupideadj1.stunned,amazed2.stupid
Hence:stupiditate

stupiditatenstupidity stupornstupor stupula(st)nstubble(=thestumpsofwheat,corn,grass,etc.leftinthegroundafterreaping) sturionn[Ichthyol.]sturgeon sturnonstarling

Hence:stygie

stygieadjStygian Stygenpr[Gr.Mythol.]Styx
Hence:stygie

suadjposshisherits
Hence:sue[sui]suicidaetc.suicidioetc.

suabeadjSwabian
Hence:suaboSuabia

SuabianprSwabia suabonSwabian(1.inhabitantofSwabia2.Swabiandialect)

suabonSwabian(1.inhabitantofSwabia2.Swabiandialect) suader[suad/suas]vtoadvise,urge,persuade
Hence:suasibilesuasionsuasivedissuader&persuader&

suasseesuader suasibileadjsuasible,persuadable suasionnsuasion suasiveadjsuasive,suasory suaveadjsweet,pleasing,suave

Hence:suavitatesuaviloquenteetc.

suaviloquenteadjmildspoken suavitatensweetness,mildness subprepunder,below,beneath subprefixo[subjecttoassimilationbeforec,f,g,m,p,rsometimessusbeforec,p,t]sub,suc,suf, sug,sum,sup,sur,sus(1.under,underneath2.subordinatesubdivisionof3.slightly4.up,upwards)

Hence:subclavioetc.sublingualetc.sublinearetc.suburbioetc.subalimentaretc.subbulliretc.sublevaretc.succurrer etc.suffumigaretc.supportaretc.supprimeretc.suspenderetc.susteneretc.

subalimentarvtoundernourish subalimentationnundernourishmentalso:malnutrition subalterneadjsubaltern,subordinate subbullimentonsimmering subbullirvtosimmer subcamisanundershirt subclavion[Anat.]subclavius subconscienteadjsubconscious subconscienten[Psychol.]subconscious subconscientiansubconsciousness subcontrariadj[Philos.]subcontrary subcuppansaucer subcutaneeadjsubcutaneous subdelegarvsubdelegate subdelegationnsubdelegation

subdelegationnsubdelegation subdivider[vid/vis]vtosubdivide subdivisibileadjsubdivisible subdivisionnsubdivision subdominanten[Mus.]subdominant subgonnellanpetticoat,slip,underskirt subhumanadjsubhuman subindeadv1.immediatelyafter,justafter,forthwith2.repeatedly,frequentlyfromtimetotime subitaneeadjsudden

Hence:subitaneitate

subitaneitatensuddenness subite(s)adjsudden
Hence:subitanee&subito

subito(s)advsuddenly,unexpectedly subjacenteadjsubjacent subjacervsubjacera(uncosa)tolieunder(something)

Hence:subjacente

subjectseesubjic subjectarvtosubject,subjugate subjecteadjsubject(1.beingunderthedominationofanother2.asin"subjecttotemptation"3.asin"atreatysubject toratification") subjectionnsubjection(=actionofsubjectingorsubjugating) subjectiveadjsubjective(1.pertainingtoasubject2.asin"asubjectivejudgment'3.[Philos.]4.[Psychol.]) subjectivismon[Philos.]subjectivism subjectivistavsubjectivist subjectivitatensubjectiveness,subjectivity subjectonI.subject(1.matter,theme,topic2.[Gram.]3.[Philos.]4.asin"Britishsubject")II.individual,fellow, chap subjic[jic/ject]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:subjectionsubjectivesubjectivismo,subjectivista,subjectivitatesubjectesubjectosubjectar

subjugarvtosubjugate

subjugarvtosubjugate
Hence:subjugationsubjugator

subjugationnsubjugation subjugatornsubjugator subjunctseesubjunger subjunctiveadj1.conjunctive,connective2.[Gram.]subjunctive subjunctivon[Gram.]subjunctive(mood) subjunger[jung/junct]vtosubjoin,annex,append

Hence:subjunctivesubjunctivo

sublevamenton1.(actof)raising,liftingup2.revolt,insurrection sublevarv1.toraise,liftup2.toincitetorevoltsublevarsetorise,revolt
Hence:sublevamentosublevation

sublevationnsublevation(1.(actof)raising,liftingup2.revolt,insurrection) sublimarvtosublimate(1.toexalttosublime,makesublime2.[Chem.Phychoanalysis,etc.]) sublimationnsublimation sublimaton[Chem.]sublimate sublimeadj/nsublimePortaSublimeSublimePorte

Hence:sublimitatesublimarsublimation,sublimato

subliminaladj[Psychol.]subliminal sublimitatensublimity sublinearvtounderline sublingualadj[Anat.]sublingual sublobularadjsublobular sublocarvtosublet

Hence:sublocation

sublocationn(actof)subletting sublocotenenten[Mil.]sublieutenant sublunaradjsublunary,sublunar submarinadjsubmarine

Hence:submarino

Hence:submarino

submarinonsubmarine(torpedoboat) submaxillaradj[Anat.]submaxillary submerger[merg/mers]vtosubmerge

Hence:submergibilesubmersibileinsubmersibilesubmersionsubmerse

submergibileadjsubmersible submersseesubmerger submerseadjsubmerged,submersed submersibileadjsubmersiblesubmersibilensubmarineboat submersionnsubmersion subministrarvtofurnish,supply submissseesubmitter submisseadjsubmissive submissionnsubmission submissiveadjsubmissive submitter[mitt/miss]v1.tosubdue,subject2.tosubmit(asin"tosubmitforapproval")submittersetosubmit, yield
Hence:submissioninsubmissionsubmissivesubmisse

subnavigarvtocruiseunderwater subnegarvtoconceal,holdback,withhold(informationrequiredbylaw)
Hence:subnegation

subnegationnconcealment,withholding(informationrequiredbylaw) subordinarvtosubordinate subordinate1.ppofsubordinar2.adjsubordinatesubordinateasubordinatetopropositionsubordinatesubordinate clause subordinationnsubordination subordinatonsubordinate subornarvtosuborn

Hence:subornationsubornator

subornationnsubornation subornatornsuborner

subornatornsuborner subprefectonsubprefect subprefecturansubprefecture subpriornsubprior subprioransubprioress subproductonbyproduct subrogarvtosurrogate,subrogate

Hence:subrogationsubrogate

subrogateadjsurrogated subrogationnsubrogation subscriber[scrib/script]vtosubscribe(1.tosignone'snameto2.topromiseoverone'ssignature3.asin"to subscribetoaperiodicalorotherinstallmentpublication")

Hence:subscriptionsubscriptor

subscriptseesubscriber subscriptionnsubscription(1.actofsigningone'snameto2.asin"subscriptionforaperiodical,etc.") subscriptornsubscriber subsequenteadjsubsequent subsequentiansubsequence subsequervtofollownext

Hence:subsequentesubsequentia

subsidervtoabate,settledown,subside
Hence:subsidio&

subsidiarvtosubsidize(=tograntasubsidyto) subsidiariadjsubsidiary,supplementary

subsidionsubsidy
Hence:subsidiarisubsidiar

subsistenteadjsubsistent(=existing) subsistentiansubsistencemediosdesubsistentiameansofsubsistence,livelihood subsistervtosubsist(1.tocontinuetoexist2.tokeeponeselfalive)

Hence:subsistentesubsistentia

Hence:subsistentesubsistentia

subspecien[Biol.]subspecies substantiansubstance(1.[Philos.]2.matter,material,stuff3.materialpossessions,property4.asin"thesubstanceof whathesaid')insubstantiainsubstance

Hence:substantialsubstantialitate,consubstantial&,insubstantialinsubstantialitatesubstantive&consubstantiation transsubstantiar&

substantialadjsubstantial(1.[Philos.]2.havingsubstance) substantialitatensubstantiality substantiveadjsubstantive(=independentandselfsubsistent)leverbosubstantive'esser'thesubstantiveverb'tobe'

Hence:substantivo

substantivonsubstantive,noun substituer[stitu/stitut]vtosubstitute(=toputintheplaceofanotherpersonorthing)
Hence:substitutionsubstituto

substitutseesubstituer substitutionnsubstitution substitutonsubstitute substratonsubstratumalso:[Metaph.] substructseesubstruer substructionn[Arch.]substruction substructuransubstructure substruer[stru/struct]v[Arch.]tosubstruct

Hence:substruction

subtangenten[Math.]subtangent subtender[tend/tens]v[Geom.]tosubtend
Hence:subtensa

subtensseesubtender subtensan[Geom.]subtense subterfugionsubterfuge subterfugirvtomakeuseofsubterfuges

Hence:subterfugio

subterraneeadjsubterranean

subterraneonbasement,undergroundpassageorroom,etc. subtiladjsubtle,subtile
Hence:subtilitatesubtilisarsubtilisation

subtilisarv1.torarefy,refine2.tosubtilize(=tomakesubtledistinctions) subtilisationn1.rarefaction2.subtilization(=drawingofsubtledistinctions) subtilitatensubtlety,subtility subtitulo(t)nsubtitle subtractseesubtraher subtractionn1.withdrawal,removal2.[Math.]subtraction subtraher[trah/tract]v1.towithdraw,takeaway2.[Math.]tosubtractsubtraherseatoelude,escapefrom

Hence:subtraction

subtropicaladjsubtropical subtus(sb)advbelow,beneath,underneath subula(s)nawl

Hence:subulate

subulateadjsubulate,awlshaped suburbanadjsuburban suburbicariadj[Eccl.]suburbicarian,suburbicary suburbionsuburb subvenir[ven/vent]vtoassist,aid

Hence:subventionsubventionar

subventseesubvenir subventionnsubvention subventionarvtosubsidize,endow subversseesubverter subversionnsubversion(=overthrow) subversiveadjsubversive subversornsubverter subverter[vert/vers]vtoverthrow,subvert

subverter[vert/vers]vtoverthrow,subvert
Hence:subversionsubversivesubiversor

subvestimentosnplunderwear,underclothes sucseesub succedaneeadjsubstitute,succedaneous

Hence:succedaneo

succedaneonsubstitute,succedaneum succeder[ced/cess]vtosucceed(1.tofollow2.tobesuccessful)
Hence:succedanee&successionsuccessivesuccessorsuccessoinsuccessosuccedite

succedite1.ppofsucceder2.adjsuccessful successseesucceder successionnsuccession(1.thecomingofonethingorpersonafteranother2."successionasheir") successiveadjsuccessive successivementeadvsuccessively,insuccession successon1.outcome2.successcon(bon)successosuccessfully successornsuccessor succinaton[Chem.]succinate succinctseesuccinger succincteadjsuccinct succinger[cing/cinct]vtogirdup
Hence:succincte

succinicadj[Chem.]succinic succinonyellowamber,succin,succinite
Hence:succinatosuccinic

succon1.juice,sap,etc.2.pith,quintessence(ofabook,poem,etc.)succogastricgastricjuicesuccopancreatic pancreaticjuice
Hence:succino&succulente&succose

succoseadjjuicy succubarvtoliebelow(=nottolieontop)
Hence:succubo

succubo(sc)nsuccubus

succulenteadjsucculent
Hence:succulentia

succulentiansucculence succumbervtosuccumb succurrer[curr/curs]vtosuccor,help

Hence:succurribilesuccursosuccursal

succurribileadjsuccorable succursseesuccurrer succursaladjsubsidiary,succursal succursalnbranch,branchoffice succursonsuccor,help succussseesuccuter succussanshake,shakingalso:quake succussionn[Med.]succussion succuter[cut/cuss]v1.toshake(asin"toshakeatree")2.toshakeoff

Hence:succussionsuccusa

sucrage(je)nsugaring,sweetening sucrarvtosugar,sweeten sucrate1.ppofsucrar2.adjsweet,sugary sucreria(a)nsugarworks sucreronsugarmaker sucrieransugarbowl sucronsugar

Hence:sucrerosucreriasucrierasucrosasucrarsucrage,sucrate

sucrosan[Chem.]sucrose suctseesuger suctionnsuction(=actofsucking) sudnsouth(ir)alsud(togo)south(vento)delsudsouth(wind)polosudSouthPolelecrucedelsud[Astron.]the SouthernCross

Hence:sudwestetc.sudsudestetc.

SudannprSudan
Hence:sudanese

sudaneseadj/nSudanese sudarvtosweat,perspiresudarsanguinetosweatblood
Hence:sudariosudor&sudationsudatoriexsudar&transsudar&

sudarionsudary,sudarium sudationn(excessive)perspiration sudatoriadjsudatory sudestnsoutheast sudornsweat,perspirationinlesudordesufrontebythesweatofone'sbrow

Hence:sudoriferesudorificsudorificosudoripareetc.

sudorifereadjsudoriferous sudorificadjsudorific sudorificon[Pharm.]sudorific sudoripareadjsudoriferous,sudoriparousglandulasudoriparesweatgland sudsudestnSouthSoutheast sudwestnSouthwest suepronposshishersits suer[su/sut]v1.tosew2.tostitchmachinaasuersewingmachine

Hence:subula&suturasutural

sufseesub sufficervtosuffice,besufficient
Hence:sufficientesufficientia,insufficienteinsufficientia

sufficienteadjsufficient sufficientian1.sufficiency(=sufficientquantity,supply,etc.)2.(adequate)qualification,ability,competence suffig[fig/fix]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:suffixosuffixar

suffixseesuffig suffixarvtosuffix

suflixon[Gram.]suffix sufflarvI.toblow(1.tosendoutastrongcurrentofair2.asin"thewindblows")II.toprompt(anactor,etc.)III. [Checkers]toblow,huffsufflaralauresdeunpersonatowhisperintosomebody'sear

Hence:sufflosufflettosufflatorinsufflar&

sufflatorn1.blower(=onewhoorthatwhichblows)2.[Theat.]prompter sufflettonbellows(asin"handbellows") sufflon1.breath,breathing2.breeze,waft suffocanteadjchoking,stifling suffocarv1.tosuffocate,choke(someoneorsomething)2.tobecomesuffocatedorchoked

Hence:suffocantesuffocation

suffocationnsuffocation suffraganeeadj[Eccl.]suffraganepiscoposuffraganeesuffraganbishop suffragarv1.tovote(for)2.tohelp,support3.[Eccl.]tointercede(for)

Hence:suffraganeesuffrigiosuffragista

suffragette[A]nsuffragette suffragion1.suffrage,vote2.help,support3.[Eccl.]suffragesuffragiouniversaluniversalsuffrage suffragistansuffragist suffrentiansuffering,pain suffrervtosuffer(1.toundergo,endure2.tobearwith,tolerate3.toexperiencementalorphysicalpain4.tobe injured,harmed,impaired).

Hence:suffrentiasuffribileinsuffribilesuffritor

suffribileadjbearable,tolerable,sufferable suffritornsufferer(=onewhosufferspain,etc.) suffumigarvtosuffumigate

Hence:suffumigation

suffumigationnsuffumigation sugseesub suger[sug/suct]vtosuck(asin"tosuckblood")

Hence:suctionexsugexsuctionsanguisugaetc.

suggerer[ger/gest]vtosuggest(=toprompt,putintoone'smind)also:[Hypnot.]

Hence:suggestibilesuggestibilitatesuggestionsuggestionarsuggestive

suggestseesuggerer suggestibileadjsuggestible(1.easilyinfluencedbysuggestion,esphypnoticsuggestion2.thatmaybesuggested) suggestibilitatensuggestibility suggestionnsuggestion(=prompting)also:[Hypnot.] suggestionarvtosuggest(=toprompt,putintoone'smind)also:[Hypnot.] suggestiveadjsuggestive(=tendingtosuggest) [sui]pron/adjposshis,her,hers,its suicidansuicide(=onewhocommitssuicide)

Hence:suicidalsuicidar

suicidaladjsuicidal suicidarvsuicidarsetocommitsuicide suicidionsuicide,selfmurder suite[F]nsuite(1.following,retinue2.[Mus.]) sulcarvtofurrow,plow sulcon1.furrow2.wake(ofaship)

Hence:sulcar

sulfseesulfure sulfaton[Chem.]sulphate sulfhydricadjsulphydricacidosulfhydricsulphydricacid sulfhydronsulphydrate sulfidon[Chem.]sulphide sulfiton[Chem.]sulphite sulfonn[Chem.]sulphone sulfonaln[Med.]sulphonal sulfurarvtosulphurize,sulphur sulfurationnsulphurization,sulphuration sulfuratornsulphurator sulfuren[Chem.]sulphurflordesulfure[Chem.]flowersofsulphur

Hence:sulfurierasulfureesulfuricsulfurosehyposulfurosesulfurarsulfuration,sulfuratorsulfatohyposulfato, arseniosulfatoetc.sulfidooxysulfidoetc.sulfitohyposulfitosulfonsulfonalsulfhydratoetc.sulfhydricetc.

sulfureeadjsulphurous,sulphureous sulfuricadjsulphuric sulfurieransulphurmine sulfuroseadjsulphurous(asin"sulphurousacid") sulky[A]nsulky(=light,twowheeledhorsedrawnvehicle) sultannsultan(=rulerofaMohammedanstate)

Hence:sultanatosultana

sultanan1.sultana,sultaness2.[Hist.]sultane(=longgowninTurkishstyle) sultanatonsultanate sumseesub sumer[sum/sumpt]vtotake,layholdof

Hence:sumpto&assumer&consumer&presumer&resumer&

summansum(1.[Math.]2.amountofmoney3.summary,epitome)facerlesumma(de)toaddupsummatotalsum totalinsummainshort
Hence:summistasummari&summarsummatorconsummar&

summarv[Math.]toaddup summariadjsummary(1.expoundedbriefly2.[Law])
Hence:summariosummarisarsummarisation

summarionsummary summarisarvtosummarize summarisationnsummarization summatornonewhodoessums summeadjhighest,topmost

Hence:summitatesumma&

summistansummist summitaten1.summit,top2.leadingoroutstandingperson sumptseesumer sumptonexpense,cost

Hence:sumptuarisumptuosesumptuositate

sumptuseesumpto sumptuariadjsumptuarylegesumptuarisumptuarylaw sumptuoseadjsumptuous sumptuositatensumptuousness supseesub super(s)I.prep1.on,uponontopofabove,over2.about,concerning,onII.advabove,ontopsupertotoabove all

Hence:superbe&superesuperior&,superarsuperabileinsuperabile

superprefixosuper,over(1.over,above2.veryexcessively,toomuch)
Hence:supercargaetc.supertaxaetc.supertotoetc.superhumanetc.superflueetc.superabundaretc.superpagaretc. superponeretc.

superabileadjsurmountable,superable superabundanteadjsuperabundant superabundantiansuperabundance superabundarvtosuperabound superalimentarvtooverfeed superalimentationnoverfeeding superarv1.toovercome,vanquish,surmount2.tosurpass,excel,exceed superbeadj1.arrogant,overbearing2.superb

Hence:superbia

superbianarrogance,haughtiness supercargansurcharge(1.overload2."surchargeonapostagestamp") supercargarvtooverload,overburden superciliariadjsuperciliary supercilion(eye)brow supercilioseadjbeetlebrowed,beetlingalso:supercilious supercingula(cng)nsurcingle supercostaladj[Anat.]supracostal supereadjhigher,upper

supereminenteadjsupereminent supereminentiansupereminence supererogarvtcsupererogate

Hence:supererogationsupererogatori

supererogationnsupererogation supererogatoriadjsupererogatory(asin"supererogatoryfasts") superexcitarvtooverexciteoverstimulate superexcitationnoverexcitementsurexcitation superfaciensurface(1.exteriorofanobject,superficialarea) superfetationnsuperfetation(1.[Physiol.]2.redundance,superfluity) superficialadjsuperficial superficialitatensuperficiality superficiensurface(=superficialarea)

Hence:superacialsuperacialitate

superfinadjsuperfine superflueadjsuperfluous
Hence:superfluitate

superfluitatensuperfluity superhominensuperman superhumanadjsuperhuman superintendentensuperintendent superintendentiansupervision,superintendence superintendervtosuperintend

Hence:superintendentesuperintendentia

superioradj1.higher,upper2.superior
Hence:superioritate

superiornsuperioralso:[Eccl.]matresuperiormothersuperior superioritatensuperiority superlativeadjsuperlative(1.supreme2.[Gram.])

Hence:superlativo

superlativon[Gram.]superlative supermundanadjsupermundane,supernatural supernaturaladjsupernatural supernavigarvtosailabovetofloatorsailon(topof) supernominarvtosurnamealso:tonickname,giveanicknameto supernominensurnamealso:nickname

Hence:supernominar

supernumerariadjsupernumerary,extra superpaganoverpayment superpagarvtooverpay superpassarvtosurpass(1.toexcel2.toexceed) superponer[pon/posit]vtosuperpose,superimpose

Hence:superposition

superpositseesuperponer superpositionnsuperposition,superimposition superproductionnoverproduction supersaturarvtosupersaturate supersaturationnsupersaturation superscarpanovershoe superseminarvtosowover(groundalreadysown) superstitionnsuperstition

Hence:superstitiose

superstitioseadjsuperstitious superstructuransuperstructure supertaxansurtax supertoton1.overcoat,surtout2.topcoat3.overalls supervenientiansupervenience supervenirvtohappen,supervene

Hence:supervenientia

superviventensurvivor superviventiansurvival(asin"survivalofthefittest") supervivervtosurvive(=tocontinuetoexist)superviveratosurvive(=tooutlive,outlast)

Hence:superviventesuperviventia

suppansoup
Hence:suppiera

suppierantureen supplantarvtosupplant,supersede
Hence:supplantationsupplantator

supplantationnsupplantation supplantatornsupplanter supplementarvtosupplement supplementariadjsupplementaryangulossupplementarisupplementalangles supplementationnsupplementation supplementonsupplement(1.addition2.[Math.])

Hence:supplementarisupplementarsupplementation

supplerv1.tosupply,provide,furnish2.tosubstitute,tosupplyfor(someone)3.tobeasubstituteorreplacement
Hence:supplemento&suppletionsuppletivesuppletorsuppletori

suppletionn[Gram.]suppletion suppletiveadjsupplementary,suppletive suppletorn1.supplier,provider2.substitute,deputy suppletoriadjsupplementary,suppletory supplica(sp)nrequest,prayer,petition supplicantensupplicant,suppliant supplicarvtoentreat,supplicate supplicationnentreaty,supplication supplicatornsuppliant,supplicator supplicatoriadjsupplicatory

supplice(sp)adjsupplicant
Hence:supplicio&supplicarsupplica,supplicante,supplication,supplicator,supplicatori

suppliciarv1.toexecute,puttodeath2.totorture suppliciaton1.executedperson2.personundertorture supplicionpunishmenttortureexecution

Hence:suppliciarsuppliciato

supponer[pon/posit]vtosuppose
Hence:suppositiciesuppositionsuppositivesuppositoriopresupponer&

supportabileadjsupportable,bearable supportarvtosupport(1.tosustain,carry2.toendure,suffer)
Hence:supportosupportabileinsupportabile

supportonsupport(=anythingthatsupportsorholdsup) suppositseesupponer suppositicieadjsupposititious,spurious suppositionnsupposition suppositiveadjsuppositive suppositorion[Med.]suppository suppressseesupprimer suppressionnsuppressionalso:[Med.] suppressiveadjsuppressive supprimer[prim/press]vtosuppress(asin"tosuppressnewspapers,asmile,etc.")
Hence:suppressionsuppressive

suppurante1.pprofsuppurar2.adjsuppurant,suppurative suppurantensuppurative suppurarvtosuppurate(=toformorsecretepus)

Hence:suppurantesuppurationsuppurative

suppurationnsuppuration suppurativeadjsuppurative supraI.prepabove,overII.advonthetop,above

suprarenaladj[Anat.]suprarenal,adrenalcapsulas,glandulas,suprarenaladrenalglands suprasensibileadj[Philos.]supersensiblespec.:spiritual suprematia(a)nsupremacy supremeadj1.supreme2.last,finallehorasupremethelasthour,thehourofdeathinlesupremegradointhehighest degreecortesupremeSupremeCourt

Hence:suprematia

[sur]prepon,uponontopof surseesub surancalf(oftheleg)

Hence:sural

suraladjsural(=pertainingtothecalfoftheleg surdeadj1.deaf2.surd,dull,muffled
Hence:surdinasurditateassurdarsurdemuteetc.

surdemuteadjdeafanddumb,deafmute surdinan[Mus.]mute,sordine surditatendeafness surgente1.pprofsurger2.adjsurgent surger[surg/surrect]vtorise,arisealso:toloom,emerge

Hence:surgenteinsurger&resurger&

surmontabileadjsurmountable surmontarvtosurmount(1.toriseabove2.tobeaboveorontopof3.toovercome)
Hence:surmontabileinsurmontabile

surplicion[Eccl.]surplice surplus[F]nsurplus surprendenteadjsurprising surprender[prend/pris]vtosurprise(1.totakeunawares2.toastonish)

Hence:surprendentesurprisa

surprisseesurprender surprisansurprise(1.unexpectedact,event,etc.2."feelingofsurprise")persurprisabysurprise surrealismonsurrealism

surrealistansurrealist surrep[rep/rept]v[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:surreptionsurrepticie

surreptseesurrep surrepticieadjsurreptitious surreptionnsurreptitiousactionormannersurreption surrider[rid/ris]vtosmile(=tobesmiling)

Hence:surriso

surrisseesurrider surrisonsmile surrogarvtosubstitutefor,replace

Hence:surrogato

surrogatonsubstitute(asin"substituteforcoffee"),surrogate sursumcorda[L]sursumcorda,liftupyourhearts! surtout[F]novercoat surveliantensupervisor,superintendent,watcher surveliantiansupervision,superintendence,watch suveliarvtosupervise,superintend,watch

Hence:surveliantesurveliantia

susseesub susceptseesuscip susceptibileadjsusceptible(=verysensitive)also:touchy susceptiblede(amelioration)susceptibleorcapableof(improvement) susceptibilitatensusceptibilitysusceptiblenessalso:touchiness susceptionn[Eccl.]susceptiondelordinessacresusceptionofholyorders susceptiveadjsusceptive suscip[cip/cept][occurringinderivatives]

Hence:susceptibilesusceptibilitatesusceptionintussusceptionetc.susceptive

suscitarvtoraiseup,bringintobeinggiverisetostirup,instigate

Hence:suscitationresuscitar&

suscitationn(actionof)raisingupprovocationinstigation suspectseesuspic suspectarvtosuspect suspecteadjsuspicious,suspect suspender[pend/pens]vtosuspend(1.tohang,hangup2.asin"tosuspendsentence,publication,etc."3.to removetemporarilyfromoffice,function,etc.)

Hence:suspensionsuspensivesuspensorsuspensoriosuspense

suspensseesuspender suspenseadjinsuspense,insuspension suspensionnsuspension(=actofsuspending) suspensiveadjsuspending,suspensive suspensornsuspender(=onewhoorthatwhichsusspendsorallowstosuspend)suspensores[Clothing]suspenders suspensorion[Med.]suspensory suspic[spic/spect]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:suspicionsuspiciosesuspectesuspectar

suspicionnsuspicion suspicioseadjsuspicious,distrustful suspirarvtosightosuspire

Hence:suspirosuspirator

suspiratornsigher suspiron1.sigh2.[Mus.]quarterrest SusquehannanprSusquehanna sustenente1.pprofsustener2.adjsustaining sustenentiansustenance sustenepectorenbrassire sustener[ten/tent]vtosustain(1.topropup2.toback,giveone'ssupportto3.tokeep,maintain4.tobear, endure)sustenerse1.toholdoneselfup2.tocontinue,last(=tocontinuetoexist)

Hence:sustenimentosustenentesustenentiasustentorsustentarsustentamento,sustentationsustenepectoreetc.

sustenimentonsustainment(1.sustaining2.meansofsupport)

sustentseesustener sustentamentonsustenance sustentarvtosustain,feed,etc. sustentationnsustentation sustentornsustainer susurranteadjwhispering,murmuring,rustling,susurrant,etc. susurrarv1.(tomakealow,continuoussound),tohum,dronebuzz,etc.2.towhisper,mutter,mumble,grumble,etc.

Hence:susurrosusurrantesusurrationsusurrator

susurrationnsusurration susurratornmurmurer,whisperer,hummer,etc. susurronmurmur,buzz,hum,rustle,etc.also:susurrus sutseesuer suturan1.suture(1.[Anat.,Bot.]2.[Surg.])II.sewing,stitchingalso:needleworkIII.seam(ofadress,suit,etc.) suturaladjsutural SvedanprSweden

Hence:svedesvedo

svedeadjSwedish svedon1.Swede2.Swedish svelteadjslender,slimalso:svelte sweater[A]nsweater,(knitted)jumper Switzanpr1.Switzerland2.Schwyz

Hence:switzeswitzo

switzeadjSwisscaseoswitzeSwisscheese switzonI.Swiss(1.nativeofSwitzerland2.Swissguard,Switzer3.Swisslanguageordialect)II.[Eccl.etc.]hall porter(infullregalia) sylseesyn syllaba(sl)nsyllable

Hence:syllabismosyllabicsyllabarsyllabationparisyllabeetc.polysyllabeetc.bisyllabeetc.monosyllabeetc.

syllabarvtosyllabify syllabarionsyllabary

syllabationnsyllabification syllabicadjsyllabic syllabismonsyllabism syllepsisnsyllepyiy syllepticadjsylleptic syllogisarvtosyllogize

Hence:syllogismosyllogistic

syllogismonsyllogism syllogisticadjsyllogistic sylphide(sl)nsylphsylphid sylphon(male)sylph sylvseesilva symseesyn symbolicadjsymbolical,symbolicalso:[Relig.] symbolican1.symbolism(=systemofsignsorsymbols)2.symbology symbolisarvtosymbolize symbolisationnsymbolization symbolismonsymholism(1.practiceorartofusingsymbols2.systemofsymbolsorsigns) symbolistansymbolist(=onewhousessymbolsorpractisessymbolism) symbolo(sm)nsymbol(1.[Relig.]2.symbolicrepresentation3.significantmarkorcharacter)
Hence:symbolismosymbolistasymbolicsymbolicasymbolisarsymbolisationsymbologiaetc.

symbologia(a)nsymbology symmetradj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]symmetr(=symmetrical)
Hence:symmetriasymmetricasymmetric,symmetrisar,pseudosymmetriaetc.asymmetreasymmetria

symmetria(a)nsymmetry symmetricadjsymmetric,symmetrical symmetrisarvsymmetrize sympathadj[occurringinderivatives]sympath(=sympathetic)

Hence:sympathiasympathic,sympathisar

sympathia(a)n1.sympathy(=affinitybetweenpersonsorthings)2.liking,friendlyfeeling sympathicadj1.sympathetic(=operating,orproduced,throughaffinity)2.likable,attractivetintasympathicinvisible ink,sympatheticink sympathisarvtoharmonize,sympathize(=tobeinharmonyastodisposition,qualities,etc.) symphoneadjsymphonious,symphonous

Hence:symphoniasymphonista,symphonic

symphonia(a)n[Mus.]symphony(asin"theFifthSymphony") symphonicadjsymphonicorchestrasymphonicsymphonyorchestra symphonistansymphonist(=composerofsymphonies) symphysis(sm)n[Anat.,Zool.,etc.]symphysis symptoma[ma/mat]nsymptom

Hence:symptomaticsymptomatologiaetc.

symptomatseesymptoma symptomaticadjsymptomatic symptomatologia(a)nsymptomatology synprefixo[sylbeforelsymbeforeb,m,p,phusedchieflytoformtechnicalterms]syn,syl,sym(= with,togetheralike)

Hence:synecologiaetc.synodoetc.synchroneetc.synonymeetc.syllogisaretc.symmetriaetc.

synagogansynagogue synchroneadjsynchronous
Hence:synchronicsynchronisarsynchronismo,synchronisation

synchronicadjsynchronous,synchronic synchronisarvtosynchronize synchronisationnsynchronization synchronismonsynchronism syncopaladjsyncopal syncoparvtosyncopate(1.[Gram.]2.[Mus.]) syncopationnsyncopation(1.[Gram.]syncope2.[Mus.]) syncope(sn)nI.syncope(1.[Gram.]2.[Med.])II.[Mus.]syncopation

Hence:syncopalsyncoparsyncopation

syncrasis(cr)nsyncrasis(=intermixture,blending)

syncrasis(cr)nsyncrasis(=intermixture,blending)
Hence:idiosyncrasiaetc.

syndicaladj1.pertainingtoasyndic2.syndicalist syndicalismon1.syndicalism2.tradeunionism syndicalistan1.syndicalist2.tradeunionistalso:attrib syndicarv1.tosyndicate(=toorganizeintoasyndicate)2.toorganize(aunion)syndicarse1.tocombineorbe combinedintoasyndicate2.toformorbeformedintoatradeunion syndicaton1.[Fin.]syndicate2.tradeunion syndico(sn)n1.[Admin.]syndic2.[Law]trustee

Hence:syndicatosyndicalsyndicalismoanarchosyndicalismoetc.syndicalistaanarchosyndicalistaetc.syndicar

synecologia(a)nsynecology SynedrionSanhedrin,Synedrion,Synedrium synodicadjsynodic,synodical(1.[Eccl.synodal2.[Astron.]) synodistansynodist(=memberofasynod) synodo(s)nsynod(1.[Eccl.]2.assembly,convention3.[Astrol.]conjunction)

Hence:synodistasynodic

synonyme(nime)adjsynonymous
Hence:synonymiasynonymicsynonymo

synonymia(a)nsynonymy(=qualltyofbeingsynonymous) synonymicadjsynonymic,synonymical synonymo(nimo)nsynonym synopsisnsynopsis synopticadjsynoptic,synopticalevangeliossynopticSynopticGospels syntacticadjsyntactic,syntactical syntaxen[Gram.]syntax synthese(ntese)nsynthesisspecif.:[Philos.,Chem.,etc.]

Hence:photosyntheseetc.polysyntheseetc.

synthetadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]synthet(=puttogether,compoundedsynthetic)
Hence:syntheticphotosyntheticetc.synthetisarpolysyntheticetc.

syntheticadjsynthetic,syntheticalcauchusyntheticsyntheticrubber synthetisarvtosynthesize

synthetisarvtosynthesize syphilseeSyphilis Syphilis(s)npr[LatinpoembyFracostoro,publishedin1530andrelatingthestoryoftheshepherdSyphilus]syphilis [Pathol.]syphilis

Hence:syphiliticsyphilitico

syphiliticadjsyphilitic syphiliticonsyphilitic SyrianprSyria

Hence:syriesyriosyriacsyriacosyriarchaetc.

syriac(r)adjSyriac(asin"Syriaclanguage")also:Syrian syriaco(r)nSyriac(language) syriarchan[Rom.Hist.]Syriarch syrieadjSyrian syringan1.syrinx,pipeofPan2.syringe3.[Bot.]Syringa

Hence:syringarsyringation

syringaladj[Ornith.]syringeal syringarvtosyringe,totreatwithasyringe syringationninjection(ofmorphine,etc.) syringensyrinx(1.panpipe2.[Archaeol.]3.[Ornith.])

Hence:syringal

syrionSyrian(=nativeofSyria) systalticadj[Physiol.]systaltic systema[ma/mat]nsystem

Hence:systematicsystematisar

systematseesystema systematicadjsystematic systematisarvsystematize systolen[Physiol.]systole

Hence:systolic

systolicadj[Physiol.]systolic

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taseeista tabseetabula tabu()adjtabootabu()ntaboo tabachseetabaco tabacheria(a)ntobacconist's,cigarstore,etc. tabacherontobacconist tabachieransnuffbox tabacontobacco(1.tobaccoplant2.asin"smokingtobacco")

Hence:tabacherotabacheriatabachiera

tabellantable,tables(asin"statistictables") tabernaculontabernacle tableau[F]ntableau tabled'hte[F]ntabled'hte tablettantablet(=smallflatpieceofmedicine,candy,etc.) tabouret[F]nstool(=seatwithoutaback) tabula(t)nI.slab,plate,board,tableII.table(1.[Furniture]2.asin"tableofcontents")letabulasdellegethe TablesoftheLawtabularasetabularasafacertabularasedetomakeacleansweepofponerletabulatolayorsetthe tabletabulanigreblackboardtabula(defenestra)(window)sill

Hence:tabulartabulierotabulartabulation,tabulatorintabularintabulamentoretabulotabella

tabularadjtabulartabularvtotabulate tabulationntabulation tabulatorntabulator tabulieronboard(forchess,checkersetc.)tabuliero(deservicio)tray(forservingtea,coffeeetc.) tacerv1.tobesilent,keepquiet(=torefrainfromspeaking)2.topassoverinsilence,keeptooneself

Hence:tacitetaciturne&retic&

tachyadj[occurringincompouns]tachy(=swift)
Hence:tachygraphoetc.tachymetroetc.

Hence:tachygraphoetc.tachymetroetc.

tachygraphia(a)ntachygraphy tachygraphicadjtachygraphic,tachygraphical tachygrapho(k)ntachygrapher,tachygraphist

Hence:tachygraphiatachygraphic

tachymetria(a)n[Surv.]tachymetry tachymetro(k)n[Surv.]tachymeter
Hence:tachymetria

tacite(t)1.ppoftacer2.adjtacit taciturneadjtaciturn
Hence:taciturnitate

taciturnitatentaciturnity tactseetanger tacticadjtactical

Hence:tacticotactica

tacticantactics,tactic tacticontactician tactileadjtactile(=pertainingtothesenceoftouch) tactilitatentactility tacton1.(actof)touching2.tact(asin"socialtact") taffeta(t)ntaffetataffetadeAngleterracourtplaster TagonprTagus taikun[J]ntycoon(=shogun) taladjsucha,suchuntal(persona)sucha(person)taletalsuchandsuch(a) talcon[Mineral.]talctalco(inpulvere)talcum(powder)
Hence:talcose

talcoseadjtalcose talentontalent(1.[Antiq.]2.asin"talentforacting")
Hence:talentose

talentoseadjtalented talian1.edge(=sharpsideofablade)2.stature,height

talian1.edge(=sharpsideofablade)2.stature,height
Hence:taliartaliator,detaliar&,retaliar&

taliarv1.tocut(=tomakeorshapebycutting)also:[Dressmaking]tocutout2.[Cards]toholdthebank taliatorncutter(ofgems,wood,stone,etc.) talismanntalisman

Hence:talismanic

talismanicadjtalismanic talmenteadvso(unlibro)talmente(belle)so(beautiful)a(book),sucha(beautifulbook) talmud[Heb.]nTalmud

Hence:talmudistatalmudic

talmudicadjTalmudic talmudistanTalmudist talonn1.heel(alsoofstocking,shoeetc.)2.[Arch.]talon3.[Fin.]stub,counterfoil,talon,etc. talpan[Zool.]mole [tam]advso,as,tosuchadegreetam...quamas...as

Hence:tamen

tamburnI.drum(1.[Mus.]2.eardrum3.[special:Arch.,Technol.,etc.])II.[Fortif.]tambourIII.drummertambur majordrummajor(a)tamburbattentewithdrumsbeatingbatterletamburtodrum,beatthedrum
Hence:tamburino

tamburinontambourine [tamen](t)advyet,however,nevertheless,notwithstanding tampon[F]n[Med.]tampon

Hence:tamponartamponamento

tamponamenton[Med.]tamponage tamponarv[Med.]totampon [tan]advso,astan...comoas...as,(not)so...as(=tanto) tang[Chinese]n[occurringincompounds]tang(=party)

Hence:Kuomintangetc.

tangenteadj[Math.]tangent
Hence:tangentiatangentialtangentecotangente,subtangente

tangenten[Math.]tangent

tangenten[Math.]tangent tangentian[Math.]tangency tangentialadj[Math.]tangential tanger[tang/tactting/tact]vtotouch

Hence:tangente&tangibiletangibilitate,intangibileintangibilitatetactiletactilitate,intactileintactetactoattinger& continger&

tangibileadjtangible(=capableofbeingtouched) tangibilitatentangibility(=qualityofbeingtangible) tank[A]n[Mil.]tank tank[A]ntank(asin"watertank,gasolinetank,etc.") tannage(aje)ntanning,tannage tannarvtotan(skins) tannatorntanner tanneria(a)ntannery tannicadjtannic tanninontannin tannontan,tanbark
Hence:tannictanninotannartannage,tanneriatannator

tantalicadj[Chem.]tantalic tantaliten[Mineral.]tantalite tantalium(t)n[Chem.]tantalum Tantalo(tn)npr[Gr.Mythol.]Tantalustantalo[Ornith.]tantalus

Hence:tantaliumtantalite,tantalic

tanteadjsomuch,somanytantepercentosomuchperhundred,percentagetante...comoasmuch,asmany...as
Hence:tantointertanto

tantoadvso,somuchtanto...comoasmuch...asintantoqueinasmuchas,insofarastantoplus...queallthemore ...thatquanto...tantothe...the tapetenrug,carpet,tapestry,etc.essersuperletapetetobeonthetapis,beunderconsiderationtapetedepapiro wallpaper taphon[occurringincompounds]taph(=tomb)

Hence:epitaphiocenotaphioetc.

tapiocantapioca

tapiocantapioca tapis[F]nrug,carpet,tapestry,etc.essersuperletapistobeonthetapis,beunderconsideration
Hence:tapisserotapissartapisseria

tapissseetapis tapissarvtodotapestryworkalso:toupholster tapisseria(a)ntapestryalso:upholstery tapisserontapestryworkeralso:upholsterer tapparvtoplug,stopup tapponplug,stopper

Hence:tappar

tardarvtodelay(=tomoveslowly,linger) tardeadjslow,tardy
Hence:tardivetardarretardar&tardigradeetc.

tardeadvlateplustardeI.later(1.asin"laterthanexpected"2.subsequently)II.lateronalplustardeatthelatest tardigrade()adjtardigrade,slowpaced
Hence:tardigrado

tardigrado()n[Zool.]tardigrade tardiveadjtardy(1.slow2.late) tarifantariff(1.[Customs]2.scaleorscheduleofprices)tarifatelegraphictelegraphrates

Hence:tarifar

tarifarvtotariff(=tolistthetariffvalueof) tascan1.bag2.pocketlampadetascaflashlight,flashlamp
Hence:tascataintascar

tascatanpocketful tassancup("teacup","coffeecup",etc.) tastarvtofeel,touch tatu[t)n1.(practiceof)tattooing2.tattoo(=designproducedbytattooing)

Hence:tatuartatuage,tatuator

tatuage(aje)n1.(practiceof)tattooing2.tattoo(=designproducedbytattooing) tatuarvtotattoo,dotattooing tatuatorntattooer

tatuatorntattooer taurides(tu)npl[Astron.]Taurids tauriformeadjbullshaped,tauriform taurinadjbull,bull's,taurine tauronbull(=malebovineanimal)Tauro[Astron.]Taurus,Bull

Hence:tauridestanrintauriformeetc.tauromachiaetc.taurobolioetc.minotauroetc.

tauroboliontaurobolium,tauroboly(=sacrificeofbulls) tauromachia(a)ntauromachy,bullfighting
Hence:tauromachic

tauromachicadjtauromachic tauton[occurringincompounds]tauto(=same)
Hence:tautologiaetc.

tautologia(a)ntautology
Hence:tautologic

tautologicadjtautological tavernantavern
Hence:tavernero

tavernerontavernkeeper,taverner taxan1.rate,establishedprice2.tax(asin"incometax") taxabileadjliabletotaxordutytaxabledutiable taxarvI.rate,setthepriceforII.totax(1.toimposeataxontosubjecttotaxation2.tocharge,accuse)

Hence:taxasupertaxa,taximetroetc.taxabiletaxationtaxator

taxationn1.settingofprices,wages,etc.2.[Admin.]taxation taxatornassessor,levier,etc.oftaxes taxi()ntaxi,taxicab taxidermia(a)ntaxidermy

Hence:taxidermistataxidermic

taxidermicadjtaxidermic,taxidermal taxidermistantaxidermist taximetro()ntaximeter taxinomia(a)ntaxonomy,taxinomy

taxinomia(a)ntaxonomy,taxinomy
Hence:taxinomistataxinomic

taxinomicadjtaxonomic,taxonomical taxinomistantaxonomist taxis(t)[Gr.]n[Surg.]taxis taxitaxi,taxo(=arrangement,order)

Hence:ataxiataxidermiaetc.taxinomiaetc.

taxonyew taxonnbadger
Hence:taxoniera

taxonieranbadgerhole tepron1.persyou[infamiliarorinformaluseaddressingoneperson](asin"Iloveyou","foryou")2.reflyourself[in familiarorinformaluseaddressingoneperson](asin"youhurtyourself","toyourself") technn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]techno,techn(=art,craft)

Hence:technictechnicitate,technicismo,pyrotechnicetc.,polytechnicetc.technicotechnicatechnocrateetc.technocratia etc.technologoetc.technocraticetc.mnemotechniaetc.

technicadjtechnical technican1.technics,technology2.technique technicismontechnicalism,technicismtechnicalterm technicitatentechnicalness,technicality technicontechnician technocrate()ntechnocrat technocratia(a)ntechnocracy technocraticadjtechnocratic technologia(a)ntechnology technologicadjtechnological technologo(logo)ntechnologist
Hence:technologiatechnologic

tectseeteger tecton1.roof2.ceiling tectonn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]tecton(=builder)

Hence:tectonictectonicaarchitectonetc.

Hence:tectonictectonicaarchitectonetc.

tectonicadjtectonic tectonicantectonics tediontedium,tediousnesstediodelvitataediumvitae,weariness(oflife)

Hence:tediose

tedioseadjtedious(=involvingtedium) teger[teg/tect]vtocover,conceal
Hence:tectodeteger&proteger&

tegula(t)ntile
Hence:teguleroteguleriategular

tegularvtotile teguleria(a)ntilery tegulerontiler telseetele telanI.cloth,fabricII.canvas(1.strongclothofhemporflax2.oilpainting)III.[Theat.]curtaintelacerateoilcloth telametallicwiregauzecobweb,spiderweb

Hence:telarioorbiteletc.

telarionloom telautographo(grapho)ntelautograph,facsimiletelegraph teleadj[occurringincompounds]teleo(=perfect,complete) teleadv[occurringincompounds]tele,tel(=far)

Hence:telephere&telegraphoetc.telepathiaetc.telephonoetc.televisionetc.telautographoetc.

telegrammantelegram telegrapharvtotelegraph telegraphia(a)ntelegraphy telegraphicadjtelegraphic telegraphistantelegraphist telegrapho(l)ntelegraph

Hence:telegraphiaradiotelegraphiaetc.telegraphistatelegraphictelegrapharpantelegraphoetc.

telemechanican[Elec.]telemechanics telemetria(a)ntelemetry

telemetria(a)ntelemetry telemetricadjtelemetric telemetro(l)ntelemeter(=instrumentformeasuringthedistanceofanobjectfromtheobserver)

Hence:telemetriatelemetric

teleon[occurringincompounds]teleo,tel(=end,purpose)
Hence:teleologiaetc.entelechiaetc.teleatele,protele,teleosteeetc.

teleologia(a)nteleology
Hence:teleologistateleologic

teleologicadjteleological teleologistanteleologist teleosteeadj[Zool.]teleost,teleostean

Hence:teleosteo

teleosteon[Zool.]teleost,teleosteanteleosteosTeleostei telepathia(a)ntelepathy
Hence:telepathic

telepathicadjtelepathic telepherage(aje)ntelpheragelineadetelepheragetelpherline,telpherway telepherarvtotelpher(=totransportinatelpher) telephereadjtelpher

Hence:telepherotelepherartelepherage

telephero(l)ntelpher(=lightcarsuspendedfromcables) telephonarvtotelephone telephonia(a)ntelephony telephonicadjtelephonic telephonistan(telephone)operator telephonontelephone

Hence:telephoniatelephonistatelephonictelephonar

telephotontelephote(1.apparatusforphotographingatadistance2.apparatusforthetransmissionofmessagesby light3.apparatusfortheelectrictransmissionofphotographs) telephotographia(a)ntelephotography(1.photographyatadistance2.electrictransmissionofphotographs) telescopseetelescopio

telescopseetelescopio telescoparvtotelescope(asin"totelescoperailroadcars")telescoparsetotelescope(=tomovelikethesliding portionsofaspyglassbeforeclosing) telescopicadjtelescopic telescopiontelescope

Hence:telescopictelescopar

televisionntelevision temerariadjtemerarious temereadjrash,temerous

Hence:temeritatetemerari

temeritatentemerity tempera[I]n[Paint.]tempera temperamentonI.moderation(=qualityofbeingmoderate)II.temperament(1.disposition2.[Mus.]) temperante1.pproftemperar2.adjtemperate temperantiantemperancesocietatedetemperantiatemperancesociety temperarvtotemper(1.tomoderate,regulate,etc.2.[specif.:Metal.,Paint.])

Hence:temperamentotemperantetemperantia,intemperanteintemperantiatemperatortemperaturatemperateintemperate attemperardistemperardistemperateobtemperarretemperar

temperateI.ppoftemperarII.adjtemperate(zona)temperatetemperate(zone) temperatorntemperer(=onewhoorthatwhichtempers) temperaturantemperature tempestanstorm

Hence:tempestuosetempestar

tempestarvtostorm,rage tempestuoseadjtempestuous templontemple(asin"templeofDiana")

Hence:contemplar&

tempo[I]n[Mus.]tempo tempora(tm)n[Anat.]temple
Hence:temporal

temporaladjtemporal(1.notecclesiastical2.noteternal)

temporaladjtemporal(1.notecclesiastical2.noteternal) temporaladj[Anat.]temporal(=oforpertainingtothetemples) temporalitatentemporality(1.qualityofbeingtemporalortemporary2.[Eccl.]) temporaneeadjtemporal,temporary temporariadjtemporary temporenI.time(1.durationalso:extentorpointoftime2.[Mus.])II.weatherIII.[Gram.]tenseperderletempore towastetimedetemporeintemporefromtimetotimeatemporein(good)timeanteletemporeaheadoftime,too earlyilfacebelleorbontemporetheweatherisgoodextemporeextempore

Hence:temporaltemporalitatetemporaneecontemporanee&,extemporaneetemporaritemporisar&contratempore passatemporeetc.

temporisarvtotemporize
Hence:temporisationtemporisator

temporisationntemporization temporisatorntemporizer tenaceadjtenacious(=persistentinastate,anactionalso:anopinion,etc.)

Hence:tenacitatepertinace&

tenacitatentenacity,tenaciousness tenalian1.tongs,pincers,nippers,vise,clamp,etc.2.[Fortif.]tenaille tendentiantendency tendentioseadjtendentious(=subservienttoapreconceivedpurpose) tender[A]n[R.R.]tendertender[tend/tent/tens]vtostretchalso:tostretchouttounfold,spreadouttendera1.to tendtoortoward2.totend,beapt,to

Hence:tendine&tendontendentiatendentiosetentatensionhvpertensiontensortensetenditorattender&contender &distender&extender&intender&ostender&portender&pretender&subtender&

tendinen[Anat.]tendonsinew
Hence:tendinose

tendinoseadj[Anat.]tendinous tenditornstretcher(=onewhoorthatwhichstretches) tendonn[Anat.]tendon tenebras(tn)npl1.darkness,dark2.[Eccl.]TenebraeangelodeltenebrasPrinceofDarkness

Hence:tenebrion&tenebrosetenebrositate

tenebrionn[Zooi.]Tenebrio,mealworm
Hence:tenebrionides

Hence:tenebrionides

tenebrionides()npl[Zool.]Tenebrionidae,darklingbeetles tenebroseadjdark(1.obscure,dusky,tenebrous2.sinister,evil) tenebrositatendarkness(1.dark2.wickedness) tenententenant tenentiantenancy tener[ten/tenttin/tent]vtohold(something)tenerprotodeemconsidertenera(uncosa)tovalue,carefor(a thing)

Hence:tenentetenentia,locotenenteetc.tenor&tenibiletenibilitate,intenibileintenibilitateabstiner&continer& pertiner&detener&intertener&manteneretc.obtener&retener&sustener&

tenereadjtender(1.soft,nothardortough2.delicate,sensitive3.affectionate)
Hence:teneressa

teneressantenderness(1.softness2.sensitiveness3.affection) teniantapeworm
Hence:tenifugeetc.

tenibileadjtenable(asin"atenableposition") tenibilitatentenability tenifugantaeniafuge tenifugeadjtaeniafuge

Hence:tenifuga

tennis[A]ntennis tenorntenor(1.courseordirection2.generalpurport,drift3.[Mus.]highestadultmalevoice)tenordevitawayof life,standardofliving

Hence:tenorinotenorisar

tenorinonfalsettotenor,tenorino tenorisarvtosingasatenor tensseetender tenseadjtense(1.stretchedtight2.feelingorevincingnervoustension) tensionntensiontension(deunvapor,etc.)pressure(ofavapor,etc.) tensorn[Anat.]tensor tentseetender tentan1.tent2.awning

tentan1.tent2.awning tentaculon[Zool.]tentacle tentarvI.totempt(1.totry,puttothetest2.totrytoallure,incite,etc.)II.toattempt,trytentarlefortunatotempt fortune

Hence:tentaculotentationtentativetentativatentatorattentar&

tentationntemptation tentativanattempt,endeavor tentativeadjtentative tentatorntempter tenueadj1.thin,slender,tenuous2.slight,trifling,unimportantconsonantetenue[Phonet.]tenuis

Hence:tenuitateattenuar&extenuar&tenuirostroetc.

tenuen[Phonet.]tenuis tenuirostreadj[Ornith.]tenuirostral,tenuirostrate
Hence:tenuirostro

tenuirostron[Ornith.]tenuiroster tenuitaten1.tenuity,thinness2.slightness,insignificance tepervtobelukewarm

Hence:tepidetepiditate,tepidartepor

tepidarvtowarmslightly,takethechilloff tepideadjlukewarm,tepid tepiditatentepidity tepornlukewarmness ter[ter/trit]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:terebra&tritura&atter&conter&deter&

terseealsotres terebinthinadjterebinthine(1.oftheturpentinetree2.ofturpentine) terebinthinanturpentine,terebinthine terebinthinarvtoterebinthinate,toturpentine terebinthonterebinth,turpentinetree

Hence:terebinthinterebinthinaterebinthinar

terebra(tr)n[Zool.]terebra(1.boringovipositorofhymenopterousinsect2.genustowhichaugershellbelongs)

terebra(tr)n[Zool.]terebra(1.boringovipositorofhymenopterousinsect2.genustowhichaugershellbelongs)
Hence:terebrar

terebrarvtobore,pierce tergn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]terg(=back)
Hence:tergiversaretc....

tergiversarvtotergiversate(=tousesubterfuges)
Hence:tergiversation,tergiversator

tergiversationntergiversation(=shift,subterfuge,evasion) tergiversatorntergiversator terminabileadjterminable terminaladjterminal terminarvtoterminate,tobringtoanendterminarsetoterminate,tocometoanend terminationntermination(1.actionofterminating2.[Gram.]ending) terminativeadjterminative terminatornterminator(=onewhoorthatwhichterminates) termino(tr)nterm(1.limitinspaceortime2.aspaceoftime3.expression4."termofacontract,etc.",termino mediemiddletermterminotechnictechnicaltermsinterminoendlesslyesserinbon(mal)terminoscontobeongood (bad)termswith
Hence:terminalterminarterminabileinterminabile,termination,terminative,terminator,determinar&exterminar& contermineterminologiaetc.

terminologia(a)nterminology
Hence:terminologic

terminologicadjterminological terminus[L]nterminus,terminal(=terminalpointofarailway) ternariadjternary ternongrouporsetofthreealso:[Lottery]tern

Hence:ternari

terran1.earth2.estate,propertyterrafirme1.terrafirma2.mainland,continentterracocteterracottaTerraSancte HolyLandTerradelFocoTierradelFuegoTerraNoveNewfoundland(cande)TerraNoveNewfoundland(dog) ponerormitterpedeaterratoalight,setfoottothegroundtremordeterraearthquakecaderperterratofall,falldown superterraontheearthessersuperterratoexist

Hence:terrageterrassaterraneesubterraneesubterraneo,mediterraneeetc.terren&terrestreterrinaterroseatterar& interrar&terraplenoetc.terricolaetc.terrigeneetc.terraqueeetc.fumoterraetc.Anglaterraetc.

terrage(aje)n[Hist.]tithe,terrage

terrage(aje)n[Hist.]tithe,terrage terraneeadjterranean,terraneous terraplenon[Fortif.jterrepleinalso:[R.R.]roadbed terraqueeadjterraqueous terrassanterrace(=opengallery,portico,colonnade,flatroof,etc.) terrenadj1.earthly,terrestrial2.land,earth

Hence:terreno

terrenonI.(plotof)groundII.terrain(1.[Mil.]2.[Geol.]terrane)III.land,soilganiarterrenotogainground terrervtofrighten
Hence:terrificterror&terribileterrificar

terrestreadjterrestrial(1.pertainingtotheearth2.earthly) terribileadjterrible terricola()n[Zool.,Bot.]terricole,terricolistattribterricolous terriernterrier(asin"wirehairedterrier") terrificadjterrific terrificarvtoterrify terrigeneadjterrigenous terrinanterrinetureen territorialadjterritorial territorialitatenterritoriality territorionterritoryalso:jurisdiction(=territoryoverwhichauthorityextends)
Hence:territorialterritorialitate,exterritorialexterritorialitate,extraterritorialextraterritorialitate

terrornterror
Hence:terrorismoterroristaterrorisar

terrorisarvtoterrorize terrorismonterrorism terroristanterrorist terroseadjearthy(asin"anearthysmell") tertianI.[Mus.]thirdII.tierce(1.[Fencing]2.[Eccl.]) tertianadj[Pathol.]tertian

tertianadj[Pathol.]tertian
Hence:tertiana

tertianantertian(fever) tertiarv1.todivideinthreeparts2.[Agr.]toplowforthethirdtime tertiariadjtertiary tertieadjthirdletertieparte,letertiothethirdpart,thirdtertiestato[Hist.]thirdestate,ThirdEstate

Hence:tertian&tertiaritertiartertia

test[A]ntest,examinationtestdeintelligentia[Psychol.]intelligencetest testanI.[Zool.]test,shellII.[Bot.]testa,shellIII.head(1."headofapersonoranimal"also:head,heading2.brains, mind)altestadeattheheadofperderletestatoloseone'sheadtestacoronatecrownedheadtestadeponte bridgeheadtestadelittera(factura,etc.)letterhead(billhead,etc.)

Hence:testontestaceetestaceostestiera

testaceeadj[Zool.]testaceous,testacean testaceosnpl[Zool.]Testacea testamentariadjtestamentary testamenton[Law]testament,will testarv1.towitness(asin"towitnessasignaturetoadocument")2.tomakeone'stestamentorwill testate1.ppoftestar2.adj[Law]testate testatorn[Law]testator testenwitness(=onewhoattests)

Hence:testimonio&testartestamentotestamentari,testator,testateintestate,attestar&,contestar&,detestar&,protestar& testificartestification,testificator

testen[Anat.andZool.]testis
Hence:testiculotesticular

testicularadj[Anat.]testicular testiculon[Anat.]testicle testieran[Harness]headstall testificarvtotestify,bearwitness testificationntestification testificatorntestifier testimonialadjwitnessing,testifying testimoniarvtotestify,witness,bearwitness

testimoniarvtotestify,witness,bearwitness testimoniontestimony,attestation
Hence:testimonialtestimoniar

teston1.earthenwarepot2.potsherd testonn[Numis.]teston,testoon testudinenI.[Zool.]tortoiseII.[Antiq.ltestudo,tortoise(1.movableshedfortheprotectionofattackingsoldiers2. militaryformationwiththeshieldsheldaloftandtogether)

Hence:testudinee

testudineeadjtortoise,testudinal,testudineous tetanicadj[Med.]tetanic tetano(t)n[Med.]tetanusalso:lockjaw

Hence:tetanic

tetraadj[occurringincompounds]tetra(=four)
Hence:tetrarchaetc.tetralogiaetc.tetrametroetctetradactyleetc.tetragonetc.tetrapodeetc.

tetradactyleadjtetradactylous tetragonadjtetragonal
Hence:tetragono

tetragonontetragon tetrahedradj[appearinginderivatives]
Hence:tetrahedrotetrahedric

tetrahedricadj[Math.]tetrahedral tetrahedron[Math.]tetrahedron tetralogia(a)ntetralogy tetramereadj[Bot.,Zool.]tetramerous tetrametro()ntetrameter tetrapode(tr)adjtetrapod tetraptereadj[Biol.]tetrapterous tetrarchantetrarch

Hence:tetrarchatotetrarchia

tetrarchatontetrarchate tetrarchia(a)ntetrarchy

tetrarchia(a)ntetrarchy tettanteatalso:dug
Hence:atettar

teuchon[occurringincompounds]teuch(=book)
Hence:pentateuchoetc....

teutn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]Teut,Teuto(1.asin"Teutonic"2.Teutonasin"Teutomania")
Hence:teutoneteutonoteutonicTeutoburgoetc.teutomaniaetc.

TeutoburgonprbattaliadeTeutoburgobattleintheTeutoburgerWald teutomania(a)nTeutomania teutoneadjTeuton,Teutonic teutonicadjTeutoniclinguasteutonicTeutoniclanguagesOrdineTeutonicOrderoftheTeutonicKnights teutono(tu)nTeuton texer[tex/text]vtoweave

Hence:textiletexturatexto&texitortexitocontexer&pretex&

texiton1.(woven)fabric,cloth2.[Biol.]tissuetexito(defraudes,absurditates,etc.)tissue,web(ofdeceptions, absurdities,etc.) texitornweaver textseetexer textileadjtextileindustriatextiletextileindustrytextilentextile textontext

Hence:textual

textuseetexto textualadjtextual texturantexture(1."textureofawovenfabric"2.structure) thallon[occurringinderivativcsandcompounds]thallo(=youngshoot)

Hence:thallogenoetc....

thallogeno(geno)nthallogen thaumatn[occurringincompounds]thaumat,thaumato(=wonder,marvel)
Hence:thaumaturgoetc.

thaumaturgia(a)nthaumaturgy thaumaturgicadjthaumaturgic

thaumaturgicadjthaumaturgic thaumaturgonthaumaturge
Hence:thaumaturgiathaumaturgic

thentea
Hence:theierotheiratheina

theatraladjtheatrical theatralitatentheatricalness(=characterofbeingtheatricalintype,behavior,etc.) theatrontheater(1.theaterbuilding,halletc.2.theatricalart,profession,literature,etc.)theatroanatomicanatomical theatertheatrodelguerratheaterofwar

Hence:theatraltheatralitateamphitheatro&theatromanoetc.theatromaniaetc.

theatromania[a)ntheatromania theatromano()ntheatromaniac thecan[Anat.,Bot.,Zool.]theca(=sheath,capsule,receptacle,etc.)

Hence:bibliothecaetc.

theieranteapot theieronteaplant,teashrub theina(na)n[Chem.]theine theismo(zmo)ntheism theista(sta)ntheist theistic(stic)adjtheistic thema[ma/mat]nI.theme(1.topic,subject2.[School]composition3.[Mus.])II.[Gram.]stem,base,theme

Hence:thematicathematic

thematseethema thematicadjthematicspecif.:[Gram.,Mus.] theon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]1.theo(asin"theology")2.the(asin"theist")

Hence:theismotheistaathee&theocrateetc.theologoetc.theodiceaetc.theogoniaetc.theurgoetc.theocratiaetc. theocraticetc.theosopheetc.polytheismoetc.monotheistaetc.Dorotheaetc.

theocrate()ntheocrat theocratia(a)ntheocracy theocraticadjtheocratic theodicea(a)ntheodicy

theogonia(a)ntheogony
Hence:theogonic

theogonicadjtheogonic theologia(a)ntheology theologicadjtheological theologisarvtotheologize theologo(logo)ntheologian

Hence:theologiatheologictheologisar

theomantia(a)ntheomancy theorv[occurringinderivatives] theorema[ma/mat]ntheorem theorematicadjtheorematic theoreticadjtheoretical theoreticantheoretics theoreticontheorist,theoretician theoria(a)n1.[Gr.Relig.]theoria2.theory theoricadjtheoretical theorisarvtotheorize theoristantheorist theoro(ro)n[Gr.Hist.]theor
Hence:theoriatheorista,theoric,theorisartheortheorematheorematic,theoretic,theoretico,theoretica

theosophe(sophe)adjtheosophical
Hence:theosophiatheosophictheosopho

theosophia(a)ntheosophy theosophicadjtheosophical theosopho(sopho)ntheosophist therap[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:therapiahydrotherapiaetc.penumonotherapiaetc.,psychotherapiaetc.therapenta&

therapeutantherapeutist

Hence:therapeutichydrotherapeuticetc.therapeuticaelectrotherapeuticaetc.psychotherapeutaetc.

therapeuticadjtherapeutic,therapeutical therapeuticantherapeutics therapia(a)n1.therapy2.therapeutics thermadj/n[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]therm(1.warm,hot2.heat)

Hence:thermitethermalthermicdiathermia&thermocauterioetc.thermochimiaetc.thermodynamicaetc.thermometro etc.thermostatoetc.Thermopylasetc.thermidoretc.

thermaladjthermal thermas(tr)nplthermaespecif.:[Rom.Antiq.] thermicadjthermicexcambiatorthermic[AtomicPhys.]heatexchanger thermidorn[FrenchRevolutionaryCalendar]Thermidor

Hence:thermidorianthermidoriano

thermidorianadj[Fr.Hist.]Thermidorian thermidorianon[Fr.Hist.]Thermidorian thermitenthermite(asin"weldingwiththermite") thermocauterionthermocautery thermochimia(a)nthermochemistry thermodynamicanthermodynamics thermometro()nthermometer Thermopylas(m)nprplThermopylae thermos[A]nThermos(bottle) thermostato()nthermostat thesaureria(a)ntreasury(1.treasurehouse2.treasurydepartment,exchequer) thesaurerontreasurer thesaurisarvtohoard(money,etc.) thesaurisatornhoarder(ofmoney) thesauron1.treasurealso:[Eccl.](collectionof)relicsandornaments2.treasury(=repositoryforatreasureor treasures)3.thesaurus
Hence:thesaurerothesaureriathesaurisarthesaurisator

thesenthesis(1.[Pros.]2.propositionspecif.:[Logic]3.dissertation)

theticadjthetic(1.[Pros.]2.dogmatic) theurgia(a)ntheurgy,(white)magic theurgic(rgic)adjtheurgic theurgistantheurgist theurgo(rgo)ntheurgist

Hence:theurgiatheurgista,theurgic

thomseeThomas Thomas(tmas)nprmThomas
Hence:thomismothomista

thomismon[Philos.]Thomism thomistanThomistthomistaadjThomist,Thomistic Thornpr[NorseMythol.]Thor

Hence:thoritethoriumthoric

thoracenthorax
Hence:thoracicpenumothoraceetc.

thoracicadjthoracic thoricadj[Chem.]thoric thoriten[Mineral.]thorite thorium(t)n[Chem.]thorium thrombosis(sis)n,thrombosis thrononthrone

Hence:disthronardisthronamentointhronarinthronamento

thunnerontunnyfishermenordealer thunnon[Ichthyol.]tuna(fish),tunny
Hence:thunnero

thymicadjthymic thymon[Bot.]thyme
Hence:thymol

thymon[Anat.]thymus
Hence:thymic

thymoln[Chem.]thymol thyr,thyroseethyreo thyreon[occurringincompounds]thyreo,thyro(1.shield2.thyroid)

Hence:thyreoidethyreotomiaetc.thyroidethyrotomiaetc.

thyreoideadj[Anat.]thyroid,thyreoid thyreotomia(a)n[Surg.]thyrotomy,thyreotomy thyroideadj[Anat.]thyroidglandulathyroidethyroid(gland)cartilaginethyroidethyroidcartilage thyrotomia(a)n[Surg.]thyrotomy [ti]pronyou,thee(usedasobjectofverb)(=te) Tibere,TibrenprTiber TibetnprTibet

Hence:tibetantibetano

tibetanadjTibetan tibetanonTibetan tibia(1.(1.[Anat.]shinbone2.[Gr.andRom.Mus.])

Hence:tibial

tibialadj[Anat.]tibial tic[F]n[Med.]tic,twitching ticseetacer ticket[A]nticket(asin"railroad,theater,etc.,ticket") tictacticktack,ticktockfacertictactotick,ticktack,ticktock tigrateadjtigrine tigrentiger

Hence:tigressatigrate

tigressantigress tilde[H]ntilde tilian1.linden2.lindenblossom

Hence:tiliaceetiliaceas

tiliaceasn[Bot.]Tiliaceae

tiliaceeadj[Bot.]tiliaceous timbaln1.timbal,kettledrum2.[Cookery]timbale
Hence:timbalero

timbaleronkettledrummer timbrarvtostamp(=toimpresswithanofficialstamp) timbronI.timbreII.stamp(1.asin"rubberstamp"2.markmadewithastamp"also:postmark3."postagestamp"

Hence:timbrar

timervtofear,beafraid(of)
Hence:timide&timor&timibile

timibileadjfearful,tobefeared timideadjtimid
Hence:timiditateintimidarintimidabile,intimidation

timiditatentimidity timonn1.pole(ofavehicle)also:tongue,beam(ofaplow)thill,etc.2.[Naut.]helmalso:rudder
Hence:timonero

timoneronhelmsman timornfear
Hence:timoratetimorose

timorateadjoverscrupulous timoroseadjtimorous,fearful TimotheonprTimothy tinctseetinger tinctonhue,tint,dye tinctorndyer tinctoriadjtinctorial tinctorialadjtinctorial tincturan1.(actionof)dyeing2.dye,coloringmatter3.color,hue4.[Pharm.]tincture tinctureria(a)ndyer'sshop tincturerondyer

tinean1.[Pathol.]tinea,ringworm,athlete'sfoot,etc.2.(small)moth
Hence:tineose

tineoseadjinfectedwithtinea,ringworm,etc. tinerseetener tinger[ting/tinct]vtodye(=togiveanewcolorto)

Hence:tinctortinctoritinctorialtincturatincturero,tinctureriatinctodistinger

tingerseetanger tintan1.tint,shade,hue2.inktintadeChinaIndiainktintasympathicinvisibleink
Hence:tintieratintar

tintarvtotint,tinge tintieraninkwell tintinnamenton(actionof)tinkling,jingling,clinking tintinnarvtotinkle,jingle,clink

Hence:tintinnotintinnamento

tintinnontinkle tiracorcos(cr)ncorkscrew tiradan1.(actof)pullingdrawing,etc.2.tirade tirage(aje)nI.draft,draught(ofachimney)II.printing(1.actionofpullingorprinting2.copiesprintedatonetime also:circulation) tiramenton1.(actof)drawingout,stretching2.(actof)drawing,dragging,pulling,etc. tirarv1.todrawout,stretch2.todraw,drag,pull,etc.3.[Print.]topull4.toshoot,shootofftirar(unlinea, parallelas,etc.)todraw(aline,parallels,etc.)

Hence:tirotiradatiragetiramentotiratortiratorioretirar&tiracorcosetc.

tiratorn1.drawer(=onewhoorthatwhichdraws)2.marksman,sharpshooterfranctiratorfranctireur tiratoriondrawer(=slidingboxinachest,desk,etc.) tironshooting,firingalso:shot tirpseestirpe tisanan(medicinal)tea,tisane Titannpr[Gr.Mythol.]Titan

Hence:titanictitanium&titaniferetitanomachia

titanicadjTitanicalso:titanic,enormous titanicadj[Chem.,Mineral.]titanic titanifereadjtitaniferous titaniten[Mineral.]titanite titanium(t)n[Chem.]titanium

Hence:titanitetitanic

titanomachia(a)ntitanomachia,waroftheTitans titillarvtotitillatetotickle
Hence:titillation

titillationntitillationtickling titrarv[Chcm.]totitrate
Hence:titration

titrationn[Chem.]tiration titubarvtostagger,totter
Hence:titubation

titubationn(actof)staggering,totteringalso:[Pathol.]titubation titularadjtitular(=heldbyvirtueofatitletitularv1.toentitle(asin"toentitleabook,etc.")2.toendowwithatitleof rank,totitle titulo(t)nI.title(1."titleofnobility,honor,rank,etc."2.recognizedclaimorright3."titleofabook,song,etc.")II. [Assaying]finenessofgoldorsilverIII.[Paleog.]markoverawordassignofabbreviation

Hence:titulartitularintitular&subtitulo

toalia(lia)ntowel toast[A]ntoast(1.toastedbread2.asin"todrinkatoast")
Hence:toastar

toastarvtotoast(1.asin"totoastbread"2.toproposeatoastto) toboggan[A]ntoboggan toccan1.touch(=actionoftouching)2.capalso:toquepetradetoccatouchstone toccabileadjtouchable toccante1.pproftoccar2.adjtouching,pathetic toccarvtotouch(1.asin"totouchapersononthearm"2.toaffectemotionally)

Hence:toccotoccantetoccabiletoccatortoccataretoccar&

toccatan[Mus.]toccata toccatorntoucher(=onewhoorthatwhichtouches) toccontouch(=actoftouching) toddy[A]ntoddy togan1.[Rom.Antiq.]toga2.gown,robe(ofoffice)

Hence:togate

togateadjtogaed(=havingatoga) toilette[F]n1.dressingtable,dresser2.dressingroom3.toilet(=dressing,grooming)4.toilette(=attire) Tokai[Hu.]nprTokaytokaiTokay(wine) TokionprTokyo tolerabileadjtolerable(=thatcanbeendured) tolerabilitatentolerability toleranteadjtolerant tolerantiantolerance,toleration tolerarvtotolerate,endure

Hence:tolerantetolerantia,intoleranteintolerantiatolerabiletolerabilitate,intolerabileintolerabilitatetolerationtolerator

tolerationntoleration toleratorntolerator tom[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]tom(=cut,cutting)

Hence:atomo&phlebotomoetc.microtomoetc.rheotomoetc.tomiaphlebotomiaetc.zootomiaetc.stereotomiaetc. tomo

tomahawk[A]ntomahawk tomatentomato
Hence:tomatiero

tomatierontomatoplant tombola[I]ntombola tomia(a)n[occurringincompounds]tomy(=cutting) tomonvolume(=sectionofaworkinseveralvolumes,asin"fourvolumesinthree") tonaladjtonal

tonalitaten[Mus.]tonality tonarvtothunder tonder[tond/tons]vtoshear,clip,etc.

Hence:tonsiontonsortonsuratonsurartonsurato

tonicadjtonic(1.[Med.]2.pertainingtothestressofasyllable3.[Mus.]) tonican[Mus.]keynote tonicitaten[Physiol.]tonicity tonitro(t)nthunder tonnanI.tun,caskII.ton(1.[Weight]2.[Naut.])tonnametricmetricton

Hence:tonnagetonnellointonnar

tonnage(aje)ntonnage(=cubicalcontentofavesselintons)tonnagederegistroregistertonnage tonnellontun,cask tononI.tone(1.sound,soundquality2.[Paint.]3.[Physiol.])II.key(asin"thekeyofC")tonomajor,minormajor, minorkeydarletono[Mus.]togivethepitchtonosharmonic[Mus.]overtones

Hence:tonaltonalitatetonictonicitate,tonicatonardetonar&,intonar&atone&barytoneetc.monotoneetc.diatonic etc.semitonoetc.

tonsseetonder tonsillan[Anat.]tonsil
Hence:tonsillitistonsillartonsillotomiaetc.tonsillectomiaetc.

tonsillaradjtonsillar tonsillectomia(a)n[Surg.]tonsillectomy tonsillitis(tis)n[Pathol.]tonsillitis tonsillotomia(a)ntonsillectomy tonsionnfleece(=coatofwoolthatcoversasheeporsimiaranimal)letonsiondeaurotheGoldenFleece tonsornshearer,clipper(=onewhoshears,clips,etc.) tonsuran1.(actof)shearing,clippingetc.also:shearings,etc.2.[Eccl.]tonsure tonsurarvtotonsure tonsuratoncleric,priest topazontopaz topicadjtopical(1.localalso:[Med.]2.pertainingtoatopic,heading,orsubject)

topicon1.topicalorlocalapplicationorremedy2.topicTopicosTopics(=workbyAristotlebearingthattitle) topon[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]topo,top(=place)
Hence:topictopicotopographoetc.toponymiaetc.

topographia(a)ntopography(1.artorpracticeoftopography2.topographicalfeaturesofanarea) topographicadjtopographical topographo(qrapho)ntopographer

Hence:topographiatopographic

toponymia(a)ntoponymy torcha(sha)ntorch,flambeau toreador[H]ntoreador tormentarv1.totorture,puttotorture2.totorment(=tocausetorment) tormentatorn1.torturer2.tormentor,tormenter tormentillan[Bot.]tormentil tormenton1.torture(asin"toputtotorture")2.torment,anguish

Hence:tormentillatormentosetormentartormentator

tormentoseadjtorturing,tormenting tornadontornado tornarvtoturn(1."toturnonalathe"2.tochangeorreversepositionof) tornasolnturnsole(1.[Bot.]heliotrope,sunflower,etc.2.purpledyeobtainedfromtheChrozophoratinctoria) tornatornturner(=onewhoturnsobjectsonalathe) tornavitenscrewdriver tornearv1.towhirl,gyrate2.totourney

Hence:torneo

torneo(o)ntournament,tourney torneria(a)nturnely(=aturner'sworkshop) tornonI.latheII.turn(1.asin"theturnofawheel"2.asin"tobesomeone'sturn")

Hence:tornartorneria,tornator,contornar&,retornar&,tornasoletc.,tornaviteetc.tornear&amperetornoetc.

torpedarvtotorpedo torpedinarvtotorpedo

torpedinentorpedo(1.[Zool.]"electricray"2.[Mil.]asin"submarinetorpedo","aerialtorpedo"3.Opencarwith torpedobody)
Hence:torpedinerotorpedinar

torpedinerontorpedineer torpedontorpedo(1.[Mil.]asin"submarinetorpedo","aerialtorpedo"2.opencarwithtorpedobody)
Hence:torpedar

torpervtobenumb,torpidorsluggish
Hence:torpidetorpiditatetorpor

torpideadjtorpid torpiditatentorpidity torporntorpor torquer[torqu/tort/tors]vI.totwist(1.asin"totwistthreadsintoyarn"2.towrench,contort3.asin"totwista passage")II.towring(asin"towringthelinen")

Hence:torquimentotortura&tortetorto,bistortaetc.tortuosetortuositatetorsioncontorquer&distorquer&extorquer &intorquer&retorquer&

torquimenton(actof)twisting,wringing torrefacer[fac/fact]vtotorrefy(=toscorch,parch)
Hence:torrefaction

torrefactseetorrefacer torrefactionntorrefaction torrente1.pproltorrer2.adjtorrent

Hence:torrentetorrential

torrententorrent torrentialadjtorrential torrer[torr/tost]vtoparch,scorch

Hence:torridetorrente&tostar&torrefaceretc.

torrideadjtorrid torsseetorquer torsionntorsion(=actofturningortwisting) torso[I]ntorso tortseetorquer

tortantartpiealso:cake,etc.tortadepatellapancake
Hence:tortelettatortiera

torteadjtwisted,crooked tortelettantartlet tortieranpiepanpiedish torton1.somethingcrookedortwistedalso:twist,bend2.wrong,harm,injuryalso:[Law]tortatortowrongfully tortucanturtle,tortoise tortuoseadjtortuous tortuositatentortuosity(=qualityofbeingtortuous) torturantorture

Hence:torturar

torturarvtotorture,puttotorture tory[A]nTory toscanadjTuscan(=ofTuscany)ordinetoscan[Arch.]Tuscanorder

Hence:Toscanatoscano

ToscananprTuscany toscanonTuscan(1.nativeofTuscany2.Tuscandialect) tostseetorrer tostarv1.totoast2.toroast(asin"toroastcoffee")

Hence:tostator

tostatorn1.toaster(=onewhoorthatwhichtoasts)2.roaster(=onewhoorthatwhichroasts) tostoadvpresently,soon,promptlyplustostorather(1.moretrulyoraccurately2.sooner,preferably)sitostoqueas soonas [tot]adjsomany,suchagreatnumber totaladjtotalsummatotalsumtotaltotalntotal totalisarvtototalize(=toascertainthetotalof) totalisationntotalization totalisatorntotalizator(=totalizer)specif.:[HorseRacing] totalitariadjtotalitarian totalitariontotalitarian

totalitarismontotalitarianism totalitatentotality toteadjI.all(1.thewholeof2."alltheparts,members,etc.ofawholeseriesorgroup")II.every,eachessertote aurestobeallearstotele(homines)all(men)totele(caseo)allthe(cheese),theentire(cheese)totesall,everyonede tote(le)cordewholeheartedlytote(le)duoboth

Hence:totaltotalitatetotalitaritotalitarismo,totalitario,totalisartotalisation,totalisatortotosupertotototo

totem(t)ntotem
Hence:totemismototemic

totemicadjtotemic totemismontotemism totevia(a)advyet,still,nevertheless totonall,everythingletotothewholesupertotoaboveallantetotoafterallintotoentirely,wholly,intotointotoe pertotoentirely,whollytotoadvall,quite,wholly tour[F]ntour,trip,excursion

Hence:tourismotouristatouristic

tourdeforce[F]tourdeforce tourismo(turzino)ntourism tourista(tursta)ntourist touristic(turstic)adjtourist,touring tourniquet[F]n[Med.]tourniquet2.turnstile toxseetoxic toxicadjtoxic,poisonous

Hence:toxinaantitoxinatoxicointoxicar&,toxicologoetc.

toxiconpoison toxicologiantoxicology toxicologicadjtoxicological toxicologo(c)ntoxicologist

Hence:toxicologiatoxicologic

toxinan[Biochem.]toxin [tra]prepthrough trabenbeamalso:rafter,etc.

Hence:trabecula

trabeculan[Anat.,Zool.,etc.]trabecula trachea(a)nwindpipe,trachea
Hence:tracheitistrachealtracheotomiaetc.

trachealadjtracheal tracheitis(tis)n[Med.]tracheitis tracheotomia(a)ntracheotomy traciantrack,trailtraciastraces,vestiges traciarvtotrace(1.tofollowthetrailof,track2.todrawinoutline)

Hence:traciatraciatorretraciar

traciatorntracer(=onewhoorthatwhichtraces) tractseetraher tractabileadjtractable(=easytodealwithortocontrol) tractabilitatentractability tractamentontreatment tractarvtotreat(1.todealwith,handle,subjecttoatreatment2.toentertain)tractarde(unthema,etc.)totreat(of)(a topic,etc.)tractarde(lepace,etc.)totreatfor(peace,etc.)

Hence:tractamentotractabiletractabilitate,intractabileintractabilitatetractatoretractarmaltractaretc.

tractaton1.treatise2.treaty,agreement tractionntraction(=pulling,draft) tractonI.(actionof)drawing,pullingII.tract(1.stretchofterritory2.periodoftime3.[Liturgy])III.trait(1. lineamentoftheface,feature2.distinctivecharacteristic)IV.stroke(=shortlinedrawnwithapen,paintbrush,etc.) tractorntractor(=automotivevehicleusedforhauling,etc.) tradv[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

Hence:tradition&extrader&

tradeunion[A]ntradeunion
Hence:tradeunionismotradeunionista

tradeunionismontradeunionism tradeunionistantradeunionist traditionntradition

Hence:traditionaltraditionalismo,traditionalista

traditionaladjtraditional traditionalismontraditionalism traditionalistantraditionalist traducer[duc/duct]v1.toconvey,transfer2.totranslate(asin"totranslateintoFrench")

Hence:traducibileintraducibiletraductiontraductor

traducibileadjtranslatable traductseetraducer traductionntranslation(1.actoftranslatingfromonelanguageintoanother2.versionresultingfromtranslation) traductorntranslator(=onewhotranslatesfromonelanguageintoanother) trafficarvtotraffic trafficatorntrafficker traffico(tr)ntrade,commerce,traffic

Hence:trafficartrafficator

tragn[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]tragus[Anat.,etc.]tragus
Hence:tragictragicomicetc.,tragicomediaetc.tragacanthaetc.tragedoetc.

tragacanthantragacanth tragediantragedy tragedianontragedian tragedontragedian(1.actorinatragedy2.authoroftragedies)

Hence:tragediatragediano

tragiseetragic tragicadjtragic,tragical(1.ofatragedy2.calamitous) tragicomediantragicomedy tragicomicadjtragicomic trahandrag,dray,roadsledgealso:sled,sleigh traher[trah/tract]vtodraw,pulltodrag

Hence:trahatractiontractortractotractar&abstraher&attraher&contraher&detraher&distraher&:extraher& retraher&subtraher&

trainarv1.todraw,drag,pull2.totrain(=toexercise,drill)

Hence:trainotrainator

trainatorntrainer trainontrain(1."trainofagown,etc."2.suite,retinue3.cortege,processionalso:[Mil.]4."railroadtrain")traino directethroughtraintrainoexpresseorrapideexpresstraintrainoomnibuslocaltrain trair(r)vtobetray

Hence:traitiontraitor

traitionntreason,betrayalaltetraitionhightreason traitorntraitor trajanadjofTrajan,Trajan'scolumnatrajanTrajan'sColumn Trajanonpr[Rom.Hist.]Trajan

Hence:trajan

trajectseetrajic trajectoriantrajectory trajic[jic/ject]v[occurringinderivatives]

Hence:trajectoria

tram[A]nstreetcar,tram
Hence:tramviaetc.

tramvia(a)nstreetcarline
Hence:tramviaritramviero

tramviariadjstreetcar(asin"streetcartickets") tramvieronstreetcarmanspecif.:streetcarconductor tramway[A]n1.tramway(=trackforstreetcars)2.streetcar,tramcar,trolley(car) transeetrans trancentrance tranquilleadjtranquil,calm

Hence:tranquillitatetranquillisar

tranquillisarvtotranquillize,toreassuretranquillisarsetocalmdown(=tobecomecalm) tranquillitatentranquillity transprepacross,over,beyond,onthefarthersideof transprefixo[tranbefores+consonant]trans,tran(1.beyond,across2.through3.[expressingchange, transformation])

transformation])
Hence:transalpinetc.transmontanetc.transpareretc.transfereretc.transformaretc.transsubstantiaretc.transcenderetc. transcriberetc.

transactseetransiger transactionn1.[Law]adjustment,compromise2.transaction transactionaladjtransactioal transactorntransactor transalpinadj[Geog.]transalpine transalpinontransalpine(=nativeofacountrybeyondtheAlps) transbordarvtotransfer,tramsship

Hence:transbordo

transbordontransfer,transshipment transcendentaladj[Philos.]transcendental transcendentalismontranscendentalphilosphy,transcendentalism transcendentalistantranscendentalist transcendente1.prpoftranscender2.adjtranscendent transcendentiantranscendency transcendervtotranscend,exceed

Hence:transcendentetranscendentia,transcendentaltranscendentalismo,transcendentalista

transcriber[scrib/script]vtotranscribe(1.tomakeawrittencopyof2.[Mus.])
Hence:transcriptiontranscriptortranscripto

transcriptseetranscriber transcriptionntranscription(1.actofcopying2.[Mus.]) transcriptontranscript,copy transcriptorntranscriber transferentiantransfer,transference transferer[fer/lat]vtotransfer(1.tomove,shift2.[Law]"totransferproperty,etc.")

Hence:transferimentotransferentiatransferibileintransferibile,translation,translatar

transferibileadjtransferable transferimentontransfer(1.removal2.[Law])

transfiger[fig/fix]vtotransfix
Hence:transfixion

transfigurarvtotransfigure(=tochangetheformorappearanceof)
Hence:transfiguration

transfigurationntransfigurationTransfiguration[Relig.]Transfiguration transfixseetransfiger transfixionntransfixion transformabileadjtransformable transformarvtotransform

Hence:transformismotransformistatransformabiletransformationtransformativetransformator

transformationntransformation transformativeadjtransformative transformatorntransformer(1.onewhotranformssomething2.[Elec.]) transformismontransformism transformistantransformist transfunderv[fund/fus]vtotransfusealso:[Med.]

Hence:transfusion

transfusseetransfunder transfusionntransfusionalso:[Med.] transgreder[gred/gress]vtotransgress,trespass(against)

Hence:transgressiontransgressivetransgressortransgressar

transgressseetransgreder transgressarvtotransgress,trespass(against) transgressionntransgression transgressiveadjtransgressive transgressorntransgressor transienteadjpassing,transient transigenteadjaccomodating,readytocompromise transiger[ig/act]v1.tocompromise(=toeffectacompromise)2.totransact

Hence:transigenteintransigenteintransigentiatransactiontransactionaltransactar

Hence:transigenteintransigenteintransigentiatransactiontransactionaltransactar

transirvtogoacross,gothrough
Hence:transientetransitiontransitive&transitoritransito

transitionntransition transitiveadj[Gram.]transitive
Hence:intransitive

transito(trn)ntransit transitoriadjtransitory,transientperiodotransitoriperiodoftransition translatseetransferer translatarvtotranslate(1.totransfer,remove2.asin"totranslateabook") translationntranslation(1.transference,removal2.asin"translationofabook") translucervtobetranslucent(=tobepartlytransparent)

Hence:translucide&

translucideadjtranslucent(=partlytransparent)
Hence:transluciditate

transluciditatentranslucence,translucency transmissseetransmitter transmissibileadjtransmissible transmissibilitatentransmissibility transmissionntransmission(1.transmittal,passingon2.transmissiongear) transmissorntransmitter(1.personorthingthattransmitssomething2.[Teleph.]) transmitter[mitt/miss]vtotransmit,passon

Hence:transmissibiletransmissibilitate,intransmissibiletransmissiontransmissor

transmontanadjtransmontane transmutabileadjtransmutable transmutabilitatentransmutability transmutarvtotransmute

Hence:transmutabiletransmutabilitate,intransmutabiletransmutation

transmutationntransmutation transparenteadjtransparent transparentiantransparency

transparentiantransparency transparervtoshowthrough
Hence:transparentetransparentia,semitransparenteetc.

transpassamentondecease,death transpassarv1.totrespass2.todie,passaway
Hence:transpassotranspassamento

transpasson1.trespass2.death transpirabileadjperspirable(=[Med.]thatcanbedisposedofthroughperspiration) transpirarvI.toperspire,sweatII.totranspire(1.toemit,breatheforth2.tobecomeknown,leakout)

Hence:transpirabiletranspiration

transpirationnperspiration transplantarvtotransplant
Hence:transplantation

transplantationntransplantation transponer[pon/posit]vtotranspose(1.totransfer2.tointerchangethepositionof3.[Mus.])
Hence:transpositiontranspositivetranspositor

transportabileadjtransportable transportarvtotransport(1.toconvey2.toenrapture)
Hence:transportotransportabiletransportationtransportator

transportationntransportation,transport transportatorntransporter(=onewhotransports) transportontransport(1.transportation,conveyance2.transportship3.rapture)mediodetransportomeansof transportation,conveyance transpositseetransponer transpositionntransposition(1.actoftransposing2.interchangeofposition3.[Mus.]) transpositiveadj[Gram.]transpositive transpositorntransposer(=onewhoorthatwhichtransposes) transsilvanadjTransylvanian TranssilvanianprTransylvania transsilvanonTransylvanian transsubstantiarv[Theol.]transubstantiate

transsubstantiarv[Theol.]transubstantiate
Hence:transsubstantiation

transsubstantiationn[Theol.]transubstantiation transsudarvtotransude
Hence:transsudation

transsudationntransudation TransvaalnprTransvaal transvasarvtodecant,transvase transversseetransverter transversan1.crossbar,crossbeam,etc.2.[Fortif.]traverse3.crossstreet transversaladjtransversaltransversaln[Geom.]transversal transversarvtocross,traverse(1.topassacrossorthrough2.tothwart) transverseadjlyingacrossorathwart,transverse transversonbreadth,widthatransversothrough(=fromsidetoside)a(l)transverso(de)through(asin"toshoot throughthehead","tolookthroughthewindow")detransversoaskew,awryreguardardetransversotolookaskance transverter[vert/vers]vtoturnordirectacross
Hence:transversetransversotransversal,transversa,transversar

trapezn[occurringinderivatives]trapez(=table)
Hence:trapeziotrapeziformeetc.trapezoide

trapeziformeadjtrapeziform trapezion1.[Geom.]trapezium2.[Gymnastics]trapeze trapezoiden[Geom.]trapezoid trappan1.trapalso:snare,gin,pitfall2.trapdoor,hatch

Hence:trappartrappatorattrappar

trapparvtotrap,catchinatrap trappatorntrapper(=onewhotrapsanimals) trattan[Fin.]draft,bill travaliarv1.totorment2.tolabor,toilalso:totravail

Hence:travaliotravaliator

travaliatorn1.tormentor2.workman,laborer travalion1.torment2.labor,toilalso:travail

travalion1.torment2.labor,toilalso:travail travenbeamalso:rafter,etc.
Hence:architraveetc.

[traverso]prepthrough,fromsidetoside travestimenton1.(actof)disguisingdisguise2.(actof)parodying,parody travestirv1.todisguise2.toparody

Hence:travestimentotravestitor

travestitorn1.disguiser2.parodist treseetres tredece(tr)adjthirteen tremendeadjtremendous(1.terrifying2.extraordinary) tremervtotremble(=toshake,shiver)

Hence:tremendetremortremule&

tremolo[I]n[Mus.]tremolo tremorntrembling,shaking,tremortremordeterraearthquake tremulamentonshaking,trembling tremulante1.pproftremular2.adjtremulant,tremulent tremularvtotremble tremulatorntrembler tremuleadjquivering,tremulous

Hence:tremulartremulante,tremulamento,tremulatortremulo

tremulo(tr)naspen,tremblingpoplar trenchamento(sh)n(actof)cutting,cuttingoff trenchante(sh)1.pproftrenchar2.adjcutting,sharpalso:trenchant trenchar(sh)vtocut,cutoff

Hence:trenchotrencheatrenchamentotrenchantetrenchator

trenchator(sh)ncutter(=onewhoorthatwhichcuts) trenchea(a)n[Mil.]trench trenchonslice(asin"asliceofmeat") trentaadjthirty

trentaadjthirty
Hence:trentenatrentesime

trentenanaboutthirty trentesime(sime)adjthirtiethletrentesimeparte,letrentesimothethirtiethpart,thethirtieth trentinadjTrentine TrentonprTrentconsiliodeTrentoCouncilofTrent

Hence:trentin

trepv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:trepide&

trepidarv1.totremble,shake2.totremble(withfear),trepidate trepidationntrepidation(1.tremor,shaking2.tremblingwithfear) trepideadjtrembling,fearful,trepid

Hence:trepiditatetrepidartrepidationintrepideintrepiditate

trepiditatenagitation,trepidation tresadjthreereguladetres[Arith.]ruleofthree
Hence:trillion&trenta&terno&trin&tertie&trichloridoetc.trioxydoetc.triphthongoetc.triplanoetc.trilogiaetc. Tripoleetc.trivioetc.trimestreetc.trinomieetc.tridimensionaletc.trianguleetc.tricoloretc.trienneetc.trigemineetc. trifideetc.tripleetc.tripliceetc.tripartiretc.triumviroetc.decetresetc.tredeceetc.trio

tresorntreasure
Hence:tresorerotresoreria

tresoreria(a)ntreasury(1.treasurehouse2.treasurydepartment,exchequer) tresorerontreasurer tressanbraid,plait,tress tressage(aje)n(actof)braiding,plaiting tressarvtobraid,plait

Hence:tressatressagetressator

tressatornbraider,plaiter tri[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]tri(=three,thrice)
Hence:triadetriadictrias&triphthongoetc.trisyllabeetc.Seealsotres

triade(tr)ntriad(1.trio,trinity,three2.specif.:[Mus.,Geom.,etc.]) triadicadjtriadic triangularadjtriangulartriangularvtriangulate

triangularadjtriangulartriangularvtriangulate triangulationntriangulation trianguleadjtriangular

Hence:triangulotriangular,triangulartriangulation

triangulo(ngulo)ntriangle triasn[Geol.]Trias
Hence:triassic

triassseetrias triassicadj[Geol.]Triassic tribaladjtribal tribontribe(1.[Anc.Hist.]2.asin"Indiantribes"3.asin"thecattribe")

Hence:tribaltribuno&

tribuseetribo tribuer[tribu/tribut]vtoassign,allot
Hence:tributo&attribuer&contribuer&distribuer&

tribularv1.tothresh2.totribulate tribulationntribulation tribulo(tr)nthreshingmachine,thresher

Hence:tribulartribulation

tribunan1.rostrum,platform,tribune2.gallery(inchurches,etc.)3.grandstand tribunalntribunal(1.seatofajudge2.courtorforumofjustice) tribunatontribunate,tribuneship tribunitieadjtribunitial,tribunitian tribunontribune(1.[Rom.Hist.]2.defenderofthepeople)

Hence:tribunatotribunaltribunitietribuna

tributseetribuer tributariadjtributary(1.asin"tributarynations"2.asin"tributarystream") tributontribute(1.enforcedpaymentimposedbyaconqueror2.asin"atributetothedead")

Hence:tributari

trican1.trifle2.hindrance,complication
Hence:intricar&

Hence:intricar&

trichinan[Zool.]trichina
Hence:trichinosistrichinose

trichinoseadjtrichinous trichinosis(sis)n[Pathol.]trichinosis trichlorido(clr)ntrichloride tricipite(c)adj[Anat.](ofthetriceps)tricipite(c)ntriceps tricoloradjtricolored,tricolor tricolorntricolor tricorneadjthreecornered

Hence:tricorno

tricornontricorn tricot[F]nI.tricot(1.knittedmaterial2.softribbedfabric)II.(knittedgarment)sweater,tights,etc.
Hence:tricotartricotage,tricotator,tricotatrice

tricotage(aje)n1.knitting2.knittedgoods tricotarvtoknit(asin"toknitstockings") tricotatornknitter tricotatricen(woman)knitter tricyclontricycle tridententrident(1.threeprongedfishspear2.[Mythol.]) tridimensionaladjtridimensional,threedimensional triennaladjtriennial trienneadjtriennial

Hence:trienniotriennal

trienniontriennium TriestenprTrieste trifacialadj[Anat.]trifacial,trigeminal trifide(tr)adjtrifid trifoliateadj[Bot.]trifoliate trifolion1.[Bot.]clover,trefoil2.[Arch.]trefoiltrifoliodequatrofoliasfourleavedclover3.[Cards]club,cardof

trifolion1.[Bot.]clover,trefoil2.[Arch.]trefoiltrifoliodequatrofoliasfourleavedclover3.[Cards]club,cardof thesuitofclubs triformeadjtriform trigemine(g)adjtrigeminous,bornthreeatonebirth

Hence:trigemino

trigemino(g)ntriplet trilatereadjtrilateral,threesided trilingueadjtrilingual trillarvtotrill

Hence:trillo

trillionntrillion(1.unitwith12zerosannexed2.unitwith18zerosannexed)
Hence:trillionesime

trillionesime(sime)adjtrillionthletrillionesimeparte,letrillionesimothetrillionthpart,thetrillionth trillon[Mus.]trill,shake trilobateadjtrilobate,threelobed trilobiten[Paleontol.]trilobite trilogia(a)ntrilogy trimereadj[Bot.,Zool.]trimerous trimestraladjquarterly(=onceinaquarterofayear) trimestrenquarter(ofayear)

Hence:trimestral

trimetro(tr)ntrimeter trinadj1.triune2.threefold,triplealso:[Astrol.]trine
Hence:trinitate&

Trinidad[H]nprTrinidad trinitseetrinitate trinitarionTrinitarian(1.[Theol.]2.memberoftheOrderoftheHolyTrinity) trinitatentrinityTrinitateTrinity(1.[Theol.]2.TrinitySunday)

Hence:trinitarioantitrinitari

trinomieadj[Alg.]trinomial
Hence:trinomio

Hence:trinomio

trinomion[Alg.]trinomial triontrio trioxydo()ntrioxide tripan[Cookery]tripetripasguts,tripes tripartirvtodivideintothreeparts

Hence:tripartitiontripartite

tripartiteadjtripartite(=dividedintothreeparts) tripartitionntripartition tripede(tr)ntripodalso:trivet triphthongontriphthong(=unionofthreevowelspronouncedinonesyllable) triplamenton(actionof)tripling,trebling triplanontriplane triplarvtotriple,treble tripleadjtriple,treble

Hence:triplettotriplartriplamento

triplettontriplet(=combinationofthree) triplicarvtotriplicate triplicationntriplication triplicatontriplicate(=oneofthreecopiesofadocument) triplice(tr)adjtriplex,triple,threefold

Hence:triplicitatetriplicartriplication,triplicato

triplicitatentriplicity TripolenprTripoli(=cityofTripoli)
Hence:tripolitantripolitano

tripolitanadjTripolitan tripolitanonTripolitan triremeadjtrireme,threeoaredtrirementrireme trisecar[sec/sect]vtotrisect

Hence:trisection

Hence:trisection

trisectseetrisecar trisectionntrisection trismonlockjaw,trismus tristeadjsadtriste(excusa,figura,etc.)sorry(excuse,figure,etc.)

Hence:tristessaattristarcontristar

tristessansadness trisyllabe(s)adjtrisyllabic
Hence:trisyllabo

trisyllabo(s)ntrisyllabo tritseeter tritico(tr)nwheat Tritonnpr[Gr.Mythol.]Tritontriton[Zool.]triton(=anymemberofthegenus'Triton'ofmarinesnails)also:newt, triton triturantrituration(=actionoftriturating)

Hence:triturartriturabile,trituration

triturabileadjtriturable triturarvtotriturate triturationntrituration triumseetres triumphaladjtriumphal triumphante1.pproftriumphar2.adjtriumphant triumpharvtotriumph(1.[Rom.Antiq.]2.toexult3.toobtainvictory) triumphatorntriumpher triumphontriumph(1.[RomAntiq.]2.exultationofsuccess3.asin"triumphofknowledge")

Hence:triumphaltriumphartriumphante,triumphator

triumviraladjtriumviral triumviratontriumvirate triumviro(m)n[Rom.Antiq.]triumvir

Hence:triumviratotriumviral

trivialadi1.trivial(=pertainingtothetrivium)2.trite,commonplace3.vulgar,coarse

trivialadi1.trivial(=pertainingtothetrivium)2.trite,commonplace3.vulgar,coarse
Hence:trivialitate

trivialitaten1.triteness2.vulgarity,coarseness trivion[Hist.]trivium
Hence:trivial&

[tro]advtoo,toomuchtro(de)(aqua,libros,etc.)toomuch(water,etc.),toomany(books,etc.)detrosuperfluous,in theway trobadorntroubadour(=medievallyricpoetofaschoolflourishinginProvenceandthesouthofFrance) trocarvtobarter

Hence:trocotrocator

trocatornbarterer trochaseetrocheo trochaicadj[Pros.]trochaic trocheo(o)n[Pros.]trochee

Hence:trochaic

troconbarter Troia(tria)npr[Gr.Hist.]Troy
Hence:troiantroiano

troianadjTrojancavallotroianTrojanhorse troianonTrojan(=inhabitantofTroy) troika(tri)[R]ntroika trolley[A]ntrolley(=revolvingwheelwhichmakescontactwiththeoverheadwireandtransmitspowertothetrolley car) tromba[I]n[Meteorol.]1.waterspout2.whirlwind trombonntrombone

Hence:trombonista

trombonistantrombonist trompan1.horn,trumpet2.aspirator(=apparatusfordrawingstreamofairorgasthroughatube)3.trunk(ofan elephant,etc.)trompadeEustachioEustachiantube

Hence:trompetta&

trompettatrumpet(1.themusicalinstrument"trumpet"2.trumpeter)
Hence:trompetterotrompettar

Hence:trompetterotrompettar

trompettarvtotrumpet(1.toblowatrumpet2.tonoiseabroad) trompetterontrumpeter tronseeelectron [trop][F]adv(=tro) trope[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]trope(=turning)

Hence:tropismogeotropismoetc.heliotropeetc.allotropeetc.hemitropeetc.geotropicetc.

troph[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]troph,tropho(=nourishment)
Hence:trophicatrophe&hypertrophia&limitropheetc.

tropheo(o)ntrophy trophicadjtrophic(=pertainingtonutrition) tropicadjtropic,tropical

Hence:tropicotropicalintertropical,subtropical,semitropicaletc.

tropicaladjtropical tropicontropicTropicodelCancereTropicofCancerTropicodelCapricornoTropicofCapricorn tropismon[Biol.]tropism tropon[Rhet.]trope

Hence:tropologiaetc.

tropologia(a)ntropology
Hence:tropologic

tropologicadjtropological [troppo][I]adv(=tro) trottarvtotrot

Hence:trottotrottator

trottatorntrotter(=horsewhichtrots) trottontrot trottoir[F]nsidewalk,pavement troubadour[F]ntroubadour trousseau[F]ntrousseau trovabileadjtobefound,findable trovarvtofind

trovarvtofind
Hence:trovabileintrovabiletrovator

trovatorn1.finder(=onewhofindsorhasfound)2.troubadourtrouvre troverontrouvre Troyes[F]nprTroyes tructantrout truder[trud/trus]v[occurringincompounds]

Hence:abstruder&intruder&

trufantruffle
Hence:trufari,trufieratrufar

trufarvtostuffwithtruffles trufariadjtruffle,relatingtotruffles trufierantrufflebed trullan(brickorplastering)trowel truncamentontruncation truncarvtotruncate,lopoff truncate1.ppoftruncar2.adjtruncate,truncated truncationntruncation truncontrunk(1."treetrunk"2.[Anat.]3.[Arch.]shaftofacolumn)

Hence:truncartruncamento,truncation,truncate

truppanI.troop(1.bodyofpeople2.[Mil.])II.[Theat.]troupe
Hence:attrupparattruppamento

trust[A]ntrust,cartel tsar[R]nczar,tsar
Hence:tsarinatsarismotsaristatsarian

tsarevich(vitch)[R]nczarevich,tsarevich tsarevna[R]nczarevna,tsarevna tsarianadjczarian,tsarian tsarinanczarina,tsarina tsarismonczarism,tsarism

tsarismonczarism,tsarism tsaristanczarist,tsarist tsiganadjgypsy

Hence:tsigano

tsiganon1.gypsy2.Gypsy(=languageofthegypsies) tupronpersyou[infamiliarorinformaluseaddressingoneperson]2.adjpossyour[infamiliarorinformaluse addressingoneperson]

Hence:tue

tu[tu/tut]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:tutor&tutricetutela&intuer&

tuban[Mus.]tuba(1.[Rom.Antiq.]2.basssaxhorn)
Hence:saxtuba

tubarvtotube,furnishwithtubes tuberaceasn[Bot.]Tuberaceae tuberaceeadjtuberaceous tubercularadjtubercular tubercularisarvtotubercularize tuberculateadjtuberculate tuberculinantuberculin tuberculontubercle

Hence:tuberculinatuberculosistuberculartubercularisartuberculatetuberculose

tuberculoseadjtubercular,tuberculous tuberculosis(sis)ntuberculosistuberculosispulmonartuberculosisofthelungs tuberen[Bot.,Pathol.,etc.]tuberalso:swelling,hump,bump,boss,etc.

Hence:tuberculo&tuberaceetuberaceastuberosetuberositate,tuberosaprotuberar&

tuberosan[Bot.]tuberose tuberoseadjtuberous tuberositatentuberosity tubicola()n[Zool.]tubicole tubontube(1.pipe2.[Radio])tubodigestivealimentarycanaltubodereactiontesttubetubodeorganoorganpipe

Hence:tubulotubular,tubulate,tubulose,tubulation,tubulatura,multitubularetc.tubartubicolaetc.

tubularadjtubular tubulateadjtubulated,tubular tubulationntubulation tubulaturan[Chcm.]tubulure,tubulature tubulontubule,smalltube tubuloseadjtubulous(=containingtubes) tuepronpossyours[infamiliarorinformaluseaddressingoneperson] tulipanntulip

Hence:tulipaniero

tulipanierontuliptree [tum]advthen(1.atthattime2.next3.afterwards) tumbangrave,tomb

Hence:tumbal

tumbaladjtomb,tombal tumefacer[fac/fact]vtotumefy(=tocausetoswell)
Hence:tumefaction

tumefactseetumefacer tumefactionntumefaction tumerv1.tobeswollenortumid2.toswell,intumesce

Hence:tumidetumiditatetumor&tumulo&tumescer&tumefaceretc.

tumescente1.pproftumescer2.adjtumescent tumescentiantumescence tumescervtointumesce

Hence:tumescentetumescentiaintumescer&

tumideadjtumid(1.swollen,distended2.pompous,inflated) tumiditatentumidity tumorn[Pathol.]tumor

Hence:tumorose

tumoroseadjtumorous tumulariadjtumular

tumulariadjtumular tumulonbarrow,tumulus
Hence:tumulari

tumultontumult
Hence:tumultuaritumultuosetumultuar

tumultuseetumulto tumultuarv1.toincitetoatumult2.tomakeatumult tumultuariadjtumultuary tumultuoseadjtumultuous tuncadvthen(1.atthattime2.inthatcase,consequently) tunder[tund/tus]vtopound,bruise,tund

Hence:contunder&obtunder&

tundra[R]ntundra tungstseftungsten tungstaton[Chem.]tungstate tungsten[Swedish]n[Chem.]tungsten,wolfram

Hence:tungstatotungstitetungstictungstosilicatoetc.

tungsticadj[Chem.]tungstic tungstiten[Mineral.]tungstite tungstosilicatontungstosilicate tunnel[A]ntunnel tupinamb[Tupi]nJerusalemartichoke,topinambou turban1.crowd,throng2.mob,rabble

Hence:turbide&turbulente&turbar&

turbannturban turbarvtodisturb,throwintodisorder,confuse
Hence:turbine&turbationturbatordisturbar&perturbar&

turbationndisturbance,disorder,confusion turbatorndisturber turbideadjturbid

turbideadjturbid
Hence:turbiditate

turbiditatenturbidity,turbidness turbinanturbine
Hence:turbocompressoretc.

turbinateadj[Bot.]turbinatealso:[Anat.,Zool.]turbinate,turbinal turbinen1.[Zool.]turbo2.top(asin"tospinatop")
Hence:turbinate

turboseeturbina turbocompressornturbocompressor turbodynamo(d)nturbodynamo turbogeneratornturbogenerator turbulenteadjturbulent

Hence:turbulentia

turbulentianturbulence,turbulency turcadjTurkish turchseeturco turchesenturquoise TurchianprTurkey turcon1.Turk(=nativeofTurkey)2.[Mil.]Turco3.Turkish(language)

Hence:Turchiaturcheseturcomanturc

turcomanadj/nTurkoman turdides(tr)npl[Zool.]Turdidae turdonthrush

Hence:turdides

turf[A]n[HorseRacing]turf turfanpeat,turf turgervtoswell,beswollen

Hence:turgideturgiditateturgorturgescerturgescenteturgescentia

turgescente1.pprofturgescer2.adjturgescent turgescentianturgescence,turgescency

turgescentianturgescence,turgescency turgescervtoswell,swellup turgideadjturgid turgiditatenturgidity,turgidness turgornturgor TurinnprTurin turren1.tower2.[Chess]castle,rookturredeBabylontowerofBabelturredesondagederrick(asin"oilderrick")

Hence:turriformeetc.

turriformeadjtowershaped tussencough
Hence:tussilaginetussirpertusse&

tussilaginen[Bot.]coltsfoot,coughwort tussirvtocough tutseetu tutelan[Law]guardianship,tutelage

Hence:tutelari

tutelariadjtutelary(asin"tutelarydeity") tutorn[Law]guardian,tutor
Hence:tutoriatutorarcotutor

tutorarvtotutor(=toexerciseguardianship,tutelageover) tutoria(a)n[Law]guardianship,tutorship tutricen[Law]guardian,tutoress tympanicadjI.drum,drumlikeII.tympanic(1.[Anat.,Zool.]2.[Arch.]) tympanistandrummertympanist tympano(tm)nI.[Mus.]drumII.[Print.]tympanIII.tympanum(1.[Anat.]2.[Arch.])

Hence:tympanistatympanic

typhontyphus
Hence:typhoide&

typhoideadjtyphoidfebretyphoidetyphoidfever,entericfever
Hence:paratyphoide

typhoiden[Med.]typhoid(fever)entericfever typhonntyphoon typicadjtypical,typic typon1.typealso:[Print.]2.character(asin"quiteacharacter")

Hence:typictypographoetc.typometroetc.heliotypoetc.linotypoetc.stereotypeetc.monotypoetc.archetypoetc. prototypoetc.

typographia(a)ntypography,printing typographicadjtypographical typographo(grapho)ntypographer

Hence:typographiatypographic

typometria(a)ntypometry typometro(metro)n[Print.]typometer
Hence:typometria

tyrannia(a)ntyranny tyrannicadjtyrannic tyrannicidantyrannicide(=onewhokillsatyrant) tyrannicidiontyrannicide(=actofkillingatyrant) tyrannisarvtotyrannize tyrannontyrant(1.despot2.[Ornith.])

Hence:tyranniatyrannictyrannisartyrannicidaetctyrannicidioetc.

tyrrhenadjTyrrhenianMarTyrrhenTyrrhenianSea TyrrhenianprTyrrhenia tyrrhenonTyrrhenian,Etruscan

Hence:Tyrrheniatyrrhen

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uberenudderubereadjfruitful,abundant,uberous
Hence:ubertate,exuberar&

ubertatenfertility,abundanceuberty ubi1.advwhere(=inoratwhatplace)2.conjwherewhen,assoonaswherewithinwhich aubiwhere,whither deubifromwhere,whence

Hence:ubicar&ubiqueetc.ubicunqueetc.alicubietc.[alterubi]etc.

ubicarvtohaveone'slocation,be(somewhere)
Hence:ubication

ubicationnlocation(=factofbeinglocatedinacertainplace),ubication ubicunqueadv/conjwherever ubiqueadveverywhereanywhere,wheresoever,wherever

Hence:ubiquitate

ubiquitatenubiquitousness ukaz[R]nukase UkrainanprUkraine

Hence:ukrainianukrainiano

ukrainianadjUkrainian ukrainianonUkrainian(1.nativeoftheUkraine2.Ukrainianlanguage) ulcerarvtoulcerate(=toaffectwithulcers) ulcerationn[Med.]ulceration ulceren[Med.]ulcer

Hence:ulceroseulcerarulceration

ulceroseadjulcerous(1.havingthenatureofanulcer2.ulcerated) [ulle]adj/pronany,anyone
Hence:nulle&

ulmaceeadj[Bot.]ulmaceous

ulmaceeadj[Bot.]ulmaceous ulmarian[Bot.]meadosweet,queenofthemeadows ulmetonelmgrove ulmicadj[Chem.]ulmic ulminan[Chem.]ulmin ulmonelm

Hence:ulmetoulmaceeulmariaulmiculmina

Ulster[A]nprUlsterulster[Clothing]ulster ulterioradj1.ulterior,situatedbeyond,thither2.subsequent,later ulteriormenteadvlater(on),subsequently ultimarvtobringtoaclose,tobringtocompletion ultimate1.ppofultimar2.adjultimate ultimationn(actionof)bringingtoacloseortocompletion ultimatum[NL]nultimatum ultime(l)adjlast

Hence:penultime&ultimarultimation,ultimate

ultraI.advontheotherside,beyond,fartherII.prep1.onthefarthersideofbeyond,past2.besidesultraillebesides, moreoverultraqueasidefromthefactthat
Hence:ultrage&ultrarultrantia

ultraprefixoultra(=beyond)
Hence:ultramarinetc.ultravioletteetc.ultrapassaretc.

ultrage(aje)noutrage
Hence:ultragioseultragiar

ultragiar(ajr)vtooutrage ultragiose(jose)adjoutrageous ultramaradvoverseas(paises)deultramaroverseas(countries) ultramarinadjultramarine(blue) ultramontanadjultramontane(1.transmontane2.[R.C.Ch.])

Hence:ultramontanismo

ultramontanismonultramontanism ultrantianexcess,extremeaultrantiatothebitterend

ultrantianexcess,extremeaultrantiatothebitterend ultrapassarvtogobeyond ultrarvtocarrytoexcessortoextremes ultravioletteadjultravioletradiosultravioletteultravioletrays uluco()nowl ulula(lula)nbarnowl ulularvtohowl,ululate

Hence:ululationululator

ululationnhowling,ululation ululatornhowler(=onewhohowls)specif.:howlingmonkey Ulysses(ls)npr[Gr.Mythol.]Ulysses umbellan[Bot.]umbel

Hence:umbellateumbellifereumbelliformeetc.

umbellateadj[Bot.]umbellate umbellifereadj[Bot.]umbelliferous umbelliformeadj[Bot.]umbelliform umbilicaladjumbilicalcordonumbilicalumbilicalcord umbilicateadjumbilicate umbilico(co)n[Anat.]navel,umbilicus

Hence:umbilicalumbilicate

umbran1.shade(asin"lightandshade"also:asin"theshadesinHades")2.shadowalumbradeunderorinthe shadowofumbras(delnocte)shadows(ofthenight)umbrade(dubita,etc.)shadeorshadowof(doubtetc.)
Hence:umbrellaumbratileumbrifereumbrinaumbroseumbraradumbrar&penumbra

umbranumber(1.[Mineral.]2."thecolorumber")terradeumbrasienna umbrarvtoshade,darken(=toputshadinginoron) umbratileadjshady,umbrageous umbreadjUmbrian umbrellanumbrella(=clothcoveredframeusedforprotectionagainstrainorsun) UmbrianprUmbria umbrifereadjumbriferous umbrinan[Zool.]umbrina,umbrine

umbrinan[Zool.]umbrina,umbrine umbronUmbrian(1.inhabitantofUmbria2.Umbriandialect)
Hence:Umbriaumbre

umbroseadjshady,umbrageous un1.adjone2.indefarta,an leunlealtereoneanother,eachother,each(one)...theother(one) leuneslealteresoneanother,eachother,each(ofthem)...theothers,otherones

Hence:union&unitate&unic&unir&unificar&unicorneetc.unilateraletc.uniformeetc.unanimeetc.unicolor etc.unipareetc.[unaltere]etc.undeceetc.deceunetc.alicunetc.[qualcun]etc.[alcun]etc.[necun]etc.uno[qualcuno] etc.,alcunoetc.

[unaltere]proneachother,oneanother unanime(nime)adjunanimous
Hence:unanimitate

unanimitatenunanimity uncian1.ounce2.inch
Hence:uncialsemiuncialetc.

uncialadjuncial unciformenunciform,hookshaped uncinateadjuncinate uncinonhook(asin"wallhook","hookandeye") unconhook,barb

Hence:uncinouncinateunciformeetc.

unctseeunguer unctionnunction(1.actofanointing2.unctuousness) unctonanointedleUnctodelSeniortheLord'sAnointed unctonunguent,ointment

Hence:unctuoseunctuositate

unctuseeuncto unctuoseadjunctuous(1.oily,greasy2.oily,suave) unctuositatenunctuosity,unctuousness undanwave(1."waveofthesea,etc."2.[Phys.])undasonorsoundwaveundaluminoselightwaveundascurte [Radio]shortwavesundaslonge[Radio]longwaves

Hence:unduloseundular&undinaundoseundearinundar&undisoneetc.

Hence:unduloseundular&undinaundoseundearinundar&undisoneetc.

[unde]advwhence(1.fromwhichplace2.wherefore,forwhichreasonorcause) undearvtowave(=tomoveinwavesorundulations) undece(n)adjeleven undinanundine undisoneadjwavelike(=soundinglikewaves) undoseadjwavy undularvtowave,undulate(1.tomovein,orlike,waves2.toimpartawavyappearanceto)

Hence:undulationundulatoriundulate

undulate1.ppofundular2.adjwavy,undulating undulationnI.undulation(1.wavingmotion2.wavyform)II.[Hairdressing]waveundulationpermanente permanentwave undulatoriadjundulatory unduloseadjrolling,wavy,undulous UNESCO[A]nUNESCO unguennail(ofafingerortoe)also:unguis

Hence:unguiculounguiculateungula&unguifere

unguentariadjunguentary unguentonointment,salve unguer[ung/unct]vtoanoint(1.torubwithanointment2.tomakesacredwithoil)

Hence:ungentoungentariunctionunctouncto&axungiaetc.

unguiculateadjunguiculate unguiculonsmallnailorclaw unguifereadjunguiferous ungula(ngula)n1.nail(ofafingerortoe)2.claw(ofacanine,feline,orbird)3.hoof(ofananimal)

Hence:ungulateungulato,multungulateetc.multunguleetc.

ungulateadjungulate(1.havinghoofs2.pertainingtotheungulates) ungulaton[Zool.]ungulate unibileadjuniteable unicadj1.sole,only2.unique(=thathasnolikeorequal)filiouniconlyson

Hence:unicitate

Hence:unicitate

unicitaten1.oneness,singleness2.uniqueness unicoloradjonecolored,unicolorous unicorneadjonehorned

Hence:unicornio

unicornenunicorn unicornionunicorn unificarvtounify

Hence:unification

unificationnunification unifloradj[Bot.]uniflorous unifoliateadj[Bot.]unifoliate uniformarvtouniform(1.tomakeuniform2.toputintouniform) uniformeadjuniform

Hence:uniformitateuniformar

uniformenuniform uniformitatenuniformity unilateraladjunilateral(1.[Bot.]2.[Law]) unimenton(actionof)uniting,joining,etc. unionnuniontractodeunionhyphen(=signusedtojointwowordstogether)

Hence:unionismounionistadisunion

unionismonunionism unionistanunionist unipareadjuniparous(=producingbutoneoffspringatatime) unipersonaladj[Gram.]unipersonalalso:impersonal unipolaradjunipolar unirvtounite,join,connect

Hence:unimentounibileunitiveunitedisunirreunirreunion

unisexualadjunisexual unisoneadjunison,unisonous

unisoneadjunison,unisonous
Hence:unisono

unisono()nunison unitseeunitate unitariadj1.unitary2.[Theol.]Unitarian unitarion1.unitarist2.[Theol.]Unitarian unitarismon1.unitarism2.[Theol.]Unitarianism unitaten1.unit2.unityalso:oneness

Hence:unitariunitarismounitariodisunitate

unite1.ppofunir2.adjsmooth,even(le)StatosUnite(the)UnitedStatesNationesUniteUnitedNations unitiveadjunitive,uniting univalveadj[Bot.,Zool.]univalve,univalved universaladjuniversalsuffragiouniversaluniversalfranchiseorsuffrage universalisarvtouniversalize universalismon[Theol.]Universalism universalistan[Theol.]Universalist universalitaten1.universality2.totality universeadjuniversal

Hence:universitate&nniversouniversaluniversalismo,universalista,universalitate,universalisar

universitseeuniversitate universitariadjuniversity universitatenuniversity

Hence:universitari

universonuniverse unoindefpronone unquam(nquam)advever,atanytime upas[Mal.]n[Bot.]upas urn[occurringincompounds]ur,uro(=tail)

Hence:cenuroetc....

urv[occurringinderivatives]

urv[occurringinderivatives]
Hence:ureter&urethra&

urasuffixosubstantive[usedwiththesecondstemofverbsinerandir]ure(=actionorresultof...ing)
Hence:mixturaetc.picturaetc.fissuraetc.culturaetc.coperturaetc.

Uralnpr1.Ural(River)2.Urals,UralMountains
Hence:uralianuraloaltaicetc.

uralianadjUralian uraloaltaic(tic)adjuralaltaic Uranianpr[Gr.Mythol.]Urania(1.Museofastronomy2.epithetofAphrodite) uranicadjuranic uranieadjuranian(1.pertainingtothegodUranus2.pertainingtotheplanetUranus3.pertainingtoUrania4. pertainingtotheheavens) uraniten[Mineral.]uranite uranium(r)nuranium

Hence:uraniteuranic

UranonprUranus(1.[Gr.Mythol.]2.[Astron.])
Hence:uranieuranium&,uraniauranographoetc.uranometriaetc.

uranographia(a)nuranography uranographo(grapho)nuranographer
Hence:uranographia

uranometria(a)n(scienceof)uranometry urbanadj1.urban2.urbane urbanisarvtourbanize urbanisationnurbanization urbanismontownplanning,cityplanning urbanistan1.cityplanner2.[Eccl.]urbanist urbanitatenurbanity(1.urbanness2.urbaneness) urbentown,city

Hence:urbanurbanismo,urbanista,urbanitate,urbanisarurbanisation,inurban,suburbansuburbiosuburbicari

urceonpitcher,jug uredinen[Bot.]uredinium

uredinen[Bot.]uredinium
Hence:uredineas

uredineasnplrustfungi,Uredinales uremia(a)n[Med.]uremia,uraemia
Hence:uremic

uremicadjuremic,uraemic urente1.pprofurer2.adj[Med.]caustic urer[ur/ust]v1.toburn,burnup2.[Med.]tocauterize

Hence:uredine&urenteustionadurer&comburer&

uretern[Anat.]ureter
Hence:ureteritisureteralureterotomiaetc.

ureteraladjureteral ureteritis(tis)n[Pathol.]ureteritis ureterotomia(a)n[Surg.]ureterotomy urethran[Anat.]urethra

Hence:urethritisurethralurethroscopioetc.

urethraladjurethral urethritis(tis)n[Pathol.]urethritis urethroscopia(a)n[Med.]urethroscopy urethroscopion[Med.]urethroscope

Hence:urethroscopia

urgenteadjurgent(=demandingimmediateattentionoraction) urgentianurgency(=needforimmediateattentionoraction) urgervtourge,beinsistentorpressingalso:tobeurgent

Hence:urgenteurgentia

urgo[occurringincompounds]urge(=worker)
Hence:chirurgoetc.metallurgoetc.thaumaturgoetc.siderurgiaetc.

uria[occurringincompounds] urinanurine
Hence:urinalurinoseurinarurinatorio

urinalnurinal(=vesselforholdingurine)

urinalnurinal(=vesselforholdingurine) urinarvtourinate urinatorionurinal(=buildingforurinatingpurposes) urinoseadjurinous urnan1.urn2.ballotboxurnacineraricineraryurn uron[occurringinderivativesandcompounds](=urine)

Hence:uriaalbuminuriaetc.uremiaetc....

ursanshebearursamajor[Astron.]UrsaMajor,GreatBear,(Big)Dipperursaminor[Astron.]UrsaMinor,Little BearorLittleDipper ursinadjursine ursonbearursopolarorblancpolarbear

Hence:ursonursinursa

ursonn[Zool.]Canadaporcupineurson U.R.S.S.nU.S.S.R. urtica(tca)nnettle,urtica

Hence:urticariaurticaceeurticaceasurticarurticante,urtication

urticaceasnpl[Bot.]Urticaceae urticaceeadjurticaceous urticante1.pprofurticar2.adjurticant,stinging urticarvtonettle,urticate urticarian[Pathol.]urticaria,nettlerash urticationnurtication Uruguay(i)nprUruguay(1.Uruguayriver2.RepublicofUruguay)RepublicaOrientaldelUruguayRepublicof Uruguay usseeut U.S.A.[A]nU.S.A. usabileadjusable usabilitatenusability,usableness usage(aje)n1.use(=actofusing)2.usage,custom usantianusage,custom,habit usarv1.touse,makeuseof2.touseupusar(facer,etc.)tobeusedto(doing,etc.)

usarv1.touse,makeuseof2.touseupusar(facer,etc.)tobeusedto(doing,etc.) usonuse(1.actofusing2.habit)facerusodetomakeuseofinusoinuseforasdeusooutofuse
Hence:usualinusualusarusage,usantia,usabileusabilitate,inusabiledisusodisusarmisusomisusarmisusageusufruer etc.

usquam(s)advsomewhere usqueprep(alltheway)to,upto(apointinspaceortime)also:till,untilusquenuncuptonowusquealpresenteup tothepresent ustseeurer ustionn1.(actof)burning,destroyingbyfire2.[Med.]cauterization usualadjusual(1.ordinary2.customary) usufructseeusufruer usufructon[Law]usufruct usufructuariadj[Law]usufructuary usufructuarion[Law]usufructuary usufruer[fru/fruct]v[Law]toenjoytheusufruct
Hence:usufructousufructuari,usufructario

usuranusury
Hence:usuriausuariusurerousurar

usurarvtopracticeusury usurariadjusurious usureronusurer usuria(a)nusury usurparvtousurp

Hence:usurpationusurpatorusurpatori

usurpationnusurpation usurpatornusurper usurpatoriadjusurpatory [ut]advas,how,inorderthat,totheendthat,justasut...ita...the...the...,as...so...

Hence:sicutetc.

utn[Mus.](thenote)C ut[ut/us]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]

ut[ut/us]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:utile&uso&abut&

utensilenutensil,tool uterinadjuterine(1.pertainingtotheuterus2.bornof thesamemother,butofadifferentfather) utero()nuterus,womb

Hence:uterinuterologiaetc.

uterologia(a)nuterology utileadjuseful
Hence:utilitateutilitariutilitario,utilitarismoutilisarutilisabileinutilisabile,utilisation,utilisator,utilisateinutilisate inutileinutilitate,inutilisar

utilisabileadjavailable(=capableofbeingturnedtoaccount) utilisarvtoutilize utilisateadjutilized,used utilisationnutilization utilisatornutilizer utilitariadjutilitarian(asin"utilitarianethics") utilitarionutilitarian utilitarismonutilitarianism utilitatenutility,usefulness UtopianUtopiautopiautopia
Hence:utopismoutopistautopic

utopicadjutopian utopismonutopianism utopistanutopian [utroque]indefproneitherorbothoftwo [utrum...an]()conjwhether...or uvan1.grape2.grapes,bunchofgrapes uvadeCorinthocurrant(=smallseedlessraisinusedincooking)uvasicraisin

Hence:uvula&uvea

uvean[Anat.]uvea

uvean[Anat.]uvea uvulanuvula
Hence:uvular

uvularadjuvular uxornwife
Hence:uxoricidaetc.uxoricidioetc.

uxoricidanuxoricide(=onewhokillshiswife) uxoricidionuxoricide(=actofkillingone'swife)

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vaprofvader1.go,goes[grammaticalfunction:auxiliary,formingthefutureorimmediatefuture]va!go!iova comenciarIshallbegin,Iamgoingtobeginvaseealsovader VaalnprVaal(river)

Hence:Transvaal

vacante1.pprofvacar2.adjvacant,notoccupied vacantianvacancy(=unoccupiedpost)vacantiasvacation,recess vacarv1.tobevacant,unoccupied2.tobeinrecess

Hence:vacantevacantia

vaccan1.cow(=femalebovine)2.cowhide
Hence:vaccherovaccheriavaccinvaccino&

vacchseevacca vaccheria(a)n1.cowstables2.dairyfarm vaccheroncowherd,cowboy vaccinadjvaccine vaccinaladjvaccinal vaccinarvtovaccinate vaccinationnvaccination vaccinatornvaccinator(=onewhovaccinates) vaccinicadjvaccinal,vaccinic vaccinonvaccine(=preparationforvaccinationandinoculation)
Hence:vaccinalvaccinicvaccinarvaccination,vaccinator,revaccinarrevaccinationvaccinogeneetc.

vaccinogeneadjvaccinogenic vacillamenton(actof)vacillating,vacillation vacillarv1.tovacillate2.toflicker3.tobeunsteadyorshaky

Hence:vacillamentovacillationvacillatori

vacillationn1.vacillation2.(actof)flickering,shaking,etc.levacillationdeunbarcatherockingofa(row)boat vacillatoriadj1.vacillatory2.flickering,shaking,etc.

vacillatoriadj1.vacillatory2.flickering,shaking,etc. vacuarvtoempty,makeempty vacueadjempty

Hence:vacuitatevacuarevacuar&vacuovacuolo

vacuitatenemptiness,vacuity vacuonemptinessvoidalso:vacuum vacuolo(c)n[Biol.]vacuole vadabileadjfordable vadarvtoford,wadethrough vademecum(m)nvademecum vader[vad/vas]vtogo

Hence:evader&invader&seeverbalformsva,[van],[vamos]

vadonford
Hence:vadarvadabile

vagabundage(aje)nvagabondage vagabundarvtovagabond vagabundeadjvagabond

Hence:vagabundarvagabundagevagabundo

vagabundonvagabond vagarntowanderabout,ramble vageadj1.wanderingabout,rambling2.vague(=notclearlydefined)

Hence:vagarvagabunde&,divagar&,extravagar&noctivageetc.multivageetc.

vaginan1.sheath2.[Anat.]vagina
Hence:vaginismovaginitisvaginulavaginalevaginar&invaginar&

vaginaladj[Anat.]vaginal vaginismon[Med.]vaginismus(=spasmodiccontractionsofthevagina) vaginitis(tis)n[Pathol.)vaginitis vaginulan[Bot.]vaginule vaina(na)nsheath,scabbard,etc.

Hence:vainerodisvainarinvainar

vaineronsheather,scabbardmaker

vaineronsheather,scabbardmaker [valde]adv1.vehemently,strongly2.exceedingly,verymuch valdeseadj/nWaldensianvaldesesWaldenses Valdo,PeternprPeterWaldo[founderoftheWaldenses]

Hence:valdese

vale!interjvale!(=farewell!) valente1.pprofvaler2.adjvaliant valentian1.valor,bravery2.[Chem.]valence valerv1.tobeworth(=tobeequalto,invalueorinprice)2.tobecourageous

Hence:valide&valentevalentiavalor&valetude&prevaler&convalescer&eguivaleretc.

valetuden(stateof)health
Hence:valetudinarivaletudinario

valetudinseevaletude valetudinariadjinvalid,infirm valetudinarioninvalid valgeadjbowlegged Valhallan[Mythol.]Valhalla validarvtovalidate(=torendervalid) validationnvalidation(=actofrenderingvalid) valideadj1.ablebodied,robust2.valid

Hence:validitatevalidarvalidationinvalideinvaliditate,invalidarinvalidation,invalido

validitaten1.robustness,vigor2.validity valise[F]ntravelingbag,valisealso:suitcase,satchel,etc. valkyrianValkyrie vallarvtosurroundwitharampart vallatanvalley vallationn1.(actof)surroundingwitharampart2.rampart,circumvallation vallenvalleyliliodelvalleslilyofthevalleyper(le)montesevallesoverhillanddalevalledelacrimasvaleoftears

Hence:vallatavallea

vallea(a)nvalley

vallea(a)nvalley vallonrampart,circumvallation
Hence:vallarvallationcontravallation,circumvallarcircumvallation,circumvallateintervallo

valorn1.value,worth2.valorvalores[Com.]holdings(asstock,shares,etc.)
Hence:valorosevalorisarvalorisation,revalorisarplusvaloretc.

valorisarvtovalorize(=tofixpricesbyvalorization) valorisationnvalorization valoroseadjvalorous valutan1.value(=monetaryworthofathing)2.[Fin.](monetary)standard

Hence:valutarvalutationdevalutardevalutationevalutar&

valutarvtovalue,appraise valutationnvaluation,appraisal valvan1.leaforwing(ofafoldingdoor)2.[Bot.,Zool.,etc.]valve(asin"valvesofthepericarp")

Hence:valvatevalvula&valvarmultivalveetc.bivalveetc.

valvaradj[Zool.]valvar,valvular valvateadj[Bot.,Zool.]valvate valvulanvalve(1.[Anat.]asin"heartvalves"2.[Engin.]also:tap,spigot,faucet,etc.3.[Radio,Elec.,etc.]tube) valvuladesecuritatesafetyvalve

Hence:valvularmultivalvularetc.

valvularadj[Anat.,etc.]valvular [vamos](v)pr1mepersplofvaderI.(we)go,aregoingII.let'sgo,letusgoIII.[Grammaticalfunctions:1.auxiliary, formingthefutureorimmediatefuture2.auxiliary,formingtheimperative]vamoscomenciar1.weshallbegin,are goingtobegin2.let'sbegin,letusbegin vampirnvampire(1.bloodsuckingghostorreanimatedcorpse2.[Zool.]vampirebat)

Hence:vampirismo

vampirismonvampirism vanadjvain(1.futile2.worthless3.conceited)invaninvain
Hence:vanitatevanitoseevanescer&vangloriaetc.

[van]prplofvader1.go2.[grammaticalfunction:auxiliaryformingthefutureorimmediatefuture]nosvancomenciar weshallbegin,wearegoingtobegin vandaleadj1.Vandal,Vandalic(=pertainingtotheVandals) 2.vandal,vandalish(=wantonlydestructive)

2.vandal,vandalish(=wantonlydestructive) vandalicadj1.Vandal,Vandalic(=pertainingtotheVandals 2.vandal,vandalish(=wantonlydestructive) vandalismonvandalism vandalo(vn)n1.[Hist.]Vandal2.vandal(=wantondestroyer)

Hence:vandalismovandalicvandale

vanglorianboastfulness,vainglory Hence:vangloriosevangloriar vangloriarvvangloriarsetobrag,boast vanglorioseadjvainglorious,boastful vanguardan[Mil.]vanguard vanillanvanilla

Hence:vanillinavanillismovanillate

vanillateadjvanillaflavored vanillinan[Bot.,Chem.]vanillin vanillismon[Med.]vanillism vanitatenvanity(1.futility2.conceit,vainglory) vanitoseadjvainglorious,conceited vannarvtowinnow vannaturanchaff(=husksseparatedfromthegrainhywinnowing) vannonwinnow,winnowingfan

Hence:varnarvannatura

vantarvtoboast,ofvauntvantarsetoboast(aboutoneself)
Hence:vanteria

vanteria(a)nboasting,vauntery vaporn1.steam,vapor2.steamer,steamshipmachinadevaporsteamenginebaniodevaporsteambathnaveavapor steamer,steamship

Hence:vaporosevaporositatevaporisarvaporisation,vaporisatorevaporar&cavallovaporetc.

vaporisarvtovaporize(1.toevaporate2.toatomize,spray) vaporisationnvaporization,evaporation vaporisatornvaporizer,atomizer

vaporisatornvaporizer,atomizer vaporoseadjvaporous vaporositatenvaporosity,vaporousness varadjknockkneed variseevariola variabileadjvariable variabilitatenvariability variante1.pprofvariar2.adjvariant,varyingvariantenvariant variarvtovary(1.todiffer2.tomodify,alter) variate1.ppofvariar2.adjvaried variationnvariationthemaconvariationesthemewithvariationscalculodelvariationescalculusofvariations varice(v)n[Med.]varix,varicosevein
Hence:varicosevaricoceleetc.

varicellan[Med.]chickenpox,varicella varicocelenvaricocele varicoseadjvaricose varieadj1.various(1.different,diverse2.several,diverse)II.variable,inconstant

Hence:varietatevariola&variarvariante,variabilevariabilitate,invariabileinvariabilitate,variation,variate

varietatenvariety(1.variedness,difference2.[Biol.])theatrodevarietatesvaudevilletheater variola(r)n[Med.]smallpox,variola Hence:varicellavariolarvariolicvarioloide

variolose

variolaradj[Med.]variolar,variolous,variolic variolicadj[Med.]variolic,variolar,variolous varioloiden[Med.]varioloid varioloseadj[Med.]variolous,variolic,variolar varionnminnow VarsovianprWarsaw vascellonvessel(=ship) vascularadj[Anat.,Bot.]vascular(asin"vascularmembrane,tissue,etc.")

vascularadj[Anat.,Bot.]vascular(asin"vascularmembrane,tissue,etc.") vascularitaten[Anat.,Bot.]vascularity vasculon1.vessel,container2.vasculum

Hence:vascularvascularitatevasculose

vasculoseadj[Anat.,Bot.]vascular vaselinanVaseline vason1.vessel(=hollowcontainer)2.vasevasoscommunicantecommunicatingvesselsvasodeelection[Eccl.] chosenvesselvasosanguinaribloodvessel

Hence:vascellovasculo&extravasar&:invasartransvasarvasomotoretc.

vasomotoradj[Anat.]vasomotor vassallage(aje)n[Hist.]vassalage(=stateofbeingavassal) vassallon[Hist.]vassalalso:attrib

Hence:vassallage

vastarvtolaywaste vasteadj1.waste(asin"tolaywaste")2.vast(=extensiveinareaorrange)
Hence:vastitatevastardevastar&

vastitatenvastness vaticanadjVatican(1.asin"VaticanHill"2.pertainingtotheVatican)CitateVaticanVaticanCity
Hence:Vaticano

Vaticanon1.VaticanHill2.Vatican vaudeville[F]nvaudeville [vece]ntime(asin"threetimes")alcunvecessometimesunveceonce(=onetimeatonetime)avecesattimesaltere veceagainplurevecesseveraltimes,repeatedly(=vice) vectseeveher vecten1.crowbar,pry,lever,etc. vectorn1.conveyer,conveyor2.[Math.]vector

Hence:vectorial

vectorialadj[Math.]vectorial vegetseevegetal vegetabileadjvegetable vegetaladjvegetal,vegetableleregnovegetalthevegetablekingdomvegetalnvegetable

vegetaladjvegetal,vegetableleregnovegetalthevegetablekingdomvegetalnvegetable vegetarvtovegetate(1.togrow,asplants,seeds,etc.2.toliveamerelyphysicallife) vegetarianadjvegetarian vegetarianismonvegetarianism vegetarianonvegetarian vegetationnvegetation(1.actionofvegetating2.plantlife,plantscollectively) vegetativeadjvegetative vegete(v)adjhealthy,vigorous,flourishing

Hence:vegetalvegetalvegetarianvegetarianismo,vegetarianovegetarvegetabile,vegetation,vegetativevegetoanimal etc.

vegetoanimaladjvegetoanimal vegetomineraladjvegetomineral vehementeadjvehement,impetuous

Hence:vehementia

vehementianvehemence veher[veh/vect]v[occurringincompoundsandderivatives]
Hence:vehiculo&vector&eveher&inveher&

vehicularadjvehicularvehicularvtoconveyinavehicle vehiculonvehiclealso:[Pharm.]
Hence:vehicularvehicular

[vel]conjor,orrathervel...veleither...or velansail("thesailofaship")facervelatomakesailponeralvelatosetsailaplenvelaunderfullsailsubvelaunder sail

Hence:veleroveliero

velaradjvelaralso:[Phonet.]velarvtoveil velarion[Rom.Antiq.]velarium veleronsailmaker velianwaking,beingawake veliarv1.tostayawake2.towatch,beonthelookout

Hence:veliaeveliar&surveliar&

velieronsailingshipsailboat

velieronsailingshipsailboat [velle]subjpassofvoler1.would,wouldwish,wouldlike2.[Grammaticalfunction:auxiliary,formingthe conditional] illevellecomenciar1.hewouldliketobegin2.hewouldbegin veller[vell/vuls]v[occurringincompounds]

Hence:aveller&conveller&diveller&eveller&reveller&

velonveil(asin"bridalveil")velo(delpalatio)softpalate,velum
Hence:velariovelarvelardisvelar,revelar&

veloseevelocipede veloceadjspeedy,swift
Hence:velocitatevelociferovelocimetroetc.velocipedeetc.

velocifero(c)n1.stagecoachexpress2.velocipede,dandyhorse velocimetro(c)nspeedometer,velocimeter velocipede(c)nvelocipede

Hence:velocipedistavelodromoetc.

velocipedistanvelocipedist velocitatenspeed,velocitydealtevelocitatehighspeed velodromonvelodrome velopp[occurringincompounds]

Hence:disveloppar&inveloppar&

velvet[A]nvelveteen venanvein(1.bloodvessel2.asin"veinsandarteries")also:[Bot.,Mineral.,Geol.,etc.]venamusicalmusicalvein
Hence:venulavenatevenosevenositate,intravenosevenarvenatura

venarvtohunt,chase
Hence:veneriavenationvenatorvenatori

venarvtovein,grain venateadjveiny,veined venationn(actionof)huntingvenation venatornhunter,huntsman venatoriadjhunting,hunter'svenatory venafuranvenation,veining

venafuranvenation,veining vendervtosell(=toexchangeformoneyorotherpayment)
Hence:vendibileinvendibilevenditorvenditarevenderrevenditor,revendita

vendibileadjvendible,salable vendita(vn)nsale(=actofselling) venditornvendor(=selleralso:vendingmachine)venditorambulantepeddler veneseeveneno veneficion(actof)poisoning venenifereadjpoisonbearing venenificadjpoisonproducing,venenific venenonpoisonalso:venom(=poisonousfluidsecretedbycertainsnakes,etc.)

Hence:veneniferevenenificvenenosevenenositateinvenenarinvenenamentocontravenenoveneficioetc.

venenoseadjpoisonous,venomous venenositatenvenomousness venerabileadjvenerable venerabilitatenvenerability,venerableness venerarvtovenerate,revere

Hence:venerabilevenerabilitatevenerationvenerator

venerationnveneration,reverence veneratornvenerator venerdi(d)nFridayVenerdiSancteGoodFriday VenerenprVenus(1.[Rom.Relig.]2.[Astron.])

Hence:venereevenerdietc.

venereeadjvenereal veneria(a)nhunt,chase,huntingvenery venete(v)adj1.[Rom.Antiq.]Venetic(=ofVenetiaortheVeneti)2.ofVenezia

Hence:venetoVenetiavenetianvenetiano

Venetianpr1.[Rom.Antiq.]Venetia2.Venezia3.Venice venetianadjVenetian,ofVenice venetianonVenetian

venetianonVenetian veneto(v)n1.Venetic(=languageoftheVeneti)2.oneoftheVeneti VenezuelanprVenezuela

Hence:venezuelanvenezuelano

venezuelanadjVenezuelan venezuelanonVenezuelan vengiabile(j)adjworthyofrevenge vengiantia(jn)nvengeance,revenge vengiar(jr)vtoavengevengiarsetoavengeoneself,takerevenge

Hence:vengiantiavengiabilevengiativevengiator

vengiative(ja)adjvengeful,vindictive vengiator(ja)navenger venianmercy,indulgence

Hence:venialvenialitate

venialadjvenialpeccatovenialvenialsin venialitatenveniality venir[ven/vent]vtocomeveniralmundotocomeintotheworld,bebornveniralmanostocometoblowsfacer venirtosendfor

Hence:venitaadvenir&circumvenirconvenir&contravenir&devenirevenir&intervenir&pervenirprevenir& provenir&revenirsubvenir&supervenir&benveniteetc.

venitancoming venoseadjvenous,venose venositatenvenosity,venousness ventalionventail ventarvtoblow,bewindy ventilarvI.tofan,winnow(grain)II.toventilate(1.tosupplywithfreshair2.todiscussopenly)

Hence:ventilationventilator

ventilationnventilation(1.supplyingwithfreshair2.asin"ventilationofone'sgrievance") ventilatornventilatorventilator(electric)(electric)fan ventonwind(asin"eastwind")

Hence:ventose&ventarventalioventilar&paraventoetc.

Hence:ventose&ventarventalioventilar&paraventoetc.

ventoseadj1.windy,gusty2.ventose,flatulent
Hence:ventositate

ventositatenventosity,flatulence ventraladjabdominal,ventral ventratan1.litter(ofpuppies,etc.)2.heartyfeed ventrenbelly

Hence:ventrataventriculo&ventraleventrar&ventrilogueetc.

ventricularadjventricular ventriculon[Anat.]ventricle
Hence:ventricular

ventriloque(tr)adjventriloquous,ventriloquial
Hence:ventriloquiaventriloquo

ventriloquia(a)nventriloquism,ventriloquy ventriloquo(tr)nventriloquist venulan[Anat.]venule,veinlet Venus(v)nprVenus(1.[Rom.Relig.]2.[Astron.]) vernspring,springtime

Hence:vernalprimaveraetc.

veradjtrue(=truthfulinaccordancewithtruthorreality)
Hence:verismoveristaveritateverace&verificar&averarveridicetc.verisimileetc.verdictoetc.verosimilanteetc. [vere],[vero]

veraceadjveracious
Hence:veracitate

veracitatenveracity verandanveranda,verandah verbaladjverbal(1.asin"averbalcontract"2.[Gram.]) verberarvtobeat,whip,flog

Hence:verberationreverberar&

verberationn(actionof)beating,whipping,floggingverberation verbon1.word2.[Gram.]verbleVerbotheWord

verbon1.word2.[Gram.]verbleVerbotheWord
Hence:verbalverboseverbositateadverbio&proverbio&

verboseadjverbose verbositatenverbosity verdeadjgreenfructoverdegreenfruit(=unripefruit)vinoverdehard,sharp,wineleannosverdethegreenyears verdevetulessagreenoldage

Hence:verdieroverduraverdearverdemaretc.semperverdeetc.biliverdinaetc.

verden(thecolor)green verdearvtobecomegreen verdemaradjseagreen verdictonverdict verdieronorchard verduranI.verdure(1.freshgreenness2.greenvegetation)II.greens(=greenvegetables) [vere]advtruly,really,indeed,even(=vero) vergervtoverge(asin"ahillvergestothenorth")

Hence:converger&diverger&

vergilian,virgilianadjVergilian Vergilio,VirgilionprmVergil Hence:vergilian vergonianshame(1."feelingofshame"2.disgrace)habervergoniatobeashamed

Hence:vergoniosevergoniaravergoniate

vergonioseadj1.bashful,modest2.shameful,disgraceful veridic(r)adjtruthful,veridical
Hence:veridicitate

veridicitatentruthfulness,veracity verificabileadjverifiable verificarvtoverify(1.toconfirmthetruthof2.totestorcheckthecorrectnessof)verificaruncontotocheck,auditan account

Hence:verificabileverificationverificator

verificationnverification verificatornverifier

verificatornverifier verisimileadjlikely,probable,verisimilar
Hence:verisimilitudeinverisimile

verisimilitudenlikelihood,probability,verisimilitude verismonverism veristanveristattribverist,veristic veritatentruthalso:veritydicerleveritatetotellthetruthadicerleveritatetotellthetruthinveritateintruth,truly, really vermenwormvermedeterraearthworm

Hence:vermiformeetc.vermicidaetc.vermivoreetc.

vermenteadvreally,trulyindeed vermicelli[I]nplvermicelli vermicidanvermicideattribvermicidal vermiformeadjvermiformappendicevermiformevermiformappendix vermifuge()adjvermifugevermifuge()nvermifuge vermilieadjbrightred,scarlet,vermilion,etc.

Hence:vermilion

vermilionnvermilion vermina(vr)nvermin
Hence:verminose

verminoseadjverminous(1.infestedwithvermin2.[Pathol.]) vermivoreadjvermivorous vermutnvermouth vernaladjvernal,springequinoctiovernalvernalequinox vernissarvtovarnish vernissatornvarnisher vernissenvarnish

Hence:vernissarvernissator

[vero]advtruly,really,indeed,even(=vere) verosimilanteadjlikely,probable,verisimilar
Hence:verosimilantiainverosimilanteinverosimilantia

Hence:verosimilantiainverosimilanteinverosimilantia

verosimilantianverisimilitude,probability verrenboar(=maleswine) verrucanwartalso:[Med.,Zool.]veruca

Hence:verrucariaverrucoseverrucositateverruciformeetc.

verrucarian[Bot.]Verrucaria verruciformeadjwartshaped,verruciform verrucoseadjwartyalso:[Med.]verrucose verrucositatenverrucosity versseeverter versarvversarseintobecomefamiliarorconversantwith,toverseoneselfin versateadjversateinversedin,conversantwith versatileadjversatile(1.fickle,variable2.asin"versatilegenius")

Hence:versatilitate

versatilitatenversatility versetton1.verse(oftheBible)2.[Liturgy]versicle versiculonversicle versificarvtoversify(1.towriteverse2.torelateinverse) versificationnversification versificatornversifier versionnI.(actof)turningorturningroundII.version(1.translation2.asin"twoversionsofanaffair") verson1.[Poet.]verse2.[Typog.,etc.]verso(=reverseorlefthandpage)versoleoninLeonineverseversolibrefree verse

Hence:versettoversiculoversificarversification,versificator

versopreptoward(s)also:to,inthedirectionof,etc. versta[R]nverst vertebra(vr)nvertebra

Hence:vertebralintervertebralvertebrateinvertebrateinvertebrato,vertebrato

vertebraladjvertebral vertebrateadjvertebrate vertebraton[Zool.]vertebrate

vertebraton[Zool.]vertebrate verter[vert/vers]vtoturn,turnroundalso:toturn,bend
Hence:vertice&versionversoverso&anniversarietc.versarversatile&,versate,malversaretc.,tergiversaretc., ambivert&averter&adverter&converter&controverter&diverter&everter&extroverter&introverter&inverter &perverter&reverter&subverter&transverter&sinistrorseetc.

verticaladjvertical
Hence:verticalitate

verticalitatenverticality vertice(vr)nvertex(1.top,summit2.[Anat.]3.[Math.])
Hence:verticilloverticillateverticitatevertical&

verticillateadj[Bot.]verticillate,verticillated verticillon[Bot.]verticil verticitatenverticity vertiginendizziness,giddiness,vertigo

Hence:vertiginose

vertiginoseadjvertiginous(1.dizzy,giddy2.causingvertigoorgiddiness3.whirling,rotatory) verve[F]nanimation,zest,verve vesica(ca)n[Anat.](urinary)bladdervesicabiliari[Anat.]gallbladdervesicanatatori[Ichthyol.]airbladder,swimor swimmingbladder

Hence:vesiculavesicularvesicalvesicarvesicante,vesicatori

vesicaladjvesical vesicante1.ppofvesicar2.adjvesicant,vesicatoryvesicantenvesicant,vesicatory vesicarv[Med.]toblister,vesicate vesicatoriadjvesicatory,vesicant vesiculanvesicic(1.[Anat.]2.[Med.]blister3.[Bot.]) vesicularadjvesicular(=havingtheformorstructureofavisicle) vesir[Tu.]nvizier

Hence:vesirato

vesiratonvizierate vespanwasp
Hence:vespiario

vespera(vs)neveningistevesperathisevening,tonightlevesperaintheevening,eveningsherivesperalastnight

vespera(vs)neveningistevesperathisevening,tonightlevesperaintheevening,eveningsherivesperalastnight manevesperatomorrownightvesperas[Eccl.]vespers vesperaladjvesperal,vespertinevesperaln[Eccl.]vesperal vespereneveningistevesperetonightlevespereintheevening,eveningsherivesperelastnightmanevespere tomorrownight

Hence:vesperavesperalvespertilionvespertin

vespertilionn[Zool.]bat vespertinadjvespertine,vespertinal vespiarionwasp'snest VestanprVesta(1.[Rom.Rel.]2.[Astron.])

Hence:vestal

vestaladjvestal(1.pertainingtoVesta2.pertainingtoavestalvirgin)vestalnvestal(virgin) vesten(outer)garment
Hence:vestiariovestirvestimentosubvestimentos,vestitura,disvestir,investir&,revestir&,travestir&

vestiarioncloakroom,checkroom vestibulo(t)nvestibulealso:[Anat.] vestigialadjvestigial vestigion1.footprint2.vestige

Hence:vestigial

vestimenton1.garment,pieceofclothing2.[Eccl.]vestmentvestimentosclothing,clothes,apparel vestirv1.todress(aperson)2.toputon(agarment)vestirdetodress(aperson)in vestituranclothing,clothes,apparel vesuvianadjVesuvian vesuvianiten[Geol.]veruvianite VesuvionprVesuvius

Hence:vesuvianvesuvianite

vetseevetere veteranadjveteran
Hence:veterano

veteranonveteran vetereadjold(1.notyoung2.notnew)leVetereTestamentotheOldTestamentleVetereMundotheOldWorld

vetereadjold(1.notyoung2.notnew)leVetereTestamentotheOldTestamentleVetereMundotheOldWorld Hence:veteran&vetustevetustateinveterar&vetule
&

veterinariadjveterinary
Hence:veterinario

veterinariovveterinarian,veterinarysurgeon vetonvetoponersuveto(auncosa)toveto(something) vetula(v)noldwoman vetuleadjold(1.notyoung2.notnew)

Hence:vetulessavetulovetula

vetulessan1.oldage2.oldness vetulo(v)noldman vetusseevetere vetustaten1.oldageoldness2.antiqueness vetusteadj1.veryold2.antiquated vexarvtovex,annoy,irritate

Hence:vexationvexatorvexatori

vexationnvexation,irritation vexatornvexer vexatoriadjvexatious vianway(=road,path)also:routecourse(ofaction)vias(respiratori,digestive,etc.)[Anat.](respiratory,digestive, etc.)tracts,passages,etc.viasic(humide)[Chem.]dry(wet)processvialacteeMilkyWayviasdefactoactsof violence,assaultandbattery

Hence:viaticoviage&viabile&devie&obvie&pervie&previeconviar&disviarinviar&viaductoetc.ferrovia etc.tramviaetc.multivieetc.trivioetc.

viaprepvia,bywayof viabileadjpassable(=thatcanbepassedortraversed)
Hence:viabilitate

viabileadjviable,capableofliving
Hence:viabilitate

viabilitatenpassableness(=stateofbeingpassableortraversable) viabilitatenviability(=capacityforliving)

viabilitatenviability(=capacityforliving) viaductonviaduct viage(aje)njourney,tripalso:voyagefacerunviagetomakeortakeatrip

Hence:viagiarviagiator

viagiar(jr)vtotravel viagiator(ja)ntravelervoyager viaticonviaticum(1.provisionsforajourney2.[R.C.Ch.]) vibrante1.pprofvibrar2.adjvibrant vibrarvtovibrate

Hence:vibrantevibratilevibrationvibratorvibratorivibrato

vibratileadjvibratile vibrationnvibration vibraton[Mus.]vibrato vibratornvibrator vibratoriadjvibratory,vibrating vicseeviginti vicariadjvicarious vicarialadjvicarial(=pertainingtoavicar) vicariatonvicariate vicarionvicar(1.deputy,proxy2.[Eccl.])
Hence:vicariatovicarial

vicen1.turn(asin"myturn")also:stead2.time(asin"threetimes")alicunvicessometimesunviceonce(1.ona singleoccasion2.formerly,atonetime)unvicequeonce,oncethatinvicedeinsteadofavicesattimesalterevicea secondtime,oncemore,onceagainplurevicesseveraltimesrepeatedly

Hence:vicarivicario&vicissitude

viceprefixo[usedwithtitles]vice(=onewhotakestheplaceof)
Hence:vicepresidenteetc.viceregeetc.

vicecontatonviscountcy vicecontenviscount
Hence:vicecontessavicecontato

vicecontessanviscountess

vicennaladjvicennial(1.lastingtwentyyears2.occurringonceintwentyyears) vicepresidentenvicepresident,vicechairman,etc. vicepresidentianvicepresidency,vicechairmanship,etc. viceregenviceroy viceversa[L]viceversa vicinadjneighboring,adjoining,near

Hence:vicinitatevicinalvicinaravicinarcircumvicinvicino

vicinaladjneighboring,adjoiningviavicinalvicinalroad vicinarvtoborderupon,neighbor vicinitatenneighborhood,vicinity(1.nearness2.region,surroundings) vicinonneighbor vicissitudenvicissitude(asin"aftermanyvicissitudes") vicon1.street,alley2.village,hamlet

Hence:vicin&

victseevincer victima(vc)nvictim victonsustenance,food

Hence:victualiavictualiar

victornvictor victorianvictory
Hence:victoriose

victorioseadjvictorious victuseevicto victualianprovisions,victuals victualiarvtoprovision,victual videnteI.pprofviderII.adjseeing(1.havingthepowerofsight2.clairvoyant)videntenclairvoyant vider[vid/vis/vist]vtoseeviditequeseeingthat,consideringthat

Hence:videnteevidente&,clairividenteetc.onmividenteetc.visibilevisibilitate,invisibileinvisibilitatevisionvisionari visionario,televisionetc.visovisage,visiera,visual,visar,aviso,avisar&vistevistaintervider&previder&provider& revider&

viduan1.widow2.[Bot.]mourningwidow,sweetscabious viduage(aje)nwidowhood vidualadjbelongingtowidowhood viduarvtowidow(=tobereaveofahusband) vidueadjwidowed

Hence:viduoviduaviduage,viduitate,vidual,viduar

viduitatenwidowhood viduonwidower ViennanprVienna

Hence:viennese

vienneseadj/nViennese vigseeviginti vigervtobevigorous

Hence:vigor&

vigesimaladjvigesimal vigesime(g)adjtwentieth vigesimo(g)ntwentieth(part) vigilante1.pprofvigilar2.adjvigilant,watchful vigilantianvigilance,watchfulness vigilarv1.tostayawake2.towatch,beonthelookoutvigilarsupertowatchover,lookafter vigilatorn1.onewhostaysawake2.watchman,guard vigileadjawake

Hence:vigiliavigilarvigilantevigilantia,vigilator

vigilianvigil(1.wakefulness2.wakefulattention,watch3.eveofafestival) vigintiadjtwenty
Hence:vigesimevigesimal,vigesimovicennaletc.

vignette[F]nvignette vigornvigoralso:validity
Hence:vigorosevigorar

vigorarvtoinvigorate

vigoroseadjvigorous viladj1.cheap2.vile,baseapreciovilatalowprice
Hence:vilitatevilificar&vilipenderetc.

vilayet[Tu.]nvilayet vilificarvtovilify
Hence:vilification

vilificationnvilification vilipendervtoholdcheap,despise,vilipend vilitaten1.cheapness2.vileness,baseness villanvilla

Hence:villagevillettavillan&

village(aje)nvillage villanadj1.livinginavillage2.vile,infamous,villainous
Hence:villanagevillaniavillano

villanage(aje)n[Hist.]villenage,villeinage(=statusofavillein) villania(a)nvileaction,villainy villanon1.villager,rustic2.[Hist.]villein3.scoundrel,villain villettansmallvilla villonhair,down

Hence:villosevillositatevillutevilluto

villoseadjhairy,villous villositatenhairiness,villosity villuteadjhairy villutonvelvetvillutocostatecorduroy Vilna[Lithuanian]nprVilna,Wilno vin[occuringincompounds]

Hence:vindiceetc

vinagrarvtovinegar,seasonwithvinegar vinagrenvinegar

Hence:vinagrerovinagreriavinagrar

vinagreria(a)nvinegarfactory vinagreronvinegarmakerordealer vinariadjwine,ofwine vincer[vinc/vict]vtovanquish,overcome

Hence:vincimentovincibileinvincibileinvincibilitatevictorvictoria&invictevincitorconvincer&evincer&

vincibileadjvincible,vanquishable vincimentonvanquishment vincitornvictor vindemianvintage

Hence:vindemiarvindemiator

vindemiarvtoharvestgrapes vindemiatornvintager vindicabileadjvindicable(=thatcanordeservestobevindicated) vindicantianvengeance,revenge vindicarv1.torevenge,avenge2.[Law]tovindicatevindicarsedetotakevengeancefor vindicativeadjvindictive vindicatornavenger vindice(vn)navenger

Hence:vindicarvindicantia,vindicabile,vindicative,vindicator,revendicarrevindication

vinianvineyard vinicadjvinic vinicoleadjwinegrowing viniculturanviniculture vinifereadjwineproducing vinificarvto(causeto)turnintowine vinificationnvinification vinonwine

Hence:vinariviniavinicviniferevinolente&vinosevinositatevinificarvinificationavinar&viniculturaetc.vinicole etc.vindemiaetc.

etc.vindemiaetc.

vinolenteadjtoofondofthebottle,winebibbing
Hence:vinolentia

vinolentianwinebibbing vinoseadjvinous vinositatenvinosity(=qualityofbeingvinous) vintesime(sime)adjtwentiethlevintesimeparte,levintesimothetwentiethpart,thetwentieth vintiadjtwenty

Hence:vintesime

violan[Bot.]Violaviolaspecif.:violet
Hence:violetta&violaceeviolaceas

violan[Mus.]viola
Hence:violistaviolino&violon

violabileadjviolable violaceasnpl[Bot.]Violaceae violaceeadjviolaceous(1.violet,violetcolored2.oftheViolaceae) violarvtoviolate(1."toviolatealaw,rule,etc."2."toviolateasacredplace"3.torape)

Hence:violabileinviolabileinviolabilitateviolationviolatorviolateinviolate

violate1.ppofviolar2.adjviolate,violated violationnviolation(1."violationofalaw,rule,etc."2."violationofasacredplace"3.rape) violatornviolator violentarvtodoviolenceto violenteadjviolent

Hence:violentiaviolentar

violentianviolencefacerviolentiaatodoviolenceto violettan[Bot.]violet
Hence:violetteultraviolette,violetto

violetteadjviolet violettonviolet(=colorviolet) violinistanviolinist

violinonviolin
Hence:violinista

violistanviolist violonnbassviol violoncellistanvioloncellist violoncello[I]nvioloncello

Hence:violoncellista

vipera(v)nviper
Hence:viperidesviperin

viperides(pr)npl[Zool.]Viperidae viperinadjviperine,viperous viraginenvirago virgan1.rod(=straight,slenderstick)2.[Naut.]yard

Hence:virgula&invirgarinvirgatura

virginaladjvirginal virginenvirginVirgine[Astron.]VirgoleVirginetheVirginMary
Hence:Virginia&virginitatevirginal

virgineadjvirgin,virginalforestevirginevirginforest Virginian(Stateof)VirginiatabacodeVirginiaVirginia(tobacco)
Hence:virginianvirginiano

virginianadjVirginian(=pertainingtoVirginia) virginianonVirginian(=nativeorinhabitantofVirginia) virginitatenvirginity virgulan[Gram.]commapunctoevirgulasemicolonbacillovirgula[Med.]commabacillus

Hence:virgulettavirgular

virgularvto(puta)comma virgulettan(single)quotationmarkvirgulettasquotationmarkormarks poner(unparola)intervirgulettastoput(aword)inquotationmarks viriladjvirileetatevirilmanhood

Hence:virilitate

virilitatenI.virility(1.potency2.maculinity,manliness)II.manhood(asin"toarriveatmanhood") vironman(=malehumanbeing)
Hence:viraginevirtute&viril&triumviroetc.

viroseadjvirose,poisonous virtuseevirtute virtualadjvirtual

Hence:virtualitate

virtualitatenvirtuality virtuoseadjvirtuous(1.havingorexhibitingmoralvirtue2.efficacious,potent) virtuositatenvirtuosity(=greatskillinthemethodsofanart,especiallymusic) virtuosonvirtuoso(=personskilledinthemethodsofanart,especiallymusic)

Hence:virtuositate

virtutenI.manliness,valorII.virtue(1.activeproperty,potency2.moralexcellence3.chastityinawoman4. [Theol.]oneoftheordersofcelestialbeings)pervirtutedebyvirtueoffacerdenecessitatevirtutetomakeavirtueof necessity

Hence:virtual&:virtuosevirtuoso&

virulenteadjvirulent(1.[Bacteriol.]2.asin"virulentinvective")
Hence:virulentia

virulentianvirulence,virulency virus(v)n[Pathol.]virus
Hence:virulente&virose

visseevider visanvisa,vis visage(aje)ncountenance,face,visage visarvtoaim(=totakeaim)visaratoaimat visvis[F]advopposite,facetoface,visvis viscon1.mistletoe2.birdlime

Hence:viscoseviscositate

viscoseadjviscous viscositatenviscosity visibileadjvisible

visibilitatenvisibility visieranvisor(1.ofahelmet2.ofacap) visionnvision visionariadjvisionary visionarionvisionary visita(v)nvisitfacerunvisitaaunpersonatocallonsomeonevisitadomiciliaridomiciliaryvisitderectodevisita rightofsearchorvisitvisitapastoralpastoralvisitation(ofabishop) visitantenvisitant,visitor visitarvtovisit

Hence:visitacontravisitavisitantevisitationvisitator

visitationnvisitation visitatornvisitor,caller visonsight,vision(=powerofseeing) vistseevider vistanview(1.sight2.thingsseen3.mentalpicture)aprimevistaatfirstsightperderdevistatolosesight(of) secundevistasecondsightpunctodevistapointofviewinvistadeinviewof visteprepconsidering,inviewofvistequeconsideringthat Vistula(vs)nprVistula visualadjvisual(=pertainingtothesenseofsight) vitanlifeganiarlevitatomakealivingsinvitawithoutlife,lifelessplendevitafulloflife,lively
Hence:vitalvitalismo,vitalista,vitalitatevitaminaetc.

vitaladjvitalfortiavitalvitalforce vitalismon[Philos.,Biol.]vitalism vitalistanvitalist vitalitatenvitality vitaminanvitamin

Hence:vitaminicvitaminisarvitaminologiaetc.

vitaminicadjvitamin,vitaminic vitaminisarvtovitaminize vitaminologia(a)nvitaminology

vitarv1.toplantvines2.toscrew,screwinvitarseeinvitar viten1.vine,grapevine2.screwmatrevite[Mech.]nut
Hence:vitarviticulturaetc.viticolaetc.viticoleetc.tornaviteetc.

vitelligeneadjvitelligenous,vitellogenous(=producingtheyolkorvitellus) vitellinadjcalf,calf's vitellinadj1.yolk,yolklike,yolkcolored2.vitelline(=pertainingtothevitellus) vitellinonvellum vitellon1.calf(=youngofthecow)2.veal

Hence:vitellinvitellino

vitellon1.yolk(ofanegg)2.[Embryol.]vitellus
Hence:vitellinvitelligeneetc.

vitiarv1.tocorrupt,depraveII.tovitiate(1.toimpair,spoil2.todestroythelegalforceof) vitiationnvitiation viticola(t)nwinegrower,viticulturistviticola(t)adjwinegrowing,viticultural viticoleadjviticultural viticultornwinegrower,viticulturist viticulturanviticulture vition1.vice(=moralfaultorfailing)2.defect(asin"defectofeyesight")

Hence:vitiosevitiarvitiation

vitioseadj1.depraved,wicked,vicious2.defective,faultycavallovitiosevicioushorse vitrarvtoglaze,furnishwithglass vitreeadjvitrcous(1.of,pertainingto,orderivedfrom,glass2.glassy,resemblingglass)humorvitree[Anat.]vitreous humor vitreronglazier vitrieranstainedglasswindow vitrificabileadjvitrifiable vitrificarvtovitrify vitrificationnvitrification,vitrifaction vitrinan1.showwindow2.showcase,cabinet vitriolarvtothrowvitriolat

vitriolicadjvitriolic vitriolisarvtovitriolize(=convertintovitriol) vitriolon[Chem.]vitriol

Hence:vitrolic,vitriolar,vitriolisar

vitronI.glass(1.asin"madeofglass"2.drinkingglass)II.windowpane,pane
Hence:vitrerovitrieravitrinavitreevitriolo&vitrosevitrarvitrificarvitrificabile,vitrification

vitroseadjvitreous(1.of,pertainingto,derivedfrom,glass2.glassy) vituperabileadjvituperable,reprehensible,vile vituperarvtovituperate

Hence:vituperabilevituperationvituperativevituperator

vituperationnvituperation vituperativeadjvituperative vituperatornvituperator vivaceadjvivaciousalso:[Mus.]vivace Hence:vivacitate vivacitatenvivaciousness,vivacity vivandan(dishof)foodvivandasviands,victuals

Hence:vivandero,vivandera

vivanderan(female)canteenmanager,sutler vivanderon(male)canteenmanager,sutler vivarionfishpond vivat(v)viva,vivat viveadj1.alive,live,living2.lively(color)vivebright(color)devivevocebywordofmouthdevivefortiabysheer forcealorinlevivetothequick

Hence:vivariovivificvivificarvivification,vivificator,revivificarrevivificationavivar&vivisectionetc.vivipareetc. semiviveetc.

viventeadjalive,living vivervtoliveviverdetoliveon(something)manieradeviverwayoflife,wayoflivingviver(inunloco)tolive(ina place)

Hence:conviva&vive&vivace&vividevivanda&viventeconviverreviversuperviver&reviviscer&

viveresnplvictuals,food

vivideadjvivid vivificadjvivifying vivificarvtovivify vivificationnvivification vivificatornvivifier vivipareadjviviparous(=producinglivingyoung) Hence:ovovivipareetc. vivisectionnvivisection

Hence:vivisectionista

vivisectionistanvivisectionist [vix]adv1.withdifficulty2.hardly,scarcely,barely vocabularionvocabulary(1.listofwordswiththeirmeanings2.stockofwordsusedbyaperson,classofpeople, profession,etc.) vocabulonword,vocable

Hence:vocabulario

vocaladjvocal(=pertainingtovoiceorspeech)vocalnvowel
Hence:vocalicintervocalicvocalismovocalisarvocaliso,vocalisation,vocalisatorsemivocaletc.

vocalicadjvocalic vocalisationnvocalization(1.actofchangingintoavowel2.[Mus.]) vocalisatorn[Mus.]vocalizer vocalismonvocalism(=systemofvowels) vocalison[Mus.]exerciseinvocalization,vocalizing vocarvtocall(=tocommand,ask,etc.tocome)

Hence:vocabulo&vocationvocativevocativoadvocar&convocar&evocar&invocar&provocar&revocar& equivocetc.

vocationnvocation(1.divinecall2.actionoractivityapersonfeelscalledupontoperform)levocationdeAbraham thecallofAbraham vocativeadjvocative vocativon[Gram.]vocative,vocativecase vocenvoice(1.asin"humanvoice"2.[Gram.])

Hence:vocalvocal&vociferar&portavoceetc.

vociferanteadjvociferous vociferarvtobawl,vociferate
Hence:vociferantevociferationvociferator

vociferationnvociferation vociferatornvociferator vodka[R]nvodka vogan1.(actof)sailing,moving,floating,drifting2.vogueesserinvogatobeinvogueorinfashion vogarvtosail,move,float,drift

Hence:voga

[voi]pronyou(=vos) [vol]profvoler1.will(s),wish(es)2.[Grammaticalfunction:auxiliary,formingthefuture]iovolcomenciar1.Iwish tobegin2.Ishallbegin volanten1.flywheel2.steeringwheel3.frill,ruffle4.shuttlecock volapk[Vol.]n[Interling.]Volapk

Hence:volapkismo,volapkista

volapkismon[Interling.]Volapkism volapkistan[Interling.]Volapkist volarvtofly(asin"birdsfly")

Hence:volovolantevolatile&volatarevolar

volatan1.flight(asin"theflightofashot,""withinaneagle'sflight,"etc.)2.[Artil.]chase volatileadj1.flying 2.volatile(=evaporatingrapidly)salvolatilesmellingsalts

Hence:volatilitatevolatilisarvolatilisation

volatilenflyinganimal,wingedcreature volatilisarvtovolatilize volatilisationnvolatilization volatilitatenvolatility volervtowish,wantvoler(faceruncosa)towantto(dosomething)voler(uncosa)towant(athing)volerdicerto mean,signify

Hence:benevolenteetc.volitionvolitivebenevoleetc.seeverbalforms[vol],[velle]

volernwill(=actofwilling) VolganprVolga volitionnvolition volitiveadjvolitive,volitional volonflight(1.actionormannerofflying2.distancecoveredinflying) voltn[Elec.]volt voltseevolver voltan1.[Man.]volt2.vault(=archedceilingorroof)

Hence:voltarvoltearvolteoarchivoltaetc.

Volta,Alessandronpr[17451827physicistafterwhomthe"volt"isnamed]legedeVoltaVolta'slaweffectoVolta Voltaeffect
Hence:voltaismovoltaicvoltametroetc.voltvoltage,voltimetroetc.,voltampereetc.

voltage(aje)nvoltage voltaic(ic)adjvoltaicpilavoltaicvoltaicpilearcovoltaicvoltaicarc voltaismo(mo)nvoltaism voltametro(t)nvoltameter voltampere(pr)nvoltampere voltarvtovault(=tocoverwithavault) voltearv[Man.]tovault volteo(o)n[Man.](actorartofvaulting) voltimetro(metro)nvoltmeter voluseevolver volubileadjvoluble(1.apttoroll2.[Bot.]3.glib,garrulous)
Hence:volubilitete

volubilitaten1.tendencytoroll2.volubility,volubleness voluminenvolume(1.asin"aworkinthreevolumes"2.spaceoccupied,compass)
Hence:voluminose

voluminoseadjvoluminous voluntseevoluntate voluntariadjvoluntary

voluntariaton[Mil.]voluntariate,voluntaryservice voluntarion[Mil.]volunteer voluntatenwillavoluntateatwillbon(mal)voluntategood(ill)willdebonvoluntatewillingly,gladlydemal voluntateunwillingly,grudginglyleultimevoluntatethelastwill

Hence:voluntariinvoluntarivoluntariovoluntariato

voluptseevoluptate voluptatenpleasure,delightspecif.:sexualpleasure Hence:voluptuarivoluptuariovoluptuosevoluptuositate voluptuariadjvoluptuous,voluptuary voluptuarionvoluptuary voluptuoseadjvoluptuous voluptuositatenvoluptuousness volutseevolver volutanvolute(1.[Arch.]2.[Zool.]anykindofgasteropods) volver[volv/volut/volt]vtoroll,turnround
Hence:volvulovolubile&volutavolta&circumvolver&convolver&devolver&evolver&involver&revolver&

volvulon[Med.]volvulus vomicadjvomitive,vomitorynucevomic[Bot.]nuxvomica
Hence:vomica

vomica(v)n[Med.]vomica vomirvtovomit
Hence:vomic&vomitivevomitivovomitoriovomitovomitarvomitatorvomituritionignivomeetc.

vomitarvtovomit vomitatornvomiter vomitiveadjvomitive,vomitory vomitivonvomitory,emetic vomito(v)nvomit,vomiting vomitorion[Arch.]vomitory,vomiitorium vomituritionn[Mcd.]vomiturition voraceadjvoracious

Hence:voracitate

voracitatenvoraciousness,voracity vorarvtodevour
Hence:vorace&devorar&carnivoreetc.omnivoreetc.

vortice(vr)nwhirlpool,vortex
Hence:vorticose

vorticoseadjvortical,vorticose vospronI.persyou[1.inpoliteorformaluseaddressingonepersonorseveralpersons(asin"youare","Iloveyou" "foryou")2.infamiliarorinformaluseaddressingseveralpersons(asin"youare","Iloveyou","foryou")]II.refl1. yourself[inpoliteorformaluse(asin"youhurtyourself,""toyourself")]2.yourselves[inalluses(asin"youhurt yourselves","toyourselves")]

Hence:vostre

vosgianadjVosgian(=pertainingtotheVosgesMountains) VosgosnprplVosgesMountains
Hence:vosgian

vostreI.adjpossyour[1.inpoliteorformaluseaddressingonepersonorseveralpersons2.infamiliarorinformaluse, addressingseveralpersons]II.pronpossyours[1.inpoliteorformaluseaddressingonepersonorseveralpersons2. infamiliarorinformaluseaddressingseveralpersons] votseevov votantenvoter votarvI.tovow(1.topromisesolemnly2.todedicate)II.tovote(1.tocastavote2.toapprove,determine,orgrant byavote) votiveadjvotive voton1.vow(=solemnpromise)2.vote(asin"tocastavote")facervotodetovow(=topromisesolemnly) vov[vov/vot]v[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]
Hence:votivevotovotarvotantedevov&

vulcanicadj1.Vulcanic,Vulcanian2.volcanicalso:[Geol.] vulcanieadjVulcanian vulcanisarv1.[Geol.]tovolcanize2.[Technol.]tovulcanize vulcanisationn1.[Gcol.]volcanization2.[Technol.]vulcanization vulcanismon[Geol.]volcanismalso:vulcanism Vulcanonpr[Rom.Relig.]Vulcanvulcanovolcano

Hence:vulcanismovulcanicvulcanievulcanisarvulcanisation

vulgaradjvulgar(1.ofthecommonpeople2.low,coarse)linguavulgarvulgartongue,vernacular vulgarisarvtovulgarize vulgarisationnvulgarization vulgarisatornvulgarizer vulgarismonvulgarism(1.vulgarity2.vulgarphraseorexpression) vulgaritatenvulgarity Vulgata[L]n[Theol.]Vulgate vulgoncommonpeople,vulgus

Hence:vulgarvulgarismo,vulgaritate,vulgaisarvulgarisation,vulgarisatordivulgar&

vulgo[L]advcommonly,vulgo vulnerabileadjvulnerable vulnerabilitatenvulnerability vulnerarvtowound vulnerariadjvulnerary vulnerarianvulnerary(=vulneraryremedy) vulnerenwound

Hence:vulnerarivulnerariavulnerarvulnerabilevulnerabilitate,invulnerabileinvulnerabilitate

vulpenfox
Hence:vulpin

vulpinadjvulpine(1.pertainingtoafox2.foxy) vulturenvulture
Hence:vulturidesvulturin

vulturides(tr)npl[Zool.]Vulturidae vulturinadjvulturine

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wadi(d)[Ar.]nwadi waflanwaffle wagonn(railroad)carwagonrestaurantediningcar,dinerwagonlectossleepingcar waldenseadj/nWaldensianwaldensesWaldenses Waldo,Peternpr[founderoftheWaldenses]

Hence:waldense

walzer[G]nwaltz watercloset[A]nwatercloset,toilet waterpolo[A]nwaterpolo wattn[Elec.]watt

Hence:wattagewattimetroetc.,watthoraetc.kilowattetc.

wattan(absorbent)cotton
Hence:wattar

wattage(aje)n[Elec.]wattage wattarvtopad,wad,quilt,etc. watthoranwatthour wattimetro()nwattmeter W.C.[A]nW.C.,watercloset weekend[A]nweekend westnwest(ir)alwest(togoortravel)west(vento)delwestwest(wind),westerly(wind)

Hence:Westfaliaetc.sudwestetc.

WestfalianprWestphalia
Hence:westfalic

westfalicadjWestphalian whig[Allnwhig whisky[A]nwhisky

whisky[A]nwhisky whist[A]nwhist wigwam[A]nwigwam Wilno[Polish]nprWilno,Vilna wolfram[G]nwolfram(1.[Chem.]tungsten2.[Mineral.]wolframite)

Hence:wolframite

wolframiten[Mineral.]wolframite wombat(wm)n[Zool.]wombat Worms[G]nprWorms

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xenadj[occurringinderivativesandcompounds]xeno,xen(1.strange,foreign2.guest)
Hence:xenioxenophobeetc.pyroxenoetc.

xenion[Antiq.]xenium(=presentgiventoaguestortoanambassador) xenon(ks)n[Chem.]xenon xenophileadjxenophile

Hence:xenophiliaxenophilo

xenophilia(a)nxenophilism xenophilo(n)nxenophile xenophobe(n)adjxenophobe,xenophobian

Hence:xenophobiaxenophobo

xenophobia(a)nxenophobia xenophobo(n)nxenophobe xylon[occurringincompounds]xylo(=wood)

Hence:xylographoetc.xylologiaetc.xylophonoetc.xylophageetc.pyroxyloetc.

xylographia(a)nxylography(artofengravingonwoodortakingimpressionsfromsuchengravings) xylographicadjxylographic xylographo(grapho)nxylographer

Hence:xylographiaxylographic

xylologia(a)nxylology xylophage()adj[Zool.]xylophagous
Hence:xylophago

xylophago()n[Zool.]xylophage xylophonistanxylophonist xylophonon[Mus.]xylophone

Hence:xylophonista

[ya]advalready(=ja,jam) yacht[A]nyacht

yacht[A]nyacht yakn[Zool.]yak yankee[A]nYankee yard[A]n[Meas.]yard yo:[yo]pronpersI(=io) yogurtnyogurt York[A]nprYork

Hence:NoveYorketc.

yugn[occurringingeographicalcompounds]yugo,jugo(=south)
Hence:yugoslaveetc.

yugoslaveadjYugoslav
Hence:yugoslavoYugoslavia

YugoslavianprYugoslavia yugoslavonYugoslav(1.nativeofYugoslavia2.SerboCroatianlanguage) Zacharia(a)nprZachariahZachary ZarathustranprZarathustra zen[occurringingeographicalcompounds]Zea,Zee(=sea)

Hence:Zelandaetc.

zebra[Amh.]n[Zool.]zebra
Hence:zebrate

zebrateadjstriped zebu(b)n[Zool.]zebu ZelandanprZeeland(=provinceintheNetherlands)

Hence:NoveZelandaetc.neozelandeseetc.

zelarvtobezealous(about) zelatornzealot(1.zealousperson2.[JewishAntiq.]) zelonzeal,ardor

Hence:zelote&zelose&zelarzelator

zeloseadj1.zealous2.jealous zelosede(lelibertate)jealousof(one'sliberty)
Hence:zelosia

Hence:zelosia

zelosia(a)njealousy zelotenzealot(1.zealousperson2.[JewishAntiq.])
Hence:zelotismo

zelotismonzealotism,zealotry zenitnzenith
Hence:zenital

zenitaladjzenith,zenithal Zephyronpr[Cr.Mythol.]Zephyruszephyrozephyr(1.westwind2.soft,gentlebreeze3.zephyrcloth) zeppelin[G]nZeppelin zeron1.zero,cipher2.asin"zerocentigrade"zeroabsoluteabsolutezero zetan1.zeta(=sixthletteroftheGreekalphabet)2.zed,zee(=theletter"z") Zeus(Zus)npr[Gr.Relig.]Zeus

Hence:dianthoetc.

zigzag(zgzg)nzigzag
Hence:zigzagar

zigzagarvtozigzag zincn[Chem.]zincoxydodezinczincoxideblancodezinczincwhite
Hence:zincarzincagazincographoetc.

zincage(aje)n(actof)zincking zincarvtozinc,coatwithzinc zincographia(a)nzincography,zincetching zincographicadjzincographic,zincographical zincographo(c)nzincographer

Hence:zincographiazincographic

zirconn[Mineral.]zircon
Hence:zirconiumzirconic

zirconicadj[Chem.]zirconic zirconiumn[Chem.]zirconium zodiacaladjzodiacal zodiaco(d)nzodiac

zodiaco(d)nzodiac
Hence:zodiacal

zoic(zic)adj[Zool.]zoic zonanzonelezonatorridetheTorridZonezonatemperateTemperateZonezonafrigideorglacialFrigidZone
Hence:zonalbizonaletc.zonar

zonaladjzonal zonarvtozone zoographia(a)nzoography

Hence:zoographic

zoographicadjzoographic zooidenzooid zoolatra(zo)nzoolater,animalworshiper

Hence:zoolatria

zoolatria(a)nzoolatry,animalworship zoolitho(zo)nzoolith,zoolite zoologia(a)nzoology zoologicadjzoologicaljardinzoologiczoologicalgarden zoologistanzoologist zoologo(zo)nzoologist

Hence:zoologiazoologistazoologic

zoon(zon)(plzoa)n[Zool.]zoon
Hence:zoiccenozoicetc,paleozoicetczoideepizoonazoiczoolithoetczoologoetczoographiaetczoophytoetc spermatozoonetcentozoonetc.protozoonetc.

zoophyticadj[Zool.]zoophytal,zoophytic zoophyto(zo)n[Zool.]zoophyte zoophytologia(a)nzoophyto]ogy zoospora(zo)n[Bot.]zoospore zootomia(a)nzootomy ZoroastrenprZoroaster

Hence:zoroastrismozoroastrianzoroastriano

zoroastrianadjZoroastrian

zoroastrianadjZoroastrian zoroastrianonZoroastrian zoroastrismonZoroastrianism zuavonzouave zulunZulu zymn[occurringincompounds]zymo,zym(=leaven,ferment)

Hence:azymeenzyma