Wiktionary http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page MediaWiki 1.7alpha case-sensitive Media Special Talk User User talk Wiktionary Wiktionary talk Image Image talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk 1 4591 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Main Page]] moved to [[main Page]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[Principal_págine]] 4 4635 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Págine Cardinal]] moved to [[págine Cardinal]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <center><small>{{CURRENTDAYNAME}}, der {{CURRENTDAY}}. {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTYEAR}}, {{CURRENTTIME}} [[UTC]]</center> {| width="100%" |- | style="vertical-align:top" | <div style="background-color:#f3f3f3; padding: 1em 1em 1em 1em;"><!----- Willkommen -----> <big>'''Bonvenit al Wiki-vocabulárium!'''</big> Li Wiki-vocabulárium es li [[Wiktionary:Bonvenit|Wiktionary]] in interlingue (occidental). It es li vocabulárium líber disponíbil por paroles de omni lingues. Ti es un project comun del fundation Wikimedia Gemeinschaftsprojekt der [[w:Wikimedia Foundation|fundation Wikimedia]] e hascun es invitat a participar. Li vocabulárium Wiki existe desde li 26 septembre 2004 e include ho-moment '''[[Wiktionary:Meilensteine|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' artícules. Omni li contenetes es soumettres submisset al [[Wiktionary:Licencie GNU por documentation líber|licencie GNU por documentation líber]]. Ti significa que ti documentes es líber por chascun e que il va restar líbre por sempre. Si vu usa lingues extran e que vu vole vider representat li [[Glossar:Codes de scritura de pronunciation|pronunciation]] completmen, ples leer li '''[[Wiktionary:Indicationes por Browser|indicationes por Browser]]'''. <!-- '''Aktuelle Abstimmung:''' '''[[Wiktionary:Adminkandidaturen|Adminkandidaturen]]''' --> </div> |} {| border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" |- | valign="top" bgcolor="#fff5f5" style="border: 2px solid #ffe2e2;" | <div style="margin: 0em; background-color: #fff5f5; padding-bottom: 0.2em;"> <!----- --- Aktuell --- -----> <div style="background: #ffe2e2; padding: 0.3em; text-align: center;"><big>Actual</big></div> <div style="padding: 0.4em;"> {| |- |Li vocabulárium german Wiktionary esset creat li 1.&nbsp;Mai 2004 gestartet, e seque desde li 9.&nbsp; may 2004 li codage suportant li signes special '''[[Wiktionary:UTF-8|UTF-8]]'''. Li vocabulárium Wiki existe desde li 26 septembre 2004 e seque li construction del vocabulárium german que es ho-moment li plu perfectionat. |- |Li construction del vocabulárium Wiki ha nu atinget li stadie in quel nu on posse pensar '''[[Wiktionary:Usage del modelles de format|qualmen adjunter corectmen plu de rúbricas]]'''. Al ti moment, on deve expectar ancor litt changeamentes in li recomendationes de formatage. |- |Ho-moment, on disposi de '''[[Wiktionary:Meilensteine|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' articles artícules in li vocabulárium. [[Spezial:Liste del nov rúbricas|Liste del nov rúbricas]]. |} <!-- /Aktuell --> </div> <!-- Wikipediahinweis --> <div style="background: #e2e2ff; padding: 0.3em; text-align: center;"><big style="color: #ff0000;">Ples nequel artícul Wikipedia ...</big></div> <div style="padding: 0.4em;"> {| |- |... crear in li vocabulárium Wikiwörterbuch anteque vu ha prendet conossentie e comprendet [[Wiktionary:Crear artícules in li vocabulárium Wiki|ti informationes!]] |} <!-- /Wikipediahinweis --> </div></div> | width="10" | | valign="top" bgcolor="#fff5f5" style="border: 2px solid #ffe2e2;" | <div style="margin: 0em; background-color: #fff5f5; padding-bottom: 0.2em;"> <div style="background: #ffe2e2; padding: 0.3em; text-align: center;"><big>Chascun es cordialmen invitat a participar</big></div> <div style="padding: 0.4em;"> {| |- |Ti vocabulárium augmenta con li labor volontari de omni ti qui posse aportar un contribution. omni posse producter artícules e les completar. Omni li artícules posse esser scrit per chascun. Li [[Wiktionary:Prim passus|prim passus]] es prompt fat. On posse tester provar in li [[Wiktionary:Sand-scaf|sand-scaf]], in quel chascun posse provar quam il vole. On posse scrir su questiones e remarces in li págine de [[Wiktionary:Yo necessita assistentie|assistentie]]. Li '''[[Wiktionary:Manuale|manuale]]''' da resumation del assistenties. |} </div></div> |} {| |- |<div style="border: 2px solid #dde4ee; margin: 0em; background-color: #eeeef3;"> <div style=" border: 1px solid #aab1bb; margin: 0.1em; border: 1px solid #aab1bb;"> <div style="background: #e2e2ff; padding: 0.2em; text-align: center;"><big>Nov rúbricas</big></div> <div style="padding: 0.3em; text-align: center;">[[vocabulárium]] </div></div></div> |- |<div style="border: 2px solid #dde4ee; margin: 0em; background-color: #eeeef3;"> <div style=" border: 1px solid #aab1bb; margin: 0.1em; border: 1px solid #aab1bb;"> <div style="background: #e2e2ff; padding: 0.2em; text-align: center;"><big>Serch de parol indicatori</big></div> <div style="padding: 0.3em; text-align: center; letter-spacing: 0.2em;"> '''[[Lingues:Index|Índex]]''' ---- <big> [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=A A] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=B B] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=C C] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=D D] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=E E] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=F F] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=G G] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=H H] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=I I] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=J J] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=K K] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=L L] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=M M] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=N N] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=O O] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=P P] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=Q Q] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=R R] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=S S] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=T T] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=U U] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=V V] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=W W] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=X X] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=Y Y] [http://ie.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Spezial:Allpages&amp;from=Z Z] </big></div></div></div> |- | &nbsp; |- |<div style="border: 2px solid #dde4ee; margin: 0em; background-color: #eeeef3; padding-bottom 0.5em;"> <div style=" border: 1px solid #aab1bb; margin: 0.1em; border: 1px solid #aab1bb;"> <div style="padding: 0.3em; text-align: center;"> <small>Wiktionary in altri lingues: <!--af ar bg ca cs cy da el eo et fy he hi hr id is it ja ko la ms no oc pt sl sq sr tr zh -->[[:en:|Angles]] · [[:de:|German]] · [[:fi:|Finlandés]] · [[:fr:|Frances]] · [[:el:|Grec]] · [[:es:|Hispan]] · [[:nl:|Holandes]] · [[:hu:|Hungari]] · [[:ia:|Interlingua]] · [[:ja:|Japanés]] · [[:pl:|Polonés]] · [[:ro:|Romanic]] · [[:ru:|Russ]] · [[:sv:|Swed]]· [[:tr:|Turc]]</small> </div> <div style="padding: 0.3em; text-align: center;"> <small> Altri projectes Wikimedia: [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/ Págine Cardinal Meta-Wikimedia] · [http://ie.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] · [http://ie.wikibooks.org Wikibooks]<!-- Saved for future reactivation: · [http://ie.wikiquote.org Wikiquote] · [http://wikisource.org Wikisource] · [http://wikipediatlas.org (coming soon) Wikipediatlas (coming soon)] --></small></div></div></div> |} [[ar:]] [[zh:]] [[de:]] [[en:]] [[es:]] [[eo:]] [[fr:]] [[gu:]] [[hi:]] [[it:]] [[ja:]] [[nl:]] [[pl:]] [[pt:]] [[ru:]] [[sv:]] [[tr:]] 5 1415 2004-10-03T11:41:52Z 213.54.14.143 6 1416 2004-09-26T22:36:07Z 213.54.42.114 Nein! Das Wikiwörterbuch ist ein Wiki. Das heißt: alle Regeln, also auch die Formatvorlage, sind als Hilfestellung gedacht. Keiner soll sich von diesen Regeln von der Mitwirkung abschrecken lassen! Andererseits ist das Wikiwörterbuch auch ein Wörterbuch. Typische Wörterbucheinträge im Wiktionary enthalten Informationen zur Bedeutung, Übersetzung, sprachgeschichtlichen Herkunft, gebeugten Wortformen (Flexion, also Deklination und Konjugation), bedeutungsgleichen Wörtern etc. Diese Informationen können alle in einer unstrukturierten Form angegeben werden. Um bei der Verwendung des Wikiwörterbuchs nicht bei jedem Wörterbucheintrag komplett umdenken zu müssen, oder beim Bearbeiten der Einträge den Überblick zu behalten, also nichts zu vergessen, was man eigentlich noch dazuschreiben wollte, oder Anderes doppelt zu erwähnen, ist es durchaus sinnvoll die relevanten Informationen zu einem Wort in einer durchdachten und einheitlichen Form aufzubereiten. Wörterbucheinträge legen daher eine viel stärkere Strukturierung nahe, als zum Beispiel lexikalische Artikel, bei denen durch die Vielfalt der dargebotenen Informationen eine viel freiere Darstellung sinnvoll ist. Natürlich kannst Du die Informationen (zunächst) auch komplett unstrukturiert, eintragen, und die Strukturierung einem anderen Benutzer überlassen. Aber vielleicht kennst du dich mit dem von dir eingetragenen Wort ja besser aus, als manch anderer Benutzer. Wäre es da nicht sinnvoll, deine Eintragung gleich selbst zu strukturieren? Hier möchte die Formatvorlage eine Hilfestellung bieten. Dabei kannst du alle Rubriken, zu denen du nichts eintragen möchtest einfach leer lassen! Früher oder später wird sich vermutlich ein anderer Benutzer finden, der diese Inhalte nachträgt. Oder du trägst diese Felder irgendwann einfach selbst nach. 7 4699 2006-02-22T23:40:02Z Conversion script [[Wiktionary Discussion: Modelle de format]] moved to [[wiktionary Discussion: Modelle de format]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ---- '''[[Wiktionary Diskussion:Formatvorlage/Archiv2004/Mai|Archiv2004/Mai]]'''<br /> In den ausgelagerten Diskussionen geht es schwerpunktmäßig um ... *... die eindeutige und zugleich verständliche Kennzeichnung (Klartext vs. Sprachkodes) der Sprachen aus denen die eingetragenen Wörter stammen sowie die Anordnung der Übersetzungen. *... die Bahandlung von Flexionsformen (Konjugation, Deklination) *... die Verlinkung der verwendeten Bezeichnungen ([Fach]Begriffe), die zur Einrichtung des [[Glossar:|Glossar]]s geführt hat. *... die Verlinkung von Wörtern aus anderen Sprachen (Übersetzungen): Verweis auf Eintragung im deutschsprachigen Wiktionary, oder verweis auf muttersprachliches Wiktionary <small>Die ausgelagerten Diskussionen sind damit nicht irrelevant, die Auslagerung dient lediglich der Übersichtlichkeit auf der Hauptdiskussionsseite.</small> ---- '''Informationen vorweg:''' *'''Warum''' Formatvorlage: [[Wiktionary:Formatvorlage - muss das sein?|Formatvorlage - muss das sein?]] *'''Wie''' funktioniert die [[Wiktionary:Verwendung der Formatvorlage|Verwendung der Formatvorlage]] *'''Wo'' finde ich die Vorlage, über die hier diskutiert wird? Unter '''[[Wiktionary:Formatvorlage]]!''' ---- ---- == Versionsinformation == Ich habe eine Versionsangabe für die Formatvorlage ergänzt. Wenn man später mal die Einträge automatisch analysieren und konvertieren möchte, kann das sehr nützlich sein. Die drei Stellen werden hochgesetzt bei folgenden Änderungen: #große Änderung (alles was eine Konvertierung aller Wörterbucheinträge erfordert) #kleine Änderung #kleine Änderung, die ein Umschreiben des Parsers nicht nötig macht Was insbesondere der dritte Punkt bedeutet, wird sich erst herausstellen, wenn ein Parser geschrieben ist, und das wird man wohl erst ab Version 1.0.0 machen.--[[Benutzer:El|El]] 10:30, 4. Mai 2004 (CEST) :Das ist eine gute Idee. Wo schreiben wir das hin dass das dauerhaft bekannt ist? [[Benutzer:JochenDeibele|Jochen Deibele]] 17:14, 4. Mai 2004 (CEST) ::Am besten auf die Seite [[Wiktionary:Formatvorlage]]. Da wird die Vorlage selbst wahrscheinlich eh als kopierbarer Kasten angelegt werden (also zwischen nowiki-Tags), damit man nicht immer erst auf "Seite bearbeiten" klicken muss.--[[Benutzer:El|El]] 19:27, 4. Mai 2004 (CEST) :::Ok. Abgesehen davon wäre ich dafür mehrere Vorlagen zu machen. Da wir so wie es derzeit aussieht auch Flexionstabellen mit einbauen wollen fände ich es schön wenn es verschiedene Vorlagen für Nomen, Verb, Adjektiv usw. gibt damit das dann so einfach wie möglich wird. --[[Benutzer:JochenDeibele|Jochen Deibele]] 01:02, 5. Mai 2004 (CEST) ---- ==Trennungen== Mir ist aufgefallen dass wir noch an keiner Stelle angeben wie ein Wort getrennt wird. Sind die Regeln so einfach dass eine Regelseite ausreicht oder sollten wir die Trennungen explizit angeben und wenn ja wo? --[[Benutzer:JochenDeibele|Jochen Deibele]] 14:28, 18. Mai 2004 (CEST) :Ich nehme an, Du meinst Hinweise zur Silbentrennung, oder? Dazu befinden sich zwei verschiedene in frage kommende Zeichen auf dieser [[Wiktionary:UTF-8/Testseite|Testseite]] Der Punkt sollte unkompliziert in der Anwendung sein, da es sich dabei um ein verbreitetes Standardzeichen handelt, bei der Verwendung in Fetdruck - und das ist ja bei den Wortangaben die Regel - sieht dieses Zeichen auf meinem System nicht so gut aus, da der Punkt mit den angrenzenden Silben verschwimmt. Der senkrechte Strich erscheint bei mir auch bei Fettdruck gut abgesetzt von den angrenzenden Silben ist aber ein Zeichen, über dessen Unterstützung ich auf den verschiedenen Systemen noch keine Klarheit habe. Genau dafür ist ja Testseite da. Vor einer Verwendung dieses Strichs wäre also noch etwas Rückmeldung von Besuchern der Testseite nötig. Derzeit hat [[Benutzer:Justy|Justy]] schonmal den Punkt in einige Artikel (sieh z.B. [[Wörterbuch]], [[Esperanto]]) eingebaut. (Bei beiden Zeichen handelt es sich um gebräuchliche Silbentrennindikatoren, bzw. beide Zeichen ähneln gebräuchlichen Silbentrennindikatoren: der senkrechte Strich ist in Duden/Langenscheidt gebräuchlich, den Punkt kenne ich aus Pons/Klett-Wörterbüchern.) --[[Benutzer:SteffenB|SteffenB]] 15:42, 18. Mai 2004 (CEST) ---- ==Umschrift== Diese Überlegungen wurden Ausgelagert ins '''[[Wiktionary:Projekt:NichtlateinischeSchrift|Projekt:NichtlateinischeSchrift]]''' ---- ==Kurzvorlage== Da wiederholt eine Kürzung der Formatvorlage, oder eine gekürzte Variante der Formatvorlage gefordert wurde stelle ich mal eine [[Vorlage:Kurzvorlage]] zur Diskussion. Diese Variante ist einerseits übersichtlicher, andererseits wird dies überwiegend durch einen Verzicht auf viele Hinweise (<nowiki><!-- Kommentare --></nowiki>) erreicht. Damit stellt sich die Frage, ob die Kurzvorlage nicht gerade für neue Benuzter, für die sie zunächst gedacht war, weniger geeignet ist als die lange Variante. Wenn wirklich zwei Varianten angeboten werden sollen, könnte der Unterschied auch darin bestehen, dass die Variante für neue Benuzter zwar Benutzungshinweise (<nowiki><!-- Kommentare --></nowiki>) enthält, andererseits viele Eintragungen (wie Umschrift, Gegenworte, Oberbegriffe, Unterbegriffe, Abgeleitete Begriffe, Referenzen, Ähnliche Wörter) ganz weggelassen werden, während die komplette Variante auf alle Benuztungshinweise verzichtet und keinerlei Beispielwörter enthält. --[[Benutzer:SteffenB|SteffenB]] 12:20, 15. Jun 2004 (UTC) ---- ==Literaturverweise== Soweit ich weiß, besteht eine der großen Leistungen des Grimm'schen Wörterbuches darin, daß stets Literaturangaben gegeben werden, d.h. Zitate aus Werken der deutschen Literatur, die die Verwendung des Wortes belegen. In der Formatvorlage gibt es zwar einen Abschnitt ''Beispiele'', aber wäre es nicht gut auch einen eigenen Abschnitt ''Literatur'' zu haben. Bitte Meinungen dazu!! --[[Benutzer:Shannon|Shannon]] 07:20, 16. Jun 2004 (UTC) :Die Vorlage enthält bereits die Rubrik „Referenzen“ Diese Rubrik ist allgemeiner als eine Rubrik „Literaturhinweise“, und damit auch für Letztere geeignet. Wir sollten unbedingt darauf verzichten, die Vorlage mit einer weiteren Rubrik aufzublähen, die bereits in einer vorhandenen Rubrik enthalten ist (bzw. die allgemeinere Rubrik „Referenzen“ in mehrere speziellere Rubriken aufzuteilen). Klar können wir die Vorlage immer ausgefeilter gestalten, aber was nützt uns das, wenn dann immer weniger Benuzter die Vorlage überhaupt noch verwenden werden!? --[[Benutzer:SteffenB|SteffenB]] 10:44, 16. Jun 2004 (UTC) ---- ==wissenschaftliche Namen von Organismen etc.== ich wollte mal anfragen, ob wissenschaftliche Namen von Lebewesen (also Pflanzen-Arten, Tier-Familien, Pilz-Gattungen, etc.) die meiner Meinung nach (wenn eindeutig) dann irgendwohin gehören sollten, wo die hingehören. unter Bedeutung? oder unter Lateinisch? (weil ist zwar "lateinisch", aber kein klassisches, und zum großen Teil nur angelehntes Pseudo-Latein, sollte aber trotzdem OK sein), oder unter Interlingua? oder unter "wissenschaftlich"??? ich persönlich denke, daß am besten Interlingua wäre, weil dazu wurden die Namen ja von Linné eingeführt. dann stellt sich höchstens noch die Frage, ob das dann auch alphabetisch in die Übersetzungs-Liste eingetragen wird (was ich nicht gut fände) oder ausnahmsweise an Anfang oder abgesetzt ans Ende oder eigene Kategorie, oder doch dann lieber unter Lateinisch, ganz normal einsortiert... --[[Benutzer:Volvox|Volvox]] 18:42, 25. Jun 2004 (UTC) :Klares ''Nein''! Linné ist Linné und ein Sprachwörterbuch ist ein Sprachwörterbuch. Da sind a priori vollkommen unterschiedliche Umgangsweisen. Dies vor allem: Hier wird nicht nomenklatorisch strukturiert und "dekretiert", sondern allein der reale '''Sprach'''gebrauch beschrieben(!). Von den innernomenklatorischen Streitigkeiten ganz abgesehen. Das gehört alles in die Wikipedia! Gruß --[[Benutzer:Wst|Wst]] 21:08, 25. Jun 2004 (UTC) ::eigentlich gebe ich dir recht. bei den Einträgen geht es um den normalen Sprachgebrauch. aber bei der Bedeutung geht es um die Bedeutung, und gerade bei z.B. Pflanzen ist es schwierig die unterschiedlichen regionalen Bedeutungen von z.B. dem Wort Butterblümchen ohne die (relativ) eindeutige wissenschaftliche Bezeichnung zu klären. mal ganz abgesehen von so lustigen Sachen wie "yellow tail" bei Fischen, ich glaube ich habe mal 20 völlig verschiedene Arten bei ner Internet-Recherche gefunden, oder soll ich dann sagen: Bedeutung [1] = Fisch mit gelber Schwanzflosse aus Südafrika, [2] = ein anderer Fisch mit gelber Flosse aus Südafrika... was dann das muß ich zugeben wieder egal wäre, es sei denn es gibt unterschiedliche Synonyme oder Übersetzungen der beiden Fisch-Arten... und normaler Sprachgebrauch ist (für mich) z.B. E-Coli, was zwar eindeutig ist, aber ist das dann {{Deutsch}}? weil die Sprache im Labor ist eigentlich schon wieder ein wissenschafts(Latein)-Englisch-Deutsch-Gemisch... --[[Benutzer:Volvox|Volvox]] 21:41, 26. Jun 2004 (UTC) ---- ==Translingual bzw. Interlingual== Hi. Da es ja Einträge gibt die nicht einer bestimmten Sprache zuzuordnen sind wie '''[[He]]''' für das chemische Element Helium, '''[[1]]''' für die Zahl '''Eins''' oder vieleicht '''[[Euro]]''' wurde im englischem Wiktionary die "Sprach-Bezeichnung" '''''Translingual''''' bzw. '''''Interlingual''''' eingeführt. Dies sollten wir meiner Meinung nach auch tun, vielleicht auch diese ''Sprache'' in das [[Wiktionary:Sprachen|Sprachen-"Glossar"]] einführen. Die Frage ist eigentlich nur, ob denn jetzt Translingual oder Interlingual oder was besseres oder was deutsches verwendet werden soll. --[[Benutzer:Volvox|Volvox]] 17:08, 1. Jul 2004 (UTC) :habe gerade selbst gesehen, daß [[w:de:Interlingua|Interlingua]] ne eigene Sprache ist. bleibt also noch als Vorschlag: '''Translingual''' oder vielleicht auch sowas wie z.B. '''Übersprachlich''' oder '''International''' --[[Benutzer:Volvox|Volvox]] 17:38, 1. Jul 2004 (UTC) == Ort der Formatvorlage == Hallo, die Formatvorlage, die oben mit rotem Link erwähnt wird, findet sich (noch?) unter [[Mediawiki:Formatvorlage]] und nicht unter [[Vorlage:Formatvorlage]] - ich habe dort übrigens ein paar Korrekturvorschläge auf der Diskussionsseite hinterlassen ... -- [[Benutzer:Schusch|Schusch]] 12:25, 5. Jul 2004 (UTC) == Farbige Formatvorlage == Hallo miteinander, Als ich zum ersten Mal bei Wiktionary reingeschaut habe, fiel mir gleich auf, dass dieses Wörterbuch gegenüber anderen etwas unübersichlich ist, und vom Design etwas ansprechender sein könnte. Da ich, wie die meisten anderen Deutschen, oft nur nach der Englischen, Französischen und Spanischen Übersetzung suche, und auch mal wissen will, wie man ein Wort trennt, oder ausspricht, habe ich folgende Vorschläge: * Schaut euch bitte mal die Einträge [[Melancholie]] und [[Linux]] an, dort findet Ihr ein paar Design-Verbesserungen. Ich hätte gerne einige Meinungen dazu gehört. Bitte achten auf: #[Deutsch] in eckigen Klammern (macht mehr her!??) #:* Ich plädiere für eine vollständige Überarbeitung der Überschriften. (siehe [[Diskussion:Vorlage:Formatvorlage#Überschriften als Links|diesen Beitrag]]) --Xenosophy #:* hmmm? leg nen beispielartikel an und dann gucken wir mal alle drauf! [[Benutzer:Justy|Justy]] 13:42, 19. Aug 2004 (UTC) ps: eckige klammer hatten wir schon einmal, wurde mehrheitlich abgelehnt, fand ich damals schade #::*''Justy: Ich schreibe jetzt nur "Deutsch". '''Hat sich also erledigt!''' Xenosophy: Ich weiß nicht wie das mit der Serverleistung ist, doch das Internet lebt von Links (Vernetzung) und Einfachheit! Man sollte nur ganz dringend anfangen die Glossare anzulegen (ich habe übrigens in den letzten Tagen damit begonnen mal ein paar anzulegen und zu erweitern).'' --[[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] 03:53, 23. Aug 2004 (UTC) #das "m, w, s" bzw. "m, f, n" sollte auf [[Glossar:Genus]] verweisen: '''Melancholie''', [[Glossar:Genus|f]] #:* Bitte nicht noch mehr blaue, rote und unterstrichene Zeichen und Buchstaben. Siehe ebenfalls [[Diskussion:Vorlage:Formatvorlage#Überschriften als Links|hier]]. --Xenosophy #::*''Wie gesagt, das Internet wäre ohne die vielen Links nicht das Internet. (andere Meinungen wären hier wichtig)'' --[[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] 03:53, 23. Aug 2004 (UTC) #"Bedeutung:" ist ein html-Link, sollte vielleicht von einem Admin zu <nowiki>[[Glossar:Bedeutung]]</nowiki> oder so ähnlich geändert werden. #:* Bedeutung, genauso wie alle anderen Überschriften wieder als Überschrift formatieren ([[Diskussion:Vorlage:Formatvorlage#Überschriften für Sektionen in der Vorlage|Überschriften für Sektionen in der Vorlage]]) #::* ''Hast du einen Beispielseintag? Ich hätte mir das mal gerne angeschaut. Wäre auf alle Fälle sehr übersichtlich. Aber wie gesagt, müsste ich mir mal anschauen'' --[[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] 03:53, 23. Aug 2004 (UTC) #"Detailiertere Erläuterung": Wikipedia-Artikel [[w:Melancholie]] sollte nach "Bedeutung" kommen, da es doch sein kann, dass jemandem die kurze Beschreibung nicht genügt (bei schwierigen Wörtern). Wer hier nach der Bedeutung von [[Integrität]] sucht, ist glaube ich froh auch eine sehr ausführliche Erläuterung angeboten zu bekommen! (Neulinge (z.B. Schulkinder) scrollen meiner Meinung nach nicht bis ganz nach unten, um irgendwo einen Link zu Wikipedia zu finden) #:* Halte ich für sinnvoll. Allerdings wurde teilweise hinter jeder einzelnen Bedeutung ein WP-Link gesetzt. Dies sollte vermieden werden. Ein Verweis zur WP sollte auf den ersten Blick sichtbar sein, sich aber doch in gebührendem Abstand zur Begriffsdefinition befinden und nicht Teil derselben sein. --Xenosophy #:* finde ich nicht notwendig, in erster linie sind wir woerterbuch und keine enzyklopaedie (das ist eben wikipedia), wenn ueberhaupt sollte meiner meinung nach einer der programmierer so eine art wiktionary/wikipedia link analog der sprachwikilinks ermoeglichen um zwischen den nachschlagewerken zu wechseln --[[Benutzer:Justy|Justy]] 13:42, 19. Aug 2004 (UTC) #::* Letzteres ist eine gute Idee und könnte tatsächlich die eleganteste Lösung sein. --Xenosophy #:::* ''Letzteres ist wirklich eine gute Idee! Wer kann sowas in die Wege leiten? Sollte man auf alle Fälle machen, den ein Link zu einer sehr ausführlichen Erklärung wäre wichtig. So kann man in Zukunft erst mal bei Wiktionary etwas suchen, und wenn einem die Erläuterungen nicht genügen (und erst dann) zur Wikipedia gehen (schnell und einfach mit einem Link!!)'' --[[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] 03:53, 23. Aug 2004 (UTC) #'''Farbige Falltabelle!''' (auch bei Zeittabelle) #:* Auf jeden Fall haben die Flexionstabellen eine Überarbeitung nötig! Mit einer farbigen Variante bin ich nicht so glücklich, habe aber unter [[Emblem]] mal ein Gegenbeispiel angelegt. Vielleicht sollten wir uns jedoch einmal darüber Gedanken machen, ob diese Tabellen überhaupt erforderlich sind. Sie dominieren sehr stark das Bild und lenken zu sehr vom eigentlich relevanten Inhalt ab. Und gerade bei Substantiven sollte '''Subs|tan|tiv''', ''n'', ''-s'', ''-e'' reichen. Abweichungen gibt es wohl nur wenige und diese lassen sich dann im Einzelfall darstellen. --Xenosophy #:* ''eigentlich relevanter inhalt'' ? wie definierst du das? wir wollen doch ein woerterbuch sein und flexionen sind mit der wichtigste bestandteil (alle guten wörterbücher erklären sie), es gibt im deutschen 17 verschiedene deklinationsformen von substantiven unter diesen gibt es nach alter rechtschreibung 37 ausnahmeregelungen (nach neuer etwas weniger), also wenn das kein grund ist weiss ich auch nicht und grade bei den fremdsprachlichen eintraegen ist die tabelle noch sinnvoller weil man sich nicht erst durch zig grammatikseiten quaelen muss um z.b. den 5. fall singular eines russischen substantives zu finden, im englischen wird es sicher weniger gebraucht, da kann die tabelle dann dementsprechend gekuerzt, veraendert oder ganz weggelassen werden. --[[Benutzer:Justy|Justy]] 13:42, 19. Aug 2004 (UTC) #::* Im Grunde hast du schon recht. Neben Bedeutung und Kontext eines Begriffes gehört sicher auch sein (korrekter) Gebrauch zu den ''relevanten Inhalten''. Worauf ich hinauswill ist jedoch folgendes: In den meisten Fällen folgt die Bildung der vier Fälle sehr einfachen Regeln. Die häufigsten Abweichungen treten beim Genitiv Singular auf. Die von dir genannten guten Wörterbucher erklären zwar die Flexionen bzw. stellen Abweichungen von denselben dar, aber ich kennen kein Wörterbuch, das neben jedem Substantiv eine Tabelle mit allen vier Fällen in sowohl Singular als auch Plural abgedruckt hat. Daher mein Vorschlag: Wie in jedem guten Wörterbuch im Anschluss an das Lexem das Geschlecht, die Endung des Genitiv im Singular sowie die Pluralendung oder -form. Eben '''Subs|tan|tiv''', ''n'', ''-s'', ''-e'' oder '''Subs|tan|tiv''', ''das'', ''-s'', ''-e''.<br>Ausnahmen sollten wir auch als solche behandeln, also bei den 37 alten und keine-Ahnung-wieviel aktuellen Ausnahmen ausführlich genug auf die grammatischen Formen eingehen. Wir sollten nicht den Fehler begehen, uns in der Gestaltung der Einträge an den Ausnahmen zu orientieren. Im Vordergrund steht nach wie vor die Les- und Benutzbarkeit. Hier steht ein berechtigter Vollständigkeitsanspruch einem wahrnehmungspsychologisch möglicherweise fatalen Aspekt gegenüber. Wir brauchen also einen Kompromiss. Dieser wäre m.E. eben eine kurze Abhandlung der regulären Fälle ähnlich wie in herkömmlichen Wörterbüchern, eine ausführliche Darstellung bei den tatsächlichen Ausnahmen und eine eigene Seite (meinetwegen im Glossar), die auf die Deklination eines Substantives im Allgemeinen eingeht, möglicherweise sogar die Ausnahmen explizit auflistet.<br>Bezüglich der fremdsprachlichen Einträge muss man sicher im Einzelfall entscheiden, so wie dies auch bei den Einträgen aus dem chinesisch-japanisch-koreanischen Sprachraum geschieht (Beispiel: [[羽]]). Allerdings habe ich hier bisher keine entsprechenden Tabellen für Begriffe fremder Sprachen gefunden, also betrachte ich dies im Moment eher noch als akademisch. Auf keinen Fall sollte dies Grundlage für unnötige Einschnitte in der Les- und Nutzbarkeit der Einträge und damit des Wiktionary insgesamt sein. --Xenosophy #::* ich meinte mit abdrucken die online-wörterbücher: http://wortschatz.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/html/sitemap.html oder http://www.canoo.net/index.html und ich finde es als benutzer und nicht germanist einfacher, das ganze wort + endung zu finden und nicht nur die endung wo ich noch raten muss welcher fall weil ungeuebt --[[Benutzer:Justy|Justy]] 16:24, 19. Aug 2004 (UTC) #:::* ''Da hat Justy vollkommen recht! Die Tabellen machen die Nutzung des Wiktionarys einfach und schnell. Wir müssen ja nicht an Platz sparen wie die "Hardware-Wörterbücher"! Zu dem Gegenbeispiel [[Emblem]]: Halte ich für gut! Zwar etwas schlicht, aber hübsch anzusehen. '''Auch hier sind mehrere Meinungen wichtig!'''!'' --[[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] 03:53, 23. Aug 2004 (UTC) #"Übersetzungen:" Die Übersetzung ins Englische sollte farblich und fett hervorgehoben werden, damit man es sofort findet. Wie gesagt sucht wohl fast jeder nach der Übersetzung ins Englische, da dies die Weltsprache Nr. 1 ist! Auch die, für Deutsche, wichtigen Sprachen Französisch und Spanisch sollte man hervorheben (siehe [[Melancholie]]. #:* Sehr wichtiger Punkt! Die Liste der Sprachen ist viel zu unübersichtlich. Um einer erneuten Diskussion vorzugreifen, welche Sprache nun "wichtig" und welche "weniger wichtig" sind - und ebenfalls der Diskussion, ob wir dies überhaupt entscheiden können oder dürfen -, schlage ich die Amtssprachen der Vereinten Nationen vor. Diese wären Arabisch, Chinesisch, Englisch, Französisch, Russisch und Spanisch. --Xenosophy #:* dagegen --[[Benutzer:Justy|Justy]] 13:42, 19. Aug 2004 (UTC) ps: (wenn ihr immer nur die sprachen im auge habt: http://www.logos.it/lang/transl_en.html ) #::* Weshalb dagegen? Und worauf möchtest du mit dem Link hinweisen? Soll das ein schlechtes oder gutes Beispiel sein? Was ich dort sehe ist eine übersichtliche Anordnung mit farblicher und tabellarischer Gestaltung. Weiterhin dem visuellen Element der Landesflagge. Dies erhöht die Lesbarkeit und Übersichtlichkeit ungemein, ist hier jedoch nicht praktikabel. --[[Benutzer:Xenosophy|Xenosophy]] 14:26, 19. Aug 2004 (UTC) #::* hatte ich u.a. geschrieben weil der eingangssatz schon so anfing: ''...Da ich, wie die meisten anderen Deutschen, oft nur nach der Englischen, Französischen und Spanischen Übersetzung suche,...'' und ebensolche woerterbuecher, wo die sprachanordnung dementsprechend unterschiedlich gestaltet sind, schon zuhauf existieren. das mit der flagge ist schon gut, macht aber unsere artikel wieder sehr sehr lang. sorry, aber ich finde die anordnung der sprachen in alphabetischer reihenfolge immer noch besser als alles andere, so kommen auch kleine sprachen nicht zu kurz. allerdings könnte ich mit dem vorschlag von [[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] leben, einige sprachen hervorzuheben und sei es durch den hintergrund oder aehnliches.--[[Benutzer:Justy|Justy]] 16:24, 19. Aug 2004 (UTC) #:::* ''Ich bin auch abgekommen von der Anordnung nach Wichtigkeit. '''Alphabetisch ist besser!''' Nur wäre eine farbliche Abhebung, speziell des Englischen, sehr wichtig. Die UNO-Amtssprachen könnte man dann ja '''fett''' schreiben, wenn sich dafür eine Mehrheit fände. Die Sprachen sollte man auch mit Links versehen.'' Siehe [[Melancholie]] und dann separat auch gleich [[Sprache:Griechisch]], [[Vorlage:Griechisch]]. Die Vorlage könnte man sich nämlich ans Ende des Eintrages setzen, um bei der Erstellung schnell die jeweiligen Zeichen parat zu haben (Tabelle über das Edit-Fenster richten). --[[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] 03:53, 23. Aug 2004 (UTC) #"Übersetzung:" Die Links zum Fremdsprachigen Wiki sollten nicht mit einem winzigen, unscheinbaren Haken (^) vollzogen werden, der überhaupt keine Aussagekraft hat. Das jeweilige Wiki-Kürzel ist doch viel besser dazu geeignet. Man trifft es auch viel besser ("touch&nbsp;pad"-Benutzer!), und auch Neulinge wissen gleich was Sache ist. #:* Dafür --Xenosophy #:* ebenfalls dafür --[[Benutzer:Justy|Justy]] 13:42, 19. Aug 2004 (UTC) (obwohl tokipona und roa-rup etwas zu lang sind) #"Übersetzung:" das Zeichen [1] und das gewünschte (en),... (momentan ^) sollte man zu Zwecken der Übersichlichkeit <small>klein schreiben</small>! Als ich das erste Mal eine Übersetzung gesucht habe, war da bloß ein totales in- und aneinander! Man muss schon genau hinschauen, um sich nicht zu vertun. Deshalb auch die Trennung | xxxx | yyyyy | zzzzz | (Wiktionary soll doch einfach, übersichtlich und ansprechend sein, wie man das von jeder Homepage verlangt) #:* <nowiki><small>...</small></nowiki> Erschwert natürlich die Eingabe, aber auf jeden Fall sollte man hier über eine Verbesserung nachdenken. --Xenosophy #::*''Könnte man hier vielleicht mit Vorlagen arbeiten? z.B. <nowiki>{{1}} statt <small>[1]<small>?</nowiki>'' --[[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] 03:53, 23. Aug 2004 (UTC) #Die einzelnen Überschriften (Bedeutung:, Übersetzungen:, ...) sollte man etwas auseinanderziegen (vertikel), denn momentan sitzt alles eng aufeinander! Etwas mehr Zwischenräume wären toll (übersichtlicher, da bessere Abtrennung) #:* Jep, am besten wieder die einfache Verwendung von Überschriften an Stelle von leistungsintensiven Datenbankzugriffen per <nowiki>{{...}}</nowiki> (siehe auch [[Diskussion:Vorlage:Formatvorlage#Überschriften für Sektionen in der Vorlage|Überschriften für Sektionen in der Vorlage]]). --[[Benutzer:Xenosophy|Xenosophy]] 12:56, 19. Aug 2004 (UTC) #:* schliesse mich da an, hauptsache einheitlichkeit bleibt gewahrt --[[Benutzer:Justy|Justy]] 13:42, 19. Aug 2004 (UTC) #::* ''Würde, wie gesagt, gerne mal einen Beispielsartikel ansehen, der mit diesen Überschriften erstellt ist. Klingt interessant.'' --[[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] 03:53, 23. Aug 2004 (UTC)<br/> War ziemlich viel Kritik, bin auf diese allerdings auch gefasst. Hoffe aber, dass ich zu ein paar Verbesserungen beitragen kann. --[[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] 21:54, 15. Aug 2004 (UTC) <center><nowiki>---------erledigt---------</nowiki></center> == Hörproben == Zur Aussprache: Ist eigentlich so etwas geplant wie bei Leo.org? Das man nämlich die Wörter auch anhören kann? Man wird dort nämlich zu [http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=heaven www.m-w.com] weitergeleitet und kann sich WAVE-Dateien anhören. Oder soll man MP3s oder OGGs bei Wiktionary hochladen? Vielleicht mit Vorlese-Programmen (Sprachausgabe) erstellen? Oder soll man bei Wiktionary auf diese Vorlese-Programme verweisen, die mittlerweile ziemlich gut sind (einige sogar Freeware).--[[Benutzer:Melancholie|Melancholie]] 01:19, 8. Sep 2004 (UTC) 8 1418 2005-03-11T23:04:58Z Sergius 6 == Bonvenit in li vocabulárium Wiki, li Wiktionary in interlingue (occidental) == Ci se crea li [[vocabulárium]] con artícules elaborat junt e usábil líbremen. Wiktionary es li union de Wiki con Dictionary. [[w:Wiki|Wikis]] es sedes in interrete que chascun posse modificar facilmen e directmen con su browser por laborar juntmen. [[Vocabularium English-Inerlingue]] 9 1419 2004-10-03T11:39:52Z 213.54.14.143 10 4311 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Glossar:Codes de scritura de pronunciation]] moved to [[glossar:Codes de scritura de pronunciation]]: Converting page titles to lowercase Mithilfe der '''Lautschrift''' kann man alle [[Laut]]e eines Wortes, in schriftlicher Form, präzise festhalten. Beim deutschen Wiktionary gibt es zwei Arten die Laute einer Sprache darzustellen: *[[Glossar:IPA|IPA]] :Die Lautschrift nach dem ''Internationalen Phonetischen Alphabet'' (IPA) dürfte wohl den meisten durch die Verwendung in handelsüblichen Wörterbüchern geläufig sein. Die Verwendung des IPA wird wegen dessen Genauigkeit auch beim Wiktionary <u>empfohlen</u>. *[[Glossar:SAMPA|SAMPA]] :Die Lautschrift nach dem ''Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet'' (SAMPA) ist im Vergleich zum IPA eher ungenau.<!-- laut [[w:Wikipedia:Lautschrift]] vom 27.08.04 --> Trotzdem steht einer Nutzung dieser Lautschrift bei Einträgen ins Wiktionary nichts im Wege. Beim [[:en:Main_Page|englischen Wiktionary]] gibt es noch einen dritten Typ: *[[Glossar:AHD|AHD]] :Diese Lautschrift findet vor allem im ''American Heritage Dictionary'' (AHD) Verwendung und bietet sich deshalb hauptsächlich bei amerikanischen Wörtern an. ==Referenzen== *[[w:Lautschrift|Lautschrift (Wikipedia)]] *[[:en:Wiktionary:Pronunciation key|Pronunciation key (Englisch)]] - Übersicht der Lautschriftsymbole {{Glossar}} [[Kategorie:Glossar|Lautschrift]] 11 1421 2004-10-03T11:40:30Z 213.54.14.143 12 1422 2004-09-27T21:00:27Z 213.54.169.180 Das Wikiwörterbuch wurde am 9. Mai 2004 auf UTF-8 umgestellt. UTF-8 ist eine Zeichenkodierung, die es ermöglicht, dass auch die Sonderzeichen, für die bisher spezielle Codes (Entitäten) verwendet werden mussten, im Eingabefenster genauso aussehen wie im Artikel. Die Verwendung von Entitäten (wie <code>&amp;bdquo;</code> und <code>&amp;ldquo;</code> für die unteren bzw. oberen „Anführungszeichen“) ist auch weiterhin möglich, mit UTF-8 nun aber nicht mehr notwendig. Falls Du auf eine Seite stoßen solltest, bei der Du vermutest, dass dort ein fehlerhaftes Sonderzeichen vorliegen könnte, so kannst Du einen Hinweis auf die fehlerhafte Seite zusammen mit einer kurzen Fehlerbeschreibung auf der [[Wiktionary:Fehler melden|Seite für Fehlermeldungen]] hinterlassen. Die fehlerhaften Sonderzeichen auf der [[Spezial:Specialpages|Übersichtsseite]] der Spezialseiten brauchst Du nicht mehr zu melden, der Fehler ist bereits bekannt, konnte bisher aber noch nicht behoben werden. Die nach der UTF-8-Umstellung zunächst nicht mehr erreichbaren alten Artikelversionen konnten hingegen inzwischen wiederhergestellt werden. Zum Test der UTF-8-Unterstützung deines Browsers kannst du [[Wiktionary:UTF-8/Testseite|diese Testseite]] besuchen. Für mehr Informationen zu UTF-8 siehe http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8. 13 1423 2004-10-03T11:42:34Z 213.54.14.143 14 1424 2004-10-03T11:35:34Z 213.54.14.143 15 1425 2004-10-03T11:34:56Z 213.54.14.143 [[Kategorie:Wiktionary-Hilfe|Spielwiese]] {{Spielwiese}} <!-- Diesen Text bitte n_i_c_h_t l_ö_s_c_h_e_n --> == Sand-scaf == <!-- Erst ab h_i_e_r s_p_i_e_l_e_n (bearbeiten)--> <!-- <nowiki> </nowiki> --> 16 1426 2004-09-27T21:17:41Z 213.54.169.180 17 1427 2004-09-29T16:11:27Z 213.54.23.96 Bonvenit in li vocabulárium Wiki in Interlingue (occidental). Ci pos, tu va trovar li ligaturas ad quelc págines que va assister te a usar o a completar li vocabulárium Wiki dante a te li explicationes necessi. == Introduction == *[[Wiktionary:Bonvenit|Bonvenit]] *[[Glossar:]] términos special e acurtationes usat in li vocabulárium Wiki por structer li artícules del vocabulárium. *[[Wiktionary:Yo necessita assistentie|Págine de assistentie]] *[[Wiktionary:Exemples|Exemples de artícules]] *[[Wiktionary:Ti que Wiktionary ne es|Ti que Wiktionary ne es]] == Contribuer == *[[Wiktionary:Prim passus|Prim passus]] *[[Wiktionary:Sand-scaf|Sand-scaf]] Chascun posse far provas ci! *Eine [[Spezial:Userlogin|Intra]] Ti ne es índispensabil por participar, ma on mey intenter it si on colabora. *[[Wiktionary:Editer li págine|Editer li págine]] *[[Wiktionary:Modelle de format - Esque ti es índispensabil?|Modelle de format - Esque ti es índispensabil?]] *[[Wiktionary:Utilisation del modelle de format|Utilisation del modelle de format]] *[[Wiktionary:Formatage de signes|Formatage de signes]] *[[Wiktionary:Ligas|Ligas]] *[[Wiktionary:Avises predefinit|Avises predefinit]] *[[Wiktionary:Transmission|Transmission automatic a altri págines]] *[[Wiktionary:Tabelles|Tabelles]] ---- <div align=right> ← [[Wiktionary:Hilfe|Hilfe]] &nbsp; ↑ [[Hauptseite]] &nbsp; [[Wiktionary:Willkommen|Willkommen]] → </div> [[Kategorie:Wiktionary-Hilfe|Handbuch]] 18 1428 2004-10-03T11:37:19Z 213.54.14.143 19 4309 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Glossar:]] moved to [[glossar:]]: Converting page titles to lowercase 20 1430 2004-10-03T11:36:48Z 213.54.14.143 21 1431 2004-10-03T11:36:07Z 213.54.14.143 22 1432 2004-10-03T11:33:13Z 213.54.14.143 23 1433 2004-10-03T11:32:12Z 213.54.14.143 24 1434 2004-10-03T11:31:27Z 213.54.14.143 25 1435 2004-10-03T11:30:54Z 213.54.14.143 26 1436 2004-09-28T17:10:01Z 213.54.39.211 Aus dieser Seite können Sie verschiedene '''Tabellen''' zu den jeweiligen Wortarten herauskopieren! Unter jeder Tabelle befindet sich dazu der entsprechende Tabellen-Syntax. == [[Glossar:Substantiv|Substantiv]] == <!----- Bitte nicht von hier herauskopieren! -----> {| style="border:1px solid #AAAAAA; margin-left:0.5em; margin-bottom:0.5em;" rules="all" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" ! width="65" bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Kasus|Kasus]] ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | [[Glossar:Singular|Singular]] ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | [[Glossar:Plural|Plural]] |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Nominativ|'''Nominativ''']] <!------------ wer oder was? ------------> | '''die Tabelle''' || '''die Tabellen''' |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Genitiv|'''Genitiv''']] <!------------ wessen? ------------> | der Tabelle || der Tabellen |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Dativ|'''Dativ''']] <!------------ wem? ------------> | der Tabelle || den Tabellen |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Akkusativ|'''Akkusativ''']] <!------------ wen? ------------> | die Tabelle || die Tabellen |} <pre> {| style="float:right; border:1px solid #AAAAAA; margin-left:0.5em; margin-bottom:0.5em;" rules="all" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" ! width="65" bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Kasus|Kasus]] ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | [[Glossar:Singular|Singular]] ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | [[Glossar:Plural|Plural]] |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Nominativ|'''Nominativ''']] <!------------ wer oder was? ------------> | '''die Tabelle''' || '''die Tabellen''' |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Genitiv|'''Genitiv''']] <!------------ wessen? ------------> | der Tabelle || der Tabellen |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Dativ|'''Dativ''']] <!------------ wem? ------------> | der Tabelle || den Tabellen |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Akkusativ|'''Akkusativ''']] <!------------ wen? ------------> | die Tabelle || die Tabellen |} </pre> == [[Glossar:Verb|Verb]] == <!----- Bitte nicht von hier herauskopieren! -----> {| style="border:1px solid #AAAAAA; margin-left:0.5em; margin-bottom:0.5em;" rules="all" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" ! width="80" bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Tempus|Zeitform]] ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | Person ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | Wortform |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" rowspan="3" | [[Glossar:Präsens|'''Präsens''']] | ich || liebe |- | du || liebst |- | <small>er, sie, es</small> || liebt |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Imperfekt|'''Imperfekt''']] | ich || liebte |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Partizip|'''Partizip II''']] | - || geliebt |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Konjunktiv|'''Konjunktiv II''']] <!-------- Liebte ich dich, dann... --------> | ich || liebte |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" rowspan="2" | [[Glossar:Imperativ|'''Imperativ''']] <!------------ Befehl! -------------> | du || liebe |- | ihr || liebt |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" colspan="3" | Alle weiteren Formen: [[Wiktionary:Konjugation|Konjugation]] |} <pre> {| style="float:right; border:1px solid #AAAAAA; margin-left:0.5em; margin-bottom:0.5em;" rules="all" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" ! width="80" bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Tempus|Zeitform]] ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | Person ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | Wortform |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" rowspan="3" | [[Glossar:Präsens|'''Präsens''']] | ich || liebe |- | du || liebst |- | <small>er, sie, es</small> || liebt |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Imperfekt|'''Imperfekt''']] | ich || liebte |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Partizip|'''Partizip II''']] | - || geliebt |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" | [[Glossar:Konjunktiv|'''Konjunktiv II''']] <!-------- Liebte ich dich, dann... --------> | ich || liebte |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" rowspan="2" | [[Glossar:Imperativ|'''Imperativ''']] <!------------ Befehl! -------------> | du || liebe |- | ihr || liebt |- | bgcolor="#F4F4F4" colspan="3" | Alle weiteren Formen: [[Wiktionary:Konjugation|Konjugation]] |} </pre> == [[Glossar:Adjektiv|Adjektiv]] == <!----- Bitte nicht von hier herauskopieren! -----> {| style="border:1px solid #AAAAAA; margin-left:0.5em; margin-bottom:0.5em;" rules="all" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | [[Glossar:Positiv|Positiv]] ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | [[Glossar:Komparativ|Komparativ]] ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | [[Glossar:Superlativ|Superlativ]] |- align="center" | '''arm''' || ärmer || am ärmsten |} <pre> {| style="float:right; border:1px solid #AAAAAA; margin-left:0.5em; margin-bottom:0.5em;" rules="all" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | [[Glossar:Positiv|Positiv]] ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | [[Glossar:Komparativ|Komparativ]] ! bgcolor="#FFFFE0" | [[Glossar:Superlativ|Superlativ]] |- align="center" | '''arm''' || ärmer || am ärmsten |} </pre> <!---------------------------------------------------> [[Kategorie:Wiktionary|Tabellen]] 27 4695 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Vocabulárium]] moved to [[vocabulárium]]: Converting page titles to lowercase 28 1438 2004-10-03T11:30:04Z 213.54.14.143 29 sysop 3692 2005-11-09T22:30:08Z MediaWiki default [[$1]] moved to [[$2]] 30 sysop 3693 2005-11-09T22:30:08Z MediaWiki default [[$1]] moved to [[$2]] over redirect 31 sysop 5065 2006-07-01T18:52:56Z MediaWiki default /* CSS placed here will affect users of the Monobook skin */ 32 sysop 5066 2006-07-01T18:52:56Z MediaWiki default /* tooltips and access keys */ ta = new Object(); ta['pt-userpage'] = new Array('.','My user page'); ta['pt-anonuserpage'] = new Array('.','The user page for the ip you\'re editing as'); ta['pt-mytalk'] = new Array('n','My talk page'); ta['pt-anontalk'] = new Array('n','Discussion about edits from this ip address'); ta['pt-preferences'] = new Array('','My preferences'); ta['pt-watchlist'] = new Array('l','The list of pages you\'re monitoring for changes.'); ta['pt-mycontris'] = new Array('y','List of my contributions'); ta['pt-login'] = new Array('o','You are encouraged to log in, it is not mandatory however.'); ta['pt-anonlogin'] = new Array('o','You are encouraged to log in, it is not mandatory however.'); ta['pt-logout'] = new Array('o','Log out'); ta['ca-talk'] = new Array('t','Discussion about the content page'); ta['ca-edit'] = new Array('e','You can edit this page. 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You can't make any more. 44 sysop 1454 2005-06-25T11:08:10Z MediaWiki default Action complete 45 sysop 1455 2005-06-25T11:08:10Z MediaWiki default Added to watchlist 46 sysop 5070 2006-07-01T18:52:56Z MediaWiki default The page "[[:$1]]" has been added to your [[Special:Watchlist|watchlist]]. Future changes to this page and its associated Talk page will be listed there, and the page will appear '''bolded''' in the [[Special:Recentchanges|list of recent changes]] to make it easier to pick out. If you want to remove the page from your watchlist later, click "Unwatch" in the sidebar. 47 sysop 1457 2005-06-25T11:08:10Z MediaWiki default Add Group 48 sysop 1458 2005-06-25T11:08:10Z MediaWiki default + 49 sysop 5071 2006-07-01T18:52:56Z MediaWiki default {{ns:project}}:Administrators 50 sysop 1460 2005-06-25T11:08:12Z MediaWiki default I affirm that the copyright holder of this file agrees to license it under the terms of the $1. 51 sysop 1461 2005-06-25T11:08:12Z MediaWiki default all 52 sysop 1462 2005-06-25T11:08:12Z MediaWiki default All articles 53 sysop 1463 2005-06-25T11:08:12Z MediaWiki default Combined display of upload, deletion, protection, blocking, and sysop logs. You can narrow down the view by selecting a log type, the user name, or the affected page. 54 sysop 3332 2005-07-29T10:44:19Z MediaWiki default System messages 55 sysop 5072 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default '''Special:Allmessages''' cannot be used because '''$wgUseDatabaseMessages''' is switched off. 56 sysop 5073 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default Your current interface language <b>$1</b> is not supported by Special:Allmessages at this site. 57 sysop 5074 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default This is a list of system messages available in the MediaWiki namespace. 58 sysop 1468 2005-06-25T11:08:12Z MediaWiki default All pages 59 sysop 1469 2005-06-25T11:08:12Z MediaWiki default Display pages starting at: $1 60 sysop 1470 2005-06-25T11:08:12Z MediaWiki default Choose namespace: $1 $2 61 sysop 1471 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default All pages ($1 namespace) 62 sysop 1472 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Next 63 sysop 1473 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Previous 64 sysop 1474 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Go 65 sysop 1475 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default $1 to $2 66 sysop 3871 2005-12-02T03:58:15Z MediaWiki default <strong>User $1, you are already logged in!</strong><br /> 67 sysop 4704 2006-02-26T01:50:19Z MediaWiki default Cannot rollback last edit of [[$1]] by [[User:$2|$2]] ([[User talk:$2|Talk]]); someone else has edited or rolled back the page already. Last edit was by [[User:$3|$3]] ([[User talk:$3|Talk]]). 68 sysop 1478 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Oldest pages 69 sysop 1479 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default and 70 sysop 1480 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Talk for this IP 71 sysop 5076 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default ----''This is the discussion page for an anonymous user who has not created an account yet or who does not use it. We therefore have to use the numerical IP address to identify him/her. Such an IP address can be shared by several users. If you are an anonymous user and feel that irrelevant comments have been directed at you, please [[Special:Userlogin|create an account or log in]] to avoid future confusion with other anonymous users.'' 72 sysop 3334 2005-07-29T10:44:19Z MediaWiki default Anonymous user(s) of {{SITENAME}} 73 sysop 1483 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Apr 74 sysop 1484 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default April 75 sysop 1485 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Content page 76 sysop 1486 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default A page of that name already exists, or the name you have chosen is not valid. 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The reason given for $1's block is: "'''$2'''" 85 sysop 1495 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default This action cannot be performed on this page. 86 sysop 3336 2005-07-29T10:44:19Z MediaWiki default File name has been changed to "$1". 87 sysop 1497 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default ".$1" is not a recommended image file format. 88 sysop 1498 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Invalid IP address 89 sysop 1499 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Badly formed search query 90 sysop 1500 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default We could not process your query. This is probably because you have attempted to search for a word fewer than three letters long, which is not yet supported. It could also be that you have mistyped the expression, for example "fish and and scales". Please try another query. 91 sysop 1501 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default The passwords you entered do not match. 92 sysop 1502 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Bad title 93 sysop 4708 2006-02-26T01:50:19Z MediaWiki default The requested page title was invalid, empty, or an incorrectly linked inter-language or inter-wiki title. It may contain one more characters which cannot be used in titles. 94 sysop 1504 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default (Main) 95 sysop 1505 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Can't delete this article because it contains block-compressed revisions. This is a temporary situation which the developers are well aware of, and should be fixed within a month or two. Please mark the article for deletion and wait for a developer to fix our buggy software. 96 sysop 5080 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default Your user name or IP address has been blocked by $1. The reason given is this:<br />''$2''<br />You may contact $1 or one of the other [[{{ns:project}}:Administrators|administrators]] to discuss the block. Note that you may not use the "e-mail this user" feature unless you have a valid e-mail address registered in your [[Special:Preferences|user preferences]]. Your IP address is $3. Please include this address in any queries you make. 97 sysop 1507 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default User is blocked 98 sysop 1508 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Block user 99 sysop 1509 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Block succeeded 100 sysop 4709 2006-02-26T01:50:20Z MediaWiki default [[{{ns:Special}}:Contributions/$1|$1]] has been blocked. <br />See [[{{ns:Special}}:Ipblocklist|IP block list]] to review blocks. 101 sysop 5081 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default Use the form below to block write access from a specific IP address or username. This should be done only only to prevent vandalism, and in accordance with [[{{ns:project}}:Policy|policy]]. Fill in a specific reason below (for example, citing particular pages that were vandalized). 102 sysop 1512 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default block 103 sysop 3457 2005-08-19T23:17:35Z MediaWiki default $1, $2 blocked $3 ($4) 104 sysop 2692 2005-06-27T01:07:06Z MediaWiki default blocked "[[$1]]" with an expiry time of $2 105 sysop 5082 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default Block log 106 sysop 1516 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default This is a log of user blocking and unblocking actions. Automatically blocked IP addresses are not listed. See the [[Special:Ipblocklist|IP block list]] for the list of currently operational bans and blocks. 107 sysop 1517 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default block level 108 sysop 1518 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Bold text 109 sysop 1519 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Bold text 110 sysop 1520 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Book sources 111 sysop 3338 2005-07-29T10:44:19Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of links to other sites that sell new and used books, and may also have further information about books you are looking for. 112 sysop 4710 2006-02-26T01:50:20Z MediaWiki default Broken redirects 113 sysop 4711 2006-02-26T01:50:20Z MediaWiki default The following redirects link to non-existent pages: 114 sysop 1524 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Bug reports 115 sysop 1525 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Project:Bug_reports 116 sysop 1526 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Bureaucrat_log 117 sysop 2693 2005-06-27T01:07:06Z MediaWiki default Changed group membership for $1 from $2 to $3 118 sysop 1528 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default The action you have requested can only be performed by sysops with "bureaucrat" status. 119 sysop 1529 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Bureaucrat access required 120 sysop 1530 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default by date 121 sysop 1531 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default by name 122 sysop 1532 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default by size 123 sysop 1533 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default The following is a cached copy of the requested page, and may not be up to date. 124 sysop 1534 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Cancel 125 sysop 2694 2005-06-27T01:07:06Z MediaWiki default Could not delete the page or file specified. (It may have already been deleted by someone else.) 126 sysop 1536 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Cannot revert edit; last contributor is only author of this page. 127 sysop 5085 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default {{PLURAL:$1|Category|Categories}} 128 sysop 1538 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default The following categories exist in the wiki. 129 sysop 1539 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default category 130 sysop 1540 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Articles in category "$1" 131 sysop 5086 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default There {{PLURAL:$1|is one article|are $1 articles}} in this category. 132 sysop 1542 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default There is $1 article in this category. 133 sysop 1543 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Change password 134 sysop 1544 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default changes 135 sysop 5089 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default '''Note:''' After saving, you may have to bypass your browser's cache to see the changes. '''Mozilla / Firefox / Safari:''' hold down ''Shift'' while clicking ''Reload'', or press ''Ctrl-Shift-R'' (''Cmd-Shift-R'' on Apple Mac); '''IE:''' hold ''Ctrl'' while clicking ''Refresh'', or press ''Ctrl-F5''; '''Konqueror:''': simply click the ''Reload'' button, or press ''F5''; '''Opera''' users may need to completely clear their cache in ''Tools→Preferences''. 136 sysop 3699 2005-11-09T22:30:09Z MediaWiki default Columns: 137 sysop 1547 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Compare selected versions 138 sysop 1548 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Confirm 139 sysop 1549 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to delete this. 140 sysop 1550 2005-06-25T11:08:13Z MediaWiki default Confirm delete 141 sysop 5090 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default You are about to permanently delete a page or image along with all of its history from the database. Please confirm that you intend to do this, that you understand the consequences, and that you are doing this in accordance with [[{{ns:project}}:Policy]]. 142 sysop 1552 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Confirm protection 143 sysop 1553 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Do you really want to protect this page? 144 sysop 1554 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Confirm unprotection 145 sysop 1555 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Do you really want to unprotect this page? 146 sysop 3703 2005-11-09T22:30:09Z MediaWiki default Context per line: 147 sysop 3704 2005-11-09T22:30:09Z MediaWiki default Lines per hit: 148 sysop 1558 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default contribs 149 sysop 1559 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default For $1 150 sysop 1560 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default User contributions 151 sysop 1561 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Content is available under $1. 152 sysop 1562 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Project:Copyrights 153 sysop 1563 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} copyright 154 sysop 3935 2005-12-22T07:17:07Z MediaWiki default Please note that all contributions to {{SITENAME}} are considered to be released under the $2 (see $1 for details). If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly and redistributed at will, then don't submit it here.<br /> You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource. <strong>DO NOT SUBMIT COPYRIGHTED WORK WITHOUT PERMISSION!</strong> 155 sysop 3936 2005-12-22T07:17:07Z MediaWiki default Please note that all contributions to {{SITENAME}} may be edited, altered, or removed by other contributors. If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly, then don't submit it here.<br /> You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource (see $1 for details). <strong>DO NOT SUBMIT COPYRIGHTED WORK WITHOUT PERMISSION!</strong> 156 sysop 1566 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Couldn't remove item '$1'... 157 sysop 3826 2005-12-02T02:21:33Z MediaWiki default Create account 158 sysop 3827 2005-12-02T02:21:33Z MediaWiki default by e-mail 159 sysop 1569 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default createaccount level 160 sysop 1570 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Page credits 161 sysop 1571 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default cur 162 sysop 1572 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Current events 163 sysop 1573 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Current events 164 sysop 1574 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Current revision 165 sysop 5093 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default Current revision 166 sysop 1576 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Data 167 sysop 1577 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Database error 168 sysop 1578 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Date format 169 sysop 1579 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. This may indicate a bug in the software. The last attempted database query was: <blockquote><tt>$1</tt></blockquote> from within function "<tt>$2</tt>". MySQL returned error "<tt>$3: $4</tt>". 170 sysop 3874 2005-12-02T03:58:15Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "$1" from within function "$2". MySQL returned error "$3: $4" 171 sysop 1581 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Dead-end pages 172 sysop 1582 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Debug 173 sysop 1583 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Dec 174 sysop 1584 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default December 175 sysop 1585 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default default 176 sysop 1586 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Search in these namespaces by default: 177 sysop 1587 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} e-mail 178 sysop 1588 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Delete 179 sysop 1589 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Reason for deletion 180 sysop 2715 2005-06-27T01:07:06Z MediaWiki default deleted "[[$1]]" 181 sysop 1591 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Deleted old revision $1. 182 sysop 1592 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default "$1" has been deleted. See $2 for a record of recent deletions. 183 sysop 1593 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default del 184 sysop 3342 2005-07-29T10:44:20Z MediaWiki default Delete all revisions of this file 185 sysop 1595 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Delete page 186 sysop 1596 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default delete level 187 sysop 1597 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default (Deleting "$1") 188 sysop 1598 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Delete this page 189 sysop 1599 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default deletion log 190 sysop 5094 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default Deletion log 191 sysop 1601 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of the most recent deletions. 192 sysop 3343 2005-07-29T10:44:20Z MediaWiki default The action you have requested can only be performed by users with "developer" capability. See $1. 193 sysop 1603 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Developer access required 194 sysop 1604 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default diff 195 sysop 1605 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default (Difference between revisions) 196 sysop 1606 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Disambiguation pages 197 sysop 3344 2005-07-29T10:44:20Z MediaWiki default Template:disambig 198 sysop 1608 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to a <i>disambiguation page</i>. They should link to the appropriate topic instead.<br />A page is treated as disambiguation if it is linked from $1.<br />Links from other namespaces are <i>not</i> listed here. 199 sysop 1609 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Project:General_disclaimer 200 sysop 1610 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Disclaimers 201 sysop 3345 2005-07-29T10:44:20Z MediaWiki default Double redirects 202 sysop 1612 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Each row contains links to the first and second redirect, as well as the first line of the second redirect text, usually giving the "real" target page, which the first redirect should point to. 203 sysop 3460 2005-08-19T23:17:35Z MediaWiki default Edit 204 sysop 1614 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default The edit comment was: "<i>$1</i>". 205 sysop 1615 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Edit conflict: $1 206 sysop 1616 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Edit the current version of this page 207 sysop 1617 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Edit Group 208 sysop 1618 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Editing help 209 sysop 1619 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Help:Editing 210 sysop 1620 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Editing $1 211 sysop 1621 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Editing $1 (comment) 212 sysop 2721 2005-06-27T01:07:06Z MediaWiki default <strong>WARNING: You are editing an out-of-date revision of this page. If you save it, any changes made since this revision will be lost.</strong> 213 sysop 1623 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Editing $1 (section) 214 sysop 1624 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default edit 215 sysop 1625 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Edit this page 216 sysop 1626 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Edit User Groups 217 sysop 1627 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Disable e-mail from other users 218 sysop 3937 2005-12-22T07:17:08Z MediaWiki default <div style="width:30em">* Optional. An e-mail lets others contact you on this site without revealing your address, and lets us send you a new password if you forget it.<br /><br />Your real name will be used to give you attribution for your work.</div> 219 sysop 1629 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default From 220 sysop 1630 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Message 221 sysop 1631 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default E-mail user 222 sysop 1632 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default If this user has entered a valid e-mail address in his or her user preferences, the form below will send a single message. The e-mail address you entered in your user preferences will appear as the "From" address of the mail, so the recipient will be able to reply. 223 sysop 1633 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Send 224 sysop 1634 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default E-mail sent 225 sysop 1635 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Your e-mail message has been sent. 226 sysop 1636 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Subject 227 sysop 1637 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default To 228 sysop 1638 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default E-mail this user 229 sysop 1639 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default The file you uploaded seems to be empty. This might be due to a typo in the file name. Please check whether you really want to upload this file. 230 sysop 1640 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Enter a reason for the lock, including an estimate of when the lock will be released 231 sysop 1641 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Error 232 sysop 1642 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Error 233 sysop 2733 2005-06-27T01:07:06Z MediaWiki default content before blanking was: '$1' 234 sysop 1644 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default page was empty 235 sysop 2734 2005-06-27T01:07:06Z MediaWiki default content was: '$1' 236 sysop 3938 2005-12-22T07:17:08Z MediaWiki default Someone else has changed this page since you started editing it. The upper text area contains the page text as it currently exists. Your changes are shown in the lower text area. You will have to merge your changes into the existing text. <b>Only</b> the text in the upper text area will be saved when you press "Save page".<br /> 237 sysop 1647 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Export pages 238 sysop 1648 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Include only the current revision, not the full history 239 sysop 5102 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML. This can be imported into another wiki using MediaWiki via the Special:Import page. To export pages, enter the titles in the text box below, one title per line, and select whether you want the current version as well as all old versions, with the page history lines, or just the current version with the info about the last edit. In the latter case you can also use a link, e.g. [[{{ns:Special}}:Export/{{int:mainpage}}]] for the page {{int:mainpage}}. 240 sysop 1650 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default http://www.example.com link title 241 sysop 1651 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default External link (remember http:// prefix) 242 sysop 1652 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default FAQ 243 sysop 1653 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Project:FAQ 244 sysop 1654 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Feb 245 sysop 1655 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default February 246 sysop 1656 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Feed: 247 sysop 1657 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Could not copy file "$1" to "$2". 248 sysop 1658 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Could not delete file "$1". 249 sysop 1659 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Summary 250 sysop 1660 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default A file with this name exists already, please check $1 if you are not sure if you want to change it. 251 sysop 1661 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default File missing 252 sysop 1662 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Filename 253 sysop 1663 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Could not find file "$1". 254 sysop 1664 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Could not rename file "$1" to "$2". 255 sysop 1665 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Source 256 sysop 1666 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Copyright status 257 sysop 1667 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default File $1 uploaded successfully. Please follow this link: $2 to the description page and fill in information about the file, such as where it came from, when it was created and by whom, and anything else you may know about it. If this is an image, you can insert it like this: <tt><nowiki>[[Image:$1|thumb|Description]]</nowiki></tt> 258 sysop 1668 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Error: could not submit form 259 sysop 1669 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Friday 260 sysop 1670 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default GEO coordinates 261 sysop 2974 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default fetching file list 262 sysop 1672 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Go 263 sysop 3359 2005-07-29T10:44:21Z MediaWiki default <form method="get" action="http://www.google.com/search" id="googlesearch"> <input type="hidden" name="domains" value="{{SERVER}}" /> <input type="hidden" name="num" value="50" /> <input type="hidden" name="ie" value="$2" /> <input type="hidden" name="oe" value="$2" /> <input type="text" name="q" size="31" maxlength="255" value="$1" /> <input type="submit" name="btnG" value="$3" /> <div> <input type="radio" name="sitesearch" id="gwiki" value="{{SERVER}}" checked="checked" /><label for="gwiki">{{SITENAME}}</label> <input type="radio" name="sitesearch" id="gWWW" value="" /><label for="gWWW">WWW</label> </div> </form> 264 sysop 1674 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Fill in from browser 265 sysop 1675 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Headline text 266 sysop 1676 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Level 2 headline 267 sysop 1677 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Help 268 sysop 1678 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Help:Contents 269 sysop 3361 2005-07-29T10:44:21Z MediaWiki default Hide 270 sysop 1680 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default hide 271 sysop 1681 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default hist 272 sysop 1682 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Diff selection: mark the radio boxes of the versions to compare and hit enter or the button at the bottom.<br /> Legend: (cur) = difference with current version, (last) = difference with preceding version, M = minor edit. 273 sysop 1683 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Page history 274 sysop 1684 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default - 275 sysop 1685 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default History 276 sysop 4716 2006-02-26T01:50:21Z MediaWiki default Warning: The page you are about to delete has a history: 277 sysop 1687 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Horizontal line (use sparingly) 278 sysop 1688 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Ignore warning and save file anyway. 279 sysop 1689 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default The filename "$1" contains characters that are not allowed in page titles. Please rename the file and try uploading it again. 280 sysop 1690 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Show all images with names matching 281 sysop 1691 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Search 282 sysop 1692 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Example.jpg 283 sysop 1693 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Embedded image 284 sysop 2999 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default Links 285 sysop 3000 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default File list 286 sysop 5123 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of '''$1''' {{plural:$1|file|files}} sorted $2. 287 sysop 4717 2006-02-26T01:50:21Z MediaWiki default Limit images on image description pages to: 288 sysop 1698 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default View image page 289 sysop 1699 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Revert to earlier version was successful. 290 sysop 1700 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default del 291 sysop 1701 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default desc 292 sysop 3003 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default Legend: (cur) = this is the current file, (del) = delete this old version, (rev) = revert to this old version. <br /><i>Click on date to see the file uploaded on that date</i>. 293 sysop 3364 2005-07-29T10:44:21Z MediaWiki default File history 294 sysop 3365 2005-07-29T10:44:21Z MediaWiki default Legend: (desc) = show/edit file description. 295 sysop 1705 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Import pages 296 sysop 1706 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Import failed: $1 297 sysop 1707 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Conflicting history revision exists (may have imported this page before) 298 sysop 1708 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Empty or no text 299 sysop 1709 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Import succeeded! 300 sysop 1710 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Please export the file from the source wiki using the Special:Export utility, save it to your disk and upload it here. 301 sysop 1711 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Information 302 sysop 1712 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Click a button to get an example text 303 sysop 1713 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Please enter the text you want to be formatted.\n It will be shown in the infobox for copy and pasting.\nExample:\n$1\nwill become:\n$2 304 sysop 1714 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Information for page 305 sysop 1715 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Internal error 306 sysop 1716 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Interlanguage links 307 sysop 3939 2005-12-22T07:17:09Z MediaWiki default Invalid IP range. 308 sysop 3010 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default IP Address 309 sysop 1719 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Expiry time invalid. 310 sysop 1720 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Expiry 311 sysop 1721 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default List of blocked IP addresses and usernames 312 sysop 1722 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Reason 313 sysop 1723 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Block this user 314 sysop 1724 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Unblock this address 315 sysop 3012 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default "[[$1]]" unblocked 316 sysop 1726 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default ISBN 317 sysop 1727 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default redirect page 318 sysop 1728 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Italic text 319 sysop 1729 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Italic text 320 sysop 1730 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Problem with item '$1', invalid name... 321 sysop 1731 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Jan 322 sysop 1732 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default January 323 sysop 1733 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Jul 324 sysop 1734 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default July 325 sysop 1735 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Jun 326 sysop 1736 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default June 327 sysop 5139 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default It is recommended that files do not exceed $1 bytes in size; this file is $2 bytes 328 sysop 1738 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default last 329 sysop 1739 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default This page was last modified $1. 330 sysop 1740 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default This page was last modified $1 by $2. 331 sysop 1741 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Line $1: 332 sysop 1742 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Link title 333 sysop 1743 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Internal link 334 sysop 1744 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default (List of links) 335 sysop 1745 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to here: 336 sysop 3014 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to this file: 337 sysop 1747 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default /^([a-z]+)(.*)$/sD 338 sysop 1748 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Admins list 339 sysop 1749 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default list 340 sysop 1750 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default cont. 341 sysop 1751 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default User list 342 sysop 1752 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Loading page history 343 sysop 1753 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default loading revision for diff 344 sysop 3015 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default Local time 345 sysop 1755 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Lock database 346 sysop 1756 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to lock the database. 347 sysop 1757 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Lock database 348 sysop 1758 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Database lock succeeded 349 sysop 1759 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default The database has been locked. <br />Remember to remove the lock after your maintenance is complete. 350 sysop 1760 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Locking the database will suspend the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do, and that you will unlock the database when your maintenance is done. 351 sysop 1761 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default You did not check the confirmation box. 352 sysop 1762 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Logs 353 sysop 1763 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Log in 354 sysop 3838 2005-12-02T02:21:34Z MediaWiki default 355 sysop 1765 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Login error 356 sysop 1766 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default User login 357 sysop 1767 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default <b>There has been a problem with your login.</b><br />Try again! 358 sysop 1768 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default You must have cookies enabled to log in to {{SITENAME}}. 359 sysop 1769 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default You must [[special:Userlogin|login]] to view other pages. 360 sysop 1770 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Login Required 361 sysop 3839 2005-12-02T02:21:34Z MediaWiki default '''You are now logged in to {{SITENAME}} as "$1".''' 362 sysop 1772 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Login successful 363 sysop 1773 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Log out 364 sysop 3877 2005-12-02T03:58:17Z MediaWiki default <strong>You are now logged out.</strong><br /> You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache. 365 sysop 1775 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default User logout 366 sysop 1776 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Orphaned pages 367 sysop 1777 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Long pages 368 sysop 3017 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default <strong>WARNING: This page is $1 kilobytes long; some browsers may have problems editing pages approaching or longer than 32kb. Please consider breaking the page into smaller sections.</strong> 369 sysop 1779 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Error sending mail: $1 370 sysop 3841 2005-12-02T02:21:34Z MediaWiki default E-mail password 371 sysop 1781 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default No send address 372 sysop 3018 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default You must be [[Special:Userlogin|logged in]] and have a valid e-mail address in your [[Special:Preferences|preferences]] to send e-mail to other users. 373 sysop 1783 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Main Page 374 sysop 5144 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. == Getting started == * [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list] * [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ] * [http://mail.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list] 375 sysop 4863 2006-03-28T06:02:16Z MediaWiki default <big>'''MediaWiki has been successfully installed.'''</big> 376 sysop 1786 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Maintenance page 377 sysop 1787 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Back to Maintenance Page 378 sysop 1788 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default This page includes several handy tools for everyday maintenance. Some of these functions tend to stress the database, so please do not hit reload after every item you fixed ;-) 379 sysop 1789 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Make a user into a sysop 380 sysop 1790 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default <b>User "$1" could not be made into a sysop. (Did you enter the name correctly?)</b> 381 sysop 1791 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Name of the user: 382 sysop 1792 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default <b>User "$1" is now a sysop</b> 383 sysop 1793 2005-06-25T11:08:14Z MediaWiki default Make this user into a sysop 384 sysop 1794 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default This form is used by bureaucrats to turn ordinary users into administrators. Type the name of the user in the box and press the button to make the user an administrator 385 sysop 1795 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Make a user into a sysop 386 sysop 1796 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Mar 387 sysop 1797 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default March 388 sysop 1798 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Mark as patrolled 389 sysop 3019 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default [$1] 390 sysop 1800 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Mark this article as patrolled 391 sysop 1801 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Marked as patrolled 392 sysop 1802 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The selected revision has been marked as patrolled. 393 sysop 1803 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The query "$1" matched $2 page titles and the text of $3 pages. 394 sysop 3020 2005-06-27T01:07:10Z MediaWiki default Math 395 sysop 1805 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Can't write to or create math output directory 396 sysop 1806 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Can't write to or create math temp directory 397 sysop 1807 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Failed to parse 398 sysop 1808 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default PNG conversion failed; check for correct installation of latex, dvips, gs, and convert 399 sysop 1809 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default lexing error 400 sysop 1810 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Missing texvc executable; please see math/README to configure. 401 sysop 1811 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Insert formula here 402 sysop 1812 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default syntax error 403 sysop 1813 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Mathematical formula (LaTeX) 404 sysop 1814 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default unknown error 405 sysop 4724 2006-02-26T01:50:21Z MediaWiki default unknown function 406 sysop 1816 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default May 407 sysop 1817 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default May 408 sysop 3021 2005-06-27T01:07:11Z MediaWiki default Example.ogg 409 sysop 1819 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Media file link 410 sysop 3371 2005-07-29T10:44:21Z MediaWiki default File names must be at least three letters. 411 sysop 3372 2005-07-29T10:44:21Z MediaWiki default This is a minor edit 412 sysop 1822 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default m 413 sysop 1823 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Pages with misspellings 414 sysop 1824 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default List of common misspellings 415 sysop 1825 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The following pages contain a common misspelling, which are listed on $1. The correct spelling might be given (like this). 416 sysop 3525 2005-09-05T09:28:13Z MediaWiki default The database did not find the text of a page that it should have found, named "$1". This is usually caused by following an outdated diff or history link to a page that has been deleted. If this is not the case, you may have found a bug in the software. Please report this to an administrator, making note of the URL. 417 sysop 3942 2005-12-22T07:17:09Z MediaWiki default <b>Missing image</b><br /><i>$1</i> 418 sysop 1828 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Missing Language Links 419 sysop 1829 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Find missing language links for 420 sysop 1830 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default These pages do <i>not</i> link to their counterpart in $1. Redirects and subpages are <i>not</i> shown. 421 sysop 1831 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Monday 422 sysop 1832 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default More... 423 sysop 1833 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Move 424 sysop 1834 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Move page 425 sysop 1835 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default moved to 426 sysop 1836 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 427 sysop 3028 2005-06-27T01:07:11Z MediaWiki default You must be a registered user and [[Special:Userlogin|logged in]] to move a page. 428 sysop 1838 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Move page 429 sysop 1839 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Move page 430 sysop 5147 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default The associated talk page will be automatically moved along with it '''unless:''' *A non-empty talk page already exists under the new name, or *You uncheck the box below. In those cases, you will have to move or merge the page manually if desired. 431 sysop 3029 2005-06-27T01:07:11Z MediaWiki default Using the form below will rename a page, moving all of its history to the new name. The old title will become a redirect page to the new title. Links to the old page title will not be changed; be sure to check for double or broken redirects. You are responsible for making sure that links continue to point where they are supposed to go. Note that the page will '''not''' be moved if there is already a page at the new title, unless it is empty or a redirect and has no past edit history. This means that you can rename a page back to where it was just renamed from if you make a mistake, and you cannot overwrite an existing page. <b>WARNING!</b> This can be a drastic and unexpected change for a popular page; please be sure you understand the consequences of this before proceeding. 432 sysop 4866 2006-03-28T06:02:16Z MediaWiki default Move associated talk page 433 sysop 1843 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Move this page 434 sysop 1844 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default HTML if possible or else PNG 435 sysop 1845 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default MathML if possible (experimental) 436 sysop 1846 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Recommended for modern browsers 437 sysop 1847 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Always render PNG 438 sysop 1848 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default HTML if very simple or else PNG 439 sysop 1849 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Leave it as TeX (for text browsers) 440 sysop 1850 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default My contributions 441 sysop 1851 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default My page 442 sysop 1852 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default My talk 443 sysop 1853 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Navigation 444 sysop 5148 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default $1 {{PLURAL:$1|byte|bytes}} 445 sysop 1855 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default $1 changes 446 sysop 1856 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default (New) 447 sysop 5150 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default You've followed a link to a page that doesn't exist yet. To create the page, start typing in the box below (see the [[{{ns:help}}:Contents|help page]] for more info). If you are here by mistake, just click your browser's '''back''' button. 448 sysop 1858 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default newbies 449 sysop 3374 2005-07-29T10:44:22Z MediaWiki default Gallery of new files 450 sysop 1860 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default You have $1. 451 sysop 1861 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default new messages 452 sysop 1862 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default New page 453 sysop 1863 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default N 454 sysop 1864 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default New pages 455 sysop 3729 2005-11-09T22:30:11Z MediaWiki default New password: 456 sysop 1866 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default To new title 457 sysop 1867 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default (new users only) 458 sysop 1868 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default (opens in new window) 459 sysop 1869 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default next 460 sysop 3468 2005-08-19T23:17:37Z MediaWiki default Next diff → 461 sysop 1871 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default next $1 462 sysop 1872 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Next page ($1) 463 sysop 3469 2005-08-19T23:17:37Z MediaWiki default Newer revision→ 464 sysop 5151 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default $1 {{PLURAL:$1|link|links}} 465 sysop 1875 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default You must affirm that your upload does not violate any copyrights. 466 sysop 5153 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default There is currently no text in this page, you can [[{{ns:special}}:Search/{{PAGENAME}}|search for this page title]] in other pages or [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|action=edit}} edit this page]. 467 sysop 1877 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default You must supply a reason for the block. 468 sysop 1878 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Sorry! The wiki is experiencing some technical difficulties, and cannot contact the database server. <br /> $1 469 sysop 1879 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default No changes were found matching these criteria. 470 sysop 1880 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them and try again. 471 sysop 1881 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The user account was created, but you are not logged in. {{SITENAME}} uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them, then log in with your new username and password. 472 sysop 1882 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Creative Commons RDF metadata disabled for this server. 473 sysop 1883 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default There is no credits info available for this page. 474 sysop 1884 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Could not select database $1 475 sysop 1885 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Dublin Core RDF metadata disabled for this server. 476 sysop 1886 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default There is no e-mail address recorded for user "$1". 477 sysop 1887 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default This user has not specified a valid e-mail address, or has chosen not to receive e-mail from other users. 478 sysop 1888 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default No e-mail address 479 sysop 4726 2006-02-26T01:50:21Z MediaWiki default '''There is no page titled "$1".''' You can [[$1|create this page]]. 480 sysop 1890 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default There is no edit history for this page. 481 sysop 1891 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Nothing to see. 482 sysop 1892 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default No pages link to here. 483 sysop 3036 2005-06-27T01:07:11Z MediaWiki default There are no pages that link to this file. 484 sysop 1894 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default You have not specified a valid user name. 485 sysop 1895 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default '''Note''': unsuccessful searches are often caused by searching for common words like "have" and "from", which are not indexed, or by specifying more than one search term (only pages containing all of the search terms will appear in the result). 486 sysop 3377 2005-07-29T10:44:22Z MediaWiki default <strong>WARNING: Your browser is not unicode compliant. A workaround is in place to allow you to safely edit articles: non-ASCII characters will appear in the edit box as hexadecimal codes.</strong> 487 sysop 3037 2005-06-27T01:07:11Z MediaWiki default You have requested an invalid special page, a list of valid special pages may be found at [[{{ns:special}}:Specialpages]]. 488 sysop 1898 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default No such action 489 sysop 1899 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The action specified by the URL is not recognized by the wiki 490 sysop 1900 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default No such special page 491 sysop 3846 2005-12-02T02:21:35Z MediaWiki default There is no user by the name "$1". Check your spelling, or create a new account. 492 sysop 1902 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default There is no user by the name "$1". Check your spelling. 493 sysop 1903 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The wiki server can't provide data in a format your client can read. 494 sysop 1904 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Not a content page 495 sysop 1905 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default You have not specified a target page or user to perform this function on. 496 sysop 1906 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default No target 497 sysop 4727 2006-02-26T01:50:21Z MediaWiki default <strong>Note:</strong> 498 sysop 1908 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default No page text matches 499 sysop 1909 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default No page title matches 500 sysop 1910 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 501 sysop 1911 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Nov 502 sysop 1912 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default November 503 sysop 1913 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default You have no items on your watchlist. 504 sysop 1914 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Insert non-formatted text here 505 sysop 1915 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Ignore wiki formatting 506 sysop 1916 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Category 507 sysop 1917 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Help 508 sysop 3038 2005-06-27T01:07:11Z MediaWiki default File 509 sysop 1919 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Article 510 sysop 3378 2005-07-29T10:44:22Z MediaWiki default Media page 511 sysop 1921 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Message 512 sysop 1922 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Special 513 sysop 1923 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Template 514 sysop 1924 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default User page 515 sysop 3379 2005-07-29T10:44:22Z MediaWiki default Project page 516 sysop 1926 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Number of distinct authors (article): $1 517 sysop 1927 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Number of edits (article): $1 518 sysop 1928 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Number of distinct authors (discussion page): $1 519 sysop 1929 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Number of edits (discussion page): $1 520 sysop 1930 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Number of watchers: $1 521 sysop 5159 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default $1 {{PLURAL:$1|view|views}} 522 sysop 1932 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Oct 523 sysop 1933 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default October 524 sysop 1934 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default OK 525 sysop 3734 2005-11-09T22:30:11Z MediaWiki default Old password: 526 sysop 1936 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default orig 527 sysop 1937 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Orphaned pages 528 sysop 1938 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Based on work by $1. 529 sysop 3380 2005-07-29T10:44:22Z MediaWiki default In other languages 530 sysop 1940 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default others 531 sysop 1941 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Move succeeded 532 sysop 1942 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Page "[[$1]]" moved to "[[$2]]". 533 sysop 1943 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default $1 - {{SITENAME}} 534 sysop 5161 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default Someone (probably you, from IP address $1) requested that we send you a new password for {{SITENAME}} ($4). The password for user "$2" is now "$3". You should log in and change your password now. If someone else made this request or if you have remembered your password and you no longer wish to change it, you may ignore this message and continue using your old password. 535 sysop 1945 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Password reminder from {{SITENAME}} 536 sysop 1946 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default A new password has been sent to the e-mail address registered for "$1". Please log in again after you receive it. 537 sysop 5162 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default The following data is cached and may not be up to date. 538 sysop 3530 2005-09-05T09:28:13Z MediaWiki default Sorry! This feature has been temporarily disabled because it slows the database down to the point that no one can use the wiki. 539 sysop 3531 2005-09-05T09:28:13Z MediaWiki default Here is a saved copy from $1: 540 sysop 1950 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Personal tools 541 sysop 1951 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Popular pages 542 sysop 1952 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Community portal 543 sysop 1953 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Project:Community Portal 544 sysop 1954 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Post a comment 545 sysop 1955 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} is powered by [http://www.mediawiki.org/ MediaWiki], an open source wiki engine. 546 sysop 1956 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Search 547 sysop 5164 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default Search in namespaces:<br />$1<br />$2 List redirects<br />Search for $3 $9 548 sysop 1958 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Preferences 549 sysop 1959 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default * <strong>Real name</strong> (optional): if you choose to provide it this will be used for giving you attribution for your work.<br /> * <strong>Email</strong> (optional): Enables people to contact you through the website without you having to reveal your email address to them, and it can be used to send you a new password if you forget it. 550 sysop 3045 2005-06-27T01:07:11Z MediaWiki default Misc 551 sysop 3735 2005-11-09T22:30:11Z MediaWiki default User profile 552 sysop 3736 2005-11-09T22:30:11Z MediaWiki default Recent changes 553 sysop 1963 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default You are logged in as "$1". Your internal ID number is $2. See [[Project:User preferences help]] for help deciphering the options. 554 sysop 1964 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 555 sysop 3383 2005-07-29T10:44:22Z MediaWiki default You must be [[Special:Userlogin|logged in]] to set user preferences. 556 sysop 1966 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Preferences have been reset from storage. 557 sysop 1967 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Preview 558 sysop 5169 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default This preview reflects the text in the upper text editing area as it will appear if you choose to save. 559 sysop 3737 2005-11-09T22:30:11Z MediaWiki default <strong>This is only a preview; changes have not yet been saved!</strong> 560 sysop 3470 2005-08-19T23:17:37Z MediaWiki default ← Previous diff 561 sysop 3471 2005-08-19T23:17:37Z MediaWiki default ←Older revision 562 sysop 1972 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default previous $1 563 sysop 1973 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Printable version 564 sysop 1974 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default (From {{SERVER}}) 565 sysop 1975 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Protect 566 sysop 1976 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Reason for protecting 567 sysop 3050 2005-06-27T01:07:11Z MediaWiki default protected "[[$1]]" 568 sysop 1978 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Protected page 569 sysop 5173 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default <strong>WARNING: This page has been locked so that only users with sysop privileges can edit it.</strong> 570 sysop 5174 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default This page has been locked to prevent editing. You can view and copy the source of this page: 571 sysop 5175 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default Protection log 572 sysop 5176 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of page locks and unlocks. 573 sysop 1983 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Protect from moves only 574 sysop 1984 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Protect page 575 sysop 1985 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default (give a reason) 576 sysop 1986 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default (Protecting "$1") 577 sysop 1987 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Protect this page 578 sysop 1988 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Proxy blocker 579 sysop 1989 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Your IP address has been blocked because it is an open proxy. Please contact your Internet service provider or tech support and inform them of this serious security problem. 580 sysop 3952 2005-12-22T07:17:10Z MediaWiki default Done. 581 sysop 1991 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=$1 582 sysop 1992 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Browse 583 sysop 1993 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Edit 584 sysop 1994 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Find 585 sysop 1995 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default My pages 586 sysop 1996 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Context 587 sysop 1997 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default This page 588 sysop 1998 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Quickbar 589 sysop 1999 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default This preference only works in the 'Standard' and the 'CologneBlue' skin. 590 sysop 2000 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Special pages 591 sysop 2001 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Submit query 592 sysop 2002 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Query successful 593 sysop 2003 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Random page 594 sysop 3052 2005-06-27T01:07:11Z MediaWiki default Special:Random 595 sysop 2005 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The sysop ability to create range blocks is disabled. 596 sysop 2006 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default in $4 form; $1 minor edits; $2 secondary namespaces; $3 multiple edits. 597 sysop 2007 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 changes in last $2 days<br />$3 598 sysop 2008 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Show new changes starting from $1 599 sysop 2009 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default ; $1 edits from logged in users 600 sysop 2010 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Loading recent changes 601 sysop 2011 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default (to pages linked from "$1") 602 sysop 5178 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default Below are the last <strong>$1</strong> changes in the last <strong>$2</strong> days, as of $3. 603 sysop 2013 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Below are the changes since <b>$2</b> (up to <b>$1</b> shown). 604 sysop 2014 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Recent Changes Patrol disabled 605 sysop 2015 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The Recent Changes Patrol feature is currently disabled. 606 sysop 2016 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Database locked 607 sysop 3534 2005-09-05T09:28:13Z MediaWiki default The database is currently locked to new entries and other modifications, probably for routine database maintenance, after which it will be back to normal. The administrator who locked it offered this explanation: $1 608 sysop 3053 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default <strong>WARNING: The database has been locked for maintenance, so you will not be able to save your edits right now. You may wish to cut-n-paste the text into a text file and save it for later.</strong> 609 sysop 2019 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Recent changes 610 sysop 2020 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Special:Recentchanges 611 sysop 3738 2005-11-09T22:30:11Z MediaWiki default Titles in recent changes: 612 sysop 2022 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Related changes 613 sysop 2023 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Track the most recent changes to the wiki on this page. 614 sysop 2024 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default (Redirected from $1) 615 sysop 3386 2005-07-29T10:44:22Z MediaWiki default Remember me 616 sysop 2026 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Remove checked items from watchlist 617 sysop 2027 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Removed from watchlist 618 sysop 5185 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default The page "[[:$1]]" has been removed from your watchlist. 619 sysop 2029 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Removing requested items from watchlist... 620 sysop 3057 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Reset 621 sysop 5186 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default {{PLURAL:$1|one deleted edit|$1 deleted edits}} 622 sysop 3741 2005-11-09T22:30:12Z MediaWiki default Hits per page: 623 sysop 2033 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Retrieved from "$1" 624 sysop 2034 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Return to $1. 625 sysop 3742 2005-11-09T22:30:12Z MediaWiki default Retype new password: 626 sysop 2036 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Re-upload 627 sysop 2037 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Return to the upload form. 628 sysop 2038 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Reverted to earlier revision 629 sysop 2039 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default rev 630 sysop 5187 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/$2|$2]] ([[User_talk:$2|Talk]]); changed back to last version by [[User:$1|$1]] 631 sysop 2041 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Revision history 632 sysop 2042 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Revision as of $1 633 sysop 2043 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Revision as of $1; $2<br />$3 | $4 634 sysop 2044 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Revision not found 635 sysop 3953 2005-12-22T07:17:10Z MediaWiki default The old revision of the page you asked for could not be found. Please check the URL you used to access this page. 636 sysop 3388 2005-07-29T10:44:22Z MediaWiki default http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc$1.txt 637 sysop 2047 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Rights: 638 sysop 2048 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Roll back edits 639 sysop 2049 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Rollback 640 sysop 2050 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Rollback failed 641 sysop 2051 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default rollback 642 sysop 3743 2005-11-09T22:30:12Z MediaWiki default Rows: 643 sysop 2053 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Saturday 644 sysop 2054 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Save page 645 sysop 2055 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Your preferences have been saved. 646 sysop 2056 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Save file 647 sysop 2057 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Save Group 648 sysop 3062 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Save 649 sysop 2059 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Save User Groups 650 sysop 2060 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Search 651 sysop 3063 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} search is disabled. You can search via Google in the meantime. Note that their indexes of {{SITENAME}} content may be out of date. 652 sysop 2062 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default For query "$1" 653 sysop 2063 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Search results 654 sysop 3064 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Search 655 sysop 5191 2006-07-01T18:52:58Z MediaWiki default For more information about searching {{SITENAME}}, see [[{{ns:project}}:Searching|Searching {{SITENAME}}]]. 656 sysop 3473 2005-08-19T23:17:38Z MediaWiki default → 657 sysop 2067 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Select a newer version for comparison 658 sysop 2068 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Select an older version for comparison 659 sysop 2069 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Only read-only queries are allowed. 660 sysop 4734 2006-02-26T01:50:22Z MediaWiki default Self-linking pages 661 sysop 4735 2006-02-26T01:50:22Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to themselves: 662 sysop 2072 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Sep 663 sysop 2073 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default September 664 sysop 2074 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default There were serious xhtml markup errors detected by tidy. 665 sysop 3066 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Server time 666 sysop 2076 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default <b>User rights for "$1" could not be set. (Did you enter the name correctly?)</b> 667 sysop 2077 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Set user rights 668 sysop 2078 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Set bureaucrat flag 669 sysop 3068 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default This file is a shared upload and may be used by other projects. 670 sysop 2080 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Short pages 671 sysop 3538 2005-09-05T09:28:14Z MediaWiki default Show 672 sysop 2082 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Download high resolution version ($1x$2, $3 KB) 673 sysop 4738 2006-02-26T01:50:22Z MediaWiki default $1 minor edits | $2 bots | $3 logged in users | $4 patrolled edits 674 sysop 2084 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Showing below up to <b>$1</b> results starting with #<b>$2</b>. 675 sysop 2085 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Showing below <b>$3</b> results starting with #<b>$2</b>. 676 sysop 3071 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 files sorted $2. 677 sysop 2087 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Show preview 678 sysop 2088 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default show 679 sysop 2089 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Your signature with timestamp 680 sysop 2090 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default siteadmin level 681 sysop 2091 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default - 682 sysop 2092 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Site Settings 683 sysop 2093 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Page caching 684 sysop 2094 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Cookies 685 sysop 2095 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Debugging 686 sysop 2096 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Features 687 sysop 2097 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Images 688 sysop 2098 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Memcache Daemon 689 sysop 2099 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Performance 690 sysop 2100 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Permissions 691 sysop 2101 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default User banning 692 sysop 2102 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Performance settings 693 sysop 2103 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Maintenance mode: Disable write access 694 sysop 2104 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Whitelist mode 695 sysop 2105 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Allow to include external images into articles 696 sysop 2106 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default By default, blocks expire after: 697 sysop 2107 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default When in miser mode, disable all query pages, not only "expensive" ones 698 sysop 2108 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Hit counter update frequency 699 sysop 2109 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Enable miser mode, which disables most "expensive" features 700 sysop 2110 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Readonly mode 701 sysop 2111 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Readonly message file 702 sysop 2112 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Show IP in header (for non-logged in users) 703 sysop 2113 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Sysops may block IP-ranges 704 sysop 2114 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Sysops may block logged-in users 705 sysop 2115 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Enable experimental dmoz-like category browsing. Outputs things like: Encyclopedia > Music > Style of Music > Jazz 706 sysop 2116 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Enable categories 707 sysop 2117 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Use database messages for user interface labels 708 sysop 2118 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Generate a watchlist once every hour or so 709 sysop 2119 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The hour or so mentioned above (in seconds): 710 sysop 2120 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Developers may create accounts for users 711 sysop 2121 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Sysops may create accounts for users 712 sysop 2122 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Users may create accounts themself 713 sysop 2123 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Users must be logged in to edit 714 sysop 2124 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Anonymous users may only read these pages: 715 sysop 3395 2005-07-29T10:44:22Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} statistics 716 sysop 4885 2006-03-28T06:02:18Z MediaWiki default There are '''$1''' total pages in the database. This includes "talk" pages, pages about {{SITENAME}}, minimal "stub" pages, redirects, and others that probably don't qualify as content pages. Excluding those, there are '''$2''' pages that are probably legitimate content pages. '''$8''' files have been uploaded. There have been a total of '''$3''' page views, and '''$4''' page edits since the wiki was setup. That comes to '''$5''' average edits per page, and '''$6''' views per edit. The [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Job_queue job queue] length is '''$7'''. 717 sysop 3954 2005-12-22T07:17:10Z MediaWiki default 718 sysop 3073 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Donations 719 sysop 2129 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Project:Site support 720 sysop 2130 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} 721 sysop 3396 2005-07-29T10:44:22Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} user $1 722 sysop 3397 2005-07-29T10:44:23Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} user(s) $1 723 sysop 2133 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Skin 724 sysop 2134 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The following text is what triggered our spam filter: $1 725 sysop 2135 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The page you wanted to save was blocked by the spam filter. This is probably caused by a link to an external site. 726 sysop 2136 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Spam protection filter 727 sysop 2137 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default &nbsp; 728 sysop 2138 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default &nbsp; 729 sysop 2139 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Special Page 730 sysop 2140 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Special pages 731 sysop 2141 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Special pages for all users 732 sysop 2142 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Please note that all queries are logged. 733 sysop 2143 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Enter query 734 sysop 2144 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Statistics 735 sysop 2145 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Stored version 736 sysop 3746 2005-11-09T22:30:12Z MediaWiki default Threshold for stub display: 737 sysop 2147 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Subcategories 738 sysop 5199 2006-07-01T18:52:59Z MediaWiki default There {{PLURAL:$1|is one subcategory|are $1 subcategories}} to this category. 739 sysop 2149 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default There is $1 subcategory to this category. 740 sysop 2150 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Subject/headline 741 sysop 2151 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default View subject 742 sysop 2152 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Successful upload 743 sysop 2153 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Summary 744 sysop 2154 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Sunday 745 sysop 3399 2005-07-29T10:44:23Z MediaWiki default The action you have requested can only be performed by users with "sysop" capability. See $1. 746 sysop 2156 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Sysop access required 747 sysop 2157 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default table 748 sysop 2158 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default From {{SITENAME}} 749 sysop 2159 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Discussion 750 sysop 4886 2006-03-28T06:02:18Z MediaWiki default '''The page itself was moved successfully, but the talk page could not be moved because one already exists at the new title. Please merge them manually.''' 751 sysop 2161 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Discuss this page 752 sysop 2162 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The corresponding talk page was also moved. 753 sysop 2163 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The corresponding talk page was <strong>not</strong> moved. 754 sysop 2164 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default <!-- MediaWiki:talkpagetext --> 755 sysop 2165 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Templates used on this page: 756 sysop 2166 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Editing 757 sysop 2167 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Page text matches 758 sysop 2168 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default View or restore $1? 759 sysop 2169 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Enlarge 760 sysop 2170 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Thursday 761 sysop 2171 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Time zone 762 sysop 3076 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Offset¹ 763 sysop 3077 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default The number of hours your local time differs from server time (UTC). 764 sysop 2174 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Article title matches 765 sysop 3401 2005-07-29T10:44:23Z MediaWiki default Contents 766 sysop 2176 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Edit pages on double click (JavaScript) 767 sysop 2177 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Enable section editing via [edit] links 768 sysop 2178 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Enable section editing by right clicking<br /> on section titles (JavaScript) 769 sysop 2179 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Edit box has full width 770 sysop 2180 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Hide minor edits in recent changes 771 sysop 2181 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Format broken links <a href="" class="new">like this</a> (alternative: like this<a href="" class="internal">?</a>). 772 sysop 2182 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Show hoverbox over wiki links 773 sysop 2183 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Justify paragraphs 774 sysop 2184 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Mark all edits minor by default 775 sysop 2185 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Disable page caching 776 sysop 2186 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Auto-number headings 777 sysop 2187 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Show preview on first edit 778 sysop 3084 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Show preview before edit box 779 sysop 3085 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Remember across sessions 780 sysop 3402 2005-07-29T10:44:23Z MediaWiki default Show table of contents (for pages with more than 3 headings) 781 sysop 3087 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Show edit toolbar (JavaScript) 782 sysop 3752 2005-11-09T22:30:12Z MediaWiki default Underline links: 783 sysop 3088 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default Enhanced recent changes (JavaScript) 784 sysop 4890 2006-03-28T06:02:18Z MediaWiki default Add pages I edit to my watchlist 785 sysop 2195 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Toolbox 786 sysop 2196 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default See the differences between the two selected versions of this page. [alt-v] 787 sysop 2197 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Mark this as a minor edit [alt-i] 788 sysop 2198 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Preview your changes, please use this before saving! [alt-p] 789 sysop 2199 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Save your changes [alt-s] 790 sysop 3403 2005-07-29T10:44:23Z MediaWiki default Search {{SITENAME}} [alt-f] 791 sysop 2201 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Tuesday 792 sysop 2202 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default View the last $1 changes; view the last $2 days. 793 sysop 2203 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Below are this user's last <b>$1</b> changes in the last <b>$2</b> days. 794 sysop 2204 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default (top) 795 sysop 2205 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Unblock user 796 sysop 2206 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Use the form below to restore write access to a previously blocked IP address or username. 797 sysop 2207 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default unblock 798 sysop 3411 2005-07-29T10:44:23Z MediaWiki default unblocked $1 799 sysop 2209 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Uncategorized categories 800 sysop 2210 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Uncategorized pages 801 sysop 3546 2005-09-05T09:28:15Z MediaWiki default View deleted pages 802 sysop 5208 2006-07-01T18:52:59Z MediaWiki default Undelete {{PLURAL:$1|one edit|$1 edits}} 803 sysop 2213 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Restore deleted page 804 sysop 5209 2006-07-01T18:52:59Z MediaWiki default Restore 805 sysop 3091 2005-06-27T01:07:12Z MediaWiki default restored "[[$1]]" 806 sysop 2216 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default $1 revisions restored 807 sysop 3757 2005-11-09T22:30:12Z MediaWiki default [[:$1|$1]] has been successfully restored. See [[Special:Log/delete]] for a record of recent deletions and restorations. 808 sysop 2218 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default If you restore the page, all revisions will be restored to the history. If a new page with the same name has been created since the deletion, the restored revisions will appear in the prior history, and the current revision of the live page will not be automatically replaced. 809 sysop 2219 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default View and restore deleted pages 810 sysop 2220 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The following pages have been deleted but are still in the archive and can be restored. The archive may be periodically cleaned out. 811 sysop 2221 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Deleted revision as of $1 812 sysop 2222 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default $1 revisions archived 813 sysop 2223 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Unexpected value: "$1"="$2". 814 sysop 2224 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Unlock database 815 sysop 2225 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to unlock the database. 816 sysop 2226 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Unlock database 817 sysop 2227 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Database lock removed 818 sysop 2228 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default The database has been unlocked. 819 sysop 2229 2005-06-25T11:08:15Z MediaWiki default Unlocking the database will restore the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. 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WITH ~: sin gena ABANDONED: abandonat; (morally) &iacute;nmoral, depravat<BR><BR> <B> ABASE</B> -- abassar, degradar, humiliar<BR><BR> <B> ABASH</B> -- confuser, pudentar. TO BE ABASHED: hontar, esser confuset, embarassat<BR><BR> <B> ABATE</B> -- diminuer; (price) rabattar, redacter; (pain etc.) quietar, mitigar, moderar (se)<BR><BR> <B> ABATTOIR</B> -- bucheria, abattuore<BR><BR> <B> ABBEY</B> -- abatia<BR><BR> <B> ABBOT</B> -- abate (-essa, -ia, -iatu)<BR><BR> <B> ABBREVIATE</B> -- acurtar, abreviar<BR><BR> <B> ABDICATE</B> -- abdicar; (office) demisser, demissionar, resignar, renunciar<BR><BR> <B> ABDOMEN</B> -- ventre, abd&oacute;mine (-al)<BR><BR> <B> ABDUCT</B> -- rapter (-or, -ion), forducter<BR><BR> <B> ABERRATION</B> -- deviation, vagantie; (astr.) aberration; (mental) des&oacute;rdine mental<BR><BR> <B> ABET</B> -- incitar, instigar; suportar; (aid) auxiliar<BR><BR> <B> ABETTOR</B> -- complice, incitator<BR><BR> <B> ABEYANCE, IN</B> -- dormient, jacent; statu procrastinat<BR><BR> <B> ABHOR</B> -- abominar, detestar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ABIDE</B> -- sejornar, habitar; (remain) permaner, restar; (- by) tener, observar; (endure) tolerar, suffrer; (abiding place) domicilie<BR><BR> <B> ABILITY</B> -- capabilit&aacute;, habilit&aacute;, facultate<BR><BR> <B> ABJECT</B> -- abject, bass, vil, miserabil, indigni<BR><BR> <B> ABJURE</B> -- abjurar, renunciar (a), resignar<BR><BR> <B> ABLATIVE</B> -- ablative<BR><BR> <B> ABLAZE</B> -- flammant<BR><BR> <B> ABLE</B> -- habil, capabil, talentat. TO BE ~: posser. ~BODIED: robust, fort<BR><BR> <B> ABLUTION</B> -- lavation. TO PERFORM ONE'S ~S: lavar se<BR><BR> <B> ABNEGATE</B> -- abnegar (-ation), renunciar<BR><BR> <B> ABNORMAL</B> -- abnormal, ne normal, anormal<BR><BR> <B> ABOARD</B> -- a bord. TO GO ~: inbarcar<BR><BR> <B> ABODE</B> -- log&iacute;, habitation, domicilie<BR><BR> <B> ABOLISH</B> -- abolir (-ition); (annul) abrogar, anullar<BR><BR> <B> ABOMINATE</B> -- detestar, abominar (-abil, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> ABORIGINAL</B> -- primitiv, original<BR><BR> <B> ABOR&Iacute;GINES</B> -- primitives, aborigines<BR><BR> <B> ABORT</B> -- aborter (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> ABORTION</B> -- aborte, misparturition<BR><BR> <B> ABOUND</B> -- abundar (-ant, -antie), pulular<BR><BR> <B> ABOUT</B> -- concernent, pri; (approx.) circa; (around) circum. TO BE ~ SOMETHING: ocupar se pri. TO BE ~ TO: esser sur li punctu de<BR><BR> <B> ABOVE</B> -- (prep.) s&uacute;per; (adv.) supra, ad-supra; (more than) plu quam. ~ ALL: precipue, ante omnicos<BR><BR> <B> ABOVE-BOARD</B> -- franc, apert, sinceri<BR><BR> <B> ABRASION</B> -- abrasion<BR><BR> <B> ABREAST</B> -- flanc a flanc, paralelmen<BR><BR> <B> ABRIDGE</B> -- acurtar, reducter<BR><BR> <B> ABROAD</B> -- (outside) extern; (out of country) in extrania<BR><BR> <B> ABROGATE</B> -- abrogar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> ABRUPT</B> -- abrupt; (sudden) subit. ABRUPTNESS: abruptit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ABSCESS</B> -- abscesse<BR><BR> <B> ABSCOND</B> -- fugir, escapar secretmen, forcurrer<BR><BR> <B> ABSENT</B> -- a. ~ (-ie). ~MINDED: obliviaci, distractet; v. absentar se<BR><BR> <B> ABSINTHE</B> -- absinte, vermute<BR><BR> <B> ABSOLUTE</B> -- absolut, soveran, &iacute;nlimitat<BR><BR> <B> ABSOLUTELY</B> -- &iacute;nfallibilmen, absolutmen<BR><BR> <B> ABSOLVE</B> -- absoluer (-tion)<BR><BR> <B> ABSORB</B> -- absorpter (-ion), insucar<BR><BR> <B> ABSTAIN</B> -- abstener se (-entie); (from alcohol) abstiner (-ente)<BR><BR> <B> ABSTEMIOUS</B> -- abstenent, frugal, moderat<BR><BR> <B> ABSTRACT</B> -- a. abstra(c)t; v. abstraer (-tion). TO MAKE AN ~: resumar; n. resumate<BR><BR> <B> ABSTRUSE</B> -- obscur, profund, ocult, celat<BR><BR> <B> ABSURD</B> -- absurd (-it&aacute;), stult, idiotic<BR><BR> <B> ABUNDANCE</B> -- abundantie<BR><BR> <B> ABUSE</B> -- v. insultar, invectivar; misusar. n. insulte(s), invective; misusa<BR><BR> <B> ABUT</B> -- adjacer<BR><BR> <B> ABYSS</B> -- abisse, precipitie<BR><BR> <B> ACACIA</B> -- acacie; (false) robinia<BR><BR> <B> ACADEMY</B> -- academie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ACANTHUS</B> -- acante<BR><BR> <B> ACCEDE</B> -- acceder; (to a request) conceder, consentir<BR><BR> <B> ACCELERATE</B> -- accelerar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> ACCENT</B> -- accentu (-al, -ar, -ation); (of speech) parla-maniere<BR><BR> <B> ACCEPT</B> -- acceptar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ACCEPTABLE</B> -- acceptabil, agreabil<BR><BR> <B> ACCESS</B> -- accesse (-ibil, -ion)<BR><BR> <B> ACCESSORY</B> -- a. accessori; n.pl. accessories<BR><BR> <B> ACCIDENCE</B> -- flexion, morfologie<BR><BR> <B> ACCIDENT</B> -- accidente (-al), chance, hasarde<BR><BR> <B> ACCLAIM</B> -- aclamar (-ation, -atori)<BR><BR> <B> ACCLIMATISE</B> -- aclimatisar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ACCLIVITY</B> -- coline, declive<BR><BR> <B> ACCOMMODATE</B> -- acomodar, adaptar; (oblige) compleser; (put up) albergar<BR><BR> <B> ACCOMPANY</B> -- acompaniar (-ament)<BR><BR> <B> ACCOMPLICE</B> -- complice, conculpon<BR><BR> <B> ACCOMPLISH</B> -- acompleer, efectuar, executer, atinger<BR><BR> <B> ACCOMPLISHMENT</B> -- (aquisit) habilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ACCOMPLISHED</B> -- talentat<BR><BR> <B> ACCORD</B> -- n. acorde; v. acordar, concordar; (grant) conceder, dar. OF ONE'S OWN ~: de propri volentie<BR><BR> <B> ACCORDANCE</B> -- acordantie. IN ~ WITH: conform a, secun<BR><BR> <B> ACCORDING TO</B> -- secun<BR><BR> <B> ACCORDINGLY</B> -- ergo, dunc, pro to<BR><BR> <B> ACCORDION</B> -- acordeon (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> ACCOST</B> -- adparlar<BR><BR> <B> ACCOUCHEUR</B> -- acuehera<BR><BR> <B> ACCOUNT</B> -- (bill) calcul, factura; (banking) conto; (importance) importantie; (story) raconta, raporte. ON ~ OF: pro. ON NO ~: pro nequel (null) cause, certmen ne. TO ~ FOR: responsar, rendir conto pri<BR><BR> <B> ACCOUNTABLE</B> -- responsabil<BR><BR> <B> ACCOUNTANT</B> -- contator de libres<BR><BR> <B> ACCOUTRE</B> -- equipar, provider per<BR><BR> <B> ACCREDIT</B> -- acreditar, atestar<BR><BR> <B> ACCRUE</B> -- acrescer, augmentar se, resultar<BR><BR> <B> ACCUMULATE</B> -- acumular (-ation, -ator), amassar, augmentar se<BR><BR> <B> ACCURACY</B> -- precision, corectit&aacute;, acuratesse<BR><BR> <B> ACCURATE</B> -- acurat, exact, corect, precisi, sin erras<BR><BR> <B> ACCURSED</B> -- maledit<BR><BR> <B> ACCUSE</B> -- acusar (-ation, -ator, -ativ, -ative)<BR><BR> <B> ACCUSTOM</B> -- acustomar, aclimatar (se a)<BR><BR> <B> ACCUSTOMED</B> -- usual<BR><BR> <B> ACE</B> -- ass<BR><BR> <B> ACERBITY</B> -- acerbit&aacute;, asprit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ACETATE</B> -- acetate<BR><BR> <B> ACETYLENE</B> -- acetilen<BR><BR> <B> ACHE</B> -- v. doler (-ore)<BR><BR> <B> ACHIEVE</B> -- acompleer, atinger, efectuar<BR><BR> <B> ACHROMATIC</B> -- acromatic<BR><BR> <B> ACID</B> -- acid; n. acide<BR><BR> <B> ACKNOWLEDGE</B> -- aconosser (-ement), confesser, admisser<BR><BR> <B> ACME</B> -- c&uacute;lmine, s&oacute;mmite; (disease) crise<BR><BR> <B> ACONITE</B> -- aconte<BR><BR> <B> ACORN</B> -- glande<BR><BR> <B> ACOUSTIC</B> -- acustic. (~S) acustica<BR><BR> <B> ACQUAINT</B> -- conossentar, informar, avisar<BR><BR> <B> ACQUAINTANCE</B> -- conossentie; (person) conossete (-o, -a)<BR><BR> <B> ACQUIESCE</B> -- submisser se a, consentir a<BR><BR> <B> ACQUIRE</B> -- aquisir, obtener, ganiar<BR><BR> <B> ACQUISITION</B> -- aquisition<BR><BR> <B> ACQUIT</B> -- absoluer, aquittar; (oneself) conduir se<BR><BR> <B> ACRE</B> -- acre<BR><BR> <B> ACRID</B> -- acri, picant, acerb<BR><BR> <B> ACRIMONIOUS</B> -- amari (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> ACROBAT</B> -- acrobate (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ACROSS</B> -- trans. TO COME ~; trovar<BR><BR> <B> ACROSTIC</B> -- acrosticon<BR><BR> <B> ACT</B> -- v. acter (-ion, -or, -iv, -ivit&aacute;); (as an actor) luder, acter; n. acte; statute, actu (-ario)<BR><BR> <B> ACTINIC</B> -- actinic<BR><BR> <B> ACTION</B> -- (lawsuit) processu; (of machine) functionada<BR><BR> <B> ACTUAL</B> -- factic, real, efectiv<BR><BR> <B> ACTUATE</B> -- instigar, motivar, far functionar, impulser<BR><BR> <B> ACUMEN</B> -- sagacit&aacute;, perception<BR><BR> <B> ACUTE</B> -- acut, sagaci<BR><BR> <B> AD LIBITUM</B> -- ad libitum<BR><BR> <B> AD NAUSEAM</B> -- a nausea<BR><BR> <B> ADAGE</B> -- proverbie<BR><BR> <B> ADAMANT</B> -- adamant<BR><BR> <B> ADAPT</B> -- adaptar (-ation), adjustar<BR><BR> <B> ADD</B> -- adjunter; (arith.) addir, summar<BR><BR> <B> ADDENDUM</B> -- addendum<BR><BR> <B> ADDER</B> -- v&iacute;pere<BR><BR> <B> ADDICT</B> -- sclave. v. TO ~ ONESELF TO: habituar se a<BR><BR> <B> ADDLE</B> -- confuser, putrir. ~BRAINED: stult, stupid<BR><BR> <B> ADDRESS</B> -- adresse (-ate, -arium); (speech) discurse, parlation; v. (letters) directer, adressar; (a person) adparlar<BR><BR> <B> ADDRESSEE</B> -- destinatario<BR><BR> <B> ADDUCE</B> -- citar, alegar<BR><BR> <B> ADEPT</B> -- adept, habil; n. adepte<BR><BR> <B> ADEQUATE</B> -- adequat, suficent<BR><BR> <B> ADHERE</B> -- adherer (-ente,-Sion, -Siv)<BR><BR> <B> ADHESIVE</B> -- adhesive, colle<BR><BR> <B> ADIEU</B> -- ad&iacute;o, til revide<BR><BR> <B> ADIPOSE</B> -- corpulent, obesi<BR><BR> <B> ADJACENT</B> -- adjacent, vicin<BR><BR> <B> ADJECTIVE</B> -- adjective (-al, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> ADJOIN</B> -- adjacer, vicinar<BR><BR> <B> ADJOURN</B> -- ajornar; (Parl.) prorogar<BR><BR> <B> ADJUDGE</B> -- adjudicar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ADJUNCT</B> -- suplement, anexe, adjuntete<BR><BR> <B> ADJURE</B> -- adjurar, suplicar<BR><BR> <B> ADJUST</B> -- adjustar, ordinar, corecter, rectificar<BR><BR> <B> ADJUSTABLE</B> -- adjustabil, variabil<BR><BR> <B> ADJUTANT</B> -- adjutante<BR><BR> <B> ADMINISTER</B> -- administrar (-ation, -ativ, -ator); gerer<BR><BR> <B> ADMIRAL</B> -- amirale<BR><BR> <B> ADMIRE</B> -- admirar (-abil, -ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> ADMISSIBLE</B> -- admissibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> ADMIT</B> -- admisser (-ion); confesser; conceder, aconosser<BR><BR> <B> ADMIXTURE</B> -- admixtion<BR><BR> <B> ADMONISH</B> -- monir, admonir, exhortar<BR><BR> <B> ADO</B> -- desfacilit&aacute;, tumultu, bruida<BR><BR> <B> ADOLESCENT</B> -- a. ~ (-e, -ie}<BR><BR> <B> ADOPT</B> -- adopter (-ion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> ADORE</B> -- adorar (-abil, -ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> ADORN</B> -- ornar (-ament), decorar<BR><BR> <B> ADRIFT, TO BE ~</B> -- drivar, esser flott<BR><BR> <B> ADROIT</B> -- habil, astut, capabil<BR><BR> <B> ADULATE</B> -- adular (-ation, -ator), flattar<BR><BR> <B> ADULT</B> -- adult, plen-crescet; n. adulte<BR><BR> <B> ADULTERATE</B> -- falsar, corupter<BR><BR> <B> ADULTERY</B> -- adult&eacute;rie. TO COMMIT ~: adulterar<BR><BR> <B> ADUMBRATE</B> -- esquissar<BR><BR> <B> ADVANCE</B> -- v. avansar, progresser. IN ~: in avanse, anticipatmen<BR><BR> <B> ADVANTAGE</B> -- avantage (-eosi), profite. TO TAKE ~ OF: profitar<BR><BR> <B> ADVENT</B> -- ariva; (eccl.) advente<BR><BR> <B> ADVENTITIOUS</B> -- accidental, hasardal<BR><BR> <B> ADVENTURE</B> -- aventura (-ero, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> ADVERB</B> -- adverbie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> ADVERSARY</B> -- adversario, oponente, antagonist<BR><BR> <B> ADVERSE</B> -- adversi, contrari<BR><BR> <B> ADVERSITY</B> -- misere, indigentie, beson<BR><BR> <B> ADVERT TO</B> -- aluder, referer, mentionar<BR><BR> <B> ADVERTISE</B> -- anunciar, reclamar<BR><BR> <B> ADVERTISEMENT</B> -- anuncie, reclam<BR><BR> <B> ADVICE</B> -- consilie<BR><BR> <B> ADVISE</B> -- consiliar; informar, avisar; (warn) advertir<BR><BR> <B> ADVISED, ILL~</B> -- &iacute;nprudent, &iacute;ncaut<BR><BR> <B> ADVOCATE</B> -- n. avocate; v. recomandar; (law) pledar<BR><BR> <B> ADZE</B> -- curvi hacca<BR><BR> <B> AEGIS</B> -- egide<BR><BR> <B> AERATE</B> -- aerar<BR><BR> <B> AERIAL</B> -- antenne<BR><BR> <B> AERO-</B> -- aero-dinamic, -nautica, -plane etc.<BR><BR> <B> AESTHETE</B> -- estete (-ic, -ica)<BR><BR> <B> AFAR</B> -- lontan, distant, for<BR><BR> <B> AFFABLE</B> -- afabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> AFFAIR</B> -- afere<BR><BR> <B> AFFECT</B> -- afecter; (the feelings) emoer, emotionar; (pretend) afectar (-ation), ficter<BR><BR> <B> AFFECTION</B> -- amore, afection<BR><BR> <B> AFFIANCE</B> -- sponder<BR><BR> <B> AFFIDAVIT</B> -- jurat atestation<BR><BR> <B> AFFILIATE</B> -- afiliar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> AFFINITY</B> -- afinit&aacute;, parentit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> AFFIRM</B> -- afirmar (-ation, -ativ), asserter<BR><BR> <B> AFFIX</B> -- v. apender, adjunter; n. afixe<BR><BR> <B> AFFLATUS</B> -- inspiration<BR><BR> <B> AFFLICT</B> -- aflicter (-ion), vexar, tormentar<BR><BR> <B> AFFLUENCE</B> -- richesse, abundantie, opulentie<BR><BR> <B> AFFORD</B> -- haver li medies; (yield) dar, liverar, producter; HE CAN ~ IT: su medies permisse to, il dispone l&igrave; mon&eacute;. MUSIC AFFORDS ME PLEASURE: li musica aporta me piesura<BR><BR> <B> AFFOREST</B> -- aforestar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> AFFRAY</B> -- rixe, lucte<BR><BR> <B> AFFRIGHT</B> -- aterrer, timentar<BR><BR> <B> AFFRONT</B> -- insultar, ofender, afrontar<BR><BR> <B> AFIELD, FAR ~</B> -- in lontanie<BR><BR> <B> AFLOAT</B> -- flott, flottant<BR><BR> <B> AFOOT</B> -- in eada. WHAT'S ~: quo eveni<BR><BR> <B> AFORE-</B> -- pre-, antey<BR><BR> <B> AFRAID</B> -- timorosi. TO BE ~: timer<BR><BR> <B> AFRESH</B> -- denov<BR><BR> <B> APT</B> -- detra; in li stern<BR><BR> <B> AFTER</B> -- (prep.) pos; (conj.) posque. ~ ALL: in fine, pos omno, in summa. ~BIRTH: placenta. ~NOON: posmid&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> AFTERWARDS</B> -- poy, plu tard, pos to<BR><BR> <B> AGAIN</B> -- denov. ONCE ~: ancor un vez<BR><BR> <B> AGAINST</B> -- contra; (towards) vers; (close to) apu<BR><BR> <B> AGATE</B> -- agate<BR><BR> <B> AGE</B> -- et&aacute;; (period) era, epoca, t&eacute;mpor. OF ~: plen-etosi, adult, majori. OLD~: oldesse; v. far old, devenir old<BR><BR> <B> AGENCY</B> -- agentie, agentura; (place) agentia<BR><BR> <B> AGENDA</B> -- labor-&oacute;rdine, agende<BR><BR> <B> AGENT</B> -- agente, comissionario<BR><BR> <B> AGGLOMERATE</B> -- aglomerar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> AGGLUTINATE</B> -- aglutinar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> AGGRANDIZE</B> -- agrandar<BR><BR> <B> AGGRAVATE</B> -- iritar; (worsen) agravar, apejorar<BR><BR> <B> AGGREAGATE</B> -- amassar, acumular; n. totale, totalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> AGGRESSION</B> -- agression<BR><BR> <B> AGGRIEVE</B> -- chagrinar, ofender, vexar<BR><BR> <B> AGHAST</B> -- consternat, horret<BR><BR> <B> AGILE</B> -- agil (-it&aacute;), alert<BR><BR> <B> AGITATE</B> -- agitar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> AGLOW</B> -- ardent, fervent<BR><BR> <B> AGNOSTIC</B> -- agnostic; n. agnostico<BR><BR> <B> AGO</B> -- ante. TW0 MONTHS ~: ante du mensus<BR><BR> <B> AGONIZE</B> -- tormentar, agonisar<BR><BR> <B> AGONY</B> -- torment(es), agonie<BR><BR> <B> AGRARIAN</B> -- a. agrari<BR><BR> <B> AGREE</B> -- consentir, concordar, acordar.<BR><BR> <B> AGREEMENT</B> -- consentiment, acorde, concordie, convention<BR><BR> <B> AGREEABLE</B> -- complesent, agreabil. I AM ~: yo consenti, yo concorda<BR><BR> <B> AGRICULTURE</B> -- agricultura (-al)<BR><BR> <B> AGROPHOBIA</B> -- agrofobie<BR><BR> <B> AGROUND</B> -- ye funde. TO RUN ~: strandar<BR><BR> <B> AGUE</B> -- febre (intermittent)<BR><BR> <B> AHEAD</B> -- TO BE ~ OF: esser in avan de, esser in facie de. STRAIGHT ~: rect adavan<BR><BR> <B> AID</B> -- n. apoy, auxilie (-ar), sucurse (-er), assistentie<BR><BR> <B> AIDE-DE-CAMP</B> -- adjutante<BR><BR> <B> AIL</B> -- haver maladie, esser malad<BR><BR> <B> AIM</B> -- n. scope, intention; v. visar; (gun) apuntar<BR><BR> <B> AIR</B> -- aere; (mus.) arie, melodie; (appearance) aspecte, aparentie; (manner) geste, maniere. ~TIGHT: hermetic, /&iacute;npenetrabil; v. aerar, ventilar<BR><BR> <B> AIRY</B> -- bon ventilat; spaciosi<BR><BR> <B> AISLE</B> -- ale<BR><BR> <B> AJAR</B> -- mi-apert<BR><BR> <B> AKIMBO, WITH ARMS</B> -- con li manus sur coxe<BR><BR> <B> AKIN</B> -- parent; afini<BR><BR> <B> ALABASTER</B> -- alabastre<BR><BR> <B> ALACK</B> -- o ve!<BR><BR> <B> ALACRITY</B> -- promptit&aacute;, alegrit&aacute;, avidit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ALARM</B> -- v. alarmar; (frighten) aterrer. TO BE ALARMED: anxiar se; n. timore. ~CLOCK: alarmhorloge<BR><BR> <B> ALAS</B> -- ve<BR><BR> <B> ALBATROSS</B> -- albatroz<BR><BR> <B> ALBEIT</B> -- malgr&eacute; que, etsi, benque<BR><BR> <B> ALBUM</B> -- album<BR><BR> <B> ALBUMEN</B> -- albumine, blanc ovin<BR><BR> <B> ALCHEMY</B> -- alchimie<BR><BR> <B> ALCOHOL</B> -- alcohol, sprite<BR><BR> <B> ALCOVE</B> -- alcove, niche<BR><BR> <B> ALDER</B> -- alne. BLACK ~: frangul<BR><BR> <B> ALDERMAN</B> -- chef consiliero<BR><BR> <B> ALE</B> -- bir<BR><BR> <B> ALEMBIC</B> -- alambic<BR><BR> <B> ALERT</B> -- alert, vigil, atentiv<BR><BR> <B> ALGEBRA</B> -- algebra<BR><BR> <B> ALIAS</B> -- n. fals nomine<BR><BR> <B> ALIBI</B> -- alibi<BR><BR> <B> ALIEN</B> -- a, foren, extran; n. foreno, extrano<BR><BR> <B> ALIENATE</B> -- alienar, vendir<BR><BR> <B> ALIGHT</B> -- v. descender de, expassuar; a.brulant. TO SET ~: incendiar, inflammar<BR><BR> <B> ALIGN</B> -- alinear (-ament)<BR><BR> <B> ALIKE</B> -- simil, egal, identic, pari<BR><BR> <B> ALIMENT</B> -- aliment (-ari, -ation), nutriment<BR><BR> <B> ALIMONY</B> -- aliment-mon&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> ALIVE</B> -- vivent; vivid, alert, vivaci. TO BE ~ WITH: formicar ye<BR><BR> <B> ALKALI</B> -- alcali (-in)<BR><BR> <B> ALL</B> -- (everything) omnicos; (the whole) li totalit&eacute;, lu tot; (- the) omni. AFTER ~: in fine, in summa. ABOVE ~: precipue. NOT AT ~: totmen ne, nequam. IT'S ~ THE SAME TO ME.: it es me egal. ~RIGHT: bon, in &oacute;rdine<BR><BR> <B> ALLAY</B> -- calmar, aleviar, moderar, quietar, mitigar<BR><BR> <B> ALLEGE</B> -- afirmar, asserter<BR><BR> <B> ALLEGIANCE</B> -- loyalit&aacute;, fidelit&aacute;, homage, deventie<BR><BR> <B> ALLEGORY</B> -- allegorie, par&aacute;bol<BR><BR> <B> ALLEVIATE</B> -- aleviar (-ation), mitigar<BR><BR> <B> ALLEY</B> -- stradette. BLIND ~: ciec-via, sacstrade<BR><BR> <B> ALLIANCE</B> -- alliantie<BR><BR> <B> ALLIED</B> -- afini, parent; (persons) alliat<BR><BR> <B> ALLIGATOR</B> -- caiman, alligator<BR><BR> <B> ALLITERATION</B> -- alitteration<BR><BR> <B> ALLOCATE</B> -- distribuer, assignar, portionar<BR><BR> <B> ALLOT</B> -- distribuer, portionar<BR><BR> <B> ALLOTMENT</B> -- (share) parte, portion, quote; (of land) parcelle<BR><BR> <B> ALLOW</B> -- admisser; (grant) conceder, permisser. ~ A DISCOUNT: rabattar<BR><BR> <B> ALLOWANCE</B> -- portion; (due -) egarde, consideration; (monetary) assignament; (discount) rabatte. TO MAKE ~S FOR: indulger<BR><BR> <B> ALLOY</B> -- alligar; n. mixtura, alliage<BR><BR> <B> ALLUDE</B> -- aluder (-Sion)<BR><BR> <B> ALLURE</B> -- seducter, atraer, lurar<BR><BR> <B> ALLUVIUM</B> -- alluvie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> ALLY</B> -- v. alliar, junter, unir; n. alliate<BR><BR> <B> ALMANAC</B> -- almanac, calendare<BR><BR> <B> ALMIGHTY</B> -- omnipotent<BR><BR> <B> ALMOND</B> -- mandul (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> ALMOST</B> -- presc; quasi<BR><BR> <B> ALMS</B> -- almosne<BR><BR> <B> ALOE</B> -- aloe<BR><BR> <B> ALOFT</B> -- supra, in supra<BR><BR> <B> ALONE</B> -- sol, solitari; (only) solmen. TO LEAVE ~: lassar tranquil. LET ~: a tacer pri<BR><BR> <B> ALONG</B> -- along. ~ WITH: junt con. -SIDE: (naut.) bord a borde<BR><BR> <B> ALOOF</B> -- reservat. TO KEEP ~ FROM: tener se lontan de, evitar, restar neutral<BR><BR> <B> ALOUD</B> -- vocosi, con voce, audibilmen<BR><BR> <B> ALP</B> -- alpe (-in)<BR><BR> <B> ALPACA</B> -- alpaca<BR><BR> <B> ALPHABET</B> -- alfabete (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ALREADY</B> -- ja<BR><BR> <B> ALSO</B> -- anc; (moreover) adplu<BR><BR> <B> ALTAR</B> -- altare<BR><BR> <B> ALTER</B> -- alterar (-ation), changear, mutar, modificar<BR><BR> <B> ALTERNATE</B> -- a. alternant; v. alternar (-ation, -ative, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> ALTHOUGH</B> -- benque, etsi<BR><BR> <B> ALTITUDE</B> -- altore, altit&aacute;; (geogr.) altitudine<BR><BR> <B> ALTO</B> -- alto<BR><BR> <B> ALTOGETHER</B> -- (as a whole) in tot; (wholly) totmen, absolutmen<BR><BR> <B> ALTRUISM</B> -- altruisme<BR><BR> <B> ALUM</B> -- alune<BR><BR> <B> ALUMINIUM</B> -- aluminium<BR><BR> <B> ALVEOLAR</B> -- alveolari<BR><BR> <B> ALWAYS</B> -- sempre<BR><BR> <B> AMALGAM</B> -- amalgam<BR><BR> <B> AMANUENSIS</B> -- secretario, assistente<BR><BR> <B> AMARANTH</B> -- amarante<BR><BR> <B> AMASS</B> -- amassar, acumular<BR><BR> <B> AMATEUR</B> -- dilettante (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> AMAZE</B> -- astonar (-ant, -ament)<BR><BR> <B> AMAZON</B> -- amazona<BR><BR> <B> AMBASSADOR</B> -- ambassador<BR><BR> <B> AMBER</B> -- ambre<BR><BR> <B> AMBERGRIS</B> -- ambregrise<BR><BR> <B> AMBIDEXTEROUS</B> -- ambid&eacute;xteri<BR><BR> <B> AMBIGUOUS</B> -- ambigui (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> AMBITION</B> -- ambitie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> AMBLE</B> -- v. amblar<BR><BR> <B> AMBROSIA</B> -- ambrosie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> AMBULANCE</B> -- ambulantie<BR><BR> <B> AMBUSH</B> -- inboscada; v. inboscar<BR><BR> <B> AMELIORATE</B> -- ameliorar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> AMEN</B> -- amen<BR><BR> <B> AMENABLE</B> -- ductibil, influentiabil, docil, complesent<BR><BR> <B> AMEND</B> -- corecter, emendar<BR><BR> <B> AMENDS, TO MAKE</B> -- compensar<BR><BR> <B> AMENITY</B> -- agreabilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> AMETHYST</B> -- ametist<BR><BR> <B> AMIABLE</B> -- amabil, afabil, suavi, amical<BR><BR> <B> AMICABLE</B> -- amical<BR><BR> <B> AMID</B> -- inter, in medie de<BR><BR> <B> AMISS</B> -- incorect, fals. TO BE ~ WITH: mancar. TO TAKE ~: esser ofendet per, prender in male<BR><BR> <B> AMMETER</B> -- amper-metre<BR><BR> <B> AMMONIA</B> -- amoniac<BR><BR> <B> AMMUNITION</B> -- munition<BR><BR> <B> AMOK</B> -- amocc<BR><BR> <B> AMONG</B> -- inter. FROM ~: ex<BR><BR> <B> AMOROUS</B> -- amorosi<BR><BR> <B> AMORPHOUS</B> -- amorf, sin forme<BR><BR> <B> AMOUNT</B> -- n. summa, quantit&aacute;; v. (to ~ to) summar a, equivaler<BR><BR> <B> AMOUR</B> -- amor-afere<BR><BR> <B> AMPHIBIOUS</B> -- amfibic<BR><BR> <B> AMPHIBIAN</B> -- n. amfibie<BR><BR> <B> AMPLE</B> -- ampli ( -ficar, -fication, -ficator), suficent<BR><BR> <B> AMPLITUDE</B> -- amplore<BR><BR> <B> AMPUTATE</B> -- amputar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> AMULET</B> -- amulete, talisman<BR><BR> <B> AMUSE</B> -- amusar (-ation, -ant), divertisser.<BR><BR> <B> AMUSING</B> -- drolli<BR><BR> <B> AN</B> -- un<BR><BR> <B> ANACHRONISM</B> -- anacronisme<BR><BR> <B> ANAEMIA</B> -- anemie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ANAESTHESIA</B> -- anestesie<BR><BR> <B> ANAESTHETIC</B> -- anestetic (-a); n. anestetico<BR><BR> <B> ANAGRAM</B> -- anagramma<BR><BR> <B> ANALOGY</B> -- analog (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> ANALYSE</B> -- analisar. ANALYSIS: analise<BR><BR> <B> ANALYTICAL</B> -- analitic<BR><BR> <B> ANARCHY</B> -- anarchic (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> ANATHEMA</B> -- anatema<BR><BR> <B> ANATOMY</B> -- anatomie (-ic, -ico, -isar), structura<BR><BR> <B> ANCESTOR</B> -- antecessor (-al), preavo<BR><BR> <B> ANCESTRY</B> -- progenitores, antecessores, devenientie<BR><BR> <B> ANCHOR</B> -- ancre (-ar, -age)<BR><BR> <B> ANCHORITE</B> -- anacorete, eremite<BR><BR> <B> ANCHOVY</B> -- anchove<BR><BR> <B> ANCIENT</B> -- ancian, antiqui, old<BR><BR> <B> ANCILLARY</B> -- suplementari, auxiliari<BR><BR> <B> AND</B> -- e. AND SO ON: et cetera<BR><BR> <B> ANECDOTE</B> -- anecdote<BR><BR> <B> ANEMOMETER</B> -- anemometre<BR><BR> <B> ANEMONE</B> -- anemone<BR><BR> <B> ANENT</B> -- pri, concernent<BR><BR> <B> ANEURISM</B> -- aneurisme<BR><BR> <B> ANEW</B> -- denov<BR><BR> <B> ANGEL</B> -- &aacute;ngel (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ANGER</B> -- colere (-osi); v. colerar<BR><BR> <B> ANGLE</B> -- angul (-ari); v. croc-piscar<BR><BR> <B> ANGRY</B> -- incolerat, coleric<BR><BR> <B> ANGUISH</B> -- anxiet&aacute;, angustie, torment<BR><BR> <B> ANILINE</B> -- aniline<BR><BR> <B> ANIMADVERSION</B> -- blama, reproche, reprimande<BR><BR> <B> ANIMAL</B> -- bestie, animale, brute; a. animalic<BR><BR> <B> ANIMALCULA</B> -- infusories<BR><BR> <B> ANIMATE</B> -- animar, inspirar<BR><BR> <B> ANIMOSITY</B> -- inamicit&aacute;, hostilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ANISEED</B> -- anise<BR><BR> <B> ANKER</B> -- ancre (-age)<BR><BR> <B> ANKLE</B> -- malleol<BR><BR> <B> ANNALS</B> -- annales, cronica<BR><BR> <B> ANNEAL</B> -- temperar<BR><BR> <B> ANNEX</B> -- n. anexe; v. anexer, adjunter<BR><BR> <B> ANNIHILATE</B> -- anihilar (-ation), destructer, exterminar<BR><BR> <B> ANNIVERSARY</B> -- anniversarie<BR><BR> <B> ANNOTATE</B> -- anotar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ANNOUNCE</B> -- anunciar, notificar, proclamar<BR><BR> <B> ANNOUNCEMENT</B> -- anuncie, proclamation<BR><BR> <B> ANNOY</B> -- vexar, molestar, trublar, genar<BR><BR> <B> ANNUAL</B> -- annual; n. (book) annuarium; (plant) annuale<BR><BR> <B> ANNUITY</B> -- annuit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ANNUL</B> -- anullar, abolir, abrogar<BR><BR> <B> ANNUNCIATION</B> -- Anunciation<BR><BR> <B> ANODE</B> -- anode<BR><BR> <B> ANODYNE</B> -- anodine, dedolorative<BR><BR> <B> ANOINT</B> -- unguentar, uncter<BR><BR> <B> ANOMALY</B> -- anomalie<BR><BR> <B> ANON</B> -- strax; (later) bentost; depoy<BR><BR> <B> ANONYMOUS</B> -- anonim (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> ANOTHER</B> -- altri, ancor un. ONE ~: unaltru<BR><BR> <B> ANSERINE</B> -- gansin; stult<BR><BR> <B> ANSWER</B> -- replica, response; v. responder. TO ~ FOR: responsar<BR><BR> <B> ANT</B> -- form&iacute;ca. ~HILL: formiciera<BR><BR> <B> ANTAGONISM</B> -- antagonisme, oposition<BR><BR> <B> ANTARCTIC</B> -- antarctic. THE ~: antarctica<BR><BR> <B> ANTECEDENT</B> -- a. ~, anteyan, anteriori<BR><BR> <B> ANTE-</B> -- ante-datar, -natal etc.<BR><BR> <B> ANTELOPE</B> -- antilop<BR><BR> <B> ANTENNA</B> -- antenne<BR><BR> <B> ANTERIOR</B> -- anteriori<BR><BR> <B> ANTHEM</B> -- himne, antifon; arie national<BR><BR> <B> ANTHER</B> -- antere<BR><BR> <B> ANTHOLOGY</B> -- antologie<BR><BR> <B> ANTHRACITE</B> -- antracite<BR><BR> <B> ANTHRAX</B> -- antraxe<BR><BR> <B> ANTHROPO-</B> -- antropo-logo, -metric<BR><BR> <B> ANTI-</B> -- anti-semite, -septic etc.<BR><BR> <B> AHTICIPATE</B> -- anticipar (-ation). IN ~: anticipatmen<BR><BR> <B> ANTICS</B> -- droller&iacute;e, gestes grotesc<BR><BR> <B> ANTIDOTE</B> -- antidot, antitoxine<BR><BR> <B> ANTIMONY</B> -- antimon<BR><BR> <B> ANTIPATHY</B> -- antipat&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> ANTIPODES</B> -- antipode<BR><BR> <B> ANTIQUARIAN</B> -- n. antiquario; a. antiquaric<BR><BR> <B> ANTIQUATED</B> -- antiquat, obsolet<BR><BR> <B> ANTIQUITY</B> -- antiquit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ANTIRRHINUM</B> -- antirr&iacute;num, bocca de leon<BR><BR> <B> ANTITHESIS</B> -- antitese<BR><BR> <B> ANTLER</B> -- cornament, cornatura<BR><BR> <B> ANUS</B> -- &aacute;nus<BR><BR> <B> ANVIL</B> -- incude<BR><BR> <B> ANXIETY</B> -- anxiet&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ANXIOUS</B> -- &iacute;ntranquil, anxiosi; tre desirosi<BR><BR> <B> ANY</B> -- alquel, quelcunc; (- kind of) alqual, qualcunc. Often omitted: HAVE YOU ANY MATCHES: esque vu have inflammettes? I WILL NOT STAY ANY LONGER: yo ne va restar plu long<BR><BR> <B> ANYBODY</B> -- (interr.) alcun, alqu&iacute;, alquem; (no matter who(m)) quicunc, quemcunc<BR><BR> <B> ANYHOW</B> -- alquam; (no matter how) quamcunc<BR><BR> <B> ANYTHING</B> -- (interr.) alqu&oacute;; (no matter what) quocunc<BR><BR> <B> ANYWHERE</B> -- (interr.) alc&uacute;; (no matter where) ucunc<BR><BR> <B> APACE</B> -- rapidmen, hastosimen<BR><BR> <B> APART</B> -- apart, separat, isolat, desunit. ~ FROM<BR><BR> <B> THAT</B> -- ultra to<BR><BR> <B> APATHETIC</B> -- ap&aacute;tic. APATHY: apat&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> APE</B> -- simio; v. imitachar, simiar<BR><BR> <B> APERIENT</B> -- purgative, laxative<BR><BR> <B> APERTURE</B> -- apertura, intersticie<BR><BR> <B> APEX</B> -- punta, s&oacute;mmite, culmine<BR><BR> <B> APHORISM</B> -- aforisme<BR><BR> <B> APIARY</B> -- apiera. APIARIST: apioultor<BR><BR> <B> APIECE</B> -- (por) chascun<BR><BR> <B> APOGEE</B> -- apog&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> APOLOGIZE</B> -- demandar pardon<BR><BR> <B> APOLOGY</B> -- excusa, apologie<BR><BR> <B> APOPLECTIC</B> -- apoplectic<BR><BR> <B> APOPLEXY</B> -- apoplexie<BR><BR> <B> APOSTASY</B> -- apostasie<BR><BR> <B> APOSTATE</B> -- apostatico<BR><BR> <B> APOSTLE</B> -- ap&oacute;stol (-ic), disoiple<BR><BR> <B> APOSTROPHE</B> -- apostrof<BR><BR> <B> APOTHECARY</B> -- apotecario, farmacist<BR><BR> <B> APOTHEGM</B> -- maxime, aforisme<BR><BR> <B> APOTHEOSIS</B> -- apoteose<BR><BR> <B> APPAL</B> -- aterrer, decoragear<BR><BR> <B> APPANAGE</B> -- apanage<BR><BR> <B> APPARATUS</B> -- aparate<BR><BR> <B> APPAREL</B> -- vestiment, costume<BR><BR> <B> APPARENT</B> -- aparent (-ie), semblant<BR><BR> <B> APPARITION</B> -- aparition, fantom, sp&iacute;rite<BR><BR> <B> APPEAL</B> -- n. apelle; v. apellar; implorar, suplicar APPEAR: aparir; (seem) aparer (-entie), semblar<BR><BR> <B> APPEARANCE</B> -- aspecte, semblantie<BR><BR> <B> APPEASE</B> -- calmar, quietar, tranquilisar<BR><BR> <B> APPELLANT</B> -- apellante, acusator<BR><BR> <B> APPEND</B> -- anexer, adjunter. apender<BR><BR> <B> APPENDIX</B> -- ap&eacute;ndice (-ite)<BR><BR> <B> APPERTAIN</B> -- apartener<BR><BR> <B> APPETITE</B> -- apetite. APPETISING: apetitisant<BR><BR> <B> APPLAUD</B> -- aplauder; (clap) claccar. APPLAUSE: aplause<BR><BR> <B> APPLE</B> -- pom (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> APPLIANCE</B> -- aparate, utensile, expediente, machine<BR><BR> <B> APPLICABLE</B> -- aplic&aacute;bil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> APPLY</B> -- aplicar (-abil, -ation). TO ~ TO: tornar se a. TO ~ ONESELF TO: devoer se a<BR><BR> <B> APPOINT</B> -- fixar, destinar, etablisser; (a person) nominar, electer. APPOINTMENT: rendev&uacute;, nomination, oficie<BR><BR> <B> APPORTION</B> -- partir, aportionar, divider<BR><BR> <B> APPOSITE</B> -- apt, convenent<BR><BR> <B> APPOSITION</B> -- aposition<BR><BR> <B> APPRAISE</B> -- apreciar, taxar, evaluar, estimar<BR><BR> <B> APPRECIATE</B> -- apreciar, estimar<BR><BR> <B> APPREHEND</B> -- percepter, comprender; arestar<BR><BR> <B> APPREHENSIVE</B> -- &iacute;nquiet. TO BE ~ OF: esser &iacute;nquiet, timer pri<BR><BR> <B> APPRENTICE</B> -- aprentiso (-age)<BR><BR> <B> APPRISE</B> -- avisar, informar, notificar<BR><BR> <B> APPROACH</B> -- aproximar se, avicinar se, ear al incontra de<BR><BR> <B> APPROBATION</B> -- aprobation<BR><BR> <B> APPROPRIATE</B> -- convenent, scope-conform, apt; v. apropriar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> APPROVE</B> -- aprobar<BR><BR> <B> APPROXIMATE</B> -- aproximativ; v. aproximar (se)<BR><BR> <B> APPROXIMATELY</B> -- circa<BR><BR> <B> APPURTENANCES</B> -- accessories, garnitura, requisites<BR><BR> <B> APRICOT</B> -- abricot<BR><BR> <B> APRIL</B> -- april<BR><BR> <B> APRON</B> -- avantale<BR><BR> <B> APROPOS</B> -- aprop&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> APSE</B> -- apside, altar-niche<BR><BR> <B> APT</B> -- apt, inclinat. TO BE ~ TO: tender<BR><BR> <B> AQUARELLE</B> -- aquarelle<BR><BR> <B> AQUARIUM</B> -- aquarium<BR><BR> <B> AQUATIC</B> -- aquatic<BR><BR> <B> AQUEDUCT</B> -- aqueducte<BR><BR> <B> AQUILINE</B> -- aquilin<BR><BR> <B> ARABESQUE</B> -- arabesca<BR><BR> <B> ARABLE</B> -- arabil, plugabil<BR><BR> <B> ARBITER</B> -- arbitre (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> ARBITRATE</B> -- arbitrar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> ARBORESCENT</B> -- arboratri<BR><BR> <B> ARBOUR</B> -- p&eacute;rgola, laube<BR><BR> <B> ARC</B> -- arc (-ade, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> ARCH</B> -- arc, ogive; a. friponi<BR><BR> <B> ARCH-</B> -- archi-angel, -episcop, etc.<BR><BR> <B> ARCHAIC</B> -- arcaic. ARCHAISM: arcaisme<BR><BR> <B> ARCHEOLOGIST</B> -- archeologo (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> ARCHIPELAGO</B> -- archipelago<BR><BR> <B> ARCHITECT</B> -- architecte (-ura)<BR><BR> <B> ARCHITRAVE</B> -- architrav<BR><BR> <B> ARCHIVES</B> -- archive (-ario)<BR><BR> <B> ARCTIC</B> -- arctic. THE ~: Arctica<BR><BR> <B> ARDENT</B> -- ardent, fervent, impetuosi<BR><BR> <B> ARDOUR</B> -- ardore<BR><BR> <B> ARDUOUS</B> -- penosi, laborosi, fatigant<BR><BR> <B> AREA</B> -- area, superficie, spacie<BR><BR> <B> ARENA</B> -- arena<BR><BR> <B> ARGENT</B> -- argente (-in)<BR><BR> <B> ARGILLACEOUS</B> -- argilosi, argilatri<BR><BR> <B> ARGUE</B> -- arguer (-ment)j (dispute) argumentar, disputar<BR><BR> <B> ARIA</B> -- arie<BR><BR> <B> ARID</B> -- arid (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> ARIGHT</B> -- just(men)<BR><BR> <B> ARISE</B> -- levar se. TO ~ OUT OF: nascer ex, provenir<BR><BR> <B> ARISTOCRAT</B> -- aristocrate (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> ARITHMETIC</B> -- aritmetica<BR><BR> <B> ARITHMETICIAN</B> -- aritmetico<BR><BR> <B> ARK</B> -- (Noah's) area de No&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> ARM</B> -- (limb) brasse; (mil.) arme. ARMFUL: brassade. ARMPIT: axille; v. armar (-ament). COAT OF ~S: blason, emblema<BR><BR> <B> ARMCHAIR</B> -- fotel<BR><BR> <B> ARMISTICE</B> -- armisticie<BR><BR> <B> ARMOUR</B> -- curasse; v. blindar<BR><BR> <B> ARMOURY</B> -- arsenale; armer&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> ARMY</B> -- arm&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> AROMA</B> -- aroma (-tic), odore, parfum<BR><BR> <B> AROUND</B> -- circum; (approx.) circa, pluminu<BR><BR> <B> AROUSE</B> -- alarmar, avigilar; (stir up) excitar, iritar<BR><BR> <B> ARQUEBUS</B> -- arcabuse (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> ARRACK</B> -- Aracc<BR><BR> <B> ARRAIGN</B> -- acusar, inculpar<BR><BR> <B> ARRANGE</B> -- arangear (-ament), ordinar; disposir<BR><BR> <B> ARRANT</B> -- archi-<BR><BR> <B> ARRAY</B> -- n. &oacute;rdine, serie; vestes; v. ordinar, arangear; vestir<BR><BR> <B> ARREARS</B> -- residue, rest, summa &iacute;npayat<BR><BR> <B> ARREST</B> -- n. areste (-ar); (stop) impedir<BR><BR> <B> ARRIVAL</B> -- ariva; (person) ariva(n)te<BR><BR> <B> ARRIVE</B> -- arivar, advenir<BR><BR> <B> ARROGATE</B> -- arogar, pretender<BR><BR> <B> ARROGANT</B> -- arogant (-ie), insolent, pretensiosi<BR><BR> <B> ARROW</B> -- fleche. ~SHAPED: sagittiform<BR><BR> <B> ARSENAL</B> -- arsenale, armer&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> ARSENIC</B> -- arsenic<BR><BR> <B> ARSON</B> -- incendiation<BR><BR> <B> ART</B> -- arte (-ist, -istic). ~ GALIERY: pinacoteca<BR><BR> <B> ARTERY</B> -- arterie (-osclerose)<BR><BR> <B> ARTFUL</B> -- astut (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> ARTHRITIS</B> -- artrite<BR><BR> <B> ARTICHOKE</B> -- artichoc. JERUSALEM ~: topinambur<BR><BR> <B> ARTICLE</B> -- articul; (thing) cose<BR><BR> <B> ARTICULATE</B> -- articular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ARTIFICE</B> -- artificie<BR><BR> <B> ARTIFICIAL</B> -- artifical (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> ARTILLERY</B> -- artillerie<BR><BR> <B> ARTISAN</B> -- artisian (-al, -atu)<BR><BR> <B> ARTLESS</B> -- naiv, inafectat, simplic, ingenui (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> AS</B> -- (because) proque; (manner) quam. ~ RICH ~: tam rich quam. ~ FAR ~: til. ~ FAR ~ I KNOW: secun quo yo save. ~ TO: concernent<BR><BR> <B> ASBESTOS</B> -- asbeste<BR><BR> <B> ASCEND</B> -- ascender (-Sion), montar<BR><BR> <B> ASCENDANCY</B> -- superiorit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ASCERTAIN</B> -- constatar<BR><BR> <B> ASCETIC</B> -- (person) ascete (-ic, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> ASCRIBE</B> -- atribuer, imputar<BR><BR> <B> ASH</B> -- cindre (-iere); (tree) fraxine<BR><BR> <B> ASHAMED</B> -- hontosi. TO BE ~: hontar. TO MAKE ~: ahontar<BR><BR> <B> ASIDE</B> -- ad-l&aacute;tere. TO PUT ~: escartar<BR><BR> <B> ASININE</B> -- asinin<BR><BR> <B> ASK</B> -- questionar, interrogar. ~ FOR: petir, demandar<BR><BR> <B> ASKANCE</B> -- TO LOOK ~ AT: regardar con suspection<BR><BR> <B> ASKEW</B> -- obliqui<BR><BR> <B> ASLANT</B> -- obliqui, inclinat, clin<BR><BR> <B> ASLEEP</B> -- dormient, indormit. TO PALL ~: indormir<BR><BR> <B> ASP</B> -- aspide, v&iacute;pere; (tree) tremul<BR><BR> <B> ASPARAGUS</B> -- asparge<BR><BR> <B> ASPECT</B> -- aspecte, vis-punctu<BR><BR> <B> ASPERITY</B> -- asprit&aacute;, acerbit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ASPERSION</B> -- calumnie. TO CAST ~S: defamar, descreditar<BR><BR> <B> ASPHALT</B> -- asfalte<BR><BR> <B> ASPHYXIATE</B> -- asfixiar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ASPIRATE</B> -- v. aspirar (-ant, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> ASPIRE</B> -- aspirar (a), penar, efortiar<BR><BR> <B> ASS</B> -- &aacute;sino; stupidon, stulton<BR><BR> <B> ASSAIL</B> -- ataccar, assaltar<BR><BR> <B> ASSASSIN</B> -- mortard. ASSASSINATE: assassinar (—ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> ASSAULT</B> -- n. assalte (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> ASSAY</B> -- v. provar, essayar<BR><BR> <B> ASSEMBLE</B> -- convenir, assemblar, reunir se<BR><BR> <B> ASSEMBLY</B> -- assemble, convenida<BR><BR> <B> ASSENT</B> -- assentir, consentir. TO GIVE - TO: sanctionar, aprobar<BR><BR> <B> ASSERT</B> -- asserter (-ion), afirmar<BR><BR> <B> ASSESS</B> -- evaluar (-ation), taxar<BR><BR> <B> ASSETS</B> -- actives<BR><BR> <B> ASSIDUOUS</B> -- assidui (-t&aacute;), diligent<BR><BR> <B> ASSIGN</B> -- assignar, atribuer<BR><BR> <B> ASSIMILATE</B> -- assimilar (-ation)j incorporar<BR><BR> <B> ASSIST</B> -- auxiliar, assister (-ente, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> ASSIZES</B> -- assises, tribunale<BR><BR> <B> ASSOCIATE</B> -- n. socioj v. associar (se)<BR><BR> <B> ASSOCIATION</B> -- association, societ&eacute;, club<BR><BR> <B> ASSONANCE</B> -- assonantie<BR><BR> <B> ASSORT</B> -- assortir (-iment), classificar<BR><BR> <B> ASSUAGE</B> -- mitigar, moderar, lenir, aleviar<BR><BR> <B> ASSUME</B> -- suposir; (usurp) usurpar. TO ~ AS TRUE: acceptar. TO ~ A LIKENESS: simular<BR><BR> <B> ASSUMPTION</B> -- hipotese<BR><BR> <B> ASSURE</B> -- assecurar, afirmar<BR><BR> <B> ASSURANCE</B> -- (insurance) assecurantie (self-confidence) aplombe<BR><BR> <B> ASTER</B> -- aster<BR><BR> <B> ASTERISK</B> -- asterisco<BR><BR> <B> ASTERN</B> -- a sterne, a dorse<BR><BR> <B> ASTHMA</B> -- astma (-tic, -tico)<BR><BR> <B> ASTONISH</B> -- astonar (-ament, -ant), surprisar<BR><BR> <B> ASTRADDLE</B> -- con gambes furcat<BR><BR> <B> ASTRAL</B> -- astral<BR><BR> <B> ASTREY, TO GO</B> -- * misviar; errar<BR><BR> <B> ASTRINGENT</B> -- astringent<BR><BR> <B> ASTROLOGER</B> -- astrologo (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> ASTRONOMER</B> -- astronom (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> ASTUTE</B> -- astut (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> ASUNDER</B> -- apart, separat; dis-<BR><BR> <B> ASYLUM</B> -- asil, hospicie por alienates<BR><BR> <B> AT</B> -- (place) in (London), a; (time) ye.<BR><BR> <B> AT THREE O'CLOCK|AT</B> -- ye tri horas; (house, shop) che.<BR><BR> <B> AT THE BARBER'S|AT</B> -- che li barbero; (towards) vers, contra, a; (at the rate of) tri horloges a Fr. 100.<BR><BR> <B> AT ALL EVENTS|AT</B> -- in omni casu.<BR><BR> <B> AT LEAST|AT</B> -- adminim.<BR><BR> <B> AT ONCE|AT</B> -- strax.<BR><BR> <B> AT MOST|AT</B> -- admaxim<BR><BR> <B> ATHEISM</B> -- ateisme. ATHEIST: ateo<BR><BR> <B> ATHLETE</B> -- atlete (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ATLAS</B> -- atlas, landcarte<BR><BR> <B> ATMOSPHERE</B> -- atmosfere (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ATMOSPHERICS</B> -- atmosferic perturbationes<BR><BR> <B> ATOLL</B> -- atoile<BR><BR> <B> ATOM</B> -- atom (-ic, -bombe)<BR><BR> <B> ATONE POR, TO</B> -- * expiar, compensar<BR><BR> <B> ATROCIOUS</B> -- atroci (-t&aacute;), horribil<BR><BR> <B> ATROPHY</B> -- n. atrofie (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> ATTACH</B> -- atachar (-ament), fixar, ligar<BR><BR> <B> ATTACK</B> -- ataccar; n. atacca<BR><BR> <B> ATTAIN</B> -- atinger (-ement), obtener<BR><BR> <B> ATTAINMENTS</B> -- aquisition mental<BR><BR> <B> ATTAINT</B> -- macular<BR><BR> <B> ATTEMPT</B> -- (on life) atentar (-ate); provar, penar<BR><BR> <B> ATTEND</B> -- (wait) atender; (be present) assister, esser present; (pay attention) atenter; (wait on) servir, cuidar<BR><BR> <B> ATTENDANT</B> -- servitor; acompaniator<BR><BR> <B> ATTENTION</B> -- atention<BR><BR> <B> ATTENUATE</B> -- atenuar, diluer, rarificar<BR><BR> <B> ATTEST</B> -- atestar<BR><BR> <B> ATTIC</B> -- mansarde<BR><BR> <B> ATTIRE</B> -- vestiment, costume<BR><BR> <B> ATTITUDE</B> -- atitude, position, posa, postura<BR><BR> <B> ATTORNEY</B> -- avocate, mandatario; agente, jurist. ~ GENERAL: procurator<BR><BR> <B> ATTRACT</B> -- atraer (-tion, -tiv)<BR><BR> <B> ATTRIBUTE</B> -- n. qualit&aacute;, caracteristicum; v. atribuer<BR><BR> <B> ATTRITION</B> -- frottation, atrition<BR><BR> <B> ATTUNE</B> -- acordar<BR><BR> <B> AUBURN</B> -- rubi-aurin, ross<BR><BR> <B> AUCTION</B> -- auction (-ar, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> AUDACIOUS</B> -- audaci (-t&aacute;), temerari<BR><BR> <B> AUDIBLE</B> -- audibil (-it&aacute;), perceptibil<BR><BR> <B> AUDIENCE</B> -- (hearing) audientie, audition; (persons) auditorie, spectatores<BR><BR> <B> AUDITORIUM</B> -- auditoria<BR><BR> <B> AUDIT</B> -- conto-control (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> AUDITOR</B> -- revisor, verificator de contos<BR><BR> <B> AUGER</B> -- (per)forator<BR><BR> <B> AUGMENT</B> -- augmentar (-ation), supleer, suplementar<BR><BR> <B> AUGURY</B> -- augure<BR><BR> <B> AUGUST</B> -- august; (adj.) majestic<BR><BR> <B> AUNT</B> -- tanta<BR><BR> <B> AUREOLA</B> -- aureol<BR><BR> <B> AURICLE</B> -- orel(ette), auricul<BR><BR> <B> AURIFEROUS</B> -- auriferi<BR><BR> <B> AURORA BOREALIS</B> -- aurora boreal, luce polari<BR><BR> <B> AUSCULTATE</B> -- auscultar<BR><BR> <B> AUSPICES</B> -- auspicies<BR><BR> <B> AUSPICIOUS</B> -- de bon augure, oportun, favorabil<BR><BR> <B> AUSTERE</B> -- austeri (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> AUSTRAL</B> -- sudic<BR><BR> <B> AUTHENTIC</B> -- autentic (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> AUTHOR</B> -- autor (-essa, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> AUTHORITY</B> -- autorit&aacute;; (collect) autorit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> AUTO-</B> -- auto-crate, -graf, -mobile, -nomie<BR><BR> <B> AUTUMN</B> -- autun (-al)<BR><BR> <B> AUXILIARY</B> -- auxiliari<BR><BR> <B> AVAIL</B> -- valer. IT WILL ~ NOTHING: it va esser inutil. TO ~ ONESELF OF THE OPPORTUNITY: profitar li ocasion<BR><BR> <B> AVAILABLE</B> -- disponibil, obtenibil; (person) accessibil; (ticket) valid<BR><BR> <B> AVALANCHE</B> -- avalanche<BR><BR> <B> AVARICIOUS</B> -- avari, cupid (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> AVENGE</B> -- (re)venjar<BR><BR> <B> AVENUE</B> -- aven&uacute;e, all&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> AVER</B> -- afirmar<BR><BR> <B> AVERAGE</B> -- medial valore; (marine insurance) havarie. ON THE ~: medialmen<BR><BR> <B> AVERSE</B> -- aversi, desinclinat<BR><BR> <B> AVERSION</B> -- aversion<BR><BR> <B> AVERT</B> -- impedir, detornar, preventer<BR><BR> <B> AVIARY</B> -- aviarium<BR><BR> <B> AVIATION</B> -- aviation<BR><BR> <B> AVID</B> -- avid (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> AVOCATION</B> -- vocation, profession, ocupation, mestiere<BR><BR> <B> AVOID</B> -- evitar<BR><BR> <B> AVOUCH</B> -- asserter<BR><BR> <B> AVOW</B> -- confesser, declarar<BR><BR> <B> AWAIT</B> -- atender<BR><BR> <B> AWAKE(N)</B> -- a. vigil; v. avigilar (se)<BR><BR> <B> AWARD</B> -- adjudicar; n. judicament, sententie; (prize) premie<BR><BR> <B> AWARE, TO BE</B> -- * saver; (conscious of) conscier. TO BECOME ~: percepter<BR><BR> <B> AWAY</B> -- for, absent<BR><BR> <B> AWE</B> -- timore, veneration, reverentie<BR><BR> <B> AWFUL</B> -- terribil, horribil<BR><BR> <B> AWEARY</B> -- lassi, fatigat<BR><BR> <B> AWHILE</B> -- poc momentes<BR><BR> <B> AWKWARD</B> -- &iacute;nhabil, genant, rustic; embarassant, plump<BR><BR> <B> AWL</B> -- alen<BR><BR> <B> AWNING</B> -- (canopy) marquise, covritura<BR><BR> <B> AWRY</B> -- tordet, obliqui<BR><BR> <B> AXE</B> -- hache<BR><BR> <B> AXIOM</B> -- axioma (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> AXIS</B> -- axe<BR><BR> <B> AXLE</B> -- axe<BR><BR> <B> AYE</B> -- yes. FOR ~: por sempre<BR><BR> <B> AZIMUTH</B> -- azimute<BR><BR> <B> AZURE</B> -- azur<BR><BR> 946 4179 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue b]] moved to [[english-Interlingue b]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> BABBLE</B> -- babillar (-aci, -ada)<BR><BR> <B> BABE, BABY</B> -- beb&eacute;, infante (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> BABEL</B> -- babel<BR><BR> <B> BABOON</B> -- paviane<BR><BR> <B> BACCHALAUREATE</B> -- baccalaureat<BR><BR> <B> BACCHANAL</B> -- debochant<BR><BR> <B> BACHELOR</B> -- celibo; (graduate) baccalaureo<BR><BR> <B> BACILLUS</B> -- bacille<BR><BR> <B> BACK</B> -- dorse, parte posteriori. AT THE ~ OF: detra. TO COME ~: revenir, retornar. TO ~PEDAL: retropedalar; v. (a horse) retroducter; (intr.) retropassuar; (sails) baccar; (support) suportar, subtener<BR><BR> <B> BACKBITE</B> -- calumniar<BR><BR> <B> BACKBONE</B> -- spine dorsal<BR><BR> <B> BACKGAMMON</B> -- trictrac<BR><BR> <B> BACKGROUND</B> -- funde<BR><BR> <B> BACKSHEESH</B> -- bakchich<BR><BR> <B> BACKSIDE</B> -- cul<BR><BR> <B> BACKSLIDE</B> -- rebeller, apostasiar. BACKSLIDER: apostatico<BR><BR> <B> BACKSTAIRS</B> -- detra-scaliere<BR><BR> <B> BACKWARD, TO BE</B> -- * aprender desfacilmen<BR><BR> <B> BACKWARDS</B> -- retro-. ~ AND FORWARDS: a ci e ta<BR><BR> <B> BACKWATER</B> -- aqua barrat<BR><BR> <B> BACON</B> -- larde<BR><BR> <B> BACTERIA</B> -- bacteries<BR><BR> <B> BAD</B> -- mal, malin, maliciosi, putrid<BR><BR> <B> BAD-TEMPERED</B> -- malhumorat<BR><BR> <B> BADGE</B> -- signe, marca; (of rank) insigne<BR><BR> <B> BADGER</B> -- taxon; v. molestar, tormentar<BR><BR> <B> BADINAGE</B> -- jocada, burler&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> BAFFLE</B> -- confuser, impedir, frustrar. BAFFLING: mocant, confusent<BR><BR> <B> BAG</B> -- sac; (purse) borse; (lady's handbag) recitul; (valise) valise<BR><BR> <B> BAGATELLE</B> -- bagatelle<BR><BR> <B> BAGGAGE</B> -- bagage<BR><BR> <B> BAGGY</B> -- sacatri, sacformi<BR><BR> <B> BAGPIPE</B> -- cornamuse<BR><BR> <B> BAIL</B> -- garante. TO GO ~ FOR: garantir; (sum of money) caution<BR><BR> <B> BAILIFF</B> -- economo, intendante; sheriff<BR><BR> <B> BAIRN</B> -- infante, filie<BR><BR> <B> BAIT</B> -- lure; v. lurar; (annoy) provocar<BR><BR> <B> BAIZE</B> -- bayette<BR><BR> <B> BAKE</B> -- cocinar, panificar; (harden) indurar<BR><BR> <B> BAKERY</B> -- paner&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> BALANCE</B> -- (poise) equilibrie; (of scales) balancie; (comm.) bilancie, saldo; (remainder) reste; v. egalisar, equilibrar; (swing) balansar; (accounts) bilanciar<BR><BR> <B> BALCONY</B> -- balcon<BR><BR> <B> BALD</B> -- nud, calvi<BR><BR> <B> BALDHEAD</B> -- calvon<BR><BR> <B> BALDACHIN</B> -- baldachine<BR><BR> <B> BALDERDASH</B> -- nonsense, galimatias<BR><BR> <B> BALE</B> -- n. pacca, balle; v. inballar; (a boat) eversar li aqua<BR><BR> <B> BALEFUL</B> -- funest<BR><BR> <B> BALK</B> -- obstructer, impedir; n. (timber) trave<BR><BR> <B> BALL</B> -- globul; (firearms) bul (games) balle; (of foot) tenare; (of yarn) pelote; (dance) ball<BR><BR> <B> BALLAD</B> -- ballade, canzon<BR><BR> <B> BALLAST</B> -- ballast<BR><BR> <B> BALLET</B> -- ballette<BR><BR> <B> BALLOON</B> -- ballon<BR><BR> <B> BALLOT</B> -- v. balotar (-ation, -ament)<BR><BR> <B> BALM</B> -- balsam (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> BALUSTER</B> -- balustre (-ade)<BR><BR> <B> BAMBOO</B> -- bamb&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> BAMBOOZLE</B> -- dupar, fraudar<BR><BR> <B> BAN</B> -- v. bannir, proscrir (-ition), interdieter (-ion); n. bann<BR><BR> <B> BANAL</B> -- banal (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> BANANA</B> -- banane<BR><BR> <B> BAND</B> -- bande; (mus.) capelle, orchestre; (of soldiers etc.) truppe, bande, gruppe; v. atruppar se, junter se<BR><BR> <B> BANDAGE</B> -- bandage; v. bandagear<BR><BR> <B> BANDIT</B> -- bandite, brigante<BR><BR> <B> BANDOLIER</B> -- bandoliere<BR><BR> <B> BAND-BOX</B> -- chapel-buxe<BR><BR> <B> BANDY</B> -- v. jettar a ci e ta, exchangear. ~LEGGED: convex-gambat<BR><BR> <B> BANE</B> -- venen, ruine. ~FUL: venenosi, desutil<BR><BR> <B> BANG</B> -- crac, detonation; (blow) colpe, batte. TO ~ ONE ABOUT: mal tractar<BR><BR> <B> BANGLE</B> -- brasselette<BR><BR> <B> BANISH</B> -- bannir (-iment), proscrir, exiliar; (sorrow) forchassar<BR><BR> <B> BANISTER</B> -- balustre (-ade)<BR><BR> <B> BANJO</B> -- banj&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> BANK</B> -- (fin.) bank (-ero); (embankment) diga; (of earth) altage; (of river) rive; (slope) declive, scarpette; v. deposir in li bank, inbankar<BR><BR> <B> BANKNOTE</B> -- bank-billet<BR><BR> <B> BANKRUPT</B> -- a. bancrott; n. bancrotte, bankrupt ie<BR><BR> <B> BANNER</B> -- baniere, standarte<BR><BR> <B> BANQUET</B> -- banquette (-ar), festine<BR><BR> <B> BANTAM</B> -- bantam<BR><BR> <B> BANTER</B> -- persiflar, tirellar, jocar<BR><BR> <B> BAPTISE</B> -- baptisar. BAPTISM: baptisa, baptisme (-al)<BR><BR> <B> BAR</B> -- (of wood, metal) barre, pal, lingot; (bolt) clud-bolte; (mus.) mesura; (publichouse) bar, bufete; (toll-) barriere; (law) corte, tribunale. HE WAS EDUCATED FOR THE ~: il ha studiat (li) jure; v. impedir, barrar; incombrar<BR><BR> <B> BARB</B> -- croc<BR><BR> <B> BARBARIAN</B> -- barbero (-ic, -ie, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> BARBER</B> -- barbero, rasator<BR><BR> <B> BARBICAN</B> -- garda-turre, watch-turre, barbacan<BR><BR> <B> BARD</B> -- bardo (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> BARE</B> -- nud, simplic; (empty) vacui; (mean) mesquin, miserabil; v. nudar; decoltar<BR><BR> <B> BAREFACED</B> -- &iacute;npudent, audaci, arogant<BR><BR> <B> BAREFOOTED</B> -- nudipedi, nudipedat<BR><BR> <B> BAREHEADED</B> -- nudicapat<BR><BR> <B> BARELY</B> -- apen<BR><BR> <B> BARGAIN</B> -- (agreement) arangeament, negocie; (cheap purchase) un modic compra: v. negociar, merc(ach)ar. INTO THE ~: adplu<BR><BR> <B> BARGE</B> -- barge (-ero), canal-bote<BR><BR> <B> BARITONE</B> -- bariton<BR><BR> <B> BARIUM</B> -- barium<BR><BR> <B> BARK</B> -- (boat) barca, nave; (of dog) aboya; (tree) cortice; v. aboyar; (trees) decorticar<BR><BR> <B> BARLEY</B> -- hordeo<BR><BR> <B> BARM</B> -- leven<BR><BR> <B> BARN</B> -- graniere<BR><BR> <B> BARNACLE</B> -- (goose) barnacle; (crustacean) cirripede<BR><BR> <B> BAROMETER</B> -- barometre (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> BARON</B> -- baron (-essa)<BR><BR> <B> BAROQUE</B> -- baroc<BR><BR> <B> BARQUE</B> -- barca<BR><BR> <B> BARRACKS</B> -- baracca, caserne<BR><BR> <B> BARRAGE</B> -- barrage<BR><BR> <B> BARREL</B> -- baril; (tun) tonel; (of gun) fusiltube<BR><BR> <B> BARREN</B> -- steril (-it&aacute;), &iacute;nfertil, &iacute;nfecund; desert, &iacute;nhabitat<BR><BR> <B> BARRICADE</B> -- barricade (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> BARRIER</B> -- barriere<BR><BR> <B> BARRISTER</B> -- avocate<BR><BR> <B> BARROW</B> -- (mound) tumul; (wheel-) pussacarrette<BR><BR> <B> BARTER</B> -- n. troc (-ar); exchangear<BR><BR> <B> BASALT</B> -- basalte<BR><BR> <B> BASE</B> -- base, funde; (pedestal) socle; a. bass, vil, abject<BR><BR> <B> BASEMENT</B> -- etage subterran, cava<BR><BR> <B> BASH</B> -- v. batter<BR><BR> <B> BASHFUL</B> -- pudic, timid<BR><BR> <B> BASIC</B> -- basic, fundamental, elementari<BR><BR> <B> BASIN</B> -- cope, scudelle, vase; bassine; (wash-) lavuore<BR><BR> <B> BASIS</B> -- base<BR><BR> <B> BASK</B> -- v. insolar se; n. Basco<BR><BR> <B> BASKET</B> -- corbe (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> BAS-RELIEF</B> -- bass-relief<BR><BR> <B> BASS</B> -- (fish) perche; (bast) bast; (mus.) basse; (singer) bassist<BR><BR> <B> BASSOON</B> -- basson<BR><BR> <B> BAST</B> -- bast, fibre<BR><BR> <B> BASTARD</B> -- bastarde<BR><BR> <B> BASTE</B> -- versar grasse sur, arosear<BR><BR> <B> BASTION</B> -- bastion<BR><BR> <B> BAT</B> -- (cricket) bat; (mammal) mus-volant<BR><BR> <B> BATCH</B> -- gruppe, serie; (bread) fornade<BR><BR> <B> BATH</B> -- balne; (vessel) balnuore. ~ROOM: chambre balneari. BATHS: balner&iacute;a, piscine<BR><BR> <B> BATHE</B> -- balnear; inmerser<BR><BR> <B> BATMAN</B> -- servitor de oficero; soldate de ordonantie<BR><BR> <B> BATRACHIAN</B> -- batracian<BR><BR> <B> BATTALION</B> -- battallion<BR><BR> <B> BATTEN</B> -- n. latte; v. grassijar<BR><BR> <B> BATTER</B> -- v. batter, dismartellar; n. farin-pasta<BR><BR> <B> BATTERING-RAM</B> -- assalt-ramme<BR><BR> <B> BATTERY</B> -- batterie<BR><BR> <B> BATTLE</B> -- battallie, combatte<BR><BR> <B> BATTLElMENTS</B> -- bastion, parapete, crenel<BR><BR> <B> BATTLEDORE AND SHUTTLECOCK</B> -- r&aacute;cket e volante<BR><BR> <B> BAUBLE</B> -- auripelle, ludette, bagatelle<BR><BR> <B> BAULK</B> -- n. trave<BR><BR> <B> BAWD</B> -- copulero. BAWDY: lasciv<BR><BR> <B> BAWL</B> -- clamar, criachar, crialliar<BR><BR> <B> BAY</B> -- bay, golfe; (tree) lauriero; (arch.) alcove; a. rubi-brun, rubatri, bai; v. aboyar, beyar<BR><BR> <B> BAYONET</B> -- bayonette<BR><BR> <B> BAZAAR</B> -- bazar<BR><BR> <B> BE</B> -- v. esser, exister; (of health) standar<BR><BR> <B> BEACH</B> -- plage, borde; v. strandar<BR><BR> <B> BEACON</B> -- fares turre lucent; (on a hill) fanale; (at sea) boye, signal-marca, mar-signe<BR><BR> <B> BEAD</B> -- perle, globette<BR><BR> <B> BEADLE</B> -- pedello; servitor de tribunale; (church) intendante<BR><BR> <B> BEAGLE</B> -- chass-cane<BR><BR> <B> BEAK</B> -- bec<BR><BR> <B> BEAKER</B> -- cope; (goblet) calice, bocale<BR><BR> <B> BEAM</B> -- radie; (wood) trave; (of scales) brasse; v. radiar<BR><BR> <B> BEAN</B> -- faseol; (broad-) fabe<BR><BR> <B> BEAR 1.|BEAR</B> -- (animal) urso (-a)<BR><BR> <B> BEAR 2.|BEAR</B> -- (carry) portar; (give birth to) parturir, dar nascentie a; (endure) suffrer, tolerar, suportar; (fruit) portar. TO ~ TO WINDWARD: luvear; TO ~ WITNESS: atestar<BR><BR> <B> BEARD</B> -- barbe. BEARDED: barbat<BR><BR> <B> BEARING</B> -- statura, postura; (mech.) suporte<BR><BR> <B> BEARINGS</B> -- (Heraldry) insigne. TO TAKE ~: orientar se<BR><BR> <B> BEAST</B> -- bestie, animale; (pejor.) brute. ~ OF PREY: bestie predatori<BR><BR> <B> BEASTLY</B> -- bestial, repugnant, abominabil<BR><BR> <B> BEAT</B> -- v. batter, bastonar, frappar; (of pulse) pulsar; (surpass) superar; (conquer) victer; (eggs) quirlar; (heart) palpitar; (~ the airj frappar in vacuit&aacute;.<BR><BR> <B> BEATEN TRACK</B> -- trantran; n. batte, grappa; (mus.) tacte<BR><BR> <B> BEATIFIC</B> -- beatific<BR><BR> <B> BEATITUDE</B> -- beatit&aacute;. BEATITUDES: ~<BR><BR> <B> BEAU</B> -- dandy, eleganto, amanto; cortesan<BR><BR> <B> BEAUTIFUL</B> -- bell (a-ar, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> BEAVER</B> -- castor; (helmet) visiere<BR><BR> <B> BECALM</B> -- calmar. TO BE BECALMED: esser haltat de calme<BR><BR> <B> BECAUSE</B> -- pro que. ~ OF: caus, pro<BR><BR> <B> BECK</B> -- riverette; (nod) signe<BR><BR> <B> BECOME</B> -- devenir; (beseem) decer, convener<BR><BR> <B> BED</B> -- lette; (hort.) bed; (a layer) strate; v. plantar, inbedar. TO GO TO ~: inlettar<BR><BR> <B> BEDAUB</B> -- pictachar, sordidar<BR><BR> <B> BEDECK</B> -- ornar, decorar<BR><BR> <B> BEDIZEN</B> -- ornachar, pomponar se<BR><BR> <B> BEDLAM</B> -- hospitale de alienates; tumultu, pandemonie<BR><BR> <B> BEDOUIN</B> -- beduin (-a, -o)<BR><BR> <B> BEDRAGGLE</B> -- insordidar<BR><BR> <B> BEDROOM</B> -- lett-chambre, dormitoria<BR><BR> <B> BEDSTEAD</B> -- lette-frame, lettiere<BR><BR> <B> BEE</B> -- ape (-iere). HDMBLE ~: burdon. BEE-KEEPING: apicultura<BR><BR> <B> BEECH</B> -- fago<BR><BR> <B> BEEF</B> -- carne bovin, bovine. -STEAK: bifstec<BR><BR> <B> BEER</B> -- bir<BR><BR> <B> BEESWAX</B> -- cire apin<BR><BR> <B> BEETLE</B> -- scarabe; (cockroach) blatte<BR><BR> <B> BEETROOT</B> -- bet-rap<BR><BR> <B> BEFALL</B> -- evenir, accider<BR><BR> <B> BEFIT</B> -- convener, decer<BR><BR> <B> BEFOG</B> -- invelopar in nebul; confuser<BR><BR> <B> BEFORE</B> -- (place) avan- (time or place) ante; (already) ja; (in the presence of) c&oacute;ram; (previously) antey; (conj.) ante que. ~ HE CAME: ante que il arivat. ~HAND: in ante, in avanse, antecipatmen<BR><BR> <B> BEFOUL</B> -- sordidar, macular<BR><BR> <B> BEFRIEND</B> -- protecter, patronisar<BR><BR> <B> BEG</B> -- (alms) mendicar; (request) petir, suplicar, implorar<BR><BR> <B> BEGET</B> -- geniter, procrear, generar<BR><BR> <B> BEGGAR</B> -- mendico; v. apovrar. TO ~ ALL DESCRIPTION: superar omni descrition<BR><BR> <B> BEGGARLY</B> -- miserabil<BR><BR> <B> BEGIN</B> -- comensar, iniciar. BEGINNING: comense<BR><BR> <B> BEGONE</B> -- for!, via!<BR><BR> <B> BEGONIA</B> -- begonie<BR><BR> <B> BEGRIME</B> -- (in)sordidar, nigrar<BR><BR> <B> BEGRUDGE</B> -- invidiar<BR><BR> <B> BEGUILE</B> -- (time) passar, acurtar; (delude) decepter, dupar<BR><BR> <B> BEHALF</B> -- profite, avantage. ON ~ OF: in n&oacute;mine de, por<BR><BR> <B> BEHAVE</B> -- conduir se<BR><BR> <B> BEHAVIOUR</B> -- conduida<BR><BR> <B> BEHEAD</B> -- decapitar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> BEHEST</B> -- ordon, decrete, comanda<BR><BR> <B> BEHIND</B> -- (prep.) detra; (adv.) in detra. TO LEAVE ~: poslassar, lassar detra. TO LOCK ~: regardar circum se; n. cul, posteriore<BR><BR> <B> BEHOLD</B> -- vider, spectar, regardar. BEHOLD!: vi!<BR><BR> <B> BEHOVE</B> -- convener<BR><BR> <B> BEING</B> -- (creature) ente, creatura; natura, essentie. IN ~: existent<BR><BR> <B> BELABOUR</B> -- bastonar<BR><BR> <B> BELATED</B> -- retardat<BR><BR> <B> BELAUD</B> -- laudar, glorificar<BR><BR> <B> BELAY</B> -- securar, amarrar<BR><BR> <B> BELCH</B> -- ructar. TO ~ OUT: expulser, erupter, exsputar BELDAME: sorciarda<BR><BR> <B> BELEAGUER</B> -- assediar<BR><BR> <B> BELFRY</B> -- cloch-turre, clochiere<BR><BR> <B> BELIE</B> -- refutar, dementir<BR><BR> <B> BELIEF</B> -- crede(ntie); conviction<BR><BR> <B> BELIEVE</B> -- creder; (opine) opiner. TO MAKE ~: ficter<BR><BR> <B> BELITTLE</B> -- depreciar<BR><BR> <B> BELL</B> -- cloche; (hand -) tintinette; (of flower) c&aacute;lice. BELL-CLAPPER: battente. DOOR ~: sonette<BR><BR> <B> BELLE</B> -- bella<BR><BR> <B> BELLICOSE</B> -- guerraci, puniaci, combattaci<BR><BR> <B> BELLIED</B> -- corpulent, ventrut<BR><BR> <B> BELLIGERENT</B> -- a. guerreant, hostil; n. guerreante<BR><BR> <B> BELLOW</B> -- muir (-ida)<BR><BR> <B> BELLOWS</B> -- sufflette, suffluore<BR><BR> <B> BELLY</B> -- ventre, abd&oacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> BELONG</B> -- apartener<BR><BR> <B> BELONGINGS</B> -- possedage, propriet&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> BELOVED</B> -- car, amat, carissim; n. cara, caro<BR><BR> <B> BELOW</B> -- (prep.) sub; (adv.) infra, in infra. HERE ~: ci bass<BR><BR> <B> BELT</B> -- cintura<BR><BR> <B> BELVEDERE</B> -- belvedere<BR><BR> <B> BEMOAN</B> -- deplorar, regretar, lamentar<BR><BR> <B> BENCH</B> -- banca; (leg) tribunale; (carp.) rabotuore<BR><BR> <B> BEND</B> -- v. flexer; inclinar. TO ~ A SAIL: ligar un segle al yarde; n. curve, node<BR><BR> <B> BENEATH</B> -- (prep. sub. adv.) (in)infra; (unworthy of) indigni de<BR><BR> <B> BENEDICTION</B> -- benedition<BR><BR> <B> BENEFACTION</B> -- beneficie, bon action<BR><BR> <B> BENEFACTOR</B> -- benefator<BR><BR> <B> BENEFICENT</B> -- benificent (-ie), charitativ<BR><BR> <B> BENEFICIAL</B> -- util, salubri<BR><BR> <B> BENEFIT</B> -- beneficie, avantage, profite; v. avantagear<BR><BR> <B> BENEVOLENT</B> -- benvolent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> BENIGN(ANT)</B> -- benigni, clement, afabil<BR><BR> <B> BENT</B> -- a. curvat; n. inclination<BR><BR> <B> BENT-GRASS</B> -- agrostide<BR><BR> <B> BENUMB</B> -- far &iacute;nsensibil, stupefar, congelar; (med.) narcotisar<BR><BR> <B> BENZIN</B> -- benzine<BR><BR> <B> BEQUEATH</B> -- legar, testar (-ator)<BR><BR> <B> BEQUEST</B> -- legate, testate<BR><BR> <B> BEREAVE</B> -- privar, rapter<BR><BR> <B> BERET</B> -- berete<BR><BR> <B> BERRY</B> -- bere<BR><BR> <B> BERTH</B> -- lette; (dock) dock; (employment) piazza, oficie<BR><BR> <B> BERYL</B> -- berille<BR><BR> <B> BESEECH</B> -- implorar, suplicar<BR><BR> <B> BESEEM</B> -- decer, convener<BR><BR> <B> BESET</B> -- circumdar, persecuter; (siege) assediar<BR><BR> <B> BESIDE</B> -- (prep.) apu, proxim; except, exter<BR><BR> <B> BESIDES</B> -- (adv.) ultra to, in ultra, adplu. ~ FRENCH HE ALSO SPEAKS SPANISH: ultra francesi il parla anc hispan<BR><BR> <B> BESIEGE</B> -- assediar, circumpresser<BR><BR> <B> BESMEAR</B> -- sordidar, macular<BR><BR> <B> BESOM</B> -- balaye<BR><BR> <B> BESOTTED</B> -- bestialisat<BR><BR> <B> BESPATTER</B> -- surspruzzar<BR><BR> <B> BESPEAK</B> -- comendar (in ante)<BR><BR> <B> BESPRINKLE</B> -- asperser, surspruzzar<BR><BR> <B> BEST</B> -- a. optim, max bon, bonissim; v. superar, victer<BR><BR> <B> BESTIAL</B> -- bestial (-it&aacute;), brutal<BR><BR> <B> BESTIR ONESELF</B> -- mo(v)er se, activentar se<BR><BR> <B> BESTOW</B> -- (dis)donar, dar; (apply) usar<BR><BR> <B> BESTREW</B> -- disjettar sur<BR><BR> <B> BESTRIDE</B> -- surseder con gambes furcat<BR><BR> <B> BET</B> -- n. pari (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> BETAKE ONESELF TO</B> -- ear a<BR><BR> <B> BETHINK</B> -- pripensar; (call to mind) rememorar<BR><BR> <B> BETIDE</B> -- evenir. WOE ~ HIM!: ve a il!<BR><BR> <B> BETIMES</B> -- tost, in bon t&eacute;mpor<BR><BR> <B> BETOKEN</B> -- signar, indicar; (mean) significar<BR><BR> <B> BETRAY</B> -- trahir; (show) monstrar, revelar; (seduce) seducter<BR><BR> <B> BETROTH</B> -- sponder<BR><BR> <B> BETTER</B> -- melior, plu bon; (health) plu san; v. ameliorar<BR><BR> <B> BETWEEN</B> -- &iacute;nter. ~DECKS: interponte<BR><BR> <B> BEVEL</B> -- bisel, plan inclinat, borde obliqui; v. biselar (-at)<BR><BR> <B> BEVERAGE</B> -- trincage<BR><BR> <B> BEVY</B> -- truppe, banda; turbe<BR><BR> <B> BEWAIL</B> -- deplorar, lamentar<BR><BR> <B> BEWARE</B> -- gardar se (contra)<BR><BR> <B> BEWILDER</B> -- confuser, inbrolliar<BR><BR> <B> BEWITCH</B> -- insorciar, fascinar<BR><BR> <B> BEYOND</B> -- ultra; trans; (past) pr&eacute;ter<BR><BR> <B> BI-</B> -- bi-annual, -furcat, -lateral etc.<BR><BR> <B> BIAS</B> -- inclination, partialit&aacute;, tendentie, predilection. BIASSED AGAINST: prejudiciat contra. FREE FROM ~: &iacute;npartial<BR><BR> <B> BIB</B> -- bavette<BR><BR> <B> BIBLE</B> -- bible (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> BIBLIO-</B> -- biblio-grafie, -maniac<BR><BR> <B> BICEPS</B> -- biceps<BR><BR> <B> BICKER</B> -- querellar<BR><BR> <B> BICYCLE</B> -- bicicle<BR><BR> <B> BID</B> -- v. comandar, ordonar; (invite) invitar; desirar; (auction) ofertar; proposir<BR><BR> <B> BIDE</B> -- atender; (re)maner<BR><BR> <B> BIER</B> -- portuore<BR><BR> <B> BIFURCATE</B> -- bifurcar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> BIG</B> -- grand, gross, imensi, vast<BR><BR> <B> BIGAMY</B> -- bigamie (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> BIGHT</B> -- golfe; (of rope) baya<BR><BR> <B> BIGOT</B> -- bigott (-er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> BILBERRY</B> -- mirtille<BR><BR> <B> BILE</B> -- bilie (-ari, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> BILGE</B> -- ventre (de baril); (naut.) bilge<BR><BR> <B> BILK</B> -- fraudar; evader<BR><BR> <B> BILL</B> -- (account) conto, factura; (beak) bee; (Parl.) lege-projecte; (poster) afiche. ~ OF CREDIT: credit-lettre. ~ OF EXCHANGE: tratte, lettre de cambio. ~ OF FARE: men&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> BILLET</B> -- (office) oficie; (lodging) logiment, quartere<BR><BR> <B> BILLIARDS</B> -- billiarde. ~ CUE: baston. ~ BALL: billiard-bul<BR><BR> <B> BILLION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BILLOW</B> -- n. unde; v. undear<BR><BR> <B> BIN</B> -- buxe, chest<BR><BR> <B> BIND</B> -- ligar, bandar; incadernar; (compel) obligar. TO ~ UP: bandagear<BR><BR> <B> BINNACLE</B> -- bussoliere, compassiere<BR><BR> <B> BIO-</B> -- bio-grafie, -logie, -plasma<BR><BR> <B> BIRCH</B> -- (tree) betul; v. vergar<BR><BR> <B> BIRD</B> -- avie. ~CAGE: aviere. ~LIME: avie-colla, ~ OF PREY: avie predatori. ~ OF PASSAGE: avie passatori<BR><BR> <B> BIRTH</B> -- nascentie. ~DAY: aniversarie. TO GIVE ~ TO: dar nascentie a, parturir<BR><BR> <B> BISCUIT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BISECT</B> -- bisecter (-ion, -or)<BR><BR> <B> BISHOP</B> -- ep&iacute;scop (-al, -atu, -ia)<BR><BR> <B> BISMUTH</B> -- bismute<BR><BR> <B> BISON</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BIT</B> -- pezze, fragment; (horses) morse; (for brace) fora-pezze<BR><BR> <B> BITCH</B> -- cana<BR><BR> <B> BITE</B> -- morder; (sting) picar; (chew) machar; n. morsura<BR><BR> <B> BITT</B> -- (naut.) ~<BR><BR> <B> BITTER</B> -- amari, acerb, acri<BR><BR> <B> BITTERN</B> -- butor<BR><BR> <B> BITUMEN</B> -- bit&uacute;mine (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> BIVOUAC</B> -- bivac (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> BIZARRE</B> -- bizarri (-er&iacute;e), grotesc<BR><BR> <B> BLAB</B> -- babillar; revelar<BR><BR> <B> BLACK</B> -- a. nigri; v. (boots) cirar<BR><BR> <B> BLACKAMOOR</B> -- negro<BR><BR> <B> BLACK-BEETLE</B> -- blatte<BR><BR> <B> BLACKBERRY</B> -- brambere, r&uacute;bus<BR><BR> <B> BLACKBIRD</B> -- merle<BR><BR> <B> BLACK-CURRANT</B> -- nigri crusbere, cassis (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> BLACKEN</B> -- (de)nigrar<BR><BR> <B> BLACK-FLY</B> -- afise<BR><BR> <B> BLACKGUARD</B> -- fripon, rascale, malard, laceron<BR><BR> <B> BLACKHEAD</B> -- cometon<BR><BR> <B> BLACKING</B> -- cire<BR><BR> <B> BLACKLEAD</B> -- grafite; (pencil) crayon<BR><BR> <B> BLACK-LEG</B> -- renegate<BR><BR> <B> BLACKMAIL</B> -- chantage (-ear)<BR><BR> <B> BLACKPUDDING</B> -- sangue-salsice<BR><BR> <B> BLACKSMITH</B> -- ferre-forjero, huf-forjero<BR><BR> <B> BLACKTHORN</B> -- prunelle (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> BLADDER</B> -- vessic; (skin) pustul<BR><BR> <B> BLADE</B> -- (bot.) folie; (knife) lame<BR><BR> <B> BLAME</B> -- blama; v. blamar (-abil). BLAMELESS: &iacute;nreprochabil<BR><BR> <B> BLANCH</B> -- paller; (tr.) pallidar<BR><BR> <B> BLANCMANGE</B> -- lacte-gel&eacute;, blamange<BR><BR> <B> BLAND</B> -- suavi, mild<BR><BR> <B> BLANDISHMENT</B> -- flattada<BR><BR> <B> BLANK</B> -- a. blanc, nud, nett; (paper) blanc, inusat. ~CARTRIDGE: cartuche ciec. ~ VERSE: verse sin rimes. HIS MEMORY HAS BECOME A ~: il ha totmen perdit su memorie<BR><BR> <B> BLANKET</B> -- lett-covritura, lanin covriment (de lette)<BR><BR> <B> BLARE</B> -- muir; (of trumpet) sonar, trumpetar<BR><BR> <B> BLASE</B> -- blasat<BR><BR> <B> BLASPHEME</B> -- blasfemar (-ation), maledir BLAST: (wind) burasca, vent-colpe, ventepussa; explosion; (blight) peste); (trumpet) sonada- v. ruinar, far exploder, fracassar; (injure) nocer<BR><BR> <B> BLAST-FURNACE</B> -- fond-forne<BR><BR> <B> BLATANT</B> -- bruient, belant<BR><BR> <B> BLAZE</B> -- v. flammear; (light) lucer, brilliar; n. brase<BR><BR> <B> BLAZER</B> -- flanell-jaque<BR><BR> <B> BLAZON</B> -- blason, emblema, insigne. BLAZONRY: heraldica, arte de blason<BR><BR> <B> BLEACH</B> -- devenir pallid; v. a. pallidar, ablancar<BR><BR> <B> BLEAK</B> -- desert, frigid; trist<BR><BR> <B> BLEAR-EYED</B> -- con nebulat ocules, con humid ocules<BR><BR> <B> BLEAT</B> -- v. belar, blecar<BR><BR> <B> BLEED</B> -- sanguar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> BLEMISH</B> -- macul, defecte; v. defigurar, macular<BR><BR> <B> BLEND</B> -- v. mixter (-ura)<BR><BR> <B> BLESS</B> -- benedir (-ition). BLESSED: beat, felici<BR><BR> <B> BLIGHT</B> -- (plants) peste; degeneration; v. frustrar; (wither; far marcir<BR><BR> <B> BLIND</B> -- a. ciec. ~ ALLEY: ciec-via, sac-strade; n. persiane, rul-cortine; pretexte; v. aciecar; dazlar<BR><BR> <B> BLINK</B> -- v. palpebrar, oculettar; n. palpebrada; (naut.) blinc<BR><BR> <B> BLINKERS</B> -- para-ocul, garda-ocul<BR><BR> <B> BLISS</B> -- beatit&aacute;, delicie<BR><BR> <B> BLISTER</B> -- vesicul (-ari); v. tumer, tumescer; v. a. tumefar<BR><BR> <B> BLITHE</B> -- gay, alegri<BR><BR> <B> BLIZZARD</B> -- nive-storm, blizzard<BR><BR> <B> BLOATED</B> -- inflat, tumid<BR><BR> <B> BLOATER</B> -- fumicat harengo<BR><BR> <B> BLOB</B> -- bul(ette). globul<BR><BR> <B> BLOCK</B> -- bloc (-ar), trunc<BR><BR> <B> BLOCKADE</B> -- blocada<BR><BR> <B> BLOCKHEAD</B> -- stulton, &iacute;nepton<BR><BR> <B> BLOND(E)</B> -- blond(a)<BR><BR> <B> BLOOD</B> -- sangue; (lineage) rasse, devenientie. ~THIRSTY: sangue-avid, feroci. ~ VESSEL: vene<BR><BR> <B> BLOOD-HOUND</B> -- cane flaratori<BR><BR> <B> BLOODY</B> -- sanguin, sanguinari<BR><BR> <B> BLOOM</B> -- n. flor; (on fruit) pruine; (freshness) friscore; v. florear, florescer; prosperar<BR><BR> <B> BLOSSOM</B> -- n. flor; v. florescer<BR><BR> <B> BLOT</B> -- n. macul (-ar); v. (letter) siccar. TO ~ OUT: extinter, efaciar, destructer<BR><BR> <B> BLOTTING-PAPER</B> -- papere siccativ<BR><BR> <B> BLOUSE</B> -- bluse<BR><BR> <B> BLOW</B> -- n. colpe, batte, sucusse; (of wind) soffle. ~ PIPE: suffla-tube; v. sufflar; (gasp) anhelar. TO ~ OVER: passar, preterear. TO ~ UP: exploder. TO ~ ONE'S NOSE: sufflar se li nase<BR><BR> <B> BLUBBER</B> -- balen-grasse; v. plorachar<BR><BR> <B> BLUDGEON</B> -- clobbe: v. bastonar<BR><BR> <B> BLUE</B> -- blu (-atri), azur<BR><BR> <B> BLUEBOTTLE</B> -- carne-mosca<BR><BR> <B> BLUFF</B> -- a. grossieri, rud, franc; abrupt; n. cliff; (bluffing) bluff; v. decepter, dupar, bluffar<BR><BR> <B> BLUNDER</B> -- erra, defecte, fals passu; v. errar; ear inhabilmen; (stumble) mispassuar<BR><BR> <B> BLUNT</B> -- obtusi, desacut; abrupt; v. blasar<BR><BR> <B> BLUR</B> -- v. nebular<BR><BR> <B> BLURT OUT</B> -- parlar &iacute;ncautmen, revelar<BR><BR> <B> BLUSH</B> -- v. rubijar. TO PUT TO THE ~: ahontar, far hontar<BR><BR> <B> BLUSTER</B> -- v. tumultuar, bruir; bru-parlar, fanfaronar<BR><BR> <B> BOA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BOAR</B> -- apro, svin savagi<BR><BR> <B> BOARD</B> -- planca; (naut.) bord;(bookbinding) carton; (blackboard) tabul; (food) nutritura, pension; (governing body) direction, comit&eacute;, comission; v. (a ship) abordar; (put up) albergar<BR><BR> <B> BOARDER</B> -- pensionario<BR><BR> <B> BOARDING-HOUSE</B> -- pension<BR><BR> <B> BOAST</B> -- v. fanfaronar (-ada); glorificar<BR><BR> <B> BOAT</B> -- bote, chalupe. PLAT-BOTTOMED ~: pram. TO BE IN THE SAME ~: navigar in li sam bote<BR><BR> <B> BOATSWAIN</B> -- mastro, submastro<BR><BR> <B> BOB</B> -- v. saltettar<BR><BR> <B> BOBBIN</B> -- bobine, spul<BR><BR> <B> BODE</B> -- augurar; ominar<BR><BR> <B> BODICE</B> -- corsage<BR><BR> <B> BODKIN</B> -- lace-agullie, agullion, pistel<BR><BR> <B> BODY</B> -- c&oacute;rpor; (corpse) cadavre; (person) individue, person; (substance) substantie; (heavenly -) astre. IN A ~: junt<BR><BR> <B> BOG</B> -- palude, morasse<BR><BR> <B> BOGEY</B> -- fantomache, cobold<BR><BR> <B> BOGGLE</B> -- hesitar, haver scrupules<BR><BR> <B> BOGIE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BOGUS</B> -- fals, fictiv, pretextat<BR><BR> <B> BOIL</B> -- n. furuncul, tumore; v. bollir; v. a. bollientar, cocinar. TO ~ OVER: sputar in (li) foy<BR><BR> <B> BOILER</B> -- caldron, caldiere, bolliere<BR><BR> <B> BOISTEROUS</B> -- tumultuosi, vehement, impetuosi, rud<BR><BR> <B> BOLD</B> -- audaci, corageosi; temerari, insolent<BR><BR> <B> BOLE</B> -- trunc<BR><BR> <B> BOLLARD</B> -- amarruore, bitt<BR><BR> <B> BOLSTER</B> -- cussine, plum-matrasse; v. stuffar; suportar<BR><BR> <B> BOLT</B> -- ~ (of door) clud-bolt; v. boltar, fixar per boltes; (abscond) currer for<BR><BR> <B> BOMB</B> -- bombe. BOMBER: bombavion, porta-bombes<BR><BR> <B> BOMBARD</B> -- bombardar (-ament)<BR><BR> <B> BOMBAST</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> BONA FIDE</B> -- genuin; in bon fide<BR><BR> <B> BOND</B> -- (tie) bande; (legal) contracte; (money) obligation. GOODS IN ~: merces subject a doane. BONDS: catenes<BR><BR> <B> BONDAGE</B> -- captivit&aacute;, sclaver&iacute;e, servitude<BR><BR> <B> BONE</B> -- osse (-in, -osi, -ament, -age, -ificar) ~ OF CONTENTION: pom de discordie; v. desossar<BR><BR> <B> BONFIRE</B> -- foy, festa-foy<BR><BR> <B> BON-MOT</B> -- esprite, &quot;bon-mot&quot;<BR><BR> <B> BONNET</B> -- cofie<BR><BR> <B> BONNY</B> -- jolli, pretti<BR><BR> <B> BONUS</B> -- premie, extra dividende<BR><BR> <B> BOOBY</B> -- plumpon, rustico<BR><BR> <B> BOOK</B> -- libre, tom. BOOKISH: studiaci, pedantic. ~BINDER: ligator, brochator. ~CASE: librescaf. ~KEEPER: tentor de libres. ~SELLER: librero. ~SHOP: librer&iacute;a. ~WORM: libreverme. ~MARK<BR><BR> <B> BOOM</B> -- t&oacute;nnere, brue; (naut.) fuste, sprit; (comm.) altie; v. resonar, tonnerar<BR><BR> <B> BOOMERANG</B> -- bumerang<BR><BR> <B> BOON</B> -- favore, bene, beneficie<BR><BR> <B> BOOR</B> -- &iacute;nculto, rurano, paisano<BR><BR> <B> BOOT</B> -- botte; profite, avantage. ~TREE: gambale<BR><BR> <B> BOOTH</B> -- bude, but&iacute;ca<BR><BR> <B> BOOTMAKER</B> -- sapatero, bottero<BR><BR> <B> BOOTY</B> -- raptallia, captura<BR><BR> <B> BOOZE</B> -- trine(ach)ar<BR><BR> <B> BORAX</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BORDER</B> -- borde, l&iacute;mite, born; (of country) frontiera; (hem) orle; (adjoin) adjacer; (a dress) garnir, bordurar, orlar<BR><BR> <B> BORE</B> -- (of gun) tube; (person) tedon, enoyanto; v. (drill) forar, perforar; (weary) enoyar<BR><BR> <B> BORN</B> -- nascet. TO BE ~: nascer<BR><BR> <B> BOROUGH</B> -- borgo<BR><BR> <B> BORROW</B> -- pruntar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> BOSCAGE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BOSH</B> -- nonsense, stultie<BR><BR> <B> BOSOM</B> -- sinu; (fig.) gremie<BR><BR> <B> BOSS</B> -- patron, mastro; (hump) boss, t&uacute;bere<BR><BR> <B> BOTANIC</B> -- ~ (-o)<BR><BR> <B> BOTANY</B> -- botanica (-al)<BR><BR> <B> BOTCH</B> -- bosillar (-atura, -age)<BR><BR> <B> BOTH</B> -- ambi. BOTH - AND -: &eacute; ... &eacute;<BR><BR> <B> BOTHER</B> -- v. vexar, incomodar, trublar, tedar. TO ~ ABOUT: suciar<BR><BR> <B> BOTTLE</B> -- botelle; v. inbotellar<BR><BR> <B> BOTTOM</B> -- funde, base; (ground) suol, grunde; (of depth) profundage; (chair etc.) sede<BR><BR> <B> BOTTOMRY</B> -- bodmer&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> BOUDOIR</B> -- buduore<BR><BR> <B> BOUGH</B> -- branche, rame<BR><BR> <B> BOULDER</B> -- rocca, rul-petre<BR><BR> <B> BOULEVARD</B> -- bulevard<BR><BR> <B> BOUNCE</B> -- retrosaltar, ricochettar<BR><BR> <B> BOUND</B> -- (a leap) salta; (obliged) obligat; ~ FOR: destinat a; v. saltar; (limit); bornar. BOUNDS; l&iacute;mite, born<BR><BR> <B> BOUNDARY</B> -- frontiere, l&iacute;mite<BR><BR> <B> BOUNTEOUS</B> -- generosi, liberal<BR><BR> <B> BOUNTY</B> -- generosit&aacute;; (payament) gratiment<BR><BR> <B> BOUQUET</B> -- buquete; (wine) aroma<BR><BR> <B> BOURGEOIS</B> -- a. borgesi; n. borgese<BR><BR> <B> BOUT</B> -- serie, torn, vez<BR><BR> <B> BOVINE</B> -- bovin<BR><BR> <B> BOW</B> -- (bend) arc, curve; (of ship) proa; (of ribbon) node current; (violin) arc; v. bassar se; (the knee) flexer li gen&uacute;, genuar, genuflecter; inclinar se, far reverentie<BR><BR> <B> BOWLEGGED</B> -- convex-gambat<BR><BR> <B> BOWELS</B> -- intestines, intrallia, visceres<BR><BR> <B> BOWER</B> -- pergola, laube<BR><BR> <B> BOWL</B> -- n. scudelle, vase, potte; (glass) cope; (game of bowls) bul; v. rular li bul<BR><BR> <B> BOWLINE</B> -- buline<BR><BR> <B> BOWLING-GREEN</B> -- bul-gazon<BR><BR> <B> BOWSPRIT</B> -- busprite<BR><BR> <B> BOX</B> -- (container) buxe, estuche, chest, seatulle; (trunk) coffre; (theatre) loge; (on ear) guanciade; (tree) busso; v. boxar (-aro). TO ~ UP: inscatullar; (ears) guanciar<BR><BR> <B> BOY</B> -- p&uacute;er, garson, infanto, yuno, boy<BR><BR> <B> BOYCOTT</B> -- boycotte (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> BOYSCOUT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BRACE</B> -- (carp.) torna-forette; (naut.) brasse; (pair) pare; v. tender, infortiar<BR><BR> <B> BRACELET</B> -- brasselette<BR><BR> <B> BRACES</B> -- bretelle, porta-pantalon<BR><BR> <B> BRACING</B> -- refriscant, restaurant<BR><BR> <B> BRACKEN</B> -- filice<BR><BR> <B> BRACKET</B> -- (typ.) crampon, parantese; (shelf) planca; (support) suporte; v. cuplar<BR><BR> <B> BRACKISH</B> -- salinatri<BR><BR> <B> BRACT</B> -- bractea<BR><BR> <B> BRADAWL</B> -- alen<BR><BR> <B> BRAG</B> -- v. fanfaronar (-ada, -er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> BRAGGART</B> -- fanfaron<BR><BR> <B> BRAID</B> -- pasment (-ar, -er&iacute;e); (on uniforms) galon<BR><BR> <B> BRAILS</B> -- (naut.) cordes, cargatores<BR><BR> <B> BRAIN</B> -- cerebre (-al); v. fracassar li cerebre a. ~WAVE: inspiration, id&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> BRAKE</B> -- fren (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> BRAMBLE</B> -- brambere, r&uacute;bus (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> BRAN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BRANCH</B> -- branche, rame; (business) filiale, sucursale; v. ramificar se, bifurcar se<BR><BR> <B> BRAND</B> -- stigma (-tisar); (comm.) marca, signe; (kind) sorte, specie; (burning wood) brandon. FIRE ~: incendiard, impetuoso. ~ NEW: blanc-nov; v. brul-marcar, inbrular<BR><BR> <B> BRANDISH</B> -- brandisser (-ement)<BR><BR> <B> BRANDY</B> -- brandie, aquavite<BR><BR> <B> BRASS</B> -- latune<BR><BR> <B> BRAT</B> -- infantache<BR><BR> <B> BRAVADO</B> -- fanfaronada, defiation<BR><BR> <B> BRAVE</B> -- corageosi, brav; v. bravar<BR><BR> <B> BRAWL</B> -- v. querellar vocosimen, rixar<BR><BR> <B> BRAWN</B> -- pur&eacute; de carne, fortie musculari<BR><BR> <B> BRAY</B> -- criachar (quam &aacute;sino)<BR><BR> <B> BRAZEN</B> -- latunin; (fig.) &iacute;npudent, insolent<BR><BR> <B> BRAZIER</B> -- brasiere<BR><BR> <B> BREACH</B> -- breche, ruptura; (split) fende<BR><BR> <B> BREAD</B> -- pane (-ero, -iere)<BR><BR> <B> BREADTH</B> -- largore, amplore<BR><BR> <B> BREAK</B> -- ruptura; (gap) lacune, intersticie. ~ OF DAY: aurora; (from work) pause; v. rupter, fracter; (as day) aparir, comensar. TO ~ IN PIECES: fracassar, dispezzar<BR><BR> <B> BREAKER</B> -- (wave) fractente<BR><BR> <B> BREAKDOWN</B> -- panne<BR><BR> <B> BREAKFAST</B> -- n. dejun&eacute;; v. dejunear<BR><BR> <B> BREAKWATER</B> -- rupte-unde, molo<BR><BR> <B> BREAM</B> -- brem<BR><BR> <B> BREAST</B> -- p&eacute;ctor (-al, -ite); (female breast) mamme; (bosom) sinu. ~PLATE: curasse. ~WORK: parapete<BR><BR> <B> BREATH</B> -- hala, spira, respiration; (a breath) halade. TO LOSE ONE'S ~: bar perdit li hala. IN THE SAME ~: in li sam hala<BR><BR> <B> BREATHE</B> -- (in)halar, respirar<BR><BR> <B> BRED</B> -- educat. WELL ~: bon educat<BR><BR> <B> BREECH</B> -- sede, cul<BR><BR> <B> BREECHES</B> -- culotte<BR><BR> <B> BREED</B> -- rasse, cultura; v. geniter, generar, reproducter se; (animals) elevar; (plants) cultivar<BR><BR> <B> BREEDER</B> -- cultor, elevero<BR><BR> <B> BREEDING</B> -- cultura, education<BR><BR> <B> BREEZE</B> -- brise<BR><BR> <B> BREVIARY</B> -- breviarium<BR><BR> <B> BREVITY</B> -- brevit&aacute;, curtit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> BREW</B> -- fabricar, cocinar; (tea) infuser; (beer) brassar<BR><BR> <B> BREWERY</B> -- birer&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> BRIAR</B> -- rose savagi<BR><BR> <B> BRIBE</B> -- subcomprar; corupter (-tion)<BR><BR> <B> BRICK</B> -- brique<BR><BR> <B> BRIDE</B> -- sponsa. ~GROOM: sponso. ~S MAID: sponsaria<BR><BR> <B> BRIDGE</B> -- ponte; (of nose) dorse; (of violin) cavallette; (card game) bridge; v. transportar<BR><BR> <B> BRIDLE</B> -- bride<BR><BR> <B> BRIEF</B> -- a. curt, brevi, efemeri; n. scrit comanda. IN ~: brevimen, in curt, in un parol. ~ CASE: porta-documentes<BR><BR> <B> BRIG</B> -- brigg<BR><BR> <B> BRIGADE</B> -- ~ (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> BRIGAND</B> -- brigante, bandite<BR><BR> <B> BRIGANTINE</B> -- scune-brigg<BR><BR> <B> BRIGHT</B> -- clar, lucid, limpid; (of spirit) gay alegri, inteligent<BR><BR> <B> BRIGHTEN</B> -- asserenar, clarificar, animar<BR><BR> <B> BRILLIANT</B> -- ~, splendid, lucent, eclatant<BR><BR> <B> BRIM</B> -- borde, margine. ~FULL: plen til (li) borde<BR><BR> <B> BRIMSTONE</B> -- s&uacute;lfur<BR><BR> <B> BRINDLED</B> -- maculat<BR><BR> <B> BRINE</B> -- salaqua; solution de sale, murie<BR><BR> <B> BRING</B> -- aportar. TO ~ ABOUT: causar, obtener. TO ~ FORTH: parturir; producter, crear. TO ~ FORWARD: introducter; alegar. TO - UP: educar. TO ~ ROUND (a patient) restaurar<BR><BR> <B> BRINK</B> -- borde; (of river) rive<BR><BR> <B> BRISK</B> -- vivosi, vivaci, alegri, agil<BR><BR> <B> BRISTLE</B> -- setul, borste; v. herisser<BR><BR> <B> BRITTLE</B> -- fragil, fract&iacute;bil<BR><BR> <B> BROACH</B> -- v. (a cask) aperter; (a subject) ducter li conversation a, introducter<BR><BR> <B> BROAD</B> -- larg (-ore, a-ar); IN ~ DAYLIGHT: in plen jorne<BR><BR> <B> BROADCAST</B> -- v. difuser, emisser; (a report) divulgar; n. radio-difusion<BR><BR> <B> BROCADE</B> -- brocate<BR><BR> <B> BROCCOLI</B> -- cauliflor<BR><BR> <B> BROCHURE</B> -- brochura<BR><BR> <B> BROCK</B> -- taxon<BR><BR> <B> BROGUE</B> -- dialecte, accentu irlandesi o provincial<BR><BR> <B> BROIL</B> -- grillar; n. querelle<BR><BR> <B> BROKEN</B> -- ruptet, fractet; (language) &iacute;nperfect, spasmodic<BR><BR> <B> BROKER</B> -- curtagero; mediator<BR><BR> <B> BROMIDE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BROMINE</B> -- brom<BR><BR> <B> BRONCHIAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BRONCHITIS</B> -- bronchite<BR><BR> <B> BRONZE</B> -- ~ (-in)<BR><BR> <B> BROOCH</B> -- broche<BR><BR> <B> BROOD</B> -- n. covatura, covallia; v. covar; meditar<BR><BR> <B> BROOK</B> -- riverette; v. tolerar<BR><BR> <B> BROOM</B> -- balaye; (bot.) genista<BR><BR> <B> BROTH</B> -- bullion; consomm&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> BROTHEL</B> -- bordelle, lupanare<BR><BR> <B> BROTHER</B> -- fratre. ~HOOD: fraternit&eacute;. ~LINESS: fraternit&aacute;. ~-IN-LAW: bel-fratre<BR><BR> <B> BROW</B> -- fronte; (eyebrow) brove<BR><BR> <B> BROWBEAT</B> -- intimidar, opresser<BR><BR> <B> BROWN</B> -- brun (-atri). ~PAPER: pacc-papere<BR><BR> <B> BROWSE</B> -- paster se<BR><BR> <B> BRUISE</B> -- contuser; aplastar; n. contusion<BR><BR> <B> BRUIT ABROAD</B> -- divulgar, rumorar<BR><BR> <B> BRUNETTE</B> -- a. brunetti; n. brunetta<BR><BR> <B> BRUNT, TO BEAR THE</B> -- * suportar li pesa, li max pesant colpe<BR><BR> <B> BRUSH</B> -- brosse; (painting brush) pinsel; (skirmish) scaramuche<BR><BR> <B> BRUSHWOOD</B> -- densallia<BR><BR> <B> BRUSQUE</B> -- brusqui (-t&aacute;, -er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> BRUTE</B> -- ~ (-alt -alit&aacute;, -alisar)<BR><BR> <B> BUBBLE</B> -- bul; vessic; (comm.) fraude; v. brodular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> BUCCANEER</B> -- pirate, corsare, bucanero<BR><BR> <B> BUCK</B> -- buc; (male deer) cervo. ~SKIN: bucpelisse. TO ~ UP: prender corage<BR><BR> <B> BUCKET</B> -- sitelle<BR><BR> <B> BUCKLE</B> -- fible (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> BUCKLER</B> -- scude<BR><BR> <B> BUCKTHORN</B> -- ramme<BR><BR> <B> BUCKWHEAT</B> -- saracen<BR><BR> <B> BUCOLIC</B> -- ~, pastoral<BR><BR> <B> BUD</B> -- burgeon (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> BUDGE</B> -- moer. DON'T ~!: stopp!<BR><BR> <B> BUDGET</B> -- budgete<BR><BR> <B> BUFF</B> -- yelbatri; n. buffle-cute<BR><BR> <B> BUFFALO</B> -- buffle<BR><BR> <B> BUFFER</B> -- para-choc, buffre<BR><BR> <B> BUFFET</B> -- bufete; (blow) colpe<BR><BR> <B> BUFFOON</B> -- buffon (-er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> BUG</B> -- c&iacute;mice<BR><BR> <B> BUGBEAR</B> -- cochemare, fantom<BR><BR> <B> BUGLE</B> -- chass-corn, clarinette, bugle<BR><BR> <B> BUILD</B> -- v. constructer (-or, -ion); ~ UP: edificar<BR><BR> <B> BUILDING</B> -- edificie, construction<BR><BR> <B> BULB</B> -- (bot.) bulbe, t&uacute;bere; (elect.) ampulle electric; lampe<BR><BR> <B> BULGE</B> -- v. protuberar, prominer; n. bosse, protuberantie<BR><BR> <B> BULK</B> -- pluparte; vol&uacute;mine (-osi), masse; (size) grandore<BR><BR> <B> BULKHEAD</B> -- clusion<BR><BR> <B> BULL</B> -- bovo, tauro (-in, -eator, -ero); (papal) bulle. BULL'S EYE: cible-centre<BR><BR> <B> BULLDOG</B> -- bulldogg<BR><BR> <B> BULLET</B> -- bul, balle<BR><BR> <B> BULLETIN</B> -- bulletine<BR><BR> <B> BULLFINCH</B> -- p&iacute;rrul<BR><BR> <B> BULLION</B> -- aure o argente in barres<BR><BR> <B> BULLOCK</B> -- bove castrat<BR><BR> <B> BULLY</B> -- brute, tiranno, rixard<BR><BR> <B> BULRUSH</B> -- glatt junc<BR><BR> <B> BULWARK</B> -- bastion, vall<BR><BR> <B> BUMBLE-BEE</B> -- burdon<BR><BR> <B> BUMP</B> -- batte, colpe, choc; (hump) bosse. HE BUMPED AGAINST A WALL: il chocat contra un mur<BR><BR> <B> BUMPER</B> -- plen glass; (rail.) parachoc, buffre<BR><BR> <B> BUMPKIN</B> -- plumpon, rustico<BR><BR> <B> BUMPTIOUS</B> -- &iacute;nmodest, fanfaronaci<BR><BR> <B> BUMPY</B> -- sucussiv<BR><BR> <B> BUN</B> -- panette<BR><BR> <B> BUNCH</B> -- amasse; (of berries) grappe, uve; (flowers) buquete<BR><BR> <B> BUNDLE</B> -- pacca; fasce<BR><BR> <B> BUNG</B> -- tapon<BR><BR> <B> BUNGALOW</B> -- dom de un etage<BR><BR> <B> BUNGLE</B> -- v. misfar, laborachar, bosillar (-ero, -age, -atura)<BR><BR> <B> BUNION</B> -- calle (-osi, -osit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> BUNK</B> -- dorm-banca<BR><BR> <B> BUNKER</B> -- carboniere<BR><BR> <B> BUNKUM</B> -- blaga, nonsense, vacui babillada<BR><BR> <B> BUNTING</B> -- flagga-drape<BR><BR> <B> BUOY</B> -- boye, balise<BR><BR> <B> BUOYANT</B> -- flottant; levi, gay<BR><BR> <B> BURDEN</B> -- carga, pesa; (abstract) charge; (naut.) cargo; (of song) refrane<BR><BR> <B> BURDOCK</B> -- bardane<BR><BR> <B> BUREAU</B> -- bur&oacute; (-crate, -cratic), contor<BR><BR> <B> BURGEON</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> BURGESS</B> -- cive; (of a Borough) borgese<BR><BR> <B> BURGLARY</B> -- ruptefurte (-ard)<BR><BR> <B> BURGOMASTER</B> -- borgomastro<BR><BR> <B> BURIAL</B> -- sepultura, interration. ~GROUND: sepultoria<BR><BR> <B> BURLESQUE</B> -- a. burlesc; n. burlesca<BR><BR> <B> BURLY</B> -- robust, gross<BR><BR> <B> BURN</B> -- v. a. brular, incendiar; (intr.) arder, flagrar. combuster; n. (a wound) brulatura; (stream) riverette<BR><BR> <B> BURNING-GLASS</B> -- lupe<BR><BR> <B> BURNISH</B> -- brunir (-age, -itor, -ition), polir, far splender<BR><BR> <B> BURROW</B> -- tunnel de cun&iacute;cul; v. excavar, fossar, tunnelar<BR><BR> <B> BURSAR</B> -- tresorero, cassero; (student) stipendiate<BR><BR> <B> BURST</B> -- fender (se), crevar, crepar, exploder. TO ~ INTO A ROOM: irupter in un chambre; n. ruptura, fensura<BR><BR> <B> BURY</B> -- interrar, sepulter, inhumar<BR><BR> <B> BUS</B> -- autobus, omnibus<BR><BR> <B> BUSH</B> -- bosco, arbuste; (copse) boscage. GOOD WINE NEEDS NO ~: bon merces lauda se self<BR><BR> <B> BUSHEL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> BUSHY</B> -- densi, toffosi, capillut<BR><BR> <B> BUSINESS</B> -- afere(s), comercie; (transaction) negocie (-ar). ~LUCE: practic. ~MAN: comerciante<BR><BR> <B> BUSKIN</B> -- coturne<BR><BR> <B> BUST</B> -- buste<BR><BR> <B> BUSTLE</B> -- v. moer se o far alquo agilmen, ocupar se; n. brue, activit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> BUSY</B> -- ocupat, activ, diligent; (street etc.) plan de movida<BR><BR> <B> BUSYBODY</B> -- importunard<BR><BR> <B> BUT</B> -- ma, except(et). ANYTHING ~: omno quam. ALL ~: presc<BR><BR> <B> BUTCHER</B> -- carnero, buchero<BR><BR> <B> BUTLER</B> -- chef servitor, cellarero<BR><BR> <B> BUTT</B> -- baril; (thrust) pussa. ~END: spess extremit&aacute;; cloppe; (object) scope; v. pussar per li cap<BR><BR> <B> BUTTER</B> -- buttre<BR><BR> <B> BUTTERCUP</B> -- ranuncul<BR><BR> <B> BUTTERFLY</B> -- papilion<BR><BR> <B> BUTTERMILK</B> -- buttre-serum<BR><BR> <B> BUTTOCK</B> -- fesse, sede, cul, posteriore<BR><BR> <B> BUTTON</B> -- buton (-ar). ~HOLE: butoniere. ~HOOK: buton-croc<BR><BR> <B> BUTTRESS</B> -- apoy, suporte, pilare, barbacan, contraforte<BR><BR> <B> BUXOM</B> -- corpulent, frisc e robust, formosi<BR><BR> <B> BUY</B> -- comprar<BR><BR> <B> BUZZ</B> -- murmurar; (of insects) burdonear<BR><BR> <B> BUZZARD</B> -- bussarde, buteo<BR><BR> <B> BY</B> -- (expressing agency) de; (beside) apu, proxim; (beyond) pr&eacute;ter; (according to) secun. ~ MEANS OF: per; (when no other preposition is suitable) ye. ~ THE TIME WE ARRIVE: til quande noi va arivar<BR><BR> <B> BYE-ELECTION</B> -- election suplemental<BR><BR> <B> BYEGONE</B> -- passat, preterit, ancian<BR><BR> <B> BYE-LAW</B> -- statute local<BR><BR> <B> BYE-PLAY</B> -- interlude<BR><BR> <B> BYE-ROAD</B> -- via lateral<BR><BR> <B> BYSTANDER</B> -- spectator, assistente<BR><BR> <B> BY-PRODUCT</B> -- sub-producte<BR><BR> <B> BYRE</B> -- bov-stalle<BR><BR> <B> BYWORD</B> -- proverbie; moc-n&oacute;mine<BR><BR> 947 4181 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue c]] moved to [[english-Interlingue c]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> CAB</B> -- fiacre (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> CABAL</B> -- cabale, intriga, conspiration<BR><BR> <B> CABBAGE</B> -- caul<BR><BR> <B> CABIN</B> -- cabane, baracca; (on ship) cayute, cabine. ~ BOY: elev de nave<BR><BR> <B> CABINET</B> -- cabinette, chambrette; (cupboard) scaf; (pol.) consilie, ministerie<BR><BR> <B> CABINET-MAKER</B> -- fin-carpentero<BR><BR> <B> CABLE</B> -- ~, fune<BR><BR> <B> CABOOSE</B> -- cocina de nave<BR><BR> <B> CACAO</B> -- cacáo<BR><BR> <B> CACHEXY</B> -- cachexie<BR><BR> <B> CACHALOT</B> -- cachalote<BR><BR> <B> CACHINATION</B> -- rision<BR><BR> <B> CACHOU</B> -- eachú<BR><BR> <B> CACKLE</B> -- v. cacarear<BR><BR> <B> CACOPHONY</B> -- cacofonie<BR><BR> <B> CACTUS</B> -- cacté<BR><BR> <B> CAD</B> -- fripon, homacho<BR><BR> <B> CADAVEROUS</B> -- cadavratri, cadavric<BR><BR> <B> CADDY</B> -- té-buxette<BR><BR> <B> CADENCE</B> -- cadentie<BR><BR> <B> CADET</B> -- cadette, aspirante<BR><BR> <B> CADGE</B> -- mendicar<BR><BR> <B> CADMIUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CAFE</B> -- restorería, cafeería, café<BR><BR> <B> CAFFEIN</B> -- cafeine<BR><BR> <B> CAGE</B> -- ~; v. incagear<BR><BR> <B> CAIRN</B> -- ~, tumul<BR><BR> <B> CAISSON</B> -- munition-vagone; casson<BR><BR> <B> CAJOLE</B> -- persuader, flattar, adular<BR><BR> <B> CAKE</B> -- torte; v. incrustar se<BR><BR> <B> CALABASH</B> -- calabasse<BR><BR> <B> CALAMITY</B> -- calamitá, catastrofe<BR><BR> <B> CALCAREOUS</B> -- calcin, calcic, calciferi<BR><BR> <B> CALCIUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CALCULATE</B> -- calcular (-ation, -ator), evaluar. CALCULATING MACHINE: machine calculatori<BR><BR> <B> CALCULUS</B> -- calcul<BR><BR> <B> CALDRON</B> -- ~, bolliere<BR><BR> <B> CALEFACTION</B> -- calentation<BR><BR> <B> CALENDAR</B> -- calendare; almanac<BR><BR> <B> CALENDER</B> -- calandre (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> CALENDULA</B> -- calendul<BR><BR> <B> CALF</B> -- vaccelle; (of leg) sure<BR><BR> <B> CALIBRE</B> -- ~ (-ar); capacitá mental<BR><BR> <B> CALICO</B> -- calicó; (glazed) percalline<BR><BR> <B> CALIPH</B> -- calif (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> CALL</B> -- vocar, clamar; (cry) criar; (name) nominar; (a meeting) convocar; (visit) visitar. TO ~ AT: haltar che. TO ~ FOR: ear (venir) prender. TO ~ IN: far venir. TO ~ OUT: exclamar; n. demande, exigentie<BR><BR> <B> CALLING</B> -- profession, mestiere, artise<BR><BR> <B> CALLIPERS</B> -- calibre-compasse<BR><BR> <B> CALLOSITY</B> -- calle<BR><BR> <B> CALLOUS</B> -- ínsensibil, ínsusceptibil; n. calle<BR><BR> <B> CALLOW</B> -- ínmatur<BR><BR> <B> CALM</B> -- ~, tranquil, quiet; v. calmar, tranquilisar<BR><BR> <B> CALOMEL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CALORY</B> -- calorie (-ific)<BR><BR> <B> CALUMNY</B> -- calumnie (-ar, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> CALYX</B> -- cálice<BR><BR> <B> CAMARILLA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CAMBER</B> -- vulte<BR><BR> <B> CAMBRIC</B> -- batiste<BR><BR> <B> CAMEL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CAMELLIA</B> -- camelia<BR><BR> <B> CAMEO</B> -- camé<BR><BR> <B> CAMERA</B> -- cámera<BR><BR> <B> CAMISOLE</B> -- camisol<BR><BR> <B> CAMOMILE</B> -- camomille<BR><BR> <B> CAMOUFLAGE</B> -- v. camuflar (-age)<BR><BR> <B> CAMP</B> -- ~ (-ar). CAMP-BEDSTEAD: plio-lettiere<BR><BR> <B> CAMPAIGN</B> -- campanie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CAMPANALOGY</B> -- clocheation<BR><BR> <B> CAMPANULA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CAMPHOR</B> -- camfor (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> CAMPION</B> -- lichnide<BR><BR> <B> CAN</B> -- n. potte, cruche; metallic scatulle; v. inladar. THEY ~: ili posse<BR><BR> <B> CANAILLE</B> -- canallia<BR><BR> <B> CANAL</B> -- canale (-isar). ~LOCK: scluse<BR><BR> <B> CANARY</B> -- serine, canarí<BR><BR> <B> CANCEL</B> -- anullar; (strike out) trastrecar; (a stamp on envelope) obliterar<BR><BR> <B> CANCER</B> -- cáncere<BR><BR> <B> CANDELABRUM</B> -- candelabre<BR><BR> <B> CANDID</B> -- ~, franc<BR><BR> <B> CANDIDATE</B> -- ~, aspirante<BR><BR> <B> CANDLE</B> -- candel (-iero, -iere)<BR><BR> <B> CANDOUR</B> -- candore, candidesse<BR><BR> <B> CANDY</B> -- sucre candit; v. candir<BR><BR> <B> CANE</B> -- canne. ~WORK: plectage; v. bastonar<BR><BR> <B> CANINE</B> -- canin<BR><BR> <B> CANISTER</B> -- lad-buxe, canistre<BR><BR> <B> CANKER</B> -- cáncere, coruption<BR><BR> <B> CANNIBAL</B> -- canibale (-isrne), antropofago<BR><BR> <B> CANNON</B> -- cannone (-ar, -ada, -ero); (billiards) carambol (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> CANNY</B> -- strangi; caut, circumspect, prudent<BR><BR> <B> CANOE</B> -- canó<BR><BR> <B> CANON</B> -- (a law) canon (-isar, -ic); (person) canonico<BR><BR> <B> CANOPY</B> -- baldachine; (shade) covritura<BR><BR> <B> CANT</B> -- dissimulation; v. dissimular, ficter<BR><BR> <B> CANTANKEROUS</B> -- iritabil, morosi<BR><BR> <B> CANTATA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CANTEEN</B> -- cantine<BR><BR> <B> CANTER</B> -- curt galopp; v. galoppettar<BR><BR> <B> CANTICLE</B> -- cantico<BR><BR> <B> CANTON</B> -- ~ (-ar, -ament)<BR><BR> <B> CANVAS</B> -- canevas, segle-drap<BR><BR> <B> CANVASS</B> -- v. solicitar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CAOUTCHOUC</B> -- cautchuc<BR><BR> <B> CAP</B> -- casquette, cappe; v. covrir; superar<BR><BR> <B> CAPABLE</B> -- capabil (-itá)<BR><BR> <B> CAPACIOUS</B> -- ampli, capaci, spaciosi<BR><BR> <B> CAPE</B> -- cap, promontorie; (garment) pelerine<BR><BR> <B> CAPER</B> -- buffoneríe, capriol, voltige; v. voltiger<BR><BR> <B> CAPERS</B> -- (bot.) cáppare<BR><BR> <B> CAPERCAILLIE</B> -- urogallo<BR><BR> <B> CAPILLARY</B> -- capillari<BR><BR> <B> CAPITAL</B> -- a. (all senses) capital (-ist); n. capitale. ~ PUNISHMENT: condamnation al morte; (capital letter) majuscul<BR><BR> <B> CAPITULAR</B> -- capitulari<BR><BR> <B> CAPITULATE</B> -- capitular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CAPON</B> -- ~ (-isar)<BR><BR> <B> CAPRICE</B> -- capricie (-osi), marotte<BR><BR> <B> CAPRICORN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CAPSIZE</B> -- cap-virar, renversar se<BR><BR> <B> CAPSTAN</B> -- ~, winch<BR><BR> <B> CAPSULE</B> -- capsul<BR><BR> <B> CAPTAIN</B> -- capitano (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> CAPTION</B> -- rubrica<BR><BR> <B> CAPTIOUS</B> -- criticaci<BR><BR> <B> CAPTIVATE</B> -- charmar, fascinar (-ant)<BR><BR> <B> CAPTIVE</B> -- a. captet, captiv (-itá); n. prisonario<BR><BR> <B> CAPTURE</B> -- caption; (prize) captura, prise; v. capter<BR><BR> <B> CAPUCHIN</B> -- capuce; (monk) capucino<BR><BR> <B> CAR</B> -- carre, coche, automobile; (of balloon) corbe, góndol<BR><BR> <B> CARAFE</B> -- caraffe<BR><BR> <B> CARAMEL</B> -- caramelle<BR><BR> <B> CARAT</B> -- carate<BR><BR> <B> CARAVAN</B> -- caravane ( -serái)<BR><BR> <B> CARAVEL</B> -- caravelle<BR><BR> <B> CARAWAY</B> -- cúmine<BR><BR> <B> CARBINE</B> -- carabine (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> CARBOLIC ACID</B> -- carbol<BR><BR> <B> CARBON</B> -- carbonio (-ic, -iferi)<BR><BR> <B> CARBORUNDUM</B> -- carborunde<BR><BR> <B> CARBOY</B> -- corbe-botelle<BR><BR> <B> CARBUNCLE</B> -- carbuncul<BR><BR> <B> CARBURETTER</B> -- carburator<BR><BR> <B> CARCASS</B> -- carcasse, cadavre<BR><BR> <B> CARD</B> -- carte; (wool) carde (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> CARDAMOM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CARDBOARD</B> -- carton<BR><BR> <B> CARDIAC</B> -- ~, del cordie<BR><BR> <B> CARDINAL</B> -- a. -, principal; (eccl.) cardinale (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> CARE</B> -- cuida (-ar); (anxiety) ínquietitá, sucie; (carefulness) atention; (accuracy) acuratesse, exactitá; (solicitude) anxietá; (sorrow) afliction, grive. TAKE ~: atention!, garda vos!. I DON'T ~: to ne importa me, to es me índiferent<BR><BR> <B> CAREER</B> -- cariera; (motion) curse<BR><BR> <B> CAREFUL</B> -- cuidosi, atentiv, prudent<BR><BR> <B> CARELESS</B> -- ínatentiv, ínsuciant, negligent<BR><BR> <B> CARESS</B> -- caresse (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> CARET</B> -- signe de omission<BR><BR> <B> CARETAKER</B> -- gardator<BR><BR> <B> CARGO</B> -- ~, frete<BR><BR> <B> CARICATURE</B> -- v. caricar (-atura)<BR><BR> <B> CARIES</B> -- carie<BR><BR> <B> CARILLON</B> -- clocheada, melodie de cloches<BR><BR> <B> CARMINE</B> -- n. ~<BR><BR> <B> CARNAGE</B> -- ~, massacre<BR><BR> <B> CARNAL</B> -- ~, sensual<BR><BR> <B> CARNATION</B> -- (bot.) diante<BR><BR> <B> CARNIVAL</B> -- carnevale<BR><BR> <B> CARNIVORE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CARNIVOROUS</B> -- carnivori<BR><BR> <B> CAROB BEAN</B> -- carube<BR><BR> <B> CAROL</B> -- cristfest-cante<BR><BR> <B> CAROUSAL</B> -- orgie, baccanale<BR><BR> <B> CARP</B> -- n. carpe, carasse; v. chicanar, criticachar<BR><BR> <B> CARPENTER</B> -- carpentero (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> CARPET</B> -- tapisse<BR><BR> <B> CARRIAGE</B> -- (veh.) caleche, coche; (rly.) vagon, cupé; (gun carriage) afuste; (cost of carriage) frete, porte; (conveying) transporte; (bearing) postura, eada, statura<BR><BR> <B> CARRIER</B> -- (of goods) carrero; (messenger) missagero, curriero, portator; (shipper etc.) expeditor<BR><BR> <B> CARRION</B> -- putrallia, cadavre<BR><BR> <B> CARROT</B> -- carotte<BR><BR> <B> CARRY</B> -- portar, suportar. TO ~ OUT: executer. TO ~ OVER: transferter<BR><BR> <B> CART</B> -- carre. ~LOAD: carrade<BR><BR> <B> CARTEL</B> -- cartelle<BR><BR> <B> CARTILAGE</B> -- cartilágine<BR><BR> <B> CARTOON</B> -- caricatura, dessine, film dessinat<BR><BR> <B> CARTOUCHE</B> -- cartuche (-iere)<BR><BR> <B> CARTRIDGE</B> -- cartuche<BR><BR> <B> CARVE</B> -- tranchar, cupar; (sculpt) sculpter, ciselar. CARVING-KNIFE: decupa-cultelle<BR><BR> <B> CASCADE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CASE</B> -- (circumstance) casu, eveniment; (example) exemple; (gramm.) casu; (holder) buxe, buxette, chestey scatulle, etuí; (lawsuit) processu; (sheath) foderale. IN THAT ~: alor<BR><BR> <B> CASEIN</B> -- caseine<BR><BR> <B> CASEMATE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CASEMENT</B> -- ale de fenestre<BR><BR> <B> CASH</B> -- moné, pecunie. HARD ~: contante. ~ BOX: cassette<BR><BR> <B> CASHIER</B> -- cassero; v. demisser<BR><BR> <B> CASHMERE</B> -- cachemir<BR><BR> <B> CASING</B> -- invelopament, covritura; (window) revetament<BR><BR> <B> CASINO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CASK</B> -- baril, tonnel, tine<BR><BR> <B> CASKET</B> -- scatulle, buxette<BR><BR> <B> CASQUE</B> -- casco, helm<BR><BR> <B> CASSOCK</B> -- sutane<BR><BR> <B> CASSOWARY</B> -- casoare<BR><BR> <B> CAST</B> -- v. lansar, jettar; (metal) fonder; (in the eye) strabe. CAST-IRON: ferre fondet; n. (worm cast) tumul<BR><BR> <B> CASTE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CASTER</B> -- rulette<BR><BR> <B> CASTIGATE</B> -- castigar (-ation, -ator), punir<BR><BR> <B> CASTLE</B> -- castelle; (chess) turre<BR><BR> <B> CASTOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CASTOR-OIL</B> -- ricin-oleo<BR><BR> <B> CASTRATE</B> -- castrar (-ation, -ate)<BR><BR> <B> CASUAL</B> -- ~, hasardal<BR><BR> <B> CASUALTY</B> -- victime; (war) cadete<BR><BR> <B> CASUIST</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> CAT</B> -- cat (-o, -in)<BR><BR> <B> CATA-</B> -- cata-combe (-falco, -log, -pulte)<BR><BR> <B> CATARACT</B> -- cataracte<BR><BR> <B> CATARRH</B> -- catarre<BR><BR> <B> CATASTROPHE</B> -- catastrof (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CATCH</B> -- v. capter, prender; ( ~ up with) atinger; (grasp mentally) capir; (~ cold) afrigidar se, inreumar se<BR><BR> <B> CATECHISM</B> -- catechisme<BR><BR> <B> CATEGORY</B> -- categorie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> CATER</B> -- v. provisionar; cuidar<BR><BR> <B> CATERPILLAR</B> -- eruca<BR><BR> <B> CATHARTIC</B> -- a. purgativ, laxativ; n. laxative<BR><BR> <B> CATHEDRA</B> -- catedre<BR><BR> <B> CATHEDRAL</B> -- catedrale<BR><BR> <B> CATHODE</B> -- catode<BR><BR> <B> CATHOLIC</B> -- a. catolic (-isme); n. catolico<BR><BR> <B> CATKIN</B> -- ament<BR><BR> <B> CATTLE</B> -- brutes, boves, pecude<BR><BR> <B> CAUDAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CAULDRON</B> -- caldron<BR><BR> <B> CAULIFLOWER</B> -- cauliflor<BR><BR> <B> CAULK</B> -- calfatar<BR><BR> <B> CAUSE</B> -- ~ (-al, -ar). ~LESS: ínmotivat<BR><BR> <B> CAUSEWAY</B> -- chossé<BR><BR> <B> CAUSTIC</B> -- a. ~; satiric<BR><BR> <B> CAUTERIZE</B> -- cauterisar<BR><BR> <B> CAUTION</B> -- ~, prudentie; (warning) v. advertir (-iment)<BR><BR> <B> CAUTIOUS</B> -- caut, prudent, circumspect<BR><BR> <B> CAVALCADE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CAVALIER</B> -- cavaliero, paladino<BR><BR> <B> CAVALRY</B> -- cavalleríe<BR><BR> <B> CAVE</B> -- cava, caverne. TO ~ IN: crular<BR><BR> <B> CAVERN</B> -- caverne (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CAVEAT</B> -- veto; protestation<BR><BR> <B> CAVIAR</B> -- caviare<BR><BR> <B> CAVIL</B> -- chicanar, criticachar, sofistisar<BR><BR> <B> CAVITY</B> -- cavitá<BR><BR> <B> CAW</B> -- croacar<BR><BR> <B> CEASE</B> -- cessar, finir, terminar. ~LESS: íncessant<BR><BR> <B> CEDAR</B> -- cedre<BR><BR> <B> CEDE</B> -- ceder<BR><BR> <B> CEDILLA</B> -- cedille<BR><BR> <B> CEILING</B> -- plafon<BR><BR> <B> CELEBRATE</B> -- festar, celebrar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CELEBRATED</B> -- celebri, famosi, gloriosi<BR><BR> <B> CELERITY</B> -- celeritá, rapiditá, velocitá<BR><BR> <B> CELERY</B> -- selerí, apium<BR><BR> <B> CELESTIAL</B> -- celest, cielari<BR><BR> <B> CELIBATE</B> -- a. celib (-o, -atu)<BR><BR> <B> CELL</B> -- cellul (-ari); (prison) cárcere<BR><BR> <B> CELLAR</B> -- céllar. SALT ~: saliere<BR><BR> <B> CELLULOID</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CELLULOSE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CEMENT</B> -- cemente<BR><BR> <B> CEMETERY</B> -- sepultoria, jardin del mortes<BR><BR> <B> CENOTAPH</B> -- cenotaf<BR><BR> <B> CENSER</B> -- incensuore<BR><BR> <B> CENSOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CENSURE</B> -- blama (-ar), censura (-ar), reprimande (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> CENT</B> -- centime<BR><BR> <B> CENTENARY</B> -- centenari; n. centenarie<BR><BR> <B> CENTI-</B> -- (in comp.) centi-litre, -metre,-pede<BR><BR> <B> CENTRE</B> -- ~ (-al, -ale, -alisar)<BR><BR> <B> CENTURY</B> -- centennie, secul<BR><BR> <B> CERAMIC</B> -- a. ~; n.pl. ceramica<BR><BR> <B> CEREALS</B> -- cereales, frument<BR><BR> <B> CEREBELLUM</B> -- cerebelle<BR><BR> <B> CEREBRUM</B> -- cerebre (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CEREMONY</B> -- ceremonie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CERISE</B> -- ceresi<BR><BR> <B> CERTAIN</B> -- cert (-itá, -men)<BR><BR> <B> CERTIFICATE</B> -- diploma; testimonie; (school ~) ateste; (med.) certificate<BR><BR> <B> CERTIFY</B> -- certificar, atestar<BR><BR> <B> CERULEAN</B> -- azur, ciel-blu<BR><BR> <B> CESSATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CESSPOOL</B> -- latrin-fosse, cloaca<BR><BR> <B> CETACEAN</B> -- a. balenin<BR><BR> <B> CHAFE</B> -- frottar, fricter; iritar se<BR><BR> <B> CHAFF</B> -- drachallia, pleve<BR><BR> <B> CHAFFINCH</B> -- pinson<BR><BR> <B> CHAGRIN</B> -- chagrine (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> CHAIN</B> -- n. caten (-ari); serie; v. (in)catenar, ligar<BR><BR> <B> CHAIR</B> -- stul. EASY ~: fotel; (at a meeting) presidentie; (at a University) catedre; professoratu<BR><BR> <B> CHAIRMAN</B> -- presidente<BR><BR> <B> CHAISE</B> -- caleche<BR><BR> <B> CHALICE</B> -- cálice<BR><BR> <B> CHALK</B> -- crete; v. cretar, crete-scrir<BR><BR> <B> CHALLENGE</B> -- v. contestar, defiar; (a juror) recusar; (duel) provocar; n. defí<BR><BR> <B> CHAMBER</B> -- chambre, cámera. ~LAIN: chambellane, camerlingo. ~MAID: chambrera<BR><BR> <B> CHAMELEON</B> -- cameleon<BR><BR> <B> CHAMOIS</B> -- chamuse (-in)<BR><BR> <B> CHAMP</B> -- machar<BR><BR> <B> CHAMPAGNE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CHAMPION</B> -- ~, protagonist, avocate, defensor; v. defender<BR><BR> <B> CHANCE</B> -- ~, hasarde; (fate) fate; (opportunity) oportunitá, ocasion; v. riscar<BR><BR> <B> CHANCEL</B> -- altar-plazza<BR><BR> <B> CHANCELLOR</B> -- cancellero<BR><BR> <B> CHANCERY</B> -- alt tribunale<BR><BR> <B> CHANCEE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CHANDELIER</B> -- candelabre<BR><BR> <B> CHANDLER</B> -- (candel) mercero<BR><BR> <B> CHANGE</B> -- n. ~ (-ear, -eament); (money) micri moné; v. alterar, vicear, mutar; exchangear, substituer; (to dress) transvestir se<BR><BR> <B> CHANNEL</B> -- canalette; strette. marstrette; (furrow) sulca; (for rain) guttiere<BR><BR> <B> CHANT</B> -- n. cante<BR><BR> <B> CHAOS</B> -- cáos. CHAOTIC: caotic<BR><BR> <B> CHAP</B> -- n. (person) chap, individuo; v. fender<BR><BR> <B> CHAPEL</B> -- capella<BR><BR> <B> CHAPERON</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CHAPLAIN</B> -- capellane<BR><BR> <B> CHAPLET</B> -- guirlande, coron<BR><BR> <B> CHAPTER</B> -- capitul<BR><BR> <B> CHAR</B> -- n. nettatora; v. carbonisar<BR><BR> <B> CHAR-A-BANC</B> -- autobus<BR><BR> <B> CHARACTER.</B> -- caráctere (-isar, -istic)<BR><BR> <B> CHARACTERISTIC</B> -- n. trate<BR><BR> <B> CHARADE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CHARCOAL</B> -- ligni-carbon<BR><BR> <B> CHARGE</B> -- (abstract) ~; (of a gun) cargament; (price) precie; (to jury) instruction. UNDER THE ~ OF: sub duction de; v. (to rush) assaltar, ataccar; (accuse) acusar. inculpar; (to command) ordonar; (entreat) exhortar; (a gun) cargar; (in payment) postular<BR><BR> <B> CHARGER</B> -- cavalle de guerre; (dish) plate, vase<BR><BR> <B> CHARIOT</B> -- triumf-carre; carre de guerre<BR><BR> <B> CHARITABLE</B> -- beneficent, charitosi<BR><BR> <B> CHARITY</B> -- charitá, almosne<BR><BR> <B> CHARLATAN</B> -- ~ (-eríe); medicastro<BR><BR> <B> CHARM</B> -- charme; magie, sorceríe. LUCKY ~: amulette, porta-felicie<BR><BR> <B> CHARNEL-HOUSE</B> -- ossarium<BR><BR> <B> CHART</B> -- carte (geografic), map<BR><BR> <B> CHARTER</B> -- contracte, document; v. fretar<BR><BR> <B> CHARY</B> -- caut, desinclinat<BR><BR> <B> CHASE</B> -- chasse (-ar); v. (metals) graver, ciselar<BR><BR> <B> CHASM</B> -- abiss, ravine; fende<BR><BR> <B> CHASSIS</B> -- chassí<BR><BR> <B> CHASTE</B> -- chast (-itá), pudic, pur<BR><BR> <B> CHASTEN</B> -- punir, humiliar<BR><BR> <B> CHASTISE</B> -- castigar (-ation), punir<BR><BR> <B> CHAT</B> -- babillar, conversar<BR><BR> <B> CHATTELS</B> -- possedage<BR><BR> <B> CHATTER</B> -- v. babill(ach)ar; (teeth) frissonar in li dentes, claccar<BR><BR> <B> CHAUFFEUR</B> -- chofero<BR><BR> <B> CHEAP</B> -- modic (-itá)<BR><BR> <B> CHEAT</B> -- fraudar, decepter, dupar; n. fraudero: (at games) ludard<BR><BR> <B> CHECK</B> -- n. obstacul, impediment, bride, fren; (chess) chac; v. impedir, frenar, controlar<BR><BR> <B> CHECKERED</B> -- quadrillat<BR><BR> <B> CHECKMATE</B> -- chac-matt<BR><BR> <B> CHEEK</B> -- guancie. ~BONE: zygoma<BR><BR> <B> CHEEKY</B> -- impertinent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> CHEEP</B> -- v. chiripar, pipiar<BR><BR> <B> CHEER</B> -- v. aclamar, aplauder; incoragear, alegrar; n. aplause, hurrá<BR><BR> <B> CHEERFUL</B> -- gay, alegri, joyosi<BR><BR> <B> CHEERLESS</B> -- morni<BR><BR> <B> CHEESE</B> -- caseo (-in) . -PARING: parsimoniosi<BR><BR> <B> CHEF</B> -- chef de cocine<BR><BR> <B> CHEMICAL</B> -- a. chimic; n.pl. chimicalies, productes chimic<BR><BR> <B> CHEMISE</B> -- camis(ett)e<BR><BR> <B> CHEMIST</B> -- apotecario; (analytical) chimico. CHEMIST'S SHOP: apoteca<BR><BR> <B> CHEMISTRY</B> -- chimie<BR><BR> <B> CHEQUE</B> -- chec<BR><BR> <B> CHERISH</B> -- cuidar (tendrimen), estimar; (~ hopes) nutrir<BR><BR> <B> CHERRY</B> -- cerese (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> CHERRY-BRANDY</B> -- ~, kirsch<BR><BR> <B> CHERUB</B> -- chérube (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> CHESS</B> -- chac. ~BOARD: chac-tabul. ~PIECE: chac-figura<BR><BR> <B> CHEST</B> -- tórax (-ic), péctor; (box) buxe, cheste<BR><BR> <B> CHEST OF DRAWERS</B> -- comode<BR><BR> <B> CHESTNUT</B> -- castanie (-iero), maron<BR><BR> <B> CHEVALIER</B> -- cavaliero; galanthom<BR><BR> <B> CHEVRON</B> -- ~; (carp.) raftre<BR><BR> <B> CHEW</B> -- machar. TO ~ THE CUD: ruminar, remachar<BR><BR> <B> CHIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CHICANERY</B> -- chicane<BR><BR> <B> CHICK(EN)</B> -- gallinelle<BR><BR> <B> CHICKEN-POX</B> -- varicelle<BR><BR> <B> CHICORY</B> -- cicoré<BR><BR> <B> CHIDE</B> -- reprochar<BR><BR> <B> CHIEF</B> -- a. principal, cardinal. THE ~ THING: li cose cardinal, lu essential; n. chef<BR><BR> <B> CHIEFLY</B> -- precipue<BR><BR> <B> CHIEFTAIN</B> -- chef<BR><BR> <B> CHILBLAIN</B> -- gela-inflatura<BR><BR> <B> CHILD</B> -- infante, filie, bebé. ~BED: acuchament, ~BIRTH: parturition<BR><BR> <B> CHILDHOOD</B> -- infantie. CHILDISH: infantil, pueril<BR><BR> <B> CHILL</B> -- a. frigid; n. frigore; (shudder) frisson. TO CATCH A ~: refrigidar se<BR><BR> <B> CHIME</B> -- clocheada; sonoritá, unison. IN ~ WITH: in acorde con<BR><BR> <B> CHIMERA</B> -- chimere (-ic), ilusion<BR><BR> <B> CHIMNEY</B> -- chimené. CHIMNEY-PIECE: camin-corniche. CHIMNEY-SWEEP: chimenero<BR><BR> <B> CHIMPANZEE</B> -- chimpansé<BR><BR> <B> CHIN</B> -- menton<BR><BR> <B> CHINA</B> -- porcelane. CHINA-CLAY: caoline; (nation) China<BR><BR> <B> CHINK</B> -- intersticie, fissurette; (of money) son<BR><BR> <B> CHIP</B> -- n. splittre, fragment, pezzette; v. splittrar; fracter<BR><BR> <B> CHIROMANCY</B> -- chiromantie<BR><BR> <B> CHIROPODY</B> -- pedicura<BR><BR> <B> CHIRP</B> -- chiripar, pipiar (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> CHISEL</B> -- cisel (-ar, -atura)<BR><BR> <B> CHIT-CHAT</B> -- babillada<BR><BR> <B> CHIVALRY</B> -- cavalieríe<BR><BR> <B> CHIVE</B> -- cebulette, porro<BR><BR> <B> CHLORINE</B> -- clor<BR><BR> <B> CHLOROFORM</B> -- cloroform<BR><BR> <B> CHLOROPHYLL</B> -- clorofill<BR><BR> <B> CHOCK</B> -- cuneo<BR><BR> <B> CHOCOLATE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CHOICE</B> -- selection, alternative; a. excellent, bonissim, exquisit<BR><BR> <B> CHOIR</B> -- cor (-al, -ale); (place) cora, corbancas<BR><BR> <B> CHOKE</B> -- sufocar; (by gas) asfixiar; strangular<BR><BR> <B> CHOLER</B> -- bilie, colere (-ic), indignation<BR><BR> <B> CHOLERA</B> -- cólera<BR><BR> <B> CHOOSE</B> -- selecter, preferer, optar<BR><BR> <B> CHOP</B> -- (meat) cotlette; v. haccar, tranchar<BR><BR> <B> CHOPS</B> -- (of animal) machuore, musel<BR><BR> <B> CHORAL</B> -- coral(e)<BR><BR> <B> CHORD</B> -- corde; (in music) acord<BR><BR> <B> CHORISTER</B> -- corist<BR><BR> <B> CHORUS</B> -- refrane, cor-pezze<BR><BR> <B> CHRIST</B> -- Cristo (-an, -anisme)<BR><BR> <B> CHRISTEN</B> -- baptisar<BR><BR> <B> CHRISTENDOM</B> -- cristianité<BR><BR> <B> CHRISTMAS</B> -- crist-nascentie, crist-festa<BR><BR> <B> CHROME</B> -- crom<BR><BR> <B> CHROMIUM</B> -- crom<BR><BR> <B> CHRONIC</B> -- (med.) cronic<BR><BR> <B> CHRONICLE</B> -- cronica. CHRONICLER: cronist, historiograf<BR><BR> <B> CHRONOLOGIST</B> -- cronolog (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> CHRONOMETER</B> -- cronometre<BR><BR> <B> CHRYSALIS</B> -- crisalide, cocon<BR><BR> <B> CHRYSANTHEMUM</B> -- crisanteme<BR><BR> <B> CHUBBY</B> -- guanciut<BR><BR> <B> CHUCK</B> -- plussar; (throw) jettar<BR><BR> <B> CHUCKLE</B> -- hihicar<BR><BR> <B> CHUM</B> -- camarad, intimo, amico, compane<BR><BR> <B> CHUMP</B> -- spess pezze de ligne, splittre<BR><BR> <B> CHUNK</B> -- bloc<BR><BR> <B> CHURCH</B> -- (body) eclesie, congregation; (building) eclesia. ~WARDEN: presbitero, curator de eclesie. ~YARD: sepultoria, jardin del mortes; a. eclesial<BR><BR> <B> CHURL</B> -- moroson, rustico<BR><BR> <B> CHURN</B> -- buttrificar, far buttre; (noun) buttre-baril, quirluore<BR><BR> <B> CICADA</B> -- cicade<BR><BR> <B> CICATRICE</B> -- cicatre (-isar)<BR><BR> <B> CIDER</B> -- cidre<BR><BR> <B> CIGAR</B> -- cigarre. ~CASE: cigarriere. ~HOLDER: porta-cigarre, cigarriero<BR><BR> <B> CIGARETTE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CINDER</B> -- cindre f-iere)<BR><BR> <B> CINEMA</B> -- cinem&aacute; (-tograf)<BR><BR> <B> CINERARY</B> -- urne cindral, cindriere<BR><BR> <B> CINNAMON</B> -- cinamon<BR><BR> <B> CIPHER</B> -- ciffre; (nought) null<BR><BR> <B> CIRCLE</B> -- circul, cicle; v. circular, circumdar, revoluer<BR><BR> <B> CIRCLET</B> -- circulette<BR><BR> <B> CIRCUIT</B> -- districte, viage circulari; (electr.) circuite<BR><BR> <B> CIRCUITOTUS</B> -- circumeant, long<BR><BR> <B> CIRCULAR</B> -- a. rond, circulari; (noun) circulare<BR><BR> <B> CIRCULATE</B> -- circular (-ation), rotar CIRCUMAMBIENT: circumdant<BR><BR> <B> CIRCUM-</B> -- as in English.: circum-ciser, -ferentie, -flex, -navlgar, -scrir, -spect, -stantie etc.<BR><BR> <B> CIRCUMVENT</B> -- circumear, super-rusar<BR><BR> <B> CIRCUS</B> -- circo<BR><BR> <B> CISTERN</B> -- cisterne<BR><BR> <B> CITADEL</B> -- citadelle<BR><BR> <B> CITE</B> -- citar (-ation, -ate)<BR><BR> <B> CITIZEN</B> -- citean, cive, borgese. ~SHIP: civitá, borgesitá<BR><BR> <B> CITRON</B> -- ~, limon<BR><BR> <B> CITY</B> -- cité (-an)<BR><BR> <B> CIVIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CIVIL</B> -- civil; (polite) cortesi, polit, galant. ~ WAR: guerre intern<BR><BR> <B> CIVILIAN</B> -- a. civil<BR><BR> <B> CIVILISE</B> -- civilisar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CLACK</B> -- claccar, cliquettar<BR><BR> <B> CLAD</B> -- vestit, covrit<BR><BR> <B> CLAIM</B> -- pretender; (demand) postular, demandar; (noun) pretension; (right) jure; (mining) parcelle jalonat<BR><BR> <B> CLAIMANT</B> -- pretendente<BR><BR> <B> CLAIRVOYANCE</B> -- clar-videntie<BR><BR> <B> CLAMBER</B> -- climbar, grimpar<BR><BR> <B> CLAMMY</B> -- sufocant, humid, viscosi<BR><BR> <B> CLAMOUR</B> -- clamore, clamada, bruida; v. clamar<BR><BR> <B> CLAMP</B> -- crampon, serrette, clamp; v. cramponar<BR><BR> <B> CLAN</B> -- tribe, gente, rasse<BR><BR> <B> CLANDESTINE</B> -- secret, ocult<BR><BR> <B> CLANG</B> -- son, ton; v. sonorar<BR><BR> <B> CLANK</B> -- v. raslar (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> CLAP</B> -- (hands) claccar, clappar, aplauder. ~ OF THUNDER: clapp de tónnere<BR><BR> <B> CLAP-TRAP</B> -- boniment<BR><BR> <B> CLAPPER</B> -- (of bell) battente<BR><BR> <B> CLARET</B> -- vin de Bordeaux<BR><BR> <B> CLARIFY</B> -- aclarar, clarificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CLARINET</B> -- clarinette<BR><BR> <B> CLARION</B> -- trumpete<BR><BR> <B> CLASH</B> -- desacordar, colider; (noun) choc, pussa, colision<BR><BR> <B> CLASP</B> -- (of belt) fibul; croc; v. (hands) intertener, tener fixmen, acrocar, presser<BR><BR> <B> CLASS</B> -- categorie, classe (-ic, -ificar)<BR><BR> <B> CLATTER</B> -- v. raslar (-ada), babillar<BR><BR> <B> CLAUSE</B> -- stipulation, condition; (gramm.) cláusul<BR><BR> <B> CLAW</B> -- griffe, ungul<BR><BR> <B> CLAY</B> -- argil (-iera, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> CLEAN</B> -- pur, nett, chast; v. nettar, demuddar<BR><BR> <B> CLEANSE</B> -- apurar, purificar, nettar<BR><BR> <B> CLEAR</B> -- clar, evident, lucid, limpid; (clear of) líber de; v. (of guilt) exculpar; (to empty) vacuar; (to clear up) aclarar, explicar; (get rid of) desembarassar se de; (throat) tussettar<BR><BR> <B> CLEARING</B> -- (in forest) clariera<BR><BR> <B> CLEAT</B> -- clamp<BR><BR> <B> CLEAVE</B> -- fender; (to stick) adherer, aglutinar se<BR><BR> <B> CLEF</B> -- clave<BR><BR> <B> CLEFT</B> -- (noun) fende, abiss<BR><BR> <B> CLEMENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), indulgent<BR><BR> <B> CLENCH</B> -- (fist) serrar<BR><BR> <B> CLERGY</B> -- clero, clerical partise, clericallia<BR><BR> <B> CLERGYMAN</B> -- clerico, prestro<BR><BR> <B> CLERICAL</B> -- ~; ~ ERROR: scrit-erra, erra de plum<BR><BR> <B> CLERK</B> -- commí, secretario, oficiario, employato, scritor, copist<BR><BR> <B> CLEVER</B> -- habil, capabil, astut, talentat<BR><BR> <B> CLEW</B> -- (naut.) cargar 11 segles; (noun) scot-angul<BR><BR> <B> CLICK</B> -- claccar, ticar, tic-tacar<BR><BR> <B> CLIENT</B> -- ~ (-ela)<BR><BR> <B> CLIFF</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CLIMATE</B> -- clima (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> CLIMAX</B> -- culmine, sómmit<BR><BR> <B> CLIMB</B> -- montar, ascender; (with hands) climbar, grimpar<BR><BR> <B> CLINCH</B> -- fixar, presser, rivetar<BR><BR> <B> CLING</B> -- adherer a, acrocar se a, collar se a<BR><BR> <B> CLINIC</B> -- clinica (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CLINK</B> -- claccar<BR><BR> <B> CLINKER</B> -- scorle; clinc. ~BUILT: plancatura-clinc<BR><BR> <B> CLIP</B> -- (off) decupar, abciser; (shear) tonder; (fasten) cramponar, serrar; (noun) pincette, crampon<BR><BR> <B> CLIQUE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CLOAK</B> -- mant&oacute;, mantel. HOODED ~: capote. ~ROOM: garda-roba; (rail) depositoria; v. celar<BR><BR> <B> CLOCK</B> -- horloge (-ero, alarm-). ~WORK: mecanisme<BR><BR> <B> CLOD</B> -- gleb; (lump) bul<BR><BR> <B> CLOG</B> -- (shoe) ligni-sapate; v. impedir, genar, obstructer<BR><BR> <B> CLOISTER</B> -- claustre, monastere, monaciera, conventu<BR><BR> <B> CLOSE</B> -- a. (near) proxim; (dense) densi; (miserly) avari, mesquin; (secret) secret, celat; (atmosphere) sufocant; (musty) mofosi. A ~ FIGHT: un combatte long índecidet; (noun) fine, conolusion; v. clúder, finir, terminar<BR><BR> <B> CLOSET</B> -- closete, cabinete; (w.c.) latrine<BR><BR> <B> CLOSURE</B> -- clusura<BR><BR> <B> CLOT</B> -- v. coagular (-ation); (noun) masse, glom<BR><BR> <B> CLOTH</B> -- drap; (a cloth) linage; (naut.) seglage<BR><BR> <B> CLOTHE</B> -- vestir (-iment)<BR><BR> <B> CLOTHIER</B> -- drapero, vestimentero<BR><BR> <B> CLOUD</B> -- nube (-at, -osi); CLOUDLESS: sin nubes, clar, seren<BR><BR> <B> CLOUT</B> -- (rag) lapp; (blow) colpe<BR><BR> <B> CLOVE</B> -- cariofil<BR><BR> <B> CLOVER</B> -- trifolie<BR><BR> <B> CLOWN</B> -- buffon, arlequin, clown; (boor) rustico, plumpon<BR><BR> <B> CLOY</B> -- supersaturar, nausear<BR><BR> <B> CLUB</B> -- ~; (cards) treff; (weapon) clobbe; v. clobbar<BR><BR> <B> CLUCK</B> -- glussar<BR><BR> <B> CLUE</B> -- fil, guide, clave, signe<BR><BR> <B> CLUMP</B> -- ~, gruppe<BR><BR> <B> CLUMSY</B> -- ínhabil, pesant, plump<BR><BR> <B> CLUSTER</B> -- (grapes) uve; (trees etc.) gruppe; (flowers) toff<BR><BR> <B> CLUTCH</B> -- v. capter, tener; (noun) griffe; (motoring) acuplator. ~ PEDAL: pedale de acuplage<BR><BR> <B> COACH</B> -- coche (-ero), caleche, carosse; (rail.) vagon; (tutor) privat instructor<BR><BR> <B> COAGULATE</B> -- coagular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> COAL</B> -- carbon (-iere, -iera); v. (a ship) cargar carbon, prender carbon<BR><BR> <B> COALESCE</B> -- fuser, fusionar<BR><BR> <B> COAMINGS</B> -- sill<BR><BR> <B> COARSE</B> -- rud, vulgari, índelicat, gross, crud<BR><BR> <B> COAST</B> -- costa, marborde, líttore, rive; v. cabotar (-age, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> COAT</B> -- (jacket) jaque, veston; (dress ~) frac; (of animals) pelisse. (~ of arms) blason. COAT-HANGER: veste-croc<BR><BR> <B> COATED</B> -- stuccat, incrustat<BR><BR> <B> COAX</B> -- persuader<BR><BR> <B> COB</B> -- un fort pony; (maize) spica<BR><BR> <B> COBALT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> COBBLE</B> -- lappar, reparar<BR><BR> <B> COBBLER</B> -- sapatero, sapat-reparator<BR><BR> <B> COCA</B> -- ~ COCAINE: ~<BR><BR> <B> COCHINEAL</B> -- cochenill<BR><BR> <B> COCK</B> -- (fowl) gallino; (of gun) clave; (tap) robinete, tornette; v. TO ~ A GUN: tender li clave<BR><BR> <B> COCKADE</B> -- cocarde<BR><BR> <B> COCKATOO</B> -- cacatú<BR><BR> <B> COCKATRICE</B> -- basilisco<BR><BR> <B> COCKBOAT</B> -- yoll, chalupe<BR><BR> <B> COCKCHAFER</B> -- melolont<BR><BR> <B> COCKCROWL</B> -- cante gallinin<BR><BR> <B> COCKEREL</B> -- gallinello<BR><BR> <B> COCKLE</B> -- (zool.) cardio<BR><BR> <B> COCKPIT</B> -- (naut.) cocpit<BR><BR> <B> COCKROACH</B> -- blatte<BR><BR> <B> COCKSCOMB</B> -- crest del gallino<BR><BR> <B> COCOA</B> -- cacáo<BR><BR> <B> COCONUT</B> -- coco. ~TREE: cocopalme<BR><BR> <B> COCOON</B> -- cocon<BR><BR> <B> COD</B> -- (fish) morúe<BR><BR> <B> CODDLE</B> -- dorlotar. afeminar<BR><BR> <B> CODE</B> -- ~ (-ificar)<BR><BR> <B> CODICIL</B> -- codicille<BR><BR> <B> COEFFICIENT</B> -- coeficiente<BR><BR> <B> COERCE</B> -- fortiar, obligar, coercir<BR><BR> <B> COEVAL</B> -- contemporan, de sam epoca<BR><BR> <B> COFFEE; café. ~POT</B> -- cafeiere<BR><BR> <B> COFFER</B> -- coffre, moné-bux<BR><BR> <B> COFFIN</B> -- sarco<BR><BR> <B> COG</B> -- dente. ~WHEEL: rote dentat<BR><BR> <B> COGENT</B> -- convictiv<BR><BR> <B> COGITATE</B> -- meditar, reflecter<BR><BR> <B> COGNAC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> COGNATE</B> -- parent, afini<BR><BR> <B> COGNIZANT</B> -- TO BE ~ OF: saver<BR><BR> <B> COGNOMEN</B> -- co-nómine<BR><BR> <B> COHABIT</B> -- cohabitar<BR><BR> <B> COHERE</B> -- coherer (-ent)<BR><BR> <B> COHESION</B> -- ~ COIFFURE: cofie<BR><BR> <B> COIL</B> -- spul, rul; v. voluer, spular, invelopar<BR><BR> <B> COIN</B> -- monete (-ar, -ari)<BR><BR> <B> COINCIDE</B> -- coincider (-ent, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> COKE</B> -- cocs<BR><BR> <B> COKERNUT</B> -- coco<BR><BR> <B> COLANDER</B> -- cribelle<BR><BR> <B> COLD</B> -- a. frigid; (noun) frigore; (med.) catarre, refrigidation. TO CATCH ~: refrigidar se. I AM ~: yo frige<BR><BR> <B> COLIC</B> -- colica<BR><BR> <B> COLLABORATE</B> -- colaborar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> COLLAPSE</B> -- crular, cader in ruinas, coruir, discader. COLLAPSIBLE BOAT: bote plicabil<BR><BR> <B> COLLAR</B> -- colare, coliere. COLLAR-BONE: clavicul; v. capter<BR><BR> <B> COLLATE</B> -- comparar<BR><BR> <B> COLLATERAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> COLLEAGUE</B> -- colego (-a)<BR><BR> <B> COLLECT</B> -- colecter (-ion, -or, -iv, -ivisme, -ivist); (noun) colecte<BR><BR> <B> COLLECTED</B> -- (in mind) tranquil<BR><BR> <B> COLLEGE</B> -- colegia (-al), universitá<BR><BR> <B> COLLIDE</B> -- colider (-sion)<BR><BR> <B> COLLIER</B> -- carbon(labor)ero, minero<BR><BR> <B> COLLIERY</B> -- carboniera<BR><BR> <B> COLLOCATE</B> -- colocar (-ation), ordinar, arangear<BR><BR> <B> COLLODION</B> -- colodium<BR><BR> <B> COLLOQUIAL</B> -- (lingue) familiari, usual<BR><BR> <B> COLLUSION</B> -- colusion, secret acordantie<BR><BR> <B> COLON</B> -- cólon<BR><BR> <B> COLONEL</B> -- ~ COLONNADE: ~<BR><BR> <B> COLONY</B> -- colonia (-al, -ist, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> COLOSSUS</B> -- colosse (-al)<BR><BR> <B> COLOUR</B> -- color (-ar, -ation, -ist), pigment, tinctuira; (fig.) pretexte. COLOURS: (flag) standarte<BR><BR> <B> COLOURING</B> -- colorit<BR><BR> <B> COLOURLESS</B> -- sin colore<BR><BR> <B> COLPORTEUR</B> -- colportero<BR><BR> <B> COLT</B> -- cavallello<BR><BR> <B> COLUMBINE</B> -- (bot.) aquilegie; (theatre) colombina<BR><BR> <B> COLUMN</B> -- (arch.) colonne; (typ.) columne<BR><BR> <B> COMA</B> -- ~ (-tosi)<BR><BR> <B> COMB</B> -- péctine (-ar): creste<BR><BR> <B> COMBAT</B> -- v. combatter, luctar; polemisar, disputar<BR><BR> <B> COMBINE</B> -- v. combinar (-ation , -ator), ligar, junter, unir, unionar<BR><BR> <B> COMBUSTIBLE</B> -- combustibil<BR><BR> <B> COMBUSTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> COME</B> -- venir. TO ~ ABOUT: evenir. TO ~ ACROSS: incontrar. ~ AFTER: sequer. ~ BY: obtener. ~ IN FOR: heredar, reciver. ~ OFF: successar, evenir. ~ UNDONE: deligar se. ~ ON<BR><BR> <B> COMEDIAN</B> -- comico, comediante<BR><BR> <B> COMEDY</B> -- comedie<BR><BR> <B> COMELY</B> -- pretti, graciosi<BR><BR> <B> COMESTIBLES</B> -- ~, victuales<BR><BR> <B> COMET</B> -- comete<BR><BR> <B> COMFIT</B> -- sucrage<BR><BR> <B> COMFORT</B> -- v. consolar, injoyar; n. consolation, comforte<BR><BR> <B> COMFORTABLE</B> -- comfortabil, comod, agreabil<BR><BR> <B> COMIC</B> -- a. comic (-o)<BR><BR> <B> COMMA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> COMMAND</B> -- comandar, ordonar, dominar, mastrisar, (noun) comande, ordone, decrete. SECOND IN ~: sub-comandante<BR><BR> <B> COMMANDEER</B> -- prender per fortie<BR><BR> <B> COMMANDMENT</B> -- comandament. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS: decalog<BR><BR> <B> COMMEMORATE</B> -- festar, comemorar (-ation, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> COMMENCE</B> -- comensar. ~MENT: comense<BR><BR> <B> COMMEND</B> -- laudar, recomandar<BR><BR> <B> COMMENSURATE</B> -- proportional, relativ<BR><BR> <B> COMMENT</B> -- v. comentar (-ation, -ator, -arie); (noun) comenta, nota, remarca<BR><BR> <B> COMMERCE</B> -- comercie (-al), afere, negocie<BR><BR> <B> COMMISERATE</B> -- comiserar, compatir<BR><BR> <B> COMMISSARIAT</B> -- (mil.) comissariatu, intendantúra<BR><BR> <B> COMMISSARY</B> -- comissario<BR><BR> <B> COMMISSION</B> -- comission (-ario), charge, mandate, comende. TO GIVE A ~: comisser<BR><BR> <B> COMMIT</B> -- cometter, far; (entrust) confider<BR><BR> <B> COMMITTEE</B> -- comité<BR><BR> <B> COMMODE</B> -- comode<BR><BR> <B> COMMODIOUS</B> -- comod, spaciosi, vast, ampli<BR><BR> <B> COMMODITY</B> -- merce<BR><BR> <B> COMMODORE</B> -- comodore<BR><BR> <B> COMMON</B> -- comun, ordinari, banal, trivial, vulgari, frequent; (noun) comun pastura<BR><BR> <B> COMMONALTY</B> -- comunitá, populache<BR><BR> <B> COMMONER</B> -- cive<BR><BR> <B> COMMONPLACE</B> -- banal (-itá), ordinari<BR><BR> <B> COMMONWEAL</B> -- bene public<BR><BR> <B> COMMONWEALTH</B> -- comunalité<BR><BR> <B> COMMOTION</B> -- tumultu, comotion<BR><BR> <B> COMMUNE</B> -- comunité, publica, municipie; v. TO ~ WITH: conferer con<BR><BR> <B> COMMUNICANT</B> -- comunient<BR><BR> <B> COMMUNICATE</B> -- comunicar (-ation, -ativ), informar, advertir, dar avise<BR><BR> <B> COMMUNION</B> -- (eccles.) comunion, eucaristie<BR><BR> <B> COMMUNIST</B> -- comunist (-ic, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> COMMUNITY</B> -- comunité<BR><BR> <B> COMMUTE</B> -- changear; comutar; (a sentence) transformar, amildar<BR><BR> <B> COMPACT</B> -- a. ~, compresset<BR><BR> <B> COMPANION</B> -- compane, socio<BR><BR> <B> COMPANY</B> -- companie, societé, association, truppe, bande; confratrie<BR><BR> <B> COMPARE</B> -- comparar (-abil, -ation,-ativ, -ative)<BR><BR> <B> COMPARISON</B> -- comparation<BR><BR> <B> COMPARTMENT</B> -- rayon, branche, compartiment; (rail.) cupé<BR><BR> <B> COMPASS</B> -- circuit, circul, sfere, circumferentie; (extent) extension, limites; (ship's) bussol; (pair of compasses) compasse<BR><BR> <B> COMPASSION</B> -- ~, misericordie<BR><BR> <B> COMPATIBLE</B> -- campatabil<BR><BR> <B> COMPATRIOT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> COMPEER</B> -- socio<BR><BR> <B> COMPEL</B> -- fortiar, obligar<BR><BR> <B> COMPENDIUM</B> -- compendie, extrate<BR><BR> <B> COMPENSATE</B> -- compensar (-ation, -atori), rimborsar, reparar<BR><BR> <B> COMPETE</B> -- concurrer. competir (-itor, -ition)<BR><BR> <B> COMPETENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> COMPETENCE</B> -- suficentie, habilitá, competentie<BR><BR> <B> COMPILE</B> -- compilar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> COMPLACENT</B> -- content, self-satisfat<BR><BR> <B> COMPLAIN</B> -- plendir, lamentar<BR><BR> <B> COMPLAINT</B> -- plende, petition; maladie, índisposition<BR><BR> <B> COMPLAISENT</B> -- complesent (-ie), gentil<BR><BR> <B> COMPLEMENT</B> -- ~ (-ari), suplement<BR><BR> <B> COMPLETE</B> -- a. complet; v. compleer, completar, finir, perfectionar<BR><BR> <B> COMPLEX</B> -- ~ (-itá), complicat; (noun) complexe<BR><BR> <B> COMPLEXION</B> -- facie-color, carnation<BR><BR> <B> COMPLICATE</B> -- complicar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> COMPLICITY</B> -- complicitá, complicie<BR><BR> <B> COMPLIMENT</B> -- ~ (-ar, -ari)<BR><BR> <B> COMPLY</B> -- submetter se a, ceder, obedir<BR><BR> <B> COMPONENT</B> -- componente, element, parte, ingrediente<BR><BR> <B> COMPORT</B> -- conduir se (-ida)<BR><BR> <B> COMPOSE</B> -- composir (-ition, -itor); (oneself) quietar, tranquilisar se; (set up type) composter (-ero, -or)<BR><BR> <B> COMPOSITE</B> -- composit, complicat<BR><BR> <B> COMPOSITION</B> -- ~, artícul, ovre; consistentie<BR><BR> <B> COMPOST</B> -- composte<BR><BR> <B> COMPOSURE</B> -- tranquilitá, calmie<BR><BR> <B> COMPOTE</B> -- compotte<BR><BR> <B> COMPOUND</B> -- a. complex; v. mixter, combinar, junter. TO ~ WITH ONE'S CREDITORS: atinger un arangeament con su creditores; (noun) mixtura, combination. ~ INTEREST: intereste acumulativ<BR><BR> <B> COMPREHEND</B> -- comprender (-sion, -sibil), percepter, capir, includer<BR><BR> <B> COMPREHENSIVE</B> -- inbrassant, vast, extensiv<BR><BR> <B> COMPRESS</B> -- compresser (-ion, -or, -ibil)<BR><BR> <B> COMPRISE</B> -- inbrassar, contener, includer<BR><BR> <B> COMPROMISE</B> -- v. compromisser (-ion); (a person) comprometter (-ent); (noun) compromisse, arangeament COMPULSION: fortiation, pression, obligation<BR><BR> <B> COMPULSORY</B> -- obligativ, obligatori<BR><BR> <B> COMPUNCTION</B> -- remorse, contrition<BR><BR> <B> COMPUTE</B> -- computar, calcular; evaluar, taxar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> COMRADE</B> -- camarado, compane, socio<BR><BR> <B> CON</B> -- studiar, leer atentivmen. PROS AND CONS: por e contra<BR><BR> <B> CONCATENATE</B> -- concatenar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CONCAVE</B> -- cavi, concav (-itá)<BR><BR> <B> CONCEAL</B> -- celar, ocultar<BR><BR> <B> CONCEDE</B> -- conceder (-ssion)<BR><BR> <B> CONCEIT</B> -- vanitá, presumption, imagination, idé<BR><BR> <B> CONCEITED</B> -- vanitosi, fier, ínmodest<BR><BR> <B> CONCEIVE</B> -- capir, comprender, concepter, presentar se, imaginar; (become pregnant) gravidijar, concepter<BR><BR> <B> CONCENTRATE</B> -- concentrar (-ation, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> CONCEPT</B> -- conception, notion, idé<BR><BR> <B> CONCERN</B> -- concerner (-ent); (noun) afere, interesse<BR><BR> <B> CONCERNING</B> -- (prep.) concernente, pri<BR><BR> <B> CONCERT</B> -- ~; (agreement) acorde, consente; v. interconsentir<BR><BR> <B> CONCERTINA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CONCESSION</B> -- ~ (-ario)<BR><BR> <B> CONCHOLOGY</B> -- conchologie<BR><BR> <B> CONCILIATE</B> -- conciliar (-ant, -ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> CONCISE</B> -- concis<BR><BR> <B> CONCLAVE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CONCLUDE</B> -- concluder (-sion, -siv), finir, terminar<BR><BR> <B> CONCOCT</B> -- fabricar, preparar, cocinar, excogitar, inventer<BR><BR> <B> CONCOMITANT</B> -- acompaniant, samtemporal, co-existent<BR><BR> <B> CONCORD</B> -- concordie; v. concordar<BR><BR> <B> CONCOURSE</B> -- assemblé; turbe<BR><BR> <B> CONCRETE</B> -- a. concret (-isar); (noun) beton<BR><BR> <B> CONCUBINE</B> -- concubina (-age, -atu)<BR><BR> <B> CONCUPISCENCE</B> -- voluptá, voluptositá, concupiscentie<BR><BR> <B> CONCUR</B> -- consentir, coincider<BR><BR> <B> CONCUSSION</B> -- comotion cerebral<BR><BR> <B> CONDEMN</B> -- condaranar, blamar, desaprobar<BR><BR> <B> CONDENSE</B> -- condensar (-ation, -ator), compresser<BR><BR> <B> CONDESCEND</B> -- condescender (-entie), dignar, compleser<BR><BR> <B> CONDIGN</B> -- meritet<BR><BR> <B> CONDIMENT</B> -- ~, spice<BR><BR> <B> CONDITION</B> -- ~ (-al, -ar), statu<BR><BR> <B> CONDOLE</B> -- condoler (-ent, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> CONDONE</B> -- pardonar, excusar<BR><BR> <B> CONDOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CONDUCE</B> -- contribuer, axixiliar, servir, favorisar<BR><BR> <B> CONDUCT</B> -- v. ducter, guidar, directer; (behave) conduir (se); (noun) conduida. SAPE ~: passa-permisse<BR><BR> <B> CONDUCTOR</B> -- ~; (mus.) director, capellmastro, chef de orchestre, dirigente. LIGHTNING ~: para-fúlmine<BR><BR> <B> CONDUIT</B> -- aqua-tub<BR><BR> <B> CONE</B> -- ~ (-ic). PINECONE: pin-fructa<BR><BR> <B> CONFECTIONERY</B> -- sucrage (-ero, -ería)<BR><BR> <B> CONFEDERATE</B> -- confederar (-ation, -ativ), alliar<BR><BR> <B> CONFER</B> -- conferer (-entie. -entiero); (bestow) dar; (consult) consultar<BR><BR> <B> CONFESS</B> -- declarar, confesser (-ion, -or, -ionale)<BR><BR> <B> CONFIDANT</B> -- intimo, confidente<BR><BR> <B> CONFIDE</B> -- confider (-ent, -entie, -ential)<BR><BR> <B> CONFIDENT</B> -- cert<BR><BR> <B> CONFIGURATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CONFINE</B> -- v. limitar, restricter, incarcerar, confinar; (childbirth) acuchar; n. confine<BR><BR> <B> CONFIRM</B> -- confirmar (-ation), constatar<BR><BR> <B> CONFIRMED</B> -- fix, constant; (med.) cronic<BR><BR> <B> CONFISCATE</B> -- confiscar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CONFLAGRATION</B> -- incendie, flagration<BR><BR> <B> CONFLICT</B> -- v. conflicter; (noun) conflicte, lucte<BR><BR> <B> CONFLUENCE</B> -- confluentie<BR><BR> <B> CONFORM</B> -- v. adaptar, conformar (-ation, -ativ, -itá)<BR><BR> <B> CONFORMABLE</B> -- conform<BR><BR> <B> CONFOUND</B> -- confuser, destructer. ~ HIM!: li diábol mey capter le!<BR><BR> <B> CONFRATERNITY</B> -- fraternité<BR><BR> <B> CONFRERE</B> -- colego<BR><BR> <B> CONFRONT</B> -- confrontar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CONFUSE</B> -- confuser (-ion); inbrolliar<BR><BR> <B> CONFUTE</B> -- confutar, convicter pri erra<BR><BR> <B> CONGEAL</B> -- gelar, glaciar se, congelar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CONGENER</B> -- homogen<BR><BR> <B> CONGENIAL</B> -- plesent, simpatic, afini<BR><BR> <B> CONGENITAL</B> -- congenital, natural, de nascentie, ínnascet<BR><BR> <B> CONGER</B> -- congre, mar-anguille<BR><BR> <B> CONGERIES</B> -- conglomerate<BR><BR> <B> CONGEST</B> -- congester (-ion, -ionar)<BR><BR> <B> CONGLOMERATE</B> -- v. conglomerar (-ation, -ate)<BR><BR> <B> CONGRATULATE</B> -- gratular (-ation, -atori), felicitar<BR><BR> <B> CONGREGATE</B> -- congregar (-ation), assemblar, convenir<BR><BR> <B> CONGRESS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CONGRUENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> CONIFER</B> -- conifere<BR><BR> <B> CONJECTURE</B> -- conojecter (-ion, -ura), suposir<BR><BR> <B> CONJOIN</B> -- conjunter (-ion, -iv, -ura)<BR><BR> <B> CONJUGAL</B> -- conjugal, marital, matrimonial<BR><BR> <B> CONJUGATE</B> -- conjugar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CONJUNCTION</B> -- conjuntion. IN ~ WITH: junt con<BR><BR> <B> CONJURE</B> -- (beseech) conjurar; (perform tricks) prestidigitar, jonglar (-ero, -eríe)<BR><BR> <B> CONNECT</B> -- conexer (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> CONNECTION</B> -- relation, parentité; conexion; (person) parente<BR><BR> <B> CONNING-TOWER</B> -- comanda-turre<BR><BR> <B> CONNIVE</B> -- coniventiar, esser in complicitá con<BR><BR> <B> CONNOISSEUR</B> -- conossero<BR><BR> <B> CONNOTE</B> -- significar<BR><BR> <B> CONNUBIAL</B> -- nuptial, marital<BR><BR> <B> CONQUER</B> -- conquestar (-ation, -ator); victer, superar<BR><BR> <B> CONQUEST</B> -- victorie, triumf, conqueste<BR><BR> <B> CONSANGUINEOUS</B> -- parent, consanguin (-itá)<BR><BR> <B> CONSCIENCE</B> -- conscientie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> CONSCIOUS</B> -- conscient. TO BE ~ OF: conscier<BR><BR> <B> CONSCRIPT</B> -- v. (mil.) conscrir (-te, -tion), recrutar<BR><BR> <B> CONSECRATE</B> -- consacrar (-ation), benedir, dedicar<BR><BR> <B> CONSECUTIVE</B> -- consecutiv, successiv<BR><BR> <B> CONSENSUS</B> -- consentiment<BR><BR> <B> CONSENT</B> -- v. consentir; (noun) consente<BR><BR> <B> CONSEQUENCE</B> -- consequentie, resultate, importantie. IN ~ OF: pro<BR><BR> <B> CONSEQUENTIAL</B> -- pomposi<BR><BR> <B> CONSEQUENTLY</B> -- ergo, dunc, per consequentie<BR><BR> <B> CONSERVE</B> -- conservar (-ation, -ator, -ativ, -atori), preservar; (fruit etc.) confiter<BR><BR> <B> CONSIDER</B> -- considerar (-ation, -abil), contemplar, prender in calcul, egardar<BR><BR> <B> CONSIDERATE</B> -- a. indulgent<BR><BR> <B> CONSIDERING</B> -- (prep.) con egard a<BR><BR> <B> CONSIGN</B> -- consignar (-ator, -ation, -atario), expedir<BR><BR> <B> CONSIGNMENT</B> -- (comm.) consignament, merces consignat<BR><BR> <B> CONSIST</B> -- consister (-ent, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> CONSISTENT</B> -- consequential, conform; a. acordant, compatibil<BR><BR> <B> CONSOLE</B> -- consolar (-ation, -ativ); (noun) console<BR><BR> <B> CONSOLIDATE</B> -- consolidar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CONSONANT</B> -- a. ~; (noun): consonante<BR><BR> <B> CONSORT</B> -- ~, socio. v. TO ~ WITH: associar se con<BR><BR> <B> CONSPICUOUS</B> -- prominent, clar, salient, frappant. TO BE ~ BY ITS ABSENCE: brilliar per su tot absentie<BR><BR> <B> CONSPIRE</B> -- conspirar (-ation, -ator), complotar<BR><BR> <B> CONSTABLE</B> -- policist, conestable<BR><BR> <B> CONSTANT</B> -- ~ (-e, -ie), frequent<BR><BR> <B> CONSTELLATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CONSTERNATE</B> -- consternar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CONSTIPATE</B> -- constipar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CONSTITUENCY</B> -- districte electoral<BR><BR> <B> CONSTITUTE</B> -- constituer (-tion, -tional, -tiv, -ente)<BR><BR> <B> CONSTITUENT</B> -- elector<BR><BR> <B> CONSTRAIN</B> -- fortiar, obligar<BR><BR> <B> CONSTRAINT</B> -- fortie, fortiation<BR><BR> <B> CONSTRICT</B> -- constricter (-ion, -iv), contraer<BR><BR> <B> CONSTRUCT</B> -- constructer (-ion, -iv, -or)<BR><BR> <B> CONSTRUE</B> -- interpretar<BR><BR> <B> CONSUL</B> -- ~ (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> CONSULT</B> -- consultar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CONSUME</B> -- consumpter (-ion, -iv); (eat) manjar<BR><BR> <B> CONSUMMATE</B> -- a. habilissim; v. completar, perfecter<BR><BR> <B> CONSUMPTION</B> -- (med.) ftise (-ic); consumption<BR><BR> <B> CONTACT</B> -- contacte; v. comunicar con, contacter<BR><BR> <B> CONTAGION</B> -- contagie (-osi), infection<BR><BR> <B> CONTAIN</B> -- contener (-ete, -entie, -ida)<BR><BR> <B> CONTAMINATE</B> -- contaminar (-ation), polluer, infecter (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> CONTEMN</B> -- despecter, despreciar<BR><BR> <B> CONTEMPLATE</B> -- contemplar (-ation, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> CONTEMPORANEOUS</B> -- contemporan (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> CONTEMPORARY</B> -- (noun) contemporane<BR><BR> <B> CONTEMPT</B> -- despection<BR><BR> <B> CONTEMPTIBLE</B> -- abject, depreciabil<BR><BR> <B> CONTEMPTUOUS</B> -- orgolliosi, depreciant, sarcastic<BR><BR> <B> CONTEND</B> -- combatter, luctar, polemisar, asserter, mantener<BR><BR> <B> CONTENT</B> -- a. ~; (noun) contenete; v. contentar (-ament), satisfar<BR><BR> <B> CONTENTIOUS</B> -- querellaci<BR><BR> <B> CONTENTS</B> -- contenete<BR><BR> <B> CONTERMINOUS</B> -- adjacent, contigui<BR><BR> <B> CONTEST</B> -- combatte, lucte, concurse, polemica; v. contestar (-ation. -abil), negar<BR><BR> <B> CONTEXT</B> -- contextu (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CONTIGUOUS</B> -- contigui (-tá)<BR><BR> <B> CONTINENT</B> -- a. chast, abstenent; (noun) continente (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CONTINGENT</B> -- dependent de; (noun) contingente<BR><BR> <B> CONTINUAL</B> -- continui (-tá), íncessant<BR><BR> <B> CONTINUE</B> -- continuar (-ation), extender<BR><BR> <B> CONTORT</B> -- torder (-sion)<BR><BR> <B> CONTOUR</B> -- contur<BR><BR> <B> CONTRA-</B> -- as in English: contra-dir, -bass, -punct<BR><BR> <B> CONTRABAND</B> -- contrabande (-ar, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> CONTRACT</B> -- v. contraer (se) (-tion, -tiv); abreviar. TO ENTER INTO A ~: contratar; (noun) ocontrate, pacte<BR><BR> <B> CONTRACTOR</B> -- interprendero<BR><BR> <B> CONTRADICT</B> -- contradir (-tion), dementir<BR><BR> <B> CONTRALTO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CONTRAPUNTAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CONTRARY</B> -- a. contrari, adversi; (noun) contrarie (-etá). ON THE ~: in contrari<BR><BR> <B> CONTRAST</B> -- contraste (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> CONTRAVENE</B> -- contravenir (-tion); contra-acter, violar<BR><BR> <B> CONTRIBUTE</B> -- contribuer (-tion, -tiv)<BR><BR> <B> CONTRITE</B> -- contrit (-ion), repentent<BR><BR> <B> CONTRIVANCE</B> -- aparate, mecanisme<BR><BR> <B> CONTRIVE</B> -- inventer, ingeniar, successar<BR><BR> <B> CONTROL</B> -- control (-ar), direction, supervision<BR><BR> <B> CONTROVERSY</B> -- polemica, controverse (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> CONTROVERSIAL</B> -- disputabil<BR><BR> <B> CONTROVERT</B> -- refutar, despruvar, oposir<BR><BR> <B> CONTUMACIOUS</B> -- obstinaci, perversi, renitent<BR><BR> <B> CONTUMELY</B> -- insolentie, linguage arogant<BR><BR> <B> CONTUSE</B> -- contuser (-ion, -ionar), aplastar<BR><BR> <B> CONUNDRUM</B> -- enigma, rebus<BR><BR> <B> CONVALESCE</B> -- convalescer (-ent, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> CONVENE</B> -- convocar, assemblar; (summon) citar<BR><BR> <B> CONVENIENT</B> -- comod, apt, convenent. TO BE ~: convener<BR><BR> <B> CONVENT</B> -- conventu (-al), monastere, monaciera, claustre<BR><BR> <B> CONVENTION</B> -- ~, assemblé, convenida<BR><BR> <B> CONVENTIONAL</B> -- ~, usual, customal<BR><BR> <B> CONVERGE</B> -- converger (-ent, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> CONVERSANT</B> -- versat, adept<BR><BR> <B> CONVERSATION</B> -- soaré<BR><BR> <B> CONVERSE</B> -- parlar, conversar (-tion); (noun) lu oposit<BR><BR> <B> CONVERSELY</B> -- invers, in contrari<BR><BR> <B> CONVERSION</B> -- ~, transformation, change<BR><BR> <B> CONVERT</B> -- converter, proselitar; (noun) convertete, proselite, neofite<BR><BR> <B> CONVEX</B> -- ~ (-itá)<BR><BR> <B> CONVEY</B> -- (news) transmisser, comunicar; (carry) transportar, transferter<BR><BR> <B> CONVEYANCE</B> -- expedition; (veh.) vehicul, carre<BR><BR> <B> CONVEYANCER</B> -- notario<BR><BR> <B> CONVICT</B> -- declarar culpabil; (noun) criminard condamnat a servitude penal, penitentiario<BR><BR> <B> CONVICTION</B> -- (opinion) ~, crede<BR><BR> <B> CONVINCE</B> -- convicter<BR><BR> <B> CONVIVIAL</B> -- festinal, festal, sociabil<BR><BR> <B> CONVOKE</B> -- convocar<BR><BR> <B> CONVOLUTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CONVOLVULUS</B> -- convolvul<BR><BR> <B> CONVOY</B> -- ~ (-ar, -ero), escorte<BR><BR> <B> CONVULSE</B> -- convulser (-ion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> COO</B> -- v. rucular (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> COOK</B> -- v. cocinar (-ero, -era, -ería)<BR><BR> <B> COOKERY</B> -- cocine, arte culinari<BR><BR> <B> COOL</B> -- frigid, frisc; (fig.) calm, indiferent, flegmatic, ínturbat; v. (re)frigidar<BR><BR> <B> COOLIE</B> -- culi<BR><BR> <B> COOLING</B> -- (mech.) refrigidation<BR><BR> <B> COOLNESS</B> -- aplombe<BR><BR> <B> COOP</B> -- cage por volallia<BR><BR> <B> COOPER</B> -- cuvero<BR><BR> <B> CO-OPERATE</B> -- cooperar (-ation, -ativ, -ative)<BR><BR> <B> CO-OPT</B> -- cooptar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CO-ORDINATE</B> -- coordinar (-ation, -ator, -ates)<BR><BR> <B> COOT</B> -- fulica<BR><BR> <B> COPE</B> -- (eccl.) sutane; (dome) cupol; v. TO ~ WITH: luctar contra, mastrisar<BR><BR> <B> COPIOUS</B> -- ampli, rich, abundant, numerosi<BR><BR> <B> COPPER</B> -- cupre; (vessel) cuve, ~ WORKS: cuprería<BR><BR> <B> COPPICE</B> -- boscage<BR><BR> <B> COPULATE</B> -- copular (-ation, -ativ), coiter<BR><BR> <B> COPY</B> -- copie (-ar, -ist), modelle, duplicate, specimen; (of a book) exemplare; (art) reproduction. COPY-BOOK: caderne; v. copiar, imitar<BR><BR> <B> COPYRIGHT</B> -- jure editorial<BR><BR> <B> COQUETTISH</B> -- coquet (-ar, -eríe)<BR><BR> <B> CORAL</B> -- coralle (-in). ~ ISLAND: atoll<BR><BR> <B> CORD</B> -- corde (-age)<BR><BR> <B> CORDIAL</B> -- ~ (-itá); (noun) cordiale<BR><BR> <B> CORDITE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CORDON</B> -- (mil.) ~<BR><BR> <B> CORE</B> -- nucleo, cordie; quintessentie<BR><BR> <B> CORK</B> -- corc; (bung) tapon. ~SCREW: tira-corc. ~ TREE: corciere; v. corcar<BR><BR> <B> CORMORANT</B> -- cormoran<BR><BR> <B> CORN</B> -- (on foot) calle; (grain) frument, cereales, mais, grane<BR><BR> <B> CORNCRAKE</B> -- crex<BR><BR> <B> CORNEA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CORNER</B> -- angul. ~ STONE: lápid angulari; v. (comm.) acaparar<BR><BR> <B> CORNET</B> -- cornette (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> CORNFLOWER</B> -- centaurea, cianette<BR><BR> <B> CORNICE</B> -- corniche<BR><BR> <B> COROLLA</B> -- (bot.) corol<BR><BR> <B> COROLLARY</B> -- corolarie<BR><BR> <B> CORONATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CORONER</B> -- inquestor legal<BR><BR> <B> CORONET</B> -- coronette<BR><BR> <B> CORPORAL</B> -- ~, (mil.) caporale<BR><BR> <B> CORPORATE</B> -- corporat<BR><BR> <B> CORPORATION</B> -- ~, municipie<BR><BR> <B> CORPOREAL</B> -- corporal, material<BR><BR> <B> CORPS</B> -- (mil.) corpo<BR><BR> <B> CORPSE</B> -- cadavre, morto<BR><BR> <B> CORPULENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), obesi<BR><BR> <B> CORPUSCLE</B> -- corpuscul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> CORRECT</B> -- a. corect, just; v. corecter (-ion, -iv, -ura), punir<BR><BR> <B> CORRELATE</B> -- corelater (-ion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> CORRESPOND</B> -- coresponder (-ent, -entie). CORRESPONDING TO: conform a, secun<BR><BR> <B> CORRIDOR</B> -- coridor<BR><BR> <B> CORRIGENDUM</B> -- un erra a corecter, corectende<BR><BR> <B> CORROBORATE</B> -- coroborar (-ation, -ativ), confirmar<BR><BR> <B> CORRODE</B> -- coroder (-sion, -siv)<BR><BR> <B> CORRUGATE</B> -- v. rugar<BR><BR> <B> CORRUPT</B> -- corupter (-ion, -iv); a. corupt, depravat<BR><BR> <B> CORSAGE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CORSAIR</B> -- corsare, pirate<BR><BR> <B> CORSLET</B> -- demi-curasse<BR><BR> <B> CORSET</B> -- corsete (-era)<BR><BR> <B> CORTEGE</B> -- cortege, escorte, suita<BR><BR> <B> CORTEX</B> -- cortice (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CORUSCATE</B> -- scintillear, brilliar<BR><BR> <B> CORVETTE</B> -- corvete<BR><BR> <B> CORVINE</B> -- corvin<BR><BR> <B> CORYPHAEUS</B> -- corifé<BR><BR> <B> COSMETIC</B> -- ~, grime; n. cosmetico<BR><BR> <B> COSMIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> COSMO-</B> -- as in English: cosmo-gonie, -grafie, -logie, -polit<BR><BR> <B> COSMOS</B> -- cosmo<BR><BR> <B> COSSACK</B> -- cosac<BR><BR> <B> COSSET</B> -- dorlotar (-on)<BR><BR> <B> COST</B> -- custa, precie<BR><BR> <B> COSTLY</B> -- custosi, car, expensiv<BR><BR> <B> COSTERMONGER</B> -- stradvenditor<BR><BR> <B> COSTAL</B> -- (med.) ~<BR><BR> <B> COSTIVE</B> -- constipat<BR><BR> <B> COSTUME</B> -- ~ (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> COSY</B> -- a. agreabil, comfortabil; (noun) té-muff, covri-teiere<BR><BR> <B> COT</B> -- infant-lette; domette<BR><BR> <B> COTERIE</B> -- coteríe, clique<BR><BR> <B> COTTAGE</B> -- ~, domette, villa<BR><BR> <B> COTTER-PIN</B> -- clavette, bolt fendet<BR><BR> <B> COTTON</B> -- coton (-age); (thread) fil. ~-WOOL: vate<BR><BR> <B> COUCH</B> -- canapé, sofa, reposuore; v. expresser<BR><BR> <B> COUGAR</B> -- cugar, puma<BR><BR> <B> COUGH</B> -- n. tusse (-ar, -ada)<BR><BR> <B> COULISSE</B> -- culisse<BR><BR> <B> COUNCIL</B> -- concil<BR><BR> <B> COUNSEL</B> -- consilie (-ero), avise; (barrister) avocate; v. consiliar (-ator), deliberar, conferer pri<BR><BR> <B> COUNT</B> -- v. numerar, contar, calcular; (noun) (title) comto: (-atu, -ia, -essa)<BR><BR> <B> COUNTENANCE</B> -- facie, visage; aprobation; v. permisser, aprobar<BR><BR> <B> COUNTER</B> -- (noun) contore; (games) chip, jeton; v. contra-acter. TO RUN ~ TO: contrariar, esser contrari a<BR><BR> <B> COUNTER~</B> -- (in comp.) contra-mesura, -demande, -póndere<BR><BR> <B> COUNTER-CHECK</B> -- contra-control<BR><BR> <B> COUNTERFEIT</B> -- v. contrafar, imitar; a. fictiv, fals<BR><BR> <B> COUNTERFOIL</B> -- control-folie<BR><BR> <B> COUNTERMAND</B> -- revocar, contra-ordonar, contramandar<BR><BR> <B> COUNTERSINK</B> -- fresar<BR><BR> <B> COUNTRY</B> -- land, país; (as opposed to city) rure, campania<BR><BR> <B> COUNTRYMAN</B> -- paisan, rurano. FELLOW ~: compatriot<BR><BR> <B> COUNTY</B> -- comtia, provincia<BR><BR> <B> COUPLE</B> -- pare, cuple; v. junter, ligar; (mech.) cuplar<BR><BR> <B> COUPON</B> -- cupon<BR><BR> <B> COURAGE</B> -- corage (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> COURIER</B> -- curriero<BR><BR> <B> COURSE</B> -- (lessons) cursu; (race) curse; (of water) fluida; (of life) carriera, serie. OF ~: naturalmen, self-comprensibil<BR><BR> <B> COURSING</B> -- lepor-chassada, chass-currida<BR><BR> <B> COURT</B> -- corte; (law) corte, tribunale; v. cortesar; (disaster) invitar<BR><BR> <B> COURTEOUS</B> -- cortesi (-esie)<BR><BR> <B> COURTESAN</B> -- curtisana, hetera<BR><BR> <B> COURTIER</B> -- cortesan<BR><BR> <B> COUSIN</B> -- cusino (-a)<BR><BR> <B> COVE</B> -- baya, golfette<BR><BR> <B> COVENANT</B> -- contrate, pacte; (league) liga, fédere; v. concordar<BR><BR> <B> COVER</B> -- v. covrir; (noun) covritura: (lid) covriment, covrette; (book) covriment<BR><BR> <B> COVERLET</B> -- covri-lette<BR><BR> <B> COVERT</B> -- a. secret, covrit; (noun) bestie-refugia<BR><BR> <B> COVET</B> -- desirar, cupidar, esser avid pri<BR><BR> <B> COVETOUS</B> -- avid; (miserly) avari<BR><BR> <B> COVEY</B> -- coyatura, vola<BR><BR> <B> COW</B> -- vacca; v. intimidar, dominar. ~-DUNG: flad<BR><BR> <B> COWARD</B> -- caudard, poltron (-eríe). timoron<BR><BR> <B> COWBOY</B> -- vaccero<BR><BR> <B> COWEE</B> -- ahoccar se; horrer (avan)<BR><BR> <B> COWL</B> -- capuce<BR><BR> <B> COWSLIP</B> -- primul<BR><BR> <B> COXCOMB</B> -- dandy, fatuo, vaniton<BR><BR> <B> COXSWAIN</B> -- botstirero, stirmann<BR><BR> <B> COY</B> -- modest, prud, timid<BR><BR> <B> CRAB</B> -- (zool.) crabe. ~-APPLE: pomastre<BR><BR> <B> CRABBED</B> -- morosi, acerb<BR><BR> <B> CRACK</B> -- fende; (of whip) clacca; (of gun) detonation; v. fender, rupter; cracar<BR><BR> <B> CRACKER</B> -- craca-bonbon; (for nuts) nuce-cracator, craca-nuce<BR><BR> <B> CRACKLE</B> -- gnistar, crepitar<BR><BR> <B> CRADLE</B> -- lulluore<BR><BR> <B> CRAFT</B> -- mestiere, artise; (cunning) astutie; (naut.) nave, bote<BR><BR> <B> CRAFTSMAN</B> -- artisan (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> CRAFTY</B> -- astut<BR><BR> <B> CRAG</B> -- cliff, rocc<BR><BR> <B> CRAM</B> -- stuffar, plenar; inculcar; (study) studiar<BR><BR> <B> CRAMP</B> -- spasma, crampe; (iron) crampon<BR><BR> <B> CRAMPED</B> -- strett, rigid, confinat<BR><BR> <B> CRANBERRY</B> -- oxicocco, rubi mirtille<BR><BR> <B> CRANE</B> -- (bird) grue; (mech.) cran; v. TO ~ THE NECK: extender li col<BR><BR> <B> CRANIUM</B> -- cranie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CRANK</B> -- (mech.) manivelle; ( a turn) torsion; (person) maniac; a. (naut.) instabil<BR><BR> <B> CRANNY</B> -- fendette, fissura<BR><BR> <B> CRAPE</B> -- crepon<BR><BR> <B> CRASH</B> -- (noun) crac, fracass, detonation; (comm.) bancrott, bankruptie; v. aplastar se, colider; (collapse) crular<BR><BR> <B> CRASS</B> -- ~, extrem, gross<BR><BR> <B> CRATE</B> -- chest, pacca-corbe<BR><BR> <B> CRATER</B> -- erátere<BR><BR> <B> CRAVAT</B> -- cravatte<BR><BR> <B> CRAVE</B> -- implorar, suplicar; ( ~ for) avidar<BR><BR> <B> CRAVEN</B> -- caudari; (noun) poltron<BR><BR> <B> CRAWFISH</B> -- crev<BR><BR> <B> CRAWL</B> -- repter<BR><BR> <B> CRAYON</B> -- pastelle<BR><BR> <B> CRAZE</B> -- manie, frenesie<BR><BR> <B> CRAZY</B> -- alienat, frenesi, folli<BR><BR> <B> CREAK</B> -- crepitar, cracar<BR><BR> <B> CREAM</B> -- crem (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> CREASE</B> -- v. plicar; (crumple) frossar; (pucker) frunsar<BR><BR> <B> CREATE</B> -- crear (-ation, -ator, -ativ, -atura)<BR><BR> <B> CREDENCE</B> -- fide, crede(ntie)<BR><BR> <B> CREDENTIALS</B> -- legitimation-paperes<BR><BR> <B> CREDIBLE</B> -- credibil (-ita)<BR><BR> <B> CREDIT</B> -- v. creder; (place to ~) crediter; (noun) credite, honore<BR><BR> <B> CREDITABLE</B> -- honorant<BR><BR> <B> CREDITOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CREDULOUS</B> -- credul (-itá), credaci<BR><BR> <B> CREED</B> -- confession, credentie<BR><BR> <B> CREEK</B> -- bay, rivere, litt inboccatura<BR><BR> <B> CREEL</B> -- pisc-corb<BR><BR> <B> CREEP</B> -- repter, serpentar, ear sin brue<BR><BR> <B> CREEPER</B> -- (bot.) sarment, branchette; (plant) climbator<BR><BR> <B> CREMATE</B> -- cremar (-ation, -atoria), incindrar<BR><BR> <B> CRENELLATED</B> -- crenellat<BR><BR> <B> CREOLE</B> -- creol<BR><BR> <B> CREOSOTE</B> -- creosot<BR><BR> <B> CREPE</B> -- crepon<BR><BR> <B> CREPUSCULAR</B> -- crepusculari<BR><BR> <B> CRESCENDO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CRESCENT</B> -- (noun) crescente; (of moon) falcette<BR><BR> <B> CRESS</B> -- cresson (-iera)<BR><BR> <B> CREST</B> -- creste, toff<BR><BR> <B> CRETACEOUS</B> -- cretosi, cretatri<BR><BR> <B> CRETIN</B> -- cretino<BR><BR> <B> CRETONNE</B> -- creton<BR><BR> <B> CREVASSE</B> -- fende, fissura<BR><BR> <B> CREVICE</B> -- fendette, fissura<BR><BR> <B> CREW</B> -- truppe, bande, equip; clicca<BR><BR> <B> CRIB</B> -- crippe, manjuore, stall, infant-lette; v. plagiar; restricter<BR><BR> <B> CRIBBLE</B> -- cribelle<BR><BR> <B> CRICK</B> -- crampe, spasma<BR><BR> <B> CRICKET</B> -- (game) ~; (insect) grillie<BR><BR> <B> CRIME</B> -- crímine (-al, -ard), delicte<BR><BR> <B> CRIMP</B> -- v. crispar<BR><BR> <B> CRIMSON</B> -- carmesin<BR><BR> <B> CRINGE</B> -- adflexer se servilmen avan<BR><BR> <B> CRINKLE</B> -- rugar, plicar<BR><BR> <B> CRINOLINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CRIPPLE</B> -- (noun) invalido, mutilato; a. (crippled) claudicant, paralisat<BR><BR> <B> CRISIS</B> -- crise<BR><BR> <B> CRISP</B> -- (hair) ~; (air) frisc; (brittle) crumelaci; v. crispar<BR><BR> <B> CRITERION</B> -- criterie<BR><BR> <B> CRITIC</B> -- critico (-ard)<BR><BR> <B> CRITICAL</B> -- (crucial) critic; (fastidious) criticaci<BR><BR> <B> CRITICISE</B> -- criticar, criticachar<BR><BR> <B> CRITICISM</B> -- critica<BR><BR> <B> CROAK</B> -- croacar; (frogs) coacar (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> CROCHET</B> -- v. crochetar (-age, -eríe)<BR><BR> <B> CROCK</B> -- potte terrin, cruche<BR><BR> <B> CROCKERY</B> -- argil-merce, potteríe, fayance<BR><BR> <B> CROCODILE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CROCUS</B> -- ~, safran<BR><BR> <B> CROFT</B> -- micri farme<BR><BR> <B> CRONY</B> -- intim amico, intimo<BR><BR> <B> CROOK</B> -- croc, croc-baston. BISHOP'S ~: baston episcopal; (swindler) fraudero<BR><BR> <B> CROOKED</B> -- curvi, obliqui, desrect; perversi<BR><BR> <B> CROON</B> -- cantar pianmen<BR><BR> <B> CROP</B> -- recolte; (bird's) cropp; v. tonder, abciser; (reap) falcear<BR><BR> <B> CROQUET</B> -- croquete<BR><BR> <B> CROSS</B> -- a. travers, transversal; obliqui, diagonal; iritabil, morosi; (noun) cruce, crucifix; hibride. CROSSING: passage, trajecte; (rail.) nivell-passage. ~-ROADS: crucevia; v. transear, transir, passar; (oppose) oposir; (plants) crucear, hibridisar. TO ~ OUT: trastrecar; (of streets) intersecter se<BR><BR> <B> CROSSBOW</B> -- arbalest<BR><BR> <B> CROSS-EXAMINE</B> -- contra-questionar<BR><BR> <B> CROSS-EYED</B> -- strab (-on, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> CROSS-GRAINED</B> -- (of persons) obstinat, renitent<BR><BR> <B> CROSS-TREES</B> -- (naut.) travers-salinga<BR><BR> <B> CROTCHET</B> -- (whim) marotte, capricie; (mus.) quart-note<BR><BR> <B> CROUCH</B> -- ahoccar se, inflexer se, bassar se<BR><BR> <B> CROUP</B> -- (med.) crupp; (animals) crupe<BR><BR> <B> CROW</B> -- (bird) cornille; v. cantar quam un gállino, triumfar (súper)<BR><BR> <B> CROWBAR</B> -- levuore, ferrin fuste<BR><BR> <B> CROWD</B> -- hom-amasse, turbe; v. presser, amassar, superplenar. TO ~ SAILS: presser segles, portar tro mult segles<BR><BR> <B> CROWN</B> -- coron, diadem; (wreath) guirlande; (of head) vertice; (of anchor) cruce; v. coronar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CRUCIAL</B> -- critic, decisiv<BR><BR> <B> CRUCIBLE</B> -- fusuore, crusel<BR><BR> <B> CRUCIFIX</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CRUCIFY</B> -- crucificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CRUDE</B> -- crud (-itá)<BR><BR> <B> CRUEL</B> -- ~ (-itá)<BR><BR> <B> CRUET</B> -- flacon, botellette, condimentiere<BR><BR> <B> CRUISE</B> -- crucear; (noun) plesur-viage, cruce<BR><BR> <B> CRUISER</B> -- crucero, cruceator<BR><BR> <B> CRUMB</B> -- crumel; ( a ~) crumelun<BR><BR> <B> CRUMBLE</B> -- crumelar; (into dust) dispolvar<BR><BR> <B> CRUMPLE</B> -- frossar<BR><BR> <B> CRUNCH</B> -- (teeth) grinsar; (of snow) gnistar, crepitar<BR><BR> <B> CRUPPER</B> -- (harness) caude-strap; (of horse) crupe<BR><BR> <B> CRUSADE</B> -- cruceade (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> CRUSE</B> -- cruchette<BR><BR> <B> CRUSH</B> -- supresser, aplastar; presser, anihilar; (bruise) contuser; (pound) pistar<BR><BR> <B> CRUST</B> -- cruste, cortice<BR><BR> <B> CRUSTACEAN</B> -- crustacé<BR><BR> <B> CRUTCH</B> -- cruca (-on)<BR><BR> <B> CRUX</B> -- desfacilitá<BR><BR> <B> CRY</B> -- criar, clamar; (weep) lacrimar, plorar (-ada). TO ~ OUT: exclamar; n. cri<BR><BR> <B> CRYPT</B> -- cripta, tombe<BR><BR> <B> CRYPTIC</B> -- secret, ocult, enigmatic<BR><BR> <B> CRYSTAL</B> -- cristalle (-in. -isar)<BR><BR> <B> CUB</B> -- (of lion, fox etc.) leonello, foxello; garsonacho<BR><BR> <B> CUBE</B> -- cub (-ic, -ar, -atura, -ist)<BR><BR> <B> CUBICLE</B> -- cuchatoria, dorm-chambrette<BR><BR> <B> CUCKOLD</B> -- cocú<BR><BR> <B> CUCKOO</B> -- cucú<BR><BR> <B> CUCUMBER</B> -- cucumbre<BR><BR> <B> CUD</B> -- TO CHEW THE ~: remachar, ruminar<BR><BR> <B> CUDDLE</B> -- caressar, inbrassar, circumpresser<BR><BR> <B> CUDGEL</B> -- clobb, bastonazzo<BR><BR> <B> CUE</B> -- billiard-baston; (theatre) parol indicatori, signe<BR><BR> <B> CUFF</B> -- manchette; (blow) colpe (per li punie); puniade<BR><BR> <B> CUIRASS</B> -- curasse (-iero, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> CUISINE</B> -- cocine, arte culinari<BR><BR> <B> CUL-DE-SAC</B> -- ciec-via<BR><BR> <B> CULINARY</B> -- culinari<BR><BR> <B> CULL</B> -- colier<BR><BR> <B> CULMINATE</B> -- culminar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> CULPABLE</B> -- culpabil (-itá), criminal<BR><BR> <B> CULPRIT</B> -- culpon, malefator<BR><BR> <B> CULT</B> -- cultu<BR><BR> <B> CULTIVATE</B> -- cultivar (-ation, -ator, -abil)<BR><BR> <B> CULTURE</B> -- cultura (-al)<BR><BR> <B> CULTERED</B> -- cult<BR><BR> <B> CUMBER</B> -- genar, embarassar, incumbrar<BR><BR> <B> CUMBERSOME</B> -- genant, molest, ponderosi<BR><BR> <B> CUMIN</B> -- cúmine<BR><BR> <B> CUMULATIVE</B> -- cumulativ<BR><BR> <B> CUMULUS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CUNEIFORM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> CUNNING</B> -- a. astut (-ie), insidie<BR><BR> <B> CUP</B> -- tasse (-ade), cope; (in sport) bocale<BR><BR> <B> CUPBOARD</B> -- scaf<BR><BR> <B> CUPID</B> -- ~ (itá)<BR><BR> <B> CUPOLA</B> -- cupol<BR><BR> <B> CUPREOUS</B> -- cupric, cuprin<BR><BR> <B> CUR</B> -- canach<BR><BR> <B> CURATE</B> -- sub-paroco, vicario<BR><BR> <B> CURATOR</B> -- ~, intendante<BR><BR> <B> CURB</B> -- bridar, frenar, moderar<BR><BR> <B> CURDS</B> -- coagulat lacte, caseine<BR><BR> <B> CURDLE</B> -- coagular<BR><BR> <B> CURE</B> -- cura(tion), terapie, remedie; v. sanar, remediar; insalar, preparar<BR><BR> <B> CURFEW</B> -- vésper-cloche<BR><BR> <B> CURIO</B> -- curiositá, raritá<BR><BR> <B> CURIOUS</B> -- curiosi, inquisitiv, strangi<BR><BR> <B> CURL</B> -- bucle; (of waves) crispada; (of smoke) serpenteada; v. a. friser, buclar<BR><BR> <B> CURLEW</B> -- numenio<BR><BR> <B> CURLING-PAPER</B> -- papilotte<BR><BR> <B> CURMUDGEON</B> -- avaron, mesquino<BR><BR> <B> CURRANT</B> -- crusbere. DRIED ~: corinte<BR><BR> <B> CURRENCY</B> -- circulation; valuta, moné<BR><BR> <B> CURRENT</B> -- ~, fluent, circulant<BR><BR> <B> CURRICULUM</B> -- curriculum<BR><BR> <B> CURRIER</B> -- preparator de cute<BR><BR> <B> CURRY</B> -- v. TO ~ FAVOUR: insinuar se; (noun) carri<BR><BR> <B> CURRY-COMB</B> -- strigul (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> CURSE</B> -- maledir (-ition), blasfemar; n. anatema, blasfema<BR><BR> <B> CURSIVE</B> -- cursiv<BR><BR> <B> CURSORY</B> -- cursori, efemeral, fugitiv, superficial<BR><BR> <B> CURT</B> -- brusqui, laconic, abrupt<BR><BR> <B> CURTAIL</B> -- acurtar, abreviar, restricter, limitar<BR><BR> <B> CURTAIN</B> -- cortine<BR><BR> <B> CURTSEY</B> -- reverentie, cortesie; v. far reverentie, cortesiar<BR><BR> <B> CURVE</B> -- ~, curvatura; v. curvar, flexer<BR><BR> <B> CURVED</B> -- curv(i)<BR><BR> <B> CUSHION</B> -- cussine (-ette)<BR><BR> <B> CUSTARD</B> -- crem ovin<BR><BR> <B> CUSTODIAN</B> -- curator, custode, gardero<BR><BR> <B> CUSTODY, IN</B> -- sub garde; custodie. TO TAKE INTO ~: arestar<BR><BR> <B> CUSTOM</B> -- ~ (-al, -ari), hábitu, usu; (social practice) more<BR><BR> <B> CUSTOMER</B> -- client, comprator<BR><BR> <B> CUSTOMS</B> -- doane (-ero), tribute<BR><BR> <B> CUT</B> -- n. cisura; tranchitura; (style) fasson; a. (glass) polit, slifat; v. (hair) tonder; (meat) tranchir; (stone) ciser, sculpter. TO ~ OFF: decupar, deciser<BR><BR> <B> CUTANEOUS</B> -- pellic, dermatic, cutin<BR><BR> <B> CUTE</B> -- sagaci, astut<BR><BR> <B> CUTICLE</B> -- epiderma, cuticul<BR><BR> <B> CUTLER</B> -- cultellero (-íe)<BR><BR> <B> CUTLET</B> -- cotlette<BR><BR> <B> CUTTER</B> -- (blade) lame, cupuore; (naut.) cuttre<BR><BR> <B> CUT-THROAT</B> -- assassinator, cise-gurgul<BR><BR> <B> CUTTING</B> -- (hort.) demergeon<BR><BR> <B> CUTTLEFISH</B> -- sepia<BR><BR> <B> CYCLAMEN</B> -- ciclamen<BR><BR> <B> CYCLE</B> -- bicicle(tte); (of time) cicle<BR><BR> <B> CYCLONE</B> -- ciclon<BR><BR> <B> CYGNET</B> -- cignell<BR><BR> <B> CYLINDER</B> -- cilindre (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> CYMBAL</B> -- cimbale<BR><BR> <B> CYNIC</B> -- cinic (-o, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> CYNOSURE</B> -- stelle guidant, punctu de atration<BR><BR> <B> CYPHER</B> -- ciffre; (nought) null<BR><BR> <B> CYPRESS</B> -- cipresse<BR><BR> <B> CYST</B> -- vessic, sac<BR><BR> <B> CZAR</B> -- tsar (-essa)<BR><BR> 948 4183 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue d]] moved to [[english-Interlingue d]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> DAB</B> -- v. tappar; n. tappa<BR><BR> <B> DABBLE</B> -- barbotar, spruzzar. TO ~ IN: laborachar ye, dilettantar. DABBLER IN PHILOSOPHY: filosofastro<BR><BR> <B> DACHSHUND</B> -- bassete<BR><BR> <B> DACTYL</B> -- dactile (-ic, -ologie)<BR><BR> <B> DAD</B> -- pap&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DAFFODIL</B> -- yelb narcisse<BR><BR> <B> DAFT</B> -- idiotic, folli, stult<BR><BR> <B> DAGGER</B> -- puniale<BR><BR> <B> DAHLIA</B> -- dalia<BR><BR> <B> DAILY</B> -- a. dial, diari; (noun) diale<BR><BR> <B> DAINTY</B> -- delicat (-esse), fin, pretti; (noun) gurmandage<BR><BR> <B> DAIRY</B> -- lacteria. ~ MAID: lactera<BR><BR> <B> DAIS</B> -- estrade, tribune<BR><BR> <B> DAISY</B> -- margarita<BR><BR> <B> DALE</B> -- vall&eacute;y(ette)<BR><BR> <B> DALLY</B> -- hesitar, perdir t&eacute;mpor; amorettar, flirtar<BR><BR> <B> DAM</B> -- diga; (of animals) matre<BR><BR> <B> DAMAGE</B> -- ~; (law) desdamageament, compensation; v. damagear, nocer<BR><BR> <B> DAMASK</B> -- damasco<BR><BR> <B> DAME</B> -- dama<BR><BR> <B> DAMN</B> -- (con)damnar (-ation, -abil), anatemar<BR><BR> <B> DAMNED</B> -- maledit<BR><BR> <B> DAMP</B> -- humid (-ar, -it&aacute;). ~ PROOF: inpermeabil<BR><BR> <B> DAMPER</B> -- (for fires) camin-clappe<BR><BR> <B> DAMSEL</B> -- senioretta, puella<BR><BR> <B> DAMSON</B> -- prune damascin<BR><BR> <B> DANCE</B> -- v. dansar; (noun) dansa (-ero, -era, -ada), ball<BR><BR> <B> DANDELION</B> -- leontodon, tar&aacute;xaco<BR><BR> <B> DANDLE</B> -- saltillar, balansar<BR><BR> <B> DANDY</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DANGER</B> -- dangere (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> DANGLE</B> -- balansar, oscillar, pender, pendular<BR><BR> <B> DANK</B> -- humid<BR><BR> <B> DAPPER</B> -- chic, alert, elegant<BR><BR> <B> DAPPLED</B> -- puntillat, maculat<BR><BR> <B> DARE</B> -- audaciar, haver li corage, defiar<BR><BR> <B> DARING</B> -- a. audaci (-t&aacute;), brav, corageosi, temerari<BR><BR> <B> DARK</B> -- a. obscur, tenebrosi, sinistri; (noun) tenebre, obscurit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DARKEN</B> -- obscurar; (grow ~) obsourijar<BR><BR> <B> DARLING</B> -- a. car, amat; (noun) carissim (-o), favorita (-o)<BR><BR> <B> DARN</B> -- reparar, lappar<BR><BR> <B> DART</B> -- micri fleche, lansette, darde; v. (a look) jettar regard sur. TO ~ AT: precipitar se a<BR><BR> <B> DASH</B> -- (hurl) lansar, jettar(se) ; (smash) fracassar; (one's hopes) forprender li esperantie; (~ against) chocar contra; (noun) strec; (quantity) un poc; admixtura; (spirit) elan<BR><BR> <B> DASHING</B> -- frappant, evocant atention, audaci, galant<BR><BR> <B> DASTARD</B> -- caudard, poltron (-er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> DASTARDLY</B> -- abominabil, caudardi<BR><BR> <B> DATA</B> -- ~, factes, detallies<BR><BR> <B> DATE</B> -- ~ (-ar). UP TO ~: modern, hodial, til hodie. OUT OF ~: anacronistic; (fruit) datil<BR><BR> <B> DATIVE</B> -- a. dativ; (noun) dative<BR><BR> <B> DAUB</B> -- (with brush) pinselachar; pictachar<BR><BR> <B> DAUGHTER</B> -- filia. ~-IN-LAW: belfilia<BR><BR> <B> DAUNT</B> -- intimidar, descoragear<BR><BR> <B> DAVIT</B> -- ~, bot-cran<BR><BR> <B> DAWDLE</B> -- lentear, dissipar, t&eacute;mpor<BR><BR> <B> DAWN</B> -- aurora, crepuscul; alba; v. matinear, albijar<BR><BR> <B> DAY</B> -- die; (opposed to night) jorne<BR><BR> <B> DAYDREAM</B> -- reve<BR><BR> <B> DAYLIGHT</B> -- luce diari<BR><BR> <B> DAZE</B> -- aturdir, stupefar; (dazzle) ciecar<BR><BR> <B> DAZZLE</B> -- (a)ciecar, fascinar, dazlar<BR><BR> <B> DEACON</B> -- diacon (-atu, -essa); (Church officer presbitero<BR><BR> <B> DEAD</B> -- a. mort (-al), &iacute;nanimat; (dead to) &iacute;nsensibil por; (accurate) exact; ~ HEAT: egalit&aacute;. THE ~: li mortes. ~ MARCH: marcha funebri<BR><BR> <B> DEADEN</B> -- obtuser, moderar, narootisar<BR><BR> <B> DEADLOCK</B> -- stagnation, cessation<BR><BR> <B> DEADLY</B> -- mortal, fatal<BR><BR> <B> DEADLY NIGHTSHADE</B> -- belladonna<BR><BR> <B> DEAF</B> -- surd (a-ar)<BR><BR> <B> DEAP-MUTE</B> -- surdimuto<BR><BR> <B> DEAL</B> -- parte, portion; (timber) planca; v. (cards) distribuer, dar; (trade) mercar, negociar; (trade with) comprar che; (a blow) far, inflicter; (~ with) liquidar, executer<BR><BR> <B> DEALER</B> -- comerciante, mercator, mercero, negociant<BR><BR> <B> DEALINGS</B> -- interrelationes, tr&aacute;fic, negociationes<BR><BR> <B> DEAN</B> -- decan (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> DEAR</B> -- car, amat; (costly) custosi, car, expensiv. OH ~: o ve!<BR><BR> <B> DEARTH</B> -- manca, indigentie, scarsit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DEATH</B> -- morte (-al, -alit&aacute;). ~ AGONY: agonie. TO PUT TO ~: mortar<BR><BR> <B> DEATHBED</B> -- lette de morte<BR><BR> <B> DEATHLESS</B> -- &iacute;nmortal<BR><BR> <B> DEBACLE</B> -- catastrof, debacle<BR><BR> <B> DEBAR</B> -- excluDer, refusar<BR><BR> <B> DEBASE</B> -- degradar, depravar, humiliar; (coinage) falsar<BR><BR> <B> DEBASED</B> -- viciosi, degradat, corupt(et)<BR><BR> <B> DEBATE</B> -- debatte (-ar, -abil)<BR><BR> <B> DEBAUCH</B> -- seducter, ruinar; v. a. debochar (-ard, -er&iacute;e), libertinar<BR><BR> <B> DEBENTURE</B> -- obligation, debit-atest<BR><BR> <B> DEBILITATE</B> -- debilisar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DEBIT</B> -- (comm.) debete (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> DEBONAIR</B> -- galant, benigni, afabil<BR><BR> <B> DEBOUCH</B> -- exmarchar, exfluer<BR><BR> <B> DEBRIS</B> -- fragmentes, roccallia<BR><BR> <B> DEBT</B> -- debite (-or)<BR><BR> <B> DEBUT</B> -- debut (-ante). TO MAKE ONE'S ~: debutar<BR><BR> <B> DECADE</B> -- -decennie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> DECADENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> DECAMP</B> -- departer, secretmen forear, decampar<BR><BR> <B> DECANT</B> -- transvasar<BR><BR> <B> DECANTER</B> -- caraffe<BR><BR> <B> DECAPITATE</B> -- decap(it)ar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DECARBONISE</B> -- decarbonisar<BR><BR> <B> DECAY</B> -- devenir caduc, decrepir, deperir, decader; (rot) putrir; decomposir se; n. caducit&aacute;, putrition<BR><BR> <B> DECEASE</B> -- morte, decesse<BR><BR> <B> DECEIT</B> -- duper&iacute;e, fraude<BR><BR> <B> DECEIVE</B> -- decepter (-ion, -iv); (mislead) seducter, dupar<BR><BR> <B> DECEMBER</B> -- decembre<BR><BR> <B> DECENNIAL</B> -- ~, deci-annual<BR><BR> <B> DECENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), pudic; suficent<BR><BR> <B> DECENTRALISE</B> -- decentralisar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DECIDE</B> -- deciDer (-sion, -siv)<BR><BR> <B> DECIDED</B> -- a. cert, positiv, firm<BR><BR> <B> DECIDUOUS</B> -- decidui<BR><BR> <B> DECIMAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DECIMATE</B> -- decimar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DECIPHER</B> -- deciffrar<BR><BR> <B> DECISION</B> -- ~, firmit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DECK</B> -- (naut.) ~, ponte; (quarter-deck) stern-deck; v. ornar, vestir<BR><BR> <B> DECLAIM</B> -- declamar (-ation. -ator)<BR><BR> <B> DECLARE</B> -- declarar (-ation), anunciar, asserter<BR><BR> <B> DECLENSION</B> -- declination<BR><BR> <B> DECLINE</B> -- v. declinar, refusar; diminuer; (noun) marasma, ftise<BR><BR> <B> DECLIVITY</B> -- declive<BR><BR> <B> DECOCT</B> -- decocter (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> DECODE</B> -- deciffrar, decodificar<BR><BR> <B> DECOLLETE</B> -- decolt&eacute;, decoltat<BR><BR> <B> DECOMPOSE</B> -- decomposir (se) (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> DECONTROL</B> -- decontrolar, liberar de control<BR><BR> <B> DECORATE</B> -- ornar; decorar (-ation, -ativ, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> DECOROUS</B> -- decent, convenent<BR><BR> <B> DECORUM</B> -- decentie, bon manieres<BR><BR> <B> DECORTICATE</B> -- decorticar<BR><BR> <B> DECOY</B> -- lure; v. atraer. lurar<BR><BR> <B> DECREASE</B> -- (di)minuer (-tion), decrescer (-entie)<BR><BR> <B> DECREE</B> -- decrete (-er), ordon (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> DECREPIT</B> -- ~, caduc<BR><BR> <B> DECRY</B> -- decreditar, depreciar<BR><BR> <B> DEDICATE</B> -- dedicar (-ation, -atori), consacrar, devoer (se)<BR><BR> <B> DEDUCE</B> -- deducter (-ion, -iv), concluDer, derivar<BR><BR> <B> DEDUCT</B> -- subtraer (-tion)<BR><BR> <B> DEED</B> -- acte, action; document<BR><BR> <B> DEEM</B> -- opiner, considerar<BR><BR> <B> DEEP</B> -- a. profund (-ita, -esse, -ore); (noun) mare, abisse<BR><BR> <B> DEEPEN</B> -- aprofundar, devenir plu intens<BR><BR> <B> DEEP-SEATED</B> -- inradicat<BR><BR> <B> DEER</B> -- cervo (-a); (Roe) capreol<BR><BR> <B> DEFACE</B> -- defigurar, deformar, defecter<BR><BR> <B> DEFALCATE</B> -- defraudar<BR><BR> <B> DEFAME</B> -- defamar (-ation, -atori), calumniar<BR><BR> <B> DEFAULT</B> -- v. negliger; (noun) manca, omission; (law) contumacie. TO SUFFER JUDGMENT BY ~: perdir ye li processu pro absentie<BR><BR> <B> DEFAULTER</B> -- (comm.) insolvente<BR><BR> <B> DEFEAT</B> -- v. victer, victoriar; frustrar, anullar; (mil.) defetar; (noun) defete<BR><BR> <B> DEFECT</B> -- defecte (-iv), manaca, erra<BR><BR> <B> DEFECTION</B> -- desertion, abandon<BR><BR> <B> DEFENCE</B> -- defense, defension, protection<BR><BR> <B> DEFEND</B> -- defenDer (-siv), gardar, protecter; (law) pledar<BR><BR> <B> DEFENDANT</B> -- acusato, inculpato<BR><BR> <B> DEFER</B> -- procrastinar, ajornar; submisser se; (yield) ceder<BR><BR> <B> DEFERENCE</B> -- respecte, consideration<BR><BR> <B> DEFIANCE</B> -- bravade, defiation. IN ~ OF: malgr&eacute;, in def&iacute; de<BR><BR> <B> DEFICIENT</B> -- mancant, &iacute;nsuficent, defectiv, &iacute;nperfect<BR><BR> <B> DEFICIT</B> -- deficite<BR><BR> <B> DEFILE</B> -- v. depravar, deshonorar; (mil.) defilar; (noun) defil&eacute; (strett) pass<BR><BR> <B> DEFINE</B> -- definir (-ition, -itiv), preeiser, limitar<BR><BR> <B> DEFLATE</B> -- deflar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DEFLECT</B> -- detornar, deviar, deflexer<BR><BR> <B> DEFLOWER</B> -- deshonorar, desvirginar; (a plant) desflorar<BR><BR> <B> DEFORM</B> -- deformar (-ation, -it&aacute;), mutilar<BR><BR> <B> DEFRAUD</B> -- defraudar<BR><BR> <B> DEFRAY</B> -- payar<BR><BR> <B> DEFT</B> -- habil, d&eacute;xteri<BR><BR> <B> DEFUNCT</B> -- mort, decedet. TO BE ~: ne plu exister<BR><BR> <B> DEFY</B> -- bravar, provocar, defiar<BR><BR> <B> DEGENERATE</B> -- v. degenerar (-ation); a. degenerat, decadent, perversi<BR><BR> <B> DEGRADE</B> -- degradar, humiliar<BR><BR> <B> DEGREE</B> -- gradu, mesura, scala; proportion; (rank) rang, diploma. BY DEGREES: gradualmen<BR><BR> <B> DEIFY</B> -- deificar<BR><BR> <B> DEIGN</B> -- dignar, condescender<BR><BR> <B> DEISM</B> -- de-isme (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> DEITY</B> -- Deo, deit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DEJECTED</B> -- depresset, descorageat, desanimat<BR><BR> <B> DELAY</B> -- v. a. retardar, procrastinar, demorar; v. n. tardar, hesitar; n. retarde, mora<BR><BR> <B> DELECTABLE</B> -- deliciosi, juitiv, delectabil<BR><BR> <B> DELEGATE</B> -- v. delegar (-ation. -ate), deputar<BR><BR> <B> DELETE</B> -- forstrecar, deleter (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> DELETERIOUS</B> -- nociv, nocent<BR><BR> <B> DELIBERATE</B> -- a. intentional; v. deliberar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DELICACY</B> -- delicatesse; (a dainty) gurmandage<BR><BR> <B> DELICATE</B> -- delicat, fin, tendri<BR><BR> <B> DELICIOUS</B> -- deliciosi, ravissent; (of taste) saporosi<BR><BR> <B> DELIGHT</B> -- delicie, plesura, joya; v. charmar, injoyar, pleser, delectar. TO ~ IN: juir<BR><BR> <B> DELIMIT</B> -- definir, delimitar<BR><BR> <B> DELINEATE</B> -- delinear; (sketch out) esquissar, dessinar<BR><BR> <B> DELINQUENCY</B> -- delicte, culpabilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DELINQUENT</B> -- delinquente, culpon<BR><BR> <B> DELIQUESCE</B> -- liquificar se<BR><BR> <B> DELIRIUM</B> -- delire. TO BE DELIRIOUS: delirar<BR><BR> <B> DELIVER</B> -- (free) liberar, emancipar; (rescue) salvar; (goods) liverar; (hand over) transdar; (an opinion) enunciar; ( confinement ) acuchar<BR><BR> <B> DELL</B> -- valleyette<BR><BR> <B> DELPHINIUM</B> -- delfinium<BR><BR> <B> DELTA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DELUDE</B> -- dupar, decepter. TO ~ ONE INTO: seducter<BR><BR> <B> DELUGE</B> -- v. inundar (-ation); (noun) diluvie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> DELUSION</B> -- fals notion, halucination, deception<BR><BR> <B> DELVE</B> -- fossar, serchar in<BR><BR> <B> DEMAGNETISE</B> -- demagnetisar<BR><BR> <B> DEMAGOGUE</B> -- demagog (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> DEMAND</B> -- v. exiger, demandar, postular; n. demande, beson<BR><BR> <B> DEMARCATE</B> -- delimitar, demarcar<BR><BR> <B> DEMEAN</B> -- abassar, degradar; (behave) conduir se<BR><BR> <B> DEMEANOUR</B> -- conduida, atitude, maniere<BR><BR> <B> DEMENTED</B> -- folli, rabiat, rabiosi, frenetic, dement<BR><BR> <B> DEMERIT</B> -- culpe, defecte, demerite<BR><BR> <B> DEMESME</B> -- domene, possedage<BR><BR> <B> DEMI-</B> -- as in English: dem&iacute;-deo etc.<BR><BR> <B> DEMIJOHN</B> -- corb-botelle, damajan<BR><BR> <B> DEMISE</B> -- morte<BR><BR> <B> DEMISEMIQUAVER</B> -- triantiduesim note<BR><BR> <B> DEMOBILISE</B> -- demobilisar<BR><BR> <B> DEMOCRAT</B> -- ~ (-ie, -ic, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> DEMOLISH</B> -- demolir (-ation), destructer, anihilar<BR><BR> <B> DEMON</B> -- ~ (-ic, -isar, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> DEMONSTRATE</B> -- demonstrar (-ant, -ation, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> DEMORALISE</B> -- demoralisar<BR><BR> <B> DEMUR</B> -- hesitar, objecter<BR><BR> <B> DEMURE</B> -- prud, seriosi, modest<BR><BR> <B> DEMURRAGE</B> -- demorage<BR><BR> <B> DEN</B> -- caverne, antre, grotte, refugia<BR><BR> <B> DENIAL</B> -- negation. SELF~: abnegation<BR><BR> <B> DENIZEN</B> -- habitante<BR><BR> <B> DENOMINATE</B> -- noiainar, designar<BR><BR> <B> DENOMINATION</B> -- secta, categorie, division<BR><BR> <B> DENOTE</B> -- significar, indicar, marcar, signar, designar<BR><BR> <B> DENOUEMENT</B> -- developament, solution<BR><BR> <B> DENOUNCE</B> -- denunciar (-ation, -ator), acusar<BR><BR> <B> DENSE</B> -- densi (-t&aacute;, -ore, -allia); (fig.) stult, inept<BR><BR> <B> DENT</B> -- incisura, cavette; v. bosselar<BR><BR> <B> DENTAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DENTATE</B> -- dentat<BR><BR> <B> DENTIFRICE</B> -- dentifricte<BR><BR> <B> DENTIST</B> -- ~ (-ica)<BR><BR> <B> DENTURES</B> -- dentage<BR><BR> <B> DENUDE</B> -- denudar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DENY</B> -- negar, refusar<BR><BR> <B> DEODAR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DEODORIZE</B> -- desodorisar<BR><BR> <B> DEPART</B> -- departer<BR><BR> <B> DEPARTED</B> -- (deceased) decedet<BR><BR> <B> DEPARTMENT</B> -- branche, profession, division, section, departement, rayon<BR><BR> <B> DEPARTURA</B> -- departe<BR><BR> <B> DEPEND</B> -- depender (de) (-ent, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> DEPENDABLE</B> -- pruvat, cert, secur, fidibil<BR><BR> <B> DEPICT</B> -- (paint) picter; (describe) descrir, caracterisar, portretar<BR><BR> <B> DEPLETE</B> -- exhauster (-ion), desplenar, vacuar<BR><BR> <B> DEPLORE</B> -- deplorar (-abil)<BR><BR> <B> DEPOLARISE</B> -- depolarisar<BR><BR> <B> DEPOPULATE</B> -- depopular<BR><BR> <B> DEPORT</B> -- deportar (-ation), exiliar<BR><BR> <B> DEPORTMENT</B> -- postura, marchada, statura<BR><BR> <B> DEPOSE</B> -- (a king) detronar; (law) atestar, declarar<BR><BR> <B> DEPOSIT</B> -- deposir (-ition, -itor, -itoria), dar in dep&oacute;; (noun) deposite, sediment<BR><BR> <B> DEPOT</B> -- dep&oacute;, magasine, depositoria<BR><BR> <B> DEPRAVE</B> -- depravar<BR><BR> <B> DEPRAVED</B> -- viciosi, depravat<BR><BR> <B> DEPRECATE</B> -- desaprobar, regretar<BR><BR> <B> DEPRECIATE</B> -- depreciar; (price) minuer, reducter<BR><BR> <B> DEPREDATE</B> -- pilliar, spoliar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DEPRESS</B> -- depresser (-ion), abassar<BR><BR> <B> DEPRIVE</B> -- privar (-ation, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> DEPTH</B> -- profundit&aacute;; (measurement) profundore<BR><BR> <B> DEPUTE</B> -- deputar (-ate, -ation), delegar<BR><BR> <B> DEPUTY-</B> -- (prefix) vice-<BR><BR> <B> DERAIL</B> -- derelar<BR><BR> <B> DERANGE</B> -- desordinar, desarangear, confuser; (the mind) alienar<BR><BR> <B> DERELICT</B> -- abandonat, ruinat<BR><BR> <B> DERELICTION</B> -- negligentie, omission<BR><BR> <B> DERIDE</B> -- deriDer (-sori, -sion), mocar, persiflar<BR><BR> <B> DEROGATE</B> -- devalorar, damagear, depreciar, desestimar, minuer<BR><BR> <B> DERRICK</B> -- cran<BR><BR> <B> DERVISH</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DESCANT</B> -- (mus.) soprano; v. trillar; (fig.) discurrer pri<BR><BR> <B> DESCEND</B> -- descenDer (-se, -sion, -dente, -dentie)<BR><BR> <B> DESCRIBE</B> -- descrir (-ition, -itiv); (draw) dessinar<BR><BR> <B> DESCRY</B> -- spiar, vider, decovrir<BR><BR> <B> DESECRATE</B> -- desacrar, profanar<BR><BR> <B> DESERT</B> -- a. desert; (noun) deserte; v. deserter (-ion, -or) abandonar<BR><BR> <B> DESERTS</B> -- merite<BR><BR> <B> DESERVE</B> -- meriter (-ori, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> DESHABILLE</B> -- neglig&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> DESICCATE</B> -- (ex)siccar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DESIDERATUM</B> -- beson, manca<BR><BR> <B> DESIGN</B> -- (draw) dessinar, esquissar; (plan out) projector, designar; (intend) intenter; n. dessine, plan, projecte<BR><BR> <B> DESIGNATE</B> -- designar (-ation, -abil), destinar, nominar<BR><BR> <B> DESIGNING</B> -- perfid, astut<BR><BR> <B> DESIRE</B> -- ~ (-ar, -abil). TO BE DESIROUS: desirar<BR><BR> <B> DESIST</B> -- cessar, detener se<BR><BR> <B> DESK</B> -- pupitre,scri-table<BR><BR> <B> DESOLATE</B> -- a. desert, desolat, isolat; v. devastar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DESPAIR</B> -- desesperar (-antie)<BR><BR> <B> DESPATCH</B> -- v. inviar, expedir, misser; (kill) mortar; (noun) celerit&aacute;; (mil.) depeche. ~ RIDER: estafet<BR><BR> <B> DESPERADO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DESPERATE</B> -- desperat, desesperat<BR><BR> <B> DESPICABLE</B> -- despectibil<BR><BR> <B> DESPISE</B> -- despecter<BR><BR> <B> DESPITE</B> -- malgr&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> DESPOIL</B> -- spoliar, marodar, rapter<BR><BR> <B> DESPOND</B> -- descoragear se, desesperar<BR><BR> <B> DESPONDENCY</B> -- depression<BR><BR> <B> DESPOT</B> -- ~ (-ic, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> DESQUAMATE</B> -- desquamar<BR><BR> <B> DESSERT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DESTINATION</B> -- ~, adresse<BR><BR> <B> DESTINE</B> -- destinar<BR><BR> <B> DESTINY</B> -- destine, fate<BR><BR> <B> DESTITUTE</B> -- a. indigent, privat de, sin sucurse<BR><BR> <B> DESTROY</B> -- destructer, ruinar, anihilar<BR><BR> <B> DESTROYER</B> -- destr&oacute;yer, torpedobot-chassero, destructor<BR><BR> <B> DESTRUCTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DESUETUDE</B> -- desusantie<BR><BR> <B> DESULTORY</B> -- superficial, cursori, incoherent<BR><BR> <B> DETACH</B> -- separar, deligar<BR><BR> <B> DETACHMENT</B> -- (mil.) section; (aloofness) isolation<BR><BR> <B> DETAIL</B> -- detallie (-ar, -at); (tell off) selecter, definir. IN ~; detalliatmen<BR><BR> <B> DETAIN</B> -- arestar, stoppar, retener<BR><BR> <B> DETECT</B> -- (notice) remarcar; (discover) decovrir, detecter (-or, -ion, -iv, -ive)<BR><BR> <B> DETER</B> -- impedir<BR><BR> <B> DETERGENT</B> -- a. ~, purificant<BR><BR> <B> DETERIORATE</B> -- deterioraf (-ation), pejorar<BR><BR> <B> DETERMINE</B> -- determinar (-ation, -ativ), resoluer<BR><BR> <B> DETERMINED</B> -- a. resolut, &iacute;nflexibil<BR><BR> <B> DETEST</B> -- abominar (-abil, -ation), odiar, detestar<BR><BR> <B> DETHRONE</B> -- detronar<BR><BR> <B> DETONATE</B> -- detonar (-ation, -ator), explodentar<BR><BR> <B> DETOUR</B> -- detorne, via &iacute;ndirect<BR><BR> <B> DETRACT</B> -- detracter (-ion, -or), calumniar<BR><BR> <B> DETRAIN</B> -- debarcar del tren<BR><BR> <B> DETRIMENT</B> -- ~, damage, desavantage<BR><BR> <B> DEUCE</B> -- di&aacute;bol; (at cards) li du; (tennis) in egalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DEVASTATE</B> -- devastar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DEVELOP</B> -- developar (-ation), disvoluer<BR><BR> <B> DEVIATE</B> -- deviar (-ation), digresser<BR><BR> <B> DEVICE</B> -- remedie, plan, projecte, invention, expediente; simbol, devise<BR><BR> <B> DEVIL</B> -- di&aacute;bol (-ic, -er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> DEVIOUS</B> -- deviatori, &iacute;ndirect<BR><BR> <B> DEVISE</B> -- imaginar, inventer; (legal) legar<BR><BR> <B> DEVOID OF</B> -- sin, vacui de, ne havent<BR><BR> <B> DEVOLVE UPON</B> -- scader sur<BR><BR> <B> DEVOTE</B> -- devoer, consacrar, dedicar<BR><BR> <B> DEVOTEE</B> -- entusiaste, adepte, adorator, disciple<BR><BR> <B> DEVOTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DEVOUR</B> -- devorar<BR><BR> <B> DEVOUT</B> -- devoet, pie, religiosi<BR><BR> <B> DEW</B> -- ros&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> DEXTEROUS</B> -- d&eacute;xteri (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> DIABETES</B> -- diabete (-ic, -ico)<BR><BR> <B> DIABOLICAL</B> -- diabolic<BR><BR> <B> DIAGONAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DIADEM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DIAGNOSIS</B> -- diagnoSe (-ar, -tic, -tica)<BR><BR> <B> DIAGONAL</B> -- - (e)<BR><BR> <B> DIAGRAM</B> -- diagramma (-tic), figura<BR><BR> <B> DIAL</B> -- disco<BR><BR> <B> DIALECT</B> -- dialecte (-ica)<BR><BR> <B> DIALOGUE</B> -- dialog<BR><BR> <B> DIAMETER</B> -- diametre (-ic, -al)<BR><BR> <B> DIAMOND</B> -- diamant; (cards) caro<BR><BR> <B> DIAPASON</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DIAPER</B> -- involuette<BR><BR> <B> DIAPHANOUS</B> -- diafan<BR><BR> <B> DIAPHRAGM</B> -- diafragma<BR><BR> <B> DIARRHOEA</B> -- diar&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> DIARY</B> -- diarium<BR><BR> <B> DIATRIBE</B> -- ~, invective<BR><BR> <B> DICE</B> -- ossettes, cubes<BR><BR> <B> DICOTYLEDON</B> -- dicotiledon<BR><BR> <B> DICTATE</B> -- dictar (-at, -ator, -atori, -atura, -ation), ordonar<BR><BR> <B> DICTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DICTIONARY</B> -- lexico, dictionarium<BR><BR> <B> DICTUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DIDACTIC</B> -- ~ (-a)<BR><BR> <B> DIE</B> -- v. morir; (perish) perir; (- out) extinter se; n. cube, stamp<BR><BR> <B> DIET</B> -- diete (-ari, -ic, -ica)<BR><BR> <B> DIFFER</B> -- diferer (-ent, -entie, -entiar, -ential, -entiale)<BR><BR> <B> DIFFICULT</B> -- desfacil (-it&aacute;), penosi<BR><BR> <B> DIFFIDENT</B> -- modest, misfident<BR><BR> <B> DIFFRACT</B> -- difracter (-ion, -iv, -or)<BR><BR> <B> DIFFUSE</B> -- a. prolix; v. difuser (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> DIG</B> -- fossar<BR><BR> <B> DIGEST</B> -- digester (-ibil, -ion, -iv); n. compendie, resum&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> DIGIT</B> -- ciffre<BR><BR> <B> DIGITALIS</B> -- digitale<BR><BR> <B> DIGNIFIED</B> -- digni (-t&aacute;, -tosi, -tario)<BR><BR> <B> DIGRESS</B> -- digresser (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> DIKE</B> -- diga<BR><BR> <B> DILAPIDATED</B> -- in ruines, caduc<BR><BR> <B> DILATE</B> -- dilatar, elargar<BR><BR> <B> DILATORY</B> -- procrastinatori, lent, tardigrad, lentaci<BR><BR> <B> DILEMMA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DILETTANTE</B> -- ~, amator<BR><BR> <B> DILIGENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> DILL</B> -- anete<BR><BR> <B> DILLY-DALLY</B> -- procrastinar<BR><BR> <B> DILUTE</B> -- diluer (-tion)<BR><BR> <B> DILUVIAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DIM</B> -- obscur, &iacute;nclar, pallid, debil; v. obscurar<BR><BR> <B> DIMENSION</B> -- ~ (-al), mesura<BR><BR> <B> DIMINISH</B> -- (di)minuer (-tion, -tiv), decrescer<BR><BR> <B> DIMPLE</B> -- cavette<BR><BR> <B> DIN</B> -- bruida; v. TO ~ INTO OUR EARS: tamburar a nor oreles<BR><BR> <B> DIKE</B> -- dinear<BR><BR> <B> DINING-ROOM</B> -- manjatoria<BR><BR> <B> DINGHLY</B> -- yoll<BR><BR> <B> DINGY</B> -- morni, sordid, obscur<BR><BR> <B> DINNER</B> -- din&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> DINT</B> -- impression. BY ~ OF: per, mers&iacute; a<BR><BR> <B> DIOCESE</B> -- ~, (-an)<BR><BR> <B> DIOPTRIC</B> -- a. (phys.) ~ (a)<BR><BR> <B> DIORAMA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DIP</B> -- (immerse) (in)merser, plongear; (naut.) TO ~ THE FLAG: salutar per li flagga; (sun) descenDer; (magnet) declinar. ~ INTO A BOOK: percurrer. ~ OUT OF: hauster<BR><BR> <B> DIPHTHERIA</B> -- difterite<BR><BR> <B> DIPHTHONG</B> -- diftongo (-al)<BR><BR> <B> DIPLOMA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DIPLOMAT</B> -- ~ (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> DIPSOMANIA</B> -- dipsomanie (-ac)<BR><BR> <B> DIRE</B> -- terribil, trist<BR><BR> <B> DIRECT</B> -- v. directer (-ion, -iv, -ive, -or, -oratu); (to order) ordonar; (music) diriger (-ent); a. direct, rect<BR><BR> <B> DIRECTLY</B> -- &iacute;nmediatmen, strax, prompt, ho-moment<BR><BR> <B> DIRECTORY</B> -- adressarium<BR><BR> <B> DIRGE</B> -- himne funeral, elegie<BR><BR> <B> DIRIGIBLE</B> -- ballon directibil<BR><BR> <B> DIRK</B> -- puniale<BR><BR> <B> DIRT</B> -- crasse, sordidallia, sordidage; (mud) fango, mudde<BR><BR> <B> DIRTY</B> -- sordid, &iacute;npur; v. incrassar<BR><BR> <B> DISABLE</B> -- far &iacute;ncapabil, debilisar, desvalidar; (cripple) mutilar<BR><BR> <B> DISABUSE</B> -- desilusionar<BR><BR> <B> DISADVANTAGE</B> -- desavantage, detriment, damage<BR><BR> <B> DISAFFECT</B> -- desloyalisar, descontentar<BR><BR> <B> DISAGREE</B> -- desacordar, deconsentir, querellar<BR><BR> <B> DISAGREEABLE</B> -- desagreabil, contrari<BR><BR> <B> DISALLOW</B> -- rejecter, refusar, depermisser<BR><BR> <B> DISAPPEAR</B> -- desaparir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> DISAPPOINT</B> -- decepter (-tion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> DISAPPROBATION</B> -- desapprobation<BR><BR> <B> DISAPPROVE</B> -- desaprobar<BR><BR> <B> DISARM</B> -- desarmar (-ament)<BR><BR> <B> DISARRANGE</B> -- desordinar, desarangear<BR><BR> <B> DISASTER</B> -- desastre (-osi), desfortun, adversit&aacute;, catastrofe<BR><BR> <B> DISAVOW</B> -- negar, deconfesser<BR><BR> <B> DISBAND</B> -- separar (se), congediar, demisser<BR><BR> <B> DISBELIEVE</B> -- dubitar, ne creder<BR><BR> <B> DISBURDEN</B> -- dechargear<BR><BR> <B> DISBURSE</B> -- expenser, desinborsar<BR><BR> <B> DISC</B> -- disco<BR><BR> <B> DISCARD</B> -- rejecter, escartar<BR><BR> <B> DISCERN</B> -- discerner, percepter, distinter<BR><BR> <B> DISCERNMENT</B> -- sagacit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DISCHARGE</B> -- demisser, congediar; executer; (a prisoner) aquittar, absoluer; (ship) decargar; (matter) supurar<BR><BR> <B> DISCIPLE</B> -- disciple (-a, -o), adepte, adherente, partisan<BR><BR> <B> DISCIPLINE</B> -- ~ (-ar, -ari)<BR><BR> <B> DISCLAIM</B> -- repudiar, negar, dementir<BR><BR> <B> DISCLOSE</B> -- decovrir, revelar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DISCOLOUR</B> -- decolorar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DISCOMFIT</B> -- embarassar, frustrar<BR><BR> <B> DISCOMFORT</B> -- n. descomforte; v. incomodar<BR><BR> <B> DISCOMPOSE</B> -- perturbar, vexar, confuser<BR><BR> <B> DISCONCERT</B> -- embarassar, perturbar<BR><BR> <B> DISCONNECT</B> -- separar, deligar, disjunter; (mech.) decuplar<BR><BR> <B> DISCONSOLATE</B> -- &iacute;nconsolabil, desolat, atristat<BR><BR> <B> DISCONTENT</B> -- descontentament, dessatisfation<BR><BR> <B> DISCONTINUE</B> -- decontinuar, cessar<BR><BR> <B> DISCORD</B> -- discordie, dissonantie, desharmonie<BR><BR> <B> DISCOUNT</B> -- n. rabatte, disconto; v. discontar<BR><BR> <B> DISCOUNTENANCE</B> -- desaprobar, desfavorar<BR><BR> <B> DISCOURAGE</B> -- decoragear<BR><BR> <B> DISCOURSE</B> -- discurse, parlada; v. discurrer<BR><BR> <B> DISCOURTEOUS</B> -- descortesi, &iacute;npolit<BR><BR> <B> DISCOVER</B> -- decovrir, revelar; (find) trovar<BR><BR> <B> DISCREDIT</B> -- n. descredite, honte, mal repu tation; v. defamar, dubitar pri<BR><BR> <B> DISCREDITABLE</B> -- hontosi, infam<BR><BR> <B> DISCREET</B> -- discret, prudent, caut, circumspect<BR><BR> <B> DISCREPANCY</B> -- diferentie, discrepantie<BR><BR> <B> DISCRETION</B> -- ~; (judgment) bon trova, judicie, arbitrie<BR><BR> <B> DISCRIMINATE</B> -- distinter, diferentiar<BR><BR> <B> DISCRIMINATION</B> -- distintion, sagacit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DISCURSIVE</B> -- digressiv<BR><BR> <B> DISCUS</B> -- disco<BR><BR> <B> DISCUSS</B> -- discusser (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> DISDAIN</B> -- v. dedignar, despecter; (noun) mal estimation<BR><BR> <B> DISEASE</B> -- maladie, malsanie, morbe<BR><BR> <B> DISEMBARK</B> -- debarcar, desinbarcar<BR><BR> <B> DISEMBODIED</B> -- desincorporat<BR><BR> <B> DISEMBOWEL</B> -- eviscerar, desintralliar<BR><BR> <B> DISENCHANT</B> -- desilusionar<BR><BR> <B> DISENCUMBER</B> -- desembarassar, liberar<BR><BR> <B> DISENDOW</B> -- (eccl.) privar del beneficie, del prebende<BR><BR> <B> DISENGAGE</B> -- liberar, degagear. TO BE DISENGAGED: esser l&iacute;ber, &iacute;nocupat<BR><BR> <B> DISENTANGLE</B> -- debrolliar, liberar, devoluer<BR><BR> <B> DISESTABLISH</B> -- desetablisser, destatisar<BR><BR> <B> DISESTEEM</B> -- v. despecter<BR><BR> <B> DISFAVOUR</B> -- desfavore<BR><BR> <B> DISFIGURE</B> -- deformar, defigurar<BR><BR> <B> DISFRANCHISE</B> -- privar del sufragie, del votjure<BR><BR> <B> DISGORGE</B> -- vomir, ejecter, expulser; restituer<BR><BR> <B> DISGRACE</B> -- deshonor, honte, desfavore<BR><BR> <B> DISGRUNTLED</B> -- descontent, plendaci<BR><BR> <B> DISGUISE</B> -- mascar, travestir (se); (feelings) dissimular, ficter<BR><BR> <B> DISGUST</B> -- desguste, nausea (-tiv), repugnantie, aversion, repulsion<BR><BR> <B> DISH</B> -- plate, cope, vase; (food) manjage DISHCLOTH: lavette, lapp por lavar<BR><BR> <B> DISHEARTEN</B> -- descoragear<BR><BR> <B> DISHEVEL</B> -- desordinar, defriser<BR><BR> <B> DISHONEST</B> -- deshonest<BR><BR> <B> DISHONOUR</B> -- deshonor (-ar, -abil), ignominie<BR><BR> <B> DISILLUSION</B> -- desilusionar, derevar, decepter<BR><BR> <B> DISINCLINATION</B> -- aversion, antipat&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> DISINFECT</B> -- desinfecter (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> DISINGENUOUS</B> -- &iacute;nsinceri<BR><BR> <B> DISINHERIT</B> -- desheredar<BR><BR> <B> DISINTEGRATE</B> -- dissoluer, desintegrar<BR><BR> <B> DISINTER</B> -- exhumar, exfossar<BR><BR> <B> DISINTERESTED</B> -- &iacute;npartial, altruistic<BR><BR> <B> DISJOIN</B> -- dejunter, separar<BR><BR> <B> DISJOINTED</B> -- &iacute;ncoherent<BR><BR> <B> DISLIKE</B> -- aversion; v. haver aversion contra, desamar<BR><BR> <B> DISLOCATE</B> -- (med.) luxar (-ation), desordinar<BR><BR> <B> DISLODGE</B> -- expulser, forchassar<BR><BR> <B> DISLOYAL</B> -- &iacute;nfidel, perfid<BR><BR> <B> DISMAL</B> -- trubli, morni; (dark) tenebrosi<BR><BR> <B> DISMANTLE</B> -- demonter, demolir, detaclar<BR><BR> <B> DISMAY</B> -- consternar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DISMEMBER</B> -- di smembrar<BR><BR> <B> DISMISS</B> -- demisser (-ion); (a guest etc.) congediar<BR><BR> <B> DISMOUNT</B> -- descenDer<BR><BR> <B> DISOBEY</B> -- desobedir (-ent, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> DISOBLIGE</B> -- decompleser<BR><BR> <B> DISORDER</B> -- des&oacute;rdine<BR><BR> <B> DISORGANISE</B> -- desorganisar<BR><BR> <B> DISOWN</B> -- repulser, refusar a reconosser<BR><BR> <B> DISPARAGE</B> -- defamar, depreciar<BR><BR> <B> DISPARITY</B> -- illegalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DISPASSIONATE</B> -- quiet, calm, sin passion, placid, &iacute;npartial<BR><BR> <B> DISPATCH</B> -- expedir, inviar, misser; (noun) depeche<BR><BR> <B> DISPEL</B> -- forchassar, dissipar, disperser<BR><BR> <B> DISPENSARY</B> -- apoteca, farmacia<BR><BR> <B> DISPENSATION</B> -- (of Providence) disposition<BR><BR> <B> DISPENSE</B> -- rendir, administrar; preparar medicamentes. TO ~ WITH: carir, indiger<BR><BR> <B> DISPERSE</B> -- disperser (-ion), dissipar<BR><BR> <B> DISPIRIT</B> -- decoragear, desanimar<BR><BR> <B> DISPLACE</B> -- deplazzar; (from office) demisser, deposir, deposseder<BR><BR> <B> DISPLAY</B> -- (de)monstrar, exposir, paradar; (noun) exposition, etalation, spectacul, ostentation; (mil.) parade<BR><BR> <B> DISPLEASE</B> -- depleser (-ura), ofender<BR><BR> <B> DISPORT ONESELF</B> -- amusar se, divertisser se<BR><BR> <B> DISPOSAL</B> -- disposition, arbitrie, usa<BR><BR> <B> DISPOSE</B> -- disposir, arangear. TO ~ OF: disponer, vendir, alienar; (deal with) tractar. TO BE DISPOSED: esser inclinat<BR><BR> <B> DISPOSITION</B> -- ~; temperament<BR><BR> <B> DISPOSSESS</B> -- deposseder, privar de, expulser<BR><BR> <B> DISPROVE</B> -- refutar<BR><BR> <B> DISPROPORTION</B> -- desproportion (-al)<BR><BR> <B> DISPUTE</B> -- disput (-ar, -ant, -aci, -ation, -ator), debatter, polemisar; n. contro verse, querelle<BR><BR> <B> DISQUALIFY</B> -- dequalificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DISQUIET</B> -- &iacute;nquietar; (noun) perturbation, destranquilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DISQUISITION</B> -- dissertation DISREGARD: ignorar; (noun) indiferentie<BR><BR> <B> DISRELISH</B> -- haver aversion contra<BR><BR> <B> DISREPAIR</B> -- mal statu, mal &oacute;rdine,caducit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DISREPUTE</B> -- descredit, mal reputation<BR><BR> <B> DISRESPECT</B> -- v. desrespectar<BR><BR> <B> DISROBE</B> -- devestir<BR><BR> <B> DISRUPT</B> -- disrupter (-ion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> DISSATISFY</B> -- desatisfar (-ation, -atori)<BR><BR> <B> DISSECT</B> -- dissecter (-ion); (med.) anatomisar<BR><BR> <B> DISSEMBLE</B> -- dissimular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DISSEMINATE</B> -- dissemar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DISSENSION</B> -- ~, discordie<BR><BR> <B> DISSENT</B> -- v. deconsentir, altrimen pensar; (eccl.) dissider<BR><BR> <B> DISSENTER</B> -- dissidente, non-conformist<BR><BR> <B> DISSERTATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DISSERVICE</B> -- mal servicie, damage<BR><BR> <B> DISSEVER</B> -- divider, dejunter, separar<BR><BR> <B> DISSIDENCE</B> -- discordantie; (rel.) dissidentie<BR><BR> <B> DISSIMILAR</B> -- dessimil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> DISSIMULATE</B> -- (dis)simular<BR><BR> <B> DISSIPATE</B> -- dissipar, disperser; prodigar<BR><BR> <B> DISSIPATED</B> -- a. deboehat<BR><BR> <B> DISSOCIATE</B> -- dissociar<BR><BR> <B> DISSOLUTE</B> -- debochant, libertin<BR><BR> <B> DISSOLUTION</B> -- ~ DISSOLVE: (melt) dissoluer, evaporar se; anullar<BR><BR> <B> DISSONANT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> DISSUADE</B> -- dissuaDer (-sion, -siv), deconsiliar<BR><BR> <B> DISTAFF</B> -- spindle<BR><BR> <B> DISTANT</B> -- ~ (-ie), lontan; (in manner) reservat<BR><BR> <B> DISTASTE</B> -- aversion, antipat&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> DISTASTEFUL</B> -- desagreabil, antipatic<BR><BR> <B> DISTEMPER</B> -- febre canin; (colouring) badigeon (-age, -ero); v. badigeonar<BR><BR> <B> DISTEND</B> -- distenDer (-sion), dilatar, expanDer<BR><BR> <B> DISTICH</B> -- disticon<BR><BR> <B> DISTIL</B> -- distillar (-er&iacute;a, -ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> DISTINCT</B> -- distint (-iv), separat, clar<BR><BR> <B> DISTINCTION</B> -- distintion, eminentie, honor; diferentie<BR><BR> <B> DISTINGUISH</B> -- distinter<BR><BR> <B> DISTORT</B> -- distorDer (-sion), defigurar, deformar<BR><BR> <B> DISTRACT</B> -- trublar, distracter (-ion, -iv), confuser<BR><BR> <B> DISTRACTION</B> -- amusament; frenesie. TO DRIVE TO ~: far frenetic<BR><BR> <B> DISTRAIN</B> -- sequestrar, confiscar<BR><BR> <B> DISTRESS</B> -- misere, afliction, suffrentie; v. trublar, tormentar<BR><BR> <B> DISTRIBUTE</B> -- distribuer (-tion, -tiv, -tor), disdar<BR><BR> <B> DISTRICT</B> -- districte, region<BR><BR> <B> DISTRUST</B> -- misfider (-entie)<BR><BR> <B> DISTURB</B> -- (dis)turbar, genar, &iacute;nquietar; (disarrange) desordinar, &iacute;ncomodar<BR><BR> <B> DISUNITE</B> -- desunir, divider<BR><BR> <B> DISUSE</B> -- n. desusu. DISUSED: ne plu usat<BR><BR> <B> DISYLLABLE</B> -- dusillabic parol<BR><BR> <B> DITCH</B> -- fosse, canalette, tranch&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> DITTO</B> -- dito, idem, lu sam<BR><BR> <B> DITTY</B> -- canzonette<BR><BR> <B> DIURNAL</B> -- dial, diari, quotidian<BR><BR> <B> DIVAN</B> -- ~, sofa<BR><BR> <B> DIVE</B> -- plongear (-gero), merser<BR><BR> <B> DIVER</B> -- (ornith.) colimbe; (professional) scafandriero<BR><BR> <B> DIVERGE</B> -- diverger (-ent, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> DIVERSE</B> -- diversi (-ficar, -t&aacute;), pluri<BR><BR> <B> DIVERSION</B> -- divertissement, passa-t&eacute;mpor, distraction<BR><BR> <B> DIVERT</B> -- detornar, deflecter, deflancar; amusar, divertisser<BR><BR> <B> DIVEST</B> -- devestir, privar<BR><BR> <B> DIVIDE</B> -- diviDer, partir; secter<BR><BR> <B> DIVIDEND</B> -- dividende<BR><BR> <B> DIVINE</B> -- a. divin (-it&aacute;), deal, cielest; (noun) teolog (-ie); v. divinar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> DIVINING-ROD</B> -- verge divinatori<BR><BR> <B> DIVING-SUIT</B> -- scafandre<BR><BR> <B> DIVISION</B> -- ~ (-al), districte; classe, section<BR><BR> <B> DIVISOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DIVORCE</B> -- divorcie (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> DIVULGE</B> -- divulgar (-ation), revelar<BR><BR> <B> DIZZINESS</B> -- vert&iacute;gine (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> DO</B> -- far, acter, executer; (of health) standar. HOW DO YOU ~?: qualmen vu standa? TO ~ WITHOUT: carir, dispensar se de. WILL THAT ~?: esque to es apt, esque to sufice?<BR><BR> <B> DOCILE</B> -- docil (-it&aacute;), obedient<BR><BR> <B> DOCK</B> -- (bot.) oxale; (naut.) dock, bassine (-ero); (law) piazza por acusatos; v. acurtar li caude; (a ship) inbassinar<BR><BR> <B> DOCKET</B> -- etiquette, billet<BR><BR> <B> DOCTOR</B> -- medico; (of law etc.) doctor (-atu); v. medicar, curar<BR><BR> <B> DOCTRINE</B> -- ~ (-al, -ari, -ario)<BR><BR> <B> DOCUMENT</B> -- ~ (-ari, -al)<BR><BR> <B> DODDER</B> -- chancelar. DODDERING: caduc<BR><BR> <B> DODGE</B> -- artificie, tric; v. evitar; saltar ad-l&aacute;tere<BR><BR> <B> DODO</B> -- dronte<BR><BR> <B> DOE</B> -- cerva, capreola<BR><BR> <B> DOFF</B> -- demetter<BR><BR> <B> DOG</B> -- cane (-in, -allia) v. TO ~ ONE'S STEPS: persequer<BR><BR> <B> DOG-DAYS</B> -- dies caniculari, caniculas<BR><BR> <B> DOG-FANCIER</B> -- cane-cultor<BR><BR> <B> DOGGED</B> -- a. tenaci, obstinat, infatigabil<BR><BR> <B> DOGGEREL</B> -- versaches, rimallia<BR><BR> <B> DOG-ROSE</B> -- savagi rose<BR><BR> <B> DOG-STAR</B> -- S&iacute;rius<BR><BR> <B> DOGMA</B> -- ~ (tic)<BR><BR> <B> DOING</B> -- THAT WAS YOUR ~: ta vu es culpabil, pri to vu es responsabil<BR><BR> <B> DOLE</B> -- (share) parte, portion; almosne; v. ( ~ out) partir, distribuer<BR><BR> <B> DOLEFUL</B> -- morni, trist<BR><BR> <B> DOLL</B> -- pup&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> DOLLAR</B> -- d&oacute;llar<BR><BR> <B> DOLOMITE</B> -- d&oacute;lomit<BR><BR> <B> DOLOROUS</B> -- dolorosi<BR><BR> <B> DOLPHIN</B> -- delfine<BR><BR> <B> DOLT</B> -- stulton, plumpon<BR><BR> <B> DOMAIN</B> -- dominia; (estate) domene<BR><BR> <B> DOME</B> -- cupol<BR><BR> <B> DOMESTIC</B> -- a. domestic (-a, -o, -ar, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> DOMICILE</B> -- domicilie, habitation, log&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> DOMINATE</B> -- dominar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> DOMINEER</B> -- tirannisar<BR><BR> <B> DOMINION</B> -- hegemonie, soveranit&aacute;, regne; (territory) dominia<BR><BR> <B> DOMING</B> -- domin&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> DON</B> -- v. metter, vestir se per; (noun) colegial preceptor<BR><BR> <B> DONATE</B> -- donar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> DONKEY</B> -- &aacute;sino (-in)<BR><BR> <B> DOOM</B> -- fate, destine, ruine, perition; (law) sententie; v. condamnar<BR><BR> <B> DOOR</B> -- porta. ~KEEPER: portero<BR><BR> <B> DOPE</B> -- narcotisar<BR><BR> <B> DORMANT</B> -- dormient<BR><BR> <B> DORMER-WINDOW</B> -- tegment-fenestre<BR><BR> <B> DORMITORY</B> -- dormitoria<BR><BR> <B> DORMOUSE</B> -- glire<BR><BR> <B> DORSAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DOSE</B> -- dose (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> DOT</B> -- punctu<BR><BR> <B> DOTAGE</B> -- imbecilit&aacute;, radotage<BR><BR> <B> DOTARD</B> -- oldastro, caduco<BR><BR> <B> DOTE</B> -- radotar. ~ ON: esser inamorat in<BR><BR> <B> DOUBLE</B> -- a. duplic (-ar); (noun) duplicon<BR><BR> <B> DOUBLE-BARRELLED</B> -- con du tubes<BR><BR> <B> DOUBLE-DEALING</B> -- falsada, duper&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> DOUBLET</B> -- camisol<BR><BR> <B> DOUBT</B> -- d&uacute;bite, (-ar, -abil, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> DOUCHE</B> -- duche<BR><BR> <B> DOUGH</B> -- pasta<BR><BR> <B> DOUGHTY</B> -- brav, corageosi<BR><BR> <B> DOUR</B> -- obstinaci, dur, &iacute;nflexibil<BR><BR> <B> DOUSE</B> -- (dip) merser<BR><BR> <B> DOVE</B> -- columbe<BR><BR> <B> DOVECOT</B> -- columbiera<BR><BR> <B> DOVETAIL</B> -- mortesar<BR><BR> <B> DOWAGER</B> -- vidua<BR><BR> <B> DOWDY</B> -- oldmodic, &iacute;nelegant<BR><BR> <B> DOWER</B> -- dot (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> DOWN</B> -- (below) infra. TO GO ~: descenDer; (along) along, tra; (noun) lanuge<BR><BR> <B> DOWNCAST</B> -- depresset, decorageat<BR><BR> <B> DOWNFALL</B> -- ruina, perition, cade<BR><BR> <B> DOWNHILL</B> -- a bass, a vall&eacute;y<BR><BR> <B> DOWNPOUR</B> -- pluvia, torrent, diluvie<BR><BR> <B> DOWNRIGHT</B> -- a. franc, sinceri. ~ NONSENSE: nequo altri quam nonsense. A ~ FOOL: un absolut folio<BR><BR> <B> DOWNSTAIRS</B> -- in infra<BR><BR> <B> DOWNTRODDEN</B> -- aplastat, supresset<BR><BR> <B> DOWNWARD</B> -- ad-infra; a. descendent<BR><BR> <B> DOWRY</B> -- dot<BR><BR> <B> DOWSING</B> -- radiestesie, divination per verge<BR><BR> <B> DOXOLOGY</B> -- doxologie<BR><BR> <B> DOZE</B> -- (noun) somniacie; v. dormiettar, somnoler<BR><BR> <B> DOZEN</B> -- dozene, deciduene<BR><BR> <B> DRAB</B> -- monoton, brun-grisi; inatrativ; n. salopa<BR><BR> <B> DRAFT</B> -- (money) tratte; (mil.) section; (lit.) esquisse, plan, concepte, cladde; v. (draw up) redacter; (mil.) misser, selecter, expedir<BR><BR> <B> DRAG</B> -- trenar, tirar; (dredge) draggar; (noun) dragg; impediment<BR><BR> <B> DRAGGLE</B> -- trenar in mudde<BR><BR> <B> DRAGON</B> -- dracon<BR><BR> <B> DRAGON-FLY</B> -- libellul<BR><BR> <B> DRAGOON</B> -- dragon<BR><BR> <B> DRAIN</B> -- drenar (-age, -ation). DRAINS (brewer's etc.) recrement; (sewer) cloaca<BR><BR> <B> DRAINPIPE</B> -- dren-tub<BR><BR> <B> DRAKE</B> -- anato<BR><BR> <B> DRAMA</B> -- ~ (-tic, -tisar, -turg, -turgie)<BR><BR> <B> DRAPE</B> -- drapar (-ero, -er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> DRASTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DRAUGHT</B> -- tira; aer-currente; (med.) tisane; (on paper) esquisse, dessin, plan, projecte<BR><BR> <B> DRAUGHTS</B> -- dama-lude<BR><BR> <B> DRAUGHTSMAN</B> -- dessinator; (in game) pezze<BR><BR> <B> DRAUGHTY</B> -- ventosi<BR><BR> <B> DRAW</B> -- (pull) tirar, traer, atraer; (drag) trenar; (water) hauster; (on paper) dessinar; (lots) lotar; (~ near) aproximar se; (noun) (sport) egalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> DRAWBACK</B> -- desavantage<BR><BR> <B> DRAW-BRIDGE</B> -- tir-ponte, ponte levabil<BR><BR> <B> DRAWER</B> -- tiruore, tirbux, tircheste. CHEST OF ~: comode<BR><BR> <B> DRAWERS</B> -- calson<BR><BR> <B> DRAWING</B> -- dessin, li dessination. ~ BOARD: dessinuore<BR><BR> <B> DRAWING-ROOM</B> -- salon<BR><BR> <B> DRAWL</B> -- v. trenar li paroles; (noun) tren parlada<BR><BR> <B> DRAY</B> -- bass carre<BR><BR> <B> DREAD</B> -- v. timer (-ore), horrer (-ore)<BR><BR> <B> DREADFUL</B> -- horribil, terribil<BR><BR> <B> DREAM</B> -- somnie. DAY~: reve (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> DREAMY</B> -- revaci, revosi<BR><BR> <B> DREARY</B> -- desert, trist<BR><BR> <B> DREDGE</B> -- draggar<BR><BR> <B> DREDGER</B> -- mudd-haustor, dragg-machine; (ship) draggator<BR><BR> <B> DREGS</B> -- sediment<BR><BR> <B> DRENCH</B> -- saturar (per aqua), balnear<BR><BR> <B> DRESS</B> -- vestir; (garnish) ornar, decorar; (wound) bandagear; (food) preparar, apretar; (noun) vestiment, costume, robe. IN FULL ~: in gala. DRESS-COAT: frac<BR><BR> <B> DRESSING-TABLE</B> -- toilette-table<BR><BR> <B> DRESSMAKER</B> -- tallier(ess)a<BR><BR> <B> DRIBBLE</B> -- guttear; (as child) bavar; (foot ball) dribblar<BR><BR> <B> DRIFT</B> -- tendentie, impulse, scope: (snow~) nive-banca; (naut.) drive (-ar), flottar con li currente; (wander) vagar<BR><BR> <B> DRILL</B> -- v. (per)forar, drillar; (mil.) dresser, exercir (-ida, -itie); (noun) exercida; (tool) drill; (hort.) sulca<BR><BR> <B> DRINK</B> -- trincar (-age). TO ~ TO: tostar<BR><BR> <B> DRIP</B> -- guttear<BR><BR> <B> DRIPPING</B> -- rost-grasse, grasse culinari<BR><BR> <B> DRIVE</B> -- v. a. conductor, far functionar, far avansar, far ear, propulser, promoer; (a horse) ducter; (a machine) mo(v)er, operar, vehicular, choferar; (compel) fortiar; (noun) promenada, excursion; (road) calech-via, all&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> DRIVEL</B> -- radotar, parlar &iacute;nepties; (slaver) bavar<BR><BR> <B> DRIVER</B> -- cochero, chofero, conductor<BR><BR> <B> DRIZZLE</B> -- pluviette (-ar, -ada)<BR><BR> <B> DROLL</B> -- drolli (-er&iacute;e), comic<BR><BR> <B> DROMEDARY</B> -- dromedare<BR><BR> <B> DRONE</B> -- (bee) ~; (hum) murmurada, burdonament<BR><BR> <B> DROOP</B> -- pender, clinar se; (wither) marcir<BR><BR> <B> DROP</B> -- gutte; (fall) cade; v. (let fall) lassar cader<BR><BR> <B> DROPSY</B> -- hidropsie<BR><BR> <B> DROSS</B> -- (metals) scorie, residues, scumallia; sinvalorage<BR><BR> <B> DROUGHT</B> -- siccore, aridit&aacute;, manca de pluvie<BR><BR> <B> DROVE</B> -- truppe de boves, bestie-truppe, greg<BR><BR> <B> DROWN</B> -- dronar<BR><BR> <B> DROWSY</B> -- somnolent, dormiaci<BR><BR> <B> DRUB</B> -- batter, bastonar<BR><BR> <B> DRUDGE</B> -- quasi-sclave (-a), marmiton<BR><BR> <B> DRUDGERY</B> -- strapacie, penosi labore<BR><BR> <B> DRUG</B> -- drogue (-ist), medicament; v. narcot isar, intoxicar<BR><BR> <B> DRUID</B> -- druide (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> DRUM</B> -- tambur (-ar, -ero, -ist); cilindre; (of ear) timpane<BR><BR> <B> DRUNK(EN)</B> -- ebri, ebriat (in-ar)<BR><BR> <B> DRUNKARD</B> -- trincard, trincon<BR><BR> <B> DRUNKENNESS</B> -- ebriet&aacute;, trinc-manie<BR><BR> <B> DRY</B> -- sicc, arid; (fig.) laconic, &iacute;ninteressant, enoyant; v. assiccar<BR><BR> <B> DRY-ROT</B> -- planc-fungo<BR><BR> <B> DUAL</B> -- ~ (-isme)<BR><BR> <B> DUB</B> -- nominar, titular<BR><BR> <B> DUBIOUS</B> -- dubitosi<BR><BR> <B> DUCAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DUCAT</B> -- ducate<BR><BR> <B> DUCHESS</B> -- ducessa<BR><BR> <B> DUCK</B> -- (bird) anate; v. clinar se, bassar se; (immerse) merser<BR><BR> <B> DUCKWEED</B> -- lemna<BR><BR> <B> DUCT</B> -- tub, canale<BR><BR> <B> DUCTILE</B> -- ductil (-it&aacute;), malleabil<BR><BR> <B> DUDGEON</B> -- colere, ressentiment, rancore<BR><BR> <B> DUE</B> -- a. payand; (seemly) convenent. IN ~ TIME: in just t&eacute;mpor. THIS IS ~ TO CARELESSNESS: to es debit a &iacute;natention. TO GIVE EVERYONE HIS ~: dar a chascun li sui.<BR><BR> <B> DUES</B> -- impost<BR><BR> <B> DUEL</B> -- duelle (-ar, -ante)<BR><BR> <B> DUET</B> -- duett<BR><BR> <B> DUG</B> -- (noun) tette, but on de mamme<BR><BR> <B> DUKE</B> -- due (-al, -atu, -essa)<BR><BR> <B> DULCET</B> -- dulci<BR><BR> <B> DULCIMER</B> -- clavic&iacute;mbal<BR><BR> <B> DULL</B> -- (of sound) obtusi, insonori; (blunt) desacut; (stupid) stult, inept, stupid; (uninteresting) enoyant; (colour) pallid, matt, falb; v. blasar, stupefar<BR><BR> <B> DULY</B> -- justmen; (often not translated)<BR><BR> <B> DUMB</B> -- mut<BR><BR> <B> DUMB-BELL</B> -- haltere<BR><BR> <B> DUMMY</B> -- muto; imitation; (baby's) sucette<BR><BR> <B> DUMP</B> -- v. (comm.) dumpar; jettar, deposir, bascular; (noun) cumul de jettallia, amasse<BR><BR> <B> DUMPS</B> -- melanoolie, mal humor<BR><BR> <B> DUMPY</B> -- stumpi; curt e spess<BR><BR> <B> DUN</B> -- gris-brun; v. importunar; postular payament<BR><BR> <B> DUNCE</B> -- stulton<BR><BR> <B> DUNE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> DUNG</B> -- sterco (-ar), excrement<BR><BR> <B> DUNGEON</B> -- c&aacute;rcere subterran<BR><BR> <B> DUPE</B> -- dupar, fraudar, bluffar; (noun) dupe<BR><BR> <B> DUPLICATE</B> -- v. duplicar (-ate)<BR><BR> <B> DUPLICITY</B> -- duplicit&aacute;, perfidie<BR><BR> <B> DURABLE</B> -- durabil (-it&aacute;), stabil<BR><BR> <B> DURATION</B> -- ~, durada<BR><BR> <B> DURESS</B> -- prison, c&aacute;rcer, arest<BR><BR> <B> DURING</B> -- durante<BR><BR> <B> DUSK</B> -- crepuscul; (morning) aurora<BR><BR> <B> DUSKY</B> -- obscur, nigratri<BR><BR> <B> DUST</B> -- polve (-osi); v. (remove ~) terger, essuyar, depolvar; (to powder) surpluverar. IT IS DUSTY: it polvea<BR><BR> <B> DUSTER</B> -- tergette, polv-linage, essuyette<BR><BR> <B> DUSTPAN</B> -- cindriere<BR><BR> <B> DUTY</B> -- deve(ntie); (on goods) impost, tribu te. DUTY FREE: exempt de doane. TO BE ON -: dejorar<BR><BR> <B> DWARF</B> -- pigm&eacute;, nan. HE DWARFED HIS COMPANION: su compane aspectet apu il quam un nano, il nanisat su compane<BR><BR> <B> DWELL; logiar, habitar. TO ~ UPON</B> -- emfasar, tractar detalliatmen<BR><BR> <B> DWELLING</B> -- log&iacute;, logiment, domicilie, habitation<BR><BR> <B> DWINDLE</B> -- decrescer, diminuer<BR><BR> <B> DYE</B> -- tinctura, pigment (-ar), color<BR><BR> <B> DYKE</B> -- diga(ment), tranch&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> DYNAMITE</B> -- dinamite<BR><BR> <B> DYNAMO</B> -- dinamo (-ic, -ica, -ist, -isme, -ometre)<BR><BR> <B> DYNASTY</B> -- dinastie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> DYSENTERY</B> -- disenterie<BR><BR> <B> DYSPEPSIA</B> -- dispepsie<BR><BR> <B> DYSPEPTIC</B> -- dispeptic<BR><BR> 949 4185 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue e]] moved to [[english-Interlingue e]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> EACH</B> -- chascun, singul<BR><BR> <B> EACH OTHER</B> -- unaltru<BR><BR> <B> EAGER</B> -- zelosi, fervent, fervorosi, ardent; avid<BR><BR> <B> EAGLE</B> -- &aacute;qu.il (-in)<BR><BR> <B> EAR</B> -- orel; (of corn) spica; (for music) audie musical<BR><BR> <B> EAR-ACHE</B> -- orel-dolore<BR><BR> <B> EAR-SPLITTING</B> -- assurdant<BR><BR> <B> EARL</B> -- comto (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> EARLY</B> -- tost, temporan<BR><BR> <B> EARN</B> -- ganiar; meriter<BR><BR> <B> EARNINGS</B> -- ganie<BR><BR> <B> EARNEST</B> -- sinceri, fervid, zelosi. IN ~: seriosi; (noun) garantie<BR><BR> <B> EARTH</B> -- terre, suol; (the ~) terra (-an, -estri)<BR><BR> <B> EARTHENWARE</B> -- potter&iacute;e, fayance<BR><BR> <B> EARTHQUAKE</B> -- sisme, terr-tremore<BR><BR> <B> EARWIG</B> -- forficul<BR><BR> <B> EASE</B> -- comfort, repose, tranquilit&aacute;; facilita, AT EASE: sin gena; v. facilisar, aleviar, mitigar<BR><BR> <B> EASEL</B> -- stative<BR><BR> <B> EAST</B> -- oriente, ost<BR><BR> <B> EASTER</B> -- pasca (-al)<BR><BR> <B> EASY</B> -- facil (-it&aacute;), levi, tranquil<BR><BR> <B> EASY-CHAIR</B> -- fotel<BR><BR> <B> EASY-GOING</B> -- indulgent, benigni, tolerant<BR><BR> <B> EAT</B> -- manjar, vorar. ~ INTO: coroder<BR><BR> <B> EATABLES</B> -- comestibles, victuales, manjages<BR><BR> <B> EAU-DE-COLOGNE</B> -- aqua de Colonia<BR><BR> <B> EAVES</B> -- bord de tegment, guttiere<BR><BR> <B> EAVESDROP</B> -- v. subescutar (-ard)<BR><BR> <B> EBB</B> -- bass marea, reflut. ~ AND FLOW: flut e reflut<BR><BR> <B> EBONY</B> -- eben<BR><BR> <B> EBULLIENT</B> -- bolllent<BR><BR> <B> ECCENTRIC</B> -- excentric (-it&aacute;); (noun) originale, particulard<BR><BR> <B> ECCLESIASTIC</B> -- eclesiastic (-o), eclesial<BR><BR> <B> ECHO</B> -- ec&oacute; (-ar), repercusser (se)<BR><BR> <B> ECLAT</B> -- eclate (-ant)<BR><BR> <B> ECLECTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ECLIPSE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ECLIPTIC</B> -- a. ~; (noun) ecliptica<BR><BR> <B> ECONOMY</B> -- economie (-ic, -ist, -isar), sparniada<BR><BR> <B> ECSTASY</B> -- extase (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> ECZEMA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EDDY</B> -- virl (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> EDENTATE</B> -- edentat<BR><BR> <B> EDGE</B> -- bord, m&aacute;rgine; (of knife) tranchante; v. orlar, bordurar; (put an ~ on) acutar. SET ON ~: exasperar, iritar<BR><BR> <B> EDGING</B> -- n. bordura<BR><BR> <B> EDIBLE</B> -- manjabil<BR><BR> <B> EDICT</B> -- edicte<BR><BR> <B> EDIFICE</B> -- edificie, structura<BR><BR> <B> EDIFY</B> -- edificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EDIT</B> -- redacter (-ion, -or, -oria)<BR><BR> <B> EDITORIAL</B> -- (noun) articul redactori<BR><BR> <B> EDUCATE</B> -- educar (-ation, -ator, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> EDUCATED</B> -- instructet, doct, erudit<BR><BR> <B> EEL</B> -- anguille. ~BASKET: nasse<BR><BR> <B> EERIE</B> -- magic, &iacute;nquietant, fantom&aacute;tri<BR><BR> <B> EFFACE</B> -- efaciar, exterger, extinter, anullar<BR><BR> <B> EFFECT</B> -- efecte (-er, -iv, -ivar), resultate, consequentie. IN ~: in realit&aacute;. TO NO ~: in van. TO CARRY INTO ~: executer, efectivar; (accomplish) efectuar<BR><BR> <B> EFFECTUAL</B> -- efectiv, eficaci<BR><BR> <B> EFFECTUATE</B> -- efectuar, realisar<BR><BR> <B> EFFEMINATE</B> -- efeminat, feminil<BR><BR> <B> EFFERVESCE</B> -- efervescer (-ent, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> EFFETE</B> -- caduc, decadent<BR><BR> <B> EFFICACIOUS</B> -- eficaci<BR><BR> <B> EFFICIENT</B> -- eficient, capabil, competent; (effective) efectiv<BR><BR> <B> EFFIGY</B> -- efigie<BR><BR> <B> EFFLORESCE</B> -- florescer<BR><BR> <B> EFFLUENCE</B> -- e(x)fluentie, emanation<BR><BR> <B> EFFLUVIUM</B> -- exhalation, miasma<BR><BR> <B> EFFORT</B> -- efortie, efortiation, pena<BR><BR> <B> EFFRONTERY</B> -- impertinentie<BR><BR> <B> EFFULGENT</B> -- splendent, radiant<BR><BR> <B> EFFUSE</B> -- efuser (-ion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> EGG</B> -- ove. WHITE OF ~: alb&uacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> EGG-GUP</B> -- oviero<BR><BR> <B> EGG-SHELL</B> -- cortice de ove<BR><BR> <B> EGG ON, TO</B> -- incitar, instigar<BR><BR> <B> EGLANTINE</B> -- rose savagi<BR><BR> <B> EGO</B> -- ~ (-ist, -istic, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> EGREGIOUS</B> -- monstruosi, extraordinari, colossal<BR><BR> <B> EGRESS</B> -- exeada, surtida<BR><BR> <B> EIDERDOWN</B> -- eiderdon<BR><BR> <B> EIGHT</B> -- ott. EIGHTH: ottesim<BR><BR> <B> EIGHTEEN</B> -- deci-ott<BR><BR> <B> EIGHTY</B> -- ottanti<BR><BR> <B> EITHER</B> -- alcun. EITHER ... OR: sive ...sive, o ... o; (each) chascun; (both) ambi<BR><BR> <B> EJACULATE</B> -- exclamar, ejacular<BR><BR> <B> EJECT</B> -- ejecter (-ion, -or), expulser<BR><BR> <B> EKE OUT</B> -- prolongar, supleer<BR><BR> <B> ELABORATE</B> -- elaborar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ELAPSE</B> -- passar, expirar, preterir<BR><BR> <B> ELASTIC</B> -- a. ~ (-it&aacute;); (noun) gumme; elasticage<BR><BR> <B> ELATE</B> -- exaltar, far gay, far fieri<BR><BR> <B> ELBOW</B> -- cude; v. pussar per li cude. ~ REST: cuduore<BR><BR> <B> ELDER</B> -- (eccl.) presbitero<BR><BR> <B> ELDER</B> -- (bot.) sambuc<BR><BR> <B> ELDER</B> -- a. plu old. ELDERLY: oldatri<BR><BR> <B> ELECT</B> -- v. (to office) electer (-ion, -iv); selector, preferer; a. electet<BR><BR> <B> ELECTIONEER</B> -- v. agitar por influentiar votation<BR><BR> <B> ELECTOR</B> -- ~ (-al, -atu)<BR><BR> <B> ELECTRIC(AL)</B> -- electric (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> ELECTRICIAN</B> -- electrico<BR><BR> <B> ELECTRICITY WORKS</B> -- electrogeneratoria<BR><BR> <B> ELECTRIFY</B> -- electrisar<BR><BR> <B> ELECTRODE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ELECTRO-</B> -- as in English: electro-cuter, -lise, -magnete, -motor<BR><BR> <B> ELECTRON</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ELECTROPLATE</B> -- v. electro-argentar<BR><BR> <B> ELEEMOSYNARY</B> -- almosnari<BR><BR> <B> ELEGANT</B> -- ~ (-ie), gracil, chic<BR><BR> <B> ELEGY</B> -- elegie<BR><BR> <B> ELEMENT</B> -- ~ (-al, -ari), parte, ingrediente<BR><BR> <B> ELEPHANT</B> -- elefant (-in)<BR><BR> <B> ELEVATE</B> -- elevar (-ation, -ator), edificar<BR><BR> <B> ELEVATION</B> -- altore<BR><BR> <B> ELEVEN</B> -- deci-un<BR><BR> <B> ELF</B> -- ~, silf<BR><BR> <B> ELICIT</B> -- educter, extraer<BR><BR> <B> ELIDE</B> -- ediDer (-sion, -sibil)<BR><BR> <B> ELIGIBLE</B> -- electibil, selectibil<BR><BR> <B> ELIMINATE</B> -- eliminar (-ation, -atori)<BR><BR> <B> ELISION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ELITE</B> -- elite<BR><BR> <B> ELIXIR</B> -- elixire<BR><BR> <B> ELK</B> -- alce<BR><BR> <B> ELL</B> -- cudade, ulne<BR><BR> <B> ELLIPSE</B> -- elipse (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> ELM</B> -- ulm<BR><BR> <B> ELOCUTION</B> -- discurse, articulation<BR><BR> <B> ELONGATE</B> -- elongar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ELOPE</B> -- forcurrer<BR><BR> <B> ELOQUENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> ELSE</B> -- adv. altrimen. NOTHING ~: nequ&oacute; altri<BR><BR> <B> ELUCIDATE</B> -- elucidar (-ation), eclarar<BR><BR> <B> ELUDE</B> -- evitar, escapar, eluder, circumear<BR><BR> <B> EMACIATED</B> -- marasmat, magri<BR><BR> <B> EMANATE</B> -- emanar (-ation), exfluer, provenir<BR><BR> <B> EMANCIPATE</B> -- emancipar (-ation), liberar<BR><BR> <B> EMASCULATE</B> -- castrar, emascular<BR><BR> <B> EMBALM</B> -- inbalsamar<BR><BR> <B> EMBANK</B> -- circumdigar, invallar<BR><BR> <B> EMBANKMENT</B> -- diga, vail<BR><BR> <B> EMBARGO</B> -- ~ , barre<BR><BR> <B> EMBARK</B> -- inbarcar. ~ UPON: interprender<BR><BR> <B> EMBARRASS</B> -- embarassar (-ament)<BR><BR> <B> EMBASSY</B> -- ambassade (-or), legation<BR><BR> <B> EMBATTLED</B> -- pret por battallie, ordinat por battallie; crenellat<BR><BR> <B> EMBED</B> -- inbedar, plantar, fixar<BR><BR> <B> EMBELLISH</B> -- ornar, abellar<BR><BR> <B> EMBER</B> -- ardent cindre. EMBERS: (wood) brase<BR><BR> <B> EMBEZZLE</B> -- defraudar<BR><BR> <B> EMBITTER</B> -- amarisar<BR><BR> <B> EMBLAZON</B> -- inblazonar<BR><BR> <B> EMBLEM</B> -- emblema (-tic), devise<BR><BR> <B> EMBODY</B> -- incarnar, incorporar, includer<BR><BR> <B> EMBOLDEN</B> -- incoragear<BR><BR> <B> EMBONPOINT</B> -- corpulentie<BR><BR> <B> EMBOSS</B> -- bossar, reliefar, bosselar<BR><BR> <B> EMBRACE</B> -- inbrassar, circumbrassar<BR><BR> <B> EMBRASURE</B> -- embrasura<BR><BR> <B> EMBROCATION</B> -- frotte-remedie<BR><BR> <B> EMBROIDER</B> -- brodar (-erie, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> EMBROIL</B> -- implicar, inbrolliar (ye); (things) complicar<BR><BR> <B> EMBRYO</B> -- embrion (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> EMEND</B> -- emendar (-ation, -abil)<BR><BR> <B> EMERALD</B> -- smeralde<BR><BR> <B> EMERGE</B> -- emerser, aparir<BR><BR> <B> EMERGENCY</B> -- casu inprevidet, casu urgent. ~ EXIT: porta de securit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> EMERITUS</B> -- emerit<BR><BR> <B> EMERY</B> -- smeril<BR><BR> <B> EMETIC</B> -- a. vomitiv; n. vomitive, emetica<BR><BR> <B> EMIGRATE</B> -- emigrar (-ant, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> EMINENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> EMIR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EMISSARY</B> -- emissario<BR><BR> <B> EMIT</B> -- emisser (-ion); far audir<BR><BR> <B> EMMET</B> -- formic<BR><BR> <B> EMOLLIENT</B> -- emollant<BR><BR> <B> EMOLUMENT</B> -- honorarie, emolument<BR><BR> <B> EMOTION</B> -- ~ (-al, -alisme)<BR><BR> <B> EMPEROR</B> -- imperator (-tressa)<BR><BR> <B> EMPHASIS</B> -- EmfaSe (-ar, -tic)<BR><BR> <B> EMPIRE</B> -- imperie, regnum; (land) imperia<BR><BR> <B> EMPIRIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EMPLOY</B> -- employar (-ament, -ate); ocupar; usar, utilisar, aplicar; prender in servicie<BR><BR> <B> EMPORIUM</B> -- magasine, bazar<BR><BR> <B> EMPOWER</B> -- autorisar<BR><BR> <B> EMPRESS</B> -- imperatressa<BR><BR> <B> EMPTY</B> -- vacui (-t&aacute;); v. (e)vacuar<BR><BR> <B> EMU</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EMULATE</B> -- emular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EMULSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ENABLE</B> -- dar li possibilit&aacute;, permisser<BR><BR> <B> ENACT</B> -- decreter; (perform) far<BR><BR> <B> ENAMEL</B> -- esmalte (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> ENAMOUR</B> -- inamorar<BR><BR> <B> ENCAGE</B> -- incagear<BR><BR> <B> ENCAMP</B> -- (mil.) campar se<BR><BR> <B> ENCAMPMENT</B> -- campation; (fortification) forteresse<BR><BR> <B> ENCASH</B> -- incassar<BR><BR> <B> ENCEINTE</B> -- gravid<BR><BR> <B> ENCHAIN</B> -- incatenar<BR><BR> <B> ENCHANT</B> -- charmar, ravisser, fascinar; insorciar<BR><BR> <B> ENCIRCLE</B> -- circumdar, circumar, incircular, cernar<BR><BR> <B> ENCLOSE</B> -- includer, contener, junter; (fence in) inpalissadar, inhagar<BR><BR> <B> ENCLOSURE</B> -- (in letter) includete; (field) inhagatura<BR><BR> <B> ENCOMIUM</B> -- laudation, elogie<BR><BR> <B> ENCOMPASS</B> -- includer, cernar, inbrassar<BR><BR> <B> ENCORE</B> -- denove!, bis!, da capo!<BR><BR> <B> ENCOUNTER</B> -- incontra (-ar); combatte<BR><BR> <B> ENCOURAGE</B> -- incoragear, stimular<BR><BR> <B> ENCROACH ON</B> -- trader se a, inmixter se in; (of sea) eroDer<BR><BR> <B> ENCRUST</B> -- incrustar<BR><BR> <B> ENCUMBER</B> -- genar, surchargear, impedir, incombrar<BR><BR> <B> ENCYCLOPEDIA</B> -- enciclopedie<BR><BR> <B> END</B> -- fine, extremit&aacute; (aim) scope; v. finir, terminar<BR><BR> <B> ENDANGER</B> -- indangerar<BR><BR> <B> ENDEAR</B> -- incarar, far car, far amat, popularisar<BR><BR> <B> ENDEAVOUR</B> -- penar, efortiar se<BR><BR> <B> ENDING</B> -- finition, finale; fine<BR><BR> <B> ENDIVE</B> -- endivie<BR><BR> <B> ENDLESS</B> -- sin fine, &iacute;nterminabil<BR><BR> <B> ENDORSE</B> -- indossar<BR><BR> <B> ENDOW</B> -- dotar, furnir per<BR><BR> <B> ENDURE</B> -- suffrer, tolerar, suportar, durar<BR><BR> <B> ENEMA</B> -- clistere, lavament<BR><BR> <B> ENEMY</B> -- inam&iacute;co, adversario<BR><BR> <B> ENERGY</B> -- energie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ENERVATE</B> -- enervar, debilisar<BR><BR> <B> ENFEEBLE</B> -- debilisar<BR><BR> <B> ENFOLD</B> -- invelopar, cernar, inbrassar<BR><BR> <B> ENFORCE</B> -- efectivar, infortiar, validisar<BR><BR> <B> ENFRANCHISE</B> -- dar jure de electer, dar li sufragie; liberar<BR><BR> <B> ENGAGE</B> -- (pledge) ingagear; (hire) luar; (employ) employar; (in work etc.) ocupar se per; implicar se; (mil.) ataccar; (~ upon) interprender<BR><BR> <B> ENGAGED</B> -- ocupat; (betrothed) spondet<BR><BR> <B> ENGAGEMENT</B> -- rendev&uacute;, arangeament; (betrothal) sponsion<BR><BR> <B> ENGAGING</B> -- a. charmant, atrativ, suavi<BR><BR> <B> ENGENDER</B> -- generar, causar, producter<BR><BR> <B> ENGINE</B> -- machine, locomotive<BR><BR> <B> ENGINEER</B> -- ingeniero, t&eacute;cnico; v. elaborar, constructer, efectuar, causar<BR><BR> <B> ENGIRD</B> -- cinter, cernar<BR><BR> <B> ENGLISH</B> -- a. anglesi (-o, -a)<BR><BR> <B> ENGRAVE</B> -- graver (-ero, -ura)<BR><BR> <B> ENGROSS</B> -- absorpter (-ion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> ENGULF</B> -- devorar, glotir<BR><BR> <B> ENHANCE</B> -- augmentar<BR><BR> <B> ENIGMA</B> -- ~ (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> ENJOIN</B> -- ordonar, advertir<BR><BR> <B> ENJOY</B> -- juir, amusar se per<BR><BR> <B> ENJOYMENT</B> -- juition, plesura<BR><BR> <B> ENLARGE</B> -- agrandar, augmentar, expander<BR><BR> <B> ENLIGHTEN</B> -- informar, lucidar, aclarar, explicar<BR><BR> <B> ENLIGHTENED</B> -- civllisat, erudit<BR><BR> <B> ENLIST</B> -- adherer a; (mil.) inrolar se, recrutar, devenir soldat<BR><BR> <B> ENLIVEN</B> -- animar, viventar<BR><BR> <B> ENMITY</B> -- &iacute;namicit&aacute;, odie<BR><BR> <B> ENNOBLE</B> -- anoblar, exaltar<BR><BR> <B> ENNUI</B> -- enoya<BR><BR> <B> ENORMITY</B> -- atrocit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ENORMOUS</B> -- enorm (-it&aacute;), grandissim, imensi<BR><BR> <B> ENOUGH</B> -- suficent (-ie, -men), sat. ENOUGH!: basta!<BR><BR> <B> ENQUIRE</B> -- informar se pri, questionar, inquisir, demandar; (~ into) explorar, investigar<BR><BR> <B> ENQUIRY</B> -- inqueste (-er, -or), demanda<BR><BR> <B> ENRAGE</B> -- colerar, arabiar, infuriar<BR><BR> <B> ENRAPTURE</B> -- delectar, charmar, rarisser, entusiasmar<BR><BR> <B> ENRICH</B> -- arichar, inrichar<BR><BR> <B> ENROL</B> -- inscrir, (in)registrar, inrolar (se)<BR><BR> <B> ENSCONCE</B> -- installar se. ENSCONCED IN HIS CHAIR: plongeat in su fotel<BR><BR> <B> ENSHRINE</B> -- conservar quam reliquie<BR><BR> <B> ENSHROUD</B> -- invelopar, velar<BR><BR> <B> ENSIGN</B> -- standarte, baniere<BR><BR> <B> ENSLAVE</B> -- insclavar, subjugar<BR><BR> <B> ENSNARE</B> -- capter (in lace o sling), seducter, atrappar<BR><BR> <B> ENSUE</B> -- sequer, evenir<BR><BR> <B> ENSURE</B> -- far cert, assecurar<BR><BR> <B> ENTAIL</B> -- v. involuer, implicar? necessitar, imposir; (noun) &iacute;nalienabil heredage<BR><BR> <B> ENTANGLE</B> -- implicar, involuer, capter, inbrolliar<BR><BR> <B> ENTER</B> -- intrar, inear; (in a bock) inscrir, registrar. ENTER UPON: comensar, interprender<BR><BR> <B> ENTERPRISE</B> -- interprense, iniciative<BR><BR> <B> ENTERTAIN</B> -- intertener, divertisser, amusar; acceptar, dar hospedalit&aacute;, regalar<BR><BR> <B> ENTERTAINMENT</B> -- divertissement, hospedalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ENTHRAL</B> -- ravisser, fascinar; subjugar<BR><BR> <B> ENTHRONE</B> -- intronar<BR><BR> <B> ENTHUSIASM</B> -- entusiasme (-ar, -ast, -astic)<BR><BR> <B> ENTICE</B> -- seducter, lurar, atraer<BR><BR> <B> ENTIRE</B> -- a. tot, complet, integri<BR><BR> <B> ENTITLE</B> -- titular. HE IS ENTITLED TO SAY: il es in jure dir<BR><BR> <B> ENTITY</B> -- ente, entit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ENTOMB</B> -- interrar, sepulter, inhumar<BR><BR> <B> ENTOMOLOGIST</B> -- entomolog (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> ENTRAILS</B> -- visceres, intrallia, intestines<BR><BR> <B> ENTRAIN</B> -- inbarcar in un tren<BR><BR> <B> ENTRANCE</B> -- (place) intrada, porta (threshold) sill<BR><BR> <B> ENTRANCE</B> -- v. extasiar, ravisser<BR><BR> <B> ENTRAP</B> -- capter, atrappar<BR><BR> <B> ENTREAT</B> -- implorar, suplicar<BR><BR> <B> ENTREE</B> -- accesse; (dish) entr&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> ENTRENCH</B> -- (mil.) intranchear, fortificar<BR><BR> <B> ENTRUST</B> -- confider, comisser<BR><BR> <B> ENTRY</B> -- intrada; inscrition<BR><BR> <B> ENTWINE</B> -- (inter)plecter, inlacear<BR><BR> <B> ENUMERATE</B> -- enumerar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> ENUNCIATE</B> -- enunciar (-ation), declarar<BR><BR> <B> ENVELOP</B> -- invelopar<BR><BR> <B> ENVELOPE</B> -- n. covert<BR><BR> <B> ENVENOM</B> -- venenar, exasperar<BR><BR> <B> ENVIRON</B> -- v. circumdar, assediar<BR><BR> <B> ENVIRONMENT</B> -- circumit&eacute;, vicinit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> ENVISAGE</B> -- contemplar, previder<BR><BR> <B> ENVOY</B> -- inviato, legato<BR><BR> <B> ENVY</B> -- invidie (-ar, -osi, -abil)<BR><BR> <B> ENWRAP</B> -- invelopar, inballar<BR><BR> <B> EPAULETTE</B> -- epolette<BR><BR> <B> EPHEMERAL</B> -- efemeri<BR><BR> <B> EPIC</B> -- a. ~; (noun) epop&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> EPICURE</B> -- epicur&eacute;o, gurmand(on)<BR><BR> <B> EPIDEMIC</B> -- (noun) epidemie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> EPIDERMIS</B> -- epiderma (-al, -tic)<BR><BR> <B> EPIGRAM</B> -- epigramma (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> EPILEPSY</B> -- epilepSie (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> EPILOGUE</B> -- epilog<BR><BR> <B> EPIPHANY</B> -- epifanie<BR><BR> <B> EPISCOPAL</B> -- episcopal (-atu, -ia)<BR><BR> <B> EPISODE</B> -- ~, incidente<BR><BR> <B> EPISTLE</B> -- epistul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> EPITAPH</B> -- epitafie, inscrition<BR><BR> <B> EPITHET</B> -- epitete<BR><BR> <B> EPITOME</B> -- epitom&eacute;, compendie<BR><BR> <B> EPOCH</B> -- epoca<BR><BR> <B> EPOPEE</B> -- epop&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> EPOS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EQUABLE</B> -- placid, uniform, &iacute;nvariabil<BR><BR> <B> EQUAL</B> -- egal (-isar, -it&aacute;, -itari)<BR><BR> <B> EQUANIMITY</B> -- calmesse, tranquilanimit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> EQUATE</B> -- egalisar<BR><BR> <B> EQUATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EQUATOR</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> EQUERRY</B> -- stall-mastro, oficero del reyal menage<BR><BR> <B> EQUESTRIAN</B> -- cavalcator; a. cavalcatori<BR><BR> <B> EQUI~</B> -- as in English: equi~angulari, -distant, -librie, -lateral, -noctie<BR><BR> <B> EQQUINE</B> -- cavallatri<BR><BR> <B> EQUIP</B> -- equipar, provider (per), munir<BR><BR> <B> EQUIPAGE</B> -- ~, suita<BR><BR> <B> EQUIPMENT</B> -- equipament, tacle<BR><BR> <B> EQUIPOISE</B> -- equilibria<BR><BR> <B> EQUITABLE</B> -- just, &iacute;npartial, equitabil<BR><BR> <B> EQUITY</B> -- equit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> EQUIVALENT</B> -- ~ (-ie). TO BE ~: equivaler<BR><BR> <B> EQUIVOCAL</B> -- ambigui, equivoc<BR><BR> <B> ERA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ERADICATE</B> -- eradicar, extirpar<BR><BR> <B> ERASE</B> -- efaciar, exscrapar, eraser (-ura)<BR><BR> <B> ERE</B> -- ante. ERE LONG: pos ne long (t&eacute;mpor)<BR><BR> <B> ERECT</B> -- erecter (-ion, -iv, -ibil); (mech.) monter<BR><BR> <B> ERGO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ERMINE</B> -- hermeline; (fur) hermelin-pelisse<BR><BR> <B> ERODE</B> -- eroDer (-sion, -siv)<BR><BR> <B> EROTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ERR</B> -- errar (-osi), vagar, deviar<BR><BR> <B> ERRAND</B> -- missage, comission, comende, ~ BOY: missage-boy<BR><BR> <B> ERRONEOUS</B> -- &iacute;ncorect, fals, errosi<BR><BR> <B> ERROR</B> -- errore<BR><BR> <B> ERUCTATE</B> -- ructar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ERUDITE</B> -- erudit, doct<BR><BR> <B> ERUPT</B> -- erupter (-ion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> ERYSIPELAS</B> -- erisipel<BR><BR> <B> ESCALADE</B> -- scalada<BR><BR> <B> ESCAPE</B> -- escapar (-ation, -ada), evitar<BR><BR> <B> ESCAPEMENT</B> -- ascapament, escapette<BR><BR> <B> ESCARPMENT</B> -- scarpament<BR><BR> <B> ESCHEW</B> -- evitar<BR><BR> <B> ESCORT</B> -- escortar, acompaniar, convoyar; n. escorte<BR><BR> <B> ESCUTCHEON</B> -- insigne, scud<BR><BR> <B> ESKIMO</B> -- eskim&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> ESOPHAGUS</B> -- esofag<BR><BR> <B> ESDTERIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ESPALIER</B> -- spaliere<BR><BR> <B> ESPECIAL</B> -- apart<BR><BR> <B> ESPECIALLY</B> -- precipue<BR><BR> <B> ESPIONAGE</B> -- spionage<BR><BR> <B> ESPLANADE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ESPOUSE</B> -- maritar; suportar, defender<BR><BR> <B> ESPRIT</B> -- esprite, genie<BR><BR> <B> ESPY</B> -- percepter, vider<BR><BR> <B> ESSAY</B> -- v. essayar, provar, experimentar; n. composition, essaye<BR><BR> <B> ESSENCE</B> -- essentie (-al), sp&iacute;ritu, substantie<BR><BR> <B> ESTABLISH</B> -- etablisser, fundar, instituer; (as a fact) constatar<BR><BR> <B> ESTATE</B> -- propriet&eacute;, possedage; (land) domene; (state) statu, condition; rang<BR><BR> <B> ESTEEM</B> -- estimar (-ation, -abil), respectar, considerar; n. estima<BR><BR> <B> ESTIMATE</B> -- apreciar, taxar; opiner, evaluar ESTRADE: ~<BR><BR> <B> ESTRANGE</B> -- alienar<BR><BR> <B> ESTUARY</B> -- estuarie, inboccatura<BR><BR> <B> ETCETERA, etc.</B> -- etc&eacute;teri, etc.<BR><BR> <B> ETCH</B> -- rader<BR><BR> <B> ETCHING</B> -- radura<BR><BR> <B> ETERNAL</B> -- etern (-it&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> ETHER</B> -- &eacute;tere (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ETHICAL</B> -- etic (-a)<BR><BR> <B> ETHNIC(AL)</B> -- etnic<BR><BR> <B> ETHNOLOGY</B> -- etnologie (-ie) etnica<BR><BR> <B> ETIOLOGY</B> -- etiologie<BR><BR> <B> ETIQUETTE</B> -- ~, ceremonials, more<BR><BR> <B> ETYMOLOGIST</B> -- etimologo (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> EUCHARIST</B> -- eucaristie<BR><BR> <B> EULOGISE</B> -- laudar, glorificar<BR><BR> <B> EULOGY</B> -- elogie, laudation, panegire<BR><BR> <B> EUNUCH</B> -- eunuc, castrato<BR><BR> <B> EUPHEMISM</B> -- eufemie<BR><BR> <B> EUPHONY</B> -- eufonie (-ic), harmonie, bellsonantie<BR><BR> <B> EUPHUISM</B> -- afectation, pedanter&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> EVACUATE</B> -- evacuar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EVADE</B> -- evitar, evaDer (-sion, -siv); escapar<BR><BR> <B> EVANESCENT</B> -- desaparient, efemeri<BR><BR> <B> EVANGEL</B> -- evangelie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> EVAPORATE</B> -- evaporar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EVEN</B> -- (flat) plan, plat; (smooth) glatt; (equal) egal, quitt; (not odd) pari; adv. mem; THEY PAID EVEN MORE THAN WE: ili payat mem plu quam noi. ~ SO: e ancor<BR><BR> <B> EVE(NING)</B> -- v&eacute;spere<BR><BR> <B> EVENING-DRESS</B> -- costume de societ&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> EVENT</B> -- eveniment, eventu, casu<BR><BR> <B> EVENTUAL</B> -- resultant, final<BR><BR> <B> EVENTUALLY</B> -- finalmen, in fine<BR><BR> <B> EVER</B> -- sempre; (to show emphasis) -cunc. WHATEVER: quocunc; (at any time) alquande, jam&aacute;. FOR ~: por sempre<BR><BR> <B> EVERGREEN</B> -- (bot.) sempreverde<BR><BR> <B> EVERLASTING</B> -- etern, perpetui, continui<BR><BR> <B> EVERY</B> -- (each) chascun; (all) omni<BR><BR> <B> EVERYBODY</B> -- chascun<BR><BR> <B> EVERYTHING</B> -- omnic&oacute;s, omno<BR><BR> <B> EVERYWHERE</B> -- part&uacute;, in omni loc<BR><BR> <B> EVICT</B> -- evicter (-ion), expulser<BR><BR> <B> EVIDENCE</B> -- testimonie, atestation, indicationes. CIRCUMSTANTIAL ~: indicies<BR><BR> <B> EVIDENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EVIL</B> -- mal, malevolent, maliciosi; (noun) male, lu mal<BR><BR> <B> EVINCE</B> -- indicar, manifestar, monstrar<BR><BR> <B> EVISCERATE</B> -- eviscerar<BR><BR> <B> EVOKE</B> -- evocar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EVOLVE</B> -- evoluer, developar<BR><BR> <B> EVOLUTION</B> -- ~ (-ari, -ist)<BR><BR> <B> EWE</B> -- agna<BR><BR> <B> EWER</B> -- aquiere, aqua-cruche<BR><BR> <B> EX-</B> -- as in English: ex-oficero, -presidente<BR><BR> <B> EXACERBATE</B> -- exacerbar (-ation), agravar,<BR><BR> <B> EXACT</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;), precisi; v. exiger, extorDer, postular<BR><BR> <B> EXAGGERATE</B> -- exagerar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EXALT</B> -- exaltar (-ation), laudar<BR><BR> <B> EXALTED</B> -- eminent, altissim, exaltat<BR><BR> <B> EXAMINE</B> -- examinar (-ation, -ator), investigar; inquisir, provar; (med.) sondar<BR><BR> <B> EXAMPLE</B> -- (instance) exemple; (copy) exemplare; (sample) mustre, specimen<BR><BR> <B> EXASPERATE</B> -- exasperar (-ation), iritar<BR><BR> <B> EXCAVATE</B> -- excavar (-ation, -ator), exfossar, subminar<BR><BR> <B> EXCEED</B> -- exceder (-ent), transpassar,superar, superpassar<BR><BR> <B> EXCEEDINGLY</B> -- excessivmen, extremmen<BR><BR> <B> EXCEL</B> -- exceller (-ent, -entie), eminer<BR><BR> <B> EXCEPT</B> -- v. excepter (-ion, -ional); (prep.) except; (conj.) except que, si ... ne<BR><BR> <B> EXCERPT</B> -- excerpte (-er), resum&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> EXCESS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EXCHANGE</B> -- v. exchangear; (noun) exchange; (building) burse. RATE OF ~: curse de exchange, valuta. IN ~: in revancha<BR><BR> <B> EXCHEQUER</B> -- fisco, casse statal<BR><BR> <B> EXCISE</B> -- accise, impost<BR><BR> <B> EXCISE</B> -- v. exciser (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> EXCITE</B> -- excitar (-abil, -ation, -ant)<BR><BR> <B> EXCLAIM</B> -- exclamar (-ation, -ativ, -atori)<BR><BR> <B> EXCLUDE</B> -- excluDer (-sion, -siv, -sivit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> EXCOMMUNICATE</B> -- excomunier (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> EXCORIATE</B> -- excoriar, scrappar<BR><BR> <B> EXCREMENT</B> -- ~ (-ari), fecallia<BR><BR> <B> EXCRESCENCE</B> -- excrescentie<BR><BR> <B> EXCRETE</B> -- excreer (-tion)<BR><BR> <B> EXCRUCIATING</B> -- tormentant<BR><BR> <B> EXCULPATE</B> -- exculpar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EXCURSION</B> -- ~, tur<BR><BR> <B> EXCUSE</B> -- excusa (-ar); pretexte<BR><BR> <B> EXECRATE</B> -- execrar (-abil, -ation), maledir, abominar<BR><BR> <B> EXECUTE</B> -- executer ( -ion, -iv, -ero, -ori)<BR><BR> <B> EXECUTIONER</B> -- executor<BR><BR> <B> EXEMPLARY</B> -- exemplari, modellic<BR><BR> <B> EXEMPT</B> -- a. ~ (de); v. exempter (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> EXERCISE</B> -- v. exercir (-ition, -ida), practicar<BR><BR> <B> EXERCISE-BOOK</B> -- caderne<BR><BR> <B> EXERT</B> -- efortiar se, penar, usar, aplicar<BR><BR> <B> EXERTIONS</B> -- strapacie, labore<BR><BR> <B> EXHALE</B> -- exhalar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EXHAUST</B> -- exhauster (-ion, -iv); (empty) vacuar; n. (mech.) escapament<BR><BR> <B> EXHIBIT</B> -- exhibir (-tion), exposir, monstrar<BR><BR> <B> EXHILARATE</B> -- alegrar, invigorar<BR><BR> <B> EXHORT</B> -- exhortar (-ation) monir<BR><BR> <B> EXHUME</B> -- exhumar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EXIGENCY</B> -- exigentie, beson, urgentie<BR><BR> <B> EXIGUOUS</B> -- scarsi; litt<BR><BR> <B> EXILE</B> -- n. exilie (-ar); (person) exiliate<BR><BR> <B> EXIST</B> -- exister (-entie)<BR><BR> <B> EXIT</B> -- exeada, surtida<BR><BR> <B> EXONERATE</B> -- exonerar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EXORBITANT</B> -- excessiv, exorbitant, &iacute;nmoderat<BR><BR> <B> EXORCISE</B> -- exorcisar, exsorciar<BR><BR> <B> EXOTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EXPAND</B> -- expanDer (-sion, -siv, -sibil), dilatar<BR><BR> <B> EXPANSE</B> -- expansion, extension, area<BR><BR> <B> EXPATIATE</B> -- detalliatmen tractar, explicar<BR><BR> <B> EXPATRIATE</B> -- expatriar, exiliar; (oneself) emigrar<BR><BR> <B> EXPECT</B> -- expectar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EXPECTORATE</B> -- expectorar, exsputar<BR><BR> <B> EXPEDIENT</B> -- a. prudent, oportun; n. expediente, medie<BR><BR> <B> EXPENDITE</B> -- expedir, inviar; accelerar<BR><BR> <B> EXPEDITION</B> -- ~; (promptitude) promptit&aacute;, celerit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> EXPEL</B> -- ejecter, expulser; demisser<BR><BR> <B> EXPEND</B> -- expenser, consumar<BR><BR> <B> EXPENSE</B> -- ~ (-iv), custas<BR><BR> <B> EXPERIENCE</B> -- v. experir (-entie)<BR><BR> <B> EXPERIMENT</B> -- ~ (-ar), essaye, prova<BR><BR> <B> EXPERT</B> -- ~, versat in<BR><BR> <B> EXPIATE</B> -- expiar, peniter<BR><BR> <B> EXPIRE</B> -- expirar (-ation), exhalar, morir; (to end) terminar<BR><BR> <B> EXPLAIN</B> -- explicar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EXPLETIVE</B> -- maledition<BR><BR> <B> EXPLICIT</B> -- ~, precisi, distint, clar<BR><BR> <B> EXPLODE</B> -- exploDer (-sion, -siv, -sive); (tr.) explodentar<BR><BR> <B> EXPLOIT</B> -- v. explotar (-ation, -ero); n. grand, heroic action<BR><BR> <B> EXPLORE</B> -- explorar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> EXPONENT</B> -- ~, expositor<BR><BR> <B> EXPORT</B> -- exportar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> EXPOSE</B> -- exposir (-ition, -itor), decovrir<BR><BR> <B> EXPOSTULATE</B> -- protestar, reprochar<BR><BR> <B> EXPOSURE</B> -- exposition; manca de protection<BR><BR> <B> EXPOUND</B> -- explicar, interpretar<BR><BR> <B> EXPRESS</B> -- v. expresser (-ion, -iv, -ivit&aacute;); a. express; (definite) definitiv<BR><BR> <B> EXPRESSLY</B> -- intentionalmen<BR><BR> <B> EXPROPRIATE</B> -- expropriar, privar (de)<BR><BR> <B> EXPULSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EXPUNGE</B> -- efaciar<BR><BR> <B> EXPURGATE</B> -- expurgar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EXQUISITE</B> -- exquisit, rafinat<BR><BR> <B> EXTANT</B> -- existent<BR><BR> <B> EXTASY</B> -- extase (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> EXTEMPORE</B> -- exprompte, improvisat<BR><BR> <B> EXTEND</B> -- extenDer (-sion, -siv, -sibil); (the fife of) prorogar<BR><BR> <B> EXTENT</B> -- gradu, dimension<BR><BR> <B> EXTENUATE</B> -- extenuar (-ation), palliar, mitigar, eufemiar<BR><BR> <B> EXTERIOR</B> -- a. exteriori; n. exteriore<BR><BR> <B> EXTERMINATE</B> -- exterminar (-ation), extirpar<BR><BR> <B> EXTERNAL</B> -- extern<BR><BR> <B> EXTINCT</B> -- extint(et) (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> EXTINGUISH</B> -- extinter<BR><BR> <B> EXTIRPATE</B> -- extirpar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> EXTOL</B> -- laudar, glorificar<BR><BR> <B> EXTORT</B> -- extorDer (-sion, -siv)<BR><BR> <B> EXTORTIONATE</B> -- extorsiv, &iacute;nmoderat, excessiv<BR><BR> <B> EXTRA</B> -- ~, suplementari<BR><BR> <B> EXTRACT</B> -- v. extracter (-ion); n. extracte<BR><BR> <B> EXTRADITE</B> -- extradir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> EXTRANEOUS</B> -- extran, foren, extern<BR><BR> <B> EXTRAORDINARY</B> -- extraordinari<BR><BR> <B> EXTRAVAGANT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> EXTREME</B> -- a. extrem (-ist, -it&aacute;, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> EXTRICATE</B> -- extirar, debarassar<BR><BR> <B> EXTRINSIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> EXUBERANT</B> -- ~ (-ie), superabundant<BR><BR> <B> EXUDE</B> -- exsudar<BR><BR> <B> EXULT</B> -- exultar, jubilar<BR><BR> <B> EYE</B> -- ocul; v. guatar, observar<BR><BR> <B> EYEBROW</B> -- brove<BR><BR> <B> EYELASH</B> -- cilie<BR><BR> <B> EYELET</B> -- oculette<BR><BR> <B> EYELID</B> -- palpebre<BR><BR> <B> EYESIGHT</B> -- visivit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> EYE-WITNESS</B> -- testimon oculari<BR><BR> <B> EYRIE</B> -- &aacute;quil-nest<BR><BR> 950 4187 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue f]] moved to [[english-Interlingue f]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> FABLE</B> -- fabul (-ist, -osi), saga, legende<BR><BR> <B> FABRIC</B> -- edificie, structural (cloth.) stoff, materie, textage<BR><BR> <B> FABRICATE</B> -- fabricar, inventer<BR><BR> <B> FACADE</B> -- fassade<BR><BR> <B> FACE</B> -- facie (-al), visage; (of clock) disco; (of coins etc.) averse; (surface) superficie. ~ TO ~: vis-a-vis, contra; v. frontar. TO MAKE A ~: grimassar. TO BE FACED WITH: star avan<BR><BR> <B> FACET</B> -- facette<BR><BR> <B> FACETIOUS</B> -- jocosi<BR><BR> <B> FACILE</B> -- facil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> FACSIMILE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FACT</B> -- facte. IN ~: in facte, efectivmen. AS A MATTER OF ~: advere<BR><BR> <B> FACTION</B> -- partise, clique<BR><BR> <B> FACTITIOUS</B> -- artificial, fals<BR><BR> <B> FACTOR</B> -- ~, agente<BR><BR> <B> FACTORY</B> -- fabrica, usina<BR><BR> <B> FACULTATIVE</B> -- facultativ<BR><BR> <B> FACULTY</B> -- talent, capabilit&aacute;; (univ.) facult&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> FAD</B> -- marotte, dad&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> FADE</B> -- marcir, pallidar, evanescer<BR><BR> <B> FAECES</B> -- fecallia, excrement<BR><BR> <B> FAG</B> -- v. fatigar; n. servitor; strapacie<BR><BR> <B> FAGGOT</B> -- fasce, fagotte<BR><BR> <B> FAIENCE</B> -- fayance<BR><BR> <B> FAIL</B> -- dessuccesser; (business or examina tion) fallir, bancrottar; (grow weak) debilijar; (be wanting) mancar; (a person) decepter. WITHOUT ~: &iacute;nfallibilmen<BR><BR> <B> FAILING</B> -- manca, delicte, culpa<BR><BR> <B> FAILURE</B> -- bancrotte, dessuccesse, defecte; cessation, falliment<BR><BR> <B> FAINT</B> -- a. debil, pallid; v. evanescer (-ement)<BR><BR> <B> FAINT-HEARTED</B> -- pusilanim, timid, decorageosi<BR><BR> <B> FAIR</B> -- bell, pretti; blond; honest, &iacute;npartial, just, &quot;fair&quot;; seren; n. ferie<BR><BR> <B> FAIR-COPY</B> -- nettage<BR><BR> <B> FAIRLY</B> -- honestmen, justmen; (enough) sat, passabilmen, alquant<BR><BR> <B> FAIRY</B> -- fea, silf(a), elf. ~ TALE: fiaba. ~ ART: feer&iacute;e; a. feeric<BR><BR> <B> FAITH</B> -- fide, crede, confidentic; confession<BR><BR> <B> FAITHFUL</B> -- fidel (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> FAITHLESS</B> -- &iacute;nfidel, perfid (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> FAKE</B> -- falsificar (-ation); n. fraude; (naut.) rul de cordage<BR><BR> <B> FALCHION</B> -- gladie, sabre<BR><BR> <B> FALCON</B> -- ~ (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> FALL</B> -- v. cader; ~ ASLEEP: indormir. ~ AWAY: deserter. ~ IN: crular, cader in ruinas; (mil.) formar se in ranges, stantar se. ~ OUT: querellar; ocurrer; (on Exchange) ~ DUE: scader; (noun) cade, cadida<BR><BR> <B> FALLACIOUS</B> -- ilusiv, deceptiv, sofistic<BR><BR> <B> FALLACY</B> -- sofisme, fals conclusion, erra<BR><BR> <B> FALLIBLE</B> -- fallibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> FALLOW</B> -- &iacute;ncultivat, &iacute;nusat, reposant; (colour) falvi<BR><BR> <B> FALSE</B> -- fals (-it&aacute;), fictiv, perfid. TO PLAY ~: perfider<BR><BR> <B> FALSEHOOD</B> -- mentie, mentida<BR><BR> <B> FALSETTO</B> -- falsett(e)<BR><BR> <B> FALSIFY</B> -- falsificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> FALTER</B> -- chancelar, vacilar; (in speech) hesitar, balbutiar<BR><BR> <B> FAME</B> -- fama (-osi), renom&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> FAMILIAR</B> -- fainiliari (-t&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> FAMILY</B> -- familie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> FAMINE</B> -- ~; (fig.) manca<BR><BR> <B> FAMISH</B> -- afamar. TO BE FAMISHED: famear<BR><BR> <B> FAN</B> -- ventol (-ar); (tech.) ventilator<BR><BR> <B> FANATIC</B> -- fanatic (-o). FANATICISME: fanatisme<BR><BR> <B> FANCIFUL</B> -- fantastic, capriciosi, imaginari, marottic<BR><BR> <B> FANCY</B> -- fantasie, imagination, id&eacute;, notion, preferentie, gust; v. imaginar, preferer, presentar se<BR><BR> <B> FANE</B> -- temple<BR><BR> <B> FANFARE</B> -- fanfare, tush<BR><BR> <B> FANG</B> -- griffe<BR><BR> <B> FANTASTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FANTASY</B> -- fantasie<BR><BR> <B> FAR</B> -- a. lontan, distant; adv. mult. ~ TOO MUCH: mult tro mult. AS ~ AS I KNOW: secun quo yo save<BR><BR> <B> FARCE</B> -- farse, buffa, comedie; (cul.) farce<BR><BR> <B> FARE</B> -- v. standar; n. nutriment; passagero; precie. HOW MUCH IS THE ~?: quant custa li viage?<BR><BR> <B> FAREWELL</B> -- ad&iacute;o, til revide!; a. demissional<BR><BR> <B> FARINA</B> -- farine<BR><BR> <B> FARM</B> -- farme (-ero); v. cultivar; (- out) locar, forluar<BR><BR> <B> FARRAGO</B> -- mixtura, conglomerate<BR><BR> <B> FARRIER</B> -- huf-forjero; veterinario<BR><BR> <B> FARTHER</B> -- plu lontan<BR><BR> <B> FASCINATE</B> -- fascinar (-ation), charmar<BR><BR> <B> FASHION</B> -- moda; maniere, custom; (cut of garment) fasson; v. fassonar<BR><BR> <B> FASHIONABLE</B> -- secun li moda<BR><BR> <B> FAST</B> -- rapid, veloci; fix, stabil, firm; (of clock) avansat, tro rapid; n. carema (-ar), abstinentie<BR><BR> <B> FASTEN</B> -- fixar, ligar, serrar; (a dress) agraffar<BR><BR> <B> FASTIDIOUS</B> -- desfacilmen satisfat<BR><BR> <B> FAT</B> -- a. grassi, corpulent; n. grasse<BR><BR> <B> FATE</B> -- ~ (-al), destine<BR><BR> <B> FATHER</B> -- patre. FATHER-IN-LAW: belpatre. ~LESS: orfan, sin patre; v. geniter; (- upon) atribuer a<BR><BR> <B> FATHOM</B> -- (naut.) brassade. ~LINE: sonde; v. sondar; comprender, penetrar<BR><BR> <B> FATIGUE</B> -- fatiga (-ar), exhaustion<BR><BR> <B> FATTEN</B> -- ingrassar, far (devenir) grass<BR><BR> <B> FATUOUS</B> -- fatui (-t&aacute;), idiotic, absurd, inept<BR><BR> <B> FAULT</B> -- defecte, manca, erra, culpa; v. TO FIND ~: criticar<BR><BR> <B> FAULTY</B> -- &iacute;nperfect, defectiv<BR><BR> <B> FAUNA</B> -- ~, animalit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> FAVOUR</B> -- favore (-ar, -abil)<BR><BR> <B> FAVOURITE</B> -- a. favorit (-e, -isme), preferet<BR><BR> <B> FAWN</B> -- cervello; a. cervin; v. TO ~ UPON: repter avan, flattachar<BR><BR> <B> FAWNING</B> -- servil, reptiv<BR><BR> <B> FAY</B> -- fea, nimfa<BR><BR> <B> FEALTY</B> -- fidelit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> FEAR</B> -- v. timer (-ore, -orosi)<BR><BR> <B> FEARFUL</B> -- terribil; timid<BR><BR> <B> FEASIBLE</B> -- possibil, practicabil, efectuabil<BR><BR> <B> FEAST</B> -- festine, banquette, regale; v. festinar, regalar (se)<BR><BR> <B> FEAT</B> -- (of agility etc.) artificie, habilit&aacute;; heroic action<BR><BR> <B> FEATHER</B> -- plum. FEATHERED: plumat. ~ WEIGHT: (sport) plum-p&oacute;ndere<BR><BR> <B> FEATURE</B> -- trate, caracteristica<BR><BR> <B> FEBRUARY</B> -- februar<BR><BR> <B> FECUND</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;), fertil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> FEDERAL</B> -- ~ (-isme)<BR><BR> <B> FEDERATE</B> -- federar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> FEE</B> -- honorarie, recompense<BR><BR> <B> FEEBLE</B> -- debil (-it&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> FEED</B> -- v. a. nutrir, alimentar; (eat) manjar; (cattle) forragear. TO ~ ON: nutrir se per<BR><BR> <B> FEEL</B> -- sentir; (by touch) palpar, tastar.<BR><BR> <B> HOW DO YOU ~?</B> -- qualmen vu standa?<BR><BR> <B> FEELER</B> -- (ent.) antenne. TO PUT OUT FEELERS: sondar<BR><BR> <B> FEELING</B> -- sente, sensation, emotion<BR><BR> <B> FEIGN</B> -- ficter, simular<BR><BR> <B> FEINT</B> -- fiction, simulation, pretexte; tric; (fencing) finte<BR><BR> <B> FELICITATE</B> -- felicitar, gratular<BR><BR> <B> FELINE</B> -- catin<BR><BR> <B> FELL</B> -- a. terribil, cruel; v. abatter, cadentar<BR><BR> <B> FELLOE</B> -- felga FELLOW: compane, socio, membre, co-; (individual) chap, homacho<BR><BR> <B> FELLOWSHIP</B> -- membratu; (brotherhood) fraternit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> FELON</B> -- criminard, malefator<BR><BR> <B> FELT</B> -- n. feltre (-in)<BR><BR> <B> FEMALE</B> -- n. f&eacute;mina (-in, -init&aacute;, -isme); female<BR><BR> <B> FEMUR</B> -- femur (-al)<BR><BR> <B> FEN</B> -- palude, morasse<BR><BR> <B> FENCE</B> -- palissade; v. palissar, inhagar; (sport) escrimar, parar<BR><BR> <B> FENCING</B> -- (sport) escrime (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> FEND FOR</B> -- provider por, cuidar<BR><BR> <B> FENDER</B> -- para-foy; (naut.) garda-l&aacute;tere<BR><BR> <B> FENNEL</B> -- fenicul<BR><BR> <B> FERMENT</B> -- ~ (-ar, -ation), maichar<BR><BR> <B> FERN</B> -- filice<BR><BR> <B> FEROCIOUS</B> -- feroci, savagi<BR><BR> <B> FERRET</B> -- furette. TO ~ ABOUT: furettar<BR><BR> <B> FERRULE</B> -- virol<BR><BR> <B> FERRY</B> -- pram<BR><BR> <B> FERTILE</B> -- fertil, fecund (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> FERULE</B> -- ferul<BR><BR> <B> FERVENT</B> -- ~, ardent<BR><BR> <B> FERVID</B> -- ~, ardent, avid, passionat<BR><BR> <B> FERVOUR</B> -- fervore, ferventie, zel<BR><BR> <B> FESTAL</B> -- ~, gay<BR><BR> <B> FESTER</B> -- v. supurar, ulcerar<BR><BR> <B> FESTIVE</B> -- festal, festiv<BR><BR> <B> FESTIVAL</B> -- festa<BR><BR> <B> FESTIVITY</B> -- festa, gayita<BR><BR> <B> FESTOON</B> -- feston (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> FETCH</B> -- aportar; (a person) far venir<BR><BR> <B> FETE</B> -- festa (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> FETID</B> -- ~, malodorant<BR><BR> <B> FETISH</B> -- fetiche, idol<BR><BR> <B> FETLOCK</B> -- fanon<BR><BR> <B> FETTER</B> -- ligar, incatenar, impedir; n. caten, ferre<BR><BR> <B> FEUD</B> -- vendetta, querell; (fief) feude (-al, -alisme)<BR><BR> <B> FEVER</B> -- febre (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> FEW</B> -- poc<BR><BR> <B> FEZ</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FIANCE(E)</B> -- sponso (-a)<BR><BR> <B> FIASCO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FIAT</B> -- decrete<BR><BR> <B> FIBRE</B> -- ~ (-in, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> FIBULA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FICKLE</B> -- &iacute;nconstant, capriciosi<BR><BR> <B> FICTION</B> -- (feigning) ~; (novels) romanes<BR><BR> <B> FICTITIOUS</B> -- fictiv, fals, inventet<BR><BR> <B> FIDDLE</B> -- n. violine. ~ BOW: arc. ~ STRING: corde<BR><BR> <B> FIDDLESTICKS</B> -- nonsense<BR><BR> <B> FIDELITY</B> -- fidelit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> FIDGET</B> -- v. esser desquiet, movettar se nervosimen<BR><BR> <B> FIE</B> -- fi!<BR><BR> <B> FIELD</B> -- agre, prate, camp<BR><BR> <B> FIELD-GLASS</B> -- binocul<BR><BR> <B> FIEND</B> -- di&aacute;bol (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> FIERCE</B> -- furiosi, feroci, violent<BR><BR> <B> FIERY</B> -- ardent, foyosi, impetuosi<BR><BR> <B> FIFE</B> -- siffluore<BR><BR> <B> FIFTH</B> -- quinesim; (mus.) quinte<BR><BR> <B> FIG</B> -- figue (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> FIGHT</B> -- v. combatter; (with sword) escrimar, gladiar; (with fist) boxar; n. combatte<BR><BR> <B> FIGMENT</B> -- fiction<BR><BR> <B> FIGURE</B> -- figura (-ar, -ant), forme, statura; (number) ciffre; v. calcular<BR><BR> <B> FIGURE OF SPEECH</B> -- trope<BR><BR> <B> FIGUREHEAD</B> -- antefigura; (person) comparse<BR><BR> <B> FILAMENT</B> -- fil, fibre, filament<BR><BR> <B> FILCH</B> -- furter<BR><BR> <B> FILE</B> -- n. (papers) file; classificator; (mil.) range; (tool) lime; v. classificar; (mech.) limar<BR><BR> <B> FILIAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FILIBUSTER</B> -- corsaro; v. obstructer (-or)<BR><BR> <B> FILIGREE</B> -- filigran<BR><BR> <B> FILINGS</B> -- limallia<BR><BR> <B> FILL</B> -- v. plenar; (teeth) piumbar; n. plenit&aacute;, satie<BR><BR> <B> FILLER</B> -- funel<BR><BR> <B> FILLET</B> -- cap-band; (cul.) fil&eacute;, pisc despinat<BR><BR> <B> FILLIP</B> -- stimul, incitation<BR><BR> <B> FILLY</B> -- cavallella, yun cavalla<BR><BR> <B> FILM</B> -- membrane, pell&iacute;culi (phot.) film (-actor, -stelle)<BR><BR> <B> FILTER</B> -- filtre (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> FILTH</B> -- sordidage, sordidallia<BR><BR> <B> FIN</B> -- pinne, svimmuore. FIN-FOOTED: pinnipedat<BR><BR> <B> FINAL</B> -- ~, ultim. FINALE: ~<BR><BR> <B> FINANCE</B> -- financie (-al, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> FINCH</B> -- pinson<BR><BR> <B> FIND</B> -- trovar; constatar; (supply with) provider; n. trova, trovage<BR><BR> <B> FINDING</B> -- n. sententie, verdicte, judicie<BR><BR> <B> FINE</B> -- a. bell; (thin) tenui; subtil; (sharp) acut: (delicate) fin, delicat; n. punition pocuhiari, multa, amende<BR><BR> <B> FINERY</B> -- ornamentes<BR><BR> <B> FINESSE</B> -- ~, astutie, subtilit&aacute;; (at cards) finte<BR><BR> <B> FINGER</B> -- fingre; v. palpar. ~ PRINT: fingre-print<BR><BR> <B> FINGER-POST</B> -- pal indicatori, indicator de via<BR><BR> <B> FINICKING</B> -- tro precisi, afectat<BR><BR> <B> FINISH</B> -- v. a. finir, terminar; (of stuffs) apretar; v.n. cessar; n. fine<BR><BR> <B> FISISHED</B> -- (refined) rafinat<BR><BR> <B> FINITE</B> -- finit, limitat<BR><BR> <B> FIORD</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FIR</B> -- abiete<BR><BR> <B> FIRE</B> -- foy; incendie; v. incendiar, far foy; (a gun) tirar, dar foy; (heat) calentar.<BR><BR> <B> FIR ALARM|FIRE</B> -- foy-alarmaparate.<BR><BR> <B> FIRBRIGADE|FIRE</B> -- incendie-brigade.<BR><BR> <B> FIRESCAPE|FIRE</B> -- salv-aparate.<BR><BR> <B> FIRGUARD|FIRE</B> -- para-foy.<BR><BR> <B> FIREMAN|FIRE</B> -- pumpero, parafoyero; (stoker; calentator, foymann.<BR><BR> <B> FIRPLACE|FIRE</B> -- camine.<BR><BR> <B> FIRWOOD|FIRE</B> -- combustibile.<BR><BR> <B> FIRWORKS|FIRE</B> -- foyes artificial, pirotecnica<BR><BR> <B> FIRM</B> -- a. ~, fix, stabil; n. firma<BR><BR> <B> FIRMAMENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FIRST</B> -- unesim, prim. AT ~: in prim<BR><BR> <B> FIRSTLING</B> -- primicie<BR><BR> <B> FIRTH</B> -- estuarie, inboccatura<BR><BR> <B> FISCAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FISH</B> -- pise (-ar, -ator, -iera)<BR><BR> <B> FISHING-LINE</B> -- pisc-fil. ~ROD: canne a piscar<BR><BR> <B> FISHMONGER</B> -- pisc-venditor, piscero<BR><BR> <B> FISSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FISSURE</B> -- fissura, fensura<BR><BR> <B> FIST</B> -- punie<BR><BR> <B> FISTULA</B> -- fistul<BR><BR> <B> FIT</B> -- apt, bon, util; decent; in bon statu; san; n. humor, capricie; (med.) accesse, convulsion, paroxisme; v. adaptar, ajustar, acomodar; ( ~ up, ~ out) equipar, provider, installar, monter; (a suit) ad-mesurar<BR><BR> <B> FITTER</B> -- montero<BR><BR> <B> FITTING</B> -- a. convenent<BR><BR> <B> FITTINGS</B> -- accessories<BR><BR> <B> FIVE</B> -- quin<BR><BR> <B> FIX</B> -- fixar, regular, ligar; n. dilemma<BR><BR> <B> FIXTURE</B> -- arangeament; (property) imobilie<BR><BR> <B> FIZZ</B> -- sibilar<BR><BR> <B> FLABBERGAST</B> -- consternar, astonar<BR><BR> <B> FLABBY</B> -- moll, lax<BR><BR> <B> FLACCID</B> -- debil, marcid<BR><BR> <B> FLAG</B> -- flagga, standarte, baniere; (stone) strad-petre; v. debilijar, languir<BR><BR> <B> FLAGELLATE</B> -- flagellar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> FLAGON</B> -- flacon<BR><BR> <B> FLAGRANT</B> -- ~, notori<BR><BR> <B> FLAIL</B> -- drachuore<BR><BR> <B> FLAKE</B> -- flocc; (metal) l&aacute;mine; v. exfoliar<BR><BR> <B> FLAMBEAU</B> -- torche<BR><BR> <B> FLAMBOYANT</B> -- florid, flammeant<BR><BR> <B> FLAME</B> -- flamme; ardore. ~ THROWER: lansa-flamme; v. flammar<BR><BR> <B> FLAMINGO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FLANGE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FLANK</B> -- flanca (-ar), l&aacute;tere<BR><BR> <B> FLANNEL</B> -- flanelle<BR><BR> <B> FLAP</B> -- clappe; (of wing) batte; v. clappar; frappar, batter<BR><BR> <B> FLARE</B> -- v. flammear, flagrar; n. torche. TO ~ UP: (fig.) incolerar se<BR><BR> <B> FLASH</B> -- n. scintille, f&uacute;lmine; v. lucer, fulminar, eclatar<BR><BR> <B> FLASK</B> -- botelle, flacon<BR><BR> <B> FLAT</B> -- a. plan, plat; (of voice) fals; (of taste) fad, &iacute;nsipid, adv. FLATLY: francmen; n. apartament; etage; (mus.) bemoll; (naut.) bassfunde<BR><BR> <B> FLAT-FOOT</B> -- platpede<BR><BR> <B> PLATIRON</B> -- ferro-glattuore<BR><BR> <B> FLATTEN</B> -- aplatar, aplanar; aplastar<BR><BR> <B> FLATTER</B> -- flattar (-osi, -ant)<BR><BR> <B> FLATULENCE</B> -- flatu (-ent, -entie, -osi), gas intestinal; fatuit&aacute;, vanit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> FLAUNT</B> -- paradar, ostentar<BR><BR> <B> FLAVOUR</B> -- sapore, gust, aroma; v. spicear<BR><BR> <B> FLAW</B> -- defecte; (crack) fensura<BR><BR> <B> FLAX</B> -- lin (-atri)<BR><BR> <B> FLAY</B> -- depellar, excoriar; torturar<BR><BR> <B> FLEA</B> -- pulce<BR><BR> <B> FLEDGED</B> -- volativ, vola-capabil; plumat<BR><BR> <B> FLEDGELING</B> -- avielle<BR><BR> <B> FLEE</B> -- fugir (-itor, -ida), forcurrer<BR><BR> <B> FLEECE</B> -- lane, lan-pelle; v. tonder; (cheat) fraudar<BR><BR> <B> FLEET</B> -- a. rapid, agil; n. flotte<BR><BR> <B> FLEETING</B> -- fugitiv, efemeri<BR><BR> <B> FLESH</B> -- carne (-al, -ivori, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> FLEXIBLE</B> -- flexibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> FLICK</B> -- (noun) tappa<BR><BR> <B> FLICKER</B> -- flamettar, movettar se<BR><BR> <B> FLIGHT</B> -- vola(da); (fleeing) fugida; (flock) volade<BR><BR> <B> FLIGHTY</B> -- frivol, de levi anim, &iacute;nconstant<BR><BR> <B> FLIMSY</B> -- &iacute;nsubstantial, tenui<BR><BR> <B> FLINCH</B> -- (retro)ceder<BR><BR> <B> FLING</B> -- jettar, lansar; (of horses) regambar<BR><BR> <B> FLINT</B> -- silice (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> FLIPPANT</B> -- temerari, frivoli, &iacute;nseriosi<BR><BR> <B> FLIRT</B> -- n. coquetto (-a), flirt; v. coquettar, amorettar; flirtar<BR><BR> <B> FLIT</B> -- translocar; (of birds) glissar, volettar ( a ci e ta)<BR><BR> <B> FLOAT</B> -- v. flottar; (hover) planear; n. flottuore; (angler's) flottette, svimmuore<BR><BR> <B> FLOCK</B> -- (wool etc.) flocc<BR><BR> <B> FLOCK</B> -- greg, truppe, gruppe; v. amassar se, gregar se<BR><BR> <B> FLOE</B> -- camp de glacie<BR><BR> <B> FLOG</B> -- flagellar (-ation), knutar, castigar<BR><BR> <B> FLOOD</B> -- v. inundar (-ation); n. torrent, flut, diluvie<BR><BR> <B> FLOOR</B> -- suol, planc-suol; (storey) etage. INLAID ~: parquett<BR><BR> <B> FLORA</B> -- (bot.) ~<BR><BR> <B> FLORAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FLORET</B> -- florette<BR><BR> <B> FLORID</B> -- tro ornat, ostentativ<BR><BR> <B> FLORIST</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FLOSS</B> -- lane de semes, lanuge<BR><BR> <B> FLOSS-SILK</B> -- filoselle<BR><BR> <B> FLOSSY</B> -- silkin<BR><BR> <B> FLOTILLA</B> -- flottille<BR><BR> <B> FLOTSAM</B> -- flottallia, vrecallia<BR><BR> <B> FLOUNCE</B> -- precipitar se<BR><BR> <B> FLOUNDER</B> -- v. gambear, chancelar; n. (fish) pleuronecte<BR><BR> <B> FLOUR</B> -- farine<BR><BR> <B> FLOURISH</B> -- florear, prosperar: (a weapon) brandisser; n. (in writing) floscul, arabesca; fanfare; volut<BR><BR> <B> FLOUT</B> -- mocar, derider<BR><BR> <B> FLOW</B> -- v. fluer; n. currente, flution<BR><BR> <B> FLOWER</B> -- flor. ~ BED: flor-bed; v. florar, florescer<BR><BR> <B> FLUCTUATE</B> -- fluctuar (-ation), variar<BR><BR> <B> FLUE</B> -- fum-tube<BR><BR> <B> FLUENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> FLUFF</B> -- lanuge, flocc<BR><BR> <B> FLUID</B> -- ~, liquid (-it&aacute;); (noun) fluide, liquide<BR><BR> <B> FLUKE</B> -- hasarde; (fish) pleuronecte<BR><BR> <B> FLUNKEY</B> -- lacayo, leccard, adulator; servitor in livr&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> FLUORSPAR</B> -- fluor<BR><BR> <B> FLUORESCENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FLURRY</B> -- v. confuser, agitar. FLURRIED: anxiosi, confuset<BR><BR> <B> FLUSH</B> -- v. rubijar; (~ out) rinsar; n. ruble, rubiation<BR><BR> <B> FLUSTER</B> -- agitar<BR><BR> <B> FLUTE</B> -- flaute; (arch.) cannel; (of anchor) pattes del ancre<BR><BR> <B> FLUTTER</B> -- v. (birds) volettar; (of heart) palpitar; (flags) far flirtar; n. &iacute;nquietesse<BR><BR> <B> FLUVIAL</B> -- ~ FLUX: fluentie; (soldering) medie a suldar, suldage<BR><BR> <B> FLY 1.|FLY</B> -- v. volar; (in aeroplane) aviar; (fig.) hastar; (flag) far flirtar<BR><BR> <B> FLY 2.|FLY</B> -- (insect) mosca<BR><BR> <B> FLYING BUTTRESS</B> -- suporte arcat<BR><BR> <B> FOAL</B> -- cavallello<BR><BR> <B> FOAM</B> -- scum (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> FOCUS</B> -- foco (-al)<BR><BR> <B> FODDER</B> -- forrage<BR><BR> <B> FOE</B> -- &iacute;namico, adversario<BR><BR> <B> FOETUS</B> -- feto<BR><BR> <B> FOG</B> -- (spess) nebul (-osi, -osit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> FOGHORN</B> -- sirene<BR><BR> <B> FOIBLE</B> -- capricie, debilesse<BR><BR> <B> FOIL</B> -- v. frustrar, vanificar; n. florete, rapiere; (metal) folie<BR><BR> <B> FOIST UPON</B> -- obtruder<BR><BR> <B> FOLD</B> -- plica; (sheep) corrale, hagatura. MANI~: multiplic; v. plicar; (hands) junter; (sheep) inhagar, incorralar<BR><BR> <B> FOLDING</B> -- plicabil<BR><BR> <B> FOLIAGE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FOLIO</B> -- ~, p&aacute;gine<BR><BR> <B> FOLK</B> -- gente; (a people) popul, nation<BR><BR> <B> FOLKLORE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FOLLOW</B> -- sequer; succeDer; obedir<BR><BR> <B> FOLLOWER</B> -- adherente, partisan, adepte; successor<BR><BR> <B> FOLLY</B> -- follie, stultie, stultesse<BR><BR> <B> FOMENT</B> -- fomentar (-ation), incitar<BR><BR> <B> FOND</B> -- tendri, indulgent, afectionat. TO BE ~ OF: amar, apreciar<BR><BR> <B> FONDLE</B> -- caressar<BR><BR> <B> FONT</B> -- cuve baptismal<BR><BR> <B> FOOD</B> -- manjage, nutriment, aliment; (animals) forrage, vorage<BR><BR> <B> FOOD-STUFFS</B> -- nutritives, victuales<BR><BR> <B> FOOL</B> -- n. folio, idiote, stulton; v. decepter, dupar; (make a ~ of) ridiculisar<BR><BR> <B> FOOLHARDY</B> -- temerari<BR><BR> <B> FOOLISH</B> -- folli, stupid<BR><BR> <B> FOOT 1.|FOOT</B> -- pede; base; v. ear a pede, pedear, vader<BR><BR> <B> FOOT- 2.|FOOT</B> -- ~BALL: futballe. ~MAN: lacayo. ~MARK: ped-tracie. ~NOTE: ped-note. ~PASSENGER: pedon, pedeator. ~PATH: ped-via, viette, trottuore. ~PRINT: ped-tracie, vestigie. ~STEP: passu. ~STOOL<BR><BR> <B> FOP</B> -- dandy, fatuo<BR><BR> <B> FOPPISH</B> -- afectat, dandyatri<BR><BR> <B> FOR</B> -- (prep.) por; (because) pro que; (during) durante; (in exchange for) por, contra; (in spite of) malgre; (on account of) pro; (on behalf of) por; (towards) a; ~EVER: por sempre<BR><BR> <B> FORAGE</B> -- forrage; v. serchar forrage<BR><BR> <B> FORAY</B> -- razzia, raubatori excurse<BR><BR> <B> FORBEAR</B> -- abstener se de; n. (forebear) preavo<BR><BR> <B> FORBID</B> -- interdicter, prohibir<BR><BR> <B> FORBIDDING</B> -- repugnant, repulsiv<BR><BR> <B> FORCE</B> -- fortie, vigore, violentie; (might) potentie. IN ~: valid, valent. BY ~: per fortie, violentmen; v. fortiar, violar; obligar; (to ~ upon) obtruder<BR><BR> <B> FORCEPS</B> -- forcepse<BR><BR> <B> FORCIBLE</B> -- fort, fortiosi, violent<BR><BR> <B> FORD</B> -- vada (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> FORE~</B> -- pre-<BR><BR> <B> FORE, TO THE(2)</B> -- in avan<BR><BR> <B> FOREARM</B> -- avan-brasse<BR><BR> <B> FOREBODE</B> -- pre-indicar, presentir (-iment), predir<BR><BR> <B> FORECAST</B> -- predir, previder, augurar, prognosticar<BR><BR> <B> FOREFATHERS</B> -- preavos<BR><BR> <B> FOREFINGER</B> -- fingre indicatori, index-fingre<BR><BR> <B> FOREFRONT</B> -- avan-fronte<BR><BR> <B> FOREGO</B> -- renunciar; preceder<BR><BR> <B> FOREGOING</B> -- precedent. THE ~: lu precedent<BR><BR> <B> FOREGROUND</B> -- avanplan<BR><BR> <B> FOREHEAD</B> -- fronte<BR><BR> <B> FOREIGN</B> -- foren, extran; strangi; (bot.) exotic<BR><BR> <B> FOREIGNER</B> -- extrano, foreno<BR><BR> <B> FORELAND</B> -- promontorie<BR><BR> <B> FORELOCK</B> -- front-bucle<BR><BR> <B> FOREMAST</B> -- foc-mast<BR><BR> <B> FOREMAN</B> -- suprastante, chef-ovrero<BR><BR> <B> FOREMOST</B> -- prim, chef, plu avansat<BR><BR> <B> FORENOON</B> -- premid&iacute;, antemid&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> FORENSIC</B> -- judiciari<BR><BR> <B> FORERUNNER</B> -- precursor, pionero; &oacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> FORESAIL</B> -- foc(segle)<BR><BR> <B> FORESEE</B> -- previder<BR><BR> <B> FORESHADOW</B> -- pre-indicar, presignar<BR><BR> <B> FORESHORE</B> -- rive (intermareal)<BR><BR> <B> FORESHORTEN</B> -- dessinar in perspective, perspectivisar<BR><BR> <B> FORESIGHT</B> -- prevision, previdentie<BR><BR> <B> FORESKIN</B> -- prepucio<BR><BR> <B> FOREST</B> -- ~ (-ero), silva (-in)<BR><BR> <B> FORESTALL</B> -- prevenir, anticipar<BR><BR> <B> FORESTRY</B> -- forest-cultura<BR><BR> <B> FORETASTE</B> -- antegust<BR><BR> <B> FORETELL</B> -- predir<BR><BR> <B> FORETHOUGHT</B> -- premeditation, previdentie<BR><BR> <B> FOREWARN</B> -- advertir<BR><BR> <B> FOREWORD</B> -- anteparol, preparol<BR><BR> <B> FORFEIT</B> -- v. (lose) perdir; a. rendiend, a rendir; n. perde, punition meritet FORGE: forjar (-ero, -er&iacute;a); (commit forgery) contrafar, falsar; imitar<BR><BR> <B> FORGERY</B> -- contrafation<BR><BR> <B> FORGET</B> -- obliviar (-aci)<BR><BR> <B> FORGET-ME-NOT</B> -- mios&oacute;tis<BR><BR> <B> FORGIVE</B> -- pardonar, excusar<BR><BR> <B> FORK</B> -- furca (-at). TABLE ~: furcette; v. bifurcar, fender se; ramificar<BR><BR> <B> FORLORN</B> -- abandonat, sin auxilie, solitari<BR><BR> <B> FORM</B> -- forme, figura: fasson; (bench) banca: classe; (schedule) formul; v. formar (se)<BR><BR> <B> FORMAL</B> -- ~ (-isme, -ist, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> FORMAT</B> -- formate<BR><BR> <B> FORMER</B> -- precedent, anteyan, passat<BR><BR> <B> FORMERLY</B> -- antey<BR><BR> <B> FORMIDABLE</B> -- formidabil, timend, terribil<BR><BR> <B> FORMULA</B> -- formul (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> FORNICATE</B> -- fornicar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> FORSAKE</B> -- abandonar, forlassar, renunciar<BR><BR> <B> FORSOOTH</B> -- vermen, advere<BR><BR> <B> FORSWEAR</B> -- abjurar, renegar; (oneself) jurar falsmen, perjurar se<BR><BR> <B> FORT</B> -- forteresse<BR><BR> <B> FORTE</B> -- fort l&aacute;tere (de un person)<BR><BR> <B> FORTH</B> -- for; (prep.) ex, fro<BR><BR> <B> FORTHWITH</B> -- strax<BR><BR> <B> FORTIFY</B> -- fortificar (-ation), infortiar, consolidar<BR><BR> <B> FORTNIGHT</B> -- du semanes, deciquar dies<BR><BR> <B> FORTRESS</B> -- forteresse<BR><BR> <B> FORTUITOUS</B> -- accidental, hasardal, casual<BR><BR> <B> FORTUNATE</B> -- fortunat, felici<BR><BR> <B> FORTUNE</B> -- fortun; felicit&aacute;; (luck) hasarde, chance. ~TELLER: divinator, chiromante (-a). TO TELL FORTUNES: predir li futur<BR><BR> <B> FORTY</B> -- quaranti<BR><BR> <B> FORUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FORWARD</B> -- a. avansat, tosti, parat; impertinent, obtrusiv; adv. adavan; v. promoer, accelerar, expedir, inviar, transmisser<BR><BR> <B> FOSSE</B> -- ~, tranch&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> FOSSIL</B> -- ~ (-e, -isar, -iferi)<BR><BR> <B> FOSSILIZE</B> -- petrificar (se), fossilisar<BR><BR> <B> FOSTER</B> -- v. nutrir; cuidar, elevar<BR><BR> <B> FOSTER-(2)</B> -- adoptiv<BR><BR> <B> FOUL</B> -- a. sordid, inpur, fetid, abominabil, desbell, mal. ~ PLAY: perfidie; v. sordidar; (become entangled) implicar se<BR><BR> <B> FOULARD</B> -- fularde<BR><BR> <B> FOUND</B> -- v. fundar, instituer, etablisser; (smelt) fonder<BR><BR> <B> FOUNDATION</B> -- fundation; (basis) fundament<BR><BR> <B> FOUNDER</B> -- n. fundator; (smelter) fondero; v. afundar<BR><BR> <B> FOUNDLING</B> -- infante trovat, trovate<BR><BR> <B> FOUNDRY</B> -- fonder&iacute;a, fuser&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> FOUNT</B> -- fonte; (typ.) fonde<BR><BR> <B> FOUNTAIN</B> -- fontane. FOUNTAIN-PEN: fontan-plum<BR><BR> <B> FOUR</B> -- quar. A ~: quadren. ~TEEN: deciquar<BR><BR> <B> FOURFOLD</B> -- quadriplic<BR><BR> <B> FOWL</B> -- avie; (domestic) g&aacute;llin<BR><BR> <B> FOWLER</B> -- avie-captor, avie-fusilator<BR><BR> <B> FOX</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FOXGLOVE</B> -- digitale<BR><BR> <B> FOXTROT</B> -- foxtrott<BR><BR> <B> FOXY</B> -- astut, foxatri<BR><BR> <B> FRACAS</B> -- fracass, rixe<BR><BR> <B> FRACTION</B> -- fragment, fractura; (arith.) fraction (-al)<BR><BR> <B> FRACTIOUS</B> -- iritabil, contrari, obstinat<BR><BR> <B> FRACTURE</B> -- (med.) oss-fractura; ruptura; v. fracter, rupter<BR><BR> <B> FRAGILE</B> -- fragil, fractibil, delicat<BR><BR> <B> FRAGMENT</B> -- ~ (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> FRAGRANCE</B> -- parfum, aroma (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> FRAIL</B> -- debil, infirm (-it&aacute;), fragil<BR><BR> <B> FRAME</B> -- v. formar, formular; (picture) incadrar; n. cadre, squelette, c&oacute;rpore; (of mind) statu. FRAMEWORK: frame<BR><BR> <B> FRANCHISE</B> -- jure de votation, sufragie, jure civil<BR><BR> <B> FRANK</B> -- franc, sinceri, candid; (letters) afrancar<BR><BR> <B> FRANKINCENSE</B> -- incense<BR><BR> <B> FRANTIC</B> -- frenetic, furiosi, rabiat<BR><BR> <B> FRATERNAL</B> -- ~, fratrin<BR><BR> <B> FRATERNITY</B> -- fraternit&aacute;; (society) fraternit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> FRATERNIZE</B> -- fraternisar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> FRAUD</B> -- fraude, dupada, deception<BR><BR> <B> FRAUDULENT</B> -- fraudatori<BR><BR> <B> FRAUGHT WITH</B> -- chargeat per<BR><BR> <B> FRAY</B> -- conflicte, combatte; v. fricter, forfricter<BR><BR> <B> FREAK</B> -- singularit&aacute;, monstruosit&aacute;; (whim) marotte<BR><BR> <B> FRECKLE</B> -- lentige<BR><BR> <B> FREE</B> -- l&iacute;ber; gratuit; franc; v. liberar<BR><BR> <B> FREEBOOTER</B> -- marOdero<BR><BR> <B> FREEDOM</B> -- libert&aacute;; (of city) borgesie<BR><BR> <B> FREEHOLD</B> -- l&iacute;ber possedage<BR><BR> <B> FREEMASON</B> -- franc-masson<BR><BR> <B> FREETHINKER</B> -- liberpensante<BR><BR> <B> FREEZE</B> -- gelar, glaciar se; (feel cold) friger<BR><BR> <B> FREIGHT</B> -- frete, porte; (load) cargo<BR><BR> <B> FRENCH BEAN</B> -- faseol<BR><BR> <B> FRENZY</B> -- frenesie (-tic), rabie<BR><BR> <B> FREQUENT</B> -- ~ (-ie, -ar), sovente<BR><BR> <B> FRESCO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FRESH</B> -- frisc (-ore), pur, recent; (another) altri; (not salt) ne salat. ~ WATER: dulci aqua, frisc aqua<BR><BR> <B> FRESHEN</B> -- refriscar<BR><BR> <B> FRET</B> -- (worry) chagrinar; consumar se; (rub) fricter<BR><BR> <B> FRETSAW</B> -- ret-sega<BR><BR> <B> FRETWORK</B> -- ret-segada<BR><BR> <B> FRIABLE</B> -- friabil<BR><BR> <B> FRIAR</B> -- m&oacute;naco<BR><BR> <B> FRICASSEE</B> -- fricass&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> FRICTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FRIDAY</B> -- venerd&iacute;. GOOD ~: Sant Venerd&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> FRIEND</B> -- amico (-a). ~LY: afabil, amical<BR><BR> <B> FRIENDSHIP</B> -- amicit&aacute;, amicie<BR><BR> <B> FRIEZE</B> -- (arch.) frise<BR><BR> <B> FRIGATE</B> -- fregatte<BR><BR> <B> FRIGHT</B> -- terre; (image) monstru<BR><BR> <B> FRIGHTEN</B> -- terrer, timentar, efaruchar<BR><BR> <B> FRIGHTFUL</B> -- terribil, horribil<BR><BR> <B> FRIGID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> FRILL</B> -- jabot, colarette, crispat bordura<BR><BR> <B> FRINGE</B> -- frange<BR><BR> <B> FRISK</B> -- v. saltillar, capreolar<BR><BR> <B> FRISKY</B> -- gay, alegri, alert<BR><BR> <B> FRITTER AWAY</B> -- dissipar, forfrivolar<BR><BR> <B> FRIVOLOUS</B> -- frivol, futil, bagetellic, &iacute;nseriosi<BR><BR> <B> FRIZZLE</B> -- friser, crispar; (fry) frir; (of sound) sibilar<BR><BR> <B> FRO, TO AND</B> -- * a ci e ta<BR><BR> <B> FROCK</B> -- robe<BR><BR> <B> FROCK-COAT</B> -- redingote<BR><BR> <B> FROG</B> -- ran (-in, -atri, -ello)<BR><BR> <B> FROLIC</B> -- v. luder, capreolar, saltillar<BR><BR> <B> FROLICSOME</B> -- gay, alegri, ludaci<BR><BR> <B> FROM</B> -- (place) de, fro, ex; (time) desde; (cause) pro, caus; (means) per<BR><BR> <B> FROND</B> -- folie de filice<BR><BR> <B> FRONT</B> -- n. fronte, facie; (of building) fassade; a. anteriori, antean, frontal. IN ~: in avan<BR><BR> <B> FRONTAGE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> FRONTIER</B> -- frontiera (-al)<BR><BR> <B> FRONTISPIECE</B> -- titul-folie, titul-image, frontispicie<BR><BR> <B> FROST</B> -- gela, frigore; (hoar ~) gela crinosi, pruine<BR><BR> <B> FROSTBITE</B> -- gela-v&uacute;lnere<BR><BR> <B> FROTH</B> -- scum; v. efervescer<BR><BR> <B> FROWN</B> -- rugar li fronte, sulcar li broves<BR><BR> <B> FRUCTIFY</B> -- fecundar, infructar (se), fructificar<BR><BR> <B> FRUGAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> FRUIT</B> -- fructe (-iferi, -osi, -iero,-venditor); v. dar fructe, fructificar<BR><BR> <B> FRUITION</B> -- maturit&aacute;, juida<BR><BR> <B> FRUITLESS</B> -- van, &iacute;nfertil<BR><BR> <B> FRUMP</B> -- oldmodic, feminach, oldmodona<BR><BR> <B> FRUSTRATE</B> -- frustrar (-ation), vanitar<BR><BR> <B> FRY</B> -- frir; n. frite; (fish ~) fraye, pisc-covatura. THE WHOLE ~: li tot parentit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> FRYING-PAN</B> -- padelle<BR><BR> <B> FUCHSIA</B> -- fucsia<BR><BR> <B> FUDDLE</B> -- v. confuser; ebriar<BR><BR> <B> FUEL</B> -- combustibile<BR><BR> <B> FUGITIVE</B> -- a. fugitiv; efemeri; n. fugitor, fugiard<BR><BR> <B> FUGUE</B> -- fuga<BR><BR> <B> FULCRUM</B> -- pivot, punta de apoy<BR><BR> <B> FULFIL</B> -- far, plenar, compleer, realisar<BR><BR> <B> FULL</B> -- plen, complet, tot, integri; ampli; (of food) sat; v. (cloth) fullar<BR><BR> <B> FULL-FACED</B> -- guanciut<BR><BR> <B> FULL-GROWN</B> -- plen-crescet, adult<BR><BR> <B> FULL-LENGTH</B> -- prosternat<BR><BR> <B> FULL-MOON</B> -- plenlunie<BR><BR> <B> FULL-STOP</B> -- punctu; halta<BR><BR> <B> FULMINATE</B> -- v. tonnerar (contra); fulminar<BR><BR> <B> FULSOME</B> -- nauseativ, adulatori<BR><BR> <B> FUMBLE</B> -- circumtastar, circumpalpar; bosillar<BR><BR> <B> FUME</B> -- v. esser coleric; n, vapore, exhalation<BR><BR> <B> FUMIGATE</B> -- fumicar, fum-desinfecter<BR><BR> <B> FUN</B> -- amusament, divertissement; comicalit&aacute;, jocada<BR><BR> <B> FUNCTION</B> -- ~ (-ar, -ario)<BR><BR> <B> FUND</B> -- provision, stock; cassa, capitale; abundantie<BR><BR> <B> FUNDAMENT</B> -- ~ (-al, -alisme) FUNERAL: interration, funerale; a. funebri, funeral<BR><BR> <B> FUNGUS</B> -- fungo (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> FUNICULAR</B> -- a. de cable; n. cable-relvia, funiculare<BR><BR> <B> FUNNEL</B> -- funel<BR><BR> <B> FUNNY</B> -- amusant, comic, risibil; strangi<BR><BR> <B> FUR</B> -- pelisse (-ero), pelle<BR><BR> <B> FURBISH</B> -- polir, renovar<BR><BR> <B> FURIOUS</B> -- furiosi, rabiat. TO BE ~: furer<BR><BR> <B> FURL</B> -- (flag) rular; (naut.) ferlar li segles<BR><BR> <B> FURLOUGH</B> -- congedie, vacantie<BR><BR> <B> FURNACE</B> -- forn<BR><BR> <B> FURNISH</B> -- munir, furnir, provider, liverar; (a house) moblar<BR><BR> <B> FURNITURE</B> -- mobles; accessories<BR><BR> <B> FURORE</B> -- sensation, excitation<BR><BR> <B> FURROW</B> -- sulca (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> FURTHER</B> -- a. plu distant, plu lontan, posteriori; adv. adplu, adultra; v. promoer, avansar, accelerar<BR><BR> <B> FURTHERMORE</B> -- in c&eacute;teri, adplu<BR><BR> <B> FURTIVE</B> -- secret, furtori<BR><BR> <B> FURY</B> -- furie, rabie; megera<BR><BR> <B> FURZE</B> -- ulex<BR><BR> <B> FUSE</B> -- v. fonder, fuser (-ion, -ibil); n. explodette; (electr.) fusibile, fusette FUSILIER: fusilero<BR><BR> <B> FUSILLADE</B> -- fusilada<BR><BR> <B> FUSION</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> FUSS</B> -- tumultu, bruida. TO MAKE A ~: far desfacilit&aacute;s<BR><BR> <B> FUSTIAN</B> -- fustane<BR><BR> <B> FUSTY</B> -- muffi, muffosi<BR><BR> <B> FUTILE</B> -- futil (-ita), van<BR><BR> <B> FUTURE</B> -- futur (-i, -ic, -it&aacute;, -ist)<BR><BR> 951 4693 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Vocabularium English-Inerlingue]] moved to [[vocabularium English-Inerlingue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="6"> English-Interlingue - Índex </font> </td> </tr> </table> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[English-Interlingue_a|A]] - [[English-Interlingue_b|B]] - [[English-Interlingue_c|C]] - [[English-Interlingue_d|D]] - [[English-Interlingue_e|E]] - [[English-Interlingue_f|F]] - [[English-Interlingue_g|G]] - [[English-Interlingue_h|H]] - [[English-Interlingue_i|I]] - [[English-Interlingue_j|J]] - [[English-Interlingue_k|K]] - [[English-Interlingue_l|L]] - [[English-Interlingue_m|M]] - [[English-Interlingue_n|N]] - [[English-Interlingue_o|O]] - [[English-Interlingue_p|P]] - [[English-Interlingue_q|Q]] - [[English-Interlingue_r|R]] - [[English-Interlingue_s|S]] - [[English-Interlingue_t|T]] - [[English-Interlingue_u|U]] - [[English-Interlingue_v|V]] - [[English-Interlingue_w|W]] - [[English-Interlingue_x|X]] - [[English-Interlingue_y|Y]] - [[English-Interlingue_z|Z]] '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:Sergius|Sergey Belitzky]] *[[User:Petrus|Pierre Morin]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 952 4189 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue g]] moved to [[english-Interlingue g]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> GABBLE</B> -- babillachar; (geese) carcarear; n. babillada<BR><BR> <B> GABION</B> -- ~ (-ade)<BR><BR> <B> GABLE</B> -- fronton<BR><BR> <B> GADFLY</B> -- tabane<BR><BR> <B> GAFF</B> -- (naut.) gaffe<BR><BR> <B> GAG</B> -- (mouth) stuffa-bocca, garot<BR><BR> <B> GAGE</B> -- mesura; (security) hipoteca, garantie<BR><BR> <B> GAIN</B> -- ganie (-ar), profite; v. (to reach) atinger<BR><BR> <B> GAINSAY</B> -- contradir, contestar<BR><BR> <B> GAIT</B> -- eada, maniere marchar, vadida<BR><BR> <B> GAITER</B> -- gamache<BR><BR> <B> GALA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GALAXY</B> -- galaxe, via galactic<BR><BR> <B> GALE</B> -- storm<BR><BR> <B> GALL</B> -- bilie; (fig.) amarit&aacute;; (bot.) gall; v. iritar, molestar<BR><BR> <B> GALLANT</B> -- brav; galant, cavalieresc<BR><BR> <B> GALLEON</B> -- gallion<BR><BR> <B> GALLERY</B> -- galerie<BR><BR> <B> GALLEY</B> -- galere; (ship's ~) cocina<BR><BR> <B> GALLIVANT</B> -- circumvagar, circumflanar<BR><BR> <B> GALLON</B> -- mesura anglesi = 4,54 litres<BR><BR> <B> GALLOON</B> -- galon<BR><BR> <B> GALLOP</B> -- galoppa (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> GALLOWS</B> -- patibul, penduore<BR><BR> <B> GALOSH</B> -- galoche<BR><BR> <B> GALVANIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GALVANIZE</B> -- galvanisar<BR><BR> <B> GAMBIT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GAMBLE</B> -- specular, riscar, hasardar, par&iacute;luder<BR><BR> <B> GAMBOL</B> -- saltillar, capreolar, gambillar<BR><BR> <B> GAME</B> -- lude; (birds) volallia, chass-avies; (meat) carne savagin<BR><BR> <B> GAMEKEEPER</B> -- chass-gardero<BR><BR> <B> GAMMON</B> -- jambon infumat<BR><BR> <B> GAMUT</B> -- gamme, scala<BR><BR> <B> GANDER</B> -- ganso<BR><BR> <B> GANG</B> -- bande, truppe, -allia<BR><BR> <B> GANGLION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GANGRENE</B> -- gangren (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> GANGWAY</B> -- passage; (naut.) pontette, passuore<BR><BR> <B> GAOL</B> -- c&aacute;rcere, prison<BR><BR> <B> GAP</B> -- apertura, intersticie, breche; manca, lacone<BR><BR> <B> GAPE</B> -- gapar; (yawn) hiar<BR><BR> <B> GARAGE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GARB</B> -- costume, vestiment<BR><BR> <B> GARBAGE</B> -- jettallia, putrallia<BR><BR> <B> GARBLE</B> -- bosillar, falsificar<BR><BR> <B> GARDEN</B> -- jardin (-ar, -age, -ero, -cultura)<BR><BR> <B> GARGLE</B> -- gurgulear, gargarisar<BR><BR> <B> GARGOYLE</B> -- gargule<BR><BR> <B> GARISH</B> -- ciecant, pomposi<BR><BR> <B> GARLAND</B> -- guirlande<BR><BR> <B> GARLIC</B> -- alie<BR><BR> <B> GARMENT</B> -- veste, vestiment<BR><BR> <B> GARNER</B> -- v. recoltar; n. graniere<BR><BR> <B> GARNET</B> -- granat<BR><BR> <B> GARNISH</B> -- garnir (-iment, -itura), ornar<BR><BR> <B> GARRET</B> -- mansarde<BR><BR> <B> GARRISON</B> -- garnison<BR><BR> <B> GARROT</B> -- garot (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> GARRULOUS</B> -- babillaci, loquaci<BR><BR> <B> GARTER</B> -- strump-lace, gartere<BR><BR> <B> GAS</B> -- ~ (-ificar)<BR><BR> <B> GASCONADE</B> -- gasconada<BR><BR> <B> GASH</B> -- larg v&uacute;lnere, v&uacute;lnere beant<BR><BR> <B> GAS-METER</B> -- gas-metre, contator de gas<BR><BR> <B> GASOMETER</B> -- gasometre<BR><BR> <B> GASP</B> -- anhelar (-ation); n. spasma<BR><BR> <B> GASTRIC</B> -- ~, stomacal<BR><BR> <B> GASTRITIS</B> -- gastrite<BR><BR> <B> GASTRONOMY</B> -- gastronomie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> GATE</B> -- porta, barriere<BR><BR> <B> GATEWAY</B> -- intrada<BR><BR> <B> GATHER</B> -- colecter, colier; (fester) supurar; (harvest) recoltar; (an opinion) concluder<BR><BR> <B> GATHERING</B> -- assemble; abscess; (needlework) ruche<BR><BR> <B> GAUDY</B> -- tro ornat, pomposi<BR><BR> <B> GAUGE</B> -- v. mesurar; taxar; n. mesura, scala, dimension; mesurette, indicator<BR><BR> <B> GAUNT</B> -- magri; miserabil<BR><BR> <B> GAUNTLET</B> -- gante con manchette, garda-manu<BR><BR> <B> GAUZE</B> -- gaze<BR><BR> <B> GAVOTTE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GAWKY</B> -- desgracil<BR><BR> <B> GAY</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;, -esse), gaudiosi<BR><BR> <B> GAZE</B> -- v. regardar fixmen, spectar<BR><BR> <B> GAZELLE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GAZETTE</B> -- ~, jurnale, rev&uacute;e<BR><BR> <B> GAZETTEER</B> -- geografic lexico<BR><BR> <B> GEAR</B> -- aparate, mecanisme; (motorcar) ingranage<BR><BR> <B> GELATINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GELD</B> -- castrar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> GEM</B> -- juvel, lapide preciosi, gemme<BR><BR> <B> GENDARME</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GENDER</B> -- (gram.) g&eacute;nere<BR><BR> <B> GENEALOGIST</B> -- genealog (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> GENERAL</B> -- a. ~, comun, usual, customal; n. generale; ~PUBLIC: grand publica<BR><BR> <B> GENERALISSIMO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GENERATE</B> -- generar, producter; causar<BR><BR> <B> GENERATION</B> -- (all meanings) ~<BR><BR> <B> GENEROUS</B> -- generosi (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> GENESIS</B> -- creation; (bibl.) genese<BR><BR> <B> GENETIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GENIAL</B> -- afabil, agreabil<BR><BR> <B> GENITAL</B> -- ~; (pl.) genitallia<BR><BR> <B> GENITIVE</B> -- (gram.) ~<BR><BR> <B> GENIUS</B> -- genie, spiritu; (person) genio<BR><BR> <B> GENTEEL</B> -- elegant, graciosi, gentil, bon educat<BR><BR> <B> GENTILE</B> -- pagano, non-jud&eacute;o<BR><BR> <B> GENTLE</B> -- mild, dulci, suavi; (rank) nobil<BR><BR> <B> GENTLEMAN</B> -- senior, gentilmann<BR><BR> <B> GENTRY</B> -- nobilit&eacute; (inferiori); alt borgesit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> GENUFLECTION</B> -- genuflexion<BR><BR> <B> GENUINE</B> -- genuin, autentic, sinceri<BR><BR> <B> GENUS</B> -- g&eacute;nere<BR><BR> <B> GEODESY</B> -- geodesie<BR><BR> <B> GEOGRAPHER</B> -- geograf (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> GEOLOGIST</B> -- geolog (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> GEOMETRY</B> -- geometrie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> GERANIUM</B> -- geranie, pelargonium<BR><BR> <B> GERM</B> -- g&eacute;rmine (-ar); bacille, microbio<BR><BR> <B> GERMANE</B> -- parent, afini<BR><BR> <B> GERMINATE</B> -- germinar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> GERUND</B> -- gerundie<BR><BR> <B> GESTATION</B> -- gestation, gravidit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> GESTICULATE</B> -- gesticular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> GESTURE</B> -- geste<BR><BR> <B> GET</B> -- (acquire) aquisiter, obtener, ganiar, reciver; (arrive) arivar; (become; devenir, -ijar; (cause) causar; (fetch) aportar<BR><BR> <B> GET OFF</B> -- (clothes) demetter; (dismount) descender de. THE ACCUSED GOT OFF: on absoluet li acusato<BR><BR> <B> GET ON</B> -- prosperar, progresser; proceder; (mount) montar, ascender; (agree) acordar<BR><BR> <B> GET OUT</B> -- preparar, editer; exear; (get out of) evitar, debrolliar<BR><BR> <B> GET OVER</B> -- (overcome) superar, victer; (illness) bon trapassar, recuperar<BR><BR> <B> GET THROUGH</B> -- traear; (finish) finir; successar<BR><BR> <B> GET UP</B> -- (rise) levar se; (arrange) arangear, organisar; (mount) montar<BR><BR> <B> GET WELL</B> -- resanijar, convalescer<BR><BR> <B> GEWGAW</B> -- juvelache, futilage, talmi, auripelle<BR><BR> <B> GEYSER</B> -- ~; balne-forne, terme<BR><BR> <B> GHASTLY</B> -- horribil, cadavric<BR><BR> <B> GHETTO</B> -- ~, quartere de hebr&eacute;os<BR><BR> <B> GHOST</B> -- fantom, sp&iacute;rite<BR><BR> <B> GHOUL</B> -- vampire, demon, raubator de cadavres<BR><BR> <B> GIANT</B> -- n. gigante (-ic, -esc)<BR><BR> <B> GIBBERISH</B> -- jargon<BR><BR> <B> GIBBET</B> -- patibul, penduore<BR><BR> <B> GIBBOUS</B> -- bossut; vultat<BR><BR> <B> GIBE</B> -- moca (-ar), sarcasme<BR><BR> <B> GIDDY</B> -- vertiginosi, chancelant; &iacute;nconstant<BR><BR> <B> GIDDINESS</B> -- vert&iacute;gine<BR><BR> <B> GIFT</B> -- don, donation; talent<BR><BR> <B> GIG</B> -- (naut.) giga, yoll<BR><BR> <B> GIGANTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GIGGLE</B> -- hihicar<BR><BR> <B> GILD</B> -- aurar (-atura)<BR><BR> <B> GILL</B> -- (fish) branche<BR><BR> <B> GILT</B> -- a. aurat; n. folie aurin<BR><BR> <B> GIMLET</B> -- scruv-forette<BR><BR> <B> GIN</B> -- ~; (trap) trapp, captuore; (mech.) vinduore<BR><BR> <B> GINGER</B> -- zingibre<BR><BR> <B> GINGERLY</B> -- TO WALK ~: passuar cautmen o circumspectmen<BR><BR> <B> GIPSY</B> -- cigano; bohemian<BR><BR> <B> GIRAFFE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GIRD</B> -- cinter; (sneer) ricanar<BR><BR> <B> GIRDER</B> -- metall—trave, trave portant<BR><BR> <B> GIRDLE</B> -- cintura, zone<BR><BR> <B> GIRL</B> -- puella. GIRLHOOD: puellesse<BR><BR> <B> GIRTH</B> -- rondore, circumferentie; (belly-band) cintura, sedle-zone<BR><BR> <B> GIST</B> -- lu essential, chef-punctu, resum&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> GIVE</B> -- v. dar; (present) donar; ceder; n. elasticit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> GIVE BACK</B> -- restituer, retrodar<BR><BR> <B> GIVE FORTH</B> -- anunciar; (a cry) pussar<BR><BR> <B> GIVE IN</B> -- ceder, capitular<BR><BR> <B> GIVE OFF</B> -- (an odour) expander<BR><BR> <B> GIVE OUT</B> -- distribuer; exhauster se, anunciar<BR><BR> <B> GIVE OVER</B> -- transdar, transmisser; (cease) cessar<BR><BR> <B> GIVE UP</B> -- abandonar; (a problem) ne posser soluer; (surrender) capitular, renunciar<BR><BR> <B> GIVE WAY</B> -- ceder (piazza); cader in ruinas, crular<BR><BR> <B> GIVEN TO</B> -- inclinat, disposit<BR><BR> <B> GIZZARD</B> -- stomac (de avies), croppe<BR><BR> <B> GLACIAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GLACIER</B> -- glaciero, rivere glacial<BR><BR> <B> GLAD</B> -- joyosi, injoyat. I AM ~: yo joya<BR><BR> <B> GLADDEN</B> -- (in)joyar<BR><BR> <B> GLADE</B> -- clariera<BR><BR> <B> GLADIATOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GLADIOLUS</B> -- gladiol<BR><BR> <B> GLAMOUR</B> -- fascination, charme, sorcie<BR><BR> <B> GLANCE</B> -- v. regardar, jettar un regard a. TO ~ OFF: ricochettar, saltar a latere<BR><BR> <B> GLAND</B> -- glandul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> GLARE</B> -- (at) regardar con colere; n. luce ciecant; coleric regard<BR><BR> <B> GLARING</B> -- flagrant, clar<BR><BR> <B> GLASS</B> -- vitre (-in): (tumbler) glass; (mirror) spegul; (opera ~) lorniette<BR><BR> <B> GLASS-CASE</B> -- vitrine<BR><BR> <B> GLASS-HOUSE</B> -- tepidarium<BR><BR> <B> GLASSWARE</B> -- vitrer&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> GLASSWORKS</B> -- vitrer&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> GLASSY</B> -- vitri, vitratri<BR><BR> <B> GLAUCOUS</B> -- glauc<BR><BR> <B> GLAZE</B> -- v. (with glass) vitrar; (a surface) glaser, glasurar<BR><BR> <B> GLAZIER</B> -- vitrero, glasero<BR><BR> <B> GLEAM</B> -- radie, splendore; v. brilliar, radiar<BR><BR> <B> GLEAN</B> -- colier; stopplar, posrecoltar.<BR><BR> <B> GLEANER</B> -- stopplera<BR><BR> <B> GLEE</B> -- joya, gayit&aacute;; (mus.) harmonic cantada<BR><BR> <B> GLEN</B> -- valley, ravine<BR><BR> <B> GLIB</B> -- (tro) fluent; suavi. TO BE ~: parlar suavimen, parlar volubilmen<BR><BR> <B> GLIDE</B> -- glissar<BR><BR> <B> GLIMMER</B> -- lucettear, jettar un debil luce, lucer intermittentmen<BR><BR> <B> GLIMPSE</B> -- curt regarde<BR><BR> <B> GLISTEN</B> -- scintillar, brilliar<BR><BR> <B> GLITTER</B> -- splender, brilliar<BR><BR> <B> GLOAMING</B> -- crepuscul<BR><BR> <B> GLOAT</B> -- delectar se pri, exultar pri<BR><BR> <B> GLOBE</B> -- bul, glob, sfere<BR><BR> <B> GLOBULE</B> -- global (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> GLOOMY</B> -- morni, melancolic; obscur, tenebrosi, grisi<BR><BR> <B> GLORIOUS</B> -- gloriosi, bellissim<BR><BR> <B> GLORY</B> -- glorie (-ificar); v. exultar<BR><BR> <B> GLOSS</B> -- politura, lustre; (comment) glosse; v. (~ over) palliar, mascar, eufemiar; (cloth.) catisser<BR><BR> <B> GLOSSARY</B> -- glossarium<BR><BR> <B> GLOVE</B> -- gante<BR><BR> <B> GLOW</B> -- v. arder (-ent, -entie, -ore); n. (flame) brase<BR><BR> <B> GLOW-WORM</B> -- verme lucent, lampire<BR><BR> <B> GLUCOSE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GLUE</B> -- glutine (-ar, -osi), colle<BR><BR> <B> GLUM</B> -- desgay, morni, depresset<BR><BR> <B> GLUT</B> -- v. saturar; (market) superplenar; n. satiet&aacute;, supersatie<BR><BR> <B> GLUTTON</B> -- gloton (-er&iacute;e), stuffa-bocca, voron. GLUTTONOUS: manjavid<BR><BR> <B> GLYCERINE</B> -- glicerine<BR><BR> <B> GNARLED</B> -- tordet, nodat<BR><BR> <B> GNASH</B> -- grinsar (per li dentes)<BR><BR> <B> GNAT</B> -- tipul<BR><BR> <B> GNAW</B> -- roDer (-sion)<BR><BR> <B> GNEISS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GNOME</B> -- ~, sp&iacute;rite del terra, cobolde<BR><BR> <B> GNU</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GO</B> -- v. ear, vader; (machine) functionar; n. verve, alertie, energie<BR><BR> <B> GO FOR</B> -- far venir; ataccar<BR><BR> <B> GO IN</B> -- intrar; ingredir<BR><BR> <B> GO IN FOR</B> -- interessar se por, interprender<BR><BR> <B> GO INTO</B> -- investigar, explorar<BR><BR> <B> GO ON</B> -- durar, continuar<BR><BR> <B> GO OUT</B> -- surtir, exear; extinter se<BR><BR> <B> GO WITHOUT</B> -- carir; poslassar<BR><BR> <B> GO-BETWEEN</B> -- mediator; (pander) proxenete<BR><BR> <B> GOAD</B> -- v. picar, stimular; n. stimul, picstimul, agullion<BR><BR> <B> GOAL</B> -- scope; (sport) gol, porta<BR><BR> <B> GOAT</B> -- capre (-o, -a)<BR><BR> <B> GOBBLE</B> -- glutir, vorar<BR><BR> <B> GOBLET</B> -- cope, bocale<BR><BR> <B> GOBLIN</B> -- cobolde, elf, mal sp&iacute;rite<BR><BR> <B> GO-CART</B> -- pussa-carrette<BR><BR> <B> GOD</B> -- deo (-essa)<BR><BR> <B> GODCHILD</B> -- filie baptismal<BR><BR> <B> GODFATHER</B> -- compatre, patrino<BR><BR> <B> GODLIKE</B> -- deic, deo-simil, divin; majestic<BR><BR> <B> GODLY</B> -- sant<BR><BR> <B> GODMOTHER</B> -- commatre, patrina<BR><BR> <B> GODSEND</B> -- don cielari, don &iacute;nexplicat, beneficie<BR><BR> <B> GOGGLES</B> -- garda-ocules<BR><BR> <B> GOITRE</B> -- struma (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> GOLD</B> -- aure (-ifer , -in)<BR><BR> <B> GOLD-DIGGER</B> -- aure-serchator<BR><BR> <B> GOLDFINCH</B> -- cardul<BR><BR> <B> GOLDFISH</B> -- pisc aurin<BR><BR> <B> GOLDSMITH</B> -- juvelero, aure-inercante<BR><BR> <B> GOLF</B> -- (sport) ~<BR><BR> <B> GOLOSH</B> -- galoche<BR><BR> <B> GONDOLA</B> -- g&oacute;ndol (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> GONG</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GONORRHEA</B> -- gonor&eacute;a<BR><BR> <B> GOOD</B> -- a. bon, vertuosi; apt; n. bont&aacute;, lu bon; bene. FOR ~: por sempre<BR><BR> <B> GOOD, TO HOLD</B> -- * valer<BR><BR> <B> GOOD, TO MAKE</B> -- * compensar<BR><BR> <B> GOOD DEAL, A</B> -- * mult, sat mult<BR><BR> <B> GOODBYE</B> -- adio, til revide<BR><BR> <B> GOOD-FELLOWSHIP</B> -- camarader&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> GOOD-FOR-NOTHING</B> -- vale-nec&oacute;s<BR><BR> <B> GOOD FRIDAY</B> -- * Sant Venerd&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> GOOD LUCE</B> -- * bon successe, bon chance<BR><BR> <B> GOOD-NATURED</B> -- boncordiosi<BR><BR> <B> GOODS</B> -- merces; possedage<BR><BR> <B> GOODS-TRAIN</B> -- merce-tren<BR><BR> <B> GOODWILL</B> -- bon volunt&aacute;; (of business) clientela<BR><BR> <B> GOOSE</B> -- gans(a)<BR><BR> <B> GOOSEBERRY</B> -- spincrusbere<BR><BR> <B> GORE</B> -- v. corn-vulnerar, corn-picar; n. (blood) sangue<BR><BR> <B> GORGE</B> -- ravine, defile, abisse; (anger) colere; v. satiar se<BR><BR> <B> GORGEOUS</B> -- grandiosi, magnific<BR><BR> <B> GORILLA</B> -- gorille<BR><BR> <B> GORMANDIZE</B> -- devorar avidmen, manjar preter satie<BR><BR> <B> GORSE</B> -- ulex<BR><BR> <B> GORY</B> -- sanguic, sanguin<BR><BR> <B> GOSLING</B> -- gansello<BR><BR> <B> GOSPEL</B> -- evangelie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> GOSSAMER</B> -- fin gaze; diafanage; rete de aran&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> GOSSIP</B> -- babillada, parlachada; v. babillar, linguachar<BR><BR> <B> GOTHIC</B> -- gotic; (style) ogival<BR><BR> <B> GOUGE</B> -- cav-cisel; v. exciselar<BR><BR> <B> GOURD</B> -- cucurbite; (bottle) calabasse<BR><BR> <B> GOURMAND</B> -- gloton, gurmandon<BR><BR> <B> GOURMET</B> -- epicur&eacute;o, gastronom, gurmandon<BR><BR> <B> GOUT</B> -- podagra, artrite<BR><BR> <B> GOVERN</B> -- guvernar (-ator, -ament)<BR><BR> <B> GOVERNESS</B> -- governessa<BR><BR> <B> GOVERNMENT</B> -- guvernament; regime; (provincia) guvernia<BR><BR> <B> GOVERNOR</B> -- guvernator; guvernero; (mech.) regulator<BR><BR> <B> GOWN</B> -- robe; (student's) talare<BR><BR> <B> GRAB</B> -- happar, capter<BR><BR> <B> GRACE</B> -- gracie (-osi), favore; v. honorar, favorar<BR><BR> <B> GRACEFUL</B> -- gracil<BR><BR> <B> GRACIOUS</B> -- graciosi, afabil, benevolent, clement. GOOD ~!: D&oacute;mino-Deo!<BR><BR> <B> GRADATION</B> -- graduation; gradu; &oacute;rdine<BR><BR> <B> GRADE</B> -- gradu (-ar), classe (-ificar); v. assortir. DOWN~: declive<BR><BR> <B> GRADIENT</B> -- declive, rampe; (phys.) gradiente<BR><BR> <B> GRADUAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GRADUALLY</B> -- gradualmen, poc a poc<BR><BR> <B> GRADUATE</B> -- graduar; (take degree) ganiar un gradu universitari; n. diplomato, licentiate<BR><BR> <B> GRAFT</B> -- (bot.) grefte (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> GRAIN</B> -- grane; (single grain) granul; (texture) textura, structura; v. marmorar<BR><BR> <B> GRAMINIVOROUS</B> -- herbivori<BR><BR> <B> GRAMMAR</B> -- grammatica (-al, -ico)<BR><BR> <B> GRAMMAR SCHOOL</B> -- lic&eacute;o (-ano), gimnasium<BR><BR> <B> GRAM(ME)</B> -- gramm<BR><BR> <B> GRAMOPHONE</B> -- fonograf<BR><BR> <B> GRANARY</B> -- graniere<BR><BR> <B> GRAND</B> -- grandiosi, imposant, superb, magnific, solen; grand- (-due, -vizir etc.); ~ PIANO: piano caudat<BR><BR> <B> GRANDCHILD</B> -- nepote (-o, -a)<BR><BR> <B> GRANDEUR</B> -- magnificentie<BR><BR> <B> GRANDFATHER</B> -- avo, grand-patre<BR><BR> <B> GRANDILOQUENCE</B> -- pomposi parlada<BR><BR> <B> GRANDIOSE</B> -- grandiosi, imposant<BR><BR> <B> GRANDNEPHEW</B> -- pos-nevo<BR><BR> <B> GRANDSON</B> -- nepoto<BR><BR> <B> GRANGE</B> -- farmdome<BR><BR> <B> GRANIFEROUS</B> -- granifer<BR><BR> <B> GRANITE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GRANT</B> -- v. octroyar, conceder; dar, permisser; n. subvention; concession<BR><BR> <B> GRANULE</B> -- granul (-ar, -ation, -ari)<BR><BR> <B> GRAPE</B> -- vinbere; (bunch.) uve<BR><BR> <B> GRAPEFRUIT</B> -- pamplemusse<BR><BR> <B> GRAPESHOT</B> -- mitrallie<BR><BR> <B> GRAPHIC</B> -- vivid, picturesc; (science) grafic (-ica)<BR><BR> <B> GRAPHITE</B> -- grafite<BR><BR> <B> GRAPHOLOGIST</B> -- grafolog (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> GRAPNEL</B> -- grapon, croc de abordage<BR><BR> <B> GRAPPLE</B> -- v. acrocar, cramponar; (~ with) luctar ye<BR><BR> <B> GRASP</B> -- inpuniar, capter; (comprehend) capir, comprender<BR><BR> <B> GRASPING</B> -- avari, avid<BR><BR> <B> GRASS</B> -- herbe (-osi, -ari, -iera), gr&aacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> GRASSHOPPER</B> -- saltarelle<BR><BR> <B> GRASSPLOT</B> -- gazon<BR><BR> <B> GRATE</B> -- (fire~) foyiere; v. triturar, raspar; (jar) iritar, ofender. TO ~ THE TEETH: grinsar per li dentes<BR><BR> <B> GRATEFUL</B> -- grat, mersiosi<BR><BR> <B> GRATER</B> -- rasp, scrapette<BR><BR> <B> GRATIFY</B> -- satisfar (-atori), contentar<BR><BR> <B> GRATIFYING</B> -- injoyant, satisfant<BR><BR> <B> GRATING</B> -- n. grate, trellie; (cul.) grill<BR><BR> <B> GRATIS</B> -- gratuit, sin custa<BR><BR> <B> GRATITUDE</B> -- gratit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> GRATUITOUS</B> -- gratuit, sin cause<BR><BR> <B> GRATUITY</B> -- gratiment; trinca-mon&eacute;, bakshish<BR><BR> <B> GRAVE</B> -- a. grav (-it&aacute;), seriosi digni (mus.) bass, lent; n. tombe. ~YARD: jardin del mortes, sepultoria<BR><BR> <B> GRAVEL</B> -- gravie; (med.) gravelle. ~PIT: graviera<BR><BR> <B> GRAVEN</B> -- gravet, sculptet<BR><BR> <B> GRAVING-DOCK</B> -- sicc-dock<BR><BR> <B> GRAVITATE</B> -- gravitar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> GRAVITY</B> -- p&oacute;ndere, gravit&aacute;; gravitation. CENTRE OF ~: centre de gravitation, bari centre. SPECIFIC ~: specific pesa<BR><BR> <B> GRAVY</B> -- carne-suc<BR><BR> <B> GRAY</B> -- grisi (-atri)<BR><BR> <B> GRAZE</B> -- (of cattle) pastar (se); (scrape) scrapar, grattar; tuchettar, frolar<BR><BR> <B> GREASE</B> -- n. grasse; (candle ~) sebe, densi oleo; (ointment) unguente<BR><BR> <B> GREAT</B> -- grand (-it&aacute;, -esse, -ore). GREATEST: max grand, optimal. GREAT-GRANDFATHER: atavo<BR><BR> <B> GREATCOAT</B> -- surtute, palet&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> GREATLY</B> -- mult, fortmen<BR><BR> <B> GREEDY</B> -- avari (-t&aacute;). voraci; (eager) avid<BR><BR> <B> GREEN</B> -- verdi (-atri; (unripe) &iacute;nmatur; &iacute;nexpert; n. herbiera, prate; (colour) lu verdi, verde<BR><BR> <B> GREENFLY</B> -- afise<BR><BR> <B> GREENGAGE</B> -- verdi prun<BR><BR> <B> GREENGROCER</B> -- legumero, venditor de legumes<BR><BR> <B> GREENHORN</B> -- naivon, novicio<BR><BR> <B> GREENHOUSE</B> -- tepidarium<BR><BR> <B> GREET</B> -- salutar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> GREGARIOUS</B> -- gregari<BR><BR> <B> GRENADE</B> -- ~ (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> GREY</B> -- grisi (-atri)<BR><BR> <B> GREYHOUND</B> -- levriero<BR><BR> <B> GRID</B> -- (cul.) grill<BR><BR> <B> GRIDDLE</B> -- padelle<BR><BR> <B> GRID-IRON</B> -- grill<BR><BR> <B> GRIEF</B> -- grive, afliction<BR><BR> <B> GRIEVANCE</B> -- plende<BR><BR> <B> GRIEVE</B> -- chagrinar, grivar<BR><BR> <B> GRIEVOUS</B> -- chagrinant, vexatori, pesant<BR><BR> <B> GRILL</B> -- ~ (-ar); (meat) carne grillat<BR><BR> <B> GRIM</B> -- severi, rigorosi, austeri<BR><BR> <B> GRIMACE</B> -- grimasse (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> GRIMY</B> -- sordidissim<BR><BR> <B> GRIN</B> -- ridettachar, grinar<BR><BR> <B> GRIND</B> -- (corn) molinar; (sharpen) acutar, slifar; (grate) triturar, fricter, raspar; (teeth) grinsar<BR><BR> <B> GRINDSTONE</B> -- mol; slif-petre, slifuore<BR><BR> <B> GRIP</B> -- (handle) anse, manuette, tenette; v. prender, araffar, serrar<BR><BR> <B> GRIPES</B> -- colica<BR><BR> <B> GRIPPING</B> -- emotionant<BR><BR> <B> GRISLY</B> -- terribil, grisatri<BR><BR> <B> GRIST</B> -- grane a molinar, grane molinat<BR><BR> <B> GRISTLE</B> -- cartil&aacute;gine<BR><BR> <B> GRIT</B> -- sand, gravie; corage<BR><BR> <B> GROAN</B> -- gemir (-ida)<BR><BR> <B> GROCER</B> -- spicero (-&iacute;e, -&iacute;a)<BR><BR> <B> GROG</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GROGGY</B> -- chancelant, ebrie<BR><BR> <B> GROIN</B> -- inguine (-al); (arch.) angul, creste<BR><BR> <B> GROOM</B> -- stalle-servitor; sponso; v. cuidar, nettar<BR><BR> <B> GROOVE</B> -- canalette, sulca; (carp.) cannelura; v. cannelurar<BR><BR> <B> GROPE</B> -- v. palpar, palpear, tastar. TO ~ ONE'S WAY: serchar tastante li via<BR><BR> <B> GROSS</B> -- a. gross; &iacute;ndelicat, crud, grossieri. ~ WEIGHT: brutto; n. (twelve dozen) grosse<BR><BR> <B> GROTESQUE</B> -- grotesc<BR><BR> <B> GROTTO</B> -- grotte<BR><BR> <B> GROUND</B> -- (soil) suol, terre; (place) terren; (londer water) bass fund; (basis) base, fundament; (motive) motive, rason, cause; (background) funde; v. (~ in the elements) docer li rudimentes; (to run aground) strandar<BR><BR> <B> GROUND-FLOOR</B> -- terr-etage<BR><BR> <B> GROUNDNUT</B> -- arachide<BR><BR> <B> GROUNDS</B> -- (dregs) sediment<BR><BR> <B> GROUP</B> -- gruppe (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> GROUSE</B> -- (bird) tetrix. RUFFLED ~: tetraon; v. plendir<BR><BR> <B> GROVE</B> -- boscage<BR><BR> <B> GROVEL</B> -- repter abjectmen avan alqu&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> GROW</B> -- v.n. crescer, acrescer; augmentar se; (become) devenir; (~ up) adultijar; v.a. producter, cultivar<BR><BR> <B> GROWL</B> -- v. grunir (-ida)<BR><BR> <B> GROWTH</B> -- crescentie; (bot.) crescement, crescon; progresse, production; excrescentie<BR><BR> <B> GRUB 1|GRUB</B> -- fossar, cavar, scrapar<BR><BR> <B> GRUB 2|GRUB</B> -- n. larve; verme; (food) manjage<BR><BR> <B> GRUDGE</B> -- v. a. invidiar; v. n. ne voler, far alqu&oacute; contra volunt&aacute;; n. rancore (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> GRUEL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GRUESOME</B> -- horrid, horribil, macabri<BR><BR> <B> GRUFF</B> -- rauc, brusqui, abrupt, desafabil<BR><BR> <B> GRUMBLE</B> -- n. murmura (-ar), plende (-ir), grunida<BR><BR> <B> GRUNT</B> -- grunir (-ida)<BR><BR> <B> GUANO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GUARANTEE</B> -- v. garantir, dar caution; n. garantie<BR><BR> <B> GUARANTOR</B> -- garante<BR><BR> <B> GUARD</B> -- v. gardar, protecter; (mar.) watchar; (be on ~) esser in watch; n. watch (-mann), sentinelle; (keeper) gardero; (screen) scren; (mil.) guardie; (rail.) conductor; (protective device) para- (-foy, -vent etc.)<BR><BR> <B> GUARDED</B> -- a. caut, discret<BR><BR> <B> GUARDIAN</B> -- tutor (-atu), curator, protector, gardator<BR><BR> <B> GUELDER ROSE</B> -- viburne<BR><BR> <B> GUERILLA</B> -- guerrilla (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> GUESS</B> -- divinar, adivinar (-at), connecter (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> GUEST</B> -- gast. ~ HOUSE: albergo, gaster&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> GUFFAW</B> -- sonori ridache<BR><BR> <B> GUDGEON</B> -- gobie<BR><BR> <B> GUIDE</B> -- v. ducter, guidar; n. guidero, conductor; (sign) signe. ~BOOK: guide libre, libre por turisme<BR><BR> <B> GUILD</B> -- corporation, guilde, confratrie<BR><BR> <B> GUILE</B> -- astutie, insidie<BR><BR> <B> GUILLOTINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GUILT</B> -- culpa (-osi), culpabilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> GUINEA-PIG</B> -- cobaye<BR><BR> <B> GUINEA FOWL</B> -- numide<BR><BR> <B> GUISE</B> -- aspecte, vestage, costume. UNDER THE ~ OF RELIGION: sub li masca de religion<BR><BR> <B> GUITAR</B> -- gitarre<BR><BR> <B> GULF</B> -- abisse, golfe<BR><BR> <B> GULL</B> -- movette; v. dupar<BR><BR> <B> GULLET</B> -- gurgul, g&uacute;ttur<BR><BR> <B> GULLIBLE</B> -- (facil) dupabil<BR><BR> <B> GULLY</B> -- ravine, cannel, canyonette<BR><BR> <B> GULP</B> -- v. glotir<BR><BR> <B> GUM</B> -- (adhesive) gumme (-ar), colle; (of teeth) gengive<BR><BR> <B> GUMBOIL</B> -- abscesse gengival<BR><BR> <B> GUN</B> -- fusil, musquete, cannon. GUN-BARREL: fusil-tub<BR><BR> <B> GUN-CARRIAGE</B> -- afuste<BR><BR> <B> GUNPOWDER</B> -- p&uacute;lvere<BR><BR> <B> GUNSHOT</B> -- tir. OUT OF ~: preter tir-distantie, &iacute;natingibil<BR><BR> <B> GUNSMITH</B> -- fabricante de armes<BR><BR> <B> GUNWALE</B> -- plat-bord<BR><BR> <B> GURGLE</B> -- gurgulear, gluglutar; n. gluglute<BR><BR> <B> GUSH</B> -- v. (ex)fluer; (of speech) parlar sentimentalmen o exageratmen<BR><BR> <B> GUSHING</B> -- fervorosi, efusiv<BR><BR> <B> GUST</B> -- burasca, squall (-i, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> GUT</B> -- intestine, intrallia; v. eviscerar<BR><BR> <B> GUTTAPERCHA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GUTTER</B> -- canalette; (roof) guttiere<BR><BR> <B> GUTTURAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> GUY</B> -- efigie; personache; caricatura<BR><BR> <B> GUZZLE</B> -- trincachar, trincar avidmen<BR><BR> <B> GYMNASIUM</B> -- sala gimnastic; (school) gimnasium<BR><BR> <B> GYMNAST</B> -- gimnast (-ic, -ica)<BR><BR> <B> GYPSUM</B> -- gipse<BR><BR> <B> GYPSY</B> -- cigane (-a, -o)<BR><BR> <B> GYRATE</B> -- girar (-ation, -atori), rotar<BR><BR> <B> GYROSCOPE</B> -- giroscop<BR><BR> <B> GYVES</B> -- catenas, ferres<BR><BR> 953 4191 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue h]] moved to [[english-Interlingue h]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> HABERDASHER</B> -- pasmentero (-&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> HABILIMENTS</B> -- vestimentes<BR><BR> <B> HABILITATE</B> -- habilitar<BR><BR> <B> HABIT</B> -- h&aacute;bitu (-al), costume, usu; (costume) costume. TO BE IN THE ~: esser acustomat<BR><BR> <B> HABITABLE</B> -- habitabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> HABITAT</B> -- domicilie<BR><BR> <B> HABITATION</B> -- ~; domicilie<BR><BR> <B> HABITUATE</B> -- acustomar<BR><BR> <B> HACK</B> -- hacca (-ar); (horse) cavalle luat, cavallache<BR><BR> <B> HACKNEY-COACH</B> -- fiacre<BR><BR> <B> HACKNEYED</B> -- omnidial, tro usat, banal<BR><BR> <B> HADDOCK</B> -- eglefin<BR><BR> <B> HAEMORRHAGE</B> -- hemoragie, sanguada<BR><BR> <B> HAFT</B> -- tenette, manuette, anse<BR><BR> <B> HAG</B> -- feminach<BR><BR> <B> HAGGARD</B> -- magri, marasmat<BR><BR> <B> HAGGLE</B> -- mercachar<BR><BR> <B> HAIL</B> -- n. grel (-ar, -un)<BR><BR> <B> HAIL</B> -- v. aclamar; (summon) advocar; (greet) salutar. TO ~ FROM: provenir de. WITHIN ~: in distantie de voce. HAIL!: salutation!, hall&oacute;!<BR><BR> <B> HAIR</B> -- capille (-osi); (animals) crine. HEAD OF ~: capillatura. ~ DRESSER: frisero. ~NET: reticelle<BR><BR> <B> HAIRLESS</B> -- calvi<BR><BR> <B> HAKE</B> -- mor&uacute;e siccat, stockfish<BR><BR> <B> HALBERD</B> -- halebarde<BR><BR> <B> HALCYON</B> -- calm, seren; (bird) alcion<BR><BR> <B> HALE</B> -- a. frisc, san; v. trenar<BR><BR> <B> HALF</B> -- dem&iacute;. ~ BROTHER: mi-fratre; adv. dem&iacute;men<BR><BR> <B> HALPBREED</B> -- mestisse<BR><BR> <B> HALPMAST</B> -- ye dem&iacute;-mast<BR><BR> <B> HALL</B> -- hall, sala, salon. ENTRANCE~: vestibul<BR><BR> <B> HALL-MARK</B> -- stamps (sur juveles); marca de qualit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> HALLOW</B> -- v. santificar, consacrar<BR><BR> <B> HALLUCINATION</B> -- halucination, ilusion<BR><BR> <B> HALO</B> -- aureol; (of moon) halo, nimbe<BR><BR> <B> HALT</B> -- v. haltar, stoppar; (of speech) hesitar; a. (lame) claudicant<BR><BR> <B> HALTER</B> -- col-strap, cap-strap<BR><BR> <B> HALVE</B> -- divider in du, demiar<BR><BR> <B> HALYARD</B> -- drisse<BR><BR> <B> HAM</B> -- jambon; (anat.) hanche<BR><BR> <B> HAMLET</B> -- villagette<BR><BR> <B> HAMMER</B> -- martell (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> HAMMOCK</B> -- hamac<BR><BR> <B> HAMPER</B> -- v. iinpedir, retardar; n. pacca corbe<BR><BR> <B> HAMSTER</B> -- hamstre<BR><BR> <B> HAND</B> -- manu; (of clock) indicator; (work man) ovrero, mann. AT ~: che manu, proxim. ON THE ONE ~: ye un l&aacute;tere. TO TAKE A ~ IN: partiprender; v. manuar; passar, transdar<BR><BR> <B> HANDBAG</B> -- reticul<BR><BR> <B> HANDBARROW</B> -- pussa-carrette<BR><BR> <B> HANDBILL</B> -- foliette, folie volant<BR><BR> <B> HANDBOOK</B> -- manuale<BR><BR> <B> HANDCUFFS</B> -- manu-ferres<BR><BR> <B> HANDFULL</B> -- manuade<BR><BR> <B> HANDICAP</B> -- impediment, desavantage; (sport) handicap (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> HANDICRAFT</B> -- mestiere, artise<BR><BR> <B> HANDIWORK</B> -- artise, ovre manual<BR><BR> <B> HANDKERCHIEF</B> -- nas-linette<BR><BR> <B> HANDLE</B> -- v. tractar, manipular, tuchar; n. anse, manuette, tenette<BR><BR> <B> HANDLEBAR</B> -- guidon, bielle<BR><BR> <B> HANDMAID</B> -- servitora<BR><BR> <B> HANDRAIL</B> -- balustrade-fust<BR><BR> <B> HANDSHAKE</B> -- manu-pression<BR><BR> <B> HANDSOME</B> -- bell, jolli; generosi<BR><BR> <B> HANDWRITING</B> -- caligrafie, scritura, manu scrite<BR><BR> <B> HANDY</B> -- habil, d&eacute;xteri: (at hand) che manu, proxim; (convenient) convenent<BR><BR> <B> HANG</B> -- v. a. apender, acrocar; (wallpaper) tapetar; (to be hanging) pender. TO ~ AROUND: flanar. TO ~ BACK: vacillar, retener se. TO ~ TOGETHER: coherer<BR><BR> <B> HANGAR</B> -- hangare<BR><BR> <B> HANGER-ON</B> -- parasite<BR><BR> <B> HANGINGS</B> -- tapete, cortines<BR><BR> <B> HANGOVER</B> -- posebriachie<BR><BR> <B> HANK</B> -- pelote, glom<BR><BR> <B> HANKER</B> -- v. desirar vivmen<BR><BR> <B> HAP</B> -- n. chance, hasarde<BR><BR> <B> HAPHAZARD</B> -- adv. ye hasarde, hasardmen<BR><BR> <B> HAPLESS</B> -- &iacute;nfelici, &iacute;nfortunat<BR><BR> <B> HAPLY</B> -- per chance<BR><BR> <B> HAPPEN</B> -- evenir (-iment), accider, ocurrer (-entie)<BR><BR> <B> HAPPY</B> -- felici, joyosi; beat<BR><BR> <B> HARANGUE</B> -- n. oration, declamation<BR><BR> <B> HARASS</B> -- v. molestar, incomodar, genar, tormentar<BR><BR> <B> HARBINGER</B> -- precursor<BR><BR> <B> HARBOUR</B> -- n. portu; (fig.) asil; v. (persons) albergar<BR><BR> <B> HARD</B> -- dur, firm, desfacil, fort, penosi, solid; (unfeeling) &iacute;nsensibil. ~ UP: indigent. ~ A STARBOARD: strett a stir bord. ~ A PORT: strett a babord. ~ OF HEARING: surdatri. ~ BY: proximissim; adv. fortmen<BR><BR> <B> HARDIHOOD</B> -- audacie, temerarit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> HARDLY</B> -- apen. ~ ANYONE: presc nequ&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> HARDSHIP</B> -- adversit&aacute;, penosit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> HARDWARE</B> -- quincallia (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> HARDY</B> -- fort, robust<BR><BR> <B> HARE</B> -- l&eacute;por (-in)<BR><BR> <B> HAREBRAINED</B> -- folli, stult<BR><BR> <B> HARE-LIP</B> -- labie leporatri<BR><BR> <B> HAREM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HARK</B> -- v. escutar<BR><BR> <B> HARLEQUIN</B> -- arlequin (-ade)<BR><BR> <B> HARLOT</B> -- prostituta, hetera<BR><BR> <B> HARM</B> -- v. nocer (-entie), damagear, leder; n. damage<BR><BR> <B> HARMFUL</B> -- nociv, malefic<BR><BR> <B> HARMLESS</B> -- &iacute;nofensiv, &iacute;nnociv<BR><BR> <B> HARMONY</B> -- harmonie (-ica, -isar, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> HARMONIUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HARNESS</B> -- harness (-ar, -ament)<BR><BR> <B> HARP</B> -- harpe (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> HARPOON</B> -- harpune (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> HARPSICHORD</B> -- spinett<BR><BR> <B> HARPY</B> -- harpie, megera<BR><BR> <B> HARRIER</B> -- l&eacute;por-cane<BR><BR> <B> HARROW</B> -- n. herse (-ar); v. (feelings) tormentar<BR><BR> <B> HARRY</B> -- spoliar, pilliar; tormentar, molestar<BR><BR> <B> HARSH</B> -- aspri, brusqui, severi; (voice) rauc (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> HART</B> -- cervo<BR><BR> <B> HARUM-SCARUM</B> -- frivolosi, savagi; n. garsonacho, bube<BR><BR> <B> HARVEST</B> -- recolte (-ar, -ator). HARVESTER: recolte-machine<BR><BR> <B> HASH</B> -- v. (bungle) bosillar; n. (cul.) rag&uacute;; mixtura<BR><BR> <B> HASP</B> -- haspe (-ar), croc<BR><BR> <B> HASSOCK</B> -- gen&uacute;-cussine, agenuore<BR><BR> <B> HASTE</B> -- hasta (-ar), rapidit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> HASTEN</B> -- hastar; accelerar<BR><BR> <B> HASTY</B> -- coleric, &iacute;npatient; hastosi<BR><BR> <B> HAT</B> -- chapel (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> HATCH (OUT)</B> -- covar, inventer; (in drawing) *sgraffir<BR><BR> <B> HATCHET</B> -- hacca, hachette<BR><BR> <B> HATCHWAY</B> -- luca<BR><BR> <B> HATE</B> -- odie (-osi); v. odiar<BR><BR> <B> HAUGHTY</B> -- arogant, orgolliosi, tro fier, superb<BR><BR> <B> HAUL</B> -- trenar, tirar; (naut.) holar, remor car; n. captura<BR><BR> <B> HAULM</B> -- halm, c&aacute;lame<BR><BR> <B> HAUNCH</B> -- hanche<BR><BR> <B> HAUNT</B> -- obseDer; frequentar, persecuter; n. refugia, loc frequentat<BR><BR> <B> HAUTBOY</B> -- hob&oacute;e<BR><BR> <B> HAVE</B> -- haver, posseDer; (auxiliary) har, TO ~ TO: dever<BR><BR> <B> HAVEN</B> -- portu; (refuge) asil<BR><BR> <B> HAVERSACK</B> -- sac dorsal, tornistre<BR><BR> <B> HAVOC</B> -- devastation<BR><BR> <B> HAW</B> -- bere de blancospine<BR><BR> <B> HAWFINCH</B> -- cocotrauste<BR><BR> <B> HAWK</B> -- astor; v. colportar (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> HAWSER</B> -- cable, amarre<BR><BR> <B> HAWTHORN</B> -- blancospine<BR><BR> <B> HAY</B> -- fen (-ero, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> HAY-FEVER</B> -- fen-catarre<BR><BR> <B> HAYRICK</B> -- fen-piramide<BR><BR> <B> HAZARD</B> -- hasarde (-ar, -al)<BR><BR> <B> HAZE</B> -- nebul (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> HAZEL</B> -- n. avelane (-iero); a. rubi-brun<BR><BR> <B> HE</B> -- il<BR><BR> <B> HEAD</B> -- cap; chef, mastro, principale, director; (source) fonte; (on beer) scum; a. chef-, principal; v. (be at the ~ of) esser ye li punta, preceder; (lead) ducter, comandar; (a ball) cap-pussar<BR><BR> <B> HEAD OVER HEELS, TO TURN</B> -- culbutar<BR><BR> <B> HEADACHE</B> -- cap-dolore; rupte-cap<BR><BR> <B> HEAD-FIRST</B> -- cap-ad-avan<BR><BR> <B> HEADING</B> -- n. rubrica<BR><BR> <B> HEADLAND</B> -- promontorie<BR><BR> <B> HEADMASTER</B> -- mastro, principale<BR><BR> <B> HEADQUARTERS</B> -- chef-locale, chef-quartere, centrale<BR><BR> <B> HEADSHIP</B> -- chefatu<BR><BR> <B> HEADSTRONG</B> -- impetuosi, obstinat, opiniatri<BR><BR> <B> HEADWAY</B> -- progresse<BR><BR> <B> HEADWIND</B> -- vente contrari<BR><BR> <B> HEADY</B> -- (of liquor) intoxicant, ebriativ<BR><BR> <B> HEAL</B> -- curar, sanar, resanar; (of wounds) cicatrisar<BR><BR> <B> HEALTH</B> -- sanit&aacute;, bon-essere. ~ RESORT: loc sanatori. ~ GIVING: sanativ<BR><BR> <B> HEALTHY</B> -- san; salubri<BR><BR> <B> HEAP</B> -- amasse, cumul, quantit&eacute;; v. amassar, acumular<BR><BR> <B> HEAR</B> -- v. audir<BR><BR> <B> HEARING</B> -- n. audie<BR><BR> <B> HEARKEN</B> -- escutar, atenter<BR><BR> <B> HEARSAY</B> -- rumore. BY ~: per rumore<BR><BR> <B> HEARSE</B> -- sarco-carre<BR><BR> <B> HEART</B> -- cordie; corage<BR><BR> <B> HEART, BY</B> -- ye memorie<BR><BR> <B> HEARTBURN</B> -- pirose<BR><BR> <B> HEARTEN</B> -- incoragear, animar<BR><BR> <B> HEARTH</B> -- camine, foyiere<BR><BR> <B> HEARTLESS</B> -- &iacute;nhuman, &iacute;nsensibil, dur<BR><BR> <B> HEARTY</B> -- cordial; (meal) ampli<BR><BR> <B> HEAT</B> -- calore; ardore, passion; v. calentar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> HEATH</B> -- erica-prates, paise erical<BR><BR> <B> HEATHEN</B> -- a. pagan (-o, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> HEATHER</B> -- erica<BR><BR> <B> HEAVE</B> -- (lift) levar, sublevar; (fling) jettar; (swell up) turner; (of ship) tangar. TO ~ TO: brassar travers, metter (li nave) a capea<BR><BR> <B> HEAVEN</B> -- ciel. ~LY: cielal, cielari, celest<BR><BR> <B> HEAVY</B> -- pesant, ponderosi. HOW ~ IS THE BASKET?: quant pesa li corbe?<BR><BR> <B> HEBDOMADAL</B> -- semanal<BR><BR> <B> HEBREW</B> -- a hebreic; n. hebr&eacute;o<BR><BR> <B> HECKLE</B> -- v. interpellar (-ator, -ard)<BR><BR> <B> HECTIC</B> -- excitant; (med.) hectic<BR><BR> <B> HEDGE</B> -- haga; v. (in)hagar; (betting) pariar bilateralmen, contra—pariar; (speech) vacillar, pariar evasivmen<BR><BR> <B> HEDGEHOG</B> -- erinacio, herisson<BR><BR> <B> HEED</B> -- atenter (-ion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> HEEL</B> -- calcan; (of boot, shoe) talon; v. talonar. TO ~ OVER: inclinar se<BR><BR> <B> HEGEMONY</B> -- hegemonie<BR><BR> <B> HEIFER</B> -- vaccella<BR><BR> <B> HEIGHT</B> -- altore, altit&aacute;, altitudine<BR><BR> <B> HEIGHTEN</B> -- elevar, augmentar; intensificar<BR><BR> <B> HEINOUS</B> -- abominabil, atroci<BR><BR> <B> HEIR</B> -- herede. ~ APPARENT: direct herede<BR><BR> <B> HEIRLOOM</B> -- heredate<BR><BR> <B> HELICAL</B> -- ~, spiral<BR><BR> <B> HELIOTROPE</B> -- heliotrop<BR><BR> <B> HELL</B> -- inferne (-al)<BR><BR> <B> HELLEBORE</B> -- (bot.) hel&eacute;bore<BR><BR> <B> HELM</B> -- stir (-ero, -mann)<BR><BR> <B> HELMET</B> -- casco, helm<BR><BR> <B> HELOT</B> -- helote<BR><BR> <B> HELP</B> -- v. auxiliar, assister, subtener, sucurser; (at table) servir, dar. HE CAN'T ~ IT: il ne posse ne far to, il ne posse evitar (impedir) to. THAT CAN'T BE HELPED: to ne posse'esser remediat. TO COME TO THE ~ OF: venir al sucurse de; n. auxilie; sucurse<BR><BR> <B> HELPFUL</B> -- util. ~LESS: &iacute;npotent<BR><BR> <B> HELPING</B> -- n. portion<BR><BR> <B> HELTER-SKELTER</B> -- pelmel, confusion<BR><BR> <B> HEM</B> -- n. orle (-ar); borde; v. (to ~ in) circumbarrar, circuindar, cernar<BR><BR> <B> HEMATITE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HEMI-</B> -- hemi-sfere, -plegie, -opie, etc.<BR><BR> <B> HEMLOCK</B> -- cicute<BR><BR> <B> HEMORRHAGE</B> -- hemoragie, sanguada<BR><BR> <B> HEMORRHOIDS</B> -- hemoroides (-al)<BR><BR> <B> HEMP</B> -- c&aacute;nabe<BR><BR> <B> HEN</B> -- gallina (-iere)<BR><BR> <B> HENBANE</B> -- hiosciame<BR><BR> <B> HENCE</B> -- for, de ci; (therefore) ergo, dunc, de to...<BR><BR> <B> HENCEFORTH</B> -- desde nu<BR><BR> <B> HENCHMAN</B> -- servero<BR><BR> <B> HEPATIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HEPTAGON</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> HER</B> -- (poss. adj.) su: (obj. case) la; (following a prep.) ella<BR><BR> <B> HERALD</B> -- heralde (-ic, -ica); v. anunciar<BR><BR> <B> HERB</B> -- (grass) herbe (-osi, -ari, -age, -al, -arisar, -arium, -iera, -ivori); plante<BR><BR> <B> HERD</B> -- greg; (swarin) turbe; v. gardar; amassar se<BR><BR> <B> HERE</B> -- ci. ~ IS, ~ ARE: vi<BR><BR> <B> HEREABOUTS</B> -- ci proxim<BR><BR> <B> HEREAFTER</B> -- plu tard, in futur<BR><BR> <B> HEREBY</B> -- per to<BR><BR> <B> HEREDITY</B> -- heredit&aacute; (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> HERESY</B> -- hereSie (-tic, -tico), heterodoxie<BR><BR> <B> HERETOFORE</B> -- antey, til nu<BR><BR> <B> HEREWITH</B> -- ci junt<BR><BR> <B> HERETAGE</B> -- heredage<BR><BR> <B> HERMAPHRODITE</B> -- n. hermafrodite (-ic); a. bisexual, hibrid<BR><BR> <B> HERMETIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HERMIT</B> -- eremite (-age), anacoret, solitario<BR><BR> <B> HERNIA</B> -- hernie<BR><BR> <B> HERO</B> -- her&oacute;e (-ic, -isme, -a)<BR><BR> <B> HERON</B> -- ~; ardea<BR><BR> <B> HERPES</B> -- h&eacute;rpes<BR><BR> <B> HERRING</B> -- harengo<BR><BR> <B> HESITATE</B> -- hesitar (-ant, -antie), vacillar<BR><BR> <B> HETERODOX</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> HETEROGENEOUS</B> -- heterogen<BR><BR> <B> HEW</B> -- haccar; batter; (stone) sculpter<BR><BR> <B> HEXAGON</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> HEYDAY</B> -- culmine, apog&eacute;, aurin et&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> HIATUS</B> -- lacune; (gram.) hiatu<BR><BR> <B> HIBERNATE</B> -- hivernar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> HICCOUGH</B> -- n. hicca (-ar, -ada)<BR><BR> <B> HIDE</B> -- v. celar, ocultar<BR><BR> <B> HIDE</B> -- n. cute, pelle; (of land) hube<BR><BR> <B> HIDEOUS</B> -- hideosi, ofensiv, horribil<BR><BR> <B> HIDING-PLACE</B> -- ocultuore<BR><BR> <B> HIE</B> -- hastar<BR><BR> <B> HIERARCH</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> HIEROGLYPH</B> -- hieroglif (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> HIGGLEDY-PIGGLEDY</B> -- confuset, pelmel<BR><BR> <B> HIGH</B> -- alt; (meat) desfrisc, infectet; (sea) apert. HIGHLY; tre<BR><BR> <B> HIGH-CLASS</B> -- de alt classe<BR><BR> <B> HIGHFLOWN</B> -- inflat, pomposi<BR><BR> <B> HIGH-HANDED</B> -- arbitrari, despotic<BR><BR> <B> HIGHLAND</B> -- alt montania, alt paise<BR><BR> <B> HIGH-MINDED</B> -- de alt anim, nobli<BR><BR> <B> HIGHNESS</B> -- Altesse, Excellentie<BR><BR> <B> HIGHROAD</B> -- choss&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> HIGH-SPIRITED</B> -- vivaci, audaci<BR><BR> <B> HIGHWAYMAN</B> -- bandite, brigante<BR><BR> <B> HILARIOUS</B> -- gayissim, hilari (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> HILL</B> -- coline; declive<BR><BR> <B> HILLOCK</B> -- tumul<BR><BR> <B> HILLY</B> -- montosi<BR><BR> <B> HILT</B> -- tenette<BR><BR> <B> HIM</B> -- le. HIMSELF: se. HE HIM: il self<BR><BR> <B> HIND</B> -- n. cerva<BR><BR> <B> HINDER- 1.|HINDER</B> -- a. posteriori<BR><BR> <B> HINDER 2.|HINDER</B> -- v. impedir, obstructer<BR><BR> <B> HINDMOST</B> -- ultim<BR><BR> <B> HINGE</B> -- pivot, charnire, gonde; v. (~ on) depender de<BR><BR> <B> HINT</B> -- signe, alusion; v. indicar, dar signe, aluder, suggester<BR><BR> <B> HINTERLAND</B> -- ~, interiore del pais<BR><BR> <B> HIP</B> -- hanche, coxe; (bot.) ros-bere, rosi-fructe<BR><BR> <B> HIPPODROME</B> -- hipodrom<BR><BR> <B> HIPPOPOTAMUS</B> -- hipopotam<BR><BR> <B> HIRE</B> -- luar; (servante) ingagear. TO ~ OUT: locar, forluar<BR><BR> <B> HIRE PURCHASE</B> -- compra secun ratas<BR><BR> <B> HIRSUTE</B> -- vellut, capillut<BR><BR> <B> HISS</B> -- sibilar<BR><BR> <B> HISTORY</B> -- historie (-ic, -ico, -ograf)<BR><BR> <B> HISTRIONIC</B> -- actoral, teatric<BR><BR> <B> HIT</B> -- frappar, batter; dar in lu blanc; n. successe; (shooting) centre<BR><BR> <B> HITCH</B> -- v. acrocar; n. (in ropes) nod (de sede); (interruption) impediment, interruption<BR><BR> <B> HITHER</B> -- a ci<BR><BR> <B> HITHERTO</B> -- til nu<BR><BR> <B> HIVE</B> -- apiere<BR><BR> <B> HOAR-FROST</B> -- gela crinosi, pruine<BR><BR> <B> HOARD</B> -- v. amassar secretmen, acumular; n. provision, stock, amasse<BR><BR> <B> HOARDINGS</B> -- planc-palissade<BR><BR> <B> HOARSE</B> -- rauc (-it&aacute;, -ore)<BR><BR> <B> HOARY</B> -- ancian, blanc pro et&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> HOAX</B> -- v. mistificar, decepter, dupar<BR><BR> <B> HOB</B> -- suporte, plate<BR><BR> <B> HOBBLE</B> -- v. claudicar; ligar li pedes<BR><BR> <B> HOBBY</B> -- dad&aacute;, cavallette<BR><BR> <B> HOBNAIL</B> -- huf-clove<BR><BR> <B> HOBNOB</B> -- associar se familiarimen con<BR><BR> <B> HOCK</B> -- ~ , vine rhenan<BR><BR> <B> HOCKEY</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HOCUS-POCUS</B> -- charlataner&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> HOD</B> -- mortre-trog, trog por briques, porta-brique<BR><BR> <B> HOE</B> -- binette, sarcluore, jardin-hacc<BR><BR> <B> HOG</B> -- svino, porco<BR><BR> <B> HOGSHEAD</B> -- grand baril<BR><BR> <B> HOIST</B> -- hissar, levar; n. elevator, lift<BR><BR> <B> HOLD</B> -- v. tener, haver, posseDer; contener; mantener, opiner, considerar, afirmar.<BR><BR> <B> TO HOLD BACK|HOLD</B> -- retener, detener; frenar.<BR><BR> <B> TO HOLD GOOD|HOLD</B> -- valer.<BR><BR> <B> TO HOLD ONE'S TONGUE|HOLD</B> -- tacer.<BR><BR> <B> TO HOLD OUT|HOLD</B> -- durar, resister.<BR><BR> <B> TO HOLD TOGETHER|HOLD</B> -- coherer, esser solidari.<BR><BR> <B> TO HOLD UP|HOLD</B> -- stop par, haltar; suportar.<BR><BR> <B> TO LOSE HOLD OF|HOLD</B> -- perdir li guvernantie de; n. cargo-funde, hold<BR><BR> <B> HOLDER</B> -- (person) tenente; (receptacle) vase, receptuore, centenente. By affixes porta-, -iero: porta—cigarre or cigarr iero ( Engl. cigar-holder)<BR><BR> <B> HOLDALL</B> -- necessarium<BR><BR> <B> HOLDING</B> -- (land) parcelle; (small) hube<BR><BR> <B> HOLE</B> -- fore, apertura; (in ground) cava, antre, fosse<BR><BR> <B> HOLIDAY</B> -- vacanties; (public) die festal<BR><BR> <B> HOLLOW</B> -- cavi (-t&aacute;); (vain) van, vacui; (of sound) obtusi, cavernal; v. (ex)cavar; n. cavit&aacute;, incavatura<BR><BR> <B> HOLLY</B> -- ilex<BR><BR> <B> HOLLYHOCK</B> -- malva-rose<BR><BR> <B> HOLOCAUST</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HOLSTER</B> -- pistoliere<BR><BR> <B> HOLY</B> -- sant (-it&aacute;, -esse), sacri, sacrosant<BR><BR> <B> HOMAGE</B> -- ~, veneration<BR><BR> <B> HOME</B> -- hem (-atri); domicilie; pais natal; (institution) asil. MRS. N. IS AT ~ ON TUESDAY: Sra. N. accepte chascun mardi. AT ~: in hem<BR><BR> <B> HOMELESS</B> -- sin hem, sin tegment<BR><BR> <B> HOMELY</B> -- simplic, rud, hematri<BR><BR> <B> HOMESICK</B> -- nostalgic<BR><BR> <B> HOMICIDE</B> -- ~ (-al, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> HOMOEOPATH</B> -- homeopat (-ic. -ie)<BR><BR> <B> HOMOGENEOUS</B> -- hoinogen (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> HOMOLOGOUS</B> -- homolog<BR><BR> <B> HOMONYM</B> -- homonim<BR><BR> <B> HONE</B> -- n. slif-petre, slifuore; v. slifar<BR><BR> <B> HONEST</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> HONEY</B> -- miel (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> HONEYCOMB</B> -- n. miel-cellulage<BR><BR> <B> HONEYMOON</B> -- lun de miel, raiel-lune<BR><BR> <B> HONEYSUCKLE</B> -- caprifolie<BR><BR> <B> HONORARIUM</B> -- honorarie<BR><BR> <B> HONORARY</B> -- honorari<BR><BR> <B> HONOUR</B> -- honor (-ar, -abil)<BR><BR> <B> HOOD</B> -- capuce<BR><BR> <B> HOODWINK</B> -- decepter, dupar<BR><BR> <B> HOOP</B> -- huf<BR><BR> <B> HOOK</B> -- croc. CLOTHES ~: patere. FISH ~: pisca-croc<BR><BR> <B> HOOLIGAN</B> -- rixard<BR><BR> <B> HOOP</B> -- anelle de baril, cuv-bande<BR><BR> <B> HOOPING-COUGH</B> -- cocluche<BR><BR> <B> HOOT</B> -- v. ulular (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> HOP</B> -- (bot.) lupul (-iera); v. saltear, saltillar<BR><BR> <B> HOPE</B> -- v. esperar; n. espera, esperantie<BR><BR> <B> HOPEFUL</B> -- incorageant. TO BE ~: esperar<BR><BR> <B> HOPELESS</B> -- sin espera(ntie), &iacute;ncurabil, sin perspectives<BR><BR> <B> HORDE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HORIZON</B> -- horizonte (-al)<BR><BR> <B> HORMON</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HORN</B> -- corn; (horns of stag etc.) cornatura; (ent.) antenne<BR><BR> <B> HORNBEAM</B> -- carpine<BR><BR> <B> HORNET</B> -- calabron<BR><BR> <B> HORNY</B> -- callosi<BR><BR> <B> HOROSCOPE</B> -- horoscop<BR><BR> <B> HORRIBLE</B> -- horribil<BR><BR> <B> HORRID</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HORRIFY</B> -- aterrer<BR><BR> <B> HORROR</B> -- horrore. ~ STRUCK: terret<BR><BR> <B> HORSE</B> -- cavalle; (wooden frame) stative<BR><BR> <B> HORSE-CHESTNUT</B> -- hippocastanie<BR><BR> <B> HORSE-COMB</B> -- strigul<BR><BR> <B> HORSEMAN</B> -- cavalcator<BR><BR> <B> HORSEPLAY</B> -- violent conduida<BR><BR> <B> HORSERADISH</B> -- armoracia<BR><BR> <B> HORSESHOE</B> -- huf-ferre<BR><BR> <B> HORTICULTURE</B> -- horticultura (-al, -alist)<BR><BR> <B> HOSANNA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HOSE</B> -- (pipe) tube; (stocking) strump (-er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> HOSPICE</B> -- hospicie, asil<BR><BR> <B> HOSPITABLE</B> -- hospedal (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> HOSPITAL</B> -- hospitale. FIELD ~: ambulantia<BR><BR> <B> HOST</B> -- h&oacute;sped; (large company) turbe, arm&eacute;, grand n&uacute;mere; (eccl.) hostie<BR><BR> <B> HOSTAGE</B> -- ostage, garantiario<BR><BR> <B> HOSTEL</B> -- albergo, gaster&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> HOSTILE</B> -- &iacute;namical, hostil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> HOT</B> -- calid<BR><BR> <B> HOTBED</B> -- bed calid; (fig.) cover&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> HOTEL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HOTHEAD</B> -- colerico, impulsivon<BR><BR> <B> HOTHOUSE</B> -- tepidarium, plantedom<BR><BR> <B> HOUND</B> -- n. chass-cane: v. chassar<BR><BR> <B> HOUR</B> -- hor (-al, -ari)<BR><BR> <B> HOURGLASS</B> -- sand-horloge<BR><BR> <B> HOUSE</B> -- n. dom; (comm.) firma; (performance) presentation; v. albergar, inlogiar<BR><BR> <B> HOUSE-BREAKER</B> -- (thief) rupte-furtard<BR><BR> <B> HOUSEHOLD</B> -- menage<BR><BR> <B> HOUSEHOLDER</B> -- d&oacute;mino, capo de familie<BR><BR> <B> HOUSEKEEPER</B> -- menagera; dom-intendante<BR><BR> <B> HOUSEMAID</B> -- domestica, servitora<BR><BR> <B> HOUSEWIFE</B> -- d&oacute;mina<BR><BR> <B> HOVEL</B> -- cabanach, domach<BR><BR> <B> HOVER</B> -- planear<BR><BR> <B> HOW</B> -- qualmen. HOW MUCH, HOW MANY: quant<BR><BR> <B> HOWEVER</B> -- t&aacute;men, totvez; (in whatever way) quamcunc. ~ FAR IT IS: quantcunc lontan it es<BR><BR> <B> HOWITZER</B> -- haube<BR><BR> <B> HOWL</B> -- v. ulular, criachar; (weep) plorachar<BR><BR> <B> HUB</B> -- nabe<BR><BR> <B> HUBBUB</B> -- tumultu, pandemonie<BR><BR> <B> HUCKSTER</B> -- colportero, mercachon<BR><BR> <B> HUDDLE</B> -- v. compressor se, ahoccar se densi men, esser compact<BR><BR> <B> HUE</B> -- color, nuancie<BR><BR> <B> HUE AND CRY</B> -- clamore<BR><BR> <B> HUFF</B> -- v. ofender; (at draughts) pun-capter. TO BE IN A ~: budar; n. subit colere<BR><BR> <B> HUG</B> -- inbrassar, circumbrassar, caressar<BR><BR> <B> HUGE</B> -- grand(issim), colossal<BR><BR> <B> HULK</B> -- hulc, carcasse (de nave)<BR><BR> <B> HULL</B> -- (husk) shell, velop; (skin) pelle<BR><BR> <B> HUM</B> -- v. murmurar, cantillar, susurrar; (bee) burdonar<BR><BR> <B> HUMAN</B> -- human (-ist, -it&aacute;, -itari, -itarian, -isar). ~ BEING: hom (-an)<BR><BR> <B> HUMANITY</B> -- (feeling) humanit&aacute;; (race) homanit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> HUMBLE</B> -- a. humil (-it&aacute;, -ar)<BR><BR> <B> HUMBLE-BEE</B> -- burdon<BR><BR> <B> HUMBUG</B> -- (person) charlatan (-ar, -er&iacute;e); bluff, nonsense<BR><BR> <B> HUMDRUM</B> -- banal, monoton<BR><BR> <B> HUMERUS</B> -- humer (-al)<BR><BR> <B> HUMID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> HUMILIATE</B> -- humiliar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> HUMMING-BIRD</B> -- colibr&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> HUMOUR</B> -- humor (-ist, -istic), esprite; v. compleser, indulger<BR><BR> <B> HUMP</B> -- boss&eacute;. HUMPY: bossosi<BR><BR> <B> HUMP-BACKED</B> -- bossut<BR><BR> <B> HUMUS</B> -- humo<BR><BR> <B> HUNCH</B> -- v. bossar, curvar<BR><BR> <B> HUNCHBACK</B> -- bosson, bossato<BR><BR> <B> HUNDRED</B> -- cent; n. centene. HUNDREDTH: centesim. HUNDREDFOLD: centiplic<BR><BR> <B> HUNDREDWEIGHT</B> -- quintale<BR><BR> <B> HUNGER</B> -- fame; v. suffrer fame<BR><BR> <B> HUNGRY</B> -- afamat<BR><BR> <B> HUNK</B> -- gross pezze<BR><BR> <B> HUNT</B> -- chassar. ~ FOR: serchar<BR><BR> <B> HUNTER</B> -- chassator, chassero; chass-cavalle<BR><BR> <B> HURDLE</B> -- grate, agne-trellie<BR><BR> <B> HURL</B> -- jettar (violentmen) , lansar<BR><BR> <B> HURRAH</B> -- hurr&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> HURRICANE</B> -- uragane<BR><BR> <B> HURRY</B> -- v.n. hastar; v.a. accelerar; n. hasta, urgentie<BR><BR> <B> HURT</B> -- doler, dolorar; (damage) damagear, leder; (feelings) ofender; (harm) nocer; (injure) vulnerar, injuriar<BR><BR> <B> HUSBAND</B> -- marito; v. economisar<BR><BR> <B> HUSBANDRY</B> -- agricultura, cultivation<BR><BR> <B> HUSH</B> -- v. far tacer, quietar. TO ~ UP: ocultar; celar; (interj.) sst!; n. calmesse, silentie<BR><BR> <B> HUSK</B> -- invelope, cortice, shell<BR><BR> <B> HUSKY</B> -- rauc, aspri<BR><BR> <B> HUSSAR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> HUSSY</B> -- feminach<BR><BR> <B> HUSTLE</B> -- presser (se), hastar; pussar<BR><BR> <B> HUT</B> -- cabane, baracca<BR><BR> <B> HUTCH</B> -- domette (por cunicul)<BR><BR> <B> HYACINTH</B> -- hiacinte<BR><BR> <B> HYBRID</B> -- hibride (-isar)<BR><BR> <B> HYDRA</B> -- hidre<BR><BR> <B> HYDRANGEA</B> -- hortensia<BR><BR> <B> HYDRANT</B> -- hidrante<BR><BR> <B> HYDRATE</B> -- hidrate<BR><BR> <B> HYDRAULIC</B> -- hidraulic (-ica)<BR><BR> <B> HYDRO-</B> -- as in English: hidro-fobie, -terapie, -termal etc.<BR><BR> <B> HYENA</B> -- hien<BR><BR> <B> HYGIENE</B> -- higiene (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> HYMENEAL</B> -- nuptial<BR><BR> <B> HYMN</B> -- himne (-arium)<BR><BR> <B> HYPERBOLE</B> -- hip&eacute;rbol (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> HYPERCRITICAL</B> -- hipercritic<BR><BR> <B> HYPHEN</B> -- tir&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> HYPNOSIS</B> -- hipnoSe (-tic, -tisar, -tisme)<BR><BR> <B> HYPOCHONDRIA</B> -- melancolie<BR><BR> <B> HYPOCRITE</B> -- hipocrit (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> HYPOTENUSE</B> -- hipotenuse<BR><BR> <B> HYPOTHESIS</B> -- hipoteSe (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> HYSTERIA</B> -- histerie (-ic)<BR><BR> 954 4193 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue i]] moved to [[english-Interlingue i]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> I</B> -- yo<BR><BR> <B> IAMBIC</B> -- n. iamb; a. iambic<BR><BR> <B> IBIS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ICE</B> -- glacie (-al); (sweetmeat) gelate; v. (cool) afrigidar; (cover with sugar) sucrar<BR><BR> <B> ICEBERG</B> -- ~, glacie-monte<BR><BR> <B> ICEBREAKER</B> -- rupte-glacie<BR><BR> <B> ICE-CREAM</B> -- gelate<BR><BR> <B> ICEFIELD</B> -- camp de glacie<BR><BR> <B> ICEPLOUGH</B> -- glacie-plug<BR><BR> <B> ICICLE</B> -- candel de glacie<BR><BR> <B> ICON</B> -- icone, sant image<BR><BR> <B> ICONOCLAST</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> ICONOCLASM</B> -- iconoclasme<BR><BR> <B> ICY</B> -- glacial, frigid<BR><BR> <B> IDEA</B> -- id&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> IDEAL</B> -- a. ideal; n. ideale (-ist, -isme, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> IDENTICAL</B> -- identic<BR><BR> <B> IDENTIFY 1.|IDENTITY</B> -- identificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> IDENTITY 2.|IDENTITY</B> -- identit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> IDIOCY</B> -- idiotie<BR><BR> <B> IDIOM</B> -- idioma (-tic); (idiomatic expression idiotisme<BR><BR> <B> IDIOSYNCRASY</B> -- idiosincrasie, particularit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> IDIOT</B> -- idiot (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> IDLE</B> -- a. indolent; (lazy) pigri; (vane) van, futil, l&iacute;ber, ne usat; v. TO ~ ONE'S TIME AWAY: flanar, passar li t&eacute;mpor fante nec&oacute;s. TO BE ~: ne esser ocupat; ne functionant<BR><BR> <B> IDOL</B> -- idol (-atro, -atrie, -cultu, -isar) IDYLL: idille (-io)<BR><BR> <B> IF</B> -- si; (whether) ca<BR><BR> <B> IGNEOUS</B> -- foyatri<BR><BR> <B> IGNIS FATUUS</B> -- foy errant<BR><BR> <B> IGNITE</B> -- accenDer (se) (-sion), inflammar<BR><BR> <B> IGNOBLE</B> -- vili, abject, &iacute;nnobli<BR><BR> <B> IGNOMINY</B> -- ignominie (-osi), honte<BR><BR> <B> IGNORAMUS</B> -- ignorante<BR><BR> <B> IGNORANT</B> -- ~ (-ie), &iacute;neducat, &iacute;ncult<BR><BR> <B> IGNORE</B> -- ignorar; ficter ne vider ILL: a. malad, &iacute;ndisposit; (bad) mal; n. male, lu mal<BR><BR> <B> ILL-ADVISED</B> -- inprudent<BR><BR> <B> ILLEGAL</B> -- &iacute;nlegal (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> ILLEGIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nleibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> ILLEGITIMATE</B> -- &iacute;nlegitim, bastard<BR><BR> <B> ILL-FEELING</B> -- &iacute;namicit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ILLICIT</B> -- ~, &iacute;npermisset, &iacute;nlicet<BR><BR> <B> ILLIMITABLE</B> -- &iacute;nlimitabil<BR><BR> <B> ILLITERATE</B> -- analfabetic, ignorant, ineducat<BR><BR> <B> ILLNESS</B> -- maladie<BR><BR> <B> ILLOGICAL</B> -- inlogic<BR><BR> <B> ILL-OMENED</B> -- de mal &oacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> ILLUMINATE</B> -- iluminar (-ation), elucidar; (books) adornar<BR><BR> <B> ILL-USE</B> -- v. mal tractar, misusar<BR><BR> <B> ILLUSION</B> -- ilusion (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> ILLUSORY</B> -- ilusori<BR><BR> <B> ILLUSTRATE</B> -- ilustrar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> ILLUSTRIOUS</B> -- famosi, celebri<BR><BR> <B> ILL-WILL</B> -- malevolentie<BR><BR> <B> IMAGE</B> -- ~; icone, statue; figura, portrete<BR><BR> <B> IMAGERY</B> -- images (retoric)<BR><BR> <B> IMAGINE</B> -- imaginar (-ari, -ation), suposir<BR><BR> <B> IMBECILE</B> -- imbecil (-it&aacute;); n. imbecile<BR><BR> <B> IMBIBE</B> -- trincar, insucar; (knowledge) absorpter<BR><BR> <B> IMBROGLIO</B> -- inbrolliada<BR><BR> <B> IMBUE</B> -- impregnar, plenar<BR><BR> <B> IMITATE</B> -- imitar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> IMMACULATE</B> -- &iacute;nmaculat, perfect<BR><BR> <B> IMMATERIAL</B> -- &iacute;nmaterial, &iacute;nimportant<BR><BR> <B> IMMATURE</B> -- &iacute;nmatur<BR><BR> <B> IMMEASURABLE</B> -- imensi, &iacute;nmensurabil<BR><BR> <B> IMMEDIATE</B> -- &iacute;nmediat (-men). ~LY: strax<BR><BR> <B> IMMEMORIAL</B> -- &iacute;nmemorial, inmemorabil<BR><BR> <B> IMMENSE</B> -- imens (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> IMMERSE</B> -- inmerser (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> IMMIGRATE</B> -- inmigrar (-ante, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> IMMINENT</B> -- iminent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> IMMOBILE</B> -- &iacute;nmobil (-it&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> IMMODERATE</B> -- &iacute;nmoderat<BR><BR> <B> IMMODEST</B> -- &iacute;npudic, &iacute;nmodest<BR><BR> <B> IMMOLATE</B> -- imolar (-ation), sacrificar<BR><BR> <B> IMMOEAL</B> -- &iacute;nmoral, &iacute;nchast<BR><BR> <B> IMMORTAL</B> -- &iacute;nmortal (-it&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> IMMORTELLE</B> -- (bot.) imortelle<BR><BR> <B> IMMOVABLE</B> -- &iacute;nmovibil; &iacute;nperturbabil<BR><BR> <B> IMMUNE</B> -- imun (-it&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> IMMURE</B> -- incarcerar, inmurar<BR><BR> <B> IMMUTABLE</B> -- &iacute;nmutabil<BR><BR> <B> IMP</B> -- diaboletto<BR><BR> <B> IMPACT</B> -- choc, colision, colpe<BR><BR> <B> IMPAIR</B> -- v. debilisar, diminuer, nocer<BR><BR> <B> IMPALE</B> -- traforar, trapicar<BR><BR> <B> IMPALPABLE</B> -- &iacute;nsentibil, subtil; inpalpabil<BR><BR> <B> IMPART</B> -- comunicar, far conosset, notificar; docer<BR><BR> <B> IMPARTIAL</B> -- &iacute;npartial<BR><BR> <B> IMPASSABLE</B> -- &iacute;npassabil<BR><BR> <B> IMPASSE</B> -- eiec-via, sac-strade<BR><BR> <B> IMPASSIONED</B> -- passionat<BR><BR> <B> IMPASSIVE</B> -- &iacute;nemotional, apatic<BR><BR> <B> IMPATIENT</B> -- &iacute;npatient (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> IMPEACH</B> -- acusar, denunciar<BR><BR> <B> IMPECCABLE</B> -- &iacute;npeccabil, sin culpa, sin erra, perfect<BR><BR> <B> IMPECUNIOUS</B> -- povri, inpecuniosi<BR><BR> <B> IMPEDE</B> -- obstructer, impedir (-ment)<BR><BR> <B> IMPEL</B> -- pussar, impulser, instigar<BR><BR> <B> IMPEFD</B> -- v. iminer (-ent)<BR><BR> <B> IMPENETRABLE</B> -- &iacute;npenetrabil<BR><BR> <B> IMPENITENT</B> -- &iacute;npenitent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> IMPERATIVE</B> -- a. imperativ; n. (gramm.) imperative<BR><BR> <B> IMPERCEPTIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nperceptibil<BR><BR> <B> IMPERFECT</B> -- a. &iacute;nperfect; (gramm.) imperfecte<BR><BR> <B> IMPERIAL</B> -- ~ (-ist, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> IMPERIL</B> -- indangerar, riscar, hasardar<BR><BR> <B> IMPERIOUS</B> -- dictatori, dominant, imperativ<BR><BR> <B> IMPERISHABLE</B> -- &iacute;nmortal, &iacute;nperibil<BR><BR> <B> IMPERMEABLE</B> -- &iacute;npermeabil<BR><BR> <B> IMPERSONAL</B> -- &iacute;npersonal<BR><BR> <B> IMPERSONATE</B> -- personificar; representar<BR><BR> <B> IMPERTINENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), insolent; ne pertinent<BR><BR> <B> IMPERTURBABLE</B> -- &iacute;nperturbabil<BR><BR> <B> IMPERVIOUS</B> -- &iacute;npermeabil<BR><BR> <B> IMPETUOUS</B> -- impetuosi<BR><BR> <B> IMPETUS</B> -- &iacute;mpetu, impulse<BR><BR> <B> IMPINGE</B> -- chocar, colider, frappar<BR><BR> <B> IMPIOUS</B> -- &iacute;npie, infam, depravat<BR><BR> <B> IMPISH</B> -- maliciosi, coboldatri<BR><BR> <B> IMPLACCABLE</B> -- &iacute;nconciliabil, &iacute;nflexibil<BR><BR> <B> IMPLANT</B> -- inplantar<BR><BR> <B> IMPLEMENT</B> -- ~, uteiisile, aparate, instru ment; v. executer<BR><BR> <B> IMPLICATE</B> -- implicar (-ation), comprometter<BR><BR> <B> IMPLICIT</B> -- ~; (absolute) absolut, &iacute;nlimitat<BR><BR> <B> IMPLORE</B> -- implorar, suplicar<BR><BR> <B> IMPLY</B> -- significar; suggester, presuposir, indicar<BR><BR> <B> IMPOLITE</B> -- &iacute;npolit, descortesi<BR><BR> <B> IMPOLITIC</B> -- &iacute;nprudent<BR><BR> <B> IMPONDERABLE</B> -- &iacute;nponderabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> IMPORT</B> -- v. (comm.) importar (-ation), significar; n. sense, signification<BR><BR> <B> IMPORTANT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> IMPORTUNATE</B> -- a. molestant, importunant<BR><BR> <B> IMPORTUNE</B> -- molestar, importunar<BR><BR> <B> IMPOSE</B> -- v. (be imposing) imposar: (~ upon) decepter, misusar; (force upon) imposir (-ition); (lay upon) surmetter<BR><BR> <B> IMPOSSIBLE</B> -- &iacute;npossibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> IMPOST</B> -- ~. TO LEVY AN ~: impostar<BR><BR> <B> IMPOSTOR</B> -- fraudero, simulator<BR><BR> <B> IMPOSTURE</B> -- fraude, simulation, furber&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> IMPOTENT</B> -- &iacute;npotent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> IMPOUND</B> -- confinar; (documents) confiscar<BR><BR> <B> IMPOVERISH</B> -- apovrar<BR><BR> <B> IMPRACTICABLE</B> -- &iacute;npracticabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> IMPRECATE</B> -- imprecar (-ation), maledir<BR><BR> <B> IMPREGNABLE</B> -- &iacute;ncaptabil, &iacute;nvictibil<BR><BR> <B> IMPREGNATE</B> -- impregnar (-abil, -ation), saturar<BR><BR> <B> IMPRESARIO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> IMPRESS</B> -- impresser (-ion, -iv, -ivit&aacute;, -ionisme)<BR><BR> <B> IMPRESSIONABLE</B> -- impressibil, impressionabil<BR><BR> <B> IMPRIMATUR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> IMPRINT</B> -- impresser; inprintar; (stamp) stampar<BR><BR> <B> IMPRISON</B> -- incarcerar, inprisonar<BR><BR> <B> IMPROBABLE</B> -- &iacute;nprobabil (-it&aacute;), &iacute;nversimil<BR><BR> <B> IMPROMPTU</B> -- improvisat, exprompte<BR><BR> <B> IMPROPER</B> -- &iacute;nconvenent, &iacute;ndecent<BR><BR> <B> IMPROVE</B> -- ameliorar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> IMPROVIDENT</B> -- &iacute;nprevident, &iacute;nprudent<BR><BR> <B> IMPROVISE</B> -- improvisar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> IMPROVISED</B> -- exprompte<BR><BR> <B> IMPRUDENT</B> -- &iacute;nprudent<BR><BR> <B> IMPUDENT</B> -- insolent (-ie), &iacute;npudent, impertinent<BR><BR> <B> IMPUGN</B> -- ataccar, contestar<BR><BR> <B> IMPULSE</B> -- ~ (-ion, -iv), pussa, &iacute;mpetu<BR><BR> <B> IMPUNITY</B> -- impunit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> IMPURE</B> -- &iacute;npur (-it&aacute;), sordid<BR><BR> <B> IMPUTE</B> -- imputar, atribuer<BR><BR> <B> IN</B> -- (prep.) ~; (at the end of) pos. IN ADDITION: adplu. IN ORDER THAT: por que. IN PLACE OF: vice. IN SPITE OF: malgr&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> INABILITY</B> -- &iacute;ncapabilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INACCESSIBLE</B> -- &iacute;naccessibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INACCURATE</B> -- &iacute;ncorect, &iacute;nacurat, &iacute;nexact<BR><BR> <B> INACTIVE</B> -- &iacute;nactiv (-it&aacute;), inert<BR><BR> <B> INADEQUATE</B> -- &iacute;nadequat<BR><BR> <B> INADMISSIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nadmissibil<BR><BR> <B> INADVERTENT</B> -- &iacute;nintentionat, sin intention<BR><BR> <B> INALIENABLE</B> -- &iacute;nalienabil<BR><BR> <B> INANE</B> -- inan (-it&aacute;), absurd, inept, vacui<BR><BR> <B> INANIMATE</B> -- &iacute;nanimat<BR><BR> <B> INANITION</B> -- debilit&aacute;, exhaustion<BR><BR> <B> INAPPLICABLE</B> -- &iacute;naplicabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INAPPRECIABLE</B> -- &iacute;napreciabil<BR><BR> <B> INAPPROPRIATE</B> -- &iacute;napt<BR><BR> <B> INAPT</B> -- &iacute;napt (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INARTICULATE</B> -- &iacute;ndistint, &iacute;nclar, &iacute;narticulat<BR><BR> <B> INASMUCH AS</B> -- proque, pro to que<BR><BR> <B> INATTENTION</B> -- &iacute;natention<BR><BR> <B> INAUDIBLE</B> -- &iacute;naudibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INAUGURAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INAUSPICIOUS</B> -- &iacute;nfelici, de mal &oacute;mine, infavorabil<BR><BR> <B> INBORN</B> -- innat, natural, innascet<BR><BR> <B> INCALCULABLE</B> -- &iacute;ncalculabil<BR><BR> <B> INCANDESCENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INCANTATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INCAPABLE</B> -- &iacute;ncapabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INCAPACITATE</B> -- &iacute;ncapabilisar<BR><BR> <B> INCARCERATE</B> -- incarcerar<BR><BR> <B> INCARNATE</B> -- incarnat (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> INCAUTIOUS</B> -- &iacute;ncaut, &iacute;nprudent<BR><BR> <B> INCENDIARY</B> -- a. incendiari, inflammatori; n. incendiario<BR><BR> <B> INCENSE</B> -- n. incense (-ar); v. provocar, exasperar<BR><BR> <B> INCENTIVE</B> -- stimul, stimulative, motive<BR><BR> <B> INCEPTION</B> -- comense<BR><BR> <B> INCERTITUDE</B> -- &iacute;ncertit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INCESSANT</B> -- &iacute;ncessant<BR><BR> <B> INCEST</B> -- incestu (-al, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> INCH</B> -- ~. ~ BY ~: poc a poc. BY INCHES: gradualmen<BR><BR> <B> INCHOATE</B> -- rudimentari<BR><BR> <B> INCIDENT</B> -- incidente (-al)<BR><BR> <B> INCIDENCE</B> -- (phys.) incidentie<BR><BR> <B> INCIDENTAL</B> -- ~, casual, &iacute;nessential<BR><BR> <B> INCINERATE</B> -- incindrar, cremar<BR><BR> <B> INCIPIENT</B> -- nascent<BR><BR> <B> INCISE</B> -- v. (in)ciser (-iv, -ion), graver<BR><BR> <B> INCITE</B> -- incitar (-ation, -ament)<BR><BR> <B> INCIVILITY</B> -- &iacute;ncivilita, &iacute;npolitesse<BR><BR> <B> INCLEMENT</B> -- &iacute;nclement (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INCLINE</B> -- inclinar (-ation), disposir; n. declive<BR><BR> <B> INCLUDE</B> -- incluDer (-siv, -sion), contener<BR><BR> <B> INCOGNITO</B> -- incognito<BR><BR> <B> INCOHERENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INCOMBUSTIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ncombustibil<BR><BR> <B> INCOME</B> -- reven&uacute;; (from investments) renta. ~ TAX: impost<BR><BR> <B> INCOMMENSURATE</B> -- &iacute;negal, &iacute;nadequat, incomensurabil<BR><BR> <B> INCOMMODE</B> -- &iacute;ncomodar, genar<BR><BR> <B> INCOMPARABLE</B> -- &iacute;ncomparabil<BR><BR> <B> INCOMPATIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ncompatibil, &iacute;nacordabil<BR><BR> <B> INCOMPETENT</B> -- &iacute;ncompetent (-ie), incapabil<BR><BR> <B> INCOMPLETE</B> -- &iacute;ncomplet<BR><BR> <B> INCOMPREHENSIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ncomprensibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INCOMPRESSIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ncompressibil<BR><BR> <B> INCONCEIVABLE</B> -- &iacute;nconceptibil<BR><BR> <B> INCONCLUSIVE</B> -- &iacute;nconclusiv<BR><BR> <B> INCONGRUOUS; &iacute;ncongruent INCONSEQUENT</B> -- &iacute;nconsequent INCONSIDERABLE: &iacute;nconsiderabil, insignificant<BR><BR> <B> INCONSIDERATE</B> -- &iacute;nindulgent<BR><BR> <B> INCONSISTENT</B> -- &iacute;ncompatibil, inconsequent<BR><BR> <B> INCONSOLABLE</B> -- &iacute;nconsolabil<BR><BR> <B> INCONSPICUOUS</B> -- &iacute;nremarcabil, &iacute;nperceptibil<BR><BR> <B> INCONSTANT</B> -- &iacute;nconstant (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INCONTESTABLE</B> -- &iacute;ncontestabil<BR><BR> <B> INCONTINENT</B> -- &iacute;nchast, &iacute;ncontinent;<BR><BR> <B> INCONTINENTLY</B> -- strax<BR><BR> <B> INCONTROVERTIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nrefutabil, &iacute;ncontestabil<BR><BR> <B> INCONVENIENT</B> -- &iacute;ncomod, genant, &iacute;noportun<BR><BR> <B> INCORPORATE</B> -- v. incorporar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INCORPOREAL</B> -- &iacute;ncorporal, &iacute;nmaterial<BR><BR> <B> INCORRECT</B> -- &iacute;ncorect<BR><BR> <B> INCORRIGIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ncorectibil<BR><BR> <B> INCORRUPTIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ncoruptibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INCREASE</B> -- acrescer, augmentar, far crescer; n. increscement, increment, augmentation<BR><BR> <B> INCREDIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ncredibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INCREDULOUS</B> -- &iacute;ncredul (-it&aacute;), &iacute;ncredaci<BR><BR> <B> INCREMENT</B> -- ~, increscement<BR><BR> <B> INCRIMINATE</B> -- incriminar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INCRUST</B> -- incrustar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INCUBATE</B> -- covar, incubar<BR><BR> <B> INCUBATOR</B> -- covuore<BR><BR> <B> INCUBUS</B> -- cochemare<BR><BR> <B> INCULCATE</B> -- inculcar (-ation), inplantar<BR><BR> <B> INCULPATE</B> -- inculpar, incriminar<BR><BR> <B> INCUMBENT</B> -- n. beneficiario, clerico; a. I FEEL IT ~ ON ME: yo egarda it quam mi deve, yo senti que it es me obligatori<BR><BR> <B> INCUR</B> -- (debts) far; exposir se a<BR><BR> <B> INCURABLE</B> -- &iacute;ncurabil<BR><BR> <B> INCURSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INDEBTED</B> -- debient. HE IS ~ TO YOU FOR EVERYTHING: il debi a vos omnicos<BR><BR> <B> INDECENT</B> -- &iacute;ndecent (-ie), obscen<BR><BR> <B> INDECIPHERABLE</B> -- &iacute;ndeciffrabil<BR><BR> <B> INDECISION</B> -- vacillation, inresolution<BR><BR> <B> INDECLINABLE</B> -- &iacute;ndeclinabil<BR><BR> <B> INDECOROUS</B> -- &iacute;nconvenent<BR><BR> <B> INDEED</B> -- vermen, ya, advere, in verit&aacute;, sin d&uacute;bite<BR><BR> <B> INDEFATIGABLE</B> -- &iacute;nfatigabil<BR><BR> <B> INDEFEASIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nalienabil<BR><BR> <B> INDEFENSIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ndefensibil<BR><BR> <B> INDEFINABLE</B> -- indefinibil<BR><BR> <B> INDEFINITE</B> -- &iacute;ndefinit, inprecisi<BR><BR> <B> INDELIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nefaciabil, &iacute;ndelebil<BR><BR> <B> INDELICATE</B> -- &iacute;ndelicat, vulgari<BR><BR> <B> INDEMNIFY</B> -- indemnisar, dedamagear<BR><BR> <B> INDEMNITY</B> -- indemnit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INDENTATION</B> -- cavette, impression<BR><BR> <B> INDENTED</B> -- (toothed) dentat<BR><BR> <B> INDENTURES</B> -- contrate aprensori<BR><BR> <B> INDEPENDENT</B> -- &iacute;ndependent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INDESCRIBABLE</B> -- &iacute;ndescribil, &iacute;nexpressibil<BR><BR> <B> INDESTRUCTIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ndestructibil<BR><BR> <B> INDETERMINATE</B> -- &iacute;ndeterminat<BR><BR> <B> INDEX</B> -- &iacute;ndex; indication<BR><BR> <B> INDIA-RUBBER</B> -- cautchuc<BR><BR> <B> INDICATE</B> -- indicar (-ation, -ator, -ativ, -ative), monstrar<BR><BR> <B> INDICT</B> -- acusar, denunciar<BR><BR> <B> INDICTMENT</B> -- acusation formal<BR><BR> <B> INDIFFERENT</B> -- &iacute;nfiferent (-ie), mediocri<BR><BR> <B> INDIGENE</B> -- ~ (-i)<BR><BR> <B> INDIGENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INDIGESTIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ndigestibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INDIGESTION</B> -- ~, dispepsie<BR><BR> <B> INDIGNANT</B> -- colerosi, indignat<BR><BR> <B> INDIGNITY</B> -- insulte; &iacute;ndignit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INDIGO</B> -- &iacute;ndigo<BR><BR> <B> INDISCERNIBLE</B> -- indistintibil, &iacute;ndiscernibil<BR><BR> <B> INDISCREET</B> -- &iacute;ndiscret<BR><BR> <B> INDISCRIMINATE</B> -- confusi, &iacute;ndistint<BR><BR> <B> INDISPENSABLE</B> -- &iacute;ndispensabil<BR><BR> <B> INDISPOSED</B> -- (unwell) &iacute;ndispoait (disinclined) desinclinat<BR><BR> <B> INDISPUTABLE</B> -- &iacute;ndisputabil, &iacute;ncontestabil<BR><BR> <B> INDISSOLUBLE</B> -- &iacute;ndissolubil<BR><BR> <B> INDISTINCT</B> -- &iacute;ndistint<BR><BR> <B> INDISTINGUISHABLE</B> -- &iacute;ndistintibil<BR><BR> <B> INDITE</B> -- composir, scrir, dictar<BR><BR> <B> INDIVIDUAL</B> -- n. individue (-al, -alit&aacute;, -alisme)<BR><BR> <B> INDIVISIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ndivisibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INDOLENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), pigri<BR><BR> <B> INDOMITABLE</B> -- &iacute;nvictibil, &iacute;ndomitabil<BR><BR> <B> INDOORS</B> -- in dom, in hem, intern. INDOOR: a. chambre-<BR><BR> <B> INDORSE</B> -- indossar (-ainent)<BR><BR> <B> INDUBITABLE</B> -- indubitabil<BR><BR> <B> INDUCE</B> -- persuaDer, causar; indueter<BR><BR> <B> INDUCEMENT</B> -- motive, stimul<BR><BR> <B> INDUCT</B> -- inducter (-ion, -or, -iv) , installar, introducter, iniciar (a)<BR><BR> <B> INDULGE</B> -- (be indulgent) indulger, favori sar; (grant) octroyar; satisfar<BR><BR> <B> INDULGENCE</B> -- indulgentie<BR><BR> <B> INDURATE</B> -- v. indurar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INDUSTRIOUS</B> -- diligent (-ie), assidui, laboraci<BR><BR> <B> INDUSTRY</B> -- industrie (-al, -alisme, -alisar); diligentie<BR><BR> <B> INEBRIATE</B> -- v. inebriar (se); n . trincard<BR><BR> <B> INEFFABLE</B> -- &iacute;nexpressibil<BR><BR> <B> INEFFACEABLE</B> -- inefaciabil<BR><BR> <B> INEFFECTIVE</B> -- &iacute;neficaci, inefectiv<BR><BR> <B> INEFFECTUAL</B> -- &iacute;nefectiv<BR><BR> <B> INEFFICIENT</B> -- &iacute;ncapabil, &iacute;ncompetent; (of machinery) &iacute;nefficient<BR><BR> <B> INELASTIC</B> -- &iacute;nelastic<BR><BR> <B> INELEGANT</B> -- &iacute;nelegant (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INELIGIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nelectibil<BR><BR> <B> INEPT</B> -- inept (-ie, -it&aacute;, -on)<BR><BR> <B> INEQUALITY</B> -- &iacute;negalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INEQUITABLE</B> -- &iacute;njust<BR><BR> <B> INERADICABLE</B> -- ineradicabil INBRT: ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INESTIMABLE</B> -- &iacute;nestimabil, &iacute;ncalculabil<BR><BR> <B> INEVITABLE</B> -- &iacute;nevitabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INEXACT</B> -- &iacute;nexact (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INEXCUSABLE</B> -- &iacute;nexcusabil<BR><BR> <B> INEXHAUSTIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nexhaustibil<BR><BR> <B> INEXORABLE</B> -- &iacute;nexorabil, inflexibil<BR><BR> <B> INEXPEDIENT</B> -- &iacute;noportun, &iacute;napt, &iacute;nconsiliabil<BR><BR> <B> INEXPENSIVE</B> -- modic, &iacute;nexpensiv<BR><BR> <B> INEXPERIENCE</B> -- &iacute;nexperientie<BR><BR> <B> INEXPERT</B> -- &iacute;nhabil, &iacute;nexpert<BR><BR> <B> INEXPIABLE</B> -- &iacute;nexpiabil<BR><BR> <B> INEXPLICABLE</B> -- &iacute;nexplicabil<BR><BR> <B> INEXPRESSIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nexpressibil<BR><BR> <B> INEXTINGUISHABLE</B> -- &iacute;nextintibil<BR><BR> <B> INEXTRICABLE</B> -- &iacute;ndebrolliabil<BR><BR> <B> INFALLIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nfallibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INFAMOUS</B> -- infam (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INFANCY</B> -- infantie<BR><BR> <B> INFANT</B> -- ~ (-o, -a, -il)<BR><BR> <B> INFANTRY</B> -- infanterie<BR><BR> <B> INFATUATE</B> -- infatuar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INFECT</B> -- infecter (-ion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> INFECTUOUS</B> -- infectuosi, contagiosi<BR><BR> <B> INFELICITY</B> -- &iacute;nfelicit&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> INFER</B> -- inferer (-ntie), deducter, concluder<BR><BR> <B> INFERIOR</B> -- inferiori (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INFERNAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INFERNO</B> -- inferne<BR><BR> <B> INFEST</B> -- infestar, molestar<BR><BR> <B> INFIDEL</B> -- n. pagan (-o)<BR><BR> <B> INFIDELITY</B> -- &iacute;nfidelit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INFILTRATE</B> -- infiltrar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INFINITE</B> -- infinit<BR><BR> <B> INFINITESIMAL</B> -- ~, micrissim<BR><BR> <B> INFINITIVE</B> -- n. ~<BR><BR> <B> INFINITY</B> -- infinit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INFIRM</B> -- &iacute;nfirm (-it&aacute;), debil, caduc, labil<BR><BR> <B> INFIRMARY</B> -- hospitals<BR><BR> <B> INFLAME</B> -- inflammar (-abil, -ation, -atori)<BR><BR> <B> INFLATE</B> -- inflar (-ation, -atura)<BR><BR> <B> INFLECT</B> -- flexer (-ion); (the voice) modular<BR><BR> <B> INFLECTIONS</B> -- desinenties<BR><BR> <B> INFLEXIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nflexibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INFLICT</B> -- inflicter (-ion); truder, imposir<BR><BR> <B> INFLORESCENCE</B> -- floreada, inflorescentie<BR><BR> <B> INFLUENCE</B> -- n. influentie (-al, -ar)<BR><BR> <B> INFLUENZA</B> -- ~, grippe<BR><BR> <B> INFLUX</B> -- influte, afluentie<BR><BR> <B> INFORM</B> -- informar (-ation, -ator, -ativ). TO ~ AGAINST: denunciar<BR><BR> <B> INFORMAL</B> -- &iacute;nformal, &iacute;nceremonial, sin gena<BR><BR> <B> INFRACTION</B> -- ~, violation<BR><BR> <B> INFREQUENT</B> -- rar, &iacute;nfrequent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INFRINGE</B> -- infracter, violar. TO ~ UPON: transgresser<BR><BR> <B> INFURIATE</B> -- infuriar, incolerar<BR><BR> <B> INFUSE</B> -- infuser (-ion); (a person with) inspirar<BR><BR> <B> INGATHERING</B> -- recolte<BR><BR> <B> INGENIOUS</B> -- ingeniosi (-t&aacute;), inventori<BR><BR> <B> INGENUOUS</B> -- ingenui (-t&aacute;), naiv, sinceri<BR><BR> <B> INGLORIOUS</B> -- &iacute;ngloriosi<BR><BR> <B> INGOT</B> -- lingot<BR><BR> <B> INGRAFT</B> -- greftar<BR><BR> <B> INGRAINED</B> -- inradicat<BR><BR> <B> INGRATIATE ONESELF</B> -- insinuar se, infavorisar se<BR><BR> <B> INGRATITUDE</B> -- &iacute;ngratit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INGREDIENT</B> -- ingrediente, element<BR><BR> <B> INGRESS</B> -- intrada, accesse<BR><BR> <B> INHABIT</B> -- habitar (-ante), logiar<BR><BR> <B> INHALE</B> -- inhalar (-ation, -ator), aspirar<BR><BR> <B> INHARMONIOUS</B> -- desharmoniosi<BR><BR> <B> INHERENT</B> -- innat, inherent<BR><BR> <B> INHERIT</B> -- heredar (-ante, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> INHERITANCE</B> -- heredage, heredie, patrimonie<BR><BR> <B> INHIBIT</B> -- prohibir, inhibir (-tion)<BR><BR> <B> INHOSPITABLE</B> -- inhospedal<BR><BR> <B> INHUMAN</B> -- &iacute;nhuman (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INIMICAL</B> -- hostil, adversi<BR><BR> <B> INIMITABLE</B> -- &iacute;nimitabil<BR><BR> <B> INIQUITOUS</B> -- abominabil<BR><BR> <B> INITIAL</B> -- a. inicial; n. parafe, iniciale; v. parafar, inicialar<BR><BR> <B> INITIATE</B> -- iniciar (-ation, -ator, -atori, -ative); comensar<BR><BR> <B> INJECT</B> -- injecter (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> INJECTION</B> -- (med.) clistere<BR><BR> <B> INJUDICIOUS</B> -- &iacute;ndiscret, &iacute;nprudent<BR><BR> <B> INJUNCTION</B> -- ordone, comanda<BR><BR> <B> INJURE</B> -- v. nocer, damagear; (wrong) injuriar; (wound) leDer, vulnerar<BR><BR> <B> INJURY</B> -- detriment, injurie; damage, lesion, vulnere<BR><BR> <B> INJUSTICE</B> -- &iacute;njustit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INK</B> -- incre (-iere)<BR><BR> <B> INLAID</B> -- mosaic. ~ FLOOR: parquette, mosaica<BR><BR> <B> INLAND</B> -- intran, interiori<BR><BR> <B> INLAY</B> -- mosaicar, parquettar<BR><BR> <B> INLET</B> -- n. baya, micri golf; ingress<BR><BR> <B> INLY</B> -- internalmen<BR><BR> <B> INMATE</B> -- convivente, habitants<BR><BR> <B> INMOST</B> -- max interiori, max secret, max intim<BR><BR> <B> INN</B> -- albergo, gaster&iacute;a, taverne. ~ KEEPER: albergator, tavernero, restorator<BR><BR> <B> INNATE</B> -- innat, innascet, natural<BR><BR> <B> INNER</B> -- interiori, internal<BR><BR> <B> INNINGS</B> -- range, torn<BR><BR> <B> INNOCENT</B> -- &iacute;nnocent, sin culpa, ignorant<BR><BR> <B> INNOCUOUS</B> -- &iacute;nofensiv, &iacute;nnociv<BR><BR> <B> INNOVATE</B> -- innovar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> INNUENDO</B> -- insinuation, alusion<BR><BR> <B> INNUMERABLE</B> -- &iacute;nnumerabil<BR><BR> <B> INOCULATE</B> -- inocular, vaccinar<BR><BR> <B> INODOROUS</B> -- &iacute;nodorant<BR><BR> <B> INOFFENSIVE</B> -- &iacute;nofensiv<BR><BR> <B> INOPERATIVE</B> -- &iacute;noperativ, ne functionant<BR><BR> <B> INOPPORTUNE</B> -- &iacute;noportun<BR><BR> <B> INORDINATE</B> -- &iacute;nmoderat, excessiv<BR><BR> <B> INORGANIC</B> -- &iacute;norganic<BR><BR> <B> INQUEST</B> -- inquests (-or)<BR><BR> <B> INQUIETUDE</B> -- &iacute;nquietit&aacute;, anxie<BR><BR> <B> INQUIRE</B> -- questionar, inquisiter, demandar. ~ INTO: investigar, explorar<BR><BR> <B> INQUIRY</B> -- demanda; investigation, inqueste. ~ OFFICE: bur&oacute; de information<BR><BR> <B> INQUISITION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INQUISITIVE</B> -- curiosi<BR><BR> <B> INROAD</B> -- incursion, iruption<BR><BR> <B> INS AND OUTS</B> -- detallies<BR><BR> <B> INSALUBRIOUS</B> -- &iacute;nsalubri, &iacute;nsanitari<BR><BR> <B> INSAN</B> -- dement (-ie), alienat<BR><BR> <B> INSANITARY</B> -- &iacute;nsanitari<BR><BR> <B> INSATIABLE</B> -- &iacute;nsatiabil<BR><BR> <B> INSCRIBE</B> -- inscrir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> INSCRUTABLE</B> -- &iacute;npenetrabil, ocult, &iacute;nsondabil<BR><BR> <B> INSECT</B> -- insecte (-ivori)<BR><BR> <B> INSECURE</B> -- &iacute;nsecur, dangerosi, &iacute;ndangerant<BR><BR> <B> INSENSATE</B> -- &iacute;nsensat, frenetic, folli<BR><BR> <B> INSENSIBLE</B> -- (without feeling) &iacute;nsensibil; (imperceptible) insentibil; (unconscious) &iacute;nconscient<BR><BR> <B> INSEPARABLE</B> -- &iacute;nseparabil<BR><BR> <B> INSERT</B> -- inserter (-ion), intercalar<BR><BR> <B> INSET</B> -- n. insertion, insertete<BR><BR> <B> INSIDE</B> -- a. intern, interiori; adv. (within) intra; al interiore; n. interiore<BR><BR> <B> INSIDIOUS</B> -- insidiosi, perfid<BR><BR> <B> INSIGHT</B> -- perception, conossentie<BR><BR> <B> INSIGNIA</B> -- insignes, marca<BR><BR> <B> INSIGNIFICANT</B> -- &iacute;nsignificant, bagatellic<BR><BR> <B> INSINCERE</B> -- &iacute;nsinceri (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INSINUATE</B> -- insinuar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INSIPID</B> -- &iacute;nsipid (-it&aacute;), fad<BR><BR> <B> INSIST</B> -- insister (-entie)<BR><BR> <B> INSOBRIETY</B> -- &iacute;nsobriet&aacute;, ebriet&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INSOLENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), impertinent<BR><BR> <B> INSOLUBLE</B> -- &iacute;nsoluibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INSOLVENT</B> -- bancrott, fallit<BR><BR> <B> INSOMNIA</B> -- &iacute;nsomnie<BR><BR> <B> INSOMUCH</B> -- in tant que<BR><BR> <B> INSPECT</B> -- inspecter (-ion, -or, -oratu), examinar<BR><BR> <B> INSPIRE</B> -- inspirar (-ation, -ator, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> INSPIRIT</B> -- animar, incoragear<BR><BR> <B> INSPISSATE</B> -- inspessat<BR><BR> <B> INSTABILITY</B> -- &iacute;nstabilit&aacute;, labilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INSTALL</B> -- installar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INSTALMENT</B> -- rata. TO PAY OFF BY INSTALMENTS: amortisar<BR><BR> <B> INSTANCE</B> -- example: ocasion; instigation; (legal) instantie; v. citar quam exemple<BR><BR> <B> INSTANT</B> -- n. moment, instante; a. &iacute;nmediat; (present month) current<BR><BR> <B> INSTANTANEOUS</B> -- subit, instantan<BR><BR> <B> INSTANTLY</B> -- strax, &iacute;nmediatmen<BR><BR> <B> INSTATE</B> -- installar, iniciar (a)<BR><BR> <B> INSTEAD</B> -- in vice de, vice<BR><BR> <B> INSTEP</B> -- arc del pede<BR><BR> <B> INSTIGATE</B> -- instigar (-ation, -ator), incitar<BR><BR> <B> INSTIL</B> -- (a person) inspirar; (a quality) inculcar, docer<BR><BR> <B> INSTINCT</B> -- n. instincte; a. animat per<BR><BR> <B> INSTINCTIVE</B> -- instinctiv, spontan<BR><BR> <B> INSTITUTE</B> -- v. instituer (-tion, -tor, -te), iniciar<BR><BR> <B> INSTRUCT</B> -- instructer (-ion, -or, -iv), informar; ordonar<BR><BR> <B> INSTRUMENT</B> -- ~ (-al); (legal) actu; (means) remedie<BR><BR> <B> INSUBORDINATE</B> -- &iacute;nsubordinat (-ion), desobedient, renitent<BR><BR> <B> INSUFFERABLE</B> -- &iacute;ntolerabil, detestabil<BR><BR> <B> INSUFFICIENT</B> -- &iacute;nsuficent (-ie), mancant (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INSULAR</B> -- insulari (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INSULATE</B> -- isolar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> INSULT</B> -- insulte (-ar), injurie (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> INSUPERABLE</B> -- insuperabil<BR><BR> <B> INSUPPORTABLE</B> -- &iacute;nsuportabil<BR><BR> <B> INSURANCE</B> -- assecurantie. ~ PREMIUM: premie de assecurantie<BR><BR> <B> INSURE</B> -- assecurar; (a place) reservar<BR><BR> <B> INSURGENT</B> -- n. insurgente; a. rebellic, insurgent<BR><BR> <B> INSURMOUNTABLE</B> -- &iacute;nsuperabil, &iacute;nvictibil<BR><BR> <B> INSURRECTION</B> -- insurection, revolte<BR><BR> <B> INTACT</B> -- integri, intact, sin defecte<BR><BR> <B> INTAKE</B> -- recivement<BR><BR> <B> INTANGIBLE</B> -- &iacute;ntangibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INTEGER</B> -- lu tot, lu integri, integrale<BR><BR> <B> INTEGRAL</B> -- a. integri: (math.) integral<BR><BR> <B> INTEGRITY</B> -- (entirety) integrit&aacute;; (of character) honestit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INTEGUMENT</B> -- tegument, covritura<BR><BR> <B> INTELLECT</B> -- intelectu (-al, -alisme)<BR><BR> <B> INTELLIGENCE</B> -- inteligentie; information<BR><BR> <B> INTELLIGENT</B> -- inteligent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INTELLIGIBLE</B> -- inteligibil, comprensibil<BR><BR> <B> INTEMPERANCE</B> -- &iacute;nsobriet&aacute;, &iacute;ntemperantie<BR><BR> <B> INTEMPERATE</B> -- &iacute;nmoderat, &iacute;ntemperant<BR><BR> <B> INTEND</B> -- intenter<BR><BR> <B> INTENSE</B> -- intens (-it&aacute;, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> INTENT</B> -- a. tre ocupat per, resoluet. n. intention. TO ALL INTENTS: virtualmen<BR><BR> <B> INTENTION</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> INTER</B> -- v. interrar (-ament, -ator), sepulter (-ura), inhumar<BR><BR> <B> INTERACT</B> -- n. interacte (-er)<BR><BR> <B> INTERCEDE</B> -- interceDer (-ssion, -ssor)<BR><BR> <B> INTERCEPT</B> -- intercepter (-ion, -or), (a blow) parar; obstructer<BR><BR> <B> INTERCHANGE</B> -- ~ (-ear), cambiar<BR><BR> <B> INTERCOURSE</B> -- (inter)relation, association; coition<BR><BR> <B> INTERDICT</B> -- interdicter (-ion), prohibir<BR><BR> <B> INTEREST</B> -- n. interesse (-ar, -ant); (on money) interest<BR><BR> <B> INTERFERE</B> -- interferer (-entie), intervenir, inmixter se<BR><BR> <B> INTERIM</B> -- n. &iacute;nterim<BR><BR> <B> INTERIOR</B> -- a. interiori, intern; n. interiore<BR><BR> <B> INTERJECT</B> -- interjecter (-ion), interposir<BR><BR> <B> INTERLACE</B> -- interlacear<BR><BR> <B> INTERLARD</B> -- diversificar (per); interpolar<BR><BR> <B> INTERLEAVE</B> -- interfoliar<BR><BR> <B> INTERLINE</B> -- v. interlinear<BR><BR> <B> INTERLOCUTOR</B> -- conparlante<BR><BR> <B> INTERLOPER</B> -- intrusor<BR><BR> <B> INTERLUDE</B> -- ~, intermedie<BR><BR> <B> INTERMEDIARY</B> -- n. intermediario; mediator<BR><BR> <B> INTERMEDIATE</B> -- intermediari<BR><BR> <B> INTERMENT</B> -- interration, inhumation, sepultura<BR><BR> <B> INTERMEZZO</B> -- intermedie; (mus. piece) intermezzo<BR><BR> <B> INTERMINABLE</B> -- &iacute;nterminabil<BR><BR> <B> INTERMINGLE</B> -- intermixter<BR><BR> <B> INTERMISSION</B> -- interruption, pause<BR><BR> <B> INTERMITTENT</B> -- ~ (-ie); v. TO BE ~: intermitter<BR><BR> <B> INTERN</B> -- internar (-ate)<BR><BR> <B> INTERNAL</B> -- intern, interiori<BR><BR> <B> INTERNATIONAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> INTERNECINE</B> -- interdestructiv<BR><BR> <B> INTERPELLATE</B> -- interpellar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INTERPOLATE</B> -- interpolar, intercalar<BR><BR> <B> INTERPOSE</B> -- interposir; (intervene) intervenir<BR><BR> <B> INTERPRET</B> -- v. interpreter (-ation); eclarar<BR><BR> <B> INTERPRETER</B> -- interprete<BR><BR> <B> INTERREGNUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INTERROGATE</B> -- interrogar (-ation, -ator, -ativ), inquisiter<BR><BR> <B> INTERRUPT</B> -- interrupter (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> INTERSECT</B> -- intersecter (-or, -ion)<BR><BR> <B> INTERSPACE</B> -- interspacie, intersticie<BR><BR> <B> INTERSPERSE</B> -- intersemar<BR><BR> <B> INTERSTICE</B> -- intersticie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> INTERTWINE</B> -- interlacear (se), interplecter<BR><BR> <B> INTERVAL</B> -- pause, intervalle<BR><BR> <B> INTERVENE</B> -- intervenir (-tion)<BR><BR> <B> INTERVIEW</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> INTERWEAVE</B> -- intertexter<BR><BR> <B> INTESTATE</B> -- &iacute;ntestat<BR><BR> <B> INTESTINE</B> -- ~ (-al); (The small) ileum<BR><BR> <B> INTIMACY</B> -- intimit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INTIMATE</B> -- a. intim (-a, -o); v. suggester, informar<BR><BR> <B> INTIMIDATE</B> -- intimidar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INTO</B> -- in, ad-in<BR><BR> <B> INTOLERABLE</B> -- &iacute;ntolerabil<BR><BR> <B> INTOLERANT</B> -- &iacute;ntolerant (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> INTONE</B> -- intonar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INTOXICATE</B> -- intoxicar (-ation); ebriar; (fig.) ravisser<BR><BR> <B> INTRACTABLE</B> -- &iacute;ntractabil, &iacute;ndocil, &iacute;nconciliabil<BR><BR> <B> INTRANSITIVE</B> -- &iacute;ntransitiv<BR><BR> <B> INTREPID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;), audaci(osi)<BR><BR> <B> INTRICATE</B> -- complicat, implicat, involuet, inbrolliat<BR><BR> <B> INTRIGUE</B> -- intriga (-ar); cabale<BR><BR> <B> INTRINSIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INTRODUCE</B> -- introducter (-ion, -iv), presentar<BR><BR> <B> INTROIT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INTROSPECTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INTRUDE</B> -- intruDer (-sion, -siv, -sor)<BR><BR> <B> INTRUST</B> -- confider; autorisar<BR><BR> <B> INTUITION</B> -- ~ . TO HAVE AN ~: intuiter<BR><BR> <B> INUNDATE</B> -- inundar (-ation); superbordar<BR><BR> <B> INURE</B> -- habituar, acustomar<BR><BR> <B> INUTILITY</B> -- &iacute;nutilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> INVADE</B> -- invaDer (—sion, -sor)<BR><BR> <B> INVALID</B> -- a. &iacute;nvalid; malad, debil; n. &iacute;nvalide; v. &iacute;nvalidar, rendir invalid, anullar<BR><BR> <B> INTALUABLE</B> -- &iacute;nestimabil, &iacute;nevaluabil, valorosi, preciosi<BR><BR> <B> INVARIABLE</B> -- constant, &iacute;nvariabil<BR><BR> <B> INVASION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INVECTIVE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INVEIGH</B> -- invectivar, reprochar<BR><BR> <B> INVEIGLE</B> -- seducter, lurar<BR><BR> <B> INVENT</B> -- inventer (-ion, -or, -iv), imaginar<BR><BR> <B> INVENTORY</B> -- inventarie (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> INVERSE</B> -- a. inversi, contrari<BR><BR> <B> INVERSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INVERT</B> -- inverter<BR><BR> <B> INVERTEBRATE</B> -- a. &iacute;nvertebrat; n. invertebrate<BR><BR> <B> INVEST</B> -- (clothe) vestir; (mil.) investir (-itura); (money) plazzar, investir<BR><BR> <B> INVESTIGATE</B> -- investigar (-ation, -ator), inquester<BR><BR> <B> INVESTITURE</B> -- investitura<BR><BR> <B> INVETERATE</B> -- inradicat, habitual, persistent, cronic<BR><BR> <B> INVIDIOUS</B> -- desagreabil, vexatori, ofensiv<BR><BR> <B> INVIGORATE</B> -- invigorar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INVINCIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nvictibil, &iacute;nsuperabil<BR><BR> <B> INVIOLABLE</B> -- &iacute;nviolabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INVISIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nvisibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INVITE</B> -- invitar (-a,tion). INVITING: atrativ<BR><BR> <B> INVOCATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INVOICE</B> -- n. factura (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> INVOKE</B> -- invocar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> INVOLUNTARY</B> -- &iacute;nvoluntari<BR><BR> <B> INVOLUTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> INVOLVE</B> -- invelopar, involuer, implicar, necessitar, inbrolliar<BR><BR> <B> INVULNERABLE</B> -- &iacute;nvulnerabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> INWARD</B> -- intern, interiori. INWARDS: ad-intern<BR><BR> <B> INWARDLY</B> -- in realit&aacute;, in se self<BR><BR> <B> INWROUGHT</B> -- gravet, ornat per figuras<BR><BR> <B> IODINE</B> -- iode<BR><BR> <B> ION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> IOTA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> IRASCIBLE</B> -- iritabil<BR><BR> <B> IRATE</B> -- colerosi<BR><BR> <B> IRE</B> -- colere, ira<BR><BR> <B> IRIDESCENT</B> -- irisant (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> IRIS</B> -- ~; (bot.) iride<BR><BR> <B> IRKSOME</B> -- penosi, fatigant, tedant<BR><BR> <B> IRON</B> -- ferre (-in). FLAT-IRON: glattuore; v.(ferro-)glattar<BR><BR> <B> IRONCLAD</B> -- n. curassiero; nave curassat, monitor<BR><BR> <B> IRONICAL</B> -- ironic<BR><BR> <B> IRONMONGER</B> -- ferragero, quincalliero<BR><BR> <B> IRONS</B> -- catenes, ferres<BR><BR> <B> IRONWORKS</B> -- ferr&eacute;r&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> IRONY</B> -- ironie<BR><BR> <B> IRRADIATE</B> -- iluminar, iradiar<BR><BR> <B> IRRATIONAL</B> -- &iacute;nrational, &iacute;nrasonabil<BR><BR> <B> IRRECLAIMABLE</B> -- &iacute;nreclamabil, incorectibil<BR><BR> <B> IRRECONCILIABLE</B> -- &iacute;nconciliabil<BR><BR> <B> IRREDEEMABLE</B> -- &iacute;nredemptibil<BR><BR> <B> IRREDUCIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nreductibil<BR><BR> <B> IRREFUTABLE</B> -- &iacute;nrefutabil<BR><BR> <B> IRREGULAR</B> -- &iacute;nregulari (-t&aacute;); desrect<BR><BR> <B> IRREVELANT</B> -- ne pertinent, sin pertinentie, &iacute;naplicabil, extran<BR><BR> <B> IRRELIGIOUS</B> -- &iacute;nreligiosi (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> IRREMEDIABLE</B> -- &iacute;nremediabil<BR><BR> <B> IRREPARABLE</B> -- &iacute;nreparabil<BR><BR> <B> IRREPRESSIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nsupressibil<BR><BR> <B> IRREPROACHABLE</B> -- &iacute;nreprochabil, &iacute;nblamabil<BR><BR> <B> IRRESISTIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nresistibil<BR><BR> <B> IRRESOLUTE</B> -- &iacute;nresolut, hesitant<BR><BR> <B> IRRESPECTIVE</B> -- &iacute;ndependent (de), sin egardar que<BR><BR> <B> IRRESPONSIBLE</B> -- &iacute;nresponsabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> IRRETRIEVABLE</B> -- &iacute;nrecuperabil, inreparabil<BR><BR> <B> IRREVERENT</B> -- &iacute;nreverent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> IRREVOCABLE</B> -- &iacute;nrevocabil<BR><BR> <B> IRRIGATE</B> -- irigar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> IRRITATE</B> -- iritar (-ation, -abil, -abilit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> IRRUPT</B> -- irupter (-ion), inrupter<BR><BR> <B> ISLAND</B> -- insul (-ano)<BR><BR> <B> ISLE</B> -- insul<BR><BR> <B> ISOLATE</B> -- isolar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> ISSUE</B> -- v. (books) editer (-ion); publicar, distribuer, emisser; (come out) provenir; n. (number of periodical) numer&oacute;; (offspring) descendentes; (outcome) resultate, fine, exeada; question. AT ~: in dispute, in question<BR><BR> <B> ISTHMUS</B> -- istme<BR><BR> <B> IT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ITALICS</B> -- cursiv l&iacute;tteres. IN ~: cursivmen<BR><BR> <B> ITCH</B> -- v. pruritar; n. (med.) scabie<BR><BR> <B> ITEM</B> -- articul, parte, detallie<BR><BR> <B> ITERATE</B> -- iterar (-ation), repetir<BR><BR> <B> ITINERANT</B> -- ambulant<BR><BR> <B> ITINERARY</B> -- itinerarie, viarium<BR><BR> <B> IVORY</B> -- n. ivor (-in)<BR><BR> <B> IVY</B> -- hedre<BR><BR> 955 4195 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue j]] moved to [[english-Interlingue j]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> JAB AT</B> -- *pussar contra (per punta de alquo), picar<BR><BR> <B> JABBER</B> -- v. jargonar, carcarear<BR><BR> <B> JACK</B> -- (at cards) valet; (spit) torn-pica; (screw~) cric. JACK OF ALL TRADES: (naut.) flagga de proa. JACK-IN-THE-BOX: diabolette-in-buxe<BR><BR> <B> JACKAL</B> -- chacale<BR><BR> <B> JACKASS</B> -- &aacute;sino<BR><BR> <B> JACKDAW</B> -- monedul<BR><BR> <B> JACKET</B> -- jaquette<BR><BR> <B> JADE</B> -- cavallacha; feminach; (min.) jade<BR><BR> <B> JADED</B> -- fatigat, lassi<BR><BR> <B> JAGGED</B> -- con inregulari bordes JAGUAR: ~<BR><BR> <B> JAIL</B> -- c&aacute;rcere, prison (ario)<BR><BR> <B> JAILER</B> -- c&aacute;rcer-mastro<BR><BR> <B> JAM</B> -- ~, confitura; embarasse; v. serrar, presser<BR><BR> <B> JAMB</B> -- pal, pilare<BR><BR> <B> JANGLE</B> -- querellar, desacordar; (noise) raslar<BR><BR> <B> JANITOR</B> -- portario<BR><BR> <B> JANUARY</B> -- januar<BR><BR> <B> JAPAN</B> -- v. vernissar, laccar<BR><BR> <B> JAR</B> -- (pot) potte, cruche; (sound) dissonantie; (shock) choc, sucusse; v. dissonar; sucusser; cracar<BR><BR> <B> JARGON</B> -- ~, linguach<BR><BR> <B> JASMINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> JASPER</B> -- jaspe<BR><BR> <B> JAUNDICE</B> -- icterite<BR><BR> <B> JAUNT</B> -- excursion, promenada<BR><BR> <B> JAUNTY</B> -- gay, levi<BR><BR> <B> JAVELIN</B> -- lanse, jettlanse, javeline<BR><BR> <B> JAW</B> -- machuore, maxille; (naut.) furca de gaff. JAWS: fauc<BR><BR> <B> JAWBONE</B> -- osse maxillari<BR><BR> <B> JAY</B> -- (ornith.) garrul<BR><BR> <B> JEALOUS</B> -- jalusi, invidiosi<BR><BR> <B> JEALOUSY</B> -- jalusie<BR><BR> <B> JEER</B> -- mocar, deriDer (-sion)<BR><BR> <B> JEJUNE</B> -- vacui, van, inan<BR><BR> <B> JELLY</B> -- gel&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> JELLY-FISH</B> -- meduse<BR><BR> <B> JEOPARDIZE</B> -- hasardar, riscar, indangerar<BR><BR> <B> JEREMIAD</B> -- jeremiada, lamentation<BR><BR> <B> JERK</B> -- v. sucusser, dar un sucusse; n. sucusse; spasma<BR><BR> <B> JERKIN</B> -- camisol<BR><BR> <B> JERRY-BUILT</B> -- &iacute;nsolidmen construetet<BR><BR> <B> JERSEY</B> -- jers&eacute;; veste ex lan<BR><BR> <B> JESSAMINE</B> -- jasmine<BR><BR> <B> JEST</B> -- joca, burla (-ar, -erie, -on)<BR><BR> <B> JESUIT</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> JET</B> -- n. spruzza; (gas ~) bec de gas; (min.) gagate. JET-PROPELLED: roquette-propulset JETSAM: jettallia<BR><BR> <B> JETTISON</B> -- forjettar<BR><BR> <B> JETTY</B> -- n. molo, diga<BR><BR> <B> JEW</B> -- jud&eacute;o (-ic, -isme, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> JEWEL</B> -- juvel (-ero, -erie, -eria)<BR><BR> <B> JIB</B> -- (naut.) ~; v. paver, esser obstinat<BR><BR> <B> JIG</B> -- ~ (dansa irlandesi)<BR><BR> <B> JILT</B> -- exsponder se<BR><BR> <B> JINGLE</B> -- (far) tintinar; n. tintinada<BR><BR> <B> JOB</B> -- tache, afere; oficie, posto, ocupation, mestiere; v. (Stock Exchange) agiotar<BR><BR> <B> JOBBER</B> -- agiotero, curtagero<BR><BR> <B> JOCKEY</B> -- jokey<BR><BR> <B> JOCOSE</B> -- jocosi, amusant<BR><BR> <B> JOCULAR</B> -- jocaci (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> JOCUND</B> -- gay, joyosi<BR><BR> <B> JOG</B> -- levi pussa, micri choc; v. (the memory) amemorar; (trot) trottar lentmen<BR><BR> <B> JOIN</B> -- junter, unir (se), unionar, combinar; (a society) adherer<BR><BR> <B> JOINER</B> -- fin-carpentero<BR><BR> <B> JOINT</B> -- n. juntura, articulation; node; (meat) pezze; a. comun; junt(et). TO PUT OUT OF ~: luxar<BR><BR> <B> JOINTED</B> -- (con)juntet, articulat<BR><BR> <B> JOINT STOCK COMPANY</B> -- societ&eacute; anonim, societ&eacute; actionari<BR><BR> <B> JOIST</B> -- trave, subtrave<BR><BR> <B> JOKE</B> -- joca (-ar, -on), burla<BR><BR> <B> JOLLIFICATION</B> -- festinada<BR><BR> <B> JOLLY</B> -- gay (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> JOLT</B> -- v. sucusser, chocar<BR><BR> <B> JOSTLE</B> -- v. cud-pussar, turbar<BR><BR> <B> JOT</B> -- iota, minucie; v. (jot down) notar<BR><BR> <B> JOURNAL</B> -- jurnale (-ist, -istic), gazette; (daybook) diarium, contolibre<BR><BR> <B> JOURNEY</B> -- viage; v. viagear<BR><BR> <B> JOUST</B> -- torney (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> JOVIAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> JOY</B> -- joya (-osi), gaudie<BR><BR> <B> JUBILANT</B> -- ~ (-ie), triumfant<BR><BR> <B> JUBILEE</B> -- jubil&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> JUDAISM</B> -- judeisme<BR><BR> <B> JUDGE</B> -- n. judico (-ar, -ament)<BR><BR> <B> JUDICIAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> JUDICIOUS</B> -- judiciosi, prudent<BR><BR> <B> JUG</B> -- cruche; v, stuvar<BR><BR> <B> JUGGLE</B> -- v. jonglar (-ero, -er&iacute;e), prestidigitar<BR><BR> <B> JUGULAR</B> -- jugulari<BR><BR> <B> JUICE</B> -- succ (—osi)<BR><BR> <B> JULY</B> -- jul&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> JUMBLE</B> -- v. mixter, inbrolliar, desordinar; n. mixtallia, confusion<BR><BR> <B> JUMP</B> -- n. salta (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> JUNCTION</B> -- juntion, punctu de union, convergentie<BR><BR> <B> JUNCTURA</B> -- punctu, (con)juntura<BR><BR> <B> JUNE</B> -- junio<BR><BR> <B> JUNGLE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> JUNIOR</B> -- a. minori, plu yun, junior<BR><BR> <B> JUNIPER</B> -- junevre<BR><BR> <B> JUNK</B> -- (naut.) jonke; (lumber) antiquallia<BR><BR> <B> JUNKET</B> -- caseine, coagulate<BR><BR> <B> JUNKETING</B> -- festinada<BR><BR> <B> JURIDICAL</B> -- juridic<BR><BR> <B> JURISDICTION</B> -- jurisdition<BR><BR> <B> JURISPRUDENCE</B> -- jurisprudentie<BR><BR> <B> JURIST</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> JUROR</B> -- jurato, membre del jurie<BR><BR> <B> JURY</B> -- jurie<BR><BR> <B> JURY-MAST</B> -- fala mast<BR><BR> <B> JUST</B> -- ~, honest, equi; (barely) apen. JUST ABOUT TO: sur li punctu de. JUST AS: sammen quam; adv. precismen<BR><BR> <B> JUSTICE</B> -- justicie, -equita<BR><BR> <B> JUSTIFY</B> -- justificar (-ation, -abil)<BR><BR> <B> JUSTNESS</B> -- justesse<BR><BR> <B> JUT OUT</B> -- v. prominer, projecter<BR><BR> <B> JUTE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> JUVENILE</B> -- juvenil, yunatri; n. yuno, j&uacute;ven (i-a, -o)<BR><BR> <B> JUXTAPOSITION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> 956 4197 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue k]] moved to [[english-Interlingue k]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> KALE</B> -- caul crispat<BR><BR> <B> KALEIDOSCOPE</B> -- caleidoscop (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> KALENDER</B> -- calendare<BR><BR> <B> KALIF</B> -- calif<BR><BR> <B> KANGAROO</B> -- cangur&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> KAOLIN</B> -- caolin<BR><BR> <B> KEEL</B> -- kil<BR><BR> <B> KEELSON</B> -- super-kil<BR><BR> <B> KEEN</B> -- (sharp) acut, penetrant; (eager) entusiastic, ardent<BR><BR> <B> KEEP 1.|KEEP</B> -- (hold) tener, retener, conservar, gardar; (celebrate) festar; (in health) standar, star; ( ~ house) menagear; (remain) restar, maner; (rules) sequer, observar; (support) subtener, suportar, mantener. TO KEEP ONESELF WARM: mantener se calid;<BR><BR> <B> KEEP 2.|KEEP</B> -- n. (of castle) turre; prison subterran; (care of) custodie; (livelihood) subsistentie<BR><BR> <B> KEEP BACK</B> -- retener; (information) tacer pri<BR><BR> <B> KEEP DOWN</B> -- supresser, subjugar<BR><BR> <B> KEEP ON</B> -- continuar; constantmen (with suitable verb)<BR><BR> <B> KEEP OUT</B> -- excluder; maner &eacute;xter; (of debt) maner l&iacute;ber de debites<BR><BR> <B> KEEPER</B> -- guardian, curator, gardero, custode; (of hotel) h&oacute;sped, hotelero<BR><BR> <B> KEEPING WITH, IN</B> -- conform a<BR><BR> <B> KEEPSAKE</B> -- memorette<BR><BR> <B> KEG</B> -- barilette<BR><BR> <B> KEN</B> -- v. conosser (-entie)<BR><BR> <B> KENNEL</B> -- can-domette, caniera<BR><BR> <B> KERB</B> -- borde de trottuore<BR><BR> <B> KERCHIEF</B> -- charpe, chal<BR><BR> <B> KERNEL</B> -- nucleo<BR><BR> <B> KEROSENE</B> -- petroleo<BR><BR> <B> KESTREL</B> -- astor<BR><BR> <B> KETCH</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> KETCHUP</B> -- sauce picant<BR><BR> <B> KETTLE</B> -- bolliere; (large) caldron<BR><BR> <B> KETTLEDRUM</B> -- timbale<BR><BR> <B> KEY</B> -- clave; (of piano) taste; (mus.) ton. ~ INDUSTRY; industrie pivotal<BR><BR> <B> KEYBOARD</B> -- tastatura, claviere<BR><BR> <B> KEYHOLE</B> -- clave-fore<BR><BR> <B> KEYRING</B> -- anelle por claves, porta—claves<BR><BR> <B> KEYSTONE</B> -- chef l&aacute;pide<BR><BR> <B> KICK</B> -- n. pedcolpe; (of rifle) repulse; v. dar un pedcolpe a; pussar; (horses) regambar; (toss about) stramplar<BR><BR> <B> KID</B> -- caprello; (leather) caprocute<BR><BR> <B> KIDNAP</B> -- rapter<BR><BR> <B> KIDNEY</B> -- ren<BR><BR> <B> KIDNEY-BEAN</B> -- faseol<BR><BR> <B> KILL</B> -- mortar, assassinar; (animals) buchar<BR><BR> <B> KILN</B> -- forn<BR><BR> <B> KILOGRAM</B> -- kilogramme<BR><BR> <B> KILOMETRE</B> -- ~. KILOLITRE: ~<BR><BR> <B> KIN</B> -- a. parent, afin; n. parentit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> KIND</B> -- benevolent, clement, afabil, amabil, bon, complesent (-ie); n. sorte, specie<BR><BR> <B> KINDHEARTED</B> -- boncordiosi<BR><BR> <B> KINDLE</B> -- accender, inflammar<BR><BR> <B> KINDLY</B> -- a. afabil; (see also KIND); adv. HE ~ ASSISTED ME: il benevolet auxiliar me<BR><BR> <B> KINDRED</B> -- a. parent (-it&eacute;)<BR><BR> <B> KINEMATOGRAPH</B> -- c&iacute;nema<BR><BR> <B> KING</B> -- rey (-al, -atu, -ia)<BR><BR> <B> KINGFISHER</B> -- alcion<BR><BR> <B> KINK</B> -- ~ ; (fig.) capricie<BR><BR> <B> KINSFOLK</B> -- parentit&eacute;. KINSMAN: parente<BR><BR> <B> KIOSK</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> KIPPER</B> -- harengo fumicat<BR><BR> <B> KIRK</B> -- eclesie; (building) eclesia<BR><BR> <B> KISS</B> -- n. ~ besa (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> KIT</B> -- possedallia, propriet&aacute;, cosage<BR><BR> <B> KIT-BAG</B> -- sac-valise<BR><BR> <B> KITCHEN</B> -- cocin(er&iacute;)a. ~ CUPBOARD: scaf de cocina, utensilarium<BR><BR> <B> KITCHEN-GARDEN</B> -- legumiera<BR><BR> <B> KITE</B> -- (bird) milve; (paper ~) dracon volant<BR><BR> <B> KITH</B> -- see KIN<BR><BR> <B> KITTEN</B> -- catello<BR><BR> <B> KLEPTOMANIA</B> -- cleptomanie<BR><BR> <B> KNACK</B> -- arte, tric, artificie<BR><BR> <B> KNACKER</B> -- cavall-buchero<BR><BR> <B> KNAPSACK</B> -- sac dorsal, tornistre<BR><BR> <B> KNAPWEED</B> -- centaurea<BR><BR> <B> KNAVE</B> -- fripon (-er&iacute;e); (at cards) valet<BR><BR> <B> KNEAD</B> -- plastar (-uore)<BR><BR> <B> KNEE</B> -- gen&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> KNEE-BREECHES</B> -- curt culotte<BR><BR> <B> KNEE-CAP</B> -- rotul; (med.) patella<BR><BR> <B> KNEEL</B> -- genuflexer (-ion), agenuar se<BR><BR> <B> KNELL</B> -- n. funeral clocheada<BR><BR> <B> KNICKERBOCKERS</B> -- culotte<BR><BR> <B> KNICKERS</B> -- calson<BR><BR> <B> KNICK-KNACK</B> -- bagatelle, ornette<BR><BR> <B> KNIFE</B> -- cultelle. ~ BOARD: slifuore<BR><BR> <B> KNIGHT</B> -- cavalliero (-esc)<BR><BR> <B> KNIGHTHOOD</B> -- cavalieratu<BR><BR> <B> KNIT</B> -- tricotar (-age, -era, -er&iacute;a). ~ TOGETHER: unir, ligar (se). ~ THE BROWS: rugar li fronte<BR><BR> <B> KNITTING</B> -- tricot<BR><BR> <B> KNITTING-NEEDLE</B> -- tricot-agullie<BR><BR> <B> KNOB</B> -- bosse, tuber; (door~) anse<BR><BR> <B> KNOCK</B> -- v. frappar. ~ DOWN: abatter, far cader. ~ UP: avigilar; exhauster; n. frappa, batte<BR><BR> <B> KNOCKER</B> -- frappette, frappa-porta<BR><BR> <B> KNOLL</B> -- tumul<BR><BR> <B> KNOT</B> -- node (-ar); (tuft) toffe<BR><BR> <B> KNOTTY</B> -- nodosi; complicat<BR><BR> <B> KNOUT</B> -- knut (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> KNOW</B> -- (acquainted with, know people) conosser (-ent, -antie, -or); (know facts) saver (-entie). LET ME ~: ples avisar me<BR><BR> <B> KNOWING</B> -- a. inteligent, astut<BR><BR> <B> KNOWLEDGE</B> -- saventie, conossentie; erudition<BR><BR> <B> KNUCKLE</B> -- articul del fingre, juntura; v. ~ UNDER: ceder, submisser se<BR><BR> 957 4199 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue l]] moved to [[english-Interlingue l]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> LABEL</B> -- etiquette, afichette, billet<BR><BR> <B> LABIAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LABORATORY</B> -- laboratoria, oficina<BR><BR> <B> LABORIOUS</B> -- diligent, laborosi; penosi, fatigant<BR><BR> <B> LABOUR</B> -- labore (-ar, -ero); (strive) penar; (childbirth) parturition; (toil) strapacie. HARD ~: labor punitori. ~ IN VAIN: van pena<BR><BR> <B> LABURNUM</B> -- citise<BR><BR> <B> LABYRINTH</B> -- labirinte (-in)<BR><BR> <B> LAC</B> -- lacca<BR><BR> <B> LACE</B> -- (fabric) dentelle; (for uniform) galon; (shoe-) lace; (trimmings) pasment; v. lacear; ligar<BR><BR> <B> LACEHOLE</B> -- oculette<BR><BR> <B> LACERATE</B> -- lacerar, mutilar<BR><BR> <B> LACHRYMAL</B> -- ~ lacrimal<BR><BR> <B> LACK</B> -- manca, beson, &iacute;ndigentie; v. mancar, indiger<BR><BR> <B> LACKADAISICAL</B> -- &iacute;ndiferent; negligent<BR><BR> <B> LACKEY</B> -- lacayo<BR><BR> <B> LACKING, TO BE</B> -- * mancar<BR><BR> <B> LACONIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LACQUER</B> -- v. laccar; n. lacca<BR><BR> <B> LACTATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LACTEAL</B> -- lactin, lactatri<BR><BR> <B> LAD</B> -- yuno, j&uacute;veno, garson, boy<BR><BR> <B> LADDER</B> -- scale<BR><BR> <B> LADEN</B> -- cargat; (abstract sense) chargeat, opresset<BR><BR> <B> LADING, BILL OF</B> -- * certificate de carga<BR><BR> <B> LADLE</B> -- coclaron, coclare haustiv<BR><BR> <B> LADY</B> -- dama, seniora<BR><BR> <B> LADYBIRD</B> -- coccinelle<BR><BR> <B> LADY DAY</B> -- Anunciation<BR><BR> <B> LADYLIKE</B> -- de bon manieres, de seniora<BR><BR> <B> LADY-LOVE</B> -- amata<BR><BR> <B> LAG</B> -- v. lentear, restar retro, tardar, lentardear; n. retardation<BR><BR> <B> LAGGARD</B> -- lentarde<BR><BR> <B> LAGOON</B> -- lagune<BR><BR> <B> LAIC</B> -- ~ (-o)<BR><BR> <B> LAIR</B> -- lette, tana, refugia<BR><BR> <B> LAIDY</B> -- laicos, profanes<BR><BR> <B> LAKE</B> -- lago<BR><BR> <B> LAMA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LAMB</B> -- agnelle (-a); (meat) agnelline, oarne agnellin<BR><BR> <B> LAMBENT</B> -- (flame) serpentant<BR><BR> <B> LAME</B> -- a. claudicant; (fig.)&iacute;nsatisfatori, debil; v. mutilar, far .claudicant, paralisar<BR><BR> <B> LAMENT</B> -- v. lamentar (-ation, -abil), deplorar<BR><BR> <B> LAMINA</B> -- l&aacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> LAMP</B> -- lampe. STREET ~: lanterne. HANGING ~: lucerne. HEAD ~: projector<BR><BR> <B> LAMPBLACK</B> -- ful&iacute;gine de lamp<BR><BR> <B> LAMPGLASS</B> -- lamp-cilindre<BR><BR> <B> LAMPSHADE</B> -- para-luce<BR><BR> <B> LAMPOON</B> -- pasquin (-ar, -ada); v. satirisar<BR><BR> <B> LAMPREY</B> -- lamprede<BR><BR> <B> LANCE</B> -- lanse; (med.) lansette; v. lansettar, inciser<BR><BR> <B> LANCET</B> -- lansette<BR><BR> <B> LAND</B> -- (ground) terre, suol; (country) land, pais; v. debarcar, aterrar, abordar; (unload) decargar<BR><BR> <B> LANDAU</B> -- ~, coche<BR><BR> <B> LANDED PROPERTY</B> -- domene<BR><BR> <B> LANDING</B> -- (on stairs) planage. ~ STAGE: caye, debarcatoria<BR><BR> <B> LANDLADY</B> -- patrona; hospedessa, albergatora<BR><BR> <B> LANDLOCKED</B> -- circumdat de terra<BR><BR> <B> LANDLORD</B> -- proprietarie; mastro; (of inn) h&oacute;sped<BR><BR> <B> LANDMARK</B> -- born-petre<BR><BR> <B> LANDOWNER</B> -- proprietario de terra<BR><BR> <B> LANDSCAPE</B> -- paisage (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> LANDSLIDE</B> -- crulation terral, avalanche, glissament de terra<BR><BR> <B> LANE</B> -- stradette, via<BR><BR> <B> LANGUAGE</B> -- lingue, idioma<BR><BR> <B> LANGUID</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LANGUISH</B> -- languir (-ore)<BR><BR> <B> LANK</B> -- magri; (of hair) &iacute;ncrispat<BR><BR> <B> LANTERN</B> -- lanterne. MAGIC ~: optic lanterne<BR><BR> <B> LANYARD</B> -- talrep<BR><BR> <B> LAP</B> -- gremie; (in a race) ronde; v. (drink) trincar; (plash) clapotar<BR><BR> <B> LAPEL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LAPIDARY</B> -- n. lapidero, lapidario<BR><BR> <B> LAPSE</B> -- v. expirar, passar, preterir; (fall back) recader, recidivar; n. errore; (of time) eflution, preterition, curse<BR><BR> <B> LAPWING</B> -- vanelle<BR><BR> <B> LARBOARD</B> -- bacbord<BR><BR> <B> LARCENY</B> -- furte<BR><BR> <B> LARCH</B> -- larice<BR><BR> <B> LARD</B> -- grasse porcin; v. lardar<BR><BR> <B> LARDER</B> -- c&aacute;mera de provisiones, gardamanjage<BR><BR> <B> LARGE</B> -- grand. AT ~: l&iacute;ber<BR><BR> <B> LARGELY</B> -- max sovente, precipue<BR><BR> <B> LARGESS</B> -- donation<BR><BR> <B> LARK</B> -- alaude; (fun) burla<BR><BR> <B> LARVA</B> -- larve<BR><BR> <B> LARYNX</B> -- laringe (-ite)<BR><BR> <B> LASCIVIOUS</B> -- lasciv, voluptosi<BR><BR> <B> LASH</B> -- v. (bind) ligar, amarrar; (whip) flagellar; (of horses) TO ~ OUT: regambar; n. knut; colp de flagell; (eyelash) cilie<BR><BR> <B> LASS</B> -- puella, yuna<BR><BR> <B> LASSITUDE</B> -- lassit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> LASSO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LAST</B> -- a. ultiia, passat, final; precedent. AT ~: in fine. ~ NIGHT: yer vesper; n. (boot ~) listell; v. durar<BR><BR> <B> LASTING</B> -- durabil, permanent<BR><BR> <B> LASTLY</B> -- in fine, finalmen, ultimmen<BR><BR> <B> LATCH; cline (-ar). LATCHKEY</B> -- clave portal<BR><BR> <B> LATE</B> -- a. tard; (of train etc.) retardat; (former) recent, anteyan; (deceased) morit, decedet; adv. tard<BR><BR> <B> LATELY</B> -- ultimmen, recentmen<BR><BR> <B> LATENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LATER</B> -- subsequent, posteriori, plu tard<BR><BR> <B> LATERAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LATEST</B> -- novissim<BR><BR> <B> LATH</B> -- latte. LATHWORK: lattage<BR><BR> <B> LATHE</B> -- tornuore<BR><BR> <B> LATHER</B> -- scum (-ear); v. insaponar<BR><BR> <B> LATITUDE</B> -- latit&uacute;dine; (freedom) libert&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> LATRINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LATTER</B> -- a. ultim, ti ci<BR><BR> <B> LATTICE</B> -- trellie (-age)<BR><BR> <B> LAUD</B> -- laude (-ar,-abil, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> LAUDANUM</B> -- tinctura de opium<BR><BR> <B> LAUGH</B> -- v. riDer (-sion, -sibil); (to ~ at) deriDer, mocar; n. rise<BR><BR> <B> LAUGHING-STOCK</B> -- objecte de rision<BR><BR> <B> LAUGHTER</B> -- rision, hilarit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> LAUNCH</B> -- lansar; n. (boat) chalupe<BR><BR> <B> LAUNDRESS</B> -- lavera<BR><BR> <B> LAUNDRY</B> -- laver&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> LAUREATE</B> -- laureat (-o)<BR><BR> <B> LAUREL</B> -- laure<BR><BR> <B> LAVA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LAVATORY</B> -- toilette, lavatoria; latrine<BR><BR> <B> LAVE</B> -- v. lavar, rinsar<BR><BR> <B> LAVENDER</B> -- lavende<BR><BR> <B> LAVISH</B> -- a. liberal, generosi, prodigal; v. prodigar<BR><BR> <B> LAW</B> -- lege, statute, decrete; (jurisprudence) jure. ~ COURT: tribunale; v. TO GO TO ~: processuar<BR><BR> <B> LAWFUL</B> -- legal (-it&aacute;), legitim<BR><BR> <B> LAWLESS</B> -- &iacute;nlegal, arbitrari, sin leges<BR><BR> <B> LAWN</B> -- gazon, (material) linon<BR><BR> <B> LAWN-TENNIS</B> -- t&eacute;nnis<BR><BR> <B> LAWSUIT</B> -- processu<BR><BR> <B> LAWYER</B> -- legist, jurist<BR><BR> <B> LAX</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> LAXATIVE</B> -- a. laxativ; n. laxative<BR><BR> <B> LAY</B> -- a. laic (-o)<BR><BR> <B> LAY</B> -- v. posir, metter. jacentar; (eggs) posir, ovar: (ghost) exorcisar; (tablecloth) covrir li table; (wager) pariar; (~ dust) abatter<BR><BR> <B> LAY DOWN</B> -- statuer, prescrir, definir, decreter<BR><BR> <B> LAY IN</B> -- (store) aprovisionar<BR><BR> <B> LAY ON</B> -- aplicar; (strike) batter<BR><BR> <B> LAY OPEN</B> -- exposir, decovrir, decelar<BR><BR> <B> LAY OUT</B> -- extenDer; (money) expender, deborsar; (corpse) apretar<BR><BR> <B> LAY SIEGE TO</B> -- assediar<BR><BR> <B> LAY UP</B> -- amassar, aprovisionar<BR><BR> <B> LAYER</B> -- (hort.) marcotte; (geol.) strate; (de)positor<BR><BR> <B> LAY-FIGURE</B> -- marionette, figura<BR><BR> <B> LAZY</B> -- pigri, indolent<BR><BR> <B> LEA</B> -- herbiera, prate<BR><BR> <B> LEAD</B> -- n. (metal) plumbe; (for pencils) grafite; (naut.) sonde; v. plumbar<BR><BR> <B> LEAD</B> -- v. (conduct) ducter, guidar, directer; (go in front) preceder; (cause) causar, far; (- off) comensar; (~ astray) seducter; n. duction, direction; precedentie<BR><BR> <B> LEADEN</B> -- plumbin, plumbic; inert<BR><BR> <B> LEADER</B> -- (con)duetor, chef; articul redactoral<BR><BR> <B> LEAF</B> -- folie (-at, -age, -ette, -osi); (of table etc.) clappe<BR><BR> <B> LEAGUE</B> -- n. liga, f&eacute;dere; (distance) tri milies; v. oonfederar, alliar, ligar<BR><BR> <B> LEAK</B> -- licc (-ar); v. (to ~ out) divulgar se.<BR><BR> <B> LEAL</B> -- loyal, fidel<BR><BR> <B> LEAN 1.|LEAN</B> -- a. magri; n. carne sin grasse<BR><BR> <B> LEAN 2.|LEAN</B> -- v. (for support) apoyar; (incline) inclinar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> LEANINGS</B> -- inclination<BR><BR> <B> LEAP</B> -- n. salta (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> LEAP-FROG</B> -- cise-cap<BR><BR> <B> LEAP-YEAR</B> -- annu bisextil<BR><BR> <B> LEARN</B> -- aprenDer (-sor); reciver information, audir. I ~ THAT ...: on di me que...<BR><BR> <B> LEARNED</B> -- erudit, doct, expert, versat (in)<BR><BR> <B> LEARNER</B> -- scolero, elevo, aprensor; aprentise<BR><BR> <B> LEARNING</B> -- erudition, saventie<BR><BR> <B> LEASE</B> -- v. (to take) luar, arendar; (to let) forluar; n. lua-contrate<BR><BR> <B> LEASE-HOLD</B> -- arenda<BR><BR> <B> LEASH</B> -- cupla-bande<BR><BR> <B> LEAST</B> -- a. max micri, minim. THE ~ BEAUTIFUL: li minim bell. AT ~: adminim, alminu. NOT IN THE ~: in null mode, tot ne. TO SAY THE ~: por ne exagerar<BR><BR> <B> LEATHER</B> -- cute (-in). RUSSIAN ~: yufte<BR><BR> <B> LEAVE</B> -- v. lassar; (abandon) forlassar, abandonar; (depart) departer, forviagear; surtir; (bequeath) legar, testar; (to ~ off) cessar. TO TAKE ~ OF: dir ad&iacute;o. TO ~ BEHIND: poslassar; n. permission, licentie, vacantie, congedie, ad&iacute;o<BR><BR> <B> LEAVEN</B> -- leven; v. fermentar, levenar<BR><BR> <B> LEAVINGS</B> -- rest(age)<BR><BR> <B> LECHER</B> -- libertino (-isme), lascivon<BR><BR> <B> LECTERN</B> -- pupitre<BR><BR> <B> LECTURE</B> -- discurse, lection; reprimande; v. far un discurse<BR><BR> <B> LEDGE</B> -- corniche<BR><BR> <B> LEDGER</B> -- chef-libre, contolibre<BR><BR> <B> LEE</B> -- sub li vent; LEEWAY: drive; t&eacute;mpor perdit<BR><BR> <B> LEECH</B> -- sanguisuc<BR><BR> <B> LEEK</B> -- porro<BR><BR> <B> LEER</B> -- v. regardachar, regardar maliciosimen; n. oculada lasciv<BR><BR> <B> LEES</B> -- sediment<BR><BR> <B> LEFT</B> -- a. levul. ON THE ~: a levul. LEFT-HANDER: levulon. TO BE ~ OVER: restar<BR><BR> <B> LEG</B> -- gambe; (of garment) gambale<BR><BR> <B> LEGACY</B> -- legate<BR><BR> <B> LEGAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;, -isar), legitim (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> LEGATE</B> -- legato<BR><BR> <B> LEGATEE</B> -- legatario<BR><BR> <B> LEGATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LEGEND</B> -- legende (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> LEGERDEMAIN</B> -- jongler&iacute;e, escamotage ~LEGGED: -gambat<BR><BR> <B> LEGGINGS</B> -- gamache, gambiere<BR><BR> <B> LEGIBLE</B> -- leibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> LEGION</B> -- ~ (-ario)<BR><BR> <B> LEGISLATE</B> -- v. legislator (-ion, -iv, -ura)<BR><BR> <B> LEGITIMATE</B> -- a. legitim (-ar, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> LEGUME</B> -- (bot.) leg&uacute;mine (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> LEISURE</B> -- ocie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> LEISURELY</B> -- lent(men)<BR><BR> <B> LEMMING</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LEMON</B> -- citron, limon<BR><BR> <B> LEMONADE</B> -- limonade<BR><BR> <B> LEND</B> -- prestar; dar, auxiliar<BR><BR> <B> LENGTH</B> -- longore. AT ~: in fine; detalliatmen<BR><BR> <B> LENGTHEN</B> -- alongar, prolongar<BR><BR> <B> LENGTHY</B> -- long; enoyant, tedosi<BR><BR> <B> LENIENT</B> -- mild, indulgent, clement (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> LENITIVE</B> -- lenitiv, palliativ<BR><BR> <B> LENS</B> -- linse; (bi-convex) lupe<BR><BR> <B> LENT</B> -- carema<BR><BR> <B> LENTICULAR</B> -- linsiform<BR><BR> <B> LENTIL</B> -- (bot.) lentille<BR><BR> <B> LEONINE</B> -- leonin<BR><BR> <B> LEOPARD</B> -- leoparde<BR><BR> <B> LEPER</B> -- leproso<BR><BR> <B> LEPROSY</B> -- lepra (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> LESION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LESS</B> -- adv. minu. MORE OR ~: plu-minu. LESS AND ~: sempre minu. THE ~ THE BETTER: plu poc plu bon<BR><BR> <B> LESSEE</B> -- locatario, luator<BR><BR> <B> LESSEN</B> -- diminuer (se)<BR><BR> <B> LESSER</B> -- inferiori<BR><BR> <B> LESSON</B> -- lecion; (eccl.) letion<BR><BR> <B> LEST</B> -- pro timore que,: por que ... ne<BR><BR> <B> LET</B> -- (allow) lassar, permisser; (~ alone) lassar; a tacer pri; (lease) forluar; (optative) lass...; (subjunctive) mey. LET IT CAME: it mey venir<BR><BR> <B> LET GO</B> -- liberar, lassar ear; (naut.) filar<BR><BR> <B> LET OFF</B> -- far exploDer; (fig.) pardonar, excusar<BR><BR> <B> LET OUT</B> -- (clothes) extender, alargar; (divulge) divulgar; (free) lassar surtir, lassar escapar<BR><BR> <B> LETHAL</B> -- mortific, mortatori<BR><BR> <B> LETHARGY</B> -- letargie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> LETTER</B> -- lettre (-bux); (of alphabet) l&iacute;ttere. CAPITAL ~: majuscul. SMALL ~: minuscul<BR><BR> <B> LETTERED</B> -- litterat; erudit, doct<BR><BR> <B> LETTERPRESS</B> -- textu<BR><BR> <B> LETTER-RACK</B> -- lettriere, porta-lettre<BR><BR> <B> LETTERS</B> -- litteratura. A MN OF ~: litterato<BR><BR> <B> LETTUCE</B> -- latug<BR><BR> <B> LEVEE</B> -- reception<BR><BR> <B> LEVEL</B> -- a. plan, plat; n. nivelle, egalit&aacute;; (instr.) nivellette; v. aplatar, egalisar, nivellar; (a gun) apuntar, visar; (a blow) lansar<BR><BR> <B> LEVEL-CROSSING</B> -- nivell-passage<BR><BR> <B> LEVER</B> -- levere, levette; v. leverar<BR><BR> <B> LEVERET</B> -- leporello<BR><BR> <B> LEVITATION</B> -- levation<BR><BR> <B> LEVITY</B> -- levit&aacute;, frivolit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> LEVY</B> -- v. imposir; (troops) levar, recrutar<BR><BR> <B> LEWD</B> -- &iacute;nchast, libertin, debochant<BR><BR> <B> LEXICON</B> -- lexico (-al, -ografie); dictionarium<BR><BR> <B> LIABILITY</B> -- (propensity) inclination, tendentie; (debt) passive, debite<BR><BR> <B> LIABLE</B> -- responsabil (-it&aacute;), tuchabil; (~ to) inclinat a<BR><BR> <B> LIAISON</B> -- intriga de amore, relation amorosi; conexion, cooperation<BR><BR> <B> LIANA</B> -- liane<BR><BR> <B> LIAR</B> -- mentitor, mentiard<BR><BR> <B> LIBATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LIBEL</B> -- v. defamar, calumniar; n. calumnie, defamation<BR><BR> <B> LIBEEAL</B> -- ~ (-isme), generosi (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> LIBERATE</B> -- liberar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> LIBERTINE</B> -- a. libertin (-o, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> LIBERTY</B> -- libert&aacute;; privilegie. I TAKE THE ~: yo permisse me<BR><BR> <B> LIBRARY</B> -- biblioteca (-ario)<BR><BR> <B> LIBRATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LIBRETTO</B> -- librette<BR><BR> <B> LICENCE</B> -- licentie, libert&aacute;, permission, autorit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> LICENTIATE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LICENSE</B> -- v. autorisar<BR><BR> <B> LICENTIOUS</B> -- &iacute;nfrenat, licentiosi<BR><BR> <B> LICHEN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LICK</B> -- n. lecca (-ar, -on)<BR><BR> <B> LICKSPITTLE</B> -- leccard, adulator<BR><BR> <B> LID</B> -- (cover) covrette, covricul; (eyelid) palpebre<BR><BR> <B> LIE</B> -- v. jacer, reposar; (tell a ~) mentir; (remain) restar. TO ~ IN WAIT: guatar. (naut.) TO ~ TO: capear. TO ~ IDLE: chomar. TO ~ OVER: star ajornat; n. mentie; (slope) cline<BR><BR> <B> LIEF</B> -- AS ~: preferer. I WOULD AS ~: yo vell preferer<BR><BR> <B> LIEGE</B> -- a. vassali<BR><BR> <B> LIEU OF, IN</B> -- * vice, in vice de<BR><BR> <B> LIEUTENANT</B> -- leutenante<BR><BR> <B> LIFE</B> -- vive, existentie; vivacit&aacute;; aferes homan; (biography) biografie<BR><BR> <B> LIFE-ANNUITY</B> -- rente vive-durant<BR><BR> <B> LIFEBELT</B> -- cintura salvatori<BR><BR> <B> LIFEBOAT</B> -- bote salvatori<BR><BR> <B> LIFEBUOY</B> -- boye salvatori<BR><BR> <B> LIFELESS</B> -- sin vive, &iacute;nanimat, mort<BR><BR> <B> LIFELIKE</B> -- natural<BR><BR> <B> LIFELONG</B> -- vive-durant, por li tot vive<BR><BR> <B> LIFE-SIZE</B> -- grandore natural<BR><BR> <B> LIFETIME</B> -- vive-t&eacute;mpor<BR><BR> <B> LIFT</B> -- v. levar; (fog) disperser se; n. lift, elevator; auxilie<BR><BR> <B> LIGAMENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LIGATURE</B> -- ligatura; bande, corde ligativ<BR><BR> <B> LIGHT</B> -- n. luce, l&uacute;mine; foy; a. (of weight) levi; (easy) facil, lucid, clar, luminosi; (of hair) blond; v. accenDer, inflammar. TO ~ UP: iluminar<BR><BR> <B> LIGHT ON</B> -- incontrar; decovrir<BR><BR> <B> LIGHTEN</B> -- aclarar; iluminar, lucidar; (ease) aleviar; (lightning) fulminar<BR><BR> <B> LIGHTER</B> -- (boat) chalande, chalupe; (cigarette ~) accendette<BR><BR> <B> LIGHT-FOOTED</B> -- agil (-ita)<BR><BR> <B> LIGHTHEADED</B> -- deliriosi<BR><BR> <B> LIGHTHEARTED</B> -- gay, joyosi, de levi anim<BR><BR> <B> LIGHTHOUSE</B> -- fare<BR><BR> <B> LIGHTING</B> -- ilumination; lucement<BR><BR> <B> LIGHTLY</B> -- levimen, facilmen<BR><BR> <B> LIGHTNING</B> -- f&uacute;lmine, fulguration. ~ CONDUCTOR: para-fulmine. FORKED ~: zigzag de fulmine. ~ STROKE: f&uacute;lmincolpe<BR><BR> <B> LIGHTS</B> -- (lungs) pulmones<BR><BR> <B> LIGHTSHIP</B> -- fare-nave<BR><BR> <B> LIGNEOUS</B> -- lignin<BR><BR> <B> LIGNITE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LIKE</B> -- a. simil, egal. ONE ~ THAT: un tal; adv. quam; v. amar, apreciar; (to wish) voler; n. lu simil, lu egal<BR><BR> <B> LIKELY</B> -- versimil (-it&aacute;), probabil; (believable) credibil<BR><BR> <B> LIKEN</B> -- comparar con<BR><BR> <B> LIKENESS</B> -- similit&aacute;; portrete, image<BR><BR> <B> LIKEWISE</B> -- anc; (similarly) similmen<BR><BR> <B> LIKING</B> -- gust, inclination, preferentie, predilection<BR><BR> <B> LILAC</B> -- n. lila<BR><BR> <B> LILT</B> -- ritme, melodie, cadentie<BR><BR> <B> LILY</B> -- lilie. ~ OF THE VALLEY: convallaria<BR><BR> <B> LIMB</B> -- membre; tranche ~ (astr.) limbe<BR><BR> <B> LIMBO</B> -- borde del inferne<BR><BR> <B> LIME</B> -- (fruit) limon; (tree) tilie; (min.) calce; (birdlime) colle<BR><BR> <B> LIMEJUICE</B> -- succ de citron<BR><BR> <B> LIMEKILN</B> -- calc-forn, calciera<BR><BR> <B> LIMELIGHT</B> -- Drummond-luce, luce oxihidrogeni; (fig.) public atention<BR><BR> <B> LIMESTONE</B> -- calc-petre<BR><BR> <B> LIMEWASH</B> -- v. calcinar<BR><BR> <B> LIMIT</B> -- l&iacute;mite (-ar, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> LIMITED COMPANY</B> -- societ&eacute; anonim, societ&eacute; actionari<BR><BR> <B> LIMP</B> -- a. lax, flexibil, fatigat; v. claudicar<BR><BR> <B> LIMPID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;), diafan<BR><BR> <B> LINDEN</B> -- tilie<BR><BR> <B> LINE</B> -- n. strec, linea (-ar, -al, -ari); (cord) corde; (row) file, range; (of poetry) verse; (rail) rel; v. (garments) foderar; (line up) alinear (se)<BR><BR> <B> LINEAGE</B> -- genealogie<BR><BR> <B> LINEAMENT</B> -- trate, lineament<BR><BR> <B> LINEN</B> -- toale; (clothes) linage. ~ WAREHOUSE: linageria; a. linin<BR><BR> <B> LINER</B> -- nave de linea, transoceanico<BR><BR> <B> LING</B> -- (fish) molve; (bot.) erica<BR><BR> <B> LINGER</B> -- tardar, demorar, lentear; (remain) restar<BR><BR> <B> LINGO</B> -- jargon, linguach<BR><BR> <B> LINGUAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LINGUIST</B> -- ~ (-ic, -ica)<BR><BR> <B> LINIMENT</B> -- ~, frotta-remedie<BR><BR> <B> LINING</B> -- f&oacute;dere, substoff<BR><BR> <B> LINK</B> -- (chain) catenun; caten-anelle; (fig.) bande; v. unir, ligar<BR><BR> <B> LINKS</B> -- (golf) golf-terren<BR><BR> <B> LINNET</B> -- linotte<BR><BR> <B> LINOLEUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LINSEED</B> -- lin-semes<BR><BR> <B> LINT</B> -- charpie<BR><BR> <B> LINTEL</B> -- ~, transtrave (de porta)<BR><BR> <B> LION</B> -- leon (-a, -in, -ello)<BR><BR> <B> LIP</B> -- labie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> LIQUEFY</B> -- liquificar, liquidisar; fonder<BR><BR> <B> LIQUID</B> -- a. ~ (-ar, -ation); n. liquide, fluide<BR><BR> <B> LIQUOR</B> -- liquore, alcohol<BR><BR> <B> LIQUORICE</B> -- glicirize, liquorice<BR><BR> <B> LIPS</B> -- v. chuchotar; mispronunciar 's' o 'z'<BR><BR> <B> LISSOM</B> -- flexibil, gracil<BR><BR> <B> LIST</B> -- liste, tabelle, catalog; inclination; v. (in)listar, registrar; inclinar se<BR><BR> <B> LISTEN</B> -- escutar<BR><BR> <B> LISTLESS</B> -- inert, languid<BR><BR> <B> LITANY</B> -- litan&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> LITERAL</B> -- litteral<BR><BR> <B> LITERARY</B> -- litterari<BR><BR> <B> LITERATURE</B> -- litteratura<BR><BR> <B> LITHE</B> -- flexibil<BR><BR> <B> LITHOGRAPHY</B> -- litografie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> LITIGATE</B> -- processuar, litigiar<BR><BR> <B> LITIGATION</B> -- litigie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> LITIGIOUS</B> -- litigiosi, processuaci<BR><BR> <B> LITRE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LITTER</B> -- n. jettallia; (of pigs) covatura, ventrade; (stretcher) portuore; v. metter in desordine<BR><BR> <B> LITTLE</B> -- a. micri, litt (-it&aacute;, -esse); adv. poc, alquant. ~ BY ~: poc a poc<BR><BR> <B> LITTORAL</B> -- a. litoral; n. litorale<BR><BR> <B> LITURGY</B> -- liturgie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> LIVE</B> -- a. vivi, vivent; ardent; v. viver; (dwell) logiar, habitar, resider<BR><BR> <B> LIVELIHOOD</B> -- subsistentie<BR><BR> <B> LIVELONG</B> -- (~ day) li tot die<BR><BR> <B> LIVELY</B> -- vivaci<BR><BR> <B> LIVER</B> -- (anat.) h&eacute;pate<BR><BR> <B> LIVERY</B> -- livr&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> LIVESTOCK</B> -- pecude<BR><BR> <B> LIVID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> LIVING</B> -- subsistentie; (eccl.) beneficie, prebende<BR><BR> <B> LIZARD</B> -- lacerte<BR><BR> <B> LO!</B> -- vi!<BR><BR> <B> LOAD</B> -- carga; (abstract) charge. CARTLOAD: carrade; v. cargar<BR><BR> <B> LOADSTAR</B> -- stelle polari, stelle guidant<BR><BR> <B> LOADSTONE</B> -- magnete<BR><BR> <B> LOAF</B> -- n. pane, pane-bul; v. flanar<BR><BR> <B> LOAM</B> -- grass terre, hum<BR><BR> <B> LOAN</B> -- (borrowed) prunta; (lent) presta<BR><BR> <B> LOATH</B> -- avers, desinclinat<BR><BR> <B> LOATHE</B> -- abominar, detestar<BR><BR> <B> LOATHSOME</B> -- nauseativ, desgustant, abominabil<BR><BR> <B> LOBBY</B> -- vestibul<BR><BR> <B> LOBE</B> -- lob (-ette)<BR><BR> <B> LOBELIA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LOBSTER</B> -- homare<BR><BR> <B> LOCAL</B> -- ~ (-isar, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> LOCATE</B> -- locar, localisar<BR><BR> <B> LOCATION</B> -- situation; localisation<BR><BR> <B> LOCH</B> -- lago; golfe<BR><BR> <B> LOCK</B> -- n. serrure (-ero); (of hair) bucle; (canal) scluse; v. cluder per clave, clave-cluder; serrar<BR><BR> <B> LOCKER</B> -- n. scaf<BR><BR> <B> LOCKET</B> -- medallion<BR><BR> <B> LOCKGATE</B> -- scluse-porta<BR><BR> <B> LOCKJAW</B> -- t&eacute;tano<BR><BR> <B> LOCKOUT</B> -- v. excluDer (-sion); n. &quot;look-out&quot;, bloccal exclusion<BR><BR> <B> LOCOMOTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LOCOMOTIVE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LOCUM TENENS</B> -- vicario, substitute<BR><BR> <B> LOCUST</B> -- locuste<BR><BR> <B> LODE</B> -- (min.) vene<BR><BR> <B> LODGE</B> -- v. logiar, habitar; (~ persons) albergar; (a protest) deposir; (troops) inlogiar; n. log&iacute;; domette; (Masonic) loge<BR><BR> <B> LODGER</B> -- locatario, chambre-luator<BR><BR> <B> LODGING</B> -- logiment; (mil.) quartere<BR><BR> <B> LOFT</B> -- subtegmente<BR><BR> <B> LOFTY</B> -- elevat, alt; sublim<BR><BR> <B> LOG</B> -- bloc, trunc; (~book) diarium; (naut.) logg (-lin)<BR><BR> <B> LOGARITHM</B> -- logaritme<BR><BR> <B> LOGGERHEADS, TO BE AT</B> -- * querellar<BR><BR> <B> LOGIC</B> -- n. logica (-al, -o)<BR><BR> <B> LOGICAL</B> -- logic<BR><BR> <B> LOGWOOD</B> -- campeche<BR><BR> <B> LOIN</B> -- lumbe, hanche; (meat) lumbage<BR><BR> <B> LOITER</B> -- tardar, lentear, flanar<BR><BR> <B> LOLL</B> -- extender se; flanar; (of tongue) pender exter<BR><BR> <B> LOLLIPOP</B> -- suc-bonbone, sucrage<BR><BR> <B> LONE</B> -- solitari, isolat<BR><BR> <B> LONELINESS</B> -- solit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> LONELY</B> -- solitari, desert, morni, isolat<BR><BR> <B> LONG</B> -- a. long (-atri) adv. long(men) NOT ~ AGO: ante ne long. ERE ~: bentost, pos ne long. IN THE ~ RUN: con li t&eacute;mpore; v. desirar fortmen, sospirar<BR><BR> <B> LONGEVITY</B> -- long-viventie<BR><BR> <B> LONGING</B> -- fort desire<BR><BR> <B> LONGITUDE</B> -- longit&uacute;dine (-al)<BR><BR> <B> LONG-LIVED</B> -- long-vivent<BR><BR> <B> LONG-SIGHTED</B> -- presbit, long-vident<BR><BR> <B> LONG-SUFFERING</B> -- long-anim, patient<BR><BR> <B> LONGWAYS</B> -- secun li longore<BR><BR> <B> LONGWINDED</B> -- tedant, tedosi<BR><BR> <B> LOOK</B> -- v. regardar, spectar. TO ~ AFTER: cuidar. TO ~ FOR: serchar, expectar. TO ~ FORWARD TO: anticipar con plesura. TO ~ INTO: investigar. TO ~ LIKE: similar, aspecter. TO ~ TO: fider a, contar sur. ~ OUT!-: gardal, atention! TO ~ UP TO<BR><BR> <B> LOOKING-GLASS</B> -- spegul<BR><BR> <B> LOOK-OUT</B> -- perspective; observator. ~ TOWER: belvidere<BR><BR> <B> LOOM</B> -- textuore; v. aparir lentmen in lontanie<BR><BR> <B> LOOP</B> -- lace, node current; v. lacear. TO ~ THE ~: culbutar<BR><BR> <B> LOOPHOLE</B> -- apertura; (way out) via escapatori<BR><BR> <B> LOOSE</B> -- a. lax, deligat, infirm, labil; &iacute;nprecis; debochant; v. liberar, decatenar<BR><BR> <B> LOOSEN</B> -- deligar, laxar, detender<BR><BR> <B> LOOT</B> -- v. pilliar (-age, -ator) marodar<BR><BR> <B> LOP</B> -- dehaccar. LOPPINGS: ramallia<BR><BR> <B> LOP-EARED</B> -- con oreles pendent<BR><BR> <B> LOPSIDED</B> -- &iacute;nsimetric<BR><BR> <B> LOQUACIOUS</B> -- parlaci, babillaci, loquaci<BR><BR> <B> LORD</B> -- d&oacute;mino; nobilo; Senior; mastro; (Title) Lord; v. (to ~ it) tirannisar<BR><BR> <B> LORDLY</B> -- nobil, magnanim<BR><BR> <B> LORDSHIP</B> -- (your ~) vor Seniorie, vor Excellentie<BR><BR> <B> LORE</B> -- instruction, scientie<BR><BR> <B> LORGNETTE</B> -- lorniette<BR><BR> <B> LORRY</B> -- carre, camion, furgon<BR><BR> <B> LOSE</B> -- perdir; (of clock) tardar; (one's temper) incolerar se<BR><BR> <B> LOSS</B> -- perde. TO BE AT A ~: ne saver<BR><BR> <B> LOT</B> -- fate, destine; (collection) portion, parte, quote; quantit&aacute;; (drawn) lot (-ar). A ~ OF: mult<BR><BR> <B> LOTH</B> -- avers, desinclinat<BR><BR> <B> LOTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LOTTERY</B> -- loter&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> LOTUS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LOUD</B> -- sonori, bruiosi, vocosi, fort<BR><BR> <B> LOUD-SPEAKER</B> -- altparlator<BR><BR> <B> LOUGH</B> -- golfe; lago<BR><BR> <B> LOUNGE</B> -- v. flanar; reposar; n. salon; sofa<BR><BR> <B> LOUSE</B> -- pedicul (-at, -ut)<BR><BR> <B> LOUT</B> -- grossiero, rustico, plumpon<BR><BR> <B> LOVABLE</B> -- amabil<BR><BR> <B> LOVE</B> -- n. amore, afection; (sport) null, zero; v. amar<BR><BR> <B> LOVE, TO FALL IN</B> -- inamorar se<BR><BR> <B> LOVE, TO MAKE</B> -- cortesar<BR><BR> <B> LOVELY</B> -- bell, graciosi, charmant<BR><BR> <B> LOVER</B> -- amante; (of art, sport) amator<BR><BR> <B> LOVING</B> -- amant, amorosi<BR><BR> <B> LOW</B> -- a. bass; (deep) profund; (of mind) vili, bass; (in spirits) trist, morni; (weak) debil; (of dress) decolt&eacute;; v. muir<BR><BR> <B> LOWER</B> -- a. inferiori, plu bass; v. abassar; far descenDer; diminuer; humiliar; (of weather) menaciar<BR><BR> <B> LOWLAND</B> -- bass terren, planage<BR><BR> <B> LOWLY</B> -- humil, bass<BR><BR> <B> LOYAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;, -ist), fidel<BR><BR> <B> LOZENGE</B> -- (sweet) pastille; (geom.) rombe<BR><BR> <B> LUBRICATE</B> -- lubrificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> LUBRICIOUS</B> -- lubric<BR><BR> <B> LUCERNE</B> -- (bot.) ~<BR><BR> <B> LUCID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;, -ar), clar, distint<BR><BR> <B> LUCIFER</B> -- (match) inflammette<BR><BR> <B> LUCK</B> -- fortun, felicie; hasarde, chance. GOOD ~!: bon chance!<BR><BR> <B> LUCKY</B> -- felici, de bon chance<BR><BR> <B> LUCRE</B> -- ~ (-ar, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> LUCUBRATION</B> -- dissertation, lucubration<BR><BR> <B> LUDICROUS</B> -- ridicul, drolli, risibil, burlesc<BR><BR> <B> LUFF</B> -- (naut.) luv (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> LUG</B> -- v. trenar<BR><BR> <B> LUGGAGE</B> -- bagage<BR><BR> <B> LUGGER</B> -- lugre<BR><BR> <B> LUGUBRIOUS</B> -- lugubri, morni, funebri<BR><BR> <B> LUKEWARM</B> -- tepid; &iacute;ndiferent<BR><BR> <B> LULL</B> -- v. lullar, calmar; n. pause; (mar.) acalmie<BR><BR> <B> LULLABY</B> -- lullicant<BR><BR> <B> LUMBAGO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LUMBAR</B> -- (med.) lumbari<BR><BR> <B> LUMBER</B> -- antiquallia, carpentallia, ligne<BR><BR> <B> LUMINARY</B> -- astre<BR><BR> <B> LUMINOUS</B> -- luminosi (-t&aacute;), lucent<BR><BR> <B> LUMP</B> -- bul, masse, pezze; (of earth) glebe; (protuberance) bosse; v. amassar<BR><BR> <B> LUMPISH</B> -- ponderosi, pesant, gross<BR><BR> <B> LUMPY</B> -- bulbosi<BR><BR> <B> LUNACY</B> -- dementie, alienit&aacute;, frenesie<BR><BR> <B> LUNAR</B> -- lunari<BR><BR> <B> LUNATIC</B> -- ~; n. alienato, lunatico<BR><BR> <B> LUNCH</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> LUNG</B> -- pulmon (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> LUNGE</B> -- pussa, colpe<BR><BR> <B> LUPIN</B> -- lupine<BR><BR> <B> LUPUS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> LURCH</B> -- v. chancelar; (naut.) girar. TO LEAVE IN THE ~: abandonar, monstrar se &iacute;nfidibil<BR><BR> <B> LURE</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> LURID</B> -- a. livid; nigri-yelb; lugubri, sinistri<BR><BR> <B> LURK</B> -- guatar<BR><BR> <B> LUSCIOUS</B> -- deliciosi, gustosissim<BR><BR> <B> LUSH</B> -- sucosi, rich; verdi<BR><BR> <B> LUST</B> -- sensualit&aacute;, lascivit&aacute;, volupt&aacute;, apetite, cupidit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> LUSTFUL</B> -- lasciv<BR><BR> <B> LUSTRE</B> -- ~, brillie<BR><BR> <B> LUSTROUS</B> -- lustrosi, splendent<BR><BR> <B> LUSTY</B> -- robust, vigorosi<BR><BR> <B> LUTE</B> -- -; (chem.) mastic<BR><BR> <B> LUXURIANT</B> -- luxuriosi, exuberant<BR><BR> <B> LUXURIATE</B> -- luxuriar<BR><BR> <B> LUXURY</B> -- luxu (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> LYCEUM</B> -- lic&eacute;o (-ano)<BR><BR> <B> LYE</B> -- lixive<BR><BR> <B> LYING</B> -- a. mentaci<BR><BR> <B> LYMPH</B> -- limfa (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> LTNCH</B> -- v. linchar<BR><BR> <B> LYNX</B> -- n. linx<BR><BR> <B> LYRE</B> -- lire<BR><BR> <B> LYRIC</B> -- a. liric; n. lirica<BR><BR> 958 4201 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue m]] moved to [[english-Interlingue m]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> MACABRE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MACADAM</B> -- macadam (-isar)<BR><BR> <B> MACARONI</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MACAROON</B> -- macron<BR><BR> <B> MACE</B> -- mazza<BR><BR> <B> MACERATE</B> -- macerar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MACHINATIONS</B> -- intrigas<BR><BR> <B> MACHINE</B> -- ~ (-al, -ero, -er&iacute;e, -ist)<BR><BR> <B> MACKEREL</B> -- macrel<BR><BR> <B> MACKINTOSH</B> -- &iacute;npermeabile, mant&oacute; de pluvie<BR><BR> <B> MAD</B> -- alienat, dement, frenetic; (animals) rabiosi, rabiat<BR><BR> <B> MADAM</B> -- seniora<BR><BR> <B> MADDEN</B> -- far furiosi, infuriar<BR><BR> <B> MADHOUSE</B> -- dom por alienates, asil<BR><BR> <B> MADONNA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MADREPORE</B> -- ~, coralle<BR><BR> <B> MADRIGAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MAELSTROM</B> -- virl<BR><BR> <B> MAGAZINE</B> -- (store) magasin: (periodical) gazette, revue; (powder) pulveriere<BR><BR> <B> MAGENTA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MAGGOT</B> -- larve, verme<BR><BR> <B> MAGI</B> -- magos<BR><BR> <B> MAGIC</B> -- n. magie<BR><BR> <B> MAGICAL</B> -- magic<BR><BR> <B> MAGIC-LANTERN</B> -- lanterne magic<BR><BR> <B> MAGICIAN</B> -- magico<BR><BR> <B> MAGISTERIAL</B> -- magistral<BR><BR> <B> MAGISTRACY</B> -- magistratura<BR><BR> <B> MAGISTRATE</B> -- magistrate, justiciario<BR><BR> <B> MAGNANIMOUS</B> -- magnanim (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> MAGNATE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MAGNESIA</B> -- magnesie<BR><BR> <B> MAGNESIUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MAGNET</B> -- magnete (-ic, -isme, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> MAGNIFICENT</B> -- magnific (-entie), grandiosi, splendid<BR><BR> <B> MAGNIFY</B> -- agrandar, amplifacar, elargar; laudar, exaltar. MAGNIFYING-GLASS: lupe<BR><BR> <B> MAGNILOQUENT</B> -- pomposi<BR><BR> <B> MAGNITUDE</B> -- grandesse, grandore<BR><BR> <B> MAGNOLIA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MAGPIE</B> -- piga<BR><BR> <B> MAHOGANY</B> -- mahagon<BR><BR> <B> MAID</B> -- puella, yuna; virgina; (servant) servitora<BR><BR> <B> MAIDEN</B> -- a. de puella; virginal; (speech) debutant<BR><BR> <B> MAIDENHEAD</B> -- virginit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> MAIDENLY</B> -- virginal, chast, pur<BR><BR> <B> MAIL</B> -- n. (armour) curasse. TO PUT ON ~: blindar; (letters) postage. ~ BAG: lettre-sac; v. inviar per li post, inpostar<BR><BR> <B> MAIM</B> -- mutilar, paralisar<BR><BR> <B> MAIN</B> -- a. chef, principal, cardinal; n. ocean, mare apert; (water ~) tub; (electr.) rete del lucement<BR><BR> <B> MAIN, IN THE</B> -- * in general, principalmen, precipue<BR><BR> <B> MAINLAND</B> -- continente, chef terra<BR><BR> <B> MAINLY</B> -- precipue<BR><BR> <B> MAINTAIN</B> -- mantener, subtener, conservar; afirmar<BR><BR> <B> MAIZE</B> -- m&aacute;is<BR><BR> <B> MAJESTIC</B> -- majestic<BR><BR> <B> MAJESTY</B> -- majestie; (title) majest&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> MAJOLICA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MAJOR</B> -- a. plu grand, majori, plenetosi; n. (rank) major<BR><BR> <B> MAJORITY</B> -- majorit&eacute;, pluparte; (age) majorit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> MAJUSCULE</B> -- majuscul<BR><BR> <B> MAKE</B> -- v. far, fabricar, formar, crear; (compel) obligar, fortiar; (earn) ganiar; n. (kind) fabrica; (of clothes) fasson<BR><BR> <B> MAKE AWAY WITH</B> -- * mortar; abolir<BR><BR> <B> MAKE BELIEVE, TO</B> -- * pretexter<BR><BR> <B> MAKE PAST</B> -- * ligar, amarrar<BR><BR> <B> MAKE GOOD</B> -- * successar; reparar, compensar<BR><BR> <B> MAKE OFF</B> -- * forcurrer, escapar<BR><BR> <B> MAKE OUT</B> -- * deciffrar; discerner; comprender; compilar; (claim) pretender<BR><BR> <B> MAKE UP</B> -- * composir; compleer; (the face) grimar se. ~ FOR: compensar<BR><BR> <B> MAKE MERRY</B> -- * amusar se, delectar se, divertisser se<BR><BR> <B> MAKESHIFT</B> -- n. medie provisori, compromisse; a. provisori, surogat<BR><BR> <B> MALADROIT</B> -- &iacute;nhabil<BR><BR> <B> MALADY</B> -- maladie, morbe<BR><BR> <B> MALAPROPOS</B> -- &iacute;nconvenent<BR><BR> <B> MALARIA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MALCONTENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MALE</B> -- mascul (-in), mann<BR><BR> <B> MALEDICTION</B> -- maledition<BR><BR> <B> MALEFACTOR</B> -- malefator, malard<BR><BR> <B> MALEVOLENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> MALFORMATION</B> -- ~, deformit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> MALICE</B> -- malicie (-osi), malevolentie<BR><BR> <B> MALIGN</B> -- a. malin, nociv; v. calumniar, defamar<BR><BR> <B> MALIGNANT</B> -- malefic<BR><BR> <B> MALINGER</B> -- simular maladie<BR><BR> <B> MALINGERER</B> -- simulante<BR><BR> <B> MALLEABLE</B> -- malleabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> MALLET</B> -- martelle lignin<BR><BR> <B> MALLOW</B> -- malve<BR><BR> <B> MALPRACTICE</B> -- conduida illicit, action &iacute;nlicet<BR><BR> <B> MALT</B> -- ~. MALT-KILN: malt-forn<BR><BR> <B> MALTREAT</B> -- maltractar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MALVERSATION</B> -- corruption, defraudation<BR><BR> <B> MAMMA</B> -- mam&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> MAMMAL</B> -- n. mammifere, mammale<BR><BR> <B> MAMMALIAN</B> -- n. mammifere, mammale<BR><BR> <B> MAMMARY</B> -- mammari<BR><BR> <B> MAMMON</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MAMMOTH</B> -- m&aacute;mmut<BR><BR> <B> MAN</B> -- hom; (male) mann; (at draughts) pion; v. equipar, mannar<BR><BR> <B> MAN-OF-WAR</B> -- nave de guerre<BR><BR> <B> MANACLE</B> -- manu-catene, manacle<BR><BR> <B> MANAGE</B> -- v. administrar, gerer, directer, guvernar; successar, far; (a household) menagear<BR><BR> <B> MANAGEMENT</B> -- administration, gerentie<BR><BR> <B> MANDARIN</B> -- mandarino; (fruit) mandarine<BR><BR> <B> MANDATE</B> -- ~ (-ario), comission<BR><BR> <B> MANDIBLE</B> -- machuore<BR><BR> <B> MANDOLINE</B> -- ~ (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> MANDRAKE</B> -- mandragore<BR><BR> <B> MANDRILL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MANE</B> -- crine. MANES: (myth.) ~<BR><BR> <B> MANEGE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MANFUL</B> -- viril, mannic; valorosi<BR><BR> <B> MANGANESE</B> -- mangane (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> MANGE</B> -- scabie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> MANGEL-WURZEL</B> -- bet-rap<BR><BR> <B> MANGER</B> -- manjuore, crippe<BR><BR> <B> MANGLE</B> -- v. mutilar, lacerar; n. mangle (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> MANGO</B> -- mangue<BR><BR> <B> MANHOLE</B> -- fore de intrada<BR><BR> <B> MANHOOD</B> -- virilit&aacute;, natura homan<BR><BR> <B> MANIA</B> -- manie, passion, furie<BR><BR> <B> MANIAC</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> MANICURE</B> -- manicura (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> MANIFEST</B> -- a. evident; n. manifeste (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> MANIFOLD</B> -- varie, diversi, numerosi, multiplic<BR><BR> <B> MANIPULATE</B> -- manipular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MANKIND</B> -- homanit&eacute;, g&eacute;nere homan<BR><BR> <B> MANLY</B> -- mannesc, viril (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> MANNA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MANNEQUIN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MANNER</B> -- maniere. IN LIKE ~: sammen. MANNERS: mores; manieres<BR><BR> <B> MANNERISM</B> -- afectation, manierisme<BR><BR> <B> MANNERLY</B> -- polit, cortesi, bon educat<BR><BR> <B> MANNISH</B> -- mannatri<BR><BR> <B> MANOEUVRE</B> -- n. manovre (-ar, -ada)<BR><BR> <B> MANOR</B> -- (estate) domene senioral<BR><BR> <B> MANSION</B> -- grand dom, palace<BR><BR> <B> MANSLAUGHTER</B> -- homicidie<BR><BR> <B> MANTELPIECE</B> -- corniche del camine<BR><BR> <B> MANTELSHELF</B> -- plate de camine<BR><BR> <B> MANTILLA</B> -- mantille<BR><BR> <B> MANTLE</B> -- n. mantel, mant&oacute;; v. invelopar, covrir<BR><BR> <B> MANUAL</B> -- a. ~; n. manuale<BR><BR> <B> MANUFACTORY</B> -- fabrica<BR><BR> <B> MANUFACTURE</B> -- n. fabrication; (thing made) fabricate; v. fabricar<BR><BR> <B> MANURE</B> -- sterco; v. stercar<BR><BR> <B> MANUSCRIPT</B> -- n. manuscrite. ~ BOOK: caderne<BR><BR> <B> MANY</B> -- mult. MANY A ...: mani; (prefix) multi-, pluri-, poli-<BR><BR> <B> MAP</B> -- carte geografic, land-carte<BR><BR> <B> MAPLE</B> -- &aacute;cere<BR><BR> <B> MAR</B> -- defecter, nocer; trublar<BR><BR> <B> MARAUD</B> -- v. niarodar (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> MARBLE</B> -- n. marmor (-ar, -in, -osi, -ifer); (toy) bulette, globul<BR><BR> <B> MARCH</B> -- n. marcha (-ar); (month) marte<BR><BR> <B> MARCHES</B> -- (borders) bornes, l&iacute;mites<BR><BR> <B> MARCHIONESS</B> -- marquesa<BR><BR> <B> MARE</B> -- cavalla. MARE'S NEST: fiasco<BR><BR> <B> MARGARINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MARGIN</B> -- m&aacute;rgine (-al, -ar)<BR><BR> <B> MARGRAVE</B> -- margravio (-a)<BR><BR> <B> MARGUERITE</B> -- margarita<BR><BR> <B> MARIGOLD</B> -- calendul<BR><BR> <B> MARINE</B> -- a. marin; n. marine; soldate marin; (fleet) flotte<BR><BR> <B> MARINER</B> -- marinero, navigator<BR><BR> <B> MARIONETTE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MARITAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MARITIME</B> -- maritim, marin<BR><BR> <B> MARJORAM</B> -- (bot.) origan<BR><BR> <B> MARK</B> -- n. marca, signe, indicie; (aim) scope; (target) cible; (coin) mark; (exam.) punctu; (trace) vestigie, tracie; v. marcar, notar<BR><BR> <B> MARKED</B> -- marcat; distint, sentibil<BR><BR> <B> MARKER</B> -- (book -) marca-p&aacute;gine<BR><BR> <B> MARKET</B> -- mercate; bazar. ~ PLACE: piazza del mercate; v. vendir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> MARKETABLE</B> -- vendibil<BR><BR> <B> MARKET-TOWN</B> -- borgo<BR><BR> <B> MARKSMAN</B> -- tirator<BR><BR> <B> MARL</B> -- marne<BR><BR> <B> MARMALADE</B> -- marmalade<BR><BR> <B> MARMOT</B> -- marmotte<BR><BR> <B> MAROON</B> -- a. maroncolori; v. abandonar<BR><BR> <B> MARQUEE</B> -- grand tenda<BR><BR> <B> MARQUIS</B> -- marquese, marqueso (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> MARRIAGE</B> -- maritage, matrimonie (-al), nuptie. ~ PORTION: dot<BR><BR> <B> MARRIAGEABLE</B> -- maritabil<BR><BR> <B> MARROW</B> -- (of bones) medulle; (vegetable) cucurbite<BR><BR> <B> MARRY</B> -- maritar (se)<BR><BR> <B> MARSH</B> -- palude (-osi), morasse<BR><BR> <B> MARSH-MALLOW</B> -- alt&eacute;a<BR><BR> <B> MARSHAL</B> -- marchale; v. ordinar, arangear<BR><BR> <B> MARSUPIAL</B> -- marsupiale<BR><BR> <B> MART</B> -- mercate<BR><BR> <B> MARTEN</B> -- martre<BR><BR> <B> MARTIAL</B> -- ~, guerresc<BR><BR> <B> MARTINET</B> -- disciplinario<BR><BR> <B> MARTYR</B> -- martiro (-ie, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> MARVEL</B> -- ~ (-osi), miracul; v. astonar se<BR><BR> <B> MARZIPAN</B> -- marcipane<BR><BR> <B> MASCOT</B> -- talisman<BR><BR> <B> MASCULINE</B> -- a. masculin; n. masculine<BR><BR> <B> MASH</B> -- v. pistar, mixter; n. mixti-forrage<BR><BR> <B> MASK</B> -- masca (-ar); v. camuflar<BR><BR> <B> MASON</B> -- murero, murator; (Freemason) francmasson (-er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> MASONRY</B> -- murer&iacute;e; massoner&iacute;e; (fallen) murallia<BR><BR> <B> MASQUERADE</B> -- mascarade<BR><BR> <B> MASS</B> -- n. masse; (eccl.) messe; v. amassar<BR><BR> <B> MASSACRE</B> -- ~ (-ar) MASSAGE: v. massar (-age, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> MASSES</B> -- (people) plebeyos<BR><BR> <B> MASSIVE</B> -- massiv (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> MAST</B> -- ~. FOREMAST: focmast. MAINMAST: grand mast. MIZZENMAST: bisan-mast. MASTHEAD: maste-cap<BR><BR> <B> MASTER</B> -- mastre, mastro, chef, director, principale; experte; instructor; v. mastrisar; domitar; dominar; victer, superar<BR><BR> <B> MASTER</B> -- (academical degree) magistro<BR><BR> <B> MASTERFUL</B> -- despotic, imperiosi, dominatri<BR><BR> <B> MASTERLY</B> -- expert, superiori<BR><BR> <B> MASTERPIECE</B> -- mastre-ovre<BR><BR> <B> MASTERSHIP</B> -- (of a school) mastratu<BR><BR> <B> MASTERY</B> -- mastrie, domination<BR><BR> <B> MASTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MASTICATE</B> -- masticar (-ation), machar<BR><BR> <B> MASTIFF</B> -- mastino<BR><BR> <B> MASTODON</B> -- mastodonte<BR><BR> <B> MAT</B> -- n. matte, tapissette; v. interplecter<BR><BR> <B> MATCH</B> -- (lucifer) inflammette; (equal) egale; (contest) concurse, match; (marriage) alliantie; v. (to be or to make similar) egalar (se), acordar, harmonisar; esser pari<BR><BR> <B> MATCHLESS</B> -- &iacute;ncomparabil, unic, &iacute;negalabil<BR><BR> <B> MATE</B> -- n. camarado, companion; (chess) chac-matt; (naut.) submastro, sub oficero; v. acuplar, assortir<BR><BR> <B> MATERIAL</B> -- n. materiale (-isme, -ist, -istic), stoff; a. material, essential, important<BR><BR> <B> MATERNAL</B> -- ~, matrin (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> MATHEMATICAL</B> -- matematic (-al)<BR><BR> <B> MATHEMATICIAN</B> -- matematico<BR><BR> <B> MATHEMATICS</B> -- matematica<BR><BR> <B> MATINS</B> -- matutines<BR><BR> <B> MATRICIDE</B> -- matricide (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> MATRICULATE</B> -- v. inmatricular<BR><BR> <B> MATRIMONY</B> -- matrimonie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> MATRIX</B> -- matricie<BR><BR> <B> MATRON</B> -- matrona<BR><BR> <B> MATT</B> -- pallid; matt<BR><BR> <B> MATTER</B> -- materie, substantie; afere; (pus) supur (-ar), pus. IT IS A ~: it acte se pri. WHAT IS THE ~?: pri quo it acte se? A ~ OF COURSE: un afere natural. THAT DOESN'T ~: to ne fa nequo<BR><BR> <B> MATTER-OF-FACT</B> -- a. prosaic, practic<BR><BR> <B> MATTING</B> -- stoff por mattes; mattes<BR><BR> <B> MATTOCK</B> -- pioche<BR><BR> <B> MATTRESS</B> -- matrasse<BR><BR> <B> MATURE</B> -- matur (-ar, it&aacute;); (of bills) payand<BR><BR> <B> MATUTINAL</B> -- matinal<BR><BR> <B> MAUDLIN</B> -- tro sentimental; dem&iacute;-ebriat, sentimentalach<BR><BR> <B> MAUL</B> -- v. lacerar, defecter; (of animals) patter<BR><BR> <B> MAUSOLEUM</B> -- mausol&eacute;o<BR><BR> <B> MAUVE</B> -- malvi, malv-colori<BR><BR> <B> MAW</B> -- panse, ventre; (birds) cropp<BR><BR> <B> MAWKISH</B> -- fad, &iacute;nsipid; nauseativ<BR><BR> <B> MAXILLARY</B> -- maxillari<BR><BR> <B> MAXIM</B> -- maxime; principie<BR><BR> <B> MAXIMUM</B> -- ~; a. max, maxim<BR><BR> <B> MAY</B> -- n. (month) may; (hawthorn) may-flor, blancospine; v. (aux.) posser, esser l&iacute;ber, haver li jure; (possibly) f&oacute;rsan (with verb). I ~ DO IT: yo f&oacute;rsan va far to<BR><BR> <B> MAYBUG</B> -- melodonte<BR><BR> <B> MAYONNAISE</B> -- mayonese<BR><BR> <B> MAYOR</B> -- borgomastro (-atu), podest<BR><BR> <B> MAYORESS</B> -- (lady mayor) borgomastra<BR><BR> <B> MAZE</B> -- labirinte (-in), confusion, perplexit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> MAZURKA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MEAD</B> -- hidromel, miel-bir<BR><BR> <B> MEADOW</B> -- prate, herbiera<BR><BR> <B> MEADOW SAFFRON</B> -- colchica<BR><BR> <B> MEADOWSWEET</B> -- spir&eacute;a<BR><BR> <B> MEAGRE</B> -- magri, povri<BR><BR> <B> MEAL</B> -- repaste, manja; (flour) farine<BR><BR> <B> MEALY-MOUTHED</B> -- plausibil, mielatri<BR><BR> <B> MEAN</B> -- a. mesquin, avari, mediocri; (average) medial; n. medie, valore medial; v. significar, voler dir, intenter. BY THAT HE MEANS: il vole dir per to que...<BR><BR> <B> MEANDER</B> -- serpentear<BR><BR> <B> MEANS</B> -- n. medie, remedie; (money) pecunie. BY NO ~: nequalmen. BY ALL ~: advere<BR><BR> <B> MEANTIME, IN THE</B> -- * &iacute;nterim<BR><BR> <B> MEANWHILE</B> -- &iacute;nterim<BR><BR> <B> MEASLES</B> -- morbille<BR><BR> <B> MEASURE</B> -- n. mesura (-ar, -abil, -ation), dimension, gradu. scala; (instrument) mesurette; (mus.) ritme, mesura<BR><BR> <B> MEASUREMENT</B> -- dimension<BR><BR> <B> MEAT</B> -- carne (-ivori); (food) nutriment. MINCED ~: haccat carne. POTTED ~: carne conservat. ROAST ~: rostate<BR><BR> <B> MECHANIC</B> -- mecanico, machinero<BR><BR> <B> MECHANICS</B> -- mecanica<BR><BR> <B> MECHANISM</B> -- mecanisme<BR><BR> <B> MEDAL</B> -- medallie (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> MEDDLE</B> -- v. interferer (-entie), ingerer, inmixter se<BR><BR> <B> MEDDLESOME</B> -- interferent, interferaci<BR><BR> <B> MEDIAEVAL</B> -- medieval, del mediepoca MEDIAN: ~<BR><BR> <B> MEDIATE</B> -- mediar (-ation, -ator), intervenir; a. medial<BR><BR> <B> MEDICAL</B> -- ~; (of medicine) medicinal<BR><BR> <B> MEDICATE</B> -- medicar, medicinar<BR><BR> <B> MEDICINE</B> -- medicament; (science) medicina<BR><BR> <B> MEDIOCRE</B> -- mediocri (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> MEDITATE</B> -- meditar (-ation, -ativ), ponderar<BR><BR> <B> MEDIUM</B> -- (means) medie, experiente; (scientific) medio; (spir.) medium; a. medial<BR><BR> <B> MEDLAR</B> -- mespil<BR><BR> <B> MEDLEY</B> -- mixtura, conglomerate, potpourri<BR><BR> <B> MEDULLA</B> -- medulle<BR><BR> <B> MEED</B> -- recompense<BR><BR> <B> MEEK</B> -- humil, mild; modest<BR><BR> <B> MEERSCHAUM</B> -- mar-scum<BR><BR> <B> MEET</B> -- a. apt, convenent; n. (of hunt) rendev&uacute;; v. incontrar (se), assemblar, convenir; (of roads) junter; (fulfil) satisfar; payar; (to ~ with) experir, incontrar<BR><BR> <B> MEETING</B> -- incontra; reunion, interassembl&eacute;, convenida; view, juntion<BR><BR> <B> MEGAPHONE</B> -- megafon, porta-voce<BR><BR> <B> MELANCHOLY</B> -- n. melancolie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> MELEE</B> -- mel&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> MELLIFLUOUS</B> -- mielatri, dulcissim<BR><BR> <B> MELLOW</B> -- a. matur; moll, dulci<BR><BR> <B> MELODRAMA</B> -- ~ (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> MELODY</B> -- melodie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> MELON</B> -- melone<BR><BR> <B> MELT</B> -- fonder, fuser; liquificar se, fluidijar<BR><BR> <B> MELTING-POT</B> -- fusuore<BR><BR> <B> MEMBER</B> -- membre (-it&aacute;, -it&eacute;), socio; deputate<BR><BR> <B> MEMBRANE</B> -- ~, pellicul<BR><BR> <B> MEMENTO</B> -- memorette<BR><BR> <B> MEMOIRS</B> -- memories, reminiscenties<BR><BR> <B> MEMORABLE</B> -- memorabil<BR><BR> <B> MEMORANDUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MEMORIAL</B> -- a. comemorativ; n. memoriale, monument; petition<BR><BR> <B> MEMORY</B> -- memorie (-isar)<BR><BR> <B> MENACE</B> -- menacie (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> MENAGE</B> -- menage (-ero, -era)<BR><BR> <B> MENAGERIE</B> -- bestiarium; menagerie<BR><BR> <B> MEND</B> -- reparar, repezzar; (improve) amelio rar (s&eacute;); (patch) lappar<BR><BR> <B> MENDACIOUS</B> -- mentaci (-it&aacute;), mentosi<BR><BR> <B> MENDICANT</B> -- a. ~ (-ie); n. mendico, mendicard<BR><BR> <B> MENIAL</B> -- a. servil, domestic, mesquin<BR><BR> <B> MENINGITIS</B> -- meningite<BR><BR> <B> MENSTRUATE</B> -- menstruar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MENSURATION</B> -- mesuration<BR><BR> <B> MENTAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> MENTION</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> MENTOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MENU</B> -- men&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> MEPHITIC</B> -- mefitic<BR><BR> <B> MERCANTILE</B> -- mercantil, comercial<BR><BR> <B> MERCENARY</B> -- a. mercenari; n. mercenario<BR><BR> <B> MERCHANDISE</B> -- merces<BR><BR> <B> MERCHANT</B> -- mercante, mercator, negociante<BR><BR> <B> MERCHANTMAN</B> -- nave mercatori, mercator<BR><BR> <B> MERCIFUL</B> -- clement, misericordiosi<BR><BR> <B> MERCILESS</B> -- cruel, inexorabil, dur<BR><BR> <B> MERCURY</B> -- mercurie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> MERCY</B> -- clementie, misericordie, compassion<BR><BR> <B> MERE</B> -- a. sol, pur, simplic; nequ&oacute; altri quam; n. lago<BR><BR> <B> MERETRICIOUS</B> -- curtisanesc; misductent<BR><BR> <B> MERGE</B> -- inmerser se, coalescer, perdir se, fuser se<BR><BR> <B> MERIDIAN</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> MERINGUE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MERINO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MERIT</B> -- merite (-er, -osi, -ori)<BR><BR> <B> MERMAID</B> -- nixa, sirena. MERMAN: nix<BR><BR> <B> MERRY</B> -- gay (-it&aacute;, -esse), joyosi.<BR><BR> <B> MERRYMAKING</B> -- festada<BR><BR> <B> MERRY-GO-ROUND</B> -- carruselle<BR><BR> <B> MESALLIANCE</B> -- misalliantie<BR><BR> <B> MESH</B> -- lace, rete; v. (mech.) ingagear<BR><BR> <B> MESMERISE</B> -- mesmerisar<BR><BR> <B> MESS</B> -- n. confusion; sordidage; (mil.) mess. MESS-MATE: camarado de mess; v. (bungle) bosillar: (to soil) sordidar<BR><BR> <B> MESSAGE</B> -- missage (-ero), comunication<BR><BR> <B> MESSENGER</B> -- missagero, curriero<BR><BR> <B> MESSIAH</B> -- mess&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> MESTIZO</B> -- mestisse<BR><BR> <B> METAL</B> -- metalle (-io, -in, -isar, -iferi)<BR><BR> <B> METALLURGIST</B> -- metallurgo (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> METAMORPHOSIS</B> -- metamorfose, transformation<BR><BR> <B> METAPHOR</B> -- met&aacute;for (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> METAPHYSICS</B> -- metafisica (-al)<BR><BR> <B> METE OUT</B> -- aportionar; rendir<BR><BR> <B> METEOR</B> -- ~ (-ic, -ologie)<BR><BR> <B> METEORITE</B> -- aerolite<BR><BR> <B> METER</B> -- metre; (instrument) mesurette<BR><BR> <B> METHINKS</B> -- me sembla que<BR><BR> <B> METHOD</B> -- metode (-ic, -ist, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> METHYLATED SPIRIT</B> -- sprite metilat<BR><BR> <B> METRE</B> -- (unit of length) metre; (mus., poetry) metrica<BR><BR> <B> METRONOME</B> -- metronom<BR><BR> <B> METROPOLIS</B> -- capitale, metropole<BR><BR> <B> METTLE</B> -- sp&iacute;ritu<BR><BR> <B> METTLESOME</B> -- vervosi<BR><BR> <B> MEW</B> -- v. faucar, miaular; n. (sea-mew) movette<BR><BR> <B> MEWS</B> -- stalles<BR><BR> <B> MIASMA</B> -- ~ (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> MICA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MICRO-</B> -- (prefix) micro-cosme, -metre, -fon, -scop (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> MICROBE</B> -- microbio (-bic, -icide)<BR><BR> <B> MICTURITION</B> -- urination<BR><BR> <B> MIDDAY</B> -- mid&iacute;e, medid&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> MIDDEN</B> -- escombre-cumul, sterc-cunml<BR><BR> <B> MIDDLE</B> -- medie, centre; a. medial. MIDDLE AGES: medievie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> MIDDLING</B> -- mediocri, passabil<BR><BR> <B> MIDGET</B> -- pigm&eacute;o<BR><BR> <B> MIDLAND</B> -- inlandan, mediterran<BR><BR> <B> MIDNIGHT</B> -- minocte<BR><BR> <B> MIDRIB</B> -- medi-coste<BR><BR> <B> MIDRIFF</B> -- diafragma<BR><BR> <B> MIDSHIPMAN</B> -- (oficero-) aspirante (de marine)<BR><BR> <B> MIDST</B> -- (middle) medie<BR><BR> <B> MIDWAY</B> -- ye demi-via<BR><BR> <B> MIDWIFE</B> -- acuchera (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> MIEN</B> -- mime, aspecte<BR><BR> <B> MIGHT</B> -- n. fortie, potentie; v. I ~ HAVE DONE SO: yo vell har posset far to, yo f&oacute;rsan vell har fat it<BR><BR> <B> MIGHTY</B> -- potent, fort<BR><BR> <B> MIGNONETTE</B> -- reseda<BR><BR> <B> MIGRAINE</B> -- migren<BR><BR> <B> MIGRATE</B> -- migrar (-ante, -ation, -ator), emigrar<BR><BR> <B> MILCH-COW</B> -- vacca lactant<BR><BR> <B> MILD</B> -- ~, clement<BR><BR> <B> MILDEW</B> -- mofa (-ar, -osi), ferrugine vegetal<BR><BR> <B> MILE</B> -- milie (-ari, -age)<BR><BR> <B> MILITARY</B> -- a. militari; n. militare (-isme)<BR><BR> <B> MILITATE</B> -- combatter, oposir<BR><BR> <B> MILITIA</B> -- milicie (-an)<BR><BR> <B> MILK</B> -- n. lacte (-era, -in, -ifer, -age, -osi, -ar); v. melcar (-atpr, -atora)<BR><BR> <B> MILK-FOOD</B> -- lactage<BR><BR> <B> MILKJUG</B> -- lacte-pott, cruche<BR><BR> <B> MILKSOP</B> -- horn afeminat, dorloton<BR><BR> <B> MILKY WAY</B> -- via galactic, galaxe<BR><BR> <B> MILL</B> -- n. (corn) moline (-ar, -ero); (spinning) filer&iacute;a, texteria, usina; v. molinar; (coins) stampar<BR><BR> <B> MILL DAM</B> -- diga molinari<BR><BR> <B> MILLENIUM</B> -- millennie (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> MILLET</B> -- millete<BR><BR> <B> MILLIARD</B> -- milliarde<BR><BR> <B> MILLI-</B> -- (prefix) milli-gramme, -litre, -metre, -pede<BR><BR> <B> MILLINER</B> -- chapelera (-ie), modista<BR><BR> <B> MILLION</B> -- ~ (-ario)<BR><BR> <B> MILLSTONE</B> -- mol, petre molinari<BR><BR> <B> MILT</B> -- milz; (fish) sperma<BR><BR> <B> MIME</B> -- ~ (-ar); (person) mimo<BR><BR> <B> MIMIC</B> -- v. imitar, mimar; n. mimico<BR><BR> <B> MIMICRY</B> -- mimica<BR><BR> <B> MIMOSA</B> -- mimose<BR><BR> <B> MINARET</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MINCE</B> -- v. (chop) haccar; (mannerism) afec tar; vader o parlar con afectation, ear prudmen. TO ~ MATTERS: minimisar lu des agreabil<BR><BR> <B> MINCEMEAT</B> -- farce (consistent de fructes haccat)<BR><BR> <B> MINCER</B> -- (implement) haccuore<BR><BR> <B> MIND</B> -- n. (intellect) mente, intelectu; (soul) sp&iacute;ritu, psiche; v. (care for) cuidar, atenter pri, gardar.<BR><BR> <B> WOULD YOU MIND?|MIND</B> -- esque vu permisse?<BR><BR> <B> NEVER MIND|MIND</B> -- neproqu&oacute;, it es me egal.<BR><BR> <B> TO CALL TO MIND|MIND</B> -- rememorar.<BR><BR> <B> TO MAKE UP ONE'S MIND|MIND</B> -- prender un decision, decider se, resoluer.<BR><BR> <B> TO HAVE A MIND TO|MIND</B> -- inclinar, it vell pleser...si<BR><BR> <B> MINDFUL</B> -- atentiv, cuidosi<BR><BR> <B> MINE</B> -- pron. li mi; n. mine; (coal) miniera, carboniera. ~SWEEPER: dragga-mines; v. minar<BR><BR> <B> MINER</B> -- minero<BR><BR> <B> MINERAL</B> -- a. ~; n. minerale (-ogie)<BR><BR> <B> MINGLE</B> -- mixter se<BR><BR> <B> MINIATURE</B> -- miniatura<BR><BR> <B> MINIM</B> -- (mus.) demi-note<BR><BR> <B> MINIMIZE</B> -- minimisar<BR><BR> <B> MINIMUM</B> -- ~, lu minim; a. minimal<BR><BR> <B> MINION</B> -- ~ (-a), favorito<BR><BR> <B> MINISTER</B> -- ministre; ambassador; (eccl.) pastor; v. servir; contribuer<BR><BR> <B> MINISTRATION</B> -- servicie<BR><BR> <B> MINISTRY</B> -- ministerie (-al); (eccl.) clero, pastoratu, sacerdotie<BR><BR> <B> MINOR</B> -- a. minori (-it&aacute;, -it&eacute;), inferiori; n. minorenn<BR><BR> <B> MINSTER</B> -- catedrale<BR><BR> <B> MINSTREL</B> -- menestrel (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> MINT</B> -- (bot.) minte; (coin-factory) monetar&iacute;a- v. monetar, stampar<BR><BR> <B> MINUET</B> -- menuette<BR><BR> <B> MINUS</B> -- minus<BR><BR> <B> MINUTE 1.|MINUTE</B> -- a. minuciosi; detalliat<BR><BR> <B> MINUTE 2.|MINUTE</B> -- n. minute; (note) note, (pl.) protocol<BR><BR> <B> MINUTIAE</B> -- minucies<BR><BR> <B> MINX</B> -- n. un puella impertinent, impertinenta<BR><BR> <B> MIRACLE</B> -- miracul (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> MIRAGE</B> -- ~, fata-morgana<BR><BR> <B> MIRE</B> -- mudde (-osi), fango<BR><BR> <B> MIRROR</B> -- spegul; v. reflecter, spegular<BR><BR> <B> MIRTHFUL</B> -- gay (-it&aacute;, -esse)<BR><BR> <B> MIS-</B> -- (prefix) mis-aplicar, -dir, -calcular, -prender, -usar, -ducter<BR><BR> <B> MISADVENTURE</B> -- misfortun; accidente<BR><BR> <B> MISANTHROPE</B> -- misantrop (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> MISAPPREHEND</B> -- miscomprender<BR><BR> <B> MISAPPROPRIATE</B> -- misapropriar<BR><BR> <B> MISBEGOTTEN</B> -- abortet, &iacute;nlegitim<BR><BR> <B> MISBEHAVE</B> -- mal conduir se, misconduir se<BR><BR> <B> MISCARRY</B> -- misacuchar, aborter; (fail) fallir<BR><BR> <B> MISCELLANEOUS</B> -- diversi, varie<BR><BR> <B> MISCHIEF</B> -- damage, nocentie, male, malicie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> MISCONCEIVE</B> -- miscomprender, misprender<BR><BR> <B> MISCONDUCT</B> -- mal conduida; adulter&iacute;e; maladministration; v. conduir se mal; adulterar<BR><BR> <B> MISCONSTRUE</B> -- misinterpretar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MISCREANT</B> -- fripon, rascale<BR><BR> <B> MISDEAL</B> -- misdar<BR><BR> <B> MISDEED</B> -- delicte, culpa<BR><BR> <B> MISDEMEANOUR</B> -- malconduida<BR><BR> <B> MISER</B> -- avaro(n)<BR><BR> <B> MISERABLE</B> -- miserabil<BR><BR> <B> MISERLY</B> -- avari<BR><BR> <B> MISERY</B> -- misere<BR><BR> <B> MISFIT</B> -- n. (person) maladjustate<BR><BR> <B> MISFORTUNE</B> -- &iacute;nfelicit&aacute;, misfortun, mischance<BR><BR> <B> MISGIVING</B> -- presentiment; d&uacute;bita<BR><BR> <B> MISHAP</B> -- accidente<BR><BR> <B> MISLAY</B> -- mismetter<BR><BR> <B> MISLEAD</B> -- misducter; seducter<BR><BR> <B> MISMANAGE</B> -- maladministrar, bosillar<BR><BR> <B> MISNOMER</B> -- fals n&oacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> MISOGYNIST</B> -- misogino (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> MISPLACE</B> -- mismetter, mislocar<BR><BR> <B> MISPRINT</B> -- misprinta, print-erra<BR><BR> <B> MISPRONOUNCE</B> -- mispronunciar<BR><BR> <B> MISQUOTE</B> -- miscitar<BR><BR> <B> MISREPRESENT</B> -- mispresentar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MISRULE</B> -- n. mal guvernation<BR><BR> <B> MISS</B> -- v. (feel a want of) sentir li manca de, indiger; (let go by) preterlassar; (a train) ne atinger; (target) mancar; (discover a loss) remarcar un manca, omisser; n. manca, missuccesse; (title) senioretta<BR><BR> <B> MISSAL</B> -- messale<BR><BR> <B> MISSHAPEN</B> -- mal format, misformat<BR><BR> <B> MISSILE</B> -- projectile<BR><BR> <B> MISSING</B> -- mancant<BR><BR> <B> MISSION</B> -- ~ (-ari, -ario)<BR><BR> <B> MISSIVE</B> -- lettre, missage<BR><BR> <B> MISSPELL</B> -- mislitterar, misespelar<BR><BR> <B> MISSTATE</B> -- mispresentar, misdir, malrepresentar<BR><BR> <B> MIST</B> -- nebul (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> MISTAKE</B> -- v. miscomprender; (a person) misconosser; (a thing) misprender. TO BE MISTAKEN: errar; n. erra, errore<BR><BR> <B> MISTER, MR.</B> -- senior<BR><BR> <B> MISTLETOE</B> -- visco<BR><BR> <B> MISTRANSLATE</B> -- mistraducter<BR><BR> <B> MISTRESS</B> -- (of establishment) mastressa, d&oacute;mina; (ruler) reyenta; (school-) chef-instruetora, principala; (sweetheart) amata; (kept) metressa<BR><BR> <B> MISTRUST</B> -- misfider, desfider<BR><BR> <B> MISUNDERSTAND</B> -- miscomprender<BR><BR> <B> MISUSE</B> -- v. misusar, abusar; n. misusa, abusa<BR><BR> <B> MITE</B> -- (coin) &oacute;bol; (insect) &aacute;care; (particle) particul<BR><BR> <B> MITIGATE</B> -- mitigar (-ation), moderar<BR><BR> <B> MITRE</B> -- (eccl.) mitre (-al, -iform)<BR><BR> <B> MITTEN</B> -- demi-gante<BR><BR> <B> MIX</B> -- mixter (-ura, -ion); diluer<BR><BR> <B> MIZZEN</B> -- (naut.) besan (-mast)<BR><BR> <B> MNEMONIC</B> -- a. mnemonic, memorativ<BR><BR> <B> MNEMONICS</B> -- mnemonica<BR><BR> <B> MOAN</B> -- gemir (-ida); (~ about) plendir; lamentar<BR><BR> <B> MOAT</B> -- circumfosse<BR><BR> <B> MOB</B> -- n. turbe; populache; canallia; v. turbular; mal tractar MOBILE: mobil (-it&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> MOCK</B> -- v. mocar (-ada, -age), deriDer<BR><BR> <B> MODAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MODE</B> -- (fashion) moda, fasson; (manner) maniere, mode; (mus.) modo<BR><BR> <B> MODEL</B> -- n. modelle, form, exemple; v. formar, modellar, fassonar<BR><BR> <B> MODERATE</B> -- a. moderat, mediocri, sobri; (price) modic; v. moderar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MODERN</B> -- a. ~ (-it&aacute;, -isme, -isar), hodial<BR><BR> <B> MODEST</B> -- ~ (-ie), pudic<BR><BR> <B> MODICUM</B> -- litt quantit&eacute;, un poc<BR><BR> <B> MODIFY</B> -- modificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MODISH</B> -- secun li moda<BR><BR> <B> MODISTE</B> -- modista<BR><BR> <B> MODULATE</B> -- modular (-ation, -ator), adaptar, regular<BR><BR> <B> MOHAIR</B> -- moher<BR><BR> <B> MOIETY</B> -- dem&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> MOIRE</B> -- moar&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> MOIST</B> -- humid (-ar, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> MOLAR</B> -- (tooth) molare<BR><BR> <B> MOLASSES</B> -- melasse<BR><BR> <B> MOLE</B> -- (zool.) talpe (-ero); (breakwater) molo; (on skin) marca, tuberette<BR><BR> <B> MOLEHILL</B> -- talp-tumul<BR><BR> <B> MOLECULE</B> -- molecul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> MOLESKINE</B> -- (twilled cloth) ~<BR><BR> <B> MOLEST</B> -- genar, molestar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MOLLIFY</B> -- lenir, calmar, amollar, mollificar<BR><BR> <B> MOLLUSC</B> -- mollusco<BR><BR> <B> MOLTEN</B> -- fondet; fluid<BR><BR> <B> MOLYBDENUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MOMENT</B> -- ~ (-an, -ari); importantie<BR><BR> <B> MOMENTOUS</B> -- important, gravissim<BR><BR> <B> MOMENTUM</B> -- momente<BR><BR> <B> MONAD</B> -- monade<BR><BR> <B> MONARCH</B> -- ~ (-ic, -ie, -ist, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> MONASTERY</B> -- monastere, monaciera<BR><BR> <B> MONASTIC</B> -- monacal<BR><BR> <B> MONDAY</B> -- luned&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> MONETARY</B> -- monetari, pecuniari<BR><BR> <B> MONEY</B> -- mon&eacute;, pecunie. READY ~: mon&eacute; contant. MONEY-CHANGER: mon&eacute;-cambiator. ~LENDER: prestator. ~ ORDER: mandate postal<BR><BR> <B> MONGOOSE</B> -- manguste<BR><BR> <B> MONGREL</B> -- a. hibrid(ach), de rasse mixtet<BR><BR> <B> MONITOR</B> -- sub-instructor; (naut.) monitor<BR><BR> <B> MONITORY</B> -- monitiv, monitori<BR><BR> <B> MONK</B> -- monaco (-al, -allia, -atu)<BR><BR> <B> MONKEY</B> -- simie (-atri, -esc), macaco<BR><BR> <B> MONKSHOOD</B> -- aconite<BR><BR> <B> MONO-</B> -- (prefix) mono-crom, -garnie, -grafie, —gramme, -lite, -log, -manie etc.<BR><BR> <B> MONOCLE</B> -- monocul<BR><BR> <B> MONOPOLIZE</B> -- monopolisar; acaparar<BR><BR> <B> MONOPOLY</B> -- monopol (-ist, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> MONOSYLLABLE</B> -- monos&iacute;llabe (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> MONOTONE</B> -- n. ~<BR><BR> <B> MONOTONOUS</B> -- monoton (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> MONSIGNOR</B> -- monsenior<BR><BR> <B> MONSOON</B> -- monsun<BR><BR> <B> MONSTER</B> -- monstru (-osi, -osit&aacute;), gigante<BR><BR> <B> MONTH</B> -- mensu (-al)<BR><BR> <B> MONTHLY</B> -- n. gazette mensual, mensuale<BR><BR> <B> MONUMENT</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> MOO</B> -- muir (-ida)<BR><BR> <B> MOOD</B> -- humor, disposition; (gramm.) mode; (mus.) modo<BR><BR> <B> MOODY</B> -- melancolic, trist, morni<BR><BR> <B> MOON</B> -- lune (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> MOONBEAM</B> -- radie del lune<BR><BR> <B> MOONLIGHT</B> -- luce lunari<BR><BR> <B> MOOR</B> -- torfiera; v. amarrar (-age)<BR><BR> <B> MOOT</B> -- a. discussibil; v. proposir<BR><BR> <B> MOP</B> -- n. balay (moll) a lavar, moppe (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> MOPE</B> -- v. esser morosi, esser trist; enoyar se<BR><BR> <B> MORAINE</B> -- moren<BR><BR> <B> MORAL</B> -- a. ~ (-it&aacute;, -ist, -isar), etic<BR><BR> <B> MORALE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MORALS</B> -- mores, customes; etica<BR><BR> <B> MORASS</B> -- palude, morasse<BR><BR> <B> MORBID</B> -- ~, maladiv<BR><BR> <B> MORDANT</B> -- mordent, mordaci, acri, caustic<BR><BR> <B> MORE</B> -- plu, plu mult. THE ~ HE HAS, THE ~ HE WANTS: plu il have, plu il desira<BR><BR> <B> MOREOVER</B> -- adplu, adultra<BR><BR> <B> MORGANATIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MORGUE</B> -- cadavriere<BR><BR> <B> MORIBUND</B> -- morient<BR><BR> <B> MORMON</B> -- ~ (-ic, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> MORN(ING)</B> -- matine (-al)<BR><BR> <B> MOROCCO</B> -- (leather) safian<BR><BR> <B> MOROSE</B> -- morosi<BR><BR> <B> MORPHIA, MORPHINE</B> -- morfine (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> MORROW</B> -- deman; die sequent<BR><BR> <B> MORSE</B> -- morsa, code telegrafic<BR><BR> <B> MORSEL</B> -- pezzette<BR><BR> <B> MORTAL</B> -- a. ~ (-it&aacute;), homan, fatal<BR><BR> <B> MORTAR</B> -- (cement) mortre, cement; (vessel) pistuore; (artill.) mortiere<BR><BR> <B> MORTGAGE</B> -- hipoteca (-ar, -ario)<BR><BR> <B> MORTGAGER</B> -- debitor hipotecari<BR><BR> <B> MORTIFY</B> -- v. mortificar (-ation); chagrinar; (med.) ingangrenar<BR><BR> <B> MORTISE</B> -- mortese<BR><BR> <B> MORTUARY</B> -- dep&oacute; de mortos, cadavriere<BR><BR> <B> MOSAIC</B> -- mosaica<BR><BR> <B> MOSQUE</B> -- mosk&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> MOSQUITO</B> -- mosquite. MOSQUITO NET: para-mosquite<BR><BR> <B> MOSS</B> -- mosse (-i, -atri, -osi, -ut)<BR><BR> <B> MOST</B> -- max; lu max; max mult<BR><BR> <B> MOSTLY</B> -- precipue; generalmen, max sovente<BR><BR> <B> MOTE</B> -- (of dust) polvun, pallie<BR><BR> <B> MOTH</B> -- tinea. MOTHEATEN: rodet de tineas<BR><BR> <B> MOTHER</B> -- matre. GRANDMOTHER: ava. MOTHER-IN-LAW: bel-matre<BR><BR> <B> MOTHERHOOD</B> -- matrinit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> MOTHERLY</B> -- maternal, matrin<BR><BR> <B> MOTHER-OF-PEARL</B> -- perlematre, nacre (-in)<BR><BR> <B> MOTHERWIT</B> -- sagiesse natural<BR><BR> <B> MOTION</B> -- ~; movida; proposition. TO SET IN ~: far functionar, lansar; activar. MOTIONLESS: &iacute;nmobil, inmo(v)ent<BR><BR> <B> MOTIVE</B> -- a. motiv; motori; n. motive, rason<BR><BR> <B> MOTIVATE</B> -- motivar<BR><BR> <B> MOTLEY</B> -- a. heterogen, diversachi, pluricolori; color-maculat<BR><BR> <B> MOTOR</B> -- ~. MOTORCAR: automobile (-isme)<BR><BR> <B> MOTOR-CYCLE</B> -- motorcicle<BR><BR> <B> MOTTLED</B> -- de varie colores, color-maculat<BR><BR> <B> MOTTO</B> -- ~, devise<BR><BR> <B> MOULD</B> -- (soil) humo; (fungus) mofa, mofatura; (for casting) forme, modelle, matricie; v. formar, modellar, fassonar<BR><BR> <B> MOULDER</B> -- putrir; n. (person) formator, modellator<BR><BR> <B> MOULDING</B> -- (Arch.) corniche<BR><BR> <B> MOULDY</B> -- mofosi (-t&aacute;). TO BECOME ~: mofar se<BR><BR> <B> MOULT</B> -- v. mutar plumes, mutar li pelle<BR><BR> <B> MOUND</B> -- tumul; colinette; vall<BR><BR> <B> MOUNT</B> -- n. monte; (in frame) montura; v. ascender, montar; (to assemble) monter. TO ~ UP: acumular se; (clamber) climbar<BR><BR> <B> MOUNTAIN</B> -- monte. ~ RANGE: montania<BR><BR> <B> MOUNTAIN-ASH</B> -- sorbe<BR><BR> <B> MOUNTAINEER</B> -- alpinist<BR><BR> <B> MOUNTEBANK</B> -- charlatan, saltimbanco<BR><BR> <B> MOURN</B> -- v. luctuar, esser in luctu, lamentar<BR><BR> <B> MOURNFUL</B> -- luctuosi. funebri, lugubri<BR><BR> <B> MOURNING</B> -- (clothes) vestiment funebri<BR><BR> <B> MOUSE</B> -- cms (-iere, -trappe)<BR><BR> <B> MOUSTACHE</B> -- mustache (-ut)<BR><BR> <B> MOUTH</B> -- bocca (-ade); (of river) inboccatura, estuarie; (of animal) fauc<BR><BR> <B> MOUTH-ORGAN</B> -- bocc-harmonica<BR><BR> <B> MOUTHPIECE</B> -- bee; (spokesman) portavoce, parlator<BR><BR> <B> MOVE</B> -- v. moer, mover (se); (of the feelings) emoer, atendrir; (change residence) translocar; (propose) proposir; n. move<BR><BR> <B> MOVEMENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MOW</B> -- falcear; (with lawn mower) machin-tonder<BR><BR> <B> MUCH</B> -- mult; n. multc&oacute;s. AS ~ AS: tant quant. HOW ~?: quant?<BR><BR> <B> MUCILAGE</B> -- mucil&aacute;gine, colle, glutine<BR><BR> <B> MUCK</B> -- inpurit&aacute;, fec; (manure) sterco<BR><BR> <B> MUCUS</B> -- muc (-osi, -osit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> MUD</B> -- mudde (-osi), fango, slamm<BR><BR> <B> MUDDLE</B> -- v. confuser, desordinar, n. des&oacute;rdine, confusion<BR><BR> <B> MUDGUARD</B> -- para-mudde, para-fango<BR><BR> <B> MUFF</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MUFFLE</B> -- (wrap up) invelopar; (of sound) obtuser (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> MUFFLED</B> -- obtus<BR><BR> <B> MUFFLER</B> -- col-charpe<BR><BR> <B> MUFTI</B> -- vestiment civil; (title) ~<BR><BR> <B> MUG</B> -- cruche, cop(ette); (tankard) chop; (fig.) stulton<BR><BR> <B> MUGGY</B> -- humid, opressiv<BR><BR> <B> MUGWORT</B> -- artemisia<BR><BR> <B> MULATTO</B> -- mulatte<BR><BR> <B> MULBERRY</B> -- morbere (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> MULCT</B> -- imposir un pecuniari punition; n. multa<BR><BR> <B> MULE</B> -- mul (-atri, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> MULL</B> -- v. atepidar e spicear vine<BR><BR> <B> MULLION</B> -- fenestre-barre<BR><BR> <B> MULTIFARIOUS</B> -- varie, divers<BR><BR> <B> MULTIPLE</B> -- a. multiplic; n. multiplica<BR><BR> <B> MULTIPLY</B> -- multiplicar (-ation, -and, -ator); (increase) multiplicar (se), augmentar (se)<BR><BR> <B> MULTITUDE</B> -- multit&aacute;; (crowd) turbe, populache<BR><BR> <B> MUM</B> -- a. silent. TO KEEP ~: tacer<BR><BR> <B> MUMBLE</B> -- v. murmurar<BR><BR> <B> MUMMERY</B> -- mascarade<BR><BR> <B> MUMMY</B> -- mumie (-ificar)<BR><BR> <B> MUMPS</B> -- parotite, orelion<BR><BR> <B> MUNCH</B> -- machar<BR><BR> <B> MUNDANE</B> -- mundan<BR><BR> <B> MUNICIPAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MUNICIPALITY</B> -- municipie<BR><BR> <B> MUNIFICENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), generosi<BR><BR> <B> MUNITION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> MURAL</B> -- ~; n. murale<BR><BR> <B> MURDER</B> -- v. mortar (-ation. -ator, -ard), assassinar; (a language) balbutiar, parlachar<BR><BR> <B> MURDEROUS</B> -- mortatori<BR><BR> <B> MURKY</B> -- tenebrosi, obscur<BR><BR> <B> MURMUR</B> -- n. murmura (-ar, -ada)<BR><BR> <B> MURRAIN</B> -- epizootie<BR><BR> <B> MUSCATEL</B> -- (grape) muscate; (vine) vin muscatin<BR><BR> <B> MUSCLE</B> -- muscul (-ari, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> MUSE</B> -- n. musal; n. revar, meditar, ruminar<BR><BR> <B> MUSEUM</B> -- mus&eacute;o<BR><BR> <B> MUSHROOM</B> -- fungo, champinion<BR><BR> <B> MUSIC</B> -- musica (-al, -ar), harmonie. MUSIC-HALL: teatre de variet&aacute;. MUSIC STOOL: taburette<BR><BR> <B> MUSICIAN</B> -- musico, musicante<BR><BR> <B> MUSK</B> -- musco<BR><BR> <B> MUSKET</B> -- musquete (-ero), fusil<BR><BR> <B> MUSLIN</B> -- musseline<BR><BR> <B> MUSSEL</B> -- musle, mitil<BR><BR> <B> MUST</B> -- v. deve (followed by infinitive). HE ~ GO: il deve ear<BR><BR> <B> MUST</B> -- n. most<BR><BR> <B> MUSTARD</B> -- mostarde; (plant) sinap. ~PLASTER: sinapisme<BR><BR> <B> MUSTER</B> -- v. assemblar; n. assembl&eacute;, reunion<BR><BR> <B> MUSTY</B> -- mofat, fungatri; desfrisc<BR><BR> <B> MUTABLE</B> -- mutabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> MUTATE</B> -- mutar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MUTE</B> -- mut (-o); (for instrument) surdine<BR><BR> <B> MUTILATE</B> -- mutilar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MUTINY</B> -- v. insurecter (-ion), rebeller, revoltar; n. revolte<BR><BR> <B> MUTTER</B> -- v. murmurar, grunir<BR><BR> <B> MUTTON</B> -- carne agnin, agnine<BR><BR> <B> MUTUAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;, -isme), reciproc, comun<BR><BR> <B> MUZZLE</B> -- (snout) musel; (for dog) museliere; (of gun) bocca<BR><BR> <B> MY</B> -- mi<BR><BR> <B> MYOPIA</B> -- miopie, curt vision<BR><BR> <B> MYOSOTIS</B> -- mios&oacute;tis<BR><BR> <B> MYRIAD</B> -- miriade; deci mill<BR><BR> <B> MYRRH</B> -- mirra<BR><BR> <B> MYRTLE</B> -- mirte<BR><BR> <B> MYSTERY</B> -- misterie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> MYSTIC</B> -- a. mistic (-o, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> MYSTIFY</B> -- mistificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> MYTH</B> -- mite (-ologie, -ologic), saga, legende<BR><BR> <B> MYTHICAL</B> -- mitic, fabulosi<BR><BR> 959 4203 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue n]] moved to [[english-Interlingue n]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> NABOB</B> -- ~, richard<BR><BR> <B> NACRE</B> -- ~ (-in)<BR><BR> <B> NADIR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NAG</B> -- n. cavall(ach); v. criticachar, insultar<BR><BR> <B> NAIAD</B> -- nayade<BR><BR> <B> NAIL</B> -- clove; (of finger, toe) ungul; v. clovar. TO ~ UP: adclovar<BR><BR> <B> NAIVE</B> -- naiv (-it&aacute;), ingenui<BR><BR> <B> NAKED</B> -- nud (-it&aacute;); simplic<BR><BR> <B> NAMBY-PAMBY</B> -- afectat<BR><BR> <B> NAME</B> -- , n. n&oacute;mine (-ar). CHRISTIAN~: pren&oacute;mine; (renown) renom&eacute;; (fig.) fama, reputation<BR><BR> <B> NAMELESS</B> -- sin n&oacute;mine, &iacute;nnominat, anonim<BR><BR> <B> NAMELY</B> -- a saver<BR><BR> <B> NAMESAKE</B> -- homonime<BR><BR> <B> NAP</B> -- dormette, curt dorme; (cloth) lanuge<BR><BR> <B> NAPE</B> -- nuc<BR><BR> <B> NAPHTHA</B> -- nafta<BR><BR> <B> NAPHTHALENE</B> -- naftaline<BR><BR> <B> NAPKIN</B> -- serviette; toale de manu<BR><BR> <B> NARCISSUS</B> -- narcisse<BR><BR> <B> NARCOSIS</B> -- narcose<BR><BR> <B> NARCOTIC</B> -- narcotic; n. narcotico<BR><BR> <B> NARD</B> -- narde<BR><BR> <B> NARRATE</B> -- narrar (-ation, -ator), racontar<BR><BR> <B> NARRATIVE</B> -- raconta<BR><BR> <B> NARROW</B> -- a. strett; limitat, angust; v. astrettar (se), restricter se, n. NARROWS: strett passage<BR><BR> <B> NARROW-MINDED</B> -- de strett mentalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> NARWHAL</B> -- narvale<BR><BR> <B> NASAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NASCENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NASTURTIUM</B> -- capucine<BR><BR> <B> NASTY</B> -- desgustant, &iacute;npur, nauseativ; obscen; (wound) mal<BR><BR> <B> NATAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NATATION</B> -- ~, svimmada<BR><BR> <B> NATION</B> -- ~(-al, -alist, -alisme, -alisar, -alit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> NATIVE</B> -- a. natal, indigen, autocton; n. habitante; (aborigine) iridigen<BR><BR> <B> NATIVITY</B> -- nativit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> NATURAL</B> -- a. ~; n (mus.) biquadre, naturale<BR><BR> <B> NATURE</B> -- natura (-al, -alist, -alisar)<BR><BR> <B> NAUGHT</B> -- nequ&oacute;, nec&oacute;s, nullc&oacute;s<BR><BR> <B> NAUGHTY</B> -- malin, desobedient, perversi<BR><BR> <B> NAUSEA</B> -- ~ (-ativ, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> NAUTICAL</B> -- nautic, marin<BR><BR> <B> NAVAL</B> -- ~. ~SCIENCE: nautica<BR><BR> <B> NAVE</B> -- (of church) ~; (of wheel) nabe<BR><BR> <B> NAVEL</B> -- umbilico<BR><BR> <B> NAVIGATE</B> -- navigar (-ation, -ator, -abil, -abilit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> NAVVY</B> -- foss-ovrero<BR><BR> <B> NAVY</B> -- marine, flotte<BR><BR> <B> NAY</B> -- no<BR><BR> <B> NEAP-TIDE</B> -- micri marea<BR><BR> <B> NEAR</B> -- a. proxim (-it&aacute;), vicin; (related) parent; intim; prep, apu; v. aproximar se<BR><BR> <B> NEARLY</B> -- presc<BR><BR> <B> NEAR-SIGHTED</B> -- miop (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> NEAT</B> -- a. nett, jolli; simplic; (clever) habil; (undiluted) &iacute;ndiluet<BR><BR> <B> NEBULA</B> -- (astr.) nebulose<BR><BR> <B> NEBULOUS</B> -- nebulosi (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> NECESSARY</B> -- necessi (-t&aacute;, -tar, -tosi)<BR><BR> <B> NECK</B> -- col<BR><BR> <B> NECKLACE</B> -- coliere<BR><BR> <B> NECKTIE</B> -- eravatte<BR><BR> <B> NECROLOGY</B> -- necrolog<BR><BR> <B> NECROMANCY</B> -- necromantie<BR><BR> <B> NECROPOLIS</B> -- necropol<BR><BR> <B> NECTAR</B> -- n&eacute;ctar (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> NEED</B> -- necessit&aacute;; indigentie, misere; (requirement) beson (-ar). YOU NEEDN'T STAY: vu ne besona restar<BR><BR> <B> NEEDFUL</B> -- necessi<BR><BR> <B> NEEDLE</B> -- agullie; indicator. ~CUSHION: agulliero<BR><BR> <B> NEEDLESS</B> -- van, &iacute;nutil, superfl&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> NEEDLEWOMAN</B> -- sutora<BR><BR> <B> NEEDS</B> -- adv. necessimen<BR><BR> <B> NEEDY</B> -- povri, indigent<BR><BR> <B> NE'ER-DO-WELL</B> -- vale-nec&oacute;s<BR><BR> <B> NEFARIOUS</B> -- criminal, abominabil<BR><BR> <B> NEGATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NEGATIVE</B> -- a. negativ; n. negative; v. desaprobar<BR><BR> <B> NEGLECT</B> -- decuidar, negliger (-ent, -entie), omisser<BR><BR> <B> NEGLIGEE</B> -- neglig&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> NEGLIGIBLE</B> -- negligibil, &iacute;nconsiderabil<BR><BR> <B> NEGOTIATE</B> -- negociar (-ation, -ator, -abil), arangear<BR><BR> <B> NEGRO</B> -- ~ (-essa)<BR><BR> <B> NEIGH</B> -- v. hinnir (-ida)<BR><BR> <B> NEIGHBOUR</B> -- vicino (-a), proximo<BR><BR> <B> NEIGHBOURHOOD</B> -- vicinit&aacute;, vicinage<BR><BR> <B> NEIGHBOURING</B> -- vicin, adjacent<BR><BR> <B> NEIGHBOURLY</B> -- sociabil, de bon vicino<BR><BR> <B> NEITHER</B> -- pron. nequel, null; ni un ni li altri. conj. NEITHER ...NOR ...: ni...ni...<BR><BR> <B> NEMESIS</B> -- n&eacute;mesis<BR><BR> <B> NEOLITHIC</B> -- neolitic<BR><BR> <B> NEOLOGISM</B> -- neologisme<BR><BR> <B> NEON</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NEOPHYTE</B> -- novicio, neofite<BR><BR> <B> NEOPLASTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NEPHEW</B> -- nevo<BR><BR> <B> NEPOTISM</B> -- nepotisme<BR><BR> <B> NERVE</B> -- nerve (-al, -ine)<BR><BR> <B> NERVOUS; nervosi (-t&aacute;), timid. NERVOUS SYSTEM</B> -- sistema nerval<BR><BR> <B> NEST</B> -- ~ (-ar), nide. CROW'S ~: mast-corb<BR><BR> <B> NESTLE</B> -- v. presser se, innestar se<BR><BR> <B> NESTLING</B> -- aviello, neston<BR><BR> <B> NET</B> -- n. rete; v. capter per un rete, inretar; a. netto; (of price) sin rabatte<BR><BR> <B> NETHER</B> -- plu bass, inferiori. NETHERMOST: max bass<BR><BR> <B> NETTLE</B> -- n. urt&iacute;ca; v. iritar, picar<BR><BR> <B> NETTLE-RASH</B> -- urticarie<BR><BR> <B> NETWORK</B> -- retage<BR><BR> <B> NEURALGIA</B> -- neuralgie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> NEURASTHENIA</B> -- neurastenie<BR><BR> <B> NEURITIS</B> -- neurite<BR><BR> <B> NEUROSIS</B> -- neuroSe (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> NEUTER</B> -- a. neutri; n. (gramm.) neutrum<BR><BR> <B> NEUTRAL</B> -- ~ (-isar, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> NEVER</B> -- nequande. ~ MIND: neproqu&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> NEVERTHELESS</B> -- t&aacute;men, totvez<BR><BR> <B> NEW</B> -- nov, recent. NEWS: novas<BR><BR> <B> NEW-COMEH</B> -- novicio, nov-veniente<BR><BR> <B> NEW-FANGLED</B> -- nov inventet, de nov mode<BR><BR> <B> NEWS</B> -- nova, information, avise<BR><BR> <B> NEWSPAPER</B> -- jurnale, gazette<BR><BR> <B> NEWT</B> -- salamandre<BR><BR> <B> NEXT</B> -- a. proxim, sequent, adjacent; adv. poy. NEXT TO: apu; (almost) presc<BR><BR> <B> NIB</B> -- (of pen) punta<BR><BR> <B> NIBBLE</B> -- v. mordettar, roder; n. morsade<BR><BR> <B> NICE</B> -- (of taste) agreabil, bon, saporosi; (charming) piesent, charmant; (of manners) gentil, afabil, polit; fin; (precise) exact, precis<BR><BR> <B> NICETY</B> -- precisit&aacute;, subtilit&aacute;, finesse, delicatesse<BR><BR> <B> NICHE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NICK</B> -- v. intalliar (-atura), inciser (-ura). IN THE ~ OF TIME: in li just moment<BR><BR> <B> NICKEL</B> -- ~; a. nickelin, ex nickel<BR><BR> <B> NICKNACK</B> -- ornette<BR><BR> <B> NICKNAME</B> -- joc-n&oacute;mine, moc-n&oacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> NICOTINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NIECE</B> -- neva<BR><BR> <B> NIGGARD</B> -- avaro(n)<BR><BR> <B> NIGGER</B> -- negro (-a)<BR><BR> <B> NIGH</B> -- a. proxim, vicin; prep, apu<BR><BR> <B> NIGHT</B> -- nocte (-al). BY ~: in nocte. ~ FALLS: (it) noctea. TO STAY THE ~: pernoctar<BR><BR> <B> NIGHTGOWN</B> -- vestiment de nocte<BR><BR> <B> NIGHTINGALE</B> -- luscinia<BR><BR> <B> NIGHTLY</B> -- a. noctal; adv. omni-nocte<BR><BR> <B> NIGHTMARE</B> -- cochemare<BR><BR> <B> NIGHTSHADE, DEADLY</B> -- belladonna<BR><BR> <B> NIGHTWALKER</B> -- somnambulist<BR><BR> <B> NIHILISM</B> -- nihilisme<BR><BR> <B> NIL</B> -- nequ&oacute;, nequant<BR><BR> <B> NIMBLE</B> -- agil (-it&aacute;), activ<BR><BR> <B> NIMBUS</B> -- nimbe, aureol<BR><BR> <B> NINCOMPOOP</B> -- &iacute;nepton<BR><BR> <B> NINE</B> -- nin. NINETEEN: deci-nin, nindeci.<BR><BR> <B> NINETY</B> -- ninanti<BR><BR> <B> NINEPINS</B> -- kegle<BR><BR> <B> NINNY</B> -- naivon, stulton<BR><BR> <B> NINTH</B> -- a. &amp; n. ninesim<BR><BR> <B> NIP</B> -- v. (pinch) pincear; (bite) morder<BR><BR> <B> NIPPERS</B> -- pince (-ette)<BR><BR> <B> NIPPING</B> -- mordent, penetrant<BR><BR> <B> NIPPLE</B> -- tette, buton de mamme<BR><BR> <B> NITRATE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NITRE</B> -- salpetre, nitre (-ic, -osi, -ificar). NITROGEN: ~, azot<BR><BR> <B> NO</B> -- a. (not any) null, nequel; (no quantity) nequant; (no sort of) nequal; adv. no: (before verbs) ne<BR><BR> <B> NOBLE</B> -- (character) nobli (-esse), magnific; (of rank) nobil (-o, -it&aacute;, -it&eacute;)<BR><BR> <B> NOBODY</B> -- nequ&iacute;; (obj.) nequem<BR><BR> <B> NOCTURNAL</B> -- noctal<BR><BR> <B> NOCTURNE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NOD</B> -- v. (the head) inclinar li cap, signar per li cap; (flowers) dansar<BR><BR> <B> NODE</B> -- ~ (-al), t&uacute;bere<BR><BR> <B> NODULE</B> -- nodette<BR><BR> <B> NOHOW</B> -- nequalmen, nullmen<BR><BR> <B> NOISE</B> -- n. brue (-osi), bruida; cacofonie; v. ( ~ abroad) divulgar, publicar<BR><BR> <B> NOISOME</B> -- nociv; abominabil<BR><BR> <B> NOMAD</B> -- nomade (-isar)<BR><BR> <B> NOM-DE-PLUME</B> -- pseudonim, plum-n&oacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> NOMENCLATURE</B> -- nomenclatura, terminologie<BR><BR> <B> NOMINAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NOMINATE</B> -- nominar (-ator, -ation, -ativ, -ative)<BR><BR> <B> NOMINEE</B> -- nominate<BR><BR> <B> NON-</B> -- (prefix) non-<BR><BR> <B> NONCHALANT</B> -- nonchalant (-ie), &iacute;nsuciant<BR><BR> <B> NONCONFORMIST</B> -- dissident (-e)<BR><BR> <B> NONDESCRIPT</B> -- &iacute;nclassificabil, &iacute;ndescribil<BR><BR> <B> NONE</B> -- (no one) nequ&iacute;, null; (no quantity) nequant, nequ&oacute;. ~ BUT: solmen<BR><BR> <B> NONENTITY</B> -- nullit&aacute;, person sin importantie<BR><BR> <B> NONPLUS</B> -- v. far perplex, confuser<BR><BR> <B> NONSENSE</B> -- ~, absurdit&aacute;, galimatias, radotage<BR><BR> <B> NOODLE</B> -- stulton; (cul.) nudle<BR><BR> <B> NOOK</B> -- angul, niche<BR><BR> <B> NOON</B> -- mid&iacute;e (-al)<BR><BR> <B> NOOSE</B> -- lace, node current; trappe<BR><BR> <B> NOR</B> -- ni<BR><BR> <B> NORM</B> -- norme (-al, -alit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> NORTH</B> -- nord (-al, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> NORTHERN LIGHTS</B> -- * aurora boreal, luce polari<BR><BR> <B> NOSE</B> -- nase (-al). NOSEBAG: manja-sac<BR><BR> <B> NOSEGAY</B> -- buquete<BR><BR> <B> NOSTALGIA</B> -- nostalgic (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> NOSTRIL</B> -- narice<BR><BR> <B> NOSTRUM</B> -- remediastre<BR><BR> <B> NOT</B> -- ne. ~ AT ALL: tot ne, nequant. IS IT ~?: never?<BR><BR> <B> NOTABLE</B> -- a. notabil, remarcabil; n. person eminent, notabile<BR><BR> <B> NOTARY</B> -- notario (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> NOTATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NOTCH</B> -- v. inciser (-ura), breche<BR><BR> <B> NOTE</B> -- ~;(banknote) billet; (mus.) note, ton. OF ~: eminent; v. remarcar; (jot down) notar<BR><BR> <B> NOTEBOOK</B> -- caderne, nota-librette<BR><BR> <B> NOTED</B> -- celebri, famosi; mal famat<BR><BR> <B> NOTEWORTHY</B> -- remarcabil, notabil<BR><BR> <B> NOTHING</B> -- nequ&oacute;, nec&oacute;s. GOOD FOR ~: &iacute;nutil, (person) vale-nec&oacute;s<BR><BR> <B> NOTICE</B> -- n. notieie, observation; atention; (notification) avise, anuncie; v. remarcar, observer. TO TAKE ~ OF: atenter<BR><BR> <B> NOTIFY</B> -- notificar (-ation), avisar<BR><BR> <B> NOTION</B> -- ~, conception, id&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> NOTORIOUS</B> -- notori (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> NOTWITHSTANDING</B> -- prep, malgr&eacute;; con;]. malgr&eacute; to; (although) benque<BR><BR> <B> NOUGAT</B> -- nugate<BR><BR> <B> NOUGHT</B> -- nequ&oacute;; (cipher) null, zero<BR><BR> <B> NOUN</B> -- substantive, n&oacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> NOURISH</B> -- nutrir (-iment, -ition), alimentar<BR><BR> <B> NOVEL</B> -- a. nov, &iacute;nusual, strangi; n. roman, novelle (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> NOVELTY</B> -- novit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> NOVEMBER</B> -- novembre<BR><BR> <B> NOVICE</B> -- novicio, neofite<BR><BR> <B> NOVITIATE</B> -- noviciatu<BR><BR> <B> NOW</B> -- nu. ~ AND THEN: de t&eacute;mpor a t&eacute;mpore, ye vezes; (argumentative) or<BR><BR> <B> NOWADAYS</B> -- ho-t&eacute;mper<BR><BR> <B> NOWHERE</B> -- nec&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> NOWISE</B> -- nequalmen, nullmen, in null maniere<BR><BR> <B> NOXIOUS</B> -- nociv<BR><BR> <B> NOZZLE</B> -- musel<BR><BR> <B> NUANCE</B> -- nuancie (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> NUCLEOUS</B> -- nucleo (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> NUDE</B> -- nud (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> NUDGE</B> -- colp del cude; v. pussar per li cude<BR><BR> <B> NUGATORY</B> -- futil, van<BR><BR> <B> NUGGET</B> -- bul, pepite<BR><BR> <B> NUISANCE</B> -- molestation, enoya, gena. WHAT A ~!: quam desagreabil!<BR><BR> <B> NULL</B> -- de null efecte<BR><BR> <B> NULLIFY</B> -- anullar, nullificar<BR><BR> <B> NULLITY</B> -- nullit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> NUMB</B> -- &iacute;nsentient, &iacute;nsensibil, apatic; v. far &iacute;nsentient<BR><BR> <B> NUMBER</B> -- (quantity) n&uacute;mere (-ar); (of periodical) numer&oacute;; (figure) ciffre; v. (to give a ~ to) numerotar<BR><BR> <B> NUMERAL</B> -- a. ~; n. numerale<BR><BR> <B> NUMERATOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NUMERIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> NUMEROUS</B> -- numerosi<BR><BR> <B> NUMISMATICS</B> -- numismatica<BR><BR> <B> NUMSKULL</B> -- stulton, &iacute;nepton<BR><BR> <B> NUN</B> -- nonna (-iera;, monaca NUNCIO: ~<BR><BR> <B> NUNNERY</B> -- conventu, clostre, nonniera NUPTIAL: ~<BR><BR> <B> NURSE</B> -- (for children) bonna, infantera; (sick) garda-malade, maladera; v. curar, cuidar; alactar<BR><BR> <B> NURSERY</B> -- infanteria, chambre por infantes; (for plants) plantatoria, cultivatoria<BR><BR> <B> NURSLING</B> -- sucon, beb&eacute;, alacton<BR><BR> <B> NURSEMAID</B> -- infantera, bonna<BR><BR> <B> NURTURE</B> -- n. nutrir (-itura); elevar, educar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> NUT</B> -- nuce; (hazelnut) avelane; (mech.) scruviere<BR><BR> <B> NUT-CRACKERS</B> -- craca-nuces, nuce-cracator NUTMEG: (nuce de) muscate<BR><BR> <B> NUTRIENT</B> -- nutritiv<BR><BR> <B> NUTRIMENT</B> -- ~, aliment<BR><BR> <B> NUTRITION</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> NUTSHELL</B> -- cortice de nuce<BR><BR> <B> NYMPH</B> -- nimfa<BR><BR> 960 4205 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue o]] moved to [[english-Interlingue o]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> OAF</B> -- grossiero<BR><BR> <B> OAK</B> -- querco (-in). OAK-APPLE: gall<BR><BR> <B> OAKUM</B> -- stupp<BR><BR> <B> OAR</B> -- rem<BR><BR> <B> OASIS</B> -- oase<BR><BR> <B> OATH</B> -- jurament; (curse) maledition, blasfema. TO TAKE AN ~: jurar<BR><BR> <B> OATMEAL</B> -- aven-farine<BR><BR> <B> OATS</B> -- aven<BR><BR> <B> OBDURATE</B> -- &iacute;nflexibil, obstinat, &iacute;npenitent<BR><BR> <B> OBEDIENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> OBEISANCE</B> -- reverentie<BR><BR> <B> OBELISK</B> -- obelisco<BR><BR> <B> OBESE</B> -- obesi (-t&aacute;), corpulent<BR><BR> <B> OBEY</B> -- obedir<BR><BR> <B> OBFUSCATE</B> -- confuser, inbrolliar<BR><BR> <B> OBITUARY</B> -- a. necrologic; n. necrolog<BR><BR> <B> OBJECT</B> -- n. objecte, cose; (aim) scope; (gramm.) complement; v. objecter (-ion), oposir; (legal) recusar<BR><BR> <B> OBJECTIONABLE</B> -- &iacute;nadmissibil, desagreabil, &iacute;ndesirabil<BR><BR> <B> OBJECTIVE</B> -- a. objectiv (-it&aacute;); n. objective; (gramm.) acusative<BR><BR> <B> OBLATION</B> -- sacrificie, oblation<BR><BR> <B> OBLIGE</B> -- (compel) obligar (-ation, -atori, -ativ), fortiar; (do a favour) compleser (-ent)<BR><BR> <B> OBLIGED TO, TO BE</B> -- * dever. MUCH ~ TO YOU: grand mers&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> OBLIQUE</B> -- obliqui (-ta), clini, inclinat<BR><BR> <B> OBLITERATE</B> -- obliterar (-ation), efaciar<BR><BR> <B> OBLIVION</B> -- oblivie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> OBLONG</B> -- a. ~; n. rectangul<BR><BR> <B> OBLOQUY</B> -- calumnie, reproch(ad)a, honte<BR><BR> <B> OBNOXIOUS</B> -- nociv, ofensiv<BR><BR> <B> OBOE</B> -- hob&oacute;e<BR><BR> <B> OBOLUS</B> -- obol<BR><BR> <B> OBSCENE</B> -- obscen (-it&aacute;), lasciv<BR><BR> <B> OBSCURE</B> -- a. obscur (-ar, -ant, -antisme, -it&aacute;), &iacute;nconosset<BR><BR> <B> OBSEQUIES</B> -- ceremonie funeral<BR><BR> <B> OBSEQUIOUS</B> -- servil, reptiv<BR><BR> <B> OBSERVE</B> -- observar (-ation, -abil, -ant, -antie, -ator, -atoria), remarcar; (celebrate) festar<BR><BR> <B> OBSESS</B> -- obseDer (-ssion)<BR><BR> <B> OBSIDIAN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OBSOLESCENT</B> -- devenir obsolet, inoldat o desusat<BR><BR> <B> OBSOLETE</B> -- obsolet<BR><BR> <B> OBSTACLE</B> -- obstacul, impediment<BR><BR> <B> OBSTETRIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OBSTINATE</B> -- obstinat (-ion), obstinaci<BR><BR> <B> OBSTREPEROUS</B> -- turbulant, tumultuant OBSTRUCT: obstructer (-iv, -ion), impedir, barrar; (a view) incombrar, obturar<BR><BR> <B> OBTAIN</B> -- obtener (-ibil), procurar, ganiar, aquisir; prevaler<BR><BR> <B> OBTRUDE</B> -- obtriiDer (-sion, -siv)<BR><BR> <B> OBTUSE</B> -- obtus, desacut; stupid<BR><BR> <B> OBVERSE</B> -- averse, facie<BR><BR> <B> OBVIATE</B> -- preventer (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> OBVIOUS</B> -- evident, clar<BR><BR> <B> OCCASION</B> -- ocasion (-ar, -al), casu; causa<BR><BR> <B> OCCIDENT</B> -- ~ (al)<BR><BR> <B> OCCULT</B> -- ocult, celat, secret, arcan<BR><BR> <B> OCCUPY</B> -- ooupar (-ant, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> OCCUR</B> -- ocurrer (-entie), evenir (-iment); (to the mind) venir in mente; exister<BR><BR> <B> OCEAN</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> OCHRE</B> -- ocre<BR><BR> <B> OCTAGON</B> -- ~, ottangul<BR><BR> <B> OCTANT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OCTAVE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OCTAVO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OCTOBER</B> -- octobre<BR><BR> <B> OCTOGENARIAN</B> -- ottantario<BR><BR> <B> OCTOPUS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OCULAR</B> -- oculari<BR><BR> <B> OCULIST</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ODD</B> -- strangi, curiosi, &iacute;nusual, singulari; (extra) restant; (not even) &iacute;npari; (miscellaneous) divers<BR><BR> <B> ODDITY</B> -- trate singulari; person o cose bizarri<BR><BR> <B> ODDMENTS</B> -- restallia<BR><BR> <B> ODDS</B> -- chances, probabilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ODE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ODIOUS</B> -- detestabil, abominabil, odiosi<BR><BR> <B> ODIUM</B> -- blama, reproche<BR><BR> <B> ODOUR</B> -- odore (-iferi, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> OESOPHAGUS</B> -- esofag<BR><BR> <B> OF</B> -- de; (about) pri, concernent; (out of) ex<BR><BR> <B> OFF</B> -- prep. for. Also as prefix: forcurrer, forportar = to run, carry off. BE OFF!: for!, vial. TO PUT ~: ajornar, procrastinar. TO BE ~ FOOD: li apetite manca me. ~ THE COAST: avan li rive, avan li costa. ~ AND ON: ocasionalmen, a vezes<BR><BR> <B> OFFAL</B> -- carnallia<BR><BR> <B> OFFENCE</B> -- ofense, culpa, delicte, contra-vention, infraction. TO TAKE ~: ofender se<BR><BR> <B> OFFEND</B> -- ofenDer, incolerar, transgresser<BR><BR> <B> OFFENSIVE</B> -- a. ofensiv, desagreabil; n. (mil.) ofensive<BR><BR> <B> OFFER</B> -- v. presentar, ofertar; proposir; (- up) dedicar; n. oferta, proposition<BR><BR> <B> OFFERING</B> -- sacrificie; oferta; (eccl.) oblation<BR><BR> <B> OFFERTORY</B> -- colection pecuniari<BR><BR> <B> OFFHAND</B> -- ext&eacute;mpore, exprompte, strax; (in manner) sin gena, brusqui, insuciant<BR><BR> <B> OFFICE</B> -- oficie, servicie, function; (place of business) bur&oacute;, oficia, contor; (private room) cabinet. TICKET ~: billeter&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> OFFICER</B> -- oficero; (civilian) oficiario, functionario<BR><BR> <B> OFFICIAL</B> -- oficial; n. oficiario<BR><BR> <B> OFFICIATE</B> -- oficiar, dejorar<BR><BR> <B> OFFICIOUS</B> -- interferaci, intrusiv<BR><BR> <B> OFFING</B> -- IN THE ~: sat proxim; mar.) in li avan-costa<BR><BR> <B> OFFSET</B> -- v. compensar (-ation): n. (print.) ~; (hort.) crescon<BR><BR> <B> OFFHOOT</B> -- crescon<BR><BR> <B> OFFSIDE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OFFSPRING</B> -- genitura, infante, descendentes<BR><BR> <B> OFT(EN)</B> -- *sovente, frequentmen<BR><BR> <B> OGEE</B> -- ogive (-al)<BR><BR> <B> OGLE</B> -- ocular (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> OGRE</B> -- ~ (essa)<BR><BR> <B> OHM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OIL</B> -- oleo (-ar, -ari, -osi, -iere, -iferi, -iera)<BR><BR> <B> OILCLOTH</B> -- linoleum<BR><BR> <B> OIL-PAINTING</B> -- oleo-pictura<BR><BR> <B> OILSTONE</B> -- slif-petre<BR><BR> <B> OINTMENT</B> -- unguente<BR><BR> <B> OLD</B> -- ~ (-esse, -on), etosi; (former) ancian; antiqui. HOW ~ ARE YOU?: quel et&aacute; vu have?, quant annus vu have?<BR><BR> <B> OLD-FASHIONED</B> -- old-modic<BR><BR> <B> OLDMAID</B> -- celib(atari)a<BR><BR> <B> OLEAGINOUS</B> -- oleatri, oleosi<BR><BR> <B> OLEANDER</B> -- oleandre<BR><BR> <B> OLFACTORY</B> -- a. flaratori<BR><BR> <B> OLIGARCH</B> -- oligarch (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> OLIVE</B> -- ~ (-atri, -iero, -iera)<BR><BR> <B> OLYMPIAD</B> -- olimpiade<BR><BR> <B> OMELET</B> -- omelette<BR><BR> <B> OMEN</B> -- &oacute;mine (-osi), augurie, antesigne<BR><BR> <B> OMIT</B> -- omisser (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> OMNIBUS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OMNIPOTENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> OMNIPRESENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), ubiqui<BR><BR> <B> OMNISCIENT</B> -- omnisavent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> OMIVOROUS</B> -- omnivori<BR><BR> <B> ON</B> -- prep, sur; (on to) (ad)sur. ~ FOOT: a pedes. ~ TIME: in just t&eacute;mpor, punctualmen; (before a participle) ~ ARRIVING: arivante, pos har arivat; adv. (onwards) adavan. THE PROGRAMME IS ~: li programma es in action, ha comensat<BR><BR> <B> ON ACCOUNT OP</B> -- * pro, per cause de<BR><BR> <B> ON BEHALF OF</B> -- * por<BR><BR> <B> ONCE</B> -- un vez . ~ UPON A TIME; unquande; (formerly) antey. AT ~: strax; simultanmen. ~ IN A WAY; ne tro sovente, ye vezes, de t&eacute;mpor a t&eacute;mpore<BR><BR> <B> ONE</B> -- un. ~ BY ~s un pos li altri. IT'S ALL ~: it es egal, indiferent. TO BE AT ~: concordar. THE ~ THING: li sol afere. A ~: unen; pron. on<BR><BR> <B> ONEROUS</B> -- pesant; fatigant<BR><BR> <B> ONESELF</B> -- se<BR><BR> <B> ONESIDED</B> -- unilateral, partial, &iacute;negal<BR><BR> <B> ONION</B> -- cebul<BR><BR> <B> ONLOOKER</B> -- spectator, assistente<BR><BR> <B> ONLY</B> -- a. sol, unic; adv. solmen. ~ TODAY: ancor hodie; conj. (but) ma<BR><BR> <B> ONSET</B> -- comense, debut; atacca<BR><BR> <B> ONSLAUGHT</B> -- assalte, atacca<BR><BR> <B> ONUS</B> -- charge, obligation, pesa, responsabilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> ONWARD</B> -- adv. adavan. THE ~ MARCH: li marcha adavan<BR><BR> <B> ONYX</B> -- onix<BR><BR> <B> OOZE</B> -- v. exsudar, exflutar; (leak) liccar; n. slamm, mudde<BR><BR> <B> OPACITY</B> -- opacit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> OPAL</B> -- n. opale (-esc, -escentie)<BR><BR> <B> OPAQUE</B> -- opac, &iacute;ntransparent<BR><BR> <B> OPEN</B> -- a. apert; franc, candid; public; vacant, l&iacute;ber; v. aperter; comensar; inaugurar<BR><BR> <B> OPEN-AIR</B> -- sub l&iacute;ber ciel<BR><BR> <B> OPENING</B> -- a. inaugural; unesim; laxativ; n. apertion, apertura; breche; comensa, inauguration<BR><BR> <B> OPENLY</B> -- publicmen, &iacute;ncelatmen, francmen<BR><BR> <B> OPERA</B> -- &oacute;pera (-ette). OPERA-GLASS: bi-lorniette<BR><BR> <B> OPERATE</B> -- operar (-ation, -ator, -ativ), efecter; functionar<BR><BR> <B> OPHTHALMIA</B> -- oftalmie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> OPIATE</B> -- dormitive, opiate, narcotica<BR><BR> <B> OPINE</B> -- opiner (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> OPINIONATED</B> -- obstinat, opinionatri<BR><BR> <B> OPIUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OPOSSUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OPPONENT</B> -- adversario, oponente, antagonist<BR><BR> <B> OPPORTUNE</B> -- oportun (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> OPPOSE</B> -- oposir (-ition), oponer, resister<BR><BR> <B> OPPOSITE</B> -- a. contrari; prep, contra, vis-a-vis; n. lu contrari, lu oposit<BR><BR> <B> OPPRESS</B> -- opresser (-ion, -or, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> OPPROBRIOUS</B> -- injuriesi, insultant<BR><BR> <B> OPPROBRIUM</B> -- ignominie, honte, infamie<BR><BR> <B> OPTATIVE</B> -- (gramm.) ~<BR><BR> <B> OPTIC</B> -- ~ (-a, -o)<BR><BR> <B> OPTIMISM</B> -- optimisme<BR><BR> <B> OPTIMIST</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> OPTION</B> -- alternative, option<BR><BR> <B> OPTIONAL</B> -- facultativ<BR><BR> <B> OPULENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), rich<BR><BR> <B> OR</B> -- o; (o therwise) altrimen. WHETHER...OR ...: sive...sive...<BR><BR> <B> ORACLE</B> -- oracul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> ORAL</B> -- ~, boccal<BR><BR> <B> ORANGE</B> -- ~ (-iero, -er&iacute;a)<BR><BR> <B> ORANG-OUTANG</B> -- orangutan<BR><BR> <B> ORATION</B> -- ~, discurse<BR><BR> <B> ORATOR</B> -- ~ (-ic, -io)<BR><BR> <B> ORATORY</B> -- retorica<BR><BR> <B> ORB</B> -- sfere, glob<BR><BR> <B> ORBIT</B> -- &oacute;rbite<BR><BR> <B> ORCHARD</B> -- fructiera, fruct-jardin<BR><BR> <B> ORCHESTRA</B> -- orchestre (-al)<BR><BR> <B> ORCHID</B> -- orchid&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> ORDAIN</B> -- (decree) decreter; (eccl.) ordinar, consacrar<BR><BR> <B> ORDEAL</B> -- ordalie<BR><BR> <B> ORDER</B> -- &oacute;rdine, arangeament, regulament; condition, statu; (command) comande, decrete; (class) rang, classe; (comm.) comende: (money ~) mandate; (decoration &amp; eccl.) &oacute;rden. IN ~ TO: por. IN ~ THAT: porque; v. comandar; (comm.) comendar; (set in ~) ordinar<BR><BR> <B> ORDERLY</B> -- a. metodic, in bon &oacute;rdine; n. oficero de ordonantie<BR><BR> <B> ORDERS, TO TAKE</B> -- * (eccl.) prestijar<BR><BR> <B> ORDINAL</B> -- n. ordinale<BR><BR> <B> ORDINANCE</B> -- ordon, decrete ritu<BR><BR> <B> ORDINARY</B> -- ordinari, usual<BR><BR> <B> ORDINATION</B> -- ~, consacration<BR><BR> <B> ORDNANCE</B> -- artillerie<BR><BR> <B> ORDURE</B> -- excrement<BR><BR> <B> ORE</B> -- minerale (metalliferi)<BR><BR> <B> ORGAN</B> -- ~ (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> ORGANIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ORGANISM</B> -- organisme<BR><BR> <B> ORGANIZE</B> -- organisar (-ation, -ator, -atori)<BR><BR> <B> ORGY</B> -- orgie (-astic)<BR><BR> <B> ORIENT</B> -- oriente (-ar, -al, -alist), ost<BR><BR> <B> ORIFICE</B> -- apertura, bocca<BR><BR> <B> ORIGIN</B> -- or&iacute;gine (-ar, -al, -ale, -alit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> ORIGINATE</B> -- initiar, originar; crear; (arise) provenir, nascer<BR><BR> <B> ORISON</B> -- prega, suplication<BR><BR> <B> ORNAMENT</B> -- ~ (-al, -ar)<BR><BR> <B> ORNATE</B> -- ornat, decorat<BR><BR> <B> ORNITHOLOGIST</B> -- ornitolog (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> ORPHAN</B> -- orfan (-i) . ORPHANAGE: asil por orfanes<BR><BR> <B> ORRERY</B> -- planetarium<BR><BR> <B> ORTHODOX</B> -- ortodox (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> ORTHOGRAPHY</B> -- ortografie<BR><BR> <B> ORTHOPAEDIA</B> -- ortopedie<BR><BR> <B> OSCILLATE</B> -- oscillar (-ation, -ator, -atori)<BR><BR> <B> OSCULATION</B> -- (Geom.) ~<BR><BR> <B> OSIER</B> -- vimine, corb-salice<BR><BR> <B> OSSEOUS</B> -- ossin, ossosi<BR><BR> <B> OSSIFY</B> -- ossificar (se)<BR><BR> <B> OSSUARY</B> -- ossarium<BR><BR> <B> OSTENSIBLE</B> -- pretextat; aparent, visibil<BR><BR> <B> OSTENTATIOUS</B> -- pomposi, ostentativ<BR><BR> <B> OSTEOPATH</B> -- osteopat<BR><BR> <B> OSTLER</B> -- stall-garson<BR><BR> <B> OSTRACIZE</B> -- bannir<BR><BR> <B> OSTRICH</B> -- struce<BR><BR> <B> OTHER</B> -- altri. EACH ~: unaltru. THE ~ DAY: recentmen, ante quelc dies<BR><BR> <B> OTHERWISE</B> -- altrimen<BR><BR> <B> OTTER</B> -- lutre<BR><BR> <B> OTTOMAN</B> -- divan, ottomane<BR><BR> <B> OUGHT</B> -- v.aux. veil dever; esser necessi, esser obligat<BR><BR> <B> OUNCE</B> -- uncie<BR><BR> <B> OUR</B> -- nor, nostri<BR><BR> <B> OUST</B> -- expulser<BR><BR> <B> OUT</B> -- ex; extra, extern; (not at home) for, ne in hem, absent; (outside) extern. TO GO ~: ear ad &eacute;xter, exear, surtir<BR><BR> <B> OUT, TO GO</B> -- * (of a light) extinter se<BR><BR> <B> OUT, TO PUT</B> -- * ejecter; vexar, iritar; extinter<BR><BR> <B> OUT OF</B> -- ex, pr&eacute;ter; (by reason of) pro. TO BE ~: esser sin, mancar. ~ ORDER: contra li regulament; ne functionant. ~ PRINT: exhaustet<BR><BR> <B> OUTBALANCE</B> -- superponderar<BR><BR> <B> OUTBID</B> -- superofertar<BR><BR> <B> OUTBREAK</B> -- eruption; insurection<BR><BR> <B> OUTBUILDING</B> -- anexe<BR><BR> <B> OUTBURST</B> -- explosion, eruption<BR><BR> <B> OUTCAST</B> -- proscrito; paria<BR><BR> <B> OUTCOME</B> -- resultate, fine<BR><BR> <B> OUTCRY</B> -- clamada, plendida<BR><BR> <B> OUTDO</B> -- superar, preterpassar<BR><BR> <B> OUTER</B> -- exteriori, extern<BR><BR> <B> OUTFIT</B> -- equipament<BR><BR> <B> OUTFITTER</B> -- vestimentero<BR><BR> <B> OUTFLANK</B> -- circumear, circumflancar<BR><BR> <B> OUTFLOW</B> -- exfluida<BR><BR> <B> OUTGOINGS</B> -- surtida, exeada; expenses, deborsament<BR><BR> <B> OUTHOUSE</B> -- baracca, anexe<BR><BR> <B> OUTING</B> -- excursion, promenada<BR><BR> <B> OUTLANDISH</B> -- strangi, extran<BR><BR> <B> OUTLAW</B> -- v. proscrir (-ito, -ition), bannir<BR><BR> <B> OUTLAY</B> -- custa, deborsament, expenses<BR><BR> <B> OUTLET</B> -- exeada, surtida, efluentie<BR><BR> <B> OUTLINE</B> -- contura; esquisse. ~ OF A SPEECH: concept-discurse, cladde; v. esquissar, dessinar li contura<BR><BR> <B> OUTLIVE</B> -- superviver<BR><BR> <B> OUTLOOK</B> -- perspective, prospect<BR><BR> <B> OUTLYING</B> -- distant, lontan, extern, periferic<BR><BR> <B> OUTNUMBER</B> -- esser plu numerosi, superar ye n&uacute;mere<BR><BR> <B> OUTPOST</B> -- avanposto<BR><BR> <B> OUTPOURING</B> -- e(x)versation<BR><BR> <B> OUTPUT</B> -- production<BR><BR> <B> OUTRAGE</B> -- violation, violentie, excesse, rapte, atentate<BR><BR> <B> OUTRAGEOUS</B> -- atroci; monstruosi, atentatori<BR><BR> <B> OUTRIDER</B> -- avan-cavalcanto<BR><BR> <B> OUTRIGGER</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OUTRIGHT</B> -- strax; (completely) totmen<BR><BR> <B> OUTSET</B> -- comense. AT THE ~: in prim linea<BR><BR> <B> OUTSHINE</B> -- exceller, eclipsar<BR><BR> <B> OUTSIDE</B> -- prep, &eacute;xter; ad &eacute;xter, extern, a externe; a. exterior!; n. exteriore. ~ ON THE VERANDA: al exteriore sur li veranda<BR><BR> <B> OUTSIDER</B> -- profano, externo, non-iniciate<BR><BR> <B> OUTSKIRTS</B> -- circumit&eacute;, vicinit&eacute;, periferie<BR><BR> <B> OUTSPOKEN</B> -- franc, brusqui<BR><BR> <B> OUTSTANDING</B> -- prominent, eminent; &iacute;ndecidet; payand<BR><BR> <B> OUTSTRETCHED</B> -- extendet<BR><BR> <B> OUTSTRIP</B> -- preterpassar<BR><BR> <B> OUTWARD</B> -- a. extern, exteriori, visibil; adv. ad-&eacute;xter, ad-extran<BR><BR> <B> OUTWARDLY</B> -- secun aparentie<BR><BR> <B> OUTWIT</B> -- dupar<BR><BR> <B> OUTWORKS</B> -- avan-vall, bastion<BR><BR> <B> OUTWORN</B> -- perusat, ancian<BR><BR> <B> OVAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OVARY</B> -- ovarium<BR><BR> <B> OVATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> OVEN</B> -- forn<BR><BR> <B> OVER</B> -- s&uacute;per; (across) trans; (beyond) pr&eacute;ter, ultra; (ended) finit, passat; (excessive) excessiv; superfl&uacute;, restant; (more than; plu quam; (too much) tro. ALL ~ EUROPE: tra tot Europa. ~ AGAIN: ancor un vez, denov<BR><BR> <B> OVER, TO GIVE</B> -- * cessar<BR><BR> <B> OVER, TO HAND</B> -- * transdar<BR><BR> <B> OVERALLS</B> -- surtut<BR><BR> <B> OVERAWE</B> -- intimidar<BR><BR> <B> OVERBALANCE</B> -- perdir equilibrie<BR><BR> <B> OVERBEARING</B> -- arogant<BR><BR> <B> OVERBOARD</B> -- trans bord<BR><BR> <B> OVERCAST</B> -- nubosi, nube-covrit<BR><BR> <B> OVERCOAT</B> -- palet&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> OVERCOME</B> -- superar, victer; subjugar<BR><BR> <B> OVERDO</B> -- superfar, exagerar, tro usar; fatigar; (cul.) tro cocinar<BR><BR> <B> OVERDOSE</B> -- dosa excessiv<BR><BR> <B> OVERDRAW</B> -- (an account) superpassar li active, exhauster<BR><BR> <B> OVERDUE</B> -- retardat, in retard; expirat<BR><BR> <B> OVERFLOW</B> -- v. superabundar; (river) debordar, inundar, superfluer<BR><BR> <B> OVERGROWN</B> -- tro crescet; covrit de. A BANK ~ WITH THYME: un banca u luxuria li tim.<BR><BR> <B> OVERHANG</B> -- superpender; projecter<BR><BR> <B> OVERHAUL</B> -- (overtake) rejunter se con, atinger; (examine) examinar, reparar<BR><BR> <B> OVERHEAD</B> -- supra, in supra<BR><BR> <B> OVERHEAR</B> -- audir per hasarde<BR><BR> <B> OVERLAP</B> -- supercovrir, in parte coincider<BR><BR> <B> OVERLAY</B> -- superposir<BR><BR> <B> OVERLOOK</B> -- indulger, pardonar, ignorar; (fail to notice) ne remarcar; (supervise) survigilar, controlar, inspector; (look over) super-regardar. THE HOUSE OVERLOOKS A PARK: li dom es situat contra un pare, da vista sur un parc<BR><BR> <B> OVERNIGHT</B> -- durante li nocte; yer-v&eacute;sper, li v&eacute;sper anteyan. TO STAY ~: pernoctar<BR><BR> <B> OVERPOWER</B> -- subjugar, victer, dominar<BR><BR> <B> OVERRATE</B> -- taxar tro alt<BR><BR> <B> OVERREACH</B> -- perdir equilibrie, super-rusar, dupar<BR><BR> <B> OVERRULE</B> -- imposir un veto, anullar; dominar<BR><BR> <B> OVERRUN</B> -- desolar; inundar, debordar<BR><BR> <B> OVERSEAS</B> -- a. transmarin; adv. trans li mare<BR><BR> <B> OVERSEER</B> -- inspector, supervisor, controlero<BR><BR> <B> OVERSHADOW</B> -- superombrar, obscurar<BR><BR> <B> OVERSHOES</B> -- galoches<BR><BR> <B> OVERSIGHT</B> -- omission, &iacute;natention, erra<BR><BR> <B> OVERSTATE</B> -- exagerar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> OVERSTEP</B> -- exceDer, violar, preterpassuar<BR><BR> <B> OVERT</B> -- apert, public<BR><BR> <B> OVERTAKE</B> -- rejunter se con, atinger<BR><BR> <B> OVERTHROW</B> -- subverTer (-sion), renversar, destructer<BR><BR> <B> OVERTIME</B> -- labor ultra-horal, extra hores<BR><BR> <B> OVERTURE</B> -- overtura, prelude; proposition<BR><BR> <B> OVERTURN</B> -- renversar (se); subverter<BR><BR> <B> OVERWEENING</B> -- pretensiosi, arogant<BR><BR> <B> OVERWEIGHT</B> -- tro pesant<BR><BR> <B> OVERWHELM</B> -- aplastar, anihilar; submerser, supresser. OVERWHELMING: preponderant<BR><BR> <B> OVERWROUGHT</B> -- enervat<BR><BR> <B> OVIPAROUS</B> -- ovipari<BR><BR> <B> OVUM</B> -- ove<BR><BR> <B> OWE</B> -- debir<BR><BR> <B> OWING TO</B> -- * pro; mers&iacute; a; caus, per cause de<BR><BR> <B> OWL</B> -- ul; (horned) guf<BR><BR> <B> OWN</B> -- a. propri; v. posseder, haver; (avow) confesser, aconosser<BR><BR> <B> OWNER</B> -- proprietario, possessor<BR><BR> <B> OX</B> -- bove (-allia). ~FLY: tabane<BR><BR> <B> OXIDE</B> -- oxide (-ar, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> OXY-ACETILENE</B> -- oxi-acetilen<BR><BR> <B> OXYGEN</B> -- oxigen<BR><BR> <B> OXYTONE</B> -- oxitone<BR><BR> <B> OYSTER</B> -- ostre<BR><BR> <B> OZONE</B> -- ozon<BR><BR> 961 4207 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue p]] moved to [[english-Interlingue p]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> PACE</B> -- (step) passu (-ar); (speed) rapidore<BR><BR> <B> PACIFIC</B> -- a. ~ (-ar, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> PACIFISM</B> -- pacifisms (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> PACIFY</B> -- pacificar<BR><BR> <B> PACK</B> -- n. pacca; (of animals) bande, trupp, horde; (of hounds) meute; v. - paccar, inballar<BR><BR> <B> PACKAGE, PACKET</B> -- pacca, paquette, paccage, inballage<BR><BR> <B> PACKED</B> -- (overfull) plenplen, superplen<BR><BR> <B> PACKING</B> -- stuffage<BR><BR> <B> PACT</B> -- pacte, contracte<BR><BR> <B> PAD</B> -- n. cussinette; blocc; scri-blocc; v. vattar (-age); (stuff) stuffar (-age)<BR><BR> <B> PADDLE</B> -- v. (in water) vadar, barbotar; (a boat) remar, paddlar; n. paddle, pagaye<BR><BR> <B> PADDOCK</B> -- cavall-prate, inclusura, pad&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> PADLOCK</B> -- serrure pendent<BR><BR> <B> PAGAN</B> -- a. ~ (-o, -isme. -isar)<BR><BR> <B> PAGE</B> -- p&aacute;gine (-al, -ar); (boy) page<BR><BR> <B> PAGEANT</B> -- spectacul, parade, gala-procession<BR><BR> <B> PAGEANTRY</B> -- pompe, gala, parade spectaculari<BR><BR> <B> PAGODA</B> -- p&aacute;gode<BR><BR> <B> PAID</B> -- (salaried) salariat<BR><BR> <B> PAIL</B> -- sitelle (-ade)<BR><BR> <B> PAIN</B> -- n. dolore (-osi), afliction; v. dolorar, aflicter, dolentar. IT PAINS ME TO HAVE TO...: it dole me dever... ON ~ OF DEATH: sub pena de morte PAINS, TO TAKE: * cuidar, penar, efortiar se<BR><BR> <B> PAINT</B> -- v. picter (-ero, -or, -ura); (a house etc.) colorar; n. color, pigment; (theatre) grim (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PAINT-BRUSH</B> -- pinsel (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PAINTER</B> -- colorist; pictor, pictero<BR><BR> <B> PAIR</B> -- pare, cuple; v. acuplar<BR><BR> <B> PAL</B> -- intimo, camarade<BR><BR> <B> PALACE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PALADIN</B> -- paladino<BR><BR> <B> PALANQUIN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PALATABLE</B> -- savurosi, de bon gust, saporosi, sapid<BR><BR> <B> PALATE</B> -- p&aacute;late (-al, -ale)<BR><BR> <B> PALAVER</B> -- v. conferer (-entie); n. babillada<BR><BR> <B> PALE</B> -- a. pallid. TO BE ~: paller. TO TURN ~: devenir pallid; n. (stake) pal, palisse; (limits) limite, born<BR><BR> <B> PALETTE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PALING</B> -- palissade<BR><BR> <B> PALISADE</B> -- palissade<BR><BR> <B> PALL</B> -- n. mantel; sarco-mantel; v. tedar, devenir fad<BR><BR> <B> PALLIASSE</B> -- matrasse<BR><BR> <B> PALLIATE</B> -- palliar (-ativ, -ative)<BR><BR> <B> PALLID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PALLOR</B> -- pallore<BR><BR> <B> PALM</B> -- (bot.) palme (-iero); (hand) palme (-at, -iped, -ist), plate del manu; v. inpalmar; prestidigitar; (~ off) far acceptar per fraude; substituer<BR><BR> <B> PALMIST</B> -- chiromant (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> PALM SUNDAY</B> -- palm-soled&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> PALMY</B> -- pr&oacute;sper!, gloriosi<BR><BR> <B> PALPABLE</B> -- palpabil, evident<BR><BR> <B> PALPITATE</B> -- palpitar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PALSY</B> -- paraliSe (-ar, -tic)<BR><BR> <B> PALTER</B> -- equivocar, eluder<BR><BR> <B> PALTRY</B> -- mesquin, &iacute;nsignificant, miserabil<BR><BR> <B> PAMPAS</B> -- pampa. ~WIND: pampero<BR><BR> <B> PAMPER</B> -- dorlotar<BR><BR> <B> PAMPHLET</B> -- brochura, pamflette<BR><BR> <B> PAN</B> -- padelle, casserol, scudelle<BR><BR> <B> PANACEA</B> -- panac&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> PANCAKE</B> -- crespe<BR><BR> <B> PANCREAS</B> -- p&aacute;ncreas (-atic)<BR><BR> <B> PANDEMONIUM</B> -- pandemonie, tumultu<BR><BR> <B> PANDER</B> -- n. copulero; servilon; v. acopular<BR><BR> <B> PANE</B> -- quadre (de vitre), panel<BR><BR> <B> PANEGYRIC</B> -- n. panegirica, eulogie<BR><BR> <B> PANEL</B> -- ~ (-ar, -age); registre<BR><BR> <B> PANG</B> -- acut dolore, angustie, tormente<BR><BR> <B> PANIC</B> -- ~. n. panica<BR><BR> <B> PANICLE</B> -- (bot.) panicul<BR><BR> <B> PANNIER</B> -- (flanc)corbe<BR><BR> <B> PANOPLY</B> -- panoplie<BR><BR> <B> PANORAMA</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PANSY</B> -- viola tricolori, tricolorette<BR><BR> <B> PANT</B> -- v. anhelar; palpitar. ~ FOR: languir por<BR><BR> <B> PANTHEISM</B> -- panteisme<BR><BR> <B> PANTHEON</B> -- panteon<BR><BR> <B> PANTHER</B> -- pantere<BR><BR> <B> PANTOMIME</B> -- ~, mimica<BR><BR> <B> PANTRY</B> -- c&aacute;mera de provision, garda-manjage<BR><BR> <B> PANTS</B> -- (drawers) calson; (trousers) pantalon<BR><BR> <B> PAP</B> -- tette; (food) pur&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> PAPA</B> -- pap&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PAPACY</B> -- papatu<BR><BR> <B> PAPER</B> -- papere (-in); (newspaper) jurnale, BROWN ~: pacc-papere. WASTE~: paperallia. NOTE ~: scri-papere; v. (rooms) tapetar<BR><BR> <B> PAPER CURRENCY</B> -- * paper-mon&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> PAPER-HANGER</B> -- tapetero<BR><BR> <B> PAPER-KNIFE</B> -- trancha-papere<BR><BR> <B> PAPER-WEIGH</B> -- presse-papere<BR><BR> <B> PAPIER-MACHE</B> -- paper-mach&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> PAPIST</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PAPRIKA</B> -- paprica<BR><BR> <B> PAPYRUS</B> -- papyre<BR><BR> <B> PAR</B> -- pari (-t&aacute;). AT, BELOW ~: al, infra pari; n. norme, egalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PARABLE</B> -- par&aacute;bol<BR><BR> <B> PARABOLA</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PARACHUTE</B> -- paracade<BR><BR> <B> PARADE</B> -- ~ (-ar); promenade<BR><BR> <B> PARADISE</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PARADOX</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PARAFFIN</B> -- parafine; (oil) petroleo<BR><BR> <B> PARAGON</B> -- modelle<BR><BR> <B> PARAGRAPH</B> -- paragraf<BR><BR> <B> PARALLEL</B> -- paralel (-ar, -ogramma)<BR><BR> <B> PARALYSIS</B> -- paraliSe (-ar, -tic)<BR><BR> <B> PARAMOUNT</B> -- dominant, suprem, soverani<BR><BR> <B> PARAMOUR</B> -- metressa, amante<BR><BR> <B> PARAPET</B> -- parapete<BR><BR> <B> PARAPHERNALIA</B> -- utensiles, accessories, ornamentes<BR><BR> <B> PARAPHRASE</B> -- parafrase (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PARASITE</B> -- ~ (-ic) PARASOL: para-sole<BR><BR> <B> PARBOIL</B> -- subbollientar, far demi-bollir<BR><BR> <B> PARCEL</B> -- paquette, pacca; v. partir<BR><BR> <B> PARCH</B> -- siccar, aridar, torrefar. PARCHED WITH THIRST: siccat per sete, haver sete ardent<BR><BR> <B> PARCHMENT</B> -- pergamen<BR><BR> <B> PARDON</B> -- ~ (-ar, -abil)<BR><BR> <B> PARE</B> -- (peel) decorticar; (trim) tonder, oiser<BR><BR> <B> PARENT</B> -- genitor; a. matrin, principal<BR><BR> <B> PARENTAGE</B> -- or&iacute;gine, provenientie, descendentie<BR><BR> <B> PARENTHESIS</B> -- parenteSe (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> PARIAH</B> -- paria<BR><BR> <B> PARIS, PLASTER OF</B> -- * gipse<BR><BR> <B> PARISH</B> -- parocia ;(civil) comunit&eacute;, comuna<BR><BR> <B> PARISHIONER</B> -- parocian<BR><BR> <B> PARITY</B> -- parit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PARK</B> -- parc; v. parcar<BR><BR> <B> PARLANCE</B> -- t&eacute;rminos de conversation, linguage<BR><BR> <B> PARLEY</B> -- v. conferer (-entie), parlamentar<BR><BR> <B> PARLIAMENT</B> -- par lament (-ari, -ario)<BR><BR> <B> PARLOUR</B> -- salon<BR><BR> <B> PARLOUS</B> -- dangerosi, deplorabil<BR><BR> <B> PAROCHIAL</B> -- parocial<BR><BR> <B> PARODY</B> -- parodie (-iar, -ist)<BR><BR> <B> PAROLE</B> -- parol<BR><BR> <B> PAROXYSM</B> -- paroxisme<BR><BR> <B> PARQUETRY</B> -- parquette (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PARRICIDE</B> -- n. patricide; (the act) patricidie<BR><BR> <B> PARROT</B> -- papagaye<BR><BR> <B> PARRY</B> -- parar, detornar; eluder<BR><BR> <B> PARSE</B> -- analisar<BR><BR> <B> PARSIMONY</B> -- parsimonie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> PARSLEY</B> -- petrosel<BR><BR> <B> PARSNIP</B> -- pastinaca<BR><BR> <B> PARSON</B> -- prestro, pastor, paroco<BR><BR> <B> PARSONAGE</B> -- dom parocal<BR><BR> <B> PART 1.|PART</B> -- n. parte, portion; (role) rol.<BR><BR> <B> FOR MY PART|PART</B> -- quo concerne me.<BR><BR> <B> FOR THE MOST PART|PART</B> -- in general, max sovente.<BR><BR> <B> TO TAKE PART|PART</B> -- partiprender.<BR><BR> <B> TO TAKE A PERSON'S PART|PART</B> -- defender, suportar.<BR><BR> <B> TO TAKE IN GOOD PART|PART</B> -- ne ofender se pri.<BR><BR> <B> TO PART COMPANY|PART</B> -- separar se.<BR><BR> <B> TO PART HAIR|PART</B> -- rayar.<BR><BR> <B> TO PART WITH|PART</B> -- ne retener, donar;<BR><BR> <B> PART 2.|PART</B> -- v. partir, divider, separar (se); divorciar<BR><BR> <B> PARTAKE</B> -- partiprender, divider; co-manjar<BR><BR> <B> PARTIAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;). TO BE ~ TO: haver un predilection por<BR><BR> <B> PARTICIPATE</B> -- partiprender, participar (-ante, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> PARTICIPLE</B> -- participie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PARTICLE</B> -- particul, pezzette<BR><BR> <B> PARTICULAR</B> -- a. particulari (-t&aacute;); propri, precis; n. detallie<BR><BR> <B> PARTICULARLY</B> -- precipue<BR><BR> <B> PARTING</B> -- separation; (hair) ray<BR><BR> <B> PARTISAN</B> -- ~, adherente, adepte<BR><BR> <B> PARTITION</B> -- ~, division; (wall) parete<BR><BR> <B> PARTLY</B> -- in parte, partmen<BR><BR> <B> PARTNER</B> -- partenero, associate, socio, compane. SLEEPING ~: comanditario<BR><BR> <B> PARTNERSHIP</B> -- association<BR><BR> <B> PARTRIDGE</B> -- perdrice<BR><BR> <B> PARTURITION</B> -- ~, acuchament<BR><BR> <B> PARTY</B> -- gruppe, truppe, bande; (faction) partise, clan; (person) person, complice, partiprensor; (entertainment) festa, soar&eacute;; (of travellers) caravane<BR><BR> <B> PARTYCOLOURED</B> -- mixtcolori, plviricolori<BR><BR> <B> PARTY-WALL</B> -- mur intercomun<BR><BR> <B> PARVENU</B> -- parven&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> PASCHAL</B> -- pascal<BR><BR> <B> PASHA</B> -- pach&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PASQUINADE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PASS 1.|PASS</B> -- v. passar (-abil, -ada. -ant), far passar, transdar; (approve) aprobar.<BR><BR> <B> TO PASS AWAY|PASS</B> -- morir; evanescer.<BR><BR> <B> TO PASS BY|PASS</B> -- preterear; (~ a law) votar.<BR><BR> <B> TO PASS THE NIGHT|PASS</B> -- pernoctar; (suffice) suficer; (surpass) superar; (~ a test) trapassar, successar;<BR><BR> <B> PASS 2.|PASS</B> -- n. (defile) pass, defil&eacute;; (state) statu, condition; (permit) passe, permissive<BR><BR> <B> PASS OFF</B> -- v. far acceptar; forpassar<BR><BR> <B> PASS, BRING TO</B> -- * causar, far evenir<BR><BR> <B> PASS, COME TO</B> -- * evenir<BR><BR> <B> PASSAGE</B> -- ~, trajecte, passada, coridor.<BR><BR> <B> BIRD OF ~</B> -- avie migratori; tmusic etc.) excerpte, parte<BR><BR> <B> PASS-BOOK</B> -- bank-libre<BR><BR> <B> PASSENGER</B> -- passagero, viageator<BR><BR> <B> PASSER-BY</B> -- passante, pretereante<BR><BR> <B> PASSING</B> -- efemeri<BR><BR> <B> PASSION</B> -- ~ (-al, -at)<BR><BR> <B> PASSIVE</B> -- a. passiv; n. passive<BR><BR> <B> PASSOVER</B> -- pasca (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PASSPORT</B> -- pass(a)parol<BR><BR> <B> PAST</B> -- a. passat; prep, preter; (after) pos; n. (li) passate<BR><BR> <B> PASTE</B> -- (dough) pasta; (adhesive) glutine, colle (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PASTEBOARD</B> -- carton<BR><BR> <B> PASTEL</B> -- pastelle, pictura in -<BR><BR> <B> PASTILLE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PASTIME</B> -- passa-t&eacute;mpor, divertissement<BR><BR> <B> PASTOR</B> -- ~ (-al, -atu)<BR><BR> <B> PASTRY</B> -- pastete (-era)<BR><BR> <B> PASTURE</B> -- pastura (-ar, -age); v. paster, pasturar<BR><BR> <B> PASTY</B> -- n. pastete<BR><BR> <B> PAT</B> -- adv. aptmen, sin hesitation; (blow) frappa, tappa; (of butter) pezze<BR><BR> <B> PATCH</B> -- Lapp (-osi, -allia); (of colour) macul; (tyre) plastre; v. lappar, repezzar. TO ~ UP: reparar, provar, arangear<BR><BR> <B> PATCHWORK</B> -- repezzament, lapper&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> PATE</B> -- vertice; cap<BR><BR> <B> PATELLA</B> -- rotul<BR><BR> <B> PATENT</B> -- a. manifest; evident; patentat. ~ LEATHER: polit cute; n. patente, brevete (—ar)<BR><BR> <B> PATENTEE</B> -- patentario<BR><BR> <B> PATERNAL</B> -- patrin<BR><BR> <B> PATERNOSTER</B> -- patrenostre<BR><BR> <B> PATH</B> -- ped-via, viette; (sidewalk) trottuore<BR><BR> <B> PATHETIC</B> -- patetic<BR><BR> <B> PATHOLOGIST</B> -- patologo (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> PATHOS</B> -- p&aacute;tos<BR><BR> <B> PATIENCE</B> -- patientie<BR><BR> <B> PATIENT</B> -- a. ~, longanim; n. patiente, malade (-o)<BR><BR> <B> PATINA</B> -- p&aacute;tina<BR><BR> <B> PATOIS</B> -- dialecte (provincial)<BR><BR> <B> PATRIARCH</B> -- ~ (-al, -atu)<BR><BR> <B> PATRICIAN</B> -- patricio<BR><BR> <B> PATRIMONY</B> -- patrimonie<BR><BR> <B> PATRIOT</B> -- ~ (-ic, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> PATRON</B> -- ~ (-age, -al, -atu, -isar), cliente; (of arts) mecen<BR><BR> <B> PATRONYMIC</B> -- nomine familial<BR><BR> <B> PATRONIZING</B> -- condescendent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> PATTER</B> -- v. (sound) claccar, battettar; (speech) babillar<BR><BR> <B> PATTERN</B> -- n. modelle, mustre, specimen; tip, dessine, arangeament<BR><BR> <B> PAUCITY</B> -- scarsit&aacute;, manca, pocit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PAUNCH</B> -- panse, ventre<BR><BR> <B> PAUPER</B> -- povre, indigente; recivente de almosne<BR><BR> <B> PAUSE</B> -- ~ (-ar), intervalle<BR><BR> <B> PAVE</B> -- v. pavar (-ament, -ero). PAVING-STONE: pave<BR><BR> <B> PAVILION</B> -- pavillion<BR><BR> <B> PAW</B> -- n. patte; v. pattar, grattar<BR><BR> <B> PAWN</B> -- n. gage, garantie; (chess) pion; v. dar in gage, hipotecar<BR><BR> <B> PAWNBROKER</B> -- prestator contra gage<BR><BR> <B> PAY</B> -- payar (-ation. -ament, -ator, -and, -abil); (a visit) far; ( ~ attention) atenter; (be worth while) valer li pena. ~ OUT: (naut.) filar, lassar ear. ~ OFF INSTALMENTS: amortisar; n. salarie<BR><BR> <B> PEA</B> -- pise; (sweet ~) latire<BR><BR> <B> PEACE</B> -- pace, tranquilit&aacute;, quietesse, calme. TO MAKE ~: pacificar, (re)conciliar<BR><BR> <B> PEACEFUL</B> -- pacific, tranquil<BR><BR> <B> PEACH</B> -- persic (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> PEACOCK</B> -- pavon(e). PEAHEN: pavona<BR><BR> <B> PEAK</B> -- pic, cime, s&oacute;mmite; (of cap) visiere. PEAKED CAP: kepi<BR><BR> <B> PEAL; n. (thunder) bruida, resonada</B> -- (bells) clocheada; (set of bells) clochage; v. clochear, sonar<BR><BR> <B> PEAR</B> -- pire (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> PEARL</B> -- perle. MOTHER-OP-PEARL; perlematre, nacre<BR><BR> <B> PEASANT</B> -- paisan, rurane<BR><BR> <B> PEAT</B> -- torf (-iera)<BR><BR> <B> PEBBLE</B> -- rond l&aacute;pide<BR><BR> <B> PECCADILLO</B> -- ~, culpette, delicte<BR><BR> <B> PECK</B> -- v. becar: n. beca; (mesura anglesi) du gallones = 9,08 litres<BR><BR> <B> PECTORAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PECULATION</B> -- defraudation<BR><BR> <B> PECULIAR</B> -- singulari, strangi, apart; (belonging only to) propri a<BR><BR> <B> PECULIARITY</B> -- singularit&aacute;, strangit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PECUNIARY</B> -- pecuniari<BR><BR> <B> PEDAGOGUE</B> -- pedagogo (-ie, -ica)<BR><BR> <B> PEDAL</B> -- n. pedale (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PEDANT</B> -- pedante (-ic, -isme, -er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> PEDDLE</B> -- v. colportar (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> PEDESTAL</B> -- pedestale<BR><BR> <B> PEDESTRIAN</B> -- a. pedeatori; n. pedon, pedeator<BR><BR> <B> PEDIGREE</B> -- genealogie, descendentie<BR><BR> <B> PEDLAR</B> -- colportero<BR><BR> <B> PEDUNCLE</B> -- stipite<BR><BR> <B> PEEL</B> -- v. (scale off) desquamar; (fruit) decorticar, depellar; n. cortice, pelle, cruste<BR><BR> <B> PEEP</B> -- v. regardar (secretmen); (~ out) monstrar se; (chirp) pipiar; n. curt regarda<BR><BR> <B> PEER</B> -- v. regardar, gapar; n. nobilo (-ite, -it&aacute;); (equal) egale<BR><BR> <B> PEERLESS</B> -- sin egal, &iacute;ncomparabil<BR><BR> <B> PEEVISH</B> -- iritabil, petulant<BR><BR> <B> PEEWIT</B> -- vanelle<BR><BR> <B> PEG</B> -- clove lignin, jalon, palissette; (hook) croc; v. palissettar<BR><BR> <B> PEG AWAY</B> -- v. perseverar<BR><BR> <B> PEJORATIVE</B> -- pejorativ (-e)<BR><BR> <B> PELARGONIUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PELICAN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PELISSE</B> -- ~ (-ero, -er&iacute;e, -er&iacute;a, -age)<BR><BR> <B> PELLET</B> -- bulette<BR><BR> <B> PELLICLE</B> -- pellicul, membrane<BR><BR> <B> PELL-MELL</B> -- pelmel<BR><BR> <B> PELLUCID</B> -- clar, limpid<BR><BR> <B> PELT</B> -- v. bombardar, lapidar; (of rain) torrentear<BR><BR> <B> PELVIS</B> -- pelve (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PEN</B> -- plum; (enclosure) inhagatura, pad&oacute;; v. scrir; (animals) inhagar<BR><BR> <B> PENAL</B> -- ~, punitiv. ~ SERVITUDE: servitude penitentiari<BR><BR> <B> PENALTY</B> -- punition. TO PAY THE ~ FOR: expiar<BR><BR> <B> PENANCE</B> -- penitentie. TO DO ~: peniter, far penitentie<BR><BR> <B> PENCIL</B> -- crayon; (brush) pinsel; (of light) fasce<BR><BR> <B> PENDANT</B> -- n. pendette, pendente<BR><BR> <B> PENDING</B> -- a. &iacute;ndecidet, pendent; prep, til, atendent<BR><BR> <B> PENDULUM</B> -- pendul<BR><BR> <B> PENETRATE</B> -- penetrar (-ant, -ation, -abil)<BR><BR> <B> PENGUIN</B> -- pinguine<BR><BR> <B> PENHOLDER</B> -- plumiero<BR><BR> <B> PENICILLIN</B> -- penicilline<BR><BR> <B> PENINSULA</B> -- peninsul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> PENIS</B> -- p&eacute;nis<BR><BR> <B> PENITENT</B> -- ~ (-ie, -ial)<BR><BR> <B> PENITENTIARY</B> -- penitentiaria, punitoria<BR><BR> <B> PENKNIFE</B> -- canif<BR><BR> <B> PENMAN</B> -- caligraf (-ie), scritor<BR><BR> <B> PENNANT</B> -- pennon<BR><BR> <B> PENNILESS</B> -- indigent, sin mon&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> PENNY</B> -- pennie<BR><BR> <B> PENSION</B> -- ~ (-ar, -ari, -ario, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> PENSIVE</B> -- pensaci, pensativ, trist<BR><BR> <B> PENT UP</B> -- * restrictet, supresset<BR><BR> <B> PENTAGON</B> -- ~, quinangul<BR><BR> <B> PENTA-</B> -- ~ (-edre, -gon, -gramma, -corde, -metre, -teuche)<BR><BR> <B> PENTECOST</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PENULTIMATE</B> -- penultim, ante-ultim<BR><BR> <B> PENUMBRA</B> -- penombre<BR><BR> <B> PENURIOUS</B> -- indigent, necessitosi<BR><BR> <B> PENURY</B> -- povrit&aacute;, misere<BR><BR> <B> PENWIPER</B> -- essuya-plum<BR><BR> <B> PEONY</B> -- peonie<BR><BR> <B> PEOPLE</B> -- (nation) popul; (persons) homes, gente. ~ SAY THAT...: on di que...; v. popular<BR><BR> <B> PEPPER</B> -- pipre (-ar, -iere, -bux). RED ~: paprica, rubi pipre<BR><BR> <B> PEPPERMINT</B> -- pipremint, minte piprin<BR><BR> <B> PEPSIN</B> -- pepsine<BR><BR> <B> PER</B> -- (by means of) ~; (for each) por<BR><BR> <B> PERADVENTURE</B> -- f&oacute;rsan, per hasarde<BR><BR> <B> PERAMBULATE</B> -- travader<BR><BR> <B> PERAMBULATOR</B> -- coche de bet&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> PERCEIVE</B> -- percepter (-ion, -iv, -ibil), vider, observar<BR><BR> <B> PER CENT</B> -- percent (-age)<BR><BR> <B> PERCEPTIBLE</B> -- perceptibil, sentibil<BR><BR> <B> PERCH</B> -- n. pal, fust; (fish) perche; v. alt-seder<BR><BR> <B> PERCHANCE</B> -- f&oacute;rsan<BR><BR> <B> PERCOLATE</B> -- filtrar; (leak) liccar<BR><BR> <B> PERCUSSION</B> -- ~. ~ CAP: capsul<BR><BR> <B> PERDITION</B> -- ruine, perition<BR><BR> <B> PEREGRINATE</B> -- peregrinar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PEREMPTORY</B> -- peremptori, decisiv<BR><BR> <B> PERENNIAL</B> -- perenni, multannual; perpetui<BR><BR> <B> PERFECT</B> -- a. ~ (-er, -ion, -ibil, -men)<BR><BR> <B> PERFIDIOUS</B> -- perfid (-ie, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PERFORATE</B> -- perforar (-ation, -ator, -ette)<BR><BR> <B> PERFORCE</B> -- necessimen, per fortie<BR><BR> <B> PERFORM</B> -- far, executer, efectuar, acompleer, luder, performar (-antie)<BR><BR> <B> PERFORMANCE</B> -- presentation; (machine) potentie, execution<BR><BR> <B> PERFUME</B> -- n. parf&uacute;m (-ar, -ero, -er&iacute;a)<BR><BR> <B> PERFUNCTORY</B> -- superficial, &iacute;ndiferent<BR><BR> <B> PERGOLA</B> -- p&eacute;rgola<BR><BR> <B> PERHAPS</B> -- f&oacute;rsan<BR><BR> <B> PERIL</B> -- dangere (-osi), risca<BR><BR> <B> PERIMETER</B> -- perimetre, periferie<BR><BR> <B> PERIOD</B> -- periode (-ic, -icit&aacute;), epoca; duration<BR><BR> <B> PERIODICAL</B> -- gazette, periodico, rev&uacute;e<BR><BR> <B> PERIPATETIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PERIPHERY</B> -- periferie, circumferentie<BR><BR> <B> PERIPHRASIS</B> -- perifrase (-ar, -tic), circumlocution<BR><BR> <B> PERISCOPE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PERISH</B> -- perir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> PERITONITIS</B> -- peritonite<BR><BR> <B> PERIWIG</B> -- peruque<BR><BR> <B> PERIWINKLE</B> -- (mollusc) litorine; (bot.) pervinca<BR><BR> <B> PERJURY</B> -- perjurie (-ar, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> PERKY</B> -- self-assertiv, &iacute;npudent<BR><BR> <B> PERMANENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), constant<BR><BR> <B> PERMEATE</B> -- permear (-abil), penetrar, saturar<BR><BR> <B> PERMISSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PERMIT</B> -- v. permisser (-ion, -ibil, -iv); n. permission, licentie, permissive<BR><BR> <B> PERMUTE</B> -- permutar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PERNICIOUS</B> -- perniciosi, nociv<BR><BR> <B> PERORATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PEROXIDE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PERPENDICULAR</B> -- perpendiculari (-t&aacute;), vertical<BR><BR> <B> PERPETRATE</B> -- cometter<BR><BR> <B> PERPETUAL</B> -- perpetui, &iacute;ncessant, constant<BR><BR> <B> PERPETUATE</B> -- perpetuar (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PERPLEX</B> -- confuser, embarassar. PERPLEXED: perplex (-it&aacute;, —er), confuset<BR><BR> <B> PERQUISITE</B> -- suplement customal<BR><BR> <B> PERRY</B> -- pir-cidre<BR><BR> <B> PERSECUTE</B> -- persecuter (-ion, -or)<BR><BR> <B> PERSEVERE</B> -- v. perseverar (-ant, -antie)<BR><BR> <B> PERSIST</B> -- persister (-ent, -entie); (endure) durar<BR><BR> <B> PERSON</B> -- ~ (-al, -alit&aacute;, -ificar), individue<BR><BR> <B> PERSONAGE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PERSONABLE</B> -- de bon aspecte<BR><BR> <B> PERSONATE</B> -- representar, rolar quam<BR><BR> <B> PERSONIFY</B> -- personificar<BR><BR> <B> PERSONNEL</B> -- personale, equip<BR><BR> <B> PERSPECTIVE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PERSPICACIOUS</B> -- perspicaci (-t&aacute;), sagaci<BR><BR> <B> PERSPICUOUS</B> -- clar, evident<BR><BR> <B> PERSPIRE</B> -- sudar (-ore), transpirar<BR><BR> <B> PERSUADE</B> -- persuaDer (-sion, -siv)<BR><BR> <B> PERSUASION</B> -- (creed) crede, confession<BR><BR> <B> PERT</B> -- vivaci; impertinent (-ie), insolent<BR><BR> <B> PERTAIN</B> -- a partener, relater<BR><BR> <B> PERTINACIOUS</B> -- persistent, pertinaci; renitent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> PERTINENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PERTURB</B> -- perturbar (-ation), trublar<BR><BR> <B> PERUSE</B> -- traleer (-tion)<BR><BR> <B> PERVADE</B> -- difuser se, perinear, plenar<BR><BR> <B> PERVERSE</B> -- perversi (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PERVERT</B> -- v. perverter; n. perverteto<BR><BR> <B> PERVIOUS</B> -- penetrabil, permeabil<BR><BR> <B> PESSIMISM</B> -- pessimisme<BR><BR> <B> PEST</B> -- peste; tormente; trublard<BR><BR> <B> PESTER</B> -- tormentar, molestar<BR><BR> <B> PESTILENT</B> -- ~ (-ie, -ial)<BR><BR> <B> PESTLE</B> -- pistel (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PET</B> -- a. preferet; v. caressar; (pamper) dorlotar; n. favorito, dorloton<BR><BR> <B> PETAL</B> -- petale (-at, -in)<BR><BR> <B> PETARD</B> -- petarde (-ar, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> PETIOLE</B> -- petiol, st&iacute;pite de folie<BR><BR> <B> PETITION</B> -- v. petir (—ition, -ida, —itionario), suplicar<BR><BR> <B> PETREL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PETRIEY</B> -- petrificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PETROL</B> -- benzine<BR><BR> <B> PETROLEUM</B> -- petroleo<BR><BR> <B> PETTICOAT</B> -- jupon<BR><BR> <B> PETTIFOGGING</B> -- bagatellic<BR><BR> <B> PETTISH</B> -- petulant (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> PETTY</B> -- litt, &iacute;nsignificant, trivial. ~ OFFICER: suboficero<BR><BR> <B> PETULANT</B> -- ~, oapriciosi<BR><BR> <B> PETUNIA</B> -- petunie<BR><BR> <B> PEW</B> -- banca, stul ( in ecclesia)<BR><BR> <B> PEWTER</B> -- alliage de stanno<BR><BR> <B> PHALANX</B> -- falange<BR><BR> <B> PHANTASM</B> -- spectre, fantoma; ilusion<BR><BR> <B> PHANTASMAGORIA</B> -- fantasmagorie<BR><BR> <B> PHANTOM</B> -- fantoma<BR><BR> <B> PHARISEE</B> -- faris&eacute;o (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PHARMACEUTICAL</B> -- farmaceutic<BR><BR> <B> PHARMACIST</B> -- farmacist<BR><BR> <B> PHARMACOPOEIA</B> -- f armacop&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> PHARMACY</B> -- farmacie; (place) farrnacia, apoteca<BR><BR> <B> PHAROAH</B> -- faraon<BR><BR> <B> PHARYNX</B> -- faringe (-ite)<BR><BR> <B> PHASE</B> -- fasa<BR><BR> <B> PHEASANT</B> -- fasan<BR><BR> <B> PHENOMENON</B> -- fenomen (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PHIAL</B> -- fiale, botellette, ampulle<BR><BR> <B> PHILANTHROPIST</B> -- filantrop (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> PHILATELY</B> -- filatelie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PHILHARMONIC</B> -- filharmonic<BR><BR> <B> PHILISTINE</B> -- n. filistino (-isme)<BR><BR> <B> PHILOLOGIST</B> -- filologo (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> PHILOSOPHER</B> -- filosof (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> PHILTRE</B> -- amor-trincage<BR><BR> <B> PHLEGM</B> -- muc (-osi); (of temperament) flegma (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> PHLOX</B> -- flox<BR><BR> <B> PHOENIX</B> -- f&eacute;nix<BR><BR> <B> PHONETIC</B> -- fonetic (-a)<BR><BR> <B> PHONETICIAN</B> -- fonetico<BR><BR> <B> PHONOGRAPH</B> -- fonograf<BR><BR> <B> PHONOGRAPHY</B> -- stenografie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PHOSPHATE</B> -- fosfate<BR><BR> <B> PHOSPHORESCE</B> -- fosforescer (-entie)<BR><BR> <B> PHOSPHORUS</B> -- fosfor (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PHOTOGRAPH</B> -- foto, fotogramma<BR><BR> <B> PHOTOGRAPHER</B> -- fotograf (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> PHRASE</B> -- frase (-eologie), locution<BR><BR> <B> PHRENOLOGIST</B> -- frenolog (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> PHTHISIS</B> -- ftise (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PHYSIC</B> -- medicament<BR><BR> <B> PHYSICAL</B> -- corporal, fisic<BR><BR> <B> PHYSICIAN</B> -- medico<BR><BR> <B> PHYSICIST</B> -- fisico, fisicist<BR><BR> <B> PHYSICS</B> -- fisica<BR><BR> <B> PHYSIOGNOMY</B> -- fisionomie<BR><BR> <B> PHYSIOLOGIST</B> -- fisiolog (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> PIANO</B> -- ~ (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> PICCANINNY</B> -- negrelle<BR><BR> <B> PICK</B> -- n. (tool) pioche (-ar); (the best) li max bon; v. selecter (-ion); (with beak) becar; (a fowl) pluccar, deplumar; (a bone) roder. TO ~ AT: demarjar, manjettar; (~ pockets) furter; (a quarrel) serchar<BR><BR> <B> PICK UP</B> -- levar; trovar; (recover) recuperar<BR><BR> <B> PICKABACK</B> -- adv. sur li dorse; n. surdorse<BR><BR> <B> PICKAXE</B> -- pic, pioche<BR><BR> <B> PICKET</B> -- pal; (mil.) pikett (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PICKLE</B> -- v. salar, marinar (-age)<BR><BR> <B> PICKLES</B> -- marinage, manjage vinagrat<BR><BR> <B> PICKPOCKET</B> -- ~, tascard<BR><BR> <B> PICNIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PICTORIAL</B> -- ilustrat(iv)<BR><BR> <B> PICTURE</B> -- n. pictura (-esc), image; portrete; v. picter; imaginar; descrir; representar<BR><BR> <B> PIE</B> -- pastete; (fruit) torte<BR><BR> <B> PIEBALD</B> -- multicolori<BR><BR> <B> PIECE</B> -- pezze, portion, fragment; (theatre) drama. A ~ OF NEWS: un nova. TO TAKE TO PIECES: demonter; v. repezzar, lappar<BR><BR> <B> PIECEMEAL</B> -- in pezzes, ye pezzes<BR><BR> <B> PIECEWORK</B> -- labore per tache<BR><BR> <B> PIED</B> -- diverscolori, maculat<BR><BR> <B> PIER</B> -- molo, debarcatoria; (pillar) pilare, colonne<BR><BR> <B> PIERCE</B> -- v. (per)forar, traforar, penetrar (-ant)<BR><BR> <B> PIETY</B> -- piet&aacute; (-isme), devotion<BR><BR> <B> PIFFLE</B> -- nonsense<BR><BR> <B> PIG</B> -- svin (-ello, -er&iacute;a); (iron) mulde<BR><BR> <B> PIGEON</B> -- columbe (-icultor). WOOD ~: palumbe<BR><BR> <B> PIGEONHOLE</B> -- compartiment<BR><BR> <B> PIGGERY</B> -- sviner&iacute;a, svin-stalle<BR><BR> <B> PIGHEADED</B> -- obstinat<BR><BR> <B> PIGMENT</B> -- ~ (-ar, -ation), color<BR><BR> <B> PIGMY</B> -- pigm&eacute;o<BR><BR> <B> PIKE</B> -- lucio; (weapon) pic-arme<BR><BR> <B> PILASTER</B> -- pilastre<BR><BR> <B> PILE</B> -- (stake) pal; (heap) amasse, cumul; (of cloth) crine; (galvanic) colonne galvanic, pil<BR><BR> <B> PILES</B> -- hemoroides<BR><BR> <B> PILFER</B> -- furter<BR><BR> <B> PILGRIM</B> -- peregrino (-ar, -age, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> PILL</B> -- pillul<BR><BR> <B> PILLAGE</B> -- v. pilliar (-iage, -iard)<BR><BR> <B> PILLAR</B> -- pilare, colonne, pilastre<BR><BR> <B> PILLARBOX</B> -- lettre-bux<BR><BR> <B> PILLION</B> -- detra-sede<BR><BR> <B> PILLORY</B> -- pilorie (-iar)<BR><BR> <B> PILLOW</B> -- cap-cussine. ~ CASE: cussiniere<BR><BR> <B> PILOT</B> -- ~ (-ar, -age), stirmann<BR><BR> <B> PIMENTO</B> -- piment<BR><BR> <B> PIMP</B> -- cupulero, proxenete<BR><BR> <B> PIMPLE</B> -- pustul (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> PIN</B> -- n. pingle; bolt; v. pinglar, fixar per pingles<BR><BR> <B> PINAFORE</B> -- avantale<BR><BR> <B> PINCE-NEZ</B> -- pince-nase<BR><BR> <B> PINCERS</B> -- pince<BR><BR> <B> PINCH</B> -- v. pincear; restricter (se), privar se; (steal) furter; n. pinceada; (small quantity) prense, dosa<BR><BR> <B> PINCUSHION</B> -- pingle-cussine, agulliero, porta-pingle<BR><BR> <B> PINE</B> -- n. pine (-astre); v. languir; (- for) sospirar, desirar fortmen<BR><BR> <B> PINEAPPLE</B> -- ananas<BR><BR> <B> PINION</B> -- n. (wing) ale; ultim articulation de ale; (mech.) pinion; v. ligar, catonar (li brasses)<BR><BR> <B> PINK</B> -- a. rosi, rosatri; n. diante<BR><BR> <B> PINNACE</B> -- pinasse, demi-barcasse<BR><BR> <B> PINNACLE</B> -- pinacul, s&oacute;mmit, pic; c&aacute;lmine<BR><BR> <B> PINT</B> -- (mesura anglesi) pinte<BR><BR> <B> PIONEER</B> -- pionero<BR><BR> <B> PIOUS</B> -- pie (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PIP</B> -- (disease) pips; (fruit) nucleo; v. pipiar<BR><BR> <B> PIPE</B> -- n. (tobacco) pip; (Water etc.) tub; (mus.) sifflette, siffluore, flaute; (bagpipes) cornamuse; v. sifflar, luder li cornamuse<BR><BR> <B> PIPECIAY</B> -- pip-argil<BR><BR> <B> PIPER</B> -- flautist, cornamusero<BR><BR> <B> PIQUANT</B> -- picant (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> PIQUE</B> -- n. rancore, resentiment; v. vexar, rancorar<BR><BR> <B> PIRATE</B> -- ~ (er&iacute;e, -ie, -ic), corsaro; v. editer sin jure, plagiar<BR><BR> <B> PIROUETTE</B> -- n. piruette (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PISCATORIAL</B> -- piscatori<BR><BR> <B> PISS</B> -- v. pissar (-uore), urinar<BR><BR> <B> PISTACHIO</B> -- pistache (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> PISTIL</B> -- (bot.) pistille<BR><BR> <B> PISTOL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PISTON</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PIT</B> -- n. puteo, cave, fosse; (coal~) miniera; abisse; (theatre) parterre; v. (~ against) oposir; (mark) marcar<BR><BR> <B> PIT-A-PAT</B> -- palpitant; battent<BR><BR> <B> PITCH; n. pech (-ar); (degree) gradu, c&uacute;lmine; (mus.) ton; (plac</B> -- v. jettar, lansar (-ada): (set up) erecter; (fall) cader; (of ships) tangar (-age); (mus.) acordar, dar li ton. ~ INTO: ataccar, agresser<BR><BR> <B> PITCHBLENDE</B> -- pechurane<BR><BR> <B> PITCHER</B> -- cruche, aquiere<BR><BR> <B> PITCHFORK</B> -- furca<BR><BR> <B> PITEOUS</B> -- miserabil, atristant, dolent<BR><BR> <B> PITFALL</B> -- captuore, trappe<BR><BR> <B> PITH</B> -- (marrow) medulle; (of a subjeet) nucleo<BR><BR> <B> PITIABLE</B> -- campatibil<BR><BR> <B> PITIFUL</B> -- misericordiosi, trist, miserabil<BR><BR> <B> PITILESS</B> -- sin compatiment, &iacute;nexorabil<BR><BR> <B> PITTANCE</B> -- portionache<BR><BR> <B> PITY</B> -- v. compatir (-iment), compassionar, comiserar; n. compassion, compatientie. IT IS A ~: it es damage<BR><BR> <B> PIVOT</B> -- n. ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PLACARD</B> -- afiche (-ar), placate<BR><BR> <B> PLACATE</B> -- pacificar, conciliar (-abil)<BR><BR> <B> PLACE</B> -- n. loco; (public square) plazza; spacie; residentia oficia. IN THE FIRST ~: ante omno, in unesim loc. OUT OF ~: &iacute;noportun, ne pertinent. TO TAKE ~: far se, evenir. IN ~ OF: vice; v. locar, metter, posir, plazzar; colocar<BR><BR> <B> PLACENTA</B> -- ~ (-al, -ari)<BR><BR> <B> PLACID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PLAGIARIZE</B> -- plagiar (-ate, -ator, -ari)<BR><BR> <B> PLAGUE</B> -- peste, pestilentie; v. tormentar, vexar, tribular<BR><BR> <B> PLAICE</B> -- plat-pisc<BR><BR> <B> PLAID</B> -- tartan-chal, plede<BR><BR> <B> PLAIN</B> -- n. planura; a. clar, evident, simplic; (frank) franc; (in looks) ne bell; (of material) unicolori, sin dessines<BR><BR> <B> PLAIN CLOTHES</B> -- * n. civil vestiment; a. sin uniforme<BR><BR> <B> PLAINT</B> -- plende, lamentation<BR><BR> <B> PLAINTIFF</B> -- plenditor, acusator<BR><BR> <B> PLAINTIVE</B> -- plendaci<BR><BR> <B> PLAIT</B> -- v. plecter (-ura); n. (hair) tresse (-ar); (of dress) - plica<BR><BR> <B> PLAN</B> -- ~, dessine, projects; esquisse; intention; v. planar, projecter<BR><BR> <B> PLANE</B> -- a. plani; .n. (tool) rabot (-ar, -uore); (tree) platane; (air~) avion<BR><BR> <B> PLANET</B> -- planete (-ari, -arium)<BR><BR> <B> PLANK</B> -- planca<BR><BR> <B> PLANT</B> -- plante (-ar, -ation, -ator, -age); (mech.) aparate, machinage, installation<BR><BR> <B> PLANTAIN</B> -- (tree) plantaniero; (weed) plantago<BR><BR> <B> PLAQUE</B> -- plaquette<BR><BR> <B> PLASH</B> -- barbotar, clapotar<BR><BR> <B> PLASMA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PLASTER</B> -- n. stucca (-ar, -ator, -atura); (med.) piastre. ~ OF PARIS: gipse (building ~) plastre<BR><BR> <B> PLASTIC</B> -- a. ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PLASTICINE</B> -- plastiline<BR><BR> <B> PLATE; n. platil; (metal sheet) l&aacute;mine; (glass, phot.) plate; SI</B> -- service argentin; argenter&iacute;e; (door ~) plaquette; v. laminar, (in)argentar, aurar<BR><BR> <B> PLATEAU</B> -- plat&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> PLATEGLASS</B> -- polit vitre<BR><BR> <B> PLATFORM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PLATING, ARMOUR</B> -- * curasse<BR><BR> <B> PLATINUM</B> -- platine (-ar, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> PLATITUDE</B> -- banalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PLATONIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PLATOON</B> -- peloton<BR><BR> <B> PLAUDIT</B> -- aplause, aprobation<BR><BR> <B> PLAUSIBLE</B> -- plausibil (-it&aacute;), suavi<BR><BR> <B> PLAY</B> -- v. luder; (~ water) spruzzar; n. lude; drama, teatrage; function; (freedom of movement) libert&aacute; de motion<BR><BR> <B> PLAYER</B> -- lusor; actor<BR><BR> <B> PLAYFUL</B> -- ludaci, jocosi<BR><BR> <B> PLAYGROUND</B> -- lud-corte, lud-terren<BR><BR> <B> PLAYMATE</B> -- lud-camarade (-o, -a)<BR><BR> <B> PLAYTHING</B> -- ludette<BR><BR> <B> PLEA</B> -- excusa; pretexte; (legal) pleda<BR><BR> <B> PLEAD</B> -- pledar; (offer as excuse) pretextar; suplicar. TO ~ GUILTY: confesser su culpa<BR><BR> <B> PLEASANT</B> -- agreabil, plesent, afabil<BR><BR> <B> PLEASANTRY</B> -- joca<BR><BR> <B> PLEASE</B> -- pleser (-ent, -ura). IF YOU ~: si it plese vos; (kindly) pies...<BR><BR> <B> PLEASED</B> -- content. TO BE ~: joyar, esser content<BR><BR> <B> PLEAT</B> -- plica<BR><BR> <B> PLEBEIAN</B> -- n. plebeyo (-an)<BR><BR> <B> PLEBISCITE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PLEDGE</B> -- n. garant&iacute;e (-ir), gage (-ar); v. (~ oneself) obligar, dar quam gage<BR><BR> <B> PLENIPOTENTIARY</B> -- a. plenipotentiari (-o)<BR><BR> <B> PLENITUDE</B> -- plenit&aacute;; abundantie<BR><BR> <B> PLENTEOUS</B> -- abundant<BR><BR> <B> PLENTIFUL</B> -- abundant<BR><BR> <B> PLENTY</B> -- suficent, sat mult de; n. abundantie<BR><BR> <B> PLEONASM</B> -- pleonasme<BR><BR> <B> PLEONASTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PLETHORA</B> -- superabundantie, pletore<BR><BR> <B> PLEURA</B> -- ~ (-esie, -ite)<BR><BR> <B> PLIABLE</B> -- flexibil, plicabil (-it&aacute;), docil<BR><BR> <B> PLIANT</B> -- flexibil, docil, ductil<BR><BR> <B> PLIERS</B> -- pince<BR><BR> <B> PLIGHT</B> -- statu, condition, situation<BR><BR> <B> PLINTH</B> -- plint; socle<BR><BR> <B> PLOD</B> -- ear o laborar assiduimen, perseverar<BR><BR> <B> PLOT</B> -- n. complot (-ar), intriga; (of land) parcelle; v. conspirar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> PLOUGH</B> -- n. plug (-ar, -ator, -ferre), arar; (Astr.) ursa major<BR><BR> <B> PLOVER</B> -- vanelle<BR><BR> <B> PLUCK</B> -- v. colier; (pull) tirar; (poultry) pluccar, deplumar; (~ out), eradicar, extirpar; n. corage, bravore<BR><BR> <B> PLUCKY</B> -- corageosi, brav<BR><BR> <B> PLUG</B> -- tampon; (bung) tapon (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PLUM</B> -- prun (-iero, -iera)<BR><BR> <B> PLUMAGE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PLUMB</B> -- n. sonde (-ar), perpendicul; a. vertical, perpendiculari<BR><BR> <B> PLUMBAGO</B> -- grafite<BR><BR> <B> PLUMBER</B> -- plumbero<BR><BR> <B> PLUME</B> -- ~; (tuft) plum-toffe; v. (~ oneself) orgolliar se pri<BR><BR> <B> PLUMMET</B> -- sonde<BR><BR> <B> PLUMP</B> -- a. grassosi, grassatri<BR><BR> <B> PLUNDER</B> -- v. pilliar (-iage, -iard), raubar; marodar<BR><BR> <B> PLUNGE</B> -- n. plongea (-ar, -ada, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> PLUPERFECT</B> -- n. pluperfecte<BR><BR> <B> PLURAL</B> -- a. ~ (-it&aacute;, -it&eacute;); n. plurale<BR><BR> <B> PLUS</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PLUSH</B> -- pluche<BR><BR> <B> PLUTOCRAT</B> -- ~ (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> PLY</B> -- v. intercurrer; (a trade etc.) ocupar se pri, exercir; (use) usar; (~ with) furnir; (questions) interrogar<BR><BR> <B> PNEUMATIC</B> -- ~ ; (tyre) pneumatico<BR><BR> <B> PNEUMONIA</B> -- pneumonie, pulmonite<BR><BR> <B> POACH</B> -- (eggs) bollir sin cortice; (game) braconar (-age, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> POCK</B> -- variol-marca<BR><BR> <B> POCKET</B> -- n. tasca (-abil). ~KNIFE: canif. ~HANDKERCHIEF: manu-toale, nas-linette; v. intascar<BR><BR> <B> POD</B> -- silique. PEA ~: pisiere<BR><BR> <B> PODGY</B> -- grass, carnut<BR><BR> <B> POEM</B> -- poema<BR><BR> <B> POESY</B> -- poesie, verse<BR><BR> <B> POET</B> -- poete (-ic, -ica, -essa, -astro, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> POETRY</B> -- poesie<BR><BR> <B> POGROM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> POIGNANT</B> -- mordent, acri<BR><BR> <B> POINT 1.|POINT</B> -- n. punctu; (trait) trate; (aim) scope; (tip) punta.<BR><BR> <B> ON THE POINT OF|POINT</B> -- sur li punctu de.<BR><BR> <B> TO THE POINT|POINT</B> -- pertinent.<BR><BR> <B> POINT OF VIEW|POINT</B> -- vise-punctu.<BR><BR> <B> POINTS</B> -- (rail.) rel comutatori, agullie;<BR><BR> <B> POINT 2.|POINT</B> -- v. (aim) directer, apuntar; (indicate) monstrar; (sharpen) puntar.<BR><BR> <B> TO POINT OUT|POINT</B> -- signalar, far atention a<BR><BR> <B> POINT-BLANK</B> -- direct. TO REFUSE ~: refusar decisivmen<BR><BR> <B> POINTED</B> -- significant; acut<BR><BR> <B> POINTER</B> -- signe, indicator, indication; (dog) p&oacute;inter<BR><BR> <B> POISE</B> -- n. equilibrie; v. equilibrar<BR><BR> <B> POISON</B> -- venen (-ar, -osi); toxine<BR><BR> <B> POKE</B> -- pussar; (fire) agitar, inbrasar; (fun) mocar; n. pussa<BR><BR> <B> POKER</B> -- foy-ferre; (cards) p&oacute;ker<BR><BR> <B> POKY</B> -- a. strett, constrictet, restrictet<BR><BR> <B> POLE</B> -- pal, palisse; (of vehicle) timon<BR><BR> <B> POLE</B> -- (astr. elect.) pol (-ari, -arit&aacute;, -arisar)<BR><BR> <B> POLE-AXE</B> -- buch-hacca<BR><BR> <B> POLECAT</B> -- p&uacute;tor<BR><BR> <B> POLEMICS</B> -- polemica (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> POLICE</B> -- policie; adj. policial<BR><BR> <B> POLICEMAN</B> -- policist<BR><BR> <B> POLICY</B> -- (plan) plan de action; (politics) political; (insur.) police<BR><BR> <B> POLIOMYELITIS</B> -- poliomielite<BR><BR> <B> POLISH</B> -- v. polir (-ition), vernissar; n. (shine) politura, lustre; (substance) cire; (fig.) elegantie, fin manieres<BR><BR> <B> POLITE</B> -- polit (-esse), cortesi (-e)<BR><BR> <B> POLITICS</B> -- politica (-al)<BR><BR> <B> POLITICIAN</B> -- politico (-astro)<BR><BR> <B> POLKA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> POLL</B> -- n. (head) cap; (ballot) balotation; registre, list electoral; election; v. votar<BR><BR> <B> POLLEN</B> -- polline (-ar, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> POLLUTE</B> -- v. polluer (-ution), sordidar<BR><BR> <B> POLO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> POLONAISE</B> -- polonese<BR><BR> <B> POLTROON</B> -- poltron (-er&iacute;e), caudard<BR><BR> <B> POLY-</B> -- poli-acustic, -glott, -gamie, -gon, -fonic. -merisar, -s&iacute;llabe, -tecnic, -teist, -teisme etc.<BR><BR> <B> POLYP, POLYPUS</B> -- polip<BR><BR> <B> POMADE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> POMEGRANATE</B> -- granate<BR><BR> <B> POMMEL</B> -- n. buton, pomel; v. batter, bastonar<BR><BR> <B> POMP</B> -- pompe (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> POND</B> -- stagne<BR><BR> <B> PONDER</B> -- ponderar, meditar, reflecter<BR><BR> <B> PONDERABLE</B> -- pbnderabil, pesabil<BR><BR> <B> PONDEROUS</B> -- ponderosi, pesant<BR><BR> <B> PONIARD</B> -- puniale<BR><BR> <B> PONTIFICAL</B> -- , pontific (-o, -atu)<BR><BR> <B> PONTOON</B> -- ponton<BR><BR> <B> PONY</B> -- ponie<BR><BR> <B> POODLE</B> -- p&uacute;del<BR><BR> <B> POOH-POOH</B> -- v. mocar, derider<BR><BR> <B> POOL</B> -- n. stagne; (fund) funde comun; (comm., fin.) sindicate<BR><BR> <B> POOP</B> -- n. castell de stern<BR><BR> <B> POOR</B> -- a. povri (-it&aacute;), indigent; inferiori; n. THE ~: li povres<BR><BR> <B> POORLY</B> -- a. indisposit; adv. mal<BR><BR> <B> POP</B> -- v. exploder. TO ~ IN OR OUT: intrar o exear subitmen. POP!: crac!<BR><BR> <B> POPE</B> -- p&aacute;pa (-atu, -isrne); (fish) pope<BR><BR> <B> POPINJAY</B> -- papagaye; dandy<BR><BR> <B> POPLAR</B> -- pople<BR><BR> <B> POPLIN</B> -- popline<BR><BR> <B> POPPY</B> -- papavre<BR><BR> <B> POPULACE</B> -- populache<BR><BR> <B> POPULAR</B> -- populari (-t&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> POPULATE</B> -- popular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> POPULOUS</B> -- populosi<BR><BR> <B> PORCELAIN</B> -- n. porcelane (-in, -er&iacute;a)<BR><BR> <B> PORCH</B> -- portico, vestibul<BR><BR> <B> PORCINE</B> -- svinin, porcin<BR><BR> <B> PORCUPINE</B> -- histric, porcospine<BR><BR> <B> PORE</B> -- n. ~ (-osi, -osit&aacute;); v. (~ over) studiar assiduimen<BR><BR> <B> PORK</B> -- svinine, porcine<BR><BR> <B> PORPHYRY</B> -- porfire<BR><BR> <B> PORPOISE</B> -- marsvine, delfine<BR><BR> <B> PORRIDGE</B> -- aven-sup<BR><BR> <B> PORT</B> -- portu (-ari); (fig.) asil; (naut.) bacbord; (opening) apertura<BR><BR> <B> PORT-WINE</B> -- vin de Oporto<BR><BR> <B> PORTABLE</B> -- portabil<BR><BR> <B> PORTAL</B> -- portale<BR><BR> <B> PORTCULLIS</B> -- herse de porta, ponte levabil<BR><BR> <B> PORTEND</B> -- v. ominar, augurar<BR><BR> <B> PORTENT</B> -- &oacute;mine, augurie<BR><BR> <B> PORTENTOUS</B> -- ominosi, miraculosi<BR><BR> <B> PORTER</B> -- porta-bagage, portator; (doorkeeper) portero, portario; (beer) p&oacute;rter<BR><BR> <B> PORTERAGE</B> -- custas de liveration PORTFOLIO: portafolie<BR><BR> <B> PORTHOLE</B> -- fenestre de nave, porta<BR><BR> <B> PORTICO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PORTLON</B> -- ~, parte; dot; v. partir, portionar<BR><BR> <B> PORTLY</B> -- corpulent<BR><BR> <B> PORTMANTEAU</B> -- porta-mant&oacute;, valise, coffre<BR><BR> <B> PORTRAIT</B> -- portrete (-ar, -ist)<BR><BR> <B> PORTRAY</B> -- picter; descrir, portretar, representar<BR><BR> <B> POSE</B> -- v. (questions) posir; (baffle) perplexar, embarassar; (attitudinize) posar; n. posa<BR><BR> <B> POSER</B> -- question desfacil; (person) positor<BR><BR> <B> POSITION</B> -- ~; (rank) rang; (job) oficie<BR><BR> <B> POSITIVE</B> -- cert, absolut, positiv<BR><BR> <B> POSSE</B> -- bande, truppe<BR><BR> <B> POSSESS</B> -- posseDer (-ssion, -ssiv, -ssor)<BR><BR> <B> POSSESSION; ~. TO TAKE ~ OF</B> -- ocupar; capter<BR><BR> <B> POSSIBLE</B> -- possibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> POST</B> -- n. (pole) pal; (letters) posta (-al); (mil. etco) posto; (employment) oficie; v. (letters) inpostar, expedir; (mil.) postar; (accounts) inscrir; (bill-post) afichar, placatar<BR><BR> <B> POSTAGE</B> -- porte. ~ STAMP: post-marca, marca postal<BR><BR> <B> POSTAL-ORDER</B> -- mandate postal<BR><BR> <B> POSTCARD</B> -- post-carte, carte postal POST-DATE: posdatar<BR><BR> <B> POSTE-RESTANTE</B> -- posta-restant<BR><BR> <B> POSTER</B> -- placate, afiche<BR><BR> <B> POSTERIOR</B> -- a. posteriori; n. posteriore, cul<BR><BR> <B> POSTERITY</B> -- posterit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> POST-FREE</B> -- porte-franc, porte payat<BR><BR> <B> POSTHUMOUS</B> -- posthum<BR><BR> <B> POSTILLION</B> -- postilion<BR><BR> <B> POSTMAN</B> -- postmann; porta-lettre, lettrero<BR><BR> <B> POSTMARK</B> -- stampa, obliteration<BR><BR> <B> POSTMERIDIAN</B> -- posmid&iacute;an<BR><BR> <B> POSTMORTUM</B> -- a. pos morte; n. (inquest) necroscopie; (examination) autopsie<BR><BR> <B> POST-OFFICE</B> -- oficia postal, post-oficia<BR><BR> <B> POST-PAID</B> -- afrancat, porte payat<BR><BR> <B> POSTPONE</B> -- ajornar, procrastinar<BR><BR> <B> POSTSCRIPT</B> -- posscrite<BR><BR> <B> POSTULATE</B> -- postular (-ation, -ativ, -ate)<BR><BR> <B> POSTURE</B> -- positura, posa, attitude<BR><BR> <B> POSY</B> -- buquete<BR><BR> <B> POT</B> -- n. potte, vase; marmite. POT-BELLIED: ventrut; v. inpottar<BR><BR> <B> POTABLE</B> -- trincabil<BR><BR> <B> POTASH</B> -- potasse<BR><BR> <B> POTASSIUM</B> -- kalium<BR><BR> <B> POTATION</B> -- tisane<BR><BR> <B> POTATO</B> -- potate, terr-pom<BR><BR> <B> POTENT</B> -- ~ (-ie, -ial, -iale)<BR><BR> <B> POTENTATE</B> -- potentate; soverano<BR><BR> <B> POTENTILLA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> POTION</B> -- tisane, trincament, trincage<BR><BR> <B> POTTER</B> -- n. pottero (-&iacute;a, -&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> POUCH</B> -- sac, tasca<BR><BR> <B> POUFFE</B> -- puff<BR><BR> <B> POULTICE</B> -- cataplasma<BR><BR> <B> POULTRY</B> -- cort-avies, aviallia<BR><BR> <B> POUNCE</B> -- v. ataccar subitmen, sursaltar; n. pulvere de pumice<BR><BR> <B> POUND</B> -- (money, weight) pund; (for animals) corrale; v. pistar, triturar; aplastar<BR><BR> <B> POUR</B> -- v. versar; (of rain) diluviar, precipitar se<BR><BR> <B> POUT</B> -- v. budar<BR><BR> <B> POVERTY</B> -- povrit&aacute;, indigentie<BR><BR> <B> POWDER</B> -- p&uacute;lvere (-iera, -isar); (toilet ~) pudre (-ar). POWDER-PUFF: pudre-quast<BR><BR> <B> POWER</B> -- (capability) possentie; (might) potentie; (right) autorit&aacute;; (strength) fortie<BR><BR> <B> POWERFUL</B> -- potent; eficaci<BR><BR> <B> POWERLESS</B> -- &iacute;npotent, debil<BR><BR> <B> POX</B> -- sifilise (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> PRACTICAL</B> -- practic, practical<BR><BR> <B> PRACTICALLY</B> -- presc; virtualmen<BR><BR> <B> PRACTICE</B> -- n. practica; custom, h&aacute;bitu; exercitie, usa; clientela<BR><BR> <B> PRACTISE</B> -- v. practicar, exercir, executer<BR><BR> <B> PRACTISED</B> -- expert, exercit; versat<BR><BR> <B> PRACTITIONER</B> -- practicante, medico<BR><BR> <B> PRAGMATIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PRAIRIE</B> -- prer&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> PRAISE</B> -- elogie, laude (-ar, -abil, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> PRAM</B> -- coche de beb&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> PRANCE</B> -- v. saltettar<BR><BR> <B> PRANK</B> -- buffoner&iacute;e, escapade<BR><BR> <B> PRATE</B> -- babill(ach)ar, fanfaronar<BR><BR> <B> PRATTLE</B> -- v. babillettar<BR><BR> <B> PRAWN</B> -- crevette<BR><BR> <B> PRAY</B> -- pregar, suplicar<BR><BR> <B> PRAYER</B> -- prega<BR><BR> <B> PRE-</B> -- (prefix) pre-judicar, -meditar, -ponderar etc.<BR><BR> <B> PREACH</B> -- predicar (-ation, -ator), proner<BR><BR> <B> PREAMBLE</B> -- introduction, prefacie<BR><BR> <B> PREBEND</B> -- prebende (-ario)<BR><BR> <B> PRECARIOUS</B> -- precari (-t&aacute;), &iacute;nstabil, &iacute;nsecur<BR><BR> <B> PRECAUTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PRECEDE</B> -- anteceDer, preceDer (-ent)<BR><BR> <B> PRECEPT</B> -- maxime, regul, precepte<BR><BR> <B> PRECEPTOR</B> -- ~ (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> PRECINCTS</B> -- limites, confines<BR><BR> <B> PRECIOUS</B> -- preciosi, valorosi. ~ STONE: juvel<BR><BR> <B> PRECIPICE</B> -- precipitie<BR><BR> <B> PRECIPITATE</B> -- parecipitar (-ant, -ation), jettar; n. precipitate<BR><BR> <B> PRECIPITOUS</B> -- abrupt, scarpat<BR><BR> <B> PRECIS</B> -- resum&eacute;, resumate<BR><BR> <B> PRECISE</B> -- precis, exact. TO MAKE ~: preciser<BR><BR> <B> PRECISION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PRECLUDE</B> -- preventer, impedir<BR><BR> <B> PRECOCIOUS</B> -- precoci (-t&aacute;), prematur<BR><BR> <B> PRECONCERTED</B> -- preconsentit<BR><BR> <B> PRECURSOR</B> -- ~ (-i)<BR><BR> <B> PREDATORY</B> -- predatori; raptori, raptaci<BR><BR> <B> PREDECEASE</B> -- predeceDer<BR><BR> <B> PREDECESSOR</B> -- processor, antecessor<BR><BR> <B> PREDESTINATE</B> -- predestinar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PREDICAMENT</B> -- embarassament<BR><BR> <B> PREDICATE</B> -- v. asserter, afirmar; n. ~<BR><BR> <B> PREDICT</B> -- predir (-ition, -itor)<BR><BR> <B> PREDILECTION</B> -- ~, preferentie<BR><BR> <B> PREDISPOSE</B> -- preinclinar, predisposir<BR><BR> <B> PREDOMINATE</B> -- predominar (-ant, -antie), prevaler<BR><BR> <B> PREEMINENT</B> -- eminentissim, pre-eminent<BR><BR> <B> PREEMPTION</B> -- precompration<BR><BR> <B> PREEN</B> -- nettar; (~ oneself) orgolliar se<BR><BR> <B> PREFACE</B> -- prefacie (-ar), anteparol<BR><BR> <B> PREFECT</B> -- prefecte (-ura)<BR><BR> <B> PREFER</B> -- preferer (-entie, -ibil); promoer<BR><BR> <B> PREFERMENT</B> -- promotion, avansament<BR><BR> <B> PREFIX</B> -- n. prefixe (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PREGNANT</B> -- (of meaning) ~ (-ie); (enceinte) gravid (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PREHENSILE</B> -- prensil<BR><BR> <B> PREHISTORIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PREJUDICE</B> -- n. prejudicie (-al, -ar); v. nocer, detrimentar<BR><BR> <B> PRELATE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PRELIMINARY</B> -- preliminari<BR><BR> <B> PRELUDE</B> -- ~ (-er)<BR><BR> <B> PREMATURE</B> -- prematur<BR><BR> <B> PREMEDITATE</B> -- premeditar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PREMIER</B> -- a. chef, prim; n. prim-ministre<BR><BR> <B> PREMISE</B> -- n. (logic) premisse (-er)<BR><BR> <B> PREMISES</B> -- locale, propriet&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PREMIUM</B> -- premie. AT A ~: s&uacute;per pari, s&uacute;per nominale<BR><BR> <B> PREMONITION</B> -- ~, presentiment<BR><BR> <B> PREOCCUPY</B> -- v. (pre)ocupar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PREPARE</B> -- preparar (-ation, -atori, -ativ), apretar<BR><BR> <B> PREPONDERATE</B> -- preponderar (-ant, -antie), prevaler<BR><BR> <B> PREPOSITION</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PREPOSSESSING</B> -- atrativ<BR><BR> <B> PREPOSSESSION</B> -- inclination<BR><BR> <B> PREPOSTEROUS</B> -- absurd(issim)<BR><BR> <B> PREPUCE</B> -- prepucie<BR><BR> <B> PREREQUISITE</B> -- precondition<BR><BR> <B> PREROGATIVE</B> -- n. ~<BR><BR> <B> PRESAGE</B> -- v. predir, preindicar, ominar<BR><BR> <B> PRESBYTER</B> -- presbitero<BR><BR> <B> PRESCIENCE</B> -- presaventie<BR><BR> <B> PRESCRIBE</B> -- prescrir, receptuar; definir<BR><BR> <B> PRESCRIPTION</B> -- prescrition, receptu<BR><BR> <B> PRESENCES presentie; (bearing) aspecte, personalit&aacute;. IN THE ~ OF</B> -- c&oacute;ram. ~ OF MIND: presentie mental<BR><BR> <B> PRESENT</B> -- a. ~. AT ~: in presente, nu. FOR THE ~: &iacute;nterim. TO BE ~: assister; n. don, donation; (gramm.) presente; v. donar; presentar<BR><BR> <B> PRESENTIMENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PRESENTLY</B> -- bentost<BR><BR> <B> PRESERVE</B> -- v. (protect) preservar (-ation, -ativ); (fruit) confiter, conservar; n. confitura, conserve; (game ~) chasser&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> PRESIDE</B> -- presider (-ante, -entie, -ential)<BR><BR> <B> PRESS</B> -- v. presser (-ion, -ura); (insist) insistentmen petir; pussar, urger; n. (newspapers) presse; (machine) pressuore; (printing ~) print-machine; (of people) turbe<BR><BR> <B> PRESSMAN</B> -- jurnalist<BR><BR> <B> PRESSURE</B> -- pression, pressura<BR><BR> <B> PRESTIGE</B> -- prestigie, reputation<BR><BR> <B> PRESUME</B> -- presumpter, suposir; (take liberties) arogar se: profitar de; (dare) audaciar<BR><BR> <B> PRESUMPTIVE</B> -- presumptibil<BR><BR> <B> PRESUMPTION</B> -- audacit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PRETENCE</B> -- fiction, pretexte; (claim) pretension<BR><BR> <B> PRETEND</B> -- (claim) pretenDer (-ente, -sion); (feign) ficter, simular; (offer as a pretext) pretextar PRETENTIOUS: pretensiosi<BR><BR> <B> PRETERIT</B> -- preterite<BR><BR> <B> PRETERNATURAL</B> -- ~, preternormal<BR><BR> <B> PRETEXT</B> -- pretexte<BR><BR> <B> PRETTY</B> -- a. bell, pretti, jolli; adv. sat, passabilmen. ~ MUCH: presc<BR><BR> <B> PREVAIL</B> -- prevaler (-ent, -entie), dominar; successar. TO ~ ON: persuader<BR><BR> <B> PREVARICATE</B> -- prevarioar (-ation, -ator), equivocar<BR><BR> <B> PREVENT</B> -- preventer (-ion, -iv), impedir<BR><BR> <B> PREVIOUS</B> -- precedent, anteriori, anteyan; (last) ultim. ~ TO; ante. PREVIOUSLY: antey<BR><BR> <B> PREVISION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PREY</B> -- preda, victime. BEAST OF ~: bestie raptaci. BIRD OF ~: avie raptaci. TO PALL A ~ TO: devenir victime de. TO ~ ON: raubar, predar<BR><BR> <B> PRICE</B> -- precie, custa. REDUCED ~: rabatte PRICELESS: sin precie, &iacute;nestimabil. ~ LIST: tarif, precie-liste<BR><BR> <B> PRICK</B> -- n. pica (-ar): v. ticlar<BR><BR> <B> PRICKLE</B> -- spine (-osi); v. picar<BR><BR> <B> PRIDE</B> -- orgollie, fierit&aacute;; v. (~ oneself on) orgolliar se pri<BR><BR> <B> PRIEST</B> -- prestro, clerico (-acho, -allia), sacerdote (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PRIESTCRAFT</B> -- politica clerical<BR><BR> <B> PRIG</B> -- n. fatuo, pedanto<BR><BR> <B> PRIM</B> -- prud, precis, afectat<BR><BR> <B> PRIMARY</B> -- primari, chef, cardinal<BR><BR> <B> PRIMATE</B> -- archi-ep&iacute;scop (-atu). PRIMATES: (Zool.) ~<BR><BR> <B> PRIME</B> -- a. principal, prim, max important; excellent; n. (of life) floreada, plen vigore; v. (fill) plenar; (a person) preparar; (a pump) cebar<BR><BR> <B> PRIME-MINISTER</B> -- prim-ministre<BR><BR> <B> PRIMER</B> -- n. manuale (elementari)<BR><BR> <B> PRIMEVAL</B> -- primitiv, del prim epoca, primeval<BR><BR> <B> PRIMITIVE</B> -- primitiv, crud<BR><BR> <B> PRIMOGENITURE</B> -- primogenitura<BR><BR> <B> PRIMORDIAL</B> -- ~, original, primitiv<BR><BR> <B> PRIMROSE</B> -- primal<BR><BR> <B> PRIMUS</B> -- archi-ep&iacute;scop. ~ STOVE: forn portabil<BR><BR> <B> PRINCE</B> -- ~ (-essa), soverano<BR><BR> <B> PRINCELY</B> -- princeal, princesc; magnific<BR><BR> <B> PRINCIPAL</B> -- a. cardinal, principal; essential; n. principale, chef, director; (money) capitale<BR><BR> <B> PRINCIPALITY</B> -- principatu<BR><BR> <B> PRINCIPALLY</B> -- precipue<BR><BR> <B> PRINCIPLE</B> -- principle (-ial)<BR><BR> <B> PRINT</B> -- v. printar (-ate, -age, -ator, -ero, -er&iacute;a); n. impression; fotogramma<BR><BR> <B> PRINTING</B> -- n. printation, tipografie<BR><BR> <B> PRIOR</B> -- a. priori (-t&aacute;), precedent; n. prior (-essa, -atu, -ia)<BR><BR> <B> PRISM</B> -- prisma (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> PRISON</B> -- prison (-ari, -ario), c&aacute;rcere<BR><BR> <B> PRISTINE</B> -- primitiv<BR><BR> <B> PRIVACY</B> -- privatie, seclusion, retiratie<BR><BR> <B> PRIVATE</B> -- a. privat, particular!, secret; n. fantassin, soldate<BR><BR> <B> PRIVATEER</B> -- corsar-nave<BR><BR> <B> PRIVATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PRIVATIVE</B> -- a. privativ; n. privative<BR><BR> <B> PRIVET</B> -- ligustre<BR><BR> <B> PRIVILEGE</B> -- privilegie (-iar)<BR><BR> <B> PRIVY</B> -- a. secret. TO BE ~ TO: haver conossentie de; n. latrine<BR><BR> <B> PRISE</B> -- aperter per levuore<BR><BR> <B> PRIZE</B> -- n. premie; (booty) prise; preda; v. apreciar, estimar. TO AWARD A ~ TO: premiar<BR><BR> <B> PRIZE-FIGHT</B> -- box-concurse<BR><BR> <B> PROBABLE</B> -- probabil (-it&aacute;, -men), versimil<BR><BR> <B> PROBATE</B> -- pruva o verification de testamentes<BR><BR> <B> PROBATION</B> -- prova; noviciatu<BR><BR> <B> PROBE</B> -- v. sondar, explorar<BR><BR> <B> PROBITY</B> -- integrit&aacute;, honestit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PROBLEM</B> -- problema (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> PROBOSCIS</B> -- trompe; proboscide (-an)<BR><BR> <B> PROCEDURE</B> -- precede, procedura<BR><BR> <B> PROCEED</B> -- v. proceder, continuar, avansar. TO ~ FROM: provenir de. TO ~ TO: proceder<BR><BR> <B> PROCEEDINGS</B> -- transactiones; procedentie; (legal) processu. TO TAKE ~: processuar<BR><BR> <B> PROCEEDS</B> -- profite<BR><BR> <B> PROCESS</B> -- operation, curse; (legal) processu. ~BLOCK: clich&eacute; PROCESSION: ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PROCLAIM</B> -- proclamar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PROCLIVITY</B> -- inclination, tendentie<BR><BR> <B> PROCRASTINATE</B> -- procrastinar (-ator, -ation), ajornar<BR><BR> <B> PROCREATE</B> -- geniter, procrear (-ation, -ator, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> PROCRUSTEAN</B> -- de Procruste<BR><BR> <B> PROCTOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PROCURATOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PROCURE</B> -- procurar, obtener<BR><BR> <B> PROCURER</B> -- cuplator (-a), mediator<BR><BR> <B> PROD</B> -- incitar, picar, instigar<BR><BR> <B> PRODIGAL</B> -- n. prodigo (-al, -alit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PRODIGY</B> -- prodigie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> PRODUCE</B> -- producter (-ion, -or,—iv), causar, monstrar; n. producte<BR><BR> <B> PROFANE</B> -- a. profan, seculari, blasfematori; v. profanar (-ation), dessacrar, blasfemar<BR><BR> <B> PROFESS</B> -- professer, declarar; (avow) confesser; (claim) pretender<BR><BR> <B> PROFESSION</B> -- mestiere, profession (-al, -alisme); (avowal) confession<BR><BR> <B> PROFESSOR</B> -- ~ (-al, -atu)<BR><BR> <B> PROFFER</B> -- proposir, ofertar<BR><BR> <B> PROFICIENT</B> -- habil, competent (-ie), qualificat, expert<BR><BR> <B> PROFILE</B> -- profil (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> PROFIT</B> -- profite (-abil, -ar, -osi), ganie, lucre<BR><BR> <B> PROFITABLE</B> -- lucrativ, remunerativ, avantageosi<BR><BR> <B> PROFLIGACY</B> -- debocher&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> PROFLIGATE</B> -- debochant, libertin (-isme, -o)<BR><BR> <B> PROFOUND</B> -- profund (-ore, -it&aacute;), abstrus<BR><BR> <B> PROFUSE</B> -- exuberant, prodigal, abundant, extravagant (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> PROGENITOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PROGENITURE</B> -- progenitura<BR><BR> <B> PROGENY</B> -- genitura, descendentes<BR><BR> <B> PROGNOSIS</B> -- prognoSe (-stic)<BR><BR> <B> PROGNOSTICATE</B> -- predir, profetisar, augurar<BR><BR> <B> PROGRAMME</B> -- programma<BR><BR> <B> PROGRESS</B> -- n. progresse, avansament; v. progresser (-iv, -ist, -ion)<BR><BR> <B> PROHIBIT</B> -- interdicter, prohibir (-ition, -itiv)<BR><BR> <B> PROJECT</B> -- n. projecte; dessin: v. projector (-ion, -or, -iv); (jut out) prominer<BR><BR> <B> PROJECTILE</B> -- . ~<BR><BR> <B> PROLETARIAN</B> -- a. proletarian, proletario (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> PROLIFIC</B> -- fecund, prolific<BR><BR> <B> PROLIX</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;), &iacute;nconcis<BR><BR> <B> PROLOGUE</B> -- prologo<BR><BR> <B> PROLONG</B> -- extenDer, prolongar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PROMENADE</B> -- (stroll) promenada; (place) promenuore, via de promenada, promenad-via<BR><BR> <B> PROMINENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), proeminent<BR><BR> <B> PROMISCUOUS</B> -- promiscui (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PROMISE</B> -- n. promesse (-er)<BR><BR> <B> PROMISING</B> -- bon-augurant<BR><BR> <B> PROMISSORY-NOTE</B> -- billet promessori<BR><BR> <B> PROMONTORY</B> -- promontorie, cap<BR><BR> <B> PROMOTE</B> -- promoer (-tion, -tor, -tiv), avansar; iniciar<BR><BR> <B> PROMPT</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;); v. suggester, instigar; (theatre) sufflar (-ator)<BR><BR> <B> PROMULGATE</B> -- promulgar (-ation), proclamar<BR><BR> <B> PRONE</B> -- inclinat; prostrat, jacent<BR><BR> <B> PRONG</B> -- punta<BR><BR> <B> PRONOMINAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PRONOUN</B> -- pronomine PRONOUNCE: pronunciar (-abil, -ation), declarar<BR><BR> <B> PRONOUNCED</B> -- remarcabil, fort, definitiv<BR><BR> <B> PROOF</B> -- pruva; (printing) print-prova. WATER~: resistent, &iacute;npermeabil, hermetic<BR><BR> <B> PROP</B> -- n. apoy, pal de apoy; v. apoyar, subtener, suportar<BR><BR> <B> PROPAEDEUTIC</B> -- propedeutic (-a)<BR><BR> <B> PROPAGANDA</B> -- difusion, propagande (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> PROPAGATE</B> -- propagar (-abil, -ation, -ator), difuser<BR><BR> <B> PROPEL</B> -- propulser (-ion, -or)<BR><BR> <B> PROPELLOR</B> -- helice, propulsor, propeller<BR><BR> <B> PROPENSITY</B> -- tendentie, inclination<BR><BR> <B> PROPER</B> -- convenent, decent; corect, just; (peculiar) propri<BR><BR> <B> PROPERTY</B> -- propriet&aacute; (-ario), possession; qualit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PROPHECY</B> -- profetie, predition<BR><BR> <B> PROPHET</B> -- profete (-ic, -isar, -essa)<BR><BR> <B> PROPHYLACTIC</B> -- a. profilactic; n. preventive<BR><BR> <B> PROPINQUITY</B> -- proximit&aacute;, parentit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PROPITIATE</B> -- conciliar (-atori, -ation), pacificar<BR><BR> <B> PROPITIOUS</B> -- favorabil<BR><BR> <B> PROPORTION</B> -- ~ (-al), simetrie<BR><BR> <B> PROPOSAL</B> -- oferta, proposition<BR><BR> <B> PROPOSE</B> -- proposir, nominar<BR><BR> <B> PROPOSITION</B> -- ~, teorema<BR><BR> <B> PROPOUND</B> -- proposir, posir<BR><BR> <B> PROPRIETOR</B> -- proprietario<BR><BR> <B> PROPRIETY</B> -- convenentie<BR><BR> <B> PROPULSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PROROGUE</B> -- ajornar, prorogar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PROSAIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PROSCRIBE</B> -- proscrir (-it, -ition), interdicter, bannir<BR><BR> <B> PROSE</B> -- prosa. ~WRITER: prosaist<BR><BR> <B> PROSECUTE</B> -- processuar (contra); (follow up) persequer<BR><BR> <B> PROSECUTOR</B> -- acusator. PUBLIC ~: procurator<BR><BR> <B> PROSELYTE</B> -- proselite (-isar)<BR><BR> <B> PROSODY</B> -- prosodie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PROSPECT</B> -- perspective. WHAT A ~!: qual expectative!; v. serchar, explorar<BR><BR> <B> PROSPECTOR</B> -- serchator (de minerales)<BR><BR> <B> PROSPECTUS</B> -- prospecte, programma<BR><BR> <B> PROSPER</B> -- prosperar<BR><BR> <B> PROSPEROUS</B> -- pr&oacute;speri (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PROSTATE GLAND</B> -- prostata<BR><BR> <B> PROSTITUTE</B> -- n. prostituta; v. prostituer (-tion)<BR><BR> <B> PROSTRATE</B> -- (exhausted) prostrat; (extended) prosternat; v. prosternar (se)<BR><BR> <B> PROSY</B> -- prosaic, tedant<BR><BR> <B> PROTAGONIST</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PROTECT</B> -- gardar, defender, protecter (-ion -ionist, -ionisme, -iv, -or, -oratu)<BR><BR> <B> PROTEGE</B> -- pupillo (-a); protectete<BR><BR> <B> PROTEIN</B> -- proteine<BR><BR> <B> PROTEST</B> -- n. proteste (-ar, -ation, -ante, -antisme)<BR><BR> <B> PROTOCOL</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PROTOPLASM</B> -- protoplasma<BR><BR> <B> PROTOTYPE</B> -- prototipe<BR><BR> <B> PROTOZOA</B> -- protozoes<BR><BR> <B> PROTRACT</B> -- prolongar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PROTRACTOR</B> -- angul-mesurette; (muscle) protractor<BR><BR> <B> PROTRUDE</B> -- extenDer se, prominer<BR><BR> <B> PROTUBERANCE</B> -- bosse, t&uacute;bere, tumore<BR><BR> <B> PROUD</B> -- (not ashamed) fier; (vain) orgolliosi, superb<BR><BR> <B> PROVE</B> -- pruvar; constatar; (test.) provar; (turn out) monstrar se<BR><BR> <B> PROVENDER</B> -- forrage<BR><BR> <B> PROVERB</B> -- proverbie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PROVIDE</B> -- provider (-ent), furnir (per)<BR><BR> <B> PROVIDED</B> -- conj. sub li condition<BR><BR> <B> PROVIDENCE</B> -- providentie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PROVIDENT</B> -- ~, prudent<BR><BR> <B> PROVINCE</B> -- provincia (-al, -alo, -alisme)<BR><BR> <B> PROVISION</B> -- ~ (-ar); (stipulation) condition, stipulation<BR><BR> <B> PROVISIONS</B> -- victuales (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PROVISIONAL</B> -- provisori, temporari; interimal<BR><BR> <B> PROVISO</B> -- condition, stipulation<BR><BR> <B> PROVISORY</B> -- conditional<BR><BR> <B> PROVOKE</B> -- incitar, provocar (-ator, -ation); stimular (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PROVOST</B> -- prevoste<BR><BR> <B> PROW</B> -- proa<BR><BR> <B> PROWESS</B> -- bravore, valore<BR><BR> <B> PROWL</B> -- furtear, marodear<BR><BR> <B> PROXIMITY</B> -- proximit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PROXIMO</B> -- del proxim mensu<BR><BR> <B> PROXY</B> -- surogate, substitute; cedul de representation, autorisation<BR><BR> <B> PRUDE</B> -- n. pruda (-er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> PRUDENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), caut<BR><BR> <B> PRUDISH</B> -- prud<BR><BR> <B> PRUNE</B> -- prun siccat; v. forciser, decupar<BR><BR> <B> PRURIENT</B> -- lasciv (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PRUSSIC ACID</B> -- * acide prussic<BR><BR> <B> PRY</B> -- curiosar, spiar<BR><BR> <B> PSALM</B> -- psalme (-arium, -ist, -odie)<BR><BR> <B> PSALTER</B> -- psaltre<BR><BR> <B> PSEUDONYM</B> -- pseudonim<BR><BR> <B> PSYCHIATRIC</B> -- psichiatric<BR><BR> <B> PSYCHICAL</B> -- psichic<BR><BR> <B> PSYCHOLOGIST</B> -- psichologo (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> PTARMIGAN</B> -- lagopede<BR><BR> <B> PTERODACTYL</B> -- pterodactil<BR><BR> <B> PUBERTY</B> -- pubert&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PUBESCENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> PUBLIC</B> -- a. ~ (-ation, -it&aacute;, -ist) n. publica. ~ HOUSE: taverne, gaster&iacute;a. THE GENERAL ~: li grand publica<BR><BR> <B> PUBLICAN</B> -- tavernero<BR><BR> <B> PUBLISH</B> -- publicar, editer (-ion, -or,-or&iacute;a)<BR><BR> <B> PUCE</B> -- purpur (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> PUCKER</B> -- n. frunse (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PUDDING</B> -- p&uacute;dding<BR><BR> <B> PUDDLE</B> -- flac; v.(iron) puddlar<BR><BR> <B> PUERILE</B> -- pueril (-it&aacute;), ihfantil<BR><BR> <B> PUERPERAL</B> -- parturitional<BR><BR> <B> PUFF</B> -- (of air) soffle, brise, puss: (powder ~) pudre-quast; (advert.) boniment; v. (breathe hard) anhelar; (overpraise) laudachar. TO ~ ONESELF UP: pavonear, inorgolliar se; a. (pastry) foliat<BR><BR> <B> PUFFIN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PUFFY</B> -- inflat; tumid; (pastry) foliat<BR><BR> <B> PUG</B> -- mops<BR><BR> <B> PUGILISM</B> -- boxada<BR><BR> <B> PUGILIST</B> -- boxero<BR><BR> <B> PUGNACIOUS</B> -- combattaci<BR><BR> <B> PUISSANCE</B> -- possentie, potentie<BR><BR> <B> PULL</B> -- v. tirar, traer; (rend) lacerar; (tow) remorcar. ~ DOWN: demolir. ~ UP: levar; haltar. TO ~ ONESELF TOGETHER: recoleer se; n. tira (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> PULLET</B> -- gallinell(a)<BR><BR> <B> PULLEY</B> -- vind, rul<BR><BR> <B> PULMONARY</B> -- pulmonari<BR><BR> <B> PULP</B> -- pulpe; v. inpulpar<BR><BR> <B> PULPIT</B> -- ~, catedre<BR><BR> <B> PULSE</B> -- pulse. TO PEEL THE ~: tastar li pulse<BR><BR> <B> PULVERISE</B> -- pulverisar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PUMA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PUMICE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> PUMP</B> -- n. pumpe (-ar, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> PUMPKIN</B> -- cuc&uacute;rbite<BR><BR> <B> PUN</B> -- n. un lude per paroles, calembur (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> PUNCH</B> -- n. (beverage) ~; (blow) puniata, colpe; (tool) punzon, alen, stamp; (harlequin) polichinelle; v. stampar, punzonar; (with fist) batter, punie-batter<BR><BR> <B> PUNCHINELLO</B> -- polichinelle<BR><BR> <B> PUNCTILIOUS</B> -- tro precis; exactissim<BR><BR> <B> PUNCTUAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;), acurat<BR><BR> <B> PUNCTUATE</B> -- punctuar (inter-ation)<BR><BR> <B> PUNCTURE</B> -- n. picatura; fore; v. forar, trapicar<BR><BR> <B> PUNDIT</B> -- erudito, quasi-erudito<BR><BR> <B> PUNGENT</B> -- picant, acri, aspri<BR><BR> <B> PUNISH</B> -- punir (-itiv), castigar<BR><BR> <B> PUNISHMENT</B> -- punition, castigation<BR><BR> <B> PUNT</B> -- pramette<BR><BR> <B> PUNY</B> -- debil; nani<BR><BR> <B> PUP</B> -- canelle (-o, -a)<BR><BR> <B> PUPA</B> -- crisalide, cocon<BR><BR> <B> PUPIL</B> -- n. scolero, elev; aprensor; (of eye) pupille<BR><BR> <B> PUPPET</B> -- marionette, pupette<BR><BR> <B> PURBLIND</B> -- dem&iacute;-ciec<BR><BR> <B> PURCHASE</B> -- v. comprar (-ator, -ation); n. compra<BR><BR> <B> PURE</B> -- pur; chast; (mere) simplic; (metal) fin. PURELY: solmen<BR><BR> <B> PUREE</B> -- pur&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> PURGATIVE</B> -- purgativ (-e), laxativ<BR><BR> <B> PURGATORY</B> -- purgatoria<BR><BR> <B> PURGE</B> -- purificar, purgar<BR><BR> <B> PURIFY</B> -- purificar (-ation, -ator), apurar<BR><BR> <B> PURIST</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PURITAN</B> -- puritano (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> PURITY</B> -- purit&aacute;; puresse; chastit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> PURL</B> -- v. lacear; ornar per frange; (of stream) murmurar<BR><BR> <B> PURLIEUS</B> -- circumit&eacute;, confines<BR><BR> <B> PURLOIN</B> -- furter<BR><BR> <B> PURPLE</B> -- a. purpur; livid; n. purpurie. ~ LOOSE-STRIFE: saliearie; v. apurpurar PURPORT: n. sense; scope, tenore; v. significar; pretender<BR><BR> <B> PURPOSE</B> -- n. scope, intention; v. intenter. TO THE ~: scope-conform<BR><BR> <B> PURPOSELY</B> -- intentionalmen<BR><BR> <B> PURR</B> -- ronronar<BR><BR> <B> PURSE</B> -- borse, porta-mon&eacute;; v. rugar<BR><BR> <B> PURSER</B> -- provisor, provisionario; (ship's ~) cassero<BR><BR> <B> PURSUE</B> -- persequer, chassar<BR><BR> <B> PURSUIT</B> -- chassada, persequida; ocupation<BR><BR> <B> PURULENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> PURVEY</B> -- provider, liverar, furnir<BR><BR> <B> PUS</B> -- s&uacute;pur, pus<BR><BR> <B> PUSH</B> -- v. pussar. TO ~ ONESELF: truder se; n. pussa; persistentie<BR><BR> <B> PUSHING</B> -- a. persistent, energic<BR><BR> <B> PUSILLANIMOUS</B> -- pusilanim (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PUSTULE</B> -- pustul (-ar, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> PUT</B> -- metter, posir; colocar; n. (golf) putt (-ar, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> PUT DOWN</B> -- * deposir; inscrir, notar; subjugar<BR><BR> <B> PUT OFF</B> -- * procrastinar; ajornar<BR><BR> <B> PUT ON</B> -- * (sur)metter; (feign) ficter. TO PUT THE BLAME ON: atribuer li culpa a<BR><BR> <B> PUT OUT</B> -- * extinter; vexar, iritar PUT UP: * (at) logiar, pernoctar; (~ to) inatigar; (~ with) tolerar<BR><BR> <B> PUTATIVE</B> -- suposit, putativ<BR><BR> <B> PUTREFY</B> -- putrir, putrificar<BR><BR> <B> PUTRESCENCE</B> -- putrition<BR><BR> <B> PUTRID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PUTTEES</B> -- gamache<BR><BR> <B> PUTTER</B> -- puttuore<BR><BR> <B> PUTTY</B> -- mastic<BR><BR> <B> PUZZLE</B> -- n. r&eacute;bus, enigma (-tic), charade; v. perplexar; embarassar<BR><BR> <B> PUZZLED</B> -- perplex (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> PYGMEAN</B> -- pigmeic, nani<BR><BR> <B> PYJAMAS</B> -- noct-vestimentes, pijama<BR><BR> <B> PYLON</B> -- pilon<BR><BR> <B> PYRO-</B> -- (prefix) piro-tecnica etc<BR><BR> <B> PYRAMID</B> -- piramide (-al)<BR><BR> <B> PYRITES</B> -- pirite<BR><BR> <B> PYTHON</B> -- piton<BR><BR> 962 4209 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue q]] moved to [[english-Interlingue q]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> QUACK</B> -- n. charlatan (-er&iacute;e); medicastro; v. coacar (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> QUADRAGESIM</B> -- carema<BR><BR> <B> QUADRANGLE</B> -- quadrangul, rombe, quadrate; corte intern<BR><BR> <B> QUADRANT</B> -- ~, arc<BR><BR> <B> QUADRATE</B> -- a. quadrat (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> QUADRATURE</B> -- quadratura<BR><BR> <B> QUADRENNIAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUADRILATERAL</B> -- a. ~<BR><BR> <B> QUADRILLE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUADRILLION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUADROON</B> -- quadrone<BR><BR> <B> QUADRUMANA</B> -- quadrimanes<BR><BR> <B> QUADRUPED</B> -- a. quadriped<BR><BR> <B> QUADRUPLE</B> -- a. quadriplic (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> QUAGGA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUAGMIRE</B> -- morasse, palude<BR><BR> <B> QUAIL</B> -- v. timer (c&oacute;ram), chancelar; n. (bird) cot&oacute;rnice<BR><BR> <B> QUAINT</B> -- bizarri<BR><BR> <B> QUAKE</B> -- tremer; n. tremore; sisme<BR><BR> <B> QUAKER</B> -- quakero (-isme)<BR><BR> <B> QUAKY</B> -- chancelant, tremid<BR><BR> <B> QUALIFY</B> -- qualificar (-ation), moderar, limitar<BR><BR> <B> QUALITATIVE</B> -- qualitativ<BR><BR> <B> QUALITY</B> -- qualit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> QUALM</B> -- scrupul; nausea<BR><BR> <B> QUANDARY</B> -- embarasse. TO BE IN A ~: ne saver quo far<BR><BR> <B> QUANTITY</B> -- quantit&aacute; (-tiv), portion<BR><BR> <B> QUARANTINE</B> -- quarantene (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> QUARREL</B> -- n. querelle (-ar), dispute<BR><BR> <B> QUARRELSOME</B> -- querellaci<BR><BR> <B> QUARRY</B> -- petriera; (hunting) preda. ~MAN: petrero; v. minar, exeavar; fracter<BR><BR> <B> QUART</B> -- un quart gallon<BR><BR> <B> QUARTER</B> -- (one fourth) quart; (of year etc.) quartale, trimestre; (district) quartere, region,- (mercy) indulgentie; v. divider in quartes; (troops) logiar, quarterar<BR><BR> <B> QUARTERLY</B> -- trimensual(men)<BR><BR> <B> QUARTERMASTER</B> -- quartermastro<BR><BR> <B> QUARTERS</B> -- (lodgings) logiment; (mil.) quartere; (of a society etc.) locale<BR><BR> <B> QUARTETTE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUARTO</B> -- in quarto<BR><BR> <B> QUARTZ</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUASH</B> -- ecrasar, anullar; (legal) cassar<BR><BR> <B> QUASI</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUATERNARY</B> -- quaternari<BR><BR> <B> QUATRAIN</B> -- quatren, quar-verse<BR><BR> <B> QUAVER</B> -- n. tremolo; note ottesim; v. tremer; (of voice) tremolar<BR><BR> <B> QUAY</B> -- caye, debarcatoria<BR><BR> <B> QUEEN</B> -- reyessa; (at cards) dama. ~ BEE: ape-reyessa<BR><BR> <B> QUEENLY</B> -- reyal, soveran, de reyessa<BR><BR> <B> QUEER</B> -- strangi, drolli, bizarri (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> QUELL</B> -- supresser, domitar, calmar<BR><BR> <B> QUENCH</B> -- extinter, dessetar<BR><BR> <B> QUERCITRON</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUERULOUS</B> -- plendaci<BR><BR> <B> QUERY</B> -- n. question, d&uacute;bite; signe de interrogation; v. questionar, matter in question, contestar<BR><BR> <B> QUEST</B> -- sercha, questa<BR><BR> <B> QUESTION</B> -- n. ~ (-ar, -abil), demande, d&uacute;bite; v. interrogar; dubitar pri<BR><BR> <B> QUESTIONABLE</B> -- dubitabil, &iacute;ncert, contestabil<BR><BR> <B> QUEUE</B> -- n. range, file, linea; v. star in linea, far file<BR><BR> <B> QUIBBLE</B> -- n. evasion, chicane (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> QUICK</B> -- rapid (-it&aacute;), veloci; agil, activ; acut. QUICK!: hasta!<BR><BR> <B> QUICKEN</B> -- stimular, vivificar; (the pace) accelerar<BR><BR> <B> QUICKLIME</B> -- calce brulat, calce sin aqua, calce vivent<BR><BR> <B> QUICKNESS</B> -- rapidit&aacute;; penetration<BR><BR> <B> QUICKSAND</B> -- sablage sucant<BR><BR> <B> QUICKSILVER</B> -- mercurie<BR><BR> <B> QUIDPROQUO</B> -- quiproqu&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> QUIESCENT</B> -- reposant, quiet<BR><BR> <B> QUIET</B> -- a. ~, calm, tranquil; v. calmar, tranquilisar. TO KEEP ~: tacer; n. silentie, pace, quietesse<BR><BR> <B> QUIETUDE</B> -- quietit&aacute;, quietesse<BR><BR> <B> QUILL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUILT</B> -- covri-lette, covritura de lette; v. trapuntar<BR><BR> <B> QUINCE</B> -- cidonio<BR><BR> <B> QUININE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUINQUENNIAL</B> -- quinennial<BR><BR> <B> QUINSY</B> -- angina<BR><BR> <B> QUINTESSENCE</B> -- quintessentie<BR><BR> <B> QUINTET</B> -- quintette<BR><BR> <B> QUINTILLION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUINTUPLE</B> -- quintiplic<BR><BR> <B> QUIP</B> -- mordacit&aacute;, riposte<BR><BR> <B> QUIRE</B> -- caderne de 25 folies<BR><BR> <B> QUIRK</B> -- capricie<BR><BR> <B> QUIT</B> -- (~ of) l&iacute;ber de; v. quittar, abandonar, departer de<BR><BR> <B> QUITE</B> -- tot(men), total(men)<BR><BR> <B> QUITS, TO BE</B> -- * esser quitt<BR><BR> <B> QUITTANCE</B> -- quittantie<BR><BR> <B> QUIVER</B> -- v. tremer, vibrar; n. tremore; (of arrows) flechiere<BR><BR> <B> QUIXOTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUIZ</B> -- v. mocar, persiflar<BR><BR> <B> QUOIN</B> -- cuneo<BR><BR> <B> QUOIT</B> -- jett-anelle<BR><BR> <B> QUONDAM</B> -- ancian<BR><BR> <B> QUORUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> QUOTA</B> -- quote, contingente<BR><BR> <B> QUOTATION MARKS</B> -- signes de citation<BR><BR> <B> QUOTE</B> -- citar (-ate, -ation), ofertar<BR><BR> <B> QUOTIDIAN</B> -- ~, omnidiari<BR><BR> <B> QUOTIENT</B> -- quotiente<BR><BR> 963 4211 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue r]] moved to [[english-Interlingue r]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> RABBET</B> -- n. canalatura<BR><BR> <B> RABBI</B> -- rabbino (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> RABBIT</B> -- cunicul. RABBIT-WARREN: cuniculiera, garenne<BR><BR> <B> RABBLE</B> -- canallia, plebeyallia, turbe<BR><BR> <B> RABID</B> -- rabiosi; frenetic<BR><BR> <B> RABIES</B> -- rabie, hidrofobie<BR><BR> <B> RACE</B> -- curse, currida; carriera; (breed) rasse. ~COURSE: piste; v. currer<BR><BR> <B> RACEME</B> -- racem<BR><BR> <B> RACING</B> -- currida, cavall-currida<BR><BR> <B> RACIAL</B> -- rassal<BR><BR> <B> RACK</B> -- n. (torture) tenduore; (shelf) planca, murtabul, etagere; v. torturar; (one's brains) rupter se li cape<BR><BR> <B> RACKET</B> -- bruida; (tennis) r&aacute;cket<BR><BR> <B> RACONTEUR</B> -- narrator<BR><BR> <B> RACY</B> -- picant<BR><BR> <B> RADAR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RADIAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RADIANCE</B> -- radiantie, splendore<BR><BR> <B> RADIANT</B> -- ~, splendent<BR><BR> <B> RADIATE</B> -- radiar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> RADICAL</B> -- a. ~ (-e, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> RADICATE</B> -- v. (in)radicar<BR><BR> <B> RADIO</B> -- ~; (prefix) radio-<BR><BR> <B> RADIOGRAPH</B> -- radiograf (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> RADISH</B> -- radise. HORSE~: armoracia<BR><BR> <B> RADIUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RADIUS</B> -- (Geom.) r&aacute;dius; (of action) rayon<BR><BR> <B> RAFFLE</B> -- loter&iacute;e; v. far un loter&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> RAFT</B> -- flottuore<BR><BR> <B> RAFTER</B> -- trave, raftre<BR><BR> <B> RAG</B> -- chifon, lapp (-allia)<BR><BR> <B> RAGAMUFFIN</B> -- laceron, crapul, chifonoso<BR><BR> <B> RAGE</B> -- n. colere, furie; v. furer, furiar; (be rife) reyer<BR><BR> <B> RAGGED</B> -- chifonosi<BR><BR> <B> RAGOUT</B> -- rag&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> RAGWORT</B> -- senecio<BR><BR> <B> RAID</B> -- n. razzia, incursion; curr-assalte; v. invader; irupter<BR><BR> <B> RAIL</B> -- n. barre, palisse; (on which things run) rel; v. (at) insultar, invectivar; (- in) palissar<BR><BR> <B> RAILING</B> -- palisse (-ade)<BR><BR> <B> RAILLERY</B> -- persiflage<BR><BR> <B> RAILWAY</B> -- ferrovia, relvia; a. ferroviari, ferrovial<BR><BR> <B> RAIMENT</B> -- vestiment<BR><BR> <B> RAIN</B> -- pluvie (-al, -osi, -ar). RAIN-GAUGE: pluviometre. RAINFALL: precipitation<BR><BR> <B> RAINBOW</B> -- arc-in-ciel, ciel-arc, &iacute;ris<BR><BR> <B> RAINCOAT</B> -- &iacute;npermeabile<BR><BR> <B> RAISE</B> -- levar; producter; (bring up) elevar, educar; (give rise to) nascentar; (grow) cultivar; (increase) augmentar; (money) colecter<BR><BR> <B> RAISIN</B> -- rosine<BR><BR> <B> RAJAH</B> -- raj&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> RAKE</B> -- (implement) rastre (-ar); (person) libertino, debochero; v. (artill.) rader<BR><BR> <B> RALLY</B> -- reunir (-ion); (troops) ralliar; (regain strength) refortijar<BR><BR> <B> RAM</B> -- agno; (battering ~) ramme; v. (in)rammar; compresser<BR><BR> <B> RAMBLE</B> -- v. migrar, vagar; promenar; n. promenada<BR><BR> <B> RAMBLING</B> -- discursiv<BR><BR> <B> RAMIFY</B> -- ramificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> RAMOSE</B> -- ramosi<BR><BR> <B> RAMP</B> -- n.~<BR><BR> <B> RAMPAGE</B> -- v. furer<BR><BR> <B> RAMPANT</B> -- v. TO BE ~: exuberar, luxuriar; reyer<BR><BR> <B> RAMPART</B> -- bastion, vall de defense<BR><BR> <B> RAMSHACKLE</B> -- caduc, ruinosi<BR><BR> <B> RANCH</B> -- ~ (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> RANCID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> RANCOUR</B> -- rancore (-ar, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> RAND</B> -- borde, m&aacute;rgine<BR><BR> <B> RANDOM</B> -- AT ~: in hasarde; a. hasardal, sporadic<BR><BR> <B> RANGE</B> -- v. extender se; (set in a row) ordinar, arangear; (wander) migrar; n. extension; range, selection; (kitchen) forn; (of mountains) montania; (of missile) tir-distantie<BR><BR> <B> RANGER</B> -- garda-foreste<BR><BR> <B> RANK</B> -- a. rancid; luxuriant; n. rang; gradu<BR><BR> <B> RANKLE</B> -- morder; iritar<BR><BR> <B> RANSACK</B> -- traserchar; spoliar<BR><BR> <B> RANSOM</B> -- n. ranson (-ar); v. (eccl.) redempter (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> RANTER</B> -- retoricastro<BR><BR> <B> RANUNCULUS</B> -- ranuncul<BR><BR> <B> RAP</B> -- frappa (-ar), colpe<BR><BR> <B> RAPACIOUS</B> -- rapaci (-t&aacute;), predatori<BR><BR> <B> RAPE</B> -- n. rapte; (plant) colza; v. rapter, violar<BR><BR> <B> RAPID</B> -- a. ~, veloci, hastosi; n. currente rapid, rapides<BR><BR> <B> RAPIER</B> -- rapiere<BR><BR> <B> RAPINE</B> -- spoliation; pilliage<BR><BR> <B> RAPPORT</B> -- harmonic; conexion, relation<BR><BR> <B> RAPSCALLION</B> -- rascale<BR><BR> <B> RAPT</B> -- ravisset<BR><BR> <B> RAPTURE</B> -- extase, delicie, ravissement<BR><BR> <B> RARE</B> -- rar, scarsi; &iacute;nfrequent<BR><BR> <B> RAREFY</B> -- rarificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> RARITY</B> -- rarit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> RASCAL</B> -- rascale (-atri), fripon<BR><BR> <B> RASE</B> -- v. rasar til li terre<BR><BR> <B> RASH</B> -- a, &iacute;ncaut, &iacute;nprudent, temerari; n. eruption, exantema<BR><BR> <B> RASHER</B> -- trancha<BR><BR> <B> RASP</B> -- ~ (-ar), lime<BR><BR> <B> RASPBERRY</B> -- frambere (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> RAT</B> -- ratte<BR><BR> <B> RATE</B> -- ~, percentage, tarif; rapidore; (exchange) valuta; (tax) impost; (death ~) mortalit&aacute;. AT ANY ~: in omni casu; v. taxar; impostar; evaluar; (scold) reprimandar<BR><BR> <B> RATHER</B> -- plutost. I WOULD ~: yo vell preferer<BR><BR> <B> RATIFY</B> -- ratificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> RATIO</B> -- proportion<BR><BR> <B> RATION</B> -- n. portion, ration; v. portionar, rationar (-ament)<BR><BR> <B> RATIONAL</B> -- ~ (-lame, -ist)<BR><BR> <B> RATTAN</B> -- rotan<BR><BR> <B> RATTLE</B> -- n. rala, rasle (-ette, -ada); v. raslar, cliquettar, ralar. DEATH ~: stertorada<BR><BR> <B> RATTLESNAKE</B> -- crotal, sonserpente<BR><BR> <B> RAUCOUS</B> -- rauc (-ore, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> RAVAGE</B> -- spoliar, devastar<BR><BR> <B> RAVE</B> -- delirar; furer<BR><BR> <B> RAVEL</B> -- v. involuer, inballar<BR><BR> <B> RAVEN</B> -- corvo<BR><BR> <B> RAVENOUS</B> -- voraci, avid<BR><BR> <B> RAVINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RAVISH</B> -- rapter, violar; (delight) ravisser (-ment)<BR><BR> <B> RAW</B> -- crud, &iacute;ncocinat; &iacute;nmatur, vulnerosi<BR><BR> <B> RAY</B> -- radie; (fish) ray<BR><BR> <B> RAZOR</B> -- rasuore, rasette. ~ BLADE: l&aacute;mine rasatori, lamette<BR><BR> <B> RE-</B> -- (prefix) re-crear, -formar, -novar etc.<BR><BR> <B> REACH</B> -- v. atinger (-ement). ~ OUT: extender; (pass) passar; (-a place) pervenir a; n. atingement, capacit&aacute;. OUT OF ~: &iacute;natingibil<BR><BR> <B> REACT</B> -- reacter (-ion, -iv, -ionario)<BR><BR> <B> READ</B> -- v. leer. ~ ALOUD: leer con voce<BR><BR> <B> READER</B> -- letor; (University) lector<BR><BR> <B> READILY</B> -- voluntarimen<BR><BR> <B> READINESS , IN</B> -- * preparat, pret<BR><BR> <B> READING</B> -- letion, leida. ~ MATTER: letura<BR><BR> <B> READY</B> -- pret; finit; prompt. ~ MONEY: contante<BR><BR> <B> READY-MADE</B> -- confectet<BR><BR> <B> REAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;, -isme, -ist, -isar), ver, genuin<BR><BR> <B> REAL ESTATE</B> -- imobilie<BR><BR> <B> REALIZE</B> -- conscier; (understand) comprender<BR><BR> <B> REALM</B> -- reyia, dominia<BR><BR> <B> REAM</B> -- risme<BR><BR> <B> REAP</B> -- recoltar; (cut corn) falcear<BR><BR> <B> REAR</B> -- a. posteriori; n. posteriore. IN THE ~: in detra; v. elevar, educar; cultivar; (set up) stantar; (as a horse) cabrar se<BR><BR> <B> REARGUARD</B> -- arrier-guardie<BR><BR> <B> REASON</B> -- n. intelectu, rason (-ar), ration; cause, motive<BR><BR> <B> REASONABLE</B> -- moderat, just, rasonabil<BR><BR> <B> REASONING</B> -- rasonament<BR><BR> <B> REASSURE</B> -- tranquilisar, calmar<BR><BR> <B> REBATE</B> -- rabatte; v. diminuer<BR><BR> <B> REBEL</B> -- rebello; v. rebeller, insurecter (-ion), revoltar<BR><BR> <B> REBELLIOUS</B> -- rebellic, rebelliosi<BR><BR> <B> REBOUND</B> -- v. retrosaltar, ricochettar<BR><BR> <B> REBUFF</B> -- v. rebatter, repulser; n. rebatte, refusa; defete, repulse<BR><BR> <B> REBUKE</B> -- n. reprimande (-ar), reproche, castigation<BR><BR> <B> REBUS</B> -- r&eacute;bus<BR><BR> <B> REBUT</B> -- refutar, repulser<BR><BR> <B> RECALCITRANT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RECALL</B> -- revocar; rememorar<BR><BR> <B> RECANT</B> -- retractar (un opinion), deconfesser<BR><BR> <B> RECAPITULATE</B> -- recapitular (-ation), resumar<BR><BR> <B> RECEDE</B> -- receder, retroear, retirar se, regresser<BR><BR> <B> RECEIPT</B> -- quittantie; recivement; (recipe) receptu<BR><BR> <B> RECEIVE</B> -- reciver; (persons) recepter<BR><BR> <B> RECEIVER</B> -- recivente, receptor, recipiente<BR><BR> <B> RECENT</B> -- ~, nov<BR><BR> <B> RECEPTACLE</B> -- recipiente, recivuore, vase<BR><BR> <B> RECEPTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RECEPTIVE</B> -- receptiv<BR><BR> <B> RECESS</B> -- alcov, niche; prorogation, intervalle<BR><BR> <B> RECIPE</B> -- receptu<BR><BR> <B> RECIPROCAL</B> -- reciproc (-ar, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> RECITAL</B> -- presentation; enumeration<BR><BR> <B> RECITE</B> -- recitar (-ation, -ate, -ator), racontar<BR><BR> <B> RECK</B> -- haver sucies por<BR><BR> <B> RECKLESS</B> -- temerari, &iacute;nprudent<BR><BR> <B> RECKON</B> -- calcular, computar, contar. ~ UP: addir<BR><BR> <B> RECKONING</B> -- calcul; conte<BR><BR> <B> RECLAIM</B> -- reclamar (-ation), reformar; reganiar<BR><BR> <B> RECLINE</B> -- inclinar se, apoyar se; reposar<BR><BR> <B> RECLUSE</B> -- eremite, anacoret; solitario<BR><BR> <B> RECOGNISE</B> -- reconosser; (acknowledge) aconosser<BR><BR> <B> RECOIL</B> -- recular, retrosaltar, ricochettar<BR><BR> <B> RECOLLECT</B> -- rememorar, revocar in mente; (~ oneself) recoleer se<BR><BR> <B> RECOLLECTION</B> -- memorie, memoration<BR><BR> <B> RECOMMEND</B> -- recomandar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> RECOMPENSE</B> -- n. ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> RECONCILE</B> -- (re)conciliar (-ation), acordar<BR><BR> <B> RECONDITE</B> -- abstrus, ocult<BR><BR> <B> RECONNAISSANCE</B> -- recognoscida<BR><BR> <B> RECONNOITRE</B> -- recognoscer, explorar<BR><BR> <B> RECORD</B> -- v. inscrir, registrar; (events) cronicar; n. registre; (sport) record; (gramophone) disco; (Hist.) cronica; n.pl. archive<BR><BR> <B> RECORDER</B> -- chef judiciario<BR><BR> <B> RECOUNT</B> -- v. racontar, narrar; n. (check) reconta, control<BR><BR> <B> RECOUP</B> -- indemnisar<BR><BR> <B> RECOURSE</B> -- recurse<BR><BR> <B> RECOVER</B> -- recuperar (re)convalescer; (- from emotion) recoleer se; (retrieve) reganiar; (cover again) recovrir<BR><BR> <B> RECOVERY</B> -- resanation, reconvalescentie; reconquesta<BR><BR> <B> RECREANT</B> -- renegate; caudarde, poltron<BR><BR> <B> RECREATE</B> -- recrear (-ation, -tiv)<BR><BR> <B> RECRIMINATE</B> -- contra-acusar, contrablamar<BR><BR> <B> RECRUDESCENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> RECRUIT</B> -- recrute (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> RECTANGLE</B> -- rectangul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> RECTIFY</B> -- rectificar (-abil, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> RECTILINEAL</B> -- rectilineari<BR><BR> <B> RECTITUDE</B> -- rectit&aacute;, honestit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> RECTOR</B> -- paroco; (academical) rector (-atu)<BR><BR> <B> RECTUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RECUMBENT</B> -- jacent, reposant<BR><BR> <B> RECUPERATE</B> -- convalescer<BR><BR> <B> RECUR</B> -- repetir se, re-evenir<BR><BR> <B> RECURRENCE</B> -- reeveniment, retorn<BR><BR> <B> RECURRING DECIMAL</B> -- * decimale periodic<BR><BR> <B> RECUSANT</B> -- ~, dissident<BR><BR> <B> RED</B> -- rubi; n. rubore, rubie<BR><BR> <B> RED-HOT</B> -- ardent<BR><BR> <B> REDBREAST</B> -- rubicol, rubi-p&eacute;ctore<BR><BR> <B> REDDEN</B> -- rubar; (intr.) rubi jar<BR><BR> <B> REDEEM</B> -- (article) degagear; recomprar; (eccl.) redempter (-iv, -or)<BR><BR> <B> REDEEMING</B> -- a. compensatori<BR><BR> <B> REDINGOTE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REDOLENT</B> -- bonodorant, amemorant, suggestent<BR><BR> <B> REDOUBT</B> -- redute<BR><BR> <B> REDOUBTABLE</B> -- formidabil<BR><BR> <B> REDOUND</B> -- IT REDOUNDS TO HIS CREDIT: to honora le<BR><BR> <B> REDRESS</B> -- amendar, reparar, remediar a<BR><BR> <B> REDSKIN</B> -- n. rubipelle<BR><BR> <B> REDSTART</B> -- rubi-caude<BR><BR> <B> RED-TAPE</B> -- rutine oficial<BR><BR> <B> REDUCE</B> -- reducter (-ion, -or), diminuer, abassar<BR><BR> <B> REDUNDANT</B> -- superfl&uacute; (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> RE-ECHO</B> -- resonar, re-ecoar<BR><BR> <B> REED</B> -- canne; (of mus. instrument) bec<BR><BR> <B> REEF</B> -- riff; (naut.) reff (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> REEK</B> -- fum, vapor; v. emisser vapores, malodorar<BR><BR> <B> REEL</B> -- bobine, spul; (fishing) molinette; v. chancelar; vertiginar<BR><BR> <B> REFECTORY</B> -- manjatoria; refectoria<BR><BR> <B> REFER</B> -- referer (se a), aluder; relater; consultar<BR><BR> <B> REFEREE</B> -- n. arbitro, referent<BR><BR> <B> REFERENCE</B> -- referentie, alusion, mention. WITH ~ TO: concernent, pri, aprop&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> REFILL</B> -- recharge (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> REFINE</B> -- rafinar (-er&iacute;a, -ament)<BR><BR> <B> REFINEMENT</B> -- elegantie, rafinament<BR><BR> <B> REFIT</B> -- re-equipar, reparar, rehabilitar<BR><BR> <B> REFLECT</B> -- reflecter (-ion, -or), ponderar; (phys.) reflexer<BR><BR> <B> REFLEXIVE</B> -- a. reflexiv; n. reflexive<BR><BR> <B> REFLUX</B> -- reflute<BR><BR> <B> REFORM</B> -- n. reforme (-ar, -ativ, -ator, -atoria, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> REFRACT</B> -- refracter (-iv, -ion, -or, -ibil)<BR><BR> <B> REFRACTORY</B> -- obstinat, recalcitrant; &quot;&iacute;nfusibil; n. infusibile<BR><BR> <B> REFRAIN</B> -- v. abstener se de, frenar se; n. refrane<BR><BR> <B> REFRANGIBLE</B> -- refractibil<BR><BR> <B> REFRESH</B> -- refriscar, recrear<BR><BR> <B> REFRESHMENT</B> -- refriscament, colation, intermanja<BR><BR> <B> REFRIGERATE</B> -- refrigerar (-ator, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> REFUGE</B> -- refugie, asil; (place) refugia. TO TAKE ~: refugir<BR><BR> <B> REFUGEE</B> -- refugitor, refugiente<BR><BR> <B> REFULGENT</B> -- brilliant, splendent<BR><BR> <B> REFUND</B> -- retropayar, rimborsar<BR><BR> <B> REFUSAL</B> -- refusa<BR><BR> <B> REFUSE</B> -- v. refusar; rejecter; n. jettallia, escombre<BR><BR> <B> REFUTE</B> -- refutar (-abil, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> REGAIN</B> -- reganiar<BR><BR> <B> REGAL</B> -- reyal<BR><BR> <B> REGALE</B> -- v. regalar (-ade)<BR><BR> <B> REGALIA</B> -- insignes, regalie<BR><BR> <B> REGARD</B> -- v. regardar; (consider) egardar, opiner; n. regarde; estima, egarda. KIND REGARDS: bon desires<BR><BR> <B> REGARDING</B> -- concernent, pri, aprop&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> REGARDLESS</B> -- sin egarda<BR><BR> <B> REGATTA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REGENEATE</B> -- regenerar (-at, -ator, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> REGENT</B> -- reyente (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> REGICIDE</B> -- reyicid; (the act) reyicidie<BR><BR> <B> REGIE</B> -- regie<BR><BR> <B> REGIME</B> -- reg&iacute;me<BR><BR> <B> REGIMEN</B> -- diete<BR><BR> <B> REGIMENT</B> -- ~ (-al, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> REGION</B> -- ~ (-al), districte<BR><BR> <B> REGISTER</B> -- n. registre; liste electoral; v. registrar (-ation, -ament); (letters) recomandar<BR><BR> <B> REGISTRAR</B> -- registrator<BR><BR> <B> REGISTRY</B> -- buro de plazzament<BR><BR> <B> REGRESSION</B> -- ~, retrogression<BR><BR> <B> REGRET</B> -- n. regrete (-ar, -abil)<BR><BR> <B> REGULAR</B> -- regulari (-t&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> REGULATE</B> -- regular (-ation, -ament, -ator), guvernar<BR><BR> <B> REHABILITATE</B> -- rehabilitar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> REHEARSE</B> -- provar<BR><BR> <B> REHEARSAL</B> -- prova, repetition<BR><BR> <B> REIGN</B> -- v. reyer; prevaler; n. regne, reyentie<BR><BR> <B> REIMBURSE</B> -- rimborsar (-ament) REIN(S): bride (-ar). TO GIVE ~ TO: efrenar<BR><BR> <B> REINCARNATE</B> -- v. reincarnar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> REINDEER</B> -- renn (-o, -a)<BR><BR> <B> REINFORCE</B> -- fortificar, infortiar.<BR><BR> <B> REINFORCED CONCRETE</B> -- ferro-beton<BR><BR> <B> REINSTATE</B> -- reinstituer, restaurar, retablisser<BR><BR> <B> REITERATE</B> -- iterar (-ation, -ativ), repetir<BR><BR> <B> REJECT</B> -- rejecter (-ion), refusar<BR><BR> <B> REJOICE</B> -- joyar (-ada), jubilar<BR><BR> <B> REJOIN</B> -- rejunter, reunir; (reply) replicar<BR><BR> <B> REJOINDER</B> -- replica; riposte<BR><BR> <B> RELAPSE</B> -- v. recader; remaladijar; n. (crime) recidive (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> RELATE</B> -- relater (-ent), referer; (narrate) racontar, narrar<BR><BR> <B> RELATED</B> -- afin, parent<BR><BR> <B> RELATION</B> -- ~; (relative) parente. RELATIONSHIP: parentit&aacute;, afinit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> RELATIVE</B> -- a. relativ; pertinent. ~ TO...: pri, relatent a...; n. parente<BR><BR> <B> RELAX</B> -- relaxar, mitigar, detender se<BR><BR> <B> RELAY</B> -- v. remplazzar; n. rel&eacute; (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> RELEASE</B> -- v. liberar (-ation); dechargear; dispensar<BR><BR> <B> RELEGATE</B> -- relegar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> RELENT</B> -- mollijar, ceder<BR><BR> <B> RELENTLESS</B> -- &iacute;nflexibil, dur, &iacute;nexorabil<BR><BR> <B> RELEVANT</B> -- pertinent, aplicabil<BR><BR> <B> RELIABLE</B> -- fidibil; pruvat; (of information) bon fundat<BR><BR> <B> RELIANT</B> -- confident (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> RELIANCE</B> -- fide. TO PLACE ~ IN: confider a<BR><BR> <B> RELIC</B> -- reliquie<BR><BR> <B> RELIEF</B> -- sucurse, aleviation, mitigation; auxilie; (sculpture ) relief. PUBLIC ~: assistentie public<BR><BR> <B> RELIEVE</B> -- aleviar, mitigar, liberar; (the poor) assister; (ease) facilisar<BR><BR> <B> RELIGION</B> -- ~; piet&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> RELIGIOUS</B> -- religiosi, pie<BR><BR> <B> RELINQUISH</B> -- renunciar, ceder, abandonar; (an office) demissionar<BR><BR> <B> RELISH</B> -- v. juir, savurar; n. guste, savura<BR><BR> <B> RELUCTANT</B> -- desinclinat, poc inclinat, ne-volent<BR><BR> <B> RELY</B> -- fider a, apoyar se a<BR><BR> <B> REMAIN</B> -- restar, (re)maner<BR><BR> <B> REMAINS</B> -- restage<BR><BR> <B> REMAINDER</B> -- reste, restage, residue; lu c&eacute;teri; (those remaining) li c&eacute;teris<BR><BR> <B> REMAND</B> -- suspender li judicie por ulteriori investigation<BR><BR> <B> REMARK</B> -- v. observar (-ation), remarcar; (say) dir; n. remarca, note, comenta<BR><BR> <B> REMARKABLE</B> -- remarcabil, extraordinari, notabil<BR><BR> <B> REMEDY</B> -- n. remedie; medicament; v. remeder, reparar, rectificar<BR><BR> <B> REMEMBER</B> -- memorar; (recall) rememorar<BR><BR> <B> REMIND</B> -- amemorar<BR><BR> <B> REMINISCENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), memorativ<BR><BR> <B> REMISS</B> -- negligent, decuidosi<BR><BR> <B> REMISSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REMIT</B> -- remisser, anullar<BR><BR> <B> REMITTANCE</B> -- remisse<BR><BR> <B> REMNANT</B> -- rest; remanente<BR><BR> <B> REMONSTRATE</B> -- protestar (-ation), far objectiones<BR><BR> <B> REMORSE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REMORSELESS</B> -- sin compatiment, cruel, &iacute;nexorabil<BR><BR> <B> REMOTE</B> -- lontan, distant; ancian<BR><BR> <B> REMOVAL</B> -- translocation; (dismissal) deposition<BR><BR> <B> REMOVE</B> -- remover, alontanar, forprender, abolir; (one's residence) translocar<BR><BR> <B> REMUNERATE</B> -- remunerar (-abil, -ativ, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> RENAISSANCE</B> -- renascentie<BR><BR> <B> RENAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REND</B> -- lacerar, raffar<BR><BR> <B> RENDER</B> -- dar, rendir; (translate) traducter; (perform) presentar, far, performar<BR><BR> <B> RENDERING</B> -- version, traduction, presentation<BR><BR> <B> RENDEZVOUS</B> -- rendev&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> RENEGADE</B> -- renegate, apostatico<BR><BR> <B> RENEW</B> -- renovar (-ation); repetir<BR><BR> <B> RENNET</B> -- coagulative<BR><BR> <B> RENOUNCE</B> -- renunciar (-ation), abstener se de; (resign) resignar<BR><BR> <B> RENOVATE</B> -- renovar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> RENOWNED</B> -- elebri (-t&aacute;), famosi<BR><BR> <B> RENT</B> -- (tear) lacere, fensura; (income) renta; (of house) luage, lu-precie; v. luar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> RENTAL</B> -- luage, lu-payament<BR><BR> <B> REPAIR</B> -- v. reparar (-ation, -ator, -atura), restaurar. ~ TO: vader a<BR><BR> <B> REPARTEE</B> -- riposte<BR><BR> <B> REPAST</B> -- repaste<BR><BR> <B> REPATRIATE</B> -- repatriar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> REPAY</B> -- retropayar, rimborsar; revancliar<BR><BR> <B> REPEAL</B> -- anullar, abrogar (-ation), revocar<BR><BR> <B> REPEAT</B> -- repetir (-ition, -itor); iterar, recitar<BR><BR> <B> REPEL</B> -- repulser (-iv, -ion), repussar<BR><BR> <B> REPENT</B> -- repenter (-entie)<BR><BR> <B> REPERCUSSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REPERTOIRE</B> -- repertorie<BR><BR> <B> REPETITION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REPINE</B> -- plendir, gemir<BR><BR> <B> REPLACE</B> -- remplazzar, remetter, substituer, vicear<BR><BR> <B> REPLENISH</B> -- replenar<BR><BR> <B> REPLETE</B> -- plen, complet; sat<BR><BR> <B> REPLETION</B> -- plenit&aacute;, saturit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> REPLICA</B> -- copie, replica, calca<BR><BR> <B> REPLY</B> -- n. replica (—ar), response; v. responDer<BR><BR> <B> REPORT</B> -- n. raporte (-ar, -ero); rumore, fama; (of gun) craca, son. ~ TO THE GUARDROOM: anuncia vos in li arest-locale<BR><BR> <B> REPOSE</B> -- n. repose (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> REPOSITORY</B> -- depositoria<BR><BR> <B> REPREHEND</B> -- censurar, reprimandar<BR><BR> <B> REPREHENSIBLE</B> -- censurabil, blamabil<BR><BR> <B> REPRESENT</B> -- representar (-ante, -ation, ~ativ)<BR><BR> <B> REPRESENTATIVE</B> -- a. representativ, tipic; n. representante, agente<BR><BR> <B> REPRESS</B> -- represser (-iv, -ion)<BR><BR> <B> REPRIEVE</B> -- amnestiar, suspender li execution; n. mora, amnestie<BR><BR> <B> REPRIMAND</B> -- reprimande (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> REPRINT</B> -- n. reprinta (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> REPRISAL</B> -- represalie<BR><BR> <B> REPROACH</B> -- n. reproche (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> REPROBATE</B> -- a. peccosi, depravat; n. peccator, libertino; v. condamnar; censurar<BR><BR> <B> REPRODUCE</B> -- reproducter (-iv, -ion)<BR><BR> <B> REPROOF</B> -- censura, admonition<BR><BR> <B> REPROVE</B> -- admonir, reprimandar<BR><BR> <B> REPTILE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REPUBLIC</B> -- republica (-an, -anisme)<BR><BR> <B> REPUDIATE</B> -- repudiar (-ation); (a statement) dementir<BR><BR> <B> REPUGNANT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> REPULSE</B> -- v. repulser (-ion, -iv), repussar<BR><BR> <B> REPUTE</B> -- v. reputar (-ation, -abil); n. fama<BR><BR> <B> REPUTED</B> -- assertet. TO BE ~: haver li reputation<BR><BR> <B> REQUEST</B> -- n. demande, petition; v. petir, demandar, solicitar<BR><BR> <B> REQUIEM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REQUIRE</B> -- besonar, exiger, postular<BR><BR> <B> REQUIREMENT</B> -- demande, beson, postulation<BR><BR> <B> REQUISITE</B> -- necessi, besonat<BR><BR> <B> REQUISITION</B> -- n. ~; v. requisir<BR><BR> <B> REQUITE</B> -- recompensar; quittar<BR><BR> <B> REREDOS</B> -- retable<BR><BR> <B> RESCIND</B> -- anullar, abrogar<BR><BR> <B> RESCRIPT</B> -- rescripte, edicte<BR><BR> <B> RESCUE</B> -- v. salvar (-ation), sucurser, liberar; n. auxilie, sucurse<BR><BR> <B> RESEARCH</B> -- resercha (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> RESEMBLANCE</B> -- similit&aacute;, semblantie<BR><BR> <B> RESEMBLE</B> -- similar. RESEMBLING: simil a<BR><BR> <B> RESENT</B> -- resentir (-iment)<BR><BR> <B> RESENTFUL</B> -- rancorosi<BR><BR> <B> RESERVE</B> -- ~ (-ar, -at, -ation); (native ~) reservia<BR><BR> <B> RESERVOIR</B> -- reservuore<BR><BR> <B> RESIDE</B> -- resider (-ente, -entie, -entia, -ential), logiar<BR><BR> <B> RESIDUE</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> RESIGN</B> -- resignar (se), demisser, demissionar<BR><BR> <B> RESILIENT</B> -- resaltatori, elastic<BR><BR> <B> RESIN</B> -- resine (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> RESIST</B> -- resister (-entie, -ibil)<BR><BR> <B> RESOLUIE</B> -- firm, decidet, resoluet<BR><BR> <B> RESOLUTION</B> -- ~; firmit&aacute;; decision<BR><BR> <B> RESOLVE</B> -- resoluer<BR><BR> <B> RESONANT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> RESORT</B> -- n. loc frequentat; recurse; v. recurrer, haver recurse a; frequentar<BR><BR> <B> RESOUND</B> -- reverberar, resonar<BR><BR> <B> RESOURCE</B> -- remedie, ressurse, expediente<BR><BR> <B> RESOURCEFUL</B> -- ingeniosi<BR><BR> <B> RESPECT</B> -- n. respecte (-ar, -abil, -osi). IN MANY RESPECTS: in mani concernenties. IN THAT ~: in ti egarde. WITH ~ TO: con egard a, pri, concernent<BR><BR> <B> RESPECTIVE</B> -- relativ, propri<BR><BR> <B> RESPIRE</B> -- respirar (-ation, -atori)<BR><BR> <B> RESPITE</B> -- r&eacute;spit; pause, suspension, mora<BR><BR> <B> RESPLENDENT</B> -- splendent, brilliant<BR><BR> <B> RESPOND</B> -- responDer, replicar<BR><BR> <B> RESPONDENT</B> -- respondente<BR><BR> <B> RESPONSE</B> -- ~ (-abil, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> RESPONSIBLE, TO BE</B> -- * responsar<BR><BR> <B> RESPONSORY</B> -- responsorie<BR><BR> <B> REST</B> -- repose, pause; (remainder) reste, lu c&eacute;teri; v. reposar; (stay) maner, restar; (lean) apoyar<BR><BR> <B> RESTAURANT</B> -- restorer&iacute;a, restauration<BR><BR> <B> RESTFUL</B> -- tranquil, quiet<BR><BR> <B> RESTITUTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RESTLESS</B> -- inquiet<BR><BR> <B> RESTORE</B> -- restaurar, restituer, retrodar; renovar<BR><BR> <B> RESTRAIN</B> -- represser, refrenar<BR><BR> <B> RESTRICT</B> -- restricter (-ion, -iv), limitar, reducter<BR><BR> <B> RESULT</B> -- v. resultar (-ate, -ant)<BR><BR> <B> RESUME</B> -- resum&eacute;, resumate<BR><BR> <B> RESUME</B> -- reprender, recomensar<BR><BR> <B> RESURRECT</B> -- resurecter (-ion), revivificar, reviventar<BR><BR> <B> RESUSCITATE</B> -- reviventar, revivificar<BR><BR> <B> RETAIL</B> -- vendir in detallie<BR><BR> <B> RETAILER</B> -- detalliante, revenditor<BR><BR> <B> RETAIN</B> -- (re)tener<BR><BR> <B> RETALIATE</B> -- far represalies, payar per li sam monete, revanchar<BR><BR> <B> RETARD</B> -- retardar, alentar, impedir<BR><BR> <B> RETCH</B> -- quasi-vomir<BR><BR> <B> RETENTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RETICENT</B> -- reservat, silentiosi, taciturn<BR><BR> <B> RETICULE</B> -- reticul, rete-sac<BR><BR> <B> RETINA</B> -- retine<BR><BR> <B> RETINUE</B> -- suita<BR><BR> <B> RETIRE</B> -- retirar se, retraer se; (from a Service) quittar li servicie; demissionar<BR><BR> <B> RETIRED</B> -- retirat; emerit<BR><BR> <B> RETIREMENT</B> -- demission, ocie; retirament; solit&aacute;, seclusion<BR><BR> <B> RETIRING</B> -- modest<BR><BR> <B> RETORT</B> -- v. ripostar; n. (chem.) retorte; riposte<BR><BR> <B> RETOUCH</B> -- v. retuchar (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> RETRACE</B> -- retroear<BR><BR> <B> RETRACT</B> -- retraer, retractar, revocar<BR><BR> <B> RETREAT</B> -- n. retraida, retirada; v. retirar se, retraer se<BR><BR> <B> RETRENCH</B> -- restricter li expenses, economisar, limitar<BR><BR> <B> RETRIBUTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RETRIEVE</B> -- reganiar, recuperar, retabliaser<BR><BR> <B> RETRO-</B> -- retro-cession, -gression, -spection<BR><BR> <B> RETURN</B> -- n. retorn, revenida; restitution; v. retornar, revenir; retromisser, redar, retrodar, restituer, rendir; electer. BY ~ OF POST: per retroposta. IN ~: in revancha<BR><BR> <B> REUNION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REUNITE</B> -- reunir<BR><BR> <B> REVEAL</B> -- revelar (-ation), monstrar, decelar<BR><BR> <B> REVEILLE</B> -- revellie<BR><BR> <B> REVEL</B> -- v. festar (-ada), banquettar, regalar se. TO ~ IN: entusiasmar se por<BR><BR> <B> REVELATION</B> -- ~; (Bible) apocalipse<BR><BR> <B> REVENGE</B> -- venjar (-aci); n. revenja, venjament<BR><BR> <B> REVENUE</B> -- reven&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> REVERBERATE</B> -- reverberar (-ation), resonar<BR><BR> <B> REVERE</B> -- reverer (-end)<BR><BR> <B> REVERENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> REVERIE</B> -- reverie<BR><BR> <B> REVERSAL</B> -- inversion, reversion<BR><BR> <B> REVERSE</B> -- defete; (side) reverse; (opposite) lu oposit, contrarie; v. reversar; revocar, reverTer<BR><BR> <B> REVERSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> REVERT</B> -- reverTer (-sibil)<BR><BR> <B> REVIEW</B> -- (troops) inspecter, reviser (-ion); (the past) retrospecter, far rev&uacute;e de; (books etc.) recenser (-ion, -or); n. (periodical) rev&uacute;e<BR><BR> <B> REVILE</B> -- insultar, injuriar; defamar<BR><BR> <B> REVISE</B> -- reviser (-ion), amendar<BR><BR> <B> REVIVAL</B> -- renascentie, retorn del vive; reviventation<BR><BR> <B> REVIVE</B> -- reviventar, revivificar; restorar<BR><BR> <B> REVOKE</B> -- revocar (-ation); (at cards) ne observar li suita<BR><BR> <B> REVOLT</B> -- rebeller (-ion), insurecter; (sicken) nausear, revulser<BR><BR> <B> REVOLTING</B> -- degustant, revulsiv, nauseativ REVOLUTION: ~ (-ari, -ario)<BR><BR> <B> REVOLVE</B> -- revoluer, rotar, girar; meditar<BR><BR> <B> REVOLVER</B> -- rev&oacute;lver<BR><BR> <B> REVUE</B> -- revue; inspection<BR><BR> <B> REVULSION</B> -- ~, aversion, reaction subit<BR><BR> <B> REWARD</B> -- n. recompense (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> RHAPSODY</B> -- rapsodie<BR><BR> <B> RHEOSTAT</B> -- reostate<BR><BR> <B> RHETORIC</B> -- retorica (-al, -astro)<BR><BR> <B> RHETORICAL</B> -- retoric (-o)<BR><BR> <B> RHEUMATIC</B> -- reumatic<BR><BR> <B> RHEUMATISM</B> -- reumatisme<BR><BR> <B> RHINOCEROS</B> -- rin&oacute;cero, nasecorn<BR><BR> <B> RHODIUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RHODODENDRON</B> -- rodod&eacute;ndron<BR><BR> <B> RHOMBUS</B> -- rombe (-oid)<BR><BR> <B> RHUBARB</B> -- rubarbe<BR><BR> <B> RHYME</B> -- rim (-ar, -arium, -ero, -astro)<BR><BR> <B> RHYTHM</B> -- ritme (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> RIB</B> -- coste (-al)<BR><BR> <B> RIBALD</B> -- obscen<BR><BR> <B> RIBBON</B> -- bande; (typewriter ~) color-bande<BR><BR> <B> RICE</B> -- ris. ~ PLANTATION: risiera<BR><BR> <B> RICH</B> -- ~ (-esse); fertil, sumptuosi, opulent<BR><BR> <B> RICK</B> -- fen-piramide<BR><BR> <B> RICKETS</B> -- rachite (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> RICOCHET</B> -- n. ricochette (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> RID</B> -- a. liberat, debarassat; v. liberar (se), desembarassar (se) de<BR><BR> <B> RIDDLE</B> -- n. enigma, r&eacute;bus; (sieve) cribelle (-ar); (with shot) perforar<BR><BR> <B> RIDE</B> -- promenar a cavalle, cavalcar; (in vehicle) vehicular; (~ at anchor) flottar ye ancre; n. promena (-ada); cavalca<BR><BR> <B> RIDER</B> -- cavalcator; (to a will) codicille<BR><BR> <B> RIDGE</B> -- creste, sulca, ruga, dorse<BR><BR> <B> RIDICULE</B> -- v. deriDer (-sion), ridicular, mocar<BR><BR> <B> RIDICULOUS</B> -- ridicul, absurd<BR><BR> <B> RIDING-SCHOOL</B> -- manege<BR><BR> <B> RIPE</B> -- prevalent, reyent, luxuriant<BR><BR> <B> RIPP-RAPF</B> -- canallia<BR><BR> <B> RIPLE</B> -- carabine (-ero), fusil. RIPLE-BUTTS: para-balles; v. spoliar, traserchar<BR><BR> <B> RIPT</B> -- fensura, fissura<BR><BR> <B> RIG</B> -- v. taclar<BR><BR> <B> RIGGING</B> -- taclage, cordage<BR><BR> <B> RIGHT</B> -- a. ver, just; (straight) rect; corect; (- hand) dextri: n. jure; justicie; rason; rectit&aacute;. ON THE ~: a dextre; v. rectificar; (set upright) erecter, stantar<BR><BR> <B> RIGHTANGLE</B> -- rectangul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> RIGHTEOUS</B> -- vertuosi, sant, honest<BR><BR> <B> RIGHTPUL</B> -- legitim, just, ver<BR><BR> <B> RIGID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;); severi, &iacute;nflexibil<BR><BR> <B> RIGMAROLE</B> -- galimatias<BR><BR> <B> RIGOUR</B> -- rigore (-osi), severit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> RILE</B> -- iritar, vexar<BR><BR> <B> RIM</B> -- borde; (of wheel) felga<BR><BR> <B> RIME</B> -- pruine, gela crinosi<BR><BR> <B> RIND</B> -- cruste, pelle, cortice<BR><BR> <B> RING</B> -- n. anelle; circul; (sport) arena. THERE'S A ~ AT THE DOOR: on sona; v. (bell) sonar, tintinar; (encompass) circumdar; assediar; (echo) resonar<BR><BR> <B> RINGLEADER</B> -- ductor (chef) de banda<BR><BR> <B> RINGLET</B> -- bucle<BR><BR> <B> RINGWORM</B> -- tinea (tonsural)<BR><BR> <B> RINK</B> -- patinatoria, patiner&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> RINSE</B> -- rinsar (-allia)<BR><BR> <B> RIOT</B> -- n. tumultu (-ar), excesse, des&oacute;rdine; orgie; v. insurecter (-ion). TO RUN ~: turbulear<BR><BR> <B> RIOTOUS</B> -- tumultuosi, seditiosi RIP: v. lacerar<BR><BR> <B> RIPARIAN</B> -- riveran, rivari<BR><BR> <B> RIPE</B> -- matur (-ar, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> RIPPLE</B> -- v. undettear<BR><BR> <B> RISE</B> -- n. ascension, or&iacute;gine; clive; avansament. TO GIVE ~ TO: causar, nascentar; v. ascenDer, turrear; levar se; augmentar se<BR><BR> <B> RISIBLE</B> -- risibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> RISING</B> -- insurection, rebellion; (of sun) ascension<BR><BR> <B> RISK</B> -- n. risca (-ar), hasarde (-ar), dangere<BR><BR> <B> RISSOLE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RITE</B> -- ritu (-al, -ale, -alisme)<BR><BR> <B> RIVAL</B> -- rivale (-isar), concurrente<BR><BR> <B> RIVER</B> -- rivere, fluvie<BR><BR> <B> RIVET</B> -- rivete (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> RIVULET</B> -- riverette<BR><BR> <B> ROACH</B> -- ray<BR><BR> <B> ROAD</B> -- strade, via; rute; (naut.) rade.<BR><BR> <B> ROADSIDE</B> -- margine<BR><BR> <B> ROAM</B> -- migrar, vagar<BR><BR> <B> ROAN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ROAR</B> -- v. muir, rugir (-ida); (of applause etc.) eclate<BR><BR> <B> ROAST</B> -- v. rostar, grillar; (coffee) torrefacter<BR><BR> <B> ROASTBEEF</B> -- rostbif<BR><BR> <B> ROB</B> -- raubar; deprivar; (steal from) furter<BR><BR> <B> ROBBER</B> -- furtero, furtard, raubero<BR><BR> <B> ROBBERY</B> -- raube, furte<BR><BR> <B> ROBE</B> -- ~; (official gown) talare; v. vestir<BR><BR> <B> ROBIN</B> -- rubicol, rubi-p&eacute;ctore<BR><BR> <B> ROBUST</B> -- ~, vigorosi<BR><BR> <B> ROCK</B> -- rocca (-osi), petre. ~OIL: petroleo; v. balansar; lullar ROCKET: rakete, roquette<BR><BR> <B> ROCOCO</B> -- rococo<BR><BR> <B> ROD</B> -- verge; (fishing) canne a piscar; (mech.) bielle<BR><BR> <B> RODENT</B> -- n. rodente, rosor<BR><BR> <B> ROE</B> -- (female deer) cerva; (of fish) pisc-oves. ROEBUCK: capreolo<BR><BR> <B> ROGUE</B> -- rascale, fripon; fraudero; vagabunde<BR><BR> <B> ROGUISH</B> -- petulant, jocaci<BR><BR> <B> ROLE</B> -- rol<BR><BR> <B> ROLL</B> -- v. rular, voluer. TO ~ UP: involuer, inballar; (pastry) platrular; n. rulage; liste, registre; (of bread) panette<BR><BR> <B> ROLLER</B> -- rul; cilindre (de jardin)<BR><BR> <B> ROLLING</B> -- (waves) undeant, undatri<BR><BR> <B> ROLLING-MILL</B> -- laminer&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> ROMANCE</B> -- (literary) roman; (mus.) romance; fabul; a. (language) romanic; v. fabular<BR><BR> <B> ROMANISE</B> -- romanisar<BR><BR> <B> ROMANTIC</B> -- a. ~<BR><BR> <B> ROMP</B> -- bruosi lude<BR><BR> <B> RONDEAU</B> -- rondo<BR><BR> <B> ROOP</B> -- tecte, tegment (-ar, -ero, -age); (of mouth; p&aacute;late<BR><BR> <B> ROOK</B> -- cornille; (Chess) turre<BR><BR> <B> ROOM</B> -- sala, chambre, c&aacute;mera; (space) spacie<BR><BR> <B> ROOMY</B> -- spaciosi, vast,; ampli<BR><BR> <B> ROOST</B> -- galliniere<BR><BR> <B> ROOT</B> -- n. radica; or&iacute;gine, fonte; v. (in)radicar. TO ~ OUT: eradicar, extirpar<BR><BR> <B> ROPE</B> -- n. corde, fune. ROPEYARD: corderia; v. fixar o ligar per corde<BR><BR> <B> RORQUAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ROSARY</B> -- rosarium<BR><BR> <B> ROSE</B> -- ~ (-ette). ROSEBUSH: rosiero; (of watering-can) aspersette<BR><BR> <B> ROSEATE</B> -- rosi, rosatri<BR><BR> <B> ROSEMARY</B> -- rosmarine<BR><BR> <B> ROSETTE</B> -- ~, cocarde<BR><BR> <B> ROSIN</B> -- resine, colofonie<BR><BR> <B> ROSTER</B> -- liste de dejoras<BR><BR> <B> ROSTRUM</B> -- tribune, estrade<BR><BR> <B> ROSY</B> -- rubi, roscolori, ros-rubi<BR><BR> <B> ROT</B> -- v. putrir (-ition, -ificar); n. (nonsense) nonsense<BR><BR> <B> ROTA</B> -- liste de dejoras<BR><BR> <B> ROTARY</B> -- rotatori<BR><BR> <B> ROTATE</B> -- rotar (-ator), girar, tornar se<BR><BR> <B> ROTATION</B> -- ~, succession<BR><BR> <B> ROTE</B> -- BY ~: per memorie<BR><BR> <B> ROTTEN</B> -- putrid<BR><BR> <B> ROTUND</B> -- rond<BR><BR> <B> ROTUNDA</B> -- rotunde<BR><BR> <B> ROUE</B> -- debochon<BR><BR> <B> ROUGE</B> -- n. farde, rubi crayon<BR><BR> <B> ROUGH</B> -- violent; brusqui; &iacute;npolit, rud; (not smooth) aspri; (approximate) aproximativ; (hoarse) rauc<BR><BR> <B> ROUGHLY</B> -- circa, aproximativmen; brusquimen, violentmen<BR><BR> <B> ROULETTE</B> -- rulette<BR><BR> <B> ROUND</B> -- a. rond, circulari, sferic. ALL THE YEAR ~: li tot annu. TO GO ~: rotar, girar, tornar se; suficer por omnes; v. arondar; n. ronde, circul; (of ladder) scalun; (applause) salve<BR><BR> <B> ROUNDABOUT</B> -- a. indirect; ad. circa; n. carruselle<BR><BR> <B> ROUNDEL</B> -- rondelle<BR><BR> <B> ROUSE</B> -- avigilar, alarmar; incitar<BR><BR> <B> ROUT</B> -- des&oacute;rdine, fugida; defete; (mil.) derute; v. derutar<BR><BR> <B> ROUTE</B> -- rute, via<BR><BR> <B> ROUTINE</B> -- rutine (-ari, -al)<BR><BR> <B> ROVE</B> -- inigrar, vagar<BR><BR> <B> ROW</B> -- n. (line) range, file, linea; colonne; (noise) clamore, bruida; querelle; v. remar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> ROWAN</B> -- sorbe<BR><BR> <B> ROWDY</B> -- a. bruosi, tumultuosi; n. tumultuon<BR><BR> <B> ROWLOCK</B> -- tolette<BR><BR> <B> ROYAL</B> -- reyal (-ist, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> ROYALTY</B> -- dignit&aacute; reyal, soveranit&aacute;; (on a book etc.; tantieme<BR><BR> <B> RUB</B> -- v. frottar, fricter. ~ OUT: efaciar<BR><BR> <B> RUBBER</B> -- cautchuc; gumme. ~ BAND: cautchuclace<BR><BR> <B> RUBBISH</B> -- escombre, jettallia; (exclam.) nonsens!<BR><BR> <B> RUBBLE</B> -- fragmentallia, murallia<BR><BR> <B> RUBESCENT</B> -- rubijant<BR><BR> <B> RUBRIC</B> -- rubrica<BR><BR> <B> RUBY</B> -- n. rubine; a. (colour) rubi<BR><BR> <B> RUCHE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RUCK UT</B> -- frossar<BR><BR> <B> RUDDER</B> -- timon, stir<BR><BR> <B> RUDDY</B> -- rubatri<BR><BR> <B> RUDE</B> -- rud, &iacute;ncivil, &iacute;ncult, &iacute;npolit, crud, descortesi, impertinent<BR><BR> <B> RUDIMENT</B> -- ~ (-al, -ari)<BR><BR> <B> RUE</B> -- lamentar, regretar; n. (bot.) ruta<BR><BR> <B> RUEFUL</B> -- morni, trist<BR><BR> <B> RUFF</B> -- colarette<BR><BR> <B> RUFFIAN</B> -- rixard, bandite<BR><BR> <B> RUFFLE</B> -- v. frossar; desordinar; (discompose) detranquilisar; n. manchette; jabot<BR><BR> <B> RUG</B> -- tapisse; (cloth) lan-covritura<BR><BR> <B> RUGATE</B> -- rugat, rugosi<BR><BR> <B> RUGGED</B> -- aspri, sulcosi<BR><BR> <B> RUIN</B> -- ruine (-osi), perition; v. ruinar, damagear; desolar<BR><BR> <B> RULE</B> -- regul, norme; (regulation) regulament; (for lines), lineale; (of king etc.) regne, regnantie. AS A ~: generalmen, in general; v. guvernar; (establish, lay down) statuer; (line) linear. TO ~ OUT: excluder<BR><BR> <B> RULER</B> -- guvernator; (instrument) mesurette, lineale<BR><BR> <B> RUM</B> -- n. ~; a. strangi, bizarri<BR><BR> <B> RUMBA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> RUMBLE</B> -- v. rul-sonar<BR><BR> <B> RUMINATE</B> -- v. ruminar (-ant, -ation) , meditar<BR><BR> <B> RUMIAGE</B> -- traserchar<BR><BR> <B> RUMOUR</B> -- fama, rumore. IT IS RUMOURED: on di que<BR><BR> <B> RUMP</B> -- fesse<BR><BR> <B> RUMPLE</B> -- frossar<BR><BR> <B> RUN 1.|RUN</B> -- v. currer; (fluids) fluer; (of ulcer) supurar.<BR><BR> <B> TO RUN ACROSS|RUN</B> -- incontrar.<BR><BR> <B> RUN AWAY|RUN</B> -- fugir; (water) defluer.<BR><BR> <B> RUN INTO|RUN</B> -- colider con.<BR><BR> <B> RUN SHORT OF|RUN</B> -- ne plu haver, mancar. I AM RUNNING SHORT OF PAPER: mi provision de paper es presc exhaustet.<BR><BR> <B> RUN OVER|RUN</B> -- debordar, superfluer; (vehicle) super-currer.<BR><BR> <B> RUN UP AGAINST|RUN</B> -- chocar se contra, incontrar;<BR><BR> <B> RUN 2.|RUN</B> -- n. curse, currida. THE ~ OF A PLACE: &iacute;nimpedit accesse<BR><BR> <B> RUNAWAY</B> -- fugitor, desertor, fugitivo<BR><BR> <B> RUNE</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> RUNG</B> -- n. scalun<BR><BR> <B> RUNNER</B> -- currero; (mech.) glissuore; (of plant) sarment (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> RUNNING</B> -- THREE DAYS ~: tri dies successiv men<BR><BR> <B> RUPTURE</B> -- v. rupter; n. ruptura, hernie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> RURAL</B> -- ~, rustic<BR><BR> <B> RUSE</B> -- astutie, ruse, tric<BR><BR> <B> RUSH</B> -- v. hastar; (- at) jettar se vers (contra), precipitar se, adcurrer impetuosimen; n. hastada; (reed) c&aacute;rex<BR><BR> <B> RUSSET</B> -- ross<BR><BR> <B> RUSSIA LEATHER</B> -- yufte<BR><BR> <B> RUST</B> -- oxide (-ar se, -at), ferruine<BR><BR> <B> RUSTIC</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;), rural; (person) rustico, provincialo<BR><BR> <B> RUSTLE</B> -- frufrutar<BR><BR> <B> RUT</B> -- rot-sulca, carril<BR><BR> <B> RUTHLESS</B> -- &iacute;nhuman, sin campatiment<BR><BR> <B> RYE</B> -- secale<BR><BR> 964 4213 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue s]] moved to [[english-Interlingue s]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> SABBATH</B> -- s&aacute;bbat; (Sunday) soled&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> SABLE</B> -- a. nigri; n. z&oacute;bol<BR><BR> <B> SABOT</B> -- lignin sapate<BR><BR> <B> SABOTAGE</B> -- v. sabotar (-age)<BR><BR> <B> SABRE</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SACCHARINE</B> -- sacarine<BR><BR> <B> SACERDOTAL</B> -- ~ (-isme)<BR><BR> <B> SACK</B> -- n. sac (-ada). SACK-CLOTH: sacco; v. pilliar; (dismiss) desemployar, desingagear, demisser<BR><BR> <B> SACKING</B> -- sac-linage<BR><BR> <B> SACRAMENT</B> -- ~ (-al). TO ADMINISTER THE ~: comunier<BR><BR> <B> SACRED</B> -- sacri, sant<BR><BR> <B> SACRIFICE</B> -- n. sacrificie (-al); v. sacrificar (-ator), imolar<BR><BR> <B> SACRILEGE</B> -- sacrilegie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> SACRISTAN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SACRISTY</B> -- sacristia<BR><BR> <B> SACROSANCT</B> -- sacro-sant<BR><BR> <B> SAD</B> -- trist (-esse), morni; (grievous) grav<BR><BR> <B> SADDEN</B> -- atristar<BR><BR> <B> SADDLE</B> -- sedle (-ar, -ero, -er&iacute;a); v. (burden) chargear<BR><BR> <B> SAFE</B> -- a. salv, secur, &iacute;nnocet, in bon statu, in bon standa; n. mon&eacute;-scaf, garda-mon&eacute;; (food) garda-manjage<BR><BR> <B> SAFEGUARD</B> -- precaution<BR><BR> <B> SAFFRON</B> -- safran<BR><BR> <B> SAG</B> -- pender lax<BR><BR> <B> SAGA</B> -- ~, legende<BR><BR> <B> SAGACIOUS</B> -- sagaci (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SAGE</B> -- a. sagi (-t&aacute;); n. sagio; (bot.) salvia<BR><BR> <B> SAGO</B> -- ~ (-palme)<BR><BR> <B> SAIL</B> -- n. segle (-ar, -ero, -ation, -ator); (journey) passage; v. navigar<BR><BR> <B> SAILOR</B> -- marinero<BR><BR> <B> SAINFOIN</B> -- esparsette<BR><BR> <B> SAINT</B> -- santo (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SAKE</B> -- FOR THE ~ OF: pro, por, pro egarde a<BR><BR> <B> SALAD</B> -- salade (-iere)<BR><BR> <B> SAL-AMMONIAC</B> -- sal-amoniac<BR><BR> <B> SALAMANDER</B> -- salamandre<BR><BR> <B> SALARY</B> -- salarie (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SALE</B> -- vende, rendition, vendida; realisation<BR><BR> <B> SALESMAN</B> -- venditor<BR><BR> <B> SALIENT</B> -- ~, prominent<BR><BR> <B> SALINE</B> -- a. salin<BR><BR> <B> SALIVA</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SALLOW</B> -- a. pallid, yelb; n. salice<BR><BR> <B> SALLY</B> -- n. curr-atacca; (of wit) espritosit&aacute;; v. surtir<BR><BR> <B> SALMON</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SALOON</B> -- (room) sala, salon<BR><BR> <B> SALT</B> -- a. salosi, salat, salin; n. sale (-ar, -iere, -iera); v. (in)salar, marinar<BR><BR> <B> SALTPETRE</B> -- salpetre, nitre<BR><BR> <B> SALUBRIOUS</B> -- salubri (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SALUTARY</B> -- util, salutari<BR><BR> <B> SALUTE</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SALVAGE</B> -- ~; v. salvagear<BR><BR> <B> SALVATION</B> -- ~ (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> SALVE</B> -- unguente (-ar), balsam<BR><BR> <B> SALVO</B> -- salve<BR><BR> <B> SAME</B> -- sam, identic<BR><BR> <B> SAMOVAR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SAMPLE</B> -- specimen, mustre, exemplare; v. provar, mustrar<BR><BR> <B> SANATORIUM</B> -- sanatoria<BR><BR> <B> SANCTIFY</B> -- santificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SANCTIMONIOUS</B> -- hipocritic, piachi<BR><BR> <B> SANCTION</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SANCTITY</B> -- santit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> SANCTUARY</B> -- santuarium; (refuge) asil<BR><BR> <B> SAND</B> -- n. sable, sand (-i, -osi, -banca, -riff)<BR><BR> <B> SANDAL</B> -- sandale; (tree) santale<BR><BR> <B> SANDSTONE</B> -- sable-petre<BR><BR> <B> SANDWICH</B> -- sandwich. ~MAN: porta-afiche<BR><BR> <B> SANE</B> -- de san sp&iacute;ritu, de san mente<BR><BR> <B> SANGFROID</B> -- aplombe, sangue frigid<BR><BR> <B> SANGUINARY</B> -- sanguinari<BR><BR> <B> SANGUINE</B> -- sanguin, optimistic<BR><BR> <B> SANITARY</B> -- sanitari, salubri<BR><BR> <B> SANITATION</B> -- higiene<BR><BR> <B> SANITY</B> -- sanit&aacute; mental<BR><BR> <B> SAP</B> -- n. succ (-osi); v. subminar, sappar (-ero); exhauster<BR><BR> <B> SAPIENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> SAPLING</B> -- arborelle, yun &aacute;rbor<BR><BR> <B> SAPONACIOUS</B> -- saponatri<BR><BR> <B> SAPPER</B> -- sappero<BR><BR> <B> SAPPHIRE</B> -- safire<BR><BR> <B> SARABAND</B> -- sarabande<BR><BR> <B> SARACEN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SARCASM</B> -- sarcasme<BR><BR> <B> SARCASTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SARCOPHAGUS</B> -- sarcofago<BR><BR> <B> SARDINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SARDONIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SARGASSO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SARTORIAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SASH</B> -- charpe; (of window) cadre fenestral<BR><BR> <B> SATAN</B> -- satano (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> SATCHEL</B> -- porta-folie, paperiere<BR><BR> <B> SATE, SATIATE</B> -- * satiar (-abil)<BR><BR> <B> SATELLITE</B> -- satelite<BR><BR> <B> SATIETY</B> -- satiet&aacute;, satie<BR><BR> <B> SATIN</B> -- satine<BR><BR> <B> SATIRE</B> -- ~ (-ic, -ist, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> SATISFIED</B> -- content, satisfat; convictet; (of apetite) sat<BR><BR> <B> SATISFY</B> -- satisfar (-ation, -ant, -atori), contentar<BR><BR> <B> SATURATE</B> -- saturar (-ation, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SATURATED</B> -- satur<BR><BR> <B> SATURDAY</B> -- saturd&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> SATYR</B> -- satiro<BR><BR> <B> SAUCE</B> -- ~ (-iere); impertinentie<BR><BR> <B> SAUCEPAN</B> -- casserol<BR><BR> <B> SAUCER</B> -- subtasse<BR><BR> <B> SAUCY</B> -- impertinent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> SAUERKRAUT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SAUNTER</B> -- ear lentmen, vagar, flanar<BR><BR> <B> SAUSAGE</B> -- salsice<BR><BR> <B> SAVAGE</B> -- a. &iacute;ncult, savagi (-t&aacute;, -er&iacute;e), feroci, barbaric; n. savagio, barbaro<BR><BR> <B> SAVE</B> -- v. (rescue) salvar; (economise) sparniar, economisar; (keep) conservar; reservar; (protect) gardar; (prevent) preventer: prep. except(et); conj. except(et)<BR><BR> <B> SAVELOY</B> -- cervelate<BR><BR> <B> SAVINGS</B> -- sparniage, sparniament<BR><BR> <B> SAVIOUR</B> -- Salvator<BR><BR> <B> SAVOUR</B> -- n. sapore (-osi); v. savurar; (~ of) saper<BR><BR> <B> SAVOURY</B> -- a. (spiced) spiceat<BR><BR> <B> SAW</B> -- n. sega (-er&iacute;a); (saying) aforisme. SAWDUST: segallia. SAWING-TRESTLE: seguore; v. segar<BR><BR> <B> SAXIFRAGE</B> -- saxifraga<BR><BR> <B> SAXOPHONE</B> -- saxofon<BR><BR> <B> SAY</B> -- dir. THAT IS TO ~: a saver<BR><BR> <B> SAYING</B> -- sententie, aforisme<BR><BR> <B> SCAB</B> -- cruste; (disease) scabie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> SCABBARD</B> -- espadiere, foderale, porta-espade<BR><BR> <B> SCABIES</B> -- scabie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> SCABIOUS</B> -- (bot.) scabiose<BR><BR> <B> SCAFFOLD</B> -- scafote (-age)<BR><BR> <B> SCAFFOLDING</B> -- scafalde<BR><BR> <B> SCALD</B> -- v. scaldar<BR><BR> <B> SCALE</B> -- n. (grade) gradu; (graduated range) scale: (mus.) gamme; (of charges) tarif; (~pan) platil de balancie; (of animals) squame (-osi); v. climbar; (with ladders) scaladar; (peel off) desquamar<BR><BR> <B> SCALES</B> -- balancie<BR><BR> <B> SCALLOP</B> -- feston; (mollusc) p&eacute;ctine<BR><BR> <B> SCALP</B> -- ~ (-ar, -el)<BR><BR> <B> SCAMP</B> -- rascale, vale-nec&oacute;s; v. laborachar<BR><BR> <B> SCAMPER</B> -- hastar<BR><BR> <B> SCAN</B> -- scanDer (-sion); examinar<BR><BR> <B> SCANDAL</B> -- scandale (-isar, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> SCANT(Y)</B> -- * scarsi, insuficent, rar; v. usar mesquinmen<BR><BR> <B> SCAPEGOAT</B> -- expiator, peccon<BR><BR> <B> SCAPULA</B> -- scapul (-arie)<BR><BR> <B> SCAR</B> -- cicatre (-isar)<BR><BR> <B> SCARAB</B> -- scarab&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> SCARCE</B> -- scarsi (-t&aacute;), rar<BR><BR> <B> SCARCELY</B> -- apen<BR><BR> <B> SCARE</B> -- v. terrer, far fugir; n. panica<BR><BR> <B> SCARECROW</B> -- para-avie<BR><BR> <B> SCARF</B> -- charpe<BR><BR> <B> SCARIFY</B> -- scarificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SCARLET</B> -- scarlat. ~ FEVER: febre scarlatin, scarlatine<BR><BR> <B> SCARP</B> -- scarpe (-at)<BR><BR> <B> SCATHING</B> -- anihilant, aplastant<BR><BR> <B> SCATTER</B> -- disperser, disjettar, dissemar<BR><BR> <B> SCAVENGER</B> -- balayero, escombrero<BR><BR> <B> SCENE</B> -- ~ (-ic); (view) perspective. BEHIND THE SCENES: detra li culisse<BR><BR> <B> SCENERY</B> -- (theatre) deoorationes; scener&iacute;e; (landscape) paisage<BR><BR> <B> SCENT</B> -- n. odore (-ar), parf&uacute;m (-ar); (hunting) flare (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SCEPTIC</B> -- sceptico<BR><BR> <B> SCEPTICAL</B> -- sceptic (-isme)<BR><BR> <B> SCEPTRE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SCHEDULE</B> -- liste, formulare, tabelle, cedul<BR><BR> <B> SCHEME</B> -- schema (-tic), plan, projecte; v. projector, conspirar, intrigar<BR><BR> <B> SCHISM</B> -- schisma (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> SCHIST</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SCHOLAR</B> -- elev (-a, -o) , scolero; docte, erudito. ~SHIP: stipendie; erudition<BR><BR> <B> SCHOLARLY</B> -- erudit<BR><BR> <B> SCHOLASTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SCHOOL</B> -- scole; (building) scola, educatoria. ~FELLOW: conscolero. ~MASTER: mastre, principale, pedagogo<BR><BR> <B> SCHOONER</B> -- scune<BR><BR> <B> SCIATICA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SCIENCE</B> -- scientie (-al, -ic, -ist, -ific)<BR><BR> <B> SCIMITAR</B> -- cimeterre<BR><BR> <B> SCINTILLATE</B> -- scintillar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SCISSORS</B> -- cisores, cisette, tondette<BR><BR> <B> SCOFF</B> -- deriDer, mocar<BR><BR> <B> SCOLD</B> -- v. insultar, injuriar, reprimandar<BR><BR> <B> SCOOP</B> -- haustor, palla; v. hauster, excavar<BR><BR> <B> SCOPE</B> -- oportunit&aacute;; cadre, camp de action; (aim) scope<BR><BR> <B> SCORBUTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SCORCH</B> -- ustular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SCORE</B> -- (notch) incision; cause, motive; (games) calcul, conte; (twenty) duantene; (mus.) partitura. ON THAT ~: pro ti motive; v. inciser; (games) marcar; ganiar puntes<BR><BR> <B> SCORIA</B> -- scorie (-atri, -ificar)<BR><BR> <B> SCORN</B> -- n. despecte (-er), desestima (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SCORNFUL</B> -- despectent<BR><BR> <B> SCORPION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SCOT FREE, TO GET OFF</B> -- * escapar sin v&uacute;lneres<BR><BR> <B> SCOUNDREL</B> -- rascale, fripon, furbe<BR><BR> <B> SCOUR</B> -- terger, scurar; (a district) tracurrer, traversar<BR><BR> <B> SCOURGE</B> -- n. knute (-ar), flagelle<BR><BR> <B> SCOUT</B> -- n. ~ (-isme); v. deriDer, repulser<BR><BR> <B> SCOWL</B> -- menaciar per li regarde<BR><BR> <B> SCRAGGY</B> -- magri<BR><BR> <B> SCRAMBLE</B> -- v. (climb) grimpar; n. lucte, confusion<BR><BR> <B> SCRAP</B> -- n. pezze, fragment. ~IRON: ferrallia<BR><BR> <B> SCRAPE</B> -- v. scrappar (-allia); n. embarasse, desfacilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> SCRAPER</B> -- scrappuore, scrappette. MUDSCRAPER: demuddator<BR><BR> <B> SCRATCH</B> -- v. grattar. ~ OUT: forstrecar<BR><BR> <B> SCRAWL</B> -- v. scriachar<BR><BR> <B> SCREAM</B> -- v. criar, yellar, strider<BR><BR> <B> SCREEN</B> -- n. ecran, scren. WIND~: para-vente; v. (shield) protector<BR><BR> <B> SCREW</B> -- n. scruv (-ar); (of ship) helice; v. (twist) torDer<BR><BR> <B> SCREW-DRIVER</B> -- tira-scruv, scruv-tornator<BR><BR> <B> SCREW-JACK</B> -- cric<BR><BR> <B> SCRIBBLE</B> -- scriachar<BR><BR> <B> SCRIPT</B> -- scrite, scritura<BR><BR> <B> SCRIPTURE</B> -- bible, sant scritura<BR><BR> <B> SCROFULA</B> -- scroful (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> SCROLL</B> -- n. cartuche; paper-volute, rule<BR><BR> <B> SCRUB</B> -- v. lav-brossar, terger, scurar; n. (underwood) arbustallia<BR><BR> <B> SCRUPLE</B> -- scrupul (-osi, -osit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SCRUTINISE</B> -- examinar (-ator)<BR><BR> <B> SCRUTINY</B> -- scrutine<BR><BR> <B> SCUFFLE</B> -- v. rixar, interluctar; (feet) acrappar per li pedes; n. mel&eacute;, rixe<BR><BR> <B> SCULL</B> -- n. rem (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SCULLERY</B> -- lavatoria, rinsatoria; cocinatoria<BR><BR> <B> SCULPTOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SCULPTURE</B> -- v. sculpter (-ura). ~ GALLERY: gliptoteca<BR><BR> <B> SCUM</B> -- n. ~ (-osi), sediment; canallia; a. vil<BR><BR> <B> SCURF</B> -- n. squame (del scalpe); furfure<BR><BR> <B> SCURRILOUS</B> -- vil, calumniosi, scuril<BR><BR> <B> SCURVY</B> -- a. vil, bass; n. scorbute<BR><BR> <B> SCUTTLE</B> -- n. (coal~) carboniere; v. sabordar, submerser; (run off) forcurrer<BR><BR> <B> SCYTHE</B> -- n. falce (-ear)<BR><BR> <B> SEA</B> -- mare, ocean; multit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> SEA GREEN</B> -- * glaucom<BR><BR> <B> SEA-GULL</B> -- movette<BR><BR> <B> SEAL</B> -- n. cane marin, foca; (impression) sigille (-ar); v. (letters) cluder<BR><BR> <B> SEALING-WAX</B> -- sigill-cire<BR><BR> <B> SEAM</B> -- sutura; (of minerals) strate, vene<BR><BR> <B> SEAMAN</B> -- marinero<BR><BR> <B> SEANCE</B> -- session<BR><BR> <B> SEA-MEW</B> -- movette<BR><BR> <B> SEAR</B> -- v. cauterisar<BR><BR> <B> SEARCH</B> -- v. serchar, examinar; (leg.) perquisir<BR><BR> <B> SEARCHING</B> -- penetrant<BR><BR> <B> SEARCHLIGHT</B> -- projector<BR><BR> <B> SEASIDE</B> -- marborde, plage<BR><BR> <B> SEASICKNESS</B> -- male de mare<BR><BR> <B> SEASON</B> -- n. seson; v. condimentar, spicear<BR><BR> <B> SEASONING</B> -- condiment<BR><BR> <B> SEASONABLE</B> -- oportun, secun seson<BR><BR> <B> SEAT</B> -- n. sede, stul, banca; v. sedentar<BR><BR> <B> SEA-URCHIN</B> -- ursine<BR><BR> <B> SEA-WEED</B> -- alga<BR><BR> <B> SEBACIOUS</B> -- sebosi, sebic<BR><BR> <B> SECEDE</B> -- retraer se; dissider (-ente)<BR><BR> <B> SECLUDE</B> -- secluDer (-sion)<BR><BR> <B> SECOND</B> -- a. duesim, secund (-ari); inferiori; n. (of time) seconde; (duel) secundante; v. subtener- secundar<BR><BR> <B> SECONDARY SCHOOL</B> -- lic&eacute;o (-an, -ano)<BR><BR> <B> SECOND-HAND</B> -- de secund manu. ~ DEALER: antiquario<BR><BR> <B> SECRET</B> -- a. ~, ocult, arcan; n. secrete (-esse)<BR><BR> <B> SECRETARY</B> -- secretario (-al)<BR><BR> <B> SECRETE</B> -- secreer (-tion, -tori)<BR><BR> <B> SECT</B> -- secta (-ant,-ari, -ario, -ano)<BR><BR> <B> SECTION</B> -- ~, division, compartiment<BR><BR> <B> SECTOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SECULAR</B> -- profan, seculari (-isar), mundan<BR><BR> <B> SECURE</B> -- a. salv, secur (-it&aacute;); v. securar; obtener; fixar<BR><BR> <B> SECURITY</B> -- securit&aacute;; (leg.) cautela, garant&iacute;e; (bond) obligation<BR><BR> <B> SEDATE</B> -- calm, seren<BR><BR> <B> SEDATIVE</B> -- n. ~<BR><BR> <B> SEDENTARY</B> -- sedentari<BR><BR> <B> SEDGE</B> -- c&aacute;rex<BR><BR> <B> SEDIMENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SEDITION</B> -- ~ (-iosi)<BR><BR> <B> SEDUCE</B> -- seducter (-ion, -or, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> SEDULOUS</B> -- assidui, diligent<BR><BR> <B> SEE</B> -- n. episcopia; v. vider. TO ~ TO: cuidar<BR><BR> <B> SEED</B> -- seme (-ar, -ero), g&eacute;rmine. SEEDSMAN: sem-venditor<BR><BR> <B> SEEK</B> -- serchar; (try) penar, provar<BR><BR> <B> SEEM</B> -- semblar, aparer<BR><BR> <B> SEEMLY</B> -- convenent, decent<BR><BR> <B> SEER</B> -- profete, augur<BR><BR> <B> SEESAW</B> -- n. balansuore, bascul<BR><BR> <B> SEETHE</B> -- brodular, bollir<BR><BR> <B> SEGMENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SEGBEGATE</B> -- isolar, separar<BR><BR> <B> SEISMOLOGIST</B> -- sismologo (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> SEIZE</B> -- capter, capir, inpuniar<BR><BR> <B> SEIZURE</B> -- caption; (illness) atacca<BR><BR> <B> SELDOM</B> -- rarmen, &iacute;nfrequentmen<BR><BR> <B> SELECT</B> -- a. selectet, exquisit; v. selecter (-ion, -iv, -ivit&aacute;, -or)<BR><BR> <B> SELENIUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SELF 1.|SELF</B> -- ~ (-ic); n. ego, natura<BR><BR> <B> SELF 2.|SELF</B> -- ~ASSURANCE: aplombe. ~CONCEITED: vanitosi. ~CONFIDENCE: self-confidentie. ~CONSCIOUS: self-conscient. ~CONTROL: ~, self-domination. ~DENIAL: abnegation. ~EVIDENT: ~. ~GOVERNING: autonom (-ie). ~HELP: self-auxilie. ~INSTRUCTION: ~, autodidactie. ~WILL<BR><BR> <B> SELFISH</B> -- egoistic. ~NESS: egoisme<BR><BR> <B> SELL</B> -- vendir (-itor, -ition)<BR><BR> <B> SEMAPHORE</B> -- semafore<BR><BR> <B> SEMBLANCE</B> -- semblantie, similit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> SEMI-</B> -- semi-circul, -c&oacute;lon etc.<BR><BR> <B> SEMINARY</B> -- seminarie<BR><BR> <B> SEMIQUAVER</B> -- duplic croche<BR><BR> <B> SEMITIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SEMOLINA</B> -- semol<BR><BR> <B> SEMPSTRESS</B> -- sutora<BR><BR> <B> SENATE</B> -- senat (-or)<BR><BR> <B> SEND</B> -- inviar, misser, expedir. TO ~ FOR: far venir. TO ~ ON: transmisser. TO ~ OUT: emisser, dismisser<BR><BR> <B> SENILE</B> -- senil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SENIOR</B> -- a. plu old, senior (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SENSATION</B> -- ~ (-al, -alisme), eclate, sentida<BR><BR> <B> SENSE</B> -- ~, signification; prudentie; (faculty) sensu; v. sentir, percepter<BR><BR> <B> SENSELESS</B> -- absurd; insensat; (unconscious) &iacute;nconscient, &iacute;nsensibil<BR><BR> <B> SENSIBLE</B> -- prudent, inteligent; (able to feel) sensibil; (appreciable) sentibil, perceptibil. TO BE ~ OF: conscier<BR><BR> <B> SENSITIVE</B> -- sensitiv (-it&aacute;), sensibil, impressibil<BR><BR> <B> SENSUAL</B> -- ~ (-ist, -it&aacute;, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> SENSUOUS</B> -- sensual<BR><BR> <B> SENTENCE</B> -- (graram.) frase; (legal) judica ment, sententie; v. condamnar, sententiar<BR><BR> <B> SENTIMENT</B> -- ~ (-al, -alit&aacute;), opinion<BR><BR> <B> SENTINEL, SENTRY</B> -- * sentinelle, posto<BR><BR> <B> SENTRY-BOX</B> -- garite<BR><BR> <B> SEPAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SEPARATE</B> -- a. separat, apart, distint; v. separar (-ation, -ator, -ativ, -abil), desunir, alontanar<BR><BR> <B> SEPIA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SEPTEMBER</B> -- septembre<BR><BR> <B> SEPTENNIAL</B> -- settennial<BR><BR> <B> SEPTIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SEPTUAGENARIAN</B> -- settantario<BR><BR> <B> SEPULCHRE</B> -- tombe, sepulte<BR><BR> <B> SEPULCHRAL</B> -- lugubri, sepultorial<BR><BR> <B> SEQUEL</B> -- continuation, sequent parte<BR><BR> <B> SEQUENCE</B> -- sequentie; serie; &oacute;rdine<BR><BR> <B> SEQUESTRATE</B> -- sequestrar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SEQUOIA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SERAGLIO</B> -- ser&aacute;i<BR><BR> <B> SERAPH</B> -- seraf<BR><BR> <B> SERE</B> -- sicc, marcit, marcid<BR><BR> <B> SERENADE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SERENE</B> -- seren (-it&aacute;), calm<BR><BR> <B> SERF</B> -- servo, servitudario. ~DOM: servitude, servage<BR><BR> <B> SERGE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SERGEANT</B> -- sergente<BR><BR> <B> SERIAL</B> -- a. ~; n. folieton<BR><BR> <B> SERIES</B> -- serie; sequentie<BR><BR> <B> SERIOUS</B> -- seriosi (-t&aacute;), grav<BR><BR> <B> SERMON</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SERPENT</B> -- serpente (-in)<BR><BR> <B> SERRATED</B> -- dentat<BR><BR> <B> SERUM</B> -- ~; (in compounds) sero-<BR><BR> <B> SERVANT</B> -- servitor; domestica (-o)<BR><BR> <B> SERVE</B> -- servir; assister; (to be suitable) convener. IT SERVES HIM RIGHT: it eveni le quo il merite, to es quo il merite<BR><BR> <B> SERVICE</B> -- n. servicie; favore; (set of china) service. TO DO SOMEONE A ~: compleser (-ntie)<BR><BR> <B> SERVICEABLE</B> -- util<BR><BR> <B> SERVIETTE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SERVILE</B> -- servil (-it&aacute;), sclavic<BR><BR> <B> SERVITUDE</B> -- ~, solavit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> SESSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SET 1.|SET</B> -- a. firm, fix, rigid; formal; regulari; obstinat; n. (collection) colection, complement; serie; (of people) clicca; circul, gruppe;<BR><BR> <B> SET 2.|SET</B> -- v. arangear, adaptar, fixar, etablisser; assignar; (of liquids) solidijar; (a limb) remetter; (mount) monter; (with gems) garnir; (place) metter, posir, plazzar; (station) locar, postar; (of sun etc.) descenDer; (type) composter; (clock) ajustar<BR><BR> <B> SET ABOUT</B> -- ataccar; comensar<BR><BR> <B> SET DOWN</B> -- notar, adscrir, atribuer; imputar<BR><BR> <B> SET FORTH</B> -- presentar, exposir, monstrar; departer<BR><BR> <B> SET ON</B> -- incitar, ataccar. ~ FIRE: incendiar; accender<BR><BR> <B> SET OUT</B> -- exposir; comensar: departer, demonstrar<BR><BR> <B> SET TO</B> -- (apply oneself) devoer se, aplicar se<BR><BR> <B> SET UP</B> -- erecter, etablisser; (give rise to) nascentar, causar<BR><BR> <B> SETT</B> -- pave<BR><BR> <B> SETTEE</B> -- sofa<BR><BR> <B> SETTER</B> -- s&eacute;tter<BR><BR> <B> SETTING</B> -- colocation; scene, funde<BR><BR> <B> SETTLE</B> -- v. fixar, arangear; payar; deciDer; (an account) saldar; (sink) afundar; reposar; (territory) colonisar<BR><BR> <B> SETTLED</B> -- tranquil, constant; colonisat<BR><BR> <B> SETTLEMENT</B> -- saldo; arangeament; assignatura; liquidation; (colony) colonia; (subsidence) subsedentie<BR><BR> <B> SEVEN</B> -- sett (-anti, -esim)<BR><BR> <B> SEVEN-SLEEPER</B> -- glire<BR><BR> <B> SEVER</B> -- separar, dejunter, detranchar<BR><BR> <B> SEVERAL</B> -- (in number) pluri, divers, diatint, separat; respectiv. SEVERALLY: individualmen<BR><BR> <B> SEVERE</B> -- severi (-t&aacute;), violent<BR><BR> <B> SEW</B> -- suer (-tion, -tura, -tora)<BR><BR> <B> SEWER</B> -- cloaca<BR><BR> <B> SEWERAGE</B> -- cloacage<BR><BR> <B> SEWING-MACHINE</B> -- su-machine<BR><BR> <B> SEX</B> -- sexu (-al, -alit&aacute;, -alisme)<BR><BR> <B> SEXAGENARIAN</B> -- sixantario<BR><BR> <B> SEXTANT</B> -- sextante<BR><BR> <B> SEXTON</B> -- sacristan<BR><BR> <B> SHABBY</B> -- mesquin, povrachi, perusat<BR><BR> <B> SHACKLE</B> -- n. caten; v. (in)catenar<BR><BR> <B> SHADE</B> -- n. ombre (-ar, -osi, -age); (degree) nuancie (-ar). LAMP ~: covri lampe; (manes) manes<BR><BR> <B> SHADING</B> -- ombration<BR><BR> <B> SHADOW</B> -- ombre; semblantie; v. observar<BR><BR> <B> SHADY</B> -- ombrosi; deshonest, suspectibil<BR><BR> <B> SHAFT</B> -- (arrow) fleche; (of vehicle) timon; (of mine) puteo; (of gun) tube<BR><BR> <B> SHAGGY</B> -- vellut, vellosi<BR><BR> <B> SHAH</B> -- chah<BR><BR> <B> SHAKE</B> -- v. sucusser; (tremble) tremer. TO ~ HANDS: presser li manus<BR><BR> <B> SHAKY</B> -- &iacute;nstabil, labil, chancelant; tremorosi, tremid<BR><BR> <B> SHALE</B> -- (husk) cortice; (Geol.) schist; (gravel) gravie<BR><BR> <B> SHALLOT</B> -- cebulette<BR><BR> <B> SHALLOW</B> -- superficial; &iacute;nprofund; n. bass-funde<BR><BR> <B> SHAM</B> -- a. fals, ne genuin, fictet; v. ficter, simular, pretexter<BR><BR> <B> SHAME</B> -- pudore, honte; desgracie; v. pudentar, deshonorar, hontar<BR><BR> <B> SHAME-FACED</B> -- pudic, confuset, hontosi<BR><BR> <B> SHAMEFUL</B> -- hontosi, infam<BR><BR> <B> SHAMELESS</B> -- impudent, cinic<BR><BR> <B> SHAMPOO</B> -- n. shampun (-ar); v. lavar li cap<BR><BR> <B> SHANK</B> -- gambe, tibia; (stem) trunc<BR><BR> <B> SHANTY</B> -- cabane<BR><BR> <B> SHAPE</B> -- n. forme (-ar), figura, modelle (-ar) ~SHAPED: -form<BR><BR> <B> SHARE</B> -- n. portion, parte; (fin.) action; v. partir, divider; distribuer; partiprender<BR><BR> <B> SHAREHOLDER</B> -- actionario<BR><BR> <B> SHARK</B> -- squale<BR><BR> <B> SHARP</B> -- a. acut, acri; abrupt; astut; (words) acerb. ~SIGHTED: perspicaci; n. (mus.) diese<BR><BR> <B> SHARPEN</B> -- far acri, acutar; puntar<BR><BR> <B> SHATTER</B> -- fracassar, dispezzar<BR><BR> <B> SHAVE</B> -- v. rasar. HE IS SHAVING: il rasa se<BR><BR> <B> SHAVINGS</B> -- rabotallia<BR><BR> <B> SHAWL</B> -- chale<BR><BR> <B> SHE</B> -- ella<BR><BR> <B> SHEAF</B> -- fasce; (of corn) garbe<BR><BR> <B> SHEAR</B> -- v. tonder. SHEARS: tondette<BR><BR> <B> SHEATH</B> -- n. foderale, porta-espade<BR><BR> <B> SHED</B> -- n. cabane, remise; v. versar; emisser; (tears) lacrimar<BR><BR> <B> SHEEP</B> -- agne (-ello, -in)<BR><BR> <B> SHEEPISH</B> -- embarassat<BR><BR> <B> SHEER</B> -- perpendiculari; abrupt, scarp<BR><BR> <B> SHEET</B> -- n. folie; (bed ~) lett-linage; (metal) l&aacute;mine; (naut.) scote. ~IRON: lade<BR><BR> <B> SHEIK</B> -- cheik<BR><BR> <B> SHELF</B> -- tabul (de scaf); planca; (Geol.) shelf; riff<BR><BR> <B> SHELL</B> -- n. (of molluscs) conche; cruste, cortice, shell; (mil.) obus, bombe; (pea ~) silique; v. decorticar; bombardar; exsiliquar<BR><BR> <B> SHELTER</B> -- n. asil, fugitoria; v. protecter, gardar; fugir; dar asil a; albergar<BR><BR> <B> SHELVE</B> -- procrastinar, ajornar; (slope) scarpar<BR><BR> <B> SHEPHERD</B> -- n. pastero; v. ducter<BR><BR> <B> SHERBET</B> -- sorbete<BR><BR> <B> SHERD</B> -- (pott~) fragment<BR><BR> <B> SHERIFF</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SHERRY</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SHIELD</B> -- n. scren, egide; (armour) scude; v. defenDer, protecter<BR><BR> <B> SHIFT</B> -- n. remedie; pretexte; change; (of workman) rel&eacute;, periode; v. mover, changear; vagar<BR><BR> <B> SHIFTING</B> -- variabil<BR><BR> <B> SHIMMER</B> -- lucer tremorosimen, lucettear<BR><BR> <B> SHIN</B> -- tibia<BR><BR> <B> SHINE</B> -- brilliar, splender, lucer; (polish) polir<BR><BR> <B> SHINGLES</B> -- herpes<BR><BR> <B> SHIP</B> -- n. nave, barca; v. inbarcar, cargar; expedir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> SHIPMENT</B> -- consignament, consignation<BR><BR> <B> SHIPWRECK</B> -- naufrage (-ear)<BR><BR> <B> SHIRE</B> -- comtia, provincia<BR><BR> <B> SHIRK</B> -- evitar, negliger, decuidar<BR><BR> <B> SHIRT</B> -- camise<BR><BR> <B> SHIVER</B> -- n. frisson (-ar), tremer<BR><BR> <B> SHOAL</B> -- n. multit&eacute;; sable-banca, riff<BR><BR> <B> SHOCK</B> -- n. choc (-ar); (of sheaves) garbe<BR><BR> <B> SHOCKING</B> -- desgustant, nauseativ, repugnant<BR><BR> <B> SHODDY</B> -- a. inferiori, mesquin; n. stoffach<BR><BR> <B> SHOE</B> -- n. sapate (-ero); v. (horses) ferrar<BR><BR> <B> SHOOT</B> -- n. (hort.) ramelle, sarment; v. tirar, fusilar ; burgeonar; (fling violently) lansar (se)<BR><BR> <B> SHOOTING STAR</B> -- stelle volant, meteor<BR><BR> <B> SHOP</B> -- n. but&iacute;ca, magasine; (workshop) ateliere; v. comprar, far li compras<BR><BR> <B> SHOP-KEEPER</B> -- buticario<BR><BR> <B> SHORE</B> -- borde (del mare), costa, rive, plage, litore; v. (~ up) subtener per traves, apoyar<BR><BR> <B> SHORN</B> -- tondet; (deprived) privat<BR><BR> <B> SHORT</B> -- curt, brevi; mancant; abrupt. TO BE ~ OF: besonar, mancar<BR><BR> <B> SHORTCOMING</B> -- manca<BR><BR> <B> SHORTEN</B> -- acurtar, abreviar<BR><BR> <B> SHORTHAND</B> -- stenografie. TO WRITE ~: stenografar<BR><BR> <B> SHORTLY</B> -- bentost<BR><BR> <B> SHORTS</B> -- short<BR><BR> <B> SHORTSIGHTED</B> -- &iacute;nprevident; de curt vision, miop<BR><BR> <B> SHOT</B> -- n. tira, colpe; (metal missile) balle<BR><BR> <B> SHOULDER</B> -- n. epol. ~BLADES: scapul; v. metter o portar sur li epoles. ~KNOT: epol-lace<BR><BR> <B> SHOUT</B> -- n. cri (-ar), clama<BR><BR> <B> SHOUTING-</B> -- criada, clamore; aclamation<BR><BR> <B> SHOVE</B> -- v. pussar<BR><BR> <B> SHOVEL</B> -- palle (-ade, -ar), spade (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SHOW</B> -- v. monstrar (se), far vider, exhibir, revelar, exposir; n. presentation; parade, spectacul, performantie, exposition, exhibition<BR><BR> <B> SHOW OFF</B> -- * paradar, ostentar; far contrastar<BR><BR> <B> SHOW UP</B> -- * exposir, decovrir, decelar, aparir<BR><BR> <B> SHOW-CASE</B> -- vitrine<BR><BR> <B> SHOWER</B> -- n. pluviette<BR><BR> <B> SHOWER-BATH</B> -- duche; duchuore<BR><BR> <B> SHOWERY</B> -- pluviosi<BR><BR> <B> SHOWY</B> -- ostentativ, pomposi<BR><BR> <B> SHRAPNEL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SHRED</B> -- n. (long) pezze; lacerate; v. dispezzar<BR><BR> <B> SHREW</B> -- megera. SHREWMOUSE: musaren<BR><BR> <B> SHREWD</B> -- sagaci, astut<BR><BR> <B> SHRIEK</B> -- yella (-ar), stride, cri<BR><BR> <B> SHRIKE</B> -- lanie<BR><BR> <B> SHRILL</B> -- acut; strident<BR><BR> <B> SHRIMP</B> -- crevette<BR><BR> <B> SHRINE</B> -- altare, reliquiere<BR><BR> <B> SHRINK</B> -- contraer (se); retraer (se); (recoil) recular; (lessen) demeliorar, diminuer; hesitar avan<BR><BR> <B> SHRIVE</B> -- confesser, absoluer<BR><BR> <B> SHRIVEL</B> -- contraer se, marcir<BR><BR> <B> SHROUD</B> -- mort-linage; (naut.) vantes: v. invelopar<BR><BR> <B> SHROVE TUESDAY</B> -- grass mard&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> SHRUB</B> -- arbuste, bosco (-age)<BR><BR> <B> SHRUG</B> -- v. levar li epoles<BR><BR> <B> SHUDDER</B> -- n. frisson (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SHUFFLE</B> -- v. interpussar; (cards) mixter; (~ along) trenar li pedes; (~ out of) equivocar, far pretextes, extricar se; n. evasion, artificie<BR><BR> <B> SHUN</B> -- evitar, detornar se<BR><BR> <B> SHUNT</B> -- bifurcar, rangear, shuntar<BR><BR> <B> SHUT</B> -- v. cluder; a. cludet<BR><BR> <B> SHUTTER</B> -- para-vente; (phot.) obturator<BR><BR> <B> SHUTTLE</B> -- navette, spuliere<BR><BR> <B> SHUTTLECOCK</B> -- balls plumat<BR><BR> <B> SHY</B> -- a. timid; suspectiv; v. cabrar se<BR><BR> <B> SIBILANT</B> -- ~; n. sibilante<BR><BR> <B> SICK</B> -- malad. TO BE ~: (vomit) vomir. TO BE ~ OF: esser sat de<BR><BR> <B> SICKEN</B> -- amaladar se, maladijar; revulser, nausear<BR><BR> <B> SICKLE</B> -- falce<BR><BR> <B> SICKLY</B> -- maladiv (-it&aacute;); nauseant<BR><BR> <B> SICKNESS</B> -- maladie; nausea<BR><BR> <B> SIDE</B> -- l&aacute;tere, flanca; (party) partise; afectation<BR><BR> <B> SIDEBOARD</B> -- bufete, platiliere<BR><BR> <B> SIDELIGHT</B> -- lampe lateral<BR><BR> <B> SIDEREAL</B> -- sideral<BR><BR> <B> SIDELONG</B> -- obliqui(men). SIDEWAYS: ad l&aacute;tere<BR><BR> <B> SIDING</B> -- via o linea lateral; bifurcation<BR><BR> <B> SIEGE</B> -- v. TO LAY ~: assediar (-ation); n. assedie<BR><BR> <B> SIESTA</B> -- ~, pause midial<BR><BR> <B> SIEVE</B> -- n. cribelle (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SIFT</B> -- cribellar; examinar<BR><BR> <B> SIGH</B> -- n. sospire (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SIGHT</B> -- n. vision, visivit&aacute;; (view) vista, spectacul, perspective; (of gun) mire, visette. AT ~: che vise. AT FIRST ~: ye prim vise; v. mirar. CATCH ~ OF: percepter<BR><BR> <B> SIGHTLESS</B> -- ciec<BR><BR> <B> SIGN</B> -- n. signe, marca, indicie; v. subscrir; signar<BR><BR> <B> SIGNPOST</B> -- pale indicatori, monstra-via<BR><BR> <B> SIGNAL</B> -- n. signale. FOG~: nebul-petarde; v. signalar<BR><BR> <B> SIGNATORY</B> -- signatario<BR><BR> <B> SIGNATURE</B> -- signature; autografie<BR><BR> <B> SIGNET</B> -- sigille<BR><BR> <B> SIGNIFY</B> -- significar (-ation, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> SILENCE</B> -- n. silentie; v. silentiar, far tacer<BR><BR> <B> SILENT</B> -- ~. TO KEEP ~: tacer<BR><BR> <B> SILHOUETTE</B> -- siluette<BR><BR> <B> SILICA</B> -- silice (-ate, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> SILK</B> -- seta (-in, -age, -er&iacute;e). ARTIFICIAL ~: rayonne. ~WORM: bombixe<BR><BR> <B> SILL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SILLY</B> -- stult, stupid, folli, fatui, &iacute;nept, idiotic<BR><BR> <B> SILO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SILT</B> -- slamme, depositura, sable; v. insablar se (-ament)<BR><BR> <B> SILVER</B> -- n. argente (-in). ~PLATE: argenter&iacute;e; v. inargentar<BR><BR> <B> SILVERSMITH</B> -- argentero<BR><BR> <B> SIMIAN</B> -- ~, simiatri<BR><BR> <B> SIMILAR</B> -- simil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SIMILE</B> -- comparation<BR><BR> <B> SIMMER</B> -- bollettar, comensar bollir<BR><BR> <B> SIMPLE</B> -- simplic (-it&aacute;), naiv; pur<BR><BR> <B> SIMPLETON</B> -- naivon, &aacute;sino<BR><BR> <B> SIMPLIFY</B> -- simplificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SIMPLY</B> -- absolutmen; (merely) solmen<BR><BR> <B> SIMULATE</B> -- simular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SIMULTANEOUS</B> -- simultan (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SIN</B> -- n. pecca (~ar, -ator, -ard)<BR><BR> <B> SINCE 1.|SINCE</B> -- adv. TWO YEARS ~: ante du annus. LONG ~: ante long t&eacute;mper, ja de longmen; prep. ~ THAT TIME: desde ti t&eacute;mpor; de tande;<BR><BR> <B> SINCE 2.|SINCE</B> -- conj. pro que. ~ HE HAS COME I WILL LEAVE: pro que il ha venit yo va departer. IT IS A WEEK ~ I SAW HER: ja de un semane yo plu ne ha videt la<BR><BR> <B> SINCERE</B> -- sinceri (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SINE</B> -- (Geom.) sinus<BR><BR> <B> SINECURE</B> -- sinecura<BR><BR> <B> SINEW</B> -- tendon<BR><BR> <B> SINFUL</B> -- peccosi, peccaci<BR><BR> <B> SING</B> -- cantar (-ator)<BR><BR> <B> SINGE</B> -- ustular<BR><BR> <B> SINGLE</B> -- a. sol, singul, unic; (unmarried) celib (-o): v. (- out) selecter<BR><BR> <B> SINGULAR</B> -- singulari (-t&aacute;), &iacute;nusual,, apart; bizarri; n. (gramm.) singulare<BR><BR> <B> SINISTER</B> -- sinistri<BR><BR> <B> SINK</B> -- v. submerser, descenDer, plongear; diminuer; (~ a shaft) excavar. ~ INTO: lassar se cader; n. (domestic) rinsuore, eversuore, lav-petre SINKING-FUND: cassa de amortisation<BR><BR> <B> SINUOUS</B> -- sinuosi (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SIP</B> -- v. sirotar<BR><BR> <B> SIPHON</B> -- sifon (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SIR</B> -- senior<BR><BR> <B> SIREN</B> -- sirene; (nymph) sirena<BR><BR> <B> SIRLOIN</B> -- hanche<BR><BR> <B> SISKIN</B> -- tarine<BR><BR> <B> SISTER</B> -- sestra. SISTER-IN-LAW: bel-sestra<BR><BR> <B> SIT</B> -- seder. TO ~ DOWN: sedentar se; (of hens) covar<BR><BR> <B> SITE</B> -- loc, situation, position<BR><BR> <B> SITTING</B> -- session; (hen) covada<BR><BR> <B> SITUATE</B> -- a. situat (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> SIX</B> -- ~ (-anti, -esim)<BR><BR> <B> SIZE</B> -- grandore, mesura, dimension; (adhesive) glutine<BR><BR> <B> SKATE</B> -- n. patine (-ar, -age, -ator, -atoria); (fish) ray<BR><BR> <B> SKEIN</B> -- glom<BR><BR> <B> SKELETON</B> -- squelette, ossage; frame<BR><BR> <B> SKETCH</B> -- n. esquisse (-ar), dessine; (rough draft) cladde<BR><BR> <B> SKEWER</B> -- carne-clove<BR><BR> <B> SKI</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SKID</B> -- n. para-glissa, eaten de rote; v. glissar<BR><BR> <B> SKIFF</B> -- can&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> SKILFUL</B> -- habil, dexteri (-t&aacute;), versat, expert<BR><BR> <B> SKILL</B> -- habilit&aacute;, dexterit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> SKIM</B> -- v. (milk) decremar, scumar; (~ through) traleer superficialmen, superglissar. SKIM-MILK: lacte decremat<BR><BR> <B> SKIN</B> -- pelle, pellicul; membrane, derma; shell, cortice; v. depellar, decorticar<BR><BR> <B> SKINFLINT</B> -- avaron; a. parcimoniosi<BR><BR> <B> SKINNY</B> -- magri, ossi<BR><BR> <B> SKIP</B> -- v. saltettar. SKIPPING-ROPE: corde por saltar<BR><BR> <B> SKIPPER</B> -- (naut,) capitano, mastro<BR><BR> <B> SKIRMISH</B> -- n. scarmuche (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SKIRT</B> -- n. jup; (under ~) jupon; v. circumear, bordar, circumdar<BR><BR> <B> SKIRTING BOARD</B> -- * plinte<BR><BR> <B> SKIT</B> -- n. burla, joca<BR><BR> <B> SKITTLE</B> -- kegle<BR><BR> <B> SKULL</B> -- cranie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> SKULK</B> -- celar se<BR><BR> <B> SKUNK</B> -- scunc<BR><BR> <B> SKY</B> -- ciel, firmament<BR><BR> <B> SKYLARK</B> -- alaude<BR><BR> <B> SKYLIGHT</B> -- tegment-fenestre<BR><BR> <B> SKYSCRAPER</B> -- gratta-ciel<BR><BR> <B> SLAB</B> -- platte, tabulette<BR><BR> <B> SLACK</B> -- lax; poc rigorosi<BR><BR> <B> SLACKEN</B> -- alaxar, devenir lax; (~ speed) desaccelerar, alentar; diminuer<BR><BR> <B> SLAG</B> -- scorie<BR><BR> <B> SLAKE</B> -- calmar, desetar<BR><BR> <B> SLAM</B> -- v. cluder bruosimen, cluder per un jetta claccant, far claccar<BR><BR> <B> SLANDER</B> -- n. calumnie (-ar); v. defamar<BR><BR> <B> SLANDEROUS</B> -- calumniosi<BR><BR> <B> SLANG</B> -- n. argote (-ic), slang<BR><BR> <B> SLANT</B> -- v. esser obliqui, far obliqui; clinar; n. cline<BR><BR> <B> SLAP</B> -- n. batte (-er), colpe. ~ IN THE FACE: faciata<BR><BR> <B> SLASH</B> -- v. tranchar, cupar, fender<BR><BR> <B> SLATE</B> -- ardese. ~PENCIL: ardes-crayon<BR><BR> <B> SLATTERN</B> -- salopona<BR><BR> <B> SLAUGHTER</B> -- v. buchar (-ada, -er&iacute;a)<BR><BR> <B> SLAV</B> -- ~, slavic; n. slavo (-a)<BR><BR> <B> SLAVE</B> -- n. sclavo, servo. SLAVISH: servil<BR><BR> <B> SLAVER</B> -- v. bavar<BR><BR> <B> SLAVERY</B> -- servitude, sclavit&aacute;, sclaver&iacute;e SLAY: mortar; buchar<BR><BR> <B> SLEDGE</B> -- n. slitte (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SLEDGE-HAMMER</B> -- martelle<BR><BR> <B> SLEEK</B> -- glatt<BR><BR> <B> SLEEP</B> -- n. somnie (-ar, -aci, -on), dorme (-ida). TO GO TO ~: indormir; v. dormir<BR><BR> <B> SLEEPER</B> -- (rail.) traverse; lette-vagon<BR><BR> <B> SLEEPINESS</B> -- somnolentie, dormientie<BR><BR> <B> SLEEPING-CAR</B> -- lette-vagon<BR><BR> <B> SLEEPING SICKNESS</B> -- maladie somnial<BR><BR> <B> SLEEPLESSNESS</B> -- &iacute;nsomnie<BR><BR> <B> SLEEP-WALKING</B> -- somnambulisme<BR><BR> <B> SLEEPY</B> -- dormaci, letargic<BR><BR> <B> SLEET</B> -- nivpluvie<BR><BR> <B> SLEEVE</B> -- manche<BR><BR> <B> SLEIGH</B> -- slitte (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SLEIGHT OF HAND</B> -- escamotage, prestidigitation<BR><BR> <B> SLENDER</B> -- gracil, svelt; (thin) tenui<BR><BR> <B> SLICE</B> -- n. tranche (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SLIDE</B> -- v. glissar (-ada); n. (place, for sliding) glissuore; (phot.) clich&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> SLIDING-SCALE</B> -- tarif variabil, scale variabil<BR><BR> <B> SLIGHT</B> -- a. debil, levi; svelt, gracil; &iacute;nimportant, trivial, minimal; v. despecter, negliger<BR><BR> <B> SLIM</B> -- a. gracil, svelt<BR><BR> <B> SLIME</B> -- slamme<BR><BR> <B> SLING</B> -- n. ~ (-ar); (surg.) bande<BR><BR> <B> SLINK</B> -- (for-)repter, reptachar<BR><BR> <B> SLIP</B> -- glissar; mispassuar; errar; n. erra; (garment) subjup<BR><BR> <B> SLIPPER</B> -- pantufle<BR><BR> <B> SLIPPERY</B> -- glissid, lubric<BR><BR> <B> SLIPSHOD</B> -- negligent, salop<BR><BR> <B> SLIPWAY</B> -- glissuore (por lansar naves)<BR><BR> <B> SLIT</B> -- v. fender, cupar secun li longore; n. fensura<BR><BR> <B> SLOBBER</B> -- bavar (-age)<BR><BR> <B> SLOE</B> -- prunelle (-iero), prune savagi<BR><BR> <B> SLOGAN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SLOOP</B> -- chalupe<BR><BR> <B> SLOPE</B> -- n. declive (-ar), scarp (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SLOPPY</B> -- salop, muddosi; &iacute;nelegant<BR><BR> <B> SLOPS</B> -- rinsura, rinsallia<BR><BR> <B> SLOT</B> -- micri apertura, fensura<BR><BR> <B> SLOTH</B> -- pigresse, pigrit&aacute;; (animal) plantigrade<BR><BR> <B> SLOTHFUL</B> -- &iacute;ndolent, tardigrad, lentaci, pigri<BR><BR> <B> SLOUGH</B> -- vader &iacute;ndolentmen<BR><BR> <B> SLOUGH</B> -- morasse, muddiera<BR><BR> <B> SLOVEN</B> -- n. salopon, sordidon<BR><BR> <B> SLOW</B> -- a. lent (-ore), tard; (wearisome) enoyant; v. TO BE ~ (of clock) retardar. TO ~ DOWN: alentar. desaccelerar SLUG: limace (calcin)<BR><BR> <B> SLUGGARD</B> -- dormion, lentarde<BR><BR> <B> SLUGGISH</B> -- pesant, inert, inactiv, lentaci; (med,) limfatic<BR><BR> <B> SLUICE</B> -- scluse (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> SLUM</B> -- quarterache, slum<BR><BR> <B> SLUMBER</B> -- n. dorme; v. dormettar, somnolar<BR><BR> <B> SLUMP</B> -- n. morasse; (fall) cadida; economic depression, chomage<BR><BR> <B> SLUR</B> -- n. reproche; stigma; v. trenar, traer<BR><BR> <B> SLUSH</B> -- nive-mudde, niv-aqua<BR><BR> <B> SLUT</B> -- sordidona, salopona<BR><BR> <B> SLY</B> -- astut, secretiv, insidiosi, simulant<BR><BR> <B> SMACK</B> -- n. frappa, batte, colpe; v. batter; (with lips) labie-claccar<BR><BR> <B> SMALL</B> -- micri, litt. ~ LETTER (not capital) minuscul<BR><BR> <B> SMALL-POX</B> -- variol<BR><BR> <B> SMART</B> -- a. elegant; habil; vivosi; (witty) espritosi; n. dolore; v. suffrer; doler<BR><BR> <B> SMASH</B> -- v. fracassar, dispezzar; aplastar; (fin.) fallir; n. colision<BR><BR> <B> SMATTERING</B> -- conossentie superficial. A SMATTERER IN PHILOSOPHY: un filosofastro<BR><BR> <B> SMEAR</B> -- v. grassar, unguentar; (in writing) sordidar<BR><BR> <B> SMELL</B> -- n. odore, malodore, aroma, parf&uacute;m; (a sniff) flare; v. (with nose) flarar; (intr.) odorar, aromar<BR><BR> <B> SMELLING-BOTTLE</B> -- flar-botelle<BR><BR> <B> SMELT</B> -- fonder, fuser; (fish) eperlane<BR><BR> <B> SMILE</B> -- n. subride (-er), ridette<BR><BR> <B> SMIRCH</B> -- v. assordidar<BR><BR> <B> SMIRK</B> -- ridettache, un afectat subride<BR><BR> <B> SMITE</B> -- dar un grand colpe. HIS CONSCIENCE SMOTE HIM: il sentit remorse. SMITTEN WITH: incantat per, inamorat in<BR><BR> <B> SMITH</B> -- forjero. SMITHY: forjer&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> SMOCK</B> -- camise (de seniora)<BR><BR> <B> SMOKE</B> -- n. fum. vapore; v. fumar; (of chimney) emisser fum; (bacon etc.) fumicar, infumar<BR><BR> <B> SMOKER</B> -- fumator; (rail) cup&eacute; o comparti ment fumatori<BR><BR> <B> SMOKY</B> -- fumosi, fumant, plen de fum<BR><BR> <B> SMOOTH</B> -- a. glatt (-ar), polit; glissid; calm<BR><BR> <B> SMOTHER</B> -- sufocar (~ rage etc.) supresser<BR><BR> <B> SMOULDER</B> -- subbrular, brulettar<BR><BR> <B> SMUDGE</B> -- sordidar<BR><BR> <B> SMUG</B> -- self-satisfat<BR><BR> <B> SMUGGLING</B> -- contrabande (-age, -ar, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> SMUT</B> -- n. floc de ful&iacute;gine<BR><BR> <B> SNACK</B> -- colation, repastette, intermanja<BR><BR> <B> SNAFFLE</B> -- trense<BR><BR> <B> SNAG</B> -- node; impediment, desavantage<BR><BR> <B> SNAIL</B> -- helice. SNAIL'S PACE: passu de helice<BR><BR> <B> SNAKE</B> -- colubre, serpente<BR><BR> <B> SNAP</B> -- v. (break) rupter, fracter. TO ~ AT: happar: n. (clasp) agraffe, fibul; (noise) clacca<BR><BR> <B> SNAPDRAGON</B> -- antirrine, bocca de leon<BR><BR> <B> SNARE</B> -- n. trappe (-ar, -ero), captuore<BR><BR> <B> SNARL</B> -- v. grunir<BR><BR> <B> SNATCH</B> -- v. happar, adcapter, raffar; (~ away) eraffar; n. (of music) pezzette<BR><BR> <B> SNEAK</B> -- n. repton; v. (~ away) furtivmen vadar; (~ on) trahir<BR><BR> <B> SNEER</B> -- n. rican (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SNEEZE</B> -- v. sternutar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SNIFF</B> -- v. snifflar (-ada); (smell) flarar<BR><BR> <B> SWIPE</B> -- becasse<BR><BR> <B> SNIPER</B> -- celat tirator, franc-tirator<BR><BR> <B> SNIVEL</B> -- plorachar<BR><BR> <B> SNOB</B> -- n. parven&uacute;, snob; (shoemaker) sapatero<BR><BR> <B> SNORE</B> -- n. ronca (-ar, -ada, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> SNORT</B> -- v. sofflar<BR><BR> <B> SNOUT</B> -- musel<BR><BR> <B> SNOW</B> -- n. nive (-ear). SNOWED UP: innivat. SNOWFLAKE: flor de nive. SNOWBALL: bul de nive<BR><BR> <B> SNOWDROP</B> -- flor de nive; clochette nival<BR><BR> <B> SNOW-PLOUGH</B> -- nive-plug<BR><BR> <B> SNOWY</B> -- nivosi, nivatri<BR><BR> <B> SNUB</B> -- v. repulser, ignorar. a. SNUB-NOSED: stumpnasat<BR><BR> <B> SNUFF</B> -- sniffle-tabac<BR><BR> <B> SNUG</B> -- comod, comfortabil<BR><BR> <B> SO</B> -- talmen; (therefore) dunc, ergo. ~ FAR: til nu, til ti punctu. ~ MUCH: tant. ~ MUCH THE BETTER: tant plu bon. ~ THAT: por que. NOT ~ RICH AS: minu rich quam<BR><BR> <B> SOAK; inmerser, macerar, saturar, amollar. TO ~ UP</B> -- absorpter<BR><BR> <B> SOAP</B> -- n. sapon (-osi, -ic). ~ DISH: saponette; v. insaponar<BR><BR> <B> SOAPSUDS</B> -- sapon-lixive SOAR; altear, levar se, ascenDer<BR><BR> <B> SOB</B> -- n. singlute (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SOBER</B> -- a. sobri (-et&aacute;); grav; moderat; calm; v. far sobri<BR><BR> <B> SOCIABLE</B> -- sociabil, afabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SOCIAL</B> -- ~ (-isme, -ist, -istic), societan; n. soar&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> SOCIETY</B> -- societ&eacute;; (the community) societ&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> SOCIOLOGIST</B> -- sociologo (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> SOCK</B> -- dem&iacute;-strumpe, strumpette; (inner sole) solea intern<BR><BR> <B> SOCKET</B> -- cavit&aacute;, cussinette; (of eye) ocul cave, &oacute;rbite; (of tooth) alveol<BR><BR> <B> SOD</B> -- torf-pezze; gazon<BR><BR> <B> SODA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SODDEN</B> -- saturat<BR><BR> <B> SODIUM</B> -- natron<BR><BR> <B> SOFA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SOFT</B> -- moll, tendri, mild, leni, suavi; (of voice) piani<BR><BR> <B> SOFTEN</B> -- amollar; moderar, adulciar, lenir<BR><BR> <B> SOIL</B> -- n. suol, terre; v. assordidar, macular<BR><BR> <B> SOIREE</B> -- soar&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> SOJOURN</B> -- sejorne (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SOLACE</B> -- consolar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SOLAR</B> -- solari<BR><BR> <B> SOLDER</B> -- v. suldar (-atura)<BR><BR> <B> SOLDIER</B> -- soldate. SOLDIERY: soldatesca<BR><BR> <B> SOLE</B> -- a. sol, unic; n. (of foot) solea; (fish) solea; v. resolear<BR><BR> <B> SOLECISM</B> -- solecisme<BR><BR> <B> SOLEMN</B> -- solemni (-t&aacute;), grav<BR><BR> <B> SOLEMNISE</B> -- celebrar<BR><BR> <B> SOLICIT</B> -- solicitar (-ation), aspirar a; invitar<BR><BR> <B> SOLICITOR</B> -- avocate, notario<BR><BR> <B> SOLICITOUS</B> -- atentiv, cuidosi, jalusi<BR><BR> <B> SOLICITUDE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SOLID</B> -- a. ~ (-ari, -arit&aacute;, -it&aacute;), pesant, densi; unanim; n. solide<BR><BR> <B> SOLIDIFY</B> -- solidificar (se)<BR><BR> <B> SOLILOQUY</B> -- monolog<BR><BR> <B> SOLITARY</B> -- sol, solitari; isolat<BR><BR> <B> SOLITUDE</B> -- solit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> SOLO</B> -- ~. SOLOIST: solist<BR><BR> <B> SOLSTICE</B> -- solsticie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> SOLUBLE</B> -- soluibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SOLUTION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SOLVE</B> -- (dis)soluer<BR><BR> <B> SOLVENT</B> -- solvabil; n. solutive<BR><BR> <B> SOMBRE</B> -- tenebrosi; melancolic, sombri<BR><BR> <B> SOME</B> -- alcun;.(a few) quelc. ~ SORT OF: alqual. ~ QUANTITY: alquant. ~ SAY HE IS RICH, OTHERS...: li unes di que il es rich, li altres...<BR><BR> <B> SOME TIME</B> -- alquande<BR><BR> <B> SOMEBODY</B> -- alcun, alqui; (acc.) alquem<BR><BR> <B> SOMEHOW</B> -- alquam<BR><BR> <B> SOMEONE</B> -- alcun, alqu&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> SOMERSAULT</B> -- culbute (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SOMETHING</B> -- alqu&oacute;, alquic&oacute;s<BR><BR> <B> SOMETIMES</B> -- quelcvez<BR><BR> <B> SOMEWHAT</B> -- un poc, alquant<BR><BR> <B> SOMEWHERE</B> -- alc&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> SOMNAMBULIST</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SOMNOLENT</B> -- ~ (-ie), dormaci<BR><BR> <B> SON</B> -- filio. SON-IN-LAW: bel-filio<BR><BR> <B> SONATA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SONG</B> -- cante, canzon; arie<BR><BR> <B> SONGSTER</B> -- eant-avie<BR><BR> <B> SONNET</B> -- sonetto<BR><BR> <B> SONOROUS</B> -- sonori (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SOON</B> -- bentost; (early) tost. AS ~ AS POSSIBLE: max bentost possibil<BR><BR> <B> SOONER</B> -- plu tost; (rather) preferibilmen. NO ~ HAD HE GONE WHEN...: il apen departet quande...; ~ OR LATER: tost o tard<BR><BR> <B> SOOT</B> -- ful&iacute;gine (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> SOOTHE</B> -- calmar, lenir (-itiv), tranquilisar<BR><BR> <B> SOOTHSAYER</B> -- augur, divinator, chiromante<BR><BR> <B> SOP</B> -- calmante<BR><BR> <B> SOPHISM</B> -- sofisme<BR><BR> <B> SOPHIST</B> -- sofist (-ic, -ica, -istisar)<BR><BR> <B> SOPHISTICATED</B> -- sofisticat, &iacute;nnaiv<BR><BR> <B> SOPORIFIC</B> -- n. dormitive<BR><BR> <B> SOPRANO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SORCERER</B> -- sorciero (-a)<BR><BR> <B> SORCERY</B> -- sorcier&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> SORDID</B> -- s&oacute;rdid; mesquin<BR><BR> <B> SORE</B> -- a. dolorosi, iritant, iritat; n. &uacute;lcere<BR><BR> <B> SORELY</B> -- fortmen<BR><BR> <B> SORREL</B> -- oxale<BR><BR> <B> SORROW</B> -- n. grive, afliction; v. grivar<BR><BR> <B> SORRY</B> -- a. trist. I AM ~ THAT: it dole me que, yo regreta que<BR><BR> <B> SORT</B> -- n. sorte, specie; v. sortir<BR><BR> <B> SOUFFLE</B> -- sufl&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> SOUL</B> -- anim, spiritu; (person) hom<BR><BR> <B> SOUND</B> -- a. san, solid, integri, valid; (of sleep) profund; n. son; (straits) strette; v. sonar, far sonar; (plumb) sondar; (seem) semblar<BR><BR> <B> SOUP</B> -- sup. ~TUREEN: supiere<BR><BR> <B> SOUR</B> -- a. acid; rancid; brusqui<BR><BR> <B> SOURCE</B> -- fonte, or&iacute;gine<BR><BR> <B> SOUTH</B> -- n. sude (-ic, -ano)<BR><BR> <B> SOUTHERN</B> -- sudic, meridional<BR><BR> <B> SOUTHERLY</B> -- del sude, meridional<BR><BR> <B> SOUVENIR</B> -- memorette, suvenire<BR><BR> <B> SOVEREIGN</B> -- a. reyal, soverani (-t&aacute;); n. soverano, monarch<BR><BR> <B> SOW</B> -- n. svina; v. semar (-ada, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> SPA</B> -- cit&eacute; balneari, station balneari<BR><BR> <B> SPACE</B> -- n. loc, spacie (-al, -osi). ~ LINE: interlinea; v. interspaciar<BR><BR> <B> SPADE</B> -- ~, fossette; (at cards) pic; v. spadar, fossar<BR><BR> <B> SPAN</B> -- n. spanne (-ar); arc, curve; (of oxen) atelage; v. mesurar, extenDer se<BR><BR> <B> SPANGLE</B> -- flittre<BR><BR> <B> SPANISH-FLY</B> -- cantaride<BR><BR> <B> SPANNER</B> -- clave adjustabil<BR><BR> <B> SPAR</B> -- (min.) spate; (naut.) trave, maste; v. boxar<BR><BR> <B> SPARE; a. superfl&uacute;, disponibil; (of build) magri. ~ ROOM</B> -- gast-chambre. ~ WHEEL: reserve-rot; v. indulger; economisar; far evitar a. CAN YOU ~ THIS?: esque to es vos superfl&uacute;?, esque vu dispone to? SPARING: frugal, sparniaci, parcimoniosi SPARK: scintille (-ar). SPARKING PLUG: scintill-candel<BR><BR> <B> SPARKLE</B> -- scintillear, brilliar; n. lustre<BR><BR> <B> SPARROW</B> -- sparro. ~HAWK: sparvero<BR><BR> <B> SPARSE</B> -- rar, disperset, poc<BR><BR> <B> SPASM</B> -- convulsion, spasma (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> SPASMODIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SPATTER</B> -- spruzzar<BR><BR> <B> SPAWN</B> -- n. oves piscin; v. ovar<BR><BR> <B> SPEAK</B> -- parlar, discurrer<BR><BR> <B> SPEAKER</B> -- parlator, orator<BR><BR> <B> SPEAR</B> -- n. lanse; v. trapicar, traforar per lanse<BR><BR> <B> SPECIAL</B> -- ~ (-isar, -ist), apart, particulari<BR><BR> <B> SPECIALITY</B> -- specialit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> SPECIE</B> -- monete metallic<BR><BR> <B> SPECIES</B> -- specie, sorte<BR><BR> <B> SPECIFIC</B> -- ~, precis<BR><BR> <B> SPECIFY</B> -- specificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SPECIMEN</B> -- ~, mustre, exemplare<BR><BR> <B> SPECIOUS</B> -- plausibil<BR><BR> <B> SPECK</B> -- maculette, particul; (of dust) polvun<BR><BR> <B> SPECTACLE</B> -- spectacul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> SPECTACLES</B> -- oculvitres, oculares<BR><BR> <B> SPECTATOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SPECTRE</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> SPECTRUM</B> -- spectre. ~ ANALYSIS: spectral analise<BR><BR> <B> SPECULATE</B> -- conjecter (-ion); (fin.) specular (-ator, -ation, -ativ)<BR><BR> <B> SPEECH</B> -- n. discurse, oration, parlada; (language) idioma, lingue; (faculty) parlation. FIGURE OF ~: met&aacute;for<BR><BR> <B> SPEECHLESS</B> -- mut<BR><BR> <B> SPEED</B> -- rapidit&aacute;, rapidore, velocit&aacute;; v. ear rapidmen. TO ~ UP: accelerar<BR><BR> <B> SPEEDOMETER</B> -- tacometre<BR><BR> <B> SPELL</B> -- (enchantment) incantation, sorcie; (turn) vez; v. espelar, ortografiar<BR><BR> <B> SPELLBOUND</B> -- insorciat<BR><BR> <B> SPEND</B> -- expenser; consumar; (time) passar<BR><BR> <B> SPENDTHRIFT</B> -- pr&oacute;digo<BR><BR> <B> SPERM</B> -- sperma (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> SPERMATOZOON</B> -- spermatoz&oacute;e<BR><BR> <B> SPEW</B> -- vomir<BR><BR> <B> SPHERE</B> -- sfere (-ic, -oid, -ometre), globe<BR><BR> <B> SPHINX</B> -- sfinxe (-atri)<BR><BR> <B> SPICE</B> -- ~ (-ear); (allspice) piment<BR><BR> <B> SPICY</B> -- aromatic; plen de spice<BR><BR> <B> SPIDER</B> -- aran&eacute;. SPIDER'S WEB: rete de aran&eacute;, textura de aran&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> SPIGOT</B> -- clove lignin<BR><BR> <B> SPIKE</B> -- clove; (bot.) spica<BR><BR> <B> SPILL</B> -- (dis)versar; n. (fall) cade; (paper ~) inflammette de papere<BR><BR> <B> SPIN</B> -- v. filar (-ator, -ero); (revolve) rotar. TO ~ OUT: alongar; demorar<BR><BR> <B> SPINET</B> -- spinette<BR><BR> <B> SPINNING</B> -- filage, filatura. ~WHEEL: fila-rot<BR><BR> <B> SPINACH</B> -- spinace. MOUNTAIN ~: atriplex<BR><BR> <B> SPINDLE</B> -- ~, axe. ~ TREE: evonim<BR><BR> <B> SPINE</B> -- ~ (-al, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> SPINSTER</B> -- celiba(taria)<BR><BR> <B> SPIRAL</B> -- a. ~; n. spirale<BR><BR> <B> SPIRE</B> -- pinacul, turr-punte<BR><BR> <B> SPIRIT</B> -- n. fantom, spirite (-ist, -isme); (genious, soul) sp&iacute;ritu (-al, -alit&aacute;); (alcohol) sprite. ~ LEVEL: nivelette. IN HIGH SPIRITS: in optim humore; v. TO ~ AWAY: escamotar<BR><BR> <B> SPIT</B> -- v. sputar (-age), expectorar; n. (rosting) grille, rost. TURNSPIT: torna-pica<BR><BR> <B> SPITE</B> -- n. rancore, malicie. IN ~ OF: malgr&eacute;; v. afrontar<BR><BR> <B> SPITEFUL</B> -- malevolent, maliciosi, rancorosi<BR><BR> <B> SPITTLE</B> -- sputage, saliva<BR><BR> <B> SPITTOON</B> -- sputuore<BR><BR> <B> SPLASH</B> -- v. (noise) plaudar; (in mud etc.) barbotar; (spatter) surspruzzar<BR><BR> <B> SPLASHBACK</B> -- para-aqua<BR><BR> <B> SPLEEN</B> -- splen, bilie<BR><BR> <B> SPLENDID</B> -- ~, magnific, superb<BR><BR> <B> SPLENDOUR</B> -- splendore, magnificentie<BR><BR> <B> SPLICE</B> -- interplecter<BR><BR> <B> SPLINT</B> -- (surg.) splinte<BR><BR> <B> SPLINTER</B> -- splittre (-ar), lignun<BR><BR> <B> SPLIT</B> -- v. fenDer (se), fisser (-ion, -ura); n. fension, fensura<BR><BR> <B> SPLUTTER</B> -- sputear; (speech) balbutiar<BR><BR> <B> SPOIL</B> -- v. bosillar, damagear, ruinar; (despoil) spoliar; (go bad) putrir; (overindulge) dorlotar<BR><BR> <B> SPOILS</B> -- raptallia<BR><BR> <B> SPOKE</B> -- radion<BR><BR> <B> SPOKESMAN</B> -- porta-voce<BR><BR> <B> SPOLIATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SPONGE</B> -- spongie (-iatri, -iosi); n. nettar per spongie. TO ~ ON: parasitar ye<BR><BR> <B> SPONSOR</B> -- garante; (godparent) compatre, commatre<BR><BR> <B> SPONTANEOUS</B> -- spontan (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SPOOK</B> -- fantoma<BR><BR> <B> SPOOL</B> -- spul (-ar), bobine<BR><BR> <B> SPOON</B> -- coclare. TEA~: micri coclare. DESSERT ~: coclare a dessert. ~FUL: coclarade<BR><BR> <B> SPOOR</B> -- tracie, vestigie<BR><BR> <B> SPORADIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SPORE</B> -- spor<BR><BR> <B> SPORT</B> -- ~; divertissement, lude. SPORTSMAN: sportmann, sportist<BR><BR> <B> SPORTIVE</B> -- festal; ludaci<BR><BR> <B> SPOT</B> -- n. macul; (drop) gutte; (point) punctu; v. macular; remarcar, detecter<BR><BR> <B> SPOTLESS</B> -- &iacute;nmaculat, sin macul<BR><BR> <B> SPOUSE</B> -- marita, marito<BR><BR> <B> SPOUT</B> -- n. guttiere; (of vessel) bec; v. spruzzar; (declaim) declamar<BR><BR> <B> SPRAIN</B> -- v. luxar, torder; n. tonsura<BR><BR> <B> SPRAT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SPRAWL</B> -- extenDer se, jacer extendet<BR><BR> <B> SPRAY</B> -- n. spruzzallia, jetta de aqua; v. spruzzar, aspersar<BR><BR> <B> SPREAD</B> -- extenDer (se), expanDer; covrir; difuser (se), dissemar. ~ OUT FOR SALE: estalar<BR><BR> <B> SPRIG</B> -- ramette, sarment<BR><BR> <B> SPRIGHTLY</B> -- vivaci, alegri<BR><BR> <B> SPRING</B> -- n. (water) fonte; (warm ~) terme; (a leap) salta; (season) verne; (mech.) ressor. ~BOARD: trampline, saltuore; v. fontear; saltar; (originate) provenir<BR><BR> <B> SPRINGY</B> -- elastic, spongeatri<BR><BR> <B> SPRINKLE</B> -- asperser. SPRINKLER: spruzzette<BR><BR> <B> SPRITE</B> -- cobolde<BR><BR> <B> SPROCKET</B> -- dent-rote<BR><BR> <B> SPROUT</B> -- n. burgeon, g&eacute;rmine. BRUSSELS ~: caul de Bruxelles; v. germinar, burgeonar<BR><BR> <B> SPRUCE</B> -- a. nett, elegant; n. (fir) picea, abiete<BR><BR> <B> SPUR</B> -- n. sporn (-ar); stimul (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SPURGE</B> -- euforbie. ~ LAUREL: dafn&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> SPURIOUS</B> -- fals, apocrifal, fictiv, &iacute;nlegitim<BR><BR> <B> SPURN</B> -- dedignar, tractar con depreciation, repulser<BR><BR> <B> SPURT</B> -- v. spruzzar. TO PUT A ~: accelerar, hastar<BR><BR> <B> SPUTTER</B> -- v. (speech) balbutiar<BR><BR> <B> SPY</B> -- v. spiar, spionar; observar; n. spion<BR><BR> <B> SQUABBLE</B> -- v. disputar, querellar; n. dispute, querelle<BR><BR> <B> SQUAD</B> -- file<BR><BR> <B> SQUADRON</B> -- (mil.) escadron; (mar.) escadre<BR><BR> <B> SQUALID</B> -- s&oacute;rdid<BR><BR> <B> SQUALL</B> -- ~ (-i, -osi), burasca; v. strider<BR><BR> <B> SQUALOR</B> -- sordidesse<BR><BR> <B> SQUAMOSE</B> -- squamosi<BR><BR> <B> SQUANDER</B> -- dissipar, prodigar<BR><BR> <B> SQUARE</B> -- a. quadrat, quadriform; pari; quitt; honest; n. quadrate; (geom.) squadre; (public) plazza. ~ ROOT: radica quadratic. T-SQUARE: quadrette. SQUARING: quadratura; v. quadrar; (set right) adjustar; (bribe) subcomprar; (intr.) acordar se con<BR><BR> <B> SQUASH</B> -- ecrasar, aplastar<BR><BR> <B> SQUAT</B> -- a. stumpi; v. hoccar<BR><BR> <B> SQUEAK</B> -- crepitar, cracar<BR><BR> <B> SQUEAL</B> -- strider; (turn informer) denunciar<BR><BR> <B> SQUEAMISH</B> -- fastidiosi, scrupulosi, tro delicat<BR><BR> <B> SQUEEZE</B> -- compresser, serrar<BR><BR> <B> SQUINT</B> -- v. strabar (-ator, -isme, -on). ~EYED: strabi<BR><BR> <B> SQUIRE</B> -- scudero<BR><BR> <B> SQUIRM</B> -- torder se<BR><BR> <B> SQUIRREL</B> -- scurel<BR><BR> <B> SQUIRT</B> -- spruzzar, asperser<BR><BR> <B> STAB</B> -- v. trapicar, punialar; n. colpe per puniale<BR><BR> <B> STABLE</B> -- a. stabil (-it&aacute;, -isar) solid, fix, durabil; n. stalle; v. logiar, installar<BR><BR> <B> STACK</B> -- v. amassar, cumular; n. cumul; (hay) fen-piramide<BR><BR> <B> STADIUM</B> -- stadion<BR><BR> <B> STAFF</B> -- (pole) baston, pal: (personnel) personale, equip; (mil.) stabe; (mus.) lineatura<BR><BR> <B> STAG</B> -- cervo<BR><BR> <B> STAGE</B> -- (theatre) scene, podium; (platform) estrade; (of progress) stadie, etappe. ~MANAGER: regissor; v. inscenar<BR><BR> <B> STAGECOACH</B> -- diligence<BR><BR> <B> STAGEFRIGHT</B> -- timore de estrade<BR><BR> <B> STAGER</B> -- n. actor. TO BE AN OLD ~: saver li trantran<BR><BR> <B> STAGGER</B> -- chancelar; (take aback) consternar<BR><BR> <B> STAGNANT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> STAGNATE</B> -- stagnar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> STAID</B> -- seriosi, sobri, desfrivol<BR><BR> <B> STAIN</B> -- n. macul (-ar); v. (dye) tinter (-or, -ura)<BR><BR> <B> STAIR</B> -- n. scalun. STAIRCASE: scaliere<BR><BR> <B> STAKE</B> -- n. pal, palisse (-ade); (pledge) gage; (gambling) riscage; v. palissar; (money) riscar, hasardar; pariar. TO ~ OUT: jalonar<BR><BR> <B> STALACTITE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> STALAGMITE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> STALE</B> -- fad, desfrisc, old, rancid, &iacute;nsipid<BR><BR> <B> STALK</B> -- n. stip, c&aacute;lame; v. persequer<BR><BR> <B> STALL</B> -- n. (stable) stalle, manjuore; (market ~) etale, baracca; (choir ~) cor-pupitre; (theatre ~) fotel<BR><BR> <B> STALLION</B> -- cavallo, stallon<BR><BR> <B> STALWART</B> -- brav, &iacute;ntrepid<BR><BR> <B> STAMEN</B> -- st&aacute;mine (-al, -at, -ifer)<BR><BR> <B> STAMINA</B> -- vigore, fortie vital, vitalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> STAMMER</B> -- balbutiar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> STAMP</B> -- n. (postage ~) postmarca; (instrument) stamp; (brand) stampa, impression; (character) calibre, carac tere; v. a letter) afrancar; (impress) stampar; (coins) monetar; (with feet) frappar; (of horses) piaffar<BR><BR> <B> STAMPEDE</B> -- fugida panical<BR><BR> <B> STANCHION</B> -- pale ferrin<BR><BR> <B> STAND</B> -- v. star. TO ~ UP: stantar se. TO ~ AGAINST: oposir, resister. TO ~ BACK: retirar se, recular; (as candidate) presentar se; (endure) tolerar; (~ still) haltar, ne mover se. ~ OUT: prominer; n. stative, pedestale, suport, porta-; (for spectators) podium<BR><BR> <B> STANDARD</B> -- a. uniform; n. (ensign) standarte (-ario); (measure) norme, standarde (-isar), criterie, mesura; (of knowledge) gradu; (weights and measures) etalon<BR><BR> <B> STAND-BY</B> -- reserve, suporte<BR><BR> <B> STANDING</B> -- a. permanent, constant; n. rang, reputation; duration<BR><BR> <B> STANDPOINT</B> -- vis-punctu, sta-punctu<BR><BR> <B> STANDSTILL</B> -- cessation, inmobilit&aacute;, halta<BR><BR> <B> STANZA</B> -- stance<BR><BR> <B> STAPLE</B> -- a. chef, principal<BR><BR> <B> STAR</B> -- stelle (-ari), astre, s&iacute;dere; (print.) stellette. asterisco. ~ GAZER: astrologo; (stage etc.) star<BR><BR> <B> STARBOARD</B> -- stirborde<BR><BR> <B> STARCH</B> -- n. amidon; v. (in)amidonar<BR><BR> <B> STARCHY</B> -- amidonal; formal<BR><BR> <B> STARE</B> -- regarde fix o &iacute;npudent; v. regardar fixmen<BR><BR> <B> STARK</B> -- rigid; pur, absolut, tot<BR><BR> <B> STARLING</B> -- sturne<BR><BR> <B> STARRY</B> -- stellosi, stellut<BR><BR> <B> START</B> -- n. (sport) starte (-ar); prim passu, move &iacute;nvoluntari; v. comensar, initiar, activar; departer<BR><BR> <B> STARTLE</B> -- aterrer, chocar, alarmar<BR><BR> <B> STARTLING</B> -- consternant<BR><BR> <B> STARVATION</B> -- fame, famine<BR><BR> <B> STARVE</B> -- (intr.) famear; (tr.) afamar<BR><BR> <B> STATE</B> -- n. (polit.) state; (condition) statu, condition; pompe, gala; a. statal; ceremonial; v. dir, narrar, declarar, asserter<BR><BR> <B> STATELY</B> -- majestic, digni<BR><BR> <B> STATEMENT</B> -- declaration, raporte; explication, assertion; (table, list) etate<BR><BR> <B> STATESMAN</B> -- statmann, ministro<BR><BR> <B> STATIC</B> -- ~. STATICS: statica<BR><BR> <B> STATION</B> -- posto; (Rail.) station; (rank) rang; v. postar<BR><BR> <B> STATIONARY</B> -- stationari, fix<BR><BR> <B> STATIONER</B> -- paperero (-er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> STATIONMASTER</B> -- chef de station<BR><BR> <B> STATISTICAL</B> -- statistic. STATISTICS: statistica<BR><BR> <B> STATISTICIAN</B> -- statistico<BR><BR> <B> STATUARY</B> -- statues, sculptura; (person) statuario<BR><BR> <B> STATUE</B> -- statue (-esc, -ette), figura<BR><BR> <B> STATURE</B> -- statura<BR><BR> <B> STATUS</B> -- rang. ~ QUO: statu-quo<BR><BR> <B> STATUTE</B> -- ~ (-ari), lege<BR><BR> <B> STAUNCH</B> -- fidibil, loyal, firm; v. desanguar, far haltar<BR><BR> <B> STAVE</B> -- n. baston; (of barrel) doga; v. TO ~ IN: brechar<BR><BR> <B> STAY</B> -- n. apoy; (naut.) stag; sejorne, restada: v. restar, remaner; retardar; (uphold) apoyar, subtener; (arrest) haltar<BR><BR> <B> STAYS</B> -- corsete<BR><BR> <B> STEAD</B> -- loc(o)<BR><BR> <B> STEADFAST</B> -- constant, firm, loyal, resolut<BR><BR> <B> STEADY</B> -- a. secur, stabil, firm; assidui; sobri, constant; v. securar<BR><BR> <B> STEAK</B> -- bifstec<BR><BR> <B> STEAL</B> -- furter; ear furtivmen<BR><BR> <B> STEALTH</B> -- BY ~: furtivmen, insidiosimen<BR><BR> <B> STEAM</B> -- n. vapor; v. vaporear<BR><BR> <B> STEAM-ENGINE</B> -- vapor-machine<BR><BR> <B> STEAMER</B> -- vapor-nave<BR><BR> <B> STEARINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> STEEL</B> -- n. stal (-atri, -in); v. adurar, stalisar<BR><BR> <B> STEEP</B> -- a. declivi (-t&aacute;), scarp; v. macerar<BR><BR> <B> STEEPLE</B> -- turr-punte, pinacul<BR><BR> <B> STEER</B> -- n. bovello; v. directer, pilotar, guidar, navigar, stirar. STEERING WHEEL: stir-rote<BR><BR> <B> STEERAGE</B> -- timonage, pilotage. ~ PASSENGER: passagero del triesim classe<BR><BR> <B> STELLAR</B> -- stellari, astral<BR><BR> <B> STEM</B> -- n. st&iacute;pite; (naut.) stem; v. obstructer, haltar<BR><BR> <B> STENCH</B> -- mal-odor, fetore<BR><BR> <B> STENCIL</B> -- n. ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> STENOGRAPHER</B> -- stenograf (-ar, -ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> STENTORIAN</B> -- de Stentor, stentoric; stentoresc<BR><BR> <B> STEP</B> -- n. passu; (of stairs) scalun. ~ BY ~: passu pos passu; v. far un passu, passuar. TO ~ IN: intrar<BR><BR> <B> STEP-BROTHER</B> -- step-fratre<BR><BR> <B> STEPPE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> STEPS, TO TAKE</B> -- * penar se, prender mesuras<BR><BR> <B> STEREOSCOPE</B> -- stereoscop (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> STEREOTYPE</B> -- stereotip (-ar, -ic, -at)<BR><BR> <B> STERIL</B> -- ~ (-isar, -it&aacute;), &iacute;nfecund<BR><BR> <B> STERLET</B> -- sterlete<BR><BR> <B> STERLING</B> -- genuin, provat; (fin.) sterling<BR><BR> <B> STERN</B> -- a. severi (-t&aacute;)s rigorosi; n. sterne<BR><BR> <B> STERNUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> STETHOSCOPE</B> -- stetoscop, auscultator, auscultuore<BR><BR> <B> STEVEDORE</B> -- stivator, cargator<BR><BR> <B> STEW</B> -- n. stovage; (fruit) compot; v. stovar, compotar<BR><BR> <B> STEWARD</B> -- intendante, agente, econom, menagero; (ship's ~) servitor<BR><BR> <B> STICK</B> -- n. baston, verge; canne; v. glutinar; (bills) afichar; (adhere) adherer; (remain) restar. TO ~ AT: haltar avan. TO ~ OUT: prominer<BR><BR> <B> STICKY</B> -- glutinosi, adhesiv<BR><BR> <B> STIFF</B> -- rigid, &iacute;nflexibil, obstinat; formal; fort<BR><BR> <B> STIFFEN</B> -- arigidar, far rigid; (intr.) devenir rigid<BR><BR> <B> STIFLE</B> -- sufocar, represser<BR><BR> <B> STIGMA</B> -- ~ (-tic, -tisar)<BR><BR> <B> STILE</B> -- passuore, pontette<BR><BR> <B> STILETTO</B> -- stilette<BR><BR> <B> STILL</B> -- calm, quiet, seren, silent; &iacute;nmobil, tranquil; adv. (however) t&aacute;men. ~ MORE: ancor plu; n. distill-aparate, alambic; v. calmar, quietar, contentar<BR><BR> <B> STILL-BORN</B> -- mort-nascet<BR><BR> <B> STILT</B> -- stelte, marchette<BR><BR> <B> STILTED</B> -- pomposi, formal<BR><BR> <B> STIMULANT</B> -- stimulative<BR><BR> <B> STIMULATE</B> -- stimular (-ation); excitar, spornar<BR><BR> <B> STIMULUS</B> -- stimul<BR><BR> <B> STING</B> -- n. pica; (organ of insect) agullion<BR><BR> <B> STINGING</B> -- picant, pungent<BR><BR> <B> STINGY</B> -- avari (-t&aacute;), mesquin<BR><BR> <B> STINK</B> -- v. mal-odorar, feter (-id); n. malodore<BR><BR> <B> STINT</B> -- v. limitar, restricter<BR><BR> <B> STIPEND</B> -- stipendie (-iari, -iario)<BR><BR> <B> STIPPLE</B> -- v, puntillar (-age)<BR><BR> <B> STIPULATE</B> -- stipular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> STIPULATION</B> -- clausul<BR><BR> <B> STIR</B> -- v. incitar, agitar; mover se; n. tumultu<BR><BR> <B> STIRRUP</B> -- strippe, pediero<BR><BR> <B> STITCH</B> -- v. suer; n. lace, mallie; (pain) dolore de coste<BR><BR> <B> STOAT</B> -- hermeline<BR><BR> <B> STOCK</B> -- n. trunc; (race) rasse; (comm.) capitale; (of wares) stock; assortiment; (flower) levcoye, gilliflor. STOCK-PIECE: pezze de repertorie; (gun) clopp; v. furnir, provisionar. TO TAKE ~: inventariar. TAKE ~ OF: rendir se conte pri<BR><BR> <B> STOCKADE</B> -- n. palissade<BR><BR> <B> STOCKBROKER</B> -- curtagero<BR><BR> <B> STOCK EXCHANGE</B> -- bursa<BR><BR> <B> STOCKHOLDER</B> -- rentero, actionario<BR><BR> <B> STOCKING</B> -- strumpe<BR><BR> <B> STOCK-JOBBER</B> -- agiotator, bursero<BR><BR> <B> STOCKS</B> -- (fin.) actiones; (for ships) staple; (for punishment) pilorie<BR><BR> <B> STOICAL</B> -- stoic. STOIC: stoico<BR><BR> <B> STOKE</B> -- v. munir. STOKER: calentator, foyero<BR><BR> <B> STOLID</B> -- ~, flegmatic<BR><BR> <B> STOMACH</B> -- n. stomac, epigastre, panse; apetite; v. digester<BR><BR> <B> STONE</B> -- n. petre, l&aacute;pide; (of fruit) nucleo, grane; (gem) juvel. ~ AGE: epoca de petre. ~ QUARRY: petriera; a. de petre, petric. petrin, lito-; v. (pelt) lapidar; (fruit) degranar, denuclear<BR><BR> <B> STONY</B> -- lapidosi; petratri; cruel<BR><BR> <B> STOOK</B> -- n. garbage, fasce de garbes<BR><BR> <B> STOOL</B> -- scabelle, taburette<BR><BR> <B> STOOP</B> -- v. clinar se, bassar se; humiliar se<BR><BR> <B> STOP</B> -- v. (cease) cessar; haltar, stoppar; (teeth) plombar; n. halta; (full ~) punctu; (halting place) etape<BR><BR> <B> STOPPAGE</B> -- n. obstruction, impediment; deduction<BR><BR> <B> STOPPER</B> -- n. tampon<BR><BR> <B> STORAGE</B> -- magasinage<BR><BR> <B> STORE</B> -- n. provision; quantit&aacute;; abundantie; (place) magasine, dep&oacute;, arsenale; (shop) but&iacute;ca; v. acumular, provisionar; inmagasinar; (the mind) inrichar STOREY: etage<BR><BR> <B> STORK</B> -- storc<BR><BR> <B> STORM</B> -- ~ (-i, -osi), tempeste , burasca; v. stormear; (rage) furer; (mil.) assaltar, storm-ataccar STORY: historie, raconta; fabul; (a lie) mentie. SHORT ~: novelle<BR><BR> <B> STOUT</B> -- corpulent; brav; (strong) fort<BR><BR> <B> STOVE</B> -- forne; (primus ~) forne portabil<BR><BR> <B> STOW</B> -- v. stivar (-ation, -ator), cargar<BR><BR> <B> STOWAWAY</B> -- n. ciec passagero<BR><BR> <B> STRADDLE</B> -- escartar li gambes, star, li gambes furcat<BR><BR> <B> STRAGGLE</B> -- trenar se. STRAGGLER: trenard<BR><BR> <B> STRAIGHT</B> -- a. rect, direct; honest; adv. strax, &iacute;nmediatmen<BR><BR> <B> STRAIGHTEN</B> -- rectificar<BR><BR> <B> STRAIN</B> -- n. tension; (pressure) pression; (race) rasse; v. tenDer, efortiar se; (sieve) cribellar<BR><BR> <B> STRAINER</B> -- cribelle, filtre<BR><BR> <B> STRAIT</B> -- a. strett; n. strette; desfacilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> STRAITJACKET</B> -- corsete restrictiv<BR><BR> <B> STRAND</B> -- n. (shore) rive; (of rope) cordun; v. strandar. TO BE STRANDED: misviar, misviagear<BR><BR> <B> STRANGE</B> -- strangi, extran, foren. STRANGER: &iacute;nconossete<BR><BR> <B> STRANGLE</B> -- strangular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> STRAP</B> -- n. ~<BR><BR> <B> STRATAGEM</B> -- stratagema, artificie<BR><BR> <B> STRATEGIST</B> -- stratego (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> STRATIFY</B> -- stratificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> STRATUM</B> -- strate<BR><BR> <B> STRAW</B> -- pallie<BR><BR> <B> STRAWBERRY</B> -- frespere (-iero)<BR><BR> <B> STRAY</B> -- v. vagar, deviar, errar, divagar<BR><BR> <B> STREAK</B> -- n. strie (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> STREAM</B> -- fluvie, riverette. DOWN ~: a valley. UP ~: a monte<BR><BR> <B> STREAMER</B> -- banderol<BR><BR> <B> STREET</B> -- strada, via<BR><BR> <B> STRENGTH</B> -- fortie, vigore. ON THE ~ OF: fidente a<BR><BR> <B> STPENGTHEN</B> -- infortiar, fortificar<BR><BR> <B> STRENUOUS</B> -- strapaciosi, vigorosi<BR><BR> <B> STRESS</B> -- n. emfase (-ar); accentu (-ar); tension, fatiga<BR><BR> <B> STRETCH</B> -- v. tenDer; alongar (se); extenDer se; exagerar. AT A ~: sin intermittentie<BR><BR> <B> STRETCHER</B> -- portuore<BR><BR> <B> STREW</B> -- (dis)jettar, (dis)semar, disperser<BR><BR> <B> STRICKEN</B> -- aflictet<BR><BR> <B> STRICT</B> -- severi (-t&aacute;), strict (-ease), exact<BR><BR> <B> STRICTURE</B> -- critica, desaprobation; (med.) constriction<BR><BR> <B> STRIDE</B> -- un long passu; v. ear per long passus<BR><BR> <B> STRIDENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> STRIPE</B> -- lucte, dispute, querelle, conflicte<BR><BR> <B> STRIKE</B> -- v. batter, dar un colpe; (mint) monetar; (a flag) abassar. IT STRUCK HIM THAT...: venit le in mente que...; n. (of workers) bastament (-ar, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> STRIKING</B> -- remarcabil, frappant, impressiv<BR><BR> <B> STRING</B> -- n. corde; serie; v. incordar, infilar<BR><BR> <B> STRINGED INSTRUMENT</B> -- cord-instrument<BR><BR> <B> STRINGENT</B> -- severi, strict<BR><BR> <B> STRIP</B> -- v. denudar; (undress) devestir; spoliar, privar; n. strie<BR><BR> <B> STRIPE</B> -- n. strie (-ar)5 (mil.) galon<BR><BR> <B> STRIPLING</B> -- yuno<BR><BR> <B> STRIVE</B> -- penar, luctar<BR><BR> <B> STROKE</B> -- n. batte, colpe; atacca, paralise; (hyphen) tir&eacute;; (with pen) streca; v. caressar<BR><BR> <B> STROLL</B> -- vagar (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> STRONG</B> -- fort, robust, vigorosi; rancid<BR><BR> <B> STRONGHOLD</B> -- citadelle, forteresse<BR><BR> <B> STROP</B> -- strap (de cute)<BR><BR> <B> STRUCTURE</B> -- structura (-al), edificie<BR><BR> <B> STRUGGLE</B> -- v. luctar, combatter; stramplar; n. lucte<BR><BR> <B> STRUMPET</B> -- prostituta, hetera<BR><BR> <B> STRUT</B> -- v. paradar, afectar, strucear, ear fiernen; n. pal de apoy<BR><BR> <B> STRYCHNINE</B> -- stricnine<BR><BR> <B> STUBBLE</B> -- stopple<BR><BR> <B> STUBBORN</B> -- obstinat, &iacute;nflexibil, renitent<BR><BR> <B> STUCCO</B> -- stucca (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> STUD</B> -- buton. STUD-FARM: cavall-elevatoria<BR><BR> <B> STUDENT</B> -- studiante; scolero<BR><BR> <B> STUDIED</B> -- premeditat, intentet<BR><BR> <B> STUDIO</B> -- ateliere<BR><BR> <B> STUDY</B> -- v. studiar; n. studie (-osi); (room) scritoria, studia(toria)<BR><BR> <B> STUFF</B> -- n. stoffe, materie; v. stuffar (-age); (cul.) farcear<BR><BR> <B> STUFFY</B> -- opressiv, sufocant<BR><BR> <B> STULTIFY</B> -- stultificar, futilisar<BR><BR> <B> STUMBLE</B> -- v. mispassuar, cadettar<BR><BR> <B> STUMP</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> STUN</B> -- aturdir; far &iacute;nconscient; stupefar<BR><BR> <B> STUNNING</B> -- mirobolant; aturdient<BR><BR> <B> STUNTED</B> -- nani, stumpat, dem&iacute;-crescet<BR><BR> <B> STUPEFY</B> -- stupefar (-ation, -ant), narcotisar<BR><BR> <B> STUPENDOUS</B> -- vastissim, gigantic, colossal<BR><BR> <B> STUPID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;), folli; (stupefied) &iacute;nsensibil<BR><BR> <B> STUPOR</B> -- stupore, letargie<BR><BR> <B> STURDY</B> -- robust, fort<BR><BR> <B> STURGEON</B> -- stur<BR><BR> <B> STUTTER</B> -- v. balbutiar<BR><BR> <B> STY</B> -- svinstalle, sviniera<BR><BR> <B> STYE</B> -- hordeol<BR><BR> <B> STYLE</B> -- stil (-ist, -istica); (of clothes) fasson; (fashion) moda; v. titular<BR><BR> <B> SUAVE</B> -- suavi (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SUBALTERN</B> -- a. subordinat; n. subaltern-oficero<BR><BR> <B> SUBDUE</B> -- v. subjugar; victer, amansar, conquestar<BR><BR> <B> SUBJECT</B> -- n. subjecte, tema; (person) subjecte, guvernate; a. guvernat, subject; v. subjecter (-ion); submisser, submetter<BR><BR> <B> SUBJUGATE</B> -- subjugar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SUBJUNCTIVE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SUBLIME</B> -- sublim (-at, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SUBMARINE</B> -- a. submarin; n. ~, nave submersibil<BR><BR> <B> SUBMERGE</B> -- submerser (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> SUBMIT</B> -- v. submetter, submisser (-iv, -ion), suggester; presentar<BR><BR> <B> SUBORDINATE</B> -- v. subordinar (-at, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> SUBPOENA</B> -- n. mandate judical<BR><BR> <B> SUBSCRIBE</B> -- (to periodical) abonnar (-ator, -ament); (to a society) cotisar? (to contribute) contribuer; (sign) subscrir (-tion)<BR><BR> <B> SUBSEQUENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SUBSERVIENT</B> -- ~, auxiliatori<BR><BR> <B> SUBSIDE</B> -- diminuer; (sink down) afundar se; (of wind) calmar se<BR><BR> <B> SUBSIDIARY</B> -- a. auxiliari; n. sucursale, filiale<BR><BR> <B> SUBSIDY</B> -- subsidie (-iar), subvention (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SUBSIST</B> -- subsister (-entie), exister<BR><BR> <B> SUBSOIL</B> -- subsuol<BR><BR> <B> SUBSTANCE</B> -- substantie (-al, -ar)<BR><BR> <B> SUBSTANTIVE</B> -- ~ (-ic, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> SUBSTITUTE</B> -- v. substituer (-tion), remplazzar, vicear; n. surogate; (person) vicario<BR><BR> <B> SUBTANGENT</B> -- subtangente<BR><BR> <B> SUBTERFUGE</B> -- ~, evasion<BR><BR> <B> SUBTERRANEAN</B> -- subterran<BR><BR> <B> SUBTLE</B> -- subtil (-it&aacute;, -isar), delicat<BR><BR> <B> SUBTRACT</B> -- subtraer (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SUBURB</B> -- suburbe (-an)<BR><BR> <B> SUBVENTION</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SUBVERT</B> -- subverTer (-siv, -sion)<BR><BR> <B> SUBWAY</B> -- via subterran, sub-passage<BR><BR> <B> SUCCEED</B> -- v. successar, prosperar; (follow) succeDer, sequer. TO ~ TO: heredar<BR><BR> <B> SUCCESS</B> -- successe. SUCCESSFUL: felici, successosi<BR><BR> <B> SUCCESSION</B> -- ~, heredie; (series) serie<BR><BR> <B> SUCCESSOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SUCCINCT</B> -- concis, resumat<BR><BR> <B> SUCCOUR</B> -- sucurse (-er, -or)<BR><BR> <B> SUCCULENT</B> -- succosi<BR><BR> <B> SUCCUMB</B> -- sucumber<BR><BR> <B> SUCH</B> -- tal. ~ A PERSON: un tal person<BR><BR> <B> SUCK</B> -- sucar; aspirar. ~ UP: absorpter<BR><BR> <B> SUCKER</B> -- (hort.) sarment; (mech.) piston; (ent.) sucuore<BR><BR> <B> SUCKLE</B> -- alactar<BR><BR> <B> SUCKLING</B> -- sucon, beb&eacute;, alacton<BR><BR> <B> SUCTION</B> -- (mech.) aspiration<BR><BR> <B> SUDDEN</B> -- subit (-men)<BR><BR> <B> SUDORIFIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SUDS</B> -- sapon-lixive SUE: (legal) processuar. TO ~ FOR: petir, petitionar, eitar avan li tribunale, proceder contra<BR><BR> <B> SUET</B> -- grasse del ren<BR><BR> <B> SUFFER</B> -- suffrer; tolerar. ~ WANT: indiger<BR><BR> <B> SUFFERER</B> -- suffrente, victime, patiente<BR><BR> <B> SUFFERING</B> -- a. suffrent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> SUFFICE</B> -- suficer (-ant, -entie)<BR><BR> <B> SUFFIX</B> -- sufixe (-al)<BR><BR> <B> SUFFOCATE</B> -- sufocar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SUFFRAGE</B> -- sufragie (-iette)<BR><BR> <B> SUFFRAGAN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> SUFFUSE</B> -- expander se s&uacute;per; colorar<BR><BR> <B> SUGAR</B> -- n. sucre (-ar, -in, -osi). ~BASIN: sucriere. ~ PLANTATION: sucriera<BR><BR> <B> SUGGEST</B> -- suggester (-iv, -ion)<BR><BR> <B> SUICIDE</B> -- (person) ~ (-al); (act) suicidie, self-mortation. TO COMMIT ~: suicidiar<BR><BR> <B> SUIT</B> -- n. (legal) processu; suplication; (clothes) vestiment; (cards) sequentie; v. convener; pleser a<BR><BR> <B> SUITABLE</B> -- convenent (-ie), apt<BR><BR> <B> SUITCASE</B> -- valise<BR><BR> <B> SUITE</B> -- suita; serie<BR><BR> <B> SUITOR</B> -- aspirante, suplicante<BR><BR> <B> SULK</B> -- budar; esser de mal humore<BR><BR> <B> SULLEN</B> -- morosi<BR><BR> <B> SULLY</B> -- delustrar, sordidar<BR><BR> <B> SULPHATE</B> -- sulfate<BR><BR> <B> SULPHIDE</B> -- (of zinc) blende<BR><BR> <B> SULPHITE</B> -- sulfite<BR><BR> <B> SULPHUR</B> -- s&uacute;lfur (-ic, -isar, -iera)<BR><BR> <B> SULTAN</B> -- sultane (-atu, -essa)<BR><BR> <B> SULTANA</B> -- micri rosine<BR><BR> <B> SULTRY</B> -- sufocant, opressiv<BR><BR> <B> SUM</B> -- n. summa, totale; (arith.) calcul, exemple; v. TO ~ UP: resumar; (add) addir<BR><BR> <B> SUMMARISE</B> -- resumar<BR><BR> <B> SUMMARY</B> -- compendie, summarium<BR><BR> <B> SUMMER</B> -- estive (-al)<BR><BR> <B> SUMMIT</B> -- s&oacute;mmite, cime, c&uacute;lmine<BR><BR> <B> SUMMON</B> -- advocar, convocar; citar avan li tribunale<BR><BR> <B> SUMMONS</B> -- citation, apelle<BR><BR> <B> SUMPTUOUS</B> -- sumptuosi, luxuosi<BR><BR> <B> SUN</B> -- n. sole (-ari). ~BEAM: radie del sole. ~SHINE: luce del sole. ~STROKE: colpe del sole. ~RISE: ascension del sole. ~SET: descension del sole; v. insolar se<BR><BR> <B> SUNDAY</B> -- soled&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> SUNDER</B> -- separar, divider<BR><BR> <B> SUNDIAL</B> -- sol-horloge<BR><BR> <B> SUNDRY</B> -- diversi, varie. SUNDRIES: diversages<BR><BR> <B> SUNFLOWER</B> -- tornasole<BR><BR> <B> SUNNY</B> -- lucent, brilliant<BR><BR> <B> SUNSHADE</B> -- parasole<BR><BR> <B> SUP</B> -- supear, inboccar<BR><BR> <B> SUPERANNUATE</B> -- pensionar<BR><BR> <B> SUPERB</B> -- ~ (-ie), magnific<BR><BR> <B> SUPERCILIOUS</B> -- desdigni, fierach, orgolliosi<BR><BR> <B> SUPEREROGATION</B> -- A WORK OF ~: superfl&uacute; bonit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> SUPERFICIAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SUPERFICIES</B> -- superficie<BR><BR> <B> SUPERFINE</B> -- superfin, finissim<BR><BR> <B> SUPERFLUOUS</B> -- superfl&uacute; (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SUPERIMPOSE</B> -- superposir<BR><BR> <B> SUPERINTEND</B> -- superintender (-nte), supervider, controlar<BR><BR> <B> SUPERIOR</B> -- a. superiori (—t&aacute;); n. superiors, chef<BR><BR> <B> SUPERLATIVE</B> -- a. superlativ, bonissim; n. (gramm.) superlative<BR><BR> <B> SUPERNATURAL</B> -- ~. THE ~: lu supernatural<BR><BR> <B> SUPERNUMERARY</B> -- a. supernumerari; n. supernumerario<BR><BR> <B> SUPERSCRIBE</B> -- superscrir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> SUPERSEDE</B> -- deposir, deplazzar; substituer, remplazzar<BR><BR> <B> SUPERSTITION</B> -- miscrede, supersticie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> SUPERVENE</B> -- supervenir, evenir &iacute;nexpectatmen<BR><BR> <B> SUPERVISE</B> -- superviDer, inspecter, controlar<BR><BR> <B> SUPINE</B> -- a. inert, indolent; n. (gramm.) supine<BR><BR> <B> SUPPER</B> -- sup&eacute; (-ar), repaste vesperal<BR><BR> <B> SUPPLANT</B> -- suplantar, deplazzar<BR><BR> <B> SUPPLE</B> -- flexibil<BR><BR> <B> SUPPLEMENT</B> -- v. supleer (-ment, -mental, -mentari)<BR><BR> <B> SUPPLICATE</B> -- suplicar (-ation, -ator, -ante)<BR><BR> <B> SUPPLY</B> -- v. furnir, munir (per), liverar, provisionar; n. provision, assortiment. ~ AND DEMAND: oferta e demande<BR><BR> <B> SUPPORT</B> -- v. apoyar, subtener, suportar; alimentar; n. suporte, apoy, subtention. MEANS OF ~: victuales; reven&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> SUPPOSE</B> -- suposir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> SUPPRESS</B> -- supresser (-ion, -iv)<BR><BR> <B> SUPPURATE</B> -- supurar (-ativ, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> SUPREME</B> -- suprem (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> SURCHARGE</B> -- supertaxe<BR><BR> <B> SURE</B> -- cert, secur; fidibil. ~ ENOUGH: e vermen. TO BE ~: comprende se<BR><BR> <B> SURETY</B> -- certit&aacute;; (guarantor) garante; (bail) caution<BR><BR> <B> SURF</B> -- mar-creste, mar-undes<BR><BR> <B> SURFACE</B> -- superficie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> SURFEIT</B> -- excesse; v. saturar<BR><BR> <B> SURGE</B> -- marear, undear (-ation), undular<BR><BR> <B> SURGEON</B> -- chirurgo (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> SURGERY</B> -- chirurgie; (place) cabinete, chirurgia<BR><BR> <B> SURLY</B> -- morosi, rud<BR><BR> <B> SURMISE</B> -- v. conjecter (-ion, -ura)<BR><BR> <B> SURMOUNT</B> -- superar, victer<BR><BR> <B> SURNAME</B> -- n&oacute;mine familial, surn&oacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> SURPASS</B> -- superar; exceDer<BR><BR> <B> SURPLICE</B> -- stola<BR><BR> <B> SURPLUS</B> -- a. superfl&uacute;; n. excesse, rest, excedentie, surplus<BR><BR> <B> SURPRISE</B> -- n. surprise (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SURRENDER</B> -- v. ceder, capitular; renunciar<BR><BR> <B> SURREPTITIOUS</B> -- furtiv, secret<BR><BR> <B> SURROGATE</B> -- surogate, substitute<BR><BR> <B> SURROUND</B> -- cernar, circumdar. SURROUNDINGS: circumit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> SURTAX</B> -- superimposte<BR><BR> <B> SURVEY</B> -- explorar; (scan) regardar, supervider; inspecter (-ion); (land) mesurar (-ator, -age); far un expertise; n. super-regarda; expertise<BR><BR> <B> SURVEYOR</B> -- agremesurator<BR><BR> <B> SURVIVE</B> -- perviver, superviver (-ante)<BR><BR> <B> SURVIVAL</B> -- superviventie<BR><BR> <B> SUSCEPTIBLE</B> -- susceptibil (-it&aacute;), impressibil, sensibil<BR><BR> <B> SUSPECT</B> -- a. ~ (-er, -ion, -iv); n. suspecte; v. (~ that) conjecter que<BR><BR> <B> SUSPEND</B> -- suspenDer (-siv, -sion)<BR><BR> <B> SUSPENDERS</B> -- porta-strumpes<BR><BR> <B> SUSPENSE</B> -- ~, &iacute;ncertit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> SUSPICION</B> -- suspection<BR><BR> <B> SUSPICIOUS</B> -- suspectiv; (open to suspicion) suspectibil<BR><BR> <B> SUSTAIN</B> -- subtener, suportar; suffrer; continuar<BR><BR> <B> SUSTENANCE</B> -- nutriment<BR><BR> <B> SUTLER</B> -- cantinero<BR><BR> <B> SUTURE</B> -- sutura (-al)<BR><BR> <B> SWAB</B> -- n. vatte a essuyar; v. vattar, nettar, scurar<BR><BR> <B> SWADDLE</B> -- circumvoluer<BR><BR> <B> SWAGGER</B> -- v. strucear, fanfaronar. SWAGGERING: bravach; n. bravade<BR><BR> <B> SWAIN</B> -- rustico; (lover) amante<BR><BR> <B> SWALLOW</B> -- n. hirunde; v. (in)glotir<BR><BR> <B> SWAMP</B> -- morasse, palude<BR><BR> <B> SWAN</B> -- cigne (-atri)<BR><BR> <B> SWARD</B> -- herbe, gazon<BR><BR> <B> SWARM</B> -- n. formication, turbul. ~ OF FLIES: moscallia; v. formicar, turbular<BR><BR> <B> SWARTHY</B> -- brun, nigratri<BR><BR> <B> SWAY</B> -- dominion, influentie (-ar); v. oscillar, chancelar<BR><BR> <B> SWEAR</B> -- blasfemar, maledir; (on oath) jurar. TO ~ IN: far jurar<BR><BR> <B> SWEAT</B> -- sudar, transpirar (-ation); n. sudore<BR><BR> <B> SWEDE</B> -- (turnip) svedesi nap<BR><BR> <B> SWEEP</B> -- balayar; (as wind) chassar. CHIMNEY SWEEPER; chimen&eacute;-balayero<BR><BR> <B> SWEEPINGS</B> -- balayallia<BR><BR> <B> SWEEPSTAKES</B> -- cavall-currida u li premie consists in li recivage<BR><BR> <B> SWEET</B> -- dulci, sucrosi; n. bonbon; (dish) sucrage<BR><BR> <B> SWEETEN</B> -- adulciar; sucrar<BR><BR> <B> SWEETHEART</B> -- amata, inamorato<BR><BR> <B> SWELL</B> -- inflar, crescer; tumer; dilatar; expanDer se; n. undeada<BR><BR> <B> SWELLING</B> -- tumore, inflatura, t&uacute;bere<BR><BR> <B> SWELTERING</B> -- sufocant, opressiv<BR><BR> <B> SWERVE</B> -- deviar, detornar se<BR><BR> <B> SWIFT</B> -- a. rapid, veloci; subit; n. (bird) cipsel<BR><BR> <B> SWILL</B> -- v. trincachar; n. lavatura<BR><BR> <B> SWIM</B> -- v. svimmar, flottar. MY HEAD SWIMS: yo have vert&iacute;gine. SWIMMING BATH: piscine, svimm-bassine<BR><BR> <B> SWINDLE</B> -- (de)fraudar, decepter<BR><BR> <B> SWINE</B> -- svine(s) (-atri, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> SWING</B> -- pendular, oscillar; (tr.) brandisser; far flirtar. ~ ROUND: tornar se; (the arms) brassear; n. (swings) balansuore<BR><BR> <B> SWIRL</B> -- virle (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SWITCH</B> -- v. comutar (-ator, -ation). ~ OFF: decomutar; n. (rail.) rel-changeator; (elec.) changeator, regulator<BR><BR> <B> SWIVEL</B> -- n. pivot<BR><BR> <B> SWOON</B> -- v. evanescer (-ement)<BR><BR> <B> SWOOP</B> -- v. precipitar se sur, plongear sur, sursaltar<BR><BR> <B> SWORD</B> -- espade, gladie (-iar)<BR><BR> <B> SYCAMORE</B> -- platan-acere; (Egyptian) sicomore<BR><BR> <B> SYCOPHANT</B> -- adulator servil, sicofante (-ie), parasite<BR><BR> <B> SYLLABE</B> -- s&iacute;llabe (-arium)<BR><BR> <B> SYLLABUS</B> -- programma<BR><BR> <B> SYLLOGISM</B> -- sillogisme<BR><BR> <B> SYLPH</B> -- silfa<BR><BR> <B> SYLVAN</B> -- silval, silvin<BR><BR> <B> SYMBIOSIS</B> -- simbiose<BR><BR> <B> SYMBOL</B> -- simbol (-ic, -isar, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> SYMMETRY</B> -- simetrie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> SYMPATHY</B> -- simpat&iacute;e; condolentie<BR><BR> <B> SYMPATHETIC</B> -- simpatic<BR><BR> <B> SYMPHONY</B> -- simfonie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> SYMPOSIUM</B> -- simposium<BR><BR> <B> SYMPTOM</B> -- simptoma (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> SYNAGOGUE</B> -- sinagoga<BR><BR> <B> SYNCHRONIZE</B> -- sincronisar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> SYNCOPE</B> -- sincope<BR><BR> <B> SYNDICATE</B> -- sindicatu<BR><BR> <B> SYNECURE</B> -- sinecura<BR><BR> <B> SYNOD</B> -- sinode<BR><BR> <B> SYNONYMOUS</B> -- sinonim<BR><BR> <B> SYNOPSIS</B> -- sinopSe (-tic. -tica)<BR><BR> <B> SYNTAX</B> -- sintaxe (-actic)<BR><BR> <B> SYNTHESIS</B> -- sinteSe (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> SYPHILIS</B> -- sifilise<BR><BR> <B> SYPHON</B> -- sifon (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> SYREN</B> -- (myth.) sirena<BR><BR> <B> SYRINGA</B> -- lila<BR><BR> <B> SYRINGE</B> -- v. spruzzar (-uore), injecter<BR><BR> <B> SYRUP</B> -- sirop (-osi), melasse<BR><BR> <B> SYSTEM</B> -- sistema (-tic, -tisar)<BR><BR> 965 4215 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue t]] moved to [[english-Interlingue t]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> TAB</B> -- (of shoelace) lace-punta, puntale<BR><BR> <B> TABBY</B> -- striat<BR><BR> <B> TABERNACLE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TABLE</B> -- -; (list) tabelle, &iacute;ndex, sinoptica, TABLE-CLOTH: table-toale<BR><BR> <B> TABLEAU</B> -- tabl&oacute;, scene<BR><BR> <B> TABLE-LAND</B> -- plat&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> TABLET</B> -- plaquette; (med.) tabulette<BR><BR> <B> TABOO</B> -- tab&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> TABULAR</B> -- tabellari<BR><BR> <B> TABULATE</B> -- tabellar (-ator)<BR><BR> <B> TACIT</B> -- implicit, silent<BR><BR> <B> TACITURN</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;), silentiosi<BR><BR> <B> TACK</B> -- n. clovette; v. clovettar; (naut.) virar, luvear<BR><BR> <B> TACKLE</B> -- n. tacle, taclage; cosallia; v. agresser, luctar; (a job) interprender<BR><BR> <B> TACT</B> -- (all meanings) tacte (-osi). TACTLESS: sin tacte<BR><BR> <B> TACTICIAN</B> -- tactico<BR><BR> <B> TACTICS</B> -- tactica (-al)<BR><BR> <B> TACTILE</B> -- tactil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> TADPOLE</B> -- ranelle<BR><BR> <B> TAFFETA</B> -- tafte<BR><BR> <B> TAG</B> -- puntale<BR><BR> <B> TAIL</B> -- caude (-al, -at)<BR><BR> <B> TAILOR</B> -- talliero<BR><BR> <B> TAINT</B> -- tintura; infection; v. corupter; infecter; (poison) invenenar<BR><BR> <B> TAKE</B> -- v. prender; capter; ocupar; (require) postular, exiger; (understand) comprender.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE ABACK|TAKE</B> -- consternar.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE ADVANTAGE OF|TAKE</B> -- profitar.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE AIM|TAKE</B> -- visar, apuntar.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE CARE|TAKE</B> -- atenter.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE CARE OF|TAKE</B> -- cuidar.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE COLD|TAKE</B> -- refrigidar se, inreumar se.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE EFFECT|TAKE</B> -- efecter, operar.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE IN|TAKE</B> -- dupar, (as guest) albergar.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE IN HAND|TAKE</B> -- interprender.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE LEAVE OF|TAKE</B> -- dir ad&iacute;o.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE ONE'S LEAVE|TAKE</B> -- forear, departer.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE PAINS|TAKE</B> -- penar, efortiar se.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE PART IN|TAKE</B> -- parti prender.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE PLACE|TAKE</B> -- evenir.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE PITY ON|TAKE</B> -- comiserar.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE REFUGE|TAKE</B> -- refugir.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE OFF|TAKE</B> -- demetter, deprender.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE THE PLACE OF|TAKE</B> -- vicear.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE TO|TAKE</B> -- esser atraet de.<BR><BR> <B> TAKE TO HEART|TAKE</B> -- chagrinar se<BR><BR> <B> TAKING</B> -- atrativ, charmant<BR><BR> <B> TAKINGS</B> -- recivement, recivage<BR><BR> <B> TALC</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TALE; raconta, narration; fabul. ~ BEARING</B> -- denunciation<BR><BR> <B> TALENT</B> -- ~ (-at, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> TALISMAN</B> -- talismane<BR><BR> <B> TALK</B> -- v. parlar (-aci, -ator, -ation), conversar; n. discurse; (rumour) fama, rumore<BR><BR> <B> TALL</B> -- alt, grand<BR><BR> <B> TALLOW</B> -- sebe (-al, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> TALLY</B> -- n. n&uacute;mer-disco; v. acordar<BR><BR> <B> TALON</B> -- griffe<BR><BR> <B> TAMBOUR</B> -- tambur (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TAMBOURINE</B> -- tamburine<BR><BR> <B> TAME</B> -- a. mansi, amansat, ne savagi, domestic; v. amansar, domitar<BR><BR> <B> TAMPER</B> -- inmixter se; implicar se; (touch) tuchar<BR><BR> <B> TAN</B> -- v. batter; (leather) tannar (-ero, -er&iacute;a, -ine); (by weather) brunar, brunijar; n. tanne (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> TANDEM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TANG</B> -- sapore<BR><BR> <B> TANGENT</B> -- tangente (-ie, -ial)<BR><BR> <B> TANGIBLE</B> -- palpabil, tuchabil<BR><BR> <B> TANGLE</B> -- n. node, brollie; v. inbrolliar<BR><BR> <B> TANGO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TANK</B> -- cisterne; reservuore; (mil.) tank<BR><BR> <B> TANKARD</B> -- cruche, chop, boccale<BR><BR> <B> TANTALISE</B> -- tormentar<BR><BR> <B> TANTAMOUNT</B> -- equivalent<BR><BR> <B> TAP</B> -- (water) robinete; (blow) un levi colpe; tappa; v. tappettar, tappar; (barrel) forar<BR><BR> <B> TAPE</B> -- n. bande; sonbande. RED ~: rutine, burocratie. ~ RECORDER: son-registrator<BR><BR> <B> TAPE-WORM</B> -- tenia<BR><BR> <B> TAPER</B> -- n. candel de cire; v. atenuar (se), terminar se in punta<BR><BR> <B> TAPERING</B> -- conic<BR><BR> <B> TAPESTRY</B> -- tapisser&iacute;e, textage<BR><BR> <B> TAPIOCA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TAR</B> -- n. gudron (-ar), (sailor) marinero<BR><BR> <B> TARANTELLA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TARANTULA</B> -- tarantul<BR><BR> <B> TARDY</B> -- tardi (-t&aacute;), lent<BR><BR> <B> TARE</B> -- malherbe; (weight) tara<BR><BR> <B> TARGET</B> -- cible<BR><BR> <B> TARIFF</B> -- tarif<BR><BR> <B> TARNISH</B> -- delustrar (se), perdir su brilliantie<BR><BR> <B> TARPAULIN</B> -- toale gudronat<BR><BR> <B> TARRY</B> -- a. gudronosi; v. sejornar, tardar<BR><BR> <B> TART</B> -- a. acerb, acri, aspri; n. torte<BR><BR> <B> TARTAR</B> -- tartre (-ic); (person) tartaro<BR><BR> <B> TASK</B> -- tache. TO TAKE TO ~: admonir<BR><BR> <B> TASSEL</B> -- quaste<BR><BR> <B> TASTE</B> -- n. gust, sapore; preferentie, predilection; v. gustar; (with tongue) savurar<BR><BR> <B> TASTELESS</B> -- fad, sin gust, insipid<BR><BR> <B> TASTY</B> -- gustosi, saporosi, de bon guste<BR><BR> <B> TATTERDEMALION</B> -- chifonoso<BR><BR> <B> TATTLE</B> -- n. babillache<BR><BR> <B> TATTOO</B> -- rev&uacute;e; (of drums) tamburada; v, tatuar (-age)<BR><BR> <B> TAUNT</B> -- acri reprocha, insulte, moca; v. mocar (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> TAUT</B> -- tendet, rigid<BR><BR> <B> TAUTOLOGY</B> -- tautologie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> TAVERN</B> -- taverne (-ero), gaster&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> TAWDRY</B> -- ostentachi; rococ&oacute;. ~ FINERY: flittre<BR><BR> <B> TAWNY</B> -- falvi<BR><BR> <B> TAX</B> -- n. imposte (-ar, -abil), tribute. FREE OF ~: exempt de tribute; v. (accuse) accusar; (assess) taxar; (test) provar<BR><BR> <B> TAXICAB</B> -- taxl(auto) . TAXIMETER: taxametre, contator<BR><BR> <B> TEA</B> -- t&eacute;; t&eacute;-repaste; te-plante. TEA-CADDY: t&eacute;buxe. TEAPOT: teiere, te-cruche. TEA-URN: t&eacute;-urne<BR><BR> <B> TEACH</B> -- docer (-ente), instructor (-or,-ion)<BR><BR> <B> TEAK</B> -- tec<BR><BR> <B> TEAM</B> -- n. (sport) truppe; (horses) atelage; (of workers) equip<BR><BR> <B> REAR</B> -- n. (from eyes) l&aacute;crime; (rent) l&aacute;cere; v. lacerar; (rush) precipitar se, currer<BR><BR> <B> TEARFUL</B> -- lacrimosi<BR><BR> <B> TEASE</B> -- v. vexar, tormentar; (wool) cardar, raffar<BR><BR> <B> TEAT</B> -- tette, buton de mamme<BR><BR> <B> TECHNICAL</B> -- tecnic(al). TECHNICIAN: tecnico. TECHNICS: tecnica<BR><BR> <B> TECHNIQUE</B> -- tecnica, artistic execution<BR><BR> <B> TECHNOLOGY</B> -- tecnologie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> TEDIOUS</B> -- tedant, enoyant, tedosi<BR><BR> <B> TEEM</B> -- abundar; luxuriar, formicar, pullular; (rain) torentar<BR><BR> <B> TEETHE</B> -- dentir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> TEETOTAL</B> -- abstinent (-e, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> TEGUMENT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TELEGRAM</B> -- telegramma<BR><BR> <B> TELEGRAPH</B> -- telegraf (-ic, -ie, -ist)<BR><BR> <B> TELEOLOGY</B> -- teleologie<BR><BR> <B> TELEPATHY</B> -- telepat&iacute;e (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> TELEPHONE</B> -- telefon (-ar, -ic, -ie, -ist)<BR><BR> <B> TELESCOPE</B> -- telescop (-ar, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> TELEVISION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TELL</B> -- dir; racontar, narrar; (discern) distinter. ~ OFF: definir; reprimandar. ~ ON: haver su efecte<BR><BR> <B> TELLING</B> -- efectiv<BR><BR> <B> TELL-TALE</B> -- denunciator (-i)<BR><BR> <B> TELLURIUM</B> -- tellur<BR><BR> <B> TEMERARIOUS</B> -- temerari (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> TEMPER</B> -- n. (anger) colere; (metal) tempre (-ar). IN A GOOD ~: de bon humor; v. temperar, moderar<BR><BR> <B> TEMPERAMENT</B> -- ~ (-al, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> TEMPERANCE</B> -- temperantie, sobriet&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> TEMPERATE</B> -- sobri, abstenent, moderat<BR><BR> <B> TEMPERATURE</B> -- temperatura<BR><BR> <B> TEMPEST</B> -- tempeste (-osi), storm, burasca<BR><BR> <B> TEMPLE</B> -- -; (anat.) tempie<BR><BR> <B> TEMPO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TEMPORAL</B> -- ~, mundan<BR><BR> <B> TEMPORARY</B> -- temporari, provisori<BR><BR> <B> TEMPORISE</B> -- vacillar, procrastinar<BR><BR> <B> TEMPT</B> -- v. tentar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> TEMPTER</B> -- tentator, di&aacute;bol<BR><BR> <B> TEMPTING</B> -- atrativ, seductiv<BR><BR> <B> TEN</B> -- deci. TENFOLD: deci vez, deciplic. THE TENS: li decenes<BR><BR> <B> TENABLE</B> -- tenibil; mantenibil<BR><BR> <B> TENACIOUS</B> -- tenaci (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> TENANCY</B> -- ocupantie, ocupation, luation<BR><BR> <B> TENANT</B> -- luator<BR><BR> <B> TENCH</B> -- tanche<BR><BR> <B> TEND</B> -- cuidar, gardar; servir; (incline) tender, inclinar<BR><BR> <B> TENDENCY</B> -- tendentie (-iosi)<BR><BR> <B> TENDER</B> -- a. tendri (-ease), moll, dulci, sensibil; n. (veh.) tender; (comm.) oferta; v. dar, presentar; ofertar<BR><BR> <B> TENDON</B> -- ~ (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> TENDRIL</B> -- sarment<BR><BR> <B> TENEBROUS</B> -- tenebrosi, obscur<BR><BR> <B> TENEMENT</B> -- log&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> TENET</B> -- doctrine, dogma<BR><BR> <B> TENNIS</B> -- t&eacute;nnis<BR><BR> <B> TENOR</B> -- (mus.) ~; (purport) tenore<BR><BR> <B> TENSE</B> -- a. rigid, tendet; n. t&eacute;mpore<BR><BR> <B> TENSILE</B> -- tensil<BR><BR> <B> TENSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TENT</B> -- tenda<BR><BR> <B> TENTACLE</B> -- tentacul<BR><BR> <B> TENTATIVE</B> -- a. experimental; n. tentative<BR><BR> <B> TENTH</B> -- decesim<BR><BR> <B> TENUOUS</B> -- tenui (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> TENURE</B> -- possession; lu-conditiones<BR><BR> <B> TEPID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> TEREBINTH</B> -- terebintiero<BR><BR> <B> TERM</B> -- n. (academical) semestre; (name) t&eacute;rmino; (legal) termine. TERMS: precie, condition. TO COME TO ~: interacordar; v. nominar<BR><BR> <B> TERMAGANT</B> -- megera<BR><BR> <B> TERMINAL</B> -- n. borne<BR><BR> <B> TERMINATE</B> -- terminar (se), finir<BR><BR> <B> TERMINATION</B> -- (gramm.) desinentie<BR><BR> <B> TERMINOLOGY</B> -- terminologie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> TERMINUS</B> -- terminus, station terminal<BR><BR> <B> TERMITE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TERRACE</B> -- terasse; rampe<BR><BR> <B> TERRA-COTTA</B> -- terracotta<BR><BR> <B> TERRAIN</B> -- terren<BR><BR> <B> TERRESTRIAL</B> -- terrestri, terral<BR><BR> <B> TERRIER</B> -- bassete<BR><BR> <B> TERRIBLE</B> -- terribil<BR><BR> <B> TERRIFY</B> -- terrer<BR><BR> <B> TERRITORY</B> -- territoria (-al)<BR><BR> <B> TERROR</B> -- terrore (-isar, -isme, -ist)<BR><BR> <B> TERSE</B> -- concis; laconic<BR><BR> <B> TERTIARY</B> -- tertiari<BR><BR> <B> TESSELLATED</B> -- mosaic (-at)<BR><BR> <B> TEST</B> -- n. prova (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TESTAMENT</B> -- ~ (-ari, -al)<BR><BR> <B> TESTATOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TESTICLE</B> -- testicul<BR><BR> <B> TESTIFY</B> -- atestar, testimoniar, teatificar<BR><BR> <B> TESTIMONY</B> -- testimonie<BR><BR> <B> TESTY</B> -- coleric<BR><BR> <B> TETANUS</B> -- t&eacute;tano (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> TETHER</B> -- n. liga-corde; v. ligar. AT THE END OF ONE'S ~: al fine de su corde<BR><BR> <B> TETRAGON</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> TETRARCH</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TEUTONIC</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TEXT</B> -- textu (-al)<BR><BR> <B> TEXT-BOOK</B> -- manuale<BR><BR> <B> TEXTILE</B> -- textil; n. textile<BR><BR> <B> TEXTURE</B> -- textura<BR><BR> <B> THAN</B> -- quam<BR><BR> <B> THANK</B> -- v. mersiar. ~ YOU: mers&iacute;. THANKS: mers&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> THANKFUL</B> -- grat (-it&aacute;), mersiosi<BR><BR> <B> THANKLESS</B> -- &iacute;ngrat<BR><BR> <B> THAT</B> -- (pron.) to; (adj.) ti; (conj.) que; (the one which) quel; (the thing which) quo<BR><BR> <B> THATCH</B> -- pallie; v. tegmentar per pallie, inpalliar<BR><BR> <B> THAW</B> -- n. degel (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> THE</B> -- li; (abstract) lu. THE BROWNS AND THE SMITHS: lis Brown e lis Smith. THE MORE ~ BETTER: plu mult, plu bon<BR><BR> <B> THEATRE</B> -- teatre (-al, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> THEE</B> -- te<BR><BR> <B> THEFT</B> -- furte<BR><BR> <B> THEIR</B> -- lor<BR><BR> <B> THEISM</B> -- teisme<BR><BR> <B> THEM</B> -- les<BR><BR> <B> THEME</B> -- tema<BR><BR> <B> THEMSELVES</B> -- self; (used reflexively) se<BR><BR> <B> THEN</B> -- adv. tande; (next) poy; conj. alor, in ti casu; (therefore) dunc<BR><BR> <B> THENCE</B> -- de ta; (from that) de to<BR><BR> <B> THEOCRACY</B> -- teocratie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> THEODOLITE</B> -- teodolit<BR><BR> <B> THEOLOGIAN</B> -- teologo (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> THEOREM</B> -- teorema (-tic)<BR><BR> <B> THEORY</B> -- teorie (-ic, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> THEOSOPHIST</B> -- teosof<BR><BR> <B> THEOSOPHY</B> -- teosofie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> THERAPEUTIC</B> -- terapeutic (-a)<BR><BR> <B> THERAPY</B> -- terapie<BR><BR> <B> THERE</B> -- ta. THERE IS, ARE: vi; hay<BR><BR> <B> THEREABOUTS</B> -- circa tam mult; in li vicinit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> THEREBY</B> -- per to<BR><BR> <B> THEREFORE</B> -- ergo, dunc; pro to<BR><BR> <B> THEREUPON</B> -- poy<BR><BR> <B> THERMO</B> -- termometre, -scop etc.<BR><BR> <B> THESAURUS</B> -- tresor<BR><BR> <B> THESE</B> -- adj. ti; (pron.) tis<BR><BR> <B> THESIS</B> -- tese, dissertation<BR><BR> <B> THEY</B> -- ili<BR><BR> <B> THICK</B> -- spess (-ore), densi (-t&aacute;); &iacute;nclar; compact<BR><BR> <B> THICKEN</B> -- aspessar, far spess, condensar<BR><BR> <B> THICKET</B> -- densallia, boscage<BR><BR> <B> THIEF</B> -- furtard, furtor<BR><BR> <B> THIEVE</B> -- furter (-aci)<BR><BR> <B> THIGH</B> -- f&eacute;mur<BR><BR> <B> THIMBLE</B> -- fingrale, fingriero<BR><BR> <B> THIN</B> -- tenui (-t&aacute;), rar, &iacute;ndensi; (person) magri<BR><BR> <B> THINE</B> -- tu(i)<BR><BR> <B> THING</B> -- cose, afere, objecte<BR><BR> <B> THINK</B> -- pensar; opiner; creder; imaginar. ~ OVER: meditar<BR><BR> <B> THIRD</B> -- a. triesim; (fraction) ters<BR><BR> <B> THIRST</B> -- sete. TO QUENCH ONE'S ~: extinter su sete; v. haver sete<BR><BR> <B> THIRSTY</B> -- setosi; arid<BR><BR> <B> THIRTEEN</B> -- deci-tri<BR><BR> <B> THIRTY</B> -- trianti<BR><BR> <B> THIS</B> -- (a.) ti, ti ci; (pron.) to, to ci<BR><BR> <B> THISTLE</B> -- carde<BR><BR> <B> THITHER</B> -- (a) ta<BR><BR> <B> THONG</B> -- bande cutin, strap<BR><BR> <B> THORAX</B> -- t&oacute;rax (-ic. -al)<BR><BR> <B> THORN</B> -- spine (-osi); (tree) blancospine<BR><BR> <B> THOROUGH</B> -- complet; scrupulosi. THOROUGHLY: a funde<BR><BR> <B> THOROUGHBRED</B> -- de pur rasse<BR><BR> <B> THOROUGHFARE</B> -- passage; choss&eacute;. NO ~: &iacute;ntraficabil<BR><BR> <B> THOSE</B> -- (adj.) ti; (pron.) tis (ta)<BR><BR> <B> THOU</B> -- tu<BR><BR> <B> THOUGH</B> -- conj. benque. AS ~: quam si, quasi<BR><BR> <B> THOUGHT</B> -- pense; pensada; id&eacute;; meditation<BR><BR> <B> THOUGHTFUL</B> -- pensativ, pensosi; atentiv, cuidosi; meditativ<BR><BR> <B> THOUGHTLESS</B> -- negligent, inatentiv, &iacute;ncuidosi<BR><BR> <B> THOUSAND</B> -- a. mill (-esim)y n. millene<BR><BR> <B> THRALDOM</B> -- servitude<BR><BR> <B> THRASH</B> -- drachar (-ator, -atoria); (beat) batter, bastonar<BR><BR> <B> THREAD</B> -- n. fil; v. infilar<BR><BR> <B> THREADBARE</B> -- perusat, chifonosi<BR><BR> <B> THREAT</B> -- n. menacie (-iar)<BR><BR> <B> THREE</B> -- tri. THREEFOLD: triplic. THREE-CORNERED: triangulari, THREE-LEGGED: tripedat<BR><BR> <B> THRESH</B> -- drachar (-ator)<BR><BR> <B> THRESHOLD</B> -- sill<BR><BR> <B> THRICE</B> -- trivez<BR><BR> <B> THRIFT</B> -- economie, frugalit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> THRIFTY</B> -- frugal, economic, sparniaci<BR><BR> <B> THRILL</B> -- v. excitar; far tremer<BR><BR> <B> THRIVE</B> -- prosperar, florear<BR><BR> <B> THROAT</B> -- gurgul, g&uacute;ttur (-al)<BR><BR> <B> THROB</B> -- v. palpitar, pulsar<BR><BR> <B> THROE</B> -- dolore<BR><BR> <B> THROMBOSIS</B> -- trombose<BR><BR> <B> THRONE</B> -- tron<BR><BR> <B> THRONG</B> -- n. turbul; multit&eacute;, turbe; v. presser; forinicar, turbulear<BR><BR> <B> THROTTLE</B> -- strangular (-ator)<BR><BR> <B> THROUGH</B> -- prep. (by means of) tra, per; (because of) pro<BR><BR> <B> THROW</B> -- v. jettar, lansar<BR><BR> <B> THRUSH</B> -- turdo<BR><BR> <B> THRUST</B> -- y. pussar; trader<BR><BR> <B> THUD</B> -- son surd<BR><BR> <B> THUMB</B> -- n. pollice; v. trafoliar<BR><BR> <B> THUMP</B> -- v. batter; n. batte, colpe<BR><BR> <B> THUNDER</B> -- n. t&oacute;nnere (-ar). ~STRUCK: consternat<BR><BR> <B> THURSDAY</B> -- joved&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> THUS</B> -- talmen, in ti maniere; (so) dunc<BR><BR> <B> THWART</B> -- oposir, impedir, frustrar, contrariar<BR><BR> <B> THY</B> -- tu(i)<BR><BR> <B> THYME</B> -- tim; (wild ~) serpol<BR><BR> <B> THYROID</B> -- tiroide (-al)<BR><BR> <B> TIARA</B> -- ~, diadem<BR><BR> <B> TIBIA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TICK</B> -- n. (insect) &aacute;care; (of clock) tic-tac (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TICKET</B> -- billete; (label) afiche, etiquette. ~ OFFICE: billeter&iacute;a<BR><BR> <B> TICKLE</B> -- titillar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> TICKLISH</B> -- subject a ticlada, delicat<BR><BR> <B> TIDE</B> -- flute, marea<BR><BR> <B> TIDINGS</B> -- novas<BR><BR> <B> TIDY</B> -- a. nett (-ar), de bon &oacute;rdine<BR><BR> <B> TIE</B> -- v. ligar, junter; (knot) nodar; n. cravatte; (bond) bande; (sport) tira<BR><BR> <B> TIER</B> -- etage; range<BR><BR> <B> TIGER</B> -- tigre (-a, -o, -atri)<BR><BR> <B> TIGHT</B> -- angust; firm, tendet, astrict<BR><BR> <B> TIGHTEN</B> -- firmar, serrar<BR><BR> <B> TILE</B> -- n. (for roof) tegul (-ar, -ero); (glazed ~) carrel (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TILL</B> -- n. cassa; (until) til, til que; v. cultivar<BR><BR> <B> TILLER</B> -- cultivator; (naut.) timon<BR><BR> <B> TILT</B> -- v. renversar, bascular, inclinar<BR><BR> <B> TIMBER</B> -- ligne (-ero, -mercante)<BR><BR> <B> TIMBRE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TIME</B> -- n. t&eacute;mpor; epoca, era; (age) et&aacute;. WHAT ~ IS IT?: quel hora es?. IN ~: sat tost, in just tempor. AT TIMES: a vezes<BR><BR> <B> TIMELY</B> -- oportun, in just t&eacute;mpor<BR><BR> <B> TIMETABLE</B> -- horarium, hor-tabelle<BR><BR> <B> TIMID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> TIMOROUS</B> -- timorosi, timid<BR><BR> <B> TIN</B> -- n. (metal) stanno (-ar). TINPLATE: lade; (receptacle) lad-scatulle; v. (pack in tins) inladar<BR><BR> <B> TINCTURE</B> -- v. tinter (-ura)<BR><BR> <B> TINDER</B> -- tindre<BR><BR> <B> TINFOIL</B> -- stanniol<BR><BR> <B> TINGE</B> -- v. tinter, colorar; n. nuancie<BR><BR> <B> TINGLE</B> -- ticlar<BR><BR> <B> TINKER</B> -- v. (botch) bosillar; n. suldero<BR><BR> <B> TINKLE</B> -- tintinar<BR><BR> <B> TINSEL</B> -- flittre, auripelle<BR><BR> <B> TINSMITH</B> -- stannero<BR><BR> <B> TINT</B> -- n. color-nuancie (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TINY</B> -- micrissim, diminutiv<BR><BR> <B> TIP</B> -- n. (end) punta, extremit&aacute;; (gratuity) gratiment, trinc-mon&eacute;, backshish; v. dar backshish, dar trinca-mon&eacute;; (tilt) bascular, inclinar<BR><BR> <B> TIPPLE</B> -- trincar alcohol<BR><BR> <B> TIPSY</B> -- ebri<BR><BR> <B> TIPTOE</B> -- TO STAND ON ~: star sur li ped-fingres<BR><BR> <B> TIRADE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TIRE</B> -- n. bandage (pneumatic); v. fatigar, exhauster se, strapaciar<BR><BR> <B> TIRED</B> -- fatigat; lassi<BR><BR> <B> TIRESOME</B> -- enoyant, tedosi<BR><BR> <B> TISSUE</B> -- fin textura; (anat.) histe. ~PAPER: silk-papere<BR><BR> <B> TITAN</B> -- titane (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> TITBIT</B> -- delicatesse, gurmandage<BR><BR> <B> TITHE</B> -- n. decesim<BR><BR> <B> TITILLATE</B> -- titillar<BR><BR> <B> TITLE</B> -- titul (-ar, -ari), n&oacute;mine; (right) jure<BR><BR> <B> TITMOUSE</B> -- par&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> TITTER</B> -- hihicar<BR><BR> <B> TO</B> -- a(d); vers; (as far as) til; (in order ~) por<BR><BR> <B> TOAD</B> -- rospe<BR><BR> <B> TOADSTOOL</B> -- fungo<BR><BR> <B> TOADY</B> -- leccard, adulator<BR><BR> <B> TOAST</B> -- pane rostat; (health) toste (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TOBACCO</B> -- tabac (-venditor, -iere)<BR><BR> <B> TOBOGGAN</B> -- slitt (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TODAY</B> -- hodie<BR><BR> <B> TODDLE</B> -- passuettar<BR><BR> <B> TOE</B> -- n. ped-fingre. BIG ~: pollice<BR><BR> <B> TOFFEE</B> -- taffe; (a sweet) bonbon<BR><BR> <B> TOGETHER</B> -- junt; in tot, PULL ONESELF ~: recoleer se<BR><BR> <B> TOIL</B> -- n. pena, strapacie (-osi); v, penar, strapaciar<BR><BR> <B> TOILET</B> -- toilette; (w.c.) closete<BR><BR> <B> TOILSOME</B> -- penosi, fatigant<BR><BR> <B> TOKEN</B> -- signe; simbol; (pledge) gage<BR><BR> <B> TOLERATE</B> -- tolerar (-abil, -ant, -antie, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> TOLL</B> -- imposte (de via); v. sonar; clochear<BR><BR> <B> TOMATO</B> -- tomate<BR><BR> <B> TOMB</B> -- tombe, sepultura<BR><BR> <B> TOM-CAT</B> -- cato<BR><BR> <B> TOME</B> -- tom<BR><BR> <B> TOMFOOLERY</B> -- non-sense; arlequinade<BR><BR> <B> TOMTIT</B> -- par&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> TOMORROW</B> -- deman<BR><BR> <B> TON</B> -- tonne (-age)<BR><BR> <B> TONE</B> -- n. ton (-al, -alit&aacute;, -ic); accentu; (med.) t&oacute;nus; v. harmonisar; (shade) nuanciar<BR><BR> <B> TONGS</B> -- pince<BR><BR> <B> TONGUE</B> -- lingue, idioma. TO HOLD ONE'S ~: tacer; (of bell) battente<BR><BR> <B> TONIC</B> -- a. tonic; n. invigorative<BR><BR> <B> TO-NIGHT</B> -- ho-v&eacute;spere, ho-nocte<BR><BR> <B> TONSIL</B> -- tonsille (-ite)<BR><BR> <B> TONSURE</B> -- tonsura (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TOO</B> -- tro; (also) anc<BR><BR> <B> TOOL</B> -- instrument, utensile<BR><BR> <B> TOOTH</B> -- dente (-brosse, -dolore). TOOTHPICK: dent-lignette<BR><BR> <B> TOOTHACHE</B> -- mal de dentes, dent-dolore<BR><BR> <B> TOOTHSOME</B> -- saporosi, de bon guste<BR><BR> <B> TOP</B> -- n. s&oacute;mmite, cime; superficie; (toy) girette; a. prim; superiori; (naut.) topp-. FROM ~ TO BOTTOM: de alt a bass; v. esser ye li cap de<BR><BR> <B> TOPAZ</B> -- topaze<BR><BR> <B> TOPER</B> -- trincard<BR><BR> <B> TOPHAT</B> -- cilindre<BR><BR> <B> TOPIC</B> -- tema, subjecte<BR><BR> <B> TOPICAL</B> -- actual<BR><BR> <B> TOPOGRAPHY</B> -- topografie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> TOPPLE</B> -- cader, crular<BR><BR> <B> TOPSY-TURVY</B> -- renversat, confuset<BR><BR> <B> TORCH</B> -- tasca-lampe; torche; brandon<BR><BR> <B> TOREADOR</B> -- taureator, toreador<BR><BR> <B> TORMENT</B> -- ~ (-ar, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> TORNADO</B> -- uragane<BR><BR> <B> TORPEDO</B> -- ~. ~ TUBE: lansa-torpedo<BR><BR> <B> TORPID</B> -- inert, letargic<BR><BR> <B> TORRENT</B> -- ~ (-ar. -osi)<BR><BR> <B> TORRID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> TORSO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TORTOISE</B> -- tortug<BR><BR> <B> TORTUOUS</B> -- serpentatri, torsiv<BR><BR> <B> TORTURE</B> -- n. tortura (-ar, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> TOSS</B> -- jettar; (shake) sucusser<BR><BR> <B> TOTAL</B> -- tot(al) (--it&aacute;, --itari, --isar, --isator), plen<BR><BR> <B> TOTALLY</B> -- tot(men), totalmen<BR><BR> <B> TOTTER</B> -- chancelar; vacillar; (collapse) crular<BR><BR> <B> TOUCH</B> -- v. tuchar; palpar; (reach) atinger; (of feelings) emoer; n. tracie, spasma, levi atacca<BR><BR> <B> TOUCHING</B> -- emotiv; patetic; (prep.) concernent, pri<BR><BR> <B> TOUCHY</B> -- iritabil<BR><BR> <B> TOUGH</B> -- tenaci; dur; resistent; desfacil<BR><BR> <B> TOUR</B> -- n. tur (-ist, -isme), excursion<BR><BR> <B> TOURNAMENT</B> -- torney<BR><BR> <B> TOW</B> -- n. stuppe; v. remorcar (-ator)<BR><BR> <B> TOWARD(S)</B> -- vers; contra<BR><BR> <B> TOWEL</B> -- manu-toale<BR><BR> <B> TOWER</B> -- n. turre. LOOK-OUT ~: belvedere; v. turrear, altear<BR><BR> <B> TOWN</B> -- cit&eacute;, borgo. TOWN-HALL: dom municipal<BR><BR> <B> TOWNSMAN</B> -- borgese, citeano<BR><BR> <B> TOXIC</B> -- ~, venenosi<BR><BR> <B> TOY</B> -- n. ludette; auripelle; talmi; v. luder con<BR><BR> <B> TRACE</B> -- n. tracie, vestigie; marca; v. traciar; delinear; (sketch) esquissar<BR><BR> <B> TRACERY</B> -- denteller&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> TRACHEA</B> -- trach&eacute; (-al)<BR><BR> <B> TRACK</B> -- n. tracie; (rail.) relage, relvia; (beaten ~) trantran; (racecourse) drome<BR><BR> <B> TRACT</B> -- region, districte; pa&iacute;s; (rel.) brochura<BR><BR> <B> TRACTABLE</B> -- docil, tractabil<BR><BR> <B> TRACTION</B> -- tration. ~ ENGINE: locomotor<BR><BR> <B> TRACTOR</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TRADE</B> -- n. comercie, negocie; v. mercar (-ator, -ero), comerciar<BR><BR> <B> TRADE-MARK</B> -- marca de fabrica<BR><BR> <B> TRADES-UNION</B> -- sindicate<BR><BR> <B> TRADEWIND</B> -- alis&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> TRADITION</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> TRADUCE</B> -- calumniar<BR><BR> <B> TRAFFIC</B> -- trafic (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TRAGEDIAN</B> -- tragico<BR><BR> <B> TRAGEDY</B> -- tragedie<BR><BR> <B> TRAGIC</B> -- tragic<BR><BR> <B> TRAIL</B> -- n. tracie; v. trenar pos se<BR><BR> <B> TRAIN</B> -- n. (of robe, rail.) tren; (retinue) suita; procession; serie; v. exercir; (animals) dresser; (a gun) apuntar, directer. ~ UP: educar<BR><BR> <B> TRAIT</B> -- trate<BR><BR> <B> TRAITOR</B> -- trahitor<BR><BR> <B> TRAITOROUS</B> -- trahitiv, perfid<BR><BR> <B> TRAJECTORY</B> -- , n. trajectorie<BR><BR> <B> TRAM</B> -- ~ (-via)<BR><BR> <B> TRAMMEL</B> -- n. catenes, impediment; v. catenar, impedir<BR><BR> <B> TRAMP</B> -- vagabunde, vagard, tramp; v. migrar; ped-ear<BR><BR> <B> TRAMPLE</B> -- tramplar (-ada), ped-presser<BR><BR> <B> TRANCE</B> -- extaSe; cataleptie, transe<BR><BR> <B> TRANQUIL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;, -isar), calm<BR><BR> <B> TRANS</B> -- (prefix, prep.) trans<BR><BR> <B> TRANSACT</B> -- transacter (-ion); tractar, negociar<BR><BR> <B> TRANSCEND</B> -- superar, superpassar<BR><BR> <B> TRANSCENDENT</B> -- ~ (-al, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> TRANSCRIBE</B> -- transscrir (-ite, -ition), copiar<BR><BR> <B> TRANSEPT</B> -- transepte<BR><BR> <B> TRANSFER</B> -- n. transferte (-er)<BR><BR> <B> TRANSFIGURE</B> -- transfigurar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> TRANSFIX</B> -- traborar; transforar<BR><BR> <B> TRANSFORM</B> -- transformar (-ator, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> TRANSFUSE</B> -- transfuser (-ion)<BR><BR> <B> TRANSGRESS</B> -- transgresser (-ion, -or); infracter; (sin)peccar<BR><BR> <B> TRANSIENT</B> -- fugient; transitori, efemeri<BR><BR> <B> TRANSIT</B> -- transite (-ion, -iv,-ori)<BR><BR> <B> TRANSLATE</B> -- traducter (-or, -ion), translater; interpretar<BR><BR> <B> TRANSLATOR</B> -- traductor, interprete<BR><BR> <B> TRANSLUCENT</B> -- tralucent (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> TRANSMIT</B> -- transmisser (-ion). TRANSMITTER: (instrument) emissor<BR><BR> <B> TRANSMUTE</B> -- transmutar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> TRANSPARENT</B> -- ~ (-ie); evident<BR><BR> <B> TRANSPIRE</B> -- devenir conosset; sudar<BR><BR> <B> TRANSPLANT</B> -- transplantar (-ation); transponer<BR><BR> <B> TRANSPORT</B> -- transportar; (delight) ravisser (-ement); n. transporte<BR><BR> <B> TRANSPOSE</B> -- transposir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> TRANSUBSTANTIATION</B> -- transsubstantiation<BR><BR> <B> TRANSVERSE</B> -- transversal<BR><BR> <B> TRAP</B> -- n. trappe (-ar, -ero); (veh.) carre; (ambush) inboscada<BR><BR> <B> TRAPEZE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TRAPPINGS</B> -- ornamentes; livr&eacute;; harnesse<BR><BR> <B> TRASH</B> -- mercache, sinvalorage<BR><BR> <B> TRAVAIL</B> -- dolore de parturition; acuchation<BR><BR> <B> TRAVEL</B> -- v. viagear (-ator, -ation); turisme<BR><BR> <B> TRAVERSE</B> -- v. trayersar TRAVESTY: , n. travestie, parodie; v. travestir<BR><BR> <B> TRAY</B> -- porta-plate; trog. ASHTRAY: cindriere<BR><BR> <B> TREACHEROUS</B> -- perfid; &iacute;nloyal, trahitiv<BR><BR> <B> TREACHERY</B> -- perfidie, trahition<BR><BR> <B> TREACLE</B> -- melasse<BR><BR> <B> TREAD</B> -- n. passuada; v. passuar. ~ DOWN: tramplar, ped-presser<BR><BR> <B> TREADLE</B> -- pedale<BR><BR> <B> TREASON</B> -- perfidie, trahition<BR><BR> <B> TREASURES n. tresor. TREASURY</B> -- fisco<BR><BR> <B> TREASURER</B> -- cassero, tresorero<BR><BR> <B> TREAT</B> -- (deal with) tractar; negociar; (entertain) regalar; (med.) curar, medicar; n. regale; plesura, festine TREATISE: tractate; tese, dissertation<BR><BR> <B> TREATMENT</B> -- tractament; (med.) terapie. TO UNDERGO ~: esser in curation<BR><BR> <B> TREATY</B> -- tractate; negociation, pacte, tratte<BR><BR> <B> TREBLE</B> -- triplic (-ar); n. soprano<BR><BR> <B> TREE</B> -- &aacute;rbor; (boot-tree) listel<BR><BR> <B> TREFOIL</B> -- trifolie<BR><BR> <B> TRELLIS</B> -- trellie. ~WORK: trelliage<BR><BR> <B> TREMBLE</B> -- tremer (-ent, -id)<BR><BR> <B> TREMENDOUS</B> -- colossal, grandissim<BR><BR> <B> TREMOLO</B> -- tr&eacute;molo<BR><BR> <B> TREMOR</B> -- tremore. EARTH~: sisme<BR><BR> <B> TRENCH</B> -- n. fosse; (mil.) sappe, tranch&eacute;; v. fossar; sulcar<BR><BR> <B> TRENCHANT</B> -- acri, tranchant<BR><BR> <B> TREND</B> -- n. tendentie<BR><BR> <B> TREPAN</B> -- n. ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TREPIDATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TRESPASS</B> -- v. transgresser, infracter, ofender; (sin)peccar. TO ~ ON: transpassar; invader<BR><BR> <B> TRESS</B> -- tresse<BR><BR> <B> TRESTLE</B> -- trestale, cavallette<BR><BR> <B> TRIAL</B> -- n. essaye, prova; experiment; (legal) processu; judicie. ~ NUMBER: specimen-exemplare<BR><BR> <B> TRIANGLE</B> -- triangul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> TRIBE</B> -- ~ (-al, -alisme)<BR><BR> <B> TRIBULATION</B> -- ~, suffrentie, afliction<BR><BR> <B> TRIBUNE</B> -- ~; (Roman) tribune<BR><BR> <B> TRIBUNAL</B> -- tribunale<BR><BR> <B> TRIBUTARY</B> -- n. confluente; (payer of tribute) tributario; a. tributari<BR><BR> <B> TRIBUTE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TRICK</B> -- tric (-ar), artificie; (in conjuring) jongler&iacute;e; (of manner) h&aacute;bitu, custom; v. dupar, decepter. ~ OUT: ornar<BR><BR> <B> TRICKLE</B> -- fluettar; guttear<BR><BR> <B> TRICYCLE</B> -- tricicle<BR><BR> <B> TRIDENT</B> -- tridente<BR><BR> <B> TRIFLE</B> -- n. un poc; bagatelle, auripelle, talmi; (cul.) trifle; v. divertisser se<BR><BR> <B> TRIPLING</B> -- a. trivial, bagatellic; sin valore<BR><BR> <B> TRIGGER</B> -- clave, detendette<BR><BR> <B> TRIGONOMETRY</B> -- trigonometrie<BR><BR> <B> TRILL</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TRIM</B> -- v. (decorate) garnir. ~ WITH LACE: pasmentar; (a beard) tender; (vessels) equilibrar; fassonar; a. nett, ornat<BR><BR> <B> TRIMMINGS</B> -- garniment, accessories<BR><BR> <B> TRINITY</B> -- trinit&aacute;; trinit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> TRINKET</B> -- breloc, ornament, juvelette<BR><BR> <B> TRIO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TRIP</B> -- v. passuar levimen, trottillar; (stumble) mispassuar; far cader; n. excursion, curt viage<BR><BR> <B> TRIPE</B> -- tripes<BR><BR> <B> TRIPARTITE</B> -- tripartit<BR><BR> <B> TRIPLE</B> -- a. triplic (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TRIPLETS</B> -- trigemelle<BR><BR> <B> TRIPOD</B> -- tripede<BR><BR> <B> TRIREME</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TRITE</B> -- banal (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> TRITON</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TRITURATE</B> -- triturar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> TRIUMPH</B> -- triumf (-ar, -ant)<BR><BR> <B> TRIVET</B> -- tripede, stativette. RIGHT AS A ~: in bonissim standa<BR><BR> <B> TRIVIAL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> TROGLODYTE</B> -- troglodite (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> TROLLEY</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TROLLOP</B> -- salopona<BR><BR> <B> TROMBONE</B> -- trombon<BR><BR> <B> TROOP</B> -- (mil., theatre) truppe, peloton; (gang; bande; v. marchar<BR><BR> <B> TROOPER</B> -- soldate de cavaller&iacute;e, cavallerist<BR><BR> <B> TROOPS</B> -- soldatesca, milicie, arm&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> TROPHY</B> -- trof&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> TROPIC</B> -- tropic. THE TROPICS: li tropic landes.<BR><BR> <B> TROT</B> -- n. trotta (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TROTH</B> -- TO PLIGHT ONE'S ~: sponder se, dar promesse de maritage<BR><BR> <B> TROUBADOUR</B> -- trubadur<BR><BR> <B> TROUBLE</B> -- n. truble; grive; pena; v. trublar; genar. IT'S NO ~: it ne gena me. IT'S TOO MUCH ~: it incomoda me tro mult<BR><BR> <B> TROUBLESOME</B> -- trublant; penosi<BR><BR> <B> TROUGH</B> -- trog; cava<BR><BR> <B> TROUNCE</B> -- defetar (severmen), victer decisivmen; castigar, bastonar<BR><BR> <B> TROUSERS</B> -- pantalon<BR><BR> <B> TROUSSEAU</B> -- trus&oacute;<BR><BR> <B> TROUT</B> -- trute (-iera)<BR><BR> <B> TROWEL</B> -- truelie (-ade)<BR><BR> <B> TRUANT</B> -- absento. TO PLAY ~: fugir li scola, absentar se<BR><BR> <B> TRUCE</B> -- suspension de hostilit&aacute;, armisticie<BR><BR> <B> TRUCK</B> -- camion, carrette; (rail.) vagon, true; (dealings) negocie<BR><BR> <B> TRUCULENT</B> -- feroci<BR><BR> <B> TRUDGE</B> -- trenar se, marchar<BR><BR> <B> TRUE</B> -- ver (-men); exact; (faithful) fidel<BR><BR> <B> TRUFFLE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TRUISM</B> -- truisme<BR><BR> <B> TRUMP</B> -- (cards) ~; v. TO ~ UP: fabricar<BR><BR> <B> TRUMPERY</B> -- mercache; auripelle<BR><BR> <B> TRUMPET</B> -- trumpete (-ar, -ero, -ist)<BR><BR> <B> TRUNCHEON</B> -- baston<BR><BR> <B> TRUNK</B> -- (tree) trunc; (case) coffre; (probosci) probocide, trompe; (tel.) chef linea<BR><BR> <B> TRUSS</B> -- cintura herniari; (hay) fasce<BR><BR> <B> TRUST</B> -- n. fide, confidentie; eredite; (fin.) truste; v. fider; (hope) esperar<BR><BR> <B> TRUSTEE</B> -- curator; tutor<BR><BR> <B> TRUSTWORTHY</B> -- fidibil, loyal<BR><BR> <B> TRUSTY</B> -- fidibil<BR><BR> <B> TRUTH</B> -- verit&aacute;. TO SPEAK THE ~: dir li verit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> TRUTHFUL</B> -- veraci (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> TRY</B> -- v. (test) provar; (endeavour) penar; (judge) judicar; (weary) genar<BR><BR> <B> TRYST</B> -- rendev&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> TUB</B> -- tine, cuve<BR><BR> <B> TUBE</B> -- ~; cilindre; rel-via subterran<BR><BR> <B> TUBER</B> -- t&uacute;bere (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> TUBERCLE</B> -- tubercul (-osi, -ose)<BR><BR> <B> TUBULAR</B> -- tubiform<BR><BR> <B> TUCK</B> -- n. plica<BR><BR> <B> TUESDAY</B> -- mard&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> TUFT</B> -- toffe<BR><BR> <B> TUG</B> -- v. trenar; remorcar; n. (naut.) remorcator<BR><BR> <B> TUITION</B> -- instruction<BR><BR> <B> TULIP</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TULLE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TUMBLE</B> -- v. cader; acrobatar, voltiger<BR><BR> <B> TUMBLE-DOWN</B> -- caduc<BR><BR> <B> TUMBLER</B> -- glass<BR><BR> <B> TUMOUR</B> -- tumore (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> TUMULT</B> -- tumultu (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> TUMULUS</B> -- tumul<BR><BR> <B> TUN</B> -- tonnel<BR><BR> <B> TUNE</B> -- n. melodie (-osi), arie; v. acordar<BR><BR> <B> TUNEFUL</B> -- harmoniosi<BR><BR> <B> TUNGSTEN</B> -- t&uacute;ngsten<BR><BR> <B> TUNIC</B> -- tunica<BR><BR> <B> TUNNEL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TURBAN</B> -- turbane<BR><BR> <B> TURBINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TURBOT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TURBULENT</B> -- turbulant (-ie), tumultuosi<BR><BR> <B> TUREEN</B> -- supiere, terrine<BR><BR> <B> TURF</B> -- torfe; (lawn) gazon; (racecourse) turf<BR><BR> <B> TURKEY</B> -- indie gallino; meleagre<BR><BR> <B> TURMOIL</B> -- tumultu<BR><BR> <B> TURN</B> -- v. tornar (se); rotar; converter; (become) devenir; -ijar; (make) far; n. torne; curve; choc. BY TURNS: secun torne<BR><BR> <B> TURNER</B> -- tornero (-&iacute;a)<BR><BR> <B> TURNIP</B> -- nap<BR><BR> <B> TURNSTILE</B> -- torn-harriere<BR><BR> <B> TURNTABLE</B> -- platte tornant<BR><BR> <B> TURPENTINE</B> -- terebintine<BR><BR> <B> TURPITUDE</B> -- infamie<BR><BR> <B> TURQUOISE</B> -- turkise<BR><BR> <B> TURRET</B> -- turrette<BR><BR> <B> TURTLE</B> -- tortug; (turtledove) turtur; v. TO TURN ~: cap-virar<BR><BR> <B> TUSH</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> TUSK</B> -- croc<BR><BR> <B> TUSSLE</B> -- lucta (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> TUTELAGE</B> -- tutela (-ari), protection<BR><BR> <B> TUTOR</B> -- instructor, docente<BR><BR> <B> TWADDLE</B> -- galimatias, non-sense<BR><BR> <B> TWANG</B> -- n. son vibratori; pronunciation nasal; v. pluccar<BR><BR> <B> TWEEZERS</B> -- pincette<BR><BR> <B> TWELVE</B> -- decidu (-esim)<BR><BR> <B> TWENTY</B> -- duanti<BR><BR> <B> TWICE</B> -- duplic; du vezes. ~ AS MANY: du vezes plu mult<BR><BR> <B> TWIG</B> -- ramette<BR><BR> <B> TWILIGHT</B> -- crepuscul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> TWIN</B> -- a. duplic; n. gemelle<BR><BR> <B> TWINE</B> -- v. plecter; n. corde, fil<BR><BR> <B> TWINGE</B> -- spasma. ~ OF CONSCIENCE: remorse<BR><BR> <B> TWINKLE</B> -- v. scintillar (-ation); (of eyes) palpebrar; oculettar<BR><BR> <B> TWIRL</B> -- v. girar, far girar<BR><BR> <B> TWIST</B> -- v. torDer; (hair) tressar; (wind in and out) serpentear; n. torsura<BR><BR> <B> TWITCH</B> -- n. spasmette<BR><BR> <B> TWITTER</B> -- pipiar (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> TWO</B> -- du. TWOFOLD: duplic<BR><BR> <B> TYMPANUM</B> -- timpane<BR><BR> <B> TYPE</B> -- n. tip (-ic); specie; (print.) l&iacute;ttere(s), tip; v. tippar, machinscrir TO SET UP ~: composter<BR><BR> <B> TYPOGRAPHER</B> -- tipograf (-ic, -ie)<BR><BR> <B> TYPEWRITER</B> -- scri-machine (-ist(a)<BR><BR> <B> TYPHOID</B> -- tifoid<BR><BR> <B> TYPHOON</B> -- uragane, tifon<BR><BR> <B> TYPHUS</B> -- tif<BR><BR> <B> TYPIST</B> -- tippist(a), scri-machinist(a)<BR><BR> <B> TYPOGRAPHY</B> -- tipografie (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> TYRANT</B> -- tiranno (-ic, -ie, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> TYRE</B> -- bandage (pneumatic)<BR><BR> <B> TYRO</B> -- novicio<BR><BR> 966 4217 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue u]] moved to [[english-Interlingue u]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> UBIQUITOUS</B> -- ubiqui (-t&aacute;), omnipresent<BR><BR> <B> UDDER</B> -- ubre<BR><BR> <B> UGLY</B> -- hideosi, &iacute;nbell, desbell; mal<BR><BR> <B> UKASE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ULCER</B> -- &uacute;lcere (-ar, -osi)<BR><BR> <B> ULTERIOR</B> -- ulteriori<BR><BR> <B> ULTIMATE</B> -- a. ultim, final<BR><BR> <B> ULTIMATUM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ULTRA-</B> -- ultra- (-marin, -montan)<BR><BR> <B> ULULATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> UMBER</B> -- umbra<BR><BR> <B> UMBILICUS</B> -- umbilico (-al)<BR><BR> <B> UMBRAGE, TO TAKE</B> -- * ofender se (pri)<BR><BR> <B> UMBRELLA</B> -- parapluvie. ombrel<BR><BR> <B> UMPIRE</B> -- arbitro (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> UN-</B> -- (with adjectives) &iacute;n-; (with verbs) &iacute;n-, de(s)-<BR><BR> <B> UNABLE, TO BE</B> -- * ne posser<BR><BR> <B> UNACCOUNTABLE</B> -- &iacute;nexplicabil<BR><BR> <B> UNAPFECTED</B> -- ingenui, naiv, natural<BR><BR> <B> UNANIMOUS</B> -- unanim (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> UNANSWERABLE</B> -- &iacute;nrefutabil<BR><BR> <B> UNASHAMED</B> -- sin honte<BR><BR> <B> UNASSUMING</B> -- modest<BR><BR> <B> UNAVAILING</B> -- van<BR><BR> <B> UNAWARE, TO BE</B> -- * ne saver. UNAWARES: sin advertiment, &iacute;nexpectatmen. TO BE TAKEN UNAWARES: esser surprisat<BR><BR> <B> UNBELIEF</B> -- scepticisme, &iacute;ncredulit&aacute;, defide, &iacute;ncredentie<BR><BR> <B> UNBEND</B> -- erecter; condesecnder, relaxar<BR><BR> <B> UNBIASSED</B> -- &iacute;npartial<BR><BR> <B> UNCANNY</B> -- anormal, misteriosi<BR><BR> <B> UNCERTAIN</B> -- &iacute;ncert, vag, precari<BR><BR> <B> UNCLE</B> -- oncle<BR><BR> <B> UNCOMFORTABLE</B> -- &iacute;ncomfortosi<BR><BR> <B> UNCONCERN</B> -- &iacute;ndiferentie<BR><BR> <B> UNCONSCIONABLE</B> -- &iacute;nrasonabil<BR><BR> <B> UNCOUTH</B> -- &iacute;ncult, crud, agrest<BR><BR> <B> UNCTION</B> -- ~; fervore<BR><BR> <B> UNCTUOUS</B> -- oleatri<BR><BR> <B> UNDAUNTED</B> -- &iacute;ntrepid, ne intimidat<BR><BR> <B> UNDER</B> -- (prep., prefix) sub, sub—; minu quam; adv. &iacute;nsuficentmen<BR><BR> <B> UNDERCLOTHES</B> -- subvestimentes<BR><BR> <B> UNDERGO</B> -- subiseer; suffrer<BR><BR> <B> UNDERGRADUATE</B> -- studente<BR><BR> <B> UNDERGROUND</B> -- subterran<BR><BR> <B> UNDERGROWTH</B> -- boscallia<BR><BR> <B> UNDERHAND</B> -- deshonest, celat, furtiv<BR><BR> <B> UNDERLING</B> -- inferiore, subordinate<BR><BR> <B> UNDERLYING</B> -- fundamental<BR><BR> <B> UNDERNEATH</B> -- infra, in infra<BR><BR> <B> UNDERRATE</B> -- taxar tro bass<BR><BR> <B> UNDERSELL</B> -- vendir plu modicmen quam, vendir sub li valore de<BR><BR> <B> UNDERSTAND</B> -- comprenDer; percepter<BR><BR> <B> UNDERSTANDING</B> -- comprension; interconsenti ment; intelectu, inteligentie. TO COME TO AN ~: acordar se<BR><BR> <B> UNDERSTATE</B> -- desexagerar<BR><BR> <B> UNDERTAKE</B> -- interprender. TO ~ TO DO SOMETHING: ingagear<BR><BR> <B> UNDERTAKER</B> -- interprensor; functionario funebri<BR><BR> <B> UNDERTONE</B> -- IN AN ~: sub voce<BR><BR> <B> UNDERWRITE</B> -- assecurar; subgarantir<BR><BR> <B> UNDIGNIFIED</B> -- poc digni, poc elevat<BR><BR> <B> UNDO</B> -- anullar; (~ something done) reparar; defar, deligar, debutonar etc.<BR><BR> <B> UNDOING</B> -- ruine, perition<BR><BR> <B> UNDRESS</B> -- v. devestir (se)<BR><BR> <B> UNDUE</B> -- excessiv; exagerat<BR><BR> <B> UNDULATE</B> -- undear, undular (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> UNDYING</B> -- &iacute;nmortal<BR><BR> <B> UNEARTH</B> -- exhumar; revelar<BR><BR> <B> UNEARTHLY</B> -- superterral, superhoman<BR><BR> <B> UNEASY</B> -- &iacute;ntranquil<BR><BR> <B> UNENDING</B> -- &iacute;nfinit<BR><BR> <B> UNEQUAL</B> -- disparat, &iacute;negal<BR><BR> <B> UNEVEN</B> -- &iacute;negal, desplat<BR><BR> <B> UNEVENTFUL</B> -- sin evenimentes, calm<BR><BR> <B> UNEXAMPLED</B> -- sin precedentie, sin exemple<BR><BR> <B> UNEXCEPTIONABLE</B> -- &iacute;nreprochabil, &iacute;nblamabil<BR><BR> <B> UNFAILING</B> -- constant, &iacute;nfallibil<BR><BR> <B> UNFEELING</B> -- &iacute;nsensibil<BR><BR> <B> UNFLAGGING</B> -- &iacute;nfatigabil, &iacute;ndiminuet<BR><BR> <B> UNFLINCHING</B> -- resoluet, &iacute;nvacillant<BR><BR> <B> UNGAINLY</B> -- grossieri, desgraciosi, plump<BR><BR> <B> UNGROUNDED</B> -- &iacute;nfundat<BR><BR> <B> UNGUENT</B> -- unguente<BR><BR> <B> UNHINGE</B> -- (mentally) desordinar, alienar<BR><BR> <B> UNHORSE</B> -- desedlar<BR><BR> <B> UNI-</B> -- uni- (-formi, -corne, -lateral,-son)<BR><BR> <B> UNION</B> -- ~; (trade ~) sindicatu; (work-house) institute por povres<BR><BR> <B> UNIQUE</B> -- unic, &iacute;negalabil<BR><BR> <B> UNIT</B> -- unit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> UNITE</B> -- unir (-ition)<BR><BR> <B> UNITY</B> -- unit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> UNIVERSE</B> -- ~ (-al, -alit&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> UNIVERSITY</B> -- universit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> UNLESS</B> -- si...ne<BR><BR> <B> UNLOCKED FOR</B> -- &iacute;nexpectat, &iacute;nprevidet<BR><BR> <B> UNLUCKY</B> -- &iacute;nfortunosi, &iacute;nfelici<BR><BR> <B> UNMAN</B> -- afeminar<BR><BR> <B> UNMARRIED</B> -- celib<BR><BR> <B> UNMISTAKABLE</B> -- cert, manifest, evident<BR><BR> <B> UNMITIGATED</B> -- &iacute;nmitigat, absolut<BR><BR> <B> UNNERVE</B> -- debilisar, enervar<BR><BR> <B> UNPARALLELED</B> -- sin paralele, sin egale, unic<BR><BR> <B> UNPRETENDING</B> -- modest, &iacute;npretentiosi<BR><BR> <B> UNPRINCIPLED</B> -- sin principles; &iacute;nmoral<BR><BR> <B> UNQUESTIONED</B> -- &iacute;ndisputat<BR><BR> <B> UNRAVEL</B> -- debrolliar, desintricar<BR><BR> <B> UNREMITTING</B> -- &iacute;ncessant<BR><BR> <B> UNRIVALLED</B> -- &iacute;negalabil<BR><BR> <B> UNRUFFLED</B> -- seren, calm<BR><BR> <B> UNRULY</B> -- turbulant, &iacute;ndisciplinat<BR><BR> <B> UNSCATHED</B> -- &iacute;nvulnerat<BR><BR> <B> UNSETTLE</B> -- &iacute;nquietar<BR><BR> <B> UNSIGHTLY</B> -- &iacute;nbell, hideosi<BR><BR> <B> UNSOPHISTICATED</B> -- naiv<BR><BR> <B> UNTHINKABLE</B> -- &iacute;nimaginabil<BR><BR> <B> UNTIE</B> -- deligar<BR><BR> <B> UNTIRING</B> -- &iacute;nfatigabil, &iacute;ndiminuet<BR><BR> <B> UNTIL</B> -- til<BR><BR> <B> UNTO</B> -- a; (up to) til<BR><BR> <B> UNTOLD</B> -- &iacute;ntaxabil, &iacute;nnarrat<BR><BR> <B> UNTOWARD</B> -- &iacute;nfelici<BR><BR> <B> UNTRUTH</B> -- mentie. UNTRUTHFUL; mentaci<BR><BR> <B> UNVARNISHED</B> -- simplic, sincer; &iacute;nvernissat<BR><BR> <B> UNVEIL</B> -- develar, decelar<BR><BR> <B> UNWARRANTABLE</B> -- &iacute;njustificabil<BR><BR> <B> UNWAVERING</B> -- constant, &iacute;nhesitant<BR><BR> <B> UNWELCOME</B> -- &iacute;noportun, desagreabil<BR><BR> <B> UNWIELDY</B> -- pesant, &iacute;nmanipulabil<BR><BR> <B> UNWILLING</B> -- TO BE ~: ne voler, ne esser pret. UNWILLINGLY: ne-volentmen, contra volentie<BR><BR> <B> UP</B> -- ad-supra. TO GO ~: ascender, montar. TO STAND ~: levar se. ~ AND DOWN: a ci e ta, ad supra e infra. ~ TO: til. ~ TO DATE: til hod&iacute;e. UP-TO-DATE: modern<BR><BR> <B> UPBRAID</B> -- reprochar<BR><BR> <B> UPBRINGING</B> -- education<BR><BR> <B> UPHEAVAL</B> -- eruption, tumultu<BR><BR> <B> UPHILL</B> -- desfacil; ad alt, a monte<BR><BR> <B> UPHOLD</B> -- subtener, suportar<BR><BR> <B> UPHOLSTER</B> -- moblar; stuffar<BR><BR> <B> UPHOLSTERER</B> -- moblero, tapissero<BR><BR> <B> UPKEEP</B> -- mantention, subtention, suporte<BR><BR> <B> UPLIFT</B> -- v. elevar, exaltar, anoblar<BR><BR> <B> UPON</B> -- sur; concernent(e), pri. IMMEDIATELY ~: che, a<BR><BR> <B> UPPER</B> -- plu alt, supra; superiori. TO GAIN THE ~ HAND: ganiar li ascendentie. ~MOST: max alt. TO SAY WHATEVER COMES ~: dir to quo veni in mente<BR><BR> <B> UPRIGHT</B> -- vertical, erect; honest; n. verticale<BR><BR> <B> UPRISING</B> -- insurection<BR><BR> <B> UPROAR</B> -- tumultu<BR><BR> <B> UPSET</B> -- renversar; (grieve) vexar, chagrinar, &iacute;ndisposir<BR><BR> <B> UPSHOT</B> -- resultate, fine<BR><BR> <B> UPSIDE DOWN</B> -- * TO TURN ~: renversar<BR><BR> <B> UPSTAIRS</B> -- supra, in supra. TO GO ~: ear ad supra<BR><BR> <B> UPSTART</B> -- parven&uacute;<BR><BR> <B> UPWARDS</B> -- ad supra. ~ OF: plu quam<BR><BR> <B> URBAN</B> -- citean, urban<BR><BR> <B> URBANE</B> -- polit, cortesi<BR><BR> <B> URCHIN</B> -- gamino, pueracho, garsonacho<BR><BR> <B> URGE</B> -- v. a. presser; (be urgent) urger (-ent, -entie); n. impulse<BR><BR> <B> URINAL</B> -- urinuore, pissuore<BR><BR> <B> URINE</B> -- ~ (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> URN</B> -- urne<BR><BR> <B> URSINE</B> -- ursin<BR><BR> <B> US</B> -- nos<BR><BR> <B> USE</B> -- v. usar (-abil, -ada, -antie. -age). USED TO: acustomat; n. usu (-al); utilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> USEFUL</B> -- util (-it&aacute;, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> USELESS</B> -- &iacute;nutil. IT IS ~ TO: it es van pena<BR><BR> <B> USHER IN</B> -- preluder, introducter. COURT USHER: bedello<BR><BR> <B> USUAL</B> -- ~, ordinari<BR><BR> <B> USURP</B> -- usurpar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> USURY</B> -- usure (-ari, -ero)<BR><BR> <B> UTENSIL</B> -- utensile<BR><BR> <B> UTERINE</B> -- uterin<BR><BR> <B> UTERUS</B> -- &uacute;tere<BR><BR> <B> UTILITARIAN</B> -- a. utilitari<BR><BR> <B> UTILITY</B> -- utilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> UTILIZE</B> -- utilisar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> UTMOST</B> -- a. extrem, maxim(al); n. lu max possibil, omno possibil, maximum<BR><BR> <B> UTOPIAN</B> -- utopic<BR><BR> <B> UTTER</B> -- a. absolut, total; v. enunciar, expresser, far audir<BR><BR> <B> UTTERANCE</B> -- enunciation; declaration<BR><BR> <B> UVULA</B> -- uvul<BR><BR> 967 4219 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue v]] moved to [[english-Interlingue v]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> VACANCY</B> -- vacantie; lacune<BR><BR> <B> VACANT</B> -- ~; &iacute;nocupat. TO BE ~: vacar<BR><BR> <B> VACATE</B> -- forlassar; (an office) demiseionar<BR><BR> <B> VACATION</B> -- vacantie(s)<BR><BR> <B> VACCINATE</B> -- vaccinar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> VACCINE</B> -- n. ~<BR><BR> <B> VACILLATE</B> -- vacillar (-ant, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> VACUITY</B> -- vacuit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> VACUOUS</B> -- vacui<BR><BR> <B> VACUUM</B> -- vacuo. ~CLEANER: depolvator<BR><BR> <B> VAGABOND</B> -- vagabunde<BR><BR> <B> VAGARY</B> -- capricie<BR><BR> <B> VAGINA</B> -- vagine<BR><BR> <B> VAGRANCY</B> -- vagabunder&iacute;e, vagantie<BR><BR> <B> VAGUE</B> -- vag, inprecis<BR><BR> <B> VAIN</B> -- van, futil; (conceited) orgolliosi, vanitosi. IN ~: &iacute;nutilmen, sin successe, in van<BR><BR> <B> VAINGLORY</B> -- vaniglorie (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> VALEDICTORY</B> -- de ad&iacute;o<BR><BR> <B> VALERIAN</B> -- valeriane<BR><BR> <B> VALET</B> -- servitor personal<BR><BR> <B> VALETUDINARIAN</B> -- convalescente<BR><BR> <B> VALIANT</B> -- valerosi, heroic<BR><BR> <B> VALID</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;); legitim. TO RENDER ~: validar<BR><BR> <B> VALISE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VALLEY</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VALOUR</B> -- bravit&aacute;, bravore<BR><BR> <B> VALUABLE</B> -- preciosi, valorosi<BR><BR> <B> VALUABLES</B> -- valorages<BR><BR> <B> VALUE</B> -- n. valore, precie; a. apreciar; (estimate) taxar, estimar; evaluar<BR><BR> <B> VALVE</B> -- ~; (heart) valvul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> VAMPIRE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VAN</B> -- furgon; (forefront) avan-guardie<BR><BR> <B> VANDAL</B> -- vandale (-isme, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> VANE</B> -- girette<BR><BR> <B> VANGUARD</B> -- avan-guardie<BR><BR> <B> VANILLA</B> -- vanille<BR><BR> <B> VANISH</B> -- desaparir, evanescer<BR><BR> <B> VANITY</B> -- vanit&aacute;, futilit&aacute;; (conceit) afectation<BR><BR> <B> VANQUISH</B> -- victer<BR><BR> <B> VAPID</B> -- fad (-it&aacute;, -ore)<BR><BR> <B> VAPOUR</B> -- vapor (-osi, -isar)<BR><BR> <B> VARIABLE</B> -- variabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VARIANCE, AT</B> -- * discordant, in dissension<BR><BR> <B> VARIANT</B> -- n. variante<BR><BR> <B> VARIATION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VARICOSE</B> -- varicosi<BR><BR> <B> VARIED</B> -- diversi(ficat)<BR><BR> <B> VARIEGATED</B> -- a. diverscolori<BR><BR> <B> VARIETY</B> -- variet&aacute;, diversit&aacute;; (kind) specie, sorte<BR><BR> <B> VARIOUS</B> -- varie<BR><BR> <B> VARNISH</B> -- n. vernisse (-ar, -age, -ero), lacca (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> VARY</B> -- variar, diferer (de)<BR><BR> <B> VASE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VASELINE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VASSAL</B> -- vassale (-it&aacute;. -age)<BR><BR> <B> VAST</B> -- ~, imensi (-it&aacute;), ~ MAJORITY: preponderant majorit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> VAT</B> -- tine, cuve<BR><BR> <B> VAULT</B> -- n. vulte (-at, -ar); v. (leap) saltar, lansar se, voltiger<BR><BR> <B> VAUNT</B> -- fanfaronar<BR><BR> <B> VEAL</B> -- carne vaccellin, vaccelline<BR><BR> <B> VEER</B> -- virar<BR><BR> <B> VEGETABLE</B> -- a. vegetal; n. legume; plante<BR><BR> <B> VEGETARIAN</B> -- a. vegetari (-ano)<BR><BR> <B> VEGETATE</B> -- vegetar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> VEHEMENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> VEHICLE</B> -- vehicul (-ari)<BR><BR> <B> VEIL</B> -- vele (-ar, -age)<BR><BR> <B> VEIN</B> -- vene (-osi); humor<BR><BR> <B> VELLUM</B> -- veline<BR><BR> <B> VELOCIPEDE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VELOCITY</B> -- velocit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> VELVET</B> -- velur (-i)<BR><BR> <B> VELVETEEN</B> -- felpe<BR><BR> <B> VENAL</B> -- venal, coruptibil, comprabil<BR><BR> <B> VEND</B> -- vendir (-itor, -ition, -ibil)<BR><BR> <B> VENDETTA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VENEER</B> -- n. lignefolie, surlaminage; v. surlaminar<BR><BR> <B> VENERATE</B> -- venerar (-abil, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> VENEREAL</B> -- veneric<BR><BR> <B> VENETIAN BLIND</B> -- persiane<BR><BR> <B> VENGEANCE</B> -- venjantie, venjament. VENGEFUL: venjaci<BR><BR> <B> VENIAL</B> -- pardonabil<BR><BR> <B> VENISON</B> -- savagine<BR><BR> <B> VENOM</B> -- venen (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> VENT</B> -- n. apertura, fense; v. (to give ~ to) eversar, far audir<BR><BR> <B> VENTILATE</B> -- ventilar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> VENTRILOQUAL</B> -- ventriloqui (-ist, -isme)<BR><BR> <B> VENTURE</B> -- interprense; v. riscar; (dare) audaciar<BR><BR> <B> VERACIOUS</B> -- veraci (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VERANDA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VERB</B> -- verbe (-al, -alisar). VERBAL: (word of mouth) oral; (word for word) parol pro parol<BR><BR> <B> VERBENA</B> -- verben<BR><BR> <B> VERBOSE</B> -- prolix (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VERDANT</B> -- verdi, frisc<BR><BR> <B> VERDICT</B> -- verdicte, sententie<BR><BR> <B> VERDIGRIS</B> -- verdigrise<BR><BR> <B> VERDURE</B> -- verdura, verdage<BR><BR> <B> VERGE</B> -- n. borde, m&aacute;rgine, extremit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> VERIFY</B> -- verificar (-ation), confirmar, constatar<BR><BR> <B> VERILY</B> -- vermen<BR><BR> <B> VERISIMILITUDE</B> -- versimilit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> VERITABLE</B> -- veritabil<BR><BR> <B> VERITY</B> -- verit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> VERMILION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VERMIN</B> -- vermine, vermallia, insectallia<BR><BR> <B> VERMOUTH</B> -- absinte, vermute<BR><BR> <B> VERNACULAR</B> -- a. indigeni; n. lingue vulgari<BR><BR> <B> VERNAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VERONICA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VERSATILE</B> -- versatil (-it&aacute;), multilateral<BR><BR> <B> VERSE</B> -- ~ (-ificar), poesie; (of poem) strofe<BR><BR> <B> VERSED</B> -- versat, doct<BR><BR> <B> VERSION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VERTEBRA</B> -- vertebre (-al, -at)<BR><BR> <B> VERTEX</B> -- vertice<BR><BR> <B> VERTICAL</B> -- a. ~; n. verticale<BR><BR> <B> VERTIGO</B> -- vert&iacute;gine (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> VERVE</B> -- ~ (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> VERY</B> -- tre; a. identic; self<BR><BR> <B> VESPERS</B> -- vespres<BR><BR> <B> VESSEL</B> -- vase, recipiente; (ship) nave<BR><BR> <B> VEST</B> -- n. subcamise; v. fixar, etablisser; (clothe) vestir<BR><BR> <B> VESTIBULE</B> -- vestibul<BR><BR> <B> VESTIGE</B> -- vestigie, tracie<BR><BR> <B> VESTMENT</B> -- vestiment<BR><BR> <B> VESTRY</B> -- sacristia<BR><BR> <B> VESTURE</B> -- vestes<BR><BR> <B> VETCH</B> -- vicia<BR><BR> <B> VETERAN</B> -- n. veterane<BR><BR> <B> VETERINARY</B> -- veterinari. ~ SURGEON: veterinario<BR><BR> <B> VETO</B> -- ~; v. aplicar su veto<BR><BR> <B> VEX</B> -- iritar, vexar. VEXED: disputat, contestat<BR><BR> <B> VEXATIOUS</B> -- (leg.) maliciosi; iritant, vexant<BR><BR> <B> VIABLE</B> -- vivicapabil<BR><BR> <B> VIADUCT</B> -- viaducte<BR><BR> <B> VIANDS</B> -- comestibles, manjages<BR><BR> <B> VIBRATE</B> -- vibrar (-ation, -ator, -atori)<BR><BR> <B> VICAR</B> -- vicario, paroco<BR><BR> <B> VICARIOUS</B> -- vicari<BR><BR> <B> VICE</B> -- vicie (-osi), defecte; (mech.) serrette; (prefix) vice-<BR><BR> <B> VICE VERSA</B> -- inversi<BR><BR> <B> VICINITY</B> -- vicinit&aacute;; vicinage<BR><BR> <B> VICISSITUDE</B> -- vicissit&uacute;dine<BR><BR> <B> VICTIM</B> -- victime. VICTIMIZE: victimar<BR><BR> <B> VICTOR</B> -- ~ (-ie, -iosi)<BR><BR> <B> VICTUAL</B> -- provisionar. VICTUALS: victuales, comestibles<BR><BR> <B> VIE</B> -- concurrer contra<BR><BR> <B> VIEW</B> -- vista, vise; perspective; opinion. ~FINDER: visette; v. regardar; vider; egardar<BR><BR> <B> VIGIL</B> -- guardie; vigilie<BR><BR> <B> VIGILANT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> VIGNETTE</B> -- viniette<BR><BR> <B> VIGOUR</B> -- vigore (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> VILE</B> -- vili (-t&aacute;), bass, abominabil<BR><BR> <B> VILIFY</B> -- defamar., calumniar<BR><BR> <B> VILLA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VILLAGE</B> -- ~; a. villagesi. VILLAGER: villageano<BR><BR> <B> VILLAIN</B> -- vilano, furbon, rascale<BR><BR> <B> VILLAINOUS</B> -- vilan (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> VINDICATE</B> -- justificar<BR><BR> <B> VINDICATIVE</B> -- venjaci<BR><BR> <B> VINE</B> -- viniero. VINOUS: vinosi<BR><BR> <B> VINEGAR</B> -- vinagre, acete<BR><BR> <B> VINEYARD</B> -- viniera, vite<BR><BR> <B> VINTAGE</B> -- vitirecolte<BR><BR> <B> VIOLA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VIOLATE</B> -- violar (-ation, -ator); transgresser<BR><BR> <B> VIOLENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> VIOLET</B> -- a. violetti; n. violette<BR><BR> <B> VIOLIN</B> -- violine (-ist)<BR><BR> <B> VIOLONCELLO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VIPER</B> -- v&iacute;pere, aspide<BR><BR> <B> VIRAGO</B> -- megera<BR><BR> <B> VIRGIN</B> -- v&iacute;rgina (-al, -it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VIRIL</B> -- ~ (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VIRTUAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VIRTUE</B> -- vert&uacute; (-osi); chastit&aacute;; merite<BR><BR> <B> VIRTUOSO</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VIRULENT</B> -- ~ (-ie)<BR><BR> <B> VIRUS</B> -- v&iacute;rus<BR><BR> <B> VIS-A-VIS</B> -- vis-a-vis<BR><BR> <B> VISA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VISAGE</B> -- ~, facie<BR><BR> <B> VISCERA</B> -- visceres<BR><BR> <B> VISCOUNT</B> -- vicomto (-essa, -atu)<BR><BR> <B> VISCOUS</B> -- viscosi (-ta)<BR><BR> <B> VISIBLE</B> -- visibil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VISION</B> -- ~ (-ari, -ario); (eyesight) visivit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> VISIT</B> -- v. visitar (-ation, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> VISOR</B> -- visiere<BR><BR> <B> VISUAL</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VITAL</B> -- essential, vital (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VITALS</B> -- visceres<BR><BR> <B> VITAMIN</B> -- vitamine<BR><BR> <B> VITIATE</B> -- viciar (-ation); (invalidate) devalorar, devaluar<BR><BR> <B> VITREOUS</B> -- vitri, vitrosi, vitrin<BR><BR> <B> VITRIFY</B> -- vitrificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> VITRIOL</B> -- ~ (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> VITUPERATE</B> -- v. insultar, invectivar<BR><BR> <B> VIVACIOUS</B> -- vivaci (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VIVID</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VIVIFY</B> -- vivificar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> VIVIPAROUS</B> -- vivipari<BR><BR> <B> VIVISECT</B> -- vivisecter (-ion, -or)<BR><BR> <B> VIXEN</B> -- foxa<BR><BR> <B> VOCABULARY</B> -- vocabularium<BR><BR> <B> VOCAL</B> -- ~ (-isar)<BR><BR> <B> VOCALIST</B> -- cantator<BR><BR> <B> VOCATION</B> -- profession, vocation<BR><BR> <B> VOCATIVE</B> -- n. vocative<BR><BR> <B> VOCIFERATE</B> -- clamar (-ore, -orosi)<BR><BR> <B> VOGUE</B> -- moda. IN ~: secun li moda, reyent<BR><BR> <B> VOICE</B> -- n. voce; v. vocear<BR><BR> <B> VOID</B> -- vacui; &iacute;nvalid. ~ OF: sin, privat de<BR><BR> <B> VOLATILE</B> -- volatil (-isar)<BR><BR> <B> VOLCANO</B> -- vulcan (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> VOLE</B> -- agre-ratte<BR><BR> <B> VOLITION</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VOLLEY</B> -- salve<BR><BR> <B> VOLT</B> -- volte (-age)<BR><BR> <B> VOLUBLE</B> -- volubil (-it&aacute;), eloquent<BR><BR> <B> VOLUME</B> -- ~, torn; (capacity) vol&uacute;mine (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> VOLUNTARY</B> -- voluntari, spontan<BR><BR> <B> VOLUNTEER</B> -- voluntario; v. ofertar se<BR><BR> <B> VOLUPTUARY</B> -- volupton<BR><BR> <B> VOLUPTUOUS</B> -- voluptosi (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VOMIT</B> -- vomir (-ition, -itiv, -ida)<BR><BR> <B> VORACIOUS</B> -- voraci (-t&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VORTEX</B> -- virle<BR><BR> <B> VOTARY</B> -- adorante, dedicate<BR><BR> <B> VOTE</B> -- n. ~ (-ar, -ation), sufragie<BR><BR> <B> VOUCH</B> -- atestar, garantir. VOUCHER: atest(ation), certificate<BR><BR> <B> VOUCHSAFE</B> -- conceder, permisser afabilmen<BR><BR> <B> VOW</B> -- voe, jurament; v. voer<BR><BR> <B> VOWEL</B> -- vocale (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> VOYAGE</B> -- viage; v. viagear (-ator)<BR><BR> <B> VULCANITE</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> VULGAR</B> -- vulgarach, &iacute;ndelicat, grossieri<BR><BR> <B> VULNERABLE</B> -- vulnerabil (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> VULTURE</B> -- vultur<BR><BR> 968 4221 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue w]] moved to [[english-Interlingue w]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> WAD</B> -- v. stuffar, vattar, tamponar; n. tampon<BR><BR> <B> WADDING</B> -- vatte<BR><BR> <B> WADDLE</B> -- anatear<BR><BR> <B> WADE</B> -- marchar, vader<BR><BR> <B> WAFER</B> -- oblate<BR><BR> <B> WAFFLE</B> -- vaffle<BR><BR> <B> WAFT</B> -- v. sofflar<BR><BR> <B> WAG</B> -- (tail) caudear; flirtar, far flirtar; (head) sucusser; n. jocon<BR><BR> <B> WAGE</B> -- (war) guerrear; n. salarie<BR><BR> <B> WAGER</B> -- n. par&iacute; (-ar); hasardar<BR><BR> <B> WAGES</B> -- salarie<BR><BR> <B> WAGGISH</B> -- jocaci<BR><BR> <B> WAGGLE</B> -- sucusser, flirtar, far flirtar<BR><BR> <B> WAGGON</B> -- carre; (rly.) vagon<BR><BR> <B> WAGTAIL</B> -- motacilla<BR><BR> <B> WAIF</B> -- infante abandonat, abandonate<BR><BR> <B> WAIL</B> -- v. lamentar, plorachar; (infants) vagir<BR><BR> <B> WAINSCOTTING</B> -- mur-covritura<BR><BR> <B> WAIST</B> -- mi-c&oacute;rpor, tallia<BR><BR> <B> WAISTCOAT</B> -- gilete<BR><BR> <B> WAIT</B> -- atender; remaner. ~ UPON: servir. TO LIE IN ~: inboscar, guatar<BR><BR> <B> WAITER</B> -- servitor, garson de caf&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> WAITING-ROOM</B> -- sala de atende<BR><BR> <B> WAIVE</B> -- (rights) renunciar a<BR><BR> <B> WAKE</B> -- v. avigilar (se); n. trac, sulca<BR><BR> <B> WAKEN</B> -- avigilar (se)<BR><BR> <B> WALK</B> -- vader, pedear, marchar; pronienar se. (in one's sleep) somnainbular; n. promenada, marcha; via<BR><BR> <B> WALL</B> -- mur; (internal) parete; v. (~ up) inmurar<BR><BR> <B> WALLET</B> -- porta-papere, paperiere<BR><BR> <B> WALLFLOWER</B> -- gilliflor<BR><BR> <B> WALLOW</B> -- rular se<BR><BR> <B> WALL-PAPER</B> -- tapete (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> WALNUT</B> -- nuce; (tree) juglande, nuciero<BR><BR> <B> WALRUS</B> -- cavalle marin<BR><BR> <B> WALTZ</B> -- n. valse (-ar, -ator)<BR><BR> <B> WAN</B> -- pallid<BR><BR> <B> WAND</B> -- (magic) vergette<BR><BR> <B> WANDER</B> -- migrar, vagabundar, vagar, nomadisar<BR><BR> <B> WANDERER</B> -- migrator, nomade, vagabunde WANE: decrescer, diminuer<BR><BR> <B> WANT</B> -- n. (lack) manca(ntie); (need) beson (-ar), desire (-ar), indigentie; v. (be short of) indiger, carir<BR><BR> <B> WANTING</B> -- deficient, mancant. TO BE ~: mancar<BR><BR> <B> WANTON</B> -- (sportive) petulant; (purposeless) &iacute;nmotivat; (voluptuous) voluptosi; n. voluptona<BR><BR> <B> WAR</B> -- guerre, hostilit&aacute;. WAR-CRY: cri de guerre; v. guerrear<BR><BR> <B> WARBLE</B> -- trillar<BR><BR> <B> WARD</B> -- v. gardar, protecter. ~ OFF: detornar, defender, parar; n. pupillo, tutelata;. (of lock) barrette<BR><BR> <B> WARDER</B> -- carcerero, gardator<BR><BR> <B> WARDROBE</B> -- garda-robe, veste-scaf, vestiere<BR><BR> <B> WAREHOUSE</B> -- dep&oacute;, magasine; v. inmagasinar (-age)<BR><BR> <B> WARES</B> -- merces<BR><BR> <B> WARFARE</B> -- guerreada, hostilit&aacute;s. WARLIKE: guerresc<BR><BR> <B> WARM</B> -- calid, tepid. I AM ~: yo cale<BR><BR> <B> WARMTH</B> -- calore, ardore<BR><BR> <B> WARN</B> -- advertir, admonir, avisar. WARNING: advertiment, avise<BR><BR> <B> WARP</B> -- v. torder (se); n. mistorsion; (in weaving) ordito<BR><BR> <B> WARRANT</B> -- v. autorisar; garantir; n. (surety) garante; (authority) mandate; (dividend ~) cupon; (royal ~) brevete<BR><BR> <B> WARREN</B> -- garenne<BR><BR> <B> WARRIOR</B> -- guerrero<BR><BR> <B> WART</B> -- veruca (-osi)<BR><BR> <B> WARY</B> -- caut, circumspect<BR><BR> <B> WASH</B> -- v. lavar (se); (glasses etc.) rinsar. WASH-STAND: table lavatori<BR><BR> <B> WASHER</B> -- (mech.) rondelle, scruve-disco<BR><BR> <B> WASHING</B> -- (activity) lavage; (clothes) linage<BR><BR> <B> WASP</B> -- vespe (-iere)<BR><BR> <B> WASTE</B> -- v. dissipar, prodigar. LAY ~: devastar. GO TO ~: insavagiar se; a. superfl&uacute;, &iacute;nutil; (of land) &iacute;ncultivat, desert; n. deserte; (product) jettallia; maculatura<BR><BR> <B> WASTED</B> -- (emaciated) marasmat, marcit<BR><BR> <B> WASTEFUL</B> -- prodigal, extravagant<BR><BR> <B> WASTREL</B> -- vale-nec&oacute;s, pr&oacute;digo<BR><BR> <B> WATCH</B> -- n. tasca-horloge; (guard) garda. guardie; (naut.) watch (-ar); (vigil) vigil(antie); v. regardar, observar; vigilar. ~ OVER: cuidar pri; (take care) atenter<BR><BR> <B> WATCH-DOG</B> -- can de garda<BR><BR> <B> WATCHFUL</B> -- vigilant, atentiv<BR><BR> <B> WATCHWORD</B> -- passa-parol. devise<BR><BR> <B> WATER</B> -- aqua (-ar, -tic). HIGH ~: alt marea; v. (horses) far trincar; (land) irigar; (plants) arosear<BR><BR> <B> WATERCOLOUR</B> -- aquarelle<BR><BR> <B> WATER-COURSE</B> -- curse de aqua<BR><BR> <B> WATERFALL</B> -- cascade, cataracte<BR><BR> <B> WATER-GLASS</B> -- natrium-silicate<BR><BR> <B> WATERLILY</B> -- nenufare; (white) nimfea<BR><BR> <B> WATER-LOGGED</B> -- saturat. ~MARK: filigrane. ~PROOF: &iacute;npermeabil, aqua-resistent, hermetic. ~SPOUT: trombe. ~WHEEL: rot hidraulic. WATERLY: liquid, aquosi, diluet<BR><BR> <B> WATT</B> -- ~ (-age)<BR><BR> <B> WAVE</B> -- unde (-atri, -osi, -ear); v. (flutter) flirtar, volettar; (hair) undular<BR><BR> <B> WAVER</B> -- chancelar, vacillar, hesitar<BR><BR> <B> WAX</B> -- n. cire (-ar). ~WORK: figura cirin; v. (increase) crescer; devenir<BR><BR> <B> WAY</B> -- maniere; metode; distantie; (custom) more; (means) medie; (road) via. BY THE ~: aprop&oacute;, passante. BY ~ OF: quam. TO BE IN THE ~: obstructer, impedir. TO GIVE ~: ceder terren. THIS ~: a ci. ~ OUT: expediente, solution; exeada<BR><BR> <B> WAYFARER</B> -- viator, viageator<BR><BR> <B> WAYLAY</B> -- inboscar, guatar<BR><BR> <B> WAYSIDE</B> -- rural<BR><BR> <B> WAYWARD</B> -- capriciosi, pervers<BR><BR> <B> WE</B> -- noi<BR><BR> <B> WEAK</B> -- debil (-it&aacute;, -on); diluet<BR><BR> <B> WEAKEN</B> -- debilisar, (intr.) deperir<BR><BR> <B> WEAL</B> -- bene<BR><BR> <B> WEALTH</B> -- richesse, abundantie, opulentie<BR><BR> <B> WEALTHY</B> -- rich, opulent<BR><BR> <B> WEAN</B> -- demammar, desalactar; desacustomar<BR><BR> <B> WEAPON</B> -- arme, missil<BR><BR> <B> WEAR</B> -- portar; (~ away) consumar se; (last) durar; (~ out) perusar; n. ~ AND TEAR: usada<BR><BR> <B> WEARISOME</B> -- tedant, enoyant<BR><BR> <B> WEARY</B> -- a. lassi, fatigat; enoyat; v. tedar, enoyar, fatigar<BR><BR> <B> WEASEL</B> -- putorette<BR><BR> <B> WEATHER</B> -- tempe. BAD ~: gris&uacute;; v. perviver; superar<BR><BR> <B> WEATHER-COCK</B> -- girette<BR><BR> <B> WEATHER-GLASS</B> -- barometre<BR><BR> <B> WEAVE</B> -- texter (-or, -ura, -er&iacute;e, -er&iacute;a)<BR><BR> <B> WEB</B> -- textura; (spider's) rete de aran&eacute;. WEB-FOOTED: palmipedat<BR><BR> <B> WED</B> -- maritar. WEDDING: maritage, nuptie. WEDDED TO: devoet a<BR><BR> <B> WEDGE</B> -- cuneo. ~SHAPED: cuneiform, sfenoid; v. cunear<BR><BR> <B> WEDLOCK</B> -- matrimonie (-al)<BR><BR> <B> WEDNESDAY</B> -- mercurd&iacute;<BR><BR> <B> WEED</B> -- malherbe; v. sarclar (-age, -uore)<BR><BR> <B> WEEDY</B> -- plen de malherbes; magri, debil<BR><BR> <B> WEEK</B> -- semane (-al, -ale). ~DAY: die ordinari. WEEK-END: fine-de-semane<BR><BR> <B> WEEP</B> -- plorar, lacrimar<BR><BR> <B> WEEVIL</B> -- gran-scarab&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> WEPT</B> -- trama<BR><BR> <B> WEIGH</B> -- pesar, ponderar. ~ ANCHOR: levar ancre. ~ DOWN: depresser<BR><BR> <B> WEIGHT</B> -- pesa(ntie). METAL ~: p&oacute;ndere<BR><BR> <B> WEIGHTY</B> -- ponderosi; grav, important<BR><BR> <B> WEIR</B> -- diga, barrage<BR><BR> <B> WEIRD</B> -- sinistri, supernatural, spectral, fantomatri<BR><BR> <B> WELCOME</B> -- a. benevenit, acceptabil; v. salutar, aclamar, dar bon reception a<BR><BR> <B> WELD</B> -- veldar<BR><BR> <B> WELFARE</B> -- bene, benessere<BR><BR> <B> WELKIN</B> -- firmament<BR><BR> <B> WELL</B> -- n. puteo; a. san. TO BE ~: standar bon. ~ OFF: opulent, benehavent. TO GET ~: resanar se; adv. bon; interj. nu, alor; v. (~ up) efluer<BR><BR> <B> WELL-BEING</B> -- - prosperit&aacute;, felicit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> WELL-BRED</B> -- bon educat, cultivat<BR><BR> <B> WELL-MEANT</B> -- bonintentionat<BR><BR> <B> WELL-TO-DO</B> -- prosperi<BR><BR> <B> WELLWISHER</B> -- bondesirante<BR><BR> <B> WELT</B> -- cadre de botte, orle<BR><BR> <B> WELTER</B> -- n. confusion, mixtura<BR><BR> <B> WENCH</B> -- puella; prostituta<BR><BR> <B> WEND</B> -- ear<BR><BR> <B> WEST</B> -- occidente, west. WESTERN: occidental, westal. WESTERNER: occidentale. WESTWARD: vers li occidente<BR><BR> <B> WET</B> -- humid; (weather) pluviosi; v. humidar, inhumidar<BR><BR> <B> WET-NURSE</B> -- nutressa<BR><BR> <B> WHACK</B> -- v. batter; n. brui-batte<BR><BR> <B> WHALE</B> -- balen (-ero, -bot, osse de -)<BR><BR> <B> WHARF</B> -- caye, warf (-age)<BR><BR> <B> WHAT</B> -- quo. WHAT A: qual. WHATEVER: quocunc; (sort of) qualcunc<BR><BR> <B> WHATNOT</B> -- etagiere<BR><BR> <B> WHEAT</B> -- frument, grane<BR><BR> <B> WHEEDLE</B> -- persuader per flattosi paroles o caresses<BR><BR> <B> WHEEL</B> -- rot: v. pussar, rular<BR><BR> <B> WHEELBARROW</B> -- carruch, carriol, puss-carrette<BR><BR> <B> WHEELWRIGHT</B> -- carrettero<BR><BR> <B> WHEEZE</B> -- v. spirar astmaticmen, sifflantmen<BR><BR> <B> WHELK</B> -- buccin<BR><BR> <B> WHELP</B> -- (fox-, leon-) -ello<BR><BR> <B> WHEN</B> -- quande. WHENEVER: quandecunc<BR><BR> <B> WHENCE</B> -- de u<BR><BR> <B> WHERE</B> -- u. ~ABOUTS: in quel loco; adresse<BR><BR> <B> WHEREAS</B> -- contra que, durante que<BR><BR> <B> WHEREAT</B> -- che quo, poy, quande<BR><BR> <B> WHEREFORE</B> -- pro quo<BR><BR> <B> WHET</B> -- slifar; (appetite) stimular<BR><BR> <B> WHETHER</B> -- ca<BR><BR> <B> WHEY</B> -- buttre-serum<BR><BR> <B> WHICH</B> -- quel. WHICHEVER: quelcunc<BR><BR> <B> WHIFF</B> -- n. soffle. TO TAKE A ~ AT ONE'S PIPE: far un tira ex un pipe<BR><BR> <B> WHILE</B> -- durante que. FOR A ~: durante quelc t&eacute;mpor; v. passar<BR><BR> <B> WHILST</B> -- durante que<BR><BR> <B> WHIM</B> -- capricie, marotte<BR><BR> <B> WHIMPER</B> -- plorettar<BR><BR> <B> WHIMSICAL</B> -- comic, fantastic<BR><BR> <B> WHIN</B> -- ulexe<BR><BR> <B> WHINE</B> -- criachar, gemer, plendiplorar<BR><BR> <B> WHINNY</B> -- hinnir<BR><BR> <B> WHIP</B> -- n. flagelle (-ar, -ation); v. (beat) batter, bastonar<BR><BR> <B> WHIRL</B> -- v. piruettar, girar; far girar; n. turbul; c&aacute;os<BR><BR> <B> WHIRLPOOL</B> -- virle, vortice de aqua<BR><BR> <B> WHIRLWIND</B> -- ciclon, vente spiral<BR><BR> <B> WHIRR</B> -- v. sifflar (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> WHISK</B> -- n. quirle (-ar) . TO ~ AWAY: escamotar<BR><BR> <B> WHISKERS</B> -- crines del guancie; barbe<BR><BR> <B> WHISKEY</B> -- whisky<BR><BR> <B> WHISPER</B> -- v. chuchotar (-ada); n. murmura, chuchota<BR><BR> <B> WHIST</B> -- wist (-lude)<BR><BR> <B> WHISTLE</B> -- sifflar; n. siffla; (instrument) sifflette<BR><BR> <B> WHIT, NOT A</B> -- * ne un iota<BR><BR> <B> WHITE</B> -- blanc; pallid; n. (egg) alb&uacute;mine, blanc ovine; (person) blanco<BR><BR> <B> WHITE ANT</B> -- termite<BR><BR> <B> WHITEN</B> -- blancar, ablanoar; devenir blanc<BR><BR> <B> WHITENESS</B> -- blancore<BR><BR> <B> WHITEWASH</B> -- n. murcalce; v. calcear; deculpar<BR><BR> <B> WHITHER</B> -- ad u<BR><BR> <B> WHITING</B> -- crete pulverisat; (fish) merlango<BR><BR> <B> WHITLOW</B> -- ungul-abscesse, tumore ungulari<BR><BR> <B> WHITSUNTIDE</B> -- Pentecoste (-al)<BR><BR> <B> WHITTLE</B> -- (~ away) reducter poc a poc<BR><BR> <B> WHIZZ</B> -- sibilar, sifflar<BR><BR> <B> WHO</B> -- qui. WHOEVER: quicunc<BR><BR> <B> WHOLE</B> -- a. tot, integri, complet; intact. ON THE ~: in general, generalmen. WHOLLY: purmen, tot(al)men, exclusivmen; n. lu tot, li totale<BR><BR> <B> WHOLESALE</B> -- a. in gross. WHOLESALER: grossist<BR><BR> <B> WHOLESOME</B> -- salubri, sanativ<BR><BR> <B> WHOM</B> -- quem<BR><BR> <B> WHOOP</B> -- n. cri<BR><BR> <B> WHOOPING-COUGH</B> -- cocluche<BR><BR> <B> WHORE</B> -- prostituta, hetera. ~DOM: fornication<BR><BR> <B> WHORL</B> -- spirale, spiralun<BR><BR> <B> WHORTLEBERRY</B> -- vaccinie<BR><BR> <B> WHOSE</B> -- de qui<BR><BR> <B> WHY</B> -- pro quo<BR><BR> <B> WICK</B> -- meche<BR><BR> <B> WICKED</B> -- malin, malefic, &iacute;npie, maliciosi, depravat<BR><BR> <B> WICKER</B> -- v&iacute;mine. ~WORK: viminer&iacute;e, plectage<BR><BR> <B> WICKET</B> -- portette; (cricket) wicket<BR><BR> <B> WIDE</B> -- larg, vast, extensiv; (of mark) lontan. ~ OPEN: grand apert<BR><BR> <B> WIDEN</B> -- alargar; extender<BR><BR> <B> WIDESPREAD</B> -- expandet, difuset<BR><BR> <B> WIDOW</B> -- vidua. WIDOWED: vidui. WIDOWER: viduo<BR><BR> <B> WIDTH</B> -- largore, largit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> WIELD</B> -- brandisser; manipular<BR><BR> <B> WIPE</B> -- marita<BR><BR> <B> WIG</B> -- peruque (-ero)<BR><BR> <B> WIGHT</B> -- horm, person<BR><BR> <B> WIGWAM</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> WILD</B> -- savagi, furiosi, tempestosi; &iacute;ncultivat, desert. TO TALK WILDLY: divagar<BR><BR> <B> WILDERNESS</B> -- deserte, savagia<BR><BR> <B> WILE</B> -- artificie, astutie, ruse<BR><BR> <B> WILFUL</B> -- premeditate intentional, obstinat<BR><BR> <B> WILL</B> -- n. vole(ntie); volunt&aacute;. AT ~: secun arbitrie; (leg.) testament (-ar, -ari); v. voler; (bequeath) legar<BR><BR> <B> WILLING</B> -- pret, voluntari, disposit<BR><BR> <B> WILL 0' THE WISP</B> -- foy errant<BR><BR> <B> WILLOW</B> -- salice. ~HERB: epilobie<BR><BR> <B> WILLY-NILLY</B> -- volente o ne volente, nolens volens<BR><BR> <B> WILT</B> -- marcir<BR><BR> <B> WILY</B> -- astut<BR><BR> <B> WIN</B> -- victer; (gain) ganiar; n. victorie, triumfa, ganie<BR><BR> <B> WINCE</B> -- n. spasmette facial<BR><BR> <B> WINCH</B> -- ~, manivelle<BR><BR> <B> WIND</B> -- n. vente (-osi); (indigestion) flatu; (turn) torne; v. (turn) tornar, verter; (hoist) vindar; (as road) serpentear; (watch) tender<BR><BR> <B> WIND UP</B> -- *terminar; liquidar; (a watch) tender<BR><BR> <B> WINDFALL</B> -- bon fortune, ganie &iacute;nexpectat, felicie; (fruit) fructe cadet<BR><BR> <B> WINDING</B> -- sinuosi, serpenteant<BR><BR> <B> WIND-INSTRUMENT</B> -- instrument a sufflar<BR><BR> <B> WINDLASS</B> -- vinde<BR><BR> <B> WINDMILL</B> -- vent-moline<BR><BR> <B> WINDOW; fenestre (-al); (shop ~) vitrine. WINDOW-SILL</B> -- planca de fenestre<BR><BR> <B> WINDPIPE</B> -- trach&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> WINDSCREEN</B> -- paravente<BR><BR> <B> WINDWARD</B> -- vers li vente, al vente de<BR><BR> <B> WINE</B> -- vin (-iera, -icultor, -ero, -icultura, -venditor)<BR><BR> <B> WING</B> -- ale (-ar); v. (injure) vulnerar. WINGS: (theatre) culisse<BR><BR> <B> WINK</B> -- v. palpebrar, oculettar, ocul-slgnar<BR><BR> <B> WINKLE</B> -- litorine<BR><BR> <B> WINNING</B> -- charmant, atrativ<BR><BR> <B> WINNOW</B> -- ventolar<BR><BR> <B> WINSOME</B> -- charmant<BR><BR> <B> WINTER</B> -- hiverne (-al, -ar)<BR><BR> <B> WINTER-GREEN</B> -- p&iacute;rola<BR><BR> <B> WIPE</B> -- essuyar; siccar. ~ OUT: exterminar, obliterar, anullar, efaciar<BR><BR> <B> WIRE</B> -- metall-fil, ferrofil; telegramma; v. ligar per ferrofil; telegrafar<BR><BR> <B> WIRELESS</B> -- radio. ~ SET: radio-receptor<BR><BR> <B> WIRE-PULLING</B> -- intrigas, manipulation<BR><BR> <B> WIRY</B> -- filatri; (sinewy) tendonosi<BR><BR> <B> WISDOM</B> -- sagiesse, sapientie, prudentie<BR><BR> <B> WISE</B> -- a. sagi, sapient, prudent; doct; discret; n. maniere<BR><BR> <B> WISEACRE</B> -- quasi-sagio, Salomon<BR><BR> <B> WISH</B> -- n. desire (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> WISP</B> -- toffette<BR><BR> <B> WISTARIA</B> -- glicine<BR><BR> <B> WISTFUL</B> -- pensiv<BR><BR> <B> WIT</B> -- n. esprite (-osi, -on), TO ~: a saver. MOTHER ~: esprite natural. AT ONE'S WITS' END: esser al fine de su Latin, plu ne saver quo far<BR><BR> <B> WITCH</B> -- sorciera, sorciarda, maga. WITCHCRAFT: sorcier&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> WITCHERY</B> -- fascination; sorcie<BR><BR> <B> WITH</B> -- conj (by means of) per; (concerning) pri; (at), che. TREMBLING ~ COLD: trement pro frigore<BR><BR> <B> WITHDRAW</B> -- retraer, retirar (se); ( a statement) retractar<BR><BR> <B> WITHDRAWAL</B> -- retration, retractation<BR><BR> <B> WITHER</B> -- marcir (-id), deflorear<BR><BR> <B> WITHHOLD</B> -- retener, detener, refusar transdar<BR><BR> <B> WITHIN</B> -- intern; (of time) intra<BR><BR> <B> WITHOUT</B> -- sin; (outside) extra<BR><BR> <B> WITHSTAND</B> -- register a, oposir se a<BR><BR> <B> WITHY</B> -- v&iacute;mine<BR><BR> <B> WITNESS</B> -- n. (person) testimon (-ie); v. vider; atestar (-ation)<BR><BR> <B> WITS, OUT OF ONE'S</B> -- * frenetic, dement<BR><BR> <B> WITTED</B> -- QUICK~: sagaci, inteligent<BR><BR> <B> WITTICISM</B> -- espritosit&aacute;<BR><BR> <B> WITTINGLY</B> -- savente, conscientmen<BR><BR> <B> WITTY</B> -- espritosi<BR><BR> <B> WIZARD</B> -- mago, sorciero<BR><BR> <B> WIZENED</B> -- exsiccat, marcid<BR><BR> <B> WOBBLE</B> -- chancelar<BR><BR> <B> WOE</B> -- misere (-abil); grivei afliction, misfortun. WOE!: ve!<BR><BR> <B> WOEFUL</B> -- trist, aflictet<BR><BR> <B> WOLF</B> -- lupo (-a). WOLFISH: lupatri<BR><BR> <B> WOLFS-BANE</B> -- aconite<BR><BR> <B> WOMAN</B> -- f&eacute;mina (-in, -esc, -init&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> WOMANKIND</B> -- feminit&eacute;<BR><BR> <B> WOMB</B> -- &uacute;tere; sinu<BR><BR> <B> WONDER</B> -- n. marvel (-osi), miracul; astonament; prodigie; v. esser curiosi, demandar se, questionar se<BR><BR> <B> WONDERFUL</B> -- magnific, marvelosi; prodigiosi<BR><BR> <B> WONT</B> -- n. custom, h&aacute;bitu. TO BE ~: customar<BR><BR> <B> WOO</B> -- cortesar; solicitar (-ante)<BR><BR> <B> WOOD</B> -- ligne; (trees) boscage<BR><BR> <B> WOODCOCK</B> -- becasse<BR><BR> <B> WOODCUT</B> -- lignogravura<BR><BR> <B> WOODED</B> -- arborat<BR><BR> <B> WOODEN</B> -- lignin<BR><BR> <B> WOOD-LOUSE</B> -- onisco<BR><BR> <B> WOODPECKER</B> -- pico<BR><BR> <B> WOOD-PIGEON</B> -- palumbe, forest-columbe<BR><BR> <B> WOODWORK</B> -- carpenter&iacute;e, ligner&iacute;e<BR><BR> <B> WOOF</B> -- trama<BR><BR> <B> WOOL</B> -- lane (-at, -in, -atri, -osi, -age, -er&iacute;e)<BR><BR> <B> WORD</B> -- parol, vocabul. ~ FOR ~: parol por parol, textualmen; v. expresser. TO SEND ~ OF: avisar<BR><BR> <B> WORDING</B> -- textu<BR><BR> <B> WORDY</B> -- prolix (-it&aacute;)<BR><BR> <B> WORK</B> -- n. labor (-ar, -ero, -ator, -atoria, -osi); (lit., mus.) ovre; v. functionar; operar; (take effect) efecter; (exploit) explotar; (mechanism) far functionar, actionar. TO ~ OUT: calcular; elaborar<BR><BR> <B> WORKHOUSE</B> -- institute por povres<BR><BR> <B> WORKMANSHIP</B> -- habilit&aacute;, dexterit&aacute;, bon laborada<BR><BR> <B> WORKS</B> -- mecanisme; (factory) usina, fabrica<BR><BR> <B> WORKSHOP</B> -- ateliere, laboratoria, oficina<BR><BR> <B> WORLD</B> -- muinde (-al, -an, -ano); universe, cosmo<BR><BR> <B> WORLDLY</B> -- (opposed to spiritual) seculari, profan, materialistic<BR><BR> <B> WORM</B> -- verme; (earth-) lumbric. TAPE~: tenia; (intestinal ~) ascaride; v. (one's way) insinuar se<BR><BR> <B> WORMWOOD</B> -- absinte<BR><BR> <B> WORN OUT</B> -- perusat; exhaustet<BR><BR> <B> WORRY</B> -- n. tribulation, torment (-ar), truble; v. (~ about.) despitar pri, suciar pri, &iacute;nquietar se pri<BR><BR> <B> WORSE</B> -- plu mal, pejor. WORSEN: (a)pejorar, demeliorar, far plu mal, agravar<BR><BR> <B> WORSHIP</B> -- n. cultu, adoration; servicie divin; v. adorar<BR><BR> <B> WORST</B> -- max mal, pessim; v. victer, superar WORSTED: fil de lane<BR><BR> <B> WORTH</B> -- a. digni de; n. valore, merite; precie. TO BE ~: valer. ~LESS: sin valore<BR><BR> <B> WORTHY; digni, honorabil. TO BE ~ OF</B> -- meriter (-osi, -ori) WOULD: (conditional) vell<BR><BR> <B> WOULD-BE</B> -- a. quasi-, pretendent<BR><BR> <B> WOUND</B> -- n. v&uacute;lnere (-ar, -abil); v. (feelings) ofender; leder<BR><BR> <B> WRAITH</B> -- spectre<BR><BR> <B> WRANGLE</B> -- n. querelle (-ar), altercation<BR><BR> <B> WRAP</B> -- voluer, velopar. ~ UP: invelopar, inballar; n. (dress) chale<BR><BR> <B> WRAPPER</B> -- (of book) covriment; (newspaper) banderol<BR><BR> <B> WRATH</B> -- colere (-osi', -ic); indignation,ira<BR><BR> <B> WREAK</B> -- inflicter; (vengeance) venjar<BR><BR> <B> WREATH</B> -- guirlande<BR><BR> <B> WREATHE</B> -- plecter; adornar, guirlandar<BR><BR> <B> WRECK</B> -- vrec (-ar, -age)<BR><BR> <B> WREN</B> -- r&eacute;golo; (golden-crested) r&eacute;golo coronat<BR><BR> <B> WRENCH</B> -- v. torder; n. torsion; (tool) torduore<BR><BR> <B> WREST</B> -- eraffar<BR><BR> <B> WRESTLE</B> -- v. luctar (contra)<BR><BR> <B> WRETCH</B> -- miseron. WRETCHED: miserabil; abject<BR><BR> <B> WRIGGLE</B> -- torder se, serpentear; (crawl) repter. TO ~ OUT OF; extricar se, evader<BR><BR> <B> WRING</B> -- extorder<BR><BR> <B> WRINKLE</B> -- n. frunse (-ar), sulca (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> WRIST</B> -- juntura del manu, manu-articul<BR><BR> <B> WRIT</B> -- mandate: scrite<BR><BR> <B> WRITE</B> -- scrir (-tor, -tion)<BR><BR> <B> WRITHE</B> -- contorder se<BR><BR> <B> WRITING</B> -- (act of) scrition; (hand~) scri-maniere, scritura; caligrafie<BR><BR> <B> WRITING-DESK</B> -- scrituore<BR><BR> <B> WRONG</B> -- a. fals, &iacute;ncorect, errari; mal, &iacute;njust, injuriosi; v. detrimentar, mal tractar, nocer. TO GO ~: errar; n. &iacute;njusticie, male<BR><BR> <B> WROTH</B> -- colere (-ic)<BR><BR> <B> WROUGHT-IRON</B> -- ferre forjat<BR><BR> <B> WRY</B> -- tordet. ~ FACE: grimasse<BR><BR> 969 4223 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue x]] moved to [[english-Interlingue x]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> X-RAYS</B> -- X-radies<BR><BR> <B> XYLOGRAPHY</B> -- xilografie, ligne-gravura<BR><BR> <B> XYLOID</B> -- xiloid, lignatri<BR><BR> <B> XYLOPHONE</B> -- xilofon<BR><BR> 970 4225 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue y]] moved to [[english-Interlingue y]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> YACHT</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> YAK</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> YAP</B> -- v. claffar (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> YARD</B> -- corte; (measure) yard; (naut.) yard, segle-pal<BR><BR> <B> YARN</B> -- (thread) ~, lan filat; (tale) raconta (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> YARROW</B> -- millfolie<BR><BR> <B> YAW</B> -- serpentear<BR><BR> <B> YAWL</B> -- n. yolle<BR><BR> <B> YAWN</B> -- v. hiar (-ada)<BR><BR> <B> YEA</B> -- yes<BR><BR> <B> YEAR</B> -- annu (-al, -arium)<BR><BR> <B> YEARLING</B> -- unannuon<BR><BR> <B> YEARN</B> -- sospirar<BR><BR> <B> YEAST</B> -- leven, ferment<BR><BR> <B> YELL</B> -- v. yellar (-ant)<BR><BR> <B> YELLOW</B> -- yelb (-esse, -ore). ~ HAMMER: emberize<BR><BR> <B> YELP</B> -- claffar, aboyettar<BR><BR> <B> YEOMANRY</B> -- milicie<BR><BR> <B> YES</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> YESTERDAY</B> -- yer. YESTERDAY'S NEWSPAPER: li yeral jurnale<BR><BR> <B> YET</B> -- (already) ja; (still) ancor; (nevertheless) t&aacute;men. HAS HE COME. ~?: esque il ha ja venit?<BR><BR> <B> YEW</B> -- taxuo<BR><BR> <B> YIELD</B> -- v. ceder, capitular; conceder; (to temptation) sucumber; n. (return) rendiment, producte<BR><BR> <B> YIELDING</B> -- cedaci<BR><BR> <B> YODEL</B> -- (sons) yodle (-ero, -ar)<BR><BR> <B> YOKE</B> -- yug; (of oxen) pare; (for carrying pails) vecte<BR><BR> <B> YOKEL</B> -- rustico<BR><BR> <B> YOLK</B> -- vitelle, yelb-ovine<BR><BR> <B> YONDER</B> -- ta, a ta; (adj.) ti-ta<BR><BR> <B> YORE, OF</B> -- * antey, in anteyan t&eacute;mpor; antiqui<BR><BR> <B> YOU</B> -- vu; (dat. ace.) vos<BR><BR> <B> YOUNG</B> -- yun. THE ~: li yunit&eacute;; (of animals) -ello. WITH ~: gravid<BR><BR> <B> YOUNGSTER</B> -- j&uacute;veno, yuno<BR><BR> <B> YOUR</B> -- vor, vostri; tui<BR><BR> <B> YOUTH</B> -- yun (-a, -o), j&uacute;ven (-a, -o); (period of life) yunesse; (youngness) yunit&aacute;; (young people) li yunite<BR><BR> <B> YOUTHFUL</B> -- juvenil; adolescent<BR><BR> <B> YULE</B> -- Crist-feste; yul<BR><BR> 971 4227 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue z]] moved to [[english-Interlingue z]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <B> ZEAL</B> -- zel (-osi). TO BE ZEALOUS: zelar (-ator, -ation)<BR><BR> <B> ZEALOT</B> -- zelot, fanatico<BR><BR> <B> ZEBRA</B> -- zebre<BR><BR> <B> ZEBU</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ZEIT-GEIST</B> -- sp&iacute;ritu del epoca<BR><BR> <B> ZENANA</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ZENITH</B> -- zenite, c&uacute;lmine<BR><BR> <B> ZEPHYR</B> -- zefire<BR><BR> <B> ZEPPELIN</B> -- ~<BR><BR> <B> ZERO</B> -- null, zero<BR><BR> <B> ZEST</B> -- juition, fervore, sapore<BR><BR> <B> ZIGZAG</B> -- ~ (-ar)<BR><BR> <B> ZINC</B> -- ~ (-ografie)<BR><BR> <B> ZION</B> -- cion (-isme)<BR><BR> <B> ZITHER</B> -- c&iacute;tare<BR><BR> <B> ZODIAC</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> ZONE</B> -- ~ (-al)<BR><BR> <B> ZOO</B> -- bestiarium, jardin zoologic<BR><BR> <B> ZOOLOGIST</B> -- zoologo (-ie, -ic)<BR><BR> <B> ZOOPHYTE</B> -- zoofite<BR><BR> <B> ZOUAVE</B> -- zuave<BR><BR> <B> ZULU</B> -- ~ (-land)<BR><BR> <B> ZYGOMA</B> -- ~, maxille<BR><BR> <B> ZYMOSIS</B> -- zymose (-tic)</TR></TABLE> 972 4627 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Principal págine/Págine Cardinal]] moved to [[principal págine/Págine Cardinal]]: Converting page titles to lowercase 973 4625 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Principal págine/]] moved to [[principal págine/]]: Converting page titles to lowercase 974 4091 2006-02-22T23:39:46Z Conversion script [[Angles-Interlingue]] moved to [[angles-Interlingue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="6"> English-Interlingue - Índex </font> </td> </tr> </table> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[English-Interlingue_a|A]] - [[English-Interlingue_b|B]] - [[English-Interlingue_c|C]] - [[English-Interlingue_d|D]] - [[English-Interlingue_e|E]] - [[English-Interlingue_f|F]] - [[English-Interlingue_g|G]] - [[English-Interlingue_h|H]] - [[English-Interlingue_i|I]] - [[English-Interlingue_j|J]] - [[English-Interlingue_k|K]] - [[English-Interlingue_l|L]] - [[English-Interlingue_m|M]] - [[English-Interlingue_n|N]] - [[English-Interlingue_o|O]] - [[English-Interlingue_p|P]] - [[English-Interlingue_q|Q]] - [[English-Interlingue_r|R]] - [[English-Interlingue_s|S]] - [[English-Interlingue_t|T]] - [[English-Interlingue_u|U]] - [[English-Interlingue_v|V]] - [[English-Interlingue_w|W]] - [[English-Interlingue_x|X]] - [[English-Interlingue_y|Y]] - [[English-Interlingue_z|Z]] '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:Sergius|Sergey Belitzky]] *[[User:oui|oui]] *[[User:Wwwayne|Wayne Brehaut]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 975 4357 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[Interlingue-Angles]] moved to [[interlingue-Angles]]: Converting page titles to lowercase __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="6"> Interlingue-English - Índex </font> </td> </tr> </table> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[Interlingue-English_a|A]] - [[Interlingue-English_b|B]] - [[Interlingue-English_c|C]] - [[Interlingue-English_d|D]] - [[Interlingue-English_e|E]] - [[Interlingue-English_f|F]] - [[Interlingue-English_g|G]] - [[Interlingue-English_h|H]] - [[Interlingue-English_i|I]] - [[Interlingue-English_j|J]] - [[Interlingue-English_k|K]] - [[Interlingue-English_l|L]] - [[Interlingue-English_m|M]] - [[Interlingue-English_n|N]] - [[Interlingue-English_o|O]] - [[Interlingue-English_p|P]] - [[Interlingue-English_q|Q]] - [[Interlingue-English_r|R]] - [[Interlingue-English_s|S]] - [[Interlingue-English_t|T]] - [[Interlingue-English_u|U]] - [[Interlingue-English_v|V]] - [[Interlingue-English_w|W]] - [[Interlingue-English_x|X]] - [[Interlingue-English_y|Y]] - [[Interlingue-English_z|Z]] '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:Sergius|Sergey Belitzky]] *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 976 4623 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Principal págine]] moved to [[principal págine]]: Converting page titles to lowercase <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="6">RADICARIUM</font> </td> </tr> </table> </br> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#353597"> DIRECTIV DEL LINGUE INTERNATIONAL (OCCIDENTAL) </center> </font> </td> </tr> </table> [[IE]]- [[EN|A]] - [[DE|D]] - [[FR|F]] - [[Gr]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[L]] - [[P]] - [[R]] - [[Rm]] - [[S]] - [[T]] </br> (es li lingues evocat in li Radicarium directiv del lingue international in 8 lingues de 1925) </br> </br> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="6">Wiklexicos</font> </td> </tr> </table> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#353597"><center>Li Lexicos Wiktionary in Interlingue (ex Occidental)</center></font> </tr> </table> {| cellspacing="3" cellpadding="3" width="90%"| !bgcolor=#FFFACD|Lingue !bgcolor=#FFFACD|Interlingue ad Lingue national !bgcolor=#FFFACD|Lingue national ad Interlingue |--- |bgcolor=#FFFACD|Angles |valign="top" bgcolor=#98FB98|[[Interlingue-Angles]] circa - paroles |valign="top" bgcolor=#98FB98|[[Angles-Interlingue]] plu de 13.000 paroles |--- |bgcolor=#FFFACD|Esperanto |valign="top" bgcolor=#98FB98|[http://www.stevegilham.com/jottings/ie-to-eo.html ie ad eo] circa - paroles |valign="top" bgcolor=#98FB98|[http://www.stevegilham.com/jottings/eo-to-ie.html eo ad ie] circa - paroles |--- |bgcolor=#FFFACD|Francès |valign="top" bgcolor=#98FB98|[[Interlingue-Francés]] circa 4.000 paroles |valign="top" bgcolor=#98FB98|[[Francés-Interlingue]] circa 4.000 paroles |--- |bgcolor=#FFFACD|German |valign="top" bgcolor=#98FB98|[[Interlingue-German]] circa 4.000 paroles |valign="top" bgcolor=#98FB98|[[German-Interlingue]] circa 4.000 paroles |--- <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#000000" size="2">'''Lingues alti:''' [[:cs:|Cesky (Chec)]] -- [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] -- [[:en:|English]] -- [[:eo:|Esperanto]] -- [[:es:|Español]] -- [[:fi:|Suomeksi]] -- [[:fr:|Français]] -- [[:hr:|Hrvatski]] -- [[:hu:|Magyar]] -- [[:ia:|Interlingua]] -- [[:it:|Italiano]] -- [[:nl:|Nederlands]] -- [[:no:|Norsk]] -- [[:pl:|Polski]] -- [[:pt:|Português]] -- [[:ro:|Româna]] -- [[:sk:|Slovencina]] -- [[:sl:|Slovenšcina]] -- [[:sv:|Svenska]] </font> </td> </tr> </table> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td bgcolor="#353597"> <center> <font color="#EFE45A"> Noticie: </font> </center> </td> </tr> </table> <center> <div style="width:85%; padding:10px; background-color:#ffffcc; border:1px solid #ffff66;"> '''Altri wikis''' <small> [http://sep11.wikipedia.org Wiki memoriale del 11 septembre] | [http://meta.wikipedia.org Meta-Wikipedia] | [http://ie.wikipedia.org Principal_págine in Interlingue (ex Occidental)] | [http://ie.wikibooks.org/wiki/P%C3%A1gine_Cardinal Wikilibres] | [http://wikiquote.org Wikicitationes] | [http://wikisource.org Wikifonte] | [http://wikitravel.org Wikiviage] </small> </div></center> [[aa:]] [[af:]] [[ak:]] [[als:]] [[am:]] [[ang:]] [[ab:]] [[ar:]] [[an:]] [[roa-rup:]] [[as:]] [[ast:]] [[gn:]] [[av:]] [[ay:]] [[az:]] [[bn:]] [[ba:]] [[be:]] [[bh:]] [[bi:]] [[bo:]] [[bs:]] [[br:]] [[bg:]] [[ca:]] [[cs:]] [[ch:]] [[co:]] [[cy:]] [[da:]] [[za:]] [[de:]] [[dv:]] [[dz:]] [[et:]] [[el:]] [[en:]] [[es:]] [[eo:]] [[eu:]] [[fa:]] [[fo:]] [[fr:]] [[fy:]] [[fur:]] [[ga:]] [[gv:]] [[gd:]] [[gl:]] [[gu:]] [[hy:]] [[ko:]] [[ha:]] [[hi:]] [[hr:]] [[io:]] [[id:]] [[ia:]] [[iu:]] [[ik:]] [[is:]] [[it:]] [[yi:]] [[he:]] [[ja:]] [[kl:]] [[kn:]] [[ka:]] [[ks:]] [[csb:]] [[kk:]] [[kw:]] [[km:]] [[ky:]] [[ku:]] [[lo:]] [[la:]] [[lv:]] [[lt:]] [[lb:]] [[li:]] [[ln:]] [[hu:]] [[mk:]] [[mg:]] [[ml:]] [[mt:]] [[mi:]] [[mr:]] [[ms:]] [[mo:]] [[mn:]] [[my:]] [[nah:]] [[na:]] [[ne:]] [[nl:]] [[cr:]] [[no:]] [[nn:]] [[oc:]] [[or:]] [[om:]] [[ug:]] [[pa:]] [[ps:]] [[nds:]] [[pl:]] [[pt:]] [[ro:]] [[rm:]] [[qu:]] [[rn:]] [[ru:]] [[rw:]] [[sm:]] [[sg:]] [[sa:]] [[sc:]] [[sn:]] [[sq:]] [[scn:]] [[simple:]] [[sd:]] [[si:]] [[sk:]] [[sl:]] [[so:]] [[st:]] [[sr:]] [[su:]] [[fi:]] [[sv:]] [[sw:]] [[ss:]] [[tl:]] [[ta:]] [[tt:]] [[te:]] [[th:]] [[ti:]] [[tg:]] [[tpi:]] [[to:]] [[ts:]] [[tn:]] [[tk:]] [[tr:]] [[tw:]] [[uk:]] [[ur:]] [[uz:]] [[vi:]] [[fj:]] [[vo:]] [[wa:]] [[wo:]] [[xh:]] [[yo:]] [[zh:]] [[zu:]] 977 4844 2006-03-25T17:45:50Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: en, ie __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="3"> Radicarium Directiv del Lingue International (Occidental) - Interlingue-Índex </font> </td> </table> </tr> </tr> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> </tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[IEa|A]] - [[IEc|C]] - [[IEd|D]] - [[IEe|E]] - [[IEi|I]] - [[IEl|L]] - [[IEm|M]] - [[IEn|N]] - [[IEo|O]] - [[IEp|P]] - [[IEt|T]] - [[IEv|V]] - [[IEy|Y]] - [[IEz|Z]] '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> Lingues altri:</br> [[EN|A]] - [[DE|D]] - [[EO]] - [[FR|F]] - [[Gr]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[L]] - [[LR]] - [[OO]] - [[P]] - [[R]] - [[Rm]] - [[S]] - [[T]]</br> </br> </br> <big><b>Liste de usábil al descrition del vocábules in interlingue:</b></big> *IEindex -> {{IEindex}} *edw1925 -> {{edw1925}} *odw1930 -> {{odw1930}} *am1945 -> {{am1945}} *nps -> {{npes}} *nps -> {{nps}} *cont -> {{cont}} *pron -> {{pron}} *sin -> {{sin}} *2ortografies -> {{2ortografies}} <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 978 4351 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEz]] moved to [[iEz]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:zebre|zebre]], [[LX:IE:zébu|zébu]], [[LX:IE:zefir|zefir]], [[LX:IE:zel|zel]], [[LX:IE:zenit|zenit]], [[LX:IE:zefir|zephyr]], [[LX:IE:zibet|zibet]], [[LX:IE:zig-zag|zig-zag]], [[LX:IE:zinc|zinc]], [[LX:IE:zóbol|zóbol]], [[LX:IE:zodiac|zodiac]], [[LX:IE:zone|zone]], [[LX:IE:zoo-|zoo-]], [[LX:IE:zuavo|zuavo]] 979 4527 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zebre]] moved to [[lX:IE:zebre]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == '''zebr''' 'e: == *es animale savagi quam cavall ma con stries pri li pelisse *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zebre}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zebre|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 980 3292 2005-07-12T23:14:30Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zebra|Zebra]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zebra|zebra]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zèbre|zèbre]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zebre|zebre]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:12171|oo:12171]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 981 2391 2005-03-12T17:43:42Z Oui 7 ie: [[LX:ie:zebre]] 982 4551 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zébu]] moved to [[lX:IE:zébu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zébu: == *grand bove doméstic con boss de grass pri li col *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zebu}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zebu|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == <small>Noticies:</small></BR> 983 2393 2005-03-14T20:35:09Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zebu|Zebu]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zebu|zebu]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zébu|zébu]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zébu|zébu]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 984 4349 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEy]] moved to [[iEy]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:ya|ya]], [[LX:IE:yes|yes]], [[LX:IE:yo|yo]], 985 4521 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:ya]] moved to [[lX:IE:ya]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == ya: == *li parol transmisset li positiv respons ---- {{LX:ya}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:ya|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} ti parol ha sovente traductiones divers in li lingues altri! 986 5047 2006-06-29T14:31:38Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: de [[de:f]] [[en:f]] [[eu:f]] [[fi:f]] [[fr:f]] [[gl:f]] [[hr:f]] [[ia:f]] [[ja:f]] [[ko:f]] [[ku:f]] [[nl:f]] [[pl:f]] [[pt:f]] [[sk:f]] [[sl:f]] 987 5059 2006-06-30T12:50:24Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: tl '''a''', '''ad''' ''preposition'' :[1] expresse un mova in direction a alquó o alcú :[2] expresse appartenentie a alquí o alquó :[3] expresse li índirect object de: {{liga|de|zu}}, {{liga|de|an}}, {{liga|de|bei}} [[am:a]] [[ar:a]] [[bs:a]] [[ca:a]] [[cs:a]] [[cy:a]] [[da:a]] [[de:a]] [[el:a]] [[en:a]] [[es:a]] [[et:a]] [[eu:a]] [[fi:a]] [[fr:a]] [[gl:a]] [[hr:a]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:a]] [[id:a]] [[io:a]] [[it:a]] [[ja:a]] [[jv:a]] [[ko:a]] [[ku:a]] [[ms:a]] [[nl:a]] [[no:a]] [[pl:a]] [[ru:a]] [[scn:a]] [[sk:a]] [[sl:a]] [[sq:a]] [[st:a]] [[sv:a]] [[ta:a]] [[th:a]] [[tl:a]] [[tr:a]] [[vo:a]] [[zh:a]] [[zh-min-nan:a]] 988 5039 2006-06-26T03:59:27Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: ku, sk [[de:d]] [[en:d]] [[eu:d]] [[fi:d]] [[fr:d]] [[gl:d]] [[ia:d]] [[ja:d]] [[ko:d]] [[ku:d]] [[mk:d]] [[nl:d]] [[pl:d]] [[sk:d]] [[sl:d]] 989 4305 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Fz]] moved to [[fz]]: Converting page titles to lowercase 990 4455 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:F:zèbre]] moved to [[lX:F:zèbre]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/F index]] == zèbre: == un animal sauvage proche du cheval mais à pelage couvert de rayures (nom masculin, pluriel en s) ---- {{LX:zebre}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zebre|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == <small>Notes:</small></BR> 991 4487 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zèbre]] moved to [[lX:FR:zèbre]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zèbre: == un animal sauvage proche du cheval mais à pelage couvert de rayures {{nmps}} ---- {{LX:zebre}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zebre|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{notes}} 992 4247 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[FRz]] moved to [[fRz]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:FR:zèbre|zèbre]], [[LX:FR:zébu|zébu]], [[LX:FR:zèle|zèle]], [[LX:FR:zénith|zénith]], [[LX:FR:zéphyr|zéphyr]], [[LX:FR:zibeline|zibeline]], [[LX:FR:zigzag|zigzag]], [[LX:FR:zinc|zinc]], [[LX:FR:zodiaque|zodiaque]], [[LX:FR:zone|zone]], [[LX:FR:zoo|zoo]], [[LX:FR:zouave|zouave]], 993 4842 2006-03-25T17:35:53Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: fr __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="3"> Radicarium Directiv del Lingue International (Occidental) - Índex frances </font> </td> </table> </tr> </tr> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> </tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[FRc|C]] - [[FRj|J]] - [[FRo|O]] - [[FRs|S]] - [[FRy|Y]] - [[FRz|Z]] '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> </br> </br> <big><b>Liste des utilisables à la description de mots français:</b></big> *FRindex -> http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/FR *nfps -> {{nfps}} *nm -> {{nm}} *nmps -> {{nmps}} *anmps -> {{anmps}} </br> </br> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 994 4239 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[FRc]] moved to [[fRc]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:FR:civette|civette]], 995 4245 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[FRs]] moved to [[fRs]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:FR:suave|suave]], 996 4837 2006-03-25T17:24:03Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: de, en, pl __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="3"> Radicarium Directiv del Lingue International (Occidental) - Índex german </font> </td> </table> </tr> </tr> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> </tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[De|E]] - [[Df|F]] - [[Di|I]] - [[Dj|J]] - [[Do|O]] - [[Dw|W]] - [[Dy|Y]] - [[Dz|Z]] '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> </br> </br> <big><b>Liste der zur Beschreibung von deutschen Wörtern:</b></big> *DEindex -> {{DEindex}} *Notizen -> {{Notizen}} *Hwms -> {{Hwms}} *Hwmse -> {{Hwmse}} *Hwmss -> {{Hwmss}} *Hwn-s -> {{Hwn-s}} *Hwns -> {{Hwns}} *Hwnse -> {{Hwnse}} *Hwnsöer -> {{Hwnsöer}} *Hwnss -> {{Hwnss}} *Hww-n -> {{Hww-n}} *Hww-en -> {{Hww-en}} </br> </br> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 997 4832 2006-03-25T17:23:13Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: en __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="3"> Radicarium Directiv del Lingue International (Occidental) - Índex angles </font> </td> </table> </tr> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> [[Ac|C]] - [[Af|F]] - [[Ai|I]] - [[Ao|O]] - [[Ap|P]] - [[As|S]] - [[Aw|W]] - [[Ay|Y]] - [[Az|Z]] </font> </td> </table> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <td width="90%" bgcolor="silver"> <font color="yellow" size="2"> [[850basic|850 BASIC English words]], [[OGDENbasic|more words recommended by Ogden]] </font> </td> </table> </br> </br> <big><b>List of for the description of English words:</b></big> *ENindex -> {{ENindex}} *100BO -> {{100BO}} *400GT -> {{400GT}} *200PT -> {{200PT}} *100GQ -> {{100GQ}} *50OQ -> {{50OQ}} *ETP -> {{ETP}} *N1 -> {{N1}} </br> </br> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 1003 2413 2005-03-13T21:33:54Z Oui 7 1004 2414 2005-03-13T21:34:26Z Oui 7 <SMALL>nom, masculin, pluriel en '''''s'''''</SMALL> 1005 2415 2005-03-13T23:18:04Z Oui 7 <small>[http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/FR index]</small> 1006 2416 2005-03-13T21:43:01Z Oui 7 <SMALL>nom, féminin, pluriel en '''''s'''''</SMALL> 1007 2417 2005-03-13T23:18:50Z Oui 7 <small>[http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/IE index]</small> 1008 2418 2005-03-13T22:25:19Z Oui 7 <small>ti parol apari in li Radicarium directiv del lingue international de Edgar de Wahl in 8 lingues (1925)</small> 1009 2419 2005-03-13T22:23:20Z Oui 7 <small>ti parol apari in li Wörterbuch Occidental-Deutsch-Occidental de A. Matejka (1945)</small> 1010 2420 2005-03-13T22:45:12Z Oui 7 1011 2421 2005-03-13T22:46:03Z Oui 7 <small>ti parol apari in li libre "Occidental, die Weltsprache" (3. Ausgabe 1930)</small> 1012 2422 2005-03-13T22:52:54Z Oui 7 <small>nómine, plurale in '''''s'''''</small> 1013 5040 2006-06-26T04:15:03Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: sk [[LX:DE:Zebra|Zebra]], [[LX:DE:Zebu|Zebu]], [[LX:DE:Zenit|Zenit]], [[LX:DE:Zephyr|Zephyr]], [[LX:DE:Zibet-Katze|Zibet-Katze]], [[LX:DE:Zickzack|Zickzack]], [[LX:DE:Zink|Zink]], [[LX:DE:Zobel|Zobel]], [[LX:DE:Zodiakus|Zodiakus]], [[LX:DE:Zone|Zone]], [[LX:DE:Zuaven|Zuaven]], [[sk:dz]] 1014 4377 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zebra]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zebra]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zebra: == *gestreiftes Wildpferd *{{Hwnss}} ---- {{LX:zebre}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zebre|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{notizen}} 1015 2425 2005-03-13T23:14:11Z Oui 7 <small>[http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/DE index]</SMALL> 1016 2426 2005-03-14T21:58:01Z Oui 7 1017 4917 2006-04-26T06:05:25Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: hu [[LX:EN:zeal|zeal]], [[LX:EN:zebra|zebra]], [[LX:EN:zebu|zebu]], [[LX:EN:zenith|zenith]], [[LX:EN:zephyr|zephyr]], [[LX:EN:zinc|zinc]], [[LX:EN:zodiac|zodiac]], [[LX:EN:zone|zone]], [[LX:EN:zoo|zoo]], [[LX:EN:zouave|zouave]], [[en:az]] [[gl:az]] [[hu:az]] [[io:az]] [[pl:az]] 1018 4427 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zebra]] moved to [[lX:EN:zebra]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zebra: == *horse like animal, banded with light and dark mark on skin *{{n1}} *{{say}} 'zeebra ---- {{LX:zebre}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zebre|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{notes}} 1019 2429 2005-03-13T23:28:48Z Oui 7 <small>[http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/EN index]</small> 1020 2430 2005-03-13T23:30:41Z Oui 7 <small>noun, plural in '''''s'''''</small> 1021 2431 2005-03-14T20:41:16Z Oui 7 <small><B>Pronounciation: </B></SMALL> 1022 2432 2005-03-14T21:27:37Z Oui 7 <small><b>Notes:</B></small></BR> 1023 2433 2005-03-14T21:35:38Z Oui 7 <small><b>Noticies:</b></small></br> 1024 2434 2005-03-14T21:39:48Z Oui 7 <small><b>Notizen:</b></small></BR> 1025 4379 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zebu]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zebu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zebu: == *Buckelrind *{{Hwmss}} ---- {{LX:zebu}} == == {{notizen}} 1026 2436 2005-03-14T21:50:39Z Oui 7 1027 2437 2005-03-14T21:51:52Z Oui 7 <small>Hauptwort; der; -s; -s</small> 1028 2438 2005-03-14T21:58:32Z Oui 7 <small>Hauptwort; das; -s; -s</small> 1029 4491 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zébu]] moved to [[lX:FR:zébu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zébu: == *grand bovidé domestique caractérisé par une bosse adipeuse sur le garrot *{{nmps}} ---- {{LX:zebu}} == == {{notes}} 1030 4429 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zebu]] moved to [[lX:EN:zebu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zebu: == *cow-like animal with a hump of fat on the neck *{{n1}} *{{say}} 'zi:bu: ---- {{LX:zebu}} == == {{notes}} 1031 2441 2005-03-14T23:14:29Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:ja|ja]], de: [[LX:DE:doch|doch]], de: [[LX:DE:eben|eben]], de: [[LX:DE:halt|halt]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:yet|yet]], en: [[LX:EN:indeed|indeed]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:pues|pues]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:donc|donc]], fr: [[LX:FR:si fait|si fait]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:ya|ya]], ie: [[LX:IE:do|do]], ie: [[LX:IE:advere|advere]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:pure|pure]], it: [[LX:IT:di fatto|di fatto]], it: [[LX:IT:davvero|davvero]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:bem|bem]], pt: [[LX:PT:pois|pois]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sv: [[LX:SV:jo|jo]], sv: [[LX:SV:ända°|ända°]], sv: [[LX:SV:visst|visst]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1032 4329 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEd]] moved to [[iEd]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:do|do]], 1033 4501 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:do]] moved to [[lX:IE:do]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == do: == * ---- {{LX:do}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:do|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} ti parol ha sovente traductiones divers in li lingues altri! 1034 4325 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEa]] moved to [[iEa]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:advere|advere]], [[LX:IE:adverbie|adverbie]], 1035 4497 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:advere]] moved to [[lX:IE:advere]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == advere: == *es parol de confirmation reservat *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} <small>(vider a "ya"!)</small> ---- {{LX:advere}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:advere|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1036 2446 2005-03-15T22:29:44Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:zwar|zwar]], de: [[LX:DE:freilich|freilich]], de: [[LX:DE:allerdings|allerdings]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:|en:]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:bien|bien]], fr: [[LX:FR:naturellement|naturellement]], fr: [[LX:FR:toutefois|toutefois]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:advere|advere]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1037 4529 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zefir]] moved to [[lX:IE:zefir]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zefir: == *vente dulci *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} *{{2ortografies}} ---- {{LX:zefir}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zefir|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1038 2448 2005-03-15T22:52:01Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zephyr|Zephyr]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zephyr|zephyr]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zéphyr|zéphyr]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zefir|zefir]], ie: [[LX:IE:zephyr|zephyr]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1039 4535 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zephyr]] moved to [[lX:IE:zephyr]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zephyr: == *vente dulci *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} *{{2ortografies}} ---- {{LX:zefir}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zefir|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1040 2450 2005-03-15T23:03:23Z Oui 7 1041 2451 2005-03-15T23:09:24Z Oui 7 <small>ti parol ha 2 ortografies possibil!</small> 1042 4383 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zephyr]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zephyr]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zephyr: == *sanfter Südwestwind *{{Hwms}} ---- {{LX:zefir}} == == {{notizen}} 1043 2453 2005-03-15T23:30:56Z Oui 7 <small>Hauptwort; der; -s</small> 1044 4493 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zéphyr]] moved to [[lX:FR:zéphyr]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zéphyr: == *vent doux et agréable *{{nmps}} ---- {{LX:zefir}} == == {{notes}} *du grec <i>zephuros</i> 1045 4433 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zephyr]] moved to [[lX:EN:zephyr]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zephyr: == *the west wind, the soft wind *{{n1}} *{{say}} 'zefa ---- {{LX:zefir}} == == {{notes}} 1046 4531 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zel]] moved to [[lX:IE:zel]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zel, zelar, zelosi, zelator, zelot: == *ardore al servicie de quelccos *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zel}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zel|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1047 2457 2005-03-17T18:45:15Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Eifer|Eifer]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zeal|zeal]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zèle|zèle]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zel|zel]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1048 4489 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zèle]] moved to [[lX:FR:zèle]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zèle: == *ardeur au service de quelque chose *{{nmps}} ---- {{LX:zel}} == == {{notes}} 1049 4367 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Eifer]] moved to [[lX:DE:Eifer]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Eifer: == *heftiges Streben *{{Hwms}} ---- {{LX:zel}} == == {{notizen}} 1050 5046 2006-06-27T19:20:41Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: tr '''de''' ''preposition'' de: {{liga|de|von}} [[ang:de]] [[de:de]] [[en:de]] [[es:de]] [[et:de]] [[fi:de]] [[fr:de]] [[gl:de]] [[hu:de]] [[id:de]] [[io:de]] [[it:de]] [[ja:de]] [[ku:de]] [[la:de]] [[nl:de]] [[no:de]] [[pl:de]] [[pt:de]] [[ru:de]] [[sv:de]] [[tr:de]] [[vo:de]] [[zh:de]] 1051 4425 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zeal]] moved to [[lX:EN:zeal]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zeal: == *warm interest, giving of one's best work, for cause etc. *{{n1}} *{{say}} ? ---- {{LX:zel}} == == {{notes}} 1052 4533 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zenit]] moved to [[lX:IE:zenit]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zenit: == *punctu del ciel directmen supra su cap *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zenit}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zenit|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1053 2463 2005-03-17T19:19:41Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zenit|Zenit]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zenith|zenith]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:|zénith]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zenit|zenit]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1054 4381 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zenit]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zenit]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zenit: == *Scheitelpunkt des Himmelgewölbes *{{Hwms}} ---- {{LX:zenit}} == == {{notizen}} Herkunft: arabisch 1055 4431 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zenith]] moved to [[lX:EN:zenith]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zenith: == *point of sky straight over one's head *{{n1}} *{{say}} ? ---- {{LX:zenit}} == == {{notes}} 1056 4537 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zibet]] moved to [[lX:IE:zibet]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zibet: == *(substantie avec odore rigorosi provenient de un litt) carnivori con pelisse grisi con stries e mácules tenebrosi; grandesse del animal, 50 cm circa *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zibet}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zibet|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1057 2467 2005-03-17T20:48:58Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zibet-Katze|Zibet-Katze]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:civet|civet]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:civette|civette]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zibet|zibet]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1058 4385 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zibet-Katze]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zibet-Katze]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zibet-Katze: == *?? *{{Hww-n}} ---- {{LX:zibet}} == == {{notizen}} 1059 2469 2005-03-17T20:44:23Z Oui 7 <small>Hauptwort; die; -; -n</small> 1060 4409 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:civet]] moved to [[lX:EN:civet]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == civet(-cat): == *(strong-smelling substance got from) small, cat-like animal *{{n1}} *{{say}} 'sivit ---- {{LX:zibet}} == == {{notes}} 1061 4952 2006-06-03T00:43:00Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: sl [[LX:EN:civet|civet]], [[en:ac]] [[fi:ac]] [[io:ac]] [[la:ac]] [[sl:ac]] 1062 4457 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:civette]] moved to [[lX:FR:civette]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == civette: == *(substance d'odeur rigoureuse utilisée en parfumerie et provenant d'un) petit carnivore rappelant un chat, à pelage gris orné de rayures et taches sombres *{{nfps}} ---- {{LX:zibet}} == == {{notes}} 1063 4539 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zig-zag]] moved to [[lX:IE:zig-zag]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zig-zag: == *lignes lineas recti ligat e formant angules; ear in alternation de un coste e del altri *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zig-zag}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zig-zag|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1064 2474 2005-03-17T21:15:19Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zickzack|Zickzack]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zigzag|zigzag]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zigzag|zigzag]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zig-zag|zig-zag]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1065 4387 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zickzack]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zickzack]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zickzack: == *gebrochene Linie mit abwechselnd aus- und einspringenden Winkeln; Hin- und Herbewegung *{{Hwmse}} ---- {{LX:zig-zag}} == == {{notizen}} 1066 2476 2005-03-17T21:23:53Z Oui 7 <small>Hauptwort; der; -s; -e</small> 1067 4435 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zigzag]] moved to [[lX:EN:zigzag]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zigzag: == *straight lines joined and forming angles; first one way and then the other *{{n1}} *{{say}} 'zigzag ---- {{LX:zig-zag}} == == {{notes}} 1068 4475 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zigzag]] moved to [[lX:FR:zigzag]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zigzag: == *ligne brisée formant des angles alternativement saillant et rentrant; mouvement selon une telle ligne *{{nmps}} ---- {{LX:zig-zag}} == == {{notes}} onomatopée 1069 4243 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[FRo]] moved to [[fRo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:FR:onomatopée|onomatopée]], 1070 4343 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEp]] moved to [[iEp]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:parol|parol]], [[LX:IE:parol imitant|parol imitant]], [[LX:IE:pronomine|pronómine]], 1071 4981 2006-06-14T05:58:01Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: la [[LX:EN:onomatopoeia|onomatopoeia]] - [[en:ao]] [[et:ao]] [[fi:ao]] [[la:ao]] [[nl:ao]] [[pt:ao]] 1072 4509 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:parol]] moved to [[lX:IE:parol]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == parol: == *element del lingue expressent un signification que representa un ide *{{npes}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:parol}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:parol|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1073 2483 2005-03-17T22:01:55Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Wort|Wort]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:word|word]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:mot|mot]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:parol|parol]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1074 2484 2005-03-17T22:04:34Z Oui 7 <small>nómine, plurale in <i>es</i></small> 1075 4511 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:parol imitant]] moved to [[lX:IE:parol imitant]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == parol imitant: == *usat in gramatica por descrir que un parol imita li ide que it expresse ---- {{LX:parol imitant}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:parol imitant|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1076 2486 2005-03-17T22:21:51Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Onomatopöie|Onomatopöie]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:onomatopoeia|onomatopoeia]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:onomatopée|onomatopée]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:parol imitant|parol imitant]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1077 4373 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Onomatopöie]] moved to [[lX:DE:Onomatopöie]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Onomatopöie: == *lautnachahmendes Wort *<small>Hauptwort; die; -, ..pöien</small> ---- {{LX:parol imitant}} == == {{notizen}} 1078 4465 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:onomatopée]] moved to [[lX:FR:onomatopée]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == onomatopée: == *mot dont la prononciation imite le concept qu'il reproduit *{{nfps}} ---- {{LX:parol imitant}} == == {{notes}} 1079 4413 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:onomatopoeia]] moved to [[lX:EN:onomatopoeia]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == onomatopoeia: == *word formed from sounds like those which have a connection with the thing named *{{n1}} *{{say}} ? ---- {{LX:parol imitant}} == == {{notes}} 1080 4421 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:word]] moved to [[lX:EN:word]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == word: == *unit of sense, representative of an idea, in a language *{{n1}} *{{say}} ? ---- {{LX:parol}} == == {{notes}} 1081 4375 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Wort]] moved to [[lX:DE:Wort]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Wort: == *kleinster sinnvoller Teil der Rede *{{Hwnse}} ---- {{LX:parol}} == == {{notizen}} 1082 2492 2005-03-18T20:55:06Z 85.212.16.64 <small>Hauptwort; der; -s; -e</small> 1083 4834 2006-03-25T17:23:33Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: pl Retire: ja [[LX:DE:Wort|Wort]], [[pl:dw]] 1084 4776 2006-03-14T19:07:37Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: en, fr, ku, nl Retire: ja [[LX:EN:word|word]], [[en:aw]] [[fr:aw]] [[ku:aw]] [[nl:aw]] 1085 4463 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:mot]] moved to [[lX:FR:mot]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == mot: == *entité la plus petite du discours donnant le sens voulu *{{nmps}} ---- {{LX:parol}} == == {{notes}} 1086 5013 2006-06-23T15:01:14Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: vo [[LX:DE:Onomatopöie|Onomatopöie]], [[ca:do]] [[de:do]] [[el:do]] [[en:do]] [[es:do]] [[fi:do]] [[fr:do]] [[gl:do]] [[hu:do]] [[io:do]] [[it:do]] [[ja:do]] [[ko:do]] [[ku:do]] [[la:do]] [[nl:do]] [[pl:do]] [[pt:do]] [[ru:do]] [[sl:do]] [[uk:do]] [[vo:do]] [[zh:do]] 1087 4541 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zinc]] moved to [[lX:IE:zinc]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zinc: == *metall blanc bluatri usat in tegmentage o por protecter stal etc. *{{npes}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zinc}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zinc|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} *symbol: Zn *numeró atomic: 30 *pesa atomic: 65.38 *circumité electronic: 2-8-18-2 1088 2498 2005-03-18T21:18:43Z 85.212.16.64 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zink|Zink]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zinc|zinc]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zinc|zinc]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zinc|zinc]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1089 4437 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zinc]] moved to [[lX:EN:zinc]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zinc: == *white metall used for roofing or to protect iron etc *{{n1}} *{{say}} ? ---- {{LX:zinc}} == == {{notes}} *symbol: Zn *atomic number: 30 *atomic weight: 65.38 *electronic environment: 2-8-18-2 1090 4477 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zinc]] moved to [[lX:FR:zinc]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zinc: == *métal blanc bleuâtre utilisé en toiture, pour protéger l'acier etc *{{nmps}} ---- {{LX:zinc}} == == {{notes}} *symbole: Zn *numéro atomique: 30 *masse atomique: 65.38 *configuration électronique: 2-8-18-2 1091 4389 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zink]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zink]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zink: == *weiss-bläuliches Metall; Benützung beim Dachdecken, zum Schutz von Stahl usw. *{{Hwns}} ---- {{LX:zinc}} == == {{notizen}} 1092 2502 2005-03-18T21:51:39Z 85.212.16.64 <small>Hauptwort; das; -s</small> 1093 4553 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zóbol]] moved to [[lX:IE:zóbol]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zóbol: == *(pelisse e crines de) specie de martro *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zóbol}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zóbol|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1094 2504 2005-03-18T21:59:44Z 85.212.16.64 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zobel|Zobel]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:sable|sable]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zibeline|zibeline]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zóbol|zóbol]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1095 4391 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zobel]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zobel]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zobel: == *(Fell und Haar von einer) Art von Marder *{{Hwms}} ---- {{LX:zóbol}} == == {{notizen}} 1096 4473 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zibeline]] moved to [[lX:FR:zibeline]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zibeline: == *(fourrure et poils d'un) genre de martre *{{nfps}} ---- {{LX:zóbol}} == == {{notes}} 1097 4417 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:sable]] moved to [[lX:EN:sable]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == sable: == *(skin and hair of) small coated animal *{{n1}} *{{say}} 'seibl ---- {{LX:zóbol}} == == {{notes}} 1098 5016 2006-06-23T15:38:35Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: vo [[LX:EN:sable|sable]], [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[et:as]] [[fi:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[hu:as]] [[id:as]] [[io:as]] [[it:as]] [[ja:as]] [[la:as]] [[nl:as]] [[pl:as]] [[pt:as]] [[sl:as]] [[sv:as]] [[vi:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 1099 4543 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zodiac]] moved to [[lX:IE:zodiac]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zodiac, zodiacal: == *band del ciel éxter que li sole, li lune e li astres important ne ear; ti band es subdividet in 12 segments egal que ha li nómines de 12 gruppes important de stelles *{{npes}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zodiac}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zodiac|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1100 2510 2005-03-18T22:50:56Z 85.212.1.238 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zodiakus|Zodiakus]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zodiac|zodiac]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zodiaque|zodiaque]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zodiac|zodiac]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1101 4439 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zodiac]] moved to [[lX:EN:zodiac]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zodiac: == *band of the sky outside which sun, moon, and great moving stars do not go, marked out into 12 equal divisions having names of 12 groups of stars *{{n1}} *{{say}} 'zoudiak ---- {{LX:zodiac}} == == {{notes}} 1102 4479 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zodiaque]] moved to [[lX:FR:zodiaque]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zodiaque: == *Zone de la sphère dans laquelle on voit se déplacer le soleil, la lune et les astres principaux; cette zone est subdivisée en 12 segments égaux portant chacun le nom d'un groupe d'étoiles *{{nm}} ---- {{LX:zodiac}} == == {{notes}} 1103 2513 2005-03-18T22:59:17Z 85.212.10.130 <small>nom masculin</small> 1104 2514 2005-03-28T14:02:35Z Oui 7 1105 4393 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zodiakus]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zodiakus]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zodiakus: == *Himmelsbereich, in welchem man Sonne, Monde und wichtige Himmelskörper sieht; dieser Bereich ist in 12 gleiche Sterngruppen unterteilt *{{Hwm}} ---- {{LX:zodiac}} == == {{notizen}} 1106 2516 2005-03-18T23:07:02Z 85.212.10.130 <small>Hauptwort; der; -</small> 1107 4545 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zone]] moved to [[lX:IE:zone]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zone: == *bande band con color o proprietá special círcum alquicos *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zone}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zone|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} li parol proveni del latin (''zona'' cintura) e ha significationes multíplic in lingues divers 1108 2518 2005-03-19T14:42:19Z 213.54.6.205 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zone|Zone]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zone|zone]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zone|zone]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zone|zone]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1109 4395 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zone]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zone]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zone: == *Gürtel *{{Hww-n}} ---- {{LX:zone}} == == {{notizen}} 1110 4441 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zone]] moved to [[lX:EN:zone]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zone: == *band of colour etc round something *{{n1}} *{{say}} zoun ---- {{LX:zone}} == == {{notes}} 1111 4481 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zone]] moved to [[lX:FR:zone]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zone: == *''signification internationale:'' bande de couleur ou autres propriétés autour d'un corps *{{nfps}} ---- {{LX:zone}} == == {{notes}} la signification internationale ci-dessus découle de l'origine latine du mot (''zona'' ceinture). autres significations spéciales en français *étendue de terrain, surface, région (ex.: ''zone désertique'') *ensemble des territoires soumis à des droits ou charges ou usage particuliers (ex.: ''zone libre'') *territoire d'aménagement ou critère d'urbanisme particuliers (ex.: ''zone industrielle'') *''la zone'' espace en bordure de ville où règne la misère *territoire d'action ou d'intervention ou où règne une situation particulière (ex.: ''zone d'action'', ''zone de défense'', ''zone monétaire'') *espace, région délimitée sur une surface ou sur un corps (ex.: ''zone ensoleillée'', ''zone pluvieuse'', ''zone d'influence'', ''zone érogène'') ''mathématiques:'' *portion de la surface d'une sphère limitée par deux plans parallèles qui la coupent ''géographie:'' *espace délimité par des parallèles et correspondant à un type de climat ''droit maritime'' *''zone contigüe'': bande entre les eaux territoriales et une distance de 200 milles des côtes ''métallurgie'' *fusion de zone: technique de purification 1112 4549 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zuavo]] moved to [[lX:IE:zuavo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zuavo: == *soldate del infanterie *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zuavo}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zuavo|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1113 2523 2005-03-19T15:45:17Z 213.54.6.205 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Zuaven|Zuaven]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zouave|zouave]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zouave|zouave]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zuavo|zuavo]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1114 4485 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zouave]] moved to [[lX:FR:zouave]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zouave: == *soldat d'infanterie *{{nmps}} ---- {{LX:zuavo}} == == {{notes}} 1115 4445 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zouave]] moved to [[lX:EN:zouave]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zouave: == *man of F.-Algerian regiment *{{n1}} *{{say}} zu:'a:v ---- {{LX:zuavo}} == == {{notes}} 1116 4397 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zuave]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zuave]]: Converting page titles to lowercase 1117 4399 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zuaven]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zuaven]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Zuaven: == *franz. Infanterist ---- {{LX:zuavo}} == == {{notizen}} 1118 4547 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zoo-]] moved to [[lX:IE:zoo-]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == zoo-, zoografie, zoolog, zoologie, zoophyt== * = vive *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:zoo}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:zoo|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} *in lingues altri zoo es plu que prefixe simplic. es sinónim de ''jardin zoológic'' 1119 2529 2005-03-19T16:03:20Z 213.54.6.205 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Lebend-|Lebend-]], de: [[LX:DE:Tier-|Tier-]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:zoo|zoo]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:zoo|zoo]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:zoo-|zoo-]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1120 4483 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zoo]] moved to [[lX:FR:zoo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == zoo: == ---- {{LX:zoo}} == == {{notes}} *''en français'': jardin zoologique 1121 4443 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zoo]] moved to [[lX:EN:zoo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == zoo: == ---- {{LX:zoo}} == == {{notes}} *''on English'': zoological gardens 1123 4523 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:yes]] moved to [[lX:IE:yes]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == yes: == *usat por responder que alquicos es tal que, o por expresser su acord *<small>adverbie</small> *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:yes}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:yes|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1124 2534 2005-03-20T21:41:19Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:ja|ja]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:yes|yes]], eo: [[LX:EO:ja|ja]], es: [[LX:ES:sí|sí]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:oui|oui]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:yes|yes]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:sì|sì]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:ia|ia]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:si|si/7]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:sim|sim]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:ava|ava]], rom: [[LX:ROM:ova|ova]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1125 4405 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:ja]] moved to [[lX:DE:ja]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == ja (jawohl): == *Einwilligungswort *{{int}} == Ja: == *Zustimmung *{{Hwn-s}} ---- {{LX:yes}} == == {{notizen}} 1126 2536 2005-03-20T17:12:53Z Oui 7 <small>Hauptwort; das; -; -s</small> 1127 4153 2006-02-22T23:39:47Z Conversion script [[Dj]] moved to [[dj]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:DE:ja|ja]], [[LX:DE:ja|jawohl]], 1128 4423 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:yes]] moved to [[lX:EN:yes]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == yes: == *used in answering that something is so or that one agree with something *{{int}} *{{100BO}} *{{say}} jes ---- {{LX:yes}} == == {{notes}} 1129 2539 2005-03-20T17:23:52Z Oui 7 <small>[[LX:IE:interjection|interjection]]</small> 1130 4505 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:interjection]] moved to [[lX:IE:interjection]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == interjection: == *parol usat quam cri por expresser su sentiment *{{npes}} *{{am1945}} ---- {{LX:interjection}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:interjection|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1131 2541 2005-03-20T17:32:23Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Ausrufwort|Ausrufwort]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:interjection|interjection]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:interjection|interjection]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:interjection|interjection]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1132 4333 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEi]] moved to [[iEi]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:il|il]], [[LX:IE:ili|ili]], [[LX:IE:illa|illa]], [[LX:IE:illas|illas]], [[LX:IE:illos|illos]], [[LX:IE:interjection|interjection]], [[LX:IE:it|it]], 1133 4495 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:adverbie]] moved to [[lX:IE:adverbie]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == adverbie: == *mot parol qui precisi li circumstanties del action *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:adverbie}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:adverbie|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1134 2544 2005-03-20T17:47:30Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Umstandswort|Umstandswort]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:adverb|adverb]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:adverbe|adverbe]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:adverbie|adverbie]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1135 4467 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:oui]] moved to [[lX:FR:oui]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == oui: == *exprime la réponse affirmative, et l'approbation *{{int}} ---- {{LX:yes}} == == {{notes}} 1136 4525 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:yo]] moved to [[lX:IE:yo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == yo, me: == *li person qui parla *{{pron.pe}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:yo}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:yo|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} *'''yo''' {{sub.form}} *'''me''' {{ob.form}} 1137 2547 2005-03-20T20:54:05Z Oui 7 <small>[[LX:IE:pronomine|pronómine]]</small> 1138 2548 2005-04-30T15:02:31Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:ich|ich]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:I|I]], eo: [[LX:EO:mi|mi]], es: [[LX:ES:yo|yo]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:je|je]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:yo|yo, me]], io: [[LX:IO:me|me]], it: [[LX:IT:io|io]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:mi|mi]], mg: [[LX:MG:izaho|izaho]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:dore|dore|12]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:eu|eu]], ro: [[LX:RO:eu|eu]], rom: [[LX:ROM:me|me]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], toki: [[LX:TOKI:mi|mi]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1139 4403 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:ich]] moved to [[lX:DE:ich]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == ich: == *der Sprecher selbst *{{pron}} ---- {{LX:yo}} == == {{notizen}} {{N.}}: ich {{D.}}: mir {{A.}}: mich 1140 5024 2006-06-24T06:07:21Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: st [[LX:DE:ich|ich]], [[en:di]] [[et:di]] [[fi:di]] [[fr:di]] [[io:di]] [[it:di]] [[ja:di]] [[ko:di]] [[ku:di]] [[la:di]] [[st:di]] [[vo:di]] 1141 4407 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:I]] moved to [[lX:EN:I]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == I: == *the person talking *{{pron}} *{{100BO}} *{{ETP}}1/1+3 *{{say}} ai ---- {{LX:yo}} == == {{notes}} 1142 4461 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:je]] moved to [[lX:FR:je]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == je: == *la personne qui parle *{{pron}} ---- {{LX:yo}} == == {{notes}} 1143 4513 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:pronomine]] moved to [[lX:IE:pronomine]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == pronómine: == *parol usat in li plazza de un nómine *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:pronomine}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:pronomine|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == pronómine demonstrativ: == *parol usat in li plazza de un nómine de alquí monstrat o alquó monstrat ---- {{LX:pronomine demonstrativ}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:pronomine demonstrativ|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == pronómine interrogativ: == *parol usat in li plazza de un nómine ---- {{LX:pronomine interrogativ}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:pronomine interrogativ|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == pronómine personal: == *parol usat in li plazza de un nómine principalmen de person (o de object al triesim person) ---- {{LX:pronomine personal}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:pronomine personal|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == pronómine possessiv: == *parol usat in li plazza de un nómine quo apartene a alquí o alquó ---- {{LX:pronomine possessiv}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:pronomine possessiv|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == pronómine relativ: == *parol usat in li plazza de un nómine; ti pronómine apertet un frase nov ---- {{LX:pronomine relativ}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:pronomine relativ|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == Noticies == {{noticies}} 1144 2554 2005-03-27T20:40:54Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Fürwort|Fürwort]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:pronoun|pronoun]], eo: [[LX:EO:pronomo|pronomo]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:pronom|pronom]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:pronomine|pronomine]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:pronam|pronam]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:solmisol|solmisol]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1145 4415 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:pronoun]] moved to [[lX:EN:pronoun]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == pronoun: == *word used in place of a noun *{{n1}} *{{say}} 'prounaun ---- {{LX:pronomine}} == == {{notes}} 1146 4927 2006-05-13T05:24:04Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: hu, io [[LX:EN:yes|yes]], [[en:ay]] [[fi:ay]] [[fr:ay]] [[gl:ay]] [[hu:ay]] [[io:ay]] [[ja:ay]] [[ku:ay]] [[ru:ay]] [[sv:ay]] 1147 2557 2005-03-20T22:12:59Z Oui 7 [[100 operations words etc.]], [[100 general qualities words]], [[50 opposite qualities words]], [[400 general things]], [[200 picturable things]] 1148 2558 2005-03-20T22:15:32Z Oui 7 [[LX:EN:I|I]], [[LX:EN:yes|yes]], 1149 2559 2005-03-20T22:51:41Z Oui 7 <small>in the list of 100 operations of the BASIC English words!</small> 1150 2560 2005-03-20T23:00:09Z Oui 7 <small>in the list of 400 general things of BASIC English words!</small> 1151 2561 2005-03-20T22:58:25Z Oui 7 <small>in the list of 200 picturable things of BASIC English words!</small> 1152 2562 2005-03-20T23:00:33Z Oui 7 <small>in the list of 100 general qualities of BASIC English words!</small> 1153 2563 2005-03-20T22:59:35Z Oui 7 <small>in the list of 50 opposites (qualities) of BASIC English words!</small> 1154 2564 2005-03-20T22:49:28Z Oui 7 <small>in the choice of BASIC English words of "English through pictures"! - see page: </small> 1155 4968 2006-06-05T07:00:20Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: hu, ja [[LX:EN:I|I]], [[de:ai]] [[en:ai]] [[et:ai]] [[fi:ai]] [[fr:ai]] [[gl:ai]] [[hu:ai]] [[io:ai]] [[ja:ai]] [[la:ai]] [[pl:ai]] [[pt:ai]] [[sv:ai]] 1156 4765 2006-03-13T16:21:58Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: en Modifie: pt [[LX:EN:pronoun|pronoun]], [[fi:ap]] [[ku:ap]] [[pl:ap]] [[pt:ap]] 1157 4345 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEt]] moved to [[iEt]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:tu|te]], [[LX:IE:tu|tu]], [[LX:IE:tui|tui]], 1158 4347 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEv]] moved to [[iEv]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:vor|vor]], [[LX:IE:vos|vos]], [[LX:IE:vu|vu]], 1159 4517 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:tu]] moved to [[lX:IE:tu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == tu, te: == *li person a qui on adressa li parol familiarimen *{{pron.pe}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:tu}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:tu|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} *'''tu''' {{sub.form}} *'''te''' {{ob.form}} 1160 4519 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:vu]] moved to [[lX:IE:vu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == vu: == *li person a qui on adressa li parol cortesimen, o li persones a qui on adressa li parol *{{pron}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:vu}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:vu|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1161 4331 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEe]] moved to [[iEe]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:ella|ella]], [[LX:IE:ellas|ellas]], 1162 4341 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEo]] moved to [[iEo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:object|object]], [[LX:IE:on|on]], 1165 4339 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEn]] moved to [[iEn]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:noi|noi]], [[LX:IE:nor|nor]], [[LX:IE:nos|nos]], 1166 4337 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEm]] moved to [[iEm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:yo|me]], [[LX:IE:mi|mi]], 1168 4335 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEl]] moved to [[iEl]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:la|la]], [[LX:IE:le|le]], [[LX:IE:li|li]], [[LX:IE:li lor|li lor]], [[LX:IE:li mi|li mi]], [[LX:IE:li nor|li nor]], [[LX:IE:li su|li su]], [[LX:IE:li tu|li tu]], [[LX:IE:li tui|li tui]], [[LX:IE:li vor|li vor]], [[LX:IE:lor|lor]], 1169 4451 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:EO:mi]] moved to [[lX:EO:mi]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{EOindex}} == mi: == *la persono parolant *{{pron}} *{{z1897}} ---- {{LX:yo}} == == {{notoj}} 1170 4831 2006-03-25T17:23:03Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: en, eo __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="3"> Radicarium Directiv del Lingue International (Occidental) - Índex in Esperanto </font> </td> </table> </tr> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> </tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[EOf|F]] - [[EOm|M]] - [[EOp|P]] - '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> </br> </br> <big><b>Liste des utilisables à la description de mots esperanto:</b></big> *EOindex -> {{EOindex}} *z1897 -> {{z1897}} *notoj -> {{notoj}} </br> </br> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 1171 4173 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[EOm]] moved to [[eOm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:EO:mi|mi]], 1172 2579 2005-03-26T22:52:27Z Oui 7 <small>[http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/EO index]</small> 1173 2580 2005-03-26T22:57:45Z Oui 7 <small>vorto de "Langue Internationale Esperanto, Manuel complet avec double dictionnaire, Dr. L. Zamenhof, 1897, Libr. H. Le Soudier, Paris"</small> 1174 2581 2005-03-26T23:02:20Z Oui 7 <small>'''Notoj:'''</small> 1175 4241 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[FRj]] moved to [[fRj]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:FR:je|je]], 1176 4850 2006-03-25T18:06:01Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: et __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="3"> Radicarium Directiv del Lingue International (Occidental) - Índex in Lingue mUsical universal (Oro o Solresol) </font> </td> </table> </tr> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> </tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[OOd|do]] - [[OOr|re]] - [[OOm|mi]] - [[OOf|fa]] - [[OOo|sol]] - [[OOl|la]] - [[OOs|si]] '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> </br> </br> <big><b>sOldofa resolsIdo mido soldofasol lAdosi dosoldola sOlresol solmisOlre redorEmi:</b></big> *OOindex -> {{OOindex}} *s1866 -> {{s1866}} *milasimi -> {{milasimi}} </br> </br> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 1177 4359 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LR]] moved to [[lR]]: Converting page titles to lowercase __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="3"> Radicarium Directiv del Lingue International (Occidental) - Índex in "Lingua sistemfrater" </font> </td> </table> </tr> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> </tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[LRf|F]] - [[LRm|M]] - [[LRp|P]], '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> </br> </br> <big><b>Liste des templates utilisables à la description de mots en langue frater:</b></big> *LRindex -> {{LRindex}} *pxt1957 -> {{pxt1957}} *informa -> {{informa}} </br> </br> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 1178 4363 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LRm]] moved to [[lRm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:LR:mi|mi]], 1179 4611 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[OOd]] moved to [[oOd]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:OO:dore|dore]], 1180 2587 2005-03-27T00:18:35Z Oui 7 <small>[http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/OO d'omidola]</small> 1181 2588 2005-03-26T23:25:22Z Oui 7 <small>'''Milasimi:'''</small> 1182 2589 2005-03-27T00:25:04Z Oui 7 <small>lasi l'adosol "Langue Musicale Universelle", François Sudre, G. Flaxland Ed., Paris, 1866</small> 1183 4853 2006-03-25T18:14:50Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: eo __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="3"> Radicarium Directiv del Lingue International (Occidental) - Índex in Toki Pona </font> </td> </table> </tr> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> </tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[TOKIa|A]] - [[TOKIe|E]] - [[TOKIi|I]] - [[TOKIj|J]] - [[TOKIk|K]] - [[TOKIl|L]] - [[TOKIm|M]] - [[TOKIn|N]] - [[TOKIo|O]] - [[TOKIp|P]] - [[TOKIs|S]] - [[TOKIt|T]] - [[TOKIu|U]] - [[TOKIw|W]] '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> </br> </br> <big><b>Liste des utilisables à la description de mots en toki pona:</b></big> *TOKIindex -> {{TOKIindex}} *ante -> {{ante}} </br> </br> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 1184 4675 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[TOKIm]] moved to [[tOKIm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:TOKI:mi|mi]], 1185 2592 2005-03-27T17:18:23Z Oui 7 <small>[http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/TOKI index]</small> 1186 2593 2005-03-27T17:19:54Z Oui 7 <small>'''Ante:'''</small> 1187 4573 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[LX:TOKI:mi]] moved to [[lX:TOKI:mi]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{TOKIindex}} == mi: == *jan, pali toki ---- {{LX:yo}} == == {{ante}} 1188 4557 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:LR:mi]] moved to [[lX:LR:mi]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{LRindex}} == mi: == *antrop, antropkia logo *{{pron}} *{{pxt1957}} ---- {{LX:yo}} == == {{informa}} 1189 2596 2005-03-27T20:49:07Z Oui 7 <small>[http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/LR index]</small> 1190 2597 2005-03-27T20:49:45Z Oui 7 <small>'''Informa:'''</small> 1191 2598 2005-03-27T20:54:16Z Oui 7 <small>logo espresen in biblo "Frater (Lingua sistemfrater)", Pham Xuan Thai, Saïgon, 1957</small> 1192 4561 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:OO:dore]] moved to [[lX:OO:dore]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{OOindex}} == dore | 12 : == *la mIsolredo, mire domilado | 6 '''3'''521, 32 1361 *{{s1866}} ---- {{LX:yo}} == == {{milasimi}} 1193 4559 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:LR:pronam]] moved to [[lX:LR:pronam]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{LRindex}} == pronam: == *logo usa in plas ot nam *{{pxt1957}} ---- {{LX:pronomine}} == == {{informa}} 1194 4565 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:OO:solmisol]] moved to [[lX:OO:solmisol]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{OOindex}} == sOlmisol | '''5'''35: == *lAdosi ladosisi rEsisolre | '''6'''17 6177 '''2'''752 *{{s1866}} ---- {{LX:pronomine}} == == {{milasimi}} 1195 4453 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:EO:pronomo]] moved to [[lX:EO:pronomo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{EOindex}} == pronomo: == *vorto servanta en la loko de nomo *{{nomine}} *{{z1897}} ---- {{LX:pronomine}} == == {{notoj}} 1196 4469 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:pronom]] moved to [[lX:FR:pronom]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == pronom: == *mot remplaçant un nom *{{nmps}} ---- {{LX:pronomine}} == == {{notes}} 1197 4371 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Fürwort]] moved to [[lX:DE:Fürwort]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{DEindex}} == Fürwort: == *Wort zur Benützung anstelle eines Substantivs *{{Hwnsöer}} ---- {{LX:pronomine}} == == {{notizen}} {{sin}}Pronomen 1198 2605 2005-03-27T22:43:36Z Oui 7 <small>Hauptwort; das; -s; ö-er</small> 1199 2606 2005-03-27T22:52:45Z Oui 7 <small>[[LX:IE:sinonim|sinómin: ]]</small> 1200 4835 2006-03-25T17:23:43Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: ja [[LX:DE:Form|Form]], [[LX:DE:Fürwort|Fürwort]], 1201 4515 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:sinonim]] moved to [[lX:IE:sinonim]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == sinónim: == *parol con signification idéntic a li signification de parol altri *{{nps}} *{{am1945}} ---- {{LX:sinonim}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:sinonim|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1202 2609 2005-03-27T23:01:11Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Synonym|Synonym]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:synonym|synonym]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:synonyme|synonyme]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:sinonim|sinonim]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], toki: [[LX:TOKI:|toki:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1203 4419 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:synonym]] moved to [[lX:EN:synonym]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ENindex}} == synonym: == *word with the same sense as another *{{n1}} *{{say}} ---- {{LX:sinonim}} == == {{notes}} 1204 4471 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:synonyme]] moved to [[lX:FR:synonyme]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{FRindex}} == synonyme: == *(se dit de) mots ayant quasi le même sens *{{anmps}} ---- {{LX:sinonim}} == == {{notes}} {{cont}}antonyme 1205 2612 2005-03-27T23:13:52Z Oui 7 <SMALL>adjectif, et nom masculin, pluriel en '''''s'''''</SMALL> 1206 2613 2005-03-27T23:18:02Z Oui 7 <small>[[LX:IE:contrarie|contrarie: ]]</small> 1207 4499 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:contrarie]] moved to [[lX:IE:contrarie]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == contrarie: == * alquicos de oposit *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:contrarie}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:contrarie|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1208 2615 2005-03-27T23:26:13Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Gegenteil|Gegenteil]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:opposite|opposite]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:contraire|contraire]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:contrarie|contrarie:]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], toki: [[LX:TOKI:|toki:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1209 4327 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEc]] moved to [[iEc]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:IE:contrarie|contrarie]], 1210 2617 2005-03-28T15:37:09Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:du|du]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:you|you]], eo: [[LX:EO:vi|vi]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:tu|tu]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:tu|tu]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:ni|ni]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:domi|domi|13]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:tu|tu]], rom: [[LX:ROM:tu|tu]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], toki: [[LX:TOKI:sina|sina]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1211 4575 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[LX:TOKI:sina]] moved to [[lX:TOKI:sina]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{TOKIindex}} == sina: == *sin jan, seme toki ---- {{LX:tu}} == == {{ante}} 1212 4677 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[TOKIs]] moved to [[tOKIs]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:TOKI:sina|sina]], 1213 4569 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[LX:ROM:tu]] moved to [[lX:ROM:tu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ROMindex}} == tu: == *? ---- {{LX:tu}} == == {{vavar}} *li pronómine fusiona con li sufixe usat quam preposition: *'''tu''' tu *'''tuha''' a te *'''tutar''' con te *'''tuke''' por te 1214 2621 2005-03-28T15:43:01Z Oui 7 <small>[http://ie.wiktionary.org/wiki/ROM index]</small> 1215 2622 2005-03-28T15:46:14Z Oui 7 <small>'''Vavar:'''</small> 1216 4567 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[LX:ROM:me]] moved to [[lX:ROM:me]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{ROMindex}} == me: == *? ---- {{LX:yo}} == == {{vavar}} *li pronómine fusiona con li sufixe usat quam preposition: *'''me''' yo *'''mande''' a me *'''manca''' con me *'''mandar''' de me *'''mange''' por me 1217 4848 2006-03-25T18:05:34Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: de, en, eo, et, ko __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="3"> Radicarium Directiv del Lingue International (Occidental) - Index in Romany </font> </td> </table> </tr> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> </tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[ROMm|M]] - [[ROMt|T]] - '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> </br> </br> <big><b>Liste des utilisables à la description de mots romany:</b></big> *ROMindex -> {{ROMindex}} *ante -> {{ante}} </br> </br> <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 1218 4643 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[ROMm]] moved to [[rOMm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:ROM:me|manca]], [[LX:ROM:me|mancar]], [[LX:ROM:me|mande]], [[LX:ROM:me|mange]], [[LX:ROM:me|me]], 1219 4645 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[ROMt]] moved to [[rOMt]]: Converting page titles to lowercase [[LX:ROM:tu|tu]], [[LX:ROM:tu|tuha]], [[LX:ROM:tu|tuke]], [[LX:ROM:tu|tutar]], [[LX:ROM:tu|tute]], 1220 2627 2005-03-28T22:19:07Z Oui 7 <small>[[LX:IE:pronomine|pronómine]] personal</small> 1221 2628 2005-03-28T22:21:42Z Oui 7 es li [[LX:IE:form|form]] usat quam [[LX:IE:subject|subject]] 1222 2629 2005-03-28T22:23:09Z Oui 7 es li [[LX:IE:form|form]] usat quam [[LX:IE:object|object]] 1223 4507 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:object]] moved to [[lX:IE:object]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == object: == *materie, tema, scope del action *{{nps}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:object}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:object|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1224 2631 2005-03-28T23:06:55Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Objekt|Objekt]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:object|object]], eo: [[LX:EO:objekto|objekto]], es: [[LX:ES:objeto|objeto]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:objet|objet]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:|ie:]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:oggetto|oggetto]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:objek|objek]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:|oo:]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:objecto|objecto]], ro: [[LX:RO:obiect|obiect]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1225 2632 2005-04-03T18:02:31Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Demonstrativpronomen|Demonstrativpronomen]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:demonstrative pronouns|demonstrative pronouns]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:pronom démonstratif|pronom démonstratif]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:pronOmine demonstrativ|pronOmine demonstrativ]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:solmisol misisolre|solmisol misisolre]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], toki: [[LX:TOKI:|toki:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1226 2633 2005-04-03T18:01:32Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Fragefürwort|Fragefürwort]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:|en:]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:pronom interrogatif|pronom interrogatif]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:pronOmine interrogativ|pronOmine interrogativ]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:solmisol sisolsi|solmisol sisolsi]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], toki: [[LX:TOKI:|toki:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1227 2634 2005-04-03T18:00:37Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Personalpronomen|Personalpronomen]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:personal pronoun|personal pronoun]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:pronom personnel|pronom personnel]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:pronOmine personal|pronOmine personal]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:solmisol misolredo|solmisol misolredo]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], toki: [[LX:TOKI:|toki:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1228 2635 2005-04-03T19:14:38Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:Possessivpronomen|Possessivpronomen]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:|possessive pronoun]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:pronom possessif|pronom possessif]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:pronOmine possessiv|pronOmine possessiv]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:solmisol midosimi|solmisol midosimi]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], toki: [[LX:TOKI:|toki:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1229 2636 2005-04-03T19:19:36Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: [[LX:CA:|ca:]], da: [[LX:DA:|da:]], de: [[LX:DE:rückbezügliches Fürwort|rückbezügliches Fürwort]], el: [[LX:EL:|el:]], en: [[LX:EN:relative pronoun|relative pronoun]], eo: [[LX:EO:|eo:]], es: [[LX:ES:|es:]], fi: [[LX:FI:|fi:]], fr: [[LX:FR:|fr:]], ha: [[LX:HA:|ha:]], he: [[LX:HE:|he:]], hi: [[LX:HI:|hi:]], hu: [[LX:HU:|hu:]], ia: [[LX:IA:|ia:]], id: [[LX:ID:|id:]], ie: [[LX:IE:pronomine relativ|pronomine relativ]], io: [[LX:IO:|io:]], it: [[LX:IT:|it:]], ja: [[LX:JA:|ja:]], la: [[LX:LA:|la:]], lr: [[LX:LR:|lr:]], nl: [[LX:NL:|nl:]], oo: [[LX:OO:solmisol solfalafa|solmisol solfalafa]], pl: [[LX:PL:|pl:]], pt: [[LX:PT:|pt:]], ro: [[LX:RO:|ro:]], rom: [[LX:ROM:|rom:]], ru: [[LX:RU:|ru:]], sa: [[LX:SA:|sa:]], sj: [[LX:SJ:|sj:]], sw: [[LX:SW:|sw:]], toki: [[LX:TOKI:|toki:]], tr: [[LX:TR:|tr:]], ur: [[LX:UR:|ur:]], zb: [[LX:ZB:|zb:]], zh: [[LX:ZH:|zh:]] 1230 4503 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:form]] moved to [[lX:IE:form]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{IEindex}} == form: == *contur de un objecte, structura *{{npes}} *{{edw1925}} ---- {{LX:form}} <div><small>[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:template:LX:form|action=edit}} edit]</small></div> == == {{noticies}} 1231 2638 2005-04-03T20:10:39Z Oui 7 ar: [[LX:AR:|ar:]], bg: [[LX:BG:|bg:]], ca: 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[[libre]] :[[librettist]] de: 1. {{liga|de|Libretto}}; 2. [[:de:Buch|Büchlein]] 1671 5061 2006-07-01T09:09:44Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: vi '''libr|ett|ist''' ''substantive'' vd. [[librette]] de: [[:de:Librettist|Librettist]] [[en:librettist]] [[vi:librettist]] [[zh:librettist]] 1672 4819 2006-03-21T13:50:54Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: en, fi '''libr|erí|a''' ''substantive'' vd. [[libre]] de: {{liga|de|Buchhandlung}}, {{liga|de|Buchladen}} [[en:librería]] [[fi:librería]] 1673 4069 2006-02-22T23:39:45Z Conversion script [[Acter]] moved to [[acter]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''act'''|er ''verbe íntransitiv'' :[[actie]] :[[action]] :[[activ]] ::[[activitá]] :[[actor]] de: [[:de:handeln|handeln]], [[:de:tun|tun]] 1674 4840 2006-03-25T17:25:23Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: fr, nl '''act|i|e''' ''substantive'' vd. [[acter]] de: Aktie [[fr:actie]] [[nl:actie]] 1675 4982 2006-06-14T06:00:09Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: ar '''act|ion''' ''substantive'' vd. [[acter]] :[[actionario]] de: Aktion, Handlung [[ar:action]] [[de:action]] [[el:action]] [[en:action]] [[et:action]] [[fa:action]] [[fi:action]] [[fr:action]] [[gl:action]] [[hu:action]] [[io:action]] [[it:action]] [[no:action]] [[pl:action]] [[pt:action]] [[sv:action]] [[ta:action]] [[zh:action]] 1676 4075 2006-02-22T23:39:45Z Conversion script [[Actionario]] moved to [[actionario]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''act|ion|ari|o''' ''substantive'' vd. [[actie]] de: Aktionär 1677 4077 2006-02-22T23:39:45Z Conversion script [[Activ]] moved to [[activ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''act|iv''' ''adverbie'' vd. [[acter]] :[[activitá]] de: aktiv, tatkräftig 1678 4079 2006-02-22T23:39:45Z Conversion script [[Activitá]] moved to [[activitá]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''act|iv|itá''' ''substantive'' vd. [[activ]] de: Aktivität 1679 4941 2006-05-29T21:59:42Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: hu '''act|or''' ''substantive'' vd. [[acter]] de: Schauspieler [[de:actor]] [[el:actor]] [[en:actor]] [[es:actor]] [[fi:actor]] [[fr:actor]] [[gl:actor]] [[hu:actor]] [[io:actor]] [[it:actor]] [[pl:actor]] [[pt:actor]] [[ro:actor]] [[ta:actor]] [[zh:actor]] 1680 4970 2006-06-08T04:57:49Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: fa '''bell''' ''adjective'' :[[bellitá]] de: schön [[ar:bell]] [[el:bell]] [[en:bell]] [[fa:bell]] [[fi:bell]] [[fr:bell]] [[gl:bell]] [[hu:bell]] [[io:bell]] [[it:bell]] [[ko:bell]] [[pt:bell]] [[zh:bell]] 1681 4123 2006-02-22T23:39:46Z Conversion script [[Bellitá]] moved to [[bellitá]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''bell|itá''' ''substantive'' vd. [[bell]] de: Schönheit 1682 4149 2006-02-22T23:39:47Z Conversion script [[Digni]] moved to [[digni]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''dign'''|i ''adjective'' :[[dignitá]] de: {{liga|de|würdig}}, {{liga|de|wert}} 1683 4151 2006-02-22T23:39:47Z Conversion script [[Dignitá]] moved to [[dignitá]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''dign|itá''' ''substantive'' vd. [[digni]] de: Würde 1684 3186 2005-07-11T19:52:41Z 84.190.64.51 [[:{{{1}}}:{{{2}}}|{{{2}}}]] 1686 4939 2006-05-29T13:23:10Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: hu '''abandona|'''r ''transitiv verbe'' de: {{liga|de|verlassen}}, {{liga|de|aufgeben}} sv: {{liga|sv|lämna}} [[ca:abandonar]] [[de:abandonar]] [[el:abandonar]] [[en:abandonar]] [[es:abandonar]] [[et:abandonar]] [[fi:abandonar]] [[fr:abandonar]] [[gl:abandonar]] [[hu:abandonar]] [[ia:abandonar]] [[io:abandonar]] [[pt:abandonar]] [[zh:abandonar]] 1688 4756 2006-03-12T23:00:46Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: tr, zh Modifie: io '''abat''' ''substantive'' de: {{liga|de|Abt}} en: {{liga|en|abbot}} [[en:abat]] [[fr:abat]] [[io:abat]] [[pl:abat]] [[tr:abat]] [[zh:abat]] 1689 4815 2006-03-20T16:36:14Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: zh Modifie: et, gl, io '''abdica|'''r ''íntransitiv verbe'' de: {{liga|de|abdanken}} [[de:abdicar]] [[es:abdicar]] [[et:abdicar]] [[fr:abdicar]] [[gl:abdicar]] [[io:abdicar]] [[zh:abdicar]] 1690 4059 2006-02-22T23:39:45Z Conversion script [[Abdómin]] moved to [[abdómin]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''abdómin''' ''substantive'' de: {{liga|de|Unterleib}} fr: {{liga|fr|ventre}} 1691 4979 2006-06-14T05:55:03Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: de '''abiet''' ''substantive'' de: {{liga|de|Tanne}} 1692 4841 2006-03-25T17:25:43Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: en, fi, gl, io, it, pl '''abiss''', '''abyss''' ''substantive'' de: {{liga|de|Abgrund}} 1693 4065 2006-02-22T23:39:45Z Conversion script [[Abyss]] moved to [[abyss]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[Abiss]] 1694 4083 2006-02-22T23:39:45Z Conversion script [[Ad]] moved to [[ad]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[A]] 1695 4849 2006-03-25T18:05:51Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Modifie: io '''omni''' ''pronómin'' de: {{liga|de|alle}}, {{liga|de|jeder}} [[io:omni]] 1696 4966 2006-06-04T13:56:19Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: sl '''ti''' ''pronómin'' '''Ti''' demonstra proximitá. It sta in contrast a [[ta]], quel demonstra lontanitá. de: {{liga|de|dieser}} [[de:ti]] [[en:ti]] [[et:ti]] [[fi:ti]] [[fr:ti]] [[hr:ti]] [[hu:ti]] [[id:ti]] [[io:ti]] [[ja:ti]] [[ku:ti]] [[no:ti]] [[pl:ti]] [[pt:ti]] [[sl:ti]] [[sv:ti]] [[zh:ti]] 1697 4321 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Horrore]] moved to [[horrore]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''horr|or'''|e ''substantive'' vd. [[horrer]] de: {{liga|de|Horror}} 1698 4689 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Témpor]] moved to [[témpor]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''témpor''' ''substantive'' de: {{liga|de|Zeit}} 1699 4319 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Horrer]] moved to [[horrer]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''horr'''|er ''íntransitiv verbe'' :[[horrend]] :[[horribil]] :[[horrid]] :[[horrore]] :[[abhorrer]] sentir horrore de: {{liga|de|sich entsetzen}} 1700 5240 2006-07-03T10:46:47Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: de '''nu''' ''temporal adjective'' in li actual moment del parlator de: {{liga|de|jetzt}}, {{liga|de|nun}} [[ca:nu]] [[de:nu]] [[en:nu]] [[es:nu]] [[et:nu]] [[fi:nu]] [[fr:nu]] [[gl:nu]] [[hu:nu]] [[id:nu]] [[io:nu]] [[it:nu]] [[ja:nu]] [[nds:nu]] [[nl:nu]] [[no:nu]] [[pl:nu]] [[pt:nu]] [[scn:nu]] [[sv:nu]] 1701 4653 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Scrir]] moved to [[scrir]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''scri'''|r ''transitiv verbe'' :[[scrition]] :[[scritiv]] :[[scritor]] ::[[scritoria]] :[[scrituore]] :[[scritura]] :[[conscrir]] :[[descrir]] :[[inscrir]] :[[prescrir]] :[[subscrir]] :[[transscrir]] fixar paroles per graphic signes de: {{liga|de|schreiben}} 1702 4143 2006-02-22T23:39:47Z Conversion script [[Descrir]] moved to [[descrir]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''de|scri|'''r ''transitiv verbe'' :[[descrition]] :[[descritiv]] vd. [[scrir]] presentar alquó per paroles (scrit o dit), tal que li auditor o letor posse imaginar li cose. de: {{liga|de|beschreiben}} 1703 4956 2006-06-03T04:05:52Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: id '''con''' ''preposition'' de: {{liga|de|mit}} [[en:con]] [[es:con]] [[fi:con]] [[fr:con]] [[hu:con]] [[id:con]] [[io:con]] [[it:con]] [[ja:con]] [[ko:con]] [[la:con]] [[nl:con]] [[no:con]] [[pl:con]] [[vi:con]] [[zh:con]] 1704 4963 2006-06-03T19:10:28Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: sl '''li''' ''definit articul'' de: {{liga|de|der}}, die, das [[en:li]] [[fi:li]] [[fr:li]] [[io:li]] [[it:li]] [[ja:li]] [[ku:li]] [[no:li]] [[pl:li]] [[pt:li]] [[ru:li]] [[scn:li]] [[sl:li]] [[sv:li]] [[zh:li]] 1705 4757 2006-03-13T04:07:13Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Retire: de, fi Modifie: en '''max''', '''maxim''' ''superlativic particul'' serva por formar li superlative [[en:max]] 1706 4599 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Maxim]] moved to [[maxim]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT[[max]] 1707 4691 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Vivaci]] moved to [[vivaci]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''viv|aci''' ''adjective'' :[[vivacitá]] vd. [[viver]] de: {{liga|de|lebhaft}} 1708 4977 2006-06-12T14:03:49Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: de '''color'''|e ''substantive'' :[[colorar]] ::[[coloratura]] de: {{liga|de|Farbe}} [[de:colore]] [[en:colore]] [[fr:colore]] [[id:colore]] [[io:colore]] [[it:colore]] [[ja:colore]] [[ko:colore]] [[nl:colore]] [[sv:colore]] 1709 4637 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Quande]] moved to [[quande]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''quande''' [1] ''interrogativ pronómin'' [2] ''relativ pronómin'' :[[alquande]] :[[quándecunc]] de: [1] {{liga|de|wann}}, [2] {{liga|de|als}} 1710 4655 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Secuer]] moved to [[secuer]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''secu'''|er ''transitiv verbe'' :[[secuentie]] :[[secutor]] ::[[secutoria]] :[[consecuer]] ::[[consecuentie]] ::[[consecutiv]] :[[persecuer]] de: {{liga|de|folgen}} 1711 4595 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Matine]] moved to [[matine]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''matin'''|e ''substantive'' :[[matinal]] :[[matinar]] de: {{liga|de|Morgen}} 1712 5063 2006-07-01T18:29:20Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: vi '''matin|al''' ''adjective'' vd. [[matine]] de: {{liga|de|morgendlich}} [[fr:matinal]] [[pl:matinal]] [[vi:matinal]] [[zh:matinal]] 1713 4983 2006-06-14T06:42:56Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: io '''raconta'''|r ''transitiv verbe'' de: {{liga|de|erzählen}} [[fr:racontar]] [[io:racontar]] 1715 5021 2006-06-23T18:40:23Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: vo '''su''' ''possessiv pronómine. (Si li possessor sta in plural, on usa '''lor'''.)'' de: {{liga|de|sein}}, ihr [[en:su]] [[et:su]] [[fi:su]] [[fr:su]] [[hu:su]] [[io:su]] [[it:su]] [[ja:su]] [[ko:su]] [[ku:su]] [[nl:su]] [[pt:su]] [[tr:su]] [[vo:su]] 1716 4589 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Lor]] moved to [[lor]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT[[su]] 1717 4913 2006-04-23T05:10:34Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: [[et:senior]] '''senior''' ''substantive'' :[[seniora]] :[[senioretta]] de: {{liga|de|Herr}} [[en:senior]] [[et:senior]] [[fr:senior]] [[it:senior]] [[no:senior]] [[zh:senior]] 1718 4845 2006-03-25T18:05:01Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: fr, pl '''senior|a''' ''substantive'' :[[senioretta]] vd. [[senior]] de: {{liga|de|Frau}} (Anrede) [[fr:seniora]] [[pl:seniora]] 1719 4856 2006-03-25T18:17:41Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: pl '''senior|ett|a''' ''substantive'' vd. [[seniora]] de: {{liga|de|Fräulein}} [[pl:senioretta]] 1720 4985 2006-06-14T06:44:15Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: fr '''quo''' [1] ''interrogativ pronómine'' [2] ''relativ pronómine'' :[[alquó]] :[[quócunc]] de: {{liga|de|was}} [[en:quo]] [[fr:quo]] [[io:quo]] [[pl:quo]] [[pt:quo]] 1721 5019 2006-06-23T16:26:42Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: vo '''ha''' ''temporal particul'' Forma con li T-forme del verbe li passate. [[de:ha]] [[en:ha]] [[et:ha]] [[fi:ha]] [[fr:ha]] [[hu:ha]] [[io:ha]] [[ku:ha]] [[la:ha]] [[no:ha]] [[sv:ha]] [[vo:ha]] [[zh:ha]] 1722 4843 2006-03-25T17:36:04Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: pl '''e|veni'''|r vd. [[venir]] :[[eveniment]] :[[event]] de: sich ereignen, stattfinden [[pl:evenir]] 1723 5018 2006-06-23T16:17:17Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: vo '''in''' ''preposition'' de: {{liga|de|in}} [[de:in]] [[en:in]] [[et:in]] [[fi:in]] [[fr:in]] [[hu:in]] [[id:in]] [[io:in]] [[it:in]] [[ja:in]] [[ko:in]] [[ku:in]] [[la:in]] [[nl:in]] [[no:in]] [[pl:in]] [[pt:in]] [[ru:in]] [[sl:in]] [[sv:in]] [[ta:in]] [[vi:in]] [[vo:in]] [[zh:in]] 1724 5043 2006-06-26T07:15:00Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: vi '''ante''' ''preposition'' :[[antean]] de: {{liga|de|vor}} (zeitlich) [[en:ante]] [[fi:ante]] [[fr:ante]] [[gl:ante]] [[hu:ante]] [[io:ante]] [[it:ante]] [[ko:ante]] [[la:ante]] [[nl:ante]] [[no:ante]] [[pl:ante]] [[pt:ante]] [[vi:ante]] 1725 4097 2006-02-22T23:39:46Z Conversion script [[Antean]] moved to [[antean]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''ante|an''' ''adverbie'' vd. [[ante]] de: vorig, vorherig, vorhergehend 1726 4788 2006-03-16T04:04:10Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: fi, no, pl '''noct'''|e ''substantive'' Li periode durant un die, quande li sol sta sub li horizont. de: {{liga|de|Nacht}} [[fi:nocte]] [[no:nocte]] [[pl:nocte]] 1727 5042 2006-06-26T04:22:14Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: sk '''e''' ''conjunction'' de: {{liga|de|und}} [[de:e]] [[en:e]] [[es:e]] [[et:e]] [[eu:e]] [[fi:e]] [[fr:e]] [[gl:e]] [[hr:e]] [[ia:e]] [[io:e]] [[it:e]] [[ja:e]] [[ko:e]] [[ku:e]] [[nl:e]] [[no:e]] [[pl:e]] [[ru:e]] [[sk:e]] [[sl:e]] [[st:e]] [[sv:e]] [[vi:e]] [[vo:e]] [[zh:e]] [[zh-min-nan:e]] 1728 5030 2006-06-24T08:58:35Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: ro, ru '''da'''|r ''transitiv verbe'' de: {{liga|de|geben}} [[en:dar]] [[es:dar]] [[fi:dar]] [[fr:dar]] [[gl:dar]] [[hu:dar]] [[id:dar]] [[io:dar]] [[it:dar]] [[ku:dar]] [[nl:dar]] [[no:dar]] [[pt:dar]] [[ro:dar]] [[ru:dar]] [[sl:dar]] [[zh:dar]] 1729 4800 2006-03-16T11:39:09Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: fr, pl, pt '''trem'''|er ''íntransitiv verbe'' :[[tremid]] :[[tremore]] ::[[tremoros]] de: {{liga|de|zittern}} [[fr:tremer]] [[pl:tremer]] [[pt:tremer]] 1730 4818 2006-03-21T02:25:05Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: fi, fr, pl '''hesita'''|r ''íntransitiv verbe'' de: {{liga|de|zögern}} [[fi:hesitar]] [[fr:hesitar]] [[pl:hesitar]] 1731 4906 2006-04-18T00:26:08Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: [[fr:mysterie]] '''mysteri'''|e ''substantive'' :[[mysterios]] de: Geheimnis; Mysterium [[fr:mysterie]] [[nl:mysterie]] [[zh:mysterie]] 1732 4603 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Mysterios]] moved to [[mysterios]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''mysteri|os''' ''adjective'' vd. [[mysterie]] de: geheimnisvoll, mysteriös 1733 4651 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Scatull]] moved to [[scatull]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''scatull''' ''substantive'' de: Schachtel, Kästchen 1734 4972 2006-06-08T09:37:40Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: de, fa '''sta'''|r ''íntransitiv verbe'' :[[static]] :[[station]] :[[stativ]] :[[statu]] :[[statura]] :[[constar]] ::[[constantie]] de: {{liga|de|stehen}} [[ang:star]] [[de:star]] [[el:star]] [[en:star]] [[fa:star]] [[fi:star]] [[fr:star]] [[hu:star]] [[io:star]] [[it:star]] [[ja:star]] [[ko:star]] [[no:star]] [[pl:star]] [[pt:star]] [[ru:star]] [[sl:star]] [[sr:star]] [[sv:star]] [[ta:star]] [[zh:star]] 1735 4987 2006-06-17T15:56:50Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: io '''tot''' ''pronómine'' :[[total]] ::[[totalité]] de: all, {{liga|de|ganz}} [[de:tot]] [[en:tot]] [[fr:tot]] [[hu:tot]] [[id:tot]] [[io:tot]] [[ko:tot]] [[nl:tot]] [[pl:tot]] [[pt:tot]] [[zh:tot]] 1736 4973 2006-06-08T10:04:16Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: fa '''tot|al''' ''adjective'' de: {{liga|de|total}}, {{liga|de|völlig}} [[de:total]] [[en:total]] [[fa:total]] [[fi:total]] [[fr:total]] [[hu:total]] [[it:total]] [[pt:total]] [[ta:total]] 1737 5237 2006-07-02T12:13:43Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: vi '''pall|id''' ''adjective'' vd. [[paller]] :[[palliditá]] Sin colore, blancatri. de: {{liga|de|bleich}} [[en:pallid]] [[fr:pallid]] [[vi:pallid]] 1738 4976 2006-06-12T11:44:09Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: io '''angul''' ''substantive'' de: Winkel; Ecke [[io:angul]] [[pl:angul]] 1739 5045 2006-06-27T05:03:12Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: ko '''pro''' ''preposition'' de: {{liga|de|wegen}} [[en:pro]] [[fr:pro]] [[io:pro]] [[ko:pro]] [[la:pro]] [[nl:pro]] [[no:pro]] [[pl:pro]] [[vo:pro]] [[zh:pro]] 1740 4811 2006-03-19T03:18:33Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: en, fr, it, pl, zh '''tim'''|er ''transitiv verbe'' :[[timid]] ::[[timiditá]] ::[[timidess]] :[[timore]] :[[timentar]] :[[intimidar]] :[[atimorisar]] :[[timend]] de: {{liga|de|fürchten}} [[en:timer]] [[fr:timer]] [[it:timer]] [[pl:timer]] [[zh:timer]] 1741 4839 2006-03-25T17:25:03Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Modifie: io '''anxia'''|r se ''íntransitiv verbe'' vd. [[anxie]] de: sich ängstigen [[fr:anxiar]] [[io:anxiar]] 1742 4924 2006-05-06T09:18:22Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: zh '''chap''' ''substantive'' de: {{liga|de|Mütze}} [[en:chap]] [[fr:chap]] [[io:chap]] [[it:chap]] [[zh:chap]] 1743 4830 2006-03-25T13:24:00Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: pl '''anxi'''|e ''substantive'' :[[anxiar]] de: {{liga|de|Angst}} [[pl:anxie]] 1744 4838 2006-03-25T17:24:33Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Modifie: io '''apen''', '''apen'''|e ''adverbie'' de: {{liga|de|kaum}} [[fr:apen]] [[io:apen]] 1745 4109 2006-02-22T23:39:46Z Conversion script [[Apene]] moved to [[apene]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT[[apen]] 1746 4936 2006-05-20T20:03:33Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: io '''parla'''|r ''íntransitiv verbe'' :[[parla]] :[[parlator]] ::[[parlatoria]] :[[parluore]] :[[parlament]] ::[[parlamentar]] ::[[parlamentero]] ::[[parlamentari]] :[[parleríe]] :[[parlagie]] de: {{liga|de|sprechen}}, {{liga|de|reden}} [[ca:parlar]] [[de:parlar]] [[es:parlar]] [[fi:parlar]] [[fr:parlar]] [[gl:parlar]] [[hu:parlar]] [[io:parlar]] [[no:parlar]] 1747 4854 2006-03-25T18:15:11Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: pl '''su(p)plica'''|r ''transitiv verbe'' de: {{liga|de|anflehen}} [[pl:supplicar]] 1748 4980 2006-06-14T05:56:25Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: de '''dol|or'''|e ''substantive'' vd. [[doler]] :[[dolorar]] :[[doloros]] de: {{liga|de|Schmerz}} [[de:dolore]] [[en:dolore]] [[fr:dolore]] [[id:dolore]] [[io:dolore]] [[ko:dolore]] 1749 4912 2006-04-23T02:14:22Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: [[io:doler]] '''dol'''|er ''íntransitiv verbe'' :[[dolentie]] :[[dolore]] ::[[dolorar]] ::[[doloros]] de: {{liga|de|schmerzen}} [[en:doler]] [[fi:doler]] [[fr:doler]] [[id:doler]] [[io:doler]] [[no:doler]] [[pl:doler]] 1750 4846 2006-03-25T18:05:11Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: ca, fr '''sant''' ''adjective'' :[[santitá]] :[[santess]] :[[santificar]] ::[[santification]] de: {{liga|de|heilig}} [[ca:sant]] [[fr:sant]] 1751 4111 2006-02-22T23:39:46Z Conversion script [[Aperter]] moved to [[aperter]]: Converting page titles to lowercase '''apert'''|er ''transitiv verbe'' :[[apert]] :[[apertura]] de: {{liga|de|öffnen}} 1752 5035 2006-06-25T15:35:51Z RobotGMwikt 12 robot Ajoute: vi '''sol''' [1] ''adjective'' [2] ''substantive, vd. 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The actual text of these deleted revisions is only available to administrators. 1824 sysop 3548 2005-09-05T09:28:15Z MediaWiki default updated since my last visit 1825 sysop 3552 2005-09-05T09:28:15Z MediaWiki default View $1? 1826 sysop 3553 2005-09-05T09:28:15Z MediaWiki default View deleted pages 1827 sysop 5234 2006-07-01T18:52:59Z MediaWiki default $1 bot edits 1829 3606 2005-10-17T20:18:54Z Oui 7 <div style="float:left;border:solid #6EF7A7 1px;margin:1px"> <table cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#C5FCDC"><tr> <td style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#6EF7A7;text-align:center;font-size:14pt">'''ru'''</td> <td style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em">Для этого участника '''русский язык''' является '''[[:Category:User ru|родным]]'''.[[Category:User ru|{{PAGENAME}}]]</td> </tr></table></div> 1830 3607 2005-10-17T20:19:56Z Oui 7 <div style="float:left;border:solid #6EF7A7 1px;margin:1px"> <table cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#C5FCDC"><tr> <td style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#6EF7A7;text-align:center;font-size:14pt">'''en'''</td> <td style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em">This user is a '''native [[:Category:User en|English]]''' speaker.[[Category:User en|{{PAGENAME}}]]</td> </tr></table></div> 1831 3608 2005-10-17T20:20:41Z Oui 7 <div style="float:left;border:solid #6EF7A7 1px;margin:1px"> <table cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#C5FCDC"><tr> <td style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#6EF7A7;text-align:center;font-size:14pt">'''cs'''</td> <td style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em">Tomuto uživateli je '''čeština [[:Category:User cs|mateřským jazykem]]'''.[[Category:User cs|{{PAGENAME}}]]</td> </tr></table></div> 1832 3609 2005-10-17T20:22:16Z Oui 7 <div style="float:left;border:solid #6EF7A7 1px;margin:1px"> <table cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#C5FCDC"><tr> <td 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robot Ajoute: tl [[am:current events]] [[ang:current events]] [[ar:current events]] [[ast:current events]] [[be:current events]] [[bn:current events]] [[br:current events]] [[co:current events]] [[dv:current events]] [[el:current events]] [[en:current events]] [[fj:current events]] [[hy:current events]] [[ia:current events]] [[id:current events]] [[jv:current events]] [[kk:current events]] [[lt:current events]] [[mi:current events]] [[mk:current events]] [[mr:current events]] [[mt:current events]] [[pa:current events]] [[qu:current events]] [[ru:current events]] [[rw:current events]] [[sd:current events]] [[sk:current events]] [[st:current events]] [[th:current events]] [[tl:current events]] [[uz:current events]] [[vo:current events]] [[xh:current events]] [[zh-min-nan:current events]] 1842 4001 2006-01-26T17:55:31Z Hégésippe Cormier 14 blanked: spam 1843 4249 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="6"> Francés-Interlingue - Índex </font> </td> </tr> </table> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[Francés-Interlingue_a|A]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_b|B]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_c|C]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_d|D]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_e|E]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_f|F]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_g|G]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_h|H]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_i|I]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_j|J]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_k|K]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_l|L]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_m|M]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_n|N]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_o|O]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_p|P]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_q|Q]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_r|R]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_s|S]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_t|T]] - [[Francés-Interlingue_u|U]] - 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Solmen plu tard, yo intente de far de ti dictionarium alquicos de melior. It es dunc a considerar quam succurs veloci por evitar li absentie total de vocabulárium adequat in Wiktionary. <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 1844 4307 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[German-Interlingue]] moved to [[german-Interlingue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase __NOTOC__ <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="#353597"> <font color="#EFE45A" size="6"> German-Interlingue - Índex </font> </td> </tr> </table> <table border="0" width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr> <td width="90%" bgcolor="gold"> <font color="#EEE45A" size="2"> <CENTER>''' [[German-Interlingue_a|A]] - [[German-Interlingue_b|B]] - [[German-Interlingue_c|C]] - [[German-Interlingue_d|D]] - [[German-Interlingue_e|E]] - [[German-Interlingue_f|F]] - [[German-Interlingue_g|G]] - [[German-Interlingue_h|H]] - [[German-Interlingue_i|I]] - [[German-Interlingue_j|J]] - [[German-Interlingue_k|K]] - [[German-Interlingue_l|L]] - [[German-Interlingue_m|M]] - [[German-Interlingue_n|N]] - [[German-Interlingue_o|O]] - [[German-Interlingue_p|P]] - [[German-Interlingue_q|Q]] - [[German-Interlingue_r|R]] - [[German-Interlingue_s|S]] - [[German-Interlingue_t|T]] - [[German-Interlingue_u|U]] - [[German-Interlingue_v|V]] - [[German-Interlingue_w|W]] - [[German-Interlingue_x|X]] - [[German-Interlingue_y|Y]] - [[German-Interlingue_z|Z]] '''</CENTER> </font> </td> </tr> </table> '''Information:''' ti dictionarium es productet del [[:wikibooks:ie:Vocabul%C3%A1rium|Vocábularium]] elaborat con tractament de tábul! por laborar plu eficacimen, on ne va ameliorar ti dictionarium. Solmen plu tard, yo intente de far de ti dictionarium alquicos de melior. It es dunc a considerar quam succurs veloci por evitar li absentie total de vocabulárium adequat in Wiktionary. <big><b>Liste de Collaboratores:</b></big> *[[User:oui|oui]] Addi tu n&oacute;mine supra. 1845 4253 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue a]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue a]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''a''' -- ha</br> '''à''' -- a, al</br> '''à air comprimé''' -- a aere compresset</br> '''à cause, pour''' -- pro</br> '''à côté''' -- apu</br> '''à plus tard''' -- a (il) plu tarde</br> '''à qui, à quel, à quelle''' -- quem</br> '''à retourner''' -- a restituer</br> '''à travers''' -- tra</br> '''à usage unique''' -- por usage unic</br> '''à vapeur''' -- a vapor</br> '''abat-jour''' -- para-luce</br> '''abattre''' -- mortificar</br> '''abattre''' -- abatter</br> '''abcès''' -- abscess</br> '''abcès dentaire''' -- fistul dental</br> '''abdomen''' -- abdómine</br> '''abîme''' -- abiss</br> '''abîmer''' -- leder</br> '''ablatif''' -- ablativ</br> '''abondant''' -- abundant</br> '''abreuver''' -- far trincar</br> '''abreuvoir''' -- trincuore</br> '''abri''' -- protection-refugie</br> '''abri''' -- baracca</br> '''abricot''' -- abricot</br> '''abris''' -- refugie</br> '''abruti''' -- stupid</br> '''absent''' -- </br> '''absinthe''' -- absint</br> '''absorbant''' -- absorptiv</br> '''abstenir (s'~)''' -- abstiner </br> '''abstinence''' -- abstinentie</br> '''abus''' -- abusa</br> '''abusif''' -- abusiv</br> '''accent''' -- accentu</br> '''accent''' -- accentuation</br> '''accessible''' -- accessíbil</br> '''accessoires''' -- accessories </br> '''accidenté''' -- ínplan</br> '''accompagner''' -- acompaniar</br> '''accord''' -- accordation</br> '''accoucher''' -- acuchar</br> '''accroître de manière potentielle''' -- potentiar</br> '''accusatif''' -- acusativ</br> '''accusation''' -- acusation</br> '''accuser''' -- acusar, inculpar</br> '''acheter''' -- comprar</br> '''acide''' -- acid</br> '''acidulé''' -- poc-acid</br> '''acier''' -- stal</br> '''acier trempé''' -- stal trempat</br> '''acte de décès''' -- document de morte</br> '''acte de mariage''' -- document de maritage</br> '''acte de naissance''' -- document de nascientie</br> '''actions''' -- actiones</br> '''activités''' -- </br> '''adaptable''' -- selectibil</br> '''additionner''' -- addir</br> '''adduction d'eau''' -- aqueduction</br> '''adieu''' -- adío</br> '''adjectif''' -- adjectiv</br> '''adolescent''' -- adolescent</br> '''adopter''' -- adopter</br> '''adresse''' -- adresse</br> '''adresse courrielle''' -- adresse de post electronic</br> '''adulte''' -- adult</br> '''adverbe''' -- adverbie</br> '''adversaire''' -- adversari</br> '''aération''' -- aeration</br> '''aéré''' -- aeri</br> '''aérolithe''' -- aerolite</br> '''aéroport''' -- aeroportu</br> '''aérosol''' -- aerosolution</br> '''affable''' -- afábil</br> '''affaires de sport''' -- sport-equipament</br> '''affaissé''' -- -</br> '''affectueusement''' -- afectuosimen</br> '''affiche''' -- afiche</br> '''Afrique''' -- Africa</br> '''agenouiller (s'~)''' -- genuflecter</br> '''agitation''' -- agitation</br> '''agneau''' -- agne</br> '''agonir''' -- agoniar</br> '''agrafe''' -- agraffe</br> '''agrafé''' -- cramponat</br> '''agrafer''' -- cramponar</br> '''agraire''' -- agrari</br> '''agrandir (s'-)''' -- extender (se)</br> '''agrandissement''' -- agrandisament</br> '''agréable''' -- agreábil</br> '''agressif''' -- acri</br> '''agressif''' -- agressiv</br> '''agression''' -- agression</br> '''agriculture''' -- agricultura</br> '''aigu''' -- acut</br> '''aigu''' -- ad supra</br> '''aiguille à coudre''' -- su-agullie</br> '''aiguille à tricoter''' -- tricot-agullie</br> '''aiguiser''' -- acutar</br> '''ail''' -- alie</br> '''ailloli''' -- ayoli</br> '''aimable''' -- amábil</br> '''aine''' -- ingue</br> '''aîné''' -- antenascet</br> '''aire de séchage''' -- siccation-plazza</br> '''airelle rouge''' -- vaccinie (mirtille rubi)</br> '''aisé''' -- opulent</br> '''aisselle''' -- axille</br> '''alambic''' -- alambic</br> '''alcool''' -- alcohol</br> '''alcôve''' -- alcov</br> '''alèse''' -- protection-toal impermeabil</br> '''algue''' -- alga</br> '''Alimentation''' -- Nutrition</br> '''alimentation en eau''' -- aquefurnition</br> '''alimenter''' -- nutrir</br> '''aliments d'origine animale''' -- alimentes animal</br> '''aliments végétariens''' -- alimentes vegetal</br> '''aliments végétaux élaborés''' -- alimentes vegetal elaborat</br> '''allaiter''' -- alactar</br> '''allée''' -- allé</br> '''aller''' -- ear</br> '''allopathique''' -- alopatic</br> '''allume-gaz''' -- gas-inflammor</br> '''alors''' -- alor</br> '''alphabet''' -- alfabete</br> '''alphabet phonétique''' -- alfabete fonetic</br> '''alternance''' -- alternation</br> '''altitude''' -- altitúdine</br> '''aluminisé''' -- aluminisat</br> '''aluminium''' -- aluminium</br> '''alvéole''' -- alveole</br> '''amande''' -- mandul</br> '''amas de galaxies''' -- amasse de galaxes</br> '''ambulance''' -- ambulantie</br> '''ambulancier''' -- conductor de vehícul salvatori</br> '''ambulant''' -- ambulant</br> '''Amérique''' -- America</br> '''amiante''' -- asbest</br> '''amical''' -- amical</br> '''amicalement''' -- amicalmen</br> '''amphithéâtre''' -- semi-círcul-teatre</br> '''ample''' -- ampli</br> '''ampoule électrique''' -- ampulle electric</br> '''amygdale''' -- tonsille</br> '''analphabète''' -- analfabetic</br> '''analyse''' -- analys</br> '''analyser''' -- analisar</br> '''ananas''' -- ananas</br> '''ancien''' -- ancian</br> '''aneth''' -- graveol</br> '''angine''' -- angina</br> '''anguille''' -- anguille</br> '''anis''' -- anis</br> '''anneau''' -- anelle</br> '''anneau de caoutchouc''' -- anelle de cautchuc</br> '''anneau vissable''' -- bucle-scruv</br> '''année préparatoire''' -- preparation-annu</br> '''annexe''' -- annex</br> '''anniversaire''' -- anniversarie</br> '''annulaire''' -- annelari</br> '''antibiotique''' -- antibiotic</br> '''anti-olfactif''' -- desodor(is)ant</br> '''antipathique''' -- antipatic</br> '''antipode''' -- antipode</br> '''antique''' -- antiqui</br> '''anti-rouille''' -- contra-oxid-verniss</br> '''anti-transpirant''' -- anti-transpirant</br> '''anus''' -- ánus</br> '''anus artificiel''' -- ánus artificial</br> '''aplanir''' -- aplastar</br> '''aplatir''' -- aplastar</br> '''apoplexie''' -- apoplexie</br> '''apostrophe''' -- apostrof</br> '''appareil''' -- aparate</br> '''appareil de chauffage''' -- aparate de calentation</br> '''appareil pour marcher''' -- ea-auxilie</br> '''appareillage vidéo''' -- video-aparates</br> '''apparence''' -- aparentie</br> '''appartement en colocation''' -- comunité-logí(ment)</br> '''appel au secours, appel des secours''' -- appel d'urgentie (numeró d'~)</br> '''appendice''' -- appendix</br> '''applicateur''' -- aplicator</br> '''applicateur à boule''' -- bul-aplicator</br> '''application''' -- aplication</br> '''appliqué''' -- zeli</br> '''applique murale pour le lit''' -- murlampe de lette</br> '''apporter''' -- aportar</br> '''appréciation''' -- apreciation</br> '''apprécier''' -- apreciar</br> '''apprendre''' -- aprender</br> '''apprenti''' -- aprentiso</br> '''apprentissage''' -- aprentisage</br> '''apprivoisé''' -- amansat</br> '''après''' -- a to</br> '''après ça''' -- poy to</br> '''apte à être pris en charge''' -- promotion-apt</br> '''aqueduc''' -- aqueducte</br> '''arachide''' -- arachide</br> '''arbuste''' -- arbuste</br> '''arc''' -- arc</br> '''arc''' -- arc</br> '''arc-en-ciel''' -- arc-in-ciel</br> '''archipel''' -- archipelago</br> '''argent''' -- argente</br> '''argile''' -- argil</br> '''argousier''' -- hipofé</br> '''argumentation''' -- argumentation</br> '''armoire''' -- scaf</br> '''armoire à miroir''' -- spegul-scaf</br> '''armoire à provisions''' -- provision-scaf</br> '''armoire de rangement''' -- pott-scaf</br> '''armoire-lit''' -- scaf-lette</br> '''armoise''' -- artemis</br> '''armure''' -- text-mustre</br> '''aromatique''' -- aromatic</br> '''arranger''' -- arangear</br> '''arrêt''' -- stopp-loc</br> '''arrêt cardiaque''' -- cessation cordial</br> '''arrêter''' -- arestar</br> '''arrivée''' -- ariva</br> '''arrondi''' -- arondat</br> '''arroser''' -- arosear</br> '''arroser''' -- asperser</br> '''arrosoir de douche''' -- aroseator</br> '''art artisanal''' -- industie artístic</br> '''artère''' -- arterie</br> '''arthrite''' -- artrite</br> '''artichaut''' -- artichoc, cinara</br> '''article''' -- article (EdW), artícul {A.M.)</br> '''articulation''' -- articulation</br> '''articulation du genou''' -- genú-articulation</br> '''Arts''' -- Artes</br> '''Asie''' -- Asia</br> '''aspect''' -- aspecte</br> '''asperger''' -- asperser</br> '''aspirateur ''' -- aspirator </br> '''aspirer''' -- aspirar</br> '''aspirer (le liquide)''' -- aspirar (li liquid)</br> '''assassinat''' -- mortation</br> '''assembler''' -- assemblar</br> '''assermenter''' -- far jurar</br> '''assette à dessert''' -- dessert-platil</br> '''assiette''' -- platil</br> '''assiette creuse''' -- cav-platil</br> '''assimiler''' -- assimilar</br> '''assistance''' -- assistentie</br> '''assistant social de sursis''' -- suspension-auxilie</br> '''assortiment''' -- assortiment</br> '''assurance''' -- assecurantie</br> '''assurance chômage''' -- assecurantie de labor-manca</br> '''assurance complémentaire''' -- assecurantie complementari</br> '''assureur''' -- assecurantie-agente</br> '''astigmatisme''' -- astigmatism</br> '''astre''' -- astre</br> '''ateliers municipaux''' -- ateliere municipal</br> '''athlétique''' -- atletic</br> '''atmosphère''' -- atmosfere</br> '''atmosphérique''' -- atmosferic</br> '''attachant''' -- atachant</br> '''atteler''' -- atelar</br> '''attendre''' -- atender, expectar</br> '''attentif''' -- atentiv</br> '''attestation de maladie''' -- maladie-atest</br> '''attouchement''' -- tuchach</br> '''attraction''' -- atration</br> '''attribut''' -- attributiv</br> '''au lieu de''' -- vice</br> '''au milieu''' -- sub to</br> '''au moyen, grâce à''' -- per, med</br> '''au pro rata''' -- pro-rata</br> '''au revoir''' -- a (til) revide</br> '''aubergine''' -- melongen</br> '''au-dessus''' -- supra</br> '''audience''' -- audientie</br> '''auge''' -- nutriment-trog</br> '''ausculter''' -- auscultar</br> '''Australie''' -- Australia</br> '''autochtone''' -- autocton</br> '''autogène''' -- autogenerant</br> '''auto-nettoyant''' -- self-nettant</br> '''auxiliaire (verbe ~)''' -- auxiliare</br> '''avaler''' -- glotir</br> '''avances''' -- avanses</br> '''avare''' -- avari</br> '''avec''' -- con</br> '''avertir''' -- advertir</br> '''aveugle''' -- ciec</br> '''avocat''' -- avocado</br> '''avocat''' -- avocate</br> '''avocat général''' -- procurator</br> '''avoine''' -- aven</br> '''azote''' -- azot</br> 1846 4251 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue / a]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue / a]]: Converting page titles to lowercase 1847 4255 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue b]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue b]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''bac, container''' -- reservuore<br/> '''baccalauréat''' -- baccalaureat <br/> '''bactéricide''' -- bactericide<br/> '''badiane''' -- illice<br/> '''baguette de protection''' -- protection-listel<br/> '''baguette décorative''' -- decoration-listel<br/> '''baie''' -- bay<br/> '''baies ''' -- beres <br/> '''baigner''' -- balnear<br/> '''baignoire''' -- balne-cuve<br/> '''bain-marie''' -- aqua-balne<br/> '''baisser''' -- bassar<br/> '''balai ''' -- balaye <br/> '''balance''' -- balancie<br/> '''balayer''' -- balayar<br/> '''balayette''' -- balayette<br/> '''balcon''' -- balcon<br/> '''baldaquin''' -- cortine de lette<br/> '''balle''' -- balle<br/> '''banane''' -- banane<br/> '''banc''' -- banc(a) <br/> '''banc d'angle''' -- sedecuneo<br/> '''bandage''' -- bandage<br/> '''bande de fixation''' -- band de ligation<br/> '''banque''' -- bank<br/> '''baptême''' -- baptisme<br/> '''barbe''' -- barbe<br/> '''baril''' -- baril<br/> '''bariolé''' -- multicolori<br/> '''barre''' -- rel<br/> '''barré''' -- strecat<br/> '''barré''' -- tralineat<br/> '''barré''' -- trastrecat<br/> '''barre à rideau''' -- cortin-fust<br/> '''barre d'habitations''' -- habitation-bloc<br/> '''barre porte-vêtements''' -- fust porta-vestimentes<br/> '''barrer''' -- barrar<br/> '''bas''' -- strump<br/> '''bas''' -- bass<br/> '''basilique''' -- basilic<br/> '''bassine''' -- truelie<br/> '''bâtiment''' -- constructura<br/> '''bâtiment administratif''' -- edificie administrativ<br/> '''bâtiment scolaire''' -- scol-dom<br/> '''bâton ''' -- baston <br/> '''bâtonnet grattoir''' -- dent-lignette<br/> '''battement''' -- battement<br/> '''battre''' -- batter<br/> '''battre''' -- drachar<br/> '''beau''' -- bell<br/> '''beau-frère''' -- bel-fratre<br/> '''beau-père''' -- bel-patre <br/> '''beaux-parents''' -- bel-familie<br/> '''bec [de pince]''' -- bec [pince-~]<br/> '''bêche''' -- fossette, spade<br/> '''bêcher''' -- fossar, spadar<br/> '''belle-famille''' -- bel-familie<br/> '''belle-mère''' -- bel-matre<br/> '''belle-sœur''' -- bel-sestra<br/> '''berger''' -- pastero<br/> '''bestial''' -- bestial<br/> '''bête''' -- stult<br/> '''bêtise''' -- stulteríe<br/> '''béton''' -- beton<br/> '''betterave''' -- bet-rap<br/> '''betterave blanche''' -- nap<br/> '''beurre''' -- buttre<br/> '''beurrier''' -- buttre-cloche<br/> '''bibliothèque''' -- biblioteca<br/> '''bicarbonate''' -- lixive<br/> '''biceps''' -- biceps<br/> '''bidon''' -- canistre<br/> '''bienveillance''' -- bonvolentie<br/> '''bienveillant''' -- benevolenti<br/> '''bienvenue''' -- bonvenit<br/> '''bière''' -- bir<br/> '''bigarré''' -- multicolori<br/> '''bile''' -- bilie<br/> '''billet''' -- billet<br/> '''billion''' -- billion<br/> '''biner''' -- haccar<br/> '''binette''' -- binette<br/> '''blanc''' -- blanc<br/> '''blanchiment''' -- lavería<br/> '''blanchir''' -- blancar<br/> '''blessure (apparente)''' -- vúlnere (visíbil)<br/> '''blette''' -- beta<br/> '''bleu''' -- blu<br/> '''bleu de travail''' -- vestiment blu<br/> '''bleu sombre''' -- blu tenebrosi<br/> '''bloc à aiguiser''' -- bloc por acutar<br/> '''bloc d'alun''' -- bloc de alune, alun-bloc<br/> '''bloc de graisse''' -- grasse-cub<br/> '''bloc de savon ''' -- sapon-bloc <br/> '''blouse''' -- surtute-camise<br/> '''bobine''' -- spul, bobine<br/> '''bobine de tissu''' -- text-rul<br/> '''bobiner''' -- spular<br/> '''bocage''' -- boscage<br/> '''bœuf''' -- bove<br/> '''bois''' -- ligne<br/> '''bois (en ~)''' -- ligne (de ~)<br/> '''boissons alcoolisées''' -- trincages con alcohol<br/> '''boissons sans alcool''' -- trincages sin alcohol<br/> '''boîte''' -- bux<br/> '''boîte à clef à cliquet''' -- cliquet-assortiment<br/> '''boîte à lettres''' -- post-scaf<br/> '''boîte aux lettres''' -- lettre-bux<br/> '''boîte de jus de tomates''' -- buxette de suc de tomates<br/> '''boîte de tomates''' -- buxette de tomates<br/> '''boîte métallique''' -- bux metallic<br/> '''boiter''' -- claudicar<br/> '''bol, tasse à déjeuné''' -- dejeuné-tasse<br/> '''bolet''' -- bolet<br/> '''bon à rien''' -- íncapabil<br/> '''bon après-midi''' -- bon midí<br/> '''bon point''' -- assiduitá-punctu<br/> '''bon, bien''' -- bon<br/> '''bonhomie''' -- boncordiositá<br/> '''bonjour''' -- bon die<br/> '''bonjour''' -- bon matin<br/> '''bonne nuit''' -- bon nocte<br/> '''bonnet''' -- cofie<br/> '''bonsoir''' -- bon vésper<br/> '''bord''' -- bord<br/> '''border''' -- bordar<br/> '''bordure (décorative)''' -- decoration-borde<br/> '''bosse, tumulaire''' -- tumul<br/> '''botte''' -- botte<br/> '''bouc''' -- barbe de buc<br/> '''bouc''' -- barbe puntat<br/> '''bouche''' -- bocca<br/> '''bouché''' -- obstructet<br/> '''bouche d'évacuation''' -- apertura por exfluentie<br/> '''boucher''' -- cluder<br/> '''bouchon''' -- tapon, corc<br/> '''bouclé''' -- buclat<br/> '''boucle, anneau, bague''' -- bucle<br/> '''boudin''' -- sanguesalsice<br/> '''bouillir ''' -- bollir <br/> '''bouillon ''' -- boullion <br/> '''bouillon en poudre''' -- boullion-pudre<br/> '''bouillotte''' -- lette-botelle<br/> '''boule de pain''' -- pane-bul<br/> '''boulevard (périphérique)''' -- bulevard<br/> '''bourg''' -- borgo<br/> '''bourrache''' -- borago<br/> '''bourrasque''' -- burasca<br/> '''bourre''' -- feltre<br/> '''bourse''' -- borse<br/> '''bourse''' -- stipendie<br/> '''bouteille''' -- botell<br/> '''bouteille, bombonne''' -- botell<br/> '''bouton''' -- buton<br/> '''boutonnable''' -- butonabil<br/> '''boutonné''' -- butonat<br/> '''boutonner''' -- butonar<br/> '''branche''' -- branche<br/> '''bras''' -- brasse<br/> '''brasser''' -- suldar<br/> '''brave''' -- convenent<br/> '''bretelles''' -- bretelles<br/> '''brillant''' -- brilliant<br/> '''briller''' -- brilliar<br/> '''brin''' -- verge<br/> '''brique''' -- brique<br/> '''broche''' -- férul<br/> '''broché''' -- brochat<br/> '''brochet''' -- lucio<br/> '''brochette''' -- lanse<br/> '''brochure''' -- brochura<br/> '''brocoli''' -- brocaule<br/> '''broder''' -- trapuntar<br/> '''broder''' -- brodar<br/> '''broderie''' -- trapunte<br/> '''bronze''' -- bronze<br/> '''brosse''' -- brosse<br/> '''brosse à chaussures''' -- sapate-brosse<br/> '''brosse à dents''' -- brosse por dentes, dente-brosse<br/> '''brosse à habits''' -- vestiment-brosse<br/> '''brosse de nettoyage''' -- nettation-brosse<br/> '''brosse en fils d'acier''' -- stal-brosse<br/> '''brosse en fils de bronze''' -- bronze-brosse<br/> '''brosse métallique''' -- metall-brosse<br/> '''brosser''' -- brossar<br/> '''brouette''' -- pussacarrette<br/> '''brouillard''' -- nebul<br/> '''brouillard galactique''' -- nebul galactic<br/> '''broyé''' -- discrumelat<br/> '''broyeur de déchets''' -- rest-aplastator<br/> '''bru''' -- bel-filia<br/> '''bruit''' -- bruida<br/> '''brûleur''' -- brulor<br/> '''brûlure''' -- brulatura<br/> '''brunir''' -- brunar<br/> '''bruyant''' -- bruiant<br/> '''buanderie''' -- chambre de lavage<br/> '''bulletin d'arrêt de travail pour maladie''' -- declaration de malad-scrir<br/> '''bureau de l'instituteur''' -- preceptor-table<br/> '''bureau du médecin''' -- buró de médico<br/> '''buste''' -- buste<br/> 1848 4257 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue c]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue c]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''cabine d'essayage''' -- cabine de changeament<br/> '''cabinet médical''' -- clientela medical<br/> '''cacao ''' -- cacáo <br/> '''cachet''' -- tablette<br/> '''cactus''' -- cacté<br/> '''cadastre''' -- oficie de suol-proprietá<br/> '''caddy''' -- corb-carre<br/> '''cadet''' -- posnascet<br/> '''cadre''' -- cadre<br/> '''cadre de lit''' -- frame de lette<br/> '''cadre de porte''' -- frame de porta<br/> '''cafard''' -- blatte<br/> '''café ''' -- café <br/> '''cafetière''' -- cafeiere<br/> '''cahier''' -- caderne<br/> '''cahier de communication''' -- comunication-caderne<br/> '''caisse''' -- cassa<br/> '''caisse''' -- chest<br/> '''caisse de retraite''' -- renta-cassa<br/> '''caisse de retraite''' -- oficie de renta-cassa<br/> '''caisse de santé''' -- sanita-cassa<br/> '''caisse de santé''' -- oficie de sanita-cassa<br/> '''caisse d'épargne''' -- cassa de sparniament<br/> '''caisse d'épargne''' -- cassa de sparniament<br/> '''caisse d'épargne construction''' -- sparniament-cassa por li construction<br/> '''caisse en bois ''' -- chest lignin <br/> '''caissette''' -- chestette<br/> '''calcaire''' -- calce<br/> '''calcul biliaire''' -- calcul biliari<br/> '''calcul rénal''' -- calcul renal<br/> '''calculer''' -- calcular<br/> '''caleçon''' -- calsone<br/> '''calme''' -- calm<br/> '''calvitie partielle''' -- coron<br/> '''canal respiratoire''' -- aer-tub<br/> '''canalisation de chauffage''' -- calentation-tub<br/> '''canard''' -- anate<br/> '''cancer''' -- cáncer<br/> '''candidature''' -- <br/> '''canette''' -- buxette<br/> '''canne''' -- promenade-canne<br/> '''cannelle''' -- cannelle<br/> '''canton, unité administrative''' -- subdistrict<br/> '''caoutchouté''' -- gummat<br/> '''capable''' -- capábil<br/> '''cape''' -- cappe<br/> '''capitonné''' -- stuffat<br/> '''câpre ''' -- cáppare <br/> '''capter''' -- capter<br/> '''car''' -- nam<br/> '''caractères arabes''' -- scritura arabici<br/> '''caractères cyrilliques''' -- <br/> '''caractères grecs''' -- scritura greci<br/> '''caractères hébreux''' -- <br/> '''caractères latins''' -- scritura latini<br/> '''caractères nagaris''' -- <br/> '''carbone''' -- carbon<br/> '''cardamome''' -- cardamom<br/> '''carde''' -- carde<br/> '''carder''' -- carde-pectinar<br/> '''cardinal''' -- cardinal<br/> '''cardiologue''' -- corte-médico<br/> '''carie''' -- carie<br/> '''carnet''' -- caderne<br/> '''carotte''' -- carotte<br/> '''carpe''' -- carpe<br/> '''carré''' -- quadrate<br/> '''carré''' -- quadrati<br/> '''carrelage''' -- carrelage<br/> '''carreler''' -- carrelar<br/> '''carte''' -- cart<br/> '''carte (d'identité) scolaire''' -- scolero-atest-cart<br/> '''carte électronique''' -- carte electronic<br/> '''cartilage''' -- cartilágine<br/> '''cartilage thyroïde''' -- scud-cartilágine<br/> '''carton''' -- carton<br/> '''carvi ''' -- cumin <br/> '''cas''' -- casu<br/> '''case''' -- compartiment<br/> '''caséine''' -- caseine<br/> '''caserne''' -- caserne<br/> '''caserne de police''' -- police-caserne<br/> '''casier à bouteilles''' -- botell-chest<br/> '''casier judiciaire''' -- <br/> '''casque''' -- helm<br/> '''casquette''' -- casquette<br/> '''casse-cou''' -- riscajoyant<br/> '''casse-noisettes''' -- nace-cracator<br/> '''casser''' -- fracter<br/> '''casserole''' -- casserol<br/> '''castrer''' -- castrar<br/> '''catarrhe''' -- catarre<br/> '''cathédrale''' -- catedrale <br/> '''caustique, corrosif''' -- corosiv<br/> '''caution''' -- caution<br/> '''cave''' -- cava<br/> '''caverne''' -- caverne<br/> '''caviar''' -- caviare<br/> '''cédille''' -- cedilla<br/> '''ceinture''' -- cintura<br/> '''ceinture de sauvetage''' -- salvation-cintura<br/> '''célibataire''' -- celib<br/> '''célibataire (f.)''' -- celibataria<br/> '''célibataire (m.)''' -- celibatario<br/> '''celle-ci, celui-ci, ceux-ci''' -- ti, ti-ci, to<br/> '''celle-là, celui-là, ceux-là''' -- ti-ta, to<br/> '''cellulosique''' -- cellulosic<br/> '''cendrier''' -- cindrecolector<br/> '''cent''' -- cent<br/> '''centrale électrique''' -- electricita-usina<br/> '''centre''' -- centre<br/> '''centre anti-poison''' -- intoxication-centre<br/> '''centre commercial''' -- centre commercial<br/> '''centre de recherche''' -- resercha-institute<br/> '''centre ville''' -- cite-centre<br/> '''centrifuger''' -- slingar<br/> '''céramique''' -- ceramic<br/> '''cercle''' -- circul<br/> '''cercueil''' -- sarco<br/> '''céréale ''' -- cereale <br/> '''cérébral''' -- cerebral<br/> '''cerfeuil''' -- cerefolie<br/> '''cerise''' -- cerese<br/> '''certificat de fin de scolarité''' -- scol-atest(ation) final<br/> '''cerveau''' -- cerebre<br/> '''cervelle''' -- cerebelle<br/> '''chaîne''' -- caten<br/> '''chaîne''' -- rul-fil<br/> '''chaîne audio''' -- audio-aparates<br/> '''chaîne montagneuse''' -- caten de montanias<br/> '''chaise''' -- stule <br/> '''chaleur''' -- calore<br/> '''chambre''' -- chambre de logiament<br/> '''chambre à coucher''' -- chambre a dormir<br/> '''chambre de bonne, de personnel''' -- chambre de servitor<br/> '''chambre d'enfant(s)''' -- chambre de infant<br/> '''chambre des parents''' -- chambre de genitores<br/> '''chambre d'hôte (d'amis)''' -- chambre de gast<br/> '''chambre froide''' -- refrigerator-cámera<br/> '''chameau''' -- camel<br/> '''champignons ''' -- fungo <br/> '''chance''' -- chance<br/> '''chandail''' -- tricot<br/> '''chant''' -- cante<br/> '''chanterelle''' -- cantarelle<br/> '''chantier''' -- loc de construction<br/> '''chapeau''' -- chapel<br/> '''chapitre''' -- capítul<br/> '''charbon incandescent''' -- carbon ardent<br/> '''charge''' -- charge<br/> '''chariot élévateur''' -- furca-carre<br/> '''charrue''' -- plug<br/> '''charte''' -- charta<br/> '''chasse d'eau''' -- aqua-trombe<br/> '''châtaigne''' -- castanie<br/> '''chaud''' -- calid<br/> '''chauffage''' -- calentation<br/> '''chauffage au gaz''' -- calentation a gas<br/> '''chauffage au pétrole''' -- calentation a petroleo<br/> '''chauffage central''' -- calentation central<br/> '''chauffage électrique''' -- calentation electric<br/> '''chauffage indépendant''' -- calentation apart<br/> '''chauffe-eau''' -- aqua-bollior<br/> '''chaussure''' -- sapate<br/> '''chaux''' -- calce<br/> '''chef de service''' -- oficie-director<br/> '''chef d'établissement''' -- scol-director<br/> '''chef-lieu local''' -- district-capitale<br/> '''chemin publique''' -- via public<br/> '''cheminée''' -- chimené<br/> '''chemise''' -- camise<br/> '''chemisette''' -- camisette<br/> '''cher ami''' -- car amico<br/> '''cher monsieur X''' -- car senior<br/> '''chercher''' -- serchar<br/> '''chère amie''' -- car amica<br/> '''chère madame X''' -- car seniora<br/> '''chère mademoiselle X''' -- car senioretta<br/> '''chères amies''' -- car amicas<br/> '''chers amis''' -- car amicos, car amices<br/> '''cheval''' -- cavalle<br/> '''cheveu, poil''' -- capille<br/> '''cheville''' -- maleol<br/> '''cheville d'ancrage''' -- ancre-tampon<br/> '''cheville d'assemblage''' -- assemblage-tampon<br/> '''cheville de bois''' -- scruv-ancre de ligne<br/> '''cheville en fibres''' -- scruv-ancre de fibre-substantie<br/> '''cheville en polyamide''' -- scruv-ancre de poliamid<br/> '''cheville murale''' -- tampon mural<br/> '''cheville pour vis''' -- scruv-ancre<br/> '''chèvre''' -- capra<br/> '''chevreuil''' -- capreol<br/> '''chez''' -- che<br/> '''chicon''' -- caul chinesi<br/> '''chicorée''' -- cicoré<br/> '''chicorée frisée''' -- cicoré friset<br/> '''chien''' -- cane<br/> '''chiffon''' -- chifon<br/> '''chiffon''' -- nettette<br/> '''chiffon pour polir''' -- polir-toal<br/> '''chiffre''' -- ciffre<br/> '''chiffre suivant la virgule''' -- post-comma-ciffre<br/> '''chirurgien''' -- chirurgist<br/> '''chlorure de polyvinyle''' -- polivinilclorid<br/> '''chômage''' -- labor-manca<br/> '''chou ''' -- caul <br/> '''chou bruxellois''' -- caul de Bruxelles<br/> '''chou de Milan''' -- caul de Savoya<br/> '''chou fleur''' -- cauliflor<br/> '''chou pékinois''' -- caul de Beijing<br/> '''chou rouge''' -- caul rubi<br/> '''choucroute ''' -- sauerkraut <br/> '''chou-rave''' -- cauliflor<br/> '''chute''' -- cade<br/> '''ciboulette''' -- cebul<br/> '''cidre''' -- cidre<br/> '''ciel''' -- ciel<br/> '''cil''' -- cilie<br/> '''cimetière''' -- jardin del mortes<br/> '''cinéma''' -- cinemá<br/> '''cinq''' -- quin<br/> '''cinquante''' -- quinant<br/> '''cintre''' -- vestiment-arc<br/> '''circoncision''' -- circumcision<br/> '''circonflexe''' -- circumflexet<br/> '''circonspect''' -- prudent<br/> '''circulaire''' -- circulari<br/> '''circulation sanguine''' -- circulation sanguin<br/> '''cire''' -- cire<br/> '''cirer''' -- cirar<br/> '''cisaille''' -- lad-cisores<br/> '''cisaille''' -- cisette fort<br/> '''cisaille de jardin''' -- baston-cisores<br/> '''cisaille forte''' -- baston-cisores<br/> '''ciseaux''' -- cisores<br/> '''ciseaux''' -- cisores<br/> '''ciseaux''' -- cisores<br/> '''ciseaux à ongles''' -- cisores por ungul<br/> '''ciseaux de couturière''' -- toal-cisores<br/> '''ciseaux pour papier''' -- papere-cisores<br/> '''ciseler, entailler''' -- ciser<br/> '''citadin''' -- citean<br/> '''cité''' -- cité<br/> '''citoyen''' -- cive<br/> '''citron''' -- citron<br/> '''civière (à roulettes)''' -- salvation-lette (con rotettes)<br/> '''civil''' -- civil <br/> '''clair''' -- clar<br/> '''clarifier''' -- claraar<br/> '''classe''' -- classe<br/> '''clavier''' -- claviatura<br/> '''clef''' -- clave<br/> '''clef à anneau''' -- anell-clave<br/> '''clef à cliquet''' -- cliquet-clave<br/> '''clef à molette''' -- clave regulabil<br/> '''clef à pipe''' -- tub-clave<br/> '''clef plate''' -- furca-clave<br/> '''clientèle''' -- clientela<br/> '''clientèle d'infirmière''' -- clientela de infirmera<br/> '''climatisation''' -- climatisation<br/> '''cloche à fromage''' -- caseo-cloche<br/> '''cloche en toile grillagée''' -- cloche de mosca-grate<br/> '''clôture''' -- palissage<br/> '''clou''' -- clove<br/> '''clou à anneau''' -- bucle-clove<br/> '''clou en acier dur''' -- mur-clove<br/> '''clou-crochet''' -- croc-clove<br/> '''coaguler''' -- coagular<br/> '''code''' -- code<br/> '''cœur''' -- cordie<br/> '''coiffer''' -- friser<br/> '''coiffeur''' -- frisero<br/> '''coin fumeurs''' -- angul por fumatores<br/> '''coincé''' -- includet<br/> '''coing''' -- cidonio<br/> '''coït''' -- coition<br/> '''coïter''' -- coiter<br/> '''col''' -- col<br/> '''col''' -- colare<br/> '''col''' -- pass<br/> '''colère hormonale''' -- hormon-colere<br/> '''collants''' -- strumpcalsone<br/> '''colle''' -- colle<br/> '''colle''' -- glutine<br/> '''colle de peau''' -- colle de pelle<br/> '''colle rapide''' -- colle rapidi<br/> '''colle transparent''' -- colle transparent<br/> '''collectif''' -- collectiv<br/> '''collectivité''' -- comunité<br/> '''collège''' -- scol secundari<br/> '''coller''' -- collar<br/> '''collier''' -- barbe coliere<br/> '''colline''' -- coline<br/> '''collision''' -- colpe<br/> '''colocataire''' -- co-luero<br/> '''colonne''' -- colonne<br/> '''colonne''' -- columne<br/> '''colonne vertébrale''' -- colonne vertebral<br/> '''colorant pour cheveux''' -- tinctura por capilles<br/> '''coloré''' -- colori<br/> '''colorer''' -- colorar<br/> '''colza''' -- brassice<br/> '''combinaison''' -- veste-pantalon<br/> '''combinaison d'apiculteur''' -- apicultor-vestiment<br/> '''combinaison en néoprène''' -- gummevestiment<br/> '''comble''' -- graniere<br/> '''combustion''' -- combustion<br/> '''comestible''' -- manjabil<br/> '''comète''' -- comete<br/> '''commerçant électricien''' -- comerciant electrician<br/> '''commerce''' -- comercie<br/> '''comparatif''' -- comparativ<br/> '''compartiment''' -- compartiment<br/> '''compas''' -- compasse<br/> '''compilation''' -- compilation<br/> '''complément''' -- complement<br/> '''compliment''' -- laudation<br/> '''composition''' -- composition<br/> '''compresse''' -- compresse<br/> '''compte''' -- conto<br/> '''compter''' -- contar<br/> '''concave''' -- concav<br/> '''concentré''' -- concentrat<br/> '''concernant, sur, de''' -- pri<br/> '''concierge''' -- scol-gardero<br/> '''concitoyen''' -- concive, concitean<br/> '''conclusion''' -- conclusion<br/> '''concombre''' -- cucumbre<br/> '''concours''' -- concurse<br/> '''concubin''' -- concubin(e/o)<br/> '''concubinage''' -- concubinage<br/> '''concubine''' -- concubina<br/> '''condiments ''' -- condimentes <br/> '''conditionnel''' -- conditional<br/> '''condoléances ''' -- condolenties <br/> '''conducteur électrique''' -- cable electric<br/> '''conduit de cheminée''' -- chimené-canale<br/> '''conduite d'eau''' -- aqua-tub<br/> '''cône''' -- cone<br/> '''conférence''' -- conferentie<br/> '''confessionnel''' -- confessional<br/> '''confluent''' -- confluent<br/> '''congelé''' -- gelat<br/> '''congestion pulmonaire''' -- inflammation pulmonari<br/> '''conjonction''' -- conjuntion<br/> '''conjugaison''' -- conjugation<br/> '''connecter''' -- <br/> ''''conscience''' -- conscientie<br/> '''conseil municipal''' -- consilie municipal<br/> '''conseillé''' -- recomandat<br/> '''conseiller municipal''' -- delegate municipal<br/> '''conservatoire''' -- music-scol<br/> '''conservatoire supérieur''' -- música-academie<br/> '''conserve''' -- conserve<br/> '''consigner, noter''' -- notar, consignar<br/> '''console de jeux''' -- amusament-equipment<br/> '''consommer''' -- consumar<br/> '''consonne''' -- consonant<br/> '''constipation''' -- constipation<br/> '''constipation''' -- constipation<br/> '''consulat''' -- consulat<br/> '''consultation''' -- consultation<br/> '''contester''' -- <br/> '''continent''' -- continente<br/> '''continue''' -- continui<br/> '''contraception''' -- contraception, anticonception<br/> '''contracter''' -- contraer<br/> '''contracter (se)''' -- contraer (se)<br/> '''contrat d'apprentissage''' -- aprentisage-contracte<br/> '''contrat de mariage''' -- contracte de maritage<br/> '''contrat de vie commune''' -- contracte de vive in unition<br/> '''contre''' -- contra<br/> '''contre''' -- contra to<br/> '''contre''' -- in contra to<br/> '''contrevenant''' -- contravenitor<br/> '''contrôle de flamme''' -- flamme-survigilor<br/> '''convalescence''' -- convalescentie<br/> '''convenable''' -- convenent<br/> '''conversion''' -- conversion<br/> '''convexe''' -- convex<br/> '''convocation''' -- convocation<br/> '''coordination''' -- coordination<br/> '''copeaux''' -- rabotallia<br/> '''copier''' -- copiar<br/> '''copieusement''' -- saturmen<br/> '''coquillage''' -- conche<br/> '''corbeille''' -- corb<br/> '''corbeille à détritus''' -- baril por balayallia<br/> '''corbeille à journaux''' -- jurnal-corb<br/> '''corde''' -- corde<br/> '''corde vocale''' -- corde vocal<br/> '''cordialement''' -- cordialmen<br/> '''cordon''' -- corde<br/> '''coriandre''' -- coriandre<br/> '''corindon''' -- corundum<br/> '''cornée''' -- cornea<br/> '''cornichon''' -- cucumbrette<br/> '''corps''' -- córpor<br/> '''corps ovale''' -- córpor oval<br/> '''corpulent''' -- corpulent<br/> '''corriger''' -- corecter<br/> '''corrosion''' -- corosion<br/> '''corsage''' -- corsage<br/> '''corsage (moulant)''' -- glissantcorsage<br/> '''cosméticienne''' -- cosmeticera<br/> '''cosmétique''' -- cosmetic <br/> '''costume, tailleur''' -- vestiment<br/> '''côte''' -- coste<br/> '''côté''' -- látere<br/> '''cotisation''' -- cotisation<br/> '''coton''' -- coton<br/> '''cou''' -- col<br/> '''couche''' -- involuette<br/> '''couche''' -- strate<br/> '''couche de base''' -- base-strate<br/> '''couche de protection''' -- protection-strate<br/> '''coucher (se ~)''' -- cuchar se<br/> '''coude''' -- cude<br/> '''coudre''' -- suer<br/> '''couette''' -- corporcussine<br/> '''couette en fibres''' -- corporcussine de fibres<br/> '''couette en laine''' -- lane-corporcussine<br/> '''couettes''' -- caudettes lateral<br/> '''couleur''' -- color<br/> '''couleur''' -- color<br/> '''couleur de la peau''' -- carnation<br/> '''couloir''' -- coridor<br/> '''coupable''' -- culpábil<br/> '''coupe''' -- cup <br/> '''coupe en brosse''' -- brosse-cup<br/> '''coupe en cristal''' -- cristall-platilette<br/> '''couper''' -- cupar<br/> '''couplet''' -- cuplete<br/> '''coupole''' -- cupol<br/> '''coupon''' -- cupon<br/> '''courageux''' -- corageosi<br/> '''courant''' -- currente<br/> '''courbe''' -- curvi<br/> '''courber''' -- flexer<br/> '''courber''' -- curvar<br/> '''courgette''' -- cucurbite<br/> '''courir''' -- currer<br/> '''courriel''' -- missageríe electronic<br/> '''courroie''' -- strap<br/> '''cour''' -- corte<br/> '''cours''' -- curse<br/> '''cours de rattrapage''' -- rejuntion-curse<br/> '''cours de récréations''' -- scol-corte<br/> '''cours du soir''' -- vésper-cursu<br/> '''court''' -- curt<br/> '''courtois''' -- cortesi<br/> '''cousin''' -- cusino<br/> '''cousine''' -- cusina<br/> '''coussin''' -- cussin<br/> '''coussin de dossier''' -- dorse-cussin<br/> '''coussin de repose-bras''' -- brasse-cussin<br/> '''couteau''' -- cultell<br/> '''couteau à fromage''' -- cutell a caseo<br/> '''couteau pliant''' -- cultell plicant<br/> '''couture''' -- sutura<br/> '''couvercle''' -- covriment<br/> '''couvercle de siège''' -- covriment de latrin-sede<br/> '''couverture''' -- covritura <br/> '''couverture''' -- cautela<br/> '''couverture de survie''' -- salvation-covritura<br/> '''couverture en coton''' -- coton-covritura<br/> '''couverture en laine de chameau''' -- camellane-covritura<br/> '''couverture pare-pluie''' -- covritura impermeabil<br/> '''couverture tissée en fibres''' -- covritura de fibres<br/> '''couverture tissée en laine''' -- lane-covritura<br/> '''couvre-lit''' -- covritura decorativ<br/> '''couvrir''' -- covrir<br/> '''couvrir au pinceau''' -- covrir per pinsel<br/> '''crabe''' -- crev<br/> '''craie''' -- crete<br/> '''craintif''' -- anxiosi<br/> '''crampon''' -- solea-crampon<br/> '''crâne''' -- cranie<br/> '''cratère''' -- crátere<br/> '''cravate''' -- cravatte<br/> '''crayon''' -- crayon<br/> '''crayon, stylo, feutre''' -- crayon, scri-plum, scri-feltre<br/> '''crèche''' -- crippe<br/> '''crème''' -- crem<br/> '''crème adoucissante''' -- crem dulcitant<br/> '''crème anti-moustiques''' -- crem (de protection) anti-mosquites<br/> '''crème anti-mycosique''' -- crem anti-fungosi<br/> '''crème de beauté''' -- crem de bellitá<br/> '''crème savon''' -- sapon liquid<br/> '''crème solaire''' -- crem (de protection) solari<br/> '''cresson de fontaine''' -- fonte-cresson<br/> '''cresson de jardin''' -- agre-cresson<br/> '''crête''' -- creste<br/> '''crevettes à l'avocat''' -- creves con avocat<br/> '''crible''' -- cribelle<br/> '''crime''' -- crímine<br/> '''crise''' -- ruinat (stomac, intestine, etc.)<br/> '''cristallin''' -- ocul-linse<br/> '''critique''' -- blam<br/> '''crochet''' -- croc<br/> '''crochet''' -- crocette<br/> '''crochet''' (à "tricoter") -- crochete<br/> '''crochet vissable''' -- croc-scruv<br/> '''croustillant (devenir ~)''' -- crustear<br/> '''cru''' -- frisc<br/> '''cruche''' -- cruche<br/> '''cruche de jus''' -- suc-cruche<br/> '''cruche en cristal, aiguière''' -- cristall-cruche<br/> '''crucifix''' -- cruce<br/> '''crudités de légumes''' -- crudages de legumes<br/> '''crudités de salades''' -- crudages de salade<br/> '''cruel''' -- cruel<br/> '''cube''' -- cub<br/> '''cube de bouillon''' -- boullion-cub<br/> ''''cuillère''' -- coclare<br/> '''cuillère à café''' -- café-coclare<br/> '''cuillère à dessert''' -- dessert-coclare<br/> '''cuillère à soupe''' -- sup-coclare<br/> '''cuillère dose''' -- mesur-coclare<br/> '''cuillère pour servir''' -- coclare a servir<br/> '''cuillerée ''' -- coclare <br/> '''cuir''' -- cute<br/> '''cuir à affûter''' -- cute por acutar<br/> '''cuire au four''' -- panificar<br/> '''cuisine''' -- cocin(erí)a<br/> '''cuisiner ''' -- cocinar <br/> '''cuisinière à gaz''' -- foy a gas<br/> '''cuisinière électrique''' -- foy electric<br/> '''cuisinière, réchaud''' -- foy<br/> '''cuisse''' -- femur<br/> '''cuit''' -- cocinat<br/> '''cul''' -- cul<br/> '''culotte en laine''' -- calson de lane<br/> '''culotte imperméable''' -- calson impermeabil<br/> '''cumin''' -- carum<br/> '''cure''' -- cura<br/> '''curriculum vitae''' -- <br/> '''cuve''' -- cuve<br/> '''cuvette''' -- bassin<br/> '''cuvette''' -- cuvette<br/> '''cyclone''' -- ciclon<br/> '''cylindre''' -- cilindre<br/> 1849 4259 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue d]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue d]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''damas''' -- damast<br/> '''dans''' -- in<br/> '''dans la phrase''' -- frase-medie<br/> '''dans, à l'intérieur''' -- intra<br/> '''danse''' -- dansa<br/> '''d'après-midi''' -- por pos-midí<br/> '''date''' -- dat<br/> '''date d'appartenance à la religion''' -- date de apartenentie al religion<br/> '''date de contrat de mariage''' -- date de contracte de maritage<br/> '''date de début de vie commune''' -- date de vive in unition<br/> '''date de décès''' -- date de morte<br/> '''date de mariage''' -- date de maritage<br/> '''date de naissance''' -- date de nascientie<br/> '''date de saillie''' -- date por covrir<br/> '''date de sentence de divorce''' -- date de sententie de divorcie<br/> '''date de sentence de mise sous tutelle''' -- date de sententie de mette sub tutela<br/> '''datif''' -- dativ<br/> '''de''' -- de, del<br/> '''dé à coudre''' -- fingrale<br/> '''de l'autre côté de''' -- trans<br/> '''de puit''' -- de fonte<br/> '''de rien''' -- neproquó<br/> '''débarrasser''' -- formoer<br/> '''débat''' -- debattes judiciari<br/> '''déblais''' -- escombre<br/> '''déblayer''' -- vacuar<br/> '''déblayer''' -- demoer<br/> '''déboiser''' -- arbor-extirpar<br/> '''débrouillard''' -- astut<br/> '''début de phrase''' -- frase-comense<br/> '''décanter''' -- decantar<br/> '''décharge''' -- descarge-loc<br/> '''déchetterie''' -- rejettallia-colect-loc<br/> '''décider''' -- decider<br/> '''déclaration''' -- <br/> '''déclinaison''' -- declination<br/> '''décocter''' -- decocter<br/> '''décoller''' -- descollar<br/> '''décolorée''' -- descolorat<br/> '''décontaminer''' -- decontaminar<br/> '''décorer''' -- decorar<br/> '''décortiquer''' -- de(s)corticar<br/> '''découper''' -- fender<br/> '''décourager''' -- descorageament<br/> '''découvrir''' -- decovrir<br/> '''décrasser''' -- decrassar<br/> '''décryptage de texte''' -- aconossement de textu<br/> '''dedans''' -- in<br/> '''déduire''' -- deducter<br/> '''déduire''' -- subtraer<br/> '''défavoriser''' -- desfavorisar<br/> '''défense''' -- defense<br/> '''défense''' -- defense<br/> '''déféquer''' -- excreer<br/> '''défini''' -- definit<br/> '''défoncer''' -- fresar<br/> '''défonceuse mobile''' -- frese móbili<br/> '''défonceuse, toupie''' -- frese-mechanism<br/> '''défricher''' -- arbustallia-extirpar<br/> '''dégoûtant''' -- aversi<br/> '''dégradé''' -- graduat<br/> '''dégraisser''' -- desgrassar<br/> '''dégraisser''' -- desgrassar<br/> '''degré''' -- gradu<br/> '''dégressif''' -- digressiv<br/> '''dehors''' -- ex to, de to<br/> '''délégué de classe''' -- class-delegate<br/> '''délégué des parents''' -- genitores-delegate<br/> '''délégué estudiantin''' -- studiantes-delegate<br/> '''d'élevage''' -- elevat<br/> '''délibérer''' -- deliberar<br/> '''délicat''' -- delicat<br/> '''délit''' -- delicte<br/> '''délit''' -- delicte<br/> '''delta''' -- delta<br/> '''demander''' -- demandar<br/> '''démaquiller''' -- desgrimar<br/> '''demi-douzaine''' -- demí-dozene<br/> '''démodé''' -- mode (éxter ~)<br/> '''démonstratif''' -- demonstrativ<br/> '''démontrer''' -- demonstrar<br/> '''dénoncer''' -- denunciar<br/> '''dénonciation''' -- denunciation<br/> '''dent''' -- dente<br/> '''dentifrice (crème ~)''' -- pasta dentifricti<br/> '''dentiste''' -- dentist<br/> '''départ''' -- depart<br/> '''départ de feu''' -- incendie-comense<br/> '''département, district''' -- district<br/> '''dépendant''' -- indigent de auxilie<br/> '''dépensier''' -- prodigosi<br/> '''déplacer''' -- mo(v)er<br/> '''dépolluer''' -- despolluer<br/> '''dépouiller''' -- de(s)pellar<br/> '''dépoussiérer''' -- depolvar<br/> '''depuis''' -- desde<br/> '''dérangeant''' -- trublard<br/> '''dérivation''' -- derivation<br/> '''dermatologue''' -- pelle-médico<br/> '''derrière''' -- detra<br/> '''des''' -- -<br/> '''descendre''' -- descender<br/> '''description''' -- descrition<br/> '''désert''' -- desert<br/> '''désertique''' -- desertic<br/> '''désherber''' -- herb-remoer<br/> '''désintoxication''' -- desintoxication<br/> '''désodorisant''' -- disodor(is)ant<br/> '''désodorisée''' -- desodorat<br/> '''désosser''' -- desossear<br/> '''desséché''' -- arid<br/> '''desserte''' -- deposi-table<br/> '''desserte roulante''' -- té-carre<br/> '''dessin''' -- dessine<br/> '''dessiner''' -- dessinar<br/> '''dessus, en haut''' -- super<br/> '''détachable''' -- separabil<br/> '''détaxé''' -- impost-exemptet<br/> '''détroit''' -- mar-strette<br/> '''deuil''' -- luctu<br/> '''deux''' -- du<br/> '''devant, en tête''' -- avan<br/> '''devant, par devant''' -- avan to<br/> '''devant, précédent''' -- ante<br/> '''développement''' -- developament<br/> '''dévisser''' -- desatraer<br/> '''dévoiler, révéler''' -- revelar<br/> '''devoir''' -- hem-labor<br/> '''diabète''' -- diabete <br/> '''diamant''' -- vitre-cupor<br/> '''diamètre''' -- diametre<br/> '''diaphragme''' -- diafragma<br/> '''diarrhée''' -- diaré<br/> '''dictée''' -- dictat<br/> '''différence''' -- diferentie<br/> '''digestion''' -- digestion<br/> '''diluer''' -- diluer<br/> '''dinde ''' -- galline indic, meleagre <br/> '''diphtongue''' -- diftong<br/> '''diplômes''' -- <br/> '''directeur de cabinet''' -- vice-ministre<br/> '''discordant, divergent''' -- divergent<br/> '''discorde''' -- discordie<br/> '''discours''' -- discurse<br/> '''dispensaire''' -- dispensatoria<br/> '''dispense''' -- dispense<br/> '''disponibilité''' -- <br/> '''disquaire''' -- comerciant de son-discos<br/> '''disque vertébral''' -- disco vertebral<br/> '''dissertation''' -- dissertation<br/> '''distance''' -- distantie<br/> '''distiller''' -- distillar<br/> '''distribuer''' -- distribuer<br/> '''distributeur''' -- distributor<br/> '''distributeur automatique''' -- distributor automatic<br/> '''distributeur de billets''' -- mone-distributor<br/> '''distributeur de condiments''' -- condiment-distribuetor<br/> '''distributeur de savon''' -- sapon-distributor<br/> '''distributif''' -- distributiv<br/> '''district''' -- districte<br/> '''diurne''' -- dial<br/> '''divan''' -- sofa<br/> '''divan-lit''' -- lette-sofa<br/> '''divisé par''' -- sur<br/> '''diviser''' -- divider<br/> '''divorce''' -- divorcie<br/> '''divorcé''' -- divorciat<br/> '''dix''' -- deci<br/> '''document''' -- document<br/> '''document d'appartenance religieuse''' -- document de apartenentie al religion<br/> '''doigt''' -- fingre<br/> '''dominer''' -- dóminar<br/> '''don''' -- don<br/> '''donc''' -- dunc<br/> '''donner congé''' -- congediar<br/> '''donneur de sang''' -- sangue-donator<br/> '''doré''' -- auri<br/> '''dormir''' -- dormir<br/> '''dortoir''' -- dormitoria<br/> '''dos''' -- dorse<br/> '''dossier''' -- dorse-apoy<br/> '''double apostrophe''' -- accentu dúplic<br/> '''doublure''' -- fódere<br/> '''doucette''' -- agre-salade<br/> '''douche, bassin de douche''' -- duche(-cuve)<br/> '''doucher''' -- duchar<br/> '''doué''' -- talentat<br/> '''douleur''' -- dolore<br/> '''douleur abdominale''' -- ventre-dolore<br/> '''doux''' -- dulci<br/> '''douzaine''' -- dozene<br/> '''douze''' -- decidu<br/> '''drap''' -- drap<br/> '''drap de dessus''' -- supra-drap<br/> '''drap de dessus brodé''' -- supra-drap brodat<br/> '''drap de lin''' -- lin-drap<br/> '''drap en coton''' -- coton-drap<br/> '''drap jetable''' -- drap <br/> '''drap-housse''' -- elastic bord-drap <br/> '''drogue''' -- narcoticos<br/> '''drogué''' -- intoxicat<br/> '''droit''' -- rect<br/> '''droit''' -- jure<br/> '''droite''' -- linea recti<br/> '''du matin''' -- matinal<br/> '''duel''' -- duale<br/> '''duite''' -- <br/> '''dur''' -- dur<br/> '''durant''' -- durant<br/> '''durée''' -- dura<br/> '''dyslexie''' -- letura-pena<br/> 1850 4261 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue e]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue e]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''eau''' -- aqua<br/> '''eau de mer''' -- mar-aqua<br/> '''eau de vie''' -- aquavite<br/> '''eau douce''' -- aqua dulci<br/> '''eau fraîche''' -- aqua frisc<br/> '''eau potable''' -- aqua trincabil<br/> '''eau potable''' -- aqua trincabil<br/> '''ébauche''' -- projecte<br/> '''écailler''' -- desquamear<br/> '''échafaudage''' -- scafalde<br/> '''échalote''' -- escalinice<br/> '''échange''' -- exchange<br/> '''échange scolaire''' -- scolero-exchange<br/> '''écharpe''' -- col-toal<br/> '''échelle''' -- scalle<br/> '''éclair''' -- fúlmine<br/> '''éclairage''' -- eclaration<br/> '''éclairage de travail''' -- lampe de labor<br/> '''éclairci, éclairé''' -- lucid<br/> '''éclisse''' -- splint<br/> '''éclosion''' -- apertion<br/> '''écœurant''' -- vomidabil<br/> '''école''' -- scol<br/> '''école des beaux-arts''' -- scol artistic<br/> '''école d'ingénieurs''' -- ingeniero-scol<br/> '''École et apprendre''' -- Scol e aprender<br/> '''école maternelle''' -- scol matrinal<br/> '''école normale''' -- academie pedagogic<br/> '''école primaire''' -- scol basic<br/> '''école supérieure des beaux-arts''' -- artes-academie<br/> '''économe''' -- económic<br/> '''économie''' -- economie<br/> '''économique''' -- economic<br/> '''écran''' -- scren<br/> '''écraser''' -- aplastar<br/> '''écrire''' -- scrir<br/> '''écriture''' -- scritura<br/> '''écriture''' -- scrition<br/> '''écrou''' -- scruviere<br/> '''écrou à ailettes''' -- ale-scruviere<br/> '''écrou auto-bloquant''' -- selffixant-scruviere<br/> '''écrou-chapeau''' -- chapel-scruviere<br/> '''édifice''' -- edificie<br/> '''édredon''' -- plum-corporcussine<br/> '''éducation''' -- education<br/> '''effondrement''' -- crulation<br/> '''effusion synoviale''' -- efusion genual/sinovial<br/> '''égaliser''' -- egalisar<br/> '''égalité''' -- egalitá<br/> '''église''' -- eclesia<br/> '''égoutter''' -- disguttar<br/> '''élaguer''' -- acurtar<br/> '''élections départementales''' -- district-election<br/> '''élections municipales''' -- election municipal<br/> '''électrique''' -- electric<br/> '''électrocution''' -- electrocution<br/> '''électronique''' -- electronic<br/> '''élevage''' -- animal-production<br/> '''élève''' -- scolero<br/> '''élève hôte''' -- exchange-scolero<br/> '''élever''' -- elevar<br/> '''éliminer''' -- eliminar<br/> '''"elle, il; la, le, lui"''' -- "il, illa, ella; la, le, it"<br/> '''"elles, ils; les, leur"''' -- "ili, illos, illas, ellas; les"<br/> '''éloge''' -- distintion<br/> '''éloigné de, dépassant''' -- ultra<br/> '''élu local''' -- delegate de district<br/> '''emballer''' -- inballar<br/> '''embarcation de sauvetage''' -- bote salvatori<br/> '''embout [de clef]''' -- fin-parte<br/> '''embout tourne-vis''' -- tira-scruv-fin-parte<br/> '''embout tourne-vis''' -- fin-parte por scruv<br/> '''embout-clef''' -- clave-fin-parte<br/> '''émeri''' -- smeril<br/> '''émetteur''' -- transmissor<br/> '''éminent''' -- prominent<br/> '''émoussé''' -- desacut<br/> '''empereur''' -- imperator<br/> '''emplacement pour dormir''' -- <br/> '''emploi du temps''' -- termineplan<br/> '''emplois''' -- <br/> '''employeur''' -- employator<br/> '''empoisonnement''' -- efusion genual/sinovial<br/> '''empoisonnement''' -- invenenation<br/> '''empreinte digitale''' -- fingre-print<br/> '''en amont''' -- a monte<br/> '''en aval''' -- a valley<br/> '''en bas''' -- a bass<br/> '''en bois''' -- de ligne<br/> '''en croûte''' -- covrit per pan<br/> '''en dessous''' -- infra<br/> '''en entreprise''' -- intrainterprensiera<br/> '''en fin de phrase''' -- frase-fine<br/> '''en haut''' -- ad alt<br/> '''en retrait''' -- retraet<br/> '''en sus, en plus ''' -- extra<br/> '''enceinte (non ~)''' -- <br/> '''enchaîner''' -- catenar<br/> '''enclore''' -- includer<br/> '''encoller''' -- preparar<br/> '''encombré''' -- incombrat<br/> '''encouragement''' -- incorageament<br/> '''encrassé''' -- sordidaliaplen<br/> '''encre''' -- tinter<br/> '''endive''' -- endivie<br/> '''endormi''' -- dormiosi<br/> '''endormir''' -- indormir<br/> '''endroit''' -- averse<br/> '''enduire''' -- spatelar<br/> '''enduire''' -- prepinselar<br/> '''enduit (en pâte)''' -- spatelpasta<br/> '''enduit d'adhésion''' -- adhesion-verniss<br/> '''enduit de protection''' -- protection-verniss<br/> '''enduit étanche''' -- inpermeabita-verniss<br/> '''enduit, crépis''' -- indutement<br/> '''enfance''' -- infantie<br/> '''enfant''' -- infant<br/> '''enfouir''' -- subplugar<br/> '''enfumer''' -- infumar<br/> '''engin (lourd)''' -- machine (ponderosi)<br/> '''engrais''' -- sterco industrial<br/> '''engrais vert''' -- sterco vegetal<br/> '''enlèvement (heure d'~)''' -- vacuita-hora<br/> '''enlever''' -- alontanar<br/> '''enquêter''' -- inquisiter, investigar<br/> '''enregistrer''' -- inmagasinar electronicmen<br/> '''enseignant parrain de classe''' -- class-preceptor<br/> '''enseignement des adultes''' -- adultes-education<br/> '''enseigner''' -- docer<br/> '''ensemencer''' -- seme-repartir<br/> '''ensevelissement''' -- interrar<br/> '''ensuite, derrière''' -- pos<br/> '''enterrement''' -- interrament<br/> '''entonnoir''' -- funel<br/> '''entourage''' -- circumité<br/> '''entre''' -- ínter to<br/> '''entrées''' -- antenutrimentes<br/> '''entrepôt''' -- stock<br/> '''entrer''' -- intrar<br/> '''entrer''' -- intippar<br/> '''énumération''' -- enumeration<br/> '''envers''' -- reverse<br/> '''environnement''' -- vicinité<br/> '''épais''' -- spessi<br/> '''épaisseur''' -- spess<br/> '''épandre''' -- expander<br/> '''épanouissement''' -- expansion<br/> '''épaule''' -- epol<br/> '''épaulette''' -- epol-cussine<br/> '''épiler''' -- descapillar<br/> '''épinard''' -- spinace<br/> '''éponge''' -- buclettes<br/> '''éponge''' -- spongie<br/> '''éponge abrasive''' -- spongie grattant<br/> '''épouse''' -- marito<br/> '''équateur''' -- equator<br/> '''équation''' -- equation<br/> '''équerre''' -- ángul<br/> '''équipement''' -- equipament<br/> '''équivalence''' -- equivalentie<br/> '''érotique''' -- erotic<br/> '''éruption''' -- eruption<br/> '''escabeau, échelle''' -- scalette<br/> '''escalier''' -- scaliere<br/> '''escargot''' -- limace<br/> '''escarpé''' -- scarpat<br/> '''escroc''' -- dupant<br/> '''espacé''' -- interspaciat<br/> '''espace pour chiens''' -- canes-prate<br/> '''espaces communs''' -- spacies comun<br/> '''espaces d'habitation''' -- spacies de habitation<br/> '''espaces utilitaires''' -- spacies utilitari<br/> '''esquisse''' -- esquisse<br/> '''esquisser''' -- scriachar<br/> '''essence''' -- benzin<br/> '''essorer''' -- aqua-eliminar<br/> '''essorer''' -- slingar<br/> '''essuyer''' -- (as)siccar per un toale<br/> '''essuyer''' -- essuyar<br/> '''essuyette''' -- essuyette<br/> '''esthétique''' -- estetic<br/> '''estimer''' -- estimar<br/> '''estomac''' -- stomac<br/> '''estragon''' -- dracuncul<br/> '''estuaire''' -- estuarie<br/> '''et''' -- e<br/> '''étage''' -- etage<br/> '''étagère à livres''' -- libres-planciere <br/> '''étagère d'armoire''' -- scaf-planciere<br/> '''étain''' -- stanno<br/> '''étalage''' -- exposition<br/> '''étaler''' -- plastar<br/> '''étapes de vie et fin''' -- etapes del vive e fine<br/> '''État''' -- State<br/> '''étau''' -- serrette<br/> '''étayer''' -- subtener, apoyar<br/> '''éteindre''' -- extinter<br/> '''étendre''' -- extender<br/> '''éternel''' -- eterni<br/> '''étirer''' -- tirar<br/> '''étoffe''' -- stoff<br/> '''étoile''' -- stelle<br/> '''étoile filante''' -- stelle filant<br/> '''étouffement''' -- asfixiation<br/> '''étourdi''' -- obliviant<br/> '''étranger''' -- foreno, extrano<br/> '''être allongé''' -- jacer<br/> '''être assis''' -- seder<br/> '''être debout''' -- star<br/> '''étroit''' -- strett<br/> '''études supérieures''' -- studie<br/> '''étudiant''' -- studiante<br/> '''étudier''' -- studiar<br/> '''étui à fournitures''' -- porta-instrumentes<br/> '''étymologie''' -- etimologie<br/> '''euphonique''' -- eufonic<br/> '''Europe''' -- Europa<br/> '''euthanasie''' -- morte-auxilie<br/> '''évacuation des toilettes''' -- latrin-exfluement<br/> '''évaluer''' -- evaluar<br/> '''évanouissement''' -- <br/> '''évier''' -- lavuore rinsatori<br/> '''évier d'évacuation''' -- rinsator<br/> '''examen''' -- examination<br/> '''examen''' -- exploration <br/> '''examen d'admission''' -- admission-examination<br/> '''examiner''' -- examinar<br/> '''excellent''' -- excellent<br/> '''excepté''' -- except<br/> '''excessif''' -- exagerat<br/> '''excursion scolaire''' -- scol-excursion<br/> '''exécrable''' -- execrábil<br/> '''exécution''' -- execution<br/> '''ex-épouse''' -- ex-marito<br/> '''exercer (s'~)''' -- exercir<br/> '''exercice''' -- exercicie<br/> '''exhibitionniste''' -- exhibitionist<br/> '''exigences''' -- exigentie<br/> '''ex-mari''' -- ex-marita<br/> '''expansion''' -- expansion<br/> '''expédier''' -- expedir<br/> '''expert''' -- damag-expert<br/> '''expliquer''' -- explicar<br/> '''exploser''' -- exploder<br/> '''explosif''' -- explosiv<br/> '''explosion''' -- explosion<br/> '''explosion originelle''' -- panexplosion<br/> '''exposant''' -- potentie-signe<br/> '''exposé''' -- expose<br/> '''Expression personnelle''' -- Expresser se<br/> '''expulsion (avis de ~)''' -- expulsion(-avise)<br/> '''extensible''' -- extensíbil<br/> '''extérieur''' -- ad éxter<br/> '''extrapolation''' -- extrapolation<br/> '''extrême''' -- extrem<br/> '''exubérant''' -- exuberant<br/> '''fabrique''' -- fábrica<br/> 1851 4263 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue f]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue f]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''facultatif''' -- facultativ<br/> '''faculté''' -- facultá<br/> '''fade''' -- fad<br/> '''faible''' -- débil<br/> '''faiblesse''' -- debilita<br/> '''faire demande''' -- <br/> '''faire la queue''' -- far file<br/> '''faire opposition''' -- <br/> '''faisan''' -- fasan<br/> '''fait''' -- matur<br/> '''famille de mots''' -- paroles-familie<br/> '''fard pour les joues''' -- farde (rubi) por li guancies<br/> '''farine''' -- farine<br/> '''faucille''' -- falcette<br/> '''faune''' -- fauna<br/> ''''fauteuil''' -- fotel<br/> '''faux''' -- falce<br/> '''faux''' -- falsification<br/> '''faux-frais, frais annexes''' -- ultra-custas<br/> '''faux-témoignage''' -- testimonie falsi<br/> '''favoris''' -- cotlette<br/> '''félicitations''' -- felicitationes<br/> '''féminin''' -- feminin<br/> '''femme''' -- fémina<br/> '''femme enceinte''' -- gravida<br/> '''fémur''' -- femur-osse<br/> '''fenêtre''' -- fenestre<br/> '''fenouil''' -- fenicul<br/> '''fente''' -- fensura<br/> '''fer''' -- huf-ferre<br/> '''fer à boucler''' -- bucle-volutor, ferre a buclar<br/> '''fer à repasser''' -- ferroglattor<br/> '''fer à souder''' -- suldatura-cuneo<br/> '''fermé''' -- <br/> '''fermenté''' -- fermentat<br/> '''fermenter (laisser ~)''' -- fermentar<br/> '''fermeté''' -- consequentie<br/> '''fermeture''' -- clusion<br/> '''fermeture éclair''' -- clusura a raffar<br/> '''ferrer''' -- ferraturar<br/> '''festin''' -- festin<br/> '''fête''' -- festa<br/> '''fête d'établissement''' -- scol-festa<br/> '''fête sportive''' -- sport-festa<br/> '''feu''' -- foy<br/> '''feuille''' -- folie<br/> '''feuille cachet de garantie''' -- garantíe-folie<br/> '''feuille transparente''' -- folie transparent<br/> '''feuillet''' -- foliette<br/> '''fiancé''' -- spondet <br/> '''fiancé''' -- sponso<br/> '''fiancée''' -- sponsa<br/> '''fibre''' -- fibre<br/> '''fibre [en ~]''' -- fibre [de ~]<br/> '''fièvre''' -- febre<br/> '''figue''' -- figue<br/> '''fil''' -- yarn, fil<br/> '''fil''' -- fil, yarn<br/> '''fil à dents''' -- yarn por dentes<br/> '''filer''' -- filar<br/> '''filet''' -- filé<br/> '''filet''' -- rete<br/> '''fileter''' -- passu-cupar<br/> '''filière''' -- passu-cupa-machuore<br/> '''fille''' -- filia<br/> '''fille''' -- puella<br/> '''fille adoptive''' -- filia adoptiv<br/> '''fils''' -- filio<br/> '''fils adoptif''' -- filio adoptiv<br/> '''filtre''' -- filtre<br/> '''filtre à charbon actif''' -- filtre a carbon activ<br/> '''filtrée''' -- filtrar<br/> '''filtrer''' -- filtrar<br/> '''filtrer''' -- cribellar<br/> '''fin''' -- fin<br/> '''fin (bruine, neige ~)''' -- tenui (pluvie ~, nive ~)<br/> '''fin de semaine''' -- fine-de-semane<br/> '''finale''' -- ultim<br/> '''finir''' -- finir<br/> '''finir''' -- innoblar<br/> '''fissure''' -- fissura<br/> '''flacon''' -- glassette<br/> '''flacon d'huile''' -- oleo-botellette<br/> '''flanc''' -- flanc<br/> '''flatulence''' -- flatuentie<br/> '''fléchir''' -- flecter<br/> '''fleur''' -- flor<br/> '''fleuve''' -- fluvie<br/> '''flexible''' -- flexíbil<br/> '''flexion''' -- flexion<br/> '''flocon''' -- floce<br/> '''flore''' -- flora<br/> '''fluide''' -- fluid<br/> '''fluide synovial''' -- fluide sinovial<br/> '''flûte, coupe à Champagne''' -- spumant-vin-glass<br/> '''fluvial''' -- fluvial<br/> '''flux''' -- flut<br/> '''foi''' -- hépate<br/> '''foie''' -- hépate<br/> '''foire''' -- ferie<br/> '''fois''' -- vez<br/> '''foncé''' -- obscur<br/> '''fonction du mot''' -- parol-function<br/> '''fonctions honorifiques''' -- <br/> '''fond''' -- fund<br/> '''fondamental''' -- fundamental<br/> '''fondation''' -- fundament<br/> '''fondre''' -- fundar<br/> '''fondre''' -- fuser<br/> '''fondre''' -- fonder<br/> '''fongicide''' -- fungicide<br/> '''fonte''' -- fonte<br/> '''force''' -- fortie<br/> '''forer''' -- forar<br/> '''foret''' -- fore<br/> '''forêt''' -- silva<br/> '''foret à queue plate''' -- fore plat<br/> '''foret à spirale''' -- spiral-fore<br/> '''forger''' -- forjar<br/> '''forger''' -- forjar<br/> '''formation''' -- formation<br/> '''formation (continue)''' -- formation<br/> '''formation de contremaître''' -- mastro-formation<br/> '''formation de technicien''' -- tecnico-formation<br/> '''formation d'ouvrier qualifié''' -- ovrero-formation<br/> '''formation professionnelle''' -- formation professional<br/> '''forme''' -- form<br/> '''forme de base''' -- base-form<br/> '''former''' -- formar<br/> '''formes de distribution et de mesure''' -- formes de distribution e de mesurationes<br/> '''formule''' -- fórmul<br/> '''formule de politesse''' -- polit-form<br/> '''fort''' -- fort<br/> '''forum''' -- forum<br/> '''fou''' -- folli<br/> '''fouille corporelle''' -- visitation corporal<br/> '''four''' -- forn (panificatori)<br/> '''fourchette''' -- furcette<br/> '''fourchette pour servir''' -- furca a servir<br/> '''fourmi''' -- formica<br/> '''fourrière, refuge (pour animaux)''' -- refugia animal<br/> '''foyer de logement d'étudiants''' -- studiantes-dom<br/> '''fracassant''' -- fracassant<br/> '''fraction''' -- fraction<br/> '''fractionnel''' -- fractional<br/> '''fracture''' -- fractura<br/> '''fragile''' -- fragil<br/> '''fragment''' -- fragment<br/> '''fragmenter''' -- fragmentar<br/> '''frais''' -- frisc<br/> '''frais de justice''' -- custas de justicie<br/> '''fraise''' -- fresbere<br/> '''fraise''' -- frese<br/> '''framboise ''' -- brambere <br/> '''frein''' -- fren<br/> '''frère''' -- fratre<br/> '''frère adoptif''' -- fratre adoptiv<br/> '''frère du côté maternel''' -- fratre per li matre<br/> '''frère du côté paternel''' -- fratre per li patre<br/> '''frère par remariage''' -- fratre per remaritage<br/> '''frire''' -- frir<br/> '''friture''' -- fritura<br/> '''froid''' -- frig<br/> '''froid''' -- frigid<br/> '''fromage''' -- caseo<br/> '''fromage blanc''' -- caseo blanc<br/> '''froment''' -- frument<br/> '''front''' -- fronte<br/> '''frotter''' -- fricter<br/> '''frotter''' -- frottar<br/> '''fruits''' -- fructes<br/> '''fumé''' -- fumat<br/> '''fumée''' -- fum<br/> '''fumer ''' -- fumar <br/> '''fumeur''' -- fumator<br/> '''fumier''' -- sterco<br/> '''fumoir''' -- chambre por fumator<br/> '''fusée''' -- rakete<br/> '''fusion''' -- fusion<br/> '''futé''' -- alert<br/> '''futur''' -- futur<br/> 1852 4265 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue g]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue g]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''galaxie''' -- galaxe<br/> '''galerie''' -- galerie<br/> '''galette de pain''' -- pane-flad<br/> '''gant''' -- gante<br/> '''gant de toilette''' -- lavette<br/> '''garage''' -- garage<br/> '''garage municipal''' -- garage municipal<br/> '''garagiste''' -- garage-interprendero<br/> '''garçon''' -- púer<br/> '''garde-manger''' -- cámera de provision<br/> '''garder''' -- gardar<br/> '''gare ferroviaire''' -- station<br/> '''gare routière''' -- bus-station<br/> '''garnir''' -- garnir<br/> '''gaver''' -- ingrassar<br/> '''gaz rares''' -- gases rar<br/> '''gazeuse''' -- gasosi<br/> '''gazeuse naturelle''' -- naturalmen gasosi<br/> '''gazeux''' -- gasid<br/> '''gazeux''' -- gaseosi<br/> '''gazon''' -- gazon<br/> '''géant''' -- gigant<br/> '''géant''' -- titani<br/> '''gel''' -- gela<br/> '''gel''' -- gelé<br/> '''gélatine ''' -- gelatine <br/> '''gelé''' -- gelat<br/> '''geler''' -- gelar<br/> '''gencive''' -- gengive<br/> '''gendre''' -- bel-filio<br/> '''gène''' -- gena<br/> '''gêne''' -- gena<br/> '''gêner''' -- genar<br/> '''généreux''' -- generosi<br/> '''genièvre''' -- juniper<br/> '''génitif''' -- genitiv<br/> '''genou''' -- genú<br/> '''gentil''' -- suavi<br/> '''germe''' -- gérmine<br/> '''gigantesque''' -- giganti<br/> '''gigot''' -- clobb<br/> '''gingembre''' -- zingibre<br/> '''girofle''' -- cariofil<br/> '''glace''' -- gelate<br/> '''glace''' -- glacie<br/> '''glace-sorbet''' -- gelate de sorbete<br/> '''glaise''' -- gleb<br/> '''glande''' -- glande<br/> '''glande thyroïde''' -- scud-glandul<br/> '''globe oculaire''' -- glob oculari<br/> '''globule''' -- globul<br/> '''glotte''' -- glote<br/> '''gluten''' -- glutine<br/> '''gobelet''' -- aqua-cope<br/> '''golf''' -- golf<br/> '''gomme''' -- gumme<br/> '''gommer''' -- rader<br/> '''gorge''' -- fauce<br/> '''goudron''' -- gudron<br/> '''goutte''' -- gutte<br/> '''gouttière''' -- guttiere<br/> '''gracieux''' -- graciosi<br/> '''grain''' -- grane<br/> '''grain''' -- granes<br/> '''grain''' -- granage<br/> '''graisse''' -- grasse<br/> '''grand''' -- grand<br/> '''grand bâtiment''' -- edificie alt<br/> '''grand lit''' -- lette grand<br/> '''grandiose''' -- subjugant<br/> '''grandir''' -- crescer<br/> '''grand-mère''' -- grandmatre <br/> '''grand-père''' -- grandpatre<br/> '''granulé''' -- granulari<br/> '''gras''' -- infortiat<br/> '''grattant''' -- scrapant<br/> '''gratter''' -- grattar<br/> '''gratter''' -- scrappar<br/> '''grattoir''' -- grattura<br/> '''gratuit''' -- gratuit<br/> '''grave''' -- a bass<br/> '''graver''' -- graver<br/> '''graveuse''' -- grav-mechanisme<br/> '''gravier''' -- gravie<br/> '''gravitation''' -- gravitation<br/> '''greffer''' -- greftar<br/> '''grêle''' -- tenui<br/> '''grillade''' -- grillatura<br/> '''griller''' -- grillar<br/> '''grille-tiroir''' -- grill-grate<br/> '''grilloir''' -- grill<br/> '''gringalet''' -- gracil<br/> '''gris''' -- grisi<br/> '''gros''' -- gross<br/> '''groseille à maquereau''' -- spincrusbere<br/> '''groseille, cassis''' -- crusbere<br/> '''grossier''' -- gross<br/> '''grossier''' -- aspri<br/> '''grotte''' -- grotte<br/> '''groupe''' -- gruppe<br/> '''groupe d'activité (facultative)''' -- activitas-gruppe<br/> '''grue''' -- cran<br/> '''guêpe''' -- vespe<br/> '''guillemet''' -- signes de citation<br/> '''gymnase''' -- chambre de gimnastica<br/> '''gymnase''' -- chambre de sport<br/> '''gymnase''' -- sport-hall<br/> '''gymnastique''' -- gimnastica<br/> '''gynécologue''' -- fémina-médico<br/> 1853 4267 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue h]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue h]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''habitant''' -- habitant<br/> '''habité''' -- habitat<br/> '''habits professionnels''' -- vestiment professional<br/> '''habitude''' -- hábitu<br/> '''hacher''' -- haccar<br/> '''hache-viande''' -- haccuore (de carne)<br/> '''halle du marché''' -- dom de mercate<br/> '''hallo''' -- <br/> '''hanche''' -- hanche<br/> '''hanche''' -- juntura de femur-osse<br/> '''handicap''' -- impediment<br/> '''handicapé''' -- impedit<br/> '''hangar''' -- hangare<br/> '''hareng''' -- hareng<br/> '''haricot''' -- faseole<br/> '''harmonieux''' -- harmonic<br/> '''haut''' -- alt<br/> '''haut-parleur''' -- altparlator<br/> '''hebdomadaire''' -- semanal<br/> '''hélicoptère''' -- helice-alate<br/> '''hémorragie''' -- perdir su sangue<br/> '''herbe''' -- herbe<br/> '''héritage''' -- heredage<br/> '''hernie''' -- hernie<br/> '''herse''' -- herse<br/> '''herser''' -- hersar<br/> '''heure''' -- lecion<br/> '''heure''' -- clocca<br/> '''heure d'absence''' -- absentie-hor<br/> '''heure de rendez-vous parental''' -- genitores-dialog-hor<br/> '''heure double''' -- dúplic-lecion<br/> '''heure libre''' -- hor líber<br/> '''histoire''' -- narration<br/> '''homard''' -- homare<br/> '''homéopathique''' -- homeopatic<br/> '''homme''' -- mann<br/> '''homme''' -- human<br/> '''honnête''' -- decent<br/> '''hôpital''' -- hospitale<br/> '''hôpital universitaire''' -- universitá-hospitale<br/> '''hoquet''' -- hicca<br/> '''horaire''' -- horárium<br/> '''horloge murale''' -- mur-horloge<br/> '''horrible''' -- horríbil<br/> '''hors''' -- ex<br/> '''hostile''' -- hostil<br/> '''hôte''' -- hósped<br/> '''hôtel''' -- altare<br/> '''hôtel du parlement local, régional''' -- hotel del district-consilie<br/> '''hotte d'aspiration (des vapeurs)''' -- cofie de vapor-aspiration<br/> '''houblon''' -- lupul<br/> '''houe''' -- haccar<br/> '''housse de traversin''' -- caprul-toal-covert<br/> '''housse d'oreiller''' -- capcussine-toal-covert<br/> '''huile''' -- oleo<br/> '''huile de toilette''' -- oleo de toilette<br/> '''huissier de justice''' -- executor<br/> '''huit''' -- ot<br/> '''huître''' -- ostre<br/> '''humain (être ~)''' -- hom<br/> '''humanité''' -- humanitá<br/> '''humble''' -- humil<br/> '''humide''' -- humid<br/> '''humilier''' -- humiliar<br/> '''humus''' -- humo<br/> '''hydraulique''' -- hidráulic<br/> '''hydrocarbures''' -- hidrocarbonios<br/> '''hygiène''' -- higiene<br/> '''hygiène''' -- sanitá<br/> '''hygiène intime''' -- higiene intim<br/> '''hygiénique''' -- higienic<br/> '''hyperbolique''' -- hiperbolic<br/> '''hysope''' -- hissop<br/> 1854 4269 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue i]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue i]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''iceberg''' -- glacie-monte<br/> '''idéogramme''' -- ideogramme<br/> '''igname''' -- jam<br/> '''ignorant''' -- ignorant<br/> '''île''' -- insul<br/> '''illustration (technique)''' -- dessin (tecnic)<br/> '''image''' -- image<br/> '''impasse''' -- sac-strade<br/> '''impératif''' -- imperativ<br/> '''imperfectif''' -- íncompleet<br/> '''imperméable''' -- impermeabil<br/> '''imponctuel''' -- ínexact<br/> '''imprégner''' -- impregnar<br/> '''imprimante''' -- printante<br/> '''imprimé''' -- printat<br/> '''impudique''' -- ínpudic<br/> '''inaccessible''' -- ínaccessibil<br/> '''incarcérer''' -- incarcerar<br/> '''incendie''' -- incendie<br/> '''inclinaison''' -- inclination<br/> '''incliné''' -- flectet<br/> '''incliner''' -- inclinar<br/> '''inconscient''' -- ínconscient<br/> '''indéfini''' -- índefinit<br/> '''indéterminé''' -- índeterminat<br/> '''index''' -- índex<br/> '''indicatif''' -- indicativ<br/> '''indigène''' -- indigen<br/> '''indisposition''' -- índisposition<br/> '''industriel''' -- industrial<br/> '''infinitif''' -- infinitive<br/> '''infirmière''' -- infirmera<br/> '''inflammation''' -- inflammation<br/> '''Information et ses techniques''' -- Information e su tecnicas<br/> '''infraction''' -- infraction<br/> '''infuser''' -- infuser<br/> '''initiale''' -- prim<br/> '''injecter''' -- spruzzar<br/> '''innocent''' -- ínnocent<br/> '''inondation''' -- inundation<br/> '''insalubrité''' -- insalubritá, insanitaritá<br/> '''inscription''' -- inscrition<br/> '''insecte''' -- insect<br/> '''insectes nuisibles''' -- insectallia<br/> '''insecticide''' -- insecticid<br/> '''insérer''' -- inserter<br/> '''insignifiant''' -- ínsignifiant<br/> '''insolent''' -- insolent<br/> '''insouciant''' -- ínsuciant<br/> '''inspecter''' -- examinar<br/> '''inspection''' -- inspection<br/> '''institut''' -- institute<br/> '''institution sociale''' -- social-institution<br/> '''instruire''' -- instructer<br/> '''insuffisant''' -- ínsuficent<br/> '''intégrité''' -- integritá<br/> '''intelligence''' -- inteligentie<br/> '''intelligent''' -- inteligent<br/> '''interdit''' -- interdictet<br/> '''intérêt''' -- interest<br/> '''intérêts (autres ~)''' -- <br/> '''interjection''' -- interjection<br/> '''interphone''' -- interfon<br/> '''interprète''' -- interprete<br/> '''interrogatoire''' -- questionation<br/> '''interrogatoire''' -- interrogaroria<br/> '''interrogatoire des témoins''' -- testimon-interrogaroria<br/> '''interrupteur''' -- interruptor<br/> '''intervalle''' -- intervall<br/> '''intervention''' -- intervention<br/> '''intestin''' -- intestine<br/> '''intoxication''' -- intoxication<br/> '''intoxiquer''' -- intoxicar<br/> '''intransitif''' -- íntransitiv<br/> '''introduire''' -- introducter<br/> '''introverti''' -- introvertet<br/> '''invalidité''' -- invaliditá<br/> '''invariable''' -- ínvariabil<br/> '''inversion''' -- inversion<br/> '''invisible''' -- ínvisibil<br/> '''invité''' -- gast<br/> '''iode''' -- iode<br/> '''iris''' -- íris<br/> '''irradiation''' -- iradiation<br/> '''irrégulier''' -- ínregulari<br/> '''irriguer''' -- irigar<br/> '''isthme''' -- istme<br/> '''italique''' -- inclinat<br/> '''itératif''' -- iterativ<br/> '''ivre''' -- inebriat<br/> 1855 4271 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue j]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue j]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''jambe''' -- gambe<br/> '''jardin''' -- jardin<br/> '''jardin botanique''' -- jardin botanic<br/> '''jardin d'enfant''' -- infant-gardería<br/> '''jatte en inox''' -- ínox-scudelle<br/> '''jatte en plastique''' -- plastic-scudelle<br/> '''jaune''' -- yelb<br/> '''"je; me; moi"''' -- "yo; me"<br/> '''jet d'air comprimé''' -- spruzza de aere compresset<br/> '''jetable''' -- forjettabil<br/> '''jeu''' -- lude<br/> '''jeu de clefs''' -- clave-assortiment<br/> '''jeune''' -- yun<br/> '''jeunesse''' -- yunitá<br/> '''joue''' -- guancie<br/> '''juge''' -- júdico<br/> '''jugement''' -- verdicte<br/> '''juger''' -- judicar<br/> '''jupe''' -- jup<br/> '''jupon''' -- subjup<br/> '''jus ''' -- suc <br/> '''jus de citron''' -- suc de citron<br/> '''jus de pomme''' -- pom-suc, suc de pom<br/> '''jus de raisin''' -- uve-suc, suc de uve<br/> '''jus d'orange''' -- orange-suc, suc de orange<br/> '''jusqu'à''' -- till<br/> 1856 4273 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue k]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue k]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''ketchup''' -- ketchup<br/> '''kiwi''' -- actinidie<br/> 1857 4275 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue l]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue l]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''la, le''' -- li<br/> '''laboratoire''' -- laboratoria<br/> '''labourer''' -- plugar<br/> '''lac''' -- lago<br/> '''lâcher''' -- liberar<br/> '''laid''' -- desbell<br/> '''laine''' -- lane<br/> '''laine isolante''' -- isolation-lane<br/> '''laïque''' -- láic<br/> '''laisse''' -- lass<br/> '''laisse''' -- cane-corde<br/> '''lait ''' -- lacte <br/> '''laitue''' -- latug<br/> '''laitue romaine''' -- latug roman<br/> '''lame''' -- lame<br/> '''lame de scie''' -- sega-lame<br/> '''lampe''' -- lampe<br/> '''lampe à gaz''' -- tub a gas luminativ<br/> '''lampe à souder''' -- suldatura-lampe<br/> '''lampe plafonnière''' -- plafon-lampe<br/> '''lancette à curer''' -- lancette por nettar<br/> '''lange''' -- involuette<br/> '''langer''' -- voluer<br/> '''langue''' -- lingue<br/> '''langue étrangères''' -- <br/> '''languette''' -- linguette<br/> '''lapin''' -- cunicul<br/> '''lard''' -- lardette<br/> '''lard gras''' -- larde<br/> '''large''' -- larg<br/> '''lasagnes''' -- strates de pasta-folies plenat<br/> '''latrines''' -- latrine<br/> '''laurier''' -- laure<br/> '''lavabo''' -- manulavuore<br/> '''lavant''' -- lavant<br/> '''lave''' -- lava<br/> '''lavé''' -- lavat<br/> '''l'aventure cosmique''' -- li aventura cosmic<br/> '''laver''' -- lavar<br/> '''le leur, la leur, les leurs''' -- li lor<br/> '''le long de''' -- along<br/> '''le mien, la mienne, les miens, les miennes''' -- li mi<br/> '''le moins''' -- (li) mínim<br/> '''le nôtre, la nôtre, les nôtres ''' -- li nor<br/> '''le plus''' -- (li) max(im)<br/> '''le sien, la sienne, les siens, les siennes''' -- li su<br/> '''le tien, la tienne, les tiens, les tiennes''' -- li tu(i)<br/> '''le vôtre, la vôtre, les vôtres''' -- li vor<br/> '''le vôtre, la vôtre, les vôtres''' -- li vor<br/> '''lecture''' -- letura<br/> '''lecture''' -- pronunciation<br/> '''légende''' -- legende<br/> '''léger''' -- levi<br/> '''léger, maigre''' -- levi<br/> '''légume ''' -- legume <br/> '''lent''' -- lent<br/> '''lentille''' -- lentille<br/> '''lentilles de contact''' -- contacte-linse<br/> '''les''' -- li<br/> '''les deux hémisphères''' -- li du hemisferes<br/> '''lettre''' -- líttere<br/> '''lettre''' -- lettre<br/> '''leucocyte''' -- leucocite<br/> '''lever (se ~)''' -- levar (se ~)<br/> '''lèvre''' -- labie<br/> '''lèvre génitale''' -- labie genital<br/> '''levure''' -- leven<br/> '''liant pour les joints''' -- junt-mortre<br/> '''librairie''' -- librería<br/> '''librairie musicale''' -- librería musical<br/> '''libre''' -- <br/> '''lier''' -- ligar<br/> '''lieu''' -- loc<br/> '''lift partie haute''' -- lift de stative-cap<br/> '''lift partie pied''' -- lift de stative-ped<br/> '''ligne''' -- linea<br/> '''ligne (à la ~)''' -- linea (al ~)<br/> '''ligne de bus''' -- bus-linea<br/> '''ligne de tramway''' -- rel-via<br/> '''lilas''' -- lila<br/> '''limaçon''' -- orel-spirale<br/> '''lime''' -- lime<br/> '''limer''' -- limar<br/> '''limette''' -- limette<br/> '''limonade''' -- limonade<br/> '''limonade caféinée''' -- limonade cafeinat<br/> '''lin''' -- colza<br/> '''lin''' -- lin<br/> '''linges de literie''' -- linages de dormitoria<br/> '''liqueur''' -- liquor<br/> '''liquide''' -- liquid<br/> '''lire''' -- leer<br/> '''lisse''' -- glatt<br/> '''liste de messages''' -- liste de missages<br/> '''lit''' -- lette<br/> '''lit''' -- lette<br/> '''lit d'appoint''' -- lette auxiliari<br/> '''lit de bébé''' -- lette por bebé<br/> '''lit de camp''' -- lette de camp<br/> '''lit de fleurs''' -- flor-bed, bed de flores<br/> '''lit de foin''' -- lette de fen<br/> '''lit de paille''' -- lette de pallie<br/> '''lit d'enfant''' -- lette por infant<br/> '''lit d'hôpital''' -- hospitale-lette<br/> '''lit escamotable''' -- lette escamotabil<br/> '''lit individuel''' -- lette apart<br/> '''lit mobile de bébé''' -- lette mobil por bebé<br/> '''lit perfectionné''' -- lette mecanic<br/> '''lit transformable''' -- lette transformabil<br/> '''litchi''' -- litchi<br/> '''litière''' -- lette<br/> '''lits jumeaux''' -- lettes duplic<br/> '''lits superposés''' -- lettes superposit<br/> '''livre''' -- libre<br/> '''livre scolaire''' -- scol-libre<br/> '''location''' -- luage<br/> '''locomotion''' -- locomotion<br/> '''locution''' -- locution<br/> '''logement pour pot de chambre''' -- compartiment de potte noctal<br/> '''loi''' -- lege<br/> '''loisirs''' -- tempor libre<br/> '''long''' -- long<br/> '''lotion''' -- lotion<br/> '''louche''' -- haust-coclare<br/> '''louer, mettre en location''' -- locar<br/> '''louer, prendre en location''' -- luar<br/> '''lourd''' -- pesant<br/> '''loyer''' -- lu-precie<br/> '''lubrifier''' -- lubrificar<br/> '''lucarne''' -- spacies sub tegment<br/> '''lumière''' -- luce<br/> '''lumineux''' -- luminativ <br/> '''lune''' -- lune<br/> '''lunettes''' -- oculares<br/> '''lunettes de lecture''' -- letura-oculares<br/> '''lunettes solaires''' -- sole-oculares<br/> '''luxation''' -- luxation<br/> '''luxation au fémur''' -- luxation al femur<br/> '''lycée''' -- licéo<br/> '''lymphe''' -- limfa<br/> 1858 4277 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue m]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue m]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''macaroni''' -- maccaroni<br/> '''machine''' -- machine<br/> '''machine à coudre''' -- su-machine<br/> '''machine à écrire''' -- scri-machine<br/> '''mâchoires pour foret''' -- foruore<br/> '''madame''' -- altestimat seniora<br/> '''madame, monsieur''' -- altestimat seniora e altestimat senior<br/> '''mademoiselle''' -- altestimat senioretta<br/> '''magasin''' -- butíca<br/> '''magasin d'alimentation''' -- victuales-butíca<br/> '''magasin d'habillement''' -- vestiment-butíca<br/> '''magnanime''' -- magnánim<br/> '''maillot''' -- glissantcamise<br/> '''maillot de bain''' -- balne-vestiment<br/> '''maillot de corps''' -- camisette<br/> '''main''' -- manu<br/> '''maire''' -- borgomastro<br/> '''maire-adjoint''' -- vice-borgomastro<br/> '''mairie''' -- dom municipal, palace municipal, hotel municipal<br/> '''mais''' -- mais<br/> '''maison''' -- dom<br/> '''maison de prêt''' -- dom de prestation<br/> '''maison de retraite''' -- dom de séniores<br/> '''maison de soins''' -- dom de curation<br/> '''maître''' -- docent<br/> '''maître(sse)''' -- preceptor(e/a/o)<br/> '''maîtriser''' -- mastrisar<br/> '''majeur''' -- majori<br/> '''majuscule''' -- majuscul<br/> '''mal de tête''' -- capdolore<br/> '''maladie''' -- maladie<br/> '''malfaiteur''' -- malfator<br/> '''malgré''' -- malgre<br/> '''malséant''' -- ínapti<br/> '''manche''' -- manche<br/> '''manche''' -- tenette<br/> '''manchette''' -- manche<br/> '''mangue''' -- mangue<br/> '''manioc''' -- manioc<br/> '''manivelle''' -- manivelle<br/> '''manquement''' -- manca<br/> '''mansarde''' -- mansarde<br/> '''manteau''' -- manto<br/> '''manuel''' -- manual<br/> '''manuscrit''' -- manuscrit<br/> '''maquereau''' -- macrel<br/> '''maquiller (se ~)''' -- grimar (se ~)<br/> '''marbre''' -- marmor<br/> '''marché''' -- mercate<br/> '''marche (d'escalier)''' -- scalun de scaliere<br/> '''marché de matériaux de construction''' -- mercate de construction-materies<br/> '''marché de produits de jardinage''' -- mercate de jardin-materies<br/> '''marée''' -- marea<br/> '''margarine''' -- margarine<br/> '''marge''' -- márgine<br/> '''mari''' -- marita<br/> '''mariage''' -- maritage<br/> '''mariage polygame''' -- plurimaritage<br/> '''marié''' -- maritat<br/> '''marin''' -- marin<br/> '''mariner''' -- marinar<br/> '''maritime''' -- maritim<br/> '''marmite''' -- marmite<br/> '''marquage''' -- marca<br/> '''marquer''' -- marcar<br/> '''marteau''' -- martell<br/> '''marteler''' -- martellar<br/> '''mascara''' -- farde (nigri) por li ocules<br/> '''masculin''' -- viril<br/> '''masculin''' -- masculin<br/> '''masque à gaz''' -- gas-masca<br/> '''masqué, caché''' -- celat<br/> '''masse''' -- mass<br/> '''matelas''' -- matrasse<br/> '''matelas à ressorts soufflet''' -- matrasse con ressores<br/> '''matelas en 3 pièces''' -- matrasse de tri partes<br/> '''matelas en algues''' -- alga-spess-matrasse<br/> '''matelas en fibres de coton''' -- coton-spess-matrasse<br/> '''matelas en laine''' -- lane-spess-matrasse<br/> '''matelas en latex naturel''' -- gumm-moss-matrasse<br/> '''matelas en mousse''' -- moss-matrasse<br/> '''matelas en mousse de synthèse''' -- syntetic-moss-matrasse<br/> '''matelas en paille''' -- pallie-spess-matrasse<br/> '''matelas monobloc''' -- monobloc-matrasse<br/> '''matelas pneumatique''' -- pneumatic-matrasse<br/> '''matière''' -- matiere<br/> '''mauvais''' -- mal<br/> '''mayonnaise''' -- mayonese<br/> '''méandre''' -- meandre<br/> '''mécanisme''' -- mecanisme<br/> '''médecin''' -- médico<br/> '''médicament''' -- medicament<br/> '''médiocre''' -- mediocri<br/> '''méditer''' -- meditar<br/> '''meilleures (sincères, cordiales, amicales) salutations''' -- con salutationes melior (cordial, amical, sincer)<br/> '''mélanger''' -- mixter<br/> '''mélangeur''' -- mixtor<br/> '''mélasse''' -- melasse<br/> '''melon''' -- melone<br/> '''membrane muqueuse''' -- membrane mucosi<br/> '''membres''' -- membres<br/> '''menace''' -- manaciar<br/> '''menstruation''' -- menstruation<br/> '''menthe''' -- minte<br/> '''mentionner''' -- mentionar<br/> '''menton''' -- menton<br/> '''mer''' -- mar<br/> '''mer de glace''' -- mar de glacie<br/> '''merci (bien)''' -- mersí<br/> '''mère''' -- matre<br/> '''mère adoptive''' -- matre adoptiv<br/> '''mère par remariage''' -- matre per remaritage<br/> '''mes hommages''' -- mi homage<br/> '''mesdames, messieurs''' -- altestimat senioras e altestimat seniores<br/> '''message''' -- missage<br/> '''messagerie''' -- missageríe<br/> '''messieurs''' -- altestimat seniores<br/> '''mesure''' -- mesura<br/> '''mesurer''' -- mesurar<br/> '''métallique''' -- metallic<br/> '''météore''' -- meteor<br/> '''météorite''' -- colider<br/> '''métier à tisser''' -- text-machine<br/> '''métier à tricoter''' -- tricot-machine<br/> '''métier chaîne''' -- mult-spul-tricot-machine<br/> '''métro''' -- rel-via subterran<br/> '''mettre''' -- metter<br/> '''mettre en ligne''' -- <br/> '''meuble en rotin''' -- moble plectet<br/> '''Meubles''' -- Mobles<br/> '''microbe''' -- microbio<br/> '''microbicide''' -- microbicide<br/> '''miel''' -- miel<br/> '''mi-étage, mezzanine''' -- pódium de scaliere<br/> '''migraine''' -- migren<br/> '''milieu''' -- medie<br/> '''mille''' -- mill<br/> '''millet''' -- millete<br/> '''milliard''' -- milliard<br/> '''million''' -- million<br/> '''mince''' -- tenui<br/> '''minerai''' -- miniera<br/> '''minérale''' -- mineral<br/> '''mineur''' -- minori<br/> '''minier''' -- minieral<br/> '''minimum''' -- minim<br/> '''ministère''' -- ministerie<br/> '''ministre''' -- ministro<br/> '''minuscule''' -- minuscul<br/> '''minuscule''' -- mínim<br/> '''mirabelle''' -- mirabelle<br/> '''miroir''' -- spegul<br/> '''mite''' -- tinea<br/> '''mobilier de chambre à coucher''' -- mobles de dormitoria<br/> '''mobilier de salle de séjour''' -- mobles de chambre de sejorn<br/> '''mobilité''' -- <br/> '''mode''' -- modus<br/> '''modéré''' -- moderat<br/> '''modeste''' -- modest<br/> '''moelle''' -- medulle<br/> '''mœurs''' -- more<br/> '''moins''' -- mínus<br/> '''moins''' -- minu<br/> '''moisissure''' -- mofa<br/> '''moissonner''' -- falcear<br/> '''moissonneuse''' -- falce-machine<br/> '''moissonneuse batteuse''' -- drach-falce-machine<br/> '''moissonneuse frontale, tondeuse frontale''' -- front-falce-machine<br/> '''moitié''' -- demí<br/> '''mollet''' -- sure<br/> '''monde''' -- munde<br/> '''moniteur''' -- instructeur<br/> '''monsieur''' -- altestimat senior<br/> '''monstrueux''' -- monstruos<br/> '''montagne''' -- montania<br/> '''monter''' -- ascender<br/> '''montrer''' -- monstrar<br/> '''moquette''' -- tapiss-covritura<br/> '''morceau de pain''' -- parte de pane<br/> '''morceaux, télescopique''' -- splittres (de ~)<br/> '''morille''' -- morshelle<br/> '''mors''' -- morse<br/> '''mortier à la chaux''' -- mur-calce<br/> '''mortier au ciment''' -- mur-cement<br/> '''morue''' -- morúe<br/> '''mosaïque''' -- mosáica<br/> '''mosquée''' -- moské<br/> '''mot''' -- parol<br/> '''moteur de relevage''' -- lift-motor<br/> '''motorisé''' -- motorisat<br/> '''mou''' -- moll<br/> '''mouche''' -- mosca<br/> '''moudre''' -- molar<br/> '''mouillé''' -- transhumid<br/> '''mouler''' -- versar<br/> '''moulin à café''' -- café-moline<br/> '''moulin à poivre''' -- pipre-moline<br/> '''moulu''' -- molat<br/> '''mourir''' -- morir<br/> '''moussant''' -- scumant<br/> '''mousse de protection''' -- scum de protection<br/> '''mousseux''' -- scumant<br/> '''mousson''' -- monsun<br/> '''moustache''' -- mustache<br/> '''moustique''' -- mosquite<br/> '''moutarde''' -- sinap, mostarde<br/> '''mouvement''' -- movement<br/> '''mouvementé''' -- ínplani<br/> '''mouvoir''' -- mover<br/> '''moyen''' -- medie<br/> '''moyens de protection''' -- protection-arangeament<br/> '''muet''' -- mut<br/> '''multiple''' -- multiplice<br/> '''multiplicatif''' -- multiplicativ<br/> '''multiplier''' -- multiplicar<br/> '''municipal''' -- municipal<br/> '''mur''' -- mur<br/> '''mûre''' -- brambere rùbus<br/> '''mûrir''' -- maturar<br/> '''muscat''' -- muscate<br/> '''muscle''' -- muscul<br/> '''muscle cardiaque''' -- muscul cordial<br/> '''muscle respiratoire''' -- muscul respiratori<br/> '''musée''' -- muséo<br/> '''muselière''' -- musel-corb<br/> '''mutilation''' -- mutilation<br/> '''mutuelle d'assurance''' -- maladie-assecura<br/> '''mycose''' -- fungo<br/> '''myopie''' -- miopie<br/> '''myrtille''' -- mirtille<br/> 1859 4279 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue n]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue n]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''naïf''' -- naiv<br/> '''nain''' -- nan<br/> '''nain''' -- nani<br/> '''naître''' -- nascer<br/> '''nappe''' -- table-toal<br/> '''narcose''' -- narcose<br/> '''narine''' -- narice<br/> '''narration''' -- narration<br/> '''nation''' -- nation<br/> '''nationalité''' -- nationalitá<br/> '''navette''' -- navette<br/> '''ne ... pas''' -- ne<br/> '''neige''' -- nive<br/> '''nerf''' -- nerve<br/> '''nerf sciatique''' -- nerve sciatic<br/> '''nettoyage à sec''' -- nettation chimici<br/> '''nettoyant''' -- nettant<br/> '''nettoyer''' -- nettar<br/> '''neuf''' -- novi<br/> '''neuf''' -- nin<br/> '''neuf''' -- nov<br/> '''neutralisée''' -- neutralisat<br/> '''neutre''' -- neutri<br/> '''neutre''' -- neutral<br/> '''neveu''' -- nevo<br/> '''nez''' -- nase<br/> '''nièce''' -- neva<br/> '''nigelle''' -- nigella<br/> '''niveau de la mer''' -- nivelle de mare<br/> '''noces''' -- datages<br/> '''nocif''' -- nociv<br/> '''nocturne''' -- noctal<br/> '''noir''' -- nigri<br/> '''noisette''' -- avelane<br/> '''noix''' -- nuce<br/> '''noix de cajou''' -- anacarde<br/> '''nom''' -- substantive<br/> '''nombre''' -- numerale<br/> '''nominatif''' -- nominativ<br/> '''non''' -- no<br/> '''non fumeur''' -- desfumator<br/> '''non lavé''' -- bruti<br/> '''non-agression''' -- agression-renunciation<br/> '''nord''' -- nord<br/> '''norme''' -- norme<br/> '''notaire''' -- notario<br/> '''note''' -- note<br/> '''note''' -- noticie<br/> '''nourrice''' -- nutressa<br/> '''nourrisson''' -- bebé<br/> '''nous''' -- "noi; nos"<br/> '''nouveau-né''' -- nov-nascet<br/> '''noyade''' -- dronation<br/> '''noyau''' -- nucleo<br/> '''noyé''' -- aquaplen<br/> '''nuage''' -- nube<br/> '''nuire''' -- nocer<br/> '''nuisance''' -- incomodation<br/> '''numéro''' -- numeró<br/> '''numérotation''' -- numeration<br/> '''numéroter''' -- númerotar<br/> '''numerus clausus''' -- numerus clausus<br/> '''nurse''' -- infantera<br/> 1860 4281 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue o]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue o]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''obèse''' -- obesi<br/> '''objectif''' -- objective<br/> '''objet''' -- object<br/> '''obligation''' -- obligation<br/> '''obligatoire''' -- obligatori<br/> '''obligeant''' -- obligant<br/> '''oblong''' -- oblong<br/> '''obscurcir''' -- obscurar <br/> '''observation''' -- observation<br/> '''observatoire''' -- observatoria<br/> '''observer''' -- observar<br/> '''obturateur de lavabo''' -- obturator de lavuore<br/> '''occupé''' -- <br/> '''occuper''' -- ocupar<br/> '''océan''' -- oceane<br/> '''Océanie''' -- Oceania<br/> '''oculaire''' -- oculari<br/> '''oculiste''' -- ócul-médico<br/> '''odeur''' -- odore<br/> '''odorant''' -- bonodorant<br/> '''oeil (pl. yeux)''' -- ocul<br/> '''oeillet''' -- diante<br/> '''oesophage''' -- esofag<br/> '''oeuf''' -- ove<br/> '''oeufs durs''' -- oves cocinat dur<br/> '''oeufs mimosa''' -- oves mimose<br/> '''oeuvre''' -- ovre<br/> '''officier municipal''' -- oficero municipal<br/> '''ogival''' -- ogive<br/> '''oie''' -- gans<br/> '''olive''' -- olive<br/> '''ombrelle''' -- para-sole<br/> '''omoplate''' -- scapul<br/> '''on''' -- on<br/> '''oncle''' -- oncle<br/> '''ondulé''' -- undes-platte<br/> '''ongle''' -- ungul<br/> '''onze''' -- deciun<br/> '''opéra''' -- ópera<br/> '''opération chirurgicale''' -- operation chirurgical<br/> '''orage''' -- tónner-storm<br/> '''orange''' -- orange<br/> '''ordinal''' -- ordinal<br/> '''ordinateur''' -- ordinator<br/> '''ordonnance''' -- receptu<br/> '''ordre''' -- órdine<br/> '''oreille''' -- orel<br/> '''oreille extérieure''' -- orel-conche<br/> '''oreiller''' -- capcussine<br/> '''oreiller en algues''' -- alga-capcussine<br/> '''oreiller en laine''' -- lane-capcussine<br/> '''oreiller en plume''' -- plum-capcussine<br/> '''oreillons''' -- orelion<br/> '''organisation estudiantine''' -- studiantes-organisation<br/> '''orge''' -- hordeo<br/> '''orgueilleux''' -- ambiciosi<br/> '''orifice auditif''' -- orel-fore<br/> '''origan''' -- origano<br/> '''orphelinat''' -- orfan-dom<br/> '''orthographe''' -- ortografie<br/> '''os''' -- osse<br/> '''os du mollet''' -- sure-osses<br/> '''oseille''' -- oxal<br/> '''osier, rotin, jonc''' -- salice<br/> '''ou''' -- o<br/> '''ouate à polir''' -- polir-vatte<br/> '''ouate hydrophile''' -- vatte hidrofil<br/> '''oui''' -- yes<br/> '''ouragan''' -- uragane<br/> '''ourdir''' -- fil-voluer<br/> '''ourlet''' -- sutura-borde<br/> '''outil''' -- ustensile<br/> '''ouverture''' -- apertura<br/> '''ouverture à la clientèle''' -- apertura del clientela<br/> '''ouvrage pratique''' -- ovrage practic<br/> '''ouvrage technique''' -- ovrage tecnic<br/> '''ovaire''' -- ovárium<br/> '''ovale''' -- oval<br/> '''ovule''' -- ove<br/> '''oxyde''' -- oxid<br/> '''oxygène''' -- oxigen<br/> 1861 4283 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue p]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue p]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''pacte''' -- pacte<br/> '''page''' -- págine<br/> '''paille''' -- pallie<br/> '''pain ''' -- pane <br/> '''pain au levain''' -- pane de pasta acid<br/> '''pain complet''' -- pane de tot del grane<br/> '''pain de froment''' -- frument-pane<br/> '''pain de grains complets ''' -- pane de granes ínfragmentat <br/> '''pain de seigle''' -- secale-pane<br/> '''pain long''' -- pane long<br/> '''pain oblong''' -- pane oblong<br/> '''paix''' -- pace<br/> '''palais''' -- palate<br/> '''palette de transport''' -- transport-planca<br/> '''palissade''' -- palissade<br/> '''palme''' -- palme<br/> '''palmes''' -- pinni-sapate<br/> '''palmiste''' -- palmist<br/> '''palpitation''' -- palpitation<br/> '''paludisme''' -- malaria<br/> '''pancarte''' -- pale indicatori<br/> '''pancréas''' -- páncreas<br/> '''panneau de construction''' -- construction-platte<br/> '''panneau de toiture''' -- tegment-platte<br/> '''panneau isolant''' -- isolation-platte<br/> '''pansement''' -- bandage-provision<br/> '''pantalon''' -- pantalon<br/> '''pantoufle''' -- pantufle<br/> '''papaye''' -- papaye<br/> '''papier''' -- papere<br/> '''papier émeri''' -- slif-papere<br/> '''papier en feuilles''' -- folie-papere<br/> '''papier mâché''' -- paper-materie<br/> '''papier peint''' -- tapete<br/> '''par cœur''' -- memorie [ex ~, a ~]<br/> '''parabolique''' -- parabolic<br/> '''paragraphe''' -- paragraf<br/> '''parallélogramme''' -- paralelogramme<br/> '''parapluie''' -- parapluvie<br/> '''parasite''' -- parasite<br/> '''parc''' -- parc<br/> '''parc zoologique''' -- jardin zoológic<br/> '''parent''' -- parente<br/> '''parenthèse''' -- parentese<br/> '''parents adoptifs''' -- genitores adoptiv<br/> '''parents, et frères et sœurs''' -- parentes e fratres<br/> '''pare-soleil''' -- para-sole<br/> '''paresseux''' -- indolent<br/> '''parfumer''' -- parfumar<br/> '''parité''' -- paritá<br/> '''parjure''' -- perjurie<br/> '''parmi''' -- sub<br/> '''paroi''' -- parete<br/> '''paroi en lattis''' -- parete de lattes<br/> '''parquet''' -- parquette<br/> '''parsemer''' -- semar<br/> '''partenaire de correspondance''' -- lettre-correspondente<br/> '''parterre''' -- terr-etage<br/> '''participation aux frais''' -- contribution al custas<br/> '''participe''' -- participie<br/> '''partie civile''' -- coplenditor<br/> '''pas''' -- passu<br/> '''pas de''' -- null, nequel<br/> '''passé''' -- preterite<br/> '''passé''' -- preter<br/> '''passer''' -- cribellar<br/> '''passoire à thé''' -- té-cribelle<br/> '''pastèque''' -- pastec, melone de aqua<br/> '''pâte''' -- pasta<br/> '''pâte à affûter''' -- pasta por acutar<br/> '''pâte à choux''' -- vente-bul-pasta<br/> '''pâte à frire''' -- pasta a frir<br/> '''pâte à galette''' -- flad-pasta<br/> '''pâte à pain''' -- pane-pasta<br/> '''pâte à polir''' -- polir-pasta<br/> '''pâte brisée''' -- pasta ruptet<br/> '''pâté de foi''' -- pasta de hépate<br/> '''pâte feuilletée''' -- pasta de folies<br/> '''pâtes ''' -- pastas <br/> '''pâteux''' -- duraci<br/> '''patron''' -- cup-modelle<br/> '''patronal''' -- patronal<br/> '''paume''' -- palme<br/> '''paupière''' -- palpebre <br/> '''pause''' -- pause<br/> '''pauvre''' -- povri<br/> '''payant''' -- payant<br/> '''paye''' -- salarie<br/> '''peau''' -- pelle<br/> '''peau cornée''' -- pele cornosi<br/> '''peau crânienne''' -- cap-pelle<br/> '''pêche''' -- persic<br/> '''pédagogie''' -- pedagogie<br/> '''pédagogique''' -- pedagogic<br/> '''pédagogue''' -- pedagogo<br/> '''pédale''' -- pedale<br/> '''pédiatre''' -- infant-médico <br/> '''peigne''' -- péctine<br/> '''peigne''' -- rastre<br/> '''peigne (petit ~)''' -- cap-péctinette (péctinette por tener li capilles)<br/> '''peigner''' -- pectinar<br/> '''peindre''' -- pinselar<br/> '''peindre''' -- picter<br/> '''peine''' -- punition<br/> '''peinture''' -- pictura<br/> '''peinture gouache''' -- aqua-color<br/> '''peinture, vernis''' -- verniss<br/> '''pelle''' -- palla<br/> '''peller''' -- de(s)pellar<br/> '''pelvis''' -- pélvis<br/> '''péninsule''' -- peninsul<br/> '''pénis''' -- pénis<br/> '''pensée''' -- pense<br/> '''penser''' -- pensar<br/> '''pensionnat''' -- pension-scol<br/> '''perceuse''' -- fore-mechanism<br/> '''perceuse à arc''' -- foruore a arc<br/> '''perceuse à tige spirale''' -- foruore a spiral-listel<br/> '''perdre''' -- perdir<br/> '''perdrix''' -- perdrice<br/> '''père''' -- patre<br/> '''père adoptif''' -- patre adoptiv<br/> '''père par remariage''' -- patre per remaritage<br/> '''perfectif''' -- compleet<br/> '''pergola''' -- pérgola<br/> '''péritoine''' -- periton<br/> '''permis de conduire''' -- <br/> '''permis de construire''' -- permission de constructer<br/> '''perquisition''' -- perquisition<br/> '''perruque''' -- peruque<br/> '''persil ''' -- petrosel <br/> '''personne âgée''' -- human old<br/> '''personnel''' -- personal<br/> '''personnes''' -- persones<br/> '''peser''' -- póndere<br/> '''peser''' -- pesar<br/> '''pesticide''' -- pesticide<br/> '''petit''' -- litt<br/> '''petit pain''' -- panette<br/> '''petit pot''' -- pottette<br/> '''petite bouteille''' -- botellette<br/> '''petite-fille''' -- nepota<br/> '''petit-fils''' -- nepoto<br/> '''petits morceaux''' -- fragmentes litt<br/> '''peureux''' -- timerid<br/> '''phalange''' -- falange<br/> '''pharmaceutique''' -- farmaceutic<br/> '''pharmacie''' -- apoteca<br/> '''pharmacie''' -- farmacia, apoteca<br/> '''pharmacien''' -- farmacist<br/> '''phase de croissance''' -- crescentie-fase<br/> '''phase de théorie (à plein temps)''' -- tempor de formation teoric<br/> '''photo d'identité''' -- <br/> '''phrase''' -- frase<br/> '''pièce''' -- chambre<br/> '''pièce''' -- pezze<br/> '''pièces à conviction''' -- pruva-pezze<br/> '''pied''' -- ped<br/> '''pied de chaise''' -- stul-ped<br/> '''pied de lit''' -- ped de lette<br/> '''pierre''' -- petre<br/> '''piéton''' -- pedon<br/> '''pigeon''' -- columbe<br/> '''pigment''' -- pigment<br/> '''piler''' -- pistar<br/> '''pilotis''' -- pilare<br/> '''pilule''' -- píllul <br/> '''piment''' -- pepo-cucurbite<br/> '''pin cembrot''' -- cembre<br/> '''pince''' -- pince<br/> '''pince à cheveux''' -- capill-pincette (pincette por tener li capilles) <br/> '''pince à olives''' -- olive-tenette<br/> '''pince à sucre''' -- sucre-pince<br/> '''pince blocable''' -- pince fixabil<br/> '''pince coupante frontale''' -- pince coupant frontal<br/> '''pince coupante latérale''' -- pince coupant lateral<br/> '''pince coupe-ongles''' -- pince por cupar li ungules<br/> '''pince de plombier''' -- tub-pince<br/> '''pinceau''' -- pinsel<br/> '''pincée''' -- fingre-pinceade<br/> '''pince-étau''' -- serrette-pince<br/> '''pincette''' -- pincette<br/> '''pincette à épiler''' -- pincette por descapillar<br/> '''pingre''' -- mesquin<br/> '''pioche''' -- pic<br/> '''piocher''' -- picar<br/> '''piquer''' -- picar<br/> '''piscine''' -- piscine<br/> '''piscine''' -- piscine<br/> '''pissenlit''' -- taraxaco<br/> '''piste cyclable''' -- bicicle-via<br/> '''pistolet''' -- pistol<br/> '''pistou''' -- pesto<br/> '''place''' -- plazza<br/> '''place du marché''' -- plazza de mercate<br/> '''placide''' -- quiet<br/> '''plafond''' -- plafon<br/> '''plaidoyer''' -- pleda<br/> '''plaignant''' -- plenditor<br/> '''plaignant''' -- acusator<br/> '''plaine''' -- planura<br/> '''plainte''' -- plende<br/> '''plait''' -- ples<br/> '''plan''' -- plan<br/> '''plan''' -- plani<br/> '''planche pour servir''' -- servicie-planc<br/> '''plancher''' -- planc-suol<br/> '''planchette''' -- plancette<br/> '''planchette de graisse''' -- grasse-plancette<br/> '''planétaire''' -- planetari<br/> '''planète''' -- planet<br/> '''planifier''' -- planar<br/> '''plante du pied''' -- solea<br/> '''plasma''' -- plasma<br/> '''plat''' -- plat<br/> '''plat chaud''' -- scaldatura<br/> '''plat creux pour servir, jatte''' -- service-scudelle cavi<br/> '''plat de viande ''' -- carnages <br/> '''plat en Fayence''' -- fayance-scudelle<br/> '''plat en porcelaine''' -- porcelan-scudelle<br/> '''plat en verre''' -- glass-scudelle<br/> '''plat plat pour servir''' -- service-scudelle plati<br/> '''plate''' -- sin gas<br/> '''plate''' -- plat<br/> '''plateau''' -- plató<br/> '''plateau''' -- tablette<br/> '''plateau continental''' -- plató continental<br/> '''plateau de service''' -- servicie-tablette<br/> '''plateau du siège''' -- stul-sede<br/> '''plâtre''' -- gipse<br/> '''plein''' -- plen<br/> '''plein emploi''' -- plen-ocupation<br/> '''pli''' -- plica<br/> '''pliante''' -- plicant<br/> '''plier''' -- plicar<br/> '''plinthe''' -- suol-listel<br/> '''pluie''' -- pluvie<br/> '''plume''' -- plum<br/> '''plumer''' -- de(s)plumar<br/> '''pluriel''' -- plurale<br/> '''plus''' -- plu<br/> '''poche''' -- tasca<br/> '''podium''' -- pódium<br/> '''poêle''' -- forn<br/> '''poêle à frire''' -- padelle<br/> '''poêle carrelé''' -- forn carrelat<br/> '''poêlée''' -- preparatura per padelle<br/> '''poésie''' -- poesie<br/> '''poignée''' -- tenette<br/> '''poignet''' -- manu-articul<br/> '''poil de narine''' -- nas-capille<br/> '''point''' -- punctu<br/> '''pointe''' -- fore-punta<br/> '''pointée''' -- punctuat<br/> '''poire''' -- pir<br/> '''poireau''' -- porro<br/> '''pois''' -- pise<br/> '''pois chiche''' -- cicere<br/> '''poisson''' -- pisc<br/> '''poisson plat''' -- pleuronectide<br/> '''poitrine''' -- péctor<br/> '''poivre ''' -- pipre <br/> '''poivre rouge''' -- pipre rubi<br/> '''poivron ''' -- paprica <br/> '''polaire''' -- polari<br/> '''polaire''' -- polari<br/> '''pôle''' -- pol<br/> '''poli''' -- polit<br/> '''police''' -- policie<br/> '''police (hôtel de ~)''' -- police-oficie<br/> '''police de caractères''' -- fontes<br/> '''polir''' -- polir<br/> '''polir''' -- polir<br/> '''politique''' -- politic(a)<br/> '''pollué''' -- polluet<br/> '''pollution''' -- pollution <br/> '''poltron''' -- poltron<br/> '''polyacryl''' -- poliacril<br/> '''polyamide''' -- poliamid<br/> '''polyamide''' -- poliamid<br/> '''polyester''' -- poliester<br/> '''polyuréthane''' -- poliuretan<br/> '''pommade''' -- grasse<br/> '''pomme''' -- pom<br/> '''pomme de terre''' -- potate<br/> '''pompe à broyeur''' -- pumpe aplastator<br/> '''pompiers''' -- incendie-brigade<br/> '''poncer''' -- slifar<br/> '''ponctuation''' -- punctuation<br/> '''ponctuel''' -- punctual<br/> '''pont''' -- pont<br/> '''population''' -- population<br/> '''porc''' -- porc<br/> '''pore''' -- pore<br/> '''pornographique''' -- pornografic<br/> '''port''' -- portu<br/> '''port dû (en ~ ~)''' -- <br/> '''porte''' -- porta<br/> '''porte coulissante''' -- porta deplazzabil<br/> '''porte d'armoire''' -- scaf-porta<br/> '''porte extérieure''' -- porta exteriori<br/> '''porte-clefs''' -- clave-sacette<br/> '''portefeuille''' -- portafolie<br/> '''portemanteau''' -- vestiment-crochete<br/> '''porte-outil''' -- tenette<br/> '''porte-papier''' -- paper-portere<br/> '''porter''' -- portar<br/> '''porter malade''' -- malad-scrir <br/> '''porter plainte''' -- plendir<br/> '''porte-savon''' -- sapon-tenetor<br/> '''porte-serviette''' -- toalsuport<br/> '''portion d'arc''' -- portion de arc<br/> '''poser''' -- posir<br/> '''poser, installer''' -- installar<br/> '''position''' -- position<br/> '''possessif''' -- possessiv<br/> '''poste''' -- post-oficie<br/> '''poste (direct)''' -- <br/> '''poste de chauffe''' -- cocine-loce<br/> '''poste de traite''' -- melc-loc<br/> '''postérieur''' -- posteriore<br/> '''post-scriptum, P.-S.''' -- postscrite<br/> '''postuler''' -- <br/> '''pot''' -- potte<br/> '''pot à crème''' -- crem-cruchette<br/> '''pot de bière''' -- bir-cope<br/> '''pot de chambre''' -- potte noctal<br/> '''pot de cidre''' -- cidre-cope<br/> '''pot de lait''' -- lacte-cruchette<br/> '''pot en plastique''' -- pottette plastic<br/> '''pot, coupe, timbale''' -- cope<br/> '''potable''' -- trincabil<br/> '''potage de tomates''' -- sup ligat de tomates<br/> '''potager''' -- jardin de legumes<br/> '''poteau''' -- paliss<br/> '''potence''' -- potentie<br/> '''pouce''' -- pollice<br/> '''poudre''' -- pudre<br/> '''poule ''' -- galline <br/> '''pouls''' -- pulse<br/> '''poumon''' -- pulmon<br/> '''pour''' -- por<br/> '''pourcentage''' -- percentage<br/> '''pourpier''' -- portulac<br/> '''pourquoi''' -- pro to<br/> '''pourrait''' -- vell<br/> '''poux''' -- pedicul<br/> '''pratique''' -- práctica<br/> '''pratiquer''' -- practicar<br/> '''précatif''' -- precativ<br/> '''précautionneux''' -- sollicitud-plen<br/> '''précuit''' -- precocinat<br/> '''préfabriqué''' -- anteproductet<br/> '''préface''' -- anteparol<br/> ''''préfecture, administration locale''' -- district-administration<br/> '''préfet, administrateur local''' -- district-administrator<br/> '''préfixe''' -- prefixe<br/> '''premier ministre, chandelier''' -- cancellero<br/> '''première pression''' -- prim pression<br/> '''prendre''' -- capter<br/> '''prendre''' -- prender<br/> '''prendre''' -- surprisar<br/> '''prendre en charge''' -- capter<br/> '''prendre place''' -- prender plazza<br/> '''préparer''' -- preparar<br/> '''préposition''' -- preposition<br/> '''prépuce''' -- prepucio<br/> '''près''' -- apu<br/> '''presbyte''' -- presbit<br/> '''prescrire''' -- prescrir<br/> '''présence du médecin''' -- presente del médico<br/> '''présent''' -- presente<br/> '''présenter ''' -- presentar <br/> '''préservatif''' -- condom, preservative<br/> '''président''' -- presidente<br/> '''presser''' -- presser<br/> '''pression atmosphérique''' -- pression atmosferic<br/> '''preuve''' -- pruva<br/> '''prévenant''' -- sagaci<br/> '''prier''' -- pregar<br/> '''prise de courant''' -- bux electric<br/> '''prison''' -- prison<br/> '''privé''' -- privat<br/> '''priver''' -- privar<br/> '''prix''' -- laude<br/> '''prix de la location''' -- luage-precie<br/> '''procurer''' -- procurar<br/> '''produit''' -- materie<br/> '''produit''' -- producte<br/> '''produits chimiques''' -- chimicalies <br/> '''professeur''' -- professor<br/> '''profession''' -- profession<br/> '''profil''' -- profil<br/> '''profond''' -- profund<br/> '''profondeur''' -- profundore<br/> '''progressif''' -- continui<br/> '''progressif''' -- progressiv<br/> '''projeter''' -- projecter<br/> '''projeter''' -- projecter<br/> '''pronom''' -- pronómine<br/> '''prononciation''' -- pronunciation<br/> '''proposition''' -- proposition<br/> '''propre''' -- nett<br/> '''propre''' -- pur<br/> '''propriétaire''' -- locator<br/> '''propriété municipale''' -- proprietá municipal<br/> '''prostate''' -- prostata<br/> '''protection''' -- protection<br/> '''protection contre le licenciement''' -- protection de revocation<br/> '''protection contre l'expulsion''' -- protection de expulsion<br/> '''protège-bouche''' -- bocca-protection<br/> '''proximité''' -- proximitá<br/> '''prude''' -- prud<br/> '''prudent''' -- cauti<br/> '''prune''' -- prun<br/> '''puant''' -- malodorant<br/> '''puberté''' -- pubertá<br/> '''public''' -- public<br/> '''publier''' -- publicar<br/> '''publique''' -- public<br/> '''puce''' -- pulce<br/> '''pudique''' -- púdic<br/> '''puer''' -- malodorar<br/> '''puéricultrice''' -- gardatora<br/> '''puis''' -- poy<br/> '''pulsant''' -- pulsent<br/> '''pulvérisateur''' -- pulverisator<br/> '''pulvériser''' -- pulverisar<br/> '''punaise''' -- címice<br/> '''pupille''' -- pupille<br/> '''pur''' -- pur<br/> '''purée''' -- puré<br/> '''purée de tomates''' -- puré de tomates<br/> '''pustule''' -- pustul<br/> '''pyramide''' -- piramide<br/> 1862 4285 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue q]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue q]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''quantité''' -- multitá<br/> '''quarante''' -- quarant<br/> '''quatorze''' -- deciquar<br/> '''quatre''' -- quar<br/> '''quatre vingt dix, nonante''' -- ninant<br/> '''quatre vingt, octante''' -- otant<br/> '''que, de''' -- quam<br/> '''quelle sorte de''' -- qual<br/> '''quelques aliments aquatiques''' -- quelc alimentes aquatic<br/> '''quenouille''' -- spindle<br/> '''question''' -- question<br/> '''queue de cheval''' -- cavall-caude<br/> '''qui, quel, quelle''' -- qui, quel<br/> '''quinze''' -- deciquin<br/> '''quitter''' -- retirar<br/> '''quoi''' -- quo<br/> 1863 4287 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue r]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue r]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''rabot''' -- rabot<br/> '''rabot d'épaisseur''' -- spess-rabot<br/> '''raboter''' -- rabotar<br/> '''racine''' -- rádica<br/> '''racine carrée''' -- rádica quadrátic<br/> '''racine cubique''' -- rádica cubic<br/> '''racine d'ongle''' -- ungul-radica<br/> '''radiateur''' -- calentator<br/> '''radiation''' -- radiation<br/> '''radioactivité''' -- radioactivitá<br/> '''radiographie''' -- radiografi<br/> '''radiotélescope''' -- radiotelescop<br/> '''radis''' -- radise<br/> '''radis blanc''' -- radise blanc<br/> '''radis noir''' -- radise nigri<br/> '''rafraîchir''' -- refriscar<br/> '''rage''' -- rabie<br/> '''ragoût''' -- ragú<br/> '''raide''' -- rect<br/> '''raie''' -- ray<br/> '''raie''' -- sulca<br/> '''raifort''' -- sinap-radise<br/> '''rail porte-douche''' -- support-fust de aroseator<br/> '''rail porte-rideau''' -- support-fust de duch-cortine<br/> '''rail pour rideau''' -- cortin-rel<br/> '''rainure''' -- cannelure<br/> '''rainuré''' -- cannelurati<br/> '''raisin''' -- uve<br/> '''rajoutée en métal dur''' -- juntat de metall dur<br/> '''rallonge''' -- prolongation<br/> '''rallonger''' -- extender<br/> '''rampe (d'escalier)''' -- rampe de scaliere<br/> '''ramper''' -- repter<br/> '''rangée d'arbres''' -- file d'árbores<br/> '''râpe''' -- raspa<br/> '''râpe à fromage''' -- caseo-raspator<br/> '''râper''' -- raspar<br/> '''râper (à ~)''' -- raspar (por ~)<br/> '''rapide''' -- rapid<br/> '''rapine''' -- rapte<br/> '''rapport''' -- raport<br/> '''raps''' -- brassice<br/> '''rare''' -- rar<br/> '''ras''' -- ras<br/> '''raser''' -- rasar<br/> '''rasoir''' -- rasuore<br/> '''rassembler''' -- assemblar<br/> '''rassembler''' -- reunir<br/> '''rat''' -- ratte<br/> '''râteau''' -- rastre<br/> '''râteler''' -- rastrar<br/> '''râtelier''' -- forrage-grill<br/> '''ravier, jatte''' -- scudellette<br/> '''raviolis''' -- cussin de pasta-folies plenat<br/> '''ravitaillement''' -- aprovisionment<br/> '''rayer''' -- trastrecar<br/> '''rayon''' -- radie<br/> '''récent''' -- recent<br/> '''réception''' -- reception<br/> '''recevoir''' -- reciver<br/> '''réchaud''' -- foy<br/> '''réchaud à l'alcool à brûler''' -- foy a sprit<br/> '''réchaud à pétrole''' -- foy a lamp-oleo<br/> '''réchaud au charbon de bois''' -- foy a carbon de ligne<br/> '''réchaud de table''' -- alcohol-foyette<br/> '''récipient''' -- vase<br/> '''réciprocité''' -- reciprocitá<br/> '''récolter''' -- recoltar<br/> '''recommandé''' -- <br/> '''reconnaissance vocale''' -- aconossement vocal<br/> '''recoudre''' -- resuer<br/> '''recouvrement de fenêtre''' -- fenestre-covrimentes<br/> '''récréation''' -- recreation<br/> '''rectangle''' -- rectangul<br/> '''rectangulaire''' -- rectangulari<br/> '''rédiger''' -- redacter<br/> '''redoubler''' -- recomensar li classe<br/> '''réduction''' -- reduction<br/> '''rééducation''' -- rehabilitation<br/> '''réfectoire''' -- cantine<br/> '''réfléchir''' -- reflecter<br/> '''reflux''' -- reflut<br/> '''refouler''' -- repulser<br/> '''réfrigérateur''' -- refrigerator-scaf<br/> '''réfrigéré''' -- gelat<br/> '''refroidir''' -- refriscar<br/> '''refroidissement''' -- refrigidation<br/> '''régime''' -- regime<br/> '''registre''' -- registre<br/> '''registre de présence''' -- presentie-libre<br/> '''règle''' -- regul<br/> '''règle''' -- lineale<br/> '''règlement''' -- regul-ovre<br/> '''réglette de fixation de tapis''' -- tapisse-listel<br/> '''réglisse''' -- glizirrize<br/> '''régulateur électronique''' -- obscurator electronic<br/> '''régulier''' -- regulari<br/> '''rein''' -- ren<br/> '''relater''' -- relater<br/> '''relatif''' -- relativ<br/> '''Relations familiales''' -- Relationes familial<br/> '''relevé des notes''' -- notes-liste<br/> '''relié''' -- ligat<br/> '''relief''' -- relief<br/> '''religieux''' -- religios<br/> '''religion''' -- <br/> '''relire''' -- releer<br/> '''remariage''' -- remaritage<br/> '''remise à niveau''' -- rejuntion<br/> '''remise des prix''' -- resultat-proclamation<br/> '''remplaçant''' -- remplazzor<br/> '''rempli''' -- plenat<br/> '''remplir''' -- plenar<br/> '''rencontre''' -- incontra<br/> '''rendant la monnaie''' -- con (mone-)restitution<br/> '''renvoi''' -- deplazzation<br/> '''réouverture''' -- reapertura<br/> '''réparation''' -- reparation<br/> '''repartir''' -- repartir<br/> '''répartir''' -- repartir<br/> '''répartition''' -- repartition<br/> '''repas''' -- manjage<br/> '''repasser''' -- ferroglattar<br/> '''répéter''' -- repetir, iterar<br/> '''répétition''' -- repetition<br/> '''réponse''' -- response<br/> '''reporter''' -- ajornar<br/> '''reposer''' -- reposar<br/> '''repoussant''' -- repulsant<br/> '''représentation''' -- representation<br/> '''reprocher''' -- reprochar<br/> '''répugnant''' -- repugnant<br/> '''réservé''' -- reservat<br/> '''réservé aux piétons''' -- pedon-reservat<br/> '''respect''' -- respecte<br/> '''respecter''' -- respectar<br/> '''respiration''' -- spira<br/> '''responsable''' -- responsábil<br/> '''ressemeler''' -- solear<br/> '''restaurant universitaire''' -- studiantes-casino<br/> '''restauration''' -- regalation<br/> '''restaurer''' -- restaurar<br/> '''restituer''' -- rendir<br/> '''résultat''' -- resultate<br/> '''rétine''' -- retine<br/> '''retirer''' -- deprender<br/> '''retirer''' -- retirar<br/> '''retirer''' -- forprender<br/> '''retourner''' -- retornar<br/> '''retourner''' -- circumplugar<br/> '''réveil''' -- avigilator<br/> '''réveiller''' -- avigilar<br/> '''revenus''' -- revenú<br/> '''revers''' -- covriment<br/> '''revêtement de sol''' -- suol-covritura<br/> '''réviser''' -- reviser<br/> '''révocation (avis de ~)''' -- revocation(-avise)<br/> '''révolution''' -- revolution<br/> '''rhubarbe''' -- rabarbar<br/> '''rhumatisme''' -- reumatisme<br/> '''rhume de cerveau''' -- snifflar<br/> '''riche''' -- rich<br/> '''ricin''' -- ricin<br/> '''rideau''' -- cortine<br/> '''rideau en voile''' -- vel-cortin<br/> '''rideau obscurcissant''' -- cortin obscuranti<br/> '''rigide''' -- rigid<br/> '''rigueur''' -- rigoritá<br/> '''rince-doigts''' -- lavage-scudellette por fingres <br/> '''rincer''' -- rinsar<br/> '''risque''' -- risca<br/> '''rive''' -- rive<br/> '''river''' -- rivetar<br/> '''riverain''' -- riveran<br/> '''rivet''' -- rivete<br/> '''rivière''' -- river<br/> '''riz''' -- ris<br/> '''robe''' -- rob<br/> '''robinet''' -- robinete<br/> '''robinet d'eau''' -- aqua-clave<br/> '''robinet d'eau chaude''' -- robinete de aqua calid<br/> '''robinet d'eau froide''' -- robinete de aqua frigid<br/> '''robinet régulateur''' -- robinete regulator<br/> '''robuste''' -- robust<br/> '''roche''' -- rocca<br/> '''roi''' -- rey<br/> '''roman''' -- roman<br/> '''romarin''' -- rosmarin<br/> '''rond à serviette''' -- serviette-anelle<br/> '''ronde''' -- rondi<br/> '''ronde''' -- rund<br/> '''ronflement''' -- roncamentes<br/> '''ronfler''' -- roncar<br/> '''roquette''' -- sisimbrie<br/> '''rose''' -- rose<br/> '''roter''' -- ructar<br/> '''rôti''' -- rostatura<br/> '''rotule''' -- rotul<br/> '''rouet''' -- fil-rot<br/> '''rouge''' -- rubi<br/> '''rouge, fard pour les lèvres''' -- farde (rubi) por li labies<br/> '''rouir''' -- rostar<br/> '''rouleau''' -- rul<br/> '''rouleau de papier''' -- paper-rul<br/> '''rouler''' -- rular<br/> '''roulettes''' -- rotette<br/> '''route de traverse''' -- via de passage<br/> '''ruche''' -- ape-dom<br/> '''rue''' -- via, strade<br/> '''ruelle''' -- stradette<br/> '''rugueux''' -- aspri<br/> '''rural''' -- rural<br/> 1864 4289 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue s]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue s]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''sable''' -- sand<br/> '''sabots (en caoutchouc)''' -- gumme-sapates<br/> '''sac''' -- sac<br/> '''sac à dos''' -- dorse-sac<br/> '''sac à dos''' -- tornistre<br/> '''sac à linge''' -- vestiment-sac<br/> '''sac à main''' -- manu-tasca<br/> '''sac à viande''' -- carnesac<br/> '''sac de couchage''' -- camp-covriturasac<br/> '''sac de gymnastique''' -- sport-sac<br/> '''sac d'école''' -- scol-sac<br/> '''sac hivernal''' -- hivern-sac<br/> '''saccadé''' -- per secusses<br/> '''sachet''' -- sacette<br/> '''safran''' -- safran<br/> '''sage-femme''' -- acuchera<br/> '''saigner''' -- dessanguar<br/> '''saisie''' -- securar<br/> '''saisie''' -- capter<br/> '''saisir''' -- happar<br/> '''saisir, attraper''' -- capter<br/> '''saisir, confisquer''' -- confiscar<br/> '''saison''' -- seson<br/> '''salade''' -- salade<br/> '''saladier''' -- salad-scudelle<br/> '''salaire''' -- honorarie<br/> '''salaire''' -- <br/> '''sale''' -- sordid<br/> '''salière''' -- sale-distribuetor<br/> '''salive''' -- salive<br/> '''salle''' -- sala<br/> '''salle d'attente''' -- sala de atende<br/> '''salle de bain''' -- chambre balneari<br/> '''salle de billard''' -- chambre de billiard <br/> '''salle de chimie''' -- chimie-sala<br/> '''salle de concert''' -- concert-sala<br/> '''salle de fêtes''' -- festa-sala<br/> '''salle de lecture''' -- letura-sala<br/> '''salle de musique''' -- chambre de musica<br/> '''salle de musique''' -- música-sala<br/> '''salle de radiographie''' -- sala de radiografie<br/> '''salle de rangement''' -- chambre de rangeament<br/> '''salle de repassage''' -- chambre de ferroglattage<br/> '''salle de séjour''' -- chambre de sejorn<br/> '''salle de spectacle''' -- spectacul-sala<br/> '''salle de travail''' -- chambre de labor<br/> '''salle de travail''' -- sala de acuchament<br/> '''salle de visite''' -- sala de visit<br/> '''salle des soins''' -- sala de cuida<br/> '''salon''' -- salon<br/> '''salopette''' -- pantalon a bavette<br/> '''salubre''' -- salubri<br/> '''salut''' -- salut<br/> '''sandale''' -- sandale<br/> '''sang''' -- sangue<br/> '''sanitaire(s)''' -- sanitari<br/> '''sans''' -- sin<br/> '''santé''' -- sante<br/> '''saouler''' -- trincachar<br/> '''sarcler''' -- sarclar<br/> '''sarcloir''' -- sarcluore<br/> '''sardine''' -- anchove<br/> '''sardines à l'huile d'olive''' -- anchoves in olive-oleo<br/> '''satellite''' -- satelite artificial<br/> '''satellite artificiel''' -- satelite artificial<br/> '''satin''' -- satin<br/> '''sauce''' -- sauce<br/> '''sauce de soja''' -- glicin-sauce<br/> '''saucisson''' -- salsice<br/> '''sauge''' -- salvia<br/> '''sauter''' -- saltar<br/> '''sauter une classe''' -- saltar li classe<br/> '''sautiller''' -- saltettar<br/> '''sauvage''' -- savagi<br/> '''savon''' -- sapon <br/> '''savon à raser''' -- sapon por rasar<br/> '''savon gras''' -- sapon grassosi<br/> '''scanner''' -- image-desciffror<br/> '''scaphandre''' -- scafandre<br/> '''sciatique''' -- sciatica<br/> '''scie''' -- sega<br/> '''scie à bois''' -- ligne-sega<br/> '''scie à chaîne''' -- caten-sega<br/> '''scie à chaîne''' -- caten-sega<br/> '''scie à métaux''' -- metall-sega<br/> '''scie à ruban''' -- band-sega<br/> '''scie circulaire''' -- circul-sega<br/> '''scie crocodile''' -- crocodile-sega<br/> '''scie égoïne''' -- lime-sega<br/> '''scie sauteuse''' -- cisel-sega<br/> '''scier''' -- segar<br/> '''scintillant''' -- scintillant<br/> '''sciure''' -- segallia<br/> '''scolarité''' -- <br/> '''sculpter''' -- sculpter, ciselar<br/> '''seau à glace''' -- glacie-sitell<br/> '''sec''' -- sicc<br/> '''sécateur''' -- jardin-cisores<br/> '''sécateur''' -- jardin-cisette<br/> '''sécateur pour haie''' -- hag-cisores<br/> '''séchage''' -- assiccage<br/> '''séchage''' -- siccation<br/> '''séchant''' -- assiccant<br/> '''séché''' -- siccat<br/> '''sécher''' -- assiccar<br/> '''sécher''' -- siccar<br/> '''secouriste''' -- sanitator<br/> '''secousse sismique''' -- terr-treme<br/> '''secousse tardive''' -- treme tardiv<br/> '''section''' -- section<br/> '''sectionner''' -- separar<br/> '''sécuriser''' -- securar<br/> '''seiche''' -- sepia<br/> '''seigle''' -- secale<br/> '''sein''' -- sinu<br/> '''seize''' -- decisix<br/> '''sel''' -- sale<br/> '''selle''' -- sedle<br/> '''sellerie''' -- selerí<br/> '''selon, en vertu''' -- secun<br/> '''semelle''' -- solea<br/> '''semence''' -- seme<br/> '''semer''' -- semar<br/> '''semeuse''' -- sem-machine<br/> '''semi-pension''' -- semi-pension<br/> '''sens''' -- signification<br/> '''sens de la fibre''' -- direction del fibre<br/> '''sensible''' -- sensíbil<br/> '''sensuel''' -- sensual<br/> '''sentant''' -- odorant<br/> '''sentence de divorce''' -- sententie de divorcie<br/> '''sentence de mise sous tutelle''' -- sententie de mette sub tutela<br/> '''sept''' -- set<br/> '''sépulture''' -- sepultoria<br/> '''séquestration''' -- sequestration<br/> '''sergé''' -- serge<br/> '''série''' -- serie<br/> '''sérieux''' -- seriosi<br/> '''serpentin''' -- serpentin<br/> '''serre''' -- dom de plantes<br/> '''serrer''' -- atraer<br/> '''serre-tête''' -- cap-anelle<br/> '''serrure''' -- serr(ur)e<br/> '''sérum''' -- serum<br/> '''serviable''' -- auxiliedisposit<br/> '''service''' -- <br/> '''service à salade''' -- salade-service<br/> '''service de garde''' -- servicie salvatori<br/> '''service de la main-d'œuvre''' -- labor-oficie<br/> '''service de recensement de la population''' -- register-oficie del population<br/> '''service de santé publique''' -- higienoficie<br/> '''service des impôts''' -- impost-oficie<br/> '''service d'état civil et mariage''' -- oficie de statu civil<br/> '''service d'immigration''' -- forenos-oficie<br/> '''services''' -- services<br/> '''serviette de toilette''' -- toale de essuyage<br/> '''serviette d'hôte''' -- hósped-toal<br/> '''serviette en papier''' -- toal de papere <br/> '''serviette périodique''' -- band, vatte (intim)<br/> '''servir''' -- servir<br/> '''sésame''' -- sesam<br/> '''sésame''' -- pass(a)-parol<br/> '''sévérité''' -- severitá<br/> '''sexe''' -- sexu<br/> '''shampooing''' -- liquid por lavage de capilles<br/> '''si''' -- si<br/> '''siège de toilettes''' -- latrin-sede<br/> '''sièges de salon (groupe de ~)''' -- sofa-gruppe<br/> '''sieste, pause sommeil''' -- siesta, pause midial<br/> '''signal''' -- signal<br/> '''signe''' -- signe<br/> '''signe de ponctuation''' -- punctuation-signe<br/> '''signe de syllabaire''' -- signe sillabal<br/> '''signe diacritique''' -- signe diacritic<br/> '''signe diacritique''' -- signe diacritic<br/> '''signe négatif''' -- negativ-signe<br/> '''signe séparateur''' -- signe separator<br/> '''signer''' -- signar<br/> '''s'il vous plait, s.v.p.''' -- ples<br/> '''silence''' -- silentie<br/> '''silencieux''' -- silent(iosi)<br/> '''silicone''' -- silicon<br/> '''sillon-joint''' -- juntsulc<br/> '''singulier''' -- singulare<br/> '''sirop''' -- sirop<br/> '''situation de famille''' -- <br/> '''six''' -- six<br/> '''slip''' -- calsonette<br/> '''social''' -- social<br/> '''société''' -- societá<br/> '''société''' -- societé<br/> '''socle continental''' -- socle continental<br/> '''socquette''' -- strumpette<br/> '''sœur''' -- sestra<br/> '''sœur adoptive''' -- sestra adoptiv<br/> '''sœur du côté maternel''' -- sestra per li matre<br/> '''sœur du côté paternel''' -- sestra per li patre<br/> '''sœur par remariage''' -- sestra per remaritage<br/> '''soie''' -- silk<br/> '''soigner''' -- curar<br/> '''soins''' -- cures <br/> '''soir''' -- véspere<br/> '''soirée parentale''' -- genitores-véspere<br/> '''soixante''' -- sixant<br/> '''soixante dix, septante''' -- setant<br/> '''soja''' -- glicin<br/> '''sol''' -- suol<br/> '''sol chauffant''' -- suol-calentation<br/> '''sol en plaques de caoutchouc''' -- gumme-suol<br/> '''solide''' -- solid<br/> '''solide''' -- stabil<br/> '''solitaire''' -- solitari<br/> '''solvant''' -- soluante<br/> '''sombre''' -- tenebrosi<br/> '''sommaire''' -- arbitrari<br/> '''somme''' -- summa<br/> '''sommeil''' -- dorme<br/> '''sommet''' -- sómmit<br/> '''sommier''' -- stative<br/> '''sommier à lattes''' -- stative a lattes<br/> '''sommier à ressorts''' -- stative a ressores<br/> '''sommier segmenté''' -- stative articulat<br/> '''sommier tapissier''' -- lette-stative stuffat<br/> '''sonnerie''' -- sonette<br/> '''sonnette''' -- sonette<br/> '''soucis''' -- sucie<br/> '''soucoupe''' -- tass-platil<br/> '''soucoupe en cristal''' -- cristall-scudelle<br/> '''souder''' -- hart-suldar <br/> '''souffler''' -- sufflar<br/> '''soufre''' -- sulfur<br/> '''souillé''' -- ínpur<br/> '''souligné''' -- sublineat<br/> '''soupe''' -- sup<br/> '''soupe chinoise aux pâtes''' -- sup chinesi al pasta<br/> '''soupe de queue de bœuf''' -- sup de caude de bove<br/> '''soupière''' -- sup-scudelle<br/> '''sourcil''' -- brove<br/> '''sourd''' -- surd<br/> '''souris''' -- mus<br/> '''sous-chapitre''' -- subcapítul<br/> '''sous-préfecture, sous-chef-lieu local''' -- district-subcapitale<br/> '''sous-préfet, vice-administrateur local''' -- vice-district-administrator<br/> '''sous-vêtements''' -- subvestimentes<br/> '''soutien''' -- subvention<br/> '''soutien-gorge''' -- sinu-apoy<br/> '''spacieux''' -- spaciosi<br/> '''spaghetti''' -- spaghetti<br/> '''spatule''' -- spatel<br/> '''spatule dentée''' -- spatel dentat<br/> '''spécialité''' -- specialita<br/> '''spectateur voyeur''' -- spectácul-lascivon<br/> '''sperme''' -- sperma<br/> '''sphère''' -- sfere<br/> '''sphérique''' -- sferic<br/> '''spongieux''' -- spongiosi<br/> '''squelette''' -- squelette<br/> '''stade''' -- stadie<br/> '''stage''' -- restantie<br/> '''stage (pratique)''' -- tempor de formation practic<br/> '''stagiaire''' -- practicanto<br/> '''stand''' -- baracca de vende<br/> '''statif''' -- stativ<br/> '''station de taxis''' -- taxl<br/> '''station météorologique''' -- meteorologie-servicie<br/> '''stationnaire''' -- stationari<br/> '''statut''' -- statu<br/> '''steppe''' -- steppe<br/> '''stériliser''' -- sterilisar<br/> '''stéthoscope''' -- stetoscop<br/> '''stocker''' -- inmagasinar<br/> '''striage''' -- striage<br/> '''string''' -- calsoncorde<br/> '''stupidité''' -- stupiditá<br/> '''stylet''' -- stilette a graver<br/> '''stylo''' -- stiló<br/> '''subjonctif''' -- subjuntiv<br/> '''subordination''' -- subordination<br/> '''sucré''' -- sucrosi<br/> '''sucre ''' -- sucre <br/> '''sucre cristal''' -- granul-sucre<br/> '''sucre en morceaux''' -- splittre-sucre<br/> '''sucre en poudre''' -- pudre-sucre<br/> '''sucrière''' -- sucriere<br/> '''sud''' -- sud<br/> '''suer''' -- sudar<br/> '''sueur''' -- sudore<br/> '''suffisant''' -- suficent<br/> '''suffixe''' -- sufixe<br/> '''suffoquer''' -- sufocar<br/> '''suicide''' -- suicidie<br/> '''suicide''' -- suicid<br/> '''suicide assisté''' -- suicid assistet<br/> '''suie''' -- fulígine<br/> '''suite à''' -- cause<br/> '''sujet''' -- subjecte<br/> '''sujet''' -- suject<br/> '''superbe''' -- superb<br/> '''superficie''' -- superficie<br/> '''superficiel''' -- superficial<br/> '''superlatif''' -- superlativ<br/> '''support''' -- suport<br/> '''supporter''' -- suportar<br/> '''supposer''' -- suposir<br/> '''suppositoire''' -- suppositore<br/> '''sur''' -- sur<br/> '''sur le fait''' -- in li action<br/> '''surdoué''' -- surtalentat<br/> '''sureau''' -- sambuc<br/> '''surpasser''' -- superpassar<br/> '''sursis''' -- suspension<br/> '''suspendre''' -- suspender<br/> '''suspension de lampe''' -- lampe-suspension <br/> '''suspension pour moustiquaire''' -- suspension de mosquito-rete<br/> '''suspension pour rideaux''' -- cortines-stative<br/> '''suture''' -- sutura<br/> '''sympathique''' -- simpatic<br/> '''symptôme''' -- simptoma<br/> '''synagogue''' -- sinagoga<br/> '''synthétique (en matière ~)''' -- <br/> '''système solaire''' -- sistema solari<br/> 1865 4291 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue t]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue t]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''table''' -- table<br/> '''table auxiliaire''' -- table auxiliari<br/> '''table basse''' -- sofa-table<br/> '''table de groupe''' -- table de gruppe<br/> '''table de nuit''' -- table de nocte<br/> '''table de toilette''' -- toilett-table <br/> '''table de travail''' -- labor-table<br/> '''table de travail''' -- labor-table <br/> '''table des matières''' -- tabelle de materie<br/> '''table individuelle''' -- table síngul<br/> '''table jumelle''' -- table gemelli<br/> '''table pour les repas''' -- repast-table<br/> '''tableau''' -- tábul<br/> '''tableau décoratif''' -- tabelle decorativ<br/> '''tablier''' -- avantale<br/> '''tabouret''' -- taburet<br/> '''tabouret repose-pied''' -- gambe-sede<br/> '''tache''' -- macul<br/> '''taille''' -- tallie<br/> '''tailler''' -- talliar<br/> '''talc''' -- talc<br/> '''talon''' -- talon<br/> '''tampon''' -- tampon (intim)<br/> '''tampon à récurer''' -- gratt-tampon<br/> '''tant''' -- tam<br/> '''tante''' -- tanta<br/> '''tapageur''' -- tumultuosi<br/> '''tapis''' -- tapisse<br/> '''tapis à poils''' -- capilles-tapisse<br/> '''tapis tissé''' -- tapisse textet<br/> '''tapis velours''' -- velur-tapisse<br/> '''tapisserie''' -- tapisse mural<br/> '''taraud''' -- passu-cupa-fore<br/> '''tarif''' -- tarif<br/> '''tasse''' -- tasse<br/> '''tasse en cristal''' -- cristall-tasse<br/> '''tasse pour le café''' -- café-tasse<br/> '''tasse pour le thé''' -- té-tasse<br/> '''tâter''' -- tastar<br/> '''tatouer''' -- tatuar<br/> '''taxe d'enregistrement''' -- inscrition-taxa<br/> '''taxe d'étude''' -- studie-taxa<br/> '''technique astronomique''' -- tecnica astronomic<br/> '''technique textile''' -- tecnica textil<br/> '''teindre''' -- tinter<br/> '''teinture''' -- tintur<br/> '''téléphone''' -- telefon<br/> '''téléphoner''' -- telefonar<br/> '''télescope''' -- telescop<br/> '''téléviseur''' -- televisor<br/> '''téméraire''' -- brav<br/> '''témoignage''' -- testimonie<br/> '''témoin''' -- testimon(a, o)<br/> '''température''' -- temperatura<br/> '''tempête''' -- storm<br/> '''temple''' -- temple<br/> '''temps''' -- témpor<br/> '''temps de chômage''' -- <br/> '''tenaille''' -- tenette cupant<br/> '''tenaille''' -- front-pince<br/> '''tendinite''' -- tendon-inflammation<br/> '''tendon''' -- tendon<br/> '''tendrement''' -- tendrimen<br/> '''tenir''' -- tener<br/> '''tentative''' -- tentativ<br/> '''tente de secouristes''' -- salvatores-tenda<br/> '''tenture''' -- toal-covritura mural<br/> '''ténu''' -- tenui<br/> '''tenue''' -- vestiment<br/> '''tenue réglementaire''' -- scol-uniform<br/> '''terminaison''' -- desinentie<br/> '''termite''' -- termite<br/> '''terrain''' -- terren<br/> '''terrain de jeu''' -- lud-plazza<br/> '''terrain de sport''' -- sport-complex<br/> '''terrasse''' -- terrasse<br/> '''terre''' -- terra<br/> '''terrestre''' -- terrestri<br/> '''testament''' -- testament<br/> '''testicule''' -- tésticul<br/> '''tête''' -- cap<br/> '''tête (salade, chou, etc.)''' -- cap (salade, caul, etc)<br/> '''tête chauve''' -- calvatura<br/> '''tête de lit''' -- cap de lette<br/> '''tétine''' -- gumme-tette<br/> '''téton''' -- papille<br/> '''tétraèdre''' -- -<br/> '''texte''' -- textu<br/> '''textile''' -- textil<br/> '''thé ''' -- té <br/> '''"thé ""fumé"""''' -- "té ""fumosi"""<br/> '''thé noir''' -- té nigri<br/> '''thé vert''' -- té verdi<br/> '''théâtre''' -- teatre<br/> '''théière''' -- teiere<br/> '''thème''' -- tema<br/> '''thon''' -- tune<br/> '''thorax''' -- tórax<br/> '''thym''' -- tim<br/> '''ticket pour repas''' -- manjage-billet<br/> '''tilde''' -- tegul<br/> '''tique, acarien''' -- ácare<br/> '''tirer''' -- tirar<br/> '''tiret''' -- strecette<br/> '''tiroir''' -- tiruore<br/> '''tiroir d'armoire''' -- scaf-tiruore<br/> '''tiroir de table de nuit''' -- tiruore de table de nocte<br/> '''tiroir en tôle, fournée''' -- lad (panificatori)<br/> '''tisane''' -- tisane<br/> '''tisane de camomille''' -- camomille-tisane<br/> '''tisane de fenouille''' -- fenicul-tisane<br/> '''tisane de maté''' -- mate-tisane<br/> '''tisane de menthe''' -- minte-tisane<br/> '''tisane de tilleul''' -- tilie-tisane<br/> '''tisser''' -- texter<br/> '''tissu''' -- texte<br/> '''tissu''' -- toal textet<br/> '''tissu adipeux''' -- textura grass<br/> '''tissu de coton mélangé''' -- toal mixtet de fibres e coton<br/> '''tissu éponge''' -- toal con buclettes<br/> '''titre''' -- titul<br/> '''toile cirée''' -- toale cirat<br/> '''toile de lin''' -- lin-toal<br/> '''toile de maître''' -- toal de mastro<br/> '''toile de protection''' -- protection-toal<br/> '''toile émeri''' -- slif-toal<br/> '''toile en coton''' -- coton-toal<br/> '''toile infroissable''' -- toal ínfrossabil<br/> '''toile jetable''' -- toal<br/> '''toile moustiquaire''' -- mosquito-rete<br/> '''toilette''' -- toilette<br/> '''toilette de bébé''' -- toilette de bebés<br/> '''toilettes''' -- toilette<br/> '''toilettes publiques''' -- toilette public<br/> '''toit''' -- tegment<br/> '''tôle''' -- metal-lade<br/> '''tôle de récupération''' -- lad (colectori)<br/> '''tomate ''' -- tomate <br/> '''ton de demande''' -- optativ<br/> '''ton d'horreur''' -- horrativ<br/> '''tondeuse à gazon''' -- gazon-falce-machine<br/> '''tondre''' -- tonder<br/> '''tonneau''' -- tonel<br/> '''tonsure''' -- tonsura<br/> '''topinambour''' -- topinambur<br/> '''tordu''' -- tordet<br/> '''torrent''' -- torrent<br/> '''torticolis''' -- torticolie<br/> '''touffu''' -- toffat<br/> '''tour''' -- turre<br/> '''tournage''' -- tornage<br/> '''tournant (dans l'escalier)''' -- curve de scaliere<br/> '''tourne-broche''' -- pica-rotor<br/> '''tourner''' -- tornar<br/> '''tourne-vis''' -- tira-scruv<br/> '''tourne-vis à embout''' -- tira-scruv a fin-parte<br/> '''tousser''' -- tussar<br/> '''trace''' -- tracie<br/> '''trachée''' -- traché<br/> '''tracteur''' -- trator<br/> '''traduire''' -- traducter<br/> '''traire''' -- melcar<br/> '''trait''' -- strec<br/> '''traité''' -- convention<br/> '''traitement''' -- tractament <br/> '''traitement de texte''' -- tractament de textu<br/> '''traiter''' -- tractar<br/> '''traiter''' -- curar<br/> '''trajectoire''' -- trajectorie<br/> '''trame''' -- navette-fil<br/> '''tranchant''' -- tranchant<br/> '''tranche de pain''' -- trancha de pane<br/> '''trancher''' -- tranchar<br/> '''tranquille''' -- tranquil<br/> '''transfo de protection pour rasoir''' -- protection-transformator por rasuore<br/> '''transformation de la viande ''' -- transformation del carne <br/> '''transformer''' -- perlaborar<br/> '''transitif''' -- transitiv<br/> '''translucide''' -- opali<br/> '''transmettre''' -- transdar<br/> '''transparence''' -- transparentie<br/> '''transparent''' -- transparent<br/> '''travailleur''' -- assidui<br/> '''travaux pratiques''' -- labor práctic<br/> '''travaux publics''' -- construction subteran<br/> '''traversin''' -- caprul <br/> '''traversin en laine''' -- lane-caprul<br/> '''traversin en mousse''' -- moss-caprul<br/> '''treillis bleu, blue-jean''' -- serge de Nimes<br/> '''treize''' -- decitri<br/> '''tréma''' -- vocal-mutation<br/> '''tremper''' -- tremprar<br/> '''tremper (laisser ~)''' -- macerar<br/> '''trente''' -- triant<br/> '''très aimable''' -- tre amical<br/> '''très fluide''' -- trefluid<br/> '''tresse de cheveux''' -- capill-tresse<br/> '''tressée''' -- canne tressat<br/> '''tresser''' -- plecter<br/> '''triangle''' -- triángul<br/> '''triangulaire''' -- triangul<br/> '''tribunal''' -- tribunale<br/> '''tricot''' -- toal tricotat<br/> '''tricot''' -- tricot<br/> '''tricoter''' -- tricotar<br/> '''trillion''' -- trillion<br/> '''trois''' -- tri<br/> '''tronc''' -- trunc<br/> '''tronc de cône''' -- trunc de cone<br/> '''trop maigre''' -- tro levi<br/> '''tropique''' -- tropic<br/> '''trottoir''' -- ped-via, viette<br/> '''trou''' -- fore<br/> '''trou de fixation''' -- fixation-fore<br/> '''trouble''' -- truble<br/> '''truc''' -- tip<br/> '''truelle''' -- gúttur<br/> '''truffe''' -- truffle<br/> '''truite''' -- trut<br/> '''"tu; te; toi"''' -- "tu; te"<br/> '''tube''' -- tub<br/> '''tube d'aluminium''' -- tub de aluminium<br/> '''tube de moutarde''' -- sinap-tub<br/> '''tube d'écoulement''' -- dren-tub <br/> '''tube flexible de douche''' -- canne flexíbil de duche<br/> '''tubercule''' -- rap<br/> '''tuberculose''' -- tuberculose<br/> '''tuile''' -- tégul<br/> '''tulipe''' -- tulip<br/> '''tunnel''' -- tunnel<br/> '''turban''' -- turban<br/> '''tutelle''' -- tutela<br/> '''tuteur''' -- tutor<br/> '''tuyauterie d'évacuation''' -- canale de exfluentie<br/> '''type de dents''' -- dentation<br/> '''type de mot''' -- parol-specie<br/> 1866 4293 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue u]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue u]]: Converting page titles to lowercase < [[Main_Page|págine principal]] < [[Franc%C3%A9s-Interlingue]]<br/> <br/> '''ulcère''' -- úlcere<br/> '''un, une''' -- un<br/> '''uniforme''' -- uniforme<br/> '''unité ''' -- pezze <br/> '''univers''' -- cosmo<br/> '''univers''' -- universe<br/> '''université''' -- universitá<br/> '''urètre''' -- uretra<br/> '''urgences''' -- urgentie (admission in ~)<br/> '''uriner''' -- urinar<br/> '''urinoir''' -- pissuore<br/> '''urologue''' -- uro-médico<br/> '''usage''' -- usagie<br/> '''usagé''' -- usat<br/> '''usé''' -- usat<br/> '''user''' -- usar<br/> '''usine à gaz''' -- gas-usina<br/> '''usine de clarification d'eau''' -- aqua-clarification-usina<br/> '''usine de traitement des égouts''' -- 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moved to [[dw]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[dw]] 2010 4164 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[Dz]] moved to [[dz]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[dz]] 2011 4166 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[E]] moved to [[e]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[e]] 2012 4168 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[EN]] moved to [[eN]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[eN]] 2013 4170 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[EO]] moved to [[eO]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[eO]] 2014 4172 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[EOf]] moved to [[eOf]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[eOf]] 2015 4174 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[EOm]] moved to [[eOm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[eOm]] 2016 4176 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[EOp]] moved to [[eOp]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[eOp]] 2017 4178 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion 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titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue f]] 2023 4190 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue g]] moved to [[english-Interlingue g]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue g]] 2024 4192 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue h]] moved to [[english-Interlingue h]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue h]] 2025 4194 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue i]] moved to [[english-Interlingue i]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue i]] 2026 4196 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue j]] moved to [[english-Interlingue j]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue j]] 2027 4198 2006-02-22T23:39:48Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue k]] moved to [[english-Interlingue k]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue k]] 2028 4200 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue l]] moved to [[english-Interlingue l]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue l]] 2029 4202 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue m]] moved to [[english-Interlingue m]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue m]] 2030 4204 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue n]] moved to [[english-Interlingue n]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue n]] 2031 4206 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue o]] moved to [[english-Interlingue o]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue o]] 2032 4208 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue p]] moved to [[english-Interlingue p]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue p]] 2033 4210 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue q]] moved to [[english-Interlingue q]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue q]] 2034 4212 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue r]] moved to [[english-Interlingue r]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue r]] 2035 4214 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue s]] moved to [[english-Interlingue s]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue s]] 2036 4216 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue t]] moved to [[english-Interlingue t]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue t]] 2037 4218 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue u]] moved to [[english-Interlingue u]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue u]] 2038 4220 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue v]] moved to [[english-Interlingue v]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue v]] 2039 4222 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue w]] moved to [[english-Interlingue w]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue w]] 2040 4224 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue x]] moved to [[english-Interlingue x]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue x]] 2041 4226 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue y]] moved to [[english-Interlingue y]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue y]] 2042 4228 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[English-Interlingue z]] moved to [[english-Interlingue z]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[english-Interlingue z]] 2043 4230 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[Es]] moved to [[es]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[es]] 2044 4232 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[Esser]] moved to [[esser]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[esser]] 2045 4234 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[Evenir]] moved to [[evenir]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[evenir]] 2046 4236 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[F]] moved to [[f]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[f]] 2047 4238 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[FR]] moved to [[fR]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[fR]] 2048 4240 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[FRc]] moved to [[fRc]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[fRc]] 2049 4242 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[FRj]] moved to [[fRj]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[fRj]] 2050 4244 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[FRo]] moved to [[fRo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[fRo]] 2051 4246 2006-02-22T23:39:49Z Conversion script [[FRs]] moved to [[fRs]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[fRs]] 2052 4248 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[FRz]] moved to [[fRz]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[fRz]] 2053 4250 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue]] 2054 4252 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue / a]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue / a]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue / a]] 2055 4254 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue a]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue a]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue a]] 2056 4256 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue b]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue b]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue b]] 2057 4258 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue c]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue c]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue c]] 2058 4260 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue d]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue d]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue d]] 2059 4262 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue e]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue e]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue e]] 2060 4264 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue f]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue f]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue f]] 2061 4266 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue g]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue g]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue g]] 2062 4268 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue h]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue h]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue h]] 2063 4270 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue i]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue i]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue i]] 2064 4272 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue j]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue j]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue j]] 2065 4274 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue k]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue k]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue k]] 2066 4276 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue l]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue l]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue l]] 2067 4278 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue m]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue m]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue m]] 2068 4280 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue n]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue n]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue n]] 2069 4282 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue o]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue o]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue o]] 2070 4284 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue p]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue p]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue p]] 2071 4286 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue q]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue q]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue q]] 2072 4288 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue r]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue r]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue r]] 2073 4290 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue s]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue s]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue s]] 2074 4292 2006-02-22T23:39:50Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue t]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue t]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue t]] 2075 4294 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue u]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue u]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue u]] 2076 4296 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue v]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue v]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue v]] 2077 4298 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue w]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue w]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue w]] 2078 4300 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue x]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue x]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue x]] 2079 4302 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue y]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue y]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue y]] 2080 4304 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Francés-Interlingue z]] moved to [[francés-Interlingue z]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[francés-Interlingue z]] 2081 4306 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Fz]] moved to [[fz]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[fz]] 2082 4308 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[German-Interlingue]] moved to [[german-Interlingue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[german-Interlingue]] 2083 4310 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Glossar:]] moved to [[glossar:]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[glossar:]] 2084 4312 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Glossar:Codes de scritura de pronunciation]] moved to [[glossar:Codes de scritura de pronunciation]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[glossar:Codes de scritura de pronunciation]] 2085 4314 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Gramatica universal]] moved to [[gramatica universal]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[gramatica universal]] 2086 4316 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Ha]] moved to [[ha]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[ha]] 2087 4318 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Hesitar]] moved to [[hesitar]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[hesitar]] 2088 4320 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Horrer]] moved to [[horrer]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[horrer]] 2089 4322 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[Horrore]] moved to [[horrore]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[horrore]] 2090 4324 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IE]] moved to [[iE]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iE]] 2091 4326 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEa]] moved to [[iEa]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEa]] 2092 4328 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEc]] moved to [[iEc]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEc]] 2093 4330 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEd]] moved to [[iEd]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEd]] 2094 4332 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEe]] moved to [[iEe]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEe]] 2095 4334 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEi]] moved to [[iEi]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEi]] 2096 4336 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEl]] moved to [[iEl]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEl]] 2097 4338 2006-02-22T23:39:51Z Conversion script [[IEm]] moved to [[iEm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEm]] 2098 4340 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEn]] moved to [[iEn]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEn]] 2099 4342 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEo]] moved to [[iEo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEo]] 2100 4344 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEp]] moved to [[iEp]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEp]] 2101 4346 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEt]] moved to [[iEt]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEt]] 2102 4348 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEv]] moved to [[iEv]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEv]] 2103 4350 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEy]] moved to [[iEy]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEy]] 2104 4352 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[IEz]] moved to [[iEz]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[iEz]] 2105 4354 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[In]] moved to [[in]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[in]] 2106 4356 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[Index.php]] moved to [[index.php]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[index.php]] 2107 4358 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[Interlingue-Angles]] moved to [[interlingue-Angles]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[interlingue-Angles]] 2108 4360 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LR]] moved to [[lR]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lR]] 2109 4362 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LRf]] moved to [[lRf]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lRf]] 2110 4364 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LRm]] moved to [[lRm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lRm]] 2111 4366 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LRp]] moved to [[lRp]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lRp]] 2112 4368 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Eifer]] moved to [[lX:DE:Eifer]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Eifer]] 2113 4370 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Form]] moved to [[lX:DE:Form]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Form]] 2114 4372 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Fürwort]] moved to [[lX:DE:Fürwort]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Fürwort]] 2115 4374 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Onomatopöie]] moved to [[lX:DE:Onomatopöie]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Onomatopöie]] 2116 4376 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Wort]] moved to [[lX:DE:Wort]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Wort]] 2117 4378 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zebra]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zebra]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zebra]] 2118 4380 2006-02-22T23:39:52Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zebu]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zebu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zebu]] 2119 4382 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zenit]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zenit]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zenit]] 2120 4384 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zephyr]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zephyr]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zephyr]] 2121 4386 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zibet-Katze]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zibet-Katze]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zibet-Katze]] 2122 4388 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zickzack]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zickzack]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zickzack]] 2123 4390 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zink]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zink]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zink]] 2124 4392 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zobel]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zobel]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zobel]] 2125 4394 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zodiakus]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zodiakus]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zodiakus]] 2126 4396 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zone]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zone]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zone]] 2127 4398 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zuave]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zuave]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zuave]] 2128 4400 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:Zuaven]] moved to [[lX:DE:Zuaven]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:Zuaven]] 2129 4402 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:du]] moved to [[lX:DE:du]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:du]] 2130 4404 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:ich]] moved to [[lX:DE:ich]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:ich]] 2131 4406 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:DE:ja]] moved to [[lX:DE:ja]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:DE:ja]] 2132 4408 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:I]] moved to [[lX:EN:I]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:I]] 2133 4410 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:civet]] moved to [[lX:EN:civet]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:civet]] 2134 4412 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:form]] moved to [[lX:EN:form]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:form]] 2135 4414 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:onomatopoeia]] moved to [[lX:EN:onomatopoeia]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:onomatopoeia]] 2136 4416 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:pronoun]] moved to [[lX:EN:pronoun]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:pronoun]] 2137 4418 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:sable]] moved to [[lX:EN:sable]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:sable]] 2138 4420 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:synonym]] moved to [[lX:EN:synonym]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:synonym]] 2139 4422 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:word]] moved to [[lX:EN:word]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:word]] 2140 4424 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:yes]] moved to [[lX:EN:yes]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:yes]] 2141 4426 2006-02-22T23:39:53Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zeal]] moved to [[lX:EN:zeal]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zeal]] 2142 4428 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zebra]] moved to [[lX:EN:zebra]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zebra]] 2143 4430 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zebu]] moved to [[lX:EN:zebu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zebu]] 2144 4432 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zenith]] moved to [[lX:EN:zenith]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zenith]] 2145 4434 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zephyr]] moved to [[lX:EN:zephyr]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zephyr]] 2146 4436 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zigzag]] moved to [[lX:EN:zigzag]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zigzag]] 2147 4438 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zinc]] moved to [[lX:EN:zinc]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zinc]] 2148 4440 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zodiac]] moved to [[lX:EN:zodiac]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zodiac]] 2149 4442 2006-02-22T23:39:54Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zone]] moved to [[lX:EN:zone]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zone]] 2150 4444 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zoo]] moved to [[lX:EN:zoo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zoo]] 2151 4446 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:EN:zouave]] moved to [[lX:EN:zouave]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EN:zouave]] 2152 4448 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:EO:]] moved to [[lX:EO:]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EO:]] 2153 4450 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:EO:form]] moved to [[lX:EO:form]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EO:form]] 2154 4452 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:EO:mi]] moved to [[lX:EO:mi]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EO:mi]] 2155 4454 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:EO:pronomo]] moved to [[lX:EO:pronomo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:EO:pronomo]] 2156 4456 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:F:zèbre]] moved to [[lX:F:zèbre]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:F:zèbre]] 2157 4458 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:civette]] moved to [[lX:FR:civette]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:civette]] 2158 4460 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:forme]] moved to [[lX:FR:forme]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:forme]] 2159 4462 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:je]] moved to [[lX:FR:je]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:je]] 2160 4464 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:mot]] moved to [[lX:FR:mot]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:mot]] 2161 4466 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:onomatopée]] moved to [[lX:FR:onomatopée]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:onomatopée]] 2162 4468 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:oui]] moved to [[lX:FR:oui]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:oui]] 2163 4470 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:pronom]] moved to [[lX:FR:pronom]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:pronom]] 2164 4472 2006-02-22T23:39:55Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:synonyme]] moved to [[lX:FR:synonyme]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:synonyme]] 2165 4474 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zibeline]] moved to [[lX:FR:zibeline]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zibeline]] 2166 4476 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zigzag]] moved to [[lX:FR:zigzag]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zigzag]] 2167 4478 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zinc]] moved to [[lX:FR:zinc]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zinc]] 2168 4480 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zodiaque]] moved to [[lX:FR:zodiaque]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zodiaque]] 2169 4482 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zone]] moved to [[lX:FR:zone]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zone]] 2170 4484 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zoo]] moved to [[lX:FR:zoo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zoo]] 2171 4486 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zouave]] moved to [[lX:FR:zouave]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zouave]] 2172 4488 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zèbre]] moved to [[lX:FR:zèbre]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zèbre]] 2173 4490 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zèle]] moved to [[lX:FR:zèle]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zèle]] 2174 4492 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zébu]] moved to [[lX:FR:zébu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zébu]] 2175 4494 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:FR:zéphyr]] moved to [[lX:FR:zéphyr]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:FR:zéphyr]] 2176 4496 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:adverbie]] moved to [[lX:IE:adverbie]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:adverbie]] 2177 4498 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:advere]] moved to [[lX:IE:advere]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:advere]] 2178 4500 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:contrarie]] moved to [[lX:IE:contrarie]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:contrarie]] 2179 4502 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:do]] moved to [[lX:IE:do]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:do]] 2180 4504 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:form]] moved to [[lX:IE:form]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:form]] 2181 4506 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:interjection]] moved to [[lX:IE:interjection]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:interjection]] 2182 4508 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:object]] moved to [[lX:IE:object]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:object]] 2183 4510 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:parol]] moved to [[lX:IE:parol]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:parol]] 2184 4512 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:parol imitant]] moved to [[lX:IE:parol imitant]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:parol imitant]] 2185 4514 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:pronomine]] moved to [[lX:IE:pronomine]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:pronomine]] 2186 4516 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:sinonim]] moved to [[lX:IE:sinonim]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:sinonim]] 2187 4518 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:tu]] moved to [[lX:IE:tu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:tu]] 2188 4520 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:vu]] moved to [[lX:IE:vu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:vu]] 2189 4522 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:ya]] moved to [[lX:IE:ya]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:ya]] 2190 4524 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:yes]] moved to [[lX:IE:yes]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:yes]] 2191 4526 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:yo]] moved to [[lX:IE:yo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:yo]] 2192 4528 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zebre]] moved to [[lX:IE:zebre]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zebre]] 2193 4530 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zefir]] moved to [[lX:IE:zefir]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zefir]] 2194 4532 2006-02-22T23:39:56Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zel]] moved to [[lX:IE:zel]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zel]] 2195 4534 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zenit]] moved to [[lX:IE:zenit]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zenit]] 2196 4536 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zephyr]] moved to [[lX:IE:zephyr]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zephyr]] 2197 4538 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zibet]] moved to [[lX:IE:zibet]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zibet]] 2198 4540 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zig-zag]] moved to [[lX:IE:zig-zag]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zig-zag]] 2199 4542 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zinc]] moved to [[lX:IE:zinc]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zinc]] 2200 4544 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zodiac]] moved to [[lX:IE:zodiac]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zodiac]] 2201 4546 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zone]] moved to [[lX:IE:zone]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zone]] 2202 4548 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zoo-]] moved to [[lX:IE:zoo-]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zoo-]] 2203 4550 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zuavo]] moved to [[lX:IE:zuavo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zuavo]] 2204 4552 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zébu]] moved to [[lX:IE:zébu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zébu]] 2205 4554 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:IE:zóbol]] moved to [[lX:IE:zóbol]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:IE:zóbol]] 2206 4556 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:LR:forma]] moved to [[lX:LR:forma]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:LR:forma]] 2207 4558 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:LR:mi]] moved to [[lX:LR:mi]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:LR:mi]] 2208 4560 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:LR:pronam]] moved to [[lX:LR:pronam]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:LR:pronam]] 2209 4562 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:OO:dore]] moved to [[lX:OO:dore]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:OO:dore]] 2210 4564 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:OO:sirelasi]] moved to [[lX:OO:sirelasi]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:OO:sirelasi]] 2211 4566 2006-02-22T23:39:57Z Conversion script [[LX:OO:solmisol]] moved to [[lX:OO:solmisol]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:OO:solmisol]] 2212 4568 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[LX:ROM:me]] moved to [[lX:ROM:me]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:ROM:me]] 2213 4570 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[LX:ROM:tu]] moved to [[lX:ROM:tu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:ROM:tu]] 2214 4572 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[LX:RU:]] moved to [[lX:RU:]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:RU:]] 2215 4574 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[LX:TOKI:mi]] moved to [[lX:TOKI:mi]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:TOKI:mi]] 2216 4576 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[LX:TOKI:sina]] moved to [[lX:TOKI:sina]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:TOKI:sina]] 2217 4578 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[LX:TR:]] moved to [[lX:TR:]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lX:TR:]] 2218 4580 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Li]] moved to [[li]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[li]] 2219 4582 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Libre]] moved to [[libre]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[libre]] 2220 4584 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Librería]] moved to [[librería]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[librería]] 2221 4586 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Librette]] moved to [[librette]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[librette]] 2222 4588 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Librettist]] moved to [[librettist]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[librettist]] 2223 4590 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Lor]] moved to [[lor]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lor]] 2224 4808 2006-03-17T19:01:13Z 80.177.165.204 Corrected (multiple redirects) #REDIRECT [[principal_págine]] 2225 4594 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Matinal]] moved to [[matinal]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[matinal]] 2226 4596 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Matine]] moved to [[matine]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[matine]] 2227 4598 2006-02-22T23:39:58Z Conversion script [[Max]] moved to [[max]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[max]] 2228 4600 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Maxim]] moved to [[maxim]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[maxim]] 2229 4602 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Mysterie]] moved to [[mysterie]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[mysterie]] 2230 4604 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Mysterios]] moved to [[mysterios]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[mysterios]] 2231 4606 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Nocte]] moved to [[nocte]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[nocte]] 2232 4608 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Nu]] moved to [[nu]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[nu]] 2233 4610 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[OO]] moved to [[oO]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[oO]] 2234 4612 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[OOd]] moved to [[oOd]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[oOd]] 2235 4614 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[OOo]] moved to [[oOo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[oOo]] 2236 4616 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[OOs]] moved to [[oOs]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[oOs]] 2237 4618 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Omni]] moved to [[omni]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[omni]] 2238 4620 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Pallid]] moved to [[pallid]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[pallid]] 2239 4622 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Parlar]] moved to [[parlar]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[parlar]] 2240 4624 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Principal págine]] moved to [[principal págine]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[principal págine]] 2241 4626 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Principal págine/]] moved to [[principal págine/]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[principal págine/]] 2242 4628 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Principal págine/Págine Cardinal]] moved to [[principal págine/Págine Cardinal]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[principal págine/Págine Cardinal]] 2243 4630 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Pro]] moved to [[pro]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[pro]] 2244 4632 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Prudent]] moved to [[prudent]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[prudent]] 2245 4634 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Prudentie]] moved to [[prudentie]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[prudentie]] 2246 4636 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Págine Cardinal]] moved to [[págine Cardinal]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[págine Cardinal]] 2247 4638 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Quande]] moved to [[quande]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[quande]] 2248 4640 2006-02-22T23:39:59Z Conversion script [[Quo]] moved to [[quo]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[quo]] 2249 4642 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[ROM]] moved to [[rOM]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[rOM]] 2250 4644 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[ROMm]] moved to [[rOMm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[rOMm]] 2251 4646 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[ROMt]] moved to [[rOMt]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[rOMt]] 2252 4648 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Racontar]] moved to [[racontar]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[racontar]] 2253 4650 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Sant]] moved to [[sant]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[sant]] 2254 4652 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Scatull]] moved to [[scatull]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[scatull]] 2255 4654 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Scrir]] moved to [[scrir]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[scrir]] 2256 4656 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Secuer]] moved to [[secuer]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[secuer]] 2257 4658 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Senior]] moved to [[senior]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[senior]] 2258 4660 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Seniora]] moved to [[seniora]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[seniora]] 2259 4662 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Senioretta]] moved to [[senioretta]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[senioretta]] 2260 4664 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Sol]] moved to [[sol]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[sol]] 2261 4666 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Sole]] moved to [[sole]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[sole]] 2262 4668 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Star]] moved to [[star]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[star]] 2263 4670 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Su]] moved to [[su]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[su]] 2264 4672 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[Supplicar]] moved to [[supplicar]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[supplicar]] 2265 4674 2006-02-22T23:40:00Z Conversion script [[TOKI]] moved to [[tOKI]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[tOKI]] 2266 4676 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[TOKIm]] moved to [[tOKIm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[tOKIm]] 2267 4678 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[TOKIs]] moved to [[tOKIs]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[tOKIs]] 2268 4680 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Ti]] moved to [[ti]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[ti]] 2269 4682 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Timer]] moved to [[timer]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[timer]] 2270 4684 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Tot]] moved to [[tot]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[tot]] 2271 4686 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Total]] moved to [[total]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[total]] 2272 4688 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Tremer]] moved to [[tremer]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[tremer]] 2273 4690 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Témpor]] moved to [[témpor]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[témpor]] 2274 4692 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Vivaci]] moved to [[vivaci]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[vivaci]] 2275 4694 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Vocabularium English-Inerlingue]] moved to [[vocabularium English-Inerlingue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[vocabularium English-Inerlingue]] 2276 4696 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Vocabulárium]] moved to [[vocabulárium]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[vocabulárium]] 2277 4698 2006-02-22T23:40:01Z Conversion script [[Vocabulárium English-Inerlingue]] moved to [[vocabulárium English-Inerlingue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[vocabulárium English-Inerlingue]] 2278 4700 2006-02-22T23:40:02Z Conversion script [[Wiktionary Discussion: Modelle de format]] moved to [[wiktionary Discussion: Modelle de format]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[wiktionary Discussion: Modelle de format]] 2279 sysop 4857 2006-03-28T06:02:12Z MediaWiki default Message name filter: 2280 sysop 4702 2006-02-26T01:50:18Z MediaWiki default Show only modified 2281 sysop 5075 2006-07-01T18:52:57Z MediaWiki default '''Warning:''' You are not logged in. 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